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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Nashville, Tom. November 2,-TAere arc
a few additions to be made to what mas
been said in these dispatches relative TO
the claims OF the party mahaAci' l" vas
state and these relate to the popAlIsts me
democratic committee nuhereS 10 no ~
un,ca hcretofore given out, while tie rerrb-
lean committee is equally positive that
mckinley. fol president, ard Tiliman, for
governor. will carry the state, out o. the
fcn congressional districts, Republicans nave
two certain and chance in ile Third Gl On,
trict, and they claim the sixth is dou2ti u'.
but this claim is hardly woil touhde On
servativc judges give me a''te ~ -, a.
In, n COO to 20 900 aud Taylor fDrinJ by
"a ooo and seven congrcssmsn with pos
sihle eighth. The populist vote is the doubt
full element.
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1886 i am very anxious 80 obtain the
present address Of my brother MIR. Pom
sonhy Levin Lee, whom / have not heard
of for about i've or six ycnra he was
married and had two or three children. His
wifc's name was Fanny. the eldest hoy
George ana another little hoy named Fred
Austin. When ! last heard from him he
was In Corpus Christi. He has also been
in Cameron. lnmpasas. Austin, San An
tonic aud Houston. though | do not think
he has been IN Houston for some years. II
anyone viii Kindly aid me by giving me
his address. etc, | shall be very handful
Respectfully, Hoss NJ Lee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

st. Paul. November 2.-One of tle bard
est fought campaigns in the history of
Minnesota closed today with nearly .vely-
body claiming everything. Tho democratic
State committee claims majority of q 200
for Bryan, not less than 10000 for Lind for
governor. four congressman and the other
three doubtful. The populst State COM
mittoe agrees generally in the claims with
the democrats, except that six OF the fusion
congressional candidates will be elected.
The republican State committee claims Inc
state for Mckinley by upwards of 95.r1J
and Clough for governor by 10 100 ana the
election of all seven congressman and a
large republican majority in the legislature.
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kANsNa.

Touolta. Kan, November with the
closing night Of thu campaign IN N"nS'S
the situation is stll unchanged Both SIDES
claim the state by large majorll'es' tlr"'
rallies were held throughout the state To-
day BIZ both parties. The republicans a,
a gIrat expense, have made careful Polls
OF the State and the lists show malorlS
Of 10000 for Mckinley electors ne ~
sionists claim at least 10000 majority lo'
the Bryan electoral ticket. Ioh'sH, p'. Wv,
cratic Chairman Prudential sent the FOL
lowing communication TO county commit
teom,n throughout the state;
you are justified in reaortlnG 10 OK
IRENE measures TO preserve IA, purity %
The ballot and the liberties u The Aher4-
can people"
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Increased ny over Seven Millions During
the Month of October


the Month of October
Washington. November . The October
statement Of the public debt shows the
debt, less cash In the treasury on October
81, to have been SqS1 ieS 95G. an increase
for the month OF $1la6.726. which is nc
counted FOR 10y a corresponding decrease
In the cash on hand.
The debt is rocapltulatod as follows,
Interest bearing debt SSi196l46o; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity
SlG01, 0lo. debt bearing ~ interest ,s31a ,l0e,-
~ Total. $L@2l0fI7l2.
This. however. does not include Sb6i3i0.
a2S tn certificates aud treasury notes out
standing, witch are offset by an equal
amount of cash IN the trousury Tho cash
In the treasury is classified "a follows;
Gold, Sli5.323S2i, silver, S609053 .74l (;
paper, Sllt65i2N6
Bonds discussing officers balances, etc.
$l7 3Sg.3Gl
Total. $3.50, d76.22i, against which there
are demand liabilities amounting to 5000.
lo3,idu. which leaves cash balance Of
$3.50 .5i2.16l.
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NEBRASKA

4 November a.-lt is conceded that
A be much confusion in the state
Iaa desiring to vote for Bryan
electors are designated as dem
No peoples independent" on the
Nv secretary of state decided that
~ and Buckner organization WIS
,WSsazed democratic party in the
tAeir electors go on the ,ic<ei
s s1locrats' The silver democrats
R,,. n ,oAight and claim their polls
F ,s. we State by at least 5000
k,.tn ,,ing the populist vote VIII he
s,o Iol watson. Republican lead
|, ~ s., tina, McKinlcy's plurality
n.y.. .psaIds OF 10000. On the .tatc
n" us. Is more confusion. Governor
H.. .S y. candidate. will receive
|T, .Ia,, mat viii also he cast for Me-
,l,ws 's' Democrats admit Hol-
[. ..,1,s to election are much br,Jar
!, n. a., Republicans claim a biz
-' su0ernatorial candidate JACK
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CIIRYsANTuEMvM SHOW.

Alvin, Tex. November THE Ladies'
Horticultural society viii open their annual
ohrysnnthomum show at the opera house
on November If. a special railroad rate
has been secured aud large crowd is
expected to attend, The show at Alvin
last wear attracted great deal OF alton
ton from abroad and was close rival to
both Houston and Galveston, This year
Alvin hopes to rival all competitors, and
from the looks Of the gardens and yards
here she viii not bo disappointed
The Judges viii be Mrs :. u. nycrs Of
Houston. Mrs. Dr Carulhers Of Galveston
aud Mrs. s. Il. buchanan of Dallas.
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MICHIGAN.

n November 2.-Danlel J. Campau.
I d the democratic campaign CON-
btsy received word from Chairman
lsglng that an agent OF the gold
Z aierests had been detected in
Paville, ILL.,, with a valisc tuh a. Oh
kiIes, which the dispatch asserted
y used in debauching ana in'lmi-
Taers, The scheme. according to
kMstlc managers. is to mark the
E Mckinley and buy or coerce lot-
Using them, so far rs possible. the
iirded 10 such voters to be returned
|tseed agent.
nan Campau has sent the follow
lie chairman of every democratic
|@anty committee:
friends In Illinois have discovered
d The part of the republican man
. steal the election They hayc cap
\ vlllse full OF Official ballots and
fissei several arrests TO be made,
fA' Vigorously prosecute everybody
10 VIII the fraud.
ny sey township committeeman
county and urge the most extra
valance on the part Of our pco-
N'sa' lae Preparation OF such ras-
Daniel j, Cdmpau."
nun this Incident there is moth
\ On The eve of IA, pl,ri{n,
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SUPREME COURT.

Austin Toxas, November .. Proceedings
OF the supreme court today;
Writ Of error granted -Patrlck vs. Fran
els a. Smith. from ncxar.
WRIT Of error rcfIsed TlarRadlnc. Me
kitIrick & Co. vs. First National bank OF
Jrckshoro. from CLAY
Cause sct-iiownrd w. Smith ct a. from
Flfth district. for 18Th instant
In Daniels W.. Mason. from Tarrani no.
tice of motion 10 resoInd order requiring
cost bond liz ordered to Issue aud addition
al time In allowed for GllnG bond In the
event that the motion liz oyerrulod.
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nIrIET IN NEW YoRK.

New York. November 2.--Matters polit-
cul at republican ana democratic head
,martcrs tonight were decidedly quiet.
Edward Inutorbach says the sound money
mon viii have 1900 workers. at the polls
tomorrow, most Of lhom volunteers. John
q. Shechan the leader Of Tammany Hall.
Is confident that Bryan VIII carry New
York city by large majority In Brook
Ism aud Kings county, hard fought po-
lltlcal battle is being wngcd. both parties
claiming plureltles of upwards OF 10000,
Treasurer william l.. 81. John made no
detailed statement tonight, but his friends
asserted that this Is the peoples election
and Mr.. Bryan Is sure TO be elected as the
sun is sure to rise In the morning"
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|Iye On THEIR OARS.
L.,,,,. Mating for the Battle
TO Begin Today
s,nss EXPRESS CONFIDENCE.
e.. tho Nerve to C'"'m
Hama ,,..,,ons Point TO Demo-
2" .,.,,c success. Generally

:, November 2.-on the night be-
.s. 80, sorcne and unhounded con-
n IN ,he Headquarters oil the
,,r,v and in that OF their re-
.,,,,s as well. On neither sue
!. mt : shadow Of doubt of the re-
-, struggle, and, in fact, so sure
Y ,vo parties of victory that there
=, .,iss A feeling of establishment
| !. o,ber fellow has the audacl'y 10
.,h,ry at all. No pugilist SIX
hstore a problematical fight was
|,,,s prolidc in assertion, more
n nredlction or more overflow
!. ,romlses Of covering the pro-
eth everlasting smash and utter,
sln, than are the men IN the
.,,s of both parties. They can
n nothing but success they are
n the sun OF success to rise IN
vrcdigal fashion on the morning
r.rs in the battle.
3 Headquarters there was today a
aoius for home and voting
A,rmsn Hanna left for Cleveland
,I after casting his vote he viii.
xJ..l 20 IN Canton for a visit to
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. n. j.. November 1.-The eloc'
tjon in this State tomorrow bids fair to be
unusually quiet. No state officers are to
be elected on the ticket outside OF the Ma
tioual candidates, including State senators
I'm eight districts and full house OF as h.
scmbiy. Chairman Murphy oil the repub-
lean state committee is confident OF a
majority OF 10000 to $4,000 for Mckinley,
While Chairman Price Of the democratic
committee is equally positive that Bryan
win carry the state by 10000.
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CoLoRApo.

Denver. Colo, November 1.-The Gem
palen In Colorado. with only the State
republicans. democrats. populists and sill
YER party is for Bryan electors. conocde
The State viii give a majority estimated at
from 5000 TO $4,000
senator Tellor's recollection is assured.
MS is that Of Congressman Shatro,h aud
Bell.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash. November 2.-The re
publicans and fusionists both claim to be
sure of victory The republicans claim
the State by majority OF 5000. Secretary
Malone of the fusion committee claims
everything by majority of from 5000 to
20 900. conservative estimate might give
the governor and legislature to the repub-
leans while the electoral ticket is much
In doubt
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MAINE

Augusta, Nc, November 1.-The Pine
Tree State viii vote for presidential cleo
tors only tomorrow and the republican
candidates will DE elected by a majority
OF over 10 900. without much doubt Con-
gresgmen were chosen OH september IL.
solid republIcan deleEatl0n.
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Life Insurance and Savings.
Mr.. Bryan Answers Clearly Inquiries on
These Two Important Points.

chicago October has
swers to question of the
VIII speak first the
cues you VIII take the statistics will find that the
PAID into life insurance
ue companies Therefore dollar
ing more dollars than
You must take the paid
een ana you VIII find that the presidents the officers
Insurance. companies making gold
the people who the
ut has always very
benefits that somebody
single to
people live?
You tell me that that will
insurance larger husband financial
tenn that will enable
surance policy.
"You tell that will
policy large possible tell
policy Of that
husband
Now the savings Then who deposit
the money
banks.
when his labo)
than his tall.
That is look AT
y O pay depostors
when it's colecahle Under the gold standard
pei the savings banks orcclosc and take the
will
WILLIAM j.
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MAINE

Bath. November 2.-on the eve OF cleo
tion MIR. Arthur scwall, the candidate for
vice president on the democratic ticket is
rerency confident OF the election Of Mr..
Bryan and himself, basing ms eonildehue
c",vra In The rast few days.
MIR sowall said u am confident that
Mr.. Bryan will carry enough States 10
make his election certain.
Mr. Sewul will vote bright aud early in
the morning.
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MARYLAND


|~.' November "A rum9r is in
n, '0Alshi to the effect that the
s,' ''nalda'es for city officers have
I ,,'. an agreement with the demo
h.. 'S' Mckinley votes for council
as N The rumor is sufficiently cen-
|,s considerable uneasinrss in The
\ a tanks, as most Of MrI X nj -,
E.r MIME from the city. even tbs
lsl h". among the anti-Brynpl.rs
d, i y outside of Balt,norn @'' c,, y
|sspTws,aaI, least doubtful. Senoto Tory !,
be- , yI, chairman Of the '' S,oto
ID IN Vigorously denies thai ' ,5a r,"t t.,
|asts H. 4, :aGthough he at the 1gm rs
q AIl. mat he is not GOING ,@' 70 ,a i,ie
IA H. 's sly city tomorrow " rsi rs
IL r no Sliy thing to ruflie Inc s, ms
p q gSo a,h minpond toda ,@' S rrc
/ o. ne sc, estimates and ,b @q',ot +.
Hstt surface 10 show wnich Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

dent In New York city The democratic
leaders claim that they will win by n
plurality not to exceed 10000 and the re-
publicans assert that this claim shows the
democrats do not expect to win A canyass
OF the counties of the STATE would seem In
demonstrate at this writing that there Is
prospect of the republicans CARRYING
nearly all the counties north OF the Tar-
lem river In New York city alone 10 0oo
voters last year threw away their votes
and every effort is being made to prevent
repetition.
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,rcpors MAKE THREATS.

Nashville, Tenn, November 2'-Nu'ices
from Pulaski. Springfield. aud other interior
towns state that immense numbers of ne
groes are docking into 'hem and stating
that they intend to take charge OF the
polls early and hold them nntil all negroes
have voted. Il is feared that trouble may
rni,ow II these threats are carried out. In
his city there is grea; interest shown, hut
no indications OF trouble OF any Alhd at
lie polls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Milwaukee. Wis, November 2.-Tonsht
Chairman Black claims the State for
Bryan by 10000 and says five congressmen
will be democratic. National Committee
man Willis estimates the democratic plI-
rality in the state at ?00O
At republican headquarters Chairman
Coe claims the State by 6OC0o, says every
congressman will be republican and thai
the legislature Will be republican by l0J
votes on joint ballot.
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OREGON.

Portland November 2.-Thc republicans
claim tho state for Mckinley at $500 at the
lowest on the other hard. the democratic
and populisis claim i, for Bryan by 5000
An important factor in the result will be
the vote of the gold standard democrats
IT IL estimated that their strength is about
1000.
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JONES AND Ai\NNA

They Each Issue Il Final Notice to the
American Nutcrs
Chicago, November The following
forecasts were made by Chairman Hanna
tonight,
Republican National Headquarters Chi
cage November 2.-l am confident that the
strength OF Mckinley and Hobart in tho
electoral college, as result OF tomorruw's
election will not be less than 3ll votes.
Our polls, taken by trained men, indicate
that we VIII carry, moi only California and
Oregon, hut every one Of the Central Vest
orn States. including Missouri and Kansas
There is reason for US to believe too.
that Texas viii cast her electoral vote FOR
thc republican candidates and that Nir-
giniu, Kentucky. Maryland. Tennessee and
West Virginia will bee found III the sound
money column. North Carolina is irac-
tically conceded uAl, altogether, the
victory promises to be one OF the great
est that has ever been won by a candidate
for president. NJ. A. Hanna.
Democratic National Headquarters, Chi
cago. November Elm tomorrow's presl-
Dental election the West aud South will
present IA solid front against those cllsBeg
Of the East yet dominated by the money In
fucnccs OF New York city aud London,
The forces back Of This movement arc upt
yet fully understood 10y tho conservative
people Of New England aud some of the
Middle Western States This is b, no means
sectional and thoir interests are the same
as those of the great orolncn% States IN
the West and South This is campaign
in which politicians of both parties have
practically been poworless TO advance or
retard the onward march Of the people In
their demand for our National indcpcnd
cnco 1t has been the peoples nsht and 1t
Will be their victory.
James X Jones.
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NIRGlNiA \.

petersburg Va. November > Both
sides are claiming the vote OF virginia.
The democrats have lost heavily by the
gold standard movement, but have made
some gains from the ropulists. There Is
TO detection to speak Of in republican
ranks. The democrats claim ten congress-
mrn. but it is more than likely that the
republicans viii elect three or four
a conservative estimate gives the State
to Bryan by 10000.
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POLITICS AND MURDER.

Victoria. Texas, November 81 A. COL
bath was shot and killed by Lige Hayes in
noon. The killing grew out OF dispute
over the relative merits Of the candidates
for sheriff. between Hayes and another
man. Hayes has been arrested and the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Columbia, s, S. November 2-on the eve
oil The cleo ion there is no change 10 the stu
alton. The state VIII 20 for Bryan by 20
o6o or 5o 0n0 majority. Every democratic
rop,ir,ro for whatever Office, Will hc elect
oil The republicans euncede this and say
ther only hope is so contest The validity
Of this states new constitution. wh''h has
reduced the republican vote to less uan
%. 600.
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circumstances leading up to the killing
VIII not be brought out until tho cNamin-
ing trial tomorrow as the particulars are
conflicting. over fifty people were in the
crowd but no one else was injured. Col
bath is u man OF 55 and has four grown
SONS in the county. Mrs Don Butler Of
Runge is his daughter.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, November Tho situa-
ton in Kentucky is unchanged from the
situation as given last Saturday night. The
republicans claim the state is safe for
Mckinley by from $4,000 to 10000. the
democrats claiming the same majority for
Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03
ASSACIirSErrS

Boston, November 1.-The headquartcr.
of both the State committees are prac-
tically deserted tonight, as the leaders and
workers are scattered about the State rest
Ing for the final day. The indications for a
large republican majority are unchanged
tonight.
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cALIFORNIA.

San Francisco November THE close Of
the eauuaign in California finds both sides
confident OF carrying the state ai'housh
the democrats claim a larger majority than
The republicans The republican central
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Reno, November 1.-The democratic and
silver party fusonists claim that their cleo
toral ticket will carry in this State by IT
least 5000 majority over both the other
tickets. while NewlaGds' friends claim even
more Tor the silver congressional candi-
date
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nuRGLARs AT ELLIOTT.

Elliott, Texas, November 2 The posi-
office and grocery store Of w. II. Rlnsour
at this place was robbed las, night ne
tween IS and $40 in cash. besides u lot OF
groceries. were taken by the robber No
clew.
Three box cars were thrown from the
track last night one mile north oi this
place. one train man was slightly In
iirpl
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oCronER COINAGE.

Washington. November "A statement
prepared by the director of the mint shows
the coinage executed NJ the United States
mintH during the month OF October as fol
loWs
coin, Sd69o0, total, SSd3S 400
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

VIII not adopt the fusion with the rcpub-
lioans that was arranged by the executive
committee of their party, but will vote for
BRYAN outright. The most ardent populists
and republicans make no claim of carrying
the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Sioux Falls, ~ o.. November p No
change is apparent in the political situation
in South Dakota except that republican
gains have been reported generally curing
the past few days. The St1te is generally
considered doubtful.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala. November 2Tho
campaign closed with largely attended
meetings OF the parties.
The democrats claim the electoral ticket
by 50,o0o while the republicans charge
pro-arranged frauds and give no figures
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Terrell, Texas, November 2.-'rhe 2 year
old little girl Of Rev. Hedges, pastor Of ,he
Presbyterian church. fell into a tub of ,ot
water this morning and before help could
be rendered II was SO badly scalded rs TO
die from its injuries.
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state committee declines to predict the
size of the plurality. The democratic state
committee claims 10000 majority for
Bryan. The general nonpartisau impress
sion is that Bryan will carry the State by
u small majority. Both republicans aud
fusion lists claim the legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Afraid Of the Waiter why do you take
squash pie, George? You told mo you
uuch preferred pumpkin" 81 do. but
don't know just how to pronounce II In
fashionable hotel like this, and with as lit
tie money In my pocket as Ive got. INT
squash Is dead casy."-C Cleveland Plain
Uonler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Fargo, ~ d.. November 2.-There wos
much change In tho condition Of things over
Saturday. The democrats are conNdcpht Il
success in this state. while IN republicans
claim the State for Mckinley by 1000
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. H. l.. November 2.-There
is practically no change IN the political
situation in Rhode Island but the more
conservative predict that of $1,000 votes
cast. Mckinley will receive over "a, 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

Augusta. Ga. November 2.-it Is expect
cd that the democrats will carry the State
by $4,000 majority. Populists. as rule,
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MISSOURI

Fle VI. Ne'enoer Newer hoforo
|sah ~ y, has there been ca,apa ,I,v
I, t sa,'e there WIS as muc ,,'l hi,'
u , asi'ns between the onnos 'r,
\ d. T. ,s one Which closed ,nn,n,''
|;qsl,',Sa ae'S in both the aem c',,s,' IT,
|'aero~n. Parties G predict ,rou i1L' . u,
|at,sa 'S q he declare the IS En- IN the
a, an, east his ballot lot s I,sn' % y
asrfio,a,b,,o. see the ST. si''' III, "n, you'd d
|sairsl4 Cook Of the deD,, night,
Ets TIE s, s,s says t pSemo Gr,.l
|assitis : ,ktcicas.' Na majority over
r. isare, u, !, carry the Si sio,n says
f. % 's e St. Louis l'' VIII y TO- 49,.
am the s ,soeo plurality. T snl G XIV,
outside nv IA roo -" l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

After having escaped work ani Arrest
for rwcnty years. vagrant known ns
Dad Stephenson OF Springfield. Mo-, who
was taken Into custody, aud that until
that n sht in Jail he had not In all that
txne once slept In bod.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-03

New Orleans, November 1.-THE s'tuahoh
in Louisiana is unchanged, except that
there Is considerable dissatisfaction aa'ons