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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04

Washington. September 3.--Alabama,
Mss ippi AMI Iouisiana-Fair, except
showers on the gulf; northeast winds.
Eastern Texas-Generally fair: east to
southeast winds
Western Texas and New Mexco-Fair;
variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-F'air;
probably cooler Saturday hight; south
winds, becoming westerly.
Arkansas Fair; continued high temper
allure; south winds.
Tennessee and Kentucky-Fair: warmer
in eastern portion; east winds.
North Dakota-Showers: much cooler;
northwesteTy Winds
South Dakota-Fair. except showers in
extreme northern portion; mach cooler:
sol thwesterly winds, becoming northwest
eriv.
Iowa,--Generally fair south winds, shift
ing to northwesterly. cooler Saturday
night.
Kansas--Fair' cooler Saturday night;
south winds. becoming northwesterly.
Ncbra ska-Generally fair cooler; south
winds. becoming northwesterly.
Colorado and Wyoming-Fair; cooler;
nortflw esterly winds.
M,ayra na--Fair: slowly rising tempera-
ture. south winds.
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DE AIRMITST,s ACCOUNT.
Fifteen Thousand Forfeited Wages
Against $1,000 for Deputies.

Fifteen Thousand Forfeited Wages
Against $1,000 for Deputies.
Pittsburg. Pa. September 3.-The set
Element OF the coal strike on the basis OF
the proposition now under consideration
at the Columbus conference will have no
effect upon the future action Of The Rev
York and Cleveland Gas and Coal com
pany. according to the statement Of Presi-
dent DeArmitt. He said:
Even II the strike is settled In every
State and district involved. and all strikers
return to work pending arbitration On a
new price the miners OF the New York
and Cleveland Gas and Coal company will
still have to fight it out with the com
pany. They must return to work 10 Curry
out the contract legally signed and ac-
cepted by the workmen."
President DeArmitt figures that the
strike has 80 far cost the miners c. the
country sS.000.0Oo. He bases this state
ment upon the superstition that 100 900
men are out. and that they average $40
per week His men have forfeited $4,000
in wages to the company by breaaing IL cir
contracts.
The fight Of the DeArmitts against the
miners has also been very costly enc.
Already about sl1 900 has been spent by
the New York and Cleveland Gas and Coal
company for wages and board OF the dep
t,ty sheriff.
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THE CONVENTION CALL.

Wage Farmers To Meet In Chicago to
Discuss Conditions.
St. Louis, September 3.-Pursuant to the
action Of the labor conference held here
call for convention of all labor and re-
form organizations to meet in Chicago Sep
tember 81 next was issued today. 1t
enumerates the following purposes:
!. To consider what further measures
shall be taken In support OF the miners on
strike. II said strike has not been settled.
2. To consider the notification and prac-
teal cooperation OF trades unions and all
other labor and reform organizations In
matters OF common interest.
8. To devise means and ways to restore
to the people their inalienable rights and
especially these rights guaranteed under
the Constitution OF the United States and
the several State constitutions,
4. To take such action as lis considered
consistent with trades unonism, good cit
lLeuSulp anu iDtity VI tuVuEut VI utliuh
when It does not infringe upon the nat
ural rights OF others as will tend to bring
about more equitable and just condition
OF affairs In our social and industrial life.
The basis Of representation will be one
delegate for each trades union. labor organ
ization or reform organization and two
delegates from each congressional district,
provided that no delegate shall have
voice or vote who is not wage worker,
producer. farmer or representative OF an
organization that has for its object the
betterment OF the condition OF the working
and producing classes.
II. J. Donnelly.
j. r. Sovereign,
w. II. Mahon
James o'Connell,
Eugene v. Deba.
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The Miners Decline.

Pittsburg. Pa. September 3.-Colonel
Rends miners at Mcdonald. Pa. Will rot
go back at the terms offered by hin yes
sent his ultimatum to the Gen reported
TODAY that meetings were held last night
and it was decided to accept no rate ex-
cent GO cents and not to work for that
price unless all other mines did the same
Operators here say they will rot pay the
69-cent rate and will 20 ahead With their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
TODAY's FORECAST.

NEWPORT. X. I.--Tiic race between the
sloops Vigilant and Navahoe. which VIII
be sailed here today. lgas created wide
spread Interest among yachtsmen.
WORCESTER Mass.-"There's music IN
the air. here today, as train after tram
unlcads DELEGATIONS to the Saengerfesi OF
The New England Singing societies, wn.sh
will take up the bes, part of next week
NEW YORK-The Quill club wheelmen
of this CRY wfll give two days race
meet at Manhattan Beach track today
and Monday Rold Ktser, Cooper and
other cracks will be In II.
NYACK. n. Y.-The convention OF the
Christian and Missionary Alliance, the
head OF which Will he Rev. a. W Slmp-
son, whose record OF getting slleoo cut
Of New York audience last year Tor mis-
SONS gives him high place VIII open
10 last until the 18th.
TRENTON, n. J.-The religious people
are irving hard this year to check tne
tendency toward gambling. The anti
gambling lea que of New Jersey has issued
:, circular letter. addressed to the rector
of every church in the State and the
president of every religious organization,
with rea'rest trat it he read at each
service from tomorrow tc the 2'th' inciu-
s!ve.
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nominated for justice of the supreme court
by Colorado republicans.
In Iowa the democrats secured tenn
porary injunction restraining the secre-
tary of state from putting boiling pop,I-
lists ON the official ballot
Mr.. Blake is practically certain to be a
candidate for governor.
Gene Marshall believed to be the real
insiigator or the 1Iawioy-Grcen row
Green is said TO be willing now to let
Fleming be chairman In Williamson
county.
Senator Turney believes Culberson and
Mills Will not agree as TO free raw ma
terlals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
Miners Are Starving.

wellston. Ohio, September S.-An ap-
peal, setting forth the fact that great
suffering exists among the starving miners.
OF whom there are $500 In Jackson county.
with families aggregsting 10000 persons.
has been issued by the mayor and signed
by prominent citizens. The appeal asks
for contributions, local citizens having
exhausted their means.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
WEATHER INFORMATION.


An area of high pressure is over East
era Missouri and Eastern Iowa. The high
est pressure reported tonight IS at st.
Louis and Davenport, where the barome-
ter reads 80. 10 inches The low barometer
is central over Western Nebraska, with
the lowest reading 29.S2 inches at North
Platte.
Generally fair to partly cloudy weather
prevails tonight.
The only measurable precipitation re-
ported tonight Is OF at Galveston and
Corpus Christi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
Cotton BcIt bulletin.

The temperature IS slightly higher in
the northern cotton belt region and nearly
stationary IN other sections. Light local
rains are reported in the Augusta. Menu
phis, Montgomery and Wilmington Dis
&. cts and light 10 heavy local rains in
Western and Southern Texas. Houston,
Texas. reports 1S5 inches rainfall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
The Mnrlxcfs.

Cotton futures SALE points higher.
Worm and rust reports caused the adj
vance In cotton futures.
All grain markets went OFF yesterday,
wheat joining the decline In sympathy.
The stock market was more regular,
manipulation being more regular. indus.
trials were not so active; dealings In
standard railway shares were augmented
Sugar made new high record.
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WENT THROUGH THE DEPUTIES.
Marchcrs Make n Rush and Proceed
Unmolested Further.

Putsburg. Pa. September S.-A body OF
strikers were stopped by deputies tbs
morning marching TO Center. The men
were in SQUADS OF twos and thrsss, Tut a
crowd Of seventy-fve soon collected ard
when the order was given by Joha Nc
CURE. the leader. rush was made and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
Chased Them A,vay.

HazeIton. Pa. September "a number
OF strikers from the Lehigh Valley mines
at Audenreid chased the men from their
work at the Hazel and the Cranberry and
Harwood collleries today.
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Charleston. w. Va. September :.-Min-
ers at Acme have Joined the atrike and
the Kanawha district is completely tied UP.
Organizer Evans says he Is now satisfied
with the outlook.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04

they went through in spite Of the depu-
ties.
A short. sham scufflc ensusd. but no
further opposition was made by the cepu-
ties and the men kept on.
Last night the campers at Plum creek
drummed a spy out of the camp 10 the
tune of the "Rogue's March,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
SHIP Us Your Cotton

and you Will find that we can
do better than you anticipate
We possess all the physical
facilities. but that after all
does not count for half in
handling Cotton. What tells.
is elias sifiCation, manner Of
handling and judgm Mt in
selling. In no other business
does personal attention, skill
and experience count for so
much. Send for stencil and
quotations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ANOTHER INJUNCTION ISSUED.


Miners Preacher Arc Enjoincd Holdi no Religious
Meetings.
ascrved
ing of
OF the w
8
prayer m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
NatIrOads.

Ocean rate war has not benefited the
Texas consumer; roads are getting rest
less.
Texas Central will make traffic arrange
ments with the Katy.
Tho longshoremcn of Galveston petition
the railroad commission TO abolish the
Houston-Galveston differontial, but the
commission win not do so under the pres
ent conditions.
The commission Is asked to alter its
compress rules. and has set date for
consideration of the proposition.
The o. II. C. grievance committee have
concluded their conference with MIR. Van
Week and will return homo this morning.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas officials
spend the day In Houston.
Local
The trip OF senator's and congresanen
down the bayou
Burial of Miss Bertha Relchardt.
The mystery OF the Harrisburg road
sensation unveiled.
Frank Swain put under bond to answer
the charge Of blgamy.
The programme arranged for German
Day.
w. ID. Mahon will speak at the city hall
tonight.
Meeting OF the Texas and Louisiana and
Texas Lumbermen.
The successors to the firm OF Inman &
Co.
"A new priest for st. Patrick's church.
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Thex Are SIN ont.

Hazelton, Pa. September 3.--The Van
Wickle, Coleraine and Neville miners re-
sumed work today. The Lchigh Valley and
Wiikesbarre strikers are still out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
Vest Mnkern Out.

New York. September s.--vest makers to
the number of 5000 went on strike today
for higher wsges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
DAILY Treasury Statement.

Washington. September 3. = Today's
statement OF the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. t2l5, $780,
S7l; gold reserve, t14l,i7S,13l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04

An Injunction was isuuod IN West Vir-
glnia restraining a preacher from holding
meetings.
Foreign.
The decrease in the wheat supply OF
England compared with last year. Is 1000.
900 quarters.
Turkish rregulars fired on an italian
man OF war and admirals will insist upon
them being disarmed.
Foreign admirals ON the Island OF Crete
desire to raise the blockade.
The sultan wants to reopen the Cretan
question.
Great Britain will send large expedi.
ton against the Afridis under General
Iockhart.
Prince Bismarck ridicules the Russian
French alliance.
World correspondent visited Miss Cis-
ncros In prison.
Domestic.
President Andrews has not yet made re-
ply TO the Brown university corporation
Russell u. Ward jumped from a Pull
man car window and killed himself.
Three women gave damaging evidence
against Luctgert.
The mayor of Columbus Ohio. received
an anonymous note saying Mckinley
would be assasssnated
hrsmce desires 10 take advantage OF the
reciprocity clause Of the new tariff law.
Trade.
Bradstrcet's says previous activity in all
lines of trade 10 maintained
The weekly bank clcarings reported by
Bradstreet's give Houston sG.572,7s5. an In.
crease OF 2s5 per cent. and Galveston 81.
eos 900. an increase OF 79 per cent.
II. G. Dun K Co. say Improvement Is
shown in all lines of trade.
Secretary Hester's annual cotton cx-
change statement In Interesting.
state.
Mrs. w. p. Ballirger of Galveston Is
Dead she was one Of the pioneers OF
Texas.
Sneak thieves secured rich booty at Dali
las
The Palestine case is before the gov
ernor on application for requisitIon.
Anti-rape convention idea meets with in
dorsement al Austin.
Splritualsts win hold camp meeting at
Dallas. beginning today.
A horse trader was sandbagged and
robbed at Sinner.
An explosion of gas in a vault in the
San Antonio court house nearly killed two
men and destroyed county records.
Beach hotel at Galveston to be enlarged
and kept open all year.
Political.
Seth Low has accepted the nomination
OF the Citizens Union for mayor OF Great
err New York.
Justice Hoyt, q silver republican. was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04
TODRTS FEATURES.


The miners officials recommended the
acceptance of 65 cents per ton, 10 be in
effect mnti january L.
District presidents and members OF the
NBtsonal executive board of tho miners
issued a call for a convention.
DeArmitt says he will not agree to n
settlement.
An Injunction was isnued IN West Vir-
glnia restraining preacher from holding
meetings.
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General Obseryntion..

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m. 18th meridian
time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-04

Texas cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-foir hours ending at a. m. yes
terday, 10Th meridian time:
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Seth Low has accepted the nominat.or
OF the Citizens Union for mayor OF Great
err New York.
Justice Hoyt, . silver republican. wa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
ATROCIOUS AND INHUMAN.
Almost an Entire Family Murdered
by Negro.
MOTHER AND FOUR CHILDREN KILLED
4 Fifth child Receivers Conscious
ness Sufficient to Tell Father
of the Pcrpctrator.

Wesson, Miss, December 9.-one Of the
most atrocious and inhuman murders on
record in the South was committed last
night in the edge of Simpson county in this
State. come twenty miles from here Mr.
Brown Smith. farmer, and son OF ex-
Representative Ed Smith of Simpson coun-
ty, lift his family ut home in the country
TO go to town for shopping purposes. think
ing Of no possible danger for them. This
morning when he returned he found his
wife and five children weltering in their
blood and apparently dead. An alarm was
raised Immediately and the entire neigh
borhood turned out to hunt the perpetrator
Of this foul and bloody crime. There being
no telegraph connections details OF the
murder come in slowly. but it is reported
this evening that one of the little girls
supposed this morning to have been dead,
has revived enough 10 tell what she knows
Of the occurrence. She says she knows the
man who committed the deed, that It was
negro, and described him.
A posse is now on the track of the muir
derer and there is a great probability that
be will be apprchended before morning and
there is little doubt but that he will meet
ste-tI,, ftrffco ,tbon c,rcb4 II ie 1,,.,,g,l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
SHORT TEXAS SPfu1

HAMILTON-Born, to Dr. Q
Baker and wife. a girl. Thisis
HAMILTON-John Kimbls n
convicted of the oifense Of ~,
given five years in the penlNj
LUBBOCK-Cloudy, andaa \
blowing from the north. hai|
with snow. Cattle drifting SCUM
the canyons. sse
FORT WORTH--The followlN
have been taken from this ecu
nenitentiary: Ben Yates. tcfi|
sault, fifteen years sentenced
son, colored, theft, Two years 70
colorcd. theft, two years; JOIN
forgery, two years.
FORT WORTH-T There is 10
to the large shipments q
oranges. to Eastern and Norta@nl
Every day train loads of themPs1
here over the Texas and Facts
cars of the fruit went thr0Ra
one day, consigned TO Chicaa
NJ KINNEY. Nj. Pearson
general commanding the Nortasa'
division, United Confederate We
appointed Miss Betsey Wiley y,
the CAMPS of said division
reunion In San Antonio DecsAn
16. Miss Wiley is thet daugAss
7. w. Wiley of this city, an q"
ate.
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Washington. December ALI of the
time OF the house foreign affairs committee
was given TO the question of sealing in
Berihg see. On this question considera-
bic discussion occurred. which showed a
general sentiment toward restricting the
American scalers only in case Great Britain
adopted the same restrictions.
Although the determination OF seal herds
Vas not discussed at length. It was re
felred to as one OF the causes which might
have to be resorted to if 4 general move
meut to step sealing was not reached.
Ae regards Cuba, all the phases OF the
subject were embraced IN the measures
presented Tho most important Of these
was Inc Morgan joint resolution which
passed the senate at the extra session and
was referred to the committee, 1t ieoog-
nizes state Of war as existing between
Spain and the Cuban iusWscnts, and de
clares the United States ~ill maintain
strict neutrality between the two beliiger-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-10
The Scheme Opposed BY Military and
Civic Leaders.
HAVANA PROVINCES PROTEsTATIoNS
A Ringing and Patriotic Proclama-
tion Recently Issued.
CUBAN VOLUNTEERS RESTLESS
Next Monday Named for the Institu-
tion of Provisional Government
Under Spanish DEGREES.

New York, December "A proclama-
ton, signed BY the Cuban military and
civic leaders IN Havana province, protest
ing against the autonomy o'fsrsd by Sfain,
was recently issued, as reported by the
correspondent OF the Associated Press.
The proclamation Ia tuil Ia is follows
CubanE. After all her efforts 10 eBbdue
us BY force OF arms have proved vain,
Spain offers autonomy 10 the Cuban people.
She expects TO induce rs 10 submit anew
10 her rulo under her pretended terms vi
peace.
SPANS pretenslon Is Useless The tue
is already past 10 think oi such cumpro
mise and transaction. Opposed 20 ;hcm IN
an lnsurmountable manner are the dlenity
and manifest destiny Of our country the
cutrages inillnted upoa our families, the
torrents Of Cuban blood that have been
shed, the lives Of so mdI5 Innocent human
beings who have succumbel ga oppression
the sacred memory OF our hetol wh0 have
died ~ seferha 81 lhnif native sou and all
other sort of saefliice5 wa have made In
behalf OF our iDdcpe1d are. TO obtain this
we have again taken up arms, aud No
are determined 10 continue unhesitaiinHly
In the task OF rcdeemins uus country untii
We dtt1in the success which is near az
hand. We shall not Finch go our effort,
nor IL II pcsBihlc that $50 be fcfaakrN hy
the God Of justice IN our sacred undertake
ing Let the world at large be aware that
this 81 cur unaltet1bIe purpose. our only
and conatlnt aspiration our supreme !deai
70 which we have conseor8tei our lives,
our property, present woliore. aud. In
short, our all. Lot all III" Worll know our
full determination % carry Uu tine struggle
day after day while he Spanish ilag floats
over our beloved country. let everybody
know that oar WatchNorl rs Independence
or death, Cubanz long 1--we Cuba free aud
fudapapFopf
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SHORT NEWS Srn

LONDON--Williatn p,.t.,
dead. e
NEW yORK-Tha :,
change win 6a oi me New It'll
and January ! ,osel uecea,1
c1NCrNN- ~, '',a 3.
suffered a s.rni. lion. Charm
condition sjnca T. ~ naraIt
riafrAco ears.leFed n
ci.,, 80 ~. r. amanda nj
80 '.a'1 iIeIiV'Tl word thai 4,
t, ~. 90 , i,i a lawsuit which H.
p,r,i>- na
c,a 80 ~ N'p'NIE, LATHE
taV c uielia1cfauc cdnventfon b
~ -. 'ling upon a plan of NV
s ~ - sIA uvltsai'es at lafm
9u,utloIlai convention.
COLUMBUS, Ga.--Jlr,,oa /
. uusc newman has sigutd
uiioi'hhlg the sale Of the EN-
In ,,,,, cyouoh mllis TO satisfy IN
i IN ~ C CIT pondhol1ers. An NJ
S'VV'o'V mas been liked.
TOpEKA, Kan.--TYhe
meeting of the stockhoisa
gaiMZed Atchison, Topeka MI
rdiifoad was hoid in Topeka
VI directors were re-e.ectd }
the old officers Of the road sjsj
NEW YORK-The coi,rm WI
entered a protest agairss Il.
handling and baling eosinn e u.
demanding an inrsneiis,a. NJ y
Gen tain manufacturers ~.
sible for the existing conai,.,a,
NEW YOpk ra,,,,a
printers IN tbfs III, 1' 10y N
i' "a tillS lazy Dtlougfry III
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They Oppose Autonomy Cor Cnbn
and " ear scnrirt findgrS.

-, nal.
N"N iUiN D'o'i''"' M sp''' o. wa
calming effect Of President MCKINLEY
message. thootltuda Of the HAVANA yoItlu-
,oa,v c,,,,,tn,,. "a ,a,,,.o c,.,,i,.rat,lo aryt-
ety 10 ine RVt. Rn'' "n5" we i"F"""
correspondent of the Herald During the
last week there has been a considerable
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stantIy suppress demonstration, Tho vol.
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MRS. ETGERT LIVING.
Editor John H. schopheld Of 81
Louis Locates Her in Boston.

Eaifor John 49, SchopGeId of ST.
Louis Locates Her in noston.
Boston, December 9.--The Globe says
today that Mrs Luetgert, wife Of the
sausage manufacturer 10 Chicago, IS alive
and well Mrs Luetgert was seen in this
city during the month OF July, acknowl-
edged her identity besides giving more or
less explanation as TO the reasons OF her
leaving her husband. who is going to be
tried for her life Such was the startling
declaration, made by Editor John b. Scho-
ae d OF St. Louis TO a Globe man. MIR.
schofeld supplemented his statement fur
thor with the positive assurance that Mrs
Luetgert was at the house No Bullfnch
place for period OF three or four days
during the middle of July last.
He said he bases this assertion UPON
the fact that Mrs. Luetgert when in Ros-
ton acknowledged her ful identity with
The assertion that she lett her husband
because Of his actioas @ith other women,
as well as other reasons which she thought
would help in his financial ombarrassment
in business He further asserted that he
believed Mrs. Luetsert was still in Boston
aul that she would yet be found The
Globe has interviewed Mrs. Moss of
Bullhnch place who says that the woman
went by the name OF Mile Barker. One
day the woman seemed distressed after
reading an account of tn trial of Luet-
CERT and when questioned by Mrs. Moss
said, You would be surprised il told
Won, who nm,