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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

A Hotel, Opera House and Block of
Houses Burned.

St. Johnsbury, VT. Jan. 26.--Fire this af-
ternoon destroyed the Avenue house, the
Howe opera house and small block of
houses, entailing a total loss of about
SIC, 600. Some of the hotel guests barely es-
capped with their lives. The fire started
from a lamp in a room at the hotel. b.
G. Howe owned all the property destroyed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
DrOpped Dead i'm His PuIpit.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 26.-Rev. T.. B.
Hargrove, pastor of the Methodist church
at Coldwater, Miss, dropped dead in his
pulpit this morning while exhorting his
congregation to believe in the Lord Jesus
and be saved. These were his last words
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

THE difference between a street and
a woman" said the Cheerful Idiot to the
assemblage and up-to-that-time happy
boarders. lis that the cross streets are
the quietest."-Indianapo Journal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
MISCELIANEoUs.

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FOR FINE GROCERIES. FANCY AR
ucies. elegant supptr~. etc. az bottom
prices. visit ST. Stephens bazaar. at Odd
Fellows hall, Harris street. near East
Broad.
AVOID a FREEZE OUT by THE
city and freeze up by Jack Frost by hav-
ing a waste-cock placed on your water
pipes. Cornweu q Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
EMPLoYMENT WANTED.

AL HOUSE CARPENTER, SHIP
Joiner or mill wright capable OF taking
charge moderate wages; references, II
required. 1. o. Bright, Box 22l, Savannah.
PRESCRIPTION CLERK WANTS Po-
sition; good reference furnished Ad-
dress Prescription Clerk" News Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
FLAMES SWEEP A FOUNDRY.

The Blaze Starts at Midnight and
Cause Loss of 100000 to $4,000.
Philadelphia, Jan. 27. 2 a. m.-Shortly
before 1 o'clock this morning fire of an
unknown origin broke out in the brass and
pipe foundry of II. Belfeld & Co., 435 North
Broad street. The fire was confined to the
foundry, pipe shop and store room in the
rear of the building. 1t communicated to
a new building just erected by the firm
on Hamilton street and at 80 o'clock it
was still burning, although it appeared to
be under control. The loss is between $780,
600 and 10000 fully insured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

"hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
"nen She was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gavethern oastoria.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
ROOMS WANTED.

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WANTED ONE LARGE OR TWO
small rooms, In location Of Abercorn and
Jefferson streets, between Bay and
Broughton. Address Rooms, News Office.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, OFFICE NO. 122 BRYAN
street; immediate possession. Apply to
George w. Owens, ia Bryan street.
FOR RENT. OFFICES NO. ia BRY-
session given Oct. l. Apply to Walthour 81
Rivers.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY, GO TO q BULL
street for fine photographs at reasonabl
prices. Cabinets and crayon specialties
Views taken in city or country by a spec
ial artist j. N. Wilson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27
ROOMS FOR RENT.

gentlemen; private family. TIA Harris.
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FOR SALE.


ONE. HUNDRED AND FIFTY. WILL,
buy a good spring wagon, horse and har-
ness Address K, News Office.
ONE DOLLAR PER LOAD FOR OAK
wood; stick or sawed, at Aimar's; teIe-
phone 12l.
FOR SALE, SPLENDID FARM, 1Oo
acres, rich hammock, S-room house, out
buildings best situation, lake front: suit
able fruit, stock, truck, tobacco; snap
bargain 5000; easy terms to suitable
party; particulars, Capt, zimmerman, In
verness, Fla.
MY RESIDENCE, WITH TWO LOTS.
corner Lincoln and Huntingdon streets
George W. Lamar, 5 Proudent building.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert H. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer, l29 York street, near Bull
street.
BROOM HOUSE ON HENRY WEST
of West Broad. with 4-rOom house on
lane; will sell cheap; terms, II desired
VIM. ]. MiscaIly, Jr, JIG Bryan street,
coWsl cows! JUST RECEIVED, LOT
of family milch cows and springers.
Guilmartin & Co. Stable.
HAY AND PEA VINES-H A z
wholesale, e7lkc; retail, 75c per 100 pounds:
pea vines, with peas. 81 per 100. ]. H.
Guilmartin e. Co.'S stables.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities; cypress shingles reduced TO
sl.25 and 1926 per thousand; boats can
load at the mills: carload lots specially.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

HOUSES AND SIOhES FOH RENT.
FOR RENT, THE FOUR STORY
brick house. 168 Liberty street: southern
frontage thoroughly renovated; possess
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
120 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, FLORIDA HOUSE, 1Oi
Broughton street; IS rooms; remodeled
painted and papered throughout; possess
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
100 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, HOUSE 2i7 JEFFERSON:
all conveniences. Louis Vogel, 20 Jeffer-
son.
FOR RENT, WITH LATEST M
provements three houses on Huntington
street. Apply to j. j. Egan, 141 East
Broad street.
FOR RENT, TWO 20 NEW EIGHT Isl
room houses with all modern improve
ments ii and 43 South Broad street APP
ply to S. Mendel, at Savannah Grocery
Company.
LARGE STORE AND WAREHOUSE
on Bay and River streets, near Whit
aker. Apply to James l.. Rankin, Con-
gress street.
STORE FOR RENT, SOUTHWEST
corner Liberty and Whitaker. Apply 14O
Liberty street.
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MY RESIDENCE, WITH TWO LOTS.
corner Lincoln and Huntingdon streets.
George w. Lamar, 5 ProWdent building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

ONE DOLLAR PER LOAD FOR GA K
wood stick or sawed, at Aimar's; teIe-
phone 121.
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erty consult Robert H. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer, l29 York street. near Bull
street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-27

BROOM HOUSE ON HENRY WEST
of West Broad. with 4-room house on
lane; will sell cheap; terms, IL desired.
VIM. ]. MiscaIly. Jr., JIG Bryan street,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
REG1=vEK Al oEcE

Tae7e are oaiy 'o-r 3ays re14 rig fo-
Fess'rl'o- ard H5as.s2 Ia sle
rai-es tf5'-A according So iav t If voters
to ~bor. cerlflcs'ea btye 's- naea issues
IA's is al af;aTca, i-!.rcr,oes as IT,
e2-4-eatie as Sc Is .-et l.st.s
I2e registrar uo.es ma. tse business
eleT1tt. b ,1a na Oh. sr-~ IN rigs
tsr.as 's.a yeas 80 case p, reosie a.,
~off INTERESTED .u re re4litt 81 say eiee-
roa A-a tie t-s.aess men tbs year
'A'y o-rt' 70 b. c.ssr suy 2~ive 10 .A.
o9lr'y Standardization Is -ra.ye1 AIS
s271 STATE Fovtrrupnt Sc Involved. 70 ray
no'h-ng q the an irl9ortaui National Is
sues TIE STATE aas Yrospered uaas-
ctroer@tic rule ard yet desperate al
liaHce is attempting TO w-e.. the control
q S'sfe aFairs frosa 4e,1ccra,ie haoss
II Is the tus.less mans duty TO airassit
a. well IS 70 ;he community 10 ,ske a
stand FOR the hett Interests q he s-zts
uneer such circaustanees
But aKi3e from all tbs Il lse,i oo-
siaefaiion In swelling the rezls.ra,.on 70
the TOP figures TO register does no..
necessarily imply that a rnan has 70 vote
II citizen feels 80 l'''e the obligation
resting upon him 70 vote he ear pocket his
registration certificate without uslry &,
Bu; tho population Of Houston Will 30
measured by the registration The city
VIII be compared With other clties sra IFS
growth viii be estimated by comparing
the present registration total with the las,
preceding list Local pride, therefore
Should. II nothing else. lead every c!tizeu
Of Houston to The registrars office. %
not put of this duty. but take quarter o,
an hour from business and assls, Hons-
ton in making creditable showing among
the cities OF the State
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democratic candidates and democratic plat.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

measure OF the validity Of some forms OF
its money would never have arisen As Il
is Mr. Cleveland. Doubtless with the host
inisNtions has done all he could 20 IN
duee the public in times % difficulty 70
discriminate in favor OF gold"
You referred ius, now TO the India
royernmen;- wha, action do you antici-
pate tina, /, viii take."
Whenever free coinage q, * to is en-
acted in the United States. feel conf
dent that the British government will re
oien the minis OF india and abrosat- the
existing PROCLAMATION whereby the govern
meni undertakes to exchange SILVER 'oF
so1d al The exchange OF I'D 10 the rupee.
e. al me ratio o. - tc !. and they Viii
40 SO not as voluntary contribution 70
tAe establishment o. a stable relation be-
'Neen TIE money metals. but because they
VIII D comOellsd TO 10 50 Ia order 70
avert disaster TO india Whatever cor-
hNhcucn he British government may have
III eo-operatils With Mr.. Bryan Ia tAc as
iGohshr-ent Of fixed par OF excharss at
lc 10 J, End in sgcrayat.ag the depreciation
o. the gold standard hy closing the cur.
fencY OF India TO gold but they Viii ne
o'Heed 10 arrest Tire fall o. prices !c India
~ ailow!ns her 10 obtain her distrihUtiYc
snare OF silver through ar oper niui aiogs
Win other silNer standard countries. The
contribution. therefore. which Great btit-
AIN is pledged to make 10 International 81
MEDALLION j, Can not Withhold from inlc-
uondt oimstallisn. and Nnat Ma.0- Ne
hlNley proposes to obtain 3. negotiation
Mr. BRYAN can obtain without II.
since ny interview with Nr Beetcu !
have learned that the Associated Press
SEM cut lis representative u seek Inc opiu-
ION on the silver question IN the states u
Ht -tsN rlrnFes f-ts~rHa4r zr-f.t7r4Fisz Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
TWO KINDS OF TRIBUTE.

~ - lNA.NAfa' VI 4 NAApA
New YORK Journal
The policy Of calling names was begun
in the hope o, heaping ridoule on the can.
yass Of Mr. Bryan, but the visit Of Gov
error Ntscld to this city and the delivery
of his great SPEECH al Cooper Union on
Saturday night caused remarkable change
o: 'ro7t tn aN auartep.VIt was suddenly
discovered that Governor Ahgeld was q
mighty serious persan and yesterday morn
ine the sun commea,ei On him thus
Governor Alleged speech in Cooper
Union cu saturday night shows him 10 be
4 very ah,e man. and, being what he is and
representing what he does a very danger
GUS political leader In the clean
ly CUT, direct sentences OF his rhetoric
there Is no race Ct self consciousness and
the whole effect Of his speech Of night he
fore l.,st -onveying ;he most abominahlo
doctrines iu s,raightfoi ward phrases. is
sonbro defiant and menacine This is the
real loader Of revolution. md II would Dc
foolish 70 uuderes innate the qualities which
make him dangerous
The tone of these remarks is not agree
able. ana their significance is, TO say The
least. curious If the sun means anythins.
it means that man who can make speed
is dangerous and one who can not is fool
ish Governor Altscld certainly is danger
GUS TO the combined lowers which are
fighting fer corner In prosperity In con-
nectiou with the suns Sudden assumption
o. respect for Governor Ntseld may be
Quoted some words Of the Brooklyn Elsle
printed lsst e,eniug which display genu-
inc appreciation II socie OF the admirable
qualities Of Nj B"yun;
For moro ban three rronths he has
hnvn constantly hcfGe the public aud sub
iected 80 tHr most seaIotins criticism ana
IN sll that time not a word Ia" peeh said
against his private character. and his poll
teal career has been found 20 he frcCr from
Inconsistencies than that OF many OF me
professional politicians who are attacking
lim lie is a man who believes in stand
ms by his convictions and In joining him
self to that party organizetioh when seems
TO be the best instrument for carrying oni
hts ideas, His example In TINS respect Is
worthy Of imitation, for TOO many men
take their political principles from their
PARTY platform. lie believes that there is
great social revolution in progress ana
that he is lis leader, or AT any rate that
fsto has mate him one OF the instru menus
to relieve many Of the iils from wh'cn ms
countrymer are uuffcring. TINS fatth IN
his mission IS also admirable, No man ac-
composites ANYTHING urloss he believes II
himself and i'm his ability to bring things to
Vass."
Tho Eagle Is ono Of the inost determined
opponents Of the policies advocated by Mir
bryan and 1t Is an evidence OF mis- personal
force that he has rXncted this high tribute
from the PAPER. II ia unfortunate thai
some Of our other seemed contemporaries
Ia g not shown as r,uch candor and fair
ness in their conduct Of the campalEn
agaius, the greatest good for the greatest
number.
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INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT

Mr- Morton Proven Herr Arendt and
other European b!netaiils's are insisting
in confederation Of Prince Bismarck that
free coinage ~ eiiyor by the United States
Will result speedily and Inevitably Ia the
restoration Of silver coinage in Europe
The fact is thrre IS among the uarses
OF Europe strong desire FOR bimetallism
but no nation dsros take the initiative in
fnaneiai matters any more than IN pol!tl-
cas matters The nations there are so inter.
dependent one upon the other and 80 hedgec
about by alliances. by reasons OF state. by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
TWO KINDS OF nrrY
Atlanta Constitution.

WIAnIA CONSTITUTION.
Acting through Attorney General Ua,-
mon Mr. Cleveland has dismissed United
states District Attorney Henry y, Clayton.
on the ground that he could not devote his
attention 70 campaigning without neglect
ing the duties of his office and the inter
esta Of the government
Henry D. Clayton is supporting the dem
o'ra'ic party and the democratic platform
Attorney General Harmon recently made
speech IN Cincinnati In opposition TO the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
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CARLYLE. ,., bsl
Taste. If It mean anythi's y.
ccnnoisseurship, must mean :.
ccpt,bility to truth and h0' w., i.
10 discern and a heart 10 !" '.,.,
cnoe all beauty. order s00a. ID
ever and in whatsoever i0' ~
panimonts they are 70 MI
surely implies, as It's ealr =, syi1
any given external want ,,' :. lsa1
a finely gifted mind purl,s and a
Win itself. into keenne;ss, iuH
vision above all, kinuiy, ,tb 81
admiration. is culture ~ ,sssr y
exclusively among the n .r"ra ~
believe 1t proceeds less rss csrl
within in every rank, In y, ~
t w''a'4 the 81 majesty Of man nan, ~ !,
lincss Of truth and yir ',uer. bs i
from the eve OF the pO,v,up,sa
eve Of The vain. the e', ooor.
seeking. he he rich OF ms'',
the humble minstrel, h.r v
lord Of nothing but his ,s q ~
free soul. had intima lions d "
while to the proud Jan n
halls they were unhn'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS.

Puck
lie--Wcll. did you hear anything about
that Jones Brown a1air'
sho-oh. yes! can't begin to tell you all
J heard.
He-I suppose that means you won't be
able 10 stor.
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xorFS on THE CAMPAIGN.

~i.l ra1Ity bargain TIA; sacr.nces all oil
the pr.ncip,cs Of hvsr lariy IN tee h30e
to wn lew Slices % p.t fo- ;hs = lead.
,rS.
A Texas paper s;ai~. IN o-ssr 20 score
po.-; ,hat Ciovernc- Ai'sel4 er1o-s.
the Ch ca 80 Re,cta p0sta. ,1ri sa.s. Here
is what ;.sa s3vert,cc sad cr the sua}s,v:
Nov. as 50 thai g~cs.A! cars 7sol Duv
party lese.rs knc~ tca. Hanna ha- ms
agents - eNer? ts1Arst.n< Ao4>si i7 tNe7s
Iac.oFN s1op 81 sore % re c4y as
tc,a, >-ch e. pea 'eli ~; BE- aslr - car
people We aistsed 80 faVs D.oya,nS r. So
witn if WAX weS the 9esili, lW.,-;e iyis
81. t-- g-'Sta, esiis AYE s- " X ntN
favor cHe-te I'd eor crsa- " r.s: .oss
tfa; Seow fna, o2ly .eFuos. as Vci"t
Ira tepas,scans t,al.ss "a, ..asy MAD
osiry Ilia-o-s e. ca.caso are ra5s 's'.s-ss 90.
TIE ps9lls; nominee tor s,>c--o, ..
u ssour.. g. o. jones h&$ w-tosrA ~
from re rAcs BIZ favor q In Ss7n,-'
tina dams --4,.c candidate So.s- g es
REASONS gwen u rs pst-icec l...t- -
withdrawal vm ln; -est T,,xas r.era.is>'>
because 81 tne.r apNlisA.iN- az s2~ ->sS2z
si'aa''cn- liz says
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THIS Is SENSE

The ETett On Ensla-f Of p-,7-s Success
ms l.ear
s-s-s-f f~-.-...-.i.
'i'-A'.N44es u '"t i'fiN'ilf
+cncHr. t.S september l3.-H. &. Bee
ton. ere % the wise presidents o. tho ti-
metallic faa,uc ana r.o,,..... ~.
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WE -' '"-~ 'ie "F--'sA =. 2to.a!e siaoci2-
'-1n aga the Royal Statistical society. has
permitted iae 20 forward TO ,hs rcuubl,o
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~ iAs PRESIDENTIAL contest In the United
states
1f- rret,,-s c,.rfo-, hes .....,. ...t.,A, a.,
e- 80
--~7.-''.-' s|t ~" approval IL ds. i'F2
ha s sn5wn as a believer Of international
..uealusr and has ro, heretofore OK
,rf-FeI confidence IN the ,rort - a,v f..
t.~i4.7l r-.io, ga suo.,sss,,lI,, d..i ot.b
.t- fra. l-.-a~s ,., sprs- -,,, 49,, o,,,s
,Ia.s 7 ru, IN NJ 1s.,on and he ,,s,,,rs
WHAT Mr Beo,on are YOUR views On the
'He-.'s ~ he re3peetiYe policies Of parties
~ Nnttea Ste'
r -.5,s-,,'., i'r-,,t ,'.' s ,'l..s
t4st rae grounds f5r ,lr!nrlnr the .frraey
It Independent b.n,e,alllsiu IS the United
S'ato1 af = 20 ara JOSS strong Than
formerly believed them - ~. u L.9eers
20 i1p 'Lat " fhe rlpubncan pIrf, IA SIN
r,Te in rs profs ssiou6 az loyalty 10 brutal
liem there is very little -round s-r them to
stand uQon In opposing the democratic
PARTY m mo monetary issue As SIR. pry-
an bas refea u.s. iiy said II birrotallis-, Al
tho present legal ratio ls a GOOD ,ting az
tae 6 Louis ylatfo1m Alarms II 10 he then
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HENRY Georges a.
MaAhlneton pnst

" , 's.,,as'on Post.
huring the past flvo 80.
Georre tho uou "eeks, w.
snoto, 49,, - Nhown publier
mandcd the respoc,,,,, ' ~. h,a
ilized world. has boon A'oa q d
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois ~, 'e''ns
gan and Minnesota :, "'scon'i
trip ne sent to tho no,, 'ue out~
he was acting a telegram ''a WI 10
plain itself. Nn'sa I
Editor New York Jopr,,,
chicago, September ls".,.
zone one Nif1 to, py Maine, the result
free silver man tn ne,,,., that %,
the proposed trip for ~ ,h "e peiui
90 udhdof Is sometimes useIa,.,sa
l'lenus' VIII 20 ahead n vo,s ~
NY oest TO give exact tru,h w
put po;h my judgment sna
asainst ms Would prefer 10 ~. ~
~ four money by not bepinn,.
Scr ,o un'n aoihorrows commilis
10. 10, your private Information IN
tninA could learn any,hins ~
utnerW Use would start bact w
'io'oFia hotel Henr, n ..t
,. -
IL seems, therefore, that a, -.
last month Mr.. George ,.,,
Mr.. BRYAN would ha 80. ~" .OnSl,x
,or.atraa ~ NC aeieated. Il.
~, '"e opinion from the NJ,
Inc Maine election confirmed NJ.
As an honest and candid NJ.
he preferred to resign b,x no.,',
lo" or" Journal. lie was no.
- s'''er man he beliey d M
e''' anu feeling SURE that.
''1 ~ Tue journal the kinl
h, 49,, a,e " 4, TO receive, be /,
upon his going on O wi,h ~ however.
sured him that nothing bn, t n.
r 49,, ana Stipulated only tia, h
out preludite or favor. Upon ,h,,.
~ DAYS later 80 su me MS tout
conscientious tnnni-,, 'ne most ta'si
classes particularly, in Ohio, Ius,.
4lihois' M sent the following ul0
i@.Sh 10 the Journal:
El..oT New York Journal
e'eiahd' ONO. October sly,
Is Irat hryan viii be elected.
MS 10 my carefully formed Nm
%eiI as puoilc opinion. congr,,rs
0u' Aai on the good prospects
Henry Gu
y IL" aaEs ago, after comfe,
canvass he Sc, out TO make. ,t.,.,
y. va i"'' persistent ana dishris
ing classes In the States we hm
Mt George returned to New yort II
TINS report to the journal, msEH
MONDAY morning.
"octobe, Il
~ .se" YIN JOURNAL:
than a third n, Tho con,,nsu, "a w.
vote and 10 hear Governor AIuq
IN cooper Union the speech 10 viii
nor,a,, 80 ,h 'HS li.nu. 70 Wv
The question ma, rrs,,, NJ
lips OF every friert have yet nj
q.1es'lun repeated III all ! nave
tors founa awaj,ir, va u. Wv ~
What do YOU really think vi
outcome Of the election
Let me answer aues,ioaen U.
spondents. one and all, through IN
OF the Journal. Ny personal oplsn
from that which has ALREADY Ia
pressed in the letters that hsw 1
been telcgraphcd by me 10 IN
from the places where they have M
ten only in this
II am somewhat more confident
letters to the Journal have show y
an viii narr,, che S.a,aa that have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

fSsl1sss rsea $ = steP - ~ r.xA: ii-rc-
;ier~ a75 & tAe.S efortS ARE So >cssSfti
Aae'se- fes;aro IN favor .: hoas;on As
4 IVA at4etarsrs ee7ter NIL ee 254oi 10
rs .nanv existing A3vRnf4-es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

Fe-Toal Morgan IS as,out 20 sorcclose a
1aa-fssse OF Protestant Episcopal
ea~-ch IN New YORK. which Is further
77oof tAa; fserVon, IS much more CON
ee-nes aoo1: lie collection OF ,7;eres;
ssTe ,aGz u storing ~ p-lnclpa. for the
hA-szsrs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

The interest taken in the development, OF
the East Texas coil helds ~ Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

Republican soacsiode :o- Palmer All
EsckHe- Is & reminder q 'As aGee;.orA,e
ia'e'es. TIE same party showed In Billy
Nahones welfare when Ben Ill. ra1 him
ta-aush saw-alil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24

New York, Ocoher q .--Thcrs are nearly
SEQ .00o Bohe,niaus in this city THE 'fiy
large majority Of these dwell cast CT Third
avenue. between Fif;ieth Gnl EiEhteta
streets There is also a large settlement
on the East side Conservative estimates
place the Bohemian vote al between 5000
and 10 600