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The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
MICHIGAN NEWS.

John Bare, well situated farmer
near White Pigeon, hanged himself.
Frank CAMERON, farmer near Har-
Dor Springs, was killed by a falling
limb.
The Quincy mine owners have or
dered the striking miners TO vacate the
companys houses.
VIM. Cuyler was killed at Eagle Mills
while unloading logs from car, when
a log rolled on him.
Curtice Reed, an Il. e. =. Nj. brakeman
on the Beaverton branch, was killed in
the Coleman yards.
Ithaca thinks there is lots of oil
thereabouts and $1,000 subscription
is being raised to investigate.
William McCram, of Cadillac, was
given 90 days at the Detroit house of
correction, for stealing a cabbage.
The eight-year-old son of John Roser
was drowned in Flint river at Flint
while trying to ride a floating Jog.
Baptiste Dumas, farmer, near
Nadeau, was found by his wife hang
ing from a beam in his barn, dead.
Silas Miller, farmer near Traverse
City, committed suicide by hanging
himself in the barn. Business troubles
The 15-year-old son of c. l.. Brown,
while on Higgins lake near Roscom-
mon, accidentally shot himself. He
will die.
Asher Davis, an old resident of Orion,
aged 73. committed suicide by cutting
his throat with razor. No reason is
assigned.
The experts who examined the books
OF the missing city comptroller, Waite,
of Port Huron, reported shortage of
over 81, 400.
Asher Davis, aged 75, of Orion, cut
his throat. He got out of bed and went
to small pasture lot, where he was
found dead.
VIM. Oates, an Aurora miner, near
Ironwood, riding in skip struck his
head against timber, fatally fractur-
ing the skull.
Asa Arlksey, one of the best BARRIERS
in Lapeer, died from drinking a guam
tity of wood alcohol at Veterinary
Woolley's stables.
Four prisoners were caught digging
hole through the wall in the county
Jail at Ann Arbor and their little game
was quickly stopped.
A. C. Johnson, a prominent farmer
near Morley was found dead in the
woods. johnson left home to look
over some line fences.
Sam Lyman, aged 40, a dealer in sec
ond-hand clothing at Kalamazoo, com
mitted suicide rather than face arrest
on charge of swindling.
Geo. Phelps brakeman, aged &c, OF
of Traverse City, was caught between
a G. & w. Nj. train and a chute at Pc
toslSey and was fatally crushed.
The fivc-year-old son of VIM. Bruncr
from home. The whole neighborhood
hunted for him till he was found.
The cigarmalSers employed by the
Capital Cigar Co. at Lansing walked
out because they were refused 81 more
per 81 900 for certain brand of cigar
The four-ycar-old son of Milton
Gleason, was drowned at Harbol
Springs by falling into barrel set in
the ground for the purpose OF obtain
ing water for washing.
Deputy Game Warden Avery arrested
ex-City Treasurer L. G. Kaesemeyer
L. C. Moore, Il. g. Kaesemeyer anC
three others at Port Huron, for vio
lating the game law 10y s2earing fish a
st. Clair Flats.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
The Shah of Persia Assassinatcd.

The shah of Persia has been assas-
sinated as he was entering the inner
court of the shrine of Shah Abdul Aim
the assassin firing point blank at his
heart. The murderer was promptly
arrested. Quiet prevails and no disor-
der is apprchended.
Nasir-ed- Din. shah of Persia. was
born April "a, 1922 and succeeded to
the throne on Sept 10, 1siS, on the
death of his father. The heir apparent
is the oldest son, Muzaf-er-cd-Din, who
was born March 25, 1853.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
The Transvaal authorities have made

The Transvaal authorities have made
public some of the correspondence be-
tween some of the Johannesburg plot
ters and DR.. Jameson, which show
clearly that Cecil Rhodes, DR.. Jameson,
John Hays Hammond and others and
the British South Africa Chartered Co.
were all in a conspiracy against the
Transvaal government. 1t is the opin-
ion of many that the British govern
ment will make the chartered com.
pany pay the indemnity demanded.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
He is Now Bishop Williams.

Rev. G.. Mott Williams. d. d., was
consecrated bishop of Marquette do
cese with elaborate ceremonies at Grace
Episcopal church, Detroit. Six bishops
and scores of clergymen participated in
the services and Il surpliccd choir of
men, boys and young women rendered
grand music. Bishop McLaren, of Chi
cago, preached the conservation sermon.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
Democratic Editors Organize.

During the Democratic state conven-
ton at Detroit the Democratic editors
held meeting and organized state
association with the following officers:
President, M. Il. Ryan, of Allegan, a
strong free silver man; first vice-presi-
dent, w. T. Nesbitt, of Big Rapids;
second vice-president, M. II. Woodruff
of Ypsilanti; secretary, Editor Dennis,
of Hastings; treasurer, $. w. Beakes,
of Ann Arbor.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
REVIEW OLE TRADE.

As the season advances there is more busi-
ness, but advices Indicate that on the whole
the prevalent feeling is that the gain is less
than there was reason to expect. While retail
trade has been active enough to materially
lessen stocks and Obligations and thus to pre-.
vent great MANY threatened emburraSsnents.
ii has not yet brought enough new business to
mills or factories To prevent decrease OF un-
flled orders and closing of some works. Sub
stantally the same state OF things exists in all
the great industries, notwithstanding the
strong combinations Ia some and evidence OF
Inadequate consumption appears In the fact
that the general range OF prices for commodi-
ties. farm and mine as we'll as manufactured
products IL nearly per cent lower than IL was
April I. and the lowest ever known. the decline
since October. 1892. being 1871 per cent Fail
ures for the past week were 2jS IN the United
States, against 81 the same week last year.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

Oscar Parmenter, a farmers boy near
Constantine, was killed by lightning.
Mollah Reza. the murderer of the
shah of Persia, has confessed that his
crime was the result of the conspiracy
and the grand vizcr was TO have been
killed also. The second son of the
shah has been crowned and enthroned.
Mrs. f. Y. Sailer. aged 25, drowned
her two children and then committed
suicide by the same method at Sturgeon
Bay, Wis. The woman evidently
walked out into the bay with her chill
dren and held them under the water
until life was extinct. after which she
lay down and deliberately suffered her
self to drown.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
Baron Hirsch bcqueathed to tho
prince of Wales S., ,O00, 900.

prince OF wales So,OOO,OOO
Ballington Booth has signed over to
Commander BoothTuclSer all of the
property held by him for the Salvation
Army.
VIM. Paul has been hanged in the
penitentiary at Columbus. for the muir
der of JOS Yoclzcl, his fathcr-in-law,
near Ripley, in 1894.
u. S. Ambassador Bayard was chief
guest at the annual dinner of the In
stitute of Mechanical engineers at
London, so invited. the secretary said,
because of his popularity in Great Brit
ain and to show their contempt for the
reflections cast upon him.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08

A dispatch from Naples says that it
is rumorcd there that an anarchist
plot against King Humbcrt has been
discovered.
The 10000 employees of the Adams
Express Co. are preparing for a big
strike because of extremely disagree
able and unjust rules made by the coD.
panY.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
PENINSULARITES.
NEWSY NOTES OF PEOPLE AND
THINGS OF MICHIGAN.

National Alpha Delta Phi Met at Detroit
Democratic Editors Organize "a State
Association - Rev. q. Mott Williams
Consecrated Bishop of Marquette.
The Yale expositor., 1896-05-08
NNNIN, II IN. .
NNla nnt ryaA

EDctrOit-Hay, No. / timothy, SI3 per ton
Potatoes, new southerns, :i.2j per bu: Old zoe
Live Poultry, chickens. t)c per ID; turkeys. I2c
ducks, 1Oc Eggs. fresh, l0c per doz. Butter
fresh dairy, &C per lb: creamery, l7c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
A BIG SCHEME FOR FUSION.

republican
straight
coalition
therefore, worthy Of
cuneys
democracy
1t this
be gained By With che popus They are dsis
they contended for They and
forced Bryan has
ossrchy
The NE e the y proceeds %
the could
the jnnse ShcS controls svery thing at resent ~ ~ ~ w
sold
republican
TO
and
the
when
II
ambition and sashnes
and all
a generally
added
Co
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
SENATOR HILL AND BIMETAI17ss.


rleinsT
Nearly the opportun,v
Sherman bill give his views finance Ills was s. him
Thoroughly before
ism necessary to the Zane that
the Aa p hc "ama I panhs BY Mr. m the" could ~
ssssn'' framed to "''' with til" Ne" York senator's
this interesting showing -.
would abs,, %s tn
Hin said n "a
o. 81 a9i he ''fRsa' TGs e Linda E s
s'.@ = ~ s ss sSSSss e @ pursn..
s:5@ ss SSss "a aS. $ fs;
e. 5o5 Ss srss to %s zee
$ ss ss g. ssas Ss re- s:Ss e. F
'fSSif EaH else 1' viii
4sf. @ E sGI MS Is, 's5 Ss & ~ :
@ as abn nas met IN s, The be,
and q which e. S
s @s s ss syss % ss,s %? ND a
ays ':I P'Sf9 @ wssa @ si have RI.
ISL s !' ssnF sI s s not ss he snFsf S but diminished
r,a .,l1sla 4. 50 s5y il S. ss r. Fl r s
f6a eianS Wss R Biz hs s
@ a T4h ts Go head bs SS q n}aI ]
s Si and sG 2 s s @ss ss S,
aaF H Ss.y ha an's ga Of hts s" P1 He
snoran nsuar and weak could he have better the
ds away from the currency of fathers otn
ana Platforms into the
The free coinage Of silver is the only
Ills Mr. Hin said then, and it then
Nor Senator Hin the only
the
the
New which of
silver 1t appauded the msnnes
proved the democracy of
ad
n@aitsm The Sun said. rruthuly, speech:
Senator and
of gold
ON s WsH he dIGSrsd that If the PrSsent
The
upon republican
"0
seems therefore according
LOT 'he democracy OF the Empire State that
ago democratic
tc"i to statesman
hehs which have
A mas not done The
s IA lar as Know his financial
argument in favor of bmetallsm Of
10 or lo'a to He
strong presentation alter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
THE ALAnNMA ELEcrloN

The state election IN Al,nsn, o,,.,r.
tomorrow and thus h..on,ea I'M, o,,.,.i,,.,
gun, 70 10 spoak. In IN, srea, ha,,,, ~
1875 between the democratic marry and H.
,neinirs. Th, r,,,elt win lao ,v..,,.., ',,.,,,
inter,,.t tnr u,,nv recon,
IRE opp.-li.ou 10 th,. s..,,.,..,.,.., Ga, A.,
bainM tlts ye,r is I'm uo ,.,,',.' 80
fusion. with tae rop,la,., l.,.,.,tr.. 40, ,,'.
,onb.na. ION ana .,,.l,,l i,, ,,.,,..tlt.,, ,..,i
few sorehaad lclno. raj, mo sta,., -,
Alabama wal offer the beat b..,. nos-,,,,,
for an estimate n, tho h,r. -.
of opuosltlon acni.,,.,,..r,s q. ANY, ''''' I"
II the coali,ion foil. -, ,,,n ''p ''o'''''
Inn el.,t,o,, ,o,,,',,,.,.,. "'' '"iN !"
bin, OF II winning ~, an, =, -
state Win IN, ,,,..t.,. ''''''
North Caro.in, Al ,h, h,,t o,,',f" -
Alabama the 1en,o,,r,,s ,..,-, 80. -
againat S3.gss by the rnn,,,t.,s ~, N'a'
a smnn ..nt,.e,.,,, "''' ""iS
I,s,n. e ''pu''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
THE BAGGING TRUST.

N"'hes county News.
Local. cotton men are having great dif.
"c"''S III securing bagging and ties and
nave already had 20 get sufficient TO cover
Nv oa4es By express. Mcssrs. Reifrert A.
lips nave been IN daily expectation of the
ARRIVAL OF a car load for more than "A week
nasl' but 80 far IL has not shown IN.
aar's are out for II and II may arrive
WuaS IN the meantime suffice hng
S ss ~ kept on hand for tho ginning Of
,H1te uhl.s nni the merchants are stor-
n1-e.hs trust hss again got its grin on tho
V".son trade aud Will squeeze a lew mill.
phSNd cotton. Manufacturers OF hhguing
snu YES are 50 independent that they viii
kaNlg quote prices on their product-nnd
r., the men, who are behind these COM
ninatlohs ana forming these trusts for the
pufpose Of holding up the people and
,SntntE tnom. eNpress wonder and as
,sU,'lshiilent that there Is political revo-
luton In progress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

DEMOCRACY AID MONEY DEALERS.
Wall street IS the financial center NJ mis-
country and to thwt center flows the
money OF the country from every nook
and corner.
Every railroad, every Ere and life insur-
ance cunpanv, every important oorpora-
uon. has a head1ulrters OF an agency of
shat center aud that way the money goes
"a q dsay stream as II Is gathered tn the
daily business Of these vuritsls concerns
everywhere.
rms accumulated money Is used ~ every
possible way 10 profit The holdsrs al n. ond
they seize rni cling 20 every power or
iorded 10y tie laws and by financial condi-
tons 70 make t,iat profit, They arc NOT
more srifsh $40 this tli8n o'ters would b.
In tho came gltiagion. The single gold
stendnrd. as nos, nifords to this cforinolA
money power tho Ideal cnd,t.on for IFS
operations because g easily controls and
n'nnipula'es the s0li from day 90 day %
IT. selfish aly.LnaAEH and - the unrest
al injury OF ali other ciasses and inter
.sts 81 tho country
The hasis of our circulation must he
made ga broad dat these money dealers
can nos maripu!dio 1t "a nov. 1he adj
vantage thcy laya mus. ~ wrasied from
fhcm and itni democracy Will do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
TENAS NEWSPAPERS

l.. NJ. Dlckey and b. g ~
now eastors of the StocKssn ~
I.'i,o: Lizard Of The Fiictaf y
after s""kiiS one terra ~
isiIv.rr. las been renVo.'hs"A
The Yoakum Times has wy
new Office ard is very pVas
II findings. The Times IS NV
newspaper
Tho Dallas Daily observe
DEM. ATTIC paper that y "a
popular in North Texas. u
It's c'!uCr. AZ.
y. c. Mcfarland. editor o. T2
Daily Times, is mentioned ., IN
r.Alninee 81 lie democratic -"
legislature. -. n
sun and iicmber CT ine M
lex .sll.ure. is 10 ny menu
of Tie lex; Texas les's!i'N 81
III. Texas Woman y Wv
Now na;,or ! ubl!shed at ioa.T
len : lis Ci,'cs an prop ,rllsj
nan VII advocate the ;"
form. -, 81
The Business liatoro y ~
rea lgule jetNnai maj r. Is "
pearan ,e in Houston, ~. a1
manufacturing enterpr'sssr ralx
dcvC lopment. The fiist nls.,,sllyy
seN ef0i very valuable oonIr
rthi,cis of gene ral lnteressrr,ys
Gray IN r.,i,,clence1 newsrd =
editor and genera. mana'
nd.
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tute. a serious. .ehallens. 4 .. /

upon which the governors eaen1
now aSsalliug him. Common taz
quires us to consider this nsv m
man who has been so bitterly ds1
and v.llltied. Common fense hre
to ask ourselves whether Gorsfre
geld's democratic opponents N LEA
animated more by unselhlsh rH
than by personal vengeanee ~
leader who has antagonized thsi 4
and who has outwitted, coSqxn
eliminated them"
The Post has reached the vel =
the armor of the Chicago dsfscAA
sonal vengeance" against leadr =
outwitted them explains the cnne
alton and the reason why a an
is dcmd nded. Mr.. MacVsasa saas
keynote of this personal yests,1
the Auditorium meeting In Cafh|
Ceding the National demotralE y
tlon. Altgeld had outwitted az y
lied the MacNeagh and HopNn .
and Macy eagh sought 70 lw
convention the Alleged brand ~
was discounted and defeated hs1
he mentioned Altceld's name 49,
drowned in cheers for the ila11
crnor.
The country should unders
movement in Chicago for a uua
not in the interests OF SCUM
'the honor of the Nation OF w
the KIND. Ii is simply moye as.
feat the democratic State WV
nois by n combination Of Cnair
clans, who have been oulv1sw
tagonized by the governor o. .
mOnwealth.
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whitcwrirht Sun
WHAT THE SOUTH WILL NOT TAKE

IA.
Albania journal
The New Orleans States, which made a
strong night against the free coinage OF
SILVER, announces its intontion of support
INK the democratic nominees though 1t
can mot approve the platform on which
they stand
IL says: THE South will swallow free
silver. anything. indeed. except tho re.
publican party
he states goes on to comment on the
@'o"cnlng record which the republican
par.y made when It Was In power m the
Sputh and says that the people of this
section Know nothing OF that party but
cry" $3.50 ''-'
It adds:
a party that plundered Lou!alana
atone 70 the amount of one hundred mil
lions of dollars in six years. and our sis
YER southern Stntea in the same manner
van never come To us for recognition in
any glise or on amy pretcnsc.'
ne states warns the sound money DEM
oci avs OF the North that Southern demo-
.th,s VIII mot join them In support OF
Mnhsn.ey and hat the sound money Go.
meat an the southern democracy cOnsid-
tfs lrte SILVER a less eva than republican
uG'ninAtion and It's many attendant Ills,
lie report that thors Will he a great
',Nls among 9nsan3 democraIs does not
""tin 20 b. wrlI founded. Both the New
'traus l1chyune which. like the Sttu,w.
oilorcl fres coinage Is SUPPORTING H,-yan
aliu 'r"ull md the meeting OF denocfnts
VINO favor az independent ticket, which
WIS heid IN New orleans a few DAYS ago
"ns a very small afair 49,
me @,ctoral vote of Louisiana is safe
lot the democracy " 1890
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I .-.
80 -, 49, VYs "."','9 o.. - gov "s,''
',, t"-.h's' % s'',S'e so.u 1s'..|,-
~,
,,., ,an =, '"''''''
-''I
Tho sni.b and Wost ar. suffering for
mena,, m,, thu b,rL.rs in Wan stree,
am la All, ,ho ,ro,..,,rv fo, canuais,
a.
purposes ana moi hai Try
,,or,r,,roiler plrlev,s rl,t, s.ateucn, ~
.be.reeorJs of bis d,,ortn,eut as "a st,t.
taxation and eNuet1sti.,.os for rnnnv v.nrs
paat. rs a compete answer to the noisy
az" "'e"7''' 'HS VI '"e oiP'''-
w." '.io 'eNi@ H'1'",narS ''NS y'tF III
A''r ""'1''oh h"lth'""- more Is ilpHVlu'o-
'' h'"'No ''F oi''"S'Ooh 10 ''e N',''
u''"'c'.Vey AM men ana papers make
i'"'"e'es rihieui"us W'th 'h"iF lrumped
up eharse' against the administration.
The ,c,p,or.d ra,,,,, a,lon -, o,,o.., VI,
lori, o., t.yo. ~, ,i,.. prtr,., - ~ n.
W '"o LUG. VI az" -
wears. rhfs ancient ,,,o,or is be,5n.ua
as vcp.r,nie ,s the mod oueen herself.
re N"pA" feNvH'oh Nus cost SpMN
'-V',V'',.N' "' tie past TWO years. we are
W ~ ''' '''"'N'Ai 9'7' $50
has rost th., Ifn.ied states over spc, ao0 0,1
ln ID uttla mora tb,,, ,,vo v.,rs ,o,,
ltiruspc, ~ she sya,.r. means n steod,,
ard enormous ipcr,ns4, of tbn u,,l,llc 1.bt
uhle 49,, ,,, "a, n...,.,s VII, ,he ,.,.,t n.,,
with In, baiaoo. o; sar,igr ,r,d. ,r ot,r
n,yorl len,t Tho system v,ro,,.p
------------
The Austin Statesman offers for Mr.
80 &c 40 ''''O'"'''s ''"ufon
49,, 49, 9'''e - - u" - "''''e ih".a
,.. "''''.'''"' pos 'iN'N
''"''0''"' VI ''S oppoS1uoh 70 MI ~ A'''
The SOCIALIST cer,.r,.ss in London h,s de.
nuusiratod again how utue there L. In
the =, ctalst movement. even in lAirope
Socialism aupears to be chiefly u,.f,u m
'"''po W serve as raiIyihS cry OF the
VINO "H''' TO exact tnrth'T pow
s, VIC p'op'o 'uf ''e aHesFd Sc
"''' "a H"oo'y' me governing elas-'>i
noe "'S icar"ns tIsis false cry oil
wa ''''' -
! The democracy Is not hostile to ANY
| 3, 4, -, ~ co s''''to4'" 70 huch a.
Wilton ,.,,-,.'. - "''"" sSs'e'h
! T.. y.r wv "N''''' u''e"'@''"h' 1t
,.,n -, me-. anu uAhserous sys-
MIR Bryar's speech at Madison square
garden on tho oooaacn OF tho notInca-
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THE MARK TO BE REACHED.

'F'NsNNi.A--
me democratic party is again tracking
N me path OF reet!udc and righteousness,
anu anu mere can he no excuse for all former
demnci.ts com rig hack 10 tho st,n,i'rt
anu hrlllhs 10 plant the grand old banner
n.sh anu Dry at TN 10000 mark IN Texas
a anau more, IT VIII be eood for Texas: IL
the point S''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
THE uMPIREs W.
Comanche Chief. ,lv

The lot OF the basebai,s, !. BSsqx.,,
happy one. This from ss"sptnsfl
shows the feeling OF re1S.sa.Ilis
In the breasts OF the 49,,
some unfortunate WHOSE Is pssl
meet their approval, ~ NO = ~
he left town betweenn, Lsst !
The s.imy-mouthed. IA ~
warty-nosed. putTd-'mn,,ssI pe-s
bow-iegged, laniern-ja'w',sssssc ssy h
skinned. lop-edred' ,,, h.ns
banded animal. ca,h,,,e serse
who umpired the pa n,,sh, =
and Texas-TeTitory, o sor ~
a barrel and picklea, ,, IN vsr
His unfair decisions i
notice. .,atl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
TOMMY Is SCARED.

1.-TWO months ago. Us I have already
raid. everybody conceded the election OF
tho republican ticket. What has happened
tory been blottsd out7 Not one scrap OF
them. Is our condition better2 Rather
worsa We ARE all In a bad way and soma
thing must be done."--speaker Reed e
srreeh
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A GOOD COTTON TOWN.

Runge's cotton receipts continue TO
stack up in great SNAPS More than 20
bales have hccn brought to ms market
up 10 yesterday at the close OF business
ana datly receipts now run from twenty
I'VE 10 torty-nve bales. AS a cotton pro-
dueinE community and cotton buying
town RnnEn hnnds The Nst,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
A FALSE BRAND.
Sherman Courier.

~ F''e'fE
gold bugs stealing our name. The dem
oSraNc rarty has already met In canven.
ZION, adopied platform and mae nom
nations hence any assemhlnge OF per-
sons who use our name are usurpeys and
usservs The noverest cenDurA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
SPEAKING OF scAf1D

Mckinney Gazette. ,rutus5,
If the r silver ya.iss ~
scarce throughout me ~ NJ ~
in Texas, they VII eu' y
And YOU might aass eohix
bugs Chose who iniS,,. sr qisr1s
are as scarce IN ctlsi, sAfa ~ =
are in Texas. they WI
snow.
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Tor the people OF this country. In order
10 avert such threatened disaster, every
rue patriot should rally 10 the support
OF the democrat @ ticket and nlant him
self under The banner OF reform
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

the Houston Post. one OF the cieane,t
best newspapers in the South is ap,,r,,t
ins bryan' Though !, has been in fsyor
is standing by the ticket. ave anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
HOUSTON. SUNDAY, AUGUST /, 1895

"Never will | vote for Nc.
Kinley. Never will | vote
the republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother.
who might be named there.
on. "-GRovER CLEVELAND
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02

Like true democratic paper. The Hous-
Zen Post suppor;s the platform and norni-
n.vs W Tue uemocrauc party. Tho Post
CONVENTION. 'N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
THE POST COMMENDED.

Hilsboro Reflector.
The Houston Post Is welding n brigh,
blade for Bryan and the tl,ket.
NaeogdoehcS Chronicle.
me houston Post seems 10 be the only
democratic daily newspaper In Texas.
party.