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The herald., 1897-01-01
WANTED-TO BUY LIVE STOCK

WANTED-A GENTLE HORSE. GOOD
for its keep; with or without the privil-
ese of purchasing: to be used by ladies
in carriage Address r.. box 10, Her
aid. If
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WANTED-SOLICITO LADIES OR
gentlemen: life and accident insurance;
liberal commission. Inquire 10 to - a. m. .,
room ! Il Wilson block NJ. T.. HOWARD,
District Manager. If
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FOR RENT-HOUSEKE FUR
451 S. Hope. II
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WANTED-TO BORROW

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 ON $4,000
worth Of inside property; gill edge. +, T..
DAVIS. attorney. offices J. =. Los An
ge!es Thcatcr building.
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ELECTRICITY-MEN MENSTRALINE-N'EW
u

ELECTRICITl-ME MENSIRA NE-N'EW
DISCOVERY.
NEW ROCESS-Electrica. treatments
given. at Sl9 S. Grand ave, at the same
prices, and with the same unvarying sue
cess as-t,eretofore.
NEWER PROCESS - ELECTROLINE
SPECIFICS-MENST
My great discovery, electricity in con-
Venient form for home use, to avoid ir
resularites; safe, hygienic, sure. Sold in
Jars 50 each. Sent anywhere on receipt
of price. Sl9 S. Grand ave, l.. A., Cal. If
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FOR SALE-LOTs. HOUSES IN Will.
shire Boulevard tract. facing Westlake
park: streets severed, sidewalks laid
trees planted, ocean view. loan soil
frcstless, fresh air; close prices to first
purchasers; long time. WILTSHIRE CO.,
Offices corner Seventh and broadway
and on the tract. tf
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WANTED-A GOOD OFFICE MAN WITH
$50, to buy out well established. eXelu
sive and neatly furnished and fully equip
ped real estate office This is a grea.
snap: signs and lists included. w. III.
DICKINSON, l41 S. Broadway. Us
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WANTED-YOUR PATRONAGE. RELI-
able help furnished promptly. REIDS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 125 w. First
st. II
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WANTer-TO EEV7 REAL EsTA TE

WANrED-TO RENT \ FRUIT RANCH
of from 10 to 30 acres. Address y. k.. box
10. HtraIN. l-3
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WANTED-INDUST INSURANCE.
men: II times: Il per cent: no reserve held.
Room S. German-American bank build
ing. If
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-AIL KINDS FURNITURE
for spot cash: highest prices paid. LEW
Is & ALDERSON, 429 S. Spring ST tele-
phone black 1871 IT
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.SITLA TONS WANTED-MALE


WANTED-POSITION AS STATIONARY
engineer; good references and 9 years
experience; want to quit railroad services.
A. V, box 80, Herald. /
D-SITUATION BY GERMAN
American; skillful nurse and masseur
references. Address j. H.. No. 4jl s.
Hope st. 8
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FOR SALE-kIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-l'iNE cry BROKE STYL-
ish family or lady's driving and saddle
mare. ) years old. jet black weight 1850
a heauty. sound and without blemish or
bad trick; price SA5 202l Pennsylvania
ave.
FOR SALE-l0 REl'RIGfRATORS FOR
shipping traWberrieS east 10 berry
crates ana spray pump. best make. NJ IA r
TIN ~ URTZ room 22S Byrne bldg. If
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FRANK STEVENS, 394la S. SPRING ST,
open days and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light.
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WANTED-AGENrS. LADIES OR GEN
tlemen, to canvass: salary $40 mon i
guaranteed. Address W. r. PAGE,
Santa l'e Springs. Cal. 12-2Jltf
MANTEp-AGENrS SALARY OR COM.
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MATCHMAKING

TILL JAN. lsT. % PER CENT AND 81
per cent of on all jewelry and silver nov
elites. w. j. GETX, S3G South Broad
way II
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY - GIRLS
wanted housework and second work
city chamberwork, Redondo. MRS.
FRANK L. ADAMS. 145 n. Spring ST.
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THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
and young men has moved to 1898 W. Sew
enth St. the fifth house. above Pearl
Rates of tuition reasonable. For par
ticulars call upon or address the princi-
pal, ANSELM r. BROWN, A. NJ.
(Iale.) l2-1mO
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WhNTED-.4GENTS

WANTED-AN ANTHONY COMSTOCK HAD
the inventor of the Pocket Kinescope.
diving picturesi. arrested. We guarantee
protection to agents. Send Il cents for
sample. FRANK BROS, "A Ann St, New
York. 2-6
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FERSONAI.-WANTE TO CORRE-
spond with a good looking. strong. healthy
young American widow with little gir!
years old or no children; one that has no
home, one that wants ID home more than
wages. to keep house for n I1iddle-aged
American widower with little girl: no
trihers. Address A c.. box 1S0. Herald. .
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS GLOVE
filter: must be thoroughly experienced
and capable of managing a department.
VILE DE PARIS. 23l and 22S S. Broad
way.
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FOR RENT--NEw MODERN HOUSE, .
rooms. bath. cellar, pantry, closets
ranges, open CRATE. ETC.; finely finished,
nicely furnished. nice barn. lawn, now ~
per month with horse and buggy. 2a2f
Il. Fourth st.
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FOR SALE-MAPLE AVE. IN WALK
ing distance. two broom modern cottages.
complete in every respect; lots fenced and
premises connected with sewer; small
cash payment and balance on the INSTALL
rnent plan. Call for keys and further par
ticulars at EASTON, ELDR1DGE &
cos. Office, 121 s. Broadway. tf
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
oldest established grocery stores in the
city. None except parties with cash or
unincumbered city property need apply.
Address X. Y. box 90 Herald. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
EARTHQUAKES ~ Mrx,co.
Extrnded Across the Country and
Wore Very scVcre.

city OF Mexico. luna ~ between 10 aud
II o'clock Iaat night earthquake shocks
were felt In this city and in all Southern
Mexico from Acapulco on the Pacific coast
10 Vera Cruzc. They were especially vio-
lent Ia the town OF San Marcos, state OF
Pueblo. where tho shocks were 10th vertl..
cal aud horizontal and were accompanied
by subterranenn rumhlings. The move
mcnt was thirty five seconds. followed
later by another shock lasting ten sec-
onds. Acapulco reports "A sEocll both YER
deal and horizontal. preceded by loud
noises underground, rurlousiy enough tue
movement WAS experienced across the
whole country at about thu Same time, the
hour reported differing only i'w seconds.
No damage Is noted. but thc'e r. con-
siderable alarm.
Afternoon kilograms from Tohnantopoc
Indicate u continuation Of the shocks and
the Inhabitants who haya fed are living III
tonta In the open air
Tho town Of rochimIleo, near the city
of Onxnci,, was inundated suddenly. several
persona being drowned. Rains are very
heavy IN that section.
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BHiTIsu COMMENT.
times snys Monrucism win Not Now
suffice.


London. Juno j7,--Most Of the morning
papcrs contain editorials OIL tho proposed
anuexation of Hawaii. The Times says:
"rhc United States government has made
a new dcuarturc from It's historical for
rgn policy. Such an acquisition Will bring
OF necessity new foreign policy, whieh
can not IN all cases be determined by nn
unlimited application OF Mourooism. VIII
Amrricn pursue the colonilng course upon
which she has now entered? President
Mckinley tries hard to present the case
as wholly uncNccptlonal. but the forces
tending IN an opposite direction ara very
strong"
The Standard saws, "rhe natives Will
be better on under the American govern
mrm than hctorc Without doubt tho
Americans VIII sCon build Meet 10 protect
their colonv
The Daily Telegraph aays; mo political
comuilcauous are likely 10 onsuo. but It
Vs. for tho Americans 10 square annexa-
ton with tho Monroe doctrine England's
interest In the eSont Is only sentimental"
Tho Morning Post on the contrary,
SAYS. "ircridcnt Mckinley should he sat
ighed tn shelvc the matter now he has
brought IT before tho public. Japan 10
not likely TO consent without struggle:
England will require a uuid pro ouu. and
the affair VIII scarcely escape the notice
OF The Australians"
The Daily News admits that the United
states has superior claim. and expects
that tho Japaneae protest will DO merely
Diplomatic.
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AN EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA,
All Of the Buildings at Shilona De-
Stroyed,
MANY PERSONS HAVE BEEN KILLED
Towns OF sYlhct and Chcrrapurjl
Were LeNcllcd to the Ground.
A Railroad Has Vanished.
ny PERSONS HAVE BEEN KILLED

Calcutta. June l6.--Terrible reports are
coming in from Assam. At shllong every
thing has been levelled TO the ground by
the earthquake, An inspector OF prisons
has been killed and there have been many
deaths in the public offices. In the mill
tary lines and the bazaam. No further de-
tails are obtainable The official records
have been burned at Gauhati. where the
roads are now crossed by wide chasms. Tho
railroad has vanished In that vicinity aud
at Goal Para tidal wayo has destroyed
the bazaar and all the other buildings and
the neighboring country is covered with
assures which are squirting mud aud sand
Numbers Of buildings have been destroyed
at Dhubril, where the river bank has sub
sided, flooding the country and running the
crops There has been heavy loss of lie
at Goal Para and phubril. Several OF the
shaken districts have not been heard from.
but Isolated roads have been broken up by
assures. bridges have been destroyed and
telegraph lines have been broken down
throughout Assam.
Simla, Juno l6,--The reports that all Of
the buildings at shilone had been destroyed
are confirmed
MIR. McCabc, the British resident deputy
commissioner, was Killed by a falling
house and English ladies and children are
suffering intensely from exposure.
The towns of sylhct and Cherrapurji
We're levcllcd TO the ground and whole
villages subsidized.
The losses are so great that It is feared
scarcity is inevitable In several popuIous
districts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
TWO LEG AL VOTERS


Atlanta. Ga, June liza rev 80.
snocia, election was ordered in o1'' ,'aa
ao, n and the law of the s'a,s "a -,
.roner,y complied with by the e'es',o y,
p o,orers and the courts in the m4l'F' w. W.
e,,nc the proper papers and se'u"s Wv
,,roper state approval. ,u.,a, 90
The pe,ition was flled and puD''sn as o -
.,o law directs, and the election Wa
s onrod to take place within fifteen aa -
~ IA required by the code imms s me,
40 ,,a.aafter the board OF registrars , ~
y re purpose OF preparing nss ,bat
ior ,h ND voters. The law diresl ~, w we,
reg,s's .hose that have registered pe.%
ohn ~ and twenty-nino days =. votars
J sn lection be placed on the isl 81 order
I'M ,, so me election WAS slgneu 40 so,,nd
en nn'ng ora the list the reglsIMa county
maxim, y teo persons in the entire eo' an
wele me extraordinary case 70 n ...y
pe ss General Terrell who - h' n,,ssnity,
70 nv o voters are OF Opposite "a Il /,
lhs va and the election u hsia
i a,,aII, 10 result IN a ue-
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Orange, Texas. June IG.-The city coun-
ell of Orange met IN adjourned session last
night, and after lengthy discussion anont
the waterworks question. by vote Of the
body Mr.. John Turner Smith. an engineer
from Austin. was instructed 10 draw up
plans for a system OF waterworks In ac-
cordance with a proposition made by him.
he having appeared personally before the
council.
out at gnoads ship yard TO repair the In
turtles rcaultlng from collision with a
dead head" on recent trip IN the riycr,
Messra W. II. Stark. OF tho Lutcber n
Moore Lumber company. H. w, Bancroft,
Of the Bancroft Lumber company. ana
Alexander Gilmer went to Houston this
morning 10 attend tho conference OF lumber
manufacturer held In that city today.
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puik cents per 100, occasioned strong Cd.
position, but was finally adopted.
starch, dexterine and spices were agreed
TO as reported.
Inc paragraph placing duty on tea al
~ cents per pound until January /. 1900
Went over at the request OF MIR. Allison
lio saiu the paragraph had been proposed
merely as temporary measure and ho
hoped 1t would be possible TO dispense
with the duty
Mr., Mills OF Texas gave notice of an
amendment to the bill providing that only
IA per cent OF duties shall be levied against,
countries whose mints are open to the free
ana unlimited coinage OF gold and silver
at a ratio of is 10 I. The bill was laid aside
at o'clock and message from the presi-
dent was announced
Mr. Davis OF Minnesota Immediately Sc
cured an executive session
NJ 5;35 the senate adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
SHORT TgXAs SPECIALS.

PuTNAM--Lon reelcr, sleeping In n
tent, was killed by lightning as lie slept.
SAN ANTONIO Tho city school hoard
cut down the salaries OF superintendent
and high school principal and intend TO
reduce all teachers salaries.
LIVINGSTON Tho court has taken the
case OF ] II. Shotwrll, administrators. Va.
Davis McCord ct nj. trcspas, TO Try title.
under adyisoment and VIII return his find
ing AZ the next term Of court
WEATHrRFORp--T Will be u great
Fourth OF July celebration at Rock creek on
the 3D. at which there will be athletic
exercises, speaking and horse racing.
WARREN MIR ~ ~ ncvil, cdger man
at the II. & X. mill. was struck 10y u piece
OF timber coming hack through the cdgor,
mtlicting a painful wound,
Ell rAso-nll Phillips. arrested the
other day for NagrailtN. turns out TO be Il
fugitive from Weathorfnrd. TeNas. Shcr-
IN lsboll OF Wcathcriord has arrived here
after Phillips.
NlCTORlA-The mooniight excursion TO
Port Lavaca from Cuuro and Victoria was
an immense success about 900 people In
all Eoing down. These moonlight cNGur-
sons promise TO be even moro successful
and ENJOYABLE than tho regular Sunday
excursions,
WACO The l.adics' oakwood cemetery
association wat orrpulGod here with Mrs.
Julia a. nosvos president,
nuFFALO--The little i0-year-old son
u. T. j. Dean. liNing two miles east Of
town was severely kicked by horse. re-
ccivlng internal iniuri'N that ara likely TO
prove fatal
CUERo "A negro named Emmett Noai
was shot In the arm and side. A negro
named Dement, was bound over
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO rsnc bonds
for u new school house was defeated nj n
apeclai election.
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DESTROYED A BODY OF SPANISH TROOPS.
Bundcu Negro Soldiers Led Their Enemies Into Ambush
Them Down With the Machcte

Havana ia General
his ambush aud instructed five
Spanads sailed fell
were
au IFS died last month from hunger and
the
try by
n
o expedition
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nELToN no he nUsY.
Several Conventions for the Second
Week Of July.

Bolton, Texas. June i5.--Tho board oil
trade at their meeting last night decl'ea
to have trade carnival July - to 10
twenty Ave business firms pledged TO ar
range floats for the procession.
The He'll county eX-Confederstes hsso-
citation viii hold their annual reunion July
il and 10. .,,,
The State Horticultural association WIN
meet here In annual session July ~ TO TO-
The Bolton Gun club has invited the gun
clubs of tho State to meet here during inc
carnival week for a State shoot.
The road overseers of the county VIII
also hold a convention during the week,
Altogether II will be one of the biggest
and busiest times known In the history OF
the town.
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TURKS PLACING BIG GUNS.
They Have Concealed Artillery on
the Thcssalian Frontier.
SCOUTS INVADE NEUTRAL GROUND.
Activity Creating Diatsust Amonc
the Grccks--rowcrs' Terms Have
Dcen Dclivcd To the sultan.

Lamia, Thossaly. June ls.--Tho Turkish
troops ara posting guns on the othrya
Heights, concealins them beneath branches
OF trees. They have also placed artillery
In the burned convent Of Anansellia and
Turkish scouts have been seen during the
night time on the neutral ground between
tho two armies. This activity upon tho
part OF the Turks has created much dis
trust among the Greeks.
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Send your address to II. .. Bucklsn =
Co, Chicago, and get free sample bar
OF Dr. Kings New Life Plus. A trial viii
convince you OF their inertia These pills
are easy In action and are particularly e.
fectiyc in the cure Of consumption and
sick headache For malaria and livef
They arc guaranteed to be perfectly froG
from every deleterious substance and T. ~
purely vegetable. They do not weskea "
their action, but by giving tone 70 stomaph
and bowels greatly inyIgorste the synten,
RsEular size - ceats per bex- ee4 -
AZ druggists Z. 9 y, ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Washington June l5.--patents granted to
Texans Horace G. Alexander, Bonham
telephone transmiticr Isaac y. Robertson,
Fairfield. car coupling, william n, Rousy,
Grayhlll, hand car James y. sadder
Clarendon. balanced valve testing and
locking device. Joseph SCHNEIDER Eagle
Pass, insect exterminator; Peter j shield,
For; Worth. valve molten: Henry W. Ora
hor nallas cotton seed eonyoyor
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TRoWnRnpGE JuRY.

Tho Jury In tho case OF Trowbrdgc,
charged with the murder Of Turner. IN san
Saba county In 1883 has aN yet been unable
TO agree ana 10 is understood that It viii
be kept together un,l june 20. when the
present tenn ~ the district court termi-
mates. unless it brings In a verdict before
that datn.
In tho cause OF Ford, joiutly indicted
with Trowbridge, the hearing nj testimony
which begun Monday, has not yet been
concluded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
A comm Trust Organized.

Detroit. Mich. June 10. Seventy manu-
facturers OF burial equipments held SEES
sion this evening and organized the Ma
,lonal Burial Case Manufacturers associa'
ton. Tho membership represents nearl,
all coffin manufacturers Of the country.
The meeting VIII continue tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
POWERS TERMS.
Turkish Control or the Thcssalian
Frontier.

Cons,an,,nople, juno i5.--tDelayed II
Transmission Tho ambassadors OF The
powers submitted TO the Turkish governs
ta,ion OF the frontiers OF Greece aud Turs
key as drawn up by the military attaches
Of tho different embassies during their re-
cen, visit to Thossaly. II gives to Turkey
the mountain crcsts on the frontiers of
Thessaly. but the Turks are not allowed
to retain any OF tho Villages OF Thessaly.
rcwhk raeha, the Turkish minister for
foreign affairs, said he would submit tho
plan TO the sultan and TO the cabinet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
an,t-y,nch Law Association.

Columbus. Ohio. June 1e---The National
Anti mob and Lynch Law association has
been Incorporated The purposes OF tho
organization arc declared 10 DO to diseour-
ago mob and lynch law within the United
states and to agitate public sentiment with
the view to securing such legislation as VIII
suppress such practice by providing ade-
a,iate punishment for yioiators II y pro-
POSED to form branch associations all over
tho United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Now York, June Ie.-The Herald's cor.
respondent in Rio Janelro says that the
Brazilian government INTENDS TO negotiate
a loan In New York. The minister Of
finance. at a conference with Minister
THOMPSON OF the United States discussed
the probabilities OF tho success q an Issue
bonIs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
CHARTERED.

The following chartern were filed today;
III p0so Copper company OF III Paao,
capital stock {20.o0o. lncorporatois Mil
lard Patterson, c n, buckle ana George
Fitzgerald
Tho ch,llicothc Grain company Of Chili-
cothe, liarleman county; capital htock.
$500. incprpnratora; r. NJ. SwcGring.qi.
r. H. Kirby and Ig. II. Robinson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Lyons, Texas. June l6'-At about s
O'Clock yesterday evening the barns be-
longing 10 u. and u. c. Henslee We're con-
sumed by Are. The fire was a total loss.
with the exception of little corn and feed
stun belonging To Y. Henslee. his barn
being the last TO take fire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
rnn rnNNnssEn EXrosrrIoN
NirEiniu Day.

Nashville Tenn, June 1G--Goyornor
Charles Farrell of Virginia with several
members OF hia stan arrived in this city 10
night to attend the exposition tomorrow
which is Virginia day, A large number OF
Virginia state troops are encampod on the
military plaza and will participate In the
ceremonies tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
Queen Mn. Left For Windsor.

Balmoral. Scotland, June lG--Queen
victoria left Baimorai for Windsor castle
today. This is the first step Of her ma
festy in tho long programme arranged -
celebrate the sixtieth anniversary Of bef
accession to the throne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
Two Cottuue. Durned.

Dallas. Texas. juno 1.-two cottages.
at AS and ~, Victoria street. occupied by
the families OF ]. S. Dunlap and c. s.
Ciopton. we're burned at 6 o'clock this
morning. Dunlaps loss Is $4,000; insur-
anee $500: Cloptons loss $500; Insurance
$500. A leaking gasoline stove caused the
nr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
FOR SUCCESSOR TO GENERAL GORDON,
oo' "hee'er Wlibe Urged Nashville
lhiet OF the United Confederate Veterans.

June -SpealThc OF General
from Alabama
e veterans at their the
oa General John o. present commander
n"s declined TO
ooncierate soldier
" s record soldier
Of
iis seleclon as Geneal Godos b nosr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
AenidentnIly Killed.

Homer, Texas, June ia very distress
ing accident happened yesterday at Robb's
ranch, 1--WE miles southeast OF here The
II year-old son Of Mr. NJ. II. Levy Of
Gatesyile had the side OF his face blown
OFF by the accidental discharge OF a shot
gun The father is almost beside himself
With grief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

Nashville. Tenn. juno i6,--The Kappa
Alpha convention today adopted strong
resolution against pseudo -fraternitics pide-
ing the ban upon them and preventing all
members of Kappa Alpha from joining
them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

London. Juns 16.-Nerth England and
Scotland were swept by heavy gales. The
euburbs OF Glasgow aud the country tribu-
tarv TO that city are flooded and railroads
arc submerged. terrible storm swept
over LIVERPOOL. Nelson's flagship Foudro-
yant, which ~ now touring the coast as
show ship has been driven ashore and It
la expected ia lost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
Activity ~ Annrchi.is.

New York lug l6.---A dispatch TO the
journal from Rome SAYS Marquis 81 Hudini
In an interview last night said; we lave
an anarchist reawakenIng and notably In
italy. where even socialists who Jesuit
ically disapprovo OF 0uiragcH. In reality en-
courage them. bdh privately and In tho
press. We ought TO give no respite eithor
TO one party or the othey'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

cuero. Texas. June i6.--Reports from
crops from all over the county are that
never In the history of the county were
prospects, brighter. Corn Is made, and
cotton is fast recovering from tho effects
Of the lice. .e,..5,s -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
Dntch Cabinet CRISIS Inevitable.

London, June iG.--Tho correspondent Of
tho Times at Rotterdam says: The only
certain result Of Tho extended suffrage UNI
der tho electoral reform act Of 1880 IL that
Tho cabinet Gnds Itself In minority and
that a cabinet crisis Is inevitable. Tho
extended suffrage has not yet been oil much
benefit to the labor party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17
Az rnn srArn c.riroi..

Austin Texas. juno l6-Thc attorney
general today approved a sl9.0oO issue Of
I'M county bridge bonds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-17

number OF sravea In the burial ground.
Jim" at last accounts. had not boon cap
turpd