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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

HOUSTON. FRIDAY. APRIL i. isns,
nlsMAnck Axp GLADSTONE.

g 49,. 4. ~,
To-Day Is the anniversary OF the p'Fth q
I Prince Bismarck ana the occasion naturaiiy
calls attention 70 the rapidly fading lie OF
the grim Oh ex-chancelior, AZ Well as 70
tfat OF England Grand Old Man. who,
the latest dispatches tell us, has about
STEPPED upon the Threshold OF another
world.
Bismareks health Is fast failing and IL
Is said that the request has gone forth that
! the customary annual visit OF various deie-
cations be this year omitted, or postponed.
II is thought, however, that not to see him
toiayis moi TO see him on another birth
day.
These remarkable men, Gladstone and
Bismarck. were the contrarles 10 each other
In their day Of power. Bismarck was prc-
emlnently a man OF action. while Gladstone
was always Il man OF ref1ectlon md theory
In swnyIng legislative body Gladstone
was tbo s,roo,or ~ ia, ~, H.
ing policy bismarck was Inc aunerior
Gladstone was a bumsnft,r,a, n,sr.rct
an ufiIitarian Wtb tho one ~. tesni,,cot
ptfncInle that thu end ,nstfs,os ,bo r,onn.
was ,ippermost. with the otber ,hc AMI v,a,
never iustIfiod n q, bod 10 ~ ra,.,,oa ~,
questionable means.
IT win always he a matter for snsc,,s.
ton az IN which 81 inc two oeeomp,tsbca
most for the rooa ~ their res,oc,iyo ~.
,iops. The fruits of B,smarck's ro,,cios ara
visible IN 4 reunited and poverfat Germ. nv
,t.,..
nor ala no Increase the power ana nrc,,,.a
az his sovereign bur VINO can egfIrs'. ~ ,s,
c,.ect 4, bts ,onr J. resc ana .1
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TEXAS NEWSPAPER TALK.

! Weimar Tribune: Chairman Blake has
! sense enough to steer clear OF fool friends.
Denison Herald: There is remarkable
caimness among the masses when it Is
considered how great are the preparations
for war that must bn disastrous in many
ways, even though short and successful.
Waco Times Herald. BARNEY Gibbs
seems 10 be 20 anxious for n scrap with
Crane that he has jumped right into the
middle of the democratic family row. It
is mighty hard for middle of the road
pcpulist to keep quiet when Crane is in
the neshborhood,
Caldwell News Chronicle: Savers is still
in the lead for governor. though things
are warming un considerably. The result
OF tie Galveston convention VIII unioubt-
cdly show that Slyers remained in the
lead all the way through.
Sherman Democrat: Granted that the
four candidates for governor are all good
democrats deserving OF the office there is
no reason why the CAMPAIGN should be a
bitter one or why the party should allow
the smallest break to occur In its machin-
cry over the election N one of the four.
GrauburY Timcs INSTEAD OF whooplnG
up come man for soIiator or governor. ii
would pay the people better TO look out and
elect the very best men available for coun-
- commissioners in the various counties.
The occasional fits Of economy IN which
our courts indulge amount TO little more
than saving at the spicot While they lose
at the bungholc.
Yoakdm Times; Now that Editor r. NJ
Johnston OF The Houston Post has declined
to run for the oitice OF lieutenant governor.
Hon. j. y. Browning OF Potter county
seems to be the favorite in this section
for the nomination Mr.. Browning is an
able man and perhaps no better selection
could be made.
Brenham Banner; The Banner considers
all fear OF The democratic candidates for
governor OF Taxas--Crane. Wynne, Jester
and Sayers--true blue democrats. aud while
advocating the claims of Joe Savers for
the nomination, II does not make any UNI
lust charges agains, the fitness or the fidcl-
ity 10 the party OF either OF the other can
didates. all OF whom are honest and COM
peient.
Abilene Reporter: About the meanest
thing Il citizen can do, so far as his at
ttnde toward his community goes. is to
refuse to do anything for his town himself
ana then try TO defeat Others who are
willing TO work Petty jealousy Is a mean
spirit. but many otherwise admirable char
acters are deformed by IL. Most of us are
tainted With this spirit, but we shanld
hight it down. aud instead OF trying to de-
feat the workers We should at least re-
main Quiescent while they work
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rrsrlMoNY or rmn mwn cnns..

The other day Miss Clara Barton, who Is
at the head of the Red Cross society IN
this country and has been engaged In relcf
work In Cuba, declared that she had seen
nothing In Armenia that equalled the hor-
rors In Cubal
There Ia no moro competent fudge o.
such matters than Clara Barton. She 4,
now over GO years Of age and has seen
suffering and want In all their ghust,y
forms. She first hogan her practical work
under tho Red Cross In the Franco. Prus.
sian war and has been at the head OF the
American branch Of tho society since
1881. II is the province OF the Red Cross
care for the stricken and the dead In war
and pestilsncc BY agreement between tie
civilized nations It's banner red cross on
u white field, Is sacred from attack whcr-
ever II is displayed, either on the field Of
carnage or elsewhere. Often this uniyor-
sally respected and protected banner has
been seen flying In all parts OF battle
field and among the soldiers OF both sides
IN tho conflict. In epidemics It hus had
its followers brayely mlnisterlng to the
wants.of the sick and needy and perform
Ing the last sad rites for the dead
20 refuse to allow the society to r.
form ils mission Of love aud charity Is
Justly regarded as the act OF a savage. and
one instance only Is ON record whore such
inhunian course was adopted. Was that
exception made by the Turks--lhe b,ood !
thirsty subjects OF the sultang Not at ali.
The Spanish government enjoys this I'M
envahle distinctlon. Two years ago, wey-
Ter. indorsed by Spain. refused 10 allow
the Red Cross under the international
agreement 70 extend any aid to the
wounded cubans. alleging that the latter
were mere banditii and not entitled To
rcfognitlon a. beillgerentss At the same
time however. weyier generously rug.
srk,ed shat tho Rcd Cross might help hls
soldlers! Miss Barton properly declined 10
appear under such. circumstances.
Tho brutality, tie barbarian and want
81 appreciation Of the ethics Of mode, n
Warfare. exhibited Ia this refusal to all,w
The Rsd Cross socifty 10 operate in ~.
CUBAN wsr' were stGiciept 10 notify III ,
World thar i was no( war but bu,eApsy ii
xhlcA ~ spAnish WIRE engaged In Cuba
snd jnstiAed protest against tae c1n.
lttausAos y such senbisioas. But - sr,-
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taking a guest by the ear when Inviting
! him to eat or drink with them.
There is a club in Penang, on the west
coast OF the Malay peninsula, composed OF
Chinese. who hold debates in English.
The Princess of Wales has pair OF
opera glasses of platinum set With rubies,
sapphires and turqucises and valued n
$4,000.
The old Kearsarge was wrecked on Rom
cador Island, in the Caribbean sea on
February 2, 1894. She was total wreck
and went to pieces.
The great nutritlye powers of chocolate
are now so generally recognized thatAt has
been adopted for campaign Use In the
armies and navies of almost every Eurn-
Dean government.
Many Spanish names of persons and
ships are now being mispronounced, be-
cause newspapers omit printing the cedtila
under certain letters, where the sound or
u should be given.
Sixteen hundred fish were captured in
one haul OF seine at Crills mill dam III
the Sioux river, near Nermillion, 8. D.,
the largest catch, II Is said. ever made in
any stream of that section OF the country.
Bean fever has been added to the list
CT epidemics like hay fever and rose fever
by a German doctor, who has christened
his discovery 'Favismus His cure for
the disease is to keep away from bean
fields.
No parental care ever falls to the lot of
a single member OF the insect tribe. In
general the eggs of an insect are destined
to be Matched long after the parents are
dead, so that most insects are born or
phans.
According to the superintendent of the
charitable institutions Of Paris, no less
than $4,000, 900 would be needed TO put
Paris hospitals into proper shape as re-
CARDS accommodations and sanitary ar
rangements.
Turkeys Potemkins are preparing Je
rusalem for the expected visit of Kaser
Wilhelm next fall The roads to Jaffa
Jericho and Bethlehem are being repaired.
the streets in Jerusalem through which
he will pass are being paved, ard the
aqueducts from Solomons pools put In
order.
Color Sergeant Walker OF the Royal
Scots Fuslliers was captured by the Afridis
and kept prisoner for six weeks. On h
release he was courtmartialed for being ab-
sent without leave, and, Trough acquitted,
was condemned TO lose his pay for the
time he was away from his regiment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
rGE uNsYMrArmnrlc NrMs.

perunnl OF Yesterdays proceedings IN
epnPfess Is snueien to convince amy n,
temEent reader Of the large amount of pnrty
politics connected With congregational freats
ineni 81 tho Cuban situation Mn ilaiiry -
ueiuftfnf, on question Oh privilege ~
,,s,alted % get n q resolutlon recognizing ,hn
,m,nopenannrn Of unhn. When tho vote was
!akei, every republican present voted nso,nst
INC resolution. II such vote Ind heen fnte,,
without comment there would he mn ortnsinn
TO- 70. surprise. But n number OF republicans
cHfiainen their negative votes by essettInv
thhf they were IN favor ot caban indcuenti
enec. and consequently for war, hut an marry
men lhaa, they DID not intend that tho ddmocrata
sshrulu take tho initiatiyr, and thus pnin !,
certain degree OF political catitui which ,ns
reeritlieans were entitled to- This view br,nes
thn cuban question down 70 its politisal
s sn.s,. = y assumed that the democrats as
minority want war aud want II Ind /" NJ,
70 speak, II order to convince their p,igna-
c sas,! countrymnn TINT IN the event 81 hcs-
u sars'S ps Y, conslessuen ought to pe
pr.wIl, y, On thu other hand the repuhlice,,s'
y nelnh ip; are disposed TO believe that war
= y insyitspie. but that their responsibilities
tioa presents The srectacin o. ,oi 81 noIs,.
clnIsAserininE with the life. propcrtytnnd weiI
being of American citizens upon merely n
esplpaikn ptstext, Galveston Nawa
y During this whole Cuban excitement,
from The beginning o. the revolution IN q
The present time. the Galveston Ncws has
dispiayed 20 sympathy for the strusvlinu
cubsns OF With that American shirt which
wopla forcibly stop Spanish outrages "a
esF rsishbor isls.
81 ~ y. w. sne nemQcrntic members Of
esnGrere Mo copepl euouSly sank thsi- M.
no 4 thtst while sinee and resnoua !.
~ iInougly 70 the admInlstration's "a /.
6ri2i{ - : farea erart - <.,.,, y. 4
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so,,E rosTscRiprs.

about 10000.
~ nnmb9r az persons born blind aver
Tges sixiy-hve IN every 100000.
SILVER money $50 years aso is sun In
'ifsniaticn IN some parts Of srain
Nistrs are given 90 TIA soldiers IN iha
ssri'sn army as part Il their datl, ra,inns
Tfe f,indoos were the frat to use MAY
ms cards though they Were used in caina
as early as 1870 A. ID.
The Tnrtars have q quaint c,,stom A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
f, LET Us HAVE PEACE.
a Preference for 1t, but II Must
the Genuine American Brans'

A Preference for 1t, but 1t Nust
the Genuine American Branss
Boston Post
Yes. lei us have peace! But not
sacrifice of National honor.
Let us have peace! But not throw
pusillanimous policy in dealing WIZ
assassination by niscreants as yet
known OF $50 men and officers OF our &
while in so-called friendly harbor. Ed
Let us have peace. But not on con-!
that we remain lethargic and indihers4'
the demands OF humanity.
Let us have peace! But not for fear
war would break the stock market.
Let us have peace, But not on the
OF the peace-a any price tory eIement;
The American people want peace
cerely. but they are not afraid TO face
IL necessary. They know what VA
that II is terrible price to pay
they know there are some things ~
that price. terrible as il Is; there arg n
times when that price must be paid q e
alternative of moral bankruptcy ckz7
nation. s4j
Let us have peace with honor inte13
war With victory decisive. ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
PRESIDENT MKINLEY'S IDEA or OLD GLORY.
New orleans

be based upon the whole Cuban situation.
aud IL Cuba is made free the Anne 4 an
people will consider that result a suffi-
cent indemnity and atonement for the
loss of their battleship and their martyred
sailors Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
In all critical human affairs time
comes to decide and to act. a waverifg
purpose may delay the final crisis, but In
tensifes and renders it more difficult-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
AT FORTY YEAR.

As | look round through all the land.
see fair maids In plenty.
yst though they be on every hand.
love you dear, at forty year,
Mere than ! did at twenty.
Though youths bright hurs 40 soon grow male
The higher. hcayenly beauty :
Remains With YOU. nor will II fall
A rarer grace TRAN that of face.
The grace OF love and duty.
-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
what He Knew About II,

Quincy iIll.) Journal.
a well known naval officer. now
TONED at Key West writes TO the Z
trical Review as follows: The ~
brought over to the quarantine hcsx
here number Of the survivors o.
Maine One Of these wounded jackies. y,
asked to tell what he knew OF the ffle
tui explosion, said; well. sir, W
ccrkin 1t of in me hammock, sir \.
hears hell Of noise. Then, sit.I
nurse says. sit up an take this
all l know. SIR VIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

The United States possesses toracdc
OF course, could destroy ships Of war aad
OF commerce us we'll AS torpedo boats Tor
pedo dcstroyers could play no part in
putting down the Cuban Insurgents The
latter have no navy and no commerce.
The act imputed to Spain is one of in
tended danger to this Nation. Brooklyn
Eagle,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Dainty aIornes for Noon Lune|
Nashville American. 81
Colonel N. W. Connolly, editor e
Memphis Commercial Appeal and aSi4
editor OF the Hardeman Free Press.
our midst for brief spell yesterea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
Nh l0USTON DAILY POST.
" I'M
JI0 ston Printing Company.

! 5 2 r ;s ~, s e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Spain Is no longer disposed to cDnsuit
the wishes or TO accept the suggestions Of
our government. The sasasta adminis,ra-
ton assumes an Offensive attitude aud
sends against us n cartel OF defiance
Philadelphia Telegraph
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
rmAr ronpRDo rLorlAA.

spaln's torpedo ilotlla Is understood 10
be crossing the Atlantic Tho threat this
lime IS not even vellod, aud delay In meet
ms u MAY imperil some OF our yaliab;u
stips. 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01
BEYOND DIPLOMACY.

But the people OF the United States viii
not indorse the action OF their dastardly
representatives II they show thu 'wh. L.
ieather and let quarter OF million
more cnbans be starved TO death by Wey-
lerlsm, with the knowledge and consant
oil this conntry.--Chicago Tribune.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

~ course the sailing of these formidable
little hghting ships. which. pnfortunA.eiy
the United States can rot mitch Ia Kind.
might ~ another time warrant the inter-
ntetation that the Spanish government MAS
seeking 10 plaeate the war faction Oh the
eve OF an election. but this would be Ii
very dangerous business, he ausc the "a :
match OF tie notsila is an Offensive ADS AZ.
70 he representation OF the uaited stu, 5
,,ovefnwfnt tina, the sailing Of ire t,cr
from he ceraries would be regarded -
e. nnfyiend'y aet.-~New York Essnlag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

m61R3D AZ rae posTofficE AZ HOUSTON. rExAs.
!, ;A W. As SECOND CUsss MATTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

ftoal 4 quarry OF soft red stone 81
southern Minnesota, the only stone proS-
ABLY o. Us kind In thu World. the Iadiany
.or centuries obtained materials for ,hs
nipes winch were probably articles Of
commerce Us they are found il indisn
sreves from the gulf to Canada.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

7. e ss!s scsT T e sv Y 2. c scsr
1HIahWEEwLy POST, ~ Coils. pr wssk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Tho Americans who are having Havana
arc displaying that good horse sense for
which Americans are celebrated. The mob in
Havana is no better than collection of
Apnchrs ON the warpath.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Who would have thought month ago that
would be burned in efagy in COM
as far apart as Virginia and Colo
iado, while Ohio republicans were denouneug
him in mass meetings, truly the country is
nilnmn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Congressman Boutcllc of Illinois is con
stantly kept explaining TO his constituents
that he "a not the yellow Boutelo whose
name figures extensively In congressional
This yellow streak is from
Mnlnc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

The Russian press should refrain from put
ting too much salt on Great Britain's sore.
When John Bull is thoroughly aroused he is
as ugly a customer as can he found on this
mundane sphere and even Russia will do
well not to forget itl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Thanks to onr delays on this side, Spain
will Foen have In Cuban waters about as
formidable squadron ms We have aud the
nfst blow will come near settling the hrst
fight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

p,N S.nane W s'ntNSn 10 ueitn py Wfy-
ierism. with the knowledge and consent
oil this conntry.--Chicago Tribune.
NO annexation talk. so far IS Cuba n
concerned. II the United States gwen
ment undertakes this high enterprise.
there must be no faint OF Interior SELF
interest Ia its motives. For human lives
HIRE. not for an extension OF Tinted
Stats territory New York Sun.
We are ready Our dispositions are all
Well made The ships are well placed. the
provisions for moving large bodies az
,reoIs % me seaboard are complete. and
aourdsr,. Washington Star n
our action and our demands upon spain.
unless the destruction Of the Maine Il
found to have besn an act Of war. should
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

In designating fast day recently the gov
ernor of Connecticut requested the people to
pray that wnr would be aserted III consist
ent with humanity and National honor. +"
That's Tho right Kind of religion--a sort OF
'aim-low-ar d-put- your trust-in. Cod way of
looking at a crisis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Captain sigsbce has been assigned as aide
to Secretary Long, a position In which he can
be even moro useful than as a commander Of
u ship, in the event Of hos,ilines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Tine rush Of millions for the National Do
fonse has rather dwarfcd the usually I'M
posing expenditures for the Easter bonnet
about this time of the year. Hut they cost
as much as ever!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Tho response by the crowded galleries OF
the house 10 tho democratic attempts TO force
the republicans to net ON the Cuban question.
was a sufficient demonstration That 1t was
patriotism and not politics that was back OF
tho democratic action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

IN leonlue way. but It succeeded in rem
dering good many people extremely I'M
comfortable. March has always had a mean
streak in It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

Mother Corbett nor Fitzsimmona have haa
anything 10 say during the pending excite
mcnt--h looks too much like the real thing
for them
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Judson Lyons. politician and colured. should
fed very grateful to the good people OF Au
gusta, Ga. for obIecting To him roatmas-
ter. AS register OF the treasury he can't
claim that any kick is coming his way. But
Augusta isn't at all sorry she spoke,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

1t wouldn't hurt this country Just now to
put several other statesmen on the shelf for
paretics. along with sherman.
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The New York Evening Post thinks there
is nothing especially Spanish about the re-
concentrate plan in Cuba, and remarks that
':It Is exactly what sheridan did In the shcus
andosh valley and sherman in South Caro-
lima" shcridai. and sherman left desoation
in their track and did not spare the torch.
but bad M they were the peculiarly refined
cruelty OF the rcconeentrado policy was re-
ecrved for It's first exhibition BY Spain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

We should naturally look for swecter
strains from the canarics than We are hear
Ing these days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-01

II looks as II there were a good many pco-
pic in this country, and some OF them IN
high position, who never heerd OF such q
thing ss the obligations Of humanity, What
are We to get OH, Of i,?'' has been so long tho
popular philosophy that disinterested conduct
rs inexplIcahie TO certain minds
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-01
Country Schools Close.

AS the spring comes on the country
schools close In order that the older
pupils may apply their "book larnin''
to the every day practical side OF
life. The young folks will practice
their rhetoric In persuasive discourse
to make the old COW stand $50" while
the pals are filled with foamy milk
their calisthenics in sweeping the
house and chopping the wood; their
mathematics in predicting the num-
Der Of bushels of corn the farm will
produce this year; their Imagination
In the disposal of their share of the
cash balance.
Among the schools which have
closed already are: District No. AZ,
W. K. Ayling, teacher; No. rs, Laura
Mccormack; No. 20, Lawrence Moore;
No. 0, Frank Tanner; No. 81 Mary
Jensen; No. A, Oenome Rose; No. 32,
Eliza Reimert; No. "a, Effie Donoho;
No. 10, 7. M. Anderson; No. 40, VIM
Robinson; No 33, Grace O'Brien.