The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-25
SOME FOREIGN

!. france When TIE j,
to meet NJ. Michel Az.
sloner general d i. N:
s sa exposition. | asi, a
dent Kruger's fellow A.:
send ns to Paris for q.
l 1soo square yards s,S,1s1
, rrocadero park" he sss.
tam tam several buildinrs ~
VIII be q pavilion ii II. ~ q
VIII be brought tore ~ IVA
products of the COUNT
e every kind bearing tSsF,.ssa - !.
Boer farm, occupied ~ !
ca by their farm wasas. '.nlh
PIGMENTS. field banda J gov
objects to be seen ii c "
the wild game OF the AN a,'sa
constitute a veritabla s.sa
position. Then there ~ ,aas
mounted gold refinerv W.
seperate structures. "np
SCI up In the open air ~
the process OF cyanur.u ~ ~
can follow the crushing " n
OF the ore and the yario,, ~ Z, y
connected with gold rsS.,,s
De a foundry ana 4 laAss
properly organized n, w.!
bringing UP of the mIns,,i w
below Just as In actual NV
cellars will be rraps.s
where will be exposed ~, Z.
erals exactly as when =
Africa. Furthermore. - y M
the Vincennes wood \ s. w
cars, with locomotive ~.
way signal system ana ~
south Africa, showing an i, N
Paris, July 10. Thsss.a
~
opaii'ine present econcuI,
cal situation may be SAID !. [
follows: The whole counts, i
agitated and many place, i,
tial law. with a fair prosuscs NJ s,s
thing will soon be true Il AZ
ritory. The chambers 81 oors
League of Producers bs,s
against the proposed new ~.
clare that If an ATTEMPT d MI
them they will close the,r N
quite true that several in0us,,ss
of these bodies have taken n,
popular manifestation, but
late to draw back, nor d h y
possible to keep within n
bounds the grave agitation M,
Ing the peace OF the nation, 4,
will be troubled. even II uous,
get mixed up with these ecoa,-,
cations; but politics Is sure 4 !;
up with them. A prenlstun
The Carlists WIN. 's Nv, =
to- ,nnrh i, ~ n, W.
against taxation arr sa, In
nrenara,ions IN rrfrr, ~
war The nnnonn,ar,tv ~ Y, ' y
Increased Inv tbe saa, ~. !, ~ u
maid over hv Carmanv -.
but in tho form, ~ n.a, , ~ X
Madrid I,,w W" na us
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Mexico.-Extensive coal tl&l
about eighteen months 4, Y
,hsn,,, ora q ~ .,o,,,.,,,
90" 0sSs'
1ext week by a party from ny
,oal beds are in the vicinityd
80 M. .hs, SUI si, =, .As IS. - y.
,ffered to the Mexican e cs N,
,ut as the latter had been uiiis
in all attempts 70 ia
coal in Mexico (the Coahulla ts'
controlled by the Huntlngta
'ffer was not taken up. 4 ~
,any of Americans and Hsn1
therefore, organized and tnts
exploit these coal fields, xhi:a
1000 acres and lie close . ~
'unning west from the AsIl1
It Zamora. Only surface va
hus far been made, and vt Y
-ielded as high as 80 per cent =
ION. The coal is Ignite, butkt
hat the deposit will develop ishl
lous variety, for close By larry
4 bituminous shale have tesis
CITY OF Mexico, July Is. ~
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80, ,,,,,,. 4,
GERMANY.--7ihe 'nc0u' n
Prussia for 1898 show that saa'
,ersons and 45e companies Will
=, ,o+yeen s2s,sOo All
II, y. oS i,,come drawn hy u
'ae ga o 80 con mn There Is ~
,itb an income OF about lAN
nd another the incon. u, + !. :,
omewhat higher. The toln :
I ia os7 5o5 marks lthe mark u
he ea'S preceding 1aOt year. The .Tss.
, the cities is 2sss.2l ma %.'s si,s !
~, 1880 marks. the nsn
the cities Is to Dc X, !ep N
t Frankfort on Main, WIN III, ~
18th Bonn and Wiesbsde n.s NJ,
,g. The average in ,l ns,,n Y
larks. The lowest aseis { N,
ONE In the cities IS 70 M.
s97, at Linden, spsn . .;.a y
-oenigshuette, all pe,o y. xi nj
lumber Of persons ar -. ~
700 marks ana ose'
s97 by S.o7 per cent MT .odo,. i
ins0u~
Bremen, July ..
Germany.-The plates is e :.
{ German dynastic rau'a
, ,,,ns aro n.,ne prepared 10 y
a. rhaaa stampi =
rinting offce' n.s' ,.,tu.
, oI 5 tine ss saries s'' and vii Y Y.
,,arks. By ~