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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading Burr Street, From York
Street TO EsraInerd Avenue.
Opening, Widening and Extending
RondO street. From Victoria
Street to Lexington Avenue.


Cert Supposed Owner and Amt OF
No. Description. Redemp
766 E. G. Rogers and L. X Stone
East W of east w OF south
east u Of southwest u Of sec
ton 80, town %, range q
except part already CON
demned or dedicated for
public use, and that part
taken for RoudO street (cer-
titicate held Dy owner)...... Sn.13
Grading Lincoln Avenue and Grand
Avenue, From Victoria street 90
Lexington Avenue.
Summit PARK Addition.
Cert. Supposed owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot Blk Redem'u
ID. j. Hennessey (cer-
tifcates S03 to SO
held by owner) Il to14ine - 81, III 81
All In the City OF st. Paul, Ramsey Coumy.
Minnesota
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
feb29-6w-mOn
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading Jackson Street, From Arch
street TO Pennsylvania Avenue.

Ashton and Sherburne's Addition.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. Lot Blk, Redemn
205. j. f. and r. j. Gehan,
west 10 feet Of TT 20 S16.67
Elbra Division.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot Blk. Redem'n
BOG. Mathew Martens ......f6 SLIT
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading Lisbon street, PROM Doug.


Construction Of "A Sewer, Commence
ing on Summit PInee. Mt the In
tersection of the Sewer on KIOndO
street, Thence North on Summit
Place TO Fuller street, Thence
West on Fuller Street to Marion
Street, Thence North on Marion
Street TO Edmund street, Thence
East on Edmund Street TO Rice
street, and on Rice street, From
University Avenue to the South
Line of the Right of Way OF st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railroad Company.
Michers Encouragement of Block IA. Robert
son and Van Ettens Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot. Blk. Redem'n n
254. J o h II Krol ikowski
certificate held by
owner). ...... II S365.21
Grading and Guttering Isabel
Street, From Ohio Street 40 State
Street.
Robertsons Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt of
No and Description. Lot Blk. Redem'n
263. NJ. Bruggemann etal.. Ii 1853 Si05.93
Grading Jay Street, From st. An
thony Avenue 10 Aurora Avenue.
Elicit, Bernheimer and Aruold's Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No and Description. LotBl'k. REDEEM n
30. Leopold IIilger (certi-
6cate held by owner).1O 10 Sl95.93
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Sewer on harrington AYenue,Fro
Kent street to Nelson Avenue.

Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Redem'n
a. Th0s. J. Barney-Miscellane-
GUS strip OF ground feet
wide and 120 feet long, ly
ing next south OF lots II. Is
Addition to St. Paul. -. Si2 Sc
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading victoria street, From Mar

Nininger aud Donnelly's Addition.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt Of
No. and Description. Lot. Blk. Redem'n
23S. VIM. West and A. K
Nininger. ............10 S64. 16
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Johnstone's Subdivision OF Block /. Stin-
sons Division.

oOuuotOIc 0uOulVlSlOu VI DlOCk i, Otlu-
sons Division.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot Redem'n
16S. Mary A. Moss. ..... ....55 S26.4
10y. same. .-.--------5i 26.S4
!aU- same. ...................35 SoSi
loS same. 29.1o
Michel's Subdivision Of Block 5, Stinson's
Division.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. t.Bl'k. Redemn
17S. L. Aydt.. S26.S4
Smiths Subdivision of Blocks 9, 6, and s,
Stinson's Division.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot Blk. REDEEM II
1874. j. A. Swanson & n. F.
Chute Bros Division NO A.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. Lot REDEEM n
lSS- Theo. Anderson. .....6 S3U.28
lS9. same. Observation-Disclosures 3J.&
Chas. FIiend's Subdivision of Block 1Os, Ly-
man Daytons Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot.Redem IL
1913. Mary Regain. is S26.84
Arlington Hills Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. LotBIk. Redem'n
214. Wm. Dawson .1l So 2BS4
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt Of
No. and Description. Redemn
ID. Olson and Mattsou Com
mencing on noItherly line OF
Seventh 9th street 427 18
feet westerly of westerly line
OF Frank street. in Terry
addition TO st. Paul; thence
northerly at right angles with
Seventh Oth) street to the
right OF way of the st. Paul,
Saltwater and Taylor Falls
X. r. Co.; thence southwest
erly along said right OF way
10 the middle of Phalen
creek; thence southwesterly
along the middle of said
creek to northerly line of
Seventh 9th street; thence
easterly 10 beginning, being
III st. Paul, Minnesota. -. S106. Sc
Nu-sns - nTurfr ~-f... q
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading DAILY street, From James
street TO Jefferson Avenue.

Thos Daly's Subdivision Of Block Is. Stin-
son. Brown and Ramsey's Addition.
Cert. Supposed owner Amt OF
No and Description. Lot Redem'n
I'll. w. 5. HarberL (cerlihcate
held by owneT ............5 $3.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21

Change of Grade on Seventh Street,
From KittsOn Street TO Minne-
haha Street.
Keller's Subdivision OF Block Ii, Lyman
Dayton's Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. Lot Blk REDEEM
457. Susan Patterson .. 2 $20.W
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading Chicago Avenue, From Da-
kOta Avenue 20 Ducas Street.

Bazille aud Roberts Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt of
No. and Description. Lot.Brk REDEEM
go. W. z. Murray ........ 10 S99l .9S
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Opening, Widening and Extending
Maryland street, From Pleasant
Avenue TO West Line OF Sections
% and %, Town %, Range ~.
Paving Summit Avenue, From Sell
by Avenue 10 Dale street.

Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot. Bl k.Redem'n
535. W. ID. Cornish, (certif-
cate held by owner),
west W OF. ..... Si67 DO
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
Grading IgIehart street, From
NIackubin street 10 Lexington Av-

enue.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Redemn
544. K. G. Rogers and L. X. Stone
East W Of east " OF south
east u Of southwest u OF
section 80. town 20, range %
(cxcept ST Anthony avenue
and Carroll streeD .......... $3.50 30
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21

Opening, Widening and Extending
Lexington Avenue, From Pleas
ant Avenue 10 the North Line OF
Section 26, Town 20, Range 23
and 27.
Hagermann's Subdivision Of Lot 60. Lake
Como Villas.
Cert Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot.Redem'n
Sill Andrew Brown Except part
taken for Lexington ave-
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21

Change OF Grade on Winifred
street, From State street TO Ban
croft Street.
Dufords Encouragement of Block %, Brown
and Jaekson's Addition.
Cert. Supposed Owner Amt OF
No. and Description. Lot Redemn
492. john b. Duford. ......... ..6&7 S5l.6
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21
subsequent Legislation.

the consequent scarcity of money at
the time produced the well-remembered
panic of 1898; and it was not long be-
fore the West (the section where the
gold gamblers are Scarce) began to
clamor for more money and return to
1.-The honest silver dollar of our dad
dIes'' and the repeal of that act of 1878.
In response to this general and pressing
deuIand Mr.. Bland in the Forty-fifth
congress, on Nov. 5. 1877, moved to sus
pend the rules and pass bill providing
as follows:
'"That there shall be coined at the several
mints of the United States silver dollars of
the weight of 4I2l2 grains troy OF standard
silver. as provided i'll the act of Jan. 49, 1887,
on which shall be the device and superscrip-
tious provided By said act; which act, to-
gether with all silver dollnrS heretofore
coined by the United States OF like weight
and ffneness shall be O legal tender at their
nominal value for all debts and dues public
and private except where otherwise provid-
ed by contract; and any owner OF silver
bullion may deposit the same at any United
States coming mint, or at any ohce, to be
coined into such dollars for his benefit. upon
the same terms and conditions as gold bull
ion is deposited for coinage under existing
laws
This motion prevaile and this bill for
"free coinage" of silver passed by the
decisive vote of l6f to "a. 1t went to
the senate. and Oh motion of Mr.. AllI-
son it was amended by striking out the
"free coinage" feature. and in lieu
thereof directed the secretary of the
treasury to purchase silver bullion sat
the market price thereof to the amount
of $2,000.G00 per month. The money
power were determined that silver
should be kept in its present
debased condition = as commed-
| ity = and their main reliance (the
senate) did not here fail them. and the
amended bill passed that body Feb Is,
1878, by vote OF As to u. 1t went back
to the houSe for concurrence iii the AL
lison amendment. and passed the houSe
by the vote of 203 to ~. President
Hayes vetoed the bill Feb. 2S, and on
the same day it was passed over his
veto by vote OF 1876 TO
rs in the house, and Is to 10 in
the senate. That bill, however. lD-
stead of restoring silver to the position
as money metal-which it occupied
from our first mint to l873-only pro-
yided for buying silver and making
mouey out OF it: but it restored the legal
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-21

and M. R'y Co-Southeast
u of northeast Y of section
IS. town 29. range %. being
in ST. Paul. Mimi, except
railroad right OF way and
part taken for Smelling ave-
AuS RDt.W
AL. j. j. Hill-(North OF railroad
right OF Way northeast Y OF
southeast V OF section 2S
town 20, range 23 being in
St Paul, Mimi, except part
taken for Smelling avenue. $13T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
PROPER NAMES.


Gounod, the composer, is said %
have twelve unfinished operas hidden
away in his desk
The name OF samuel Prescott Hall,
grandson OF Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
appears on the second year honor list
of Harvard university.
William NJ. Evarts-Columbus said;
Here is one world-let there be two;"
but Cyrus w. Field said; Here are two
worlds-let there be one,n
Miss Mary e. Wilkins is another of
New Englands little women" who,
like Louisa NJ Alcott. have struggled
for fame and attained It. She is only
five feet tall and very slender.
Princess Louise two years ago had a
papiOr mache model OF her figure exc
cuted by a well known firm of bust
modelers- She has just had movable
arms added to exactly initiate nature,
and thus avoids all trouble of fitting
and trying on dresses,
This inscription is found on a wealth
er-beaten slab in the Grand Haven,
Mich, cemetery: in memory OF Agnes
b., widow OF Capt Hannibal Allen, q.
$, A., who was eldest child OF Col.
Ethan Allen, born March 80, l7ss, died
November 3, 1850"
Maj, Henderson, who leetured before
the Aldershot Military society OF Eng
land recently, advised English officers
TO study the memoirs OF Gems. Grant
Lee, Sherman, Sheridan and others OF
our civil war. Those volumes, he said
surpass any military history yet
written.
Though Gen. Lew Wallace did not
originate his great Ben Hur" chariot
race, he did, it appears, originate tho
novelty Of eourtship by telegraph An
old telegraph operator now an editor,
says that he remitted ardent messages
from Gen. Wallace 10 his future wife
as far back as 1852.
During his recent tour in the south
OF France, President Carnot personally
pinned the decoration Of the order OF
Agricultural Merit on the breast of a
fat farmer, who betrayed signs OF un-
usual emotion. 1t was afterwards dis
covered that NJ. Carnot had stuck the
pin about half inch deep into the
poor farmers breast,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

IN the Republican party. but s,ob act
IN wlil uriye lots Of dyed-in-the-wool
lJ,siaocrats from the Clark contingency,
Ssllm lp because we Republicans endorse
M, n IN , our state convention. No, am
no, In favor Of it and think we win
maze very serious mistake when We
endorse him in our convention
y was stated last night that closet
conference had taken place between a
prominent supporter In uis city, Of
GOVERNOR oa,' Hogg, and leading Republic
eslsi tne purpose Of which, on the part
OF the former, was TO present arguments
WSiy inc convention should keep its
myers Out Of the Democratic quarrel.
me delegates to the Tenth congress
slonal convention will meet at The Gal.
Heston headquarters this morning at 9
o'clock to put in nomination a candi-
date for congress. Hon. A. J. Rossn-
thai, 1t is said, will undoubtedly be Inc
choice Of the delegates,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
NEEDLES AND PINS.

The magnifyiug power OF water Is
finely illustrated every summer by the
stories of big fish that getaway
Children who lisp in numbers are not
necessarily poets, They may be re-
peating the multiplication table.
When our railroad into South Amer
lea is completed we may all go down
and take a look at the revolutions.
When you see counterfeit eoiu on
the sidewalk, always pick it up. You
are liable to arrest il you try to pass it
Statistics show that women live
longer than men. This gives the dear
creatures the opportunity 10 have the
last word.
Even the most punetilious person
doesn't object 10 a house built on sand
Il 1t happens to be a cottage at sea-
side resort
Why under the sun should girl
who has spent three years counting In
the dark get two dozen lamps among
her wedding presentS2
ProdiFal sons are not always fed up
on tho fat of the land these days II
they were they would run on and
come back home every day.
The Puget sound oysters are the
largest known. being sometimes two
feet across aud weighing, inclusive Of
the shell as much ms sixty pounds
A chemist advises that canned fruit
he opened an hour or two before il is
used. It becomes richer after the oxy-
gen Of the air has been restored To it
Science is making rapid strides just
now. The doctors are discovering
new diseases faster than the patent
medicine bottlers can get the names
on their labels
Some SIS, 900 have been expended In
the production Of a gigantic saw Tor
INC armor-plate department OF me
homestead mill, PittsbnFg. Il weighs
no TONS and viii cut nickel steel
armor plate as an ordinary saw does a
/ nine pianls-nrnor plates ranging IN
lvsigbt from eight 10 thirty-elght tons
apd sometimes twcniy-niue feet long
| ana twenty inches thick ne saw
~ tla5e seven md one-hah feet in
dia,net.r .leased from above and re-
! yolvlnr horizontally. and with II 81
aBgulsr sab q cold nickel steel'
webbing about dozen tons Is taken
OIL IKE the slab Of . pias ios'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
ALLEarp wlrTIcIsMs.

81 was kicked by horse and
knocked senselogs, said Chappie.
GLOW soon do you expect TO reeoger3"
asked the cynical Maud,
"rhcy tell me profe asor, that you
have mastered all the modern
tongues profcssor-Ail but two
nay wiie's and her nothers
Mr. Spponey, slipping ring on her
finger Does Il please you} Mas Dash
Yes, indeed I'm never 40 happy AZ
when ! have new engagement ring.
An optimist is man who thinisa
himself as good As he can possibly DO,
aud q pessimist Is man who thlnks
his noighbors are as bad as they can
possibly be.
A w0,uan always carries her purse
10 her hand No that other women will
see g. inserted man carries his Ia
his inl.do pocket 80 that HE wife won't
got onto TO-"
A church In country village lately
circulated % paper among the congro.
cation ASKING for contributions "fof
the purpose OF paying the organist and
boy to blow the same.
Mrs Binglcy How is your daughter
getting along with her music teachcr9
Mn. Pinkerly spIendidly She has
only known him three weoi,a aud he
has already proposed three Times.
Mrs Boggs Yes ! ann % widow for
the second tiuo in ny no Miss Jagg;
And will you marty aRaiu2 Mira
Boggs- Well am considering whether
81 would boz wise FOR me 10 be 80 foolish.
lie was buyer 10 large wholesale
house and hc was in love ono night
he snatched ldHs. "Ahw he cz.
claimed, 81 am so we'll pleased with
this sample that ! should ike TO nego,
tiate for all ynu have" Ho was ue-
ocptcd on the spot
Charlie she said. softly, 81 often
think what noble thing n Is % have
sphere aud on h as you ought Z"
"ilave your returned Charlie after
some study. "Charlie toll me- do you
think | am fitted 10 make home
hnppy2' 81 dunno, said ho,absently y,
'Can you cools2'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

KANSAS CITY, Sept Ex-senator
Pfener passed through hero to-day on
his way 10 Plcasanton, Itas., where no
will open the campaign tonight He
said. I'VE shall carry all silver and
many Of the Southern states. Our ma
jority in kansas will be anywhere from
5000 20 $4,000. think there is no
doubt Of Jerry Simpson, election.
AT present state and national poli-
ties arc mixed, n may be Cleveland
and may BIO Weaver, Harrison has
very little prospect Of being elected. II
settled outside Of the house Cleveland
win be the man, but n decided in The
house "a great Populist uprising in
favor Of Weaver may change the minds
OF many southern Democrats already
elected and make them iear the will Of
the people and vote Tor Weaver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

SAN ANTONIO Tx, Sept IA
Especial. 1.-Two Democratic conyon-
lions have been called by two Demo
cratic chairmen 10 mont 90 Korryllle
on tho 10Th inst for the purpose OF
nominating Democratic candidate for
senator from this, the Tweniv-iomth
district. The two calls originate re-
splctivoly from the Clark Democrats
and the Hoggites at Houston. WIN
Camp Of Bexur was uomdd as chairman
Of ne district 10y the Hoggites and A..
S. NimeH Of Gillespie was made CHAIR
nan by the Clark mon; both are acting
and lively confusion n expected.
The Republican congregational conyen-
lion viii meet al the same place on the
same day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

TRENTON N, j., Sept 49, The Re-
publican state convention met at noon
to-day a platform WINS drafted by the
committee ON resolutions which the
convention adopted 1t approves and
indorses the declaration Of principlcssct
forth IN the platform adopted by the
Republican national convention at Min.
noapolis aud rcpudiatos the Democratic
doctrines as cnuuciated IA the platform
OF that party that Federal government
has no constitutional power to impose
and collect tariff duties except for pur-
POSES OF revenue only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
FLOWER FURIOUS.
| DON'T GNEADAMN FoRyoTes
Nc Tells Those Who Say Ordering Troops
0u, viii Hur Him No Raps lonAens
Over The knuoklts Quarantine
Farce 81 tho First walor


Your Proposition Is m Insult 10 tho state.
FiRE ISLAND, Sept, i3.--Great h,,a.
tie followed the arrival OF passengers
at the hotel. No distinction was madc
In tho disposition OF rooms, II was all
lottery but there was no Yrum.
bling, every ono was too happy,
AZ $3.50 supper was served II would
De difficult TO 1nd happier crowd than
that which filled tho dining rooms.
Conventionalities wero cast aside, aud
congratulations showered from every
quarter OF the rooms. No strict quar-
antine was maintained.
In rnply TO an offer Of the men from
lellp 70 withdraw tho Injunction 10 tho
governor would promise TO sell the ho-
Tel, Mr.. Flower sent this telegram
Nav NoRG, Sept IA
w. A. Jenkins
"Nour dispatch received and tho
proposition declined. Tho conduct OF
Tho people ~ lslip IN refusing shelter
10 passengers Of NOrmanla mud attempt.
Ing by mob force 20 prevent their
landing on state property is u
Disgrace TO our commonwealth Tho
state nccopts no torns from law break
ora, except submission 20 its authority.
Your proposition Is an insult TO tho OK.
ocutye und the state,
lSlgncdl Roswell l.. FLOWER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
THE COLLECTOR OF CUsTOMs
Al Santiago Asked to Resign, so II is Re.
ported.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept a.
Especial. IA report was ourront here
today that Il, b, Rsntiro, collector OF
customs In the Brazos Santiago dis
trict, hud been requested 20 resign by
tho department at Washington.
Rentiro belongs 70 one OF
the two warning factions
Of Republicans at Brownsville
The opposition at recent convention
passed resolutions denouncing him se-
verely, both as Republican and official
and Il there Is any trouble in the wind
1t is traced to these troubles. ieniro
is one of the aspirants fCr the Repuoli-
can nomination for congress In tho
Sixth district, and 1t is believed a party
split will occur and IL will b. of sub
siantial aid TO Terrell, the Populist
candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

WHITNEY, TEX, Sept, H. Special. ]
There will Do n grand Democratic
rHlly at Hillsboro on The Dist Inst, and
OycrybodN Third pariyites aud all, arc
invited. Committees have been APP
pointed at every precinct to solicit con-
tributions and everything bids fair 10 q
grand success. Prominent speakers
viii he secured, and tho occasion d.
looked TO with pleasant anticipation.
No expense or pains Will DO spared To-
make it "howhng" success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

UvALpe, Tx, Sept ~. Special /
Tho lloFgitcs met last night about
twenty-five strong aud passed resoln,
iion- euluEiglng bogg donounoing
Clark ~ q bnter oharaebrizing Lane
aud Maiinck ~ nrch-oonspitatom aud
reading lhe Galveston News and San
Antonio llXpross cut az The ilogg Dom
Dcuiic party and recommending the
Houston Post instructed fog Milla Tor
the senate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

WAsaiNGToN, Sept ig-wgshiHg.
tor Cincinnati game postponed ON nc
count VI rain.
My I0RiS, Sept. 10. Cleveland
y M z. hiia 5. errors ~ brooklyn
nS. hiH Is, errors O. l3it1rlea-
0 n9 AMI limmori 5toin audkiiusiow.
lu. BHnl
MN Funf Sept ~ How York
ituui 10. hia li.umrs J. 80 Louis
Runs 3, hlt8 y, errors 3. bnA9rl
klng aul sw.gw ilae'ifFi. buckley end
BNcea Niuplrl sicQiaid,
iiiiLAllLPHiA PA, s 3d. l8. Lou
iavil,c Ull4 = bliss. errors =. Phila-
delphis nHa .. hiis0 agrurg l. Bat
oriif 6u.ton nad Aril. Weyhlng,
Daw md CiamCnt Lmp.ie.- Enslip.
BOSTON MASS w. ~, liNt9n
runs o. hll9 l3. tiIWa J. fliFDurg
--nia2O. hiA q erlur q. batteries
Nichols, RHngtt Terry Mlnor Um-
ullo-GainUy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Adopting Measures to pNycnl Transportation
OF Cholera Infected Patients.

CHICAGO. Sept l9..-All Chicago
railroads AFRO adopting mcAsurea To pro-
vent the transportation of cholera In
iccicd immigranA into tho West OF
now arrivals from Europe nov boiling
brought from Now York nr any East
orn seaport who Arc not armed with
bills OF health or certificates showing
tho holdur do not hail from The part
OF Europe afflicted with The disease,
The ticket agents throughout tho
West have received orders TO dlscnh-
tinue absolutely tho sale 81 prepared
ordora until tho danger Ia past In.
attractions also have boon scnt 20 agcnta
Of the railway and struufhip cumm.
uiet in Europe 20 sen NO more tlckeM
whilo the present quarantine procluma.
tion b. ip effect
This win stop the emigration bust
neHs entirely ior while, aud of coui7io
win make considerable dintronon la
The passenger earnings Of the various
roadA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

NEW YORK, sept 10. Tho commit
tee 10 charge OF the ratification corom0-
niles Of Cleveland and Stevenson July
% last met today 10 decide what should
be done with the balance OF the Sl3l2
left over after payment of all expenses.
BY unanimous vote IL was decided 10
turn The money over 10 ho used In pay
mcnt Of the expenses iuclrrod ia ward
ing OF cholera or IA caring for imni-
grants on cabin passengers detained hs
suapecig on incoming vessels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
Pendletan,s Appointmenta

WACO, Tx, Sept 1S.-iSpcolal. l.
Hon. GeurgeC, Pcndleton Democratic
nominee for congress from tho seventh
district opened his campaign at Thorn
ton, In Limestone county, today, Fol-
lowing arc his appointments; Potts
Vile, september 18th, at $3.50 p. M;
Grocsbeeok, Wednesday, l4th, at p.
M; Armour, Thursday, 18th, at $50 p.
m.i Honest Ridge, Friday, 10th, at $50
p. M.
The Third party nominee, |. N. Bar-
Dor, viii moot him in joint debate
atall the above places except the last
named.