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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22
Postage Stamps by Millions.

'Claud NJ. Johnson, director of
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, in his annual report,
shows the production of securi
ties in sheets during the year to
have been as follows: United
States notes, bonds, and certi-
lcates, II, ,130.sl9; national cur.
rency, 2,053,396 internal reve.
aue s'amps, 3G,044, ,732; customs
stamps, PA, 900; postage stamps,
30,647,771; checks. &c, 1885,
III, making a total of s5,050,-
j95. at a cost of 81, ,469, 1859, or
3l7.27 per thousand sheets, as
'ompared, with s20.30 for the
year 1898; S23.73 for the yeat
1894, and S2j.35 for the year
1898. The average amount of
work done by each employe is
shown TO have largely increased
during he same time, the total
Imount being over 36,c00,O00
sheets in excess of 1898.
Dufi-g the year postage
STAMPS were delivered TO most.
masters in tne following
IN cunts: Ordinary stamps,
3,025, ,4sl ,4G7; special delivery,
4,466, ,25O; postage due stamps,
l9,34s,7i4; newspaper, &C., s.
sos, ,G72; total number, 1854, ,S02,-
1873. A savins for the year 1896
IS shown of postage stamps. On
the subject of the new issue of
silver certificates, the direct.
or says they have m e t
with universal commendation
by the public. These notes, he
says, have demonstrated the
possibility of fine art being
utilized to advantage in the
- duction of bank notes, and
will result in the most perfect
security against counterfeiting.
| Father aud SON Found Dead.
ASTwEP. n. ". Oct. 2s-A
double tragedy was enacted at
somerville, St. Lawrence Coun.
Ity, about 6 o'cloc': this morn.
1g. when Orrin Kinnie, a we'll.
known farmer of that place, was
foGad by his wife, hanging in
, a barn over the dead body Of his
, father, Daniel Kinnie, whom he
hsd ailled with an axe. Ii is
, thought that he first attempted
TO take his own life by cutting
his throat. and that his father
, interfered to prevent. Kinnie
, had manifested symptomsof in.
= sanity. lie was forty.five year,
4 old and his father seventy .one
: Both were repected citizens.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

2 t'Sht+sis 5ht1A1"
See the actualities Of Pleeful termoil ! ].
Life's sarcasm takes changeable hue;
Whatever be your status plebian or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
CONTEMPLATING GRAVE THINGS
The Political World of France is iii n Perturbed
Condition.
30 Nepmlsed by voun
ers--Arm and Ammunition Shipped to Buiuwayo.

Paris a.Tho
erac OF
important debate expected result and hore s feeling in
n
O
a
Great Britain and the dehnd az whole is certain believed
will
to the
Is Of
But France
the
mi viii eassume the sn
when
.Auoh announced
night and which
doubt,
that NJ Behot
the
serofca Issued
Iouon has received orders
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pERrnELor's sUCcrsson

Pfess Comments on the French CabIne,
Change.
London. March ga Paris dlApatch N
the Daily News asks.
Are we to have a tail-twisting foreign
minister In the person OF NJ Burgeois7 II
almost appears so. The coionials are AL
rssdy rejoicing at tho prospect OF run. NJ
Bertheiot's only fault is the stain of the
original sin inherited from his predece.-
Hors The fatal mistake OF the French
policy has been perpetual nagging OF Eng
land.
a dispatch to the Chronicle from Paris
says: Al, Berthclot In AN Interview init
Hhted that he had resigned on account
OF differences with his colleagues on
icrelsn policy, but he declines 10 specify
u IL GENERALLY admitted that although
a. Berthelot was made "a scapegoai Tor
Inc recent inenncing note to England, NJ
burBeols was the real author.
rs alleged that both Baron de Cour-
celle and Russia objected strongly to~the
rolicy OF sending meaningless ultimatuus
Mhlch only had the effect OF placing
France In n ridiculous position
the moderaies will try to- upset the
cabinet Sobody can foreteii the issue
OF ,oday's debate. The opposition win
make q strong attack, blaming the gov-
ernment for the rebuff which France has
sustained In Egypt At the hands Of Eng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
CRIME WITHOUT MOTIVE.
Bluageon and Knife Used to Good Eff
A LIZ Iriltln f.rlf1o

Bludgeon and Knife Used to Good Effect.
Horrible Crime.
Akron, Ohio. March 23.--At n late hour
last night masked man entered the farm
house of Alvan NJ Stone near Talmage.
a few miles from this city, and In a brief
space of half on hour committed horri-
bic butohery. when he took his depart-
ure Stone and his wife. both nged people,
were dead. horribly mutlated aud Mr..
stilsou. their hired man. and Emma Stoae.
lh. .ldcst OF three daughters. were UNI
conscious from blows dealt blythe muir
derer.
Tho murderer entered the house by
means OF n ladder, which he raised 30 an
upstairs window. He first passed through
the room In which Hattie and Flora Stone
were sleeping without awakening them
Going quickly downstairs TO the room In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Stone slept he at
tackled thom with a blunt weapon OF some
sort. hitting both upon the head. They
wsre probably rendered unconscious and
possibly killed by the blows, but the iiend.
not satisfied with that proceeded to multi
ate their bodies with a knife. He cut OF
one OF stones ears. slished him across the
face aud stabbed him in the back. Then
he laid Mira stones cheek open with
n knife
After satisfying his fiendish design down
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p1rp or HYpRopnon1A.

Cameron. Texas March 29-Last
Thursday night DR. W. W. Greer was
called to sec the 4-ye2r-old son of w W.
Massey. who resides In this county lie
found the child mad with hydrophobla
II had been bitten by dog about five
weeks ago and nothing was thought Of
the accident uhtil last Thursday. when
the symptoms were developed The child
died Friday morning. Mr.. Massey has
two other children. aFcd and years.
who were bitten at the same time. but
no signs Of hydrophohia are We; mani
fest. There were about half a dozen par
ties bitten by the same dog. The COM
muulty u very much exercised over the
occurrence
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at isezn. This WIS not Effected untll
after rcpellng mn attack by force OF well
armed Mntabeles and innicting upon them
heaVy loss. Tho aoss suffered by elf
iords force in the engagement Was one
Killed and six wounded.
captain Spreolley, who repulscd q strong
ioree OF Matnbeles on Thursday, inflicted
a. heavy loss upon them and returned 10
buluwayo, bringing with hun large num-
hcr OF prisoners He brings the disaH-
,roua intelligence that all the whites In
the htiihueter district have been mnssn-
cred by the natives, including Messrs,
hehtiny, EdlSlns Baragawath and CRrpen-
yer. The corpses of ALI those killed were
horribly mntllated and their faces wore
burned almost beyond rcoognition
, me native police. who are known TO
nave cited the uprising, huye been dis
armed and several Mataheles have been
arrested; Members OF a family of eight
persons nave been brutaily murdered and
TWO prospectors are missing from the
country near here. The enemy Is reported
10 be nia@sng only thirty miles distant
from mere and the keencst anxiety ia
ttu nj the outlook ana an attack ilpon
NE town ~ now hourly expected
Hon. Cecf Rhodes who was expected
10 urrlNe here by this time has not Vet
rcported. No anxiety is eNperienccd for
nus safety, though his position travelling
IN inc country In certain TO become nj,
unpleasant one,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30

| stairs he proceeded to stilsons room up
| stairs. The latter heard the intruder, APP
parently, for no was awake when lie was
denlt stunning blow on the head.
Next he attacked Emma Stone. who slept
M q , room sh by hsrscln When hen ne entered
| the two other girls. who slept across tho
| hall. hattie stone arose TO so to her sis
| tcr,s assistance, but as she entered tho
| latter's room shc was feIled to the floor
by blow on the ho1d, but fortunately was
not rendered unconscious. Regaining her
| feet she ran to her room and locked tho
| door. Throwing bed quilt about her sho
leapcd from the window and ran through
the rain and mud to the nearest neigh
| boris. quarter OF Il mile away.
After he. Ind struck Hattie down tho
murderer err returned ned t to Emma's room ana
.fsa sas S sass ye sa es
window Finding the door locked he bat
tered 4 down, Finding only Flora IN her
room he asked where the other girl was.
When told that she had gone for help he
hastily left tho house and made his
escape.
her head, managed to reach the nelghbor's
house, told her story and then tainted.
After she had been put to bc,l the neigh
residence There tho evidences OF tho
butehery were discovered. Inc only person
Flora Stone, aged l6, and she was 10 badly
frightened that she could tell nothing
about tho murder except that the man
VINO committed II wore d mask over his
face. -
The crime ~ a mystery, There Is no
possible motive for the murders so far as
can be learned. Certainly the n1urdcreY
was not bent on robbery, for In n bureau
drawer IN Mr.. stones room were two gold
Watches ana some money. and nothing was
taken.
Tho sheriff OF Summit county was called
10 the scene of tho murder early in tho
morning and With ~ posse has been search.
ing all day for clues to tho murderer
Nothing has been discovered. one man
ksyttr, An
pass his house late last night going in tbs
direction OF tho Stone house. 10
Ira btilson, the hired man, and Emma
and Hattie STONE have not yet recovered
consciousness. and It IL feared that Stii-
son, at least. VIII die. while the chances
smnll. - 49, - 4 J, "a.
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ON THE ISLAND.
Insurgents Burned Village and Hanged
the Mayor,

Insurgents Burned Village and Hanged
the Mayor.
Havana. March q The inHurgent leader
Valencia has burned the village of Pepe
Antonio. near Guyanabaco short dis
iance out OF Havana. including church.
They then hanged the mayor. joaquin
Lavand rea. and Alderman Roderiguez
Gomez,
Tho hands OF soIomayer and soccorer
arc moving towards Cauabas 10 rnunftc
with hlaceU who was cncutnpel at IN.
plantation OF Manuelita. They attacked
Bahia Honda. After firing, which was
Kept up for an hour and a half they r.
treated with considerable loss. The col
utnns % General LinareE Colonel Ynclan
ana others are closely pursuing Maceo'
who left his camp AT Manueita, going in
The DIR ction Of Bahia Honda and burning
ru Hgcha. The Insurgents have burned
several plantations IN the 'distrIct OF
Santa Anita. Rogue and Cucvitas. In tho
province Of Ma1anzas and others south OF
the railroad from San Eclipse and Pal.is
ana tho plantation houses OF Maruueta nd
hoyo Colorado. near Havana. At Gufra
Melna, the insurgents hanged "A uer-
chant and at La Salud they Killed a Ia.
year-old boy.
Til secretary OF the insurrent landar
In Crete has been surrendered 10 the
authorities.
The military ATTEMPTED 10 pass the mill
lazy line beiwc u Neptune and Monte
but were repulsed.
Tie autonomist party has come to an
agreement not 10 take part In the gem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ENGLISH MARKETS.
General Features During tho Week w
Unchanged

General Features During thu Week Were
Unchanged.
London. March 29-The stock market
mas been quiet and dun during the week.
inc general features being unchanged
me new Chinese loan was quoted at II
premium of points. The Investment
stocks continue firm Forelrn securities
We're neglected. owing to the doubtful
hFp"ct Or European politics Ecuadors
htV9 ihiien points on the suspension
Of inc debt service. The mining market
influenced by AFFAIRS IN South Africa ana
ne Mnthneio uprising, werr HAT ON rlfnors
q niich IN tho negotiations botwcen
meMHfs. Chamberlain and President Kr1-
tef. Americans were tending lower on
Iehrs OF renewed gold shipments, but bust
ness Ia this department was 'nInnst life
,sss' prices being nominal ana regulated
~ w ~ street quotations. Cannd!ans
wire diso weak. There was "A good de-
nlnhi Tor most commercial ventures.
breWeilea' teiegrapha etc.
nc uecreano Included / S-s in Louisville
and Nashville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ptfELs IN GERMANY.

Berlin. March 2a.--Thrcc duels have been
fought In Berlin within the past few days.
One OF these presented many features that
made the case very painful one. bur-
rlsier named DIR. Hklltor challenged Lieu
tcustnt Won K.ttelhodt OF the imperial
yacht Hohengollern, whom no accused OF
adultery with his (Xlnkcrs) wife. At thu
exchange OF the first shots DIR. Xerkcr
was shot through the lungs and killed.
Another case was that Gf an officer OF
the guards, who severely wounded a civii-
Ian. THIS prevalence OF the dueling habit
causes SERIOUS comment In Germany: AL
though dneiiing ~ Illegal, the code OF
honur IL recognized ns iln1ing even, II IA
said, by the emperor himself, who COM
pcls military mon 10 fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
BROOKLYN DRY.

Enforcement OF tho Raines Law Cioseu
All Saloons.
New York March 29.-Ths Raines Ia"
wont into force In Brooklyn today. The
mandate had gone forth fom tho police
commissioners and the district attorney
that the law would be su'c'lF e"'o'o' W.
and every saloon-keeper within the )urls'
dIctlon of the police was Totined 10 com
Div with this provision. That they diu SO
was apparent to everybody saloons ,qo.t,
side doors and ali--weN closer ~ NV,
nliuJJs oI,str,,cted a view OF the bar from
i iIt street were thrown vide open. yer
! in ia history has Broklyn experie ne ,',i
such dry Sunday. ne resaau ~, ii'1
clubs were just as drS as '"o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
CANAL INSPECTION.
Interview with nm American Official on
Artificial WntcrWnyS

| Interview With nm American Official on
Artificial Waterways.
| London, March 20. Colonel William
| Ludlow. military attachc Of the American
embassy at London. recently sent by tho
government TO inspect the various Euro
poan canals with tho view of reporting
| their workings IN comparison with tho
proposed Nicaragua canal, said TO n rep
rVsentative OF the Associated Press re-
| garing his Inspection:
THE inspection proved n laborious
Enough interesting Undertaking. | have
thoroughly inspected the Sucz canal. and
tiio oniclals OF that company did every
thing TO facilitate my injuries and
placed steam yacht at my disposal.
tlIrt might thoroughly see It's workings !
II IL wonrrilui suec1-sr. There H. hard
~ amy work In the world regarded ns n
pnftly commercial investment thai H.
yielding go large rvturn. Its proiits
must be cnoihous.
they are. Take Engihnds share IN the
concern, for instance. While England
does not own majority OF tho shares
yet It's income from this source alone
would suffice to maintain some king
doma. You know that the canal was not
a success at first. but now II t,c""s ono
or tho most successful schemes OF the
century, ! also went to Greece and wit
ncsSel tho working OF tho Coruth canal
Nhilo entirely different both IN aim aud
construction, 1t IN Sun a success II IL
q most Interesting work, The original
scheme for canal hero wnR conceived
In the time Of Nero and one may vet
see the original test pits that were made
10y the Romans,
II also thoroughly inspected the new
German canal, This IL u wonderful ar
iulr ana Germany can now uso her navy
IN both sens, had an audience with TN.
emperor In nerin and told him that the
t"rmnn canal WAS tho only one that had
nnen cpnslrncled within the original esli-
mates of tho cost
From Germany ] went 10 Holland and
thoroughly inspected their sysiom of
waterways ] have yet to visit the Man
chester ship canal and possibly Inc Gale
DOMAIN canal In Ireland Then J shnll
anhmit my report to tho government at
Wnlhington."
Asked as to his opinion Of tho fenai-
Dliity OF the Nicaragua canal nfter View
ing tho workings OF the others, Colonel
hudlow shiu' ~ am moro than ever con
WINGED that II IA fensIbIe but until nv
report IN submitted ain unable to make
any detailed statement"
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.

Valuable Mining Property Said to BE In
yolvcd
New York March ~ The xvorld lamar
-,
row WIN pnbhsh the ioloWlhs' Inc pa
pers Will be filed In the United States cir
chit court in which the plstntiff is ttttio
-. " -,
"a urlsss, Wiz Oh Nlnth hoDlis w ptiEgs'
NSannS Taiirodu Sout'HctoT o. inns cry
MiS rrisgs sues lol |lN'pn damages
against joan =. SalnIloI, amos ShiiehteF
ana Nhailrs CaN ehaeI' an 81 colorado
tahlpioh - lhlc'ested III some OF me
p'bstat boiu mlllrS IN tolpIauo' lavender
ana tanlplon are Denver lawyers, Ihey
are charEei Win cohsPi1hs TO deifhud
me plalitili out OF a tufe'-riEhths lhtvr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. March aO.-For Eastern
Texas: Cloudy and threatening In south
ern portion with possibly showers near
the coast. Fair and cooler in aorthern
norton; variable winds becoming north
erly.
Arkansas: Diminishing couoihess;
slightly cooler in northwest portion; varl-
able winds, becoming northerlt
Colorado. Fair cooler IN soptherh por-
ton. nOrthorly winds.
Montana: Fair; warmer in western por-
ton. westerly WINDS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ToDRY'S FORECAST.

asLLW YORK-The seventy-first annual
taaiollion Of the National Academy of
''sa VIII open today,
sEookIYN-The inaugural meeting Of
., "a" department of the Brooklyn In
pisr OF Arts and Sciences VIII be held
M tKOlT, Mich.-The Detroit Athletic
WI hold its annual boxing and
s,aInahs carnival this and tomorrow
Me- Sscs,i,o,N-rhe Boston College Athletic
s,oh Is TO hold n competitive meet
iEsening in the gymnasium of the
'VA Athletic association.
a,,ia a.saptLPliIA-The exhibition OF the
IN and wagon builders, opening to-
fs,ss ploiaises TO be very successful.
|alurss carriages viii be among the
N' oi me exhibition.
: saW YoRK-Jack Everhardt of New
M ss,u ana Horace Leeds of Atlantic
rena ~, oeN twenty-five rounds at the
sht a, ,,i ,he Empire Athletic club to-
Hsofiie AN pounds Everhardt is a slight
h SoSsGessTowN. ohio-The annual ban
IA i,ahne Hoard Of Commerce win be
naent s. Among those who viii, bt
lssan, the Hon, James ii. Hoyt OF
efss,Sas 't,l-Local athletes are deeply
v be,,,h me contest set for tomor.
eals ~, August w. johnson anc
Nhe strong men. Lifting bar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

N1CE--Tho Marquis OF Salisbury had
a long audience with Queen Victoria Sum
day.
LIMA. Peru~-A severe earthquake oc-
CURED hero on Saturday. causing great
anxiety,
MONTE CARLO-T Prince OF Wales.
attended by Hon Seymour Fortesuue,
was Mr. James Gordon Bennctta guest on
his yacht
LpNlJON-Tho Duke and Duchess OF
Marlborough have arrived IN London after
their extended wedding trip. Great Prep
Rrations are being made for their rc, cp-
ton at Woodatock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
THIS is MERELY A TIP.

land, who until quite recently was COM
pletely Isolated In Europe.
Mr.. Bourgeois today Sunday has been
busy comforting with tho leaders of the
colonial party and others for support. He
hopes TO he able to tide over the criala.
A dispatch to tho Chronicle from Iierin
SAYS: Pending tho result OF NJ Bourgeois'
Importance before tho chamber pf depu-
ties In his new position the papers hero
speak with reserve But no unonsincss IL
visible at tho crisis which is unlikely to
affect European peace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ARMS AND Administrations

Mafc<inG, Cape Colony. Mnreh 29.--Fiv.
thousand pounds Of arms aud ammunition
nave been shipped from here 10 Baiuwayo,
mere iS the keenost anxiety throughout
INC IritnfNahi IA TO the fate of the mn
protected beers and their families Mt
MAtabeiand Many burghcrs ar. reauirinu
the government to grant them permission
to so TO fhe assistance of their thront :
cncd country men,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
OLD GLORY WAS BURNED.
Favorite sabbath rastime OF Standards 4,
Borcclona "

Barcelona. ~
barcelona, March 2s--This city had an.
other anti-American demonstration todnv
which has been regular feature of the
Sunday festivities for several weeks past
Ihronss OF promenaders. who listened Ia
the band diseourang. evinced a lively in.
terest in the proceedings and their enthus-
iasm took the form OF publicly burning an
American flag. No further disturbance,
however. occurred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ELKs. EI EcrIoN.

beaumont. Texas. MARCH Beaumont
lodge. No. 30. benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks held meeting Friday night
and elected the following officers 10 serve
for the ensuing term. X. ID. SImonton,
exalted ruler; n. il. I;eels esteemed Lead
Ing knight; II. X. y. Henry. esteemed
loyal knight; j. Frank. esteemed lecturing
knight. j.. H.. Phillips. secretary; IL. ID.
Fletcher. treasurer; n. e. Kelley G. II.
Bone, NJ Il. Fletcher, trustees. G. X,
which meets at Cincinnati July Z, s and d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
D. m 18TH meridian time.
STATIONS


The barometer Is below 800 inches
throughout the country except ever
Florida and there are two depressbns,
one over the lower lakes, and the ether
over Southwest Texas.
The weather IL clear over the North
western portion OF the country and partly
cloudy to cloudy elsewhere,
PRECIPITATION; Trace at Galveston ana
O6 of an inch at St. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
NoT oFFIcIALLY coNrIRMrp.

Washington, March $50 far as can
he learned here nothing has been reported
regarding the reported firing on the
schooner william Todd by Spanish gun
boat OFF the Isle Of Pines. For the pur-
pose OF Informing himself OF the facts in
the case the Spanish minister Depuy dc
Lone. has communicated with friend at
Kingston, Jamaica, at which place the
vessel has arrived. but up to tonight has
not received any reply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
DEATHS IN ENGLAND.

London, March 30 Tho Times announces
the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Charles.
author of many historical novels oharnc-
tstlzed by doep religious feeling, among
Them being the Dragons and Draventes
and Chronicles Of the Schomhcrgh-CO tta
Families.
The rlmos alEo announces the death OF
Senior ferrtrira. Portuguese vineyard
owncr. who made fortune OF f2.D0O 000 /;
ANA Joseph Spchl the Austrian historian.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
CoRl,jpT MAGISTRATES.

Melbourne March "a special board
has been appointed TO Investigate into the
reported existence OF serious corruption
by numerous honJrlry magistrates. Who
are alleged TO be guilty II traificking
with tho iitigants and prostitutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
At Manchester

Manchester, March 29.-,rhe market n. g
neoh hrm for the week with few or no
Echk spots, both spinners and manufnc-
ihnlnts being Wen engaged. Several large
iu,nA OF yarns were taken for Japan, and
oihor Eastern markets were doing daily
a fair aggregate business "'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30
ARRIVED AT THE FRONT.

Cairo. March 2s.sir II. II. Kiichner.
tho Scidar of the Nile expedition. has mr.
rived M the front aud the second column
nus arrived at Aknshc. A small body III
ned before The artillery Abu JIn,nid
ma" been reinforced from Berber.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-30

Auction pools at Louisville on Little
Rock and New Orleans races
Competition bowling games at Cincin-
natl.
Kentucky Derby candidates weif out
in the mud
St. Louis Browns barely defeated the
Fort Worth team IN another ten-inning
game.