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OPERA SINGERS LEAVE Us.
The Steamships Toarsias and Etruria Carr
Away Most OF the PRINCIPALS.

The Ste ms hips Toarsias and Etruria Carry
Away Most OF the PrineIpsis.
At different hours between the close of the
gala performance at the opera house on Fri
day night and q o'clock yesterday morning
the singers who sailed on La TourAine found
their way down to the steamer.
n Plaueon. who was still suffering from .
sore throat on Friday evening and could not
sing The Two Grenadiers." was among the
first and Nine. MelbA. who was serenaded at
2 o'clock yesterday morning by some OF the
opera house orchestra. arrived at the French
pier In the early dawn. The brothers DE
Reszke. who gave supper at their apart
ments ct the Dunmore. were other late
arrivals. Mile. Calve came down shortly
alter the close OF her performance
at the opera house. In the proud con-
seiousness OF having been the great
success OF the last Performance Others
Of the com pany to sail on Ia Touralns were
SignOri de Lucia. Nignas. and Martapoura and
jules Lassalls. These. with sielba. the two
De Ksszkss and Cslve are to sing at Coyent
Garden this spring.
ON the EtTuria were Nine. ATnoldson and
her husband Alfred Fiseho1 and SignOr Man
einelli. as well as MN. Dufriche. NAschetlt.
and Customary, They were ACCOMPANIED q
Quarantine by a tug. o. which were several
friends. headed by Mr. Max Hirseh and MIR. W.
A. Parry. the stage manager at the hetropoll-
tan. There was band on board ana plenty
Mime. lanes. IL Is said, Mil go to CoyenI Car
den TO sing there in "Nerthsr." and Mr..
Parry who put the opera on here, Will go 10
London to supsTinJend its prod uetion-
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Buffalo nan on Deck.

Col W. F. Cody Buffalo Bill reached his
Wild West grounds at Thirty-ninth street
South Brooklyn. on Friday. after long trip
through the Western country where he has
been purchasing horses for his entertainment
and selecting the Indians that will. by the
permission OF the general Goyernment be a
very Interesting part OF the Wild West On
the same day a large number Of cowboys in
charge OF several hundred head Of horses
also reached the grounds, During the week
pAnY will be In camp in South BROOKLYN. The
City OF Berlin. which Is expected on Monday
or Tuesday will bring over the Russian Cos
sacks. Bedouin Arabs. French. English, and
German soldiers in all a party Of more than
show. Ii will open on Saturday. May ~ and
will continue at the same place for six IN ont hs
giving performances every afternoon aud
evening.
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RECEPTION 10 ADMIRAL BESnAM
Omeers or the Army and Navy Iavited to
Meet Him at the Uaitsd Service CIub.

Omeer. or the Array and Navy Iavited TO
Meet Him at the Uaited Service CIub.
A great social function OF q character with
which Washington society has been much
more familiar than have the polite enter
tainers OF New York. will occur in the rooms Of
the United Service Club. 10 West ThIrty-frst
street. on Thursday evening. The club mem
bers have rendered a formal reception to Adj
miral A. T. X. Benham on that evening. and to
honor the chief guest OF the occasion Will also
have as guests all the officers OF the army and
navy stationed near the city. officers OF the
National uuard. aud distinguished citizens
who have done service as United States volun-
teers In tho army and navy The recep-
ton is to be token OF the clu BIS appreciation
Of the "mshner in which Admiral BenhAm
sustAine the nations honor and enforced re-
speet for the nations flag" during his recent
service at Rio. The officers will be requested
10 appear In full dress uniform; as they seldom
do a social affairs outside Of WsshinRton.
The Reception Committee Is Malor-Gen. NJ.
T. McMAhon, Major ten. Josiah Porter Brig
Gen. q. II. Mehibhen. Brig ten. J. Hatch.
Commodore Horace liner. Paymaster g. Del.
barton. Capt, II. G. Mills. Lieut. Garland N,
Whistler. Major J. Il. Homer. Lieut.. William
/. Flanagan. Lieut.. H. Morrell. Secretary
Lieut. John N Golding. Capt. David Wilson.
Treasurer
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Conrad Harris who Is President OF the
House Owners and Taxpayers Association OF
the Twelfth and Nineteenth wards was con-
sidsred a good catch by the German Reform
Union politicians. and they accordingly an
nexed him to themselves In the Twenty fourth
Assembly district. The annexation was with
out his consent. however and as he is q red
hot Tammany Hall man he resented 1t. In q
statement made yesterday he said:
protest against the use OF my name in
connection with any nesting or organization
oeratic organization In no city. As consistent
Democrat. / am a mem Der Of Tammany HalL
As a taxpayer. 1 an satisfied that the interests
Of the city are well cared for by the sent
municipal administration"
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DEACON AND IRrsrEE IN JAZZ

BIaLOP Hoods Visit 90 = NsxEO Church
stITs Up - ROw.
PoRTLASD. Me-. April 2S-Ths visit OF Bishop
Hood Of South Carolina to Zion Methodist
Episcopal Church leolorsdl was the occasion
Of = option last night There Was sacred
concert. followed By an address to the Bishop,
Ice cream and cake we're then served All
went we'll until near the close. when trouble
bsgRn which resulted in Deacon Johnson.
TTustss Elliott. ami several memners OF the
church being landed in the station house;
A Young man named Reed aud friend had
= dlspute with one Of the managers IN REGARD
10 tiek cts and a light ensued. Iced received
Nov, on the eye and somebody struck the
Hsv 4 i. Thom psOn. the pastor, on the ear
blows were freely exchanged FoAcemeh AZ
rested sig ht Of the dlsturDsra
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BRIDGEwATER. Mass. April 2S-A WELL
dressed man about 80 years old. who gave the
name Of John Wilson. was discovered early
this morning in the house OF Mrs. L. A. Fiske
on the as estate in Scotland. lie was cap
tuTed ny Mrs. FIske's son aud q neiRhbOr aft or
a struggle. in which the urgiar received So
we're blow on the head from a poker which
later resulted in partial Iaraly The man
is in a semi-eonsciOus condition. lilo is not
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shipped DrrsCr ,roaa r"Ivao 90 Europe.

TOLEDO. April 2s.-Eight Canadian vessels
are being loaded with corn for direct shipment
10 Luropr. The neet will return for another
cargo Immediately. anu in all about 5000. TOO
bushels OF rorn will lie nhlppei abroad tails
way during tn, spring, In the early summer
IL he expected thai about 5,OpuuuO bushels Of
wheat will be taken 10 EuEope IN the sans
EAy.
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a CamIs Oper. Company Straaa-s.

SAEATnGA. April 2S.-rhe Yanona Leslie
comic opera company played here on Thurs
DAY night to a slim house. Tney were not able
toIay their board bills ana we're obliged 10
leave their trunks tor security. They were
booked TO appear GIsns Falls Tonight, hut
yesterday the manager disEIpeRrru. leaving
the company hARkrupL They are now strand
Ell in Troy waiting tor asst tnr"e {" rnAhla
them t. get away. Most Of the sixteen gins Of
the company are from boston.
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Bender Must 80 Hack 10 Prison 10 = rye
His LII. -

ROME y. Y, April 2S.-The jury in the trial
OF John V. Bender. for attempt to Kill George
Barber Of Utica by shooting with pisto. this
afternoon rendered verdict OF guilty Of as
sault In the second degree. Bender was once
before convicted OF murder in Inc second de-
He served several year. when his sentence
was eoamuted TO ten years. The terms OF his
Communication were that II he should thereafter
he convicted OF a felony he should be sem
fenced TO prison 20 serve out his life sentence.
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The SIngee-FuI'sr Case.

SubpBnaes have been served on the witnesses
in the case against Joseph 4 MaGee. who IL
charged with the murder OF Martha Fuller
To appear Uefore the Grand Jury next Tues
day,
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eIsties cf Is q" fo 10 Cavalry artillery.
Of the. service. .i2.Ns2. The strength Of the
drilled militia in the various States added to
and the estima ate Of the ofiicials. based on the
census figures. is that the whole number Of
men qualified lied fer o mitsry duty In the United
The Rev E B. Bagby. plain OF the House.
has received q novel present which calls to
mind Hangman Dennis's stick in "Barnaby
Ruds It was Sssns stiSk on Which are
erend gentleman himself. 1t was the work Of
writes that tn q heads were drawn from pictures
Of these gentlemen which appeared in an IL
e command pS we're a broken penRiie. BIT Of
SInES and work sred
Mr.. Caruth Of kentucky. Mr.. CULTIVATE Of
ohio. Mr., Sibley OF Psnpsylyania; Mr.. Everett Fret
fornia are among those reproduced. Those Of
the three gentlemen first named are especially
the them names r which appear in raised letters be.
meath. The cane is surmounted By handle OF
horn
The mandamus case Of Eugene f. Gaddis
against Secretary Carlisle to compel the Sec
rotary to show cause why Gaddis should not
be restored to his place as clerk In the Treas
cult Court here to-day before Judge Bradley.
After long argument Judge Bradley dis;
missed the petition. saying that the courts had
no power to interfere in the matter OF remov-
ais In the executive departments.
The total number OF fourth class ostmasters
appointed to-day was 81. OF which 80 were to
I'LL vacancies caused by resign atoms and death.
Among the appointment were the following:
New Jersey-Edwin wssteott, South seaviile. vice
Nav yorE-Pmma Harding Aironouin yics John
Harding resigned; Abney q. CLARK, Brentwood vice v
L. BLACK. removed; John ". Torpy. Georgetow station
vice Frank Lsmkton. resigned; H. Sichoiaus. icks
ytls vice Ernst Lis6ke. removed; D. sadie Ingram
PorL, vice q. HswknA removed; Timothy BOYLE.
s ssss %ssea Frank
The Army Appropriation bill was taken up
In the House to- day. and general debate there
on exhausted 1t was considered short time
By psragraphs for amendments when a point
OF no quorum was raised by Mr.. Baker lHep..
y. H.. The lack OF a quorum being officially
uatil ~ o'clock Monday. The provisions in
the bill. as reported by the committee. re-
curing that educational institutions to which
army officers are er6 detailed us as S,sr am
without expense to the Government, and linn
fling the number Of Major-Genersls in the
army to two. one Of whom shall have the rank
OF Breyet Lieutenant General, were stricken
out by instruction OF the committee.
Secretaries Gresham and Carlisle. Postrnas-
ter General Bissell lrlyate Secretary Thur
this evening for Fortress Monroe. expecting
to return on Monday. Their departure gave
rise to a rumor that the President had Como
day. The President has no idea OF going any
where at present.
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surrounded hls deathbed. and helped to put
him In his coffin and lower him into his grave.
The department has. therefore. held up the
man. and IL now endeayorinR to find out
VIII ether the soldier for whose services some
body is entitled to pension 10 dead. or
whether anybody 10 entitled to O pension as
his widow. One OF the pensions granted must
certainly have been based on fraud
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40 The true digestive tantc. Isysaton 70 mAny.
no puyalC NJ u-sit dosrB luAt sLIal bott.s Il
peasant pellets n yoGT Nest pocket sold 1y drug
Eists cent receipt Of Price. 2le. or for -.
HuMPHREYs' AEH,GINE COMPANY, c0gneE HILr
LIAM AND JOIN sTs. NsW i0Ek-
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The Democratic Congressman who have
been persistently claiming that great frauds
are pTAetised on the pension rolls. are at pres
ent Interested in a somewhat remarkable case
which has como under the charge OF Repre-
sentative Whiting OF Michigan One Of hIs
Constituents has been for several years draw
ing a pension as the widow OF soldier In a
Michigan regiment. some time ago her pen
sion Was stopPed ana Tor q long time shs male
appealed to Mr. Whiting. who has discovered
that the department suspended the pens ion on
the z round OF fraud. the soldier whose widow
the pen sionsr claimed to lie having tuTnsi up
and made application for an original pension
In his own behalf which MAS granted on the
proof that be was not dead and never had
been. But Mr. Whiting Is not so sure about
dsnee to prove that his constituent Is widow.
aud among the afiidayits prsssnted are
A number from the relatives friends
and neighbors OF the soldier Who
swear that they attended him In his slcknesA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
SENATORS oLosETBD WITH THE
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
Senator Hill Argues for Duties for
Both New York and New
England Products,
NO DUTIES IRREyooAsIY FIXED ON I'M
PoRTANr PRODUCTS.
White and oaH,ry of Louisiana Argue for
sugar and White of California for Wines,
Republicans Preparing for the oOn,cut

Washington. March s,-'rhe democratic
majority OF the senate committee on
finance gave the entire day to senators
who advocate changes In the Wilson bill
as amended by the senate subcommittee
ON tariff.
senator I'm was the first OF the sena-
tors OF ;his class admitted, He went into
tho room shortly after the committee
convened early in the day aad remained
wluI them until o'o,ock. The entire
time. except br.ef period Tor lunch.
which was served in the room, was dcvot-
"a to the business IN hand. MIR, nan was
armed with a large number of documents
which he used so reinforce his arguments.
He pleaded Tor protolton Tor ,ho manu-
featuring interesm OF the New England
States. as well AS for New York, as none
OF these states are represented Ia ,he sem
sc 49, democratic gnatora
The committee listened with apparent In
terest to ali the suggestions made. some
OF them at times apparently failing In
wlth the notifications desired aud others
pointing out the difficulties of making
the changes suggested, In some cases OF
minor Importance duties were ilEed az
the argument went ON, hut In large ma
jority OF cases decision WAS reserved for
private consultation by the members OF
the committee
A large shure of the Cay WAS Blv1n 70
discussion of the income tuN ana charges
made by the committee from SPECIFIC TO
ad valorem duties. On these featuroa.
Senator I'm repeated and ampllned the
arguments made Ia opposition in the eau
Gus.
The committee say they have not the
"A
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CROKER SAYS NO.

Two Stories Denied Emphateaily by
Him.
The papers In tho East contained yes
tcrday telegraphio dispatch giving the
substance of story printed by the San
Francisco Cal 10 the effect that Richard
Croker. Mayor Gilroy. Amos cummins
and other Tammany men had left New
York fearing indictment by the grand
jury aud arrest for election frauds; that
they have vessel at San Francisco
ready to leave at moment's notice.
The Post received several requests
from prominent papers for an Interview
with MFR. Croker ON the subject, It being
known that he was in Houston Thurs
day night Mr.. Croker left Houston
early yesterday morning. but The Post
caught his train with wire message
and repeated tho rumor to him Ho re-
piled promptly, stating that the story
OF the San Francisco puper was fab
rie0tion pure and simple; that there Is
not the slightest semblance OF truth in
IT, Mr., Croker also denies emphatioally
the silly yarn started by the Galveston
News that he is in Texas on some sort
OF political mission, He thinks the re-
porters of tho News better suited to
shooting dldappers than constructing
plausible political Htorles.
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A ooMMoNER WANTED BY LIB
ERALS FOR PREMIER.
Labouchere Predicts That Rcsaberry,
If Elevated to the Place, Would
Not Last Week,
QUEENS RIGHT TO sELBor A pRsMrEa
NOT ADMITTED.
"A Peer for the Premiership Would Wreck
the Party Gladstone wii Formally Ro-
aIgn Aftsr til, Privy ooanoil Meeting.


London. March 2,-By command OF the
queen. Mr.. aud Mrs. Gladstone will mo-
coed 40 windaor ,asua .h,. .c,,.,.,,,..
~ "'es't SASue this afternoon
ana Will remain as guests OF her majesty
until tomorrow,
Al nonn to,,,nr,.,,, = 49,. n ~,
- -SSA NSlAVtiv" pNNy SouhcH Wili
DC hold at Windsor castle and upon this
orcnsiun MIR (.iads.nna ,,,in .ara.,. ~.
reeIyna1,or =, ~ ,'''...,, ~ -"
The Earl of Kimberly. lord president Of
the counol Ilarl sn.ncar a., 800 =
Inc sdn,l,,f,,, a,s 49, s. W. "
'"N "NHhN"i'N' hnu other ministers, with
the exception OF Lord Roseberry, will be
pfesent
A. ci.s.,..
@Hi' SlauStVhe ~ IN excellent health and
CIV M home
IN .,s,-,1. ~
ine taeiVaiShchued by Mr.. LaDoucherc,
have decided not to serve undor any peer
ami they state that IL Lord Ros.bcrrv
10 made premier the existence OF tho new
minister Is limited to u week.
Mr Inbouchcra haa ,..,.ts, ,.,t.r !.
me n, iIon Eas,asa 49, : $50 ~
Wv ~ tioi' f~uWuFu MdJoripdhhs' una
liberal whip. saying that the feeling
against a peer assuming the proniersh,u
ia .tron.y ,xlth tho lharnis 10 ,s,,tt q, ,,,1.,,
- =, A.lons wl''l e'iV hpssils' - "eti as Win
Cue radicals.
Continuing, Mr.. Iabouchere says; ',Dur.
ing rhn tory administration the fast ma.
- ,-.
the premier was in The house Of lords was
= strict complaint OF the radicals. Ar
Hladatonea popularity was largely que
70 the ihct maj ne Was leSnrueu 80 tho
peoples minister, soorning even Old age.
wtav hoNuhR the premielshlp,
Except IN the mousse OF commons. tno
party ooula MOI consul IN regard 70 It's
t a, ie si.s VIZ N9piu NOT aainit Tor .
UiOi'lslL LA i sipier tIe queen or me CABS
cesHne,, .,,,,.,,. 49,. a, s,,,. ~, 80.
a. =. 70 opsiv , u hs, ,io Huvsll VIII heteel
se man Hioat ft'''e IN, 70 tIlt rsutt tistea9
Vi 70 lne Peop,s, ING secrecy lnuhautihcu
~ ~, lskaIa 70 M. SL.uAtohs, me seill-
ollioltll deIllais UP 70 inc lttst moInehli inc
inalIheI IN when hlh successor was sprIiiAs
upoh US anu tne mousse my hltihbt nus y
very ugly aspect ana snaeKs OF eaDal and
lhiEieuy' -... 80, 80. ~.
Inhl me Queen haH y rlHnt 70 select tne
premier ~ more tue IN thcory thtln IN
rect ana ~ ~ pro5 9sa nut wit t, ths
nsAu Few years, II NJ reIi ili,, u ~ W.
shall sweep away the hereditary chani-
per, ,...,.,.. IA,
a peer i0I tne pfeinlersnip Houlu WICK
the party, II huch an outrage w attempts
cd i Is the duty Or every raaleai 70 resist
snch = hBh~handed ana perhieious pro-
ceeninR
Mr. Gladstone arrived AT WINDSOR castle
Ihis atternoon au VIZ ~ s1n ,,I.,. .l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
sl.NnR coNqRlassNEN.
Their Views Expressed on. Harcourt'
Antl-CnrfaranCe Tnlk.

Their Views Expressed on Harcourts
Anti-ConferenCc Talk
Washington. March 2,--None OF tho sill
yer men in the house of representatives
expressed any surprise when informed OF
the dlscouragng remarks OF the British
chancellor OF the eNcheduer. Sir William
Vernon HawourL on the outlook for the
reasscmbling OF the monetary conference,
Representative McCreary Of Kentucky.
WIN was delegate from the United
states TO the conference. said: THE out
look does not Indicate chat an intcrna-
tional monetary conference will be hcid
this year, There is however a growing
feeling IN Europe in favor OF the enlarged
use Of silver. England has been In favor
of gold mono-metnllism for n number OF
years. but there are many able mon like
Mr. Baltour Sir William Aolsworth. Sir
Henry niacoy Thompson and others who
favor international bl-metallsm. Enc
land has bl1ckadCd the way moro than any
other nation and prevented an Internal
uonal agreement for many yg2ls' OUT
a demand tor International bi-metalllsm
tb0t uuuthur conference must DC he.d ~
hguia or brussels; but II Is prohnb'y iH.
possible thIt II can assemble until several
leading countries Of Europe express de
sire Tor q change
senator Allison, another delegate 20 the
comment that he had known an the tiu
yha, t,e In ed axes woald not propose
arg,hul conference.
Mr. Bland e7ys that the action OF
EnElnmi was iumatcral, lie helevss
taat tl.e United states should stand ON ita
II never took any stock IN this lqterno-
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rBRRELL's SUCCESS.
indictments OF Prosecutors OF Christians
Secured

Indictments OF Prosecutors Of Christians
Secured.
Washington. March 2.--Minister Terrell
Is meeting with marked success in Turkey
in his efforts to protect Americans there.
His administration Of his office has been
frequently compllnented by the govern
ment here. Dispatches received from
him at the state department today 30 TO
show that so successful have been his ar
guments with the sultan TO have Turkish
Armenians punished for persecutngChris-
tlan Armeninns that eleven OF the male
factors have been Indicted and Will be
brought 10 punishment These indict-
nents were had. 70 Minister Terrell In
forms the state department. IN Asia Mi-
nor. where the antl-Christlan heniiment
ia most high and where only the strong
est Of executive action can obtain a con-
ylction OF those who hnFass missionaries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Washington, March THE house Judi
clary commautec decided today not 10 rec
ommepd the investigation OF decisions
rendered by Judges Brewer Taft Dundy,
Pardeo ana Others, IN connection with
the Investigation Of Judge Jenkins de-
clsion restraining railway employees,
Representative somers OF Wisconsin ap,
peared before the conmtts and argued
that II was unfair to single prt the Jen-
kns decision He sll1 there was no OPP
position no thc Jones inyeslig alton ldil
and the inquiry should Nt least include
the decision OF Judge Dundy, Who was
more severe on employees than was the
however. not 20 complicate the Jenkins
investigation by going Into other decisions
and a report to that effect will be made
TO tfc house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Washington, March 2-1here has been
some delay over the approval Of the bond
Of Mrs. Ida Turner as postmistress at
Fort Worth, but the faults in the bond
were only technical and can soon be RENE
died.
W. y. Mcintyre Of Dallas and Rowan
Tucker Of Fort Worth were both visitors
at the capitol today.
Bradford OF Greenyiile, who was mere
as a candidate for the postomice at that
place. having been elected at the primaries
which Representative Kilgore did not sane
ton. returned home last nlght Inc out
come Of the matter IS stu Indefinite.
Mr.. Martin Of Grcenvlle Is mere IN the
interest Of candidate for the Wolfe CITY
postonfice.
day: Audubon william O1ell vice r w
Johnson, resigned B0ren, Cicero Smith
vice r. r Baincs. resigned; Culberaon
J.. W. Young, Vice }. T. Henderson, re-
signed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03
nLnYEN coNvIcrEp.

Result OF Minister Terrell's Efforts in
Turkey.
Washington March e.-rhe Turkish gov
eminent appears 10 be redeemlng the
promise It made 70 United States Minister
Terrell 10 punish the people IN Amadia
Asia hilnor VINO participated IN the az
sault upon ana abuse OF Mrs. Mellln, the
American missionary, last autumn. a
dispatch received today frgln our minis
ter at Constnnunopie says that eleven Of
the participants IN the AFFAIR have been
convicted and sentenced The proceedings
are still subject TO review by the supreme
court at Bagdad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-03

Hospital Attendant Accused OF Beating
Him 10 Death.
81. Joseph, NO, March At. 49, VIII
iiams. patient Mt asylum No. 2 Is dead
from effects. Il Is alleged. Of injuries re-
ceiyod al the hands OF W. 9. Jackson,
~ attendant. Williams said Jackson
md beaten him. Examinations developed
That several OF the patients rims were
broken. Jackson said Williams mad Mt
tackled him and he was forced 70 throw
him down. but used no other violence.
IN standardization OF mis- statement he
showed discolorcd eye and aerntehes
on hts throat. which he said were caused
by tho patient, The coroner Us inNesti-
eating the case.