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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.

: he convention re-convened at o'clock
the committee on resolutions handed
he following, which was unanimously
Ipted;
!. the Hon. II. d. Linn. Chairman " the
convention.
our committee appointed on resolutions
leave to report as follows;
elieving that II IL feasible to establish
maintain at reasonable cost d Water
!, along tho coast OF Texas from the
nth Of the Rio Grande TO the mouth Of
8 Sabine river by dredging the bays and
King the proper channel connection be-
zen them. and that the coast commerce
( he Stnte amply warrants such expendi-
ID: therefore. be II
esolved, That We request the congress
, he United States that Il suitable appro-
alton be ut once made for n survey OF
waterway along the best practicable
lie that may be determined by such
;sey and ascertain the cost of construc-
f OF such waterway Of q nayigable
9Th and that thereafter the government
ime and undertake such work
ssolved, . That our Representatives
+ congress be requested to assist In pro.
ring the necessary appropriation to stake
buoy and light the channels. reefs and
4 scs In Corpus Christi. Aransas Pass
'liqulte. san Antonio, Espirito Santos
.agorda aud adjacent bays and maintain
N same.
csolycd 3. That the lard owners and
'isr Interested citizens along the coast Of
~ be requested to form permanent
4 snization for the promotion ci the worl
lflined by tho convention and call an,
essary additional meetings and take
- other steps as are deemed necessar,
larry out the object OF this meeting
i esolved. 4. That the cha;rman OF thi,
yention be requested at his convent enc
eafter 10 appoint a committee OF five o.
s'e In his discretion and the duty q
n committee shall DO to prepare ant
nish to congress such information as b
aired touching the aald waterway de
a, It's benefits and the needs therefor
!. that the chairman OF this convention
!. connection with said committee consti
an executive committee with power /,
tsemble this convention at will.
II o. which is respectfully submitted.
=. Elgln, Chairman Of COMMITTEES,
/. ftor which the convention adjourned Il
4 m. tomorrow
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neglects these troubles IS iavirs r. +.
dation for lifelong wretchednes
A modest woman naturallv sS<.k
the inortifyino ordeal of examiSs,a:.
local treatment which doctor issis
But there Is no necessity for ~ r. h
pugnant alternative. DR.. PiercS;s r
Prescription c.ires these delicate 49,
positively and completely ItMslSJ
devised for this particular DurnS's H.
of the most eminent of living spsSis,53
woman's diseases. ~
DR.. Pierce has been for uesriv y
chief consulting physician Of ~ TX
Hotel and Surgical Institute. 81 Ss5|
N. Y. During this time he n ss..a
fully ninety thousand letters fo,s ~
who have been cured by the Fsv~;.
scription." Some of these Isf,sc
printed by permission in one chsss,s \,
Pierce's great thousand.page boSf q
Peoples Common Sense Medical n ~
1t contain advice and gestiors n n
treatment which every woman A n,
read. More than half million cooi't y
been sold at 81. so each. An absols1s5s2
edition in paper covers will be w1f n
limited time to anyone sending q IN
stamps to pay the cost of mailing IN
dress Worlds Dispensary Medical ~
ton, Buffalo, N. Y. For handsoss n
bound copy send 81 stamps.
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Heavy Stock shipments.

Beeville, Texas. August 24.-Thc shin
Ping Of fat cattle from this section to the
Ncnthern markets haa commenced. Several
carloads have been shipped from rere in
TIE past few days.
,N!ineSt every day now several carloa6s
Of horses leave this place sor Louisiana
mississippi OF Alabama, where they viii
DC sold to the farmers and other buyers
IL rs estimated that several thousand head
VIII Do taken from thil section 70 those
states within the next three or four
months. There is great surplus Of horse
STOCK In this part OF Texas.
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THINKS HUNT IS RIGHT.

The action Of Colonel p. b. Hunt. the
newly-appointed collector Of internal rove
nue. Mt Dallas, In dIscharging number OF
men has Kicked up good deal Of COM
mcnt throughout the State.
Congressman Hawley was asked to give
his views on the action Of Colonel r. b..
Hunt this morning.
The contention on the part Of the men
removed from office by Colonel Hunt"
said he. 'ls that exception o. to the
amendments of the civil service rules does
not include deputies In the field. Whether
that view Is correct or not can only be
determined In the end by the president =
Interpretation OF his own order. | should
say that the deputy collector in a branch
office was deputy appointed to look after
duties deyolvlng upon the main office COM
monty known as field men. While there
is contrariety OF opinion on this sub
ject 1t seems plain to me that 1t was the
purpose of tho order 10 leave to the judg-
ment of the collector the selection OF his
own deputies, subject to the usual exam
nations under such rules and regulations
AZ are provided by the treasury depart
ment IN all cases that do not involve q
competitive examination. This is evident
~ the view Colonel Hunt has taken OF the
matter, and agree with his interpreta-
ton OF the rules perfectly"
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Suit In the Federal Court Against
La Porte Road.
Mr.. HAwLEY THINKS HUNT rs RIGHT.
Had the Power to Let Ont All the
clerks when lie Went Into
office.

Galveston. Texas. August 25-ln the
United States court today the Union Trust
company OF New York filed a cross bill OF
exceptions In the suit Of A. J. Tullock VS..
the Galveston. La Porte and Houston RailS
way company. contending that under the
name OF the La Porte, Houston and North
ern. the La Porte issued $4,000 In bonds.
which are now owned by the plaintiff.
Tho interest on these bonds has not been
paid and the plaintiffs ask that defendants
show cause OF default In the matter.
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GENERAL MAnRy.s TnANks.

Adjutant General Mabry has issued
general order thanking the troops and staff
for their work and Interest at tho recent
Interstate drill at San Antonio, and also
TO "Brigadler General william NJ. Graham
commanding the department Of Texas for
his ready acqulescencc In allowing con-
tingcnt OF United Stat,s troops--,foug' COM
panies Of infantry, four troops OF cavalry
and battery OF light artillery Ito take a
prominent part IN the military exercises
OF tho camp OF instruction. and to Colonel
S. NJ Whitsde, the able post commander
OF the regular troops. and his corps OF Of
Ulcers. for the interest displayed IN all ex-
erclscs and lectures. and readiness to add
10 The Improvement and efficiency Of the
Texaa Volunteer Guard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
EXCITEMENT OVER OH.
corsicana I. FILLED with pros,ec,o
n..sA

c"rsicana Il FILLED with Prospcctors
fer Petroleum.
corsicana, Texas, August 25.--The o.,
excitement continues here with Increased
fervor The city is filled with prospectors
and leases for miles from the city are
being taken with purpose Of deyelopins
the oil business, Some leases have heen
taken that cover territory as far Out from
this city as the Trinity river, which il
Twenty-Five miles to tho northeast New
companies arc being formed daily and
where there was oaly two development
dozen now. "au
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
Horn Flies In Tom Green.

Dallas Texas, August 2i.--George b.
Loving, the well known cattleman. has
Just returned from Tom Green county. He
says horn flies are proving a bigger nuts
ahee to the stock in West Texas this sea-
son tnan ever before. Although the range
Is :, IN hne condition cattle troubled by horn
n,es no. fatten. Horn flies were never heard
:. ~ IN reSas till short while ago 1t Is said
sass were imported In shipment of hides
eH' irem bnenos Ayres TO New York.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
FOREIGN CATTLE BARRED FROM
STOCK YARDS.
in the native Division ut
Fort worth.

Austin, Texas, August 25.--The gov
ernor today issued proclamation, carry
ing into effect the following, promulgated
by the live stock sanitary commission as
a quarantine rule and regulation:
Whereas, cattle are being shipped by rail
from Arizona and other points west and
north OF the quarantine line against South
ern or splenetic fever, and while so IN
transit arc stopped to be fed al the fort
Worth stockyards native division; and
Whereas there is great danger Of ouch
cattle being infected with Southern or
splcnotc fever II permitted TO come IN
contact with cattle from the infected area,
or II cattle from the infected area, or cat
tie infected with ticks, are permitted to
enter the said native division of said stock
yards where said cattle from the safe
area are fed. Therefore, 1t is ordered and
made rule and regulation OF the live
stock sanitary cominieslon Of Texas that
no one shall hereafter put or place amy
cattle Infected with tlChs in the said native
division of said stock yar1s, better do
scrbed MS follows. a - S-I0-ncrc tract
of land, being Il 81 100 acres OF the Ben
1amin Thomas survey and 10 li-l00 acres
OF the Il. Little survey. Doth surveys arc
situated In Tnrrant county, Texas about
two miles north OF the court house at Fort
Worth and bounded as follows, to-wit ne
ginning ut an iron bolt in the west limo
OF the said Il Little and the east line Of
the said Thomas surveys. said place OF be-
ginning being ll6Sk feet south, rs min
uteS cast from the corner OF the said H..
Thomas survey and l00Gla feet south, 80
minutes east. from the northwest corner
OF the said 10, Little survey thence east
2I2 feet TO nm iron bolt whence an lS-
Inch poatoak marked 81 bears south 20
feet and ~ inches, postoak (mafked VI
bears south 7ts west % feet. thence south
30 minutes east 1915 feet to an Iron bolt.
whence well bears south 2Sh onpt 75
feet, thence west 10 feet, crossing the east
line OF said Thomas and the west lue Of
aid Little surveys. In all $40 feet, to a
stake, thence north III feet 10 stake,
thence cnst 3l1 feet to the place OF begin
| ming
| And II Ia further ordered and made @
rule aud regulation OF the I've stock snn.
itary commission of Texns that no one
cars that are MOI thoroughly disinfoctet
On any OF the railway tracks In said pativC
division OF said stocltyards, Waybill,
must no shown proper inspector located Al
said stockyards before any car can ontei
tho aforesaid pens and that violation u
the aforesaid rule aud regulation shall b,
an offensc punishable az provided by tn,
laws OF the state W Texas, and we mos
respectfully ask You TO issue your procla
nlatlon ns the law provides.
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MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
josh TOwiskic, an Indian Farmer,
WINS the Victim.

Henderson. Texas, August 25--Thc man
murdered and thrown in Sabine river near
Lorg,lew about August s. turls cut to
he Josh Towskie. copper colored farmer
o. this county. He was taken up and
Identified by his family and friends yes
tsrday. A man named Stewart hired Jos!,
rnd his team to carry himself and family
to Northeast Texas and as he had no
money. 1t Is supposed he was murdered
for his team His delay caused an investi-
cation. which resulted MS above stated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
MAY HAVE nEES MURDER.
Aat Was at Firnt Thought nm Ac
cident Has Dcvclopcd,

Aat Was at First Thought nm Ac-
cident Has Developed.
';lllsboro. Texas, August 25.--on Friday
!: Mr.. Marsh Thompson. an old and
Ihly respected citizen Of the Coy!ngton
shborhood. purchased wagon load Of
lsber at Itasca and started with It TO
home, He passed through osceola and
rtlv afterward his team pulisd the
ron and lumber into covinston without
\. Subsequently the lifelsss body OF
old gentleman was found lying In tho
a near osceola and an examination de-
ped that the back part Of his head
In some way been crushed. The con.
ficn was that he had fallen from his
Won and that the wheels had passed
VI his head, inilicting tho fatal WI, nd
- then, however. some facts have
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THE FIRE RECORD
Residence ana Barn. Bs,,.,

Terrell. Texas. August 25.-About (
m. today G. b. Carswells new dss
caught fire and burned to the On
verv little furniture was saved. q
from this fire set fire to G. j. Nsr1
barn. over 100 yards away, and I'M :
H. H. Hickok's and Guy McClunEs y
caught, all bans burning to the r.
p. G. Breedin's residence caught, BIT 7
extinguished. Guy Meetings. and 4.
Newton's residences were saved, but \
DAMAGED. Carswell was insured ior n
The fire at Carswel's residence Is ea|
have originated from a lamp.
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nnrgInrs nj Cclcste.

Celeste, Texas, August 2i,--Last night
the dry goods store Of ]. 7. Harrell was
broke into aud about $500 OF goods taken,
consisting OF clothing. boots. shoes. laces
ribbons. jewelry--in fact, general assert
ment q goods, Tried TO trace them with
a bloodhound. but without success. No clew
TO the parties who did It.
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improvements MT San Ane,,o

san Angelo. Texas, August % Some Of
Tue improvements at this place within the
last few months consist q, tho I.ando,
mel ! large fifty-four room rock building
with restaurant in connection. . ia,.,s,
opera house By the Turn Verein. wh,c,, ,,Si,
% completed within the next thirty days.
extensive rock additions to March Eros
sie.e; residences by G. Hagels,ein, /. M.
hagelstein ard w. C. .Iohn,an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
SUIT FOR LIBEL.

In Justice Barry's court this afternoon
John Owens. wcll-known grain exporter
filed suit for criminal libel against s.
T., Kelley. grain man OF some promI-
nence, who has been in Galveston a short
time. Owens alleges in the complaint
that Kelley wrote certain letters which
contained statements that were false In
every particular and such statements had
a tendency to injure owens In his busl-
ness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
Epidemic off Diphthcrin.

Palestine, Texas. August 24.--Diphtheria
Is raging In the country north OF here
twenty miles. about Concord and Bethel
Ihree children In one family have died In
the last few days, one in another and sew
eral others are reported dangerously sic,s
The negro children are also affected with
the disease, "'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26

|5lSoulsled Cltlssus Mere 10 A.
teadsscs Il Rochport.
soURAcfD TIE GREAT PROJECT.
| nor l1iIls ana Consressnen say-
|,xs ana Hail Are wiling 70 Push
she lleasurs.

,ckport. Texas, August 25-Iast nights
a brought delegates to the waterways
l,snticn from various parts Of the state
others arrived this morning by boat
3htcr Mills and Congresspien sayers ara
~ here; 70 are James Clarity from
nIcsna. A. H. Paine from Waco. VIZ
\ a has : large delegation OF her best
n here.
n 1910 this morning the convention
Abmbicd al Hersfeid's pavilion ana SEN
y Mills spoke briefly but very encouras-
81 tho camel project. He SAID u wa
Jabsolutc necessity to the development
3..he country; that It had been over
}9cd in the past, but that It was now the
n, Of the people to bring this great prof.
& before congress and urge that BODY
undertake the opening Of the canal lilo
s,hesied prompt and favorable action IN
i,ress. "a. "
IA Savers was introduced by John %.
%.n. who parenthetically introduced nun
'Ilhc next governor OF Texas. TINS
81 ight down tho house. Men were pres,
4, who were with Sayers az sai Verue anu
r Louisiana campaign.
;sir. Sayers spoke In his usuai pracs'9a,
III sense, matter oil TACT manner. ne
I,s great ENCOURAGEMENT 70 the push'ns
he enterprise and prophesied ina, II
"A matter was properly brought peiors
/, yress that body would open the canai
'in Mexico to New Orleans he sara .ne
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GRANT DID 1T.
lie recommended All the Recently
Appointed 'Postmasters.

sNVTU1HVtU FuhtMONtern.
sherman, Texas. August 2i-In this
mornings Corslcana budget TO the Dallas
News was an item headed Three Small
Plums," in which it was stated that the
Green faction claimed to have indoreed
the following successful applicants for
postoffices In Navarro county: d. Il. stone
at Drane; II. S. Bennett at Kelm; Calvin
Henderson at Pinkston.
me Post correspondent called on DR..
Grant and asked him II the facts were as
stated In the Eorsicana budget m ~
said that he would like for the corre.nnna'
ent to examine the books and satisfy him.
%" on the subject. The memorandum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
RUN DOWN ny TROLLEY CAR.

Seven earold Louis Pitt, son OF Po-
by Denver resurvey car at Forty first
street and Avenue T. at $40 this evening.
His right arm was cut off, his head crushed
In and he is suffering from conclusion OF
tho brain. The chances of recovery are
slim.
Another Of Mr., Pitts children. boy Of
.. Is also at deaths door he suffering from
nm intestinal complaint, which may result
fatally at any hour.
Motornian Gregory and Conductor Bow
man OF the car that struck young Pitt
were arrested. They were released in 5000
bail each.
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5roesbeock, Texas, August s5.--Tho yer-
diet Of the fury In the case OF the state
vs.. Joe Ewing, for the murder Of CHART.
Duke last year. was guilty. and ASSESSED
MS punishment, at twenty-five years In
the penitentiary, :"
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Rcsidence Burned. !

Ennis, Texas, August 23.-Mn. Y
Lasik's house in the southwestern Dax
the city was destroyed by fire on ~ 4
ing of the 23d at o'clock a. m. IN
in the National of Hartford; $500 "a N
$lC0 on furniture. Total loss,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-26
CHARTERED.

the shuttles-Ray Jewelry company OF
Dallas today filed its charter With the
secretary OF state: capital stock SEQ, ZOO,
lncorporators; II. Ray, WE. Shuttlca
and J. G, McCraw.
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JERRY SIBERIAN.

The funeral OF the late Jerry Shechan
took place this evening from the Catholic
church, Mr., sheehan was noted char
acter around Austin. where he has resided
ever since he was young man, lie was
a native OF Ireland and was 81 years old
at his death.
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Owns n LInno Gold Mine.

Fort Woith, Texas, August 20.
A. C. Schryver Of this city mas ~, !.
turned from Llano. where ne ~
looking after his mining propertlsy,a 4
tain Schiyver Is the owner oil NJ,
five miles from Llano. tie ore "a
he SAYS. Will essay about $500 10 Ins y.
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For POSTMASTER.

petition is being circulated today and
numorously signed recommending the an
pointment Of II. A. Griffin as postmaster
OF galveston. Mr. Griffin is at present
manager Of bradstroot's In this city.
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MRS. NJ, n. sToHMAN.

Mns, Matte Booth stohman, whose death
occurred yesterday after short illness.
was laid to rest this evening, tho funeral
being largely attended, A husband, father
ana brother survive her to mourn her loss.
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PARSONS. GlLnERr.

Mr. s, y. Parsons and Miss Media Gil
bert, both OF this city, were marric, today
at the residence OF Mr.. George Gilbert
Rev, W, c. benson officiating.
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RELEASED ny JUDGE GAVIN.

John Locke and L. Green charged In
Harris county with theft tmisdemeanor)
were discharged today by Judge Gavin.
Tho men were brought down here ON writs
OF habeas corpus.
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Hemphili, Texas. August 22--Tho grand
Jury which has been In session one week
adjourned yesterday, returning fourteen
bills q Indictment Charley Parks. the
negro CHARGED with murder OF three wo.
men, hiss three indictments against him
~ murder; trial sst for Monday. the cad
s5 q Williams. colcred. received 4 term
g nsnesy-niue yeAs In the pcnltentiAry
ysesr sssn ~ shsit q ysArlins. ~
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Sartarta, Texas, August &c VI
dicks gin burned at $3.50 this Aitsn
Gin and all machinery a total loN
burned about six bales of cotton ~
cars of seed f
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Negro school House Busnex

Kaufman, Texas, August %.
ored school house at this place was M
down this morning at O'Clock
loss is cbout $500. 1t is supposed n l.
been of incendiary origin.
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LaGrange Texas, August 24.--Mr. Otto
schrioer who works In the gin OF Mr.. n.
\. zappi, had his arm terribly ,acera,ed
Today by being caught in the gin saws
has arm will have to be amputeted
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MOVED TODAY.

The offices OF the general manager, gem
erM superintendent and general freight
agent aud car accountant OF the Santa Fo
were were moved today from the old building 10
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.

\ Proposition for a mig Hotel Made.
Local Notes.
Beaumont, Texas. August IS. Secretary
W. r. Blain Of the Beaumont board Of
trade has received written communica.
tlon from the Beaumont Wharf ana Tsrm-
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NOTES AND pERsoMA,

Hon. A. +. Brlgancc OF Navasota. r. T.
Mount and a. O. schryver OF San Antonio
ana w A. Ross Of Barnet arc at the Hotel
The 1897 tax rolls OF Hardin county
were received today at the comptroller's
oIIiee' fetal valuations N.sasol9, de.
Colonel Louis Y, wortham has returned
from months sojourn at ire Marlin wells
ana - registered at the Hotel salgc. Mrs.
the city In Colorado. s''"'
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Now CnuntMi.e I'm.

corpus Christi, Texas. August aa.-The
steamship Cumberland leaves Galveston
tomorrow for Corpus Christi. A large
number q business men have aligned a.
agreement 70 patronise the same.
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suit Against TcIcphonc com,,n,

Wsxahachie. Texas, August s5.-The
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad has
filed suit against the Southwestern Tele.
phone and Telegraph company enioiulnr
them from setting up poles and stringlng
wire across their track at Midlothian
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