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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Dallas' Texas November l5.-The county
officers recently elected are now qualify
ing. Those WHO have taken the oath Of
Office are Robert b. Allen, county attor-
ney; Kenneth Force. county Judge j. L
turner, tax assessor; Ed. $. LGuderdale,
Justice of the peace precinct No /; Ed.
Cornwell, constable precinct No. l. ana
Charles Woodson, justice of the peace
precinct No 1. Being elected county
judge, Kenneth Force yesterday resigned
MS position as police Judge. and pending
an election TO choose his successor Mayor
FRANK p Holland appointed Henry s.
crawford. Mr. Crawford is n young at
torney OF this city, who Is an o,rnest
worker in the democratic cause. He is a
brother Of II. Frank Crawford of Houston.
young man liked by all who know him.
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THE FAMINE IN INDIA
importation of American Corn Is lie.
Ing Suggested

London, November IA correspondent
Telegraph TO the Times from Allahabad.
India, as follows:
Distress is beginning to be felt in the
ceded districts Of Madras. Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell British missionary. writes from
Cuddazah, urging the importation Of Ameyi-
can maize wh.ch is half the price of wheat
and would mad 4 ready sale In our I'M
country villages. !, is grown in many
parts OF the ceded districts and from its
re,.mbiance to cholan, would be preferred
TO either rye or rasi while it could lie
SOD much cheaper than any of the Indian
grains.
IL the government Will not undertake
such work, surely there are merchpnts i'm
Madras prepared TO benefit the public with
d prospect of fair profit. Maize would
also ind ready sale in Upper India.
rms correspondent also quotes an nrticls
from the Pioneer dealing with the drouth.
IL expects good rainfall from the latter
nan OF December onward, but none be-
fore that.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Rome, November lJ.--Colonel Herman
Stump, superintendent OF the immigration
Of the United States. who has come to Rome
Tor the purpose Of explaining the United
States immigration laws to the Italian au-
thoritits. had several conferences since his
arrival on various Immigration questions
Among other projects' which nave teen
mooted at these conferences was the crea-
tion OF an immigration bank to enable ital-
ian emgrants in the United States TO send
home their savings and otherwise to assist
emigrants.
The Marquis di Rud!ni, the premier, has
sent circular to projects nstructing them
TO publish the principal provisions Of the
United States laws on immigration.
The Sclian socialist. Bernardino. has
sailed from Naples on board the Oraga
for New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
ALABAMA pOLITICS
s'es Way he Elected United states
senator-Four Contests.
farion G.. Butler.


Birmingham, Ala. November 10. - The
Fs'illlng impression in this city tonight
M Governor William C. Oates will be
3A United States senator to succeed
FasT Pugh. whose term expires March 4
E
"'''0f fugh is a candidate for re-elec-
40 the other candidates are Congress-
~, Il Bankhead, General E. w. Pet
a4 GOVERNOR Oates, all pronounced sll-
|oca,es, except Governor oates. who
s''eIed as the democratic candidate for.
y, ."o years ago. Oates voted for
H.. uut Is now and has been an ayoy,el
Standard democrat.
/. elecllon OF Clements as speaker OF
-s-ss over free silver democrat was
surprise to the free silver noonia
an, isnDg,atlc caucus OF The general as
~ VIII decide tie matter next Monday
~ ., unowing contests from Alabama
sneaoy been announced on the zen
H. 'se OF fraud at the ballot hoy.
3ear,r nun congressional district, A. n.
,ss against Willis Brewer Dem.
! ploxmva.n' 'n W. a. Aldrich against I.
)ntlsr WAN spen.l in the Eighth, oscar
Y Mn, against Wheeler (DemD. ana in
4 DEM '"e against e. c. AL
NAM '' e of Howard Pop) in III.
is u al last conceded. II is claimrd
as STAR, aV mean, that Bryan's majority
)u retnrp e was less than 10000. But Of
us are yet unannounced.
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London Money Market.

London, November l5.-Money rates have
been Arm aud there has been a brisk de-
mand for gold for the continent. 1t is
probable that large shipments are going
TO India shortly. Dear money has re-
strictod business on the stock exchange,
but the tone has been good In all depart
ments except mines. which were stugnateI
and depressed on the apprehension that the
Tranavaal would demand a big indemnity
of the Chartered South African company
for the jameson raid. Investments in the
African market have almost wholly ceased
The demand for low priced bonds and
shaEgs of re- organized American railroads
is y i've at increasing prices. The Venc-
zuclYn settlement would have had a better
cifeN on the market but for rumors Of
lroulte between the United States and
Sfait over Cuba. Lord Salisbury's speech
at GNild hall had steadying effect on for
sir sgpuritios
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London, November l6,-The Times Mad
rid correspondent dwells upon the unusual
means being adopted to insure the success
Of the new Spanish loan.
Appeals amounting TO commando he
savs "havo been issued from the interior.
Ouaucc ard marine MINISTRIES 20 the pro-
yiuciu authorities to adop. radical meas
urcs TO secure large subscriptions.
"The ntwagapers are filled with eNhorta-
lions To Patriotism from prosaiucnt public
mon. headed by Senior Juan Navarro he
y,te- The loan is more like Il National
charitable subscription than an ordinary
0pq nc iai OpcTGticn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Halifax, y. S, November l4.-Iiigh
gales, accompanied by snow flurrcs, have
prevailed here for past forty eight hours.
doing great damage to shipping, Wires are
down in many parts of the province. aud
several PORTS have not been heard from. A
number Of vessels were wrecked, but 10
far as known no lives were lost.
The schooner ke2ie, coal laden from
Loulsbulg for Halifax. WIS lost near Can
so. The crew were saved. Other vessels
lost are the schooner ST. Paul. fish laden
from st. Pierre for Halifax, off Cape Breton
Island. schooner l. II. Davis, general car
so. II llfax for Abortion. wrecked at Char
lettstSwu.
Several smaller craft along the coast
went ashore and were either dashed TO
PIECES or badly damaged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

First race. seyen-d ghths of mile, sell
ing-Qu0retto, Tim Irven, Albert S. 50,
Sir J2hn. H!bernia Queen, John Hickey,
Van Brunt, lo, Cherry Stone, lO7
Secald race hve-eighths Of a mile. 2
year-Gds - Woodbnd. L1oeoge, Mary
Ghanee. 49, SIR Enrol, ivory 70: Sankara-
Billy. los. John Carr. III.
Thrill race, seve1-1 Gn,hs OF milo.
selling Name G.. Marquis. c. e. Rumril,
5ault. l9i
Foufh race, ur@e-four,hs OF mHe.
sell ng-Airicht. lGi; Qzurt. Jr, Laura,
Erakenan. lui.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Electrical Superintendent Paul NJ. Lincoln
and /. X. Edmonds
At II 40 Aessrs. Rankin. breckenridge
ana Lincoln took positions on the raised
platform in front of the switchboard on
the main floor OF the power house and
arranged the switches. shortly before ~
O'Clock Mir Breckenridge notified Mr.. Ed
monds IN the transformer house that the
electricity WAS ready for the transform
ers and moment later the switch Was
thrown and the power was rushing through
the transformer out Oh the line and away
to Buffalo.
Mr. Edmonds pronounced the machinery
all right and formerly delivered 1t to Mi.
BRECKENRIDGE for the power company. II
was accepted and then p, current was shut
on for brcf space. Communication was
had with the street railway company in
Buffalo and word received from Tint point
that everything was in readiness AT that
end Of the line Mr. Rankin then stepped
to the platform threw the switch open aud
NiaEarn'p power was In Buffalo.
salute OF twenty one guns was tired
by battery stationed near the pawer
house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
|lIIIER TO TOM WATSON.
,..,,,st Chairman Condemned
|'s ' ~. Auti.fusion Advice,.
|r,s 4 STRONG APPEAL FOR BRYAN
oates May lie Elected tn
ecve al, states senate from
.,.bama-Hanna Is Silent

,r November 15.-ln view o.
,s,t the letter of Tom Watson ac'
,as ,hs vice presidential nomination Of
s,nllst party has been published
',s r pu,lsr today made public his re-
r,,,teu when Mr.. Watson's letter was
',,rsa in which he took exception te
,,ss, The reply is as follows;
THOMAS L. Watson, Thomson, Ga.
III .,sing,ou. D. c., October 26.-Dear
ynur letter of acceptance was re-
..i saturday. 1t has been detained in
I. ro,tiftIce for want of sufficient post
", in effect. advise populists not to
w., the Joint electoral ticket that has
is ,,ranged In a large number OF States.
= rosslble that you fully appreciate the
=. a, such advice? At least, upon re
S.,,on YOU must know that If enough
ke,iists should follow such advice it
"a mean the defeat OF Bryan and the
B~nn OF Mckinley. Besides, if your ad-
!, should be followed by enough popu-
The peoples party would not have ii
n, elector in the electoral college. In
states WHeEe VIZ HstNS JpiHl tlFrloi III
a. we will get every elector that we
M, and besides. 1t is in those States
M, We will get the bulk If not all OF
PEOPLES party congressman. In your
n State and other States which have
kEred your advice against electoral
|bu we will not get single elector. and
M not many congressman. If any.
I'm certainly can not mean. however
,s Vol may have favored a middle of
I. roid policy in the beginning. to adj
y your friends to do that which at this
n. would be the most effective agency
,la,.ug IN power Mckinley and his
kirs-the trusts and monopolies.
| Can any personal or party injustice,
trwer great, juCtify us In being respon-
HE either directly or indirectly. for
titlng In power the stock iobbers. monop-
tss, trusts and the British gold ring and
u o. the combined robbers of the people
b enemies OF good government? In the
|,ne Of outraged, suffering humanity,
1tas prayers today go up from millions
homes for William J. Bryan in his he
tt and marvellous struggle against the
(tions Of corporate greed and the hellish
FH conspiracy, let us sink every other
F:sisration and hold up his hands and
The full duty Of Americans and pat
les Let US remember it is a suffering
kPe and a betrayed republic and not
|rNratlc politicians that today call for
p help and demand our services. BRYAN
~ be elected and the government re-
|Flsd II every patriot does hiA duty. Let
J 10 ours
therefore, beseech Won to celange that
n Of your letter which gives advice.
Eth, II followed, would surely help the
F1non enemy. II you do not then you
Enel' must assume the responsibility Of
|fsg such document TO the public at
p time Yours truly.
Marion G.. Butler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

New York. November l5.-Arthur Cara
ner, the fast Western rider. through hls
advisor, John West. has issued n chal.
lense to f. G. Bald of Buffalo or Tom
Cooper of Detroit to n series Of three un.
paced races, the, distance 70 be one mite,
either Sl,W or 5000 Tor the series. Inc w.
ncr Ia take all In tho challenge West
SAYS
he races are to be run within thrty
days after the articles are s!gr.i II &
inmcteral TO me OH which track, or wnat
roini the races shall be held end the oniy
Ccndil3u ] shall impose il that the men
riding IN the SAM direction. I have de-
pc. iiei 81. with George Stewart. presl-
dent of the Thistle cyclinG club. Oh cage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Chicago, November 10 Every seat II,
Central Music Hall was filled tonight ana
hundreds stood in the back part ~ INC hA''
10 hear the speeches at the closing S'S-
sion of the annual congress Of the American
co.,,,,r Union and Freethought Federation.
rhn ,ncctine was called 10 order by FIesi-
dGnt Putnam. who stated that *ople..
Of the union was to oppose all attempts 10
,apjto church ana state,-- IT,, ..,,,,., Il,
SIrs coral Ar'~Riihnoad then sp2 1,;a, 10
defense of free thought after when res
dcnt putnam introduced Charles "s,,S'
vice president % the British oecVla ,. Coo
" Foot editor OF the London Ffeaihink D.,
err. president OF the British Secular soel ley
and successor to Charles BFadiausn' "''0
spoke.
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No CHANGE ~ THE EAST.
The Armenian Patriotic Union VIII
Push Its Work,

New York Nov mber 1.-THE executive
committee of the Armunian Patriotic
Union OF the United Stltcs today issued
tho following statement.
I'm view of the apparent satisfaction
with wh.ch the latcst promises Of reforms
IN ide 10y TIA" sultan OF Turkey have been
received Ia certain circles OF Europe. ths
Armenian IatriOhc Union, through the
rNrcuNNc committee desires to make the
stat cuseui. TINT thcrr hns been no change
in tha present situation In the East and
that this union Intends TO prosecute It's
work without any reference 10 any prom
istS tina may. from time Co time, be made
hy the porte
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BISMARCK NOW SATISFIED
rrench Nervousness, Ne Said, Made
War Imminent.
APPEALS AMOUNT TO COMMANDS.
spain Wants Fifty Million D,i,,r.
una wants II BadIy-Cnntincut-
al Demand for Gold Heavy.

London. November l6-A dispatch from
vienna to the Times quotes the Neue Freie
Fresse as saying that the gist Of a recent
'"iN Win Prince Bismarck was that he
'eN SATISFIED with the results Of his So
called revelations regarding relations of
Germany and Russia prior to 1880. French
nervousness. he said. had reached such a
heiSht that her confidence in Russ!a's sup.
port IN any contingency made the danger
OF war quite imminent
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THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

Executive Committee Reports an
the Body Nmlis on Cleveland.
Washington. Novomber 1.-THE features
OF the procte lipgs OF tho National Grange
were the submission Of tho report Of the
executive committee and the ccliing OF
The members In a body Oh President cieNo-
lard.
The executive commit toc reported 81 80
ionU9d ca read 'atnte securities deposltod
with the fscnl agency. The report ~ the
aEri 'uliuiv IS suffering from dispropur-
'lo.aic burdens which. # long Continued.
may cause much d aasirlus results, 10
have oVtrtlittn Tho agricultural class In
othtr countries. The report 10 strong
plea for farmers f.ghtA
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boss HANNA.
'"'ea to Say Any,,,.
r.. ihe In the Cnhinct

|n,ys,sra =" 'he Cabinet.
p, ua' Ohio November 15.-Nr NJ
\, . .. was seen today by renor,sr
k,s,. .a 10 get from him a statement re
s Inc gossip connecting his namo
~. "a cabinet POSITION '''' 'A'i''
M H. name s has been used in connection
y the Ne esNenclTetaFyship of the treasury y
Rrit,tIrs. PORTER viii ynu make an M
r save statement with reference Se ~ 10
E'eply. N0' discuss 1t at ALL" was
b s,s i's s. Of the newspapers saw tbo,
ft"' declared you would accent y '" NO
ElA M rot 70 Remember ever having .,,,
wen you are so quoted"
y can't help that" was the ro.
laSa,,o,Sp evenin Mr. Hanna will, ,o
uulOr W cl, number OF his friends at
Bat tss Nothing has been made % ne p,,6 eH
sss su,' rSSsramme and it is said puP' :.
p hn,,Is' Nh, ins members Of the s cniI VIA
VIII be adn1ittrd ""'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

New York, November IA desperate
prize fight of seven rounds took place
this morning near Union IItl. y. J. IT
was between Tommy Kelly OF Iiobokcu
and Iush McDonough of Boston. More
than iH spectators from Hudson county
cad New York attended Kelly had the
h,st of the hight aUHi severely punished
Mcponough McponogR'h made three iouis
In the seventh round and kellYs seconds
stopped the lighting. The rcferut left the
ring without rendering IL decision The
rght was made a draw by mutual agree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Patrias. Greece, November IA social
list killed rich merchant named Frangoul
Psrnol in the street here and was after
wards arrested. Tho incident has caused II
sensation and II is the first outrage of the
kind which has occurred in Greece.
The murderer of the rich merchant Fran
gou Parnol. boasts OF being anarchist
Many others have been arrested in con
uection with the crime.
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Childress. Texas, November 1a.-Fol-
lowing are the now county officers. w G
Cross, county judge, DEM: w r McCon.
nell county attorney. dem: ]. NJ. Alex
ander district and county clerk dem.
r. :. Rohorts. sheriff and tax collector
dem; ]. W. Hawkins, treasurer. ropub
J.. NJ. Randall, tax assessor dem. W j.
Nostinoreland, surveyor. dem Commis.
sioners. a. T. Scott. precinct No. /; b. +.
bar precinct No. .; J. y. Patterson. pre-
clnct No 3; ]. a. TAYLOR. precinct No. 4.
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IDENTIFY untrue. because under the present
pontir there has been only single deposit
tion' which was that OF Bishop Journal
who was insane.
The ltalie, however, suggests ms ,,ss,h,s
that II Archbishop ireland committed
further imprudences the Irritation Of tho
vatican would be so great that hc micht
be invited to resign.
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Mail OrderS~>,,,,,,,,,
,,,,,,,,,,,, from Florida.

LEXINGTON, FLORIDA Nov. s, 1896.
MsTRoT BROS, Houston Texas:
Dear Ssl see in your Sunday "Ad" Japanese Mating
Cotton Warp Joint for $500 per 40 yards Will YOU send
as much as three rolls prepaid to this State Forda
near at wish order rolls
Aouress, Mrs. E. H. BEALI.
Lexington, Fla
~ The POST only claims to nd aud
Sentra exas thoroughly but
eNas
eneprlsIng
"a results SHOWN and accordingly
ing center is growing daily
HE POSI reflects this to thOusa ids day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Paris. November Is. The Rappcl sug-
gests that Lord Salisburys recognition Of
the Monroe doctrine In the Venezuelan
agreement viii embarrass the settlement OF
the Cuban troubles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

First race. cne nelo, selling Captain
Dranc, lG; Birr'ngh1m 1oi Jerry Mack
jessie Rird. lel: R@s1er. Mate. rs. Lestor
Brown Jewel. Partlran. The Merchant. ~
Fannie Hunt Swift Dean. Or. Kellogg. w.
seeoei race, thiirs.,e,-,four'4s Of r,!'Ge,
JtHet. Rachael capny, IS; Lyll!s. Black
Bess. dertie Reed. ai
wnP lgr G ra re ne Tom 1sb,or
Lucy Lee lDl Robinson. Ds. Miss Emma.
%; Poo y Day II, Reprieve. Fre3co, Lib
Foiirt, race. one and aoe-half miles.
s,s'Vu.ri huri,ss-EN KcndiV ff2 Ar.sio-
crat, 1871 Lori Russell l2s; Shears. Scamp,
12S.
Ciirulior ~: feNoN. Prosecutor. f07,
Wfnthrp. Blily Arnold. Lcokhart, Uncie
Eli Ait'dcrrioce, " @Fa r'aUs II. Eniur-
ance r. Alvin F.. Dai.Fo
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Wilmington, Del, November Ill, ,s
reported mere today that Colonel Dupont
VIII renew his contest for seat in tho
United states senate. j. Edward Al.
dlcks is fighting In the courts for sixteen
seats IN the legislature ON the ground of
FRAUD III Kent and Sussex counties He
o"ree's ueeision On thursday. ami If 1t
rs against MIN he Will mike ~ co,tas'
Washingtnb NS'eeSl III
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London. November is.-The Parts CORE
rponGent Of the Times, with reference 20
the reports that President Faure will visit
p,,.i., LIZ sea. in order to avoid trsvera.ng
foreirn territory. ana nlso that he viii visit
england on the occasion of the NietI
celebration next year, links that neither
nrotect is likely TO be executed.
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JEWISH MOMES
Delegates from Eighteen states At.
tend the Convention.

New York, November II. The first con
vention OF the National Council of Jewish
Women, was opened today In the Tuxedo
hall There were 100 delegates present in
Guiding about fifty from New York City.
Great preparations had been made for the
convention and the delegates from out OF
town commenced to arrive on Friday last
The session opened at o'cloc', at which
nearly all Of the delegates were present
Many of them had never been in New
York and the officers OF the local section
spent two hours in introducing them TO the
people of New York who comprise Il
good majority of the council. After the
delegates had registered adjournment was
had.
Among the prominent delegates present
were airs. Carrie Bcnjauin OF Denver;
Mrs Rebecca Hirsch OF Atlanta; Mrs ~
len Henrotin of Chicago Mrs. Eta Nz
bau, indianapolis; Mrs. Cecil r. Hir&h,
Des Moinos. Iowa; Mrs. Hattie Hcllerzt
Louis, Mrs. Bertha l.. Frank, Ba!tEore
Md; Mrs. Nina NJ. Cohen. MinneI oils ,
Mrs Theresa Grata, Newark n. ~ Mrs.
Ella H. phillipson Cincinnati, ~ Paul
inc IL. Rosenberg, Philadelphia; Drs Net
tie l.. Miller, Memphis, Tenn.
The delegate from Canada is Mrs NJ.
Desota.
The officers OF the council, all of whom
are from Chicago and arc present, are:
President, Mrs. H. solomon, vice presl-
dent Mrs. e. Mandel treasurer, Mrs. IA.
L. Sell: corresponding secretary, Misc
Sadie American; recording secretary. Mrs.
Il. j. Wolf.
Eighteen States have representatives III
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Knoxville. Tenn. November l5.-Mrs.
Victoria Boicback. aged i5. daughter OF
chang. ono OF the world renowned siamcse
twins. died here today from the effects OF
surgical operation. She lived In North
Carolina and came to this city to consult
a SURGEON,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Lima, Ohio November l5.--The leading
officials OF the Standard on company were
here today on tour 0f inspection. They
will no through the Indiana fields and
inspect the cudahy pipe line with a view
TO purchasing Il. II In said the Standard
VIII soon expend si500.OO0 in improve
monis on its refineries
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London, November IA Cape Town
dispatch to the Times says that there is
good authority to state that the indemnity
to be demanded by the Trausvaal for the
Jameson raid Will not be large enough to
cause embarrassment in any Quartor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Jackscnville Texas. November Ill u
Mcfarland editor Of the Banner. who held
the position Of engrossinc clerk of the
house in the Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth legislatures, has announced as
candidate for re- electinn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

London. November 16 The Chronicles
Rome correspondent is assured as n re-
suit Of the Bismarck disclosures Austria
VIII propose n new clause to the drcbund
treaties. TO counteract the effect OF secret
treaties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Nis crop reports are accepted as authority
49,. WHERE lie is not politician and has
urged by the business interests NJ ,bis 9i.,.s
irrespective of political alliances. I, H.
Qullo likely, however that Mr.. Murt,S
comes from State that will preclude So.
rlous consideration of his case ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

K Inn ~ ARK November Ex-senator
NJ be ,o,, 's'' tonight for St. Louis. lie
'r.n and . there by Hon. William !.
: ihree ge evt,sFnor Stone of Missouri and
he 81. F rann will spend a few DAYS
..s''a' Jo1os. , v.a, river duck Lunt,I,y'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16
SPORTING NOTES.


Moscow. November i5.--Gaskcr bent
steinii'. in the third game Of the cham
Pionship match efter ,hirty-fvo moves.
LdSkcl has now three games to Ste,lit2'9