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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-15
THE DREYfUS REVISION.
Generals zurIinden and Chanoinc Testify
Before the Court Of Cessation.
BOTH MAINTAIN THAT DRFyFuS is GUILTY
Publication OF the secret Dossier
wouId Compromise France with
other Foreign Nations.

Paris, November 1.-THE court of cas-
sation today examined General Zurlinden
and General Chanoine. who recently resign
cd successfully the portfolio of minister OF
war, and ii is said that their evidence was
highly important III UNFOLDING the atti-
tuic they have taken throughout that Drey,
fus Is guilty aud that communication OF
the secret dossier would compromise the
safety of the state and the good relations
OF France with foreign nations
General Zuilinden. now military COVER
nor of Parts, has decided, it is reported
to send Lieutenant Colonel picquart before
courtmartal on the charge of having
communicated to his counsel, NJ. LebIois,
chapter Of the Dreyfus dosser certain
ing the letter about that canaille d"
since known to be a forgery, through the
confession of the late Colonel Henry.
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roHsIGy.

Havana IN virtual state Of Siege on ac-
count OF the troops mutinying for their
back pay. At Puerto Principe and Nue.
yltas 1000 regulars refused to embark for
Spain until assumed they would be paid.
Spanish provinces demand decentral-
izotion OF the government.
The trial OF Hooley. the great promoter
has been resumed in London.
Another revolution has broken out in
Salvador. as the people are opposed to
the Central American federation.
I,othschilds arc said to have authorized
Blapco to draw on London for 100000.
Generals zurlinden and Chanoine say
that to make public the secret dossier in
the Dreyfus case would compromise
France with foreign nutions. zurlinden
has decided TO court martial Picauart.
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without government SUPERVISION. 1t is not
probable that General Wood will aecede to
this request without n personal representa-
tive in the chamber and he VIII undecided
ly retain the veto power himself.
The excessive pilotage duties on entering
Manzantllo harbor have been reduced from
$3.50 10 $50, the trip taking a pilot only six
hours for the ordinary steamer.
Thers Is a great deal OF complaint about
the methods OF the American Express cont
pnny. having local office here. The as
sertion Is made that the company's agent
express matter In the United States
for delivery hare. but does moi deliver it,
IL vs. said that many tons OF such matter
nov lie at the camp.
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a LOAN ron SPAIN.
uinacO Ia HIVE Funds-Ame ricu n n
DcmnnL kmerlcMM phNsLcInms.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the Now York Her
aid and Tho Houston Posi-. Copyrighted
1893. by james Gordon BcnnettJ
Havana, November H.--Word has been
received here that Spain has negotiated a
loan In England, probably with the Roths
childs. The fact that Blanco has been EN- :
powered TO draw 100000 through London
sives the story more than the color OF
truth.
lhe Americans Acre are not greatly re-
Sssuned by tbs news that another Cuban
physician has been sent here by the Wash.
ihsion authorities. Tho clamor is still for
American physicians and nurses.
The meeting last night between Gentral
Gaivia and It's mother was q most affect
ing scene. Privately advised by the Span
ish auihcrities that owing to many clrctm.
stances I, was better that he should not
remain IN Havana, the only house Garcia
visited was that In i,ealiad street, waere
his mother anxiously awaited his arrival
After hasty dinner at the Cafe El
snisoF, Garcia was driven to the playa
Mnrianao where he will remain until he
gees TO New York.
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STATE.

Attorney geueral's department Is very
busy ON tho States side OF the commits
sion caEc.
Live stock quarantine proclamation has
been issued by the governor.
1t Is said tho mur1crers OF Constable
Gamble OF Taylor have been located.
young lady ut Donham shot her
brother-iii-law, who impersonatcd a bur
glar 10 scare her.
The First Texas cavalry has been mus
tered out OF the eeryice.
Quarantine against Mexico is 10 be
raised today.
The public schools OF Fort Worth Will
have very short term.
A limited receiyership for the Console
dated Compress and Manufacturing COM
pany has been granted by Federal Judge
Boarman.
Cattlemeu arc said to be rapidly gaining
IN faith as regards the efficiency Of dip
ping
Negro has confessed to the murder of o.
ID. Kirkland OF Riehmond. after being
warued.
a citizens ipassmceting was held at
Dallas in support of the striking street
car men.
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DOMESTIC.

100000 fire visits Dawson City.
Alaska. and as lumber Is scarce there
VIII be great suffering during the winter.
Senator Stewart tecgraphs that the Sill
yer party IN Nevada elected thirty out of
forty five members, and that he Will be
returned to the senate.
state department has appealed to the
Mexican foreign office direct asking the re-
lease OF Temple. who killed Mexican de-
scendant in Arizona.
Chairman Dingley says the war tax will
not be abolished for Mt least year and
that there VIII lac 10 revision of the tariff
at the short session of congress.
The w. C.. r. U. vote to abandon the
temple project and condemn the canteen
In the army.
National Livestock meeting called for
Denver January q. Important questions
TO come up.
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THE MARIA TEnnsA.
r"tomnc and vulcaa Are Exnec,e.,
10 Tow Wurship Home

"ash.hs'on, Na,,moer li.--Lieutenant
Noinmsndsr l. Harris, who WAS in command
o. the spanish cruiser Maria Teresa at the
time OF her abandonment, has or,ers 10 pro-
coe' from Charleston with the enlisted men
FORMERLY attached to the Teresa - .hs 49,.
yard at Norfolk. 7'' 70 'ne hssy
no aad.t'onal details We're received AZ
sps department today conoerning INA con.
oiuon OF tho Spanish warship. but Il /;
assume u.s., thar the ships potomsc ami vui-
ms ,S mn,en were sent 10 her relief. are us
.ne beach at Cat Island into deem water
MN View q towing her TO 4 place ~
safety IN the United States f's "
-, wnen the wrecking expedition returns n
, ,ne united states with or without The Te =
d sss 90 INVESTIGATION will be Instituted 10
Salvador 's'esa on san
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AIN APPEAL TO M'KINLEY
Representatives Of AsulnaIdo In Hong Kone
Think They Have Grievances.
A YELLED ATTACK ON AMERICAN OFFICERS
The Petition In Reality n Protest ON
Account OF the Insurgents Not re
cciving Sufficient Recognition.

n x..rs. -
Aions iNNons, Noseiipcr - ne lhilip-
pfno representatives of General Agninaldo
/ and the Philippine governments here have
! dawn iI, v.b,i tbav dasign,fa -. i, .4.,,,.
~, IL ,,.,,',...ls 4,
4 80 w reslucipe Nip'Nihiey ana the Aineri-
can people but what Is IN reality rather
In the nature OF an arraignment of Amerl-
4 .as, a,sss,a. II, . ~, 4, !, .
~. $50 80 jun p''
\ ~ iViiner oufteu SUITES munster 70 slsrn'
/ was asked by the jupta TO present the me-
| MORTAL OF Tho commtilfec IN tip IInjfnI
st.,.s os.ya,,n,,,,,,,, s,,a ..,,,,.3,, M. 49,.
.s,s-, . s,..,' NM
lrepiled tnat Wntle ne could nave no OF
| fetal Influence regarding tho status of the
MATTER he was .atisrlefl that d document
,,.ht.,, ,,.,,s..s,,...., HI. $50, Il, ~,
" 1850" 'epte"e"te" tho eeps'htHVs ~ rue
| philippines would receive at the hands OF
the Americans all tho consideration IL
| mort. nd Tho ,ro,,or,,i ..ya.
.n,, a., r.. 80. ,.s,..,,
S"p iio"s' N'i's ePiesen '<i'ifeA VI
our counttymen, appeal to the great and
good government OF President Mckinney
ana of,o g,,i,,t, n, Nad,,es, n,, ;,,.e,ae. a,
~. -.
wy 'heH" peopie tnos III uaS atWdys
SHOWN IN their regard for the positions of
the weak and oppressed.
While the fate OF the islands Is still UNI
decided aud We are doing uiG In our power
10 prevent conflict between the Ameri-
cans and Philippines. awaiting pagieniy
the conclusion oil the Paris comins sion, we
imDlore the Interference OF fhe president,
supported by the Will OF the people, 10 end
the siights shown our leaders soldiers and
people by scre Of the American military
and naval officers, although we DO not
wish TO wrong Admiral Dewey or General
Oi1s."
The memorial chen ayers that false re-
Forts are spreading broadcast alleging
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RAILROADS.

Sabine Pass aud It's future as shipping
point, as seen by outsiders.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas officials
visit Houston.
The shipping rates at Galveston take
tumble.
Promotion OF number of Katy officials
is authortatively announced.
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
COMMERCIAL.

New York and Now Orleans advance
prot cotton f.i6. Liverpool futures up
I.si. New orleans 3 to 6 and New York
Q to points higher.
GfanuIated sugar &c higher.
Texas eggs scarce and advancing In
Iriee,
Chicago December wheat closes at an
advance OF 7sc. or igc over May contracts.
corn ard oats shade higher and pro-
visions 5Gostac lever
Sugar was effntic on the stock exchange.
aud the htchison shares were also active
and higher.
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SANTIAGO NOTES.
Prisoner Released by stnkc-Pilot.
age Charges Reduced.

Santiago, Cuba. November l4.-pflyat,
das'on, Of the Eighth Illinois yoiuntesr s
colored. who was recently cou,-smartialed
fer m,irderous assault on n corporal of Or.
resaintnt, and sentenced 70 three yeilrs i'm
prls9nmeat was released few days asa
from the city jail by the warden, who mis-
took him for another man. All efforts
20 recapture him have proved futile. Il is
believed that he has reached the northern
part Of the island.
Tue Santiago chamber OF commerce has
requested General Leonard Wood. goyernor
~ q military department, TO turn over
e its treasurer all MONEYS received a.
'sxes On shipping for harbor improvements
proposing 20 undertake. future, colleeiions
80 % oAke charge Of the harbor worL
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Noonan announces that lie will contest
The election of SIayicn III tho Twelfth
district
Governor sayers Is giving out nothing
as to his probable appointments. AMI the
riirrims return from Bastrop lone tho
wiser.
Il ii. Ward of Travis may be appointed
hrst assistant attorney general
The Tenth district complete shows Haw-
lcy's plurality g76 in the district; Calves
tou county gave him 500 OF them.
H. Is said Lieutenant Governor Brown
ing Will want to I'LL the senate clerkships
according TO the rules giving him the au-
therity to do so.
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NO HOPE FOR COMPROMISE.
English Papers Say United states
Must Take the Philippines.

London, November 15.--The morning pa
peis comment editorTally upon the peace
conference crisis and the American naval
preparations, reltertiting their conviction
of the hopelessness OF Spanish opposition
and recognizing thal The United States haze
practically no alternative especially after
the elections, but complete annexation, ana
that If Spain continues obstinlate the United
States must SEMI fleet TO Europe an ac-
tion which no power but Great Britain
would welcome, though none would be like
ly 10 Interfere In Spabns behalf
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THAT PROPOSED ALLIANCE.
Russinn Ambassador Says Europ,
Never Intended to Interfere,

Russinn Ambassador Says Europ,
Never Intended to Interfere.
| New York, November 1.-THE World
has the following cable from London:
| The denial by the Russian ambassador
| at Washington, Count Cassini, that Great
Britain frustratel this desire of Continental
governments to aid Spain in the late war
by refusing to take part in aay interference
has attracted much attention here. He is
quoted AS saying that "at no time was
ihsre purpose or the part of the great
powers to intervene against the Tinted
States"
ms statement is regarded here us evi
dence that Russia is anxious to check tb
Iapprochement OF England and the Unite
States.
be World correspondent wired COZ
Cassni's remarks to Colonial Secretly
chamberlain at Birmingham today ir
Chamberlain replied: Il am unableto
make any statement for publication
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iOCAH.

The Faith Home annual Chrysanthemum
Show commences today.
a lively composition In bidding for the
construction of the proposed new Rfanklin
street bridge.
The r. F. and V. Festival association
VIII confer with the T. p. A. S concerning
Colored Peoples Day.
Election of officers by the Houston Dis
triot Medical association.
The 1898 Irish rebellion centennial cele-
pratioh Is assuming unexpected proper
tons.
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spain'x Local Troubles.

Madrid, November 14.-Aragon La now
joined with the other provinces Of sin in
demanding the decentralization OF t, gov
eminent, on wnich subject Calonian
deputauon was received in audiere by the
queen regent today. The Arago,ans, in
presenting their demands. point nut that
the AnglG-SaXons of America, aidd by the
Anglo-Saxons OF Europe, nave bliterated
half OF Spain from the maps.
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San jose scaIc Allned.

Berlin, November IA The primer Cor
fespondeneia asserts that tie San Jose
scale louise was found in Hamburg In
September and October in Sied and I'M
dried California pears and uctarines. The
conslgnments were seized aid re-exported
under official control
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Leaving camp Meade

Camp Meade. Middleiown, "a,
Der 14.-I'he Thirteenth and ~
Pennsylvania regiments, Ninth op
bautaiion, Thirteenth Connectlc'ul
wagon train started today rot y
camps in the South. The reslp
lelsviug on schedule time, and py
General Sanger expects to comp
movement. M
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New York, November 14.--Thc Methodist
prssehers meeting passed resolution TO-
day to have committee appointed to In
yest'gate certain .outrages said TO have
been committed recently upon colored citi.
zcns Of North Carolina"
IRE chairman.\ Rev, DR.. Thomas l..
Poulsan, appointed Or. w. II. Brooks
eoiorsa and two, white clergymen. Rev.
Of Brooklyn as thu committee.
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HAVANA Is FILTHY.

COLONEL bliss Says the Cuhnn City
Was Never la Worse shape.
New York November 14.--Among the
passengers who arrived here on tbe s.eams
or Yucatan from Havana today was Colonel
J, II. Bliss Of the subsistence department
q the army. Colonel bliss was ordered 10
Cuba October "A 70 locate camp sites for
ne army OF occupation, He brings with
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No Session Ycslcrdny.

Paris, November ll.-7There WIS no ses-
sion of dhe peace commissions today
through tho Inability OF she Spanish cont
misslonera to prepare their memorial for
presentIton. The next session win prob
ably be held Wednesday.
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Powers Have Not Conferred.

Berlin, November IA high official OF
the German foreign office asserts that no
communications or negotiations have o.
CURED between tho powers regarding the
Philippine question. Germany he says
has only comrnorcial interests 20 protect
there.
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SPANS RESORT.
VIII Yield md Tell the Powers sh,
Could Not Help Hcrsclf

'"UIU MOI UtIV HcTNcIf.
Paris. November IA dispatch 10 lie
Temps from Madrid says the officials there
do not believe uhe peace negotiations Will
be broken off. 1t adds: N the United
States persist IN their claims Spain Will
accept The condltions after formally AM
nouncing at IA session Of the commission in
circular TO the powers that She yields to
force and owing TO the impossibility of re-
newlng the war without Uncomfortable as
sistaGice in defense OF her rights"
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rn.,nr,s Now Rccoyl

Philadelphia, November H.--Malv
the colored cyclist, today nrok'
worlds record on the board track
side park. The pace set carried nm
of mile in 20 AS, breaking WippM'
record of 30 10
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halls Lime allI,Na.a

Nsw YORK November H,--Th,p mas Gallagher
Of Chicago and Edward MoLaulshlin begaa !
lppo-point billiard match al Els-lnea bali
n as g. Ives billiard academy to gh Score
r.sn' 's Mel lI anvb SIo; ayersse, II, high
high run. Al. IVY f"efage, q
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T,yen4,-Round Draw

Bridgeport, Conn, November ~
rious. Billy Smith and Tommy w
twenty-round draw at the fiorisee
club at catch weights tonight.
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i,nrn. Got DeeisIons;

Cincinnati. November II, In q Irs WI.
glove fight here tonight Charlie bui-
olmnuti was given tho decision NJ
Leonard OF Chicago.
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LEXINGTON. Ky.--rap,s,n ,vu,,
Spsnrsr noted confederate vs,a,.s a" AZ. y;
tLs sSatb ms ssd year lie Is known ali over over
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SPORT.
TEXAS POLITICS.

Jimmy seaman aud Jack Fogarty will
meet in Galveston November rs.
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asy 70 Il
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Are features peculiar to Hoods ~
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough.
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said: /" younever know you - q
have takena pill till IL is all !
over 25c. G. l.. Hood & Co.,
Projectors. Lowell, Mass. II
The only pills to take with lIoodA Y
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sGnfs'I1o6en u.s. net amfs'bObea.

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Honobub 6ss CARTS.

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lin 9ut dus3uf eben.

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Sudlen's Nrnicd,SdIbe.

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