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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-05

Washington January l..-The appoint
ment OF two district judges FOR Oklahoma
Is expected In n few days and the friends
OF various Texas candidates. A. NJ. Cars
ter Of Fort Worth, s C. Upshaw OF Hills.
horo and Gus Shaw Of Red River. are
putting in active work for them.
sntc Goologlst Dumblo was here today
on his way home from test OF llgnites
In Now Jersey.
VIII owonhy OF Paris, IN the interest OF
Merrill jones u candidate for the East
Texas marahalshlp, and John r. Williams
OF Rockwell. one OF the officers OF the
failed National bank at Rockwau who
have been Indicted Is here 70 consult with
COMPTROLLER Eckels in regard to the bank
difficulties
Mr. Pnschnl today obtained the removal
of brewster county above the cutie quar-
anune line drawn by the department OF
agriculture Hc MISC presented petitions
for like exemption for Buchei
Mr.. Gresham today obtained and had
sent remittance OF over $4,000 for harbor
work at Sabine Pass.
lNtlcton Cooncr was today appointed
postmaster at Amphlon. vice G. w. Me-
Daniel, reagned
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BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
THE UNITED STATES TAKING NO
PART IN 1T.
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Excitement in Honolulu Over the Sit
aatiOn Said to Be Growing
in Intensity,
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KING HUMBEsr DEPOSITS HIS ENTIRE
PRIVATE FORTUNE.
statement Of tho Vine Product Of Eusops-rA.
Burning Of the Barracks Of Ger.
ran Regiment

washington, January 4-The renort 49,
rent in Montovideo that President peiso,o
was negotiating with United states Mn
ster Thompson looking 10 the intervention
OF The United States fleet at Rio in aceo,n.
pllshins the settlement OF The Braxli,an
difficulties was denied by the ofrclaIs 81
the state and navy departments today.
A dispatch from Montevideo was sbovn
TO Secretary Herbert and he vald tba.
4 any such Intervention was ccntempla,oa
he is not Informed Of 1t,
In the state department It was assertad
thet no Information OF such negotiation
hou been received from Minister Thomp-
son ana that no Instructions had been
sent him TO take such action. corrobora-
ton was secured for the report that the
United States and German authorities
had together taken action to prevent the
rebel forces from again attacking the
city OF Rio
As 20 the report In regard to the move
ments OF PelSoto's forces toward Pernam-
Duco, the navy department Is Inclined to
doubt that II indicates thai PeIxoto is in
AMY such straits as Is conveyed by the
news dispatch, II Is also questioned
whether Mello would 30 back into Rio
buy, exposing himself to the fire Of the
folts and then bring his whole naval
force away again past the forts, thus In
effect wholly abandoning Rio.
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Secretary Mention rams.

Washington, January 4.-Secrotary Nor
ton expressed surprise tonight at what he
regards as a Misrepresentation OF his po-
sitlon in regard 10 the agricultural eX-
pertinent station appropriations and OF his
action in emitting that branch OF the SER
vice from the statement Of the depart
ment's expenditures for the fiscal year
"As a matter OF fact" said the secreta-
ry. II have taken the same course IA this
respect as was adopted by my predecessor,
General Rusk ] have taken pains in the
statement included in my annual report
to deduct $4,000 the amount omitted for
the experiment stations. from the total
decrease in the estimates, with the eN-
PLANTATION that II is the sum Improperly m
Guided IN the department appropriation,
ana 10 claim credit only for a net decrease
OF nearly SsG0. G569i The fact Is plain that
no suggestion for the abolition OF Sua'e
stations was suggested by me,
'grhe Inclusion In my eatimate for w.
600 for the Office Of experiment stations
Indicates that | do not expect the work
OF thar division 10 cease, lind II Is well
understood that II IL maintained
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The duty On 1'obacco.

H.
WaShihstoIi' January ne semitic ~
being Hooded WIN prtlttu ptIuols ron
cigar inahutdc'uIt,S u'oub"oG' vac eouH
Try dSh4hb lol mum l"'e - ou'S Ui 90
cents on uhstelilliie s,, leal top'lcco' my
rePi esent lhol rue - uuty as Piottueu w
me Mc\hley act mas iterea .. lI'e Coz,
OF nlhhuiactuIlib rleaia 10 Sucil an 81 ',ll
as to wipe OUT llit Ilalsul Vi I'loilt 70 tle
mlhuiactutet5' no ialSe tle PIlee ol T'bh',
mas PROVED HhPos5Iolo as lliI H,rHe. anu
dhne c'bdiS ""'C" az Hlll1Nt' pE ~
misses eould MOI p .,, a'Nul'eel No o anu ~
cents IesPeGuVeIy, iie inl ''piil'y mere
fore OF inciudihE inc i'N IN thr Go5l OF
cigars To inc consumer mus voinpsl'tu the
manufacturers TO cut Town inc "aBes OF
cigar makers ana 10 1"I ,l,Sh ah INFERIOR
quality TO me PupHc t9 poihS' tneS
claim the oniy way IN Wlleu 'Ie iuilu
lecturer eouIu make up lo' V"o ihel case"
rate OF duty
Furthermore as larger increased rue
OF duty requires so h"ch more capltnL
which Is out OF lhe reae. OF me putN ui
manufacturers II can nor, th,y say Dul
pave lhe way l"r coieel.''l .'c G'sa 's
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washington, January 4-The session OF
the senate today was significant In two
respects Senator Hoar OF the republican
side introduced a resolution calling on the
secretary Of the treasury for his authority
FOR the payment OF Special Commissioner
Blount for his Hawaiian services, and Sem
utor Gray Of the democratic side served
notice that on Tuesday next the democrats
would insist upon taking up the Federal
elections bill and continuing with It's con-
slderation until disposed OF,
The object Of Senator Hoar's resolution
is manifestly to call into question the
right Of the president 20 send personal
commissioner 20 Hawaii. or, indeed any
commissioner without the concurrence OF
the senate first obtained by the connrma-
ton OF his nomination. and this object rs,
OF course. most effectively reached by de-
manding the authority OF the secretary
OF the treasury for the payment Of Com
missioner Blount for his services and ex-
penscs.
The notice of Senator Gray indicates that
the democrats are determined TO disrose
OF the elections bill at an early day and
before II can possibly be hampered By the
tariff bill or any other party measures
which might come over from the house
demanding early consideration through
motives Of marty expediency. The bill will
be taken up Tuesday and VIII continue
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SLOW FNHG INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST will pny 500
10 the legal heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
that Mt the time the person so dying.
nus tIpou his or hnr body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds good for
10 Houra only. or from n. IN. 10 IL
II. III. of the dnte OF this paper. Sui-
isfnctory proofs of cnch ctnIm must
he presented within rs hours Mt the
nusincas Ohicc of The Houston Post.
Remember this policy Is void unIes.
THIS PAPER Is IpOn the person at
time of death.
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AtIantn's Proposed Exposition.

Atlanta. Ga. January The name OF
Cotton States and international ENposl-
tlon Company" was decided on by the di-
In Atlanta in tsp5 at t0day's meeting. A
preliminary fund Of 100000 was pledged
by the directors, representing the leading
business houses Of this city.
Captain W. G.. Raoul, president OF the
Mexican National railway, appeared be-
fore the directors with the assurance mat
he would heartily assiFt IN interesting
Mexico and the Central American rcpub-
Hes in the enterprise He heartily indorAed
the expressions OF Mexican Minister ho-
did effect In extending trade relations be-
tween Mexico and the United States.
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MmArnnn INFORMATION.

The secondary which appeared to be de-
yelopng over North Texas last night has
moved to the northeast and is central to-
night over the Central Mississippi valley.
The area of high pressure continues over
the South Atlantic Sta1es and another Is
moving In over the northwestern portion
of the country
The weather is generally clear except
partly cloudy TO cloudy over the Alissis-
sippi valley and lower lakes.
General rains have fallen over the Mis-
sissipp! valley ana themortheru portion n
the country during the past twelve hours
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Hn,rniinn Annirs.

Washington, January tine senate SUD
committee Of the committee on foreign
relations resumed lis investigation OF me
Hawaiian situation al 10 o'clock this
morning. Senator Cullom sat with the
committee for the first time. 80 that az
OF the members of the subcommittee with
The exception Of Sherman we're present
Professor Alexander again was the only
witness present and his examination was
nonunued on the line begun yesterday. lie
devoted much time to relating the de-
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and also all tho trades and business. The
committee on public comfort has also been
named and provision will be made 10 send
circulars OF Information to all Pythlan
lodges Arrangements can BE made for
entertaining lb0,Ooo visitors and General
James *. carn0han, head OF the order,
says that 1000 uniformed men VIII encamp
on the monument lot south OF the White
House the use OF which has been granted
by an act OF cnnEresa
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TeNn. po.tnI NIntlers.

Washington, January 4.--The appoint
ment3 Of postmaster for pitsburg and
Hubbard CITY today were merely reap
pointmcnts, necessary because those offl-
ccs hnve recently been transferred to the
presidential class.
Commission Of u. o, Basford for The
rlatona Office is certainly at the White
House but WAS In some way delayed
The fight over the Deulson office Is where
his opponents hope 10 overthrow Mr.. Bal
ley's accommodations on eocount of that
congressman and the administrations po-
sltion. IL has resulted ia the presence
here OF u, Joe Perry OF DenIson. the lead
Ing opposition candidate.
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nnuI, ~ EnuInnd,s scandnI !.

london, january l.-Ihe News, ~ ~
fnpnclnl article. commenting on Wilson's
attack ON the Bank Of England IN the
Investors Review, says:
and afbrrs that IN Wilson's attack on the
rank of England that Wilson spoiled
GOOD oase by The excessive heat OF his
larguage and that the facts do not war
rant The Wholesale accusations OF PAD
management
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nnrrrcIss burned.

perlln, January 4,--A dispatch 70 Lokal
Anserger from Warsaw says that tne
ianst Shave been burned and that several
soldiers were terribly injured through
5nmpine from the windows, The dispatch
adda int the IRE Is supposed to be Of In
eendiary origin and that the military au-
thorlties are making thorough invesilsa-
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Agnlnst Free Wool.

san Angelo, Texas, January IA petit
ton signed by over 1000 property owners
and voters was forwarded this evening by
the local wool men 10 }. Q. Burrows. q
member Of tho ways and means COMMITTEES
at Washington, protesting against placing
the neccy staple on The free list The wool
men selected Mr.. Burrows, a republican,
IN preference 10 the district congressman
r. NJ. PaHchal on account Of the dltfer-
once In their Views on the wool problem.
The petition measures seyenty-iVe ieet
and two Inches IN length.
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Washington. january 4.-sOme gossip rs
being INDUCED IN as 20 the probability Of
further immediate gold shipments. IN view
Of the fact that The average loss ~ gold 70
the treasury IN january If the past
twelve years has been 100000. Some Of
the treasury officials do not believe there
Is any prospect Of such shipments while
others Mold 90 The opinion that SIN the
atlncnlnR Of rates OF exchange such ex-
rorts are altogether probable,
The belief 81 general however, that II
such ahipmeutB ere in1ulged IN the New
York banks would moi cOne TO the relief
Of The treasury to any considerable ex-
tent and thus prevent a depletion Of the
gold reserve.
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Ne,v NomInntions

Washington, January 4.-President CleEe-
land sent TO the senate the following
nominations: John W. Ross Of the Dis
trlct ~ Columbia. 10 be commissioner or
the District Of Columbia Tully Brown OF
Tennessee, 10 be attorney of the United
States Of the middle district Of Tennessee.
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Washington, january 4.-Postmaster
General hisscll hns not yet time 10 take
any action in settling the postal card
contract for the next four years lie said
TINT he expected 20 confer with Secretary
Carlisle at the cabinet meeting FRIDAY.
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Thc Vines ON American railroads.

London, january 4.-The Times 10 It's
manenl article, Commenting upon the
proposal to form committee 10 oppose
the Erie reorganization scheme, saysi
we are afraid the position OF the bond
holders could not be improved by the ex-
position unless they display discrimination
and tenacity unusual In such eases Fhe
Earrings announce thut they WIN call
meeting OF Atehison shareholders Tor the
purpose OF elgcting committee.
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Washington, january 1.-The pension Of
flee hns decided that In view OF the act
q December p 1872 1t 10 longer has tho
right to withhold the pension OF Judge
Long OF Aiichigan and Il has boon directed
-N
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Washington, january 4.--'rhe republicans
are pursuing the same tactics as yesterday
IN the house and the democrats are again
bill
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Washington. January 5--lhe hmBhts or
Pythias In this city are getting Wen "a
hand the work Of organisation iof we
encampment OF the order 20 be held "a thlp
city next August. The committees nave
been appointed 70 canvass the who're cry
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washington, january i.-For Eastern
Texas: Cloudy. with showers or snow
huUrles Ia the northeastern portion today
westerly winds.
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Washington January denominations
Postmoster-William H. Dickson. Clarks-
vile. Texas.
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I.lnn nnmhrrl,n Rortune.

Milan. January s.-Secolo declares that
the private fortune Of King Humhert Or
Italy, amounting 10 l0o.0oovp IRE, has
been deposited with the Lonaon house OF
RnfhschIlds. The seeoio also says tnat
the greater portion Of THIS sum ms ose ~
saved out OF the civil list a. tue fats q +
about lO,O0olOO lire per year
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CITY OF Mexico, January 4~Tne per-
,nanent committee OF the chamber q uep.
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Buropc's WING Product.

Paris, January 1.-THE following tabl
gives the average wine production of tn
past decade:
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PARIS The trial OF Valiant, the am
nrchint who threw the bomb IN the cham.
her OF deputies was 10 begin today. II is
rled out. and 1t is moro than likely that
q poslp0nement will be taken 10 the end
OF the month.
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Continued ON fase y
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.-- Governor Stone on
December 10 granted respite 20 Martin
REED the Kansas City wife murderer,
gentenced 10 be hnnged today, and there
VIII be no further interference.
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WASHINGrON-M Cleveland viii be
the guest Of honor at the breakfast 10 pc
given by Miss Herbert today.
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ustll.
III, IL
Ticket
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A Swi n....ha Insurance

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Mr. " H.
Lamar, acting first assistant postmaster
general, received from the postmaster al
Norfolk, Va, several copies OF ne"spa'
pers in relation to the Norfolk FIRE ana
Marine Insurance company, ana lhe
postmaster asked to be instructed what
DISPOSITION should be made OF the c""-
pany's mail, in view of the alleged -
ulent character of the concern. MT.
Lamar informed him that the depart
ment was not justified in directing him
withhold the delivery of the mail upon
newspaper articles and he was instructed
t. investigate the matter and rel Ort any
Y olation of the postal laws and reguIa-
tions by the company, and whether any
legal action in the matter should De
taken.
1t is said the company representing IL
self as having $1,000 in capital and
that it conducted swindling operation
throughout the country.
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WRITING ONES FIRST NOVEL
The Delight and Dread of the Ordeal &c
the Secker of Literary Tame.

the Seeker OF Literary l. III
Sooner or later, somehow, anyhow, |
was bound ! vas to write a novel.
writes Robert Louis Stevenson IN Nc
Clurc's. 1t Gems vain to ask why.
Men are born with various manias;
from my earliest childhood it was mine
70 make a plaything Of imaginary
series of events, as sOOn as | was able
to write | became a good friend TO the
paper makers. The succession
Of defeats lasted unbrOken TIL | was
~thirty-One. BY that time | had written
little books and little essays and short
stories. and had got patted on the back
and paid for them, though not enough
to live upon. | had quite a reputation.
was the successful man. | passed my
DAYS in toll, the futility of which
would sometimes make my cheek to
burn-that l should spend a mans
energy upon this business and yet
could not earn a livelihood, and still
there shone ahead Of me an unattained
ideal. Although l had attempted the
thing with vigor not less than ten to
twelve times, | had not yet written a
novel. All-all my pretty ones-had
gone for a little and then stopped in
exorably, like a schoolboy's watch. |
might be compared to a cricketer of
nan years standing who should
never have made a run Anybody can
write a short stOry-a bad one, /
meanwhile has industry and paper
and time enough; but not everyone
may hope to write even a bad novel. 1t
is the length that kills. The accepted
novelist may take up his novel and put
it down, spend days upOn it in vein,
and * rite not any more thar he makes
haste to blot. Not SO the beginner.
IIumSl nature has certain rights; in
stinct-the instinct Of self-preserva-
tiOn-fOrbids that any man (cheered
and supported by the consciousness of
no previous victory should endure the
miseries of unsuccessful literary toll
beyond a period to be measured in
weeks, There must be something for
hope to feed upon. The beginner
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vein Gust be running, he must be in
one Of those hours when the words
come and the phrases balance them
selves-even to begin. And having
begun, what a dread looking forward
is hat until the book shall be ac-
complished! For SO long a time the
slant is to continue unchanged, the
vein to keep running; for so long a
time you must hold at command the
same quality Of style; for so long a
time your puppets are to be always
vital, always consistent, always vigor-
Gus. | remember / used to look, in
those days, upon every t~hree-volume
novel with a sort of v~eneration, as a
feat not, possibly, of literature, but at
least Of physical and moral endurance
and the courage of Ajax.
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STEVENSON ON THE RESULT.
Believes That the Financial Depression
and Pooling With the Tarh Did 1t.


BLOOMINGTON, Ill, November g.
Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson. vice-president,
spent yesterday quietly in the seclusion
of the home Of his brother John, medi-
tating upon the political events of yes
terday and preparing to attend the
wedding of a nephew, which took place
last night. 1t was a dreary day, with
leaden skies and a cold drizzling rain.
Mr.. Stevenson, when asked to state his
opinion as to the causes leading up to
the democratic defeat yesterday. said:
My opinion can be briefly stated.
The result is due in part to the fnan-
cial depression which came upon the
country soOn after the Inauguration of
Mr.. Cleveland. While the democrats
were in no a responsible for this,
they were made the scapegOats. 1t was
also in part due to the delay Of con-
gress in passing the tariff bill. Had
the bill become a law ninety days
earlier than it did, it IS quite probable
that the business conditions of the
country would have so adjusted them
selves that the politica. result would
have been different.
Mr.. Stevenson will depart from
Bloomington this week for Asheville,
n. c., where he will join his family,
who are s~ojourning there. He will re-
main in the south three weeks, going
thence to Washington.
Sentenced to Siberia for Life.
ST. PETERSBURG, November IA
court martial at Warsaw has sentenced
Lieutenant B~oborykin to the loss Of
his military and nobility ranks, and to
lifelong labor in Siberia, for implica-
ton in a plot against the life Of the
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