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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
BLOODY KANSAS.
MORE FOOL SHOOTING OVER A
COUNTY SEAT


Topeka, Kan. Dec l1.-Kansaa has
another county seat war oi a ountlnu.
alton Of tho war Tint has been goiug on
for the past seven yents, The scene Of
the disturbance N Seward county, aud
the cOmbntnuts nrc Springfield aud
l.ihcml. pnch Of which wants tie county
seat aud hive carried On the night for
seven wears In the courts and at elections,
The lnHi election ont he subject was had
simultaneously with the general election
IN November During all this ttne
Spriugfield has been IN fact The county
scat. All the cbunty's business " iraug-
acted thor, This fact requires the
catNnsgIhg " the vote on the county seat
question NJ Springfield The Liberal
people do not have entire confidence
~ ihc honesty and impnrtinllty Of tho
Springfield crowd, mud therefore ufEnn-
iEod a baud of nrned mcn % proceed
70 Springfield aud ere that no irrpgulafl'
Ties Should tnho place Ia onnyaealng the
vote aud announcing the result The
pn1y numbered styrnty'lye men mud
stnrtcd from Liberal for Springfield curly
ills morning ARMED 10 The touth. dcterln-
iurd there should be no error In the onn-
yasH.
Since 4 O'Clock last night nothing llha
been heard from either Liberal or Spring
field.
u h feared hero tho presence Of no
lprge humber Of armed men IN that
yieglty has caused trouble aud blood
shed.
Seward county " In The judicial dis
tiiot over which Judge Butbiu prosides
The old fucd between tho judge mud tho
noted sam Wood IA still fresh Ia the
minds Of newspaper readers The pqru-
clpnutA IN the present rDublc are the
snme men that took part Ia the feud
II was near Springfield TINT Sheriff
Dunn WIS murdered Inst jnnunry. when
the nbern attempted 10 prevent tho
friends of Sam Wood who had been
shot md lNlllpd ahorily before by Jamof
iironnen. nn infinite fricnh o. JlidFa
Bolllln The men OF he county hnya
boon made lawless rs The long fuod over
thu county seat mntier aud serious
conflict between The opposing forces dur.
ing the present disturbance Is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
uNweLoOmE DISCOVERY MADE.
temperance Women Expose Their Own Sons
and an Elder,

Shoals. Ind, Dec 1.-THE womcn's
Christian temperance union Inns been
making regular crusade against the
saloons of this city, Great interest was
manifested todn! IL a trial
before the hoard Of county com
missiOuers, caused by Lawrence
Anchlln heing m applicant for
license to sell intoxicating liquors. The
last year he ran saloVn ut Indian
Springs station. near the famous sum.
mer resort, nine miles north of this place,
and he ran II regardless Of law, Sundays
being his best days. Nine indictments
were returned against him at the last
term of the court, and on this ground
the women fought him Ms an unfit person
to sell Intoxicating liquors Ten or
twelve of the most prominent young
men, one OF whom WIS William Meyer,
an elder in the Christian church, visited
the springs last summer, and bought
beer Of Anchlin on Sunday, Meyer WAS
summoned today as Il witness. He said;
"Of course | am in for it, but, consid-
ering my standing in the church.
would rather lose $500 than Ia
testify The courtroom was crowded
mostly women being present. Many
mothers, not dreaming Of their boys ever
tnkiug drink, were made 10 blush as
the evidence proceeded. Before the trial
was fairly begun, Anchlh's attorneys
withdrew the applicaDun, saving many
of the young men from testifying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
THE CONFERENCE,
BISHOP MERRlLL's SERMON
SUNDAY MORNING.
Or. Harizell Diseourses on the Needs Of Uni.
versa Education What His Society
Is Doing 10 Secure II.


Sunday morning &c II O'Clock Bishop
Merrill delivered u sermon AZ St '0uls
church, that for profound thought aud
spiritual power was g masterpiece His
text was Hebrews " = Aller . brlei
introduction, m wlll'h ne STATED {ne phf-
pose of tlie book to sti.nR,neh the c ialth
OF the Hebrews py snym.ns NY g,'5n /, h,ist
came not TO ush'tog pu{ !" auiiiil inc
law q MOSS, ne p We an ,,nn,irnii,,od
Nn ia .vii, ,,nt sncrifice Yitbant !"
sarriil,s' Sra 5o' rhoTs il no s',eb Linz
hopei 10y unosied i,amryolenee. nor IL Il
~ gs'';. ~ nv sey;ntires. God GOVERNS
~. thns a,orni world. NH W. have every ren.
snn az bclinyo tiat his wisdom and love
,,n,,ld nro,npt him to choose the best
sogm Of government upon. the plan Of
pnnishments and rewards. Christ sub
jected himself 70 this law aud looked
70 NE reeohll's Ill. VI tba srcetea, 40.
truth Is hguIe1 flris,inn MA s
cOufiigrntht 70 w ~, I'M VI
pecially 10 me tn is INA ,untrr 4, ~ ~
that gives guy VI W. 49," 1,a,,i ~ fie
nnme o. NY nVl n ,rn,,Iy ~
name OF my ulsoiiiN tiss, of ti;,.a y" ~.
did u unto ohe % ' ,ie,n me- '''''' i''
brethren, " ~ " NY - Gb,ist ,,,.,.
Whit TINS JOY VS. ~ ot,,,iiD.,,,' "' =, IA
inferred 20 pc 20! VI ,,t', ~.
oncc 60 God brings harlieng' htllte Nhtlst
could say ! nn1 ~" na'''ot ~ plf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

This argues strongly In favor Of the
church tcsteriny higher education. Two
thilics the churh must look to. First.
10 see that the schools OF the nation an,
nndrr the highest and best moral iullu.
encesi second every church should hive
iis own schools.
The churches have specific clements
that stamp Individuality upon them and
Snecial l0hors.
For the lahots and sacrifices OF the
pioneers of Me,hodism, IN their efforts to
provide a higher education for the Young
hane sprung 100 colleges with many
millions Of dollars IN endowment
twenty-five years ago the society was
10 COLLEGES have thus been planted Ia
the Southland.
commendohle shirt in this move.
ment Is that u provides the advantages
OF q higher education to hundreds OF
INDECENT Young men aud women,
These institutions arr planted upon the
must be Christian.
The prejudice AGAINST the education
Of the negro Is fast disappearing. The
tide Of tile world Is for the universal
edncnuon Of manhood aud wOmRnho0d,
whether the subject come from the banks
oi the Gauges, the Congo, from the
Nilhin Nihnng the palmetto trees OF The
south or the highest civilized ccnturs Of
tue world. The Importance of institutions
Of higher learning In Texas cannot be
estimated, Within generation this
empire OF the South will be populated by
iNe millions OF people, and the church
stands In the position of the Grpeks AZ
the Hattie Of Marathon; IA her battle for
success is involved the hone Of the
future. As Napoleon said 10 his soldier.
standing by the pyramids, Tho eve of
forty centuries is looking upon YOU 10
the eyes Of the nation are conccntored
upon this spot The speakers last words
were bright with prophecy for the future.
After Il beautiful solo by Dr. Spen-
Ger, Bish0p GoOdsell, called upon for tho
third timc during the day. responded IN
n short address of unusual power and
cloguence even for his eloquent lins.
The president of Fort Worth UHivcr-
siiN DIR. Fisher, then spoke of the strug.
giles and sacrifices That had been made
| for the success of the school, aud made
an appeal to the audience for financial
aid. The appeal met with q hearty re-
sponse and several hundred lollurs were
| subscribed for the prosecution Of his
work, showing that the success of the
| school lies upon the hearts of the pc0-
| pie of the city and state,
NOTICE
Tomorrow morning the closing session
| Of the conference will he held. These
| last hours are always OF great interest,"
| for IN them the minister learns Of his
| field Of labor for the coming year The
| public is cordially invited TO attend.
The session begins at o O'Clock with
| uruycr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

THE KID
Heard From Through His Wife
Who is Back
TO HER CIVILIZED HAuN7S.
she says the Renegade and His Band viii
Never Surrender
"' ".Y' numbering scalplug saya1C is Now
Making Tor Mexico, Where Ne Has
frlends-lIls Vile Says Ne
Isl Fearful Villain.

III Paso, Tex, Dec. 1l.-,speciall-
from passengers on to-days southern
racine Express from the West Il was
learned that the wife OF the "Kidu'
the notorious Indian refugee. had re-
turned to the San Carlos reseryation
ana surrendered, She has accompani-
cd the kid" on all of his murderous
raids in Arizona and New Mexico and
iaikS freely OF mis- exploits. From her
US learned that the Kid committed
many murders which have been charg-
etd to others. From the description Of
his whereabouts, it is supposed the
r'll band of renegades are in the
on, ms in the vicinity of Duncan.
'"GsG In. bout food and shelter and
'S d. J.baba from cold and expos
urV, "a Ws, re s the belief Of the
army 81 UP 4 her chief will never
surrender 10 authorities. or return
to the reservation, but will escape
across the line into Mexico where
he has friends and win
be protected. Every effort is being
made by the army to CAPTURE the KID
and to see that his small band is not
reinforced from the reservation. His
thorough knowledge of the country
makes it almost impossible TO effect his
capture, and while he has been sur
rounded many times and escape APP
peared improbable, he has in some mys-
FERROUS manner got through the rcgu-
lars lines and began new series Of APP
palling murders,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
rARMnRs nuRN TWISTED HAY.

Sioux Fnlls 5. D, DEG II.-Thc
grain blockade has caused the roads
or the state to be today 200 cars short
The minute an empty car gets In sight
It Is grabbed by the local, dealer and the
moment Il leaves the elevator bis on
ei.sics are devoted toe seeing u on is
yay back as e0on rs possible. Edmunds,
Miner Hand. Clark and many others
az the northwestern couniiea REPORT
dearth Of coal, and farmers are resortiug
10 twisted hay Just As soon as a local
dealer gets u ear Of coal the news
reaches ont Ia The country and the tuci
Il dribbcld ont IN small quantities, direct
fr,n the ear. Snow fell tonight aud II
nal cold weather comes many q far
ner win be compelled to resort 70
twisted hny, which is poor substitute
fnr coal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
FREAK FOR LIBERTY
N u rA'heri In The Waco IalI-TOmm 10
"a'ien ADMINISTRATIONS.

Tex. Dec. lI.-tspeclal. y
n SI III in the county jail made a
~. Y liberty last night. The Of
ash putting Tommie Warren,
! y ~ en In the courthouse on trial,
n ny ~. when the cage was opened
~, ~ but could not get through
~ tS Soor. They then attempted
lbs, trough ,sg the hole in the brick
~ ine negro prisoner had es-
ssss ~ night before, The prompt
IlrssSc,i.slh the sheriff and his depu-
lorr,,ea any escapes.
Warren murder case is
is rS'gied. The case was given
io6os.a agreed upon a verdict.
/ mi sing are the county officers
@ Installed tomorrow: I'd
ieS ,llet clerk; w. IL. jenkins.
i qgei Tom II. Brown, county
u 5 H. H. Blair, county attorney;
q, , ,'ossr county treasurer: 4. H.
! Borss or; Tom Prim, collector;
NJ ~ sheriff; Andrew Goddard,
Instruction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Santa Anna, Tex, Dec. ll-lSpecial,l
While out driving this morning with
her daughter Mrs. divers horses sud-
denly became frightened and ran away
Suddenly turning the corner Of a barb
wire fence tho buggy overturned, throw
ing Miss Ellie Oliver out upon the wire
badly cutting the right side Of her face.
Mrs. Oliver escaped without injuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
COUNTY SEAT CHANGE.

Cisco. TEX, Dec. 11.-(Special. IA
change of the county seat OF Eastland
county is being agitated. Last night
the board Of trade held a mass meeting
and resolved to 60 10 work earnestly
towards having II removed to Cisco,
and pledging the citizens OF the county
that they, the people OF Cisco, would
bear the expense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Washington. Dec. 1i.-'fho evils Of
nnrssirieted Immigration are 70 pai.Bt
10 cougrsas md the country that some
law u likely 10 he passed 10 limit u.
lui there u ngi much chnnee that Sea
NOR ChandlcIfa bill will pass. which
clOsaa immigration, except AZ 10 the
counties 81 Aorih md South America.
Hud ever proposed. aud. while Senator
Chandler annopneeE his determination
b press the bill and claims that Il win
ba passad ~ the senate, It u doubtful II
Inc house VIII agree 10 measure u
sicli sweeping character, especially
when tie fuactm-ns Of such leg
islation- Would 10 alEaoat certain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
HIGHER COURTS
DECISIONS RENDERED BY THE
COURT OF APPEALS


Austtn nov Dn, ~ ls,,,,Jai In this
cnI,rt N i - IL ts'r5 tho
S SIi oh m t,i nv, :, 'o'-' 'ne
II II Si-,,g ~ ~ Xuio,,to and
Aransas pnss N railN1y eomnany; from
Ahrne5 coeutEi ,,,.,...,,. s,,, r,,,,,t.
60 ,rIti nnv9s',, "a Mn 80, ~
i,,,l a., ~; I'M si,i,,,,,,,+ -, ,,,,,io
under a written eonnnct In which appealed
wv ~, ii ~ n.,,,,, ~, ,,r,t,,,r an
m , iil ,tl ,b., e., n,, and tht il
sios,, iiiiy ,,Sr,t,toe the tlrn,,sh rate one
secfIon ~ Tia e,nirstt nroyiied ibat do
seclion Ui Ky s ~ I,,,,,tnn INV
ion n tbs ana n Ib Nm f Mel nuiritt,,i
hv The nnrtv az the tiist nart v tebnelIeel
~, ~ r"a,s Hans ~ H. n,ntr.ct nsgaiiyc
~, LILY Yinei RI Yn,i,, s,lt,s I.an sit,
Wy Wy 'uop .,',t in, ~ r,J r,,i1nnre
WIS introduced TO show that san Antonio
WIS lne tSrIhnuS u tlc upPtE",S I'M
lnlS "na t.cf IL n,rJ etilenr
Vie contract must he viewed as a whole
hnd V ti wv ~ III n,rti'.s 10 H.
Nv this Tsoson where nnncared mn in.
conslsteney in some Of de sections,
i ,,.ss ,,,irt,int,. aiitptssnIlp
p9r9i eVlT g W e,rnr anI ibe inJenent is
a'nrnieu' opi'tO" ~ = s"''' - %
YIN f Robertson VS.. Geo. r. Coates ct
al. NON Mclcnhun c"uliA,, ~ mt. ono,
, l1 NJ - ~ w SVe'"u "'P'" W. ''''
When 1t was before the supreme court,
the opinion stated thnt II the VV1iu,nre IN
been clear ahl pos,'n ~, nm ~ ~, etn,li"es
claim, had purchased before me death OF
ad \, 81 trial from which mi. appeal na.
resulted, this issue alone was sunhiit.eu w.
tue Jury anu tIies ioui ~ 49, ,,,,,,i,' ma
MnHiVlS. Ttt,ic e~,,.i,ttti MD delivered prior
poi,v ~, th IA II i Ilnhprtsnu the ward
10 ine anneiiant claims that this court should
dot. Ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

San Antonio, Tex. Dec. i1.--tspo-
cihi.l III y rallahiy reported that NORTH
ern capitalists viii build rnilroad FROM
county Tho knolin ia said 60 be tho
river, forty miles north. IN Edwards
county The kaalin II said 10 be thu
fneW ~ America for making porcelain.
ME road win also pnas through q rich
iron ore district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
IIGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

ea
nm"
NH - nearly l.O0o.0O0 pensioners
rss ~ IA the number is increasing
ieil. n y ~ .nr cashier OF Bowling
llye riis sni'u .,,,ea suicide on account
eo,M Z H. e'ipD'''
p ,,,arated RaiIroad com
NNni Netrop'u''n o,ecuted a mortgage
htW II Vhleaso
". IN lseov" i, .,. ,voni,,,
M Hab Dee ine l' ',,,,,,c t., th ,,,o,t,
Q IN. IA paid OUT w aoo'Voo .,. =" ,oans corn
-5S.Hs I'D Il Is not YET " "N' '
M u.,a au
w ~ Thompson ialn'' ~, w.,
yin IN o. killed ms nepr," -, nv an,
r.. m two qua'releu ''V1' '
rae used shotgun
b n Furlong. aged Is years shot hlln-
,sush the stomach at hockioru' ms
H'c a letter asking to be buried beside
Nj slAei n rni'pu''p''.'
\ Lamar wilson OF Nn''uso n"s "
li.a, Mi for SLOW uallnEes "su'ns' JON,
= NJ b census enumera'or' VIM AiSseu
Ia rlls be was maAins INQUIRIES
I'm. Eoeds the slav who was convicted
A'A ,as was sentenced 10 " nunset At
to- n j. on iriuHy' ne'iuA'' w.
AA ~ larsh, one Of the most expert coun'
sun ssss 10 the country, who was arrested
~ wg,usee recently, is thought to hay
oasl 7, oyer $4,000 Of his latest counte
dri " Wy -
,. =, ,h. ci,izons nf nroo,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Dec. 1.-the
following notice WAS received boro
last night:
"Ali operators on Rock Island road:
Openli0ra win. Company grants all
demanden
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Eagle PAS, Tex, Dec. ll.--ispecial. J
The entire supply Of government
hay laid n for the winter at Fort Dun
car. was destroyed by FIRE last night
one storehouse Of ge5ernment hay vas
bsrued there the previous night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
A CLOSE CONTEST.

Cisco, Tex, Dec, lI.-(Speeial. r.
Yesterday at special election for JUS
lice. c. nj. Pitchorwus elected by one
majority over Henry Bolinger, out Of a
total Of 345. At the November cleo
lion the above two tied and SO ran
tho race over again with the above re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. ll-Thc snporin-
tendent o. The Rock Island denies the
statement that the company has acced.
Cd 10 the operators demands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Plattsburg, n. y, Dec. Twelve
Chinanen, smuggied into this port
from Canada some time ago, have been
ordered haek TO China by United States
Commissioner WheeIer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Waco. Tex. Dec ll.4Spo. l-l3Gland VIII
ranthere for some time, was arrested
to-day aid carried - Grageoh County
where ho Is Charged VIA eastls theft,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
AssERTEp An oHlCAGo.

Chicago, III, Doc. ii. II IL assorted
here the conductors on tho Rock Island
will strike, not caring 10 tase oui
trains under orders taken by "scab'
operators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
oNcE Used BY wAsnINGToN.

Bridgeport, Conn. Dec. IL. Miner
smiths hotel was last night burned 70
thegrolnd It was over two hundred
wears old. and was once used by WASH
lpgton as headquarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
,'9'lLAIHER FORECAST

'oiecs.5, ~ I, Dec. H. special. -
3 riidnill99r the tweuty-lour hours
trs. csghi December u, 1902.
Alsh,Iy- q the Tooth meridian,
warmer; variable winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
VOL. XVII NO. 81

to result Ga great International
complications. Tho United States
has concluded treaties with All Of
ths great powers granting to the ct.
Hens 81 those powers the right to enter
anu reside 10 the United States, aud the
passage Of q bill such as proposed hy
MT Chandler would be in violation OF
all treaty rights,
it Is claimed by members Of congress
who have given the matter souo 1T.
Whuon that an attcnpt on the part Of
tlis government TO prohibit the landing
OF Immigrants, except those suffering
from contagious or other Diseases, or
paupcfs or criminals, would be almost
certain to lead European governments
70 resent this uctiun in most deter
mihed manner. 80 long ~ treaties OK
iss, said member of the house, two
Wc IN duN bound to respect th0fn, aud
Il such hill az that proposed ~ sem
ator Chandler were passed 1 think The
supreme court Of the United States
might have something to shy on the sub
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

alegea that the plant would have been
nv p,ffuea acc9rding TO the agreement Ind
IN nv Ntienduut ohstructed Tho work
i nns vas excepted to specially and the nc.
tion u. ny COURT ~ Overriding such eXccp-
uuh ~ assigned as error. Such nvprmcnt
V Mas TO general and was subject to special
vAveptloh. IN allegation should hnvc stnted
Nhat was done. what the ohstructiots WIRE
a. oh ihe second point the court saws thnt
e NV NV loes NOT condemn profits a. such
~ Z measure OF damages, Int they must IL,
sssueh w. are the direct result Of tho hreAtli
expected profits In business are generally
,, 3 uncertain and remote, In this ease.
rer, ~ patt OF me alleged profits were
y inrnlsll a certain amount Of tee ,fcr day
" one hiimpman. The contract sued on
WAS Aiis made with special reference 10 his,
me general profits expected from the bust.
U.S. lask The necessary elements of Ger.
lalllly' hui the price was nXcd for the
amount of Ice 10 be delivered To kannmnu.
lhpre was error IN sustaining plnintifis
vAoeptl2n to 80 much OF the answer as sci
w IRONS on the hunpmRn contract us
DAMAGES FOR the alleged breach Tor this
anI other errors the judgment is reversed
ticc Collard. Jus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

works. froai B7xar. NTH apneliee for
Appellant ~ cnuipuicnt Of m lee plant
The erection ~ M, bt 4 certain lluir
q efTa a, was q recover On ihs eSq'ffihs ~
.pbsaisui5i perisFmanss e stbsr I Hing was
defense W., vas not completed ~ Nv
that ne Wi nnd that time was Of lhe q
tilns n the contract. a,s which wouid
A counter &c vas entered fiAniiiA
, 1892-03-26
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Judge Trout has admitted NJ. b. Cur
tbs to bail in the sum OF $50, 900.
Frank Fl. Dyer. a former United States
marshal at Salt Lake. died last night.
The new extradition treaty between
France and the United States was signed
yesterday morning.
The movement in favor of a good .Ital-
ian representation at the Chicago Worlds
fair is rapidly growing.
The house committee of agriculture to-
day authorized a favorable report on the
Paddock pure food bill, with some amend
ments.
By an explosion of a gasoline stove at
Adrian, Mich. Yesterday, Mrs. Henry
Lsrds and her two little children were IA
tally burned.
A boiler in Imports sswmill at Fidelity,
O., exploded Yesterday, killing VIM. Lip
port D. Pent, j. Cassell, Elwood Elliott
and Samuel Davis.
United States steamer Newark has ar
rived at La Guavra, Venezuela, to look
after American interests during the revo-
luton said to be in progress.
Michael Smith, his wife and eight chill
dren of Dubuque, Ia. were poisoned by
eating beef affected with lumpv jaw. The
mother and a boy are still very sick and
may die.
Representative Geary of California yes
terday introduced in the house a bill to
prevent the use of substitutes for hops or
pure extract of hops in the manufacture
OF ale or beer.
, 1892-03-26

Staunch ships strike and founder, the
winds and mountainous waves sweep
noble mariners hearts OF oak" to ship
wreck and to death, yet hat does not pre-.
vent the liberties, landsman from risking
his life on the stormy Atlantic in the role
OF tourist or commercial traveller. But If
he shall reach his destination safely he
will scarcely have escaped some of the
qualms of sea sickness, unless he take
with him Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
that inimitable specific for nausea. Bad
water or long trips is a threat to the
great measure of Its disordering effects
upon the stomach, bowels and liver by the
Bitters. Against the p~reiudicial effects
of malaria. bad dict, fatigue and exposure
it is also eficacious. 1t averts moreover,
rheumatism and kidney complaints.
Don't travel on sea or land without it