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

simla. August q. The British agent at
Cabul, the capital Of Afghanistan, reports
that the ameer held durham (conyen-
ton OF chiefs on the 18th instant and
read the protest Of Lord Elgln. the viceroy
Of India, against the completely Of Afghan
subjects In the outbreaks az the Indian
tribes on the frontier and then read bis
own reply TO 1t, following this with
solemn declaration aptested b. an oath
that he would always maintain friendly
relations with the British government
London. August z6.--The important
news that the ameer has sworn fidelity TO
Great Brttaln and read the dispatches
which have passed between the viceroy
at simla himself at an open durham, has
a reassuring effect both in India and here
as tending to remove any doubt as to bis
loyalty.
Inquiries at the Indign office late to-
night "wednesday ELECTED the informa-
tion that the question OF sending troops
from England remains open, as II Is be-
lieyed the forces already on the frontier
will prove sufficient to conduct the opera
tons.
Adyices from Simla show that further
concentration OF troops has been decided.
The troops are being brought down from
the hill cantonmenss and stationed along
| the railroad.
The Standard this morning takes the
government to task for having left Kbyber
! pass without British troops.
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A GRAVE CRISIS TO FACE.
Situation % the Frontier Of India
Getting Worse.
MEN DROPPED FOR WANT OF WATER.
British Troops Have Had = Fore
taste Of What wan BE Necessary
to Conquer the Afridis.

Bombay. August 25.-(1l q. m.)-The lat
est dispatches received from the frontier
indicate that the situation is getting worse.
1t Is evident that the Indian government
must face a grave crisis, involving heavy
life. The government is confronted with
the following state OF affairs; Khyber pass
has fallen into the hands Of the Afridis.
the posts in Kurram valley are threatened
by the powerful tribe OF the orakzais: the
Mohehmand tribesmen are meditating
renewal Of hostilities around Fort Chaka-
dara. while thousands Of troops are en-
gagged in crushing the revolt in the Swat
valley and two large brigades are holding
the Chi valley. where the Mahsud Mazris
are again restless.
The authorities are convinced that Fort
Ali Musjed could only have fallen after
desperate fighting, as the garrison OF Khy-
Der rifles was made up OF men who rem
dered valuable assistance In the Black
mountain expedition OF 1855. The fall OF
the fort is very serious blow, for IL isol-
ates Fort Lundi Kotal. which Is at the
extreme end OF Khyber pass. garrlsoned by
800 Khyber rifles and necessitates the
prompt reconquest OF the pass. This is cer-
tain to prove a formidable task, or which
the British troops had n foretaste Monday.
when a body OF artillery. cavalry and In
fantry left for the bar. South Peshawur
in order TO repel the Afridis who were then
advancing down the Barvi valley. The
troops returned yesterday morning aud re-
ported many men had dropped for want OK
| water, none being procurable along the
route, while the Afridis. although shelled
by the British, maintained their position on
the heights. threatening the loyal villages
of Kadem and the British position, for the
Jamrud and the mouth of the pass. The
widest excitement prevails among the
Hndoo traders at Banu, on Kuram river.
1t is rumored 1000 Wazlris intend TO so
down there tonight sack the town and
massacre the inhabitants The mullah and
his emissaries, especially those from the
| Afghan government of Koste, are actively
stirring up the Azirts.
| Somewhat more hopeful Intelligence
comes from the Swat valley, where the
Bonerwals have opened>peaee negotiations.
The authorities expect this will have wide
spreadspread influence. especially II 1t is
followed by submission. 1t appears that
the Bonerwals suffered far the heaviest
losses during the recent figting than had
been supposed. -aa
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HOu6TON.

daily. the bulk being wheat over tho Kan
sas City. Pittsburg and Gulf road, and
corn over the Illinois Central and the
Texas and Pacific. Ss
, 1897-11-01
PACIFIC SALE.
THE REORGANIZATION COMMIT
TEE GETS THE PROPERTY
WITHOUT COMPETITION.
Commissioner Cornish Sold the Proper
ty and Mr.. Fitzgerald Made the
Bid-It Took Place at the Old
Freight Depot-Government Gets
Its Pay In Full.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 1.-(Special to The
Republican. AT high noon today, at
he old dingy freight house of the In
ion Pacific. down on the Missouri bot
tom, occurred the most gigantic rail-
way transaction of the age. Judge
Cornish, acting as commissioner OF the
United States court. sold the govern.
ment's lein on the Union Pacific main
inc to the reorganization committee for
I:S,o2S. 532.76. General Fitzgerald, sec,
rotary of the committee, made the bio
in his own name. This bid includes
he sinking fund. which now amounts
to s13,645, $50. The property sold today
was the government lein on the main
inc only. which will be paid in full. On
Tuesday the first mortgage will be sold
10 the committee. 1t amounts to abou,
S33, 900, 900.
, 1897-11-01
A REMEDY.


The Rev. +. l. Bel, a highly es:esm.
ii minister residing in Weed3pSn;, Cay.
.ya Co., N. Y, in a racsnt le,:er writes
As ioil2ws: There has never been any
hing that i have taken that has re
!.eved the Dyspepsia from which l have
suffered for 10 years except the naw
remedy called Stuar.is Dyspepsia Tab
.e.A. Since taking them l have had no
dFH:reSs at al after eating and again
aA.er long years can J.eep we'll. Rev.
+. l. Bel. Weedspor;. N. Y, formerly
Iialia, Coo.
Suart's Dyspepsia Tables is a re-
narkz(b!e remedy, nd: only because It Is
4 cer,ein cure for al. forms @: indiges-
tJ1n, but because it seems TO aca as
oLSrocNghly in cd chronic cases G; Dys,
pepsh as well rs in Md attacks OF in.
digus;3Jn or b~i.iousness. A. person has
dyspepsia Simply because the stomach
IS oye9workei, al It vans Is a harm,
less, vegetable remedy to dcge5; the tcroA
and tlus give T.: the much needed rest.
This is the secret OF The SUCCESS @;
gilo peculiar remedy. No macter how
weak or h1sw much d.soriersd the indi-
gestlS1 may BE-, SiulrI's Dyspepsia Tab
as will digest the food whe her the
Stomach work or not. New life and en-
ergy is given not only TO the slonach
lT. to every organ and nerve in the
body. A trial OF this splendid medl>
cine WI convince the mos skeptfca!
that Dyspepsia and ell stomach troubles
can be cured. The tables are prepared
ty .he SI,lrt Chemical o., OF Marshall,
Mich, bu- 50 popular has The remedy
become shat Sunlr-'s Dyspepsia Tablets
oan nov be obtained al any drug sore
at so Gems per package. Snd for book
on s;oIach diseases fr2e.
, 1897-11-01

planted to oats and barley, and the re-
suits were entirely up to the most san.
guine expectations. The oat crop yield,
ed an average Of over SO bushels to the
acre. and some favored spots more
than Is. and the weight was almost
~ pounds tn the pushed. The barley
crop was Just as astonishing, the grains
being full and plump and the color be-
ing OF that hue 30 delightful to the eye
d the old experienced brewers of the
EAST, while the Yield was about IS bush
ais to the acre.
At the present time fertilizing ma.
.erial is being hauled on the ground
md next year more elaborate efforts
will be made in the farming line.
In addition to the products of the
soil, Mr.. Boswell keeps several good
cows and about 300 chickens for the
benefit Of the prisoners.
The state Of Wyoming is to be con-
Tratulated upon the changes made at
he Wyoming penitcntiary under the
Erection of Lessee Boswell and Ward,
n Mcdonald.
, 1897-11-01
would have to he vested in the United
States before a bill could he passed for
The construction of the works.
PERSONAL PAkAGk APHS.

G1AJSANo AoAAx1O14 \ L x4bs
James Dougherty was a Laramie Wis.
itor today.
MAIDS Wolbul is in from the Centen.
NAL valley.
F. L. Grifith left yesterday for To.
Peka, Kan.
Sam Woods of Woods Landing wal
in the city today.
Kirk Dyer of the Little Medicine l,
down with the typhoid fever.
VIM. Sturgis. jr., came i've from the
capital on the morning train.
Henry Hall, the carpenter, went to
Wyoming station this morning.
Jack Hayes. the Centennial valley
ranchman. was in the city today.
Commissioner John Reid is in the
,ity. The board will be in session to-
morrow.
Marshall Williams of the Laramie
furniture company went to Cheyenne
yesterday.
]. A. Van Orsdell, the Cheyenne at.
:orney, passed west this morning, en-
route to Rawlins. where he is assist.
ing the prosecution in the district
court. Thus far a conviction has been
secured in every case. and only one re.
mains to be tried.
Prof. Frederick Atheling Of the Rock
Springs school was in the city Satur.
day and Sunday, returning to his dutie,
on Sunday nights train. The professor
is greatly interested in his new work
and 1t Is understood that he is giving
general satisfaction.
Gndtgesive poisons are the bane Of
he dyspeptic's NE. When sick, see ID
your sickness is caused by indiges i've
po.sons. Ii so. take Shaker Digestive
Cordial. This 10 the only cen.ain way
}: being permanently cured, because h
is the only way THAI gets rid OF the
)olsons. You know chat fe mented fool
3 poisonous. You know that poison Is
unhealthy. Shaker Dyes i've Cordial
Gears the stomach OF fermant.py aoo1
Ind purlaes The blood and sys.em Of In,
i-ges.ve poisona 1t cures indigestion
md the diseases that come Of Il. Head.
ache, dizziness, NAUSEA, s~r.tnach-ache,
weakness. fa;ulence. cons:.patton, los,
Of aupeG:e, 4rriaabily, ere. Theze are
l sew Of the symptoms. eau=ed by ind,
yes:fve poisons, cured by Shaker D.gas.
I've Cordial
A. druggists. price 10 cents to S1.0o
per tctt!e.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIr
Notice IL heresY given that the CO.
partnership here:ofore existing between
Harry Maynard and Sidney P. Maynard
under the firm name OF Maynard Broth
srs. is this day. by nu.usl consent, dis
solved. The said Harry Maynard will
continue the business OF said firm, will
pay all debts and Obligations and co.lecl
and receive all sums due the said firm.
Dated Laramie, Wyoming, October 30sn.
1897.
SYDNEY p. MAYNARD.
HARRY MAYNARD.
ssts.
Tonight---The great
fight. at Maennerchor.
Rrinp vOrr ladies
, 1897-11-01
OF CHECKS.
Charles Hall Has a Mania for the
Amount $685..

1t is not often that a printer desires
o accumulate wealth through the writ.
ing of some other mans nam upon a
check, but Charles Hall, who has been
working for some time past on the
laramie Times, seems to have develop
ed an abnormal desire in thai direc-
lion. Saturday afternoon he dropped
INTO the First National bank and pre-,
3ented a check for s25.c5, signed IF.
". Ott." He was given the money and
departed in search of an addition to
mis- jag, which was being rapidly ac-
cumulated. A little later he returned
md presented a check for $685., drawn
Upon the Albany County National
bank and signed "F. w. OFT" The
bank people suspected something wrong
md refused to cash it, Mr.. Champion
going to the Times office to ascertain
he true state of affairs. Mrs. OFT pro-
lounced both checks forgeries. Short
y afterwards Hall was apprehended
and taken to the county Jail. When
he was searched another check for
S25.25. drawn upon the Albany County
National bank and bearing the same
signature, was discovered.
, 1897-11-01
WANTS THE SALE DELAYED,

London, Oct. 31.-The firm of Coates,
Son & Co, who recently undertook the
formation of a syndicate for the pur-
chase of the Union Pacific railway line,
and have offered to pay in full for the
government claims on the main line
and the Kansas division, if the govern
ment will secure a postponement OF
both sales to December Is next, yes
terday sent a cable message to Presi-
dent Mckinley suggesting that the Un>
tied States government should secure
the postponement of the sale until that
date.
, 1897-11-01

The Republican does all kinds a jos
work promptly and neatly.
, 1897-11-01
LINKS AND PINS.

Engineer George DeForest is down
from Medicine Bow.
Twenty-four ears OF cattle were fed
at the Laramie yard yesterday and 10
today.
Twenty-Five cars of sheep belonging
to Knollin & Co. were shipped yester,
day, making the last OF 300 cars re-
Gently shipped.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the old
Orange curve was done away with and
the new track substituted. Superin-
tendent Culross went up the road to
superintend the change.
George Harris, the well-known I'm
ion Pacific engineer, left for Willow
Island, Neb., on the o o train, where
he hopes to anihilate the wild geese
which may have gathered along the
Platte this season. Mrs. Harris is now
visiting at that place.
Word has been received from c. E.
Wantland, land agent Of the Union Pa
cifc. that Col. Richard J. Hunter, c. F.
Field, secretary, and NJ. P. Borland,
treasurer, Of the Debs social democracy
colonization enterprise, have gone to
Colorado Springs, and that they will
not stop off in Wyoming this trip, but
they may stop on their return. Mr..
Wantland is inclined to think the So
cial democracy will start a colony in
Wyoming, but not at the present time.
They have a big deal on in Colorado,
and will also look a some large tracts
Of land in Oregon. Washington and
Idaho.
, 1897-11-01
DISTRICT COURT.
The Trial of M. j.. Coughlin is Now
in Progress.

The first cas to be called in the dis
trict court this morning was that Of the
State of Wyoming VS.. NJ. J. Couglin.
The forenoon was spent in arguing pre-
liminary matters and in calling the
Jury. The entire afternoon has been
spent in getting the jury. which had
not been filled when The Republican
went to press.
, 1897-11-01
WILL QUIT
One of the Oldest Merchants in the
Gem City to Retire.

The people Of Laramie will regret to
learn of the determination on the part
of Mrs. E. w. Cordiner to retire from
business, which resolve will be carried
into effect on Jan. l, 1898. Mrs. Cor
diner is one Of the Oldest business per.
sons in the Gem City, having carried
on trade here for more than 20 years.
For the purpose of d%isposing of the
stock of goods on hand, a sale was
started this morning at the store OF
the Wyoming Dry Goods company,
which will be continued from now till
the first of the year. The stock is
quite complete in its various lines and
rare bargains will be offered the people
of Laramie who have the cash to in
vest.
Those who desire bargains will do
we'll to call early before the choicest
Of the goods are sold.
, 1897-11-01
ATTENTION

There will be a special meeting OF
Damon Lodge No. s. X. of P, on
Wednesday. Nov. 8, at 1880 p. M. Bust
ness of Importance. A good attendance
requested. WIN. NOTTAGE. C. C.
P. ]. GOSDEN, X. of r. & S.
, 1897-11-01

LADIES' AND GENTS TAILORING.
Having opened = ta.lor's shop for
making and trimming In the latest and
most approved style g%entlemen's suits.
and in connection have added =
LADIES TAILORING DEPARTMENT
for the making, trimming and altering
OF Ladies' Jackets. C!caks. Rasques,
Circulars. etc, and having had practical
experience in tailoring in six different
countries, viz: England. Ireland, Aus
tralia, Africa. Canada and all the prin>
cipal cities in the United States. 1 can
guarantee satisfaction in fit. style and
making. Latest fall and w.n.er samples
to select from C. T. GALE,
217 Grand Ave, next Repoblicaa -oMce.
sos I
, 1897-11-01

Tonight--The great
tight, at Maennerchor.
Bring your ladies.
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
eent. Saver Hansen 1877 Arb stras<.
a daily paper for 81 cens YER month
= rrsrVv rhasr ra,d,ps
, 1897-11-01

Hocd's Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure Sick head
ache.
, 1897-11-01

The Laramie Furniture company will
receive a large consignment of goods
on Wednesday of this week. There has
been some little delay, but the goodA
will arrive as stated.
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SAN FRANCISCO Gall"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
rlO Market street. open until u o'clock every
night in the year
BRA NCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
8S9 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock.
sl5 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o'clock.
251S Mission street, open until o'clock.
1877 Ninth street. open until 9:3O o'clock
1905 Polk street: open un il $3.50.
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g~ AMEETING G OF ST. P'ATRICK'Sa 40
e6-S day convention of 1887 will be XNNH
held at 4. K. B. Hall, Mason and OFar- %AN
rell sts., on SUNDAY. March z, at 2:30EC$ $N{ys
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GERS OF former conventions. grand marshals, ora
tors pt cts are entitled TO seats in The conven-
tien. BY order JOHN MU ULHERN, President.
j. J. MORAN, secret ary.i
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-WA TRESS. SMALL BOARD
$40: San Rafael, SIS; German cook $35; second
girl, $l5 American cooS $25, and a great num-
Der OF girls for houseworK and assist LEON
ANDRE, removed to 30S Stockton ST.
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" ANNUAL MEETING THE
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holders in the A. y. +. gall Association of FL
san Francisco will be held in Excelsior A-S
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Francisco, Cal, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day of
March, 1897, at 80 p. NJ.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
L FALCON ErR Secrefarv
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

C,OCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
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the Cornerstone of Modern Spiritualism." Mrs. ].
j. Whitney Will follow with her wonderful plat
form tests: music by Mr.. AMI Mrs. Lille; admis
sion l0c.
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R~ SWEDENBORG MISSION SOCIETY,
ts~D Washington Hall. Red Mems building, 800
Post ST., bet. Stockton and PowelI-Rev. ]. ,.
David pastor. Service at IL A. Subject of ser
mon, OBSTRUCTION OF Children by the Pears"
Written questions answered. a II are invited.
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/" THE OFFICERS AND -
U: ;
D~c members Hertnagel Su- V,EzEsrrz-r1,zsssa5I
prem Arch Chapter No. 8, O A. ysiEtEss4pN
d hereby notified 10 attend NS$H
a special meeting in their hall on IN
SUNDAY, March 7. 1897, at NJ
O'Clock P. n for the purpose OF w
attending he funeral of our late
brother, arch Druid I. d. CKENNA
ALBERT S. HALL, Chief Druid.
JOHN HUTTON, Secretary.
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RR SEVEN H DAY ADVENTIST
H~S Church, GA Laguna sI bet. McAllister and
Golden Gate ave.-Elder h. z. Andross, pastor;
residence, 407 Octavia ST. Services: sabbath CSat-
urday), 9:45 A. NJ, Sabbath-schOol: II O'Clock,
preaching. Special services 80 each evening at
l049 Market st. subjects for the week, "The Fail
OF Babylon, or The Condition of the Popular
Churches; "1he Great Day of he Lord" and
The Closing Work" The public cordially in
vited to all these services. Seats free.
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CtEANCE TONIGHT; MRS. EGGERT AIT
- KEN: also Thursday eve.; Csc. 800 McAllister
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4 MARKET ST.-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
\ CALL: want ads and snbscriptlons taken.
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~ THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AND
H~S Gospel of Love, Scottish Hall.-PracticaI
Bible study, 10 A. NJ; The Power of Love to
Save" II A. NJ; testimonies and healing OF the
sick follow each service; no collection. DR.. A. p.
Truesdell, pastor; Mrs. E. ). Trusd Il, teacher.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sCIEN-
ET~S tist-Services at II A. NJ. in Beethoven Hail
S36 Post St. cor. Powell. Christian Science Bible
Lessons; subject, Spiritual Guidance. SUNDAY
school for children at the same hour" Science
and Health" Study Thursday ar s p M IN Mystic
Hall $40 Post st. All are welcome.
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~ METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, SUNDAY
&~S evening O'Clock Preaching on THE
Coming of Our Lord Jesus Christi by an evangel-
ist of the Catholic Apostolic Church. Admission
free.
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Ts ASSOCIATION AUDITORIUM MASON
VIZ and Ellis sts.-Address this Sunday after
noon. 3 o'clock. by Rev. Haskett Smith of London
subject, Jerusalem and the Tomb of Our Savior"
Sc ervlces open to both ladies aud gentlemen. The
public iDvi ed.
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ES II T 81 o OPTICAL SOCIETY
G~S Rev. FL. Dharmapala the noted Buddhist
priest, will lecture tonight at O'Clock, in the
main hall, Native sons building. Ala Mason st.
Subject, "Buddhistic ana Brahmancsl Iranscen-
dental Science" silver collect on at the doo-.
@~S Society-Free public lecture tonight at
Academy of Sciences Hall. $40 Market St, at
O'Clock: 81 Said TO Myself" by DR.. ]. a. Ander-
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r. GOSPEL HALL, S32 HOWARD ST.
E~S bet. Fourth and Fifth-Special meeting con-
Quoted by evangelists W. j Mcclure and D
Munro Bible reading at o'cloc< sunday after
noon. Gospel m Getting at AS O'Clock in the even
ing. Bible reading continued Monday and Tues
day at 7:45. All cordially invited. Bring your
Bible
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T YEEBA BUENA LODGE .,SpMllZ1,,
49, No. 15, l. Q. o. F.-Officers and SSeTG
N embers viii assemble in " emoral 3@<St
Hell, l. o. o. F. bulldog SUNDAY T(#TnNN~
March Z, 1897 at l:15 p. N for the purpose of
attending the funeral of our late brother, L. D.
McKEN- A. NJ 5. JEFFERS JR., N. @.
GEORGE L PERHAM, Rec Sec.
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~ TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH, CORNER
G~S Sixteenth and Market sts.-Rev +. F.
Jewell, pastor. Services morning II O'Clock;
evening 7 30. Sunday school 1880 P. NJ: John
Dyar superintendent The pastor will preach
morn ng and evening. Morning subject, "HOli-
ness, True and False" Evening prelude 'Man-
ners at II Home.' Evening topic for ser mon, "The
Coos on Trial" All cordially invited TO
attend. Seats free. Pastors residence, S63l Six
teenth