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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-28
SOCIALISTS ORGANIZED.
Would Resist Any Anil.Republican Coup
Attempted by the Army.
OFFICERS MEET LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT,
Hn,r r poscn Ducis Arc on Tie Tnpis
Among Hungarian IatesnSn.
CiysI War In Bofivin.

London, december Especial dispatches
from Paris say thai in view Of the dahl
preparations for coup d'etat the revoiu-
tionary socialists have organized a visi'
lance committee In each d.strict charged
with the observation and detention OF an
anti republican movement. Counter prep
aratlons are also being made.
OFFICERS of the higher ranks of the army
are saId TO have been sounded on the SUB
ject of coup d'etalt, ssit the results are
said to have been dishcartening.
London, December 2s.--Tise Paris ccr-
respondent of the Daily Mall telegra pas
his paper the substance OF an interview 20
has mad with General zurlinIer. military
governor Of Paris, who de1led s'ne existence
Of any military conspiracy against the re-
public. According to the correspondents
General zurlnden said:
81 believe there is no plot AID there W IL
be none, because the army Is repuollgam
to the core. We seek no dlctator. The
name Napoleon may be music % European
ears but we are inc nations servants AID
our. duty is to France. The army, Ike he
majority OF the nation. believes Dreyius
guilty, but a declaration OF in~ocehce
would not induce the army TO turn against
the republic"
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1s(sIs Hive Been Ii Possession 81 Kalbson
for Two Weeks
i BITTER OPPONENT or GEN. AculNAlDo'
aYadi fo Rcorgnniac the philippine
Cabinet.-Aguinaldo said 20 be in
Hiding Fearing Assnssiuntion.

Manila, December 27.---A steamer which
has arrived here from Samar reports that
the Tagal insurgents have been In possess
sion OF Kalbaon since December H. Bust
moss there is said to be entirely suspended
and Gil the spaniards OF the vicinity have
sought refuge in the house Of q man named
Scott, an American. vhe insurgents threat
cnoi to attack tho refugees, but refraired
from do.ig SO because II was reported that
American soldiers were on their way there.
One Spaniard, however, was shot and an
oth.4 was pluckily rescued by Scot, who
rode fifteen mics and demanded the man $
ie.ease in the face OF an armed mob Of
Tagals, who have been lootrg thu NiscaSana
stores and houses. the lenIalers O, tho in
surgents being unable to control them.
TIA situation. so Far Ms the Insurgents
arc concsrntd here, Is serious. ss
The setect.o1 OF a new cabinet has been
entrusted 10 Philippine named Madi, u
rampant iri'econclubIe and bsttar opponent
OF Aguinaldo. especially OF the question
of Spanieh pTisoneis
10 Is reported that AGulnaldo refused to
release tile prisoners, although the cab nst
decldcl to acco.e TO the request of General
cts fer thair release.
IL Is rumored that Agulnaido has ned
TO an inaccessible region back OF capite
with few followers. fearing assassination.
hTsis report however. Il denied, but the
s9dden change OF bnsa IS rot explained.
An expedition commando by General
Miiler has left hero for Ilollo, capital OF
the Island OF Panay Tho troops consisted
Of the Eighteenth infantry, The Iowa bat
ta.ion, the Sixth artillery AID detach-
ment OF tho Signal corps. The troop were
shipped on board the transports arizona,
Newport and Pennsylvania. The stolmers
were cenvoNai by the United States cruis sr
Baltimore and by the Callao.
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TO KEEp DOWN TROUBLE.
Americans Prepared to Preserve Or.
der in the Cuban CnpitaI.

| Americans Prepared to Preserve Or
der in the Cuban Capital.
Washington, December 2f.-Secretary
Alger this eyerlng received a telegram
from General Brooke announcing his ar
rival at Havana. where he will assume the
post of military governor OF Cuba. The
preparations malstn,g by the American
MILITARY commanders in Cuba to control
disorder in the trying times incident 10 the
charge of sovereignty are believed by
Secretary A,ger to be SO ample that there
is now little reason for apprehension. while
so far rs the trouble OF yesterday in Ha
vana was concernai he pointed to the fact
that the fatalities were less than those
Of the Christmas Day In some American
cities,
A long cablegram was received during
the day from General Otis at Manila, de-
scribing the situstlon there. 1ts contents
were net made public, but 1t is known that
he mentiors no outbreak, which gives n
| negative encouragement to the officials,
though 1t is apprehended that General Otis
IS meeting with difficulty In securing the
release OF the Spanish prisoners, which he
was charged to effect.
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OREGON AND IOWA.
The Two Wnr Vessels 0fseS Not Pro-
coed to MMnllN.

The Two Wnr Vessels 7fs-S Not Pro-
coed to Manila.
Washington, Deaolnlber 27.--Orders have
been cabled by tile navy department. to
Captain Barker OF the Oregon, the senior
aud commanding officer OF the little fleet
of battleships and supply vessels now at
Callao, TO remain at that port until January
IL next. 1t appears that the vessels never
had orders to proceed either to Manila or
10 Honolulu. though 1t was the purpose OF
the navy department. when they started
from New York to make Manila their dssti-
ration. 1t was not rossiSle. however. TO
order them to that place without befn8
g,vNlty OF breaoh OF tIhs agreement be-
tween tho United States and Spain pro-
vlding for the suspension of llosilltia1.
Therefore 1t WAS understood that ths ships
were TO go to Honolulu, there 10 receive
oidsrs which would carry them TO Manila
But tbs orders were an.ually ssnt to Dap
tain Barker by cable at the po.ts in South
America where he touched. leaving 1t open
10 the navy department TO mako any change
in the original plan that might BIZ deemed
advisable. II Is PROBABLE that ths ocea-
sion for such change has now arrived.
for 1t Is believed TINT there Is not now me
came necessity for the presence OF such
powerful ships away from the home sta
lions and before the 10th Captain Ba 1ker
Is likely to be duly notified
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT
WASHINGTON.

Orders issued to the Oregon and Iowa 10
remain at Caliao Instead Of proceeding to
Manila.
Secretary Hay will not make public tho
text Of she peace treaty until 1t has been
submitted to the senate.
Tho financial conditions in Cuba en-
gagged tho attention OF the cabinet meeting
yesterdny.
Tho American Newspaper Publishers as
ISOLATION has asked the Anglo-Americnn
Joint commission to rlace paper and. pulp
on the free list as the papar trust Is now
rcapng millions of dollars on It's pro-
toctcd monopoly.
Admiral Dewey is now the ranking off,
Ger In the Navy on account of Admiral
Bnnce's retirement.
The administration viii have u special
ill prepared so that Spain cgn be paid
tho $50, 100000.
Agoncillo says n Philippine innta will
be established IN Washington.
Hon. Justin ). Morrill,, senator from
Vermont. dies from pneumonia.
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THE CABINET MIsETIN~
Monetary and Other Cuban Affairs
Engage Attention.

Engage Attention.
Washington, December 27.--1ahe crbinst
nr It's meeting today listened TO thu real
Ing OF the more important parts Of the
Paris treaty and Then gave their attention
TO affairs in Cuba Secretary Gage uakel
at soips length on the financial situation
and outlined plan looking 10 the fixing
on a permanent basis OF the values OF the
Spanish system of gold coins OF jllat ooua-
try. which have been received generally
only ut considerable prem .um. In some
instances the intrinsic value of some OF the
Spanish coins has been dlsreglried and Il
fictitious value substituted. These irregu-
lailties will be tiora away with and II Just
value. based upon mint valuations. VIII
be substituted. The customs ind othsr
duties In Cuba will be received In Amer
can money. or It's equivalent In Spanish
money 1t Is expected that official action
VIII be taken IN this mltter within tho
next two or tree days with view to putt
dng the new MEASURE into operation on
january 1.
1t is learned that a programme more
CT less elaborate has been prepared fot
tho celebration attending the raising Of the
United States flag on the, island OF Cuba
on January /. The president and members
of the cabinet are agreed that this csle-
biation should not be of an ostentabious
character, but simple and disnified, and tbs
secretary OF war has sent cablegram OF
inquiry on this point.
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American troops fired upon in Havana
and the situation decidedly critical,
Revolutionary socialists In France viii
repel any antl-republican movement at
tempted by the army,
General Rios. commander of the Viz
cayas tclegraphs that he has surrendered
Hello, presumably to the Americans
In taking charge Of Havana the sale of
Intoxicating liquors to American soldiers
Will be prohibited.
In the evacuation OF the suburbs OF Ha-
vana several serious ARRAYS have oc-
CURED.
The Tagal Insurgents arc said to have
carturcd Kalbaon and ell business is sns-
pended. The spanards are being pro-
tectcd by an American,
General Zurlinden says that military
plot against the French republic does not
exist.
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PEOPLE In HAVANA ARE UNEASY.
Three People Have Been Killed and Twenty-nine
Wounded-American Troops Kept Busy.

Havana December 2The
call American
Ibre" mach
all
the Cubans invariably
a the blenders II
three and
As General Ludlow standing the balcony
watching
residence
pand the
While Bgader
after
tt and Captain Hart enped
0 0 hi
Major General Brooo has this formally
States orders
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sAGAsTA's INTENTIONS.

he Expects in Five yenrs to Heor-
Ennizc the Departments.
London, December 2S.-The Madrid corr
respondent OF the Daily Mail says: The
dangerous symptoms OF Senior Saaasta's
illness are p1Ssing away. In the course
of conversation with his lntimates BEFORE
the malady became serious he spoke BIT
terly of the anxiety which the peace ne
gotiations aud the Lack of generosity on the
pant of The Americans had caused nan.
Regarding the future ne satd he thought
that in five years he could effect radi al
reforms In all branches of the admln!stra-
ton. HIS plan would be 10 divide ne ms,
lstry of public worxs agslcultare ia
commerce into two or perhaps three mn :
istrtes. because the work of rsorE4niAa-
tlon Of the country would fail largely on
these departments.
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UNION TOBACCO COMPANY.
The Ltggcts 81 Myers Plant Has
Decn Secured

New York, December 27.--Coonel Wet
moro and cx-tioverncr Stone OF Missouri.
counsel for the company, who were In the
city last week In conference with leading
Interests in the Union Tobacco company
Turing fher stay here practically completed
ailangements fer the sale OF their COM
pany TO the Union Tobacco company and
meeting of stockholte!s OF tae Llgsstt 4
Myeis company, at which they will be pres
ent, will be held today in st. Louis to rati.
liy tho t'ans-cston. Ilce Union Tobacco
company was Incorporated at Albany on
OcOober 70. It's authorized capital beng
Sl2COo,000 common and Sl20O0.000 non
~ mulative 8 per cent preferred stock It's
psesidsnt is William II. Butler. formerly
GHeetor OF the American Tobacco COM
rny' and the controlling Interest In It's
stock Is owned by Tlhecuas II. Ryan, P. A.
u. Widener, w. l.. Eklns and Thomas Do
Ian. II has been ths announced po&ay Of
the company mai 10 make warfare en- any
other concern. sithoagh prepared 10 meet
the competition OF any ad.all rivals.
The first step OF the corporation was to
obtain control of the Nationa, Cigarette
and Tobacco company, which manufactured
several we'll known brands OF cigarettes
teli sfcui9 exclusive rights for using the
Baron cigarette machine" In the United
Stats and Co9ada.
undoa Tobacco company bought the entire
caiAtai stock OF the we'll krown Blackwell
Durham company manufacturers OF
snohlng tobacco at Durham, NJ c. With
tho acquisition OF the Lggett & Myers
company II Will enter also the plug toba co
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plus tobacco manufacturing concerns in the
ccuutry, Tbs chief rival OF tbs Union To-
pacco company in the making OF cigarettes
II, OF course. the American Tobacco COM
pary, and It's principal competitor in the
manufacture OF plug tobacco will be the
continental Tobacco company. which was
incorporated at Trenton. on December 10,
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the American Tobacco company has trans
ferred al is plug tobacco businsss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-28
Well pe.ople have healthy kidneys.

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CDsIMEHIIAf-

Cotton futures h-s4d off in Liverpool.
unchanged In New Orleans and unchanged
to 2 points UP In New York.
Graduated sugars off another 1-16c.
In Chicago wheat advanced la.c. corn
INC oats NC and provisions 15a35c.
Stocks and bonds higher and the mar
ket active.
Chickens in the local market are in
over supply.
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DuELs An0UT DREYFus.

M. Lcpic Severely WOunded-Other
Fights Ia Occur.
Paris, December rs. - The duel with
swords arising out of the Dreyfus affair
between Max Regis, the anti-scmiic ex-
mayor of Algiers. and NJ. LEIPZIG, one OF the
editors OF Les Droits dIiomme. which oc-
otsred yesterday Afternoon and was con-
linued nasil today. owing to the swords
OF TIE copibatants being bert, was resumed
to-day. After three hot encounters AZ 7 q.
pic was severely wounded ~ tie abdomen
Several drels were growing ont of he
.}reyfus controversy are threatened.
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forty attendants and thirty-eeyen nurses
and the Twelfth Now York regiment OF
volunteers, 1850 men arrived mere from
Columbus, Ca. tonight. General Sanger
and the men who accompanied him wi |
embark here tomorrow on the Manitoba Tor
Matanzas, Cuba. The Manitoba arrived
here this morning aud the work of leading
her has already begun.
General Bates. his headquarters and TIE
Sixth Ohio regiment volunteers Will ar
rive here tomorrow from Knoxville. They
Will take the transport Minnewaska. now
here. for C.erfuegos, Cube
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SOUTHERN EDUCATORS.
The AKsucia ton IL Now ia Session
ut New Orleans.

The ARTICULATION II NOW IA session
ut New Orleans.
New Orleans. December 27.-l'ho South
eu Educational association, composed o,
leading educators OF all tie Southern
States. met in annual conventoa here To-
day. Thre are about 400 members in az
tendance The proceedings Of tho meet
ing this evening were largely prel nary.
After an invocation by Key. u. NJ. nilia II
State Superintendent j. ". Calhoun, en- b.
half Of the governor OF the State. de. .ysr d
an address OF welcome, followsi by Mayor
F.oser and by the president of the 1. y
school board, The response on behalf OF
the visitors was made by Prof. James Jos-
dan Of the Arkansas Iadus,ral university.
Colonel w. b. Lyman resd a beau.i III
lyrc, written for tho occasion by Mrs
Mary Ashley Townsend. President George
Y Ramsay Of Clinton. Ia. delivered an
ADDRESS entitled "a Plea for More Thor
tough Organization
Tho convention will last for thsss days
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RAILROAD,

Dallas Terminal railway has decided Ia
change It's name and Its plans.
The Central puts on a special rate for
the laying OF the corner stone of the Ma
sonic licme ut Fort Worth.
II. aud T. c. to improve the roadbed.
Il. and o. receives call on the Interstate
commission to enforce the published tar
IFS OF all roads.
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TROUBLE IN SIAM.


NeUfrnI XONe IIuS VPcn InVnHeI nMN
French Protests Ignored.
Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and Tho Houston Post COPYRIGHTED
1898. by James Gordon Bennett)
Hanoi T0nkn. Decsmher 27,--News of
Snvaspn of ,ae neutral zone in Luang Pra-
bane province Of Siam. is exact. NJ.
Macy. French commissioner. made repre-
sensations CD the subject 10 the mandarins,
WHO Dsli no atttntian TO them and refused
TO leave the neutral zone.
Reports of acts Of aggression by Siamesc
troops arc alsa confirmed. There was no
one killed or wounded en- the French side.
ihs damage being entirely OF a material na.
ture.
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.,omnsn" -.

Chicy Justice Judd of Hawaii decides
that Chinese who secured permits previous
to annexation Will be permitted to land.
Commodore Philip expected to succeed
Admiral Bunce MS commandant of the
Brooklyn navy yard
Colonel Bryan VIII open the anti-cx-
pansion fight in a speech at Cincinnati on
January Q.
In a speech before tho congressional club
at Boston Governor Boutwell, opposed the
policy Of expansion.
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rHr DREYFus sEcREr pArpR.

They VIII he Kcpt In Custody ~ !, :,
OHircr During the Trial.
Paris, December 27.--Premlar NJ DINA,
Minister NJ. Do Frayclne; AID tae pra.,s.r,
OF the cci;rt OF cassstion. NJ. Low h,v;.
finally agreed upon the conditions under
WIN which the secret documents in tho Dreylus
cessation. They are to be taken thar ~
CAPTAIN Cuignet. every morning !, A..
court applies for them. and they are i, W. =,
returned the same night Wy - DC
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SIX DUELs.
The Bnnffy-HornnszlSy Trouble In
wolves All the Seconds.

The Banffy- Trouble In
wolves All the Seconds.
Budapest, December 27-The quarrel be-
tween Baron Banffy, the Hungarian pre-
mer, and NJ. Horanszky member OF the
! wer chamber OF the Hungarian diet, is
likely to have further curious develop
ments. Although owing to the inability
OF their seconds 10 agree upon the condi-
tions OF the proposed duel, the encounter
has been declared off, the affair may lead
indirectly to several meetings ON the field
OF honor.
NJ. Horanszky and his seconds having
heard that this seconds of Baron Banffy
have been Mountaineering upon the conduct
Ct NJ Horanszky, have sent ch ,llenges to
10th, NJ Banffy's seconds are Baron
February. miaister of national defense. and
NJ Gajasi of the chamber OF deputies. As
each mas received three challenges there
are six duels being arranged.
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ca, teachers being present from all parts
the limited Sfatns. y ~

cha! teachers being present from all parts =
the United States.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala.-The first squadron o.
the Sixth cavalry has departed for Fort Le avs
enworth. Kan, to occupy the army forSs las'';
ST. LOUIS.-The twentieth annual meeting
of the Western Commercial Travellers associa.
ton is In session here. with many delegata
present. President William N. McConkin ~
st. Louis WAS reelected.
, CHICAGO.-Louis Slick, aged 6S. chose 81 \
He lifted a lid from the stove and held ~
bead against the glowing Goals until ne W
burned SO severely that he died few nous
later,
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LOGAN.

The newly appointed city officers IN.
stalled into their now positions.
Various Christmas festivals wero cele-
brated last night.
The Houston Labor Council gives its
hrst annual concert and ball
The inmates of the Jail are thankful
fer Christmas remembrances.
Some speculation as to who will sue
coed Alderman Blackburn in the Firth
ward
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THE IOWA DISABLED.
Cylinder Burst ON the Trip Down the
Atlantic Coast.

CyIIhucr BUrSt on TIC IT'D Down The
Atlantic Coast.
Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington, December 27.-nhs ccrre-
spcndsnt learns today That the reason for
sending tine battleship Iowa from Callao 10
Sam Francisco instead of having her ec-
Company the Oregon and dist.ll.ng ship Iris.
direct to Manila Via Honolulu. las originally
Intended, was that she met with serious
accidsmt. On ner way down the Atlantic
coast of South America one OF her cylln.
ders was pursted. Orsers were given to
Messrs. Cramps to bu!ll a new cylinder.
which has been shipped no Frisco. where
y Is to be put in place Immediately upon
the arrival of the iowa.
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CiviI Wnr in bolivia.

Lima, Peru. December 27.-Advices from
Bolivia say that the aspect of affairs there
is serious. Young men belonging to the
best societies are joining either side, the
banks have lost nearly all their clerks and
civil war is inevitable.
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LOSS unIf q MILAN.

BirHingham, Ala. December %, 1850 a.
m.-'rhe .;emet so!vay Bi-Proauct plant
at Ensley City. suburb OF Birmingham.
was destroyed by fire tonight One man
is missing and is thought 10 have been
burned 10 deash.
The plant was the property OF the Semet
Solyoy people of Rochester, n. ", and
valued AT half n million dollars. 1t had
been completed and In full ope alton only
a few months.
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PHILIPPINE JuNTA.
AEoncilio Says One IN To BE Estab-
Ijshcu In WashtnEtO ton.
(SDeciRI Dsuatrh Ia The pncft

Z :
Washington, December 81 Senior Agun-
clio, the representative of Agulna.do and
the Philippine observation-disclosures gov
eminent, accompanied by i his secretary,
Senior Lopez, returned To Washington today.
'.Wa return TO Washington" said Agon-
clio. with the Intention and purpose OF
remhiI4nE at the American capital until
the question OF tho Philippines Is finally
and definitely settled Weswill shortly open
up N Washington Philippine junta, where
aid of the business betweshfthe American
government aud THE republican government
Of the Ph1lBpp mes. OF whbeh Aguinaldo Is
at the bend. will be ccnilucted."