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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Stinner / Stierners Cans,
% lisne be lpie gn9le,
% lisne be lpie @nsle
Nor Serren 9ebaoth.

VI Sburbolmens M meb for @efoltHin9 aaNs
YromenoSer par Der bensuns os lanse efter Inlet SPl
at le. Soloeren trauIebe puitenbe op ao en- Hin"
Sansltt til Copper ui Bierset, buor ban ianOt gd9]
paa bets bsteite &lint beirastenoe Sterhebimttsn, lon1
bet tsrlte y iteraarsmprfe itieoe neb oper Oct nrOIi9s Sa]
aIteHeH par flar, men i~tormiuie. gpse siter VpS
ben ntsrte iinits' gust imoo Sub tafteSe fig ouer De ga
Slipper, ION ienere ifulSe bore bet itelte giaun S'0
borg, fanot benz nrotfeIise, operltantebe benz nsO QUE
~9O'rpleos ben oper arOnberss Big os for tno ~
StraHobrsoOsrne | 6urernes iItreSe soar. YS'l
S%tttslle aitssnsoe fig tpoelis mob 9imlen. pow
Stsrt fiasrebe for 8inbsu, benbes Ianse forte SerHI
ger bouee irisiort fig fra fine 8aanb, os Storrnen !,
seoe neO BEN; i'm bOire 9eseiinser baUpe bun n0FS
lmoo en- lfor utienet Stierne, iom ipntes at Itlrr' :
bsnos og afiatte en- ieliom SLAMS benSes Dine. y
par wasrtst, Stierneifiaret, Sinoens -6uinen % "
9ernes Sruien NOset iaa sniomt psmobist, nOSei
inosrl's troIbSomsastist ouer Grandchildren pad ",
get, at Solosrsn Tom til at tGnte paa Nisitsr SlSP'
Ylans!sr os glattens Born.
"SpaS sisr ou iaa tent | @srtet paa SiergetE
"Se9 teller Stiernsru.1
"lalsr Stierneraerue3 SpaS er bet ior 0aorl'S''
"Siaias Tiger, at Sub iSrsr SimIens IoGr rem
ter Sol % talSer BEN oue psS 9apn." (5crtiGtteSJ
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
SampcSlas

maa, isr De ta9es | 8rt9, Cmrifles met
nO9ct Solm ps laSses fOriisti9t / Ell
@rpoe msO folbt 9ano i; iua 9iuea
bette ct lauSiomt OpfOg, us @lasiet
bliuer li99cnoe Der, til S}anoet er al
tjplet. ollie Slass @las bur6e bebaub.
les paa famine Maabe. SPINNER Der
bruno 9letter paa 2ampcslas, ba ital
man snibe bcm inb meb Smgr % paitc
bem / parmt Saltoanb. 3ette eipr, al
@!nslct bliuer aloeles blnnft.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Sarrp LIB M buriiat ree % iuurne
s,opcu, bpor ban unr | Sitfrrbrh, me-
nsis Cir artbar ajcrer &lnrm, BAT
fece 5olicne os brasie i'm 5aitru til Ct
flfert Steo bpprpaa ban penbte till
booe otter 9ornet. SpriGrhet ioa bnn
8uascn toni, % Sarurt borie; men bn
huerten aumen eler Barnet porc at
finpe, trpeoe ban, at DC bcsse pare trelitc,
% ban lsb bort for at ntisee benz.
I'll lin StrGt msote ban Gumen pplplt
/ @raob - uocn Barnet.
40, ij1re Serre!~ bnlftbr biin, @je8
uonsueos % iaa SlOeu, uner. ho jes iaa
/ Sarusts 8usse, q Den tom. Sudb
Iial Der blipc al mig? 9por fan Barnet
pRre?"
Zen itaftets Snocr iorisste isjen pna
at trrnge mo | bet brrnberhe Sns,
men 5lnmwerne Tpse BAN inshe, %
Sarnefammeret laa / Den Sisi at Bpgs
niuscn, brsr Stbcn par uotruot, iaa at
ban mdattf Upggipe etbpcrt pioere Sprs
100 - Glt tar irigteslpit % be MGuh,
iom bapoc iaSiunSet fig ira Smesnen,
funbe Sntct aRere uorette.
IA ina mai plioIelis cPpe pdh Sprs
9eus bDieite 2jaoe en- mprf Stitfelic,
Der ipntes Of mite mco no9et SplOt.
"Suem cr bete~ iasoe Gu.
~"Spprs itte!" 6islreoe eli slnOen mee
aap Stemme.
%Eet or Ibcn!" aaabtc mango Stemz
met paa cH9aus, "pg bet or Iittert Bar
uei, Sen bGrer".
Oe,9anife ri9tist! 2e bar aber, Der
meb Barnet | 9lrmen flatgebe paa ubz
bDeuiEaen al 8pr9eus bgielte Saarn.
8Gbiel areb MGusccu mencu sammel
8rGit, ipm bar tiliteoe, ieQbe bit:
~Stiae! Sr9en tale ct Orb! SorifrGf
life Ret ltattelS 3pr, ina bet tober Bar
net - neb taa Goers Sine! Oct sr @n
Tom hi life tuune ie, Der itprer bets
Sfript".
Eistiiifelis bar mere enb 200 4Hiiss
ter penbie Opas mpb Simlen, msbens
aben meo ct Sprius faiteoe iis fra Ia
get reo pna @aitiSrert, lob lon9s meb
8rpitpGrnet, flntrehe fra @eobeno til
Iebbenb uebaS MursB % enbelig bra9te
Barnet uitnot til SprOen. MebcnS
Wan9Ssn iublerbc rnabte: "Grumsas
bup!" bet or; "Surrab for Gbenl"
itprtebe SarrD frem, tos in Gbe pm
Salieu % buiteoe bit.
Srsen ai be 2iliteoeuerenbe slemte
up9euiinbe benne Scene, % bpert 9lar
blen Der hplot en- Itor 2attefeIt til Or
inbring Seront. Meu for at Mbens
@icrnins albris ifulbe 9lcmmesi So
milien 6ibseralo, foo Stamberren ben
aibilbe | tit Saabeu. Der iinbes ben
enbna meb Sperifriiten Grsmea=boc, %
CT iaalebes blepen b%iitoriit bsrsmt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

benoe pg9tis til at mslte aiserne; gnbers Sudipet toa
benoe rieo jig no at rsgte 6cltene. &un forualterens
Rome Srlsta aneSe meo MisunoeIiens itarpe glit en-
poroenoe ynolins os bsrneo en- furlia Waeobeilerifs.
daar arbeioet uar ira tSaanoen, fsi Sooaar uo
iniellert girse os Batter, Snsen uibite buorHen. Sun
bapoe Inssn jGpnalbrenoe Sssstamerat, 90 eniornme 8srn
faar iars 5nofalb.
"5por CT 9asar2~ sientoa 9olSer.n bciere, TIL
Sornffu sisbet ur tunsbsr.
"upet S~affsrne, lob Sparst. "sSea bar lite feet
bsnoe, ilSsn bun par nsS llaa | aoaalSsn."
Spo't garslon bapbe biotii life baut n,saen 3ib til
at tante paa Gaebuttsren. 81, reiite han fla. ton fin
Sfot % git ub for at Ieoe benee op.
Set pr allsreos b~alpmtsrtt. Sau IeSte peo Set
pore, opes Saltbrib, buor ct Barn Ton ialSe neb GA Slaa
iPS 'pel ! Msrte. Snseu @pasar. 6an ait no 40 Ris.
rsO''e' os faIsts paa gisebarnet. SOreiaues. Omiis
oer, "a ban par ueS G,ranisn at fine l~lon,arter, bsrte
gan pcnOss oteHnae, bun iao Os fang paa bet bsie 8iera.
Der Sgouelt baper fig paa SburbolmS gnsmcrfer ben
MOI s~>aal0iteh. S0n s~ientisnSte en- u~eIbetienct Saline:
3 Sinrrelen, | Simrslex
Der fftnner bet iaa tiars,
Ut Soien ben Hare
" lfiHRer mar laa rart.
Com ben Slarbsb | Simleu,
Spn, ben alarbsb I Simlen
Sos Ssrrsn 3ebaotb.
w ben Giarbeo | Sinmel,n
Stal Ulsnnsl,et iaa SLAMS.
Tilt lom Solsu ben Hare
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Slot for Camper.

Ret font oct er gear Ell 8lasbcboloer
lss fra 2ampens Mtetaliob, men BET
CT life uaniteli9t at ranoe BOB oerpaa.
Man laper ct &ibt al ct StDtfe Glnn,
Der imeltes / en- 8litife, berpaa bGlOes
BET flpoenbe Stof ueb | MctaliObcns
Gabnins, % laa triples Slaslmpens
@nbeitptte ~iuareit mulist Serneoi.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
SreIie ut Bet.

Sapttta Spbn GuiHcp stbams, ipm
nblis bsoe / Waine, frelite fit Sen iits
Der Srisen paa en- unberlis Maabe.
gbams btep iaaret / 9aaret / Sfasst
peb gebar Mountain. San bleo brast
paa Spipitalet, %, ba 9aserne fpm til
bant, bleu ban mGrfet meb Sribt iom
cit, bpis Sen itilbe irttes at. "a
2Gserne bapSe furlabt Salen, itrss
imiolertib Ioams aribtmGrtet no, %
paa ben Maabe bandit ban en- Dag.
2e9erne Tom isien nGite Dag, % De
beiluttebe, ba be fom rnnot til bant, at
ban Ifllbe amputeres. Men Gbanls
~beiluttebe anberleces % itrps no Sribt.
m9rfet lum iorrise Sang. Canine
Bags Niten Tom Or. @arcelpn til so,
Ipitalct. San bar ienbt al @upernpr
@aibburn for at tilie De iaareoe Soloaa
ter fra Iaire. Npams be%npeubte iio
til @arcelpn meo 8su ON, at baus Ser
mautte ipares, % 9Gseu git inb pao
bans SesiGrins, iaa S(bams bebolot
8euet, iOm siurSe BAN nOtiaa sub 3ie.
nelte &eiten at bans 2ip.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
IRA Worsre amroaI.

feb tunoe bpee "3eeoraba BpIten"s Gu
lcre en- iuteresiaut Stilorins al Splc'
pclicr / 9ipct bercuer | 5goelntoef,
pilee Oct inberlig glGbe mig, men oes'
pGrre min lib er oltior opta9et I'll at
itripe large Breue, % min 9itornnlelle
Ilsost Tor bpno, Der life iGrlig lager
9aauo pad min SpmGrfiombec. - Seq
tror imiolertio, at Ell @aloris ! Gmerita
life taser bet iaa nsie, ON Ell lioen
Meb6elelic life nblolut ituloe p9re lda
i Stilcn. Seq minbes lelp goot ira
min 5ilpRrelle berpper, boor 9lGoeli9t
bct pnr at ie Ell alorig iua lioen Npbeo
irn fienete @renOier, % meo niigtll9
Braaoigbeb git ben gjennem W'tnoen
mange % ~gientngenoe @anse. Oct CT
Iaa uubsrlist HleO 5oiterjoroen o9 69,
~brelaltbet, nan %iorltaar iprit Saanoet,
iom Jupiter ell til Def, naar man bar
tn8et .5prucl Ocruleo en9ans | Siuct.
5aa er nit DC, lem ligegDloist ier til
ba9e paa 6jcmmcts clitelige Sproplet
uben at frle en- Orn9euOe SjErligbeo til
bet SfeS, bpOr 8arneaOrene iaa uIfDl-
big lpaubt BEN ligc9plSi9t BuOr bsrli9t
man tan hare oct | timelig 8eluare.
Oien bet bpr en6uer llooanbrer erinorf
iia at ban life tlnger pna oct 2ano %
bet Steb, ban er fommet til, naar ban
bar ct nO9enlunoe uOtomme. - Gi
Communicating meo ben 6attige fer o9
| Imerifa fan euonu life taales, Ielr
on Ir6ciosrsn bar eu glimrenoe 9Th
for Jig her | 2anbet us sOb Setalin9
for, bpab be 9jBr. Oct bliuer enebo
forlioet til bans % 6amiliens llnber.
bolonin9 % bette ifriper iia ~piitnpt ira
De fore 6Ororin9er, iOm titles / 2ipei
til ale SnmfunOsfla5ler. @u goo Sina
bar Gmcrifn al bDbe lit 2anos SUr.
gere, % bet ct en- rineli8 N~Rrinssior9,
ON emo man p9laa oerpper | 2ipets
5iloRrelle life altib iaar banle pno
&oier pg 9ilier. @ten Nor9e Der o9,
laa lin Serli9beo, O9 bet life minblt | i'm
i~tprlla9ne Natur. Srcmmcbe &eilenoe.
ira 6prlter O9 NED til ben fatti9e Suriit
friIer bets Serligbeo / beseiitreoe llbs
trpt, 90 bet itsrite al aft, at iaaman9t
lioeftoe Statler, Der iDge % neobruott
Tiger berop ium en- iibite &eoninesplaufe
pite penoer til6age irilte us ralfe, andre
Beoring ior nGite Nnr at sientasi
Selpget, o9 cnoelig enbel, ipm at bag.
fig Strio % StrGp | ben fualute 8p.
luft isser up / Ssiben for at bragg e
l~ettere Nanbcbrag i Ben rene Sjelbluit
Men bisie Seips eroitfe alere for Der
Nremmebe til gsptte. nten ooioa 10,
8pabsrne. Store Snmmer blipcr til
baae, iprept pperolt. Turiit1trsmmer
er for Siben ben Iuls. iom bplber 81.
bet / 8irtiombeo. anore Snotests'
t1hsr Or tar,te MO-, ~, % ,nrrfei;o,
on ,1S,s; f;rsss nor hoo oIt;s
m..ntuop. ...u
:.
~
S " ~" ="
N OV paa I''''n la'
""" OOSS INV" wv W o.sS'
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

8aosoen, Grofett Co., Senu. - I'm
Der SOr9erfri9en %paobrpg ieg MIG Def
tise rbeumatiife Smerter, ium life pilOe
pi9e for noget al De mango anoenote
@teoicincr. Ct. SafObs DIE belbrcoeoe
mig eneeli9 iuleitsubig, -5reo Gogae.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Yaa en- &irfegaaro / 2onSpn be.
sraoes aurli9 10000 Wennelfer
omtrent iaaneset ipm belle ariltianias
Snebpg9erantal.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
1OOST arulr tilial0s -, as s' ;:

9 SMt amtT e cI@Hg t1Srman o 0nneiota. ct am s@W Counter stng, @ESS%@95
Nsf# hh SauDehe' OI Norman e'"t tatgma shs OI5 mms hNdsS IRIS, ettnsau dn
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

3 Mmerifa er Der Sele9raainier moi
til at fnnne fringe 40 8an9e rrnot
Sprben.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17

this change in the public mind IS two
fold-it releases the cash which has fed
TO the safe deposit boxes, and it again
gives value to those substitutes for cash
which depend upon credits. The latter
are the chief circulating medium, as
proved by the inquiry made by the treas.
urv department and set forth In the re-
cent report of the comptroller of the cur
rency. Actual returns made to the de-
par:ment by $500 banks showed that
on given day, of the total OF their
transactions less than 10 per cent was
done in actual money; the remainder was
in representatives OF IL, as checks.
drafts, bills of exchange, certificates OF
deposit and other evidences of credit, of
which the working vaiua shrinks enor-
mcusly in times of panic. The demand
is then for cash, whereof the stock aveil-
able is too small to meet the sudden re-
Guirements, since with q fixed amount it
has TO ill the void greater or smaller as
may be, lief, by the CONFUSE OF the credit
money. So lone as this lasts there Is
general Discrimination, but the read
jusiments havs been made aud Wall
street is getting into shape again. There
Is now no need of any 'emergency legis-
lation at Washington. and it Is highly
probable that by the time congress can
reach an agreement on any financial
measure supposed to be to 'relisve the
stringency in money! money will be
offering in Wall street Ut per cent per
annum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17

mined. Tin has also been found in the
Temescal range of mountains in San
Bernardino county, California, and at
Harvey Peak in the Bluck Bills, but
none Of 1t has ever come into market.
An Eastern tin firm said not long eRo
that the Harvey Peak company, the
only one in this country that claims to
have found tin in paying quantities, has
never in the eighteen years OF its exist
ence, sold one pound of tin. This COM
pany has been doing big business In
Europe marketing its stock, but that Ia
ell 1t has marketed. II the Harvey
Peak mine contains tin in paying guam
titles, It Is not gotten out. The beiief
exists among the principal Tin dealers OF
the country, who have investigated II,
that very little tin can be found there,
certainly not enough to pay for mining
it. The company is simply fleeing
European suckers WHO bay lis stock,
and indirectly aiding the Reeds and
McKinley's to MAINTAIN tin tariff high
SbeuSU " euIici tiS e-iSSs 4'o'A $500
granite ware Companies OF the East.
Recently it was announced that tin
had been found in Llauo and Mason
counties il this state. 4 member Of the
geological survey had sent in specimens
of ore found IN few localities IN those
counties. which was found upon being
Analysed 20 contain 1S per cent pure tin.
This is the only Information we have on
the subject. Nothing is known as to
the extent of the ore or its quantity. 1t
is the well known cassiterite, or tin OK
ide, usually found in granitio or gneis-
sold rock; but whether It exists in pay
ing quantities remains to be discovered.
Future investigation will settle that
point. If il does, Texas may congratu-
late herself on having monopoly OF the
tin business.
It may be remarked however that
traces OF tin oxide wers found in the
Llano region in the CO.'S by A. r.
Roessler subordinate OF Dr.. Shumard,
state geologist. This fact appears from
his report and field notes. But little
attention was paid to il at the time, and
it appears 10 have been entirely for
cotton. 1t Is an important matter
however. or rather would be, il tin
were found there in paying quantities.
The discovery should be prosecuted as
rapidly rs possible, and every effort
made to ascertain the extent and charac-
ter of the deposit. II it should be
found 20 exist in paying quantities, If
would be the biggest banana in the
state, and would ut once direct the at
:ention of all America 10 Texas. To !
possess the only tin mine in the United
Suites would make her famous, and
advertise her more widely than regl-
meut Of Barnums could do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17

The late session of Farmers Alliance
star chamber variety, reporters being
excluded. 1t has leaked out that a reso-
luton was passed virtually boyco,ting
such newspapers :s did not publish Alli-
ance news regularly. This is understood
20 mean that an Alliance department
shall be maintained in all journals that
would secure the patronage of the ALL
ance. This extraordinary resolution can
hardly be seriously treated. Press ceD-
sorship cannot be engratted on Repuoli-
can stock, aud If this is the intention OF
the Alliance, the sooner 1t is abandoned
the more wisdom will be displayed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17
n clog Killing Time.'
Texas World.

Fort Worth has just had bog killing
time. She has got packery opened and
celebrated the event with barbecue,
and 5000 people went out to see the hogs
slaughtered aud eat barbecued meats.
There were speeches made and good
wishes expressed, and when the shades
drew on the jewellers gathered at hotel
and string band discoursed music, and
sill joined hands, and circled round, and
crossed over, and were as heppy as larks
in a grass field on bright morning in
May. The packery is in full swing and,
according to The GAZETTE and Mail, it
is converting $4,000 worth OF hogs day
into hams, sides, sausages and Junk. -
1t is an enterprise upon which the Fort
has reason to congratulated itself, and
we are not surprised TO learn that our
old friend from the banks Of Rough
creek, Kentucky, J. Peter Smith, is in
eXhuberent spirits. Peter Smith has
been large, active and important fac
tor in the commerce, growth and pros
perity OF Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17

enough to give room for my ohildrea i.
play In the yard and to leave room Tor
COW horse, chickens, q pig o: two aud
nice little orchard with berry bushes aud
grapes, but want TO get to and from
nv work conveniently and rapidly - To
such pc ople It NAV be explained that thu
Houston and Texas Central railroad run
a special train to and from. ALAMEDA
every hour, and the time Sstquired /,
from 9 to II miRWes. First tfnin reaohs,
center OF the city at AS assn.; In time
to get to o'clock Q utiesss Leave. Union
d Q pot att, 8, 9. 70, II u, and /, ?
s, 4. 8, 6, Z, s, 9 IN. Returning
leaves Alamosa Hej&&4s at each halt
hour: Thus. ESQ so1s:so, $3.50. etc
Times that can esdependsd on ana The
fare, e
cents. IL "
First-class sfegant passenger coache,
where erypasseneer can have q con.
Portable ssat and read his morn!ng ga.
ZErTR' 'for ten minutes, and alight in
the very center of the city a. the union
depot.F few full sized blocks contain.
ing dearly full acre with street on
four Sides, will be sold at $500. Former
buyers on Alamosa Heights have made
money freely, and this is the best oupor-
tunity yet offered t Advertisement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17
DALLAS,
A Fellow Fills Up on Wife Beating
Whisky and Pays S25 Fine.
House Robbers Take q Pair OF Horses to Get
Away With the Swsg-Two Runaways
Result in Smash Up.
A COSTLY PASTIME.

COSTLY PASTiME.
! Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEN. Dec lG.-Johu Stacy
enjoys the privilege OF being u resident OF
the metropolis of Texas, and this morn
ing he enjoyed the privilege of con-
, tributing So TO the support Of his city
government, John loves his toddr, and
yesterday he took too much OF his IA
vorite beverage. lie went home in n
fighting mood, and wanted to whip his
wife. He came nea: doing it, and
struck her few rounds. Mrs. Stacy
ran from the house and tooE refuge at Il
store near by. john was arrested and
this morning he appeared before the city
Judge, who fined him S25 for the fun he
had on yesterday.
MIDNIGHT PERFORMERS.
Mrs. Mayors residence Oh the corner
Of Evergreen and Corsicana streets, was
the scene OF Il bold robbery ut an early
hour this morning. Mrs. MAYER
awoke aud saw man reacn to
turn out the light which hal been turned
down low. Her screams frightened the
burglar and also awoke the household.
The thief made quick exit through q
window which had been opened and fas-
:sned up with Il piece OF wood An in
vestigntion revealed the fac. that Mr..
Mgver's pocketbook and some other
things were missing. Mr.. G. c. Nun
nely's people, the next door neigh bOrs,
were notified at onco and Mr.. W. II.
Cope, an empioye OF the legal depart
ment OF the Texas and Pacific, pistol in
hand started on hunt for the uarauder,
but ithout avail. Two hoases of Mr..
Nunnely's were missing from their sta
bic, and subsequently, found, but in the
country, 1t is supposed that two parties
we're interested IN the raid on the MAYER
residence, AMI after having been de-
tected, took the horses from Mr.. Nun
nely's stable ami made their escape TO
the country.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.
Real estate transfers rs recorded this
month amount to S675, 200. and the
81 900 900 notch will be reached before
the end OF the year.
The fourth entertainment Of the Star
lecture course was given last night at
Turner hall, and was well attended and
highly appreciated. The programme
was well selected music and readings py
home talent.
The co,ored artist who worked the pad
lock racket, thereby swindlins his VIC
tins, as mentioned in this MORNINGS
GAZETTE. has turned out to be Martin
Foster Of Palestine. instead OF George
Phillips, 40 he gave his name on yester-
day. Martin is now In the county Jail,
and 10 said to be crook of the first
waters.
n. c. Digger, arrested in Fort Worth.
charged with impersonating United
States officer, was to-day bound over in
the sum of $500 to appear before the next
Federal grand jury.
About $3.50 p. IN. two rnnaways were
had on Murphy and Commerce streets.
Two bucgies were completely wrecked,
and n third one is minus wheel from a
collision with one of the runaway rigs.
AS far Us known no person was hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17
NO MORE SUBSIDIES.
Miy:co Calls Ealt-The Mex iean National and
Government Compromise for So 600 900.
Officials at San Antonio.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. T
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Dec. 16.-Mexlco
will pay no more subsidies TO new rail-
roads, aud it is now engaged in settling
up with the roads already subsidized.
Il. w. Thacher, general traffic mana
ger of the Mexican National, said yes
:erday that his road and the government
has compromised for three million cash.
The government recently made a loau in
Europe, and is buying up the subsidies
at present values. They are not due for
two, three, four and FIVE years, and
bear no interest, hence the roRds are
anxious to take cash and knock off rs
per cent. Mr.. Thacher said that the
government having accomplished its aim
IN getting trunk lines will grant no more
subsidies to proposed railroads. He de-
MES the rumor that his road will be
forced to remove its shops to Mexico.
The Texas Mexican National railroad,
running from Laredo to Corpus Christi.
will be broadened to standard gauge in
a few months, but the main line from
Laredo to the City OF Mexico will remain
o narrow gauge. The change announced
recently was premature, as It would cost
Sl2 900 900. and the road could not
raise this sum.
The following railroad men were here
yesterday in conference with the Arkansas
Pass: d. Wishart. general passenger
agent of the Frisco line, ST. Louis;
George Nicholson, general passenger
agent of the Santa Fee, Topeka; W. II.
Masters, general freight agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Sc. Calves
ton; C. simonson, general East
ern agent of the Santa Fe,
New York; II. Manning, New England
agent of the Santa Fee. Boston; J. NJ.
Steere, assistant general freight agent
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe; John G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-17
Ell RENO TOWN SITE.
Two Sets Of CIsiman,s-Ta,k OF q Vigilance
CommI;tee-Town site Com
promise.

special to the Gazette
OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T., Dec. LEX
Governor Crittenden of Missouri ia here
to-day, representing the town site of
Ell Reno, the county seat OF Canadian
county. before the United States land
office. Seventy Of the prominent cti-
zens Of that place are also in attendance.
The case is q peculiar one. Before the
land office was established here Col.
Foreman and Thomas Jensen were per-
mitted by the Kingfisher land office to
make homestead entry OF the two quarter
sections of land upon which Ell Reno is
located. N. b. Wass and A. McLaip,
who contested Foreman and Jenson g
rights, were ruled out. Now comes wass
and Nolan before the land office here
and ask to be reinstalled, claiming that
Foreman and Jensen are sOoners. The
town site settlers, through Ex-Governor
Crittenden, ask TO be allowed to prove
up under the $40 an acre clause IN the
organic act. AS this is the first attempt
under that clause, the greatest interest
Is manifested IN the case.
Leo Morris, a bartender, was arrested
rage ten-year-old daughter of II. r.
Mitchell, a barber here. Morris beat
and bruised the little girl, but failed to
accomplish his purpose, from the fact
that the child s mother appeared on the
scene and frightened him away. He was
arrested last night as he was boarding
the midnight train.
There is considerable talk here of or
ganiZing a vigilance committee, owing
to the fact that the courts seem power
less to convict murdererS. Four have
been tried already, and in every Instance
verdict Of mot guilty. has been re-
turned. The law-abding citizens con-
slider it an outrage, and if the numerous
killings are not stopped Judge Lynch
will take hand in the proceedings.
The towusite commission have been
directed by Secretary, Noble to effect II
compromise OF the North Eighty of the
town site known us the Gault Eighty.
Gault has the homestead entry, but II
has been settled upon as a part of the
townsite. There are 700 lots on the
Eighty, and Secretary Noble has ordered
that Gault be paid $4,000 and that
amount assessed against the lots accord
ing to the value of the same.