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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
HARASSING AMERICA.
FRANCE OPENLY SHOWS HER sNNrI
PATHy WITH SPAIN,
Has Adopted Prohtbitory Customs
Duties which May Force the
United states 90 Nctaiiatc.

80
NEW iorA, May la u'spa'cn 10 'he
Herald from Washington says: While the
relations between the United Sta,os and
Great uc,tain or. heinz mara cIosolv k,it
-. So,
'oso'"er' 'huSe WIZ" rra"oo "'' ho1 80
cordial as the authorities would IKE. IL
TRANSFERRED iodny that there mas been II
pl"uuedl SUSPENSION OF the reciprocity
negotiations between the Washington aud
l9rts governments due to the acton Of
the French authorities IN raising the tarlh
duty on several American products Inn
ported largely into france. ihis increase
Va heenly felt By meat shippers aud IN
dignant protests have been made TO the
state department which have caused the
department 10 submit a formal protest
on thu subject to France. In the meantime
the reciprocity negotiations are languish-
ing and II Is doubtful IL they viii be re-
sumed until France has made satlsfuc-
tory explanation OF her action.
TO say the least this was rather a sharp
trick, This government was informed al
the time the French executive recon-
mended its legislature to enact a law
providing for the imposition OF increased
duties on American products and the mat-
ter at the time was brought to the atten-
ton of the Paris authorities.
1t 10 the firm belief OF administration
officials that firm attitude On the tlrlif
and other questions between the two gov
erninents Is dictated by Francois sym
patty for Spain and there Ia no question
that the Spanish government Is receiving
her moral support, II the Spanish heet
should succeed In raising any part OF the
blockade OF Cuba the officials have no
doubt that France would be one OF Tho
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THE TEXAS TROOPS .

First regiment will DO moved to New
orleans tomorrow via Houston; train
VIII be In three SECTIONS, Emmets on the
second and Light Guard on the third
first section VIII not arrive until about
10 p. M; other sections between 10 and
midnight
FIRST regiment of Texans will move
over Central Southern Pacific via Hous-
ton; second by International; necessary
cars will be placed within eighteen hours
aftfr receipt Of notice from commanders
that troops are ready.
FIRST regiment has been presented with
n magnificent flag by Daughters Of the
Revolution at Dallas.
1t is said the Galveston regiment will
be accepted under the call for immunes.
Not likely that the Rough Riders viii
get away from San Antonio this week,
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800 Main i,

the foreigners, who, for 81,
want TO reach that M. ara
are seeking the priyilers !, y
vana previous to The b ~.
officers of the Polaria t tod"s n
que ,n,e certain of their pcsli,,
me understanding hi ",
courtesy would be extends a. Wy 4 /
peen granted the French 49, =
1t appears, however, tbat s Il. I,
tered Santiago, which L ~ ~
port, and discharged some ~ !,
consigned to Havana; ths, Y
Key West for .nstructions' u y
asked to enter that city q, ~ y
the Polaria had left her ho ny |.
the blockade had been e ~,
because she carries mail All N
the German consul. NoboSs ~ /.
lowed to come ashore from n 4
cept one passenger. who viii !.
her, and nobody is allowed !. \
the reason is that II IN NM
Havana harbor and cornrnuu,s,fs
meantime has been permit,N n
on board of her information NM
ried to the enemy. Neyertbsl,s
one individual has already obiaI,1
sion of the Washington authors
passage on the Polaria and n
hopeful of obtaining the sans N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
HE NAVAL BULLETINS.
Sylvester Scoyell Barred from Yes.
sells or Naval Stations.
had SLOWED AWAY ON THE UNCAS.
A Marine ana mn Apprentice Killed
and Seven others Wounded Cut
ting the Cicnfucgos Cables.

Washington, May 1s.--The news bulletin
tho following. An order has b,en issued by
the department forbdding the presence of
sylvester Scovel, newspaper correspond
cnt, aboard vessels Of the navy or at any
naval station on account Of his conduct 10
slowing himself away on board of the tug
uncas on the recent visit of that vessel to
Havana, he having been refused permission
10 go as a passenger.
Negotiations are In progress for the OK
change OF Thrall and Jones, newspaper cor
respondents, FOR Colonel Cortjo and Mill
tary Surgeon Julian, now prisoners OF war
In the United States.
inc Adula with refugees from Cienfuegos
lett that port May IL for Kingston.
The department also made public an abb
siraot OF the mail report OF Captain Nc
Gaia, commander OF the Marhlehead, de-
scribing the cutting Of the cables in Glen
fuogos bay hast Wednesday. The main facts
mad been sent out In the report already
made by telegraph, but few interesting
details are included In the abstract, which
Is as follows
At the recent action off Clenfuegos Lieu
tenant Southland commanded the Eiglo,
Lieut. snant Winslow the steam launches
and sailing launches from the Nashville and
Marblebfad, with Lieutenant Anderson sec
ond IN commando There were four boats
used and their orders were to drag FOR and
cut the cables OFF Cienfuegos under the pro-
lection OF the guns of the Nashville and
Marfblehead An infantry and cavalry force
posted about the cable house was first
driven from their position by the guns of
the Nashville and Marblchoad, The four
launches then dragged for and succeeded In
cutting the cables. While the cable house
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PORTO RTCAN REGUFEEs.


i"eS say reoptc Are Fearful of An
other VOmbnrdmrnt.
Copyright. 1895 by Associated press)
ST. Thomas, Danish West Indies, May 49,
over thirty Porto Rican refugees, mainly
women. arrived here last night on board
the French steamer Rodriguez II IL re-
ported tho governor general of Porto Rico
issued proclamation saying eight SOL
diers were killed and thirty four wounded
as the result OF the homhardment of the
forts at San Juan by portion of Rear Ad-
mirai sampson's fleet on May IL He adds
mat two gums were disinounted at MORO
castle, which otherwise was little DAMAGED
lie also says the other forts were not much
nurt' In tho town one shot, Il IN alleged
penetrated the palace and tho corner Of
powder house was carried away No
school children wcro killed
l'ho spanish transport Alfonso XIII and
inc Spanish fort steamer Mnnueln wer,
damaged by the American fire The span.
Ards, as usual, claim they won a yleto,v
basing their assertion on the fact that Tho
A'herioan warships departed under nfe
hut the refugees say the city of San Juan
IS sun IN state of terror In fear of an
american bombardment. Therefore pcop,e
are camping in the country out of range
OF tho American guns
me spanlards claim that Freeman Hal.
stead, the newspaper man who was sen.
fenced TO nine years imprisonment for
UNDERSTANDING the tortifcations of san
Juan, was wounded by Il shot which struck
'ne town jall, but the refugees say he was
PROBABLY shot by the spaniards.
Many funerals have occurred recently NJ
San Juan.
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Correspondence MS to maintaining ornes
on tho frontier between Governor Gull
berson and President Diaz shows what
is TO be done in that direction.
Murder cases In Fayotte county have
been continued because witnesses have
enlisted In the army
Brenhani Maifest has begun; city is
fun Of visitors
Texas w. C. r. U. will revive the or
gan aud sustain IT by assessments.
Captain Tibbetts brought his vessel
safely to Galveston though ho had mar
raw escape from the Spaniards
Governor has granted second respite
to Benson. the Fort Bend county muir
dcrpr
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CAPTAIN EVANS HURT.
WINS struck by - Heavy Piece nj,
Metal Falling from Dr,I,

was struck by Heavy Piece q,
Metn' Falling from Dr,l,.
Especial Dispatch to The Post and Now yo,I
.cralt Copyright 1898, by James Gordon
Beunettl 'o'" u
Key West Fla. May 1s.-Captain Evans
OF the batneship Iowa recently met with a
painful accident and narrowly escaped los
ing his life AS the result of it his right
arm IS now IN a sling but Fighting Bob,
is sim on active duty
The accident happened when the low,
was casting off the hawser Of a vessel which
she mad temporarily taken In tow. The
line. Whipping across the deck, Knocked
over 6Oo-pound battle hatch. which hai
stooa edgewise near q hatchway. ana sent
u crashing into the cabin below. Almost
directly beneath Captain Evans and lion.
tenant Commander Kimhall were seatea n,
table, The heavy piece OF metal wrecked
me table and, topping over. struck Can
his shoulder and oarttng a severe eon,ns,on
OF the right arm. No bones were broken.
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Hold Out Forever


CUBA CAN NOT DE sTiM|
n Gcrrnnn-Spainrd Says n
Key West, Fla, May 1S.-Seuxa
the wealthy Havana cigar merssT
waiting here for passage to Hsrsl
German steamer, denies the stog \
ton in the large Cuban towns
Senior Book says he is informal
real situation and can set many q
to work raising foodstuffs Wheieli|
necessary. He says the pres:
can not suarve Havana or Cub
mission in a hundred years,
When asked what wa beeoEtJI
Cuban population meanwhile h
his shoulders and remarked, tn
OF the burned fields and dtscsi
between riavana. Sagua la Crank
tanzas told by American insesdsE3
true when written, but toflal
those farms in working ordt'
tected by the government and "
lug a crop every forty days
THE island will be caplu'A
United States; the force agalnS
great, but 1t viii be MANY Dp'a
am o German. Yes. am aiso
but | wish it were all over tolls
1t will never be ended as toe v
bsing carried on. Twenty thoSax|
lean troops landed there can %
island. 1t is not like the Pnlllps
people of Cuba are armed ny y
ment and they will fight, HOW ~
60 don't know. | await now "
sion. / know the situation aN
afraid of starving IN ha'spI
you have four weeks nov
season and fighting for you WI
impossible" M
The naval authorities aug =
fighting vigorously against u
tho Polario. They say l'si ~
Havana now would be the ae'si
Naval officers point out tna
Cienfuegos cable has been cus
municatiun between Havana y
is still continued, probably Y.
Santiago de Cuba cable, wnl.a
derstood, was to be cut BY . ~
sci Of Rear Admiral SampoIs
Thus, while the situation ns ".
tical that the censor Is suppF.
news as to the direction aus ~,
of the two United States s
would be most unwise 10 sena
a self announced spaniard' ans 4, !
correspondent, Mr.. Knight IN.
Times, both of whom are ~.
of the facts this government =
Ing to keep from Spain.
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ENGLAND IS PREPARING.
Evidently Believes Crisis Ap'
proaches in the Far East.
Buying GREAT QUANTITIES OF COAL
Thss Is Being stored Away for nm
EmcrEcncy-Fuel Is Advancing
IN Price Rapidly.
BUYING GREAT QUANTITIES OF GOA

New York, May ia special 10 the
Herald from Washington says: Great
Britain is evidently preparing for a crisis
which she expects will occur in the Far
East Official information which has been
received at the navy department shows
that she is buying up great quantities of
coal in the Far Western States and is
storing 1t in her yard at Esquimault. The
cause for Great Britain's action is not
known In naval circles, but it Is thought
the British government desires to have
on hand large supply of fuel which will
be useful to her In the Asiatic waters in
case the situation there should be produce
tive of war. Because of those purchases by
Great Britain the price of coal has gene
up and the navy department is compelled
to pay a higher rate per ton than hereto
fore For the purpose Of preventing deal
ers from taking advantage of the govern
ment as well as for the benefit of the navy
ships, the department has determined to
store coal Of its own at Puget Sound, and
Secretary Long has directed Civil En-
glneer Endlcott to build coal shed at
that point. 1t is proposed to keep 5000
tons always on hand so that naval ships
will not suffer embarrassment or delay in
coallng when they put into the navy yard
at Puget Sound for repairs or docking.
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A SUMMARY OF TOD AVS IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Battleship Alabama successfully launch
ed Mt Cramps shipynrd, Philadelphia.
At tho general conference of the Meth
odlst Episcopal church. South. at Balti-
more Rev. w. T. Davidson, frate-nal dele
gate from England. made patriotic
American address.
Twenty lives lost In cyclone which
swept over Eastern Iowa ard Western
Illinois
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
RAILROADS..
county.

President stillwell plainly says that
the y. c., p, md G doesn't need direct
entrance into Galveston,
The First regiment of Texas troops In
Guiding the Holston companies. to pass
through Houston tonight.
The pittsburg and Gulf road rendmit-
ted TO the Southwestern bureau,
The Cotton Belt road has resumed all
trains.
boycott has been lifted from tho *.
c., p. and G.
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Local.

The Houston ladies have arranged to
lunch" the entire First regiment as it
rsases through tonight.
The hoys of The Third ward had a nag
raising
More recruits for the Twcnty.third regi.
ment.
Mr.. Ramsay offers somo homlng pigeons
for messenger service
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DAMAGE At san JUAN.
"ep"rtcd TINT the Forts We're uur,
hut Little nv Snmnso,

| nut Little by Sampson.
'sn,Isn. cable % The Post aud New York
don Bennctt) N"a''s "''-
81. Thomas, n. w. l., May 1s.--o,Inac
Rodriguez. French steamer from q,
juan. arrived here tonigh, with forty re-,
rNees, Ihey said the hombar,lirent OF San
!wan was unexpected and without notice,
Five were killed and Twenty-Five wonnasd
chiefly citizens, No school children wern
hurt NO guns were dishautied and lilo
damage TO the forts was small. 4 humber
q houses around the forts were destroynd
Porto Ricsns united With the Spanlards. 4
British citizen named Brown. 4 boatman
was killed by the explosion OF = she'll on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
ANXIOUS FOR ACTION.
Key West Hopes To Sec the E,yh,
between the ships.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post and New Yorr
don Bennett, W.T.
Key West, May ls.--Key West has i, ant.
on ner shoulder 1t is almost anxious 70
sight the Spanish fleet out in tbs .,,,,
somewhere and to have the great ney,,
natue take place near here instead a, -,
~, ~. eunan coast. There are DAYS whom ~. o.,
NAV, hss. mas lis fears, but this is not one 81
nhoagh Admiral SIMPSONS fleet NAV
nsn' os N the Windward passage, so,ne n,s
sa,,, 1l', &c nod to the opinion that H. H.
wars 40 nSey TO take place in these
coast Of Cuba. tue southera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
WILL CALL FOR NEGROES.
aresiucnt Wants Coiorcd Troops Ia
Go to Cuba.

-, Especial Dispatch to The post)
Washington, May 49, President McKin.
iey wants TO get the negroes of the United
states into action, So do great many
other people. 1t is agreed by army men
and those best qualified to speak OF the
conditions OF a Cuban campaign that negro
troops would be of great service in the
invasion of Cuba. Up to this time the
negroes have shown no great dsplay az
patriotism. They have not tried IA cn,,s,
and efforts made in different sections TO
raise regiments composed OF negroes have
failed entirely because OF their anparent
unwillinrness to servo their country, Tho
president. 1t Is said. proposes practieal
test OF negro patriotism and In his second
cali for volunteers to be issued soon he viii
ASK Tor specific number OF negro troops
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
MEXICAN NOTES
Plans of Havana Opsal
mort Whent-Deputtes w


Mexico City, May ia .us.
reached here, having, 1t Is isp"s ,
all the Havana forlificatlo,n,s, ,, "a b
liable Information for the cA''
eminent. .;.,, noos1
Sons Of the former Spanls' III |,
York nave arrived here am ~
ness. usx,ca "
/, is now proposed that Ne .l,sa
wheat. which is selling y, nj ID
ranging from 70 to 80 CEN hs, thsrt
vLluel. 1t is not known u'1, XII
tcnsiye stock, but II Is ii ,s,,,sos
begin to be shipped TO hu.p NV 80
Spaniards throughout ~ epiet,1
brsted their kings birthdly 4 n
out demonstration on accouh'
ity regulations in force.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
COMsiIrRC

Spot cotton up i-iGc In Houston, New
Orleans. New York aud Memphis.
Cotton futures IN Liverpool unchanged
to l-6i up, Z to IN in New York and in
New Orleans, to 10 up on old crop and
. to on far months with August the &C
tive option.
Wheat. corn and oats in Chicago all
lower and provisions 30 to tlac hignes.
Prices OF stocks arc as rule lower
all around.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
EOREItsN.

French press bitter in It's attacks on tho
United States.
Miss Muller an American missionary,
rescued from massacre In Africa by the
arrival of an English boats crew,
Hon. w. u, Gladstone died at Hawarten.
England ia collecting coal In preparation
for crisis In the Far East.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
WASHINGTON.

Senator Turpls made a strong speech In
favor Of the democratic amendments to
tho war revenue bill
Minister Mendonca OF praail in bidding
farewell, made an address IN which he I'M
btintinRly praised tho United stateg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
'oiNG TO HAVANA,

folaria Destined far IA,
May Not Reach !, 'r'' h"'
sIecial Dispatch to The Post ana
do s,y Rsn Copyright. is9s. by James Cor
Key West, Fla, May iS.-Tbe c,,r,.,
su,,a ro'aria' which is held In quar-
ah,ine' Is to get away for Havana ,oa.v
ana = lively scramble is going on .mons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19
URGED TO CALL MORE TROOPS
The President Told That 1t Would Be the Part
OF Wisdom to Do So.
Especial Dispatch to The Post,

NSPeeRI Dispatch
washington May lS--Presdn
or ioVoo more volunteers
ing out additional volunteers without
WV men uha'r arms In the United .ho
enough men to Cuba Porto Rico Philippines once insure M ~
tne 'ahpaisns these that he was
the United '""' "V was leaving
while complications with ara NAT
tue Ret IS recognized by the military ,,
o'ner nations nd rde, nc ~, 'na'
en FOR tho United pepared pay VI WIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-19

aenas yesterday and the commander a,
'"o Tort went out to fight them with the
SuNooa's Herman cotos, valients IN.
trenida ara canto.
1t is reported that a avh, too,, ,,,,
ne spanish Sunboats returned TO port
very la'e at night, claiming n eomple,r
'''0ry over the American ships, which
are alleged to have withdrawn.
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Mlilstoues hurst

No'mesneil, Texas, May is.--Yesterdav
morning z, {. Dougherty. who runs a NO
yer mn az Emilee, was seriously hurt Nv
an sNplos'on OF the mill rock. pieces str,r
.ns hiin en- the bands and back. Mir. Dough
uaV, while repairing the min ana pnttlns
~ . new powSr wheel, was bitten NV :
moc'asin snake about three weeks syo :
sa a nsa Just recovered. The new wheel
exnlcslon. '' causing tho
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HO. THEREl

What the matter? You loo mt "
Gus. Surely you w n
III is seldom We mes'
for business. -,
Only a catarrh, You say. 4 VI
enough. A catalr aa.ary
may lead to a e a,ss M
most fatal nlalaa'~
small beginnings !.
Our advice to you is never M
first symptoms o. .,ov y
der. 1t is sure % ksr ..
worse. 1t went sssrcss
there are many "
that kill. in time N. \
A rrea, no,nt to remember
cure in any SUCH M, vxs 4
blood disorders, No.
ailments, rheumss,r ~
nervous troubles N
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
Notice.

Having leased th,O. K mill at Gold Basin to p,rties who are runain4 It, me p1plic Is hereby no fled thit 'te mlII owners xii not bs resJo IsIble l9r any debts contracted JlTing Inc tIUe ot the tessee. O K NJ Co
 Klngman, A. T., Jnly G, 1898
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that neithei the Nighthask mine. nor the owners thereof, will be responsible for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon.
 JAMES T. LASoSoRD,
 SupenuieudeDt Kingmsn, ArizoDs, Nov. 23d, isSo.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16

Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chi cag0 and Los Angeles.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only via this line.
 Ask for beautiful illustrated book, which will be mailed free. JOHN J. BYRNE
 Gen, Passenger Agent, Los Angeles, Ca
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16

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 Raised on b1ilding on iors
 29, 3l, block 2l............ 200 OO
 Raised on building on lots
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 Added ice cream pArlLr.... l50 co
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 l3 block 2l............. 2U0 % II II Watkins, raised on lots 29,
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 Chairman ot BJard Attest: A LEFEvER, Clerk. SANTa FE ROUTE, Santa Fe Pacific R. K Co. (Western Division.) CONDENSED TIME CARD NO. 9. Taking Effect June l. 1898. | WESTWARD STATIONS EASTWARD No SO.2