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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
GUARDING THE COAST.
spanish Trying to Capture n FiIiIus-
tcrinE Expedition.

fcrinE Expedition.
New York, March o.. The Worlds Hav-
ana special says: There is great activity
among the troops and the warships that
are guarding tho northern coast and all
the ports there have been reinforced with
tho object OF capturing an expected expe-
dition. The insurgents are very active in
the east. west and north. There has been
hot fighting in Santiago. Matanzas and
Pinar del Rio.
General Garcia attacked Jiguani with
two rapid firing guns. knocking over the
forts and killing a captain and many pri
Yates. The Cuban loss was fourteen killed.
It Is reported that an expedition has
landed on the west end OF the island.
General Gomez is reported to be on the
west side of the Moron trocha
Railroad travel is very unsafe. Trains
out OF Havana are frequently fired on.
The Spanish merchants are growing
louder in their complaints and confidence
in the governments ability or intention to
redeem the paper is lessening. Five dol
lars In gold is worth IS. 90 in paper. This
state OF affairs worries the palace more
than tho fighting.
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BLOCKADE PROCLAIMED.
PillngtnG SIN Continues - Doub,
About NassOs Holding Out.

PfiinTtnG sim Continues - Doubt
About Nassos Holding Out.
Canea, March 2i.-The situation In Crete
today may be described as one OF expec-
fancy. This morning the fact that the
blockade had formally begun was gen.
orally communicated from Canea to all
points in the island in the telegraphic cir
cult,
Pillagng still continues. Three Turkish
soldiers who were caught In the act Of
pillaging Saturday night at Halepa fired
on the gendarmes, who returned the fire,
killing one of them.
Some doubt is now expressed by the off,
Gals here as to whether Colonel Vassos,
commander OF the Greek forces in Crete,
VIII be able to hold out long owing to
tho scarcity OF provisions. 1t is also de-
MED by the officials that dhcre is friction
between the admirals and consuls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
LAMAS' FORCES DEFEATED,
Rebels I'm Uruguay Made IL stubbor n
ResiStance.


New York. March 21.-The correspondent
Of the Herald in Monteyideo cables that
the government forces defeated the rebels
liz an engagement at Paso del Tres Ar
bales. The insurgent forces, under COM
mand of Colonel Lamas. were strongly In
trenched at this point prepared to resist
the advance of the Federal troops The
column under General Vllar attacked La
mas command, and after short action, in
which the rebels made a stubborn resist
ance, they were compelled to retreat hast
lily, abandoning their dead and wounded
The authorities have received Informal
tion to the effect that the insurgents will
await the arrival of Saraiva from the north
with endorsements before acting aggres-
sively II is also reported that when
Saraiva forms junction with the insur-
gents in the central part OF Uruguay a
combined attack will be made on Monte
vidoo. The government will endeavor to
foil any such attempt.
General Tales, formerly president of the
republic, is now in supreme command Of
the forces in the field.
Adherents of the government include
nearly all the members OF the Red party.
who are sworn foes of the White faction,
which has Joined the revolutionary move
ment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Vnssos Amply Provided.

Athens, March 1.-TWO Greek officers
have arrived here from the camp OF Col
provided with all necessities.
Another Greek officer writes accusing
the Turks of trying to dynamite the
church at Plaaania when the Greek Of
hcers and Cretan troops were attending
mass for the dead.
A Greek vessel which has returned here
from Crete reports that 1t landed half the
cargo. although a French warship fired
u blank shot as a warning.
France is understood to support the pro-
posal to make Prince George Governor
OF Crete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

eps Tire rreashisn pSyecs mnst ami DO pay.
c. C. pronty,
ot C. c. rsoutr Groeery Co, Wholesale
sronerics
J. G. oins,ed,
OF Be1,ley q oims.sd. wholesale boots
ssii shoes.
James Watt
OF Warfeld. Howell. Wait Co.. wholesale
groceries.
]. :. Clark
OF DeS Moine< Fire Insurance company.
Joel W. W.'mcr.
az Carver & Wilmer. Insurance
Commercial Exchange Insurance Commit
tee
Executive Committee Properly Owners
Fire Association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Montreal. March 21.-Since the provisions
OF the Dingley tariff bill were announced
1t has been considerably canvassed here
and the consensus Of opinion seems to be
that 1t is hostile to the interests OF Can
ada The lumber trade has been mostly
to the front and there has been general
demand for export duties on some logs and
all kinds OF pulp wood. The indications
are that the governments will accede to
this demand and that the forthcoming re-
vision of the tariff will not be so much in
line OF lower duties as was promised be-
fore the elections. Alderman Prontaine
NJ p. who has just returned has inlimated
pretty plainly that this Is the case and
that this is the case and that duties will
be imposed against the United States all
along the line. An important editorial
much to the same effect Is published in
La Patrie. which is owned by Hon. ]. I.
Tarte. minister of public works.
THE American tariff" La Patrie de-
clares, constitutes a Chinese wall against
Canada's trade and since this Ia the case
Canada should govern itself accordingly.
1t is unfortunately only too evident that
our neghbors do not wish to trade with us.
consequently 1t behooves us to look else
where. Great Britain and our sister col
onies offer us a market that can be utilized
to the greatest advantage"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
The Hospe,

Washington, March 1.-The programme
OF the tariff debate which opens Ia I'D
house tomorrow is simple but arduoua. IN
house will sit from 10 O'Clock In the morn
ing until II at night with recess from !
to s each day for dinner.
The general debate will close Thusks
night. Beginning Friday the bill vii J,
read for amendment under the five mlilts
rule until 3 o'clock on the following We'd
nesday, March 81, when the bill and pend
ing amendments will be voted upon. y
committee on ways and means. ~ -
terms of the special order under visl
the house will operate, will have u ne1
OF way in the matter OF amenamenu -
such amendments can at any inns ~,
sede pending amendments OF mdlEhA
members, a provision made TO e!w -
committee the fullest power to peneu y ~
bill. The debate will DO opened y - \:
Dingley, the chairman OF the ws ~
means committee, for the majority 49,
Mr.. Bailey of Texas. the selected y.
of the minority. or Mr.. McMillin q ~,
nessee will reply. Mr.. Bailey has sen@. ..
to Mr.. McMillin this privilege 10 $780, 4;
to his long services on tho NI ~
means committe. but II y CO., ~ M \
whether tho latter will aysii n!ai ~.
the prefer. The night sessions q ;as -
during the general debate VIII 2 w
nm almost entirely to set speecnee ~
members who desire to get Ines' ss.ot I
the congressional record for tne ,r vh N
their constituents. When inc ~, W. 4 q
was under consideration tne ~ .,Sni
night sessions was not consume J, ~. .ns.i,n
likely to be a repetition Of JACK !. An d
on this occasion as members un IA msuy
der are given leave to prin. :, IN M. OVID
them will take advantage o. 'As
t,inity without taking the iioo''
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SOUTHERN COMPETITION.
Southern Cotton Mills Make Profits While Those Of Nw
Lose Money.


hous apor Tor mill
the movement
oh shorter
iiE MUST PROMINENT MANUFACTURERS
STRONG EFFORTS MADE IN
IoNs N REDUCTION OF HA
BEEN MORE THE NEW MILLS AND PRO
" ~ NNNN -'
out ha In period OF
Oh ran RIVER nave been closed
inc pay rolls the mills
~hetheF m run STOP
he CITY over S"ool
spuos dement, mas accrued
AND FILLED UP THE VACUUM MANUFACTURERS HAVE
BEEN TRYING ' 'N''N-
MIL be
o.hEN MILLS PRODUCING AS THOSE MADE
CITY ARE MAKING sATsFAcT AT PRESENT MARKET
i"e" as are merely in
and labor win 'ns aours % work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
SHORT NEWS STORIES

pprNcE1yON. N. J. = E xL,r n
ClevelandS first ou"u"'
spent In quiet. A., Wary sd.
fngton died at her nYn M clear until "
iO2 years. Her m'hu "A' :.
end. ..rvices over ~
NEW fOh h, ignatz Grossmanp SotdoiuA
,',oii Vera held at the ie"'
Sholom. rhare ID great a
PlI'iSfi ELL noian business IN Ii av,sipt
viVai ~ All the mills a5srs thai
anu vi nioi Tine and have more ssors II .
thev have had any splns
'0 p1,yIMoND. Me.-James 4 s;r,Ssf, I'D
H,S ,i mi LAWYER and shipos aars fron
w mo' his home here. aged 'IIrocked dos
INJURIES received in being weeks ago.
nv a team in Boston Two "ea.umeastaa
sAIEM. M4,ss.-The have been ~
steam cotton mills. which / IS& ~
ming on half time since The owners - y.
started up on full n NM goods will o "
that the r, pro- mills will give emp''
to about laVo S nem conn-rhs s y -.
NEW LoS tha new United sss.,njed u
speed 1iv vim originally s s LOndea,
boat WI,ui i The sound on Ne" ~ Az
tafe place Ia deferred lot a.sthes ~
WIN n MS the unfayorap'0
q. .s unexpected delays svpdlcsil
'I pTP1JN-It is reported tn nssrks has 2.
i,t canitai of 10, COW, , UNI the IT.
Ma,,, W. 10 employ Herr n,arships VIZ
,,n ns,ker. 10 build the mai thfy. " "
the reichstag REFUSES the disposal M
E 20 time Votes the money ~ ),
coming crisis. ,.,arnor Pingreess ~ ~
DETROIT, Mlch. q orship and VI VI, =
not resign 1.-THE the for msycr q ,i Drove sosss
be 'se sp ssnd essea AP SIlass,t ~
supreme court ds sosss,,sl,c - 10 nssa
perm!,ti n r,s ,ne rs and SAD hs - y
thrii%nm ISu reelected eu' "a
suaried by his frlen' !. 3;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Asia Minor 1t is sad that many Armen-
JAMS and Turks have been killed. AS yet
Of the outbreak. The city OF Tokal Is on
the Yoshil-lrmak RIVER and has a popula-
son OF about 5000 The government. has
fin.ng copper products by the mines of
Arehana- MAIDEN. near Diarbekir 1t is In
the heart of the old province of Armenia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL FoRNV
Arbitration Treaty to Con, i,
the Senate.
HE TARIFF BILL IN The M
Their speechc. Printed 4, !.
heneht of Con.tlt..,.
I TARIFF BILL IN The III

washington, March 2l.-rh. ~,
ueVo'e the major portion Of N. ..
the consideration of tina A,,,.
arn',fauon treaty. II the appropri,,,,, 4
which have passed the houss 4. ~.
as'eea upon In the last session ,Aoua
reported to the senate they proo,hl,
'oeeive pro'npt attention. There n,
sibiiity that these bills NAV M, /. !.
up Immediately in COMMITTEES ~.
the absence of some committee ~.
1t is also possible that when repou.a n
may be changed or II not cbanr.a !, \
mittee that they will be in N. ~.
Many senators have propositions n,
they are anxious to see enactea "a.
ana they are not disposed to tsuse 4
chance of getting them through. III, Y
ocratio leaders may consller /, vl.. !.
policy to hold the appropriation NM !
""'' '"e republican policy 10 u ~
with reference to the tariff il de,,,,,a|
senator Allison. chairman Of ,hs ,,,,)
priations committee, will exert him,s, \
secure speedy Consideration OF INA Nj.
There is little prospect q: co,umItis. ~, ~
until the committee vacancies ~ INV
The two sides Of the chamber A, hoIsl,'
out against each other, each contsnd,,'
for concessions which the oths, rsiu~ \
make. The democrats still insist On nm
allow d to fill all the places vsutsd \
the retiring democratic senaton vhk q
republicans contend that silver republIcaa
and the populists should b CHARGED 10 q
democrats. Upon the adjustment Of ii
difference the whole matter depends, Son
way out OF the difficulty ultimately M
be found but the opening hu not vt DIV
scented itself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Conflict NnrrowIy Avcrtcd.

Athens, March gl.-Some of the sharp
shooters at Fermada opened fire on the
Turks today, and it was only by the most
a conflict was avertej. The Greek mill
itary preparations of the frontier continue
with ceaseless activity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Itnlinn Elections.

Rome. March 21-The Italian elections
have been in progress today. The results
SO far as known show the return OF seven
ty-two ministerialists sixteen members of
the constitutional opposition six radicals
and eight socialists Among those elected
are Signor Crispi. the Marquis di Rudini,
Signor Luzzatti. Signor Glanturco. Signor
Sonnino. Signor Guicciardini and Signor
Branca.
I.ater-Results OF the Italian general
elections show that 16l ministerialists have
been successful. thirty members OF the con-
stitutional opposition. nine radicals and
eleven socialists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
BLOCKADE OF CRETE.
Continued From First ParcA

Turkish frontier, has caused much anx
iety in the Turkish official circles. The
porte has Instructed the railway COM
panies to keep sufficient rolling stock In
readiness to convey troops Immediately
II necessary to the Servian frontier. Fiji
teen battalons will be concentrated at
salonica- Quarters are being prepared for
the troops in the mosques and other pub
lie buildings of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Turkish Eorccs.

Iar!ssa. March "a party of English
men and Americans who succeeded in
getting TO Elassona report th.st the Turk
ish forces there are at least IS. 900 with 100
field guns and another hundred at Veria.
They saw many German officers among
the Turkish troops and heard It reported
that Pruss-an officers we're expected
shortly. The Turks are not we'll supplied
with horses. At the top of the AIelouna
Pass the Gret'S and Turkish outposts are
frat ernizing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Lust Nights Synopsis.

An area OF high pressure 10 central over
the South Atlantic and East Cuff States
and another, accompanied by colder
weather is moving N over the north
western portion of the country.
An area or low pressure of marked in
tensity ovealles the lower Nil s,ssippi val
lev and the West Gulf States.
The weather IS generally partly cloudy
to cloudy.
Precipitation amounting to 10 OF an inch
or more - reported from Mont goniery,
New orleans and Palestine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Ccnsstamtinople. March 22.-IsmaA. the
sub, governor of Crete has wired to the
Yldia Kiosk that the Mohammedans who
were rescued at Candamo accuse the
foreign marines of pillaglng their houses.
n secret society has been discovered
among the sultan's Albanian body guard.
The police have asked the author.t es
of the mosques and syragogues at Sa-
lon.ca to allow the troops to be quartered
there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
WRECKED BY WIND.
Further Details of the Cyclones
Havoc in Texna.

Shreveport, La, March 20.-Burther par
ticulars were received here today of the
storm which swept over Pamela and Har-
rison counties. Texas, on the night of
the 18th. The Times received a special
today from Arlcston and Elysian Fields,
Texas, giving the particulars of tho
storm. The planters residing IN Pamela
and Harrison counties Suffered great loss
from the effects of the storm, and houses
harms and fences We're blown away. The
special states that in a large number of
instances the farmers staNIl today with
out a rail around their farms and with
their corn. feed. cotton seed, etc. scat
tered in every dlrectNon. They have gone
TO work repairing Che damage wrought
by the storm. and expect soon TO be in
good shape again. While the damage done
10 property was great, yet no lives were
reported as lost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
GpEEINs ARRIVING.

Greek officers Arrested in Turkish
Camp to lie shot.
London. March GA dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Daily Mail says the
Greeks in all the Islands OF the Archipelago
are arming. drilling and preparing to revolt
a. soon as war is declared.
The correspondent OF the Daily Mail at
Berlin says the Berlin Post publishes a
telegram TO the effect that two Greek lieu
tenants have been arrested In the Turkish
camp at Elassona and condemned to be
shot as spies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Palestine. Texas. March 2l.--A hailstorm
struck here at p. M. today, and for ten
minutes 1t poured down with fury, cover
ing the ground completely, and In many
places 1t drlfted several inches deep.
MANY OF the hailstoncs were half the size
of hen egg. and many window panes
we're broken and considerable damage was
done to corn and vegetables.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
FOR THE PURCHASE OF CRETE.
Negotiations Are Reported to 10 ON


Athens, March 2i.-lt is rumored here
purchase the Island OF Crete and that q
gentleman known TO be closely connected
with the palace party at antlnopic
visited Colonel Nassos a week ago in the
gulse of tourist charged with secret
Instructions on the subject
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Insurrents Defeated,

Madrid. March 2l.-Another battle has
taken place in the province Of Manila,
Philippine islands. The government troops
stormed the insurgents in their trenches
The insurgents lost. 1t is stated, 800 killed
and had many wounded.
The government totals, killed and wound
ed. did not exceed twenty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Havana. March 21.-Charles Scott, the
American against whom the military court
at Guanabacoa preferred charges which
were subsequently dismissed, was released
today. He will probably leave for the
United States on Wednesday next.
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The Post 10 delivered 10 any part OF ne
ely BY carriers al Ecl per rionsh. ,s-res
months, $50. six months, sAN. one Ss@-'
tlS0
Mt. Theocors BeT1ng has charge OF TIA
CITY Circulation ana Collecting.
Messrs Theodore b.-l1ne and th2rlss
Lott arr the authorized collectors OF all
city hills both Advertising and snr-erir-
lion. and no money should be pad 20 A@'y
one other than 1hose named. unless spee.@i
written authority signed ty she businets
Manager Is shown. Al! accounts OF AUy
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The Houston Printing Company.
No ORDERS for goo1-." etc, are gwen d
the management. ard noae viii be accept
cd IN payment OF office bills.
suhscr.bcrs iaE'rg 70 receive the paper
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pec<ea 70 be delivered not later than -
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New York. March 21.--Ichida. consul OF
Japan in this city. sent the following COM
munication to the Associated Press today:
II must say that our country will not
adopted the gold standard. All available
stock Of silver Is to be coined into subsi-
diary coins"
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N U N VOW

improve improved Homeopathic y,
dl p,i nhy put up a sonar hone ~
rn ssstse' Al al driisv,rt. cure d
15es ,ona a letters 10 prc,.... .
,SyS Are n, street. i'hilsSSasIsasss.or ",
,l meses with free medical psr 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
HOUSTON, MONDAY. MARCH ~, 1877.
TOO MUCH wArEn N BUSINESS

The New York World says that the an
nounceme1t OF tho shriakase in the diyi-
dend o, the Manhattan Elevated stock,
comes almost simultaneously with the an
nouncenient Of the decreased earnings Of
the Missouri Pacific. and that in both
cases the loss Of business indicated s due
10 th. failure Of the manage nent to meet
ordinary and nstnTal competition
And while tins is ia all likelihood true,
these corporations. As Sith others, per
slstently refuse to see Shy i; is that They
fail to meet such competition. TIE World
appears TO base the loss on the fact Of
want Of enterprises in meeting the leoure-
penis BY the public OF comfort and service.
But there is reason back OF I'll this--the
heavy burden of capitalization which re-
quiros practically monopoly and high
rates to enable the stockholders or bond
holders to realize at any time on their in
yssimeut. IN the case OF these Overloaded
and stock watcred corporations ard their
maine IL legion in this country. II the pub
lie patronage Is at all divided with them
in any given direction they Immediately
begin to talk OF depression and miss a div.
idend or an interest instaiiment. Or cut
down their forces and create confusion in
business and Industrial circles
The burden has been piled higher and
higher by I'll. manipulators or the stock
and bonds Of the big concerns until 1t is
a physical impossibility, under falling
prices and competition. to make tho ordi-
nary and natural receipts net profit.
Did the capitalization represent the actual
investment only. healthy competition would
not prove disastrous. It is mere that the
people are Interested. When competition
means the virtual embarrassment, or col
lapse q large masses Of invested capital or
u great organized transportation compa-
niles, the general Ell ct upon public bust
mess. and the money market must neces-
sarily prove depressing.
II tho water could be squeezed out o,
these big corporations It would not only
be better for the people a, large but for
the holders Of the stock and bonds Of the
various companies. Il 10 better to have
one dollar actively tn business earning good
returns than half dozen dollars locked
W beyond reach II profltless investment
and growing more worthless annually un-
der tho effects Of oidlnsry business com
petition 4 eo-npieia coliaTsc Of some of
these huge co.. % fliuus att reorganiza-
ton on stTi-tlY business principles would
be beneficial 70 MI parties concerned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
Deryishes Suiur for =

Dervishes Suing for Pence.
Vienna. March 21.-It Is reported that
the khalifa Abdullah. the leader of the
Dervish hordes in the Soudan, is suing
for peace.
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RHEUMIY1

ted adpI y cure Rheumatism ,, cs,.
s is1 m from rom one % (, %i'vu ~.
stopped h pans ! IN any I me-, day,.
sorone snu hsrmantn, c,,,s = prass
inmb ,n,ns, Chrome rhe,,nali pals
one nr IL seldom fails ~ esck a, y
cures be .%o doses, and a Sl, g,se rsis
Price. 95 ' ere one bottle hH .s' laNs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

TN-cssh rSSrose shops and o'he~ es-
iaesishTnsnss OF an sadumFiAi character
Hcss;on now ENJOYS possibly the bes; and
ssoa1.es; retail trade ~. any CITY ia the
State NAen deep wssser gives Us Arsyc
exrc-; and .rnlss-, trace. great warehouses
and wholesale soDSts Will be qo'ckly null
-lriiod with ;heir adds.d wage earners and
every class OF citizens will feel the I'm
pui<s o. rev business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

A. n. Non- Eithfra c9aty 3 VOW =
stas.s-ssss,- ont -of-s- .sah, tEs has hra sor,-
sxper4oace ~ handing fahas.c-ss the
powers uish; nee h.n IN ;helr boeiSa b.
o'srs ~ Cre'e. Thu gentleman has toe
sertse- auslsecsi,nr OF ~ altor wan; OF
s,.rTpA NV With Smuggling pairAnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22
DISORDER IN ASIA MINOR.

humored That Many Armenimns and
Turks Were Killed.
Constantinople. March 2i.-Roports have
been receved here of very serious disor-
ders At Tokal. in the Sivas district OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

Jaas..ce. TIE ctirre mn whlss MY wc-c
Eortsieee was peculiarly hioaa errr.ae
eze---sAe assanea'aF, sSez s,,.c u'rrseT sis8
aaa,is the initiation es the oorssS ~ a
Poor voanr Etri.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-22

A careful perusai 90 the reports OF the
prize FISH. from the pens OF John J. In
gals srd John l.. Sullivan. eompels the
cearlnsici' tina, John l. vas much better
cnas.hnA