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McKANr's t7ENcnMnN.


Pleas Of Guilty 10 election Frauds a.
6rAve2rnu,
New York. Morch N.--Andrcw Scott
samicson. the Graytscna constable con-
yictea last week Of perjury. was today
sentenced 50 the court AZ Brooklyn 70
eighteen months 10 the pcnitentiary.
The eighteen Indicted election in<pectcrs
OF Gr.sveaena weta then called on 70 mead
and Mi pleaded ''suiisy with ne excep-
non OF Trunk A. Ciarke. who Pleaded not
guilty and rasrick Tisne, osainst whom
tbs Indictment WAS dropped.
The sixteen viii DO senteiiced tomorrow.
Theit nnuIra. oitiuiai positions ana onense
John ii. lirown Hill. election offlcer. In
dictcd FOR conspiracy ana misconduct -
an Sscctinn officer.
Michael =. isynt. a school teacher same
Milton Lyons election cnicer same
Vicatscr Rausenheins election ofslcer; same
James II, crunsey election officer; con-
apiracy aud tnisconuuct. Z.
Confad Sleuhenhobfd. election officer;
conspiracy aud misconduct, =
Fred nnitrr. Bpn Cohen. WASHINGTON y,
Tuthlli John Nj Cunnin, Nionolns y.
johnson. Fnninn CranneiL Milton Stewart,
Charlee Garrutson arid MORTON MorrA;
| aamo charge.
JusticN Of che Peace Ncwton, one o.
Mcknnesa hes3chmcn. pleaded guilty 70
conspiracy aud waH Hcntenceu 70 i've
months 81 she penitunsiary nrd is''en sp'v.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD,
WRIGHT PROSPECTS ron A nrs.
ToRArroN OF RATES.
Tho Trouble between the A,chi.on and
her Reads Likely to 30 sc,,led,
Tho un'on Pacific Case Con-
nrmod--Locai Notes.

Chicago, Marcn .--lyssocl=;ed Press
Daily Railroad Specially The troubles BE-
tween the Atchison nnd Northwestern
and Union Pacific are ncw IN q better
way 10 be settled than at any time during
the last week, however. II is ncl by any
means certain that an adjustmsn; viii h.
reached,
The visit Saturday Of Third Vice Presi-
dent Newman Of the Northwestern 70
Passenger Traffic Manager White 81 the
Atchison bore Fruit today In an EXTENDED
conference between these two ofncIsiA
and General Passenger Agent Lomax o.
the Union Pacific, whp had been hastily
summoned from onahn.
Nothing dehnne was arranged after a
meeting which lasted All day, but the
prospects for a restoration Of the rates
between Chicago and the Missouri river
and Chicago and California were pro.
nounced brighter.
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cMAnaNs AnpucIoN.


Quincy Maisra Complaint Against Chief
OF Police anil Detectives.
4 New Orlcuna IA, March 26.--Asa q.
Gnrney. the American Express company
employs. who waa acquitted last week OF
robhlha the United states Express com
pany Of sa6ca today Med formal chRrfes
With the police board ngainst Chsee Of
Police Dexter s. Caster ana petcctve
Hefwln, charging thctn with abduction,
lie srecines TINT These oificlais together
with Detective Fullerton or Chieese, ar
rested him last pctol>st and Spirited MN
away to Inc CAffoilton police station. ~
the pntskirts OF the city. No fcccrd *
His arrest WAS make sncre a'tnonEh ne
was retained TWO days IN SOLITARY genuine
mrnt before he WAS uaQeferrfi 90 the
central AMfinn and chafRe. hoakru
hsnlnst him. DurinS this time he alltilcs
ilerWin and others visited him reprHteuly
and tried BY promises ntid arguments ~
Axtorf a confebsidn OF guilt from HIM AZ
The same TING he way ici1lci the privilege
Of seeing any Of his friends or "a astor-
1cy. u II l N. Is TX
The mayor han declined 10 sispend the
CHER Of police on 4he charges until the
polipe hoArd meets and acts upon thesn.
1t IA prchabie that Quincy VIII sue Gae-
Tor, pinkerfcn niiSi Hcrwin for 1ntpntes
for the aisdurtlon compiaincd OF In his
charges TODAY.
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I'VE Ivy Colorado Springs $40 a. m. via tinion.
S,S'no' Denver anu Gulf; arrive Denver
TnIifs = m ga Union Pacific. Denver ana
~ ne,Snrniny from Denver. south bound.
Leave Denver a.ls % M. Via l,nian IN.
eulc Denver and Gnlf: Leave colo.
i iasno springs Qs q m. Via Union Pac.nc
~ ~; NM Cult; leave Pueblo e,li a. m
m n en un facihc Denver and Gulf. atrlve
fi,vii worth q. m. Via Fort Worth and
g,ehNsr civ; arrive Houston 30 =. M
va hoiston and Texas Central; arrive
nnew Orleans 1855 a. N. Via Southern
IN. IN connection With this new sleeper
,se.ylce, the Fort Worth and Denver MIL
Vesin new train service which VIII
slnoie passeueers to see the panhand,c
country hy daylight. ae VIII be noticed
irom The above schedule. The runnnp
ume peiMecn Fort Worth md Denvct
NJ. ps twenty-elEht ana onc-inif hours
instead OF thirty-thrce hoursns at pfcs
enL II VIII undoubtedly be- one OF sht
fastest and bcst equipped trains In Amer.
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rHE RA1.E rRounLEs.


Receiver Relnhart OF the Santa Fe Dis
cslsses the Recent war.
Recelver Reinharf, Of the .Ntchsson-' Fris-
co, Is quoted a follows in an interview on
the rate troubles:
The present administration OF the Az.
Gibson conrauy has directed Is affairs
fof one year. during which fine. with
railway OF e5s5 miles, reaching all promi-
-nent points III the Southwest. from caica-
80 and st. Louis to Mexico and The gulf.
ana TO the Pacific ocean. closely compete
tive with many other lines OF similar and
divergent interests, 10 has naturally come
In contact from time to time with nnsners
ous questions relating 70 traffic affecting
otheis It has paid large sums toward the
necessary, and the time az It's officers has
bean largely CONSUMED Ia irtendifts meet.
tfigs with y presei tatiyes ot o.her always
TO AID us FAR as Nithsn Us power tie es-
Establishment aud continuation OF rules uri-
der which all lines could work With tile
best results 60 all. IN tins period 70 co1f-
trcVersles win other ines have been aired
In tnc press by the .Atchiaoif management,
but efforts haze been made BY II to reach
sett3einent3 on cctrstnule and business
bases, Observation-Disclosures the fast
i inEe ths year eS has the s's Atcl,as ss
management been the aggressOr. ana the
present ease Win the SoItnern racine
cunirany is no exception. The evidence Of
this Is OMEN to the ihsibect.on OF any per-
son iuteretted "a the pfss,eftsea The man
ngeineut believes that the AFFAIRS % the
large properties irttuStei 10 It's care are
hest administered ~ It's ndeuds and 1t
VIII continue 10 work on such belief.
1T must appear eytdsnlt to fair-Eninded
persons that my a5Ncat1on Of twenty five
yenrst cont:uuons service ii railroaa ar
FAIRS, par't.culaTiy tirqtgh The latter years
OF railroad organization, u.favorahle Con
ditioEs and panic Eenetnlgy. must Nave
forced tne conviction upon me- If upon
a6y one that good faith should. be sgie
foeislnsion Or good hussness fessf} III
railways as well as II any other business.
and THAT net earulings md satisfactory re-
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among the several states q Win fofeiEn
nAtions7
Tho biii died on behalf Of tho United
States Eovsrnmsn, y 1S SIS s %g hso S
Tho dnfcndnnls, the olslnloh hnya, arc
chNfEcd With Violation OF Us nrEt Two sec
.frainls.- trade and 10 monopoly. The
most That can be said. and Tor the pres
emit purpose may be sAid, y that tht euEar
II refining and selling sugar IN The Unt.ed
states. but dnea this involve 4 monopoly
or rcstfmin foreign or interniate com-
We are clearly OF the onlpicn that Il
does not. we DO not deem 4 necessary
10 fny more lnAsntUQh ~ the aup3ect has
very recently been considered ara passed
uDou in the case OF Greene by judge
jackson nov one OF the Justices II tho
supreme couril. IN whnec opinion the chr.
llcf cases are suffclNntiy fcierred %.
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galveston and Calvert wln Open tho
r. aolf mil IL

Galveston and Calvert sNlf Open the Sea.
son April !.
Galveston. Texas, March Manager
Posnalnslsy Of the Galveston base bah
team Is determined 70 open the season
April J. Tho Houston team not beinx able
10 he IN position 70 cross hats with
the Sand crabs on that date the Calvert
team under tho mnnaE esnent OF Harry
ID Smith, formerly third bnsalnan Of the
Sand Grains has the team IN charge and
writes he has Tho sfronscHt team IN the
state. He has such players as Lester,
jetsr, McAlilsfcr. Buah, lacks ana Nor-
don, and Cnptnfn Page says there Is no
doubt he will have to play a Htrone game
10 defeat them.
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BASE BALI. Al Ell CAMPO.

wharton. Texas, March s5,rThe base
balilstA nre al assir III orr city today max.
Ing ready for she grand match to bs
played tomorrow at t'l Campo, between
the Mines Of two cities.
The wharton team IS Ha fnllowsi Cap.
tain. John Dennle. a. l.cvy, first base
n. Csprsual. aecond base "A, Horton third
base, D. Finkleslein. ehortetpp, sam
moore, center feid; ID. HUSH. right iirie
EnhidAH left field; q Cornagy, pitcher
kilbefitltes n. Eewaon. WIN Finkiesticn
nnrire, pr 81 Vale.
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ANoruDp NATr IvAp.

Kansas City, Mo-. March q. A passen.
ger rate war Is on between Topeka md
Kansas CITY. The Santa re claims that
the Rock Island reduced rates in order
10 secure part OF the Knlghta OF Pythias
and Immediately made a spund trip rate
or 50. The Rock Island and linton Pa
ciflc met the rate. and now broker Is
selling one-way tickets for 50 cents. The
Rock Island threatens 10 make round
trip rate Of 60 cents unless the Santa Re
withdrnws the cut rate.
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HOW A cn1cAtt0 MAN MAS CURED
on liliETMATlSM.

AIr. John lIen Of was Commercial ave-
nue. chicago. met With serious eccldent
for which he used s'hasnperlain's Pain
balm freely, With The best RESULTS But
now, says MIR. Hail. COMES the best part
OF my story For many years have been
quite sufferer from rheumatism. with
stiffness OF the Joints. Since the appica.
ton OF Chambffiain's Palm Balm, MI
symptoms or rhenmntlsn heve uihAp-
! ncared Ia fact beiicgh that u has BAN
Ished every trace OF rheumatism rom my
system. For sale by druEgiNtsl
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The oiflclal aeheaulF q t''f through
Shoppers Via the FoEfhern fae.He' i'oul,
ton and Texas Central Fort Worm ana
Denver city and the Union Fncliio' prn.
yer and Gulf, between New orleans ano
Denver. which win be lnausuratep AP'n
]. is as follows. 80.
Leave New orleans ei2) . m VIA eoNs,-
ern PacIGe. leave Hoasson T. n w
Houston ana Texas Central; leaVs rofs
Worth 1868 p. m. via Eofs ~ W9it ~. Ma Ma
lfn'on Pacitie ana Denver and Gulfi ar
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4 VICIOUS MILL.


81 'flf ID. WAS t3kuENtt-f
Mcclellan. fehthei,Nclght pugillst from
Toronto. can. iam night defcated Shaw
of New orleans in three rounds. The
Tight took place in sunnet hall in she
Fifth ward. itwas with ave ounce gloves
and WAS repletc with vicious fouls and
awkward spafrlng There was several
.claisns made d using Drugs on the gloves
ny Mcclellan against Stav, just at the
cai Of Time for the fourth round Shaw
fcl heavily from the char IN his CORNER:
Ills seconds ut once shouted thai he nud
boon dfunged and one Of Thorn holding up
n bottle aaid And this Is the bottle that
did IT,
Qiilcer Crawford. who was as tne rims.
side. Jumped IN and piaeed the lnssl under
arrest shay was IN mr.. AiNSsie's charge,
While tho VICTOR was taken 10 the police
station.
The bottle claimed TO have been used
hi lirrFrlnF shaw contained ammonia. q
liunid that IS always used 10 a fighters
corner
Mcclellan was released on HIS own rec.
csn,x1nce to appear this morning,
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asiaE SUGAR rTtlsr.
Decielan IN its Favor Affirmed By United
SLntea IldEe DAllaa.

7777- n n 7TlI fta IUuHt IlAIIdal
Philadelphia, Pa, March 2gludge pail
las in ife United States circnit court Of
apnpals today aftlrmed he decree q The
Circuit court of the Eastern district 81
PennsSiyenia IN the csse Of the United
Etsles government against the sugar
Itf1ist, 10 tic effect lhei he absorption
OF TIE Philadelphia rentiaries OF 1sennsyl.
yenia Was legal This Is q Very peHSt{ ii
tTsiht. 1he only question which the cnsf
involved. ~ The opinion 81 fi1A conrEs Il
the f0il1ulng
Did The lower court err tn holding tina,
the facis IN this case 90 not show a con.
tract tonltfunfiOn Or conspiracy 70 rs.
strain OF monopoike trade of commerce
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have three chlldrea who are subject
10 Group. and have found that Chamber
iaIn.s Cough Remedy win cure them
en1cler than anything else can get. II
vi, 40 not believe that this remcdy VIII
cure the Group, do as ] did. Try Il
ana Won will soon be conyinced. *. NJ.
efstefham. Dewey, Illinois. Whoopiflg
ca,,eh h also deprived Of all dangerous
conseouences when Chamberlain's Cough
remedy 4 freely given. There Is moth
inc elual 10 Il for either Of these all
meats For sale by druggists
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sHops SHIT DOWN.

Tyler. Texas March 2s, The ton Belt
shops 81 Tyler were closed DOWN IN
Wednesday in order 10 cut expeuses for
the present month. The pay foIl for the
average month in the mechanical dt-parts
ment Is $1,000.
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R.AII.MAY ElA-l,NfNais.
The following railroad earnings IRE re-
orted for the second week OF Aiarch:
THE GULF STORE STATUS.

San Antonio, Texas. March 2s.-ssn An
topio having failed to rasse tho sloo,coo
Subscription 70 the Etocly Of The proposed
San Aiifonio ana GuIf Shore railway the
projectors Of that enterprise announced
.foday they would Withdraw their prpposi-
ssinn TO begin wor.s here End ssS cafs
fort to beEin the work pf construction at.
some other point along the route
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.s.w HutchiDs HOUSE.

-,a.,A velasco; w. G.. lyman.
AiF, Estes, Lampasas. Mrs.
. rIss Culman. New York. n.
's,1r1e; NJ. Bergheim. Texas; J.
Z il Porte, @, II. Allen, Iowa.,
s1.Ks Charles T. Hicks, Calves
M, morning tho Thermometer
y, ssn Antonio: George w. Ban
'-,r.e j. e, Davis, Orange: S.
/. ~ Orleans, Geo. w. Hopkins,
y. / Z. Hill, Miss Hill, J, u. Hill.
JoAnson, Miss johnson. Ne.
4 X Drake. Cuero; Geo. O.
4 c1Icagn; w. w. Porter. La
M 4 Filder, Palestine. Fl. Y,
= 4, Warnecke, Texas, w. j.
~ yilyeston; c. c. French, Fort
4 carsner. Victoria: r. Cook,
Ks. +. Wendelsl YoalSun1i 7.
4 w; D, W. Bell, New Orleans:
IN Cieburne: T. S. Coulter,
Rozeil. burst; ID. II.
x rgs,ia. A. 2. Rnbedean. Dallas;
!; ~ DAYTON, r. A. Stuckert,
.,,-'T A. McAiiester, Nebraskai
!: " Galveston; c.. il Water
n ssssu. G. II. Turney, Taylor:
4 lfSf 81. Louis; w. II. Rivers,
( 81 4 sSrers, Austin; n. L. R.ch-
~ Nh: George w. Jones. Dali
|;<f-H La Porte; y. w Halls,
az Sge p. Davis, Texas =.
avsst. Louis: ]. r. Smith,
.;;< indiana; A. P. Shuts.
- curyus, New Orleans. Al.
= Amrron; Pink Levy Maya
81 L HcCar. Paiestlne; w. W
n Ncafo: w. r. Cash. New
4 fWilscn, Fort Worth; J p.
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f,6(o4e5. sll.. MarSt y Avn RE- >''*'i'
s,',.,,' TIA * MI }.flosis barkef Is f'tis riff
,'',,a Il. ss.za Be 5tnsnf lftt Angus, Nth
,.|,,n.tl4s og si.loJta1 resumed brsiHaef
t1,d1<. IN 81 his aesetk HiinF ttttp rt''
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|||" b.
!, ,'g, !. Ask The celebratsd ilre in-
|..',,. =, y 4 theiiuer Bros vs. twenty
(. '',n'sN afid INVOLVING about SO
+ 10y disposed u IN th1 Stats
4. fat py verdict against the
8 pam. An NJ. Myers. q redpecft,
~ Rlt1 from iujnf.f4 1fti,tted ~
!. \. Y r. neighhOr. at Frnncisco, In
apaat tho 1i2,lef* hip OF q inhic.
+, & Ala AT a meeting oe tne
Z !. f2.'nmiftee Of The StqlD PreRs
f &, '...l MIH DECIDED 80 hold fhe Hll-
: 4. pf thar body on Serteilt1re
/ IT,. = ''ii ikptlef3' instead OF AZ. Cam
"a g heretofore ifr|'ied
17uia Mas. et d "a ''n1 meeting
Aen HeaIt|i Officer Or. Heed
h x, .'t q icifticn or tta bp4td 10 the
"a hssfd aSa'srs 'i''f a q s5:
MISE A meeting 81 me
i n. !. Y ..t.fA 81 W}i4tNofth T2ttait
|A.,a 81 which f,f1.5s'jcnt Fitk@
q 81 ~ MS rt4ffflaftrIl. 4 & Il ~ Ills
= ILL ~ 4 feinaie college a. Jack
'se Robert " 3r.c,e,l as - !
al y p;'en''' eo,lft Al Q>iaDtsns,,
.'.,. =. IA ,lei ~ !, iteGki. ~
4 g One Judge HfIekei''s ~
n. tone. VIla wac afsi,oilIt.d
''' ~ @tTfrIlnr q Zeal.
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Grahanl, Texas March 10 The two mon
who killed ! 4. Horton on sierci' 20 have
been captured one WAS captured Ia
Pnio Pinto county last Thufaday and The
cfher III Erath county last night
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& ',s's Cream Baking Powder
'-if Highest Medal and Diploma.

s. So.
'.M insnn one % the best known
81 frea-ip shc West. has been APP
n n IN paascuTcr and licket
Wa IA nenveT aud Gull. with head
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.rHRouou no 81. Nouns.

The Katy VIII soon Run Trains over
the New Division.
Local officials OF the Missouri Kansas
and Texas yesterday received circular
from General Passenger Agent Barker
stating that commencing April the
katy's train service Will be operated
over the new ST, Louis division and Belle
fontaine bridge
This means that Houston VII hare n
direct line 10 St. Louis without any
change from one road 10 another. The
|sleeplng cars to and from st. Louis which
are now run via Hannibal and the ST
Louis Kansas and Northwestern rail-
road Will be run over the new line via
frhnklin Junction. In addition there will
be new chair cars and second-nlass
coaches
The schedule mas been arranged 10 that
train No. 2 Will arrive In ST. Louis ut {
?. 10. and No. ut SEQ a. m. Train No J
VIII leave st. Louis al $50 a. IN, and No.
3 az Ir3e p. m. The present time on The
Katy between Houston and St Louis NH
be considerably shortened when the new
service goes into effect.
This opening Of the companys st
Louis line also gives Houston direct
trade connections with all the territory
reached BY Its 20oO miles OF track. eA-
tending across three States aud otie Ter
ritory, Il Is o great thing for the rail-
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is to hc son
graduated upon the perfection of its ar
ranRements Tor a new and complete ser
Vice between two Of the best cities in the
South
TICKET AGENTS. ASSOCIATION.
The International association OF Tickle
Agents win pass through Houston OF
their way to Los Angeles, Cal, apcu
April s.
The agents will concentrate In New Or
leans on the 9Th. the Southern eaci6
having placed special ttain at theI
disposal for the trip from that city i
New Orleans. There win be full,
800 gentlemen In the party and man,
OF them viii be accompanied by thel
wives and families
The meeting promises to be one OF I'll
n ana i II bat ,.sstga ~ y
present from all over the country.
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ladies' 1nfalliple Safeguard and Female
pills. Ant-Pile and Suppoeitoiies for Fe.
rualn trnublea At Or. Mrs, BAlloNr. Female
Specialist Room al i<iam Billdlng
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.s,,ss>> E''q<xr sl<et}. IA aH 10 81.
"A, !. v Il In Neural 4
d. =. ff''t '.a-t sum ,fstuI. pain
p = ~ ~. d; any other pain
( Z ne itf} tfta'4 k.liir OK All
s'k'''E ~ 3 cents every
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MD TIME TABLE.

~ !, rrxAs CENTRAL.
- ~ 81. nilArriNe 49, ia "a n M
~a,iSn. M. Aifisg -; 10y = -
4 ll,frHElsN PACltlS;r ana n
4 YyY.a1 depart from II. anu
rNs &. depot
sotoni1 Trains. $50. -
"A. m. Arrive .-'- V o.so n n M
llets M. Arrive .... s.oo p''''-
4 frltans Trains. ~ -,
4 49, maArriVe ...., ~ M
4 - ,''.a, ma RIVE ....lV'oV p -
....i,s..s,'oria Trains. =,
4 t!ern m. Arrive -. S.i2 =, ~.
X. p VI. = Mas AND TEN 40.
4 liRlls .sasas City and ~ Lve'7
~ Trains. an n IA
"a a. M. Arrive -. s s.so " y M
~ y. 81 n m. lsArrlve s..ss,S9,'SV s,ts
:.:5snkADO AND S-ANA-A -
LIZ Naln Line. so. :, m.
40 lArrivc .,,.htp " -
- cslyeston Trains. o.n -
vatsSm ~ Arrive 80. Stio a. ~
=. " Arrive 49,. ply p III
L, W. y Arrive 49,. s.lu p IN.
Y, Ky Y a ffxlu Galveston leave
hrs y * minutes earlier Or ar
|.ai TX. ~, Il minutes later. Inc
lsi n esls and arrive az the santa
~, .set ~ the time stated, 49,,
alls.Ia,,,, er & or NORTHERN.
pa Louis Trains.
~ M Arrive 49,. 2ie g. W
|-f!,se Y, =, ni. Arrive 80. DIV p III.
~ .,;' y, vton Trains.
IA. m. Arrive -. h;s2 =. III
". TX a. M. Arrive ~ .lp,Se = m
.r'iiI;'ssss = M. Arrive 49,, I'M p n
y. - ARRIVE y. .1o;45 ?. m.
Il, slIs.ss and depart from uni'n
|;A 1n,a1s except sunday 1879 a. m,
h laa sHv except sunday o:3 2. m.
n '' rr'a:sT AND WEST !, TEXAS Ne =. \
|'f y. ne Z m, Arrive tfrp 1;SV p, M
~ ~, * = NJ, Arrive tEx) 800 p. M
'sl mas N WESTERN
~, tiav. F'riday. 1880 n. m.
'rsy, ,rrh,efay. sat'day. zoo p. M.
KY |s,,SSio AND ARKANSAS 5 !, PAs y
|aiiyl .+,,, s.-'-' T.fl, n. n.
l.llyil ,niIjsT0N & NORTHERN.
x X 10 Harrlsb' 70 100 a. m
4. + q from FIarrlsh'E) 1885 q ins
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ranrtol Hotel.

1fNN
l.Ha the
$l5iu no.
II city.
an 70
&kte depots
~; 400.
~ Accord
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

TEXAS AND fAcli'lc HIfSA \ CTS
Al sAe arniai neHtlas Or the Texas arA
faoiiic Railway contrary. he'a III NeN
YORK sast week. the Elcaiae account tof
Tie year epdins December 81, vas pre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-27

~ Store closes every Evening Ct o'clooi except
ufdey Nights when tcosee at II O'Clock.
The evening world., 1894-06-06
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

New ornc"rs are to he romln rcd Tomorrow
night by Textile-W Workers Union No :.
Tho Local Stove Mounters' Eaton has elected II
@. Ilalbe President; J. O'Donneily. Secretary:
J. 7. Rothfuss. Treasurer.
Transfers Union "a. siis, A. r. Of L.. has
raised Its Initiation fee from 81 70 IS
The San Francisco Employers Association. the
h'ttcres'i foe OF organized labor IN the United
States. Is said To bc dlsintegrating
The annual Convention OF the steam Filters
National Union Is In session In Cleveland.
Tho National Bureau Of Labor has sent agent,
to Ohio to gather statistics relating to strikes In
that State during the last two years.
Several unemployed iourneymen BARRIERS have es-
tablishei n cooperative shop al lGS EroDnc street,
rpholstcrcrs' Union No. 20 last night indorsrd
the hoycott against BROOKLYN non union beer, and
advised Journcymen nrewers' Union No. I to Join
the Central Labor Federation.
Representatives Of all political parties have
Ing Of the American Section Of the Socialist Labor
party at the Amity Building, Fif,y-ionrth street
Sna E,En,h s'rmMs; 10 %, " ,he MIA ,to W q, t,h.Ir 70.
spoctivc organizations.
C'hirc,. Makers linton No, I last night voted
in favor II holding the next Convention Of the
International Furniture Workers Union on Sept.
q in this rity. The death was announced OF
members 6. %strieber and 4 skonIar' From the
shop reports, II appears that trade IL not I'm
proving.
Secretary james r. Beil, OF the Coast Sea-
mems Talon. reported yesterday to the miscel.
lAncons section Of the Central Labor Union that
had been forwarded to Congress, advocating Con.
grcsHman Maguircs bill for tho Advancement OF
American shipping interests,
A special session Of the workingmen's State
Trade Assembly has been called by the President.
John Phillips. for July 10. at Albany. for the
purpose Of making arrangements Tor an hggres-
sive election campaign.
New delegates from the Magnolia Association
Of Walters and the brotherhood Of Tailorr were
Central Labor Union yesterday. Upon motion Of
the delegates Of the Clothing Cutters Union: