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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
THE OLD LADY AGAIN IN TROUBLE


agreed tnat they would make no stump
spoeches.
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lellel y honor NJ Denver.
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over the long distance lines of tho sorrh-
western TELEGRAPH and Telephone COM
panY to hcarlN $40 sub crihers In the
cities and towns of Texas. Toll
stations m General office hoiels an /.
other convonien- locations. Ask central
for stations connected and rates charged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
TEMPORARY oRGANIzATIoN.

Chicago July la conference between
Governor Altgeld, Governor Stone ani seN-
'iai othcr leading democrats. was helo at
ihr sherman house cday The meeting
NhS lor the purpose Of outlining a plan of
a . n TO be carried cut IN regard 10 the
i'hporaiy frgani2at on nj the convention.
IHsN remained N session Tho greater part
~ me Tor anon. The d5or 10 the room
~ ~ 'iosfiy guarded, and the guard sad
~ ~ Ma hran Instructed not to tinlt ans
~ lIlp no. ercn u take in oaro'. should
any he presented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
THE rwo.riIIRps RULE.
silver Men Have Ronched No Conclusion
R'ga1ding II.

silver Men Have ReHrhed No Conclusion
Regarding 1t.
Chicago, July L. II Is nnt yet certain
whether thor" VIII he = general disp si-
tion in the convention to follow the lead
of the Illinois delegation in declaring TOY
an ahrogation Of the iwo-ihirds rule. The
action Of zinc Illinois people IN the matter
has had tl" effect OF rttIvng interest in
the subject There rs ungucsiicuubis a
sirlng faGticn favf'ahlc to he course cli'-
line0 hv the liinuispns, who cont nd as
GId Governor AitI9l -, that the rnin "a IN
-emocraiic, and who would Ike to sec
II "ncrilod upon genernl pruclrios. H.
l.owtNei. n is nhrogated. Tn nr'inn WIN
hc juo To the Jflauliy In seeuitng ihe
necessary " -thiris 10 n inmate WIN thu
rule siil IA 'Nistcuco " rs cuntondfd y
many that hy the time the dominating
stage of The convent on rs reached the 81
vel men win be abb 10 crmmhni iuily
tw o-thrlS OF the voting s'rcnetn, aud the
argue If this shprll b. Tho cas-. th,te
u b. no necessity tor changing the
rides
1'hr sugge st"d change may come at tire
opening ~ the convention on u m7ii1n to
adopt the rules nf previous conventions
for the guidance Of thc temporary organ
i2ar on. and until the committee on rules
crn have an opportunity to pass ui-n tins
subject TINS IS enc Of the quest sons winch
the silver rommitica VIII possibly consi1'r
and until its verdict II registered no pro-
l.rainmo VIII he made,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
WANTS MILITIA.
Riot In McK.n State Be,wce Union
and Non nm nn Mon.

Riot In McK,nlcvs State Between Union
and Non-unlon Men,
cleveland, Ohio. July SHERIFF Leaks
this afternoon tolcrraphed Governor
Bushnell al Columbus that he was unable
TO hold In check the striking stone quar-
ny men MT Berea and asked that -four com
parAcs of militia lac ordered TO Berea at
once.
Cleveland, Ohio. July LIN response 10
sheriff Leach's request for mlitsn Cover
ror bushnell replied that the sheriff must
use Ms own judgment and y unable To
cope with the strikers himself to call out
the mslitia In the county Everything Is
quiet tonight
West View, Ohio. Judy lover 100 shots
were exchanged between deputy sher!ffs
and sirikors this morning at the BArea
stone quarres. hut no one was killed One
STRIKER had Il leg broken In two PAGES
and many have sore heads as the result
of the hand 10 hand conflict.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

RICHMoNp Com .dorablo interest is
manifested over the ARRIVAL today of the
Iiftcenth Maryland regiment of tiolu'
mare to attahl the Confederate retilioii
in ms city. An elaborate round OF enter
aifment has been prepared Tor The wish
tors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
TODRT'S FORECAST.

SARATOGA. y. Y.-The week following
today promises Ia be- al once a gala thu
fer Saratoga and a season of festivily
tor club women and Dauehte Of the
Revolution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
AN OPEN BOLT IS IMPROBABLE.
Abrogation of Twc-thirds Rule and Con-
ferences With Boiiing Republicans
viii Encourage independently.

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sey. Senator Was vi Wisconsin. Senator
Gray OF ne'uware and many others, in
Guiding large delegations Of business men
and politicians from indianapolis, BALI.
more rt,sburg. 81 Louis anu other CIV
os. Ii Is understood the Influential men
arc coming from Indianapolis qua t}at
Iowa will send a iurGc delegation The
Illinois gold democrats Will also be- pres
ent in force.
Il can not bat believe said Mr. Eckels.
after eiviAe this list, thai these men
" II exert an Influence upon the conveu-
ton They are all me1 who have I-lrtic-
pated - National Affairs and al ar, we'll
known drmocratS They VIII appeal to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
SPORT.

r,xns loaF.e raris 3. hustin1
National loague- St Louis .. I',,shnrg
:, Rroollyn 2. Philadelphia 3. Baltimore s.
Nov York . Washington 10. Boston 8
'hiotso ~. cleveland 10.
S nth rr league Montgomery L. New
orleans G.
val beating crew has become popular
IN England aud II they achieve victory u
VII rot be b grudged them.
Wuners AT shoopshead BAY -poep-o-
paN. Burlosaue. Irish Reed i.ithos. Ora
cicsn Captain T.
Nlnrais an 81. Louis Chad Eyes, Sligo.
Horse shoe robacco. Bins Binger. Tower
est. SIR nthreel.
Wlnrers Al Oakley isabelle. Governor
Bel =. Ben Brown. King tone. Carrie r.,
Whyotta-
Zoe fatchen and John Il. Gentry are 10
meet to1ay for the first time.
Winners a, Chicago dlarness) Dan @
Bar crisp. pircrtum keliey. rlancr.
FOREIGN
Greeks appeal to The United States TO
rescue starving and destitute Creians
The only country which could DO 1t With
out suspicion.
Peruvian rebels have declared repub-
lie in the province OF Loreo.
Disorder and plague Is spreading IN
China.
japanese accounts Of the great earth
quake give no definite news.
sixty perfons Thought to have been
drowned IN Egypt.
Mere natives have joined the uprising In
South Africa and an attack OF. BulIwayo
is expected.
DOMESTIC.
Mrs. Harriet lsecchcr Stowe Is dead.
Five members Of the Buck gang hanged
from one gallows AT Fort Smith.
Confederates mt Richmond adopted \
resolution thanking Chicago for the ereG.
'yIon 7Sf lhe Confedersa monument.
Labor riots in Ohio may cause militia
70 be called out
POLITICAL.
Arkansas republicans nominated a full
State ticket.
Nebraska republicans took all night 10
nominate = siatc SspfSr'
Cough was renomirated for governor
by Minnesota republicans.
Hobart called ON Mckinley and they |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

III FFALo. \. Y.-The city is iilinr M
with cduca ors Of all grades. We'll known
and obscure who have como II a. md
the session of the National Educational
assnrcaron. which begin tomorrow, 10
continue u!l the 10Th.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02
NO HOUSTON TENAS THURSDAY july Q 1896
oIPE.
Wrought Iron Pipe,
Well Casing,
Drive Pipe,
Boiler Tubes, etc.

we are headquarters on these, having
JUST received large shipment. Also oil
Aihus and sizes OF Iron and Brass fittings
Write for prices in carload and less than
carload lois.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-02

TITl NlN!NN VI =.
ENtrcme activity IN wheat developed
INTO dulncss and prices went lower.
i:car operations and liquidation sent
stocks down.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

srATR OF KANSAS, EDwAR COUNTY .. O..
Notice u hereby given that the following
aescrfbsd lAndsand town lots. situated In the
county II Edwarda. State OF Kansss. wore
sold fol taxes OF 1872 on the fifth day OF Sep
lember Ira, and that unles the same are re-
deemed ON or before the 7th. day OF Septem-
ber, ioo6. by the payment Of the sum set op-
posite each tract OF land or town lot the same
psi9s e1srfes. ~ Interest ana cosas' @ cScnia.eH s,
be oouseyed by deed to the purchaser there
OF. 9. It, CLARK
County Treasurer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-10

pt $50 It 9 from ne &C
of EmmersOn's ave
and n line line OF 9Th
st thence 9 so It n
140 It W so II 8 14O It
to beginning
G. Wheeler com at . pit
50 # Q from cor of
EmmersOn ave and
8 line of 5th st th'nc
g so fl s 14O # w SO
It n lao # to potnt
of begin ming
s HI Alender Adams
com on 8 line Of 5th
st $50 fte from u line
OF EmmersOn- ave
thence Q 100 Il 8 40
" 100 # u 140 # to
beginning
H Justice com ON 8
line Of 5th at $50 it q
from 9 line of En-
merson ave thence q
26S 95- 100 It s 140 IT
" 26S 50. 100 It n 1AO
to beginning
&C Young and Ache
ney com at ne cor
of blk r Niles West
add to Kinslev then
e 100 ft 9 140 1t y
100 It n 40 ft to RI
OF beginning
Brown . Pope com al
sW cor of q S3 t "a I
10 thence n along "
line OF said SEQ S7(
6-10 ft to an inter
section with 8 line
Of rt of way of A I
= s FRI r said IT n
| way line being l25f
distant at rt angles
from center line o
main track of rsi(
road thence north
! easterly along sAi.
line OF IT of way 4
an intersection viii
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SL0 picSou bCTcS Ill re
OF sw4 except IT OF way Of
OK & W railroad
J b Shatxer commencing 215
IT g OF NV cor Of sw4 OF 70
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Of way Z X s. Wrr thence
ne along said rt of way
1873 It thence n 293 It theme
W AZ II thence Q 395 It to-
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2s - ~ thence W 80 IT for
place Of beginning thence
W y6 It thence n 1371s It
thence g SO IT thence 8
lTHft to place of bex'ux
Mary Skillington com at a
poin- s80 ii west OF SO cor
Of sw4 % "a 10 thence II
346 ft thence W 50 IT theme
t3i6 thence e 50 It to pt of
heginil.g
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rds . 8. rtiA W 81 rds on 8
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b~Kiuink.
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Unknown com at q pit
100 IL q from NV cor
lot 1 blk 7S A V L
Co.'S add thence w
to sw cor of said lot
and blk thence 8 15O
ft thence W to a pit
100 from " line OF
lot thence n $50 It
to beginning
Unknown com at a pit
100 It " from Sc cor
of Ii Z blk 78 A V T
Co.'S add thence W
to se cor OF said lot
and blk thence n 15O
# thence e TO n TT
100 II " from e line
OF said lot z Themes
8 $50 # to place OF
beginning
Unknown sub DIV OF 81
81 A V I Cos add
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-10

Kin Sly Ex Bank com at .
ut 46s. IT W tiom ne cor OF
biz - Eiusl-y and on
line Of =, n st. theuce W ga
I,O II 233s n 1ou IT to pI
Of Ut pegin.,inS
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-10

WANTED-AN IDEA y %sS sSss s:n :!nD1s salse
thing to patentf Protect your ideas they may
hrilR you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEH-
BURMA Co, Patent Attorneys, Waehlneton-
D O., for their - 500 prize efer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-04-10
K1NsLEY, EDWARDS COUNTY. lGBee
8 line produced of q
certain piece Of land
owned by A Gorham
thence Q along C

Certol0 piece Oh l3OQ
owned by A Gorham
thence Q along c
line ITO It more or
less to &c cor of said
tract OF land sold to
A Gorham thence 9
to an intersection
with the center line
of little Coon Greek
thence southeaster-
" along said creek
to 9 line OF said sec
80 1l35 ft to pt of
beginning. Con tain.
ing As acres more or
less, Tax of 1890
Mrs Kate Roberts com
at the NV cor blk So
AV r Cos add to
kinsley thence w On
6 line of 10th 81 100
t. thence 3 on " line
OF Mass ave 100ft for
place of beginning
thence " parallel
with 9 line of 10th st
140 It thence s para
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Mass ave 100 # then
9 parallel with s line
OF 10th st 140 It to ut
OF beginning
Matilda Miller com at
NV cor blk52 A VT
co add to Kin. theme
W on 8 line oI 10;h st
100 It thence 9 para
lei to e line of Mass
ave 200 it for begin'g
thence W parallel
with 8 line of 10Th st
140 it thence s para
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ave 100 # thence e
parallel with 8 line of
10th st 40 It thence
n par with e line of
Mass ave 1Or it to pt
of beginning
P S Carter com at the
NV cor blk 50 4 V I
Co add thence " 24O
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st for be ginning
thence W on said $
line of 10th st 2714 II
thence s par with "
line Of Mass ave $50
tt thence q to a pt
on " line of Mass
ave $50 fl s OF S line
IF 10th st thence q
81 ft thence w 14O ft
thence n par with "
line of Mass ave 30u
# to the s line of II
st and the place e1
beginning
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thence ~ 3SJ fl 9 6SO It c
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Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-29

The following is from Secretary Carlisle's speech of 1879. before he was hypnotized by Cleveland: According to my view, the conspiracy which seems to have been formed here and in Europe to destroy by legislation and otherwise from thrse-sevenths to one -half of the metallic money of the world is the most gigantic crime of this or any other age. The consum- nation of such . scheme would ulti- mately entsil more n,isery upon the human race than ali the wars. pesti. fences and famines that ever occurred in the history of the world." And yet be, an American, born and reared on the soil that has produced co many patriote, was willing, for the gid of . cabinet position, to turn his back upor his race and become party to this crime, and by % doing lost his oppor- tunisy of being president.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-29

People get divorced for all serts ot remarkable reasons. but there is 6 csr- tain amount oi novelty in a husbands suing fer absolute divorce because Lis vie refused te mend his cocks. This Is the reason alleged by rich Gilbert Forham Archer of Westbhester county N. Y.. for desiring 10 part from h,s spouse who has become too much of . "new women" for his views of proper dom esticity.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-29
UNDER wnuCH ks.AG:

We are unalterablyi We are analtefably opposed to the singlsiopposed to every meas geld standard We de ure calculated 10 dsbase mand the insmediate our currency or impair restoration of the free the credit of our coun and unlimited eoinagcs,ry. We are therefore. of gold and silver a;lopposed to the free the present legal ratio olcoinage of silver except Of r6 te I, without wait-iby iniena;iossi agree ing for the aid or con ment with the leading sent or of any other na- icommeTcid nations of ton We 5eman that ilihe world. which we the standard silver dol -lpltdge ourselves 10 lar shall be fuIi lesa, ipronsote. and untl such tender, equally withlagrcenent can be ob gold. for all debts, pub ltained. the existing l,c or private, and we gold standard must be favor such legislation preserved Republican as will prevent the de-ipiatforn, St. Louis, June none;ilation of any I8. Isoe.
 kind of legal tender
 money by private con-
 tract.r - Democratic
 platform. Chicago.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-29

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Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-29
MILL FOR SALE

A sen-stamp mill cosrfKTE. 6 pans. ses- tierx an agifator. two Ie-foot revolving concen- trators, I6x s Coriis engine. two boilers all in good working order. Building nearly nsw Can be moved as it close fs railroad. Mus be sold, and can b-itorRhs. for ss.oco cash Addrsss sosPEcIon offce, Tonhsaore Al
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-22
Decoration Day June 9Th.

The Executive Committee of the Au.
gusta Memorial Association this week
completed its arrangements for Decoration
Day, June 9th. Judge r. T. w. Duke of
Charlottesville, who charmed our people
with his oratory last year, is to be the
orator.
Invitations to participate will be extend
ed to-Stonewall jackson Camp of Con-
federate Veterans, Daughters Of the Con-
federacy. West Augusta Guard, Baker Ri
fes, military companies from Winchester,
Tom Brook, Woodstock, Harrisonburg
and Charlottesville, cadets from the Staun-
ton Military Academy. Augusta MILITARY
Academy, Fishburne Military Academy,
Uniform Rank K. of T.. Stonewall Brigade
Band, Blackboard Concert Band, and all
bands from the county.
Captain Frank B. Berkeley, first vice
president of the association, will introduce
the speaker, and Rev. M. l.. Wood, pastor
of the Baptist church, willinvoke the Di-
vine blessing on the assembly.
Colonel j. D. Lilley was appointed chief
marshal, with the following assistants: G..
Julian Pratt, e. Benton Conner, j. A.
Wilson, Charles s. Roller, John W. Crist,
A. Perry Anderson, George w. May, DR..
s. P. Hite, NJ. L. Leonard and J. D. Trim
BILE.
1t is understood that the Daughters of
the Confederacy will place small flag on
every Confederate soldiers grave.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-22
Democratic Meeting at ChurchviIIe.

CHURCHv1LLE, VA. May 1S.-A large
number of democrats assembled at this
place on last Saturday at 3 80 2. M, to ele ct
one delegate to the State Convention 1t
Staunton. The meeting was held in J. S.
Dudley's store and the room was crowded
to the doors.
DR.. j. S. Blair was elected charm al and
J. II. Diamond, secretary. After all adj
dress by DR.. Blair, and some other business,
James W. Sieg offer the following resolu-
ton which was unanimously adopted:
We, the democrats of Churchville, declare
our firm adherence to the fundamental prln-
ciples of Democracy.
We heartily endorse the administration
of President Cleveland and congratulate
the country upon his wise and successful
efforts to maintain the N National credit.
We approve the course of our Represen-
tatiye in Congress and think that be
merits the future support of bis cpnstitu-
ency.
And believing that the interests of the
people demand that their savings. and es-
pecially the wages of labor should be paid
in money of the greatest intrinsic value,
we are absolutely opposed to the fires and
unlimited coinage of silver by the United
States alone.
j, Hatch Slower was nominated and I'M
anlmously elected as delegate to the State
eonVsntipn with the power to select his al
ternate.
The secretary was instructed to furnish
the Democratic papers of StauntOn with a
copy of the proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned.
JNO. HI. DIAMOND. Secretary.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-22
The Variety Springs.

The Variety Springs will open June 4th,
under the proprietorship of Messrs. James
Ker, Jr., and H. G.. Eichelberger. This
pretty watering place is peculiarly Staun,
ton property. 1t has been not only great
pleasure during the Summer months to her
people, but to the sick or overworked it
has been blessing. Many are now looking
forward with keen expectation to it's open
ing day. 1t has had many improvements
in buildings, and its variety of waters, q
veritable lottery of health from which you
can draw Chalybeate, Healing, Alum,
Arsenic and free stone, is still running.
The proprietors announce the same advan-
tageous rates for those who put their fam
lilies there and still attend to business in
town. Miss Jennie Woodward is in charge
of the housekeeping department. this sea-
son.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-22
Brief Notes of Local Interest.

The Virginia Female Institute finals are
June 15th-16Jh.
The "Billy Lesley farm in Augusta,
which has just been divided among the
heirs, has had Lackey for an owner for
one hundred and fifty-six years.
The Great Council of Red Men of Vir-
ginia will meet at Lynchbnrg May goth.
This is it's semi-cen tennial.
Isaac Niswander, a lineman of the coun-
ty telephone line, fell some twenty feet
from pole Friday on Christians Greek,
severely injuring his spine.
The John Scott team of Staunton, and
the V. M. l. team of Lexington, played
here Friday. the result being that Staunton
won 16 to 10. But the playing of both
teams filled the spectators with sadness.
The Virginia Paint and Powder Club is
in fair way to be reorganized. The MEM
bers will meet at the home Of Mr.. Heber
Ker next Monday night
On the application Of the prisoner s coun-
sci the county judge of Albermarle has
changed the date of the execution Of VIM.
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Der 10th in order to permit counsel to take
the case to the Court Of Apdeals.
"Bud" Owens, the ex-convict, who as
saulted Officer Gregory last week while the
officer had him and other colored crap shoot
ers under arrest, was sent on to the grand
jury by Mayor Fultz. The other crap shoot
ers were fined 81 each.
The office of the Daily Times and Yost's
Weekly have been removed to No. Fl North
Augusta street.
The session the D., D. & B. Institution
will close Wednesday, June 10th, with the
annual exhibition beginning at 10 A. NJ.
The annual concert will be given Monday,
June sth, at 1870 A. NJ, and the Board of
Visitors meet Tuesday, June 9th.