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AMONG RAILRoAp MEN.

George w. Letter has received the ap,
pointment of travelling freight agent oil
The Cotton Belt, with headquarters IN
Chicago.
of tho Houston and Texas Central M
Hampstead was IN the city yesterday
combining business and pleasure.
Major j. Waldo returned, yesterday
from ST. Louis. bearing ms election as a q
the Southwestern Traffic association. rep
resenting the Huntington lines.
ID. *. Colburn. superintendent of bridges
and building, and j. 7: Mani engineeT OF
maintenance OF way OF the southern Pa
cific returned yesterday morning, from a
business tour over the eastern divisions
and to the Crescent CITY.
Ely Abraham Hrschfeld, travelling
freight and passenger agent of the Fort
Worth and Denver. headquarters In Fort
Worth. mingled with freight ana passen.
ger agents in local circles yesterday ana
departed last evening for san ANTONIO
Richard Lord, representing the Calves,
ton interests on the board OF arnltratioi
en- the cotton insurance rate hirlereil.iai
case. left Dallas yesterday for 81 Louis
to join Mossrs. Newman ana Morey. pre-,
paratory to commencement oil nearing OF
the case on April II.
j. Is. Brooks, travelling freight and pas
senger agent of the san Antonio ana Ar
ansa Pass. headquarters in san ANTONIO,
was ia the city yesterday looking after
,raffic affairs and comforting with the al
fable Frank NJ. futile. local agent, who
f. earning a "barbed wire" record for
himself and the Sap In capturing freight
shipments out of this city.
Aubrey Mcguire. advance agent for the
freight department of the Katy, was az
headuuarters here yesterday from tour
Of his territory The war scare OF foreign
nations has had no material effect on
| freight traffic and President clevelanu .
| .ntion regarding the Cuban resolutions
viii not interfere with the movement OF
export grain to gulf ports for The present,
Colonel Il. NJ. Hunt, the fathery ana
good natured passenger missionary i1 ~
| 1he Queen and Crescent route, was ~
| The city yesterday from the monastery a,
| dallas. administering consolation IN,
J courage to the representatives OF ticker
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row and collecting pointers for securing
batch of prospective travellers for the
popular route which leads to happiness
over the river.
freight agent of the Missouri Kansas and
Texas. returned to headquarters here yes
tcrdav from visit to North Texas. lie Is
pleased with the selection OF the board OF
fc association. and with such capable
representatives predicts much good for
all southwestern interests and a strict
maintenance of tariff rates.
NJ. l.. Robbins, general passenger agent
of The Houston and Texas Central, re-
turned to headquarters yesterday from
Hot Springs, where he attended the meet
ing OF the Southwestern Passenger com.
members and the two days session was
very harmonious. The representatives
were well entertained and cared for by
the Hot Springs railway people and the
citizens OF that charming health resort.
Traffic Manager c. w Rein Of the sun
set and Central returned home yesterday
from st. Louis, where he witnessed the
finishing touches TO the reorganization OF
the Southwestern Traffic association. As
a representative of Texas lines strictly.
he Is not a member of the Southwestern
Traffic association and was not prepared
TO discuss the doings of that organization.
He fully indorses tho new agreement.
however. and feels satisfied that much
good Will result from the enforcement OF
me new compact.
j. r. Bartholomew, assistant general
freight agent OF the International and
Great Northern and representative-elcct
OF the Mallory steamship line on the board
or administration of the Southwestern
Traffic association. accompanied by Rob-
ert Mallory of New York. passed through
the city yesterday morning en- route TO
Galveston. Mr.. Bartholomew. during his
brief stay In the city. was the recipient
OF hearty CONGRATULATIONS from many
friends upon his election to his new office
High Private William +. Conner, South
western passenger agent of the Wabash,
made his appearance in ticket row at an
unknown hour yesterday and escaped
without having been observed. His mys-
FERROUS entrance and exit OF the row af-
ter having evidently devoted some time
to the lacking OF a number of flashy pla
cards bearing the Wabash trade mark
and Corners name. created quite n SEN
sation in passenger circles and the tele-
phone wires were kept warm trying 10
locate the old warrior before he skipped
the town.
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NICARAGUA WAR.


Soldier VIII Remain Under Arms ns
Long as Pay Lasts.
Corinb. Nicaragua. April s.-CCopy-
righted, 1896 by the Associated Press).--
Via Gaveston) April 10.-Fcr several
hours OIL April and I. the Insurgents
under G'neral Boca. president of the
revolutionary government of Nicaragua.
canhrEadei the troops sent by the govern
inent OF honduras at Chlnandcga The
bombardmeit. however. did no, dslodge
the soldiers who were sent by Honduras
10 tho ASSISTANCE Of the government OF
President n,laya.
AT ri Hio an insurgent force from
Leon is taking NagarOte and threat
sning TO attack Managua. capital Of
Nicaragua he government troops have
been twice, nsagei with this force OF
Leonis,s a few men have been killed
ON both sids. but Presiden, Zelaya's
force was rt strong enough to drive
back the emery and IL returned 10 Man
aqua unsuccessful
small detachment of President Ic-
Iaya's troops slas occupied Rouce. n
small town hout t~enty-four leag les
north OF Leon. the headquarters OF the
The Brltish sip Comus Captain Dyke,
having, on boah over 200 officers and
men aen has Gns s arriYd here hnt YIN leave
reports all well II board.
According 10 resent indications the
revolution in Nicaragua will continue 20
ioHs az, 'iih.i rue can pay, lt'l ulll
clcihe its soldiers In other words. Tho
soldiers on both ides are quite willing
TO remain under rms Just as long ns
the people VIII p1 them to do so. So
far as lighting is oncerncd, neither side
Is In IA position todo very much execu-
ton If their troJps we're willinD to under
take the task. AS matter of fact there
Is very little pcrsTal danger TO them,
more ofGoers, soldies md politicians being
| engaged In the pcsent struggle than
there is during tn time II peace. or
course the political leaders OF the two
parties In the field re the real generals
| in command Of the hrces and their dick
| cring and dealing Is hing carried on with
out any intcrmssOn
To an American ne whole affair Is
| very much like an opra bouffe revolution
| and Is just about as harmless. The emily
| real fighting done ws In the earlier
stages OF the reyoluion ami gems 10
have sickencd both anlcs. Thess Leon
lists have the larger lunneity Of arms
and thoy are Of mre modern deS'gn
than those Of Presiden Xelayn But the
latter has up TO the rrsrnt been suffering
| from lack Of aminunitio AMI ls stili t.uf-
fering from that .cause, although he has
hitherto been well SUPPLIED Win money
| from Manartia and GrIada. But there
| Is already much grumblig at the inaction
| Of President Zclaya's amy and threats
| have been heard Ia cutoff his supplies
| unless some forward mornieni y s"nriiv
| commenced and something accomplished.
| Tho United States sieamr Alert Is ktill
here and she reports all 'cll or board.
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Are You a
Thinking Man2

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NILE EXpEnITIoN sroPpEI,

New York, April l0--A special to the
World from Cairo says: From Indications
here 1t Is thought the plan OF pushing the
Anglo-Egyptian army direct to Dongoia
has been suddenly abandoned. The pur-
chase OF caIncls and horses has been
stopped. Lord Cromer and Sir Herbert
kichcnerm have had great deal of tce
graphic correspondence during tho last
the force up tho Nile IL too weak to cope
with the hordcs OF Dcrvishes now In the
zelda nj gathering to the khalifa's fiag te.
tween Akasheh and Dongola II Is not
probable now that any attempt Will be
made to advance beyond the former point
Mt present s
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REFUSED no GIVE DETAILS.

London. April 10.--1'hc under secretary
OF state for foreign affairs. MIR. Curzon.
replying TO questions In the house of COM
mons. declined ON public grounds to give
any Information as to the intention or
Italy In regard to Cassala, and also re-.
fused TO make public any details conccrn.
ing the movements of Egyptian forces up
tho Nile.
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L. J. Smith. city: Miss Ellen u. oun-
an; Kansas City; +. j. DUFF, Brazoria:
4. W. Christian, Cincinnati; j. V. Bergen,
Austin; NJ. 5. Regander. Galveston, A.
y. Reeves. Caldwell. A. II. York, La
,orie; j. G. johns, Kansas City: James
Nioore. Galveston: j. II. Ferguson, Pat
ison, j. II. L.. Hall. ST. Louis; a. G.
,aldWin city: VIM. u. Ice. Nelasco: c.
y. Allen, Galveston. j. C. Gregory. Pal
fstinei /. w. Lee, La Porte; q. II. Horst.
galveston; Fort Smith, Galveston; j. 7.
EoutAweil, Noakum; II. Il. Cline. city,
lar Warren, Galveston; j. C. Feagn,
livingston. G. Il. Linn. Fort Worth. Il.
i, Seaman, Missouri Kansas And Texas
galway; w. l.. Johnston, Alvarado; w.
Davis, bloomfield. Ky: Miss Booker
duncan. Bloomfield. Ky. w. w Mitch
y, Wood River. Nev.; a. Piatt and wife,
o,x City. Iowa. c. II. Ambig. Des-
io'nes' H. Levy, Dallas; \. l.. Campbell.
Swift DesMoincs; o. II. Stetson,
9rinth, Iowa; j. +. Standerey, Des
ioines: y, iiankc Missouri. Kansas and
exas railway; J. r. Wright and wife.
Eew Orleans. r.. Il. Goode. Galveston;
ohn r. Linn. Wharton; Mrs. a. NJ. York,
Brooks. SAN Antonio; j. II: Holmes,
an Francisco; Frank Arbogast. Cleve-
nj. Ohio; j. G. Fort and wife. New
rleans; Cal Maven, Waco; Ed r. Sinks.
iddlngs: T.. +. Chase. Chicago; II. j..
:oan, Texas: II. J,oomas. Denison: c. S.
Wells, city: +. NJ. futile, city; +. Mallim-
on, r. Wilson. DR.. Wallace. Webster; #.
Woodward. Dallas: q. w. Hopkins and
ife La Porte; Frank Fletcher. Chihua-
la Mexico; Guy NJ. BRYAN, Jr, Bryan,
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A NEW RAII.WAY HOSPITAL.

II Is reported that the Erie (New YORK,
Lake Erie and WESTERN is about TO cs-
tahlish an extensive hospital system for
Its sick and disabled employees Hospitals
prnper and west of Chicago. These hos
pltals Will be sustained by assessment 5
On the pay Of all officers and empio!e.
-prouori Toned. of course, 10 the amount
OF their earnings. The Erie VIII contrib
ute $4,000. Those who are afflicted WIN
incurable diseases which unfit them Tor
service will have am ASYLUM Tor NE.
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OXFORD LOST N ARM.

London. April io.--A disptch from Bulu-
wayo 10 Lord Clifford announces that
the arm Of his brother, hptain Clifford.
who was recently woundefin the engage
ments with Matabeles. his been .ampi-
that Captain CHORD IL dmg as well AS
can he expec,ed under the,ircumstances.
Lord Clifford has received ,any inquiries
from America as to the Coalition. of his
brother. who has many fends in the
United States.
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Bniley presiding. There were present
most OF the board and much important
business WAS transacted Tho report of
Secretary Tuub was read and adopted.
The affairs of the association are In a
Furnishing condition and the outlook
knnnlS LIlYhi
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Store Open Until IL O'Clock I

notoreiy rs Manager Work IL trying tn
bring mp through tho newspapers and
have only this 10 say think Work an
ass and In regard to playing ball. the
coming season viii determine who has
the strongest team, and / am very sure
that MIR Work win he welcome To crii-
else me ms much as he plrnses II he beats
mo out but | think he VIII ind HIS
match when he comes 10 Houston.
W. j. Carson.
Manager Heuston Base Ball Assn.
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THE HOTELS.
THE LAWLOR-RATES. $3.50 AND So
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
PRiETOR.
B. +. Walker. Eagle Lake: Colonel L..
IA. Whatlcy, Huntsville: b. T. Hutchins.
Galveston; j. $. Rice, Huntsville; w +.
Smith, Houston; VIM. Foster, Bryan;
George Anderson. Galveston: j. Arthur
Barton. Philadelphia; r. Il. Nicholson
|Chappell Iinl; c. O. Hawkins, Dallas /,
II. l.. Armstrong, Chappeh Hill: r. Frank
Crawford, Houston; Louis I'hiclnaux,
Jeanette. La, y. b. Dirgle. Cincinnati;
Is l.. Mitchell, New York; It. l.. Chap
man. Cuero; II. II. Donahan. New York
James S Hereford. Dallas: II. w kauff-
man. New York: X. w. Charters, Phila-
Idephia, J. NJ. Johnston. Dallas VIM.
Cleveland. Chicago; b. f. Iiodgins, St.
Louis: +. y. Malone. Dallas: j. NJ. t'riede.
st. Louis: W. Il. Mcbride. San Antonio;
]. c. Hull. Hannibal. Mo-: Ed H. Cobhs.
Dallas; Baxter Shemweil, Philadelphia
F. Il. Willis, Brooklyn: r. S. Reynolds.
Waco; J. r.. Bruster, Cincinnati. 4. l..
Smith, Lincoln, Neb.; Bob a. MerI<-s,
Chicago.
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garrison in Cape Colony and Natal II
Governor Sir Hercules Robinson con-
time. however. Mr. Chamberlain added.
Governor Robinson discouraged such a
step on the ground that local forces
would suffice to rcprcss the uprising in
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TR s FFIC RETURNS.

Earnings for March Show Encouraging
Increases.
The following roads report earnings for
the month OF March, showing increase and
decrease as compared with the same Pc
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,,rAyy JUDGMENT GIVEN.

Waco. Texas. April lo-Dr brown sued
,,r Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad
10, 10000 for injuries SUSTAINED " a wreck
81 ha u' case closed In Judge SCOTS court
l,ere today and the Jury gave Dr. brown
sl2.EV0.
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LOCAL FORCES wILLluFEIcE

London. Aprl li.--ln repi TO ques-
ton In the house of commos last night,
MIR. Chamberiai, announced hat the gov
ernment was prepared TO sinforce The
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Mnnnger Henston Bnse Ball As'

DIRECTORS MEETING.
The directors of the Houston Bnse Ball
association held their regular meeting
Yesterday afternoon, President w. II.
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New York. April lo.-The Herald tomor
GOVERNOR JONES.

San Francisco. Cal. April lo--Governor
ZONES OF Nevada died at the faiace no.
tel here tonight. Governor Jones hao peen
IN for several months ana came 10 thi'
.,,v for medical treatment.
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pENIsON REsTs CmcAGo.

Denison. Texas. Aprii 10 Tho game of
bali between the Chicago club and the In
dlans this evening was hot from the start
n finish. Both clubs played. bah To win
and the victory rests with the Denison
Indians. The score by innings was as
follows:
Chicago ..........- o 0 o.
Denison .......,... o 0-3
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NEUROLOGICAL.
cor. JOHN A. cocKRELL,

New York April 10---A special cable
from Cairo. Egypt SAYS: Colonel John
A. Cockrell, the we'll known newspaper
CORRESPONDENT. died tonight Of apoplexy
at Shepherds hotel.
Colonel Cockrell was born ut Dayton.
Ohio. in 1916. His father was a man of
means and intended to give his son IA
college education, but the war broke out
and the lad entered the amy as a dram
mer boy. After the war had ended young
Cockrel became printer and did his
first work on the Scion OF The Temperance
Union Afterwards he was appointed Il
clerk OF the senate. lie next engaged in
| newspspcr work AT Dayton and Hamil-
| Ton. Ohio where he attracted the at
| tcntion OF j. b. McCullagh, EDITOR 81 the
| Cincinnati Enquirer. who onered MN n
bc",,ne Inaragipg editor. lie subsequently
cited the Washington Post. Baltimore
Y yaTS World rid sew York AivertIsfr., III
went to japan year ago as me New
| York Hcrald's correspondent.
New York. April lo.-The Herald tomor-
row will say:
We have the painful duty this morning
- o,nounce the sudden dea,h in Cairo
| last night Of Colonel John CoeRrell. Col
omel cookroll leaves record as one OF ne
Nos, brilliant men and Journalists, Be
| fore he took service on the Herald 20
| mad n reputation that extenien through
out the United States and finally his ad !;
maie his name throughout the world
| ns,,'nnymous with the highest acfieve-
ments in diplomacy In cohhecu'n WIN
| Journalism
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Earned Runs--Cialvcston 3. New Orleans
Two Base Hits--weckbecker.
Home Run-Belt.
stolen Observation-Disclosures, Belt ?. Hous
man ..
Double Play--Brott to Badger to KEN
Bases on Balls secrlst ,, Lindsey ?.
Hardy ., Burris ..
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Hurris !, Hous-
Struck out-secris, 3. Hardy /. Bro,t 4
Burr,s I,
Wild Pitch--Burris.
Time of Game-Two hours and fifteen
Minutes.
l'mn!rc-PaCe.
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NEW HUTcHINs HOUSE.

Kiber & Guerin-
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled and
newly furnished
Unequaled III all
Its appointments
in the State Of
Texas.
The l. c a d / n 6
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GAME TO-DAY.
New Orleans and Houston TO Try Con-
clusions on the Green Diamond

New Orleans and Houston to Try Con-
clusions on the Green Diamond
Houston and New Orleans VIII cross
bats this afternoon at the new base bali
park at tho foot OF Travis street. Tho
game will commences at p m. and Sid
Proctor will ofhclatc as umpire.
The men are all In first class shape now
and they are In position to give the
PelIcans n hard rub. This will he the last
opportunity the people OF Houston VIII
have 10 see the future champions OF the
Texas-5outhern league before the rcgi-
lar season opens next Saturday, ApTil 70,
and as the New orleans team Is ms strong
as any OF the Texas teams II VIII be II
hard tusslc for supremacy: ,,
John T. Roach. the "old Hcilabie
II Is dollars 10 doughnuts that the South
ern eagiers' hits off OF him Will be few
and far between Henry Cote VIII be scen
al tho old stand. behind the bal, ana no
pretty hard. SANDY" McGowen VIII play
For the Visitors McGinnis and Hodge Will
take turns In the box.
will be admitted free to the grand stand
and gate.
The men will line up as follows a s;,,,.
Houston. new orleans.
Cote :. :. ....... Catcher :. Gonding
Roach :. :. :. Pitcher Mc.iinnis
Hodge
Shaffer =. ......1st base =. ......... Bowan
Reed .'.......:2h base 80 ''''''''W iiuos
Short :. ....Short stop. Huston
Becker 49,. Left field :. ........Powell
Slagle.. :. Center field =. :. $50. York
CARD FROM MANAGER CARSON.
To the Editor OF Tho Post:
In rcply 10 Manager Works letter of
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CARD FROM MANAGER CARSON.
To the Editor OF Tho Post;
In reply to Manager Works letter OF
the Galveston News, in which nc scores
me In very ungentlemanly manner for
something don't believe ever said or
uttered. am not anxious for such cheap
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Toxic Tan Shoes
For Men, $500.

This nohhy shape Pointed Toe shoe. In
n rich Wine Shpdc of Tan, Is the greatest
Shoe ever sold In Houston for Soc. IT'S
the envy OF our competitions. who try TO
match but can't.
Extra qualities Black or Tan. Pointed.
Plain or Round Toes, $500 and 5000.
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BRIEF TELECSAMS.

London, April 20.-The Exchange Tele-
graph company says: A wagon train of
provisions from the south is said to have
succeeded In entering the beleaguered
town OF Buluwayo and endorsements
for Mafekeng are reported as advancing
rapidly without obstruction.
New York. April 20.-Heidelback. lex
elheimer & Co. will ship 500 900 in gold to
Europe tomorrow.
Jefferson City. Mo-. April 20.-Frank
Harris and Foster Pollard, Kansas City
murderers, were granted a further stay
OF execution this morning until Friday
May is. 1896 The time is extended TO
give the governor time to examine the
applications for Communication.
Washington. April 2o.-Ex Consul Wal
Ter was at the state department to-day in
company with Paul Bray. his step-son.
He had a short interview with Assistant
Secretary Adee and another with Chief
Chiffon OF the consular bureau He goes
to Baltimore 10 arrange for a course OF
lectures on Madagascar.
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Bicycle Filtration,

Riding straight ahead with confident
air.-This is my own wheel: I never
rent.
nervous glance from corner of left
eye.-Are my CATERS buttoned?
turning first one way and then the
other.-What are your intentions?
Determined effort 10 view the back
OF the neck.-Is my hind wheel on
straight?
Down hill with both feet off pedals
l am considered a little fast.
Long skirt concealing the feet.-Yes
thank you, the folks in Chicago are ali
we'll
Seorehing--I do not care for your
society.
A wrecked wheel and a girl in tears
You have made a mash.-Iudge
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HE PULLED HER HAIR.
Henry sanderson Pleads Guilty to the
Very Serious barge
sIeeial corresrondenee Of the stsndard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Livingston. April 20-As a result Of
an indiscreet and ungallant act. a
Cokedale Justice of the peace now lam
guishes behind prison bars, and he un-
doubtedly realizes In a more acute
sense than ever before that the law is
no respecter of persons. but all who
violate Its provisions, be they officers
charged with its execution or those Of
no Official station, are alike subject TO
the pains and penalties provided for
overt infTactions thereof. Reference 10
had to Henry Sanderson, who last
evening pleaded guilty before Judge
Rose OF making an attack upon Mrs.
Olaf Shogren and received a sentence
which means Il days time for him in
the county jail
Sanderson claims 20 have been labor
ing under intense excitement and anger
at he time. and IL his tale is true. no
doubt he was. Hts sIory was that for
some time reports had reached his ears
which convinced him that IL certain
stories told by Mrs Shogren were not
put stop TO. there would be Imminent