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The morning news., 1892-02-21
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For biliousness and constipation take
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For fevers, chills and malaria take Lemon
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For sleeplessness, nervousness and paIpi-
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For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemo Elixir.
Forall sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above-named diseases. all
OF which arise from a torpid or diseased
liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
SOC. and 81 90 per bottle at druggists.
The morning news., 1892-02-21
MEDICAL.
GO NSu N pTlOM.
MEDICAL.

have positive remedy for the above disease by its
thousands of of the worst kind and of long
standing have been cured Indeed strong my faith
in its efficacy, that will send TWO BOTTLES FREE with
VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to auy suf-
ferer who will send their Express and p. o. address,
T. A. Slocum. NJ. c.. 1873 Pearl ST.. N. Y.
The morning news., 1892-02-21

Undressed kid and driving gloves, all
sizes, at LaFar's.-Ad.
The morning news., 1892-02-21
A Prominent Minister writas.

After ten years. of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostration.
oillousness, disordered kidneys, and consti-
patton, have been cured by DR.. Mozlsy's
Lemon Elixir and am now a we'll man.
Rev. @. G. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. E. Church South,
No. 2S Tatnall street, Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news., 1892-02-21
CHAPTER X

CHAPTER X.
II was the seventh anniversary OF the
marriage OF George Redwood and Elice
The morning news., 1892-02-21
BOB MARTINS LITTLE GIRL,
By DAVID CHRISTIE MURRAY.

"JosEPs coAT""AUNT RACHEL GoLD
The morning news., 1892-02-21
TIMING A SOCIETY BRELE.

ITO BE Continued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

lower courts aud now 1t is hroush, TO the
supreme court.
me plaiuii9 claims that ,he statute Of
hnitntipNg IS retroactive aud uuQonstitu-
uQual. and that her claim Il .1aa.
dphn NcSWecnAy uf Wooster. aliutltp for
Mr. hekcit argued that the rlainuG had
wnple time under the limitation law 10 re-
new her Judgment before II was outlnwci,
out failed 70 take advnptage OF IT,
Shomd Mrs Bartei nnaliy obtain the
Judgment, It wudld with interest and costs
amount 10 about Sga,On
Both parties % tho above suit were red.
Gents OF wooster. where their love AFFAIR
developed. Tom Eekerl WIS roodluoking
Young fellow Of - years, who lad Just LETT
bench In his iuther'a hnruess ahop TO he
come n telegram operator ia the railway
station. lie paid the must hssiduo,is ntteu.
tion 10 Mary her tally showing that he
missed calling on her only one night IN
three years.
1t was nrmly settled In the minds Of the
towspeeplc that they were shortly TO wed,
Mary thought SO 100. ana says that she
and Tom bad already made the engage
mcnt,
The wedding was 10 be a quiet one and
WIS set for Christmas day, lSil Miss
Flemmlng had her wedding garmunts oil
/ prepared, The ceremony waa postponed ~
TOMS request and from that time ON his
ardur began TO cool.
Miss l'lemmlng secured Judgment nralusl
I Mr.. Eckert In September, 1876, Public ser
Z iimcui wns nll n her favor and a number
I OF lawyers volunteered 20 all her About
/ three years later she married iohn hartel
/ now decepscl, ~ last accounts the Widow
Bartrl was highly respected member o.
! Wooster soCi2ty ana the prOpricttcss OF
I fashionable boarding house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
HAYS OF TEXAS,
ARRESTED FOR BRINGING STo-
LEN CATTLE INTO
East 81. Louis. Placed Under Bond 10 Await
the ku,icn OF he Grand luB.
kroiher warranl.

9. r.n,s No Doc os.-s. u, Hays,
st. Louis MO- - ,r....,t,, an a
the eattleinan arrested AueSuu'
cborre of bringing stolen cattle into
M, g. Touis had nm examination be
i-"7' ~ Tes.iar today and was placed
Ior lore, 'u 'sn, i 90 ,soit the action Of the
,,rord iury Not being able to furnish
80, H. ,g,s taken back to his ccll
bond nays ""' '''
in the police slaNou' - =.
Hoys Is about ~ years of age ana u
:. ND bis residence 10 at Higgins, TeSas,
''' Iii s,cpre nuv amount Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Kemp, TEX. Dec. ISIS Spocnll The
alteration between iioncy Eisenhower
and Dick Postbu, Which resulted IN the
lntturs death na the best facts can be
asreitainedl. seems Ia have grown FROM
before between Eisenhower and several
other boys, witch they resumed the next
morning at Tolosu Mr. Postum rode M
aud ON hearing Of the quarrel nccosted
Eisenhower aud accused him Of NluWng
the other buyR; told him to get of his
horse that he was going 10 whip him,
1T the same time putting hiA hand N
his pocket ns II 70 draw weap1n Of
defense. whoroupn iiscnhuver begnii
shooting, killing p0-ton Instantly Risen'
hover went 10 Kaufman aud gave HIN,
srlf up 10 the authorities. His bond WAS
liked at $1,000. which he readily gave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Paris, Doe Is, The effort Of NJ. AM
dricuS 10 draw PNuicr llibot Into a
duel has failed, mud It not considered
likely that Andrleus viii report the al.
llarec as WIS at 1st intimatcd There
ia NO dlsputng the fnct TINT NJ. Andriedx
has gnlnod much admiration by tho bold.
ness aud surcras Of hiR course, Ai Rihut
declined 10 either rctfnci his uttpranccs
~ fight, claiming that bis churgr that
AndricnX was rndonyoring to incltc dia,
order and virtually hrnr nm instlgntor
of insurrocti0u was beyond legitimate
public criticism. Aiidrenuk In letter
submits tho affair 20 the public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Washington, Dee 2s-Mr Blaine.
although still very sick man, ia under
stood to bc at least no worse today
than he has been for some time past.
Enrly callers NJ the house today were
told that Mr. nlaiue wan doing very
wei inde'd, and afrer comfortable
night e.cmed TO be very much hcttor
tMs morning. The doctor when he
called later found nothing IN the sick
mans condition to occasion any lmme-
date apprehension, aud the report 60
tho family WAS fairly satisfactory AZ
9 O'clock this evening DR. Johnston sala
able day aud no did not expect 10 mako
another call Rt the house tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Florence. Ala Dec rs From l.eiglI-
Ion. Ala, c0meH n story of Christmas
ahoutmg. which in remarkable rnAulH
Is without parallel. Tho c9mhntaRts
,ypfp DR.. IlOOls Moore and !. II, l4ei-
singer saturday morning ,hcy quar-
relied. In the afternoon they met and
renewed the quhTW They were about
three feet apart when both commenced
shooting. After eleven shots bad beoh
Exchanged az short rnngc The two mon
elopped hoaHlities to count mp the dam
nee. Moore Ind been shot through
each arm and lcpluEer hhd been shot
IN each hand and o by.stander had been
shot IN the leg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
CRISP IN New YORK

New York, Dec, rs. Speaker Crisp
arrived In tic city ihln momiug and
registered mt the Hoffman house Con
siderable interest " attached to his yiAt
to New York at this tiuc. as Ii las been
positively announced That he was comine
10 confer with President Elect Clcye-
land In rclcrouce 20 Alr Cnaps re'clce-
lion as speaker, and other matters Of
national Importance
After breakfast Speaker Crilp let a.
hotel alone, few niputoei after 40
o'clock iic did not 40 10 Alr. Clcyeland's
house, and Il he went anywhere clse ia
zee Mr. Cleveland, he iailed IN his ob
ioci. for tho lrcAdentelect remained ~
home all morning. Ms Cleveland was
seen soon after II O'Clock aud asked
about the expected conference which hp
wna tu hold with Speaker Crisp Inc
prpaidnnt.tloCf Hmilud In q weary HUft ni
manner, and replied.
~ know nothing ui any coniorenco %
take place between Nj Crisp aud MY
self beyond what ! hive read ln Movie
pupera They Heem 10 lnuW Ail about II
| ilhe sprnbur haa not tnld me what ~
WAS cemiug 10 New York for, II lic has
/ come
M. Cleveland declined 10 say whether
l hr expected d call from Mr, Nnap touhl
/ but lett II 90 be- iuirTed that hr dld not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

New York. nec, D. senator William
NJ, Stewart Of Nevada Is 10 town "rhn
monetary conferencc. said he. SIS a
fraud. u Will NOT amount 10 anything
u the Republicans No not hurry up and
pass q FREE coinage hil this wlnter thry
will not carry n state west Of the Rocky
mountains In 80. " ehc nemorrnts
dnnt pass free coinage hin when they
come into power, II tlry have control II
both branches Of congress. the POM.
lists VIII elect the president In '90."
Senator Sicwart said he thought the
FopuliHts had come 70 stay Free coin
age would he ono Of their principal is-
party would huyc n majority IN tho scn.
ate after March A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

CoYpus Christi. Tex, Dee. %. -(spo-
dial The Stoclunon Of this section are
i,,nfers Who 70 Into their pastures aud
ritber intellectually XIII their cattle aud
borscs er nun them on besides hrrning
fhrir grass Ia Large tracts. They lnYe
;s-nad "a eall requesting every stockman
NM farmer Ii tie state" 20 be present at
a ,neefiur 10 be held Ia the parlors 0f
tbc Dristill hotel IN Austin; Tuesday,
Jan 10. for The purpose 81 tallng united
action 10 nHmor6uze mo ieslelaiufe TOT
nrotecfion from the eyil mentioned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Galveston rcx,. Dec. 2s.---lSpeclal. -
The Galveston Grain Exporting COM
pnny Which chartered tbe schooner
Libnrty 10 talso q cargo of grain TO
ilrownsvilla from here, rcoelved q wlro
tonight that the schooner was wrecked
on tho mouth Of Tho Rio GNnde aud
her ontlro cargo lost Tho vessel also
mny prove total loss, The CROW mar
rowly escaped being drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Merkei Tex. Dee. d Especial, 1.-The
shooting Of John Baker, reported ~ yes
tCriay's Gazette, proved 10 Ia very eeri.
Gus as well as brutal The awful deed
WITS committed between n and L
o'clock on the hight of the 2dth inst.
Il was one of the most brutal numbers
ever known In the history o. M7rkel
and Will be long reiaenihegcd ma the mid
night assassination
ludge Jernignn took The following
statement from the wuunded mau, hc
being perfectly rational az the time,
Sam hnmhlrn shot at hiw twice. one
ball missing and the other taking ehcct
IN the back, aud then ran on BAKER
told Ely Easterwued tANt he was Killed
aud asked him TO carry him to the ho"
tel, witch WAS only few steps away,
Easterwood said he would and took hold
Of him, dragged him TO the roar rnd Of
nu old st0rchouse, and tried 60 force
him IN, but Baker realiEing that il was
not the hotel refused to tuter the build
ing, Easterwood told him u he didn't
he would cut his - '- throat
and immediately SGT ~ work 20 do So,
hut Il seemed that thO lnifc glnncvd
and cut his clouk and also cnt behind
his head EastcrwOod thought he WAS
dead aud left James crAwlVd to thN
front street and heard companion who
cituo to town with him aud started home,
! AAANNNlA ANNA tNNkNI NNNA NNlifH iNNNNA
called 70 him aud was takcn TO the hotel
I and cared for,
This morning traces Of blood wore
/ found where he was shot anA dragged,
1 rs Indicated IN the above testimony,
! The menCh argpd with the crime. on
/ herring that they were, came to town
/ and stated that they wore innoccni OF
the char.e aud could prove. g. They
were nrtaHtel and taken TO Abilene aud
| placed In Jail thone To await further
Developments,
The young mnn was only 10 years OF
age, The men who committed the deot
are mrn OF families, living Ia town.
Bukcr wna Of quiet disposition ant
| had no pnemicH save TINT he WIS M
Wpurtnnt witness IN . stealing ease
which Is thought 10 he the main consc o.
the tr0uhle
Bakcr Is lying at the point of dcnll
and ~ expected "a die 40 amy moment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
HUNTING a GIRL.

Dallas, Tex, Dec 2s.- tspeelal)-Win
Darwin an Oak clin draynan, is on
the search for jess Atkins. whom he
claims has ubductcd Lila lSyear-old sis
tor-ln.law. Lulu wnrford The girl be-
longs In Onk Clin and her mother was
nnnosed to the girl leaving home. Atkins
ilyes al SaNse. this county, ard Darwin
says he will recover the girl II ne u com
peiled 10 resort TO the law, Atihls IL
distant relative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Guthrie. o. T., Dee, %. Special &c,
~ BeiIwood was brought here and bur
led today. On Christmas nieht he was
found living beside the Santa Fe truck
M Wharton. /. r.. with his body crushed,
where the car wheels had passed over
him He lived several hours after being
fonnd. Int was unable 10 tell bow be WIS
buri Tho officers have a clue Wlleh ~
dleates foul play aud are now lnFesu'
ssuting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
Mr. sprInger's Plan Tor Equitable Division
Of The Votes.


Washington. Dee 28-''The electoral col
ioee rs Il now stands Is miserable fraud
said Representative Springer today, "aud
the idep That M Of the votes in the cleo
tord college from a great state Ike New
York Should go to one party by matter OF
u hundred or two hundred votes IS a great
fraud upon the electors ~ the country,
Some Of the newspapers mlsapprehcpded tie
proposition which l submitted on this sub
jcct 1hc peoples vote contemplated IL
confined 10 each state, The states VIII
have the same number OF electoral yoten
that thpy now have To the election OF prcH'
dom md vlpe.presldrul There VIII be no
persBu4 running MS candidates Tor electors
lint the electoral vote Of enrh tlnle MHl NV
upportioupd among the several capAlunles
pcdntdng tn the nunhT OF impW4f Npies
cpch receives ln that state, the uNN w.
going to the candidates having w FtSnlg Ky
frerfionp This Wul prevent me Neiou.
practice of Eerrymnrnlerlhs AIl slNNs 'N NV,
weight 90 tie popular vote " men A9oh W.
[ dtdnfo roopivcs In the state. ~ Wll nhNVL
/ oli-a me presidential election ana icnu'i
| ronlo.ls f1r ado rucceasion neAt 10 ln,lM4
/ siblp Politically Il would Efr ehevl vs.
| thp Dopular VIII limited only by we IVY, ~
/ prpsrntAtion which each Stnir y NV
| 10 IN the electoral college anu Womt,, W.
] sprrnl large maioriUCs IN one loeuiul 20
! yrni M, limits of tie smte bvNles. n
/ Sgnuid make vote buying mcHeciual nh'
Mr. sprlnger sall that the prop9Anol
| g,e,ocd fo be growing In favor eNu Wy
rerininly attracting great "e"'
| tercst,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
STATE AFFAIRS.
Amounted Special Judge Granted Permission
10 20 BUSINESS In ToYas.

Austin. Tex, Dec. % fSpecial-l-A
T. Waifhall of Pocos City was today,
annojnted by Governor Hogg special
iudee 10 try number Of cases pending
In Tie district court Of III Paso county
in which Judge Buckler was disquHi-
fed tt,,it,d
The Joseph Bowling company. nnl,tee'
Of Louisiana, dealer In general ineEe l.lil
~, IN ia bosiuess ~ Texas.
Captnin A. s Invent, At present
cbief clerk In the education department,
Who retires on he first Of January, in
favor Of Prof. Kimbrough Of Dallas,
Mi be candidate for the POSITION Of
assistant journal clerk Of the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Abilene. Tex. Dee. %. Especial y
Z q uarrdon. dealer in musical instri-
,nents. books md stationery. hled a
tr,,s, dss.d about o'clock this alter,
non IN Albion Holt Is The trustee, and
has taken charge Of the business
40; Tho Windsor hotel and Dir. y. y;
ctiles az tbis city are the preferred
ersditore Liabilities and assets not
vet known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Nf,rlin Ter. Dec. 2S.- lspecial i-On
III aljth insf Joseph Holmes a white
man living eight miles east OF town, raw
III. eqraned and "a Al large. although tho
oiiaors nre using their bent efforts to
capture HIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

r,.--,n Tex, Dee. 2s.--i special -
ma sonthbognd Texas Central train
,rast inta a ditch late yesterday alter.
49,, eboug two miles south Of foWil.
NV NJ traIn backed into Terrell about 4
n ~ TO-DAY. No serious damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Ward Tex. Dec. lSpeciol) No
clue has been ohlnined qs to Tie where.
nbouts OF W H. Head. who slot Tvs
roommate through tile heart last hlEhl
Tho circumstances Of the killing as
related TO the Gazette representative ~
Millie Dodson aud Gustav Colmah, thv
former Of whom left the room ~ when
the men were quarreling jnA before
tho shot was fired and the hitter WIN
witnessed the cutirc affair, are as iol-
I-iy complained Of the noise which
Vonds shoes made aud Nlid To luih
'',yliv don't YOU 80 TO bed IKE q fentle-
man. The latter fenlted ihnt Ice Was,
more Of rcntlemnn thnn urf. tleAVi
went out Of the room for = pitcher 9l
4, atrr and whom he returned, Up hHnul
tumpluinpd Of the noise which ~ fh9Vs
nde. Hot words cnsued and Wy Nho
hnd zone to bed, jumped M and put on
his clothes with this remark u you
want anything ont OF me- you can R''
struggle cnsucd and Head pulled a
MAYNARD rifle out of bis irunk, ANA polib
ing Il. fired the ball striking WY ~ ine
| loft breast Just over the nipple, colnihp
n,,t tbrousb the shoulder aud striking
! tbe brir, About three tpot above WY
head The latter hrcnthed his last III q
Word WAS sent To the police headqunr
terg md Assistant Marshal Gay ant
Policeman Sam Holt went to the Scene
Head nfter folding up his clothes ~,
securing whit money he had IN ms trunk
left the house. NAM,
Han md Knott mounted their horses ln'
started In pursuit OF the murderer ate
returning TO the city hall aud sendinl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Shreveport La, Dec ~. -tspeciall--
.Innra Rusiiug. vonug aiait ems
Moved ~ store ~ Riverside Bossier
parigl, had an Attenuation with strange
negro. The negro advanced in throat
.euInr manor ON Rushing when iNc
,onng man shot mud killed him, Six
shots were fred Rushing SURRENDERED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

1uhlcqnh. l. r.. Den ~ ,Spcchil-
The l'pitod Sutcs Indian Commissioner
~ II Harris today arrested man for
the murder Of sheriff of Dallas county.
Arkansas, last June The mans name
" l,upc, lie was golnE 10y the unmc OF
G. H. Nlugstry lie attempted fight hut
icing huudcuhud he asked the officer to
protect him from huiug lyuchcd, A re.
ward Of $500 viii be- paid Tor his capture.
Tbs uillCcr starts for Arkansas with him
tomorrow morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Daras Tex. Dee. Is. Especial, ~.
". Burson. 9diior 81 tpf S "a. w.
Tribune, f.. w. Gore o. ~, 10 ~ u, ls3 KS
Chronicle and r. ~. johnson 81 'n'
Houston Post are 10 the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Albany, N. v. Dec. %. Senator
Mills was dncd tonight by the Mills club
Of this city nj the Fort Oranpo clnb
house, Francis H. Woods, president Of
tho club made nm eloquent speech Of
welcome, 10 which MIR. Mills responded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

R5,on Mass. Dee. 2e. Tho exocu-
AZ council today unanimously voted
u nardon Janes Dunlap me nY'of,pns
Northampton bank rpooer = nls te'ion
await Governor Rliisella approval
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Washington. Dec N. nr MnrunS
tlie Alliance lender. whnn shown q dis
pnieh from Topeka, purpcrins 20 be- 40
editorial from the alliance Advocate,
charging him With aidinf ilia Democrats
by circulating their campaign documents
aud afterwanls trying 10 fasteu y on
8nyernor Illlman Of South Carolina,
aud with pursuing Colonel Polk. the M
iIanui president, 10 na 20 cause his ieath,
sni1. 'fThis literature was Fpl ~ here
fsynshingtonl. by aehemerH an1 Is fraud
from beginning 20 md. Nobody ever
charged Or said ! sent out Democratic
literature o. tried 10 faeten u OF Goyer-
nor r1lman The story regarding Col
oncl Polk u also falrf.
BENJAMIN Terrlil thc national lecturer
IL tie Alliance who was Will Maegne
,vbon tna article WIS shown % han,
laughed mud said u was wholly without
foundation. When asked what effect u
any. 4 would haze On The contest IN Kan
sns Mr.. lerrill saidi 'i.fas than drop
nag Din into the oecan.' with which
atairmcui Aiacuue ngned-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Warrington. pc. o. Tho sub.oolu.
mittrp having charge Of ihr subject Of
ustnhIishuN national quarantine has
ngrrad upon % bin which u viii report
ID tho ful committee a. thp neat ugp'
lar mputing nitpr the rrcraE,F friday .Week
The mo agreed upon ~ d cgmbiunliuh Of
Sauntor Harris senate I'LL aud Of the
bin introduced IN thu house by MI Ray.
unr II puts The quarantine syNipm M
the hands III tie hospital service Of thH
rnvpfue marine The iii further pro
yidrs for consular inspection 10 foreign
pOri4 hy gnnitufy experts DO thr consular
ni1cra, who arc 10 supervise the inapee-
lion aud dlsinfoctlun OF all vessels leaving
infol!pd porla Whenever nn inf
ferted vessel arrives az nuy port
u entry IN che United States
the marine hospital service may
remand anh yesael at Tho vessels own
expense 10 the iirnrcnt NATIONAL % other
quarantine stniiOn and there diaiulqct
tbn nnnr, and HRid vessel Hhnll not be
pernfiod to enter any port Of tlil
lfuitcd States Until pronounced FREQ
froin Infectious Diseases or the dnnGof
Of conveying nme.
Whenever X shall be- shown 10 the sat
isfaatiOn Of flio president that by reason
of INC csiEtenc0 Of my infections dis
ense IN d foreign country there u serious
Danger Of the Introduction Of The sauna
mo the United StHtes, then ~ such
oate 10 may for the time being suspend
immigration until all danger from IN
fection has passed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29

Troy, n, ", Dee. rs Geo, Mcseryo,
the 'yea known Adirondack driver. who,
for several years has been nc Paul
Smlth's viii 10 to Washington as coach
man for President Cleveland,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-29
sFGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

~ electlvh ~
IA influence
,,a.,inrton, n. G., the American as
,or the education of eolored |
n, 10 national session.
.,..,, raisIn growers are forming a
ee~ a be known as the California
v,,au Growers association.
.ongress reassembles It will have
& months for work. SO far only the
',rnprlation bill has been passed.
...nretors Of the Pittsburg Times
Z, each OF Its $50 newshoys and car
IN an order for Il suit of clothes.
Al Krupp's iron and steel works
q amnigumated with the gun manu-
III Of Herr Gruson, near Madgebure.
III sclock Yesterday morning fire broke
nelaware dnd) eountys elegant court
m the building, valued at S30o,O0O,
rned.
III ohsha Yesterday a construction train
- into a herd of horses and was
N XXI Engineer Cumming aud Fireman
npson were Killed
I'm New YORK sStetN"s
10 was found dying IN ms room, ms
!. IN beside him dead. The gus jet III
oo,o was turned on in full.
n,ak Mclean. metal worker, was ar
n a, West Superior, Wis, yesterday on
charge OF eounterfeiiihg' lne uetec-
h claim to have discovered an important
splraey.
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Nj seven years iihprisoh'''Vi'
n train on the Frisco road was passing
..l.ud. a small station near Fayette
Ark. George Picrson shot into al
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III fire to the train. ana sixteen can
burned to ashes
!. strile Of the Havre dock laborer'
.srss and rendarmes had TO be sum
4 by the harbor authorities in order Il
IN the men discharging the mail for
ri York steamer against violence by III