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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

Havana, December S0.---Meagre accounts
have been received Of an encounter between
the Spanish column under Colonel Scsura
and the insurgents under Ruiz Riyera Ma
coos successor in command of the insur
gents in Pnar del Rio. Ii is known that
Colonel Segura. while accommodating on
December % at Braso Nognle, near Pinar
del Rio. came upon the camp OF the IN
surgents under RIVERA. holding an advan-
taboous position. The firing became gen
| eral, and the insurgents, nearly all of
whom were negroes were disiodgod ana
dispersed after four hours hard lighting
! They suffered heavily from the rifle and ar
tillery fire at short range. The Spanish
column had TWO soldiers killed and Il lieu
| tenant aud sixteen soldiers wounded.
| United States Consul General Lee made
visit to the prisoners in Cabanas fortress
| this morning
| Vice Consul Springer was unable to sail
| for the United States, but he VIII leave ON
Saturday.
| General Obrcgon, while reoonnoitering In
| the mountains OF Tumba, in pinar del Rio.
discovered a f~Nry for making explosive
We mbs. There were three boxes OF dyna-
| mite In the factory.
| Hundreds of native huts in the neighborv
hood wero ordered burned and nwoman. al
legged to be mistress Of the insurgent Nj
noz, was captured aud sent to lnl
Enrique Oteoza, a naturali2ed American.
has been arrested at Yaguaranas by Cap
tain Maru of the Guaybles local guerillaH.
| He Is kept Ia lDorancc of the whcroahont s
of his family, who are worried as TO his
fate.
The naurgent leader Peresh with about
Ion men aud women have surrendered ia
the Spanish authorities NJ San Juan de
Martinez. Pinar del Rio.
The insurgents dynamited an exploring
engine eighteen miles from Netvitas, de-
siroying the roadbed and capszng the en-
CINE.
A rumor comes from Trinidad that can
non shots were heard there on December 2t
at night and 1t is supposed by somo that
this was n Spanish gunbeat firing at this
Three Friends.
Ii Is reported that the Three Friends
Immediately sailed southwark. without re.
turning the fire. No casualties are known
to have occurred TO any gunboat.
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Wcyler Must Gain a Striking Suc-
cess to Save Himself.
DR.. RIAL EXECUTED At MANILA.
His Relatives Mere Refused Per-
mission to Receive His Body.
MILLIONS or DOLLARS WANTED
loan Asked from the Banks to Com
duct the Cam paiEn An the phil
ippinc Islands by Spain.
London. December s0.The Madrid cor-
rcssnondent OF tho Standard SAWS;

London, December S0.--The Madrid cor-
respondent OF the Standard says;
There is much animation IN political
military circles where the sentiment 10
against Captain General Weylcr. who 1t Is
expected. will be speedily recalled unless
he gains striking successes.
"1he government authorizes General Po-
lavioja, captain general of the PHILIPPINES.
TO borrow several million dollars from the
banks at Manila and Hong Kong to con-
tirue tho campaign until the co~tes meets.
Dr. Rial was shot in Manila today In
the presence OF an immense crowd. He
was first sentenced under Gen polaveja's
now policy of vigorous repression and sum
marily earring out his sentences. General
Polavicja absented himself during the ex-
ecution Precautions were taken to pre-
vent popular demonstration. DR.. Rial
begged hard to be allowed to take part
in civic marriage with his Canadian
mistress before he died. His request,
however was refused as well as tho
petition OF his relatives to be allowed
to take charge OF his body. lest tho funeral
should be made the pretext for demon
stration.
On his trial by court martial DR.. Rial
admitted that he was the author OF the
| constitution of the PHILIPPINE league, the OBJ
ject of which was revolutionary. but de-
MED that he had taken any active part in
| the revolution.
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baltimore. December go Senator elect
Wellington spoke before the Economic assoc
citation on The Cuban question at the ban
quet given tonight. He paid a tribute 10
President Cleveland, who, he said had
manifested the courage of his convictions
not only In tho matter Of the currency. but
IN the question Of the bolligeroney OF the
II surrents.
although | am a republican and IL par.
tisan," said he 81 concedo to the president
OF the United States the credit OF hayin'
checked his party upon two great issuc
lnvolying the very life OF this government
This sentiment was hailed with tremendous
cheers which were repeated when tn,
speaker declared There should he M
war with Spain. We should not accord bel
ligeroncy to Cuba until they have demon
atrated that they are entitled to IT,"
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MARk uANNA's SCHEME.
viii BE Postmaster General Under
NIrlNinlcN-1n IiuiIh A Mnriimc.

VIII Re Postmaster General Uudcr
'icl<iniey-1o Huiid II Machine.
Cleveland. Ohio. December 2S.--The latest
gossip concerning the part which Chairman
Hanna viii take in the Mckinley admins
tration is that an important change has
teen made in the plans originally outlined
AS is generally known MI. Hanna ambi-
ton IS TO succeed John Sherman In the
United States senate. II is believed that
Mckinley has been fayOrably disposed on
this subject. and that any position In the
cabinet which sherman might desire has
ueen Open 70 him. But sherman persists
In his determination not 10 humor Hanna.
lie prefers his place in the senate. and II
is doubtful II Hanna with the whole Mo
kinney machine behind him could defeat
tho old man.
Under these circumstances it is under
stood that Hanna does not deem 1t good
POLITICS to go into scramble FOR the sec-
| retar,ship. He will enter the cabinet. the
| latest Tip being that he will be postmaster
general The treasury department, for
| which he was first slated, is, In the opinion
of many lawyers. barred to him ON account
! of his large business interests.
The postofficc department controls an
enormous number OF men. and can be made
10 doWaliant work in building up the gree
| NAUTICAL machine which II is liannas ampi'
| tion to organize and put In operation,
There are nearly 10000 postofficos In The
| United States. What a political engine
this large army OF governmental salary
drawers can be turned into can be seen a.
n glance. With wire puller AMI organ
paer like Mark Hanna at the head OF nm
department It's power in practical politics
would be almost unlimited
sitting IN his office at Washington tht
man who male Mckinley president wonl,
he tho autocrat Of his party. lie coult
swing his vast body of part'sans with TN
wand OF public pelr TO make or nn,hak'
Headers. If this scheme is carried out I'M
n,rehlne that President Harrison construct
cd and which proved irresistihic in lorcinl
Ma second nomination, VIII be found e
have been fragile compared 70 the ironeIa'
structure which Hanna VIII put III mo
ton.
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Has Not Resigned.

London, December 3o,-A spselli from
Madrid says Don Carlos. Spanish pre.en Ter.
denies that he viii resign the Leadership
Of the Carist party in favor of his son Don
Jane, who. the father adds, is in perfect
accord with him or question in regard to
Cuba. Don Carlos believes Spain ousat 10
concedc Cuban administrative autonomy,
with viceroy Of royal blood. As TO the
insurrecti'n in the PHILIPPINE Islands. Don
Carlos says recent events there VIII weak
en- tho prestige Of the religious orders Re
ferring TO home politics, Don Carlos says
the politicians of Spain are worthless and
only unite out Of desire for office. The
magseH. however. he asserts. are standing
together. In conclusion Don Carlos re-
marked that the formation of 4 national
government Is at present impossible
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ON A CHARGE OF MAIL ROBBERY.
Mail Wagon Driver Il Placed I'M
I'll ArrGhI.

New York. December 3o,-Thc postofflce
department inspectors have arrested wal
liam H. Post. n mail wagon driver. on tho
charge Of mail robbery, a quantity Of IN
cumiug mail from .he west was stolen
December 20. Many OF the rliled pack
ages were found December % IN the water
off West Brighton Beach ara with this
Glow the irspcctors have succeeded, thcy
nly. IN clearing up the case.
Keys to mail pouches are eahd to hvs
been found on Post and a number Of small
articles, probably Christmas presents, IN
Red He denied robbing the Was0s and
saws he bought the articles fonnd in his
room. L In believed he threw the ia haase
of rilcd lettcia into the North river from
a ferry boat, Post IL out on $500 bail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

Kansas City, No, December 3o,-Music
hall on Central street was literally packed
tonight by sympathizers with the Cuban
Ievolutonists. Tho 1900 citizens who
gained admittance were enthusiastic The
b0rs here of Major ]. Ewing Price OF New
Orleans, who eiGims TO be major in the
Cuban army. Colonel l.. II. Waters. an
attorney. presided. Addresses were made
by Major Blake l.. Woodson, an attorney
and Confederate veteran; Anderson W ".
Morgan and Major Price. Major Price told
o; the alleged cruel,ies practicei by the
spaniards In Cuba and pleaded the cause
OF the insurgents.
AT the close OF the meeting resolutions
were passed denouncing the alleged Spanish
cutrages, denOuncing the reported assassin
alton Of General Msceo and demanding the
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REWARD or TEN THOUSAND.
Persons who Caused Cnhnbn Wreck
Have IL Price ON Their Heads.

Lomsviiio, Ky, December @.The off,
cinls Of the Louisville ard Nashville rail-
road IN this city today notified the Asso-
ciaied Press that tho Louisville ana Nash
Willie and che Southern Railway companies
had offered n reward of $4,000 for the ar
lest and cow elton OF the person or per-
sons implicated IN the Cahaha river bridge
disaster near Booton. Ala. on Sunday
last The officials of both roads are max
ing strenuous efforts to capture the gu.Ity
parties.
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Reforms Conditioned.

Madrid, December Gothic Spanish pre-
mier. SenGr Canoyas del Castillo. has in
formed the impartial, newspaper. of this
city, that Spain VIII not accept intet,en-
lion In Cuba nor introduce reforms In that
islpnd so long as, the rebellion il not con
fined TO eastern provinces The premier
added. however. that Spain would shortly
Introduce reforms in the island of Porto
Rico.
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Cnhnn-.Amcricnn League.

Boston, December aO.-A call has been
issued for Cuhans and friends of CuSn
liberty TO meet tomorrow afternoon for
the purpose Of forming n local branch of
the Cuban American league. The league
will have no connection with the !unta IN
New York. although it's work viii be SINH
lar. The object of the league is to cen
tralizc the forces favorable to Cuba In this
State and to raise funds wtich shall be APP
Piled to the purpose of obtaining liberty
for Cuba
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No poubt of Nrgo,intion,.

London, December 3o.-Tie correspond
ent of the Chronicle at Washington in a
cable dispatch declares that there is no
Senior Dupuy de LONE, the Spanish minis
ter promised TO accept the United States
mediation directly after General Weylel
has cleared the province Of Pinar del Rio
of rebels and then to grant anything short
OF actual Independence for Cuba. This
dispatch continues:
mot one Of the European powers has
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Insnrgcnts Dcrcntcd.

Madrid December 3oA dispatch from
Manila says the spaniards under General
Maico In two engagements defeated the
insurgents, killing t07 of them. Tho Span
ish loss was small,
THE insurgents have captured the seaport
of Moron, province of Botaan
General Rios has driven the insurgents
ont OF nalienag, killing $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

San Francisco December @,-Whem the
Ursttei states steamer Adams get IN from
Honolulu she was minus for'y-oight OF her
crew and one quartermaster. The sailors
We're an enlisted in san Frana..co prior 10
The saB1rg Of the warshlp ten months ego,
r|,.cffG hefnl,a the men began daf,rtng
and head nd back for san Fraac,sco ar
IN ali OF them were back no e M n,h7 aso
and the vessel had 10 return SNORT haHiea'
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intervention OF the United States govern
ment with the object of securing Cuban In
dependence. The meeting WAS enthusiastic
and applauded every mention of the struS-
Cling patriots. and u substantial expression
OF sympathy. a fund OF several dollars, was
raised and turned over to tho committee.
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WILL FIGHT FOR CUBA
Regiment Of Bohemian Working men
Organized in Chicago.
TO Be COMMANDED BY COL. ITCHY
Several More Skirmishes Arc Re-
ported from Havana.
AMERICAN CITIZEN ARRESTED
DIR. Bclincourt Is Charged With De-
ing nm Agent of the New York
DIR. Bcinncourt Is Charged With Ne.

Chicago. December s0.--"We are going
to Cuba to fight for the independence OF
the country whether the United States rec
ognizes 1t or not.
The above statement was made by
Colonel Gustavo 7. ITCHY. president OF the
Bohemian hmei an Morkinsmen ciuo'
Colonel ITCHY further stated that UP TO
today 131 men had joined the regiment ana
win go TO Cuba. The accessory qualitica-
tions TO secure admittance to the regiment
are that each man must not only De
Bohemian but also a loyal cttscn OF the
United States. II Is expected that ooo men
viii be enlisted within a week.
Colonel ITCHY has eight years experience
in the regular army, having served in the
Third and Fourth regiments of cavalry
His regular army life was spent IN texas
and the pakotas He csrries ball in one
leg that he received in the campaign
against Sitting Bun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

lexington, Texas, December ao.--Thc hog
law election In this county yesterday went
as follows: Lexington Thompson's Gin
Blue Branch boxes were all for hog law
by large majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

Georgetown, Texas, December 3o,--J. l..
Isabel of Grimes county and John Rem
strom Of Illinois, two insane mon confined
in the county Jail awaiting removal to the
night by their bedclothes becoming ig-
nited.
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protested against American intervention In
Cuba, on the contrary, Mr.. 0lney has been
assured of their approval, England, how
evor. remaining strlcty nentral.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31
TODAY's FORECAST.

KANSAS CITY-The sixth annual meet
ing of the Negro Interstate Literary asSo-
citation OF Kansas and the West wiA pc
held here today AMI tomorrow. Many GEL
tgatcs from literary soc cites of Iowa Ne
brasla, Colorado. kanses and Missouri
Mill atteld.
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State.

The postofnce at sanon burglarizcd of
$40
t. Sterne denied bail for killing Gregg
Barber at Palestine.
Willie Barnes. living near Lulng. has
his hand blown to pieces by the explos on
of can of gunpowlcr.
A, c. Harerive held upAnr 1880 hHn'
ait BRYAN for Killing Tom Rowden on De
cember -.
| j l.. Isabel of Grimes county and John
ReDstrom of Illinois. two Inmates, burned
| to death at Georgetown
Examining trial of the alleged NOON
| sinners held at Dallas.
| w. j. Bryan TO hcturo in Dallas on
January Il.
The Tyler Foundry and Machinery COM
| pany assigns.
| Train iitchod by wreckers near Austin
ana Brakeman Curly" johnson instantly
| killed
e. l.. Garner drowned in Little river,
| Mexico,
6, a. Eahn Of Austin, a iewoler assigns.
Court house AZ Cotulla destroyed by ire.
Frs inquest being held on the burning
of the Boston store at Waco.
State Superintendent Carlisle addresses
the State school super.ntendemts ana prn-
o.pals.
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NEWPORT. r. I.--Commander c. F
-tfr,oer,cs WIN, toaay te'ee' the cNnr ~
president of the War college here FOR tue
coming wear. cor1mander GOO IN sue
ceeds Captain Teylcr, who Is ordered TO
command the battleship Indiana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

NEW ORLEANS Rev. r. w. NTg,n.
pastor of the BAPTIST church of Nicholas-
viIe. Ky, viii be married here today to
Miss Isabelle J. Gon heamltu yonns
w1ll be performed at the Naience Street
Ilapti Il church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31
The Markets.

THO lTWFhtVN.
Cotton futures slightly lower In the
American markets; spots unchanged.
shor, crops Of rice are reported from all
parts Of the world.
Wheat lost a fraction more than cent.
stocks We're generally dun and closed at
a slight net decline.
strength developed IN gilt-cdged bond
securities.
Cattle were stpong/at an advance OF 10
gi15c
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. The leailng
event IN this city tonorr W. for whicn
arra,ngemenis were completed today VIII
be The LAYING Of the corner stone oi The
great auditorium. All loslgce q Maaous,
Odd Fellows and KIN rhts of ryth as have
hcan invited to attend. The three COM
mercial hol,es # the city. the chamber Of
ccfnneren, the Nou7g Mems Business
league an the South Chattanooga Busi-
ness league will attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

Two of the s,ambouloff murderers SEN
fenced
German exchanges TO close on account OF
the law forbidding speculation in futures.
Big claim for denial of justice granted
against Venezuela.
Corn famine in the Argentine Republic.
spain gains victory in the Philippine
Islands.
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The hearings of the ways and means
committee devoted to the sugar interests.
Committee agrees upon u bill to be pre-
sentcd TO the republican caucus looking
to the establishment OF bineiallism
Democratic club of New York goes 10
work for Bryan.
Freight train wrecked in North Caro-
lima by professional wreckers. who intend
cd 70 altch q spocial
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TODATS FEATURES


inc Dauntless and the Commodore
granted permission to clear for Cuba with
arms and munitions.
Or. Belancourt. an American citizen, ar
rested.
Bohemian workingmen In Chicago Or
ganise regiment to fight for Cuba.
Enthusiastic meeting OF sympa,hizers ut
Kansas city.
Weyler may be recalled unless he gains
a decided victory.
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FoI Pc.
Wrought Iron Pipe.
Well Casing,
Drive Pipe,
Boiler Tubes, etc.

We are headquarters on those. having
5ust receivedse large shipment. Also all
kinds and sizes Of Iron and Brass FITTINGS
Write for prices in carload and less than
carload lots.
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Republican County Convention
The Republican county convention for
the election OF delegates TO the Huron
and Aberdeen state conventions will re
held in Kimbasl next Tuesday afternoon
ut Smiths opera-housc. raucuses are
called for to day-SatuFiay. This wis
the decision Of the county central com
mittee in session here Saturday. Thr
Huron convention. March %, is tor I'll,
purpose of eletling delegates 10 The
national convention at ST. Louis. The
Aberdeen convention for the nomination
Of the STATE ticket takes place July s.
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How 10 cure Rheumatism.

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Flour at ]. A. Smiths.
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+. L. Miller, druggist. desires us to
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What is
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III the fall Of 1893 a son of Mr.. I. A
Nc Farland, a prominent merchant of
Live Oak, Suffer Co.. Cal, was taken with
a very heavy cold. The pains in his
chest were so severe that he had spasms
and was threatened with pneumonia.
His father gave him Some very large
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which broke up the cold and cured him.
Mr.. Mcfarland says whenever his chill
dren have Group he invariably gives
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and it always cures them. He considers
it the best cough remedy in the market
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