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they would have the same right 10 buy
vessels and ammunition and clear from
American ports that the Spaniaris now
have. They would cease to be snswer.
able to us, and only have to avoid the
Spanish navy. II is more than probable
that these emharrassments and com
mcrcial determinations under the pres
ent order OF things are at the bottom of
a great deal Of the sentiment in the
United States in favor Of the recogni-
ton Of Cuba. And yet the insurgents
must stop burning plantations and dyna-
hitting railway trains. and reducing grea,
tracts Of country To wastes before they
can claim recognition as soldier Of
modern, civilized warfare. That our
Southern experiences during the war
furnish prccedents for the Cubnns, does
not make such conduct permissible un-
der the international laws relating TO
Vsa
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STATE POLITICS.

boerne Post; According 20 the leaders
on me peoples party the democrats Will
after 1876
Texas Coaster (RiclmonD: EN-Gover-
nor waite IS up IN Milwaukee malgniug
Texas 10y declaring that il viii hc carried
oE inc populists next year.
braces Pilot Bryan): The populists say
thry maze a lead-pipe cinch on Texas this
,ime no doubt they will carry IL as they
nave always done--with their mouths.
Van Alstyne News; Judge Nugent. the
perpetual populist candidate for governor
OF IeNas, SAYS he has retired from politics
MIN. ~
Paris Advocate: The democrats who
WIN not support Governor Culberson for
s-electlon ought 10 say 80 plainly before
mo precinct meetings and then stay out
OF those meetings.
Trinity Tribune: Texas democracy
seems to be coming to It's senses and evory.
where there Is desire to leave the set
lleinent Of the monetary question 10 Che
Natonal convention. This IL right, our
StAte democracy can not afford TO 20 TO
n'eces on side Issues.
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read It. Few others havo to and less Will. |

read 1t, Few others havo to and less will.
Waco Times. The first reports from
Washington after the presidents message
was read say republicans populists and
free silver democrats have nothing to say.
The man the train ran over was similarly
liked.
Lockhart Register. The message OF the
president Is rather lengthy, and is char
acteristic of the man. 1t is TO the point
and strong It is especially commended
to those who desire light on the financial
question.
Denison Herald: MIR. Cleveland stands
has never altered from the timc Of his
first nomination. He asks n republican
congress to do the duty shirked by the
democrats, but u Is not the purpose OF
Goliad Guard. The Presidents message
was given to congress Tuesday. The con-
tents of the message In many respects
were important; while IN others 1t was
presidents views as heretofore expressed.
Paris Advocate: Tho presidents mes
sage Is too long TO read and digest in
one day, but people should read It II 1t
takes a week. The republicans are power
fully pleased with the financial part OF 1t
and so are few democrats. The Advocate
Will say more about the message soon.
Laredo News: We print today by cour-
company the presidents message to CON
gress which at least Is n very compre-
henslve document In his treatment of the
financial question the president reminds
us of the man who persisted IN proppng
up the old house even though II was
bound to tumble down soon any way
Sherman Register: President Cleveland s
message was read In both houses OF the
Ftfty-fourth congress Yesterday. In the
house the reader, Clerk Cox was very
bad and tho representatives became dis
stand him and amused themselves as best
they could. In the senate marked atten-
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oyHRHAsTE 81 SPANISH SPIES


The case Of tho schooner Joseph W
Foster, seized by he Federal aataor.
ties in Delaware Visitors, Under the sps.
pieion Of being about 70 start IN O hti.
clustering expedition 20 Cuba. hos opeae5
the eyes Of tie public to tie Offensive
activity Of Spanish sgeuts IN tho Uoto,
STATES IN throwing embarrassment 10
the way Of our coast trade upon wholly
Groundless pretexts Of one kluA and
another.
The Foster vas seized, as nearly al
the other craft have been seized or stot.
ped, on information furuisbed By III,
Spanish minister. The embassy a.
Washington is ssia 10 have Us ,p,e,
and agents in nearly every part on rs.
NORTH and South Atlantic ara Gull
coasts. These agents are anxious :,
show theis vigilance snd earn hel!
money, as al spies are, and they do no
wait for confirmation Of their sssplcjon.
but file their Information Ia our denar,
ments and ssk for the seizure. Or seareh
Or detention OF the suspected vessels g
once. The administration, Ia is ds,ir
10 live np 10 our treaty and nsutralir
obligations, has been acting heretofsr
promptly On this information, but IL
experience Is beginning 10 be eostly
as damage claims with go,d bssl
loom up. After the seizure u the 20,
ter a thorough search aud inyeahgai.o
was made, and DO eyideace found /
confirm the Spanish ministers suspi
eions. A release was ordered, hgt u
captain refused to accept il, and leil Ii
vessel with her eaptors until the wroa
: is rlghted.
The Cubans and their sympatbiser
\ and American ship owners are g'aiin
ibc worst Of II in this way. II toe 81
surgents were recognized as belligfren'
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e.. N5.ea5,. S'' i,,rn Ks 'ft,i,.btn,,
a"n'H '"'h'lr 'nur'h l' '''fnio"'
iif
i"n sH.tal of turkey Is constantly at
=" n eulu. p; VINO WI n' h'heaI'"
la d.hut as theatrical star cap
tam Ar-oH the Chicago base BAN expert
sh9"tl tendency To forget hS llurs'
I'm r.f i'l-..' Tor Soma dim, Nm order to he
r ~ ONO f,r h,r invalid hus-
tart
H.. ltr.-9ati ,ln actor following in tho
t ,r,, t0 rali1yo hin, from lis Uree.
er. nt.tfl t.-
,. ..,.
I.',y i.,s "ol ~ ,'ti VIZ,
m i, ~, n..i,, IA oscar VIVA.
"n I DO ,,,,. ,'i,,,
niI I' ii, a. ,,at,IJ,.'r.... -.
i;N' '.t '' N'S so u'c"talru "l'u otHCIs
it ,rl,,,H "',,vIH -, SH me l" ,t
i' ''s"'" counter %" ''"'"i "a'
W lue FIRST female peNs,r IN is Miss
90. llnc Noi' rom Wup lA.l,. lntllcli.
over a. high school Tor officers d1ush-
"'N'
~, hr2ufh FNAClous WHOM icli pehd
VINE dantiiS me -anC'tS. IL - Wen
known t'idt 10 if very risky for anyone
affected wish heart disease to engage IN
uanclng-
Dr. Conan DOYLE has bought a plot Of
ground aud hrSun tho erection OF a. mousse
near Hinihea1 n surrey, whore TYnaall
lived and near where TcnuyA0u spent his
last days
ANTHONY Homo saws no will NOT lecture
IL, H., .,,i,,,r 10, ', M %a,,t ar'.tLt,
10 lecture about and HASN'T good Dc
livery That sort of reasoning is unique
aud refreshius
Alnbopsa p.pset e., d eo,,bcrucr AMI
c,.'Is ~, ,oi,i ~ ,,r;, ga ,,,,,,.h IL, w.
| sr-ns an ,nru ,fre b"rr,nr al th. I.ea,.
! ,hrd,itb ma .u.,. is ,',t.n ~ lis i'm, 81 .
~ los hnsii.. vs. "'' '''''
us
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.


New York. Decen. Der One feature OF
the theater in Chinatown might be in,l-
tatcd with profit by Christian managers,
especially those Nho run long entertain
nonts It's tho sliding scale feature. If
you q to the Chinese theater between
: aud O'Clock 1t VIII cost you 30 cents.
From . to 10 it's 50 cents, 10 10 n. Is
cents. As q little goes long way there
THIS scale of Ori2es is worth remembering
Ivy those VINO expect to do the quarter
Scme night. From hair breed attAche Of
the house learned that the Celestial actor
who wears WHISPERS is the comedian.
When he strokes the =, ncrian part OF his
mAN"-up ana looks solemn Chinese JOKE
has been cracked. II any one in the audi
tice laughs at any other time they don't
know where the Joke comes in, ard arc
immediately set down as jays
When one sees a young man eating
heartily at a onc-ccnt coffee stand and
topping the meal off with a cigarette, one
natural, concludes That the luxuries cost
moro than the necessities IN almost every
walk Of life Such sights can he Wit
messed here. where appetite Is sacrificed to
appearance Oftcner than IS suspected, even
10y close obs rvers.
Wo are promised another mammoth ar
fair Ia the line of amusement a the
+ atriral manager has brought from Iu-
rope a magnificent project and he claims
iN llI liit lbiflEI iNllilN llt'tt0SNiN ~
carry It out He proposes to erect a big
/ structure on the West Side. near Central
Park which win hold mile track
adapted to all sorts Of speed and athletic
contests. tiers of galleries for speCta tors
booths for the exhibition Of rare products
from every country. music hall root
garden. cafe and so ON. Talk is cheap,
and AS it will take a lot of money to pur-
chase ground for q mile track on the
| West Side. this big thing is hardly worth
/ accepting seriously until the sod is turned.
/ An obscure sign on a house IN West
I Twenty-niuth street reads. antique fur
nlture hiclory." Such Rapkness should
( land the proprietor va big shop on
/ Broadway before long.
a woman barber. who employs female
! help only, has opened a shop just across
the bridge in Brooklyn. She comes from
/ Chicago, whore she controls two places Of
| the same sort, and will soon open another
/ In this city. VI she carries out her ideas
/ herc she viii employ colored women to
/ brush the clothing and shine the shoes OF
her patrons. The, women OF the West
/ aren't az slow as their sisters at the sea-
/ side arc wont to imagine
Possibly in no other city iu the world
has the boot backing industry acquired
the dignity that it has here. OF course
I i'm many hotels shining IS carried on sys-
, tcmatically and prontably. but ia two in
/ from hotels, women cashiers arc en-
. poyed. These "slWrrios" are located in
/ the Equitable building and the Produce
/ eNchauso. and both do a rushing business
Again fashionable New Workers arc TAX
ing to the Sunday table d'hote and TO the
| Sunday night concerts. The French res
taurants were iull Sunday evening, and
me concert at the opera had a splendid
wear frroNi staalil,, no. 4, =,
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t2. I'aei ani encouraged w 'ho sue
th.t Al- tr4.ttrson now -o.tffatiairs
Y9itius life OF the war nra,leeut NJ
81 4ite.saa.s lorg exuerlcn,o as ar eaeor
ourt. 20 lays tAl.at hltp mat the pestle
Go a1t take q. kindly 10 long vlrd,.l d.
se,t4fi,as ana conlp!i. tIo,l, ss H. ,bo,t
----------
blc dividends arc waiting hig whole
ealo e~v goods and boot ana shoe houses
Us Houston.
-
"aS wen sam Toy Jer'n my Collier. ~
''u nave power over another, manage u
NliA rert.enrss ard dissection. n you
Hali 20 have ts-l1ta power DO u1,
''s !- a7 'rrol- $50 Intervals OF good
namas win atone for tyranny ana oppraa
'-' -'-' obstructive in-
In vicv q, the erpe,4e ~, ,r,,,ll. 9, d.
.Ia.rI~ tfe ds,v ~ z..-,..... -,
."'f -"
a." '-.fTA1-a crcp ot navy
.rl.. --..-..,,,..----,,---- -
AZ Ci.,.o-7c f., ,.,.s,.-.,'',.'. ''.'h
10 iac establishment of wholesale houscs
:n thls c'ty contains soma sugrcv.isn,
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ANOTHER POOR GUESS.

1t IS reported that the postscript man
OF Tho Houston Post. whose Wit and
humor make the old morality sharp
brighter and better than Il ever was be-
fore Is n stock car IMPORTATION from one
OF the metropolitan dailies. and his pres
ence in Houston Is the tail end of a press
club banquet. This IL probably why he
Is SO lamcntHbly funny and ignorant In
segard TO Fort Bend county affairs
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THE rREsIpnNTs MEssAGr-

Bolton News. The president said no,,.
ing m his message about the treasury do,
nett. Perhaps he thinks It fair 10 le, IN,
r, ,ii,, hold the Same hog they gave
Texas Coaster RichmonN, Tbo -,
cents message has been promulratoa
mueh 10 the relief of the telegram opcye
TOTS ana printers who wero conipclIe5 a.
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-, ,
suspense ny ''PifihE I" ii.e 'i"'f '''''
we wln be enabled 20 breathe freely again
nst so soon as Nr Reed announces the
rhalrrpan Of tlts house committees.
- ----------
HITS AND MISSES.
.r,. ..,....,, ..,,.--.--o,,,on, ~ .bA aal-
weston Nr"s ar ''1N Nt" ~ ,, le- NJ
tif ut & rN So,
1917 .t.i. .,'-+i,,s ,.,.
i'. '' ., -" ..,'is tv.}
t.,
tI.t t.str.i.ra yitll q. now Oh. -@l}reunarn
Press.
10y. ......
H'-H f44.'aN-e iva" A-il "a-' .+' "N spas
fat.-.
IL SIS funny that people should speculate
a- So whether or u't Hamlet was insane
wlnl tn.r, airs 80 MANY Twins subjects
in flo t'rr5 OF popA!iste.--iWIs Advocate.
Garrett. reader NJ $ aFesroofe viii
Ind "a positive rcfuiauou !u Hamlcrs own
words ~ tie lnsiuuauou t.at ae was "a
uonr,le- lie SAYS. u avn aouewhat fat
aal aeant nf breath" Sow, (at popuhsts
lra frequently 60 be secu on slabs ia
tlc great m3-Euc OF politics. hut one
that 81 scaut Of breath Las never yet
taan observed
20 .tnf d. g.fFf fa
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SOME posTscRIpIs

49,
" yo when she's out,p :. %
oh. when WI ~ near ear, the eagle scr sedy M
From out his I out, this coun SSs
w" XyS Sn,iohidiered arms, ana ming :
And me ,h, az the girls ws,ip I,anssd u,
"o mh, new we his soOss ws sS ea, ssla "a
VI W,, when she's out" va . ss0ans
That ,ionis q monstrous ros,,. yo1rts
AZ , iaou tail will lash 's ssg
CIV, "a, growers awful scc a aug tsS
91g out; and we havs III.
Tbapr oh IN, me hooks with so ors our sit
W. W. am no Use IA sstow;
s, W. 10 goin to work tt chosr,scN
She's out; our canteen,s ,''oS.
,r,MNe amt sayin' rnncSR packed tv,y
ihat Mons tail Is vavtn. ler !"
anu 1roVer meyer touch.a
The other day Houston ma, 4.
i ,,, d young and charming wldos Ia ", !. "a
MS loss. Just before ths Nnsss
p9s,or came around to speak r saal y
Oh comfort he could, and leara ' ~. s''.s
resarding the obseouiA, n. va ssfs
dressed III a becoming manu.. ny iouli ~
slttihg with her chin in h NJ costqrs
with tar-oh eyes. in an nv ,, nsan sari,
sea OIL retrospecton. uniathirass
Inc pastor approached bs, 80,
sa,q; sru'ly AZ
fardon me for intru6,,.
griel, put | wish to know vs wen !ss
a.. ~ sv nave funeral sermon ny. ~
n.y. S,lIlllly nave the service rss ssace@
vined lie e'i ,,oroken widow scarcely a
| plunged IN her sorrowful tho,.ss@ IN
she caught some of his ' wN b.
answered brokenly. @ ~
On, red, of course. Red hsru..,.
well with black" "4'''oni's
80
do not touch me. sIrr
The belutiful comm, -
W. h.,, -. lung american here's
"lO Ha'4 peVn welded but month :, 4,
titled foreigner fairly blaz4d u,,h " ~ ~
natlon. She had found him I" az I. s s.,..
hSile and eXtravagant, and .,, Y, ~
Nulsion of feeling took possessio sa y |, =
DO not touch me, say ~
The noble lord whose name Al. \,
duN dilceu WIN sinister look Of dete,uh
= must" he said, grimly. And i, A.
ana WEN away triumphant with sAsl
~ " '''o''S''iu'
1t is a busy scene in the y,r, :, :.
of Houston's greatest n,anufsctnt,, !, !.
adjustments, A number Of wortm., !.
busy raising some heavy ob,ec,'hv r,..
of b1ocl,s AND ,oot,,n. " 'N'-l
je Won, T., ,,,', ~ ,,. M - ooihenow, ny
! ietis ,rhn,a ~ ~ t,aetor' ana de'sia
Of ITO ~, ~ a. hurrleu scraEblns q.
| Of 1net .,nd - .,ns .rssni tna
harroth H. , man s,ts.vHen H. oul "a
d,lI't ruuhu anu with herculean tf'r
r'aE IN NeaIls from across MS naiEa
- III. = mere IS "a hoarse murmul 81 a
I question runs around the group WI
Is TO tel hrr
IN q ue4i little cottage near ths q;
i,,.i,,t ~. ' h,ii. 90 wy s1A
Is sluslug M ner work. not knowing ~
H. a., u i' s',A'cleu away her husoan
-, w ''.N d. ~, ~ ~ . .u. a,
l"lG ~" alv nda cIlYseh W ptv ,,., y
fast turning 10 the GOODNESS Of The sns
These rough men shrink IKE cNfs
news thai viii change her smiles 10 avis,
sorrow and fermentation. "a
"You 70. Mike" three or four d N
say az once. Ills more larnin' " W
than any aY ms, whatever and YIN
afther hrakius the news to her w
as yec can re or wa ye now ana l. " y
gently 10 Tins poor lassie WINE VIZ
ana scr in' CtIpse W snape, "a.
Mix is a. pleasani,faced man nan III ~
and stalWart. ana win a last ioos
a..s ats.. ~ a
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Indications point to another great In
dian scare. Experienced officers ought,
TO know that the quickes, may TO nip the
trouble in the bud is to seize the special
western correspondents at once.
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WATTERSONIAN VIEW.
Editorial in cour,er-lournai

Gratis. '''
Six months may change the aspect Of
ahairs. The republican majority Is a
dangerous majority. Into republican
connsels VIII come the disturbing issue
OF Il holly contested presidential MONT
nation. The republican leader in tho
house IS one Of the foremost asnirants
Tor this nomination. Around hin,
eouchant and ready TO spring, are the
friends Of bis various rivals. Parties
nave been wrecked before now n, ,hs
rocks Of conflicting personal anbitic,s
MI Reed will hardly he permitted n h,,,.
Il au his own way; and. dark AS the our.
,ooN seems for the democrats and bright
TOT inc Republicans, 1T will be well for
p9'h 10 remember that IN this as In
other concerns. they laugh most who
I laugh last. ""o
In American politics ANYTHING I. nos.
Stole a single year often carries win
,he force Of Il cycle Of time. stiu Z,
wiz take little less than an earthorake
which nothing now seaabio or coniect,,r.
HnIe portends. 20 reverse tho eNisting s..
'atioh OF the two parties TO coming events
Ing SO, II must be on the threshold CON.
sitna, a., SlA, me odds OF the immediate
oISua.'om are largely against tho dem
"..hts The parry rs without "A policy and
ua S1oG ~, head There IS no I've issue
Ialhet. Z looks as though a gSn@rstiio,, W. W.
.-HnoegAtir leaders were passing ~ Sbs
$3.50 lvEetutt, leaving not "a uap hero
fe ~. 80 ps hlied. but an ortire fabric
Il may w. that Mr.. Cleveland has been
a" WY tAe needs 81 fhe country have ali
s,oiNttF guir,i but he has been n yvo-
iA 9coure' 10 q mocracv. In tbs mir
."iiS 20. administration ha has otrtalniv
t-.,e,''., '5otnon aptitude he has
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Mr. Reed Is said to be thoroughly wor-
r.ei over the committee chairms nships.
The speaker viii ind that uneasy Hes the
head that has a bee buzEine about e.
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able to put new life into his Nicaragua
canal scheme. There IL an absolute neces-
sity for a political pull In all these mat
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Having frowncd down prize hghting In
other sections OF the country. New York
IS enjoying a monopoly OF the sport at
this time. Boston occasionally catches
one OF the attractions.
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| able to put new life into bis Nicaragua
canal scheme. There IL an absolute neces-
sity for political pull in all these mat
| tiers.
Indications point to another great In
dian scare. Experienced officers ough,
TO know that the quIckes, may to nip the
trouble in the bud is to seize the special
western correspondents at once.
Mr.. Reed Is said to be thoroughly wor-
r!ei over the committee chairma nships.
The speaker viii ind that uneasy Hes the
head that has a bee buzEine about e:
Having frowncd down prize nghtinE In
other sections OF the country. New York
IS enjoying a monopoly OF the sport at
this time. Boston occasionally catches
one OF the attractions.
The Anglo-maniacs IN New York have
been perfectly charmed with the weather
there for some weeks past II has been
but trihe less fogsy than London.
Speaker Reed is said to be dropping
mis- humorous style" and becoming SER
ious. II the speakers ambition will re-
heve the public to even this extent 1t
ought 10 be encouraged.
81 Louis IS now hidilng'tor the repub-
lean National convention. II is nice.
quiet place to fix up the various deals that
seem 20 he necessary adiuncts Of a repuo-
lican National convention.
One touch q tho disappointment Of the
lecture platform oueh, to create quite a
bond % sympathy between tho Hon.
David IAN and Colonel ". +. c. Breckn-
ridge OF Kentucky.
There IS no point Ia the South so favor
ably located as Houston for an immense
wholesale business IN amy limo OK trade.
Tire larger the capital the greater the
trade.
Now that Salisbury has relieved our
suspense by replying 90 the Olncy note.
We wll he enabled 70 breathe freely again
tlst so soon as air. Reed announces the
chalrmen OF tlte house committees.
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The Anglo-maniacs IN New York have
been perfectly charmed with the weather
there for some weeks past. II has been
but triae less fogsy than London.
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Speaker Reed is said 70 be dropping
his humorous style" and becoming SER
ious. II the speakers ambition will re
heve the public to even this extent 1t
ought 10 he encouraged.
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II II IS TO live, 10 do business, and 10
prosper the democratic marty will have
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81 Louis IS now hiddlng'tor the repub-
lean National convention. II is a nice.
quiet place to fix UP the various deals that
seem 20 he necessary adjuncts Of a repuo-
lican National convention.
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Nav that Warner Millers political for
;aneE have been galvanized. he may be
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Pecple who have invested heavily IN
third term stock are anNiousiy scanning
the blackboard with the expectation OF
an early call 10 protect their margins
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he statement that the European pow
frs viii act haa been made 20 many times
that we really fear they are only threat
eging 70 20 upon the stage
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Hlc dividends arc awaiung big whole
salo ery goods and boo, ana shoe houses
, It Houston
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n 10 Chrsiisn powers arc ever con-
W.ctd t'at tho sultan r. getting tho best
Il ihs;< oil TIE European bourses We may
eEi SCI 20 SET The fur rs quickly. Their
20 kos are more sensitive than their SYM
f.stfiga
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Tn Fiey ~ the erpee' ri trouble. 81 IS
plainly ~" duty of Secretary Morton 20
. Hisor.'e an Increased crop OF nay,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-05
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Flour weak; win
ter super, S225G2 40; do. extras, S25O02 Is;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, S2sjG3 10; do do.
straight, S3,lO0325; western winter clear,
SaS5d310, Wheat weak, lower with 623lc. bid
and 63c, asked for September. Corn weak,
lower with 3934c. bid and 40c asked for Sep
tember. Oats quiet, steady with 254c bid
and 253lc. asked for September Hay quiet.
Beef quiet family, SlOQl2. Pork dull; new
mess, SlO5O0I. Lard steady; western steam,
S6.G5. Butter steady; New York dairy, l20
lS11c. do creamery, l9ja02Oc.; western dairy,
9l2Gl3c.; do. creamery, l3u2lc.; Elgins 2Oc.;
imitation creamery, ll0l5c.; Pennsylvania
and western creamery prints, fancy, 2lc.; ex-
Ceptional lots, higher; do. fair TO choice,
lSd2Oc.; prints jobbing at 2202lc Cheese
dull, weak; New York large, G074c.; small
6Ja@S3sc.; part skins, 2l4861ac,; full skins,
l1ed2c. Eggs irregular; New York and Penn
sylyania, l5Gl6l6c.; western fresh, l49lj19c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-05
A Minister on Trial for wife murder.

DANvILLE, Ind, Sept, 5.-The jury for
the trial Of the Rev William e. Henshaw,
the young Methodist minister, who is
charged with the murder of his wife last
January, is being selected here. The trial
promises to be one of the most sensational
cases held in central Indiana. Henshaw
was holding protracted meetings at the
time the crime was committed and claims
that his wife was the victim of robbers.
Henshaw also received seventeen stab
wounds and two gun shots He was inn
mensely popular in the community, and
his following at the trial will be large