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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-05
TURK BUILDING CRIBS
INTENDS TO HARVEST THE CROPS
IN THEssALY.
Occupation nf The Province.
Russia Opposed To II.

London. juno At IS officially stated
that Count Mauravieff. tho Russian for
elgu minister, has expressed TO the Greek
minister at St Petersburg. his personal
sympathy and his hope that Greece VIII
be able to save the harvest IN Thesssly,
1t is also understood that Germany now
advocates the Turkish occupation Of rhes-
sally. provided Greece gives no satisfactory
guarantee OF payment Of the indemnity.
But there is stiil every indication that
Turkey means 10 remain in Thessaly. Sew
eral Turkish oncinlu. accompanied by thcir
harems. have arrived in Thessaly from
Constantinoplc. Edhom pasha has ordered
granaries to be prepared for tho storage OF
the harvest and IL using every inducemont
TO get tho peasants to return and to ac-
oept Turkish rule
The powers had advised Greece TO ac-
ccpt Turkeys demands ana TO raise the
blockade. Greece In return insists ON some
guarantee that Turkey will keep her prom
lsc not TO land munitions Of wnr. 1t Ia
therefore still uncertain whether the arm
istlce difficulty viii bc settled.
II ls reported from Coustantlnuple that
the peace proliminaries have been agreed
10. but this hardly means that the ambas-
sailors have been invited 10 submit drafts
~ dntoil.
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FOREIGN bnIEFs.


LONDoN-The house Of commons al
journed until June II.
NEW YoRK-The Herald's Buenos
Ayros special s0ys Argentina VIII provide
means for the payment OF ssO.000,000 OF
external debts.
LONDON-A special dlspa,ch from Ma
pies says that Mount vcsuyi1s Is IN
eruption An area Of 10000 yards long by
500 wide Is covered with lava.
WAsHINGToN-By heavy borrowing
from the banks. taking bank bills unsup.
ported BY currency, 1t In feared Guatemala
has laid the predicate for great financial
disaster.
T LONDOE--h special dispatch from Paris
says rumorB are current NJ the French
capitol OF serious disSension on the Meline
cabinet and that its reconstruction Is
probable,
LOHDON-Minister Damon OF Hawaii
says the report that his mission here n
the oesaion OF Hawaii 10 Great Britain IN
case tho United States sbrogates tho Ha-
waiian treaty Ia ridiculous.
LONDONDERRY Lsbourhere. the editor
OF Truth, was struck with a whip by the
san OF a Methodist preacher whose fraud
uiont practices had been exposed In Truth
Labouchere was not injured.
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Runge, Toyns. June MANY improve
mcnts are being made In Runge' notwith-
standing the ao-calod hard times.
Editor r.. @. Gillett has Just received
ana is putting up gasoline engine to
run his new printing prcse
Dr W. II Moore ana NJ a. Galloway
have opCh under construction and nearly
completed two-story frame buildings for
business houses.
7. A. Williams OF Cncro IS having built
OH ono Of his lots Ia Runge a very neat
and connodiOuf photograph gallery
Mrs. l.. o. Mnudlns who has been quito
low for several weeks. not expected TO live,
Ia slowly improving.
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4 SEA AnMIsTJCE.
Greece Agrees 10 II tpon Certain
Conditions.

Greece Agrees 10 II rpon Certain
Conditions.
Athens. juno THE cabinet decided this
evening to sign a sea armistIcc on the fol-
lowing conditions;
The Greek fleet viii quit ottoman wat
ers. Vessels uudor Turkish or neutral flags
hound to or returning from Turkish ports
and vessels north OF the armistlce line will
not be examined.
Vessels carrying troops and munitions
for the Turkish army will not be allowed
to enter ports north Of tho limo The Tur-
kish fleet must not leave the Dardanellcs.
The diapatch Of reinforcement to garrison
towns In the archipelago In prohibited.
The armistice permits the reyiotualling
of Turkish troops By way OF ports south
Of the armistice line on condition that the
vessels may bu visited by consuls OF the
powerg residing in the nearest town. 'rhe
entry Of Greek mcn-of war into the 4 nl-
bracian gulf Is also permitted.
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TEXAS CATTLE MEN
FOUND EUROPEAN MARKET cuNpt.
TioNs FAVORABLE.
G"it Exports VIII lie LnrTety In
creased NV "a Consequence ut
Their Successful Journey.
New orleans pIcayuue.

New Orleans picayuue.
,,,,,, A., - a.. sa..,,
'"' v" wy '''''''' ="
iaciic yesterday, en- route 10 Texas. were
several cattle men, gentlemen who have
,sr,a ca,tio ,rtor..,a IL, rox,s rh,,r.
var, eight ar ION An ,h,, unrty. an OF
>,hn,, hnv, ns, s.t,,rnna fro,n ts,r,nc.
,yhi,her 1hc,. Won, ~ loon into thc mnrl
xots ,hare ,or The handling Of cn,,io
They enyo n v,r,, y,owinw account or ,h,
nrnsnertn
"Wc hnvc hocn I'm Euronn f,r .om,
Hmm" er,d A, psaua,,cr ,na ,r The
rarty "nnd Ne ra,urn in,nrcasrd with the
co., mn n,.xa. .,tIi. hss - -, .na,,, A.,
,hc ,nnrtets AZ ,hc oid ,yarl5 'von SOS
thorn Mas an "a within fcw ,rcnths or
a yaor AGO h.e,~ nj, tJea IMAM, H.. To,es
rattto nconla thst Un co,,iI ma, roach m,
Euronann markets. ON tbr sn,ne i,sis nv,
The rn,fi, nrodurcr an tho NiddYe states
au1 honc, rn,ia ma, ion, Snr ,,arhc,
there mis- u,s dnn en- Tho Sac, no, ,,,
could unt ~ rc,,rsc 90, ma tsyo,,,hic ,.,,,,
10 N,Vc ynrl ,rn,, whence. ali MA mi
,gss ,.,s n,,o,,oa ,nd 49, 49,, tr,, -. 49,.
a. ~, ,i,,,,, ~ $3.50 hc,,,. .,,y., "a Ill
.rotIn u,,n,,.b ,,,ir ,,or,. 900 I.,I,,,sn, az,
r,rnn,,,, r,n,ln,s ,,,r,, rlns,d a,',,,s, az,
mn ,arious nxneriwerts hive hon n,,Sc
and now A., ara s,tisfied MN ,hc smtf
norts Tba ratas We scr,,rc thro,,sh Nn,y
,nric,,. an, ,,,l,.s,o, 49,, ,,ch =. th,t ,.,
rnn Jn trsinsSs ,n I,,,,,,,,o, -, ',r,,v
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FRANCE MADE NO PROMISE.
faure Very Careful Ia His Remarks
to Monetary Commission.
COMMISSIONERS ARE AMBASSADORS
To Great Britain, Franco ana Ger
many, Empowered 90 Discuss
ana Agree on Dinctniiisn,.

Paris, June Alt Ia learned from an au !.
| thorised French source that the letters o!
| credcncc presented to President Faure by
Senator woloott of Colorado and his col
leagues Of the United States monetary COM
mission, designate them MS ministers yiloni-
potcntiary to France. Great Britain and
Germany. with the mission. In concert
with the united States ambassadors to
those countries, TO discuss monetary aues
lions aud come to some agrccment on b-
motallism.
President Faurc carefully avoided maxi
ing statement to them AZ the audience
at the Elysco palace on Wednesday last.
which might bo interpreted ms promise
to take any steps In tho matter.
No doubt the government OF France Ia
friendly TO tho American mission. but
nothing tangible will ba done beyond eS-
that the matter will bc seriously studied.
London, June 1.-The Morning Post,
commenting edItorially upon the cordial re-
ecption given by President Faurc 10 the
American bimoialhc commission says;
The first necessity OF an agreement la that
the contracting parties should adhere
scrupulously Ia their bargain. Bui cou-
Atancy OF policy is not easily assured nm
der tho constitution of the skIuisb Amer
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FoURTu-CLAss PosTMAsTERs
Wholesale Appointments Expected
tn he Nndr soon.


Washington. June 4.-The rule an
nounccd shortly after the administration
assumed charge that postmas,ers would lie
allowed to serve the fun terms unless re
moved for cause has been modified ana 1t
is expected Wholesale appointments to lost
offices will be made soon.
1t was officially announced today that
the president and the postmaster general
viii consider as having expired MI post
offices which are due to expire between
now and July 10. II is understood that the
matter was discussed and the decision
reached at today's cabinet meeting, The
reason assigned for the modification o: the
policy Ia that It is the desire OF the uos.-
ofiicc department TO fill as many Offices as
possible before the expiration OF the fitral
year. July !. In order that acconnts may
be begun with new quarter.
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RECORD BREAKING COW.
She Averaged TOO Pounds of MIX
for Thirty Days.
To Nd editor Of Tho poet.

| To the Editor of Tho Post.
College Station, Texas, June 1.--For the
past few years special attention has been
given 30 the breeding and dovelopmnt OF
diary cows OF high value by the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college authorities.
Az result OF these systematic tGorta, We
ara now beginning to realize some of tho
highest attachments Of 'cow culture" IL
may be a matter OF some Interest to your
readers to know that tho Texas AgricuI-
hirAl and Mechanical college has bred and
developed probably one OF the greatest, IL
not the greatest cows OF her breed. At any
ratio. ahe has. without ntrain 10 her consti-
tuition. produced ~ gallons. 2 quarts and
plnts Of milk per day, aud pounds, III
ounces Of buttor per day, containing so
per cent OF butter fat.
In order that the vitality md productive
capacity Of the cow may he better appru-
clated, her seven day and thirty day yiclds
Of milk and butter ore here given, Dur
ing Rcvcn days she averaged more than 100
pounds of milk por day tyidid for week.
or soven consecutive days, 1915 pounds
mllJ. Her butter yield for seven con
secutivo days was 22 pounds. For thirty
dayu her record Is more surprising, In that
1t shows II sustained milk flow averaging
almost 100 pounds OF milk per day for
thirty consecutive days. Exact yield,
2s5rA pounds. which produced S5.p5 pounds
Of marketable butter. nearly three pounds
OF butter per day for thirty days.
In another communication We hope 10
give YOU n fun statement OF the feed con-
sumed and the method used IN developing
such largo flow Of milk and butter. The
cows name " ''yontle Netherland." III. /
II. H. II s75gl). She dropped her last
calf oil February 4, 1897. and was thcn 8
years, months aud days old. She will
he ON exhibition during our commencemeu
exercises June G TO inclusive.
Respectfully.
1 mr.
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Rev. d. A. McRae put the needs OF i'as'
TEAS before the assembly at Charlotte ~
C.. with great earnesiness the ''fo's ',
mission work depends on the home 'D''
Ian york The eyes OF the world ere
,,,rned nn East Texas. East Texas Is az,
noaiinr more than any other district iHr
pSur help i We haven't one,ten,h Of 'e p
helm We ought to have. Ministers say a,
h ne,e T rcceiyed no call from Texas, nat
do they pay the pastors" wen. w ~eia.,ia
anv oau. only on the cry from Ma i h1ro
10 come over and help us ! an, NV am
10 beg. a scotchman never pyAsss,,,u. Ion
, ,ss and to ask that you giso us the he'p
we are worthy Of
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Washington Notes.

Washington. June i.-The president has
signed the sundry civil bill.
Senator Allison expressed the opinion to-
day that the sugar schedule would be
reached in it's order on Monday.
Senator Tillmnn, from the committee on
interstate commerce. today reported the
bill introduced by himself giving the States
the same control OF liquors imported into
a State which they exercise over the liquors
of domestic manufacture.
Acting Secretary of War Mekeljohn has
instructed Colonel Samuel Ovcrshine Of
the Twenty third infantry 10 take command
Of The department OF Texas
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j. II. Cornell. Professor Agriculture


sherman, Texas. June as. y. Bpchler.
popullst contestant for the Office OF sher-
IN OF Delta county. had consultation to-
day with his attorneys here. the result OF
to Tuberyille, the democratic contestant,
proposition that everything connected
with tho contest In the case. including
appeals, be submitted TO special term
Of the dlstrlct court OF Delta county. aid
that both parties abide by this decision Of
the case.
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Drnnis Poisoned CoHrc.

Rockdaic, Texas June a.-Annic Harriet
Mclaughlin. an aged negress. long resi-
dent at this place died yesterday after
noon from tho effect OF drinking colee
with Rough on Rats In II, During the
recent heavy rain. the poison. being on a
shelf In her cabin, got wet aud drlpped
into package Of coffee beneath. The old
woman and her grown daughter drank mo
coffee for dinner. with the result that the
former died while tho latter VIII PROBABLY
recover,
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should receive toll wr7iug from tho
American homo builders. Mr.. Allison q
amendments were agreed 10 but the para
graph was not finally disposed of when
the bill was laid aside.
Tho house amendments 10 the bill to
prevent collisions on tho inland BAYS and
waters OF the United States except the
great lakes were agreed to.
Az $40 the senate held n brief execu,iyo
session and then adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-05

Iovefady. Texas, June 4.--festerday
about 80 p IN. q severe sand storm visited
this section. The wind blew furiously and
the sand was swept UP In great quantities
and was sent hurting toward tho south.
The storm did but very little damage. up
setting small bit OF cotton and corn.
after the wind had coaed rain begun 10
descend. which continued until late hour
At night. Crops are In fine condition, and
Il is thought that yesterdays rain will
make fins corn efop, blessing 70 ths
farmer is4i
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has been reached this season for COW
and calf.
Tho stock interests arc flcurishing az
they never nourishod before
Tho excursion TO Port l.avaca Sunday
next from Cuero and Victoria promises 10
be big success. The preparations AT Port
Lavaca for tho amusement and entertain
mcnt OF cxsursionisis has heretofore brcn
very poor. but this year they VIII be
ample.
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pceviiIr District Conference. !,

Kennedy. Texas, June 4'T'he nee'''''
district conference met yesterday eVan'"s
at 8 o. M. Rev, J.. y. Giliett, presiding
elder presiding. Rev. j, =. oli'e,, ny
q Williamson and J. A. Martin were ap-
polnted a committee on public Worship and
the following minute business was called;
Reports from preachers In charge on me
splrituai state VI the church was the iirst
business disposed OF. These reports snow
the general condition to be In good workias
order.
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Won Tnnsch Acquitted.

Berlin, june 4.-iicrr Won Tausoh, the
former chief OF secret political police.
who has been on trial here for nearly
two weeks past, charged with perjury. high
treason aud forgery. was acquitted today
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al UilI,nus' success.

Mckinney, Texas, June s'--nsAns
sid Williams two weeks revival az 'ns
Baptist church in this city eio'sp 'As'
night During It's progress sixiy.one n nas
members were added to the cnursu ,,s, nn
The influences OF 1t are felt In az ,s,s w. n
circles and extend 70 All the cnu'S :
the city.
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Victoria. Texas. June 4.-Mr. It. 81,
o'connor closed sale yesterday to Mr..
J. ]. welder Of 1000 cows and calves It
go. This II about the Highest figure Which
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strRyed or stolen from n. C. Moves La
Porte, Texas. ono mare; color dark bay
age + years. iorelock trimmed. branded
s ON left shoulder: slim, rnnfy aud Of n
gaunt appearance Sad had been owned In
Houston thrco or four months. Reward
suitable.
Strnyed or stolen from II. A. Holt. Bel
mont, Texns one mare, cnlor sorrel; bnId
face; left ankle large. Liberal reward.
Who wants a man about feet; age be-
tween "a and 3O dark brown or black eycs .
black. heavy hair; weighs about iih
pounds wears No. q or Shoes, mark OF
back between shoulders about 2 inches.
looks Ike blr,hmnrk; big toe on right foot
crippled the leader drawn up light on
top and toe drawn up and turned Ia seems
TO know n good doni about Madison couniy
He had with him three horses and enc
mule. Albert EriGhaOn.
ShorIfI Harris county. TexaH
BY w, M. naurh, Deputy.
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stiEUITEs' DEPARTMENT.

Trinity TeNns June a,--To any sheriff
or constable in the State Of Texas: Please
look out for and arrest !. IL Cation. do
sorlpion as follows: About r foot inches
high; wore No. shoe. sandy mustaehe
eycs brown and bloodshot; walks with his
head down is barber by trade; had on
when left here -QlIartored shoes light,
dove colored hat with brown band around
It, black coat and array pants, viii likely
nnd him around somo saloon or barber
shop; he ia great luEhcr and talks n
great deal Please arrest and wire nic
hold cnpias j, Il, Dawson. constable,
trinity. Texan.
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Hundreds Of thousands have been In
duced TO try chamberlsin's Cough Remedy
by reading what II has done for others.
and having tested It's merits for themselves
are today it's warmest friends. For sale by
all druggists.
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Mr.. nAlLrY,s RErrnN.

Congressman Joe Bailey has returned
from Missouri, whore he went 10 help
elect a democratic congressman Tho house
WAS not in session today, but many dem
ocrats were on the floor and they gave him
warm welcome.
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sT0cupus n La clergy koE IEstT, Ihs crowd -
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g1a1 SAhL1e S1u.;A sI-IpGEe 3 7. Na-cLa-
Postmaster T&n C<;1- e1-Inare Charles pao.s-
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WKgEUG-oS. Sept k-Rspo-1s rsoeirea by
Ii. ME-1Ds Hospital serrine trur il ofbce-s Il
Gaia shsr that yeIlgv ferer :s Increasing N
TIE 3slsn4- T~t+Ty+igh. q Tie ta1Ty+-:oe
deaths tr1m the disease IL Havana during the
WetE for which TIE reports we're made were
knuDg Spanish so3d9e-a SMALLPOX has hlEDu+i
entirely strlIsd oflF one aeAIh from The suoUrge
having occurred sioet Jul! q
Dr. CElntne-u- who 10 Stationed n Santiago.
EErs serenfT-oDe deaths uscurTe6 there during
the wseE- Al me fatalities trtrD yellow ftrer
WERE among SJGrlAt soldiers S9-k sold3srk- lie
sEys, tire h-lnE taken 70 ;bt hospitals Il guht7c
ronregEDces, Epd unLccliInhisd foreiEperS are
AkAlT 10 contract yeljuT t.Ter. A. The ferer
takes Roine tune 80 6sTtioI. Dr. Gbn-Der0 thinks
there IL danger II teTtYfGr1cEsr Isrs51E reach
ing the United States during ibs prpoeAs u
Rs-ZH InGr tIAoon- BE VII ylHgt p1hcGrot On
stsE1Ders running t+- v sser TuuEo ADD AMER
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