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The sale of Mems Pants we started last week will be continued until further notice.
 It has demonstrated to our satisfaction that we'll made, good fitting Trousers, at ex- ceptionally low prices, are what the people want at this season of the year.
 A glance into our West window will give you an idea of the splendid values we are giving the Public the benefit of.
 Blue, Black, and Fancy Worsted Mems Pants for So cents.
 Several handsome styles of all wool and Union Cassimere Pants for $1.5o.
 For $2.oo, $2.5o, $500 and up to $5.oo, our assortment is complete, and at each of these prices we guarantee a saving of 50 cents to $I.5o.
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MT. whiff1e (reading)-The empress of Austria suffers from insomnia. Mrs. whiff1es (meditatively)-Wel no won der. I'm sure if I was an empress I'd be so proud of it I couldn't sleep a Wink.-New York Weekly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01
FOR FIVE HUNDRED YEARS

and over, the whole world has been coming to Carlsbad to be cured. Disorders of the stom- ach, of the liver, of the bowels, of the kidneys and bladder, gout, rheumatism, diabetes, obesity all have been sent to Carlsbad.
 Here is the very same remedy now, right at your own door the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (the water solidihed and put into pow der form at the Spring.. You need 1t for constipation, for indi- gestion, for biliousness, just as much as in other and graver ail- ments. All druggists keep it. But see that you obtain the gen uine imported, with the signature of "EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co.,, Sole Agents, New York" on every bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01
AT RocKAwAY BEACH.

MT. and Mrs. J. Leach Lyon of this city are having a very pleasant and successful season at their hotel at Rockaway Beach and will not return to their home here probably until Oc- tober 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01

Eucy-Clara's honeymoon was com p1etely spoiled. Alice-How? Lucy The papers containing the account of he wedding did not reach her.-Brook- iyn Life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01

Miss Ella D. Flaherty of s1 Vernon street has just returned from a short stay at East Morris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-23
THE MATABELE ARE CLOSING IN
An Important Engagement Is Expected to Occur
Very Soon.
Numbers Reducing Supplies
Treacherous Chamberlain's Indicates of
Relief

Prcss)unless all
$
o I may air
O but
o
which
northward gradually THIS
only about three
white he cassed fighting men,
the
il $ relief
I come
difficult turn
teastwcrk
the e north
which leads
ammunition Is limited of 1t having
practically
o
of the whites
turned adf refused
tomxw
fierdres believed that fully
o
rapid
This
frndlrs been noticed
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MURDERED AND noi3nED.
Bodies Of Two Young Travellers Found
Had Been Shot to Death,

Bodies Of Two Young Travellers Found.
Had Been Shot to Death,
Texarkana, Ark, April 22.-''ews
reaches here of horrible double murder
near Ioraiio n point on the TeNnrkana
and Fer. Smith railroad. thirty miles
north of here.
II appears that John BiYins and VIII
Jams. Two young men residing In mat
LEGALITY. started overland about ton dayh
ago for Oklahoma. cince which time noth-
ing was heard from them until yesterday
morning when some hunters found their
badly decomposed bodies In the WOODS.
about fifteen miles from iioratio.
Roth had been shot to death and left
living where they fell about twenty feet
apart.
Hogs and vultures were feeding ON The
bodies when found.
Robberv was evidently the motive ior
the crime. az the pockets OF the men
we're turned out. and all their money and
waaches were gone. II Is known that
together they had only about $50. There
Is no clew to the murderers.
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TIE sournMnN STATES.

KNOXVILLE. Tcnn.-Bob, Chambers. n
desperate negro, who robbed n nous" and
burned barn at Bellevue Farm, near
Cranberry, n. C., was taken IRON officers.
tied TO a tree and shot to death.
FALMOUTH, Ky.-A crowd Of masked
preacher as he was returning from church
aud beat him very badly with clubs. and
told him that If he did not leave the
country thoy would lynch him.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--ciarence Dixon
an cx-convict went TO the home oil Inos'
Perkins at Brccyiiie and tried TO get FER
klns' daughter TO elopc with MIN. ne was
ordered away but refused IN 20, and Per-
kitls shot him dead with shotgun.
WATKINSViLLE. Ga Robert Jeans
and George Elder became involved IN a
difficulty, when Elder procured a shotgun
into Jeans shoulder AS he turned TO run
The latter ran for life, and The wo'ld-be
assassin pursued him, gun IN hand. ier
several miles When he reacheh ms fath-
er's house, old nan Jeans tqoh IN INC
situation and grabbed up O stick to pro
iect his son, whereupon Elder hred the
remaining load into the old mans breast,
killing him instantly.
MEMPHIS Walter Crawford, fugi-
tive negro convict. Is inviting Vipisnt
death in The country abeul iorty mi,ea
he Knocked his guard sense,ess w,.h Z
club, released gang Of jclioW-conNicih
and fed with the guards weapons. M h.-
Ing his way 10 the nome 81 wines,
against hin, Crawford shot him dead ana
would have served his wife IN me same
way had she not escaped by night. lie
then went after hostile planter VINO
saw him coming and mounting lis no,se
hurriedIy fed danger The sheriff and a
posse took the field. and t has been re-
ported that the fugitive had already hiiei
Two OF his pursucrs.
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CHANBERLAlN'S TALK.

,4,,,a;r WIN rotai, 1ror Jro,a ON South
'''''' ~ Arris" VI, Snvs
",'0' 10
LONDON, Aprh @-'--ls'' lion Joseph
Chamberlain. secretary of state for the
co,o,ios md, a sne,.cb M ,he ,,opstit,i-
,,a,a, -',.,,, t,,.,.,,, a,,,,.i,,n, -, ~
''VHsii ci"o to'iTiie e"ita'''i"h N'"''f -
teresting references to the political sttuar
ton.
~, o,,.,, ..,,a ,,,. ,,,o ,,,ho,,
MI chamberlain salu mat 'he who'e
policy of the Lord Roseoery. the late
liberal premier. was n long record OF an
,,,l,a, raii,ra
N e nc ,",.rr loses chance " said MFR
f,bnn,h.,iain ..of snenrfnn Al his sileces-
so,.'a elfn ,,r..s n,'s,ry,, the usaor ana
.o1 ~ ,,a .n;.ra,a of No
mn ,tS''' y, '''e "oi'o' "'''
,,o ,.n -. h,i hero Mere TWO
,.oV,rninss f,ii'I.s in inc situation in south
''', ~, a., Va ,b,t I,,,ia, I'd must
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THE FRENCH SITUATION.
bourgeois Is Unable TO Retain the Prem'
ership

nourreois Us Unable 10 Retain the frehl'-
ership,
Paris. April 22.-~Ihe conservative ana
moderate republican newspapers TINS
morning applaud the senate for the stand
4, has taken against the bourgeois minis-
trv and say they believe 1t Impossible Tor
,l,e prcnlier to remain in office. even
should the chamber Of deputies give nm
another vote OF confidence.
I, is reported that President Faure mas
,,,.odv accepted the resignation OF the
.abinct although this cabinet ran not pe
afdc,,llv confirmed. II is not expecien
that the definite announcement VI -, -. Ia,
~ ,,ta nco of the cabinets resignation pS
a. ~, ~ nrrsident VIII be made until the meet
~ us ~ he chamber of deputies, speclaliy
in',11iad for THURSDAY at p. m, lhoush ,he
c,,iar time for its aase inbling was AMY
III &c generally believed that Preslientt
f,,,re ,ssni endravor TO form a caDlnet oil
ih,,ulit.,,a,lon pevtral. Meiine and bohrs-
eoIls ne mentioned as probably premiers'
rois ~ l,fter event the chamber OF deph-
H. ~ " ,,Ii pass N vote Of confidence In the
according to the sen.ra.iy e%presssfdi
on'ngon n new moderate ministry Mou,u
nycrnier. ii is added. would DE drivsn ="
IIh,. STRUGGLES against the hperalists
gam ih, Ia uproars, and II IL UNDERSTOOD
leau'',5 Douraeois will not proilt ny me
tlaa ~ confidence which may be anopisu
~ ", ,he chamber of deputies TOMORROW
Many of the radicals DO nov uesm ,.ra 10 "a
Maan' N Bourgeois as premier nhere'y 20
tain iheir political convictions " view
ass .h,. TACT that an appeal 10 the eiec'or-
y. 10 In prospect.
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statement which George Smallcy was in
structed TO publish shows that the United
States government stiil hopes we shall
help t out of the difficulty by surrender:
when it is finally convinced of It's mistake
V hat viii hpppenY
The Globe remarks: "If the Americans
arc wise they win understand that tho
marquis of Salisbury's attitude means u
stcddy determination Of Great Britain not
to allow interference IN what she riehtfIl-
" considers 20 be her own business.
The Pan Mall Gazette says II sees no
reason for alarm ON the other hand, the
Westminster Gazette urges the marquis
Of Salisbury TO settle the Venezuelan
question out Of hand. even at the cost OF
lowering hia nriln.
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ManaEua. Nicaragua.--'rhe government
forces have secured q great victory over
the Leonist rebels by capturing Obrage
city. which has hitherto been held by the
rebels.
London THE newspapers here are full
of accounts of the life and death OF Baron
liirsoh the distinguished Hebrew phian-
thropist, telling of tho Loss which HIS
death VII he to charities. the turf and
especially to royalty. TO members of
which, 1t has long been common gossip
lie lent vast sums of money. The death OF
the baron may make complications IN mt
least one European court If the executors
are obdurate in collecting money lent.
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rNGLIsH PRESS COMMENT.

COM. pluster About the Venezuelan Dis
ao'''' patch Sent by smailey.
ordon. April 22.--Ali afternoon papers
,,omment on a dispatch from Washington
- ~. Times. which it's correspondent Is
said here to have been Instructed 10 pub
iii concluding with the remark; lhis
I'LL ,siia Is most perilous. The Washlnston
axeeutiye sin shows a strSe nnsiar io,
a, ,bs Venezuelan question:. but II taxes
NO 10 make a treaty" .Ths
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A nrMocRAr KILLED.

New Orleans. April IA dispatch from
La Place, ST. John Baptist parish. says;
AdoIph paron. democrat, was killed THIS
afternoon by Joe i3ossier republican,. on
the opposite side of the river. Tho report
that negroes were killed here this morn
ing is untrue. Demas, republican, had
taken posscssion of TWO or three ballot
boxes and sent them 10 ST, John court
house. II is stated tina, Dcmns nus n we'll
armed body of several hundred negroes.
Violence being feared, n call was made on
the governor for troops. company OF
Louisiana neld artillery, under captain
Thompson. urriVed here lhis ihori'iHB'
Everything Is quiet.
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to promote the propaganda for ,ntcrna.
tional arbitration. There were several
prominent publicists and business men
conspicuous in the proceedings, but the
rank and file OF the delegates who came
from most of the States and Territories.
were educators and c,ergymen. There was
also notable absence of government off,
cias
The proceedings of the first session were
harmonious the speeches dealt In gcncr-
ali,ics upon the heneiicicnce of arbttra-
ton. No uttcrances were made which
might tend to cmharrass the Administered
ton IN the conduct of pending diplomatic
ncgotat,on with England and Spain. IN
Senator Edmunds was elected president.
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The Hasue. April 22,--An official dis
patch from batavia says the endangered
rutch post In the Atchin territory has
been relieved after fight withuhe rehels
under roekoediohan. who lost seventy
Killed and bad ZOO wounded. The Dutch
loss was ono officer wounded and thirty
three killed wounded.
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rIIARR's TALK.

Says There is Doubt Of a Fair Count Re.
ing Made.
New Orleans. La. April 22.~-Cnptain j.,
y. Pharr epubliean-populist candidate
for governor, arrived here this evening ana
made a short address from the Item office
gallery IN Camp street, When the "old
swampcr'' made his appearance lie re-
ccivcd quite an ovation from hundreds OF
people who filled the streets on all Sides
of the building. Captain Jharr corgrntu.
uted the people of New Orleans on their
gallant and successful fight against cor
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rnpt ring rule, which they had overtnrowp.
Regarding the result OF the State cleo
lion, he said the returns now being re-
coivcd Indicated on their face that the
opposition had carried the state, but that
IN many cases the votes bad not been
pollcd "IIowovor," he snid, III we iind
when the returns are all In that our OPP
nonents are elected. even by single vote.
we shall insist that they bo seated. ON
The other hand. If we md that the re-
suits, after an honest count, are in our
favor. we will then co,ifer together ana
decide what course to pursue"
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PillbhiA = NhNf''
Iowa populls,s adopted II Weaver plat
ranks.
Mckinley received Instructions In five
congressional districts.
SPORT
Galveston |, Houston b: san ANTONIO D.
Austin /, Dallas 10. sherman 3; Fort
Worth g Decision I.
Baltimore 0, boston /: Philnd 'phia 0,
New York 3; Washington $. brooklyn II:
Pi,taburg s, Louisville g; Cincinnati u
Cleveland 4; ST. Louis A, Chicago ..
birmingham 3, Montgomery 81 Mobile III,
New Orleans u. Atlanta 4. Columbus 2,
winners ut Memphis; Begne. to %
Katherine, TO 4. Algol. to l. Marcel.
S to 3: Gallilcc. y to !; Syracuse, 60 to l.
Newport winners were Riverside. to u;
Winsom, to l.: l3asgo. to .: Cashier. to
i: Jake zimmerman. TO /; Captain Drane
3 to !.
Washington winners: Bucklepe, to lo;
Rulha. even, Septour to i; Clafus. 4 TO
b; War Bonnet, 4 10 5.
Kid Mccoy put out boxing master
In two rounds at Memphis.
CONGRESSIONAL.
GOODWIN VI AiuphD'" ""o 'N"''" ~ 49,
republicans,
1911! establishing Greer county Oklahoma
Territory, and providing for free homes
passed.
Proposed pension bill will further IN
crease the rolls, dssertors being made ell
rible in case they served ninety days.
sennte disposed of the sectarihn school
question for Indians by adopting Cock
relrs amendment, but did not dispose of
the lndap bill.
Resolution was passed asking for In
formation regarding the arrest of Dlaz.
Gnllinger criticised the presidents veto
of two pension bills.
LOCAL.
Regular meeting of tho Houston Bust
ness League.
Failure OF furniture manufacturing
concern Mt Houston Heights.
Another artesian well completed for the
waterworks company.
Robert e. Dun talks about politics In
Brazoria.
Notes caught In the c y nall.
STATE
The republicans of DE Tenth dlstrict
meeting at Flatonba.
Professor w. c. Rote dies IN San Ar
tonic.
Twelfth district lily whites elect deie-
gates to ST. Louis.
The Grand Army Of the Republic 10
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Ell PAso NoRTHwEsTERN.

Austin, Texas, April 22-President
Thorpe of the FL Paso Northwestern ran
road was today notified by the railroad
commission that the total valuation oil
his road including all franchises, apnur-
tenances and property pertaining , IN ,bat
rrnort was ready TO bc filed with the
s el'r of state President Thorpe Is
allowed six days in which to ME any op'
i.niinnS.
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n,xoN NAY MEET DIXON.

New York April 22.-Tommy DIXON Oh
St. Paul got the decision over johnny
.a,,,d hout before the Eureka Athletic
r rlub at Ion Long Island tonight the St Panl
hnv Is to he m tchcd against fcorse
Dixon, the champion feathorweish' oil 'he
world.
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MORAL: GRAB THE fOSI.

hold their next encampment At Ilonstpu.
The knights Templars IN session y -
Antonio. u Z. Ii 1. 4.
Proceedings Of the Grand Lonss = ~
OF Pythhs at Waco. z.
Bryan Il. Barry withdrsws from sno ~ 80 - 4
for congress. !. ~. ~
Sound money men AZ Austin ana w. 4. I
don't approve the action tAken q AAs.'S a
THE MARKErs.
-,rn,ures advanced IN ~ mar
,ss,s New yosk showing especial activity;
spots steady.
The wool market inactive.
A surfeit Of strawberries on uae socs1
market. AZ ~
Further rsallsins failed e stop tns e
vance aud strength IN stocks. q
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Gs paiea u the annual ueetinr Of ,h ,
-''e'ne Exchange today. " '''
In aaaARscfEsLoNA, spafn.-A genera, e.nos,.
|s heIi hs'ne arts and industrial arr viii
June q. beginning today and closing
b this c,, Mass. MANY patrons of boxing
Pieet his WINS mat Eddie Connolly viii
Ernst WIZ alerloo at the hands oil Biliy
49,, ""e" 'hey meet here today
(iyisIonN If + y. n, Y.-There will be a
6nS..p y. Edgar Grouse Of ,n,s ''c e,'s o. Inc
u" order made by Surrogate Class.
|a.I W4R SLIA., Ill,--The Shakespeare class q,
Pate shatasS,,c inn of this city viii cele-
puet, toasts peafes birthday with a ban
I shakespea anu me unveling oil a bust
sy unyeiiS-AAmbassador Bayard will to-
hakes,earr ~ AT stratford-on- Avon. the
Trinity ch,.,, memorial window in How
putt by aa. Ann; the window having been
"ericans' money.
|rs,hbIIILADELPHrA s,,
the Forreentalon will be held today
as accept sd Home. Joseph Jefferson
?hd WITH bl an invitation 10 he nressn,
sliyer thu ms wonted Kindness consents to-
Won 'pehlhg address ON the occa-
tats eornssbauRG, Pa.-The ron,h,,ca,
Dominate , csmi9 meets here today. II VIII
arge in conuldateS for represeniativc.at
ates for nrts.,iss, and thirty-two candi-
elee,ion owfeeSianeniial electors. besides The
oois. Il IL es leiegates-at- larg. 10 ST.
~pec'ed to indorse Quay for
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republicans clam they have majority
OF the votes east and VIII probably MT
tempt to goat their candidate as the icgis-
lature IS Close The democrats however,
claim "A majority OF twenty on a Joint
lullnt.
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RESIDENCE AT DENTON.

Denton, Texas April l2.-The residence
Of Constable II. s. Fry was burned here
this morning about Q o'clock. The entire
building and contents wcrp total !osH.
The house ard contents were valued Al
about 5000, Insurance $500.
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M SELLS WHISKY.

=
rY. wv. r.red From the, knights r.
no pythAs but was Heinstatea;
nanvor colo, April s2.--Joseph -
,,.s vs.,.r,iay ordered reinstated Il
E H Il Pythias BY the SUPP q.
h,,ns, ~hIcb has been in sessia9
three d. ". 5s ss. 81 !. 7 ~
saloon Keeper, ..,,,rv ~ the ordai
holdiag momgersnip d, ION 7. Isaspp 81 ai
an ,anpapnassssship as % Was N. i tnsi
20 20 ,n nron'tth III new raie was
n nee tbet Ny there could not hs ssA d. H..
aesiye iss,'y sas conteH.ts 4s t,s fte
ann an,e,tiuga. bn, no QHcsssa.n .
nnnl ,'aa until yesterday. Q'hes, y. VIZ
nros,nrensat wat paas 8, ,ae I, shS
he 1rrssulorsd 70 full riSh's = s
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resident and adopt "a sound money plat

fITTsBt' RG-The pool championship of
The world wll be decided in this city IN
me rrosent champion ". II Clearwater
Of pittsbnrg. and Alfred he ORC of cuba.
DE ORC lost The championship to elGaI.
water in the Syracuse tournament an" IL
anNious to regain the title.
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CAUSED BY A cLoupBuRsr.

blackberry Creek Oyerhows. Carrying
Away Houses and Drowning Livestock.
Beaver. o. T., April ga clondburst
caused blackberry creek. near Hardesty.
10 rise suddenly and overflow its banks.
doing large amount of damage. The
houses Of A. Palmer. NJ Gables. j. G..
Denison and Vim. Edwards were washed
away. Scores OF horses and several hun
dred cattle were drowned.
Charles Caples. mother and sister were
compelled to spend the night ON the roof
of their house.
George Ray. Curtice Lowe and Samuel
Caples also lost much property ana mad
their farms ruined.
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The Posts Cron Report,

WHICH HAS ATTAINED a Sr nA 4, uss,f,
IN THE COMMERCIAL WohiLpl, riyt Z.
ACCURACY, WAS NOT TIL, rV ~, !
GOOD THING YOU MISSED ~ io ~
DIDN'T
READ YESTERDAYS POST.
nm vow Ann A X of p, the report %
the Grand Lodge meeting at waco "ou'']
M nh'a ini isr,1IsRS H. VETERAN YOU
WOULD have read the good rspo 81 t M
the eleventh annual encampmcht " Wy
Tcxas division at Dallas, N
IF a BASE BALL Fan ne ,e, i1'l ,ev WY KeSd
all Texas league games wouio ~ 80
you right UP to date u. ~ Tcr NJ
IL YOU LOOK every xes sroa m reuorfe Thes
Post had ii in fun; h's importaFtI n
many lines Of business. I. 2, u,
CUBAN NEWS interests oil true NJ, :, "
ems. In The Post were an ascoMa ~
the famine which may scnd tn0ussnsH
OF non-comhatants to the GTAve
starvation; MEYERS plans tc sa,u w III
Macco. and the lattcr's prspara.nloens. 4 NJ
outwit the Spaniard--the otn ~ AMI, ~ !
Vices from Havana prcsens'ns ~ So
MAYA, cRAR THE POST.
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IN FAVOR OF ARBITRATION.

Washington, April e2.--Three hundred
distinguished looking men meet IN Metze-
rott's hall this afternoon for . conferences
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TODAY,S EVENTS

EcipalsJa D-'EtLPHIA--A battle royal is an
Maritime NE annual meeting of the
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CUBAN.


Weyler will release Diaz nni his brother
with the proviso that they leave the roun-
try
Two American correspondents nrc de-
tanned at Matanzns.
General Coll1zo writes of the situation
IA Cuba, SAVING the Spanish hold only
the ground ON which they niand'
Spanish newspapers Violently oppose the
proposed reforms for cuba. and Fny If
they are granted by tine government the
nation will rcpudatc them.
Spanish government again denies that
negotiations are pending with the United
States relative 10 cuba.
Woylcr says he viii put down the rebel
lion IN eight months
DOMESTIC.
An important decision to knights OF
pythias lodges reinstatcs n Colorado sa-
loon keeper expelled under the rule.
A sister of Pearl Bryan broke down on
tho witness stand at Scott Jackson's trial
at Newport
pharr made an address In New Orleans
I'm which he alleged fair count was not
being made Democrats claim Fosters
elec- on by 10000 and majority OF the
legislature.
Three hundred delegates at the opening
session OF the arbitration conference at
Washington.
POLITICAL.
Alabama democrats adopted free coin
are platform Endorsed Cleyelands foreign
oolIcy and disapproved his financial views.
nominated Johnston for governor.
N.hrnslta silver democrats elected u dee
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THE BOLT.

Klnlcy managers In Indiana is hurting the
Ohionn's cause.
Iowa populisls adopted Weaver plat
form Inviting all reformers to Join their
ranks.
Mckinley received Instructions In five
congressional districts
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lon Of M a. spain,-A general exposi-
y held her, "r arts n and industrial art VIII
une mere beginning today and ciosiig
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|iyisNoHnI ~ y \. Y.-There viii be n
hte b. " $40 $4,000 among lin. heirs Of the
(nder an o,d Grouse of this city today
o'der made by Surrogate Class