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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

New Orleans. La. Nov. 22.--(Spccial)
--McElroy y Gilbert say;
Futurvs-lt Is pretty generally known
now that MIR. Ncill viii tomorrow pub.
lish his revised estimate Of the crop,
placing his figure az I0O0,O00 bales, Of
which reNaa w expected TO furnish l.
100000 bales The course Of the mar
ket fer the past few days would seem 10
indie tie that knowledge Of this intended
reduction was possessed In the different
markets on Saturday, ns evidenced by
the pronounced squirt Of that day, aud
which showed also that thu parties who
were In possession OF the Information or
who rightly guessed ut the probable
change Ia the figures, were heavy buy.
cra. To-day thurp was an advance Ia
Liverpool Sinillnr 10 that Of Saturday
prieen dnring the morning jumping w
20 S-df. aud finally closing etendy al,
d-uI advance on the day, with slnts ~
higher with sales of $4,000 bales
Both New York and our market adj
vapced y points 10 sympathy hut FREQ
realizing toward the closing caused u re-.
action In both, aud New York closed
weak al only 10 points over Yesterday
while our pficca arr hut VI points up on
the day The business dnuc here WIS
wry lnrrc, aTyrcgaing 172,SO0 bales. Il
Is now announced TINT the estimate will
be formally puhllshcd In Liverpool to-
morrow and many eXpect' that there
viii be further squirt as q result. This
may be the ease, hut we are Inclined
to feel that those who bought IN antlri-
patton of the estimate will be freer sell
crs on any further Improvement, and,
In fact II looked ia Ms ns " some Of Tho
selling here und In New York was 20
rcnliae on purchases made last Friday.
The strength Of our spot market alone
prevented further reaction here during
the heavy selling of the afternoon, but
the demand for the actual article con-
tinuca active aud prices have advanced
3-ibc. with sales Of 1900 hnl0s from
factors tables aud 5000 bales TO ar
rive.
Receipts are generally pulling up. This
II true of tho interior towns MS well 40
Of the ports, aud Is only natural Ia Wow
Of tho remarkable advance of the past
two weeks and the very satisfactory
4 prices now ruling, especially when the
| farmers compare them With the hEnrs
| at which they were compelled 10 sell lnht
| season.
The receipts nj the ports to-day are
$4,000 bales, against Mo,n bales last
ynnr Tomorrow New Orleans expects
| 1900 bales. against $4,000 bales last
year and 1000 bales ri all ports.
Tho loss 10 the wccllt movement VIII
very likely be considerably less than was
anticipated In the beginning Of the week.
MIR. Ellison In his circular reviewing the
| prospects for the cotton trade in Europe,
tppakA very faYOrally Of tho conditions
| Ii nearly rvofy country on the contl-
! mont, principally the result OF the excel.
lent food crops with which that part OF
the world has been blessed this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
NEILL'S ESTIMATE
CUTS THE COTTON CROP TO
$500, 900 BALES.


New Orleans, Nov. 90, II. NJ. Neil, the
well-fnown cotton statisucian, in circu-
lar to-day saws;
"In our circular of 2nd inst. we ESTE
mated the production per acre. outside -
Texas, at 10 per cent lose thRr
year, giving 100 por
or 2lTl o lnds per
acres, or In bales o.
81, 100000 bales outside
We also estimated Texas at 2, 100, 600 Da,,
and thus reached our estimate OF the years
total growth OF 7.400.OOO bales. Al the
same time we remarked that should Texas
make less than 2,0O0 900 bales, or
should the recent frost have done as
much damage rs was currently repori ea,
the crop might easily iall below
1000 900 bales. Since that date we had
throughout the cotton states on the night
of November 10 genuine killing trost
the average minimum temperature OF nj
teen stations of the weather bureau hay
ing been 309i or IA degrees below
the freezing point The crop In
man d! stricts being n late one. We had .
good deal Of hope from the maturing OF IN
ripe bOlls In regions untouched by the irost
Of Octn bar %, These are now absolutely
killed The result Is we feel Obliged 10 revise
our estimate, outside OF Texas. IL would
now he u full estimate to put the product
per acre at 20 per cent less than last year.
That is at 100 POUNDS less ~ PCT centi
enuai to 40 pounds per acre, which on IA
ie0 600 acres outside of Texas would give
CSC 900 bales. Reports from Texas sat
isfy us that there also the last freeze has
done great injury, and for that
state we can't now give an
estimate of more than l,fOJ IVY bales'
This gives q total Of 0, 500 900 bales for this
years growth, equal TO la pounds per
acre for the whole country, against ll0
mounds in lss9.gO, l72 pounds In 1855 sS'
IA mounds In 1Ss7-'ss and ls2 pounds In the
great crop Of 1s79-'s0' During the last two
weeks we have received careful and COM
nIete reports from almost the entire cotton
area, and the unanimous opinion is the
shortage is so much as to amount to a real
Calamity These reports do not come from
planters only but also from people who are
looking for cotton for the purpose o. ouy,
The p prospects Of supply, not TO underesu-
mats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
ENTIRE FAMILY oRFAIArrn

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 22.--At 4:s0 this
morning fire at Sharpsburg, a suburb
OF this city, destroyed the residence of
ID. w. Danenhowe, and burned TO
death the entire family consisting OF
Dakanhowe, wife and baby. Repeated
efforts TO rescue the inmates were rem
dered unavailing by the intense heat
II is believed they were suffocated be-
lore the flames reached them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23


Pennsylvania: -.
Il. Keller, James 4. Morgan, .scnutor
John +. Tones. Henry W. Cannon, presi-
dent Chase National bank. NJ bcr
merit, Belgium minister Of finance,
opened the proceedings saying the con.
ference had been called TO discuss Que Of
the greatest and most complex problems
modern society ever had to face. He er-
tended most cordial welcome to the
delegates. M. Monthero Low, president
OF the conference followed NJ Bernert,
Levi said he accepted the honor Of
presiding over the deliberations, know
ing it was intended for Belgium rather
than for himself Hon. Henry Terrell,
United States minister to belgium, re-
sponded In a few formal words on be
half nf the American dnlplHu9- e.
conference then adjourned until Friday.
The conference has arranged to meet
three times each week. The American
proposal viii be submitted Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Muskogcc. /, T., Nov. 81 Spceial)-
Aspirants for the various Federal offices
in the Indian Territory are too numerous
to Justify Individual mention. The gen
eral sentiment Is In favor of home rule.
a non.resident of the territory who an
tieipntes coidial reception as an mp
plicant for Office, will be sadly disap-
pointed.
The bar Of the Indian Territory is
a good one, equal 10 that Of any state
or territory, considering population.
From the Territorial bar Il win be urged
the judge and prosecuting attorney
should be selected.
Residents Of the five tribes con name
suitable persons, within the borders,
for the office OF Indian agent, aud the
various towns, respectively, are able TO
take care Of the post Offices.
Those who are contemplating coming
10 us from tho states will I've Looked upon
with the suspicion attending carpet-bag
rule Such Candidates, 50 far as home
people arc concerned will find they are
chasing a political wilfo-the-wisp.
The territory is no infant, hut is full
grown, with legal aye, aud without q
deformity. The sign "honie rille' Is out
aud will he kept before the people.
The Republican Office holders here
from the states us nppointees Of Haui-
son are philosophical. Their crtnp,
IN Egyptian mummy. However, as
these incuinbeDts leave us they will
curry the personal friendship u the peo-
pie. regardless Of party
Judge Shaclsloford has passed through
an ordeal, which perhaps, no other
Judge WIS ever called upon To pass.
Many Of the questions arising 10 be de-
cided by him were new 10 jurists, and
without precedent the most important
Of these questions was whether The law
creating this court WAS retrospective
With these disadvantage. the Judge nc
quilted himself rs an able lurst, and
his decisions have born me test ~ the
higher courts, equal with the judges
who have no new questions 10 deal with.
u. T. Wllr0nd has proven q moe zeal
Gus and efficient prosecutor. Marshal
Needles has performed hls duties well.
The various COMMISSIONER clerks and
deputies have passed nearly Tour years,
giving little cause for complaint. The
officers appointed by the president came
from the states when mere wire here
no persons here calculated 70 take up
the business attending unitd States
court as now. They, too:, realize the i'm
portance Of home rule, and that the
people are competent 70 carry out this
doctrine successfully ;hnt ll'ss Gentlemen
must go nnip0hucallS 3peAkihsi peace
be 10 their illustrious shade
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.
Columbia. S. O., Nov. y The gener-
Al assamblv met here to-day and will re-
main In session thirty days. AT the
Democratic primaries last summer y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
FLoops on THF PAcIr1c ooAsr

Portland, Ore, Nov % Rain has
fallen in torrents to-day in Oregon and
Washington west Of the Cascade noun
tains and local railroad traffic ON Puget
sound north oil Tacoma is entirely cut
oil. The damage already done in the
sound country will probably reach
soOO,OOO and the prospect now is that
much greater damage will result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Paris. Nov. %. The first chamber Of
the court Of appeals to-day handed
down It, decision In the Deacon case.
Judgment was given for Mrs. Deacon,
and ii was ordered that the child, Gla-
dias. b. returned 70 the convent
where both Mr. and Mrs. Deacon win
81 allowed 10 visit her. Mr.. Deacon
was ordered 70 pay costs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
SAM JONES
Preaching 10 Large Audiences In the Island
Civ


Galveston, Tex, Nov 22.-(Special J
The interest in the revival services
being held here under the auspices OF
Rev. Sam Jones and G. W. Stewart is
rapidly spreading. A service of prayer
was held this morning at o'clock at
the First Baptist church under the di-
rection of Mr., Stewart and was largely
attended and was marked with much
feeling.
AT 10 o'clock, Mr.. Jones delivered a
powerful and effective sermon at the
Cotton Press tabernacle to large crowd
at which many expressed determine
tion TO lead better life. Fully 1000
people were present. No man ever
faced such an audience in Galveston as
was assembled to hear the great evan
gelist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. - The govern
ment townsite board has rendered do
cislon which will be- OF the greatest i'm.
portance when more government lands
homa All along Il hns been held that
q minor or married woman could not
take up land. The board holds that
this Is true IN the ease OF hOmesicads,
but there is no provision In the townsite
laws TO prevent any one from taking up
and securing title to town property. pro-
yldcd they occupy It and make the re-
quisite improvements. Neither minors,
married women nor aliens are barred
out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Philadelphia and establish headouar-
sers at Baltimore, Columbus. Ohio or
niagara Falls. The general executive
board was ordered TO select New or.
leans Chicago or Boston for the next
place OF meeting, W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

majority Of the people voted Tor prohi.
bitiOn, aud In accordance with this ex-
PRESTON Of popular will. a prohibition
bill will be introduced aud passed, Most
members feel pledged by the primary
vote 10 support prohibition, hut sone say
the vote was not general enough and viii
light the bill to the last ditch. Some
measure with reference to rebuilding the
public debt will be passed, The debt
aggregates $4,000. O0l. and the bill viii
probably provide to refund at 4 IL PR
cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Washington, Nov - The tool-killer
should come to Washington with enough
luggage Ia last him through the winter,
A rumor has got Into print. that Cleyo-
land and Stevenson are nlrendy IN
violent ructi0n about Illinois appoint
ments. Their is likely to be trouble
about the patronage In that state. but
II is not due yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
STILL CELEBRATING

Charleston. s. G., Nov. - The col.
ored Moi@a fclub. Stnttsburg, Sumter
county, held meeting yesterday 10 rat
IN lie election. The Cleveland Noise
club also resolved TO send a delegation
10 take part Ia the celebration here next
Wednesday They will parade with the
Ilnyne club. colorcd, Of Charleston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
Beautiful Mrs. Cosby Bowed to
Men on the Street.
HER HUSBAND DIDN'T LIKE IT.
Quarrel Alter Quarel--Jealousy That Made
Earth He'll for Him.
A Bullet Through Her Breast, The TOP Of His
Head Blown OF, two CHASTITY cOrpsss,
Two Orphans and It Is All
Settled Now.

Houston, Tex, Nov. 22.-(speciaI)--A
double tragedy occurred about siY
o'clock this evening, and w s Crosby
and his wife are lying In the embrace
of death. For some months pust Crosby
has been jealous Of his wife, accusing her
of receiving too much attention from oth.
er men. Last night while passing down
the street she acknowledged bow from
some gentleman and Crosby threatened
to Fix" her when they got home. This
afternoon the couple again quarrelled.
and Crosby beat his wife over the head
She then took her children, tile eld.
est 4 years old, On. - refuge in a
boaEding house k6 81 s0,olhs D. =. eros.
by followed her 'dtisti Ihsn. LAT
her, when Mrs. ''e' d Ma'apc, d
brought about tempo. "a, HSio. n.
Mrs. Basset left the ~ ~ .r.
thinking all was WELL and had to
another room, when she heard womAn's
scream and two pistol shots. She rushed
to the passage and there lay Mrs. Crosby
IN the last agonies Of death with a bullet
In her breast
AT the threshold of the dor was Crosby
stone dead, pistol by his side. He had
literally blown the top of his head off
and the corpse presented ghastly
sight. They were both highly respected
and moved In good circles in society.
Mrs. Crosby was Il native of Selma,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Cheyenne. Wyoming. Nov 22.-It Is
now certain that the DemoerHiic aud Peo-
pies party which fused In this state will
have a majority gu Joint ballot ~ the
ierislnlnre. The vote Tor United States
senator will be- - fusion and % Repub-
Eauua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
LUTTRELL AND cARL1s1E

Sherman. Tex. Nov. 22.--tSpe-
cial; New trials in the Luttrell and
Carlisle murder cases were denied to-
day and notice OF appeal given. These
men have been convicted with the
death penaty attached.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Topeka, Knn., Nov 22.-Mrs. Lease
to-day made the first authoritative state
mcnt concerning the use of her name IN
connection with the United States sem
atgrshlp She arrived here last night
announced TO all callers she would ac-
cept the senntorship Il il was offered 20
her, but would not engage In q scramble
for the place. "'rhc office should seek
the woman as well as thc. mon, said
she. There Is one very peculiar Tact COM
nected with my candidacy. ] have ~
ceived hundreds Of letters Of encourage
ment from men since my announcement
Of my canddncy, but moi Que from n
woman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Topeka. Kun. Nov. % The official
count Of the state shows She proposi-
lion to hold a constitutional convention
was defeated ct the recent election.
The result is great disappointment to
Observation-Disclosures who hoped 10 secure
tie repeal Of the prohibition laws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
1rrArHER FoREcAsT.

Galveston, Tex. Nov. %. Especial. ~
For twenty-iour hours ending midnight
November % for Texas east Of the Tooth
meridian: Fair, slightly warmer ex-
eept stationary temperature over coast
district; easterly Winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

PittsburE, Pa, Nov. PIN Crich-
lows trial Tor murder committed during
the Homestead riot last July, the de-
fenss closed and the prosecution rebuilt
Ted. Arguments then began by coun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
lfYou Keep on Bothering cleve-
land You'll Be Left.
LETTERS WILL NOT BE FILED
Al Washington Unless They Come hhsr March
4, is93-Thafs Official,


New York. Nov. 22.-Presidcnt elect
Cleveland left town to-day 10 search OF
rest Since ;he election he has been
fairly over run with callers anu the vol
ume Of his correspondence has been some
thing enormous. Talking before his de.
parture to-day with reporter, Cleveland
said: II fully appreciate the good spiiit
aud friendhness which these letters inli-
cate and shall not omit as time allows, TO
read every one OF them. These good
friends, OF corrse will not expect any
replies to their communications, torltlht
would be utterly out OF the question
and the most | can do is 90 say through
the press l am not unmindtw OF their
Kindness.
Many of the callers whom ! am OBJ
lge TO receive wculd not think. have
encrosched upon my time II they had
given the matter moments fehectioa.
Those who calico upon me to talk about
offices, IL seems TO me, hnfe pcen lit
tie intonsidelate and certainly unnecos'
sarily premature desire to give as
publicity as possible TO the ftutemert
that do not propose TO consider npp1-
cations for offices prior TO my Inaugural
ton and shall avoid all intsrie Jews on
the subject. Those who under any pre-
| tense gain an oppC rtunity TO present. mp
| plications orally and those who burden
me at this time with wriitel nppu ~
| lions thnnut POWELL ~ wv uhgAhthh wiz
would 50 interfere with Il eir chances OF
success Written applications will be so
! little regarded that | doubt " they ever
see the flies in Washington for there Is
10 reason or decency in my being over.
, whclmed with such letters at this time"
Upon being asked how long he eI-
pected to be away on n vacation. Mr..
Cleveland replied: As TO that | am
not ccrtnin, 1t will depend upon various
conditions. | expect however TO be Ab-
sent about two weeks and when ] return,
unless | am somewhat relieved from the
unnc ecssary demands upon my time Ia
which | have been subjected hero, thus
far, l shall shut Up my house In the
city and seek some more quiet place "a
spend the winter. Certainly between
now aud the 4th of March | ought to
have some time TO devote TO other mat
tors than receiving callers and consider
ing subjects which should be postponed.
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Brussels. Nov. 22.-I'he internationa
monetary conference met this afternoon
The proceedings were purely formal
The countries hich accepted the invita-
ton Of the United States government t
send delegates TO the conference mr.
Austria, Hungary, he I'm, France
Germany. Great Br'' haly
the Nethcrland~
ore-'s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

New York, Nov 20 = Especial -
Sterling Bank, co days..,-.t saNQ4 50
Commercial. 20 days....,...t Ssh
ReichmArka--C Commercial, 90
days.. ..,. r4s...t..... v9st
Franks Bank 60 days. ....b lSA
Commercial, 90 days. ....,...5 1871
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23
EAPH NEWS .o,.,,,

s.,n Vas hanBtu ~
?. ss.terday for the muir
! -, .Ssus last April
=, ne saxon conserya-
pr :, will follow the
'sl' !, ca,opy and oppose
klNs
-. Veterans associa-
llso'' -. resolyed to buy a
'n'A' A. under which to
AZ
'''''' .n m. Carnegie
luie ~. ,.,ii he required to
~, rladging himself TO
s',.nying TO any labor Or
...ehoaban Of New
nlsO's',,TS ~. Cleveland ever
'n1' me victoria hotel
IVA ~ n him by Mr.. Thorn
,....,.,,. ~ tbe Pitts
'0nn ', i l',,,aa,,o and St Louis
ia'ui oI ,.,. an, Of his cab
que isa4'l hs = mail crane
'.,.a..d
4 .oonty grand jury at
a. ', ,.nortej a recommended
"A. ,hlnoipp post be estab-
\ Is,sey for the punish
h's,srs.
4 . moor collier Of the
I. llv,ny at Barnsley, York
Z, h,en informed that by
4 gh,r brother in Hartford,
a isb,ris a fortune Of 100000.
~, /. Drorarlng tn I'M
I,.,h,, artic exploration by
q. , nj coast of Green
- Tracy is adverse to
',I,,,,.,pd NAV refuse him
49,
.,...s.. ,ho announcement
'aTn'Ee' ' l announcement 'an''e,l ,l'.
fhA naf. Championship season
.ss-l l,,gue will begin the
M, 1DrIl and end the last
\ s'r.absr
,.r.,,o- Mcdonald =,
M ! I Il IN en- a wor aaair at
!, n $500, 4 ssI c0,rm mS, GIaro :
tup.D, 4FAhis orders for the
a an saus
-. n, d. .o,;ao,ao =,
"A M
oli' ''l@s' ls chicago Tri-
" o''i'ls "' totally de-
y l MIss !. n Loss, $780, ooOi
Mll Esdill will proba-
4. ~ suspected u oe-
n ~eh arrested at
L 40 ninety-hve
NY, ~ = '',.' warsaw Poland
"a NJ With stealing a guam
.1'e '''n a coal mine
irla and Queen Marie Of
~ AYE been visiting the
s.,'., spain' started from
- ~, ,s'u =. /" Lisbon Prior
sr ,.ss's !, we queen regent
.l,-la. 'len a return visit at
4
'orallc celeoration
Ala, a styrocl,et exploded
IT.. 10y ,' struck Miss Jones, Q
4. \ nay aged l6 years, in
i ~ i" P pierced the eyeball and
I'M. u ORA o'aln' causing instant
"A II '''iuent broke up the
Y. Nv seem to show that the
| n a Harris, the Universal.
III srjsn, ia' morning wa.
sgibe s,,.a over En-, IT Is sale
|. Harris 'I Sa t months paste
Ia giyls AS mad eonrted a
ILL.,
''ilh 10 mRaffna- A., an ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

New Orleans, La, Nov. % Especially
Sterling Commercial, 10
dnys S86tl eSi<
Frsnks- Commercial, 30 daya.6 2O6ls aOsl
Now York sight Bank 80. Par
Commercial. .,...s...+....,.lbO Dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Epdand spends ninety nine times more
noney ID istoEieanta thAn IN edseatioa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

Columbus, o., Nov, % With Frank
lin aud Fnyotte counties still unolhrl0lly
reported the plurality for 5. NJ. Taylor
Republican candidate FOR secretary pt
state. Is figured at 0T3, while stanford,
who headed the presidential electoral
ticket has 1914 over Seward, the lirsl
man on the Democratic ticket THIS
plurality III Ohio. The eloctor on the Re
publican ticket defeated by Seward,
Democratic, has not been determined.
Seyeral counties failed TO send total
footings, hut it is estimated the total
vote will be- SCI, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

,dous OF Africa
anu ,,,..nn, md says; "Clnrigny
makes M hope TINT after the collapse OF
the silver ring In America the conference
will he able 10 approach the question IN
a more judicial temper aud perhaps tnd
for Tie owners of silver u legitimate lnnr-
kct. more permanent than any which po-
lhicnl intrigues could have secured them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-23

pr.,a government has de-
Bs o''scu'e the directors Of sew.
an ~, samples, the chairman ,oIr
s,,s s,ssOn. the manager Of the
Y ,- '.Aa bank, which failed a
\ " were arrested at sgd
& Z. + on a charge Of conspir.
. taken to Melbourne
lrin5 J, grand jury has be-
q II. q indictments against
IN X ~. Federal election law in
i. NJ. ~ week. A number Of
FL Returned and the jury Is
Essn q large number Of heel.
stss rs, /, aid to be on the Isl.
|aa M y completes its work
Nj -, seport, no warrants
10 names given OCT