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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
WEI RETURN THE FLAGS.
The Senate Agrees That Mexico Should
Have HaCk Ner Bnnners.

WARRINGTON, February lin the senate, i'm
mediately after the reading of The Journal MIR.
sherman, from the committee on foreign rela-
tions, reported back favorably the joint resou
ton introduced by Mr., Hopkins requesting the
president TO return to the republic of Mexico
twentyone battle flags, now in the museum of
the United States military academy, which were
captured by the army OF the United States during
the late war with Mexico.
lie said that 1t an act of courtesy to a
lfiehq3 po"e. winch idu Deeu suESeSLeu 70 coli
greSS by tie American minister to Mexico, and
also by Mr.. Curtis, gentleman connected with
the organization of the bureau of American re-
publicS The committee on foreign relations
thoughtful generous and proper thing to do for
a friendly nation.
Mr.. CoCkrcll expressed his hearty approval OF
the joint resolution ana it was thereupon passed.
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The Anticipation Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 20 Special. j
During tho past few weeks there has been
delegation after delegation here from the prin-
cipal cities of the country to argue before the
committees of the two houses on agriculture
against tho passage of bill preventing specu-
lation in agricultural products. The bin was
introduced i'll the house by Mr.. Hatch, Of
Missouri. 1t provides against dealing in
futures and options, and, as introduced will
have the effect of breaking up all the stock,
cotton and produce exchanges of the country.
The arguments that have been made against
its passage have had the effect Of causing the
committee of the house to agree to modify the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
70 Investigate Judge Mccormick.

Mr.. Bankhead, of Alabama, introduced
resolution III tie house today Instructive the
committee on judiciary to investigate the
charges of corrupt practices upon the bench,
and many other charges that have been pre-
ierred against Judge A. 2. Mccormick, the
Texan recently appointed judge OF the new
fourth judicial circuit. Those who know Kim
say there will be some sensational dcve!op-
ments when his record is dclvod into, and that
the senate cannot confirm him, but his friends
cay the charges have been brought by other
aulrautS.
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Quay Not Seriously Ill.

WASHINGTON. February 2O.-Miss Quay.
daughter of Senator Quay, received tele-
gram from him tonight, dated at Fort Pierce.
Fla. saying: "Do not be at all alarmed
Rumors that am seriously i'll are totally nm
founded My cold has entirely left me-"
Senator Quay is at ST. Lucie, which is about
three miles away from Fort Pierce, the near
est telegraph station.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
EiacuDc on Options.

WASHINGTON, February 1G.-[speciall-T
house committee on agriculture also continued it's
hearings today. G. w. Macunc, of the Farmers
Alliance, addressed the committee in favor Of the
anti option bill .rhe bill" lie said, "did not i'll
turtcre with the legitimate futures dealer, only
with the dealer in futures who undertook to ma
could horn off the mill men he could control the
price Of futures. Two years ago, it looked as if
Liverpool man had got the market where he
wanted IT. and for nearly two months spots were
as Ii Oh futures The mills came into the mar
kot aud then spectators could not control
things" Iu his opinion there was no question but
that the present system was bad for the pro-
ducer, Before the crop was put into the ground
the Spectator fixed the prices and went of to
Europe. When he got back he sold enough
cultures to keep "spot' cotton at his price and
held il there from time TO time.
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SENATOR PUGH THINKS 1T Is HILL.
He Predicts the Nomination and Election of

the New York Senator to the Presidency.
WASHINGTON, February Ex-senator James
letter to the David 2. Hill Club,
Of Lauderdale county. Alabama, on the
presidential situation. He says that Sen
ator Hill is a self-made man, who has been i'll
full view OF the people during his entire ca
reer, and has had uninterrupted success in all
his aspirations. "All elections in New York,
a doubtful state" he continues, "have been
holly contested, and Hill has never been de-
feated as q candidate. No man in history has
been subjected to severer scrutiny and attack
by more powerful and marvellous adversary
than David b. HILL"
Senator Pugh also says that Hill closed his
splendid career as governor by an achievement
that has attracted attention for the great skill
and remarkable benefits attached TO it for the
democracy. The credit of securing New York
The senator closes by making the prediction
that David b. Hill will be carried to the ma
tiOnal democratic convention by delegates
from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and
Indiana, and that with this SUPPORT he will be
nominated, with Gray, of Indiana. for vice
president This ticket, the senator says, Will
be invincible.
No Doubt Of Hills Nomination.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-[Specal. The
Now York convention Monday will select a
solid delegation to the Chicago convention in
June for David j. Hill. 1t will not be neces-
Sary to adopt the unit rule. All tlt" delegates
will be for Hill, and il one can judge from the
outlook at present there is no doubt OF tho
nomination of Hill by the convention.
Although at first there was some criticism
among democrats upon Senator Hill because
the Now York convention was called so early,
that has all passed now, ard all the democratic
leaders realize that Senator Hills friends did
the proper thing in calling the convention for
Monday. Had it been called for the first of
June the Hill delegates would have been Sc
lected just as they will be on Monday. There
were other things connected with the
state politics of New York that had to
be considered and when sucn leaders as Sena-
tors German, Brce. Pugh, Ransom and others
understood all the facts in the case, they were
for the early convention Just as it was called.
There was no mistake about calling the con-
yention lust as it was called, and the tremen-
dous majority that will DO rolled up III New
York next fall will amply demonstrate this
and show that the leaders were correct.
Senator German and Senator Hill are init
mate personal friends. They consult about
everything, anu they are leaders in whose
hands the interests of the democratic party
will not suffer. The talk about Senator Drice
not being for Hill is absurd. Senator Brice is
too shrewd politician to grow outwardly en-
thusastic for any candidate. He is for the
man the party dominates, and he believes that
man will be Hill Quietly Senator Brice is
working for tho New Yorker. He believes
Hill will get the Ohio delegation, but says his
friends in the Buckeye State will have to
work for it,
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Will Leave 1t 10 the PaoDIe.

WASHINGTON, Fehrulry 15.-The house commit
tee on election OF president and vice preside nd
representatives III congress have greed to report a
bll leaving Inc election Oh senators to tie people
ana comforting exclusive power state legiSla-
lures to iix the time place and manner of holding
such elections.
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bill materially, and it will be 50 amended as
to prohibit speculations where the Spectator
has no idea of delivering the actual product or
stock in which he is supposed to be dealing Oh
margins. Legitimate sales of products to be
delivered at some future time, will not be
interfered with.
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HARRISON'S PLANS
BY Which He Hopes to Succeed in Novem

BY Which He Hopes to Succeed in Eovem-
bar-Gives up New York.
WASHINGTON, February 16.- Especial. lit
is given out here that Secretary of War
Stephen B. Elkins will be the republican can
didate for governor of West Virginia.
El1ns is perhaps the wealthiest man in
West Virginia. He has extensive mining and
manufacturing interests in that state and is
perhaps the strongest republican in its borders
President Harrison has given up all idea OF
carrying New York in the next presidential
election, but he has an idea that with Elkins
a candidate for governor he can carry West
Virginia, which would prevent the election of
q democratic president, even though Con-
necticut's vote goes with New York, Indiana
and New Jersey. But to do this he would
have to get all Michigan's electors. Still the
democrats could elect without Connecticut
if they secured six electoral votes from Michi-
gan.
The republican plan is to make Indiana,
Connecticut and West Virginia their battle
ground. They accede New York and New
Jersey to the democrats and will put no money
into either state, but will expend the large
part Of their campaign funds in the other
three.
El1ins believes he can be elected governor
of West Virginia and carry the state for Harr-
son. He does not want to make the race,
however, but that was apart of the deal by
which he was made secretary of war.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Dun g. Co. Tell How Business Has Been the
Past Week.

NEW YORK. February 19.-R. G. Dun 6;
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Business
failures occurring throughout the country dur
ing the past week for the United States, PSI |;
Canada, 4S; total, 299 against 27G last week.
The business situation is not quito SO satisfac-
tory or encouraging as it has been. While the
gradual increase in the distribution of many
lines of merchandise continues, there is a
shrinking demand, and much depression in
iron. The further decline In cotton blights
the hope of revival in southern trade, and the
speculative mania, stimulated by cheap money
and by the great success of coal speculation.
now extends to wheat and threatens TO restrict
nNnOrtS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Off For Chicago.

WAsHIEGToN. February 19.--The worlds fair
special, composing five OF the most magniiicenty
equipped and luXuriOusly furnished trains
Company, rolled out of the Baltimore and Ohio
station at 80 O'Clock this afternoon, bound for
the city of Chicago. The distinguished passen-
gers aboard these trains are to be the guests of
the worlds fair city for four days. and are sena-
tors and representatives 4 the fifty second con-
gress, the foreign ministers accredited to the
United States and forty of the leading journalists
of the national caNital.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Ample Supply of Money.


From all parts of the country returns re-
gardng the money market are satisfactory. in
dicating an ample supply. and on the whole
better collections than are usually seen at this
season. Notwithstanding the fact that OK
ports Of wheat have been diminishing and for
four DAYS of the present week there have been
only SOC, 600 bushels from the Atlantic ports,
while western receipts continue large, specula-
ton at Chicago has lifted prices cent during
the week and sales here have been 81, 100000
bushels. Apparently, short sellers have made
all the advance possible, but stories OF gigantic
combinations, embracing bonanzas. nitrate
have helped TO create excitement. Corn has
declined ] a cent with large exports. but very
large receipts.
Pork Production, oats and coffee arc sub
stantially unchanged. and OIL is only II cents
higher on small transactions. Cotton is shade
lower with sales OF 5S7, coo bales here, receipts
being q per cont greater for the week than last
year, but exports sc per cent greater.
Dry Goods Trade.
The movement in dry goods at Philadelphia
promises an active spring trade, though the
south is still behind, but in liquors, tobacco,
chemicals, paints and glass, trade is quiet, and
in groceries very dull. The wool market is
dull, worsted mills lacking orders. At Pitts
burg trade in iron and steel has grown duller,
and prices are weakening.
At the south business is quiet at Little Rock
and Memphis and in all lines; rather quiet at
New Orleans, though sugar is strong and
active; at Savannah trade is good and pros
poets brighter, factors advancing on cotton be-
cause money is very easy, but throughout
tho south the continued depression OF cotton is
noted as the cause of dizziness.
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st telegraph station.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

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Another One Released,

LONDON, February 15-Among the prisoners
convicted eight years ago at the Cork assizes for
completely in the Cross Molina, county Mayo.
murder conspiracy was 4 prominent member of
the land league named McAuley. He
fenced tc a term OF imprisonment that would have
expired in 1894, but today, by order of the gov
was tried five others, including Thomas DAILY,
were convicted of the same ofense and each re-
cciyed imilar sentence. The only one now in
prison is Daily.
Mount Vesuvius is again i'll state Of erup
ion.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Have Gone to Chicago.

Colonel Livingston and Colonel Moses left
Oh the congressional train for Chicago today.
They will, however, remain but one day in the
Windy City. On Sunday night they go down
to St. Louis to attend the alliance convention
which meets there on Monday. They both go
prepared to fight any attempt to organize and
launch third party. They will take the
ground that the alliance should not be COM
mitted TO any party, but should attempt to get
all in favor of their demands.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23
Dry Goods Trade.
HAS BEEN LAUNCHED.

Nothing succeeds in removing coughs ant
colds like DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price &c
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AFRICAN COOLERS.

GreediIy eaten by hogs. and
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crop for them. This is a new
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Flair Would Like to BE President.


MANCHESTER, N. H., February 2O.-Ex- United
States Senator IL. w. Blair, who has been counted
as an advocate of President Harrison for renomi-
nation, has declared himself presidential candi-
date.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-02-23

BETTER I liam An E@NcYCL CF7ED}A.
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A EoANORAlzA OF L1EET2 TO- N HISTORY Pc
IN III EIEA UTEECL COL0KaS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Alynrn, Tex, Dec 2U.-(Speciall y
NIGHT Yntdnaster II. IT, Harrington
nnd wife left ON No. this afternoon for
Fort Scott Kan. on u visit.
Binkeman 4. b, Stalker took leave of
ubanncc to enjoy the holidays.
Chr Repairer Geo. johnson is laid up
with sprnined ankle.
w. G. AmCs has accepted n position MS
brakeman on the Katy.
j. S. Burke Of the Hillsboro yard is
IN the city visiting his many friends
Quite serious little wreck happened
just south of Alvurldo at s a. N. today
caused by defective switch. Five cars
were deruilcd. causing a delay of about
three hours to all southbound trains
Mr.. w. l.. llanes aud bride returned
from Cleburno last evening aud took In
the masquerade ball in Il. Of II. r. hall.
which was the largest social event Of the
season. Many people from Clcburne
aud Oak Cliff we're in attendance. All
Ind q iirst-class time.
Dispatcher w. S. Wlitworth and wife
left on No. 3 todny to spend the holidays
with friends in San Antonio.
brakeman J. Alahor left for Denison
ON No = to spend the holidays with his
parents
Engineer Ed Corrignn is hlying off
Engineer c. Stevens takes charge of
the 1863 during his absence,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

MARSHALL, TEX, May &C. 1892
Tho Gaaotte, Fort Worth, Tex.
CENT .EAiEN; received the sowisf
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Respectfully,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
srocKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold'
crs Of the Fort Worth Packing company
will take place at the company's office
Jan, 18th for the purpose of eectiug d.
rectors for the ensuing year and trans
acting such other business as may le'
gally como before them,
D. II. KERNAGTAN, Sec'ty.
Fort Worth, Dec, "A, 1892,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

cRAwronD, TE1.. Sept IL /

CRAwroRD, TEX, Sept II, 1904
To the Fort Worth Gazette,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

The trains OF this line maltes direct connec'
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Nos T., I, Nnud luat Weathorurl, leaving Fort
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Texas and Pacific trains Nos 0nnd o tho 81
Tou'sIunton nan oaly stop ut lrxarMng,
u G. Junction Atlanta, 1eleraou Marghal,
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Po n, lorrell, East DallaAi Dallas ana fort
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Groenylllo. Hunt county, Texas ~,


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Fort Worth GaEetta.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27

Before you buy your Christmas pros
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE
Texas and i'anific Railway.
EAsr-DouEp MAIN LINE.
Leave

Arrive Leave
7;b0 D m,.,... 4..., No. !, .....,.. -.s.. -.'.,'
$50 o m........,.. No -.., WV o. m
1880 y. NJ, No. ., Cannon Bal .-'..-'' ~
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Nurru HOuND Arri9e Depart
Oklahoma eNpiesh..... B;90 o. NJ 6'bO O. M
ChtraF 20 tud kansas
Cit{ Thnlc bolt boo, 500 p M. $40 p. m,
N0Urlf BuuSn.
HouHUn and Galveston
mai! 700. .s... ......s. bi11 o. ~, hiAuh, M
lion :. ......,,..-...,. 1910? p III. i0;os p, IN
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NORTH HOUND Apiye Depart
Chic $50 81. Louis and
hanfds City express 6'4On a. IN fo o. m
ChieuFo, ST. LOts aud
Kansas CTS fast iugn 7!lO p. m 1850 p IN.
SOUTH uOuSn
Austin san Autonionn1
Houft0u fHet d all Hfh m, e:Oo a. IN.
Austin, san AntpniOAnl
Houston express ..... go p. IN. b'lOp' m
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AFrlNo bepaTl
DuIlu, COmauche and
Bfswnwood Mail. .... 9;iOp IN. l00 y. m
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ArriNc depart
Mixed Train, Local Ac.
commodnt on .-........ 6;i1 p. ~. Si3i o. m,
Regular Mailund PasBon
ger ss... ...t..s. s.t.....sf blV a. M V'lu II III
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duff cninr,io and Seutn Tr.

Trinidad nrd Denver mail $3.50 y, m. Q'ao 2. M.
Wichita j ais express lO,ai o ~. 5;lb p m.