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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-09
WASHINGTON.

Secretary of War Aiger is said to be a
very sick man.
MIR IIawley has hcen promised that tho
torpedo tlotilla will visit Galveston.
II Is now said that Gsecn and Hawley
are the arbiters of Texas patronage and
Grant 10 not to be considered; perhaps not
even for an Office for himself.
Representative Hepburn OF Iowa uakcs
s-'ong speech In the house against
the civil service hIil
Germany willing 10 negotiate recip-
roctty treaty with the United States.
Mark S. Brewer OF Michigan rendered
place on the civii scryicc commission.
Leaders Of all the free silver parties
confer and agree to hold the forces to-
rethcr for an onslaught on the ropub-
1icans.
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MAYOR HaNDY DEAD.
~
Never Recovered from she Illness HI

Never Recovered from tho lllncss He
Contracted In rnris
Augusta. Ca. January S.--Naicr Mosce
r, Handy died at noon today. The remains
will be taken to Berlin. Md, Tor burial
Major Handy has been an invalid for the
rast two months. He was taken III III
Paris, where no had gone as special conf
missioner OF the United States TO the
French exposition OF 1900. Hc recovered
sufficiently to make the journey to Annex
lea. and came at once to Augusta.
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CHINA.

Rear Admiral McNar sends the navy
department the German admiral procIama-
ton showing the first occupation Of KIao
chau bay was intended to be permanent.
The cabinet does not think American In
terests In China are endangered.
England cools down over Chinese af-
fairs and concludes kiao cbau bay
amounts 10 nothing, anyway.
Russia and Franco beth counting Japan.
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I'm. No In.tructtnn..

January S--The correspondent
Dciated Press was told today by
|ates Consul General Lee that
frd the rumor that he General
to company Captain General
len the Inter took the field ana
nfersnce was TO be held with
Paxino Gomez. but that be had
ed any instructions on the sub
his government.
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Govcrnor Taylor WIN Not Enter the
Race.
Nashville. Tenn. January S--Govcrnor
Taylor has announced thot circumstances
forbid his entering the senatorial contest.
He said he had no explanation to offer and
no comments to make. The announcement
wos relief 10 some of the friends OF both
81 the ether candidates, who were begin
ming 10 believe that the governor would en-
ter the race. They realized that should he
do so no would certainly be a factor. and
nlaybe a serious factor
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pANDo coNFEssns INlrorENcY.
Relieves Himself lie Can Not Ian,
the Rebellion soon.

Relieves Himself Nc Can Not Eud
the Rebellion soon.
Havana. via Key West. Fla. January s.
Intimate friends OF General Pando says
he believes himself unable TO end the re-
bcllion In Eastern Cuba this year in spite
OF the endorsements from Spain, During
the time he spent on the River cauto and
Mt Mansillo and Santiago dc Cuba he sent
several emissasiss to the insurgent camps
10 propose peace on the basis OF tho pay
ment OF sums OF money and appointment
TO Office in the civil departments OF Rabbi
Ross and other chiefs. but they refused
10 receive or hear the emissarics and or
dered insursent leaders 10 advise Pando's
messengers to return whence they came
under penalty OF being shot.
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Of jackson day. Governor Robert Il. Tay-
lor cf Tennessee was the guest Of the CO.
cssion and delivered an address. After
Governor TSylor's address followed num-
Der ~ impromptu toasts to the memory OF
Andrew Jackson.
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cuBA.

Rumors say that Spain is approaching
the United stntes with the idea OF this
country assuming protsctorate over
Cubn,
cnbans ridlcuie the idea Of Leo and
Palma going with nlaneo 10 ace Gomez.
Secretary OF State sherman issuer nm
urgent appeal TO tho peonlo OF the United
States for aid for the cnhans.
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Peace Propo.nI. Denied.

Madrid, January Silt Is semi-ofaetaiy
denied that Captain General Blanco has
made proposals to the Cuban insurgent
leaders The Cuban government II is uI-
nounced Will admit ali those who fsaDz.
nize It's legitimacy and make Submission
to ii, but will deal vigorously with for
eign adventurers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.

gold standard the United
the
protested against the gold
Of
laor win be sacrificed possible
coined
that tho
gold cd ns nefarous plans
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Torpedo Fiofiiia for the GUT.

Washington, January S.--(Special. -
Representative Hawley secured from tho
secretary of the navy today promise
that the torpedo hotiila, accompanied by
one or TWO OF Uncle Sans crack cruisers.
would DO ordered into gulf waters coon
and would probably be In Galveston har-
Dor on Washington's birthday, February ~.
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MORE DANGEROUS THAN ALL OTHER 1
To the Liberties People, Strong
Against Gold
McKinIey's
Plans for the Benefit Honey Lenders Home and
Abroad and Of the National Banks
eesessssssesesssss



que the fremont house this evening Hon William Bryan was the
spa guest He Chicago this being met tho
For hold reception in the
Mr. introduced and fol-
his
attempted TO the srappsd
them and hrsw them ad sains him were the very classes which
which
between the producers wealth aud the The latter
the body polite
industry until their awakened indignant
the instrument Of the hnancie their efforts to complete the scheme
present day He possesses sublime t in the supory or money over men
pie He
without asking TO- M he knows that
adoption
Of 1896 the of boiling
nor r :, ,sa - ns , an w. a, , aa nr a
he
partai position
was seeking relief from the gold stanford he knows that France by Joining
majority
entity the people of the United States
millions hands of nnancie
bankers to control our standard money he proposes give to the Ma
millions supported
the subject Their candidate for president in his letter
and
in knowledge he is seek
the liberties
ought invoked state county and hamlet the
every month has borne witness to the failure Of republican policies to bring re-
the papsr
You of orna
ST. Louis Globe
' wEAvERs AND spINNERs
this the result which they promised would follow
ouren
wage reductions as the weeping willows winch nave sprung up about Us tenn
combinations
lives reac,onay ten
s sea. q . sp. @ all the @ which, hsy % the "a
Instead shorter hours
inles well as the bodies q the children manual labor
many pha
oahs Does he not know that now Of DID, bricks without stray
Ing exhibits fresh
numbers being inundated
Since political proalsa.
full membership ard their wanderings those who
hayew
humiIat ion in the acknow gemen o
portion u people the money question was
nj
donI,hh -hearte e
sinceth The cleo here
e.ent. rnpidu
b, the bimetn n
her
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Celebrated jackson Day.
st, Louis, January s.-The Tennessee so
siety OF st, Louis held banquet at the st.
hotel tonight in commemoration
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TO FIGHT FOR SIL| TER
A Conference Of the DiFferest Party
Chairmen.
SOLID FRONT 10 Be PRESENTED
To the Goldbugs ia the Congressional
Elections Next Fall. &.
.NlsDoA OF coScERrHDA ACTION
II Very Apparent 10 the leaders -
FishtinR the maintenance oe
the Gold Standard.

Washington. January s .--I.caders OF the
various parties advocating tho free coinage
Of silver were In conference at tho capitol
today. The first meeting was held in the
committee room III Senator Jones Of Arr
kansas, chairman Of tho democratic Ma
ticnai committed. aud there were present In
IN. CD. chairman OF the National CONS
mittec OF the populist party: Hon. A. II.
Towne. chairman of the National commit.
tee OF the silver republican party: Senator
White. Congressman i,ev and Hon. Mar.
Gus Hale, democrats; ssss Teller. Petit
grew. Cannon and Mants ps tcprcscnta-
tive Hartman. silver republicans, aud Sem
ator Allen. populist.
Later in the day there was conference.
Tho meeting was not final and no authoriAed
statement was made OF the proceedings
beyond the announcement that the meeting
was incidental to Mr.. Towne's Visit to
WASHINGTON. y
1t Is understood. however. tina. the dis
cnssIon was toward holding the silver
forces together .os next falls campaign
and that while no absolute conclusion was
reached II was decided that local silver
leaders, o. whatever party utilization. should
ba advised 81 the conviction Of the Ma
tionai leaders Of the movement Of the me-
cessity for maintaining solid front AGAINST
the republican party as the cryAniaed ad-
vocate of tho policy OF maintaining the
gold standard.
Tho chairmcn OF tho various parties are
said to be agreed as to the wisdom and
Importance OF concerted action.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-10-08
Beware Of Ointmcnts for Catarrb
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it hrough
the mucuOus sura es, Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians.
as The damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls CstarIh Cure
manufactured by f j Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly up.
on the blood and mucuous surfaces of
the system In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be suie you get the genuine. l.
is taken internally and is made i'm Toe
ledo, Ohio, by + Cheney d Co.
Testimonials free.
Ra-Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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BABB AND ais LIQUOR.
The GvcCnville DiStiller Makes an
Unsuccessful claim.

Columbia, 5. c., Oct. at
the meeting of the State board of
control! today Mr.. Babb, of Green
VILE, wanted l13 gallons of liquor
returned TO him. He said he ran
an O. p. Shop and wanted the
liquor returned. He was cleared
by the grand jury of the charge
of illegal traffic in whiskey. There
was no witness against him ex-
ccpt Negro who was promised
immunity on Il charge pending
against him.
After some discussion the ap-
pllcatlOn was refused.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-10-08

"A certain minister, not thou
sand miles from Detroit, says
The Free Pree, loves a dollar with
a close affection. Not long ago a
young man asked him how much
he would charge to marry cou
pie. "Well', said the preacher
"the bridegroom pays what he
pleases, but / never charge less
than ten dollars. "Whew!"ex-
claimed the prospective bride"
groom, "thats a good lot of mons
ey. thought that kind of work
went IN with your regular salary.
ooh! no" explained the minister
"salvation is free, but it cost
money to get married..
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Was Almost Scalped.

Yesterday afternoon Il cotton
mill hand, boy about fifteen
years old, received II terrible
wound through some carelessness
IN handling his machine. His hair
got caught in the machinery and
he was almost scaIped before he
was rescued He was sent to the
hospital but was getting along
very well today. His name is
William Daniel. Columbia Re-
cord.
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BUcEten's 4rnica SaIye.

THE BET SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chap,
ped Hands, ChilbIains, Corns. and al
Skin eruptiOns, end positively cures
Piles, or no pay required 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Crawford Bros.
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. a = TO RIA
Bears the II The Kind You Have Always Bought
''''a'''' Of &xXZzIz&x
Dispenser Fired Out.
Special to The Daily News.

'PcC1'1 % TIC DaIIy News.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. 5.-The
State board of control decided to-
day to adopt Chairman Haseldon's
report and removed Dispenser
Mcdaniel, of the Chester dis
pensary. 1t was insisted on bv
the county board that the Chester
dispenser be removed or that the
business mt that place be closed up.
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\ Glass Too Much.

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ri, .o,s Cot nr,l,,r. ,.h.a,
Hurton r~oIit. with tbo n.,rr,.iro
a circuit iuagc by the name of
Brown, Il man Of ability, of in
flexible INTEGRITY. and heInvoJ and
respected 10y all the legal profess
ion. But he had one fault. His
social qualities would lead him de-
9pl'e nus judgment, INTO OCCASION
ii excess III ''"NellNS the CIR
C"IV II was MS naNl', the night be,
lore opening court, 10 get com
'"' '"''S '''"e'c"' III " certain
'"""'S '"""' one o"H' " t"uSh
citizen was arraigned on a charge
of stealing. After the clerk read
the Indictment to him, he put the
4"''''"''
'Guilty or not guilty 2
.GuiIt, Lrt dr,,,. .o,
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The Georgia Election.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 5.-AlIen
ID. Gambler, the democratic nomi-
nee, was elected governor of
Georgia today by an over
whelming majority. The popu-
lists lost everywhere.
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An Uncertain Dt,eaae.

mere is no disease more uncertain in n,
.,'tnie than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
me sympt ms of TO two cases agree. II ia
therefore Lost difficult to make a correct
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Diseases OF the Blood and k.rvc.-

No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Btters. Every disease of
the blood, nerves ana stomach, chronic
or otherwise. succumbs to Browns Iron
Bltt"rS. Known and used for nearly a
quarter of century, il stands to-day fore
most among our most valued remedies.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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Senator Quay and His Son Give
Bail in tIe Sum of So, 900 Each

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. g.
United States Senator Quay, his
son, Richard Quay, and Charles
Mckee, of Pittsburg, { were held
in So, 900 bond each today to an
swer at the next term of the court
to the charge of using State funds
in the Peoples Bank for their in.
dividual profits.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-14
Vermont Branch Annual Meeting.

The 26th annual meeting Of the YER
mont Branch of the Womans Board of
Missions will be held in the North church,
st. Johnsbury, on Wednesday, September
2S All ladies in tie state are cordially
invited to be present. A meeting for
officers and delegates will be held in the
chapel of the church at $50 o'clock
Tuesday p. M, September 27. Each
auxiliary and young peoples and chill
dren's societies are entitled to send dele
gates.
The ladies of st. Johnsbury will be
happy to receive into their homes, all in
attendance upon the meetings. Applca-
tions for entertainment may be sent to
Mrs. c. M. Stone, II Church street, st
Johnsbury, If possible before September
"a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-14
At st. Johnsbury East.

Miss Carrie Griswold has returned to
her school in Vergennes.
Mrs. Patterson gave paper on "Fads"
before the Woman's Club of st. Johns-
bury. 1t was spoken of as very interest
ing and suggestive.
The church roof is being shinged.
Other repairs will follow.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs.
Knapp's last week. Despite the rain a
good number were present and had SO
good time that they forgot any dis
comfort.
Miss Charlotte Morrill, has returned to
Brooklyn, N, Y.
B. F. Grout has opened a machine shop
in the Harrington house.
Miss Mertie Graham returns to Beach
Institute, Savannah, Ca, this week.
Miss Graham gave very interesting
description OF her work and pupils last
Sunday evening.
Miss Kate Nolan and Will Gardner
were married Thursday. Congratula-
tions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-14
RECENT DEATHS.
knowlt0n.


About FIVE months ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Knowlton came to this place from
Portland, Me-, on account of the broken
health Of Mrs. Knowlton, whose physi-
clans advised change OF place and eli.
mate. The fond hopes OF her recovery
were destined to be disappointed, and
with brave struggle and all that medi-
cal skill and tender nursing could do. she
steadily failed, till the hand of Death
relieved her of her sufferings, Friday,
Sept. 2.
Mrs. Knowlton was a rare woman of
a warm and loving heart, gentle, brave
and patient, modest and retiring, de.
voted wife and fond mother. and faith
full friend and Christian, and in the short
time Of her stay here had much eudeared
herselfto those who were privileged to
kr ow her.
Mr.. Knowlton with his little son will
have the deepest sympathy OF this people
in his sad bereavement. He has chosen
to place her remains in our beautiful cem-
etery and we are glad he is to remain in
this favored town, and bespeak for him
a warm welcome among these cor
dial and hospital BILE people.
Captain Kneeland.
Captain S. P. Kneeland, former resi-
dent here and brother of Mrs. M. !.
Russell, died at his home in Mooresvile.
N. c., Saturday, September 8.
A Statesvlle, N. c., paper says: "He
was only sick short time and his illness
was not considered serious until the even
ing before his death.
Captain Kneeland was civil engineer
and as such surveyed several of the rail-
roads in this state, among them the road
from here to Taylorsville. He located at
Mooresvlle some 20 years ago, and had
done land surveying and such engineer
ing work as offered. He was a compe.
tent engineer and stood high in his pro-
fession. In 1892 he was elected county
surveyor of Iredell county and was re-
nominated by the democrats in 1894,
but was defeated with the rest OF the
ticket. He was a kindly, genial man and
had many friends. He leaves wife to
mourn his loss"
Gordon.
Miss Mary M. Gordon died at her
home in Muskegon, Mich, last Friday.
Miss Gordon had been in poor health for
some time but her death came as great
shock to her friends. She was a daugh-
ter of William K. Gordon, lived for some
time in St. Johnsburv and was graduated
in the class of 1880 at the Academy.
She was grand daughter of the late
Col. Frederick Fletcher and only niece of
Col. T. Z. Fletcher. She is remembered
as talented and beautiful young lady
who made many friends while she resided
in St. Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-14
Legal Notes.

Legal Notes.
Judge Wheeler of Burlington has recog-
nized the ability Of David E. Porter of
St. Johnsbury by appointing him referee
in bankruptcy under the national bank
ruptcy law. Mr.. Porter's jurisdiction
extends through Caledonia county and
since the law went into effect there have
been three failures in this county E c..
Brooks and c. c. Bingham of ST. Johns
bury and Edward {. Frost of Lyndon
vile.
Col. Kittridge Haskins of Brattleboro
was here last week to represent the Brat
tleboro Overall company in the hearing
before Chancellor Ross on the petition
brought by George Hidden tor the ap-
pointment Of a receiver to wind up the
affairs of the company. The case was
con inued to next Thursday evening.
Chancellor Ross will then be at Buring-
ton and the papers in the case will be
sent to him there.