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'BoMBASIBS pnsla \
NEGRO ANrI.irsou, {
WIRE aorrnson noa asA'
Tho Esseutivs to p. Nh,
for mo Lynehins & s,. '''''''|
u mA''setda CONN, !, ! !
They are T.snsh.s.

Chicago, March p The to,,.,.
gram has been sent "a c,ov ,s.'9a's,'
Texas W the newly ors ,ssa'5 q q
anti-lynchlne league. ''s'q 4
Governor Hog, Aue,in. rs.....
The anli-lynchlnr leSs, ns'
asalnst the contemplated lynss,..
teen 5, men At siasaeorda, Il Va vsa,'
Y yon take no action 10 pro. 81 s Y.
VIII hola you responsible for tssi. s
James y coiJothers NJ
The Officers Of the isaeus ~
the men are lynchea they MN MI
case ard bring pressure "a h,s ~ '
cause congress 10 appoint an ~.
committee The forinatIon AZ H,
by the colored people has caus.s .r n
able interest among the whI,s I. Z
the city. ~ y
The woman's Christian ~.
union O Chicago and Preslasut ', X
Of the Armour Institute, Il 4 MI
endeavoripg to form 4 cau,s, M
iynenlns leagpc. The orieinal MI
termed by the colofed peopls !, !,
with the object Of excrtlns inaaso.
ing % me suppression Of ~ 4 4
lynchins Of eolorsa men. 4 pla .s
adopted and Fred Douglas eIsD, "A
dent.
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woRII1 "a nusrNEss.


BssdstFeess Review OF the state OF
Trade
New York March 2g.-In its review Of
the state 81 trade. Iiradstreet's " March
p viii Say:
lneaeaaed nbsortance Of Good Friday in
ousineas racles Delps 70 check tho volume
Of trade notwithstanding there be-
inS praat.cally one less business day this
week than last continued spring like
weather has further s1mulated sales n
staples At neariy All TN larger citlea N
EaStera. Nbh4ie ara Ia some Of the West
egn S{Htea comparatively fewer Southern
Waite ltfstern HcpISn mills can not neet
ordefs f1s farey dress good, many WOO Ell
N * 8 old waol VIII nom ma c,iforSii
atsi Texas elip aFalapie WAtAin aixty
lays depresa i.i'seta
cdutrn Hl.is are ncuvc, al.housA aelea
commune smaller than iile output.
ylew u the sitn.ltioh q that ,3ostonl
aeeff.f of tha fy.tablfs iron ana steel
manufactures are iiener lp fhelr views.
rn9 demand non No5thNeS .ern ttpre
keafefs tSr nlllnefy. el2tnlAs enr MARI
wtelnhes and small ssocies, the fesultS be-
ms fel ~ Improvement AZ cpieae0 ana
Sceerii 1901 ton orders for coke pis
iron. 1876 delivery. have been kaiNen. as
Wen al Tor Ainfli rails ~ ST al Nhich8oi
htsf 4sffnes are hardy satisfactory,
81 Louis reports t2lnt demand for ht-
rcd irca ami Jieel. while tsupruyln6s ~
do IS cuts ~ duotp1quh
Afna1s more CON p cl.S-.sr r,slfle ;irpfiurff
prices have NecfraHr1 nor rlfr. NqtttN
ladian cvl'it, Increased lvHliaifc supplies
bairis prnnriiy Responsible.
coffee and leaf iQhhcco remain strong
at nfaotlehlly unchanged n9urtaand low
AZ rnnres oil Vaiue have hegn reached BY
several varseties Of iron aud steel ny iva
cattle and i've hogs az Western markets.
hr both raw and refined sfGar. by wheat,
oata and IS mess pork
A. Memphis there Is q lnrgcf demand
for piantation supplies. and as Nash.
Vile III other iihf4 as Atii reseifing 10 a
hefter feell9g IA tf4de rircie4 Snnilar re-
oaftH ara resolved fr1ru New orlefna,
/ yhSre lhe unfaSneahie TEA flre Is the phecls
10 bflN grain eNnqFtal fjolloA auykrcH
/ f,rs that fflt4e Is satisfactory IN AN linea
| aAd equal II that OF q gear ago.
1 Enlalttlx tina auiaileat gains Ia West
! efa mercantile and lndaFtrlnl circles
l within ne petk are IT Cleveland Clneip-
| Nafi and Toledo. ~, lnpiHFiie atnnlc
4 atreilandlae and teAf cloth ere M COED
| dsin4nd NhIis III DETROIT merchandise
/ Is nIoYinr more ffeciy ana industries are
1 hHtfer 0fnplo4td' E9naiu4raAie activity
| "a reported al l<H1H4s Nily NTH country
I 0utsfa nj ifIrE psfeohnt ttecfiqns.
+, rlitf Iii <.dlaa ard Jeans rlQtn ara Ia s,eefl
lopds iiare sllm,iatfd trade IN an ilnea.
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rI1.z 80 lIATF

chIchgo March . Articles Of agree
nent were signed tonight binding Dick
Moore and Dan creedon to box twenty
rounds before the Twin City Athletic club
Of Minneapolis on the night Of April z.
The match vas made last Monday, but
different arrangements We're completed
before Fitz put up tonight.
Colonel John Hopkins, hacker OF Cree
don said tonight regarding the offer Of
Bob Fitzsiinmons 90 neht Creedon Tor a
purse OF S50oO. When 4 was IN Jackson
vile al the time Of the Cprhett- Mitchell
fight i perfected Arrangements FOR Sl2,-
go purse for Creedon and Fitzsimnlons
to fight on March G, When ! returned 10
New York expecting Fitzslinmons 10
Sign the artlcles OF agreement, he refused
10 do So saying he mast have purse Of
OF $1,000 and guaranteed protection
'Clreedou did no work for six months,
waiting for a chance TO night hitzsimmons.
and now that he Is matched with Moore
r'itzsimm1hs comes out with challenge
TO fight Creedon for 5000 This does not
look 40 me 20 be consistent, and ! am not
doing business with FHzsinmons and do
not propose to. as i DO not think he wants
70 tight Creedon or ever did mean to fight
him. gave FitzsimmSns every chance,
but DO not think ne acted in a square
Manner
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wANrnD ~ coNRor.

Greenville- Texas Mareh 20 -Sherifr
o'Neal has received warrants for the ar
rest Of w J. Brown. Charles Fielder and
Fred McGlbpons. the three men who are
conAued IN tins county jaA. charged wi,h
shooting W. 7 Ward and robbfng the
First National bark ia their several
trials here II was developed that ON a
night that a witness swore they we're ii
one milo Of conroe Montgomery county.
q safe was blown open 10 cegfoe and sey-
dfal hundred dollafa Etolen II Is also az
legged mat the man Brantlcy who han a
boiler loaued On a Fat car 10 be shiprnd to
Houston and 70 whom n "a stated thnRa
men applied TOR work recoan.xed soma
safe 70 he the ratne As tile eacs carried
by the men. THE waerante c9ni7inri tkfas
different cnArBf1 against tfsch of Ale men.
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FIGHT is MONGgAN'S
AnEKS rur orr IN THE SEVENTH
ROUND.
Principals aud Seconds Arrestsd FOR
Prize Fighting at the End Of tho
conrest 4 Hot Bnttio'
Ahern Inscrviewcd

Galveston. Texas, March 22--The light
between Tom Monaghan and Bob Ahern
occurred tonight al the fremont opera
house. Ahsrn WAS knocked out IN the
seventh round. The fight WAS vicious eng
from thc start, although Monshan mao
tho best OF Il an the way through. rom
Pine or Galveston was referee ana MAT
iin Gallagher official time keeper t'og
warren was time keeper Tor Monghan ana
Charles Iesspp Tor Anern
Monaghan vas seconded by Hany snei-
dom pard Monaghan. Charles Porter and
Tom Fox "A lrn by VIM Moran, trlhk
hOrsfofi. Johnny Counars aao y y, ~
rroix.
The neht was one OF the best thar has
occurred IN this city for some TINE, t9tn
! inen had detsrmiaed lock wren, tney
sntcred tlle ring aad Il was oslNe ae5
gore. Ahern ala most dt the leasing anu
rushed the light to hts sorrow.
til the seventh found Ahesn recelNel
suia "a IN the aye and "A riB5t halu sMlhs
Immediately after the fght cnief OF
Police Jordan stationed officers at me
dressing rooms OK tie fighters and me
principals. seconds and tsnekeePers were
'Tlley were released On bond and viii haze
O hearing IN the irec1f der's court tompI-
iow. The eharee asainst the psinrlpals
Is engaging II a prize nghi. and the sfs-
ends and tirnekeapers are. charged Win
aiding and abetting the affair.
AherD was seen BY Post reporter I'M
,nedIateif AFTER ihe fight and said that he
mud been Whipped fairly and was out.
chased Aherns mead was severely cur
from che fall he rsceived waen he was put
out and his left eve was closed He walk
Ell 10 his corner after the battle un;ss-
sisted hy Ills seconds. Two police ont.
GERS were stationed q the entrance q
the opera house and every man VINO en-
tered WAS searched Tor arms,
Tie opera house was crowded BY the
lovers OF pcgias1n and when Monaghan
was declared the victor his Galveston
friends set pp an enthusiastic shout,
rushed to the ring side and literally
bore rim in triuirph 10 his dressing room.
The action Of the police IN airsstlns the
prir,S. pals seconds and others ASSISTING IN
Bringing the fSht on ~ severely crisfsis 81
by the spprribs fraternity. VINO claim tnslt
IL such action was necessary y should
have bee1 taken before the contest began.
II Is started 'tont9h ut thes ail the parties
to ne mall. Including the newspaper re-
portefa present. VIII be Cited . anDeAr be
fore the grand Jury tomorroy, l'h's fig'at
~ undonhfediy the end Of pugilisuc con-
tasls IN this city Tor some time az leai.~.
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cameron. Texas. March 1-Judge ~.
L Antony. w. +. Heney. J. p womack.
10 Hunter, J. Il Bioksts aud :. S. Hsr.
ses returned today from pahas where
they seeh were present % advise and
usxs harmony J s Honey made his
nsasi Tsrosn with bis voice. These gers
Siefpen are very sanginne ct the good
work done ~ the two executive cornmit-
tsca 81 the democracy ~ Texas The Post
correspondent nndg a uafln and cordial
u5pyseultut Ia Cameron 81 what WAS
lone fnrre is very cold. sad AMI
Washet-ost look on iha faces 81 shv p0pu-
llFl Readers here. Atlhsn county - SAID
now. anu all her Jtnccrs viii continue
ana remOin democrats
Ftf COARSE of Thu Post Ia It's fair and
honest eirarts ior harmony is snuoh CONF
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srAisLE AND BARN.

Burton, Texas March q -Iaurton made
a very narrow escape from being ds-
stroyed BY IRE last night. The stable
and barn or II. Fisher & Co was
discovered 40 be on Tire abont II 70 M
Two very valuable horses We're faVeI
with great difficulty The fire when FIRST
discovered was 80 much Under headehv
that Il was Impossible with the poor IA
ciiitles at hand 10 extlnguiah II, conse-
Quentiy AL effort was made to provost
The flames spreading 90 the store OF NJ
Fishnr q Co, which With the favorable
direction Of the wind WIS sureessful
Had the wind been from the south there
y no doubt hut the whole town would
have been DESTROYED
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rrxAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RockwalL Texas, MaTch Ie--rhe state
coIamlttee Il the prohibition party has de-
eidcd 70 hoid q congenhon AZ Waco, Texas.
sSns llnls the iattsr part Of April, or tho
trst pax ct Mss The exact dane las not
ysf been nxsd, bas wiii Re N che next TIN
Gays
The pennle are beginning 10 rally as
nevsr before ard the committee expects
tne l8ree gatperihg ever held ~ the
state ticket WA be nominated a;.a al pro-
atnitionista are uTge1 not 10 pledge tneir
alpTpfl 10 any ctrer tlcket fearing that
the psohibltsoulsts wal not DC 10 the feid
Ne VIII Be there asking your suffrage for
siis 5gss platform and the best ticket in
the state Papers throughout the state
piii pls4se pnciish this sact.
y. G. Heath.
ssate Chalr1nan of the prohinltion Party.
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sunrenls President Of The crsA.
a Man.gasto.
Detroit Mich. March nv. j 4
ler. supreme president Of HE NJ
Protective association ana pubes'
The Patriotic American. today
official address 70 the order
He states ina, his sravels IN IA
have convinced him Chat he (.
IL q mighty force, watch 10 M
earth Is potent enough to test,l
though MONOPOLY the presz a AZ
portion Of The Protestant rlsrry 4
Shame OF tgnqrAnce hc I. ssiA /
Politicians and the friee, IA
Joined issues 10 suppress Il
lie reminds members thst dasuiA
victory the alleged cenier M \
ton and National danger, VIZ, X
tional legislature aud goycrnnit:
mains apparently az powerful n
lie eNhprtS every member 10 af;es
cuses ana Independently o. na,irI
only trustworthy nnemhafs 81 IND
or equally good and reliahse eitir<
delegates 10 The conventions
lie refers 70 the other s1-ealiei M
organizations recently formei n
other ingenious Weapon fofrAd
enemy. and advises That thfg "
~ let alone" (
The address exhnrts Persistent X
ton 10 Immigration as he pfina Nh
OF financial panlcs and ,5se risIli +
OF pfiestlv slpremary. md VIII
q, xt tidr ~ "a Nj r.f.nt.l9f,. .. ..fIl vi
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IsII.. En- 80 NoAL.Aps.

Forty Of the Unemployed Take poases-
sion o Train,
San Antonio. Texas slarch q Forty
A-tHit-pft4t,4 iilfiF ltsgfs oNtt tfiv p ffyA'su
bound International and Great Northern
freight train tonight IN the suburbs and
STARTED 10 sauie point where they pro-
pose to yuin tne tramp army pressing on
to Washington. They were Thoroughly
oresnised ln military style and gave ST.
i-caiz ~ their objective point oyer the
tuiiowine eeadai International and Great
Northern rs Taylor, Palestine and Long
view from san Antonio; distance SIC
irilss. 10 Me-ahaii Texarkana Little
Rock. Poplar Kun u ST Louis over the
Teas ard Faciac distance s5i miles
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chAaIBERLAIN I.ALks.
diadstons Isfs Rosss.5g only a Heritas

GiadstonA Left ROseneTg Only q Heritage
OF Nee
ndirIbuFs. March p 5csenh Cnnnaber-
laiu addressed a crowded nni9nist meet
ipg here tonight. In the course Of his re-
marks asr Chamberlain said
Giaastone had left MS successor heri-
latse 81 woe. Lord Rosebs,ys recent
speech delivered in Edlnburg DID MOI serl-
oaaiy caanse N'iiat he had said IN the
house % lords, and his fenissks fnlly JUS
tsliad the action 81 the nnionists and peerH.i
Lorgi Rosebef9''s franitae,s IN the question
q sae dis-cg ss,s.sarHsnt Of the church lni
Strsiand Dpproanhed tbs verge or cynicisfn
and 3ustifled Not4ire. WHO had said thas
the British only had enough religion TO
scfyr their political purposes.
(ghay1her,aln rpncurred with Timothy
Healy IN the heller that the house or com
mons ought to he dissolved.
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MORLEY ANSWERS.

Questions Propounded 10 the Chief Sec
Rotary fsr Ireland.
I.undon. March 22.--John Morley reply
Ing 70 John J Clancy In the house IT COM
mons today, said the registration bin
would apply 10 Ireland
Later Mr.. Morley WINS asked "A olscsti0a
In regard 70 the reported eviction at ten
families on Lord buttons LouRh tilxnn
estate, near Castieseagh. Ireland, and M
reply said he had no Information upon
the subject.
Mr. Morley said he could not promlse
that the evicted tenants bill would be
introduced before WhltsuntiaR. but that
the government would press Il forward rs
much as possible
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coxHf's ARMY.
Very Few Recruits Have Reported a.
HAxs51t1rters

Very Few Recruits Have Reported al
headquarters
Mnsslior March ghs C5xey Army
% psRc1 enss not matefialire Mol 10
sxcesa twenty men haze As yrs ~. IN
40 appearance hsre. Iae ieaaefa % The
niopsincnt s.iii profess Is hslier1 that
q .elst 100 men ard mag Re more VIII
" FeAcy = marsh wfsn the efu-y moves
rekt sunday Livery day Esxers mali
& i9assea drsT Stse letyefs from persons
n various r4rta ii gha catitFy promising
recruits 70 tbs rsnka or stihSsteuce cf
he airy welie X i u The road.
The failure OF tEe racrlilts 10 rep.,rt
- 1eatrnaEters has given rise 10 sns-
picsna n sofzse quarters tnRk the writer's
* tne ieitefs are trEsiaE With Coxey. On
tse etiier e4s.a ;crcrts froni towns within
tqfty - f1.y miles % Mission tel 81
te1ats ~ ttaups whn say they are on
thtsH way y r..l9rt % C9nanaAnder chxay.
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81. LnrTs RAeEs.

st. Louis. Mo. Ms.ch 2s-At Madison
today track fast.
Five ongs-Barthol, Gratan, Mart
Timo, 1908.
Five md half furlongss-King Star
Rub Brooks Fisano. Time, i;14is
Five furlongs-Siigo, go Lucky. Mamie
Duny Time, 4 0S
Eve ana a half flrrlongs t3ravonrlna,
Too High. Diamond Dick Time l.i5h
six furionssAf onteii Cactus Blossom,
Dan Hsrreli Time. Ia
seven furlongH Simrock, Jahnnle
Weber Outlook. Time 1885,
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Cotton Belt Trains SiiIl LAID psi-
out d had One
Risou, Ark March 2. 7Frelsht a
senger transportation On the cs''
road between this point and tdA|
is entirely suspended.
The washouf 10 the river pg,sp!
not be repaired for several GAYS
river Is stili rising.
Heavy loss OF stock IS rep2Fs'e
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llnlNruckY yoaNkpo.

Tobacco Crop Ri,fnei and NalsaA
erty DeF.u4ea.
Owensboro. KvS March "a
struck the Squire Mcdonald nal
smashed a large sielk BAN,
barn. a stable on sirpcaald's
stock WAS lsillea tngleinsAis
stfoyed, ana The tobacco crop Fo''''
cloud jumped the Ohio river and 2
damage on the Ipdlara shore.
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EDITOR APPOINTED.

Surveyor Of the Pert OF pit.sbt,ru a
Stoneh Democrat.
washington March 22--Albert j. Barr,
the now surveyor Of customs al Pitts
burg. Is editor 81 the Pittsburg Post, OF
which his father Mfr r. + Barr. was for
20 q aoqloIq slH Jsqslqnd ON sIusA
barr, was surveyor OF the port under
Cieyeiauds former administration. The
family IS known ~ western pennsylva-
iiia for It's stanch democracy. The ncw
surveyor is member OF the board OF
directors OF shc Associated preaa.
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BIdyupBouNTss ATTACHED!

Memphiss Tenn, Marrh ri The two IA
uaous blo9lAoaIsds, aiac' anu Leaper.n
that captnfeI 0liphant train rob
bsrs, were attached today as tho prop
erty ~ DR.. j Il. Aircorlkle for IA taflor's
Mlis ms doctor Is Ia the city trying to
lsioae Of elio animals.
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ANorHELl wAR.
Rr:iah Troops March on Al Asricau

Brl:sah Troops March on An African
Eists.
I.ondon, 7izTsii .. - Adispatch % the
Daily News from Uganda saws the Brit
isn Nave declared war against King Na
oarnza Of Iiiworo, It Is believed tue king
Was sncensed at the erection ~ he Bri,-
ish o. several forts upon hts territory.
and chat he Is marching against Ring
yaro, Who permitted this The British
forces under Captain Hoddyowen. wIth a
number 81 soldiers and 4 Maxim gun.
has Dispatcher to meet KabhraeiL WIDE
spread troubie Is expected
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HuBBARD on HAaNg5NY

Waco. Texas. March q Governor
Hubbard vas harrying o catch train
fhis morning as he WAS passing throueh
the city, Wien Il reporter aceoaged him or
TIE harmony dead at Dallas: cit phases
me, tic governor said. land ! am p.al
TO see the brethsen all M one fold asain
| am MOI IN ooiitics now and am giving
ny attentso-l exclusively to railroad build
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SAFE chairman q ne Prohibltion Party
FEEl.1Nl An FI.oREsvfLIE.

Fiorasviile. Texas. March Democrats
40 this county al-c 5e..satca ss.s-s harmony
viii prevail in the Democratic party IN
Texas in future They do not discuss the
various points in the eompronise meas
ares adopted. Il IL enough for them to
know that harmony extsts The populists
81 this county profess to believe that Inc
fact OF harmony having been restored
amounts to nothing They say Il Is only
hArfneay amazing The leaders and that tho
rank and file Of The party has gone over
to she noguiiSts
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Local forecast FOR Texas for twenty four
hours endine II midnight, March p.
For North Texas. Central Texas. fair
and warmer In the west; stationary temp
erature over the east portion,
For East Texas and Southwest Texas,
fair; stationary temperature.
For the coastidistrict, fair and colder,
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RACES POSTPONED.
Hot sprtnerl Ark, March q. Races
BLAZE AT pENyEn


aiN1story Building Burned ana other
Houses Destroyed,
Denver Cola Narca Y .--One OF q,
most destructive ana at tho same tsrns
S-9eeiecpiar eonnaerations ever seen n fb !
rsEy broke auF 1t Sis this evening Il I'M
recently nHianea e.x-story chaaapA NINA.
rs ~ chaq,pe s,feel, betwyea Flfsesn,i,
time 81 zWrep tae Cniife blbck ~ Z
nle nalint lanlsltt sxofsesl n 4 ptfafa Az
els9 eed " zl.iis pr Insufficient i aler
Psee.sgIe ez4alrfed ~ a4nes after abont
= TRIAL los ~ liz5ot = - ~
Tao eu.snegtaiieu started Ia th.. -.
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NrnRAskA.s pLIzzAROl

For Forsy-Eight Hours Il Has IN
Continues.
Omaha. Neb,, March 22zs
that has been raging over ne A
for forty-eIght hours continued z;
Western and Central Nebraslka.
iur and the Black hills ~
fh4 Union Pacific between Ae'''l
ana Cheyenna nre stiil sisd pp,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
0olD nnanlN lExPIloDEp

l.aredo. Texas March e1.--J ] Murphy,
soyertment assayer. has completed Ms
assay o. nyo tons 81 ore taken from me
Fernandez nine ani hnds merely trace
8f gold. scarcely % per csnt 70 the ton.
1as seems 70 settle II sasay the add does
not exlst around here IN paylns qnAntisles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23

tid6irrS Texas March rz-lThe restcfa-
sion Ok peace Ia The democratic party has
been the sicn az much good feeling
ard nAny Anrpy remarks amous tho
tsmoSrAts 81 this place Net enc Is dis
DlAzSed al the restoration OF harmony.
some cxrfcts the oTtnion that many OF
thf democrats who AlieuAted themselves
from the democratic parts On account on
he sritt NH e.....--.. - .ths.,s tlfEt love
rbN ihat no bfeAfh Is healed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
suBTRnlsT-RY STATEMENT

Reeei4,sS payfreAts and rslanceS-Shfn-
nHnt u SILVER.
New York. 4tach p THE receipts. pay
rents and eaaanres Of tho subireas1ry
tsiay are - taIipws
Receipts s. re 100.
Payments SITS, ~
lsasgnces-g' nrzeacy Si5,s1 .sl1. coiu GER
tif.sages Sl.fno,a5i; coin s.ofss9 a9i .-'Tscsal
S,5a. So, ST.
The steamship CaInpauia VIII take OUT
On Saturday sec 90 ounces OK silver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-23
poptJrIsM Ar Al DIscorJNT

Franklin Texas March 22--Ihere is
great rejoicing among the democrats here
over the result Of the Dallas meeting Of
the committees New life has been in
fused Into the democracy OF Robertson
al a discount