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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-17
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Five More Mining Companies File Their
Articles Mt tho State House.
The None Such Gold Mining company has
been incorporated by Fred II. Hay, 8. X.
Davis, D. E. Swinehart and B. F. Forbes,
with capital stock of 81, 100000.
P. A. LarRey, Robert erik, Ralph B.
Wallace, John F. Kelley and Charles E..
Gable have incorporated the Columbia
Mining company with capital stock $780,
600.
The Champion Mining company has been
incorporated by N. J. Bielenberg, E. L.
Bonner, H. H. Zenor, Joseph Lodge and
Conrad Kohrs. The capital stock is 3D.
O66 1888 in shares of 81 each.
Joseph A. Wood, William Wood, II. H.
Hyatt. j. P. Rhoads and J. R. Weston have
incorporated the North Elkhorn Mining
and Reduction company with a capital
stock of $5,OOO,0OO.
The Montana Mining and Reduction
company, with headquarters at Detroit,
Mich. has been incorporated. with CAPT
tai stock of $25OOOO. The directors are
William NJ. Lillibridge, Harlan P. Lilli-
bridge, Willis P. Hale, John G. Compton,
George Deming, Horace P. Hussy and
Charles L. Penney.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-17

Jersey Sweet Potatoes.
A carload of the above Just received.
LINDSAY d Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

country doctors, but for the olaan of
work he does and the important cases
he handles, his charges are much less
than any city specialist, OF equal
emlnenoe and ability, have
known quite q number OF par
ties 10 pay from 5000 10 1900
for operations and treatment IN oitiea
that DR.. Burner would have treated
for ~ about half thatamount or less, and
by the Burners plan OF monthly
visits he can treat any OF these impor-
tant cases at about one-half the usual
prices charged In large cities beAldes
saving the patient all the expense and
annoyance OF long and tediOua trips,
and leave them at home with their
frlends where they can have the best
care and attention possible. Again Dr.
Burner has established q plan In most
cases OF charging his patients
furnishes them their treatment,
thus making the payment come
easier. This plan encourages the
patient 10 perseverance,, aa they sec at
once that the Doctor does not desire 10
take any advantage OF them, and they
only have 10 pay for what they get,
and, as their case progresses, monthly,
30 they can see Just how tho treatment
Ia benehtting them. heard q patient say
10 DIR. Burner IN his Office at fiiiin last
month"; We'll, Doctor, like the way
you talk, and believe you understand
my case and can cure II, but your
charges are too high The Doctor
said, well, my dear sir, that Ia
the cheapest l can furnish you
q treatment that will cure your case.
but II II Ia cheap treatment you want,
could furnish you as cheap q treat.
mont "a you may want, but II will not
cure you and probably do you no more
good than the treatment you have been
taking from other cheap dooiora. But
" you will take this fine treatment OF
mine which costs you little more 10
begin with, u will cure you, and Is far
the cheapest In the end. DIR. Burner
further saidi Il have never tried 10 be u
cheap doctor, but have always worked
hard, and spent lots OF money In trying
10 bo good doctor, "
"Dr Holmea when will DIR. Burner be
back 10 Tiiiin aganH' lie told me when
here the last time that owing 10 tho
large calls he would have to extend his
stay IN Tilhn 70 three days, and that
would bring him here Thursday
Friday and Saturday, March ~,
28 and 90" "Where does the DR..
20 70 from Tilin2p "To Handueky
city, where ho stops NJ the Sloane
House and has u very large practice"
"Well Dr. am much obliged for your
information and am pleased 10 have
met you and hope We may meet again.
BY the by do you take our paper2 II not
Iwill send you copy with the inter-
vieW.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
pItiabnrg NInrknta.

PlT1Snuno, April g.
BUTTER-Cr Creamery Elgln, 27iD2sc, Ohio
do, 2idtldc, froah dairy packed, 2ldb2jc;
country rolls, 2OfO2lC
CilEESE- ohio, ii@lll6c New York, 1a0
l2lfo llmburgor l9hWllldoi domestic swoltzor
l8DlllGc imported Hwoit2er Ipo.
EGGS-ligiligho straight per dozen for
atrlctly fresh.
FRUlTS-A fancy SlajiDi6O per bar.
rcl Cranberrlcs, SibOW6R6 per crate; straw
berries ,hl1l0u u box,
POULrKY-i.lyo chickens RJfWc per pnAr;
dressed, lit1ljc per pound, ducks, 7bfggl,0O per
palE dressed turkeys, ls00hc pOr pound.
NEGErABLES-P0 Potatoes from store, 700
ibC, on track, UUdb6bu, new southern Cnbhngo,
$3.50 one barrel crate, celery, iicdSl per dog.
en-, Jersey sweet potatoes $500 per barrel, tur.
nlps,t s,tl,HG1l,i5 per barrel, onions si.bDioL7h por
bNnulj Bermuda oniOne $50 per busho crate,
green Oniuns, lsGG.0e Ter dO2rni pnrsnips, $500
ppr barrel, onion sets S2.JDd36O per buHhol.
khle, Sa2bGl3bO por borrcli asparagus, $40 pur
dozen,
FLOUR-Jobbing prlccs-Fanoy winter and
spring patents, sli6f1b. 20, winter Btralght,
SlbldL,6, clear winter si01OL2b; straight
AAHA bakers, S3dtDLO. Rye flour, s3.2ile
800
wHEAT-Ncw No. 2 rcd, 9.@soci No, ., $40
Blc.
oATs-No. . white, a0lOc; extra No. 0, ss
GD2 l6pi mixed, 2iltG0Ec,
llAl--Balrd timothy, No. l. Sll0 6ollO; No.
2 do gll O)N0l ,bO loose from wagon, Sli.Oldo
1900, according 10 qualitY No, 2 prairie hay
SL0UiDAOO packing do, sODGGtO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
LATE NEWS IN RRlEF.

John Teemer will probably enter the
Seattle regatta
Adam Motts, deck hand on the Eagle,
was drowned Saturday at the head OF
MngO island,
John l., Sullivan Ia confident no can
give jim COrbett enough Ia four Queens
berry rounds,
A large shoe factory Ia 10 be erected at
Maeungie, Pa by James slngmahtef,
a wealthy citizen,
The Whitney glass works, Philadel.
phia, are running three furnaces, one
Hint and two green
The new company formed 10 operate
Whtla glass works NJ Beaver Falls, Pa,
begin operations this week. The paid
up capital In 100000
A man named Brown jumped from o
moving T., a. w. train at sharpaburg
Monday afternoon and was thrown
against a post, producing Injuries which
viii prove fatal,
The two sons Of William Plnder, OF
Beaver Falls, have applied for part OF a
s5O0,OOO estate loft by Mr., Maokoy In
California. The boys are sons OF Mr..
Mackeya sister.
The New York brleklayers and their
employers have compromised on tho
eighthour demand by working nine
hours day, but getting D cents an hour
more, making a days wages ~,
Senator Quay on Saturday assured the
people OF Beaver Falls that the bill for
their public building would pass soon,
and that 81 500 900 would be appropria-
tod for dam at the mouth OF the Beaver
river this summer,
Work was resumed Monday morning
az Oliyer'a Tenth street mill, Pittaburg
Tho atrike was settled at the conference
on Saturday afternoon, The mon with.
drew the demand for Reeds discharge
and the reinstatement Of Engel,
During the ceremonies In tho Church
Of Maria Della Pace, lighted taper fell
among the decorations and set them on
fire, Before the flames could be extin.
guiahed three valuable paintings were
burned and the famous freacO by Raph-
ael, 'Tho slbyla, barely escaped doatruo.
tion.
A now mill for tho manufacture OF
paper from moaa has recently been eotab.
liahed In Sweden, Paper OF different
thickness and pasteboard made OF II have
already been shown, the lRttor even In
aheoi8 throo.quartora OF an Inch thick.
II 10 ~ hard ~ wood and can bo oasily
painted and polished.
Prince Bismarck has been granted
pension OF $1,000, lo has disposed OF
the diamonds In hla st. Andrews cross
and his Russian decorations 10 q jewOler
for Ri0,0 A olork named Ferdinand
Bunk has been sent 10 prison thrOo
months for Attempting 10 oxtort money
from the ox-ohancellor
A company, whose speciality Ia the
manufacture OF ammonia, has made n
proposition 70 an Eastern iron works 10
furnish tho lattor nj very low cost
fuel gas Of cOrbonic oxid0and hydrogen.
The gas 10 tho bi-produot of tho manu-.
faoturo Of ammonia, tho nitrogen being
taken out Of tho fuel gas In the process,
When Rev. |. Thomas Cotton, pastor
OF one OF the leading Presbyterian
churches, Of Wichita, Kan, returned
from church ho found his little girl, /
year old, hanging from hammock dead.
She had beon left by u servant girl play
ing In the hammock. There was q hole
In the hammock and the child nppa-
rently got hor head fast In the hammock
moshes and swunRdown, her feet failing
10 touch tho floor by six inches,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
THE LOCAL ELECTIONS
KuPT A GREAT MAJORITY or THE
LEGISLATORS At HOME,


gsTy little Business Done Yesterday
Several Nominations seat Ia by ths
daysrnoF-hili Introduced Providing
THAT sehoel Hoard Yaoaaeies be FILLED
within Tea Days-GeoFgs N, Wood.
bridge, IT,, Nominated as Trustee Of
Ohis UniyersilH
COLUMBUS, o., April a-The local
elections kept great majority OF tho
members Of the Legislature At home and
very little business was done yesterday,
Ia tho senate the following nominations
by the governor OF trustees Of Ohio
Medical college At Cincinnati were read
and properly referred Aaron r. Perry,
Thomas Sherlock, Theodore Cook, John
NJ Follet, Lewis seasongood, Isaac NJ
Jordan, Maroelua Il, Hagana, Jobe
Stevenson, Frank j, Jones, Richard
Smith aud William T., Anderson,
aohooi Hoard Vacancies
Senator Van CleRf introduced bills
proyiding that school board vacancies
shall be filled by tho board within ten
days after the vacancy occurs, except Ia
township districts and providing that
the attorney general shall advise prose
cutting attorneys Ia all criminal matters
aeOrge NJ Woodbridge, jr,, Of Wash
ington county, was nominated 40 q
trustee OF Ohio university, vice his
father, resigned,
The house recessed after the reading
OF tho Journal aud q discussion OF a
parliamentary rule Ia connection with a
motion 70 amend, 40 only thirty'two
members were present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

tassther, and until the last few years was
supposed tO bs iAourable, For a great
many years doctors pronounced u loeA
and by constantly falling 90 cure with
local treatment, pronounced u ineurable,
Science has proved eaiarh 70 be eonati'
tutional disease, and therefore requires
Constitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by B,J, Cheney y Coz
Toledo, Ohio, 10 tho only constitutional
cure on tho market, II 10 taken internal'
iy In doses from 10 drops 70 a. teaspoon,
fnl, ID acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, They OF.
Tor one hundred dollara Tor any case II
falls 70 cure, send Tor circulars ana len'
timOnala, Address,
u, j, CHENRY a Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggiath, Zoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

Governor and Mrs, Campbell aro in
New York, whore the governor has busi-
meas. They will return Wednesday next
A company has been formed In Cinein.
natl with capital Of 100000, 10 manu-
facturo castiron pipe. II will locate the
now works near Brighton, o,
Mr.. Henderson, who has applied for
the dissolution Of tho firm OF Finch n
Henderson, Youngstown contractors,
says the firm 10 solvent, and that his
partner has been perfectly honest
James Scott the oldest person In
Southeastern Ohio, died suddenly early
Sunday morning al his homo, three miles
west OF Athens His age, well authen.
ticated, was nearly 1903. He was one OF
Athens county'e earliest pioneers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Rich and beautiful us these fabrics are, and
widely as they aro nscd, yet few people know
that the discovery Of silk Ia attributed 10 ono
OF tho wives Of the emperor of China, Hoang.
u, who rolgnod about 5000 years before tho
Christian orni and since that tlmo a special
spot has been allotted IN gardens Of the Chi.
noso royal palace TO the cultivation Of tho
mulberry tree and 10 the keeping of silk.
worms Persian monks who came 10 Con.
atantinoplo revealed 10 tho Emperor Justlnian
tho secret of tho production OF silk and gave
him some slkworins From Greece tho art
passed into Italy at the eud Of tho Thirteenth
ccntiry.--New York Star.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
rurl,s plllnrInr chrlatlnn Churches.

GAMBIA, CRETE, April s--Bodies Of
Turkish troops have pillaged Christian
churches and insultod Christians In the
provinces of Candin, AZ the request OF
the foreign consuls, Chakir Pasha, the
governor has ordered an inquiry 10 be
made into the outrnges. The mixed
commission will inquire as 10 this extent
Of the damages the Christians have suf.
fered, and the Turks will be compelled
TO compensate them when the amount
M nscprtninod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
New YnrL rrodncc r,ohnnra.

NEW YORK, April o.
FLOUR Closed firm but unchanged,
southern flour closed steady aud unchanged,
RiE-Dull
BARLEY Nominal.
TTEllaStendyi creamery western, lBD
Oc, dairy eastern, half-lrkln tubs, 10000.
CHEESE Steady factory New York ohod-
dar, c0lorcd, llo western Hat lOVl0llo,
EGGS Steady frcah eastern iirste, isdDlg]fo,
wcatcrn do, llA6blsO.
SUGAR Raw steady fair refining, B-l6o,
refined Htoady and moderately active, 0utloAf
and crushed, 1C, powdered, 6lA6DBBlC, gfnnu.
lated, COS l.lBci eubee, 64oi mould A. Glso,
golden q, MGDbc.
COFFEE Spot lots closed StOady; fair Rio
caruooa 8llp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Entlre an, Tlnknl Ilented.

COLUMBUS, o., April s.-The Demo
orAta elected their entire city ticket, con.
biating OF w, ID, Dickson, police COM
miaGioncri Henry Dorm, water works
trustee, and Olnhauson, justice Of the
peace, by majoritica OF from 1900 10
800, The Democrats gained largely In
council, but owing 20 the holdoyer mem.
bon the now council will 6tandi Ropub-
Leans, 10, Democrats, li.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
10 THOMAS A. EDISON.

Tho Exhibition Of the Exchange for
woman's work opened.
New YoRN, April s,--The exhibition
OF the exchange for womon's work was
opened at the Lenox Lyeeum lust night
by reception rendered by the board Of
managers TO Thomas A. Edison. Among
those present were Mr., aud Mrs. Grover
Cleveland and many other distinguished
persons, besides the entire board Of man
ayers, among whom are Mrs, Andrew
Carnegie. Mrs. George Hoadly, Mrs. 3.
Elkina, Mrs. Henry Willard, Mrs John
Patton, Mrs, Q. r, Agnew, Mrs. B. II.
Bristow, Mrs i, X, Coudert, Mrs, w. y,
Dodge and Mrs. +. Il, Thurber The OK.
hibition will be open until May 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

ToLEpo, o., April g. THE municipal
election here yesterday giyea the city a
Democratic common council and Re.
publican board OF aldermen with Re-
publican majority Of one on joint
ballot Henry Cheney, Republican can
didhte for police commissioner, waa
awamped 90 was j, q, Gribben, street
commissioner, Democrat, was also do.
featod, Jonoa, Democrat, gas trustee,
were reelected The vote was very
liehL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

NHIuAuo, ApriIB,
wHEAT--vlsiblo supply decrease $4,000
bushels. The strength was due 10 bad crop
reporte from Indiana, Ohio, Missouri aud
Southern Illinois, The feeling Ia general that
ho goN,I goNIhnons u,HH LoPvI. Pn .p uu9 neAt M lnuie- @
anxious buyers. Tho close was at about the
highest figures OF the session,
CORN aNieibo supply increased 1,90s,000
bushels, market fairly active and without Inns
portAnt change,
OATS Market active, strong and higher.
The visible supply decreased 1900 bushels,
PROVISIONS Firm early but weakened
lator on free selling,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
An n,ermhelmlnr NInlorlt,.

DAYTON, o., April 8, Roturna are late
coming In owing 10 the city having been
ro.districtod, In consequence OF which
thoro was only one polling place In each
ward. The Democratic have elected their
nntiro ticket and carried eleven out OF
fifteen wards. The Democrats viii have
AN overwhelming majority In the city
council and board 0i education.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
The MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

Nrw YolR, April 0,
Money closed at 2 per oont the lowest rate;
highest, per cent
Exchange closed atoAdy, posted rates, sLe5lb
Gb4,Hs, actual rates, A.al1ldGt@ for mXty-dAy
bills, and stb7ll b4.b7l6 for demand
Government bonda closed steady currency
0'a, l,B bldi "a coupon, LIZ bid M'a do, l,O1Js
bid,
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows,
Union nruts, Lilo bid do sinking funds, i.lalh
bid COntrala, Lien bid.
state honda dull
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

CINCINNATI, o., pril9,-The city elec.
tion yesterday was very quiet An unu.
aually light vote was cast and while
thor6 was great deal Of individual on.
thuaiaam there was not much political
feeling, Tho Democratic ticket was
elootod with the exception Of Timothy
Maxwell, candidate for clerk OF the po-
lloe court Emil Rohae, the present IN.
onmheni, was fe.eleelod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Great Gains In Republican stropghol,

NoRwALK, o., April s,-Demoorats
elect four out Of Eve oouncllmen, water
works trustee, assessor and member Of
the school board, being great gains for
this heretofore Republican stronghold,
Tho proposition 10 bond the city for
$40, 900 Tor additional water works was
Aafnukad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
GEN, ALaER's PLANS,

Inspection of ClnoiaRati Posts Deferred
The Party on Tor the Northwest
DAYTON, o., April s,-'fhe programme
Of inspection for the Grand Army posta
at Cincinnati by Gen, Alger was changed
saturday and the inspection there do
ferred, The general left In his private
car on a midnight train for his home in
Detroit Thence, Ia company with his
family and Mrs, Gen, Logan, he viii pro-
ooed west on an inspecting tour, visiting
points Ia Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and on 10 the Pacific coast
The start In tho tour, an now arranged,
will be- made the last OF this week,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Legal Notice.

Notice B loreby given that ELLA M, Robb ala. ON
the 90th day OF March, lBl0 llp hcr petition M tho
court OF Common Pleas " htark county, ohio nrnV-
Ing for tho tcplatllnR of that part oi Ueorne H.
Lenlngera pnd addition tQ the city OF Uanlon, WING
between ntll ana nth Btfocta " said olty and ins
OludlnR the following numbered Ota In hald nddi.
tl0n, to.wltl tnpB, 4gpD 1900 iiO i,j0p iWa dgtiI
d28U Aphb, f9bi, dBVa, 4B0l 1905, iBO0 iB0T di,0H
d90p ana also praying for The vacation Of tho atraot
J0tg numbered a8gH igDD a8OO, aaOl dDDa d0iyi
anu 4Ybb lylng Ol the west side Of said street. and
lots nuln0crpl i30L iBOA, iB0p, aDOB aBOa dHOb
d9O9 aYbi, a91b aud a9b0 Wing on tho east slide Ok
SAID street and for such other and further relief al
the nature 81 the case and equity may require Had
pglttlon VIII DO lQr hearing on the Bfd day OF May
y. l.. HOHn,
mN-Lw Attorney for Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

There IL more catarrh In this section OF
tho country than all other diseases put
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
SILKS!

II you want q handsome, wearable
SILK Dress for Spring and Summer, buy
the material OF us, Samples cheerful
ly furnished upon request,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
SURAHS.
COLORED:

These are leaders-seleoted from doz-
ems Of grades Of Surahg, also GroB
Grains, Failleg, Armuros, etc, etc, col
ored and black, the best values we ever
offered. -----
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
DRESS GOODS.

Our complete new Spring stock 10
now complete. This means The grand.
est array of beautiful goods shown In
this country. Goods and prices are all
on the buyers side Of the bargain.
Send for samples,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
CURTAINS.

Complete new Spring stock. Write
for Curtain Circular.
Our 1890 Spring Catalogue will be
ready In March, Send your name and
you will receive II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
MONEY sTRINGENCY.
Relieve New York Citv's stringency and You
Relieve the Whole Country

heiiefe new 10TH Sitfs srInSency anu 1Ou
Relieve the Whole Country.
FORT WORTH, Tex. Sept. Is, 1890.
Editor Gazette.
communication appeared in your pa
per of the 10th inst. upon the money
stringency of New York city signed
"Lee,' which is hurtful to THE CA
zETTE, hurtful to Fort Worth, and hurt
full to our state. The writer condemns
any action on the part of the United
States government to relieve the money
stringency In New York city. The
writer has evidently given his time to the
study of other subjects than finance.
The money stringency is NOT confined to
New York city, but extends throughout
the United States. New York city is the
financial center of the United States, and
whatever effects that center effects our
whole country. New York city Is the
financial heart of our country; when that
heart Is distressed the whole body
is diseased. Relieve the heart
and you relieve the body.
The writer has often seen instances of
financial fright in our country. In every
instance, the blood, or money circulation
left the extremities and rushed to New
York city, the heart, leaving the ex-
tremity cold and liteless. It Is an act to
benefit every city, every town, and every
state to relieve New York's money strin-
gency, for the moment that Is done, the
stringency throughout the United States
is relieved. Until New York is relieved,
there will be no more New England,
Michigan, Indiana or Ohio capital sent
to Texas. English and Scottish capital
will find better market in New York
city. Fort Worth will see no more such
things as the board of trade building,
electric cars. Hurley building, etc. The
clearings of New York city are 5000 900,
600 weekly, of all other cities, 5000 900,
900, and therefore she does the banking
business for our whole country. The
writer of the article alluded to wishes that
Old Hickory were here just now. If he
was, with his nerve, his decision, his
clear head, his love for the whole coun-
try, he would manage in some way to get
ct least $50, 900, 900 of the people 8 money
out of the United States treasury and in
circulation. This money would be paid
out ia New York city, and New York
city. alone has the resources and the BUSH
ness connections TO rapidly distribute 1t
through the United States. 1t follows as
the night the day, relieve New York
city money strIngency, and you relieve
the whole country.
GEORGE H. CHASE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-17
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Governor Ross Speaks Favorably Of the Manu-
facturers' Convention at Fort Worth.
Arrested for Criminal Libel.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 16.-Governor
Ross appointed r. H. Phelps special
Judge in the Twenty fifth district to try
the case OF Perry vs.. Pickens, in which
Judge Mccormack is disqualified.
Governor Ross having received COM
munication from President K. N. Van
Zandt of the Fort Worth exchange on the
subject of the manufacturer conven-
ton, called to meet in that city on the
oath instant, stated to a GAZETTE re-
porter to-day that he would do all in his
power to aid the object of the movement,
of which he spoke most favorably.
The governor pardoned A. W. Reeves
of Wichita, sent up for two years in 1888
for forgery.
The charter of the Farmers club of
Taylor, Williamson county, was filed in
the Office of the secretary of state.
The comptroller received the assess
ment roll of Denton county; total valua-
ton, Sc, 800 200, being o decrease of
sos 900.
Will =. Macarthur, the supposed au-
thor of minor chronicles purporting to be-
an expose of the financial management
of the state Farmers Alliance, was ar
rested here to-day on charge of crimi-
nal libel. Macarthur declined to say
anything except that suit was to FORE
stall public indignation against the said
management, which he says in inevi-
table. Macarthur is said to be backed by
prominent personages, who are as yet in
the background. He gave bond.