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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
MINISTER TAYLOR ILL.
The Nature of His Illness Not Known
at Washington.

Washington, June 9.-Hannls Taylor,
United States minister to Spain, is i'll in
Paris. A cablegram to that effect was re-
ceived in Washington yesterday. How III
Mr. Taylor IS the dispatch did not say. 1t
IS understood that his departure from
England was not due to any Instructions
from the state department TO return to his
post.
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in it for the opening skirmish. No dem
onstratlOn was made when the train pull
ed out of the depot, which was in accord
with Alr. Hauua's wishes.
A select party of politicians bade tho
party goOd-by, wished them GO1-surel on
the journey and Mr.. Hanna was repeated
ly told to come back with Mckinley 8
nomination in his vest pocket, 10 whieh
he answered, with one of his blauIesL
smiles 81 will
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
wEYLER's TOBACCO EDICT.
An Appeal Made to the Secretary of
Sfate.

state.
New York, June 9.-Mr. Krohn. secre-
tary of the National Association Of Cigar
Manufacturers to-day sent to Secretary
Olney a letter with reference to the to-
bacco embargo laid upon Cuba by Gen.
Weyler, The communication afIlrms that
if the existing contracts for the delivery
of leaf tobacco purchased on the island of
cuniary losses viii result and great hard
ships be entailed upon many thousands
of employees in the United States.
An appeal is also made to the Secretary
of state for protection, and it is requested
that such action be taken for the conserv-
alton Of important interests of the Amer
ican citizens involved as may, under the
circumstances, seem proper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
ST. LOUIS STREET SIGNS.
An Importation of 400 to BE Rush
ed Through in Bond.

Washington. June 9.-Secretary Car
Isle to-day directed that 400 street signs,
imported at New York. for use in st.
Louis, Mo-, be forwarded at once TO that
city without examination at New York,
and be examined and appraised by the
custom officers at st. Louis. The signs
will be sent forward In bond. Mayor
Waldbridge in kilograms to the treasury
vention meets" He says the need for the
signs is urgent"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
ST. LOUIS AND THE STATE.
Gov. stone Declines to Cali the Leg
isIature in Special Session.

Jefferson City, No, June 9.-Gov. Stone
has notified Mayor Walbridge of ST. Louis
that his request for a special session of
the legislature for the appropriation Of
money for the reconstruction Of the mu-
nlcipal and state institutions destroyed by
the tornado is denied.
Gov. Stone says that the necessity is not
so great but that 1t can wait until the reg
ular session, and in the meantime suita-
BILE temporary quarters can be provided
by the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
oREGoN's CONGREssMES.
The Republicans Seem to Have Car
ried Both Districts.

Portland Ore, June 9.-TOngue rep,
has a plurality of 70 in the First congress
sional district, according to the compiete
returns, which are official, except in the
three cases.
With official returns from five counties
missing in the Second district, Ellis, rep,
has a plurality Of 452.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
sMUGGLER SENTENCED.
a Years imprisonment and $500
Fine His Punishment.

Philadelphia, June o.-Herman Dietz. a
diamond merchant of Cincinnati, VINO was
recently convicted in the United States
court Of attempting to smuggle diamonds,
valued at 5000 into this port from Ant
werp. was to-day sentenced to one years
imprisonment IN the eastern penitentiary.
and fined 500. Capt Loewitz of the
steamer Rhynland has also been indicted
on the same charge, the Jewels having
been brought here on that vessel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
CONVENTION CHAIRMANsHIPs.
c. w. Fairbanks and John VI. Thurs
ton the Mckinley Candidates.

tom the MCKINNEY Cnndidates.
Cleveland, O.. June 9.-Wearing the air
Of a conquering host, the advance guard
of the Mckinley boom, with Manager NJ
A. Hanna in the lead, marched to the
union depot this afternoon at O'Clock.
where they embarked for the St. Louis
convention on the Big -Four flyer at I'D
O'clock
The party was composed OF NJ. A. Han,
ma, Gen W. Mex. Osborn Of Boston.
George Matthews of Buffalo, Col. Myron
I. Herrick and 5. T. Everett, delegates
from the Twenty-first congressional dis
trict OF Ohio, and Senator Redneld Proc
Jor Mai. G. W. +. Dick viii 60 to st.
Louis Friday. Secretary Joseph Smith
s now in the southern part of the stare.
Dut Will leave for st. Louis in time to be
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
PURSUED THE DERvIsHEs.
Egyptian Cavalry Found Large
Stores at suarda.

Egyptian Cavalry Found Large
Stores at Suarda.
London, June 9-The Egyptian cavalry
at Firket pursued the fleeing dervishes
after the battle at that place, killing a
large number of them. The dervishes
took the route to SUarda which was the
khalifa's largest camp, with the excep-
ton of Dongola. The cavalry upon reach-
ing Suarda found the place deserted.
The troops occupied the place and seized
enormous quantities of stores of all kind
and a number of camels.
London, June 9 In the House of Com
mons to-day Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.
chancellor Of the exchequer, stated that
the question of assisting Egypt in respect
of meeting the expenses of the Soudan
campaign, was under consideration by the
government In the meantime, he said,
the expense would be met by moneys TAX
en- from the Egyptian funds, which were
by no means limited to f500,000. This
method of defraying the expenses of the
campaign, he declared, would be contin>
ued until the appeal against the adverse
decision Of the Egyptian mixed tribunal
should be heard.
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AUSTRIA AND THE cRETANs.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Says
Turkey Must Reform.

Turkey Must HcfOrm.
Vienna, June 9-In an address to the
Austrian delegation. NJ Coluchowski,
minister of foreign affairs, explained the
foreign policy Of the government, in tho
course of his remarks declaring that the
situation in Crete was of such Character
that it was impossible to say what would
happen next. The condition Of things pre-
vailing in the island, he said was due to
the NAL administration OF the island by
Turkish authorities Turkey should take
measures in her European and Asiatic
provinces which would justify confidence
in the vital force of the Ottoman empire.
otherwise, he said, Turkeys best friends.
including Austria, would be unable to
prevent the empires fall
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
FRANK MAYo's DEMISE.
An Autopsy Shows Heart Disease TO
Have Been the Cause.

Omaha, Neb., June 9.-The inquest held
upon Frank Mayo, the actor, on request
OF his family, showed that death was
caused by heart disease.
The body is lying In state at the Elks
lodge rooms. whore services were held this
afternoon. The body will be sent to Phil
adelphia tonight
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
Two British Omcers Arrested.

Berlin, June 9-Two British officers have
been arrested at Metz on suspicion of be-
ing spies engaged in obtaining informa-
tion regarding Germany's fortihcations Ii
Is likely that they Will be released short-
".
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10

Two Police Court Clerks Under a
Cloud and One Missing.

Columbus. O., June 9.-H. F. Romaine,
ex-deputy clerk Of the police court, has
fled. Day before yesterday a special COM
mittee appointed to Investigate the ac-
counts Of the clerks Office under his ad-
mlnistraticn reported finding a shortags
Of $4,000. He was suspected Of taking ;he
money rather than the chief clerk S. N.
Cook Cook, however, has always denied
that there was a Shortage IN the accounts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
SILVER TO RULE AT CHICAGO.
MinnesOta's Delegates 20 BE for the
White MetnI.

Minneapolis, MINI, June 9-The Henne-
pin county democratic convention to-day
elected a solid silver delegation to the
state convention. The single gold STAN
dard delegates bolted, but as there were
so few of them they will probably not
elect a contesting delegation.
Adyiees from Duluth say that st. Louis
county elected a silver delegation by a
majority Of five to one. This insures
Chicago convention
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
COLD RESERVE OF the Treasury.

Washington, June 9.-The treasury gold
reserve at the close of business TODAY
stood at Sl06Sl9.4S4. The days withdraw
ais were So, 200.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10
SECRETARY MORTON AT KNOX
VILE.
He Delivers an Address at the Uni
versity of Tennessee.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 9.-8Ir. Morton,
Secretary of the agricultural department,
delivered an interesting address this
morning at the University Of Tennessee.
Among other things he said: Each citi-
zen should hold to his political organt-
zation until he finds that the principles
which he believes in are being sacrificed
for expediency or compromised for sin
lister purposes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-10

Capt D. G. Purse received the following
telegram last night from Congressman
Lester:
capt. D. G. Purse, Savannah All
right. The limit of cost public building
IS extended. Marble wins. r. d. Lester.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
scnooNnN wnIrnonn l,lLnn-

Secretary 0inrY's h"rlnnA nbnyrd hy I'M
Colombian G"yatnmrut
Nav YORK; MAY 22 The schooner george
W Whtford har hoon released from do
icntion ut colon and is now on her why
Ia thls port Her relnse IL due 10 The nc
ron Of Secretary of State oluev. who.
-hWurh ~ i'ntel slntF minister ni
iprpfn demanded the vessels liberation
ana Ru ifpWellHto investigation of The
circumstances Of The rnHc The ecbponnr
iHlIdad - eatun nj Porto iloin MArah Is
Asi, on her way To tar,hegena, hnv'ug
her rcHulut clearance lnrors. when rhn
WIS nFpfhapir1 hY tho Colombian warHhlp
tutanyH nnd oidpted Ia pror"et 10 'niali.
can an ilcni'i ka Of the schooner rro-
iastrA and waa ni nfsi inclined 10 tffnFe,
h3t aF he wnA given tlia nliernhiiY" OF
oheNinW ~ h.lnr spnk hs sailed 60 Colon
nia upon arrival there Tho Colombian
n0lirn tHpk reHerf eiuh ei HE vessel can
ta.u lluinn cks rrguosi 10 soc N" Amer
lrnn rpnfNl WAS refnsel. hu' lnaly ne
mAftri rann fu tho oonsifs knowledge
ana he communicated win tho stint" de-
paffntrut al NaNhnRtnn
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HOT SENATE DEBATE.
Bill Prohibiting Issue Of Interest,"
bearing Bonds the Question.
SENATOR'S HILL AND SHERMAN IN ZINE
Some Hot Shot Freely Scattered by
Mills aud George.
MAJORS HILL AND SHERMAN IN ZINE
LIVELY TINES IN THE HOUSE,,


Washington MAY ~ There wns no
iconb'c Increase Of attendance today In
anticipation nt n removal Of thr exciting
debate NJ yestotdhv, rho chaplain
rrityur Ind hardly clpsrd when Mir Bii,
lev tep., 60 read hts motion 10 take
NJ the bill rruhihl'ins the issur of inter
-heNrinN hDniH After an,or apatrlng.
Mr. iiN iutelpoecA with Tho objection
thni this Nps Ton impnitpnt II question 20
he cnnHdo'fi without u quorum. ln's
was the NtHl sNiirnco of il renewal al
ohstructane hni u quorum tQing eccuiet,
the nntiuh wnn adopted -aysa "a moo" y r
|ttk. fAl
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SENATOR pADDoCEs LITTLE SCHEME
Tanalc uaraveiled. But Acslsa NM
Congress Very improbable.
PULLING roK FEDERAL COURTS


Washington. May n.-$(o1 ,saiy 49,
Sabine Pass, Texas, In ~ tfts Il dcsn
water Improvement surfer II ~ Aoads a
economical lesialatcfs. hutth6 IA NJ tr,oxe
interested IN the Improvement of that uec.i
lion OF thu state ARE not hAtthun,ouaiy
true TO TIA general welfare. ana Aro looking
after Individual interests only.
Ia the hnusr river and hAttor bill R0ps
resentaiAve Cooper secured the insertion
of an Augmentation Of ttoOD Tor d s,fvey'
Of snhrs Lake. locking 10 4 channel
through thu lake Ia orans 10 Eive tho
People living thereon tho diftdt bensiit 0ts
deep water improvement, chtiAned a.
Sabine refs. This matter passkd III th0.
house, hot was. II SCENE. given 8 stealth
hlcw ia tie senate committee on Uopfur.
cnucs, al the instanea ~ ex-senator PAd~
dock OF Nctraska. Mn N here fepfceettl-
tns Nolmts nrcs., WI Interested In
the Improvement 81 Akttne Fxse. In hls
crforta 60 secure a. miiek ottn aprfopttp-I
ton M rosslblc for SahlAs raN. Senator
Paddock potlf,ea the ces1iftes that tho
other appropriation waA ulelesl and might
ns wolf b: lone away MIN Ths commits
tee was only too wiilink. and ~ Hcnatoss
Paddock was anxious M Nh clients only
4, haye advantage Of deep water NJ Halhyio
l,nys. ali 81 the resldealA IN HAhlna lAk0
would have been wholly Nnearrd fnr: a..
rho Texas senniotA and NcrIeN " t nv
ccoper after working " w a aur,,, rT"
ton BY the conference committee. aiiu ~
Nili prcbnhjv teInAiti. So,
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lNnlAN nIll- coNr1nrNcr.

washington May ga The conferees on
the Indian appropriation iii viii report
anotlrer> disagreement On the senats
amendment In ierHri to government SUP
port Of Indian schools "a order 90 al.
low the house nr'nlera 81 ihH conference
tn faka tho seurr Of fhp huuer on Tho
provision The nfptisinn rotating to In
diHn Territory land syriem has hreii com
promised 50 as "a ant hoii7c the bawee
commission - make lisi NJ lenses and
20 coiiori all Information connected Win
the lease eyHtrn.
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-, ,,--II
mcoiiug today. wren a firal dee lsion "'ll
prohmni re ANNOUNCED.
49,, o,.,aoi
tINCINNAllN henfirT Of we nNp.h,
IT, The case al Souti Jhcksen oNnNlt
few days ago Of tie murder ct i'ui
llry,,r. wili he had today
a.,,,
BosTON Some interesting develop
ments are o&peoiod 70 grow oni 81 ,,e
dinner Of the republhn IN nieinheis ~ w.
Legislature, which WIN axe id'.s -.
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Alhxlcn CRY ntlnGEr.

ilonsi hank dividend Declared.
Maxiro CIV May y Perry fufhor,
manager ~ the Guadeicasat pnioh@ lfer
Mining oomrany IN the state OF san i'uis
rotoai. while bathing here To-Day struck
his heaa on Tho lsoiion Of the tank aud
los in nu unconscious state
Tue MA iuini bank pf Mes SO today do
nisrcd un ninuni dividend Of " per cent
and aidod heavily 20 Us reserve fund.
The bnult ia Va an exceedingly prosperous
conditions
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MnItaE.

4 II. =
WASHINGTON May N-.,rhs TAillips labor
commission bill, which was % havs tS,'na
TO u vote in the house today Mnos.; NV
fueclnl order was cbniplrlfly afuwled ont
Nv tho conferences report on the river ntA
bo cbor and suhdry evil appropriation
luis. lilo lin viii now " over nnt'' ncht
,.,ek mo conference report On the river
and nnrn.r bill which reported ~ aGf s.s
mint IN nil lie jitrlie eAyp that rem ttnk
10 he SANTA Monica sind NJ ls ens ~
ors. California;, was insqs ~. 49,. s. tIrns
a',ar n,lack , on s'e a ~, * Dosssry i'en.
Aio5 ,fhe latter sstd ~ gpto n,a s ~.
,,,,,,s,,Ie beea,,sc Il contained rieteus a4.
urnpriations not wnftNng " " .ns ~ si issaM
tiot OF tho bill. lilo ~ snMs n IN ma ~
tfat fis remarks would 9 pu''es'sss'' ~;
"FR sSa arc nil In on it'';bs aided sarrss.
italy, amid laughter. ..,,.. ~. sqvs.
Mr.. poeRrry's reniafes apols , NJ w z
royelsheh transur }yses Nv Win tirrisis1
.m.'fs ~ ~ ,,r Nm" Nh sHeokfF offered -
stpl, " hin, iifisen INITIATES more I M
Ho.a no'a. o,,, ;Dst, 'sf sus HI
egsr s ob ,ARrlss'fSSr ouss, NJ I,speare
u,,u ,"wn, 10 m seel wilh :: F n pilI
s,ssch a amainsi the bill 1'nis hill IN
Mr, Hepburn, had hssr g9ss NM r * mSlS
majority. without lcAe0 , s ~ IN sbc nm
na , ,e,, ,nan rad il the hc'lfa Mt ~
H., m'n , ,s.n n' ~ Ia conpify had there hasn
smu,.u and, yillajnuus texisiafioii. sxvensyss
i've millions wsfc sesyisd y Wv w rrs., '' ~
pnrasraph q xa s..gS \ \ n 6rcracalnT gems
considered ME-. ,n IVY Sss,ursnre 10 ask ~
'ls'',"n "a" iaHa ilame M alsoyssd.
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C0NoNANloN r0M NOM.


Representatives 81 the Tinted states Re-
ocivci tv the Czar.
Moscow. MAY 2a Tie ibuke NJ Cons
uarghL rcrtoscnlIng Queen Victoria ut
the cerouaticu festivities. has nrcpcntcd
10 the csamnn tho grand cross of the Vie
tol1an crdct wh'eh has bepp newly
founded by Quoon Nhtorn and niso an
ornamental WASH pf the Armada rnttern
vuro the TINTED Siairs min 4tri Mr
lif"ykiuiiigr Hna tnnu received fhe epu.
Hinl onNnNs OF The l'utpA sfutns ,.put fN
reprtaNnt thu s"vrlnmru of iho tniiud
Sirits ~ th" rNl NrNtnn FNDtH lnl.iu 'ol
Iienn'al \ Mcl} McCpol, niii HE riothor,
Ai1t 'lr Camp Scr sen. ,unmaudNt lsfon-
tuu sul NhtN a. s. iaisAN .nf tlut eui-
'sN and Roar NdlulrM y O Sostiier.
: 70 eeiumand az Tho Mediterranean punud
'on, Ml" NouHl Its Hug shtp Minne-
/ fpuis 80 Cr'ustait 90 Hitrri tho rnfrnA-
finn Ntr lsicckNir dre. he uut,d states
minister MI ~ II. rivcr vsoroiaiN dt
son'htisrs WIN are at TIA. ituespr
eNlti nir IA tic ~ n ,llrss l,ifscitlad fni'
! those WHO MA no. allowed TO WeAr the
ufio ~ uniform
This ifops consisted cf m osonina cont
white vest ituee hreechcs ana hiacN
siorh.ugs md no ornaments Tho unitci
states representatives. Tonight attended n
rrgtptlou given hy tho nuHHiau ofAcerg
Ihe recfnl rmhnsAlre in tlia coronation
ct l'fance Spain, iaren anl torrn werr
$50 to ciVrH Us audioiift ly fha csar and
crarlna 10 thn ralnfa pf TIM krruin to
aaY rlldoi 81. hoiHe carriage unl sew
fehNssN aud suitn i.nrh rmhhery WAS
eH,pitrd by siA p,r,l... a rrnoma aud wha
r'' eiNc0 hN euntds nt hnuur ~ tn' hrrin-
IN whom fhcN wrr" ccplr-frl With Great
ihe'e 70 i1NaiUrna ban. whore they were
received ln audience.
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1IfhNrfl IN, May " : Senntor quay We
turned ln his homo tonight. he rofusch
to say ANYTHING ~ he irir further thnn
that hls rnnferonce With Nck inlay was
tRfistertutN. NuswerinG a question hr
uiflrdi colt Nra I am SIN cnnAiiatp
for the rresidoney and shall be voted Cor
Mt tho 81. l.nMla onnNnnllnn
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Construction Of the kpnsas city. plti7
bulr and ours north and sou'h oN'en
slans
weekly EARNINGS reported for May
A moved concrete railroad brilge,
rxcu,slon rates announced
commission rate heaiins pHsp"hel
loenl and general notes aud pffsohals'
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STRONG COMBINATION
lopulists Arc Ready to Join With
the Democratic larty.
PROVIDED II ADOPTS FRIr SILVER.
Matthew'S " Indiana May BE rayori.e
for the Presidency.
MANY CONFERENCES HELD.



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vioHna, Mas - rhe funeral of Arcn-
diilsa Charles iouis brother 81 Emperor
l'teueIs Joaeph and heir picanupiiYe In
the throne Of hnstiia -Hungafy. who died
May 10 took place Al prluek ihls
aiternomi. The caskrt containing the
body was conveyed 90 Inc St tHpNchin
church escorted by sirong iotauhments
~ infantry and cavalry After the fuuei-
ri nj which Tic emperor. the archdultes
ana the court were present the iomans
vcfe rlacrd in the NnH't wtere 4lia body
wns blessed IN the presence of tho I'M
nrrlal nnitN.
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WILLIAM A. wALL.AcH.

New York May n. In United states
senator William A.. Wallace Of Pennsyi'
yaula dipd ~ f25 this morning at llos
Nest E,glt v-elghth sitpss, this city. Mr,
Wallace. had been seriously III fpf several
t,,n,.t ~, and lad ln<.n litahat slil; Tor
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TELEPHONE

ove- the Long Distance lines OF tho south
western telegraph and Telephone Com
peny to nearly 1000 auhseTbers In the
principal cities aud towns Of Irras
Toll stations in tho central office. hotels
and othnr convenient locations,
Ask "Cenifur for stations ccnncctea
md rites charged
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Wv ''itN f'h ''iN ifiNi ''S
Richmond, va, May g Tho Democratic
primaries today Resulted In victory tor
tho silvctitrs
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NOW ron THE WHITE WINGS.

Washington May Pa Minister Terrell
ainon the statement by w. ~, Dodge that
nothing hut praise was said OF him by
Rey Dwight Gnd other gentlemen who Wis.
tied the president. has declined 10 express
himself further. He snys thai he WAS
summoned to Washington for consulfat Ion
regarding matters connected with his Of
nee and may be detained here some days
longer on important work In the depart
m.nt connected with his official duties. No
Mr. Terrell.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL cnAFF.

washington. MAY %, Editor Juan ilar'
ii, "a, paso 81 here looking after an in
,1r,,a-ional Irrigation scheme foI that SEQ
lion
,,Mn,,al C;onzsies county, Merrill w S'h'th
,eh., snliowlng fourth class posilmasiers
Nv ,,nlnted inans rlpksicn, WIN -,
mtiN 49, ~ llntaer T. Smith re- gnei
~, bal,a Arnold slopnanu. Vice Mark
pntts resigned. car,naia. POLK county,
,l.n,v q Ilstder vice Ambrose Is Mar
tindale, resigned
"roIN" TO OPEN SCHOOL A'iAiH.
,4,,neton. KY, May 22--The managers
49,. ,ihuut..,ioua haze arranged Tor
o. ,,,s mere between Hon. II. 9. Hoif anu
nso", riarrcy Lux Ibs 3uaia21iiA t1iiA y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

cotton muroz cont pued the downward
movemont summer months esro''a'N
weak
continued dizziness III wool aud gradual
lcl|ncs.
Houston produce i,efs are higher
sfranberrios snaiec, tomatoes wanted
Idyo stock steady 10 strong ana Prices
shade bnlinr
SECRETARY ues,ors weekly cotton re
port. ,,
speculation in stooks opened weak but
a ntm tone developed later
Wheat corn oars aud provisions Vl'd
lower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

Three hundred spanioris aud train Of
provisions captured hy ,'nhnns.
steamer Three Friends ,akos en- hoar,
"rms aud ammunition with revenue
cutter lying aiongsldc.
Cuban leader brutality treated mud az.
towards executed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

Moe,ing of the county democratic exec
ntive committee this morning At u
O'clock
Ia clyer Christian in Tho Gicnwood
matter
scholastic census prepared by the as
...s,, and collector Of eity taxes
ueeotds Of the courts for day
poiceman's badge No. II not IN demand
ttsms picked up In police circles