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REWARD FOR TREACHERY.
Bold Bid Made by the Spanish-Cuban
officials.

HAVANA, July 28.-The official ga
zette today publishes a decree offering
reward of s24, 900 to any one enabling
the Spanish cruisers to effect the seiz-
ure of filibustertngt steamers, and Of
fering further reward of $1,000 to
any person enabling the Spanish cruis-
ers to capture filibustering sailing YES
sells of over 205 tonss It is added that
the captains of fi1fbustering vessels
seized will be considered as enjoying
immunity. A
Gen. Arolas is1 moving his forces to-
ward Marrel, the northern extremity
of the military hneiiacross that prov
ince. Antonio Maceo is also said to be
moving his forces along the same gen.
eral route. which leads people to be-
lieve that he cohtemplates attempting
to cross the military line near Mariel,
and that Gen. Arolas will attempt to
prevent him.
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Mining Stocks.
London Financial.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Evening Posts Lon
don financial cablegram The stock markets
were fat today, closing at the lowest. Ameri-
cans were also fiat, closing at the
lowest. The combination of bankers to
arrest gold shipments has had little
effect on prices of securities, not ex-
actly because their power to do what
they propose to do is questioned, but because
ali such action is regarded as almost arti-
fetal and temporary. Bar gold is in strong
demand here for the continent.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The days business
turned out better than was expected, as the
spot demand was fairly good for assortments
OF fancy prints, dress goods, notions fancy
goods, furnishings and brown cottcns. There
was better tone to the market and many
new engagements were outlined. Printing
cloths dull at PIC
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, July .-Cattle-Receipts,
a,COo; shipments 1000; Texas steers, s1.75@
$50; native cows,e $1.25@315; stockers and
feeders, $2.60@3 6O.o Hogs-Receipts. 1000:
shipments, 300; light grades barely steady,
lOc lower; heavies. $2.70G390; packers, $3.50
o. mixed, s2.S5@31 10; lights $3@315; York
ceipts, $780, shipments, none; market steady:
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Real Estate Transfers.

Helen Cozens and husband to Maude
Radcliffe, lot Is block g. Birming-
hams addition ....::....:......... $3.50
Luc1us A. Hughes and wife to j. B. Clan
cey lot 10, block 2, Borup G Payne's
= addition. .:.... .........:..... 800
X. ii. Salter and wife to F. Wolfrum
north 20 acres, northwest one-quarter
section "a. town 80, range 23........... 1000
Julia Blake and husband to O. P. Lam
pher, lot Z, block r. Nininger Dom
nelly's addition Observation-Disclosures. 100
Christen Christensen and wife to Mary
donovan, lot Z, block T. Rice street,
Villas sub Observation-Disclosures. 30
Five transfers. Total .........,.S42OO
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OMAHA July 2sa-Cattle- Receipts. 500; ma
tive beef steers, $3.4O@42O; Western steers,
$2S0q350: Texas steers, $2.25@3.25; cows and
heifers, $2.50@3; Gamers, s1.2O@1. %; stockers
Receipts, $500; light, $2.S5@2. 80. Sheep
Receipts, 800; fair to choice natives, $500
:; common and stock sheep s2Q2.75; lambs,
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milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2S.-Flour steady.
Wheat lower; No. 1 northern, 601sc; Septem-
Der, 57a4c. Corn quiet and steady; No. 8.
2615c Oats lower; No. white, 20Ac No.
white, 19az @20Ac. Barley steady; No. 2,
BIC; sample barley steady. Rye steady; No.
1, 311sc. Provisiors-No. 1, 311ac. Provisions
irregular.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Money on call easy
at 1902 per cent; last loan, 11s, closed III per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 708 per cent;
sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills, $4.S8k@4.8 3a4 for demand
and $4.S7h@4.873z for sixty days. Posted rates.
$4.881a and $780, Commercial bills, $4.87; sill
yer certificates, ss1sGS9Ac; bar silver. 6Sa4c.
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More Boston Gold.

deposited 100000 in gold in addition to the
more than 100000 subscribed last week, for
the relief of the national treasury. S. w.
Holiness Of the Nantick National bank has
notified the Second National bank that the
Nantick National proposed to deposit 40 per
cent of its gold with the United States sub
treasury in Boston.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL July %. - Wheat = Futures
dull, I'D lower; July, August, September and
October, As 11Ad; November, As 1119d. Maize
esd; futures dull; July and August, Is 914d;
September, Is 10d; October, Is 10Ad; Novem-
Der, Is 10%d; December Is Id.
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Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Butter steady; West
ern dairy, 9@12c; Western creamery 111SM
15c; Elgins, Is. Eggs-Steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 14c; Western, 11Q13c.
CHICAGO July 28-Butter firm; creamery
9914c; dairy, 9Q12c. Eggs quiet; 101zc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-29

Minnesota Transfer, July 28-Corrected by
William Cunningham & Co. and H. A. Wins
ton. Trade has shown some improvement
over last week. Receipts are quite large and
the demand better from all sources. There
is good stock of farm mares and work
ers on hand Actual sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-29
MUNY0N' S
GOOD WORK
He Changes Suffering and Sorrow to
Health and Happiness.
SICK PEOPLE CURED.
Munyon's Improved homeopathic Remedies
Place the Means of Self Cure Within
the Reach of All.

Rich and Poor Alike Provided With
Home Remedies That May be Re-
lied Upon as Sure Specifies for All
Diseases-Get Munyon's Guide to
Health From Your Nearest Drug
gist. Buy a % Cent MunyOn
Remedy and Cure Yourself.
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CATTLE-Steady. A light run, mostly
medium to fair quality, and moderate d.
nord

SHEEP-Dull and lower. Receipts were
heavy and demand light, most Of the dealers
having supplies from last week. Choice
punches brought very steady prices early,
later medium to fair stuff did not receive a
bid and considerable was held over.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Today's statement
of the condition Of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balances, 1921, 1893, 742; gold reserve,
$104, 707,67
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bank CIaarinrs
LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK. July 28.-Clearings, $79, 799, 226
balances, 1924, 52S.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

Quotations on Wheat and Grain Have
Fractional Fall.
Quotations on hay. grain, feed, etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer-
chants:
WHEAT-No. l northern. 56A@56azc; No. 2
northern, 551k@56c.
CORNING. yellow, 2s1k@24e; No. 8, 22A@
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South St. Paul stockyards.

Receipts hogs, 100 cattle, S5 calves, SOC
sheep.
HOGS-1O@2Oc lower, in sympathy with the
decline at all other points. Quality poor.
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New York exchange before clearing, SOC dis
count; sterling posted rates, on demand, $780,
on so days, $4SS.
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Chicago Money.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Money steady, on call,
5@6 per cent; commercial paper, per cent.
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Minneapolis Horse Market.

Barrett & Zimmerman's Report-Horses-
The market Is well supplied with choice as
sortment of drafters, general purpose horses,
farm stock, standard bred PAGERS and trotters.
There is considerable inquiry for all classes
of horses. few sold today to private parties,
but most Of the dealers holding back for
tomorrows auction, when large sales are con-
fdently expected Prices unchanged. Todays
representative sales:
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much:n
with full directions
Nicoue Ava M,nrs.n,
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JAMESON, HEYENER Z CO.,
Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Etc.

Northwestern Agents for PILLSBURY's BEST
FLOUR.
State Agents for GrIswold Bros Hay Bale
Ties. Write us for prices.
ISL. 1873 aud Isb East 9th st. 81 Paul
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T IEA1
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Closing Stocks

The following were the closing prices of |
other stocks as reported by the Associated |
Press: -'"eSu |
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1 pair chestnut mares. 5 and

pair chestnut mares, and
yrs, sound ........ 200 $167 so
| bay gelding, yrs, sound,
drafter ....................1 j, 800 135 90
bay geiding, Z yrs, sound, fine
driver 800. .......... 1,15O 1922 so
roam mare. yrs, service sound 1900 81 80
sorrell gelding, 6 yrs, service
sound, driver ..................1,10 100 55 90
pair gray gedings, g yrs, SER
vice sound go. .............. $500 s5 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
ELECTION BETS.
Sioux In a Paddy Wagon.

Sioux In Paddy Wagon,
Hampstead, Texas, November THE
town people at 10 o'clock this morning
were treated to an extraordinary free show
The outcome Of an election bet. Mr. Ed
Jones. an ardent Bryan man. was pushing
around the square a whcolhalrow, wherein
was located Nj. por8n. the venerable war
correspondent OF the Galveston News, who
had backed up in his Judgment the cause
terms OF the bet, Mr.. Jones not only had
to push the whceharrow with clown
cap on his head hut had to continually
yell "Hurrah Tor Mckinley" This, coupled
with the fact that about 100 yelling kids
followed the process on, made the affair
laushable indeed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
NEUROLOGICAL.

WARD-Springtown Texas. November (.
Tho S-yoar-old son OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ward died this morning Of heart
failure after some two weeks illness with
throat trouble.
NORRIS Victoria, Texas. November T.
Tony Morris. who has been in the fish and
oyster business here and at Port Lavaca
Tor many years. died last night OF con =
sumption. lie leaves n wife and a grown
son.
SISTER ST, CECILE-Victoria, Texas.
November Sister ST. Cecile. one OF the
nuns in the st. Nazareth convent, died YES
terday and was buried in tho afternoon
tier name before she took the veil was
Miss Rafael Traonor She was much he-
loved by her associates and everyone Who
knew her.
SifMoNs-Bryan. Texas, November r.
M1s/ J, .. Simmons died At her home four
mPIs north Of Bryan yesterday afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
NEXr LEG1sLArrRr.

Austin Texas. November s.---A letter re-
celycf here today from Hon l.. 7. Dash
ien Of Leon announces that he has been
reelected 90 the legislature by a majority
az Zo02. with several small precincts 70
hear from. SO TAR as can be asCerianel
bat Eve pQpulist ant three republican
leg8iaiiye candidates have been elected.
ana BE chances are that not over fifteen
iqpl.istS and republicans VIII sit In the
'rt nfy nfih 'esisisfuie. as against twcntv-
49, Nho held forth In the Twenty fourth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08

Georgetown, Texas. November IA
novel election bet was paid here today
William whittenburg, druggist. agreed TO
wheel Miss Winie Lloyd around the square
IN case OF MCKiuley's election. The wheel
barrow was gsIly decorated and Miss Lloyd
was dressed aecoliC. ee and elected mue IN
admiration They followed closely behind
Nallaccs circus parade and many mlstook
the WaEcrs Cor part Of the show. Joe Free
man and Green Jones carried Mckinley's
picture over the gay young lady, Written
burg was heartily cheered
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ms. nRAGG NCQulTTEp.

Fort Worth. Texas. November last
spring George Bragg living near Grapevine,
in this county. was shot and killed in his
sleep. Arrests We're made soon after and
the grand jury found an indictment against
his WIFE Mrs. Lavista Bragg, charging her
with the crimo. Tho case has been on trial
in the Forty eighth district court for the
past two DAYS and was given TO the jury
tonight. After being out a few minutes a
yerdict OF mot Gnilty" was returned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08

Aur'in Texas. November 8 Messrs. 7.
d. Campbell anu ". NJ Inboaen are in the
ciy TO-DAY NJ imboden, who is one q,
'h, rteco,} slcet,d presidential electors,
ass resigned toe district atiorncyshjp Of
we eorncG district. AID 10 I'm the vacancy
Gf'sruor Cp.eersou has appointed " L.
D-liel. wAo rss elected last Tuesday
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was arranged 10 drive a wagon through
the streets with a coffin on which iegro
was to be seated. but when II came time
for the showdown not y negro could te
found who had the nerve to take the honor,
despite he tempting offer Of $50. which
was offered to any son OF Ham who would
perform the act
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vItToRY BRIGADE.
To the EdltJr of The Post

beilville' Texas November s-The We
tory brigade Will commence ten days
revival meeting in Alvin, Texas on
wednesday, November - The tent Ia IL,
be iooate3 in the central part Of The city
respectfully, Rev. r. j. Cromwell II'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
sOuR LAME HOTEL.

and mud baths. - cents. board S'GO) fol
one week. reduced "a sh.o0 for every al
ditional week, includes use % minera
water Cor drinking. Good huutf1g nm,
fishing abounds. IN EXCELLENT iTbls am.
a clean. steam heated house Fioe ha k
mee, all day trains, For further Far leu
lars. address Newton < freeman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
Jealousy AND MURDER.

Nashville, Tenn. November Thomas
Lynch, colored, today attacked his wife
and her aunt. Amy Smith. with knife.
cutting the throais OF each. He then cut
his own throat. Amy Smith is dead, but
Lynch and his wife, who are at the city
hospital. will probably recover, Lynch was
Jealous OF his wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
MIDDLE OF THE readers"
Now In Order for Them TO Show
How 1t Happened.
EVERY REASON But THE RIGHT oNf
Ahs hspabiicans at Aus In Are Howlinr
fsAud, but I, Seems to Have B--n
rTeconcerted ria.

/ Austin. Texas November s-(Stad Cor
respondence. THE next number on the
programme is an explanation from the boss
middle Of the readers OF how /, came to
pass
Charlie Jenkins and Marion Williams
have already recovered sufficiently to give
the papers their version OF last Tuesdays
episode, and, as nigh; have been expected.
they are wide apart in their stories. Charlie
has it that the populst ticket came up
short because the rank aud file believed
democratic stories 10 the effect that I;
had been sold out by It's leaders. when in
fact there was no fusion and Marion says
'ha, fusion failed OF success because It
was made in the dark instead o, openly as
he had advised
When the others are heard from it will
be something else. No, one OF them but
what viii lay the blame for the wreclcing
Of the popuiist organization in this State
uFon his coacjutors Not one Of them but
what will insist that x his advice had been
followed or his scheme adopted Hearty
would have been elected. Not one OF them
"'.'
As matter Of fact they're all equally
responsible for the disaster Gibbs. Kear-
by. Tracy. jenkins, Davis. Bradley. sledge
AID the lesser lights were ali parties to
the deal which knocked their ticket out.
Their work was too coarse, their dupllcity
too apparent. Undersetimatng the iutelll-
eence Of the so-called reform element they
assumed to represent they mistook It's
temper Political chrrnps themselves. they
consorted and traded with other self-ap-
pointed party leaders whose aoumen. ex-
rcrience and standing were II anything,
several degrees below their own. As to
results they are In a sorry plight Whipped
out all along the line there is nothing left
for them to do but to sneak in at the re-
publican back door and trust 10 the mag
nandiy OF inelr tepuoi'Gah aill.s VINO haye
90 ~, Iedersl ri@ STATS at the ,hird
table is the best Gibbs Bradley ct al can
look for In the republican mansion though
,or tneIe aIe III. 80, -, 49,,
The republican Federal pie hunters now
hold the bGarrhs rnd the indications are
that they will execute some grotesque and
danrea ,frrirty hp gxf
r,. ,,,.r,,- o,os,,on with
... an ha,. ,b. mil win Hanna
g., "a ST., ,-,,,s Grant 10
M, t.. ia carried .ro,,s
- . .ho c, ro,,ts CON
-, cha onro,,,,o, - e,.erv
.a,,.,,.',r 49,. a. ,ho sta,o 10 org,nized
~ ..,,,.,,,,,, ,.r,r o,d r,ode 4, ,ormida-
-. T.xas 10 90, o,+ ~,
VIC '' '
Green's way when ne had clhch ana LOT
the sake OF harmony let the latter have
a.. s...a ct.trr,nsh,n Groom uusto-,
-. ,,....a,,,
ogden let'ei'' M"NV'i's"" " a. w. wen
them. came near undoing all OF Grants
good work in the way Of organization and
..u -, ,.h,,, ,ir.,,,,s,,rces ,rora ra,or-
'e" No"n ""'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
DEAN ELEcrrn.

Bryan Texas November w /. Doan.
he democratic candidate for the leeisls j..
lure from this. the Ffty-anh district.
composed u Brazos ani Madison counties
ia elected over his popullsi opponent by a
majority OF 6s6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
BRYAN DEN0CRATs JupILANr.

brraa. Texas November --Brazos coun-
~ seat democratic this election for IN,
lrst time IN many years. The democratic
vote ~ak raised from 1900 to 1874. which
raises me coin'ys representation in the
state convention from four to seven votes.
Iht democracy Is iubiiar, over It's grea,
success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08

| gang that burns negroes at the stake"
the people who are Migrants by day and
burglars by night" These are utteranoes
that inciie men to riot and rebellion Such
! Incendiary uttsrances coming from man
| who is an aspirsnt for the office Of gov
ernor show him 10 be unfit for any posi-
ton within the gift OF the people. And 1t
| was through the whole campaign that be
carried his bucket Of mud and would cast
1t at those who were opposing hisi-
-
The Dallas people showed their resent
full spirit, in this campaign. While they
did not love Kearby more. nor did they
indorse his methods, they looked upon
Culberson as a public enemy because be
had interferei with the great enterprise
the great moneymaking scheme-the prize
fight and remembering the prize fight.
they did what they could TO decrease the
governors vote IN this county. They knew
they could not defeat hlin but they wanted
20 get slap at him, and they have waited
patiently for ten months to get that slap.
Governor Culberson Is resting from the
arduous work OF the campaign. lie made
a brilliant fight. ard when the battle was
over he left at once to join his wife IN
Battle Creek. Mich When he returns 10
weeks spent Ia the North ant VII DO
ready 10 receive the crown whifh TeV1s
has awarded him.
There IS one thing that is very eonsollug
10 the democrats o, this part Of Texas
barney Gibbs was defeated. Barney tried
to make grea, National reputation. He
went to - Louis TO the populist conveu-
zion and stirred zap great mess OF trouble
IN the "uid1le Of the road. He came
back to Texas sni tried TO carry the whole
sixth district With d Trinity river plat
form bat the people IA The other counties
IA the distric; c0ult aot swallow this The
Trinity river could help Dallas. but BosGue
county couldn't take that k!ad o. soothing
syrup. nor could NAVARRO. nor Hill. Barney
was trying 20 go into office on d Trinity
river platform. and as be did not have his
lie rreserycrs wifh him he wen; 70 the
bottom ana be is there yet.
There is one difdcgl,y in Teaxs cleo.
tons TIE polls closed Tuesday night aud
some boxes were not reported until Sat
ltday morning Il some. Of the voting pre-
e.lcts IL Houston Dallas Waco and other
places where 600 OF $40 people cast thcir
Yotte w.1- divided ~ IT would expedite
matters. There is too much sork on
fsH CLERKS 90 c6utt lll ballots OF the size
usci al rae last election. Houston regis
terei 1904 voters. anu Aere are only SIX
sqtln. I-. iaCrs .u ina, city. Dallas reg
is,rtei e7il VOTERS aud The city is divided
.lfo fHrirc fJt-E precincts. This aver
a.e is large Win mauy people 70 vote.
and SO ra1y ci them coming At the same
tlae they ean Dos all have the privilege
~ expressing iheir ".ii There IS Ia army
of oiefk. ig eaeh ..,y employed by business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08

Victoria Texas, November Kleberg's
election is conceded by Mr.. Grass A telo.
gram TO that eject was received here last
alsh,, and afforded much comfort to the
demoerats here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08
AFTER THE PIE

Temple. Texas. November There arc
haf dozen prospective applicants for the
Temple postofncc under the republican al .
hlHlblfatior. among whom IL a colored
woman
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Any statements to the effect that the
Craney Construction company attempted
or even asked any OF their men to vote our
way or the other is deliberate falsehood
and a CAMPAIGN lie. j. w. Craney,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-08

~, lhousands OF cases OF rheumatisn havs
o ocri1 cured BY Elmer & Amends "pre-
,r, ,'puoh 70. SsSl." All sufferers should
Iiioo,sa potne OF same T.. f. schmidt.
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