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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21

The Great Floods Are Not Yet Over.
ST. LOUIS, May 19.-The weather bu-
reau reports at midnight that rise of
three feet is coming down the Mlssiss
ippi and Missouri rivers. This will cause
the river here 20 rise at least one foot
within several days. This means the en- :
tire country from here TO New Orleans
will be flooded, as the levees will not be
able to stand so great q body of water.
Madison, ILL.,, town of 500 inhabitants,
was flooded this afternoon. caused by the
breaking of the Chicago & Alton en-
bankment. East St. Louis is now the
only town in the American bottom not
completely under water. Another rise
will iuundate it. A mass meeting has
been called in the Merchants Exchange
for tomorrow afternoon to raise funds
to ard the flood suffers. Within radius
of twenty miles around st. Louis, twenty
square miles of land are under water.
Fully 10000 people are without shelter.
In this CITY, over 10000 people haye been
thrown out of work by factories being
inundated. Oyer 10000 head of cattle
were drowned. The loss will aggregate
millions.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21
TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
Blaine Will accept.

CHICAGO, May ia special from
Washington to an afternoon paper says
Tom Platt has received assurances that
James G. Blame will accept the nomlna
tion for the presidency if it Is offered to
him. The exac: nature of the assurances
cannot be learned. II is known, how
ever, they are perfectly satisfactory to
Plate, and that Clarkson, Alger, Fassett
and others, who held the conference in
Detroit yesterday, discussed them and
expressed themselves in private as salts
fed with them. There will be nc cabinet
officer at the Minneapolis convention.
President Harrison says he does not want
a denomination, which could even TO a
degree be charged to the influence of
Fedora, Office holders. He has requested
every member of bis cabinet to remain at
bis post of official duty during the con
vention. Furthermore, he has requested
the assistant cabinet Officers, the United
States marshals, the district attorneys,
the collectors of customs. the lnterna
revenue and other Federal officers to stay
away from the convention. The request
or order, whichever it may be. has caused
no little disappointment in official circles
here 1t is also likely to cause shortage
of delegates at Minneapolis, as many of
those elected are serving the government
in some capacity.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21

Diphtheria is raging at Ella, Morrow
county. There have been several deaths
from the disease.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21
ROYAL
Best Baking Powder
The Official Government Reports:


The United States Government, after elaborate tests
reports the ROYAL BAKING POWDER be of eav
ening strength than any other. Bulletin 1s, Ag:
DEP, +. 599J
The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show
the ROYAL BAKING POWDER highest of all in eavening
strength Bulletin TO- f. 16, Inland Rev. Deb.)
In practical use therefore, the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
goes further, makes Purer and perfect food than
any other
Government Chemists Certify:
"The Royal Baking Powder composed pure
ingredients 1t does phosphae
other injurious substances. EDWARD LOVE- PHI D."
Royal Baking undoubtedly the put and most
reliable baking powder offered the public.
"HNRY A. Morr M. D, PH. D."
"The Royal Baking Powder purest quality and highest
strength of baking powder of which have knowledge
WIN McN1URTR1E, PHI De
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21
DIED.

BLANK-In this city, May 18th, Paul Blank, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Blank, aged years
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-21
Letters Advertised.

The following is the list of letters re.
naming in The Dalles postofice uncalled
for Saturday, May 81, 1892. Persons
calling for these letters will please give
the date on which they were advertised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
ANOTHER OUTRAGE
IN THE STATE OF SONORA OF
WHICH THE WARNING


chihuahua, Mexico, Doe 27,-'rhc gov
cnmont military courier brought the
news lust evening Of another outrage In
the state Of Sonora Of which the war
ring Indians were the perpetrators The
trouble occurred IA The town Of Belon
at the foot u one Of the ranges ia the
Sierra Madre mountains near the mouth
OF the Yapui river. Tho town Of Beleu
Is settled principally with Yaqui Indians.
II 10 within what ~ clonimed by tho
laQuig ana Mnyos Hs their domnin aud
all efforts Of the Mexican government
TO colonllo such lands OF tho valley
hayc proved futile. by nn arrangement
with the Indians few Spanish traders
took up their residence IN Belen few
yeurs ago and have been carrying on
profitable business. Shortly after a ter
rlblc massacre OF Tomochic Indians by
The Mcxican troops In the western part
Of the state Of Chlhuahuu took place.
About two mouths ago The Mexican
government considered II was now "a good
time Va which 10 bring tho troublesome
Yaquis into submission and compel Tho
heavy land owners Of the faqui Hyef
% pay Into the general treasury tnaes
which tie government has never been
ablp 10 collect Dtnchmonta of govern
mont troops accompanied several TIA
agents 10 different parts Of the iaTfi
hut 10 auccosaiul entrance was
made until about ten days ago when .
1 force II soldiers sailed up the lnqh
river and mace q landing 2enr Belen
/ When the Indinng Of that IOWA heard 81
ihc coming Of the troops they preparef
f9r q desperate resistance. The faquii
/ and Mnyos marched out md attaetef
| Toe government trOOps, who were cola
| plled to retreat 10 their boats mud leag'
/ ne country. The Indians Of the tow
/ then went % the war path IN earnes
| and Immediately drove The Spanish uad
ers ont With their families, bnrnlni
| their residences aud Other property.
/ II u generally conceded 10 niihtnr'
driles here the government will be M
ahi9 10 force the Ynqm Indians Int
Iubjertion. Il will take 2yl,ogn Nssieal
troops to bring the 100000 faquis Oh
7 dor control
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
THE BANK BILL.
HOW THE COMMITTEE STANDS
ON THE PROPOSED LAW,
Cleveland Talks on The New York senaiorshlp.
Blaine CONTINUES 10 improve, but
Ia Tiil Very Weak.
nrcnrrn1Nn rnE nnIn.

Washington. Dec 27.-The treasury
department Is gradually recovering the
gold Il lost by The recent heavy shipments
ai.road. having received Si,5o0'O0O from
New Orleans aud 100000 from Phila-
dolphin. Heavy Disbursements, however,
have reduced the net cash 20 S26.300,0O0.
Pensions payments continue TO be the
chief source Of drain. l3,dj6,0O0 having
been paid out on this account this
month. The pension payments Will
reoch Sf4.OOO1O before the month II
out At this rnte " II Il continued II
will mako the pension payments SlbsOOO,-
600 per aunum.
WHITE HOUSE QUARANTINE.
washington. Dec. 27.--The White
House Is stin IN state Of quarantine
aud bids fair to remain 50 for at least
three weeks 10 come. Red cards saying
'.searlet Fever Within are conspicuous
IL on the entrance 70 the private parlor
a the mansion On the hfst ana second
Heors and outside on the doors q display
N small nOtices 0ppear, 70 the effect
that the house j. closed 20 the public.
'rhe Office part 81 the building however,
4 ouen for business as usual mud the
preeident. Private Secretary HMfOrd and
their assistants will be found a. their
draks by any one who has business re
quiring their attention.
Assistant Attorney General Ohy was
Il caller this morning and he called
urincinnlly 70 inquire after httle Martina
Hnrrison There h no material change
In her condition ami none . expected
unta the disease has run - allotted
course The atfnck i a mild one apd
there is 10 occasion. iof histis', bell3A'
IA tbe house with their quarters faf
distant from the SICK chamber and ~ faI
they have shown no symptoms Of fever
whatever
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
NAN yonRs srNNrnn.

New York, Dec, q -The Timcs will
print an interview with Mr.. Cleveland
in the morning AZ to his fnyorcd ear,li-
date for the United States senate to sue
coed illscock The presidcnt-clcct is
quoted as saying at must not be for
gotten that the party has a very hard
task TO perform II we expect TO keep our
word passed TO thc people Of the c0uu-
try. In doing this a great deal depouds
upon the state and city Of New York,
The interests Of the STATE dcmnud, it
seems 70 Inc. the selection OF seuator
who cannot only defend the principles Of
the party, but also originate and promote
policies TINT may he presented for cons
sideralion In the senate, Speaking frank
~, tdoee not seem 60 me IN " Mr.. Muir
phys frieuds show the desire or iuten-
tiol Of placing Ia the senate mhn Of
such type
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
Says He Never Made Charges
Against His Backers.
WAS WHIPPED ON THE LEVEL
u He Did Make Any Charges Agalns, Them
or Say That cOtbsa Never Whipped Him,
He Didn't Know What No Was Talking About
He Wants to Gel al Goddard ioi Few
Mlnules His Friends Shower
Encouraging Words.


New York Dec. aT,-lohn T. Sullivan
sat M table in IN. bar roam az Tho
Vsnacrhp, hn,oi ana ,.a,i,,..,l -,
'' NV, "A,' t"'Ns''N "u'r,
~" Ne.e huihper OF pleh'N ne hau
just finished his afternoon performance
at the Windsor tbcat.r ana vas enioy.
inc a br.n,hin, Mi nrr,i,ns IN ~.
'"s "i'N'N'"h FiNn f'N'f''' " N,'
evening performance, The cs-champion's
limitation was frequently ACCOMPANIED
pN ufanehts OF q hi0Wi-h Nuai o. ~,
suit Of which his voice was ibich aud
husNy' liia eye HES showed q pressing
need OF props. There was also a coil-
fusion OF IDEAS, ana MS c0hNtFMuoh was
OF u rambling character suliivun WIS
| scheduled 10 take a cArtiugc ~ $40
O'Clock ana drive 10 the Mindaor u1entnr
ana MS actions at the cable wen inter
/ esung TO some persons connected with
/ the play, When the cN-chnml ton WIS
asked II he had charged one OF his back
ers with dosing him preNi0ns 10 the
| tight with Corbctt, he said; u hpye no
l CHARGES To make against any maui l was
licked ON the level, and any man who
I squeals after beng whipped rs n. 81. 1
was champion for twelve years and that
was enough am out Of " now. 1 am
too heavy TO fight again
Somebody suggested that Il he would
rest for o while and then 80 10 hpi
] springs ne MNulu kel INTO shNNN Nhu
again win the worlds chpmpoushlp
This seemed to STIR up the former giaar
ators fighting spirit and he siid, W
! want TO Fight again ! could set hael'
ing for any amount from wcll-AnuWn
business men"
"Ion bet you could Jolhny, ~
marked q young man who sat back OF
Sullivan.
who called me Johnny asked Sui
Ivan with % hoarse roar, ns BIO glarcc
ut the offender
Did You call me Johnny he cries
out lurchiug over TOWARDS tnN yguhl
fellow, who was white aud immhlhg
who are you anyway continued SUI
Ivan; get out of here or lh Amasl
your nose. There H. one thing l Won
stand. and that is 20 have man call n'
d johnny aud Sulllyun's pondorous hs
cnme down on the table with u Jar tha
knocked al the beer glnsscs on the ilo9r
Having laid down the law regarding tt
manner IN which he should 10 addresses,
Sullivan resumed his narrative wv,
e hear great dcal about the man 900
r dard say III give that duck Ahh u a
Z will come up aud spar me. l como "
him IN u very short time. lie would no
Z blur me minute. Won bet Wien
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
GASOLINE THIS TIME.
The Sane Old slop Tod oyar Agaln--Wll-
liam Rush Is Dead and His Brother
Cannot Live.

Ashton, 8. D., Dec. 27.--A terrible
affair occurred a. the Rush home on
Christmas day. william Rush, "A years
ofaec. started 10 kindle Gre, psiug
gasoline to mako q burn moro quickly,
His had feet struck q match When thera
oas an explosion and his whole hay
wa. wrapped IN flames. Bis brpihori
Pen. siics,eoded IN exilnguishing ihe
aanea f.nt moi until both Nefi terribly
harnod william died yesterday and
Ben cannot live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

~ Nneo, TX, Dec. 2I.--lSDacl III w.
- Ae2l and A, A. Try, two boarders
~ w ngnse Of Mrs Fannie Lewis cor-
Volyed IN a quarrel about y o'eIeee Ia.
night which terminated In the death Of
Nry' Head shooting him through tile
neart with q Manari rifle. The Ni,ine
WIS witnessed by Gusiaye C,lman. a
rnommate. who was IN bod IN The room
NnFhg The rutie scene. The murdered
nun and the slayer were also room.
mates Head rushed FROM the room NJ
once and disappeared. Moda.ed ,ihars
started In pursuit Of him within hall
an hour Ntter the Shooting rlic fatal
quarrel was tho result NJ tuaing dis
agreement between the men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
MrERsrArn coMNLrncn.

roads 70 exist, In the matter of freight
chairman Of the senate committee On
interestnte commerce. expects hiH COM
mittee TO soon consider measures that
have been proposed. many Of which are
intended to add strength 10 the law upon
witch heavy inrOads have boon made
btt recent Federal court decisions, Mr..
Cullon does not say whether lac favors
the pooling amendment or not, but Il Is
believed he would be opposed 20 t. The
committee Is not unit on the amend-
tnent, for there are some members who
would mitigate much Of the OWL now OK
listing, or az least claimed by the rail-
Washington, Dee % Senator Cullom,
rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
NEW oRLEANs RAGE

New Orleans, In, Dee, "a. fhst
rHce--bive furlonga, John r. Lombard
won, Day Dream second. Time. i.lOi.
Second race Five furlongs, Harry
!, won, Kerosene second, John Harper
third. Tine, l;lli.
Third raoe six furlongs, Quarter
deck won, Eta Parker aocond,. High.
waymau third. Time, Rot.
Fourth raoo Five fnrlongs Emperor
billett won, Hoodoo second The Judge
third. Time. 1901.
Firth race Seven furlonFa, Sight
Draft won, Glosaner second, John L
third Time, 1;ll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
SPORTING.


New York, Dec. g7-rh3 forty
nye.thousaad-dollar hghi between
jack McAuiige and Dick Bnree
for ibe lleataaIghi champion
shfp III tha world ieoH lusge Newton
don't ~ ihc Canay Island Aihlctlc
dur. ohlcialiy wifhdreef The princelY
afcr fonirht. Ripinr a. fof2on inst
be ana hot believe McAuliro and
Rurire would over coIna 70 ~ agree.
meot ~ 10 tho iofiaif ~ te Posted ana
tie wright
Nehuiino wa inierYie~ea ln~ Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Merkcl, Tex. Dec. Specially
There was dance last night ut the city
hall, and quite a number got drunk,
which resulted In the dance being broken
mp after which young man named
jim Baker wns shot aud hutchcrcd Ia
terrible manner Fears are entertained
ed us to his recovery Baker testified ms
to who did the shooting, Judge JQmson
taking the testimony The parties he
named have not yet been arrested. The
trouble is said 10 be the outcome Of IN
old feud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Orange. Tex. Dec. -. ,Speclall-
Track Walker Sullivan this morning
discovered the body Of a man nenr the
track. The mans feet wore resting IN
% pond Of frozen water and In his head
was d big bullet hole made by the bul-
let Of d pistol or Winchester, which en-
tered the back part uf the Uranium. The
dead man is about 30 years old aud of
light complexion with reddish mustachc.
Thrrc 10 no clue to his identity or the
murderer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

uemnstead. Tex, Dec. 81. Especial. l.
Al Christmas tree given by the A. NJ
II church. two unknown negroes pnt ~
nm appearance. They pulled their pistols
shst ont the lights and put the crowd to
fights Several were irampled on ~ ~.
tempting to escape, No arrests have YET
been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. Especially -
David Rasure. street commissioner, who
was shot IN an alteration with officer
Rcinhnr Saturday night, viii not die.
ns at first reported One bullet lodged
In his gnld watch aud the other passed
through lis body. bur missed al vital
oiznus II now turns out that the police
man YVES the offender and he began The
trouble by clubbing Rnsure, and he bus
been placed under arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

r,,,st,p Tex, Dec 2f.-tSpyi.ia lt.,,,
tiogs.'' Powell aad Alice ltg ,'',iios
, nai been arrested for uisf .'n,ferdev
I Iobn smith yolns ln'' XVI ,,51au ali
evening MI from Other eylenee
the ea .rssI being Identified 1y hls 9ie,
and + ccrtain IS did the cutting, ~. nv
um lc',iib for O young nan lnlH ~,
talnk e,nitb Is still iirilg ~ 1aN ~
lie 2a.co u recovery. The ep'Ps''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

rhGvennr. Wye. Dec. n .'ihH decision
IN fhn Carbon county leglHdtifo contest
memo eoufi dncilrf that fhe cauYaHginr
aomnitte must adopt Carbon cQphiy -,
turns from two juaflepa Instead o. nhrtfuet
ffafa two more members ~ mo house ana
inaiirrs them the organization y thtt body.
The Repuhueand may make uupiher move IN
no aaie bf taking advantage u thc
faei that iAe Denocrala made the nominn-
lions Irr0rillarys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
IF sExLESs
rs Not a wcman--li MOI a Woman sha
'as l'os a E1is-li Not Vito Then
Mathew Is moi a siBamlst

Superior. Wis, Dec. 27.-The case
Mathew stahla charged with biga-
~ up this morning. stahia waived
II 'uon before the court. The defense
~ IN avidenee doepmFpfs showing
II .-sgei Arr wife, At whose lnr2ance
4 - Is brought IS practically senless
IN 'ant Of q peculiar malformation ana
h. N contract binding marrlage The
% considerable interest since the
e. oe'ense Is almost without a preee-
= ihe United states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Archer. Tex, Dec. Specially
John Thomas was shot yesterday by j.
s. Scott The ironble arose over a mis-.
understanding. and Thomas threatened
TO shoot Scott on sight but was not
quick enough
Thomas was shot through the neck
but he vet alive ned Ills physician says
he win pull through all right This af-
fair Is greatly deplured MS Mr.. Scott is
our leading merchant and banker. Scott
Is under arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

called to tho faot. he remarked, 4 had
Nc particular signihcance IN proof Of
which he said he would not call rBain
this evening unless specially suminoncsl.
II y nrcsty well understood that while
blaine Is really showing a marked int
proveinent comnan'd with his condition
recently he Is still a very sick nun, so
sick he can only st cvcct when litcd Into
that position ana psorped up with Pill
lows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Perliu. Dec. 27.-Thr Tageblatt pub
fishes dispatch from Nice. saving Count
Peter Ronianoh became inYolyed m
onnrrel with a Brooklyn; \. l.. man "
a due will pistol. this morning and the
count was killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Shreveport. IA.. Dec Special "
Constable Jacobs arrived today with
VIII Mclean, an lS-yeerold negro, who
was placed in iail. the accused is charged
with the murder Of julia Hall, colored,
aged II, They were playing with pis-
tol when 1t went of killing Julia almost
lnslnnllY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

rrsrreli. Tex. Dec 21.-tspecial) -Jim
Hunter. brother Of the Hunter who was
shoi yesterd1y az WIS foiut leit w,
morniug for Wiils Point 70 Atirnu ms
,xbupded brother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Houston. rox., Dec. 2T.-'Spsnnl)--
mis- evening Wash Taylor had q qnfr-
ri with n woman nniued Mary Collins
nj Green Pond. Taylor deliberately
i.iied ne woman, shooting her through
th4. stomach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Orange. Tex. Dec. 2T.-(Speoial.)- y
George n. Poole, well-known attorney
throughout Fast Texas, took an over
No. AZ laudnnum last night but has
been saved. Domesdc trouble Is the
cause assigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

at.s Neb., Dec. 81. Fire tonight
d. W, sne i've story Continental block
4 XII iflAs aud Fifteenth streets. The
eaIs ,aes which IL is impossible 10
ser-.,' 'onight will. ii Is thought,
!. -eale hali q million DOLLAR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

City Of Mexico, Dec. %i.-- me uWtnoiH
of a fiendsh crime of which the first indi-
cations were discovered the other day
when the body Of a boy fyc years old
was found with 257 bites and burns have
been discovered They are the uncle Of
the child and his wife; The father oil
The boy was transported some years ago
IN Yucutan. the mother remaining ~
Mexico IN charge Of the children. She ~.
JieJ some months ago and the Orphans
- III, IN charge Of the uncle who
crnellv maltrcated them. chasiising them
with the utmost barbarity aud almost
Starving fhrin to death. On being unrest
~ he confessed to having punched me
child in question but denies l hagiaE q bin
w. ntbet orphans which were letf IN
b;s cb,rra arc rot forthcoming az I'D. DC
Is 81 supposed to have made away win ,,li, tne ~
a nv share In the chlld's maltreatraent
but says at hs dre ,ss house ,ae 'a ARD aaHs
y i, ;nto the vacant lot where il was found
I nv the police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

nigh. McAulifie WAS very nuery and
said; To show you mean business,
VIII light Rurge for anything; no doaa
not nccd 70 post q cent Twill meat
him with wo-ounce gloves 40 any
Weight he wishes.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
srARREn IN COURT.

Velasco Tex. Dee. 2T.-tSpeciall y
In The justice court today ConSlaple
Cloiborne White with knife, White es-
caped through window.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Terreu. Tex. Dec. p. --SspeeiaLl-Con
stable James harvested n seine neErees
sheotinr camp This have been safely
Jailed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28

Washinrou. DEE. p Hailu is as
weli ns he WAS yesterday, aud isAg un-
proving ut =, O'Clock tinh ttfning ana
sile t.let - minutes This uslt WA
iiis essuud The doctor pad i'leine this
afternoon ana uhtn his aiteaiiou vas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-28
GRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

/ tanher :, - Ne iiouor reform
A /. ~ to ~ auop'sU
A.. n,,b, before last
~ Hi Ala ~ ,,a,,sa In no town
q ncry business
u ~
,sne conrt OF Iowa yes'e i,i,s w
~ b. the iAS' y -
~ blizzard In twenty yv"t
ort Munroe, va hpout iniei, n.
. ~ last and snow has peeh iai'ihs
, a,cbell, a prominent merchant OF
o., was forced by ms eI ,,
10 Joseph Arnold Liaoii''ie7 anu
q Snown,
e Mich. Charles McIlwain,
"A Michael Duross, an express
,rozen to death while under the
4 liquor
.n carriage works. near Ion
loss Of 5000. 900. Among the
z ,,rnsd were ten intended for ex-
\ Tho worlds fair. +
A "a -. cbor,eston q C.. @ I
irla sun" an1 for tho frst time III
efteen years house tops ".
IN him coat OF snow and sleet
!, snodell. Polandcr, was COM
All at Ballston, n. Y, to await
u I'M, n the grand jury, charged with
4 I'M his daughter, Nellie, nged IL
ysle Of Central City. KY TO-
y, !, Thomas Kalc. who was burned
\, esenlng by her clothing ignlllnG
u s,aadlng In front of the hre' died
As norning
A u.h an employe Of tho Imperial
49, N Canton, o., was probably
Z. ,n,nreA In some manner his legs
IA, In the machinery and were
y s.nshea He ia married.
m n. ,...,,,-,,, nooai,s and "a,
ssenen commanded by British Of
Ralkotc, Lieutenant Gordon Of the
\ AZ Iausers, and four policemen We're
The Dacolt loss is not stated.
IN, In bc provInce Of Corronts.
u - po,,,li. have defeated the nro.
- IN number of sl,lrmlshes
IA mo towns OF Mercedes aud
-. =, ,ho railway lines Of tho dis.
~
upany Is being organized In New
An win IA capital stock OF $1,000
luproye the dockage facilities Of
s,rbor 1t is snid the Delaware.
.ppa and Western railroad IS inter
h the project.
- p,rsor rrorce has nearly
4 80, ,..-s, q ~, d., Tnrr,oep Iphghl.
- s,.a.1 % do,,h In thclr homes
/. w ,.. s 90 rosc,o ,yo,nep nna chi.