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building Permits.

The following building permits were +,
sued yesterday from the office Of the civ
engineer
W. ; Wall & Stabc. addition TO house.
Crockett street; 5000 ''''
Frank iuan repairs 10 building co,.
gEess aycurc: 500.
Tony Glover one-story dwelling. Second
: j. Heiion, addition to shed. Capitol
Mrs Il II. Tnliaferro story black
smith shop. Odlu avenue: $500.
H. hartman rcnnirs on house Trt,t,,.
and Warrington. 800. ''
avenue. s..
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n' Official rnortuary report FOR the city
Of Houston for the week ending 10 o,c,oo,
moan December s. 1896:
inniaria fever. ""''o' .
He'eiahsr 2o-Nnth Lamb. white. ~
heart disease; Bruce L. Phillips wb,s "a.
~ ,i'sy emma Hudson, black. / bronchit,s
i'eceInoer IA. Kensy. black. month.
-. ueeeinoer JAS. sheehy white; stillborn
Bowen. phth.sis '"''ie
december S-Lucile Carter, black ;,
m,on'hs; Group. Thco Moreno. white :
december Charlie Mcmillan. white
Deeo meer WIN. siinms black. s,
ti.,n'sls. Lon Meyers infant, black. days:
Death rate. as
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SOUTH TEXAS PHYSICIANS,
Inc Medical Association VIII Assem-.
Bile In Ifoustun Mednrsdnx

Inc South Texas Medical ASSOCIATION vii
hold a r,eo.tr,. t., -. -,
yvoa,.se.. - ,4p'''' no'el annex
NeVenlpoF y BEGINNING al 10
d ID al Nhieo good attendance is e..
''D"'N' 'e'ters were
socist,o, -. 80 ~ 'o'eFed oy V'e an
rrlr; soe,e,, r,ot,.a
the following pro.r,,,,,.. 800 - s "un'peF OF
49,, ','s yios.atnAles to physicians:
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UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.
wells, Fargo S.xprc.. compan,

The following is a list OF packages re-
naming at the Wells. Fargo 6 Co. ex-
press office for the week ending Deem
Der 5:
Charles Arndt. j. A. Kelsey, J. A.
White. Andrew & Culmors. c. E. Kent. J.
J. Wagner. :. ) Ashe. b. Lewis. George
y. Arnold. William Lyons. +. w. Dertran.
W. NJ. Mayhury. Bill Poster, Fl. d. Massey.
j. u. Bell, George W. Orth, Il. l.. Gull
pepper. Winslow Robinson. Fora Coryin. II.
=. Rector, J. d. Carter. Jim Ryan, W. &.
Coleman. l.. C. Regain. H. C. Cherry.
stedman & f., J. Egglesion, a. sursiye. A.
l'riok. A. +. G. Strict & Son. VIM. Griffin,
W p. Tusten & Co.. c. Haden. E. Vim
cent, J. II. Harris. n. c. Wyman, John
Irwin. Matt Williams.
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ON THE WRONG TRACK.
n southern Pncinc Cnboose MIS- a.,
Freight Train.

Last night while a switching crew in the
southern Pacific yards was endeavorine 20
make what railroad men call n dying
'"''ch with a caboose, they failed to
properly throw the switch, which sent the
car into the reaT end of freight train,
reaGy TO leave the city. Two orahohcn
fagen and Walton by name. were eating
supper IN the cobooso when IL hit. and both
were violently thrown from their seats. II
Mas very uhhcult TO obtain tho details last
night, but II was learned neither 90 Two
men we're seriously injured II deyelopoa
later that Walton and Fagcn went TO the
company's hospital nj San Antonio. The
cars were not badly damaged
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" ANTS MN REMOVED.
h"ifn Hendricks Petitions DI.,r;c,
'"urt to Remove Justice pryfn.

There 0ss a.e1 IA ,ap district elerS NJ.
nee ye-ie'esF a petition % which tho state
o. Texas is made Plaintiff and Justice az
The Peace Joe peylne OF the eighth preciue,
defendant the complainant being Robin
Hendricks who petitions for the removal
nom Office o. Justice Deyiur. IN TIE GROUND
o. m2'ieesanee N office. tho proceedings
ptsehucut ~ III
Hendrirss charges tim, be was ,--o..,,
and arraignei before Justice Dry,ne o-j
Easf bond for his appearance. ihat uron
iai'uFe 10 app=ar Jusuc, peyiEs fnei HIM
- ana costs for couiemp, q court and
issue a eowmitiueai for him for his IN
generation. '''
re charges that ihc Justice knew that
I'm h.eh proceeding was wrong. and upon
from oface ''N'' it
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least understood. the NEST severely criu.
cised by non believers oi the doctrirsl
teaching Of the Catholic church. he will
devote two evenings to the discussion Of
this subject. after which he viii take up
IN turn the blessed VIRGIN" "purgatorv,"
Tho Invocation OF Saints" 'Transubs,an-
tiaticn." and The Inability OF the
Church ard Fore"
TO these lectures protes,ants as well as
Catholics are invited.
Rev. Father Brannan is forcible ami
logical speaker. lie is man OF lett -.
learned in the law and master of the
olosy. An intellectual treat is promised
those who attend these lectures. which will
continue during the week
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YESTERDAYS FIRE nEconD.
Two Small Niazcs and IL False Alarm
Cnuscd Some Excitement.

Yesterday afternoon at | AS O'Clock, q
blaze. caused By defective nue, in a resi-.
dence at the cornc" of Jackson and Risk
called out the fire department.. Sigh, dam,
age was done to the roof
Two hours later an alarm was turned
In from the corner OF San Jacinto street
and Commerce avenue, where FIRE wa.
discovered in pile of rubbish in the eel
lar of the Schultz house, The damage was
slight,
Last night. few moments before IL
O'Clock, false alarm was turned in from
box %. corner OF Austin street and Con-
eress avenue. There was considerable
smoke in that neighborhood and an alarm
was sounded without an invos tigation be-
ing made
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Pacific Express Compnpy,

List OF pseakes on hand at Pacific Ex-
press and TEXAS Express companies office
for week ending December 5:
r. r. Blanca, G, y. Carter Theo. Kelm,
=. J. Kit, c. NJ. McAfec 90. n. G.
Roberts. j. II Rush, Nat Rosenthai. r.
]. sehrimrf. \. d. Sauderson. S. u.
Strong, p. Wills. Jr. (Jul!n. Texas. s
Watson. NJ. Kahn. C. Mcclure, L. Herl-
hron. Mrs. Z. r. Anderson. Tom +. phelln
Gao. Alexander, L. II. Garne;t, X. s,
sharnwsky, J. S. Moore, G. Warnecke.
Leslie lhacker, Southern Cotton on COM
pany. Il. +. Smith. W. T. Conhlin Tom
smith. J. w. Elledy. j. J. oberle. Lottie
Williams. -'A"'
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American Express Company.

Llst OF packages on hand at the office ID
the American Express company for week
ending December .:
a. A. Adams. ). E. Burts. T J. Bren.
nan' q Duncan, }. T. Franklin. Stephen
Gould, J. Hoda. Rev. $. +. Uenderson ~
Haisaeld. 4. Kaufman. b. LivIurstcn
Roxie baltimore. J. NJ. Miles. ". and p
OH company. Chas. Savage. VIM. sshult,
Adieks postofice: NJ Schocttel. Frank Tn.
iun. W. II. Taylor, Miss lou Wells +. Fl
Wells, NJ. White. NJ V. Whnhan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

Houston lodge No. l55 knights Of
Py'has. had an election of officers Friday
night, resulting es follows; C. c., r. a.
Ref; v c., l., p. wilkins: r., James &
Stanley; ". OF W. John Greenhalrh. NJ
of f.. George r.. Dssonet; N. OF T.. join
Kennedy x, OF X and s.. I. II. Franklin.
NJ, az A.. John Il. Collins inncr guard
Fred Kersten; outer guard. Thomas owen.
trustee, VIM. Alexander; Master of FIX
eheqler kennedy and Keeper Ct Rocor $
and Seal Franklin were reelected for mo
soNenlh torn
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Old Time Candy putliny

There was an informal gathering last
night and an old-fashionod. home like
candy pulling at the residence Of Mrs. I
w Barrett corner Of Mckinney avenue
and San lacinto street, Among those pres
ent were Mrs Kuhn, Miss Eva House, Miss
Smith, Miss Fowler. Miss Taylor, MIR. aid
Mrs. Graves Miss Eots. Miss Bryan, Mia
Lillian House, DIR. Morris. MIR. Crooker
Mr. Curth, Mr.. Seman. Messrs. Thomas
and Jack Tolman. 4. c. ,Iohn on MIR.
Frierson, Mr. Hoy and Guy Mclaughlin.
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will be installed: Chancellor commander
r. r. Ron; vice chancellor. J. p. Wilkin
prelate, James @. Stanley; master Of work.
John Greenhalgh; master at arms. schn
b. Collins; master OF finance, George Bis
sonnet: master of excheQuer, John Ken
neiy: keeper Of records and seal. 7. II.
Franklin: inner guard. Fred kersten: outer
guard. J. P. Owen: trustee, william Alex
auTcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

Tonight at 1880 o'clock. at The Church Of
the Annunciat!on. Rev Father p. l.. Bran.
nan will commence a series Of lectures nm
doe'rinai subjects embraced In the creed of
the Catholic church.
Hss subject tonight will DO upon the sub.
!eet OF the confeasion and 40 this 10 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
Fourteen Foo, sorghum STALL.

H. r. Prevett, prosperous farmer four
miles north OF Houston. brought to The
Post office yesterday three sorghum Stake
each fourteen feet In length, which he saw.
came from seed planted August ?. 1896, lie
claims such growth was never before
made In South Texas and has loft Tic
stalks at Tho Pest. where they can be seen
at any time ~"
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Detective sam Allender % he st. Loalg
force hes located the thief who made nwsy
WIN MFs' j. L Galbraith's diamonds. and.
according to the Republic. now has two 81
Tue Planter hotels negro bell boy, n, tho
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HATRED. ENVY Am MALICE

lie caused by many things. Success OF sue.
cess is attained by hard work ana brains
~ me laundry business, Try our way.
cate eolors Will not be harmed and W.,
know your fricnds will envy you. Phone
ISL Tho Model Laundry, lolI Prairie.
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The football game yesterday afternoon at
baseball park between the stosles and Ore
CONS resulted in an easy yic,ory fcr the
stogies by a score oi 81 to S. The Oregoas
were, perhaps, little heavier. '.ut were
outplcycd The attendance was fair and tho
game WIS an exciting one.
No one was injured. Following Is the
correct line ~. some chances from the ar
rangemoht printed in yesterdays port hay-
ing been nlAde:
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*. of T.. Officers.

The following officers were elected on
Friday night by Houston lodge. No. 1856,
knights Of Pythias. for the term beginning
January !. In which month the osnssrs. elect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

Mr., stephen W. vorhis, cons''A'
ing at No First strict, Ithaca ''D'
county, New York, writes; y naa ''
Of the stomach in the wo.sI way 80
digestion was very bad. tried al a"S
in the city. but they did not % W.
good. was SO bad could not V''A "
up only part of the time Ny ''"
been using Rinans Tabuies anu
done her so much good that WV
and after taking them three wv
catarrh does not trouble me any AZ
work and | am getting batter an Us /.
Thanks FOR the Tabules. You cav
letter as an ad with my name
Your medicine has done SO D
| want to let other people kh''
Gives Relief. ,.e
R,paas rabules ore 500 anti ~ 4 ~
BY mail II the price W r,rsi tonfss
cert 10 tire kipshs SO Yu,t ns1sss
No. 70 epfuce sueet. rss A j. IT,
vial 10 GEMS. For SAFE y
Druggist. 10: Main Stree
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LITTLE LADY,

LITTLE LADY.
70 tho musio's cbb and flow
LIKE fairy round you go.
Laughing in another's eyts
merry at his low replies:
Lllue lady, flushed and gay.
Dance the flying hours away.
1--we your moment. tin you hear
Ma. Jtst this whisper In your car:
Out ~ the garden the roses are slreDiYr
SoHiy The clouds pass away from The
incon. "a"
out ~ the garden q long vigil keepins.
some one Is whispering. Ny love cSn,eth
soon, N''-'' ~
Lake a dainty little queen
IioW You triumph in the scene,
breathing in the soft romance
-, your iirst. Your creates, dance.
i"ile lady, YOU viii sigh
ior a deeper ecstasy,
hen you weary OF your plsx
Nhen the music dies away,
Ing, "'''">
aience or earth and In starlanl anov-
mere IN INC hall is the music OF dancing
Ne'e' IN the gaidon, the silence of Lave
Pail Mail Gazette.
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touF courts charged with the theft. Alien.
uer lound the sparL,crs in pawn shop.
W,hege they were up for $l25. aAd upon a
were ARRESTED Wv ~. w
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CHRISTMAS pREsENrs

Xmas cards, albums. fancy baskets. fine
nockeibook5 and other pretty things al !
Paatorisa Ptg. q Litho. Co. 30i Main
stree.
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THE 81 REDUCTION SALE coNTrv,,rn

On account Of tho rush on sa,urdav
great many Of our patrons were ur.eis 70
sSt waited on, and in order to give ali a
ehhhee VIII continue the sale for a f,g
Gays, At Sam Sans Shoe Store, SIS Main
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Even when gold was not i, s SlSls 4: 4
some prices VIZ , ain statue iss -gf.sstl
m MSfN. al fe Size broass f Sou, u ~
ing a Youth tying a VIZ, 49,
PolyelSttIs rccs-yed Slow NJ
70, fine wlacs and I.Iassl, !, Z Issd'|
,ro n~r M" LIQUOR store. Trssv!s' W. q o !
lin. ola stand OF WI"
ca IN wonder store for ''''
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Go to wonder Store for ''''
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Ladies', Misses and Children's Leggings,
75c, S1,0o, SLIPS, $3.50 a pair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
MORE ABOUT CRICKET.
The Australian Eleven Downed by the
MRrylebone club.

EDITOR BULLETIN - Permit me
to enclose an extract from late
Chronicle, which will show that
the Australian eleven is not as in
vincible as your article of yester-
day would lead one to suppose.
The extract is as follows:
GA cablegram from England,
under date of June 18th, brings
the news of the complete defeat of
the Australian eleven by the
Marylebone Club, which included
such famous players as Grace,
Stoddart, Jackson and Ranjux-
inhji. The match was played on
heavy wicket. The Marylebones
scored 219 runs. Then occurred
one of the most remarkable col
lapses in the history of the game.
The entire eleven were retired for
eighteen runs. Graham and Trott
scored four and six respectively
and Kelly compiled eight, and
then Pougher bowled over other
men of the team for a goose egg.
The phenomenal bowling Of
Pougher created the greatest ex
element. CRICKETER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Three Com missioners Appointe d
Making Quorum.

William A. Bowen, w. d.
Alexander and Mrs. B. f. Dilling-
ham have been appointed as Com
missioners of the Department of
Education. Mr.. Bowen is for two
years, and the two others for
three years. There remain two
Commissioners for one year and
one for two years to be appointed.
The three members already COM
missioned will, with the Min
lister of Education = III. E.
Cooper-form a quorum for the
transaction of necessary bust
ness.
All three of the Commissioners
who have been appointed were
members of the late Board of
Education.
Indications in the Board room
were that meeting was to be held
this afternoon. Four chairs were in
position at the table, with pencil
and paper in front of each.
There are large number of
teachers positions to be filled in
the country before the new school
year opening in September.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
To Let.

THE WHOLE OR PART OF THE
Upper Floor over Tracy's. 344-lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
]. 7. WAREHOUSE, QUEEN STREET.
HARDWARE CO., Id

Among the thousand and one use
full articles handled by us, we de-
sire to make special mention of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
No arrests this morning.

INO blllS
Mr.. Tracy will let the whole or
part of the floor above his store.
A. V. Gear advertises a modern
dwelling on Thurston avenue for
rent.
The Alameda is due from the
Coast tomorrow, en- route to the
Colonies.
The leading grocers announce
that they will not open their
stores on the 4th.
Consul Renjes has the Mexican
flag flying over his place of bust
ness in honor of the Zaragossa's
arrival.
Mrs. Graham, who was brought
back from Kau by her relatives,
on the steamer w. G.. Hall, is
somewhat improved but not near
we'll from her recent mishap.
A horse, the owner Of which is
unknown, came over on the Hall
yesterday and has since been
hitched in front of the Police
station. If the owner will be good
enough to come and get him it
would be an act of kindness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
Notice

All wheelmen are herewith invited to par
ticipate in the parade on Fourth of July,
starting at Palace Square at $3.50 a. m. For
the best decorated wheel and rider prize of
$40 0C will be given, $1,000 for the second,
and $500 each for the third and fourth best.
CROZIER and CRANE,
343-4t Wheelmen Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLates U s. Govt Report
Roe! &C.
ARSCKUkExX kUI..

hubs are machined down from a
solid bar of tool steel and bored
by the finest and most accurate
Of automatic machinery. 1t is a
beautiful and interesting process
to all visitors to our factory, and
the results are so superior to the
ordinary methods of utilizing lap
brazed sheet steel, sections of tub
ing, and other cost reducing make
shifts, that we would be glad to
discard 1t if we were making a
few bicycles in connection with
some other business, but we must
sustain our reputation for the
highest grade of workmanship.
No bicycle can be better than a
WAvERLEY and our one
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

Makes Better Bread and Pastry than
Any Other Knooun Brand.
Ask Your Grocer For II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL

this evening.
Brazil grows half the coffee crop
of the world.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club.
The Postmaster General is in
vestigating Maui offices.
The Board of Health holds its
regular session this afternoon.
Ilihia was given six months to-
day for stealing So worth of old
bones.
Honolulus VS.. Kamehamehas
on Saturday at 4 p. m. Admis-
sion free.
Sam Lederer's /. X. Il. store is
the Fee to send the children for
fireworks.
AT Jordan's the ladies' will find
Ssome elegant new goods elsewhere
specified. Il
4 I Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, 154 Fort street,
from $1.00 per week up.
The band will play at the Exc
cutive building this afternoon,
commencing at A o'clock.
San Francisco will honor the
Fourth by illuminating for three
nights, the I'd, Sd and 4th.
The reception held by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Dole on Saturday
will commence at 10 o'clock.
Deputy Inspector Scott invites
applications to board people at
tending the summer school.
The 1. X. l.. will be open for the
sale Of fireworks Friday and Sat
urday evenings till 10 o'clock.
Notice is given by the Foreign
Office of the public reception by
President and Mrs. Dole on
July 4.
The latest betting on the
Corbett- Sharkey fight was 2 to l
that Sharkey would last the four
rounds.
The Call is unkind enough to
say there will not be Democrats
enough left for seed after the next
election.
Manager Dillingham; took a
party of tourists and friends to
Waianae and EVA yesterday by
special train.
Senator Baldwin, Fl. Focke and
Samuel Parker were among the
departing passengers on the
Claudine yesterday.
M. A. Peixoto, proprietor of the
Union barber shop, next to the
Art Gallery, guarantees to give a
shave that will make your hair
curl with JOY.
Judge de la Vergne recorded
judgment this morning against
Kaaikai by confession in the sum
of $3.50 and costs 50 for non pay
ment of taxes on complaint of
Tax Collector Shaw.
The household furniture of six
teen rooms will be sold by James
f. Morgan tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, at the European House,
Kukui street. Also, stamps,
moneys, curios, etc., etc.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, 1. O. o.
f., has elected the following Off
(cers to serve for the ensuing
Aterm: l.. w. Hough, noble grand;
w. J. White, vice grand; l.. i.
La Pierre, secretary; A. X. Weir,
treasurer.
At the national circuit bicycle
races, at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
June Is, William A. Terrill of
San Francisco won the one mile
open, professional, in 2:21a. Ter
rill, it will be remembered, visited
Honolulu with his fellow-scorcher
GriAiths last year, the pair giving
exhibitions on the road.
People who visit the Central
Kona Sanatorium will save trou-
BILE and time by telephoning from
Kailua so that buses can meet
them at Kaawaloa. DIR. Lindley
is doing everything in his power
to make the Central Kona Sana-
torium a place where the tired
business man can enjoy much
needad rest
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-09
OUR OWN DOiNCS.

The St. Hyan,inth Chamber OF Com
meroe has passed a resolution express
Ing approval Of the action Of the
banks in that district, charging a
discount Of 10 per cent. CD all Amerl-
q money. 1t al-o tissues a warning
to merchaDts, farmers and the pubic
in general not 20 accept American
mouey under any consideration.
obviously enough the depreciation
Of American money abroad is due to
the dastardly work OF newspapers,
Who white doing the bidding Of the
gold ring, are obliged to decry the
money of their OWE county in order
to serve their masters who make enor-
nous incomes while sitting at their
case in Wall Street and juggling with
American tinauces. ALI they need now
to complete tneir happiness is AN Amer
lean President who will assist them
in their plane and they have found
the man they were 10 king for in
the person OF Mckinley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-09
THE ALABAMA SITUATION.

Late return from the Alabama e!ec-
ton, show that Johnson AMI she Dem
ocratic ticket carried forty-one coun-
ties, and Goodwin 4no: the Prpulist
ticket carried twruty-two counties.
while in Pike, GALLON and TaIapoosa
counties It is about a standoff between
the parties
Johnsnn's official maiorities in the
count, S which H. carried, aggregate
owe $4,000. GO0iwin'> mrioritIes in
the Counties which he carried are over
5000. having Jounson's net majority
over 5000.
The Legislature stand se0enty-four
Democrats, II gam Of ten members,
twenty Popuiists anG four d0ustful, in
the House and thirteen Democrats.
three PoEulists and one doubtful in
the Senate.
Johusrn's majority in the White
counties is a~buut1O,0OO This indicates
that the charge thai Goodwin was
elected, but counted our, is not we'll
founded This had a quieting effect on
the POpulisls, aud the reasonable mem
beIs Of that party say if it Is officially
shown the white counties elected John
son, they will support Bryan and Sc
wall in November, Otherwise they will
vote for Bryan and Watson.
The Populiots claimed before the
election that the white counties would
give a majority for Goodwin, their
Candidate for Governor. AS no frauds
are charged in these counties, il the
official retlrns show hat they gave
Johnson a majority, there will be ho
csuse to doubt that he was fairly cleo
ted. In that event the conservative
members Of the party will support the
Bryan and Sewall electors. ana the
State will roll up a majority Of 5000
for that ticket in November.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-09

A new and improved bed lounge is
attracting n good deal rf attention at
George Kitzmeyer's Furniture Store,
and we'll it might, as it is way ahead
Of the Old style In every respect Geo.
Kitzmeyer is wide awake IL all i'm
provements and is the first one to Of
er them TO the public and is always
the tirst one % reduce prices. m12m