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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18

New York. March i7.--Tho Units, s,a,as
transport Kernott has sailed from this nor,
houni for Matansas. Cuba. win 800
E,oNiflons for the destitute people az euh VI
ho kfeater part Of the cargo was eon,,th,,,sa;
ny the Red Gross society wa ''u'''pu'ed
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FormidnbIe Tornedo mo.,

New York, March 1.-THE navy depart
ment In few days will be In possession
OF torpedo boat of the latest and most
formidable construction which il nearly
completed. The boat is INA prono,, sfis
shsries 4. Flint Of this city. Negotiat,on ~
nave practically been completed for i,s
transfer to the government. ''s
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has informed the Spanish amhassador 10
itais' Count de Bonomar, that his request
.na5 llaiy sell three warships to Spain viii
DC discussed at the next cabinet meeting
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FOREIGN.

Wai has been declared between Costa
Rita aud Nicaragua and liostllities are
under way.
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40 ouRn 4 com q oxp nv

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table,s An.
drusgists refund the money IL h, fail. -
cure sss, The genuine has L. D. 81. on
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was another successful trial 2 4. y
hoat Holland of Staten is's ~
The vessel was submerged sr s,,os I
worked to the entire satlelss y ~
Holland, who was In charge =
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hohand Submarine Boat.
Ts'n Amhoy. N. J.. March l7.--There
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Remember we have cures ~
snI Chronic Diseases that phss ri
cured at. the hands OF some 2, itjstl1
ists and physicians In nv In n
procs nj This statement q ~ <|
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-10-28
IS. 4. NJ CHURCH
|LLINERRY.
|~Ir1ETT, IDAHO.
Natice Of Assessment.
PAINTS.

The 0nl, Chance Ditch Company Of
Emmett Canyon County. Iaaho
Notice IS hereby given thai meeting
Of the Directors held Sept. oath 1898, an
assessment Of Thirty-four dollars and
eighty cents (s3iso) per share was levied
upon Che Capital stock Of the company
with coalitions OF payment as follows:
Thirty collars and Nineiy-ceats $50, 9O)
may be ptid in labor if done under the
supervision Of the Directors IN charging
,ae Ditch betweaa October l0;h ana Oct.
inclusive, and Three dollars and Nine
ceai' ..3aN must De paid IN CASH
SAID assessment ot labor and cash will
become1elinluen, October 3lst 1858, at
.5P 81 ana day OF sale of any Delinquent
cies sill De November 18th 1898
sa'dassessment is payable to the Sec
reiarya, Emmett. idaho.
Any s.ocI; of which this assessment re-
MANS unpaid on the above mentioned.
LAY Of Delinquency. will beadycriised for
saleai !N5lc auction. and unless pay
meat his made before IL will be sold Of the
aio'a said day of sale, 10 pa, the drlin-
quea' assessment. together with cost of
adysnsemeni and expense Of sale.
Emmett, Idaho. September 25th 1898.
Thomas Russell, Secretary
] William Bruce. desire that every
body who has any personal property
on SPRING Culch viii be please to havs
them remove it immediately for
have taken homestead there and havi
The first right.
William Bruce. n
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Preparatory to making a change
my business ! will sell my entire stock
harness and sadlery goods at cost for k
aexl thirty days. See adj. j. c. Lug
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NNTnE-

All persons knowing themselves Indebl
Fdlo The Emmett Index on back sui
@fipiion please call and Settle the aceoua
giin me, L. " Atkinson,
New subscribers can get the Index u
Jan LIST 1899, for IS cents cash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27
DISPERSED THE MOB.
WACO NEGROES PREVAILED rpox
TO RESPECT THE LAW.
We're Anxious to Revenge the ,,ur
"er OF Coiorcd Girl by Her
northumberland

waco, Texas. June 26.-Eyerythinr SIS
quiet among the sgroes this morning and
'hey express desire now to awal, IN.
pi'eesS Oh The law. Some OF the best ne
groes IN the city were among the crowds
that gathered about the home of tn, VAR
ems OF the murdered girl last night Thcv
were not noisy bat they were, nearly 10 a
man, In favor Of taking Ford our Of iau
10 DC dealt with as vengeance dictated
"heh shcrlii Baker arrived on the scene
ne found strong sentiment in favor of
stoFming the jail. but the sherin convinced
lhem mat such a course would result in
more bloodshed and the more conservatives
ones were soon enlisted on the side of the
law. Mr.. Bakers persuasive powers we've
strengthened by the universal confidence
ana esteem entertained for him by the
reading colored people. He appealed TO
their respect for him and explained his
responsibility in the premises lne effect
was soon made manifest by an exclamation
from the grief stricken fatner as the tears
roiied down his checks: MIR Baker.
Know you are good man and sworn TO
uphold the law. I'll do anything YOU say
and what you say not do shall mar he
aone. with that the old negro went from
group TO group in the street and admon-
iShed them TO take no action but to let the
law take his course Others joined him and
the mob sonn dispersed.
Inc killing was the result OF a love at
fair Ford and the girl had been engaged
10 be married. but the engagement was
broken by the girl yesterday and a quarrel
ensued, Ford made a statement to Sheriff
Baker in which he says the girl threatened
him with razor. which drew his firsi shot
and having shot her once he thought he
would finish her. The first shot was tircd
in the house. the girls home. and struck
her In the arm. She ran from the house
and Ford pursued her. firing as they ran.
One shot entered her back and another
penetrated the back Of her neck She ran
across the street through a neighbor's
house. was intercepted in the back yard
and ran hack across the street and down
into creek back Of her home Here her
pursuer caught up with her and she turned.
facing Him and begged him not to kill
her. Eys witnesses say and Ford says the
seme in his statement that when she
turned her face 10 him in the creek he
placed the pistol clcso to her forehead and
shot her through the head. She sank to the
ground at his fest and he turned away.
walked to the street and towards the Jail
He soon met the officers and surrendered.
The girl lived until o'clock last night.
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nnrrnLIcAN SPLIT.
TVvo Conventions In Lavncn County.
Their Endorsements.

Their Endorsements.
Haiictsvillc. Texas June 2S..-Thc repuh-
lcan county convention met here today and
was called to order by walter Washington,
county chairman. when W. ID. Newton
claimed that he was chairman under APP
pointment of Chairman Green, and when
he was not recognized he and his follow
ers quit the convention and held one OF
their own, There were FOR the first time
In years a number of white men In attend
snee upon the convention. and these re-
manned with the convention of which Wash
irston was reelected chairman for the Gu
suing two years This convention selected
delegates to the different conventions,
those 10 the State convention are far the
rr election of Green as chairman. those 10
congressional convention are for Hawey
fist, last and all the time These dolcga
tons are composed OF whites aud blacks.
T. A. Mclean was nominated FOR repre-
sentative. John s. liouehins for sheriff u,
+, Ruhmann for collector and II. j. pesek
for assessor. the last three being indepeni
ent candidates. u, A. Paulus, democrats
nominee for county judge, was indorscd,
The other convention selected sam tut
noy as chairman, selected delegates to the
various conventions, appointed committee
10 select a county ticket and adjourned. Nc
whites participated in this convention.
In the Washington convention resolu
ton rosscd by unanimous vote demanding
the immediate removal of D. Il. Howerton,
postmaster at this place, who has held the
place for about twenty years. and recon-
monding the appointment OF W. j Miller.
prominent merchant of this place.
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MAY RESUME SHIPPING.
Lone Star Line liz Assured of Sum
mort by the Railroads,

h""e SUR Line IN Assured of Sup
mort by the Railroads.
Galveston, Texas, June 26.-There Is
considerable speculation going on in traffic
circles as 10 the probability OF the Lone
Star and Mallory Steamship lines re enter
ing the coastwise shipping trade as soon
as they are justified by the conditions of
war. The impression prevails that both
lines will be in the Aid again at the
earliest possible moment.
A story is out going the rounds OF the
Strand that the Hogans are being implored
by all the Galveston rail lines to enter
the. service as soon as possible, promising
in several different languages to be very,
very good in the future and to give the
Lone Star an even if no. a better break
than the Mallory line in the matter OF
rates and divisions
1t has been impossible TO trace this ru
NOR to first source, but 1t has passed
current so long and has been told so often
that IL is apparently no longer disputed
II Is said the Galveston lines do not fancy
being left to the tender mercies OF the
Southern Pacific which road is now in
absolute control of the southwestern
freight situation.
EMPLOYEES Of the Lone Star still here nave
had 70 late advices from New YORK, but
they are firmly convinced that the Hogans
will bo in the Galveston New YORK trade
as soon as conditions will permit Mr.
Rir,ey. the general agent OF the line. IS
still in the East.
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70 congress oxcItes no interest here. Ii IL
the same cid story that makes It's appear
ance at every congressional election. The
whole thing Is simply fight among the
n grocs for leadership OF their own ranks.
An effort is making to dlaplacc Web VIII
son, George Ncviells and other leading ne
grces by other negro men nct 50 well
known In tha party. Opposition of this
Kind WINS cxperienced two years ago. but
Hawlcy whipped the disaffcctcd ones Into
line. There rs no reason to suspect that
he will not he able to do so again.
As TO Hawley being a candidate for re-
election, not word has como from hin,
direct, hut no politician doubts Il for n
moment, Every rcccnt act or his goes 10
show that hs viii be. and an incident that
occurred the other day, bu, OF which The
Post correspondent Is not vet at liberty to
speak. stamps II ms an absolute fact that
the Tenth district CONGRESSMAN will en-
dcavor 10 succeed himself.
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REPUBLICAN SCHEME.
IiavIey 10 he Chairman aud Green
TO Run for GOYernOr

10 Kun Tor GOyernOr.
Galveston. Texas. June 26-The story
emanating in North Texas and given pub
licity In The Post the past two days. al
leging bad feeling between Green aud Haw
ley is not believed down here Political
Iumors. like any other kind. are very apt
to become magnified and some times posi-
lively distorted by travelling long distances.
II Is true in this case.
II is impossible Of course TO predict just
what is going to happen In politics. but
the present programme undoubtedly is TO
make E. II. r. Green the republican can
dictate for governor and to make Congress-
man Hawiey chairman Of the State execu-
tive committee. The administration at
Washington has been taking little hand
M the matter and has settled upon that
plan as the best to secure peace in Texas
republican ranks. II will satisfy Greel's
ambition to certain extent and at the
came time Hawley's election as State
chairman will 20 far toward doing away
with the bad feeling between Green and
Grant.
The story that the negroes OF the Tenth
district will oppose Hawley for reelection
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LULING LOCALS.
Several Houses Shot Iuto-Excursion
to ROckport.

Iuling. Texas, June ga report was
received this morning from the neighbor-
hood whore Clifton Swan was shot as re-
ported in yesterdays Post. that squad Of
men had ridden through the country last
night. firing into a number of residences
No enc seems to know their object and Of
ficers are IN pursuit.
A large number left for Rockport this
morning on the Arkansas Pass railway ex-
cuIslon. The generosity of the Sap in plae-
ing within the reach of all to spend a day
en- the seashore is appreciated by the poo-
pie of the Southwest and Is rapidly increas-
ing the popularity or that already popular
road. Colonel Monserrate president. and
Mr.. r. Fl. lnnis. traffic manager. are both
well known in Luling and are always called
uron whenever the city needs move for
ward. as valued assistants.
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POLK COUNTY poruL,srs.
Part of the Ticket NOminRtcd-Nn
Agreement with Independents.

Livingston Texas, June 25--The county
ropulist convention met at the court house
today, s. Il, Kelly. county chairman prcsd
Ing and John Iaynie secretary.
The nomination of n county ticket was
proceeded with aud the following persons
named for the respective Offices for which
they were selected" viz; c. N. PITTS, for
mer chairman, tor county judge: Lee Gall
loway, for district clerk; w. IL. Thomas, for
county clerk, S. b. Kelly, for county treas.
urcr; A. +. Wilson, for tax assessor, ".
H. Hill for county surveyor,
As per agreement. the offices OF
sheriff, tax collector and county attorney
were ostensibly left untitled for the indie
pendent clement to supply the missing link,
yet thore is no fusion between the discord
ant elements only an agreement" that
the populists will support the independents
and vice versa.
The ticket will possibly be filled 10 The
carly future by mer who have from four to
twenty years been honored by the demo-
cratic party and who now seek its destruc-
ton because they presume that they would
not be successful Az candidates In the en-
suing primary election Of said party.
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KouHtze. Texas, June 25,-~In the county
convention here today the following dele
gates were sent to the different conven-
lions.
=. Work. Il. u. Pope. w. ii. Turner, l.. G.
Roberts ". w. Dies and others.
To the congressional convention: j. l..
Kirby. a. y. Hester. q. Il. Ferguson. /. li
selnian L. II, Collins. l.. q. Roberts. W.
". Cruise and others
To the representative convention: j. s.
Hooks, Jim Loud. q. II. Ferguson. l.. ..
Roberts, Ped Ferguson. ". II. Turner, Bud
Hooks AMI q. ID. Martin.
Hon w. w. Dies was elected chairman
OF he executive committee for the next twa
years and Il. II. Collins was elected seore-
tary.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day
JAS. LAWLOR. IRON.

Kutiana. Flatonia; Mrs. A. Sima, Fla
!. J. H Ferguson. kosse, Texas. II. S,
|sy TEXAS; Ed II. Ilar,cll, city, K. l..
BIZ, Shreveport. La: S. Il. Herring and
Kansas City. Leo Meyer. Bellvillc.
Il ralk. Houston: i. G.. Gordon. Eagle
Is N. English and wife, Dallas: j. l..
n Victoria, +, l.. Chapman, Cuero; j.
|sfham. Goliad, A. o. Beckman. Co
]. Grcygom, city. Ed Connelley, city;
judson. Galveston: George w. Hahn,
|lltouic, S. l.. Hahn. San Antonio: +. IL :.
q city; Charles Clarke. Galveston: j..
pie, New Orleans; S. w. Smith, Balti-
Oswald S. Parker. CITY; 7. w john
sinsas City; NJ. II. Chalkley. Calves
Y, c. Dissen, city; Henry 1edtvie,
|Aca: Erging Norwood. Navasota. Tex
4. kuhiana and wife. Flatonia: NAL
Iiaham, Austin; j. s. Daugherty,
h =. Norment, Richmond. Va; IL. A.
b St. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27
COMPLICATED Vote.

Victoria, Texas. June 2G.--lrhe action OF
rhe democratic county convention yesterday
in instricting for L. H. Bailey for repre-.
sentative foreshadows an interesting and
exciting Representative convention. There
are ten votes IN The convention. The vote
now stands: McFarland-I3eea and Calhoun
5 votes; Bailey Victoria and Jackson,
votes. and D. i. Plpkin. Refugio. ] vote.
Hon. ID. G. Stone OF Beeyille IL chairman
OF the executive committee ana has not
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27

Buffalo, Texas, June 25.-The democratic
precinct convention met at this place at .
O'Clock this evening. Nine delegates were
selected to so to the county convention On
July . with the following instructions
Wynne for govsrnor, Cough for lieutenant
governor; Tom Smith, attorney general,
Finley, comptroller; Garrison, treasurer,
Finger, land commissioner Kendall, SUI
perintendent OF public instruction; Culber-
son. congress; Rice, Judge; Mayleld, rail
road commissioner; Looney, representa-
tive; Scott district attorney.
Reports from the different precincts IN
this county today insures the WSnne force,
a victory. Every precinct heard from ex'
cept Conterville. which likely instructed
for Sayers, Al the last general election
the Centeryille box gave Kirby and Eagle
majority over Culberson and Ball. Sill
1t is not claimed TO be populist box,
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Jnspcr County.

Kirbyylle, Texas, June 2G.-The demo.
cratic county convention for Jasper count,
OF Jasper yesterday. the 18th instant. Hon
Joseph D. SayeTs received the obstruction
for governor. Hon. s. b. Cooper received
the instruction for congress from this 9is-
trlct. Hon. r. II. Good OF Burkeville. New
ton county, was also Endorsed for repre-
sentative from thia representative district
There will b" primary elections held In
this county for county officers.
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Buffalo, Texas, June 25.-The populists
OF this county met in convention at Center
Vile yesterday and nominated fun county
ticket notwithstanding the fact that they
have not shadow of n show for success,
Populsm Is considerably on the wane In
this county, and many who voted that
ticket at last election have signified their
intention to participate in the democratic
primaries this year unless rigid test be
adopted that viii dsbar them.
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school Tencherx selected.

Denton, Texas. June % AT the regular
yearly election of teachers for the Pilot
Point public school. =. f. Horn was elect
cd principal, and Misses Evans. Selman
and Montgomery were elected assistants.
Rcv. Charles b. Martin. az Unyersalist
preacher, is holding meetings on the streets
here.
OF this years wheat crop 1000 bushels
have been marketed here. II has been
found to be of very good quality, very little
of it having sprcuted from the wet
weather
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Ordered to Houston.

Fort Worth. Texas, June CIV e.
Webb. who has been connected with the
Postal Telegraph company mere and who
has been here since 1892. will leave for
Houston Wednesday next. He will have
charge of the operating department OF the
Postal in that city. |, Is expected that
tho Houston office viii be open for basi-
ness July J.
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rouubt with scyt,c Blades.

Luling. Texas, June 25.-Yesterday even
ing near the Smithvlle branch of the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas railway, in tha
eastern part of Caldwell or Bastrop, two
negroes named Wash Branch and Houston
Thompson engaged in a fight with scythe
blades. which they were at the time grind
ing. Branch had the leaders OF his leg sew
cred and ThomTeon was stabbed In the abb
domen. Both were badly injured.
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Favor. the waco Meeting

To the Editor OF The PEST =.
Temple. Texas, June 22.-Reierrlns 70
vour publication of June u, calling iof :
n,eeting OF Retail Hardware Men IN
T,,,o Inre rs and %. will say this GOES
=. mp up, without my authority and would re
clad II YOU will correct this, as | am IL. ~
hearty accord with the meeting 70 % NH
AZ waco June 2s and shaii De 'he'o
"both feet out" yours truy' pr,dv
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s...,cI Tohacco Tax.

cors,cana, Texas. June 2s--Muen na'
80 aid nv those who handle tobacco REL
at.yc TO special tax Mr., y c,, H. Street
SON. doing business on nas. - a.hin. him
wrote TO the revenue coiiecpoS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27
THE MELON CROP.
r, uuuJrcd Cars Have Already
,i.t.,.,aL frnri ueeXiIlc.

been shipped from beeviiie'
Beeville. Texas. June Pup to GATE
over 400 cars OF watermelons have been
shipped from the section embraced py nes'
San Patrieio. Nueces and Arkansas counties.
The crop is not as large as was expected;
bnt the Weld is so great that the demand
for cars is much larger than the supply
owing to the limited supply Of cars. ever,
thing that will hold watsrmelons anu iui'
on a railroad track Is beng USE ~ 'ne
sh,nners 10 get their crops to market.
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Declines to Run,

Kaufman. Texas. June 26.-IIon. S. @.
Fleming Of Forney. who was nominated
here on June II by tie populists for repre-
sentative. has declined to accept the nom
nation The pops will hold their county
convention here the latter part of July.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27

Fort worth, Texas, June 26.--E B, Smith
for Iong tine engineer or the cannon nah'
has gone to FL Peso, where he Will assume
tho duties as superintende OF the termi-
no,s the positlon made vacant hy the re-
cent death OF Superintendent stiner'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-27

,or application blanks for this tax think.
ins y, had to be made. Thursday he re-
v.veu reply to the effect thai the tar
w was only required where the saies exceeded
o , pounds year. With this informes
aon mere is not much danger that the
,hIs ~. OF the firms handling tobacco In
above rate. ~ any 'aA AZ tue