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THE TOBACCO TRUST.
WITNESS WHO HAD BEEN CO
ERCED.
WAS Not Permitted TO Testify to
Tint Fnct-Rcceiving Payments
From National Company.

Now York. June 21.-peter liauptmah OF
c, Louis was again on the witness stand
today in the trial of the indicted o'''c'n's
of the American Tobacco company on the
charge of conspiracy in restraint oil tFaa~
Questions by the district attorney elected
the statement that the witness had pseu
ooerced by the tobacco company. Ld"!r'
Chnate objected and stated that tue ue-
PENDANTS had not been charge" WIN WV
cion in the Indictment ,,.,
at IL not constitutional" he declared
"to try a man on charge unless you nave
him indicted for IL ,,. o,,,r,
The objection was sustained D! tno ~ H. i,
Mr. Olcott asked the witness
was or was not possible for MN 10 ~ "''
,nnfi,ohle n business without being abIe 10
handIe the cigarettes made by the Amer !,
nan Tohacco company. The witness haiu
,nid he could not, II he oonid hoI p"' VA
rectly from the manufacturers la ,o
IN cross examination the witness sa'r Al.
,,.I Non hare from ST. Louis since lar !
wnnaav at the request Of MT. oicotl, wno
Guaranteed him his expenses i'e i"i -
testified that he could not make us 'nu.Ai
nrofit OH the Amorican Iopacco e',n 'u a.,
goods If he bought theH stNo 49,, ,.n,n the
ia could # he purchased direct IRON NV
Hr,ar,can Tobacco company, lie khe" Inc
National Tobacco company guarantee =
enrtain amount of money to cover any 'vs W.
", account of any differences bet"ee" VAC
s,,r, and the American company
rhe witness did not know yer! niu 10
o,,amf tbe agreement between firms anu 'he
Natiounl Tobacco company ms pa ny j., ;
Nv Harms, knew all about II, pul ne wa" -,
&, Io,,is. He could not tell no" iohs 10
f;rr, had been receiving payments l'o.'
~ National Tobacco company ne hur
.np ha an testify in December, 1891, 'ha,
1, vas still continuing, He conia NOV t.''
| hou, long after this the payments eoHtin
nod Neither he nor his firm, elther W
rort,v or Indirectly, contributed 70 SUI
90 s,,i,s against the American IoDaeNo Nm
many The contract OF the American ~
baeco company had been satisfactory " ~,
| witness. The company fuiiy isou W
Us agreement until October, 1890, 'osa ~
| fore that time he was visited " ,sa,,s.er
representatives OF the American
companv t,,.ss teatify
-, ~. firm ns<er had any Intention ol
ssa,einp ina American Tobacco company
en,trsct until the visit Of these rep,esen'a'
49, mt the questions we're not aiio"eo,
Tbe witness said he and his partner nac
.or : srxations upon the subject oil uahn'ihf
| Sational Tobacco company cigarettes " II
Na.ao - his interview with the representa-
49, ~ that company. The nature OF th's'
unnr.rsatiors were not allowed 10 ID
hrn,,gbt out. He did not have his sgree'
,aan, With the National company WIN MN
i''s Theodore Allen. Daniel Dressler. BROOK,
49,, ,ohscco manufacturer; r. 3. Heyer ahs
Henry l. Stockwell were The otner WINS
today.
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ington, from which place. he said, an Of
fetal invitation had been received. After
establishing the colony, he would secure
control OF tho politics Of the state aud
start the CO, operative commonwealth,
"rhe first thing we would 10 after set
ting control" he said, would I've to call
special session of the legislature. Then We
would call a convention and revise the con
stitution and get all the rot out az IT, Wo
will have control OF the taxing power ana
can tax syndicates and land sharks out OF
The State, Persons shall be taxed accord
ing TO their means and shall have according
to their needs We will have trusts. moth
ing but trusts in our Statc--but we VIII
ali be in the trust. The operatives VIII not
work twelve or fourteen hours day, hut
four or five We will be In the field III
1900 with new party These mon Nho
represent the new HE are going to unto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
YORK A BIGAN,lsT.
Skeleton I'm the Royal c,o.ct .
In N NAVAL

skeleton In the Royal Closet Aired
In n Novel.
New York, June 2l.-The story Of the
alleged morganatic marriage Of the Duke
OF York TO the daughter OF Admiral Sir
Mlchaei culme Seymour has been once
more brought up by the appearance In
London of book bearing the title
"Halma," and the name OF T. Mule. Ellis
as author. It is what one calls key
novel All the personages in the book are
portrayed from life under the most trans
parent names. "Zalma" is the story Of
royal prince who, having contracted a
secret and unauthorized marriage with
Eirl 81 non-royal rank, suddenl, becomes
| Eelr presumptlye to lhc throne through
the death of his elded brother and there
| upon Tor dynastic reasons contracts a pub
lie marriage with a royal princess, aban-
doning his first wife, the mother of bis
TWO children, who is penssoned of by his
FAMILY, and sent TO reside with her chill
| dren in Canada.
IL is no mere penny novel, but the bril-
liant work of a successful author who is
on terms of personal acquaintance with
most of the individuals whom he gibhets
| IN the book. To such an extent 1t is held
| to constitute distinct charge of moral and
and ecclesiastical. If not actually legal
| bigamy against the Duke OF York that
many Of the most important Of the English
newspapers are demanding that some defin-
| lite announcement should be made ny the
crown and proofs furnished with the object
| of clearing the name of Englunds future
king
At the time Of the dukes marriage to tn
| duchess the archbishop of Canterbury
| speaking from the altar, made an ndirec
| reference to the stories then current con
| corning secret marriage OF his royal high
ness. and equally indirectly branded ihon
as false. But what the English people
| now want. and through the press demand
| is that the crown itself shall make som
| clear ana distinct announcement clearing
| the duke. OF course the dukes first mar
rage II there really has been one, Il
every one believes. and as the behavior oi
| his mother towards the duchess during til
first wear of her matrimonial uX,stene
tended to confirm, is invalid in poiut q
law. since no royal prince can contract
| legal marriage without the consent OF soy
ereign and parliament
But It is idle to deny that in these demo
cratic times Legal bubbles of that char
acter are altogether inadequate 10 satisf!
public sentiment and that the vast ma
! ioTItY of the dukes Countrymen, wer
thew to know certainly that he had beef
married enthusiastically TO Miss Seymour
and had then without divorce married
Princess Nav would regard him as nothing
less than a bgamist
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THE HOUSE.
Republicans Objected to stntcs Cam
trolling lIuuOr Trnfhr.


Washington. June 81. After the approval
Of the journal the house under special
rule adopted bill approprlating sioo'0oo
for the repair OF dry dock No at New
York, which recently was discovered to be
leaking badly.
Mr.. Lattimer of South Carolina asked
unanimous consent TO have considered
bin declaring the State capable OF con-
trolling the liquor.
This Mr. Stone tRcp., Pn-) sii1 was an
outgrowtb of a local fight in South Caro-"
lima In which the courts had made de-
clsi0n and was not proper matter irf
consideration by the house. He objected
10 It's consideration.
Mr. Dingloy (Rep., Malnel. from tho
committee on ways and means, presented
the favorable report on a Joint resolution
providing that foreign exhibitions al We
Omaha Exposition In 1898 may bring TO 'bis
| country iaborcrH TO prepare and have
| charge Of the exhibits Two amendments
| provide that the secretary OF the treasury
| should fix the number OF laborers 10 entei
| the country and that they shall leave thi
| United States within three months afteI
| the termination Of the exposition.
on motion Of Mr.. Dingley .hc house then
| at ! .O5 .. m. adjourned until Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES.
Great Seismic Cow ulslon impending
at Tchuaatepec, Mexico.
THE TOWN is NEARLY in RUINS.
An Atheist Was Suddenly Converted
ny the shocks and ~ Once
sought Divine Aid.

Tchuontcpec. Oxaca. Mexico. Juno al.
nov, ,,,an, .hn.v. =, .ar,,,,,a,,n xyora -.
w. w '"Ns' - 49,
perienced here last night aud carry TINS
morning, the latter occurring about
,,c,o.r h.,r, chnracteri,cd nv hoth xcr.
No., .,nd lateral n,nvc,ncnfss and then :
i,i3in ia,,r rarN onnther ndains ~ INA
rons,,rnat,on ~ nm mrnn,o MN ma no.
,nn Il, rsrair conHaenrn Insured NV Tina
roura.cn,,s rxamrio ~ an. hishnn whc
rnfnsas NV ,ooyn ,hr ,nwn AMI has No MIA
conJnr, sn,,,s,,a, n ro,i.,,, ,n,,,,n, "a vsicr
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
TEXAS BANNING MATTERS.
Reserve Agents ADprnvrd---Chnnr"S
In NfncImIs-NcM Ilnnk.

In ofhciHls-NtN bhuNs
Washinton, Junc 81 Especial. )--hescrve
agents for National banks in Texas have
been approved as follows; National BANK
OF Commerce. Kansas City, Mo, for the
American National Bank Of Dallas, and tho
First National Bank of Kansas city. MO-,
for the Concho National Bank OF San An
golo.
The following changes IN the officers IN
National banks In Texas have been made.
The Farmers National Bank OF HiilHboro -
T. NJ. Turner. president. in place Of J. ~
Warren. S l.. Howard, assistant cashier
Tho Bcckham National Bank OF Graham
william D. Craig cashier. IN place of w
4. Stewart, deceased.
The application to organize tho National
Bank Of DALLAS, capital sloo0 by ~ NJ
Reardon. j. Linz, w e. Howard. DAME
Oday, W. u. Worsham. Henry @, Coke
Stuart G. Nelson, \. Weston Brown, Sam
uel c. Bayne, has been approved by ih'
comptroller OF the currency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
THE STRUGGLE IN OHIO.
NO FIGHT on HANNA OF BUSHNELL
IS no Die MADE.
cn,,.st VIII lie over stnte Chnir~
Innnship and the ADMINISTRATOR"
Is In the Fight 10 iFnish'

Toledo. ohio. June II Although the TO-
,,,,i,c.n stat. convention does not sssem-
bic until tomorrow evening thefe arc "aAs
delegates here today
Tb,r. ia no opposition to the indorsemeht
of Senator Hanna for re-elecIion OF W wy
nomination Of Governor busnhp., aN ~
~, ~ ,bc state officers. but there IL
hara fight pending between Major Hhaflss
"a Dinl secretary OF the Nationai eoui-
miitce. and Hon. Charles l., NurtI, tor
chairman OF the State campaign con's
leo As the Mckinley and Hanna men IRE
supporting Dick and the Foraker anu tusn-
nell following favor kurtx. tn's con'ess
poth men have opened headQuarts rs ana
chair rooms arc the only points oi interest,".
Unvernor bushnell and other state oth'
cars with Chairman KurtE, arrived 70.
night. and Immediately took up tho nsnt
for tho State campaign chhirnansn'p =.
Governor Busbpeli said u had always peen
the custom for the candidate LOT sos, a.,st
10 name the chairman anu that ny wou.1
,nsist on the continuance OF Chairman
Kurt. who had made an excciieht seeosS
In the last two campaigns,
The following that Mckinley apd sscre-
tary Sherman have always had IN unso
conventions are working aggressivsy ior
Dick. and the administration - Freely
nuo,ed a. fayoring Dick. The selecsion q
he campaign chairman Is the all absorbing
issue Of the convention, ~ Il has two wy
senators on opposite sides - well -
STATE ana local Administrations.
Iato tonight tho leaders IN the t4eyes
ment 10 make Major Dick chairman g. Az
campaign COMMITTEES we're - cea Hess ~
sistant secretary u the Agriculture! -
partment. was decided on for the canlidet1
for governor IL tho event Governor 1la1as
nell should decline on account q - -
feat OF Chairman Hurts. 4.
Secretary Brigham arrived bsre 49,
| from washingteu. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

MS II by magic for the overthrow OF COM
merciallsm IN the establishment OF tho CO.
operative commonwealth, by which tho
brotherhood Of man will hecomc a fact !
do not know whether this question VIII be
solved peaccably or otherwise, J hope
poaccably. But l am one of those VINO pc
llovc In getting ready for any solution that
may he necessary"
Debs said that In setting UP the CO. opera
tive commonwealth In Washington me col
onists might he running against tho SUI
preme court. lie would consult good law
yers and learn just what tho rights OF col
opists were.
1--WE want TO know what our rights are.
he said. and make them the rrbels' II
they sent the military to Invade our rights
then there viii he an army of Soo.NOO pa
trto,s on tho state line to meet them on
that Issue"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

Chicago, June 2i.--At a meeting Of tho
directors Of the Social Democracy OF Amer
lea tonight the following officers were
elected: u. v, Debs, chairman; Sylvester
Kolher, secretary; James Hogan, vice
president; William E. Burns. general or
gani2er.
The directors who chose these officers
were themselves elected at the meeting IN
the afternoon. They are e. V. Dehs, eyi-
yester Koliher, James Hogan, William II.
Burns and LEROY Goodwin. The salary OF
the officers was placed at 500 per month
A, the afternoon meeting the constitution
of the Social Democracy was formally r'"'-
fled and adopted
MIR. Dehs explained at length the aims
and purposes of the cooperative common
wealth. A colony should be sent TO Naha-
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the Jubilee In threatening terms have he.n
ISSUED. One of them describes the oucsn,s
rei ,s as sixty wears Of cowardly wars for
eola on ignorant and defenseless saysess
ana as an Increase OF the wealth Of Great
Britain but not for the macs OF workinc
people. whose condition is worse than sixty
Inc leafiet quoted also says: 1.-THE appsl,-
ing mass OF iunatics sent to the asyiums
ssarN nave been driven mad by the stress
glorious reign"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
TEXAS DAY POSTPONED.
Legislative Party Did Not Reach
Nashville In Time.

Nashville. Tenn. June 81 .--tspeciai. J.
Celebration Of Texas Day has been postponed
until wednesday on account Of the non-ar-
rival OF the Texas Legislators In time 10
participate III the exercises. The train
was DELAYED.
The legislative party reached Nashville
today at ~ O'Clock over the N, c. and st
L. railway. Ave. hours late. The officials
and subordlnstes Of this road were not yer,
courteous and the party more than ever
appreciates kindness Of lnternauSnsi anh
other roads leading into Memphis. The
CITY Is full OF Texans.
Nashville. Tenn. June THE event fol
today. the celebration Of Texas Day. Wal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

4, a, essential to physical health as 20
bsck rheufpatisrn and disorders o. ms lid-
news the tonic and dletetic action d HOS
letters Stomach Bittefs ~ the Sne thing
needfui. The stomach Ia the mainsta! OF
every other organ and by inylgoratiag NE
digestion with this preuaration, the spinal
column. and all Its depcndencies, arc syn
patheticalIy strenriheDed. me aytpepiic
and bilious will hpd II pure vegetable
stimuiant ana tonic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

bartlett Texas, juno l9-'rhc special car
bearing members Of Doc pelk camp eN-'on-
fcderates. to the Nashville reunion LEFT az
p. nj. today with twenty passengers from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
PROGRESS ON TARIFF.
uacn.,nusa from r,r.. Page,

hone was made TO include "steel trousers
buttons" at IA cent Der line per gross.
The paragrsDh on corks was amended,
making manufactured corks over 81 men
in diameter 10 cents per pound; 80 ihcn
and lsss IN diameter 26 Cents per pound.
This caused something OF contest. MI
Allison disagreed to 20 per cent al yaloren
and 10 agree 70 the house rates VILE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
IRELAND NOT REJOICING.
Black Bnnner setting Forth Her
Woes Displayed In Dublin.

Woes Displayed In Dublin.
Dublin. June II AT meeting leld near
College Green today a black banner was
displayed bearing the statement; during
victorias reign 100000 of people Rave
starved on this island; 100000 nave beer
evicted and 1000 goo have been compelled
to emigrate."
a body of undergraduates who marched
from the grounds Of Trinity college carry
ing a Union lack came into collision NJ
the crowd and there was considerable tlbht-
ing Philip Callan was severely wounded
in the head and several others were NOR.
or less injured. only with difficulty did
the police restore order.
The cause OF the trouble was rivalry I'D
singing National airs.
After the rumpus crowd partdcn the
streets and destroyed the decorations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

Boston, June 2l,--John l., Sullivan VIII
leave tomorrow for White Plains. N. y.
whore he is to go into training for the
summer under the direction OF william
Muldoon, the wrestler and trainer. The
prospect OF a meeting between him and
Flnsimmops is growing more favorable
avery day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

St Petersburg, June 2i--The river Kur
has oyerfowcd It's bank near the railway
depot Of Nawlhig In the Tifiis dietrict.
Nlnctcen mon belonging to the Nijnovoso-
rod drdfoous were swept into the water and
drowned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
A Iimrninn INnchIMg.

odessa, Juno 2i.--A mob Of $40 in-
furatcd peasants have seized and saw
agcly lynched Ole Dudinlk, II gardener,
who was being conveyed by the police
from Noyihoug to Kherlon, Dudinlk WAS
charged with the commission Of thirteen
murders. Tho police have arrested thirty
I'VE of the ring leaders Of the iynchinS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

Knoxville. Tenn, June Il. - a special
from Nashville says; In case General
Gordon persists In reslgning or refuses 70
be re elected as commander OF the Contei.
crate veterans. General Fiizhugh Loe VIII
probably succeed him. General Joe Wheeiei
OF Alabama Is also spoken OF. Iho schera.
belief Ia that Gordon VIII DO almost 'ofeed
10 ACCEPT again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

Lockhart. Texas June Gothic following
named Confederate Veterans left here yes
torday in their special chair car for Nasn p
Vile Tenn. TO attend the United Con
federate Veterans reunion: ~. Jolicy'
l. II. Joiey. Captain s. j. =. MeDowell' ~
NJ. Cnrdwcll. c W stone, Headiy' pom Jog
Mage. C. W Kyser. W. T. Frazor and J.
\. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
40 DECISION YET.
Another Discussion OF the Peace
FERNS without Result.

ConslnntinopIo. June gl.--Tho peace
conference held anothrr session today
and Tcwlk pasha on behalf of tho sui
tan submitted q counter project for tho
drlincation OF tho frontier. Tho confer
once discussed also the questions of In
dcmpity and the proposed capitulntions.
No decision hns been reached as TO any OF
1 hnki nnInlh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22
cnine.xiIle Yetcrnns.

Gainesville, Texas, June2o.--ehout thirty
five confederates left last night via the
santa re and Cotton belt In special car
Ia attend tho reunion at Nashville, Tenn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

OF exauIsita favor. pure and WAG164
nome. AngopturA Bitters - CANAAN
sshie delIoacy Cole manufacturers, T.
j. d. y. segert = Sons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-22

postponed because the large delegation
from the Texas legislature was delayed aud
did not arrive until this afternoon. Also
many Confederate Veterans viii participate
I'm the exercises on Texas Day could not
reach the city until this afternoon ana To-
night The programme arranged Tor lon'F
Will be carried out "Wednesday moral1s .
The members OF Governor Cuibcrson SIAN
who are here decided upon this course ana
did 40 In the hope that the governor insy
be able to he present.
The influx OF Confederate Veterans ana
their friends and families were SHOWN W
the Exposition today in Increased a'3cho-
auee and tho Missouri and Kentucky press
associations were also on the grouh'H
There was also large number oil hrolie
from PULASKI and Giles county. IL h''hs nc
day set apart for that county 1oNortoW
Will also witness several local events, hu'
viii he chiefly devoted TO the ento'tnih
ment OF the thousands who now ihruhS 'he
city. ,, \,
For several days the Exposition WIN Nv
In a sense secondary in interef' 10 the
great Confederate Veterans reunion anu
while the attendance il expected TO oe n,i,
mense the special exercises Will not posu
until Wednesday.
To-day. In addition to tho other VISITORS
were the members OF Terry'S leNas hahE
ers. who held their reunion TINS laorn'ht
aud visited the Exposition TINS ateruoou
Tho attendance today was one ul htral't
ers or visitors. They were seen IN every
building and in all parts OF the Bfetha''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-06
LETTER CARRIERS.
Annual National Convention to Meet
in san Francisco To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-The annual
convention of the National Letter Carriers
Association will convene in this city to-
morrow. About $1,000 has been raised for ex-
penses and the committee on arrangements
has left nothing undone to insure a week
Of pleasure to the delegates. special train
conveying the Philadelphia and New Or
leans delegations, with a number of carriers
from other places, came by way of FL Paso
and Los Angeles, arriving here tonight.
1t was met by a local committee and the
visitors warmly welcomed. Another special
train OF three hundred delegates will ar
rive at a. IN. tomorrow. On this train
are National President j. V. Parsons Chair
man S. T. Stevens, of the executive commit
tee, and other national officials All of the
delegates TO the convention viii arrive to-
morrow
At IL O'Clock tomorrow morning the ear
riers will be the guests of the State Board
be parade, followed by an evening recep-
ton at odd Fellows Hall, and at Ii D. m
q trip through Chinatown. The New York
Letter Carriers Band will be the feature OF
the parade. The ladies' auxiliary committee
has secured elegant headquarters and Will
provide for the entertainment of the wives
daughters and friends of the visiting car
riers.