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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
WOMAN BURGLAR CONVICTED.
SHE MAKES no DEFENCE AND WILL HAVE TO
BE SENTENCED.

Paterson March 10 tSpeciaD-Jeanotta Phillips. the
woman burglar who broke into the house Of Joseph
f. Dorcnus In PeaTl-st. two weeks ago and was
detected In the OF appropriang silverware, was
convicted OF burglary in Special Sessions this after
noon. The made no defence when questioned
by the Court. Sentence was deferred until next
Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
NWjbRA! NFN\
W ~ssReo ~

,,,a "Ahe" Lower. chairman of the Assembly
Committee on Railroads and Canals hear any,
thing drop?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

To pass bill authorizing commissioners 10
nrov,de for track elevation under conditions re-
ouiring the municipality TO pay part OF the cost
v,,, do Jersey City good until 1t Is put wi'hih
the power of that city to get from some source
Tho money needed to meet such expense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
roREIGN Nkllcrs

herlin.Thc sultan Is suffering from
, nunlinuai nervous attacks. Tho kurus
nav" uisarned the garrison OF Siyas Thc,.
nre threatening South Anntuiii and mr.,
preparing FOR further maasacrcs
,faiis--A dispatch to the Figaro from
iiANic says that considerable cNcit,tncni
ms ,, nocn caused there by the action of
Ky snv Nni,rican consul IN pueyentins TIE
tho United states ''''''' ~
81 N,Hn,,s,,antnorle-- The british French
" "'y .i hussl"h 'nhassies hero have each re-
9,,n,.ases a, Jrddah IA Ma, last. when tn.
iri,lsh consul and vice consul. the rus.
slhn consul and French cousui's Sc, rciarv
We're attacked and shot 10y Hedouins out
'onstantlnople-Tho .ultnn's presents tn
tnp ear. upon the occasion of the lnttrr,s
=. ronaiion' consist OF a n1mher " rich
t'P"'s anu other costly articles inci,d-
iuE uiainnnd pm Waited at tnri tSlum.n
in,vhN'l Tor the czarina, In addition tn.
sultan mas sent n hirh decoration to The |
'"fr ami mas forwarded prcseuts 10 IN.
lrineipll members of his houscholI
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TORNADO IN MISSOURI


several kilied-Numhers mjured-Great
Destruction VI Property.
81 Louis, Mo, Mny l.-Rcports of
is'o'ins continue 10 come In from various
sections of Missouri a, Elmo a tornado
damaged property to the amour, of $50 :
DO und severely Injured a number OF peo-
pie. AIRS. lcra2art was found dead. after
! ;hc storm
/ The Methodist and CONGREGATIONAL
churchcs wcr totally wreckcu, and Il fne
hrff Christian church badly damaged
"A number OF houses were demolished and
twenty others were submerged by water
Hclorts are received from towns In
Central Missouri showing that the DAMAGE
uonr by the storm was much greater than
frs, estimated.
N"ar Green Ridge orchards. growing
crops and timber were swrpt away one
woman was seriously injured.
Several leSeoF along the line OF the Santa
Fe were broken down by the raging wuters
OF the Charleston ana incnicUlah.e damage
has bern done 10 farms.
Ihe overlooked "Trip near Elmo is three
mics long
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CARS ENTRY INTO MOSCOW.
lr'"nphal Entry of the Car and Czariun
Gorgeous Scene.
l. PROCESSION A GRAND DISPLAY
fan 1., ~ ~ 10mp ut the Kremln-. Royal Couple
2asS ' -ea" at fe'r0v0sky Palace Until Next Thursday,
the Day of the Coronation

S5 S M s by M. A,'ss s9., &
9aa Of as 't a s on Of aness asr aud
s Of o Possibly may newer ,'s'I r saS, IT'S
tn. rros nS was tnpars
s @ the ssap ha a Started "s S says asa eat
b, M %si rroeeo" headed senlarmc, led
ce Oh s 1 r g s Of squadron OF
@ , 'nse attractive furnishing MATERIAL for sr' gunn
as @ Of t,' csak attractive in costume
,s ' n, v, Of s ,t nobility. marshal Of
ana aD q ,oe followed runners
n, fso" g foot folcp by ,r leader
M onp.i.i i,n,isaen on horseback
Hse s,f e followed b, IN, chief of tn.
s. g~e s,a a masters Of their charge in
of n" s5'n master. The carrying insignia
drawn Grand nes Of the ceremonies phnc,on
by y, ef snsmcn the chamber preceded
l ' ass5 .l me % ,5is ,',eI.
The norha Of the charge IN a state
T T '' ,1s s S5 ss sS'' .s rs
.. rss +Es" .i marshal the horses
''s"' OF cavalry Of guard Of Impress rS' Marie
4 squadron ar. Of +, the regiment
hold of his aidecars and
The grant dukes Michael
Nroaosi ro Nlcosy Aia ,} g@ M'
George Observation-Disclosures The Duke Of lnuen
Icrovic and al the fr @ n m % r nrn ANA constantine
earps IN, s 5 number r of s'"sss ne alsi
i s T. {S} 81, @ @ '.s, q e ' s"
IF H. ' r. a sry
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= ~ Hi ID NJ i' ti %i =. Y Sa \
s s.', ,iin srs% a ]
5Ss5s, q s ss " ' @ n. y " ' p s Ha q a
% 5 @ i e ss'G S@5 r 'ss asa nss,i
% @ s., grand an e aas1Sy" a Sa r'Ds @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

Their imperial highncsscs. the Crane
| Duchess Scnia Alcxandroyna Helena
| Vlad!miravna and Verna Constantine
| duchess of Wurtemburg. in state CARR
age drawn by six horses. led by equcrr1es
! and escorted by footncn.
Her imperial highncSs the Princess An,
aStasia NicolnlcynH tomaniosky. Duchess
OF Lechtrnburg. and Princess Eugenlu
MaXimil.anoyna OF o!denburg in state
carriage and escorted like those of the
other highnesses.
y squadron Of the regiment of the guard
of the ear. squadron OF the regiment
Of Laneers s q ne guard OF the Empress
The grand mistrcssos Of the courts oil
the rmpress the ladies Of honor. the
demolseilos OF honor the ladies Of the
of the foreign courts AL in carriages.
drawn by SIX horses and escorted by wallets
4 squadron OF the regiment Of Lancers
Masters Of ceremonies on horseback, ac-
companied the procession throushou' ana
assisted IN maintaining the route from
The palace To the Kremln.
After leaving the palace the czar was
received by the commander-in-chlef Of all
IA troops al Moscow and In IT'S ne'ghbor-
hood. the Grand Duke serelns. ara men
the latter with most brilliant staH joined
in the procession -
When the cor,ege entered the city n
salute Of seventy-one cannon shots was
amid the ringing of bells.
;'pon entering MOSCOW his majesty was
rece we'd by the governor genera, escorted
5y his stan and a!ie-ie-camps, and they,
too Joined the procession,
Al the trumphal arch his imperial maj
astv was received by the mayor and Mem
,ers Of the municipal council OF Moscow.
Ieispafions from the different branches OF
,n,,,rarra tho corporations Of Moscow.
ri hearing their distinctive insignia, the
,rttsans Of the city. by delegations from |
he stock exchange, chamber OF commerce. |
.tc.
rance ~ the white town, BielyRorod, the 1
zar vas received by the pr. sidoni aud |
norhnrs OF Xemstov administration OF /
goscow. ON the square fronting the head
matters 81 the governor general MS
,,ro-,ai majesty was received by repre-
artatives OF tho Muscovite nobility, with
he governor ~ Morrow AZ their head ana
y, me resurr ecilon gate Of the kremlin the
overnor of Moscow, with other represen,7
,,,,as NJ the local administration. AS wei
: rspresentatiyes of the law received the !
gar. ,as nm, ~. ,n,n,as, !
seconded from her carriage In order TO q
orsb,n al the shrine OF the Iberlan Ma
ana me most sacred OF the many holy In
inbois In Moscow. +
A. The shrine their majesiies were re- a
eived ,,y the grand vicar OF Moscow. who |
rasentsd them with the cross ana n
nrinkled them with holy water. Their :,
,aiestles returned to the chapel and kneit :
, nravcr before the image. Al the con-
usions OF their devotions the car re.
,ounfeA fis hoEee and the Ct 2 Pr q IN Vi
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through the gate of the Savior fSpnsskla.
vorota) into the krcmln, where they were
received with all the ecclesiastical POM
possible. Their imperial nlaiestios thru
The churches of the Assumption OF III,
hfohangel Michael and the Annunrlatiou
IN each they round tho clergy OF these
shcied edihc"s assembled nj ibc thresh.
olds ARRIVING different saints
Aft'r passing The entrance of the Kreiu.
IN tns corfrge PASSED along the front OF
we Nicholas palace. but only the most
important members Of the imperial party
lrhV'fscd the grand pnlnce square In
Plnto, thu less important girs,s and Viz
TORS nhssad out OF the kreinlin by the
horovilsla gate and ih- troops which had
thh.n part IN the procession were drawn
Up IN from Of thc grand. gates Of the
kromlin. Eventually their maiest,ss Iaf,
the sacred edihces for the palace. being
received everywhere with the highest
horOrs.'
When the palace was reached an artil-
i.ry salute OF lol guns was fired ana
tnionch II the Journey Of bells from an
the Delfrics In Moscow were tolled out.
Tho ear ana czarlna VIII remain al tho
palace IN partial seclusion until May p
whnn there VIII be grand review q the
troops ana me ceremony OF the corona
tion az the imperial standard which al
ways occurs three days before the corona
ton.
on May % and % the car and czsrln,
foreign ambassadors and other htgh dig
niiaries In IN. throne room NJ the Kremlin
palace. The scenes along ivcrskajn street
Today the route which the rZar rollowcd
rom the palace 10 the Kremln. were
Varied and picturesque ON this highway !
'tands the Per0yosky palace. where the /
'zars always repair previous to making |
heir forma, entrance into MOSCOW
Consequently this thOroughfare Is one OF |
he most attractive in Moscow and ii was
he iiveliest during the days festivities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
FrR-sEALING INDUSTRY.

London May 2i.-The under secretary Of
state for foreign affairs. Mr.. George n.
curzon, In the house of commons said that
with the cooperation OF Canada and the
United States. two professors OF natural
history VIII shortly proceed 10 the Berlng
sea In order 10 study The fur-sealing indus
try
Mr.. Curzon. replying TO a further ques-
tion on the subject said tina, the reylI,a-
tons Of sealing IN British Columbia were
In some respects contrary to the recon-
mendu OF the British commissioners. But
he explained they could only De changed
with the joint consent OF Great Britain
ana the United States.
Steps. he continued. We're being tnken to
inquire into the workings and adequacy OF
regulations with the cooperation OF Can
ad.I. owing TO the representations of the
United States IN regard. to the 'inadeluacy
of the Present regulations for the proper
proportion OF the sails.
PRETORIA PRISONERS.
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CYCLONE AND RAIN sron,

t"rms and Ranch.s In Usage Reservation,
devastated Fatalities Reported
Guthrie @. r., MAY IA Terrible cyclop.
passed through the Usage reservation las,
nlsht devastating farms and ranches and
1t is reported number OF reopie were
killed The storm was eeneml over the
Territory and was the worst on record
small cyclones are reported from Nor
man Edmond, White Eagle und Perkins.
WIN much destruction Of property. Hun
dsees OF oattlr were lklllnd.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES,

liza SON. Ky.-JameS Dewitt 49,
nahs.d III the presence OF over t0Q0 nef,ui2
iS,, 'hc murder of hll wife Novcmperai y
-, ihheo,Nwoop,. Niich.-Ths eisnt misMfe
VINO We're imprisoned IN he nins hHyS. ~
nnrn rescued by Sniners who dfaktR6
through to them from fhs' Norris is;1isT
lyNl' were uninjurcd, b !, S'-s ,sss.a
BosToN, Aiass--After more than to-!
mours OF mastery playing John r. haStf z
son ". Showaitcf TX lie s IoS N 4 TN :
pjonship. m ,3l n ~ 5a5
OMAHA. Neb.--Thc watcv systsu d ttsIS
purchaser being the Fartuen9 Loan and
trust company. trustee for he bondholtl.
crs, who hold the mortgage bouda on &hS
plant. 51,a a rs y y No \
WAsttfNGToN--The National Aa1nx
and Navy union selected katisah Il ny \
Mo, as tho place FOR foidlng ia next cops !
Ncntion. No date wasN liked Tho meet3ht 4
WIS ndJonrned after tho election Of the
nov officers. IL XII a ;. II,
NEW loRK-'rhe property az lslizA-
BEN, N. j.. of the defunct United Stnfes I
1ofdnse company has been sold by tp9 \
aheriii OF Union county. n, 70 SATISFY
2 mortgage held by the United States ]
Trust company OF New yopk.
'il,r1d. NaoGA. I'enn.-Th tpry ~
ne case of the state w, Chief Janttpn 81
charged with shooting John 4. Beasiey.
icrrs,ed parties condemn he verdict In
mo strongest Terms
NIAW YoRk--A special 70 the Herald
from Havana says: Frank Laruc, nat
uralized American citizen. wcIthy
merchant OF CardcnAs and promlneae
sugar planter in Mata,sss prcyigce. mas
been imprisoned In the d!sEsct on =
charge of political conspiracy
~ ArH- 3
Claire. IL leading society betle g Mlnons
Miss. and Mr.. j. l.. QAck, 9 promlnegs
jewclor OF Coal HiiI, ARR. M mere "
appointment and were manssa an n h ~
never saw each other until tney MOI as
tho union depot here. III ~
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-A speuis! to tnS
Star FROM coffcyvill9 49, ,.H.s,ors
gas explosion wrecked I've tuos cs..g
,ausine the instant death 4 one msa
md the rutnI Injury Of two oteer pcfso.ne
md wounding. more d ~ sel'oossss
hirtccii others.
NEW YoRK-The Hefaj1 says; Rev.
mon Theological seminary. said 70 2 70.
orter: III is true that IN % haye
acation. The seminary nsmsen, t nasU
'or M TO y sss me VII ' 81 ben. how.
me viii attend 70 ~ ssssl duties =
ne seminary"
NMw YoRK5A. sSS & S 81 PEN
70 United suites snd dfssI Irlisln VAL
,rary chairman. Professcs q =. aoCn
columbus college was mAn IN fsm et
ashinss,on. when piaas 81 ~ q e. ss;ab.
'hment OF a pArmanent 81 =
". Louis-Judss Fli!sI,ss q the :. or A.
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THE KATY ELECTION.

Parsons. Kan, May 2I.--At the annual
meeting OF the stockhclders of the Mis-
sour, kanses and Texas Railway com
and officers were re-eleciei. The four old
directors. whose terms Of office expired
were reelected. az follows: Henry ".
no9lt n. Thomas e. Purdy. Simon SieInc,
il, l.. Mcdonald
a meeting of the new board Of directors
VIII ;dke place In New York on May 20
Jhe company's bylaws were amended
hanging The date of the annual meeting
from the third Wednesday IN nay 10 tho
srst Thursday after the first Monday In
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SHOT TWICE BUT MIssrp

Fort Worth. Texas. May 22-About l
o'clock this morning difficulty occurred
IN tho lobby of the Hotel Delaware he
tween H. Y. Kirkpatrick. n printer on the
cazet1', ana Jen Faulkner. a hack driver
IN winch Faulkner fred two shots at Kirk.
the clerk Of the hotel. The trouble WINS
over "A $50 check
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

kansas city, Mo-. MAY ~ Tho eastern
part of X county. in the chorokoo strip.
was swept by three turnadnrs yesterday
IMMERSED n section at lhc county ihin.y
inhabited md no loss Of NJ has been re-
porttd. The destruction la crops Is CON
siderable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
ArRlKANDERs MADE A xlcx

Pretoria. May al--Thc revised sentences
OF me reform prisoners. announced yes.
'r'uay. have been unfavorably received
ana a great rovulsion OF feeling is evident
ttohS me AR kandcrs. The fate Of tho
hammond and Fatrar. whose sentences
were previously committed to fifteen
N.a,s IMPRISONMENT, will he announced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

hitting the salc OF morphine and similar
roi'ons.
Iho stale Bankers association declares
'"' the gold standard and divides the
state into thirteen districts.
governor Gnlhcrson to speak at Beam
mont today.
Thc counting OF the ballots In the Me-
Lehman primaries rerults In some big
changes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

th" house OF commons today, said he hos
Just received telegram from tHc agent
~ Pretoria 10 the cficc. that President
Nrnser mas promised that special iuil reg
uiauons VIII be formed and mae. oprIl,,,-
u.e tn the reform prisoners and also ,hat
proper accommodations VIII he provided
iur them Mr.. Chamberlain added that IL
SnlNrn1rn ~. " ~ NV W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
BURIAL OF JOHN A. cocKER1LL.

81. Louis May 2i.-The funeral of the
late John a. cockeriIl, who died In Cairo.
Egypt, on April 10. took place this af,er.
noon under the auspices of the St Louis
Lodge a. itlks. and the remains were In
ierIed ~ Elks Rest, BcIlcfontalne ceme-
ny newspaper men. Elks and old friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
NORTHERN rRrsbYrERlANs
Rev. Dr. John l.. Withrow OF Chicago
F.lectod Molnrntor.

Rev. Lr. John l.. Withrow OF Chicago
Elected Molcrator
Saratoga. y. Y. May Il. The tenth gen
erai assembly of tie Nor,her, Prns.y.
terrain church was opened here this morn
ing In the Fir't Picshyto. !al caur, h
Prayer was offered by Rev. Joseph NJ.
Cohen OF Kolhapur india. The opening
sermon was dcliv, red by Rev. Dr. Robert
Russell Booth Of Acw York. the retiring
moderator. On the subject of "christ,nu
iln'on and DenOminniionaI Loynliy." In
closing, IN. Booth spoke of the ihsun-
uorstandMps and conflicts which have d.
vided Tho church and hindarcd its work
He deprecated amy word or act winch
might cfgrhvnte present troubles.
Z h FIST important business transacted
this afternoon war the election OF II mod
orator. The MINES presented were Dr.
Francis e. Monford Of Cincinnati Dr.
avis Il. Breed 81 iittsiurg ana Dr John
l.. Withrow Of Chicago. Dr W,,hroy
WINS elected on the Iirst ballot nnd made
brief speech upon inkIng the chair.
~ the evening srssion tho .acramcnt OF
thu Lords Supper wns celebrated DR.
serth presided and was assisted hy Dra
Breed and Cleiland Dr Withrow. the
rev u odciator. instituted n new departure
at once ia The manner of selecting com
He called for a meeting of TWO
- Zach prcsbytery, with
whom he might advise IN the matter, ana
Tho result OF the experiment Is awaited
with Interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

CHTCAGO.-A meeting is announced 10
he held today nj the sherman house Ia
form "A Southern society The membership
of the society will conss, of former resi-
dents OF Southern states who have ma de
Chicago theiN home
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TODAYS FEATURES


coronation OF tho csar attended with a
hasnifieem ana gorgeous display.
'f.at Britain VIII make inquiry into
fur-seallng regulations
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Election of Associated Press officers
several kiilrd and score injured by
collapse of n building IN Buffalo. n. Y.
rnnet'l Of the late John A. Coclcrill
tPoh plae" ~ 81 Louis
cyclones and iornndoes sweep over ok
iahoina. Missouri and Cherokee strip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

Connecticut. He hos held the position of
deacon In the First BAPTIST church in
Hartford during the past hfty-iive years,
serving continuously during that period.
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ST. JOSEPH REoRGANIZATIoN.

New York, May J.-At a meeting OF tho
holders Of the Central Trust company's
certificates Of deposit for the first mort
gage Of the ST. Joseph and Grand leland
Rnilroad company. the committee aubinlt.
adopted by vote Of over ,wo-thirds in
terestcI
Tire Ion provides for tho issue OF
Si.tJc0 Of first mortgage bonds: s.. DOl
first nreferred; ,l.jJ.o0 second preferreJ,
and $4,000 common stock.
The new frsis VIII bear Interest at 2
Ter cent for TWO years, 3 per cent for three
Years and I pcr cent thereafter, the bonds
TO run my wears. and The first coupon TO
he payable July l. 1891
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON sTArIsrIcsl

Liverpool. May 2l.-Folowing are the
Weekly cotton Statistics; sales--Total.
70, 900; American, 5000. Trace takinps
glvp. Actual exports. 1900 Imports.
Total 1900 American. $1,000. Stock--
Total 100000; American. 10000. Afioat.-
speculation. 500. Purchases for export,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

GRAND FORKS. y. D.-rhe annual CON
ventlon of the Northwestern United Cam
mcrcal Travellers will be he'll here today
ana tomorrow. Elaborate arrangements
have boon made for the entertainment OF
he thousand travellers who are expected
to attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
THE MARKETS.

cotton futures broke sharply at New
YORK ana New Orleans. Houston. Calves
ton ard New York spots lower.
cotton seed oil weak aud In poor de-
nnnd.
1t is believed that the downward re-
notion In sugar has ended
Liv" stock markets We're falr to active
ana steady; prices sustained
Whent dropped over lc on reports of
harvesting In Kansas
Hos products were lower.
speculation in stocks was irregular.
professionals squeezed the bears on q
political rumor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

CHIcAGO-Judge Grosscup has been
asked to have the. hearing today in the
suits of Nelson Morris against Tn. 81
high Valley and Swift & co. aeaii.s, the
Central of New Jersey. As the supreme
court has settled all doubt about iha en-
peciad that the suits Will be Withdrawn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

LOCAL

Full text OF chief Justice Garretts
opinion In the Gicnwood receivcrship case.
The records OF the courts for day.
a party OF society people gong 10 En
Porte.
The Washington street revival meeting.
a bright boy al the police stu,on.
The cnntata Of Queen Esther given for
the benefit OF the Sherman cyclone sur-
rcrers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22

LOUISIANA SENATORIAL BALLOT.
Eaton Rouge. La. May 2I.-Today's bal
lot for United States senator resulted AZ
~. Price II. McEnery g. B.ackman g.
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Amman stockholders meeting OF the
Missour' Ennfas and Tcxns.
REORGANIZATION plans of the 81. Joseph
ana Grand Island company.
lhoihcrhpod of Loc motive Engineers
IN convention.
g. II. Moore appointed auditor of the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson,.
Statements OF weekly and monthly
earnings
Local and general notes and personals,
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POLITICAL.

Iniley Of TeNna speaking for free silver
IN Georgia
Representative Belfofd says the West
nay frcode II silver ia not irented fairly.
South carolinn democrats send n silver
delegation to the National convention.
south Dakota democrats select gold
standard delegates TO Chicago
wyoming democrats adopt advanced Sill
yer views in their finouc al plank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-22
1'iJ,I


Prince Lief won tho oakley Derby
beating tho favoritcs Ben Edcr and Ben
Brush. by several lengths.
Favorios won majority Of races Mt
Morris Park
The talent fen down nj ST. Louis. only
one favoriie showing In front.
Good time made at the Sheffield track
winners ~ Cincinnati-Suisun, TO IL:
Harry Reed. 10 10 4: Red. 2 TO I; Prince
Lief. TO 2; cacsarnn. TO 2: chIcot, g
10 |.
Winners AT Morris -Hnnwei1, 7 to
q Rhodesia, TO 8: Henry OF Navarro, !
10 10; Shakespeare H.. 10 to /: one 1 Love.
to 10. Dcerslaycr. 8 to 6.
Winners at ST. Louis. swiftly, 3 TO I: |
Jack b.. II TO ]: Broadhcad. n to /; Salv- |
able. 10 3. Browbeai. Is to 20.
Winners nj Windsor Harry Lewis.
Red Top. Adonis Stature.
Winners at Lakeside--Bob Lee. Provt-
lent, Waterman. De June Miss KITTY
.avcrine.
SPORT.
Texas Leaeuc--Iiouston 3. Sherman 4;
Galveston 4. Dcnlson /; Austin 2, Fort
Worth 4: San Antonio g. Dallas 6; Gal
'cston .. Demson 0.
Dan stuart is stil at Corpus Christi.
The game Of ball for the benefit Of the
herman sufferers promises to be Interest
ng.
National I4cague-Pittsburg 6, PhiIadeI-
ha o; Cincinnati 4. New York 2; cIcvo-
md 4. Boston 1; Louisville l. Baltimore o: .
Washington u. Chicago G.
Southern League-New Orleans 2. Mo- /,
lie o. Montgomery q. Birmingham Z: >
q. Atlanta o. j
STATE.
Chairman Dudley Issues a circular cx-
aiming the financial ballot for the june y
primaries. 81
Decisions by the supreme court and
urt OF criminal appeals.
Two fatal affrays in Anderson county.
Pro -cedinps OF the Texas Woman's
ess ass cation at Austin.
government engineers erecting a fort
Galveston harbor.
rhe Sealy Rifles equlpping "a bicycle
rps.
J. Dawson gets two years At Cameron
al son..
Judge u. L. Antony candidate for con-
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