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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

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gart approa5ta atoms by tls next congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
\ Bare Suggestion.

Texas Broncho
Nearly everybody in Texas, except
cdltor of the Broncho, wears sox' aps 4
doesn't cost much to put up knii'lns, 4
tory Why not Cameron establish QUE III,
will then wcar oox. and convert Jerry o''-
son, as well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
nut unfortunuteIy they Havrn'

MoGregor News.
No doubt thcre are same who help. /.
elect Mckinley president that are 49,
so 10 the mourner's bench and be cUsr
ed, ii they but only had an oppoftunas' N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
From tho salt Lake Tribune
The BAIT more
Inc bush sun has an article
Of the on, On ne Failure OF
Sec tioHal CRY. ism" and COMES

.AtAAA Il lkttll lti-
Ter by that light weight toady, Charles
Ncrchoh, TO prove that the neN section
aism. as charsed-;he effort on the part OF
the West and South TO combine and out
vote the Easl-is "a fiat failure" The
charge Us that this has been nurscd for a
long time, The whole thing would be but
sorry rct II It were not for .he mcancsg
ana malice behind It, TIE shrinkage IN
property last year In the United States
MAS sl,s0o0o0, 900. and the need o. rali.
cal change is so apparent that almost half
NJ 'o'ers Of this country voted for that
change. Moro than 10000 Of them ~
voted in New York City and the appeal
was az much 10 Eastern as to Western and
southern mon, for such change ms would
s'op tho decline CT property make property
as Nalr'h'o as wc~cy. sn that tho rncnrv
ncw We'd pp IN tho Golfers y. tho East. ma
WHICH TIE 0wncss dare MOI Invest In any
lrRiiimstH cninrprisc ~ IN lrpi;ina,r firm
a. nroCeriY would 10 lcoserc1 ia give an.
rlcymeni 20 the tile ron ana give so-re
fssNard % nroducsrs. Not uii'N half o,
lhe voters eNrrcsspd the doslre for =
change. hu, g took unconr'pi thousands ~
dollars; It required coercion It requi. cd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
Tariff
Absurditics.

hDSuIuIltSS y. 49, 80 "a 49, - =
is but one OF tho
being displayed before the ways and means
I committee at the hearings now in progress.
most unreasonable proposition to tax tie
many Tor the benefit OF the few was the
request of W. +. Overbury Of New York
for duty of cents a pound on ctlorate
Of potash. which has for many years been
on the free list. Mr.. Overbury established
plant Tor the manufacture OF this chemi-
cal, employing fifty men, but found he
could not sell his product in competition
with foreign manufacturers. His eXamina-
ton before the committee was concluded
by his seutentious remark b. Congressman
McMl.in; Then You are asking US TO tax
me whole people OF the United states more
thah 40 PER cent on an article Of very
wide use In order TO accommodate an in
dusiry which employees just fifty opera
ives There was brief pause and the
witness was dismissed.
FOR many years the United States was
the only producer on Il commercial scale
OF anthracite coal which for twenty-six
years has been on the free list In recent
years This valuable coal has been mined in
considerable quantities in Peru aud sold IN
the san FRANCISCO market Now It ia
urged hat for the sake OF the principle OF
protection there should be d tariff on an
thlncite coal and Congressman Walker at
tempts 10 make an argument for H. To 10
50 would not only compel Californidns 10
Pay more for their coal, but would allow
the anthracite coal trust to lnse the price
Of coal throughout the United States. II it
is possible for the Peru mines to be go
developed as to compete with the trust. ty
all means let it be done.
suu another phase Of proposed tariff
legislation was shown in the argument Of
Mr.. James Taleott for the American Host
cry company OF New Britain. Conn lie
deserved commendation for his frankness.
Tor he admitted that the 30 per cent duty
on hosiery is Inadequate" because it's ef-
feet is simply to bring revenue into the
treasury The company he represents wants
not a revenue tariff. but one that viii keen
out OF the United States all foreign goods
which compete with theirs.
II the committee adopts such suggestions
as there. the new tariff bin Will be more
outraseous sbomination than the old Me
Kinley bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

The injustice and
queen regent OF
Spain Is a llapsbgrg
is but one OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

The consensus of opinion now SEEMS TO
he that the Choate senatorial candidacy
IN New York is about the ilat,est farce
comedy brought out there this season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Cougress VII resume operations To-Day
and The stock gamblers viii remain m
pleasant expectancy Of some big bets from
Washington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

After brushing around ,brou..
posto.fiee tones for weeks. Audj,os
ris'a to remark that New Yorker,
5000. 900 worth of stamps in IN
all me stamps 1t is calculated "a
wouid be run dry, even though ~.
be permitted to suck lemons aV
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
UNVAILING A MONUMENT.
To Elijah 2. LavejOy, the Anti=Slavery
Writer and Martyr

ALTON, Ills, November 8.-Impos-
ing ceremonies marked today the dedi-
cation of Ihe monument erected to the
memory of Elijah P. Lovejoy, the anti
slavery writer and leader who, sixty
years ago last night was shot down in
this city while defending his printing
press aeainst the fury of pro-slavery
mob. The town was appropriately de-
corated and there was a general sus-
pension of business. The exercises
were preceded by parade. A n i'm
mense throng gathered around the
monument and joined in singing
patriotic hymn to inaugurate the pro-
ceedines. Lieutenant Governor North
colt delivered the address in behalf of
toe state, aud Thomas Dimmock of ST.
Louis, spoke for the ity of Alton and
the Lovejoy association, whils Rev.
w. l. Wilkerson expressed the senti-
ments of the col red popu' alton. A
touching tribute to the memory of the
late Sea ator G.. a. Herb, who cham
rioned the monument appropriation
bill in the state legislature. was paid
bv Ser ator D. A. Sparks, The dedica-
tion poem was real by F G. Richl, and
as the canvass covering fell from the
shaft OF the monument salute was
fred by the Alton divi-ion of the raval
mi litia
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
ROyaI Scandal Suppressed.

LONDON, November S-Goss;p at
the clubs and in the salons of such of
the nobility as are in Town has it that
the death of the Duchess of Teck will
have the result of Indefinitely pcstpon-
ing the suit for divorce which was
about to have been begun by the Duke
of V estminster in behalf of his daugh-
ter Lady Margaret Grosvenor against
her hun band Prince Adolphus Of .reck
It is known vLst extraordinary efforts
have been made by cefsa members
of the royal family to induce the
wealtbiest ani proudest duke in Eng
land to forego his intention of giving to
the public the details of one Of the
greatest scandals of modern times. but
the injured father has presented an
adamant front to all Representations.
Due regard for public decency, how
ever, will, it is thought, compel him to
defer proceedings until the Teck fami-
ly is out of mourning. The divorce
proceedings are to be- based upon the
allegation that Prince Adolphus is the
victim of a malady hereditary in the
Teck family and which has manifested
itself by the first child of his union
with the daughter of the Duke of
Westminster being born hopelessly
blind.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
X. of l..

KY, November s.
Fhe nattonaIaonvention of the Knights
of Labdrs opeas here tomorrow and
delegates from Uhe east and west are
arriving on every train. General
Master Work man James r Sovereign
General Wort thy Foreman T. q. Nc
Guire, and Secretary John w. Hayes
arrived this morning from the east
The general officers, with the general
executive board, Andrew D. Best OF
New York, H. B. Martin of Min
nesota and Daniel Brown Of Montana,
held an executive session today behind
closed doors. Information concerning
the present numerical and financial
strength of the once-powerful order is
difficult to obtain. Contrary to the
practice in previous years the repOrts
OF the officers have not been given out
in advance, and General Secretary
Hayes, who is also treasurer, is re-
spon sible for the statement that ''whep
they are given out it will be only par
tally"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Base Ball League.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa November s.
The annual fall meeting of the Nation
al Baseball League opens here to-
morrow, aud the Hotel Walton where
the magnates will deliberate is filling
up to the roof with managers, players
and others concerned in the nation a!
game. A delegation of the western
lesgue is also here to present protest
against present drafting system and
to urge the adoption of rule provid-
ing that all players must have at least
two years experience in the minor
league before being eligible to the
draft and that two players shall be the
limit of a draft from any one team.
Today the board Of arbitrators, the
supreme court of the baseball world, is
in session at the Walton.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
! |[ffE;{{IBal!l@) !
I 1ANInES
-saA~rss

TOday's flyer is en- t me with five
cars and forty one pas sengers.
Six through passengers for Mexico
arrived this noon from the north.
Car Repairer Williams of the Santa
tai.
Two more big freight engines for
the Mexican Central ar, ived this morn
taken over this afternoon.
The Santa Fe has applied to the inter-
state commerce commission for extern
sion of time in which to equip it's
freight cars with Janney couples and
limit expires January l next.
The Santa Fe has given up for the
present experimenting further with
electric headlights, as it is found that
destroys the silver plantiug
to be 10 ade of FURNISHED alumiuium or
some other similar material to with
s. and the action of the currents.
The White OAKS party who went
down to Chispa to look over the coal
mine track there with the object of
buying it have returned. The steel is
so lbs. and the rails aud ties are in such
good shape that it was me rely matter
Of price with the White Oaks people.
But since the return it has been stated
that the Southern Pa"ific company has
bought out the entire track plaot, aud
5hus got the start of the White Oaks
company. AT time of writing the mat
j=r could not be verified one way or
he other, as Mr.. Orleans of the coal
was still down the road.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
ENGLISH MASONS.
Will GrandIy'Cel the Bicenten-
nial of st. PauPs Cathedral.

LONDON, November S-The prince
of Wales, as grand master of English
FreemasoBs, has DESIGNATED the earl of
Lathom, deputy grandmaster, to rep
clave which is to be held in ST. Paul's
cathedral on the first Thursday in
December when the 200,h anniversary
of the rc-opening after its restoration
of that historic structure will be cele-
brated. According to the original
plans it had been intended that the
grand lodge, with the prince of Wales
at it's head, should walk IN procession
to the cathedral from the Free Masons'
hall on Great Queen street, but this
innovation, which would have attract
ed thropg equal to that of Lord
Mayors day, has been changed as
result OF the court going into morning
for the duchess of Tecs. Outside of
the absence of the prince, however,
tire assemblage will be shorn of nole
of the brilliant features which sur
rouud Masonic celebrations. Every
lodge in the united kingdom will seud
a delegation. Admission will be by
ticket, and these e Will be issued for Free
Masons ooly. Not solitary exception
will be made to this rule. The service
will be fully choral, everyone of the
twenty-five participating priests will
be Mssons and the bishop of London,
himself past master, will preach the
sermon. The Masonic color given to
the celebration CT ST.. faul's bi-cente-
nary is based upon the tradition that
the architect Of the structure, Sir
Christopher Wren, was m aster OF the
Lodge Of Antiquities, the Oldest Mason
ic lodge in Enx land, and which, during
the building Of the cathedral, held its
meetings As an hostelry in the church
yard. 1t is also rart of the tradition
that every workman employed upon
the grS at structure4f feom its Inception
to it's final completion and from the
chief superintendent down to the hum
blest hod-t arrier, was a member of the
Masonic order. 7'''-- 80 .-- ':-;4 - =
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
What an American Miner
From Alaska Says.
ON AMERICAN TERRITORY
on American Territory and Amer
leans are Locating Claims That
Will Produce Fabulous Wealth.

TACOMA, WASH, November s.
David Ward has just returned from
Alaska, and declares that greater and
richer placer gold fields on the Amer
ican side of the Alaskan boundary,
than have yet been found in the Klcn-
dixie regions. He supports his asser-
tion with an exhibit of nuggets worth
over 5000 which be picked out of one
hole on The bank of the Alaskan river,
which is gold lined almost it's entire
length. Ward is epdeavoring to keep
the exact location Of his find secret
until his friends get their claims all
located. He says his discovery is near
er ST. Michaels than Dawson City.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
The Santa Ee Hold UD.
Special to the FL PasO Herald.

Special to the FL PaSO Herald.
ALBUQUERQUE, November 8.-Noth-
ing has been heard of the four robbers
who held up the east bound train On
the Santa Fe Pacific road, Grant sta
tion. Saturday night. 1t is known that
from the express safe which was blown
open with dynamite, but the exa t
amount taken cannot be asc ertained
Three cars caught fire from the explo-
zion end were buried. Neither the
passengers nor the mails were molest
ed and no one was hurt. A large posse
is now out on the trail of tn robbers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Gun Boat Ashore,

NEW YORK, Novem Der S.-The Off
GERS of the steamboat Rosedale which
arrived at her pier at noon today re-
ported a United States gun boat ashore
in Long Island sound off Norwalk har-
bor. 1t is thought to be the gun boat
Helena. A thick fog prevailed on the
Sound bay and river this morning. The
gun bcas probably got lost in this and
went ashore,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
An Important Opinion.

CLEVELAND Novemb Der 8.-Judge
Kicks, of the United States court, was
sustained by the United States court of
appeals today. Frark Wakelee, of
Youngstown, sued the Erie railroad
company for injuries sustained. Wake
ZEE has been insane since the accident.
Judge Kicks allowed his testimony in
the case, despite vigorous objections.
The case was appealed to higher
court which sustained Kicks. The
udgment was for S14, 900 and the cOrrt
held that the p aintiff was his own best
witness, even when insane.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Champion Swimmer Neumann.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November S.-Dr. N.
Paul Neumann, championship long dis
tauce swimmer of the world, left here
today for Philaaelphia as Instructor in
German literature. He will complete
his final course in dentistry, having
taken his first courses in Germany, and
will get his degree next summer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Eugene Fields Children.

CHICAGO, November S.-The three
year-old son and the six-year-o
daughter. Of the late poet, Eugene
Field, who immortalized the youp gsters
in his ''Winklem Biinklem and Nod, :"
went out to see the world yesterday.
They wandered around the lake front
from morning until sundown when one
cf the numerous s2archers found them
in the vaeds minus their clothing.
How and when they became disrobed
they were unable 20 stats.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Nansen BanGuetted.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November -
Explorer Nausen received righ. roy al
reception from the Scandinavian colony
of this city on his arrival here TO-DAY
This afternoon he was terdered pub
lie reception and tonight at the close
OF his lecture he will be taoquetted.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
The Insurgents Making Hea wSy.

HAVANA, November s "A PEI istent
report is in circulation here today that
General CsliXto Garcia has capturad
no iol sort...t t wa Of H"leuin, in
Santiago Province. The insurgents
have cut Eli tne wires, and no details
can be o5ta ined. Mayari, another
town, in the same province, has fallen,
without any doubt, into the hands of
the insurgents under Vega. Holguin
was CARR soned by 1000 Spanish soldiers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
To Z Iiere Whaling Vessels.

WASHINGTON, NOyember STE e
gresi ent is enerseticaly taking mea
sures to re ca the eight whaling ves-
sells reported imprisoned in the Artic
ocean. A great many tie egrams have
bee1 re -eivei from the Pacific cca t.,
sugCe ting thtt TIE -ernuent send
q relief e exuedition AT noon Sc retary
Long and Commodore Melville had a
co ference with the pre- ideot and if
he approves the ravy department will
seud relief party on the revenue cut
ter Bear
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Long Distance Race.

WASHINGTON, November S.-Cy cler
Mcdonald Of Wilmington, Del, will
start this afternoon on wheel trip to
New York with the avowed purooee of
beating the time recently made by
Lieutenant II. d. Wise of the United
States army, The latter's record for
the 1894 miles was twenty-seven hours
and tbirty-rine minutes,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08

The funeral of Mrs. Cuca Ramos,
age 96. was held yesterday from the
Mexican Methodist church on South
cordia. The husband, Apolopio Ra-
mos aged lis years, attended the funer-
al and seemed to be broken hearted
over his loss. The couple were marri-
ed only year ago by Rev. Paderna of
lis city who converted them at the
time, and the occasion of the marriage
of a couple of such advanced years was
something OF sensation in Mexican
circles.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
The Horse Show Scandal.

CHICAGO, November 9.-Some caus-
tic words from the Illinois state b. ard
of agriculture is promised to the pub
,ic * ut those who nsauagt d the horse
shoss just closed with S22 900 deficit
John A. LoGa7, Jr, Games in for a
fierce bom bardment. Logan published
a atement that show was $4,000 too
good. The stare bca d of agriculture
de;I ands an eXplau alton. Logan will
also be asked to explain the expenditure
of SlO,O OOO for "promotiug' the show.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Another Vacancy.

WASHING ron, November S-The
state department is Informed by the
hedive of Egypt that Walter Fearn,
of Alabama, judge of the tribune of the
first inst ince st Cairo, has resigcei en-
account of | ealth. The resignation
creates very desirable vacancy for
apulicantS
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, November SIT e
pre- e-ideot to-day appointed Godfrey
Hunter. of Kentucky, as minister to
Qua temala and Honduras; Edward T..
Franks, sts cole tor of i"ternsl re-
venue for the fou tn distri't of Ken
lucky: Edward NJ. Yerian, OF Idaho. as
agerts for the Indians of the Lemhi
agency.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Confessed to Murder

OTTAWA, Can November 8 S-Thos.
Nulta confessed that he killed bis
three sisters and younger brother at
St. Julian last Friday while his parents
were away. When they returned home
they found the four children dead with
their throats cut and bodies drea1fully
hacked. The victims were three girls.
az ed Is, l6 and IA, and boy of 10.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
A BOnaparte for Senator.

BALTIMORE, November S.-Cfa"les
]. Boz aparte, we'll known Raltiu ore
lawyer and reformer, and a grand
nephew of Napoleon the gre at, is be-
iog mentioned to succeed Senator Cor
man, ard may politicians think his
ct tances for success are good. He gave
$25 600 to the republican fund after
other senatorial aspiran:s had refused
to put down a cent,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
A Great Scheme.

CHICAGO, November S.-Lysauder
Hill, PRECEDENT of the eTraus-Contiuen:-
a Railway comrany, which contem-
PLACES the cor struction of an elevated
electric 'aiirCad from Chicago to New
York, left for New York iris morning
to completa ar 'anpements for terminal
facilities in rha' city. Conc RI lug the
pans, MIR. Hill aid: "Our r; ai is
pf acti ally az accomplished fact'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
What Arthur Saws.

CLEVELAND, November S.-Cbief
Arthur, of the Brotherhood Engineers,
say the deci sion re 1dere1 by. the ST.
D enc court of Arka n as will have no
effect whs tever on COatra Is wit n rreui-
bers Of the brotherhood vita lailwae
cO,pparies.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Says he is Not Fighting Re-
publicans but Democrats.
OHIO Is REPUBLICAN.
The SeriOr enatnr From Ohio Gives
the Lie 10 False Reports that Have
Been Circulated About His Fight
on Senator Hanna.

CINCINNATI, November 8.-Senator
FORAKER said today: ''The camrais IN
of 1897 ended with me Ia Tue eday.
When fighting common enemy L
gave all my stre1a tn to the cause.
supposed a republican lie ialature
meant the election of Senator Hanna,
and L still think so, but if t ! ere should
be conte-t among the republicans. l
would have nothing t. do with it ur til
mething unforeseen should occur to
change nv miud,''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Princes of Iran.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia ,Novem Der S.-All
the c,nclaves in the United States of
the Princes of Iran have been invited
to send repi esentatives to a national
celebration here two weeks hepce of
the fourth anuive~ sary of the f. .un d ng
Of the order, under the auspices of the
first OF XerXes cOnclave of this CITY.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
The Safe Blown.

ATCHISON. Kans,, NovemherS The
safe IN tho state bank at Vermillinn,
WIS blown with dynamite about mid
night and $4,000 in graep backs and
gold taken. Tnpre is nJt the slightest
trace OF the t1eives.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-08
Luetesrt's Case Continued

CHICAGO, November S-Luetyert's
Sc cond trial " i'll not come Off for sever
weeks, though today was the day
agreed upon.