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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-17

CINCINNATI, Ohio December i6.-The SIX
feuth annual meeting OF the National avn
service reform league began session If
NO GAYS hsre today with Ion. C.rI
scnuf4 presiding. The forenoon sassion MI,
ueyo'ed to Joint meeting d: ,he general
ana o. the executive committees, ttr,nd
o '... doors Many promiusnt men we're
f'eSeht rom all parts Of The country. in
i@auous of many large cities.
AZ the afternoon session Seer lry Gen
MeAnneny submitted his ANIMAL Ie,crt
showing that President McKiaIey h,.; e,nl
ststently observed tho civil seryl "a ian. hN,.
lhat determined assault was Icing 1.nde
against civil service laws in congress.
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In the Klondike region and Mr. sayers
tDem., Texas and MIR. Boley Dem.
Texus( spoke in favor Of it,
Mr.. Cannon submitted to the 'house
statement by Dr. Sheldon Jackson. one
cf the agents OF the commissioner Of edu-
cation. who was In the Klondike region as
late as September IL, that there would be
no suffering as far up the river as Fort
Yukon. but that the food supply on the
upper Yukon would not last beyond March
and he Endorsed the Recommendation OF
the secretary of war THAI food be sem IN
by reindeer via Dyea
Mr.. Cannon said Whether these min
ers are In American or British territory.
whether they are American or British
subjects; If they were starving IL does NC
become the American congress- to hesita.e
about voting them relief" applause
Mr.. Bailey said he had never been able
TO be charitable out of the public funds
He believed charity ought to be voluntary
and he never voted for relief funds TO
those stricken by fire or food. But he
realized tha. distress appealed to the
hearts of all and he would not protest
against a bill designed to relieve that
distress. But he did protest against the
government satting up store houses and
becoming vender Of provisions. The bill
was passed without division.
Mr.. Hit Rep. ND chairman Of the
committee on foreign affairs secured con-
sont for The consideration Of the bill passed
by the senate 20 prevent pelasic sealing
by citizens of the United States.
Mr.. Johnson rep, y. d made Wig
orous speech Of an hour in opposition ~
the bill. He argued that the effect Of
this bin and the negotiations now bcius
conducted would be the holsterins Up cf
two great industries one in the Boring
seq and the other in London. The present
herd was no. worth protection. The pur-
pose was 10 buld up new herd. He de-
Clared that Canada would only b. willing
to join with US in prohibiting pelagic seal
ing on condition that We should allow her
TO write our tariff laws.
Mr johnson said We had been humiiat-
Cd and sham"d by the complete surrender
Of our honor at the Paris tribunal He
Vas particularly sarcastic in his refer
cncps 10 Hon John w Foster VIII m
he termed che great surrendarer' 50
great was his reputation tn this line he
slld, that China had paid him Sl0o,010
for surraudering tn Japan. lie created
much amusement by enunieratiug some OF
the expenses OF the PUriS tribunal and
said he dd not marvel that the experts
who had already made so much out Of the
government should desire 10 keep NJ an
agitation which permitted them 10 draw
big salaries and rove over the world at the
expense ~ the government
MIR Hip chairman OF the foreign af
iaHrs cummi tee, alSW rel some OF IN
criticisms which had h-cn advanced. III
admitted the evil Of the present system
he said was pclagic sealing. which eFll
resulted in thu killing OF $4,000 seals an
nuaHy And Vt the gentleman from
North Dakota oJohrs7nl proposed to meet
his evil with parallel by an a5s'lufe
slaughter Of the entire seal herd Wa
This humane prop s't on Ter a gov
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Officers for the Ensuing Year Elect
.ed--Adjourned.

Dallas, Texas Dece mher l6--The North
Texas Medical association finally adjourned
this afternoon after a very successful meet
ing After some section work today the
nominating committee submitted the fol-
lowing report OF officers for the following
year: President, DR.. R. D, Potts. Bon
ham; vice president. DR.. II. o. Masters NJ,
Rockhilli secretary Or. r. f. Miller az
sherman. treasurer, DR.. s. f. King n,
sherman Delegates TO the American Md
ical association: DIS, Armstrong of Dallas
lnge q Denton; Giicrest OF Gainesville
bacon Saunders of Fort Worth. Markham
o. Denton ard r. II. Chiffon of Dallas
LeieSates TO the state Medical sssoeiatloa.
Dts smoot OF Dallas. Walker Of Paris,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIlV

-
Ell PASO-Alpine has lust
sensation of a lifetime In the ~
a pure white buck deer, in Whose
was found a large maidstone n
Is being stuffed for the Smithsons
tute. Washington.
ABNER Mis- Martha GRAY drort|
in her yard one mile from thu BID
left the house for few momenu
neishtor who was visiting her nixl
In few minutes her dead body wi
in the yard.
TEXARKANA-The clcistera "A
conferred upon Miss Mary Nicbols,
Catholic convent here.
GOTDTuwAITE A Elemental IA
ycrv violent [VednasdaS ue ~,
life heen very o,,jet and mn, mrsb
10 the family Rmt todnv he sei,ss
and tried 10 kill a member Of toe }
He was overpowered and taken 1
where they will let him remain al
TO see if it will not cub his down
BRYAN-THE Texas Academy d
will hold its December meeting in 7
semhly hall of the gricultural q
clan,ca1 colIego nm the 13d and aa
will be quite a number OF visiting
lists frcim different parts of the sat|
CORPUS CHRISTI. The steauer
berland arrived in port late Wei
evening with fair sized cargo Of Es1
disc. mostly Christmas goods.
WANAHACHIE-Mrs. NJ. G. 0s3
very estimable old lady. tripped q
at her home. and was thrown 70 "
heavily. 1t is thought she is ~
iured.
SHERMAN-The board Of eoaav|
mlssloners nave granted q peluoa
holdlns OF a special prohloitoh W
me van Alysthe district anu =,
Ter 81 as the day for tne s's'D'
present that precinct Is dry
oLhbo II NE-A snort Time T ass
was luil OF vacant houses, i
house Is very nara 10 secure
ROUND ROCk-The runaway ~
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AFRAID OF WENLER.
Government Taking Precautions to
Stop Any Outbreaks

London, December 16-According to the
St James Gazette private letters received
here from Madrid say that General Wey-
ler's reception there WIS most Significant
and that tn government Is so alarmed by
the menacinS attitude OF ihe populace shat
artillery has been stationed at concealed
D. tnts commanding the main thoroughfaras.
he sunners, hoAe@sr. can not be relied
ulo1 The wldsest rrmcrS are current
say the letters in question, reports being
mat preparations are making for the flight
OF the members OF the royal family to
France at the first sigu OF 4 ,evoluio
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THE HOUSE.

washington, December i6,-The house
passed bill apprcpriating sl75o0o for the
rei'ei OF The people who are in the Yu-
kon river country and also the bin passed
by the senate yesterday to prohibit nelaeio
sealing by American citizens.
IN me course OF the debate over the
nc criticisms OF the c,urse OF onr RsrSn,
So negouadoas, past and present.
Mr' Cannon tRep., M brouabt for
ward the bill for the relief OF the miners
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tho secretary OF the treasury NJ empowered
10 borrow, when circumstances demanded.
500. 900 900 for term not exceeding one
year This power would not be exercised
except at rare intervals, but 1t would have
a steadying eifoct from the confidence it
would give the market that the power exist
cd. With this power to borrow In case OF
need and the measures provided by his bill,
Mr.. Gage said he would just as leave run
the government finances as to run any
bank. as there would be no more RESPONSE
hiliiy pr hazard
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Bradford Of Honey Grove, Irwin,
Kinney and Fleming OF Noun.
New members of judicial coup,I
Shelmire of Dallas, Pennington i
VIE Next place Of meeting For
The report was adopted.
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Washing n, Dccomhcr l6.--Leading den-
e.r"lIc uemte.s Of the house say no ar
sie'Sive ION lis anticlpatrd Ia carry 90
me declarations OF the recent democratic
boUse CAUCUS in Cuba. finance and Lanr~
rultCy The caucus will be allowed 10
h'aad as showing the policy of the nj
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ran RIVER, Mass. Deco mosr u The
conference committee 81 the rex,tIs wo,r-
ers today discussed tho propos "a reduction
Of wages in The local cotton r.l,lR. Tbe
meeting Nas behind gioaet does ana me
onIy announcement made was thit the com
for conference Monday.
Secretary O'ponnell Of the SINNERS,
union received This message tonight rran,
me American Federation % Labor In CON- com
vention al Nashville, Tenn. :" eo''-
Nonyyeniion pledges its support in easc
W HVuole. Samuel Rnss
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nctxycen Lie nnd Dea'a'

Marble Falls, Texas. DeceInoei
S. u. Loveless, known as Gran'
less by her loyal friends hefs'
night from heart disease. ~
John Lacy, reported as dyins ., j,
is still alive. but lowering JET
and death.
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That Is the way all drngpls,s 80,
GROVES TAsrELESs chilli. TONIC Sor
chiiis and Malaria. 1t Is simply iron ana
uninine In tastelesa form children love
~ Adults prefer it to bitter. nauseatins
tonies. Price soc. ''"s
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rhiIippines snid 10 nnrc suhmi,,cd

Madrid, December lS.-An extraordinary
number o. the Gazette issued today pub
fishes dispatches from Manila, capital OF
the Philippine Islands. saying that the in,
surgent chief Abuinaldo. has ordered all
his TO levers 10 submit and that he and the
entire insurgent government Will be al
lowed 70 80 TO Honk Kong.
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after gold and silver coins AMI bullion
hereby transferred from the general irnds
of the treasury as herein provided IN ac
ccrdance with provisions OF Ills act ana
IN no other why.
Sec 2. Ali United States notes. treasury
notes OF 1890 and slice certificates ile
scented for redemption shall re iedrellou
from the redemption fond herein p''Nisep'
in accordance with terils cf cSistins laws,
but notes and certificates so redeemed shhil
be held in and constitute part CT iDe aalu
fund and shall not be wit1irlHn from said
fund for disbur' ,'leht. except in change
for an equivalent amount Of tcin, ~ vh'Cn
said notes or ccrtiiira'es xcrt r:ee.ttd.
But to enable the seretdly OF the treasury
more thoroughly to carry out tfo pioyi
sions contained IN this act, he Is hereby
authorized TO exchange an" Of the iuhds 10
the division Of issue and redemption Tor
any other funds which may be in me gen
eral fund in the treasury department. lro-
yided that nothing IN this act silal DC
construed as repeating that precision Of the
act approved July } !. 1890. which provide
that there shall be outstanding at auy tine
no more and no less Of tr. tsnrY r9ieg tt-
thorzed by said act Than silver btl'i1n
and standard silver dollars coined there
from then held In me treasury, iureha'ed
with said notes.
Sec g. That the secretary Of the
.,..h.,.i.,1
treasury Do anu ne u heltoy SV ~, so,
10 receiVe az lhs utasu'! "Hs VI y. t.n5g
s,annlns bonus known az pr I'm I'M
OF lsvs ana per 'eHtuh e oiiso,' - u 80.
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January ~ 1850 Huh aets sPpio'S' -
a. io'V, ana ya"u"ry ~ $50, 80 -
sue W sAchdhse ,ne,e.p. ,o e.o, -, -
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THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
Monetary Commissioners Report
Will BE Ready Next Month.
SUPPLIES FOR THE POOR KL0NDIKE RS
senate Passes a. Dill Apprnpriating
Quarter of Million Dollars.
Proceedings In the House.

washington december l6'--Mr. Wolcott
of Colorado, chairman Of the commission
APPOINTED by President MCKINLEY ia Sc
e'.., -, 49, '~'
cure IL po9s'0'e 'ne corporation Oh tot-
oign countries In an international confer
ence upon the silver question said in the
senato todav thar Tho con,n,is.io, bod 40,
''"' '0'
Hi''e 'ePoI' " ING p'cSiueh'' ana II "as
uncertain when report would be male.
Negotiations fer bimetailic confere,l, Q.
he said ara stnt ne,o,n, ~, Mr v,oI1o,,
-,
assured the senate mat the commission
had no intention o. prolonsng us effort
! beyond the Uointt where houe Of success
! sbo,,ld ,vts, ur ,yol.o1, ,.,r,,.i.., ~. 49,,
/ ,'N - '''''9eu ~
! pam luIly Tue work OF the commission
| in a speech 10 be delivered after the holt
| day recess.
| \ resolution directing the 81 cretary of
| war to cad supplies 10 american and OF nor
| sufferers in the Kloudike region WAS
Passed.
Mr.. pritchard IN CO chairman OF the
civil seryiya inyes,inatton ronln,itfra mn
a srpech on me own service la,g az 40
| vclCued by his committee.
| Mr. FRYE of the commerce commission
favorahIy reported ana me .enutp-p5ssed
| a OH directing the secretary OF me treas
! INV 20 purcbtse mr. cunsir,lct n suitsnla
yes,el f,.r rrven,o cn,fl, anryiro an IKE
Yukon river Alaska 10 cost nat tn rt.
cord SUI, ono
Afr Allison M tho spnror,rtation con,r,tt
tee r,fa,,.sd ,avo,at,ly tl,o i,o,,sn ,cin,' re'o
luton proyidtny for recree ~ rop,,rcse
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Diphthcrin at caldwell

Caldwell, Texas, December :,
Caldwell public school suspended y
account of case of diphtheria y
The patient is about 3 years ola Az
ing as well as could be expected
Later-The little daughter o. M,,al
Murray died this morning Win as
No new cases in town. and no dpr I'd,
felt; but school will continae ~
until after Christmas. anyway
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TO CURE A coLp ~ ONE =

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnins + 4
druggists refund the money = "a
cure; 25c. The genuine has =
each tablet.
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IN THE
.k.**&$

The stock market seems 10 have taken
new lease of life. In spite OF the advance IN
values there was no sign Of liquidation even
on the part OF the buyers Of yesterday, ana
stocks clo sed at the high prices. There was
scarcely stock that was not affected and the
general opinion was that this was tho nrst
breath of the January BOOM
Mason, in his advices 20 &. Franklin Nugent
a. Co., however, says: II do not thihK 'hc
general market has started for large move
ment. believe IL Is quick turn ON the pun
side, engineered by Moore a. Schiey ana aiueo
by some Of the large room traders ana
Dick Bros. & Co. .as quoted by r. a. hnlgh' "
Co, say: "Ihe buying as yet Is largely COW
ering of shorts. Let the rise be maintaineu
for several days and many who nave peoh
holding aloof will come in as purchasers
Conditions outside are changing daily Tor the
better, and not in ten years have events
pointed 20 strongly toward bull market
The bank statement for the week Is; sur
plus reserve increase. Ss,l0s,015 loans, IN
crease, $685. specie, increase S"<o'ooo'
legal tenders increase, 50, $50 800; deposits IN
crease, 50, 348 100 circulation, decrease sloo'-
900 Surplus reserve, So, 100, 525; surplus re-
serve last year. sS2,8i5,5oO.
Americans in London closed fairly hrm'
Standard stocks, such as Louisville and st.
Paul, were up i-s per cent. Erie issues were
buoyant at advances extending TO per cent
lei by the preferred. Other securities were
steady. Foreign houses in New York bought
little Louisville, st. Paul and Erie on bal
ance.
The announcement this morning that
Wheeling 81 Lake Erie had passed into the
hands OF the receivers did not come in the ma
| ture of "a surprise. In spite OF all the oinciai
denials il was regarded as inconcciyable that
| the insiders should allow the stock to 20 TO
| 2lS unless there had been something radically
! wrong
In speaking of Boston 81 Montana, IN which
there is large local interest Leila nd, Iowle
| a. CO. specially advise Allen q Lynch; we
feel very favorable ourselves toward tins class
| Of securities, and we see no rea on why under
present conditions the copper stocks should
not sell materially higher"
Another special from Boston 20 hallett, An
| ders n az Co. states that while il was only a
year ago that copper was selling at 10 cents
| the talk il now very bullish, and the insiders
claim that Montana is sure 10 sell at 100 IN
a short time.
The financial statement of Northern Pacific
for the first week in January shows decreas'
| Of earnings of $5l55
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THE COTTON AND @ RAIN MARKET.

Cotton was irregular today and although
there was heavy bnying by commission houses
at tho opening this was followed by large
sales
In New York cotton futures opened steady.
January, coz; February, 6.e5; March. i.O5;
April. 7.lO; May, III: .Tune, 7.2l; July, I24;
August, 7.2S; September, o.; October, 6.o,
asked: November, 6g2; December, 6.eS.
In Liverpool the demand for spots was mod
crate. prices easier, while futures were quiet
at "A moderate demand.
Price. Mccormick g. Co., IN their daily cot
tom adviccs TO Allen & Lynch, say that the
estimated Visible supply this week Is ., ld5' =
Os7. as against l,290,3S3 last week and A,0S
oo2 las. yenr. Of which Americans are, 3,Sl9
7S,. against ,5SS last week and 3,621 ,S02
last year.
1.-THE sales Of spot cotton in Liverpool to-
day." they say, were 5000 bales. Futures
orenei | lower and closed AZ decline OF
about ..g4 Wilson'S estimate has apparently
not only 2 lien hgt, but has had rather bear
ish effect. The trouble is that IL has not been
believed Ivy the trade. As a matter of fact,
however Wilson'S estimate has been more
nearly correct for a period of years than any
other au hority."
Wheat trading was light at the opening
| and tire market was fairly firm. Rycroft *
pres cs toe opinion that the improved foreign
advic will iprobably cause firmer market
| for wheat
| According TO the Beerbohm cablcs,as quoted
by sullivan, Morris ~ Co, the London open
ing for wheat was steady. Corn was firm
In Liverpool wheat and corn opened firm an'
rather strong. At Liverpool wheat was n
better demand az the close. The tone wa
firm. c rn was quiet and steady.
The official report Of the Argentine whoa
shipments. ns wired 90 Wee1cn, Kendall
Co. wer, none. a. against 5000 last week an,
5000 last year. TIE corn shipme ITS wer,
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MUNY0N
CURES BY MAIL.
Thousands Have Been Cured Through
Prof. Munyon's Free Medi-
ca! Advice.

Munyon's Medical Institution, l50o Arch
street Philadelphia, is the best ore OF Its kind
I'm the world. 1t employs a large stan OF
skilled specialists 10 diagnose the cases not
onIv of % oplH applying personally for treat-
ment bat those in all paris of the country
who send in personal letters asking the best
metho $ of being cured OF various olseases.
Thousands of these letter. are received every
" eek and star OF from ten to fifteen doc
tors are daily omrloyod IN debating re- lies
through the medium ui as many si'nogrhplcrs
1Fhpse letters are received IN the strictest con.
fidcncc and prump ly answered with the best
medical advice obtainablo. No ohort VIII be
spared 70 see that each case rs thoroughly III
ne,nosed aud the proper remedies To effect n
cure are prescribed. For these services no Zee
Is expect d. =,
a separate cure for each disense' Az all
druggists, mostly 25 cents vial.
Address Prof. Munycn, loJo Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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$50 O'CLOCK.
WORTHLESS.
.heCk Given by Steele to
His Typewriter.
Man Who CaShed II Finally
Caused Steele'S Arrest.
Mss Davenport Carried Three Times
From the Court Room.

NEW YORK, Jan. I6.-Theophilus b.
Steele, 81 years old, lawyer, is charged
with passi3s worthless checss. The
complainaIts against him were Clara A.
Davenport, % years old, his former type.
writer, and George A. Williams, q
stationer.
1he young typewriter was In a
highly bysterical condition. She sat In
the rear sect In the court room yesterday
and three times she was carried to All ante
room inca faintiug condition. Miss
Davenport CLAIMS that she was deceived
by Steele when she was employed by him
as typewriter.
-Four Gays before she went TO Bellevue
spital in Nsrcb, 1895, she
toiJ steele thst she must have some
money and he gave her a check for
S3 80 on the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. she induced Mr.. Will ,ms
TO cash this for ber and brought the
the sl3 and gave her the 90 cents. she
was tnep taken TO the hospitsl and there
her baby was born. IL lived only q few
minutes. Miss Davenport alleges that shs
was In the hospital for six weeks and
inst steele did not pay one cent OF her
expenses. She still OWES for four weeks
bosrs. After sue was discharged she
AYERS steele visited her and then Williams
reporlej TO her that the CT eek bad been
sent pack by the bank marked "No Ac
COUNT and Steele refused TO make II
good. Finally Williams becaue tired ot
waiting for the money and she consented
10 appear rs co-comIlalpant against
her former employer.