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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

We had bought all the Fine Paper Back
Novels written by Besant and Rice 10 sell
for 35c, this week, however they are 10
be sold for Zoe different titles take
them home to the family.
500 boxes OF Fine Smooth-Finish Note
paper. with Square Envelopes 20 match,
made by the Whiting Paper Company
this week for l5c. box; sells In all sta
tlonery stores for 35c.
Wards Finest Cream White Linen Note
Paper and Envelopes. In boxes. ioc'; sells
In all stationery stores for 5Oci don't
think we make a profit az these prices
we only want to attract a crowd.
How about n China SIX Dress2 We are al
most giving them away this week; 10
inches wide. Figured China silks. solid
color grounds. with white figures OF 10
different patterns, this week for 25e. a
yard, usual price SOC
The 81 Exquisite Patterns OF Fine Figured
China silks we will sell Tor 6oc. q yard.
our entire assortment or the Finest China
Silks. the figured kinds we sold for sl2o
and 80 yard; YOU can buy any OF them
this week for 79e. "a yari; don't you miss
this chance to buya China-SillS Dress.
Black Fmlle -iiS. perfect sL25 quail y; this
week our price is s3c. a yard.
FOR EVENING DRESSES.
Light Blue and Cream Faille silks. this week
only SIC: you never saw thcm before for
less than sl25.
Even the new fabric. Chinese Wash silks
will be sold without profit.
1nese silks are light IN color. and are
Plaids. stripes ard Checks. For childrens
dresses. ladies' blouzes. etc, they are very
desirable
The 75c. kinds we will sell for soc.
The 81 kinds we " n sell for s5c.
Children's Mul. Caps, corded, with front
rufles. this week Zoe. piece; you
couldn'i expect 10 buy at any other time
for less than 2jc.
See what Real Fine Null Caps We are going
TO sell this week for soc; they aro in real
fine patterns, with embroidered end ties,
and are worth 81 each.
The Celebrated G.. p. Ia sirens Corset. In al
sizes. TO bee sold this week for sl27; this
ite 10 alone shows you how cheaD we are
selling everything this week.
IOc. viii buy Ladies' Underycsts, cream coll
Ored ribbed.
+ Have you ever bought All-silk Undervests
a, the beginning Of the season for 75cg
weare going 10 sell 100 Pink silk Vests
this week for that price.
This week DC. u pair for Ladies' Ribbed Hose
that usually sell for 10c.
This week &c. a pair for Ladies' oxford Grey
Hose that usually sells for lOc.
This week &C. pair for ladios's Fancy
stripe Hose that usually sells for l5c.
This week I7c. n pair for Misses Ingram
Ribbed Hose, solid black, that usually
S. Is Tor 25c.
This week i0c. FOR Chldfen's Seamless,
Guaranteed fast-BHck Ribbed Hose,
that you would think bargain for 2oc.
This week 25c. will buy Chidren's Absolute
Is stainless Black Hose, called Ivory
black that cost zoe.
This week gIc. will buy "a pair ~ our tele-
bratcd Royal Stainless Black Hose ioi
ladies.
DOC. will buy this week the usual iOc. quality
OF Ladies Royal ~tuiuless Black Hose.
Infants seamless tast-Black Socks, l2izc. o
pair this week
Chiidrcn's Lisle-Thread Ribbed Hose. 25c. a
pair.
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
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!. 200 pieces Large Fine soft Chamols SKINS
Zoe.
Lirse Fine Bath sronges, oc. each; usual
prcs. poe.
Carbollc Face zap. 81; usual price, i5c.
Colgate & co : Fine BAY Rum and ofhcr per-
funed soaps. l0e: usual price. i7c. Ike.
Pure White and Notified CASTLE soap 2c,a
cake.
The genuine Cheseborough Nasiliuc. be. a
bottle: usual price. Zoe.
Dr. Sheficldfs Cream uenfrifcc, l1c.' usual
prIc pc.
Fay's Nolontlne race-rowier 55cs usual
price. 81.
Diamond Dyes, any color tc.
ivory Gap. &c. ac'ke.
Colgato's Fine Pcrumed soap, A.. cake;
45c. "A a, zen.
Best Rcyersi llo. .oll-sill, satin Ribbon for hat
trimmings. -. ~ and le, for Doe. "a yafd'
usual price, 3Je. 20 5Oc. "a yard.
400 pieces solid co'or satin and 6auze
STRIPED Ribbons. 23-l inches wide, Zoe a
yard, worth 2Oc., 3 inches wide i5c.
worth 25c.
The 81 Bottles Of Coigato's fau DE- Cologne
viii sell this week for 5cc.
Tho 25c. Bottles Of Lemon fiavorlng TX
tract wilisell for i5c.
Hixhy s Roynl Polish VIII sell his week for
&C. % botils.
200 yards spool-Cotion, equal 90 Dragon'
most al sizes. white and black. lac.a a
dtz.u.not less than one dozen sold.
L,rsc sizs Manfcl Mirror that cost senerally
s5c.. we will sell This week for 21c.
i IH.... ID IT HIIII. linz
Mirrors, De-. each
Mark this, Ladies' Pure llncn ilanker-
chef plain. hem stitched. this week. for
Toe. each.
This quality is really worth 2'c.-pure Linen
sheer handkoichiei-, with in'aid blocked
corners, will sell this week for i2llc; YOU
surely would expect 10 pay 25c. a, thor
times.
Arc you willing 10 buy dozen coiorci Bcr-
dored Hem-siiichod ladies lsndker-
chiefs for gyc.. that sell usually for Zoe. "A
piece. wc are going TO sell them this
week.
200 Heavy Black Rubber Dressing COMBS,
IOc usual p.iccis Zoe.
25c Florence nack-llan1 Mirror, for l0c
stylish Figured Windsor Ties for children.
tie wide l5c. STYLES W. sell for 1c.
Wide. Fine silk Windsor Ties 40 sell for isc.
The BE-. Windsor Ties wessii this week fDr Be.
40 pieces White and cream Double Crepe
llssc Runing this week for De-. yard.
A 5c. bottle of Alucilaec &c. this week. -
One-half pint boitieo OF zine fiogiit Water.
guaranteed. equal 20 Murray y iaumans.
just think. thi, week We Will sell ior lsc.
"a bottle.
Black Velvet reiis. can be made any Size.
this week f0r Zoe.
Lace Olcn work Leather Bells that sell for
zoe Will be- sod fIr Zoe.
Why not buy your summer underwear now.
Fifte cents this week Blil buy ladies'
sleeveless Gauze Vests that usu.lY sell
for 25c.
The gents can bug a supply Of tbs 50-cent
Balbhggan Undesh rs for 3jc. this
week. or they can buy the siik nuhh eal-
briggan shirts lof 5Oc. mi, week, that
usually sell iof Use.
Two-ounce bottles Of Fine C.l,me, win
glass shoppers. 25c a boite this We k.
6Ol and 6o3 Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

MONTHLY saving Of ten dollars per month,
oI more. can be invested in stock in ne
Homestead Land Company, and the stoe
nillwaid. converted into lots, II desired by
tle stakeholder The officers Of the COM
Iang are Hon. William Writ Henry. .presi-
Dent. john H. Montague. treasurer; Henry
J.. staples. general manager. once luo
Main street. see advertisement In another
column
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

AslAmaiic troubles. plcurisy, pains ard
iufamed thr0ats. are overcome and healed
hy Dr. u. Jayne's EXpeciorant- for my
years au approved standby FOR all coughs
anl colds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

For tdics' phatons, carts, Ac., or any We
hIeie O. boz built 10 order on repaired, see
David A. Ainslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

Inf property of the Homestead Land
Company r rapidly increasing IN value,
owing b the great improvements going on
ln Manchester. lfyou have not been over
there for several weeks, 90 over and take a
lUl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

Mr.. David A. Ainsiie makes specially
% he manufacture Of ladies' phetOns. Nos.
& J and ~ Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

T.. II. BOsnHR's Sons have the largest
and best stock Of Phaet0ns aud side-bar
huggies Ia the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

XXTANTED-THOSE IN NEED OF
w COOKS and Other labor 10 call on
CAuTHORN & kiIN, Employment
Agents, 2i2 north Fourth street, mh5i.ls'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

AfiNE line Of surry carriages can be had
ai x, II. BOshcr's Sons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-30

Z. II. BosHERs SONS vehicles are the
pnesl IN the city,
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WAISTS.
SsTANTED-STUDENIs TO LEARN

NYANTED-AT ONCE. A BOY OR
w Young Man who can set straight type.
20 work on a county weekly and assist In JOB
work. Adde'S GAZETTE, Waveriy. Va.
mh27-its
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A SPRING DRESS

FOR you at onc-half price. All this week We
are selling your choice OF about 40 pieces
OF 36 20 10 inches wide, llghl-M eight
Spring Cloths, lricOis and Flannels-
solid cOlOfs, mixed cOlOrs, plaid, striped
and creams for 27i 10. yard; the usual
prices are 35c. 4Oc. and Doe. but we want
10 draw extra crowds this week, hence we
are selling without profit.
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xxyANrED-sTUDENTs 10 learn

WANTED-TO SELL THREE
w sTORt- HOUSES m Roanoke ,ity.
one lower than the vacant lct adjoining
sold. Ali ON the business street Of the town.
OSCAR ID. DERR & co. Roanoke, Va.
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T2ezte>15- G1t seAesoooz
THE SPECIAL
Opening Day.
TUESDAY, APRIL Isr,

TUESDAY, hfKlL ISi,
Is to be held in order to show
YOU the artistic taste of our
own Milliners, as all Hats on
exhibition that day will be their
I~~:s~;~o and trimming. There
never have been in Richmond
Milliners of such talent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
MONTANA SENATORS.
Neither the Democrats nor Republicans Enti-
tied to Represent the New State.

Neither the Democrats nor Republicans Enti-
tied to Represent the New state.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Ex-Governor
Houser of Montana, staunch Democrat
was at the Fifth Avenue hotel to-day
and conversed with q reporter about
the decision OF Judge Mediation Of the
Second judicial district declaring the
Democratic candidate for sheriff elect
ed. The judges decision involved
the question of the fairness
OF the election at precinct Thirty
four aud incidentally the validity of the
election of nine Democratic members of
the legislature. Governor Tcole, Demo-
cratic governor, appointed Judge Nc
Hatton After the judge and the candi-
date who ran against him, had big row
as to which was elected. both resigned
their Office and Mediation was ap-
pointed. Governor HOuser said:
The higher court has already de-
cided that the Republican members were
elected. If Judge McHatton's decision
seated nine Democratic members, then
would admit that the two Democrats
elected to the United States senate were
entitled to their seats; but ill the present
mixed state of affairs and the adverse
decisions of the different courts, 1 must
confess that in my judgment the senators
now trying to be admitted from Montana
are not legally elected. [ do not think,
however, that Judge Mediation decis-
ion will change the present status OF
the men seeking admission to the
United States senate. When one
court decides one thing and a higher
court another, not the same case exactly,
but involving the same question, it is
difficult to tell what the outcome will be.
I hold that neither of the four senators
was legally elected. 1 see that some pa
pers state that 1 said the Democratic
senators we're not elected. Ever since
the so-called election of senators have
repeatedly said that none of them had g
valid right before a proper tribunal to
represent Montana as senators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
a Convent To ha Sold.

PITTsBURG, PA. Feb. 26.-The entire
property of the Ursuline convent, with
its magnificent buildings, will be offered
at public sale here in spite of the inter-
ference of the pope. The sale is the out
come of a quarrel between Mother Supe-
rior Alphonze and five French sisters and
Bishop Phelan, who deposed Mother su-
perlor Alphonze and placed another sister
in charge of the institution. The pope
decreed not long ago that the French
sisters, as founders, be paid $50 200 for
the property, but they refuse the COM
promise and claim the protection of the
state, not ecclesiastical laws, in main
tanning ownership. The property is
valued at $500 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

claims. Other items of Importance are:
For public buildings, S26, 900; in
ternal revenues, $40 900; light
house establishment. SIT ,799; col
lecting customs revenues, $780,
600; for soldiers home, $40, 500;
patent Office, $50 900; land office clerks,
SIS 900; surveys, SO 900; Indian sup
plies, $4,000; for survivors and widows of
soldiers of the Mexican war and war of
1912. S2I $50 1874; artificial limbs, $780,
600; United States courts witness fees,
5000 600.
Under the head of naval establish
ments the bill provides that the expenses
incurred in the purchases, shipment and
discharge of coal at Page Page, Samoa,
(S36 DAD shall be paid from the appro-
priation OF 500, 900 for establishing the
station made last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
One Boy Slabs Another.
Special to the Gazette.

PITTsBURG, TEX, Feb. ga diff
Guilty among the boys at Professor
Blacks school to-day, Buford Cleland
stabbed Arthur Bird in the face and
back, cutting him very badly but not Sc
riously. CIeland has been arrested on a
charge of assault to murder, and waving
examination his bond was fixed ut $3.50
to appear before the next grand jury
The affair is much regretted by the
teachers as well ss the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
ALL A SENSATION.
No Serious Trouble Between the NatIOns
League and American Association.

No Serious Trouble Between the NatiOns
League and American Association.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The sensations
story published this morning about ID
threatened disruption between the Nd
tionai league and American GssooIatio|
on account of the dispute over Firs
Baseman Leblanc between the New YOrl
and Columbus clubs, finds little oredI
among the National league people
President Day was seen N regard TO tn,
matter. He said: ''I don't console
the dispatch an expression of official
opinion of the Columbus club and don
believe the idea emenated from theuf
The question of Lehane's release frOHS
Buffalo shows that we are entiIlst
to him. If it is found we have no claia
upon him, he may 60 &c COlumba
without Intervention on our part. II
matter depends entirely upon the fae
whether or not Lehane's release va
promulgated before the Buffalo club "
expelled from the International assoc
alton for the non-payment of dues.
not, Leblanc was free to sign where
wished after that date. He expressed
willingness 10 play in New York au|
we would not hold on TO him If we didn
feel we had q right to. II oficiz
judgment gives him to Columbus be wi
be in good condition TO join that teal
through the practice he will get VII
our club on the Southern trip.
s'Does he leave with the team q
day."
''No, for he is already IN CharlestoE
awaiting their arrival.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
Mr. POwderIy Discusses Their ConditIOn-Man
Would Go West ii Able.

Hr. POwderly Discusses Their COnditIOn-Mani
Would Go West ii Able.
SCRANTON PA. Feb 20 Mr.. Powderly
speaking with reference to the series Of
articles he is writing on the condition Of
the mining class in this region, said thai
the first one which was printed last weeA
had brought him many letters from 6
over the country. GA man in New Jer-
sey,' he continued, "has written md
that he will care for one family if I vii
send them on. 1 thought I knew the
family and made them al offer. Witt
tears in their eyes the husband and wifi
told me that they could not accept ths
generous offer. They were living in s
house which they had partly paid for an I
to leave it would be to sacrifice all the5
had laid by during years of toll. 1 VII
haze to hunt up another family.
81 also have received letters from
Illinois, several of them coming to-day
asking If surplus miners cannot be ssni
away from here. There is plenty 8
work out West they say. 1t ID probable
that our poor people would not leays
Scranton If furnished means with whica
to go. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Not a Good Week for Brakemen.

Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Feb. 26.-This has
been red letter week for brakemen in
the MEXICAN National yards in New La
redo. On Monday Brakeman Anderson
lost a hand which was mashed and had
to be amputated later. Last night
Brakeman Rios, while making a coup
ling. slipped and was caught between
the drawheads of two cars. His hips
were crushed and he was injured in
ternally from the effects of which, it is
reported, he died to-day. He was q
trusted employee of the company and
leaves family in destitute ciroums-
fances
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
River Rising at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 26.-At s
O'Clock this evening the river at this
point was fifty-one feet, eight and one
half inches above low water, and was
rising at the rate of two inches an hour.
AT the rate at which it has kept rising ali
day, it may rise to ffty-two or fifty
three feet, but rivermen proverbially
underestimate the flood in the Ohio. At
present the situation excites no appre-
hension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Charged with Numbering an Indian.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX. Feb. 26.-Deputy Mar
shall Bill Mccall arrived here to-day with
Wesley Smith and G. Alexander, both
negroes, who are charged with the MUIR
der of Frank Billy, an Indian, near
Leader, in the Chickasaw nation, about a
year ago. The accused lay in wait for
Billy on a lonely road aud shot him
dead. A few days ago woman TO whom
one of the men had long been devoted di-
vulged the story, and the men were
found and arrested on the Canadian river
and tried before Commissioner Robb, at
Atoka, and committed to jail at this
place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
4 Bill for IreIand,s Relief.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Mr. Balfour is en-
gagged in preparing bin to give to Ire
land a system of local self-government,
or home rule. His scheme is said to be
based on the idea of treating the Irish as
TO local government just as the English
and Scotch are treated in regard TO the
same subject. As any proposition TO
honestly do this would make the Tories
home-rule party, it is not believed this
bill will be more than pretense and
juggIe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Legislature Adjourns.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 26.-The
special session of the West Virginia
legislature adjourned sine die at IL a. IN
to-day, being in session forty three
days. 1t passed twenty bills and eigh-
teen Joint resolutions. The ballot reform
bill was killed by the Republicans in tho
senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Rranhan With Infnmr.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Sir William YER
non Harcourt, speaking at Bath ref6 red
to the Parnen investigation and report Of
the commission and said: 1.-The Times
is branded with eternal infamy and is 3
monument of lasting disgrace TO English
journalism -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Proposition to Build an Opera House

Special to the Gazette.
BALLNGER, TEX, Feb. 26.-J. G.
Stuttz, the well known actor, has sub
mitted proposition to build an opera
house in this city, to be 90x12O feet, pro-
vided our citizens would donate the lots.
In a mass meeting held at the courthouse
this afternoon his proposition was
promptly accepted, and it is expected
that the work on the same will commence
at once
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Invitation accepted.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.--The French gov
eminent has accepted the invitation of
Germany to take part in the Berlin labor
conference. Though Switzerland has &C
cepted the invitation she will not appoin
delegates TO the conference until she has
seen the programme Germany has sent,
of formal invitation to the powers which
she desires shall be represented at the
conference, which will open March Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
VIII Not Be Represented.

DRESDEN, Feb. 26.-The Frieburg
miners have refused to allow themselves
to De represented in negotiations on the
questions of wages and hours Of labor byI
the Joint committee from the Zwickanl
niue owners and miners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Two Dnrkies and a shotgun.

Special 70 the UaZeIUe.
SHERMAN, TEX, Feb. 26.-To-night
two darkies, Albert Smith and John
Stout, became involved in a difficulty on
East street, in which the latter fred at
the former with q shotgun. Officers at
once gave pursuit, but at this hour, 10
p. M, no arrests have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Burglars Blow open a Safe.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 26.-Burl
lars forced an entrance into the store
J. P. Bro1f s. Co., commission me-
chants, on Alsroje street, last night az
stole about eighty dollars from the Sc
which they blew open. No arrests hal
been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
a Rubber Trust.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.--The entire rub
Der business IN importing and manufsc-
turing branches has been formed into u
trust company. The final arrangements
which are but few. will be completed to-
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Rboae ,.,and,s Prohibition Ticket.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 26.-The
state prohibitlonists put in nomination
the following ticket to-day: For COVER
nor, Rev John Larry; lieutenant
governor, Joshua c.. Brown; secretary
of state, John w. Mooney; attorney
general, John T. Blodgett; general
treasurer, John b. Pascarde.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
pr,nos Fsrdinand,s BIrthaay.

soFIA, Feb. 26.-To-day was Prince
Ferdinand g birthday. Flags were fly ing
throughout the city IN honor of the occa-
sion. Services were held in the churches
and te deums were sung. Prince Ferdi-
naud reviewed the troops during the day
He held a reception at the palace and
gave banquet in the evening. The city
was brilliantly illuminated at night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

Albanians made q descent upon the vii
lagos of Bablgak, RObuci and Babrush,
in Old Servia, and plundsred them.
Many OF the inhabitants were tortured to
death by the robbers. Turkish troops
have been dispatched to the scene, but
they are powerless against the marauders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
DELAYED His Resignation.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-It is semi-ofhciaily
stated that the result Of the recent cleo
tions for members of the reichstag has
caused Prince Bismarck 70 delay his
resignation from office. 1t is believed he
would undoubtedly have resigned had
the elections resulted in victory for the
Cartel parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
Mr.. Cobb WIN Present a Resolution


LONDON, Feb. 26.-Mr. Cobb, Radical
member of Warwickshire division, gave
notice in the house of commons to-day
that in the event of Ar. Smith s no
ton asking the house to adopt the report
of the Parnell commission with Mr.
Lewis amendment, he would move
resolution declaring that the house de-
plores the fact that it appears from the
dates in the report in the Parnell COM
mission and the evidence submitted to
the commission. that at the time the Par
nellites we're engaged in the alleged trea-
sonable conspiracy, many members of
the government, especially Lord Sails
bury and Mr.. Balfour, were in close alli-
ance and treaty with these members,
ferries of Oh! Oh! and laughter1, and
that therefore Lord Salisbury and other
members of the government deserve the
severest condemnation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
JOhnF. Hardy, 3TDSSy .,II. "A. Agent
YILLAINOUS ASSASSINS.
They Kill Deputy Sheriff and Wound Two
Othery-A Fleet Horse.

0therj-A Fleet Horse.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 26.-Assas-
sins killed one man and attempted to kill
two others in the town of Springfield,
La. on Monday night. J. G. White q
deputy sheriff was killed, Harmon
Kinchen was dangerously wounded. and
William White shot several times, but
escaped by tae feetness of his horse.
When fired on, the three men we're on
horses and had started home about mid
night from town. Lucien Morgan and a
man named Hale have been arrested
charged with the crime.