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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-18
If the Baby is Cuttin. Taeth
To Join The Trappists

Father Connolly, the Catholic priest
at jamestown, has resigned, and goes to
Kentucky to join the Trappists, a re-.
ligious order, an account of whose strict
self-abnegations is given by the James
town Alert. The order Is celebrated
among the religious orders of the church
for its extraordinary austerities. All in
%tercourse with the world is cut off. The
order is founded on the principle of
continual prayer aud entire self abneg-
alton. By the Trappist rule the monks
rise at 2 a. NJ. for mathis in the church,
lasting to $3.50. At $50 they go to the
office of prime. This is followed by a
lecture. At 7 they engage IN their several
daily tasks in or out doors according to.
the weather. At $50 they return to the
choir for the successive Offices of terce,
sext and none; at the close they dine on
vegetables-meat is forbidden-frugally
dressed and a little fruit. Supper con-
sists of bread and water and is followed
by a lecture. At 6 p. m. they recite
compline in choir and retire at g.. The
bed is a hard straw mattress with a
coarse %coverlet; and the Tappist never
lays aside his habit, even in case of sick
ness. Perpetual' silence is prescribed,
unless in case Of necessity. The minor
practices and observances are to remind
the members of the shortness of life and
the rigor Of judgment. The last scene
Of life is made signal il its austerity by
the dying man being laid during his
death agony upon a few handfuls Of
straw, that he may, as it were, lay aside
upon the very brink of the grave even
the last fragment of earthly comfort to
which the necessities OF nature had till
then compelled him to cling.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-18
WEDNESDAY

Il. N. Stevens returned today from a
trip to Lisbon.
&c. Hendershott of the Fargo Sun
is in the city today.
Geo. Gussner is unloading a carload
of fine winter apples.
Walter Fraser returned from Chicago
on this mornings train.
Don't forget the birthday social at
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-18
FOR SALE.

Three hundred and twenty acres in
Burleigh county, N. D. South half Of
section 8, in township al, north of range
70 west.
Will sell at a bargain. Small cash
payment and balance at six percent.
Address, Shepard G. Miller, Three
East Lexington st., Baltimore, Md.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
'he haty-lnternational Litigation to
be Settled Out of Court.
PROVIDED THE COMMISSION CONSENT.
Galveston. Houston mud Henderson,
=" ne operated Jointly by the Two
Ronds-rhe Aarecmcnt--Notcs,

Austin Tax,s ,,ooo,.,,
ton of Tho attorr,., -, i'o,' ''o-
premo co,r,, today ,os.,,.', '"v su-
inc OF ar,,,,,,,,., ~, .,,, V''0N ''o "e"l-
~ "".li thursday next IN
tne case OF L. y. olcott ct al VS.. the
International and Great Nor,b.rr rou-
road ,on,,,,,,, -, - i"ii-
,,''p' 'i"''s On "tit oil error James
haSefihan, counsel for Olcott ct AL stated
TO the court that there voro ,,a,,o,,a.,.,,a
pendin,- ho,,.aa,, 49, 49,, RESERVATIONS
'0''N'"s "e.Wech the various lltigants III
the case which had resulted In reaching
an agreement yhereby tbei- dirnra,,,,,,
womb no a,,,i,.o,,,' -. u','e' e'''es
NC ".iiV'lulS set'vu' proVluihg SAID
agreement should meet the approval of the
railroad commission This ayroomo,,
.,,,u,,.,, Us 'ie"''
'''PPou VI iaTsc mass OF detail, Is
substantially as follows:
The international and Croa. Northor-
co,codos that ,ts - 49, c.,.''.-.'
v"NS"ps ''at its iease OF the Galveston,
houston and Henderson railroad is func-
tus oflicio. whereupon the Missouri, Kan
cue 49,, NJ. -, - $50
500 anu iVNas aoahuohs All claims Tor
accrued unsettled charges lost Galveston.
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Washington. December 1.-The rtmihli-
can scnntors were in caucus for half AN
hour after the senate adjourned today,
nut adjourned until Welutsday without
taking action on the reorganization of the
senate.
Mr sherman was elected chairvNn oil
the caucus ana Air. Ipup0is HHrtt iarY.'
the discussion WAS informal. ANA con-
tered around tho question whether the
republican senators having plurality
between u majority OF the senate should
attempt a reorganization with republican
officers and republican chairman OF com
mittees II was evident that the prevail
ing sentiment favored republican OrBani-
cation, and some strong speechee were
made. notably by Mcssrs DAVIS OF Min
nesotn and Alurich of Rhode Island. urg-
or compromise with any element OUTSIDE
the republican ranks This appeared 10
voice the general views of the senator's
aud 10 opposition speeches were maze.
The question arose. however as TO
whether the test OF strength should be
made on securing the committees or the
choice Of president pro TEN In order To
prevent this issue Mir lIoAr moved the
appointment of committee on COM
mittces to have charge OF move to
secure reorganization on republican
lines.
Mr. Hale offered an amendment Tor n
test on the choice of president pro tenn.
In the informal discussion following MI.
i'ryo's name wac mentioned ms the prob
able candidate for president pro tenn.
Some senator's raised the point however,
that the president pro tenn. could not be
elected while the presiding officer was
present. and acting under the same rules
IL WAS finally decided that no vote
should he taken at present. and Mcssrs,
Uoar and Hale vi! hdrew their motions.
The understanding was That definite
line Of action should he ag,eed on at mo
session of that day The principal rea-
son for the withdrawal Of the resolution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
INTERSTATE COMMISSION REPORT


Regarding equipment, the interstate
commerce commissions report says. The
total numhrr Of locomotives on Juno 30
1871, was 3i.l93. being an Increase of 70'
over the number In service the previous
year. The Increase IN locomotives OF 1Sl3
over iN92 WAS 1852 of 1872 over lSol was
9J7: OF 1891 over 1890 was 1882 From this it
appears that there was a decided decrease
in the accustomed rate OF increase In To-
comotiVes during the last few yeais. The
total of cars I'm the railway service on
June 30, 1874. was l.2,cViS. 1t Is, of course
understood that this figure does not in
Cluuc the cars OF companies or private
persons furnishing railways with equip
ment. The business OF furnishing rolling
stock to railroads or to shippers Is IA lurge
and continuously increasing one, but un-
dor the law Il Is impossible for this ofice
TO secure any official Information respect
ing it. The increase in the number OF
cars in the railway service ON June 80
1894. over those reported the previous year
Is 4lS2. The corresponding Increase uf ls3
over lN3 VAS hN.tai. The falling OFF To tac
ioguar increase IN railway equipment Ia
on" OF the ilnpcriant results OF the bust
ness depression to which the railway IN
duFfrN, N common with other Industries
Was subjected. This decrease in equip
ncnt early attracted the attention OF the
office and led TO correspondence 10 asCcr-
tain the cause ana nature of the decrease.
in almost every instance the correspond
Cnce showed that the railway manage
mcut made the slackurss In business the
occasion for destroying a larger number
than usual IF old cars and cars of inferior
type. In some cGseg, while the number of
cars had been decreased, tho capacity AMI
value Of equipment had been Increased,
ono auditor writes that cars Which are
now gong out Of service in large numbers
are old cars of tHenty or fifteen tons CD
pacily and are being replaced by cars of
thirty tons capacity equipped with auto
while the number OF cars is largely de
Crpo Srd. the tonnage capacity ana value
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Headlight Flashes

Ihe rant syatem managemcnt eiNes5
i lVtlSy mat tht Quarantihe on me ',t81e OF
florida against the island OF Cubn was
I"s't NoNttH3cr r. hpunu trlp tickets
can therefore ne sou 10 havana
The Houston and Texas Central yestor-
day handled two trains of stock agere-
gaung tnirtS-ilVe cars. The beef ca tie
came IN from thc WrSt over the southern
IHclhc ana lett Tor thlcago VIA the cen
tfi.
The Santa Zee ran special trains to
HCarlaud Yesterday on account of the lana
sale at that suburb The excursion trains
were crowded on every. trip and seNrt1l
hundred people enjoyed the day IN the
now town.
~ het agents and assistants wcrc kept
busy Yesterday committing their account
current Tor November. Among the hap
piest of the bovs In the row was r. H.
Courtney Of tho KATY. whose sales show
q tine Increase over lhc same period last
year
The Cotton Belts notice of withdrawal
from the Southwestern passenger commit
lee dates from December l. and the origi-
nal not.a of ten DAYS Meanwhile tie
executive officers will toe called together
aud the matte may be satisfactorily adj
iusted
rba nf,h,io and ohio genaraI pssssnp.. p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
The Republican Majority.

washington, december ---Int uNNip-
cratic victory OF 1900 which turned a re-
publican majority OF eight in the FIFTY
frs, congress into a democratic majority
OF $50. was not 20 complete as the rcpuh-
lican triumph which las, year changed u
democratic majority OF rs into "A repub-
Lean majority OF ii0 Exactly l6S new
races appeared In the total OF the $50
members Of the house today. Some OF the
oldest and best tried leaders among the
democrats We're swept out by the tide
winch rolled up big republican majority
III tue flltN-iouflh congress. OF ninety
Tour districts north OF Mason and pixon's
lilc Wnlch were represented 10y democrats
IN the last congress, nus thirteen returned
democrats TO the new house. In the new
house the republicans control thirty cone
ol me forty-n ne State delegations, which
insuros thvm the next presidency should
me election be thrown into the house,
mo number of poptNists in the house
is reduced From twelve to Sin.
Among those whose long services or
striking personalities make their absence
Genera! Dan Scltlos OF New York, ''si-
yer" Dick Bland OF Missouri, Wnam
Sprinser OF Illinois. .Geacral Hooker OF
Others whose terms OF service were short
arc William j Bryaai, Tom johnson, Ionn
pun, English, buck Kigorc Dan l.och
Wood, Michael llartor Sib!cy of Penn
syiyan.9 General Tracy, Joseph untn-
imnia, i;;afe Ponce. Dr Evcrotte. Asher
auth, w. c. T. Breckenridge and Jerry
These and many others are gone. but
| new mon of as striking ability. az inter
| ostins IN history. have taken their places.
An,2ni mem are General Asa Walker,
| unicr Stonewall Jackson. George l.. Wei
! lnEton of Maryland. who had charge OF
iI 5', ffebuoil,g3n samp4isn IN that state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
.monr hallway Men.

Cantain Holm Conin, general maahger
of tho Crescent News company, 10 ~ ~
city from New Orleans on company JUST
ness.
! n. Hendricks. freight soliciting agent
for the international and Great Northern,
has gone TO st Louis on business. ie
may return with another ttle'
rncrtive December /, 4. Il. Ritchie u
appointed travelling passenger agenr %, OF
Vnndalia- pennsylvania, WIN heauIuni 'o az
AZ EI Paso, in place of a. l. Eaton W.
ceased.
Superintendent j. NJ. Lee of the 1Ious-
ton and Texas Central, accovinanled by
Attorney Frank Andrews OF conhsel i9r
the road. lcti last iiSh' i"i -NN~N''' '''
cial business.
General Freight Agent j, T. Galbraltn
OF tho International and Great Noittn ~,
spent the sabbath IN thi5 Guy. ai x,n tJr.
Yesterday morning TO ENJOY tnt Ni""'
gulf hreeIcs In galveston
colonel Thomas II. Kingsley Southern
messenger agent Of the l1oulsVltte " ,,a
/, lust recovering from severe attack e o.
! ,i1ess. hut is the same genial Kingsley
as Of old.
". b. Groseclose. assistant general
a,d 'rexas. returned to headquarters mere
! Yesterday from Galveston, where ne mas
] suent several days looking AFTER irelBh'
traffic interests -,,.
| Fireman II. j. Lyon Of southern Pacine
/ ,,eine No 6Ga is the happy and proud
FATHER Of a tweivc-pcund girl, Ins nv
miss arrived on suh1naS, n t,nn Won
! child doing cNCeienty ana fhpd hS""
/ recovering rapidly.
| Manager Van Week OF the southern "a
/ ,td,, sinca his promotion to that ofhce mas
I ii,tia time TO devote ia ONCE WORK ut
/ t...dquartcrs. re returned sunday IRON
( non 0rlcnrs aud loft again last night Tor
/ He Tast on important business
Colonel " $ lio.-ins. the genial e. ,
/ 'r.xas and Mexican, came over from VIC
/ toria last evening 10 ENJOY a WISH WIN
/ MS many friends both In aud OUTSIDE oil
| railway circles
J Eggleston Johnson. the popular yonng
! roller agent OF the Houston aud TeAas
| Central. came In from Bryan yesterday
/ Nj Fggleston, who has been IN failing
/ health since his departure itom ltoustoH'
H. mere to consult local physicians.
Jsuiah Smith. owner OF the Texas West.
| e-u returned 20 the city last evening
| rom Austin. whittier he wen, 10 arrange
| matters with the commission for the re-
| organization OF his properly nue. nc
| @nfi.fious are pending, Mr.. smith eN-
! ,.r,essed himself as not yet prepared 10 an
| nounce his pla1s
,,..y,i Passenger Agent CASTOR Mesiier
| ~ I'M ToNas ana racihc heddquarters ~
| J,a9in. was the ONLY NialtnS otNcili N
lass,i,-,,,, .,,,cefiu friends at railway
"a. - iii,ariers ife reports business Oh the
49, ari Pucihc AS lncreoslrg and tAc
| crng,ll uutloot very tnc"tfaslhs-
po5.rt Eugene George, thu newly az,
! p,..t,,r+, urd 'TcNns Central, relnquisncd
'ci,n ~ tho city ticket office Yesterday.
NJ "'..'nt col siderable time at the general
loitices collecting Poetry eal ish's ,,,, Nv"
I III ,,aNelirg passenger agents are gwen
| ~ ~. 40 press and ''Nicna' gives
Varniur that he VIII accept noth'ns leN
than colonel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
Internal Revenue statement.

washington, December 2-T'hc Ociobof
statement OF the internal revenue bureau
shows receipts as follows Spirits, SS.o?a.-
SOS. increase over same month IN 1884, ST.
SS5. 35l, tobacco, s9.9sS.S it Increase over
same month In 1891. slgS2lt. fcrmcntcd
liquors. S.57h. al. iucrt asc over same month
In 1924 sac; ocomRrgatine. SIG et1, dc
crease over Same month In 1891. s&,3Si
miscellaneous, Hi,Gi5. decrease over same
month In iS,i tlS. S2i. making the total re-
celpts for october. SIS. 100 siS. Il net gain OF
Sc 63S. 6SS The receipts during the four
monihs ending October ~, ISIS. amounted
to Sl. "a 69s, a decrease Of NS26 us;
The feature OF the statement IL the fact
that receipts increased from 1901 ,st6 dur
ing 1884 10 tl7il.OSi during the year 1925,
the Wilson hill, OF course, hoinE the cause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Washington, December 2--in the sclec-
ton of mcn 10 occupy the -four positions
ON and about the floor of the house which
are allowed TO the minority, tho demo-
cratic caucus this afternoon gave one or
the assistant doorkcepcrships TO George
Ray of Texas, who originally came here
from I'll Pnso with Representative Ian
ham,
Comptroller Eciols today bullcunod the
election Of s Amslcr to be acting prcsi-
dent of the First National bank OF Me-
Grogor to serve until the second Tuesday
IN january. lie also approves the Chem
lcal National bank ol 81 Louis as n re-
scrve AGENT for thc First National bank
of Nocona.
i G. Lucas was today appointed post
master at l.indcn. Cass county, Wee j. =.
Mprria rtuot rd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
Monthly TREASURY statement.

Washington, December 2-~The monthly
treasury statement of public debt shows
that on November 80 1895, tho debt, less
cash In the treasury. amounted 10 saiS,
lJ7.6li. an increase FOR the month OF So.
o4650S. which Is accounted for by the de.
crease OF Ss.tIi,5li IN the cash In the treas
ury. The debt is recapitulated "a fol-
lows: Interest bearing debt s5t1,5 ,a6o.
debt ON which interest has ceased since
maturity sl,t1G.lS0 debt bearing no inter-
est sSI6Sia.s57, total debt. LIS SSl,ee7,
This amount however does not include
s5N2, asI CTS In certificates aud treasury
notes which are offset by an equal amount
OF cash ~ the treasury. The cash IN the
treasury IL classified as follows;
Gold S29. a6i. AS; silver. $500. 1Gi, 49, paper,
NAi. 49,. IA. bonds disbursement officers
balance, etc. 1881, .ii. making total OF
SSH 10 CO. against which there are ont
standing demand liabilities amounting 10
Sds3, III sos. leaving cash balance of siT7,.
tOc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
Hnte on wood and Wire Fencing.

Austin. Texas. December 2.--Authortty
was granted the Galveston. Harrisburg
and SAN Antonio railway by the railroad
commission today to apply on combina-
ton wood and wire fenoinrs. IN car loads
a rate Of cents per 100 pounds higher
than current rate on pine lumber from
mills oh the Texas and New Orleans.
sabine and East Texas, New York, Texas
and Mexican. Aransa's Pass Houston and
Texas Central. Texas Trunk and Ausut
aud Northwestern railways, effective at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

sidos the hulldins EIGHT ons OF hay. 10
bushels " coru u buggy and hack ana
considerable quantity OF cottonseeh were
also destroyed. The loss footB up about
$3.50 OF $1,000 no insurance. II had been
insured bul the policy had expired few
wceku ago and had not been renewed.
How II caught rs not known, but u IN
possibly luccndlnry. a. u vacant houEe OF
George Williams wha discovered to be
burning az the same time, but had not
gained much hcndway and the fire was
IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Washington. oNomhor g senator
Faulkner of west Nirglnin said today coH-
corning the senate; we can not turn tile
senate ovcr to the republicans until thoN
have tho voter Even with the two grna-
tors from ltuh. they VIII not hnvo n ma
joritN. unless Jones OF Nevada Notcs VITA
them. which " expected. Gntl thnt timg
We win haNv to continue IN control
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
CONGRESS ORGANIZED
Continued from rir., rasc)

Messrs. Cannon and Dingley explaining
that the house was without rules ana that
the adoption Of the protercd motion would
furnish only temporary rules fer the
guidance until the committee Oh rules was
appointed. Mr.. Crisp Withdrew his motion
and the motion WAS carried. The biennial
scat drawing was then begun.
The drawing OF seats being concluded
The house adjourned Mntu TOMORROW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Advices from Macon, Ga, say that four
bills have been prepared for Introduction
IN the legislature intended to prevent con-
solidatton OF competing lines of railway In
Georgia ana to render illegal the pui e
chtses made by the Southern, II is sup
losed that these bills have been prepared
IN the interest Of the Georgia Southein
Nnd II Is intimdted that a change OF policy
with reference - that properly may nr.s-
Neht their bong pressed IN sho nsscmhiN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

companies for the recovery Of both priu.
rlnai ana interest, and the matter IL still
peuuulg m the courts. The latest develop
nie1t IN the case was n motion recently
me district court at Austin to remove
we cas.s 70 the Federal court That
court now has the matter under advise
in.ht' ana has not yet rendered n decis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
II. L.. FLaTO'S APPOINTMENT
As Ticket Agent of the Southern
pnriic mud CentraI

Assistant General Passenger Agent L.
j. Parks of the Southern Pacific yostc7-
day announced tho appointment Of the
cit, ticket agent for the company In the
person OF Mr. II. l.. Flato of FL faso.
Mr.. Flato is now en- route, and VIII arrive
here this morning to assume the duties
OF his ncM Office.
The new appoiutee to succeed SIR. Il.
George as ioint ticket agent Tor the
Southern Pacific aud the Houston anu
Texas Central. while comparative
stranger Ga this city. comes NEhiy
recommended and IN his selection II Is
said that Mir. Parks has displayrd ms
usual excellent Judgment and hlAh aP-
nreciatiun Of suboriinates in the service
of the company. , a.,
Mr.. l'lato. yet a young man, Is old ID
MESSENGER experience, and has he"h IN Inc
seryiccs Of the Southern Pacluc Tor 4
number OF years. tie has hcld various
,,csitfons in the freisht and pass-liStr nc
nartlnenls at different points on me me,
and for some time past has ncqulttr,
himself most crcdiiahly in The capueltg
~ ticket clerk at The I'll f'a3o ofhl,.
Mr.. Fiato rs bio5tcr Of NJ faul
,7lnto treasurer OF the southern fat'lg
IN this citv. and hTs "a long numn'r oi
er'ends ard ucqugnian. cs here VINO "h'
,yclcome him 10 MS TOW home'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Victoria. Texas. December 2-Mr. i.
w Clark shipped car load OF mules to
sonatobia, Miss. from Victoria this morn
ing.
James Beaumont. general live stock
agent of the Sunset route, returned yes
terday from a trip out West
Mr. Aubrey Mcclure, travelling freight
dSent of the Missouri Kansas and 1eXns
railway, was in the city Saturday rustlin,
lusiupss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

for the appointment for u caucus COM
mittee by tho chairman was the dis
covcry Of the fact that there was u large
element IN the caucus opposed 10 the
selection OF n committee by appointment
1t Is now understood that when the
resolution is renewed Il will be antngon-
i1cd by a substitute providing for the
election OF the committee by the caucus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
lcnd,ii,c Ice pn,ncr,

Denver, Colo, December lover a hut
drcd workmcn are engaged In the cot
s.ruction of the Lcadv!ile Ice Palace
which win he opened to the public u
christmas nay. Fifteen million tons =
lee OF enough 10 build n wall one fot
thick and ak feet high about the entit
city. viii be usc'i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
Treasury ltccetpts,

Washington December Tho monthly
treasury statement of receipts issued
shows eceiptH for the month OF Novcn.
bor to have been s25ass513, disbursements
sg5.lal gJ leaving u deficit for November
OF h&.l@,p. am 70" 9lIo We NY noulhs ot
tho receipts FOR last month as compared
with November 1891, WAS So sa5. luJ, uud Of
tho last ive months over lsl SA.lji 100.
ward tgnin Arrested
Washington. December The state de-
partmcnt has been Informed that 4. Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
EN III M Mammoth CIothier,
n ~ ~ IVW Tiain Street "


Ward. the Memphis forgcr WAS arrested
yesterday al Livingstone, Guatemala on
board "A steamer Tie was taken ia custody
10y the Mumphis officer VINO had been ir
pursuit, ana started for New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
rhr Ccnlrnl,s Lonn suit,

Away back In ,hc COS, when Texas rail-
NAV mileage could be covered with three
esurea ana. white railroad construction
h, ,hc Great State was progressing very
,h. 10 stat, very generously con-
s.',If1 to AID Inc thea striving railroads
An n lnanciul way. Among tAe oenel'ciar;;
igt we're the Houston ana texas ASis al
~ ~ Galveston. Harrisburg and san
Hniorio Zach % these roads borrower q
molly sun OF tho STATE sc0ool lulu hii'
i, ADDITION were granted slAtyfn - , n,i,s.
W o,sttt.rt.d Interest on nc selio2l
,1Ed ,vns paM promptly for ~ me put
ni lstr years ,he entre matter mas "'e"
Involved IN litigation. .t,,s, hath
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03

Abilene. Texas. December "a bar
valued ut about 1866, belonging to Al
torncy H. 4. THEFT. was burned In n
suburbs OF This place this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-03
THE FIRE RECORD.


Paris. Texas, December 9.--Thc barn OF
Colonel II. l., Dohoney on his premises
at bis home oil rlno Blum street. was
burned about II o'clock last night, he