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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
rgLEeRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

| The D, rlisment of Canada hss been called 70,
the di patch O. business on February %.
The Ferdinand street branch OF t1e BIZ.
ton electric light compsry was betrayed
By Are early tSis morn!tg. The lose Il
es,ims ID at $500 600.
R.v. Peter Hsnnart, Vicsr general Of the
Dslros diccaae, and the oldeas priest 10
o!nt OF service 10 that city. died Last nigh.
o! the grip OF ss Mary's hospital.
DanI. NJ. Borne. weIl.kuown S;n Fan.
ci.oo poIlt ciar, hes been arrested 10 the
City OF Mexico. under tlo mining lava OF
that country, and placed IN prison.
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnson, niece OF Pres.
ideut Buchanan, has given $1,000 toward
the purchase Of "Whestland," Buchansn's
home, to be used az park for Llnta,sar
city, Pa.
A. B. sprecles, secretary OF the California
sugar refoerles, denies the report that the
American Sugar R fuiog Company hss Sc.
cured control Of spreckle's California and
Philadelphia re6neries.
The French steamer Patve, which saitd
early in Ja6uary from Tuols f,r Marselles
ia supposed TO have been lost with all on
board during hurricane whioh swept oye,
the Mediterranean shortly af.er she let.
Tunis.
The Gaze OF Bishop Foley VS. Henry Fir.
negsa, which has been In court for fou.
years at Benton Harbor, Mich, hss bttn
decided iu favor of the bishop. The case
involves the title to a large tras OF land
formerly owned By hermit named J4ues
Finnegsu.
TIE handsome G. t1oic C1u;ch at Goa.
| neIsVille, Pa, was de-. t oysd by FIRE earl,
his morning. None Of the valuable patti
ings. records, furniture, t., could be got.
tan cut. TIE guiding, incudirg con!en!c,
was valued at 100000.
The Philadelphia tug boat Gsdisfen u
day starts 10 asarch OF the British bark
Hu!chings Bros. abandoned ct sea While Oh
voyage from Parnambu,o for New York
with valuable cargo ofsugar. Should the
Gladisfen succeed In fading this de-ei!d
chs will be recompensed, ss the 7es'e IL
new ons and Then last seen seemed to lie
In good condition.
The correspondent OF the London Times
a. Valparaiso Confirms the report Ct The a.,
tack by q mob OF armed men upon the house
OF Dr. susrez at Mendozs, Argentine Repub-
liz, where g number CT The members of the
Pfovnci.l Chamber were holding meet
ing. The Times correspondent adds that in
addition to the killing OF Senior Navaj .,
Secretary of the Chamber, several Others Of
the legislators were ssssssinsted.
Postmaster C ,nerh, Wansmsker has removed
the postmaster at Morgsntown, Ia, because he
criticized President Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
RRnM WASHINGTON.
sso.as, osrreseosSeses of tie Alexandria eass'se

gspseas Correspondents of tie Alexandria edsssse
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Jan. %. 1882
Judge Ashton OF King George county
Va, Wac al the Cspitol to-day 10 tae ins 81.
est OF bill to psy J. Fl. Redmond, OF his
county, far vessel destroyed BY the federal
navy during the war to prevent her falling
suto the hands f the Oonfsderates.
Coi. VIM. Ktgours formerly of Alexan-
dria, Is here to-day On his way to hls home
nt Rockville, from Arr apol,s, where he hiss
been during the Senatorial campaign In the
legislature there. he says the election OF
Senators German and Gibson Is the best
shiDg that could have been done for the
party, and that spencer Joaes Of Montgom-
cry county will be elected stste treasurer.
l. ia ssid at the Capitol to-day that On
agreement had been made by which the late
Jastics Bradley was to resign toward the
CLOSE Of the present administration and the
President appoint as his successor Attorney
General Miller, bis, the Presidents, e'a IaH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
Railroad Ac ident.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 90 The passenger
train on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
c.fic Railroad Was ditched abott IA miles
from Council Bluff, Iowa, last night By he
spreading OF ths rails. The traiD, which Yves
not running at full speed, was wrecked end
number of passengers badly fu't. The
train at once took fire from the stove and
was consumed. together with the mails.
The financial loss is estimated at gao COO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

CHoKED BY MADMAN The sheriff oil
Washington county, Pa, on Thuradsy
brought to the D,xmouot Asylum for the
Ipssne O. A. Williams. Williams was rep
resented to be harmless imbeoiie and was
placed in q large room With twelve other
harmless patients. E,rly yesterday morn
ing the ksepers vera attracted t. the Ts.d
By great turmoil. They found that VII.
l,ams had choked James MoAfee TO death
and had almost killed another inmate
named Brumeli In the same manBer. Will
lIams had torn sheet int1 st,ips. O1e OF
these he had tied around McAfes's neck
aud choked him. He was killing Brum ELL
In the eams manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

Court Of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Hodges va. Seabosrd and Roaboke Ball.
road Company. From the Circuit Court d
Portsmouth,. Reversed. Judge Hinton de.
liveripg opinion.
jordan vs.. Ks'z Order Of dismissal set
aside and cause reinstated on docket.
Richmond and DsnvilIe Railroad CON-
psny va. Collins. Farther argued and con.
timed.
". ". Willouehby allowed to practice IS
counsel In this court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

THE FEMALE iamates of the insane aeJ-
Inns are ssat to those places not only to be
nurssd, but to bs treated and cured il pcss'
BILE. For nurses there are none more CON-
patent, efficient and sympaihe'ic than can
be found among She women OF Virginia. e nd
with such they sro supplied. But expert
snced and skilful physicians, who can ME-
ister to g mind deceased, sre not to be founo
either among Virginia or New Eogiand
women, and therefore tho proposition no"
before the Virginia Senate 10 compel the
boards of directors OF the asylums. against
their coBvio.loas, to appoint women doctors
ID the female wards of those aeylums, should
bs voted down. iii. be not iodelicste Tor
sane womsn to have their bodily ailments
treated by male physicians. Why should IL
be otherwise With insane women. In the
treatment OF their men'sl diaaases?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

IT NOW turns ouG tust Commander Evans
was .oidedy too previous in the matter Of
the Chillan refugees on his ship, and the
message he cent to the Gillian government
The whole CHILEAN t-ouble is the direct re
sut Of ths unwlss ard improper proceedings
OF Minister gan aud Commanders soh!es
and E ,ans. and to them may be justly at
tributsd the millions Of money thrown
away by this government 10 not only nsa'
lass. but consoles var preparattons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

AS THE republican m, jority In the U. :.
Senate had nothing 10 gain By repeating o
st.tuts 1t had enacted, and as 1t would have
been necessary to repeal that statute Id Or
der to exclude Senator Gall from bis seat
In that body, the judiciary committee there
o. as previously announced, has reported
unanimously that he is et titled to his seat,
az the GAZETTE said would be the case from
tbs hrtt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
CYRUS W. fields Condition

NEW YosK, jan. 23.-Oyrus W. Fields
physician, Doctor Fallsr, called at the hcuac
of his patient It $50 liz morning. He said
that iucipient pneumonia had act 10 30 well
as congestion oil tae lungs, but did not ,hlr Z
that Mr.. Field was In immediate danger OF
death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

UNLIKE Pnuadeipnis ADD Boston. New
York has always been friendly, and sympn-
shizsd with tbs South. Rcd "a the vote OF
Nav York Ia necessary to the election OF
dem ccratic President, and as t1e best way
to secure that vote ls to nominate the favor
lite OF the democratic of that State, the South
will be as disposed next June, IS it always
hes been since the war, to follow the lead
of its psrty allies Ia New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
Communicated.

Communicated.
As the Fire Wardens have put horse to each
hose carriage Of ths fire departm Mt curing this
bsd weather, think the citizsns Of Alexandria
would bs better pleased if they would continue to
do this, then the volunteer fremen would be
moro willing to work and they would not be
tired snd worn cut when they arrived at fire
By having pulled hose rosl,-sonotimes very
long distance. There is o very small expense
atsSohed to this and 1t would make our depart
ment much more efficient. Z. 7. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
TEWELRY DEPARTMENT.


Stick Pins, Chain Pins, Jersey PIne,
Bangles, Rings, &c, &c, at sto1t one.
half their actual vaur.
Gold plated and fancy Stick Pine, SC.
Silver plated Bangles, twelve in
burch, 1Oc
Bcw.knot Stick Pins. Fancy E. ameltd
Stick PRS ami Black Slick Pins, from 10
to 15c.
Bow.knos Hairpins and fancy HairIius
25c.
Birthstone Ringa-all sizes, 81 qusll.y,
Solid Gold Biagq, plain, 25c.
Rhinestone Earrings, in drop aud zcrew,
25c.
Sterling Silver Bail Earrings, 25c.
Children's GoId-plati d Br :ce!e;s, CSC.
God-plated Watch Chatslsin g 25c.
Gol1-plsted Fob Chains, with fancy
charms, 25c.
(First floor, 11th-st. building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

Some fashionable ladies' are not satisfied
with ready.made fans, but must have them
made t /, order; they are, however, Satisfied
with Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup at 25 cents and
lake IL regularly.
Zone Ere burns out another'a burning"
and most pain suffers RoRs to be cured, but
Salvation Oh is painless and certain. II
costa only 25 eenss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

WHY TIE sons of men who, By U. s.
ssasSts, are prohibited f7ep holding ocmnis'
s;oos In the o. s. army, should be as de-
sIrous of var with Chill, as some Of them
ssem to be. Is one of the many things which
no fellow can fnd out, except Themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

Altar thyee,days' ression the directors OF tn
Union Thee,osicsi ssmioaxy, and the conference
committee appointed by the last Presbyterian
General Assembly announce that they have
reached decision. Whether DR.. Briggs will BIZ
allowed to cccusy tbs chsir OF biblical he1logy
or ros the committee refuse to divulge. They
ssy that the arrangement are amicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
sATURDA es%N JANUARY %.

Two QUESTIONS we're enough to destroy
t,e vh,ls st uouye Of Mr.. Stanioro's 's'e
sneech in the q. 8. Senate In favor OF us
bill for printing aud lending g0Vsfn"sas
money at two per cent. Interest on isoeea a
a.ou,itv o,s was, whether or not in 8 iEee
and equal coun,ry, the and graot railroads.
and other corporations owning immense
trao,s o., land, would not have as muon tlsh'
n borrow thst moreJ ss the poor o"D.f
=, ,sw acres? Aad the osher vas, II u
von,d not be necessary. in order to give
ava,v land owner an equal chance, t. nave
a government lender, with salary, 10 every
oauosy In every State and Territory OF tue
Union? Mr.. s.anford's ex-parsher, Mr'
Huntington, Gays the former is TO- strong 10
b,s III llect, and the spesch referred 70
,,os far To Gus ain that assertion. Lac
smour t 10 be distributed by Ms. start ra'
hill i. one hundred million dollars. But
that ann would be snetched up by tie ficn
land owners bef,se thu poor owners OF smai'
mo,tYsged farms Ia obaouye parts OF t'e
,onntrV wou,d know that the bill bad oeen
psssed and they would relend 1t ST BIZ
mar cent. or more, thus increasiOg thei'
riobes at the expense Of those the Dill IL
non,jna,Iv. but 10 no ether way, intended to
honf6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23

AsrHEaE never was any cauae for war
With Chilli, there will be no such war, that ID
If Congress have common ssnse. Bot. II OFF,
ervlas, the result vould By no means Do as
speedy or as oartain SIS soma OF the ''neoss
sunpose. l. Is s. far cry from here to Chiii,
thousands of milea, and many soldier "ouio
bec,me sharks food before he reached there,
msny mora would die for lack OF tresn va
Ter after landing, and a!ill more "ouio sue
cum5 to The privations of an Inland marcn
through the bad roads of that country let
son, those who would bite the dust rom
the enemy's bullets. Ozone hundred t1ou'
can men who might start from this coun'
Cry, and 1t would be folly to send smaller
number, their commander would be forlu
nate if twenty thousand would be hs Tor
drt7 when drawn up on Gillian soil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
DIED.

On F,iisy. January 22d, at his home, in this
city. GEORGE q. HEWE5, in the 74th year OF
his age Ths funeral will take lac, from his
late reaidenca, 1923 south Lee street, Monday, the
25.h instant, at 2 o'clock p. m. Friends and SC.
ags;n,snces are invited to attend, No towers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
B UCKLEN' S

UCKLEN' ARNICA SALTE,
The BEST sALvE in the world TO- Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Eheum. Fever sor,s. letter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblsins Corns and ell Skin
Eruptiors, and positively cures Piles, or 10 pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect ssris
faction. or money refunded. Pice % centa per
box. For sale by e. 8. Lesdbcster & Fro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
TINE MEMS DEPARTMENT

Is embossed v it'll active interest just nov.
The Jsnuhry sale OF Unlsundered shirts
goes successfully on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
| CORSET THOUGHT.

ANEW lot of Electric" Co SETS, N sdi-
um length, light weight, c'rdod buat, all
s.z.s.
SOC pair.
Second foor, annex 1Oth.st. building.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Woodward ( LothrOp.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

WE ia SELMA TIE YOU
With fabrics, charm on with colols, be-
wilder you with besu tut novelties, graf
ify you with honest worth of goods. ut
we add the ma ter stroke when We name
the figures with WITCH we win your pat
ronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-23
INFANTS LONG AND SHORT SLIPS.

Long slips, made of fac qua i.y CAM
brio, tucked yoke, edged with Hsmburz,
wide sashes full high flaevea, or OF nsiL-
sok, for naht wesr, sleeves ard neck
flushed with Fainsook embrci iary, 75c.
Short Slips. msde of Ane quality cam.
brio, yoke Of tucks and Hamburg, high,
full sleeves, 72c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
CoLoRADO'S VOTE.
1T WAS PRACTICALLY A DEMO
CRATIC VICTORY.


In an informal talk with the Hon.
Henry Fnrinau of Denver. Col. mn eV.
plapntion of one of the greatest s,,r-
prises of the late surprising campaign
was given
the Republican column and the re.
ports of these OBJECTIONS came In
never caused a greater sma.a
than the loss of Colorado '4 1rog
the Republican family of states Every
one knew the state was not Democrats
on any true Democratic issue tbnt the
campaign presented, aud vet the two
congressman elected had been Demo.
Gratis who Joined the populists on tbe
silver question, and defeated two stnl.
wnrt machine Republicans, who hnd
they been elected, would have been
good for the force bill. high tariff and
every other ultra Republican measure,
Mr.. Furman's explanation is IN sub
stance this.
The success of. the Third party in
Colorado does not mean a triumph Of
the sub-trensury idea or of the govern
ment ownership of railroads. If these
two ideas had been advocated the
Weaver vote would not have been
worth the counting In 1883 Harrison
had majority of about $4,000 out of
vote of about 10000. This year Wea-
yers majority exceeds 14,OO0. and
80 per cent of these voters are opposed
to and would fight the sub-treasury idea
ana the government ownership Of rail.
roads, MIR. Furnan canyassed the state
Tor the Tree silver ticket and never
heard the sub-treusury ar government
ownership of railroads advocated. The
victory was. gained alone upon the is
sue of the free coinage Of silver. Wea-
yer, in speech in Denver, declared
that If there was a lock in the electoral
college, he would use his influence 10
east his electoral votes In favor OF the
party most favorable to free coinage.
John sherman. who was the principal
speaker for Harrison in the east, re-
peatedly declared that Harrison would
veto free coinage bill, but he did not
know what Cleveland would do. This
had much to do with the vote
There were only two electoral tickets
in the field, viz, the Republican ticket
and the Weaver, or, as it was called
then, the free coinage ticket
The Weaver or free coinage ticket
was elected by union between the
Democratic vote of the state and
large and respectable element among
the Republicans who We're unwilling 10
vote the Democratic ticket. but who
were willing to vote for Weaver on the
free coinage ticket us u protest against
the financial policy of the Rrnubliruu
party upon the silver question. This was
the single issue. The result shows the
willingness of the Western Republic
ans TO abandon the Republican party
upon the silver issue. If the Democrat
ic party viii wipe out the Republican
fraud of 1873 In demonetizing silver
and will restore silver TO its constitn-
tional place 10y the side Of gold where
our fathers placed it and where IL stood
for nearly 100 years TO the entire satis-
faction of the people, then Colorado and
many other Western states will become
Democratic suites Then the South and
the West united, will become indepcnd-
ent of the east. and the permanent sue
cess of Democracy viii be assured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

y.
s.nnstniAs holidays tho pemo....,.
M, ,iopin c9npcl tlle couindttos NJ Y.
XXX thnse bills back to the sena,e NJ
v ,h q test Ynte as 10 wheti,e- n IVY
sbaII Of tho American people for ~ rsl W.
~ Is believed that the oon,,;n "A
~ ~ INC democrats aud low tariff n, Nv,ss
nVnns can compel the ndoption a. NV
measures of relief witlont dSn, 'o.ss
!, tre sllhent Harrison will hardly ysn, NV
An effort should also nrnpntI,. l..
maue TO withdraw from tbe eses,, t oe
rue INDUSTRIOUS power he now boi5N . w,
~ oee A,cNlnley law under the preiensa
a. IeVlntocilyl to place hides. sugar fes
and e9ilee on the dutlable list. whetc,er
nnu ior 50 long time as he nieSs ~
me descendants Of peonle Vyha v,o,ti
hot snner Il British parliumeut ~ ~
pose triling duty on la cannet ha , ,a.e
tlnphauc IN repeating the Same no,,..'s
kIpssy expanded when exercised nn,,r
tue sole direction OF one rnnn M , ,,,o..
eht law Is q blot upon our lesiel~tii,
me repeal Of the cruel blood.tnx ~,
lulhlhc aud its beneficial results ,,g,,
instruct our congress In tho wisdnw ~
striving down separately each abnse a.
II is clearly disclosed. william, n,,s,, as
i1s execution until the countless sebeI-
, u OF me Mckinley law can be grasped
a ~ declded, We do not need an army
oil lobbyists to guide ana Inform congress.
men ana senators as To their plain dutv
Let US nave an end Of jobbery."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
ON APPROPRIATIONS WILL MEET
AT AN EARLY DAY.


Washington, Nov. IA call VIII bo Is.
sued soon for a meeting VI the house cont
nlttce on appropriations at noon Monday
NoNcmher - next This will give the COM
lhttee about u weeks time in which to pre-
pare some OF the regular annual apprOplta-
ton bills for action OF congress when Il
meets Tor the second session. II Is proposed
To push RAPIDLY all these measures for tile
nalnteunnce Of the government next yenr,
and rs the treasury dcnnrtmeut has prom.
lsed TO submit estimates for Inc Districts of
columbia, pension and fortlhcutlons Hppro-
nrtAtiin bills bv November Is there seems
10 be no good reason why the house should
not have one at least. " these approprla-
ton bills ready for action ms soon AZ ii
meets. Exceedingly henyv payments made
the treasury In the trst quarter period Ot
the hsciu wear caused some dismay among
the members Of the upprauriAtiun commit
zee. For the hrst four months Of the year
these payments have exceeded by SlUOOO. ..
OOO expenditures for the corresponding ne
Rod the preceding year. which means an In
crease for the present vrnr ~ $4,000, go,
while Tie authorizations for the year are
ony sl2,WOUO greater thin the Hpproprla-
tion for last wear. IN plain English that
means m The estimates Of the committee
lDll gu1u the deficiency Is on account OF
the pensions " SSG.nO0,uOO. which will have
10 be- met hy congress at the next session.
In addition TO the appropriation FOR pen
sious for the next fiscal year there certainly
IL not less than SiaOOOOOO0. So the total
appropriation that congress must make FOR
pensions nnst necessarily aggregate not less
than Sls6,OO00OO. With this enormous sum
added 10 other approximations necessary to
carry Oh the government and the decreased
importutlons Oud consequently recciptsi OK.
pected TO result from the agitation of the
tariff question. II will be seen that the APP
proprlntion committee has rood reason to
feel dismayed at the outlook and TO doubt
their ability TO prevent the deficiency In the
national account.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
az lNIpoRrANr MEETING.

New York, Nov. 15.-Thc Southern
railway and steamship association aud
the executive board held meeting here
to-day. 4 report was presented to the
executive board and the association, de-
yised by Messrs John VI. Robinson. Col.
II. s. l<aine, Milton Smith, Col G. ii.
Phinisy, Stuyvesant Fish and W. +.
Clyde. II was adopted by both associa-
ton and executive board without dissent.
The report provides for closer relations
between the Southern railway and steam
ship lines for the maintalnancr Of rates
The report urges the consolidation Of
interests ami pledges each line 10 stand
firm In the future upon the question of
rate agreements. The report also pro-
vides that the executive officer Of each
line become the representative Of his
line in the executive board the officer of
the board being ut the same time mem
Der of the association,
The executive bourd will comprise
about thirty members. It meets again to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. t5.-fSpc-
cial. Gen. Frank Wheaton. command
err Of the military department Of Texas.
to-day issued an order detailing twenty
priyates from the Third United States
cavalry and three officers stationed at
Fort Sam Houston to assist Gen, X. g..
Dyrenforth and his party of government
rain makers In their work Of conducting
experiments here. Gen. Dyrenforth aud
Prof. John Ellis spent the day in sur
viewing the surrounding country to find
a suitable spot from which to operute.
They selected the Fort Sam Houston tar
get range. embracing 800 acres situated
two miles distant from the city
The material. consisting of 4O,OU
pounds Of explosives nd,equinments, VIII
arrive Tomorrow and the active work Of
arranging for the rain making expert
ments Nill Immediately begin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

Dublin. Nov. 15.-'rhe combined ma
tional federation meeting was held here
to-day. A majority Of the McCarthyite
members of the house Of commons were
present.
The meeting adopted resolutions favor,
ing the immediate introduction and
steady prosecution Of a home-rule Dlll
RaIfours impndent attempts 10 discredit
The evicted tenants commission before rs
Investigations were well begun, which
showed that the uuionists feared the re-
s,lt of the inquiry. Resolutions in favor
of a liberal measure Of amnesty, aud the
continued support Of claims OF eVicted
tenants were also passed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17
FOUND.

BREAsTPIN-FoUND on SUNDAY. iaih
lust. near Fourth street Methodist church,
u ludirs' brcastplu. owner can get same
by calling at my office and paving Tor thiH
notice, Thumus y. West 1O.N