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RA1LRoAD PooL1NG

Commissioners knapp Before the Senate
Commerce COMMITTEES.
washington. March 2t--iuoge knapp
Of the interstate commerce commission
was before the senate committee on IN
tegstate commerce Today and made a
statement bearing upon che mil Tor the
regulation OF railroad pooling.
ZIG said That Ia most Respects the olll
was . eood ono, hut he thought there
should ba an amendment authorizing the
commission TO hx rates Ia the rrst m
stance. lie adyanecd the IDEA that tali.
r5ads couid afford 20 move freight az
al aveYage charge % ~ cents per mile
Ter the car .,
Ohio ara ATTORNEY BonG Of the Richmond
ana panylne. who we're present present. tq l5s
~ rerirnate must be FOR running eN-
behsos only and that \ did not take INTO az.
account Tie. original investment me "
f.rerf ac65;iut the ve1atlous details
wkich often occur nor the fact mat
MANY cars are often IDLE.
6i~ Knnpu admitted that he had esti-
mated Tor rluning expenses only.
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caa point az contention "a respect t.
t'ss ctow6s q zaea now aa2 a. azsea dur.
.ag ne winter taking free passage On
railroad tra5aa into ana through Texas, e.
81 70 Whistler or uor tssy are tramp1.
\ gea5euan row ~ Haugto1 from cali
forz1a says tAat these men are the Gran
~ and usual rsn Of trznpa IN sonswast
larger crowds, ana TIA. ia hIs s,lie tho
hatit & 20 o6sr than work, and when
taey refuse the offer haTe them taken pp
~ tss police ana put 10 work
Hence s. IL mat Inc people q California
arc not Houbls1 with such caaracters %
any great extent ana heacc 81 q tbat
they do not iinser IN that STATE. Tho ofa-
oisi hospitality EXTENDED 10 them By ire
State II Texas IS In striking contrast 70
The treatment given them in California.
Here we even 80 70 fsr as 10 object 20
,seiE being called "ramps' a, an we
cenoncs that designation as "dgrlsiye. 3"
and inzigt that they max. be spoken " in
terms more polite az 'uneu1ployea men.
sYo even so farther and hope tha. they
win b pleased go remain among as
That is tsle official aspect o. Il Unofa-
e.aliy ana individually, however, the com
f1miEea having 70 deaf wlth these mon
have found them to be the same uaups
they we're IN California wanting 10 work
ana refusing 70 DO any when offered
them, Give them free grub aud free
travel ard their cup Of happiness Is full
The people wnl hardy Join IN the hope er-
pressed by The governor mat they "wil
remain among us ans become citizens. +"
They are ALREADY abiding with us, but
should not oYeFutay their welcome. and
we beg them especially TO abstain from
voting for q feJy days.
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$3.50. ....a -.fsa.4 .ffv-n.sFfs. f-
a-tt'- a"taise 49, t- - 49, 80
cont e ,He vs. Sls s,.s' 49,, 49, Soy W
N4 J. Nels 49, s7 ,atr-,1.. y v,,s- '. 49,
$3.50 ~+'Ai..'.A -Aii. ~ S'..- 49, ~, ~, ~.
ltse l-,ises sl'- w. w i. ~
as aa .. 80 A94ee ANy el-s1 kel--g'
AaA t<siiiaElA .A'FstSslse % % 'sl~e.
as o4 -At sa4f-p@ tel fll neN9' AZ hls
a44rsss % 1Ne.t p4FulilAflN On me hQEie
ie q ne 1issns alsnsd senator. ralne5
4iau o. DIS poalloaa eeAa cNelteAtei on
ne n1ral oour1Ee Wlih Nhlcn be stead.
iast,s pe-t1raled az tle duues e q Cars
t.aa r. her laan ca tEe pay6iCai courage
MASH nt hha sh1wn sa often .n sne bar
ne az tWo wars on Tie simplicity ana
Fer lleatss 81 ms GAIv LIE rather than
"a n5uar whIan he hSd achieved
Al ne coac,arien 81 the ceremonies
49, -rsErt 49, feren m ~ sfrNf ,er,.t9i
pc.tasnsa asa. prsce5ta ey he com
q scosroary Ihs rss,ains. vas hSrrs
terleEs ne F1a.A door IL the chamber 4.
ghe tanslv. eausistire ~ trs Tgissyt
ava GsUEhiers ne So eud &ac private
seeretAsV %. the dsaa ststFrrse1 fDl-
fhNef ana the elsDees 81 fhe sIspfenls
eourt usmhers "a fhe cahlast. ne diplc-
make cefos ard ths repfeseutaiives sled
OCT IN tha order 81 f.-5g-r.isf.a
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- - ENroRcEalENr.

Two police ca7assns = Sew oslssus
rars tesa Fs-sp%zdsa ~ falizg Is per
FORM their duty with respsst % enforce
snent 81 ne i1v.
ne charges preferred ssziass tEsa
aileve that tncv A.vs rss-o1aealsy 7vsr-
iookes the fact tsas Esireiizr ssusss
s-aye ben o9saly ossratss Il nunsraus
rizoes IL zselr districts
TAs dsrcovs-y that ssaSanS hs2sss
wes1 seins ope1iz operated sas thss -
r1iies ofaes-z wsrs nssleenag shsl- SHY
IA s1iiins 10 s1Vqrsss isa-n aFpears %
hAvs seen uaas ~ TIA eF1na tiiry., I7,s
IS rsthc- rev ~Tsnais ara tssrs =
asnser that To iasA. hsgias eaes Oh
iziAea, may s1,ead re. a.asase lAe
ErAzd suFy has 6eea looking Ae,ag the o.
fea1srs against the psaea ana dignity q
re STATE nni overlooking TIE fact tia
thsrp are msa ~as are pstd ., ps-f-sra
,Ais ss-T.ea Ths paw dspsTturs may
have me eject q perCra5ins p1aca ce--
Gers has they zrs iaat IS akay p io=s
thsir OFFICIAL heads b. ovefi9oksaE vio.s-
izticns O. the iA@ as tasy vozid - 30
loss yoses Ii az election ~ p-fa-r.l1s
tasir sworn duty.
me NeE Orleans s-zra tg-y ss-s
t.sp,ssa 70 en- with q evo-sssed yE0zii.
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coUnrMARrIAL CHARGES

Navigator OF the Kearsarge 10 BE Pvt on
QT!al-spG cilicalons
Washington, March 27.-The order for
courtrnartiM IA the case of Lieutenant
Charles II. Lyznan OF the Keazsarss is
basad upon Two CHARGE Tile llrs, !s
neglect OF duty, and The specifications are
that the lieutenant failed 20 personally
take an observation 10, longitude on tho
day Of the wreck, and therein he neglected
% obtain ae local deviation of che vessel
on the first and second days OF February
last,
Tie second charge IS oulpabie .nefhcien-
cy IN the performance of gIfEl pn1 the
spcclcauon .s taat Lieutenant Lyman as
navsator, laowr tApt 90 sunset he
weasel bad nearly run her estimated disc
uaule IRON lhc . O'Clock ~ 90. meridian
position plated Ivy E.ru The position 81
Ranead1r bank, ami knowing the dficuN
% sighting u'e bapl, ~ u safe distance
after darkness under eN 5tlnr coul.t uas.
failed 10 advise his cunmlnlins officer.
- It was clearly BIS duLg 10 DO, 10 lay a
SAFE course TO che northward b fore con
tiuune 40 a westerly course SO co1ae-
quenca % whlrl the ke2rBltse wa- run
an fI.. hank
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ExoAAneE INTERVIEWS.

Fort WORTH IS doing more building Jurt
nov t44U Houston. Austin Calvs-fe.
S4n Antonio and Dallas t.aed.-Fort
Evidently the Gazette has nor been read
ms tts real eatafe and building columns
q The Post recently II IL had It would
not have been suhy % ouch an eersgious
error ts The a1ove. The nsw buildiree ara
-pr4uhius gp 90 i1lt -u H0uatou talt the
people have ceased y wonder az The c.ty'e
marvellous growth "a tais direction. New
buaines6 bloqhs hege Al5 there. new man
directories and new residences an ever tie
city are the order o. he day Byt the
Gazette wal probably Joklng,
There is about 20 be- an awful conflict
Between ths figures n the d!rsctary and
Houston has never cast over Cl5 votes
ana the papers are whoopinF up tie
soyereigna 10 see that there y no falling
~ a the pending election The usual
Dallas News
Houston has already rsrlattrod over
10 votcrs. SO there Is hardly any lEell-
hood Of ihe Hub City going below the
600 votes recorded a- the previous e!ec-
ton. BY the time the registration books
are cloosd on Wednesday there win be
500 recorded. This VIII represent 1000
people There ARE fully 1000 voters IA the
city, however, Or 40 is95t oAe-hfth Of the
population has not REGISTERED. This would
/ give Houston 5)oo population, and % that
4 add the inhabitants Of the thiclly settled
suburbs and It VIII be seen that the dlrec-
tory estimate OF 5000 IS quite reason
able.
The Dlspatoh prayed that the streets be
! sprlnAed The deiugr Came and "a Hood
| mgi-Dallas Dispatch,
why not say something about the value
Of praying as iudulged IN by the Dispatch
! editor2
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- 80 sgNAroR
impressive Ceremonies 10 the senat
BODY Takeu 10 Georgia.

impressive Ceremonies 10 the Senate.
BODY taken 10 George.
washington March u. Funeral SER
vices over the remains or Senator col
quitt drew Do the senate chamtar today
"a very distinguished company. Prealdsnt
Cleveland WIS not present hut AN the
ue,nbrrs OF his cabinet except Secretary
Lamont were there General schofdeld
reurasentci The army and Chief Justice
fuller and Associate Justices Harlan
cray Brewer. Brown shiraE and White
0f Inc Jnited states supreme court oc-
cupiad seats Immediately behind those of
tls cabinet MEMBER, and back OF them
were members of the diplomatic corps,
ircluing the Chinese. Japanese, C1rtau
nrd Hawaiian ministers and representa-
uves OF the Eneliah, German, FreDch and
The family Of me late senator and their
Immediate friends occupied seats 90 thr
l-u ot tne vice president and fronting
MN. while the honorary pan bearers,
g,U.lstiug OF tha committees OF Hhe TWO
haus.8 III con@reas appointed 10 accom-
D4pv the remains 20 Gcorgla, formed "a
senli.circla about the vice president.
Speaker CRISP occupied "a seat beside Ono
vice PRESIDENT
iAe cuaket. which was plain black with
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FAcIFIC ROADS.
Elersetc Action Agunst the Dcraulters
Expected ANA Desired.

Enarsetc Action Against the Deraulters
Expected ANA Desired.
Washington. March 7.--SepreEantative
Boataer il satisac5 mat the 51itciary com
nitte2 win r. lin CONTROL CT the Union Pa
cihc Investigation eud he is acting oa
Last leory. To-Day he moved SO the
jufcinty committee that q sub-oomrs tee
OF ave be appointed by Chairman Culbor-
son 10 avsss.sa,- tha charges maze
against tins Jalon Pacihc. The notion
hr1l aut an ouimatei discussion among
members OF the c5maa.ttee, trom witch 10
was appar4nt that energetic action
sEs-s- t. Pac..ia roa1s was expected
~ View 81 Rerressntative Rei.y's par-
pose ' get 'Ao subject re-rcferIel 81 the
Fac.ac roads committee Air. Boatuer'
hvc went Over 10 Friday next.
Az hat Tune it s probable the special
committee VIII be appointed, with Sir
Eoutaer as Chairman.
RE IS so heartily in favor O. aggressive
actin against the d4f1ultlaE roads that
the Eualuer COMMITTEES promise 10 be one
OK Ae most Interesting bodies 10 The
rsafIEas
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80 - Z 80

p-.,oaes 90 Heip Eject Eolb In Ala
bama-If It Is Possible
wa ellington, March "a Senator Hor
has made reply by wira 20 telegram
from Governor Jones OF Alabama asking
X letter he had written indorsing a
nome market club circular 30 the iu-
trss. OF the Kolb movement was aulHen-
tc. Senator HolTs repiy says that the
istler Is genuine and that DE- stands by
De- Ths .euer says; II have no concern
with your local affairs But when Ala
hama elects senators or rapres enIatvas
Uacze yYue may bring ruin 20 the 80
Iu5tritS and utscty 10 tle homes OF New
Eas.aad we have 'he right as American
citizens GO address, ans lm cats TO Ala
be,a.a 90 show Acr .dtt her interests are
ras g8gne as ours ana tp urge t1at nor
true voice shall he uttered and not sAhtd
We claim the same right 70 do what
We homes ly may 20 submit our cause 10
our brealrsn OF Alabaml os 10 the ueo-
p.e 90 Ma4sachug aJts No person iu Mas
Fschusetts as Far 81 J know and believe,
PROPOSES 70 raise money for any other
purpose than % llbmit arguments 20 your
people on Nadonal quealops Whether
v5ur seat WIS gained by amy other means
shan an honest and fair vote 81 your
psl1le Won knpw Alabama must settle
Tor hergs!f i say nothing IN my letter
~ thor subject George IT, Hoar
WasInqt5u -. c.. March IS. 1895
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VINO rAYs TuE cosTg2

New York World Said to Have Furnished
Twenty two Hundred Dollars.
Lexington, Ky. March 27.-Prlvate in
formation from a gentleman Who is as
nearly on the inside track Of The Pollard
Breckenridge case as any ono is to the
effect that Miss Pollard is receiving imam
cial support from tho New York World.
The informant claims that the World paid
Miss Pollard 5000 Tor her statement
at the time the suit against Colonel
Breckenridge was filed ana that the paper
has given her Sl200 for communications
and inside Information bearing on the
suit during the trial This would make
10 the effect that Mrs. Luke Blackburn
has raised assistance for her IS true, it is
easy TO account for the presence Of
Messrs. Wilson and Carlisle IN her case.
When tho news Of The financial asast
unca contributed by Mrs Blackburn
reached here there was much comment
ON the subject 8n1 a friend OF Breckin-
ridge admitted shat he had known that
FOR some time.
should Judge Bradley admit the testi-
mpny of the Lexington Witnesses the de-
Tense win De able - prove that Mics Pol
iurl occupied room at her boarding
mouse which hta side entrance from
the street. and that she was seen IN AS
sisnation houses by divers persons. and
also went out lding in % buggy with one
John Brand whose deposition rgcites how
he accompanied Rhodes her lover to
mousse OF dl-fepute where She was an in
mate. lu Brands deposition II is stated
tuai his wife heard OF his relations with
Miss Pollard and forbade him keeping
The girls company
Jamea Hawkins, "a brother OF Calesby
HaWkiDr who testified "a some very
startin- c/iduct with Miss Pollard, says
now that hls brother was JUunk when be
gave n!s evidence and that he is afraid
he VIII Zoe sent 10 prison for libel
Another of these startling dispositions
is that OF Hiram Kaufman, a butcher
here
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LIARS AND LIARS.

There are degrees Of mendaclty ana
there ARE liars q high and low degree.
There -, for example, the artistic liar.
speclous and plausible who go frames his
romance as 10 snare the unwary with the
gerablhnee Of truth.
There 10 The brusque, on hand liar.
quick at Invention, hypabolcal and more
or less entertaining. gfthout being &C..
eeptive. because his stories are too ex-
aggerated for credsnce. BY his artistic
invention, Joe Mllhatton may sometimes
impose on credulity; Baron Munchausen
never does. The very extravnganee OF
uie baTon's invention IS his own refuta-
lion. The insidlous and seductive liar
may do harm by the stories which he IN
vents ana oiroulates. the palpable liar
makes no impression ana therefore does
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70 REDUCE SALARIES.

Economical Statesmen Wants Heavy
Car on Salaries Made.
washington. March 2T.--Represe ntativ
Been Of Minnesota today introduced 3 bill
for ffss reduction of compensation Of per-
sons in TIE government service. The bill
recitas that this unit value or money y
decreasing aud that private vases are
f5Ninr white public salaries are kept up
rs thsir Old figures il further states that
the people are being borne down by the
inc5rp5tency, dishonesty and corrnpuon
of those who control the sI4alFs Oh our
government" t,.,
II provides that salaries from $lg2 %
z5oo 81 reduced Is per cent ana those
from S5o9o to $4,000 reduced Us Is Per cent
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E
Was-E ez. NH7sa .l--A isss.aE rs-,-
be- at t1e ss-zts COMMITTEES a. s--elEa
fazeus- VIA e s1se szrseGhi t-lsnJ 81
A--izaA IS Ell,s-, g d4sa-szt2s -1s -lss.5z
tA4 a--Lfa2 e TIE Sa-ae sad ;s1ay
--tt wA-z be lla1 no al.Aority c7 speak
.- a1t1eg a u-u walker c- me s.s-e
27a-zne a- he has EEs Ills u.lssiol
Pa ls- -ass -a o1 WIZ re Et-zE z
sa zzsa vlaA Eaual
EzTs as arA ae H5 a,e
4 So p7lt Az a. 1at ,ai-1 tle-s is
a1y zr2a-t ~ --zgrca-ce izs-e. h-- de
zg sra Fuaf ag ~ means 10
satisfactory co11il9a- Ezs.7ad 5 Ep7ar-
e.T -. aalzls Steps - -lt i1to eEe-l-
a ~ ana j. 1eEas - look a. y
i7I az ne L'@-A ,-1a1l 42ree-llel- ard
Nl- use talz-a fdT ta.s p4-resa.
~ sa1- - Aein.fal IS aiter a- Z
9Tr1 rs ps.'t1l as c1-ul-lT.-er u-
rs-1 w11li .vs as eErase f1g ulzas-
-erata11t7e tle position - the Jn4se1
$3.50 p eofs~@1 pY Hea n 1-a
DaL sake me uto Gs c9at5ce bat ny
A.stA7 ia-s= c 1ia lsldifaclf -rl1s ne 90
heheFe tlat 1e wH So as Jar as he con-
-9ts5 F-r c5-.5.i..-- y. f..ii,.- s-.-r.5.I sfa-
-. q tlat55a al,i -aAsrs win 80 ~ fEL9ine
- - $3.50
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s-l+-~is-e r-i 80 agt-s-fs r. i.i-a
iretor ~ Ser Frszs 81 tsn5rrst7
a+4a-,s.5r Tsa rar-t5 r.esJ3iy. + i-4.s y,rotit{t
a.ry T1lIc tl5slss91 81 g.u orders IS
se -F--+ nr5 s.,-sta- Fgar+s,f ss-
ts,s Il q ~ n fs.e.r re-ti7e. AH that x
--,---. - tit-t srs n.i,,,ffs7f 200 - dI-,et
"a FL5a1la5u Isl tat siclrlcr o. Aprl 3.
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zso9uEsis o. Canton, ohi3, hsvs issued
IA apDeai 70 tl;s country f9r f=zss 70 20
applied 70 tie relief 0. GtaefaI = s
Corey, whase ''srazt work 81 behalf &
tl.a commonwol S seriously h,zaared
By financial ADVERTISEMENTS"
IN he erssNhile General c7Tag p-rr-
caased fine bnrsa for which he aeras5
20 pas the moderate gun o. s.9N
a little more mar ons-third ~ TIE
whole auoant WAS plsaked down II casa.
and the remainder IS now due zaa unTald-
tnless the meaey % meet tba seaNzTs
obligations & inmadia te2y forthcoming,
there ts danger that ha may not eaiy
l5ss bis horse bat hs otherwise 70 se
sionsly embarrassed 81 his finances tsst
Il may become necasarg fsr him % asan-
don tho great eate7arise "a WIKI IS azr
enlisted the sympathy q tas greet cam-
Faaaweaiih 81 tramps % s. large a. tr-
tent TIE aIpeaI has not been v-bnily &c.
npsei. though DE general pisbils hss
hardy yet bai an opportunity e te-t,tg-
ias iis sympathy "a t1t iEilsi wsy.
81 Canon, where me generals array Eas
encatnped, q sucscripg vas Etatied IN
hia relief, md me response v11 rsaE9t
and geuernga Ing eapvsss ~ lesa thza
tWeaty-fcur hours TIE maHinceni SIN u
$3.50 was securad and e wrs e7ua1su.ly
expected thst Taep the nast esuplzg
Cragnd should be nsschet en5ush aill-
tioaaI subscriptions might be- Secured 10
erafl thr frfsf ~ q ~rr-rF p y +rr
eelnirg appreciates Co1sy's efforts n fs-
ssif y t'a c21rrlouwesl L baoaid rssa
1-suleslly 70 hlg f1aucili ra,ieE
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THE cONvENlloVa,I
CHAIRMAN BAKER
DtNocRAcr' '''n
lar Perry rs@ t. l A.s', '',@A.,
to lH, s u,l,a a'%tl's \. I,
t"O'rhiid rul, .

waco, Texas. Mara
E. s.. Baker, chairman ;, "-as
call: ISSUED tAs II
Waco, Texas. March /, II
oS,e.le Party Of Texas. mn Il T..
authoriIy vested in me ,,S y 1, ssh
executive committee = Nets
Texas. o. lAs
l. hereby call a don,or.
xention 70 be held a ~ NV y
Dallas county, reSss 'Ne S,t
M M. Tuesday the ilth aay !,
COR sihe purpose 81 msl.s \.
TO Oh the state otices
2 The basis OF resre..r,
mended in tho said ~,
that each county have ~. . II,
so votes or a traction \, y,
Tor the presidential democ,,,,NI
az the general election h ~
county provided thai s,.s
county in the State shan
oue vote Ia the said s,,,"
out 30 Organized county 10 ~, T.
vlhaniseu county OF countl.s
ssehea Tor judicial purposas Y y
tlle RIGHT to cast the vots
9Isanl2ed county or conht,,s
county entitled 10 repreSes,,.ss,,,.
convention snail by he r..,s
vote. S''enuea b i
3. The test Recommended :,
-, 49,. el's o,Saneclrgtic primaries al
ions 10 be holden throurao,r n. H
lss4 Is the vote for Tie pres,i...!
Sri esc electors az the ge1sr ','-', n. !,
Nv aud no person who vas N. (
ara did not vote. unless ~.
sickness. absence or ofhsr ~
and no person who WIN All ~
selL 10 abide BY the artisn h,
democratic convention hersiys J, !,
pc allowed to participate n 81 Y b
IL prmaries' and ot0er tests 4 h
TO the foregoing may be rsssa,
essential to protect the prlrss.
adverse organizations.
4. Vacancies In the ofdea \
chairman may be filled by ~
made by any member Of tiA M
cratic executive COMMITTEES IN NJ
trlct sad county may Dc sltasiSl
there be a full corps OF precinct n
In the county Of such vacancy
meet and elect a county cAairnn1
such vacancy. and county 49,
appointment VIII I'll al yscaaoIs
cinct chaiimen.
.. All county or precinct calirr|
| pointed during the campaign ID
since. or those elected by any orglls
are respectfully requested to ds.sl
Nleld 20 the county preSnct caI
I lions.
6; The state dstnoerase canyers
~ aaoptel VAS !olloHlng sssolqii,'
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= pATrY Pogr. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARoH Is. lsa4

chnrics National bank to the south
TeNas Naiteaai hank, Ok which Mr. Mc-
Asian IS cashier
This pan has bean maturing tor some
time. Nus seemed dulicAk to carry eut
fro.n distance Representative llutche-
SON did nos favor it or at least ala tpt
uke 10 take part IN y controversy We
fvsea friends So these gentlemen CAME
on ans earned out the plan Themselves,
Tsheir ravttrf,h backing brought success
az once ana Secretary Carlisle prom!atd
tha. .he change should be MADE. ~ rs
NOT a very important dcpoNlgty netns
but s. hol3 10 he q good advertising
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rtus. Il any. injury n the diree'ioa
aimed In connection win this s-iet
treatise on meudscity % is vasiaps
forms, ,he following extracts from = re-
putsd Interview about Texas with tae
president OF a NebrasSa county asN-
cultural society. published IN the Omaha
world-dsrsid may be rad wis initFeS'
IN Texas;
IN AZ my travels ! haye nsSeI
slch poverty among The tefnlns -,
Nothing .ol can raise h IRE $40 -
keep tor shy ieaEth o. urre eAcePt o2l'-.-
raised wore Than half a ercp q 80 ~
Aetoant % he .rcor quality q. ne 80
and extreme dry Neztler. w teA
l-ortion b tna STATE whsrs cle5e $50
Gent moisture there is 70 am
uqt6lg hrt Ewarnps and c,fnoe1 tsheTe
there is no timber there . N.-t ttt-z
ses-ie sraYe ana eaeiaA Aaefe
Few eNoe plans % .hls Htbterl ems w ~
hacks of some ~ ths stEea-1s G4ere s
same far land, but one Jock e he 4rE
eorses r. t1psa iccalsss noEid He1E-l
s'lnet; e ;hs; ala-hss tru-t, 4iA1 n4F
vaEslab.es can 6e kspl Pratt snl Ntss'
ta1as ~ g week - $50 ana re Nss-
Tia 1rin.sls d re stasA a-s sssrviaE
Erzia So fotAel esllg scarce ara hlra
r9ctl Hay in Eaststan Row e wceta
- re- i1S ecga cents ~ ea.-
Fle a11 rs la3lal Ie--Eozg 1ts 71s
trras 81 thA S-Al4 Exs - p1cr @53t x
g tErpasae - ut ~ hay aza ~ ~
csEl3 ~ tasiich "a as-r 91r-asrn hruahe7s
r 139ss h-rs TSf -ssar Ec1hlf ~fra
a ls2r - 9re.eAs- loakA1s thAt seaz
1-ssl-e ccsl THE ucTg sz5 tgs -hlt Is
e4srf- 1dT Save II tbe r1tlte riartri q
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28

south AIcAlester !. IT, 'l@
pawes commission to treat NY "a
civilized tribes, arrived as ,,'i, A
took quarters at the Hotel . on, ~ n
wilson Jones priacipal chi i ~ !. \
taw Nation, passed tArVas. NJ, y. 4
his way to Tuskahoma, . 20 illi' ~
special session Of t ile 40. Joasl
venes tomorrow. lr ~, I, "a wtsis
sbv and says but ltJtla a. y trss.4
gramme Is IN reie5leils1S II s &
ne Dawes commission, Know 4
conceded by those W. vi isyl
Choctaws viii pass ,,, ~ lOol1
allotment. The colh. .,,rysl 10 "
wand to this, nav hs.ng nesi7
for the purpose OF
work. ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-28
CAsH ELLANCE

Washington, March -T,--rha cash bal
anee iu the treasury q the close OF busi-
ness today was a33l2qg-5 and the net
H1ld Sf0fQfO93l.