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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10

cock, and yet dozen such fowls could
not contribute vanity enough 10 stock q
human being of either persuasion.
The last illustration in this article will
give you a tolerable correct notion of q
pale gray costume trimmed in Il striking
aud effective manner. The material is u
woollen hatiste, garnitured with trans
parent black silk gauZe volunts (plisse)
also applied en- epauette AMI us collar
cite, the sleeves being in black velvet.
The bonnet, which Is very small, is
fashioned from white gauge with black
spots, black velvet strings and trimming,
and has white dandelion heads on the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-11
3abrgang 20 9nbuu Spua 9ieuHas, ben H. @umbr 1890

mimi zines beuotratifdsn 8unbes Seua'
tors srmOsIi9t; on GonsreBiisen baber
bic &spubli:auer pier - ben pom eriten,
britten, iiebentsn unb ueutsn 8e3irt uer'
loren.
8e s@irsinieu isnbet 3wsi 0e'
mOtruten in ben @uusrsB unS bat cine fart
SsmOtratii@e 9sisssebrns sewdbIt.
@aibiuston iu9te isin 6:iI aui
Der repubIitauii9en Seits. Der abseorb'
nets fur @ousrsB 1T Elm RspubIitaner uni
bic 9ssisIatur uirb uon bsrisIbsn Yurtsis
farbs iein.
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preiie Ger 2ln,eteen.

pretle Ger Qn5etoen.
Sebsr sou bsr spaIte per Sabr.. .$1a.00
3 ROnate s 500
Sir ieSe .3eile grepisr, cber beren Raum, bas
erltemal 10 Gents. Die nG9henmale Gents.
Seiratbss uub Gobesan;eisen NIT Spr,lt
$3.50, obue Sprud $l.OO.
ausuartiss au,eissn miiHsu uorausbeJaslt perSen.
auseiseu fir Ricnics, eotterien, @lIdsipieI.
&C., ole benz @ette Der fatb. Rir9e Suwiber, fin
ben feline aufnabme.
Nn3ei8en fenSe man fpdtehenS
Wonta8 Worsen eia.
Job.Qrbeiteu aller Dirt prompt une
biIIis auseefdbrt.
rtiies ssr ,,8asstt",
Gde Ger 8. uno Jopa.Strdse.
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&ir6li6es.
Sas flberue 8iihuiss Subildum Ses bod
Whrsisittn GrjbiidOfs Seebau
bon Gbieago.

Der bs5w'its grtbii9of Sssban fsisrts
an Wfittwo9 unb 0onnsritas .. Us. ben
25idbrisen 9sosuttas isiner Sil9rfawsibe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-26

will spare no pains 10 merit the patronage
Of the public. CHRIS. DIEHL.
Winnemucca. November Z, 1885. II
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pAssENaER LISTS.

GARRISON, Mont. Nov l2-Passrngen on
N rtnern Pacific rain No. 1. westbouid:
Fred Derens, Portland; Mira J. Z Maxwell.
Portland; @. W. B Ii. Tacoma: NJ. r. Green, A.
D. Pres ott NJ. J. shipper. Mrs A. g. voss,
Seat le: Mrs. Helen Nesi Tacoma; General A.
Ballard, Tacoma; Mrs. A. G. Foster AMI con,
Tacoma; Mr.. Hart, Tacoma; g. Foster, Tacoma
anG sixty s-coi d.ctass
HoRsE PLAINS. Mont, Nov. 12-Passengerl
on northern Pac &c train No. 3. west-bound:
William Dunn, Thomas Davidson, J. =. Pot.
ting, w. G. Ward. F.. G. Gath, James Martin, 8.
p. Panton. T. Z. Hamilton, W. J. Blschenbere,
F. w. Page J M. Ross, W. @. Gleason, George
Folder, John Kay, Mt. and Mrs. c. Calhoun. T,
J. Hendrirk~cn, @. g. MARI. John Ksthtef,
James Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Nettleton,
William C. Kendrick. A. J. Hamilton, c. J.
John on. N. Unsickcy. C. o'Donnell. e. H.
Nickel. J. H. May. and twenty-eight second
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PRESIDENT RUNS.
Revolutionary Leaders in Full
Control in Honduras.
MANY KILLED on BOTH SIDES.
Other Central Amrrican Countries viii
Not Interfere in the Internal Dis-
ssnsions sf the Rspublte.

NEW YoRx. Nov II "A special cable b the
He aid from San saliva Tor says: President Exeta
lsln receipt 81 a telegram from President Boz
gran. Honduras. in which the latter admits he
has been forced by Sancuex to evacuate the
capital and TEMPORARILY set mp hts governments
at Tamara, . small pace few leagues from
Tegncigalpa. Boxran aud his cabinet AMI sol.
ders broke the lines after severe fighting. Many
were killed and wounded on bsts sides The
revolutionary leaders were In full control
which. ~ . natter OF cousse, IL under
martial law. Bogran in his telegram
from Tamsra asked Ex to to mountain
complet neutrality. This VS. useless y. Eseta
hal forestaiied II By publicly armour Ing that
Il WAS the principle Of Salvador to remain en-
tirely neutral. and. moreover, not to permit any
other Central American coun ~ to medile In
the international dissens ons Of its sister repub-
lie. The same ground has been sak.n BY
Nicaragua AMI Costa Rica. II Is believed there
ID secret understan Ing between these two
coun rics ana Salvador TO prev Mt any aegres-
sion or meddesome iiterference on the rsrt OF
Gust 'mala In the internal affairs Of any other
republfea
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heafing before Judge esurdsvans Friday and
wpe discharged on account Of iusuthcient evil
eeooe - ooovfct Since Dmailey's afrrsf several
enall boseiariss have hen oommitted, butlhe
town hes been remarkably quiet for several
we&kA
Harry Burrows and Min Moda Holman were
married sunday evening - the residenee Of the
bfido's parents IN the presence Of few invited
tfiends and relatives Rev. G. r. Bailey, Of the
Dapsist church. performed the ceremony.
People living On the mountains are somewhat
a1aemed about large nnmDsr Of Indians sho
nfo cAmpei on the Toucnet and in the timber.
Tonight h she time set for the Iudians 20 de-
etroy She town. Captain Fox and Lieutenant
Miller went out 70 the camp today to see If they
could detect any troube brewing. An they have
moi ret returned. Is Il impossible 70 report any
fhine Definite
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FOOTPRINTS OF BLOOD.
Clues to the Murderer Of Old Man Ivett,
in MERGED County. Cal.

in MERGED County. Cal.
MERGED. Cal. Nov 12--Who murdered John
lvett, the wealthy rancher at Smelling, 10 still
unknown. Ivett was found lying spen bis face
in pool OF blood, with one foot In the cellar
door. Under him was piece OF whip which
none OF the ranch hands recognized. Doctors
Cassidy and O Bren state that every bone in
the murdered mans head was broken by the
force OF the blowA The key Of the cellar and
lamp were found beside him. The murderer
struck the blow just a. the old man opened the
door, IL 10 suppo ed, to treat his guest to wine
In Ivetts study was found half-finished LITTER
to his young wife, who was in San Francisco,
bat has now returned
At the inquest the ranch hands testified that
lvett had left them after supper Sunday even
ing to 60 to the residence OF Aug. Olsen, Ivetts
brother-inlaw, who had been on the
ranch since Thursday afternoon. Later Olsen
left. saying he might return that night or 60 TO
his mothers, near Lagrange. Ivett insisted on
his returning to the ranch. and this sen ad-
mitted on examination He also admitted that
he carried hammer TO Ivett's on Friday, but
claimed to have lost 1t from his saddle, where
{ mai been tied. He identified as his a rope
brittle which was shown him, and when asked
how he accounted for he spots Of blood on the
rop said he DID MT know. On beiug -sked If
Z he had cut finger lately, he said: II dou't
know. Yes, did scratch my finger. II might
be from that"
The coroner's jury returned q verdict, after an
hours deitberation, that Ivett was murd red by
some persons unknown to them. The sheriff
and officers are still on the ranch, aud It is be-
lfeved they nave clue, as the bloody footprints
OF the murderer have been accurately meas
q ed.
MERGED, CAL, Nov. lS.-Another day has
passed. and The officers are apparently as much
in the Ozark as regards the murder Of john Ivett
rs they were on Monday morning laat, when
they reached the scene Of the tragt dy The
coroner's jury, assisted by District Attorney
BRECKENRIDGE, have made a thorough examin-
alton, and found out enough to place
suspicion on August Olsen, Q brother
OF Mrs Ivett, who was given a rigid
examination, bat although questioned
osely ne made no com romisng stat -menss
August Olsen is q man about q or q years Of
ags. native of swe len, heavy set, of M dunn
height and has larse, high forehead. He u
the youngest son. there being four brothers and
sisters two of each. His father is dead and he
resides with his m 'ther, near La Grange, about
Twelve miles FIR m the scene OF the murder.
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BARILLAs AND BOGRAN.

GuatemaIan President Urged to Recall
His Traops-People Greatly Excited.
new YORK. Nov II lisp cial 1.-The Heralfs
corresponds Il at the City OF Gustsmala sends
the following: Istense excitement prevail
here on account OF tie pro-pect Of . genera
war In Central America. GeuerM Ignaci0
Asatorrc, Mexican m mister, was At the foreign
d pastment for long time today. and II Il be-
lievsd that his mission has been to persuade
President Barii AZ TO recall the troops he has
sent to the relief of Bogran. The public In gen.
eral commend his pacific course.
Bariilas hell sn sudiebce to-day with Senior
Arr llano Snanish minisse-. and Unite 6tA'es
Minister NJ zaer. bnt they refused to X. No
defift inforn alton 10 TO re obtained from any
source ~ to what the government int, ds to do
IN the esen CRISIS
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PoRr ANcxLEs, Nov IL --[-pecisl 1.-The ship
eemtno 9 Gle red from this are Mon lay. The
capiain stated no would save about 0 on pilot
age ole by gearing from here, anu wound Of
fect . total saving 0 neary $50 on the trip BY
cieaftng here. His v.sss bcion . 10 A. M.
simpsons line, o San Francisco. End al vessels
Of tbs line have recslv d orders to clesr at this
port.
On sunday there was large fxeurs on here
from Victoria Tn oympian was chartered for
che purpoee, and 100 persons avsiicd theinsev YES
Of the opportunity 10 sc q reas. progressive
American tow The dsy was magn1 eut and
the excunto,ists enjoyei themselves Inn
men~ely. They brought lerge band v III
tIem Tue excnrsion sas . success in every
uarticular
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RICH MAN CAUGHT STEALING.
Charles A. Collins, Ex-Mayor Of Akro
o., Taps q Saioon I'LL

Charles A. Collins, Ex- Mayor Of Akron.
o., Taps u Ssoon ill.
AKRON, o, Nov. IA great sensation was
cres,ed today by the arrest Of Charles A. Col
lins ex-mayor Of Akron, aud prominent man
afsctnrer. Tor roboing the till in
h Gillette saloon. Giilet has been
missing money . long time, and
several emp Dyes were DISCHARGED and memb r.
of his family were under surveillance for a
time Finally dets ctlves TODAY caught
Collins taking money, and found
marked coius on his person. Collins
10 over 10 years OF age and the head of one of
the most prom nent fam lies in THIS section of
the state He IL also . promine II thity-third
degree Mason. He viii not talk. FrienGs can
not understand the matter
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. IL Bud Mccoy
was wayisid William Dyre aad Plez Mccoy.
in Pike county, Ky, a few days ago and kilied.
The murder stirred mp IRENE dous excitement
among the Mccoy aud Hatfield factions, and a
posse at once sarred after the murderers News
Was received today that the posse came up with
the iusidves in Buchanan county. W Va, Mon.
day, anu that NJ Coy was shot and captured.
Dyre escaped, but is sill being pursued.
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Suit Against IN. Northern Pacific.

Y ST. Paul, Nov. l2-lSpetial.l-In the q aitsd
States circuit court in th . city Daniel Murphy.
rs administrator Of stephen Nugent has
brought suit agains, the Northern Pacific rail.
way to recover 5000 for the destn OF Nurent.
VINO was killei in a collision near Algema
Idaho. AT the time of the ace dent Nugent was
brakeman on freight train. which came in
collision with another train He was "A years
Old and IL was aslege was earning 81. 100 a
year, and left his next OF kin without support
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San Frsncisco Returns Full of Errors.
SAN FsASclsco. Nov. IA number of i'm
portxnt errors wer Sc svered by the election
commission r. this morn 2. George II. smith,
OF the suprs m court, gained 1o4 yots In one
precinct and Il0 la sno her. q. route gained
th!rtyfonr 70 e., I'D Hoge Dem cratic cam
ddste t. justice OF sie peace. gained l0a IN the
Six b prclnct o. tie fhirtieth assembly III :
tricL nu her of 9th errors we're Iund
Judge Fesrai, for c. ngresS. who mas teen keep
tns piv { sasy. l. stated TO W gained 100
voter yer the refrlrns A. flrAt renorted
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sh,rping lntellirence.

PoRr GAMBLE. Nov. observation-disclosures.
HADLocK. Nov. L -Arrived-Bktne Retriever.
PoRT LUDLOW. Nov. 12.-Sailed-Sera.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12-Arrived- u. 3. stz
Gedney, shoalwat-r bay: str San Pedro. Taaoms
str Willamette, St attic; 81 b NJ. str Warspite,
Esquimalt. Departed-Str Columbia. Astoria: str
Celia. Coos bay; sp Edward OBJ len. Nanamo;
biz Elsinore. Puget sound.
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A Judge Made while You wa,t.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. FL. A. Mackay, the
Farmers Alliance candidate who was elected
judge of the judicial dis com posed OF Barber
ana Comanche counties. Kansas, never studied
law, never was admitted to the bar, and never
was in court In any official capacity The
Alliance will send him TO Ann Arbor TO study
law for sixty days and prepare himself for the
bench.
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Mashed Oxerhoa. a M Sea.

FARTHER PoINT. Qu-btc. Nov l2.-Captain
Tyudsie. commander and qusrt rmaster of the
steamer Vancouver, from Liverpool. was washed
overheard ard drown d on Friday morning
last The vessels bridge, chariroom and decks
we're completely swept OF everything. There
was tremendously rough weather during the
VOYAGE.
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BucoDA. Nov. IL -lsptcia i--Monday evening
n. .. Thomas died OF Bfight's disease, at the
reside ce OF DR.. Cato. Mr.. Thomas was pho.
ueer on this Coast. having liv,d in l. wis
county for many years, AMI has lived In Bucoda
fos the last eight years The un raj will tako
plscs tomorrow. He was posse sed of consider
able properly. but ~ far as can b. learned he
has no relatives 10 claim II.
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Fatal Ouarrel e BoIee CITY.

BOISE CRY, Nov. 12-B. r Rowland, . L.
borer WORKING on the wslling ditch. hve miles
from Boise. got into an alteration with man
nsmed Brooks. and inflicted several stabs on
him with penknife. penetrating b chest cav
ity. Rowland came into town and gave himself
up Heis lodged in jail Brooks probably will
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Portland Burglar in JAN.

PORTLAND, Nov. IL chs aries Mcneil was to-
day arraigned in the police court on charge of
burglary and was bound over In the sum Of 81
500. His room was searched today, and fifteen
watches were found, bes des large amount OF
other valuabes. which 1t is thought he has
stolen from residents of his city.
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cours:
Flint Mcdonald and II is Mcdonald ". Han
son and l. c. seafon--ApreaI from Kitfilas
county: judgment OF lower .urt affirmed !; writ
Of pr,nibitiun ls-u q AMI proc sedinss stopped
Until November q.
+. A. Mpfehouss W. Patrick Carcv--same
Nooksxck River Company Appeal from
Whatcom county.
]. H McGraw Va Carrie Franklln--Cea-
uiued.
Casrade Fire Insurance Company N the
Journal Publishing compsny-Appeel from
King county; In hearing
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Nanaimo Safe blowers scared Away

NANAIMo. c.. Nov. Especial IA Mayor
4 Co.'s safe was blown open last night and
robbed of $500 The robbers next visi ed A. r.
Johnston 4 Co aud b red hole through the
safe. but were disturbed before they could rob
it Great excitement prevails in the business
community here.
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A Band Of viri,ansss.

An alleged "vig lance COMMITTEES" has been
oraanisrd in the city. Its headquarters
are reported to be on Yesler avenue
on top OF the hill. Fourteen members
have been enrolled and they are sworn
to rid the city Of thugs aud 10 hang Friederichs,
the convicted murderer in the county Jail The
committee" will probably exert most Of it,
vigilance" In keeping out Of the way OF the
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TACOMA. Nov. a. Especial 1.-The trial Of the
$4,000 damage suit. brought BY Norbort Rotter
againet the Puget Sound Iron Works, 10 exciting
considerable interest among foundrymen. Sew
eral witnesses have thus fer been examined.
Rotfsr claims 70 have been incapacitated Tor
work BY the falling Of an elevator 1t the foun.
dry December 6. 1889.
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TACOMA, Nov. 12-(speciai. l-Brakeman Harry
stevens. who was injured ~ Puyallup last even
Ing by the explosion Of revolver contained In
trunk. thou n sun ring great pain. 10 doing
- we'll - could be expected at Fannie Paddock
hospital In this city. j. C. willert. owner OF the
trunk. had not called for his property At Puy-
allup this afternoon.
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sailor Accidentally Killed at Tacoma.
TACOMA, Nov. l2.-lspec aLi-John Johnson.
aged %. . aaiive OF Ireland, md q sailor aboard
the coal bark George +. Manson. from San Fran
cisco, while working between decks today fell
into the hold. twenty five fct T. and was instantly
killed. He was member OF Of the Sailors Pro-
tective Association. The remains 60 to San
rrarcloCo for intermeut
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov 12-Forecast till 8 .. m.
Thursday, for Washington and Oregon: Fair
weather, except light rains ut Fort Canhy and
Olympia. and fair weather followed by light
rains q Portland and Spokane Falls; variable
temperature. except warmer a. TT and.
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Fort SMITH. Ark, Nov. I2-Judee sandel.
associate justice o. the su rene court of Arksn.
sas. died TO-DAY. He was United S ates attorney
for the Western district Of Arkansas under
Cieyeiand's administration.
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Train Acc,den, an r~nn.y,yan,..

LEBANON. Ps.. Nov. ls.-The evening passen.
ger train on the Reading road jumped the track
near Aavile. aud went down an embankment.
Seven persons were seriously injured but note
fa4a
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Nnrrow E.car.. - f.o,.a.,n r,r..

LONDON Nov 12-Ti.e We i'm ton barracks
OF the Guards were today DESTROYED by fire,
which originated in the married officers quar-
tiers. The FIRE was attend BY many xcit ng
incidents, aud many heroic rescucs were made
The 10 est reports say that over twenty persons
were injured BY jumping rom wfudoWa
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FRESNO. Cal, Nov 14-Joseph L stiilnan,
convicted OF murder for IN killing OF J,hn ID.
Fske. WAS tod sentenced TO imnrispnmens for
lie and VIII be taken 10 San Quentin friday.
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Robbed In Wh,t~chapei saloon.
I'd Orlando, farmer. was robbed Of 30 In
bills By pick rocket In Johns ma scandinavian
saloon, on Jackson street, at II o'clock last
nieht
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CITY or MEXICO, Nov. u There was q sensa-
tionai scene IN the congress t,dsy over discus
sion tetweed Deputies Romero and Esteva,
which finally resulted in a challenge to fight a
duel The session q tally adjourned in some
disorder. The authorities may interfere with
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LONDON. Nov. H. The Chronicie's Rome cor
responde { says Princess Margaret. sister of the
German emperor, will wed the Prince of Naples,
heir to the italian throne, within . year.
Princess Margafet will become Catholic.
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Daniel Appleton. the Publisher, Dying.
NEW YORK. Nov. l2-Daniel Appleton, the
wellknown publisher, is very low, with .
stroke OF apopsexy.
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Californian Drowned on Atlantic Coast.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov 12-wiliiam Hasf-
inss. 10 u wnaien and Thomas Madsworth
were drowned in Ipswich bag Monday night
wnalen belonged In Ca iiorniA
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Tacoma 'News" Building Scorchrd.
TACOMA, Nov. l2 3 . m.-lspec a. THE Nesrs
building caught FIRE about m duight, but the
Ore 10 now under control. It 10 impossible TO
estimate the damage at this time. The cause is
nnknoup
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Tolstopa Schemes for Reform Failures.
81. PETERsBURG, Nov. i2-Reports from the
provinces indicate that Tolstoi government re-
forms have proved failures
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NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-The board of managers
of the Adams ExDress Company have adopted
. resolution making the pos;ofice depart ne MT
regulations as to the appl Cation OF the anti
lottery law app icable TO its employea
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The Southwestern Railroad Alliance
BosroS, Nov. i2-The news bureau teie-
eraphed today to Magown. chairman of the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe In regard to the
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Change Of Venue in Tipperary Farce
TrPPERARY. Nov. 1.-THE magistrates court
today changed the venue OF the conspiracy case
from Tppersry to Clonmei The counsel for
defendants protested, but was overruled.
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Zanzibar to BE Better Governed.
MARsE,LLEs. Nov. IL. Baron Wissman, who
left for Zans. bar tonight, declared that he does
not intend 10 renew hostiiities with the natives,
but to organize the country aud establish civ.
1fizei form OF government
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FRAME Associations to Confer o

Trafnc Associations to Confer on Rates.
Sr. Louis. Nov. l2.-Todsv's session OF the
Southwestern Railway aud Steam. hip Associa-
ton was occupied principally with Texas rates
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