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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-12-28
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
IL IN 1896

BriseiS Il new novel by William Black, written
with all the authors well-knOwn charm Of manner.
will begin in the December Number ls.1 ana con
time until May. new novel by George du Maui
rier, entitled The Marian, Will also begin during
the year. 1t is not too much to say that no novel
has ever been awaited with such great expectation
the successor to TTilby. The Personal Recollec-
tions of Joan of Arc will continue and will relate
the story of the failure and martyrdom OF the Maid
of Orleans. Other important fiction Of the year will
be novelette, by Mark Twain, under the title, Tom
Sawyer Detective humorous three part tale called
Two MormOnS from Muddlety, by LangdOn ElWyn
Mitchell; and short stories by OcGyea Thanet,
Richard Harding Davis, Mary +. wilkins, Julian
Ralph, Bander Matthews, Owen Wister, and other
well-knOWn writers.
Prof Woodrow Wilson will contribute six papers
on George Washington and his times, with illustra
lions by Howard Pyle Poultney BigelOw history
of The German Struggle for Liberty, illustrated by
K. Cation Woodville, will be continued through the
winter Two papers on St; Ciairs defeat ana Mao
Anthony Wayne's victory, by Theodore Roosevelt,
with graphic illustrations will be printed during
the year
noteworthy feature of the Magazine during 1896
will be II series of articles by Caspar w. Whitney
describing his trip of 260O miles on snow-shoes and
with dog-sledge trains into the UNEMPLOYED irTen
Grounds of British North America in pursuit Of
wood-bson and musk-oXen. Mr.. Whitney's series
will have the added interest of being illustrated
from photographs taken by himself
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COLLECT YOUR BILLS.

COLLECT YOUR BILLS.
Short credits make long friends. The un-
dersigned, Constable for Westminster dis
trict, duly bonded and qualified, offers his
services to the public as Collector He will
take accounts to collect either as a public
officer, or on private account on liberal terms,
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ster Will also clerk and anctioneer sales.
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JOSEPH B. BOYLE,
SUCCESSOR TO WELLS BROS.

Dealer in Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Combs, Toilet Soaps, Segars,
&c. Also Trusses and Shoulder Braces.
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Has just received direct from the Factory
a magnificent assortment Of
ROBES, BLANKETS and TURF GOODS
for the Fall and Winter trade of the best
quality and lowest price, consisting of Gal
loway Bear, Fox and Goat Robe, Plush and
Wool Robes, A Horse Blankets from the
best to the cheapest grades. Not wishing to
carry large lot of Harness and Buggies
through the winter, we will close out the re-
naming stock at greatly reduced prices to
make room for our Winter Goods. We have
all the leading brands of Cattle Powder which
we sell at a big reduction.
Call early and get the benefit of choice.
J. w. SKUNK,
Opposite Catholic Church, Westminster, Md.
sept IA Tyr
ITO THE PUBLIC.
If you want
FIRE INSURANCE,
LIFE INSURANCE,
ACCIDENT INSURANCE,
WINDSTORM INSURANCE,
STEAM BOILER INSURANCE,
Give me call
Lowest Lates Best Stock Companies. No
Assessments No Premium Notes.
Quick Cash Settlements.
JAMES E. SMITH,
General Insurance Agent.
No. Z Court Street,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

absent. Professor y McMulen. principal
OF the Devine public school, opened the
meeting. The following teachers were
present: Misses Lenora payhoff, Hondo
city Aurulis NS.riman, Bgndo city; Moo
nan Dunlay, Mi,he Davis, francisco; Julia
Sanders. Big Foot. Ada Brown. pevine
Mrs A NJ. shirpic. Hondo city, Messrs
W r Gaines Houdo city; w. n. Saat-
hon and 4. II. nrucks. New Fountain.
G. :. jenkins Black Creek; II. u Mat
thews; Bear Greek 2. @. Rowe, chicon
and e. n. McGary. Devine.
First topic. arithmetic, by Professor
Jenkins. second. Texas History. by Pro-
fessor Rowe; third spelling nnd diacrit-
ical marks, by Professor McMulleu,
Meeting adjourned until 1850 p. m, al
which hour the house was crowded Cen
erni discussion on school discipline, In
which much interest was taken by all the
teachers.
Adjourned until y n. m. Saturday.
Arithmetic. fractions. by Professor 1en-
kins; Psychology, the skeleton. by Pro-
fcssor McMullen. Grammar. parsing, by
Professor Gaines.
General discussions on school questions
by ~ the teachers.
The meeting was enjoyed hy all present
and adjourned TO call OF county Judge.
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couLD SAVED THE CHURCH.
Incident In the Life OF the Little
WIZARD Told by an Architect.

Chicago news
when the Texas and Pacific railway
was being built" said w. w, Goodflch'
tho baltimore architect, the other day, In
the midst of a discussion OF Jay fouin'
II which the Little wizard was getting
much the worst of It, Jay Gould anu
sidney Dillon were on a tour OF nspec-
don" quotes the New York Press.
."Their train was side,racked In a h--'e
town about nifty miles west of Fort
Worth. with the regular train waiting for
a wildcat FIRE GIT to come In. The pas
-cugers we're tod by the conductor that
at loast two hours would elapse before
they would run again and that they nau
t,inpls time 10 see the sights of a prairie
town IN the Stalscd Plains
MIR Could and MIR Dillon. with their
attendants took in the town.
They had not gone Tar when they
heard the mournlui clang of an auction
eers he'll and came upon crowd of curl
Gus people surrounding the seller. Inc
aucLoneer was cry ng tlftcan hundred
ioAarsi Fifteen hundred dollars. Am /
offered moreY when AR Gou.d touched
ct tau Texan on the arm and asked mm
what The sule was for.
"IAe n.a, as he .oohed- curiousiy at the
Ittlc hnaucier, made striking picture In
ai3 64eN"k.u az Gingcd Win a tas.c .atcd
.nnS- several inches vide Of a'Ner tnretd
.itl,iEe Ia his hey ana The Iund.os OF his
anee,'fs fhowing from nus boot tups
ana .tId no ranger dis he IL
kuotll,ut foi. the parson.
'S.In vliut vsv = ask,d MIR. Gould
".S ON - inTd lie uai,un llut thus
.hur,n NM NO lin nntcrgd ont and Now
he y,od hnfcher sriIng me whole
nova out for ms coin. Pnrd. M ton you
vDnI ri ,Iin in ana hnIn The .arson
| Win 49,. hnut tu1fr1 inst uI.ht ANA
1ic ,1o,.,.,. n'ran iu nu.i ro.d CON und
,.i.rs 0ui of nte Jokes r.,iarc.
"tnt Nr ,,nu.d ia noi rV,l glance at
! ~ H.. ,te,p,G mn tn tnc ouolontrr and
"il,J fn, g.. r,ul i,,rtor vIo VAS ci1si.I !.
| nut lts neo 1he ..urti6ncar rolutcd I'd,
/ ~ MN ara t;rt.d ant.r.rrntI MIN aHJ
40. ,',,t.''r ht'r,i,.I JnlInrs and costs.
.,tl Inv
.,tv WHAT vu Won take An .cttlementY'
] 49, - go - 't''' go
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NEAT MONT BUDGET,
Acquitted Of Murdrr-ordcr OF Red
Mcn-scrtousIy lIurt.

Beaumont. Texas. Decembrr Up -
V,t,, ,h,,,,,l ,,,,,. .,-.
''"", ''N'" WIN 'oe murder or y
H. Lasa!e, was tried IN tho district court
today. THIS crime WIS committed ON tha
nulli, s,rcnts ~, t,...,,,.,,, -. :
F'O =" h'""iHVH' ""'W'eh .
ana O'Clock sunday morl!ng, March 10
'N9N inc accused and the deceased met
an the sidewalk leading from crockett
street TO the postothue. \ few words were
,Nehanse1 and Notow lorhed a revolver
and began lrlus LaSu,e turned mud
ran at the FIRST shot Notaw followed
uripg his pistol, and as LnSaNe sot ON the
sidewalk across the street he fell and died
Almost instantly. Immediately after tho
shooting NotaN surrendered to an officer
saying that he ,hHl Killed LaSallo because
be had insulted his Notaws1 mother .luu
sister,
At the preliminary examination Notaw
pleaded justdabi, homicide aud Justice
kissoy decided that Il was bailable
case. At the May term vi the district
court the case was called and continued
Today Noiaw appearei IN court with his
attorneys. Notaw X Chester and George
g.. @ Brcu the State being represented
by District ATTORNEY Nicks and County
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


SALISBURY-ln the district court W.
A. Breeding was tried on a charge Of kill
ing w. NJ, watson and acquitted.
SChULENBuRG Messrs. Allen 4
Burns have shipped eighteen cars OF ia,
beeves. which Nero fed hore, TO Chicago.
SULPHUR SPRINGS Sherlm Sherman
and Deputy Mclaughlin have returned
from Chicago with John W. Fletcher the
alleged murderer OF John Drake, and
landed him IN the Hopkins county jOil.
MULDOON- Julian Affairs. the Mexican
who was shot hero two weeks ago, 10 im-
proving very fast II has developed that
he was shot by another Mexican, and not
by Francisco Torres, as was first re-
ported.
SANDY POINT Anna Hall, an aged
coiored WON. u. was burned to death IN
her cabin, Oh the Darlington plantation
Saturday night No one knows how she
caught hro. The presumption Is that she
tell asleep.
WII4LtS-S. ]. Nichols, farmer was
found dead In the public road three miles
from Willis. lie had been 10 WHILE sat
pTday ev An.ng and left, going homo. Mhen
found he wast ylng on, his face across uic
read, with nv umbrella In his left hund
with no marks OF violence on his person
and no evidence of a struggle except that
the feet were drawn up tightly. II Is sup
posed his horse threw him and RUPTURE
a blood vessel.
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AN APPEAL TO SATOLLI.
knights of Pythlas Want Anothe r
Hearing.
A RE0PENlNG OF THE CASE ASKED.
All knights Asked to Correspond
win POstmnstcr MulIiEnn OF
New brighton, New York.

Boston, December "A Traveller spe-
cinl from New York says: Hon. James
!. Mulligan. postmaster at New Brighton.
N. V, recently chosen provisional chair
man of a committee OF appeal, organ
lied to take some decisive step toward
having the pronunciamento that all Cath.
ollcs must sever heir relations with
the knights Of Pythias the Odd Fellows
and The Sons OF Temperance under pain
pairing an address to be presented to
Mgr. Satolli. asking for formal reopen
ing of the case, so that knights Of Pythlas
members may lave an opportunity to pre-
sent their side Of the case.
Mr.. Mullisan believes that proper pre-
sentation Of the case to Mgr. Satolll will
result IN the raising Of the ban ogains. the
Knights and no asks all Catholics through
out the country to forward their names
and addresses TO him that they may be
attached to the petition which will lie
addressed to the papal delegate
In an Interview Mr. Mullgan said: "If
all the Knights Of Pythlas will cooperate
in this movement | believe that Mgr.
snolli viii give a hearing and expect
"e Will be able to prove ronvinclngly that
there is nothing in the ritual or bylaws
OF the order that Will prevont-a man from
being a good catholic and path tic clti-
1en
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An.tin.r Nn,Y ,,n,n,

Austin, TeXas, December g-One Of the
most exciting oiis elcctions that have
been head N this city f1r years was closed
tonight by the election Of Lewis Han
cock mayor by n majority OF about Ic0
over W. h, Er'lsh the next candidate I'm
order. with " VI Shipc FAIR thiri.
There were eltvan now aldermen ni-u
elected, as follows in tUe various wards
J. =. Shredder First, D. NJ. E.altv. Sceoud
Min snolet Thrd Roger Roncric1u.
fourth; Ia lam. Fffh. Joseph StumpL
Sixth, &. y Aortur Seventh I'D Ru4an.
gren, Ecigh,h; Pete IoVlees Niu'h.
4 J. ZiiNer Tenth W C. {udd Eleventh.
THE school trustees elected wero = s.
Fillmore, JET Johnson and ]. B Rogers,
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nurIsr,iIIe Notes.

Rurkovlla, TeNps, November CANDY
Nors. OF tho Ccw Creek tram, arrived
from Missouri with fifteen large horses,
to be used on their tram works, the small
est weighing 1900 pounds and the largest
1900.
The new tram road mentioned in Tho
Post g fen days AKA, 90 he huNt IN TINS
vicinity rs now an assured thing, MtsSts,
r. j. Smith, q ". Powell, r. VI Cauu
boil. l.. II. Down and &. 4. tadc being
the gentlemen who are 10 compose the
company
Mr. j. r. DAYS OF LufNn. whose mother
died here several months ago, cNhunCd
and removed the remains from this place
20 Lufkin this week,
There vas recon, rise Of six or seven
feet In the sabine river. and II is again
rising.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

TcNns CITY, Docomp,r . Mir. VIM. Hub
bel is suffering from a relapse. lnnamma
tory rheumatism IL tie cause of his IN.
ness
Mssars. D. Il. and Fred Dawson spent
today In Galveston
quito Il party OF Galvcstoniaus spent
Sunday looking over tile improN cmonts ~
Texas Guy. ilud Vowed tho cotton yards
aud compress with much interest
Sixteen hundred hales of cotton were
shipped from Texas Guy today tor Liver
pool
\ consignment OF 1900 bales of cotton
from, Biree Forbes 4 Co. reached Texas
city today.
sixty seven cars of cotton arrived Al
Texas Guy today. This breaks the record
for the now port The cotton was con
sigue1 TO lnnan n Co. and Birge, Forbes
4 co,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
SPOKEN OF THE SPEAKER,

A session of no more than an nO.,
Il hat would please Speaker wv
Louis Post-Dispatl h.
Tom Reeds mustache has a.sapis ~,
but there is nothing TO prSSseana'', IA III
ing a sin upper lip.-fhiiaieHP" /.
Thomas Il. Reed viii undoup.'Ips N w
able 10 count II quorum III s A1 )
whether he he able TO do 81 W ssI
Vention or not.-h ansaS ivy ~. ~.
The public. which is famiilar VIZ Is.
Reed Independence, viii im,9 ia "a
that II iatt, quay * 90, "snril,lsi
governmen. just at present
Union, ,, IN. n.
Gnder Mr. Reeds leadersalp n lrsa-
publcans win lead the nara ,,,s t.si
dsnt ana parry tine nyeliest poL,Nsa .'rh.l.
they have had for many
deiphia Inquirer. -. ,hs rrN,
No one who Is cami!iar WIN sSer W
career of Thomas y. heeNhiti5a ~
posed that any personal a,.,,oI his ~
ever honorable, Wou'u Snnse 81 rsp-
duct as speaker 4; - ne Aiyeriissr
seutatives.-New iorS snort ~
We don't believe me svay his ~,
Thomas e. Reed has fat sr I'm" may be ~.
and bubbling humer ~, Inc funny o.
ruin III i tte CRANES In poIhS ~
that rule obtains only WITH Tnat isnt Y,
the upper hand Of q w liis hrmor usD'~
noints moral. boston iie'ai ,nc, g,rl
poed Ia the only speaker , nv ior 2
u, no N.Y. bos really been in tns AdercSfls's
nrnsldcncv. for none OF .n me sreikI
no, even randall, VINO ny'S ssrois ~ I,
shin after Blaine, was efI' n BlslrSs.s.
dental possibility -, pi in the WI,
else ist imagirei he was TN tn NM TSIss non'
came in the conve, ,tsn rssmocrst
hlm.-st. Louis Glohe-De.- "a,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
RUNOPED PURCHASE BY THE KATY.
or the Beach Hotel Propcrty-Cotton
Exchange EIcctt"n--iicicn ref-
mittrd tn Entcr--Nutcs.

Galveston. Texas, December 2.The In
f1nt found In an old well on Saturday
afternoon has been Identified as the child
Of ncgto wcman named Sarah BIRD
At the inquest Saturday az erno1n the
coroner was Of the opinion that the child's
death was caused by accidental drowning
and verdict was rendered accordn-ly.
The police were not satisfied rs to tie
accidental feature of the drowning and
set about investigating the matter From
persons living IA the vici-ldy II the old
well wh.re the child was found iiey
learue4 that II babe about ga months uld
had been miasing several days ana lhht
me child was Sarah bros thr woman
was sought out. after much dlncuiN, hhi
AT nrst denied hcr name, CT MAJ sue ma
amy children. and finally hdmi,t"t l,l"t
sh.' was sarah Bird ana tnal snr hau a
Uttio boy about ~ months Old TNe cut
of police thought tic evidence OFT N'el
sufficient to nod the womde on cha 20
ot murdCr The case was called Ia g. r fe.
cora r's court this morn'ns 4"' continued
until tomorrow, the acHus cd being re-
nlaudsd to Jan without bail
COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The annual election of the Galveston
cotton exchange was held today with the
following results: President W. Il. hedd,
vice president. j. -. Skinner. treasurer
George So1ly: directors ROncr, Borne
f.Id. }. H. Rogers, G.. K0deNuld hyrne. L.
MulGr JIuts Rurs", Thomas Taylor nnd
~ kerrlci.
This elect On makes the following
chaners Nr w r. I.add formerly vice
president is elevated TO prcsid tent ANA
Mr. j. j. SKINNER, formerly a dircc' or
tv'"a the vie prcsden.y y. Mr. JUG
l,uusc, "ho declined to longer serve as
president. Ntl,.s Mr. Skuuct's place upon
, lhV directory, und Nj. j. IL. kcWNn'f,
t.o y1un.e.' of the directors, tIkcs the
. % D. ala aat "a AIH
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Was Free for All.

Vhl0aeo' D0ctmh0r 2.--The nall or the
Cook county dem >cracy was tonight the
scene OF desperate free for all light in
which clubs, chairs. canes and Asts were
used FOR all they were worth There was
contest between John Powers and Thos
Hahan, the latter an alleged man for the
craftsmanship for the county central com
mlttee, Trouble began when Mike Me
Donaid arose The burden OF his griev.
anee lay in the assertion that ex-Mayor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Red Men, was organized In this city to-
night, The following officers w,ere, elect
cd. WIN Fox, past selchem, X ~ Luhuv.
snchem, l.. NJ Young, senior saganorei
j q. Carroll. junior sagamore; 5. ii; NC
Gary. keeper of records; George Kid,
keeper OF wampum. II. Llgon, guard OF
wirwnm. DR. t. sutton, guard OF forest.
Officers WIN be Installed tomorrow night.
John Schneider, a timer while AT WORK
on the new two-story house OF Mr.. Saun-
ders lost his footing and fell TO the
u olnd, .uua ing ser Gus ( not DANGEROUS
I'M ie' a oman vas sarri' u to nearby
hou O. W ere Dr. Price up ed rest ratiVcs
Iuri,s are internal and the doctor was un-
able 10 discover how serious they were.
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article to the effect that wealthy China
man of San Bernardino. Cal. would give
any American young man 800 "
banking business provided that he
marry his daughter. a bright Young
fellow of this citv wrote him from
here that he accepted the proposition and
stated that he would start Immediately:
lie made the trip, but returned today and
said the article was fake ana that no
rich Chinaman lived there aud that news
papers should be more careful about pub
fishing such misrepresentation. lie Ia
now looking for plain, every day Texas
oil
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San Antonio, Tetus. December s-Col-
onel j. C. Carr, Indian depreciation claim
agent. with headquarters az san Antonio,
has prepared bin witch he VIII send TO
Hon q. \. Noonan and other Texas con
grcssmen. asking that the law act Of con-
gress. approved March 3, lSi, providing
for the adjudication and payment OF
claima arising from indian depredation9
and requiring that the same should I've
presented to the court OF claims within
three years after the passage OF said
act" etc, be amended, Now. equity"
speaking In behalf of those who suffered
losses, and have Just and merltorious
claims not yet Med or presented 10 tho
court Colonel Carr asks That the law
referred TO be extended one year, giving
ali including those mentioned. time, az
p. divided by the act 10 present THEFT
claims
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Supreme Court Refuses Mandamus
In the Mckenzie Suit.
no POWER TO RE-ENACT ANY LAW,
Lies In the Revision commissioners
uon-Rcwnrd for fSing-Notcs.

Austin. Texas. December 2.--Thc su-
prerne court today refused to grant tho
writ OF mandamus prayed for by A. No
Kenzie to compel the commissioner OF the
general land office TO lease grazing lands
at cents an acre. and decided In effect
that as there is no constitutional prob bi-
ton preventing the legislature from
amending a bill while n is Ia the handa
of the governor. the amcndutory ian1 act
passed by the Twenty fourth legislature
Is valid
The attempt 20 extract from the court
an opinion on a question Identical TO the
one raised IN the Dallas prize hght habeas
corpus cases failed. however.
Plaintiff Mckenzie relied on the opinion
of chief Justice Hurt IN the cnse OF eN-
patte Jesse Clark. whcreupou Attorn. Y
General Crane conteuded that If the dor
trlhc lhld down iu Tie latter cnso by Judg q
Hurt wAs correct Plaintiff NJ X onzie III /
no case, because the act q lSs2 proh III ting
any court from Issuing writs OF mludtntNs
against hcnds OF state departments h "a
boon brought forward m the ItVi Ell
$ atutes along with the act OF 1872 " lea
permitted the supreme court 10 -suC
Wri's OF mandamus against any heads u
department except The governor ani fhW
The act Of l&a having repealed the act lf
lN2 by iml llcu't u. tho IL ter had been 90
cupctcl hy hrlug brought forward a u
WAS now tho law hence the eunrrfnc court
had no jurisdiction IN the Mckcn2ie rts'
The court. however. dVclirrl tp decide
aloners aruointod to re.isc the code had
NO power tu rc.cuact laws.
moe %, Of ilss and " lel3rSs @
OF man anus nrrnst state otfictnts. tNc
Court further held that they m'eht b- ron-
1857 was rer'ive n "a fnr as # ala not
conflict with tho act 90 1"2
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NlI0RI AEMS STORIES.

NEW YORK The housesmths strike
~ Practically sctltd. some details re-
mum TO e deo.dcI upon. but the EN-
mon basis upon which a settlement may
bc Effected.
ClNClNNATL-Charl Wilyer, book
kr7ner for the Cincinnati Ahbatoir COM
pauy committed suicide to prevent ar
- ~ for embe2zltng several thousand
dollars from his employers He alb
Seconded win S2N0 two weeks ago, and
took woman with him to Chicago.
CflCAGO-Chicago viii settle the
question o. the national republican con-
Venton within the next two days.
FNIIAp ~ PHtA, Pa.--Tha Srreckels
SUGAR ref Or Of the sugar Trust and the
Me, ann Independent refinery have closed
on holf lime
RUFFALo. y. Y.-Rirht Rev Mir. Glea.
son, vicar general Of the diocese Of l}ur-
falo led. N this city. Father Gio.son was
T. wears If age and was born In Ireland.
CHICAGO-Ccloncl Smith \. WITH IA
first assistant postmas'pr general during
the cnrlv mart of Precedent Narri5on's
term. died NJ the Columbia hotel
NEW Work Three iron w'll lie aid
4 lives % n reeult % uh1linr chp~,o 4
at NiNiamsnort
srrPC1s s. ia. II. strreie. prom
onad hers. Flo was found Aoai in thN
I doorway Of saloon. \ LARGE sum Of
/ no0cv known to have been on his person.
+ Is "'ssir"
4 NEW YORK Tho fret military hicv' 10
I oNuci i'on conducted exclusively y" mil
l'' i"rS wac successfully concluded to
! d7Y. TNcre were ten rolnve of two men
/ t'rh HnI I've asst two di7mountod Mt
/ !, n'rTN rihco twH'vo minutes 60 h"ad Of
| tNoir scheduled time twentv-four hours.
/ 81 GU IS-'Th" unDer s'ories Of the NO
7 rHn printing compa1V'f extensive estnb-
/ hSNW, 80 and il' Elm street. were
ENit'd hY tire tHig mCrn'uc involving n
+ loss ~ about $40 GOO. fuzzy insured
ietrv. was stabbed twice todav IN TIC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Ennis. Texas, December Jack Taylor
a fireman on the Midland railway. was
Instantly Killed at Trinity river brldr,
this morning He WAS IN tho oct Of throw.
bridge. when he was M by the bAdg,
franc, crushing his head