The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XIVth Year, No. 211, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 30, 1898 Page: 2 of 24
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m fX Obimt > Muravtof tho Russian minister of
T mmrilifr Vh > 1 Wine to Llvadla where
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ft h wilt confer wlth hocznron < thoouttnci
IP ot thnprogrammo which will bo submitted
m thedelegates of tho powers Tho Rus
i Bl AiinlBl ter talTcry optimistic as to th
result of tbo conference
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DeKrcyclnef Will Acerot War lnrl
i foljn Ijiieonillflnnntly
Paris October 2D Tho newspapers here
4eciaro that tho difficulty iwhtch U dolny
lngtho formation of < v new cabinet lies In
dihcsoieclfon 6f tho minister of wnr If
M Tto Fcycltvet refuses to fwcrpt tho port
folkl of war U K bollbved that M Dupuy
will not find < a Benoral willing to accept
Pjirls October 29 M l > upuy hopca to
complete tho cabinet tomojroNV It la an
nounccdihat M Do Frcyclnct has accepted
thawarKfirtfollo tsubjeet to tho sclcotlons
fortho remaining cabinet ofllccr remain
Ins with his approval
Tho anttSamlto memlwrs of tho ohfttuber
of deputies toavo Issilctl a njantfesto to the
country declaring tJuvt ttio BOvernmcnt of
the Tepubllcmut be divorced from Jewish
influences which arc ruining 11 and eub
Jootlns lta nnanco to tho yoko of the
Jews
TERRORIZED BY MOONSHINERS
CITIZBXS OK JIjHIltilMS COUXTV
Alllv TJliUMTMMjn
Vptittcnuoi IlrliiK AVrmiKlit on TIiono
Wlin Infnrmcil oil hu Law llrciik
cru An Aiipciil for Iroteisllmit
Mttlu llosk Arlc Otflobcr 29 Cleburno
county tho famous rendezvous of moorl
ohlnCTa is jiiHt now exporlenclnir u rulgn
of terror and tho InhabltauU of that coun-
ty who reaped the law havo appsalod to
Uw Stato ttuthorltlta to pmtoct their Ilvc3
ami property from tho depredations of tho
outlaws According u Information ro
cclvod horo today tho moonshlnera are do
etroylag tho property of tho lai vabldlns
cHUwai3 and warning thCfin to lcavo tho
county
laat winter Infonnatlon was furnished
tho authorltlca which led to warrants bo
inj i3Ui id for tho oncat of a largo num-
ber of moit in Olehurno on llw chiirgo of
illicit distilling Thu moo htEors ro3lat
od arrcat and attor banding themselves to-
gether 100 Htrong defied tlio oftloora Thoy
finally dictated tenma of suncudcr and
about fifty gavo Uiwuativdi ltt > land wcro
assessed nominal ftacs It ai enr uoV
ttat they ina ftTcalting vetietacVph thoio
whom thoy guap of hswlns furnished
the information whl4h lod to tholr troublu
with tho rovenuva offtocra
Tho following letter was rooolvoil today
by Ooverwor Joasu from aWtkri namod
Qrcgory lty
Since wo havo been horo wo havo neca
ubjeotod to ovory kind of mlsusago by
thiitBtu and diiitructlon of property hogs
frWC im ndj rhakes them strong
i eD6odrrich and
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Mmii Poorer
1 H + v tead theine ivesr
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died my dogs were killed rav wagon wan
torn to piemen In tho field and Saturday
night my bam waa sot oa fire and buruod
< o the ground with thrco cows nnd farming
tools grain and food Tho Jawabtdiiitf
parties of the community nro in a statu qt
terror as threats that wo will bo sawed
aUko havo been mudo Tho local nuthorJ
Ucis eeem to bo unable to stop it I havo
boMi wttrncd that I miut move out of my
liouBo and got out of tho country right
awa I havo to guard my homo night
waCdciy to savo whut t havo left I cant
giathir my crops People arc airald to como
Jo my hoilsa or havo tinythng to ao with
inc Now I m a taxpayer < and try to Uo a
sood eltlaen and at sych I naJc that thf
Stito rrotccj iny9 lt nnd neighbors
JiiiIrp Wrlln > ot it Ciniillitutr
Oon w Christl Texas October 2 A
tolegrjm was received h ro yesterday from
Judge James U W ils at prownovillo in
wlrioh ho mphaitcally decUn fo submit
hla noma to tha publo as a candldato for
Strong steady nerves
Are needed for success
if < 5 ye ry erc Nerves
tir Depend simply solely
IfcVi WV Upon the blood
rishing
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Ksa tb ttutolM M lilc
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t r < the Oketlte And alwooftlh
erttWilB tWiiWOSectttlon offM
iSoiaUlK a Wwr < edmi tltiie Russian
MtraU nt rteeitrf reatorwtrwicee > front
BSi riTemova Buti UK < l1cii the
ttmW hlled Thls 1i looked upon as be
6S via K9 < sf a remnrkftblp change tnf
W > hil < mlin7i wln t
ltls nndancod from Stj Petersburg that
V h jcmiMlhaYe now accepted tb chars
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Ei felnv1t lonl etudelegates to tiiteproposod
H rt conference Rich power will
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i H > Tcpt 9int i by three delegates and It
VAviubo record breaking diplomatic ni
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RUSSIA ISRUFFLED
ro leottbn to ho Judgeship of this dpfoMtvl
JialieiaV dht lct This was somewhat ex
pwt i by otir pcoplo as Juigo Wells had
never niyda n public annotvnecnumti of hla
tvllllnsnesa to rtinagaln Upoarepdpt of
this Idegram andjafter ascortafrilng that
Ihn secgo of llw Ulo arando wus out of
tho ring Judge StarJoy Welch of this city
announced himself a j a ctiwdldato t tho
position Thn nJrafrict Itirludcs tho roun
tlcs of Camcroc JDdilgo Starr and Nuqces
Konlltiill llainci
Wjjst Point K Y Ociobor 20 Yale
West Tolnt 0 v
10
Ifiltacjotplilu Octobor 2D University of
Pennsylviuiln 13 Unlrerstty ofvChleano Jl
CambrldKO Mass October 29 Carlisle 5
Jlarnrd II
AanaOolliv M4 October 20 Annapolis 18
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IU > tcaN Y October 29 Oornetl 6j Obw
lln 0
ProTid nc It I Octobor 29 Princeton 23
Brown 0
Atlanta la Ootohor 29 University of
HjCooTgJo 4 < V ndwtUt p
Visit of the Kaiser to tlr ly Land Not
Relished by the OrihcJox Church
CLOSER AGREEMENTfWiTII AUSTRIA
Tficsc Two Countries With France Will Off-
set the influence of the Kaiser
THE PAPERS POKE FUN AT THE KAISER
flrrmnn tnnrrn Think lif > Tll rliu
n p AVIII Amount in lllile Ictty
Jmloimlcs Hllrrctt Up by II
Copyrighted 1S0S by Associated Press
nerHn October 25 Tho official relations
between Ocrnnny aind Ituasli have bojn
miffled recently This fact although de-
nied by tho government organs waa ob-
tained from a porwn In higft mltiiorlty a nd
one of tho mo l striking proofH of the ac-
curacy of tho Btnjlomcnt is that Count Slit
ravl < jff the Kusalnn mlnWicr of foivlgn af-
fairs Oiaii ju t visited Parts mnd Ylonnu but
ignored Jlerlln Tho Oerman now pPeta
remarkod this and havo commented oa
tiro omission Ofhcr Hlgnlflcaiit faets nre
tho almost oulEpokcn hostile lono of tho
cjitlro llunlan presB in which tho r ap
proJhmont bdtwtcn Oormany iwid Great
Ilrltoln te dcscttlbol as an underhand plot
asalnit Ihissla which the latlor Is justi-
fied In keenly resenting In view of her
friendliness to Germany in China and In
tho r K it tanKf nogotlaUona Moreover
Emperor Williams vlBlt to tho Orient la
rthairacforlzed as on Impudent attempt to
undeiimlno Ittisslan Influences in Turkey
and thu position of tho orthodox church In
Palestine Tho Husslau clerical authorities
fe ir German Protoftaut rulo In Jerusalem
wbero tho onlhodox pllgiiinw aro ten times
more numerous than those of all tho other
ctonds togoWicr It Is uald that llussla In
order to counteract tho AngloGerman
agreement has < omo lo a closur ugree
tucnt with Austria by which thoso two
countrlea inunl franco will Jointly oppotn
tho luctoaslug lnfluuneo of Germany In tho
Orient ami will In no caso permit Turklra
cessions to Germany
Tho bulk of tho German nonspapcra ex-
press tho opinion that Emperor Wllllamfl
trip will yield little tangtblo good but will
creato miioh Jealousy upon uho part of tho
Jntoresitcd powers who will endeavor to de-
stroy any Gerniatt projects tfn A la Minor
Tho German comlu papora aro also poking
fun ul Uio empsror and Ills new cruiads
budlng in somo cases to > rosocuttonB on
tho charts of lc > o iuaJe U > Tlio policy
conflDcattd tha last number of SlmpHcisl
tnus owing to lta publicatton of a poem en-
titled In tho Holy UinJ Ironically con-
gratulating PalcBUno on receiving such
august visitors and saying Golgotha will
bo ttblo to boast not nly of hearing thu
laftt wordi from tho crods but the first of
Emperor WllliUm
Tho German nawppaper corrospijudcnts
with Mmneror William lluhlv irfwtosd the
lavish hospitality of tho ivultaiv of Vurkij
which howavcr has crcau < l lutonso d
ifatIsfac tlon among tho Turku placards
lwvdbeei r ited oh tho ron auovinnd In thi
Btroots ct Stpmboul denouncing tha extia
onUnnry Bums Encnt on tlu cmn ror which
inoneV It U furthor nolntod out cornea
out of Mohammedan Dockets
It is said tho sultnn otfored to prwint
Fimpcror William on tho occasion of tho
lattera arrival at Jcrusalpn with the fam
ous Ohnmbr of tho Last Supper but
tlut tho Gormnn emperor Uinnkol tho an
tnn and iTecllnrd th prpnosal on tha
ground that tho building contained Turk
lull rcllgloua ttdlcs The emperor It Is
furthor Hinted will gctnomo other valuablo
oreacnl lnutead
Tha sultan insisted pn Eaylng tho entire
xncnw of tho emperors tour out of his
own private nurso
Tho Gorman iieAvswiuors in asking for a
daittnl of llvhi report declare that while tho
omneror wii1 at Oonatantlnonln ho had lor
reasons of nallcy to bo the uuUnnj guost
Hut they add that as ton as his mnjtialy
set foot In tbu Holy Land 8 a ClirtnUnn Pll
Krlm hero was no lonirer nnvtblng In com-
mon between him and tho sultnn and ho
could net remain tho lattrra guet
Tho match of tho Imperial mrly from
lahKlWady to Jerusalem yesterday wai
especially IntercBtlng k tho routo traveled
follows tho vnlluy of Aialon whtjro Johluta
tho 1vq kings of tho Amorltcs
Their majesties nliio naw ths cavo of Muk
kcdnli whero thoy hid after thu buttle also
Ihn travelers rwtnaed tho wwt lAbronwturu
Dlmmns tho ncnltont thief > Wis born
+ + +
Tho French oriata Is oaxlouily watched
In Genuany lu mho tNish o l nuostloti tho
German govormncnt as well as tho Gar
mam newspapers dlttilnctly ido with
Great Urltain In her dominion over tho
feoudan which la hold to b In every ro
epect better for Gcrntan iivtereits wpo
clully front a t < ommcrclal etandpoint
t t t
Thero has been conaldemblo scare In
rierllu owing to tlio plague aiowa from VI
coua od the government deemed It na
cessary to allay pular anxiety by an-
nouncing ithat no tn rlm > i4 similar ta
thoso which lewl to tho outbreak at Vienna
htol been ponnlct i tu tho Berlin labora
torlos llangcrous experiments Hn splto of
tbla acnouncoinent aro known to hse beoa
and ftro still being mado nt a number of
tho uirlveiviticB and itrlvato resoaro for
ABlatio ciolcra gonna ia proct > adlng in tho
prlvuto UboratorJe of wlewtlata Jlko Pro
fessoru Vlrohow Loyden Ivoch and others
ami th Cologne Gaotto urges tio govern
meat to tako measure to prevent lnf c
Men by requiring an ottloal permit for
tj n cxpotOnwnn which It is claimed
1ho big canal bill to which Kruperor
William ihas publicly referreJ is now diors
a
Uie suaonm Is excoute4 Jtho main mt when nlot > sa oa H GoMm Uutter a to aa ho ZjilSd that Deputy Constaldo
Inwslawill b connected from the easternJ why Ooncial Uisneci had ordered Lrouht t Im
extromlty ef the emplro to tho German P10 8usi nslon of the Kschurao of iha w s i > to1P hn hl1 ouaJs
WM Bpaalish trooi Vtlh tint tho Wernmon t liid VC L 4 r < v ush to bo not seriotii It
TUB KMlimOR OF CHINA
Vuunir aiiin Tu In Very
Pll ItUll
Had Wny
Spedal Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
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4898 by Jame qorflon Bennett
Pekln October k2tJ TOie emperor la cx
TmY enelUve to cold Ho Is always
oWHe Ho feels ifee eneatlon ct Urn hand
1uob of tlie men and that the application
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SIJMMARV 6p TODAYS Ii > IP6 rTANT NEWS
WAR AfTTEmtATII
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Sovcrnl wltncftsea befo rq the war Invcsll
v8 tinfe co niniltte e tmc to the bad con
dltlnns at Camp Thornus sick men without
mj supplies and phyfliclanswcro Incompetent
J tt vli posillvqly anoouticed that tho
S United BtalM will hold tlm entire Pblllp
plno arehlpcjago and rosy Agree to assums
J tlio bonccd debt of JUvjoW Hhoiild
Ppulit kick out of ttiolmies IiostllllliM
voulrtibq renowed nnd not only tho Philip
plftm but other Spanish territory would bo
srlted
Tlio Spnnlnhcruiser Ducnos Ayres has
rtnebed tjiJPhilippines with thousands of
rlDc and a ouantlty of ammunition
There has really bocn lltllo accomplished
at Paris Bpanlards not having nbaudoncd
lbs Cuban debt proposition
J KOIII3ICJV
The court of cassation has ordered
J revision of tho Dreyfus eano
Plvo moro Muesulmans engaged In thn
maiaracro of Ungll h troopa In Crete cxe
cuted
Ofllrlat rolatlona between llussla and
letmnny ulralued becauso Count Muravlcff
left Ucilln out on bis trip to Paris diii
because of tho cinperora visit to Turkey
and tho holy land-
s In tho voluntary return of Major Mar
chund Franco ian back out nf tho Iashoaa
s affair wtli a eho of honor though frlc
tlcii may later rrEtJt over TiahrUlGazul
2 Kurcjjcau citizens In Pckln f > ar nn out-
break against them by tho native troops
2 HuMlan stntMincn ta In favor of Droy
fua and rondemn Zolaa prosecution
2 DcFrcyelnet accepbi ho war portfolio In
tho Preach cabinet wlti tho undcmtaml
2 Ins that ho names the otScr members
2 nOMKSTIO
Colonel Waring exstrcet cotnmlsalomr
2 of Now York wio was sent Vt Havana to
Investigate tho anilury condition suc
2 cumbs to yellow fever In New York
Noxt meeting of tho Confederate Vetor
nni will bo held la CharlcMo S C May
10 to 13
2 Tho moonshlneni of Olehurno county
Arkansas arc ordering lawabiding iwoplo
2 to Icavo ami aro burning tlie lr property
s IJaTlc Uucliesso Anno ttiriyca nt Pun
IVanclwo from Hong Koug having had
2 two deathM at sea from tho bubonla
plague
J Injunction ngainat strikers at VIrden
dlsmUEcd by tho pllilntlrts
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COMMI ltCIAI
2 Spot cotton declined 1lCo lu New York
and Galveston
2 Liverpool cotton futures lfCi0lCld low
cr Now York and New Orleans down t
2 points on Ncllls new cstlmato
Hog products weak and packers cutting
2 price
Stormy weather caused a etlffor Chicago
2 wheat market
o Stock market during tho week has gen
2 eralty bhown an advance
2 sioiir
Varsity 17 Onlvoston 0 Port Worth 9
2 Dallas Oj Collcgo 17 Houston C
lio sits up bo feela great itlddlncM His
ingestion is slow ami painful and is tre
nuontly followed by vomiting Tho acid
fjinctloua of tho Intestines aro disturbed
Tho last examination made ld not disclose
any albumen Tho lower limbs nro vory
emaciated Hla puho i very weak and
giently nwcolciatcd
Tho treatment ordered for tlco emperor
oonslsta of n obsoluto milk diet dry cups
im tfm ohcirt doao of iillgltalls aiii friction
on tho lumbar region to culm tho pains
Thero does not ncem to be any Imme-
diate danger 1 am told Guilt tho physi-
cians report has been oommuuleatcd to Iho
fo dgn legations
More niiiHiulninnn lJieoiiloct
Oattdla Island of Coetc October 29 Five
moro of tha Mussulmans oonvlcta of tak-
ing part In tiho massacre of nrltliili soldiers
on September 2 were executed today In
addition four nashlDaKOukH havo been sen
totveed to twenty years Imprisonment at
hard labor
Bln > tto klcparturo of the Turkish troops
n imuubcr of aildltlBJunt guilty Mussulmans
havo been discovered dally It also appears
thnt tho Turkish otflcwa appropriated tho
valuables looted by their uoldlcrs
SOLDIERS THREATEN REVOLT
SPAIN OWI1H ML1IK OV Till MKS AH
311011 AS tflMO
Wlien Truojm Kluk Iliny Arc Sent
o Miirrn UiiIiiiiim Onpoxed lo Go
me Sujliii He In licxpollr
Havuia Octohar 20 via Key Weat Fla
As ptcvlously announced Captain Gcnoral
Dlanco h s been Inslrtictod by tho Spanish
wur mlnlEitcr to pay to oach man who
wtfhod to romiln in tho Island 2t upon
giving him his discharge frointbj Spanish
forces tha Jlcehargcd man by accepting
hla rclcusu forfoltlng bis right to 4hlpm nt
home
Muay of Uho rank imkl file mostly mem
btra nf tlio Oivlon Publico forces which
hjvo been hew etneo a iverlotl prior to tha
outbreak of Uie war havo claims of over
J51H1 nuU tho clalma of mauy of tho civil
guard umoua to 1210 Of tho Utter
forces several companies which have nr
rtveM from tbu Interior for tho purpojo of
entering protests agaliui tholr nonpay
merit havo been sent to Morro to what
I kuowni as tho depot of embarkation
whisro they are held virtually as prisoner
tkiiii ih not culUd so by nanu Thai tir
not ullowenl to Icavo tholr quarters and
TEXAS POLITICS
Home portions of Mr Hawleys congres-
sional recoVd not given by him
Itev Oary negro candldato for congress
lu tho Tenth spoko to a falr audlcnce at
ltichmoitd
It Is now said Candldato Husscll was a
party to tho trado In tho Second dtstrlrt
Uitrrby Ttacy hoped to help the repub-
licans
A very warm local campaign Is on at
KaglO Pass
Hon H M Garwood of Ilastrop may be
secretory of stato under Sayers
Colillnig Dyrno lias withdrawn from the
congressional raw In tho Kcvonth
Governor Hogg declares hlmsrlf opposed i
ti l th tho proposed constitutional amend-
ments
Mr Hall of the Panhandle had a large
and appreciative audlcnco at Galveston
STATU 1
Held by Judge Morris that tho board 01 <
managers of tho Confcdcrato Homo have
no Jurisdiction over Inmates whllo outside <
tho bounds of tlio liiHtltullon
Sftlil that upper classmen of the Stato c
university lll try toA establish a class
feeling
Ohurlrs Carr was found guilty of mur-
der at Wharton and given a life sentence
Port Worth Jury tavo Gcorgo Moore an-
other llfo Bcntcuce
Another vessels cargo of cotton was
found to bo on tiro at Galveston
A cotton bpycr from Japan is at Calves
toll
Southern Paclnc chows no slgnsot aban-
doning lis terminals at Sablno Pass
ItAILUOAIiS
The bondholders of Tcxn lines havo de-
cided to Institute tho long ihroalcncd In
jection suit against tho commission
Tha Dallas Terminal will extend Its rail-
way to Port Worth
Tho commission refuses to sanction an
Increuso on lumber rules and Intimates a
reduction In export tottou charges
Parties coming to Texas from Louisiana
must secure certificates to show that they
do not hall from Infected points
Tho llcanmont elcctrlo rnllroail project
ronchcH out ror capital and expcrlcnco to
facilitate lta construction
LOCAL
Tho formation to date of tho P V and
V committees
Tho organization of tho board of plumb-
ers
Puucral tbla morning of Mrs A So
llimly
Tho retail clerks still working on the
curly closing movement
Work still progressing on tho gas well
New uniforms ordcid lor tho flro de-
partment
Oruco Mothodlst Episcopal church soon
lo havo a new church building
POLITICAL
New York Heralds estimate of tho ner
exugrosa Is Hint tho republicans will con-
trol both houses
oh to tho critical conlltion of tho forces
under Jila commEjid lhaa not sent any relief
fclneo tho uepaiaeion of General Gom2 a
Btoff a strong proiiaganda Is being agi
tated aSMinm oomez who ia ohaTgeJ with
ueltig despotic and his enemies nro taking
every ustvainiUigo1 of Mi condition Tho
genera wants to maintain military ordi
nances and 1ms Issued orders prohibiting
flanaSng and other forms of amusement in
tlio camps
AlthoiiKh General Gomez bas abandoned
tompoivirlly hla trip to Havana ho will
shortly visit ouo of his nieces who resides
In Guanabasoa whero ho will remain for
6evonal days
It Is bollovod tliat tho dopairluro of
Loiiunl Blanco nnd hlw Juft for Spain
which It Is oxpeotod will take place about
tho middle of November will be a step
toward peace as t Is nssortpd that hom
officers who ro Intimate frlendK of tho
raptiln general and who hte his confi
dence havo been inciting tho Spanish
troops and insurgent chiefs in ao field to
resist Iho Americans by force of arms if
thoy are not at onco gralitod independence
It in certain that all tho officers and other
frlonils of tho captain general who havo
bocn engaged In tlio work of agliatlng tho
Cubans ami others to reslrit tho American
forces will
lllanco
return to SpainVlth General
CArASTIlOPIIIiS AT ClllJItO
A Lliiiiiiiiu In Killed mill a Cltlxcn
Wo ii n ilfil Jiy it SI in j Shot
Ciroro Texan October 29 October n
1S9S will always be remembered n3 tho
red letter day la Cucro Tho day passed
peacefully until abouijjguadown when tho
news was upratu tliat ouo of tho lluemen
of iliho Cuoro Klcotrio Light aud Power
company Had met horrible thuth fnoai
electricity He waa un on a polo aud hla
foothold illpped and Ho Kara himself ho
caught n Uvo wire niul wiu Instantly
Wild In yesterdays report it was said
ho waH a man without rcUtlvos hero which
vtu a mistake as ha hai a wlfo aud n
small daughter who aurvlvo him They
havo had all tho attemtion nolghborly klnd
nv s could offer
About lwlf an hour after thts twgMy
us tho convict ganx woro coming in from
work la a stock car the air was opened
uud tho convicts turned out to wash and
prepare fur dinner when saven of thtm
till Mcxlwns mudo a break for liberty A
perfect fusllkulu of tdioU followed thcvu k
u result of which two are now dead two
badly wounded one recaptured and two
esearod Justleo StokeaJieIdlmjuest over
tho dead win and dlselurjcod tno guards
from any criminal liability
Cblonot 1 c Proctor ouo of tho mo < t
pmnilmmt eitliens In this portion of Texas
V rrl ITI
irw acanty army rauons Tho Orden
Sm be tostrloroil to special y Sod iUbllro make o secret of their ol uu In Uln5 > lvn he r01 twct
bulldlnga faetloa and tbroHon to mu to nlols iht J tiM H b Vi rtPSk Wm ln tne nrm
gusrd ncd tho regular aad volunteer sol
ready for introduction into tho diet dur i U wa admltWl at yesterdays session ot
ln Cho coming Mission it provides for tho AmorKaa and Spanish evacutUon torn
expomUfuro ef 40000J ter
marks and t5J y 10 i ln atisnr to In
right
Hardly hsid tlio exciteauent
with refer
ence to the dead lineman and iht > killing
of ths oMvlcts snbsldeil whan ubwh came
Will Ndsb
Ho waj
clr6iJ
U only it
no resources iiihich to pay in full uo All V18 wlf th K
of these clrcumsuiteta combined to
dlschargo were so far inwetwofwSSt S J Uw Bixice of
wt3s anticipate tlhat tho eovernraeat wli THut ttw htwrj makM tho 25Ul °
uuabita m meet the cVcmaras i Vrtober a m TmorabIi tUy In this sejtlon
mido upon it
nnd General Blanco
fearful that d riot
Mould occur deemed it advlsahlo to sus
l > onU tho discharges
Dcsplto the il dissatisfaction In oven
branch of Spains military forces In the
Island tho Spanish officers and men are
sotting on example of oxocllont conduct
and are BtrlcUy maUttadntngorder Drunk
eneold + eniaroevfnBeea and all the
tr04 ro rwell > pelvavo j d pollk never
m ktec ny vommeats regarding thoAmer
w4tM 4 Nt hmmZ
hlle tho shooting of the convicts la
probably Justifiable nisr the Ijiw it Is
certainly one of tho strongest argunvsuti
In fftor of confining tlio caavlcts lu tha
walls or on the farms And this commu
nity foal Uiat H ha jeen eomowhat out
ragjji by ell of tbla shootim wltbln the
iratta of th town and aar representative
will bivo eirpng Jtrounis for fAvorta tho
bill of conflnlnKUaq coavlcts to farms aid
iho walls The iruartH did their duty it t
true buL tha fact rvmvilnv that in ordW
SL SJL 81 11 w ioae an
a aSw H Sw 0t 4ivlM buv to en
ters
enment
goes
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FRANCES WAY OUT
Marchands Voluntary Trip to Cairo Re-
lieves an Embarrassing Position
FRANCE CAN WITHDRAW WITH HONOR
it Is Said hat Marchand Received a Hint
lo Make fhis Movement
A TROUBLESOME QUESTION STILL REMAINS
llnlirKlOiiiil Conn I ry Will Likely
He ii JJonc of Contention trnneo
Kxpcilltlon to 1unlioiln
Copyrighted 1M8 by Associated Press
Licodon October 29 Tho arrival of Ma
Je Marchand at Khartoum on tho way to
Cairo with a portton of his r l > ort which
waa not finished when Captain Baratier
luft Fashoda Is rcganfo1 as a rent In the
cloutlu owrhauslns AngloFreacb rela-
tions for In splto or tho fcemlofllclal denial
issued in Pails that ordem were sent to
tho major to go to Cairo It lu fully be-
lieved hero that tho French officer would
not bo on his way ito Cairo unless ha had
received a hint to that effect from tho
French government Who consider that his
kavlrg Fatihodu will take thu sting out of
the situation and at tho same tlmo prepare
llrnrco for tho eventual withdrawal of tho
ivliolo expedition which now consists of
seven officers and 120 men
Tho llrlUih view of this latest movo Is
ttat tho marquis of Salisbury and his min-
isters tiro delighted uo ufford Slajor Mar
chand tho facilities for reaching Cairo Hut
thoy would hardly omra to send him back
except in tho capacity of a guest or ex-
plorer ThM In to say Franco will first
have to roLouncc her political claims based
on his mission
Li tlio meanwhile hi tho voluntary te
turn of Major Marchand tho French min-
ister of feretfgn nffairs Jl Deleave and
tho government of France havo got over
n great difficulty from a diplomatic amour
propto point of view M Delcasso had de-
clared that tho French govecntnent could
not do the impossible Chat Is to say ro
oall Major Marcbacd Therefore the lat
rcturn has enabled tha French gav
to save its face as tho saying
it Is recognized however that oven If
the tricolor of Franco Is hauled down at
1ashoJa the main subject of dispute ro
maiM nnd may cause anxious moments In
both countries before the nahrElGazal
question fa eettliwi although there has
been a confident feeling for tho last few
rtaj3 that war will be averted The French
ministerial crisis at first Increased the
feeLing of anxlaty wihlch prevailed as to
the prospects of a peaceful solution but
in the list of published new ministers
British newspapers see a body of expe
neaw1 nnJ tupahla men who are ablo to
load Fioatili opinion The retentloa of M
Doleasso at tho heal of tho ministry of
forcgn affairs however Is not regarded
favorably as ho Is tha father socalled
of tho Marchand adventure
An Instructive account of tho origin of
tho wholo enterprise appears iln an Impor
tant Paris paper Io Journal which says
tto Marquis du Mores tao Agtophobc
Fronch explorer who was ossaasinuited In
the Hinterland of Algeria really conceived
grandiose plans wilch ho submitted to M
Deleasse who fell In with his views and
dlRpatdiied Major Marchand to tho Upper
Nile whllo Dq Moros started for the Sain
arrln with tho trowelI purpose to conquer
with Via cooperation of Marchand the
provinco of BahrBlGazal Tho plan of
campaign Included the organization of all
tho armed peoples opposed to Great Britain
and included even the coopicirillon of tho
khalifa whoe forces led by Frenchmen
would attack tho British and Uie khalifa
and the French explorers would tlhius 1m
loso a barrltr between Egypt anJ Central
Africa thereby thwarting British aims
Do Mores and his party wcro massacred
at the outset of tiieir Journey but Mar
chand Rucceedial In currying out his part of
tho plan and there Is reason to believe that
the Fronetoi government now wishes he had
not dono ro
As tho Eelalro says today Major Mar
chtmd returning Why then did wo go
to Fnshoda In order to play tho game
wo played against too Kiigltnh wo ought to
havo had a navy capable of making a de-
cisive show ugalust tho English Instead of
which tftld fosflls of our navy department
havo left us dlsarmoa anl incapnbio of
fighting iwith honor
Tho French ntwsiptrpeirs seem to have
IlDUo faith in llussla helping her ally in
the present crisis wHhllo Itussian dispatches
to tho British papers uffirm iwltlvely that
Km czar is doiidedly oppose1 to war and
has counselled the French government to
abandon Its untcnablo attitude 1t is oven
Mid tho czar his characterized the French
attitude os reckless
The rumor from Paris of tho Intention of
tiro British government to deolaro Egypt
undertte prdieotonito of Great Britain has
attracted little attention < is tlio general
feeling is that tho moment Is clearly inop
portune for utfii a step It would be only
pbolng Into the hands of France There
ia perslsteu talk however of Great Britain
ekpUng n ansastrres towanl the kho
dlvo of Egypt unlcsi ho modifies his attl
tw < e It la well known that he returns
from each of his visits to European cotiM
llllcd
with plnMor Ideas against Britlsa
tutelage But every act of petuUucy has
been met with an iron hand
It is asserted that tio Kheklvo Abasllml
has shown no euiusity for government and
s a mere puppet In the hands of French
lutrlguora Consequently it lhn < t ben
merited that he Is likely soon to he deposed
In fnvor of his brother Mahomet All who
w J born in 1S75 and who sa brighter anj
morn amiable youth
The plaais for tiro reorguilzallon of the
newly reconquered Foudan havo already
l > een drawn up and the Egyptian govern
ment Ens rc tiW Gittt the first credit
3 > 000OIs to bo cWotly devoted to
ter < Ins the railway to Khartoum and or
ganizing a Soudan police force
PAIl HASTIJUX MTIIATIO r
Kiiropnii HoHlilrTTT In Iokln Vear
Thpy Mny lie AllntUeil
CopyrlKhto 150S by Awoclatft Prtss
Iiondon October 2DThe new recclvol
thh week from the Far Eat has b8sn of
n somewht disquieting
nature It appears
that Mm European resMents
of Iokln era
in a state of alarm nt the drafting into that
city of arw bodes of Chlneeo troops M
a counterpoise ta tho recent
arrival there
tatlvo
are
ft
vfo
Nte04
sy1
c K
Wi4
coupled via ttq aBtlionM f1 l
tou tho elluaUon has ciusfd lJ at CaQ
ness among the foreWrl grfat lms l
obout 160 In rWSSfrfc nunibur
thediplomats 5J uSr H lfma8d
noso foreign offtoe to9 wiL S 0r ch
tho oldtarV 1 move
who
m > 3 who openly ere rno ily il < f1 nnJalv
flvlng Jir tIntenton of
out th r
fuwiroWf t pw eXSfiiSi r lut
i
tHtH Ja lliillilllii52 rl Orllled
>
HOUSTON DAIXY FOSTV SUNDAY MORNTXa OCTOBER 30 1898
rtik
> it
commanded by General Yuan Shek Hal
who however Is dreaded by tho palace
and nay bo regarded as practically holding
tho < Ie3ilrjlo3 of China in his bands
The iJowager cmpres3 of China seems to
thoroughly recognize the impartanco cf
having a modern organized anny acid navy
and Is eaiu to have notitlM the tsung 11
yatnen that urgent reforms aro needed and
that progressive measures In other depari
monts are lmpractloablo until the govern-
ment Is backed up by a powerful army and
navy
Tho convention provBdng for tho leass of
WolHaiWcl to Great Britain Is published
today It provides that Chinese troops and
warships may uso tho territory Some of
tho British newspapers Imagine this im
pKeu an arriangcrient by which Great
Britain will reoogolzo Chltws military
force
In connccltou with tho summoning of a
Frerch doctor to examino tho emperor of
China the Saturday Review euys It sees In
this a ruse on tho pairt of Uho empress
dowager aud ndds that It would havo been
nn easy matter to palm off a sickly youth
of 23 upon tho physician as the emperor
who is scarcely over vlslblo to forolgners
i vii cunt I on Will lie Complete
London October 29 Tho Paris corre-
spondent of tho Sunday Special says the
general opinion is that Major Marchands
retirement from Fashoda willbo followed
by a complete ovaciialTon of that place by
tho French This change of policy Is at-
tributed to the disappointed hopes regard-
ing the action of Russia
Although It Is officially denied tfiat Ma-
jor Marchand has been ordered to return
it ds likely iStvait he wlft bo summoned lo
Paris for consultation
IUAtrnctlonM to Miirclinnil
Paris October 29 Captain BarreUera
tho bearer of M Jor M archands Fashoda
report started for Egypt today with the
governments instructions to Major Mar
chand
OUR VERA < B AtatKCICED SHIPS
i
It Will Cost a Million DolIur ta Re-
cover tlie Sunken VimspIn
WasHilngton Oatobcr 29 Naval Con-
structor Hobson arrived In the city today
from Philadelphia whero ho took part in
Wie peace Jubilee after whldh ho appeared
before the beard of naval constructors for
the purpose of explalnlnatho conditloji of
the Spanish ships wrecked off tho coast of
Santiago and tho orogress and prospects
of tho efforts which aro making lor rhelr
recovery It Is tld tihut over a million
dollars will be required to continue tho
operations ami the s cretavy of the navy
desires to know what chanco thero is of
success before authorizing tho expenditure
of fa Iarg9 an amount ot money The ac-
tion of tho department will be baEoJ upon
tho report of tho board ot bureau chiefs
after tho explanation of Naval Constructor
Habsoa
Constructor Hobson wns with the board
all Itho afternoon and gava a great deal of
detailed information ns to the details of
the wirecks
Ho iwsu cf tho opinion that it was use
less to continue IXio wrecking company nny
longer and that tho results did not warrant
tho 800 per day It U receiving He said
that In hb opinion the Colon and Vlzcaya
could bo raised aniJ brougjit to the dry
tracks at Now York and Norfolk at a cost
of 500000 for ono and 100000 for the
other and possibly could bo brought In
for 100000 each Tho government could
of course toko tho risk of expending 200
000 on tuch of the ressels and then find it
was unablo to raise Uaem
Mr Hobson wanted to bo placed at tho
head of a wrecking company which ho
Bhowod oo uld raise the vessels for between
800000 and 900000 He said tbe hull o r
the Vlzcaya was intact and ho proposed to
build a cofferdam arouniV her and bring
her to tho surface after making repairs noc
esary to float her
Lieutenant Hobson also gave tho bureau
officios InfaMuaLScn ccnafirnlng the Roina
Mercedes nnd tS Merrlmac The former
could be easily raised he believed for It
was apparent that she had only been scut
tled Thn Merrlmac should bo raised and
ho susld Kibe must bo removed from tho
mouth of tho harbor Income way
Tho board will hnvo another meeting on
Mocdvy poRlbly mako somo
recom
mendations to the secretary regarding tho
wrecks
muioMu rrAODij
Ttto DriMlix Oen ii n Voyujp from
llonn Kuiijr to Sun Krninlc
San Francisco October 29 Tho French
batk DucJiessa Anue has nrrlvevl la port
nHfih ll O ns 0nB ny U yo ow flag
Boih tlho lodcnil and State qitarantl
aunehes put out to the vessel J
wnn ftn S bacl t0 ort ih < there hrt
wn two deaths
on board during tho voyage
> m the bubomo plague Captain Cer
vsry master of tho fKp was tho nMt to
euccumh to tha lrea Hi ease He wm ilck
only a fow days and died on August 20
J V h nJtPrw 3 MHi named
Mnw wju stricken
with tho phg0 and
l Se r i ° he i ± ni hurloJat
tine ondBrca lnt0 Qaran
JEALOUSY AND MURDER
A Mere Hoy MhioIn Hn sverthcnrt
nail ICIIlis Ulmxelr
Luoxvtllo Tenn October 29Jcalouiy at
tended by apparent lovo fo another the
on
the part of hla 15yoarplq sweetheart prompt
John
17 years of age to fatally
=
shoot May Peck
aud th n bow his brains out
Th tragedy was comralUeil on tho lawtfabout
the young girl to reprimand her for bavins
retWed attonUone from another boy sSS
dee lined t ceaso the association whereunon
Kennedy fired a bu ot Into irr bnaki n
thebot himself HeirdeaSr a
a na
Weir T x neeuion
Cbarteeunj S C Octobor 29rln ine
ynlted 8MN circuit cpft here V
IB ttl MM Mah
If tt
1
<
11
Weve Got Wheels
We
Men
and
re also Cranky
w > s
onprices We make our own prices and cai
In the lowiless thereof
in our heads on some subjects such as Fit FasSW
FAbric We never a or Overcoat
fit perfectly >
5s4F
touched by anybody As evi
the great display of Fall and Winter Suits 1
see also
coats none otiiers like them
M
otrfoaS7 50to15l
Meri
Fine
s
FinePants
250 to 50i
>
a
THE MISFIT
parnSes against the rallroiti
of South Carolina Tho to Sffil
oridercd the railroads to naSflSffl
on
in this
partiea obtained
an Injunction
Situation testrnlnlrig the m
from enforcing their order Th
argued Thursday before 3aSu
and today he haniled down
ing hl3 lujunatlion per pctualV
VIRDEX
Injunction IlLsitoTvcd lM
and
tloii May Sow FolfowTL
Springfield 111 October h1
Jimcllon eases iagalns t Edrart
twcnltyfivo other miners orIti
brought by tho Chlcago Virfon6jir
pany enjoining the miners froma
with
operation of tiemf Sl
today dsmiss d In tho clrcultJc ni
complainant It is believe > UillSiL
nary to an effort to again etNtTfc
differences bctwoon the canniarSii
employee icf
° per
Strlk JTj < 3
iFall Klver Mass Octobsr 29
ers of tho Hargraves cotton mlllititf
elded to striko on Monday if tbaiiL
meut persists in running overtlrMl
spinners ano already out VwitSw3
Blons haw been again refusedttteH
City and Baimey etnlkers and1 tleii
tJhero rcmalno un hanged
jSAf
Tlie Cotton MUU3hBtf0 wy
Fall IHver Mass October 29 kakf
facturers state that the poeUnf
tallment by print cloth mlll l Si
satlsfacnory effect
All the
agnecment win curtail four wtekii
of them haartog already tshut deft
from 800000 to 900000 piece wlJ Kj
held from tho market The itockWl
has been founld to be only biltef
currently reported before tiMLOMM
tlon of interesto Wi
Wi
The Wool KtnirDe lf7vlJ8
Columbus Ohio October 2 f = Cet i t
throughou utlwef
one of the most extensive tmlfi
Ohio died at his home In Birpt rl
from dropsy He had tett jlli l
niciiths He emearked la tb irt lj
business In 1S50 and was so aucceaiH
bo became known as tb wool ktaii l
owned real estate in a number of 8tatak
SHORT NEWS SfORI
MEMPHIS TcnnMrs ChMleRK
wife of Judgo Howry of the Ualtfll
court ot claims Washington C M
after a lingering Illness 01
WARHINGTONThe presl ddltlimr
el John W Lutz of Ohio coninl torO
States at Arrlca Chile and JSdwartftj
reft rccolver ot public rnoneja at Bout
NEW YORK TIm secretkry ef tte t
han continued tho option for thW
nt any time before December 1 ofll
Piicirlo bonds known as currency
their full valueless onehalf oflpeff
ATLANTA On A movement ll aa
the erection of a largo ccttoaaln
this city with a capitalotlialf I
m >
KANSAS CITYL H FloMlarl
n uers In books stationeryaotlieaf
nrt goods have assigned floVlk
J90000 and assets estimated atf
sure by Eastern creditors precis
slgnmeat 4VJf >
LEXINGTON KyOeneralW W IJ
turned from Columbus Oi aw
sent to select a camp site for toaWr
gade Third division Ha TWMMf
the troops bo sent South at oncef5 > a
NEW YORK Colonel ReoawlfJ
turned to Mil city having JnUbMP
palgn tour through tho State W
PONTA DEL GADA Aior Mat 3
Sranlsh steamship MonurattfJ i
Disehamps from Havana OctoWMV
bnni for Cadiz with repatriaW j
troops on board nfrf S
eventytwo deaths on bcard tne W
tho voyage <
NEW YORK The United
ship Missouri has arrived > r2nJ2Ji
ports with 271 sick or wound r
of whom ore suffering with ami
typhefd fever or dysentery uw
Burton Bradlsh nnd Private Ileory
dirt
S > u company II Fourth Ohio ej
vS
Israel Zangwlll tha e
saya
pearcs time only two greatpa z
wrltitcn Thcne ere ThoScoeelWfr
dai and She Stoops to CopaX
Cutting
The only safe Bclentlflc atw aw
tsin cure for Stricture latli fw
DR HATHAWAY Cft
originated by these enariwl g
longs exclusively to tDJ
dissolves the stricture ao iy
moves every obstruction
saga it atopa every unaaj Vj
lays all tnflanimstfon HgS3t
Uland when enlarged cl
Kidney Invlgor t
and
nnd restore health fJrOjJTSI
part ot the body affected 7
Special Diaoasea 5 2iijrSi
sclentlflyallytreated f f
icao notwllj
Wrltelf you
conutUtlon P cfecMttreal
or address 1 tJp J
DOCtoRMATHWf
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