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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
COMMENT OF THE PRESS.

Wonder xhat Gum has done With hi!
big octupus pictures which he KEEP
standing in the Sentinel during tn,
campaign' Better keep track OF that
animal James. ami see that it doesn't
get yon in its clutches when you get to
Washington.-L-mhi Republic.
| London has smother scandal in high
life, These scandals have Of late been
occurring with increasing regularity.
Yet the English snob with little title
will Be in demand for the daughters OF
some wealthy people. The world i. stil,
i-oeiVed by o-nament.-NewsM Miner.
Candidates for positions under the IL
coming safe administration ~oull ms : e
an army o invincibles IL they we're ongr
=, brave A. they are eager for plase. y. {
u OF th~se candidates supp RED the
peoples democrats ticket, bat all thu
-sme they will be on hand to reach for
the sPoils--Idaho World.
Jerry Simpson aequirei large Assor,
ment Of glory by eschewing cocks
Frank Stsunenberg was elected governor
. rause OF an inborn antipathy to shirt
collars 1t remains for some more en-
serPr'slng statesman TO mount the pin.
.asIs OF eno~n by Increasing tn. exr,
.'.r-. We suggest sell IAundried flannel
,hirts AMI deoolet;e pants.-MAlAd In
terpri-e.
The last We heard on the suhie~t.
everything indicates very pleasant. in
teresting senatorial light this winter
Let It be so-And above all things. let il
- clean. There are clean men IN thu.
state belonging to all the organization.
represented IN the legislature. AMI their
Is no necessity u resorting TO thos-
whose records are SHADY and whose trick. f.
n the past are known to aH.-Doabl- /
standard.
The town OF Ketehun cast lot one
one vote for Mckinley. The toady
reaches in the east who. ssti.fe,i that
rod IS a gold Log. have stood up in their
na'Pits AnA thanked Him that the m.
ion vas saved from dishoaor. disgrace,
Nd min IN the defeat Of Bryan, should
ihs'en to point ont TO their audience
hat the recent IRE at Ketchum was the
Ir~ct visitation OF the wrath Of God
yer the small Mckinley vote cast there.
-Weiser Signal.
The Bo'se Statesman. the leading gold
'apsr Of the state, series notice m the
1Aho pie eaters that they Gill ask for
fr'ce IN vain, except such Offices As
cry lev Of the big ones" may get.
his u!ll come a. cold comfnrt 10 some
cope the Herald e0ald name Who e.
'usei the gold cause in the hope Of get
ng an ofhcs II some kind. The Boise
APer points oai that the fat man pou
the presSdentisl chair has placed
Early everything ugder civil service
iles that does not have 10 b@ eor6rmed
the senate, and Gays that MeKinGey
al not only Dot undo wllat 6rUver ha. .
one, bot will extend the civil service
- a. far - possible. The StafeuaAr I
ivises the boys to look for other jobs.
ID its Advice Hasy Be- regarded a. osh-
al -hootsnAi Herald. :
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
Tls FaVOTIte home DsmedQ.

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IT you have eaten anything hard to
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

TIE Idaho hoard Of pArNions has re-
leased Ge"rge N. Hinkley. the clerk who
robbed I.atah county Of slS, 600 and was
sent~n' cd 20 twelve years in the peni,
Tertiary for hls crime. His may be q
ease deserving the clemency of the
board, hut it establishes precedent that
will encourage dishonest officials in
their weakness Tor the money of the
nuhlic
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

THE presidents message in full appears
in supplement form with this issue.
There is nothing very striking about the
document, It deals very gineerly with
the Cuban question, which Cleveland
evidently desires to leave a. heritags
to his SUCCESSOR.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

SENATOR DuRoIs proposes to keep up
the hEht for silver in the senate. He is
not discouraged by the result OF the cleo
ton, and believes the silver advocates
will win in the election Of 1893 and 1900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

TnIs week We begin the publication OF
school column. II will DO edited by
the scholars, and 10 y new department
that will undoubtedly be made very in
teresting by the writers,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12

N ANIEp-FAiTHFTL NEN m WnNEx To
rATei ~ rs-ST-aasiaBs established hous- m,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Claim Agent Crowder of the Central is
out on the line.
Superintendent Lee of the Central went
up the road yesterday
John Dean. general utility man" Of the
Katy, is here from St. Louis.
Tom Gavin. local baggage agent OF the
Santa Fe. is back from Dallas,
Manager Peck of the Texas Car Service
went up to Dallas Monday night.
Captain ]. G. Andrews Of the Southern
railway is out on Il business trip.
The Bay Shore Lines new engine was
put in passenger service yesterday.
George NJ sicnor Of the Kansas City
Shreveport and Gulf is in the city.
Travelling Freight Agent Mullane Of the
Santa Fe went north yesterday morning.
Chief Clerk Collins of the Texas Car
Service office spent yesterday in Galveston.
y. r. Forbes, superintendent of the
Maccaroni, was up from Victoria yester-
day,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Galhraith OF the international was here yes
to-day.
When the Siberian railway is completed
in 1900 you can make a trip around the
world. II is claimed, in the short space of
thirty three days.
j. n. Wisner OF the Seaboard Air Line
has received the october number OF The
Oriole' of tho Bay Line. a humorous pro-
duction, circulated in the interest OF that
line Of steamers.
John W, Ballinger Of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works. who came to Houston with
the Bay Shores new engine, left yester-
day for headquarters at Philadelphia.
The Southern Railway and Alabama Great
Southern roads have given notice that on
aud after the FIRST of next month the trans
portation Of bicycles viii be charged for
at excess baggage rates, on an estimated
weight of fifty pounds for each wheel.
Mr.. y w, Farrell master ear builder Of
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railway
at Galveston, has designed a folding ear
step. II Is fitted below the bottom OF the
fixed step and the purpose is to use II in
place Of the stools and boxes carried by the
ear porter.
The representatives OF the Mexican Cen
trail the National the Mexican and the
Inter Oceanic railways left Mexico Mon
day night for St Louis. whore Il meeting
has been arranged for the purpose OF hay
ing the American lines co operate with the
Mexican Traffic association In Mexican
business from tho United states and Europe
in accordance with the basis of the MeNi-
ian pool recently established by the four
above mentioned lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
IT WILL BEGIN SUNDAY.
The New Western Traffic Agreement
Then in Force.
RATES RESTORED THE NEXT DAY.
Rules md REGULATIONS Governing The
Association which l. IN Existence for
Two Years al, d FIVE Mouths.
TES RESTORED THE NEXT DAY.

The new Western Freight association.
days ago. mention having been made in
The Post at the time, will begin its work
November /. and the general restoration
OF rates will take place the following day
The agreement will cover period of two
years and five months. ending April /,
1893. The board of directors OF each line
interested can take independent. action in
the matter of rates on six days notice, but
notice OF reference of any disputed mat
ter must first be given the board OF traffic
administration.
The board of administration Will control
the rates. rules and regulations governing
Joint traffic, aud will have full authority
over all the agencies ON lines operated.
leased or controlled by the association
lines. 1t is charged with securing to each
party fair share OF the competitive traf-
lie as far as can be legally done. II may
the parties to the agreement and their other
connections, keeping in view uniformity and
the equities involved, provided this shall
not authorize changes in divisions between
proprietary lines owned or controlled by
the same interest.
The board of administration is to decide
the course which shall be pursued with
companies not parties to this agreement
which decline to observe it's rates and rules.
The interests of the parties to the agree
ment injuriously affected by such action,
are to be accorded reasonable protection
so far as can be legally done by the board.
y four-fifths vote of the board OF admin
istraton will be necessary for the adoption
of any proposition, except the appOrtion
ment of traffic, which will require a unani-
nous vote. II there is failure to reach
an agreement upon the question Of appor-
tionment Of traffic 1t shall be referred to
the executive board.
The executive board will be composed Of
the presidents OF the roads, but another
officer may be designated to represent
them. This board is to meet upon the writ
ten request of three or more members
thereof or upon call of the chairman. 1t
requires unanimous action to adopt any
proposition coming before the executive
hoard
II the board of administration finds any
party to the agreement guilty of violation
thereof the offending road shall forfeit a
sum to be fixed by the board. which sum
shall not be less than the gross earnings
on the traffic involved would be, If extend
ed at the standard rates. nor more than
$500 for each offense. The forfeiture Will
apply TO the expenses OF the association,
but the offender is not TO benefit by such
application.
II is specially stipulated that authority
conferred under either of the boards shall
be so construed and exercised as not to
permit n violation OF the interstate com
merce law the laws of the States covered
by this agreement, or any other laws APP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
THE DEATH ROLL.
IIliriil.


Miss Kate Mitchell
The death Of Mis- Kate Mitchell occurred
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q B Mitchell at 9:l5 O'Clock yesterday
morning. She had been suffering for sew
oral weeks with continued fever and up
to two weeks ago was up and apparently
recovered. but Notwithstanding the best of
care and attention was taken with re-
lapse, from which through weakness she
was never ablo to rally.
The end came peacefully and cut Dn a
very promising ana uroful life at tic age
Of ~ years one month and 9 days
BcinF a native ioustonian AVID Ga OK
touslycly associated. IT is Unnecessary to Gu
logic so beautiful character IL fa5priic
a. all times aud on all occasions She was
from carly childhood an active member Of
Christ church and Sunday school also i
faithful worker In the auxiliary orEati,'-
tiou Of young ladies', the Daughters Of the
Church, and being a consistent Christian.
vh1t "toic is desired In the passing awey OF
any life
Relatives. friends and those VINO rev
her best. VIII have the burden and loss
to bear
The funeral VIII take place from Christ
church this evening at $3.50 o'cloca. Few
Henry u. Ayes officiating.
The following gentlemen will fo're as
rail hearers 8. j. Watkins. Harry r. otto.
W. L. Sogcr, Richard Franklin. Charles
llcnsman and otto Stansneld Intcincnt
ai Cleuwood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
NEW PASSENGER COACHES.

The international turns out some fine
equipment at Palestine.
About year ago the International and
Great Northern set the pace in fast passen-
ger service from Texas TO st. Louis and
Chicago, by inaugurating the fast mail
which leaves Houston at 525 p m. daily
for the North. and met with such success
that a spocial line of Pullman cars. fine in
their construction and finish, was assigned
not long since TO TINS ROAD ioF se'Niee On
the new train.
Since then. at their shops in Palestine,
tho International has had in the course OF
construction a half dozen new coaches, to
be used OH the fast mail. the hrst OF when
arrived in Houston yesterday on their NO
II and returned on No H. II is more than
probable that before long the train leaving
at 5.a5 will be run through to St Louis.
vim the Texas and Pacific and Iron Noun
tain and from there the sleepers 10 Chicago.
over the Chicago and Alton, but as yet
nothine authentic relative TO it has been
cleaned. They already have the short line
from 100 to 200 miles and put passengers
mo 81. Louis several hours ahead Of other
roads
The new car referred TO is said to be one
of the finest in the South. 1t is Texas
creation. of native timber. Ild takes rank
with the best equipment IN the state, chalr
cars not excepted. The finish IL oil SUI
nerior character and tone TO anything run
rin,. into Houston, while the bearings and
trucks are not equaled OH the large East
In mis- work the International people
have found great pride and are endeaYor-
inc Ia lead the rest In equipment, as IN
fast time to the North and East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
THE HOTELS.

hE LAwLoR-hATEs. $3.50 AND -
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO.
PRlETOR.
y. W. Pcmble, New York A. X. Shep-
and wife, Denver, Colo. r. NJ. Swear
len, Austin William Charlton, Dallas
IT. Duncan, I.aGrange: Il. a. Dewitt.
plas John NJ plnckney, Hampstead, w.
shearer, DALLAS; George W. Signor,
fsas CITY Piltsburg and Gull railway;
|C, White, Texas, w. s, Carlisle. En-
iIa, Texas. Max H. London. Corsicana
|C. Calhoun, Charleston; f. :. Glover,
kasi W. J. Gilbert New York; c. H..
pre-, Texas; 5 rincus. New York; +. L..
Ppman, Cucro; q II. Nangilder. San
ionic a. H. Sanford, Houston, s. i.
p. Bryan, Sam y. Beasley. Campbell
| B. Armstrong Austin; c. s. Wells.
piston; b. X. Pearson, Richmond; Geo.
Noyes. Las Vegas; W. l.. Black. San
fonio; J. NJ. Mitchell, Denver: Il. -.
Pin Galveston Sam Kerr. New Or
fs' r. c. Strip, Lake Charles; w. L..
Pck, Savannah Ga. \. b. Dobbins, New
fk; c. a. Tucker, Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
PROVIDES FOR MS wirG

John / Newton Sentenced TO The Peniton-
tiary Deeds Property to His VITO.
John l. Newton, convicted dGrhg tie
present term Of the criminal district court
Of three separate assaults with nt'nt to
murder. committed upon his w''pa mo'hc",
father and brother and condemned to an
aggregate ~ fourteen years IN he pend
Tertiary. sent for his wife and two children
and notary public TO come 70 sco h'm In
iail and made deed To hts wife OF his
community interest IN their home a. Hous-
ton Heights, being four lots aat com
Portable residence building.
He told his wife that whatever he could
make during his service by extra work
lie would promptly remit to her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
ELECTRICITY FOR THE KATY.

The Missouri, Kansas and TeSas VIII
soon follow the Bay Shore line it Is
claimed and put in use electric headlights
on all engines from Hannibal to Houston.
Stree the appliance has peeh III use On
the latter road the saving III stoVN .'a ,,,,
,bo Iipht from the late invention is superior
in every particular to the oil Arrangement
in distance the light is thrown ana erect
upon sleeping stock. which may be seen
Sistinctly a quarter OF z mile away while
,bo guarantee made by the company sell
inl the appliance is that the time may a., De
tnld by watch at one-halt mile us
tnncn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
TIL. COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURT.

Allen and Henry Jackson cattle theft
not guilty as to Allen jackson; Henry Jack
son two years
Brit Williams, assault TO murder, con-
tinued.
Eugene Scott, theft (misdemeanor) con
tinucd.
George Martin. assault to rape. con-
tinucd.
charles Brown, theft and embe. clement
eighteen months in Jail.
william Freeman, burglary. two years in
the pcnitcntiary.
William Freeman. theft (misdomcanorl .
mol pros.
Jim Ryan. theft; reset for 2sth.
Henry Jackson. cattle theft jury out
August OTTO. murder on habeas corpus
hearing. bond fixed at s2b00.
Ed Smith murder; on habeas corpus
hearing, bond fixed at $3.50,
Cases set Tor today
Wade Roberts, assault to murder.
Thrash ct al, murder.
isOm Davis. furgcrN.
James Arnold, burglary.
James Arnold, thief, lmisdemeanor
SUITS FILED FOR COUNTY COURT.
John G Tod. county Judge Harris county.
vs.. S. Bongio ct al. appeal
| John q. Tod. county Judge Harris county.
VS.. S Bongio. appeal.
\. Ricser VS.. Charles Kriegcl appeal.
u. Waplcs VS.. Houston Moving and
Storage company and t. Chimene. appeal
r. W. Scott a Co. International and
Great Northern Railway company inter
vcnor. VS. T. \. Farmer Com Co. APP
peal
| friedrich Weber VS., T. y. Rcams; debt
Il. Friedonhaus VS.. Cash \ Luckell:
debt
SUITS FILED FOR DISTRICT COURT.
]. c. Smith vs.. La Porte Land company
debt and foreclosure.
! Aldric James VS.. Lee James: divorce.
| DISTRICT COURT.
j. NJ. Brown VS.. Jacob Rnz to recover
| deposit on contract bond, on trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
PENSIONS TO TEXANS.

Penaions have been issued TO citizens
OF Texas as follows;
Issue OF October 8 Original; William 7.
Vcach. l.ampasas Lampasas county ln-
crease; Rudolph Krause Austin. Travis
county.
Issue OF October 10-Orlginal widows.
Especial October iii Cayetana Ramos do
Pima. Benavidcs. Duval county minors VI
Chailos LAMAR. Austin. Travis county, and
Hampstead. Waller county,
Issue Of October l2--OriGlanl; James 4.
Lowry, Abilene. Taylor county; Charles O.
Freeman, Galveston, Galveston county.
Original widows. etc: Eunice A. Bruce.
Denison, Grsyson county. Mexican war
Widows Eliza j. Crockett. Medina, Ban
dcra county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
nrrs1nrNr rI.LLMAN,s sTATEMENr.
RACK PROM CHIcAGO.

Richmond, Texas, october pa wen
known and responsible travelling man was
IN town today and IA conversation win
Tho Post man he stated that his home
was in the city Of chicago. ara OF, q re-
beat He wanted to bet that Hannas eA-
,'enss. for club room rent alone In the
eity Of Chicago would exceed $4,000 day,
lie said he could stand on any stree. s1,,
ner and see from four TO hye hsss ns'I ~
with MCKINLEY Headquarters written ."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
THE cRITTENDEM MEETING

All who are willing to assist in making
the Crittonden union revival services a
Buccoss by assisting IN the choir, vocal or
Instrumental. are requested TO meet Rev.
q. r. Hoiehhss. pastor Of the Tabernacle
,3cthodist Episcopal church. at the Taber-
pacle church corner OF Polk avenue and
Caroline street. at Wednesday evening
prsyermecting or notify him otherwise.
The moetinPs VIII be participated IN by
all denominations. Mr. Criftenden comes
10 Houston inGorsed by all icsdin = demon :
nations OF the North and West. Dewitt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28

trail whose names figure on the confusion
or ant.-citi1ens' ticket Win do we'll not 10
resign their present jobs In the oxpecta-
ton of taking scry'ce with the public.
II the Texas Central Railway company
oan select a sheriff. county clerk and state
senator for the people of Harris county,
why can not Vi 10 q step further and Sc
lect the remainder OF our public officers,
from governor down to constable?
The eagle bird viii have to drop his tail
feathers after the 81 OF November. Twill
/" sad sight but a just penalty for con-
sorting with cvil and hybrid associates
NIGH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
To MExIco AND RETURN.

The International and Great Northern
has made q rate OF one fare for the round
trip from Houston to the City of Mexico
on account of the Pan American Medical
congress, which will be in session there
November lG to 10. Tickets will be on sale
November and 49, with final limit Of
December 81. Stop-over privileges VIII be
granted on the going trip until November
lG and on the return trip. within the maj
limit The city will be in holiday attire
for the occasion and ample entertainment
has been provided.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Frcymier went TO Denver yesterday.
W H. Dawiey, representing the Kansas
ana Texas Coal company, was mere from
Kansas Yesterday
Governor Culberson left last night for
Groosbecck. where be fills all appointment
To-Day a. - OCpick.
W q. snecd Of Austin. who has been in
Houston for about two months. left last
night for his homo. whore he goes to cast
a vote for Charles a. Culbcrson itf IoY-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
A FLATTERING INCREASE.

The local freight office of the Santa Fe
shows an increase of 100 per cent in bust
ness for the last ninety days. over the
same period last year. The road has not
experienced such "A large cotton season. but
has commanded great portion OF the
mercNapdise traffic in and out OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28

Last night PARTY of Chinese arrived
over the Southern Pacific from Alabama.
en- route to California bringing the dead
body Of n three months old infant that had
died short distance from Houston. Tho
body Was placed IN charge Of Wall q
stabc. undertakors, from whose rooms the
fnneril WI inko nlnco this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
MN nE nrNIFn MISREPRESENTATION.

Thcre was rumor rife yesterday that
the judges Of election wit probably rule
that inasmuch as the popullsts have no
ticket on the official ballot for the coming
election they would he denied represents
tion within the polls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
GETTING OUT BALLAST.

Taylor. Texas, october 26.--Thc Interna-
,ional and Great Northern railroad has
large force of convicts at work with steam
shovels in the gravel pits one mile east of
Taylor getting out gravel. with which they
are ballasting their roadbed from Taylor
to Laredo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.

Yesterday County Commissioners Joseph
r, Meyer to whom was delegated The duty
of having the official ballots printed, sole
tied and secured bids for the work and
awarded the contract for the printing Of
20 1000 of the official ballots 10 ". II Coyle
A. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-28
CALLFORNIA PASSENGER SERVICE.

On November the Illinois Central will
vice from Chicago via New Orleans The
through first class sleeper will leave at
$40 p. m, on Tuesdays and Saturdays,
connecting with the Sunset limited out OF
New Orleans Mondays and Thursdays. The
through tourist or second class sleeper Will
leave at 2;2) p. m, on Wednesdays AMI
Eriuavs