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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-05

eff the republicans should organize
the lower branch of the thirty-second
legislative assembly. it is reported that
Major W. II. H. Lleweliyn. of Las
Cruces, vii! be speaker. If this should
come to pass. politics aside, The Optic
believes that the choice will prove
good one and that Maj. Llewellyn will
make fine re cord as such official"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-05
GOLD YIELD IN 1896.

1t is claimed that the output of gold
from the Baker county mines in Ore
gOn, in fact, all along the Pacific coast
river in Alaska, in nearly every min
ing district the gold yield this year
will show considerable increase over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
SEVEN BODIES RECOVERED.
No Passengers Were Killed, but All
Five Postal Clerks Arc Dead.
CONDUCTOR COPELAND STILL ALI
MS sku,i fractured, hut tho sur-
gcon believes lie WIN he Able
to ruit Him Throuah, 4.s

xa,.a. ria, n,,a u. seyen .ofaua
..,.t 49,.
WerV i"tw"'nen t'"sy 'ron m'sso"'' ~.
They contained thu remains OF the Victims
OF last n,phra wrock on tho Wabash road,
,.a.,a, a., :, ~ aa,a /. "a fa,.
/" ''''" '' " Wv
lows;
Thomas Mills purtnl clerk, 81, Louis,
"A AZ smith ,,,,,,i r,,ru u, l,o,is, uun.
.,,..,,,' 800, =, .t., ,n..,a.
u'N" su''"' poA'"' s'''N' s'' ''V"'' N""Ns
Winters. postal clerk, 81, Louis, II. w.
Brink, postal clerk, st, Louis. Edward
a.,,.,..,. ,....a.t.. a, ,,,is,
N'"N''p, p"sh.s'"'' Nv
Chnrlca r. urostley, hrah"mah' 81 Lo"iS'
Thu conductor OF the traln, q. G. Cops
nns of ~. l,ouls. who waa repor,od last
ao.,, a, a., ,.., !. am ,a,,a n.
'""' "ii'""s wv 'V""' 10 "'''
WAS removed this morning TO the railway
hespItal at Mobcrly. with u fractured akull
.,,, .,,.,r,i ,,ohe, ,ths ue unu,ra he
'N
tWoon nv ana ue"'h' nut 'ne s''Soo"
oNnrcssca "A hope that hc viii recover.
Conductor conoland WAS auppoaed 10 DO
dn,I u,hnu tal,en fr,,,, Iho Nyrrek aud hia
body. WITH a handkerchief drawn over tho
faoc. wa4 alranura la A row with tho soyen
d,nd bndlns A few ,uiuutrH aftcrward
s,,n,, nne noticed n alum uf llfa aud no
vaa ouirhlV Transferred Ia "A Atr,trhor and
YiXsn ,vnry nonribio attention. or tho
,t,,t.n,, ,ti,ers ,rfu,na ma nn,, Ia Ia A crit.
inIu enndittnn
nrnth n,obnhlv cnn,o ia at least four OF
the nVa ,infortunntn mali ,lorks nimost In
stnntIv Thrlr INV nt,chea hraI h,pt
,l,,,oneh ,b, hrea, In ne ,rca,la and they
must hayn hocn aro.ynrd while unrop.
nrtonn
1,hc r,.naln, of thc ,our ware carried
from mo ,orrr,, nns WON recovered rome
dia,nnco dawn lhn ntrcnm There wcro
signs NJ no In I'm hody M tho nfth ,nnil
rlcrb when r.sr,ir1 In, hc a,ea , fow min
mos nftrr
A farmer noticed The per,lous condition
M mo ,r,p,l,, nna triea ia nuc IN, train.
lint o,,iny TO tho 0erceness AZ IN, p,orm.
no ,,,rlt,,ee evtdrn,Iv c,uid ro, a,e ina
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Beaumont. TeN,,s, June s,.-The Amer.
leans OF Houston met the beaumont base
bau club ON the home diamond t.ilS after
noon and 1t WAS The same old h,o.} 80
BoaumVmt won. Tho Visitors made a tor
ml,iahi2 apoeagsli,cU when they ,,tmc On
the diamond. and with McCornilrk, one OF
the h,Ht pitchers IN the Texas le1guv. Ia
tho box, tho locad hooters expected de-
fett for the LOCALS, ana for iNc lngngs
" loolud as N thcir expectations would
be reallEcd. but tho B,auinon, sltggcrs
finally got onto McCormicks curves and
lbttoi hsln frequent ana hart Murray.
the Soulhpaw wlrler, Who has pux1.vd
tho players in the diticrvnt clubs that nave
Nisipad herr, this tc,tson was cQuliN OF
fectiNo against the Americans. hok.lng
them down TO a to'ul of seven hits and
tanning twelve, la the ofAySal score
beaumont does uct show NJ well la the
cItor column, but this was because thcv
went ,lttor eNv'ything. The game was
Interesting. Was mghlN VpjuNed by d largo
audience and has injected lssw lite nt,o
baseball In beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
THE JunILieE CIT, MUi.EUs.
London Trndcsmrn, Politicians ana
Oihcrs nissnIIsMch.

London. Juno 2T.--Nftcr the Jubilee tcO-
tivities there has been dcluse OF grum-
bles begun by the specula,ors. who, al
most without exception. have los, money.
owing to their foolishncsc In demanding
fortunes for s,ats. Then the caterure did
mt find the crowd as hungry ana Thirsty
az they consldcrcd &hc people ought 10
have been. Tho tradcamen found that the
jubilee visitors could no, buy TO any great
extent gs, u cook meet all their savings 10
see the chow. and there has been cnnsid
cradle grumhljug on the subject OF the
jubilee honom Tho men whose unmoA
have been lief, out OF tho llSt are notably
liberal roliticluuS and former niniotcfs.
who declare that the honnrs were given
ON the striutcst party lines With the cN-
cvrii1n of Sir William NoCnOn llorrnurt,
No former liberal minister was invited 10
paui's Cathedral, and tho members OF the
iolsc oi oommope. who arrived too late
Al buckingham palace to lie 10 the au-
dicnce declare the queen ehpuld have
waited Tor them Tho charitable oooictice
wrmcn think that the rrnccas OF Wnlvs'
diuupr 90 She poor waH u Kindly Thought,
hut they claim II was mistaken idea
ana that the money had better been given
to tho societies dealing habltually with
this work.
An undertaken got ready thousand
cofiite. aud no one needed them. Tho tenn
pcwnco people, are wildly ravinF az hcer
being given to the putcest poor. and there
arc thousands OF cnmpluluts basel upon
jealousy that everybody could not re, a
front seat at favored place and al every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

trouston NAYS toda" at ran N'.'l.,-
TIVE vns great deal OF enthusiasm
..t l,e rdinc Yesterday t.o,
cbips Is nursing very IN eadiy y,t ln1 hy a
,,r, iu consequence OF heinR nv ~ ="
,.ti"sri bnIl ycst,rlay. ,..,u
NJ noub received a io'egram -" !,
,, ar permody OF Galveston saytn"b 1 =
49,, ,g-,inst Fhcian would pc nu,,ssto,
No. i,cnisna. Houston aun 49,, !
's.,rnre,n wired the pr ssiAe1t
MEETING 10 Phe'an as m VI 'P"
sh,rer made a sensational caa,en, - ~ tt Sc,
au,,.h inning. lriaiow hi' a ~ VI.
s,nr ana ShaN'er went nffl y. i,,nr
.on b,rb FOR him ard pc ineof III
i,,D,lici II down with on" an, aa~orI
az ',',-iher prcty cat9h ~ w ~,
~ fe,l ily. which gave him a ,oNN ,r,,
,rado HIS boon consommaied by " wa' IN,
I'm, I'm Taub heeomes sole ownrr o. ~, NJ.
NJ s@ ~ the Houston naseh,i' ia l,aor
~ $50 81 the beg unlas o. ~ roy, n, ~
IA mn n ssociate hl.' ne mas nv ~ "aiore
td 4, outright. lr1 VIII e. IN M
49, ito,,ston Risebali assopih''"" w.
ieasgd u TO Mr.. Tauh. r,ot.
Ai.,andcr is one Of the fasie5, an MI, X b
-, aeiders IN the league ~ Vie go,
'r,sr Yesterday was eH1elhD.. ,,s,i AZ IN,
n,ils IN RICH, and lcft heid' az ,, m' he rsiT
Zen GARDEN, an1 on one oceas'i0N -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
IRISH ASK FOR AMNESTY.
Ono Speaker Thought an Appeal to
American lrishmcu Necessary.
GRuABltUs OVER THE JUBILEE.
rrndcsmcu. Politicians ANA ncnrvo.
lent society Leaders Have GricS-
anccs because d Losses.

Dublin. June ?T,--A meeting convened ia
bring further pressure 10 bear Upon the
British government to grant amnesty TO
tho Irish political prisoners In Marlboro
Jail was held In rhccnix park today, Con.
siderable surprise was Expressed that the
jubilee week had passed without tho re-
lease which had been expected.
William Field, Parncllite member for
tho st ratricks division OF publin. In the
course of fiery speech. said 1T is use
less TO look further to the English govern
mcnt. W. will call upon the voices md
perhaps tho arms OF our oouutrymen in
America -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
UNDER THE GREATLiGHTS.

rouror. Texas Juno 81. The public in
s,alinlion u the Officers of tho cnnroc Ma
naniu ludFo and tho itoynl htuh MaA1ha
took place last might 81 The opera hpute'
| Au,t the ceremonies The MaA0us hud ,hnho
present repaired 10 tho lnhgo room, wheIo
a runptuOua Tcpnst WIS serNco'
Floydadn ToRan Juno - l'loydnda
joaro. No. ne a u and Nj. held an
election Saturday nuht Jun" ~, whlrh re
suited In tho election aud appointment Of
,he following nlfiroir for tho ensuing year
Il "A HARTLEY wOrshiuful master ~ u.
Htarl,a eoni0r wni1icn iNignk Elston Jun
Tor warden =. =, McCl~key ,irolhnr'f' ~
q. Scott SECRETARY u, g Androwa. senior
deacon; i. A. IIuclsabay junior deacon
and / a Eoblr. tiisr. INC 1Odgc will have
bubble installation OF officers Thnl"pAy'
sipnn "a
Ruah. Texas. juno - The following Of
ncoIa were rleotrd Ia Cherokee chnp''f,
Ma. H. ROYAL Arch MnHons. last hlsh,
John r Virgins, r.. high prltS'' . ~
foley king; a. o, kohif horlDo, ~ o.
Harrison treasurer. J, T. Wlgglna. Jr.'
srrr,tQry, 4 y. Gibson. captain Of bost;
f. Knyannugh. PRINCIPAL soionincri }, ~
summora. royal arch captain. j. u. MAI
lrd innAter ~ third veil. ], w. Thofne'
master Of second yel Hohert Montgomery
maater of first veil; Joe Y GIDEON Rnafp'
Alvin. Texas, June ~ THO lHea' A.
Client Free ana Accepted hhnor io'it'
| ,Ieetod The following officers q the nav
,n,n,lnr meeting, o 9. Cummings, wor-
| shiptul master; j. r. pnrAnt aonlor war
| drn ! u. rrldmorc. Junior wa'don' u. -
| Atkinson TREASURER IT, NJ. Harley, see
rotary; q. Is. Kimmlns, senior deacon T.
| II. Smith, tlor, ", e. winston, junior 'ea-
con. W. Is. DoLnnd. aenior steward A.
Is. Lacy. Junior steward H. roster chap-
lain.
Intt.s
| ,,rtiiar meeting OF Fayetteville lodge NO.
30. Ancient Free and Accepted Maaons'
| the following oificorg were elected Tor iIe
| ensuing Masonic year lnngiotk' Wpr-
ahipful master; II. a. Gloecl.ner' Nrnlor
Walden H. Fichtenbaum. junior warden.
II. Kurt, treasurer NdoH H"I' h'pl"fhs
| u. A. Freeman, tier
IIutip, I'exaB. June 22.--'rir A. u, ana
A. NJ lodge No sOi met Saturday night
ulno 49, and elected tho following OIL
erTH: r. u. oats. NorHhlpfui master A.
- Mathews. senior warden, w. h' HiPph'
eng iunlor warden: y, W Frame, haere'
tary; James Saul treasurer; Noble Me-
Cutcheon, senior deacon; w, ii. Siminons
Junior deacon: NJ. ". Ailep, tlier,
Milano Texas. June 26.--Mllano lodge
! M COZ. A. II. and a. NJ. elected the fol'
| lowing officers for the ensuing yeaI
Y, Bodlford. workhlplul master; " ~.
Gray. senior warden. J. W slaylp' lnnig'
warden a. 2 Russell, secretnryi W ~
smith. treasurer. NJ u. Bonncy, .senio,
warden. W. u, Taylor junior warden )
II. Taylor. iiier
Corpus chrlstl. Texas, June ~ ''ias'
night Tho Masonic lodge Of this city eject
ed The following Officers for ths oneu.n,
Nafoulr year. J. II. Roark, w0Ihhipiui
,nasi.,e n. g. Rivera. senior warden. w u
Mccanpheli. Junior warden; John Bernard
secretary; william Blggio. treasurer; a.
Abortion, tiler'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Ttc second game openci NJ at o'clock,
Proctor as lrnpire. aad HAYES ANA l}rls-
tow AZ ptchors. Houston stnbCi of "ell.
Nine men went to the ba. Ia uIc iist
iuung. they rot singles. double AMI
tr!ulrs, and N.Y. men crossed the pld;e,
bnmmcrt spoiled n.ee hit for Meyer
il went on "a lnr from S,nm's hly and
BANNER, eo; hut It was warm. TIN
shortstop turned to throw to ."sond to
double on IS mc one, hut h. was 80 con-
fused bv the collision VITA the ham hat
he did not know which way 10 throw,
Houston aided one more In uhr scacnd
pcvunN was hr.ss vi ana hit u i!y 10
Hamnort. Cote hit safe 10 right centor
aud scored ON u LONG M TO lest by
Kin crcr
IN ,hc ihird another was narkcI up for
IN t;lu;tl44 -. lgtCkcr 49, ~ long uu' Tor
three b,.,cs uitci TWO n,.i wcIe ou', ani
suui,d OH 1t clean hit 10 To-. by nNy, F.
me run grttiliE stopped until tho eiN II
inuing. Dcvcuty reached utst on a muir
led nv bail BY MoGinnis, and wen. 10
second on a arrow N on ~ ttlD null
scrond ON the throw in I'm" ban vs.
thrown to hothcrn.o' and h0 lei y dI"p'
and l.eNcnry went 10 third. Cote MI sal -
to right. ami Punch ,coi-l. Cote e'1I"
sctoud. Ksmcror IN "a ny ball 40 nHha
which MrGiuuN bttetel. aud Cote Vent
ia titrl. II vas men hat ShHntI ~" ''r
work Charlie. IA. hero Jl lSi6. the boy
Who made 30 ruucn u,i.e last s,ason. .ii'l
who llt rh, bail ON many OCCASIONS, g ep-
rcd 10 the rl..te md hit one ON lht nose.
Page went after 4 Ne went fHitnef ana a,
feure he slopnud and with his hands
"sdns, The ,uctcaure Of yhe loi h. 5000
lana watched the ball disappear II Weut
o,.t.itlc ana Shaficr came hons Ia a walk.
cote and llnorer lending he procession.
| The tai,-c mcn next ~ Went ont On ny
! bills IN succession.
| Houston now had eleven runs. ana lHhl-
son had NOT mt a man. oeros3 me tupner :;
| II lo, I,od like "a shuiout hut lou"iou mad
II rood lead. aud Hayes ro'ted hiu7tll
ana give then. FEW sasy oHes- Ihey fot
thrur hits. and nut three men across the
| platc,
! la the eighth irnlng Dcnison added an
other hV Il combination OF errors ana n
| ma ThDy got two morf in the la@ Mhilf.
| lrov made them after NO men were Gun.
! PAGE and sristow having ihi h.sh III >
| Tire, HIS caiuo In sue scsslou. ana on ne
fhird Int ,wu mcE scored. The next n"ii
! uu h,f a IT'S ia DeVoncy,
This ended tile game, The following WAS
tlp- slou:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

san Arsonio. 1>sas, juno q, In addition
to the regular schedule samc OF today
the Chnnpa ami tho Dallas Defenders
PLAYED on the game ,hpt Wa postponed
FRIDAY on account OF rMn. The Cha,nps
won both CcntVsts.
Tho MS, gnn,H was q pretty twlrling
contest between Red Herbert and Beck
With. They both did high cias work
The score was to In favor OF san Aa-
tonic.
MvClosky put Jake volz. local ama-
tour Wth pheu, iuenal ice1iN, on tho
slah IN the SECOND game, AZ l,v wanted
to save Gus WcShlns Tor inc INST samc
~ the n.w sotits In ballRs tunol ROW,
Nols WAS Wild Ia the iirsi two Innings
0,l The Champs got enough hit Rni
/sos ON hs'lls to inlc up e,snt runs. Az
icr that hc steuaitd GOWN admirably and
gave un only tour mote hita il II had
not rpen Tor His uted support he would
haNc insido a much lt.gcr showing
Immre Mason, who ~ being gwen a
TRIAL by prcSount Hcucrmann. was 70.
sponsplo for two of Sau AntonioA runs
hN calling WALL which knau Knocked
oyer the right fence fair. when to ,noSt
pouulo 4 looked Two leet foul. McCiNstcN's
mon are no LONGER called the pes 'Cudtrs
IN mas community. They are playing su-
uoro ban and OF the Kind ,hnf ougn, to
~ cp Them AT the ton FROM now pu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28


Houston a. DcnIson =.
In the FIRST game Houston stari,h off
With one run. Tuuch struck out, hut
merry had gool eye win HIM and went
hlsi on four Lalis. Kimercr hit %ale
nshi and Henry took third on the
'h' shoffer ht .afc to lcN. and cote
.-us home This Vas The only run lioua-
va na' in the first, k,mer9r got causht
second aud Fender struck out.
NsA'son Won three IN the tirst inning
va el'ch OF HIS. Bammort got his baso
sesf balls. bowie made n double AMI
tT-.M johnnie across Ihe plate, thN's
sa's Tor tar'f OF ih.m, ana se"Iuu
d N~, Nh.lce ulcu To stretch MS ~
sa hoire rCu. nut Was cuught ~ the
r p~e, !, was It center neIi nit, seeker
~, ~ lh-fd tcll short but Nmercr H'Ii
~ f'Iss'1N4 10 uivDt IT, and throw II h1fH'
tNll.s - Was go,ng ~ the line. Nh,h
MI ttVAchcI M plate Henry was tnHc
hes.n pau kenu'r mude n Two
lottt, ana come nome on hot ore wniah
lhe '..ei MI out. No one else Hcor.l,
HeIts, WV gpi * out pl ily balls.
tef ~ A1uri one in the four h, Ipn-
ii go ',ia' ana went ont At irs.. kniN
thlni ~ 70 pr'er. lie stule second and
NV wv while Never was az mo RAJ, anI
tlfp M an ~ 1t on TO left Held for Il
h. $50 iHch9rd came homv. BcCkc'
Nun iW ON bag ana advanced Meyer
thsew hpl op 70 the uEchcr who
Becker soi, ,,.'.l. forcing oua Meyer
lie sids 'als to so.oni. Dcvency retired
uts, 80 on n hail 10 Rothennc! Whl
in nun ouL ut nrst.
sclra "s nm Inning Houston tod tn,
i1g n p.e MT safe ana stole second. 20
gfprE WI '"u IN wild rllch. kimerci
Feeder ~ tx shaner flew oul to lrH. an,
Ahs n, h.ohfht Cote over tho plate hy Z
b msts,,.o Sthtr knoX retired he s.a'
ttinns'.,k thrfe incffccttl.l lut vicious at
itge. s 70 ht the bail.
snlr,s remained tic unt1 the cleht,
a.. v, EHh ielm did nice unfolding
hey s,,fS 20 Keep down the runs. an,
eglAh Nesifl fer while. In IA
il w., however. Denisou vent ahead. an,
Mas IT, me such things uolaliy are. i
kemn,sr 'Nu mon were out Bristow an
on ny nNe nest 40. They wen. oU
stye hin, Sluliz hit Hotheymel uu'
sat a. hia base. lie stole second an
Ae6Ar,ior Ei on a hii to right tie, w.
Nop ~ ~ amer, tlr lice looking BAG
n NE banison team. NM A nigh bai
mi A. nihu" In clnlor ana Rothormt
ess a "haef Crossed the platp. Thrr
T thu 49, H'al OF anxiety a. thH star
le,e bee1lN INC audience began 10 be-
VICE r.-,.,,.n would Win out. end the
~ gsitiry put stop was pat 20 u
u ht IL ~ Miller trying 10 strcte
lei becker threw M oiice ~ M IN
hreN ~ 9luliz stopped the hall Al
sk,-sa il"NpncS at second N.ilc
Asytr ~s ~ All beYeney threw to shaI
Hop1, VINO touched him out.
viii Two ntLi to The bat IN the mint
oovs ~, Fl against them Cote wer
trn,a.. an ,Y9t halls. Kimcrer hit 10 Rotl
Rtsfftr "H WAS forced out NJ s,,con,
wy n nanded Dowio a hot one. IL 81
bs1e al ana The fellow with the funu
N'' nave much to do with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
SHERMAN ON rur TRUSTS.
Fnvor- ~ stringent Law Against Hc-
strniuts ot rrndr.


New York, June 2s.--srorelafy Of state
John sherman, who arrived 10 Now York
laut night ia quoted In an Interview In
his mornings World aa saying: The mat
ter of trusts Is altogether the most i'm
portant question OF the day. a combina-
tion Of persons engaged In common busi-
mean would sven on It's face TO be fair
enough matter. hut In reality ouch cornbl-
nationa urcyent healthful competition and
control output aud prices. Tho present
National trust law tho Sherman law Ia
not s.rong enough l framed II myself.
but tho senate committee on judiciary
made changes In It which materially weak
eusd lis effect. | favor making unlAwful
IN The tnost direct manner AL combinations
m restraint of trade. They put all indus
{rlta Ia the control Of few men The
oe5ple have a right 10 oten con.'ctitlor
Ia an iudnsirlcn and traces RESTRAINT %
trusts e,ln be made effective when We cat
g.t the proper Kind OF Law. The supreme
court has upheld the present trust law
| ~ has pointed out iie defecib. ! ihinA
| ,hoga defects csn and VIII be reinedicd
The trnst people Ray the ehec; Of thcii
combinations Is 10 lower prizes OF th'
prodUeie which they control 40 not be-
ileyo II. Tho tendency TO control tue out
put ana pui up prices must naturally CONS
| vim tho control Of any Important industry
or trade.
when a man makes his money on I
ar baHls Of trade no man rDfb1 him ol
bee right TO. when be makes a fortun'
with ths trusts which shuts out eompcti
| f,n, or rrstrains trade n ~ denounced
ma this has been done by all peoples ans
nd al ii,n.s. l, Is unfair competition ant
unrar combinations that aroused thss en-
The currency question can not DO do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
Au,,ln u. FORT worth ?.

Anshn. Texas. June S.--Anoibor cShl-
bt!on Of sluRglng and crrt's was INDUCED
In hy the fanthrrs and Senator'S hero 90
day. N which the locals came ont VIC
t,rous Both teams pldYod loose games
and lacked the ginger II tAkfs 10 make
tn, game interesting. Collnowor and
Chanbeflair were pit IN "a umpire on
account of the absence Of tho icaGuu man,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Itallelsvilie. Tefas June 7.-.-Another. yle-
,c,v. Jiagsfsviile "a. schnlanbufF s. Hat
i,ss,,Iis b looking for something hard
"a far they have not been injef. sisd. a
~, crowd afi,i mlth .nthuAlae-n.
Jullrr. ILL.,. Ipne A~frhs iupT DAYS
t,',fnn,nent Of DE Control echttzcnfeat or
An,srlrn closed th'a nfiersoon with il1l
f.rraeiti. The awarding Of priz.s o.. If a
most al The day O,'r 800 ~ money ana
.aY,. IN gold llfgcn ware carried away.
Cameron Texas JuTo N.-Ths cAIaeron
Gun club was cfganlzsd OIL nc ard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Galveston Texas Juno n -Four OF the
errors m;uio By Paris today cost runs.
while The mispiays Of the galveston nm.
were OF no aiNHni3g" 10 the visitors,
Stnes and Nance played brilliantly. Gov
vr.ug "A great deal of territory In ccutrr
and h'iilng the lal good and hard. This
work of S'iip,s In the seiiee Inst .ndo,i
has been remarkably Rooi. boing plrtic-
uArly noticeable umong such a lob lot A,
make up the Miliandcfs
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\ TOWN FLOODED.
Urtdec Went Down WIN ~ pnsrcn-
ucr Trn!u--Nnns Drowned.

Urtdsc Went Down WAN pns~cn-
pcr rrn!u-'inn, Drowned.
Vienna. June 21.Tho town of kolomo,
In Calgcia has been flooded by the rising Of
tho River prulh Many houses have been
destroyed. and tho bridge between Kolo-
mos and Turk has been swept away. The
collapse took place while train waa
crossing. aud II Is believed that many per
aoua have bocn drowned. The government
has ordered the soldlcry TO asslst the In
habi;anru In the effort to save their prop
erty
There wore Ave railway carriages, and
thcy fell In u great heap together. Yet
thtfo is no definite report us 10 the num-
Der Of pasacngors lost a terrible storm
of hail. thunder aud lightning was roign-
Ing At the time. and aided 10 the horror OF
tho sceuc. The river had rison twenty
ocycn fcei above its normal level.
Seven officials Including tho p0stal stan
Al MAiyau, have been drowned,
The distress at Koomca Is terrible
Hundreds arc homeless. their houses having
been carried aWny with the rush OF waters.
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Flrurl rurs-Bcanmont Z Amorlcans 4
Two base hits--KoRers @ Horace lnun-
chctte. MtCiay. I.ec BAnohetle MeCoy-
mick
Three base hit-~Alurray
INsscd halls--Luiilch. Campbell.
ia.,.s on called bllls-Du Murray l.
HE hy pitched hall Horace BlAhchette.
sacrifice has--iNrsuson. Rogers Cham
hers, Loo nlanvhuttc. W Marmion
S,nrk ont hy Murray II. hy Meteor
micl, 10,
Left on h.ses--By Beaumont 10, by
Americans s
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Struck oul-Ey rar,ridgc !.
Bases On called nailS-Ou Partridge i
on IoOdcu, 2
j>Ouhic plays Gcttman and Raynoids.
lruuinny and Reynolds and Palst
Stolen h,,.sta.--Martin, j. PARTRIDGE.
Tirnc OF tsmo-ilo,
rmpres -CoAaower aai Chamberlain.
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THE ONO DEMOCR ATS.
CANDIDATES ron NOMINATION ARta
VERY NUMEROUS.
Convention strouRl, for silver, hut
There May lie ~ contest over
Indorsing The l'Intf"rm.

Columbus, o.. june n --- Although tbs
Democratic state convention dota not De
gin unlu wednesday, half dozen OF tho
candidates FOR the nomination Of governor
opened headquarters hero today Whl'e
Mr. Mclean Is recognized aa candidate
ior sonator. his tlicnds state thu' he doea
nas want rmolution Of Endorsement. a-
thouph II Ia conceded that be- has "ecuria
40 many Of The delegates ihai ho rpuio
have A. complete new ticket la 10 ~
nominated nnd there are candidates rnvukh
Tor a convention. For governor there arc
ut leaal twenty candidates, and thoy arc
porftspondngly la numerous Tor tho mlbvr
places II he believed HAT IL. y iipugh OK
llllsboro wiii be itumedff0r governor aiter
tho frat ballot on which the long Hat OF
other napirauls can bn compilnontoh'
lIuugb u, ON Of tho radical free SILVER men,
lie Ia for Mclean for senator, IA Tue con-
yru,ion VIII bn very strongly for trnr SUI
yor there wlll be no conhot over mo plai-
form ,gcept on the infonson'ent of INC ems
Gag, platform as II whole. Soma want oniy
declaration for free silver ~ ornrr 70
avoid the ndorAemcnt Of what arc termed
'anarohislic planAs an tho Chicago pIal-
form.