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New io'E. June 22-The CUbans
have informed Sampson ,ha; Cervers
u PREPARED to make a desperate effort
70 take bis ship. ont ~ the hsrby-.
They are full! coalod aud the crezs
are Refused shore leare. Every uizhi
the vessels drop dySn the bay. bop.
ing Tor a chance to essape. He bores
By making Dash tina, Fome Of hi,
sbips will escape capture.
Kingston. June @-Neu. from
Cienfu"gos says the Spanish steamer
Purissims Conception. with supplies
and 10000 in gold. has arrived a,
THniuad, 10 the Prorince Of Santa
CLARA.
Madrid. June 22-The Press de.
clAFes there is no truth in the repoT,
that the Queen will sbiica,e. The
situation in BarcelOud - again scri.
Gus. Eto;s are expected.
Washington. Jnue 22-Ibe third
PHILIPPINE Expedition will sail Monday.
Gen. Merh, accom- psuics 1t.
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Santiago admits that the Spaniz.ds
we're obliged 20 rsti-e. but a Spanish
vic:cry : claiasI.
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Our FnJ. w-s-E.d.

Social n TyDRPzssz1-
Caion Tspot. St Jaresb. No.
jz1@ 2i-CTf sact5nu Il forage
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ICE: ICE! ICE!

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auUGass 1r14.ss Ard families in 1uan
sites "a 's3 AID t@breI regularly nj
rsasGn8sjs rsSs AID no excessive
rba:sss- Lsvs orders al the office.
DyFOT Horn. Co.
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cl2s II a ~ che Fitn Coury Filuh
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prDzra1 a Az 'SuGx1:
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The specill tar on cigarettes is e1.
Pected 70 yisi1 s3Dp.ppy 10 The Isr
fund. aud this may be fsij 10 he
'yOntb's contribution 10 The esuse.'
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a Connecticut gardener claims to
have perfected an udorless onion.
That fellow should try to invent a
poiscIcss frecrackcr nos.
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JSITEn STATE~ LNSn OFFICE.
Carson City Sryal. Juun y les

HaaN f a~N
To WHOM ir NAV CoxrrRS;-SotIco f.
hereby given that IN" trUiFal pacIHc KAII.
road ca. has He'd IN this once "A list a,
lands situated IN the townships dCsrr h,sI
below, and has applied for n potent for said
lands: that the list Is open TO the public
for Inspection and Is copy ihrrcnf. by do.
ScriptIyC Subdivisions. has been iDstgi ia Z.
convenient place Ia ihis uGiCc, Tor Tho In
Spcciion OF all persons Interested aud th1
public generally.
Within the next sixty dogs following m,
dhtc M THIS Euitcc, protests or rpUt.Sts
against the claim Of Tho Cumpapy ;n ~
tract or subdivision within Rry section a.,
part OF section. described 10 ihr lIxt an ~.
ground that tho same i more yalrBh's f,-
%iniucrS! than !ur agricultural purpo.gs viIi
DC tNccl'tl nnd uoi,el FOR rCIOrt 10 the Gen.
cfal Lam pGicC al Washington. u q.
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'Noe ~ tSS Receiver.
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Washington. June 2I.-F. &. Lg-f
q Nevada VS. ;oiay nominated AZ
Addinopai "a, rnsEer.
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Appropriate boU@hoii welding
sres:ois AZ hieIs1der's.
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Orders b!.Msii will fcceiv, irmp,
attention.
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These bucks Sere brought from
Eantord. Kings Co. California. ani
are all bred from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
The supreme Court.

Austin, Texas. March l',--Supreme court
proceedings today were as follows:
Writs OF error granted.--J. w. Fristol
VS. Leon and II. Blum. from Coke; Eugene
Williams temporary administrator, VS..
Planters and Mechanics National Bank OF
Houston ct al from Galveston.
Writs OF error refused William, Hoeiiins
et al VS.. G. h. Bcitel ct al, from Bexar
J. w. Henderson VS.. Knight Stith, from
Llano; Mrs. Netue Fink VS.. Travellers
Insurance Company, from McLcnnan; q.
C, McGregor W.. John Sinia, from Fayette;
W. C. Moody VS.. Fl. y. Blount ct al. from
Jefferson; j. NJ Williams VS.. j C. League.
from 81. Augustine; Texas and New Or
leans Railway Company VS., Lizzie Black.
from Liberty; John Pcnpis0n VS., City OF
Galveston. from Galveston: George Ellis
VS.. Eugene A. Hudson, from Harris Moore,
Mckinney 4 Co. VS. Temple Grocery Com
nany. from Bell.
Motions for reheariags oyerruled. ID. NJ.
W. s. c. x A. ". Vineyard,
guardians, from Arkansas; ii Llmbnrger.
Jr., VS.. sam Barker, from BeSar; w, j,
Groom, et al VS.. NJ. r., Winston ct al, from
Matagorda-
Motions Ia arene orally motions for re-
hearings n,srruled- Houston and Texas
Central Railway Company VS. State OF
Texas. from Travis Galveston. Harrisourg
and San Antonio Railway Company VS..
state OF Texas, from Travis.
Motions for rehoarings submitted. q, l..
Hushes VS.. NJ, j. Doyle ei al, from Travis;
nn,orsn Welder 81 nj VS.. Patrick 4 Lanl-
bert. administrators ct al, from Re'usio;
T IL Henderson VS.. ~ sullivan, from
Bsxar: Alexander Sanger IS NJ. a. war
rem et al fruil dallas
Cause submitted.-M s Smith ct al VS..
Martha Pate ct al, from Bell
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: ]. s. Moody. Chicago:
Robert G. West. Austin; Il. S. Moser. Chi
cago: ]. n. votaw. L. +. Chester. Beau
mont: G, @. Caldwell Chicago. Alan n.
Jordan. Columbus. Ohio, J; n. Currie.
San FRANCISCO; u. II. Wilson. Texas City;
T. c. sayres. Smithviile; John H. Con-
niff. New Orleans; ". c. Jones and wife.
Nebraska City: Walter Tips and wife,
Austin; w. II. Burke New York; r. l..
Allen, Pert --ayaca; Charles II. Steven
son. Washington: r.. s. Kenny. New York;
Godfrey II. II. Jackson. England; r. Rein
hart. Dallas: r. II. FluchDer and sister.
Ia Grange: II. s. Archer. Greenfield.
Mass; ]. q. Lclning, Chicago; J. G. At
kin, wilkeebarre. Pa: James Etline. Liv-
ingston: L. II. Wiley. 81. Louis; A. q. Ed
wards. New York; Thomas ]. Yates, Bos-
ton, Mrs C. NJ Dewey. Miss Grace
Dewey, Jacksonville H.; Miss Josephine
Miiligan, Jacksonville, H.; H. w.
speckles and WIFE, La Grange; p. l. Will
fans, Cincinnati, s. u, Hawkins. Gates
Vile; 8 b. Scharl Shreveport; William
Hodgdon and wife. Cleveland; W. c. Gif-
fling, New York; Mrs. J. W. Perkins.
GreenvilIe. Miss. j. Med. Ross. Lcxing-
ton. KY; William L. Thompson. Houston;
d. Benjamin, Kansas CITY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
POLITICS At BEAUMONT.
Republicans Arc Likely to Get Very
Active Locally.
a VERY HOT MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN
VIII Result In Case u Is Decided to
Make n Party Fight Tor
City OfHccrs.

beaumont. Texas. March 1.-THE meet
ing OF the republican executive committee
last night did not result in clearing the
local political horizon and the indications
are that this party will force politics into
the campaign for municipal and county Of
noes This view Is the result OF CONVEX
sation with some of the local leaders, to-
gether with the action Of the committees
at their meetings last night.
AS stated in this mornings Post, news
paper reporters were not admitted to the
meeting, but some OF the participants
talked freely today aud say that in the
proceedings last night there was complete
harmony between the two factions and
the party could be rallied to man In
FAVOR of any political move that WIS un-
dertaken. 1t was decided TO call mass
meeting of republicans to be held in this
city on April %, 10 which the two diff
ferent ohairmen Will tender their resigna-
tons and the party will then be reorgan-
lied without reference to black and tans or
lily whites. The result OF this harmony
VIII doubtless bring ubout convention,
which Will nominate candidates for the va
rious county offices, and as the county is
very close, the republicans expect to cap
ture some II not a majority of the county
offices.
The above is not the language of the
gentleman with whom The Post CORE
spondent conyersed, but II conveys the
idea expressed. and, he added, with the
Northern element which has located at
Port Arthur the republicans ought to carry
the county by safe majority,
The committees decided that 1t would
not be good policy TO take party action In
the municipal campaign, In the frs, place
they contended that the nearness OF the
city election didn't give time for the selec-
ton of a ticket and organization of
campaign and they couldn't see Just where
in the party could be benefited by vol
untary Endorsement of the candidates on
the independent ticket. They regarded the
primary ticket ms representing the demo-
cratic sentiment Of the city, however. and
will give moral support to the opposition
but from a party standpoint u republican
is free to vote for any candidate he pleases.
The above Is summary of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting as furnished by
gentleman who was present, though some
of the participants claim that his Informal
tion is misleading Captain Hyatt, for in
stance, says that the republicans ms n
PARTY propose to keep clear OF municipal
politics, but such we'll known leaders as
j. p Armstrong and the more influential
colored men insist that the fight should be
made all the way down the line, and as
this branch Is the strongest II VIII doubt
less control
Local democrats have noticed the activ-
ity of the republicans regarding local poli-
tics and this afternoon Post correspond
ept is Informed that Chairman McReynolds
will be petitioped to call the executive
together--rossibly some day
next week-and the new situation Will be
investigated and prepared for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
CENTRAL rEXAs TEACHERS
Pass Resolutions on the A. and NJ
Presidency.

Pass Resolutions on the A. and NJ.
Presidency.
Resolutions passed by the Central Texas
Teachers association at Navasota, March
IL, 1895:
Whereas The directors will soon elect
president OF the Agricultural and Me-
chanical college; and
Whereas A strenuous effort is being
made by certain politicians TO appropriate
the position in question TO their personal
use regardless of public good; and
Whereas. There is certain pernicious
error abroad in the land TO the effect that
college president needs to know nothing
of school work or even the educational
work OF his own college; be 1t resolved
/. That any college president should be
a man of unquestionable moral character
and possessed of administrative ability.
g That the principle OF special prep2ra-
tion for special work is universal in its
application, and that il applies with pc
Culiar force TO the profession of the ed
ucator because il is the most comprehen-
sive of all professions, and is as abstruse
Il science and as progressive in Develop
ment as is any other learned professlon
s. That the salary attached TO the posi-
tIon in question will command talent OF Il
high order, and that the board Of dreato-s
now have an opportunity TO render con-
splcuous service TO the people OF IeNas,
ovoking their gratitude or Indignation ac-
cording as the members act upon the plain
of free, Intelligent. patriotic citizens. or
servilely obey the commands of political
bosses.
1. That we invite the people of Texas
to Investigate the matter and pass on the
merits of our cause, and that We invite the
press OF the State, daily and weekly, to
consider this matter and come to the help
OF right against wrong. honestly believing
that justice and right and the glory OF
Texas viii be vindicaied by the triumph
of the principle for which we are contend
ing The spirit OF the people on our side
Of this question Is not to compel the mem
bers OF the board TO do anything hut 10
give assurance of support 20 them in re-
sisting ilegitmate political influence.
W. D. Butler President.
Miss Matte Ivey, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18
N IN The TREASURY.
statement Brought Out BY a
Speech at Dallas.
Is COUNTED EVERY TWO YEARS.
- Given out from snyers Head
charters as TO His strength
at This Time.

.,,, Texas, March 17.--At a recent
.,,,s In Dallas of friends OF Colonel
IN. ore of the speakers, according to
report OF Dallas paper. in the course
~, speech made the following state
INIT;
.rhe money in the State treasury has
:. ,esn counted, save by one man, In
,rv years, as Lubbock had been treas
- .or long time and was succeeded by
hartman. his chief clerk.
me speaker also took occasion 10 cast
,s1sc,ion on the honesty and integrity
4 Min MI. Lubbock aud Mr.. WORKMAN by
,.rs,nr that succession" in office led
\ corruption. etc.
IN regard to the statement that "the
honey in the State treasury had not been
|ornted, save by one man, In twenty
49, etc, It will be only necessary to
I,a,e that ever since the adoption of the
L-ssent state constitution the morcy in
M treasury has been counted regularly
.ssry two years by Joint committee APP
.,;nted BY both houses of the legislature at
',,h regular session of that body
AZ 10 the reflection on the honesty and
r,rerty of Governor Lubbock ana Mr..
the Wynne speaker or
MAKERS Will have hard time convincing
no democrats OF TEXTS that the people
ssye made a mistake in keeping Uncle"
rrsnk Lubbock and Bill WORKMAN in
harge Of their money. even though these
Ma hcnored and upright citizens may just
,pw be enlisted under a banner not car
IA by the Wynne cohorts"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18

whom you call silver cranks.o because
tney ask that tho burden OF government
snali be equally borne--these people have
ever borne the cross on Calvary and saved
their country with their blood
shaii we legislate for ourselves or shall
we peg some foreign Nation TO HELM ,,s
provide for the financial wants of our own
people, No tomb was ever made so strong
snat IL could imprison a righteous cause
SILVER viii yet lay aside its grave clothes
ana its shroud: 1t will vet RISE and In its
rising will bless mankind
u am opposed to the issuing OF money by
National banks. The government should
not be surrendered to any corporation or
any private concern whatever.
These are my views on the money cues.
tion, and will not support any man for
representative or the United States senate
who is not in favor OF the free and ilnlim.
tied coinage OF silver at the ratio Of ID
to 1. .st.
Come out, boys. let's hear what Won
have to cay on the money question and
what YOU propose to do II elected,
Il have no promises to make, only ia
perform my duty In the future as | have
IN the. past If re-ssected My record is
open for inspection. Yours respectfully.
w. p RIarl,huru