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For trade--Seven head of work
horses-John Byrne. sos Springer. lm
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Land office at Guthrie, O. r. Dee d.
1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ng-named settler has filed notice of bis
intention 90 make final proof iu support
Of hi~ claim aud that said proof viii b,
made before the register and receiver al
Guthrie. on Jan 22, 1856, viz:
Franci, NJ Donaldson who made II
Nos 81 for the W hi nc or and >o o. oil
me- Qr sec, -, Up ~. % e..
lie names the following witnesses u
prove his continuous residence upon anC
cultivation Of said land:
David Ulster, oi Guthrie. OK. william
j RYAN. 0f Garden, OK; Augustus II Bar
nard, of Guthrie, OK; Thomas. Babb, u
GardeuOk
A ~ j. CROOK Register.
2s57
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Wanted-A good 1900 pound work
horse. Charles 4. smith. miles south
OF Guthrie
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December 2s.
NOtice for Publication.
Ia the district court Of Logan cDnn
Is, Oklahoma Territory.
lmogene II Gariing. ffff

lmoeche u. PAfiihEs - ~
vs..
George H. CARING, Deft.
Tae said defendant, George Il. Bar
ling. viii take notice that he haslbsen
saed by the above named plaintin, ia
the court above entitled. for diprce,
and must answer the petition of the
plaintiff filed ia said aerion, on or be-
fore the lOth day of February A. n.
1890, or the said pstitipa viii o. taken
a. true aud a jndgmentnad DECREE will
be rendered Tor the phiintin in said
action, forever disolying She "a ntrriage
relations existing between the said
piaiHtiff aud the said defendant, and
granting the plaintiff diverse from
the said defendant and adjudging that
the piaiatiff recover OF the defendant
the cost OF said action.
Attest. This eth day of December,
ts95: Louis Z. Pitts Clerk OF the DIS
trict court OF Logan county, Oklaho-
na Territory
By Alfred $. De witt. Deputy.
Keaton 4 cotteraL Attorneys for
Plantff.
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For Trade Good family mare to
trade for mitch COW. Call on or al
dress w. B. llcrud, O,Wego block.
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NOR1H. EAsr ANn .Nbsp
sourn. sorrHEAsr ANp souIANEsr.

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
NoGuthrie. Guthrie. ri. WOrths9alv 's'n
40s i2;e5 D. m. 2:35 p. M. 1910 y. M y; = I'm.
4O5 40 - % an. 1880 p. m. s:34 =. IN R;l5 p, M.
4s3l2:l5 p. m. i;OO p. IN Local Freight
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Middle age woman wants situation.
10 keep honse, good cook. ms Noble
ave.
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ON it may Concern:

To whom it may Concern.
This is 10 certify that we, the under
signed residents Of Guthrie, Logan
county, territory Of Oklahoma, have
associated ourselves together under
She firm name of Nix lialsell & Co,
for the purpose Of carrying on "a
wholesale grocery business IN the ter.
ritory Of Oklahoma and Indian tern
tory.
In witness whereof we each OF us
set our hand hereto.
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w. A FEAsIEH.
Territory Of Oklahoma,

Territory gi-,"}y,, Of 4, oklahoma , 'l',l SIS.
Before me, G j. Tuohy, notary
public, in aud for above named county
aud territory, personally appeared the
above named parties, who are to mc
known 10 bc the same persons, Whose
names are signed 90 the above certifii-
cate, aud who in my presence duly ace
knowledgcd the execution Of the same
Witness my hand aud seal this tI
day OF December 1888.
lsEALI G.. j. TUonY,
Notary Public
NV commission expires Dec. l1 ls9s
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Notice for publication.

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Ian t 1sNgI
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70 NJ Meets every Tuesday night in X.
] of T.. nah Visiting chiefs always, well
come J. n. TAYLOR, Sachem
NJ n. CHERRY chief of Records
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100 ILLUSTRATORS w oppCR AGf lust KILLING


They say there is ti.lt Of firin' DOVE Al
Saratoga. d4lh't hs roo much About it as Josiah
ma. naturally .n,re are uiuF- that arc talked II
leid hnh irlni thc Ats. on lAAt he'd better let
{ r ItItely alone.
ButLe .eeinci so. Tie said 'i; vasnore ftlion-
bic aWplg5' u.ifi,i Zen end Wmmeu than
4sAllutblr HIlons pardneie.'
Wall" says g.. Il sAal have uothin' 10 do with
There wss youug En"li.h Pirl fboardn' 10 The
-i1e place " lil SIC DIRE "a t1u.c Ike young
han. ertrei cane. eic. Rln Size wu1 one al HE
.AIlA hsd E.licr s1. his ewes on Arr g. Deu'
.ool "ne lD i.y Ais ezprtin- -nt VIA.
c2iTlc5 SAY OF IT.
"Delieious humar"- lYW Cuieioa.
" % issn r,in "a &C ihe keeuest sarcasm
ia t.s ioiiiys oi fa-Lion." OJ-
IfF.r-
51 evomciitinsly funny, We had &c sit
Eek anal laush IA Iati tho Tears came. p
f~Hv U4Hrss.
UalaesliouaDly her besl."--Derot Free
nres.
bITFERErr SATIRE, COATED WIN THE
wEIrssr on EXuILARATIAG FUS.'- B'sAop
Arrm 20.
USPARALLELED OFFER.
Nearly roo 600 have been sold at $3.50
zach. hut naN ve nfer. 0sfH 10 0ur Toldfrs
'lis wiii.est and moel richly ll4striuo4 humorous
b4ns
Every dollar paid in advance for IN,
Oklahoma Leader gets book,
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1t viii meet al Orlando, Eel. 4, 90,
at p. m.
PROGRAM
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Notice for Publication.

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~rTuRIE Lodgs No. g. |. O. O. =. meets
IN Monday night Of each weeh az ';30 Nis-
iuuP odd Fellows always welcome.
II. q. GORTON, n. q.
CIV BRUCE. Sec'y lock box l5a.
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First published in OkiaAmna Lea
Tan llt4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
FOREIGN rRIEFs.

LIMA, Pefu-The Italian colony rs rails.
Ing relief fund for the Italians wounded
ia Abya3inia and widows and orphans.
NEW YORK--A special 10 the World
rays President Crespo OF Venezuela has
recommended a loan 10 pay Off railroad
debis.
cAiRO-The British Egyptian troops un
der orders TO proceed M the Nile In tho
direction of Dongola VIII consist OF 5000
men. All VIII carry arms
NALPARAIsO, Chlli-A series OF very
severe earthquake shocks followed each
other In rapid succession last Friday. They
were the most alarming known In many
years.
PARASITIC minister of agriculture. NJ
Nigre, has issued decree that import ed
cattle need not be killed on landing. They
Wall however. be specially tested for tu-
berculosls.
PARlS-Thomaa O'Brien. the American
blnco steercr. who shot and Killed II. id'
Waddcll. another American crook on
March "a last, has been sentenced to penal
Seryitude for hie.
BERiJN-In the reichstag the govern
ment announced ;hat q flIther Inquiry
would bc made into the ease OF DR.. Peters
the African explorer accused OF Numbering
two negroes. one Of them his n,iytress.
VIENNA eputy Suess intends TO intro
dncc al once into the refchzath a motion
calling upon the Austrian government Ia
endeaNor TO solve the bimetalllc question
through the medium OF an international
ayr. efneUt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
THEO. KELLER,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
SHORT MEMS STORIES,

ST. LoUIS-General French, the chic
officer of the Salvation Army for sN
Western States says the withdrawal OF
darlington Booth VIII have no perc PIT
/ bic effect upon the army in Ameica.
NEW ORLEANS. La.-William Duke
supervisor OF elevtions of St James par
ish, was shot and killed by j. \. Quincy
one Of mis- tenants. who was In turn shot
in the abdomen. Both men were promi-
nent.
BENTON HARBOR, Mich--Irfurated
by thu refusal of Miss Gertrude Bailey to
longer accept his attentions, Archie Be-
lanyea, a young Frenchman, went to her
home near here and after shooting her
dead and attempting to kill her sister
and mother. committed suicide.
CH1CAGO-A email riot occurred in the
town Of Niles Center in this county. IN
which two men were fatally wounded
and several others badly pound d NJ. The
fight originated in an attempt of Tax Col
lector Hasse TO obtain a poll tax of Fred
kragbein.
and William Boyd. two students at the
Agricultural college at Evergreen, quar-
relied over n triiiinG capSe. Boyd was
cut three times nd fatany hurt. Moore
was instantly killed 10y having his head
crushed in by q blow from a club,
CINCINNATl-The court has adiudged
Father Dominick O'Grady insane and he
was committed TO the ASYLUM. He Is
not expected TO live long and will never
ha tried for the sensational murder OF
Mary Gilmartin two years ago. lie be-
came intimate with tho beautiful girl in
Ireland. They came to this country to-
cether, When she attempted TO rot away
from him he pursued her and murdered
her on the street.
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TEXAS RATEs.
Arbitrator. WIN Meet n St; Louis April

| Arbitrators WIN Meet in ST. Louis April
| to Consider tho Case.
st. Louis. Mo-. March II.--During the
past cotton season in Texas there was
| considerable dissatisfaction with the ad-
justment OF export rates In regard to the
insurance ciUerentals through the vari-
ons iulf and Atlantic ports. This feeling
was not confined to the carriers but was
participated In by skipping interests a.
Galveston, New Orleans aud Atlantic
ports 10 an extent that attracted tho
notice OF the Texas raiit'sad commission.
Upon Its becoming apparent that no
agreement could be reached In the prem
ises which would be entirely satisfactory
TO the conflicting interests Il was ar
ranged 10 leave the question to arbitra-
ton, and a board was selected consisting
OF Vice Pisasidont w. H. Newman of the
Chicago and Northwestern railway; ID. d.
Morev. late general freight agent OF the
Illinois Central lines s1nth OF the Ohio
river, aud Mr.. Richard Lord. and they
have issued a cali for a hearing to TAXA
place 1T St. Louis Wednesday, April 4.
The board OF arbitrators, comprising az
Il does men with an unusuel knowledge OF
the subject TO he considered and with
wide experience in every branch NJ tho
question. IN an exceptionally competent
one and their decision VIII finally dispose
OF very important and Troublesome con-
troversys
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Senators James and Walton were or
hand again this morning and had no dim
Guilty In getting into the house chamber
The sheriff made no attempt to clear tn.
cloak room of the senate. but about 1873
O'Clock he ordered all persons except men,
bers and officers to leave the upper corri-
doris, and this was done. The crowd pres
ent. however was much smaller than yes
terday. and Indications for trouble OF any
KIND are few.
Tho Joint assembly convened promptly
al ~ o'clock. and everything pnsssd on
quietly The can OF tho roll showed lSl
members present. ncccsFary 10 q choice
u There was only one pair, Freeman
Win Holloway The republican senators
refused to vote.
Senator Hayward arose and declared
that tho preservation OF the public credit
required the maintenance OF a SOUND cur.
for a man who favored these principles
John q, Carlisle. the greatest secretary
VI The United States treasury since Ham
iiton, The announcement OF his vote was
greeted with cheers.
Al the conclusion OF the roll call of tho
senate senator DebOe asked for call
OF the nbsontees, ana the republicans then
voted for Boyle. Popuiist Poor voted for
Petit
Tho ballot resultcd blackburn Of. Car.
Isle II. Boyle 81, Petit /. Bucknor l. The
chair announced that us no one had re-
ceiyed majority OF the votes cast, there
had been no election. Upon motion the
assembly adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
THE REBELS ROUTED.
President Zclaya's Army Defeats the
Enemy.

President Zclaya's Army Defeats the
| Enemy.
| Managua, Nicaragua, March I.-iCopy-
| righted 1895, by Associated Prcss). The
Nicaraguan government troops won an.
other important victory over the rebel
forces of the Lconists, A battle took
place at Piatal. not far FROM Momotombo
Between 700 and 5000 men were engaged
tho fighting was gcvcrc aud the troops
from Leon. ChihunTalpa and Chlnnndega,
the three strongholds of the LooniHtR,
numbering about 1890 men. were complete,
~ routed with loss OF about 200 KILLED
and wounded. only about fifty OF the gov.
eminent troops, numbering about 1900 men
wore killed or wounded
Tho rebels were commanded by General
ortiz, commander In chief Of the Leon
forces, but Baca, the rebel president was
nj Leon, II Ia believed, supervising tho
work of putting that city In as complete
state OF defense IA possible, previous to
the arrival before IT Of tho government
army ana the army which the govern
m"nt of Honduras has sent to the sup-
port OF President Hclaya The government
iroops were commanded by Generals Pnig
and Bolan
All government troops arc now being
concentrated for an advance on Leon.
which win be commenced In n few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
POLITICAL PoINrERs.

Fifth Wisconsin republican district con
vention adopted resolutions indorsing tn,
candidacy OF William Mckinley.
The executive committee Of the Con.
necticut democratic State central commit.
toe has named June 10 as the date for the
state convention.
Conventions have been held by two.
thirds of the counties OF Wisconsin state
and In ali but i've delegates were in
structed for Mckinley.
The republican convention for the First
assembly district OF New York unani-
mously adopted resolutions instructing
the delegates TO the State convention Ia
work and vote for a Mckinley delegation.
Editor w. u. Matthews OF the Stuttgart
Free Press prints two-colunin editorial
In which ha bitterly denounces Powell
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New York, March li,--A dispatch 10 the
Herald from Managua says: An cngoge-
mcnt In which tho rebels were defeated
occurred Thursday ut Ill Jahlon between
Inpaz and Nnearotc. The Insurgents loss
was ihirty-hvc lsliici and eighty wound.
ed. Forty-two prisoners were taken by
President Zclaya'E men. One cannon and
quantities OF arms and provisions were
captured. 7hc principal families OF Leon
have lied 20 Honduras
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Cotton-Futures closed higher in all
markets; the worlds visible supply de-
CREASED over 10000 bales during the week.
Sugar advance sc.
Good cattle in demand locally,
Wheat-Dull. but firm and gained 5-Sc
Stocks still bear the imprint Of manipu-
latlou.
Cotton-Market lower on the day, but
higher on the week.
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LOCAL.

The mayors election proclamation.
The wires tapped" and the pool rooms
lose heavily.
A reunion OF old Texas Rangers sug-
gested,
Big d.mooratic mass meeting at the
market hall.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions home for street car and railroad
men opened.
Record Of the courts for a day.
Todays Events
Meeting of Dick Bowling camp At 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Mascowch. March 1.-THE ncgus has re-
vlewcd 10000 OF his troops In tho presence
% Major Salsa. the Italian officer who Is
treating for peace With the Atyfsininns.
Tho troops marched In good order md
were well armed.
Tho negns showed Major Salsa his guam
fltics nt provisions. The Italians having
some time ago been under the belief that
the .Ahyssinians we're shor, OF supplies. In
fact. u ~ said tbis was one of the reasons
which prompted General BAratieu to make
his disastrous advance upon tho TiHro.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

I publicann He counScls q general revolt
and announces he Will have no more Of
! Claytonsm.
| Conventions 10 elect delegates to the re-
| publican National convention at ST. Louis
| werc held In each OF the congressional
districts OF Eric county, Now York IN
the Thirty-third district Mckinley won.
The resolutions adopted by tho Thirty
second district convention declared for
Morton.
There If some foundation for tho belief
mat the Union league element of the re-
publican party In New York city favors
Major Mckinley. whether az first choice
or second to Governor Morton Is a quos-
tlon Tor tho Plat people to conjure with
MINDFUL OF these conditions tho leaderu
or The majority are laying plans to over
whclm the minority faction at the polls
on Monday and 10 completely quash il
opposition " 0' w"
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TIE RRITIsH ApvANcE.

Cairo. March l4-The advance OF the
British-E Egyptian troops from Wadyhaifa
up the Nile upon Dongola VIII be COM
rnenced without delay, according to i
statement made In seTni-oIfcial circles
here The Connaught Rangers nave al
ready been ordered TO Walyhalfa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. March Is For Wyoming
and Montana: Fair and warmer; south
eriy winds.
colorado: Fair: warmer In northern
portion: southeasterly WINDS.
North and South Dakota; FAR ana
warmer; winds becoming southeriy'
Louisiana and ArSansss' oo ShSuag yoT rha
threatening with showers co''s'' "o' w
erly winds. s,,.-.,.a,.,. ,olasr. north-
erlv winds.
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FEAR or DpRVIsurs

London, March 1i.-A dispatch 20 the
Globe from Cairo says, The fast OF Rama.
dan ends tomorrow and II is thought there
that the Dervishcs VIII cause trouble and
march northward Tho dlspatrh Odds that
much anxiety Is felt IN oftlcial circles AMI
the military authorities have been tn con-
sultation all Cay l0gs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
RISEIAN Al.AIlAi-

New York March IA dispatch 90 the
Herald from st. Petersburg says: Tho
Viedomoadisu oxpfesFes ala rin at tho fact
that the Japanese have given large orders
egteUt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
SPORT

Houston and Chicago will play bali to-
day,
New Orleans winners. Molle b., II TO
q Roltaire ! to 10, Marcel. Z 10 .; Jake
Zimmerman, to /: AudriA, to 3; Plug,
4 to /.
Texas pool rooms were touched by u
false wire on the New orleans races.
other cities all over the country were hit
hard.
Julian declined Dan Stuarts offer OF
purse, and sad Fitzsimmons wants 4
rest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

mere was not even the semblarce Of n
row IN Kentucky; republicans voted. but
there was no election.
Governor Bradley has issued an order
to the sheriff to preserve order In the
capital building, and If necessary to enter
the Joint assembly. lie will not call an
extra session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
sLAgHEp A DEAcoN

Guthrie. o. T., March H.--robe Adams.
a negro rouitaboat. created a disturbance
al the coiored Baptist church last night.
and In the melee that followed drew a
razor and fatally cut Deacon McLain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

crowded and the same is true OF the prin-
cipal music halls
George Alexander has accepted new
hvc-act play by George Carton, which
VIII be the successor 10 the prisoner OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
ROYAL NETTIE.
The Wrong Report HIT Cities All Over
the Country.

The Wrong Report HIT Cities All over
the Country,
New Orleans La, March 1.-THE Of
fclals of the telegraph company here are
reticent concerning the false report sent
out by the racing department from the
race track today that Royal Nettie had
won the last race instead OF Plug, but
from the best obtainable information the
trick was done by an operator in the tel
esraph office at the race track. II was
about an hour after the false report had
been sent 10 all the pool rooms in the
country that the change made in the re-
suit was discovered.
The pool room operator states that his
message giving the result of the race was
correct as filed with the telegraph COM
pany and he was greatly surprised TO
find that his message had not been cor-
rectly sent. The pool rooms in Texas
claim to have lost $500 while the Bir-
mingham tAla.) pool room lost $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

NEW YORK-The name Of the new
reiisious Organization headed by Balling-
,e,,s pooth VIII I've Gods American Nclun-
, ,os, The standard will be distinctly
American
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

me BOARD Of arbitration in the Texas
cotton insurance diffcreptials will meet
in st. Louis April 1.
Government will issue very exhaustive
report on the cotton crop of 1895 Monday
a Texan VII erect monument in
louisville COMMUNICATING man who
gave his life for him.
An y. 7. \. congress snan has been chal-
ienged to fight by defender OF the
church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

New style sleeping car,
Earnings reported for the first week
Of March
American Association Of General Pas
senger Agents annual meeting to he held
In Richmond Va. this week
Interesting statement showing dspos-
ton OF increased earnings.
Last spike driven on ihe Gulf and In
tcrstatc
Notice of withdrawal OF Southern Pacific
Sunsent limited trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
STATE.

Gonzales republicans indorse Hawley for
congress.
Arkansas county democrats instruct for
Low for congress with Judge Earnest as
second choice.
Commissioner Baker gives notice 10 pur-
chasers Of State lands that forfeitures
VIII begin on November / next and all
delinquents are urged 10 act accordingly.
Muldeon Hickman arrested for attempt
ing to outrage little girl near Armour
Governor issues n quarantine proolama-
ton.
Chairman Hardy replies TO Chairman
Dudley.
Senator Stafford candidate for con-
gress in the Third district. He is for free
silver.
John Dore given the death sentence for
rape at Palo Pinto.
Congressman Bailey predicts splits In
both National conventions.
Galveston democrats VIII vote for or
against free silver coinage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
TODRYS FEATURES.
ttooabilities- showers; colder; north.
crly winds.
FOREIGN

ilaiy VIII he materially aided by the
visit OF Count ,Goluchowsky To Berlin MS
she VIII not bo forced out OF the dreibunJ
ana VIII not have to aid Germany In a
! val with France or Russia, though Aus
rs, wan give assistance in such an event.
bnHssat damage was done by the Euro
70 n floods
.-3he expose Of DIR, Peters in the reich
stag mas proved a backset TO German
colonial schemes.
ms English army is much pioased at
Ihe prospect of active work In the soudan
1t is sad England intends to reaonuuer
tte territory OF the mahdi province by
province.
ne London Field declares against Yale
taxing part in the Henley regatta,
british troops have already been started
up the Nile toward Dongola
me emperor OF Abyssinia showed his
fosess to an Italian officer In an effort to
obtain peace.
president Helaya inflicted another heavy
ueIeat on the Leonst rebels
y Special TO the World gives two rea-
sons Tor English advance into the Son.
uaN' one Of them OF a startling naure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15
CUBAN.

Further accounts of Spanish butchery
come from Cuba, women and children
were shot down and girls outraged at
Palmos de Pedroso.
Official reports alegc that the insur-
gents have laid waste many plantations.
Weyler's recall is rumored at Barcelona.
The GlbustercT Bermuda has steam up
and is ready to sail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-15

Louisville, KY. March ii.-Royal Nettie
was played off the boards in the local
pool rooms The amount pulled down by
ticket holders will run into the thous-