The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

crosses IN memory Of the Irish pAtf1ots
| The feature of her address MAS her bftter
| denunciation OF tho proposed ARBITRATION
between Great Britain and the untteu
| States
wAsHINGrON-Texa patents issue.l
Cortiex Cca.iine Dallas, axle nut; John M.
Jenkins, Palmer, medicine glass; FELIX
| Kahn. Laredo, portable goldwasfcr; zeph
| Wigs, Denton railway cattle guard; An.
Olson B. WaEiams, Waec. electric timo
switch.
PA4sIs---A dispatch from Tarsbes. an.
noilnces THAT a ballast train overlook .
passenger train during fog at Tourney
railroad station. Ten persons were killed
and many injured.
LONDON--A very heavy fog continues
| to envelope the country, Acudents arr
| reported to have occurred In many places:
At Portsmouth the fog was. 20 dense tnat
the trla,s OF the new warship have been
| rendered impossible for The present. Sew
eral wrecks are reported at different parts
OF the coast
LONDON--Iyhe Cambridge county court
made a commitment order on the Duke
OF Manchester, who was sued for livery
stable debt of 40 pounds and costs. The
order was suspended with liberty to APP
peal.
ATLANTA, csa.---Tom Cyrus. the negro.
VINO last June murdered his mistress, the
chambeirnaid of Mrs. Governor Atkinson.
thanked Judge Gambler when the latter
passed the death sentence on him.
Patrick was almost wholly destroyed by
fire at her dock In East river. Her cargo.
valued at about sl0O 900, was also destroy
ed. The Port Patrick was built In Glas-
gov and was valued at 100000.
POLLOCK, LAID. Hill. while working
at tine edger in Big Creek Lumber COM
pany's mJll, was struck and instantly
killed by board thrown back by the
dali was KILLED at whites Spur Lumber
company's min by a log rolling off the
skidway upon him, crushing out his lfe.
NEW YoRK-With everything In readi-
nese the United States cruiser Newport ls
lying at the Brooklyn hayward. awaiting
orders to san with the members OF the
Nicaraguan canal commission, recently
appointed by congress. The commission
VIII report lon the feasibility of the pro-
posed canal, its probable cost and cost
OF maintenance and most desirable route.
PrrnSBURG-Dr Charles G.. Bradley of
Evanston. ILL.,, presided at the third days
session of the Methodist Episcopal church
congress. The session was devoid of spe-
cial features. The papers read were in
teresting, but provoked no animated dis
cussaon.
MADRAS. British Indla-A terrible cy-
clone is raging here, Thursday morning.
MUSkOGBE. i. T.--Agent Wisdlm has
ordered his Indian police to arrest all per-
sons found with liquor In their possess
sion or in an intoxicated condition and
turn them over to United States marshals.
brought before him who are found in
possession of intcxicants or in an intox-
Gated conditions will be required to prove
from whom they purchased the liquor.
MuSKOGBE. I. T.-More than 10000
Creek Indians have enrolled before the
Dawes commission and they are enrolling
at the rate of 800 per day at Omulgee
and 100 at this place.
KANSAS CITY---A horribly brutal MUIR
der was committed in the italian quarters.
AN Italian aged about IS years and known
as Nicola Sa'banna, was found dying in q
pool of his own blood. His head had been
crushed to- a pulp with brick and blood
spurted from numerous dagger wounds in
the breast
ST. LOUIS-At the session of the tourn-
ament of the st. Louis Trap Shooters
league the feature was the contest be-
tween Jack Tanning Of San Francisco and
DR.. j. w. Smith of st. Louis at 100 birds
each, The Pacific coast man won by a
score of nnety-il,ne to ninety-five He!ckes
Of Ohio is ahead, Faurote of Texas Sec
ond.1
HOI1IIDAYSBURG, Pa.-Frank Wilson
of hIassillon, C'hio. and James Farrell of
AEequippa. Allegheny county, Pa, wera
sentenced in the Blair county court to be
hanged. The prisoners have been con-
victed of the murder of Henry Bonneck,
an aged 1n.ser of Altoona, on, April 7,
1925. The crime was committed IN the
miser's house at midnight while they were
seeking his wealth