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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-11
NEW TO-DAY.
SCRATCH
AND
SCREAM

My baby broke out with rash. He would
scratch and scream. 1t would take two to hold
him. and one TO put medicine on him. We had
to hold him sometimes an hour before we could
get him quieted down. All said that they never
had to tie his hands tight in a cloth, night and
day, for five months. Ny sister had ueed CUTI-
CUKA and 1 began TO use It. AJter only one
application, he lay doton and siepfas he had not
for q month, poor little fellow. He has not scar
on him now and Is as fair and his flesh ia as soft
as any baby While he had this disease had 10
cut the sleeves out of his clothes, and put gauze
underwear on him TO keep him cool. had to
keep pieces of soft cloth around his neck, 1t was
30 wet with moisture from the sores, and had to
change the cloths sometimes ten or twelve times
a day MRS. A. HAYNES, Lisbon, N. ID.
sPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR BABY HUaoRs.
tons Of CuTIcuRA (ointment). the great skin
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DIuo kHp
CHEN. coRr., Sole Props, Bofton, U. g. A.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-11

London society has developed new
craze-midnight cycling excursions into
the city
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Qllte Qeute.

Mlte 2eute, wel@e CUR &e9uliruns
ber @ebdrme unb Nieren Mebi5iu &C.
brau@en, meroen in electric 8itters Elm
wirtian,es 9e,lmittel finoen. Dieie Mes
biSin rei;t ni@t uno entbdlt tcinen
Wbistp nod irseno Elm anberes beraus
i9snbes Mittel. ionbern wirtt itdrteno
nnb reinist bas Blut. Us wirtt MILD
auf ben Masen uno bic @eoarme, per-
leibt ben Or9anen &raft unb Stdrtun9
unb bilft babel Der Natur bel oer Dur9s
fibrun9 Der 6unttionen. electric Bits
tiers ma9t ausse;ei@neten Ippetit unb
bilft ber 0eroauun9. Mlte 2eute finben
barin, 9eraoe, mas iie brau9en. Preis
so Gents uno 81. 90 per Tloi@e in Der
Mpotbete BON 3. 81. OIieu. 80
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
- Sobn 6. Qoberer bat cine Yeniion
uom 900 momatlid bewiuiat cbalten.

uon 5000 monatIid bewiuist srbalten.
- Gbas. Stenssl mar ant Greitas
@eburtstasstinb uno murbe bon Der
@reat @eitern 9anb, beien Mitslieo
CT lit, nit e.nem Stanbden beoa@t.
- Yei ben neu gu b%eietenbm Nems
tern finben bic Stelunsen ber County,
Gommi0are 9ewobnIi9 wenis 9ea@s
tuns, mas ni6t gang an Ylat 1T. Mad
unierm Dafirbalten ioute nod sani be-
ionoers barauf 9eieben weroen. bag tiibs
tise uno juuerld iii9e Mdnner baju &C.
wdblt tueroeu. 8ir balten IS beBbalb
fur uniere pfli@t, ben Stimmaebern
bon Brown County bic bon ben Demo>
traten unb Yopuliten auiseiteQten gans
bioaten, Peter Manoerfelb i'm erIten,
9ubert q. 9iQesbeim int britten unb
Sos. 9. Musuitin int f~lnften Diitritt
gang %beionbers 81 empfeblen. 9err
Manoerfelo 1T ein ti@tiser @ei@ditss
mann, ber ii3 beltens ais goriiter Der
&0rperidaft eianen warbe, mas ni@t
auBer M@t sela0en werben iollte. Die
9erren 9iQesbeim uno ,Nusuitin baben
bas Nmt bereits felt einem Germiu 3ur
a%usemeinen 3ufriebenbeit uerwoltet unb
iinb iomit nit a1en barin portommenoen
@ei9dften uoQltdnoi9 uertraut, mas
i@on aQein senusen io0te, iie nit sro>
fer Mebrbeit pieher Al mGblen.
6. s.. 3ornbure uertouft bis gum
/. Nouember Sefen a1er Mrt gum Co.
itenpreis; cine CUTE @ele9enbeit li9
einen biuisen Sfen ansui@afien.
\ IS sebt ni9ts iber etmas @utes
I'M 9auie. s. y. StraBer uertauft
cine &iite Milwautees8 ier ia Quart
ober SO Ninthai@en) fir $3.50. ba
\ &rdte bel Meni@en, &dube Bel
Pferoen, 9unben unb Vieb weroen in
elmer bolben Stunbe sebeilt NIT Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu. ba>
ben in Nno. S. Gdteins Mpotbete.
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auction!

4uettou!
elm 2ettttpod, ben 28. otteber
mirb llnterseidneter auf leiuer 6arm at
@wan GATE fol9enbes Gi9entbum oil ben
@eiItbietenbeu uertaufeu: 8 Yferbe; 9
Stiere. 2 unb 8 Sabre alt; 1 3jdbri9er gul ;
6 &iibe unb 3 9eifer (aqe trd9ti9); 5 Ral:
Der; cine Anjabl @9meiue l ~boppeltes unb
1 eiufa9es pierbe9ei9irr fir Yltssp; ein
Miuneapolis Selbibinber; l Sdemai@iue ;
1 1900 Yfuub Sairbants 0aa9e; 1 &C.
braudtes unb 1 ,eues Sop=Su99p; etwa 16
9(cre Sort aut benz Stamm; 2 Ro90fen, 2
Sei;0ien unb 1 &eroleneofen, idmntli4 neu,
iowie cine Meu9e ionitiser 9ausbalts9esen=
itdnbe. SSr9eu Gorbien.
Sobu &arpen, Nuctiouator.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Farttt at r~crtaufen-

Die @erbotbI1e Sarm, at Der @ourtlanb
Citation auitobeno, lit gu uerfaufeu uub bic
luter;ei1ueteu Setamentsuouitreder werben
bis gum 1. Nouember 9(nsebote fiir bieielbe
eut9esemuebmeu. Die Tarm entbalt 1873
9(cres NIT ben notbisen @ebduli9teiteu, ei,i=
aes @olblanb unb et,ea 80 Mcres inter Gul=
fur. &aufliebbaber, 1uelde ii4 bic Sarm
ouleben wouen, iiub erl udt, ii@ an ISM.
@erbotb in NicoQet Citation 3a me,oen.
@eo. D0bne, SeltamentS>'
@m. Yfauber, BoGFreder.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Gaux ~ D~crfaMfen.

Gin Br,d= 70 obubous nit 6 i3immern, nebit
9utem 8runneu. @iiterne, 9eraumi9em Stau,
a1 ber :. Norb= uuo @ermantrabe 9ele9en,
1T unter sinitigea Yeoiu9un9en gu pertauz
fen. Man weube lid perl0nli9 ober i1riftz
lid au Aug. % inbborn,
ba @aplorb, W,nu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
&tarmpetnmfruua

Die neuli4en sturmidaben bober sese.st. oab Ders
f1eruns 9esen S&aben pon Dtnbitlrnen unb Tornas
fdaben. unb i'd made bebbalb borauf aufmertiam, bab
Id Iolicen in ben 3uperldiieiten Seielidaften ju 10 Bills
Iisen preiien auf 1, 8 ober s Sabre o%usiteuen tann. bab
Memonb bic serinse Nussabe i&euen ioate:
" NJ. S%faenber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Bt4t9 gu taufen

linb eiu S1autaiten, eiu rT,,rnace1 =9ei;=
ofen, 9eeianet fir ein 9r0Beres 2ofal, brei
Slide, etu Dueeub Stiible, lopie ein Wobn=
baus nebit Got al Sraatltu= unb |. Norbz
ftrobe. Sta1mn9 un6 eiu gutter Srunnen
iinb %uorbanben. Wegen bes Nabereu >ue1be
lid at
80 Nic. @9raut.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Neme Mm5et8en.
A@tun8 6armer!

Der l1uter;eiduete fault iest rpieber fette
S9weine u,,o besablt, wie thinner, ben bod
lten Marttpreis. =. StIbe. (32
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Tarnt 31t b%ertaufen-

100 9(der lit norb0il. / Gee. 10, 8. 1903
81. 80, Tomu Nlbin. @utes @obubaus,
s,uei quite 8ruuneu, Stauun9eu, Trudtbaus
Ilw. Die Narm befiubet ii9 lit betcm j3u=
jtarb. @e9eu bes Naberen menoe man 1i@
an GbaS. Gent,
ba Springfield, Mil,a.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported for the Arizona Republi-
can by Coggins & Brown, abstractors,
201 West Washington street, Phoenix:
w. C. Sparks and L. M. Quinn and
wife ito H. A. T. Hansen, warranty
deed ito lots 1, 2, block 81, Montgomery
addition, $1,000.
United States to James Harrison
patent ito whole of section 8, tip 2 s.
n 5 e.
H. C. Lame ITO James Dalton war
ranty deed to nwA, sec 4, tip n, II 2 e,
S., 900.
Kirby L. Tramel and wife Ito E. M
Ming, warranty deed ito e1a of nwA
sec 20, tip S, r W, 1925.
Phoenix Dry Goods Co. and Louis
Stern Ito D. M. Purman and Ancil Mar
tim, warranty deed Ito lots 10, IL, block
SO, Phoenix, $1,000.
D. M. Purman and Ancil Martin Ito
W. E. Thorne, deed Ito Lofts 10, IL, block
80, Phoenix, $4,000
Daniel S. Bewley to Chas. H. Moore
warranty deed to lot 1, block Q, Park
View subdivision of Murphy's addi-
tion, 81.
THE new woman" is beginning to
ask why the title ''Mr." may be given
to man whether he is married or
single, while the equivalent title Mrs. :"
can only be given to a married woman.
She thinks the discrimination is a
badge of thralldom.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
SENSES OF THE BLIND.
The Singular Acuteness of One Who Is
Sightless.

Throughout my whole life, says a
blind person in the Argosy, my blind
ness has had this remarkable feature in
it: always have before my eyes bril-
liant light, so that the whole air around
me seems, as it were, incandescent. I
appear to be walking in light In this
light can call up at will all sorts of
beautiful colors, which 1 see mingled
with the radiance and forming part of
it. Thus my blindness has always
been for me in certain way bright
ness.
AS I grew older there came to me
other abnormal peculiarities, which
have been 1nercifully sent as compen-
sations. l can always tell when others
are looking at me, and I can generally
tell whether they are looking at me in
kindness Or The reverse. My sense of
hearing is extremely sensitive, and
through it I can read character in the
tones of the voices of men and women
around me.
l can also discern character accurate
ly in the touch of the hand. l have
certain instincts for which l have no
exact name, which sometimes make me
foresee future events. My senses of
touch and smell are excessively del
icate.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
A COSTA RIGA ROAD.
In Which a Capitalist of Phoenix Is
Interested.

DENVER, April 1S.-WilEam A.
LYNN and Francis C. Hatch of New
York, Fred C. Gray and Charles A.
Mariner of Los Angeles, and Charles
w. Franklin of Denver, to-day imcorpo-
rated the COSTA Rioa Pacific Railroad
company with a capital of 81 1000.
The company proposes Ito construct
a railroad from the city of San Jose,
Costa Rica, in westerly direction to
the Pacific ocean.
The Incorporation papers give THE
company THE right Ito operate mines
and manufactures. establish DOWN
sites and develop THE resources of 1.-The
country, besides the borrowing of
money, purchase of other railroads i'm
THE vicinity and floating bonds for the
payment thereof.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
CHASING CHINAMEN.
Sport in the Jung!es of Southern Ari-
IONA.

Jeung Chez is the name of &C.
lestial who yesterday was brought be-
fore UNITED States Commissioner Cren-
shaw on charge of being unlawfully
within the confines of the United
States. He said he was from Texas
and had lost his certificate, but that is
story that many tell and THE evil
dence was such THAT he was ordered
deported.
1t was after this fellow THAT Chinese
Inspector Charlie Meham had such a
lively chase the day before. The
Chinaman had spotted Mehan as a
foe and on sight made off Through a
thicket, near the vegetable gardens
south of the city. Mehan followed,
gaining, yet fearful THAT the fellow
might escape i'm the brushwood. So,
unlimbering his artillery, he dis
charged a shot into the ground,
Though nowise i'm the direction of the
Chinaman The quarry WREN he heard
the shot jumped straight up i'm THE air,
assured doubtless THAT his last moment
had come. The jump Lost him both
his paper soled shoes, which were left
i'm his tracks, and then the race was a
short one, for the sprinter had not
been trained ito rum in his stockings.
Charities hand was soon upon him and
his pathway was ITO the county Jail.
''They ARE numerous in Arizona,
these fellows without certificates" said
Mehan ITO a Republican reporter.
"They are sly and tricky, too. Many
failed to take out papers when the law
was put in force and many more who
were working in Mexico or who have
been shipped in by way of Guaymas,
have crossed the border, especially in
Texas, where it seems almost impos-
sible to adequately guard the frontier.
Tucson is the best field for my opera
fions. In one week I apprehended ten
Cinnamon There without credentials.
One of them offered me $3.50 ito let him
go, and a job was fixed up whereby the
seal of THE department. and a bogus
photograph we're attached to a bogus
certificate 1T was we'll done, but the
work didn't go, and NOW the Cinnamon
who worked it is i'm Yuma for three
years and another for a year.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
RUIN TO EARTH.
A Fugitive Murdered Hangs Hinsel
When Detected

DULUTH, Mimi, April 1S.-After a
search of nearly two years, during
which time alt least a dozen suspects
have been arrested, A. A. Austin, who
enIticed LENA Olsen from Minneapolis
ITO Duluth and then brUutally murdered
her for her money, throwing her body
into Lake Superior, was ARRESTED by
a Minneapolis officer i'm Seattle yesber-
day, where he lived under the name of
James F. Alsop.
SEATTLE, Apr,E 1S.-James E.
Alsop, held here for a minnesota muir
der, committed suicide this evening in
dhe county prison by hanging.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
IN WILLIAMS REALM.
Foreign Affairs Seem Ito Be Decidedly
Unsettled

BERLIN, April 18.-In we'll in
formed circles There is am impression
that 1.-The visit of Emperor William to
Vienna was NOT such success in
strengthening THE friendship between
Austria and Germany ais expected. II
is asserted THAT Emperor Francis JOS
eph and cabinet are piqued ait the
length of Emperor Wi1iiam's stay in
Italy and at the mutual affection dis
played There The question of future
German support of i,he Austrian
Balkan policy WAS repeatedly preached
without elicl5ing satisfactory German
assurances and a Thorough under
standing ON the subject between Count
Bodani and Prince Hohenlohe was not
effected.
The Austrian minister of foreign af-
fairs, Count Goluchowski, and all
minor Austrian officials received a
German decoration. Count Baden, the
premier, did not.
Another question: Left unadjusHed lis
that of British German relations. The
German press has had an outburst of
temper owing ito am ARTICLE in the
Morning Post of London, which lis
considered offensive ito Germany and
the government, lit lis said, i'm spite of
Austata's wishes, lis determined Ito pur.
sue a policy in South Africa dictated
by tits own interests entirely, until
Great Britain lis brought ito her senses
The immense sensation which re
suited from THE pistol duel between
Count Won Kotze and Barron Won
Schrader, resulting in the death of THE
latter, and a number of recent en-
counters, seems ito promise am early
abolatilon 'duel1lng in Germany. In
both THE reichstag and i'm the Prussian
diet, 1.-The matter will be preached and
a demand will be made for new and
q ringeIE anlti-duelling laws.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
NOTICE..

Ali owners, occupants and agents of
vacant lots, yards, corraLs, stables,
casspools, vaults, drains and other
property or appuTtenances thereto, are
hereby notified ito thoroughly clean up
and disinfect the same by Wednesday,
April %. After this date persons
knowing of am existing nuisance are
earnestly requested to report it to the
proper officers. Names of the inform
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
A HUMBLED DANDY.
The Heartless Trick Played Upon Him by
Lord Randolph Churchill.

The Heartless Trick Played Upon Him by
Lord Randolph Churchill.
At an entertainment once, where
Lady Randolph Churchill was playing
on the piano, says Kate Fields Wash
ington, a tall youth was observed pay
ing languid and rather insolent atten-
ton to the music, standing close enough
to the performer to have his comments
easily overheard by her. Lord Randy"
was close at hand, too, and presently
heard the vapid youth remark: ''Deuced
fine music, you know, but it lacks veal
soul-it lacks veal soul" To the critics
astonishnent, a muscular young man,
with big nlustachc, whom he had not
noticed before, whispered in his ear:
'For q shilling I'd wallop the life out
of you!" lie fastened to withdraw,
but without discovering the identity Of
the author Of the menace. The next
day, to his delight, he received an invi-
tation to the Churchills' home, which he
accepted with avidity. On entering the
house he was met by his threatening
neighbor of the night before, who, he
at once discerned, must be Lord Ran
dolph. He proceeded no further than
the entrance hall, for Churchill beck
oned to the drawing-room, and out
foated Lady Churchill. ''This fellow
has come to apologize to you for his re-
marks of last night" Kissed Lord Ran
dolph. Nov" to the stranger, down
on your krccs!' Down went the dandy,
lisping out the most object plea for for
giveness. Then he was turned over
to footman to be put ANONYMOUSLY
out of the door. while the host followed
his retreating figure with a roar of de-
risive laughter.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
THE CALIFORNIA FREEZE.

MILTON, CAL, April 1S.-Fruit
growers and vegetable raisers unite in
the opinion THAT the frosts during the
past week have dome great damage ito
vegetation ON lower lands. The fruf5
crop lis believed Ito be practically
ruined, while on higher levels the eff
fects will he felt less severely. Grave
fears are also expressed for the welfare
of the crap crop.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19

ants must be given but will not be dis
closed. This notice applies ITO aDl ad-
ditions to THE city of Phoenix Within
two miles of it's center. AS warm
weather approaches it is hoped that
al will assist in putting THE city in the
best SANITARY condition possible. A
NJ. Tfuttle, city health officer; Aug C.
Clark, city marshal.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
DICK MCDONALD FREED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-After
two years imprisonment Dick Nc
Donald, formerly vice-presidenE of the
Pacific bank, is a free man. He was
released ON his own recognizance today
by Superior Judge Bahrs.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received by the under
signed until p. M, Thursday, April
%, for the construction of a two story
brick block for the Orchard Grove
company. The right to reject amy or
al bids is reserved
WILLARD & CREIGHTON,
Architects.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
POSTAL ROBBERY.

LOS ANGELES, April 1S.-Theodore
DeCourt today entered his plea of moi
guilty ito two charges of having de-
frauded THE government by means of
forged postoffice orders on the post
office ait Bakersfield. He will be tried
Nav 6.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19

W G. c. Pitt, manager of 1.-THE
Voice of Labor" San Francisco, says:
II have used Parks Tea in my family
for some time. It has no equal for
liver trouble or biliousness," Sod by
C. Eschman & Co. 8.
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19
THE SILVER MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s.-Silver
bars, CTS; Mexican dollars, 54% @55A
Arizona republican., 1896-04-19

A BELLEvILLE (Kan.) boy is said to
enjoy tae patrorJyc.ic of Turnipseed.
The high school of Minneapolis,
Kan, has smart principal named
Mustard.
REV. JONATHAN GoFoRTHis an appro-
priately named missionary from To
ronto to China.
MAARTEN MARTENS, the Dutch
novelist, is really named Mr.. Van der
Poorten Schwartz.
A RIVAL to peppermint oil rejoices in
the title Of neutrality-suspicious.
line-carbonate, and has no nickname.
The cheer "Hurrah!' sounds to
French ears like eau Rat!" or ''To the
Rat!'' In the Napoleonic campaigns
the French soldiers responded with
EAU chat" or "To the cat!" which
must have sounded! like: ''Oh, pshawr
and not so very inappropriate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
nENn ENp coLLIs1oN.

El paso, Texas october 1t ia learned
here tonight that there was a head end
collision this morning on the Galveston.
Harrisburg and San Antonio road two
miles west Of Alpine The wcsthound pas
scuger train due here this afternoon COL
lidcd with through eastbound frcight.
Both ongincs were smashed up and En-
giuoer John sullivan OF the passenger train
and Engineer Peter Raider OF the freight
received painful Injuries.
Superintendent Van Weeks private car
was on the freight
The wrockng ,rain has been sent out
from here 40 further particulars can be
obtained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
TURKISH FINANCE

New York. october % "A special to the
Herald from Consantinoplo says ln'
serious question Of the raynien, o. s s,,
uloycs m the Turkish service uaa p,s a. - ~
iyfactorily solved by an arr1uEriu,n I'VE i,,,.
centrali1aticn OF ali the paying ,,,,l,l
Works 'or CHcik-Pi-lslam. posts, ieleer'p ,ns
and arcnlvos. The surplus receipts % 'H'
yillaye,s viii also be l,ed' , Armenian
rrcaiden, of the chamber OF commerce raI
Dresses wish TO leave here. so ", hi.
ia he at the Matchmaking lhre''S W aus
fellow colntrymon a.. ,,a. the IN.
In, no' y ,ncrofr canard. dated WASHINGTON
wss REALM sent from Phiiopois ana 1--we S1ysU
the Warrington date to make 1t S'"s1
uoual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
LAST DESPERATE EFFORT
hepunl caus Eadly scarcd in OHIO, Me-
Kmlvy'H state

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Kt,lov'r stqtc
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prints long ana 'hlher u'aioN'aA l'"
lcttcr from a republican correspond nt at
,,.t...,,,. ot., .n.r.,,t.h. b. .i- the. DIVE
... Go. ..,.,,,.,,.
d,nc' OF gia" uncertainty III '''''''i''3
up che correspondent says
ain the closing duys of the campaign the
, ..1...,,lo ,bot. efforts fan
lepN"l''"7 ""' ''''"''
Win. This week not less ihHh lV0u m'e'hbH
viii be hcld ia ohio. covering the state
ron, ,,. ,,t. T., fire ,fvcr The tom Of
~. ,ar,.. IN, Ifni,n ,,ene~.,ls
General Alser party 'n''" $40
was 10 prepare the voters for one or t1"fe
srouj ,hnraos nlons Tho lmc Speakers Of
.--.,t t ,,,.,,o r..,,ttt,,,,t, vsli he NTH
Nauonal an" 9'"' ''p"''''''' ~
.zcd. and final ehori made lo E'l 'h'
l,i,llru element into lime. The contest lee
&c.. .t, a.. ,,bot,r,.,,, kurt, uroyes that he
JUS '""'' ~
does not consider ONO s"l' ny any "'""'
or why should 1t be necessary to spend 80
,, ,,.,,,,, tr , ctat, that a year alo
''''" ''N'''
gave nearly '00'V'' p'N'""'S ~ '''
ucan ticket II conditions we're idfpraple Z
..lYraily she question OF what ohio will
,., ,,o, d,rl,tteiv act
40 ny N''"a H'''' ~
/ tied i'm the minds Of lhpsn Nho ih'"I wv
.1c,,lon ol Nrkinley. To be- sure. 1t would
...,,,,,.,i,,, that thn STATE sho nd tai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
.NnriIrn ArrENL COMING.

Culumbur Ohio. Octoner 2. reliable in
formation has bron received In this city
10 the effect that the insurance companies
doing business In ,he state have screen 20
i,.ne ,notLcr circular. NJ tho anne general
character Of the ones issued earlier IN Inc
c.myaigr. inplorinG their pn!lcy holders to
vote the republican ticket en- pain 81 pc
ing paid In 5O-cent dollars IN case Bryan
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TopAY,s rRonAnlLlTIrs.

Washington, October "a. Eastern Texas;
Fair. north winds. becoming variable in in
terror.
Arkansas Fair warmer. south winds.
Colorado; Fair slightly warmer.
South Dakota. Fair southwest winds.
North Dakota. Colder IN western por-
ton.
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is setting strongly toward Bryan. and that
be goes the evidence Of an overwhelming
change in public sentiment In the counties
whore no has been General lodor riNcs
figures which IT they approximately ap-
prom the true condition Of affairs ludi-
'ato thnt BRYAN should carry the state by q
very tar majority
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REGISTRATION
HOLMES CUMMINs DEAD. A..

Memphis, Tenn. October 2l-iIon.
Holmes Cummins. well known railroad
attorney and cx-democratic National COM
mitteeman from Tennessee, died tonight
from a complication OF diseases.
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The increase OF taxes by the sultan leads
10 the hciet that Turkey is preparing
for trouble
Another military scandal stirs M the
Germans
One of the crew of the rnunflces lgillcd
10y shot from Spanish cruiser
spain acting rourtcously toward tho
United States
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Liverpool cotton futures higher; Amer
ion spot markets steady.
Houston Wholesalers report good
weeks business
Al the grain markets show decline.
Several Influences lend strength to the
stock market ana prices arc advanced.
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Meeting OF the TcNas Coast association
rhI singer gets lfc sentence for VITO
murder.
The case OF r.. r. Boyoe continued to
next term Of court.
Speech of Hon Winbourne Pearce.
ArranEemcnia for The hlcycle rnces.
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the democratic candidate. The news from
Indiana Michigan and Minnesota is very
favorable and the same is true OF Iowa,
Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia. lu
every section OF the country the condition
has improved within the past week aud
we no longer have any doubt OF the election
OF MIR. Bryan by an overwhelming ma
jority.
(Sgned.) James Il. Jones.