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DIR. vARNUM D. COLLINS WILL ADDRESS THE
mems meeting at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, 1909 New York ave-, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Subject. The Physical and Spir-
itual Power Of God Seen in Hawaii All
men are invited. Bible class at z: 45 O'Clock. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CoNGRE,i ATION-AI. CHURCH COR 10TH
AMI g sts. NV, Rev. y. VI. Newman. ID D. pas
tor--Ihr pastor Will preach IL am. and &
pm Music ny quartet and chorus choir. led by
Or. Eisrhuir. uTranist; AM hem. Te pcuIn in l.
fiat. Etumh4ch. Sunday school, 9:3n am. Chris
tian Erd-avor. . pm. II
LINCOLN MEMORIAL. CONGREs; ATI)NAI
Church. l1th ard Il SITS. n.w.-Sunlay school
at $50 am Preaching ut IL by Rev A. p
Miller the newly called pastor. i. +. s C. E.
at I:3o pm. All subscribers to the bond fund for
the pc convention requested to report TO r.
Smith. member IF the AUXILIARY COMMITTEE
"Wednesday night next. It,
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FRIENDS.

FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX) EVERY
First day at IL am. In OF Y. NJ. c. A.
Loo ". Y. ave. Christian Endeavor at 1918
AL are welcome 1t
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK of WASHINGTON,
AT Washington. IN the District OF Columbia, at The
close OF business October @, 1886.
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| REPORT OF THE CONDITION
| OF the
| CITIZENS NATIONAL RANK OF WASHINGTON
| CITY.
\ At Washington in III. District of Columbia. AT the
| close of business October u, 1856.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN.-F. D. POWER
II and 100. Sunday school, $50. c. E., $40.
Faur-and- a half street Chris tian, AZ and q s.w-
W. j. Wright IL and $50. Sunday school. $3.50.
g. E. $50. All welcome. 1t
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NON-SECTARIAN.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST-SEI,V-
ices Willard Hall. 14tti and F sts nw every
Sunday at IL am Subject: The Wise Choice y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Linscott, c. S. DIS, readers.
Seats free. It,
THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTITUTE
will hold Its Sunday service at its reading rooln
No GOA 18th ST. NV, at pm. All invited.
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UNITARIAN.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND L STS
n.w.-Rev. 7. b. Fortush will preach morning at
II O'Clock; subject The Future of Religion,
and evening at O'Clock. subject, Our Great In
heritancc." Sunday school and unity study class
at 3:i5 am. Young peoples meeting at $50
pm. All invited. 1t
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the.
CENTRAL NATIONAL. BANK.
AT Washincinn in the District Of Columbia,
At the close of business, October q. lS:,1
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
At Washington. in the District of Columbia,
AT the close OF business, October 6, 1885,
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iet YOUR Glass Here.

Get Your Glass Here.
No matter what kind or size glass YOU
want supply any quantity OF 1t
Immediately from cur almost limitless
stock You ~ assured better and quicker
attention and smaller prices here than
anywhere els,. In town.
Chas. E. Efodgkir, cH3 9TH.
Plate Glass EXPERT. 'I'hGu. Isl. OciO1fd
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ST. PAULS CHURCH, 2SD ST. BET. WASHING
ton Circle and l st. NV, Rev. Alfred Harding
rector.-All seats free Services 1880 and II
AIN. and 30 d III. Strangers welcomed. 1t
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GRACE CHURCH, 9TH AND d SITS. SW., NEAR
9TH st. cable cars.-Service and sermon at IA
am and 4:3O pm. Rev. T. O. Tongue, rector.
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 81 s26 1917 Go
District of Columbia, county 81 Washington.
/, Clarence Gorhon Cashier of the above named
b3nk. do sol,nnly swear that the above statement
is true 10 the best Of my knowledge p.lcf.
CLARENCE CoI.SoN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before this 9Th day
of October, 1S.-i
GS.ah TIIoS. II. YOUNG, Notary Public.
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-
SHE is OFF FOR CUBA.
A Steamer Sails From New York With
supplies ~


A Steamer Sails From New York With
Supplies.
New York. March iG.--The Pre3s this
morning says; Despite the efforts of tho
Spanish oonsuls, ministers and spies in
steamship j. w. Hawkins of Long Island
and the seizure by United States marshals
OF the steamship Bermuda. the C.ubans In
this vicinity have now upon the sea. bound
for the island whose freedom IA the ono
thought of their lives, that identical cargo
OF ammunition on board the same rtoam-
ship.
ON another vessel, II is understood. nre
n score or more of men who nre to be
transferred to the Bermuda somewhere on
the high seas.
Tho bermuda left Now York hnrbor yea
terday morning. 1t WAS shortly after y
o'clock when she got UP her anchor, 10
o'clock when she passed Sandy Hook, and
about the noon Hour when she distanced
the ilcet OF newspaper tugs that followed
her TO sen.
The air wns filed with rumors yesterday.
Thomas Estrada Palma has Disappeared
from town and General caliNto Garcia left
his home early In tho morning ana had not
returned at late hour last hight. The res
port was that they had sailed for Cuba
aud that II was the Intention of the patri-
otp To perfect "a system of government In
Cuba In order to induce u more substan-
tinl support from other countrios-~incliiu-
Ing the United States--than that or mere
sympathy.
No law OF this country prohibited the
vessel from loading her decks down to tho
waters edge with gunpnwdar and arms
for the insurgents In Cubn, and In all
forty tons OF ammunition and guns were
placed oil board the bermuda and also
several cases containing dynamite.
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'DELGADO in HAVANA
United States Viii Investigate M
Sad Story. Il
FATHER AND FRIENDS MAsSAcRED
BY Spanish Soldiery, Whe Cared Nst
That He Mas American.
.THER AND FRIENDS MAsSAcRED|
AN INVESTIGATION BY WEYLERl
Is Promised. with Punishment on MUIR
dcrers ~ Found Guiity--Thc Esr-
muda Il Now Safely at Sea.

Havana, March 1e.--Dr. Jose Manuel Dell
gado. tho American citizen who is reported
60 have been shot and nearly killed by
Spanish troops under the command OF ucn-
cral Mclauiz. arrived here yesterday. He
is so seriously injured that he had to bo
carried on u stretcher. The captain gen-
cral has promised the most prompt inquiry
into tho circumstances In the case and
has given assurances that the guilty per-
sons VIII he most severely punished.
DIR. Delgado says that number of tho
employees OF tho DeIgado plantation, near
Balnoa. have been killed by the troops. In
GLIDING tho brothers Tfpia and the two
Guerras, father and son. The circum-
Htancos In tho case. 30 far MS they can be
gathered at present, seem to point to q
most gross and deliberate outrage upon
tho part OF the Spanish soldiers, who wcro
made aware that Mr.. Dclgudo and his
aged father were both American citizens.
But this fact appears to have had no
weight with the Spanish officers, and Mr..
pclgado IN raid to have been bound and
shot without trial and without any justid-
cation. The doctor was left for dead and
eight Of his fathers employees vera killed.
The United States consul general, Ramon
O. Williams. has taken tho matter in hand
and no stone VIII be left unturned to bring
the Spaninrds TO justice.
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CAN CAKE FOX HIMSELF

Frankfort. Ky. March is.-Upward OF
900 soldiers occupy the state house square
ana the calls of the pIckets can be heard
above the noise and confusion OF tho
crowd.
Governor Bradley was IN consultation all
morning with Adjutant General Collier
ana coloncls Castieman and Gather.
These gentlemen agreed there would DO
no difficulty In preventing trouble
~ wish to say" said The governor.
that Tho military was called out IN or
der TO protect members OF the legislature
from mob violence and not 10 protect
myself.
'The story that | was TO be arrested
on a charge Of usurpatiDn of authority
In ordering the sheriff TO clear the state
house of all thosn not authorized ny law
TO be there and indicating that these IN
cludcd deputies that the senate had sworn
Ia and that for this reason | had called
out the military ls false. ! am perfectly
able to take care of myself and my reason
for calling out the militi, was to protect
the legislature and prevent trouble"
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'THEO. KELLER,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

collegiate apartments to every citizen OF
Ohio who opels "a full collegiate course
iu connection with the common school
system.
WfTIfAMSPORT. Pa.-Eshop John II
Vincent, the "foundo" Of Chauiauqua,
will preside at the annual contereuce OIL
the Methods, Epscopfl church OF Cen-
trial Peursyvania TO be- hoiA heNr b'E'h-
ming today.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,-More than 1900
Ancient Oricr of lIhoriaus in PHILADELPHIA
have been invited 10 participate iu a e. i"-
hratiou ana parade under the auspices
of the ordsr today
NEW YORK-Amoug the days celebra-
lions by Irishmcn the Friendly Sons Of
st. Patrick win dine Mt the Savoy; the
the SiNty-uinth regiment wall pHrade TO
servics at the catwdral the United Irish
eocieitles will parade
LoNDoN-A motion to establish an IN
tnrnaticnal bimetallic currency Will be de-
bated in the commons today. Sir Michael
Hicks Beach has announced his intention
of opposing the motion.
CHICAGO ARRESTS viii render a pro-
gramme of recitations Instrumental and
vocal solos. and college songs az the Peo-
PIES institute today for inc F'noit OF
the Church OF St Charles Barrolues None
but members of the priesthood Will ap-
pear
Judg. Parker set janGaT l. last for The
execution OF Cherokee Bill. tho notorious
outlaw Bin was once before sentenced
70 death but his case was 9ppealed to
the supreme court. which affirmed the
decision Of the lower court.
BAY CITY. Mich. Students Of reform
IN government IN this state are lnteresite,d ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
BRADLEY'S PROCLAMATION

Commonwealth of kentucky, Executive
Department, Frankfort, Ky, March H.
Whereas, g. has been made known 20 M"
10y afidovllf OF the president OF the hch-
,ucky senate. thc speaker OF the Kentucky
house of representa- ivrs and cthcrs lHht
for several DAYS past Hn armed body OF
desperate mon have by threats AMI dem.
onstrauons inundated and oyerA~ed
members Of the general ASSEMBLY, ana
that a portion OF said persons ASSAULTED
Senator Walton and prevented nm rom
going out OF the senate chamber. iaat a
party Of said persons In like manner topk
uOssessiou Of the house white the JOINT as
sembly was Ia session and assumed 70 ~
eide " 80 hould enter. and that on the ll'h
day OF March a portion vi these ptlso,la
attempted TO be sworn in as officers by me
clerk Of the senate as deputies Of the SER
peant at arms OF the senate and therenpoh
forcihly seized the dourkeepcr Of the mouse
OF representatives while the general as
seuthly was In Joint session ana nrev-lul
him from exercising the duty Of MS >iuee,
and allowed persons 10 enter Nho WIZ.
not entitled TO place on the floor, lhat
the presence OF theEe men prevented me
members from voting ia the joint session =
that the CiNil authorities which are tlaiui-
ing TO act to-wit, thc sheriff ana ms ltesF
aud tile policemen of the city, have al no
dine arrested any OF theFe Hooters or arm
ed persons, but nave stood by ana perinlt-
ted Them 10 continue their work ~ Mt'nii-
datiCn, permitting armed persons - OHcu-
py seats In the chamber and CLOAK rooms
while the. general assembly was 10 Joht
session. that said authorities arei either
roworless or overawed or unwilling 20 act,
and that unless the chief executive inter
feres and protests the general assembly,
legislative action Will be prevented and
rioting and bloodshed follow. ana that Sc
curity OF lives OF the citizens and officers
OF the commonwealth requires such eXecu-
tive action.
commonwealth of kentucky. hereby call
into active service. 20 be placed nnd sr
command Of Colonel John u. Castleman,
200 men of the First Kentucky Regiment,
State Guards: Company y. Second Regf-
ment. Kentucky State Guards, under Colo
mel Y. H. Gather, and Company - Second
RcgImeft. Kentucky State Guar,ls. under
General Collier, the whole force on ARRIVAL
al Frankfort 10 be under command OF Ad-
jutant General Collier, who will report 10
me. William o. Bradley.
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loDR1S FORECAST.

Ia S;,u u, Mo.-The bench show OF the
kssi,sSs hennel club viii be held in the
sre Fr FL ullllng, beginning today and
I'd I'd ssaYIIR.k-Ambassador Uhl and fam
} psss ior Berlin. where he will take
k,e NJ ma 1e vacant by the death of
NM on va.-The forty.first annual
k.sl y me American Association Of
he hsl55 sssenger and Ticket Agents
b consl. CITY, Mo. The Western Mis-
bold i,eoiy of Scottish Rite Masons
h iucr aus Us spring convocatiou in this
Jays beginning today,
ksshH We S:. n. C,-Henry Dowden. a
"a 10 bs YVES tried last month was sen
Dnsa Today, for killing Engineer
OIL Portsmouth. Va
r. j. : 'hS,-'Action ir libel ar linst the
IDS se eI, l. Strauahan. In connection
s-rhudaa u,, 81 the flibusterins steam
VIII be heard today.
si s.S ohio-ueginninr with ,tbe
itsslly .oday the faculty Of the Ohio
Ne a. rs announc d that The nIition
Nished in tha pr paratory and
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

Railroad Franchises Can BE Taxed by the
States.
Washington, March l6.-Chief Justice
Fuller in the United states supreme court
In the cases Of the People IN the state OF
California vs.. the Central and Southern
Pacific companies. involving the right OF
the STATE to tax franchises Of those roaaS'
The railway companies resisted taxes on
the ground that their franchises were DE-
rived from the National government as
well as the state authorities and were IN
senarab)e The court decided against inns
view holding that the railway companies
owe their existence as corporations to the
STATE
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rOpTy pERsoNs KILLUp.

London, March i6.-The British steamer
Matadi. which sailed from Sierra Leon.
February g. was destroyed by an explo-
sion OF lslinpowder. part Of the cargo. on
March AT Bona, on the Congo river.
twenty-five OF the Matndis crew, two
passengers and sixteen native laborers
were killed Tie mail and the specie
which were on GARD were also destroyed.
THE officers Of the steamer escaped.
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INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
Weyler Wants to Know Why Spanish
Can't Distinguish Insurgents.

Weyler Wants to Know Why Spanish
Can't Distinguish Insurgents.
Havana, March i6,--Captain General
WcyIer has ordered thorough investiga-
ton to be made into the disaster at Canos
seven miles from here. by which twelve
soldiers belonging To tho san Quentin
battalion were killed and n captain. four
iioutenants and twenty-seven soldiers
belonging to the Same corps wounded by
tho Spanish garrison of that town. who
mlstook the Spanlards for band OF in-
surgonts that had previously attacked the
place and had been repulsed.
The Insurgents have burned the fields.
wharf and sugar depot OF Dolores. In the.
Remedios district, province OF SANTA
Clara, and they have also destroyed ny
Are tho fields and splendid buildings OF
tho l.nberinto plantation.
The nHurgent brlgadier. Porquito Perez,
died recently In the vicinity or Barnbas.
IN the Remedies diirict. in which neigil-
hung for supplying vegetables TO detach-
munts of Spanish troops.
dispatch from Nilet says several fnm-
flies OF that place have been compelled
to 10 TO nelghborng towns In order 10
escape outrage at the hands of the ins
Hurgents.
Macoo ia marching rapidly through tho
province of Pinar dol RIO. While passing
through tho Batanbano district the in-
sureentH plundcred plumber OF houses
and stores and reduced a town to ashes.
All the documents belonging to the mus
nlcipality and the Spanish bank were
About sixty families arrived today.
seeking refuge from the persecution upon
the part Of the insurgents, who are res
ported to be committing great depreda-
tho father of tho burned town. was
killed by the insurgents.
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CoNGREssIoNAL

AL.
A resolution was adopted calling for On.
formation as to the detention of suspect
ed filibus'erers and the authority.
Lodge spoke in support Of n bill to ex-
clude illterate Immigrants giving sew
eral reasons why the bin should pass.
fugh spoke for free silver.
Morgan spoke for the adoption OF tho
Cuban resolutions and Hale sprung n
coutrovor>y.
House passed a number OF bills. among
them one to relieve homesteaders I'm okla
homa from paying the purchase money.
IL included section placing Greer coun
ty within the provisions Of the public
land laws.
Resolutions ccnsurlng Ambassador Bay
ara will be taken up Tuesday next.
STATE.
The Milan county bank at Cameron
falls
Webb county democrats elect sound
money delegation TO the congressional
convention and indorse f. b. Earnest.
Ex-Governor ireland to be buried in the
State cemetery at Austin with Masonic
honcrs
The beaumont Lumber company en-
joined from selling Galveston, La Porte
and Houston bonds held as collateral for
material purchased
Disastrous Are at Decatur.
Herman j. Ritter and wife sue the
Houston and Texas Central at Fort
Worth for $4,000 damages
University lands will probably be for
feitod whore purchasers are delinquent.
RAILROAD.
The Southern railways deal with the
Memphis and Charleston.
An American engineer secures the con-
tract to build n road in China.
Commission meeting called to consider
the proposed now grain tariff.
Southwestern rate committee in session
SPORT.
New Orleans winners: Old Dominion. IL
TO .; Van Brunt to 8; Cochina. to /;
Haroldne, s 10 l. Hlllsboro. to s; Ash
land even.
Bright Eyes" the Dallas negro, was
whipped by Joe Wacott in seven rounds.
POLITICAL.
Carlisle will soon be annunced as can
d.date for the democratic nomination for
the presidency as n sound money man;
VIII receive the support OF President
Cleveland and his cabinet; Mr.. olney
doesn't want the nomination. In letter
the secretary answers Mr.. Crisp.
THE MARKETS.
Cotton-Futures lower in all markets:
spots Unchanged the governments re-
port indicates crop of 6.7Ss ,Qo0 bales.
Wheat-Closed 2, below Saturday after
recovering Is from the lowest.
stocks Northern Pacific re-organiza-
ton plan believed in on change. Carlisle
staying of gold shipments.
Cattle--Actve demand for a time. but
prees finally went off 5qiG
CITY COUNCIL.
Various petitions presented and referred
r-be time for the fire proof roof ordi- |
nance going into effect extended thirty |
days
opened up
in the recorders court introduced and |
referred
LOCAL.
The Emmett Rifles to celebrate ST. Pat
riek's Day.
The result OF the all day primaries.
The record Of a day In the courts.
John A. Wall killed by an engine.
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Or. Delgado. the American citizen shot
by Spanish troops, has arrived ot Havana.
HIS statement shows the troops paid no
attention TO his citizenship. Weyier will
investigate.
WoNler has ordered an Investigation into
tho mistake which caused Spanish to hin
Spanish.
Maoeo Is marching unchecked through
Pinar del Rio.
a Madrid dispatch ntiinatcs that Mex
ico ana spain are approaching an entente.
Inc bermuda has fairly sailed away
from New York with ammunition for the
Cubans.
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RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE.

DESTDENCE AND FUIt4N 7 = "
Eastland. Texas. March % ine ~
dence of H. l.. Schmick, as wen as '"e
household goods therein YES eol,s 1ne si2JI
H.. Srhn1ick and family being away rum
hnme The origin OF the fire Is unknown
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17

he Adopted Resolution
OF JutiHcaio
THE VOTE WAS A MERE MATTER OF FORM
tho nsmooross and Popu's Broke
1rsdieys Act as Usurpation of
office-Another Ballot To-day

isSt began ''' A '''' '''''
were S"nr e So ss f from an" u s S s T "%s
r its r"se"so was Sr an S"ss o s nos S @
the morning the kentucky legislators FLED
armed oPss ~as 'S the IN SS D Of resolutions
by o party vo e %SS S o%a , s "' .s" o Tn
of necessity jostuon "'''" WIS '''' " DO without war
violently ooSn oOycr"or Bradley S%" S a s s nGD
on of tho oI ' SF" while the military guar" 'c"ed IN posses
vh f got into tnnse of resolutions Offered by both SIDES all
m the Joint seso" one ballot for United States taken
by refusing respond to the roll eai h"o, nSe wn R O %
g TS "a'S s', , ,,, ~ ,. - A ~ A -
bradley had called nG" the military of tn. state early spread about
Governor Bradley Issued at ococ this calling militia
quarters tho action the governor
was an insult to the ev oHot The c %rn men c" the sovonoa
citizens of rranA, was called this morning for II o'clock
roclnmnton Of Mayo Julian issued calling the meeting. wv
of contrary
psn nr onG for @ nurroso Of ovens me yt anbl "ns tho
Neia"re of the sn,e now a.se"' in our midst and ~
together protest '". m, o o' The request oe
or Frankfort and rntn COUNTY at tho 0" house at o'clock " take such &C"
when tho called
highly e,seamos
speech Judge
Speeches by Taylor
S" bss ss'' " 'I ''I"""'
asuoD ''' ''' '''''' '''''' ''''
and stating a''
the lower
Jus" ti',, - ui'" WV
IS sopn 1 s s S cana an" %"%a 5 a' '" Ts s
and lady Lady
eIntoti outsc the house, cha
ppus would to his lie aha not rms
Ind
ss srN @ p' w on, ,a @ ror',a,c,r, cna ~
o runs OF h r a" to whether Saot should tomorrow
"'' '' ''"-
W. '' o' '
tonay The resolution offered was as oiowsi
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MICE M OR E

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BLOW TO THE SPANISH ARMY.

Havana, March 16.-There ~ dissatisfac-
ton IN mercantile circles regarding the
unsa tisfactory news from Havana to tho
province OF Pnar del Rio. The success
of the insurgents IS considered a severe
blow TO the military tactics Of the Spanish
army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
DOMESTIC.

The supreme court of the United States
handed down. decision declaring Greer
county to be part of the territory of the
United States; every point in Texas case
overruled
The supreme court reversos Judge Maxey
ard holds Garzaites eXtradltable.