The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

with WORLD X
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hlsh uIne mat 'n'''''e'"s eu,'''' 80 ,t
petty hinss at leA"'' II 'u' e''''
viii come among the Texans and blde a
wee ho'u ind that the civilization OF Texas
lbs Of ouite as high an order as that of his
own state or any oil tne otne' STATUS u ''U
Union or ne VIII reau tne u"'S pap''
closely he WIN soon see 'nd' ieANs 80.
without siu' but mat there arc others
Crime is bad anywhere ana Inc Post ueo'e-
Gates that per cent OF II that occurs III
/ leNae, out people VINO lNe III Rl"Ss iha"-
sions should not explode dynamite about
their premises
/ pl,y,n, ,rssiden, Of Franco seems to be
about as dangerous JOB ms Oe'nE car Oh
Russia.
rto N,sbvu,o panror is spre tbo, rennos
.o, Nae AZ lone, tuo anhft,o,s sons vyho
want to go to the United states senate ia
: lieu Of Mr. Hurley the present incumbent
( 1t says that Governor McMillin earnestly de-
siros tho place and expects TO stand for IT, 1t
is generally understood, and that Congress
man Carmack would like to be senator Is
as sure as the sparks Ny upward From the
strong language used by the Banner 1t Is
/ quito sure that one or both Of these gentle
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/ Chauucey NJ Depew has been interviewed
both in Paris and London You can't lose
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/ An exchange suggests that since Roosevelt
has been made doctor of laws Mr.. Plat
will find It harder than ever to lay down
laws for tho Rough Rider. Mr. Plat may be
the boss OF republican affairs in New
York outside Of Roosevelt. and doubtless is
but the present chief executive OF that state
is a Law unto himself with his people. The
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Chicago has started the report that Admiral
Dewey is coming home just to attend the
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There would be no trouble between the
United States aud Canada pending an AMIGA
BILE determination OF tho boundary line be-
tween Alaska and British Columbia but for
the tariff hostility and the placing OF the Gus
toms houses where levies NAV be made upou
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,,t.,odness -, or ,ro,oo.,,,o 800,
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The Troy IN. " Press says that the pro
YVID'", wy - 'u''s S.,''nk TO 0e "
1 ,,-n, go, 80 nina "1' ~"
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Even the street car conductors in Ohio ARE
, afraid OF Boss Hanna. The Chlcaeo Daily
News OF Saturday hands in its testimony:
while crossing a street in Cleveland on
Thursday Senator Hanna came near being
un o'e' pS % w var ino not'' inau
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tN'NN '"@" 90" "Nou
80 90" .
The republican papers that were abusing
4 Henderson of Iowa year ago now speak Of
l n'" - .Hs n'HneI' p.1'''' "', a0HueFs0H
[ mas 0'uipea ''''' tlS oanu M"Aon'
~ The Illinois legislature appointed q
' mittee to inquire into the conduct Of Justices
OF the peace. and they report that In Chicago
these officers frequently pile up big cost bills
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'n"V u'o al'oH''D'i i''eeu' Nh'''Eo Is ''e
a "tnuy ivy anu nv IuS"'es must nave
q p'VA| u VIM IN 'Ne'' Said 70 Aeop
UP Win 'Hs p'oeeos'on.
'The piano trust, too, has failed. through
the refusal of certain large houses to ioln
e ~ .ne iie'a'u' ~ Wan
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The Ohio Valley Bimetalllc league has
adopted resolutions fayoring the re-adoptlon
OF the Chicago platform with an antitrust
plank added. The league has shown its good
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