The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-05
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CAMP POLAND. There are DOG NJ. |. 81
hospital; two deaths are reported.
SAN FRANCISCO The IJnitea WI
transport Senator has arrived from NAM 4
WARREN, Ohio. Charles u. Dick fy,,,..
candidate) WAS nominated by the rrouhs,23
OF this district. ss'ssH
CLEVELAND. Ohio,-Richard Dicksr,. Il
years old. shot and killed Mrs. Blanrhs ~
ship and then suicided. = "A
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Haryey Bru,. 4
noted moonshiner. who Is also charrrS ~ v
murder, has been captured. ~
DENVER, Colo.-Thc fourth annual istu]
opened with a great parade designsf,i N
Pageant of American Progress.
NEW YORK. La2ard Frercs Ca n
nounce that they have engaged for H..
since last Friday s2,5Oo,Ooo gold.
OMAHA. Neb.A most elaborate 4r,,s|
pageant was that Illustrative Of the M
and LEGENDS of lrving's Alhambra.
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Sentinel fromo City says Gorus|
Taylor's condiS such improved.
ST PAUL.-AA special from Hallock NJ
stephens. In the extreme northwestern M
ton OF Minnesota. report snow storm.
CHICKAMAUGA. Owing to connctlus II
ders the Sixth immunes will remain al Cxr
NEW YORK.--In retaliation for like sets
Venezuela will hereafter have to pay rW5l
duties on official consular supplies sent u
ST LOuIS.-Incoming trains brought "
sands to witness the pageant Of the Vel
Prophets. Grecian mythology was repfesaak|
MADISON. Wis.-Rains have quenched Il
forest fires. Relief committees are now al
organized and will begin the work d diuSI
ution.
PANA. Ill.--Anothcr train load Of neu|
arrived from Birmingham, Ala. to supnH|
local miners in Pana mines. No dstu b,ls|
occurred.
SAVANNAH, Ga.--Two children "
drowned in the food at Fernandinl nj
Sunday; the property damaged there viii ~
be considerable.
WASHINGTON.--A code of regulation ri
erning the enforcement Of the CuruS VI q
the reorganization of the Indian Taribr !
now In preparation.
WASHINGTON.-M General Laxtor \
ports ll6i cases of sickness at Sanths9 =
which 7i3 are fever; so far in 0ctobu ~
have been twelve deaths.
NEW YoRK.--The battleship Iowa hs
turned to port after leaving. Us W ~
posed. for Manila. No cause for Der rtf1
has yet been assigned.
WESTINGHOUSE OF State ~
had {. long conference with President McheI
ley; the Spanish, Chinese and Turkish pp
lens were discussed at length.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Charles Il. Aehs
charged with conspiracy to use the eue
public moneys for speculation, gave DIE
up aud was released on $4,000 bad.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-The Fourth dsa
democratic congressional convention 4.
mated Joseph Connolly of Milwaukee iof =
gress. defeating George w. Praire.
CHiCAGo.--The breach Of promise
brought by Mrs. Beulah NJ. Duttou e.
John II. ilanan, the millionaire shos ~
facturer. has been settled out OF court
AMSTERDAM, n. Y.--James Akel
Canaioharie has made a general aslSIwv
due to indorsing notes for his son.
Arkell of the Judge Publishing compan!
WASHINGTON.-Le KY, sas
named as an important depot at wnicn y
of the subsistence department t@
will be placed for the purchase Of supn-
WASHINGTON.--The cabinet meeting
purely formal, no questions OF m7menl - ~
up. The main discussion conoeInsd Is ~ "
ing home of sick from Cuba and Porp ~
wAsHINGToN.-secretary OF the iut1
Bliss, on official information, says ~
nothing alarming in the situatlor
White Earth Indian reservation 10 Ain'-
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-The FIRST cl 49,
four displays. the Priests OF Palias' w ~
opening the annual festivities. passssu M, b
a vast crowd. There was a grana w.
the parade.
ALBANY, n. Y.--George j. Goulo; y
cision of the court OF appsals, WIN q, n
PEELED to pay the State slS2, loi e. sn,,se.
s5,000,o00 bequest left him by us 'A'
late Jay Gould. H..
ALBANY. n Y.-State, supernssssasyS1
Publ c Ins truction skinner cisal d
ly the various movements, stal.ea. ostsA
money in the public schools iof
PURPOSES of various kinds.
NEW YORK.-At the regular anu anav n
ing of the trustees Of the reupy ,'rsslA
tional fund. Chief Justice FulieF ~ III
the place of VIM, NJ. EVarts'
Was again elected chairman.
NEW YORK--At the meeting o. N,
trustees Of the Northern Paeln, ,,on d
was reelected with the eNcs las nIais
Francis Lynde Stetson, In whos'
George +. Baker Was elected
DENVER, Colo.--Chaplain Mcn a,n uss
again put on the stand In ms ,,Svs aart
In answer to questions by the luusss-nbef 4
no testified that he could not liz ~. an ~
he said in his lecture In Deh'e'
Is. -, ne,ttl
NORFOLK. Va-At the annuai. = Ilfx
the Stockholders of the Seaboara "a
Ryan interests stubborMy n,sr Il q
inch of ground. but were sean 'alsck
turn. The Hoffman interests M ~
president and present oincers u -