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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22
CONTINUOUS OVATION.
Al All Paints Great Crowds Turn out
To Greet the prcsident.

Az All foints Great Crowds Turn ont
To Greet the prcsident
Cincinnati Ohio. October Clone con-.
uunoua oyalon has marked thu passage Of
President Mckinley today over The states
OF lnehaa and Ohio. Defyirg the wind ami
rain OF most dlsagreeable october da,
TIE citizens OF these States have eongrc.
GATED In great numbers at every sta9In,
sscns the line and uisyer have they No.,
disappointed, for the president has MA
elouslS appeared at every point whera
crowds awaited his coming. TO sneak a re,v
WORKS 70 his constituents and reeeive ,hsi,
approving vheers. '''''
ie'hiis the most imposing demonstra-
ticn OF the day was at lndlanapoNs wbe~a
the streets through which the nrsuiTan,
was driven to the state house were i.mmt a
win PEOPLE. On the steps OF the Stefe go
itol, &lmost within the shadow OF tho statna
OF Thomas A, Hendricks, the president -
iiNered one OF the most striking aed eio-
Queat Addresses OF his long Western tonr
IN the course Of { he paid g.acstul ,rlhnI, -
10 the memory OF Hendricks and also m on.
frtsdCS.t Harrison, both OF which refer-
esnc.s We're received by the people Win
ceafenirg applause. "''
Al Connorsyille. Ind, A s.months.
taby was handed over the railing nj H.
rear platform into the arms of Ssers,., -
wilson, who presented 10 the prasiden, III,
youngest namesake-Wil,am Mckinley
The hiring OF cannon In honor Of ,h.
presidential visit at kokomo was attenSaS
win disastrous results, james Jones heins
instantly killed by premature explosior
Another was seriously injured and may die
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CAMERON TrEaIs.
Marriage al Charles L.. Kelley to Miss
DRiscy Cough


Cameron, Texas October 2l.--on the
everl7g of the Goth OF October. 1898, at The
Baptist church in this city, Mr. Charles l..
Heney and Miss Daisey Cough were mar
red by Rev. l.. X. Scarborough, the pas or
Of the Baptist church, A great deal OF iu
forest was taken in this happy union, as
tho bride end bridegroom are very popular
N all classes OF society. The church was
handsomely decorated, the ceremoay most
impressNely performed by the officiating
minister and tho church vas nued 10 over
nowng by friends, who attestod by their
presence their sympathetic applnval OF This
interesting event. The bridegroom is ana
OF C-ineron's young business men, a native
OF Milan county, son OF MIR. L. j. Hef-
icy, ana Is much esteemed in the commUl-
NY Tho brlue is one of Camarou's haIles
IS niece Of Dr. y. Cass oae OF our pronl
nent physicians with whom she has re-
stcei the past two years. MIR. and Mrs.
iieney received many handsome and yalu
ahie presents from their largo circle of
trends and acqUoAntances, among which
was beautiful residence los In tlss civ
by Or. Cass wy
considerable frost fell hero last ghf
lhere e goat deal of cotton to be picktd
YET ana in sections OF the couatu The cot,
.oh - oNnSldoi&biy Damaged by he recent
rams aud winds. Today is bright and ner-
feotiy clear
ihere Is some confusion In Che district
court on account OF Judge Taiiaferro taktnr
hard Oh II right before last. He Is stIil
conilned to his bed at the Brown hotel. bur
thIpks be Will be able to resume business
next Monday morning
the granl jury is very busy today. M,nv
witnesses are in attendance.
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SHORT NEMS STOKES.

LITTLE ROCK.--Au indications point to
the transfer OF the Little Rock and Menphis
road TO the Choetaw and Memphis company
ia tins city next Tuesday, after which the ex-
pcctation Is that work will be hurried on the
latter road to this city
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-WnlMm King q
lrcmtnent young business man " Gregory
Woodrnh county, was assassinated. lie WAS
IN his store busy arranging TO close Tor the
ieht when the shots were fired through q
window by an unknown party.
PIrrSBuRG,-Two thousand Monogshela
river zeal miners have struck 10 enforce the
Chicago agreement. Thsy are preparing 10
prevent any men taking their places.
MONTGOMERY. Aia-Calyln Mccoy was
found dead In the street lie had hecn MUIR
dtred and robbed.
NEW NoRK,--Mattie Matthews OF Brooklyn
got the decision over Tommy Ryan OF Phila-
deli ha in tho thirteenth round Of what was
10 have bean twenty round analr, At
catch weights
CAMP POLAND. Knoxville, Tenn.--IAeu-
tenant u, Il, Colt company G., North Carolina
regiment, suffered death MS result Of pistol
wound, which was inflicted presumably by
accident.
CLAiRVlLLE, Cal,--FiSe persons lost their
lN.s IN hotel ilre here Tho dead are: p.
Pedriti Carson naney. Mrs. Cornado, Flor
ence Roberts, and an unknown woman.
WASHINGTON The Japanese government
has appointed Mr., Jutaro komura, vice min
lister OF foreign affairs, to be minister of
Japan 10 the United States Mr.. komura was
born in 1858 and studied law at Harvard uni
versity.
BEEBE, Ark.-Mrs. LeSeurs was burned to
death at her home. Her body was lying over
q hole bored In the floor when her fate was
discovered.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Cal.-Geaeral w
Il. Clark, the ST Helena fratrieide. died
coolly on the gallows.
ClNClNNATl.--The resignation ia an
nounced OF Captain W. W. Peabody as vice
president OF the Baltimore and Ohio South
Western. HIS successor will be A. NJ. Green.
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Victoria LocaIS.

Victoria, Texas, Oetoher 21.--The South.
western Telegraph and Telephone company
has been receiving and distributing large
quantity, OF poles and other materials to
be used IN the extension OF their line from
Victoria 20 Beevhle
THIS management OF the fair are recslyinx
great encouragement in the way of low
rates. EXHIBITS aad Attendance. The races
and live stock exhibit will be better than
features
W, p. Laushter, Independent candidate
for the legislature. spoke at the court
house Wednesday night. A Triangular dis
euFzeon was expected but for some rsa :
son did not 1nataralize.
Plans are in progress for the ereauon
OF a hospital here, an Institution lony
needed 'NHs
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HALLETsVILLE LOCALS.
Several Cases of Diphtheria Report
ed mt MoultOn.


Halletsvile Texas, October 2l.-Mr. B.
c. Crawford. who has been hero in the
interest of the Knights OF Honor lodge,
succeeded in getting ten new members.
DIR. a. +. Newbury, county health officer
was called to Moulton TO look after fumi-
eating, there having been several cases Of
diPhtheria there, some OF which proved
fatal. There have been plumber OF cases
in the Whiting neighborhoci whsre the
serum was used to good advantage.
Judge NJ. Kennon has gone TO his home
in Columbus, but will return and work on
the civil docket next week in district
court The criminal docket was entirely
dispcSed Of in Two days, resulting ia two
acquittals and one conviction. Randall
johnson, c0lorei. got four years for as
sault with intent 10 murder
There are now, including Johnson. but
three prisoners in tho county Jail, the
other two being charged with misdemea-
nors. Lavsca county thus shows a good
record.
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THE PRECIOUS METALS.
Amounts of Gold and silver Mined
During the Near 1897

washington, October II The director Of
the mint in his report upon the produc-
ton OF precious metals during the calendar
year OF 1897, Just submit1sd to tn sse-
rotary OF the treasurer. deals not only with
the production of gold and silver in the
uNited States, but in foreign countries as
well and draws comparison between the
production OF th2 leading producing ooun-
tries OF the world The sources from which
information mas been derived are the most
authentic and reliable and the figures are
as nearly accurate rs II 3 possible TO OBJ
tain
This value OF the gold produced during
Nle Calendar year OF 1897 was S57 1853, 900
The South African republics hold first
place producing gold to the value OF s5T,-
t63,S6i; Australia, $50, 6SA lS2. and Russia
$500, 40 The United States produced
during The year SO, $50 090 fine ounces OF
silver and Mexico So. S03,lS0 fine ounces, a
decrease for the Omitted States OF 4,g74, 500
fins ounces and an Increase for Mexico OF
S2oo,, fine ounces,
An exhaustive table submitted NV tha A.
rector Of the mint dealing with the pro.
duction OF the leading producing oount. -
OF the world for the calendar year 1897
shows that the United States brought In
the surface total OF 2,774,5S5 fine ounces
gold valued at s57 .36s 600 and So. SEQ. 900 finc
ounces OF silver valued AZ S6D.ua,..,L. C.l.
orado is the banner State, she prolucin.
gold valued at Sl9l04,2O0 and silver with a
coming value OF Se7974S35.
Inc entire world produced gold valued ~
12SHbV4,SOo and lS3,0g6 fine ounces OF
silver with coinage value of 1926 1870 3u0
Mexico produced S9,iSS 500 in gold ANA
5S,90S,lS0 fine ounces OF silver with coin.
age value OF $50 693, 900.
The worlds production of silver is this
SHOWN 10 be largely IN excess of any pre-,
vious year.
The United States coinage was gold STA
iS5 and silver IS, 4S7.3s7. The worliis
coinage during the year, including recon.
ages, was gold iS17lSS42; silver sl4s..
SsO,asS, or total OF $780, O9s, $50.
AT the average price Of silver for ths
seer. ""s
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DOMESTIC.

The Episcopal church preparing to sena
missionaries and establish churches Ia the
nov territory acquired by the United
States
Memphis has raised her quarantine
against all points and IS now wide open
to the world Mississippi quarantine
rAsed bu, refugees Notified that they viii
return ut their own risk, which is small
Charles w Buda OF pes Molnes, Iowa,
wins the Belle Meade handicap shoot.
Hester places tho worlds visible at O.
1881 bales, against 2lG0 522 last year
The total into sight since September Is
,sg.ie0 bales. against 2.iO9,IsS last sea-
sob.
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THE QUARANTINE IS RAISED
Restrictions Removed BY the Niss's'
sipi Health Board.
THE REFUGEES ARE GIVEN WARNING.
s,,iI Dopuer Of CONTRACTING the Dis
ease Memphis LIS W iuc opr
ord of New Gases and DEANS

Jackson, Miss, october 2l.-The state
boa,,l Of health this evening issued the
following quarantine restrictions:
headquarters Mississippi STATE Board Oh
Health. jackson, Miss, October ~ 1872
p. m.-Whereas the official report oil the
last few days shows marked decrease III
the number of new cases of yellow fever In
the State of Mississippi which fact is con-
ssiered sufficient evidence that the wealner
conditions are not favorable to the further
general spresd OF the disease, the ther-
mometer having reached as low as 81
,egraCs for the central portion OF the statei
therefore be it ordered by the executive
committee of the Mississippi State board
Of health that all quarantine restrictions
On passenger and freight traiIic DC ana tue
same ars hereby removed.
Be it further ordained that all pgrtes are
prohibited from going from Infected houses
until they have been thoroughly disln-
fected am released by the State heallh or
ncer in charge OF tho various Infected
PORTS. The State health officers ere hereby
charged with seeing this order properly eA,
ocuted In raising the quarantine the board
Of health desiie s TO warn the public that
in0fe is SUM NduEtI VI NohAi "NNiHH -
disease ard all persons returning to IN
fected points mus. assume the FISK whlcn
with proper precautions we believe to be
comparatively small
j. +. Hunter. Secretary.
The official report of the board of the
fever situation today is as follows: Jackson,
I new csses, Essie Kahn, Mrs. Courtney,
son Of Mr. Breshed Frank Kavanaugn,
Gertrude Cally, Mrs. Price and one colored.
kUu faath NJ 1 lfTiGlpr. TaX-
lors, | new case / death; oxford, no new
cases: II iris on. no new cases. l death,
Mr. McDiuiel; Madison cases Hatties-
burg cases; Iazoo City, 10 new cases;
Crystal Springs, rev case, infected new
district
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siAtfift0ADS.

Morgan steamship El Mar sailed from
Sabine Pass last evening. loaded with an
Immense cargo for New York.
~ new railroad TO Sabine Pass char
tered at Austin yesterday.
The commission fixes November for
hearing regarding Texas lumber rates.
Denver and Gulf railroad throws out
Inducements for monopoizing the cattle
shipments Of the Panhandle.
The modification OF quarantine rcgnla-
tons causess 0 partial resumption OF traf-
tic from Algiers. La, to Texas.
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Armstrong; address, Mrs. Cyooir., Z.
Hillsboro; report on unfermented NJ.
Mrs. c. ID. Richardson; report On r s's
contest, Mrs. Millar; record Of n,ir,s..
Song; election of officers for ensrlinr ~
2;15 p: m.-song, by choir; deyossaI|
Mrs. John Banner; new and usfinth,
business; recess: song; model ma,h-y|
meeting, led by Mrs. j. N. Porter 81 nm
boro.
Up. m.-Song, by choir; devotional Nl,
u. f. Singleton; instrumental selsujr
Minor Circle; address. Mrs. Helen VI
dati; temperance doxology; benedlctIeu
This is the last day OF three IN
session Of these good women IN Euas h
being the third annual convention FOR ~
Sixth district. Mrs. S. E. Gcodmau 4
Hillsto zorro Is president and Miss TarY
Armstrong of Dallas is secretary. Tim
are large number of visiting ladies' ii d
tendance and the home people are tafd
them royalty.
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Hcurnc Locals.

Hearne, Texas, October 2o-Mf. 4 4
Astin OF Bryan was in the city yestedi
en- route to Mumford.
]. r. Fraim came over from GAuN NJ.
terday on business.
Mrs. n. Bloom of Buffalo stopped on
in Hearne yesterday en- route to Mexsu
q visit to relatives.
The International and Great NcfhHi
pay car was here yesterday and paid %,
ployes of the road September salareA
Attorney T. N. Graham Of Calvsf !
here today
Messrs. r. ]. White. J. R. Collier, q
l.. Duncan and Stone W. White cana "
from Mumford today.
Judge John Il. Crawford q Franklin Y
here on business.
Luther C. Spencer OF the Fourth Tar
regiment passed through Hearne ioda! 2
route to his home In Thornton on u'
Tough.
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CHILE AND ARGENTINE
HAVE AGREED ON \ PLAN TO SET.
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
An Arbitration Commission to lie
Composed OF High Functionnrics
OF Both Countries 10 lie Formed.

Especial Cable Dispatch 70 the New York Her
aid and The Houston Pest copyrIghted
1898, by James Gordon Bennetl)
Bueros Ayres, Argentina. Friday. October
PA dispatch from Santiago. Chile, says
that the government has resolved to APP
prove tho Argentina proposals about Puma
de Atacama, except as TO some insignifican.
"details, According to these proposals a
commission Will be appointed to decide
which part of the disputed territory shall
be coded TO Argentina
Senior Pinero. tho Afgentire minister a.
ssntiaso. has resigned, as officially an
nouneed, because Presidents Roca and Err
razurix have settled matters without his
tnteryention; but believe the true motive
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures unchanged In Now YoTN,
to points down in New Orleans, and
1t, lower in Liverpool; spots all I'M
changed.
stock markets better on a report that
Nrrchand had been ordered by France to
withdraw from Fashoda.
Disappearance of the European war scare
caused u decline insll 1.-The grain and pro-
vision markets.
puns trade review says political uncer-
tainties have affected the foreign exchange
markets.
Both Bradstrccts and Dun call attention
TO the heavy exports of wheat, but say
little about general trade.
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tleurue Locals.

Efearne, Texas, October I.-Alts
days visit to relatives IN AustA
f. +. Blbes returned yeSterday y. r
Mr.. Seth Burnett OF CalVert
on business yesterday evenins ..,.,i1
Rev. w. I. Tardy of Paris 49,
Rev. j. Il. McClurkin In me rp -
meeting now being held az lns
church.
A heavy frost fell last r,isnl. v.n,f
Charles q. Wood came in iroin
this morning. .,,.,v,,
b. F. Love. Robertson cova ns ID
collactor, is here today colossus
taxes. q. tnii, \
Mr.. G. II. Sutherland OF 81 -
selling Shoes here yesterday
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
TEXAS POLITICS.

Mr. Kleberg advances several good rca-
sons for the retirement OF the republicans.
Mr.. Hogg says sayers will get the big
gost majority ever given a governor of
Texas.
MI. Sayers will attend TO applicants for
appointment between the day OF election
and his return 20 Washington
Waco voters were stirred TO activity by
Major Sayers' speech.
Gibbs aud Baird spoke at Galveston. The
mudsiller says he IS drawing crowds.
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s'h'on' Texas October 2O,-E. s. Dur
ret agent for Parlin & orndorfi Co Of
san Antonio, was here giving practical H.
'us'tauons Of the workings Of the disc.
three. SpoSeu Oh
h. H. 4. Green paseed by last night IN
ms special car en- route &c Rookr5rt fror,
sLense he will go by beat TO ST JossnS' =
lsianu TO inspect the new club house no.,
in course of erection. "o"
snef'u odem went to Portland Tuesday
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INVESTIGATION OF The WAR
Surgeon Taylar Tells Of Delay in Sc
curing Supplies.
MAY RE0IISI1IoNs JUST NOW FILLED
Post Chaplain Nave Says that the
Effects Of Sick soldiers i'm the
Hospitals Are stolen.

Atlanta, Ga. October 81 The war in
yestigating commission arrived here at 10
o'clock today, and after calling on General
Pennington in command OF the depart |
n ant, proceeded TO Fort Mcpherson. The
only work TO be done here is in oonnec
ton with the hospital aud it contained at
one time during the past summer almost a
thousand patients, most OF them coming
from Tampa and other Florida camps&
The commissioners have received but one
complaint concerning the conduct OF the
hospital. One or two days Will be spent
at Admission. Ala. after which the COM
mission will proceed to Huntsville and
Chattanooga.
The commission devoted the portion Of
the foroenon after its arrival to an In
speotion Of the hospital at Fort Mcpherson.
The members separated into parties of two
each for the purpose OF visiting the va
rious divisions Of the institution. They
encounterti no complaint from the sick
men. They found the men in the mess
room abuudsnily supplied with food and
all partaiaBg OF Il with relish known
TO only mon who have Just recovered from
typhoid fever
Th5 commissioners examined only two
witnesses here They were Major Blair
Taylor, surgeon In charge OF the general
military hospital here, ana Rev. Orvile
j. Nave chaplain of that institute. Both
appeared al tho afternoon session OF the
committee. Major Taylor related the his
tory of the hospital from IFS tnception.
He sud that recently he had had no diff
Guilty In procuring supplies. as he had bea1
Fttf qwtA To MIN sal4HF hgfFy
This authority had not. however, been
given until the 1st OF August, whereas Il
had been asked as early as the 18th OF
June lie had in the bcgia3ing OF tho
camps history had considerable difficulty
in getting requisltions fiiled although h.
had had no difficulty in getting them ap-
proved By the authorities AZ Washington,
One requisltion made on the 10th OF May
and another on the cath Of June hal not
been entirely f!llef un;ll very recently.
This requisiuon had been made on the
New York supply depot while all that we
made on the ST. Louis depot had been
promptly filled ono hundred and sixteen
cots ordered in the beginning Of the s2a-
son had only arrived day or Two since
and they were no, now needed. pr Taylo.
had on accom- OF the delay in filling these
acquisitions. been compelled to call on The
surgeon general for a portion OF his spe-
Gal fund and hAi thus prevented any suf'
tc'lHh ulivnb l'pe't" Ntp''h 80" 49, s' NV
:" ~ su,rn ineio VI - "a So ~ IN I'm.
~ 80 ~ ~ L." ,,,a ~, rs.
va! Suil'.iei' , - ~ ~ ,',t, -
~! y q.'9,''i - ~ go ~
~ ~ ~ r'neu ~ ","ee, "oat,'a,' :,
prevent Infection. He also said that man!
!a''etts l 'ls 1p2en scil nele W@o we're NJ
~ VohI1toi, 70 ~ teino'sd' as many
Tam haa tyPnolu le!er;
many pduehls hAf uieu so2n 9i'er ar
'ly,%'
neN orFli'e NAVE posi- 'cnspta'h az 'ol
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Ihc LOuislnnM KenOrt.

New Orleans October 2l.--The State
bolid Of health report for the Cay was no
new cases and one death in New Orleans
ana one new case at Wilson. No reports
were received from other points. Pies. degt
souchoa notified the government authori-
ties thao immigrants Will now be admitted
To tho Stnte -
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Mcmphi. Now wide Omen.

Memphis, Tenn, October 2l.-The board
OF health today raised the quarantine and
Memphis is now open to all points. Cold
weather has prevailed for several days and
tie board regards all danger from yellow
fever as past. Tho Memphis quarantine was
imaugu'ated more than SIX weeks ago and
Was tho most rigid In tho history of the
South, no one being allowed 10 enter the
city from any part Of The world
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THERE Is AND THERE ISN'T.
Conflicting Report. About yellow

Conflicting Report. About yellow
Fever In Monterey. Mexico.
Washington. October 21-Reports having
reached the marine hospital service of the
presence of yellow fever at Monterey, Mex
leo, the bureau today wired the American
consul general at that point for informa-
tou. The following reply was received to-
night
Monterey, Mex. October 81, 1S9S.--Dr.
Crosse, = reputable physician, experienced
in yellow fever, says yes. Other physicians
say no. John X, Pollard,
Consul General
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STATE.

Waco street ear motormen called off the
strike and disbanded their union.
two special justices OF the supreme court
have beef appointed by the governor.
In his final statement, Kugadt claimed
his sister was accidentally killed.
Another company is to he recruited for
tile Fourth Texas regiment
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Bryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas. october u
Townsend of Dallas Will proA' ~
Baptist church in this city naA. ~
A horse frenzied by high "a l.ssy u
into grocery store late XeSs firs y
noon and smashed a couple !" - d;u.e,
cases and did considerable olne'
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f'tbt 4.

The farmers congress arranging for a
trip through Texas.
State Health officer DR.. Blunt reports
that all is now serene at Orange
The Fruit Flower and Vegetable Fes-
tiyal is attracting general attention
An entertainment at Turner hail for the
benefit OF Faith Home.
The Griffin murder case on trial.
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nnlEr FNEEIGN ITEMS.

fARIs.--Commissioner Peck has secured an
additional 2s0OQ square feet OF space for the
United States at the Paris exposition,
l,oME.-Count Macolla has been sentenced
70 thirteen months imprisonment for killing
Carlos cayaolctu In duel
HAVANA.--The shipments OF Spanish silver
specie. in anticipation OF the American regime.
are very heavy. Thursdays Spanish mail
steamer carried ss6,0o0 pesos.
HANANA.--General Blaneo has directed the
military commander OF Holguin division to
distribute any surplus commissary stores
amcnS those OF the population In that dis
uict who have shown their friendship TO
Spain.
LIMA, feru. There are rumors Of a crisis
In the Peruvian cabinet The senate mas
sanctioned the bill, previously approved by
the chamber OF deputies, providing a scale OF
da,ies for rico. lard and petroleum.
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sw,,chn,an Killed.

Cleburne, Texas. octooer IN
johnson. a Santa Fe switchman' "A
in tho yards last might aeous, 49, ~
While making a switching MS luW Greg
in the guard rail-. He could nov ~ "a =
in time. He was knoeHea S,hvise y
engine severed his body iene
ing him instantly.