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Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
ELECTION OFFICERS ARRESTED.
The Ballet of the Rev J. H. Harman of
 New Castle Was Refused.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 27.-Georg ge Mc1r.son and Jamss Davis, election of fcers at Nsw Castle, were arrested yes- terday, charged with refusing t9 ac- cept the baIloa of a qualified vctsr. The warrant was si1l-Tn cut by the Rev. J. II. Hgrman, rastcr o: tha Ms. Salem church. New Gas le.
 Ono onc bock HaTman's cclor was marked black and on another white. For this reason the elect.on officers e. fused to receive his vo5e. The ease will presented to the judges cf the curt Cf general sessions Cn Monday. It will be the first election case tlied il this city.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
BLIZZARD IN NEW YORK.
The Storm Stops Traffic and Ties u
 All Business.

New York, Nov. 27-When the peo- pie of New York awoke this morning they found the blizzard that ragged when they retired was still in pro- gress The storm, which began with soft sleet snow on Saturday at noon. increased as the day were On with heavier snow fall, and the wind blow ing a gale at midnigh.. There was q slight abatement e the wind this morning, but the snow still fell ana dTifted badly and the temperature dropped rapidly. It looked this morn ing as though the blizzard would con- tinUe all day, but 8. 1J o'clock there was breaking away in the west and finally tEe storm ceased altogether, and the severest blizzard since the memorable one of March, 1888, came to an end.
 The wind blew at the rate of sixty miles an hour during the height of the s-OTm. Snow feH throughout New York state. The fall i'll New York city, the weather bureau reports, was about ten inches, Philadelphia, nine inches; Boston, six inches; Portland, Me, four inches, and Albany a little over an incE. The lowest temperature
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
MANYPITIFUL SCENES ON THEBOAT
Five lives are Lost and Eleven Persons are Wounded in the Explosion, Which Was One of the Most Disastrous
 in the History of Stockton.

stockon 27-The Fourteen Mile slough part o killing dangerously wounding persons probably eweny Walker and between and dead are: JOHN TUIAN T. w. 4.
 WATSON HENRY engineer of the T. C. Walker WATSON DALEY, LAW O sead EDWARD PAUL stevedo the face and hands
  
 Francisco badly Stockton. majority bed hen the explosion occurred The people rushed from their rooms in their night clothes and found the The electric portion of the boat til was impossible to see nod much the boat had been car  scren4s hearendng his against seriously aaed   uay roasted alive When pulled his bones pieces.
  bqged 
 died shortly being brought W Blunt instantly  
 
  the unfortunate imprisoned men were receiving the full eh the steam as
   seriously injured unabe The exposed portions Of their
 
  trained ana experienced nurse assumed charge and throughout all " the
  lard were applied to the scaded men to relieve their suffering About hour
  Francisco, unued The property loss will not exceed $2o0o
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28

reported was: New York city, 25. All trains were delayed. Some that were due in the early morning hours had not been heard from at night. The terrific blow of Saturday night did much damage to small shipping III New York harbCr. It is reported to night that several tug boats, togetne" with a large number of canal boats. were sunk up the river by the force or the gale. The shores of the Hudson are filtered with wrecksge.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
INTERESTING TAX CASE.
If Weeds Wins Unpaid Taxcs in LCng
 Island City Will Be Void

New York, Ncv. 27.-An interesting ou=sticn of law was submitted today to the apenate division Of t1e second district supre me court, Bro klyn, Jus t:ca Goodrich, presiding in he ap2,ic3- ticn Of Dannistoun Weed and another, for he cancellation cf taxes on prop erty situated in the Borough of Cue ans.
 The ground Of the application is that the ass cssors cf Lcng Island City tail- cd to comply With the law requirin g tham to ses down in the asses ment rolls tho quantity Of land taxcd. h. stead, ths 2ssessCrs e1tar-d numbers of lIao block and lot as they appeared up on certain unauthorized field maps ot Lcng Island City.
 MT George ". Stephens ccucs fer the plaintiffs, says that 1t is a re -og- nized rule af law that the s.5tuts und r iW which an assessment fc- tax2ti-n is made must be compiled with in every substantial particular
 If MT. Stephens succecds in his sui, 1t will invalidata the taxas unpz5d in Long Island City up to the tir,e o: the consolidation with New York.
 This matter was tTiel in Sspt7 mber, 1896, Ecfora Judge Garratscn. of th } sl- preme court. who dso.ded sutstan- tially as ccl;endcd by M~. Stephens. and the appsaI heard t-day was brcught by the LCng Island City Of fciaIs.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
BLl ZARDS RAGING IN THE EAST

27The blizzard until o'clock
  fall reached depth of city
 crippled Suburban to
 
 city from interior towns tel Of conditions
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28

somble transports at southern points for the enbarkation Of troops to Cuba. The ships will be ready when called for. The Manitoba, which took part of the Eighth cavalry to Nucv.tas, will probably take the remainder Of that regiment to the same place, as request cd by General Carpenter, who is in command.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
TO TRY JESSE JAMES FIRST.
Andy Ryans Case Gees Over to the
 New Prosecutor.

Kansas City, Nov. 27.-The case of Andy Ryan, one of the men arrested for the Leeds train robbery. was called for trial yesterday. but was continued till the January term. Il is the pur- pose Of the prosecution 70 try Jesse James before any Of the O. hers held for the same robbery.
 It is, in fact, the purpose of the pres ent prosecutor not 10 try any of them. A new prosecutor comes in in January.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
DISASTROUS GALE.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 27.-During che gale last night and this morning thirty Earges and schooners lying in the kar- bor were wrecked and sunk and at least twelve lives lost.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
RIOS INSTRUCTIONS

Madrid, Nov. 27-The cabinet has agreed upon instructions to SenOr Rios, president Of the Spanish peace commission, for tOmcrrow's joint ses- sion at Paris, at which the treaty will be signed.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
REPORT DIsCREDITED.

Shanghai, Nov 27-'rhe report received here that hte British admiral lad hoisted the union jack over Ting Hai, the capital of tn island of Gnu san, and over several islands in the Chusan archipelago is not credited
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
BROTHERS DIE TOGETHER.
Conrad and Richard Lurzman Killed
 in Railroad Yard.

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 27-Conrad and Richard Lurzman, brothers, living at No. 1107 Chesapeake street, Canton, met death together in . horrible man Ter in the West yard early Saturday morning. They were struck by rain anu horribly mangled. Their bodies were found by some railroad men, who notified Deputy Coroner Chandler He
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
THE STORM AT HARTFORD.

Hartford Conn., 2-The s
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
AN ACTOR DEAD.

New York, Nov. 27.-C. w. Couldock, the actor, died tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South in n Week


Chattanooga. Tenn. April I'm the face
Of disturbed conditions and disturbing ru-
mors, business and trade generally
throughout the South have shown that
same steadiness, the existence of which
IN the country at large is we'll Indicated
Dy twenty less failures than Tor the-e9r.
responding week OF 1897.
Although going concerns have kept 60
ing satisfactorily, the comparatively few
ne" enterprises reported 10 the Trades man
during The PAST week disclose some re-
iuc'ance TO consider new propositions, for
the time being.
The Iradesman notes with pleasure, how
ever. that such industries as have been
sstling under way are well distributed
and widely diversified.
Among the moro important are cotton
seed OIL mills in Mississippi, Texas. Ten
nessee and South Carolina, and in the lat
Ter State batting mill; a large compress
IN Texas, and shuttle factory IN North
CafoiIna Another large lumber mill is
projected a Texas gulf port, and one
in West Virginia
NORTH Carolina reports brick works and
foundry, and Texas advices mention an
zee factory. canning factory ana an ir-
F'seticn company. An electric light COM
Eany and an ice factory are under way in
Sssslssippi,and in Georgia an e,eetiie IL. h,
pant and brick works. Tennessee re-
poris another FIGURING mill. and virginia
mas 100000 company 10 make Calcium
es rhide and acetylene gas machinery.
Inc Fradesman's entire list Is as varied
as are the items specified
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SHORT 1EXAs Sr1r'

WAXAHACHIE.-Mr Hausissfj
derwent a surgical operation r.
died Monday.
WARRENToN.--A largo 60
iirmed in The German LutheI1o,
Paln Sunday. NJ
KosSE.-Two young boys NJ
here for stoniug 4 freight tfaii
very common OF late.
LAMPASAS.-Large nuu,befs, n
being shipped from this place d r
the Territory; 200 cars have NJ :
enc day. .'
cALDWELL.-Fifty memben Y
club are out for a weeks 6sh ~
Alret 5 lake. .s..]]
ROCK ISLAND.-James BIs1
oauiy hurt b. spcftivc yp9i1
threw d lasso ct him ara a.
was then unable 10 contro. III r
only fortuiious circumstances
vented young Blankenship beii9j
ELGIN.-Eyerybody congratslii
on its big edition and its rap5@
and now consider it the first
State, if not IN the entire Soutk
FlCToRIA.-Mos, fiattering -
heard on all sides OF the eniaUil
by The Post in issuing such Il
edition on its fourteenth annIynl
TENAHA The Masonl. lcdu
Sanoueted last Friday night st @
Q. DR.. j, E. McWhorter. The
regular session also did work y
gees baving two Candidates lot
GRhNBURY.-Joe Hanna,
Was crushed TO death By al q
caNing in on him. Mr.. Alasipe 4
the same time, but il is hoped u
NERRV1LLE.-A water sersix
town. viii be arranged by CEft&
SchTNner. who will get watn
Grsealure for a reservoir Oh ~
Tx eE.
NOAkUM.-Many were the q
paid The Post management %
Of their fourteenth anniyersz1
such enterprise as was NANTES
ssue has won many friends ix
lere.
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York Total sales of stock. ~. -
~; Burlington. 30 20. =
London -consDls FOR money. i'll ala. %,
The account, III 7-is Mexican ordinary lsw
MEXICAN Central. new Is ssIs mar siIvs,
a que = ll-lsd Achey. -a2ls pcr ccis. rhs
Iais 81 discount IN III, open market Tor short
ana three moths hils. : is-Issis IS nsr cen,
:. Ssw York.--ciearlnss So, ~. $50: balances
ass Saturday. @Sa'nst
London The market for American sccu,,.
VS. aaysneod NJ the opening and rernsInel
stesrF al day on hearish coyerlnr RS
closing tone was firm and Inc demand f,,,
PaTis.'-Tbree per cent roRtes. lose VA, a.
me account exchange on London s5i ~,
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BUoYANcY IN STOCKS
LARGE BUYING ORDERS PLACED on
THE MARKET EARLY.
YEARLY All the Active stock. showed
Gains Of one TO Two Points.
Bonds Dull.

Ss~ York. April THE iateres; ant the
principal activity il the stock ns-ke; to-
say uas "a ;hs 1rss hour. Ire bulge al the
opening vas caused By the scramble to exc
cute all at once buying orders Tor several
,hs1snnd shares In zach Q, tbs issalas stocks
These orders Etr. PLACED hy irixhtsned
bear. who sar wsSn4ng 50 tie bnpysni ;oae
Assumed By American securities on foreign
exchanges. ard ~ho had In mind the sad ez-
Setifness q the shorts Of las; Monday. uppn
ihe execution q this mass o. orders at the
oPsaing prices promptly sold of agsin TIE
decline IVES arrested when rather more than
one half o, the advance pss lost The rest Of
the day The fluctuations were small excep, ia
tew speisIties. Notwithstanding the later
weakness gains o. from 10 points were
saved for nrasly all active stocks
The opening jump in prices was in sym
ps'hy with ,be buoYsHcy Of Americans on
foreign exchanges and on the reported media
tioa Of the pope in iae United Sta,es-spanish
difficulty.
The sentiment for peaceful adjustment
which found expression IL many nulFtts id
this country at Sundays religious services.
traded TO gisc color to the peaceful outlook
Professionals who were after the bears srall's
CATION tina, President Mckinley had deter
mined 70 eubody recommendation against
war or forrible Intervention in cuba ia bis
message. The early view had exaggerated the
possibilities Of peace. The official denial from
Washington that the pope mad beeu accepted
as mediator between the Urited states eud
Spain Was potent in dispeiiiug this view. E1-
trcasicns by mea In Washington who are
strenuous for firm action on ,As Cuban qus<
tion and expressed their content with asspr-
snces stysn them indicated the purpose OF
the administration 10 insls, on Cuban iude
readence- Notwithstanding these later ad-
vices The actise measure taken by the Pope
WAS felt To offer a possible means of Unfit
creing Spain 10 yield 10 tho demands Of the
United states. especially the opinion Of th-
vatican was heretofore reported as being 80.
LINED fayorably toward Tho granting OF ED
rsa indcl Evidence. This constituted the sus.
tanning force which saved The market from
? ;uli reaction from it's opening gains
Tbe EGid market wss dull npd SITTER %, wing
siYpnE prices essed of a H;iie. but sit ncd
gain before the closc. Total sales. si.I;S. ~
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WEATHER AND 4

khbyv.Iie. Jasper Count, q
This section has been y,s;,lI
day. by considerable rain =
OIL planted and Up with
c,eage in cotton viii he ~!
last year. The fruit crop !. !.
jureti. Up ~
Cameron, Milan County Nj
Fsfners Sre busy nlan,in, ~
recent rains. The wealth.
and crprs already plan,ed
Very little damage Was ions ~
cold weather. Frhi, is isi,,.ss
ciahie degree. and the yis,S. %
large.
Ienton. Denton County NJ
4 lisht frost was notIcad ~
the season, is exceptional ~
Iners are very busy now rangs.sI
that was destroyed by ths
firs,. They say that Lain ~
vslop the fact that the fy,.ss'
tftcy5bly ruined, eScep, ne,hs z
hISekterries and dewherrics b
Georgetown. Williamson e
April 3.-From conyerss;ior D.
who were in town yesterdas "
Of the county. 1t was lcar,,sa r.
corn was killed by the recon, p
Sore few are repianting III, !,
farmers say they VIII III ~
Al early peaches were killeds,<
IAN ers say that they nave ~
fruit. 4
cranhuiy. Hood County, Ian.
The recent cold has DELAYED crrss
to piant corn over. Tho fruit 4,
killed. Stock doing wen, comlsS ,
winter in good condition. 4
Beeville, Bee County. Ter,ss
slow rain has been falling betS I
prospects are good and grass 4 y
Yoakuni. Dewitt County. Ts,2
Tine weather for the past fer' 7@
very favorable to farmers. whs ~
behind with their work on NJ
continued spell! Of rainy vesS}
cloudy and threatening TO-DAY ~
prospects OF more rain. Fair x
be appreciated just now. u
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kersrdius the tanned sslmoa marae,. Ia.
Hffait Of Trade Of San Francisco says. ar
d. dsts Of Narch . THE mssket Is prss-
tie@siy unshaHsef for spot There IS fair
movement for the sesscn At carrcnt quota
tsoHs Ia pew SeaEon Cpltmbls rlyor re
!ftag ~ Yalee haSfHg heea made. buf 81 prices
g he nafned hereafter. onr adYtcsg iron
tn5t -tter fndtt@;e that the prize for FISH
Vii * si@ cgass pound siih 4 probat,e
Accent price lzgef On SoInt ssxA3as viii 81
csis N hprsl, commencing Oh The s9ih o. ;he
iHoilih ort the majority OF tbs Fishermen viii
ms Start il until Stay and Juue. They riaiaa
ihE' 7 does not paE 70 commerce sooner. n
n-f'@ ihsa 81 ce1ts Is paid for fish b. ear
befs snen u - fer ;ise pripoSe % ieruiug
so'9e o. me Neaker 70 the wall sor tho op,n-
i9p prcyt'is that q, oyer that figure a lBss IA
eeIistn 10 be met The Alaska Packers ~.
fefts'lnns sasse.s arc receiving quick ai.-
gaieh 20 the hlsAla caziierie
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The cEg MARK, sfs Aeak.r anc tssts we're
rssde al and ie cents 5Lul,ls receipts Ne
hezFf ;enorroS fEices may break
loiiiiry is in netiyq demrip5. Spring chick
ei,s al hsdiy wanted rsc- ttasiern fySnrtte
'ei' pstts TURKEYS are not ia leuaud
tfcl.cTs received lastrlfetlpar iada, 10 al
FSHef TIC Quotations ga al Eresn HoHcns ]
sfns Pound. ana .tre 1otihed thar ali E.tles
ffp1 How on so4h he SUBJ a; 10 asalsslna.
ticf
! issssrsn received from san Frsn,Isco 70
2 lfeustHsnt cofuGshwfoc AnuHa aaelssS Tie
latter 20 asFsuc- pEtecg o. almonds end auri.
ecf5- ils crop Of the latter being according
10 lhts rtEort. teiatir fpihsd. The peact,
efas. tae saFne ,esF<C5G says has been three
qserxss dss;soysi.
Acftces irosH csltornN 81 mail are 20 tho
enssf ina, the pa.Hlag of asparagus wss 10
oegia this week. Tho saifa report states nat
w iSmase 20 fruits ana vegetables hy iross
WIZ nave some efert upon California taineu
sSoJs this season, but that 1t Is yet 100 carly
TO determine how far ssiusa Will be- Effected
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~. Louis Grain nnd prnyi,ion

~! ~, Louis, April T. Fiour-~unrbaprea
hss Quiet No. red cash. elevator ~
ha.k. %ass Nay. LOO. iuly. Is,. BID. Sen,
1gn ,ssG'S.4: No hard. cash. sSis
NJ, --SteedSi No cash EN-. April ~
May ga bid; July. .S,s sep,enber s.i.
-lluii unchanged. Rye Strons. "a hid
ss las Higher ~ Timothy geed-Prime.
steady sacked. east tracy. 81 Jne IN,
snansS1; whisky 10 Cotton ufs-,s1 rag.
mos moss n ioSb,py "a PORK .iiFhsi standard
s s ~. snoire, 80. 9lr0n- Roaed 'hn,,l
aasts' ~. HSssi.; extra shor, dear. 5. s5 riss
sN'ss. shorts. 100 Dry sali mrats--l,,ss3i
sno s ", 1880 extra shert clear. s,s5.
barrels; wheat, io.coo bufhels. ~. s.,s
h ,. heis oats. -s,ep bushels Shinme.,sy
fhur scN barrels wheat. s5,s., basheIs.
'etn' ise~" bnshtlsi oats. iseOe bushels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
NEW YORK EXCHANGE


New YORK, April i.--Morey on call caster
Al l'@gi per cent last loan at ~ per ccnt.
prime mercantile paper. 50s per cent stcr,
ilhs exchange weak, with actual business In
oanhers oiHs al i.S5l@sli So, FOR demand and
at i1i= for sixty DAYS: posted mics I 49,
~ ana isii4GiS5. commercial bills. slfi
i.Np's shycr certificates. 55asHsSt,. sales
-; 80 ounces u 5Si, bar silver. 55is Mexican
, SoI,sFs. -. Government bends Irregular;
STATE bonds dull railroad bonds strong
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hou.top Mnilroaa ncc.,,,.


The Gaivestor SPOT mare, Iced .,.,-.
STEADY and unchfnsed su'S' hut
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HEAVY STABLES.

fA'sfNa 4 - Al Lbs.
AMMUNITION Powder, Dor keg. &. oaa
81 blaYug powder ;i65 per keg: drop shot.
per sack st2S; buck. 81 %
BA'oN--Estra shor, clear in sacks. GE.a
ssr REGULAR es06ar; boxed i4c higher:
lies, re: breakfast bacon gGs8se
BAGuiNG AND TIEs-Loss than car lois
from Houston Bagging, s-lb. 6ssr. sI.ib,
-, he. Arrow, 4S-lh. gec. Delta, 81.
CANDY~Stick. wrapped. basis n, 5i.efslLc
per 10: special sizes, 10 higher.
cotFEE Rio aud Cord0va. oa,Gi1I.c. mir
s,a;fssSs' prime ssfpss choice es.a loc. fancy
Tees Arbnekle's Ariofa bass lo9-lh rasss lid
delivered 5s-lh cases, IL .ean delivered
FLoh " Empire Mills. Houston. Dawson, I
niAh patent sSto. White Ribbon, second I,at
sni. Aae' Texas Star Mills quote Tidal
Wave, sa.fe' Sea Fairy scrond roller na,sn,
S-s9' Sea Pearl. ss.4e. rye Hour $50. snce,ai
!atss for ahipmeuts To interior points: donr
70 etft.is " above sacks. In hall barrels s6c
FARINAcEOrS GOODS -Grlts. bom,nv an.
cream meal in barrels, s.. 20: prar mssi IN
sp.ap sseks. y 50 per Dbl Of four sacks: s,o,cn
ano Friends oats. ESQ Columbian oats e. *
HAMS Standard, 81. sIslse nieni, nam - ~ ~
noHE1 In Glib cans, extracted iiaSt5,ae.
w eomh' ,aiec; 70 ls-lh cans, extracted. s.sc
iSahl. hshurd tierrrs compound 81 te.t
eA.c; Alb eanh &c higher than tier.os. IA. il
cans - higher 5-lh cans 10 higher: s.ib
MoI.AssEs Rehoiled. fair. isalsc, pr,mo
3sIaac. wv ''"p syrup
RICE Extra fancy head. snqiss.o. ebo,cc
f'5gsn: far, iiIi'sc; fancy imported. 1870
"a, Basis for els s!sal. &c: manIlia
&c Liverpool, coarse. epHsse. fine. sssp
avs Louisiana, coarse. SOC fine. a,,, barrcls
S-,is - S-'''i '"-'s'
.SALT FISH sisekercl. No. i. III ie.lb k,,s
sasr{ ;os. half barrels. sj.s0fFsss "'''
sARDl les American quarters. "a s,s5z m +.
@vstaTd thrse-uuartcrs. s. tens 20 innor,e5
quarters. $50 s s'i''A'
TAR H.-standard goods: Pearl IN ION
esN.t, sri Royal Clos. bulk age; Nickel ~,
u. 70 and io-lb boxes. ~ o'se per
St.'s h--o Quotations are for small lo,s. xne.
SD r,l,ss siyen on carload orders STANDARD
f.niriatcd a.l6r; cubes and rcwdered srs'.
Los . yellow clarined, fancy 1i.Sass.
" PRODUCE
s rs,, = aIItornia small white exc nor ~
s bis.k eyed peas sA.flsysc' s'sus'sr'
f.nex r, Ei,,-hlne Star. he dairy i4fsiso.
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New York APrii THE general dr. goods
trade continues laie; and without uew fes-
lures os interest The yoiume OF business
aa;ne has been limited by the curren, war
lish, and rriccs steady, though so~s ~
Ifefement is rcroTicd IN export ,rae.
i,rihiet fabrics are dHiil ani feniuTeless ri,s
eei1Shd IS light, and the inafktl. il Anything.
eIs9ia!s a heavy tone. ''''"s'
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f.i1a 3 .. b zsozt. Spo.--1rsiozs n7rEri
srd dtssfrg-fs prprss-rcf strength on e1ii-
fsh late cables a11 e5 pex-ed Developments A
Esees5c1 scflcssi. however ~iih general real
.EinE-e he sleze uzs &SiA lostrs No :
eutsi= ccsio1 s~e9 oil s.srds aed ftvr-iar
buy erss Win nor< scsies dsalaaf. rte ron
ard eoprer qSts,- Tia steady. S,eiter ffrn.
Lard easier.
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Month CT dellvey.

b bid. sellers: value.
New York Futures.
Futures opened firm: at noon quiet and
closed steady: sales, s-s0k
lOpen- Saty
Month of delivery. Ing. lClosedlClose.
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Negro stabbed II ~

Denton, Texas. April =.
cid negro. living ID tho ~
town. was attacked IN h'5 q
and stabbed seven times n
pocket knife, seriously s'iI
wouEding him. ~
A negro is charged WIZ
the officers are in search ~
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PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
z gEA Sc lIfornia small white az. ~. n.
n issss'g ~; pink e; Lima beans sEsfs,se
\. ~. ,Ek-TBine Star. Ice; dairy. ,.x,,g,
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500 To Any
WILL PAY 500 fos a
or Weakness In Men
Fail TO Co.

An Omaha Company plses
time tefors tn. public M
Tor the cure OF Lost WIZ
Sexual Weakness, aru n
Force in old and young
French remedy; contains
other harmful drugs y 1
Trealment-magicai In ~
its cure. All readers, wy vs.
o weakness that blights
that mental and physiesI W. r.
TO Lost Manhood. should 49,
MEDICAL COMPANY, W.
they will send you absolu.
able paper oil these diss.a65c
proofs OF their truly
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HITTER AND EGGS.

N'w nork, April -Esgs--Rsceipts. 90 ,.s.
n, y, western, 10: southern 9issiG -''ss'
~. hsnsas ely. Apiii s.-isutter-Firm: cram.
light; market firm. -heecipts
- Louis, April sutier-F,rms .,s.,,
sfs; lsg ls's; dairy. 9di5. Eggs Firm
,ss,'ss. 70 Ap.,i s--Battes Firm; creamery
$50 ,.ss' salty, nfi.. Cheese--Qule, sS,sts'
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-05
ros's CahIegrnm.

New fork.April THE Esening Posts Ion.
don financial cahlesram says: 9TH. stock
marhets ops afd steady tecas on tho I,,i,ort
tan; the pope was medisting In the Cuban M
tsif aud on the seeufine nt china i'Srfs by
Eie'snd' Spanish Is rose 70 5Iis The buy
.ng Q; Americans VAS rather extensive To-Day
nal y was not influential ior dis-rimnatill.
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