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Wolt,s SpecIaltics.

A sensible CHRISTMAS present Is apprc-
clated, you Can get such st VOLTS.
So inch Dress Flannel at 80 cents per
yard at VOLTS.
Only a few more Fur Coats left, will go
at prices lower than ever. j. IL. Wolf.
You know this is the place to get your
Caps. A new line just received at VOLTS.
A big line OF sample Underwear at
cost at VOLTS.
APPLEs! Bal6wlns, Russets, Vine
saps, and in fact nearly all varieties at
VOLTS.
The best things.in warm Footwear at
VOLTS.
All shades in largest size wool facina-
tors IS cents each.
The latest shades in fine 81 inch
Ladies Goth, suitable for children's Re.
efer Jackets, Cloaks, Ladies' Tailor-made
Suits, etc.
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Pheasant Grove.

We wish to inform Mr.. Farnsworlh's
friends, that WI made no mistake. 1t
ives the GRAPHIc's mistake, the word
"last" was used instead Of "best."
Mrs. j. "A. Bea has returned from Chas.
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Worry ;pOrtnMt.

Some medicines help sometimes and
somebody only. tut Seyera's Balsam for
Lungs helps always and everybody aHlict-
ed with Cough, Cold, Hoarseness and
Group. Mr.. Charles Spindler. Summit,
Mimi, writes: Severa's Balsam for lungs
helps always. I believe in this medicine,
because it las proved to be a sure cure
in every instance. BY timely using
Stvera's Balsam for Lungs serious
maladies will be always prevented.
Stvera's Balsam for Lungs is not in
tended for relieving a cough only, but for
effec!ing a permanent cure. 1t soothes
and heals the irTitated surfaces. promotes
cxpectoration and stops every cough in
the shortest time. Price % and 80 cents.
Cold produces often great pains in the
chest or in other parts OF the body.
To allay pain you will find Severa's st.
Gothard's Oil the crown OF all Family
Linimprts.
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Don't fail to call at the furniture
store when looking for Christmas
presents.
Ben Meiller las bought out the grocery
business OF Watson & Young at Cham
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Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa, SAYS,
"My child is worth millions to me; yet
would have lost her by Group had I not
invested twenty-five cents in a hottie OF
One Minute Cough Cure" 1t cures
coughs, colds aud all throat and lung
troubles. f. Il. Miller.
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Stylish we'll made Cloaks for children
from one to SIX year old at $l.25, $I.5O
and $500. About the ordinary cost OF
making.
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Fred Powers and Ida Laliy were mar
lied at Chamberlain Sunday evening.
Chamberlain dreWsn masquerade
New Years eve,
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Price Mcts.

". Il. Severa, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
For sale by Il. &. Miller and Ocllsner's
Drug Store.
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have for years"
Dr.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or o n re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR.. MILES MEDICA
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You can have whatever yon wishl-GRAZINt
= LAND,-GRAlN LANDs.-VEGETABLl
MINERAL LANDS. You can have them in va
or among the MOUNTAINS. You can obtain
that will grow crops without irrigation, just
at SEALEVEL, or from 100 to 5000 feet a
variety Of climate you desire. Write to us.
CHA6. s. FEE, Gen'l Fas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Union Pacific Developments.

New York, January 9.-The latest ne
yelopmonts in regard to the Union Pacific
affairs is the formation OF new syndicate
comprising practically all OF the leading
banking houses here anu representative
foreign banking interests to take measures
for the protection OF the property in the
event of the failure of the funding bill or
decision on the part of the government
TO sell the properly under foreclosure, sub
iect TO the len of the first mortsase bonds
The protection of the Kansas Paclhc Is aIso
covered The amount subscribed aggregates
SO. eco 600 and the syndicate's operations
viii be controlled by Kuhn, Loeb -, Co
and the Mercantile Trust company. II tue
funding bill should not be passed and II an
attempt should be made TO foreclose me
syndicate stands ready TO buy In the sys,
tenn and pay off the government lien. il
the funding bill should pass. the ssyndi-
cate subscription will, OF course. be large
w reduced No formal limit of time as tt
the duration of the syndicate agreement
has been made. but it is understood tts
operation closes at the close of the presen
session of congress. If no action has beci
taken one way or another at THIS session
a new agreement will be formed according
! TO whatever conditions may then exist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
WHATCOMEz WILLDO
The Concessions Which He Is Wiii-
ing to Make.
CUBA TO PAY INDEMNITY TO SPAIN.
The Island Must BE Granted Com-
petc independence.
IBA TO PAY INDEMNITY TO SPAIN.
BE GRANTED IN FOUR MONTHS
AZ. Orcr Made with the Approba-
ton Of the Cuban Governments.
He VIII Not Surrender.

Havana, January a,--General Gomez has
said IN an interview with sugar planter
in the province OF Santa Clara that the
only concession he is willing TO make 10
Spain is that the republic of Cuba should
pay war indemnity TO tina. country In
case the independence OF the island Is fully
recognized by the Madrid government.
General Gomez said that even this con-
c, ssion is conditional on SPANS recogniz-
iug the independence Of CUBA within FOUR
months from January /, 1871 II the con-
cession should be accepted later, when the
island would be completely ruined by the
war aud spain would be without resources
10 continue The fight, he would prefer tho
triumph Of Cuba Without any compromise
Tor the benefit of the Spanish treasury.
He added that his offer had the approba-
ton of the government OF the republic OF
cuba, without whose consent ho would not
listen TO any Spanish overtures for peace.
| lie also denied as spanish taiunnies tne
story that he was willing TO surrender on
the condition of certain or any reform, or
home rule. General Gomez did not think
that the amount OF indemnity ought to be
the debt contracted by Spain IN Cuba,
which amounts now 10 100000 900. In
his opinion $500 600 900 was the most that
cuba could pay without depriyiug herself
of the resources necessary to tue essabiish-
! mont of her republic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
GAINED MORE GLORY.
The Lone Star Company of Texans
Distinguish Themselves.
DEFEATED OVERWHELMING ODDS.
Captured Prov ision Train and
Took Captain.
AMBuSHED SPANISH CAVALRY
Tents, Arms and Ammunition Fell
Into the Hands of the Insur-
gents-Losscs in Battle.

Chicago, January 9.-The Chronicles
special from Key West. Fla, says: News
was received here today from the pinar
del Rio country 10 the effect that tho
Lone Star company of Texas Rangers IN
the Cuban army had again distinguished
themselves" From the report 1t appears
that they defeated much larger force
than themselves capturing the Spanish
captain and taking a provision train that
the Spanish detachment was guarding
I he battle took place last week, probably
on Friday, judging 10y the date Of the lo.-
ter received at Palnca. south Of CristoGal.
\ detachment of 500 Spanish cavalry was
cscorting a train load OF provisions along
! this route, when the Texans. who only
number 100 men. ambushed both sides Of
the road. Tents, arms. ammunition aul
provisions were captured. The Spaniard!
left five dead and forty wounded ON tn,
held. while .he Cuhans had five killed anl
fourteen wounded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
NcNicmn N.sussiuatcd.

Havana. January SIT develops tina,
on January Mexican named Domingo
de Ia Cara was asssssinsted at Guiana
hacoa The Mexican consul Clement
vasquez the secretary OF the govern
ment, the Marquis Palmero; the governor
Of Havana, the local judge and the mil
itary commander of that place Fondivila,
have taken an active interest in the case.
The queen regent has conferred the itle
of marquis on Rafael Monteroos and Prden-
clio RHbell. prominent autonomists. and has
decorated the president Of the autonomists.
! Jose Nelaia, and Mayor Antonio Queseda.
with the great cross OF tho military or
der, and has decorated Ros andorfern. pres
ident OF the chamber of commerce, and
! Antonio Blanco. prominent merchant,
with the great cross OF the navy.
General 2egura IN accommodating The
heights of Vasco and 'Brujilo los Neyos
had burned large number of all kinds
of dwellings. killed four insurgents wound
cd five and captured thirteen prisoners.
Colonel Isisani. while accommodating in
the district Of san Cristobal. has DESTROYED
several plantations and burned a number
Of hnupqs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
SHORT NEWS STOKES.


EDSTC N--Rob George Waugh, well
known as tn aholitionDsi ana Il temper
aHcc reformcr dicd TO-DAY.
JANESNlLLE, WIS. -Hornhn sttm shot
and Killed his wife and son last night thea
commired suicide. Family troubles were
the cause,
DENVER. COLO In tho distribution ct
ofncvs ~ the senate caucus thc position
OF chaplain fcll 10 the priests They de-
cidcl On e. "A. Malone EDITOR of he Col
oradc Catholic.
MlNNtAPoLls. Minn -.Fue broke out
~ she Anchor -four mill in the min dis
trio At a. m The ire Was IA the pack
Ing department Of the Anchor mill, auo
Sas conHued TO THAT department. At .
a. m. il was under control.
rAMiA a--Au auemrt was made 10
tlie streci railway byJnf atWfd hndy Of
hprsenle,,, Who uss,o dyan,le, aalng CON
I'D ,rabie damage, hat nos suiceoliGg eii-
Jrely in their work of destruction.
FONDuLAC, Pa.--Owcn Ferguson. for
the past SIX years clerk of Fondulac coun-
~, shot himself hast night twice. About 4
year ago his wife died. At the last cleo
lion he was defeated for reelection az
county clerk. a few months ago he brokc
his ltg and because of tndt lie was o
C'INCIN&ATi. OHIO Taylor Brent. lndi
vidual bokkeeper of the Covingfon ky.
German. National bank. committed aiiri IL
during the night by cutting n!' IN OFT with
= razor IN pei. HIS accounts with tho
bank are said to be correct and The reascu
Tor the act IS temporary insanity caused
by insomnia.
RICHLAND, Mo.-From Sheriff j. II.
Brown OF Camden county IT Is learned
that the waters OF the Usage. which have
backed mp Into Linn creek, are recedmg
from the city and the residents are NOV
Ing into their house again. He repors no
loss of lifc but The destruction of prop
erty viii reach many thousands OF dol
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Negotiations
Cor The formation Of a powder comb natiorl
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MOVEMENTS or GOMEZ.


over Five Hundred Families burneo
out OF Homc-.
~, Wa, Isio 1anunry e-Copies OF
49,, .,.., 49,, ,,,,, .b.t
INC w" 'e '"'" '"e'
newspaper recently ilbished an extra az
yising all loyal spanish supJcrts nov 10
,r,, ,ha nad,la nanors The claim la rlade
. e's ,,,..,,a ~ "a. ,,arid n,,ar. nm
'hat WV "''"'"' ', W
Captain General "eyier huFe te""u'
TO do him more harm than the attacks
OF rnlri and vi porvonlr OF New YORK
Reports have been received from Sdh-
taBo to the euert thag me nrsu' senss ~
Gently burned the buildings OF the EARN Oh
DucorAn, near Caney. a
Several young men VINO recently loite1
the Insurgents at Mnuzal'ilo report cNist-
once Of widespread diss noe On a,nons .ns
followers of RabnS ana oaiiS'o 1870 ~,
hepotls nav pesn .,',, n,,,r mon
dad to the elect tnai several youhs nv.
who recently loineu ,hu in'n, go. ~ ~
SAINT spii itus report VA. a., .,c,r,,sd
days sncc MAXINE Noi,.H a., ior,,ary
nj farm mem ''n i,,l,'r,,nn, ,vadcr loso
IT Il aSser'.u, tle a,S Nv rho Manoa
MSuei anu "ouio" p'ns,., s,,,.ai nihor
l!ahlat'op ~ commnndors Reports
.upth lnsu, 80 no ,ha, On January s
from 'iehi'' nv tiran,inr ~ Esneranza
they started IN 'he o'ie'''o'' "
ana banchueio ro,or,oa IN b.va
over ooo ia'h,,i's al 49,, mon,as owins
been burned on, Oh f'ei mo ~, yrnn.
10 the recent oruera W nar,
erty ana even the MONIES ~ paou ,n., y, " ssv.
OF these persons have been unable 70 saw
their clothing Mothers are cairyihs ,hels
babies In their arms ana are WITHOUT iooo
and resting place
The colony OF ri Tona, near hspersnna.
has been burned by the insurgents ana ine
| dceiruction of property is reported as being
very extensive. A large number Of huts
in the Vicinity of San Felipe were
burnn1 on the night of January s. leaving
many country families destitute and hoine-
in,s
pao,,s ,ao.ived from San Antonio dc
N,po,'s 80 20 tho eject that ali OF last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
CONSULTED M'KINLEy.
senator Proctor visited the Prcsi-
dent Elect.

dent-Eicct.
Cleveland, Ohio, January a.-Senator
Pedheld of Vermont was by lone odds the
most prominent caller at the residence of
National Chairman Hanna today. He came
from the East on an early train and was
driven directly TO Mr. Hanna's offic,,
where he remained in consultation with
the latter gentleman for some time.
After luncheon had been served long
conference took place between the presi-
dent elect Senator Proctor and Chairman
Hanna. 1t was stated that the MISSION OF
Senator Proctor to Cleveland at this time
was TO consult with the president elect
in regard to legislation and possibly as
to his intention as to New England in
the personnel of the incoming cabinet. The
visit of Mr. Proctor has, OF course given
rise to much speculation IL poltica! cir
cles II being said in some quarters that
the senator Is a cabinet aspirant, hut it
is believed by those who stand close TO the
pr, sident elect that there is practically no
likelihood o. Mir. Proctor becoming a mani
Der of MIR. McKirlcy's official household
In conversation with an Associated
Press reporter today. Major Mckinley ex-
pressed himself as having greatly enjoyed
his visit to Cleveland and that he had
been greatly benefited BY much needed
! rest.
The appearance OF the prcsidcnt-olect
would certainly bear this statement out
Us lie presents a picture OF robust health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
SOUTHERN STATES NEWS.

FLORENCE Ala.--Five men we're In
iured by an explosion Of dynamite at Riv-
erton. Ala. yesterday on the government
works. Two are fatally injured.
WAYNEsBORO, Mission Christmas. 4.
Langley while drunk, raised a row with
his wife. aud his stepdaughter dlsen-
boweIed him with butcher knife. He
died today.
TALLAHASSEE, Flax Governor
Fleming has declined to accept a Justice
ship OF tho supreme codrt. which leaves
the field open for Hon. Frank p. Carter
of Mariana.
ATLANTA, Ga.-A special 10 the Journal
from Unadilla, Ga. tells OF the lynching
OF Antony Henderson for the assassination
of old man George Summer, and attempt
ed assault upon the person OF his daughter
PINE BLUFF, Ark.-Jim Davis. colorcd
who murdered Lawrence Williams anc
Robert Cox, also colored. convicted OF rape
were sentenced today to hang on Februar,
| %. This will be the first legal double
hanging In the history Of jefferson county
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.--Mr. Sage Omstod
engineer Of the Tuscaloosa Belt railway
while riding this afternoon on top OF
box car. was caught by a wire tina
stretched across the road and thrown I
the ground. He died In few minutes,
| PROVINCIAL. La.-Recent heavy rain
have nut the Kisatchie on a boom an
gIsddened the hearts of the mill men, VIII
have succeeded In getting several miiiio
feet of lumber over the falls. The oil
river mill will start up at once under fu
time.
| LITTLE ROCK. Auxiliary Ames. 80
!of 4 wealthy cotton factor OF Galveston
who was serving term In the Arksnsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

havana. January 9.-1he trial OF Louis
someilan, charged with conspiracy against
tho Spanish government. was resumed this
afternoon. General Fitzhugh Lee, consul
general Of the United States, was not IN
attendance. A number Of witnesses we're
examined and the prosecuting attorney
summed M the case FOR the government,
Io said that tho tribunal should accept
as proven the evidence presented by the
witnesses against the prisoner and I'M
nose n life sentence upon Soneilan.
The attorney for the defense VIII address
the tribunal on Monday next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
GOLD STANDARD CONFERENCE.
nuckncr rrcsidcd-spcrches IN Con
dillon of thc GnId rnrtN.


dition of the Gold PARTY.
Chicago. January a.-'l'hc conference Of
gold standard democrats held at the An
ditoru,n today declared Tor continued op-
position TO the tenets Of the free silver
wing OF the party and for continuance
of the party organization.
Franklin Macveagh called the meeting
TO order and named General S f. Buckner
of Kentucky as chairman. General Buck
ner. in taking tho chair, sale the meeting
was called for the purpoee OF comforting
with reference to the future codrse of the
rational democratic parts, which was the
onl, democratic patty IN eSlsteAee.
Speeches. were made by men from every
State represented showing that the par "
was everywhere in rcoi condition,
The nAme for tic pdrty came ur FOR
/ consideration. and John r. Irish said he
would not he surprised II the party at It's
next convention assumed The name of the
emocrstic-republica party the Organic
rame of the jefferson party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

New York. January So the office Of
Arbuckle Bros. 1t was stated today shat
there was no authority for the statement
that they were planning to gain control
of the Woolson Spice company of Toledo.
the controlling interest in which concern
has been acquired by the sugar people.
Genial was also made Of the report that
the Arhucldes are negotiating for the
Woolson property conditional on their re-
tirement from the sugar business. II was
said that tho firm will enter the sugar
industry and carry on their coffee business
AT the same time. The sugar people, ii
was said. are not likely to give up the
Wuulson property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
California senator.

San Francisco. Cal, January e-The
fight for United States senator. 20 sue
ceel George c. Perkins. has been trans
ferred from Sacramento TO this city. the
opposition 10 Senator Perkins was busy
today endeavoring TO select an available
man upon whom TO concentrate us
=trenri,h Several names have been re-
peatedly mentioned in this conneeton
aud ex-IJnlted States Senator Charles n
Feiton. Neither of these gentlemen has
vet given q definite consent, but u is con-
h, found and nominated in the asscmbS
next Tuesday Samuel NJ. Shontridge has
i.een AN ;vowed candidate for some weeks
bot IL not considered foriniuapie. 'aIhe'
Vyayfner's name will moi likely be pre-
s,.nied. unless there should be no choice OF
| Inc fret or second haEot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

received this morning by Mrs Cleveland
by appointment at the White House, aud
had long and agreeable interview with
Ter, Mrs. Booth Tucker presented Mrs.
Cleveland special copy OF the life OF
Mrs. Emma Booth, the mother of the Sal
walton Army. Commander and Mrs. Booth
Tucker returned this afternoon to their
Headquarters In New York City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Scuntor Money In Washington.

Washington. January 9--senatof-eiect
Money OF Mississippi returned here from
Cuba today Mr. Money made flying
trip to the island with the purpose OF as
pertaining for himself the condition OF
affairs there. He left Washington the day
before Christmas and created some ex-
element while there by absenting himself
from his friends and acquaintance al Ha-
yana for a few days. He has steadfastiy
refused to talk for publication about his
trim and begged to be excused from news
paper men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

Commerce. NoIas January "a tNo-
story frame residence. owned by L. NJ,
ROLAND and occupied temporarily as a
Midland section house, caught fire at noon
today from n detective fue aud burned.
LOSS about $1,000 insured, A few things
were saved out of the house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

Altoona, Pa. January s--Mrs' oscar
Adams was found today starved TO death
4, a, INNER room of Fourth street tene-
-, ~ house. Her husband was found by
her side half crazed and in critical con n,
h,,io, for want of food. The board oil
health reports siSty-fve families 800 per-
CONS in nln utterly destitute
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

Berlin January 9.-The first statement
concerning the Cuban situation winch has
appeared in the semi -official press las
inst been printed in the Nord Deutsche
hIyemaiue Zeitung. After a review OF tho
question. this newspaper states that Ger
many has no intention OF interfering IN
tho Cuhan affairs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Cottnrc NJ HiII-boro.

Hillsboro, Texas. January "a cottage
on Dois dc Are street. belonging TO the
heirs Of the late Judge ". p Cunningham.
was partially destroyed by fire last night at
O'Clock Origin of the fire is not known,
as the family had been away from home
on visit for several days and no one had
made any fires IN the house durinh their
absence The house was occupied by clint
smith, proprietor OF the Hill county rcstau-
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
THINKS TIE FIGHT IS OVER.

Toledo. Ohio. January "A. NJ Wool
SON. who was the head and founder OF
the Wooson Spice company. which was
sold 10 the American Sugar Refining com
pany some days ago, and sixty shares OF
which were subsequently secured by the
Arbuckles. believes the hght between tne
close. He thinks IT VIII be but q short
time until the Arbuckles have full con
'rriiaf will have a complete monopoly OF
she sugar interests without possibility OF
Interference on the part of the Arburkles.
n an Interview he expressed himself as
ieIlevinr an amicable adjustment 20 be
very nearly arranged now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
THE FIRE RECORD.


Dauvile. Va, January 9.--fIre broke
out in the big leaf tobacco factory OF tho
American Topauco company, and the build-
ing with all It's contents was entirely con-
stunned. Loss 100000 insurance Si25.ooJ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Names ~ Temple.

Temple, Texas. January 9.--An old frame
house In the Third ward, near the Santa
10 passenger depot caught fire early this
morning and was pretty well Quilted before
the fircmen colld put 1t out LOSS COM
plcte and no insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Georgia Recruits.

Savannah. Ga, january "a party Of
young men have left for Cuba 10 JON tne
insurgents. Among them was CLIFFORD W
Anderson. Jr., son of Colonel ciihoru w.
Anderson of Savannah, reia,eu !" 'ne
late Governor jenkins ana the ia'e - ~
Jones'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Aa.,n., the street hallway.

I.ouisyille. Ky. january "a suit was
drought this afternoon by the labor unions.
represenring all the unions composing the
Central Labor union. against the Louis
Vile railway and the general council OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Hansbrough Nominated.

Bismarck. N. D.. January 9.--In the re-
publican caucus tonight Senator Hans
brough was chosen as the republican nomi-
nee for senator 10 succeed himself, thus
assuring his reelection on the 18th inst.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

Bath Maine, January 9.-H. NJ. sewall.
son OF Arthur NJ Sewall, was today elected
a member of tho State legislature to I'LL a
yacancy.