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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
GERMANS WON'T YIELD.
Criticized the Government fol-
Thrcntemed Snspensinn.

Criticised the Government for
Threatened Suspension.
Vienna. November Son the resumption
OF business In the reichsrath today Herr
Abrahamoviecz, the acting president,
strongly denounced the rlotous proceediogs
which have marked the sessions OF the
house for some time past. and expressed the
hope that the proceedings would be OF more
decent nature In the future.
The representatives OF the German peo-
PIES party, the German progressist party
and the social democratic party protested
against the declaration made by the minis
ter of finance on Saturday last at a meet
ing of the budget committee in which he
pronounced grave warning in the danger
OF n suspension OF the constitution unless
the provisional compromise bill /. adopted.
The minister, after explaining that the
compromise would already have been finally
concluded but for the existing differences
respecting the proportional financial con-
tributions of the two countries saying that
he would deeply deplore the result IL pres-
ent political circumstances should compel
the government TO enforce compromise by
other than parliamentary means. but ex-
planned that there We're circumstances
which were materially stronger than all
forms.
After the representatives of these parties
mentioned had protested against this dec
laration they strongly denounced the
threatened suspension of the constitution.
The speakers were vigorously applauded.
After six hours speech by Herr Funke
the house adjourned until Wednesday next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

- ~ a61aGtans SnsyoI
IyS 90 ~ Is ~ ''concsntra.
NJ ~
tAin "a e(asvine. tAese people
"a tsrvthsr Ii ~ public build
"a ~ II ~ afcbways q buildings,
- - ~, ssiy y u driven n
y " 4 nisht.
No6tita1b hsrt ~ = mi - TIE
6Gsts. ceftsiniy not more than "
= X tbs deaths snnenS ths "conoon-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
A POLICEMAN MuRDEll
Members of u Suspendea ~
Under Suspicion.

hehhDers OI u SuSpeuOeW III
Under Suspicion.
Atlanta, Ca, November S.--PAh0
T. Ponder was killed tonight 4 !
while he was shadowing supyr
lar, who had entered tho whola1
key house OF l.. Steinau. 1hsel
a man enter the building and iol!l
When the officer struck a In1ia
fired upon five times and az :
minutes.
EARLY this morning the ou
Steinau was placed iii the nan@ !
ceiver and officer Ponder kney y
had been closed by the shsru !
saw the man enter the building
lice intimate that some Of tle =
deavoring to secure money
vault, entered and finding himset
ed killed the only eye witness
Officer Ponder. Other meinpn
firm are under arrest and the msl
has creaaed tremendous senia1s
city.
When the receiver left the w
morning he locked the big vsult
ed the combination. After ~
ton the vault was found unlon
bunch of keys were picked y
All who are under arrest coy
anything about the tragedy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

Havana, November SAN official dis
patch reoeved here from Porto Rico an
noinces that the Spanish steamer Mont
serrat with General Weyler on board,
which left Havana on Sunday last for Spain
via Porto Rico and which put into Gibarara,
province OF Santiago de Cuba. owing to a
mishap to her machinery. left Porto Rico
yesterday afternoon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
BLANCO's HEALTH POOH.
NOT Able to Endure Hardships of
81 CuM nm iun

u
Not Able to Endure Hardships Of n
Campaign.
Havana (Via Key West), November S.
General Blancos formal reception at the
palace a week ago was very chilly affair.
Outside Of the officials and representatives
OF commercial bodies who attended there
were only about thirty people present.
General Blanco is said TO be In poor health
and to be constantly in need Of medical at :
tendance and therefore not likely TO be abla
W endure the hardships af an energetic
campaign against tho insurgents.
personally Marshal Blanco IL Wen liked
6y the members OF all parties, Including ,ho
conservatives, who owing 10 their wealth
generally succeod IN swaying the msssa.
= sne people IN Cuba, but the autonomists
sno conservatives are far from being hand
~ stvve and no matter which the new
cApl&n general fayors, he is pretty sure
20 nave tho hostility OF the other.
New York, November s--pr. q
aQuesada when informed tonight OF The
action Of Marshal Blanco, was aluo,,
overcome with 10y. He said Julio or,eys
4uesada ~us the young mans name ana
shat no was q years ola.
ne is manly young fellow. .a,d NJ
s4nesada. "and two years ago he wa. /,
msaaDer Of tho sophomore class Of tho 81.
- o. the City q New ysrk. when hos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

| the creditors OF insolvent National banks
as follows: Ten per cent, the City Ma
| tional bank of Tyler, Texas; 10 per ceit
the First National oank of Newport, Ky.
RIO DE JANEIRo--The government an
noilnces that 1t Is resolved 10 continue Its
activity in the suppression OF disorders,
Dnd as a precaution the federal district OF
| Nictheroy, which includes the city OF Iiio
dc Janeiro, Is finally declared in a state Of
siege.
! NEW YORK--The Journal and Adver
Users report of President e. Benjamin
Andrews speech at the George memorial
meeting at Providence. r. L., says he
characterized George as "the most influ-
entail political economist in the world at
his DEATH
! HAVANA-At the solicitation OF Sonora
Emilia Quesada, widow Of Senior Artego
| Quesada. Captain General Blanco has par
doned her son, Julio Quesada, nephew Of
Senior Gonzalo Queseda of the Cuban junia
at New York. The young man was under
sentence of death.
PRAGU E-The celebration OF the ami
yersary of the battle of Wiesberg Sunday
was of the most stormy description and
later thousands Of people made demon
stration In the streets. There were num-
Der of conflicts with the police and many
people were injured
ROME.--In certain political circles 1t Is
believed that the object of the visit of the
Austrian minister for foreign affairs, Count
Goluchowski, to the king of Italy is to in
troduce into the dreibund treaty additional
clauses to meet the conditions created by
the Franco Russian alliance.
ATLANTA, Ga.--While shadowing a man
who entered the business house which has
just failed. Policeman j. T. Ponder Wa,
nd meta MI Al
iirm are suspected OF having tried to sur
reptitiously secure money from the vault
ana all OF them are under arrest.
WASilNGToN.--The delegation of In
dams who came to Washington to get the
assurance OF the secretary of the interior
that the great father thought 1t was best
Tor the tribe to take alotments have left.
me indians say they will return to their
trlpe ana advise them to accept allorm snts
DENVER-Edward Boyce, president Of
the Western federation of miners, has gone
10 California where he will spend the win
ter In organizing. Mr.. Boyce is opposed to
the miners taking part in the American
Federation OF Labor troubles, and is op-
POSED to anything in which Mr. GoInners
is closely connected.
LONDON-hocordn TO special dis
patch from Shanghai the emperor of China
ana the board of revenue have approved n
memorial presented in favor of establish
Ing gold standard and prohibiting the
export Of gold. IL is doubtful. however
whether this will have any practical re-
suits.
NEW fOPk-1t is the understanding of
the Union Pacific reof ganization commit
tee that the purchase moneys will be maid
in as follows: November Is, Is per cent OF
the sinking fund. less the am cunt already
paid Sl2 900 900 the balance in four eou,I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
wEYLER WILL CAUSE TROUBLE.
1lle Friends Are Airrndy Beginning
Agitation.

Agitation.
Madrid, November S.--Lieutenant Gen.
sral weyler's political hackers, supported
by his influential following In tho army,
Fare fomentlng an agitation in his behalf
against the government policy and are
preparing to give him n reception on his
arrival. which will, II they can bring it
Eabout, neutralIze tho critical attitude OF
Eths sagasta cabinet
Senior Romero Robledo, who is leading
tho agitation. addressed large meeting
|of conservatives today, ct which several
senators and deputies were present. and
|made violent attack upon the govern
whom he charged with being responsible
For this dissolution OF the party. He
eulogized Lieutenant General Weyler as
, military commander and as a civil adj
ininistrator and urged TINT war is the
only true policy In Cuba"
Senior Robledo Will so to Corunna to
meet General Weylcr on his arrival on
The Montserrat. Meanwhile, he is organic
Ing series of public meetings to protest
against the recall of Wcyler, the first OF
which will be tomorrow and he proposes
! reorganization of the programme of the
ate Senior cancvas del Castillo as to Cuba
md the Philippines. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Derpernte outlaw kll!''

Weston, w. Va, NoveinDu
Hickman, the leader of gans
ADDE'S, was shot and killed ~ :.
by Deputy United states Mafsnu
large posse today. The y n
tracted and RAIDER and Two
gang were wounded. Hick
mourner's bench to engage u " I
was postoffice robber ana ~ s
dangerous men. y. =
The affair took place ID ~
near Markley. >
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

Naples, November S.-Mount vesuvius Is
in great activity. A mass OF lava is pour
ing out of the Atrio del Cavallo crater,
which opened in 1895. Two wide streams
are flowing down in the direction of Vi
trova and Piano del Inostro.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Insurscnt victory Announced.

Madrid. November ga cabcgram re-
ceived here this afternoon from sympa-
ihizers with the insurgents In Cuba SAYS
that the latter have captured the towns of
liolguin and Maycnce IN tho province OF
Santiago de Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
ANSExATIoNIsTs SUPPRESSED.
Were Quietly Told to Abandon
Their Meeffurs

Havana. November s.--(via Key west.)
The annexationists have received through
the columns OF newspaper OF this city a
hint that 1t VIII be well to abandon their
meetings. The article in question conveyed
the inttmaton that the club was TO be
proceeded against as a gambling institu-
ton. under which pretext It will be pos
sible to cause its members a great deal Of
trouble without going TO the length of
accusing them OF conspiracy The secret
meetings have therefore been discontinued
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
want Quarantine RaiseI.

Bay st. Louis Miss, November S.-The
board of health today adopted resolutions
requesting the State board to remove all
quarantine restrictions against New Or.
leans.
Inc prevailing fever here has about run
It's course for lack Of material the remain.
DER OF the population being largely Inn
munes No new cases today and no deaths.
All sick are doing well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
No Case. mt Mcmnh,.

Memphis. Tenn, November s-Th.-.
WIS not a single new case or death from
se''ow lever in Memphis today. In add,.
hon, hon 70 this the board of Sith reports i'm,
mere Is not even suspicious case knoun
a A. snem and that those already sick arc
uoing Well without exception. are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

London, November ga special from
Paris says alarming information from the
Island Of Madagascar has reached the
French colonial office. Large bands Of
we'll armed, disciplined rebels are securing
Madagascar and cutting Off isolated French
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Tribcsmen inflicted n Loss.

Simla. November 8.--yarious reconnais-
General Sir William Lockhart in the Mall
dan valley captured large supplies OF pro-
visions and forage without opposition until
they we've returning, when the insurgent
tribesmen adopted guerilla tactics. with the
result that the British forces lost three
killed and seventeen wounded. The loss Of
the enemy was heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
One New Case.

Biloxi. Miss. November S.~Only ono now
case reported today and no deaths. There
is also material reduction In the number
OF cases under treatment and the reports
from 'ha sick are generally favorable,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

scranton, Miss. November S.-The warm
weather for several days past has caused a
sight revival of the fever There were two
ne eases at Scranton and one at East
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Killed by a heller E,n,o.,..

s'oaeooro, Pa. November s.-shortIv no.
,ere noon today the boiler at the No. .
mine OF the Mercer Iron Mine and ooal
company here exploded. killing David rova
Tra tataily woundlng John Jackson. Josenb
lower AMI Alfred Jsxtheimer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
vENEzuMl.A IN DlFFrcuLrY.
10th Home md Foreign Creditors
src Being stood on

Are Being stood on
Caracas. venezuela. November l.-(Cor-
respondence of the Associated Press IA
severe financial crisis exists in Venezuela
The payment OF the coupons of the German
loan has been postponed the pensions OF the
widows and some OF the veterans is sus-
pended, and the salary OF the government
employees has been reduced 80 per cent.
In fact, nobody has been paid, nobody inn
lorts, and the banks are refusing to dis
count or advance money.
The Carenero Railroad and Steamship
company has suspended traffic. Every one
Is awaiting the arrival OF General Ignaoio
Andrade, who has just been selected by
the president to succeed Crespo, believing
or hoping mat the new president will turn
out TO be the savior of his country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

Athens, November S.-The British min.
lister to Greece. Mr. +. H. Edserton, ha,
returned here and is distributing clothing
etc, TO the destitute Thessaliaus. 1t has
oeeh decided TO appeal to Europe and
america to raise the sum OF 100000 $780,
v0O, with which to relieve the terrible dis.
tress existing In Greece.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

Domingo and in order to prevent disorders
was evacuated by decree issued last Sat-
urday.
Peace, the cablogram says, Is perfect in
Costa Rica and that country is reported as
very prO6perous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Terrihle FnmInc AM nu..ia

st. Petersburg, November s.--A terrible
famine 10 ravaging the province OF Arch
angel. government of European Russia,
In The extreme north. Many have already
died Of starvation. The people wander
about reduced almost to skeletons. their
heads swollen to the size of buckets. Tea
is the only means Of subsistence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
same ola story.

uendeFn Enterprise.
More wheat. corn and cats viii be planted
"a Taxns next year than ever before. hui
~ VIII Nsih Produce 5000. 900 bales Of s.
saL coeon and buy car loada Of flour Ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
Trninr ARC RunnInr.

Shreveport, La, November S.-The first
regular passenger train on regular schedule
time on the Texas and Pacific in weeks left
here at 1909 this morning for Baton Rouge
Junction. All trains are now running on all
roads and only nominal quarantine is ex-
ercised on travel from infected points.
Business reviving rapidly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
TIME TELLS

First impressions may my II
clearly show the diffsrenc I'M
first, second or third cas- XII
specialist, but the length o. A.
to thoroughly cure delicS q
the story. DR.. Hathaway : ~
diseases peculiar to man - ~
quickly. safely ard surrey
free at office or by mall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.
state Quarantine Will Not BE Raised
Som

Soon.
jackson, Miss, November S.--The State
board Of health in statement issued today
says it will not at this time raise the State
quarantine against any infected point, eth
er within or without the State.
Three new cases of yellow fever are re-
Ported to the board. located seven miles
southwest OF Edwards.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-14
THE LAST SAD RITES.
Funeral of the Presidents Mother DC
cured at Canton This Afternoon
Cabinet Ministers Attended.

Canton, O., Dec. II The members of
the cabinet, who came to Canton to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Mckinley, reached
here on special train this morning. The
party is composed of Secretary of War
Alger and Mrs. Alger; Attorney General
McKenna and Mrs. McKenna; Postmaster
General Gary; Secretary of the Interior
B iss; Secretary of Agriculture Wilson;
Private Secretary Porter and Mrs Porter.
They will leave at s O'Clock tonight on
a special train for Washington. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Mckinley will go on the same
train.
The public schools closed at noon for
the remainder of the day and business of
al kinds is practically suspended. In
spite of the rain it ls evident that the
large church will contain only fraction
of those who will seek admission.
Express wagons continue to unload the
magnificent floral tributes brought by
every train from pathizlng friends IN
all quarters.
The First Methodist Episcopal church,
the largest in the city, was crowded be-
lOFc uLio ScIViCco DoHaA' Iho Suoho' oou-
tanning the remains was tenderly placed
in front of the chanoel rail. Rev. E. p.
Horbruck, of the Trinity Reform church,
offered prayer, which was followed by
the reading of the hymn "Jesus, save my
SOUL" by Rev. Mlligan of the First Pres
byterian church. Rev. DR.. Hall, of the
Trinity Lutheran church, read the scrip
tural lesson from FIRST Corinthians, 18th
chapter. The former mayor of Canton,
R. A. Casady, read the memorial adopted
by the officers of the church of which
Mother Mckinley had been a member.
Rev. DR.. Manchester, a comrade in arms
Of the president during the war, who has
been the pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church for some years, deliver
ed the Grafton, in which he dwelt upon
the character of the departed and spoke
of her as she was known by the neighbors
and friends in Canton. The benedlotion
was pronounced by Rev. DR.. MoAfee of
Columbus. The large congregation, as
well as many who had been unable to gain
admission to the church, then filed past to
take last look Of all that was mortal of
Mother Mckinley. The family and friends
entered carriages, and, followed by thou
sands, proceeded to West Lawn cemetery
where the body was laid to rest. The
service was preceded by brief private
services at the house. There was singing
by qusrtette at intervals during the
church services.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-14
HILLSBORO GOLD MINES.
Active and Profitable development
Work In Progress in All Parts
of the Rich District.

Rubio d Co., the Opportunity leasers
will ship another car of five ounce gold
| ore next week.
Robert Troeger is doing the annual as
sessment work on the Bonanza and Good
Hope mines.
Barney Martin has several men at work
on his Mckinley group of mines in Black
Peak gulch.
Manager Fisk is now prepared to let
long time and favorable leases on the
Richmond miEe.
The Charter Oak mill is running stead
lily with from two to three months supply
of ore assured.
The Percha and Rex mines are turning
out fair quantities of silver-lead ore and
will begin shipping this week.
Judge Smith and Ed. Strickland are at
work on the annual assessment of the
Eureka extension of the Bobtai and
Snake lead.
Wrigley, Fisher & 90. have nearly com
pleted the annual assessment work on the
Sarnla group of silver-lead claims in
Ready Pay guch.
The last carload of ore shipped from
the Brush Heap mine, Kingston, gave re-
turns of over 600 ounces silver and four
ounces gold per ton.
Spencer, Soanlon & Go, are getting into
good ore IN their Snake lease and hope
soon to make up for the extensive dead
work of development which they have
done.
Max Kahler has struck an eight-inch
streak of ore in the Dell mine of the same
character and grade as the best Richmond
milling ore.
At the Llewellyn cyanide works the
buildings are well advanced ard part of
the machinery is in place. The company
has also small force engaged in min
ing.
D. Stitzell has commenced work on the
Ninety-one mine, which the recent work
of lessees has proved Enthusiastically to be
the continuation of the Opportunity.
About 20 men are at work in Ready Pay
gulch on the new mill and other build
ings of the New Mexico Dry Ore Concen-
trating company and in sinking and
timbering the main shaft.
The Fl. Nj. Porter mill Is running full
time on Snake lease ore, with from two
to three months supply waiting treat
ment. Collard aud Welch are making
fully S5 per cent saving and deserve
much credit for the first-rate setting up
of the achinery.-Hillsboro Advocate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-14

Cochitl district surveying several mining
claims, returned to his home at Laguna
last Saturday night.
A decree WAS entered by Judge Crum-
packer yesterday morning in the case of
the First National bank ct al. vs.. Charles
W. Kennedy ct al, foreclosing some prop
erty which secured an Indebtedness of
$4,814.75
w. II. Mstson has purchased the sta
tionery business of the Whitney Hard
ware company for his son, O. A. Matson,
now holding position in the auditing
department of the Santa Fe Pacific at
Los Angeles. The latter will take charge
of the business on January l.
Judge l.. s. Trmble has received en-
couraging Lews from his mine, "Sixty-
three" up in the Coohiti district, and the
reports are to the effect that the mine is
producing rich ore. The judge also un-
derstands that several parties are think
ing of leasing the property.
Jose Nieves Gabaldon has sued the es-
tate of Lorenzo Ford for board bill of
S720. Ford was tie CoDgregatonalist
missionary and teacher, who is supposed
to have been killed last spring while
herdiug his sheep in the Zuni. No trace
was ever found of him, go Isldro Ssndoval
was appointed administrator of his es-
tate.
Elias Garcia, one of the successful
sheep raisers of Berpalillo county, re-
turned late last Saturday afternoon from
his sheep ranges, 35 miles west of the
city, and he reports the sheep in fine
condition, but states that the country is
dry and needs rain or snow. This morn
ing Mr.. Garcia purchased from Mrs.
Walter Trumbull, of Chicago, FIVE lots
on Tijeras avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, the sale being made
through W. ?. Metcalf, agent, says the
Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-14
ITALY is ALSO BRAVE.
In Imitation Of Emperor william,
Italian Government Proposes
to Bully Hayti.

Port an Prince, Dec. 14.-Italy, it is re-
ported, intends to push the settlement Of
her claims against Hayti at once and
rumors have reached here that italian
warships are being sent to back up her
demands.
One claim, pending since 1898, was the
case Of a merchant at Port de Paix,
whose vessel and cargo, worth $4,000,
we're, 1t is alleged, illegally seized and
sold by the Haytiau government. The
other was that of an Italian fisherman,
assassinated here last October, the man
accused OF committing the crime not hav.
ing been brought to Justice yet.