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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

| Especial Dispatch TO The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright, 1898. by James Cor
don Bennett,
Washington, May 21.--Acco;ding to the
latest reports received by Adiutant General
Corbin this afternoon. 114.O00 volunteers
have been mustered into the service of the
United States. The authorities arc horeful
that by Thursday of next week the entire
army of goo Will have signed the enlist
mcnt papers.
! The war department feels much encour-
aged by the way men are enlsting in the
regular army.
President Mckinley has about concluded
to have 5000 of the im.nunes raised from
the negro population of the Southern States
! Secretary Alger is considering the propo-
sition OF moving the troops now moblliz,ng
at Chickamauga to special points further
south. The most practical cities OF tn :
mobilization would be Miami. Jacksonyiilv.
st. Augustine and Pensacola, Fla.
Inc formation of the Third army corps
was begun today, the Fourteenth New
York, Colonel Fred Grant, and Second New
York and the First Missouri being assigned
TO the First brigade. The brigade will be
commanded Professionally by Colonel Fred
niaht. VINO Is the senior colonel in the
olgade. The Second Kansas, which ar
rived today, vii! be assigned to the Second
brigade.
inspector General j c.. Breckenridge and
star arrived this morning and went at
once TO the park, where they began the
until completed.
bIiEadier General A. s. Burt, who was
recently assigned 10 command the First
brigade OF the First division of the First
corps, was today transferred and ordered
20 Iainpa to command a brigade of regu-
lars. -Ns1
General c. E. Compton, who had been
assigned TO command u brigade of the
4 same division and corps, was transferred
10 a command in the Third corps.
Brigadier General John S. Poland and
brigadier General Simon Snyder viii take
the place Of the two officers thus trans
ferred.
The commissary department announced
10 the reglmsntal commanders that the de-
p1thpeht was now ready to supply all the
necessary uniforms and other equipments.
preliminary drills were begun today in
the first corps. -
Inc contract has been let out for piping
water from Chickamauga creek and FisS
| springs TO Camp Thomas, The pipe has
peeh ordered by wire from Pittsburg and
| wiz arrive Monday. Two pipes are 10 he
erected The water will be forced tbrouph
py hisn pressure pumps and will relieve all
possibility of a scarce supply for the yolun'
,eer army. The work will be completed
by the middle of the week
INSPECTOR General Brackinridge and
Colonel Astor visited the camp and ,o'
| nlsnt General Breckenridge stated that he
| found everything in maryelously good con-
Muon more rapid progress has been
action than 1t would seem to be possibIe
| within so short time" said no to ny
Associated Press tonight. 'He
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Local.

A number Of patriotic flag raialngs
tbror ghout the city.
Enlisting immunes for the Galveston
regiment
DISSEMINATION OF the Y. NJ. C. A. Wheel
club,
Call for populist convention for the
First congressional district.
y proposed benefit for the absent SOL
dlers,
The closing exercises OF tho Drummer
81 hool
The woman's Relief Corps OF the G. A.
r tenders Its services to the Red Cross
association.
Mayor Brashear says there will be no
fenadiation of scrip issued by the former
administration.
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The Sixth Massncinsc,,.

-. "f"sSu 10 Inc POSt,)
Washington. May 81 .-S.cro,arv a.,
.ouay GRANTED permission to the s,x,h
massachusetts, regiment, now on lis ws,
10 Camp Alger to stop in Baltimor. rn,s
was cone In response to a request from,
me mayor Of Baltimore. In 1861 tho SIGN
Massachusetts, on its way to the fron, ~
assaulted by a mob in Baltimore and the
asyos proposes TO give it reception Il
s''0nS contrast to the one it received thir,,
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RAILROADS.

Changes Ia rates on Texas traffic pro-
mulgatcd by the chairman OF the South
western freight bureau
Massachusetts leads all other States In
point OF street railway mileage, according
TO statistics.
The gross earnings o tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas decreased for the Sec
ond week in May. as compared with SIM
liar period last year.
Committee on seaboard rates to Texas
points TO meet In st. Louis next Tuesday.
The Southwestern Traffic association reor-
ganization meeting to be held Monday.
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rEXA, POLITICS.

Grayson county delegates to the Calves
ton convention were instructed to adhere
rigidly to the Chicago platform.
Nacogdoches county instructed tpi
Sayers.
Reported that Hopkins and Denton coun-
ties have gone for Wynne.
MIR. Cooper is in Harrison county, and 1T
IS said he may secure the Instruction If
he can carry two wards of Marshall
General Mabry's appointment as colonel
removes him as possibility for the A.
and NJ presidency.
Foster and Browning fighting.
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THE GALVESTON REGIMENT.
1t Is TO Be Commanded by the Men Who
Were Elected.

galveston Texas May aiThe rec,,vA,
10 s o. Young. b. Aioue o Court IT ' "se ionish.'
ihat any disappointment Of
volunteers should have roneh
sfa'uiaon and enthusiasm omission repea, nv 800
INSURANCE. the officers eeted
oouotedly be appointed I'M
have this Carried This
son why
assurance the president me his
80. !, ~ ~. e s'len' ah' s officers r. b. HAwLEY
United ncon hs a - nent OF
selection Of the president 80 ~ ' onor the
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SPANS oNI.Y HOPE.
sun "r"bbing ut the Intervention
straw us llsunI

London, May "a, The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Chronicle telegraphs: 1t
is believed hero that a conflict between
mo American warshtps and Admiral Cor
veras iieet can not be deferred long. The
new Spanish cabinet desires to force the
war loan issue, II is said, with view to
evoking Intervention BY the European now.
ers as quickly as possible
me internal economic situation az
spain Is known To be desperate.
ING British foreign Office received TODAY
report Of the shooting OF British sol.
a,er by Spanish sentry at Gibralisr
Inc British soldier is admitted To bays
p e IN the wrong TO try to land ON for.
u u,uueh ground He was only slightly
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ponEsTIu.

The Presbyterian general assembly at
New Orleans discussed coiored church
work,
Northern Presbyter'ans applaudod nu-
mercns patriotic addresses.
The southern Methodists assailod evan.
rtlists, calling them anarchists and people
who make trouble
-Four lives lost In tornado near Spring
dale. Ark. Twenty houses were blown
down.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton markets dull and UNCHANGED.
changed to w In Sew Orleans and un-
Wheat in Chicago closed at a material
changed TO | point up in New York.
Tho weekly bank statement makes a
magnificent showing
Wheat In Chicago closed at material
advance. May being quoted at a.ec.
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IMMUNE REGIMENTS.
The Men VIII BE t,hi.o,
frnm SOuihcrn N'tcu

VT Ht ChICNy RcCruItod
Tram southern states.
Masn'nston' Mey 21,-Arrangements arr
making for the recruiting OF immune ror,
ments in the States. A clrcu,ar nr..ass,
, ns Tue moae OF recruiting and the quail
hcauons requisite for enlistment viii :.
n ard circulated in the soptb
T rrohns,, 10 inc great rush of business the
fore anything definite Is done me- ,n o'a ,p, pc
rection. uohe IN TINS di-
MOI General Wesley Merritt. who !,
70 command the expedition TO MANI, -
" ,he war department again today car as
pieuhg arrangements and receivinr a.
s.rnetions prior to departure for San rra n-
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THE MISFT
ears ago. No rocks were thrown this

Baltimore, May 21.--Baltimore honored
the Sixth Massachusetts, regiment today In
a manner that will long be remembered by
members of the command. The hostile
murmurs of sullen crowds, the jeers of an
impending mob. with which old Sixth were
received thirty-seven years ago, were
turned today into warm hand clasps and
shouts OF welcome.
1t is estimated that 100000 persons saw
and cheered the regiment either at the
railroad stations or at points on the line
OF march.
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DUEL IN SIGHT.

senior Doris ana viscount hi Pueste
TO Meet To-day.
Madrid May Il, 3 p. m,-There was n
scene In the chamber of deputies today,
Senior Doris, a nephew of Senior Romero y
Robledo, branded a statement of viscount
hi puestc as baselcss. The latter requested
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TIE PEACE WEN.

sim UrsinS n Postponemcnt of the
Invasion
Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington. May y .--Lieutenant Rowan
in his report on the conditions in Cuba,
which was submitted TO Secretary Alger
and the president today calls especial at
tention to the fact that the rainy season in
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Cuba sets In about Juno 10 and that If the
American army of invasion IS to do any
thing before fall the movement must be-
gin soon. Knowledge OF this fact has in
creased the pressure on the executive and
tho secretary Of war to postpone the in
weston for four months. Tho peace crowd
stiil believes that it can bring pressure
strong enough to upset plans already made
and to keep the army mobilization camps
until the summer has PASSED away.
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BULLY For BR |
Long Live the Arhcrie1
the Greeting The}

Philadelphia, Pa, MayA-|
communication was received
To the Commercial Museum
Para, May 5.-As the selI
of American commerce Wy
isfaction we send greed
CALCULATIONS to our M
brothers for their uluI
by the American AM
wonderful and glorious
harbor OF Manila. HurTaA
States! Long live the ANA
(Signed.)
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AFRAID OF EscII
Spain Is Reinforcins III
Straits OF (stkrx}

'"its VI uluff
New York, May 2l.-A al
World from Gibraltar, Spai
Spanish towns nearest to 81
sessions are being strongly Il
One thousand troops xrNe|
San Rogue. d town Of WI
largely smugglers, seven mild
here on the edge OF the neutl|
between the kingdom II 81
British possession. More Id
to Algeceiras, the dilapldstsl
miles west, straight acfoa
Gibraltar, and TO Tarlia
point Of Span, fifteen miles
here.
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CABLE CUTTING.
spain Threatens to Cut the
Galveston Cable.

Madrid, May ai.-Tho information
received hero as to tho arrival OF
tho Cape Verde fleet at Santiago la
contradictory. Tho government
malutains absolute secrecy on tho
subject. But It is officially de-
clarcd that II the Americans cut
the Cuban oabio the spaniards Will
retaliate ty cutting the Galveston
cable so as to intarecp, Southern
Pacific communication,
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ENGLAND on THE ALERT.

VIII Keep watch ON s,,p,sn s,
which Want to Coal.
ST, Johns, n. f., May 2i.--The customs
officials are keenly observing all eoa,
clearances. The cruiser Fion. the sunboa,
Columbian and the battleship Renown are
hurrying to this coast 10 watch for the pos
sihie coming Of a Spanish fleet to these
waters.
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Prizes to Ne sola

Especial Dispatch TO The Post ana New yorr
heraid. ccpyright, 1885 by James Gor
Key West, Fla. May 2i.--Five prizes cap
tured By American warships were con-
demped ard ordered sold. toy ssher With
their oarsoes. by the United States prize
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WAR REvESur|
senate Finance Conzmi
ing on Amenal

senate Finance C0u1m
ing on Amendl
washington. May sl.-
mittee on finance today
Der of additional amenoms]
revenue bill and In one
concurred in house
most notable change o.
acter was in the tobacco
house rate Of lie per pous
tured tobacco being restoi
cigars weighing less tntn
thousand was increased l
per thousand. The rae y
cites was not changed, "
an effort to restore the y
The provision in regard =
ance companies was cnsns
vide that the tax rae
panies of the industl ~
be half the rate on 9tnsl
A uniform license OF -.
upon insurance agents ~
for a $50 license fol
oompanies was eliminated
1,aer ,,ora made in sen
relates to proprietary
members are not yet ~
committee agreed to lass
alton tax in the senate =
the week. reservlng lhe
bond question as ths
There is some uncertainty ny,
of the vote upon the
Its supporters express
lures may be retainer
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pcria to leave the chamber aud, following
lin. told him to consider his cars boxed.
They have appointed seconds ard expect t,
have meeting tomorrow.
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Texns Post,n.,'|

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$4,000 MEN MUSTERED IN
Under the Presidents First Call for
Volunteers.
ARMY TO Be COMPLETED THIS WEEK
Five Thousand of the Immuncs Are
Likely to BE Negrncs-To Move
Troops south.

Especial Dispatch to The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright, 1898, by James Cor
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/ An CKARTERING vessel for st. Nj
chael: have contract with Yukon river
points: have freight enough in sight at
favorable rates to load vessel: / need q
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS.-'sT
ty-second Avenue South Grading"
Notice is hereby given that seal44 Pr.
posals will be received by the undersl&noe
the city OF Seattle up to : o'clock p ~
Thursday: April i4th. iss. for Tie
from Jackson Street to Charles Street
walks and parking strips on both =
thereof. as provided by ordinance Na
creating local Improvement district
162. and IN accordance with the plal9
Specifications now on file In the ono &
the board OF public worka
Each bid must be accompanied hy 60
tilted check payable to the order oe -
city comptroller, for sum not les ~
five 90 per cent Of the bid. and ne
VIII be considered unless accompanies
said check.
The successful bidder win be requiyoo ~
enter into n contract and furnish 49,
factory bond for the amount requires
the cts, charter and the laws Of -
ing notified OF the award Of the eeq
to him. falling to do 20. the eald g.
and the amount fixed therein VIII II
feited to the city. No person 2 el9l.le
prior to the letting OF said contract -
default in payment of any just CO
for any work or labor performed - ~
skin or material furnished pureQag ~
any such contract as herein adyeg09e9 -
who, within said two years. filled - 60
plete any such contracts
Special attention IL called to arttcIe -
OF the city charter. as now IN toere.
1ating 10 "hotrs OF labor. ana 70 eftl1
viii. sec. 81 subs and :. relating = nelee
and sureties.
The board OF public works reserves ~
right TO reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on eQyeto y
IBID for Twenty second Avenue neSS
Grading"
By order of the board OF public ycs94
FRANK OLESOS, 6ecfstaQt
Date of first publication. April ssb- -
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NOTICE To CoNTRAcTond.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-T,sr.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-TursS
Street Sewer Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed ~
posals will be received by the undsrI1SS1
secretary OF the board OF public VSr5
up to 2 O'clock y. m. Thursday. April lK
ls9S. for the Improvement OF Terrace o611
from Fourth Avenue 20 Sixth AvenUa r.
street. together with ell necessary r..
ings. wyes, manholes. lampholes. yeniI1S,
tors. flushing tanks end catch haxina r
provided by ordinance No. $50. creafi0S
local Improvement district No. l6S. ana r.
tons now on file In the Office OF the booIn
OF public works.
Each bid must bs accompanied hy 1 -
titled check. payable TO the order Of Il
five CD per cent. OF the bid. and no Il
said check.
the successful bidder win be required :
factory bond for the amount reuuifo6 r.
the city charter and the laws OF the IT.
OF Washington. within ten days after -
ing notified OF the award OF the contFoq
and the nmoan, 4 ssd s sSere as vii vii -
feited to the city. No person II eligl1G
as bidder who has within two yol1
prior TO the letting OF said contract -
default in payment OF any Just CT
for any work or labor performed or G.
skill or material furnished pursuant ri
any such contract as herein Advertised. =
who within said two years failed TO c.
rplete any such contracts.
Special attention 10 called 10 artiClA xxl
OF the city charter rs now In force. ~
ing to "hours Of labor" and 20 attl0D
will. section 81, subs l and 2. relatin1 r
bonds and sureties.
The board OF public works reserves ~
right TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on cnve5oQo;
IBID for Terrace Street Sewer lmpruVe
ment."
By order of the board OF public wucn&
FRANK OLESON. 1ecfsserEs
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FOR SALE-Saloons. q GOO. $500, $500:
restauranfs. $50 $50: cigar stores. $3.50.
sG,e Saf Sc m;,;s s@ 'O pa pars arr
goods stores. barber shops, country
stores. livery stables. grocery stores or
anything In the business chance line.
Morgan's Exchange. 502 New York
block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS mas VI
be received ~ the ONCE q ~.
Uougi,.cn, SOC New York block. f0f ~
carpenter work on the new tSeem
building on Cherry street On a. 49,
"wednesday. April Il. Plans are bow - ~
file. All bids must be accompanies -
cheek for 1900
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
AHCANA Ledge. No. n, y. and H. H..
noete eecouh and foursh Monday each
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yRA1ER--At Ballard. Sunday. April 10.
~ John =. Fraser. infant cassd ~ Mr.
and Mrs.. r. r. Fraser, 0s pneamonsa,
aGed month";.
HMTOg--ln Seattle. 81 Mount Pleasant
0ene4ery, Sunday. April 10. fsss Jessie .
Hilton. daughter OF Sexton and Mrs -
~ H31t0a, u cons ssssoT.s. sEed Hozssils.
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