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To ORGANIZE FARMERS.
right VIII BE Made on the Cot+on
Trust

risWt VIII BE Made on the Cotton no
Trust.
Auan'a. Ga, August "a plan n ,,,i,,
'he FARMERS of the South IN Il fight apairs,
,"e COTTON tie trust in retaliation for rho
WV per cenf advance in the prices of ,ios
mas oeen set on foot by Hon. G & NJ
''t' state commissioner of aar,cn,t,,ro
VINO today Issued the following addrass.
10 the Farmers of Georgia ana a..
South az" the
az" years ago We We're confronted nv
A'e"'"e monopoly of the bagglng trlst
rh ''IS.' vtlueaNored 20 fore from farm re
u.ousiHuA or dollars which in ,heir a., y
dressed condition they could rnt 49,, ".
lvse' By united efforts among ~ %
, n'',, nus evil was averted ana the h,,,,.
."fuS. MMch had fastened t,sa,s rs
NE, agricultural Industry. was l '.sul on
iuaaS We are confronted by t, % ~
tA'"h' me manufacturers OF cote ''', -, t'1
v,i, ,v'Ined another great combine "a
"u,s,r, irdsoll, except to grltirv AN en-
iaWtui greed, have entercd ma az IN
uit"t Ia fa-se the Price OF thor - Z" 81 v-
pyr cont. Ii the price of iron Ho"is ivu
To- ~ 'tot m1sht nave been som. 80 a.,
~ - S'NOh iut non Aas urV.,r 80,
labor. S''u OF ccul and
The fact Is simply that an cfror. .s,.,
To- conirihnto We farmers Of tho SoutS
~, Dm,'tnu'c millions of doll9rS "a 81. -
N profits Of powerful c5mb n5 no swell
Sssadioa jsst n aHe ia tsr@ @sG, are in good
i NY AaFe their provisions tha us rust.
* M nrsss isvt unui later, therefore, ,berN
ton 10 on ,hs necessity to force ther mere
meetings in 's every s sdyise that hsy hold
pber nsnonnce efforts to defraud ne =, south
them aGytss e. A. the same tims o,
Cd OF meei,, ,ogsther as to the best n,s.h III
e'Hs the new enemy. "e'"-
G. s, Nesbi,,
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CuBANs WANT MEDICINES

New York, August 3.--Iiaving as Its
am the care of the sick and wounded in
the Cuban war the Oscar Pr.mell,s club
mas been organized In this city. Concern
ing the club and its objects. II statement
wa given out today Al lhe Cuban head
quarters, SAYS in part as follows:
principle oil humanity. has forbidden the
itu cross 10 penetrate into the Cuban
eahps to take its place Tor the care of
the dying Cuhans" VI
1t Is pointed out that the cuban army
Is generally in need of quaiae and An
appeal Is made Tor medicine, of an kinIs
aHt eIcai Instruments and physicians sup,
plts' II IS claimed by the Cubans thar
such contributions are not harreJ h,,
President Clevel1nd's proclamation.
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ON THEIR GIfAED

London, August 4.-The Post publishes a
long article On EnGlauNs relation with
Germany, IN the course Of which It says;
Inc ma.ntcnlnce of British rlehts I'm
NN'erch' Africa and Asia may at anv
the uNo.ve Tie Necessity Of nghtln.
america, France and Russia. Il heho Vcs
Us, "a 'eiore, 10 consider our rotations
WIN olh'r powers 1t is fact That in
'ht"Ary Z hH question n now to best firhr
ulF bl lush navy wLs very SERIOUSLY rIu-
palgn aGauss England was workni en-,
" ttrrteelst most @ mpstent In d,ni
Win that prot lem. This fnct has p","r
ueen published before, and We are bon,
TO admit hat lhe resent tone of Tho Ia
sprod German pres7 ought TO nat om-
statcsm, u on their guard '"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04
CRETAN SITUATION.

Vastly Improved by the Administration Of
Georgi Berovitch.
New York, August 3-A dispatch to the
Herald from Canea. Crete, says:
Extreme satisfaction is felt here among
the Christians at the news TINT the gov
efnor Of Gambia, whose report OF the re-
cent phlsging and burning was not deemed
satisfactory, has bsen replaced by liassdn
Pasha, WHO formerly established such 1t
satisfactory condition In the same district
This very prompt action Of the Turkish
authorities is Il striking proof Of The good
VIII shown hy tle vail who dit his very
utmost. indeed. ne could not have done
more OF nave acted more promptly
Commenting on the above the Herald
says.
The news contained in the foregoing dis
palch makes l. clear that Georgi Bero-
witch, prince ot SIgas, who at the REQUEST
Of the European powers was recently ap-
pointed governor general OF Crete IN sue
ceSaiou to AbdullIh Plsha, Is doing all in
MS power 10 remedy the disorders exist
ing In the island Cand.a. which is stu
atvi ~ about the center OF hte northern
toNl't me of crete. IS the lNrgeSt ana nost
Interesting town in the country OF late
I'M villages in the neighb1rhood nave been
N" scene of haruing and pluuieriug the
turks throwing the blame for the outrages
on the Christians and the Christians re-
lprllnS upon the Turks. The inquiry inst
tGtcd by the governor general, or vail.
li"S aAoN NE Nolluct OF the governor {!
N1ldl4 70 hc not Tree Of reprulch. and
TINS official has accordingly been replaced
IN office 10y ilassln Pasha. who hitherto
has been acting as under governor OF
Crete.
H"org ErrovNch, the governor general.
VINO has thus at "a stroke won the aearts
o! the Christian population in Crete, ~
himself G lrietiIn. He is an Albanian
OF the Greek church. and was formerly
museaovart or Vie, governor of Crete, n
winch position lie beuame well known IN
: o. 4 I.lHH ltH.
hleNt as vail or governor. of Crete, he
was m cha q Of the adInini IA ton OF
ne government Of Sngas He enrned IN
admin traitor
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CUT DOWN BY cuBANs.
Fsur Spanish soldiers Fell by the NJ;
chet Put to Sea In n Boat.
Vast JTI, Apurg, :,

Fcur Spanish Soldiers Fell by the Ma
chete-Put to Sea In a lSoat.
Key West, Fla, August 3.--After an
eVentful voyage, Colonel Joaquin Delgado
and Lieutenant Fernando de Nelasco of
the insurgent army have reached this city
from Cuba. Several days ago they were
given important dispatches for the Cuban
juniG by General Gomez and ordered TO
bring the messages TO this country. Del
gado and De NeFasco. nccompa MED by a
skilled boatman, reached Mariel Friday
night whore they We're to take a boat for
Key West While they were on the beach
preparing to launch their boat they were
discovered by four Spanish soldiers and 1t
hand to hand tight followed. Delgddo
Nelasco and the ooatman used their ma
chetes with deadly effect and killed the
four Spaniards.
Delgado says the head of each of the
Spaniards was cleft and the blood and
brains on the machetes testify to the
ruth of the story. The Cubans placed
the arms of the Spaniards In the boat and
put out TO sea Saturday morning their
boat sprung a leak and was about to
sink, when L Norwegian bark rescued
them. The bark brought them within
nifty miles of Key West, where they again
took TO their boat, which had been re-
paired. When within twenty-five miles of
Key West This afternoon they We're pick "a
up by the pilot boat Glance, which
brought them in
Delgado says battles are being fought
daily in Pinar del Rio and that the insur-
gents are nearly always victorious. lie
says Alaceo holds all the provinces save
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

hy the corporation OF the city of Edin-
turgh Baltic Steele, In the absence of
tho provost, presided at the dinner and
warmly welcomed the citys guests. In
HIS sphech he dwelt upon the aftnities be-
iwcen tlIe two great nations and referred
e the visit to them Of General Grant in
~ whca the freedom of the city was
conferred upon him.
Captain George II. Wadleigh. in COM
mani OF the Minneapolis, and In the alb
ridge, who's nag the Minneapolis carries.
replied in n happy speech. lie thanked
is5ilie steele for their hearty reception
and said that Scotland always had IA
warm place In their hearts He then
foMsted Tho nroVost and the cornOrn lion.
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HAVANA R,nGrr

havana, August IA wind storm n,
san LUIS province OF Santiago de cub,
mas demolished the barracks there. XIII.
ing nrs Two s'erillas and buryinS several 9TH
Killed by electricity were
r., An cpl lemic % smallpox prevails -,
Guanaboaca ana is SPA liing NJ
A dispatch from Slnto Doinipco 49,.
inVe oi santa Clara, uiinouncrs M. 'S',n
uaso Munez Bravo an insurgent. has ILL
~ +, ~ re WT9te Anvntlon1to farewell let.
Antonio finar Lopez and Nar,iso 10,
crlguez, insIrgcnts, were shot n, ti i, %i-
han fortress today. ~ VIC Nu'
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TO BLOCKADE CRETE.

London. August 4.--The Vienna corre-
spondeni OF the Chronicle learns that the
powers. with the exception of the English,
are preparing to blockade Crete. The
portc's demand THAI Greece should stop
the export OF war material to Crete has
caused the Greek cabinet to resign, but
the king has refused to accept their res
donations and ordered the minister OF war
on his own responsibility to stop the ex-
norris
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THE L.AuRADA soID

Philadelphia, August 3.-The announce
men1 OF the sale of the famous fllibuster-
M,g steamship Iaurada of the j. ID. Hart
mne was made today, The ship was mr.
CHASED by Antonis Reuhens OF WIlinin,.
,oI' Del, who is the reputed attori.'y
,,or ,ne Cublns She will leave AT once
lor her new hailing port. 10 be overhaiIled
PAD Tor the vessel was $4,000. 20
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BURNED TWO HUNDRED HOUSES.

Athens, August S-The Mussulmans
have burned 200 Christian houses in the
village OF kakodke, in the province of
Selino island of Crete. and 1t is feared
that the Christians in reprisal IRE burning
the MusSulman villages. Hustilitles have
been resumed In various parts of Selino.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04
STILL OF THE SOLID SOUTH.


iictAl democratic committee. shortly alter
AP1a ie-ay. when they were together IA
re cairuritse roam Tor three no-rs At
lt~ ---,s-. 81 the talk NJ Jones sl.8 tlrru
- AZ .-p,h4as 10 t.> rsa1e p.b.ic. Alr Cor
i.At. p e. hsks-i as 10 ile current .eno-t
iHi 70 Wel.- fr' On the executive. cyr.-
~ 'iee az; possibly .ts chairman lie au-
O. ne statement la he would 10.
c--l -iCurs<.
tae sarn. aov as 10 ISIS ans i2a
Nnen gave every ala IN nay power TO
- " lfA-t 49,. Al Harrity bgt would
H'l i3s.t. "a charm a-hl.. la ~. present
.fA4l'i'a Fu ! v.ii ,-1 .e-- a-9r Jones IN every
"aE iilfs.n--. aJ, Ir-rr L. rirc4usst4.l. =
we y '--t.N- committee
~ a.i4 asked ar 10 N5einer ne would De
iI-e'ffcr o. th- .1mm4tte-- Mr. German
...at ihe chairman was practically
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

LONDON August 3.-The Daily Graphic
"""o"'ees that spaniards living in Ar
gent.na have given "A Clvda shi,h,,t,,t,
urn an order for a cruiser of i50o t H,e
nase, costing >lG0.oO0 ana TO be deiiversd
!" e'shseen months. as a gift 40 Snein e"
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Now YorI, A,,o,,st 2The h,,do,..,r,,,,.
~, ,, -, ''' '''
"i INC tIeaSurtrs ottlccs OF the democratic
National committee and the treasurer of
tho cb,v si,,.,r >,,.t,,,,, ,or.,. ,,.,,, -,
,
~ n +, y, H. thg hotel barthold today.
New York. August 3.--M. \, Hanna Will
leave New York for Chicago Wednesday
or Thursday. Before his departure there
Will be a meeting of the menh.rs of ma
,...,,,,-,.. - t,.,,
pft,,rr: =, i'r. H,VVt,uH'isP 'i'..'al
,,,, W az uI i'osloli, prondply Joseph Man
~ vi MNlle ana Wee trtsldenthl Nomi-
uoi,n Ia 10 Soi'l,!e,s LIE p'an OF cam,
nrc,nhe ".s' Ivy oWt me NIX OF inc several
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04
IT is DENIED.

London. August 4-rhe Standard (con-
servativc) denies the report that Sir
Charles Topper is to succeed the Earl of
Aberdeen as governor general of Canada.
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GREAT BRrrAIN,s Appr,

brussels. August S.-The appsal -, a.
British government against m. a.a,,, .ne
OF Captain Lo,haira, the Bclg,1n nr,,.,'.
who caused the English trader sen.
ne hanged In the Congo region for III vi, 10
anins anu ammunition TO HE NATIVE, y.nis
perior court of the Congo STAT -. su-
Lothaire was present in the unisor,n IAN N
rank IN the service Il the Conco ~, VI MS
occupied In a recital OF The 10, ny was
81 tho judges. '"e's ny one
@nrEkrAiNEp BY EDlNBURGHERs
aulnoursh. August s.-The captain ana
U u..nn OF the United States cruiser Min.
"sspo's were entertained At dinner tossv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04
AN ELECTRICAL IN IN a

Wiu,ona, Mimi srinors ~
storm which visited uas .ls
s O'Clock this morn'ns "a q, Y
experienced here lpl .,. heavy isr,s|
companied by a VIZ the ~
Reports received - -
vet somewhat meas pethsny NJ
In The vicinity OF ysseiai
damage was done - hard 80
Exact particulars lnne " 80
Some damage was uy ,,,r and ~
other wires by hghibu hut %
ings were also strucA'
age resulted ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

The self-seeking populist leaders IN
Texas will not be able to pun the rank
and file around like NO many slavos. The
majority OF the popullsts are populists
today through indignation at the unprln-
cipled condIct of the politicians and office
seekers In the old parties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

IL is folly to expect Mr., Cleveland to al
dress himself at this time to the political
situation. The fishing around Buz1irds
Bay is said TO be better this year than for
MAJ y scasons past.
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The organization OF a well defined coali-
tion In Tssas against the democracy viii
At least Eiss The dsmpcrsts somethins 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

Intelligent and honest as any people ON
aafth. una II II perfectly safe TO follow
Them WHEN they demand governmental re.
FORMS. The American people ars naturally
conservative. ana when thcy demand re-
form IL is bscausa thoy need t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

NeT York. August 2--hor. Bonrke
Cochran was ssaei today Z he woala
sar9o-5 a third ticket L one were noull-
Ia;s2. noiwithsl4r3lri- the views express
a. N his interview p4ni.she.. To-Day tie
said.
Y a convention - held {; which all
DEL Goats can be represented who, oc.leN-
Cht-aso. are Determined laat rs pr.Ecl-
pls- shall ilot perish for Acs " organ
lsaton. and Il an expression oi opinion
should be hal among it, u. ini-.r>.
sh1li De Inclined 20 accept Us decision,
whatever &, illlgat b.. tsirs i more I'M
i-I7laut .ha; the opponents u Mr. hrNaa
should - united f. one movement than
tt-l: any particular form Of co-opera ton
sl5ul5 GA.opIed"
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y short while back there MAS some ouos.
'.on as to the Hon. houriSe Cochran M.
siiIon and exact stanllag Ia Tamn,ny
IhHre Is nolo nov -lumm4ny va puu I'm
the hatch'lring when the ZION Boprk. -
around The door hereafter Ills brief resi-.
d'Gcc abroad seems to have made him
both "A tory and a toady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

M Efynu fnows hs good Ferte ~ not
neiicing common campaign AAu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-04

MI Bryan terl fo5 Grover cItv.ined
FOR rr@'iden, thrac ,twcs. WIN Grover
cle'eland vote for ar. 81. Al for presii.et
once?
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
or THE cHINEE AND THE JAP

The japanese are extravagantly fond
of children, and treat them so kindly
that Japan has been called the chill
dren's paradise.
The bridal veil of a japanese younp
lady is subsequently used as her shro,,d.
Just after the marriage it is careful.v
put away and reserved until her death
makes its use necessary.
China has the new woman. too. Th.A
daughter of magistrate in Shantnn
acts as treasurer in her fathers dis.
trict. keeps the books. pays the hills
and stirs up delinquent debtors. Her
father has made $4,000 taels in civ
months. and the district is irvine. its
best to have him removed.
Marshal Yamagata, the famoua he-,
OF the late Chino,Japanese war. er-
pects to pass through the United STATE.
on his way to Russia. He win lind ! :
San Francisco. where he win be tn.
guest OF his daughter. who il the WIFI.
OF the Japanese vice consul AZ tn.
Golden Gate. Marshal Yamarata {. NJ.
tended by no less than six Distinguish,
officers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
PEACE AND WAR.
A Commercial Vessel Runs Into aud DAM
ages = War ship.

a SoAukncHSAAA vcs6cA huns AutO anu O8m-
ages q War ship.
SEATTLE, WASH, April 13.-The,
Puget Sound and Central American
Co.'S steamer Transit ran into the
coast defense vessel Monterey yester--
day afternoon while the latter was
anchored in Seattle harbor. The,
Monterey was crowded with visitors.
and great CONSERVATION followed the
collision. The Transit, which is a.
stout steamer, had her bow badly shat.
tered and stove in.
The Monterey was struck about forty
feet astern, loosening one of her ar
NOR plates and swapping few rivets.
Her port side compartments were well
filed with water before the leak was.
stopped. She will be placed In the.
new government dry dock at Port Or
ehard for repairs. The damage to
both vessels is roughly estimated at.
$4,000. The Transit was moving at.
full speed and it is miracle that more.
serious damage did not result.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
TAKEN FROM JAIL
ny Mob of Masked Men and Hanged for.
HIS Crime.

by Mob OF Masked Men aud Hanged for.
HIS Crime.
SEAL. Ala, April 13.-Between mid
night and daylight yesterday morning
mob of masked men took ReddicI
Adams, colored, out of Jail and hanged
him. The mob aroused the jailer with
the story that they had a prisoner to
put in Jail. and on his appearing he
was surrounded and his keys taken.
Adams was carried to a clump of trees
about 200 yards away and hanged.
Adams waylaid and shot Z. L. Rem
fro last November and, after shooting
him, robbed his person. burglarizea
his store and set fire to his DWELLING
Adams had been ON trial last week and
alter celebrating from Wednesday un.
iii saturday, the jury could not agree.
and z mistrial was announced.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
COMING INTERNATIONAL FAIRS.

Russia is going to carry the war into
England. The minister. of finance is
organizing an exhibition of Russian
products in London after the close of
the Mimi Noygcrod exhibition.
Twenty-four governments, including
the United States, Japan, China, Persia,
and nearly all the European countries,
have given official notice that they will
exhibit in Paris in 1900.
Pavia is going to celebrate the 50oth
anniversary of the foundation of its fa-
NOUS Certosa. The monastery was be-
gun in 1896 by one of the Visconti, but
was not finished till 1912. It is now
a museum
"A French engineer has conceived the
idea of reproducing the house in which
Napoleon lived at ST. Helena as an at
traction during the Paris exposition
of 1900. The house will be an exact
copy of the original, with panoramic
canvases representing the natural sur
roundinEs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE 1OO-horse-power boiler of the
Orr inseed oil mill at Piqua, O., ex-
ploded, on the 9Th, wrecking the east
| wall and damaging the whole struc-
ture. The loss is ST., ZOO.
BALLINGToN BOOTH and his sister,
Mrs. Booth-Tucker. had a protracted
conference, but the situation was not
changed.
On the 9Th, the opening day of the
Olympian games in Athens. Greece, the
American contestants captured first
honors in every event in which they
entered.
In the battle at Pinar del Rio the
Cuban insurgents captured two pieces
of heavy artillery, 1,70O Mauser rifles,
], 200, 600 cartridges, 1850 swords and
stores, burned 600 houses, sparing the
weak. The Spanish lost $50 killed and
200 wounded. Cuban loss, $50 killed
and wounded.
IT is announced from ConstaEtinople
that an imperial trade decreeing the
w holesale expulsionof missionaries
from Armenia has been issued.
AN explosion of dynamite occurred
in the new Radebaugh tunnel, one
mile west of Greensburg, Pa, on the
7th. Frank A. Grannell, of Smithfield,
was instantly killed, and two others
were perhaps fatally hurt.
THE United States consul at Hong
Kong informs the state department
that the black plague has broken out
there.
JOHN RAFFERTY, was sentenced, on
the 9th, to the Elmira reformatory by
Judge Mcmahon, in New York city, for
the theft of one cent. The prisoner
was caught picking a pocket
THE indirect taxes collected through
ont the republic of France for the
year 1895 amounted to $50, 600, 900
francs, an increase over the revenue
from the same source in 1894 of 20, 00O,-
| 600 francs.
AT Elizabeth, n. J., OF the Sth,
Frank Mckinley, employed by the
Singer Manufacturing Co., was killed
by Pennsylvania railway train. Nc
Kinley had been married less than an
hour before the accident happened
| which caused his death. His bride was
with him when he was killed.
THE entire plant of the Oxford Iron
and Nail Co., at Belvidere, n. J., con-
sisting of the blast furnace. rolling
mill, nail factory, mines. stores, farms
and dwelling houses, was sold, on the
7th under foreclosure By the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co., for $40, 600 to the
Delaware, Lackawana & Western Rail-
road Co. which held the first mortgage.
An explosion of giant powder at
station 231 of the Pioneer Electric Pipe
line, in Ogden canyon, about five miles
from the city of Ogden, Utah. on the
sth, resulted in the death of five men
an6 tine injury e Eve Others
The brick residence of Pito Studoli,
an Italian living in Pueblo, Col, WIS
blown mp with dynamite by unknown
parties ON the Sth. Although Mr.. Stu
doll was in the house at the time he
escaped injury.
THE house committee ON Judiciary,
on the 9Th, completed its work upon
the bankruptcy bill and decided to re-
port the bill to the house. The meas
ure is based upoE the old Torrey bill.
which has been before congress for
several yearS