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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
CHAIRMAN HARDY TALKS.
Tells What He Thinks Of the Situa-
tion in Texas.
ONE CONVENTION PLAN DANGEROUS
Tho Sturdy Yong Judge Couverses n,
Length with Special Commissier on
OF the Houston Post.

Corsicana, Texas, January 24.-Judge
Rufus Hardy will he a factor in the earn.
pa!gn again this year.
He is chairman Of the sound money
democratic State executive committee and
a single-standard man.
He made a stirring campaign In 1891, In
pursuit OF democratic congressional
nomination ard lost the game. Judge
Hardy was the first democrat Of promi-
inence in this district to declare for tho
gold standard and has been one OF the
most steadfast champions of President
Cleveland and his financial policy to be
found in the South. On account OF his
prominence as champion of that policy,
and his ability as a campaigner, Judge
Hardy was selected by the Waco confer
ence as the chairman OF the State execu-
tive committee.
He has been busy holding court at
Groesheeck. Limestone county the past
two weeks. and more through good for
tune than anything else The POST cor
respondent met the yellow metal cham
rion on a train between Groesbeeck and
Workman. There was no time to waste
on prellminaries and the judge was asked
II Re contemplated calling his committee
together at an early date.
YES" he replied; Il have been ponder
ing over that matter for some time. and
am now waiting on Colonel James g.
Dudley. want to await developments
AZ see just what he purposes to do in
the premises, before taking decisive &C
lion"
Where will your committee meet?'
Il have not settled on that feature but
in Dallas, very likely"
Judge. you say you are waiting on
Colonel Dudley and his committee. What
is the financial complexion of that COM
mittee gold standard or free silverT'
LAS originally constituted appointed by
delegates who obtained their power direct
from the people. the committee was for
honest money by one majority mem
Der Of the honest money section OF the
committee died recently and another
moved out Of his district. 1t seems We
honet money mon need expect no ravors
A free silver man was appointed TO MI
the vacancy caused by death. In the other
case the fact that the party had located
in another district was considered sur
hcient cause to appoint free silver I'D
vocate In his place. Death caused tie,
and the removal Of another Of our men
changed the complexion of that commit
tee. am told that the free silvorites have
very narrow margin to 20 on-one or
two"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

TO show H. We can not presume that II
was, In the absence OF proof. The facts
must show the specific intent to XIII where
the proof fails to show that the instru
ment was likely to produce death. Opinion
by Davidson, j.
MATT CASTLEBERRY from Robertson;
conviction for receiving stolen property
Reversed.
II was proved that enc Hutchinson lost
some 1ewelry, and that one Hunter was
guilty OF the theft thereof After Hunter $
arrest he carried the policeman to de-
PENDANTS house. whore said Hunter board
ed. When they arrived at the house Hun
ter said TO the defendant. In the presence
OF the policeman: Get us those things l
left with you" Defendant saii: THE
watch and ring and went into the house,
got the watch and handed IL to the police
man. then took his pocket book from his
rocket and took therefrom gold ring,
and gave that to the policeman. This
property was identified as the property
stolen These were all the facts. This is
not a case Of theft, but a case of receiv-
Ing stolen rrc perty, knowing the same
10 have been stolen Tho mere naked pos
session of stolen goods, not aided by
other proof is no e!ideucc of the defend
ant having received them knowing them
TO be stolen. opinion by Davidson. ].
ToLLIE McAFEE from Grayson; con-
viction for resisting an officer--Appeal
dismissed.
The recognizance requires the appellant
to abide the Judgment of the "court of
appeals" instead OF the court of criminal
appeals" This is fatally defective. Opin-
ion by Hurt, p. j.
PETE FARRIs. from Madison; conviction
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

Chicago Is exercised about its water sup.
ply. One OF the papers states; The city
wafer supply is contaminated by sewage
from the river, and the chemical ana BAG
THEOLOGICAL Laboratories of the city have
given out instructions TO boil all water
used for drinking purposes. Professor
Gehrman. city tacteriolpgis,, said: The
bacillus coli commun:s IL now found in the
water in great quantities. The increase In
the general number and the presence OF
the intestinal bacteria are alarming feat
ures. People must boil their water II they
want to keep out Of trouble" with the
dne artesian water now supplied IN Hous-
ton for al purposes and the prospect for
artesian wells unlimited. We seem to be
happily past such dangers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

y. y. Hill. President; T. w. House. Vice
Presidcnt; A. r. Sittig. Secretary;
J. L. Watson. Treasurer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
ALICE BLoUNT. from


tion for theft from the person Affirmed.
There We're two counts in the indictment.
one for theft generally, and the other for
tleft from the person, Jhe court sub
mitted the law applicable to both. Tha
jury found the appellant gunty OF theft
from the person, and the verdict Is sun
ported by the testimony of the prosecutor
The appellant complains that the court
dld not define possession. We presume
that counsel objected to the charge no
canSe the distinction between inert from
tho person and ordinary .theft was no,
distinctly given in the charge of the court
There is no complaint to the charge of
the court because 1t did not instruct the
jnry ON the question of lost property. I'm
der the facts the appellant ovidently knew
whose property 1t was when she picked il
up. However. appellant was not conyicteG
Tor stealing lest property, but taking n
purse from the person of It's owner THE
evidence supports this theory of the cas
Opinion by Henderson, Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

given the charge on aggravated assault
and battery. The State must prove beyond
n reasonable doubt that the appellant In
tended to kill the deceased. II the knife
was such an instrument as likely to pro-
duce death, 1t was the duty of the State
TO show IT, We can not presume that II
was, In the absence of proof. The facts
must show the specific intent to XIII where
the proof fails to show that the instru d.
ment was likely to produce death. opinion
by Davidson, j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

The senate would officially hut firmly
point out the path Of duty to the Euro
pean powers, Many men who neglect Their
home duties can toll you exactly what you
oggit 10 ,ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
RUFUS WRIGHT, from McLonnan; cor

Niction for sodomy "A nlrmed
The indictment is sufficient. II chargo,
the oftense in tho usual and ordinar,
form. No exceptions were reserved 10 IN,
admission of evidence. therefore error,
supposed to have been committed by sucl
rulings VIII not he revised. There was .
direct conflict in the evidence. The jur,
settled the conflict. Opinion by David
son, J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

The Federal senate carries US all back
70 our toyhood aud school days when the
debating society was tho biggest thing on
earTh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
INEz COLE, from Robertson; conviction


OF an assault TO murder Affirmed.
Appellant contends that the court should
have instructed the jury more fully and
explicitly on the subject Of nanslaugnter
and consequently on aggravated assault
and battery; that In the first difficulty be-
tween the prosocutrlx and the appellant,
the evidence shows a sufficient provoca-
ton to arouse the passions of the appel
liant to such an extent that If death had
ensued 1t would have been mansaughter
and. therefore, in this case death not en-
suing aggravated assault and battery If
appellant entered into the first fight will
mgly, and had great bodily injury inflicted
upon her. she could rely upon the passions
aroused in the first difficulty. This not
being the case. She could not SO rely. 'rhe
application for continuance was for
the testimony of witnesses relating to what
transpired In the first difficulty, hence the
above proposition disposes of that. Opin-
ion by Davidson, ],
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

y the spaniards should achieve any
marked successes IA Cuba now, General
campoa' defeat would be complete and
ooub!y humsliatlng. Eul Campos may
laugh best b. iau Ching later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
FRANCISCO MARTINEZ from nv

FRANCISCO MARTINEZ, from Bexar.
conviction OF an assault to murder. -
Reversed.
The facts show that the instrument used
was pocket knife The wound inflicted
was on the left breast Just below the left
nipple and about two inches in length.
The depth IL not given. and no further
description Of the wound is given, except
that II was mot a very bad cut" II Is
not SHOWN that the prosecutor even bled
from the wourd The court should have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

EN- rARTE MIzERANr trom w.,
c ooun,s' application for writ of h nallas
Judge Hurt. ''oh ny Presiding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
WILLIAM TURNER, from Tarrant. co

WILLIAM TURNER, from Tarrant, cor
N!cton for aggravated assault and bat
terry. Reversed.
Appellant was the stepfather of Nellla
Beck, and ordered her to assist her mother
in getting supper. She refused, thereupon
appellant proceeded TO infict punishment
Upon her with Il rope. In striking at the
girl he accidentally struck his wife, and
this conviction is for an assault and bat
terry upon his wife. Appellant stood IN
the relation of parent to the girl ard
had the right TO correct her In moderation
hence the State must show that he was
lntlicting immoderate punishment upon
her. The presumption is that the punish
ment was moderate opinion by LENDER
SON. J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

F'nrtc nhio LEGISLATORS hass been indicted
for soliciting oriDes. This is the same old
Ohio iGea-to IN out Tor everything In
ptrf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

The death Of Battenberg, the son-in la W
Of Nir-oria, is peculiarly sad case, be-
cause he was goaded into foolish trip
10 the African swamps by the sneers Of
Icople who probably stayed at home
Many good and brave man allows the
sneers Of contemplate fellows TO get him
into nnnt-ceSsary trnnhle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

a Wellington In the senate Is the result
Ing c9inciaence Of Mr.. Germans Waterloo
IN Maryland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

FRANK HUTTON, from McLennan
county. conviction for forgery. Re
versed.
The indictment was sufficient The State
proved by appellant and another witness
that appellant had previously been con
N.cted of felony, and sentenced to the
pehitcntary. This testimony was admis-
sillle only for the purpose of going to an
pelants credit as witness before the
jury. This court has repeatedly held that
when such testimony was admitted. IL is
the duty of the court to limit the purpose
OF such testimony to impeachment only.
For the failure Of the court so to do. the
Judgment is reversed. opinion by Hurt,
L. J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24
THE DAILY POST. q Columns.

SUNDAY POST, liz to l2s Columns.
THE SEMI-wEEKLY POST. liz COL
UMNS A WEEK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

Senator Wolcott's remarks would indi-
cate that Colorado Is cold toward this adj
rninlstrat!on 49, merely that and nothing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

ToLLIE McAFEE. from Grayson; con-
viction for resisting an officer--Appeal
dismissed.
The recognizance requires the appellant
to abide the judgment of the court of
appeals" instead OF the court of criminal
appeals" This is fatally defective. Opin-
ion by Hurt, =. j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

CHARLEY ROSS, from Cook; conviction
fer keeping a disorderly house. Re
versad.
The indictment was drawn under the
first part Of article 339, as amended by the
Twenty first legislature, and not under the
latter portion of said article. The court
In its charge to The jury defined disor-
DERBY house as defined in the statite in
the first part thereof and also as defined
In the latter portion. The charge of the
court was excepted TO, and "a charge asked
defining Il disorderly house according TO
the allegations in the indictment. There
was proof to show that defendant ran a
beer saloon. that levi women We're en-
ployed and kept in service thereat. White
this proof was admissible under the cir
cumstances to show that the defendant
was guilty of the charge contained In the
Indictment, yet when requested the court
ought TO have eliminated such proof and
properly confined the jury TO the charge
contained in the indie ment. a failure 10
do this was calculated to prejudice the
rights Of the appellant. Opinion by Hem
derson, j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

| Miss Clara Barton could more safely
carry tie rod rag with her 20 Turkey than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-24

JOHN THOMPSON from b. Xar: conVic-
- ton for assault to murder. Affirmed.
Two theories are made Ivy the evidence,
to-wt; Assault with intent to murder and
self defense. These were appropriately
submitted to the jury in the charge of the
court. charge was also given submit
ting the issue of aggravated assault and
battery. 1t was favorable to appellant
The evidence for the State justified the YER
dlct Of the jury. The defense was aDpar-
ent danger. The jury decided these issues
ar we see no reason for disturbing the
verdict. Opinion by Henderson, j.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Spei Abgeuronete Der Modern
WOOdmel

gerH. Wo6e Wonta9, i'll Der Na6t
eeoen 9 ubr, ipraden 4. @. Sames bon
Sutton, Sl.. 9auptclert Der Modern
| Woodmen of America, uno s. W.
@bite bon Sod Gals, ST., &e6tsan-
malt uno Wit9lieo Der Legislature BON
Sllinois, bel uns Dor uno fOrl6ten
mad Der Ysrion, pel6e oas &is
tual oes Sroens Der SehentIldtelt
iberseben bdtts. Sic leu9netsn ebers
falls tsinespe9s, oaB Die Woodmen
cine ssbeime Gefelli 6aft
ieien. Sic ertldrten, es lei elnem
iebem Wit9lisoe erlaubt. wdbreno Der
NuinahmeceremOnien aus Dem Sroen
aus,utrstsn. Wir fra8ten oann, oh
benz Wit9lieoe Dor ODER bel oeln
gintritte &itualOor9ele9t
peroe. Man antDOrtete, Niemano
erhalte GinIiht in oas &itual, bis er
b o Ilitdnoi9es Wit9lieh lei.
Nlsoann Itdnoe IS aber aud benz Wiits
olieoe Mot mebr fret 5uriifSu.
treten. Oils mir oaraui fragten, mar.
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alieosru in bieier Weiie ibre 5rsibeit 5u
nebmen, CAB man teinen bsirieoi9ens
ben Yei6sio. Serr Salutes bebanp=
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erSrben baben, I'm eine
Mitglieoer 81 leiten. &atbO.
liten wogen SieIes beberSi9en.
auf Die Anira9e Der Serren an lns,
parum mir b%ebuuptsten, Die Woodmen
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9etrete 247. 249 uno 25l oes Oritten
Ylenarconcils bon Baltimore, ipeld)e
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auf Die Woodmen al. Sie Serren
wpllten wiien, oh lie oas plenarlOncil
uiGt in der Sprade baben
t6nnten. QDir smpIablcn Sbnen. lib
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i6aIfen. Sic Serren empIablen llb.
inoem Sic ms cine Gigarre gum Nba
idieo iiberrei6ten. .........
9lm eoitorieQer Stslle brir9en mir
nieoer Die yeiueA9riinoe allf ipelAe iia
uniere 9~ebauptun9 iiilgt oOB bic
Woodmen cine iir9li9 uer6Otene Ges
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Woodmen ielbt auhuDreu iollen
peI6s ia su9eben oaB ibre Gelsll6aIt
cine q be ne 1T.
SaB Die Snaesb!dtter tein Seuti9
leIen nod psriieben. tOnnen Sei0t Der
uniinn uel6en iis in oitier ,GrG9e sls
TQmmenaeitrieben. gln eoitOrieiler
SteQe bapen mir nur Gin Seilplel Der
Qcliun0en DER biciiaen .Simes" 9e9es
ben. Sin beireunolter BrleIter bebGups
tet Die 5oGt5bldtier itdnoen ale Oerart
unter Dem Ginflune Der 9ebeimen @e-
ieli6aiten oaB le es nibt paQell oeren
iinlteren umirieben entQe0enSNtreten.
SenjeniQen Yritlter' wcite lns III
unierem Sample 10 trta CUR Settle lieben
unieren berSlihem Cant. 9enlsnlgen
9OSpIrOI9sn Serren 'pelGs uus ibrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
SpoesfaQe.

- 6eBmunn. SSm utter bon 4
Ntonaten itarb am SOnnerstag 0aa-
mittag Gouaro SsBmanu.
- SotSfOro. Sos b%rsiidbriae
SOdterten Der Samilis YOtsiuro itart
am 6reitag.
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itarb perl 8Ode Sienstn9 Abeno in
iciner Wobnun9 2463 al Der Gouler
gpe. infOlae zines oOppeltcn S4laQan.
fallts. Ser YeritOrbene iuar aus
S6leswi9sSOlsitein 9ebiirtia uno mar
62 Sabre alt. @r bate ben 9iir9er-
trie9 mit9emadt.
-Sbil man1. Grau Qnoreaa
Sbilmanp. 9ebOrener @dgener, pobn.
bait 1928 an Der Wtaple Stra6e, itarb
am Wittwo6 abeno I'M 9llter bon 35
Sobren. Sbr nod unmiinoi9es &ino
tOl9te Der Ntut!er an Greitag 1tOrgen
i'm aoos na4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

hide gepDlterun9 I'M Noroen unierer
Staot, mel0e ieitber CUR Sers Selus
@emsinbe QebOrten, lih suiammens
oetbnn uno cine neue 8emeinoe Nes
1riinoet unter Seituna oes albeliebten
bodwiiroi0sn Serrn 9farrer 6eueritein.
lpelher Ssrr CUR 3eit Der tatbolilhen
@emeinOe in Gascaoe porItebt. Ser
oeiu tatbOlii6en 8olte ei9ene Spfer=
finn bat in turSer 3eit meniQItens ios
piele Mtittel suiammenaebradt. oa5
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8ebGuoe, weldes al 9leiher 3eit als
Stride uno SGule bent, erbaut wiro.
Ni6t am psnialtsn bat oiss Die reue
Stride ibrem bon Seoermanu 0eliebten
6ehw. Germ 9iorrer 6euerltein al
%peroanten. - Nahoem DOn ben bieii=
aeu oeutiben IrGitetten 4nSebOte ents
oeoeneenommen moroen iuarell, puroe
bic 6irma Wartin Seer uno Gcrl See
nit Der grribtun9 oes Bebduoes be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Ius BEN GnuntB uno Der Na1bar,
i9att.
9ouisbure, @is., 30. Dec. 1895.
0ertber Serr @ouuer!

2ouisbnrs, @is., go. Dec. 1926.
@ertbsr Serr @onuer!
Der 3peigs Yereiu Der &at6olii6en Sitter
pom Wi~Sconiin, belt am lesteu Sonnta9 in
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Sobn @Ibbles;
3sle9at CUR Steueus poiut GouusntiOu -
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StellDerter-Ueo. Rieler.
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puroe in Ct. Sonatus 6rani GaB, Elm
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tibet, oaB er al eincm SerSleIOen itarb.
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bon st. Sonatus aui oas &uie uuD
Ueruriahte zine ~b0sarti8e SerltauAuns
Oss GnisSs!eItes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07
Sas iilberne Priefsrjubilaum bes
bpbu. Batter Jreg puu guieQe,
Sntuu.

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pirt, bin9e9el Der 81. Deg. iilr bas jiin9ere
00lt beitunmt. SroBoem foHite Der 9roge
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Wtenge fdlien NIB uur0e bic auljiibrune
iilr iOl6e, Die feineu GInlNB finoeu touuten,
nodmdi5 auigefiIbrt. Us wdr eln titles,
aber berrli1es Wemeiuoeieit. 0em geieiers
ten aber ruieu mir eiu berSIi9eI I'd multos
amos 81.
Sin @emetnbemitglieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-07

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