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figure head. A popular convention WITH II,
his hands, as It chooses. and congress, M
checked. will rule the Nation. The con
siitutionai restraint uS.on legislation wiIi h,
swept away withou; the pretense even Of
constitutional amendment
This proposition is but an evidence o.
the reckless disregard OF Law. or custom
that actuatss the politicians Ia their aes.
perate struggles for the retention Of power.
They would ask the people 70 vote FOR a
man who was ready TO sacrifice his orin-
IONS and principles for Office merely. /;
would be certain defeat for the man o.
party promulgating sach a platform or
policy. II the republicans desire TO cx-
pertinent in this direction. democrats viii
put no special obstacles IN their way be-
fore the meeting of the ST. Louis convex
ton.
But what else can the e. O. p do to pre-
vent an irreprnsslbis factioaaI conflict In
its ranks?
They must face the loss Of every West
ern republican State unless they get To-
geiher' on the money question. ard they
are MS wide apart ms the poles now or that
issue. Fer them It may be the choice q
the lesser evil, possibly 10 put up dummy
and hold the party together. even though
defeated
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SPORTING NOTES

San Francisco. March 9.-John L. Sui
livan and PEARSON" Davies are preparing
TO head a movement TO place pugiism
ON paying basis. John Sullivan believes
sporting men should organize and refuse
to cast their ballots for legislators or con-
gressmen who do not agree to let lrize
lighters go unmolested
we want to ask candidates for con-
grass what they think Of boxing. horse
racing or any other kind of sports said
sullivan, and If their views coincide with
ours we VIII vote for them. but If they
do not we Will beat them Ii a man
wants to 20 to church, let him; If he
wants to go TO fight he's got right to-
we want TO educate the people up to box
ing. OF course, If man don't want to
see boxing he don't have to, out mes got
no business to interfere with those who
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HOME MISSIONS.

Notwithstanding the presence and speech
Of President Cleveland, and the general en-
tlrusiasm and success OF tho meeting. &C
far as attendance and brilliant addresses
are counted. at the great Presbyterian
home missions rally in New York the other
evening, the pecuniary results are reported
to have been very disappointing.
Had the object been to raise food ana
clothing and funds for outcasts In Turkey,
or savagcs in Ashantee or the maintenance
of adventurous missionaries in the prov
inces of Zechuen or Quei-chow. China, the
contributions and pecuniary results would
doubtless have been generous and emf
nentiy satisfactory. An outcsst Is not IN
like prophet-not without honor or en-
tiiusiastic attention save IN his own coun-
try ara among his own people. Al The
denominations ara TOO deeply interested IN
Hsnk-chow and zitoun 10 do New York
and Chicago and kar sas full justice. There
are thousands OF heather within a stones
throw Of tbs magnificent building IN a'hich
the horue mission rally was bald. tn prop.
number Of our home heaihca would 20
opire al the mo-aey sFent annually upon
iha far away hsA;hen 70 sd3lisou 70 the
horns mission fund.
J. Is species Of Inconsistency shat even
tt@ Chinese ant Turks repiuar,s Us vita
iAst with 80 fnaay peor ana 50 mary
wicked and un7eges.e-ate sna3 brntaIin or
cSn eosziry, We shsaa4 oross To- seas TO
teach the aes doctrine CT peace sr5 char
ity ara COED T5iL TIE great meeting liz
New YORK oaeh; 10 have s-Duss3 e aesper
interest N snissiors Try work 20 our ovn
country ana SECURED greater I,a.ilaia,y as
stst4nee- ia5t * aserrs BARD tting 70 50 ,e
tznS-s'ss people vata &c i3sA thai t..at ilit
CT cssssty saoe,5 begin aa3 ee2 az tsora=
20 ioas a. .alsrs "a SO RISEN g; 81 ,ss-ses !
Gis2 80 sausa - 90 in ihe Assaa 1a,A
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wEYLER WILL INVESTIGATE.
The Murder of Deigado Thought to Hav,
Reen Private Vengeance.

The Murder of DeIgado Thought to Have
Been Private Vengeance,
Havana March 9.--Maximo Gomez Il
supposed TO be a Seborucal in person.
General Weyler will remove his head
quarters to the city of Matanzas in order
to facilitate his direction of operations az
ter the main forces Of the insurgents have
passed into Santa Clara.
The Spanish Casino has published a
manifesto, signed by the presidents Of the
chambers OF commerce, the political par
ties, the Importers league, the Clerks as
ISOLATION, the produce exchange. the Pant
ers' Union club, the editors of the leading
papers, the Royal Society of Fellow Colin-
trymen and the cigar manufacturers, cX-
pressing to General Weyier the ndipra-
ton felt by all classes of society, Miinout
distinction. over the resolutions Of the
United Suites congress, granting, without
regard to international laws, rights o. lel-
ligerency to undisciplned bands composed
OF adventures of all races. foreigners and
bandits who in no sense represent the
people Of cuba who have Intelligence, ct j.
li2ation and property. ana who protest
egHinsl aud condemn the rebellion, which
Is strong only In hanging peaceful citizens,
burning fields and pundering defenssless
towns.
At Cienfuegos the Spanish casino met
and the influential men adopted resolu
tions expressing their indignation not
against the friendly American Nation, but
against the congressman who have at
tackled Spain
The nephew of Delgado. the American
owner of the plantation of Dolores, near
Banos, has been killed by volunteer
troops. General Wcyler will investigate
the affair 1t is believed that the killing
was due to private vengeance.
General Pratt has been trying to pre-
vent the advance of Gomez and at the
farm of Santa Ruca in Matanzas, his
forces met the bands of Pandora and
Moran to he number of 1000 The ina,lr-
gents were attacked and dsodged from
their position and were pursued They
lett upon the field twenty-one killed and
carried off many wounded. The troops
had two seriously and others slightly
WOUNDED In the engagement between
Colonel Molina and the insurgents 100 we're
killed and wounded
The mayor Of Jovellas reports that there
ara many wounded at the surrounding
country houses as the result of The last
enEa cement.
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TEXAS srnnI,Arr>.


vac FS' Iime a Fight Is Nrade o,.o,.
tho Presidency. '''e over
""r'n' Texas, March 0.-Tbts tour.
- awe tonight with Texas cnttio,,.,, W" !,
uneir friends, their wives ami s,,ao,,a,, ANU
tie trains have been loaded vim -,
's ''o''perS Of the Cattle Raisers' asso.
OF IeAas. which meets toro,ro,,.
'"o"''etH annual session. ana to,,,,.,
- "d"'s are parading the streets ,,,,,
"e notes are crowded with gursts rn''.
'' NOT peen for several years II o,ar
'," se' ana more enthusiastic moo,t,,,. "
WIS mammoth association. VI
mere are several thtpos oe
10 De cons Idered or al len,t "a "a m
autbp"teu mat they would no o9, i. was
meet' nme members have locked 'I TO tsa
= 'or me first time IN several ,ao.. 49,
den, 'SStt,test over the election Of ,r,vfe
rado SSanoe lsss a, L. Bush. Jr1 "f 49,
citation ma ~ e president of the asso.
admiri uhu mas mad no oppositinn III,
administration has been ,,nIxesoi''i' ms
ne,o" n" IN, INC association has bne4 r n,l
opponent in ms year, however he has - an an
Si5u'IV,t IN tue person of Colonel - 81 az
%1uEhter OF Dallas. MIR Rush ~ - =.
Ia any Part IN the confess ,sn,,t, 70
Win - uoftr asked for the office and 80, 80
fldrntlr ~ trends are at work and con
rnotlS C'alm that he will he rnlt .'a cui,-
't1,vl HiauEhter's friends assart ,b,, '' H.
so,, SI'e o. ms election. There ia ma, ne
ana tb US ny nsihB made ON President ti,,s,,
Gu@stio S W oq ,Gi2intes Is being made on
ports Secretary Of Agriru,i,ire nHusn sup
n,s fu'ing on the importation Of SiSUn IN
f fT,npes ana Colonel Slaughter ana GN'I b,,
true 10 T H. taat no his in this been un 's
,, nas neen supposed that the ser 5,itInen
lion Tn W"u!I pe discussed IN the assor,.s
e com 19jee,ng tomorrow but the executive GH'S
Tor being hro aS SHeG'ued 10 prevent The mat
oyallg WI he called 10 order top,o,.- ne
nn,, and the executive commit Ua0.'p"
mittee ~'h hao ne a. once read, but that com
recommendations. so thar no az to its
known of its contents "of"lng is
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NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
A Proposition for q Fair Test on I,
Financial Question.

A Proposition for Fair Test on tho
Financial Question.
Omaha, Neh. March 81. C. smythe.
claiming 10 be chairman of tho demo-
cratic State executive committee. has
transmitted 30 Euclid Martin. oiaiu,ins 10
oa chairman OF the State democratic
central committee. the following letter.
Tho dsmocratic State comp,itten =,
which | have tie honor TO I've chairman n,
mas instructed me to invite your rom-
tnltiee, through you, TO submit 20 the
ge'nocratse voters Of the State OF Ne
hrSSkA, at a primary election Il, be held
thiS questions Shall the United States
without the sid or consent OF any othe,
hatlsn' restore the free and uniimited
coinage 81 silver nj the present ratll Of
- 70 The committee proposes that
me decision of the voters shalt he bind
lng IS an Instruction OF the delegates to
inc National convention, and the orcani.
ration assit - which the decision is rem
eeTcd shall net send c1rtcsting delera-
cagn" " '
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SMALLPOX CASE.

oe,,bbasnNule Merchant Imports tbo
Lonesome Disease From Tennessee "'
,,, s'1 n Texas. March s.-Mr Den.
returned - rs,r, a merchant of this place,
.Fip 10 Tennessee. On last Tnesda o,' a
was taken sick. DR. oxford was cs,,m "1
D,'u AT once suspected that it was ca 50
OF smallpox The county Judge c,nyen 49,
3" lu'fum OF the county commisyi1ne,s
o "mo appointed Dr. ]. NJ. Williamson
eU"ht'y physician, and adopted an ordo..
I,,.n,orizlnE him TO take rhaise % 90 ~ o'u &c,
S Sed' ana TO quarantine ali those WIZ he pa pa,
proved TO he smallpox Wv "'ssase II II
tram L2thh'sstsr arrived ON SATURDAYS
wau' un sunday he reported thst Il
Tss ,, case OF smallpox beyond any dot,bt
s,, mv rlisson residence Is isolated md IA
,o osi'''n WIN nlrses ard guards. rhe
LOW ana county officials arc co-eperat Inc
an an hdye ordered the health Officers to
fi;ssnRsn strict quarantine as 10 the
mnsth2n residence and inmates, and 10 ~
eS'apnsh suspect camp in which ,heS
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wEIssINGER's LAST WORDS
Were Against the Election Of Dlaokhur,
and Era. S{tter

Were Against the Election Of blackburn
and Free silver
Cineinna', Ohio. March "A CONNER
eial-Gazette special from Frankfort, Ky.
says The last words of Senator Weiss
singer as spoken TO his colleague, Senator
Niolette. and reported by that senator
were these ''Niolette, stand firm. stand
silver" N NC
t1chArf W. Knott, editor Of the Louis
Nl.ie Post snid IN substance;
senator Welssinger's friends who stood
cat with him. along with those who
housht as he did but deserted him, owe
" " themselves. their country ana their
cause 70 take good heed thai those who
'nhtlkn"d him and forced him o. she grave
SNAIL NOT profit by his untimely death"
fref funeral services were held over
his body late this afternoon at the home
Mrs. W J." scott Al $50 a. m, tomor-
row The body WIFI be escorted hy commit
tees on a special train TO Louisville,
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TEXAs BANKS.


Changes In OFFICIALS Bulletined bv tho
National Comptroller.
WashinSton March 9,--The comptrolle,
OF the currency today bulletins the follow.
ing changes IN Texas bank officials;
The Colorado National bank Of Colorado
City-F. NJ Burns vice president in nlncs
of Benjamin j. rillar. The Fort NORTH
National bank of For, Worth--l.. G.
1utChens assistant cashier. The State
National bank of Fort Worth--C' III.
brown assistant cashier. The San Angelo
National bank Of san Angelo-C harles "
Hobbs vice president, place OF NJ. Il Pull
am, The First National bank of Comanche
j. u, sheriff. second assistant cashier.
The Eastland National bank OF Eastland-
|. &. powntaln president, in place of j A..
w. Tidwell; c. Y. connellee vice presi-
don't. in place of J. y. shelton. Tho Ma
ttonal 1.-Two Stock bank OF Fort WORTH
" Logan cashier. in place of Albert 5,
Reed.
He also approves the National Bank OF
Commerce OF St Louis as a tescrye agent
Tor the First National bank of Tyler
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CECIL RHODES ARREsrEn

London, March 9.--0n the Hssi
change today South African sws.
were fiat, owing to a rumor ,hs. ". d
Rhodes, ex-premier of Cape Col.ty MI
administrator with Earl Gray Of III d.
tory Of the British south Africa efrN
had been arrested, Later 10 the diJ II
admitted by the police authoriiss lit
warrant had been issued for the u,M1
Mr., Cecil Rhodes. He Is charst 4
completely in the importation 81 arss
the Transvaal territory fer un sgsiss'
authorities of that republic
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E0REIGN BRIEFS

Melting snow and 4 4
rainfall have caused serious toot q
Bcrness Oberland.
LONDON -- The Canadian govern
has sent strong protest against ~
posed permanent OF exclusion if's
United Kingdom of steer cattle.
MADRGD--The arsenal at C3ils u
worked To its fiill capacity In ne =
facture Of guns and cartridges ix ]
lery, etc, and the greatest aeIlYlg
walls.
PANAMA-A calle message 'es
here from Bogota states that ins "
mcnt has requested Great Bfitaih y y
Minister 1enner. he being pels'n
gtHta.
MANAGUA- President Zelaya Nv
the troops who captured NagaIpt
conferred honors upon those wa0 ~ q
euishcd themselves. II Is posslne q ~ y,
further advance VIII he made ul'h "
from Honduras are availaDe'
LONpON--A great crowd asssas ".
Paddineton station to wlthess Ky " !,
urc OF the queen Tor Portsiuouin q I'm
TO Cimiez, where she goes 70 W. a, M N,
Henry OF lfattNnptrE' nv hs'hs, jts
quite heavily on the arms o. hH =
attendants. a.
LONDON General Booth OF ", +.
tion Army arrived here unexpetlea ", \
Brindisl in response to nrgem w ",
from headquarters for his ad. rss ~, VI
Ing the American situation. iM IN
did rot go to headQuarteIs nal .I ns !,
closeied with Bramwell boo'n se
his return. -
TIE lIAGUE-It Is announces w .,,.s
a Dutch militia station has peea ns VIZ n
by the Atchinese near Amasols,,n, .,. n \
OF Sumatra. Eight Dutch soiu. ~,
killed and five officers and tweaS ~ " h
wounded. The Atchinese Nsi " INA 4
leaders and thirty-seven mel AUS
ounded,
LONDON-The debate on tne aaJ
mate was resumed In the nouss, !,
mons, and Mr.. Goschen, lnit , t bT
admiralty. replying 70 crii ss,,rs y 4
John Redmond. said 1t was sp ,.xr NJ
gest that the increase IN the w s,,,s
tended 10 menace the United s.a INN u
naval programme, he SAID, WI ,,sn sr,rS
November, before the Veneius'S
had arisen.
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a MANIAC'S nryn

Brockville, Ont. March "a =,
named La Pointe aligh..d from 4. ,
O'Clock train today and prumS
clean out" the town. Peter Ma.
dead; Chief Rose is terribly irjvnl
will probably die; Constable Tiusly III
ly wounded. but may recover Oh
wounded, but not seriously are, IA
Boyd, Fred Stage. George St.ss RI,
Mccormack and Thomas Deytraul
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WILL NOT DRsllI h
GERMAN an. S' ,'.,!. i, !,
''nd VII k.a,I'" !, :
A CANADIAN MANIAC h, I.
out Provsea,iop-s-1.ststS,
Ing Armsnl.as- sls~

sa sss''a, z Ms,ss an, -, s,.,.
a 1ta,.a :. can not inau.sss.. ' y Y i,
l.aly In the dreIbund !. = MN
peror William and ~. Aa'sn u, !
Sc s,ph IT,, the article proeesS p' vi mai
az the moment W. sssli "
sofely tried of raising ~. q W Z
English hAY news remain !. losi i =
p plsrup 1T not Of the drslsssa ', ~
poar 10 desire to fomsr sa i aM Wi
continent. Recent srs. 0',a'a /,
system mat at it is al over , s's Y, r
bro"lios. " Eswsr
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!, . WILL Nor Aaplc.,,

r,as T. "arch s.-The rfIbu,, I.
mes that King Humb., ,'v ~ wi
HflsW out of the tact tss, M y
NY son may negotiats Nv s- !as XII
pu ~, l WI, never do 60 s'u M
French article heads ue,',,snts n
insolence," in which 1, ihascssg
r rrencn interference In itaIIs ssss M n
t,,l, that Francs Il ss,n, WA
impiacable hatred OF lisJss s'ua'a n
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BOTH WANT A RECEIVER.

Texarkana, Texas, March 9.--Winter &
School, one of the largest dry goods es-
Establishments in town, went into the hands
of a receiver at the request of both MEM
bers of the firm today. There Is no I'm
ancial embarrassment, the action being
taken solely for the purpose of settling
differences between the partners who
want to dissolve the firm, but were un-
able to agree
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no BURY THE mn. =

Rome March THE soyenn,,,, \
ceiyed advices from General mi
statlng that he has sent Ma,a, N
ASK King Menelik's permissIa r'W Y, " y
rdies OF Italian soldiers I te y n
battle at Anowa Sunday, us,s, y. 4
instructed TO ascertain n ~r ra'.s "
names Of prisoners taken BY IN N,
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appropriation bill. The items To- the sup
port of the marine corps, which are rrac-
tiaclly the same as those carried NY the
last bill, were settled and some minor
details. There renal nthe questions OF the
number of new battleships and the build
ing OF dry dock at Algiers. near New
Orleans, which may be considered tcmcr-
row.
Speaker Reed has communicated his
views of the desrabllty of following n
policy OF economy to republican ineIn-
bers of the committee
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will quarantine all persons whom the doc
tors think are liable to take the disease.
Everything has beon and Is being done
to prevent the, spread of the disease. Mr..
Glissons family consists of himself. wife,
a son II years aid. a 4.months-old baby,
and housekeeper. The people have the
utmost confidence In the officials and
there is no great alarm among the citi-
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rylor, Te4-a. March News was
brought TO the rlty today OF the rape OF
t-fNar-9ld girl II seems that the nj
iair arg not De- oruo NpoWn uulu Saturday
HN-4 iat ftliiF party seeing that things
Nft' NHiAne rather warm, got s. horse
hna hlrN ard leti for parts unknown.
"i.crr wig Swiih OF tEis c'y 81 on hts
ir"ll ard ~ the cu'prit IL overiaken trou-
i.H Is feared
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HOLMES DEATH WARRANT.

Philadelphia, March o.--The death war
rant was read TO II. II. Holmes. tho muir
derer Of u. y. Pielzel today. Holmes re-
mained perfectly cool during the reading
aad appeared less concerned than did tho
sheriff Holmes expressed himself as will
ing TO die
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20 AccIpENTALLY KILLrn.

Fort Worth. Texas. March a-This
morning George Aahoney and Tom Moore,
hunting with q double barreiicd shotgun
Whle they ~ere handling the weapon At
exploited. the charge entering Mahoney's
HpN or ear,1ng instant death, a coroner :
jury found thai the Killing Was accldentai
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D. AND o. RJssIGNArIoN.

Baltimore. Md, March I.-General Man
ager H. D. Campbell Of the Baltimore and
ONO railroad has resigned. William NJ.
,.resn. general MANAGER ~ the Cincinnati
Hamilton ana Dayton, IN appointed 10 thc
position, Receiver Murray has gone TO
CINCINNATI 10 confer with the new APP
pointce.
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NEW BIIL WILL BE DRAWN.

Washington, March 9.--The senate COM
mittee on public lands today decided not
to recommend the passage Of the AZ IONA
land bill over the veto OF the pr. sident,
but to recommend new bill . meet III.
objections Of the president and secretary
of the interior
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NO SQUADRON For yENEzyE

London. March 9.-ln the houe u 4
mons, the civil lord OF the adlmrdy,
Austin Chamberlain, replying to VT
Dillon, said there was no foundallal
the report that squadron Of BrIl!ss !
ships was On its way TO Curacos,
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
CHANCE AT IIIfTTQ

Hutto, Texas. March sc. r. steph-
ems. former manager of the Griffith Lum-
Der company of this place, has bought
goods
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MAN WAS MADE nd

Perhaps, but rhen,igi,,ieh we AZ ~ ~ c.
the caiamities to wm''i Is such y ~, 4
subject, when thst,v, the or W. Z
means OF counterac.mss Bilter x,
as Hostetter's stonasaneh are es,ssss Y
liver. bowels or stoi arxes tfeae 1 Z
or the kidneys OF di,n,rleut rsnnr Ssgs''
Bitters i also os AZ sa Iii naisn'
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NEGRO RIOT IN KENTupA.l

Louisville, Ky. March sA ,.., I
the Courler-Journal from Pao''. !,
says: Mayor Adizer tou'sh, SUPP Y w
city marshal at Fulton n.y. :, w,,,lt
to a private telegram ~ d,,.s,
ritles that we're used here d. M
negro riot three years asV IN Fplt:l
great fears Of an nprisSy takn y
night, If one has mol aiie ~ 4 piss.
The trouble was causru yro md ~
attempting TO arres; y rcald Do
to clnn him before ~ .ssss The WIZ. 4
f blaoIis IS very bitter TIE s s,Is
hore tonight that a serious I,, asl "a esqlt ~
already taken place pu' w.
confirmed. IA
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Washington, March 9.---Another step
was taken today by the houqe naYli CO IN.
mittee toward the complexion OF The naval
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According TO report tho citizens Of the
State are no, responding as they should
% 70 tho appeal for contributions for the
bat,leship testimonial fund l. would be
a poor commentary GA the state should
It fail to present she ereat ws1shp with
The hauasomest present yet given 10 any
OF the new vessels
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1Nn1,MAN MOTHER AsN ~

Temple. Texas. March sd
gress. Annie Thomas W." Is. s,l's' |,
CITY sunday morning io' .siN ssfs
murder of her 2-year-o'lu, . vt 70 ~
chased a round trip tlss saxn sl. 4
below prenhar,. and WIZ M ulss sl,.s II 4
evening, returning ,, on d, ~, NV !.
baby from the toilet nao,ti S.i ~ sI I :
ductor Fitzpatrick Nun ;n,r,edisIsy.,. { Y
anee Of the child and nd i rsschsa NJ ss !,
was placed q y dawa fft trial ~ % !,
act. .onnd and, W ~ III
sustained serious INV INV
ably not result iamuo- .,,px
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

scotland Kan, March 9.-The sherman
county bank closed its doors this morn.
ing Assets 10000; liabilities s35 900. Tho
na'lk ofiicials claim that they will be able
to pay dollar for dollar. "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

san Jose, Cal. March a.-The CONNER
cial ana Savings banks. up to this time one
~ inc oldest and most prosperous bank.
ing institutions in the State, closed its
uo0rs ms morning. The assets are said
10 about 100000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
BANKS CLOSED THEIR DOORS.

bloomfield, Neb. March 9.-The Bloom.
iield state bank was closed today and the
bahk examiner is in charge. Depos,tors
ere likely to be paid in fun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

No republican delegate IAN tell wha, q
convention day viii bring forth iAesa