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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Californian Wants 10 Come TO Texas
tn Liyr--Nutes,


Austin, Texas, October 16.--Mr. 7. j.
Bolton, register OF the United States
land office at Los Angeles. Cal, writea
10 the committee OF agriculture for iu-
formation concerning Tc1as lands with
a view to purchasing 800 acres for =
hone after his term OF office expires next
February.
The tax rolls Of Isl Paso county were
received at the comptrollor's office to-
day. Total valuations. s9,4gS,o31; increase.
$GG9,799.
The San Antonio and Gulf Shore rail-
way today paid the comptroller $l0.73 taxes
ON Sl0727l earnings, for the quarter end
ing September 80, 1897.
Tho following charters were filed today
In the secretary OF states office:
The Dayoren- Mckee Marble company Of
Dallas Texas. The purpuco for which 1t
is Incorporated Is the carrying on OF the
business OF manufacturing monuments and
other articles out OF marble and other
stones and the purchase and sale Of goods.
Incorporatoie; A. II. Middleton. r. L..
Burney and William Mckee. Capital stock
$1,000
Also the Fundiclon de Fierro de Tor
reon of T0rreon, Mexico and lei Paso.
Texas. Purpose Of incorporation TO manu-
facture, buy, sell and repair machinery,
etc, Capital stock $4,000. lncorporaiorR.
w. N, Small j ID. Groesbeck, j. G.
Lockland. Mlilard Patterson and j A..
Kerr, all Of FL Paso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
"A nrnIxemnn KiIIed.

Cleburne. Texas, October 16.-Mr. w. A
Delaney, a Santa Re brakeftian, was acct
denta!!y killed yesterday afternoon al
Crowley. The fatal accident occurred while
stone was being unlcaded to construct an
archway in a bridge. large stone was
being placed in position, when a guy rore,
holding the derrick steady. broke, and the
end struck Mr.. Delaney across the breast
He liyed only short time after the ac-
ciGent never regaining consciousness. and
died without pain. He was 30 wears OF
age and had been In the employ of the
Santa lSe road for several years. he lcGves
a wife He was member OF the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen and the Odd
Fellows and carried life insurance in the
former order. The remains were shipped to
Purcell. l. T., for interment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
In,mcn.e T,mber Contrnct.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, October 16.The
largest single logging contract that has
ever been let in Wisconsin has been Sc
cured by Gere & stinton of this place from
the Weyerhauser syndiceie. II Is for $780,
600 900 feet lying tributary TO the Claim
river and II is estimated that 1t will take
twelve or fifteen years TO complete the
contract. Each seasons cut will be paid
for when the logs are delivered in the
company'a boom in tho Mississippi. The
contractors have already commenced work.
One hundred men have been sent up three
or four days ago to begin the cutting
About ten million year will be cut and
If the contractors have good luck they viii
clear at leest 100000 on their contract
Tho completion CT this contrac. VIII prob
ably mark the last OF the pines in this
State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
COMPRESS REGULATIONS.
Lawsutts Are Rather ComplicatinR
the Question.

tue question.
Mckinney. Texas. October l5.--About
two years ago the Mckinney Compress
company brought action and won against
the railroads for violating the railroad
commission regulation. which required that
railroads should ship only compressed cot
ton. The railroads then brought suit In
the courts to enjoin the commission from
enforcing what they considered an unccn-
stitutional law, but the constitutionalitv
OF the order was sustained. After this the
cotton firm OF McFadden Bros brought
suit. which is now pending before Judge
Maxey at Dallas, to enjoin the commission
from enforcing the order In the mean
time tho Mckinney Compress company has
brought suit against the Iiuuston and
Texas Central railroad for $4,000 damages
FOR not obeyng tho mandate Of he rail
road commission. This suit is said to lie
the first OF the kind ever brought in TEXAS
and raises complicated legal point as
to whether suit for damages can be brought
by third party for violation OF general
law. This suit will be tried In the next
term of district court, which convenes next
Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
wagering on Luetgert'. Trial.

Chicago, October 16.--T'he closing day Of
the eighth week OF the Luctgert trial
opened this morning. The court was
crowded to the doors. as usual. Judge
Vincent resumed his argument and at once
began to ridicule the bone experts. States
Attorney Deeran makes the closing speech
Monday. Judge Vincent made an unex-
peetedly lengthy address. and this famous
case will probably not reach the jury bs-
fore Tuesday afternoon. Betting Is going
on in Chicago p3olrcoms on the verdict
shorts is said to be offering bets Of 50 to
40 on the proposition that Luetgert VIII
he ajcuuitted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
N ROUTE no GALVESTON.
hegatiOn of Doctors From tn,
Line of the Katy.

hegatiOn of Doctors From the
Line of the Katy.
Zen delegates from various parts ci
hate, on their way to inspect the
situation at Galveston, passed
ri the city last night at 10 O'Clock
southbound Katy. They we're met at
hot by reporter for The Post, who
n from them that they expected &c
today In Galveston and, with other
5tes, return to Houston tonight,
they were not certain as to what
Act programme would be.
delegates were greatly delighted with
bmediate prospect of a general quar-
raising In Texas now existing
II Houston and Galveston, and said
Pere suffering almost as much as we.
are doctors, with some few excep-
! and several of the party took occa-
! say that II Texas had many news
like The Post this quarantine trou-
p1ld never have arisen.
" Of them seemed to be of the opinion
be result OF their mission was a fore
conclusion that there Is no yellow
IN Texas, but that they would be
thoroughly satisfied by personal
dgation.
following is a list Or their namea
be towns from which they come:
4. s. Lynch, Collinsville; DIR. NJ. T.
Picks, Lockhart, DR.. A. X. West, may
Auitville; Dr. w. ID. Boyd. Waxa-
J; Dr. G. c. Walker, Gainesville; DR..
Whitehead, Fort Worth: DR.. Is. l..
ock, Argyle; DR.. p. Lipscomb. Den
~ W. r. Curhan, health officer of
Nhe; DR.. j. S. Poynor, Bartlett; DR..
- y. Elliott, West; DR.. Fl. T. Ar
'leenviile; County Judge r. i. Aus
'rkwall; s. T. Christian, Elmmott.
: ADAMS, justice of the peace of
svlile, and w. T. M. Dickson, a
rof Milford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
MOrtuary Report.

iolowing is the mortuary report fc,
sek ending Saturday, October 1s, 1897
80 9Mrs. J. Lambert's infant, pre-
per l0-Mrs. Cherry's infant, col
weeks, cholera infantum; II. Map
oiored, so years. senility Gnquest)
oer ll--Annie Zoksreska, 8 months
iega; Annie NJ. Fingers, 6 years, ,et-
nary E. Wilson, II years, senility
"; A. Haxthausen's infant.
odcma glattis.
Uer Ed. w. Smith. year, cholera
WI george Moffat, Sc years, menin-
~ lS-Annie Weems, colored, %
morphine poisoning.
81 l4-Clifford Jones, colored. II
Stamps tinquesD; Ola Mcdaniel. 10
Wpnold fever; Tom Hogan, 60 years,
~'ease Inquest; Selma Watson, 2
enteritis; Mrs. Ritter's infant, 2
pued fever.
NV io.-Mrs. Faure's baby, 6 months
W.,, oi the brain; T. Gaylor, malarial
o"ililam Hughes, 20 years, senllity /;
n ack, Jr., 2 years, malaria.
r rate, AS per 1000.
Robert McElroy, M. D..
Health Officer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
A BRENNAN b..GET.
Hermann 'GehrlnE Jumped From u
High Bridge-DadIy Injured.

| Hermann 'GehrlnE Jumped From u
High Bridge-DadIy Injured.
| BRENNAN, Teaxs. October 16.-At 1880
o'clock this morning Hermann Gehrng, a
shoemaker. jumped from the long bridge
! OF the Santa Fe in the northern part OF
the city. Word quickly reached town. and
Drs Hynes and Lockett were sent for
to attend the injured man. They found him
badly bruised and suffering from broken
thigh.
Mr.. Gehring Is a single man, about 35
years of age, and came to Brennan from
Navasota about a year ago. He had been
working for Mr.. W. stuckert until about
ten days ago, when he was seized with
an attack OF dengue. and for several days
was quite sick at his room at the Central
hotel. He recovered sufficiently TO go TO
work again, but soon relapsed and had to
go TO bed again.
Saturday morning Messrs. Dobert and
Eckert remained with him from midnight
until breakfast time, and while they were
out he slipped out OF the room and made
his way 10 the Santa Fe long bridge. over
Higgins branch, and where the trestle
was highest he deliberately Owed off, but
turned as he fell and landed squarely on
his feet.
He was brought to town in an under
takers wagon and Or. Lockett attended
to his injuries. finding when he WAS un-
dressed that his right ankle was badly
crushed, as well as his right thigh being
broken.
His broken bones were set and he is rest
ing now as well as could be expected. with
good chance for recovery. after few
months in bed
Mr.. G. j. Buck. late OF Laredo. has been
lecturing at the Methodist church since
Tuesday night and will complete the series
OF five lectures tonight on the problem
of life. or Science and the Bible Com
pared" Owing TO the unsettled condition
Of things he has not had much OF crowd.
but those who have been out have been
highly entertained.
This has been a dull Saturday In Bren-
ham. Much OF the yellow fever excitement
is over, but our country neighbors have
not heard 1t yet and consequently not as
many people visited the city as usual to-
day.
The county board OF school examiners
was In session Friday and Saturday. ex
aiming teachers for the public schools
OF the county. Professors e. W. Tarrant.
C. Klaerner and G. r.. Urbantke compose
the board.
Eddie, the afflicted son OF Rev. J. T.
Browning. who was painfully scalded by
the accidental overturning Of pan OF hot
water few days ago, Is reported mucn
better.
Mr.. William z. Dryer has received his
commission and says he will assume charge
Of the posto6ice November ].
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
LOWERS THE RATE AGAIN.

The Mallory Steamship Line Goes
Bnck to the Postage stamp Tariff
The Mallory Steamship company yes
terday gave notice that effective Monday,
October 49, it would go back to the former
rate of cents per 100 pounds on all classes
Of freight from New York to Galveston.
This company made n satisfactory advance
several days ago, which was predicted In
these columns at the time would be only
temporary The Lone Star company fell
lowed. making restoration to nc1rly the
same figure, but nothing has been said
with reference to future action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
A FAT JOB.
Wnymfre VIII lie Next United state,
Attorney General


Chicago, October 16--A special to the
Tribune from Washington says. Judge j.
A. Waymire OF California is more than
likely to be the next attorney general OF
the United States.
When the place was originally filled at
Canton Judge Waymire was told by the
presiient-e ELECT there would be vacancy
In six or eight months after the caugura-
ton and that he could have It II he wanted
the place At that time the retirement OF
Justice Field had been communicated to
tho president and the promotion of Judge
Mckerna to fill his place was partially
agrtei upon. Judge Waymire visited Can
tou on the express invitation of Major Nc
Kinlcy and was then told that he could
have the succession OF McKennas place II
he wished It, and Furthermore that H. for
any reason McKennn's aame could not he
submitted for the supreme bench, Judge
Waymire could probably hnye that place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
SONORA RAILWAY.
Difficulties with the Governm mt
satisfactorily Settled.

Mexican Herald.
1t is understood that the difficulties
which arose from the unauthorized trans
fer of the Sonora railway from the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe TO the Southern
Pacific have been settled. The settlement
is satisfactory TO ALL for, while ii vindi-
Gates and asserts the authority OF the gov
eminent and It's right to have been con-
suited before the transfer was effected, 1t
doss not place any obstacle to the ultimate
contamination OF such transfer.
The settlement in substance, is that the
first deed of transfer is declared null and
void, and that the next transfer be sub
mitted to it for approval prior to execution
The time allowed for the new deed to be
submitted is one month.
1t is to be presumed that the free I'm
portaton and other privileges OF the So
nora railway, which were suspended by the
government as a penalty for The irregular
transfer of that property, VIII now be re-
stored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
Wanted In Fort pend.

- n,iehson received a telephone
r., r'oay night from the sheriff Of
d essao county, asking him to arrest
| Marti, manned Bernard and An
Ina U, wanted in that county
)nr a e located the men yesterday
Iarris rested them and put them In
Id RsnS county jail. Sheriff Parnell
Ind h. county was notified OF the
yes,n came over after the prls-
Ia viii The two Mexicans are
bamn na aaplng young white girl in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
CONVENTION POSTPONED

The convention OF the secratarics of com.
mercial bodies throughout Texas hat was
TO have been held here Octooer s. has been
postponed till November s. SECRETARY Nc
Masters of the Galveston chamber OF com
merce says he expects good atSeleaf &c at
that time. Representatives from omaha
who are interested in the shipr7tng of
grain through this port viii be bore. All
Texas commercial clubs are requested 10
send representatives, ,as the meeting VIII
deal with matters OF interest TO them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

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Miwsnks ara 49,,
81 raul Minneapolis -. II -.
Chesapeake N'aso ana 81 Bg
IT, " . "a
inns st should be added following roads which he viii
,unaoup.ediy control In future ~ W."
Union Pacific
Wisconsin - - - - SUI
Bati . . .......
baltimore and Ohio 80. -. -. . -
T,ts,r
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

The Texas and Pacific yesterday wired
TO their Houston connections that they
We're in a position to receive freight and
passengers for all points.
Tho Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe have
a rate of $3.50 to Dallas and return, on ac-
count of the Texas State Fair and Dallas
Exposition. Tickets limited until No
vember l for return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
SANTA Fc General Ofacc..

Cieburne, Texas. October IA Last night
the general officers of the Santa Fe railroad
who had moved to Fort Worth returned ia
elepurne. The officials are General Man
ager L. j. Polk. General Passenger Ascent
heenan. General Freight Agent Good Syn,
onlei engineer Felt and General Land
Agent McQuinlan. They will occ,,oy The
Dickson building. The entire number. in :
Guiding clerks. assistants. wives, etc. i.um
Der about fifteen. Cleburne is jublant
over this acquisition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
~. En.li.h. You Know.

New Haven, Conn. October ls.--It has
been learned by members Of the Yale crew
on what is believed to be unquestionabie
authority that 7, s. Cold, the famous Ok
ford stroke. is to accompany Coach Leh-
man to this country and Will assist In the
development of Harvard's crew.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
Meeting Postponed.

The meetins of general passenger agents
OF the Southwestern lines schedu;,d for St
Louis Monday to consider the ma,ie- OF
organizing and maintaining a passenger
committee has been postponed VII, out
date. The officials say they want more
time 10 consider the rules and :ne irop-
osition in general. but to enc who knows
the true situation 1t is apparent that the
lines are not anxious for an association Of
any character
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
Governor Taylor ana stan.

Tennessee will arrive in Plano OH tbs est
ton Belt Wednesday and lease on the
Houston and Texas Central .cr Dallas,
where they will attend the meeting o. the
Texas-Tennessee Association. October "a
The party will travel IN a private car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17
Express aud Mill Moves.

All express companies moved shipments
yesterday. The Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ex-
press used the Houston and Texas Central
the Southern Pacific and Houston East and
West Texas and today will place their mes
sengers again on the Santa Fe
The American and Pacific companies
used the Missouri, Kansas and TEXAS and
the International and Great Northern.
Mails were moved in about the same
manner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

tne rooms OF the board yesterday afternoon.
resolution was adopted authorizing the
president and secretary to correspond with
IN. .he otfcials OF the Santa Fe road and make
tnem a tender OF $4,000 office ;,o,ltns
ana s25,o In cash for the permanent loca-
Ton OF the general offices OF the ropd in
temple 1t is rumored here that the COM
pahy otnclais are considering not returning
offer for them