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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The Big Lexington Sale.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 8. Among
the speeders to be sold under the
hammer at the sale which begins
here today are Jay Hawker (3),
2.l43; Ouelda, 2.17; Mary Mac,
2.1S4; Andy Wilkes, 2.l9t; Jim
Corbett, 2.l94, May Morgan, 2.l94 ;
Godlia, 2.l9! Bethlehem Star, 2.2O8 ;
Turner Boy 80, 2.2l4; Nutmont,
2.224; Nix, 2.22I; Maggie F., 2.23 ;
Ashby, 2.23; Graceful, 2.23; Will
tonian, 2.2S3; Naughty Clara, 2.2S!,
and many others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Bids Opened.

The following bids were opened
at noon today for the repairing OF
the City hospital:
August Stawart, $4,000; Frank
Baerman, $3.764; Skerving & Boyd,
$3.575; T. H. Mickeljohn, So. 545; J,
g. Marshall, $2,963; w. II. HOl-
lingsworth, So, 495; FLAG g. Wag-
ner, 1858,
The contract will be awarded by
the city council this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Lecture ON Hard Times.

NEW YORK, Feb. g. Henry
George addressed a crowded house
last evening at the Peoples theatre,
on "Hard Times and Their Cure"
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Manhattan Single
Tax club. George was introduced
by the president of the club, Alfred
Bishop Mason, and was greeted
with three cheers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
A Banker Murdered.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. s.
r. G. Ross, cashier of the bank of
Scottsboro, was shot dead at noon
yesterday, at Stevenson, Ala. The
killing was done by Bob, Tot, Jim
and John Shelton. The latter is sup
posed to have fired the fatal shot.
F. ID. Bloodworth, brother-in-law
of Ross, was wounded in the arm.
The deceased was accused some
weeks ago of seducing Miss An
ME, sister Of the Shelton Bros,
and was forced to leave Stotts-
borO. He was waiting for a
Chattanooga train when killed.
All parties are highly connected.
The SHELTON boys, who were armed
with rifles and shot guns, were
jailed. Considerable excitement
exists in Jackson county over the
tragedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The Federal Election Law.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The de-
cision of Senate to finally vote
Tuesday upon the bill for the re-
peal of the Federal election law,
means, in all probability, that not
many more days will elapse
before these laws will be
wiped from the. statute books,
as the bill has already passed the
House and there is no likelihood of
executive opposition. The passage
of the bill will mark the close of
an important era in the country's
history, as the laws which are to he
repealed, were the Out-growth,
mainly, of the war of the Rebellion
and had their origin during the re-
construction days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Moore's Case Postponed

New YORK, n. Y, Feb. 5.-The
case against "POny" Moore, Char
ley Mitchell's father-in-law, for al
legged assault on a street car con-
ductor, was postponed again this
morning until Wednesday on ac-
count Of the witnesses for plaintiff
being unable to appear. After
leaving the court house Mitchell
was served to appear today before
the court in a civil suit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Moore VS.. Greggains.

Providence, r.. l., Feb. "a
match has been arranged between
Dick Moore, the Western middle
weight and Alec Greggains. The
men will probably spar for purse
of 800 at catch weights tonight,
the winner to take $1,000 and the
loser $500. The match will take
place at the MetrOpOle Athletic
club of Providence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Another Destructive Fire,

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. "a large
brick block on Bay street, occupied
by the Savannah Grocery company,
has caught fire and is burning
fiercely. 1t will be total loss. j.
NJ. Ferst & Co., and the store Of
Grayson & Co., are in great danger.
The loss will be very heavy. A
high wind is blowing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Water Colors on View.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The annual
exhibition of the American Water
Color society will open at the
National Academy of Design on
this date, and remain open until
March 3. The New York Etching
club will hold its exhibition at the
same time and place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The French Ball,

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-New York's
great French ball takes place at
the Madison Square garden to-
night. This is the social event
which attracts sight-seers from all
parts Of the country. The police
are taking extra precautions this
year TO see that order is observed
throughout the night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The Strike Threatening.

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 5.-Cipher
advises from chiefs of the federat-
ed Northern Pacific employees at
st. Paul, indicate that the strike
will be ordered Tuesday If there is
no change in the situation by that
time
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Prisoners Attempt to Escape.

HUNTTNGTON, w. Va, Feb. o.
About fifty county prisoners last
night broke a hole in the wall OF
the jail and were preparing to
crawl through it when the jailOr
appeared and drove them back at
the muzZle of his gun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Wool Growers Meet.

DENVER, Feb. 5.-Gov. Waite has
issued a call for an International
Wool-Growers' convention to meet
in this city today to take such ac-
ton on the wool clause of the Will
son bill as may be deemed neces-
SarV
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Bubear and Harding.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Bubear and
Harding are to row today for the
worlds championship, now held by
the former.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
THE ANARCHISTS FATE.
HIS LAST WORDS WERE LONG
LIVE ANARCHY"
The Rio De Janeiro Trouble Becoming
Very Serious.
THE BODY OF A DEAD INDIAN
FOUND ON THE RAILROAD
BADLY MANGLED.

A Tennessee Banker Murdered
Prisoners Attempt to Escape
Moore's Case Postponed-Proceed-
ings in the House-A Destructive
Fire-Killed for Alleged Seduction
"A Strike Threatened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
No Action Taken.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Senate
committee on Judiciary adj
jOurned until tomorrow without
taking any action on the Peckham
nomination.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Steamship Combination.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.--It is report
ed that the German Lloyd steam
ship line has combined with an
other transatlantic company. 1t
is generally conceded that the ru-
NOR is correct.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The Chinese New Year.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The Chi
nese New Year begins today and
the Mott and Pell street celebra-
tion this evening will be unique as
uSual
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
The State Chemist

Has declared on analysis, the
brands of beer manufactured by the
Lone Star Brewery TO be absolutely
pure from all impurities. Try
them. ! 6 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Cunress Lnmber Men Meet.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The
Southern Cypress Lumber assOcia-
ton is meeting here today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Harrison to Start.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. O.
Ex-president Benjamin Harrison
will start for California about
February -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
MARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES
OPEN In THE CRESCENT CITY To-
DAY---THE CARNIVAL BALL.
Annual Banquet Of the Rochester
Chamber of Commerce.
CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS ON CITY
CHARACTERIZATION.

The Chinese New Year-Big Sale at
Lexington-Moore VS.. Greggains-
The Palmetto Case-Cypress Lum-
bsrmen Meet-The French Ball at
New York - Meeting of Wool
Growers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-05
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Ills, Feb. 5.-Wheat
dull, May Ga; corn lower, in SYM
patty with wheat; oats, easy,
May 1913; provisions lower, on &C
count OF some selling; May pork,
$l2.62}; May lard, S7.3j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

A farmer writes the following sensible
article in the wills Point Chronicle:
Let hts examine and compara the good
old times OF 10 cent cotton with The bree.
ent day. We got $50 for a 500 poupd hale
OF cotton I'm those davs and prarties-Iy
nothing for the seeds. unless we returned
them as fertilizers 10 the soil. which we
cultivated At present. putting cotton ~
cents Der pound aud the seed ar Sun ,,.r
ton. we would get $40 for our bale M cot
ton-and this lis placing II at lo,.sr
estimate than larr. mart of the nrceont
crop has been sold Tor Ne VIII not com,
rare the prices of some of the leadIng
articles OF commerce which farmers bays
10 1,tv 11rnr a.. -t,..i. -.....-,. '
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VICTORIA. February s-The youns men
had their last dance before Lent at the
armory last night Though the crowd
~as not laGse The enjoyment WIS as great
and os manifest as c1gij BE wished.
There has been considerable sickness
lately and 1T Is generally attributed 20
the very chorgeahe weather which has
prevailed. Fortunately very few Of TIE
cases have been serious.
Annie Abbott the Georgia magnet gave
two very cuioyahle exhibitions Of her
strange powers SIS the Casino Wedncs-
day and Thursday uights. The commit
tess O, citizens who occupied The stlve
were the most Eysufe3 Of ell who Wit
resse3 Tile tests. ard whale several have
advanced theories none az them are very
plau1nle
Mrs vs.. J. Co,ie05er has been very nI
fnr several Uuel, bly is now considered
out ~ danger Hrr ja9ehter MISS E3r-
de. VINO nss been attending she Nlw Eng
land tars--F1t--y NJ Alsi- az Boston.
r,caei agwe yesterday Do 7rranse go s
isit-'aD announcing .ra serious 'u0csF
al mother 4ra W. fie-
ao'r she faa-3 VERY uG5a improved aaI
ID IS hoped caL @. lEnra-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

WHARTON, February "A citizen OK
Egypt sent sberif Dickson word yester-
day that Br2ddock, t-ie murderer Of Goa
stable Townsend. was seen at cr noar
Egypt, this county. Friday morning about
) O'Clock afoot and heavily armed. Sneriu
Dickson vita posse repaired 10 the scene
but after an active search, 50 far has no;
ovcrtaken the fugitive. The sheriff. how
ever, with Q sulficiency Of force. is sun
ut work and results are expected some
time within the next twenty-four hours.
special and regular teachers exam
nation FOR this county viii take place
Thursday. February ~. under special re-
guest % Superintendent Carlisle, county
JudgeS are asked to give pu0Ic notice
OF tnis special exsmina lion FOR permanent
certificate ana request an persons VINO
desire % enter tnat examination % give
notification Ia advance. The regular exc
animation viii continue az the some date
Banker Il. q. Erwin was made happy
this morning upon rCeeIpt Ok a telegram
from Galveston announcing the arrival
Of an heir % the house % Erwin
Ar. =. S. Rockwell aud family leave
today Tor New Orleans. where .hey vg
rlke 90 The Mlr4 Grls festivities SIR.
Roclwool viii also purchase goods !a
fhe Crescent City tsr iHa spring trade.
III. Y, Z. Hart came ca visit TO ,ue
city. The charm II Ai-. Harris vocal
istic powers had prcle3e5 alm ana uu-l
the request q many friends he VIII trEc
part ~ me services az tho Baptist church
Tomorrow morning.
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guilty parties. Judge sommerville, The
postmaster is In bad luck He accidentally
burned up a SO bill last week while throw
Ing some old papers tn the fire.
sheriff Pnmcil Is busy summonlng ju-
rorS und witnesses Tor the next term %
county court, which convcnes with Bis
docket on the third Monday In this
month
judge Ballewe who haa been in bad
health for several months. Is steadily in-
proving.
The bah given By Professor s. A. White
head aud pupils OF the opera house last
Frtday night was guile success. Sixteen
children contested ia The newport dance
fot the prize. Music was furnished by tie
san Antonio Italian band. The prizes
were awarded % Misses Minnie Mctira
McSsrs. Roy Dyer aad Allen wheat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

lv IN excess Of the disbursements. From
present indications II is reasonably Ger
ioin that he exposition win prove as
great a success financially as ii is con-
ceied 10 be artlsticaily. Exhibits are pref
Is generally In place and decorations are
finished. Under the influence OF the pre-.
vaiinc good weather the horticultural
decorative features are assuming grand
proportions. IN fact Il IS the general
opinion that the end Of the present week
beauty
The musical features OF the exposition
are among the most important Two pro-
Erammcs are rendered ut Fratcr's daily
besides concerts ln the Grand Courts-cne
by the Midwutcr Fair band, under the
leadership Of J. II, Stewart, and one 10y
the Iowa State band. Various other re-
ceptlons are on the tap!s for next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

GONZALES February PROT ArfA--
Lefsyre, PRINCIPAL ~ she ci7Hzaf.s 1.r-
800. TiFe1 'e,ssrsr1 th.s a1,r-la z
o'el last rlza; i- Baltimore Hss r-rza-s
WIZ - crag1r- % AgstlH r-r l-res-s-.
beside bis wife ard csil5 V9 - ,ae-s
while Pc E2s psgfass1- 10 -H- l- sa-s ST.
Mr l-sieFre ~ul -eaFs acre ;aaay s7r
3 r. Cole, city marshal. has announced
~ candidate for tle Office ~ srerlg ~
Gonz2les county. subject 20 tbs aer.oa ~
the peoples party
The foli9w.ns odd FelirrB uu leave
nere tor1aT5B flr waco 90 attend lie
session e. the Grand Lodge. Ea L.,r11 ~
ana J. ". l-amasy 9t Ggzza.sa ls4ga. g.
= hah % Rancho i15se and D 81 Ilv-
lassloh o. siH y lodge Tht Afau1as road
ElveB one fare 10
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OVATION no GORDON.
The Great Ez-Conrcdcrufc Royalty
Entertained

Sew Orleans, La, February 3.-Geue-al
John IS. Gordon, the most noted living
Confederate general, was teudorcd an OWE
'iou by large and enthusiastic audieBca
Hern last night who gathered to hear his
yhaate. eloquent and pathetic lecture au-
Titled. 1.-THE Last pays OF the CouCal-
euey.' which he had travelled an ths
wav from Washington to deliver Tor the
benefit OF the Confederate veterans home
OF Louisiana, located at New Orleans
General iariun was welcomed bv Gov
ernov Foster and Mayor Fitzpatrick ex-
tended ham the freedom of the city. Gen.
eral Gordon returns 20 Washington to-
niuht and VIII be In his seat to vote on
the elections hill on Tuesday.
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HUSTSFILLE. February s.-G1ve-agr
hogg and party attended the opening eg-
srciaff at the Sam Houston normal th.r
morning After the regular exercise.
opening with reading of scriutu-4 ana
prayer. the governor was introduced hy
Superintendent Pritchett and made "a aa1f-
hours speech 10 the students lie d4gslt
entirely on school matters and gave word,
OF advice 20 those present speaking ia
large terms OF the work being done ta
the normal. The governor and party Ioft
al i.l5 this afternoon Tor Rush b. continue
their inspection. The governor declined t-.
he interviewed on the Dallas meeting
while here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

4pAklIM February DIR. J. 9. I.bek-
ridge OF Hope Is very sick with pneumonia
and the attending physician has very ltt.
hone Of his recovery.
Miss Annie Abbott exhibited her VOL
derfnl powers 70 large audience al he
opera house last night
Traylnas' very poor Mexican show camo
IN yesterday ana exhibit q 10 a very small
crowd last night The manager was az.
rested yesterday by deputy sheriff from
cuero for leaving there Without payinf
the license required by them. He was
released. however after paying the license
and $35 costs.
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CuttInr nnMn Enrcc.

NenI|lW TINaF, Fo17ulTy 3.-Nn orI.r
from headquarters to'rcIule one force .u
enc .9a5nottye department, ~ tho Nss5ur.
Kansas and Texas here was partially cy.-
Gated teay by letting ONT astceu mon
Iae orier calls That department To-
which BE- th9uEht 10 be due 90 lirht busi.
ness. The order Us SUPPOSED ta extend Ia
other departments as VOL The earn,u-s
81 1853 sa1w q reasonable increase ana h
81 ia9ugbt yhe Reduction will only ba for
a snort time.
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TEXAS TOWN TUPICs.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny THE
rOsr CORRESPONDENTS
omcers in Pursuit. of Braddocls, the
Murderer OF Constable Townsend.
Gorcd by an Infatuated Bull.
Governor HoEg at school.

SAN ANGELO. February s.-At the
Santa re stock pens this evening while
John league OF Sherwood, Irion county,
was roplng an Infatuated bun to force him
into the cars for shipment his rope broke
and the beast turned on Air. league and
buried his horns in the unfortunate mans
bowels. Physicians are hopeful OF his re
eoyery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

owensooro, KY February g-News
reached the city today or a partie9IariS
s ,.l'i. ueeI'ant witch occurred at spotta-
N'de On Green river Inst night. Miss
Cora travens was returun. homo Ia e1r,.
panN with young man. They ntt.ron,,,5
20 cross over the locks, when he roll ma
dragged her down with him. Sic v.a.
ming. 80 %" lu4'
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Rose UIlI

ROSE HILL, February S.-Rev w ].
Gaus, pastor az the Lutheran church, has
GLASS Of forty-three pupils. TO whom
he ia giving catechetical instruction.
Judge Gustaye seidel IS eonyaleBcinr
from an attack q Ia grippe
The trustees Of the public school have
determined 10 replace the old school buDd
Ing with larger and more elegant struct-
ure The money Tor that purpose has all.
ready 0een set aside.
Mrs. ". d. Bailey presented her hus-
band yesterday with a ten pound hoy
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nIicIt SIMS Con,r-ns

Raleigh, n. G., February 3.-Rayenus
Collector Simmons received reports today
from Deputy Collector Kirkpatrick mn.
nouHoins that he had captured Graham
TYSON r. 9. parks and "a seyeuty-nve-
Moore county, and also the rrty.~aii,',
illicit dlsdI!ery Of Henry Johnston. n.s,
SILK Hope, Johnston county.
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SmnIInnr - LII,

south Bend, Ind, February 8.-Tbo ~
lice station here, with officers ond G , i,o'
oaels' Is In quaqantine, James MoNnn,aIr,.
8irht h. t todny %3o Was lodsed thcFo ast
p.N The place was promptly or a,'a.'
t!ued UNatan-
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CATARRH M -.

oApARRH OF rsr, Il
tho r,s.,,,, = ''1s ''on .. |
"2 Il s''an tubes into !, [
is your hearing talIne, I
10 your ears dlschars,, (
Ar Are me me ears dry and III
10 the ears Itch asd -.
IS the wax dry Ia a. .',,iF
ere you gradually seis,,
5''Ee you pain behind \, l
= mere a huEains soun1
40 you nave Raging "a L, 1
Is your ,l'-' b h oTaSSl ms sSaa /
DO You have ears ss1 w Y.
Are The sounds IKE stsss i
40 you G eoaaiaatiy hssr,.s|
7arSq '''- e''s HuFt VIVA i
IS mere a rearing IN, ]
head?
no you hear better II
others?
no the noises in IA. u
awake? Fl
When you blow va.
crack? 'U
Is your hearing worss III
cold?
II you have these w-...l
catarrh OF the ear. - ~
fore your hearing can i,
CATARpu an NM,
Go thS
"a % ! 81 u 'Ne sIomaehhsl
by swallowing polsonou,
drops down from tina ~,
rich.
w non sNomach Is full 4 ,
pi ssSeu Z
40 you helch up malitiI
1lLoa'.
" NeA stomach is eupl 1
lalAt !
When YOU ger nm ~,i,s
dizzy?
DO you feel as II Won ~
ach? /
Is there a guaying s.sv I
acho
Us there constant had .,-,f
Is there rush of Blood a
DO you at Tim . hava s,IR
Is your throat jlled MA Il
Have YOU distress aftsr II,
j. these disgust for MI 4
DO YOU bloat M aftsr IN
Do YOU have sick he,i,..lI
Are YOU nervous and sd
Il there pain after a.,st !
DO YOU hawk and a
Have Won water bras,
is your tongue coated,
Are YOU llcht-headei!
no ynu balrb Nm Fas1
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If uOu don't know this will tell nm
WON'T WONDER anG LONGER WIN.
SO miS8rabl8-Th8 symptoms Of Cata,,s
Head, Throat, Ears, Bronchial Tubs. ,
Liver and Kidn8uS-DR HATHAWAY
Offer of Free Consultation and Advls
Plan Of Treatment Of th8Sa Diseases. "
Pennu to Pau,

II you're sick and don't know whats
the matter with you, this will tell you
After you've souad out. the thing to do Il
to write or so without delay to the office
OF Dr. Hathaway & Co., l29is W. Com
merce street, san Antonio. Texas, or s.
ST. Charles street, New Orleans, La I
won't cost you a penny for examination
consultation or advice. Uadar this liberia
offer there is no excuse Tor onybady's be-
ms sick. Read these symptoms carefully
mari, those that apply 20 your case ant
bring them with you. II you live ous Of
town send them by mail so That The doc
tors can dlasonss your case carefully
CATARRH oF HEAD AND THROAT
The most prevalent form of catagrh. an.
results from neglected colds.
is the breath foul?
is the voice husky
DO you spit up slime?
DO y0u acme all over?
DO you blow out scabs?
Is your nose oppsd up?
DO You sn1r5 at uight2
Does your nose discharge?
Does the nose bi-ej easily?
Us there tickling Ia throa,2
DO cCuats form ga nose?
Us tine nose sore and tender2
10 yag sne re O. great deal2
Us this worse toward ulEht2
Does The nose itch and burn2
is there pain ia troat OF head?
Us tlera pain across the eyes2
Is there pain IN back o. head?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

RICHMOND. February 3-The Rich
mond postonice was burglarIzed some
time last night II is supposed 10 be the
work Of trampa, The burglars only CAP.
tured SO and wetch. 40 clue to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
NIidMInter Fnir ,Inl.lng Mnnn,.

San Francisco, CAL, +, bruary 3.-Mans.
gers OF the A.idwinter Falr are eangr,ff,.
launs themselves on the excellent show
ing made b. the receipts, which are large
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
SENATOR mooMB's VIEWS ON THE
SITUATION.
Thinks That Harmony, Like LeaVen,
Must Work From the nottom.
The Central Committees Can
not Impose Conditions


giving his views on the present psospsets
Tor harmony IN the dtmoerauc PARTY ard
especially since tine Ma;iock tse;ias a.
Dallas on the first Ok ,ae moD,h.
AR. McCoulb az irE appeared reiiceut
n-l il was learned that the reason ;os 3;
was that be was Aytrsa % p1gaa.1s a.s
views in newspapers tgy GFoa ee!us re-
minded tina; as Gs original CARS maH-
who stood BY the ncuea OF tHe demo-
cratic c5nvension al H9Gstsa ans sup
ported HogE fer governor, HAT MS osua-
sch would rece.ve more ta4a ordinary ar
tenuca be sad;
u ta.nk that the laaovsemeat q che
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