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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Galvestoniaus Discuss Mr. Hawley 5
Probable Candidacy.
WALTER GRESHAM WILL AGAIN RUN
Chairman Grant Issues His Call for the
Republican Stale Conveutiou--Bexar
County Republican Primaries.

Rockdale, Texas. February Gas the
rrc mnence in democratic councils Will
refrain from participating in the prima-
ries 1t was rumorcd on the streets to-
day that the repr sentative Of this pre-
oinct In the county executive committee
has about made up his mind to Join the
populists. but this is not certain. lie
DID not attend the meeting OF the com
nitiee held at Cameron on the 18th IN
Several gold standard mon express their
Intention 10 follow the regular organiza.
ton. They say they are convinced thut
we great majority of Texas democrats
ilVing in the country Will pursue tho
lsuis fetuus Of free and unlimited silver
until 1t is tried in spite of any and all
argument, and inasmuch as their mum
per includes many OF the very best men
m the country and they are otherwise
sound I'm their views ~ to government
commerce etc. the said believers in sound
money are willing to bidc the issue OF what
may come OF The Texas vote. Among
this n1mh.r nre men who both follow ed
and opposed Judge Clark In 1902 Tnev
e nmenf ia highest terms the course of
The Houston Post It is believed that
ia tho primaries few can be found who
VIII tudorsa "a holt referring 10 act en-
tnly iniependent Of marty ties. As at
IS bow a foW cf The voters stand:
For Fre. SILVER. colonel ~ H. Tracy.
Judge J Perry G. II. Conield. j. +
4. g. Gmyson. j. c. Valentine, Dr. r.
G Wallis, pr u. X. Wallis.
For, Sound Money; 6old standard If
nTiecl he2-R 4 Hicks. ! W. Perry. y.
6 brown Or " K. Kennard. cyrus -
Edwards. ]. O. Vest, j +. Longnoof.
The views Of Mayor -. a. coffield end
Marshal Hamilton and Secretary Tsaacs
iesftp hepu % -.
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NE1AscO TOPICS

Neasco, Texas February 25.--The news
of the death Of Mr.. Aaron G. Lewis was
great shock to his many friends in
Brazoria county, Mo Lewis was almost
raised in Bra2oria, and was known by
all the old people. Many were tine cX-
presstons of regret yesterday at his I'M
timely end.
Mine Host Clarence II. Guerringer OF
the New Hutchins house, Houston. is IN
the city.
Colonel Foster and others went down
TO the ietties this morning but could take
no soundings, as It was TOO rough
y very large iron tank is being put w
by the Waters-Picrce on company near
the ferry landing
The oil boat Elgallo will be in today
TO load cotton oil for Mexico. The vessel
has had some trouble with the Mexican
authorities at Vera Cruz, but 1t IL learne. 4
that matters have been adjusted and she
Is again released
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OFFICIAL CALL.
state Republican Convention IS Called {
Assemhle at Austin.

state Republican Convention Is Called to
Assemble at Austin.
sherman. Texas, February 95.-Chairman
Grant today issued tho following call for
state republican convention:
state republican convention for the
state Of Texas is hereby called to be hold
at The city of Austin. Texas, on March
-. 1876 at O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
Of electius four delegates and four alter
mates from the State al large to the Ma
uoh4l republican convention to he held al
~. Louis. Mo, June le 1896 aud also TO
rlg.i "o electors from the State at large.
The 'Nrcu,lve committee Of each and
eN.ry county In the State Is requested Ia
eau county convention for the purpose OF
ell tiGg delegates to said state conVeu-
ugn at Austin, Texas. March r. 1896
The blsis Of representation in the state
convention shall be one Vote for the coun-
~. enc vote for the republican organiza-
uoN IN ~" county, and one vote for every
.o1 votes or major fraction thereof cast for
tine republican presidential electors in the
year lN9. Johu Grant.
chairman of the State Republican Execu-
tive Committee
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CAN'T PLEASE EVERYBODY.
Dissatisfaction Expressed over the Crea
ton OF a New Precinct,

Dissatisfaction Expressed over the Crea-
ton Of New Precinct
Cedar Bayou, Texas, February 2S A
good many OF tho voting population Of
san Jacinto nnd the adjacent country are
very indignant over the action Of tho
commissioners court in the division OF
commissioners precinct No. . This throws
the voting places of san Jacinio, La Porte,
Deer Park and Lake side into precinct
No l. MIR. r. u. Zayalia OF san Jacinto,
who had announced himself Tor commits
sioner OF precinct No. ?. VIII, as n matter
Of fact withdraw from tho race, as lie
lives out OF the new precinct II Is learned
that Mr. XaVRlla is very sore over the
division, as his voting strength was al
the places above mentioned. Tho supposi-
ton among a good many IS that Mr..
Dunks Was largely Instrumental IN hav-
ing this division made, but MIR nunks,
In conversation with The Post CORE
spondent "A few days ago, stated that he
was very sorry that soma people would
look nj the matter in this light, as poi-
ucs had nothing to do with II In any way.
'rhaf the commissioners court have had
this division In view for several years,
In fact hnfore he was oleeted to the office
he now holds. giving as their reason that
the precinct was too large Tor one com-
missioner TO properly attend 10.
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CEDAR RAYou Nnrrs

Cedar Bayou. Texas. February 25.--A
bridge which will be of great benent ia
the people living at Baytown, Goose C,ree,,
and Wooster viii soon be ereotoa ,o,oss
the stream of Goose creek Co,r,,,,..,,,,
gr hunks was over Saturday taking inc
dimensions for the new structure. IIero-
toI9re crossing was made In n tlatboaf
Mtio ,h was always in a sinking condition
and owners w." " '7'"iS
Mossrs, w. o, llfrey & Bro. have p,,r.
chased the schooner Try Again. and VIII
,pI nef IN me freight Grade between Cedar
- captain Roht Bethson has the scbooner
e. &. Colombo and steam yacht at H.
trey's ship yard undergoing rennirs
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ANOTHER CASHIER SHOT.

lAtue Rock Ark, February 2lA to Gnye,to
a,r says a desperate hut unsuccessful
flahtes bahk oil this About
a Dak ana TWO OF them
uh' cashier seated
Nv a ", su'lo ihe characterization up your hands
tho
f 'oo" received what is thought wound and Mr. r
uHoush the shoulder lie youn,
os' OF me men, when he bloody r,
northwest o - ''ON' 'hA went Out
ier plans were wen laid and no doubt have en ,
'l OF Mr. Adar with his
WIN Is IN critical condition very painful t NO, |
thought the raacas had confederate telegram % &
thus cut off teegraphic alton 'NP" WHY ana
OF the bank Is perforated with outlet
ph teesaphed TO all accessible
o them. e N'"'' i''pe IS VI close
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RHODES cANYAss1NG
Making Populist Speeches in East Texas
Enf Without AnN Effect

Making Populist Speeches in East Texas.
But Without Any Effect.
Kirbyyille, Texas. February 4,-Hon. j.
c. Rhodes, the representative of the pop
ulist State executive committee, was here
last night and went over to the Texas
Tram to speak tonight lie is billed to
speak here tomorrow at 10 a III. and at
Elua mt night. He has just made a tour
OF Newton county, speaking at Newton.
ButNeviile and Cow Crock Tram.
Hon. Thomas II. Good Of Burkeyillc
representative of the Thirtv-fourth dis
tricL met him at his appointment in
Newt county.
The popunsts gained nothing by Mr..
RHODES visit in these parts.
Mr. Good came In from Sabine last night
AMI Is a guest Of Mr. II T. Booker of this
place He is suffering from "A severe cold
uHd hoarscness today and f. unable to be
up- lie it, a good speaker md makes II
CNcf9iirgly hot for the pops when they
dare to 90 on Newton county soil He is
9 sound money democrat ana has many
friends among the boys from the forks
o. f1lD rrgatr -
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MTLDEsT WINTER on Rrropn

Victoria Texas, February 25-Thls has
neen the mildest winter eyer known n.
,in section. Cattle are IN better condi-
the prospects for crops as fne as ''', ,h.'f,
could possibly be. q" ''''S
:, The city brewery of San Antonio ,s
n99ildlng an. ice house and storage room
north OF the freight depot. ''''''e'
mr. j. Wagner shipped a car of corn
fed heeyes to New Orleans this mornInn
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:. H. Pope, Chairman.
Secretary
WEATHER AND c ROPS

Cuero. February 25.-It is clear and
pretty today after one Of the hardest
rains for long time. The streets ana
roads are considerably washed and the
ground is soaked.
Bryan. February 25.-The recent heavy
rains have overlooked the Navasota river
from nil TO hin and sim rising. Creeks
are very high; Farming operations VII!
be delayed at least two weeks
Goliad. February PA fine rain has
been falling and the ground is thorough
" Soaked-a splendid outlook for the
farmers. \ very large crop of corn ana
cotton VIII likely he tho result
Victoria, February 96-irhe rainfall yes
lasted only, during the morning it Is
estimated that 6 inches fell. The river
and all the creeks in the county are
up but no damage has been done.
Rockdale, February 25.-Continuous
rains in this vicinity have set farm work
far behind its normal condition at this
season. Flowing has been simply ont or
the question. Rainy winters, however,
nave usually been followed by big crops,
walton than for many years past.
Corpus Christi February e5.-ror the
eaHStt several days slow rain has been
Ialins al intervals In this section of the
o' SIltr, ana Yesterday morning about .
tinued TO do so until the middle NJ me
afternoon. II was one of the finest ratns
hat mas fallen in this section in a hong
tline, ana insures immense gardens ana
Tine spring crops "''''
Weimar. February 25.-The rains for tho
PAST rev DAYS have been unusually heavy
illu III consequence the roads in ali d.
rectlohs are about impossible. This iittie
Guy Is muddy and dull. Nobody can come
~ hhu merchants are blue. Eut all this
.n.dN ne GOOD FOR the future. md II is
,aousht by many tfat will he the resuir
~ inns writing the weather is warm s,c
GEAR nut tho ground is 50 Wet ana noag,,
the farmers are idle. WV anu ''sss
ro Ioo ar Bayoui February ga heavy
l ram neshn falling yesterday evening ar,
M continued 10 fall IN to this moTninn
me ground is covered with water an1
SuuNs ana creeks are overfowing coda
oayou Is rising rapidly and an overfnu,
- '1uNsi lor, Today's rain will be n non W,
oos.pHrh 10 farmers who were ready ro;r
, l"'n pahtlng, a good many exne,, 70
- us'lr lrish potatoes which wore mani
I'd before todays rain. "e'e pant
,,Hneger OF Limestone county's Neathc;.
IIurvhu, reports rainfall since inc lst n,
,,an, OF llSl inches, as follows. Ian n.
u uSry o.. and February IN date g "a a.,
when 80 inches have fallen durtns. he
lh1l ioitN-eight hours. The roadsh 80
almost impassahle and the 20 ru1us NJ
uni@Ipe 10 prepare their corn lands ,i,na,a
Nh ne very few oats PLANTED oyvire 80
'"o continued wet weather. ~
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THE FIRST REVOLT.
Bosqueville Democrats Not In Harm
WITH the COUNTY, Cnrnfnitfnn

bosqueyille Democrats Not In HARMONY
Win the County Committee
Waco Texas, February 25.--At a large
mass meeting Saturday night Of democrats
at Bosquevllle one Of tho larger precincts
of tho county, resolutions were adopted
condemning the action of the county exc
cntive committee in ignoring the ins,ruc.
IONS OF the State committee regarding
the primaries
silver men declare that this action is
tho hrst step to secure primaries in the
county on June and the submission of
the silver question to a popular vote. Tho
resolutions declare that the party In that
precinct desires to abide by the action OF
tho state committee.
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PREACHING AT Ayr

Alvin, Texas, February a-Rcr,
May, pastor Of the Christian chr,
this place. preached an excelkn, !,
today at IL O'Clock on the subjsc. d !
Resurrection" The scriptures mi |
Luke, 20:3', 3s, God is not a Osi 1
dead, but Of thu living" He ali
men hear the gospel and believe /
are made alive; if they hear al u
accept and obey. their doom b nj
He scored the local option leaAa
Alvin for not enforcing the laws ID
the men who are running saloc;s b
ance of the wishes Of the people hl
that the prohibltion!sts are 10 y
"Of course the saloon men will 4,
looms II the people who are s'l7
to enforce the law will allow IT,
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cite to the Gulf and Interstate at a late
hour THE afternoon.
''Fahio Roman was presented NJ the
opera house tonight. and u was well re-
ceiyed by reasonably large audience A
gift show Is the next attraction.
Captain Geo. W. O'Bricn. l.. u, Pipkin
and J. %. Polk have been selected to rep
resent Jefferson county in tho sound
money Organization The gentlemen eS-
press the determination Of acting In har-
mony with the democratic executive COM
mittee Of the county.
s. =. West. judge OF this judicial ats
triet came down from his home in WOOD
villC this afternoon, The Judge is not IN
the city on judicial business. He viii bn
candidate for reelection
W. w. Wilson, general manager OF the
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas Ciiy rail-
ros d, has been in the city today looking
after the business in;srcsSs OF his road
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.

Grading In the City-Railroad Bonus very
Nearly Raised.
Beaumont Texas, February 25..-con-
tractor Snider of the Texarkana ana Fort
Smith railroad today moved his grading
outfit inside the corporation line, and to-
morrow will begin throwing up the rail-
road grade ON Railroad avenue. The right
of way committee have made vigorous
canvass for money today and whne tney
have not secured all that Is needed they
have done Unexpectedly we'll This after
noon II is stated reliably that the site for
The passenger and freight dcpots OF the
new road have been selected. and thar
their location will be near the corner OF
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spEGALMs

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no az fe,iows and the e1 ,sSds Is
, iinds and companiohs;' ,Sey eia "
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symptom Bienis or sim Dise'' u
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POLITICS IN RAsTRop.

Bastrop, Texas, February 25.-Hon. IL.
NJ Garwood, chairman OF the executive
committee of Bastron democrats, has
called meeting OF tho executive commit
tee to meet here March Z, 1895, 10 take
action as TO primary elections and all
other matters OF general interest. He saws
he proposes to be governed entirely BY
their action in the primaries
The popu,st nightingale" G. W. Drink
ard, spoke here last night to fair audi
snce. lie has delivered nfteen speeches In
this county and Is very hopeful IA to tho
status OF his party in this county and
.,,.,r,ru
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PROFESSOR CURRY's yIsIr

Huntsville, Texas, February g5.-Heayy
skies accompanied the visit of Dell A.
Curry, the well known statesman ana
manager of tho Peabody fund. 10 th,s
m Tie city on saturday, so much "a ms,
the lecture announced for sunday nient
spent the day inspecting tho wor,s,,,rs -.
the Normal and delivered an address 10
the school at the last hour. The doctor
snlhe u very complimentary terms OF the
advancing the public school system Of IN
state. VI Tue
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leari and Washington streets. on n MARI
county court house W '''
-, II hlnsolving bishop of rms t,p,s.
nonai diocese; arrived from the West tn,s
, w3rrn ana 1epAried for WooGyiI!e.
lhis afternoon and tonight prearned H.,
a,inual - rmoh TO the consr,.-utlon ~,
NJ, Marks Episcopal church. Af,er ,,'a
maeiin', ,ae congregation hold a bnsiness
n.tuns ht which matters OF sperisi IN
fortanee to the church were diseisscn an
nu!, ana Interstate surveyors todav No
Stm me WORK OF laying oui the yards ana
~, er n,01hnas Tor the road, which, lude.
OF NoHege street Sufficient siosl ra ,'n ,o
eenpl9te this road To Bolivar Point M ~
haf nn ~ ,ne city. but the rails had nor
J 'oo" '""sisFred from tho Southern Pa
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REVIVAL CLOSED.

Willis, Texas, February A-rn
tracted meeting which has been u
ress at the Methodist church "
past three weeks closed last nga
meeting was conducted BY hs \
Rev. R.W. Adams. assisted BY ny
or of Houston. a great dea o. Y
was taken in the meeting by Ist
church, and much good was accom-
for 1 no nalsn-
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

Do what? Cure thous I, svt &
afflicted with PRIVATE. s S X
BLOOD DISEASES wheie s,, ~. rrs
ana specialists fail Ansolu,ifs pssss
WHAT DOCTORS do thiss a vi !. IL
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ing and most successful pn ~ II
specialists in this country IN IND
peculiar to men and women 4 4.
others follow. Consult them marie, mr.
safe of being cured In the saV M I
sihle time consistent with sals -
tifir treatment.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES,
REMAINS NJ WAnnr,...,


Warrenton. Texas, February \ n
to the Indictment weather Fsths, n.
did not I'LL his appointmen, !, Z,
tin's Catholic church al I'LL ~
good deal of excitement has ~ w y
mere by an attempt by intereslas =.
at Oldenburg TO have the Ca,baS. =
removed from Warrenton 10 Gsl.,s
Inc removal of this church INN =
Oldehhurg would greatly incor, y
catholics of which there Ar M
this ueishborhood. the church ~, .
trally located. 1t would ako h y
justice, as this church has bssr ,'s
public contributions 10 vhits :
every one, irrespective Of slss,
tributed, The Right Rev Bl'5.s \
CHER of the diocese interfered 10 u.
the change. :"
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the City
n Of m.
Dorsey OF
forts nc
Sec a
citizens small
j 5
a hills
In
In prospects
oyertaking them Captain Mcdonald and the O'Clock
train al DOL
Word Is expected moment that the robbers
believed a hanging
ture o
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GoLIAnLncAIs


"oliad Texas, February e-The Rev.
y A. Antrim has returned from long
MP North ard reports that II deep
80 d. - a lAstlhs success many viii
from the Northern States.
me water works have bean tested and
giNc good satisfaction "''N
me contract for tho building of ,ha
new bank building has been let Wv
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25Abo emile
, old Neal o townl In
oefr
taking to take the collar OF
horsea a very sorry
overtaIn
soon
s. ahout half hours
not
most worn out news OF their capture expected
Lar-Geose reported
they had the robbers coraed from
Is be
with them before daylight
ty determined escape impossible
1t is reported that Cashier Dor
ooeeper robbers 1angtorl
1t appears the robbers had they them
showed In
vewed scokkeper @ngfora and the following
y was sitting desk working a entered the
back door OF the bank and ut
man entering the back door WY turned
sSsoer and the next instant Dorsey entered
his neck tho right side
a@ instantly never spoke
shot President Kendall the bail striking op pocket
Of his coat and slaH iaHicn wound When
KcndaA fell the follow Tie he ord u,o
Hul left Wh9 m
through the cashiers door the hank
the robher who r,,,
ms gun no fired the ball in
through the hy part OF hin door and
cry Bank robbers and hurroi
W
Iarrhey twenty-five additional mon who ho ,
LETT for the place where they surrounded Report fa c
10 nave Killed Cashier Dorsey is said e tho store at
~aggoner about a month
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nrptIpJIcAN CONFUSION.

Orange. Texas, February 2o'--An at
tempt was made d few days ago TO hold
a republican county convention here, hut
onnosina factors created such confusion
tkay iinniiy adjourned without accom-
tplshing anything: Tho convention is
which time delegates Will ho elected Ia
the state convcutiou to meet In Austin
or the 2ith OF March,
lion. j, w. Baird OF Lulins is billed 10
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wichita Falls Texas February report has lust rcocc,
here that the robbers citizens and Rangers =, -
they surrounded then in he shooting into It from an
sia~A ms was little too uncomfortable
cross wheat field teke when the puruer, commence,
s ." H rms was getting too they surrendered
" ~ o'e'S was shot IN the back with No
when they trying out o flown
''" 'o'
Several hundred citizens
are heard Oh all sides that the men who 60 ,,
dered Cashier Dorsey. ' "'0
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speak TO the people Of Orange on the sth
% March on the political issues OF the
day. Mr. Baird Will endeavor to tnstll
rcpulist doctrine into tho minds OF hts
hearers,
Hon I. II. Belts, the present incum-
bent, Is again before the people for re-
electlon 70 the Office OF mayor Of Orange.
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to select delegates to the county conyen-
county convention will send II delegation
to the state convention to contest the
seats Of the delegates selected by mass
convention FEBRUARY ID.
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REpURLICANs Ar cIrrRo

cuoro. Texas. February 25-The repub.
leans OF this county held a convention
last night TO select delegates TO the state
and congressional conventions.
The following were selected to the State
convention; otto lIuchel, W. Welthoff. III
Snow. colored ]. T. Linsay. colored
Congres sional-E. Mullen. IL. Snow W
g. NJ. pridgen, j. Il. Farras
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MEETING AT KYLE.

Kyle, Texas, February I-Ksl
Munday of San Marcos has ps
Quoting a series of meetings IN Y
fist church at this place tor y;
week. He is a forcible speaker AZ
ways given earnest attention.
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REPUBLICANs oRGANIHING

san Diego, Texas. February %.--The re-
publeans OF Duval county held meeting
at Judge ]. q, Luhy's office SATURDAY
nuhlirAn clMh. -
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ST. MARY'S ITEMS.

81 Mary's, Texas, February 22.-Ma ,or
Wood has installed n new foreman ara
N1nsokeepfr on his ranch. anu
pshroiessor Felsoms family has moved IN
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SERMON TO RAILROAD yE

Trinity. Texas, February A-N
r. Turrentine preached very ~
mon at the Methodist church hS
especially for railroad men. adj
present gave the preacher ths' Z;
a token that they would lead psl'e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-26

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yival meeting that has been ~. ~
here In the opera house for ". N
weeks closed last night. ApopLsasl
ed the several churches as rt''s