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Middletown transcript., 1896-03-21

! Col. S. L. Howlette, who has been
more thancasuallymentioned as the Re.
publican candidate for Governor of the
State of Washington, is visiting the
National Capital. lie says of politics
at his home: aWashineton is easily a
Republican stale, and there will be no.
difficulty in holding 1t in line. The
favorite Presidential candidates in our
state are Reed and Mckinley, although
any Of the rest would be satisfactory
to us"
Maj. E. B. Stahlman, owner of the
Nashville Banner, and, OF course, q
Democrat, evidently thinks the Repub-
licans have morethan fighting chance
to carry Tennessee. He says: sIt'sa
serious question VIII hether q Democrat
can be elected Gov. of Tennessee this
year. Beyond the fact that the party
is badly split on the silver issue, a great
many citizens who have always acted
with the Democracy have never con-
doned the action Of the legislature in
out Fl. Clay Evans, whom
they honestly believe was fairly elected
Governor in 1894.n
Middletown transcript., 1896-03-21

|. With the exception of unseating
Robbins of the fourth Alabama district
and listening to rather startling ex-
posure of Democratic methods in that
state, the House has been devoting it,
self to the appropriation bills.
Middletown transcript., 1896-03-21
MIDDLETOWN

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part of the year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-07

Cameron, Texas. December 1.-Two out
Of seven Of the escaped conyicts have been
captured
one. "ho IS shot through the bones Of
the Ilsht arm. was captured the evening
Of tho 81. He reports that several Of the
'onNictH are wounded. among them being
u.e man Who nd the releasing who is an
N convict not long discharged
Another conyIct was brought in Yesterday
q! I'm Moore. farmer Lear cause. This
,Milam) county Moore captured the MN
lnie Thursday snins He saw him cross
'he road near hls house nnd ran onto him
OF horseback. 0ud. though without weap-
ouh. made Elm surrender He made tho
convict believe that he woild help him to
escape but Instead brought him 10 Cam
tr,h heAt day This man j. French
sailor sent from Galveston county.
These mcn all thought they wc,e in mr.
W'oh county and are cyi1ertly lost and are
iHating slow II rny progress.
~ NoNniug ward s~itohmin on the San
Nh'onlo ana Nrlus1s Pass rsllxny. fcll be.
~, the cars lnsi ri n, while switching
Instantly. w."
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niy pnulirN shnM.

FORT Worth, Texas, December 5.-Car-
pentors ere hard at work ftti1g up the
quarters OF the North Texas Poultry as
sociation at tho ccrnor Of Third and
Throcimorton streets with co1ns For Their
display, which opens next Tuesday. Frcp-
arations will be mode to handle 1900 birds
Present indications points TO coll elton
OF from 1000 to 1900, bit Seer tary W r.
Hawkins says that export ne shows that
the actual entries always overrun the e.
pectatiuu by about 70 Is per cent. La [
year but few people knew Of the poultry
show prior to Roc inher /, when tho prem
mm list was Issued. and III show opened
on TIE 10th Coops hGd been provided +
500 birds, hut G5i chickens alone were en-
tered, besides tn X, Us. geese &c. B'si s
there was not a single enc outside Of tle
State, This time birds are coming from
Missouri Kansas. Colorado. oklahoma, In
diana. Arkansas, Illinois Michigan. New
York ard perhaps from Tennessee. Mir
Hawkins is in daily receipt Of letters max
ing applications fer pens. and TIE c1opI
now being arranged in he hail l. placed in
a single string would make ine " +
llC0 feet long, Prospects are b ,gAi for u
large display and an interesting meet .ng
fur the ass 1ciation
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Brennan, Texas, December e--Ths Ia
driven by Mayor John H. wilkins and II,
tice w. r., Ewing got frightened It 4
Santa Fe crossing on First stree, late b
evening, ran away. threw them out %
demolished the buggy. Both received VI
injuries.
There was an enjoyable ball and hn
quet at Germanla hall last night tstdss
to the senior members Of the Germiail \
ciety, which was not concluded Until
o'clock this morning.
County court adjourned for The "
last evening. During the term theta T.
seventeen convictions, one dismal
no acquitals. Twenty-one civil casa =
disposed Of. NJ
Aaron Ferguson. colored. was ltdsNv
Jail last evening on charge Of itacl
bag Of meal from F. Fischer's ss@
store.
MIR. w. c. Schill has been app,inttc y
trict deputy noble grand, Arca v
Drulds, by Mr.. Fred Huey, the noble c''
arch of the order.
Tho otto II. Krausc ComsU c'np1
arrived here today to play weeAs .
gagoment at the Grand.
John Wheeler, colored, wanted ~
two charges, was arrested while enoa@
ing to pass on train yesterday
The annual meeting Of the olles, 4,
the Germania was held at " oe'0'a y
morning. II. 4
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AS A MlNTrR RrsNRT.

Galveston seems disposed 10 so her pat
toward advertising the TtxAs coast cog1-
try as an attractive winter resort and &c
DO the railroads, judging from the arsOwa,
OF printed matter tina; is hciee prepared
fer general distribution n~ lghout TIC
Notthwesi- The b, antitul pamphlet. ~iasal
Winter Resorts q Texas. issusa ~ The
international and Great North m railroad
will be supq,cmt ntcd BY a somewhat sim
liar publication by iAe saris Re ard Nlkr-
ence Gucrtinstr proprietor Of Tire Tresno Il
and Reach h1,tls is a SO cet1ag ott q
handsome book seitius forth tar a1vaa'-
ages OF climate aad ether ATTRACTIVE 70
lures ~ The Texas cuss; country. especial
iy OF Galveston. ON Eis rccen. visit 10 Col
Grade ee found the people there very mach
interested tn sonth Toyss and mel ned 70
80 s little Winiorins here and be Is going
there again shortly to encourage that idea
Wofknleu are uoW employed ssttiE toe
Reach into order and 1t is Mr. Guer-
rirEcr's intcui!oa 10 opsn that hotel about
February D. 4 complete heating plant is
htiue installed there ard Nh = the hove
IL rsopsrcd for guests Il viii be h ed
throughout by z;esm ard be thogoushly
Il was iRicrdrd a; ore
iine to enclose The east balconies 10
glass 80 IS - caaver, re hotel into a
winter resort bat this rrai CT has been
abandoned for the time being.
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plant which will in time extend to neigh
boring points.
The second company, owned BY the same
lersons, will operate an Incense electric
plant supplying power of all kinds Tor pub
lie and private us,s.
The third company will construct tole-
phone and electric plants for the two
other companies, manufacture the equip
r,ents and will construct a complete ;ys-
TEN of underground conduits. y fourth
cumpany is also In the deal. but it viii not
figure in tie proceedings at present
The Knlich Telephone company is the
name of 81 800 900 company with i paid
UP capital stock taker by ST. LOUIS par
tics.
Articles of incorpo ration of tie st. Louis
Electric and Constructor company with a
full paid CAPITAL OF $500 $50 were fled in the
recorders Office Of this city. The papers
contain the same list of incorporators as
the Kinlich Telephone company.
Late yesterday al ernoon the same gen.
tlemen hald meeting and closed deal
which put then, in possession of the Citi-
zens Electric Lighting and Power company
and the Telephone aud Telegraph Service
company both II which had but nominal
business for many years. The Citizens
Electric Lighting and Power company was
then practically organized With full y III
capital stock of S750.00D and officers were
elected.
The deal is ore OF the largest ever ac-
complshcd in st. Loris and Its effects
are far reaching.
The local capitalists concerned iilcl thelr
applications for conduit snnce with the
board Of public improvements Yesterday
afternoon ard also fled four bonds aggre-
eating $4,000 with the mayor of the
nj
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Amendments to the Charter Which
Have Been Prepared.
THREE BOND ISSUES CONTEMPLATED
City Railway to Give Transfcrs-Cfty
Employees to lie Placed Under
Civil servicc-union Depot.

Galveston, Texas. December s.-Forna
Of an application to be made I, the legisla-
ture for amendments TO the charter Of the
city OF Galveston. as determined upon ay
the Joint committee, composed Of rspTe-
sentatives OF the city council. chamber OF
commerce and labor legislative council.
Following are the amendments agreed
upon and publication is made that any OBJ
jections that may n Use should be ma Is
known before they go before tie le i Ia
ture.
!. An amendment authorizing the isspe
OF 5000. 900 OF per cent se.ni-annual hoads
to be used for the payment OF the past ius
floating general indebtedness Of the ciiys
payment OF said bonds TO be provided Tor
BY general taxation.
2. An amendment authorizing the Issue
Of $3.50, 900 OF per cen, semi annual bonds,
TO be used for the construction OF CITY
sewerage system.
3. An amendment changing the hours o.
labor OF employees Of the city 81 Galye.toa
from nine to eight hours.
4. An amendment placing the Are police
waterworks and sewerage depsrtmr ai
the city except the heads OF szfd 6sQAr.-
ments. under civil service r g-i4uous
5. An amendment providing .or trans
fer system on the city si-@et rAiwsys %
take effect May !, 1857 and giving The eity
council power % suspend said transfer
system AZ The end @. ninety days should iae
same decrease the eampz2s revenue
{. An amendment rsfooFtuc the resirie.
itons a. 70 kild az material 90 he used far
stree. peFiae- ard engopsrias THE Citr
ecaHeA 70 Use -hck1411. crushed ro5s 81
granite ard 70 ;csi 9;A. approved methods
2Ed materials f1r street paving
~ s-.e.asS--s.~- -.
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The unch talked Of pla.s for the pro-
posed Santa Re ohice building and passen-
ser depot, originally designed ,oF and prob
silly ye, 10 te : general unioa depot. at the
corner 0: Bath avenue and Strand have
heen completed a; last ard are now n
the hands o, rrcslaea, Ripley for anAl sp-
rroval The money 90 pay fer the bulidlaE
has teer available 'or some time and J., IS
thought ihe ccuirsrt VII be let as Son as
ths SLAMS art approved either as they are
or with such alterations as may he made
T. Is estimated that 10 viii take from four
20 six month"; TO erect he building and
egt everything ia proper ship saspe but
whcv The wcrk : done Galveston viii have
ore q the most elaborate passenger s'l-
iioas Ia the southwest - the plans VIII h
have been sutmiliel should Be carried out
The work 81 hi.log and preparing the toun-
asuc1 which has tsea IN progress ;or
SOME tlre Is siiil goiag on but is virtual
iy completed
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The October term O: the civil district,
court adjourned las, evening and the De-
eernoer term VIII open tomorrow.
The commissioners eour, will NEE. In
regular monthly session at noon tomor-
row one o. the most important natter,
70 come before the court j. that o, tie
Compensation q the county attorney Judge
Mann Is TO report whether III his opialoa.
ne county can contract for the payment
~ a monthly salary and the coun clcrk
is 70 report what has been paid to the al.
'pFuey on the zee system during the past
year.
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view OF the eeceased't god standing y
the order ard payment Of ducs avoid COM
pliance with Its contract to pay the funeral
benefit.
II was also contcnded that Aincrss, wAc
died In last February. hsd been mentally
afflicted since Dcccmb pevtcts ana
that n he had renowned the order he wns
not responsible for the ac'- TAf ,cssisaoI,
Of the priest supported the sllesa,toas aeon
this point
The lodge relied In part 70, defense unan
a resolution adopted by u Aneui,,ns claims
for benefits where members had reaeusccd
the order.
The Jury sroues, in veriic, for So Ia
favor Of the plaintiff.
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F,1R PAYING rAvrs

Annette fiayzoad feme sole o, Bristol
county Massachusetts has instituted suit
IN the county court against the city OF Gal
weston foT 32-7o, which amount. Sc al.
lescs. ste WIS compelled to ray on Decem
bar lh- 1894. as an assessment against h r
property Ia Galveston for paving. she
claims The city had no right to exact such
payment
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Biggs OF Arkansas. to begin On the M
instant. are looked forward to viii a,
interest by those in church eirels.
j. w. Peoples of this town fattensa m
hccs, pigs of the same litter. One, kIlls. i
1ll2 months Old. weighed 1856 pouni,, a,
other, killed at ! year and 20 dau al
weighed i4s pounds. They were 1 crcn NJ
tween the Jersey and Berkshire.
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Receiver Amounted.

Waco Texas, December 6.-Judge Swayne
OF the United States court granted an ap-
plication for receiver this morning OF the
W. h. Duprec stock and appointed Frank
Flnks receiver The application for re-
ceiver was filed by Mansur Il Febbetts Of
st. Louis and the Washburn Moen company
OF Houston. I ne receiver is placed in
charge OF all the business, Including the
branch house at Mount Calm. Hill coInty:
aostDuu, rails county, and MclIesor, Nc
Lehman county A writ oil INJUNCTION was
ISSUED thIs morlins restrain no the trustee,
j. L. Ill. hHeai, ana the preferred creators
from interfering with the receiver, ana Mr..
Kinks took charge o. the Waco house at
ii ocio X. Slunoy Burrows OF " AGO was
scat out 10 McGregor to take charge OF
that branch as agent for the receiver The
appointment Of Il receiver mas Bonplussed
the trustee and the class a or ditors and
preparations are he ng made tor battle
royal In tho courts AS the case now
stands tie receiver has the advantage and
appears to be- confident Of the impregnabil-
ity OF his position.
The bill filci By plaintiffs alleges that
]. C. Birhhcld. The trustee, WAS the conf
dental clerk Of defendant, Dupree and un-
DER his Influence and direction, ana that
large Hrourt OF real AMI personal prop
eTty had been freudulently conveyed to
SID birkhead, which was being held by
MT IN his name and under apparent own
'rship by him, bit To- the real benefit OF
the d' 'endnnt nupree The orators aver
thet Defen 'ant Duprec has in the last few
months accumulated wares md merchan-
''S" 10 the value ~ about $35. 900 in Waco.
$4,000 ~ Roschui, SO GOO Al Mount Gala,
'nd $1,000 Ft MrGrcrOT. agcregating sG6.-
Goa. oil ~ nearly all purchased on credit,
md they a'sn aver Tint Defendant punrce
br f~gt fa,
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Arrest. At TayloP.

Taylor. Texas. December so0n's
Gamble arrested ]. W. Harris ffar
Navarro county and lodged MIN ~ -
Georgetown, in this county, On eipp
sellins mortgaged property .. AM,
He also arrested Andy Ryan ~ .,sl,
here late yesterday evening W ,,ss d
a sack OF -four from a country w.
placed him In the city jail mere. -.
Sidewalk and stock ordinai ssa,,a 4
by a late session Of the CITY eo s.,s.s
causing a great deal Of adverse e''p'''
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sabine Pass shippi,s'.

Sabine Pass, Texas, peeeD n, r.,.
scbooner Edward II. Blake sn Il
cleared and sailed today Tor i'u'
$50. 600 feet of lumber. -, w,shilt'
~ he Norwegian steamship ,m",nas d
sslyeson master. arrived th MS. MIRO ron II
Norwegian steamship br s,rr vision, y
0rieans and Norwegian barn
n neson master. Ayr. Scotland
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NrIlrnsLn ScftIrrs.

Georgetown, Texas. December G.-Sevsn
prairie schocners from Nebraska passed
through here this week en- route 10 the
coast country, The men looked thrifty and
enterprising and their stock was In splea.
cid condition. One OF the party said Their
object In moving was low prices for their
products and the severe winters and bliz-
cards,
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beaumont Texas. becomber ;. The case
OF sinSletary PARTS VS. II. G. Lind
S''y' sun Ter damages for alleged breach OF
contract went to the jury NJ 5 o'clock this
AFTERNOON and at & o'clock the Jury re-.
turned verdict awarding the plaintiffs
uain"ses IN The sum Of sSi07. Trial Of this
case began Wednesday morning '''''
The Gulf and inters,atcs onniicsti,r ,o,
writ OF mandamus against the reyas and
New orleans railway is being heard bv
Juuse west at night, the court citing in
consumers. The hearing began "Wednesday
night and Is not yet finished ''1'
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HEAVY BUSINESS DEALS.
Rockefeller Will Ga Into the Iron
Business Against Carnegie.
WILL BE PREPARED TO CUT PRICES.
The Telephone and Electric Plants
in 81. Louis Purchased ny big
Syndicute-A New Trust.

Chicago, December Ga morning paper
makes the following announcement. John
d. Rockefeller is seeking to out do Andre "
Carnegie as an iron king. and has plans
already matured and about to be carried
out aiming at that end. The Standard Oil
company, directed by Rockefeller, viii be
the Zoe of the Scotchmau. This company
has purchased in South Chicago, along tne
shores OF Lake Michigan and at the mouth
OF the Calumet river, plot of ground ses'
eral acres in extent and with a water 'front.'
age of 5000 feet ON TINS it is said rolling
mills will be erected TO cost $lO,cON 900.
POSSIBLY twice that amount.
With this plant Tor manufacture. with
the vast mines in tne Mastoa region for
the raw product and with eighteen laks
Vessels to carry the ore 10 The very doors
Of the works, all owned By the Rockefeller
company, that corporation may be able 10
dictate terms TO nlr. sCdrnegIe lnStead ul
ing dictated TO.
Mr. hOckefeilers scheme IS not new He
las had 1t in mind for several years, bat
nos until now has he Decu reauy 10 put
IL INTO effect, His preliminary movements
have, as usual, been quiet Not until to-
Gay dill any news reaeh the puoiic ana
tn.n II was through al. "ccide!4l. soino
weeks ago large plot OF ground was pur-
chased III South Chicago. 40 sellers were
the Calumet Canal aG'i l'uch compahJ and
several private individuals, SO the real
buyer was not pubiieiy Hh1Nn, Inc prlce
VAS IN the neisnborH0od Oh ooo'ovo il'ided
mo three payments Inc hrst insta'lmeat
was pAiu "hen the deed vas siSnea ana lie
next Two viii BIT maie DeeeniDe: 40 1t
vas not necessary that MI hoe"eielsr
should divide the sum
h, lion and steel business, n least that
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L't,rn " Entertainment.

Ioeevil'e. Teva a. December The Leos-
vile literary SO 4 NV held It's semi-month.
w ncN'inr lrst NJ - ""si" hv tho ring
bond and recitetjol,, by Misses wirrir Grn-
ham Amanda Fills Clara Fly. ncpnlc
Stafford and others "a lighted the large au-
dience.
The lectures to be d, .l.'vered here by Rev.
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| Antonio club rooms as gift from MS
| hands
/ aisnifscd and retiring. and stood for that In
| The community which is solid and respect.
able. In his domestic relations Brother
| Noollcy Was always the kind. lovlns.
| thoughtful husband aud father which MARK
| the highest development OF the Chrs,ias
| gentleman.
Carl Costing What can { say. my broth
ers. that can in small rart do justice TO his
seuue memory His very name recalls 4
thousand tender associations Of his genial,
soncrous and bountiul nature.
As the Grccian gods assumed the virtues
attributed 10 them 10y the A;hcnians. 50 in
decd did the beautiful principles OF our
order So cloqucn;ly dwolt upon by Brother
Levy AID Brother raschal, seem to find
thoir persouiticst'on and expression In the
| character CT Carl Costing. Comp1nioulole.
generous and true, he was MS near the beau
! icta! OF an Elm as 1t has ever been my
I privilege TO meet. You who have met him
IN the lojccrcom know the zeal with which
he served the order ana the leading part
assigned him on all is occasions lie would
sometimes travel day or night to meet
with us and at the last meeting he ever
attended, one week before his untimely
death. he presented the lodge with the tkin
oi a large elk, slain by his own hands in
the state OF Washington He was at that
time the second officer OF the lodge and had
ne survived until the following Monday
nishi. he would have been unanimously
chosen its exalted ruler.
,.,c,,,t ~" -, vac hto'ner rosl,rs WI MUG
~, ,',,. III ~ ''.so '"'nss "nlen a' ,.''su
~ 80 10, interests OF the Iouse, out ne
was one OF those choice and master spirits
Whlch give character to our orier as an
eminertly social and pleasure making or
ganiIaiion. He was singer Of songs,
1870, ~, W ,,, - "hose CUPS anu duiIl
t,,,sa ~. u.tinu'Ioe ,he HParNihk s.aPe
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St Louis. December Ga gigantic deal
involving revolution In the telephone AVID
electric lighting business of st. Louis has
been consummated. Three big companies
which aggregate paid mp stock OF nearly
sS'ooo'ooo have been organized by about
twenty Of the most prominent ana wealthy
c'iiz, ms Of St Louis.
One OF the companies viii introduce n
ne" telephone system In 81. Louis at much
lower rates than those prevailing at pres
emit IL VIII establish home telephone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-06
CONCERNS EVERY Man.
NEW ORLEiNS RfCES.


Ladies' Handicap.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-ldeal rae
ing weather here to-day, with the tenn
perature ike June I'm the North. drew out
nearly ten thousand people. IL was la
dies day. and the fair sex were admit
ted free, with special preparations FOR
their reception.
AS TO the racing. it was very interesting
over "a track that was very fast Mau-
rice, us pounds. won the main event Of
the day, the ladies' handicap, mile IN
4.41. very cleyeriy.
Bioomer and judith g.. the three-year-
old. nllcd the places. Maurice and NicO-
lni were the only winning iavorites of
The day, but three second choices won.
and the public gave the bOOk-makers u
pretty even battle for the money. out
side of the big event. the other races DO
not call for special mention.
First race-mile selling-NicOlini C02.
Duffy, S 10 % won, with Minnie ". Sec
oui. and Mopsy third. Time l.il 81.
second race-milc, sclliue-Ralk Line
Gl0. Thorp. o TO ID won. with Van Brunt
second and ST. Leo third Time. l.n.
Third race-six furlongs. ceiling Pert
co.. Cay. TO ID won. with elsie Fefs4-
SON second, and SeabroOk third. Time,
1:i1-l.
Fourth racc-Ladios' Handicap. 500
added, ONE miie-Maurice OlN. Thorp. tc
- won. with Boomer second. and judith
c. third. Time. l:n.
I'fth race-mile and One-sixtcenth-
Rachael McAnister uoi. Sherrer. q 10 -
won, with Little Tom second, and Tip
pecanoe thrd. Time $50 81.
Sixth raoe-one mile selling-Gold Dust
(le5. Corder, % to - won. with Ixion Sec
ond, and tn.lo Jim third. Time. l.l2.