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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-05-29
REVIEW OF TRADE.

The waiting condition in all lines. which
seems to some people nothing better than
stnpnntion. still continues. But there is some
dlnerence. Thousands of orders and contracts
arc merely deferred because trey can be more
safs given ~ little later. There is nothing
exciting in the speculative market for exporta-
bic products. and the stories about damage to
wheat have been numerous. but the general
belief regarding the future supply is fairly re-
tectcd in the decline OF 1.6s cents per bushel.
The western receipts continue larger and At
lantic exports smaiicr. The home market
fails entirely tn respond to short crop stories.
for II is known that western reports indicate IL
crop exceeding last years. General trade
throughout the central west has not met an
tlcipatons. Clothing orders have dropped OFF
two weeks earlier than usual at Chicago and
the run OF orders for dry goods there Is light.
A relatively more favorable report comes from
81. Louis. Detroit and Milwaukee business
interests are suffering from strikes. Failures
for the week have been 22s in the United
States against 207 last year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
NOT MORTIFIED WITH SLAVERY.


Thackeray's Frank Statement of Ills I'M
pressious Of the United states.
A Icttor written IN a relative bv William
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over NoNati mus anu COM vtr" "'
mansion mouse Wherc s"' nt,' V"''''e'
lNFd WlJa hla lea'u"s VIZ wv VII ".'
talklns otf N'IohyI i'S'ho'N IS 'V' Ru'',''
IN N's country ""u' S"i'l."a ~, -
here TN" ttiNn al nov - IVY ~ w.; IN
season. hWe' a. anu MY N"NS' W"
letle' have long since ma" 'n' pv't'r "'
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io' q. have not mace VI'"''v !" ''"'
months. put snuE HluV sp"i ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
OUR RICH SUGAR LANDS.

The Omaha Bee says rat 9lspatcle,
from Mexico are to the effect uat Amer
leans are making large investments IA
Mexican sugar lands and thfn aSks why
should American capitalists 20 to Mexico
10 put their money In sugar lands, whom
there are no better sugar lands anyw nera
than in Nebraska?
The investors will at least be hardened
for passing over Nebraska as a sugar Lands
section. The States OF Nebraska and the
pakotas and Kansas are not olassed in
general and popular Biographies as cuear
States. The fact that beets can be raised
IN Nebraska and sugar be extracted from
boets would hardly entitle that section 10
the distinction of rivalry as a sugar pro-
ducing country with Hawaii and Cuba, or
Mexico, Louisiana and Texas These in
vestors are very wisely seeking sections
where sugar comes first hand, SO TO sneak.
from the sugar cane. and where syrups
and molasses constitute so great an Gle
ment In tho crops.
II. therefore. the question by the Bee he
modified 80 as to substitute Texas or Lou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

Responding
I'll Q de lie
Mr.. TasteaA.
you any
day between aud distinguished
tanaua. February A.
the having
m he to al chairs.
highest officers and an the people Of the % states we're interested in his
the whole
State department. of American
c a OF
h
n o
That he said politics
lse government had those thngs Recognition would be Of
would be able continue their policy
sailng
would
) o po
lie replied that he would observe the same policy toward the black and
lilo looked Thorn than did the law equals
grinding plantations
cd ul tho fixing date for grinding had been made
pa 40
Tho general rights travellers In Cuba who had
joining either Their would
10 %
military
as a. beer
eNrlenoy noticed
Cvha?"
Weylor
o
Ialstea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN.

Secretary Of Treasury Believes Calves
ton Collector is Right
Washington, February 1e-The secre-
tary of the treasury has decided to take
an appeal from the recent decision OF the
board OF general appraisers at New YORK.,
overriding the collector of customs at
Galveston. who held in effect TINT COM
mercial asphaltum as Imported mo the
United states should ray an ad valoram
duty of - per cert AS a partly manu-
featured article no; specially onuinvf-
ated in the tariff law Up to wlth'n
tho last fow morths imported asphaltnm
commonly used in paving streets has been
free of duty rs raw material.
y'hc collector at Galveston, however,
recently ruled that the crude article ha1
Undergone a process or drying 10y which
eXraneous matter had been eliminated
and that e should not be admitted iree,
and hence he assessed the duty Of ~
per cent. An. appea' was taken TO the
general appraisers who reversed the de-
c,son OF the collector The sacrot9ry's
action VIII bring the matter before the
United states circuit court at Galveston
for final DISCRIMINATION
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20


Ills ION Tide and name IS Captain Gen.
efal Naleriana " eyler y Sicolan
The car OF Russia calls his baby cirl
ny dnnlnuilve that translated means
Little Hluc-cyei"
Aubrey Bcarlsley has executed eight
lion - luxe 90 Fopc's Rape OF the L1ck. 30
Mr Rider Haggard has been elected
chairman " the Incorporated Society OF
English Authors Tor The current year
li,rriscns fnvortc flower ~ fhc orange
tip-soin Mckinley = the forget me not
AASun's ths snowfall. Reeds the tlrrr
hiy aud Morlon's the evergreen blossom
sam Cliftr who recently q ed in London
~ 'he age n %. WAS the last nf 'hc run
ming fnoiueui once fashionable ln Eng
land. Fifty four ~ his descendants at
tended h!s funeral.
Nr Grrrg. ~ Vanderbilt is establish
Ing, On his estate AZ Baltimore W Ne-th
Carolina. scientific collection ~ dried
plants 80 connection WITH an arhorotum
0ua scientifically managed forest
Senator Cameron Says that few Amer
teams y'aliza bow hig the United States
really are We could support a popula-
Non frpu1 ten to twenty times the Hxc OF
that no now have" he remarked the
other day.
General John VI. schodeld Is visiting
Florida rer the first time since early in
the '-1a where ile went as d lieutenant
Just from Wesr Point 90 regulate the
Seminole. Ills special chun iu those days
was a. q, iitl.
John Burus the English labor leader
ana socialist. recently coined tnis epigram
aucnt the Venezuelan dispute; m Eng
land is wrong HghUug won't make n any
batter. " England is right arbitration
viii not make u any worse
Ex-United states Senator Henry g
Davis and Senator ste phen y. Elkin9 have
offered 10 give f30cqA Tor n college az
Ellus ~ the Lexington Prcsbytcry wi
give the same ar cunt, The OTTER has been
accepted and the money VIII 10, raised at
once.
Lord Bennett thu son Of the earl OF
TankerVille is "a Tacoma with hs " .fc
and is interesting himself In reViva, moot.
lngs Within q month Lord and Lnfy
Bennett have taken an active past IN two
large revivalh and they VII continue Their
cvaugelistc work IN Tho West Until
spring when they VIII 20 20 New YorA
and London
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
CAPITAL CuLLINGs.

Washington. February 1.-THE treasury
department announces that j. 7. Morgan
q Co. are entitled to receive bonds OF the
face value OF about 81, coo in addition to
those of which they have already been
notified These are bonds on which tho
first instalEmcnt was defaulteu by persons
TO whom they were awarded. ~
The urgent deficiency appropriation plll
as agreed to by the conference committee
of the two houses appropriates s6,oO5 49, or
about s2000.000 more than the house piil
and $4,000 more than the bill as II
passed the senate provided for.
Texas pensions, issue of teoruary a
Origlnal-Wn,iam l.. Wallker san AntoIlo,
Bexar county; increase, George N,chols,
Allenfarm. BRACES county.
Tnc treasury today lost S5l2,1gO IN eolo
coin and $3.50 in bars, which leaves ,le
total amount of the reserve SO far AS re-
ported sol, 4i2,S20. sa,,,
The house committee on ways ana means
TODAY Voted to -oport the bill for kili'ng
all seals in Behring sea unless an erect
i've agreement fer their protecuoh DC
reached. 1T,
The proposition for telegraphic cable
between this country and Hawai- was
ugiin under consideration by the senate
committee on foreign relations today bnt
final consideration was postponed IN or0er
20 uerm9, further communication Win inc
companies which have made proposiuons
looking to the construction OF the capie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

ing States, mean, but in households and
in common AGRICULTURAL estates.
1t is a drvariiy uupioturosquc country for
the NEST iart. have not seen a do2vt
picturesque Views in all my wanderings
nor ever cared to Aso pencil. except to
sketch negro or two: and these are won
dcrfu for their gro tcsuueness, oddly. and
pathetic drollery, SO TO speak. Oh, What a
comfort It Will be to see the oh country
again and to shut up these wearisome lee
tures' am so sick of them that vow to
revolt day after day. 1t is only the
thought OF those young ladies' at Paris
that makes me continue this anbulatory
quack business. have mnde many kind
aud pleasant frl 'Uds, some of whom I
hope To like and remember all my lie
There are just an good (uot 80 many ladies
ana gentlemen here as with us and have
lost my heart twice or thrice quito sails
factorily. and recovered n. too not In the
least injured by the temporary abstruc-
ton during my stay here Tho luxury Of
this city Is prodigious aud surely solomon
In all his glory or tho queen OF Sheba whsi
she came to visit him in state. was not
arrayed SO magulnceuuy as these New
York dnmscis | send my very best re-
cords So an our llinsfolk and friends aud
that iudicious critic Who preferred roAdig-
about Marlborough to seeing Wclljnstou's
ohstquies. / hope, II. -, 20 be home re-
fcro many months sre over, ana | an,
always yours. most sinccrely.
W NJ Thuclxcrav.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
THEY WANT RECIPROCITY.
The National Livestock Association
Asking for Relief.
CONGRESS DISPOSED OF BUSINESS.
Several Appropriation and Pension Bills
Were Passcd-Asphait Case VIII
lie Appealed.

Washington. February 1.-THE officers
and members OF the executive board OF
the National live Stock exchange or
St. Louis, Chicago. Kansas city ana
Omaha were given hearing by the SEN
ate committee on agriculture today, lhey
asked for reciprocal legislation wnien
would open the foreign markets 10 Amer :
lean live stock, and while they suSsesteu
no plan asked that congress assist IN
finding a way to do this. They conf
planned of the restrictions placed upon
the Importation OF American cattle ny
foreign countries and contcndcd that
there was no foundation for. the charge
that American live stock Is disea 'Nd
The live stock throughout the United
States, said one OF the speake,5' Vas vas
never in healthier condition ana the diS-
ease proicxt is the Vericst suhtctirge,
because II such werc The case IT "tNld
soon he made apparent by the street Ghte
norton ana post norton wnieh are
made.
Senators Warren Roach and George
were appointed subcommittee TO III
vestigate the gu stion ard report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
FOREIGN BRIEFS,

Paris Tho pardon Of John l., Waller,
convicted by = court-martAl IN the Island
OF Madagascar or illegally communicating
with the lcyns. mud sel.enccd to twenty
Noars' Imprisonment has boon sent Ia
President Fuure for the latter's signature,
Iondou-The houFe OF commons has
passed the second reading OF the hill pro-
ViliuC for tho establishment OF n board
OF consultation, intended TO be a permanent
tihunal OF arbitration for labor disputes.
Barln--The North German Gazette says
thu, the question of tho restrictions placed
on American Insurance companies viii
probably be reopeued
I.7ndon.--A Madrid dispatch says that
several bombs were exploded in the gar
dens OF the palace az nisht. No personal
INJURIES resulted. The outrage Is sun
posed IN Madrid TO have been perpetrat ed
by anarchists.
New Nork.-A special 10 the World from
Colon, Colombia, SAYS: y Lima dispatch
rcpcrls the discovcry Of formidable
conspiracy agains. tho government Of
Peru. Many persons have been arrested
and arms have been .ssiZed in several
piaCes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20


TIE Boston commercial nnR-as are eis-
iurhed aver the hne-sss tins; ART bsing
charged outside firms ana corpora ,aons In
most Of LIE States for tho privilege e.
-ransae;ips business n those States and
thinks Il Is Unconstitutional taxa toa I'D
Ger a clause OF the Federal constitution.
Tho latter instrurson; nan'uins & elnuss
prohibiting any STATE without tis co-sett
OF eongrass lsyiug snv irposts NJ dNiss
on In ports or exports ana ~ further
provision reservirr 10 congress The risat
- rnEaiRts cozrnerae heiva~.n THE States
TIE clear inteat and purpose 81 IN se
rlA1lses is appare1a, hawever. Ha3 j. pot
b.en Tor the-n. in th@ hsydev - --otrc .vt
sentiment, We shussld have t,slu5 I.o-.s-
lana putting tariff on TsEas 7-olas,S
and visA vtrsa PanrsylvAnsa w1gid have
tcen excluding New YORK e,oss an8 sil
Of merchandise sAriIar rom Boston
might have had 70 pay thr5~s al along
THE route 70 s.. LD-is. Something n 1lss
kind has boa the sr-a.l1n in our slgtsr Es-
public IN Mexico v'Ae-a iAe J-tr-a l- q
rruts: tim ana ;ariT ass taxe1 progress
10 safat siardstll pntl tsst recently.
Ihsre IS difference ,,1t~een an al val
orctn tSx ard rall tax. ,,etwce1 ta-f
or inpos; duty ard privilege license
Tho distinction PISS 'ea hauii~a iu the
courts and IS wall established. 4 liceass
to do snslness lu Stare. however h.rl1. So
ono thing AMI tarr IN imports entirely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
EAChANGE INTERVIEWS.

TIE r9Ful!sis wts' hAa been cutiutip,
-h h tiaii -H ifN democrats Marty and
% -a4 p.s.n Ipoh.Eg to The Galveston
p arruHaf" tho fart are
a--'r apaIG rntf1 Tnc Rpnt frlloa ST.
fii'- $50 ana 'nt MASSES OF the tarty viii
N't ls victory 40 November as usual
fnpls Democrat
-'4t ~ ines ,icw 10 take OF II A fcU,
stAriers may ~ oa the democratic log
it-t Us always 20 be cNprcted-hut the
i'71.af party Organization VIII 40 iisat
'lenr E the good OLD way Hol arb.nv.
'@f5 90 the polls Tho people Of Texas
avs no' gctng 10 turu over their s,ate
government 20 popullste- hcy have lie
'harl9!es OF Kaisas ana Colorado before
tttan
hf piac'ico u holding county conven-
Nans YIN doubtless De adhered 10
tNiplghout th~ state by The Democracy
@iAl' The sutuorAtic Rulings of h.ir
80 5.4i.y ana us small majority
Win regard 90 that. the democrats Of
eAeh county VIII suit themselves. where
they desire TO hold their primaries In nc
cofdance with the state committee plan
they have the perfect right to 10 20. And
where they chose to ignore that plan they
have an equal right TO select another
'"ute'' mat IL democracy and forty
committees could not change II.
IN" action Of those representative dem
ocrats who are opposed TO the unlimited
anu independent coinage Of silyer AT 10
70 J. ~ their conference al Galveston. Ia
decided 10 remain within the demoerati,.
organization was both wise and patrio;ic.
ana can not bN too highly commended. -
Greenviile Herald.
They took tho only course open to them
IN common sense and political integrity.
/
Clark and Matlock both say that no
lrus democrat can accept tho work Of
the state executive committee" but II
must DO remembered that II has heon a
| trained with democrats The,, NE 80
mouth pieces OF foreign syndlcates ma
eorpofations-Van Alstyne News
Just such expressions as the above nrc
responsible for the bitter feeling now wit
messed In Texas. The thing has gone on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

tsisna for Nebraska thr-e will he sorne
srroSlteness IN the query Why 20 20
Mexico for such Investments whom within
the sugar cam belt or the coAS, Of Texas
are tens OF thousands OF virgin acres Of AZ
tne rare lands ~ can ns found anywhere
IN the world. and rs cheap? TIA fertility
Of the valley os the Nile does no, sarFass
that of our sugar hslt while labor !n
Mexico may he cheaper VIZ furnish rs
COMPENSATION nore stable government
greater security NJ American investments
snd The cunrenlai Surroundings o. tho l-.-
vssfor's own language and The customs o.
his own country.
The possibilities Of our sugar belt havs
ben hui feesly drawn urur az vet. but
IN cou-s, NJ r,ne ND nus, r;;rhc; ths
attention q large ohriial ana prove great
factor IN the wealth and development q
fh,s lrarsaiaic ssctsoa When some large
-eNnerifs o. mills IRE heated a. Houston,
az tAev ought 20 ~ and viii ~. Il ever
~, trusts s-s thrtttlei. thoy will create
rrrrkr, for ths caae 81 the raw product
ans rtrrui; Snail plaate-s 20 become Plen-
ara throughout the section. A. It Is It
requires toe rres; Capital 20 engage N the
Industry ana provide machinery sor week
INC m ths raw material e. ;he plantation
ana otherwise there is 70 immediate
r--srl,rt fnr the cane.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
WHO MAY SMITH is

Louisville, Ky, February ls-InyesdaI
ton in this city into the life Of Nil
Smith. who Is connected with Jacks:
ana Walling in the Pearl Bryan ssI.l
develops the fact that she cane Id
early in January, being enpoyel II
Byron Lester and wife in the dress 81
ting business. She came from AAl
Fuson's school in Cincinnati to teaa ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester, She remained lits|
until Saturday night a week ago, WI
her brother TOM Covington, Ky, az
and took her home.
MIR. Lester said this morning iht
reading the first account of the alAI \
girl appeared horriiied, as she hai .
i'm correspondence with both Jackson
WaIling. and had told Mrs, Les,s
was engaged to Walling. Mrs. Lester
seen letters addressed to both men
%hen the account appeared u
newspapers that May Smith h,a
been operated on by Walling and "
son. thu girl stoutly denied II. M
ter said. however, that about wNk
fore Christmas, while In the emp'o!s
Of Mrs. Fuson. the girl was aoseh! y
the office n whole week. and II tas
Grafton was performed, 1t took pisa
that time. Lester also declaiel
when the girl returned TO worA w
pearod altogether changed May nm
between is and % years old and g
pretty. Ga,
MIR. Lester says a man named W
who Is connected With the faiaW
Of Cincinnati. was a corresponds
May smith and that she was eYnu.
getting letters from Swan, Wal.s
Jackson. When the locket was W. ~
Cincinnati. n heard May exclaim
know that locket. 1t was jackson
contained a lock Of Pearl Bryans mI
Il am positive" he said, "Sns NJ n,
the operat ton performed on Peai by
by Walling." ,.
Concerning the letters and pap'ns
the Smith girl, the lady who kssr'
at 63l Fourth street. where WAY =
boarded. said they had no bearing
case, and were burned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
SHORT NEWS STORIES

, rr~D I'D An afisrncM
SOUTH BEN -, -, /, Iureyc Y. pss
per announces tn 1ia., Enoomination fcf !,
49, "" frdhiona on a platform Nv ls,s Z
ern 10 si I md in opposition 70 W
&c '"''' "'''
'lo''S. ,. NJ, woman gi'ias
MhMt,HiS, lo tnjorson commii'sss h
name Of Mrs. An Ana powena Lee b 4
~ iae uA o t,. Of chloral. III
NIX an oN. ..' "oe' - l.. LsresI
LAWRENCE MAJ fonnd mu7ii,lSs,
wealthy farms, Mas 1ortheasi q n
ms nome ~ r a., i' literally ", w
the old man TO pieces '
u'ulY Wv N'o'' nh,o-A colony .
CLENELANp' pn,' fnmilies =
mechanics ana the' William D h.
formed IN TINS clly pI,ost OF Ms
day, who has spe3t nv n large 'H'
the tropics, 10 sett1e ",
land in OaXaca, MeNieo' nat:
NisNv NORK.-The annIpn. hltsasr
sociation is in session a. ~ ~" al The y
wick. The topic disc ussvr
session was "AdVerlish'e' "a kilsi
cpN,v Nrich.--Four men We SD.
81 90 : s,.,,nNslv injured BY sseaairs
seven SCI ,u''. ,','.riue became uiAS ll 81
hl9ler IC v W. liz road a. ss.F
Nnu ran ,' HoW ,,,,n pefore escape ~ tE
ble and completely wrecs,hsSst xp,
such a storm is raging n,eaps q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
WON'T MOVE THEN.

Cincinnati. Ohio, February -
Plummer announces positively
will not undertake to remove 'sea.,
Walling from the jail In lli' w
after the hearing, set ior ~ hs,n a,,!,
the police court There las he va
done Vet by the attorneys IN wy IA
ohtaininp Writs for their release VI =
tlcn on this side of the river. =, r,t
Voluntary confirmation has p s,a,s <
portions al George Jacksons ssw. . n
drive to Fort Thomas by Iat nd
the route taken, who ,nvnirsdns:'
a vehicle pass along the u"
roads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
C,ARr1srr CRITICIHED.

Owensboro. Ky. February l9.-Tne
Daily Messenger tonight got responses
from eighteen democratic members OF
Che legislature severely critici2ing Score
tAry Carisles letter, in which he de-
cincs to advise sound money men to vote
for Blackburn Nearly all say 1t looks
Ike Carlisle is making bid for the SEN
at0rshin himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20

Tne French Repuhltc seems 10 he
trembling uann tne hrink o. volcano.
h has AsiorIshea Nurrpt ay maintaining
itself sor iutniy-fve ycars rs cAlef
safstv row lies ir las absence 81 aay
energetic ~ arse prince among fhe royal
i-ts- there IS not even q Foalanger 81
sight
me house has gone haek 10 seed as well
% The senate.
TIE rro8 OF ;he aemo,raiic party In
Tex4s VIII re best s.stssrNe1 VS. the rccFle
o.. 1sa various counties holding ihci- con-
r.-tirrs orb r-nsr.e< IN the wsy which
ga the1n s-erns best u thIs lsa is csr-
rls.5 out tae~n ran he 20 objections rais-
.l yhru erai rgsults ara obtained.
Dan St4art's persistence and pluck have
been worthy s1re soo4 cause.
TIE condition q tie people o. New
Fo4aGaud Is SAID o. he SIN piilahle so
ttt extreme vaia Miss cara Barton Is
rIrr4irr some ST. M 10 Constanunorle
fa aelr fhe Iror Arm.nlars Nothing sue
cee-- i- getting further away from home
than chnsii,. at dimes
The opportunities are banging seeuct-
lively low for Hon-tou This year.
The American correspondent ., the
LONDON Times has no-idcd his Journal ;nat
II John Hull wants as to play in hls ba, X
gard any moro. De must pa; on more
cheerful ceurteasrce ard pe quick about
a. ie can't Fulk and have Us for COM
pary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-20
TEXAS RECIPROCITY.

The Journal will take flrcwood. pork.
sausage. lard, o@tl. butter oggs, on cub
sctiption from any one who may happen
20 be q liftlr short On cash Anything you
love 70 "ai ren@mhcr. We love ~ too
Garden truck won't 10, however. he,se u.s..
we have a good garden which we cultivate
when We are resting