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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01
THE POPS ASSEMBLING.
DECLARATION or the PURPOSE on
TINE MEETING.
To Perfect Organization of the
prcss Association Independent
of Any Political Party.

Nashville. Tenn. June 3o.-pclceates to
tho National Reform Press association arc
beginning TO arrive 4. w. ID, Mays OF
Pomoroy. Wash, j NJ. Ferris, Joliet; j.
A. Parker. Louisville, Ky. and w 8 Nor
KAN. Hardy. Ark. are here and other mem
bors of the executive committee are ex-
pectcd tonight ana the committee VIII
meet tomorrow and prepare programme
for fridays convention.
Chairman Ferris of the executive com
mittee declared today that the principal
purpose of this meeting was to perfect
the organization Of the association indie
pendent OF any party
II Is said TINT Frank Durkitt OF Mlsss-
sppi president, Wiz not attend. lelior re
ccivrd from him announcing his Illness.
Marion Butler. lgnatus ponnelly Tom
Watson, General Van Der WORT and about
200 newspaper men arc expected TO at
tend tho convention.
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A rmorn,,-rEn STRUGGLE.
manufacturers Reluctant "a Sign the
Wax. >,nirr.

PittRburg, Pa, June So.-~Tho wage
s,r,p..lc thtn wear nromiaos To he protrnct
-, ,,.,. -, ,,,.. ,t1, atvcrg.nc, between
"d because al we WIN" "'>''s'"'o wy
the workers ana manufacturers 'ho h''o''
sheet iron. tin plate flint glass. bottle
,i,,,.,. and ,vtndovv ulasa workers are nil
-, ,.... ,,.,,,t,es ana
iht'feAloa IN 'ho ""'o"''' '"' NV
reluctant TO sign when aprroneho" i"r
scttloment. THE SUSPENSION or WORK
,.'',, ,,,.,,,,, >,,,s vv,r,t .run AL
IN ''h % N'.'' ~ '''''. ,,,, .,o,
lliloN Wv l'ih ''N'N" NV .'.,
STRIKE. WILL nE THE HIGHEST SuS-
no,n,s,n,, ot, ul-etNpss AT ONE TIME
fol' ihNi'S r"oi'
The tin uate manufacturers VIII bolh
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THE SIGNS Of PROSPERITY.
Illinois Miners Forced to Strike BY
Operators.
A QUESTION OF LIFE AND DEATH.
A scale Proposed Whereby the Men
Would Barn O0iy Ninety
Cents II Day.

Joliet. Ill. June SOW. d. Ryan Of
braidwood, secretary OF the Miners asso-
citation, today issued the following notice.
signed by himsclfi
Miners, Notice Tho miners OF tho VIII
mlngton field arc requested TO attend a
macs meeting In this city Thursday, july 1.
at 10 o'clock Every mine IN this field
should bo represented at this meeting. Tho
National suspcnsion la now certainty.
This notice, taken IN connection with the
action OF the miners at the convention In
sueator last week. In all probability means
n strllto OF 10000 minors In the Illinois
coal fluid, Tho convention adopted resi-
luton which demands tho enforcement OF
tho gidos weight law passed by tho last
general assembly. Tho resolution calls
upon every minc IN tho district to enforce
this law after July 1. 1897 and urges every
miner 10 refrain from work Oh that day
and stay away from tho mines until tho
operators agree to observe the law.
Tho streator convention agreed 10 II 0
cent reduction for the Wilmington field.
based on the grus weight law. Tho op-
orators have rIgnitied no intcniiou of eign-
Ing such an agreement. but inatcad have
made a proposition to the men which the
latter claim II lie absolutely impossible to
accept They say tina, at the ocaie offered
by the operators It lie impoSsblc to mahr
moro than 20 cents a day. Many OF tho
mlnea arc already ahu, down.
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yELLowsTONE TRAFFIC.
pnrIs Company gives Noiire Thnt It's
Facilities Ar. Taxed.

81. Paul MINI, June aO--'The Christian
Endeayor convention has caused an IN
preoodentcd situation in Yellowstone Park.
orc June 20 the Yellowstone Park Trans
poriatlon and Hotel companies, having
closed engagements With number of large
parties, aggregating 1900 persona, for the
full Park tour. notified the passenger de-
pariment OF he Northern Pacific railway
TO discontinue the sale OF iark tickets
July ~ 10 "a, inclusive, and IN accordance
with this notice ibe Northern faiiiir has
issued to their connections formal cir
cular To that effect.
The Yellowstone Park Transportation
company. whose equipment il the largest
IN the world OF tho kind. has marc than
doubled the normal capacity, but not with
standing this fact the large demand Tor
Yellowstone tickets. growing out Of tho
return OF the Endeayor business from Cali
fornla via Portland and the Northern IA
ellie, has finally forced II to give liz con-
n,ctinns thla notice. Tho boicl eomlsny
has Increased tn accommodations oorre-
sI,ondipgly.
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SOLDIERS Aus SICK.
Two-nfths Of the rorcc IN santiago
,ir Cubu linen mol IN ted, 4s

Two-afths Of the Eorcc IN santiago
ale Cuba tncnpncisatcd.
Havana tvia Key wcstl, Juno 10. --Thcrc
are 1000 alex soldiora In tho hospitals Mt
Mnnsnnlilo, and sickness prevails ut a
high ratio throughout the entire province
OF Santiago de Cuba, whore Mt least two
ifths of the troops are incapacitated by
fever and other disorders lrda and other
nursing facilities are being forwarded from
havana.
The ncattc nros,. prominent irm OF
English planters Ia the Mansanillo district.
have offered the government QUO OF their
warehouses as a military hospital.
Al san Crlstohal In the province OF Plnar
del Rio. dn00 roconroniraducs are snffcrlng
acutrly from the existing state OF war and
lever.
It Is reported that Daldomcro Acosta hna
succunhod TO fever.
The Ledra column brought neventy-fo,ir
women aa prisoners TO San Cristobal,
among whom were Rosa Gomez and 1uona
syelina, who had tcan Wounded with bul-
lets, both we're eent Ia the hospital at
Sagua Ia Grandc,
There has been considerable skirmishing
dnrlue the last two dnya. on tao night OF
the goth tho irHurgonts attacked tho yii-
lngc M Vega Alta. hut the Spanish sent
rclnforremcnts and drove them on. They
also made an intact; upon he Fort at Re-
medios aud burned the farm house ON tho
Eibro plantation near there
Leader Alfredo Pcgn attacked and en-
tered the village Of Camanayaa,uh. near
Cion'ucgoh. p,underug several stores and
iuflictinS a"vorc loeans an the garrison.
He nlso destroyed the telegraph limo near
Crneca.
II IL reported that Ieadcra Lacrct and
morrill, have passed tho trocha near .Iua-
caro- from eaat TO west,
The insurgents hive burned several
houses in the outskirts of the illagc OF
Santa Maria Rosa"io. IN the province OF
lnNnnu.
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GERMAN CABINET CRISIS.
Miguel WIN HIVE to Wait an the
Newt IuuuIt.

Miguel WIN HIVE to wait an the
Newt TnWuit.
berlin. June 30.--Thc German cabinet
crisis has made further progress. Dr.
Buchenburgor. minister Of finance IN inc
Grand Duchy of Baden, has declined the
secrotarvship Of the imperial treasury va
cutod bv Count pasadowski Wohncr, proba
bly, fear the fate of Baron Marschall
Won Biobcrstcin II Ia expected tbni Ffu''
herr Badincr. president Of the dusseldorf
win succeed Count PakadowBid. Wchher.
pr Mlduoi viii retain The prussian port
folio OF fnnucc and. ns the senior member
OF the cabinet. Will assume the ol'lre ol
vice president NJ thn hfusslnn ministry
This II IL believed. completes the changes
for the present Tho emperor being rnluci'
ant to repoat the dramatic features thn'
aecumpnnicd the removals of Prince BiS'
marck aud Count capriyi. more gradual
methods are now employed.
Dr. MIGUEL viii have to walt for new
crisis In order to get higher promotion
but nobody oxpccta that this IL far dis
tnnt, though for the moment matters haHa
been snoothcd over
Prince llohonl0ho viii start tomorrow Tor
a vacation of several weeks at SchiillnEs-
fuHt and Ausac.
The ministerial Post In significant ana
probably inspired article. declares that
without doubt Prince Hohonlohe vlsird
Prince bismarck with the ompcrors sane
tlon. and that the visit therefore implici
Tint the BlAnnrckinn traditions ARE attn
TO determine the foreign policy u the en-
nlr,. nnd 10 lead in the direction OF keep
ing ON friendly terms with Rusan.
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sIAMEsE not SATISFIED.
Force Entered French Territory
Rnd Committed Dcprc,inttons.

Force Entered French Territory
nnd Committed Dcprcdn ttons.
New York June CA special to the
Herald from Bangkok 0,ys; Slams rcla-
lions with France are strained. 1t la re-
ported that 100 Siamcse undor royal
commissioner have invaded the province
of Gourg In Luaug Bhrabang. collected
taxes. sacked and burned villages and
carried off a number OF prisoners.
The siamesc also invaded the Cdmbodlnn
provinces and at pncmpenh pillagcd a
number OF villages. Siamcso officials also
prevented the I.aotlans ON the right bank
OF Mekong river from returning TO the left
bank.
French magistratlon IL not Acknowledged
In Bangkok or In the other provinces. Pa
pcrs of French protegcs are torn by the
police and claima OF Frcuch protection arc
not allowed
Cambodans. Annmltcs Laotians, Chi
neSo, Swiss. Greeks, Turks and Arabs who
are French protegea aro seized for mill
ors imprisoned.
The International court rcfusos to hear
the French complaints.
A priest named Emanuel has been
wounded at Pakohau by Slamcso soldiers
and another priest named Guego has been
Obliged to ask for protection against Tho
Einmp.a
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NHW YORK'S MYSTERY
PIECES or DOpy HAVE nEEN POSI-
TIvELy IDENTIFIED.
william Guidcnsuppc Had uunrrrIrI
with woman with whom
lie Wns Living,

New YORK; June 70 The POSITIVE idcn-
,Uc1igon nv nlnc men makea q sicm ccr-
tain limit tbo man who u,aa murdered
como tl,no lg, ,.,,.h ,,'t ,,,hn y.,,. cu, IL,
''''' '"i" 'fN' WV "''' WI" WE '"t ~
two PARTS. one of tn" PARTS being taken
Ia tho opNcn woods near the Washington
hrt,i,.c and No ,tt,.r I..t,,., ,t,,,,r, into
"'''s' 49, ''' 49," '"''""
mo Fast RIVER from wnlrn II "'h 'nk'n
at Eleventh street. ls Wilton Gulden-
.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,br, a., rh,. N,r,,.,, nan ham.
~" i p'
an tho runners III 'hc h"lli ~" Wen AZ
ilr H. T. CuHhN ftuuirnt"r OF ihe l1tlH.
bovc ldru,tff.d the .renntpa ~ tho u,au All
~. ,,o,.,r,
NV ""iF"''
pr, cosby hnh lanced nnd treated nHlou
on TIM, finrrr of ,iuldrnFutrc's hand At
49,, n,.,,. a.. -,
W. '''' N'' Wv ""''"' "''''''"H ''"'
w"unl hls lance hAh nude.
Guldcusuppc hd been eltlor ON his
breast WAS ,sti..id In india ink M, h,,tl
WV '''''' ~ ' '''" '''' """N
oi "a woman. II covered spn'c as l1sEe
aH a mans hand Rho butcher who cut
him TN ,ut ihia u,,
,;uldrpsupr, t,.r a., ,,.,t,.. No., tr,,t,,
"'"i'N' wv nv nhNhh lh7t 'lNNS
hi"I''hR' no disipr' lred. In Ul the
fonr years of htA employment lhure be
h.,t n.,,..,. ,,,..,,, - ,I,,.,. ,.,,,,
W. ""'"'
'uih"shppe llN'd with Mrs. Augusta
Mack. Midwife. at No. 80 Sigh avtliuo.
corner Thlry.fo ,tr.,., ch. a. a.,u
.,r.,.t -,
W. i'"'' i'f huN""l"' NN"k tl't.G-
"n"d tuid"neiuppc. \ man who lived with
tho N"ekh heinro Guldv supic came itld
VINO Is NhckA friend. had openly threat
c1'd HAtI5nlslpf". Tho lax mns.aior had
Huplhhhlrd hln and hid tI.iahru him
after taking AWAY his ulaiol
Mrs Mack s@Ys ~he dpc- not know ma
docs not caro- wli"rc tuld .dlsuuuc ir; thm
e'hn has not seen him snr ~ day morn.
Ing the day before tho i,5ty Wa, fouud
In ts,St river
ia" night before SHE Mad seen him take
anolh"r wonHn'H card. lhcn iho man AND
MIS-, Nnrk 1unrrclH1 lie made her alive
him $50 ana went away.
At / O'Clock Tn"-dhS tlc Jpurrhl ana
Advertiser reporter went to- Mrs Mack n
home. I'he rooms were ~ pcrbcct order
as II she in'vndcd 10 live There tho rest
had fsen tbs Ettdlord aud 9lvou M her
fiat She hui employed -four men who
wore Ht work demanding the rooms She
Ruid her moth,f was IN aud she WAS going
Ia EUROPE.
Mrs. Mack vohemnuly told aud reitor
ntci 10 tho DETECTIVES who visited her az
o'clock MS mornlng that Guldonsuppo
whs at Mrs. Cuulngham.a house. No. q
houlprl tiro"t Sh" dr'hr"l, TOO thdi
~ mrH ,nn,,tthnIm IN pinn 10 H. NIUE
wn4 not nj Mrs. Cui,air,ehtfu's Mn ,',iu-
ningAam had nor gone nor sent for lhc
mnn's clothes. Iositos, Mrs. Mack when
she ViSilrl M BAN lnnrr. t9'd me sum-
in''nlonu 'h'IthHnhpr wonll "4d Tor ms
tfHth ,3ihNipW ~" tl'Al ,..n. ...
Gay, Xxx" i,'i ,to,,.,,,,,S M ',,,,.r
ed mud .eIgrut,tJ Sh, - .utJ IN HiNn
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Allen d. Smallcy. Allen q, Thurman, u.
Donovan. II. T, lIousb, Horace l., Chap
man, 4. NJ Hunter. NJ. Van McNtrr, a.
W. Patrick and James a, Rice.
BEFORE the ballot vas decided the name
OF Hon Robert iidugh was withdrawn, ne
fore the ballot was completed Josrph BOWL
ing Withdrew the name OF Paul j. Sorg
aud moved to suspend the rules and nom
mate Horace l.. Chapman by acclnmntlon
Graat confusion followed. and the chair
could not control the convention Tho mo-
ton OF Mr. bowling was declared out os
order, and pandcmonium roignod for some
time.
There were $50 votes cast. The frat bal
lot for governor resulted as follows: Sorg.
us; smallcy. i2SN Thurman. rs; Dono-
van, l0oM Chapman, 2iih; Hunter u;
Van Meteor. 20; Patrick, 60. Rice. li3.
Reeves. ~ Warner 3, lcutz. ..
Tho second ballot resulted as follows;
smnlioy 40 Thurman 40, Donovan shM
Chapman 5agia Hunter H. Sloan L. Pat
rick L. Rice li2 Lcntz IL.
Horaclc L.. Chapman was thon declared
the nominee OF the convention
The nomination was made unanimous
and committee was appointed to escort
him to the hall, exsinte Senator NJ, u,
shaw Of apakonctt was nominated for
| lieutenant governor
Then Horace Chapman the nominee for
| NUh introduced aUV HuNftshrV
| the convention at length ON the silver
question In accepting the nomination.
| General II. Il. l'inlay moved To take
from tho table the reports on giving the
silver republicans and the pnpulists q rep
| rosentativo on the State ticket.
General Warner addressed the convcn-
| ton nj lenHth in favor OF this,
| general discussion was procipi,atcd
on this question amid much confusion.
| ll,sn puIn ti.t nj
| speech on the suicidal policy OF rocognlz-
Ing the silver republicans without reoog-
ni2ing the populis,s
Daniel Bahst, member Of the State
committee OF League OF silver Republicans
after the discussion had continued come
Tine stated that tho silver ropublicans
] did not nsk for place on tho ticket. a
motion to inko the reports from the table
was then lost.
| For supreme Judge. II, i, Spriggs was
nominated on the second ballot. receiving
| Gl5 votes
| For attorney general w. II. Dore was
nominated by acclamatlon
| For state treasurer on the third ballot
James r. Wilson received 7i5 votes and
was nominated
Peter Degnan was nominated for mem.
Der Of the board of public works on the
| first ballot az wag- alto Byron H. iIurd
for school commissioner.
| motion was mndc to indorso William
| \. Bryan for preaidont in 1900. hut under
the ruling of the chair three cheers for
BRYAN were given instcOd with much yigor
The convention then at . y. m adjourned
after being In session continuously for
eleven hours.
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Londo, juno 40 rho Pan Anglican or
as II is officially called. the Lambeth con-
ference. began today with private de-
votlonal service In the chapel OF Lam
beth palacc--thc official roaldcnoo OF the
archbishop Of Canterbury. There are some
200 preiaics of the yarious churches IN
communion with the Church of England
in attendance.
Most Of tho prulatcs are attended by
their chaplnins.
Tho annual work Of the couvocatlon will
not begin until next Monday. the inter
vcning days being devoted 10 preparatory
services and excursions 10 places memoir
able In the history OF the church in Eng
land
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW yoRK-All rall AMI i.ke rates. I'm
both directions VIII bn restored at once,
Nt,y it,ytss conn Neorlv yn0 yn,tn,,
MO-, w, ~, 5',a ,ro,n Ynle Iv'1mer
DIV,
rA,utp,ncr a,aaa rhc commence
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W,,n,s,nv
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"f6r,nis Wv '"' "''''"' '"'' o'''e' VIZ
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w N'4>'-7s'''a'" ,l'n'u"r mas
nuu',' IL 4, pl"N,'uS, 20 h's hhvn1iuent 10
Wv nig t.,u nll t,i,'anS 20 ,HiluNl hovls,
l'uNIn'o" pl"mnil'W tnr iaahAilce OF ilcV
,,.,,,,,,, , -.
WlN' ,''n -No. " ~ i,Nh'h uT ,,i 81
T"arN or tho rnuVntloIEli COMMITTEE OF
~ ,9"V'hVIn hlNSnh' ahll elluiNHi VIVA
i"uih n,s'h III ms l"u hFrn 'te was W
N''''N Wv,
DAN NIiiJf, iil.s~tponel w. 81. Calhoun
arner consulting with his n.miiy aud
hu"ihvS dh'oVIt'aS haH urohigd TO dN-
Vhh" tho position or comptroller or mo
treasury.
SAN FRANCISCO Theodore Tlgcl Ia
nOw Ia the ,,,tv uri.sun charged wish tho
murder ~ hsatc Ilornlnii iie onployer
twu charges OF !ufscfy and three oi en-
hvaH' mont
Nl1W ON .tNANS a ,nn-Nnl from Wash.
mylon To tho 'rim..s- Democrat snys. a floct
Mis1.sslupi "A. fnr no Duhtnuo so,nn tlu,,
ihis ,atniinor
u.,A...r,, ~, ,,,, -,
" l'N'f'tN h.'is' Il "ft7i Vo'' ~ inV
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No FUSION.
both PopulIst- nnd silver t"pnbiic'
mns WI Put on Iickrtr,

Columbus, ohio, June Gothic silver re-
pnbllcans held conference tonight and
expressed gront Indignation. They said 1t
waa true that they had announced Tat
they did not want place on the state tick p
ct but the announcement was not made
until after they were told they could moi
have IT, They appointed II state committee
to call a convention to nominate separate
ticket.
The popuists also announced that they
would call State convention and have
separate ticket.
Tho prohibi,Ionlsts viii have two aepa-
rate tickets, 80 that there will De at least
six state tickets In the field.
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IInncd On New York Change.
ow York Journal.


Tho host at that far-faIDed foaat, tho
socloy dinner, appeared on the floor VI tho
consolidated stock nnd petroleum exchange
as member for Tho first limo ono day
last week. lila reception MAS rather start
ling. oven 10 II man who pasaea through thu
scoloy dinner episode, Tho whlstiing bri-
gade wae out IN full force Every broker
with n whistle whstied the coiiah0e- coi-
chez as the now member appeared.
Not satisfied with tho whiHtilng this did
not create enough noiso--.fr0m several hum
dred luaty threats the refrain was .aiscd Ia
song. a few dancera with whiskera then
Joined haBds aud danced Glo conchccrcolt-
chez IN not very graceful style. IN the
midst " the fracas secley lost hIs bat.
which became a football for tho brOkern-
Clinton Burnum seelcy. In whonc honor
tho now celebrated dinner was Avon, and
who has been a member Of tho exchange
since 1859. stood manfully by hts brother
while he pasncd through his introductory
ordeal. After tho haxcrn had lone their
worst seeiey settled down 70 cuisines. Hls
hat was past redrInption ana hls b'us9eq
had burned deeply. a. 4
seeisy VIII make his headquarters wite
his brother. az IS -..-ssf
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WEYLisit INTERVIEWED.


Havana juno g0,La IAicha pnblishee
mn interview which Ito correspondent ct
santiago do Cuba has had with Captain
General Wcylcr regarding the lnttcr's
plans for tho qualification Of that province.
1ho general IN quoted as follows; ~ came
tast personally In order To ace tho condi-
llon of aifnim oNhting here and carry out
my plans lmpurinIh movements arc i'm
possible now, owing Ia the rainy season.
but | have como 10 study thu problem, as
on a chess table, 10 M 10 he the better ablo
10 mako tho necessary move when tho
proper time arrives. ! am quite satisfied
with uho military commander or the prov
NICE General Linnrro. ] e,n not say when
tho operations VIII commence
From Santiago de Cuha General Wcylcr
VIII 40 10 Manaanillo md personally IN
Hpeot thu military works In that district.
In hlH opinion tho star OF the inaurgont
commander Ia chief General GGmrz haa
nufforod eclipse nnd AT present Gomez. ac-
cordlng ia Woylor. In ncekiHg TO eecape
capture,
ltaln ls falling heavily here.
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VIRGINIA FUSION.
Democrats WIZ Nominnt" P"p"iiS
for LIrmirnmnt GONrrnor,

Richmond, Va, juno 80, 1t is accepted
aa forogone conclusion that the s''ohp
placc on the democratic state ucRe' ms
yenr viii he given 10 populist THIS pot
lev Is h,nrtily Inaorscd Nv Senators Daniels
ana Martin. and the party managers whose
influence Is potential
The lieutenant govornorshin VII be gwen
to a prominent nopuilu, possibly thpHlh
Edmund Cooke. who was his Marty hon'lne'
for governor against O'F'rrail f0ur years
ago This gentleman VINO b"pnps 10 w
~ abused Ny the democrats when he naut
that light .,,
some o. the leaders Of TIC party assert
that they viii support popnilh' Tor
place ON the ticket, This. 'honsh' ~ nov
liktly 10 oauee my serious detection, No'
only viii The democrats honor thai parry
hnt viii fully indorsr the whole ehieaRo
llnlfGrip
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CHILEAN ArrAIns.
New Cabinet far Pence, hut II VIII
he short Lived,


Nav York, June 30 "A special TO INC
Herald from Valparaiso Chill says INC
opposl,ion press Ia unanimous In tho pre-
die,,on that the new Chilean cabinet wi''
be short lived. They declare II WIN ho'
oven he tolerated much iosa supported W
congress-.
In tho senate oro Lucas. minister Oh
mo Interior. announced that the po'i'y ,, "
thu new mInis,ry was one OF peace Ino
cabin,t no said, IL firmly resolved 10 NAN
lain AZ all costs tho present monetary syh, W.,
tem. II win give special attention 10 the
crisis In tho nitrate market.
I'ha nnposl,lcD In congress ID preparing
IN attack tlis ministry at The frat oppor-
tuniiy, Following lueas anno.ne"n n,c,,
~ hacked by Tho opposition IN oongt'sh,
declares the ministerial programme Is enc
devoid Of common sense IN,
several Embellishments al lquidue WIZ
,oon stop work. throwing 5000 men out OF
employment.
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RELIGIOUS RIOT IN INDIA.
Several Europeans Were Injured and
the Military Called Out.
SIAM ENTERED FRENCH TERRITORY.
collected Taxes, nurncd Villages
ana chrricd on number Of Pris-
oncrs--Fightine Fanatics.

Calcutta. juno 3o,--A serious riot has
broken out at Chitporc. cauacd by tho ru-
morcd PROCLAMATION OF mosque The po-
lioc were compelled to call In tho AID OF
the military In order to dlsporsc tho riot
crs. A number of Europeans hnyc been
seriously injured.
Soldiora now patrol tho scenc O. the dis
turbancc, but excitement still coniinuca
and further dlsturbanres are lenrcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01
I,ot nj Chnttnnooun.

Chattanooga, Tenn. June 30 To-day was
tho hottest day Of tho year here. the Their
momotcr registering 20 In the shade. There
were two fatal nunstrokcs. Charles lin'l.
q fireman nj thu electric iight company,
wns overcome while working on u four
story building md was prcu,pitatc1 sixty
feet to tho sidewalk aud KILLED. The nee.
ord case was that Of u coiorcd man named
Jesse Jackson, who VIVA overcome In the
afternoon and died tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01
WOoDrORD TOOK THE OATH
nc Is Now Officially the United
States Minister to Spain.
MANY SPANISH SOLDIERS ARE SICK.
rwo-nftha OF tho Force In Santiago
dc Cuba Are Incapncitatcd
From service. ie1

Washington, Juno 40 Stewart l.. Wood
ford. the new miniNtcr to Spain. called At
tho State department today and took tho
oath OF office Later IN company with
Captain Miss and Lieutenant Dyer. rc-
Spcctively naval and military attaches at
the Untcd States legation ut Madrid. Mr..
woodford called upon tho Spanish minis
ter here and paid their Respects, In accord
ance with the usual customs.