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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

Mountain Glen, Ara.-Our children
were suffering with Group when We
received bottle ot ChumberIain's
Cough Remedy. II Afforded almost
instant reliet-F. A. Thornton. This
celebrated remedy is iuS sale by Drug
glsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

December a4,h, 25in, 3ist, and Janu-
AIRY let, the Union Pacific VIII cell cx-
cursion tickets 10 points IN Utah, idaho
aud Wyom nc at rate Of Une fare tor
the round ttir, gooi returning until
JAnuGrY An.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

al believe Chamberlniu'5 Cough
Remedy is the best Tor children 4 ever
used. For Group IL is unequBlled. 1t
10 'plenuid seller with us-T. NJ.
tcCLEs, PHI. g., Manager Wampum
Pharmacy, WaDpum, PA" When
uGe as soon as the frat symptoms APP
gear that IL 90 snOn as the child be.
ocmca hoarse or even after the croupy
cough has appeared, 1t will prevent
the attack. The mothers OF Uroupy
children should bear this in mind and
always keep the remedy at hand. 1t
is also the best medicine in The world
snle at e5 and 90 cents per bottle by
DLugRlsla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

All kinds OF coal Prompt delivery.
Lowest pflces, II. James ~ Co., Cd
JohHs9p-pratt * Co., Al Main ynru,
Fourth West between south Temple
and Fist South. relephone COG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

Meu'l lro $1,000 suits for SlHf0
$3.50 suits Tor S5.9d; 5000 suits 500
Lqlilahle Cn.op.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

HOODS PILLs are the beat aitOr.din.
ner phi; Gssss digestion, pre- vent con.
EllpatiuD. % cents, &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

B"ys' $500 ovorcoats with care for
SGD Ennitahle Cn.np.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22
Holiday Excursions via the Union
Pacific.

December cath. 95lb, 3Ist, ana Janu-
sry let, the Union Pacific will sell ex-
cursion tickets to points in Utnb, Idaho
and Wyoming at rate Of one iAre Tor
the round trip, good returning until
January An,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22

Good Christnas winrp sl.0G anc
Sl.5o per gallon, ut b. *. Bloch &
Co's., I47 So. Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-22
Dressing Gowns

Auj Smoking Jackets for Christmas,
Brown, FERRY & WoopRUFg Co,
l42 Main Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
r,yr.ry ItrGIIT ElI.l.IcD.

l<an.na city. No. May ~. Twenty ight
Killed outright nfty-nno more injured,
some fntallv. mud property loss negfcsnt +
lug about sl.plD 900 are now given ~ the
estimated damage dnnc ~ Sundays cy-
oloue ia Marshall. Nefnahn and Brown
counties kansnH
Further reports may incrcahc thes" Ne
,u na lHe Telegraph communication
with the yiricfcn poiuis ~ stli imperfect
ana nnfptoiuatl9n prsyaila
Tbc doad are dNtrnntrd 80 folowa; A.
SON ga nnd nelphhornpoh, egnt' or..ha,
tx. a. Reserve, nNr. S,hriha, iVe' MOI
I s.nnfa suffered property dnmsgr Of
ont s,-Oie9 frankfort. fpO.00p; Keservc.
r,sltun. g.f.ihn sNmn. NORM, SfOWl
ara ih0msands # dollars damage wns
Itnr "a M. ,ouuiy bat~eon ihrse towns,
Aiinough tho pcrun nry inss ~ Frankfort
va erent 10 HE WAS lost there.
Ipstllijtiun aud destruction meet The
.vn n, rver'y turn. ma the stricken coun-
~, ~ bowed down with misery ana "or.
Many arc renirreJ ah'o uiely nonniioest
la f,w = tho 1tlme carried cyrione
insuraii . ind uunY escaped Wiih oniy
ITO clothes they wore. At Scuecn, where
ihe dufnnl,e wAR heaviest IN" h1ypc
wrought Was most complete.
Icvcrga here rifiy"na hnyc ofgnn!zr1 and
~. do ng everything roas hlc fer ihc sur
fcrrrs Aprenis for ou'sid. aid have boen
Issued
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crNr,rvrrs coMMT'TrD.

rond,,n. May 2o--A dispaich 10 thf
,r,,rcs from Prrfora. ia'd May lS' saya
rho executive council today doc - inh'
no punishment 4 Colonel Francs iiaoA p
I.l.na phillips George farr"r and '''h'
I've nammond the lcnnera. of ~ r.
lfr,asr. who were feaie9. "a 70 dtai
,t il. fifteen years inpti s3nn"nt. INC
slr" a., rr,feis,ned that fiifss srnicnrf
mii a. uo1ner Tn reu,cn0's ~ ths
Mr,t'isr raf5rmrfs is ssh awafer;
mo Time explains IN NJ enioiiiai ''Ha'
,e IL n lore possibility that iff Pfrlo' y.
ti',',trh ''ifiocn yenrs' means ne peiipp
".h"nlshgnrnt instead o. impr sohncH'
"If Il means inpfiso.n.mtt,e.na';; saYe eea ~,
l'',o,.e ana nli prod painful m
s..a.,io,i " surprise - 80 ns srNHre pc,
,d Al ss .., fs,l, ~ ' s|''S wa
~ ~ Pria MAJ ~ -frlr 10Y rtriiinH D.
.,h, sent@nces ne reform )narS have
not 81, been "'c'tf' nH.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
nAYAlip IELOGIHED.

London. My ~. Tue United states nun
lasfndor. Mr.. Bayavl. WAS gnna, to
night At Tho banquet ~ the foreign con
tula al tho Hote! rroll Tho hpli WINS
e,nhorntoiy drcprnf,d win tinNod S'atcs
aid Hflti h hnyh cntwiped. NJ. AIRED
lio tlfohild presided. me banpu"tlna nan
Yrrt"iited n hrillinnl sc"pe, "hi"h wan IN
creased IS tbs Gnlformh Of the several
hInhnsHadors present.
Hon. J.. \. collins. United states consul
In LDfidpn, In sp"rch proposed a toast
10 tho soYofeignr and presdcnis Of the
world. Sir. Knynrd ropiled 10 N" ,ohhi
"1he nlpomntf.' IN proponng which IN"
Pcrtian consul genera, II. l'ortrr
ou1ogized Ar. rnynfd who. - said was
h'nofod ~ all the b"st p'ppl". ~ the
Inltfd states and Great Britain, SIR
I3nyara. no said, way on ~ tho best
piGsies that the United states las ever
had
~ SIR. Bayard forc 10 reply the audi
nnce drank TO his health He dwoii upon
the mission of the corrular srrvicr ne
hsl ing equal IN importance 10 that OF Dip
lomasy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20

New york. May i9--'rhe nnniv'rsary OF
p,.. death Of tho Cuban pnirlot poet ana
,ournans,, Jose Masii. which oeonrrcl en-
May "a. lSDs. on Tho bnt,lenel' Of pos l'p'
v,a celebrated hy $40 members Of mo
rnbai, Revolutionary clubs an" ilietr gym
natbigcts NJ this city Tho 1o'n clsitii
waved h,sidc the pattern enl nAi 'I,a,,'
- Nnr,i iu front of n" slthh'r,H h'
,,..s d,.rrJ with the eniilrn OF fnha
n,..r i,s1 ,'uhan residents OF IN city WIN
ihc.r w!yfs ana daushters ylsornns'y AZ.
Nri.'r ~ Gahnn clubs Hnn prrTnifN.
r.mor rnlned circulation in1' ;ia"ng
ne audience wore Heai"' nunhn' ~
snnrish doteciincs who liui 20 mn 'rpe.a,i
."c M safety ihomHrlv0H 80 w. iu' "'r-
,nsii,on Tho Cui.nn revolutionary ~
I'll m his dts pfopos' - mar. a. ~
si.amer South Portland fr,nly ~
o,.ecd by The lunin fdr ri'es'l ilhn4if =
,., n,,r,orrg No mention. haw"N'ri Wn'
,n.jr ~ the matter ny 'he snehs"rf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
ANIMAL TITLE SHOWER

I.onlnD, May ~ Among the queens
birthday gifts announced aro the follow
inR:
The marquis of CRANKY. eldest ron Of the
Nuke of Rniland. and n. Key. Edwn.h
Iiencnge, formerly chanc' llor Of The durhy
~ Lancaster. are elevated 10 the lForara
ana fhicf Justice Mrfcdiih 81 this court
Of common pisas of ontario ~ iSniRhis1.
Sir D5nhlj Alexander Smith, resip,nt
governor ana chief cprnniasion"r Of III"
Montreal and Hudson iiay oonpany. rs
mede n knight Of the Grand ttpss Of The
order Il 81. Michael and ~. George 'k.
e. ~. O.. and Hon. JOsoph Chaplain.
Lieutenant governor # In. province ~
Quebec. In made knight COMMANDER of
he order Of st. Michael ana -. George,
lk g NJ On
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UAVANA TOBACCO

If wcyier's order Is Enforced thu Cigar
Tradr VIII suffer
New York. May Is Importers Of TO.
bncco from Cuba were inclined to doubt
today the Authenticity of the Dispatches
from Havana 10 the effect that General
Woyler Ind forbidden the expectation Of
tobacco from cuba General Wcyier. 1t
is understood. has taken this stop bc anse
OF the financial assistance rendered to tine
cause Of the revolution IN cuba by the
cuban and Spanish c!garmak"rs In thst
country. and presumably elsewhere ONT "a
cuba. y member nl - who.caai" grocery
house tual imports more lOrbT nli
elgtrs from CpAa thhn any Dlitrr nm.
spral. ng u tins lairel alleged Utdei uy
th. Spanish communicative nlei ln cum,
gaia tIiny.
III ine i,lcgraphic dispatches concern
IrI mis- matter are correct the whpl"
NOTWITHSTANDING f0lnrco ifadr IN tnis com
rN VIII h- d"Wpfnhh' Il, IN" price ~
laNnua clpar9 constantly iurtu1i'S h'
TAR Il. a.. drairr- are concerned, although
tha cousuineia 10 not, ptlnnps know ~.
Thoro has heen gradual lnoronse In the
price OF tobacco ihe ln-i ~" or ttI'"
months but ~ IL impu SihH 80 say ny"
innfh tho price OF domestic cigars az" 10
be- Increased by our ihiur' 20 s"i ioh',co
from cuba. Sumath !-ni ~ nsrl lpr
mnIanC cignrs hut II Is moi 20 saiisihc-
Tory. ~ course, as the IIayanA. IN" rn-
(orcuincnt of General W"ylnrB decree
would greatly interfere Win me factories
In Florida But !, rs early We, TO proph"sy.
think ihc manufacturers IN TINS country
havn cuban tobacco On NAM sum rem T."
last ihem for 81 few months ,.,,
m lnf,orta'ions Of l"af tobacco IRON
c,ihn ranged from l00ono"1 pounds IN sFo
,o a o1l 0p pounds IN i,g3- ialling - H.
ofo 40 ponds In lsp5 Tho Yinf or in'
..t,c,o ,angnl from sii-hpn IN 1856 I"
80 10 G0o in 1893 aud t7,p,gol in go
mo value Of mennlaciurel iopr ,',',e
chars imported from cum IA ' W H.,
IN i,gra ana thr importation tIhlnnlS W
a,.n'el uuin 1899 wn"n their taiue VIZ
~ e,h non. rh.n ITO immigration or W."
doaronssd untl in SO IN" ,niNl Nn,,, ~
no uanpfnc,urei '9nh'eo ''lN''''
od was only &HoHM
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iShmcnt OF the switching charges at the

iHhmcnt OF the switching charges at the
Chicago Union Stock yards.
a ticket scaipcr's Wow Of tho proposed
movement to ruin the hrokerng. buaincss,
Subjects honkoted for discussion at the
ninth pnnuul convention OF the National
Association of Local Freight Agents as-
socintions.
Tho Pacific llxprcra innugurntcs through
fast express service between New York
aud Houston.
Annual election of tho Missouri. Kansas
and Texas OF Texas.
Sherman, shreveport ana Southcrn's an
nunI meeting aud election Of ofs'cern,
south Texas lines pool On live stock
hmsnchs.
w H. Hurst appointed general live
stock agent OF tho Fort Worth and RIO
Grande,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
LANCE A. AsHToRp.

Now York. May io.-Jarnes \. AsN(nD
who IL said to iays been . colonel M T.
Confederate army, died IN the 11
street house Of relief TODAY. tS8
brought 10 tho hospital suftArirH
pneumonia. Ills IDENTITY WAS unIE
until shortly before he died. when ~ n
toned tho name o. Rev. y. y, ,rylees
reverend gentleman camS. ~ ~
with him several letters addressed n;
oneI Ashford. IN his care. but ~
10 10 b" called Tor. At the keS3{22
Tyler opci,ed the letters and fGtG
20 No from General cabsli q Dar9
S S,sla; 1esn f. 81 H ssn mn e
BEEN notified. n 81 Y 's,st8 u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20

london. MAJ ~ Tho Berlin correspond
ent of the Times ,ayr that thlrty-two Of
the forty-Soyen socialists placed on trial
for yin,siinn n the lave Of dSsocia tlon
were arquitieb i!oir Hepei Gays ~ the
result 'Tne political policy never tps-
tanned such crushing 1sfpat and II ~
eunsidered iba main tbng Of The irlal II
10 prove the utterly tntiputird nature az
the Prustian laws Of aSsocintion and Inn
peratiye necessity for froah iegisiaion."
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eunrKING Mlinnrn

Jackson. KY. May News OF n terri
~, murder comes from Knott county.
nuN Watkins was lying very low win
iyphold foyer NJ nla home Ia ihpf county
i,i~t acroys the Biea'bitt nne. aud ne
i,,4nv a " dover HIS daughter had sent
lar Nrs EriJiry. u nnghtor living ia
sraa,hiif. 10 ~ her IN the care of her
fuiier preaa Hfadiey. ihc husband came
nofno drunk and. finding ms wife absent,
cont to watkins home ana Hhot the aick
,ra,i dead ~ he pfosen"e oi hls fauehlcr
ana BraGiey'H y fc. Erldioy made iiis
escape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
TILE MARKETa.

Cotton futures advanced few points
In nil markets.. but speculation WAS dull.
Refined sugar rs ~ lower.
Houston Produce Agrs again advance;
Strawberries weaker: butter steady.
wheat advanced ~ over Monday al
Chicago. while cntn ruled dun.
lave Rtooh markets rominnlly steady NJ
Mondays fractional decline
S,oct apcrulniion wan of - moderate
character. Sugar wnp the feature.
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winners NJ Churchill Downs were
strnthreol. 7 10 10: Itny caruthcrn. TO T.
i.eatcr. . To .. END Lee, . TO 3: Mamie
H.. 3 10 !,
winners at Morris Park, Gold crcs,
3 to !: hen Amelia. 10 4. hrbnekie, IL 10
], Beldomerc. u TO 8, Hnphazard. oven
81 Maxim. tn B.
winners ut ST Louis; Gath, II TO q
Buck Wider. % TO !; Bai'lcdorc. to i
Dnvlh. 10 q; Jane, 9 TO !.
Dan Stuart Interviewing politicians al
Corpus chrisii.
National Longue-Cinclnnali 3, Phiiahol-
phia 2. PlttabufR 49, brooklyn ~; Kew
York Z, chlnaRo 0. No games nj Louis
vilc. ~. Louis and Cleveland; wet
grounds.
Mike Dwyer purchnsed Indy Incz. thu
great 3-yrlrold hly.
Texas i.cagn"-Honrton g. Sherman o.
Galveston ". DenIson z; Fort Worth 7,
Austin 2.
The DnIas team has changed banda.
I;renhom won the championship for
doubles IN the tennis tournament nj Aus
tin.
Southern Lcague-Atlnnta Q. New or
leans g; Birminghan H. Mobile 4; Mont
gomery Q, Columbus T.
STATE.
Fist congressional district democratic
convention called for Nnvaaoih on June
-.
Indications ore that Victoria county
wiII have two democratic executive COM
miifncs.
A letter from Secretary Carlisle says No
never made a speech IN favor Of free
silver conage.
Hon. Fricnch simpson VIII he a cnDdi-
dn,o for congress In tho Tenth district
Several young men arrested at Lexlhg-
ton on charge Of whiiecapping.
George W. Glosscock. the popuiist nom
inoe for congress In the Ninth district.
withdraws.
The Texas bankers and the State phar-
maceuilcni assoeiaiion IN session at Dai-
las.
~. u. Smith. a stockman. dies at San
Angelo from hiccougts.
RAILROAD.
Reasons advanced why the Katy en-
gineers viii not strike
Texas cattlemen working for the eboa
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The revolt IN Peru against the govern
mcnt regarded 40 n farce.
Foreign conauls IN London alvc bnn-
quot N Ambassador Gaynri's honor.
Royal poisonDBrH nrising IN Mohcow TO
attend coronation OF tbs car.
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,o,aen. o.. Aiay ls.--Fhs democrats o.
,,'o seyenth dirtiet toaaY onsfsd me con
'ns gss,nal nomieslion 20 l9H W BOOK,
waiter aho eee:ie,a = n.sais en sor deis.
ma ,,,srre IN the inepisfi Y Tree ~.
ga. iames Johnsoa. ~ u bpnnshe'a
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CHARGED WITH BEING NAUGHTY

Wichita. Kan, May n. Mrs n ASH
croft. widow. mas been arrested on a
warrant Fworn ont IS 7. 4. fawce'i, a
tailor who charges that she throw a k,ss
nj MIN yesterday While ne was with his
Y,fe ana that IL was don. win Malicious
intent. Mrs Ashcroft aaSs the KISS wae
meant for Mfs fawccti.
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LOUISIANA sgNAToRiAL VOTE.

Baton Koggt. La. May l,.-The vote Of
The Legislature today for United s,aieg
senator 10 succeed blanchard was A. foL
lows, X e Blanchard, HeinJ Is, walter
penceree nnd. Dem) ~: J y. mar.
mig. 4. y. Millinery Uefn.l o; judge
giackmsn. QDem) 8, G. IL. Cannon. l.
Total IL.
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T so5s saS & iii h; ~ ssass f 'sss WIS.,
u rest. "a Fl 81
BIIsstINGnAM Mathis gansr.i 49, =
seinbiy or the Cutnhet5SNd F!ssn3teste1Lx
church Will begin tn eepsIons HIRE qnnyx
III, the rn ssfisa sl sSSrcs viii
BALTIMORE. NOV .. Ev.s I RI
Ngrfoik and w , 4; Cancs m sSsct ! r 4
100 birds on the grounds q tne t N y ..s
Shooting association today fnr = PIN W. I
They have long becn fiysla III g. ~
IL ono or the champion sno's osss w Z &
CAPE TowN.--s,lr HcrcnlM Nobirsos I.
governor Of capo Towp. expt,M io IN Mn'7
I sr EnE' 10 s .sSsy i afssh
Joseph Chamberlain secrstety ses., Nv is5 !
FAR he cnlonies. Ills Wait wiH psoptasmsy
nave great effect upnn snc fntusSsvs - "a
colony. 81 sSJ N lsf
cuIcAGo.--,rbn annual election q Snts
cago Woman's club VIII be 1eia , ~un
~. so,or l,ne Y once npe icss sha,
yen ago tho club mefnbers raSs ..a ~ w w.sM
o,ber over The gpsslnp ~ adniinnT AZ gS9Es.
me Bnrrim W!Iiin .if, ~ ~ ssicr csicss
ton nhe was admitted.
pocArEli.o, IDAHO K IN: .,.a rspu0UH sss.
sa,,s s,9 a ~ Lois VIM ).
hsld a,v nern Mon fS wi control and vii follow
M1ntn,,i,'s example md declare ior ps ~.
lection ana FREQ silver" lnao1s"s
kinlcy. b
DUBUQUE. Iows-Ths - 6em ~ rsss
State convention y .nnounnssee'u,. c ~ 49,
hero today. Tho fnends OF hosHSv
os-noycrnor have arrsnFed 70 .auIS" -
boom for him for presidcn,s u rncn n.y.
has DECLARED himself out o. tmv nirnadv
erai dlsirict con ,y,sassons of American
FRANKFORT. Ky.--Towards snis as xs
tho jieutiyrty FREQ silver dnmorrAis ~
been looking with ihe rhpt Hasy ~ ~
Mohnmmedsn turnn1 Io TX I,isckburn -
rot,rn ~ Kentucky and assume tue lse44
~, ~, s,,vor faTrcs, C0yArnrr. STONE OK
Misso,,ri ana other distinguished anvos
aatcs Of silver arc expecpan 70 aSr'sS -
The Stntn about the Same f'ine.
~or,,uptA C.-The dcmocfa11o
statn c cc ~ ntion 10 b. held hero todaX
,,rornises To- be njn0et unhnimouN 49,
tree ,.ilv,r and 10 bo dominated ny heneSef
T,llman. TIE results Of the county 60
ventions throughout tn "" nsar SmstSS =
s,rates conelns,yslyn ,hn. on ne pccpic ~
bia cn,,,s" IN Ike senate. espanislty H.
n LIZ c Jou ~ prsa,dnrt Cleveland. has rn6
incroDyeI a. II "a not unlikely tnAe
delegates 10 Chicngo may ~ thy51Sa
TO leave the convention y ire ..,a ~ ~. 49,
defeated, TilImnn has often sniu n! lE4
that hs would do 80 personally ana ~
.hIv lis stale will follow him. Tnl1 ~
mean :, comoictn break In tho 6o4d Nq14M
and some l,oIitIcinns declare, VIII peNl a.
a political revolution In the SCUM. jgss5
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DOMESTIC.

Convention oc woman'a hoard OF mis-
sions Of Cumberland Presbyterian church
closed
Principal streets Of crookstcn. MINI,
nfo under water
General Methodist Episcopal conference
cioctcl two highous and adioiirn"i.
onccn victoria will dlulrIhu,o u few
titi,s on her birthday.
James A. AHhfaid " Texas Lies IN it'w
York
catholic knights ana LadIo, Of America
IN sorslon AZ Memphis.
Governor rurncy ri Tenn assoc is ser
lousy III,
cyclone fntaiiiea In Ncbras.a ana Kan
fns.
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THE CYCLONE SUFFERERS.

f,cyornI Texas cities Promptly Responding
10 Tho Appeal Tor hld.
Pho, Point. Texas, May io,-The business
mon Of this city held mass meeting Mt
tho opera house yesterday for tho cy'
clone sufferers
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ToDAY's FORECAST,
ME wIIAvTN. Conn,-Ths gfaA ustiAo
tako place today IN Rsitsii shapss. R

DANvII.Lr, Ky.,-The sixth annuAi ctg-s
test OF tho Southern lntesItate Orat0fteay
association viii bc held hefS this sevsut
ing z hi,
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TODAYS FEATURES.


Probabilities; 1on"rai'y f"iri soo'hcriy
winds.
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Farmcrsvillc. Texas, May Ios-Mayor
W. I,rrvy called a mass meeting ycsterda,
ana tho CITIZEN. paid about 800 for thu
sufferers Of Bhcrnnn cyclone.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1896.

was nominated FOR congress. A. l.. clay.
iool aud Geo. r. Long were selected dele
gales TO tho Chicago convention, They
wcro instructed for FREQ silver.
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! ARCHDrKr CHARLES LOUIS DEAD.
Niouiia, May IaThc son OF Archdnlse
Charles Louis a,iivcd by Hprcinl TRAN
today FROM Switzerland but he arrived
100 late TO r-e hls father. whose dcuth
wax not expected to occur 80 soon. Ihe
emperor spent tho night at the nrchd'en'
palace 1he physicians nscd strong In
iuciions OF ether aud camphcr after MD
night hut they only succeeded IN rcNiNlpN
tho. patient 10 oonArinuaneRs for u rev
moments. Tho emperor departed al i'W
IN the morning from the palace knowing
tnai he would not Sc. his brnh'r alive
asmiu hnt Tearing that he woulh dlhcom-
mnnn tho WIG and family. Who did not
dare 10 SHOW tho giirf which oycrwh'inch
ihcn while the emperor whH present. IN"
nrthluriJrss swoonrd when shc aitcinpt
ed to accompany the emperor 10 the door
upon HIS departure.
The patient himself Ind not boon aware
OF hs cxtreme danger. Tho two eldest
daughters drove 10 the railway station to
await ilinir brother md break the nad
new ia him wn.u h" arrived He wnllS'i
with tfeai difhculty nnd had IT, Il" nlf'''
"a reIchiHE hlH carriage iiif Holnurn ~
. warm climate has Improved lliN hvhlih,
but his ron1' ton j. SIN proenrlunf. th"i"-
rnri, the imperial snccnHipu ~ riiil RE-
I1iric1 with snfn' apprehension nud many
people bcilcvr Tint Arc duKc Kart, s"n al
Arthdii- OTTO, IA not UNLIKELY 80 he Tn"
next occupant 0f the throne.
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BIRMINGHAM, Aia.-Ths .Eanarsl 49,
senbiy Or the t,utnhstisnd P!SshyteeteAs
The question of ,Inlnn of ais brxiicsiee ~
tho Presbyterian church WILL be dtscusy eI
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NEW YORK. --I,ill Brady ~ tlIe npeyt
lng trnternliy know BIN but NAna@sGi
Nm Mn hons saa y All II ~ sSssS soasy sss
a rest. i;tt}l ~ s. ISL, Il pfss3a4i
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sr,cnth district Of ohio democrats In
siruct delegates for free Nisor.
Combine against Mckinney going TO
uirCrp
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Marlin, Toxins. May 1o---i'rom,nent clti-
zonA Of this place took fnbacripiion list
around YESTERDAY cynunR ana this morn
Ing md succeeded IN iriislng 2D frr ,ho
grief stricken people nj Sherman and o,hci
pincea.
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brilliant Reception TO Represents.
tiycs OF Queen Victoria.
OTHER PROMINENT PEOPLE RECEIVED
No official Reception Accorded the
United States Party.
SOCIALISTS AXE ACQUITTED,
Death Sentence of Leader. Of tho Trans
vani Rcformcrs C"mmuted I" Impris-
o"mcnt for tiftrcn Wears.

Mos ow. May ia.--rhc puke ana Duchess
OF Connnnght. representing Queen Vie
totin az tho coronation ceremonies. ar
rived here ut noon aud were accorded n
brilliant reception. rhey were met ut tho
railroad station 10y tho Grand rnitc ana
Grand Duchess sergius. the Grand Duke
ANA Grand Dnrhess lndimir and gnari
Of honor. y hund played God Save the
Queen
The military tattoo witch was sch'd-
uled for tonight 20 ,ako place IN the nrcT-
once II tho cTar. has been postponed ow-
INK to the nrismcnt weather
~. Grand Duke and Gfnnd Duchess OF
ifoeir, Prince ANA Princess Loilfc 1i i'ht.
tonhaig the hcrlditiuy Grand l,ult" OF
ami lrtpco Suhnuin uf Japan arrival our
INK hc day and were received NJ the mn
lnEd station lay mcinhors OF the Imperial
family and guards or honor, nccoinpaw"i
Y hnidg II music.
\ grand reception has been nccordci 10
the I,pir Of iiolthara. who has been re
cetsrd In private audience NV the ear
tlr.ruted to the c2aiinu. Other moin'rra
~ tt'e Brlthnram mission were then re-
te-,rl officially In the nndicncc bail The
Kin II - kiva was accorded Il siinilhr
reception
Admiral Selfridge. Of the United states
nn,y ard party, nrriv"d hero today
here wns no on inl reception accorded
~ H. II. -. peiroe. socrciary ~ the
tniici Sinfos legation aud hY Lieutenant
r. T. Rogers, the naval atiache 30 the lc-
cation.
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CHARGED WITH A KILLING.
Grapevine. Texas, May io-Will II. Price
WAS arrested here today by Constahle NJ
J. Hollis. charged with being implicated
In tho killing Of J. q. Brass last night.