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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-16

We solicit articles for this department.
The name of the writer should accom-
many the letter or article, not necessarily
FOR publication. but as an evidence of good
faith. tNss-
Questions and communications relative
70 agricultural and horticultural subjects
If addressed to Agri. Editor, Drawer n.
MiHedgeville, Ga, will resolve immediate
attention. SO
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-"Blest If can understand this cur
rency question. | asked somebody what
a legal tender was ana he said IL was
like this: II / owe you 81, and offer you
a S2-bill to settle the debt, you must take
it,"
well, that's right"
Eyes: but what blooming idiot you
would be If you wouldn't take H.'-Puck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-16
The Tribune,

who the inventors of the cycoidcal sprocket,
which prevents all lost motion and makes the bicycle
easier by 20 per cent than any other which has not got
1t is just the thing for ladies' which prevents that
tired feeling which some times with long ride.
Ladies' invite you inspect before buying You will
make mistake if you don't Ask the ones who are riding
them and they will tell you it Then next in
order.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-16
The Remington

made by the Remington Arms Co., who makers
of the celebrated Remington typewrters and Remington
guns. The name Remington is the synonom of what is
good. An individual more WISE than POLITE remarked
that the Remington people did not deserve any credit for
making the best bicycle earth for they have been max
ing the guns and typewriters all of their lives and
why should they not do the Same with bicycles We i'm
meate took heed and secured the agency although
eral others the city wanted it, but the Remington peo
pie knew good thing, and gave it to Seeing is be-
levng and that what have told you is
The second wheel wish to call your attention to is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
MEETING OF THE CLUBS.
Call for Democratic Organizations
to Meet In st. Louis.
IT WILL SHOW THE PEOPLES POWER.
PfssIdsnt Black Indicates Purposs To
Have Thorough Organixation-Jones
Announced Part of Committed.

u., 49,. ,x ,,, ,,
Nhsn"ston' August io'-ihe oihoers VI
the National Association of Democratic
clubs have begun the work OF prcparn-
-. 90, A. ., -, .,,,..,,,t,, o.,
WV" ~. W" o. i'ou's convention SeP
TEMPER ~' letter from CHAIRMAN Jones
to President Black urging Immediate and
..uaro.tir ,,,.,,,o, ., ~. work nv ,he
- ..'.' ~ 80, -
oih'cFs Oh thu Nauoilai assoela''pn ana Oh
all associated clubs has been received
her. torr.hor win draft for the call
-, ..,..,,,. -. a.. et,,t, ,,ho L.,
Oh convention 'o''' Ni'' i''"@n' "io 10
at his home in Pennsylvania. The letter
indicates Il purpose to have a thorough
or.,,nIzution throuphout the country.
1890,
IferlotHt bitch tVusy uaileu '"e seNoiiu
quadrcnnldi convention OF democratic
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CHAIRMAN ZONES.
He Arrived in WASN'T eton and Wen; to
Work

He Arrived in WASN'T gton and Went to
Work.
Washington. D. G.. August Ex-senator
Jones. chairman of the d mocratic Va
uonal committee. arrived from Washing
ton today. He went to the headquarters
OF thu, democratic. congressional cam
4. ign g. 4, Al .-- apd rs .--v all tC re.
Don with tor cspInd 'ncr and tcleE'..nls
b. des ,1ug rure promtu, at lomocrtt-
ic arrivals In the CITY. llr WAS not ready
t. dfn5uuce the executive Commlttce cr
10 state What accession mad teen reac hei
~ gatdiuS ttc Nat onIi htadquarters. /.
Is know ~. however, mat he d tctinina-
f.. Il lns p-Nu tetchsu tO locate iI0iiunHr-
tors I'm Chicago. There viii bc main.
tained IN Washington =. branch II neud-
uNtr .,ts, working IA ConHeiti n with tue
cor, -Ss onal tHi1l"'sn committee. VIII ch
y "a tcnd 20 sending our literature and
\,Irk also ~ Conu"o ton with such other
campaign ,omlnittccs AS may lie estAo-
nHhed lrlc ana nre Interested in the sue.
&C., of MIR. HrNan.
Pres NE from ihe West TO have head
quarters 10 tpicaro ha, been moro ihan
Tie c1taintttoc ana campaign manat, rs
t'u'i whist A. II has been oute out
o. - republican headu'N = rte rruc-
ticHny Va 'Asengo ana that the hard fight
D dtrnE tie tAW ign an b" in tie
Wcst II IL eNo',itd mat senator lore
i announce he a. ,is4ul Of Tho com.
ui tee n regard 10 1dIuir-r-s and the
HrrclnfmCnt Of the executive committee
later n he day
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exhaustive. nryumentativc. logical and i'm
press.ye arrangement OF the party OF we
classes and an eloquent appeal for inc
preservation oil tn. principles Of JEFFERSON,
Jackson ana Lincoln. II was the EFFORT
OF a statesman. and II there were any
democrats present In the Garden who had
my mjsgiyings of his iitness FOR The preSi-
lontiai Office, they we're quickly convinced
that more dlgnlno1 candidate could not
wei have been chosen.
Tho real keynote OF the speech was IN
IN. quotation from Andrew jackson that
IN the fun enjoyment OF the gfts or
heaven and the fruits OF superior INDUS
Try. economy and virtu" every man ~
equally entitled 10 protection by law NO
favori,ism for any Clique or class I'm
partial treatment of all no legislation for
the benefit OF monopolics trusts of synu.-
Gates. This Us the docirin. iaid DOWN IN
the Declaration OF Independents thht Jet-
lerson drew. It is the doctrine that the
democratic party was formed TO DEFEND,
and II is the doctrine which Wrlliain j.
Bryan represents today.
'"rh. speech Is well worth the reading.
II * complete answer TO all the foes
Of tho dcmocracy and an nrnory OF facts
and arguments for its friends. Mr.. BrNan
did well IA coming to New York and SHOW.
ing us what sort of a broad. cultured and
able man no is"
Whom asked concerning the cr ticisms on
his speech. Mr.. Bryan said. with smile:
IL did not expect 10 overcoin" all the
prr,jndlros at onc blow Neither did
expect to set tho North river on fire with
orntory. II was not tim" for oritory.
but for serious. arpum"ut1iiv" dlscHsson.
am pleased with my reception
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

San Angelo. Texas. August 15.-The C.t-
zens' National bank, with a capital OF
500 600. failed to op,n ts doors this morn
ing. The following notice was posted:
"rlosod by order OF directors for lilui a
ton"
Tho bank for several years has been do
ing close conservative business and con-
scqucntlY no further business trouble are
anticipated. san Angelo has ample bank
Ing facilities IN the C0ncho and Sul An
geio National banks which are recognized
as being two OF the strongest banks in
Western Texas. and they Wll 1o rfIht
take care Of the business surrendered by
the citizens Naticual Tho president OF
the CitiHens assigns for suspeudlng lusi-
ness MS shrinkaEe In deposits, fficuliy
OF making collect ons aud Gcuertl hu3ncal
dcprcssious. The d.positurs, the officials
u!hlm. VIII be paid in fnll. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
WARNING on WOMEN.
Female Relatives OF cuban Chiefs I'm
prlsoned by Spanish Officials.

Female Relatives OF cuban Chiefs I'm
prlsoned by Spanish Officials.
Key West, Fla. August l5,--rhe Span
ards continue to make war on the wives
and daughters OF the cuban Insurgents.
according to advces received here Tues
day the wife ana mother OF Jose Agutrre.
the insurgont chief. were taken t. Ha-
Nana as suspects and lodged in the refuge
for notorious women, whore They Will be
kept a. prisoners until they are tried by
court martial,
Fclics Lopez, a beautiful Cuban girl,
only Il years old, has been KILL at Los
Hanos, hecaglSc she received love letters
from tlot lde Garcia, the insprgent iead-
er. TO whom She was engaged TO be mar
I ed. When the girl was arrestc she had
her lovers letters concealed in her bosom.
The Spaniards brutaily searched her,
tearing open nearly all hcr clothing. The
girl, maddencd Ivy tha indignity, fought
hereby and almost tore out ne yc of one
OF her captors. court martial has been
ordered TO Try her on the charge of trel-
celvo a lie sentence.
Tho VIE and daughter of Pepe r que
a Cuban chief, VINO are confined in a Ma
tanzas prison, have written a. letter, N
which they state that uAey have been r.
pa eily err minally assaulted by Spanish
officers since their Incarceration. The
daughter Is only II years OLD,
Last week Julia Reyes. a cuban girl.
10 years Old, was kidnapped NJ Espiritu
Sanio hy i nigh spanish officer. The off,
Were discovered. When & was learned
whtre the SRI was a great mob advanced
on tho others quarters and demanded
the victims release. The officer, fearif z
for his life, sent the half dead g.r out,
and then called ont the troops. h. next
daN Inc glLls cousin challeng d the off cor
20 a duel. The Sp1niard. instead of accept
ing the challenge, hAd tie young man ar
rested as traitor to Spain.
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FlLlBUSrFR STEAMER.

The Three Friends Loaded WIN Arm.
aud Ammuuiticn Ready to Sail.
jacksonville. Fla, August l5.--I.oaded
with arms and ammunition tor the cuban
II surgnnts the famous nhhuster, Three
FRI mis-. viii try to put TO sea some TIN,
during the INght. For week the Three
Friends has been at Lorg,as wharf wait.
Ing 10 take amunitions aboard. but her
PINS Wsre lMertWed win by lie arrival
- me ed stat : rev enUc cu'ter Tout.
Mtlh which dropped anchor alongside the
iithNS tf, SieidaN al tD,.n- an. uuVeVe.
Wien the news came that the tug Daun,.
htSlrd, had LET; the Saulla river. The e,:,ter
tNpcdiuon. '''N
TIE d.rarture Of the cuttcr give tho
lht.o ttlsnds an opportunity. and last
n'Sh' mo mum OILS were put On bolri
ana coy cred With coal L. Is -suid 10
20 are ga IN g, rocco car i.icga s A.
lh'' e cannon. b SIDES ether war na,es.ai
,usued 10 port this ait moon and ag5 n
came NlouEsde the Three Frends d"
Kun MIX &c VI the cutter Won. "A b,,rd -.
hhlre HeudS. hut he saw noih nv AZ
tnH ~ c1al Captain kilgore then w.nt
| PACK 20 the EoutNvll and iha r''5l
| l,oNp'd down to tie mouth of tha ~.
" ere shc is wait NC TO deta tie Thres
captain huward " M to tho cust'n, 49,, ,o'l
ana I'M 2'mod tho collector that No ~ 9
ieHns would leave tonight for .be n, -
e ,1a nyys On wreeklng, eNpcdltion. No
, ar. not reau red by law. II IA bel,e,ve1
ter at the bar '"Ne 'uc cut
WITH MUNITIONS or w.p
oharlsston. S. g. August iS.-An ail.r,.,
dlibuntarln MI ~. $3.50 t,''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
POLITICAL BRIEFS.

Little Rock. Ark, August is,-Sanders
Cortland, snn of ex-Attorney Gegcral Gar
land, has written Geneal Powell clayton.
announcing that he has severed his con
n'ction with the democrats and that
hcr9afier he will affiliate with tho re-
Chattanooga Tenn. August 15.-George
W. bchs. chairman OF the Vhltp congress
sioral district OF the National democratic
marty has Issued a call fs gold stand
ara democratic convention TO h. held Ia
thattanooga. August 26 10 select electors
and elect delegates to the IBdMhlppils
convention.
omaha. Neb.. August l5.-Hon. EucNG
Martin, cha rmon of the gold standai I
sent ont call for moe'lug Of tho cont
mlttce to he hello August % TO cnns i"r
the sending of u delegation from Nebraska
~ ne convention at Indianapolis, Scptcu-
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ARRIVED Az tRyINGTON.

1rv'nston. N. y. August b.-Mr. ana
Mrs, Bryan. Mr.. Sewail and John br's-
ban Walker reached here at ilA5 ana were
driven at once to MIR Walkers residence
overlooking the Hudson crowd OF
townspeople were eashered at the station
and cheerch the party Justify Mt Bryan
responded by raising his hat. on 'he way
to MIR. Walkers house Mr. Bryan ana
Mr.. Sewall were cheercd by the emuloyes
of the Cosmopolitan binlery. At Mr. Walk
cr's residence they were introduced 70
Mr.. Walkers wife, father, mother ana
son David $. Walker and 10 Chptain
chaplin of the United States array, VINO y
guest of Mr.. Walker Tho PAY Erenn.r-
al TO the piazza overlooking the uudsnn'
where refreshments were served. me
lOnrney was without lnciAent.
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held In this city recently, took the form
today of mass conventions at county ser
all over ;he state. At these mfe.ns
spcoches condemainE the CHICAGO pa,
form aud lauding the financial poilcE o
Cleveland and urging democrats ",p ar
In sympathy with the third ticket 'hoa W
send delegates to the Indianapolis CONVEX ~,
ton September , and make vigorous
by prominent der,ocrass. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth the views oil 1ne
faction of the party ard delegates were
chosen to attend the State convention 20
be held in Louisville next Thursday a,
today's gathering a boom tor tenerai
Buckner for vice president was stared,
and at Some of the meetings. preterctcs.s
for delegates NJ large to the Nauonal con
vention were expressed. Hon. A. j SaI
roll being most frequently menuoneu III
the latter connection
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HOLINESS CAMP MEEi'. ~

~
Terrell. Texas. August 49, s,oyl
fifteen or more have gone NM
holiness camp meeting. Severn
go later. nF,
The holiness camp me esmp ro1'3
determined TO make che ca s,rnigInUinl
manent, and elected the q W.
Of managers; 5. !. Nash,. II III 4
VI. e, Dash!ell, VIM; ID ,Asn s u
Dr. Kaufman. 7. J. ~ Meylc RE-
Mason. n. T. Franklin, , NJ vii W
More elaborate arranse" ~,
Rev. r. {. Archer co con, AZ W
yival services last nish" -
will arrive today. pov C. B ~.
II is reported that Key Sv,,.t n b.
presiding elder of this S az 10 d.ts,.'
,engnd Rev. l.. l.. flch 0stion lia Il
the holiness or c.ssurrh. ! Z.
cated by the Methods, ,sr vii not !,
derstooi that Mr., fiads ssss, s q,
himself. hut have prsr,sd Y /
lenge Both are MeLnoaa,rsr Is y "
holiness preacher; Fiaase
lnt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
THREE FRIENDS SEIZED.
Revenue cutter Caught the Tug But No
AmmunIt on Found.


Jacksonville, Fla, August l5.-The tug
Three Friends left port early this morn
ing with schooner In tow. The tug was
coaed and provisioncd for long trip
and had aboard eight large surf boats.
Going down the river the tug was seized
by the revenue cutter Boutwell, and Cap
tain Broward, the master. one of the
owners. was brought TO the city. The tug
liz held pending instructions from WASH
ington. though not gun or pound OF
ammunition wos found aboard A hun
drcd Cubans prepared to leave Tampa to-
night for this place or Fernandez with the
!ntcut!on of joining the Three Friends ex-
ped ilon.
The extra Vigilance exercised on the part
of he administration in watching the al
legged fi1hustcrs is said to be due to n
desire 10 hold the United States free from
any charge of assisting Cuban insurgents,
thus inval.dating any claims Spain may
make for indemnity.
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RIOT AT A CHURCH.

Louisville. August ia spe,ial from
Grayson Fy. says: At church meeting
or Lltte sandy IN Elliot county, twenty
miles south ot his place. four men were
XII and TWO ounce this arIernoon
n as tho association groJ0ds y man
rUmed Sltcer was selling whisky and 4
rSe alumhsr Of horse talcrs go into \
lis HI. In with two Harrison br Il, r.;
ara two Whit brcthtrs were insanity
kiuod and Wo others, names uuNuo . n
were wCG ued. enc ser. ously ard the Cthp.
slightly. he homes ( ths. lia.-ri on anj
" NJ brothers could not t- L,arnel 10.
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PURSUING TllE INDrANs.

Washing on, August H. Gcuetal Wheat
IN, commanding the un!ica States troops
in IN" department Of Colorado. hog te,.-
Eiaph q from Denver that troops from
Fort ltuachacuR are now cut in puisuIt
81 The NaqH Indians who made ihc at
n'k on the Mexican pnrt ~ the town OF
Nogales. Another detachment Of tsoops
from Fort Grant "a also ON the neld lock
ms after spmr Indians who have hcrn
dul nudiug American ranches and tI.u
p'df'ne hack across tho blrtu lruiar
ths provision ~ tn" special treaty recently
n.snuAteH y VIII now lc easy to run the
into NIrNIrn ~ ~ - ~
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,,.r living on Fast battery here for

been lying on Fast Battery here for
months. At noon, today 1T steamed out
Coifax The Commodore loaded mncty
b1nd fS. of rifles ana gol cases of ammuni-
lion. owing to the close watch kept By
the Colfax no men were able TO embark.
ll'vcd 10 he the result of conference
held today between the officers and Paul
Rojo. agent OF the Cuban junta. Nhcn
gninin,r on the Colfax The Commodore
IS much fastcr boat. The Commodore
has clearance papers for jacksonville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
An Accident in Lake st. Clair and Both
Goats Lost.

Detroit. Mich. August l5.-La.s last
night the steamer Oceanic OF the Lehgh
Valley Trinsporiat compauys II IT
coil'ded with The propeller of the William
Chr.sholm. in vlew OF the channel Of Lake
ST. Clair, ana both sank The OtelHlc
was bound up loaded with coal. from
Buffalo to Chica. The Chusholm wa
loaded with iron ore. bound for Marquette
10 ohio ports.
None of thu crews were drowned. TIE
mon. took to the rigging until help ar
rived
The Oceanic was valued at $50 900 the
accident was caused by confusion 90 Sig
nals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
VIII SUPPORT run TIcKrr

Milwaukee, Angus, N.-scnator John
Mitchell, who thus far has hecn cisssed
WIN the gold standard democrats. TODAY
NV. n9racd tn announcement thai H.
Mould support Bryan and SewaN and the
Nv ,NlNcr Platform, Mr. Mitchell n fn
ASnlng'on AND hts determination 10
stana ny the Chicago nominees was wired
by him TO friends here.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
STABLES DAMAGED.

Fort Worth. Texas. August l3,-About
o'clock this morning the stables OF the
Texas Brewing company. adjoining the
brewery, We're discovered on IRE An
alarm was given but IT was II long t.mc
before the ire could be gotten under CON
troll. as the lott contained siNty-nVc tons
of halcd hay. The roof OF the building
VIZ burned off and It was otherw So dam
aged. The loss is estimated at about s2lOU
rlIllX cONernl by insmrnnNN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Berlin-lt is rumored here and Eenor-
ally believed thai the bulgarian cabinet
has rosigrod and that NJ, Stornlon VIII
retorm tho minOsry on the return OF
Prince Ferdinand
Lima, lcru-AdVices received here today
FROM Bolivia announce that eN-Pre>ident
CamnNro d-nd on AMEMst y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
COTTON DAMAGED by FIRE.

Warrenton, TEXAS, August l3.-rlre was
discovered In O'Nars gin ~ this place
TITS evening. a bucket brigade was quick
~ organized and the flames suhdued. For
itnatclN, there was no wind blowing or
nothing would have saved the gin. The
tire is supposed 10 have been caused by
matches getting IN the gin. About twenty
MliNr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
ANOrIlER rONFLICT.

Cleveland, OHIO, August H., There was
another conftci this evening between non
union men and the striking employees of
tho Brown hoisHrg company, TWO non
uniopis.s, spectator and w Ham Nn"a'-
land. a striker we're wounded. the latter
hong fatally shot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

Buzzard's Ray. Mass, August 15-There
was no meeting OF the cahliaet eihcers at
Gray Gables today Secretary Lamont
was with the president all day nAd Will
probably remain as his gus several Gays
idpNt today
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RELIGIOUS.
pRoTRAcTEp MEETlNa :,

PROTRACTED Hh =
Athens. Texas, August 10 ,..Jl
T. Wilson of Fort "oi'" .,,s
protracted meeting at t, ,, :, ,rts11
meeting is young so lar, u rs,S cars,
great results, The reyerenr%i XIII
draws large crowds every mo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
FARMERS, lNsrITt,rr

Georgetown Texas. Angus, I, yiui,,,
son County Farmers lnSt.n,e c,os,1
successful three days. meet hero ,,ta,.
The display OF stock and farm n-o1,'ts
wore fine. Papers were road nv ,Is''l,'.s
speakers on every form 0f farm proAur,
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
FAILURE AT KARNNs CITY.

karnes city. Texas. August 1i--Yester-
day w G. Hunter. dealer in groceries at
this place. filed in the county clerks office
Iced of truss for the beneiit of creditors.
naming +. A. Mood as trustee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
RoSEWATER-H HARVEY pEBAa

Chicago, August le.-EfwsN
of Omaha and William Hops
talked at one another for fNe ~,
dav on tho financial question. ",
water stood for the gold staa No..
MIR. Harvey represented it e',, S ;Sa X
had for an au .lehce 49, ~ IL n
under a tent at the groui1s u
tauqua encampment at urhs'as l., !
Each speaker spoke for H,d a., ,t us.' :
for thirty minutes ana nav
utes in which to Wind up. ,,.s1za|
Mr.. Harvey's talk was 81, I' u n
repetition of what he has sa,a y n. 4
occasions and Mr.. Rosewa.. s.,a,r,s1
fortified with volumnous s, VIM
tackled him with me ulI aass,e -
seemed an es about otHse equally divided e.,ss
speakers. both Of whom We'e
aDDlau led.
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EMPRESS STRIKE.
SIX Hundred Al ms Company Employee
Mnnt out.

New York August Employees OF the
Adams Expro-s company In this city and
Jersey CITY 10 the uumlrr OF 61O wNut
on strike today They allcGC that since
e. ldent w II took c. argc Of tie c m.
panya anUrS In The East WAGES hiV
been reduced about one-th RI AID many
old and cfhr,crt servants OF the company
have been discharged for trivial r'asons.
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EXPORTS or SPECIE.

New YORK August ib.--Thc EXPORTS Of
spiccie from the por, N New yoru 80
the week amounted toll0 SO in gold and
y Nl2;sso IN silver. The Imports vrrr. cold
S!Nioo' silver $2li,S'3, dry goods 8, lsl stra'
general merch5nliso s7.0i.iiA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16

Sinner, Texas. August Is The re .idenca
OF NJ. EhlInger was dos royci hy fir. M
1880 this morning. Loss about $40 s,,i,,
covered by insurance. Nearly ali no
household effects OF Mr.. Ehllnger were
saved Origin 81 The are unknswn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-16
KENTrCKY G0LD MEN.

Movement 10 Send Delegates to the In
diapapoiis ConN ention.
Louisville. Ky, August Is Tho move
n,ent for State organization Of sold
democrskS dscideA upen by . convention
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FUSE ON!

Corpus Christi Caller.
Fuse gentlemen. fuse, Combine and
recomhiuc' And In spite OF II all We will
make you hard 10 catch before NoNembor
or democracy u no longer mighty TO
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HYMENEAl"

sCHArMAN-MchEAiNyr,oS,ns Il Y :, q
Aur,,st ives ertay us Mr ~
d ,s a. or The brides par,inx sclsss1. y
AInS Mclean. Florus hA united 4
az Maud McLean We.Ss pssS q
riorc Rev. W. j. sec.narfformns, ~
Presbyterian churrH, .nlt,p,e eIpsyr -
derart for an Is anu future "r ~
they will make lntn Rprls n
HI-psON-CRuTCHEK ei. st 81
rd ~ s'' A,i,rnst 1s.-MaIr,T,rcs, d N a
le ,,.,s,a 1 p%,ssshyterian cnl ,ins ", "a
in this town las xate crassS{is-s7
Hudson and NJ IS ar Of thu, ,st ~
John Hudson. ia,nygi ives o, psc n
from Austin. Geores,Si,SSrwtial 90 X
resented s.s several "neople W. =
;v,iis The young vent ~
IN Id in this town an ,slly U
, n, ei rsonaiiy popular, esp :.
circles. ,,,t-r Do.
REssEMER WORKS, !, IN ms ~
pueblo. colo, August ~ ~ ol.cs ~ Z,
semer s.egl works at III, nj o +: e l
down. and Il is said WE uaert MI.
ations In any dcpar The Slass
nresidan,lal election. ait d e.ssrsss
,hrows about 1900 mel, SS al -
t throN "a sv from 800 20 !" 0rss
i hsss ann mines ss0r near Village
guaga county