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The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

the prettiest events OF the university
year. Prominent Minneapolis women
assisted as patronesses and chaperones.
ST. Paul's church anniversary will be
celebrated Wednesday evening at the
home of the rector, Rev. John Wright
The oldest members Of the church
constitute the committee in charge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred w. Kies ceIebrat-
ed their tenth wedding anniversary
Tuesday evening with a large progress
sive euchre party. The rooms were
decorated with holly and evergreen,
and many pretty details went to make
up most enjoyable evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Hand Painted Crockery.
See St. Paul Ceramic clubs exhibit this
week at Smith & Farwells, second floor
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Gen. and Mrs. Brooke gave large
dinner Thursday evening at the Aber-
deem which was the second of a series.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mrs Gribben gave a dinner Friday
evening at her home on Summit ave-
nue. for Mrs De Forest, of New York.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

The Pioneer Euchre club met Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Burke, of East Fourth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
beautiful pipes for Presents.
CUPrD's SWAY.

See Adam Fetsch's large assortment
Pipes and smokers goods.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mrs. Norton, of Holly avenue, en-
tertained the Holly Avenue Euchre
club Tuesday afternoon
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe Darrow gave
an informal at home Monday evening
at their home, 597 Holly avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Maj. and Mrs. Tucker gave a dinner
10 army and navy friends Tuesday
evening at their pleasant Holly avenue
nome, for Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward
Gheen. Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Shufeldt Capt and Mrs.
Reed, Lieut. Beacon and Lieut. and
Mrs Fremont
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mrs. e. j. Abbott, of Dayton avenue,
gave a luncheon Thursday and an
ether Friday afternoon @
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Miss Blakely gave a luncheon Friday
afternoon for Miss Carr and Miss Bend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Shufeldt, of Summit
avenue, entertained Friday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
jd(<Sl.pQQ(,
the club at its next meeting.

Mrs. Willis and Miss Nininger, Of
Summit avenue, gave the first of ser
Grant, Of Holly avenue, will entertain
les of Thursday afternoons at home last
week.
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President and Mrs Bridgman, of
Hamline, gave a large and elegantly
arranged reception Tuesday evening to
the students Of the university and their
friends. They were assisted in receiv-
ing by Prof. and Mrs. Batcheldor DR..
and Mrs. Mcdonald, and Miss Long.
Mesdames Osborne and Stone served
at the coffee table.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

An informal reception took the place
of the regular meeting of the Thurs
day club in the House of Hope last
night. Mrs. Conant, of Minneapolis,
made an address. Mrs. Conant was the
guest of Mrs. Dennis Follett at luncn-
con previous to the meeting.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

5. M. Babcock of Spokane. Wash. who
has been the guest Of his sister. Mrs. I II
Cornish, of Burr street. left for New York
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

Mrs John S. Prince was hostess
Thursday to an afternoon tea, and holly
and pink roses were prettily used in
the decorating of the rooms. The table
was in charge of Mrs. Tucker and Mrs.
Glenn, and a small table in the draw
ing room was in charge of Mrs. Open
helm. Mrs. Prince was assisted in re-
ceiving in and about the rooms by Mes
DANES A. Drake, Hamilton, Smith, E.
H Ozmun, C. H. Smith, Fitzgerald,
Misses Bass, Shaw, Kalman, Greve,
Foot, Hall and Gil1llan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

A Christmas cantata, with appropriate sur
roundings, will be given next week at tn,
East Presbyterian church. Mrs. E. r. Id
the committee
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

lanes Social club will give an
Mt IN Oxford hall on Tenth street
evening, Jan. 6. There will be
orchestra will furnish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-20
POLITICS At 1.tLING.

Luling. Texas. October lS--H Josey OF
Center Point, Kerr county, is in the city
and on being asked as to whether or not
Slayden would carry the Twelfth district
for congress said Slayden will undoubt-
ctiy carry the district. all the talk and
booming that Noouan has received to the
contrary. Noonan will receive nothing
like the vote that he did two years ago.
This is no guess work but solid fact
~ which the republicans and fusiouiHs
are well aware. The voters OF the Twelfth
are aware OF the fact that Slaydcn is a
thorough going democrat and that he is
~ favor Of protection AZ raw materials
that's all they want. and they are sup
porting him.
Tho new congressional nominee Of the re-
ruhlcaus and fusionists In tho Ninth is
unknown here. Savers viii carry the coun-
ty by the largest majority ever given him.
The only new nominee ~ the republicans
and fusion party that viii add anything
like strength to their ticket in Southwest
Texas is W O, Hutchinson Of san Mar
cos, who has taken the position recently
declined by Hon. " VI. Walton.
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NEST AT CARMINE.

Carminc Texas October 19.-Yesterday
was the gala lay for the Carmine people.
The town ard the park of the Carwine
Rifle company was decorated with flags
and eyerrrcen7. it being the day when the
vereiu celebrates their annual schuet2cn
fest AZ 10 O'Clock the shoot hogan among
members OF the Ycrein only for the gold
medal which was won by Mir. G. +. Dit
trich of Carmine. and was declared thor
kina for the next twelve II outhS.
II the afternoon Il large crowd came in
from the surrounding country and neigh
boring towns Round Top, Warrento Led
better, Burton and Lapahia were we'll
represented Hon John Lane of LaGrange
made an eloquent speech on the money
question. ami kept the audience enthps-
iJsiic until he closed his great speech and
vas loudly anplaudcd by all.
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some decision regarding the supper, OF a
state ticket While the lily whites have a
state ticket " y Merton, vice president
q Tbs club. who is candidate Tor state
treasurer snd J ~. Steere. press Vent oi
he club. candidate Tor land commissioner.
have been oonsiderlue withdrawal from the
tioket They don like the Nearby fusion-
They felt that the republicans should in
iorSc the lily white ucse; Il any. and the
fusion scheme is disgusting hem. Il mas
be that Norton will jump she .laccs snd
advise suuport Of the Cgiloerson ticket, al
,houch hs sAii tonight that he Is undo
ciAed tie IS Aeaa against he Hanna
Green Huston coordination
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Waco. Texas. October 10. John wood
ward and vie colored. living near Riesel
came 10 the city today bringing with them
a four DAYS old babe. left In their yard
Saturday night They found the baby yes
to rday morning II had letter pinael 10
its clothes stating that the mother had
been betrayed on promise of marriage. but
did not give either her own or the he
iraycr's name The bahy's name, The let
ter said was Lille Dale. The mother ask
ed that lniic be- taken care Of and that
SOME day She would come after her. The
child was taken by Manager Vaughan OF
the Methodist orphans home and viii be
given the very best attention.
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POLITICS At FRANKL1N.

Franklin. Texas. October lo-p. Douthlt.
populist candidate for congress was cam
paigning in the northern portion OF this
county last week.
DIST Jet Attorney ]. c. Scott left for
Cameron yesterday. Mr. Scott has made
an able prosecutor and this county is justly
proud OF him He has no opponent for re-
election
Chairman Green's money did not mater
ialize on last Friday. according to promise
made 10 the negroes in this county. and
now CONSERVATION prevails in their ranks.
The county populist executive committee
was In session here last Saturday, The
roDulists are about petered In this county.
The republicans have dissolved them and
are now holding them in solution.
The Franklin bryan and Sewall club has
uor membership Of nearly 200.
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1T GRnEsREEcK.

Cfoesbeeck. Texas. october la.-lion. J,
z AeAallen spoke at the court house here
bis evening TO large and enthusiastic
audience.
BE offers to meet Chairman Bradley OF
we state populist committee on the quos-
Ton n fusion. and for the purpose OF dc
.isr rrE the electors or the electoral votes
no Mckinley and Hobart He charges that
Fusion aat been agreed to by the bosses,
ara ne aiso charges that vote for Kearby
srd no poruilst ticket was vote for the
golg platform. on account Of agreement
~ som. republicans, sound money demo-
crafts and the plenary committee of the
ropuiisi party.
Following upon the heels Of the letter OF
Congregational Nspirant Joe Eagle comes
the Information that the sale and delivery
o. the grand old State Of Texas to the
enemy 70 striking illustration Of the
Gld ad8gc Of deliver MS from our friends.
The serpent that we had nurseh In our
bosom would turn and strike us. What are
he principles Of a party that espouses a
principle (Which they accuse the demo-
Gratis Of stealingl because that plank is
adopted by stronger party. would turn
It's back on It's supporters and hand over
itg party 10 the enemy for the small rec
ognitlou 81 a few beardless youths VINO
would dare tread where men OF might and
brains would falter
What few supports have chung 20 the
sinking ship OF populism are abandoning
II and oiinging 10 the wreckaee OF their
hopes. trusting to the generosity OF the
democrats aud the white washing ability
Of the republicans to get back to shore
and into the harbor Of decency.
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iNvrsrIGATING A MURDER

Huntsville, Texas, October 10. The eN-
arniuing trial Of Tom Glaze, enc OF the
surviving parties engaged in the triple
tragedy near here on Tuesday last, came
up before Justice Hsrpes today only Two
witnesses were examined Constable j. s.
Thompson and Mr., william kearse, VINO
we're present during the melee.
Constable Thomson testified that ne
Rad disarmed BirG Lacy who was snap
ping n pistol at Roderick stephens, already
wounded whoa Glaze fired the fatal shot
past him (rhompson) at Bird Lacy. dou-
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SUPREME COURT.

Austin, Texas, october 10 Proceedings
OF the supreme court today
Wrts Of error grantedJones vs., Bull
ct al from Eastland.
Writs of error refused Engleman VS.
Deal ct al. from Collin, pecamp. Leyoy &C.
Co. VS.. Bates 4 Co. from Grayson. Wat
kins ct al ". Markham at al. from Hunt {;
Dallas National bank VS.. Davis a Bros
from Clay.
Causes submitted Word vs.. Ellwood,
from Wichita; Shapeeigh Hardware COM
pany VS.. Wells 6 Chestnut, from Arcehr,
Certified questions answered In favor n
appellant-Peavy VS. Goss ct al, from Dc
witt
Motions granted -Choate vs. san Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway company, from
Karnos. for rehearing Oriental Investment
company VS. Slue, from Dallas TO yacate
order transferring cause.
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bic barrelled shotgun was the weapon used.
Mr.. W. Vi. Kearse testified he hal fore
&c Glaze 10 drop his gun from a shooting
position and that Glaze then made sstp
or two toward the deceased and ramiq'a
the gun against Bird Iacys head ana hrei
killing him instantly. All parties lived IN
the kearse neighhorhood. Glaze is SON
n-law of Roderick Stephenson. who was
Killed by Hamp Lacy after he had killed
Ramps other boy. Hamr was released on
a $500 bond Justice Harpes remand /
Glaze TO TAIL without bald. W. l.. HllL
ESQ, represented the defendant and Gown
ty Attorney Brown the State.
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HELpED nEMncRACY.

beaumont Texas October la-James
Osborne. political missionary who APP
pears to be working in the interest OF the
rerahlican-populis;f fusion. made a speech
at the court house in this city Saturday
night The speech largely consisted Of
violent abuse OF the democratic party,
though the speaker took occasion TO say
hat ne was in favor OF fiat money rather
than either sold or silver. and impressed
upon the audience that in this campaign
Re had been assigned the duty OF making
war on what he termed free silver demo-
crafts He denounced Bill Mcdonald and
his followers ALI " whom are coloredl AS
q dlsreQutable gang. and coniendci that
h had as much rish, 10 vote for Mckinley
as Major Buck Walton and others had to
vote for Br2 an and. Sewall The speech
was very iniiGercnuy received, euihusl-
assn being largely confined 10 W. b GRAVY
ford +. : HEREFORD and Colonel Thomas
jefferson Russell three pops who Insist
that they are siiil in the middle OF tho
road In fact the general impression is
that Oshorns's speech did d great deal Of
good FOR democracy AZ least. 1t convinced
the negroes and populsts who were pres
eut that there was fusion between the
leaders Of the two parties. and that Os-
horne was an emssary OF the fusion.
Osborne was followed by Captain Rus
MOO sql o. a1usiaJsI qilN oHods oqM hes
stitu'ionaliiy ot the income tax.
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ToMpKrNs WILL REPLY

Hampstead, Texas October 19.--The
Eagle letter as published in todays Post
caused quite a stir among politicians Of all
shades Mr.. Tompkins certainly ought to
know whether ne is going to quit the
race or not and he was particularly Sc
we're in denouncing the intentions OF the
letter in his conversation with The Post
man today. Tomorrow Mr. Tompkins will
address the sound money people at Hunts
Vile and his plan is to stay in the race to
the finish
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school house. Thursday night. october %.
BRYAN. Braxcs county, Saturday night. DC
,oher "a. Waco. Friday night. october 30,
Bolton. at Katy depot. Saturday night, Oc-
,obcr 81; Waco. at the court house, Mon
day night. November ..
Hon. W. r. Douthit is especially invited
TO he present at all OF these appointments
except Waco. November >. and an equal
division Of time will be granted.
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1rN1NGrnN TOPICS

Lexington. Texas October l9-The Ma
sonic hall Just completed At this place was
dedicated on Saturday night last. IN ,lc'
giant supper was given in the building for
the Masous and their families, number
from Giddinrs being present
A children's service was held IN the FIRST
Baptist church Sunday afternoon the pro-
cceds being for home and foreign mission
work Tho exercises were very nice and
were greatly enjoyed by all those present
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DALLAS RrPrBLIcANs

Dallas. Texas, October 10. The county
the republican party met today and in
iorsed the republican National :,clsot pop
ulist State ticket and county democratic
ticket
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LILY WH!rEs prsGrsrrn

Dallas. Texas October H. The t.f,rm
publican league CLUB. 80 ?. Of Dallas.
met tonight and appointed a com fi.tee Of
four W. y. Norton chairman. vih plep
airy powers, lnstructiug them 70 come To
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CRANE AT PARIS.

Paris. Texas October lo.Attorney Gen
eral Crane spoke here tonight to an au-
dience OF 1000 people. II was complimcnted
on all sides as the best speech yet delivered
here during the campaign.
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IN The NINTH DISTRICT.
Makemsoa Accepts the Bogus Nom
ihstion rendered.
WILL NAME A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.



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protest aeaipsr less.es rr--.-... ,-s
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is dishonest In l,s conception yicioas in
its tendency and will bring ruin and dis
aster to ali enterprises.
thder our present monetary system oui
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FAILURE At cRocKErT.

Crockett. Texas, October IN. Brom-
berg, Jr.. dealer in general merchandise.
today filed a deed or uust, naming ny
man Harrison trustee. assets and liabilities
not stated. II. Kempner is the only credi-
Tor named.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
a GOOD LEGISLATOR.


Austin, Texas October lo.--Hon. Frank
Brigance OF Grimes county is in The city,
on business with some of the State depart
ments. Mr. Brigance represented his coun-
~ In the lower house OF the last legislature
and was one OF the ablest members Of
that body, being always at his post OF dutY
and playing leading part in the discus
sion of every important measure that was
Introduced He is a candidate for re-elec-
ton, and no doubt his constituents viii
reward his ability and faithfuluess 10 duty
by sending him back again MIR. Brisance
acquired considerable prominence while me
legislature was in session hv sirenuousy
advocating tho bill giving the colorcd peo-
pie the management Of their own schools
by placing the election ~ their trustees
in their own hands.
HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL.
Hon z. r. Fillmore, president OF the
board of trustees of the state institution
for the blind, was tonight presented with
an elegant silver service by the supern-
tendent and other officials and teachers
and employees Of the institution as recoS-
milton of his continued services az a trus-
tee for the last twenty -onc years The fca-
lures of the evening were an elegant sym-
postum to a large number Of invited guests
and addresses by Superintendent becion.
Judge Fillmore and superintendent
Rainey and an interesting musical Ifo-
Eramme.
CHARTER FILED
The Arkansas Pass Water company ~
Aransas Pass today filed IT'S charter wth
the SECRETARY OF state. Capital stock, ''o'o
incorporators. W. II Stcdmau, Geo. ~
Stedman and e. Stedman The purpose OF
this corporation is to furnish water 10 ln
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IIENRY's DATES.

Waco. Texas. October l9.-iion. II. L.
Henry has made the following appoint
ments TO speak: South Bosque. Grahams
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tat lets.
All druggists refund the money II IL t"hs
TO cure. g,c.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
TINS nay
This Day. Last Year.

! ptAl STOCK ,.t.-.....s. --'i,-fl llN,SiN
ON SHlPBOARD NOT CLEARED
Cotton on shphoard not cleared Al CAL
weston today,
For Manchester, 80 la!cs
For Liverpool 20 AZ haies.
For NaVr-. .liG bales,
l'c~ Bremen, l2,,2i haieS.
For Hamburg, 3W h1los.
l,or other f.rcieo. $50 bales
For Now York, 1850 bales.
TOT Al. lltta ltrS.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Total receipts Of colt 1n at Galveston to-
day were is iSi bales Il Niled as follows:
Sy GHI. Colorado ami Santa Re railway.
SO
49, International and Great Northern
Ry Gnlvcsion, Houston and Henderson
- ilWaN. az
iy Missouri, Kansas aal 'r,Nos railway.
Hy Galveston, La Porte and Houston
Ry iars, Velasco. l07l.
Bv lurge Wific l05i.
Nv lI~ge Owe. lei.
Uy large \. =, ~. Oh.
uy barge Abide, no.
By barge Hannah, N'6.
By sch 1Onors SS.
Rv barge Gibbs. from Texas civ. 6Nl
ShiUncIt s-ro Liverpool, Ter 50 Iuchis,a
SsN. per ss 'elsnu a.3i. to sreman. per
90 Iona. 525S; TO NV York, per IS Lam
pasas, 1919 total 2o,Hi.
OCEAN FRElGITS
The following ocean ireights tsieauO on
| cotton are uuC'.d today;
From Galveston; Liverpool. l9-Gid pc;
| I. md. Hlvre, 10 sid q. lncnt. l9-6lq
| il-S2d, New \ ork, l}c per 400 pounds,
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Kansas CltT. pv,o"SoD 40. wes,i
ceh,t- $500. shipments cowy I.sp,
SEE IS 2lr4i2. So. Texas ~. ,,ve COW;
ttvs Steers > 34.c 10, nAlNSd fses,
ors .S-4i3 ~. sic ker1 1oog,,-Res,,
3.0l. bulls 2.o'ia.N.' ~ 81 hS.
shipa olis none. 7'.a,.ies SO Y,
If sales 3.lI83. ~, SlffS.& =
er- 3.30N3.ih, r'ts none. se'-
c4lpts 5Ga0. shipusai5i'51 .aS 90.
.ii.7s, multous -'"f'
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Now York. OctNher loetohsf Y
lily of gi3 ~ SltufHssSrl produsF
ID a ny The New A"'"
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CHARTER FILED.
FINLEY RETURNS

Comptroller Finley returned last night
from Uvalde where he made a speech 10
large and enthusiastic audience saturday
He saws the west is all right for lemoc-
racy. and the leaders there safe thai
big majority VIII be rolled rp for me
national and state tickets on the Sd OF
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sIN KlLLER GRlFFlN.
HABEAs CORPUS.

Judge Stewart has issued writ of ha-
hcas corpus commanding the sheriff to
bring before him the body Of Maud jack
son at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow evening and
show cause why she should be restrained
Maud Jackson is held under the commit
mont OF Recorder Johnson Of October y on
a fine NJ S2S for contempt Of court and on
another commitment of October TO- on a
fine Of so, for cursing aud abusing.