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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06
CANINE FRIEND IN NEED.


How the Greyhound Rescued the Little
spaniel
"'ralk about the sagacity of doss" rc-
marked IcnlSins as he scornfully surveyed
the records of the good iccis o7lo by
cannes In general according 10 me Sew
Orleans rm,r-pcmucrat, "whY, | saw
something tNc other day whica eala the
world something which. IN ADDITION %
proving the reasoning powers OF Goss
showed also THAI some of them a, hast
possess grcat capacity for ate,ion for
tNc 1 own kind A frimi of mine ''ptcvp
owns several dogs, among the iul beng a
WANuhocnt ercl hound ana 4 smldu We
spunicl. the Two dogs. trf'NF ne
nlHl arl'l In size, being warm irtchds. ~ e.
othpt day the dog catcher MASon MAS
uakiug tho rounds Rad, D. usual n lssli y
the ours while oorralsng the ANNALS
wElch are wel taken are o.. u i.dp-
pcnud that my trends front ',,fe had
TONED escaped INTO the street sass as the
MAGan turned the corner, FhCro was a
great cry on the part OF the catch"rs, Who
grAspca thel nets ana male strsulle
for thc little spaniel, not scouting 10 like
the tdrn ~ tacklnE tho Wg hound tie
pool liitle sndnicl realized hcr danger n AZ
attempted 10 escape. soc How Ike enc
headed on hy the men " IN me acts and a
score Of small boys. she nnhlly Rated
painting IA the middle of he street and
one OF the mon approached her with his
net II secmcd that the little things
doom VAS sealed
suddenly there was fierce bark anu
tho big greyhound came leaplny into the
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TREASURY REMOVALS.

Washington, November 5.-rhe treasury
officials decline to make public their rea-
sons for the dismissal OF Mcssrs Ilem-
ing, Doyle, Ryan. Adams and Brantley. all
Of whom took an active part in the cam
paisn in advocating the election Of Mir.
tiWan, hut there IS reason for the belief
that this fact alone was not responsible
tor their leaving the service. 1t Is stated
that the dismissal of one or moro of them
was under discussion several months ago
for reasons entirely arar, from politics
and that the action just taken was regarded
10y The secretary ass Tor the good Of the
service II 1t also stated that the secretary
mas no intention Of removing clerks aiflplv
because Of their FREQ silver Views or be-
cause they voted for MIR. bryan
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

| Republicans Have Working Majority II
the Lower House.
Washington. November 8. "A table pre-.
| pared by the Associated Press from tcle-
graphic returns up to midnight shows the
election o, POI republicans to the next
house. 12t democrats 10 popul!sts. fusion
lists and independents. q number of which
| should perhaps be slightly increased as
few of those classed as democratic have
democratic oanings. Some districts ARE In
doubt and no attempt has been made TO In b
cIude Washington aud South Dakota and
three Districts IN Texas ia the list, owing
to meager and conflicting returns. Wash
ington has probably gone democratic or
Independent In congressman. The list by
States is as follows:
Alabama democrats l populist. in
dependent. Eighth district doubtful.
Arkansas-6 democrats.
California; democrats. 3 republican, 2
porulista, probable
Colombo populists and independents.
Connecticui4 republicans.
Delaware--l democrat.
Florida democrats.
Georgia II democrats.
Idaho--1 ropulist and Independent
Illinois democrats. &c republicans; the
Third district doubtful.
Indiana II democrats, republicans
lnwa-ll republicans.
KAnsas--t democrat, republicans, 9 fu-
sonisis ana porplists
Kentucky-7 democrats, republicans.
Iouislana--5 democrats, republican.
Naine-4 republicans.
Maryland g Republicans.
Massachusetts i democrat IL republic
8ns
Nlchlgan-.2 democrats. 10 republicans
&.
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MACEo,s MOVEMENTS.


The Willy Insurgent Moving Out Into the
Plain Country
Key West, Fla, November 5.--Advices
from Cuba give palmer descriptions of the
movements OF insurgents than can be sent
by cable from the island
Antonio Maceo has moved to the plain
countrythat IL to say. to the south coast
of pinar del E!o--wth the intention to try
TO cross tho trocha, protected in the mean
time as he hopes. by insurgents at the
rear OF the trocha lie Is at present sup
posed Ia be at Carotal In the direction OF
the swamp OF Mnjana. Ii he does not want
to give battle he will be obliged to go
further towards Dayanigus or advance by
Pueblo Nueva. and thus get h. La Gloria
TO La Sierra. 1t Is thought that 1t would
be impossible for him To pass by the south
coast to the southern portion of Pinar del
Rio because General Weyler has stationed
1000 cavalry TO prevent that movement
near CandelGhra
General Woylers columns are fortifylng
the strategic positions taken by the insur
gents in the mountains of Pnar del Rio
so as to form Il strong base of operations
Weyler calculates he will be able to dispose
of 10 600 more men In the pursuit OF Maceo.
and II is the general opinion that he Will
be able TO give him decisive blow.
ne insurgents nave tNUhUileu tine Gull
vert at San Cristobal. In the province of
Pinar del Rio, containing passenger train
riurr del Rio, delaying passenger train
until next day
The military governor of Cabasar. Ha-
vana province, learned the insurgents were
in the habit Of passing daily across the
river Almeudares. lie prepared an am
buscade, as the result of which one insur-
gent was killed and the leader. Lafourcade,
was wounded In the leg.
The splendid farm house OF San Miguel,
near Guayara Chino, has been burned by
the insurgents. They also attacked the
village of Macagua. plundered the stores
and burned tho greater part of the houses
The troops made a stubborn defense but
were unable TO drive out the insurgents.
before they had burned the town. The fort
only dominated a small part of the village
The insurgents left three of their killed in
the street when they made their retreat.
The numberless families left homeless
took refuge on the plantation of Bulge
Munro.
Tho nsureont leader Aguirre It is sup
posed. with some Insurgents, ia in the Qua
hahso district, near Havana, They are nc
tive and have attacked the village intent
Of Grating a sensational diversion. But
| the government has several commissions
IN pursuit of them.
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ELECTION BULLETINS

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New fofk- United Prose dlrpg;ch from
Chicago says that rbA'rmW 'cn's of the
"', p,'a''' '''''uNI comm 'N" nus lhaVtH
','"'''h '' ,frIi"N E'Ni,R NY 'he hhh'
i,i" "''ui"h ir'NlNNu 10y me as
f',iai'' 'f'-t ,"1"y ma 'di" met M'hln-
lef haH carried N'a''H tNia 1ohl 10 give
h'in tn' 'i'' l"rai .oi's 'hl Uiybh h23 'aF-
rl'n states cnoHfh 10 SIG lln va cleo
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iIpkr arr rl'.,ed' lh"fe - : Sl'nns you
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electors and rrpUhi' an 'rnf' taslnrh N'h
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kaloiEh y 1t is reported tonight
mat Hepuhionu state Chairman llollnn
Gov te3cA Nusih Carolina 90 Bryan h. 5000 !,
lpssN lRcpl is elected governor by not
lcsg tbeu l2o'1 lhe other republican
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The democrats in fuslD, =,
,ls,s gained a million w., s'n "
million and a half Of ,hs ves' vt I
u, ,,,, a severe Lesson that III n. 0ss I
,.na house does not lie , ius "
,. Ihe Standard expresses liz.
n,lieVe that sound money wv sasa q
Wholesale by both sias. vas sDrI
, 'Itt report that the polls S,.s Z I.
Win to any great extent WE y
The Times has an eai,.u,
, glcc'ion ana the campaign, y ss wv
Times Some times remi,s sn' Y /.
the episodes in The Freneh y oasl
!, victory is for thu ', sssl'
the civilized world. Tina co,. ~,
sons for all countries whs o.'e \
voice Is powerful. Al any nv. y
have our Bryan as We hay. ', Az. I /,
itVeld Debs aud Tillmsr. 9l
mas not cleared up the merit, " |
lism' but 1t has thrown lI,h,
ture of the agencies which ~ ~ Y \
question before the world. Il +" "
iohg time and much areum,,, !.
the Impression left by the s,r,.l
MS FAR at least as the United NJ,
cerncd talk about internstIos. 4
Iism covers little else th,n !. !.
eNade the payment OF just Am,
sell the product OF the Nev,s.
more than 1t Ia worth"
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LICE ON CATTLE.
Colman,s Rural World.

| one OF tho moS- ser!ors annoyanceS
with which the cattle grower has ~ con-
taud Is the presence of lice IN the hefh
/ 1t ia fortunately not a very general ar
Fiction, but n the spring LIS effects are
serious enough when Il does appear. AS
the weather warns UP the parasites be-
come mora active, and the animals run
tie infested portions OF the body against
pcsis, fences or Other objects that afford
them opportunity Tor the temporary re
lief which scratching gives and this rub
hiug Is often Carl, "a to such an extont as
10 produce eNcor4atIc- NJ the skin. Inc
affected amilai becomes thin IN nesn ana
often considerably Facilitated
The licc Wnicn affect cattle are OF TWO
kinds. one Is the bihnB louise or little
red louse q" as ii IS usually called. and This
Ia common on cattle II IS also the least
mJurols KIND. II ls usually found along
the spine hips, lump and sometimes on
tho eek and head. The other KIND Is the
ore called the short -noseJ.' and The
other lse Tong uosod" On louise. The fc-
ma',s ere from one-cighlh to oue-tfth OF
AN inch long and obout as wii2. 1hc
males are slightly smaller lhe names OF
tho TWO varieties carry the SIGN by which
the one may be Distinguished from the
other, Tho loug-nosed variety Is the
more common Of the two. Its head is
very long auG slender. al : IL is not quite
SO wide ~ 10 shor uosea variety The
ter is tie more difficult to eStarmua'e.
There can he 10 thrift in a herd bat IS
laufcied wi;h lice, ana no pains shluI
q orefore he spafel TO rid tho animals Of
thrIn ktcos, ne emulsion has long been
iouIilNcd with success, and tho propo,-
TONS fol TIE emulsion as follows: ker-
o5eue. Two EHll rq. common soap. one
fourth # pound water. one gallon.
ne he solution - ep2p and wafer and
ndd it hpt'ue 10 the kerosene. ana then
clutu he min tuTc for five or ten minute.
Then dilute th' emulsion with eight parts
of water and upply 10 the animals
ola .r.,ll 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06
THE SITUATION IN CUBA.
Reports of Victories Are as Usual
Rather Conflicting
GuAYAMARA B0MBARDED BY MACEO
Exposure of the Russo German Entente
Settlcs the car and the KAISER.
Riots In Paris.

Havana. November 5.--The legal repre-
lean citizen who has been imprisoned for
a long time past on the charge OF consplr-
ing against the Spanish government, and
who, after much delay. was accorded a
civil trial. have received the conclusions
arrived at by the public prosecutor. who
charges the prisoner with rebellion and
asks that the sentence OF Imprisonment for
life be imposed upon him,
The Russians who have been serving
with the insurgents, and who recently
SUR endered have been expelled from Cuba
and Will sail today on the steamer Yu-
murl.
Adylces received here from the city of
Puerto Principe say that the town OF
Guayamara. in the province Of Puerto Prin-
cipe, and the railroad between Nuevltas
and Guamarllo has been boscged by a
force of 5000 insurgents since October II.
II is added that the town hass been bonn
barded by the insurgents, who have three
field pieces In addition Fort Reus. one
of the notifications Of Guyamara, which
was commanded by a sergeant was cap
turcd by the Insurgents and subsequently
rocaptured by a captain and twenty Span
ish soldiers. But 1t seems the Sarrisors
were finally left without officers to COM
II and them, and after heroic defense and
being without ammunition or water they
Lave surrendered to the Insurgents. The
authorities, however, do not admit this
saying that the garrlsons are still holding
out, adding that General Jimenez, the
Spanish commander at Puerto Principe
has left that city with large force OF
troops for Guyumara.
II the capture OF Guayamara by the in
surgents turns out to be true, 1t means
that the insurgents captured their first in
terror town of importance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

Noerhohm SAYS: I'm Victoria thousands
Gi acres OF wheat land have been lirca,ly
DESTROYED by drolth, and Il is Doubt Il
~nvtnvr the crop will even equal E,,,t
years small crop"
-, h, Cherry was advised from Chica 20
NcinosttN aitCrupoN and a..uu this
CINE. the buying having teen on an cnor-
nous scale Foday's slump proved the
correctness OF the tr.
RartleU. Fra2iDr x Go. cf Chieof, NV.
ms TO say of wheat: I'VE continue IN
irel strong on the situation lnd esytse
eutinF on All weak srots We look f.r
az an points and. after election 49,. tay
advancing markets"
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CEMENT WORKS.

New York, November 5,--Thc following
letter was sent today
To the Editor OF the Press.
Nolieving in the revival Of the business
OF she country under the new era, which
we'consider begins with the election OF
Mckinley and Hobart, we have given or
doiri today for the expenditure of $500 400
foI buildings and machinery to be added
- our present cement works located AT
North Hampton, Pa. on the Central Rail
road OF New Jersey. This will increase
the capacity OF our works to over 100000
barrels per annum Work began this
morning and will be pushed day and night
until completed, giving employment to sew
eral hundred men throughout the winter.
Yours respectfully. j. X. Maxwell,
President.
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TIE TINES CRITICS,

London, November 5.-'rhe NJ
financial column again d,,.r]
probability as to the gold mo,.'
thinks the activity in the gr,,, \
market will, for the time hsI,,
the return of the recently ha,..]
from the United States to rnr.'
the payment OF American i,.,,..
Europe will not be made until n 4
these payments will be- to ~.
Offset by European purchases d !,
securities. :
The Times does not thIpk Al.
ropoan investor will purchai, N;
that he will buy the seeurit,s i
companies which have been n,s..,
ing the Bryan scare.
The present indications tA.,~
the Times continues. "tha, d. |
States will take million or n,
gold before the year Is out tri !
1897 n reflux is probable" &,
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THE CABINET BUILDERS.
Their Speculation Causes Mcrriment
at Canton.
STARTS UP FACTORIES
sitting in His Home He Presses Electric
ButtonS aud starts Fires In
the Furnaces.

Canton, oh's. November 5.--The reports
that cabinet slate makers were busy
throughout the country caused much good
natured comment here today, 1t can be
stated positively that all cabinet comment
10 purely coniectural. Any personal IN
clination Major Mckinley may feel toward
particular men have not been comrupi-
Gated to his closest friends.
Major McKinIey's touching an electric
key. by which the new Niagara furnace
at North Tonawanda. N. Y, was put into
operation, was an interesting event Of the
afternoon. The furnace had been con
nected by wire with tho Mckinley resi
dence so that touch Of the telegraph key
at this end sent an electric spark which
lighted the fires OF the furnnce At exactly
80 the major pressed the key Word
came back that the furnaces had started
with blaze amid the enthusiasm Of 5000
spectators
Soon thereafter the following message
came:
Hon. william Mckinley: The New Mag
ara furnace has been started Ivy yourself
and by the principles you represent upon
what we hone is career NJ usefulness In
this community Ag this act IS typical N
n widespread starting Of The Whe,ls Of In
duatry the Tonnwauia Iron and steel
company anl its employees and assembled
guests unite IN congratulating YOU upon
your election and ia "7preasus the hope
and boncf that your administration VIII
bring peace. prosperity aud plenty - the
whole Nation Wm 4. Rogers.
President.
a number Of kilograms from Tcnuessee.
received here. claim that thc state Is rc-
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REVIVAL At nTrFAtO.

Buffalo, N. Y. November There arc
many indications in this city Of revival
of business. The nut and bolt works oil
Plum & Barnard, which have been running
for months with but a handful Of men,
started up today with q force Of nearly 300
and In an interview Mr. Bauotd said that
everything Is looking so promising that he
expects to have the whole force Of $50 men
working shortly.
The Howard iron works. employing go
men, which has been working half time
all summer, started in today ou full time
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MACEo's DEFEAT PEpoETED.

Madrid November Sit Is reported here
that the Spanish troops have defeated An
tonic Maceo In plnar lel Rio the insur-
gents losing 200 killed ana wounded.
The express train conveying General Fol
avicia to barcelona came into violent col.
lision with another train at Chiphna Gen.
oral PolaNicja aud his wife. MARQUIS
Cnovas and other passengers were injured
hut the general viii proceed on his way to
the Philippine islands, TO which he has
been appointed governor general.
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At DIES MONIES.

Des Moinea. la. November g. interviews
manufacturers, here all lwel on promising
prosperity and Il revival " bueinoss Two
factories which have been closed will be
opened immediately, employing over COZ
hands. The banks report large deposits
of gold.
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TIE ENGLIsH PRESS.

they Profess TO be Pleased With the Result
IN America.
London November 5.-The daily papers
all continue TO discuss edltorlally and
otherwise the election in the United
States Many of them print elaborate ia
bles and explanatory diagrams to illus
trate the results.
The Daily News, In commenting upon
Mehinieys astounding majority, says;
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DENIAL FROM wEYLER.

New York, November 5.-The consul
general for Spain in this city. Don Arturo
Baldnsano, today received an official
cahlegram from General Weylcr. captain
general of Cuba. formally authorizing him
to contradict the statement published in
the United States and attributed to Senior
Morcl of Madrid rejecting on SPANS con-
duct of the campaign In Cuba and alleging
that crisis had arisen in Spanish affairs.
General Weyler unqaliflcdly pronounces
the reports to be wholly imaginary.
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BICYCLES. Will have force OF $50 to 800
mon by December I.
The Peoria Grape Sugar company viii
resume by November 10 with several hun
dred men.
The Avery Planters works and other con-
Germs announce an increased .orce.
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THAT BISMARCK BONE

London, November 6.-The ksal
spondent of the STANDARD aTii
The car has ordered all dccual
nectcd with the Russo German q
in the possession OF the Ru'aa
office or in the family Of CouE
who was Russian Ambassador ~
1890, to he submitted to nln v
Emperor William is also lnulsa.s|
recent disclosures. Count hes]
marck Is annoyed that the hesls
cuse him of completely In Zoe ~
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crowd scattering the small boys ana com
polling the catChers to take 10 me wagon;
Tho hound reached the side If the Srhn. 81
and, taking in the situation. iel31ei nO"i =
grnspcd his wee companion n ms c'pdcl =
Gus mouth, ana was OF down the s,ree'
like a shot He didn't stop for the satv.
but, with great, graceful leap WIS ever
the spaniel on the ground, stood wagg ns
his tail. as II knowing that he had ds,,
comfted their enemies. while The spa1ni
rumbOlrd aud made the We'll IN ring WIN
her shril barks. If that WASH. great
thing | don't know
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WELL BALANCED

Indianapolis Journal
You have well balanced company"
said the kind critic
mink So responded the manager.
with pride
Very well balanced indeed. The heavy
N'iain is so light aud the light comedian
SO heavy that the balance may he called
almost perfect"
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pHILIPpINE rRnrtRLEs

Washington, November 5.--The minister
of state in Madrid, the Duke of Tctuan.
has sent the following cahlegram to his
eNeellcncy. the Spanish minister in Wash
iugton:
Madrid. November LIN Battagas and
vicinity in the Philippine Islands. quiet has
been restored and business has commenced.
Nanadosa and Cinnamon were attacked by
tno rebels. The enemy was driven back
with heavy loss"
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MCKINLEY INTERVIEWED.


He Thanks the Goldbug Democrats and
Praises the Press.
Canton. ohio, November 5.-A repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press called on
Major Mckinley tonight and found him In
the library chatting with number OF
friends, who were all feeling In excellent
spirits over ;hc election. He asked him
TO what do you attribute your success p
oh. ] don't care to be interviewed. but
] VIII say that the patriotic effort OF the
men OF both 81 this old parties has brought
about the result Ardent and devoted as
nave been the efforts OF the republicans
everywhere. equally pronounced and help
iui was the attitude OF the sound money
democracy. Then the press OF th.) country
the intelligent and enthusiastic efforts OF
the great Journals OF both parties. have
been mighty factor In the result and
aid 10 the republican cause"
This In the only uttcrance that Major
Mckinley has made and the only state.
ment oil public nature he will make al
the present time,
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ready for an outbreak. The trouble is over
the board OF cauvassers who are In session
all night. 1t Ia alleged the democrats are
attempting to count out the republican
county ticket
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TOLEDO IN nrslNEss.

Toledo. Ohio, November The Smell
Bicycle works nave added 400 men and are
now running on full time.
The Lozier Bicycle works have doubled
their hands
The Milburn Wagon works have largely
Increased their force.
The business houses are sendinp their
fun complement of drummers and business
in all circles has taken dociled tnrn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

New York. NovempV' nal
Castle, the rich Amer, ,s II ,ssl
be arraigucd on a charge rr,ssrs s
morrow morning az o
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IMPLEMENT WORKS.

Canton, Ill, November Tho large and
extensive implement works of Party &
Erendorn company Of Tins city this morn
INK resumed york in all departments. They
viii Immediately start out all their travel
ing men.