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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

Offices, z Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
and corner Fifth and Robert Sts., ST. Paul
Tickets to Dubuque, CHICAGO and the
East, and Waterloo, Marshal1town, Des
Moines, st. Joseph, Leavenworth, KANSAS
CITY and the Southwest, at Nicollet II ousc
Block and Chicago Great Western Depot,
Minneapolis, or corner Robert and Fifth
Streets and Union Depot, st. Paul.
The justly popular Chicago Great West
crn (Maple Leaf Route) evening train, leav-
ing Minneapolis and st. Paul, runs Private
Chamber and Modern Section Sleeping Cars,
Cafe Dining Cars serving delicious meals
80 cents. uy, and gives free use OF news
mating travellers, with an eye to personal com.
Tort and economy. Internationally prefer the
'Maple Leaf Route
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
BROKE WORLDS RECORDS.
Vincent and Wells Do Fast Time at
San FranciscO.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March s.
Ten thousand people assembled at the
pavilion last night to see the third
nights racing Of the indoor tourna-
ment. Two worlds competition records
We're broken, the one mile to 2:14 in the
one mile post race, and the ten-mile in
door record to 1851.
Summaries: One mile invitation-Tan-
tau first, Delmass second. Time,
2:30 3-5.
One mile post race-Vincent took
hrst quarter, Langueti second, Edwards
third and last. Vincent finished second
for the mile. Time, 2:14 (world's rec
ord).
Ten-mile interclub cup race. s.
Wells first, J. M. Edwards second.
Time, 1921 (world's record.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
REMAINS LIE IN STATE.
Prominent Prelates Will Attend the
Funeral of Arcbhishou Kan-icI,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March s.-The remains Of
Archbishop Kenrick were this afternoon re-
moved from the archiepiscopal residence. on
Lindeil boulevard, to the old cathedral on
til Wednesday, when the funeral will be held.
1t was the wish Of Archbishop Kahn that the
removal be conducted as quietly as possible,
with the view Of avoiding crowd. The pro-
cession, therefore, consisted only Of the hearse
and carriages for the pail bearers and Arch
bishop Kahn.
Arriving at the cathedral, the casket was
borne within and placed before the ohanceI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

steamer was only overdue a week, be-
cause the Belgio in making her last
run down was six days late She re-
ported exceedingly heavy weather"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia,
blosting, sour stomach. nervous dyspepsia
constipation, and every form Of stomach
trouble. safely and permanently, except can
Ger OF the stomach. Sold by druggists at
90 cents, full sized package
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
Franklin's Residence in France.

Franklin's Residence I'm Frances
PARIS. March s.-The Historical society az
Passy on Sunday placed a tablet on the
there in 1778. Two members Of the society
spoke on the subject Of Tranklin's stay In
France. M. Faye. the distinguished astron-
omer and member Of the French institute,
made an address, referring to Franklin's
career as g scientist
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

Take Rational Care of Your Cold at
Once. by using Dr. D. Jayne's EXpec-
torant. and you will save much worry.
and render less likely the development
of dangerous Throat or Lung Dis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
STOP TOBACCO
iM A NATURAL WAY.

tW n NATURAL Wal.
HAn0. nlIpr is the only scientific and
Dhuu -UUHu harmless cure for the tobacco
haOlL Three boxes are sold with written
guarantee 10 cure any case. no matter how bad,
Voc can use all the tobacco YOU want while
taking Baeo-Curo; It will notify YOU when 70
stop. Si.o0 per box. boxes $2S0. Solo by all
nrngGists, with guarantee, Or sent direct.
Eureka Chemical & Menusacsurina Go.
IA CROSSE, WIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
TAXES MUST BE PAID.
Washburn Lumber Companies
Fighting q Losing Battle

WASHBURN, Wis, March S.-The Injunction
secured by the A. A. Bigelow Lumber com-
pany. the keystone Lumber company, and
the Ashland Lumber company, restraining the
town treasurer of Washburn from collecting
the taxes assessed against them. has been
dissolved, and at midnight the town treas
urer attached all lumber and teams of the
Bigelow company. Papers are also in his
hands for service Immediately after midnight
tonight for attaching similar property of the
other companies. The amount of taxes Ia
about $4,000. The companies claim the as-
sessments are excessive.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
Total ...:..2 13,S34 S4,172 so

The difference between the total
gross profit and the gross profit on
grain, $29S.93, represents the gross
earnings of the mill There is shown
in the following table the total amount
of grain handled up to March 1. The
margins on which grain was handled
in "a and '95 are given and the differ
ence has been the direct gain to the
producer on the grain handled by the
farmers house. The gross profit, even
at the close margins on which business
has been conducted, shows that the
margins in force year ago were ex
tortionate. In estimating the total
direct saving to the producers at the
Kenyon market. 20 per cent should be
added to the $S,42S1S, saved on the
grain handled by the farmers house,
as the other houses handled about one
fifth as much grain and paid the
prices that were established by the
farmers house. This makes the total
direct gain to the producer something
above 0000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
Are You c~irr

Tickets sold for sall ocean steamers
to any point In Europe. Call upon or
c., M. g. st. P. Ry.. 800 Robert ST.. st.
Paul. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

okyDefS is lllIle more imam a SlQe-
track, yet it pays more for all classes
of grain than is paid here. The reason
is that the competition at Kenyon has
forced the prices up there. If the Luce
elevator can pay those prices at Sky
berg, why cannot the same prices be
paid by the buyer for the Luce house
here? During the season the difference
in the prices for grain between the
local market and that at Kenyon has
been as follows
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
billiard Tourney Opens.

The shortstop amateur straight rail tour
nament will be begun this evening at 8 with
a game between Aldrich at 200 and Miesen
at $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
Through Tourist
Sleeping Car.

No Change of Oars to the Coast!
The Chicago Great Western Railway
maple Leaf Route runs Tourist Sleeping
City and the Santa Fe Route, every Tues
lay. The Tourist Car rate is but Sc. 90
$500 each, if two go) from ST. Paul or
the trip "a hours shorter than by other
lines. No Sunday travelling is necessary.
The cars are divided into sections, the same
as Palace Sleepers, and are in charge of q
:olored porter. They are plentifully sup
piled with fresh clean bedding, curtains and
linen, and have little kitchen at one end
for light cooking These cars were designed
to give comfort in q long journey at the
lowest possible cost to the traveller.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09

There was ample elevator ca
pacity to handle all the grain tribu-
tary to Kenyon, and there must have
been combination, else the prices
would not have been kept up when
there was such strong competition at
other towns. The houses here before
the farmers warehouse was built were:
Capacity.
Interstate Grain company, two fat
houses ...".......'''.' .'.''s'ss''''s.'' 'lO,UVU
w. l.. Luce, elevator. ..................."40,O OO
M. b. Sheffield. .1u,OuU
William Shepherd, fiat house. ...........12 900
M. T. Gimderson, mill and elevator. .....3 900
There was not much complaint about
the prices paid for wheat as the mill
generally paid all 1t was worth, but
there was no competition in the prices
offered for any OF the other grains.
This year the line and other houses
that were doing business last year
have been run at loss. and one of
them was not opened at all this sea-
son. Had they paid fair prices in the
past there would have been no indie
pendent house started here, but now
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
SMASHED THE RING.
Farmers Elevator at Zumbrota
Was a Good Investment,

Special to the Globe.
ZUMBROTA, Mimi, March S.-This
market was formerly at the mercy Of
the combine in the grain business, but
for the past two years there has been
a farmers elevator here, and the
prices paid for all kinds of grain have
been satisfactory to the producers. The
first year the Farmers Mercantile and
elevator company was in existence it's
business was conducted on a commits
sion basis, but the transactions for
the year ending Dec 81, 1895, were in
dependent purchases and sales. The
report OF the companys officials for
the past year makes an excellent show
ing, considering the close margin
upon which grain has been handled.
There are 294 stockholders in the com
pany and they have paid in for stock
$3.50. The resources show a balance
OF $2,lO0 over the liabilities, as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
Cents per Bushel.

The farmers who have hauled their
grain to Kenyon consider the additional
cost of the extra haul, and they now
see the benefit of having an indie
pendent house here, as well as at Ken
Won
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-09
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Offices, z Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
and corner Fifth and Robert Sts., St. Paul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
srNsEr IMPROVEMENTS.
mo Telegraph Corrs settled i'll Tho
N..r lllilrt .rs.

Tho Tel graph 'orns Settle1 III Ih"!r
50" 's'A''r'"'
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
AMoNG RAIINoNp MEN.

Commercial Agent j. w. Tate OF the
Cotton Belt left last night for Austin
to attend the commission me.''ns'
colonel George W 'fowdcr stock
claim agent for the Houston aud Texas
c,ntral. returned 80 headquarters Yes
to-day from a trip over the Inc presiding
az stock iuQuostS.
,,.1,,", v-,,,,,,, ,,1r,o,as or Waco per.
SNAIL rioi,n ;,dtns,er was at company
headquarters yesterday looking after
claims and claimants and comforting WITH
tn, officials ON department affairs.
In.k coodn a pouiJar and Jolly knigh,
f 1' iii tnrd ,.i,t,i,inp ON tho. Saniur
-, is,,st 'rnxns hr,flrn . The Southern
i.,..til. v.s IN the civ Yesterday greet.nc
,,inr'is md nea,aint..llces ia railroad
r,r.lns
y, Nah, engineer of maintenance Of
,,. "a, ,bn sn,,,i,rn rncinr. returned to
-, 80. ,.,... ,.sf..-ll,x ,uorniu.r frnu "A
i',.,"'.,,iI ~, 'l.e,.,,,.r in West TEXAS
,,'..,.,i..','s s,,nn r,..,,s,,1,ctlon brit;re
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Southcin facie hnu ,he a. ~, ~,
nlRht Tor austin 10 aN'YiiH -. NE ~
iAetths Tor the 'ulih'i'l atl"li ~ w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The Southern Express company has SUI
rcrcudod lhc ADAMS on the tines of the
Southern railway in Virginia. north OF
Richmond ana Lynchburp. Mr.. J. Il.
Nyckaday has been appointed general
agent OF the Southern Express at Wash
ineten-
An Of the roads out Of New orleans
have made a reduction Of cents per lNj
pounds in the ralc on sugar IN car loads
to Lincoln. Neb.It Is said that t. about
,,n.al 10 m reduction which has been made
,elretlv FOR Il long lime. soon Hiier the
Drown decision one road mace tue ieduc-
non cprnly and the rest followed
Effective la.i sunday, the Houston ana
Toxins Central mas incronsci lta jrniHph,
sh.rn..n train service by three additional
trains. as Follows. Leave Dcnlsoh, : :" m,
lzs5 and sos p ~. leave sherman. $40
n m. l9.ln ana p. m. making 'iN daily
,ratns each way between these Two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12

First race, ilfc .-fonrthH milc--Jake Zlm-
norman III, Zanone l02, iIollingsworih,
i.conaiso ioo, cherub. Eastwood Belle,
maggie s. -.
second inco. nvc-oighths milo. selling
Lord Xcn iM. rho BloHson ln5 Perform
anee ioi, Govlnd" lg2, Vengeance cnssii-
Third race, oie mile, sellIng-Probasco
M. Ercudoo 10, Lester lDj Mate; Sligo.
Dll ,,cnuenau ~, Chhe""oh 1pl, Einnch
lnu Hurry shannon ~. bonnie, lJuilt't" ~,
Anualyl. %. Preside ~, Cecil ~.
Fourth race one malt mile'-5anjio II
Canalaforo, Hemp, Assassin, WI, Val
soniro. NoiIl. Baker. Alic" C.. Eugene
Wicls. Forfeit, l,uss irving ia, Princess
Teck. Princess Maud,
selling palias IN, Katherine iDj, Harden
burg los. Eli. Riverside Park 100, Twinkle.
James Monroe l0l, Judge Baker 9S. Mo'l!la
30 Asaph 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
pI,ctr.tsTrc yO,iKNAMENT

San rranglsco. cal. Mny 1.-THE Ma
tfonal Athletic club has an bat arranged
INC bgscst pugdlistic tournament ever
b,il IN this city. II The programme l. car
Ned uui il Viii incluir four ~ei'ps be
tween lie inr4f prominent fighters ~ this
iagt of the world
s,ttos b.tNyeeu shafkey and Tom WI
ltams of sat Lake Danny Nofibam and
Rnly Gallagher rat'ey Couisan, ne
AIS; ralian cyclone, ana lsilly smith. t'lr
Ausiraliau and Arthur Walker and FRED
Muller Of the san Fraucisco Athletic
club. ,n.a .,t
q, ~ ..nee,,I H.. The men VIII sige ar
ROLES toslny. \ match WAS cunicnpiniei
hetWeon Dan Hawkins and D ~. H,lf-
Ter hui as the later ia "sis1 s' le Ip'ss
a. rorc.de So much weight and wiil MOI
nyhl unless Icigler trains dowa ms
ZSiylcr refuses 70 do.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
ST.. 1.nl,lS ENTRIES.

First race. four and onn-haif fnrl0ngs.
2-yoar-od maldrus- Familiar. T.. Garner.
Jim Conway. Gallant II. Forsythe I0i.
Prince Lornies JOB. i,uokviderc Lincoln
los
Second race, five and on.half fnrlongs--
lleilr of onkgroyr, Argentina, inkos-
Keesho, l0l. Towarsl no. David il9. Hen
~ Young i2b
Third race. thrcC-fourths mile, selling--
cnstalin bernardo 9s. Princess Rose, Nell
lie II. III. Belle Star 81 Mops.y, banjhn-
drum l0l, Shooting Star, Mercury loi.
Hush. Enn Claire. Arthur q. 100.
Fourth race one mile aud twenty yards.
handicap Sniiie Woodford 10. Wont
Dunn. n. hawthorne lO5. uranin IL. Free
Anvicu llj
t'Ifh rDrc. three-fourihs mile selling
Albert $. gt Auroola 49, Tho kittnn I0i.
Nicholas l0i. I'rctcnder JOG, Ashland 49,
IIibernin Queen. Frontier, Imp Kinl;
Gold 117.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
Prospect for crop Of lSeG-97......... $751;
GALVESTON AID THN SUNSET


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captain iin,c uin7"mn laiNH uii'' " '''7'"''E
81 VIZ N'9
GalYoston.TcNas, May ll-Since the Gal
,.,-t..,, nno,,le be.san to r,.altze ,lolr. fnnl
... ~ ,, ,...
an'lcNal"hs o. ue'P VIII on WV "''
they have felt assured ihai one OF the
.,rli,st Recommendation coupanics to sock
..t -. .,,,, ~. ,,.
an ih't am o"''A "'fr "."''
southern Pacific hallway aud sieam"hlp
.,nts,nv Vney have not dogbtrd that the
~, 80 s'..,,..,.., f,....,.. .,,.,.,.. ,.,,,i,,
''hlFa' IN" '7'"'''' - go '"'
ID running across inc lhY diIrr'l5 10 lir
ruif pori. nnd The eonurai imnr,s aiou has
hon tLat,ach o. ths-o lines waull usa lnr
tr.,tks of tho Ia Porte l1nd ns soon ua
ibu line WIS ready To be operated. Mr..
inintinston and Other officials u iha
s.ftfN,rn parid. svsfeiu nilc pean her.
arj have ovrr!uol.rd .he ground. the i'i-
u,iu.l ami haritur facilities and @Vcl ilc
.'i,. of H.. prnn sid mex uninn depot. lut
III AZ have been very reiicent In fact.
tbrv nav. rather intiinated that fnpir
,'j.ifs 10 Galveston were purely OF ~ ne.uth
sn.i rlcasure character Mr.. 4, G. Hut
,+i ~ Halfway and steam. hip com
MN, mo H. here today. speaks more d.
,,.,i,. aud 10 me poiti He said today.
..,,.,t :. t,ff..r,, Pacific ronpauv want. 10
, 10 a, ltaston. II wants 10 run iis
Nn'nD - s,d rn hni,na = lia!r.yf
SUI Nc ,,ert n 10 can come h,ro
lIo.sm ,',t,oH ,.,ip fnanio ms ia ,ore, ot,r
on ,'.,,,rs ve VIM come. I'M here 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD,
The Galveston, la Port and Houston
Enters Galveston Today.
SUNSET AND THE ISLAND CITY PORT.
Hallway Otders Form Federation,
SAINT" Fs's Cotton Acreage Report.
Headlight Flashes Personal.
It AND THE ISLAND CITY PORT.

Today Houston and c,,vns,o, ,,r, a.,
,,o,co,,,,,,. H.. - ~" !'i' III
"N'0V , 'He inauguration OF train scr
vice nctwren the two cities over the new
terminal road. the Galy,s,oh Ia t,r,..
ara llo,,.,,, 49,, -
. ""t 'iie Nil'iai tram oNcs
'he panu OF steel connecting the sister
The con,rn,,,,, lin. ,,a,,, ,,.,'i.'
.,..,. ''N" "'''T' sp"'i'i"s
galveston bay having, after many weeks
delay on account OF the slow arrival Of
material boon ro,,,,ia,.I a.,
90 ~ ,, .~N ''9' "c'h' tsst
Va ."e structure anu Hmbering up OF the
mechanism operating the a0o-foot stael
draw was all that was r.o,a4 =, 800. =.
tbo oo,,,,i.,f.'.. 'eeav" ~ PNH'eet
VIZ "Aie'to" VI Tue New Bay route line
INTO the island city. The structure was
duly tested last sntu,.a,v ,,,s ,.,.,t,. 49,
tcrday and iound to be I'M to ~. ~, M
ard. and more thn, s,,rr,', ~. ''S Tt,''i,i
Withstand aiI r.o,,irr,,,.a.r,t,v "s '-o"sH 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12

New York, May li--When the first race
q, Morris Park today Is starred the rea
,s,tng season VIII have begun. Tie siras'
gle for the Metropolitan handicap II ms
great feature Of the opening day Nihs
- mai likely thst either Bel Maj or ~
Mtxin viii start. 10 that the icli wlil
IL made up OF seven HORSES ~ fh"se
Henry of Navarro and Dorian VIII run N
no interest OF the Belmont stables.
Henry Of Navarro Is now, ar he has been
all along q hg fayoriie for ne rnc.-
Next 10 Henry OF Navarro CONES SIR Wal
ter II looks as If these horses sholld be
il, tho front at the finish Scores OF horse
men al Morris Park say that Sir Walter
Is Il sure winner 80,
Outside OF this race the. card Is not "a
good as was anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
THEY WILL BREAK EVEN"
South Texas Teams Holding Their
Own On Northern Grounds.
ALL CLUBS CHANGE PLACES TODAY.
Houston Won From shcrmau-Aii visi-
tors Won Except san Antonio At
Fort Worth-rcrcrniagc.

or the forty-cight games to be played
during the first general series between the
South Texas aud North Texas clubs. half
Of ,hcm We're finished Yesterday. aud the
donors are so far with the South Texas
clubs. Thosc wise prophets who said that
the North Texas agsrcsnuons would teach
Tie South Texas clubs how to play bail
We're Just little OF The record in
Gliding yesterday. shows that OF The
tweutyrour games Just played on North
TcNas diamonds. South Texas has won
fifteen of them or fiyc-cighths. This In
dlcntcs tina, South Texas viii more than
break even" II also Indicates that TN,
.casue Is pretty we'll balanced and tiut
WHEN thrco ~ the clubs, NY Austin. ncui-
son and ia.d.as. streugthou up little, Wv
shall have me han Tor the season Ia
Texas with the p,unaut 10y no means ns-
surod. uaul .ate "a tNc summer, to any
club
Today another change of clubs takes
place. Houston AMI Sort Worth VIII Ivy
conclusions Tor the l"tdins place Austin
van 40 10 Dallas. galveston to sherman
.nld san Antonio TO hcnson Houston
VIII go Ia Dallas Friday. SATURDAY and
Sunday next and then nnmr for twelve
is;,iioa against the Northern clubs open
ing with sherman next Tuesday
GAMES TODAY
Houston ri Fort Worth
Austin at Dallas.
Galveston at sherman.
-sr Ant, g.. at Il,at,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

First race, fve-eighths mlle--Gothnm
i2a. Boldemere IN, The swain. IIanweli,
IL, Hastings III.
ll3. Cromwell los Copyright 100. buckeye.
tosednlp I12, l;risk o. Eumbazeitc ~
Third race, nve-cightns mile juvenile
kinniklc llS Lcon0rr. flYng squad
ron. 61v.aophia. Successful. silverbr,ois.
Iii; Buddha III.
Fourth race, one and ore-oigth mile.
Metropolitan handicap henry # Navarro
IN Dorian IIs. Counter Tenor ll5, Nank
Pooh. Sir walter ~ llornpipe IN. liel-
mar iUi Rnhlcou st. Maxim iN.
Hclunr and 81 Maxim doubtful starters.
Isifth race. ono-hnif mile-I'lorinn lj.
LccdsVillc. Challenge. DIi Mai il3 Lady
Louise. Fair Rohol, Suspicion, Taihnnssse.
Clynriia samruian, l'irrside. sonspareil,
Royal Rose 10.
SIKH iace. crr and onc-six,conth nile
Shakespeare II lM. Sherlock 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12

Austin Texas. May 1.-THE railroad
commission this evening granted Joint ap-
plication OF the Missouri. Kansas and
'roxas International and Great Northern
aud Galveston, LA Porte and Houston Tor
authority. to establish ratio of 81. cents
per loo pounds for the Transportation o.
iumhcr in car loads from Trinity and Sa-
hno branch points to stations on the Gal
weston La Porte and Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
EYENrs AN TORsYTM.

Forsyth. Ind. May li.-Five furlongs--
Miniycr first. Lo,iic Eastin second. Run
ming Bird third. 1imc l:03i4.
-Four furlong-C Chenille ilrst, Marie G..
second siegffied third Time .5s,a.
six furongs--Anna Mnyes first, Merry
Monarch second. Gicnoid third. Time
l;iln.
FIRST jennie June second. Ardoih tiLrd.
Time 1.0sis.
Seven fuIlones~Japopica first. Mandolin
second. MISS Morgan third. Time l.29is.
One mile-Consinnt FIRST l.onsdale sec
ond. Pat Malioy. Dr.. third. Time l:i3lz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
COMMISSION pOlNGs.

Complaints Against the Rio Grande and
Eagle Pass.
Austin. Texas May lion May q the
railroad commission will give n hcarins
to certain conpiainants who charge that
the Rio Grandc and Eagle Pass Railway
company which operates n coal inire. dis
critMinates against other mine operators
on its line in the matter Of rates. and
does not comply with thu law whom II
comes to aiforlug them ample faculties
Tor moving their product
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12
new tain schedule IS as follows.

Galveston. Texas May r.-Mr. isaac
Hcftron is IN receipt Of a letter annonnc-
ing mat thu first regular train TO Calves
ton over the Galveston La Porte aud
houston viii be run tomorrow, crossing
ih, hay bridge at noon Trains viii BIZ
opyrii,d regularly thereafter, upon u
schedule uow ia preparation. y t.mpor-
airy passenger q not VIII be proNluea At
IwentN -Mimlh and losiolliee.