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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-29

Several trains of empty stock cars went
west yesterday to take cattle TO the Terri
tory.
j. 4. Mahl. superintendent OF mainte.
nance OF way of the Southern Pacific. lett
yesterday for New Orleans.
W. II. Gleason, division freight agent OF
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, with
headquarters at Dallas, was in the city vts-
,trday.
Personal Claim Agent Herring OF tho
Houston and Texas Central ia In the city
looking after some important business for
his company.
Fred Miller, travelling passenger nGent
OF tho Illinois Central. arrived in the city
yesterday and reports business good on hia
limo from Texas.
n. S Meldrum. general manager, and II.
s. Yoaium, general freight aud passenger
agent OF tho Houston East and West Texas,
left yesterday on a visit to Shreveport
Tickets ia the Nashville Centennial Will
be placed on sale today at the several rail
road tickle, offices In the city. The rates
made arc SO low that IL is expected large
number will attend from Texas.
IL. w. nowney, general agent of the chi
cago Great Western. arrived In the cit,
Yesterday from Dallas, Mr. Downey re-
ports "A great deal OF business coming Il
Texas over his line, mud his friends arr
glad to see him directing trade this way.
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ON THE RACE TRACKS
DoOK-MAKERs REAPED A GOLDEN
HARVEST AT MEMPHIS.
Aftcruun Won the First Rncc--Dcn
Brown Captured the Hue Rtbboh
Stakes ut Newport.

Memphis. Tenn. April 2s,--The sky was
overcast with dark. threatening clouds All
afternoon and the attendance at Mont
gcmery park was somewhat Lighter than
usual. The first race was won ny Alter
nun at 10 TO /, The second race was won
by Sea Kohiscr, who was a slight favorite
over Lexington Pirate. sharon, the sec sec.
ond choice, won tn. third race t'isliV
from the odds on favorite. Time Maker.
while the fourth event was won by kii!g
Elm. IL long shot. The NTH race. tor :
year-olls, was Won easily by CrockeV.'
while High Test landed the moArv nan
duy in the last race at odds of TO l.
Five furlongs. selling Manic
Callan. Hester Time l:03h;
SIX lurlonss. pgrse-Seai, ,. Roeber. j. A.
Grey, Lexington Prntn. TIME, l:lal..
one mile rurse-Sharon. Castor. Time
Maker. Tine. 1857.
Seven furlongs, selling-King Elm. IN
felice. Mrs. bradshaw. Time. l:Soie.
Four furlonss. selling Crockett, Chris
tobel, Cuba Free. Time, 5ois
Seven furlongs. sel.ng-High Test. TIL
by, Robert Lntta. Time, 1870.
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KENTUCKY'S SENATOR
w. y. DEpoE WAS ELECTED TO Sue
CEED BLACKBURN.
End Df the Memorable Contest I'm
the blue Grass state Came on
the 18th ballot.

Frankfort, KY, April 2S,--Govcrnor Brad
lev he's written out the certificate OF cleo
ton for Hon w. j. Deboe of Crittonden
county as the junior senator from Kentucky
to succeed Hon. j. &. 5. blackburn, whose
term expired March L. Senator Deboe VIII
be In his seat In the senate Monday next.
The end of the famous struggle, whlch
has extended over two legislative sessions,
Will go into history as the most memorable
Kentucky has ever known. Dr. Hunter
came here SIX weeks ago with republican
majority In the legislature. with a clean
majority of these republicans stanchly Tor
him and the additional backing OF the state
and National party organizations, but err
cumstances were against him. and the
lightning today struck Deboe on the 1l2'h
ballot. Republican caucuscs informal ir-
regular and impromptu wore held from b
O'Clock yesterday afternoon until after cay
light this morning. The Hunter devotees
were working like beavers for Deboe, ana
work was also done by Bradley aud his
lioutenants. The arrival OF John w. YER
keg. National committeeman Tor Kentucky.
last night and who has stood oil ns long
as 1t was "A factlonal fight, emphasized the
the report that 1t was at last party
fight.
IRON last night the republicans announc-
ed that there was not the fnintcst possl-
hility OF Deboe's election being delayed
longer than today, but thelr appearance anu
the zeal with which they worked until une
last minute before the JOINT session, snVw.
ed that they were not az certain ns my
aDpearod ana were hl'a'u ., Wv ''',i,
of the BLACKBURN people VINO never qu,'
working. IheY watcneu cNniy IAN VII VIZ
the eagerness OF salior WIZ iooh,ns So s,,a.
ward. they had lelesTahlS aiit,un"uii.h a" w.,
their four absent nleihprrs wouiu hula's We
here, but they were a,ala VI 49, n,h
They we're toia that ihcuel.n az" c,o po,
ers hah been III rDilir r, W. ,aJ tlr.J
BradIeY anu seh"tUi nuD't IT, ito ito NAV
~ declared wa, a.. VIZ a >" T., I'M Inc ro,uh,,.
Wheh w" ms. u,"'' We" -, an ~ ,ho
can leaher" ainJu,iuu 'na, ~ y,
seVenly,ohe lepup',u'nh ~ 9n ,, na ho
mat pepoe "vu'u DIV a's.. ',nu ~ ona
was sure 10 De e,I'eu NY III Viz
votes. IL 'oohcu .nlS way 10 p"e ne" ~
despalr1hR niucNpu,I. uolle'"as, an w,, Wv.
gold domooraA Not "'iy mas ,a'n
here but SUMO cnhlrl,an na,' ~, ,s Nv r na
come phch' h,,n Mhs ,M.,s -. ,,,t,,op
all In me NO aucn crown 40 Una. "ni.n
gathered Oeiore the JIM eeSs'o" was '''"
In the state mousse peiore' ..
The republicans IN INC seha.s' ,ao.ps
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NEW PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.
Territory Embraced South of Ohio
and East of Mississippi Rivers.

Territory Embraced south of Ohio
nnh East of mississippi Rivers.
Washington. April 2S.--Ropresentative
OF leading railroads of the South met here
today and concluded the formation OF
new passenger traffic association to be
known MS the Southwestern Passenger as
citation, and elected officers for the cn-
suing year. Roads entering the association
are: Atlanta. Knoxville and West Point
railroads, Atlantic Coast Line, Central of
Georgia, Florida Central and Peninsula
railroad, Florida East Coast railway.
Georgia and Alabama. Louisville and Nash
vile, Mobile and Birmingham, pcnnsyl
vania railroad. Plant system OF railways,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac,
Southern railroad. Triton and Northwest
ern railroad. Western Railroad of Ala
bama.
The Seaboard Air Line system has not
Joined the association. The election of
officers resulted in the choice OF Harry
Walters, president OF the Atlantic Coast
Line, as president and Joseph Richardson.
formerly commissioner OF the southern
States Passenger association. as chairman
Of the conference committee of the new
association. The territory OF the associa-
ton is south Of the Ohio and Potomac
and east of the Mississippi rivers The
articles provide for "A conference COM
mittee to whom shall be submitted all
changes in rates, rules or regulations af-
focting the traffic within thu territory
of the association. 1t is made the duty
of the chairman to discourage reduction
in rates by rebate. drawback. commits
sons or by any Illegal devices.
At the conclusion of the morning scs-
sion, which was behind closed doors, the
OTHERS of the association stated that
tine new management is designed to
comply with the requirements Of the re
cent decision of the supreme court in the
Transmiesourl Cnsc.
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1t was battle of pitchers which was
seen on the Houston diamond yesterday.
Hardy redeemed himself. and those who
went out expecting to sec quail feast par
ticipatcd in by the Buffalces were disap-
pointed, as Partridge pitched good game.
Houston was held down to mere half
dozen hits, and Austin got only five. In
point of science the game has not boon
surpassed In this city. 1t was well played
throughout and will remain in the memory
of those who witnessed it as a fitting re-
minder of that which was pleasant until
the team returns from the tour to Austin
and San Antonio. 1t is not ,nly rcmem-
bered because Of the victory and good play
ing OF the Buffaloes, but because 1t was
well played by both teams The visitors
showed up strong throughout, and but for
TWO we'll placed hits by Tom Turner, each
OF which brought in two runs. the home
team might not have scored. Turner saved
the day.
Houston did not score until the fourth
inning. Deveney and Cote each got first
on bad balls. McGann advanced them, De-
voney to third and Cote to second, by hit
ting warm one to Raymer. who exercised
his choice and threw McGann out at first.
Tom Turner hit safe to right and the men
scored
Austin scored in the fourth. Sullivan
caught the sphere in the nose with n stiff
bat and dropped it out OF the lot, over the
left field fence Kimerer went for II. but
it left him looking as 1t crossed the hieh
enclosure, and as 1t passed swiftly through
the atmosphere he could hear the music
of Just Tell Them That You Saw Me. -
In tho fifth Kid Spencer found a nice one
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Eject on The srnnte.

Washington. April 2S.--The election OF
Doboe In Kentucky does not change the po-
litical complexion OF the senate, but on
some party question might give the repub-
llchns a majority II Senator Kyle OF South
Dakota voted with them. The election OF
Dsboe makes the total membership OF the
senate IS. composed of - republicans, ~
democrats and ~ popullsts and silver re-
publcans. With Kyle the republicans
would have A.. tie. and with the wee
president a majority OF one II is belioveh
however. that IN case party vote was I'M,
minent or probable that an election wouin
occur in Florida, leaving the senate stand
ing as before DeLoe's election. Besides,
party vote would mean q long debate. CIV
Ing the democrats time 70 get together
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Notes. of Tic Gnme.

Houston plays at San Antonio today,
The fielding OF the Austin team was
good.
The Buffal PES left last night for San An
tonic for series OF three games.
line hit In the first was held by KIM
oTcr although he had a long run for IT,
Becker made a long run to right center
In the fourth, and the catch was very pref
ty.
The 'rophy for the pernant winners Is
beautiful and VIII be admired by all en-
thusasts.
The Buffaloos were all attired in neat
suits of blue when they left Tor San An
tonio last night.
large and beautiful bouquet was pre-
scented to Kimercr wher he went to the
nat In tho third hiring.
The Senators will be welcome when they
return to Houston. They have been very
sehtlemanly during tho series just closed.
kimorer's work in left field was good,
win the slight exception of an error In the
iast inning, which was eScusable, as he had
long run through the mud.
Hardy stopped hot liner in the fifth
inning and fell, but he made pretty throw
10 Meyer while lying ON his back, and sue
'ecued In putting out the runner.
McAlls,er who was signed by Cleve-
i.ad issa season as u pitcher, has devel-
an ItNas McAlhster Is known to ne good
a, pitching, catching. fielding. In or ont :
az me ut and on the bases. Cleveland
secured a real prize In the young Texan
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Order OF halfway Commission.

Austin, Texas. April 2s.-IThc following
was issued by the railroad commission this
evening;
1t is hereby ordered that all rates, clas'
sitications, rules and regulations now In
force and applying on freights, ,ommoai-
ties and all articles transported by express
companies within the State of Texas. be
and the same arc hereby confirmed and
adopted by the railroad commission OF
Texas; and 1t is further ordered that such
rates. olassltications, rules and rcgu-
lations governing the transportation or
freights, commodities and all articles by
express companies between points in Texas
remain In force and effect until changcd
or cancelled by order Of or under the au-
thority of the railroad commission Of
Tpxas
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NJ, Is. n Il. Rates.

The following rates have been made by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas account OF
State Epworth League convention to be
held at Waco, May lib:
For the above occasion you may sell
round trip tickets 10 Waco for trains ar
irving Waco morning Of May II and for all
trains Of NAV IL. limited for return to
Nav Ia at rates named below:
Denison ST. Pottsboro So go Sadler SO. 20,
Whfcsboro So co. Collinsyillc $500, Tioga
SO co. pilot Point 800. Aubrey $3.50,
SO go. Denton $3.50. Argyle $50,
Roanoke S2s5. Keller $40, Wa
tauga 81. 80, Fort Worth s2.25. Rurleson
81 80. Alvarado sl.55, Crandyiew $l'3D.
ltasca 81 10. Hllsboro So cents. Abbott 90
cents. West 50 cents, Elm Mott 20 cents,
Lorena % cents Bruceyile As cents, EDDY
so cents. Troy 20 cents. Temple 80 cents.
Bolton si.l0. Little River 81. Hoilahu
81 80. Bartlett 81. A5, Granger 81 ", Ihy'or
81 So. Coupland 81 .05, Elgin 81 80, Baslrop
So. 10. Hll's Prairie s2.so. snii'nS'i,e SOD
West Point 81 %. LaGranBe Sd'lo, fastlte-
VILE 345. New Vim 1910, Cat springs
81. 80, Sealy 81 10. Brookshre 10. Hous-
ION 81 %. Rosanky SO. 10. Red ROCK s5.JV,
Lockhart 81. 80, Maxwell 50 30. Reedvillc
So 30. San Marcos SO 30, Bells ~, Wni.o
wright 81, Trenton SO, so. Leonard s9,,y
Celeste 50 60. Kingston $3.50 Groehvhle
III. 90, IauQD Mlllk ~. ~, iNvs'N
BIS. Rockwell $40, Rowlett 3z,so nar'
land 50 so. Dallas 81 80, Lancaster sz'lo.
Red oak 80. Waxahachie S,lo, rotresleoIn
81 so. Italy $40. Milford 81 20, Cara ~
Lewisyile 49, Trinity NILS g a. c ssyiIls
ton SO, so. Farmersbranch 81 10. ualh.sVIiie
81. 60. Muonster 81 80. st. 10 81 %. bonita
"a .O5. Nocona 81 05. Belcher 500, Hhg-
gold 81 05. Henrietta 81 20, wichita rnllh
81 80. Lone oak So, Emory 81, Alba T. MN
clio a. Harrisburg 81. 40. Genoa - 90; wen
stor $40. League city si.7o' LneEiIso W
"a. SO. La Marque So. Virginia POINT so'io'
Galveston 81 20. n,.o,
A special train will be run from Denisoh
to Waco on MAY II via Dallas ana IN CON
nectlon with the Texas and Pacinc railway
viii have special train from TeSaFhaHa
via Fort Worth.
special train will be run from ran
Antonio In connection with the lnterhh-
tioral and Great Northern via Taylor anu
II Is probable TINT we will have tpecihi
train from Galveston. connecting win ,ns
International and Great Northern special
at TAYLOR. This In addition TO regular ser
vice. Schedules and arrangemenH for ,nese
special trains will be given at later DATE
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Cincinnati. Ohio, April %.--Ben Brown.
who is the kentucky derby candidate
from the Fuerst Bros. stable. was the
winner of the Blue Ribbon stakes for d
year-olds today at Newport. He won the
event in easy fashion, covering the DIS
t3unce a mile ana an eighth, in ION.
" tautner fine. track last.
Imp. Eddie Burkett. Time, l;2Si-.
1--we rlonsS-Patriclan. Imp. skate.
Old Center. Time, 1901.
The Blue Ribbon Stakes one and one
eighth mltis-Ben Brown. Pat Dunne.
john McElroy. Time. :JiA.
one mile Rasper, Frontman. Simple
Jack. Time. 1i2!a.
Bruin. Time, l;022l
one m.le-Evanesca. Sdkel. Fesco.
Time. li0al.
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TO REDUCE RATES.
Interstate Mass Convention to lie
Held in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. April 2S.-An Interstate
mass convention is to he held in Topeka or
Wichita in Juno in an effort to compel
railroads to reduce freight rates to the
gulf This is just made public through a
conference with Governor Leedy. This ac-
ton grows out OF the legislative commit
toe conference recently held at Austin,
Texas. A subcommittee has been APP
pointed and declared for tho convention.
Texas, Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado and
Oklahoma are the States concerned.
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,, r,rorhy in Houston.

The trophy which Will be awarae' n'
n,rt winners OF the Texas league sea
80, ,ea7 ia IN the city ana VIII be on e&-
ss" ,r the show window of Brown
wolfe. Main street, for several Gays 49,, ;,
Mn ha taken throughout the state a ahu
placed for a time on exhioi', N,nb III eA'A ''
in which there is league ,i,,a '.uc Cigar which
Tho trophy is sha pi.ber r" side Of which Is
forms a cup sand I Upon the front OF the
heaV ne h raised figure OF player IN uni uni,
cup Is ,h 'se sa aet of Striking at ball the
form IN wine ine I point down is resting upon upon
cigar cigar o W.n balls, the balls being upon
three crossed bats The bats me res following
flat base. Upon this base Is ,h ~. Texas As.
inscription. presented 10 lne 's~
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special train will leave Houston at . a.
m. May II. and besides taking the delega-
ton from Houston IL is expected that the
Galveston contingent will Join with them,
The train will have ample accommodation
for all members along the line OF the road.
and 1t Is expected a very large crowd Will
visit Waco ON this train.
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Chicago, April 2S.--Forsythe winners.
Little Music, Nlorea. Senator Morrill,,
Tern Rpckmorc.
san Francisco. April 2S.-Ingles,de win
nels: Little Tom. Seaspray. The nache-
lor. Arundel, George Miller, Good Times
detroit. Mich, April 2S-W.ndsor win
nors: Pommcry Sec. Corder, Miss Young.
X C. Mover Gnanda.
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Anucduct RcsnIts.

New York, April 9s.1Aqueduct results:
Four and one-half furongs, selling
Miss Jenny. Juda, Ma Petite. Time, 552i.
SIX furongs-Chum, Easterthe. Trade
Last. Time, l:l7ie.
one and one-stNt eenth miles, selling-
Doggeti, lambert. Iangdon. Time. i:5=.
-Four .Nni one-hlif furlongs-DcmaSogue
Orthis, Squire Abingdon. Time, 30.
SIX nulongs Successful. harrington.
Tenderness. Tome. l:lGh.
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Navasota, Texas. April 27.-The game Of
ball played here this evening between the
local team and tho Brennan club was
rattllng one. resulting In a victory for the
visitors by score OF 10 to 2. This is the
first defeat the Navasota boys have sui-
fered in more than three years. Another
game will DO played tomorrow. The nat
teries We're: Brfeance and Wichizer Tor
Navasota, and Spencer and Hughes Tor
Brenham
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Earned run--Austin.
Two base hits-McGann, Spencer %.
Home run Sullivan.
Sacrifice hit McGann.
Left on bases-Houston 3, Austin ).
Struck out-I}y Hardy 3. by Partridge 2.
Bases on called balls-Om Partridge o.
Double plays-M5 smer. Raymer ana
We.kart; Partnige. Raymer and wei
kart.
stolen base--Deveney.
Tine Of glmc--l:30
Umplre-Prontor.
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WAS A PITCHERS BATTLE.
Turner Batted in All Of houston's
Runs.
BllEEALOES OFF FOR SAN ANTONIO.
pcrt worth, Dallas and Dcnison-
sherman Tied for second Place.
Galveston Dropped Down.
lEEALOES OFF FOR SAN ANTONIO.

THEN PLAY TODAY.
Houston at San Antonio.
Galveston at Austin.
Fort Worth at Paris.
Dallas at Den!Son.
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Fort Worth X, Dcnison-Shcrmnn ..
Fort Worth, Texas. April 2s--The Colts
id more effective batting today and made
n speciality of stealing bases, winning the
game by to 3, The Tigers did not put
as much YIN into their play as nsuol.
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An Amateur Game.

There will be a game OF ball at League
park Friday afternoon between the H. s.
G, and Model Laundry teams. These teams
include some crack amateur players ana IL
is safe to predict an interesting game.
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ISOLATION Of Baseball Clubs by s. Hern-
shem Bros G Co. limited. New Orleans.
La" The whole sits upon black wooden
pedestal.
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Galveston 4. San Antonio s.

galveston. Texas. April 2S.--The Bron-
ehos defeated the Sand Grabs in the last
sa'he OF the series by score of 10 A.
Murray's Witness and Estlosss playing on
me part of tho home team were RESPONSE
bic for their defeat. Murray was relieved
n the NTH inning by Huston but It vas
100 late. as the Bronchos had already
.isue the necessary runs ito win The game.
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Grocsbecck, Texas. April ss.-The Topo
Chicos from Mexico and the Groesbeeck
baseball club crossed bats here today, re-
sultng In u score OF 10 to ~ in favor Oh
GroesbecCk
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Bastrop, Texas, April 2S.-The secono
game OF baseball between Austin and Bas-
trop resulted IN score of to in favor
of Bas,f>op.
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Thc EnMorlh specinI.

Arrangements have been made with the
Houston and Texas Central to take the
members OF the Epworth League 70 waco
on the occasion Of tho annual meeting
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r,o,c,,ud shut Ont by the Hcds'
Pittsburg, Halumore' hos'""' w"
York and Chicago won.
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Earned r-uns--Fort Worth l, Den'son-
Sherman /. A.,
Two base llits-.Ciettman, Menefee, ASH
snhack W..skbecker. Cooley, Brtstow.
Left on bases-Fort Worth L. Denisoh-
Sherman 3.
struck out-Bv Goodell l..
Bases on called lars-Of Goodel L. OH
Page2. .,,,. 10Y
Goodell.
Passed ball--Weckbecker.
Time of gasne--lio.
J'mp'res-McGinnis and Mulkey.
Land did not appear on the ground
Qulgg relieved Chiles at first III The eShth
inning.
Pnrfa 4. Dallas =.
Tsar's. Texas, April 2s-The third game
between Dallas and the Miliands was
MAYED today Following s the score:
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lEs nn AND $500
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n. s.-last night a
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

STANDS AT THE HEAD
OH THE LIST
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COMING or THE CHINOOK.


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