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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11
ARGsroCRATIC sLUGGERs.

Chicago. October 1o-In the boxing room
in the main gymnasium of the Chicago
Athletic Clun this afternoon, Dr.. Melton
Il. Pine North SIDE dentist and Fred:
eriek swift a broker, both members OF
the club, fodEkt to finish acc"rdin~ To
ne AlIiqns OF queens hcry rules. Pine
won In the second round, kno k'lg sW..l
out with a iicht-hander on he jaw;
There has been considerable rYairy tc-
tween the men for some tim on tho, ques-
ZION OF ihe,r powers with goyGGs ard ~ , tour
them Tor $1,000 Side AMI the noaey 10 +
ed. The fight was pulled Of OF before iS ,: SIX
men Oh ea n side. George SlleIt the wen
known sporiiugs man. AGED "s Ieicree:
DR. Pines weigh, al the ,rnEsil was
given al l00 pounds. while SWih weighed
is. Jos i, ChoS nski, the misilist Was
which Choynski wore IN me major ~
OF his battle., Aftsr the knoekSH' , p2T
minutes What action VII be taken ~
the officers Of the cln5, IS not kno "S,o
but there certainly Will be nl"5h trounie
over the affair Several men promineml
in the club were among ne !WeN1 Ire n1
ent. and their expulsion, II u Is ueS'"tu
upon, viii create a sensation
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REPUBLICANS DIsCoRD.

Chairman Green Demands tho ResEna ton
OF Or Grant-liauna GIVES Ordera.
| Dallas, Texas. october 10.-The rumor
of jealousy at republican State campaign
headquarters eliminated today In an in
surrccton. The rnmor was that jealousy
existed between DIR. John Grant. National
committeeman and chairman of tn nicn-
airy committee. and General J. n Huston
OF Indiana, Mark Hanna's representative
here, with whom state Chairman f. H. f.
Green has h'en in harmony.
Huston received telegram from Mark
Hanna, saying he had lcnrned from Grant
ttdt the campaign was being mlsmnnaged
and asking how II was. Huston sent
lengthy reply ana later in the day Chair
man Green received II Telegram from
Mark Hanna recognizing him as com
mander in chef of the campaign in Texas,
Green then sent for Grant, who, being
questioned sa.d he had communicated with
Mark Hanna. Green then peremptorIIy
demanded Grants resignation as mem
bor OF the plenary committee. Grants
friends IN the campaign committee called
a meeting Of the latter body, which was
attended by four members and two votes
by proxies, making a quorum who are
now in session and who, 1t Is said, VIII
deny the right OF Green 10 reAoye DR..
Grant. The row promises to last al
night
The call signed by DR.. Grants friend
was only signed by two comm ttcomen |
and four proxies and did not reclte the |
object Of the meeting. Green was In |
v tied 10 attend the meeting. but he aid |
not regard the call az official aud ne re-
ma ned away. The call was signed by ].
II. Mccormick and Cecil Lyon. commit
ieemen present, but before the meeting
Ferguson ana Niece io.ned Ia.
~ proceedings. which were executive.
The best that can be learned of the
result is that the committee denied the
light of Green 10 compel the resignation
IF Grant and resolved to Withdraw
rom the campaign if nc was interfered
with.
j. b. Hawley OF Fort Worth was ap-
,o.nted today TO IN the vacancy in tho
committee created by the reslg-
lat.on of Bin Mcdonald.
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WEALTHY KLHproMAN1Acs.

The Castles sim n jail Despite tho
Efforts Of Their Friends.
London, October i0--Walter NJ. castle.
the w'a thy merchant of San Franci. co.
with s. wife confined in Holloway jail on
remand charged with stealing valuable
furs, etc, from shops IN this civ snosr"1
signs today Of suffering from MS con-
ilncmenl in prison and Of the worry incl
dent 10 IL. lie SAID 20 a friend: II 10 not
know how can ever buckle 10 ara n
am dazcd by IN $ ,aiamity."
\ cousin Of the Castles who is nj ures
eui In the city SAID 10 "A REPRESENTATIVE of
t1e Associated Press toda> The charge
- Al eolutelY ridiculous Why, INC large
pa cking cases fun OF presents were sem
TO my house iu Hyde Park direct from
the stores. where the goods were boiirht
How could they be s,o,cne Tn castles
have been abroad for a year and haa a
.arge number Of rCmmi' sions from society
friends n san Francisco and rbey have
q r. ady been large purchasers Of fnick-
kuacks. etc"
Evidence will be produced that some
m ago Mrs Castles health was st,ch
that the doctor had TO be called IT,
doctor found her suffering from pains in
hcr head "
II was settled yesterday evening That
apnlication Will be made for bail before
the prisoners are brought M on remand
2n Tutsily next. The prisoners viii he
defended by Sr Charles Matthews,
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carefully avoided using the word "Illi-
ance. But 1t Is thought that, nevcr:ne-
less, Russia and France wlu nenaefor, h,
ut least for time. go tCgethe".
lie added that the element of Insecurity
was IN the fact that the aims OF the zwei-
bund were studiousy yelled ana concealed.
ii they were purely defensive, he coutin-
ued, why should Europe DO kept In Che
dark?
Containing. this diplomat said; In tho
meanwhile the dreibund VIII continue to
strengthen its hands by agreements with
other friendly powers. one thing is cor
tain-the double dealing and cunning of
tuscan diplomacy has gained a great tri-
uhph put II can not last. The zwcibund
began the disturbing element while Rus
STA requires peace 10 accomplish her do
ssns n the East. The drelpund. there
fore, VIII remain, in spite OF the moment
airy success OF Russian diplomacy, the
dominant factor in European polb.ics"
Emperor William has been kept fully
informed of the cars doiuss and sayings
by special couricrS to Huptrtstock ana
ne is reported to have said to Prince Ho-
henlohc; II have the fullest confidence in
the car
THIS ccaiidence, howevtr, is not shared
N official circles. The crown council on
Wednesday last drew up the programme
Tor the coniinB session of parliament
Bills for the conversion Of the nor cent
lrusslan and imperial loans will pretede
Tue budget, but Of the distribution, 1t is
supposed mat lSo1oN marks will 50 TO
increase the salaries Of government ofli-
Gals.
Emperor William was long In doubt as
10 the wisdom OF the conversion nj ths
loans In view of the thousands OF ppti-
Icns against this policy received from
persons IN straitcned circumstances.
i'ut his majesty was convinced OF the
necessity Of 20 doitS by IT,. MiuueI tho
minister OF finance, ana by he BaVarian
conversion.
The question Of using .,crtric traction
cled by the crown council ana "a ln1se of
statistics from the tuual States and
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ToDAYNs PROBABILITIES.

Washington, October l0.-Forecast; II
is probable that the tropical storm Will
reach the coast to the north of Charleston
and that the southern portion of the South
Atlantic States Will escape the dangerous
winds attending this storm. II Is appar-
emily central to the south of Hlttcras. and
the wind has reached u velocity OF SKY
miles from the northeast at Cape Henry.
For Eastern TeNas--Generary fair;
noriherly winds; coo.er in southeast por-
ton.
For Arkansas Fair. preceded by show
rrs in tho early morning; northweslerly
winds; cooler
Colorado-Fair; warmer; variable winds,
shifting to Souiherly.
WYOMING. North and South Dakota
Montana Fair followed by showers In
northern portion; southerly to westerly
winds
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ENGLAND AND GERNlANY.
Considerable III Feeling Occasioned by the
Zanzibar fncttput

NoHSluciapl" III Feeling tcrasloued by the
Zanzibar lnciicut,
London, October 10. DEMONSTRATED. 1896
by the Associated Prcss1-The aisuatch Of
l'flt.sh naval reinfcicemrpts tc angular
mas renewed interest IN the situation there
aIl u universally lEtf rproipd as 4 demon
slIal2h against Germany, as the coudit On
ui aililrS IN Lan1ihar does MOI tuetiGy
such mt assures. 1t is admitted hei. thaf
Germany has The technical reht to re-
move khalf from hor consulate al Inuyi.
una the Growing ione ot tho German press
~ connection Will tie affair, openly &C.
titilnB mat TIC tleasArr was 4 sian in
inc lace Tor Great Britain, has acted like
q icliows 20 the at sherman nre burning
In thus country Ths Spoatatp. urges the
FoNri hintni L. Municipality uuoN Xanzl-
bar as an answer to Germany uniuendly
UCl.
An imporian, feature OF the British
press comment ON the cars visit 10
fHriS refers to iho oluanimltV with
which tho incident was rcgtr,iad Uni.
may be accou tod for lay the fact tbnt
Great Britain. s4uce her estrluEcfuruf
with Germany. has been eager TO regard
me cars " ST. ana the demonstrations
drcihund and humiliation 20 Germany.
IT $ evident, too that the British rcla-
HOBS with France have IN no way grown
worse since the cars visit TO lialinorHl
II IS almost impossible to oNaegcr1te
me feeling IN Great lir tain against Gcr-
many at thr present moment, aroused by
offensive articles n the German press
Inc Globe pitomZrS the general onln-
on of the BRUSH press In the remarl
'lf Great Britain les 50 unfortunate IA 10
incur the anger Of Germany, We have no
doubt as to the result
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A REVISED ESTIMATE.

Omaha Neb october 81. c. Dahlman.
chairman Of the democratic State commit
tee says that from reports received the
free silver forces are Increasing IN num-
bers. and former estimates, pacing the
plurality at 1000. have been Increased 10
40. 90 Mr. Dahman says further that the
silver forces win carry four OUT OF the
SIX congressional districts sure, with even
coin districts. The democratic State cen
trail committee force OF employees has beeii
kept busy the last week supplying the de-
mand for literature prJnted in the Ger
man. Swedish and Danish languages.
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ARKANSAS rlrsIoN.

Little Rock. Ark, October 1o.-Acting
uopn adv.ces from their respective Ma
tiona' conventions. the democratic and
day and perfected fusion electoral tick
ct. n the division the democrats get hive
electors and the popullssS three. ]. Il.
OF Labor. was made one of the electors at
large. The leaders say the fusion means
that Bryan Will carry Arkansas by 10000
majority.
Democratic National Chairman Jones
wired State Chairman Armstrong this
morning. II think II important to effect
fusion"
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DICKINSON SAYS 1T.

Grand Rapids. Mich. October io.-In an
interview here today Colonel ". A. Gavett
OF Detroi, said the ticket put up by the
gold standard democrats at indianapolis
would be withdrawn before election. lie
gave as his authority Hon. u. NJ Dlckln-
son Of Detroit.
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PopulIsts in Alabama are deserving Wat
son.
TuIman thinks Kentucky Is eafe for
Bryan.
Senator Money has TO doubt OF nryans
election.
Mr. Bryan STARTS In early and talks on
silver while Maize Mckinley receives call
els at his home
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srLWAhT on sII.A,ER.

Philadelphia, October lO.--sena':or Stew
ART OF Nevada was the chief speaker at a
big silver meeting held in the Academy
IF Music tonight. The academy was
crowded. ovo7 1000 persons being pressnt.
and much enthusiasm was manifested.
Secretary D.nendcrfer of tho National sill
YER party presided. Congressman Flem-
Ing of Kentucky and Hon. W. IA. Berry
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LOCAL.
Ioath OF Mr. Eugene Pilot.
y ffs private Museum.
Something Of underw Gods habeas cor
rus case IN Canada
Tine state Baptist convention stlll in
session.
Interesting services today In the vsn-
GUS churches.
Inc Texas Coast association.
Presentation TO the battle ship Texas In
January.
The Capitol hotel under rev manage.
ment.
The drummers organized Bryan and
Sewal club.
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"HONEST MONEY"
TODRT'S FEATURES.


The Ipaur'lcss outwits the revenue cut
tors aud cmharks an expedition fct Cubn.
TEe Castles sun IN Jail IN London.
Author OF Trilby is cremated.
England bitter toward Germany.
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ROUTED BY AMAz0NS.
Cuban Women Avenge Injuries to
Their Loved Ones.
SEN0RlTA PEREZ IS THE LEADER.
Spaniards Cut to Pieces With the
Machetcs.
ENGLAND AGAINST GERMANY.
Bitter Feeling Resulting From the Fan
zibar Incident--The Press of Both
Nations Rather Incorporate.
ENGLAND AGAINST GERMANY

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SPORT.


Winners at st. Louis: Fannie Rowena
Pelleas, Fervor Algol, Tasig and Indio.
Winners at Lexington: Eleanor Dan
c. Royal Victor and Robson.
Winners at Latonia: Sidkel, Wmsome
Ace, BorclnIr and Ondague.
Winners nj Aqucduct, Dolando. Tanis.
Numeral. Premier. Tnkanasse and Dog
gett
Dr. Pine knocks out Frederick Swift a
broker. In the Chicago Athletic club
rooms,
L. c. Bald defeats Walter Sanger at
Milwaukee.
James Michael breaks the five mile
cycling record.
STATE.
At Lming Arch Bonner shoots Charles
Styles, who had imposed on his little
brother.
Galveston police viii rid the city OF
tramps
The reform republicans or lily whites
coalcsce with the black and tans.
james Trrlove was run over by a wagon
and Killed near Rockdale
Good attendance AT the opening of the
Dallas State Fair, despite bad weather.
Major Buck Walton writes a redhot re-
ply 10 Chairman Bradley.
Marion WJlliams says he has no fear Of |
any investigation. as the committee stand |
with HIM.
w. S. Starns declines the nomination for
district attorney in the Twenty-sIxth ju-
i!cial district.
Chairman Green demands Mr.. Grants
resignation as a member Of the republican
plenary committee.
The popul.sts viii probably substitute
W. O. Hutchinson for Major Walton.
Despite rain large crowds greet Cover
lor Culberson at Arlington.
Burt Humphreys, the outlaw. captured
n I'll Paso county by cowboys.
The biggest demonstration OF the cam
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New York Journal.


paisn takes place N Galveston In honor
Of Shelburne.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
]. R. BEETEM RESIGNS
HIS POSITION AS MANAGER OF THE
UNION TRACTION COMPANY.
Will ACCEPT A MORE REsPoNsl

WILL ACCEPT A MORE RESPONSE
BILE AND IMPORTANT POSITION
WITH A RAILWAY COMPANY IN
ANOTHER CITY FORMER WILL
MiNGTON MAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-General
Manager j.. II. Beetem, of the Union
Traction Company, formerly of Will
mingtOn Del, yesterday presented his
resignation to the executive committee
of the company's board of directors.
Friends of Mr.. Beetem have known for
some time past that he has been consid-
ering. the acceptance of a very response
pie and more important position with
a street railway system in another city,
and his action therefore, was not un-
expected. Having knowledge of this,
the directors consented to accept the
resignation, but no successor to Mr..
Beetem was appointed yesterday.
M. Beetem became general manager
of the Union Traction Company when
the three old traction companies of this
city were consolidated, being advanced
from the position of general manager
of the Peoples Traction Company.
system has been made almost perfect
in It's operation, the three big traction
systems forming the Union Company
being welded together like a perfect
piece of machinery. Under Mr.. Bee
TENS control the street car service OF
Philadelphia, it is stated by men ia
miliar with the service in other cities
has been brought to a higher state OF
efficiency than any other electrical
system In the country.
He has a practical knowledge of all
branches of the street railway business
which has aided him in bringing the
Union Traction system to its high state
of efficiency.
Mr.. Beetem is a native of Carlisle
and has worked his way up from a me-
chanic's position in a machine shop
Since the era of electrical systems OF
street railroading he has been in the
front rank as constructor and man
ager. having built and directed severa
of the largest trolley systems in the
country. representing a syndicate o
philadelphians which controls the lead
! ing roads in several cities. He came t
| Philadelphia less than two years ag,
| from Scranton, where he had reorgan
lied the street railway system, and be
came general manager of the People,
! Traction Company afterwards beini
appointed to the position he has jus
resigned
He organized the Union system afte
a steam railroad model, personally su
! perintending every detail of operation
The success of the management wa
shown i'm the favorable financial repor
Of the company made to the secretar
Of internal affairs at the end Of the las
fiscal year. Since the strike Mr.. Bee
TEN has established cordial relation
with the motormen and conductors an
subordinate employees, and among ther
his retirement will be generally re
| gretted.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
SPORT I'M sALEM COUNTY.

WoODSTOWN, Nov. Sportsmen
in tlis section Of Salem county are pre-
pairing for next Tuesday, the first day
of the open season for rabbits and
Quais, and great sport is promised with
the cotton-tails" all over the county.
Salem county has always been consid-
cred good for rabbit shooting, and dur
ing he first two weeks Of the open sea-
son large scores are usually made.
Some of the best spots for rabbit shoot
ing are to be found in Pittsgroye town
ship and in the section Of country in
the vicinity Of Quinton, Alloway, Rid
dlotcn, Yorktown and Daretown, as
we'll as ia the wooded districts ranging
for several miles from the town of
Elmlr
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
MURDER is sUsPECTED.

BRIDGETON, Nov 10.-A number Of
Poles were drinking on a coal barge In
tbe Cohanscy creek, at this place, Sat-
urday and. becoming intoxicated, fell
asleep. On awakening one of their
number Andrew Wolski, had disap-
peared and has not been seen since.
Mrs. Wolski thinks her husband has
met with foul play, as she declares one
of the Poles, Peter Kolinski, had pre-
viously made threats against him. She
thinks her husband was knocked over
beard and drowned. The Polanders
were all arrested and are in the lock-
up. while the creek has been dragged
an day in search of the body.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
THE NEVS OF NEW CASTLE.

tody OF Officer Byerley, to whom he
had surrendered Hopes was COM
mitt3d by the magistrate at Parkes-
burg without bail, but upon stating the
circI instances Of the shooting to Dis
trict Attorney Baldwin to-day he was
reles sed in the sum of $500 bail, Clerk
OF Courts Bair becoming his bonds
man Ho will, therefore, appear at the
next term Of Quarter Sessions Court to
answer any charge the district attorney
may see proper to make. Hopes says
the colored man, Johnson, had fire.
Quently threatened to kill his son be-
fore leaving the neighborhood, and the
visit yesterday morning may have
been for that purpose. This was also
the fifth time that Mr.. Hopes house
has been entered within a short time,
and ne was ready for the intruder
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
EPIDEMIc oF pIPHTHERIA.

WEST GROVE, Nov. 1O.-Diphtheria
is becoming prevalent in this section.
There are now two or three cases in
town and the public school has been
closed in consequence. At Landenberg
there are also several cases, and one
death has occurred. The public school
there is also closed. Besides these there
are several cases in Avondale, Kennett
Square and West Chester, but as the
Board Of Health has taken vigorous ac-
tion It is thought the disease will soon
be stamped out.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
B. SHARP
& GO.
Fourth and Market Sis

Our special offerings are
largely patronized and deserv-
edly so, as the lots are care
fully selected to make these
specials for certain days.
Sp cial for Wednesday,
One hundred and fifty pairs
Kid Gloves in odd sizes. Our
SI.a5 quality for 75c. Try
for your size
A few plain Mohair Dress
Skirts-all we have; 40 and
AZ inches long, So from So;
figured Mohair, 81 from So;
aud one figured Siciliau, SO
from $I2; two black Novelty
Skirts, SIS from $40.
One more case of Shaker
Flannel, &C. per yard aod 500
yards all-wool White Flannel
25c. instead of soc.
Our Underwear department.
has been kept busy with our
specials. In addition to our
regular Luzerne Underwear,
we will sell on Wednesday 40
dozen regular 3sc. ribbed and
heece-lined vests and drawers
for ladies. at Ioc. each.
For Wednesday-5o pairs
of our SIS big housewarmer
Blanket for So o5, with red,
blue or pink borders, and red
all-wool medicated with black
borders.
Utica Sheets ready for use
all ? ~ yards long.
21a yards wide, so cents.
pa yards wide, 4S cents.
2 yards wide, 40 cents.
Thirty dozen special hem
stitched Pillow Cases 45x36
at I2Hc. each.
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
MAILS ARRIVE.

1000 a. m.--rfom Wilmington. philadei-
phia and the North: From Baltimore
and the South, FROM the Peninsula.
u.4O "a. m From Wilmington, Bhiladel-
phia and the North; From Baltimore
and the South.
$50 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From
Wilmington and the North; From
Baltimore and the South
62s y. m.-FrOm Wilmington only. From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
1000 A. m.-Tor Philadelphia and Will
mington; For the Peninsula: For Bal
tlmore and Washington
1880 n .m.-FOr Philadelphia and Girls
field railway post Office; For the PEN
lnsuln, For the North.
1000 p. m.-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For the Penlaula; For
Baltimore and the South. tNo regis
tered mail sent south Of Doyer)
610 p. ut For WILMINGTON, Philadelphia
and the North; for Baltimore and the
South.
Evening journal., 1896-11-10
STRICKEN DOWN In A FIELD.
FARMER FOUND HIS FRIEND kPPAR-
EMILY LlFELESS

AND BLEEDING IN A POOL OF
WATER "A PHYSICIAN FOUND
THAT ROBERT wARRICK HAD
BEEN PARALYzED WHILE
HUsKING CORN.
Robert Warrick, well-known citi-
zen md for many years team boss at
the New Castle Woolen Mills, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday af-
ternoon.
Not having anything to do for the
day Nr. Warrck thought he would go
out and help his old friend, Farmer
Lyons. OF the Clark farm. husk corn.
Mr.. yons end he worked together until
about o'clock, when the farmer left
to attend to his stock Mr.. Warrick
cont nuod with the work, apparently in
GOOD health and spirits.
Farmer Lyons, wondering what had
beco ne of Mr. Warrick, went in search
Of "a at 2.3O o'clock in the afternoon,
and was dumbfounded at what he be-
held Warrlck was found lying in a
puddle OF water apparently lifeless.
BlCcf was oozing from his nostrils and
ears
Lyons dragged him up beside a shock
of corn and wrapped him in his own
coat until he could summon assistance
DR. David Stewart and Mrs. Warrick
werc summoned and the PROSTATE man
was removed to the farmhouse, and
later to his home.
d. Stewart found that Warrick had
beer stricken with paralysis and the
1 bleo ing was probably caused by the
bursting of blood vessels in his head
AT frst it was feared that he would not
live an hour after being brought home
His light side became icy cold from the
/ iysis, and he remained uncon-
soioua.
! TIE stricken man has lived in New
I Castle since boyhood. his two children
IN s. William Gears and Robert War.
rick Jr., having been born here.