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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-10

! MEXICAN RAILROADS.
;o Over Some of the Iron
Highways.
EATING HOUSES FIRST CLASS.
vsn Equipped ard Fast Time
r,,h close Connec ions-Thc
ssrpery IL Enchanting.

NIX San Antonio over the Southern
abroad. The Posts young mar
Id himself being whirled through
aar one of the best tracks in thu
I'D n seemed only short Will,
ragls Pass was reached. where
r,os, courteous treatment by th'
customs officials and a rapit
ian Of baggage, the Pullman sleep
switched onto the Mexican In.
anal train, which pulled out al
rate of speed.
fr,yino, which point is reached al
close connection Is made with
pn,erey and Mexican Gulf railway
nterey and Tampico.
AN Is reached at noon. where close
,ion Is made with the Mexican
A railway for the City of Mexico.
nro is reached n, p. m, after a
afternoon's ride through the noun
rom Torreon,
Forreon is situated one Of the best
stations IN Mexico Some six or
rbinamen run this hotel. and their
dre Of the business Is fully demon
by the "eH-H'''il 'api7- All the
stations on ms uile are sliperih-
by the railroad. and good fare at
rs is the result.
Mexican Central ROAD with us
b sleepers from Ne" orleans on the
ind III Faso on ,le west, 10 MeNico
bgether with ihelr iflashlilcent road
ourteous ana oniitihs conductors
convenient connections make IL
the leading ROAD oI the Repuhlic.
has orancn 10 lamPico ON the
fom Asuas Chl'eil'eS' ana pranch
daia1ara OH t'ie We7t from iran"a-
Ihen their contemplated extensions
|mpleted theN VIII nave a through
pm the gult 10 thN racine ana from
CITY 10 the eN"s poruer.
Monterey anu Mexican cur rail-
POM TreViho 70 Iahiplco Is mag
\ ROAD. unner most 'Nceiieht man
pr ana uhuerEolhE many improve
under tue present regime Inc
kal city on this route Is Monterey.
|s the thir' i'rEes' IN the Repub-
mas ,he l"rGeSl Snleiters III the
anu thelt men p'ouu'ts OF lead
over are shlpnea 10 New YORK via
e. ana tle gun over the Monterey
FeAican ''uIl Fall"ay me eating
e on TINS me are Montemorelas
[',oria' ana one Nies WIN the other
\ n''n va. pr" up the pest meal
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n, beathrun of Norman. Ark, Wis
this week.
'ael u. W. Hamlet of Italy, Texas,
amlett o.
george Du Mars and daughter of
.9a are visiting the family Of Jesse
lemon of Trenton. Texas, is visit
- p daughter, Mrs. j, r. Pridmore.
puchanan, correspondent of Texas
r,. sna Ranch, spent Saturday in AL
klet. 'F VI 'ai''ai'i W.
"a, a; chamberlain and wife of Bolton
''Nhs the family Of A. w. Wilker-
August zerwiph entertained about
"uples of friends at his home
H. o. town Monday night.
|ssarsuohs for the district convention
iouhg Peoples Society of Chris
~, snn'eaVor to be held in this place
|m" are progressing nicely. The TO-
ss,e eHlarmen Of committees have been
(ts., Music committee, Mrs. C. d.
FAT decoration committee, Mrs. S.
IN entertainment committee. Mrs.
M, uipson; reception committee. T..
49,, press committee, j. y. Graves
l,,i, von'rni'tee' Or. f. NJ. Duke: trans
pm O" committee, F, A. Haas. pro-
N'"Hhittee' W. S. Stephens.
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-. + T. Rennie and Miss Myrtle
Palas.mdve gone on an extended visit
r. IInsnard Atkinson of Crockett Wis.
l. .'latlyes here last week
Ass Parents here.
|tnr r,, Mrs. Delane of Houston were
kk 'a''es and friends here last
ke Of .sr TAYLOR company played "The
|on. II 'hsfno' TO a good house here.
EllS H. Powell of Henderson, KY,
Ethian,sU, deliver his famous lecture,
larra n Exposed" here on the 18th,
lgue SEW, viowa attended the Epworth
deba,, nee last Friday night TO hear
|aier Ina, Which Has Caused the
b.c, Influence Over Human Conduct,
d sides ' nrd or Fear of Punishment"
/ seemsd ere ably argued and all Gre
'' 10 be highly entertained.
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Professor Hawkins, the principal of Ga.
nado schools, has resigned his position
ami left for Houston today
La grippe is prevalent here now but the
type is very mild, and so far no serious
cases hnve deNeloned.
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here, the guest of DR.. ]. W. Matthews.
family this week
DR.. John Porter of Lyons was in town
Thursday
i four days Sunday school institute was
uus uii mere Thursday night under the in
u1l'oIl OF heN. Hoykin of Georgia. who
~ er4V'ihg IN the interest of Sunday
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TEXAS AND TEXANS.
Continued From Pages,

the following officers: George X.
hl councillor; o. S. Gibson, past
Aor' n, c. Pepes, vice councillor
Loesor treasurer; II. w. West
and, secretary.
III are ont for the marriage of James
mey and Miss George Norris at <iie
~ church next Wednesday night.
hish School Literary association
|a' the residence of DR.. j. S. Bruce
hight and successfully carried out
Il arranged programme.
hel J. I. Franklin of Waco Is here
~ Dr. +. o. Norris for medical
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NOTICE 10 -C'oNTTACTORs--Tne build.

--
NOTICE TO CONTUACTORS-~The build
ing committee Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church in Hampstead, Texas. solicit bldg
for the building OF II new church accord
ing 10 plans and specifications on nle at
The offices OF Dr. q, w. LcGrand, .ienip.
stead, and q. r.. Dickey. Houston, rexas.
All bids must be scaled and the bidders
meme written ncrcsH the seal. cncioset
thorewlth must be II certified check for
500, cond Aional that the bidder VIII cXe-
cute an acceptable bond for $1,000 within
ten days from the date of the acceptance
Of his bid for the completion of said huild.
ing according to contract. Al Lids must
be In the hands Of Or. G. W. LcGrand not
later than Y O'Clock IN. on February II.
1926 ana VIII be opened by the commit.
Zee NJ O'Clock y. IN. same day. Tho
committee reserve the right TO reject
amy or all bids, &, w. LcGrand. H.
Hhuscr. j. c. Amsler. committee.
IIompstcad. Texas, january "a. 1896.
VAULT WORK-Proposals win be re-
criVed at the February term Of the com
missionera court OF Houston county for
nluns m the vault OF tho county cicrk's
office with steel roller shelving and
pigeon holes. Address a. A. Aidrleh
County Judge. Crockett. Texas. II
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CALDWELL

|tttewsSS !, Womack NEE Miss Alma
4 this week AGO Is visiting her parents
ssys,i, Pool of Milano was IN the
E'aer-in.lay ~ this week, visiting his
r. o. g. co ar b. r Delamater.
Pets ruesdo. .npton OF Lyons was on the
E|,,on. jackson spent last Sunday in
roland Of Chappell Hin is
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand aui
typewriting by mail, write for circular
ard pOrtlculars regarding mail course.
The Houston Shorthand and yypewritinf
School Mason block "
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Personal.
Situations Wanted.

PARTIES needing friend and chapcronc
~ s,r's VIII piease see letter In office
lony, Richmond, Texas "' VA "a
ENFERiENCED hoollke ans oSf1c.,
n, 'i, "sslres a position. rapid ponman,
49,, aScurate. renable; salary mod
v ,,ta' service faithful; highest testimo.
',s 1Ndiress o'-2, care Post. L.
AN ENPERIENCED teacher das,ros a
poslNon N a country town, with a pri-
6iss, care Post '"' III
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NEW YORK RESTARANT--Yee Lee &
Co. proprietors; No. l0i7 Congress ave
nue.: flrst-class in every respect. reSnia
meals &c; open day and night. 2-4z
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Bids and Proposals.

PROPOSALS viii he received nj
the ofiice Of the architects. O.H.P, Rude
sill q Son, Until b o'clock, Wednesday
18Th, isM. for the completion OF a two
story bank and store building, to be
erected In the city of Richmond. Texas
for Hcasley g George. a certified check,
payable 20 Beasley & George, IN tho
sum of $500 must be filed with each pro
posal the conditions beng TINT the bid
tract Is awarded to him, enter INTO con
tract 10 furnish a satisfactory bond In
the sum OF 5000 for the faithful perform
uncp Of the works In accordance with
the plans and specifications aud under
the supervision OF the architects. Plans
ARE on file at the office OF the architects
ana ut the office OF iteaaley GEORGE,
the right TO reject any or all proposals. II
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Number Words. ltimeltms wk.lmo.

Advertisers should remember that lot.
tiers directed TO Initials only are. not de.
are used they ahould be directed TO the
care OF some person., firm or postofaice
box. Advertise can he left at our
office or sent through the mail to
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. TeIan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-10

MADAME H. WGSTPHAL'S Paris mas
querade costumes. 3l3 Mason Block; u
new. fine assortment of costumes ure
made to February masque halls; eos.
fumes for children from years ls
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NINE. c. A. BUJAc. pianiste. studio Y,
Mason block: especial attention naid u
rudimenis OF music. lessons at puplls
residences IL Desired: instruction to be-
gtnners also advanced studeats. 0
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s492 CASH--So-ncrc farm. is miles from
houston station s,s miles; Improve
other Inducements Address G A. Per.
kins. Sheldon. Texas. IL
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OFFICES TO RENT tn the KiAm build
ing. the best End most central location
In the city. Offices on second. fourth
and NTH floors: elevator. lanitor and
heating service. A cool building In SUM
i0er and "A warm one In winter. Rents
reasonable Apply at ED kisM's Man.
moth Clothing House. u
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-Owners OF Property
10 rent viii do well TO list II with me,
as 1 receive numerous applications and
my facilities for showing city property
are nrst-elass all property listed with
me win be advertised and shown free.
N. ii. NorHeet. Hutchins House. II
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WANTS..

TIC Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements for
situations waited of twenty-five words
or less three times free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-10

LADIES-lHor fancy cakes and pies 20
to Robertson's pelicatessen, 1915 Texas
lunch served at noon, lunch boxes 10
cents and up. 10
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LADIES-Ask your druggist for Nigor
Springs Mineral Water, and note quick
results. the greatest natural inVigoratOr
known: specific for diseases OF kidney
and liver. II
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LUCY r. BROWN, clalrvoyant, medium:
Information on any subject. can be round
Al No. ., Allen place between Brazos
and Rusk streets IL
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HOW TO become lawfi II physicians: med
Teal course by mail Ill Health Univer.
sitV Chicago. s-l0
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTED 10 BuY-One good Jersey
COW. cheap for cash. Address 679l. care
Post. 10
WANTED-We are paying from 20 to 80
cents per hundred pounds for good cast
iron scrap and want 500 tons at once.
IIartwell Iron Works. II
WAHTED-A second hand National cash
register. cheap. Address $. y. s.. Post.lo
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IF YOU own good lot In this city. l will
build you n house cheap on very small
monthly payments, interest only per
cent no cash ayment required. call NJ
once. | am ready to begin building I'M
mediately. VIM Manager. Jl7'a Mn.n
street. Room 2. "
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PRACTICAL FRENCH lessons by II
frcnchman. conversation, literature.
commercial correspondence, transla-
tons Address 1873 care Post. 10
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WATCHES. clocks. jeweiry, etc cold
At sacrifice. besinning November Is
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
Prairie avenue. II
IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings. improve your time
by taking the night course at the Ilous-
ton Shortha1d and Typewritng school,
Mason block. II
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/ HAVE customers for iotr In Third ward
also for a ave to seven room cottage.
corner lot preferred send me list Of
what you have. N. NJ. Norfieet. II
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING grind
ing and polishing, pricea moderate eiee
tric suppl.ls and repairs. l.. u. Miller
electric engineer. Houston. Texas. q
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PIANO and Organ tuner and repairer:
1920 Pease uve.. corner Austin. telephone
No. ~. G. A. Frank, Practical Piano
Maker 10
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
Corner South Flores Street and Military Plaza.
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY For THE LIGHT.
The cavalry squadron will leave
here on its practice march Thurs
day morning.
Captain Little, assistant quar-
termaster, has returned from a
leave of absence.
The infantry battalion will have
q special parade tomorrow after
noon at 5 80 o'clock.
Lieutenant Colonel Whitside
will command the cavalry squad
ron in the field with Lieutenant
Haines as battalion adjutant.
The senate has finally passed
the Joint resolution relative to the
medal Of honor authorized by the
acts Of July II, 1872, and March 3,
1913.
A number of kegs of beer were
arrested and placed in the guard
house day before yesterday. They
were turned loose yesterday morn.
ing.
This morning at revellie Private
Cornelius Van Lennep, 30 years Of
age and having nearly nine years
service, five Of which was in the
artillery, of company B, Eighteenth
infantry, was found dead in his
bed, and it is thought by his COM
rades that he committed suicide as
he bad been INDUCING rather free
" H. drink since he came in of the
practice march. He was apparent
iy in good health last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
RAILROAD NOTES.

]. w. Tate of the Cotton Belt, is
in town.
The Sunset pay car has left
Houston, and will be here next
Monday.
Herbert Durand, advertising
agent for the Iron Mountain, is in
the city.
G. A. Waterman, OF the Iron
Mountain, came in from Rockdale
this morning.
G. w. Bein, traffic manager Of
the Southern Pacific, is in the city,
accompanied by his wife.
All the trains were late this
morning, waiting for excursionists
who came in to witness the Battle
of Flowers.
Commercial Agent G. w. Fish, of
the Mexican international, at La
redo, is in the city, and leaves for
Waco tonight.
Seats have been placed on the
galleries of the Arkansas Pass gen.
eral offices for spectators for the
Flower Battle parade.
The railroad ticket agents will be
at work tomorrow selling tickets
for the Mexico excursions. A big
crowd is expected to 90.
l.. w. Wells, superintendent OF
the Katy, north of Denison, came
all the way from Parsons, Kan,
to witness the Flower Battle.
Jake Zurn, district agent for the
Texas and Pacific at Fort Worth, is
here, attending the Knights Temp
lar conclave and will 60 to Mexico.
F. M. Gilbough, Of the Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar,
is in the city from Galveston. Mr..
Gilbough is the land agent for the
Santa Fe.
The Arkansas Pass brought in
about 1000 people, the Southern
Pacific and the international about
$500 each, and the Gulf Shore
about 500 for the knights Templar
conclave and the Battle Of Flowers.
G. F. Bowerfined, conductor on
the International at Galveston, is
in the city, accompanied by his
wife and SON, to attend the Knights
Templar conclave and also the
Battle Of Flowers. They are going
to Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
Should Be Regulated.

Alamo plaza park is continual
ly infested by impudent negroes
and buns. This park, the most
picturesque and interesting In our
city, is practically closed to our
respectable citizens, especially
ladies, who are forced to stand
while waiting for cars, by the
presence of these Objectionable
characters,
The business men on the plaza
would like to hear the tap of the
chilly" and the ominous "move
on wild yez, there" of the police
man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
Birthday Surprise.

On April 18th surprise and
birthday party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Betz, on
Dignowity hill, in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Bertha, sixteenth
birthday, and very dainty repast
was served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Behrmann,
Misses Thekla Fickel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fickel, Messrs. John Long, Pete
and Henry Winckler and Theo.
KrauSer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
Benefit Concert.

The concert at the Grand opera
house for the bel eft of the Confed-
crate memorial fund, was very
largely attended last night. The
concert feature was very we'll rem
dered aud several fine vocal num-
bers were sung.
Gen. John H. Reagan was intro
duced by Judge w. s. Fly. and de-
livered a lengthy address.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
WEATHER NOTES.
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY,

The Seventy seventh anniversary Of
.aig, ba notebra,ad 81 P,vors, Eu p.rL "n
Saturday, April 25, 1896, ty the lodges OF
the l. o. o. +. in this city. The festivi-
ties to begin at D. IN. A basket lunch
and ice cream will be served by the mem
bers Of the order. Members desiring to
invite friends can obtain a limited num-
Der OF tickets free of charge from either
one Of the undersigned committee.
H. G. MILLER,
II. B. SALLIwAY,
42l4t CHAs. L. SAUER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21

David Farley, colored, was ar
rested this morning on an affidavit
sworn out by his wife, Rosa Fair
ley, charging him with using
abusive language toward her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at 8 p. m,
April %:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
WEATHER NOTES.
The weather is decidedly cooler this
morning over the Texas panhandle, Kan
sas and the lower Missouri valley, the
temperature changes ranging from IA to
20 degrees. Elsewhere. over the south
western country. nearly stationary tenn
peratures prevail.
Cloudy weather is general, except over
Texas, but no rain has fallen during the
past twentyfour hours.
There is slight barometic depression
over North Texas ard the barometer is
highest over Nebraska and the middle
gulf coast.
S. B. PFANNER, Observer.
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Birthday Celebration.

Mrs. A. Nordmann celebrated
her birthday anniversary yester-
day afternoon with number Of
friends at her home on Goliad
street. Refreshments were served
and q general good time was in
dulged in. Some good musical
selections were rendered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
Wednesday Morning at 9;l5

Carl Beck's full Military Band will render
for the first time at Thos. Goggan & Bros.
Music Store, corner Houston and Navarro
streets. the celebrated 'S8ngergruss
March," composed by Prof. Steinfeldt and
published by Thos. Goggan & Bros. In
honor of the 21st Sengerfest, DR.. B. Z.
Hadra, president.
Piano arrangement now on sale. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21

cure tn ase cases per-
maueptly. Il he has
hat the experience
and given toe study
to these diseases that
they deserye he
should OF fail; ifhs
does, il shows con-
clusiyely that he is
not conn etent to
handle ouch cases. 4"
: " . DR. Hathaway
& Co. cure such dis
eases permanently
and for life. They
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WRENOHED FROM THE WIRES.


yesterday evening.
Massachusetts, state democratic
convention meets today.
Heavy winds break shade trees
and rains flood Newcastle, Pa.
Movement made in the German
reichstag to prevent duelling.
Typhus fever is increasing
among the destitute Armenisns.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Glenwood cemetery, Houston.
Rhode Island democrats will
favor the nomination of Whitney.
House goes into committee Of
the whole on the general deficiency
bill.
Two persons killed by tornado
and others injured in Sandusky
county, o.
Preparations are made to cele-
brate San Jacinto in San Marcos in
good style.
Negro lynched in Cleveland
county, Arkansas, for outraging
white girl.
+. +. Barry, brother OF the Dali
las Ex-Msyor of that name, suici-
des at Taylor.
An independent county demo-
cratic ticket is to be brought out
in Travis county.
Stubborn skirmishing reported
in Pinar Del Rio, with the Spanish
troops victorious.
Battle on a Jacksonville, Fla,
street car results in the fatal
wounding Of three.
The bond bill is sidetracked by
agreement until the appropriation
bills are considered.
Albert Sommerville, the Rich
mond murderer, is taken to Hous-
ton to prevent lynching.
Silver men will control the
Alabama state democratic conven-
ton, which meets today.
Waco Baptists raise a fund for
the relief of Rev. Diaz and offer
prayer also, for his release.
Cotton mill project in A Justin is
getting along swimmingly, $92, 900
out of the 500, 900 is taken.
Joiut resolution for the appoint
ment of national soldiers home
managers adopted by senate.
A. p. A. leaders are in confer
ence at Cincinnati to plot against
the nomination Of Mckinley.
The attorney general will say to-
day il saloons are to be closed on
Dudley's primary election day.
Democracy grow more hopeful of
the situation and think that Chica-
80 may nominate the president.
Twentieth annual meet Of the
Texas State Sportman's associa-
ton is SHINY attended at Hous-
ton.
Senate tskesup the Indian ap-
preparation bill. Amendment
passes Withholding aid to sectarian
schools.
United States Supreme court
holds that the state can tax all
lands patented and unpatented
held by railroads.
Dallas sound money democratic
convention is attended by about
100, who agree to reorganize on a
sound money basis.
French and Russian members
of the Egyptian commission want
the funds used in the Nile expe-
dition returned to the treasury.
Lily White republicans of Texas
hold convention at Houston and
elect McGregor, Goodell, Norton
and Schmitz to represent Texas in
the ST. Louis convention.
Opalouss, La, is in a state Of
siege. The town is surrounded by
a mob intent on capturing the
court house and it is defended by a
like number, all armed with win
chesters. Bloody times are feared.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
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RECEPTION PROGRAM
Of the R. E. Grand Oommandery, K. T.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1896.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90, 1896.
$3.50 A. M.-San Antonio Commandery
No. Z and visiting Sir knights will as
semble on Alamo plaza to escort K. Z.
Grand Commander to Grand Opera house
for devotional exercises. Sir knights in
$50 p. M.-Full dress parade at Fort
Sam Houston by the garrison in honor OF
visiting Sir knights.
$40 P. M.-Concert on Alamo plaza by
the Fifth U. S. cavalry band.
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1896.
900 p. M.-Informal reception of visit
ing Sir Knights and their ladies at Beet
hoyen Mannerchor hall, South Alamo
street. Dancing from 10 to IL o'clock.
Sir Knights will wear caps and belts
without swords.