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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19
The King OF Ashantee Yields.

LONDON. January la-The government
has received information that King Prem
pen. OF Ashantee. has accepted and con-
ceded all the demands made BY Great
Britain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-19


Sarah Edeerton has been commissioned
postmaster at Hillgirt. n. c., and Gather
t. Elder, at Maud, y. C..
The following car-service changes have
been made in Virginia.:
Newport News to Huntington-Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, i9i.65 miles. Es-
tablish two daily lines Of railway post
ofiice-cars OH the part OF this route be-
tween GOrdOnsyille. Va, and Hunting
ton, W. Va. 80 feet long, inside measure
ment, TO supersede two daily lines Of
railway post-office-cars 10 feet long, and
from October /, 1895, add 70 pay for rail-
way post-office-cars for $3.50 miles.
Orange TO ille-Ches sapeake
and Ohio railway, 9.iS miles. Establish
two daily lines OF railway post-offlce cars
on this route between Orange and Cor
donsville. Va, 80 feet long. inside nea-
surement, TO superscde two daily lines
M railway post-office- cars 40 feet long.
and from October !. 1925. add 10 pay for
railway post -ofice-cars for miles.
Washington to Orange-Chesapeake
and Ohio railway &.s5 miles Estab-
Iish two daily lines OF railway post-of-
0ce-cars on this route between Washing
ion. ID. c., and Orange, Va, 20 feet
long. inside measurement. to super
sede two daily lines OF railway post-oi-
fice-oars 20 feet long. and from October j.
1885. add TO pay for railway post-ofhce-
cars for SiS miles.
Railroad service has been established In
North Carolina as follows:
Hendersonville by Yale Horse Shoe.
Dowmans Bluff. Penrose. Calhoun, and
Dayidson River. 10 Brevard n. c. Hen
Jacksonville end Brevard Railway Tele-
graph, aud Telephone Company. 2.d
miles. and back. six times week or a.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
THE WAR II CUBA.
Spanish Consul General Inter
viewed.

New York, July 19.-Don
Arthur Baldasano Y Topeiox,
consul general for spaia, in
this city, in an interview With
the representative Of the Asso-
ciated PAss, was asked fer in
formation regarding the report
ed death Of Jose Maceo. senior
Baldasano said he had m Off
cial information regarding The
matter, but it was probable,
as the rebel ranks are said to
be rent by dissension. in sup
port of his views he said that
information had been received
from several Cuban whites who
recently Joined the rebels, that
they were obliged 70 serve as
privates under black leaders:
that it bad caused mnch feel
ing among The whites, and HAT
the blacks would not give them
commands, rs the blacks ard
their descendants had borne
the brunt OF the war.
when asked as to the ont
look for Spain in C'!l,a be said
it was excellent; that the rrhg-
lion had, he believed, reached
its maximum strength; that the
rebels were in two main COM.
mands; that the one il Pinar
del Rio under Antonio Macen
was hemmed in by the new
irocha and could not escape.
The rebels in the eastern part
of central Cuba and il eastern
Cuba under Gomez ard others
were not, he declared, adeanc-
ing to the relief Of Antonio
Maceo, but were reported sole
falling back on eastern Cuba.
where marked discomfort was
reported in the reLel camp, .
and that the presence Of Com, z
was necessary to maintain dis
eipline aud uphold the author
ity of CaIixto Garcia.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
WILL SPEAK
AT CLEVELAND.
Mckinley Will Take Part in
the Centennial Celebration.

Canton, O., July 19-Gov.
Mckinley passed The day very
quietly at home, receiving a
few callers. To morrow he ami
Mrs. Mckinley 90 to Cleveland
for three or four days to visit
The Hanna home and attend tie
opening ofthe Forest City's cen
tenniai. The Governor will be
one of the speakers for the
opening day.
The Governor is to receive
the largest watermelon raised
this season. The Baltimore &
Ohio railroad agent for the
South secured it from 4 prize
contest collection and The off
cial of this road will make a
eere monious presentation.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
TIE CYCLONE
TIE CYCLONE
MAY PRESIDE.
Davis the Choice OF the Middle
of the Road Pops for Tenn
porary Chairman.

St. Louis, Mo, July 18-Not
enough Of the delegates of The
Populist National convention,
which assemblies on Wednes
day next, lave arrived in the
city to give an idea of the
complexion Of that body. A
majority Of those here are
middle of the road" men, who
are not in, favor of the iudorse~
ment Of Bryan. When Clair
man Taubeneck calls the con-
vention to order he will intro
duce the temporary chairman
This temporary chairman will
be selected next Tuesday, al
though the man will be virtually
named by the National exec
ulive committee, which held its
first meeting today with only
six members present.
Cyclone Davis OF Texas
I
who is opposed to fusion and is
for an Independent ticket, is
tue choice of the middle of tbs
road people. There is a pos
sibility that he my 5e relegat
ed to the rear.
The "middle of the road mel
are in the majority now, bu
when the three absent mem ber'
Of the committee get here there
is a strong probability tina
: United'States Senator Allen 0
Nebraska may be put forward
for both temporary and per
manent chairman. Senate
Allen is said to be outspokel
for the Endorsement of Bryan
and Sewall as the choice of th'
free silver forces. The anti
Bryan men may run in temp
orary chairman aud the scen,
in the convention at Chicago
when Senator D. 3. Hill Of New
York was turned down an,
Senator Daniel of Virginia pu
in his place, may be duplicated
The Bryan wing of the part,
claims over 900 out Of the to:a
} delegates of 1850 and this larg
majority will not submit 10 tn
dictation of the minority fac
ton.
At today's session Of tn
National executive COMMITTEES
e it is claimed the selection c
a temporary organization wa
taken up and discussed in q
informal way. Chairman TAT
beueck soon discovered that a
the members were MT with hin
and that there would be a me
JoriIy of middle of the roa
men in the committee on Nor
day. This altered his plans
Tonight's arrivals are not ut
merous, and it is not eXpecte
any great number Of Populist
c will come in before Monday {
Tuesday.
----sS.
- NJ NV ND ND tTNT
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23

an engineer, to take out a mix
ed train, running at a moderate
rate of speed, and in case of
mishap to avoid a catastrophe
as mnch as possible. AbontI
fifty five kilos from Puerto
Principe a horseman passed
the line, and rhe engineer
slackened speed. About 200
meters beyond two dynamite
shells exploded, destroying the
first and third class cars. The
explosion occurred just beneath
the passengers. and two Of them
were killed. A corporal was
hurled a great distance and
eight soldiers who were on
guard at the doors were killed
and one injured. Six passen-
gers were also wounded, among
them an old married couple
from Puerto Principe.
The insurgent leaders, Colo
SEQ and Reggie, from Santa
Clara, arrived in Puerto Prin-
9ipe.
about Sagus, is now near Santo
Domingo. The professor and
secretary of the faculty of the
university are imprisoned fol
conspiracy.
! Lieut.. Garcia of the Cierfiie-
Cos guerrilIas has been killed
in an insurgent ambush. Gen
Bernal, with the Wadras bat
TALON, has met the hands oil
| Varona, Gallo aad Ybara, 200C
strong in Martin Garcia, PinaI
del Rio. Fighting ensued, the
positions changed, the iusur
gents being dislodged after for
ty five minutes. The iusurgent
line was an extensive one an6
the pursuing troops kept mp :
fire with Mansur rifles. The
insurgents were over.ak4n by
cavalry and the infantry KEEP
up the pursuit all day, burning
many huis. The insurgenl;
left twenty-one killed and car
ried off sixty wounded. The
insurgpnt leader Perez was one
of the killed, as we'll as one in
surgent major and several sub
ordinate officers. The troops
had four killed and nineteel
wounded.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
BLEW UP A TRAIN.
Dynamite Placed on The Track
Near Puerto Principe by
Insurgents.

Havana, July l9.-Impellea
by rLmors that insurgents
would attempt to dynamite
trains III Puerto Principe the
railroad administrators Of he
Twelfth ordered Miguel Torres
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
GOVERNOR RUssEIL's
FUNEEAT

FUNLEAII.
Boston, Mass, July1s lie
funeral of ex Governor Rasst Il
will take place at Shrsr [
memorial church, Cambridge,
Monday afternoon at / O'CLOCK.
The service will be extremely
simple and no opportunity
for the public to view III body
will be given.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-23
SUMNER EXCURSION
TImE TABLE
OF THE
Rio CT5nde R. R.
From and after June 18Th, 1896
regular passenger train will
run as follows:
Passenger Train between Browns
vile and Point Isabel in effect
on and after Juue Is.
REGULAR TRAIN
EXCURSION TRAINS.

EXCURSION TRAINS.
1--we Bville every Saturday at 5.p. m.
l., Sunday - ga. no Z.
), Pt.Isabel j, IS 4.p. H.
Excursion tickets are good until Mon
day mornings train,
Is Communication cards, good for thirty
first class, round trips transferable
to members of ones family good unit
September G0th 1896, viii be sold for
S25. 90 Mexican coin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
ToDRYS EVENTS

br-n -
essIlRoT, Mich.-rlvo s,,o,,.,.... ,
u sensaged for tho I'VE M snGa ,,, hay
snass. to be hold in the agitoriym m Ihi
Fiyoxyrr,r
Fisehiion h ere , ,otion wlll hold its state
Fro will be La 10y 10y. II is eXlected that
|v,., ''' ''e'osates in attendance.
EiSNIPEG-ybo ~
reassemble ne Manitoba legislature
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. April lG-For East Texas
Generally fair; possible showers on the
coast. southerly winds.
Western Tcxas-tair Thursday, probably
Gle udy aud threatening with colder north
erly winds Thursday night.
.>rkansas- Fair and continued warm
south winds. -,
Colorado Generally cloudy, probably FOL
lowed by colder. northerly winds,
weather: possibly loaa snow north winds
colder In eastern portion.
Montana--Local SHOWS cold north winds,
followed by warmer weather IN western
portion Thursday aItt rnoon
Wyominp-Threatenin weather; proba-
bly, local SHOWS. north winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
ity of the whole delegation going 10
Harrison, should his name be presented

ALLENTOWN, Pa.-The survivors OF
the Allen Infantry of this city, one 81 the
fret i've companies to respond To- presl-
don't Lincoln ; call for troops in April lMl-
will celebrate the thirty-hfth anniversary
of The response Of these first defenders ny
going to Washington d. ca over 'he
route taken in 1861.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
McKINLEY'S VOTE.

I.ouisvlllc. KY, April l5.--OWing TO Inc
strong Mckinley sentiment manifested
throughout Kentucky the past few weeks,
eliminating In we'll developed ana
hearty denonst ration in the convention
today doubt has been created IN the
minds OF many az 10 just whore the Ken
lucky delegations will stand al 81. Louis
in june. when il comes 10 sticking by
Governor Bradley for the presld initial
nomination Tho prevailing opinion
among welifdnformed politicians, based on
the occurrences of the last Few days. ~
that the governor will get a majority. but
MOI the solid. vote of the Kentucky dele
CATION on the first ballot. Mckinley, 1t is
believed, Will get every vote on The second
ballot. with the third choice divided lie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
IT you Mzss1D
POST YESTERDAY
you MISS Ed

Following Live News Stories:
VERNON ROBERTS, the "old Al
f" In straight forward letter TO
= democrats.
or DELEGATES elected at tho
ado convention.
ABLE COURSE OF KENTUCKY
ates in the republican Nail0na az
.ntion--Bradley will probably ~;
, first ballot and Mckinley on ~
quent ballots.
F.; HUMoREp that President clsvc-
viii In a few days isanr q letter
& exactly where he ltands as g = !
nInatiop &
RAJ y LEE said TO have -
TO Cul IS commissioner -
MS consul by the president
ish papers are not well disposed
I'd him; weyler will welcome him
nally, but may not officially. that
,dlng on instructions from Spain.
.IAL ADvlcEs FROM HAVANA
If dcpredations committed by 10.
,nts and Of Cuban defeats In sev-a
slsirmishes.
1TARY oUEsADA Of the Cuesn
says the insurgents are organis.
new armies and eauippins them
arms from filibusterinE expeditions.
JEW YORK WORLD asserts that
n gold bonds will soon be % the
ct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Keep in the Procession.
Missed Yesterdays Post
And failed to catch the following
live news items:

And failed TO eaten INC Following
live news items:
WEYLER BURNED IN EFFIGY at Key
West, Fla, the local militia participant
ing, ana n riot was nearly precipitatcd.
AMERICAN ENGINEER who has just
returned from Cuba says the insurgents
will eventually win and gives his rea-
sons.
SPANISH AGAIN placing their depend
cnce ON the living wall across the island.
OFFICERS or THE BERMUDA arrested
for violating neutrality laws. ii is open
ly said TINT the vessel will make another
hihusicriug trip to Cuba.
MuRMrRS IN SPAIN against the meth
DDS used 10y the government In carrying
the elections.
EFFORTS OF MEMBERS of the Nelasco
syndicate to have the government buy
harhor improvements a, the mouth OF
the BTazos.
HOLMES TO BE BAPTIZED a Catholic.
CHICAGO MAN. CRAzED by fears of
want, murdered his children and sui
uidcd.
roRTY-THREE OTHER ITEMS OF Sport.
ing political. foreign and domestic items.
AND THEN THE POSTS COMMERCIAL
PAGE-Do you watch 1t closely? L, VIII
pay you.
Moral: The Post prints the news.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

JIAST n '7FF7'
An area of high pressure oVerlies me
East Gulf and South Atlantic States. An
area of low pressure is central over ne
Upper Mississippi valley, accompanies Wy
n loop which extends southwestWnru
Ole ,.,., ,,o,,.,,,
to cloudy. ..,,,, os
precipitation.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at al stations AT 0
d. m. Yesterday, 18th meridian time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
rye CITY.
ling the Leading Commercial
Population.

'ai3
the currency today issued finally
tionnl bank reserve city. This or.
delayed mainly by the applica-
,ptroller had about made up his
when the application from Dallas
alton of the claims OF the rival
between Texas cities that II IL
I tbs valuable influence possible
dairy of conflicting information
IL no doubt. however, that the
he recent municipal contest was
30 far ahead Of the showing made
decias 4 'sSuss 4 e; favor
aside from the prestige that ouch
approved March .. 1871. providing
les: p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
NEBRASKA FOR MCKINLEY
Platform Declares for n "Cnrrency OF
Gold. Silver and Paper
Delerates-at -large'


bHltEHt'N-hi-i''
J. L. WEBSTER, I p. KEN NAhD'
PETER JENSEN. q. II. THUMMEL.
Omaha, Nob., April l5.-Nobraska. hay
ing no fayorite son OF its own since me
withdrawal of eX -Senator Mandorson from
tho presidential race, unanimously inlorS-
ed the candidacy Of Ex-Governor Mckih-
ley
The State convention of Nebraska re-
puhlicans to select four delegates to inc
National convention mot here tonight
1057 DELEGATES being present. A resolution
rebiIking senator Thurston for tho actiV-
leading I'M to the selection of delegates.
was tabled The following delegates were
elected by reclamation and INSTRUCTED 70
support Mckinley; j, l.. Webster, fe,sr
mel, 49,,
A number OF leading republicans ah-
dressed the convention The platform de,
clares for a currency OF gold silver ana
paper "as sound as the government ana
as untarnished as its honor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Moral: The Post prints the news.

irish Lady. to /; TartarIan, S TO s;
rrnnby to /; sky Blue, . 10 /, Ray
Lochiel. 2 to l.
Newport winners were Han Ban, 10 TO
/; SidlSel, to 10; Zauonc. even; The
Tanker to ] The Blossom, to /.
May 10 is the date set by the l.. A. w.
for Houston In the National racing circuit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
onigh
;, NH powDER ExPI.oAsroN. 4

.RpuL POWDER EXPLOSION. n
,eo. Ill, April 15.--one Of the n,el4
,ns Of the Chicago Fire Works coln.l
i Gross Point, fourteen miles netf i
CIV. blew up this morning, rsrale.y
The death OF two employees ~ I
Nv injuring six nsore' 4:
,,rst discharge blew out the elees
h,,,ldipr, letting tho roof fail IA; &
:. INA remains Of Annie Borse ea4
to,,rd and It IS believed -
en- Lo ,,tsces. Nicholas BOWL I;
" horribly manglcd. X
= - baEy burned and ii: 4! y
N feared they will dis' II ssS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16
Moral: Read Tie Post.
ent tariff on export grain favorins
TT OF New Orleans.
lson officials In Galveston
LOCAL.

re.u,t Of The competitive examina.
r. appointment to West Point snd
oils.
itlon.
ton designstsd by tho comptrolles
currency ) reserve city for ~
banks.
VS. record IN the courts.
rse falls into q well.
olimentary concert at Aaeemp 4
ouiuhf KS 94tfi q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-16


Lochiel, 2 to !.
Newport winners were Han Ban, 10 TO
/; sidlSel, I to 10; Zauonc. even; The
Banker, to ]; The Blossom, to /.
May 10 is the date set by the l.. A. w.
for Houston In the National racing circuit.
STATE.
WIN Young. colored, arrested on sus-
picion. being charged with the Blue't as
sassination in jackson county.
A strong letter from the Old AIcaldc to
the Texas democracy. advocating har-
mony and fair play.
John Cronord Kills one negro and
wounds another In Houston county.
W. V. Berry of Crockett killed by
mustang pony he was breaking.
Proceedings OF the State Lumbermcn's
association.
Chairman Hardy has no faith I'm Mr..
Dudley's proposition 10 modify former nc
tion by the committee.
Dolly Fry the l2-ycar-old daughter of
Dr. Fry, killed by runaway team In
Galveston
Proceedings of the State Epworth
League In San Antonio.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate IN executive session ratified
the Bering sen arbitration treaty.
Senator Gray took up the day arguing
against tho seating of DUPONT
Several bits were passed by the senate.
resolution to appoint managers for
National soldiers homes brought out
vigorous attack on two of them by Mr..
Blue of Kansas. The charges We're answ-
cred, but there was no conclusion arrived
at
THE MARKET
Co,ton-Liverpool futures arc lower: no
change In tho American markets.
Demand for wool shows no improve
ment
The mnrket for molasses and syrups II
strong.
Wheat went up on cold weather reports.
Foreign buyers in the market and there
was q gain on the day,
RAILROAD.
The Katy reducing its forces In HOUSTON
and Galveston
u T.. Oloott elected president OF the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson.
Comparative statement, Of earnings for
March and FIRST week of April.
The Galveston. La Porte and Houston
and Galveston. Houston and Henderson
fight over the laying Of crossings in Dali
weston.
Local and general notes and personals
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-16

In painting photographs in water col.
ors a little gum water and OK gall arc
generally used, says The Art Inter
change. Some colorists add little car
Donate Of soda to the water but this
has tendency to affect the colors. Rub
bling the surface with india rubber Is
also resortod to, and, again, many paint
ers, after having dsmpened the print In
water. simply lick the surface Of the
photograph with the tongue and apply
the color while the surface is wet. Still
another method is to coat the surface
OF the photograph with a weak solution
OF isinglass containing few drops Of
alcohol. In any case the surface should
be damp from being soaked in water
before applying colors A solution Of
gum arabic is used also solution of 4
ounces Of Russian glue. with the same
quantity Of white soap dissolved in 9
pints Of hot water, TO which is added q
ounces Of powdered alum and an ounce
Of OK gall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-16
How to Avoid Drasy,.d Dresses.

Never sit in damp dress if il can be
avoided, for nothing so successfully
creases it. 1t should at once be taken
off and hung in a good position to dry.
Careful attention should always be paid
to dress braids and facipgs. If braid
is replaced AS soon as it commences to
wear, the facing will, in many in
stances, be saved
A dress braid should always be put
on by hand and in most instances roll.
ed on" If sewed on by machine more
timo is consumed in ripping it off when
it requires replacing than in both sew
ing on and ripping off a braid sewed Gu
by hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-16

If you want your brass teakettle or
brass andiLpns to shine with dazzling
luster, clean them with lemon peel.
Then dip them in common salt and
scour with dry brick dust.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-16
For Rent.

l--Warchousc on Esplanade.
2--Rcnted.
"a Furnished Cottage In a good location
for two or three months.
4 A Beautiful Summer Residence at the
Peninsula, Pearl City, completely furnished;
five rooms aud servants quarters. Win rent
cheap to desirable tenant The lot is over
an acre in size and well laid out, and com.
mands beautiful view of the harbor,
5-Store Room, 6OX4s, S25 per month,
driveway into It. Berctana street, rear of
City Feed Store.
6--Picce ground 30 feet 'front.' on Bereta-
mia street, next to City Feed Store. WIN
erect good store ON ground and lease 5 years
at $50 per month.
7-Rentcd.
S--Rcnred.
9--Furnishcd Cottage for couple at Wal.
Xxi, servants quarters, stablcs, etc, $50 per
month, long lease.
l0--Rcnted.
Hawaiian Business Agency,
2lO King street and 2O7 Merchant street.