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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-11-23
United States MarshaPS Sale Of
Real Estate. a
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,)
EASTERN DIVISION OF THE
Gnlf1 IIKrN nIlrn or nyIIn y

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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, So.
In The United 5taies Circuit Court
Pursuant to the command OF nm Order OF
Sale issued nom the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Southern District OF
Ouio, Fms err Division. IN cnuse No. 78l.
wherein The NorthwesteI n Mutual Life In
surance Company, II corp ton, etc, Is CO =
painant, and Emma Z. Collins, ct alare d.
iendNnts, ard to medirected
/ VIII offer at public sale at the front door
of the Court House IN the town now city OF
LOgan, county of Hooking and State OF oh o,
on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

toned that bombay Is the central post
office for the whole OF India, letters be-
ing dispatched from 1t by. rail to all parts
OF the continent as India proper is
called bv tho natives.
On tho other side OF the island, one that
used to be called the esplanade, are soma
Of the chief cdinces OF the city. Among
these are the Secretariat, pile Of buildings
devoted to the services of the presidency Of
Bombay. a province which comprises TWEEN.
ty-four British districts and nineteen ma
tive vassal states The last named State,
occupy about one-ihird OF the whole ter
ritory.
Most OF the private residences OF Euro
peans are ut some distance both from the
native and commercial quarters of the city.
AS II general thing each residence stands
| in large garden. The fashionable suburbs
ara Malabar Hill and Breach Candy, the
| latter built on the beach on the western
| side OF the island
| This seclusion of tho Europeans explains
| In large measure their escape from the
ravages Of tho plague. and even when at
tackled by the bubonic fever the mortalit,
rate is comparatively light Cleanliness Is
the great enemy of the scourge. especially
when supported by well nourished body
| The natives. for the most part 1.-Two under
| filthy conditions. and. moreover. are UNDER
| fed. 1t Is the weak AMI the dirty whom
the plague makes such short work Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
WEYLER'S PROGRESS.
He Continues His March Through
the Provlnce of MatanIas.
ENCOUNTERS WITH THE INSURGENTS
Wcylcr Sends Out More Stories Of
Pacification.
SCouNlERs WITH THE INSURGENTS
THE CAPTURE OF SANTA CLARA
~ In Confirmed by Numerous Travel.
crs who Hcnch the city OF Mex
leo from the Island OF CubN.

Havana, January 2t.--captain General
Weyler camped last night at l,iondron In
Matnuaas prcvinco ana this morning he
continued his march. A number OF Skin
mishcs have occurred in pinar del Rio.
Havana, Matanzas and Santa Clara prov
ncos the Spanish columns lighting nuru-
Der of insurgcnt bands and taking their
camps with four procedures arms. Of
fccts and documents. The insurgents loft
thirty seven killed. among them three PEE
fects aud four priaoners. Tho Spania.is
lost three killed and TWO officers and twen-
~ Mn soldiers wounded
Lieutenant Colonel Diez Nicario with 800
OF the battalion. Espana. and local guer-
| rllla force of forty men under Lieutenant
Mcnde2. set ont from Mcnagua, near Hn-
| yana. aud at the farm Of Nolcnn met an
iusurccnt band The guerrilla force Mt
tucked the insurgents and in u hand-to-
hand hght Lieutenant Mendos received
| twu rifle wounds. but Killed HIS antag-
onists, Three Of the guorrillas were scri-
ousiy wounded The insurgents left thir-
| ~ two Killed and many Wounded The col
umn had one soldier aud the captain. two
| licujcnants and five soldiers wounded
! Colonel Ncnrio also received bruises
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

MANCHESTER n. H,-Rey; Iisrraon
ClossGn. promlnsnt retired Uniyersalist
clergyman. d.oi tonight.
NEW YORK Henry Barnard and his
their home, forty-fourh street. and com
United to jail In defauh of $50. 600 bond,
charged BY United Siades secret service
agents with countcrfeiilng silver coins.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y.-Rcv. Henry Ans
tlce of 81. Luke's Episcopal church. this
city, tonight announced 10 his congresa-
ton that he had accepted a call 20 the
church Of 81 Matthias OF Philadelphia, nnd
rendered his resignation, to take effect
May /.
LONDON Daily Mail announces
thla morning that Edwin j. Ivory .aiias
bell. acquitted OF a charge OF completely
lntyre. formerly assistant district attor-
ncy IN New York city who came 10 London
IN his defense. sailed for New York yes
| terday.
AUBlTRN. y. Y.-Warden Stout of the
irison here gave cut statement 10 thS
| press today of the burning TO death of o
| convict IN the prison last night; The I'M
| fortunate man was James Mc'raige, sen,
| larceny. McTa.ee lad snuggled 10 his eel
some naptha which exploded.
WAslIINGTON-Joseph A. Peyaon 6
patent attorney comml;tod suicide toia,
| by blowing ONT his brains. Dependency
| due 10 physical disorder was, II is be
lieVed. he rsason for The act. lie was y
| years old. unmarried and was a grandson
| of Mrs. Elizabeth .Peyton whose famil,
Is of revolutionary fame.
NEW YORk-Archbshop Sebastian
Martnelli Of Ephesus. and apostolic dele
cam pUriifcal mass at ST. Agnas ciiurci
IN honor of the feast OF the patton sain
of the church Archbishop Corhgan WA
and nf B.sop a"rns Of ri 6loos
Ign and Assistant Bishop Farley OF hi
city took an active part In the service.
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CAUSES OF THE Plague.
Statement of an Ex-Rcsidcnt Of the
stricken Country.

frir I.nn M
New YORK, january - Ropcrf L. Ryan.
who was for "A long time a resident of
India. tackel interestingly of that STRICKEN
i,""'' "sN.p nv, VI ''''' 81 NNe''
country '"u"s' ''o Sdi".
ITO one who spent fourteen years in
India and shared In its administration. il
- - - - ~
- eNaSpera'hg 40 near me government OF
India charged with the cutire response
bili,v for the present famine ana its At
-. -
tcnh''t chia"ilv' me pupoIHo plague
What human power can 80 control the
forces of mature thar rain shall fail mt us
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
PLAGUE IN BIBLiCtL TIMES.
history of the Disease which il
Devastating India.

washington. January A.--SurPcon Cen
oral Walter Wyman of the Marine Hos
pttal service thinks The bubonlc plague Ia
mentioned in the fourteenth chapter and
eighteenth verse of Zachariah. The
heather who did not keep The feast of the
tabernacle were threatened with IT.
There il a record of plague said
General Wyman. supposed 70 be of the
same character as the present one he
fore the time of Christ The first known
of the disease in Europe was in the iouf-
teenth century and In the seventeenth
century, in 1864 and 1865, II was prevalent
in London and various parts OF Ens'asl9'
/ he .lst Wis tation 10 England was IN i ,n
when The mortality was very great. 1he
ce,ehrated piarue of London commenced
In 1906. but there has been no appearance
OF j. there since that time u has heeh
roulined to the Fast during the 'ast ccn-
tury. chiefly in India and China.
~ tx germ disease. Its true nature
was never known until 1874, when the pa
cilus was discovered by a Jap.uese sci
enlist. pr. k.rasato; In lSl u wa IN
ported inio Canton from Northern lndin.
and from Canton was cons eyeu 10 iloi,,
Kong. A steamer voyage from Cnaton 70
Hong Kong IL but eight hours, but during
the height of the epidemic was che daily
| occurrence for people 10 DE en- iopit pc
tween the two cities. NO absolutely re-
| liable estimate can he made OF tine mon
! talfy In China at that time, as II was
| VERY great but the United STATES consul
AT Canton reported. under date OF july ~
| 1894. that between That time and March !
| of the same year, the total 'nnmDer OF
deaths was esiimatel at between 5000 an1
| lDO. oCO. and that not over per ce,t o.
| those attacked recovered. IT. should b'
| remembered. however, that the sanitary
| conditions IN Canton were extremely bll.
! Speaklpg OF the manner In which th'
disease Is brought about. Or. Wymah sald
| ar l. a Nth disease, ana whi!e u y sA
| trelnely yiriient, the germ is readily k'liet
| nv foIisinfec,ion. The same methods iori
"a for preventing the spread or oholeri
| are appfcabie TO the plague, although IN
diseases arc quite different IN fheir na
| lure. Cholera is disease which must -
| into the aislnentary track; in other WORDS
must be swallowed. while The plague ma,
infect the body through abrasions or con
ltact with any mucous me nbrane. IL begin
with a high fever and with the early az
perrance OF the enlargement or the glanil
OF the groin, the axi'1r aud the nech
,-ariuncies soon appear on various POI
lions of the holy. II Is essentially dss
Ga - of blood poisoning While the san
itary condition OF some places IN m
| country are not all that the
should b... II should be siid that the y
telliye,ce and natural cleanliness OF IN
american people would prevent soch ecu
ditions as would bring about such a 10
ginning and rapid advance OF the discus
as IN Eastern countries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Money Sno,vI,ound.

Pierre, 6. D.. Jan 23.Thc money In the
State treasury, amounting TO nearly $780,
OC0, is stuck In the snow In charge OF a
guard of military, forty miles east OF this
city. Governor Lee and the new state
officials had insisted on seeing and counting
the state cash. in order TO see that 1t was
actually In existence. and the State treas
urer was ordered to call III all funds from
the various repositories. This was done,
a company OF militia being detailed for
guard duty to escort the express com
pany's employees bringing the funds here.
The money had all arrived early Friday
morning, and the governor and his advisers
counted It carefully. not being satisfied
with any packages but breaking all open
and counting them. This work having
been finished, and the funds being fouhd al,
on hand the treasure was ordered returned
TO the banks, and was at once started of
The sniwstorm. however. started up
and the train on which the money was
shipped is showed up forty miles east OF
Pierre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
PLAGUE IS SPREADING
Number Of Deaths Double That OF
the Estimate.
ARE REPORTS OF FRESH OUTBREAKS
Description of the Pa1uc-Strickcn
City of Bombay.
MAS THOUGHT TO BE HEALTHY
Onc-HnIf OF Its InhnbitRnts swept
Away by the RavaEcs of the
Dreadful Mandy.

London. January ga dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Bombay says: The stual
number of deaths from plague is double
that OF the estimate. and the fnalady is
spreading slowly but surely. There are
daily reports of fresh outbreaks.
The weekly report from the governor
general. Lord Eigin OF the famine outlook
in India says that from one to three inches
of rain have fallen in the Punlab, except
in the Delhi district. and light showers
elsewhere. There is a slight fall 10 tn,
prices in the Northern punjab, while else
where they are stationary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Trims llIocl.nhcd.

st. Paul, MINI, January 2i-'rhe coolest
weather # tho winter thus far was ex-
perienccd in this section last night and to-
day the mercury was away down to Ia TO
20 degrees below Tonight at o'clock
the weather bureaus official record in this
city gave rs below zero. while other
Northwestern stations reported as follows;
Helena, ii below Bismarck and Winnipeg,
a below; Huron, 20 below, and Duluth IS
below
snecial,, from Rochester, MIN. say that
today was this coolest for many years tIe
and tho severe cold was intensified by a
% mile gale from the west. The mercury
is falling steadily.
Aberdeen, 5, D., has not had "A train from
any direction since Friday night aud indl-
cations are strong that the bi7~nade Will
prove to bo the worst yet experienced. No
effort has been made to clear the roads for
two days past because of continual wind
and the cuts are now full, The Milwaukee
passenger train from the south is Ia DRIFT
near Bonilla.
Bismarck. n. D.. reports a severe biz
card prevailing all day with the mercury
SO below zero and high wind blowing, II
is the worst storm OF the season for stock
men and the losses win probably be heavy
owing to the low temperature. Tho FIRST
trains for the cast for three days arrived
today, but today's storm viii cause a fur
Their blockade 1t is doubtful If the legis-
ln,ors can arrive In time for Tuesdays seq
| sion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Monufnc,nrers, convention.

Cincinnati, Ohio. January 2f,-Vice Pres
iaent Egan and other delegates from thu
Ohio valley ID the convention OF the Ma
tional Association OF Manufacturers at
philadelphia this week leave tomorrow on
n special Pennsylvania train composed en-
tIrely OF Pullhan cars. Among the Gin.
cinnati delegates will be Charles David
and Robert MctIowan, who went TO Mexico
nearly year kgo for the association a.
COMMITTEES Of Investigation into trade con
d,tions there. IThey will make their hrss
report at the annual convention In Phiia-
delphia this wick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Wcnthrr Indications.
Washington. January 1-For&ast OF
the wea thor bnrcam tonight aays.

the weather bureau torfght says
The severe cold wave now extends MS
far cast as the Ohio valley and southward
to Texas where the temperature has fail
ca from 20 10 ~ dogcces n the mast twenty
fora ours. II Is below freezing In Tenn :
csscc ana Central Texas. II Is below zero
IN ono. II,liana. Illinois aud Mlssouri and
- dfurecs belo zero over the DRkotas and
Minnesota.
Light local SHOWS are reported from
Sou, hem New England and southwest
ward over the ohio valley. Tennessee ami
Northern Texas Tho weather ~ g,ncr-
all fair IN the Northwest ana Sonlh At
lanlsc States
The Indications are that the cold wave
Will extend west ward and southwark over
the Atlanlc and Tyif coast Monday. The
toUpcr,tufe viii fall 10 ntstr zero from
Virginia nor,hwara and freezing weither
Will extend ropthward 10 the gud and
South Atlantic coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Cincinnati Ohio, January 24.-The Com
mcrcial- TrIbune's special from Vaiparai-
30. Ind, says One OF the worst storms
ever known here visited this vicinity today
Sixteen inches OF snow ieii. drifting Saas3'
Several trains are snow bound. The ther-
mometer registers 10 below zero. To-day re-
lief parties were sent out ana many poor
families were furnished fuel tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Cincinnati Ohio, January 24.--A cold
wave reached this vicinity tonight and the
temperature at s o'clock was below zero.
with a downward tendency. There is not
much snow and no interference 10 traffic Is
anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Negro rapist lynchei In Florida by a
mob composed chiefly of negroes.
Congressional forecast for the week.
Snowstorms and blzzards throughout
tho Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Captain Henry King succeeds McCullarh
as Gator of the Globe Democrat.
Senator George of Mississippi danger
ously i'll.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights syu0psIs.

An area pt abnormal pressure 's moving
IN from The northwest, accompanied by u
severe cold wave. An area OF low pres
sure oveilies the extreme western portlcu
of Texas.
The weather - generally PARTLY cloudy
to cloudy EXCEPT over tho upper NJ ssissippl
and Missouri valleys where II ~ clear. No
station reports precipitation amounting TO
as much * 10 of an inch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Cola Wave In Michirnn.

Detroit, Mich. January "a, Michigan ex-
pcrIenced the coolest weather Of the winter
today. Tonight the temperature ranges
from degrees below zero In Detroit 10 Is
degrees below al uppc' peninsula points.
1t has ceased showing at most points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
CAPTURE or SANTA CLARA.

Mexico city, January 2i.--Various trav-
clors Just arrived from Cuba confirm the
capture OF Santa Clara by the Cubans. and
also bring news that the Insurgents have
been fighting In the near vicinity OF IIa-
vana, and a. few days ago wrecked pas
scngor train within two p4lles OF that city
TWO young Englishmcn direct from Cuba.
Harry Il. York and Lee A. licfey. have
reached this city. after having passed sew
oral weeks In Cuba, with the insurgcnt
army part OF the time. and the remainder
in the field with the Spanish troops. Her
yey has received shot through the LETT
arm. They are preparing report for
Senator Cameron, which will be forwarded
to Washington In a few days. Tho GU
bans are not In want Of men, but of money.
ammunition and medical supplies. There
are not over % 900 Cubans in the field,
while the Spanish and volunteers now num-
Dor $4,000 men, mostly very young and
not good lighting material.
All operations are In the nature OF
guerilla warfare. and both sides arc sya-
( iemntlcaiIy burning plantations, and the
county viii be reduced 10 barburtsns. The
| Cubans AFRO relying on being favored ny
| Mckinley and expect, Immediately OIL his
Inauguration. he Will recognize their Dol
ligcrcncy. II not their independence.
| Ifervcy gives graphic account OF tho
capture OF Santa Clara by the Insurgents,
whore the utmost gallantry was displayed,
| the SpannrlH being overcome by mngnitl-
cent nerve and valor OF the patriots
IIervey says It was told him In tho Cuban
camp that Maceo had his lower jaw shot
away. but was alive and recupcrating IN 4
snfc place. General Gomez is not treating
for peace and although there IL pcaca
party among the Cubans. II Is n small ono.
The capture OF tho town Of Aguacate ~
! the Cubans was n brilliant piece OF work.
! Three Thousand Spaniards held the place.
but tho Cuhans showed better genoralship:
| A. Santa Clara the Cuhans took and hold
the town Just long enough to ruin It, Her:
yey does no, consider there Ia any decided
| prospect OF victory for either side,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

the coolest OF the season. Tho mercury
was rs below this morning and IL below at
noon. The trains suffered from the snow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

BROOKINN-Iackson w. Showalter and
Harry n. Pillsbury will begin their chess
match hero today. Showalier. though
badly beaten in the EuroI eon tournament
while pillsbury stood high, has an Idea
that he can defeat the brooklyn mali
Showalter claims the title of chess cham
pion of the United States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Observation-Disclosures.

indianapolis, Ind. January 24.-The cold
waco mas this city by the threat today. the
Thermometer ct the weather office register
ing 8 below zero at Z o'clock this evening.
The natural gas pressure was very low ana
ae ali residents depend upon II for fuel
tbora was great suffering The weather
conditions are similar throughout the State
Az Anderson it is degrees below. at War
saw 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
wcxIer Ma. the Wire.

Madrid. January 2i.-The reported at
tempt Of the insurgents In Cuba to capture
Captaln General Weyier " declared here
10 be unfounded According TO a Havana
dispatch. Captain General Weylor declares
that there are only n few rebels left In
Havana and Maianzas provinces, anu that
thew can easily be dispersed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Washington. January. H.--For Eastern
Light rains or snow, followed by
clearing weather. colder. probably freez-
ing on the Texas coast, northerly winds.
Western Toxas-Snow followed by fair
not so ccld Monday evening, nogtheriy
Winde
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
uoay IL Mini.t-r WiIiis.

Louisville. KY. January %--The remains
of the late miris,er TO Hawaii. Hon. Albert
q willis. reached here at o'clock this
evening. via the iennsyixsnia railroad
accompanied BY Mrs h %tt'is, W HeiE S! Jr
and Colonel James Tucker. OF San Fran
c,sco' THE funeral will take place Tuee-
day morning at Cave Hin cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
rhcrmomrtcr FnIIins.

Cleveland. Ohio, January 2i.-The cold
wave swept down ON Cleveland last night
and the temperature has been falling ever
since. At o'clock this evening II was
A derrees above zero and promised to go
much lower before morning. There has
been considerable fine snow. but not enough
10 impede travel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

CHICAGO-Thc National Tanciers asso-
citation of Chicago will hold It's hrst annual
exhibition in the Cyclorsma building DE-
ginning tomorrow, to last five days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
Local.

Tho capture and return OF the negro
charged with being the assailant of Mrs.
Jackson.
Death of an old negro claiming to be
100 years of age
Funeral Of Captain j. A. Mcmillan.
The eleventh anniversary celebration of
the Y. NJ. g. A.
Fine celery :'roduced in harris county
An inspirational speaker at Bryati hail
The proposed organization of new
Presbyterian church
Real estate men to NEST this evening.
AN enthusiastic Young Peoples meeting
at Shcarn church.
The local post q. y. r. getting ready
FOR the State cncampment.
Bishop Kinsolving performs the rite o;
confirmation.
Preparations for the st. Patrck's Day
concert.
An attractive wedding at the synagogue.
Representative Browne thinks the sep
arate court hill for Harris county will he
sii.rcd by the governor.
The council will today wrestle with the
proposed cha rtor amendments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

NEW YORK The American Purity al
lance. which will hold its annual meeting
this evening, it is expected VIII discuss
the Seelcy dinner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Baltimore, Md, JANUARY Nh II ~
pected that General Carlos Rolon. secretary
OF the war OF the Cuban provisional gov.
ernment. and Dr. Jose de INIs, COM
patriot will be brought TO Baltimore TO be
tried In the United States district court
ON tho charge OF fitting out and sending
from Baltimore n filibustering expedition
upon tho steamer Woodall. The determine
tIon TO remove the case to baltimore for
trial was made at the suggestion OF Attor-
ney General Harmon. who was Of the opin-
ion that as tho woodal had been purchased
here and had been fitted out here and
started from here. the trial should occur
here Instead OF New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

LONDON Bishop Creighton will be en-
throned as Bishop of London to-day. inc
Archbishop OF Canterbury Will ofhciate'
The event will be a ceremony OF great mas
nificence.
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Intense Cold Wnxr.

Memphis. Tenn, January 2f.--An intense
cold wave has prevailed all day. with
strong and bitterly cold wind blowing.
Fjurrles OF snow have also been sxpsIi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25
ToDA,'s FORECAST.

NEW YORK--The annual meeting ana
election OF officers of the Middle states
Kcsatta association will be held today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

LaGrangc, Texas. January 2i--one OF
Tho most sudden changes In temperature
occurring this winter appeared this even
ing. The norther came up about . y. M
and at 3 r. m. the dlnorcncc In the tenn
peinture was ~ dejgrues and the th,rmom-
oter sim falling. The prospects are for n
big freeze tonight. which win 10 a rrcet
deal oil damage tu vegetables IN ms PC
tlQn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-25

Earthquake shocks in Mexico.
Famine reports from India claimed to DO
exaggerated.
The plague spreading
The sultan detected over the condition
of affairs.
Fourteen hundred bodies recovered from
the island of kshari.
Mrs. Hungerford. The Duchess" dies in
London,