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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of Minnesota, County Of Brown. In Pro-
bate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Rasmus Espcnsen
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF Rasmus
Espensen late of the County of Brown, deceased,
that the Judge OF the Probate Court of said county
will hear, examine, and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate al his Office in the City
Of New Ulm in said county, on the first Monday Of
each month for six successive, months, commence
ing with the arst Monday in october 1884; and
that six months from the 30th day o. August 1884
have been limited and allow(a by said Probat to
Court for creditors to present their claims.
RASMUS CHRIS rIANSEN,
Executor of the Estate Of Rasmus Epensen, de-
ceased. Oct. ], 1884.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-10-08

Rev. DR.. Leonard Woolsey Bacon
and Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby, who at
first were disposed to prefer Cleveland
DVQr Rlaina haV9 2haRggd Eh2ir BsiK as.
Both Of these eminen MT clertgy nan pub
lished letters in this weeks New z Ork
Independent against Cleveland. The.
reason DR.. Bacon gives for his change
Of preference; is, that he is assured that
/ Grover Cleye Sis Of dull mind and.
coarse nature, and lat least until 10.
eentlYl of leWd habits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
IN CONGRESS"
HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Apri. 22-ln
accordance with the resolution adoptea
Yesterday, the house met at II o'cioch.
Ringly asked unarimous consent iui
present consideration OF the uliI
authorizing the secretary OF the
treasury to invest lawful money de.
posted in the national treasury py
national banking associations ioI re', h,.,
ment of their circulating notes, pu'
consent was not granted. n.n
on motion OF Budd, the reso'u,io ~
was adopted setting apart Ine o. ~, n
Nav for consideration OF the ~,
amending the Chinese imm'gra'''i'
act. o,;oa that
Turner OF Georgia gave. notice 1s hs
he would tomorrow call up nd
Kansas contested election case Oh "oo'
Va. Peters. IA, ontboria
ing the president to appoint AZ n
tional Judge for the seventh !uu'a
| district. ~ order WA,
made providing for evening session
I'LL further notice, for genera ue'A''
ON the tariff bill. ~ o,anitte,
The house then went into coinni'''e'
of the whole on the tariff Dill. o,,
Miller OF California. presenteu = pIu.
lion of citizens oi California, pray,n,
fnr AN increase of duty Oh impoi.es
ralsens from two to three con' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
WACO.
A safe which Did Not Come to Time
Mckce's Dlsclaimer--Othe
Local Notes.

Spec al to the Gazette.
WACO, April 2s.-At the close of
business Saturday evening last at the
Citizens National bank, Cashier Black
locked the safe as usual, setting the
time-lock for opening again al o n. m
Monday. Yesterday morning. how.
ever, when he ATTEMPTED TO open the
doors the lock refused to do its work
and up to this time the massive doors
Oh the safe remain sealed ms close as
Mr.. Tilden's lips when the inter.
viewers ask him IL he Is n candidate
Tor the presidency. The bank people
say The machinery is all right, but
there is hitch in the opening process
they do not understand. They have
'eiegraphed to st. Louis for
an expert from the mandatory to
come down at once and apply the
open sesame" which will make
the doors swing ajar. They also tele-
graphed to Fort Worth to-day, hearing
that n travelling expert of the safe
company was there last night. Ii
they can catch him and get him down
here tomorrow, all right; II not the
arrival of the expert from st. Louis
will have to be awaited. The bank
has ample cash resources mot
locked up to tide over the
gap, and il II hadn't the other
banks have been prompt and courte-
GUS to offer whatever accommoda.
ton may be required. The safe
is one of the largest of the Hall
make, latest improvements, and was
built for the lately collapsed national
bank at Leadville, the fugitive presi
dent of which was captured up NORTH
the other day.
Your correspondent is authorized b,
United States Marshal Mckee, of TIL,
district of Northern Texas, TO say tina
the report that is industriously circu
lated that he did, at the Republican
county convention at Dallas, ON tn
18th inst, introduce resolution in
structing against President Arthur, |
false. The resolution In question wa
introduced by DR.. Mckay, and wa
opposed by Marshal Mckee In fe,
remarks addressed to the convention
And it may be further stated that tn
resolution was voted down by larg
, majority.
The Western Union telegraph oflic
here is reducing its force. One Of tn
night press operators aud clerk wer
dismissed to-day. Dull times is n
!. signed rs the cause.
l. Clouds came up in the night lal
night and the dreaded frost did M
come. The thermometer registere
temperate to-day, but ii is still quit
cool tonight.
A small blaze in II. Jacobs me
!, chant tailor's establishment called o,
! the firemen at o'clock this morning
t was checked without difficulty.
: Insurance men here say the stat
a underwriters convention IN session
Galveston today will not raise Il
Z. rates at Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
SAN ANTONIO.
Twelve Thousand Cattle Stampeded by
a storm Heavy Shipments 10
Wichita Falls.
special to the Gazette.


special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, April 22.-News has
reached the city that severe storm
overlook o 900 head of cattle belonging
to Mifiin Kennedy, near Pena station
in Duval county, and about the same
number belonging TO Richard King.
The country being very dry, the cattle
had not had water for several days,
and when the rain came on they be-
came uncomfortable and scattered
widely in all directions; 1000 are said
to have persisted from thirst before the
rain came. After the rain, the hest
efforts possible We're used 10 collect
the stampeded cattle, but many were
missing. Since this very unfortioDate
occurrence, King and Kennedy have
decided to ship their cattle, about
thirty thousand head, to Wichita
Falls, and drive from that point. This
Shipment will be the largest ever
made before in all the world by rail to
any point, though it is reported that
the Texas Land and Cattle company
will contract to ship 80 900 head from
iNueces county to Wichita Falls.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN ANToNIo, April 22.-There are
gOOu DTDSUt - iol ttic N''tshs ..r'.S'
a railway from this city to Menard,
with branch road 10 Fredericksburg.
1t is understood that If stock to the
amount of $3.50 900 is taken In this city,
a syndicate composed of prominent
railroad men will be formed. which
will build il and rush the work to an
early completion.
When Mrs. Hannis died not long
ago, it was thought there was not a
single survivor of the Alamo butchery
left. An old gentleman at the veteran
meeting yesterday says such Is not the
fact, us Mrs. -Condcllaria, who nves
across San Pedro creek, was mt the
butchery, and she has sc9r under her
chin made by the thrust of a Mexican
bayonet willie she was carrying waIer
into the Alamo.
An unknown man was killed by the
cars near Sp,ford Junction, his head
being severed from his body. As there
were two or three stabs IN his BACK, II
is thought he WAS murdered ana then
placed on the track TO divert suspl i0n
There was heavy flost last night
the prairies being white as lhougn
covered with snow. The extent OF tn'
damage to vegetation Is not yet re
ported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
THE KEY WEST COLLECTOR.
DISMISSAL RECOMMENDED.

WASHINGTON, April % The senate
was in session three hours having UNI
der consideration the recommendation
of the president that Collector Wickers
of Key West be removed. 1t was
maintained by Wickers' friends
that he had done nothing
to merit removal, while Others
contend that his acts of open sympathy
with the Cuban insurgents were am
Pile grounds for dismissal, and it was
said also that the president had full
power to act as he saw fit in the mat
ter, and that the interference of the
senate was unprecedented and UNI
called-for. To meet this objection an
amendment was proposed to the COM
MERGE committees report. declaring
that the action of the senate should
not be construed rs an expression OF
opinion in regard to the constitutional
power of the president to remove at
will. Thereupon the senate adopted
the report ADVISING the dismissal of
WickerS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
OHIO STATE CONVENTION.
Rally ing of the Republican Hosts Tor
the Chicago Champion.

CLEVELAND, April GA great
number of the leading hepupiicahs o'
Ohio are here to attend the ftate con
vention to morrow. opihions ai.e ~.
whether a majority OF delegates
favor Sherman or Blaine. II appears
to be be the prevailing judgment that Attn, the
con yention will not instruct. sheI-
mans friends and some o. biaine, :, ?
oppose instructions. Blaine's men
claim majority and the sherman herman
men say many are supppseu
to favor Blaine who will support. Sher-
man. Considerable bitterness y ex-
friends among the delegates, ON their
arrival at Chicago, will Tally 10 70
Lincoln In case lnal mn, ine :,
chances are not bright. There is q
strong under.current for Lincoln.
Representatives Of the wool interests ests
are here in force 10 urge a Wool pro
tectiye plank In the PLATFORM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
MORGAN.
special to the Gazette.


MORGAN, Apr 22.--T'he sberiffof Hamilton
county passed through, here esieIa.y ensn
ing Win a murderer who 10 wanted al sabine
pass. and for whom II reward OF u vo IS 81
Tered, ne are indebted 10 Mr.. Il. l.. Wcst Iof
ihp ABOVE Information 49, - ,a
Mr.. II. i. Lowe OF Humboldt, Tenn, w sh,o
place. is ve.y fayorably Impressed WIN onl
town and says he has seen no town IN .ne
STATE OF It's size he likes SO Wen,
Mr. Lowe has tract OF land north OF town
which he has had cultivated, ana on "hi ~
i'e has plan led ~ variety OF fruit trees. lie
says s1 II they do well, he win put In a large
Mr. (. ii. Lumpkin OF Meridian passed
through en- route Tor siephenville ihis morn,
ing liz has been appointed special Judge 10
try n case in the district courta that plnse'
Mr. w, ii. Lockctt, the present county com,
missioner from III precinct. has announced
as a candidate for representative rom MI
district. Wethink that a better NM, s cou,a
mt he chosen Whenever the commission
ers court meets y always finds this se".,e
in the interest OF his little precinct prompts
ms 10 believe thai we're, he IN the legislative
halls he would Work hhtncf i"' 'he '"'sN
trlet that sent him there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
The Whlskey Pool.

CIxcrSsATi. April 22 The whis.
XIV pool Is again ie-established. The
syecntiye committee held meeting
and ratified $i.l0 Us the price, and u
wili be kent 1T that for a few days,
when an advance is expected. An as,
sessment has been ordered OF $l3o. oDo
to nav the liabilities Of the pool, and it
l. limited that still further reduction Of
capacity will be made ons MAY !;
Members OF the pool, though not ali
pleased, are willing 70 make Iur.llei
Effort to keep the business under con-
troll OF the present organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
81. Iouis Dog Show.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April Fine
international bench show of dogs,
Under lie auspices of the st. houis
I;un club. opened to-day in the Nata-
torinm. cor. Nineteenth and Pine
streets. with 2g5 entries. a display Of
field dogs was u feature Of the show,
over no fine specimens OF various
hreeds OF settlers, pointers and other
snortlpg dogs being on hand. The
display Of collies was also very fine.
a large number OF regular and special
prizes will be competed for,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
Kniphts Of Pythias.

Nrw ORLEANs, April 0..The
eormni openiug Of the session Of me
I", nreme lodge of the world OF the
KNIGHTS Of Py thias took place in, ,1nl,
u, wa .u decorated with banners, Pendamm,. . >
s M other insignia Of the order. Inc Inc
an" representatives. were esc es Yea
s ~ Pie hall by a uniformed rank oil the
c ~ an and Orleans lodges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
DAVE BILL.
p,ours or cu,cK AsAw SLAVES

RIGHTS OF CH1CI<ASAW SLAVES.
WASHINGTON, April GA bill was
introduced in the senate to-day by
Dawes in relation to rights of persons
of African descent. residing in the
Chickssaw Indian Nation, which pro.
vides that all such persons resident in
that nation on the date of the treaty of
Fort Smith, and their descendants
heretofore held in slavery In said ma
ton and mentioned in the third article
of the ChoCtaw and Chickasaw treaty
of 1865, shall be declared citizens of the
Chickasaw nation, and entitled to all
rights specified in said treaty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
Hung for Murder.

GErTysBuHo, Pa. April 22.-John
Coyle was hanged ut ll:27 this morn
ing for the murder OF Emily Meyers on
MAY 4, 1851. Up to Saturday, Coyle
maintained an attitude OF comparative
Indifference. but the noise made IN
erecting the scatiold In the jail yard
seemed to excite him, and the efforts
Of his spiritual adviser had no calming
effect, f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23

the coast Of Greenland or further
north and rescue or ascertain the fate
of Lieut. Greedy and his comrades.
All the officers and men under your
command are hereby enjoined to
perforn any duty Mt sea
or on land to which
YOU may order them. NO
detailed instructions will be given you;
full confidence is felt; you have capac.
ity and courage, guided by the dis,re.
ton necessary to do all that can be
required by the department or nation
for the rescue of our imperllled coun.
tIymen. With earnest wishes and
high hopes of your success and sale
return.
w. L. CHANDLER,
Secretary of the NAVY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
CoRsICANA.

CongrcAsA, April % oar people awaking
Ia their unprotected position WI u fegafu
to fire. and to be prepared In future, ure nav
Ing two Immense publ; cislerns bulii on
IA. atom sire ~ u the center OF tho business
portion q the city FOR IRE protestIoh' !" i''-
Heavy trade have been made lately IN tnis
connfy IN cattle, which are bringing hlsh
prices, Mcssis. Anderson anu huey naslns
Iust closed "a barg ain for fourt sen hundred
head. 40, ,,,,,,,
ina lifty-four degrees 1T sunse. ana the
weather moderating,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
L.MpAsAs TO LLANo.
A DAILY MAIL SERVICE.

WAsHNGToN, April % Hancock
has received an application for daily
mail service between Lampasas and
Llano from numerous citizens of
Southwest Texas. The distance be
tween the points is forty-nine miles,
which is much shorter than the pres
ent route via Burnet. Applications
will be Immediately presented to the
post-ofiice department, and AS large
and wealthy population is TO be af-
fccted the change will no doubt be
made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
Wrecked.

News was received here yesterday
morning that the north-bounu - H J, "a
Fe passenger train wa, %r to ge nj
man in this city stated tha' M hnt w ,vhn
sSas on her way to Fort Worth where
She has friends, was very pao'y hut'
in the wreck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
Tho House of Bishops.

NEW yong, April siai y III Episcopal pis
,hi. morning, for The purpose S 81 IeU
i ing a number Of missionary s,rsse p' he
a.. 4 Quorum no. y Ssin until 's ibis after
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
San SAIINs
Special TO the Gazette

SIN SABA, April "a For several days we
have been fearing frost and last night II
came, hut on inquirlng and Inspecting to-day
do not think the damage amounts to any
Thing. Corn is slightly nipped, but vegeti-
bies and wheat are not hurt Weare In some
danger tonight, however, asst sun cold
The new clip OF wool has cOmm' need com.
ing in, and our wool house Will not be opened
any too soon. 80 .
The odd Fellows will celebrate their ami
versnry mere on the Goth. when good many
people are expected TO he present, The pud
Fellows cemetery is TO be dedicated at that
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
JEFFERSON.
Special to the Gazette.

JEFFERSON, April el.--.At the Baptist
the beautiful and accom- plished daughter of
Can't L, j. BoSen, and MIR. j. w. Itainey were
united IN the holy bonds OF mat,lmony.
Rev. s. A Hayden OF Dallas solemnizad the
rites. The church was brilliantly illuminat'
Ell and handsomely decorated. ~
Col. Il, W. Taylor received telegram ms
evening. announcing the death of NJ. w,
Coyey OF kildare, and that his remains
would be sent Ii re for interment. Ills NJ
neral Will t-ke place rom Col. Thy Ia, = resi-
dence tomorrow evening mt i.30 o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
4 Seducer Arrested.

sr LOUIS. Mo April "a yon, ! =;
man giving the . haple time m ago be-
trayed young lady In In co Suicide. was
which resulted e y, 1o sn ns Mo-. yesterday,
and will be taken back 70 CORY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
MARSHALL.
Special TO the Ga2ette.

MARSHALL, April 22.-Naihan Lockctt,
colored working I'm the planting mill of VIM,
RUSSELL had his hand caught ia the p'anrr,
carry ing away all the fingers aud 80 lacerat
Ing II MS TO make amputption necessary,
The weather continues extremely cold Tor
the season, aud fears are entertained Tor the
safety OF fruit crops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
RIGHT OF WAY.
A SENATE REFORM.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The bill
was reported favorab'y 10 the senate
granting right of way through the Fort
Selden military reservation to the Rio
Grande, Mexic, g. Pacific railway,
with an amendment limiting the
right of way to one hundred feet in
width.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
TEXAS TOWNS.
Topics Of Local and Personal Interest
Here and There Oyer the State.
Minor Matters Briefly Outlined by Spc-
cial Correspondents.
TExARKANA.


Thx,nKANA, ARK, April ?2,-- To-day has
been the coolest ever witnessed here for the
time of year. standing clouds all day have
looked very much like snow.
Several Texas war veterans from Paris
passed through en- route home this evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
BASll,o


BAsrRop, April 22.-In the district court to-
day the case of the state Va. Nash and Care
wright for murdcr was continued.
Jno, Young pleaded guilty Of burglary In
two cases, and got eight years In each.
IT, Is. Jones, brother OF Hon. q. w. Jones,
AVID n very influential citizen OF this county,
died at his residence ON Alum creek yester
day. 49, 80,
K light frost fell last night, but did not
materially damage crops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23

so,o. RELIEF EXPEDITIONS.
nss,A April % The secre.
AiIpn q Cant Cam tn, the following
ssli|a's1: regard to the Greedy
hs fhs s,t,arsEsr, April 81.
nsdy, y ,s'lsf expedition Of
eand II i 1Du are ordered TO
saen and proceed 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
klsply IN THE HOUSE.
u ~ LANHAM AND WELL
BORN.

D NJ LANHAM AND WELL
BORN.
phs Gazette.
lnGIOS, April day can
y Texas day at the capitol.
\, Immediately after the read
D Journal in the house, arose
" the opening speech on the
De spoke without notes and
number of new
Ibis subject, which have en-
D attention Of congress for so
slls' The doctrine of protec-
q Incidental revenue was ex-
ind The position of the Demo-
ny was deiiued in u manner
sos,lieit the entire attention
house. He showed how
y q employees under the
lem were being decreased
Ntlme, while the salaries
ank bosses and others in soft
y iapidly gro wing larger.
lae lnonopolist Quaker rep
" nom Rhode Island, who
y listener, objected to
,s'le1ls, and attempted t,
aS'spaseg but Wellborn easily
sla an showed that the CEN
W. were fixed so as not to
'acamts OF the rich, but only
wages paid to working men.
/ a y Quaker sat down. and
\, y a,sespeech was further man
j, ms many members who
~, ~ .le seats near by. Well
IN, ~ "a numerous other sub.
as ay . the annoyance of
~ ' : ! group. The speech
|,S,a 81 al . imastsrly peroiation
4, s.us older members of the
~ ~ \ Is close crowds rushed
d aands and congratulate
"a az. q Ohio followed in tn,
Ibs~ lpreieetlonists and at th,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
fiNo VIEWS.
III srxIoo GOVERNMENT.

n NExICo GOVERNMENT.
ns Gazette. :, Co.,.
EygIOy, April Ex-senator
today presented Il memorial
s,Dti Re, New Mexico, board
,s.rling that the memorial
signed by The officers OF
asique board Of trade is not
sotits essential statements;
,soithe Twenty-sixth leg
10 accordance with law
siatsrest Of the people, and
rsul or set aside any of them
b a calamity to the masses.
n. back, the Albuquerque
luis sent a communication
seing that the legislature
uug', and run in the
d eliques as against the
Mbya special act the school
kissed to be controlled by a
tfa'ravagance aud vicious
! Mthe order, and money
y kspt from the territory,
blsd other damaging state
Delegate Manzanares to-day
dablll to suspend the oper'
llhEs passed by the Twenty
sslfure, on account of the
aya which were preferred by
Ggaeique board Of trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
y RIVER COMMISSIONS.

1lKorn~ nLE REPORT.
kausn.., April 22.-The
ksurss,a committee has d.
ps' In a report on Represent.
~ ! ~ M' authorizing the APP
A'ssouri liver commits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
- cprLrREE.

(Vts
gazette. path.
ss : > april a,d,oi ssIs 81 FS't
B Il, friends Jaw j. wa ssain &
4, s ,Si s'l 70 Ss able 10 lead sn%
,st'' any y other candidate %snss R IN
!, = washington. sSIIin say that !, the The
s X oehlltrse' and viii
y wsIust him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
GEN. srANLY.

ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN TEXAs.
WAsHINGToN, April 22.-An order
was issued by the war department to.
day assigning Brig, Gen. David S.
Stanly to the command of the dcpart.
ment of Texas in place of Brig. Gen.
Mckenzie, retired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
D pHYsrcI.Ws md INVALIDS.

Touic,0 " tbe M AeiL eilain.bi, ARTHUR
HILL TASS.LL, np., TlsS,. ~ l.nndou,
England; and IA enlprsaiaeni ny mo cni,
obrasod physiaian, Professor BIZ. EiiAhhuS
WILSON, I,H.h., Lib, OK iDudoh, AFRO in-
bellcd on cneh hDiti3.
hnsd ut Whaiesufe ~ al lending
Druggists, ma isa.llsd generally. ~ irr
bottle, 6 for e., q. ". LllTTL.IUs, 1hs-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
MINISTER FO sTER.
CUBAN AND SPANISH AFFAIRS.

CUBAN AND SPANISH Affairs.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Hon.
John w. Foster, United States minis
ter TO Snain. who arrived in Washing
ton yesterday, has come to confer with
the authorities regarding the details of
the proposed commercial treaty
between Spain and the United States:
1t is said on undisputed authority that
his visit has nothing to do with the
alleged plan for the purchase of Cuba
by the United States, nor has it any
bearing on the insurrection in Cuba;
The secretary of the treasury and
Encouragement have issued orders "a
their agents in cities bordering on the
Gulf OF Mexico for strict enforcement
of the neutrality laws, and agents are
instructed TO keep a sharp lookout Tor
Cuban insurgents and intercept. any
fiiibustering expedition bound FOL
Cuba. Revenue steamers goint
forward and seward and cruising II
the gulf are doing patro! duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23
|I1!3s||3a73
$4,000 FOR $500 /.

oTM REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
b m will take place In III. Masonic HALL
mGs0nic Temple Building, In covington, ny"
THURSDAY, APRIL ~, 1854.
ALawtul Lottery and Fair Drawings. chartered ~
the Leg I allure Of KY, aud twsce declared ~
gal by the highest court In the state. bom nn
given 10 Henry count, In the tnm o. sia'o'ooo
Tor the prompt payment OF AL prizes soiu.
Aurii Ache met
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-23

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