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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-17
SaIva-csa Is Perfectly Safe Remedy TO uss'
REPORT by THE DISTINGUISHED CHEMIST,
PROF. HENRY A. MOTT, PH,D., LID, ETC.,

Fellow of the London Chemical Society,
Member of the American Chemical Society,
Chemist Of the Mcdico, Legal Society,
{ Author of numerous scientific works on Food,
Ventilation. Chemistry, etc.
" New YORK, October %, 1895.
{ pursuant to request | have ex-
{ amned the preparation known as
{ SALvA-cEA and find the same to be
composed Of perfectly harmless and
efficient medicinal constituents, prin-
( cipally Of vegetable origin. Chemical
( analysis demonstrates the entire
s absence Of any metallic poison, such
as lead, mercury, arsenic, copper,
} etc., or their salts, as also the entire
I absence of any alkaloid, such as
( morphine Opium, strychnine, etc.
" 1t is not the Office of the chemist
) to point out the medicinal applica-
} bility Of any preparation, still, know
I ing the nature of the constituent
elements which compose SALvA-CEA, \
( ! can say that the properties of the
5 Same are so well defined that ] am
) justified in saying it should accom-
: plish the work for which it is
( recommended.
{ = have the honor to sign myself,
: Yours respectfully,
} HENRY A. MORT, PHD., LID"
s SALvA-cEA is a positive remedy
} for piles, colds--especially cold in
} the head-all skin irritations and
{ chahngs. 1t is antiseptic and ano-
{ dyne.
! Two sizes, as and 50 cents per box.
! At druggists, Or by mail.
For dep ssatra pain a nd Inflammation 81 the
J0ia2s nss Salga-esa, Extra Strong"
So2a in fins at Is cents eaeA.
THE BRANDRErH Co., a74 Canal ST.. NY.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-17

Fellow Of the London Chemical Society,
Member Of the American Chemical Society,
Chemist Of the Medico, Legal Society,
Author Of numerous scientific works on Food,
Ventilation. Chemistry, etc.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia; entirely vege-
table, safe.
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THE AGGREssoR KILLED.
Terrible Havoc Played with Pistols Dur
ing n Country Dance.

Terrible Havoc Played with Pistols Dur
ing n Country Dance,
Henrietta. Texas, May 5.-Las, night Il
dance was hold at the home OF Charles
Risiy. about nine miles southeast CT
here. An old grudge existed between H.
ram curtis aud Mat Bentley. When cur
It's arrived he found Bentley already
there and with two friends. ormand and
Tate Ivy name. He walked up to Bentley
and told hln to get out AT the same tina
throwing w his gun and commencing to
shoot
Bentley jumped back, drew his gun and
returned Curtis fire. After shooting five
times he ran out OF the door and started
for Hcnrletta TO give himself up.
After the firing ceased It was found that
Hiram Curtis was shat general times in
the breast, Bird Risly. son of Noah Ris-
ly. was shot in the breast once; charles
I1isly was shot IN the leg and s u. nct-
ner was shot in the hip.
Ilefner cimo to town aud had the bali
extracted ana brought the iirst news to
The city shortly after Bentley came to
town ana gave himself up to the officers.
1t is reported here ,hat both Hiram
Curtin and Bird llsy ure now dead.
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Il DEMAND PRolVls|
Mrs. VilIayerde TeI.o..... \
President Regarding t.s,,s
ANXIOUS FOR HER BsoTBtRsas
Now York Herald Corr,.,...
tho Revolution Lar. ~sl
Cub" VIII Ne = Clsa,, u. =.

New York, May 18th. ~,
m morning says; Mrs. Em.lA c.n..
Niilaverde. sister Of pedro c. ssaa
american citizen whose .s,T ,.ss''
sho' near San Miguel de Cub, W.. Y.
spanish columns had rajd.d -. Wy
was seen at her home IN ,A, M e \
night. Mrs, villaverde i, ~, n... ~
trlted with anxiety for her ,,.v
~ ana sent the following ,.'.s
President Cleveland; 1al
My brother. Pedro cssaoo,.
~ are American citizen, ~
Julio Vidal, Is IA naiivs Y I'd
nave been trampled on, ihei. assiias q
their servants sho, and ,ba. a W.
ei.,d by Spanish troops in M T.. a'H "
Cuna. AS an American ci,i..au va
immediate protection by ~ - S,adi u
lor their lives and properiv mss Z
TO a reporter she saia".'.,
nor noiror ana Indignation The aecors. (
troops IN San Miguel. Ton,ss,s
-, rom my sister In Hnvss.
teiis ne of the awful deia,is WI \
the report In every partic,,isss aa t'ss
err, although born in Cnhs " 4
American citizen In 1860 ana wsas
nome In New York civ s, 10y nis|
large estates in San AIiynei ~ X. ! "
M \ urally spent the win,o. =. az
Cuba, whore lie could loor Va mas'a
ests on the island. "''s' us l
lie served many Years i, ~. =,
regiment. Co. *. Of the W.. ..' y tl,s3
tlohal Guard receiving nm Sa, iO1
charge Being an American . o,.,aa
tiheSt sense of the word ba . AZ Il
to take any par, in the t ny Mu ~ Y,
N cuba. but remained ,hera ham ~, hl
uslia' this spring. hoping in ss,s NJ "
"r'y from destruction. lie w ss,e j. ~
every one as an American 's sra ~ ~
Sp.Gt"d as such by the ins,,rr,n s y
~, Word was brought me bv s ~ ~
IN" Ward line steamer. whisb a ~. wy
rived that General Wevla, h ~, "
my brother and his family !; rai u " Y
Island. II this he true hs a. III ', s.s
'eaNe for New York bv the ns ~,s Nm. pal
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NITRATE KING IS DEAD.
Coll North Suddenly Expired While
at Business Meeting.
\ PROMINENT RACE HORSE OWNER.
lie Alto Oysters Wnd Drank stout Jus
before Hts DcRth-Tcxas Editors
In Mexico.

London May 5.--Coiorel North. while
presiding at q meeting at tho Nitrate COM
panys oiilces in the Wool Pack buildings
today, tainted In his char and expired at
1 O'Clock this evening.
Altnough the death Of Colonel North is
believed TO have been duo 10 heart disease.
IT is stated that before his demise he ale
a dozen oysters sent 20 him from res
tnii4aut IN the Vicinity OF tue COMPANY :
office. 4ue shells VIII Dee examined \
coupe * doctors were summoned Almost
Immediately after the co,ou"! i.slutt1' n"s
Their efforts we're useless. There VIA To
"A post mortcu examination oi lir re-
me officials of tho Nitrate company
arr re,icent about TIE matter ana We're
even rr4uctant to admit the to!pnri W AS
dead. Ills death has caused g.t@t eNt.1r-
meut tn financial circles, ane II also err-
atcd a -tisHtlon whsu 10 WAS diinpInerA
In tho lpnbv VI thr house % commons.
Among those present IN tae board room
wien Colonel North fAirtot WIS his sou.
captain North, ana Va lis arms iAe money
king expired.
Further details regarding The death
show tnat he aiteatci a Naerlng pi We
laguuts company AZ ~ e.NeN w. the 81
tcrhcon. and afie. ward return'a io his
office. arparonty n good health iir hAs
HrilN ~ in toiuc tyitNQs "a "A saloon
situated IN ihe same Aailiins. ard '@sn
mounted fh" stairs - aitrut ti" ih.t iiiN
% flr N.iiNtr railway. i'rov 20 ilis iurri-
ius Co.,nti North ate a dokcu oSsfeps a.;
drank a bottle of stuut. Apih 90 wh'r r
w'rs Int - MIN from Is sao''s ies-
ttufstrt. Shortly afterwards b" lOtN-
plaiuad Of severe pains ca!i,d for huly
ana .tlk some. lut soon laliA11HI iit hif
cha lra cNpro0. 'fha 10 We're s'.in-
mo- ci aud are now snnrie- th' room tn
Whi 70 Ne oplNfal died llif body wil re-
inaiH te uniii the yrl ~ fle iGtl's.
witch MI take Niare i1nD.f 'N
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

plllr ,,isI,,ii1, 7lY.. ,,.,,,.,,
RI rn'lij,, ,,','i ~ ','i i.,'i''
,i,,,f,,5l.'.t 4, '' ga ~ - -
is ,5d 49, - ~ 'is~l.' ~, ~
MN t,,.,,,,, i,, ,, - % '''o
|,,,,'.' ~
,,,. - l-nHl5 ~ i'2-'rn "neh' re-
,' '.i,,' am l,' ',,l'it ~ m ! n
- ~ ~ ''ipN'' ,Flt, ."NN' was Nlra p!
ie.i.'i7 Ivy "li 'leNHtoi 7-hi' un4.i-
nag Y"Arl " iiin
TUCSON. Arc. Edward Eggloston.
cai-I 'thunppunc Chnrie" mltn Mrs.
l.. Turner. Who cloped rom Phoenix,
AtI<.. lNN' been bold ON yfllrNcs of anul-
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very beautiful, hot house peaches. which
lie assured her were the only ones to be
had IN all Paris. She asked the price and
WNs told tina, they were 81
'But that Is very dear" she said BE
SIDES. am no; At all sure that the favor
8 good
Let US try one madam" replied the
shopkt-per and before she could prevent
him he hal broken one az the peaches and
MAS offering her half, while he himself
ate the other piece.
delicious" WAS her verdict. And how
much are the other two?"
"Eigh; dollars, madam" replied IN"
sinisng proprietor. You see. since We
havc eaten the third those that remain ARC
50 'upch moro rare than they were before.
NV should We Try another. the last one
would he SIS"
Fortunately She was possessed Of Al,
abundance OF this worlds goods. SO hastily
raii her 3. lest they 30 mp IN price.
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crRrnw laws our WEST.
No Movement Of Recent Years Has Met
Wiih 50 Much Success.


Tic curfew ordinance designed to keep
children off the streets at night, with
Witch ITO churren &C this Stafa are now
threat ned anl against when they are
cieali2iuE q Protest. las come TO be ac-
e9,trd ~ ultter Of course in tlie smaller
cities and towns If almost every state
West at lhe Mississippi river Ier. aus no
0cNoNofi IN recent vars has spread so
wdey IN The West and met with such
general arpruhlfion, snys the New York
Sun. as ths rirfrw lax. 1t was first in
troducoa lu q MINI sofa town a year and a
haf aep. In "a. urst SIX months cucfow
ct!ineuc hivn been adopted in various
towns In Oregon. Washington. idaho,
South Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas. Mime
s0ta. Michigan. Missouri, Indiana and
Gcorgia. rnc idea docs not appear to
have been gncraily taken up IN any
Eastern or southern STATE, ALTHOUGH iso-
laied cases haNc heeu not ] of the passngc
at eurf " ofdIanco in the South Iiut
IN tnn West the cGrfew Idea Is sprea ling
such rate that 1t Is liirly Ia he adopt
81 universally soon In the States west Of
the N!-sissippi Hcrctofr re the large cities
lave net thought II best to adop, such a
law, although In many cities II has been
hrough, M for constellation. and in some
cities a ellrfcw ordinance mas PISSED the
cry council 10y small majority and heeu
vetoed Ny the mayor Last Wednesday,,
however, omaha, Neb, adopted tho orl-
nauce nv unanimous Vote of the city
council Lincoln ani South omaha already
have such an ordnance and SO generally
Is spp.o,al of the idea spreading that with
onahds example. il sccms probable That
even TIN Zig cities of the West Will before
long revire Nc cnrfew for the purpose Of
regulating tho habits and morals OF the
rising generation
All III" testimony, gathered from every
town where thr cilrfcw has been lpstft,,,ed
u ~ .tas J.. a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
HAVANA BUDGET
Daily News Prepared for WE
.-rul ANnNlgT.

Daily News Prena!tn ~.
.rai Weyler'
Havana Nav 5.-Thc insurs'aa
burned the village of Alonzo R9F'.
province of linar del Rio ~ =,
, inc farms in It's ncIshOorhosa = y, \
a , tho tobacco crops a
canto. Tiere. La Magma, ka,
p a',,g, crashIjIno. Alsare' aud 4. 8
del Il Sur Sur. the proprietors , q q T.
pronnrlv ana spectators ''a'' =
Of io6scfo ,,, nGn S asR9s II Sepyas.a,G'
W "'i hn,i,,s II tiehting has dlslssiaIsus,
n :" no tnrca nf Insurgents A'i SM.s
of Nom rhe insul gents a saA,sa 4 Il
III 81, ,,,Siii, If cnsaiiova. oNh's "
American. with the sAc1p"
or KIN hog gss Miguel lie Jaru, ,g,' p 1
.-ents trl.I 10 piow up A., a n n, "
u ug" - d I'm bit luckily 0 ri Ii.
tn,,chinn or bono prepaiya' afisr ID !
,ins. ,di1 not explode untli a' IN II
haJ pas.1I thn spot seleciea, s., Id u
mo II Is now definitely sss vi
nous insliisenl leader SOM tplFs
wnItni,.d at Inc engase.ay;,naa
Cardboard. died on me ivnsrsiia
The AImansa BATTALION ,b,s pr5gv
san Nicholas district oil ."iS ~
Killed srveral Insurgents " ~
which has Just taken solta
talion's doctor ana Wv
wounded. district "
surgonts have been killssu sisht ~
ana tte troops captures cats "
ihe guerilla force oil Ats,rmlsh.
four insurgents IN snnsiaaap ~
Lieutenant colonel IN Ia Ine
prisad an insursent ANN az t.s
OF santa Clara. hilii'is "i ss,,o.ss Z
\ Spanish crJs.er ha, ,ns coa.A
snrgent fort al La uu w tls fpl.
Immediately upon ths ,ninl,
of Inc ad,niinl the eour' hoard y
nlibuster,srs captured on ,, I'm y
petitor viii be proceeded Nth W The y,
ilton me corrasponienl o. aarpis
is M only American ci'inx,san,s csi1
mo lain of The United s''Mr . w
WI . M, ~, accoant Of y ~
h.a 49,, refnscd. but y 10 HhH
thougll- probable iha' - IA
saved. armed ppTsI
ha a. .nrr en1lsred 10 inc ., y
"s @oun TqsrS"aSll IL seat% va sa's
Puerto Principe. ~ i RIO. III
province of rinar as .,are he ss
10 tn. point from ram the ~
obedience 10 orders ~ ~ il repS
surcent government route inIr
oountr!fnsn along ~ r,,mors ~,
is possible. They assn ,;.at inspIrfss
relatives II a promline accept is, 80
has snid I'VE wonin cna,onlal ~
government, hut n no, ~ Rlosfa
The insurgent leaue sa twslsss. j 4
Regina Languez NV surrenass a
armed followers, my in HayA
authorities at G,lirh - Rs ~
surgont leader, Arues'
Matanzas.
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------ -
ElfSSlA AND CIIINA

New York, May "A dsfntoh TO the
Herald from ST. Petersburg snysi
Apfopos Of the visit of III Hung Chang
to 81 Petersburg Prince outiouskiwy. who
Travelled with the Chinese statesman.
Whites
The chinese envoy has delivered papers
~hl0h sSniiy friendship between the two
great nei"nhoring states. Russia has no
need OF anN alliance y treaty VITA china
waud only be nm annoyance To US. Nus.
- interest Is meh'iy To hold china IN
tact We shall not permit any one 10 nt-
IA k the country II Rnssla protects
CHINA size PROJECTS herscf"
Coming from tho quarter II does. ard
printed. NJ il is. in official double Tended
type. ,hr~v statements may be taken as
.n'irely nlHi wholly representing The truth
about the much debated relntions existing
between Russia ind china, NJ treaty. hut
cuiirc understanding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
MERE clNDER PATE.
If Revolution Continues cuh. n,
Burned Over

Burned Over.
New York. n. Y, May 5-Srs,
respondence of the Herald from HI,
under date of April 30, says:
III General Weylcr succeed, /, Al,
the rebellion IN the time he ha, .,
years. aud he has made very lid,
way up TO date,' said sugar has
me, Cuba VIII be ii mere c.nder ~,
tween the Gulf Of Mexico and tts d
1t Will be laid waste as no couutr
was before. II has been said Nj
OF the torch must end sonewhst
HreS continue to rruckle merrliy 4.
the island, and the end Is not yet. u
eNl'able result of the form Of tsh
paien has been the levying Of blaaj
Dy minor cniefs. y wealthy man ibid
me yesterday that he had been no..a
the insurgents IN charge Of the ID
where his properly is located, ,h
would be spared for the consldsNda
$500 As the buildings cost not
$40 coo the owner would gladly n!
5000 II he knew that he wclE u
protection He fears, however, ira
pms The rebel officers they will Il
Ferret to some ciner section Of III
ana their successors would imnt's
Apply the torch Something o. NJ
recently happened IN Matanzas "
wncrc It building was burned Na
had been paid to protect II.
another result of the war may
practical determination OF ne
ly,.H NJ horses They are L1l
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nx-eovEnNon moaa-s srEEcH.

Ex-Governor IloFg i= always in.erestlrs
on the stump. He has something T. ray
tina. is original and he says II in an orig
snai way. HIS speech Mt waxahachie
Monday was no exception. although the
governor had TO follow beaten path and
handle thrcaibare subjects.
S>>Thc only portion Of his srecoh ~ epe-
rlaI interest 10 Texans. however was Tho
par. relating to the dencit loft over ~
his administration and the hriot com
merits on state affairs when he INDUCED
The ex-governor declares that he was not
responsible for or In favor of the reduction
OF taxation TO fifteen CENTS on the hun
dred. II was that reduction, and not OK
tYavarance or nismaoaeemon', as oppo-
sltion organs contend that was respon-
e!ble for the d,eci,. This reduction % the
tax. In fact, was an error OF Judgment
largely. based on tho expectation of a
continued phcnor nal advance In State
assessments As q resulted tho low rate
was not sufficient 10 meet tho necessary
expenditures and the delicit. was the out
come.
The present rate was not IN one sense
an tncrease of taxation, but was mcrey
q restoration Of raies--a ooufaseon,
graphing with the necessities OF the cit
uatton. AS Il Is now oven. the people Of
Texas have one OF the light@st OF stat
burdens one Of the lowest rates OF taxa
ton In the world. Ex-Governor liosg use
one OF his homely illustrations In depict
fng what an inconsiderable burden tn
e,...x 49, 4, ofter uil--the price OF 81
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b. ,'rsra
Washnetor. Niv senator chandler
today circun'oA thn following petition ON
toe rcrel1iaan siie of he chamber;
Io ,n san nate t. wiuiUr ON Finance
rho undersigned represent 'hat IN case
any hill frh,ilHH 80 ipfrsaal rrFcN4' or
ana fllG Us cpnaacrri py tiir S,ua'e al
III. iiit soni srfFlnn ihe Commits gin
a,rrit4 NIL inotc ARD suNpor' inr n'Ii-
tiait al 81 ciua~u providing tor an "ioVNai'
IN agtaing TIE petition to sruator Nor
md rnAirrAu of tilr commit ifr, senator
Islu4ler vhotn Als' TtA tAH 'li'N ii'r
,.4te- nal not hean N. seulNd 90 ANY monk
hers ~ Ike finance committee, TO " morn u
h addressed. ga thr r"puNhgan arNaiol
,vn, have voted asalisl lANing vl' ne
Dir.slty I'M He also stated thai Tie
nanies ~ some senators had not ne"n So
st.r.l hagauHy the seuatofs wcro not IN m
.ors Of the party. Hut. he aideh Il
mini, I am able TO SAY that all the r..
pniilirnn sonafors and polnlists rs well
are in fnyor Of putting ON u qpty on Wool
Whenever an amvdment Is mace to me
present tnrin law -. ,,,,,.,,. .,,,,
seliators The petition was li"lt pn
bvenuse Of n proposition 10 can IN mli
for lhs repeal OF Inc provision ~ thr
ur,sarif law IN the rate Of tax on alcohol
nsed an arts and IN, itcinc.
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PICNIC AT ORANGE.
Jewish soc,etv Enjoys a Days outing
Near ORANGE


Orange Texas. MY 5--rhc most enjoy
able picnic of the season was given by The
jewish young poopie ms, Sunday, May g.
\ number of young folks from the neigh
lo!lnG city OF Beaumont came over by
invitation to attend the days ont lux.
1ncy ware met at the train with convey
hnces and taken 10 the picnic grounds. on
NE hanks OF Adams bayou, most pie
turesIuo spot,
Tho weather was delightful for tho
rain the preceding might Followed by n
dAv
Fishing and al sorts of outdoor games
were INDUCED II when Mt noon "A grand
spread IN the old-fashion picnic style was
gwen Everybody enjoyed The dav most
delightfully."- and look forth with pleasure
and pleasant anticipation for another
such event.
Mr.. Y, ". Lyons, tn. popular salesman
Of the orange Mercantile company. and
Mr. sam l-oVy. Of Tho commercial iirm of
Levy n co. deserve much 81 edit for the
management and interest msnifested in
the affair
The following ladies and gentlemen par
tepatti' Mr.. and Mrs u Massikcr, Mr..
ana Nrs. A. ingcnhoim Mr. and Mrs. j.
hoihScMlis. MIR. sad Mrs II. j. Harris.
Missos .ena Levy, Gertrude and .Iuiia
Miiler Fttn iSoiski Of orange. Miss
lirlen Hirshfelder OF Waco and Miss 5
sara Ln,y, Annette Levy. Carrie Rich
eras ana Nathan OF Beaumont. Mcssrs.
Y. ". Lyons sam Levy Maurice Lucas,
$. Rothschild szwirn Saper' stevenson
ana tross OF orange and Messrs, j.
Aaruns, Alswann Maihisin Joseph and
jake Nathan of Beaumont.
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IN cIIANGr m MiLMA1.kEr

Milwaukee, May The strnet car strike
sitnation Is practically unchanged today
No efIoir was made hy the company to
put out cars untl o'c.oek, when sixteen
naiAti Toy new men wen tartrd on thu
tarW"N aNruue Inc. No cars ar" running
on amy other Inc. SlNitcn electrical WORT
ers anu dymnuo tenders siruck u. the
main power house ms m4r,Ii.l: but the
company officials say they have com
potent men to supply thor places. = mum.
hcr 81 rlcciriciaua etuplpNrt ly private
firms am uiiTdun,s ruok in sympathy
Tho federated trades council, at Us
meeting last night, dld NOT order SYM
nathetlc STRIKE but rrsuil4-ions indprsinae
! the cas-, of Tho strikers and promising
moral and financial support were adoplci
y committee waa appointed 70 20 to tho
counci' meeting tomorrow ana complain
ing Ia run cars and In some instances col
/ lecting fares
crowds 81 slrlkors and sympa,hizors
I largely composed Of bays. created mmer-
I aus disturbances today Ia SOME p,aeos
/ Henry G Payne was hung IN efNgy.
The most serious disturbance since the
strike was innngurptci ofcurca tonight
4 when mob Of Ghin tren aud boys attacked
I ihr'e larwcli avenue ears near ihe Last
| SIDE harne. u was thr first aiiempt II
run cars nj nigl' nnj each motor wa
| crowded with policemen Tho mob linad
| dreds ~ hricFa nr1 stones wore thrown
! NV ihr mob FVtrv window IN tho three
cars war swashe1 anl many 90 No 90
NCfmrn ware sfr'l0k ~ no n1ierli,s Til.
/ rHfro''rcn 'orntca ~ efrAl arl ,'ereat
( o1'V chnrra1 $50 rintors covorai lrras,s
( ~ ~" v'niniiv - Tho rar hnrns forcihl,
4 etcofe' il'' 'hrortee n mon I'm then, an
f.'' rel iNe'r p'oerl - rnl1ntrh' In.
crGw'e had hc2n d'snerscd
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i!ams and Mclaughlin Glnsscock Is In n
.iN- The hlg three is understood 10 hc or-
posing Glassrock. and Charlie III part!c-
ular. IN referring to Williams (;iasseock's
editorial fricndN remarks that there is no
occasion for the Importation Of populistic
newspaper talent into Austin. How the
Honorable George Will come out can't he
guessed al this writing. but the chances
are that he's II trnc worried about this
time
Reports from the country districts nrc to
tie effect that the dosui'ory pcpulistic pri-
iIarloa which are being held there nre
SHINY attended. In some cases not
enough sunragofis have shown up TO MAKE
up a list Of delegates from.
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ll1l.nrnG nrAcMNn NsNlNGroN

Mashlnaton, May D = KepreFonlaiive
Klohers reached here last night ana was
sworn IN today, oceHpNihs MI NiAin old
alelon accompanied him TO he clerk :
desk. when The speaker administered the
oath Of office. His colleagues introduced
INN about ON the floor during tie day aud
made HIM generally acquainted with the
routine habits of u member.
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grcssonai district held here today YES
rafinn Warner of Dewitt county was re
dominated for congress- w. H. kraiz OF
Monticello and Charles q. Eckhnft of Tns-
cola were selected delegates 10 the st
LOUIS convention. The convention adopted
a resolution instructing delegates TO ~ote
f4r Mckinley as long as he was before
,lt. ,opyppttpu
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many FOR ARBITRATION.

London. May 5.-Nr William Vernon
Harcourt. liberal leader IN the house Of
commons. a, the Nanque, of the Lihcml
cub EXPRESSED considerable imrotionocc at
the delay in settlement OF the Nene2ue't
dispute. said that he believed that the
country was ready for arbitration and no
pegsonol pride or roi,'cni onstinaey should
hc allowed 70 impede the negotieuons,
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
PEOPLE WANT MCKINLEY.

Omaha. Ncb,, May 5.--Colonel Robert
Inscrsoll was in this city today. In as
cussing politics, he sad: Mch inley VIZ
Na uo,ninniad n, s.. Louis and have lots
of delegates to spare. The people aSso.
cln,e Mckinley with protection ana They
associate protection with prosperity in'y
hv fonllnp with the tariff and they want
N"rhev are tired Of Cleveland and dem
ocrntic administration. They want Mc-
Einlcv aud they will have HIM
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rrtr,rr or SOUND MONEY.

washington Ga, May SECRETARY
Baks smith Of the interior department,
delivered an address in behalf OF SOUND
money here today. He was listened TO
ntt.,iily elv by nm audience of several
thousand people mostly farmers, who
cheerel his uttcrances literally.