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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
CUTCHEON'S GOOD WORK.
Nuskegon, Grand Haven, ManiStec and
LudingtOn Made Happy.

Nuskegon, Grand Haven, Manistec and
LudingtOn Made Happy.
sSsNs.a,x - vst Htltssss-stssys-
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Mr. Cutcheon
was before the House Public Buildings
Committee today, and made an argu-
ment IN support of his bill for a public
building at Muskegon, to cost one hun
dred thousand dollars. lie presented
an array Of facts and statistics, showing
the commercial Importance of the city
and the necessity Of the building.
CutcheOn believes that the committee
VIII favorably report the bill, but per-
haps the amount viii be cut down TO
eighty thousand dollars, as two-story
building IS sufficient, and an elevator
will not be required.
The bin making Manistee and Lud-
'ugton ports of entry, which passed the
House some time ago, has been favor
ably reported to the Senate and Will
pass.
Grand Haven viii get its public build
ing. as the House Pnbhc Buildings Com
mttee Will favorably report the bill to
the House.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
TWO MORE CYCLONES
Roanoke. Va, and Akron. O. yis-
tied by Them
LIFE AID PROPERTY DESTROYED
Three Msa KILLED 4ad oas MsrtAlis
Wsazasa at Roaaske-ssssFsi Per
ssas killed or ssFisasis la
Jared Near Akros.

R0AsOKE, Va, April s.-The greatest
tornado for many years, passed over
this evening. The Cast House, Al the
Crozler iron furnace, was blOwn down
and three laboreFs killed and one
mOrtaily wounded. The loss 10 the
furnace company j. 5000. Nearly
one hundred dwellings IN course
erection were completely demolished.
salem furnace was blown down, and a
heavy loss ls reported. and buildings IN
that vicinity were reduced % ruins.
The loss IN the city and neIghDorhood
Is tl0,0
AKRoS, Ohio, ADril 9.-The worst cy-
clone m the history OF this section
struck Sharon township last night, and
moved a sHath twenty rods vide and
sX miles long directly toward Akron,
bat arose above the surface far enough
% pass harmless over tins city.
SlN miles east OF Akron
Il again struck the earth and thence
continued rs course southeast Tor
several miles with untbated fury. In
Sharon township the farm buildings,
crops and stock OF Uriah WOerstler.
Richard Brown, Isaac Brown, Frank
LacrOlx. Geo. W. Crane, Abraham
Lytle, Henry Chandler, Chris. F.
Wall. Rease Wall, Matthew Bramley,
Frank Bramley, Hughes Frank and
Henry Wall, were destroyed in 10 MN
utes. Immediately after the cyclone
passed searching parties were organized.
The body OF Hughes Frank was found
forty rods from the ste where
his house had stood. Mrs.
Franks was found l2O rods further
on 80 badly injured that she cannot
live. Matthew Bramley was caught by
falling umbers and fatally hurt. Frank
Bramley's house was blown from its
foundations, and he Was buried IN the
wreck, which took fire from a cook
stove. The hired man rescued Bram-
ley. The wreck was entirely consumed.
Richard Brown was blown a quarter of
a mile and left against astump, where
he was found unconscious and badly
hurt. After passing over Akron the
cyclone struck the farms of Messrs.
Sweitzer, Robinson, Herwick, Brown,
Wise. Humbaugh, Myers and Callahan
IN Springfield township, destroying
buildings, stock. crops, forests, orchards
aud farms. Alfred Herwlck was the
only person severely hurt. He will re-
cover
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
Two Hundred Wounds.

An extraordinary attempt at suicide
has been made in Paris. A shoemaker,
described as a decent. industrious man,
having fallen into misfortunes, and suf-
fering from extreme poverty, decided 70
take MS own life and end the struggle.
lie took a knife used in his trade aud
commenced 10 stab himself in the arms
and legs. it is supposed with the idea of
opening one of the chief veins, but, find
inx That the end did not come quickly,
he continued with a sort of fury, and
had Just rolled upon the floor exhausted
when a brother, who had been apprehen-
sive Of his state. appeared on the scene.
The wounded man was conveyed 10
hospital. where It was found that he had
Inflicted on himself two hundred distinct
wounds. Philadelphia Ledger
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10

The annual meeting 81 TIE trustees
Of the Michigan Camp Ground AssoelA-
non, Vas held al the Eagle Hotel Iaes-
DAY afternoon. Most CT tie trustees
are leading Methodist ministers 81 the
state John NJ Hall, superintendent
of he Chaut2uqua assembly appeared
before the trustees aud snnounoed tAe
outline Of the plan fer Tie summer
meeting, which Viii hegin about the
middle % August, probably OF the lolh.
hls program has not been gotten IA
shape for publication a. YET, bat he
named number OF noted speakers and
authors Mho MI attend the assembly.
The resort " II be vastly improved he
fore the summer season opens at Bay
View,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
LACES, ETC.

Black FToUHcing L0cos.
La T0scG LIccs.
Ffsh Eef.
Van DVke Points.
DTopery Net
4 oe7v large ossortmcnt u
Medfci and T0rchon Laces.
inst receiued, az cLegonf line
of SteeI Goods jn Tfns. Hair
Pips. CombS and Ear Drops.
" ha0e many 0ery preffv
Aorclt5os, such a5 VJn Dgyke
Points su G0Jd md SA0cg: 0is0
Bquds and nGTToU E3ging.
Van Dyke Potnts IN al The de-
SiT0JLe coJorsugs and maths.
BL0ck P0fnfs fn D0rtefu.
Lodfeg qoU appreciate oar
dfspIgv II BUCRLEEiu Geld.
OJd SilUer and Peari in beau
tif1tl stvles.
IN GIRDLbS. 1oe h0re them
rouud and fat, N all the spTtag
shQdes.
Our ofsorfmcuf II Jet Trim
mfnqs ~ fhr. Hs h0re them
ia ne finest gu0iffY an
silk ond L0cess also TT0fu
crochet md Jet miUeQ, ~ bJ0ek
and c0L0Yf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
PURELY Personal.

Rev II. Schneider and family are in
Iona.
Mrs :. r. Johnson has returned to
Muskegon
Mss Abby Norton has returned from
Kalamazoo.
Miss Nay Young has returned from
Grand Haven.
John Ten Hope left for Chicago Inst
q ght on business.
President Hughart and family have
returned from Florida
Mr.. and Mrs Harry r. scott sre visit
.nz relatives ln NuskcgOn.
Miss L.zze Whitehead. Of Muskeg0n,
IS visiting friends In this city
Miss Lottie Jaqueth, Of south Bend.
is visiting Mss Abbie MCInnes
Mrs A. Vanderhsrt and son have re-
turned from a weeks VISIT with friends
az Grand Haven.
JARVIS a. Tram. of lowell. vas among
che nou-re7teuts sceu pr0meusd .ug the
streets yesterday.
Nf,ss TaroAv has returned from KaIa-
r1e7oo. where sae vas che guest of n e
Minnie neseuberg
Harry Baird q vounr attorney of
Arr Artof Wss in the oty on legal
business yesterday
81 -s flostetter. IF Toronto. Ont. 81
attendant ar Chambers & Johnson q
eIectre sanftarum. arrived yesterday
mornng
Wrs ~ Campbell Far Ard ehlfren.
r~f Ma Bars rfne tr - .f...- fs.s|-r
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10

The regular meeting Of Custer Relief
Corps No. .. was hold at 230 81 Fix e
Hall yesterday. with a good attendance.
Visitors were present from Amasa b.
Watson and ChamD.a Corps. and can
didate Mrs wealthy Wisner. was In.ti-
ated After the routine business
the pres dent. Mrs. Eva GRAY. intro
duced the new department senior wee
president Emms p R1rn0n At .n-
formal reception vas then hfld sn3 tea
vas served in the back psrIors Az
were h zhIv p aased. Commando Put
raoi vas rresert and others ~ tie y
A. j.. ~ cfer the.r cCrEratllat'ons.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10

The regular meeting OF the Kent
County Medical and surgical Society
VIII be held st the Board OF Health
rooms, in the city hail, tomorrow even
ing ~ 80. A paper on "ihe Early y
History OF the Medical Profession of
Kent County wiil be read by Dr. Nm.
Wood, and another interesting paper
will be presented by u. Emmet Welsh,
AZ IA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
TABLE LINENS AND NAP
kINS.

Huck, Dam0Sk and Turkish
ToioelS, from &C 10 $3.50
4 F'uU Line Of RoHnd,
Square and OJlong Doyltcs.
Special attention IS qiDea 10
Plain, Striped and Paid Uhtte
Goods. AoiuS00k and L0aons,
FTench AainsOok, Egupti0H
DimitH, Nuils, etc.
HemSfifch apron Lq1cns, IS
inches, IS one of oar great
speciGJtics.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10

Granger social Peach spd Wheat Pros
pert Potato NsrksL

ger NHI fft affft - HfAH y Ftf~-
pe~t Potato Market
-tt rT..asss seser
tt-rtnr April 9.-O1r grange sugar
saO.lI was a success though t was a
r1rv aav 8oeu- thirty present The
yt ucesnr = on the i-tn nst at
vhch ame Congressman Chipman's
'rttrr snI Tair Damsie.l's reply Nlii
Ue .re sr.cf unjer a scussiou.---
f-rort.r- t0 reports. reac1es are - Pc
fw frs year. Wheat ioo<ng
SPRING. taougn ts s1no tHne
veto n1rfesf srd teeres macy srp
i~yt tHe emp and fle En- Potato
rI1rstt cu taa Room .h ppers rav-
rnrts 1t Ada. seneca Teepie,
rf Cascade. 'osf a f0e horse on tine way
o. fovn nieetn- N9ntsY. Il ffed very
ss.Ifrr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10

Mile Heath, Broadway-st.; VIM Hase,
S59 Jeiferson-aye.; Lillian Aver, Sll
Jetferson-aye.; Mary Butcher, l05 First
ST.; John Carson, l79 Lsgrave-st.; --,
32l Cherry-st.; J. ScheTphoTn, 357 Ia
grave-st.; McNain, 464 south Division
ST.. measles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-04-10
PARASOIS.

We call special attention 10
our 2G-inch Un6TeJJd, 0chfch zoe
offer at FT.sS.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22

Hon. Allen G. Thurman's 10th
birthday occurs November 18th. The
anniversary will be celebrated by the
democrats Of Columbus. Ohio. at the
judges residence, iu marked man.
nsr, testifying to the hold the ''Old
Roman aud statesman of the old
democratic school still has upon the
best element of the party. A ban.
quet is to be given in his honor, aud
ex President Cleveland and other
leaders OF the party are expected to
be present, and the occasion will be
a notable one.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
The Presidents Mind.

Washington, Oct 15.-The presi-
dent has at length had his mind
definitely made up. it is stated, not
to call an extra session of congress
to pass the force bill. 1t was feared
that the nature of the business to be
done was such as to effect the COM
ing elections unfavorably-hence
the decision. 1t rests on a narrow
basis of party e1pediency. but it is
thought to be very good one. Is
the force bill now to be despaired of
is question frequently asked.
The next session will be very
short. Three months. less the
Christmas holiday, afford little time
for anything except the regular ap-
preparation bills. Senator Hoar af
tirmed the report that the force
bill could not be passed the coming
session for want of time. A great
effort will be made. Possibly some
thing may occur between now and
December TO suggest to the leaders
of the senate that force bills are bad
politics.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22

You cannot always depend upon
the king of fruits. Sometimes when
they miss they luiss badly. 1 Mich
igau county farn!, which exported
20,00o barrels of apples last year;
did not produce enough ior home
consumption this year,
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the estate CT Martin
". MIze deceased, has been granted to
the unders igned, on the the 18th day Of
September, 1890, by the probate court
OF Bates county, Missouri,
Ali persons having claims again-t said
estatt are required to exhibit them tor
allowance 70 the Administrator within
one year after date OF said letters, or
they NAV be Precluded from auy benefit
OF said estate: and il such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date
OF this publication thew shall be forever
barred. This 9Th day OF Septe.n Der,
IS9o. DE {. MIZE, Administrator.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Happy Hoosiers.


VIM. Timmons, Postmaster OF Idavill,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medici mes
combined, tor that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockmar, OF same
place, says, "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine,
made me feel like new man. ]. W.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, saws: Electric Bitters is just the
thing for man who is ali run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies: he
found new strength, good appetite and
felt just like ne had a new lease on life.
Only soc bottle at anv drug store.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Trust Prices to Foreigners.

81. Louis Republic.
When merchant has slow sales and
large stock he booms his business
by putting down his prices and invit
ing his customers to come around to
stock up with what they need and
he does not. That is business-le.
Sitimate business.
When protected manufacturers
trust is in the same condition; when
it has a large stock and trade is dull
because prices are high, it never
gives its regular customers the ben
hit. Instead of doing so it ships to
foreigners just enough of what 1t
has on hand to keep from being
obliged to lower prices at home.
And i'll every case where the tariff
enables it to charge higher prices to
Its regular customers, it sells cheap.
er to foreigners. Thus foreigners
get the benefit Of all the drives
and special bargains given bv our
protectedtrusts.
This is necessarially true because
when they offer goods to foreigners
they meet competition in open mar.
ket and sell at reasonable figures OF
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22

Gen. Belknap, secretsy OF Wal un
der President Grant was found dead
IN his bed in Washington City. Mon
day morning, He was alone in the
room, his wife being in New York
City. He was last seen alive Sa;ur-
day evening, when he appeared in
excellent health. The corners IL
quest showed that the immediate
cause OF his death was inflammation
OF the heart.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
When they get beyo nd

not at all. When they get beyond
our custom house lines it takes two
to make bargain. They cannot
sav to the consumer Pay our price
or 90 without. They have 10 trade
with him instead OF debating to him
In our lists Of trusts in over so
lines of manufacturing, published
last week, we gave q brief his
tory of the axe and edged tool
trust. Il was formed last March
Fourteen of the axe and edge tool
factories in the county formed sin
gle corporate conspiracy under the
alias Of the American axe and tool
company. They at once made an
advance in this market OF from S1,75
to - % dozen. Fully protected
by the Mckinley bill, they are join
ing the other trusts in extorting
higher prices from tAair American
customers, while at the same time
they were selling cheaper TO foreign
ers.
We have their own advertisement
in the South American e>iition OF the
Engineering and Mining journal III
evidence. They published these
advertisements Of prices for cIrcuIa-
ton in Buenos Ayres; they advertise
their first quality Of bronzed axes ut
S6.75 dozen to these foreigners
when their price at home Is Sl.1G.
Their bevelled axe is advertised at
IS. "a in the United States; at S124
in Buenos Ayres. Their No. l
shingling hatchet is advertised at
81 56 a dozen to American custom
ers; at $3.50 a dozen to foreign GUS
toners.
And SO with the other trusts Mr.
John Wannamaker is advertising
that his bargain counter will sell tim
ware and kitchen goods below the
present prices as he laid i'll a large
stock before the passage of the Nc
Kinley bill. The trusts sell fiat
bottomed kettle for IS cents in
Buenos Ayres for which the regular
trust price in the "hsme market" is
$1.40. A Buenos Ayres housewife
is offered an American griddle for "a
cents, which the American house.
wife must 81 cents for. Tabls-knives
for this market are sold to dealers
at $4.36 a dozen, while dealers for
the Buenos Ayres market can get
same knife for $3.73.
The goods thus exported are not
surplus left over after supplying
the home demand. They are gotten
rid of to prevent the home demand
from being so fully supplied that
home prices will fall. The trusts
do not export at all except to keep
from being obliged to sell cheap at
home They give their good bar
gains to foreigners in order that they
may collect at home the tariff tax
difference between home and foreign
prices. BY selling cheaper to 1,0OG
foreigners they can thus go on sell
ing dear to 100000 Americans. They
are afraid if they sold cheap once o
their regular customers here at home
they would have to keep on doing
it. So they give foreigners the ben
eft Of their bargains. and more than
make up for it out of the home mar
ket
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
EQUITABLE'
LOAN AND INVESTMENT.
ASSOCIATION

The Equitable Loan & Investment As
sociation issues series OF 1000 shares
each month-and offers to investors an
opportunity to save money and receive
a handsome interest on their invest
ment. The investor OF
s 90 per mo. for 100 mos rec' $ zoo 90
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Drunkenness-Liquor Habit-In all
the World there is but one cure.
Dr. Haines' Golden Specific

1t can be given in a cup o. tea or coz
fee without the knowledge OF the person
taking it. effecting a speedy and perma-
nent cure, whether the patient is mod
crate drinKer or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands OF drunKards nave been
cured who have taken the Golden Spc-
cific in their coffee without their knowl-
edge, and to-day believe they quit drink
ing of their own free will No harmful
effects results from its administration.
Cures guaranteed. Send tor circular and
full particulars. Address in confidence,
Golden Specific Co., ISS Race Street,
Cincinnati, o. as-Iy.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
New York, Oct. 15.-The engage
ment of Miss Winnie Davis, 1.-The

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No" ioi'' W"
menu ol oiieS "ihn'o '
uau5h'er oi tho ''i''''
DIR. AIIfed "iiAii'So'i VI ~ "o
. definitely nioAeH. A"o Pi'N''t t''-'
themselves authorize ''i!' 'N"'uA
lHeht. b" " i'l''i tei 40 ','''
III NIB "e"i ~
~ 'hc / '''h -'''''' -
WIS saiu' ''o i'o' '''t - ''''''
the breaking u my en-" "s '''' ''''
ounce II 10 Say '""' ~ ',''
motive prompted me III 'ne 1o''''
decided u s"N'' -'.'' ''"'''o'"
ana severed OAK '..'''.''.7 - '''-'
al agreement
In regard 70 lna ie1'''' ',''~ '''.
delicate heaith Ml'7 DAVIS uecl'' ''
that, while not ROBUST she /" oy Ho
means al ih'@lio' ny .fiP anio''
did me wofia Oh eoou' S''i" BIC
My travels are not over YET elIhef'
lhis winter my 'i''her anu p'o
pose to make an extended tour
through oou'h Ail@r'ea' l was 'neie
WIN my iather "neh " oh'io' "N'
my recoliectiohs oi Tie country are
very pleasant My mother ana l
have rooms at the New York motel,
but l have been spending most OF
my time with relatives ana TRENDS
In a few hours l leave Tor MISSISSIPPI
pi and l have been away so long
that l really yearn to get nome
Returning 10 the subject ol hsf
secret engagement, Miss Oa'is inah-
iiested some signs OF pique. All
TINS chatter ABOUT Mr. WILKINSON anu
myselI Is e1ceeulnsly annoying BIC
exclained. MI "nAinson Is I'LL
estimaDie young hah' thihA
great oeai oi MN "ho niS i"ns'
inat ai' tnere is 10 H. As iof my
irienos Influencing ine' 'uA' 10 w
suro' Ane oecis'on was 'e'' en'ie'
y 10 myself Mahy oi my feia'''es
IN the south were particularly loho
Oh Mr' "AA'hSoh' Du'' S"io Mis'
Oa'is' checA'ns heisei' "nei oi''ns
her mp just PefceP''o'y' uon !
tnhk such matters are 'or 'pe pun
hc' prefer 70 keep PerSon" 81
'rs 10 myself MY fe"'on' iof
"dop'ine the course L nave 'noSeh
concern my immediate la''iiy alone.
ihey are Perlectiy satisheo VIII my
conouc'.
After MISS DaYis ana her "other
had taken tneir departure Mrs Gus
Ter gave IL Us her oPliiioh tha' 'hs
rupture OF 'he hucn '"iAeu a'o'i'
engagement was oue 10 personal
reasons solely. MISS LAWS, sne
explained, rs very seii-"iiieo' ana
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Notice of Final Snttlen1en+

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator OF The estate OF John Irvin de-
ceased, Will make final settlement of his sc-
c0ants with said estate a. sHch administrator
az the next term Of the probate court Of Bates
co7nty, Missouri. to be holden az Butler in
said county, on the 10th day of Nov ember. lss-g
46 c. +. PHARlS Administrator
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice lie hereby given to all creditors. and
others interested in the estate of Charles \.
Sims deceased. that |, John +. Sims. admins
traitor OF said estate. intend to make final set
tlement thereof, at the next term OF the Bates
county probate court, in Bates county, state
Of Missouri, TO be held at Butler on the 10Th
day of November, lSo. JOHN + SINS.
'4j-4t AdEinist-ato-.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22
Dr.. PlERCE'S PELLETS

Purely Vegetable aud Perfectly Harm.
less. Cne9ualed as Liver Pill. Smallest,
sugar coated Pellet a Dose. Cures
SICK Headache. Bilious Headache.
consuPatfOn. indigestion Bilious At.
sAeHss ana all arrangements of the Stomach
and Bowels. IS cents vial, By druggists.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22

We also issue paid up stock and pay
interest semi-annually. We have money
to loan on good city property. Anyone
desiring good profitable investment or
loan will do we'll to call and see us.
r. c. SNEED, Sec'y.,
Sedalia. Mo
J. II. NORTON, Agent,
Butler Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1890-10-22

The equivalent, in English money. Of $3.50
vas once onered by an old lady in London for
the return OF q favOrite cat which had strayed
or been stolen. People called her a crank"
and perhaps she was. 1t is unfortunate that
one OF the gentler sex should ever gain this
title, yet many do. 1t is, however. frequently
not their fault. Often functional derange.
ments will apparently change a woman's en-.
they are " cranky" but tell them to use DR..
flSreels Favorite Prescription. which is an in.
IaInbIe remedy for female weaknesses"
favorite Prescription" has cured thou.
sands OF poor. bed-ridden suffering women of
Iemale weakness painful irregularities ul-
cerations, organic displacements and kindred
aliinents TOO numerous to mention, 1t is the
only medicine for women, sold by druegisfa
under positive guarantee that it will il,
every case, give satisfaction or the price ($l0O)
Will be refunded.
WORLDS DIsPENsARr MEDICAL AssoCIA-
T1oS. Proprietors, Buffalo, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-07

failure. Better than either Dallas or
Fort Worth, some Eastern city, say st.
LOUIS, Kansas City or Chicago, or even
Denver, would be preferable for head
quarters. II the Panhandle desires to
seek Immigration We must go where the
people desire making change and will
read our advertisements and see samples
of our products. We do not favor the
Panhandle headquarters in Texas be-
cause it will not be satisfactory, but IL
we are to be favored thusly, Fort Worth,
and not Dallas, should be selected. The
former has helped to build up this coun-
try, and should not be robbed Of the
benefits If there are any to be harvested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-07

IL speech at meeting of the Liberal
club at New York Col. A. H. Dawson
connected with the district attorney g
office in that city, made q fierce on
slaught on what he termed the unbridled
liberties of the press. Mr.. Michael
Goode, a member of the club, also city
marshal, responded in lively manner.
In the course of. his response he thanked
God FOR the press apd for the light it
throws in dark pInees. The dark places
so evidently included the ofice of the
district attorney that for a few minutes
there was danger of "a personal collision
between the two spsaksFsf 1t was as
serted by Mr.. Goode THAI hehsd failed to
get case before the court, and he as
signed as a reason placing of money to
proven! tbs trial of man who had at
tempted his (Mr. Goode 81 assassination.