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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09
Wielka Brytania.

Sll1.
Wielka Brytania.
Lo'ody'a, Z maja.
Dach fabryki guttaperchy
frmy Mcintosh Company W
Manchester zapad} sic dzisiaj.
Dziesiec os6b pod gruzami "a
grzebanych wydobyto: wszyst'
kie by}y smiertelnie albo ciez-
ko pokaleczone. Me .wiadomo,
lie wiecej os6b zosta}o pod
gruzami pogrzebanych.
w Earlscourt, West Bromp-
ton, otwarto dzisiaj wystawe
kwiatow.
Lo1adym, s maja.
Z raportu Izby handlowej
okazuje sic, re W miesiqcu
kwietniu wartosc przywozu
zmniejszy}a sic 0 przesz}o 4
miliony funt6w sterling6w, a
wartosc wywozu przesz}o 8
miliony W stosunku Go kwie-
tnia roku zesz}ego.
Wfochy.
Brukse1a, Z maja.
= Slychat, ze krol Humbert
polecil panu Glollttl utworzyc
nowy cabinet. Tenze jednak
jes1cze sic Ma to ME zgodzi} i
chce cAekac, dopoki kr6l ME
odbedzie narade W tel sprawie
z by}ym ministrem Crispi i
Siguoi EN- Zanardelli. Prawdo-:
podobnie jednak Giolitti u}ozy
cabinet tymczasowy.
Rsym, S maja.
Kr6l Humbert przy.ja} rezy-
gnacya hrabiego Taverna, w}o-
skiego pos}a W Berlinie.
POrtugalia.
Rgyna, Z kwietnia.
R6za z}ota, jaka Papiez co
roku posy}a W darze jakiejs
PAM W uznaniu cnoty, W roku
biezacym zostanie wys}ana do
kr6lowej Portugalii. kodyga
tel ROXY, zrobiona jest z czyste-
go z}ota jest d}uga l metr i
80 centymetr6w; kwiat wyro-
biony jest przepysznie i ozdo-
biony wspania}ymi brylantami.
Liscie r6wniez So ozdobione
brylantami przedstawiajacymi
krople rosy. R6za z}ozona jest
W futerale wy}ozonym we
wnatrz bia}ym aksamitem i
ozdobionym srebrnymi paczka-
mi. Z4otnik, kt6ry robote "a
m6wiona wykonywa}, ma sw6j
warsztat W poblizu koscio}a
sw. Piotra, W domu, w kt6rym
jego przodkowie zyli i praco-
wall Cd 800 lat.
Wartosc ROXY wynosi oko}o
$4,000 frank6w. Z}otnikowi
"a robote zap}acono 5000 fran
k6w. Opr6cz kr6lowej portu.
galskiej, r6ze taxa otrzyma}y
by}y W r6znych czasach cesa-
rzowa austryacka, krolowa re-
gentka Hiszpanii i by}a kr6-
Iowa Hiszpanii Izabella.
Rosya.
Petersburg, 6 maja.
w Kodzi W Krolestwie dnia
1 maja 10000 robotnik6w "a
przesta}o pracowac i ME pra-
cuja dotychczas. W ciagu osta-
tniego tygodnia strajkerzy "a.
chowali sic wielce niespokoj-
ME, a szczeg6lniej na zyd6w
napadali, tax, ze gubernator
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09
Chiny.
Vancouver, z maia

0ncOWOer, maJa.
Parowiec Empress z Chin
przywi6z} wiadomoscl o ban
kructwach bankowych W Szan;
gal i Hongkong. Kilka ban
k6w zawiesi}o wyp}aty. Pa
piery handiowe W Hongkong
W skutek tego straci}y ma war.
tosci, a maklerzy obliczaja, re
strata og6lna ma tych papie-
rach wynosi S10,26o,ooo. :
Kap, Padre Casorla hiszpa1-
skiej marynarki zastrzeli3 sic
ma krzyzowniku ,,Reina Chri-
stina" W poblizu Hongkong.-
Lord Salisbury polec3 misyo-
Maroon brytyjskim W Chinach
unika6 wszystkiego, coby dra-
zni1o Chihczyk6w i zwieksza}o
ich nienawisc ku cudzoziem-
com.
Kanada.
Montreal, Z maja.
Emigracya francuskich Ka-
nadyjczyk6w do Stan6w No
wei Anglii jeszcze zawsze ME
usta}a. W ciagu dwoch mie-
siecy regularne rociagi kolei
Grand Trunk tygodniowo pre-
wozi}y W przecit ciu oko}o
1000 emigrant6w Kanady do
Stanow ZJrdnoc<o e..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09

re SCfOny W1auz nlelhlechl0l'
ze pania Gunfeld przez grani-
ce sic przepusci, jezeli on "a to-
zareczy, re amerykahskie VIA
DE pani Gunfeld ME odesla.
Kiedy to uczyni}, wolno by}o
PAM Gunfeld wyjecha6.
Rosyjski posel, hrabia szu-
wa1ow, odwiedzil W towarzy-
stwie swego sekretarza amery-
kafskiego pos}a Phelpsa, aze-
by mu wyraziG podziekowanie
"a prace komitetu ratunkowe,
go ameryka1skiego. Hrabia
powiedzia} panu Phelpsowi, re
szlachetnos5 Amerykan6w tax
jest wielka jak ich kraje i tax
zyzna jak ich ziemia, Amery-
ka Rosya wez}ami wdzieczno-
Sci po}aczy}y sic serdeczniej,
niz kiedykolwiek.
Berlin, s maja.
Cesarz wyznaczy} $4,000
marek ma publikowanie dzie}a
stosownego ma uroczystose OBJ
chodu odkrycia Amerykl.
AustrO-Wegry.
Wiede'5, Z maja.
Wielka zawierucha sniezna
wczoraj rozpocze}a sic we We
grzech W Tyrolu i trwaia
przez noe GAIA. snieg ley do
wysokosci 4 stop. Przesmyki
zupelnie zawiane. w Karyn-
tyi drzewa owocowe, kt6re juz
kwit}y, niezmiernie ucierpia}y.
Strajk dorozkarzy dzisiaj sic
zacza{. Piec sz6stych dorozka-
rzy do tego nalezy.
Wiedem, s maja.
Mieszkanie notaryusza Pap
pa W Verzeces na Wegrzech
dzisiaj wysadzono dynamitem
W powietrze. Ca}y dach domu
wylecia} wysoko W powistrze,
a szyby u okien wsAystkich
dom6w sasiednich popekafy.
Aresztowano pewnego Ru-
mu6czyka podejrzanego % Ia
mach.
Francya.
Pory5, s maja.
Wszystkie gazety rozpisuja
sic ciagle o w}oskiej kryzys
ministeryalnej. Po wiekszej
czesci gazety te wykazuja, re
powodem przesilenia by1y OIL
brzymie wydatki ma wojsko.
,,Gaulois" dodaje: ,,Jakkol-
wick przykro by}oby kr6lowi
Humbertowi odstapic cd tr6j-
przymierza, Ito przeciez zmusi
go fnansowe po}ozenie kraju.
Czesciowe rozbrojenie Wloch
bedzie musia}o zmienic GAIA
ich polityke zewn, trzn4 "
,Matin'' przepowiada rewolu-
cya'we W}oszech, gdyby kr6l
Humbert ME .zdecydowa} sic
odstapic cd trojprzymierza, a
Temps" zapewnia, re czescio-
we rozbrojenie we W}oszech
przyczyni}aby sic do tego, aze-
by W Europe utrwali} sic po-
k6j.
W}oski poseel baron de Fava
do Washingtouu, przejezdza
jac przez Paryz W drodze do
Ameryki, rozmawiajac z pc
wnym reporterem zapewni8, re
z wielka przyjemnoscia powra-
ca teraz do Ameryki, by objae
dawna swa posade.
Pary5, 8 maja.
" u;o1Liorn 1aiociom wo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09
Poniedziafek, dnia 9 Maja 1892 r.


wolnikach z pred czas6w
wojny domowej. Bill narusza
traktat z r. 1880, kt6ry chi6-
skim robotnikom zapewnia
obchodzenie sic takie, jak z
poddanymi innych KRAKOW.
A traktat 6w zosta} zawarty
ma szczeg6lne zyczenie rzadu
zwiazkowego, kt6ry wys}a} by}
trzech znakomitych obywateli
do Pekinu, by ci uzyskali Ego.
dzenie sig rzadu chi6skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09
TGlegramy ZaSraHiGgls.

IelGgrdlny Ld8fdglCil5,
Kryzys ministeryalna we Who
Szech.
,Jak na mia zapatruja sic W MEM
czech i we Franeyi.
Car ma ma peWnO przybye do
P0czdamu.
Zawierucha sniezna W Wegrzeeh
fW TyrOlu.
Zmniejszenie przywOzu i WyWO-
zuw Anglii.
R0za zfOta dla KrolOWej POrtu-
galii.
Strajk W kOdzi.
WiadOmOsci z Chin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-09
R0Sya.
Petersburg, 6 maja.

w kodzi W Kr6lestwie dnia
1 maja 10000 robotnik6w "a
przesta}o pracowac i ME pra.
cuja dotychczas. W ciagu osta-
tniego tygodnia strajkerzy "a.
chowali sic wielce niespokoj-
ME, a szczegolniej na zyd6w
napadali, tax, re gubernator
widzia3 sic zmuszonym zaWe-
zwae pomocy woiska.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

DR.. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Pros.
tration caused by alcohol or tobacco, Wakeful-
causing insanity. misery. decay, death, Prema-
ture Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in
either sex, Impotency, Leucorrh9a and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses, Sper-
matorrhna caused by over-exertion of brain,
Self-abuse, Over-indulgence. A months treat
ment 81, 6 for $5, by mail We guarantee six
boxes to cure. Each order for boxes, with IS,
will send written guarantee to refund If not
cured Guarantees issued only by H. NJ. SALE
& SON, druggists, sole agents, 22O 8. Spring
street. Los Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
At NIGHTTIME.

We scothe the child for some wfthholden
pleasure.
=. I1lsweet eyes smile tnat were 90 fam to weep
After you sleep"
30 We are soothed with solemn dreams of
heaven,
When earthly days no further solace keep;
Hope tells US there shall be happy morrow
After we sleep.
-Anne R. Aldrich in New Orleans Picayune.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

+Daily. tDaily, except Sundays. Stages meet
the 800 am. and IL m trains at Pasadena for
Mt. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the am
train for Wilson's peak can return the same day.
Theater nights the i p. m. train will wait 20
minutes after the theater is out when later than
10:40 pm.
Special rates to excursion and picnic parties.
Depots east end First street and Downey ave-
nue. bridges.
General ofaces. Firststreet Depot.
7. B. BURNETT, General Manager
jy2-tf w. WINCOP, Gen. Passenger Agt.
COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
- COMPANY Santa Fe Route).
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY %, 1892.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
kieen On Lett Side

Many persons are unable to sleep on their
left side. The cause has long been puzzle. to
physicians Metropolitan papers speak with
great interest of DR., franklin Miles, the emf
nant Indiana specialist in nervous and hearl
from a diseased heart. He has examined and
kept on record thousands of cases. His New
Heart Cure, a wonderful remedy, is sold ct G.
foT se'y TO Us sape
Loveland, COL, says its effects on her were
marvellous Elegant book on Heart Disease
fraa
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

discharge from the nose was large. con-
stant and very offensive. Her eyes be-
came inflamed, the lids swollen and very
painful. After trying various remedies,
/ gave her S. S. S. The first bottle
seemed to aggravate the disease, but the
symptoms soon abated, and in a short
time she was cured.
DR.. L. B. RITCHEY, MACKEY. IND.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

LEGAL and through tickets sold, baggage
made, and general information given upon a..
plication to J. M. CRAWLEY, Asst g. Pas, Act,
No. 144 g. Spring st., cor. Second. CEARIES
aRYLER, Agent st Depots.
tSundays only.
heundays excepted.
T. n. GOODMAN,
If 6enI PASSENGER AT
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Qur Home Brew.

Maier & Zoeblein's Lager. fresh from the
brewery, on draught in all the principal ss.
looms. delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Officea land Brewery. z44 Also at. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

California Vinegar Works,
655 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, one-half block
from electric light works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

man Of Albany, was in Tho city yestcr.
day. lle says cattle will so into the
winter In splendid shape.
Captain y. r. llnrd Of Greer county,
came down from the territory yesterday.
lie reports heavy snow in the western
part.
i. c. George. big cattle feeder Of
Hunt county, Is In tie city looking for
steers.
j. Il. Dale, prominent cattleman NJ
Fanuin county was In the liyestOcl,
center yesterday He recently sold a
big string OF meIl-lcd steers and now
wants 10 re-stock his pens.
70, VI. Daggett has arrived with 30
feeding steers from Chambers county.
The cattle were delivered ut the Union
stocEyurls and are ArHt-clHHs lot
II. g., Bedford, the wclkuown land
owner and cattlemau of Benjamin,
Knox county, arrived IN the city ycster.
day, eu route home TO spend Christmas.
ID, u, Fnut q biz cattlcmnn of Golind
county, was In town yesterday on route
homo from the ". l. n.
NJ. G. Ellis marketed 70 head Of steers
yesterday. They were bought by the Fort
Worth Packing company.
AZ the Union rtOcEyaris yesterday
eleven cars Vt steers were received con-
signd 10 H. J. Daggctt
The receipts NJ the Texas aud Pacific
stockynrds yesterday We're ns follows:
SIXTY cars cattle from Frank Honston.
Alice, consigned 10 Henrietta: one cnr
extra 6nc h0gs from Ben Hacilett 10 81.
Louis and one car cnch Of cntilc and
horses from Henderson. on route to Yer
non, shipped by w A. Hubbard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Robert Engli1h and George Archer 70.
bad been brokn open nt Ole Alut house
on Third street, where they were 30
work rebuilding, and many ~ tlIrir tools
stolen
A negro named DoafiHEs who has
Ions been q clerk l0r d. Uasld, was
jailed on iAe Siarge ~ stealing Yen yards
ef DRY good, tie property u Mounts
Bros
Oihoar sr1it arrested Andrnw Boyd
for fho huralufr ~ Mf. D0bcrfy's h0Asa
% Aiifilaipa HEIGHTS. shout two weeks
ago. BOYD saya Two other boys, hamei
liaeeaft and Green wctt Do with him.
Boyd wa Pot 10 ne bD0sa. bUi as
Turnkey Tafrg Yves locking up fsr Mo
niglt be slipped oui mud edcaDcA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Washington dispatches yesterday an.
nounca that General SchOfeld has or.
dered three. troops Of the seventh cav.
plry from Fort Riley to. Teas 10 assist
IN quelling the border Disturbances. 1bo
troops 10 40 arc G.. commanded by W. n
Edgerly, G. commanded by Capinin Ii.
Jackson, and ID. commanded BY Iieuten.
ant Slocnn Captain Godfrey being nb.
seat on special duty Ia Washington. In
view Of the proposed transfer OF he Soy.
enth cavalry within the next two years
10 the department Of Texas these troopi
will not return 10 tho department nnd
will, as soon as the disturbances arc
quelled be replaced by three troops OF
the Third cavalry Kansas City Times.
A report was current that they Were
coming over the SauiH lfc yesterday,
but Santa lHe officials here hnyr ns vet
received DO notice of their being On M
line. They will probably come through
on q apccial train, as the troops humber
$50 mon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Paso; Jna. w Borta. philadelphia; Theo
Nfliu7irrl ilWklry funlitFs coon Mili1uHf
gls9aIqe W Lewis 59nle ~ l,l "
l.huis Nm. a. J.thnW, Gal'Aburg,. lila
IgHnn nu1ihi Bonhnm. May Mellon,
slaIaani a. NtLcan, Gaigestou; Jln- tlW
re- Colorado tlty, ~ d. iiummuf pckuih,
Trrt d. y. Leg. geAmkannI ~. w lfHg,
iefaflaua. Iiioa. u, White ii0swaL y.
~ ~ ~. Spaulsitg, Dcnisoui a. himnnda.
u So Emifh 80 Louisi u Maiiouhagil,
rnrr8tt Waco; y. p Mcdowell 81 FONTS
ronnona bfiahoma Ciiy, n 81 finrncff.
NRB l.nnfili o. 4 i.dylnsky. Ktatnrty
3no } giddlnTs, Ennis, Tex. lno y, Don.
waeaf j n fisiofa banas: u. H. Ware.
fnuHoftns IA IS. hNfn, Hubbard, Tex, H.
H. Niggiua, ~ Louis. Percy y, Elliott
New YORK. ~ \. tutfer, reNafkanti VIM
hles2 Aitafffoi Nim lilee4e aiyhradoi
Miss iifmunnl. Alfhfanli Alrr II NfJHn,
~. iol9i 2 =. Harlan. 'hlairr paii - =,
uaHfa. j. w. Harris snn Francisco r. H..
Jumlan. C0imnan, Nn0. q. Aver. Brown
wa0ii AnaNd j. Trent Nlliin. 4 rs 81.
a. Mhrfaides. Aiflfnn0l Albert Berry.
l.auaas Cy J g. slslill, Moleeilo, 'reNi
jake r. Harrison, fpfsifann, 4. 81 Turk
NgW York ]. 2 incrtf lHclEqi Nui. ~,
criieou nnd wife. Michlia faiili W. H.
81 III Bdiiorf D-lnnu Inp iiynu
Nifphrnfullrt Jag' v. AHtrt Nnglfnit' !
Nrs Yqrsi iT5s iiai.eli. GeorEciopa. a.
rrli. chieago
MANSION
,.tI 2fs,sagg few ,i Sssl; i,,it A I.s7t
lhl neeeT kai Antonio, fhph ~. tfafrii.
il0ffhlioi "A -. ilureri san Anilriof j.
81. fftirli9H Dalas. ID. %. NAhre l.siin.
u y, - = 3. Z. .t..a.s I.s..
pirt iat ~ n Whe1r ifil iiary q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Hugh II. Hazard. KaN York, "a d. Cham
bafs OdhnaIi j H. Hard. AoDecti0; n.
~ rhnilin aud uifc, 81, Louie !, ", FOR
iNf, MObrriiri Tom loytli. hrlNliwpoli
poo ~ ILnsm, rirnnnriisi A. -. raw,
f14l, NJ ll1uis. Robert hlil4nu, ~ rtrani
H. h. Cheatnnt AmaIillDi = A Hughes.
Wichita Flila, fhOd, d. kfnEena Ncniirt-
fndi a. w. fieninrawnrin, ffkhni JiD, w.
igofiH. lhu1drlfiiuni f'hnH Hush, 1rein :
81 E Collier rnd vile hiophrns'ill"i J. ~.
Huntington rNfha. H. ~ TnnNe rsisy 90.
sFnd0, tiarrHn Ffant, AbreI"i ". n. iisi-
unni inr spring., W Saunders 81,
f.ams; ~ u JfiiFnin. pallisi \, w.
Shelton ~ Louis. y. ~. Parker. .ibilene;
fake fAnnan, MilYupldci u j. hlanEtrs
~ Lonial }. \. MniiiHw Abiirne
ARLISGrOS I'M
Miss Nellie neerd, poeelar. " q iietrd.
rlrburnei D. itfnsfi hAimelcl y. y Les
WHISKY, IoniaFliiei BsnFy a, ncoii. -.
iou'a: 4. q. leiyls. AnHtlni "a hhlienhpreil.
IiHiiluieiAl Mrs. ChqH' y. Wiaqfi beilferi
Miia Anna & iicebg, Dcnyrfi v. ciars
van slyke. DALLAS 4 D. Hefpy; Nsw York
pniasilnci j. n Setter UiG springs, ~. J.
Sfrad. Hfw York, .. W.Oligor Kansas city;
j n Prank ani Wife Denver, Mis- Ira
stems Dtiftf Nis4 ~. ficrnl. bsnyeri
hra u ~ Doqihin, Henrietta. Tex Miss
IFnmn llafi. hcnrleifa, Tex D. 3. ti'l-
fhtr Nifhifani W. So. Ianirepn. tindn-
uau. linhnf MrilnnOnl Thurhrri J.. ifaDh'
ruhfim. New iqrt Co, A. Cod NirtTni
~. a. Nuiur YAiiori IA q. juuuifh, Long
view. ~ lL Powell, Wifg and Ron, Mal-
son. T. D. BROOKE. Coraleana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

From gentleman recently ia from
Mangum, Greer rounty, The disputed
Territory Tor which Texas md DE Inifed
States are both claimants some interest
lng Information 3 Obtained nh0uf fllr
Waco, attorney Tor the state % Texas
and Edgar Allen, Of WashInri0n. u. a.
attorney Tor fho United States, IA tho
Gner county suit
He said they Hcre there taking fesii-
mruy 10 BE- used in the friai 81 ihe ias.
Pending Ia the United States suiirtma
court TO duicrminr the bwndary line
aud consequent uwuerthip Ut grear
c9unty. They czGmined uumher 0f
witnesses uinoas whom were fomt Oh
fr1udefeincli who have kgau the county
since The early settlement Of Tc1aa. ANA
The testimony 10 very fayarahle 70 the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Peter Smith Hose company No =, gave
ii. fourth nuauei bail last night ~ The
Deutchcr Yorcin hail Il WIS q highly
nnccessful and credit1hle affair and they
strive 10 save 10 We strive 70 please
with perfect iuEncss. The committees
wern rrlccipd with guod judgment and
I'D thcir duties we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Yesterday afternoon he a .l ,ls NV iss
mit.ee N and Fort Worth Chai7
A. 80 p a. NJ. awarded the con
ter NJ; i,,iIsinc he Masonic Iemi1
tract ~ .,c- Id Second and Main sirel'
o. ~ ee,ogssed building has been re de.,sl
I3e pr ,,s detail IN ibis paper. ne p So
e I'll Il 8 SIS 200, and Arthur q ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

THE VETO is FILED.
FRIDAY afternoon Mayor Paddock
y veto OF the increase in the police
,soution.
'e1t of the document is as fol-
'o7 Worth, Texas, Dec. %, 1892
+ " y honorable City Council Of the
- ss,lssn,-lt is with more regret than
nal language To express, that l
s,,r.'.fained b. sense of duty TO
~ F1yers Of the city, 10 return with
~, vpprorul resolution adopted at
" nv meeting Of your honorable
|lit,n on Tuesday the Goth inst.
N =. lot an increase OF the police
\ ie.i. no qaptious spirit, and without
M 70 liup0se any individual opin-
|tsisl yonr honorable body that ]
ssiiN ny approval Of this resolution.
aus', up the estimate of expenses
er,ssllag the city government for
II IA - year, aud making a tax
& diset NE same, this question was
,,s,,-..i,a sed, at several meetings OF
b -sss and ~ estimate and tax
zist made, based upon the main
n ss9 ihe present force.
tt.r,. me sum OF $1,000 to the ex-
IN " The police department, with
|tie provision for payment would
= K dedciency which would. pre-
rissob, f'y from paying its expenses
\ - os,inus and nacessitate the issu-
~ y tnps INCREASING the cS-
n '.liing additional burdens upon
D Payers.
~ REQUIRE constant watehfulness,
ssin,s,S ani a street adherence 70
4 ~ made e trnnshct the bus
/. a. sly, within the lines laid ont
si1iss i-iltgre from them viii. in
IS e,,b result IN trouble.
nv q ra.',iy concur with the ma
'o1f honorable body, iliat 3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The crand inqulsitlou for the
county Of Tnrrunt took q recess yester-
day until Jan. ., 1893, after -
last sitting having found 1873 indirt-
inonts. = Of these being for felonics,
: returned yesterday.
The body decided to adjouru finally
Yesterday, but when il went into court
and Foreman Quayle made the an
nouncement TO Judge Green. the judge
highly eomplimented the grand jury on
its work. praised It's fearicssuess IN FER
rctting ont high crimes and misdemean-
orr. smoke Of the good il could do the
community by continuing IN tho same
styie. 10 when he suggested a reconsid-
Grafton Of the determination 10 adjourn,
though he would not insist upon holding
them II Il was imperative fheY should
separate, the body returned 70 the grand
Jury room and determined 20 continue
IN session TO tie end of this term Of
court. II necessary, though the next ses-
sion. that - 20 begin on the End Of Jau-
uary, Is ostensibly for TWO weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The entcrtainmont Tor raising funds 10
equip the company for u proposed TRIP
ton closes tonight The attendance has
not been IN Keeping with what this or.
fauiznt0n deserves, md il b hoped that
tonight Will find q fili house, FOR every
one surely Is Interested In ihe landable
undertaking of Tho boys. a special font-
rre. will BE- tho aurtimaing of City bcauii-
fol dolls. commencing az s O'Clock. Give
ibc company rouHing turnout
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
LIVESTOCK NOTES

w r. Moore hns just closed deal
FOR 200 Of tie Burnett O0sl Ranch,
steers. far witch be has paid so lcr
hsal. They nre said to lie onf 81 de
finest lunches q cattbe ever seen in
70 fed ca eoifonseed meal and corn
.isli. He recently sold D bunch % feed
era from Denton Of & per pound h
Kansas City
J. A. Matthews, q PROMINENT stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
AorgL ARaIsals.


W. NaL1Cr Denver. ~. w. Johnson
f.ra3en. VIM z. i1lHHh NfW Oifanai II
~ FArfler tleln Ia1. hiIa AIefid Nf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

SluNcFS court were Wfllttu UP anu All
official copy Of the order TO the sheriff
regarding the use and abuse Of the pub
he or court house square was served On
Sheriff Euless.
The text of the order Isl
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
The state OF Texas,
County Of Turrant
In the Commissioners Court,
Dec. 10 A. d., 1899.
Whereas the public square around the
court house IN the city Of Fort Worth.
Tex, is now being occupied and used
for other purposes than those for which
the same was provided, greatly 20 the
detriment and annoyance OF the citizens
who have occasion TO use the same
IL is therefore considered and ordered
by the court that the sheriff Of Tarrant
county, Tex, be and is hereby ordered
and instructed not TO permit the public
square around the court house IN the
CITY OF Fort Worth, Tex, TO be use.l
and occupied for the purposes herelhni-
ter specified. to-wit:
First To sell by auction or otherwise
any livestock, goods, wares or mercnnn,
disc. except such as may be required
by law or the order Of any court TO be
sod al the court house door.
Second. For the display or auYertise-
nent Of any patent rights svoir, Mni'9
Third. For the purpose of keeping or
running a knife-board or other device
for profit or amusement.
Fourth. For storage place for ms
ebinery, implements, boxes or other ar
( tieles OF any kind whatever.
A true copy from the m ba1S a U s tbe
S oaI ~ said court, this, the 21st day of
December a. join p. KING.
County Clerk, Tnrrant County, Tex.
Nv las. r. PR0SSER Deputy;
same question may arise Of the re-
spective rights Of jurisdiction OF inc sits
snd he county in policing the square
9.u ~, his lecnl authorities diher. hui
10Th Ale sheriff and the city maarIahal
S,ant 10 gain the same end they VIII NOT
'i9 Tbe square Is county property, BY
doed from NJ. II. Johnson daupg nas s
~ 1876. mud Squire Nance, VINO VIZ w
Int clerk who moved the records ~
eoun, of that year from Birdyille 70
1us, Worth said Il was an absolute
G Io ~ the county for use as a punne
s9 SECTION AZ Of the city charter El. ,i
~ city EXCLUSIVE police powers over .te
streets. alleys, public sfounga' ~ No. 49,
IN the corporate hnlts' i YIN e1,,re mas.
~ spacial act Of the leglslaulre, W..
II he presumed. IN CONFORMITY
ca 60, ~ he existing laws and with dae y.
WIN ". ~ tbe constitution. The chattes
ssra abe city was not passed M neFe n
amended. BY the last lesis lli IS have
tbs e1se ,-s',rriafion Of the square. but
ne po,,s o,, ms improved Il, just as
me count nisizen would IMPROVE his own
pIiNa,sa tbe cts health officers have re-
lo,; al1 NJ u" county 70 clean up the square
Wien Il was nesdfui