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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-15
ISLAND CITY BUDGET.

International Brotherhood of Firemen in
Session--Cotton Tie Trust.
Galveston, Texas. September 1.-THE hi
ennial convention of the International
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen met
in Harmony hall this morning with about
$50 delegates present, representing $50
lodges of the order. The session was an
executive one, as all the sessions devoted
TO business Will he. and reporters are
iigidy excluded. but with the understand
ing that they will lie advised of any pro-
ceedings of Il character to interest the
general public. After the roll call this
morning Grand Master Workman Sar-
gent began die reading of his annual
report, which was not finished until the al
ternoon session. II was devoted so a re-
View Of the order and the prevailing con-
ditions and congratulated the members
upon the progress and well being of The
order norwi outstanding the unusually
nara times through which The country
has passed In the past two years.
Ioulsht there was a public reception at
the Grand opera house, which was largely
attended and at which many pleAan
speeches We're made.
BOLIVAR FERRY.
one of the matters which engaged the
attention of the county commissioners
court today was the establishing of
ferry between the Island city and Per,
liollNar ~ was stated 10y petitioners
That the Gulf and Interstate Railroad
company Is about 10 construct approaches
Tor a railway ferry aud that the county
can. in connection herewith construc. "A
wagon ferry for about one-half what ii
would cost to build an independent APP
proaci. Ihcre was some objection 10
gong INTO cahoots with the railway com
,AhS Tor Terry building, hu' he Port Dol
war representative was very insistent and
mitiee.
A
asking mat he county JON the city IN
mHlllins siNtecn-foot driveway from
lhirty-ntth and T. TO the beach, a dis
lance OF nine blocks, auch a roadway
me petitioner said the city aldermen had
expressed a de ire to cooperate with the
.oun IN constructing the road and the
road ami bridge committee was instructed
10 look into the matter.
County Surveyor hoxie reported that
IN" uraW or the county bridge would
be ready to he iested next Wednesday,.
COTTON TIE TRUST.
n cotton tie trust has developed within
the last few days, and the indications are
that the price of cotton ties VII be adj
vanced from $3.50 TO $3.50 per bundle with
IN inc next few days. Certain Galveston
socks ana they have been unable to buy
LES TO- fill their outstanding contracts.
i mere Is now Large stock OF ties stored
- i4tN 'StNu' bul tnry are apparently not
on M market. and the local jcbbers can
Bot huy them. one Galveston firm, which
9 as laggely IN haggng and ties has en-
ueaFortd 10 buy t.es IN New Dreams. and
! ne conditioa Of ties in that market has
Nseh round 20 lac the same as that which
obtains IN Galveston
II IS surmiscd that II the plans OF tho
rus, are attempted to be carried out on
ny nhtS alleges CT suspected this farmers
W w i,, rune. and VIII md some otuec means
OF Tying their cotton bales for market
MARINE NOTES.
Ihe British steamship Avona, CAPTAIN
W!daess' cleared this morning for Man
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cH1cKAsAw GOVERNMENT.
Governor Harris Pleads for Economy-Op.
n0.nl 20 \ l.Ll 10 ILnrLt ltrn-

Governor Harris Pleads for Fconomy-Op-
posed to Yield ne Heritage.
Ardmorn l. r. seutcn,t.r "a -co,.orr,r
't''''i'' j. " S'p''iH"'t i"'-'ioNerhor
lla'rs yesterday delivered his message
to the Chickasaw legislature, which Is now
in session MT Tishouirro
rh, -.
"o message was delivered In the Chick
asaw tongue and interpreted into the Eng
fish Language. sne,kirc oc INA N..-,',,a
n,,,.o.,y t, '''i'S Va '''e Na|o"
nn,,c, ~ ne saSs; a snort llme back this
''' ~" was hraVlly Indebted 80 much so
- fo., 10 ,.tuot her lnsoiNont without inter-
irrns Win lhe trust Iund Nationally We
a., q ~ worse financial condition tnan we
,'', vFVi n"tn al any time during our
cc.'1 .shN'ns mate draw on the trust
' ,"i ,, uI Fipth"' paylig the same On the
, ,1.,l Irnl' ,together with n small
"'pVuHt nI Iochl feNe ics received.
see from inc report OF The national
nunI1" iet, N a. ne mas cash balance on
nHud 9l SsGNll.5p. SEQ no legitimate rea-
""i, WY our lpcal revenues can not be
oH, l' a,H phld over, wMth, counting
HV3out S"~' per year interest of the
al. NlrlW trust tu"d. ought TO carry on
our government. school, etc, judging from
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
WORKMAN Douglass and Others address,
Stanch Community.

Workman. Douglass and Others address
Stanch Community.
Jasper, Texas, September Il -t1e grand
democratic rally ana barbecue ina came
off today was the biggest thing southeast
Texas has had for many years About
20CO people were on hand aai the ball
was opened by Hon. Bill WothAm In one
OF his characteristic spec, he tina cap
turd the crowd He was followed by
Hon. W. T.. Douslass. wn1 spoke for the
democratic party. free silver aud MS can
didacy for district Judge Us 'peech was
loudly checrcd. showing that he People
were largely with him.
Dinner WAS then announced and a"'sr
nll had punk' IN. aud spc ilSinS wa lhuu.
TO he resumed. thr"lien'rs Cloui tdul"
up and caused "'c, "b1dy To break to-"
town.
However about o'clock the court
house became l,nm" AMI the prcsido1-
tial olector. w. NJ imJoden. made the
grand democratic speech of the occasion.
II was wonderful how he shaved up mo
pop, and his sound arg irlcr- put many
of Thorn TO thin<'as. if IT 1ll no; Irra
Hon George e.. .i-,or. candidate for
state senator. follhrel ana his honest
handsome t9rH was enough 20 carry Jns-
Ter cognty II No htlat Ud Worl
Then ctmo Hon N run lGes the young
md powerful oritor from Tyler opnnty.
and he did fuu irFuvr u tAe OCCASION
and made speech rlhti 10 any nul".
Young Dies b. noW.t IN the lIu1 and
has Il bright future
The crowd al nos cat h1lC of the AIN
ner Pt'par,I nn" !: lSuui'- u'W On"
deck and f., A. no aiso was. iemoai itir
20 The core.
TN Elk nan Is sour On in ,he IN
baVs ttle-' armcry. And. 5y tho Way
the reception given WORKMAN yes .r.ui.
Tho Rites artiiitrN desa No urg Wt- ofl
and fired nire ehns on his frri ii AMI
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POLITICS In DALLAS.

Dallas. Texas, september il IL. II. II.
Green left tonight Tor Terrell. where be Is
to receive an ovation Owe his animation
A. head Of the republican party OF Texas.
IRE citizens Of 1o.tcll Will Join iu IL re-
gtrllcss OF politics
Since the Oriental bo;cl was made re-
publican headquarters II has been crowd
ei with rohtiutus. \ large nUnl er Of
railroad men today p5ii rllcir resHerts 20
General tus,uu, l'G sLt' lh-y were mere
ly on rouie 20 the n-Hd ont coil 'ssion.
Secretary Kennedy %. the stat" demo-
cratic executive .Jllulttce - here taking
notes. H. had -un'c.snre ,ousht with
'hc executive 'ou. rit'ce.
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ELECTION LAW.
Conflict Betwenn the United States ana
Texas Statutes.

Conflict Between the United States ana
Texas Statutes.
Austin. Texas, September li.--1n his BIZ
ennIal report to the governor in 1892, Hon.
George w. Smith. the then secretary Of
state. offered the following suggestion:
II respectfully direct attention to con-
fict between the provisions of article l1C5,
title 80, revised civil statutes OF Texas,
and section !. chapter 30, second session
Forty-ninth United states congress, acts
1857 relative TO the time when presidential
electors shall meet ANA cas-. thor votes
for president ana vice president OF the
United States. II will he observed by ref
eronce to the laws cited that out State
statute provides that the electors shall
convene at the sea. of government on she
first Wednesday OF December next after
their election, while HE net OF congress
of a later date. fixes the time for the
electors In each State 10 meet on the Sec
ond Monday in January next following
their appointment. 1t ~ suggested that
orr state law be so amended as TO con-
form to the act OF congress above re-
ferred to-"
As the conflict referred to by Mr.. Smith
has never been removed his suggestion
with reference thereto is still In order.
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OF o, tnn ieading Pubic squares or plazas
win thn rrcatn .o consI,orn hG ~ trented
comrnander of Inc b1rr,cl.s ana a., tne
p,iftnI 10 lao sonn 10 NJ ',,,' rs per
nnd HE family ev,rv dnv Nn,,',,, ,,,i,ccs
Tho rrno,os, n4rcorr ,s III, ht, 'HHt,c..iicles ~
tno Eltutcst Cp,'cln II lcit ~ nus nuncr-
Vds wise irb,eruS Wno VII mot believe other
The arr,,aod Ni,i vnry nroI,a IL, mat
Ia 49,. -, ~ - - t'"u"ps iaisulsn
i ii p ,a ior some H,nu 10 come before he
%, ,ee ~ nnasu Pu"nu .rlti. uilless vigorous
u ,nn. are laue ny ,mg N,net,can govern
neno TO secure an carry trlal. Even the
nost conservative irlends OF the accused,
WHO IN me beginning OF me case have
urgeu patience. are growing concerned
over the uilatoriness OF the proceedings.
IN view OF the fact that the, author tiles
are very accommodating and that such
secret Investigation in the course of a
few days, this delay of whole month is
not readily understood by McCarthy's
countrymen.
Judge A. Suarez. the Federal Judge VII,
Is conducting the trial was soon h., .rns
~. .,,,,.,,.''.'-9'.. 49, w Tue
Us. correspondent IN MS oiilce yesterday
dignified man of mot oven. 20 wars ~
smoke t-n,,I,,., ,,.r,, ,,', S'''' ne
'-"s 10" wen anu s'ahuS nigh IN
the estimation of the lea ling Americans
on both sides with whom he fron,,o,,,,,
con,,s Il, sociai .,,.a. i'N"'i'
' ''u''i coh'"ct'
,h, t,",,,a i'o'','' Ut was introduced
'ne Judge promptly informed the inter-
prefer that he could grant no inlerv,aw
judge could nor Ieak for publIr 9,I,n
about case on trial in his coilri MA
that The could not. therefore, receive he
Suarez In general way, Ii was ~.
planned that there was a great d,ni nj
the nature of criminal actions I'm M s, ~
ana he was asked for a general eyn,ana.
ton of the various steps which compnso
Il criminal trihl in his country.
The question brought out a promp, re
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Crockett. TeNRa. September N,-flon S
r.. Cooper. democratic nominee for CON
gross has made the following apnc.ut-
nents tor thls NiousloW county: LOVE-
lady Sopiomhtr IS and at Antioch snfne
date at night. weldon, September H. and
her Il. ami Pennington same date at night;
u isorville. September - lie VIII NOT
sp 1lt here. h"lus anxious to devote all of
NV limc ID Tho WorkMg clAssos
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SHOOTING REPORTED.

pallns. Texas. September li.-Shcrin.
cahell this evening received telegram
from leland Prairie informing him that
Rohrr shepherd had shot Joe Lively aud
thea hed % the woods The dispatch did
not say whether Lively was fatally tn
iurod or give any particulars Of the shoo,
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SUES rnR DAMAGES

Dallas Texas. Sept mber ll.-Franl,
swnford has brought suit against ,,o
Dallas Electric company claiming s,oon
q. IMAGES for INJURIES received from i've
"I"s WhiIe cleaning lamp under H.
SH"cNons from 'hc company.
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TERRrLI,s rAIru

Bocvillc, Texas. September li.--IIon.
hen Terrell in speech delivered In the
court house la' Saturday in the in,or.
c-is of the popul st party said mat the
popullsts would ncvcr support Mckinley
be- elected
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the district. In THIS county i.anhams
majority viii exceed Bells majority IN
1894 BIS from 900 to 80. In Parker county
Lanham will gain nearly lvv votes, ~ a.,
serNatNe estimates place ms mdJoIis III
the district at 300. Bells was about toV.
Inc "plendry committee business az
Stephenvtllo VIII not help the lusloh cdusc
The idea Is spreading among the peop4e
that fusion Involves unholy dlckerins thht
must needs be carried on under cover uy
select committees, and thore are not wait wait.
ms signs OF revolt against TINS innovation
IN Texas politics.
Quincy, the erstwhile autccrat, presented
piuful figure at Dallas yesterday, louns-
ing In tho hotel lobb.es awaiting the ue-
eion of the Big Three. In secret caucus
upon the details OF the c9mp1gn, FOR
fifteen years no general order mas ever
been slNSn tor the guiuagSe OF IeNas re-
puuicans without his cOunters.gn. cs,
terdGy The bootbiack IN the Corridors n1i
"a much TO do as he win planning the
republican campaign. But quincy lau a
speedy foret4ste OF the revenge ne Is al.
ready plaua.ns. Dr. Grant : colofs uIped
the ground when the campaign committee
was announced. Il is very wen known
mat the ambitious and some what hH snty
young sherman politician expected 10 pay
tHo rutc OF w arw.ck in this campaign.
But Chairman Green Il not IN II soie.y
Tor the purpose OF signing Dam VI lhS.
Re doesn't propse 10, nus lle 'lonnd Tor
the sincws OF war and let another te''ow
walk of IN the hunnrs Of the enterprise.
palgn committee is decidedly an az IL
Grant committee Six members of lie are
openly opposed To Grant rule
II the repubIicans nave any pic TO ds-
tribute in Texas AFTER n,xt Mafcn, Chnir-
man Green NIL exlcct 10 have quite as
much to say alsluI N as Or Grant IT
Is true that Chslr1nan Green was for Kcecl
and that Dr. Grant led the Mckinney
forces. Int t;boirfnan Green ,-r,rts 10
paign. of which he viii he the CENTRAL lig-
ure. lie has taken up his abode ut Dai-
las for the Canpatp,u and tho Texas NJ IL
land viii have TO run without Fin until
the polls are closed In Noyemher; If any
DoIy MUSINGS ohhltha'. -. II, T. t"esn
o,,inpt t "a tiitI n,oVemSnt Ior nc
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this will not change tho situation, for
vote for the pcpui,st ticket will still he
a vote for Mckinley, In spite of the fact
that II Will bear the names OF Few
Bryan and Watson electors.
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GETTING READY FOR WORK.
Activity and Bustle at the Repub-
llcan State Headquarters.
MAKING THE MATTER VERY SERIOUS.
Special solicitude In Reference to the
Congregational Distrlcts-Pops WIN.
Ing but Don't Know How.

Dallas. Texas, September 12.-tStaff Cor
respondence) IF luggage and tom-toms
mako up State campaign the &. o. y. is
strictly in It IN Texas this year.
The republican headquarters opened
here today presented the llvelics. scene
to be found in Dallas.
Politicians chased each other through
the corridors and up and down the Gle
va;ors. and talked conhdsntially with each
other. There were republican politicians
In the inner circle. pop politicians around
the rim ana democratic politicians peer
ing inquiriusy from distance.
Wonderful stories iloated around touch
ing the weight and value of the barrel
about to be put ON tap.
Quincy Is here.
lie wears a soft covering over the spot
where the dagger entered his vitals. He
is called upon for aid to help hold his
race in line for the management that
sharLtn ned the deadly steel.
Or. Grants restless figure is here. and,
II today's Indications count for anything.
he Is to be the Fighting general of the
campaign. Democrats would have wished
for aaother leader. The doctor. like Cas-
slus thinks too much. works too much
ana sleeps too little. 1t will be necessary
to Keep and eye on him.
1t is singular folly. indeed. If the e. o. p,
is taking all this trouble merely to chase
Il rainbow. The plan is for ,ne campai gn
committee of nine appointed today 10
devote their attention exclusively to the
campaign. Every rcpuba.Can IN the state
who can make speech Is to be urged TO
take the stump. An enort viii bc mt.ie
to import republican speakers Of National
reputation. Literature In tile shape of
pamphlets VIII he circulated by the hun
drei thousand copies.
This may be all Il Joke, but Chairman
Green doesn't 50 understand it, tie has
put up a wad Of his good money To give
the machinery START. Dr. Grant Goesn'
look at II tnat way. and ne has conse-
Grated his Mme aud talents to inc cause.
Mark Hanna has evidently been per
,ua lni that II IS Il serious matter, II VAS
announce today that Mr.. huston ANA
MIR. Hedges. who come from National
headquarters, Win remain here iud-n-
It is difficult to make some democrats
believe 1t. yet the republican managers in
md out vi Texas have looked over the
situation aI1 concluded that there is
GRANGE to wvest leNas from ne DEMO
lacy. They are In earnest about it. Men
40 not back Ny a pretuus.0u IN which tacy
nave no faiun with their chedue books
-
Titnid democrats age disposed to regard
this aggressive movement with some APP
pteheusion. the chief anxiety relating to
close congressional districts. For some
reason not disclosed the managers Of the
repuuncan National committee are most
souctous for congressional gains In Texas.
The general comment IN democrats cir
Giles Is that mistake WIS made In the
failure 20 establish democratic neadquar-
ters here. Another opinion freely express
cl IS that democratic activity IN manage
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RENO REARRESrED.

Waco, Texas, September u.-Jim Reno
who struck Daniel Murphy. was rearrest-
ed after Mr. Murphys death and placed
under 500 bond.
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TRAGEDY AT ToYAH.


EX-Shcrfr Frasior shot to Death by j.
II. Miller Of rccos.
Toyah. Texas. September III. II. MIL
Ter OF Pecos KILLED Bud Frlelor here this
morn ns. Trouble had hecn ant'cipated he.
tween The TWO parties for she past two
cr three years. Miller entered the saloon
of Wclch & Co. whore lfraslor was sitting
playing cards with friends when Miller
snot both barrels Of a shot gun a. FRASER
tearing his face 20 pecos. NJ Her give
himself up TO thc sheriff The two sls,crs
of FMslcr attempted 20 shoot Miller but
were dsarmed by friends. Further trouble
is expected.
recos, Texas. september li.-Tolay Mt
Toyah IA this county. j. II. Miller shol
ana He'd G.. \. Fraslor ex-sheriN II
Reeves county The weapon used was a
double barreled shot gun, each load Of
which look effect one In the head. tho
other IN the neck The body viii Il, hsrird
AT Noyah Miller is under arrest ana AN
eNamin ne trial Will be held tomorrow.
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EXPERT PHlo'S I'D

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rhestor dIrect wlth als1 balss \ N

chester direct with als9 bales u vi
ana Ss7I4 bushels of wheat. She Vi
to sen tomerrow morning.
The NaiiSrv line steamship Aama
TAN lin c,cared TO-DAY FOR New
Win az bales Of cotton, sp bales ..
5;6 sacks of wool. $50 sacks Of baos
and $50 packages Of merchandise
TO-DAY for CoPenhasssn ao Win i X I'm, \.
e CO f0 dc oil I and SIS sacks q tc1i
The spanish steamship Ria ill..,. ~ /
CeengIea, cleared TO today ,yya fG 1Ed I sasI,
$3.50 bales Of cotton ana 10" ''
ton seed. ~ ,,o,c,r LINE
THE MoHGAN LINE
The Morgan line steamship Mo'gn
C,antatn r.cacb arrived this m@nEs
O. va -, a., r.,,, load out cug
New orleans, ana wan ',a n, NJ, a
cotton for New Yock. The N on y,
anchored IN BoiIVerr, a ,va city Tier
been rseeiy ,gS i hnlp s''s are e, now lads
6 1a slls and IRE ready to be PLACED .,
the Ship. in the pss, .,t the ,- aSTsss /
was one Of the, weil-kh1 SSsr mr. iai 4
port, but she has mol ossH 81 mt
cral years. She Is yesse! 81 81, ts,A
ISL feet breadth an 95qs o a Srcs toss
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ADM DRoKEN.
OFFICES AND STABLE n,

o,hor+cn Texas, September Il, I'll
fees aud stable heio s ,osan 10.
armstrong caught on roa gre NE he an
burned to ths + he efforts o.. q X 4
caught, but ps ,insuished I usss 4
company were eN' inss ;isol HIVE
unknown. TolaI ,'
stock fully Insured
Thousands OF cases ,i,ssr Oh & An.ns.' ~
seri No. sss L., & e. ". Pr''''''
~ uys yV Texas, sgen.]
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-07
80 FoR CONVENTION.

A Republican convention for the
state OF Oregon is called to meet in
the city Of Portland, on Thursday,
April 9, 1896, at II o'clock a. m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the presidential electors and state
and district offices, except congress-
meu, and of electing four delegates-at
lalge to the Republican national con-
vention, and TO transact such other
usiness as may properly come before
che convention. The convention will
onsist OF 237 del gates chosen by the
everal counties as follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-04-07

The same being one delegate at
large for each county and one for each
200 votes, or fraction over one-half
thereof, cast for the Republican gov
ernor at the election held June 4, 1894.
The committe recommends that the
primaries and county conventions be
held in accordance with the recon-
mendstion of the state central COM
mittee
THos. ii. TONGUE, President.
j. A. WILSON, Secretary.
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EIactric Bittsrs.

Electric Bitters Is medicine suited for any
'tason, but perhaps more gener ally needed
Nhen the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
Ieed ofa tonic and Alternative is felt. A
.Iompt use Of this medicine has often averted
|png and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No
nedicine will act more surely in counteract-
|eg and freeing the system from the malaial
Roison. Headache. Indigestion, constipa.
|lon, Dizziness yeild TO Electne Biuen. 50
.enls and $500 per bottle At Fred A. Legg's
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