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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-03
East Montpelier.

East MOntpel1er.
The schools in town held memorial exer-
cises last Friday.
B. 1. Wheeler is in Stowe, attending the
meetings Of the Universalist Association.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Willamstown gave an
interesting sermon here last Sunday in ex-
change with Mr.. Cobb.
About two thousand pounds of milk a
day is being received at the separator sta
ton. The tests are running several points
higher than year ago. Austin Foster
brought in a sample of milk from two
year. old Jersey heifer that tested 7.90
j. Leland Norcross and wife of Somer-
vile, Mass, have been spending few days
in town, visiting relatives and friends.
- George Hale and wife of East Hard
wick visited K. p. Norcross last week.
I'M. j. Pollard and wife spent Memo
rial day and Sunday at Groton. - w.
M. Clark is nursing one OF " Jobs comfort
ers" on his right arm. - Clark Sibley
has been confined to the house the past few
days in consequence of having stitch "
drop in his back. - Miss Mary Foster
is visiting in Brook6eld.
North Duxbury.
Professor Parker and thirteen students of
Waterbury High School assembled Camels'
Hump last Saturday.
D. Stevens has leased the summer resort
known as Camp Willard for the season and
will be ready for boarders this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sowles and two child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hoyt and child of
Barre are visiting at Samuel Kennedy's.
j. Ravlin and wife visited relatives
in Starksboro portion Of last week. -
Maggie Burke is spending few days with
her sister in South Burlington. - Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Callahan visited Mr. Gala
ham brother in Montpelier one day last
sa
spending few days with his cousin, l. W.
Thomas. - Arthur Conely has gone TO
Franklin Falls, N. H., to work. - John
G. Russ, who has been at work for j. A.
& l.. j. Durkee for the past two months,
has gone to the White Mountains to work
in hotel. May Russ has gone to
Morristown to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. George Smith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

Never Before In the History Of ~. Louis
Has u 1rcn 40 Warm.
~. Louis August . Never before In tho
history OF th.H city havo its inhabitants
suffered 10 much from tho heat ~ during
the week Just ended The hishcst point
reached by the thermometer wha 100 IN
the shade and on no day was the maxi
mum below %, on the streets the heat
wis more intense and tho record higher.
CITY Physician sutton Declared tonlghl
that tho record of heat proytrhiious amt
deaths at the hospital for the rH-t week
10 unpirceslont - IN iia history, Iio 70
ports thar 10 cnHrH all Fcnnus were
nnrcd for aud that nineteen Of tha~r d!"1,
while more are SIN IN IL critical cond ton
This rs not the complete record for the
city, AZ 1T lcang thmi many Uorr eases
were taken 20 the dlsp"nsnn rs, where
many dfrd aud others wer" sent from
rhcre TO ynrloi hospitals or their homes
for treatment, TofnY the hEbcst point
reached hy tho thrrmomeirr was " Ia the
shade Twenty Victims Of the heat were
brought 40 the city hospital between T..
m and midnight aud but two OF thca
died Their names are unknown. DINERS
will die,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
TLoWER's SLOW rnoGnDss.
Milking Poor Roadway In His Efforts ia
Make Gold Converts

Milking Poor IIoadway In HIS Efforts to
Make God Converts.
WATERFOWL. y. v. August S.--k.x-Gover-
nor f'iowcr IA home from New York. and
~ WORKING hard among his democratic
townsmon to get them to vote against
Bryan ana Scwall lie shipped to Water
town 1000 copies of dollars or WHAT"
Il gold argument, and the books are being
distributed free TO democrats
Today thafica r.. liolbrook and James
a, ward circulated a petition among dem
ocrhts asking them to sign the call for a
in""tlhg to he he'd tomorrow evening FOR
IN" .pufpo" of organizing n gold club.
II. i. Flower and Daniel Griffin are
"tnonR the sieners Hut the HIST * a
small one, ana doos not contain the names
r. over five democratic residents of Mr.
Flowers ward. the Third.
Tho rank and file OF the party here are
ehthuNiast'f N their support of BRYAN
ana Sewnll, and are Indignant over tho
action Of Mi Flower. They hay. deter
mined that Dir. Flower win not go as q,
u'N"ghte To tho state convention nud are
prepared 10 defeat him by large ma
J"rlty at the caucus next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
Observation-Disclosures TRUATY.

San FrAnciHco, CAL, August o,-~Accorsi-
ing ~ mali advises received from thu
Orient TODAY, the commercial treaty b-
proved 10y tho Isdvy council. The cS-
change pf notifications and tho nube,--
uurnt publication Of tho treaty are cS-
prctrd To thk. plnc. withn sixty days
While the tcrma of the treaty AZ" not
known, II 80 believed thai japan has ton-
rtficd 10 Germany In tn" way OF CONNER
oinI privileges 10 German residents In
Japan more than II accorded TO Great
britain IN tho trua,y mudo with the brit
iNh government a5nc time ago. AdNiccs
from i'ckin are Ia the effect that SOM
nirrMal treaty has bcen ratified between
China and japan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
TI,1,psroN GIVEN THE LIE,

Denver. Col. Ausue; e-fhe Rocky
Mountain News recently sent to the leHi-
ing mining ana smrting men Of the coun'
Try q letter asking ns to the Utth OF inc
statement that the honamza HilVer NINE
owners have maintained offensive b.
rcaus wlth corps uL spclh r. ~ ,' ~" &C..
and that william j. Bryan has been IN re-
&C. III of "A salary from them Tor SON"
years. ,., From, ,.nveu-
nrpios have been received IRON seT''J
IL .,,tr,n,n jslsn smith. Simon 6uBgrn,
helm. 4. x. JoscphL Dcnnls shG-g Si'n
Hryon H. smear an Of wE', mo-. ar az ,o o9
'.ti' ,,,t. n,u.rs for the purpose a.
I !as el' Sy Mr rhGrst6n ana deneGnog as
laIsehooI tho statement that a'r' ,, n,y""
has ever rrce we'd "a salary OF 10y tt,,,.,.,t
Grafton Whatever from llf'ih i"'
ing Tho alINer Chuhr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
MAY FUSE IN ONO.
ono Democrats and Populists Liable I
Holm L'nrn.-A

Ohio Democrats and Populists Liable to
Join Forces.
Cincinnati, Ohio. August 6-The deinoc.
racy Of ohio haA made overtnrcs to the
ONO populisis. and the latter now have
the proposition under consideration. nnd
n decision must hc reached soon. as the
ponullat state convention meets at sprng-
field In two weeks
shorty after the democratic State CON
Nonion the nom'ncc for dairy and food
commissioner, Patrick Mckrnwn OF GIN
r.hnhli, h.'u. The long delay In filling
th" vacancy rs now explained by the an.
I"unccmenl Of Cincinnati popul 81 lcidcrs
today that tho democratic organization
had rendered them the nominee, and who
'Ncr rs t'tmed Tor dairy and food com
MISSIONER hy tho Springfield popuI'st con-
N"ntion VIII be plnccd on tho dumocra io
stat" ticket In return the democrats
want the popu'iata to ndorsc the Bryan
aud Sc"all electors.
fhc proposition will he submitted to
the Springfield convention. hut there is
oppos Ion now, many populisis claiming
that they are entitled &c more than one
stat" OFFICE which has comparatively lit
tie patronage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
LABOR AGAINST PAYNE.

Leaders, Dcny That They Are NJ Peace
W!ih the National Committeeman.
Milwaukee. WIS, August S.--Nllwaukee
labor leaders deny the report from Chi-
cago that they wrote letter TO the 'hi-
caso lnbor unions advising them to drop
the charges against Republican National
Committeeman Henry G, Payne com
m,tice Of the Milwaukee trades nniona
went to Chicago last week To lr"%ht We
matter 10 the grievance committee nI Y"
CSr1r, Labor Council and were tod
that a letter had becn i"ceived from NJ
wlukec advising that the matter DE-
dropped .,,....,..., ,,,,, commit. .
To-, injured In VAIN for IN" writer OF tne
i"-icr. ana haye come 10 the concius,o"
that /. was a hoax The Federated llaIi's
CnIncu VIII probably take some acton
ncxi Thursdny evening 20 deny the letter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
DRANK Icn WAITER AND DIED.

Kansas city. Mo. August a.slncc Mon
day last swolter.ng hot weather has pre-
vailed In Kansas city ard Vlcnlty. Tho
max imum temperature today was Grlortc1
by the United Aiutos weather bureau IN
"a. which In the ipwfHt man inufU irmrrtna
turc reached since Monday last. Friday
the record was iu9. but Ia. sktivEin heat
vas reached Saturday AT y. m, When Tho
husrpu reported l0a The sped Of luiiE
1urniinn has bosl extremely revcrc.
Friday night ilhlro Miro chl'f NJ the
Kansas cry club. drank copiously Of leo
water while In an overhchfed condition
and died few minutes later.
james Carney ~ dfiNor WAS ieon'rbt'd
on tho street 1'hufndDy and died thu foi-
loving day.
heavy. A high wind has prevailed most
Of the time during the week. anordlnR
conBdo rnilc relief,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
CLEVELAND THE MAN.

Secretary Morton Says tho President
Would H. the Proper Candidate.
Nebraska cfy Neh. August S. Secrc-
tary j Sterling Morton was asked ycster.
day Watcher he would accept the uomnn-
tlon for prcaidcnl Ia Gaze It was decided
to put another ticket In the ncld He
sail.
II have never In nil my He hocn q can
didn'o for any ofncc. am not n candi-
date now. My own opinion IS that Pros
!dcnt Cleveland would poll more votes
than amy man whoEould be named
81 do not behave with Bonrkc Cochran,
thnp the proper thing for the homes, de-
mocracy to do Is TO adopt "a platform
w,ibout naming u ticket n thing Il,
worth nghiing for II is worth nghting for
properly and with method The b"st
way to prevent the catastrophe that con-
fronts ~ Is to orcnnYr. Tho way 20 get
democratic votes Is to have a democratic
fsu nj dat,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
FATALITIES Ar cINcINNAri,

Cincinnati. Ohio. August a.--The heat the
pas, week caused many deaths. but thnrc
have been only fo,w fatalities directly
from sunrtrokc. The temperature has hcsu
IN the itlWNtlcs Tor week, The wei,h-r
hureau reported th. maxlmum at 90 ut
I. m, ~ al d y. m. aud ST al y. III.
John Rnssdor. aged Is. dropped at q
o'clivk amt was denb ton minutes later.
iinry iihlman. aged 40 q mouldsr, was
sitting In hts yard NJ 1909 Flint street,
whcn u nclghbor called and slapped hun
ON tho back. Holman dropped dead The
ihySiciaus said nc died Of surstrnkc.
Mary Oscar aged 10. 4 Domestic, irnppal
on tn, streets IN helpless condition
There wns an unusual number OF pros-
tGat!Oua TODAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

Eorsythc, who heretofore was always a
republican. was elected secretary. In ihts
Gun the free silver republicans outnu,nher
,.hc democrats A few evenings ago Mr.
virgil a. Gates, u republican, made a
Sp""Nh ~ llnc Grove. near this city mud
Organized u Hryan and sewall club IL
reports mat ~ per cent Of these have been
republicans heretofore
IN" trades unions ~ this city whose
members hav" generally been high pro.
t'HtloniAts and voted the republican ticket
ann now nearly all solid Tor Bryan and
Sewail. '
~ ~ about thc hme with the farming
element. II is difficult to IND A. f,rmo,
who has not nlgn.ded his .ntcniioi 10 yot,
Tor Bryan ana free tilvcr, no matter ,,haI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
Bu7CHERINc At BAYAMO.
Spanish Bodies Marked the Route
From the Camp.
HEADS CLOvEN BY CUBAN MACHETES,
Deadly Firc Of tina Pstriota Bsata nash
the Government soidi~rss who
Fled In Utter Rout.

Key West, FLA. August a,--In a gr~at
pattlc fought near Bayamo. province Of
Santiago de Cuba, The Spaniards were
overwhelmingly defeated. sustaining a
loss of over 500 In killed. wounded ana
missing. AivtceH rccc.ved from HavanW
'aAt night state that the battle occurred
on August B. but that tho Spanish authori-
Ties have given orders TO suppress all do.
tails of the disaster H. seems that Rabl.
the cuban chief. with 100, men. was Oh.
cahpci near Buyamo. Several conveys VI
pruNlnonS hiid nminsnitlon for the Spain
lsh gtrr,aon N bayano were taken by
kahN forces and the cuhanA finally he
came so aggressive that Colonel ScsurA
deiorminod to disprrne them with eOu
aganS- Robl ON AuHuat :. Tho column was
provided with several mountain how.tEets
and t'atllng sunA.
August 3 the Spaniaida approached the
CuhAnE, who were strongly intronchcd,
and Immediately gave battle sogura led
h Is mrn repeatedly against the Cubans.
htfe the latter protected ny their enc
ti"nchmcnis, poured ~ u deadly Mrc, md
easily drove back the Spsnlnrds. When
the Spanintdn were falling back after the
last charge IN great confusion, Rabi or
dcrcd hir men to advance. throwing asido
their guns aftcr pouring IN last vo'lny.
Tho CuhanH dashed uput the bS.ken Span.
lrh column wi,h theIr >.choMH. the
charge OF the cubnna swept everything
before n. and the spanish nei In utter
ruut
me spaniardu were pursued almost TO
completely exhausted Tho cubana did
fearful eNsaution with tho mschotc
From their camp almost 10 Hnyain" tns
eleven handa or i,rma Topped Oft Tho
spanish loaH IN Killed nlno In estimated
ut about 2,N. while over 80 were wounded.
The sranlarda also lest their mountain
how iisorB and eating guns. besides III
| flgr az ammunition ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
scopcnrR Ar CHICAGO.

Chicago, AuguHi g--ARhln today the sun
scorched this oty aud the records OF
dentha and prostrntloha VIII nppriIot II
those of yesterday. Tle fatal cases OF
,uustroke up TO u o'clock nunb'ued ~.
white several others were not expected to
I've Thc proA.rttltns not Of "a vary ~
,toits nature war5 over tnirty Many
.rrlnlr Met. mentally affected, ana ON"
nf he t,idEr policemen had a hard ttrut-
ri. win a SpGdc Of giant Fti"nHth "ho
nti.muied to throw people iuto III" fiV,r'
me n. AT had made idm crazy. TIE tom
trfature ndlt aied many leeuliariticn dul r.
no M, dny. The west point Ulfk"i
ms 10 degree nj 10 o'clock. ana tho
m.rc1iry remained slmoat stat, 'Aarl ~
that figure until =. ~. ~ o'c,och y
iunpsb 10 ~. and a. o'cl.rk y ran sd
thr hirhtsi mark touched Whlt me
hirhc,t point was degrees Ices Than mat
~" vn.tordav. tho people suffered iJl a.
,Intrh and the fatalities show that the
heat Wag equally danger 10 life.
I,ater.-Thc total deaths IN Chicago hre
nS,ocn instead of six. ~ previously report.
ed The nsi Of dead rs 10 fellows
Charles Buchs1eidt bartender
Bcuuia C1rmody.
John Emit.
Patrick Hogan
Mrs Mary Joyce
Charles lt"ian.
John Mhier
Johr Marion
George rarr
stephen Scherrcr.
Vincent SledHky. TAILOR.
John Vnioshiath, latni@r.
-Four unknown Wsii'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

,,,,r,l.n I'm enrncs.. At an enthusiastic
,''"i'np an Ter Tho auspices of the recon.
iv ofgaria,d "s,urd .m7rfy, d,m9,c,r" d VIZ.
,ii,'' ,'r,.nf.t f,X-Judgc Francs pre-
i'geG aud I'm callGK the meeting 10 or,
az fe m,do a speech IN rgIninei"t,99" ,G "a
,Hu''iT tion Frederick Y. Lehman, a
s n, i.3nls lawyer, dcll,er,d The principal
address n, tpok occasion TO 10y ,N"iN
- ,n nov nurstion AMI dcepunccd tho
Gh,,ngo p.atr rm ~ being. opposed 10
ne est Interests OF The lahorink man
add Inc r'oplc. bes.dcs being menace
T6o noi.css WIS received wl'h repeated
,-,icrrrptiuns Of app.fbHt and WIN De
circulated MS u campaign dor Sn'ht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
CRors AROUND THE QUEMADo.
Eagle Pass Guide,

MIR, y. l.ohmann OF tho Quemndo was
In Eagle Pass on Monday last THIS "
che fnst year OF experimenting with cot
about bcycnty i've HcrcA OF the nDrst cot
ton cyar raised. II IN 49, higiD an his Shout
dera nnd Just beginning 10 bloom, Ills
acres tn cotton which Is in prime con-
dition. Mr.. Lehman ~ very enthusiastic
over the SUCCESS OF the experiment and
money 10 cotton raising IN the future The
corn around the Qu"mtdO VIII make about
ono. hnlf nrop lhln YnAr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
REPUBLICAN TESTIMONY.

Only fcw years ago the Chicnro
Tribune WIS the most vailant de-
fender OF the silver cause In thls
cpuntty. II Was a republican paper
then. Just az 1t Is today. The man
agomont has not changed. WAT
can b" the matter with ~ What "A
piiy that today II Is found defend
ing that mOnntcr Of MiluiiN and
feeder and fnttcncr OF gold rings
aud syndlcateH. gold uounnctHl-
ism, Here are II few extracts
from ils flcs!
The efforts Of the gold mon TO In
crease the obligations Of contracts
have nude II all but impOss ni"
for the debtors 10 fuinll their CON
tracts -Ch!caEo Tribune, January
H. 1875.
The big DOLLAR" is JUS, what
the country must stop " 1t hopes to
escape universal bankruptcy We
want the old historical dollar OF
37Ii, grains pur" SILVER -lh' equiv
alcnt NJ the spanish millod dollar -
md nothing "lAr. The present pur-
chasing value Of the god dollar mas
been frnrfully onhHncrd,-C Chicago
Tribune, january T., 1871
Time has proven tn" truth or tho
following: To undertake To 40 tho
gold basis Of mra aircmcnt mans
loas. bankruptcy, poverty, suffer
ing and despair Debts VIII grow
larger and taxes become mora
onerous The farmer VIII rccciN"
small prices for his crope, labor
viii be forced down. down, ana
there VIII be n long serbs OF
strikes Chicago Tribune.
HAMILTON and jefferson connurreh
in the wisdom and necessity OF
having a double STANDARD. N" nur-
puac being 10 confer the option ON
ih, debtor TO pay In cith"r metal
nt MS pleasure ThoSc great Hlhi.s-
mon clearly fcrctIw the lfnuhl"
AMI dipastor that single stand
ard Would bring upon tn" country.
The retention OF tho option by liz"
debtor 10 Iny In either gold or al
vor W vitality important to the wei
fare Of The whole American pcoi.c.
prd mart never hr aurreni'-rcd, go
Chicago Tribune January u. lSs
II Is m 90. naked. unauIportc1. a.
rational. lmpudcnt assertion That
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

Little Rock. AK. AMgnai e.-.Thc long
contimted drouth ~ tbs immediate VI
Gritty Was broken by light rain this
afternoon. Tho temperature. which for
10l mark. fol- to a. and the indications
are that ,hcro WIZ be more rain before
incoming,
heon III. hotieSt ever known hero a'ncu
the establishment of the local weather
bureau the temperature In tho Little
Nock DISCREET averaging the hiHhcrt III
the United States Twelve or fifteen ia
tai caaes of rrodtration have occurred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
rIrrY solnIrNs rnosrnArup

Cleveland, OHIO. August 0 The heat
has been m,cnro here today Al Z O'Clock
Tho mercury stood at 81 aud at ; o'clhuN
II rrglFtrrcb n three prpsiih tiun. wcr,
s"pufted today, The victims ware robert
Fitzgerald. Frank iiclgann aud William
Kaiser Fitzgerald nud Rcignna were ciu-
plnNcd In n hi iHt furnace wLon itrickpu.
lurng dress parade ~ the National QUAR-
'nuampm"ui this Afternoon nfty nilittn
men wrr' i'tatN,tcd by tho heat All tho
men win recover
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

In ar adjoining county, n fow days a&o.
the farmers were needing rain. and =
camp mnaung wks In progress, when
come one nuggoHt.d TINT they pray for
rain Silence was broken by some ons
calling On Sro. g., who. In 4 trembling
voice, proceeded. "D,ar Lord. we know
That thou nrt the fountain from whence
al waters flow We concedo 10 Thoe tho
pOwer to control tho cloudbnrst and
wntefrpoutR. that Thou art the KIver Of
all things. We pray thee. prnd To MS now
n hoshct. one thai Will MAKE i6.cent cot
ton free silver aud big corn We don't
want nny lttle rmfbns and gold stand
ara. Anon"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
STORM IN NnnRAsKA.

Omaha, Nch.. August . A terrible storm
h raging In Omaha and Eastern Ne.
biuAha tonight mis- IN the climax ~ II
week Of torrhle heat, In which rhc Their
momctcr har nuctpatcd near the ioo
mark all the time. Though n mumher -Slf
prosirhtonn have occurred, no fniatticH
have resulted. The mercury was close 20
rs all day, but tonieht hnr dropped below
90 AK u result Of N" ntorm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

Washington, August e.--Tho report q
fatalities resulting from the heat In vari-
GUS section OF the country tn1lrl'e that
the present no, spell viii be A. diaostr jus
In It's erect as National calamity or
plague. The death roll of today exceeds
l25 In the principal cities IN Greater
New York the number Of deaths from
head reached nnv. IN baltimore tho
deaths were nineteen and IN Philadelphia
eighteen Eastern cities appeared 10 have
suffrrrd most severely today, although
the death list IN the West continues 10
Ia, htuh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

Louisville XIV. August o.-rho maxi
mum temperature today was ~ degrees.
Yesterday n wha as and the average for
the past fourteen dayH has been over ~.
rhcre was hut Quo denth todny. hut the
mortality among horses was never 10
great In the utY the dad animal con
tractor having Rrcn, difficulty IN rcinov-
Ing the CafCassrs promptly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

milwaukee,, VIA. August Q Nhncty VIVA
tho highest point touched by the mcr-
curry today heavy wind lowered the
temperature fUvcral degrees causing Il
weather milwaukee, htA experienced since
lNia. No prostratluns OF deaths were re-
Yhried to-day. During the week the death
rate in tlr city has more than douhlul.
owing the physicians HAN, to the huA.
Fatal ctAos OF sunstrokc IN tho city and
Vicinity number eight today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

Chattanooga Tenn, August 6'-lh Ham
,lton county the democrats elect Hher'n
md county Treasurer 10y 700 naJarlir, ana
~ ,cn,ibliraus elect u tax Assessor
'T,sd 'ntc FOR the judicial t.rkrt ia alrNit
a sand IN win probabilities OF small
rnnub. lCap majority. .. 49,
Thc result II regarded 49, u Rigit h"no-
cradle victory, the nominal irpl2Hcdh ma
.a,,tv he nR between so and 1000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
WEATHER INFORMATION.


An area OF low pressure ovcrlics the
mp" VI si'-ssppi valley. An area II h,gn
pressure In central over the east Iulf
ana : Iuth Atlantic States.
Jhp weather 81 morally clear, except
over the upper ana lower Mississippi yal
lev ana tho vest Gun States, wher" 1t 10
partly cloudy 10 cloudy, with rain OF
Mcmrl6s ana ~. Paul.
ShuW,ss are reported from New or
leans. ST Paul and Memphis.