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THE RIOTING HAS CEASED,
situation ut Calcutta Ia SIN RE-
gsnrded ms Very Grave,

situation ut Calcutta Ia SIN RE-
Isnrded ns Very Grave.
Calcutta, July 2.-In the fighting which
took place yesterday in the suburbs o.
Chilpore betwecn the police and the rioters
many policemont were injured. A party o,
twenty-four members of the native police
was surrounded by mob and so roughly
handled that all of them suffered injuries.
The rioters suffered heavily, but they car
ried off their dead and wounded
A compromise on the plague measures
having bean arranged between the authori-
ties and the rioters, disturbances have
ceased.
Absence OF rain is causing the greatest
anxiety throughout India, The rioting
arose out of the growing practice Of the
Mohammedans OF seizing and refusing to
pay rent for certain so-cailed mosques
built contrary to the tene,s Of the. Mohim-
nedan religion on the ground of belonging
to infldels. In spite of the cessation OF
the riots the situation is regarded as
extremely grave.
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Capital Notes.

Washington. July 1.-THE cabinet meet
Ing today was devoted almost entirely TO
the consideration Of pending appropra-
tons, Neither the Cuban nor other i'm
portaut questions came up In any form.
The president has nominated william
Woodyille OF the District OF Columbia 10
be envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potcntiary and consul general to Greece.
Roumania and Serva.
President Mckinley loft the city ut $40
tonight over the Pennsylvania railroad for
Canton. where he will visit his aged moth
or and take a few days rest. With him
were Mrs. Mckinley and Assistant secre-
tary and Mrs. Day.
The treasury department today Issued
400 warrants representing Si.OS5.l56 In pay
ment Of the bounty on sugar produced In
the United States during the year 1894.
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TO CONCEAL 4 CRIME.
Mystery Surrounding a Murder
Cleared ID.

cleared tD.
Jesup, Ga, July 1.-The mystery sur
rounding the murder Of William Brawdy
whose body was found in a gopher hole
near this place. has been cleared up. The
crime was committed by Bennett Davis
who lived close by the scene Of the murder.
! Davis wife and daughter We're arrested
yesterday and told the shocking story.
Davis was detected by Brawdy in the com
mission of crime of which his own daugh-
ter was the victim. To cover up his crime
and seal the lips Of the only witness Davis
murdered Brawdy and concealed the body
In gopher hole.
While Brawdy was going through his
turpentine woods he suddenly came upon
Davis and his daughter Thereupon Davis
went to his house, which was but ahoti
distance away, and armed himself with a
pistol, club and az. He returned 10 the
woods whore Brawdy was and shot him
down. He then crushed his skull with the
AK. 1t was afterward found with blood ald
hair clinging to II. There is no further
trace of the body until the gopher hole is
reached. about 300 yards from Davis
house There the decomposed body Was
found with the skull crushed in and lying
face downward in the hole,
Brawdy leaves a heart broken wife and
several children Davis is still at large,
and should he be captured 1t Ia probable
that he will be tried by a jury OF more
than twelve men, and lynching Is ex-
tremely probable Both men are pro'ni-
nent in this section of the country. Draw
dy before his death, owned large turpen-
tine interests In this and surrounding coun-
ties
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MEXICAN NEWS.
Fourth to he Cclebrntcd-Thc Dcvc1-
Opment of Gold Mining.

Mexico City July 2.-American residents
here will celebrate the Fourth OF July In
various ways, and the most notable event
will be ball given on the handsome
premises Of the American club on the prin-
cipal street in this city Saturday evening
20 which President Diaz and cabinet mem
bers of the diplomatic corps and leading
people have been invited. Minister Gay
ton is unavoldably absent. having gone 10
Arkansas to bring his household goods for
the new legation.
II is reported that the San Juan mine
belonging to wealthy Spanish residents.
is about TO be sold to the Roihschllds FOR
81 900 900 gold. American miners In OAK.
AGA have made a good strike In gold, and
are having their ores smelted at AGuas
Calientes, but intend soon TO put up the'r
own mill TO treat the ore on the ground.
The government has approved Ewing inc
name OF Mexican Transvaal TO the group
of gold mines recently discovered In the
State of Coahuila by American engineers
Interest in gold mining is increasing al
over the Republic, and many new mines
are being brought to the attention OF the
public. Placer mines have been found on
the Balsas river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
NEWS OF THE ORIENT.
Arrests in Connection with nm Al
legged Conspiracy In Seoul.

Arrests in Connection with nm AL
legged Conspiracy In Seoul.
Vancouver, h. c., July THE steam
ship Empress of China brings the follow
ing advices:
over twenty arrests have just been'
made in Seoul, Korea, in consequence OF
the discovery of an alleged plot TO assass-
mate several prominen, persons.
Japanese papers alleged that the Rus
sian party was at the bottom of the plot,
and that they are now taking advantage
of its discovery to induce the king to re-
turn to the Russian legation
Fresh efforts are being made to have the
murderers OF the queen Of Corea punished
a petition having been presented 10 the
king to that effect.
The West river was opened to foreign
trade June 4 without any friction with
the Chinese
The rebellion on the Philippine Islands
is not yet over. few days ago an at
tack was made by the rebels upon the
house of the colonial secretary OF the Phil
ippno Islands, which is situated in the
center OF the town OF Manila. Fortunate
ly for him he was absent at dinner par
ty. otherwise he would have been killed.
His servants were locked up by the rebel
visitors. and his house carefully searched.
No damage was dode, and none OF the
property was stolen.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

san fitA4N ley, tne S,,'taae
MA StN'Iu C I'm, .' ~ t,h ,.,,,n1
Knocked ON Miner IN the eis"N" 'o"""'
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Gapartmtn NJ
of admissions has made an official report
Exposition during May and June. The
Total Is S1O'''9d.
SAN FRANCISCO-Thr fight before the
California AthlepF club between liai ~
son OF Salt I.aks, was declared a draw at
the end OF the fifteenth round.
NEW YoRK-Ascaion Commandory
,<r,rh,s Tc,nplirs win sail from thi-
pors toduy on tho Cny of Rene for a uil-
rr,maya to Dublin, London. Paris and
other principal European cities.
VIII ,ttNCrrON. Del-Nuch interest al.
w., ,i--'' A,,,t,a,,,.' r.ov,r1,s I'D
,hthc9 70 90, 49,, - t,i,,-
dress ." pr gN'n Hn'I',''is e.,otc Has
peAdeuct ilas my Nc ~ m ,,,r cnyai,. n
as ne - eNh"V'"' ~ '""N" ga 49, " '''
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VERY TAME RACE.


Poughkeepsic. y. y. July 2.-Ttr con-
test on the Hudson this afternoon. wal+ch
had been heraldod as promising close
and exciting finish. and which each col;
lege coach declared would be II record
breaking con1el, turned out 10 De the
ogy for a race. -.
In some respects the contest was pit-
sf.il. Ccrnell the winner Of The two pre-
vious contests, the victora over f"le a'",
Harvard. had been led 10 BELIZE max
PENNSYLVANIA and Columbia would put np
a harder FIGHT than her coatesiants ~ thS
other races. ON the contrary the corneli
crew rowed over the course IN the caslr
ktnd of fashion only hitting up TIE
stroke in the last three-auart,rs ot mile
i'm an evident enioavor 10 make far unit
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sixth street. where on Sunday. the next
dav. tho bundle which contained the sec
ond fragment OF the body was found
Thew then drove back towards their home
and were seen passing through One Hun
dred and Twenty nth street at high
speed at about o'clock
The surrey was returned to i,s owner at
about $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. Mack aud the
other woman having left II Mt some point
unknown. The horse and surrey we're In a
condition that indicated long and hard
drive.
The World. through It's correspondents
and reporters. has traced Thorne from this
city to Saratoga. thence to Troy and thence
to Montreal. where he went with the
avowed intention OF taking a steamer To
Europe. Two steamers sailed from there
Thursday. They will stop at Quebec and
other points before getting beyond police
nnh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
M'KINLEY INTERESTED.
WILL LOOK OVER THE OHIO STU.
ALTON CAREFULLY.
lie Wants Hanna to lie Returned TO
the Scnatc-A Talk he
tween Them.

Washington, July 2.-Scnator Hanna and
General Grosvenor OF Ohio had a talk with
tho president today about the Ohio rolit
ioal situation. The president is greatly
interested in the campaign and In Senao or
Hanna's return to the senate. and during
his visit to Ohio will probably look care
fully over the situation.
General Grosvenor expressed to the pres
ident his belief that the tariff bill would
be in his hands ten days after 1t was re-
ceived by the house
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tion for its policy OF giving the local Of
fccs to foreigners. II the appointment OF
Paul Il. Williams. who, by the way, is
from Delaware, ohio. is made permanent,
there is going to be some indignation In
this neck OF the woode. and the Hon. II
Clay Evans name will figure In the resolu-
tons OF censure. Mr.. Williams, who was
sent to relieve MIR. Whteside took formal
charge of the office today. He says that
he finds everything so far In the office in
applie-pie order. Inspectors Baird and
Tate, field inspectors Of this division, are
candidates for the office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
fops SLOW IN GATHERING.
"e'aee Chairman Condemn. III.
Conference Id,

chairman Condemp. III.
: r,., Conference Idea
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 2.-No. MANY ae,s-
sa'es 70 the populist conference cxcen,,ne
,.. ss ~ attendance upon the Reform Press
~ convention have vet reached
a ss.s city. Jesse Harper of Illinois and
, asDsl, s'hilling, members of the Na,,ona,
,,s h are the most prominent arrvs Is
leader IN ~, J. H. Mcdowell the ' nop,e,
honi.rsnSao this State. in SPEAKING p Of ,ha
.,s Of making de Ias called for the pur-
70 20 au w,a and that it viii or ime H.,
in tn tho Nun s. Senator Butler or apy n not
and adhere to @fsss s n but viii rcarfIrm
u unl,ns eharaclsrlzcs the ria5iorm Mr.
~ All q what ' Will Ss sona and has in
would aG people are excited done he sa hs nns
two un nave been better to wai sa,a' ana 1t
holding The excitement had d G1 out year efops
action are lot yet in conat ta'i to the popS
political speech MoSaa ana VII de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
UNION PACIFIC.
New Charter for SI3G.OOO.OOO in Utah
The Filing Fee S7500.

Salt Lake. Utah, July 1.-The Union Pa
cinc Railway company has filed new arti-
Giles of Incorporation with the secretary
of state. The capital stock is $l36.co0.o2o
The directors named In the paper arc
Edward Dickinson. Joseph II. Willard, j.
4. Munroe, n. NJ, Orr. all of Omaha: Alex
Miller. James q. Harris of Boston: Otto
II. Kahn, HerCy c. Demming. Alvin "
Keoch. Felix NJ Wargurg. Ernest X.
AAec, George IL. Squire, Lawrence Greer
of New York: George g Cannon. lie
Grand Young of Salt Lake. Under the
Utah law the company can acquire by
p,Irchase anv other railroad and NAV on
tcrd its own lines The filing fee for the
rnuers was the highest required by law
$500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
Insnrscnt I.cader,s Den,h Anmonnce,

Havana, July 2.-lt is officially an
nounced that the insurgent leader, Borreto,
has been seriously wounded and that his
brother was killed in eklrmish at Ojo de
Aqua, province of Santa Clara, with n
column of Spanish troops under Colonel
ozes. The government force also captured
the family and arms and ammunition OF
the Borretos
Colonel Escrihane, Captain General Wey-
ler's chief OF etaff and DR. MARTINEZ chief
OF the sanitary stan. durinv their ipspec-
tion of the government departments at
Manzanilo have discovered such number
OF gross Irregularities that all the EN-
ployes of the factories there have been dis-
charged and win be prosecuted.
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; M,.,eriou. A..n..tnation,

Chicago, July 2.-Whiie Charles N''
son, n stenogrspher. sat on peheh ~
Washington park last night after picyei.
ride with his companion. Miss Margare'
Staples. an unknown assassin fired .hr.'
bullets at them. One bullet entered Me-,
sons body near the heart. anoiher pierce. sa
his neck. the third wounded MN ~ IN
mediatelv taken TO the hospital, where tnf
physicians pronounced the wounds fatsi,
After firing the three shots the ASSASSIN J,
ran away. The cause Of the shooting 10
unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
ilG l1PuLIsr EDITORS:
.,.ts,rd, Of the Delegates were
From Texas.
TRACKS on BUTLER WERE POPULAR
...s.r Dcfended the senator
Pee New y. va. Roasted A'so-A
rl.a Of Organization

v.,ayill., Tenn. July a.I -, ,s. S "naOins
pa . Press association n ,.a a's ., renre1
he.U ,.n IN the hall of the house o, tep ~,
session !, the state capitol this morhihs'
sen -, .sy.nty. five delegates were present
a t ). whom are from Texas. ,,.D, nrss,
H0' 49,. association, being absent Oh
DEM emf y !, illness, vice president Mayes OF
s asS wash. presided. Prayer was 0'
io .N !, Rev. J. D. Barbee' d. ~, Oh
ls'' ,,. .,er which Vice Presiueh'
w.. delivered brief speech Hon j.
= Mcpowell Of Tennessee made the adj
:, welcome and j, S. Bradley oil
Texas responded. ,., n,.o, -,
,u,,o,,y NJ. H. Mitznger of Indiana, j.
A. parker Of kentucky and Abe slime
80, NJ Kansas were appointed COM
,,i,tea ON resolutions. 1t was hot con
,a.,ea necessary that all resolutions
should be- referred to the committee with
out debate.
At $50 .. m. the convention reassem-
Ned. The regular order OF business was
| siscepded several honorary members were
| cheated and then general speech making
rnled The topic "fIow Shall the Party
r,et Out o, the Troubles Which the Last
Election Has Brought About" was dis
cuEed.
Strong antI-fusion speeches were made
and many middle of the road popuiists de-
clared 10 strong terms against fusion. Jesse
Harper Of Illinois advised conciliatory
course and spoke OF the coming conference,
declaring II should adjourn and after ad
| tournament reorganze into a National con-
yentlon and declare for the Omaha plat
form.
Metznger OF Ohio placed all the blame
for the present condition OF the party upon
the democratic party and declared that AL
len, Butler, Taubeneck and Simpson were
agents for that party and that the demo
cratic party was preparing to stampede
The populiss.
Other speakers assailed Senator Butler
vehemently and especially were the speak
en- from Texas severe in speaking of him.
Other speakers insisted that the National
committee should be forced to yield TO the
demands Of the people.
Vincent Of Indiana urged that '.he pas,
be forgotten and the party keep IN the
middle Of the road.
Robert Schilling spoke urging harmony
end reorganization and defended Senator
Butler. His defense stirred up the dele
gates and the attacks on Senator Butler
were renewed with vigor and several made
on schilling.
:. W. B. Morgan Of Arkansas handed Schil-
hnE list Of charges and requested an
enswer to them. Schilling spoke. SAYING
ne was not representing any one but him
sei, and II Senator Butler was proven
gulity OF TREASON he would quickly take un
the fight against him. ~
me committee on organization reported
recommending the club plan and non
tn IT, .s co-operatiye branch. the clubs be-
lug ue supervising bodies. Action on the
, ,.pors was deferred. The convention adj
'oarned until morning. NV
;,eaFy all the speeches were bitter mr.
,.ss.snmeSts OF Senator Marion Butler ana
~, sr., Sa,s OF the delegates agreed with the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
FOREST TIREs IN SPAIN.

Villages and Cattle Dcstrnycd-Loss
of Life Is Feared.
London. July "a dispatch to the Daily
Mall from Madrid says huge fire mas
been raging In the mountains In the prov
pce of Muria in Southeastern Spain. since
Wednesday. The flames have extended over
an area OF twenty milee, destroying VII
,osss cattle and other property. 1t 10
feared there will be considerable loss OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
DENOUNCED THE AUTHORITIES.
A Thousand Citizens Condemned the
presence of the militia.

Cincinnati, Ohio. July "A Times-star
special from Glasgow. Ky, says that io'
stone. the convicted negro rapist, was SAFE
~ eecorted to the train at 2;SO o'clock by
tho troops with slistenng bayone's ana
was taken to the penitentiayy at EadyVIi'e'
A thousand men gathered In nan uh-s
afternoon and bitterly denounced the Judge
and sheriff for having brought the sta'e
Guard here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-03
GREEK RAIDERS WORSTE D.
Hundred and Twenty Of Four Hun
dred Reported Killed.
RIOTS IN CALCUTTA HAVE CEASED,
situation Is StiiI Very Grave, How.
ever, and There Ia Danger of
More Trouble.

Constantinopie. July 3.-Newspapers OF
this city report that In battle which has
Just taken place between 400 Greek raiders
and detachment of Ottoman troops near
Netzovi, the Greeks suffered less Of 100
killed. In addition eighty Of the Crooks
were captured and takSa to Janaui, the
headquarters Of the Turkish army in Epl-
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TRACING THE CRIME.
world Reporters After the Murder
era Of Guldcnsuppe.


ers Of Guldensuppe.
New York, July 2.-The World tomor-
row will say: Guilt OF the murder Of
william Guldensuppe was brought nearer
home to Mrs. Mack and Martin Thorne yes
terday. Reporters of the World. In the
identical surrey in which Mrs Mack TOOK
her famous ride last Saturday, followed
the course Of that journey. They discoV-
cred facts which indicate that the party IN
the surrey on Saturday consisted OF A"'
Mack. Thorpe and another woman. whose
identity is suspected, TO dispose OF . por-
ton OF the body or Of other Matchmaking
articles was the purpose OF tne or'se' W
.,.,, yav was a seciuded spot near the
.I,,sce Of ciinside. two mles below Fort
Lee; they burned certain tnins.: Rs9 ,,.D
clothing which bad been stainee ws.n psc0 s.
FROM tkis place thsy co1n nave eons.