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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
Chicago journal Not for Sale.

CHICAGO. Aug. ll.-Referring to a state
ment in The Tribune that W. r. Hearst
had purchased The Chicago Journal, Geo.
G. Booth says that mo negotiations of
any kind have been opeued or have been
pending for the purchase of The Chicago
Journal, and what is more than that. the
paper is not for sale and never has been
since George G. Booth bought a control
ling intcrcs. In the property from John Il.
Wilson,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
On the Base Bali Diamond.

CHICAGO, Aug. ll.-Following are bass
ball scores made By League clubs: at
Philadelphia-Boston S, Philadelphia 8;
mt Clcvcland-Pittsburg 10, Cleveland 6;
at Baltimore-Washin 4, Baltimore
IL; ut Broohlyn-New York Z, Brooklyn ?.
Western League: At Columbus-Grand
Rapids 3, Columbus $; at Milwaukee,
st. Paul $, Milwaukee 10; at indianapolis
Detroit II, indianapolis 6; at Kansas
City-Minncapolis 81. Kansas City 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
SuPersedeas for Sheyiin.

A telegram from Messrs. Wade and
Beardsley, counsel for Ed Shevlin, to
THE ARGUS this afternoon from
Quincy says that that Judge Car.
ter. of the supreme court. has
granted supersedeas in the Gaze OF
the young Chicago crook.
This insures freedom to Shevlin
until the sitting of the supreme
court in October, when the outcome
Of his case as determined at the las,
term Of the circuit court will either
be sustained or reversed,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
BueklsA'p ASusca solvs

The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. tctser, chApped
hands, ohiiblains. corns and all skin
erup;ions, and positively cures
piles or no pay required. It 10 guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price Is cents per
bcx. For sale BY Hartz 4 Ullsmeysr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
Ranges Between IO6 and Io:.

STERLING, kas., Aug. ll.-Saturday the
mercury was 100 in the shade and Sunday
log. Farmers say the corn will not make
over half a crop. The hot winds have
worked damage all over the country, while
fields look as though fire had passed
through them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
MCIntyre-ReCk DRY Goods Co.
CENTER 100 and , Second av.o No.. s,,a III
IT'S A QUESTION OF MONEY

II . "A QOES 1lON OF MONEY
An around this year and 20 more than the care
.u "ouse"ne VINO mas to make a smaller allowance do
the same buying. Mclntyre-Reck Dry Co"ds 10
meet you more than half way will let ont the snr
Oh several stocks this week prices that are
simply irresistible. Wise people will buy now Ar
na price and less. even if to lay aside for another
Ladies and Childreo's Summer Vests.
ne surplus stock Of ladies' summer ye.,s will A l.,
prices ridicnlonsy
'rrase price reduction Of N ""eA1' An
coca good CT tton c q lie each
Lsn egyptian cotton the
81 zen elegant cotton ribbed tapped best comhs x,n.
bargains Al former 2sc viii be .e
IN the surplus Q WIN W. '"eP'
,,n Se IN handsome styles silk finished
for >.' '-e"s'5 ieueeeu sno now
are determined make clearing of simmer
"'ios' VI 'n' tessoo ana VIII Sell regardless Of
SC and Ioc Wash Goods Again.
ROCK Island has witnessed wssh po,s m
etintot
throw Of
'ts; 9,ssnaiss aod gnensms at the same magic prce
Al lOc, wash goods worth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-11
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Liquessction perspiraton. handkerchiefs-a need OF
the day. We let out some OF surplus at cheap
extraordinary. More than 1000 hsndkerchisfs
in three lots:
and plain. Sc and Zoe values.
At lOc very pretty embroidered, sheer hemstitched
and fancy border handkerchefs initiated ones worth
l5c and lSc.
. Of initsed nc and ss.
Summer Wrappers, Duck and apiece Suits.
Everything resist:
DUCK and 81
Marx thst price.
= Of had left Of the q 80 and q
vanish Of S5c. Materials pefcales and piQue
Summer Wapps-Evsrythug
- a. one Round Dollar buys Of them now-ei.
Jap Fans.
All the Jap fancy folding fans prices:
ATTIC. fans
AT loo, those up o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

municstiou, I would respectfully fey
that the executive committee Of thr
Democratic party made this proposition
for electoral fusion Ia good faith, and
We still express the hope thst cur Ia.
abillty to come TO any satisfactory
arrangement to the extent aud In The
maDnet you ptot Ose viii not be allowed
10 stand ~ the way Of any iuet NJ.
fangement by whirh Mi. Bryan, the
nominee OF the Democratic, Poruils.
aud Silver parties, thall receive the
united support OF these ofgan'zationt,
Failure 10 have one electoral ticket Tor
Mr. Bryan may result ia MI Me.
Kinlry receiving the entire electoral
vote Of North Carolina, although
he receives many thousands lee
u the popular votes at tue POLLS
than may he received by Mt. Bryan.
II may be that the loss OF the electoral
vote Of North Carolina will feeult IN
the election Of Mckinley auu tbs nx.
log OF the gold standard upon the PEG.
pie for four more yestH. IL was 10
avoid the possibility Of such Tosult
that the Democratic executive CEN.
mltloe made lie proposition Of July 8lst
for electoral fusion, presented " IN n
more definite shape OF ils meeting on
the 10Th Of AnguSt, and ptosstd iis
acceptance upon you. There IL also
warm and sincere deslfo on tho part o
the Democratic party that the financial
reform legislation demanded In the
Chicago platform OF tue Peoples parry
shall not fall because OF the want Of o
majority for silver 10 the national
HOuto Of Representatives, and TO that
end every effort on the part OF all mar.
Ties believing In silver should DO di.
foctod TO the defeat ~ gold standard
candidates In every congressional lie.
trot Ia the state; and " Mt any time
before election Ia any congressional
dislrlct there should be running Tor
Congress two silver representatives,
the divltion Of the silver vote thus
brought about would make probable
the election Of gold standard candi.
date. believe II would become our
duty In some honorable way 10 meet
the situatlon 70 as 10 prevent this TO-
sult,0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
Scandinavian Reunion.

scAndinavians OF Utah have for
some years beon holding reunions In
various parts ef the State. On these
occahlons they come together 70 meet
old friends AMI aequaintanoes and
speak about their experiences. The
gatherings have always been pleasant
and profitable and arc generally
looked forward to with interest.
This year there will be q meeting Of
a similar nature In Provo the 22nd and
2srd OF August, and II Is expected that
II will be MS successful as previous 70.
unions have been. Tbs railroads give
reduced fares Tor tho occasion from oil
points In Utah county anu adjacent
counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

iuntt, a.snt s.a ,r4tH over INTO
Chins. Ffom China he goes TO India
on his wheel and then northward
through Persia, tho Turkish empire,
Austria, Gofmany, France, etc.
he calculates 10 return witbin
a yesr. II dots not appear that Mt.
Brown IL touring the worid TO win .
bet, but merely for the purpose Of
satisfying his own desire TO zee what
other Countries look like. He expecte
70 pay bls expenses NJ he goes along.
IL Ia 10 be hoped he will be able 10
oompl,ts his journey In safety. IL IL
not without dangers In countries where
a oycllst Ia looked upon M sort Of
supernatural, evil spirit, to be got IT'D
Of II possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
The nrewn oomnan, slrln..

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1.-THE
Brown company strike has been tx.
tended to Pittlburg. Tho strikers
learned few dAys age that the Schaiie
Foundry and Machine company o
piitsbuTg was doing Work tor the
Brown company, aud they sent D.
representative there. He sent back
word today that he wOuli probably
succeed In getting the pattern makers,
machinistg anu iron mouldep Of the
Schalfe company to strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
IN NORTH cARoLINA.

senator Buffers Proposition Tor
Fusion.
RALEIGH, N. o.. Aug. H. unalr.
man Manly OF the Dsmongaur s'a,o ex.
ecutive COMMITTEES has reptile 20 The
letter OF senator Butler regarding
fusion. Senator Butler propose that
tho Popuiists have five electors and
the Democrats Ska u division OF all
state offices. Tho Democrats had only
proposed fusion on tho electoral ticket.
Mr.. Manley In his reply says no 70.
gaTded the memorandum from Sen ,tor
Butler as private and did not submit IL
to his committee. Ho say;
"ln further answer TO your COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

ELLESmuRo. Wash, Aug. IA
Fasion Of the Populitis and free silver
men who lett tue Republican PARTY hAs
been effected In the state ui waning.
ton, and the uamo Of tho new party
will be the Peoples party. IL was
ullft convention decided 10 allow the
man In addition 10 tie other tiilces
slotted 10 thin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Fo..r Men Badly HUT In a con
niet

sh-f hsh hANlN nun w yum
nicL
CLEvELASD. o., Aug. ii.-FouI
men were enoi, me being badly hurt,
In a COT Not v hion occurred this even.
Ing between a party OF the Brown
company strikers aud several non.
union men WHO were going home from
the works. Two Of the wounded men
were non.unlonltts, the third " a
striker and the fourth a spectator. Toe
names OF the injured are;
J. w. Caldwell, non.unlon. shot In
thigh.
George Plumb, shot through the alb
domBn, will probably recover.
Thomas Evans, q striker, shot 10 the
back, badly hurt anu may die.
William Lawry, n bystander, struck
In the face with a Telegraph insulator,
badly hurt.
Thu trouble occurred nearly two
miles from the works, at the corner OF
Wade Park and East Madison avenue.
A number OF tho non.uDionisis live In
that vicinity. Eight or ten OF
them were going home from tho
works together. Just as they turned
tho corner n crowd OF strikers
who hal been IN hiding behind a ~.
loon attacked them. Stones were
hurled, aud Joe Plumb, one Of the non.
unionisls, pulled n revolver and firoI
Plumb wasthun shot, As he claims, by
Henry Smell, n striker. The nting be-.
came general, NJ isARt twenty shots
having been exchanged. Toe 1Rht
lasted Tut q few minutes, ami ~ soon
a. " was over tho strikers disappeared.
The police had not anticipated any
trouble In that quarter, aud II was
some time before they had arrived on
the scene aud began an investigation.
AmbulAnoes took tho injured meu to
the hospital or their homes and the
search for the men who did the shoot.
ing was begun,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
TrIelIen Amenr pemoernI..


New YORK, Aug. IL. - Senator
Jones oilthe Democratic national con.
miIteo left tonight for Washington
without appointing either the exeou.
tive COMMITTEES or tho campaign @ m.
mitlee. The conference during tue
day has been lengthy and evidently OF
Importance. The story runs that Cor.
man has said that he would head the
campaign committee provided he had
executive management OF affairs. The
silver mon did not believe that such
power should be given 10 German, and
they urged the name OF Governor
Stone. In addition TO this there IL
said 10 DO decided friction In the com.
mitses over the plans proposed TO dis
clplino tho gold state committeeman
who have not attended the meeting Of
tho national committee. Chairman
Jones and Senator German urge that
some radical departure, such as 10.
movals, should bs tho method om-
ployed, while olhtrs are OF the OPT MO n
that radical action OF that sort would
hurt the candidate.
At midnight Il was announced that
Senator German had refused to accept
the ohnirmanship OF the campaign
committee. The national headquarters,
II Is announced, will be- at Chicago.
The selection OF Chicago Ia out OF
Difference TO tho Wishes OF Mr.. Bryan,
and Mr.. German declines tho cham.
plonshIp because OF the selecliOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
Woman's Suffrage.

The regular meeting OF the w. y. A.
will DO held Tuesday aiternoon,at $3.50,
In the woman's Exponent office, room
s2s Constitution building. All ladies
interested invlted.
KATE IL. GRoEsBRCR, Pres,
CASSIE q. NEWMAN, Doc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
utah Kindergarlen Ekcnrsion.

The Utah Kindergarten excursion
to Ssl.nir will ,ako place on Tuesday,
August 20. The program will be pub.
iished next. Tho affair II 10
the hands Of n capable committee, who
expect 10 make big day OF the coca.
a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
New pInhtheria Gases.

soiPio, Aug. IL, is95.-wo have to
report two now cases In the family
where one was reported two days age.
They arc very light however. the ntt
belbg decidedly better; all other cases
progressing very iavorably.
THOMAS NATrq
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

OMAHA, Aug. li.-A apeoial to the
Bee ssyt. Hon. ". Il. Eyeter Of
Chambersbutg, Pa, was murdered TO.
night Mt Lincoln. Fred Vance anu
i've women OF the town are detained
At the station as knowing something
u tho case. He was here with party
OF prominent Pennsylvania capitalists,
en- route 10 Cripple Creek 10 invest IN
mines. IL was supposed he hal taken
the afternoon train for Cripple Greek
until his body was found In an un.
frsquented part OF town with the skull
crushed. Robbery Ia the supposed
cause. lie was director 10 the u. a
q. V. railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

C..leetH meeting In NJ. /. League
Reading Rooms t5Dcial HalD State
street, At 10 o. m. tomorrow, SUNDAY.
Every hasoci,tIOn should be repre-
sentod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
Cloak and Suit Department.

the Will ole
n Wmppe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

in business, whrewe wi" welcome and be
peaVd to see
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
FREE TRADE FOR CHINA.
Proba bic Result of the Travels OF
Ii Hung Chang.
VIEW FROM AN ENGLISH STANDPOINT
wsrships TO He Ordered and the Chinese
Army to lie Ecorgsnis.d-New
Life and Prosperity.

Shanghai September i.-tCopyriShted
1886. By the Associated Press l-rhere are
reports In circulation here among people
of the highest authority which, II correct
show that the travels OF Ii Hung Chang
In Europe are likely TO have, In the I'M
Mediate future. most important effect
upon the policy of the chinese govern
,nent, and that the interior o. thlna VIII
shortly be thrown open to free trade
When the grca, Chinese statesman was
in England an official attached TO his
stan said that the object of me Nicero! Z.
tour was lotAound the European eovern-
nents regarding an Increase IN the JUS
toms iarin Of China. lie added that it
vas Understood that Russia, Germany
iud France were favorable 10 thr ~
rrrhS', but that the MARQUIS 81 SALISBURY
TAINTED LINE to consider The matter ana
IA; he had brought forward several I'M
torioui counter propVs lions. what the
propositions Of Iori Salisbury were : 4
question probably known to bat ;ew peo-
pie. CON thc other haud. IT Is assorted here
~ people Who arr ~ a position To EANt
acc .rate Information 'esarding -he policy
OF the Chinese government that the latter
= Inclined to conced he conditions sat
forth by Lord Salisbury ana that. A. 4
preliminary agreement. there VIII he an
Increase IN ne taria. al transit dues IN
the interior OF China wiii be abolished and
hat later on free Trad VIII Doe rstah-
ished throughout the Chimes empire.
.Fhe preliminary Increase b the tarln is
locke! upon a. being necessary. "a a loan
must b. secured IN some manner aud the
customs dues are r. Etried as being the
best security possible under The tircum-
itances.
/ Is also animated that ir Great Britain
advances the money required by china,
M latter, ~ SORT Of pouus VIII pace
orders for a number of baitl.shps crui.-
s. gf ti H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
TARIFF REFORM.

Mexico VIII Have a Revis on Of Her
Fiscal svstnm
Nr.xt.o c,i, c.,..,,,t, r,
'f'''''"'' - ''s ne"
IA y papers VIII app ar within few
weeks FL impartial a morning journal.
-. ,,'. 90 '''.''o i''''r'' an
evening piper OF large size AM which IL
mauae ment intend making the most com
pl.t, diil, IN tn. sp,ri-h ta,,-,,,,.e ,..r,,.,,
Vas o,.r ,n.,, ,.-,,',,, ho.' -
"'' Nv" P'H'tH ue'r' p'Eh Srade
weekly i"shion ana musical journals are
,h. h.s French sad r,r.'' ,,,, %-'' ,,'a'
'e''O" ""N i-''s"'n plo'.ed''o"s
OIL theH class
Finance Min seer Limauour will soon
VISION ot The ii.cal system Of iha conn.
MS ard Tho tarin viii probably be cau-
'..usiy reformed. but without prejudice
g.. "a large n0nll..r Of u,,v f.4,,t,ri,s ,yi'rh
ur1,.ctpl bv Tariff and c.tt MIN,
AIR.. doing Dro4t..rogs Inst,-,s -, In,
ot Tho Ai.Nioan -tat.stn,n tn rao.le- ,bc
aau1trv d. r,r AS nossflI. ind,tstrj.lr, b.,
d.nerfsuf ami fhcr Ia ro -. -
4 epfiau of frrn fr,Ii. views Tf s,,au
er,i.n NJ f,vor ,,,irr Han "a 9u m.
,hors q. o., 1n,,i,. no. -, -
.rig as a "0p''. rs M so
sr.'t,,Y . ~. ',' Vi al,i me WI. le
.hlo if,sfs 1900 f'''
Nrt,f.t- f,,,,.,,,- ,. ,
Ina .uul "as praciCaUY d2oe
S,s+, wy, VIZ "nureS OF 90 hlc
4.ei.'' nls nnurfNer hy nE to protect all
~" HiN"lT hu" MAKE the i1rNiSn
- SUI ,p us arising from
ihe tahk hhhn'rs for september l
snow a large amount Of cash and healthy
financial movement. M1ney Is easy and
,a,!tal is gong mic manufacturing un Ter
tax ngs All over the republic and also
heavily INTO the tropical agrlculiure.
hatfs on mortgages and real estate stead
!ly tent downward
The new company operating tho sire
railways IN this city VII invest many
millions Of dollars In the complete recon
sfruciiQn and moderulzatIon Of the svs-
TEN
The presidents message wu abovv t,a,
! In every direction IN, country bas raJe
! remarkable advances ana tbnt 80 - ~,
eminent was never finannIaiiv IN ~ be,ter
/ position. '' "
/ cuban ami Nv, Vori, r,oorIo i,tar.s,o1
/ ~ sugar growing are inve.ii,at'nr he
I 80 - ~ Nf'et >tlt'lS NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
FORa IGN BRIEFS.

ST. Petcrsburg-Thc romans of Prince
Lebanon Rostovski Will arrive at Moscow
next saturday.
Herln--tierr Krupp. the Iron king" Of
Essen, has purchased the Germania ship
building works for GS25. 900 marks.
Londou--A dispatch to the Times from
Brussels says that Raron d'Hanis has
teen nominated governor general of the
Congo States.
'onstantnople-rh e special tribunal To
'rN the authors Of The recent outrage Of
this city. resulting in the killing of sew
crnl thousand Armenians, has been open
VI. Indictments against li3 ussultnAns
ma Arm n.ans We're handed III by the
public PROSECUTOR,
ula-Pesih-Wheu the Hungarian par
lament reopeped, the minister or finance,
Dr. l.. LuKacs, submitted the estimates
lor the year lSa1 They provide for a
total expenditure of 40, rs SO torlns or
-.tto,.NU horins over the expenditures of
$50. The receipts are estimated at No.
llG 'M nOrlOs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
ANNEXArION SENTIMENT.

Seattle. Wash. September 4. 49, H. G..
Whitney. eX-postmIster s neral of the
HAwa ian islands. arrived from honolulu
today. 10 reports a s;rong revival 81 an
neNatlou feeling on the isaihds anu says
II is intensified through inc hel q! INA /
should Hawaii he annexed 20 the United
States the thrratenrd Japanese trouhle
would be enuiroly wiped ous by me aoro-
cation Of all existing treaties.
BY what is known as the q bson treaty,
entered into wah Japan, about thirteen
years ago. Japanese may pour INTO i1e
islands n unlimited numbers. They l. "
number 25Oi0 and more are coming. Mr..
Whitney stars hat they are coming IN
at the alarming rate OF 5000 year. "a
thinks II is only a question OF few
years un!n the japanese viii on number
The natives and nitural.zen popula lon.
aud thar would cause serious troIhi@
They are already demanding rights OF
franch Sc. which by the ,ro1tN Is con-
ferred upon them as soon as they can
wrte and read the t1nglish language.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
ARMENIAN MASSACEES.

London, September 5.--1he Chronicle
this morning contains an interview with
Miss Grace \. Klmbaal, the American
missionary from Bangor, Maine, who d.!
such feroc work IN the profession and
massacre.
Miss kimhall has just arrived In London
from Turkey. and WAS an eyewitness ct
the recent massacre In ConstaEtinoplc ana
liebek. She expresses the belief that the
mussaCrcs wetc organic ID by the Turks
Miss Kimball -ays further:
"undoubtedly strong revolutionary
movement exists In Turkey. but the rue.h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
KEEPS SPAIN BUSY

Madrid, September Ian olal
patch from Manila, capital q =
l.ppine Islands, announce. ~, l,,s.
s,,rsnnts have collected a. ma ~ \
troops have routed 100 lnsu ,t.al \.
core. killing fourteen q ii,,ss sT~
turing eighteen. Re,ri ,,r, IA
hecn summoned from Nasu :, nj. !, Il
of insurrcct!cn are appdlsn' ~
Tar1ranga and Batangas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
DILLON WOULD RETIRE.

pubhn, september 4. Speaking at the
annual convention OF the Irish Na'ionll
League of Great Britain. Mr.. John Dillon
said lis Offer &C. retire from the chairman
snip of the Irish parliamentary party "ill
h"id eooG. lie added, however that 70
long as he retained the place no man.
whatever his opinion Of his abilities. shuil
remain IN the ranks an hour unless he PIE
srrN'f tIe principle of discipline. "R"-
union he continued. must preoede any
effort 10 force q concession of the Irish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
rILIBusTERs GONE.

Kingston, Jamaica, SEPTEMBER
American stgan ship Lauraas' sh'
cuban nlibuster, and erronsaasIy !.
wrecked by treachery, cleaFw W Y.
Antonio tor Philadelphia las W,
1t now transpires that hs !.
transferred twenty-five men ~. !.
lily OF arms and amm!lnlioa \ /.
pann,less off Nayas ls!ano' VIZ
sailed thence fcr Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
BRAZIL AND ITALY.

London, September THE Brazilian le-
cation here has issued a note announcing
lhnt there is every indication of "A peace
lui ana cordial solution OF the difficulty
whicn has arisen between Brazil and Italy
Regarding the claims OF she latter country
Tor hgciunNN as a result Of tho racent
outrnEcs In Brazil on Italinn Ruhincts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
FLAMES IN SAN ANTONIO.

san Antonio, Texas, September 4-Firc
the, unoompleted residence of Mrs. f..
iiiio.somb on South Heights, The less &
SlNc, covered by insurance. While this
NE was IN progress. The swelling of J-hn
v. h9utielge, printer. burned TO the
Sround, on Prospect Hill TWO adjoining
hous.s were damaged. The loss ,lused by
$3.50. ~ '-'"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05

DDS adopted to suppress II are oo'h i"-
human and intnlcrshle "
The Rome correspondent OF the Cnron-
icle says. Among the victims OF tae
Ccnstantinople n,sssacres wers SeNu'1.
Italians whose heads were carried thfVus"
the streets on pixies"
II Is rumored that tho sultan mad actu-
ally issued an irnde ordering the intNsa ,C,.
OF all the ArmcuiAns, and the anna Sanors
had 70 use threats 10 EN Y resclhuen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-05
PREVENTED IN PEss !.

Lima. September t-M ~ Y. :,
here to celebrate the alifu's s,',.,,,
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