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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09
COLLEGE cLuRs.


Nhairnan Jones Encourages the student.
In Organizing.
chicago Sent mbor s-Cbairman Ion,s
OF the democratic national commst,cc "a.
s'td an addI%ss which has for its sub.
lect fWthertnce OF the hiinctallc move.
men' among tn, VI ivcrsities and colleges
ana plcdging TO 1t the aid Of tho national
cor mit,ee. 1t reads:
Chicago. September S; To All Demo-
cratic Students In the United States-The
National democratic committee win begin
biyol cluhs as proposed by bryan club
oi the University OF Clcago, in the call
they have sent out
Ne ti'us, that the democratic students
VIII cooperate In forming this associn-
ton and We ask that the clubs when or
s"hlz"d VIII FORWARD the names OF their
J. e'iu"nt aud secretary and the number
ol members enrolled 10 The secretary OF
tie BfNan club of the University OF chi.
cago The NalI0gal comm t.pc WIN lend
IS assistance to this movement In what
ever way u can. This rs truly cnmpnlg =
IT education ana u Is the duty OF a.
Nonrg men, especially those In our c,h.
'HtionAl instluuOns. to take am artiVo
la~l IN d sclSsiuR the problems which 50
difcily concern the welfare Of or ~
ton.
believing our ctusc TO he hs' and thn>
tui understand ~ OF the l-ucs before
Tho y oplc- partlculWily the money uucs-
tor-will lead us 20 victory deserved w..
invoke discussion among college men ana
appeal TO our Student allies 20 bring. 1t
about.
tSiguoN James X Jones
"Chrliman National Democratic Commit
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no, u0u,' beginning at 2:4o o'clock A snn,,,,
~, nn WIN thcn ba In waiting to brlnr NJ
A 70 Louisville. At Owensboro h., r,it,
Yen minutes, and will also ,rnt'.
80, "r h''e Speeches from the Train Nh.
~ ia ~ iawesvllle and lrv.ngton
reception committee from Io,us,fn.
e "a,l NEE me candidate at West Point ami
escort nm into the city, arriving a,
~ oioek. three speeches are to h. MA
.ntt evening al LOUSY lie one vii - ,
n'pie from the balcony OF the Niiap1
.,o'eL winch faces court squarr. 'rhe H. :,
Tpevch OF the evening will be de,lva.es
IN me auditorium. The plan IL IN b,,,1
eN-dovernor Brown deliver sneeeh "a
an overflow crowd in the ar,nbi.haa, or
auiter whc the speakers Will exchange
Inas lay morning Mr. Bryan viii lava
UVcr tne Louisville and Nashv'ro rnnkint
IlVe or zen minute talks at Laf;ranes
nhn Emlnence, at which latter ia"
ar Bryan Will speak half an bonr' Tho
ne II 20 to Midway, and thence 10 Yer
Saliles where. after luncheon with son.
aloi blackburn. he VIII sneak.
At p m. he will sneak at Lexington
ana at p. m at Maysvilo RcturnIT, =,
lexington for supper. an evening speech
pr baby viii be made, after which NJ p
robably win take Queen 90 Crescent
Wain for Hartman. Tenn. IN rouie In
North Carolina.
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RATTLE or TINE srANDARrp.

Tire silver sentiment If "dsing out. IN
very much the same way shlt General
No, lei Is fntting down the Cubaa re-
/, i'm. Anaconda S,andird
A gni thug CORE s',ouieht sent in'o Mex
leo finds that silver Ia the only rooney
II -Wu q -" and that the waE-s hav', not
been affected by the Mexican silver
T"1 ~ r.. Louis Participation
r'he report that people in Miss,ssinnl
srr having geld f'iine rfmevcd from their
10Th and silver h.llpRs inserted indicates
an attachment for che white metal that IL
perfectly beautifui.-Dalias News,
George Washington. Thomas jefferson.
Andrew Jackson and James X Polk wero
all for silver. Hut who were they com
pared with the Belmouts. P.erponi Mar.
gan, Tom Plat and Mhtt Quay p Nash
vile sun.
tiold monom etAlNsts are wasting some
valuable opportun ties TO construc, lorf-
cal arguments, China has the silver
standard; the Chinese eat rats. There
fore she SILVER standard makes people eat
rais-ielcns Independent.
In 1873 American -four exported to Ens.
land was valued at above 81 per barrel.
In 1850 England bought 7,i23HsS bnrreis 81
-four for ss5,t2s.o2i. a saving ~ compar red
with she price Of 1919 Of n6. $50, ~. Cedar
Rapids GaSette.
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DOES NOT WANT 1T.
General Black Evidently Afraid OF the
GoldbMg Nomination

General Black Evidently Afraid OF the
Goldbug Nomination
thlcago, September s. General John c.
Black VIII probably issue a letter tomor.
row declining thn nomination OF governor
ny the gold standard democrats. There
was an interesting conference lasting over
wv hours today between General Black
an" we gold standard democrats. hradcd
ppE hartman Geah Az A result General
niack gave no decisive answer as to
Mhelher ne VIII accept the n,mlnnilon for
SlNtrnor' II" promised tho committee TO
,,'"Ne no statement until tomorrow. when
Is expected he VIII decline thc honor
~ Ihe n"Ant' mo the commlt.c. will select
juice Thom1s \. Moran. William S. For.
., MAJ. or Heuiy Raah to make the race
against Alleged and Tanner
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smith s0ii '"rhN present silver dollar
Is parity real aud partly repre- tatiye.
~ mas % cents worth OF silver and u
cents worth OF faith--faith that the GOV
eminent viii fulhll It's pledge by keoplng
~ AT parity with gold. The proposcd
SILVER dollar under free coinage would be
neither real nor representative. IL could
nor even say with the paper dollar 4
Know that my redcemcr iiyolh.' for there
World he no redemption, ana wlthou, re-.
u,'mptioh It's value would sink to its hui
non value OF 80 cents. We want neither
,htap dollars nor cheap men. nor cheap
presidents, We mus, educate the pcople
mat political independence isl one thin.
anu Independence OF the laws of trade Is
ahothcr, The most gro,esQuc idea OF tho
hoy orator ia his repeated and pc, notion
,hat because this country Declared polit-
ical independence OF Europe IN i,',s a,
oueht 10 declare an independent monetary
standard In iN6 fic seem to think that
we ought to have a distinct American
measure OF value because we hsve A
dIsnnct American inca sure " lihcrtv'
~ letter OF regret was read from Hon
thuslasm. VIZ
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SHORT TEXAS SrECIALS.

l.ULING Emil IAaum. years old,
whl,e playing with the well buckets, was
PULLED into the we'll lie fell twenty leet,
seven miles from Staples.
DALLAS walter Fletcher negro
was arrested Tor shooting Jim ',ass In a
ii,i, on last sunday night hnlet Weu'
through Cass' shoulder producing a
wound from which no may die.
ROSANKY-Mr. Taw Mcdonald, county
oommiss. Oner. brought In the county con
Nicts from SmithNlHr and they are going
10 cut a read from Ros1uky to JetdO. Thu
daily mail from Roslnky to Jeddo com
msnges the 10Th Of this mouth.
FoRT WOKTil-Clan Ross No. /. Uni
,ers % order of scottish cans, WIN or
gar ~ q revival of the old time ScOttlrh
games (wiih thu addition Of bicycle racch'
IN THURSDAY, : September p, for which an
luicr7stug programme Of twenty numb' rs
az been arranged, with appropriate
plies. and an enjoyable festival OF sport
IL ant. ritat u.
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CHAIRMAN JONES

'4.nion of the Situation and
csIc.. maj Outcome.
d. ,,o H.. September 5.-piscussinr
w. 'auon today Chairman lone. snId.
un,pn',0e making material gains in the
M h" ,ufai districts. The contest +, no,
tu - developed, but IT is RAPIDLY get.
Ia tbs wa, ""' point where the end is clear.
u,rao,a,,'. ies The republicans are making
l.,,. "ary Efforts to bullloga l,,ornrs
ss!s are e,tyrS' corporations and ran
70 sumo. dNoring to coerce s.nuloves
hey srsHporung the renulli~an HMM
nisead cl'Iins out spc,i,u. .tnta,nnnts
Ssg can. 1 ~" N't IN tmi Eating Whenever
ss9fesSion "esc tactics may make some
eve thai ~, certain quarters. hni / he
,se Manv WIN react TO our advAn.
WI Do moi arnroiiis iacn realize that II
alagtg ~ buttons their Nit,i,i;o ,'n in
tnpsthv' LIS s hundreds are nunaran9lv in
Their hea'n ne republicans. but they
.s adopted - 'plSe the tyrnuuicnI ia .
: Jndependa,uo eocrcc them ana will vote
~ The ,,r Ifoe citizens on ele, ion
H,sih are beIna ana giarins falsehoois
u remIbt "elhs circulated consfantIv hv
eoon.i,,oo.l. an mcjropolitsn 49,. ~ ~
ssssiiablv una palpable thar thev m,si
0tage !" me end roart IN nt,r an
,,sSsn misra,nd nave never seen such ran-
sse truth r. 'ch'atior and perver.ion OF
SWulg OF scetnS TO mo 10 indicate a
So man5rva'allon on the part of re-
i,aase Is grovit They know that uar
ssay Ile ing ana developing streng.h
s..siy stten, ,t,qinuhlican press Is in<,s7rt.
,,s'lon sn1tpIhg TO SOW the snods C,C 81
ss'lent had SILVER men. II Is trying 10
ss..alecrAts icing be .woen ronrlists An
d.. BIT ira ven silver men and demo
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Rockdalc, ToNas September s Zapalac
& Dipped who Med trust deed Yesterday
morning j r. Cofncli ns trustce. made
the following preferences. In the order
named j u. Hibhetts, ti25; First Nat onni
bank. Rookdalc. 500. y H. Tracy nttor-
ncy. Shp; J Ludwig $500, total prefer
cnccs, SSi5 An inventory ~ Vock e. be
uE taken. wh ch VIII probably amount to
500 or $50 The total liabilities are
S,7r Misfortune sccmH to have pursue !
the business Connected with this house
and rs Huto"olou's tn being the third
chang" I'm It's affairs. which were newer
nInn-lllms ilr Us nrnnr nlnrs.
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InIgIl pplsONnns 1NsANM.

London, september S.-The T'mcs ray,
IN an editorial On thc subject cf the re
least OF the IRISH dynamiters that IT II
bound to accept Sir Matthew WHO Rid
L., = explanation, but 1t demau 10 the pub
~ alton Of The medical testimony uuGt {
which the decision was hu 4ri.
1T IL not the business OF me govern.
m'ut,' snys the Times, TO deal VITA
dNnAmiturs ~ 4 they were pAl ouis AZ a
German health resort W. do not hesitate
Ia shy thai II they ltc really lunutlcA
they might be placed ind-r proper re
Hirnint and not iopHrucd uuOn the coun-
Try as an act uf clclHency or rraI'y,
Nldl'y secretary oil state iur he hr me
Departments has wilttcn. IN which hc nays
the home ofhCc only followed the nal
practice In lihrrdt!ng the irish as nHmit"r4
on the report than any furthor detention
would cudaugcr their nediih.
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REPUBLICAN EDITORS.

opinion OF one nf Them Regardin, the
boy Orator"
Canton. Ohio. September s.-The Ronub.
lloap Editorial association assembled In
Elk hall at 1899 this morning. The vcncr.
able John Hopiey OF Bucyrus was IN the
chair. with Colonel r. y. Brown OF tho
GAINESVILLE Courier, vice president. ana C.
N. Mccoy Of CoshoctoE. secretary
An able paper on financial questions was
read by II. l.. Boyden Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
The feature Of the afternoon session
was an address by Hon Charles Emory
Smith. edlor OF the Phil ,deluhia Press
ard ex-minlster 10 Russia
Referring TO the silver question Mr..
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nNAnLIAN MINIsrEn snor

New York september p. a dispatch IA
the lIor,dd from Buonos Ayre- snys. The
Iicrald's oorrcspQnde,n sea no &c Jane ga
lster OF fyrnlgu affairs Has srrntiniy
wounded 10y q deputy, M the pf"sontc OF
Pre- dent M0rHcs n the Central runway
NIX effect 10 tho Wc'iin's hroati,
cable mcNageE from itume TOT lay say
that England, Germany and Austria VIII
support Italy ngninsi iirAlil.
Yesterday being the anniversary OF their
independence. the Italians asked their
consul In RIO Janciro AS 70 whether OF
not they should observe ~. celebration,
SlgnOr Riuno told them TO ny he Iiaiian
flag. accompanied 10y that of Brazil.
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THEY WE'RE RELEASED.

London, September "a dspatch to ,ho
Chronicle from Narcotics says. NJ Hon.
maud. chief of police, informs mo that thf
hrmenians under denteniion here VIII he
liberated and Will 90 10 New York. NJ
llRnotauK, minister of foreign afnirs, has
also ordered that another baton Of hrfne-
mans, expected to ntriVe today, should
b. given their fun lbcr;y They arr we'd
on hoard the Sidon rhfy refused 10 speak
about the massacre in constAntinoplc Tor
fear of exciting the anger of the furhs
against thoir comph riots, but fhey bitter
~ dcaOunre1 Englnn1's conduct in proniis-
lug procession ana abandoning the Ar
menianH to Turkish fury.
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HoGG IN 81. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Mo. September Sex Gov
elnor HogG OF Texas addressed 25c dem
oefats al uhr g's cave last evening HIS
remarks were for the most part confined
to tho money uuc ton. the free and I'M
Emitted c1'uhgo Of silver. The g1vcrr 5r
closed 10y prtllc,ing that New York would
give Bryan and Sewnll a large majority
ard Bryans election was assured.
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Texas tomorrow morning. Goyernor tiov.
was deputed by the National com,niI 80
~. 10 VISIT The organization leaders of tho
rdrty IN the Eastern States and cndcavur
~ nolu the machines straight for the
snlcago ticket and platform. He nor.
aoiined MS mission admirably. and feels
sNanSu'ne that the electoral vote OF New
iork VIII be cast for Bryan. Governor
Ice WIN lake the stump IN Texas i'm
ntdlately and viii make 81 warm for
repu0llcAn and democraiic irniiora
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WILL pE INvnsr1aArElo

London. September s,-with regard to
the charge nadc by baron cofviile OF
vnifvsss. that irans- A tlantic steamers run
through the Sol,nt at a speed which
me Nor'h Gcruan Lloyd S;eamsh y COM
pany writes TO the Times explaining that
the'r s.clmcr Spree has n new command
or ana they Will investigate Baron Col
Wills churgca
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IN OLD KENTucK.

How Things size Up In the Grand Old
Blue Grass State.
Washington, September 6.-Messrs. j. +.
King and j c. Thompson substantial
business men Of Mount Sterling Ky.
spent today in Washington.
MIR. Thompson and | are both for
sound money" said MI King. and yet
We will cast our votes Tor Bryan. He is
the nominere of the party Hnd / think,
chouid get the support vi the democrats.
The thrd ticket will command a cunsid-
cradle following IN Kentucky. ana ii is
a question which Of the Two regular can
ditatc~ II will hart the most. Undouhtei-
Is a good many "olud money democrats
would have vo;ed ior Mckinley had IL not
peen tor the action at Indianapolis On
the whole. II is probable that Mckinley
Will lose more than Bryan, but the State
will he in doubt up 10 election day
"Ihc farmers OF Kentucky are very
largely for free silver. and many strong
rrpuhicans among them are coming out
for Bryan. They have been getting the
worst of it 50 long that their course is
easily understood. Tobacco which IS one
OF the main crops, has declined in the
lae. few year from Is and l6 cents u
Mound TO g and cents, which is less
Than the cost OF production. Stoekmeh
are also sufferers. for those who bought
bccf cattle a year ago are forced TO sell
TODAY nj n price that does not allow
COM Of profit Under such conditions II
is natural for the country people to want
a ,,hqurc and they are wiling To RISK
vote for Bryan and take chance on I'M
proving their situation
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rEAcE m ErIfAnon.

New York. September s.-The Herald
has received the following Dispatch from
Guaynqull Ecuador:
10 the Editor Of the Herald
The rebel leaders hypOcri'icAly called
the uprls,ng a religious war Tor which
reason the campaign has been a most
am ult one. The government has trl e.
unphed over Cuenci. aud has plrdonci
tie conquered | have To-Day rev. med
the discharge OF my functions - oScru.
tive ! shall soon convokc q hhiional con.
yention. which viii meet IN lliytGull. oc.
tObcr .. FlOy Elthru
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TX. SENATOR PAYNE.

Cleyennd Ohio. september Sex
United States Senator Payne, who was
stricken with paralysis last Wednesday
is resting more comfortably this r.pruing,
I'M his condition Is stil very crit cal. ON
account of hls advanced age. NJ years.
physiciAns have very lit1e hope for the
r,s', very Of the patient.
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hYMENEAL.

MEYER FIND-New I'lm. Texas, Sep
,emhor S.--Mnrried at FrolFburg. Colonel
Dave Meyer to Mrs Louisa Find Rev.
j. Gerriman officiating
JARRAL-HIf.LIAHD- Texas
September 7--Mr. W. Jarral and Mrs. NJ
Hllriard were united In marriage some
days ago and will live near Ganado.
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FIGURES ARE LARGE.

- MOCK Nrku September s.-Returns
N oy TIE Gazette continue to show
swcIen democratic gains all over Nv
~ e"i'h'ln Armstrong of the demo
M ~, ySSlnmit'"e gives no figures. nu, he
81 r., usin cf3.ic majority viii reach
vi sni r rnILllal' Cooper has little to give
49, l e has Increased his vete AVER nv iwo q
ma Gu, ent gives no estimate.
vi ay. '-''' III an editorial tomorrow.
ns Vii Jones' mo iority over all oppon-
u on , tea"h ~ ,ml. and may reach 50.
MID IA I'M, me % 'm voters who were en-
ags yers ~ ~ y" returns indicate that
Mn q this tho Gazette claims ,ho anna
""e pol'cl rot Exceeding 4 O05
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uoGG COMING HOME.

Warrington, September e--'hN NV o. 10
Hogg OF Texas. who has been uor's N'l
matic campaign work in Ne" forN az
New England since the no'ihea'oh "
Bryan and sewall at Madison ,i sqI Iii
~, ,,.,h.hjv reach ST Louis on his way 10
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London, September S.--'rhe Netherlands
American steamship Spaardam. Captain
Bonjar, has passed the Lizard and sig
tailed that they haYo picket up all hanus
" the Rriilsh bark fcrfectnn, taptain
l.oomer which sailed from Quche, August
l. .or Il o dc Jalciru and which hal been
destroyed by fire at sea
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London. scptembor 9-The Daisy Tole-
graph publishes a drspatch from Athens
which snys an oGkSal dispatch received
there states tla. the Turks have massa-
cred twenty refugees Armenians N sscut-
ar
This Dispatch also states that prucla-
milnn II b'sng sent bron1cas. referring
to The regent Armenian coup IN COnstatI-
tinope when the ottoman bank was seized
and Urging Macedon.anH 10 make . stint
lar coaIp and to wiring autonomy from re-
iuctauf IurOue
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sOLT TIL AMERICAN CABINETS.

lima. Peru, September s.-The pres.le.t-
elect OF Peru. FREDERICK Errazuriz. has
rnifnstei to AnaIbal Zanartu the task or
fcluEng new cabirct.
Word has been received here TINT the
ltoiivla1 ministry has been formed by the
appointment OF Senior 6anjines az minis
itr OF war. Senors |. Plhlin Fomcnto ana
Jose Ninceute Och0i as min sters Of the
interior ana OF Justice ana Senior UcmeI
as minister of foreign affairs.
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HE WILL RECOVER.

London, September S.-A dispatch from
Berlin TO the STANDARD says tina. Dr.
Bergman, the omincn, surgeon. has prsu
10 warsaw ana after an eAamination, ex-
governor OF Russian Poland who was
recently strok,n with paralysis. will re-
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4 REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION.

Limerick. Me-. September s,-Hon.
Thomas II. Reed. Herbert Heath OF Az
,,rs,a Maine. ana Frank $. Black the re-
nuhlIcan nominee foe governor, spoke be-
fore a crowd Of fu.y $50 paople al the re-
nub .,an ratification here today
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= LOUIS, SepieuUer S--The domorrntIc
central committee by nclfly a uqau m,u,
vote decided THIS afternoon to fuse with
the popuiists. a committee of three with
Chairman Samuel Cook ar rs hs.d was
authorized TO make all ne ,ssll-y a.i.,us.-
nanis. II is or, mhlc thai hirje,n popu-
NSi ei'''ors WI Ae ttlsrn IF .Er utkot
and democrats a~krI flr tb. r...f.n., Pm
o. four TO make room 10, he four a3p1-
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rNANa WNs nEFENTED

Columbia s. G.. September s. The carly
returns from the senatorial election today
Indicate That judge Earls has majority
~ ~ ~ 100. fhuf defeating GoVernnr
Iv.nv. who ms heon actively champcned
by Senator 1lllIuan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-09

Year, OF age, married the grand duchess
I;sonirA daughtrr Of Emperor wiliam I
inE rode 70 the scene OF the army man.
ouvrcs which opened with strategical
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OurRAGrs ON lrALIANs,

Rome, September S..-Tho Opinionc
states that official dispatches received
from nra8ll modify the Original reports
of outragus committed thcrc upon I,nl-
graVcr than appeared from the nta1iiian
version Of the affair.
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prADLOrK IN KENTUCKY.

NJ zabcthinNn, KY Sep'omher 6--Ihe
ronrth district congressional convention
t9s taken $40 ballots ard : SIN dead
ioSke4. The candidates are Sweeney, Muir
nhN ed smith.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
BARN AND CONTENTS.

Re1vine Texas, September '.-Th!s
morning about 2 o'clock the tarn belong
ing to County Treasurer II, i. branau,
With III contents, was StrOytd ny if",
the OF gin Of Which ia unkao*n. Losy
nlnnt kall- no insnrnncc.
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san Antonio, Texas, September s.-Al.
bert Il. nevna. well known lawyer here
fled a deed OF trust to-day for the henen,
Of number OF local creditors, The cred
itOrs' claims amouls to so, il7.23.
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Monroe. L.. September S-The Fifth
a,s,-'et nominated Judge Sam Baird Of
Moarehous@ pal tsh, lion G, j. BcatneF
election
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PENSIONS TO TEXANS.
H.. k.,t.. f...n tauttat O.. f,tt4ysnn

TexHs:
y. Mars. Florence. Williamson county
county. Kuns x. Goo1dlng Taylor. VIII
pamson county. Original widow--I.lzzie
s. 5 ricklinR. pecos Clly, Reeves county,
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JOURNEY OF III HUNG CHANG.

Nor,h Bay. Ont. September s--The spe-
ciar Canadian Pacific railway train wth
Ii Hung Chang aboard. which left Tor
onto at $50 y. M. yesterday, arrived 81
North Pay a. 500 this morning and left
1t ~ .. m.
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E1llY WAS COMPLETE
n.uocruts Have a Majority of
S,spty-l'ive Thousand.
!, ,MAySAS WENT TO THE POLLS.
| 49,, Democrats Send kilograms
,,ln,iun->ilver Issue Was
Editorial Comment.

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.... Rock, Ark. september s'-Ihe
"" NJ Arkansas yesterday
Arxfac' ,ic,orv In the his.
s.ysi the g'ea'e9' = =.
",alm,ng majority given any
Wel"He' ,,,,t, ns ,b,t (which
Equatorial e"''' -, - a,a ,L,.
siytn General W. 'oiies anu iN'eI
large vote polled in the State.
t"A .,i,pa.as based ON partial
ser's'i'e -, 49,,
ms received no" pi"ce VIC wal No'e
!. an ard give Jones u clear majority
~" os,,ou combined of from 6O.OvO
sll oppos',a,oo",, ,s. ,,r. coming m slow
ksc Inv aninllslastic democrats claim
Y, ..n , the PACK counties are al IN
t" maiority will run above 700Oc.
% .a,r,,,s in Arkansas have no tele-
v! sa,ious ANA 1t win he .eSevai
S aN the otAcial returns are al.
" wl''si length Oh the ticket makes
uhusaA NJ co1ntiue very slow. Nearly
F'0s.s,s VI and nrerlncts so far heard
s0anass ,srva democratic gains over
sho" t"n vears NO. Local orlion
roe y, ."' IN bring out a heavy VOC
u.ny Sistricts. In pulaski county Tho
I.n in the total vote east was nearly
y. csnt over tnnt of Two years ago
Nao,,ssnonding increases ,l!e reportd
coliesponI,s n',iIiee 1h,.n Vac
I s.n votes cast in Pulaski county
he democrats majority VIII reach
License carried by about the same
I.
ras very quiet election. No di
,,ces Of any Kind have been reported
any A few arrests we're made.
4. rspublicans ana pupulists are max
M rllims TONIGHT. but are awaiting
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