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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12
TEXAS.

The commencement exercises Of the state
university arc at m end
The court Of criminal appeals has knocked
out the Dallas ordinance which seeks to set
aside the Sunday closing law Of the state,
General Van zandt has appointed com.
mlttee Of veterans to investigate the Con.
federate home
There we're $3.50 convicts In the hands Of
the penItentnry board May 80, decrease
Of fourteen FOR the month
Several new charters were fled. one OF
them by a $500 900 cattle company
The funeral Of DR.. T. NJ. Law took place
at Bryan, his home
T. J. Hnynle Of Grimes couuty is dead ct
stonehRm.
The investigating committee has begun
work on the books Of the First National
bank TO see II they tally with those Of the
treasury department
compromise has been agreed on In the
case OF Steele VS.. Steele.
The Washington county democratic CIR
mlttee has decided not 10 throw ont negro
votes, aud II. A. Low stands as the nominee
for the Legislature.
The State convention Of the Kings Daugh
tiers is in session at Temple with a small
attendance.
The Mallory line Will build another vessel
for the Texas New York line.
Plans for the Galveston sea wall have
been changed so as to save the county sew
erai thousand dollars, but no material al
terktions have been made.
Delegates have been named from ten
States TO attend the negro congress TO he
held at Galveston in the near future.
II 10 announced that the Kirby gin Is
10 be rebuilt at Beaumont.
Hsheos corpus hearing Of George Poole
IN under way at Beaumont. Precautions
are being observed 20 prevent any trouble
The Beaumont city council has given or
ders to the city marshal to suppress gam
bling.
Ground has been purchased for another
refinery at Beaumont.
The Grocers' and Butchers association
elected officers and decided to ask the
legislature for earnishment amendment
Mrs. Isadore Kleland was fatally burned
at San Antonio.
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ENDED IN A FARCE.
Beef Trust Investigation at New Orleans
Abandoned by Government,
ISnnninl IN Ihn nnst

NpaHOC0eu Dy government,
Especial to The PostD
New Orleans, June 1.-THE investigation
Of the Federal grand jury into the opera.
tons OF the beef trust in New Orleans has
ended in farce. The government today
abandoned the case and the grand jury
adjourned until November
When the government attorneys were
made acquainted with the intentions II
the packing house men to get out habeas
corpus proceedings on Monday at the time
Judge Parlange gave his decision that the
witnesses must answer the grand Jury S
questions the grand jury was dismissed
until today in order that the department
Of justice at Washington might be com,
municated with, SO 1t is understood
instructions were received from Washing.
ton today to drop the case and In ac.
cord&ncc with the order, the grand jury
was directed ia cease It's labors. 1t was
said at tho Federal district attorneys of
nee In explanation of the action that the
government deemed 1t incXpedient to carry
on legal proceedings against the trust in
several cities at the same time. At pres.
cnt the attorney general Of the state of
Illinois and the district attorney for the
city OF Chicago are carrying IN civil pro.
,eedlngs In cbancerT court under the Shef
man act. Therefore the department Of
ne better policy to allow the proceedings
now under way in Chicago to culminafe
9eiore showing Its hand any further in
this city.
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HOUSTON.

Cement instead OF lead was used in ca,k.
ing the sewer syphon pines.
Books and papers in the city treasurer's
vault In the old market building are being
seriously damaged by moisture.
The street car company has been inform
cd by Mayor Holt that It is liable for one
half the salsry OF the Waterman on draw.
bridges In the city and for one.half the re-
pairs 10 he made on the san Jacinto street
bridge
The G. a. II. posts OF Galveston, In
Porto, Alvin and Houston viii celebrate
Flag Day at La Porto on Saturday, June "a.
+. w. Matthews fell out of third story
window Of the Bristol hotel and was IN.
stantly killed.
Mr.. G. ]. Palmer has been appointed gen.
eral chairman OF the temporary Rice Palace
organization to serve in the absence of Mr.
Cortes.
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cupola causing a $4,000 loSs. street car
service IN bloomington was resumed this
evening, but II will bc week before the
electric light plant win have its wires mp.
The loss through the destruction Of fruit
trees via reach large proportions The
cherry crop. which Is now ready for pick.
lag. viii be partially saved Farmers re-
port That corn will receive bad setback,
but that oats viii suffer most Farmers.
with scarcely an exception, lost stock barns
or windmllls. Numerous residences we're
moved from their foundations and partly
wrecked
The government observer found that be-
tween II p m. and II 80 D. m last night
an inch and half Of rain fell. the heaviest
ever known in Central Illinois In that
length Of time.
Az stanford ten miles west Of Blooming
ton, box car on n Sidctrack was lifted
from It's trucks and carried 800 feet At
III PaSo, twenty miles north, the toNnhall.
containing the fire department apparatus,
was destroyed With It's contents the storm
was general throughout Mclean county.
Trains were all seriously delayed by WASH
outs.
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PENNYPACKER NAMED,
Quay's Candidate Nominated BY I'll.
Pennsylvania Convention.
ELKIN WAS COMPLETELY Ltfl
Quay Being Made Grammar Of y
State Republican Executive
Committee.

Harrisburg Pa, June 1l.-Judge 3 "
pennypacker Of Philadelphia Was n0lf
mated fo' governor ovel Attorney Genda'
John r. Elkin by today's republican ~
convention by vote Of 206 TO lsa
EX- State Senator William NJ. Brown
Newcastle and Major |. B. Brown q b''
were nominated by reclamation iof Is
tenant governor and secretary OF inss11
affairs, respectively. Senator quay "
unanimously chosen chairman OF lae Y
publican State committee by suspvn'''
OF the rules requiring the state enanD ~,
to he chosen by the. nominees anu Z,
presiding officers of the conyenliVA' *
he will conduct the campaign iVF sss
State ticket. The platform inaols's
administration of President Roose's''l =
afirms loyalty to the principals Of Esas
tive tariff: declares for pure ana .n MSe
ballot reform; condemns trusts, S af,x,a,rl,
the action of the president anu ~, soYh M
general In proceeding agalhs,. Ky s,t
trust. and makes no mention u '
administration. ,sf.ra.i
Pennypacker's nomination Is psr sas
victory for Quay. Elkln was iolm't
o. Quay's ieutenants aud wen ,ai * * vi
came. candidate it was though sIss,vs
the senator's choice. After y q' sgssra
friendly to Elkin were elected X stts
counties, Quay advised agalnl ,arsrsst 4
ney generals candidacy IN tne
party harmony. ne titka
Elkln pledged his support l y bnittii
in his speech, but his adnfrsp's ,bar Nj
TO ofrer the customary molVl s.tinOss
opponents nomination be made u9'''
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BLOOMINGTON IN THE PATH,
Three Killed in the Suburbs; Great Prop
srty Damage.

crtY Damage.
Bloomington H. Jdne H. stretcane
across pathway 100 miles In width and
devostlne territory fully 20 miles long.
extending from Livingston county on the
north 10 Macoupin county on tue south
and leaving its mnrE across the face OF
Central Illinois tornado last night In.
ticted property loss which will aggregate
million dollars and cost a dozen lives.
The bcuut OF the storm fell upon Mc.
Lean and adjoining counties Lightning
was incessant for two hours, but was
marked by absence Of thunder claps re
wind reached a velocity Of 100 miles an
hour and left a trall of destruction and
death The storm was the worst ia the
history Of Central Illinois
An almost complete paralysis OF teic-
graph aud telephone lines for twelve hours
made it impossible TO secure details Of the
disaster, 1t IS now known that while the
fatalities In Mclean county were but tllrec.
scores of persons were seriously Injured.
Not Il village or city OF Mclean county
escaped, and from every uistrct comes the
same report OF destroyed buildings. injury
To growing crops and RACED fruit aud
shade trees Tho aggregate loss In Mclean
county, including thousands upon thousands
of shade trees that were lcyctlcd Will b,
between 100000 and 100000 The hcav.
lest loss in proportion to population fell
upon Merna. a village ten miles east OF
Bloomington. whore the town hall. used
by party Of $50 FOR a Ounce. was de
stroyed, three Of the women dancers being
instantly killed by falling umbers. They
were:
MRS, EDWARD MARTIN, aged 90, wife
of wcll-to-do farmer
HER SISTER, MISS LENA GAHAGAN
aged -
MISS ANNA KELLY living near Mernn
When the storm struck the building IT,
swaying alarmed the party OF merry
| makers. All made rush for exits and d
fierce struggle eusued. The three women
whose names are given. were left behn1
and instantly killed by falling tImbers. The
two sisters were found locked In each
others arms. Miss Kelly was killed lust
as she was about 10 be pulled through IN
open window by Clement spencer Spencer
was hurt internally and may.die. Others sc
rinuSly injured are;
Thomas Gahagan cousin Of &c two sis
tiers killed, and John Kelly, a brother OF
Miss Kelly.
Fully nifty others were injured.
The new Methodist church al Twin Grove
was demolished.
Wesleyan university lost its roof and
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SENATOR'S BY PEOPLE.
MOssOn by Wellington TO Discharge
Committee in Charge of Bill
BROUGHT SENATOR VEST TO HIS FEET
Motion Was Defested-Finsl Vote on the
lsthmisn Canal Bill viii Take
Place June 10.

Washington. June 11.-Just before ad.
joutnmcnt today the senate agreed to vote
finally on the Nicaragua canal bill and all
pending amendments on Thursday, June
10, the voting to begin at . p. m.
Before consideration Of the canal aues-
tion was resumed today the motion of Mr..
Wellington Md to discharge the commit
tee on privileges and elections from further
consideration of the resolution providing
for the submission of an amendment to the
constitution for the election Of senators
10y the people was defeatcd-2l TO 35--
after a sharp debate
MIR. Fairbanks dnd). in carefully con
sidered speech favored construction Of the
isthmian cuna by dc Panama route
.icaragua route, but on Investigation Of
the subject. coupled with the determine
ton OF the isthminn coqmlssion. had in
duced him to chnnge his mind ia favor
Of the Panama route lie urged that this
route not only would be cheaper TN the
first instance, but cheaper In operation
after the canal was constructed.
Washington, June IL Soon after the sen
ate convened today house bill amend
Ing the present law providing for the is
suluce OF passports to persons who owe
allegiance to the United States whether
they be- citizens of the United States or
not, was passed. II was explained by MI.
Foraker that the bill simply was to pro.
vide for the Issuance OF passports to the
citizens of Porto Rico and the phiippin s.
THE WELLINGTON MOTION
MI Berry asked for the consideration of
the motion Mi. Wellington MD several
days ago to discharge the committee on
privileges and elections from further con
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government report favored higher prices
ON smaller crop estimates.
Cotton values declined near the close on
forecasts Of rains In the belt,
There was more activity In stocks than
for long time past. Sales reached about
100000 shares. st. Paul and Missouri Pa
clhe lead the advance, which was unim,
portant.
In Chicago the cattle market was strong
for choice beeVes and slow for other grades.
Kansas city was steady for choice and
weak on lower stun. st Louis was steady
to strong on general market.
= Americans were stronger in the London
market. Reading, Southern raclac and the
grapgers led on business outlook.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
A Bill in the Interest of the International
and Great Northern.


Baton Rouge, La, June II The seuote
committee on railroads tonight o,Ssrea a
favorable report on Senator Flvnn's bin
permitting the consolidation of railroad
mes whsre they are not parallel ana com.
peuhe' Ihis measure is said to be in the
interest OF the international and Cirea,
Northern Railroad company. which desires
to extend its line from Houston to New
orleans and wishes to acquire certain fran
en9iSes and properties in Southern Louisiana
ne senate passed the Wallace hin foY
the creation and government Of n,rnfclnsi
corporations co throughout the state ana fht
S 6} s weignlng and ,sauging bill introduced
anne t9e mouse committee on railroads he'd
WRlch lasted until nearly midnisbt ta,,t III. III
REPRESENTATIVES, o,l of the New Orleans cor
30" eNTs1ia,hge appeared and argued in favor
" me OIL, while the American Ticker RrnI
, fls association as and the American Federa.
i, Nm OF Labor put forward their abIest de
uators 70 combat the cotton exchange ora.
tors' Inc hearing was not concluded
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CUBAN EXTRACTION TREATY.

Prompt Action Looked For in Obtaining a
Very Broad Agreement.
Washington, June li,-It is probable that
Mr.. Squiers, our minister TO Cuba VIII be
called upon at once TO open negotiations
with the Cuban government for an extradt.
tion treaty. 1t Is felt that delay IN the ne
gotlatons for an extradltion treaty viii
speedily make Cuba sink for American
criminals. The extradition treaty VIII
probably he essentially different from the
standard forms For the reason that IL is
likely TO be cast upon the lines laid down
IN the special act passed last year TO meet
tho eases of such fugitives as Medley, ana
viii include many orenses NOT ordinarily
recognized IN eNtradition treaties.
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FOREIGN.

Colonel Arthur Lynch was arrested m
landing in New Haven, England. from
France. He Nns nrralgned on n charge Of
high treason and bail refused.
A,report Is current that certain volcanoes
In Nicaragua near Lake Managua have as
eunied very threatening aspect.
Prompt action is expected in securing nm
extfadition treaty With Cuba which viii
shall cover such cases as Nceley's. The fear
Is that Cuba would become too convenient
refuge for criminals from the United
EtaAns
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eAMsLlNe TO BE SUPPRESSED.
CITY Marshal Has Been Given Order. by
Beaumont Council

Beaumont Texas, June 1I-rno DIV
''uu''' met In special called session nc
afternoon and the mystery which sprronna
ca the whole matter was such as 81 49,
~. Impression that something Of a senso.
uonsl order would be deye,oped rbe No., ,,os
ing was called npon the ann,lc,tton
tntse Of the aldermen as tho law "
h. dnvaioii. ny meeting was called Ia or6c,
rcscnt gpeG mat the purpose was 10 mass ossV
Nity Marshal Stewart ~ vis l'ahgnam and
hnnc sH q, laws and to SUPPRESS ", anc,
fomn s " nv sveIy form, no matter where h It's ~
thing nartIen L,esSolptlon passed without aur'
NC NJ aehste, 4 number OF the cit,snnpn' IN
csmbIins p ,hs TO the aldermen a Tovf
going on AM and va" as alleged 10 have been
sssOpped There is one place thar g ~ y
Ibis pwI "a It's violations OF the law y ana
'A' WI" % among the nrst rs,dsd' T aha
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oddy's Weather.
Fair.
DOMESTIC.

One Of the scverest storms that ever
visited Central Illinois swept territory
100 miles long by 200 miles wide. sowing
death and destruction In It's path. Many
lives were lost, hundreds injured and the
property loss viii exceed a million dollars,
Judge Pennybackcr was nominated for
governor of Pennsylvania by the republican
state convention. ouayism still OH top, as
usual.
The president deliveries an address "a
the graduates at West Point.
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WASHINGTON.

Claims Of Texas postmasters against the
government amount to between $4,000 and
$4,000 It is said
1T has developed that General Wood used
the governments funds 70 aid the rcciproc-
ity plan Of the sugar trust
Culberson has called for an tented
statement of the expenditures made b.
Wood ns governor general Of Cuba.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The final vote on the isthmian canal bill
will take place MT p. nj, June 10.
Mr, Wellington OF Maryland moved to
discharge the committee having In charge
the bill providing Tor the election OF sen
ntors by the people 1t was defeated by 80
80 81.
The house voted by 11e TO II to strike out
the 'enactine clause IN the Corlss facinc
cable bill and killed ~ Tor thls session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12

mayor had one knotty problem to contend
with this morning 4 cotorcd man was
brought before him under cTarge Of sell.
ing whisky on sunday The mayor was
puzzled because the man claimed that he
had done nothing more than many others mad
done. He was finally dismissed with the
announcement from Mr.. Langham that he
is going to enforce the Sunday laws regard
less Of hours
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Pumping Plant at Luverne Burned

Jennings, La, June 1.-THE report
reached this city today that the pumping
plant Of the Luycrne plantation, about nj
teen miles north, was destroyed by ire
some time last night Particulars OF fine
hre are not obtaDable at present. The lu-
verne people operate quito a large rice
plantation which they irrigate from deem
wells and in which this pumping place was
located.
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pamane in Chamnainn.

Champaign, H.. june ia terrific storm
swept over this city a. midnight doing
considerable dnmngp several houses and
barns were overturned. Hundreds 81 trees
throughout the city were ieveled During
tho height Of tho storm Mrs. Martha Hay
worth died from fright this being tho only
loss ~ life
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RAILROADS.

city Ticket Agent Doris of the Houston
East and West Texas resigned 10 go with
the International and Great Northern.
The international and Great Northern viii
extend the Columbia Tap to Bay city,
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, June 1l.-Eastern Toxas-
Generally fair; continued warm Thursday
and Friday; fresh south winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Showers.
thunderstorms aud cooler Thursday ana
Friday.
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Crosses the Missinsinni.

Burlington. Iowa, June 11.--L3st tights
storm was the worst in years and vas at
tended hy most thrilling ccctu al DIS.
play. There were no lives lost in this city,
put much damage 10 nr0ncrLy Iesnltel.
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Paxton. H.. June 1f.-Durlng heavy
storm OF rain and wind last night cars
were blown from the tracks on the Illinois
Centrnl between here ana Ludlow. II IS
reported that two churches were blown
over ut Clarence, seven miles cast u here.
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Alto, Texas, June ll.-There was a hra
last night at the Chronister Lumber com
pany's plant about ten miles south of tnjs
place, which destroyed quite a large o,lan.
thy of lumber None OF the machinery
was burned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12

L0NpoN.-Mr. Frohman h i,sl. s Hstsl
Hldn Snong 10 appear with Y apris
in the American production o. ~
NEW YORK. DIR. Frederick a esDsa
surgeon of the Belgian AntsfS ~ Ngroosl1s
ton, and Mrs, Mary =. Hun. y HI Cra
have married In the. latter ems.xnsiitiork
was surgeon Of the nrst feafs 'Nf
1891
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Storm Was Severe at Clinton.

Clinton H.. June II -Oue Of the ost
destructive windstorms ever known here
swept over the city about II O'Clock Inst
nlght. INC property damage Is hcaAL.
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LONDON since Sarah Rcrnhardt arrived
in London II has been finally decided that
she is 10 produce rRomeo and Juliet Ii
the United states during her tour of that
Of Juliet Nine. Bernhardt and Miss Adamt
will speak the lines in French, while the
supporting company win use the English
language.
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A NOVEL CHARACTERS Pension.
Member OF Congress- Wants Consider.
able Increase Made in It.

7NVVVIHI 10 The F0StD
Washington. June H. Renras.n,.t,...
narthoidt Of ST Louis today Introduced a
s,no providing for an Increase from S7o 10
sNo per month In the pension now lo,ng
ps'a Major Herman Tuerk. The mater is
., interest because Tuerk is the .rlginsl
=, tne character of Carl Richter In Ghnrcb.
hhIss NOV. novel The Crisis Tuerk lost hoth
Germany, for treatment. Nv" u Lupek'
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AYES 81.

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Considcr,,ion v,s then ro,un,od ., the
Isthmian canal project Mr. Fairbanks tludl
addressing the senate.
,or ~ tbo pomsS conni so,,tn fIis nrod
lcctions and onininns no Said bad 'heer
entirely IN favor ~ TIC NacorGru, ,omto put
N yveight ,ras 10 ha ,,iren 70 fbc n,Jnion -;
own lmunrtfnl comm esinOnrS 1,lnn ~
experience and ranncItv We mrst disrord
thc Nicnras,lan and sSject tbc Panama
route. Tho senator smoke OF the preatness
Of the undertaking. one which when com
plctcd would vltaiir affcct tho commerce
OF me limited states and OF tbe world
new highway was 10 he establishcd throurh
which mighty commerce. wonId mass dur
ing tho centuries before MS The I-nItcd
states. he said do NOT underrntr rho mae
nitudc NJ the work. Their resources arc
entirely adeOuate They ask no aid ar any
powcr-and are ready to carry tho enttrprls.
10 Its contamination and hold If nernntnoilv
for the commerce Of the world md mon
terms Of absolute counlity.
nan CuANcFn MS opr<roN
uc dia NOT tb,rt. M 49,. ,t.,,,
u u,o. t,,..-,,. -. W. ,'u 'na'
secure an absolute title 10 the property to
he well founded hut said he HOLLYWOOD ma
thc I-pttoa et,.A. 49,, 80, -" ''a'
II th,,, s,,,.,, ~, N'"''' 'aN' Tue property
nv Nhou'a purchase II free and clear of
an demands Of stockholders and creditors
and that thoy would not rest ,ndo, -.
legal conityht, - ,,,..'., ~. any
an, ao,s,, -, ~ % uoIai ool'saloh TO pay
""""t beyond Sae,OeWO, the price
asked BY the canal company
The views of The mInor,ty ~ tho oo,,,,,,.
TOO Win, W 'nc commit
rnp, 10 tSaP6St 10 we power OF the com
Seig} :" e,nnsy 20 the Lnltcd states, he
Min h., ~ peitsctH SOUND ana consistent
irS" -; bisVnssng ne question of pay
h.S,t. IL ,proposed cahal senator Fair
XIII ~, SOW nc would rather see the WORK
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COMMERCIAL.

Bulls controlled the pits in Chicago. and
wheat, corn and oats all closed hisher. The
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General Observations.

observations taken by United states
weather bureau at S p. IN, 18Th meridian
New-York tribune., 1902-02-22

The telegraph service between Washington and
New-York was Interrupted by the storm. that
only meagre reports Of the proceedings of Congress
were received.