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CONGRESS.

The house adopted a resolution authoIz.
ing the merchant marine ana fisheries com.
nittee to investigate the coal situation at
'nce' after which 1t adjourned out Of re-
ipect to the memory OF the late Represent
gtiye Tongue.
Mr.. Nelson continued his remarks in the
ienate in opposition to the omnibus State
hood bill.
There was a lively debate on PROPOSE
ion TO secure postponement Of Vests res
button to the finance committee TO report
a bill removing the duty op coal, Mr. Vest
Insisting that postponement meant defeat
" the resolution
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the parties to the controversy together VIII
hands OF until It is seen whether settle.
ment can be Effected.
Castro has given up all hope Of American
Intervention.
Minister Bowcn has sailed for Washing.
ton.
The German foreign ofacc IS puzzled over
Castro's reply. It being vague and Indefinite.
Italy has agreed with the United states
as 10 the necessity for raising the blockade.
The report has come from Berlin tina,
Castro was unable TO provide Minister
Bowen. his commissioner, with the neces.
sary fluids for his mission 10 Washington.
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VIGOROUS OPPOSITION

Made by Senator Vest to Postponing
His Coal Resolution.
Washington, January IA lively debate
occurred In the senate today between
Messrs, Aldrich, Vest ana Carnack when
the first named endeayored to secure A
postponemcnt Of the Vest resolution re-
Quiring the COMMITTEES ON Iuanre fo rannrt
u bill removing tho iuty on coal. The
proposition was not acceptable TO MIR.
Vest, who expressed the opinion that. to
certain ana nebulous future would mean
defeat -N"N
At o'clock the Statehood measure was
taken up, and Mr. Nelson continued mis- re.
iu"FAF III opposition to the omnibus bill
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dyspepsia

What's the use of good cook i
there's bad stomach "a stomach
too weak properly to digest what
is taken into it2
The owner of such q stomach
experiences distress after eating,
nstisea between meals, and is
troubled with belohing and fits OF
nervous headache he's dyspeptic
and miserable.
~ have heen troubled with dyspepsls
and have suffered almost everything I
have tried many different remedies. hui
could Ket no relief until began taking
Hoons shrsApariila. After the use OF this
madeleine could eat without distress, and
today am as well as ever. but I always
keep Hoods SarsspArilla on hand" MIS-
J. A. cRowkLi, CanAioharie. N. Y.
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mel situation SerIouo.

Omaha, Neb., January l2.-For the first
time during the winter the fuel situation
has become serious In this city. Coal deal
crs generally, while not so well stocked
ats in former years, We're fairly well sup
piled with anthracite coal up TO n week
ago. The ruling price has been SIS ton,
hut even at these figures the, supply has
become nearly exhausted Several business
concerns We're forced TO close today for
want Of coal The firm furnishing the city
schools with fuel has informed the board
OF education that unless the railroads de
liver the stock at once it will be forced
10 stop delivery to the schools.
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Beware Of Ontments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derauge the whole
system when entering II through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from reputa-
bic physicians, rs the damage they vii! do
Is tentold 20 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Cntarrh Cure.
manufactured by +. j. Cheney & Co. To.
leto. Ohio. contains no mercury and Is
taken informally, acting directly upon the
blood ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure bc sure You
get tho genuine. II is taken internally aud
made i'm Toledo Ohio, by H. j. Cheney <
Go, Testimonials free
Sold by druggists price Toe per bottle.
Hans Family ,Pills are the best.
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The following was given out tonight nj
the Nen headquarters at Mr. Nc0's
headquarters tonight there was an entb1s,.
astic meeting % his supporters. Ibnte
were by actual count seventy THREE mon IN
the city. There were some others 10 come
on the early morning train who Win sun
port Mr., Men n Is confidently expect$d
that Mr. Nen viii bp elected speaker 10.
morrow. as he has implicit confidence In tic
Integrity and loyalty Of the geWtlemer who
ments made by-thc opposition that there
has been assertions from tho Nrh ranks
are not true, as the sevcnty-three memhnrs
In the city have each and every one come
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Must Have Coal.

indianapolis, Ind, January f2.-The Iegis-
lature considered the coal famine. res
olution was introduced for an Investigation
Of the situation and II It is found TINT
any unlawful combination of coal opera
tors and dealers exists to have person re-
spunsible for the famine convicted May
or Bookwulter issued proclamation to-
night asking for donations of fuel and
money for the poor It returns are not
sufficient 10 meet conditions the city win
appropriate $4,000 to buy coal for distri.
button, and II st can not he purchased, VIII
ask officials TO conhsratc it as II passes
through the city.
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Springfield, ILL.,, january 12-Adam
Mencbe OF Chicago, president Of the State
Federation Of Labor, who is in Springfield
tonight was shown a dispatch asserting
that the grand jury which is investigating
the alleged combination IN Chicago will
ask the miners In Illinois Ia work ten
hours IN order 10 relieve the situation
which exists owing TO the scarcity Of
never consent He declared that the oper-
ators and railroads were 70 blame for the
existing coal famine
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SULTAN IN A BAD WAY.

Troops Are Said to Be Selling Anmuni-
ton 10 the Pretender,
Madrid January Ia dispatch from
Mellla, Morocco, today announces that all
the Kahyie tribes OF the Taxa have Joined
the pretender, The sultan's troops, It is
added, are absolutely undlscipllncd and
are selling their arms and ammunition to
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Mitchell Issues Circular Letter.

Philadelphia. January H. - President
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers OF
America tonight issued a circular letter to
all local unions Ia the anthracite district
asking every union miner to work to in
crease the production OF coal and thus re-
lIeye the coal famine that exists in all the
Eastern ana seaDoard cities.
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sSssSssSssessssssssOsosss

the pretendcr, who paH high prices for
them.
The Spanish minister at Taugier reports
uneasiness with regard to the situation in
the interior Of Morocco, and says that com.
municaton between Tangier, Fee ana
MequInez has been intorrunted.
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Cal b lac Preierence

Scdala, Mo, january IN. j. Finney.
superintendent Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad, today Issued an order, ef-
fectlye ut once and until further notice.
ence TO eycrything else. except i've stock
and pcrishablc freight. The fuel situation
rs becoming alarming The supply of coal
Is practically exhausted Wood Is selling
AT Sc a cord, and Is scarce.
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nto Inc Non caucus ana personally

Into the Men caucus and personally
pledged their loyal support"
This Is the last utterauce Of the leaders
III the opposing forces In this memorable
contest. Nothing more VIII pow be sai1
until these political courses pass under the
ropes. Mr.. Men appears 10 have the Inside
track, Notwithstanding which fact tho
opinion prevails among the best Informed
people here that Judge Schluter will be
the speaker Of the Twenty eigth legisla-
turc.
Hon Tom Connolly OF Falls county viii
place Mr.. Nen IN nomination. and Hon
u r. Breisford ~ Enstland will nominate
Judge Schlutcr.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton value. declined Slightly on bcalish
estimates on the crop and larger receipts.
The stock market was VERY dull and
prices declined ON an apparent ughuess In
the money market
An grains closed lower, induced by bear.
ish foreign news and lack of trading
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Failure al l5illsboro.

hllshoro Texas. January -. -. c. Price
x Co, who conducted racket and dry
goods business, failed today, with " NJ
ID about $1,000
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MACEDONIAN REVOLUTION.
Chiefs Decide to BEGIN the Move
ment April 1

ment April 1
Berlin, January Tho chiefs Of
the Macedonian revolutionary move
ment In Bulgaria have decided, ac-
cordiug 10 q dispatch from Sofia to
the Vossische Zeltuug, to begin nm
iusuuection April l. Geueral
Michaelowsky, president OF the Ma
ccdoulau central committee, recently
assembled thirty chiefs Of the Mace
DOMAIN provincial organizations and
various other influential revolution
lists and submitted TO them report
Of his visits to Berlin, Paris and
London. At each place he was told
that the revolution and diplomacy
must run parallel. Let Macedouians
first strike for their independence
and diplomacy might help later He
advised rising April and the
meeting clamorously supported him.
Boris Hulon, the Macedonian lead
er and former president Of the com
mittee, is also recruiting for an In
vaslon OF Macedonia.
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but had not concluded when, at c':,s
10y Unanimous consent n large nlnk \
unobiected pension bills an tie calgiss
were passed.
Mr Mitchell (Ore.) announced tie tis
In this city Of Representative Toasu 4
Oregon. and offered the usual resoliila
expressing the sorrow Of the senate NJ
president pro TEN appointed Mesa
Mitchell. Perkins (Call, Dollirer nw
aud Dubois a committee on the part D VI
senate 10 accompany the remains 70 y.
gom, and the senate, at 0.i5 adllata
until tomorrow.
Washington, January l2-The houR 2
day, after adopting n resolution 70 irls
lie the merchant marine and fisheries =
mitree TO investigate the coal situaii'a
once, adjourned out Of respect to tle Es.
cry of the late Representative iolss
Oregon. after appointment Of O eoIAlls
To attend the funeral.
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PLAGUE STILL SPREADING.
is Not Yielding to Medical Treatments
Sanitary Precautions,

Sanitary Precautions
Ma2atluu, Mex, January 1.-THE Pael
does not yield as rapidly as was lopea l
10 the new sanitary precautions ana l1
ical treatment. Six persons died yss. .s1,I
and eight fatal cases are repof!cd w. W
The number of patients In the iaials"
steadily increasing. ,...i
Sanitary stations have been estaoIissssTs, \,
the high roads outside the city, WIZ 4
sicians in charge. u,s,
The plague mas broken out 81 eA-
causing many deaths.
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ARE AT THE POST.
lContInued ION First Paae. J

NGONt0Ied nom Fl0St fage.l
drtyulue members answered to their nnmos
promptly. inst as II they meant what they
said ana understood perfectly on which
side OF the question they were voting
Wlcu the Ne1 roll was called siNty-two
members answered Just as promptly.
When the Men people heard how the roll
call stood In the SChluter caucus there
was an outburst OF enthusiasm that caused
the people to look out of their windows
When Judge SChlutcr heard of the roll
call at the Nehf caucus and that he was
three votes behind, he was not percoptibly
disturbed nor did he lose heart head or
hope.
There are 1873 votes 10 the house, III
were polled in both caucuses today, leaving
only twelve to hear from Both candidates
claim minority of these twelve, but
nobody knows how they are going TO vote,
and nobody knows who viii be elected
speaker of the house of the Iwcuty-cighth
legislature tomorrow. While there are
1873 members In the house. II Is not gen
orally believed they VIII all vote when tha
roll Is called, II seyea Of the twelve are
not present, Men Is elaGi ed tonight by two
votes. II less than seven are absent the
question Is still unsettled.
The caucus OF noncommittals held yes
They either concluded that there was no
show for third man or else one Of file
two candidates was good enough for them
This latter suppoSltou is most reasonable.
as lnupyotthcm Cspousgd the course OF
one as the other rs a candidate, nnd hence
at n late hour tonight both claim Increased
strength
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FOREIGN.

The buboulc plague at Mazatlan Is stead.
iy increasing.
The plague has broken out at Ahome,
,ausipg many deaths.
The forces OF the sultan OF Morocco are
sadly dsmoralized and are selling their
lrms and ammunition to the pretender
Major General Won yegasack who fought
n the Northern army during the civil war
n this country. died at Stockholm
The chiefs Of the Macedonian revolution.
Try movement have decided to begin the
nsurrectfon April !.
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COAL STRIKE INQUIRY
The Examination of Witnesses 49,, ~
Goal Companies Was ConuO''s

! nc examination o. Nf'N' t,ctlst
Goal Companies Was OonN
Philadelphia, January l2-lpe TX u
ings before the anthracite coai ~
mission today consisted priRelppl .s,'l \
colling OF Witnesses by theg pf'aT 4, ".
Hudson company. In the apse sh,sy 600
man Gray. who Is III, Brlgagi, b ~
Wilson again assumed the dutes ssnp.
man. The Delaware aud hua asorros. y
expects to conclude its case lVtrolI hs Y
the Erie company, which coh anS The RI
side Coal and Iron COMPANY N nreseni
sylyania Coal company WI"
testimony.
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CASE AT RAToPoLAs.

Laredo, Texas, January Ia caluu'.-
Mex. special says; 1t is reported ls'5 y, 4
n case of hubonic plague has nssA n NJ n
In the mining town of Batopelas &
Stutp N
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Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy p X;
the lives of thousands OF cf9gp' ssias b
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ylcksburg "a; Memphis, lS Nashville, "a;
Chattanooga, 20; knoSGllc, 10 Little
Rock, 20.
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Grand lurY Investiaating.

Toledo. Ohio, January l2.-rhe grand
Jury todny began an investigation Of the
local coal situation. II has boon charged
That there is p combination Of local coal
-m.u In mmLMLmLm n nign nrInN.
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hoods JdrSapdrilld
and Pills

Cure dyspepsia, strengthen an6
tone al the digestive organs. aud
build up the whole system,
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into the Men caucus aud personally
pledged their loyal support"
Ghis Is the last utterauce ~ the leaders
III the opposing forces In this memorable
contest. Nothing more viii pow be sud
until these political courses pass uhdor the
ropes Mr.. Mem appears 70 have the Inside
track, notwithstanding whici fact the
opinion prevails among the best Informed
people here that Judge Schluter Will be
The speaker Of the Twenty legsla-
Hon Tom Connolly OF Falls county VIM
4. p. Brelsford II Eastland will nominate
Judge schluter.
o. r, r. BOARD IN SESSION,
The legislative board Of the order OF
Roilway rranmeu held q meeting here
this evening. and organized by clcctlug the
following Officers: J. A. Lawson OF san
Antonio, charmou d. r. Brown Of Long
view, vice chairman; L. 5. Obcrhasnu Of
twenty-five members Of tho board were
present
several measures were discussed witch
VIII he introduced in the legislature, The
child labor and cigbthour law bciug among
the number The board Viii have repre-
sentatiycs IN Austin during the entire ses-
Ion Of the legislature,
GOVERNOR BROWNING HAS ARRIVED
Governor j. y. Browning came In from
Amarillo this mornlng aud is in excellent
buunr ~ t,f,D,t ne, tho eaDof,, tt,.,,r,,,,.
10 UpIu UP 'N1 seuU'O " 'nViroN
az noon. INC lieutenant governor seemed
realty pleased that he docs not have 10 go
lhtouEh the pulllhg ana hauling that the
at9ators are experiencing. Ihere rs eau
ntu1Lr lot sImylmhg on every corner, III
| n senator or representative, Is likely to go,
/ h'E are inl OF cards Of hatterng express
Slohs auu or pnlataoie beverages In
Suoi many instances
MR.. NEAL is Of HAND
ri.,.,on,nt rc,.rnor,,ic,., ca,,r-o r,
: ,''' gums j" 'Nis "'oluius i'oln NHFaS''0'
re Us MlAlAS WIN lhc boys hl5 recaP'
ton has tccn one of the warmcst ana
apparently most sincere Of any Of the new.
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The legislative board Of the order Of
Railway Trainmeu held meeting here
this evening, and organized by clectiug the
following Officers: j. A. Lawson OF san
Antonio. chairman: y. b. Brown Of Long
view. vice chairman. 4. 5. Oberhasnn Of
Ennis, secretary.
Twenty dye members Of tho board we're
present.
Several measures were discussed witch
viii be introduced in the legislature, the
chid labor and cigbthour law bciug among
the number Tho board Viii have repre-
ssnlatNcs IN Austin during the entire ses-
sion ~ the legislature.
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4 sCnLuTER sTATEMENr.

- tlNiA ~ i4iA y IA 4 f4Al In o..
The Schluter caucus gives ont the follow
ing facts upon the adjournment tonight.
we have made great gains today and
schiuter's election IS now beyond perad.
venture Seven representatives who have
been hitherto either non cummittal or snp-
porters Of Mr.. Mem, called IN a body at Sir
Sthiuter's headquarters nnd pledged him
thelr support over their signatures In ad-
dition we received Ave uvcesslons since
last night ana arc now prepared 10 state
that MI. Schluter VIII receive at least
seventy votes, und Will be the next speuk
or Of the house Of Representatives. This
includes the names OF several hitherto puh.
lshed supporters or MIR Mem, and tlteir
names are not given for the reason thar
such publication would cause such mem
nets ANNOYANCE which they desire to avoid
We are aware OF the contrary claims stiii
being made By the opposition, ont We
nave the documentary evidence to substan-
Brelford OF Eastlapd county was selected
by the caucus Of Mr.. Schmter's support,
ers TO place that gentleman IN nomination
tomorrow"
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MR.. NEAL is OF HAND.

Lieutenant Goycrnor-elcct George D.
Nca. came in this morning from Nayasota.
Dc is missing With the boys. Ills rccep.
ton has bocn one of the warmcst and
apparently most sincere Of any OF the new
~ elected officials He says that he is
bore TO take lessons from Lieutenant Gov.
cruoc Browning and TO fumlllarl2c himself
with the various departments, the senators
aud the prospective employees Of the senate.
lic VIII probably remain here right on
through the Inauguration and the taking OF
his seat, though business may possibly take
BIN back home for sunday.
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VENEZUELA

The United states having now brought
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GovGRNoR BNowNING HAs ARR1vEp

Governor j. ~ Browning came In from
Amarillo this morning aud is in excellent
humcr 10 opcu UP the senate 10 morrow
at noon Tho lieutenant governor seemed
really pleased that he docs not have 20 20
through the pulling and hauling that the
sOnatOrs are experiencing. There rs can
didutc for something on every corner, I'm
every hotel lobby, In fact anywhere that
senator OF representative is likely to go,
They are full OF cards. Of hatteuug express.
sion, aud Of pnlntablc beverages In
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