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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
RESUMED THE HEARING.
Accident IN Iowa.

MAYTARD, Ia, Feb. ll.-One of the worst
accidents that has ever occurred on the
DeCnran division Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern railway was the one
Of last evening. An unusual number OF
passengers were on board, and the train
was about midway between here and Pan
dolia. When the accident occurred the
train was descending an incline, and was
running at high rate of speed when rail
broke and the whole train was thrown
down an embankmenJ of fourteen feet into
a sand pit.
uuilut,utor Smith and Brakeman Will
Jams we're badly injured and fifteen of the
passengers, five very seriously hurt. Those
probably fatally hurt were W. T. Horton
of Wadens, l.. q Price Of Cedar Rapids
and Mrs. S. A. Goodrich Of Maynard, III.
ternaiIy
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Tailor's Convention.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 10-The seventh
annual convention of the Merchant Tailors'
National exchange was called to order at
IL O'Clock this morning at the LindeIl hOleI
by President James L Burbank of Boston
The proceedings we're opened by prayer by
David J. lindsay OF Chicago, after which
President Burbank delivered his annual
report. Among the subjects to come up
before the convention will be that of III ;
opening of the Ialional trade school, where
he art of tailoring will be taught. Also
ishing company, which will issue author.
ifative fashion pa'es. Some action will
also he taken as to making display at
the Worlds fair.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
THE HIGH COURTS.
sTPREME COURT.

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 1O.-in its session
today the supreme court disposed of
business as follows:
Affirmed -McDonough ct al. vs.. Jetfer-
son County ct al, from Jefferson; oiphant
VS.. Markham ct al, from Walker; Bonner
e. Eddy VS. Glenn, from Houston; .Krabl
VS.. Campbell Printing Press ct. al, from
BraZOs.
Reversed and remanded-Bonner & Eddy
vs. Bryant, from Leon; SmithwlcI etai. vs..
Kelly ct al, fiom Cameron.
The court also approved decisions Of the
commission of appeals as follows:
Atfi fimed-Wallis Landes ct al. vs.. Schnei-
der & DAVIS.
reversed and remanded-L. Il. Page VS..
Slade, from Preside; Angler vs.. Cowart,
from Walker.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
The cyclone.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 10-Later reports
from the cyclone which swept over Helena
last evening says five persons we're badly
hurt, the most serious being Jack Gatland,
Rev. Tucker, p. L. Lee and ]. &. Davidson.
Others were unroofed. At Coaling, Tusca-
lnosa county, the roof of the Alabama
Great Southern depot was carried At quar-
crof mile. Many bouses were nnToOfed,
Fifty telegraph poles were blown down anL
several people hurt Serious damage is re-
ported from Ta!ladega county, but no de-
tails.
Hon. Sam Crawford, ex state treasurer,
died OF paralysis Ut Crewyilie, Coosa coun-
", Alabama.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Governor HOvey.

INpIANApoLrs, Ind, Feb. l0.-Gov. Hovey
has given the Legislature notice that he will
not call an extra session, even if the ap-
preparation bills are not passed. The
Farmers Alliance and organized labor as
soclatons have men in the legislature put
ing down the names of members who vote
for or against measures wherein The apri-
cultural and labor elements are interested,
the purpose being to influence votes by this
course. The house passed the bill declar.
ing railroad corporations responsible for
injuries incurred through the negligence o (
fellow employees.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

PAuL's VALLEY, 1. T., Feb. le.-Gov.
Boyd is organizing the MALTA to eject all
in;ruders from the Chickassw Nation. The
government will assist. II is estimated
thers are 1900 intruders. If this order is
carried out it will work great hardships, as
the majority intruders are dependent upon
this years crop for o living. The fault is
with the landlords as the Chickasaw law re-.
quires that they secure permits for each
renter which they have neb blected to DO.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
LEeIsLArURE OF IpAuo.

BOISE CIrY, Idaho, Feb. 10. 'rhe lcgislav
ture at noon today balloted FOR United
States senator in separate session. In iaa
house Mr.. Claggett received nineteen votes.
The Duboria men declined 10 vote. In the
senate Caggett received nine votes with
nine scattering. In joint sc sion tomorrow
Claggett will have twenty -eig ht votes, bars
majority.
WORLDS FAIR ExHlsrT.
SALEM, Oregon, Feb. S.-The House today
passed IA bill appropriating S0,i 90 for Ore
gon's exhibit at the Worlds FGir,
cARRoLL's BILL DEFEATED,
Topeka, Kan, Feb. S.-The Senate this
morning Oeteated Senator Carroll's bill
aboishIng the metropolitan police force
system. The law establishing metropolitan
system provides for the appnlntmenb of
board OF police commissioners by cities OF
The first class. The vote on the bill TO
abolish lho system is regarded as the test OF
prohibition sentiment. The bIl to abolish
was defeattd d. nays, 20; ye 40
THE DEADLOCK IN IILINOfs.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Feb. lJ--At a joint
caucus Of Republican and Il. NJ. Is. A.
members of the epi,lature this morning
the former were given ill 10 morrow 20
give a definite answer to the QrOposi,ion OF
The farmers that the representatives Join
tn M in sending an +. NJ. b. A. man 20 tho
senate. The joint assembly convened FOR
the sixty SIKH ballot amid much SUP
pressed excitement. The re 3ult was: Pal
mer l0l, Oglesby 10, John P. steele "
Mount Vernon, editor of tine Progressive
Farmer, 3, the f. M. b men dropping
Streeter ana taking up Steele. ASler the
seventy-third ballot without change tha
assembly adjourned.
RECEDISa FROM iTs POSITION.
HARTFORD Conn, Feb. H. The house
convened this afternoon at O'clock and
after considerable routine buiness reached
the important question of the dav, as 10
whether the house will recede from its
amendment striking out tho word late" in
the senate res ,lution appointing & common
Conie enoe. The house, on motion Of Mr.
Greene, chairu an of the com niitee on cam
vass of votes, unanimously vDted tn recedo
from its position and concur with tbs
senate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
An Archbishop on Lent.

Sr LOUIS, Feb. l0.-liis grace Archbishop
Kenrich has issued instructions to the pas
tors of his diocese as to the observance of
the Lentcn season. In regard to the use
of flesh meats. he says leave will be given
by dispensatiOn 10 use them on the foIlCw.
ing days: Sunday, Monday, TUESDAY and
rhnrsday; also on all saturdays except
! he first Saturday after the first Sunday of
Lent, and holy Saturday. This is the
broadcast dispalisalion that has ever been
granted in this diocese, and practically
abolishes the Lenten fast.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

owner of the ranches, is in the city today
and he is afraid the norther last night prov
ed very destructive to range cattle, especial.
ly to old ones which are in bad shape on
account of the dry winter.
The following is the coroner's verdict, to.
day rendered on John Timonks:
The state of Texas, county of Nueces.
1, Joseph Dun, justice Of the peace pre-
cinct No. l, in aforesaid county and state
holding an INCEST on the body of Jno. .
Timon, who was found dead
in his own dwelling house do
lind that he came to his death from causes
to me unknown. though have strong sus.
picion of foul plav. d th9t the murder
has been committed by some parties at
present unknown to me.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Rurnpd tn IIeath.

PALESTINE, Tex, Feb. 10 0.--This morning
fire was discovered in the three room cot
tage owned by an aged colored woman
named Mary Smith, who was an invalid.
Tue building was consumed before the fire
department could reach the scene. The
negro woman vas burned 10 death. The
ire is supposed to have originated from
defective flue. No insurance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Cold Gather.

WARRINGTON, D. G. Feb, S.-The signal
Office furnishes the following special bulle-
tin to the press: Weather reports from
southwestern Texas, New Mexico and
south western Colorado show that the
mornings of the 9th AID iGth were the
coolest ever known over those sections a.
this season Of the year. The Temperature
Ibis morning is two degrees below, ihe nor
NAL over the greater portion Of eastern
Texas,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

SPR1NGFIELD, Ills, Fen 10-T. 3. Good
by, gene al organizer Of the railway en-
ployes' club, with headquarters ~ Mime
a0olis, addressed large audience Of rail-
road men las. night and will organize a
Grub. The object is the protection of the
interest Of employees by tiyhtinI what is
known as granger legislation, which by
making war on the railroads it l. said has
reduced earnings so as TO necessitate cut
ting down wages and farming off employees.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
gc.asUIA 3pON NOTES.
JJprrIAL rIsTRTCTS.

WAeT7u.cgaY eb Ex-senator Foar TO-
tag IeuQa.G .-ry The judiciary ccmnittee
sgal rr'.'ns ~ sure bill % divide the
iratrie! district, uf the United States into
Zen r,l.,gi. me circuits Gs nov constitu-
tc' r,ul-..r 5..el districts. Tho bill as
r.o,i,,l n.-.a, tie rurnber to ten, anf
nv kep ,yrr. ,ugu gos in boundaries. The
frs.a., ..lJ4G i,cUi.s rrinG:n GS j. FIR
sent. r.s 'li Includes Maryjsrd in its
nt,7ilr.. tau fourth includes West Nir.
5,nit, Yugir,a Ohio and Neltuck!; sEe
flh. E.rb taroELd. South Ca;oline,
Zen rer-... ,.a. ma, Georgia and Fl2r-
,C,Hcr4 Indiana n':-. =,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
BELGIUM.
LEoroLp AND THE WORK .NaMEn.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 10.-Kine Leopold re-
ceived delegation from the Working
mems Council of Industry yesterday Tn @
speech he said that he had decided TO
pledge his support to the demand for uui-
vrrsal suffrage. He had the cause of s.the
workiog classes at heart, but not being a
dictator he must leave the suffrage Ques-.
ton to the nation to decide. The working
men are wrong, he added, In considering
themselves q seperate caste. We are aii
Begians in different grades ana all worx-
men.
had been made separate class by being
refused the right of voting 1ley iiUsIed
that the king would assisl,in concentratitg &
the classes IL order to prevent unfortunate
occurrences.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
ENGLAND.
ITALIAN POLITICS.

LONDON, Feb. l0.-The r )me correspond.
ent of the Tunes says public opinion is
cooling toward the new ministry owing to
the belief it ls composed of the irreconciIe-
able element and lacks q common pro-
gramme. Much difficulty is experienced in
filling the minor offices. The majority OF
the members of tue left have promised
neutrality. Signor Crispi will attack the
ministry only in the event of measures
Di-ibund or tending to reduce Italy's de-
pendencies. II is denied that King Hum
b-rt Will consent to the dissolution OF par
lament,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Accidentally Shot,

DALL,s Feb. l0.--Tonight willis rurn-
ber OF. nawsboys all ringing about l. to IA
years Of ase were fooliag with q target
rifle one Of the boys named GsoTge Meuell
was accldc; tally skot in the nack. the ball
yar eing down. The 10y only lived lew
ninntes after the shot was fired. \ boy
known as Pat, WAS handling The gun a.
:he ,iue Of its CiaCJarae. Pas skipped out
as soon sa he saw the mischief to had
..au. AE4 u2s ~. eGgee beEn seen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Psaaupd from Jail,

PLEAsArroH, Tex, Feo. 1o.-!ast night
the prisoners iii tine county jail to the nnrl-
Der of hit,en broke cut ard made their
escape. They were confined for varions
crimes, ranging RON hog theft to niurdeE.
Sheriff Duck vas not MIR. "a 10 GrTH
they were given outa.de assistance,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Gen. Sherman BcSteP.

New NoaK, Feb. l0.-The condition CT
Gen. Sherman today is much improved,
His physicians pronouncing him out Of
danger. Yesterday the generals condition
was coueIderej critical. TIE doctors now
"a" it Iii be ut least a month before he Gan
leave tho housp. Gen. SaeIIuan IL suEsr-
Ing ir0In erYsl, lelae.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
jackson apdSuilivan.

vANDAIIA, Ill.,, Feb. S.-Peter Jackson,
colored, pogilist, en- route to New Orleans,
stopped off in this city for "a few hours. He
says he does not like prize fighting and
Intends TO quit it. Bot before doing so in
tends 10 cnallenge John L. Sullivan for the
championship and the Boston pugilist
must fight him or surrender the belt.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Western Congress.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. l0.-Senator Keily's
resolution calling a commercial! congress OF
he Western states was passed In the house
this morning with an amendment thst the
sneaker of lfe house and president of the
senaie of the legislatures of the several states
should be delegates ex-officio " the con-
gregg.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
ITALY.
POLICY OF THE NEW oABfNEr.

POLICY OF THE NEW CABINET.
ROME, Feb. 10.--The Marquis Di RudIni.
the new Italian PRIMER, issued a cirSulas
addressed to the Italian ministers abroad,
stating the programme of tho cabinet was
pacific and conservative, which Will guarpn-
tee security to Italy and qu.et 10 EuEopeu
The cabinet will seek to strengthen iLAly's
friendly foreign relations.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
THE ADMIRAL's ADVICE.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE admiral of the
fleet, sir f. G. Phipps Horribly, advocates
an increase in he number of seamen in the
royal navy and proposes annually TO train
500 boys taken from the mercantile SER
vice with the object of forming them into
naval reserve. He says the best trained,
most reliable mercantile seamen are the
Danes, Swedes, Germans and Dutch, and
adds the English merchant seamen are
ignorant and insubordinate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

Why is female beauty 30 ilseting, and 50
soou fades away after marriage. was ask.
ed lady noted for her beauty, and by
what art do you retain your good looksf
The answer is easy, take DR.. Dromgoole'e
English Female bitters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
A Cnlony of SN..lnA.

BEEvILLE, Tex, Feb. IL. "A colony OF
Swedes numbering fifty fsmilies and 200
persons arrived today. They have bought
land within four miles Of .own and will 20
into cattle raising.
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jay Gould I'm the EDEtj3,

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. lO.-jay could and
party arrived at Brunswick las, evening.
Mr.. Gould is in good health and spirits.
He will visit Jekyll island today aud will
70 to Eernandina, thence to Forlde,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
Gen. Sherman III.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Ssuator John
Sherman left today for NeW York, upon
receiving advlces that his brother, the gen
eral, ia i'll in New York.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

LONDON, Feb 10-In the house of COM
mons yes erday Mr.. Morey's motion to
censure the IRISH executive for action III
the Tipperary prosecutions, was postponed
until Monday next.
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Archbishop Ryan.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 10.-Most reverend
Archbishop Ryan OF Philadelphia arrived
in this city today 10 attend the funeral OF
his brother which takes place today.
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IRELAND.
GLADSTONE AND pApvCub.

GLADSTONE AND PABvEUI.
DUBLIN, Feb. 10.-The Irsh Times sayB
there is difference of opinion between
Gladstone and Parnell SO greaJ as TO be be-.
yond even chance of com mpromite or adj
in OF
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.--For Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Eastern Texas Cleare
ing cold northerly winds; fair wednesday,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
indiana Politician nylnr.

MILAN, Ind, Feb. 10.ion, Stephen
Harding, for many years ore Of the pIopl;s
nent figures in Indiana politics, is dying.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

Michigan; the seventh, Texas, Missouri.
Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi: the
eighth, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kan
sas and Wisconsin: the ninth, Montana.
Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota.
SOu'h Dakota; the tenth, the f ates OF
Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Caifnr-
mia. The bill provides that tho chief jus.
ice and associate justice are to be assigned
by the court of circuits and the new allot-
ment is to be made whenever it becomes
necessary by reason of alteration of any
circuit or q new appointment to the SUI
prenle court bench.
RESUMED The HEARING.
WASHINGTON, Feb. TO- The house coin
age committee resumed its hearing today.
SENATOR HEARST.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-Serator Hearst is
resting qulelly this morning. There has
heen no material change in his condition
since last night.
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A Jadge Disqualified.

GaAHAx, Tex, Feb. 10.-District Judge
Miller is disqualified in the Msrlow mob
cases. The parties have failed to agree.
The governor must appoiot n special judge.
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FRoa CORPUS CHRISTI

The Blizzard and tue Cattle-.-A Mysterious
Murder by ?.rt.es UHkaOwa.
CoRrus CHRISTI, Tex, Feb. 10.-W. J.,
Kleberg manager NJ 'the Great KINGS cstti )
Ia.Ches, AMI son-iu-iaR OF Mrs. Kilg the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

Beecharp's pills cure bilious an
nervous Ills.
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WORLDS FAIR ExHrsrr.

SALEM, Oregon, Feb. S.-The House today
CONS exhibit at the Worlds Fisir.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-27

substantial property with them, have
demanded and IegislaIed for a legal
tender based ON what they have to sell
Heretofore, dealers in goods have had
the monopoly OF this kind of eutthrOAt
business, demanding that governments
buy their gold, pay in notes that bear In
terest, with the Interest also paid 10 gold.
Thus they sell their gold with a sitting
to IL, as = seheIDinQ boarding house
keeper might feed his bOarders on chunks
of pork with a string tied to each chunk,
so after it was swallowed il could be
pulled back aud sold over, and over
again. Big scheme.
Meanwhile the circus Is coming to
town and each wagon load has some
thing TO say:
''B'Iy our gold, give us notes and make
gCld the basis for money" shouts one
gang.
Buy our silver, give us notes therefor
and make silver the basis for money
shouts another gang.
Buy our land, give Us notes therefor
that draw interest. and make our land
the basis for money" shouts another
gang. \.
Buy our canned goods give US
notes, and make canned goods basis
for money
Buy our graiR in warehouses. give us
notes therefore. anu make our grain
ba-is fer money
Buy our whi~kev now in bond. give
~ nUte~. aud make Whi>Ecy basis for
money.
Bay orr wool, give. u< notes drawing
interest. aud make wool the basis for
money"
''Buy our beer, give us notes, and make
our beer basis for money
Buy our old type metal, give us
notes, and make old type metal lie basis
for money
Buy our agricultural impleme nts,
give us notes, and make agricultural
implements the basis for money"
And 20 It goes.
Meanwhile, we say:
Create full legal tender greenbaCk
money, PndOw II with the perpetual legal
tender principle aud with il pay off AL
claims against the United States gov
eminent, aud never more convert this
legal tender money into United States
bonds of any kind or class.
We want money based on Its power to
perform the. rate Of 100 cents on the dol
lar for all debt paying purposes. then
let the golden calves, the silver dogs, the
brass monkeys, and all other articles
dance according TO the music each may
contain.
Base our money on Ill there is in and
of aud for The United States Of America,
and this is surely better than TO base il
on any kind of movable and pei ishable
property.
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lie HOlIE MAGAZINE.

or WASHINGTON, ID. {.
The fourth volume of this popular
monthly magazine begins with the issue for
November.
Among the contents Of this number Is
chapter first Of new serial from the pen Of
Harriet Prescott Sponord, entitled Zone
too Many" This Is well illustrated and
will run through three or four issues.
Mary HartwelI CatheTwOOd's two-part
story, The Mill at Petit Cap" IS concluded
in this number.
Mrs. Logan's article for the month il
especially interesting. She writes Of the re-
election Of Lincoln.
There is an excellent short story by ELLA
w. Peattie, entitled IAN Autumnaf Woo
ing"
The article in the "Gentlr Art Of Beauty
series treats OF the teeth This article alone
IS worth the price OF the Home Magazine
for n year.
The dining room department for the cur
rent number gives many valuable recipes.
and menu for Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Pruden gives the floral department
an interesting illustrated paper on the
famous lily the Victoria Regia, exhibited
this fall I'm the basin of the BarthOldi foun-
tain IN the Botanical Garden, whose leaves,
H. they fioated upon the water, were ofsuch
size that they would bear mp Il child.
over two and : half pages are devoted to
Christmas presents. These show how TO
fashion many articles suitable for gifts.
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