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THE FRENCH CHAMBER.
Interpolation of the Government liz
AdiOurncI for a Month.

Oh Iht government liz
Adjourned for a Month.
Paris, November 1S--There was noisy
scene in the chamber of deputies today dur
Ing NJ. La-ies Interpolation of the pro-
posed government measures to maintain
the inviolabillty of the contents of the
package of secret documents in the DGcyfus
case, which are understood TO affect the
soternmtrts National defense.
The premier, NJ. Dupuy, recalled the re-
cent ministerial statement on the subject,
adding that the chamber could depend upon
the vigilance OF the government in the mat
ter under debate, which he moved be ad-
journed for month, amid loud applauSe
aGE protests from the extreme left.
NJ. Lasies vehemently attacked the gov
ernmens and the magistraey, which called
forth indignant protests from the majority
of the house. He accused the government
of failure TO enforce respectful National
honor, but amid great tumult NJ. Dupuy's
motion was adopted.
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WENT AT III RIGHT.
Minister Clayton PercmptOriIy De-
minded TempIe's RcIcaNe.

Especial Gable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted,
1898. by james Gordon Bennett.j
Mexico City, November ls--United States
Minister Clayton this evening maze a per-
emptory request for the extraditon OF
James Temple, railroad conductor. now
in jail in Sonora, for the killing of 4 Mex
lean in Arizona. MIR Clayton denied the
right, claimed by the Mexican government.
to proceed against Temple He is satisfied
that the matter will be amicably ad-
justed.
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THE cuBANs SHOCKED.

Conduct of American Negro SOIun-
tcers Calls Forth II Protest.
Especial Cable Dispatch TO tho New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted.
1898 by James Gordon Bennett.)
Santa Cruz Del Sur. Cuba, November 49,
The Cuban assembly has adjourned aud the
depuhes sailed today for Marlano. They
Will resume their sessions after the return
OF the commission which has gone to Sc
President Mckinley.
Tho deputies were shocked at the con
duet of the American negro regiment III.
San Luis. They believe the regiment
should be recalled and white regiment
substituted.
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Colonel nr,an sim Feeble.

Lincoln Neb.. November ID = Colonel
William J. 3ryan's heath does not mend
as rapidly as he hoped It would and today.
on Recommendation OF his physician. re
was grrnted an additional ten days leave
Of absence which permits him TO remain In
Iincoln until December 4. Colonel Bryan
complains OF lack OF strength and vtxor.
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ARMY DIsCoNTENTEp.
OFFICERS and Privntcs Plainly Sboy,
Their Dissatisfaction.

London. November 9.-1Nhe Madrid cor
respondent of the STANDARD, whose dis
patch IL forwarded from the Spanish from
tier. says The state of the army causes
anxiety in political and official circles.
ranks and tho repatrIntcd soldiers are
DISCONTINUED. first. at the non-payment OF
arrears and then because they are morti-
fioi at the manner In which the war was
conducted, which prevented the army from
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newal of the attempts to take Issue with
the American contention as TO the mcanlng
of Ahe protocol clause relative TO ,he lispo-
siton OF tho Philippines aad much gu b.
bling, accompanied by quotations from
French Spanish and other European Ian
guageS in tho effort TO demcnsa ate to
Americans .ust what an Eaglish word
mighl moan. The latter viii ealee no notice
OF unis kind of hair splitting plea, bat at
tomorrow's meeting will call on the Span
ish commissioners 10 make answer to the
American proposition 10 cede the Philip
pines, probably allowing until Monday or
Tuesday only for final und responsive an
swer on that point.
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Washington, November is. THE war de-
partment does not anticipate any trouble
in Porto Rico growing out of disorderly
conduct Of troops sent there. rhsre was
some trouble with soldiers OF the Sixth i'm
munes and Forty seventh New York about
the time OF their arrival. but II was soon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-19
HIGH-pRICED LAWYERS.
Will Represent Venezuela Before the
Arbitration Commission.

New York, November 1S.-A Worlds
Washington special says: Ex-Presldent
Benjamin Harrison has been retained by
Venezuela TO represent that government
before the arbitration commission that sits
III Paris within n short time TO settle the
dispute between Great Britain and Vene-
zueia over boundary lines. General Harri-
son is said to have received retainer fee
OF 100000. Ex-Secretary Tracy is said to
be an associate with General Harrison. and
his retainer is reported to be $50, 900.
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MURDERED IN CHINA.
Three Killed In an Attack
Nv Chinese Rebels.

London, November ia dis
patch to tho Daily Telegraph
from Shanghai says that Rev
Mr.. Fleming, missionary and
an evangelist. WAS murdered In
the recent attack by rebels in
the town Of XVII Fu, In the up
per Yang Use Kiang valley,
when the Catholic mission there
was burned.
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Probabilities.

washington. November 1s.--Eastern Texas
tir; fresh west winds.
"estern Texas, New Mexico. Oklahoma, In
Territory and Araknsas-Fair; west
ds, becoming variable.
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pope nnd American church.

London. November 19.--The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says: A
very important pontiical document is about
to appear, expressing the popes full APP
probation of the democratic ana liberal
tendencies of the Catholic church in the
United States
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Damage Done Mt Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. November 1S.-Fire at 10
o'clock tonight damaged the building and
stock OF the Rose Manufacturing company,
ovralls, etc., 1875 and 1877 Elm street.. to
the extent OF $4,000. The company car
ried stock of about $4,000. The loss is
fully insured.
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SITUATION SERIOUS
Admiral Dewey Notifies the Department
Of Conditions In the Philippines.
INSURGENTS CONTROL PANAY.
IloiIo the Only Point Which Is Now In
Possession Of SpaniardS.
DEFENDED BY EIGHT HUNDRED TROOPS
All Foreign Citizens There Are Begging for
American Protection.
NEGROES HAVE ANNOUNCED INDEPENDENCE
They Desire MI American PROTECTORS
ntc--undcr Present status Dewey
Gnu Not Succor Snaniar,ls.
BY EIGHT HUNDRED TROOPS
All Foreign Citizens There Are Begging tor
American Protection.
NEGROES HAVE ANNOUNCED INDEPENDENCE

Washington November 1S.-News OF n
mixed character came to the navy depart
ment today from Admiral Dewey touchlng
the situation in the Philippines, The adj
mIal sent two OF his warships, the Charles
ton and Concord, some time ago TO the
southwark from Manila to ascertain wheth-
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CARLlsrs rnAi.GD.
spanish Government IN a state
OF Alarm.

London. November la.-1he Daily
Mails correspondent at Biarritz
, says: .Thc Carlists declare that
they have obtained loan. but not
from England. Proof that the sit
uation is serious lie seen in the
governments alarm and strict CEN
sorsh'p at Navarro.
THE Red Cross association cir
cular contained the following: Tho
unfortunate proximity OF days OF
sorrow and blood necessitate the
preparation of all our means and
services.'
Marshal Martinez Campos has
had long conference with the
captain general of Madrid. who was
formerly captain general in the
northern regions Of Spain and there
fore acquainted with the situation
lin the Baruue province and Ma
varre."
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Drcyfus Notified.

Paris. November ls.-The COVER
nor OF French Guiana has sent
dispatch to the colonial office here
saying Alfred Dreyfus. the former
French officer, undergoing imprls-
onlnent for life on Devils island,
has been Informed OF the revision
proceedings i'm his case.
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Paris, November 1s.--La Patrie says:
Lord Chamberlain has returned from
America with the draft OF treaty with The
United States concealed in his pockets.
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a B,a S''.Avy.
Secretary Long ravors n Mia
Increase In ships ana Men.

- = 49, = ssssssk ~ Wv 0t6
Increase In ships and Men.
) Especial Dispatch to The Post,
Washington. November 1s.--In his
forthcoming annual report Secretary
Long will recommend that congic S y
during lis coming session authorize
a large increase of ships and myn
for the naval establishment. lie
, has determined 10 incorporate the
recommendations OF the board o.
, construction, | am Informed. MS 10
, tho number OF ships. His recon- /,
mendations VIII therefore Include
three battl,ships OF 1860 tons DIS
placement, three armcred cruisers
ers OF 5000 tons displacement, The
eccond.class cruisers OF 5000 IONS
displacement, six third cllss cru.s-
, crs of 1000 tons displacement. Tho
secretary Will also recommend than
|, authority be given TO the department
10 enlist 10000 men and $500 boys.
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ReyoIntion Ecnreu.

Especial Cable Dispatch 10 the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. copyrighted
1898, by James Gordon Bennett.)
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Montevideo, Uruguay, November 1s--The
government has been informed that revo-
lutionary bands are forming on the frontier
and they will soon invade the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-19

Quoted. The lack OF discipline in The vol
untecr organizations is believed to be re-
sponsible for the disturbance. huo the Of
ficials are getting better control OF their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-19
FRUITS or THE WAH.
Cha inns for Pensions Arc Pour
ing I'm.


Washington. November lS.-Com
missioner Evans OF the pension Of
flee notified Secretary Alger to-
day that Jesse Gates of the Sec
ond United States artillery who lost
, part of his upper lip in the West
lndiaa campaign. has been awarded
the first pension on account of the
war with Spain. The president and
the secretary OF war each took an
interest in the case Gates called
, on them In reison soon after the
close of rhe campaign and CON
v,rced them OF the merits OF his
case.
, Gates viii receive sl7 per month
, aud, this being INADEQUATE, private
pension bin increasing the pension
probably will be introduced in con-
gress.
Claims on account OF the Spanish
war are now coming IN rapidly. The
total on file up 10 date is 1917 for
war service and LIS for naval SER
vice, exclusive of the claims of the
battleshIp Maine victims.
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General observations.

| Observations taken by the United States
leather bureau at s p. m. yesterday, 18th
&eridan time, Rain
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Heinz

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white as snow, packed by hy-
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half barrels, is we'll known for|
its excellence and in great favor
Send us a trial order.
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er there was any truth in the reports that
in that direction. Today he cab!ed as fol-
lows:
Secretary OF Navy. Washington
Manila, November 1S.-Charleston and
Concord arrived today from lloiio. Glass
Ierorts that the entire Island of pauay
is in possession of insurgents except IIollo,
which is defended by 500 Spanish troops.
All foreign citizens there beg American
protection. The island Of Neg;itos Las de-
clared Independence and desires an Ameri-
can protectorate. Dewey.
Washington. November 1S.---Glass is the
commander OF the Charleston. SO far
nothing has been done by tho admin ,stra-
ton toward cuibiDg the insurgents in their
deDredations save verbal representations
from the American commanders to Agui-
naido In which 1t is pointed out to him
that 1t would good pclicy In view of the
of the annexation Of the islands
that would not be obnoxious to the United
States. but the situation is now realized
10 be critical. So far as the Spaniards are
concerned perhaps they can be left t. take
care OF themselves. but the foreign resi-
dents at Iloilo are differently regarded.
TIE difficulty in the situation is that
With the best intentions to intervene TO
and TO save the city OF Ilolo. the Sc .opd
In Importance in the Philippine group from
looting the United States forces appear
to be estopped under the rules OF war
from moving their positions. Such is the
construction placed upon the clause In the
protocol relating to suspension of hostii-
ties.
The immediate effect OF this state OF az
fairs may be TO hasten action an the Par 9
for II u only by the term n1-
ton o: tina, tribunal THAT the UNITED States
can come 20 the RELIEF OF the bAleagneIed
Span.ards IN li0iio and at other points.
II is said 10 be a fast, however, that a
total disagreement at Paris may result IN
speedier action than II the commi ssI0neN
agreed upoa the main principles of the
Philippine cession, for In such case several
aadimoaal sessions probably w.tlld be re-
CURED in order 10 arrange phe details OF
treaty.
IL is now thought TO be certain the COM
mex; Monday or Tuesday viii do
ore OF swo things. /. e., either agree ID
cession OF sae Philippines or note a dis
agreement and dissolve the messing, for
the administration u not disposed 10 toll
erate further delay and has no instructed
the United States Commissioners. The
latter sent long cablegram today In
cipher The deciphering occupied the en-
tire official day and meantime there were
wild rumors touching the nature Of It's
contents. AS matter Of fact II WAS moth
Ing more than an extremely verbose state
merit OF the Spanish side OF ohs case re-
ating to the Philippines. There was re-
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he best of their kind.
Heinz

Famous Pickles, Catsup, Sauces
and Table Condiments. For
quality and delicious flavor they
have no equal.
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er there was any truth in the reports that
the Insurgents had extended their activity
in that direction. To-day he cab!ed as fol-
lows:
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