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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03

WHEN bilious or costive, eat o Cascaret,
CANDY cathartic, cure guaranteed, lOc, Zoe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03

"You will DO married ut high noon, l
supposed said Tcnspot TO his free silver
friend. 81 shall DO married Mt IL minutes
TO IL replied the white metal man.-De-
troit Free Press,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03
Halls Catarrh Cure
In taken internally. Price 75c.

SuE-"when q man proposes to q girl, II
doesn't always mean that he wants to mar.
nv her." Hc-"No; It may DO matter OF
ncccssity.n Life.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03

"MY boy, II is high time q check was
placed on your performances" "rhanls
YOU, father. Please mako 1t payable on
sicltu
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03

Thisis once moro enjoyed BY tho rheumatic
Wisc enough 10 counterfeit thcirpro gressive
malady with Hoststtcr's Stomach blticrs.
Indicates il as a source of relief ia this COM
plant. It Is also eminently effective rs Q
treatment for kidney trouble, dyspepsia, dc
bility, liver complaint. and constipation
Useit with persistence for the above.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1896-10-03

ArEv may DO driven, but tho pencil does
better when 1t Is lead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
HORROR UPON HORROR IN CUBA
General MEYERS Orders Are Responsible for the Buchcry of the
nn0ccnS
THE WORLD CORRESPONDENTS STORY
Tho Bodies Of Murdered People Lie with
Bouud Hands Within Nine
Miles Of Havana.

, N.,y York MAY g-,,re.,man cables the
49,, -.
WIZ" nun N"''''
'Butchviy Of npu-cu.nnatanis continues
I'm all ,aris nf the island Some of the
.,...,,,.. ,,,.,, ,,,,,,., Alternate vnt,h ,,,rb
S'o' ''s ''''" -.
me are nnniliins, mt rersohal ihNVsVSA-
ton is iinpos sihlc At present. ! do not
,,,i ,,.,,stc,l a., ,,iv,,,, ,I,.us
w.. 'N'''' 80 49, &c ...,
estetdhy hnue Nersoh'l appe"' I"
the captain general 20 investigate the mas
-. H., ,.h,,,.,,roa mo-, In ,nr,, n Mac.
s"'''s' ''' ~ .7,,'.'. = H..
where peacetui ihnhni'hh'H were "e'"s
sho, without trial. and | named CAMPO
lN,rid, General VIEWER declared he dti
-. F., ,,,st.,., nn,,
not peneNe tne r"N 49, i'i9'''0" 49,
talked with respectable eyewitness. who
Ind sa,,, thor hou.at inoffenslve neigh
49, - ,..,, 49, -, a., ,,.
day. and Killed without trial.
.'noties ar, SIN living with bound hpnus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
TILE 1AcKsON CASE.

,,ou,ror, Ky. May 3.-The sensational
.,a,,,ence Of yesterday which resulted IN
+, fine Of s25 being imposed on Attorney
crawford for contempt Of court occurred
in this wise; ,ou,
wtiIe a discussion was In progress aoo"'
,ha further continuance of the cross'
animation Of Miss MeNevin, Judge Nelson
,oo,e the remark that this witness MISE
Ncxovln. was unusually positive IN he1
s,a,.ments. and he went on 10 say ,""'
80 meant no reflection on women N gen m
~ whcn he said that no witnesses a.
.i a.. "nn.l,lye as a rule than women, ~,
~ ~ fnrd said: "They are senefaHy TEN
az ..v on ors not sufficiently acqns'na az
,,.,,h Printable women 10 Judge sa'
Judge Nelson ,a,oa a. ,h. court that
a.. Ma hean iusulted by the counss' ,J'
~, H., s,t,,e and. pointing his finger AZ ,n .r
w Hsisnn said; II shall hold YOU P''
oio,,liv responsible for that remark,
hpl.n Liam answered: II am respons'p', ns
~. court interrupted. directing ~
a,f III. 10 lin. Mr. Crawford 81 lpi 20. ,tn,
,l,rn 81 court. The cross-esam'ha''o"
VIZ, ~, ~ - due 10 Colonel Nelson TO ray '' ~
,.,,rad,ately after his remark WHICH
S.ndsd Colonel Crawford and befofe tnss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
ELECTRICAL EXPOSITION.
Opening VIII Re Attended with Won
dnrflil IJlanlnV

Or,r,rc v,yu Iln n,,,,,l,d yyI,h , vor-
dcrfI Display.
New York. MAY s.-Tomorrnw night,
f.o,,.,,o, ,tor,or ,yui ,,.r ,l N,,,,,,I
Governor morton VIII open tN' ""'loh"i
exposition OF electrical appliances IN The
irdustrinI orts building I'm th,. rltv. Elnb-
VIZ. ,..
"rd'c preparations haNn n'"p h'""o '"'
this event, ana II Is expected that the
ni,,rdnnce wlll h. largo md include
49,, ,,,,..,,s,,,.,,,1 a,a,,,,,,a,,n
some OF mo most uiHuns"iS''" ''''l'''hi'"
IN this county. The governor VIII use
upon this occaaion. the eold key with
,,.,,,.,. ,,..oi,,.,', 5na,.ainn, .,, 1, ,o.,on
the wheels OF industry AT the Worlds
Fair. Governor Morton will also with
.,-.,,,. 49,, ,,o .aa,,,or 4.
inc decihrht'oh 'na' '"" eNP"S''p,i -
open. discharge four pieces of artillery,
AM, st,tioncd I'm the p,Ihlic suiI,re In san
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NOT PURCHASING ARMS.
Jnfounded Rumor Gains Currency
tho Cnpital

I'nfounded Rumor Gains Currency nj
the Capital.
BATON Rouge. May sRumors have been
circulated In this city for several days
that tho supporters of Governor Foster
were purchasing arms and storing thom
In safe places ana also that the aiinH oi
two military companies the Ogden Lsh'
Guards and the Baton Rouge F"ncihles
has been placed III the parish jan Tor we
utliposc should the occasion brnaild, Tor
u.s. iu the seating OF Governor Foster.
Auother rumor gained currency ihht
evoning that one ,hoistld stand 81 arms
and a uunnlity of ammunition nav ".rN
received and was hihcIS stoi'h az Wv
Capitol building. ,,,
out doubt, for political rnecl anu 70 'r.atr
The IMPRESSION that trouble WAS dNt'fl-
pnteti during the first week of the iS-thi-
nla,:c OF the legislature. 10 hFrf''i''
the true status oil affairs, IN. rorI"siio'n-
ent had an interview with MAJOR y. II
Stevens nssistant AdJuiant genera! .iiu
Colonel of the First regiment, STAG M.
t!onnl Guard. who gave the '"''o"'"s
",rhe military companies Of Baton
Rouge drill IN the court house yarn e'v,S
night or two, and approaching ,he a.,
settled state OF affairs ana NE ms s ar,n.
offered by the building IN whlrh ,n' ~ ~
o,.v IL located. ] thought II prft l"
move the guns 10 the lai., Whe'h ,.,,,li,,,.
would lie secure ana hnnuY iot nn.h,SS
,'n,nns,s Tho companies have elH..S
,.,ins and We have nightly dri'ls ~ VA"
court yard preparatory to me STATE e"-
campmeni. 10 be held IN July. ,o
"E.lativc 10 arms being p,hc'n IN w.
,,nitnl ther. IS not word of truth ~
4, = SAID Major stevens. "Dny lour
svords have been received lor conn,
months. and these have h"nn issuep, !
,scDiv,i 5JDl rounds OF cartridges IN corn
rliancc with reqrisi'fOn MAJ. On w
var department months ago. ms M M,
mun.tlon is TO supply the nv" coItnhin', ,f
In my command which ar" ffpuif'uor i"
have 100 rounds of CARTRIDGES "a'n W"
Of ,hrsc companies are IN ltn'on houh',
me in Rusion. one In riaaneilha "h'
ann i'm Lake Providence. ,,,..
Tho removing Of the arms on N" iill.laah
10 tho IAN was done openly, ana me tfn,
IONS therefor stated by Major stevens
several days ago. ,,,,. 20 tho
Nothing Is known here relative 20 r ~.
,,,,on,iou Of the phnrr supporters. ih'y
hnvc not Vet engnged n hall lor h'au.
MATTERS Friends of Mr. Pharr VINO hIe
,i,o sf,tc ihn, rooms will he eiEaf.n 'pt
liz .ccnn,uodaiion tho natter ifri OF h'Ni
,.axx +. was reported that iiNes mn
- noon rented for the arcoInInoihllpil
-, ,hn Phnrr contingent, hut TINS ru'"o'
a,,ii not hn suhstaniint"d. ,
rx. sheriff e. G. Duson of ~ Lam,
~. ,,'r here for several days lie u AZ
nnn s,inportor of Mr.. Pharr ana YIN
a. I'll I'm his power In his behalf re nnn
s sn ~ murh 81 mis- time in the secretary
~ s,o,e,s Office and is thoroughly ih'h,i'
Iarlging himself with the returns oi '"e
marshes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
REV. DlW TELLS A NARROWING TALE
nnocnnt People Slain i.ikr Dogs in Rural
Districts - Women ami Children
Among the Murdered.

Tampa. Fla. May s-rho horrors OF
Armenia AFRO being duplicated in cuba. az
oorii1g TO Krv. Albert liaa. the mission
AIRY of the Southern Baptist church. who
was recently expelled from the island
~ CAPTAIN Gcu,ial Mcyltr.
"'rhe outside world" says the minister,
mas no adequate conception OF the bloody
work that is heins done by Genera. Wey-
Ter and his subordna;es. In the two
weeks prior 10 my deportation over a
hundred pcpccdhle Cuhans were shot TO
death Ia the rural districts OF thc linyaua
province Among the Killed were many
women aud Ntic children. Who receive no
more mercy from the spaniards than the
men.
81 know these nrichsries are being per-
pe,ratoi. for IN several eases / have sccn
the corpses OF thu victims aYl aided in
their burial.
"The prirclpal atrocities have occurred
IL iNo districts OF Miguel de ii lAdronc
aud Muas. whc, ColonG roale,G'c. who
is "a favor.te OF general Weyler. "a IN com
mand OF tho Spanish troops In the
Misucl de Ia padrone district peculiarly
atrocious affair occurred few DAYS ago.
colonel Fond4vilcs troops came upon
olc,cn Cubans while they were at work.
The spaniards forced the Cuhans TO take
spades ana dis thelr own graves. When
the graves were flushed the CAoans We're
made to get IN them, and then at a signal
from Colonel Fondevilc the troops fired.
killing the unfortunates. little earth
was thrown over the victims, and the
Spaniarls marched ON 10 commit fresh
atrocities. Shortly after this Colonel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
STREET CAR STRIKE.
All Trnnsit Tied Up in Milwaukee
Mage T'rouhle.

All Trnnsit Tied Up in milwaukee, on
Wage Trouble
Milwaukee, WIS. May IA strike u
icv employees of the Milwaukee railway nnd
Light company was inaugurae ed tonight
and ms each car was run into the barns
mororlnan and conductor left IL not 10
r.tliD until uhc demands OF the union ior
increase in pay ana I"'psh.N"h ui NY
employees organization anu several iNlltv'
ccnccssi. ons are granted; m '-ry'll, ~" ~,
way company are quietly arranging 10 III
rhe : rikers places. NUMBER 81 mon
have. been brought mere from oLner .ltIea
to take the places oil inc riTlh"ia anu ~ :
uuarterel in the several barns ! NJ f'i 10
wa, IL terinlncl on at mldnlgpt t"hlth' "'
:, mass meeting of the members OF the
union when ~ was learned 10y me oliie'ps
maj men from other cltios were hrlns
imported ana that the company was pre-,
pairing to Immediately MI the places o'
the old employees .,,,,, A., ,d
WEI. n. once taken to the car inrns' wn.' =
,rrnnp.in,nts mad been made 10 ienH ny
nn,y mon. who viii s.ecp Ia me barns "
long as they are in any danger oil VIZ
lenoc. 80 , ,,.orr T., ~
nt The larns md power houses am o.h.l
- Ia, nlacel on rhe cars 20 protect w
now men Tho strike begun 'nhlEht vi
,tr No the entire electric ana sl''N' '"'
way service OF he city. .,o, t. owl
Thar serious trouble IL eNpecien y 'Nt
densed By the activity. at Police ~, nn'u =,
n,, rtnrs and the shcrih's Office. y ~
mlnight about 30 special Lollc,,ii''s no.
hran sworn In, The shrriH u rlr,,.,,
,n,rc fore. az deputies on hand. ~, H.
Iii moi l,a called out however, unless III
WI "D ,t,,horities find Them, ives nilN'l
70 rro,ect the property OF the rA'n''
| company
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
LOCAL.
WOMEN WILL BE SEATED.

Germans Are Likely TO Make Very
Strong Protest
Cleveland, ohio. May 3.-Thcre was but
one session OF the Methodist general con-
ference today. That was held In the af-
ternoon at the armory. Bishop Fowler OF
Minneapolis presided and preached tho
sermon. which was powerful arraign-
mcnt Of the higher critics of the Bible.
The delegates are expcctantiy awaiting
the contest over this woman question.
which IL 10 come up the iiist thinH TO-
morrow morning In The conference; IL 10
understood thai the majority ana niin-
GRITTY reports oil the committee ON elislDH-
iiy VIII be submitted al 10 O'Clock Ihu
majority. which WIZ De signed ny t"th'y
members, VIII hold thai the women dtlc-
gates are eligible to seats In the confer.
cnce. The minority report VIII consist OF
arguments based OF Iiibicnl and consti-
tutiOnui grounds against the granting OF
the privilege OF delegates to tho women.
The ronscnsuB Of opinion among the dtie-
gates IL that the majority report VIII DO
adopted. =.
serted. that the constitution ought TO be
changed and "a precedent VIII be estah-
lshcd which VIII result IN givlns seats !"
women In all future conferences
While II ia admitted that tho women
will win victory, considerable npprchen-
sion 10 felt regarding the probable action
action II is well known that the Ger
mans nrc almost solidly opposed to giving
yemen seats and a voice In the confer
enre. their opposition being based on inc
declaration Of St. Paul against w9mem,s
participation IN the affairs or the churrm,
ami some doubt Is expressed M 70 wheth.r
they win submit TO the action OF the con-
ference without protest. ,,,hor,,v
il can be stated on excellent authority
,hat the report of the committee on pro-
Milton viii declare In favor Of COMBINING
10 hight the LIQUOR traits, IN amy w can
a,rec rnenrdiess OF creed or politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
oFFIclAL ADNICEs.
Another Insurgcnt Is to BE shot as II
lnceniiary.

Another Insurgcnt Is TO BE shot as AN
incendiary.
Havana. May 3.-Basilio Lasso, an IN
surgent incenliary, Will be shot tomor-
row
General Bernal has been summarily re-
lived from his Command end ordered 20
report in Havana. Presumably ms Is dls
TO tho fact that General Bcrnal ana his
column were not Oh hand to cooperate
win General Ynclan in his engasem'h nj
with Maceo.
In no last engagement of Colonies Tort
aud Toicrizo al the plantation of Luz
near Gnnes. IT is reported that insurgents
lost eight killed
Colonel Estruch, moving in the zone OF
Mahajigua, Santa Clara province ne' u
band oil Insurgents who had two cannon .
They retired after the fight leaving Won
iv-thr.c killed and fifteen wounded me
troops had two killed and fifteen wounu-
cd. Tho insurgcnt leader Garcia was
captain Lopez, with the battalion OF
Curlra fought tho band OF Ramirez IN
Matanzas province and dispersed tAc'h'
killing seven of their number.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

Ironton. Ohic-Joyeph Bealis, r,ovr
moulder. shot ana f1tally 'n'"''" "'' ""''
jealousy. Bealls escaped.
NEW YORK-George s. Coe. who was
,hirty-seynn years president OF the Amcfi-
can Exchange bank, died Mt ms ho,nr :.
the ems Englewood. n J. Death was
from paralysis.
SAN TEANCIsCO--Ancr three yenrs'
litigation over the estate Of the late sen.
ntor stanford, Mrs. stanford has at a.,
been enabled 10 pay the $500" ""'c"
he left the stanford university
SAN ERANcJsCO-The United States
runboat concord which has been eta
TONED with the Asiatic squadron ior ,he
last nve year. nv nas w a., Of Honolulu.
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gentleman resented II. he added: II mem
10 personal reflection upon Colonel craw-
ford"
What stung Colonel Crawford was the
fact Of its being hcnrd distinctly by the
great crowd of Spectators IA tho court
room. mary OF whom were women.
AItcr court adjourned cierc was n lin
refing about tho court rom to see some
thing trsgicnl. 1r"rn were only two
tables and a witneas box between Colonel
Nelson ana Colonel Crawford. Colonel
Nelson arose ana remained standing sew
crnl moments looking toward Colonel
Crawford. The latter was surrounded by
reporters. who engaged Colonel Crawford
un,i Colonel Nelson left the room
Judge Helm called Nelson ITO his room
and Kept him twenty minutes in consuita
ton. Colonel Nelson 'h.n walked home.
Crawford n few minutes lat"r. went to
his ofticc. accompanied by Colonel lske
of COVlnptOn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

Paris-The French municipal elections
win be almost Identical with the last one.
Parasitic newspapers confirm the ru-
NOR that NJ. IIcrheire French aihnassahor
10 Germany. viii only return TO Berlin 70
present his letters of recall.
Paris-The Temps says ihe VIZ VIZ 0, LIZ IN ~ ~
made m, legatee. one million pounds
sterling liz set apart for charities.
st. Petersburg Lieutenant Dourke
Rome Iko has been appointed speeiai aI.
Tor the ocronsvon OF the csas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
pucLlNED MEDIATION.

London, May i.-The Standard has
dispa,ch from Madrid which says ihe
spanish government has declined me
no,,e's mediation in Cuban affairs on ne
,,rnuuI that an acceptance WoNlu ut
,ntomounn to recognizing America
Thc opinion denies pos lively story
tha, negotiations are pencihs ior c'sS'o'
II Cassala 10 Great briifin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

a IT : ro booked to ,ight XII XIII Mc i's
|sy. rounds for a purse at Woburn
Ia aM nYYo'Rl'.Kt,-;commoncing today and
ki,hn uhtil June !. an electrical az
ktral psl il be held here at the Grand
(roryy Aos,KIEE-A monument TO the
Etilei al r..iek O'Sullivan Is TO be
ayersary otsEir' Wis, tomorrow. the
ass aS,.oRKmThc educat,ona, soc,e,,cs
here ,cd,will hold memorial meet
iysrsary 10 commemorate ne Tooth
VI Inc birth Of Horace Mann.
~ ssr,Tno RK-A six days running NEE,
auspic.sp aay at the Aauediict under
D. MAJ INC Queens County Jockey
Curing last horses are entered 10
Of Gis erT"e Socialist Labor a.socia-
us yYaaa 3yii with the view OF fo rnu1r.S =
tance roay % regulate sys,e, Ytit,hs :,
me Unemployed.
' q s MONIES. lowa-roaay ia the
into 'ersary of the admission OF
on viii the Union. Thr g..
ut!ons in Ne Observed at the public i'm.
~. hitting manner.
rni. aiso-The Interstate commerce
pesnas Tor ' ~ issued forty or more
Shippers and men connected
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with the freight departments OF the Fast
rrn roads to appear before the Fcdcra .
grand Jury today They VIII be examined
in connection with rebates and cut rates
on dressed beef ana 9TH. racNihs torz"
products from the slo-k ya'4s III THIS
aitV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

SPRINGFIELD, Mass-The most art.
istic company of players eyer assembled
IN this country as business venture
will produce the Rivals" tonight, in
which they will tour the country next
month Here is the remarkable cast en-
gagged for this remarkable tour: SOD
Acres Joseph Jefferson. Sir Anthony M
solute, William II. Crane; Sir Lncius
O'Trgger, Nat e. Goodwin David, frln-
els Wilson. Captain Absolute. Echert
Tabcr: Fauiklaud Joseph iiollani' tag,
EGmund NJ Holland. Mrs. Malaprop, Mra'
John brew: LYDIA I.angush. Julia Mar
lowe Tabor; Lucy, Fanny Rice
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NOT VET ENEcurEA

Havana, May 80 Reports OF the execu-
ton of members OF the crew Of ths
schooner Competitor. captured as o MT
bustore are untrue. Admiral Mario, who
must conduct the trials. Is sun abscn,
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TODRYS FEATURES.
rrohnh,li,is. fair, .outher,y
windr.

IoNi.l1N.
South African developments kept down
svcoulntion In lordon In nil lines. but
Americans are picking up.
a fair amount Of cloth business WINS
dono AZ Manchester
Enbczzler Rowe who fled 10 Mexico.
was convicted there nnd given twelve
ysars in jail.
The new shah OF Persia enthroned
without trouble form any source.
The nssnssinaiion of the shah has scared
w tho sultan.
Monnrchiss In Brazil arc profiting by
discussions among tho republicans TO ngi-
,ato revival of the empire.
CUBAN.
Rev. Daz snys the horrors of Armenia
are being duplicated by tho spnniardn IN
cubs. innocent people being slain like
dogs In the rural ,Hshrc,s.
Crcolmnn. the World correspondent,
says bodies of murdered Cubans with
their hands sim bound lie within nine
miles of Havana and TINT Weylcr POSI-
lively refuses to Investigate.
owen Melton, an American. is In immi-
ncnt danger Of being shot unless Inter
ference Is promptly made by Williams
Spain has definitely declined tho media
ton of the pope In regard to Cuba
AFRICA.
There IL an overwhelming rcvuson Of
public sentiment In England In regard TO
the Transvaal, and II is likely to Crystalline
into "A demand for the punishment of Cecil
Rhodes. Krugcrs mngnanimity Is now
highly praised.
uummonds health Is steady Improving
and all tho prisoners arc well treated by
TIansv8al authorities.
Rhodes and Beth ARE expected to bear
ALI tho expenses of Jsmieson's raid and
trial.
Matabole are preparing to move from
the vicinity OF Buluwayo, they are said
To be divided In counsel.
DOMESTIC.
Minister Denbys report says the state
department, by its action during tho anti
missionary riots Ia China. has brought
about u now err IN me Treatment. of for
cigners IN China
Senate viii work on the river and tar-
Dor and District OF Columbia bills II poll
ties can bs kept in the background
House will take up matters as they
come. paoifc railways and contested
elections having right OF way.
Entire week VIII be consumed In trying
20 prove Scott Jackson guiitlesS OF muir
d.rlng Pearl Bryan
Milwaukee has a street car STRIKE
Tho opcniug of thn electrical exposition
In New York will be attended with won
dsrfnl display of the power.
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,.,cbcs,er. May s.-Therc has beeh =
M"''.,,,, Il business for the wee" ana
IA" ,,r,cea for some good liros. IN me
s''u'H r,sa, heavy staple goods We're h'ni
cIo'n '"', e,.ot.i At coaco .sions, but hner
negleet'.. fanc.es continue IN soou o., a..
rnaud nu.ln"', There were large orders
a ia.r az. AZ, mills. Printers ana nsni
for .fa.'',s Good Germany has rehsW ,,, ~
iaTs yarn paFshassnsS p pr 'siasom np Tne
on contran rived very satisfactory Tor
LEIPZIG "a linen goods. French trade MAS
oo co.., M ssye recsnils sa on 'ss fairly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

Worth /, Sherman S. Dcnison 6, Calves
ton IT, San Antonio /.
l.. C. Palmer won tho East END Gun
clubs medal.
Mobile J. Montgomery I.
| McCloskey has been released by tho
| Louisville directors.
STATE.
| A general min. which has benefited tho
crops.
| Body OF mn Grant boy found near
| Georgetown, Tho lad having been drowned.
u. A. Strange VIII contest the election
Of W Y. Penn as mayor of Gcorgctown
Conrad I.ozano arrested IA San Antonio
on a charge of alleged forgery committed
IN Monterey. Mexico.
Houston a Meek. saloonists OF West
Point aud foaAum. assign.
Two Mcxicans attempt to Outrage a
widow and two dauEhtera ut San An
tonic.
Wili Bondy iynchcd at Buna for tho
murder OF II. 4. iiaynic.
Ex-Governor Ilogg to speak Mt Waxa-
huo HE today.
Dempsey Brown Killed by his brother
in-luw-Jim Nixon. near AUSTIN; Nixon
badly wounded.
LOCAL.
Fatal shooting In the Fifth ward.
Memorial services at tho Auditorium
Wreck on the Houston East and West
Texas.
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