The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XIVth Year, No. 180, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 29, 1898 Page: 1 of 10
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W H HUDSON CO
and Investment Brokers
and Colonizationists
rtreral Real Estate and Land Business and
> In Stocks and llonds
dealer
aid Attention MnlS
TING TITLES and ADJUSTMENT OF TAX
dealing and
TERS Honorable prompt
l our motto Rooms 504 In so Bfni
TEXAS Mhone
kinE HOUSTON Si
The same
Lunt Jemima
ancake Flour
pleased you so well last fall ij
v for you again
rder from your grocer
JH 81
Houston
ways Get the Best
keep nothing but the best gooda In our
Gin and mill machinery and arming
ments
mentsWARD
WARD F SMITHS
HOUSTON TEXAS
L UNLOAD HONDAY
Potatoes
Apples
Bananas
Cars Now on Track
I Thompson Co
HOUSTON TEXAS
LINK BETWEEN BUYER
AND SELLER
tVhon mortals drat began to rise
From primal ape up towards the skies
They Jointly sang In thunderous tone
Oh for a Long Distance Telephone
So fulcrum to move business a faithful
Ivocate
SOUTHWESTERN TELECJRAPH
< D TELEPHONE COHPANY
Gohlman Br J E Litter
L Gohlmati Co
> tton Factors
HOUSTON TEXAS
r l advances quick sales and prompt ri
Correspondenco solicited
Office n8Man St
ct Wires Quick Service
to all parts of the world
would be peased to handle jour tele
i and cablegrams Try us Telephone 045
L COTTON MARKING INK
hy dont jou try the cheapest and most
rfect Cotton Marklnc Ink In the world
concentrate Indelible Jet Black 1 gal
make a barrel of Ink Irlca Jajo
Manufactured by
OUSTON DRUO COAiPANY
TON TUXAS
WIIVTHUU lNFOIlMATlOX
A Jiilf Storm
hlnglon September lis tjontlnuo north
torm signal 10 r m Storm developing
st gulf will move north and cause lo
orth gales in tho vicinity of tho coast
dipping
Lnst MkIiCn ItciialliiK
> rea of high pressure continues over tho
Atlantic and Kast Gulf States with the
t barometer SOOii Inches at Atlanta
rometer Is below 3000 Inches elsewhere
depression over the Upper Mississippi
f NT
ROUTE
SUNSET
tym
MAILABLE EDITION
STOVE-
PIPE
STEEL
No 5xi4Xi
No 37X24X
No X14U
Both Black and GilvaJ C Sheets
Largest Stock In J jWst
Peden J Co
Office 1013 Fr ln Avenue
Hartwell H m Works
lloust
Manufacturers of
Feed Water Heaters
Wood Splitting Hachines
Steam Engines Etc
Foundry Work and Repairs
another central over Kansas and Is apparently
developing In tho west gulf
The weather is generally clear except at St
Paul and tho Gulf and South Atlantic States
where it Is pnrtly cloudy to cloudy with rain
fiOtlng nt New Orleans and Galveston
Very llttlo rainfall Is reported tonight and
it la confined to tho gulf const
icncrnl Ohnerstitloun
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at a p m yesterday 75th
meridian time
Ilaln
stations Temp fall
Jniktoiivlllc Ila Rn 00
AI hint j Gn 1 00
iloijtsoinery All t > u 00
irhtirg Miss 74 00
New Orleans La 74 3S
Galveston Texas 71 vi >
Corpus Chrlstl Texas SO T
Vemphls Tcnn 81 00
NaMnllle Tenn M 110
St Paul Minn 7G 00
Dacni < ort Iowa so 01
St Louis Mo SI 00
Kansas City Mo s wj
Oinrha Neb S4 00
North Platte Neb 8 00
Dodge City Kan M 00
Amiirlllo Texas 8S H
OkUhcmn City O T SO 00
Abiltne Texas S3 01
HI Paso Texas SS 00
Mexican Telegraph Company Statlons
Taiuplco Mexico 2 00
Vera Crur Mexico S2 M
Ccatzacoalcos Mexico 82 00
Cnttnn Itectnu Miilletln
For the twentyfour hours ending at 8 a m
yesterday 75th merldla n tlmo
Temp Rain Stato of
Max Mln fall weatbei
OalveMon 4 74 01 Cloudy
AblUne SO f5 00 Clear
Dalllrgcr v r
neaumont P3 61
Bcnlllo HI
Urenham f3 K
Ocjumbla St bl
Corrus Christ S i
Citii SO f > 7
IIlIIhs 82 60
Diblln W 60
Hearne St ffi
Ikmlottn < S Co
Houston 87 70
llunlsvlllo fi ra
Kerrvllle 01 52
Lampums TO 55
Loncvlcn f4 64
Lvling 2 63
Pnlehtlno K K
Paris 07 M
San Antonio M
Fan Marcos 91 61
Temple 01 W
TNler 01 61
Vnco 01 fit
Wentbcrford 91 60
McnnE
Clear
10 Cloudy
00 Clear
00 Part cloudy
00 Inrt cluuu
T Part cloudy
00 Clear
00 Clear
00 Clrar
00 Clear
00 Clear
00 Cloudy
00 Cleai
00 Clear
00 CleJr
00 Ilcnr
00 Clear
00 Clcai
Oil Clear
00 Clfar
00 Clear
00 Clear
00 Clear
00 Clear
00 Clear
SOB 649 T
Not included In means
Cotton licit llullrtln
PriilmlillMlrx
Washington September IS Eastern Texas
Partly cloudy weather with showers on the
gulf northerly gales
Uulslana Rain high east to northeast
winds gales on the gulf
Western Texas and New Mexico Partly
clcttdy weather cooler in northern portions
xarlablc winds becoming northwesterly
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Threaten-
ing weather north winds
Signals are displayed on tho gulf coast from
Drowusvlllo to Pensacola
Southern Pacific
SUNSET ROUTE
kestTime From Houston to All Important Points
To New York 55 hours To Washington 49 hours
To Atlanta 30 hours To Louisville 36 hours
To Cincinnati 41 hours
double Daily Train Service with Sleepers on all trains connecting at
Orleans with all lines to Northern and Eastern points
BEIN
rattle Manager Houston
V
L J PAFJKS
Asst Oen Pa anITkt Art Houston
V P
B TE ST LOUIS t
v The I O N
Fust Mall Train
Alo AND RETURN
Tickets on Sale October 2 and 3 Limit October 10
cave Houston 3 pam tiu UmU7ISpm
eo d hunter Street
t
2i7 riain
City Puscnser A ent f
4
PERUVIAN PROTOCOL
May Not lie Approved by the Con
gross nf Chile
TERRITORY MAY BE TOO VALUAIiLE
To be Handed Over to the Neighbor-
ing Republic
WANTTHB BOUNDARY SETTLED
liuth Chile and Argentina Desire to
Kcditce Army
URUGUAY WAS OFFERbD PROlliCTION
Of thr Inltril Stntrn In Inlndilnlnir
> cutrnlltj tn Cn e Her KelKhbora
Vcti4 to Wnr
Special Cablo Dispatch to the New York Ilor
aid and Tho Houston Post Copyrlehtod
fcS by James Goidon Dennett
ValraiaJso chllo September 2S There
is a possibility that the protocol with Peru
will not bo approved by congrcs3 It is
Mated horo that action has been Jclaj l
uDll It tan be determined whether nitrate
bods cxUt in the provinces of Taena and
Arlci which tho protocol would surrender
to Peru
UIIUOUAY OKFnunD PROTECTION
Special Cablo Dlsputch to the New York 1
aid aud The Houston Post Copyrighted
lS > a < by James Gordon U unettl
Montevideo Uruguay September S
K is officially stattd here that the United
States minister offered to Uruguay thti
protection of this government for the
mnlntenaTco of her neutrality In casn uf a
war between Chile and Argentina
WANT TV RUDUCi ARMIES
Special Cablt Dispatch to tho New York Her
ri 1 and Tho Houston lul Copyright
1 > JS by James Gordon Uonuoul
Hu < uos Ayrc Argcmlnn September 28
Every effort It now being made to setllo
tho ChllcArecntiua boundary Ulspute
withou going through the long process of
arbitration Doth governments wish to re-
duce their armies and iibasdon the active
prtparatons for war which will be neces-
sary so lone as the question remains op < sn
11 u
KiTiiriu 10 itimiti
Work In Kjo > t Complctcil
ICliullfns Trruaurc Kiiumt
London September 2 > The Cairj cor-
respondent of tho Dally Telegraph nays it
Is stated on good authority that Ocneral
Kitchener Intends to retire from the Egyp-
tian service He regards hU work us com
pleted and will return to England In the
mlddlo of October It is rumored that his
cjcslght Is affocted
Upon arriving ut Fashoda Sir Kitchener
s cok hands with Mnrchand and mutual
greetings followed Tae story la current
that he has left Kushoda Hr roeelvel help
from a lozal chief who Is now our adherent
It is stated that the khalifas treasure
1000000 which was hidden In tbo des-
ert tHK been founa mi furwurda lure
Lord Etlwirl re il will tako Fashoda dis
patches to England i
The British government has offered 12
to each reserve or Mnieetplred man who Ij
willing to reengage with the expedition
AVAIICIII IN IAMAH5A
Gim rriiniciit InimrliiK for n Scrl
< m lnniirr < itloM
Special cablo Dirpatch to the New York TTn
ald and The Houston Post Copyrighted
1H by James Gordon Dennett
Kingston Jamalci September 2R The
maroons on the coast lino arc rising and
aro taking possession of valuabla properties
bolonglng to English proprietors and am
threatening to hold them with force Thero
ore fears of 1 serious Insurrection and tho
government Is making preparations to cope
with it Some of the rcsllonts of tho
threatened districts Fought safety In the
city
701A > UOIIU MVY o
The Kiierl Who llolit luil nicnt
A cnliiHl 111111 An Viinulou
Paris September 28 The house and
furniture of M Zola are about to be sold
to satisfy a Judgment of 30000 francs ob-
tained against him by three handwriting
experts who recently won a llbsl suit grow
ing out of tho Drryfus cane against tho au-
thor The experts have refused the offer
of M Octave Mlrabcau to be responsible for
the amount
It Is expected that the minister of Jus-
tice M Sarrlen If he has not already done
no will issue directions that the rlcors of
the Imprisonment of Dreyfus be mollfied
according to custom pending a flnal de-
cision In his case which Is now before tho
court of cassation
Houston Texas
Have a Complete Stock
Pipe
Well Caslnjr
Iron
Tin Plate
Solder
> i
Beltlnz
Packinj
Shafting
Pumps
Saws etc
AGENTS FOR BUFFALO SCALES AND
RCFES WOODSPLIT PULLEYS
TEN PAGES
HOUSTON DAILY POST
XIVTH YEAltNO 180 HOUSTON TEXAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1893 PRICE 5 CENTS
To nlntrltuite IIelrf
Spvclal Cable Dlipatcb to the Nsw York Her
aid and Ths Houston Post Copyrighted
JS3S by James Oordon Dennett
Santiago September 28 IJeutenaat
Itoney starts tomorrow to distribute 300
Special Dispatch o Tho IMst t
WnshlnK < on September 2S Official report received by thi war department from time to tlmo giving tho number of
men and officers who have been killed and wounded and who Jwvo died fioni disease In the army frtm tho beginning of
tho war up ao AugtiKt it show these figure which uro accutato ns far 11s repotu hove been reeeUcil and wilt bn used
by tho military investigation commission
In dlorto ltlco Killed 32 woundcil 40
In Manila Killed IS wounded OS
In Cuba Kilted 2C0 wounded 1131
Death from various causcBi lrotn wounds received 91 from accidents sa
Frnm dlN < iNi ete l n
H0BS0N HARD AT WORK
sintiv that 111 ou > ivh
rmsTonii coio >
rii 10
Alnn llcllevpn Hint lie Clin llrlnir the
VIkh > ii OlT the llneki llx
olrtlern nl AVorU
Special Cablo Dispatch to the New YorK
Herald and Thr Houston Post Copy-
righted 1S9S by Jamcm tlordon lltn
uett
lloy del E t Cuba Beptembei iX
I saw Hobson on the Uik Chapman
today H Is living there quarantined
but not 111
Atked If he had abardoned work on
the CrUtobal Colun ip said No In-
deed I hnve every hope of Netting her
off If the government will furnish men
and innchlneiy I will not cctno North
unless I brim het with me
Hobsnn declares tie Kivlng of the
Colon means more engineering that
wrecking Hobwn told me tiotlllne
but n galo could spoil his plans Iorly
air bags came tolay for uso on thr
other lll ami Hobson left foi the
witskB of tho Almirunlc Oijucndo and
VUeaya today Ho will removo the
formers iins to tho l ronldan nnd
make a final Inspection of the Viz
coyu He hopes to nave her also
One hundred former Cuban and Span-
ish soldiers are working amicably ns
laborers on the Teresa cleaning her
hulls and engines and bulldtag decks
under the management of Captain
Harris of the Vulcan
fini 0vr1t ciivroMN
CiiImiiik Ie > iiur 11 Hilly on hnpille
for Npiiiiluriln
Special Cablo Dltpatrh to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrlshttd
ISO by James tiordon Ilennctt
Etantlago September 28 Advices reach-
ing here frcm Clbar today nay tbcro has
been a dispute between the Cuban govern-
ment iheru and Commander Mnynnrd of
commander of the
tt < > Nashville The
Nashville Is the only reprekentatlvo of tho
United States authority and has appointed
tho ships paymaster Oieurj to act as
customs collector for the port levying du
tics accord ng to tho Spanish customs n3
wan done at Santiago Tho Cuban I0c1l
government levied 10 cents per barrel nn
all stuffs forwarded bv lllanco to tho Span-
ish garrison at Holguin and would not al-
low trains to leave the station until th
duty was collected Tho matter will bo re-
ferred to Washington
The steamer Aviles arrived from 01 bars
last week with nenrly Jino000 In gold from
nUnco for the rayrnent of the Spanleh
troops In that district
It is reported that tho Ked Cross schoon-
er Mary K Morao arrived at Olbara ou the
22d with C000 tons of relief provisions
Till IIKIOILDA
Ill 111 oil a rillliUHler In Now In the
Illinium Trmle
Special Cable Dlapatch to the New York Her-
ald and The Houiton Post CopyrlgtiUd
ISS8 by James Oordon Dennett
Port Antonio Jamaica September 28
The Scorpion arrived here this morn-
ing from Guantinamo to procure fresh
supplies and to give tho men shore lib-
erty
The ficrmuda famous as a filibuster
after having b n delayed herei many
nrcnths tailed this morning for Phila-
delphia with Captain John Hart on-
board She cariles a cargo of bitianas
MILES WILL BE SUMMONED
Prefers a Congressional to an Administration In
vestigation
Special DlipjUcn to Tho Pout
Washington Soptemher US The lnvontlgnlron of > the conditet of rhe war will
have a breadth hafflre unannounced After eumplotlng their labors t Washing-
ton tan whole oommlsrflon t111 go to Rititlago ThU will bo tho last thins done
loth Mllru and Hhafter will be atked to go upon tne utaml Icnoral Mllta
Milled upon Chairman Potlgn of tho eoinmlsslon nnd rrnuMted thnt li lie mil
called bsforo It Thi > undcritandliiii of the eommlsHlon Is that Ouneral Mllus
had mode up Inn mind to lm irmsfled with unthliig leu thin 1 onxreslonnl 111
estlR tlon
1rom nnothir souiee 1 learn thai General Mllos has lib version of the San
Hugo Miinp < lgn fully formulniel nnd when an lnveitlg tlon Is had he wishes
to have it rigorous ncutu and final Clenrral Miles preferu to trust i h ciso
to congress hut In uplto of this he will he nuked 10 appear boforo the rommtiilon
Secretury Alger also will b aaked to appear Ihs eon bo stated positively
a eae oooeaoaeoooao9ooo o noenKoaouo > oo oao9 eoooa
V 0 ° 5
REPUBLIC OF PHILIPPINES
Will Be Formally inaugurated by Aguinaldo at
Malate Today
Special Cablo Dlspateh to tho Now York Herald and Tho Houston PoH Copytlghtel
IMS by James Oordon Dennett
Mlinllti vi < ilciiilnr S At Jliiln I oiron AkiiIiiuIiIo i 111 for
inn 11 j liuniKiirnli tlic rriuihlli ot tin Ill I lliilll < n li > 11 irriul < i < lr
lirntlon Int llutloiin lnivi liicu r iKnilcil lo I In iirliuilpiil ilrniy of
riiirn iievvMHiprr iorriMiioiiilintH mini Ifiiillnt Anieiiciiiix here
Tim IrmiMiort rlroiui liuvliiic 011 hoiiril iiuv y recrultH anil 1111 Im-
mense lot of mull urrlveil toiliu Jt U tli rlijit hiiuie mull for ev
erul moutliN
000 rations nraong tho Culians In the In-
terior of tho prtvlnco and to civilians and
kolileni Ho had a confereneo with lar
ila rcgardlEg the best method to bo fol-
lowed
OHKCON IS HUAIIY
Wnltlnjr for the limn to tet Jlnre
Aiiimiililtloii
Now York September 28 Tho United
Stattu < battleah1p Oregon went down from
the Drooklyu ravy yard and anchored oft
Tiampklnsvlllfi preparatory to her tiari on
her long vo > ago to the Pacttlc
Ittaldej an enormous consignment of
stores and provlslorm abo dirrles 1IG0 tons
of coal and more than 500 tont of ammuni-
tion Tho Oregon will remain at Tompkinsvlllp
until tomorrow Winn she Is tn be Joined
hy the Iowa The two will then begin
their cruise to the Philippines
It was said ut the navy yard that the
rcaaon the Iowa w u unable to sairt tolay
was that sho was vyalfns Jor an additional
consignment of smmunltlon fthlch Vs ex-
pected to arrive wmorrow
3IAMIA KOllVJJMIfi
Dcirry Seniln Home the Flnir of Mn
nllu and the Cebu
V1a blt storn Soptamher 28 Two sou
vonirs of the capture ot Manila wero re-
ceived at the rtivy depirtmcat tr day from
Admiral Dewey One Is the official fUs
of Manila sowed to wbidh was a linen
memorandum showing that tbo flag wax
hauled down August 13 18JS S40 by
lieutenant Uromber and Signal Boy Stan-
ton and Ferguson from the flJgahlp Olyra
pla aitr the surrender of iihe city to the
combined naval and military farce of tae
United Statee Another aouvenlr waa the
lk
i
Al >
flag of tho Spanish armed transport Cebu
captured at iManlla August 13 lSJS
aiieitltlTTH KKlOIIT
It In In AVntihliiurlon llevvey Jliiy He
Kent lo Purl
Washington September 2S Oenornl
Merrltts report of the battlo of Manila has
been received at tho war department aud
will he made public In a few days Along
with the report of Oenerul Merrill and ap-
pendix to it la tho land battle of Manila
which was brought to Washington
Admiral Dewey Is to be sent to Paris to
cxp aln matters that may bo properly re-
garded as having a bearing upon the dis-
position of the Islands Secretary I > oug to
whom the report was delivered hy As
distant Secretary Allen when he come to
the department said no one but tbo presi-
dent could assume the responsibility of
making ft public
IOKTO HIUW NUTKS
SiinnlnrriK Are Selling What They
Ciint in lie Ami
San Juan Porto Itlco September 28 The
Spaniards are offering Ut public auction
largo quantities ot at my rations and other
gdvernment property which can not bo
taken home with them
It mai be expected that the evacuation ot
lb Itland will be completed very shortly
Twentyfivo per cett of tho American
trocpa In the Uland aro sick aud It Is im-
possible lor them to recuperate hern The
sick tolilrrc It In said could bo sent home
with mutual advantage
At III lie Protected hy 2niRiit
Hong Kong September 28 The Brltitai
consul ero haa been Instructed to protect
the family of the Gintooerar reform leader j
Katug Yu Wei ho it now on hla way
Hong Kfciag on board the steamer BalU
ratui I
ti8l
cotton seed1 Hulls 4H
A J v
FLOUR AND MBALtr
HOUSTON TEXAS
G C
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M HANNA SUMMOlD
McKlnley Scared Over the Cnnqres
sional Campaign Outlook
BABC0CK ADMITS HP HAS REASON
The 0 Man Has Accordingly Been
Called On
A BIG CAMIAlViN IUND NUEUEI
A Million Has Already lJen Called
Ior
MONOPOLISTS WILL HAVI TO DIG
An It Mnv l Con liIcred cr iairy
to tsr T v or Three Million
ThU rail
< Spccro4 Dispatch la Tho Post
Washington September 23 The presi-
dent la ut last aroused and scared over tho
prospect cf his party lnilrtg control of tho
next house of rvprcm > nuuloj and h a
been In eoneiiUdMou with Ohnlrman Jlab
cock > f the republlclin congrcuslonal ram i
mlttee who admits tho preearlousncss of i
Hit altinKlon Tho president has sum I ft
moned Mark dUniu hero or a conforonco
II wus underntoo1 that Mark Hiiums first
call for funds was limited to 51000000 but
hu miy wow decide to double or oven triple
that omtunt The trusts aud corporations
and l ls monopolists may as well gtt ready
to walk up to rh < j captains desk dciK > 3lt
anil look pHuuinL
Tho prediction Is made at National dom
ocratle headrniarttrt lint the demorrats
nil gain two representatives In Connecti-
cut four In Illinois three in Indiana oni
each In Alabama Io a Kentucky Mary-
land Michigan MlnneMita Texas and West
ginli four lu New York tour In Poin
ylvanla two In North Carolina and two lu
Virginia
This would make a gain of twrm > nmt
which mlded to the 153 P0iuUsivind dctna
orntic uteinhcrs would gliu a total of 183
In tho next house or thrno more than a
majoilty
Senutor Hnnna who is now In Now Yorlt
repltnlshlng the republican campaign bar-
rel Is cxpectdl here on Thursday
A Tlllli hllvilu 1IA
DrtllncN n FliNlon NfimiiittIon
mill liiclor a Democrat
Hell an Mont Seutenvber 21
Hon Chirles S Hartnun nominee
or tlm < i er republicans and popu-
lists for eongr i has with train
nnd aiks that tho name of Hon A
J fimphfll th ilemocratle nomi-
nee tin plared on lhose tickets and
supported by ull who bollevo In the
fie 1oliiigo of silver JIo otfrrs
lil > servieej ou the nttinip during
tho campaign of Mr Campbell nnd
the ilemocratio Stale central com-
mittee
SHOT BY A VETERAN
yiMKHMilt SMITH OP TUB NOIW
miHIS IIOMi IIAIIIY WOUMtKD
One of the Iniiiiitei Mint lit 111 Three
limed While 111 Iem entrorlli Mln
lloiiMe AViin Dyiuiiiilteil
FtnU Monica Cat September 28 Whllo
Governor Smith ot the Pacific branch of
tlm National Soldiers Home near this
place was coming down to his headquarters
toJay Albert G Bradley who had been nn
Inmato of tho homo for five years canvj up
behind him anl slot at him fhu tines 010
hall taking eftoct under tho right diouMu
blade onu above tho right hip and one
through tho right arm The BUrgttitia think
the wounds aro not fatal Thero la no ex-
ternal bleeding but fears aro entertained
of Internal Injury At timed Ilratllty has
octtd strangely nnd It la supposed ho was
mentally untojnd The governor Is resting
eauHy Ilradley w i arrested
Colonel llryilll lletter
Vaphlngton Sopleinher 28 Colonel W
J Drjan although etlll conflncJ to tho
homo of his friend C T llrlde was ablo
to sit up a short time today Ha hopes to
be able to be out In Hwo or three days
Iba Raral Is the highest grade baking powtfet
jwrnn Actual testa show It floeioae
third further thaa ay gthtr braarf
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