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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
AGAINST SHEEP MEN.

Portland. August i.-Nlne informa-
tions were filed today with the deputy
United States attorney against sheep
men who are herding their focks on
the government reservation at Crater
Lake.
Nine additional lnformations were
also made out by United States Com
missioner sladen. against men who
are running sheep on the Bull Run
reserve, which is part OF the Cascade
forest reserve.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
FAvoRs FREE SILVER.

Wooster. Ohio. August 1.--Hon,. A. S.
Mcclure. the Republican nominee for
congress in the Seventeenth district.
says in a letter TO his constituents
that he is in favor of the free coinage
Of silver and does not propose to OBJ
tain single vote by evasion or dupH-
city ON the money question
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS.

Seattle, Wn., August LAT a con-
ference Of the gold standard Demo-
Gratis of Washington in this city to-
day, the Hon T. H. Burke was chosen
delegate to the national conference to
be held in Indianapolis August I. The
unanimous sentiment Of the meeting
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02

was that the Democrats would take
whatever action would promote the
interest Of sound money In the state
and, unless third party ticket was
nominated in such a way as to draw
from Bryan, would vote for Mckinley
direct
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
DOES NOT DENY.
Bryan Says He win Meet Thurston's
Charge Later on.

Lincoln, August 1.-When asked to-
day for statement concerning the
reiterated charge of Senator Thurston
in recent speeches, to the effect that
he was in the pay Of mine owners,
Bryan declined to authorize a denial
saying that the denial will be made
at the proper time and that denlals
of the statement have heretofore been
made.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
DROWNED WHILE FIGHTING.

New York, August 1,-Jas, Murphy,
So years old, and stephen GarveY aged
so, fought tonight at Pier 25. North
River. During the struggle both men
tumbled into the river and were
drowned.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
THE MARKETS.

New York, August L-Hops. steady:
1894 crop. state, 2isa4lsc; do 1895, ga
81; Pacific Coast, 1894 crop. Sl4G4; do
1895 crop. SG4'.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
RAKER sUpERINTENpENT.

Portland. August 1.-George L. Ba-
ker was today elected superintendent
of the Industrial Exposition
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
THE NIAGARA ASHORE

Southampton. August 1.-The sloop
Niagara. owned by Howard Gould. has
gone ashore in the Solent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02
IN QUARANTINE.
British Ship from Japan Arrives on
the Sound with Small Pox

Port Townsend. August 1.-The Brit
ish ship Dundee. from Kobe, Japan.
arrived here this afternoon. via Royal
Roads. with three cases Of small pox
aboard. She was ordered into quar-
antine at Diamond Point
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

the following strikes two editors ut once.
the inference is that nearly everybody is
prepared TO rally round the nag. boys
The GseenViiie Banner SAYS;
The crack of the spanish rifle that Kills
an American viii be a shot heard around
the world.
Tho rAris Advocate takes the following
view Of the matter:
Tho crack u q spanish rifle that Kills
On American citizen VIII lie loud enough
20 he heard he world over.
The Noakum Graphic pauses to ponder
over TIE rrovcrh; lis an II Wind that
blows no ono good" and says:
Although this S hardly lime for Jest
Ing We can not refrain from expressing
our grAtif!rauon At the tact that not a
single reporter has Yet referred to that
( Shcrn u tornado as a 'Aesoin OF dcsttIr-
! Tho cemaneAe chief bursts into song
as fellows:
Brds ar. singing. weikus rinstns.
( s-sss j. growing, roses blowing. fleas are
I B. Pong. fops are rsppire. hens are cack.
nS iissers are lacking. bees are hum-
INK. tnmmefs are a1wming. folks pic
! kirc. rel hugs sticking, babies crying,
l1af.rs lyluE, ana everything betoh-ns
sTrte ard brand new Teyas
!, Iris doesn't hs.rr for'h another Tas.
,ord lyric from the Galveston News poet
laureate a; once. the laurel wreath wi
,c forwarded 10 ConAnghe by next es
prsss
The rasis News says.
No tree aiveriie ha. att 4,rr.ea on an
swer 20 re old Aicsile's expose II put
leA So. Th.y Asse sense enough to know
~ ( can noi D. doue
or v's. tstre hna i.-giover-ior Rob
efis oarie,-ly rida 81 ~ expose hescr,
iae GA Aieaiae had IN sae. rs speech
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CONGRESS- lONAl PROCEEDINGS
sIaNArE

WASHINGTON, May -l.-Iho senate had an
hour Of much Excitement with a resort to
onstiN''Ne ia'N's anu SEVERN "'' ~
Sonh9 controversies "a, l"'e honr TO-DAY
Tho early portion of the session had been
bN'n 10 the uiine of agreeing on con-
ference reports an appropriation hills
At o'clock MIR. Butler pop, y cD
moved to take up his bills prohibiting
The further -ssue of iniercs -bcar.ns
WI XII, i'm, ,,ruo,t,.,o,v ,,o,sa am aaionr,
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scoRclIrR FROM GossETT.

Kaufman, Texas. May 2p.-Mr' NJ ~
aosset says in addition to his previous
iutersirw
"If thcro was any truth In the ehafec
Tint the old Democratic party IS i'li.".
recent pnUtlcal happenings lANe ~ inN
stralcd utn1 Law OF uatera philosophy
tha ,le rnttoncst par VIII hrs SUP y
on y littlo crowd nas slonsied. m'N' y
n nappA ruian2c vi an cement Whosr .'i
cratic party have hll ihe efi"al ol daNlns
many good mcu NtQ pepuli-n inrS are
gone and vii! land IN the republican pr
~, where they wi,l hr more al homo. nei
III, re arc some people hhe 10. CLUBS Wno
are democrats only $50 lonB ~ ih'y are
npt needed and WIN. when the enemS
~ sses hard upou 'he old quart go 70 nc
other side Hut. notwiihs iAnlins all these
recent Developments, the democratic pariS
IN Texas VIII move ON. acmnNmG th'
usual majority over single standard mere
sics. indrpendeut caualdatos ana p"puils
Ugrtfttr,-s
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Brown Watts at Pollock. who is sara 10
be wanted for onbezzlement at ivlns
ston. Polk county. Texas, where Wa,.s
,,,nr,,ax N that town. the act on which
he indictment was found was committed
seven or eight wears ago. 49,. a..
The accused has been IN this seetioh iot
over three years In the saw mlll pus ness,
and recently became the senior partner
OF watts 4 Mcdowell a general mei-
chnnaise tirm of Pollock. Grant parish.
whore lie was much respected by every
| one. ,.
The shcrlff Of POLK county, Texas who
was wired ~ the arrest or Watts, - ex-
pentcd here ~ any train to take tue pris
orer 20 Texas. where all o. Ms numerous
Louisiana friends hope he viii he able tn
| suLst lnilnte his nnoren-r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
SOUTH CAROLINA DENocnn


Free Silver Delegation Sent to tn
ional Convention.
observation-disclosures:
h. r. Tillman. W. H. Elrba
Columbia, s. c., May e.-Th a
cratic State convention today selsut
following delegation, all Of whoa ID
the free coinage of silver at the MIL
l6 to !. to represent the State Ia thi d
cago convention.
AT large-IS X. Tillman. J. c. E1I
w. II. Elerbes aud d. ]. Bradhaa
First dlstrict--M. r. Cooper and M
Martin.
Second dlstrict--B. L. Caugtni, I
NJ. b. Sweeney.
Third district.-J. B. Watson tna J.
| McCalia.
Fourth distr!ct-W. A. straish! vi
Y. Williams.
Sixth district--w. D. Evans md 4
| Williams.
Seventh distr.ct-H. T. Abbott ,Al
| X. Lowman.
The most interesting incident Of IN >
| vention occurred at this evenings n
when Senator Tillman. chairman d |
committee on platform, presented "
port of the committee. 1t dtnoulN
| administration of President Ckven
unuemocratic and tyrannical, ny
the construction placed on The ~
| plank of The last democratic ny
convention by President CleyehA
Secretary Carlisle: cenounces TIE
bonds. expresses the beliei w
power and usurpatiOns OF M
courts as now organized are ~
to the public; demands the eaa'a
constitutional convention 10 loIn
ranic law suitable TO the cnahsu
lions and the growth OF tne w.,
NOR. economical admin.stratioa y
,ional affairs: demands the iis
limited coinage Of silver at lne Z. 4
to !. regardless of the action =. >
nil other nations. and the ehsis ~,
the powers Of the interstate
commission. :, IN. nl,itd
4, i'm. with senator T.llmans sF''
the subjects covered ~ ~, 4
minority report signed .!
hers was presented. asking lhs i IN 4
~ The condemnation OF Plesiu's
land and demanding p ,eus
action of the Natonai .o nsrs mad
A number Of speeenes "antl.balta |
ator Irby supported 'hT T,inImans ~
larat.on. charging tna, r,omla no, Y +
10 be president, when r wss Al thh
ifed In the democracy, W."
of the boiling propos,,,s,SSni,n bltes1
Senator Tillman repn. BY ~
and the platform rep''
; then adopted.
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BUILDING coLLAPsEs
Several Killed and Score or More Sc
riouSly Injured.

Several Killed and II Score or More Sc
rouSly injured.
buffalo. y. y. Nav gl.-Ins morning The
s,,,.., .,,.., s,i. -, ,,,, p,,o.,, hunting
s'''4" $40 y. '',V $3.50
formerly occupied ny the WESTERN '"'o''
TELEGRAPH company, collapsed and score
or n,or,. ueopie we're buried IN the ruins.
M. .i..., ,,. oit..4 u4,h of,,as .l-
The building was hii"d win oiaees' a. a.
most all OF which we're occupied me
weeks .go ana The owners OF the block
began The work OF refnode,lug and
stfene then.ng il. on uc Seneca street
side workinen were engaged in putting To
uIace new non columns ana beams winch
Inc waGs of sec:ion q Tx building tell
Iron columns wer. twisted Ike wires
hgary wooden leans w.fe torn TO p.ecc.
ll,.. trr,r milan. ~: urirk crunhled tc
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
n. cs.fo kscotd remarks,

The C.efo ItHcofd fefnAfkEi
.rn.fs ..s ifts ,''is"ch.s ia Greater New
ycfs, yet {, IL necessary 70 resort To brute
force 70 hser the FALCON there closed on
sunday.
Perhaps tie following. from the Chris
tan Courier tDaiisS). Will furnish cicw
70 ,bs problem;
The eh0rchss sie open for half day In
the 1eth. but the desl rsHis his saloons
ell lbs t.as.
There are people cynical enough to oh
serve In connection with The above that
ihls Is an unfair division Of time in III,
| contest be,nee1s ,hs church and the deyii
Also ii.ai there are boltess from The
church srrsying ,hsrpselyes on week day
with tbs esseiny.
whSs ringing. patriotic sentiment iik'
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nllmiaiar would have been against the oiii
Whether urged by a democrat, a popuis.
or republican, because II prohipteo
bonds, ,,.,,ss,or o,.-
Cured between Mr.. I'M and Mr.. Alien.
MIR Alien had continued TO hoiu .iie i.ov ~.
lie spoke with much feeling, SAYING me
had never known the spirit Oh UNANIMOUS
agreauert ot the senate to he Vioiatcu,
and Ne senutor ~ho committed such
violation would regret 1t.
~ vouia llge 90 KNOW II the senator re-
fers TO me" said mir. liili rising quickly.
There was mcmontary silence owing to the
suggestive tone Of Sir. Hiirs Inquiry.
What does the senator want 10 Know
for9'' asked Nj. Allen with equal signiii-
'" ~ wnn, to know II the reference is
to me" replied Mr.. Hin. a.,
81 referred 10 the senator sara MI
"Then desire to say here" answered
Mr.. iliI, savagely, "tha. the statement Is
absolutely false. | have violated no prom
Use and ny course has been sustained W
"The senator will never be nble to con.
vince me" said MIR. Allen In somewhat
subdued tones. that ne was honest III
having that speech read. p,
! II cure nothing about convincing you; !
stand on my rights here said Mr.. Hill
lcontemptuously. ~ .,.,
an obstruction was interposed, for an hour
roll calls and call of the senate obstructeo
/ business n quorum disappearing on most
A privileged conference report on NC
riy,.r nrd harhor bill. not includinE the
california items, was presented anu asreeo
Mr.. stewart protested against the OBJ
Mr.. GRAY moved to vote, but q STANDING
vote nraln disclosed the absence OF u
Mr. peter endeavorod to effect COR,
nrornisc Nv having time hNcu Ivr =
vote on the bond prohihition bu, .u w.
was n chorus of objections. MT o,e"a A.,
moved that the sergeant -at-aTms ne III
.tructed to request the presence OF Sc4
ators The motion prevailed ,,,,
Ii was SIS p m. when thlS Susi, ,,, ~
! Of business occurred ana me ou'iooh W.
Tor a rrotracted strussle snna ,
strollcd about the chamber or repnirea ,'
inc cloak rooms. AT $50 1t was eviden
that no action could he secured as ser,
stors were Slipping away from the nulia
ing and Mr. Rutler author of tho ptnhip
itorv bond bill resolution. stated tpat NJ
would not Inconvenience senators an.
longer tonight. but would continue u"
conies, tomorrow noon.
Mr.. stewart hurried to Mr.. Butler SD
and suggested that the motion be Tor
rocess unill tomorrow instead OF an al
journment . =.
chair held that IN the absence OF q quo
I rum no motion could he entertained saw
| ona for adj anrnment 49,
: "Then move to adjourn. SAID Mt
r Rntler giving mp the contest Tor tohlE"'
/. and at SIS the senate adjourned.
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WYOMING DEMochA'
Financial Plank Carries s Aasap'
'''" in Favor OF s'ns J. .,,,1

Financial llank al silver
Laramie, wyo.. May a.-Ths , ,'ns]
s,o,e convention, held her, 70. ID" M
controlled entirely by ~. ..nort,d 1
mont Of the party, and repvt u |
,oq,,. Of one plank emb0 ., nv. i
advanced r,sa .ony v'rTe on was called 70 =
Ihe oman 'p'' Bramwell att! st1s Is
onel Hunter of Larah''S AZ socn ss Y
temporary cha .rilahh, oa beer niae.a
.ssary committees haa county css
lam Daiey of carbon a rtse.Itt
.ansation by introduc'"'sn va TART.
ynr,"y "a rcvisio Of lns end wi
s ,ba suit1d states 70 tn rssysnrs
nay no. no., N, ~ 20 adjusted IN lsis1
ICY ne, 20. ~ ,'Syo,e on 10 Ameat,S'Isop
lnsl ut !, ,,s zee sseeking recosaa,sss ~
Of celrsnIe ,is'.ceeeied In restSSiiaMty u
me Ii "a, - was labled BY n, ,.,ss 4
ana the convention WV \
o'clock, ,,,pr the fsp~s
J pom s'A'iartialS enu Y.
committees on na,iTteJ- VA
orrnni2ation wG9 II Sherian :
naming NJ. l.. Blake " ~
manenl chairman. resolution
The committee on which ~
the following platform; Using yat
M, ado,.ied by a r ',oui,. lssY
"'o Vyhereas. The parano,s.', tx ~
~ american people
n ,he n,T therefore be nv y tnsss|
'I Itssolved. rhat w we; ane ass,ss
w Ma,l,, he free and = sn n,rIsar!
Of silver and go!d, n mo ratio ~ 4
,tGh waiting for Or .n soss err
approval of any otla a,e : 10 cssrr
IKE IKE following dele,ls,ss,e1ll q ~ WI
f fW' Robert Fooie Of q ' T.. pl,is
DYER S Of Laramie, M NJ. q cTsSss !
Simmons San; %, OF uiniah,,, 70 ~
| unit rule. Il
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rXprpITloN LANDED.

Havana. May IL In the maritime dis
tr.cg OF Wells province of Santiago de
Cuba an expedition Of hlihus'ors Is said
to have landed one OF the boats, having
"A cannon ON board. was overturned and
sank in the rush. drowning three of the
niibusters. Several hoa,loads. however,
are known TO have landci,
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SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
Fun Delegation Of Gold Standard Men
WIN Go to Chicago.

FulI Deleeallon Of Gold Standard Men
WIN Go to Chicago.
ABERDEEN, S. D.. May 1.-THE democratic
State convention last night selected the
following delesates 10 Chicago:
htrst disirict-E. NJ. Stover of Center
Second aistrict-Judge j. l.. Garland OF
Sioux Fails.
Third district Edmund Cook Of Wilmot.
Fourth Districts. A. Ramsay of Woon-
l1Iih distr.ct-George culver ~ Britton.
cslNth istitct-James NJ. Woods OF Rapid
y eh,h distrlct-w. r. steele Of Dead
wood.
Az are well known to be gold standard
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TROOPS WILL PARTICIPATE.

Washington. May The war DEPART
ment has ordered four troops OF cHvalrS
and band from jefferson BARRACKS, NJ.
-. companies ~ infantry aud band from
Fort Mcpherson. Ga, four COMPANIES ol
Infantry from Fort Thomas. KY. TO pro
coed 10 Nashville, Tenn, 10 pnriciphie II
:hc approaching centennial celebration a
that nlncc.
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THE WEST MAY slIll|
Danger Of a Dlvisioa Il su,,, n
Defeated,
NEW SILVER REPUBLIC Ounm,|
Bailey of Texas Talking r,,s =,
Georgia-Procesdinss ~ ~. !
Conveutiona

New York. May a.-Th, H,,,v. ;.
YER special says:
Representative Bedford Al n. -.
Of the Young Mems Silver c,uA N n. NJ \.
said:
III silver is not placed On !, 49,.
with gold. the time may com. ~, 4
West will secede from the t,n,,sa !. !,
and the States west Of the NO..
river will set up republic Of ~, 4
"rhe time has come when n. =.
proposes to have something IA -, =.
the affairs Of the government ~,
danger now division mn ~.
this government. and the Missl,sey :,
may become the eastern boundsr IA.
the new Western republic"
Then he gave glowing des.rlD,,.
the new silver republic, which -
reach from British Columbia on n. !,
to the decp-wator harbor at ,,aly,r-
the south. and from the MississIps, J,
on the east 10 the Golden Cat. A, /,
west. He said % per cent OF III. !.
that had been held out Of the ,,rr
Of the United States had been ~,
build UP Eastern Interests.
The meeting was the frst 0. \
which is to be held for the purpx
securing the nomination Of Senate, \,
FOR president as representative NJ
silver interests.
Henry NJ. Teller |. a dishonest -
said Mr.. Bedford. ''if be goes 10 M
Louis convention with the 1elenls
bolt II the free silver plark Is not q,
ed. If he remains true to his oit.rS'
ed declarations he ought to stay /, il
away from that convention. and jri
independent free silver party"
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1,1lLrn AccIpENrALLY.

San Antonio Texas. May 2l--Rchard
Haywood. colorai was accidentally
Relied with a2-calibor repeating rile by
Joshua L.. cabot also col0red, at
O'Clock this afternoon cabot claims that
he was cleaning the gun when II was
disoinfged IN his hands lie was re-
innnd.l 10 Jail without bond on the charge
of murder To await the action OF tha
grand Jury Thr bullet entered the con-
,er of the negroes head aud resulted In
death IN two hours.
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pyGERr WILL CLAIM DAMAGES.

Tampa. Fla. May 2t-Waitor Grant by
CERT. youns man recently confined by
Spanish troops Ia prlaon at GW.nos. cuba.
.n,rrniioA. lcf tonight tor hts home in
Illinois. lie has collected al! the evidence
u his case ANA viii turn IL over -. the
state department at Washins'on. asking
the United States 20 pay him damages In
the sum Of $4,000
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CASE or INrANTIClpE.

penison. Texas. May "A dcad negro
infant found in a bean patch near the
home of its mother, Anne Johnson. four
miles south of the city. was the cause OF
the wom.in's arrest Yesterday. The child's
head had been crushed The mother is un-
der guard. being too III for removal
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HOUSE.
Washington. May 9l.--so much o, the
umo OF ,ne house was occupied today in
considering ~. presidents veto of "A bin
/ to pension Fiuncis T.. Hoover, private
~ the SiNtg-f5nrta ONO No.unieets' ana IA
1 ,!stemls to a personal eNp!ni"tlon iron MI
/ Groevenor lkcp. oh4ol, rt4a, i've TO a news
pautr n Qrestutat4pN OF ms position on
! be suhJtcl OF reciprocity tnat tne time
lrlr the dictate OK tne pumps commits
sion bill WAS .NtelI.a uifli tomorrow
iut O'Clock. The oiN provides for the APP
poWinl.nt by the president Of IA non-par-
usuu comm s. .Ofl OF twenty lone. seven rep
li.s.ntntlyos eucn from labor. agriculture
land business. 20 collect information and
consider and recommend legislation 10
meet the pioh.ems presented uF labor,
lnerItuliDra nLd cupitai. Mr.. Philips chair-
man ol tNe labor committee aiat me au-
thor of tie bill made tie principal arsu-
mcut today
Al me opening Of The session. Mr.. Gros-
vonor Rep. ph'oihad read Wa hlnEton
ESPECIAL 20 a Einrinnau rhprr. charging
iihat a. 1t recent meeting of the ways and
imeaus committee. after p,edgng himself
10 Notr 20 report u recrrocitN. bill ne had
voted urains. It, The terms lf the special
'trtai4d much urnuSemert. 1t described The
lsnrpriss .Xrges-ca by his lining ~ with
III. Reed faction ana spoke of him as II
"Alck ln!ov manager" who refused to sup
bort lfelslmtion along Mckinley ines.
Mr. irasv,nor explained fnceuNonsy
,thAt n The publication only contained the
44 F|fFn a ~ A,Nr!
- - ,so.,a ,,nt nova trn,',,iod the
''' nv if, ,. NOW ~. could ana he, :
,,,,,,,ary - ,us,h+.ro
,,.. ~, .5,i,I,. ~. otvor,,,v of reci-
l. -. r.r,ii,i,,nn Marty wos
charged WITH q duty nhose factions thai
"i ~ii'n. .,1 o o,,c more res,orIng prosperi
'lp ol,rg MI te9-'' "s
~ !" WE N0~ttiS' 1,.r r.,, tho, c,l,od
M tho hiN to pension Francis T. Hoover
&, private .n company L. SlN,N-tourth one
| I volunteers al Vhc IN" on Wv per i'i I'm :, :.
which was returned win INC i"eS'''''
, veto ,., A., ,,,, ~
e MT. NlVkpt tNh hi"NN.l 'i'tt w, IN -,
passed over the veto ana .sa,d IF con
i gross docs nor give him relief ne VIII &c
to the poor nous Ihs oommu,ss Ca
= never assent TO that as long as there Is q
4 dollar In the treasury. 49,,
@ Mir krkpatrlcl submitted the ndhl
n since the veto message was received
o showing that the soldiers corrtion was
+ due to army service MI Kirkpatrick
V ro.narks were literally aprlauled.
g Mr Erdman Dem; PAD opposed III
9 notion He exnained that the informa
ton Of the president was the original re
y port Of the committee and the testimon1
V IN Me n, the pensian Office, In nearly al
# Of which it was claimed that the diseas
. was not Of service origin
mon,s TO tho Qualifications appropriation
lin was disagreed TO and q conference
o p,l, wa "'''
1. Mir Bartlett Dem. y. W Endorsed tn
- prpsia.nt's veto Mr. Wills Rep.. Del.
y snncludoI the debate with a stirring IL
N DENTS course m vetnlng private pcnso
VI hnis Tho roll was hen called on the me
= tlnn 10 mss The hill oyer the veto an
IN r@s,iltodI 100 TO AZ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
nAILEY IN obo', !. j
The Texas Is Asl.n',.,. -,

Atlanta. Ga" w. sof NJ r
's., s. Ct T'. Ate. =. I; !.
Howell made a speech o.. ssiss
"The republican, 4 "a ~
s.; l Louis i, on 2 ss 5s' ssls,fss!,ssi;s
a A.. moa.,.s,S w!ll & e dsl. .4
lean states ,sc,sra ans college; g, ~ " i
gold hug upon %, this. Mana y
c. Ne haze y he Continued dsxss]
a Delegation TO 60 70 We ~
can not get wn ,a Of end
walk out and 80
our own"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
NATHAN BERGSoN.

Marshall, Texas, May al.-Nathan Berg
son. dealer IN dry goods. clothing, boots.
shoes, cite. assigned today without pre-
ferrlng creditors. naming w &. Lane as
assignee. liabilities about 5000. assets
about the same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
TIE SUNSET TRAGEDY.

Sunset. Texas, May ai.-Jim Wood, the
young man who was shot by Joe Boon
Yesterday evening. died this morning az
d o'clock. ]. w. Boon and his son. Joe.
have given themselves up TO the author,
tiles