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The municipal inaugurations in Maine,
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The address of Mayor Choate, published
In our news columns, this morning is
deserving of the careful consideration 1t
will receive. 1t shows a gratifying con-
dition of the city's finances, and vet one
that demands the "sound and economical
financial policy" recommended. Mayor
Choate offers valuable suggestions, and
touches upon the different departments
concisely but pertinently. 1t is an ad-
dress Augusta people Will read with
pleasure and the manner in which it was
received must have been gratifying to the
mayor We would call special attention
to his recommendations respecting the
finances, the discount on taxes, the fur
nishing of City hall, highways, support OF
poor and upon the subject of co operation
with tho board Of trade in endeavors TO
bring new industries to the city.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-31
TO DEPOSE THE SULTAN
Is the Suggestion of the London
Daily News.
CONDITION CONFRONTING EUROPE
Francis Joseph aud the Car Arrived at
an Understanding go More Rioting
Reported In Constantinopie.

London. August 31.-The Daily News in
its editorial columns this morning says
Europe Is face to face with the deposit
ton of the sultan and the partition OF
Turkey"
London, August Sl-A dispatch to tht
Standard from Berlin says:
IT is announced from Vienna that tho
Russian car and Emperor Francis JOSEPH
and the Statesmen who attended the re
cent political conference held here, ar
rived at an agreement which will prob
ably $ tile the Armenian trouble withcu
the disturbance of existing Turkish iron
ter. Prince Iobanoff is reported to have
said: Two have enough to do with oui
own krmenians. We don't want TO have
their number iucrcas d."
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HOW pANICs ARE pRECTpITATED.

which
the
The tons for TIE .er F' a. is ' N ri ne ,k
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r~- ENGLISH sAxKtRs AND eANKs WITH
lions SktEp TiR LOANS AMI ,i:p TIE RATE 9t iNTt;l1s
GN fSsM r :HR, IL "a SkEKs 6wtvER EASEL the
describe. the panic Of
gold
be
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as
knife mnicr hfe kmal itself
the $nrs fs OF 100000 prn-
making recovered
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English Spectators who
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DIED SUDDENLY.
Demise of the RI sslan Minister of Fore. en-
Affairs in Austria

Demise of the Russian Minister of Fore en-
Affairs in Austria.
London, August 3i.-A dispatch to the
Telegraph from kieff says that Prince
Lolnnon Ros'ovski. Russian minister of
foreign affairs, died suddenly while travel
ing from Vienna TO that place.
Prince Lohanoff RCstovs<i was In the
company Of the car at the time Of his
death and his demise was wholly without
warning. The news of the Iaath of the
prince, according to the dispatch to the
Telegraph. caused great sorrow through
out Russia. Besides his political work
Prince Lobanoff -Rostovsk' devoted his
leisure hours TO study and Russian his
tory The tour which he hal planned to
takf with the car through the countries
OF Western Europe was expected to b. the
most far-reachfng in results affecting the
settlement of the Eastern question.
Francis Joseph paid Prince Lobanof-
Rostovski the highest honors .'uring tho
recent visit OF the czar to Vienna, and his
death at the present iuncture Is regarded
as most dramatic and important event,
ursetting as It doos all possibilities Of con-
terences between the foreign ministers of
the great powers and compelling the czar
to chang" the plans concerning his tour
through Germany France and England
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NEW YONIl 00Ln MEN.

Syracuse. \. y, Aulrus, 3o--The State
gold standard convention wilt meet here
tomorrow to elect delegates to the Ind an
epo1is convention and presidential cleo
tors IL is expected that Ex-Governor
lower Edward NJ Shepard Ahram s.
l""ilt and either George Mage OF Corn
lnE. Ftankiiu H. Locke OF Bum llo or John
.. Mihhurn of Buffalo will bc chosen as
bHieShir at large.
pc platform 10 be adopted, /. Is Il ough;
Last thai IS The talk among the leaders
tonight. Some ~ the delegates ate OPP
l'+ta 10 ans and want n go declare for
'ulH standard aud declare strcr TO bN
snb9ldllry money. Whichever platform u
adopted u u presumed mat Il viii Goa
thn "a plank faVoring the income tax, AS
Urre ~ stroug fcelIng IN favor OF a.
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tectives Littlcton and Flood. on the COM
plant OF Il. J. Bowers, employed az w
Crescent city Corncc works, ON fsIuiuo
street, who charges him with peinE q
fugitive from Fort Worth. Texas, whcre
he IL wanted for forgery. a..
The complainant stated that he met the
prisoner seven years ago IN Brnnswls,
Ga. where Williams conducted q TN anu
sheet iron corutce business under the name
OF walker He went to work for, Wiin" i,s
workmen in tho iurrh Bowers claims that
Williams beat him ont OF 81. lie next
saw Williams IN Fort Worth where ne
was working for the firm or Lewis Bros,
under the name OF Bernard. The iirin was
informed OF Williams character, but they
paid no heed to the advice given ana
.uddenly Williams left Fort Worth ana
then 1t came to light that he had forged
his employers name to several checks ana
took French leave. About two weeks ago
Bowers came to the city and finding Will
lians here caused his arrest.
The chief of police at Fort Worth was
notified of Williams capture ana tele-
Eraphcd to Chief Caster to hold the pris-
oner and he would send FOR him.
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ANXIETY IN CHILL.

Congress is to DECIDE Who Has Been
Elected President.
Lima. Peru, August 30-(Nia Galveston. \
Arhc latest reports from Chill are to the
effect that the registrars and election o.
ficers have decided &c take part in the
meeting of the congress called for today
for the purpose of determining who has
been elected president. There is consider
able anxiety MS to the result.
The election recently held In Chill was
one Of the stormiest eve held IN country
noted for stormy elections Senior Errazu-
riz, the editor of one Of the lea ling news-
lapers of Chill was the cS,nddate o: the
conservatives. Senior Federico Errazuriz
has been a member Ct several CHILEAN cab
nets and he ~ regJs ded as one of the most
brilliant of the living political leaders of
position was Senior Nincontc Reyes 1t was
reported that Senior Errazuriz expended
more than $iUO,0i0 in his campaign Sencr
Reyes on the other hand. announce that
he would not spend one cent. Before the
eIt Cton ReNcS issued an order to the elcc-
tors, in which he said he was unaltorably
opposed to wasting money to satisfy the
personal vanity involved In desire to
become president. He announced that he
objected to the use of money in the poli-
tinted only wealthy mon could hone to
attain the higher offices. The election was
close and the result will probably depend
on tn returns. The CHILEAN congress de-
c,ded to definitely determine who was
elected president at meeting to be held
sunday August 30. ON account Of the
closencss of the vote IL is feared that "A
revolution may be attempted no matter
which candidate is triumphant. There is
s,le talk of THIRD or compromise can
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PROPOSES y COMPROMISE.
Plan r. ''-'' y ''r 1"l'p""~~'' convcn
ton May Vote for Mckinley.

Ii,,.,. ~. ,...,, o. ,.,rr,.
'''7n"rs' fa.' August IL b. carry
thc millionaire coal operator, has written
to prominent roll democrats who will at
,,..t... -,
'e"' '"o i""l""ap"''S oo'''"''o" susSc''-
NIX compromise lie says:
My supr.esuons are that the sound
"'''V! n'''"''a'lc co'''''''ee "''' " ''"-
Terence NJ. a Hanna ana the rcpuh-
Ecan commft &c, and tina; the repGhl inns
agree 10 eliminate from the 81 Louis plat
form the resolution rejecting upon Pres
ident ClcvelRnd's administration. aud fur
thcr agree, In case OF Mckinlcy's cleo
ton that the republican congress and adj
Wins'ro on \ not disturb the wilson
bill during Nick inleys' admin ion, eX-
c.pt sucn cuan4rs as may be- ruu.d auy
agreed upon 10y a majority of both r1r-
ties m congress- as The experience I'm the
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AMERICAN INTERESTS.


Marblchoad and San Francisco Arc in
Mediterranean Waters.
Washington. August 3O-rhe crisis in
the Turkish affairs is being followed clcse-
~ officially today. Minister Terrell. at
constAntlnop,e, has not transmitted furth.
er advlces than those of Thursday. Off
Gals at the state department feel that
American interests are adequately pro-
tected ny the presence of ihc crJlst Mar
Ilehcad n the Mediterranean waters.
Tine san Francisco is at AieNlndretta
ana the Marblehaad at Genoa.
The riot situation at Constantnorlc is
receiving the attention of officials here.
Fet some months the state department
has been sHekinS to have the tn!tej
States similarly represented and in this
connection application has been male 10
have the small cruiser Bancroft which
has about the rank of a dispatch b,gt.
stationed at Constantlnople. Nothing has
come If it, however although the present
repros, ntation near the Turkish capital
This necessity and the preparation Oh the
Bancroft for sea service lsad to the i'm
lression that thu lutte ship VIII ultimately
he added 10 the Mediterranean fleet, and
# possible send up the Darianelles TO
the mouth of the Dardanelles are strong
enough to sink a dozen nrst-class war
snips, while the Bancroft is a miniature
cruiser.
When the first move was made toward
sending the bancroft abroad some weeks
ago, an official inquiry was made of the
naval bureau of engineering as to her
capacity for n sea trip, as She was de-
signed merely for pra-, &c use by the
naval cadets at Annapolis The bureau
answered that the coal capacity Of the
ship was so limited that She could rot
max" IA direct trip across the o ocean. At
most her coal would not permit a con
siuuous trip of more than 300 miles. 1t
is said however, that she might 30 by
relays first to Halifax. whore she could
coal. then to the A2ore Island for an
other coal ng. and thence the balance of
the distance. This would make a long
trip. probably two months by which time
any present emergency might have
passed.
The Bancroft Will he ready for a c.'uise
In about two weeks, and Will then +, ceive
her orders. In the meantime she is being
fitted out.
There is an uuvcr fled story about the
state and navy departments to the effect
that an understanding has been reached
between the sultan and the United states
| that This government will he allowed to
have vessel within the bar lancli1s.
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THE SULTAN TREMBLED.
Ambassadors of the Powers Sent Him
Warming Telegram.

Ambassadors of the Powers Sent Him n
Warming Telegram.
London. August 3l.-A dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says that the
joint note of the ambassadors of the pow
ers asking the sublime porte to suppress
tire dis,rhers IN ConstAntinoplc without
lay, failing to have the desired effect,
the representatives Of the powers dis.
patched Joint telegram. warning the Gull
tan that he endang red the Turkish EN-
Pee by suffering the continuance Of an
archy by the coi,nivance of the imperial
troops ana the police. 1t Is said that the
sultan trembled when he received this
Warning telegram.
Neither the members of the diplomatic
cr.,cs or rational observers doubt that
an armed mob II Turks had been previous
~ orgd lZtd fec possible riots. 1t was
noticed that within less than two hours.
after the Insane attack on the ottoman
bank the mob that filled the streets at
Ialata oversprcaa the whole city and
Turks In parties from i2o to $50 strong APP
parently well organized and acting In con
cert crossed in Lighters from STEAMBOAT.
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THE CUBAN WAR
Protest to Be FOLLOWED BY D,-,
Captain Geneials Real

Protest to Be FOLLOWED BY p,r,a
Captain Geneidl's RtSI
New York, Angus, 3.-Tne H4ss,|
vana cable says:
Captain General weykr's pu,re
cree to forbid planters to maize n
It mpts to save their incoming mn
Zee. cocoa and tobacco crops tnd M.
ly approving Gsleral Gomez, IN
rarnlyze the agricultural and cor,
Interests of the Island while ..s w |
inue2, Is creating a big senS,s, 4
panic is threatened.
II is rumored that the Marcus n
gula, president OF the SpaHsa ,xsl
live party on the island, and / n
sugar producer, headed 4 eon-s3
Spanish planters and merchsta
called at the palace yesterday t n,
Captain General Wey,er denied u
hearing. Then II is alleged q ssft l
ing was held last night, at vhsi Il
decided to send kilograms 10 sd
Key West. today, demandn g Tie "a
Genera! Weyler nd asking that
Polavieja be sent to succeed bin
Alnri.catss mere are very lntsAg
an Official notice posted Of is =
TO the Cabanas castle singing vt
Gencr,sl Lee for exclusion, and ins1
guards on duty, in the event y
call there to see American wS;.s
arrest him ard take him befoa =
Oliver. governor Of the prison
The consul, when told The nv
l,eved It, but subsequent rv'Sai
confirm d the story Of the nosrs !
a strong note of protest . la !
general yesterday against ne s.aI
discrimination, and insisted I'M
foreign corsuls be allowed y
cClntrymena equal privilege = Z
to ours. General Lee also aealh 2.
captain generals attention % W
the American newspaper Mns
Gown. and demanded that ms
produced. II alive, and u eeaa
officer who ordered the prlsV's'
mated, be banishcd.
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HAVANA BUDGET
Insurgents Are Accused Of ""
Peaceable ci'Yeas

Insurgents Are Accused Of Wy
Peaceable ci'Se.
Havana. August 3o-GuerNs
Spain connected with Inc I4,
vision overlook recently at ~
bands of Castillo and Bands'l
shnrp arh,ing the .nsurge1i:. " II
lodged from trenches. they sn y. \.
on the iie.d as they rel.i. ,. an
wounded. Seven Of the tloels ,, !.
have been wounded IN me a. n~Iss
Insurgents lurking IL lae v 1,sc
san Antonio lie Los bsnoA q
Havana. recently fired ny, Y, ~, "
military hospital occupies " rs
pntiea,s. A temporary ~ ID
among the patients and ,as X n
in Consequence Of tbs ai!sf IN. y
si,rgsnts was with difficulty WI
gu AZ ' o,@d Spaniard narla
Mederas, a peaceaple ~ i'm
Managua. the father o. ,ss ~
WIS recently captured y. ,hs l,,.r
the town and hanged by S ", /. q,
A Manzanillo correspI,hsaa'imr. ,rsi
cor 10 statement that he iac
week dragged Jose plma Ana
poaceable spanish clii',Wa s.sins W
British plantation Of M IN he ~
hanged him TO q ue ~ bs,ir'
that town. BEFORE ~, II .uinsH
and while he was SUI hs ss
ar II ny mutilated NJ IVY dis ~
fashion with machensaul,d .
live Cuban, was a ~ nnls az
beaten unmercifully,.ne ,bat rs
for this outrage being !, ma m,,narytl
guilty o: the offense o.
lard. .-rr1I
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TROrRLE EXPECTED.
Revolutionary Plpcards Posted by tn
Young Turkish Party.

Revolutionary plpCards Posted by the
Young Turkish Party
London. August 3l.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantnople gives an
mterV 'ew with Frank Barker who was
l'it in the place of Sir Edgar ncent
as a hostage during the negotiations he
tween the Armettan leaders M the otto
man lAnk raid and the Turkish officials.
The dispatch says:
Mr., Frank Barker stated that the In
VaderS told him that they interGcd 10
80 ~ she Credit l.yonaisse office ard cx-
plodc a bomb there. 1t wac u part Of
heir plan 10 raid the Voivoiia police
station at the same Tune The bombs
were To be exploded AZ the police t..ion
slmuli anoously with the alta * ipon he
credit Lyopaissc. However the rtcn de-
tailed for the attack on the credit Won.
aiss" at Constan uople had nothing to
DO with the killing OF Armen' ms The
mons consisted entirely III the lowest
classes Of Cons. antinople ard it's suburb
l-azHerone, the kurds aud men who work
along the wharves of the city
1t is now estimated th4U over ihO ner-
sons were X He'd
STEAMBOAT has been covered with revolu-
ttonary placards. evidently posted hv ~
Young Turkey party. Serious trounie g.
expected Monday, the anniversary Of tho
su.tan'S succession
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The PROTEST S TII,s|
'e'' VIEWERS y, rrosl,a,,,,,. ,
Please Merchants il !, 49, y
IlIC DrC.,,
Ills RECALL WILL Be r,,,l
''"p s.,. "a. /. s s...,. ~
f''''y-H.,.n. rss, WI

Cuba, has s' ias, a special erss,ss
o cy'S,r% WITH With the Asssass n II.,.s
S Ger, perhaps the abls,t I ma Y y
, ,'oa 70 be found IN all sps y !, A
law law established by the l s0a,,,l q u
o. s,io, Inc outbreak Of ths 'l l' ~
a.,GI ,y,rhslsy the same as al AZ .,''sa|
,%' r.d,a', e. 1t Is csrtsiDxn e ra'a
, ,. when or now .a,Osas|
Struggle win terminals vs. w tass
t, hhleht is firmly d,,s,,ihe sNss,
Oh every possible s,sn,,a1 10 III
' "onsi,isn It's hold on thu IN, ;'x)
pan sh government vii, x.usi ,xtl
w toward rstalnlpr y, slsrs y
W neither right or wran. 'S ;O',sd
; siie can crush this rebsi'i,oss prt =,
s s,,s accounts Of Spanish s, y n
~ can not state from ,..
t'oh mat l have come IN f cas,l N
hct oil wanton cruelty ,n, ya'a1 20
,ards on Cubans. bu; az na,,,
III mJr H., ana spaniards can u, i' NJ;
i ', ny false information Or ' ~, ,ISs !
pen sympathy with Cubaps VA
lhcre have been proSs s,s NJ
ny both sides, From nv s ssrn.1a
. .I'', ! can say that the weIsh y y
Sims to be aga INST the CSM..
a Well nlown fact ,hs, ,Ssa
shoot suspects as well A. in" "
lie freely, and do NOT hssl,,, i' Y
rms Is the time Of heavy ralss.ri,
ANA. n much can lot be done n , NJ
as TO the feeling in CUM i'm.
United States and Amer ean. w
y naturally the case. feeling n,
nigh in Cuba among Snanhs,
the United States as were /, rs
aid afforded Cubans from ths ri x.
whence they drew the.r rlpuF.
ana ammu' ltion. T Is probsN. -
packoohe of the revolution M
since have been broken. 1t is thscr,j
i the Insurgents could moi nj nj ~
ton from the United Stats t.s ,
not continue the war"
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Ii HUNG CHANG.
lie visited Granta romb-Goes to wes,

iis lii'd hiaHtA lomb-GOes TO Wet
Point To-day.
New York. Angus. 3l.--ti Hung Chang
spent today quietly at lie Waldorf Ia
tins morning he received his old friend.
Nolonel ! or 60, 81. aud aftfrNa.ls "A del
sEhtiln Of Mott street merchants piid
thtir respects 10 the viceroy. In The NJ
ulhron Ia Hung tnhng NsFcl General
trants fomh. on which he iaid u vi -
OF EoMers winding up the day BY visit
! I" NE house OF Colonel Fred H. Gran,
hour. 49,
III ttNg Chang Will leave tomorrow
tl' ulsl"teh boat Dolphin FOR West Pp.r
ile WIN ne accompanied 10y tho member
| OF MA te,siAae and the officers 81 IA,
uNri states government who are A.
| l'ndipE I'm iurll his stay In This coun.
navy and the FIRST assistant secretary III
sirtr. viii also 20 10 West Point. III
Hong Charg VIII insIsect tho military
acnd my returning 10 this city In In,
sNCIlug "
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"l oo''ils'i''o As ~ 10 /. ihe Sneg Siion is
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A!N''ht ~ n"SSi' tht' the "a 'E ratio
HhoaiA ne IH94 u ooirespond with the
4elhn"h 'i NhuH tt'"een The no Metals
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It,7 c0innefpial ratio never has cAer.is-
ana +eVtr ms ben ulought to sXer-
80 any control Whatever over .A. niut
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vas a,M"5@ tolici log II. How tog.1
the rrefa ti4s fermn 4 ratio. @hlll q
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-31
IEWEI.ER ASSIGNS

Cameron. Texas August 30 Nj. NJ John.
son. jvweler filod chat 81 mortgage last
night at II 40, wherein he ns,ned II -.
Brown trustee and preferred the following
creditors In class 4.
w. r. HcNcy, attorney. te0n. H. Norol
rent. siS0, Mrs, G. NJ. Brown. note. NOo
Mrs. Shufhcld. note, 500; burnett 4 90.
jewellers, 500 The balance of creditors
are preferred In class u. Tho asssts ar,
not known.