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ing by the announcement that Fech-
entnck & Meyer, proprlctors OF tina
oak Hall clothing establishment at
$50 and 22 Elm street. had made an as
signment At a late hour Thursday night
they executed chattcl MORTGAGE TO Alex
nndor Sanger, conveying ia him as trustee
all their stock of merchandise. office and
store fixtures, lease of building and all
personal property OF the propnotors OK
cmpt from execution, to cover an miobt-
ednosF amounting 10 something Ike lGp,WM
The trrstce is 10 take charge, make an
Inventory, and then dispose Of the goods
Ter the highest cash price obtainnble eth.
err IN bulk or at retail M may be deemed
advisable out of the revenues thus OBJ
tanned he Is 10 settle all claims an onnmer.
ated below In class a In full hut should
there not hc sufficient TO pay same In full.
then he Is 10 pro rate SUCH FUNDS ns remain
IN his hands among the crcditots OF class
a. NoNt he IS to pay MI the creditors IN
class " IN fun IN the order It. which they
are named. aud the balance OF such prop
orty or proceeds thereof, If any. he IL to
return 10 the nssiRnors Following ~ n
list OF the creditors names;
Glass A-Thr city National bark, 'SO.
:3OA: Victor Hextor, Standilor q Epp-
stein. Sl20. Mrs. II. Grciznrr, $500 Mrs
Bette Craft, $3.50; Mrs. Charlotte Seiden-
hcitic. {25s3.33 Sanger Bros, ssh; w. q,
Conner, $3.50. NJ & O. Meyer. ai3 VI,
Class B-Strnurc a. Bros. 500 $500. Dal-
las News. 33B3.i4 !. Heinhardt e Sons
agents t76LT5: Ncwborg Rosenberg CO.,
$40. Total liabilities. 35S.3lSH.
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CAPTAIN MEANS GAINED.

Presented by the Passenger and Ticket
Agents OF Houston.
CAPTAIN James NJ Means, the veteran
and popular passenger agent who recently
severed his connection with the Southern
railway after a faithful service of sixteen
wears as the railways representative in
Texas, was remembered in an appropriate
manner by his friends and associates yes
,ordav in the presentation Of handsome
gold headed cane The pleasant ceremony
took place in the city ticket Office of the
Sunset and Central, where Captain Means
had been invited and was greeted ny me
fouovin,r gentlemen who assembled 10 *
,,.'.s thntr friendship and esteem IN me
presentation of the worthy token: ": e
simmons. ticket agent al lht hiaht ,to
tral DEPOT; 3. Dissen, assistant az ny
:rard Central depot, II. l.. fldlp ana u
~ Hartmann of the Sunset ana Cen
iraI. George u. Hunter, OF the lhtelh Il',
iional and Great Northern' II. - Coui
nev of the Missouri, Kansas ana le aSt,,,,
j. Greenhili, Of the I sS,TS DE Armas. Of
,,o baltimore and Ohio southern ~ ..
o;DonneI of the Atlanta ana NeSl n I'M,
Il q George. OF the Houston ana teHa1
Central. aud j. n. Wisner OF the Sc""'''u
Al, NJ ''i Hartmann was selected TO make inc
ATTENUATION and in Few wen c"o'N"
words presented the Gitt. ,..oo,,e with
Captain Means ali almost oS IN a feeling
l @Sn nea S ,hankns his friends for ' iSa
most hinGly remembrance Ae 1p ssia MS his
words were insdcqnsSie be to feR'S thanks
for 1hlS g affeetioH he Nod for the dear
friends who had so nohly honoF'd MN o''
this occasion. 80, ,s snnropriately
Ina ,. No. Win ihe following inscription;
s4g reaeeied T to j. NJ Means by 7 o r. a d
IA r KS Of Houston, Texas Nl"'o" 3D.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

NATCHITOCHES La.--Four cnscs OF
smallpox have been discovered here,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Adviccs from
Winchester state that Governor Turney
II somewhat better, but suffering greatly.
The cold weather rs having bad effect
upon him.
HUNT NTGON. W. Va.--WillIam Fer
rel n wei known man OF this city, com
mittod suicide by blowing his bruins out
with a revolver IN the presence OF his
wife ana 3-yf1r-old child.
RICHMOND, Va.--At meeting Of the
advisory committee of tho United Contud-
crate Veterans II was recommended that
July he hScd upon as the date for laying
the corner stone OF the Jeff DAVIS monu-
meni.
HoPKINsVILLE. Ky.-IMrs. Emma J..
Parker. wife OF Dr Larkln Parker, COM
mitted suicide by shooting herself through
the head with pistol while standing In
front Of Il mirror AT her home. Dr. Parker
WAS IN tho room At tho time. She had
been married a year.
HoPKI NsVlLl.B. Ky.--Luthcr G. Rad
ford who escaped from the Lakeland ney.
mm January o. has not since been heard
OF thorc and II IN now freely asserted
that his confinement In the asylum ana
subsequently cscnpo were part OF a
shrowdly conceived and darlnRiy executed
scheme OF II murderer 80 thwnri the ends
victed of the cowardy murder OF Jacob
ioran. who WIS his rival for the hnnd OF
young lady.
HINDMAN. Ky.-Mlgs Fonic Foyblc,
waiter at the Bailey house. demanded oil
Jake stone. n student at the lindman col
lege and n hoardcr at the Bailey bouae.
that he sign "A declnincr on account oil
certain stories regarding her that were
untrue Stone undertook 10 deny that he
had told the storIca referred 10 ana the
girl struck him on the head with nm hN
handle which che picked up from inc
counter OF the store, Ihe blow ifnclu,f,,u
Stones skull and his recovery " doubtful.
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THE HOTELS.
he Lawior-Rates $3.50 and S3 per
iay. Jnmcs LnMlOr, PrOnrIeiOr.

hos F. Farmer, Waco: w. h. Carrlerc.
Is, Antonio; j. Il. Hereford, Dallas; r.
h Davidson San Antonio, w. j. Raw
|A Dallas; b. Castleman. Louisville;
h C. Echols and wife. Denver; j. W
TAltier Philadelphia. \. NJ. Tinlay. st.
lss A. b. Naccaro. Nc npnis, Frank
D Taylor, st. Louis. Mrs j. Il. Turner.
Eaaso; Adratn liegenln and Wife, New
|gsi John H. Gross, Philadelphia: G. T..
s'sgi, Galveston; George w. Worthing-
E New York Jas. +. swanson, Ianyilie,
q; r.. p. Breedcn, Galveston: j. NJ.
EritI. Dayton; j. Il, Smith, Dallas; Geo.
\. LETTERS, New York; T. l.. chapman.
Esso. I, Garnich, Asland, Wis: NJ. A.
|ilfr, San Antonio; j. e. XeXas. ST.
EEs {; G.; Crater, Rochester, n. y; a.
Smith, st. Louis; s. NJ. Boow. Dallas
\ \ Fummer and wife, Portlald, ore.
Ken,nard. Gonzales; 3. r. Walker
Eine Lake; VIII stacy. IIoustou: j. r.
Esdly San Antonio Miss Hattie Jarvis.
eGdy; Arthur DeArmus, liodstcn: H.
H rlniey Texas; s. Storm, Chicago. II
Ellsworth, st. Louis; G. g. orosslcy
rage Mrs. Charles Crossley, Princsto;t
Nrs Augusta Babevet Adams centre
Il Chas. q. Kaunkler. BRYAN. ID A.
t4ns new orleans, j. Il. Casey. Chicago:
\ Barthom. Galveston, H. w. Brown
VS. 4. Il. Arinson. Beaumont: j. r.
sNs New YORK; J.. l.. liargraves. San
gig; FRED \. Re So, New Orleans.
AZ london, Chicago: S. II. NIar..n a"i
rs columbus, Ohio '
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A BIG SAVING.
Tho Georgia and Alabama's Lease Oh
INC Central of Georgia

The Georgia and Alabama
President John shelton "li'a'-,' ',onr,es
Georgia aud Alabama railway 49,, "',, If the
mat the recent acquisition by iea-' i,,ray
division Of the Central OF Georsii i ra ,hs
NV the Georgia and Alabama sn'"s 60.
latter an independent entrance ny. ,.or,v.
,annab without having to build se ~ firs,
nve miles Of new parallel n n,e in the pro-
proposed, viii involve e.'1 Of the Georgia
PS Sg Ha b railway 10 The h Sa Mont
a she Old savannah, Ameslens a ne certifi-
gome5y bonds, lEaaS1,h hola''A GmeTieus and
M hn,gs viii be given % per cen! cent n h IN
mortgage nS,Iis preferred ilyes q d Sss s. per
iiist mortgage conaol,aaa,ocdd % prr cent in
cent in preferred stock aNN
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THAT FAST FRUIT TRAIN.
continued Ito Record Breaking spec"
,,,.o,,,,b 10 Destination.

con,,,uca Its Record Breaking speeu
Through TO Destination ~,
In recording the fast run OF tram Oh
ci,ifornia oranges across the country ~,
,y i passed through here over me n,
Santborn Pacific a few days ago ana %
SJ exclusive mention was made nm IN
The Post at the time. it is but JUST reo s~,
,he Queen and Crescent should arI psI 1ees
w crc1it for the excellent peri3,a anIn.
que ls ,his enecial as handled by ltat Mn Mn
Oh t.'' evcr us Alabama and Great oo1,a'-
a psnY division from Meriadi @5at TO soathern
tl.ois5s nil prcvious records oil
fG ~, special train OF thirteen ea's H,ho
4. ,i,.oren bv the southern Iaelhv Non-
aav,een and Crescent at New OIlss' a,eedav
w ~. afternoon at o'clock. on , l. 70
,,,oS,ninr al ! O'Clock II WAS uei'n VA AZ
No NJ Aiabama Great Southern ,Ii Vra 20
,,1erdian and at s:4O It WAS i,',, 20
NJ cincinnati Southern al Cha 49, S1a.
W. ,En,,Inns were changed there, Inu COW
haTa Great Southern go miles W. r,,tes
e cred. in eight hours and thi u, Cincinnati
g!be oranges were delivered III
ar 7.5D Tuesday night.
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

II YOU arc. this ~ addressed to You.
You know Of the great improvements
made during the last few years. IN Elec-
Arts and Sciences. Have You ever given s
my, serious thought 10 the scicnss Of
| Specialists accomplish daily gures which
were supposed TO DO Impossible ten years
VIII no you snSi. ,na wno, sgo.s o afS
Years ago. and Tia, there are PS Sys s
az one olasa OF Diseases while n few yaara
age Doctor was supposed TO know them
facts impress You and you are satisa Ysa
TINT the Epeoinlist--that Is. tho Physician
who dovoies all his study to one class Of
good old Family Doctor. Now you also
know that tho sexual organs constituto
The disiinctiyo features Of a NAN. Any
Disease In thcm affects his entire being:
any weakness makes. him iess
tho love OF n woman? Can you say TO
men. Mako mo your leader your judge
Choose mo before all men as your hus-
bandy" Make. today resolve that II
you, you VIII be one. and whom you aisle
FOR honors OF men, or love of woman. no
one can point The iinger. OF soorn and say.
yan nc In science do yor Know that Il DR..
Clemens treatment OF Structure IL as far
ahead OF the old methods as the lonomv-
two II ahead Of tho old stage coacEf No
pain, no terrible hemorrbages, no laying
down your dudes to 70 TO u city and stay
weeks with Doctor at heavy expense.
lio can cure you at your home; you can
20 about your business without tho slight-
est trouble. and the cost Is not half what
It In under the old mcthods II you suffer
from this, or from Spermatorrhoea, Impo.
tcncc. Sterility. Gonorrhooa, Syphilis. Ills.
eases OF Women. or any Private or Skis
Dir. j. II. CLEMENS.
100 w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
Texas.
Question LIst--A for Men. y for Wosnsn
n nd {, for Hkin DiGeuspn. ~
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MAYOR PADDOCK SUED.

The Utica Trust Company Wants Judg-
nent for Ten Thousand Dollars
Fort Worth, Texas, March IA suit
was flied In the district court here TO-DAY
by tho Fort Worth and Utica Trust com
phny against II. u. Paddock, mayor OF
this city. for the sum OF $4,000. Mr. pad
dock was first vice president of the com
pauy up to February /, 1895, and was
general agent and manager Of tho COM
pany's business Tho plaiutln claims that
money was Invested without security ~
violation OF tho rules of tho company,
" hereby II war lost ana holds Mr., Pad.
dock responsible. 1t Ia also claimed thnt
certain Sums were collected which were
never turned In TO the treasurer. The
aggregate Of the claims Of the company
against Mr.. Paddock is &iT27b, which The
plaintin nvers tho defendant has repeated
~ refused TO pay, wherefore the suit has
been entered for the recovery OF the In
dchtodncHH and such other relief Bs In
equitable and reasonable, etc.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
STORE AND posToFFICE.

Paint Rock. Texas. March I2Ncws
was brought TO town yesterday evening
that the storehouse and goods Of ID. q.
Benchoff ut Eden, in this county, were
destroyed by fire about o'clock yes
terday morning. Loss Is estimated at
about 5000. partly covered by insurance.
The proprietor, with SOME drummcrs. was
IN the store until after 10 O'Clock and
had n fire In the stove. Tho nre was
not discovered until too late 10 rave ary-
thing. The postofice and telephone Of
ice were IN tho store and completely de-
stroyed. a few coins IN the money
drawer IN the postoffcs were found inter
the fire. All Mr. Bcnchoffs. accounts and
valuable papers, with some money. were
In hi safe which was found TO be light.
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parity with gold nut with this our state
administration Is In no way concerned. and
It matters not what tho Views OF the gov
crnor of Texas on this subject nrc. There
forr the Eagle win support the legal noni-
nucB of tho party FOR state Offices whni.
ever opinion they may hold on this eub-
Ject In National afiaira the National con-
vnntion IN supreme, and II that august
body OF democrats declare In favor of free
coinage at fG TO | the Eagle Is modest
enough to sink It's own opinion. risk the
combined wisdom of the party and sup.
port that policy ami the ticket nominated
on that platform. THIS Is democracy as
We Construc II,
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ME nIonr POSITION.
El Campo Eagle.

~ Campo Eagle,
The anal and supreme test Of party feaity
is supporting the ticket nominated. The
Eagle Is "a democratic paper and believes
nothing could bc more futile than an at
tempt by the United states to circulate
free coinage iG to ! silver dollars on
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PEORIA NOT FOR SALE

Springfield, ILL.,, March I'D. II. Hatch
of New York and C. J. jackson OF Middle
town. Conn, members OF the executive
board OF the Chicago. Peoria and st. Louis
road, who have returned from an inspec-
ton of the line. state positively that tho
road Is not for sale. They say they con-
able to earn Its charged and leave a
handsome surplus. and tibt It is the SET
Yea burmese Of the DIRECTORS to operate
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door. and shot down like q dog, tho ball
Instantly. The Indian Light Horsemen
are I'm hot pursuit Smith. ono OF the
Light Horse Brigade, was killed In at
parties who shot Thompson and Smith
ara half brothers of the desperate. wes-
ley Barnett. Great excitement prevails.
the. footsteps OF the noted Wesley Ear
nett.
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RESIDENCE AT wAELDER.

Wacder. Texas. March l3--Thls morn
ing about 10 o'clock the residence OF Il.
W, Bowers burned to the ground. The
fro was under such headwny before II
was discovered that only q few OF the
household effects were saved. II was by
heroic efforts OF about 100 citizens that
tho nre was prevented from spreading
to adjoining buildings and many OF the
finest residences IN town were thereby
saved. Loss about 5000. no insurance.
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passenger rate war The passenger depart
fnent OF the Gulf road denies the report
from Chicago that rates were
restored after the former reduction at
its special request, and that II was forced
to take its tickets off the market. The
Gulf road officials also deny inat bro
kcrs am now supplied with large stocks Of
cut ratio tickets, aud say .iey are being
sold only over the counters o: the COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-14
SUIT AGAINST THE KAry.

q. IL. Whhtock. an engineer on tho Katy,
has filed SUIT In the district court at
sherman against the Missouri, kansas
ana Texas Railway company OF Texas
Tor $4,000 damages. claimed to have re-
suited TO plaintiff while in the employ
OF the company. The suit alleges that
last October plaintiff was leaving the
lower yards of the company In that city
when several cars rolled down the track
on his engine throwing him OF and seri-
onsly injuring him.
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,,,lns on the International and Great
kI.,ihsrn and Galveston, Houston and
E.,Ssrson arrive and depart at the In
E1acnal depot, foot of Congress ave-
4 Ia Katy depot Galveston. La Porte
n Houston trains at San Jaclnto street
|sroi. all other roads use the Grand
fafal depot.
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BUSINESS MATTERS,
sALooN CHANGES owNERs

Lovelndy. Texas. March - F, O. Clark
sold out his stock of whisky, etc. to Japhel
& 90 Of Houston. j. II. Wakefield q co.
bought the entire stock from Japhei ~ %
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J French weimar: +. ]. Duff. Bra
HI & Payne St. Louis; w, q. Reid,
X ' Ehs, Nacogdochca: j Bradfoot.
r. y. Mn,onio +. j. l.. Tanning, sun An
~ u II. aPync, greensboro, Henry c.
|s SioLeiiuvl ....... ........ ......,,..
N Louisville; j. +. Peters. Victoria (;
f;h Mcgowan, Amarillo: j. NJ. Moore.
s's 20 W. .Fozlesorz, Dayton. j. Fogar-
h, usSln; ", X. McKown. r. Mlllican,
i pallkee' {. II. Turney, Smithviile; j.
Il tTler' Austin, James Moore, Calves
III IL !G' Johns. Kansas city; a. a. Var
IN ~, ,anlsaso' f. Hugely, Bay city; o. l..
NM NV, Btyan; G.. Fitzgerald, city; l.. f.
ESM Kansas CITY, Mart Robertson.
e.; T w. Beck. San Antonio; l.. V.
M 1s ", San Antonio; r f. o'Brien,
In ~. s'olSg, j. y. Caplen, La Porte; w.
|r..N -, simonton, X. II. Spauld.ng, La
= J. Duff, Brazorla: p. Farwell,
eg.,ssesns; $. $. House, Chicago: Hun
Il ~ n,,Hnn; galveston; Cox, Fort Worth,
E,ss. Mhson, Kansas City; j. C.. Paul.
EpaN j.. l. Handley, Evansville; j.
En- 's'e' sabine; w. w, Irwin. New Or
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FRANK SIMPSON AT RocKwALL

Rockwell. Texas. March B.-Ffank
Simpson, doing a dry goods business
gave deed OF trust on his entire stock
OF goods at noon today. Tho following
nre creditors and amounts and tho order
i'm which they are named in the deed:
n 4 brown, $40. G. NJ Bivens. $500 ~,
". Hardin, s375O;. w. r. Bones 500;
Mort Mccartney $3.50; Peters shoe com
many. $685.; II. $. Mittcnthal, $50; -.
Hook. $50 t. Il. Moore Is made trustee
and il is said tho stock viii invoice about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-14
AMONG RAlLRckD MEN.

e. d. Wolfe, travelnf passenger agent
of the Queen and Crescent route, returned
North yesterday morning from days
visit to Houston and Galveston.
Il. W. l.. Hartmann assistant to Ticket
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ROBBERY AND INcENDIAnrsM.

Mckinney, Texas, March l3.-'rhe gen
cral merchandise store of j. ~. Coffman
was burned yesterday Mt Melissa Evil
deuco seems to point 10 robbery ana in
cendlarism. Loss. 5000; insurance. about
xgpNA
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in Denver. Colo, was arrested tonight
Ivy Detective Cornwcl IN response TO a
telegram from that city. saying no Ia
wanted there for obtaining money under
fnlgn nrnl nnSna.
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THE HILL HOUSE BURNED.

Dallas, Texas, March I3--At 8 o'clock
this afternoon the iIill house on Thomas
nm caught fre from some unknown rnufe
and was burned. II was unoccupled ana
stood outside the fire limits. Loss about
4gtn1
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common stock. BY tho lease OF tracknge
ana terminal arrangements just effected
inc georgia and Alabama railway Is saved
the eNpenditure of over Si.Oo0.OpN
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WANTED IN DENVER.
Dallas. Texas, March i3.-iTenry Behr
who gave his occupation as a merchant
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r,u,aIa l. T., March lS.-colser Thomp-
-, AN Indian who lives about fifteen
.,,,,es vest OF Eufala, was called TO his
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NEUROLOGICAL.

kr.s., =, MAXWELL-Overton, Texas,
M .m-John Maxwell. a sawmill man.
sven miles east of here yesterday
F., "a, ana was buried here today.
E,nIh ,R LANG II A M beaumont,
N hareh l3,-Walker Langham. an
b s., OF beaumont, died last night.
Nm ''"a'hs were Inferred this after
~" Elm IN REEFS Galveston. Texas,
b. 40 last night at o'clock Martin
sg ksn Old resident Of Galveston and
El,.,sonno wn to the old time Galveston
esi.ssa steamboat travellers. died AZ his
/ ne three duehters and two sons
tss aim The funeral win take
m ~ 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Ae late residence.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
snERlrrs. pErAnrMENr.

Ten Dollars Reward stolen. on HAtur-
day night. March s. 1856. from the resl~
dence OF C. Foster. Fiaionia. Texas. one
solid gold hunting case watch. - size cake
0li; also Tx tS3 out small Ia back Of IA
near the Joint. will pay above rYward fQr
delivery OF watch at Fiasonia. n
City Marshal. rlatonia. Tsxts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-14
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD,
The Senate Committee Resumes the
Pacific Road Hearing.
PASSENGER RATE WAR IN COLORADO
D"mhge Suit Against tho Katy-Captai,
means Cnncd-Fast Fruit Train.
Headlight Flashes.

washington. March I3.--The senate com.
mission OH Pacific road resumed It's sitting
To-Day devoting itself TO the Union Pa.
cihc.
AIR. Oliver w. Mink, one OF the receiv-
ors OF that road, was the first Witness
called He strongly opposed government
ownership. Mr.. S. II. H. Clark. aro,her
one of the receivers. was examined Mr.
Ozark said positively that the read was
paying no rebates and that It vas no, in
politics.
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Niusr * Guerin.
ger. Propr!etors.
Remodeled ana
newly furnished,
uvuua!ed IN all
Its appointments
In the state OF
Ieva.
MA
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BIG DALLAS FAILURE.
Dallas, Texas. March 12.-The business
circles OF Dallas were shocked this morn
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ks, A COLD SWEAT.
haa,syIyg p9htnts Of the Quay boom seem
eNAsxx ,p 70 nave laughed themselves INTO
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COLORADO RATE WAR.
Denver, Colo, March l3-Tharc is aq
yet no sign of abatement Of the Colorado
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OTHER DEATHS.

n. '''i'e-J. 7. McMurray died in this
I AeGyn5Mrs, Mollie Davis and Mrs.
'00iwin died here
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-07
est REcHTs IsT EHRL1cH p,

During the campaign of 1884 a COM
pany Of Germans were discussing the
conduct Of Mr. Blaine while a repre-
sentative in congress and speaker of
the house, and one Of them, recount
ing some phase of the Mulligan-letter
episode, asked: list das recht? Ist
ehrlich?" 1t is the striking feature of
the present campaign that in only one
quarter can ore find In any party or
It's platforms a purpose to sustain a
policy or an appeal to others to sus-
tain it becs use, simply, it is right and
honest More truly than it was when
Alexander Stephens described the sit
uation is it "a universal rush for the
hog trough No note in the platforms
or speeches of either of the two par
ties to which the custody OF the ma
tons destiny will be committed this
fall sounds the moral chord of the
question OF the honest German citizen
of 1894.
Everywhere, save one, appeal is made
to the most unworthy, the most I'M
patriotic motives of men. Everywhere.
save one, meE are asked to support