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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
OPERA HOUSE ON HISTORIC SITE
Where the Assassin Tried 20 Kill Seward
and " here blaine Died.

Where the Assassin Tried 20 Kill seward
and here Blaine Died.
Washington, d. c., Sept 29-The new
Lafayette Square opera house built on
the site of the old Seward mansion,
where Wilkes Booths co-conspirator
attempted the life of Secretary Sew
ard and where James G.. Blaine died,
opens to morrow night with Lillian
Russell in "Tsigane."
The theater faces the Lafayette
square directly opposite the White
house. The structure is built of pol
ished gray granite and the architecture
is Of the classic Grecian order
The lobby is finished in mahogany
and fioored in mosaics, while broad
marble staircases on either side lead to
the upper floors.
All Of the auditorium is divided into
three stalls, named after the presidents
of the United States.
The theater was built and will be
managed by j. w. Albaugh. for many
years proprietor of Albaughs grand
opera house in this city. This is the
theater against the construction OF
which Senator Cameron and others in
the senate made such persistent fight
last winter.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
QUEEN WcToRlA's FAMILY PARTIES
A New Departure From the Routine of
Life at BalmOral.

London, Sept. 29.-Before returning from
Balmoral to Windsor, the day of her de-
parture being fixed for November To-
Queen Victoria has decided to have a Sc
res Of family parties or reunions, for
which several hundred invitations will
be issued today. The family guests, so far
as announced, will include the prince and
princess Of Wales and children, the duke
and duchess of York, the duke and OUCH
ess of Connaught and their children,
Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia,
Princess Louise, Prince and Princess
Frederick Charles of Hesse, Princess
Beatrice and Prince Henry of Batten-
berg and their children, the princess of
Leiningen and Princess Louise of Batten-
berg and her children. This is a new
departure in the routine of the queens
life, and is taken as an intimation that
she is beginning to feel more than ever
the signs of advancing age. and is con-
sequently anxious to see as much of her
kinsfOlk as possible.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
THE RACING GOOD AT OAKLEY
Attendance Large. the Weather Fine and
the Trac Fast.

Cincinnati, oct. 1.-The attendance was
large the weather fine, the track fast
and the racing good at Oakley today
Yo Tambien made her first appearance
since last spring in purse race. The
meeting closes Saturday next and La
tonia opens the following Monday.
Five furlongs-Anna Lyle won; time, / 02.
Six furlongs-Imp. Star Ruby won; time,
1884
six and one-half furlongs-squire G..
won; time 1:21.
New York, Oct. 1.-The card at Graves
end today was very light. Four started
in the first event with Salvable an odds
on favorite. Intermission jumped to the
front and held her advantage to the last
quarter when the favorite passed her in
company with Merry Prince and won
easily by a head.
Cameo stakes, handicap, seven furlongs
The Winner won; time, :2S.
Mile-Grannan won; time, 1Alh.
Five furlongs-Joe Clark won; time
! O214
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
cRUELTlEs BY PRISON OFFICIALS
An Iron Muzzl- Covered With sharp
Points or Sreel.

London, oct. IA dispatch from Co
logne says that an official investigation
into the allegations that the prisoners in
the house of correction at Brauneiles
have been subjected to horrible cruelty
by the officials opened today.
Among other things it is charged that
about year ago the governor invented
an iron muzzle covered with sharp points
of steel which is inserted in the mouths
of recalcitrant prisoners. Half a dozen
of these, it is said, have died as a result
of this barbarous treatment.
Thu governor has been suspended from
Office since July last. The charges We're
originally preferred 10y a newspaper, and
which has collected a vast amount of
testimony with which to maintain its
case.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
THE sPlscoPAL,ANs At MINNEAPOLIS
The Great Council That VIII Organize
for - Ork iOdaN.

Minneapolis. oct. There are outward
and visible signs of the opening of the
great council of the Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States in the dele
gates that are pouring in on every train
and the number Of men in clerical garb
that are to be seen on the principal thor
oughfares. Up to noon today nearly 1000
arrivals had registered at the headquar-
tiers of the executive committee and
many more are expected on the trains
this evening and early tomorrow morn
ing The formal organization of the
house of bishops and deputies tomorrow
viii be preceded by an imposing service
at the Gethsemane church. admission to
which Will be by ticket. Talks with the
delegates already indicate that there will
be a stubborn contest over the report Of
the committee on revision Of constitu-
ton and canons, and it would not be sur
prising If the principal recommendations
are considerably modified, even if some of
them are not absolutely rejected.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
HE HAD BURIED FOOD IN THE ICE
Unfortunately Lieutenant peary Could
Not Locate the Cache.

Unfortunately Lieutenant peary Could
Not Locate the Cache.
New York, Oct. 1.-Lieutenant Peary's
colored servant, Matt Henderson and
Professor L. L. Dyche, of the Kansas
state university, arrived from the Arc
tic regions this morning on the steam
ship Silvia. Lieutenant Peary and the
other members Of his party, who eft
Halifax yesterday by rail, are expected
to arrive in New York this evening.
Professor Dyche, while reticent as
to the details of the expedition, admit
ted it had been a failure He declared
that Lieutenant Peary had not man
aged to forge much further north than
the previous expedition. He would not
give any reason for the failure other
than lack of food. When driven back
on the first attempt to reach the north
pole, Peary decided to press forward in
1894. He had buried food i'm the ice,
but could not locate the cache. He was
obliged to kill his dogs one by one and
feed them to the others. Dyche and
party lived on walrus meat when they
could get it. The professor states en-
phatically that the party would never
have reached America had it not been
just when on the verge OF starvation
Peary and Henderson killed some musk
oxen.
Professor Dyche brought back about
1000 specimens of Arctic fora and
fauna.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
SHOT DOWNWARD LIKE A FLASH
The spectacle OF Death Witnessed by a
Crowd in California.

IUt p lIIININ u II-7I II y IFIINo'NN " n
Crowd in California.
Monrovia. Cal, Sept. 29.-An accident
occurred here yesterday which resulted
In the instant death Of Nellie W. Hagel,
wife of +. G. Hagel. the aerOnaut. The
couple have been travelling throughout the
state making balloon ascensions and par
achute jumps. Mrs. Hagel had made an
ascension, and when at the height of 1000
feet she pulled the rope which cut the
parachute loose. She shot downward
about 100 feet like a flash. The air
caught the parachute and it began to
open, but suddenly it became apparent
that she was falling. She came down like
a cannon ball. She struck on her back,
her head coming In contact with the
ground first.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
A SCHOONER CAUGHT IN A GALE
Breaks 10 Pieces and III on Board Arc
Lost.

LOST.
Marquette, Mich, Oct. News is re-
ceived here of the loss of the steamer
Elma, Sunday, off Miners river, the west
end Of the Picture Rocks, with all on
board.
The steamer Birkhead left Saturday
with c. b. Jones and Elma, lumber laden.
They were caught in the great gale Sat
urday night and the Elma broke and
disappeared in the darkness. The Jones
also broke loose and brought up near
White Fish Point, the Birkhead finding
shelter behind Grand Island Saturday af-
ternoon.
The steamer went out to look for it's
consorts and at the first of the massive
cliffs forming the famous Picture Rocks
found the wreckage of the Elma.
The crew of the last vessel numbered
seven, together with a woman and child.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
The INDIANS HAVE BECOME UGLY
Cheyeunes and Ararahoes Are Holding
War Dances

IIennesey, I. T., Sept. PA report has
reached here that the Cheyenne and Arap-
ahoe Indians, on the reservation west Of
here, have become ugly and are holding
war dances and disregarding the agents
orders to keep on the reservation.
Runners from Anardarkno are in COM
munication with them, and II is said the
Kowas are ready for the warpath.
The cattle men in western Oklahoma
are thought 70 be partly the cause Of the
trouble, as well as dissatisfaction with
the agent, who is very strict.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
NORTHERN PAcl-Ic's SELECTIONS
some OF the Land in Yakima aud some
in WaUa Nnua.

Washington, Oct. 1.-Secretary Smith
today approved the selection of Northern
Pacific land. amounting to 1,S27,47S acres.
OF these 9l.5iS acres are In the Fargo land
district. North Dakota; 766,u6 in the
North yakima land district. Washington,
and 96f.2M IN the Walla Walla land dis
trict, Washington.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05

San Antonio. Texas, Sept. 3O.-Bob Fitz-
simmons and party, who arrived here yes
ter6ay afternoon, left on the noon train
today for his training quarters at Corpus
Christi, where he began his work imme-
diately.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05

At the invitation Of Secretary Herbert
Miss Ida Schieren, daughter of the mayor
of Brooklyn, will christen the new cruiser
Brooklyn when II is launched.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
STEAMER FROM NEW YORK ASHORE
The Crew Have Been Taken OFF in
safety.

London, Sept. 28.-The steamer Dalton,
from New York, is ashore on the west
coast Of Islay one of the large islands
of the inner Hebrides.
It is feared she will be a total loss. The
crew have been taken Off in safety
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
ONE WOMAN MURDERS ANOTHER
The Fatal Result OF Jealousy AT Albany,
Oregon

Albany, Or, Sept. 3O.-Mrs. John Han
nah has been arrested and jailed at Scio
for fatally shooting Mrs Hiatt a few days
ago.
Mrs. Hannah put on male attire and
went to Mrs. Hats home and did the
shooting.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
EX-SENATOR MALONE CRITICALLY I'LL

lie Is Surfcriug From Stroke Of
Para N~t~.
Washington, Sept. 30.-EX-Senator
Malone Of Virginia suffered a stroke Of
paralysis this morning at his room at
the Berlin hotel. Ills physicians, Doc
tors Wall and Baker, have been in con-
sultation throughout the afternoon and
think his chances Of recovery are very
doubtful.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-10-05
Ex.coUNrY AUDITOR 3. F. CONE
The Latah Grand Sury Returns No Bill
AEninsl Tim

Moscow. Oct. 1.-The grand jury today
returned no bin against ex-County Audit
or L. L. Cone. who had been held in the
lower court on the charge of embezzle-
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

! Havana. December 2-tHpceini corrs-
| fpondonce of tho Associated freaa) Thu
/ report which was oatiled to the United
| states 10 the effect that lriaurG.nt Leader
IegDp had SutrHh,lered with Twenty-Five
| felioworr has been proven false by snbse-
Iu.ut eyonts but iae report was received
| from nrbai,ie SOURCES. sinvs November
| II has teen known 10 your Corresponds
| ont thti no8os had made proportion
Of ~ rtonhcr when had bren submitted
10 captain General campoh through in-.
icrmcdlarlrs. who had arecpted the Of
| fCt,
! IN the foreign office win permission 10
wine the information as helng an acnon-
| pihhrd taUt
Cruerti Ca7npoa Ia reply 10 inquiries tel-
: rgtnphR from Santa Clara thui ba han
/ moro confidence than even this tim" that
| he viii be- able 90 l"-rsi1lllt1 Dennt,
"Tnr more So" nc continues. .if ain
! ulle To prevent Ma Xinp Gomez frutu rn-
,,rug tho province ~ .intopzna,
rus would be dlrieuit inpt for Gomrz,
SAYS General 'ampns, aud not likely TO
be accomplish a.
"a prrssnt," uencIal campos .tele-
rfnphn Gomez IL 81 the shores OF tho
RIVER JnilhOnito and 10 rather deceived
as 20 hir chiefs ca Nnnln clara province,
who have not proved equal 10 his hopcfs Z,
General CDfnpua doubts that Jomea VIII
ati'inri 10 come 30 Maianznh. ar he has
made 10 decided move 10 leave whore he
ID The captain general said that he wun
u,onirntarllv rNprrtinp the surrender az
aiii insurgents al cl.nfu"ntoa, which VII,
greatly favor MY pInIN,
Niit regard 20 iirRn, General Cainpus'l
dlfpafch says thpt lir hnE no doubt kega
eriUeHird lefmissirp 10 huriender. f'ou-
iiIuing. the dispatch HngH; ~ the. plhn
mivcarficf. am informed by the cniri ~
inst zone IL VIII be due "a lie fact that
1t hns become pdbilc, but there SIN ex.
ietp nluc ont Of ten chances that " Will
yei berone I'm accomplished fact"
.lN.at - karg
plantation Of Roo1nd u offered ar "A proof
of the digufl1pr va the insutRent ranks
~ there existed o coDrtoinise with EugO
Thai the plantation should be respected.
Tho captain with Itego. who was Formerly
n corporal nf ~. cavalry haH iett hifu
ana innuifrafF desire 10 lrnve tho Island.
Otner leaders navr also left Reyes band
and the dtspdtch says q negro leader nan
= bitter dispute with MIN after recent
lLutfIg. p .tIfs
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him that the powers have decided upon
this action. and they want tho second
guard ship admitted TO the Dardaneilea in
order 70 provide the necessary force 10
carry II out.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Daily
News says that tho German ironcia,
crn
Tho Chronicle says that tho British con.
rdi ~ oMush reports 10 the foreign Office
that the rlrief work at Safsoun Nv at n
htAhdstill aud thai tho country Ia IN no
desperate a condition that caravans afr
not permitted 20 leave Moush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

~ Louis. SD, December 3 one hun.
dred employees pt the flhl1hlng department
OF the coopor and cablDe, chops Of the n
. Nolron Manufacturing company. which
~ pnriiy run on u cooperative. plan, dr.
clieh 10 quit WORK yrrtordhy. Mr. NolrOn.
VINO ~ u prominent RiuRlt tBNer, had de
sided so extend the cooperative plan 10
the departments nirflfOurd ald had UiVan
the nlnu until TO-DAY 10 decide whether
ihoy would 90 into 81, but they refused.
Tho engineer ana nipfngn. vino arp rs
10 start up steam nud practically every
department win he i1la throwing oui
about fyD men
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sVio dorado enjoying gold boom.
IA, a,th houses OF congress meet. Thomas
Reed elected speaker.
Chicago anxious 10 secure tho next 10.
publican convention.
Cleveland VIII not run third term AK
lac Intends touring thc world when his
present term expires.
Payne Of New York TO bo the ropuhli.
can leader ln the house
the nrst bills introduced in congress are
N the Interest Of postal clerks
Republican senators hold CAUCUS and
determine to organize against opposition.
Free for all fight at "A Chicago political
meeting.
Mgr Sntolli to be asked to rescind the
order barring knights OF Pythias.
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House.

washington. December 2.-Thc honse TO-
day passed into the hands Of The rephp-
ucans and Thomas Bracket Reed OF
Maine again irumphautly assumed the
spcakers gsyel. The opening session was,
as IS usual. animated and brilliant, set
of with crowded galleries in holiday at
tire; intoxicating with the perfume OF
floral tributes 10 popular members ana
provided with a spirit Of jnbilAuoh ana
good nature Old familiar faces were mo-
sent. bu, there were plenty OF new ones
to take their places. gin the proceedings
themselves. a. usual with OPENING nes-
rlons. were Of routine character hha
devold Of Interesting features The housc
simply organized. adopted the usua4 reso-
luiions to notify the president aud the
reua;e that the house was ready Tor
business and ~onnd np by indpiEins ~
tho bicnuial ipttery or seating contest
Speaker Reed was beyond question the
star Of he oecasion. Hin appearance was
the signal for most flaiterins ana m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Standard on cascs On trial a; Waco.
supreme court refused mundamus In
the Mckenzie case held that commits
sonors have 40 power to re.enact laws
by including them in revised code,
December II declared Texas Day at the
Atlanta Exposition.
Galveston cotton exchange elected ON
GERS.
steamship Helen allowed to enter port
% Galveston.
Meeting Oh the BRACES syndicate post
poncd lndcflnilely
y Georgetown young man went to Gait
fornia ia search OF rich Chinese EirI
but couldn't ind her.
More arrests for the Paris murder
Lows Hancock elected mayor Of Austin
=. G. Nctaw acquitted at ueaumou,
for the killing ~ s. II. LaSaile
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Havana December 2 Pine government
is about TO Issue 900 ~ bank bus
and IN order 60 maize this necessary A.,
rangemonis, there viii be meeting to.
morrow AZ HE palace under The prcBi-
dency ri General AfdrulA. the gefssrhf
commanding here ne acting captain gen
ernl during ths abHrDcn Of MntsiInl Mar
iinez IL Campoa. 81 senior ijprKiaz Son-i
yniea Mendoza. director 81 the ljapc0 ~
pnunla aad frpfcM niatlycn ~ tho Dtliks
sfa nnl merchants OF this city, who wis
ndVian tiIe government lr the matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
Railroad

Legislative opposition to prevent con
soIidatlou Of railways in Georgia.
Comparative statements complied from
the Interstate commerce commission re-
port.
The State institutes suit against tho
Houston and Texas Central and Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio TO recover
State achooi fund loans.
y compromise reached IN tho katy-ln-
toruational suit over the possession OF
the Galveston Houston and Henderson
II l.. I'la,o appointed city ncket agent
90 the Southern Pacific and Central In
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

AVN, ToFAF. DoH"nhof Z1-Tho mbhIh
turned of bright and oicor this moiniDG,
after 81 week Of clouds nnd dampness.
The str0Wb4yfy patches are bcglnnIry
10 bloom. rhe growers would pfrfr TINT
the plants defer blooming until their nat
iirnl season Az they are almost certain 10
be caught by a freezg. The ntrhWbcrfN
plants are now looking healthy ana thiifty
aud a large Yield is cNpscted,
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On IA Conference.

Richmond. Texas, december z-a' ~
collins. pestor OF The Methodist Ep'rcopu
church leaves tomorrow for Brenham 70
attend the annual conference Rev coi-
ilns goes with IA fine report eycry eini in
being paid up ~ foil AMI salhry ~ P1H
m This has been "a glorious year tor
Richmond In religious matters u
r. " chlllrcfe aud VII" weht 70 AlsA.
tim thlH afternoon ~ asl. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Paris Tegaa becrmber 2.--A fatal acct
drnt occurred niX miles eonthoasi ~ Blcs-
som, near the line of Lnner ana Hrd
fiisor counties Saturday oyonlng. Henry
Pits. u farmer ~ ycnrs OF age. went 70
one Of the tenant houses On hin farm and
attempted 10 pusii down a chimney That
waa ih u dilnpidhted md unsafe condition.
Ipstoad Of falling il the opposite direction
from him. II fnii back pDDn The cd man,
rushing him nnJ lulufinF him no badly
that lee died yesterday afternoon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

London. December THE Times viii to-
morrow PRINT a dispatch from Berlin
That Ia iusronAc Ga the pultaD'A personal
appeal the cgar has waived ftussla's
claim Tor The pnAragr Of second guard
alip through tho Dariunflica.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
VEST ERDRT'S EVENTS.


Tho sultan not yet heard the last OF the
guard ship question.
Englands backdown said TO have been
In tine Interest OF humanity. but the Willy
Turk glcrnes because tho powers can no,
agree.
Murad Bcy fees TO Russia and all Turk
iAh oflrials arc charged with intrigue
Tho sultan fears deposition and Is told
tho powers wish 20 Gust him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

New York DeccIrhcr Rrv. H. G.
Dwight, missionary of the American board
~ conptantinnplo today cahlei ftom
Phlllinpilh, Turkey tu the Christian itor.
all New York n nit funds telegraph
icully itnrppol ini~sicunry telegraph
ytatlatiou hnmiuent,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

aihgana. Boccmbcr g.-~oencrai juno
aangnily was sentenced 10 life impris-
onm.nt. Ranguiliy has proved his Amer
ieau citizonahlp, and his case will be hp-
poaled 10 gpgin, on the ground Of irrrgu-
jnrticE IN hiH tIAi,
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The snI,np In Year.

London, December Z--The sipndafds
Vienna correspondent teicgrHpm tlnt be
learns from u truaiworthy source Ia Con-
rtautIhople that tins sultan "a IN hourly
fear OF deposition. Ills courtlals warn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
city Council.

Report Of Professor Il. r Dumble, State
geologist ana his conclusions on Hour
toms water supply.
IN ordinance creating the Sixth ward
Of Houston reported favorably and tho
report adopted
An ordinance regulating tho pay and
huurs OF labor drafted by Houston Labor
Council sent TO the ordinance committee.
Alderman packard's sidewalk ordinance
passed over until next regular meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

New Orleans, December 2.-chief OF
Police Caster Today received dispatch
from Port Barrlos, eaying: we have
"Moseiy."
The man referred TO IS Ward. the al
Legged ernhczzlcr. who went 10 Hondurns
about month ago
chief Mosey Of Memphis aud Special
ofnr.r Torrance OF this city followed
ward 10 Honduras aud succeeded IN ar
resting MIN. Jney VIII arrive here next
Lvrireallny uu the steamer city u DaliaB
win their prisoner.
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u,..L NorytIIe.

"a Joe Texas, December 2,--blAck -
EoryllIe. Erocsrg. made an asuignment
iatt ni.,h., H. r. Douglass. trustee, rrer~.
.rsncss about siVg. Assets not gwen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

PITTsBURG- ioin convention Of op-
orators aud miners viii be held here to-
day. The object f. TO nH q rate for mining
IN the pltt-hurg district for 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03


Burial Of the murdered deputy sheriff
Carl court.
Labor Council issued circular In re-
gard TO an ordinance before the council.
Row. O. e. Rankin had something to
say Of tho past conference ycnr
Thrco workmcn Injured by "a failing scat
fold
l.. Daniel reports the theft Of y7i0 from
his trunk.
Sale Of lots n Penrland
Distinguished Texans On route to Whar-
ton county on a hunt.
Promoters of good government held np-
other meeting behind closed doors yes,or-
day
Judge Devino holding an inquest at cha
NEVILLE Rewards offered for the appre-
hcnsion Of the slayer Of Deputy Sheriff
Court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

NEW york The Boarn OF Review "
the National Trotting association viii hold
IT. regular annual nesting this week, be
ginning today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

December term Of the criminal district
court opens.
Grand ana petit Jurors impancIod.
Criminal CAGES set for trial.
CAL Of 4 heavy docket In the ciyil dis
trlct court
County court proceedr ~.
Report foi the month Of the county
treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

NEW YORK -The sixteenth annual con
Vcntiun of tho American Society Of Ne
chnnical Engineers VIII meet In this cts
today, today.