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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
/ VT in advances $40 90 3 mos. in adv. 81 %
q m in advance. 800 5weeksin adv. 90
One month 90. DC.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

II CHICAGO wants TO draw a crowd. we sIlg-
gest That's call a meeting of the men who
think they carried Illinois.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

NJ. CLEMENcEAU is the hero of a hundred
fights and never lost drop of gore His ad
versaries, by the way, can also boast that
they have lost precious few drops. But they
can mutually exhibit very much scarred-up
rharaeterg
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

Will be found very
comfortable t his
cold weather. Fur
Coats and Caps
are absolutely nee
essary if one has to
be out. Come in
we will make prices
right, and our stock
is in good shape.
We can do
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
Activity of the Triple Alliance.

ROME, Dec. 27.-The dreibund ma
tions. Germany. Italy nd Austria. re
gard the situation In France as manac-
ing the peace of Europe and are ex-
changing frequent notes on the subject.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
CHOLERA IN HAMBURG.
Four New Cases and Two Deaths
Reported

HAMBURG. Dec. 27.-Four more cases
of cholera and two more deaths were
reported to the health authorities in this
city today. Besides these seven persons
suspected of having the disease were
sent to the detention hospitals. The
mail steamer Hungaria, from the Black
sea, is detained at CuXahaven on ac-
count of the existence Of suspicious
illness among the crew.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. AGdless all letters and telegrams TO
t TILE GLOBE St Paul Mlun.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

KANSAS Populiss betray an ungallant re-
uctance 10 accept Mrs. MARY LE< Sc as a
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
one xear 81 Six no, Csc Three mo-, 3ac
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

ST. PAUL LLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY
vr in advanced .SS 90 m i'll advance. 81 90
m in advance. 90 6weeks III aoV. 1o'
Onc month. .7Cc
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TR1-W EEKLY- DAILY Monday "Wednesday
and Friday) 900,
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3 mouths in advance 81 w.
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SUNDAY ALONE.
! VT in advance 81 90 3 mos. in adv. soc
& IN in advance 90 m in advance.2oc
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Now, and those
Ladies who have
been waiting can
come and set i'm
mediate attention.
We will make
Gu
Prices

Now on all Fur
Garments--Seal,O Of
ter, Mink, etc.--that
will enable you to
own a Coat about
as C h e ap as
we do. The win
ter has but just
commenced. There
are three months
ahead ofyou. Come
ID right away be-
fore stock gets too
badly broken in
sizes and asSort-
ment. There's no
goods like ours in
the Two Cities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28

This is in the rightline, but tits weak
and apologize. Moreover, its jocose
Rllusion to draughts doesn't go we'll
with the general seriousness of the sub
iect. OF course, no woman wears a hat
10 keep off draughts. and any ironical
Rllusion to this feature of the case sim
ply tends to throw ridicule on the whole
affair. A more concise and emphatic
appeal, and one which we recommend
70 the favorable consideration of the
managers Of Twin City theaters, is the
following:
+'''...' '....'.'..'.-..-... ............ ...%
LADIES WILL NOT
AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED NOT TO,
WEAR LARGE HATS
DURING THE PERFORMANCE
49,. ......s.....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
WHERE'S THE GOVERNOR
No Has Loft Austin 10 Gel Rid Of Tho Applea'
lions Tor PardoHs and 10 Find limo
10 Prepare His Message.

Austin. Tex, Dec s,-lspeclal. y
Governor HogRs present whereabouts
nre a mystory 10 the people OF Austin
aud newspaper reporters. lie Nv out OF
Tho city aud Is In hiding In the country
somewhere. At tho department " Is
given ont that being oycrrun with APP
pHontionB for pardona, he had TO 20 TO
the country IN order 10 find quiet and
time 10 prepare his message 10 the
Legislature. His private secretary re-
fuees 10 diyuigc his hiding place, hut "
n qenorhly believed TO be tho raneh Of
Hon. a. w. Terrell, where once before
no went to prepare an executive utter
nncc.
10. G. Harrington & Co. corpora
ton chartered In Now York, mnnuiao,,
Jurors Of pianos otc,, with q capital
stocly Of $4,000, was today granted au-
thority 20 do business In Texas
Tho Temple Wntorworks company
filed an amendmoutio ~ charter, in-
creasing IL capital stock to sl6O,OOO.
The Pan-Amorican Coffee company
OF San Antonio filed iis charter ~
purposo IL TO manufacture mesquite
beans into artlclo8 Of food aud COM
inorce. Capital stock 100000. lncor-
uDrntors. j. i. Cruger, R.R. Thompson
w. g. Rigaby and J. $. Irvine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

London. Dec Sat meeting of the
institute Of bankers held here Mr.. Les.
lie Probyn propounded a scheme for the
Introduction Of gold standard into
India without reducing the silver cur
rency or adding largely TO the gold re-
serve already held. As the scheme in
wolves the empowering Of the government
10 reduce redundent silver coinage, by
purchase II necessary 1t was Adversely
criticised.
There is feeling here against any
move being made until i IL known what
America Is going TO do. An immense
number of orders TO sell rupee paper
hive been received hero mainly from the
continent.
A feeling Is entertained by London
bankers toward the proposed adoption
OF the gold standard ~ India Is less
hostile. The Eastern bankers seem TO
think Il would not mniorinny disturb
trade but would rather be an addition TO
is permanent strength as they are trans
feiTng their balances from China and
Japan to India,
Advices from Melbourne show that a
SHARP decline occurred there ia the
prices Of silver mine shares.
Right Hon. Henry Chaplain intends TO
make q motion In the house Of commons,
declaring IN favor Of hi-metalisn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

ground nearly 500 yards square, car
rying with Il number OF houses,
The big Honeybrook store and the
postotilco settled about two feet Al ?
O'Clock this morning party OF men
went around the town arousing the oc-
cupants OF the houses. In about twenty
minutes the streets were filled with peo-
pie, who remnined out Of doors until day.
light Cracks In she earth two feet wide
were seen. Mrs. Joseph onoirio, who
lived next door TO the store, gave birth
TO child yesterday morning, She
was carried out In her bod early this
morning, The earth, over abandoned
breasts, sank, In some instances, eigh-
teen 10 twenty feet The stripping
plane belonging to Crawford & Co,
sank several feet, No further cayc-ins
have occurred today, and 1t Is believed
that the worst has passed. The fire Is
still burning, however, aud Is likely to
cause further trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

The census bureau today issued bullc-
,ins giving The statistics Of state mad
rniIway lands sold on credit Tho bulle.
Hn rsgs. "Mhiie the public domain Is
nat now sold on credit by the urited
efstea land that has been granted 20
~ states by the national government
md acquired b. Texas By treaty and the
iand that has beon giyeu 20 railway com
nenve by congress aud several states,
bss bee1 sold on credit by the states
aud railway cOmpnuys under arrange
rn,sats permitting purchasers % occupy
a. cueo n. entitling them 10 decide upon
payment Of tho ilnal instnllmeut Of the
tIe purchase price. The debt incurred
~ M purchasers from ten Of the
sfat,.s under such contracts during the
TX years iSs0-iss9 was s3OO15, go,
enl rom hffy-sr railroad companies IN
t,,.ent v.six states. Sss.1f3T6p, a total Of
sii5160 $50. This bHsnos was repre-
sssted by 81 1000 contracts with the
etates and 1sG,400 contracts with ne
railway companies a tarai or 2il4le
confrarfs. Under the credit sales Of
lands made by tho ten states during the
IN years and previously. there ttista z
5,i,t Of S2G.4G2223. OF this S1.hl3hhl
\. owing TO Ieaus. Eb.lOJ,bl1 % Mlnnf-
"a 81, ssj,0fI to Nebraska, s3,h9f,a5o
q KaAaas aBd Si0o,92O 70 CALIFORNIA;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

THE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE


rSew York. Dec. 8.-The general com.
mittee on grievance the brotherhood
Of engineers on the Vanderbilt railroad
syetem, which came here nearly Two
weeks ago to demand the equalization
~ nav Tor the mon on side lines, re-
eeiged reply from President Depew
TODAY. President Depew refused 20
make public his reply. Chairman
Child Of tho committee also refused
the request 10 show Mr.. Depew's letter;
81 want to disabuse the publics mind
NJ any thought VI a general strike, y
aid Mr.. Childs. "There will DO but
the CAPABILITIES Of the case sub
mitted. but n not satisfied by the cor
noration, II will, II necessary, be refer
red 10 tho higher tribunal, and II tnat
tribunal sees Gt for the order 70 strike
a. will. do 30. No man who knows
Chief Arthur, will think for a moment
that he will bring on crisis without
dueicauEe."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
DEsTlTUTION.
A Number Of Cases Reported al Homestead Rs
Result Of Tho Great Strike Suffering
VIII Soon Actually Bego.

Homestead. Pa, Doc, s. About
neyonty-hyo cases Of destitntion, rosult-
inc from tho great strike, have been ro-
ported 70 tho relief committees and q
severe spell Of wintry weathcr VIII 800
thia number largely Increased. The
merchants are carrying quite
number Of those who have boon
refused work a. the mill on their baoks,
and say they viii have 20 draw inc ilne
somowherei and Il Is only a question
N how soon. When the suffering will
actually begin, and II win certainly ro-
ouire Il good deal Of outside assistance
q help these people over until they got
work.
I. Contributions are coming in. but rot
ne fast ~ the relief committee would
ilke 70 ZOO them II has boon decided
not to Issue a call for aid for few days
ut least
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Washington. Doe. s.-1hc Democrats
are Inclined, II IL now said, 10 let tho
question Df the admission 0f New Mex
leo aud Arizona 80 over 10 tho next CON
gross. not mnking n fight to pass the
bllls for their admission BY the senate
this winter II the bill for tho aduls.
sion Of New Mexico which Is now ON
the senate calandnr, were passed. The
delegate from that territory, Mr. Joseph
would fight II, In the house because of
provision contained In u that nothing
hui the English lnnguage shall be taught
In the public schools Mr. Joseph says
the people Of the territory would not
consent to come Into the Union under
do act containing That provision. There
seems 10 be- but littlo probability Of the
sennte striking Il out under any clrrun-
stances and this act inclinea the Demo
uiutA not TO try IN admit the territory
during this congress M both propositions
stand together
ns 10 New Mexico will be- followed ~
mic I'm which passed the senate today
authorizing the construction OF bridge
over the Mississippi river above New
Orleans propose u structure OF thfer
unbrnken spans, the main span 20 Pc
al lrnat 1000 feet long and the height
~ the superstructuro uh0vo high wnter'
To be Fixed by the secondary OF war
An railway companies desiring The. use
OF tho bridge ARE 10 have equal rights
relative TO the passage NJ trains, upon
Inc payment OF reasonable conpensa-
tion Tor such use.
Representative Calohinga, pfoml-
mont member Of tho rules committee,
today introduced In the house n resolution
uroyldlng for an amendment 10 rule z
which win cNtricnte the house from such
n dliemmn Us It found itself 10 to-day
The amendment eliminates the Qbjection'
able sir day feature Of rule q niiI "
at a meeting Of the ruloa committee to-
/ NanrruKy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Clothing company ct al.vs. W. B. Page
gt a. appeal from Houston county.
ffordyce 4 Swanson, receivers, VS.. L.
~ Withers, error from Angelina
county. Saline and East Texas Rail-
way company VS.. h. w. Ewing, error
from Jefferson county. Western Union
Telegraph company VS.. John G. Bur
nett, appeal from SHINES county.
observation-disclosures Mathes ct al. vs..
b. Il. Pridham, receiver, from Victoria
comfy.
Notion for rehearing Ed Vino VS.,
Js.aes Gibson, from Cherokee county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
SHOCKING ACCIDENT


Jersey city, n. j. Dec, S; 49, nsn.
was a Shocking accident az a. the .el p all.
sor 1 avenue station OF the central , rsi
wav today. a Long n OF Gu East.
e era local al completely teleseop IN.
the, the rear aps i4s seriously inluring several
The accident was due to q. a ca,,ssod BY a
teen minutes to the rams, crashing
G CEN : 1tlrarnsportation boat in tho fog IN
New York bay. ,,,,o,vs. John T.
Eideie, George Lamson,o i 5,li1soei Dsmo-
J ga t who willsdieii o q ~ ebeeyer,
retk' Green lanes me, Ross, Boston,; 5; d.
New . fPr1d New York. Louie zolinelgF'
Aerse nue.. r ]. Muller, PiainHle 70,
New f q s SErunion, Plainfeld, \. J'i
N n; II II PARK, Redbanis, n. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

farrlsyilie. Tenn. Dec. A-sunday CAT
Win carnei and wife, iiylhg IN 4 cabin on
~ h Unadugtou'a place ~ New Providence,
ttiiss,' t,to miles frOm here went 70 lind'
aineton ana complained that they could i've
,hsre 30 longer. that The cabin was hauniei-
ifhe Epyokg, they my. come i5oul ~, s,i,,
s2n,,id tnocii AZ their door faylng; We hle
~ drad" The negroes declare ulht ul1t
iires nrr burden aud they haze Tor eglle
sa,s's,. feu Tie sfraugest of stories concern.
AZ 40 nppearante ~ the ''hhnia," a. iny
xii thauil No white person can nitlsf
esIl5fence n SONS spiritual agency NJ work
~ no negroes ~ New Providence are ter
siitv wrought up concerning tAe AHhlf
,a9shaid ,s1ecin and left ~ ~ prohas
hiiitv 4 number Of negroes u Zoo village
I'M taore nWhy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
THE POWER OF LOVE,
A yOuno Lady Supposed 10 Be Dead, Rsnalns
Consciousness at The Touch oil
Her Lovers Hand.

Evansyille. Ind. Dec. ga pretty
..a,.,' co,nes from Boonville, in which a
house Of mourning is turned into one oil
low George w. Peck, Of tho police
Jyorce here has sweetheart IN Boone
,,iIIe Miss .tulia Reider. The young
conple. IL is understood, are to be mar
ried In tho near future. Miss keider
took sick recently, and it was soon
learned she was suffering with typhoid
roeiaria Mr.. Peck was frequent
visltor TO her home, and his presence
aiwava eheared the Invalid. Saturday
Mn Peck received telegram announc-
jrg the death OF his aiilanced. : came
a. a terrible blow He arrived In Boone
lille les than an hour later. Mr. Peck,
,,i.b a heavy heart, fastened 70 tho
Raj9er home. and was soon shown into
~ is,th chamber. He there found
nc bride-eleot attired In burial gar
n1enfs and laid out on a stretcher.
While Mr.. Peck was holding the
hand n the Young lady, peculiar sem
sation was experienced, and 10 q mo-
,,,enf he was aroused TO o realization
Ia gas not extinct, and he quickly
,aiiad aid. Physicians were summoned
~ went TO work applying strong
, ,,astorntives until finally there was
~ doubt ~ returning life. An
ho,r later Ai.l Reider was in bed
agaip and ~ TO converse with
NJ lover and .amily. Tear-dimmed
a 10 we're dried. and merriment took
n nlaee Of sobs. aud that evening
,b i,e was no happier household N
BONNEVILLE. Since then the young lady
bas continued TO improve, and inc peiiei
4 that she will recover. Mr.. Peck has
sincs reuiaiued ~ her bedside. Miss
Iseider was evidently in trance when
her family believed her dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

"Grovor Cleveland" unmarked n
noneerniie cnngrcssmnn. twill be- innu-
surntod March 4 1903 Attn mining
hir cnblnct he VIII issue a cali for nm
extra session Of congress, TO DO hold
nhout The middle OF April, AZ this ca
ira SECESSION bills may be- paaaed placing
WOOL twlne and bngnng On the trea
LIST and reducing tho duty on manu-
fnctured wooden goods. AZ the pfesi.
dents suggestion congress may appoint
n commission to drift d tarin act which
Win wipe oni the ubiquitous aud unjust
Mckinley bill from the statutes. This
tnrin revision net may accompany tue
prcsidcnt'a message 10 congresa IN De
combor, lSA8, when The regular session
higgins This program IL hnil to hase
boon decided upon and the authority for
tbe abatement comes direct FROM head
quarters"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
ENGLAND ASKS FOR TIME,

II Ia asccrtalned ut the state depart
mont that the Bpnrg sea arbitration TIL
hunnl Will hold los first meeting Ia Paris
ON February 81
by tho terms Of the treaty the ense
OF zach government was delivered sep
tcmbcr /, Inst, mud the counter caHca on
ench dido should have boon delivered
December I, but taking advantage Of =
prpyiaion of the treaty to that elect
The british government asked Tor nn
extension OF time Of sixty days, which
postponed the time for the delivery OF
ihe counter cnHcs TO February ., aud tho
meeting uf the tribunal OF arbitration
TO February - next
Tho prosidrnt has signed tho comml-
ainna nf Justice Harlan and Scnnthr
Morgan az nrbtrators Of the Boring sea
commission and Of Secretary lohn w.
Foster as agent on behalf VI the United
Stntos before that commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

scnntor Cnllun, Chairman Of the sell
ntr committee on Interstate commerce.
has vory little 10 say relative to tho De-
aisiong Of Judge Gresham Affecting the
validity Of tie intsrHtate commerce law,
bnt his inonuer Indicates that he ~ not
nj all plensnd with H. u hnYs NOT rfAn
n srd / don't eara 10 say until | have"
all Mr. Cullam According 70 the
ne,gsunptrs, some persons are inclined
40 hold that tie decision affecting the
validity OF one section applies 10 all and
tbat H one section Is unconstitutional.
In law 10 lis entirity must DO; There
Id nothing Ia such nn argument
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

New York. Dee. S,-1hr Herald today
demands that the now United Sntess
senator for this state, soon to be elected
hy the legislature shall be some gentle.
man who hna made himself part Of
New York Cityi who hns fought for ils
welfare; who has shown the quality ot
hls Democracy by his public acts aud
the mcttlc OF his integrity by his un-
blcmishcd record.
Tho editorial proceeds 60 say u -
easy TO hnd auCb man nv there are
scores Of thcm; In fact we ntg not N
yidloua however In naming Charles A.,
Dana az In an respects essential to tho
honor Of tho uoshon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Albany, N. Y, Dec. s.-rho Silver
smiths company, with capital of sl2,-
OOO,0OO was Incorporated today 10 carry
on tho business Of manufacturers and
dealers in gold aud silyerware, gold and
silver plated ware, metal glassware,
crockery, cutlery, leather, tools, ma
chinery, wOodenware and silks. Prin-
cipal office, New York City.
The company will operate throughout
this and foreign countries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. Especially
--Sallie Clifton, u colored girl Is years
old, went of into trance ten days ago
nj religious festival and has not yet
recovered.
She has partaken Of neither food nor
drink. Tho colorcd community Is much
worked up,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
,-r,sToN COURT OF APPEALS

1-eN -, Tex, Dec. S--lSpeclal;,l
Gaiy o,rt d civil appeals me. ~, loS sa.
Lh lS handed and down opinions IN 'ne ~
lowing cases, ,.,tow pine Lumber com.
AiiirnsIn r. Carroll ct al, apio'A
ron RIasyefsed and reEnAnaeu : 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Now York, Dec s--1iie following
oablegram was sent Senator Jones IN
fl,e monetary conference by Henry Clews:
amend tie Rothschild proposal 10
"A. OO0.OOO OUNCES IN place Of 3O,OO.OOO
ounces thereby making EurOpes obliEa-
lions the same as ours. lsemoye the limit
~ price. Change the contract TO four
wears the length Of our administration.
That would suit Us here If no better
suulI Ia doue"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Warrington, Dec. s.II'ho subject Of
rcrtrIetlne Immigration has been mnt-
ter Tor discussion by the Democratic
senators, and they have decided Il should
h. treated IN nou-pnruhnu way, hn1
thnt every effort viii be made 70 avoid
drawing The party lines when the sub
lect COMES before tho senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Taylor, Tex, Dec. -lSpccinl)-Iim
Bob Grow, charged with numbering Miss
Mollie Moore in Milan county, about
thirteen miles east of this place one
night last SPRING was convicted Mt Cam
eron n few days ago, and sentenced to
ninety-niue years of penal seryitude In
the state penitentiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
AoNsYsRooK HAS a SCARE.
A Bio cav.-in Over the Burning Mines Ailsr
aldniuhi

Hazleton. Pa, Dec. a.--Ihe people OF
Honeybrook, the little village located
over the Honeybrcok mines which have
been on fire Cor some days, passed last
night in terror. Just before midnight
the burning mine closed In. completely
shutting OF aces 70 IN siope. The
fIre now has full sway and win In time
completely destroy mines Nos. ! and b,
unie.s I'D men who have been fighting
the flames succeed In making another
opening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Mashinrton, Dee. S-Speaker Gasp.
Representative McMilcn, Representa-
tive Catchings, who as members Of the
rules committee. are rather looked 70
to shape the policy OF tho house, held
a conference OF some length today ~
the speakers room, for the purpose OF
considering the plan and scope OF In
uuiry Into the condition OF the treasury
This inquiry Is really designed for tho
purpose Of furnishing the Information
necessary In the revision Of the tnrin
on revenue basis, TO which the Dem
ocretic party is pledged nnd to some
extent also, for the purpose OF Eiinlns
be made In the Interest Of economy Ia
the administration Of the government.