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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-17

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Oer in Oie1cm County bctrd9t 1925
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-17

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nit unIeren Sungens bier III einem
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-07-17

gar peroen eud ipater mod anoere Bargains bieten. 6aGtet
1b Suer 9uae nf 0ieieu Hnun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
THINGS RADICALLY WRONG.

A Texas Denfocra. Who Finds Free S,lye,
Is tho Thing.
Waco. Texas. July So.--Dr. Marvin l..
Graves, cx-county Democratic chairman
has returned from q trip In the Eastern
states. To a reporter Or. Graves sad,
THE silver sentiment is gaining. Even
in Pennsylvania 1t is making converts.
There Is widely prevalent feeling tina,
something Is radically wrong and many
OF them VIII vo,e for any Kind of a
change The republican, candidates az
their managers tried 10 force the tariff
10 the from. but the people would NOT
nave II. This campaign Will be ;oJg III
10 f.n.sh on the II oncy question. 1 saw
many republicans who intend 10 vote tor
Biyan ard iree silver The repunl.ean
even getting doubtful OF Mciinloy's de
Notion 20 pe gold standard. He Won't
say gold at all ard Eastern Rold standard
men don't like hesitation On this subject,
There Is now much talk OF cOncAniSAt.ng
great efforts in all the congr. ssional dis
ricts OF the Nation and trying 10 elect
prevent free silver even If Hr-an IS
elected
What proportion of Eastern sound
et 90
1T is very difficult to tell hut a great
many WI 10 SO. illi ard German and
other Influential democrats VIII support
the ticket In spite. of the dissdt. sfartion
OF the democrats. I believe o large pro
portion of the rank end file VIII vote tor
Bryan The loss viii be countThala nvcd
by reruh. can DETECTION TO thu silver tick
ct. The hattie Il sad 10 depend upon the
middle Western States namely, Illinois.
Chic. lndlnnn ana Michigan n IS gen
orally conceded that Mckinley will carry
the East ana North and BRYAN the South
and West This Will certa My be n great
campaign. and 1t won't surprise me TO see
BRYAN w the waite House"
DO YOU intend TO vote FOR Bryan"
81 am "A political orphan Kicked out %
she back door Of my own b1use. but have
nowhere else 10 so. | car not bring my
sell 10 vote for Mckinley and a rohbcr
tariff and all other obnoxious republican
u assures, abhorred from my yonth CROW
men win believe IN party organizations
have to eat a. at hmes This country u
too great for any question 10 ruin IL. We
have cod high tariff for decades and
We can stand even free silver FOR a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
A Very Neat Compliment Paid to
Charles r. Byers.
THE RATE WAR IN THE SOUTHEAST
The seah"ard Air Line VIII Restore
Rates on August 8-Personal
and General.

Tho resignation of Charles F. Bvcrs
as travelling freight agent Of the Hous.
ton and Texas Central galway, to accent
tine general freight agency OF the Caves
ION, houston and La Porte, was made the
occasion for the presentation Of a hand.
GONE token OF esteem on the part of the
employees of the general offices cf the
Houston end Texas Central The pros..n-
tat.on occurred last evening liz the rooms
OF the Houston club. and IL was quite a
pleasant AFFAIR. numb,c of gentlemen
We're present most OF them being en-
ployes Of the general freight offce of the
Houston and Texas Central. where Tidy
have been for years associated wi;h Nr.
Byers.
rhe presentation speech was made ry
Mr.. l.. :. Palfrey. who said.
My Byots-You VIII recognize in the
gentlemen here assembled employees Of
and Texas Central Rai!roau conpai.,' NJ
are Ft'hered ar3.na you here ter the
puIp1S" OF ~ smaH dc gree convey lag TO
!o! the position You occupy III our hearts,
10 ICY 70 say TO yCu now lonG,y we have
CpeiHhed YOU a. a friend. associate ana
co-Worker, to express our regrets and
sorrow at your departure from ot. midst,
tc congratulate You upon your mcrite1
advancement, an9 10 WISH i'3u Got s,ead
n lha paths you have choS.l hclceiorth
TO follow.
AS Il small token Il the esteem. high
iiiis clock is presented you, which. while
II nov tolls the hogr Of youc departure
from our midst, vii. set FAR morc sweetly
rnme forth the hour that crowns YOU
I'm success. May II als) in those hours
q Tals. troubles and JOY carry thr knowl-
etge that we wish TO he ram ambcred.
propriata remarks. after which there vas
Popping Of champagne corks and many
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

A. B sanford. local freight agent OF
the Santa Re, IS taking short vacation.
There will he passenger rate meeting
OF the Texas roads at Eureka, Ark. on
Monday.
/. l.. Foster, general manager Of the
Ne!asco Terminal. came in yesterday
morning from Austin.
Yesterday was busy day with the
ticket agents. They were busy making
out thc!r monthly reports.
j. G. Bra-hc~ OF The general freight
department Of the Houston and Texas
Central has gone to Dallas.
II. c. Reese. commercial agent of the
Houston and Texas Central and the South
ern Pacific, left last night for New Or
leans.
Charles F. Ryers' the new general
and La Porte. will assume the duties OF
his new office today.
The Pcnnsylv ANA carried over It's lines
cast ana west Of Pttsburg and Erie 320, :
7GG tons for the week ending July is. Total
tonnage for the year thus far has been
10. 73s, ST. tons. a decrease of i.265,S3s tons.
General Manager Mccall Of the Litch-
fold. Carroilton and Western. has Issued
a circular announcing that the Office Of
general freight and passenger agent Is
abolished.
u W. Mclean, master car builder for
the Memphis railway at For, Scott, kan,
died a few days ago AT Grand Rapids
Mich. after a protracted Illness. He for
merly had charge Of the ear department
of the Missouri Pacific railway.
The Baltimore and ONO has appointed
r. Il. Luther commercial agent in kansas
CITY TO look after Western dairy products.
The directors Of the PEORIA and s.:
Lewis II. Thomas OF Thomasv-lle prest-
dent.
The Northwestern Railway company has
been incorpog lted By the following Clev--
. HkNlT To-
sheldon. William L., Bennett, Gustav
Range and Lafayette KLnball. The road
Will be built from Cleveland to Hudson,
and Will give the Cleveland, Akron and
Columbus road an entrance into Cleve-
land.
Abilene merchants he appealed to the
Kansas State board OF railroad commits
sioners for ichbers' rates to that city The
Rock island and the Union Pacific, and it
l., intended by the Abilene men to show
that they are Just as much entitled TO
these rates as Junction CITY or Sal ma,
both OF which have them.
General Agent Pratt of the EN- grant de-
partment of the Western Passenger asso-
ciaiion. has submitted his report Of the
amount of business done by hts depart
r,epi durinlv he last six months. During
the period named Il. tS2 ctnigrants were
sent 10 points IN the West ann Northwest.
and the business wAs so wen cquai!zed
that the MAXIMUM between any OF the
Nncs Il merely thirteen persons.
The Southern railway system has put
into practice the plan OF ringing the bells
on he locomotives continually while To-
comotivcs are IN motion. This means
that the bell on the locomotive Will be
kept ringing from the tine the wheels
begin to turn at one station until they
come to d full sfop at another y special
attachment Is put on every locom ltivc,
hv which the ringing Is done by steam
mower which Is controlled by the en-
cueer with special throttle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
CROSSING SIr1r


The southern Pacific Simply Desires to
Protect Il Trest-
Beaumont, Texas. July 2l.-The motion
to dissolve the Injunction Issued by the
Orange county district court. enioinlng a
condemnation Of a crossing for the Texar.
kama and Fort Smith across the Southern
Pacific main line, viii be heard by bis
trict Judge West in this city Monday and
the proceedings will doubtless be watched
with interest. The contest over the cross
ing is peculiar. The pognt which the Tex
arkana and Fort Smith seeks to condemn
IS about 6t.D feet east Of Beaumont ON a
tr.stle. The Southern Pacific says 1t has
no digestion to the new road crossing It's
tracks and rendered without price a cross
ing SO feet east of the point in contro-
the crossing could be effected on an en-
condemnation proceeding The Southern
iaciilc alleged that the trestle crossing
would put il to an expense largely above
that necessitated in crossing at the en-
bankmcnt; would expose its trestlc 20 de-
struction by iire-tn fact. ii would be a
continuous liability. subjectne the said
railroad to suits and damages. interfere
with the operation of its trains, make
track and trestlo repairs expensive and
endanger the lives and limbs OF the travel
ing public.
Upon these allegations Distric, Judge
West granted the temporary injunction
as prayed AMI thereby suspended the con-
dem,laNion proceedings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
RATES TO ne RESTORED

j. y. W'snar, travelling passenger agcn:
OF the sooboard Air line. yesterday re-
ceivtd the niloNdns Telegram from The
general passenger agent of that road;
BY order Of United States Circuit .I,dyo
simon ion- Seaboard Air line taiin No. ).
m effect July Il. win be Withdrawn nj
m. close Of business on Saturday Aur-
Nst g. an which lime rates In force ~ -
10 July Il viii he restored. and continue
Va effect unt1 further advised. Please so
advise al parties interested. Circular is
sued today r i AnJsrs,I
This means that tho Seahoard Air I'm.
WIZ obey the temporary Injunction -raut-
90 IN thc United States court ly Judge
Simoloton at Fla, Rock, y C.. the othcl.
day, hearing for which Is set Tor Aug
ust Is " -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

q direct route from Petersburg to the
:. shesci river. distance Of so5si. miles.
raii,p ,oi,osel iength OF thc Great SIBERIAN
ANYWAY from Cluliabinsk TO Viadyosi ok
On VI, me Japan sea Is 5,47 mles. OF which
NOR" than onc-third is now cs,mpletel A
large amount of work has also been done
nnor pIa',cnes- there are now engaged
upoh The actual work OF construct on
OYER 1900 workmen, beside engineers and
on.cers. Up to 1895 ss2.Ass,0o had been ex-
penuei. The plan OF building across the
ii"ouh'ains ana canyons on the south Of
Lake Baikal, which was the most iiG5.
tult feature OF tho whole onterpr.sa has
been abandoned ara trains will he ferried
- tross the lake. by transfer steamers
distance of about twenty miles,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMISSION

AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMISSION.
Austin Texas, July 3.-The ra:lroad
commission has authorized the following
rates:
In approval Of joint application Of the
Sherman, Shreveport and Southern Rail
way company and the Texas Midland rail
road. suhmirre-i under No. "A OF the Sher,
man. Shreveport and Southern Railway
company, authority is hereby granted for
the Adoption of the rae OF ls9, cents per
100 POUNDS for me transportation of lum-
Der, N car loads. from all stations on
the Sherman, Shreveport and Southern
railway, Cason and west, 10 Ennis, kauf-
man and Intermediate points
Effective Angus, ), 1896.
In approval of joint application of the
International and Great Northern and
the Galveston, Harrisburg and san An
tonic railway companies, submitted uudcr
No. ~ OF uhe international and 'ires
Nc rthern Re- 'lway company. Il is hereby
ordered that commodity tariff No Is
sued by chis commission 10 apply on soft
coal and Ignite. In car loads, transported
by railroads ba;ween points in Texas. he
amended by adding to section of said
tarlf this following exception:
Coal. in car lads. minimum we Shi 40.
90 pounds per car, from Sanchez TO tlous-
ton, 81. 50 per ton of 2opp pounds. Rates
TO Intermediate POINTS not to he higher.
Effective August 3 1Sf. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
READ BETWEEN THE LINES.
American

Read between the lines Mr.. w, c. Wilt
news inter, iew means that the democrat
&c nominees are going 30 win. lncompe-
tent leg .slation al Washington by both
parties. playing fast ard loose with trusts.
combines and monopoacs by both parties
have caused widespread discomfort, and
this discomfort has expressed Itself backc
hv the honest public opinion OF the sturdy
people OF a majority az the Suites IN an
emphatic protest which must be- haedrd.
The men and the constituents of the mon
who met IN Chicago and formulated this
pro,rSt have the cool, happiness well H.
ing and honor OF this country more 80
heart than those who charge them vita
being iac"liiis. reds. traitors. revolution
lists and other Vltnperops uamcH, ana they
know that heir We fare rs ~ ~tarr Th.v
don't propose Ia ruin themselves aud the
country. and arr p,ncahie, law hiding cit
lions. But they do propose. " fheY can,
TO roctify some fearful and patent wrongs.
and from present lndicmMons they VIII
AnrcpgI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas an
hounces the follow ng rates:
10 Austin. account @. L. O. OF o. r.
.eolorcd), tickets on sale August 5 AMI :.
united 10 return Angus, s. Rate, one fare
tor round trip
, 10 AUSTIN, account Texas conference
Epworth League: tickets on sale August
H. good to return August % Rate. one
fare for round trip
ON the certificate plan the following
rates have been made.
Fort Worth. account Dallas district
Iu.y IS
penison. July 30 and 81, State ccnven-
upn elocutioris.s.
Dallas, August to 6. African Methodist
Episcopal conference.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
MuRpERER FOUND HANGING.

wharton. Texas, July 3i.-This town was
unrown INTO a state Of excitement this
morning when the repor, came In that
plve Brown. ii n gro who WAS out under
bond charged with the murder Of Next
can last year had been found hanging
10 n cree Mt the Nickey Edwards riace
dead Justice Whittier, with Deputy We
inw repaired to the scene. From the
evidence gathered " is the common opln-
to, that IL Is a case OF suicide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
SHERIfFS' DEPARTMENT.

Sulphur Springs. Texas, July 2l,~Nho
wants an iron gray mare. years old,
abou, " hands high. gentle In harness and
pares under saddle No brands; I th uk
owner lost her about SIX weeks ago nHas
as she VIII follow covered wagon. 7 havc
Information leading 70 her recovery Wire
or write quick, 81 ~ ono has l9s' such an
animal II u. sherman,
Sheriff Sulphur Springs. Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
THE HOTELS.
rBr LAwLoR-l.ATEs $3.50 AND s.
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

Osoar Berman. Lining; T. q; DAVIDSON
yno,ten. NavaSota vs. T. BOO n, san
Antonio. ~. S. Read and wife, Corslcana
= P. Hammond, Shreveport George 10.
Heron, Jackson. Miss; T.. +. Lingsflold.
New orleans ]. W Evans, Galveston. c.
4. Carney, New Orleans; l.. h. kohnle,
Chicago: Frank " Leake. New orleans
o. Chr,steson. city. T. l.. Chapma n.
Cuero: {. r. Warsinff, Dallas; II. w
s;ean. Hous ron; W l.. Black city. j. 6.
Goldsmith, Winston. y C.; K. O. Burn
ham and wife. Waco; z. 5. Ha!rston. New
Orleans, j. T.. sempie WirTon, NJ. ;
George Best, Columbus. Georges Pitcher.
lr, New York y. /. Buyer. St Louis
George W. Tay.or. New Orleans; II. j.
Dixon and wife, Winnie, Texas; Henry
took. New QrleAns, James =. McNab.
Houston: Y. Weiss, Beaumont; L. H..
Moore, Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
RAILWAYS PAY TAXES

Austin Texas. Juy 3i.-1he following
railroads today paid tax on their passon-
ger earnings for the quarter ending Juue
me -. Louis sruthwestern-Tax. sio9 o..
total passenger earnings for ntierfer tso
29i a. 49, F''''
me Tyler Southwestern $50 r.
i9ial passenger earnings for nutrter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
DROPPED DEAD.

Troy Texas. July 5l.-Miss Matue COL
Inns. daughter OF Mr, Abe Collins, hVing
between Troy ard Eddy. droCped dcnd
tIre. All VINO know the family extend
heartfelt sympathy TO the berraved house
mold; she was just blooming INTO woman-
mood and was the pet OF the family
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
LOCATED IN ILLINOIS.

Rusk. Texas. July 3o.-Ex-sher!ff John
Il. Reagan Of this place, and who Is the
democratic nominee for sheriff returned
Yesterday from Chester. III. whera he
has been after Finace Anderson, a negro
Who killed another negro in April. iSfi.
49, Iacksonvile Mr. Reagan has been
working on this matter for some r'me
and ios,ted nm In Illinois. Mr. Reagan
was sheriff OF this county Cor ton years
and made one Of the best sherlns In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
PATENTS TO TEXANS.

Patents granted to citizens Of Texas for
tho week ending July 2s. 1896. reported
through the Office OF ] F. Beale. solicit
tor OF patents. COS q street. NV. Wash
ington. -. C.;
Henry A. Cordray. Brenham: construc-
IRON Of doors or window sashes.
Earl w Smith Houston, Designer OF
one-half interest to III. r. Beard. Dali
las. car shade adiuster.
George e Ward, Fort Worth; general
index and alphabetical record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
BALL Al WHARTON.

Wharton. Texas, July 81 The Same DO
t@ean the two prominent BAH teams here
vH, played yesterday Tho court house
tfa,m wac; John u mis-, lieurn Hardy.
Linn. Brooks. Spnrkm11, Campbell. Stni-
ford. Davis l,usnc-s mons team -.
Sorre NJ. Sorrel. spark DYnbn. Pierce,
schultz, Altman. Hnckcr. Raei iel Tine.
gl5 The score stood 90 D, "favor OF
she court house team
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

c,,,r Lake Is so much cooler than the
-. l.i,v n YOU are n we'll person the
NE, and rest will benefit you. If suffer
Ing ng from stomach. trouble or any affee;
ti5n OF the skin; ne mineral waters And ana
.,,rn Hacks in waiting ut every train 10
.anyev yo,I 10 the hotel Rates reduced
10 SO per week. Correspond with Messrs
further informs ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
AN AWFUL LONG SENTENCE.

Franklin, Texas, July 3l.--The State Of
Texas W.. Jim Williams. for assault with
intent to rape on Bena Morris AT Iicarne
on July 10. came up this evening nj 2
o'clock. resulting in a verdict of lig years.
ln Two cases OF burglary he got TN Years
each anT hlnety-nino years for assault
with intent 10 rape
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
Nr,v nIRMrNGHAM NOTES.

New birmingham. Texas, July "O.-wilEs
carr. colored. who lost his hous- by IRE
shor, time ago. has bought the Usher
ho,rdtnr house and = moving IL out
on his farm fer a residence.
-, oss about 2nA bundles Of fodder
md a little COW feed, together with the
building-s25 IN all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
GIppINGS NORMAL.

GIdd,ngs, Texas JrIy 3oThe summer
normhl which mas been IN SESSION hero
,he past month ,ecan tho closing exer-
cisca this morning with ivy snty-lhrec ap-
.1atiOn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Commerce. Texas. July 25.-Today 10 the
beginning OF the commencement week at
the T.. J.. y. college OF this place. Rev ".
+. I.loyl OF For, Worth preached lite
prec atlve audience The degrees VIII be
conferred next Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01
BRIDGE BURNED.

Austin, Toxas. July ai.-'rhe northboun,
International train. due hare az II 40 .. M
was several hours late tonight owing Il.
a portion of the bridge aCross Bear creek
twelve mixes south OF tho uity, boinl
burned out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

Austin, Texas. July 3i.--In speaking OF
the murder of the Burt family Sheriff
white says never in his life has he heard
Of crime that was more deliberately
planned, moro carefully executed. Every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-01

Trains on the International ana Grea.
va,,h.ru and The Galveston, houston and
henderson arrive at and depart from the
International depot, foot of Congress ave
nue., Missouri, Kansas and Texas trans
from the Katy depot n the fo5t of Mont
scmery avenue, north side OF the bayou;
Galveston. La Porte ana Houston ana al!
cher roads except those mentioned use
,he Grand Central depot.