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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-10
STFRRETT TOUCHED.
Was Laying OFF Plans for the
Convention.

Chicago, July Colonel
Bill Sterrett Of Texas, the old
est and quaintest of Washing
ton correspondents, was touch
ed by a pickpocket in the Pal
mer house this afternoon CT
SIS. at the time he was en-
gagged in telling Senator Pascc,
Congressman Bankhead and a
crowd which gathered about,
how this convention would re-
suit.
Latter lots Of balloting,
said he, "the delegates are go
ing to find themselves hope
lessly divided. Then they will
turn to the leaders for advice
and you fellows who have been
trying to land a senator in the
white house for years without
number will suggest Teller al d
the convention viii take him.
YoI have always been wishing
the senate was in control of
the government. III am not
correct the drinks are on me-
With this the Texas colonel
reached for his money. Draw
ing his hand from his inner
pocket he whistled a long
mournful note, and with a pre-
fix to it exclaimed:
1--we been touched for all
my money, Blank Teller and
the whole outfit"
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Get old newspapers at ihis Office
IS cents hundred.
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HoGG KNOCKS.
He Thinks 1t Has Not Been
Discovered That Bland
Is Available.

Chicago, H., July Cat a
consultation of the Texas dele
CATION it was unanimously re.
solved to support Bland. Off
GERS CT the delegations were
chosen as follows:
Chairman-Ex Gov. Hogg:
Member of National commit
tee-James Dudley.
Resolutions-J. II. Reagan.
Credentials-J. w. Blake.
OTganization-J. NJ. Duncan.
Honorary vice president
John Lovejoy.
The notify the nominees for
President and Vice President
j. L. Shepard.
Elk Senator Reagan of the
platform committee is for a
strong free silver, 16 to 1, plank
and a tariff for revenue only
declaration.
Owing to a report that split
had occurred in the delegation a
statement was authorized by
the secretary of The caucus, Mr..
Burlin, that the delegation was
absolutely united.
There was no discussion in
the meeting as to whether the
platform should be confined
solely to the silver men. The
delegation was instructed for
Bland, if, in lis judgment, he
was the most available candi
date.
Today when the question Of
candidates was brought up in
connection with the selection
of Congressman Bailey to sec,
ond the nomination of the
choice of the delegation, Gov.
Hogg made a speech in which
be questioned BANDS availabi-
lily. He referred to the stories
afoat about BANDS Catholic
connection.
Gov. Hogg's remarks brought
on heated discussion, which
ended in the adoption of res
olulion for Bland.
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SAYS THEY'RE FALSE.
Francis Rhodes Says the All
legged Cryptogram is a
Fabrication.

London, July 6.-Col. Fran
els Roads, whose death sen
tence was committed by Pres
ident Kruger after he had been
convicted of high treason
against the Transvaal, writes
to The Times this morning
that the story Of Col. Whites
pocketbook and purported
notes, extracts from which
were published some time
since by the Iransvasl gov
ernment, and which contained
alleged kilograms from Fran
els Rhodes, duplicating Cecil
Rhodes and the Chartered
South African Company in the
conspiracy of the Transvaal
raid, are a fabrication from be-
ginning to end.
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MOTHER AND CHILDPER
ISH.
Both Burned Alive and Father
Fatally injured.

Litchheld, ILL.,, July 6.-Last
night the dwelling and house
hold effects of Robert Young
of Donnellson were consumed
by fire. Mrs. Young and a
child persisted in the flames
and Mr.. Young was so badly
injured that he may die. 1t is
thought that Mrs. Young, in a
fit Of temporary insanity, sat
urated the furniture of one
room with coal oil, shut her
self and child in the room and
ignited the inaammablc mater
ial.
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From and after June 18Th, 1896
regular passenger train will
run as follows:
Passenger Train between Browns
vile and Point Isabel in effect
on and after June Is.
REGULAR TRAIN.
EXCURSION TRAINS.

1--we Bvine every Saturday at 5.p. m.
j, Sunday y ga. N
>, Pt.Isabel - 4.p- M
Excursion tickets are good until Mon
day mornings train,
a Communication cards. good for thirty
first class. round trips transferable
to members of ones family good unit
September Goth 1896, viii be sold for
$50. 90 Mexican coin.
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Worlds Chicago correspond
ent telegraphs: Out of this po-
litical chaos there emerges
President CleveIand'ss friend,
Senator Gray of Delaware.
Clear, calm and dignifed, he
alone Of all the Eastern leaders
seems to understand that the
free silver movement is not
merely a temporary factional
distraction, but an actual rev
olution. He recognizes, as no
other gold leader seems TO re
cognize, the intense spirit Of
the grea: body of free silver
men. His broad, statesman's
mind has grasped the fact that
the East is face to face with IA
mighty popular movement. Il
am now satisfied" he saidy
that free silver candidate
will be nominated on free
silver platform. The silver men
have clear majority"
"And suppose Mr.. Cleveland
or the administration is repu
dated ia the platform senator,
what them" was asked.
Then we should have an
other convention and another
democratic party, or, rather,
We should call Il real,,democratic
party together and turn our
backs on its enemies"
lyon think that would be
the certain result Of reputation
of the administration by this
convenlioH?"
There could be no other re-
suit. Such expression would
absol7e every member of the
organization from his allie
glance"
I'm all sincerity, Senator, do
you believe the adoption of free
silver would bring irreparable
ruin upon the country"
II think it would be very
grave mistake, yet as an honest
man I must admit We have no
experience since 1873 upon
which we can form an estimate
Of the effect which free coinage
might produce upon the price
of the raw silver product.
Remember, | DO not for a mo-
ment recede from the position
that the present money stand
ard is necessary to our present
prosperity and credit, but il is
a fact which it is useless to
deny that the free silver plan
is purely experimental, and we
can not say in advance with
any certainty what the effect
of it might be. We might as
well took the facts in the face
dUu SiFo our ueHlocTdtiC oppOn-
ents what is due to them"
Il want to ask yon plain
question, Senator. Will you
vote for a free silver candidate
for president who is otherwise
an uneXceptionable democrat"
Il certainly will, but am
speaking simply for myself
The trouble is there seems to
be a movement on foot 10 make
the platform of the parry sim
ply and elaborate silver plank
and abandon everything else.
II
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ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, Marcn 3l-p. N
The Improvement IN stocks. which was the
notable feature OF the market yesterday. contln-
ued to-day; and, though the operations repre-
sented in great part the dealings Of the profess
sionai element alone. there was decidedly bet
ter tone 70 the market, and sentiment on the
Street was more cheerful. Gold exports are not
likely 10 become an important factor in stock
trading for the Street thoroughly understands
why gold will probably 60 out. and moreover
Il believes that the spring movement VIII be
too small 10 make any large hole In the Treas
urv,s gold reserve To-day's foreign exchange
market was quiet and strong without the APP
pearance Of any gold bills. and with con-
tinued scarcity OF commercial offerings whi!e
the money market ruied comparatively easy
The course Of the money market VIII De gov
erned 10 a great extent, In the next ten DAYS o'
the April settlements. but just at present 'he'e
is no indication of tight money; ana the supply
Of loanable funds appears 10 be heavier thhh
the demand The same careful ecrutiny CON
tnues in the commercial paper market, where
very little business Is doing bur somc"ht.
easier feeling Is to be noticed among the banks
over the mercantile situation the empafr rass- s,'
ments in which expected 10 gro" IhPui3
smaller with the approach OF more seasohaoie
weather large amount OF foreign funds was
offered to-day for short PERIODS. put theie ""1
no demand for IT.. IT is 10 be noticed that eau
in LONDON Is stronger anu 49,"
uncertainties Of the foreign political situation,
NAV tend to have q considerable influence III
recalling funds from mere. ,-
The stock market seemed to feel the influence
OF the first real spring day. and gossip was con-
fined to factors, which are supposed TO be 1aVor-
able to bull speculation. The Industrial shares
enjoyed a monopoly Of the days business
manipulation in Sugar Refining and American
Tobacco making these two stocks the iead''s
features OF the market. In General Electric anu
United States Leather preferred. the drahseIs
and Louisville and Nashville and the two lndus-
trials mentioned above, sales amounted 10
1852 shares, out OF total In all stocks OF
2ll,S7l shares With few exceptions the enurs
list closed at material net gains per cent anc
over being made by Sugar Refining. ROCK lsiahd'
Colorado, Fuel and Iron. General Electric. Man
haitian, United States Leather preferred Ann
Arbor preferred, Delaware and Hudson, linhois
Steel Metropolitan Traction. Jersey Central ana
United States Cordage. The better outlook LOT
the movement OF corn again helped the Granger
shares and the whole railway list moved In sym
pathy the Anthracite coal share developing
especial strength on small transactions. by ex.
treme economy. else by the postponement Oh
payments the Treasury ends the month win
deficit OF only 81 1902 s63. making the deficit Tor
the fiscal year TO date $1S.S19.710. The receipts
for the month were 326.04l,l&, and the expendi-
lures S27.344.ooo
Closing prices OF a number OF active stocks
compare with yesterdays as follows
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
finannui.
OREGON SHORT LINE
& UTAH NORTHERN RY. co.
Reorganization.

All securities provided for oned
Plan o Reorganization be deposited before
April 10. 1885, after which date securities Will be
ceived except In the discretion Of the Committee and
under such penalty as the Committee may impose
CONSOLIDATED FIVE PER CENT BONDS and COL
LATERAL TRUST BONDS should be deposited with the
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK or the
AMERICAN LOAN TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON.
Holders unstamped certificates for such bonds should
present them at the depositares to be stamped
OREGON SHORT LINE AND UTAH NORTHERN
STOCK should be deposited, together with 81 per share.
being OF the assessment Of 32 per
share. at the MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK or the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY
OF BOSTON
UTAH SOUTHERN GENERAL MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT. BONDS AND UTAH SOUTHERN ExTEN-
SION SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS should be deposited
with the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK or the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY OF
BOSTON Certificates issued behalf Of the Utah South
Bondhoders Committee should be exchanged at the
organization Committee.
SAMUEL CARR. Chairman.
Ames Building. Boston:
ALEXANDER r.. ORR.
WALTER G. OAKMAN.
NATHANIEL THAlER.
GORDON ABBOTT.
GARDINER W. LANE,
A. A. II. DOISSEvAIN.
GEORGE T.. BUTLER. Secretary,
81 Wall Street. New York.
New York March %. 1soa H. @. NICHOLS,
Boston, Counsel
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT FOR
Utah Southern General Mtge. Ia Bonds
Utah Southern Extension 7sS Bonds.

In accordance with the resolution passed March 20.
1896 meeting OF holders OF certificates issued for
bonds deposited under with the Utah South
Bondhoders Committee dated September 81 1895 all
the UTAH SOUTHERN GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS
AND UTAH SOUTHERN EXTENSION BONDS hereto
fore deposited with that Committee have been de-
posted the Plan and for Reorganization
Of the OREGON SHORT LINE AND UTAH NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY. dated February 90 1896
The certificates Issued behalf OF the Utah Southern
Eondholiers' Committee. II presented the MERCAN
TILE TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK. the OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. BOSTON. before
APRIL 49, 1896 will be exchanged for the engraved
tincates OF the REORGANIZATION Committee
ALEXANDER VI. STEVENS.
Chairmun Utah Southern
BOndhOIders' Committee.
GEORGE 3. CLAY, Secretary,
1876 Broadway. New York.
New York March e. 1895
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DIE AND PAYA
BILE At THE BANKlNG-HOUSE OF
N. W. HARRIS & CO., IS Wall St., n. Y. civ

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DIE AND PAYAe
BILE At THE BANKING-HOUsE OF
N. W. HARRIS 4 CO., Is Wall St., n. Y. CIV
APRIL 1, 1890.
Anacortes WASH, School District No. 1s
Cenrevle Ia. Independent School District.
Chehals Co.. Wash. School District No. 20.
Coos Co.. Oregon. School District No. Al
Cowlitz Co, Wash, School District No. 80.
Creston, Ia, Independent School District.
Dayton, Ia. Water Works.
Dawson Co., South Dakota Refundng.
Decatur. ILL.,, Refunding.
Forreston. ILL.,. Water Works.
Greenvie Tenn. School. Series A.
King Co.. Wash. School District No. 80.
Knoxville. Tenn, Public Improvement.
Lee Co.. Ia. Refunding.
Lewis Co.. Wash School District No. 10. (Winlook.I
Menomincc. Mich. Refunding.
Nephi. Utah, Water Works F
Royalton. MINI. Independent School District.
Salem. South Dakota, Water Works.
Spring Valley. ILL.,. Water Works.
Williamsburgh Ia, Water Works
Willmar, Mnn School District No. ~.
APRIL z. 1896.
Ferguson Fas MInn., INDEPENDENT echoo District ~
funding. --.-- .-. e..
Sangamon Ill., Board Of Education School District No.
auburn School Buiding)
APRIL u. 1SO0.
la Moure North Dakota Town Hall
APRIL Z. 1906.
Marion Co.. Ore. School District No. "a.
. APRIL 10 1890.
Richmond Township, Mich School district No. Z.
tReed City School BuildngD
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
finanriai.


To BondhoIders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders of Mer-
camille Trust Company Certificates of
Deposit, under the agreement of Febru-
ary l0. 1894.
Under and conformity with the powers and provisions
OF the Bondhoders Agreement above mentioned. we
hereby that this Reorganization Committee has
prepared and adopted Plan and Agreement for the
Northern Railroad
Company. and has duly lodged the at New York
City In the once OF this Reorganization Committee and
with The Farmers Loan and Trust Company and The
Mercantile Trust Company; and Berlin and London with
the Deutsche Bank
At each of said places also will be found printed copies
OF said Plan and Agreement for distribution 70 Bondhoders
and Certificate holders.
Dated Nsw York March 1Gh. 1SfG
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. vice-Chnirmnn.
JOHN G. BULLITT.
CHARLES II. GODFREY.
J. ID. PROBST.
JAMES ST1LLMAN.
ERNST THALMANN.
CHARLES c. BEAMAN, / Of Counsel.
A. MARCUS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
,I,IIr rInE WArER PIrE COMPANY LIM.

L ITED-Noiice Of payment of drawn bonds Notice
ia hereby given that the following numbers OF bonds '"
cured by mortgage Of the Tide Water Pipe Company.
Limited 10 the Fidelity Insurance Trust and rare De
posit Company trustees dated January lsse amoun !.
Ing hundred and nfy thousand dollars sz"onoW
have for redempion and nre paSape az !he
First National Bank In the city of New ork on thc
first day May A. ID. 1896 upon which date interest
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
Dipinrn6 Notices.
Winslow, Lanier & Co., II Nassau

WinsIow, Lanier & Co, II Nassau st., n. Y. City.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on THE FOL:
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABkE AT
OUR BANKING-HOUsE ON AND AFTER APRIL isIs
1890:
Gle ;eland and Pittsburgh r. r. Co. Consolidated ~
Cincinnat and Muskir gum Valley Ry Co., Coupon No. ~
due Jan. 1st 1883.
Dunkrk, Ind Real Estate 6e.
Grand Haven, Mich, Funding 5s
Pueblo. Col. Water Works u. Municipal De. -
Pit.sbt reh, Fl Wayne Chicago Ry Co. First More.
terest Third Mortgage Is, Quarterly Dividend i+
cent. Special Stock.
April I'd.
Bedford. Ind. Municipal E1s.
April 30.
Greenfield, Ind. Municipal bs.
April 7th.
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayne and Chicago Ry. Co. Quarterly
Dividend ~ per cent. Regular stock.
April 18th.
Pendeton. Ind Town 6s.
Greenfield. Ind. Municipal es.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
1894 1895. 1894
Number Of rniep...... 2.i 2'b 2In
Third week In March. N4si3 S1.+1S sls2iS
Jan. to March 2i.-.- 2JJ.Jlo :l3.JI5 POS. ~
PENNSYLVANIA.
tEast OF pit'sJursD
Month OF February 1898 1884 lSS.
Gro-s earnings 81 fs2 30 81 40 ga 81 1ss.pp
Operating expenses 2.s1G.10 3.2Io 133 3J,1.G3
Net earnings ..... 81 10 10 ti.i4syol 81 OI.tDi
Jan. ! Feb @
Gross earnings ....... ssiG2it9 soN'7 Doj ,V7t7 SO
Operating expenses J42i.a2J GeG7 GO1 1855. :07
Ne, earnings mos. 81 40 220 g. 1870 f2Oss 51s
(West OF Pitisbufg)
Jan.
Fehrary. 90 Feb -
An in sarnIpgs of... $3.50 ssIb.p
An Increase In expenses ~ ......... 1890 s6l 100
A decrens. In net earnings of...... Scapo $>i.Tto
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw-yoRN
lsat 1895 irpd
Week ending March n fT34a,7 1922 -. 81 s3y ~,
From January l....-.. ~ "'3Hs sslf'f'N tA''<3lo
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Northern Pacific R. R. CompaDy's

General First Mortgage Bonds,
General Second Mortgage Bonds,
General Third Mortgage Bonds,
Dividend Certificates,
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
Branch Road Bonds,
Collateral Trust Notes,
Preferred Stock,
Common Stock,
and
Northwest Equipment Stock
Trust Company's Receipts for the above described
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
croCKS ADVANCE AGAIN.
CONTINENT MORE CHEERFUL.
,-ns ALSO ARE NORTHUMBERLAND
STRONG.

rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH 81
SAII Ixcs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
TO THE
Third Mortgage B0ndhOlders
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The Protective Committee appointed by the Third Mort
rage ondhoders determined that II II for the inter-
est OF the Bondhoders to accept the proposed plan OF re-
organization.
BY such plan ench BondhoGer Is 10 receive for each
81 900 Third Mortgage Bond held by him:
$50 In within sixty days after the plan has BEEN
declared operative.
81. 1856 In General Lien Thrce Per Cent. Bonds.
$500 In Preferred Stock Trust Certificates.
the holders Of the certificates Of this
Committee deposit them with Messrs J. T. Morgan Co,
md receive In exchange therefor the Decentralization Conn
mittee receipts. which will be delivered to them without
any charge whatever.
Holders OF receipts Of the NewYork Guaranty and In
demnty Company may obtain any further Information
from the chairman OF this Committee.
CHARLES Il. VAN NOsTRAND. Chairman.
EVANS II. DICK.
MAX RUCKGABEH. Jr,
Committee.
90 WALL STREET.
New York. March 2s 1890.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

Louisiana conso Is at 97N, $1,000 Tennessee set
tlement 81 at 85A. Six shares OF the American
Exchange Bank were sold at III.
Railway bonds were strong on moderate
volume OF business. The chief activity was IN
the Atchison, Northern Pacific, Chesapeake ana
Chic, Missouri Kansas and Texas. Reading. and
Texas and Pacific issues. Among the strong
features were Anr Arbor first ~. which advanced
Y to 70: Atchison 4s receipts, to ~: Jersey
Central 5s. to ll7M: Chesapeake ana Onio s s,ss:
" to 7sla; Erie general lien 3-4s. y to 65h;
Long Island As. 2 to IS: Louisville. New-Albany
and Chicago consols. TO 1o2; Kansas and Texas as
first receipts IA to 42zs; Fort Worth and Denver
City rsts lM to s7h: Missouri Pacific first coneo'
IS. I to o.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

Actual Closing Shares
. Open High Low. Fin Bid. ASK. sold.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

erng actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement. shows the fol-
lowing balances:
- March 3D. March 81 Changes
Net gold on h'dSl2S 7l1056 SIPS 7l3. 100 Inc. S753
Net legal -'enders
on hand ...... III a7s sss I1l52c 400 Inc I44C2l
Net silver hid 81. go 33l 2D,SGt.GSJ Dec. 3G5 COG
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales of Government bonds consisted of 81, 900
registered 4s OF 1907 at lOsh $4,000 coupon A. OF
1sa5 at 11s% $4,000 at ll6M and $4,000 coupon 4s
Of 1907 at 11oss. Final quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
KnickerbOcker Trust Co.
new YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,

NO. 20 WALL. ST NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE APRIL l. 1s00
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie. second MOrtty0gos
Terminal Warehouse Company.
Metropolitan CrOsstOwn X. IL. Company.
City Of Dallas. Texas.
Reform Club.
Central Railway Co. of Peoria, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
Memphis & Charleston r. R. ca

New York. March 81, 1895