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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct. 26.-Bourke
Cochran addressed 5000 people here
last night. A gang OF rowdies tried to
break up the meeting by shouting and
other disorder. They would have pro-
badly succeeded but for the vigorous
interference of the police, who elected
the ringlcaderS.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30
Work Dependent on the Election.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. 26.-The
rubber factory of Spaulding & PETER at
Chicopee Falls was shut down in
definitely. The employees were in
formed that if Mckinley is elected they
may report at the factory for work the
morning following. but if Bryan is
elected they will be notified when
yynDtpI
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30
4 Silver Parade's Marshal Killed.

OTTUMwA. Iowa. Oct 26.-Edmonc
S. Wyatt. aged 81, chief marshal of the
country mounted clubs in yesterdays
silver procession. was forming the
column when Il hose cart running to q
fire threw him to the pavement, frac
turing his skull. He died this morn
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30
Earthquake iR Peru.

LIMA. Peru. Oct. 26.-There was a
severe earthquake in Araquipa this
morning Railway traffic was serious
ly impeded by damage to the roads
caused by the disturbance.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30
Kept a Secret for Years.

NEVADA. Mo-. Oct. 96.-It has just
been learned that John Greenup Smith,
one of Nevada's most popular business
men. was married to Miss Eva Ken
nedy of Atchison. Kan. nine years
ago. but kept it Il secret all of these
wears because some of his family OBJ
iected to him marrying
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30
Big Sound Money Parade.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct. a6.-The
parade of the sound money voters this
afternoon has aroused more interest III
all the political parties than any pre-
vious demonstration of a political c;lar.
actcr in Kansas City in years. 1t IS
estimated that 10000 people were in
line. All the packing houses: nnd other
big concerns shut down and with THEN
employees joined in the parade Twen-
ty bands from Missouri AMI Kansas
fur1'i shed the music.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30

should never be encouraged to beat the
recoIt.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1896-10-30

Regarding the Nebraska exhibits
that were displayed by the Il. & NJ. at
4 number of county fairs in Illinois and
Indiana this fall. the Corn Belt OF Chi
cago has this to say in it's October is
sue: Nebraska has been in much and
gratifying evidence throughout the
central states this season. Her mag
niticent exhibits of agricultural pro-
ducts have adorned many of the coun-
ty fairs of Illinois and Indiana. They
were the admiration of good farmers
who were to. the first time in their
lives, perhaps. forced to realize that,
though proud of their own state, they
have to admit that it has young but
eminently successful rival in Nebraska.
There is hardly, if anything, grown in
these states that cannot be as success
fully raised in Nebraska, and more be-
sides
The meeting of the Nebraska beet
sugar association, which will be held
at Grand Island, on Nov. l. and Is, ac-
according to present indications. prom
ises to be one of the most important
and interesting meetings held by the
association since its organization and
ought to have delegates from every
community in the state interested in
the rapid development of this impor-
tant industry The experimental pc
riod is past and it has been clearly
demonstrated that the soil and climate
of Nebraska are as suitable for the pro-
duction of sugar beets as any territory
in the United States or Europe. where
sugar Las been successfully produced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
THE COLTS WON THE GAME
But They Had to Get on Their Toes
to DO 1t.
, PECULIAR PLAY IN THE FIFTH,
Loose am Work tho Principal Cause "'
tho Game Going to
Chicago.

Houston WAS defeated again yesterday,
though the men struggled nard Tor victory
all through the game. Lack Of team work
is the chief deficiency. aid unless TINS is
improved decidedly 1t will lose good
many more games. Both pitchers were
tatted hard, but Lesson a little the more
Reeds habit of playing about ten feet
from second and leaving Snort to cover
the base isat u very good plan; had he
been In position on ,No or three occasions
yesterday thnrc would have been oppor-
tunites Tor good plays.
Houston made three clean hits OF CRIT
18th In the first, but Chicago got In a
double play aud not a run was scored.
Griffith was batted pretty freely all
through. short getting three hits of INN.
The first score Mas made in the eighth by
Shaiier. but Chicago 20, in cnother double
play and prevented any more. In the
ninth after Two men We're out Roach and
slagi" each scored and Shamer was put
OUT at homo IRVING 10 score Oh the same
two base hi, by C.tc.
Chicago madc tNo runs in the third on
loose playing by houston and e;fcc,ive hit
ting. In H.. -iNth Chicago found Lee son
and touched him up hard, gaining a!X
runs. TIM mh Jointly OF them earned. In The
eighth another was made ANA IL WASH
IT,, -ssaly t. play the uinth
IA ine NitA inning a peculiar play was
n ade. Decker maze a littlr bunt. AMI,
hWklnc u MAS s1te, stood SIN untl Cote
,nrcW HIM ont M first which produced
some kicking In tAc confusion Riley tried
&c. run down 10 second. but Loeson watch
ei him and by quick throw to Reed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
RECEPTION TO CULBERSON.
Citizens OF Grecnville Will Make
Much Of the Governor.
LOUIS ]. WORKMAN AT VICTORIA,
Made n sound Money Talk for Rudolph
K,ebere- Muuictpsi Politics Are
ErcominE Warm.

A second meeting was held at Greerv,lIe
to arrange for the Cuiberson campaign
opening on san Jacintu Day. Committees
reported and the Indications are that the
biggest crowd ever assembled In Hunt
county viii be in Greenville on that occa-
sion.
The following committee on decoration
was appointed: Aicsdames r. s. Melton.
c. l.. Elder, j. h. Cooper q. A prne;re,
Misses Corinne Gee, Bird Vlnsou. Grace
Mouiton, Louise NortArlp, Fannie era
ham, Daisy Baldwin. May Smith; Messrs
w. L. Shuli, W. +. Harris Dan Upthe
grove V. NJ. Clark, Harry ChIdress. Ed
Cameron and l.. II. Bennett.
IL was stated that all railroads VIII give
excursion rates and ran special trans
The FiftD Regiment band. which nad
been invited 10 san Antonio for that day.
furnish Tho mHs.c for the occasion.
The meeting adjourned 70 April g., when
final arran krfuents WIN be made.
Governor Cuiberson wili reach the city
on the ggth and Will visit with has personal
friends. on the night OF the 2lst Governor
Culbc rspu has consented "a mako '!ie pre-
scntatIon speeches and deliver the prizes
carried on BY the Hunt County .NrTs. ara
will be decided on The 9pth. Prizes VIII
be given by Editor Sargent to the nani-
soonest lady, ana niso 10 the second hHnU-
soniesi. also prize to the man VINO ~
voted 10 be the uclicsi in Hunt county.
NJ Sargent will give reception on the
night Of the 9ist ANA nfter the presentation
speeches hy tho governor, the alair wlii
he turned over TO the young people Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
WALLEn coUNTY pops.

Hampstead. Texas, April i.--rhe popu-
lists met In county convention today to
select delegates 10 tho different district
and State conventions. The attendance
was very large and enthusiastic. many
democrats appearing In their midst who
had become gray under tho democratic
banner. While nothing wns said at this
meeting to show that 1t was intended TO
put out a county ticket, II Is accepted as
IA certainty that n populist county ticket
will be put out later, and If numbers 20
for ANYTHING the democrats win have the
dgbt Of their lives to save a majority OF
the county offices.
Tho democrats. however. look serene
and seem little worried by this show OF
light: they are calculating ns much on
the busters of the popuiiats as upon their
own strength. and all preparations are
being made 10 carry the county not only
for colnty offices but for the democratic
State ticket also The silver question will
he put In the background by mutual con,
sent as having nothing to do with Stat.
or county affairs and tho democrats united
are preparing for campaign such as ole
Waller has never seen before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
CHRYSANTHEMUM CULT
April is the Proper Month I
Out Plants.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL
Announced Tho Prizcs-somO
turai Directions.
WrItten for The Post I.

Written for The Post.
The season has arrived when chry
mum growers who expect to have
display OF the Autumn Queen"
must no longer put off the atteru
their plants should have, hut get
in real earnest.
April is perhaps the best month
out plants In beds, but II must be
to In time, for continued procrast
such as some people fall into the
will result in a Notifying defeat
lowing valuable time to elapse and
accomplished in the garden. DO
or for another month matters viii
attention now, but the right thin
be attended to, and the right III
ployed to do II. This Is the key
success is chrysanthemum cultui
when surrounded by further Diet
integers of this theory. success of III
est order is bound to follow.
The chrysa II you wan
fine are very strict task masters.
will strew themselves around you y
eous array and bestow crowns OF bet
garlands If you have given them
Kindness their merit deserves. The
anthemum show held last year
out many determinations and rest
from those in attendance TO try th'
in earnest, attempting success q
some OF the beautiful specimens exl
1t Is hoped that the warmth OF q
thusiasm has not met cooler IA,
that these good intentions now at y
OF actual operation will be carrie
effect with as much interest as IN
played In the admiration OF last
flowers. There IL now TO be
months OF cultural attention appli
fore we are allowed to see any II
these magnificent flowers. but the
OF them In our minds eye. when al
flowers are gone, should De my
enough to commence now that IN y
may pluck flowers not only Tor ou
use. but also enjoy some little pride
hibiting them as the results OF on
skill In culture,
Houston has had object lessons
NJ least u increase the number OF
growers, II not the excellence Of tn
ers themselves, but a faithful atten
surely bring success in the latter,
ladies OF the pePelchin Faith Hon
set forth In a skillfui ms inner pr
iist Tor the show TO be held next NOV
mitch should be Encouragement 81
II, remunerative way even u the "
in the bowers themselves 10 not
= ~ 4 tweQtsrtve prises Y -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
W Y

Nerves are weak, many ~
and yet they do not seem 4 4
that they are literally starv;s.
nerves. Weak, pale, thin M
not give proper sustcnance !. n
why you are nervous, tired, esh.'
The cure for this conditlos b
purify, vitalizc and enrich you, \
Take Hoods Sarsaparills i,i,s|
faithfully, and the rich, IA
which it makes, will soon M
nerves the elements OF trle n,
they require; they will cease ma
tation and will resume theIr !,
place - being under tile copbS|
stead of controlling the br,a
body. Read Miss Bartley's lets|
~ want to express my gr,tihA
what Hoods Sarsaparilla has a.
me. My health has been vsfy "
three years, due to trouble with =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
VICTORIA LOCALS.

Effort 70 Secure a School OF Methods
Three Crops of Cotton Sold
Victoria, Texas, April j-An effort is
being made by Professor II. L., Barron of
the High School To secure summer
school Of methods at Victoria during the
months Of June and July To do so wil
REQUIRE the cooperation of the teachers
pnnlls anu citiaens IN general
Tho freight depot yards presented an
appearance yesterday similar To mid
summer with dozen or moro wagons
same time. There were iiftv bales in III
ana they represent the three years
crop OF Mr. slar. a prosperous German
Levi Il Co. and received about ia cor;s
amounting TO ahout $1,000 MIR .slar Is
one OF the most successful farmers in
I'm, rhis section and no county can have too
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
rEAcIIERS IN SESSION.

Liberty IIll. Texas. April THE town
Ia fun OF teachers today. The Twentieth
Senatorial Teachers Institute has been
,n session here since yesterday, Among
those most widely known In attendance
are: Or. j. Mclean and Professor G. c.
cody OF Georgetown, Superintendent j. II.
Hudson of GeurgetGwp. Superintendent
j n shelton and Superintendent Harris
OF Austin. state Superintendent j. NJ
Carlisle Is also on the programme, To-
nights session clusod with addresses by
Professor j. l.. Dun OF Corn hill THIS
county; Professor O. G. Cody OF Georgs-
town, this county and Professor Il. ].
Echey OF Burnet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06

or cotton seed products at any, liked or
csriatu tiKurr or by which they nave
established, or may establish and settle
Inc price OF cotton seed or cotton SSel
products IL this State between tfemseN
and each OF Them. and all others 50 -
10 preclude thu free and UNRESTRICTED
competition IN the purchase or sdie o..
GO, ton seed or cotton seed ptCaucts IN
this state or by which the defendants.
or either of them, have AGREED or nlay
agroe, combine pool OF unite any tntercs,
that they and each q them nav. or
chase and sale cf cotton. seed or cotton
seed products 50 as to affect, fix or con
troll The price of such seed or proIle,s
within tho territory Of this state. or from
thing, or inuking any kind OF an asree,,
ment, tacit or otherwise TO be carried
cut by tn an or Either II them, or any other
person or corporation or agency, wneKFuS
tho price OF cotton seed or cotton set9
products may In any manner be ahecteu
or controlled to any extent.
!, is fni Their ordered adiudged an1 60
creed tina, the prayer Of the plainth ior
the dissolution OF the Texas Cotton see!
Crushers association. ana Toy me lpltri,-
ure OF charters Of thc afor"said deiehl
ants he and the same Is hereby deed
and that said association may Nc con-
tinued for all lawful purposes only
II Is further ordered aalatEcd ana ne-
creed hv the court that the state 10 nav
and recover Of and from the. 5aid dc,
feniaris, al costs in thus behalf incurr'g
prior 10 the date u the arr. oments ara
was dated April u, iS95. for which eN-
7; Is further ordered that the officers
Of the court may have execution against
sad defendants for said costs thus II
CURED by said defendants as Wei as ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
FOSTERS
Predictions Of the Next Sto
the Great

81 Joseph. NO., April
Ny last bulletin gave I
continent from April 4th to
Pacific coast about the 18th, CIR
18th. great central valleys 18th
This disturbance will inaug,
and cool waves will be Of less (
be a feature of the week. Tho
half Of the month.
Warm wave will cross the
trail valleys 18th, Eastern State
country about the 18th, great c,
PRO,
There has been great rev
to feel that we know less today
we knew ten years ago."
The above is quoted from r.
tlcnal weather bureau and Is re
among those scientists who ha,
To discover our own errors !
have to deal and the above quo
are not entirely lost to the trut
Continuing, Professor Hazei
rain formation. and We have S
Temperature, humidity, rainfall.
in cyclones and anti-cyclones."
Hazen is one OF the Oldest nj
bureau and the above admission,
the ablest scientists that could
dollars, must come as n surpris
Professors Able and Hazen,
work and Investigation In the W
on the theory that heat is the
in our atmosphere.
For fifteen years I have beer
public press that they had starte
ing only a result, Now comes
wrong. that they must seek q n
All these terrible mistakes ct
and therein Is very serious {
believe theories instead Of being
selves.
If, as Professor Hazen adm
atoms Of rain and other atmosI
foretelling the weather by wea
attain to long range forecasts.
do not mean to say that the
the weather. Their forecasts ar
tenths of the people. because at
be OF practical utility
The force that produces wea
ism can ill this requirement, al
must be equally extensive and c
caused by the indraueht Of gro'
netism.
The perpetual downpour thro
brings to the surface Of tho coca
particles of the moisture and til
ward tho continents.
There can be no question tn
the downpouring somewhat? ov
That 1t is electricity In somo
now be questioned, hut the tern
specific terms.
a recent writer IN a standard
oxygen gas constitute ;he electr
urc atoms and carry them to p
He illustrates this by the rela
bare atoms of oxygen are the at,
of opposite electricilies flow tow
He then goes on to explain I
bic them 10 separate the moist,
from the electric atoms and tha
becomes the motive power of "A.
This view may not be true in
held TO III these bulletins that Gle
pheric movom ats; that atoms
Grafton; that these atoms, consti
romeier, which IS the positive, M
rometer. which Is the negative pc
The heat theories have alwa
a warm air from the South, caus
miles southeast of The center Of
1t can not then be the cold nj
rains and therein the theory of /
The cold air comes In on the
of Temperature probably aids IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06

El Paso, Texas, April AT the city re-
publican convention today IL resolution
was passed not 10 put candidates IN the
feld for city offices. This caused II split In
the party, aud those republicans who
wanted "A city ticket are holding another
convention with tho Intention OF putting
straight republican ticket in The field
Mayor Campbell ia tho leader of the fac
tion opposing nominations. bu, all tho
leading republicans Of tho city are In
favor VI u straight ticket.
a dempcrauc city convention Is called
for next Tuesday, and 1t IL thought they
will make no nominations, hut viii fuse
with tho Campbellites for the city offices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
JAcKsoNvIII.E NOTES.

Jacksonville, Texas. April Airs. DIR.
L A. Maphis ~ visiting Tyler.
Mis- Mamie RagNiaie Is visiting the
family of Simrod Ragsdale.
pr. Frank H.. BOYD OF san Antonio mas
been visiting relatives here thls week.
DR. Il. NJ. Sweariugen. State health Of
fioer. was here MondtS, nturning home
from Flint. the place Infected with small
pox.
Miss ArtLe Williams has returned from
IA visit to Rusk
Mrs r, l., Grcrg of Rusk has been vis-
ting Mrs. ]. II. Bolton.
Mrs Jessie billiard Of Tyler " spend
Ing a few days with her mother, Mrs. ".
II. Loyelady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
HENRY OPENS

Moody Texas. April Atom. II. l.. Hen
~ OF Waco ex-ussistant attorney general
and democratic candidate for congress
from the seventh district, opened his
campaign here today. His speech was
Quito ion S,hy. iio fIvurs the election of
United states senator's by direct vote of
the peoule Tic looks upon the silver
question as the g."at and burning issue
oi tho Impending political struggle" and
fhvpis free courage Mt III 10 Independent
o.; amy other country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
VEGETABLE sHIpMrNrs

beeNille' Texas, April 4-rhe Reeyllle
truckers association shipped out another
car Of new crop Irish potatoes. cabbage.
herls, rfe.. today. The potato crop prom.
John Mocollom, one OF the most succoss
inl farmers. has been delivering a biz. CON
slsnineht Of ,sheiled corn in town mis-
local dealers "'i"''" VI 10
inc fruit crop promises TO he heavier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
COURT At PAINT ROCK

court adjourned yesterday evening. There
werc a number OF tracts OF school lind
recovered by IN. state and a good deal Of
other civil business removed from the
docket Court only lasted three days The
grand jury did not md single bill. This
has occurred on TWO former occasions
Jen Davis Camp. l., c, ", held Its an
nual ma sting yesterday evening and r..
elecied iis old ofiicors-W. 7. Melton, COM
mander. and \. A. Steam adintnnt Tho
camp embraces every old Confederate sol
der in the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
,naon su,C nr,, ASSURED.

London, April n.,
Times from Athon,sa,. ,h TO the
NJ. De'yanis. and ali 'he premier
were present Mt No me ministers
statue of NJ, Aycrof. VI inc
the Times also IA :.
Athens describing tIen ions letter from
ont movement Of No history of The pres
T. games. which .ays Nnw,al or the HELEN
festival IL NOS, ase,,,a, ne success Of thu
~ determined 20 a,oii u hes hes1 wise
lllures on the Temporal hueuiess expen-
mol 10 attempi ann fo,e, DECORATIONS and
for the amiisem,,It ~ ',,on large scale
Grecian finances arc W., Y visitors. The
a lavish DISPLAY condition for
Eur'pc Athens least noed ne CAPITALS OF
which would only detract Hneiishmonts,
ment If her unique charm IN the ENJOY
pfeHc! eS ~ ia ,no IN the Tim highly APP
Resented. ~ NJ better rep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
PALESTINE POINTERS.
New Firms Are Establishing businesses in
the CITY "

the City.
Palestine, Texas. April s-The Mistrot
brothers Dry Goods company have nut I'm
q branch house here and ocellpv tho pov,t
heiidins' They VIII be ready for busin, :
Mrs schrtner. Mr.. William Han and
NJ. y, a. Schriner of Omaha, Neb. have
a ai,,. mere 10 'pen music and station.
"a me hurAit' block s very nearly finish
an" Red Mems hail will be ready m twsnfS
ut H. !. an order OF the railroad company
ms point at night, ana iattirinr is tn a.,
h hand an around me covered premises az ihe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET

Iicnlstead Texas. April 3.--rhe good
government leasu" recently organized for
the pHrro5e Of reforming tho City govern
sntrt isd a mass n-"ting yesterday oven
inH ann placed IN the iicli tn" following
candidates tor aldermen d. j. Crook
1lArenc" Weir, g. II. Robinson, 4. T.
Thompson ana William Tompkins The
N-lt' S""fss TO meet with the apDro\aI
Of mo h-.i citLz.r N. ~ H.. tnAslI-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
DIED OF Ills WOUNDS

Kenney, Texas, April Slack Collins.
who WAS shot through tho hips with a
Winchester In a row with Charley Roy-
Yesterday AT. 1880 a. IN. lie was buried
AT csncord church today al o clock. lie
Was the only son OF Joseph Collins. m
old resident OF this county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
RICH is CONTEl
But Content Comes Only 10 Thos
Enjoy Good II ealth.

How often do we hear persons
that they would give al thelr
posse ssIons to be cured of 4 d,seny
rs usurring their vitality eradua.9
surely. undermining their conill',.
They put Oft until tomorrow thl
should have attention today. rhyI
loynent of good health. but iM !,
from which they suffer ceases 4
ravages on the human system. IA
As an eminent writer once IN
Seems THAT THE HUMAN ~
ARR. PRONE TO NEGLECT J
THINGS WHICH IN REALlTful
MOST TO DO WITH THEIR y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06

ltarned runs-tIouston 9, Chicago 3,
iwo base hits-Ccte. Decker Parrot.
Three base hi Riley.
~ Parrot and ferry.
,, Eases on 6ails---oif Lesson 2. off Nc
by 1irifhth g. 80
stolen bases-Houston .. Chicago :.
Umpire Mccormick