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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20
THEDENION OFDESPAIR.

Insomnia, and its twin brother
Dyspepsia, are the offspring of dis
ordered stomach. A positive cure is
found in Beggs' Dandelion Bitters.
Sold by all Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20
NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIME.

NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIME.
ff'HE Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western Rail
Il way changed time on Sunday, Dece mbe
9th. Trains run as follows:
Leave. Train No. Arrive.
MarStowuc t5Ges. m. "a milwaukee, 81 20 a. m
Manltowoc $50 a. m. s Milwaukee rIO 80 a. IN
Manltowoc Tll0 p. M. . Milwaukee 1S.55 p. m
Manltowoc TSdS p. m. + ( Milwaukee al 2Opm
=, Leave. Train No. Arrive.
Manitow ooT4:N p. M. l Amigo 4g:5Op IN
Manitowoc .9:54 p. m. 81 Ashland $500 a. M m
M Manltowoo ~ =; m. ashland iop.
Leave. Arrive.
$40 a.. m. 7:40ar
2:25 y. p:25 a. m
5A5 .. N, 520p.
.Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 3 and are "limited" trains MAKING
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
between Milwaukee Chicago and Bcssemer.
lronwood, Hurley and Ashland. Breakfast
tgolng SOUTH and supper (going northl arc
served In dining cars between Chicago and Mil
waukee. go
Nos. 5 and have through sleeping cars be-
zen chicago and Milwaukee aud Wnusau
aud parlor cars between Kaukauna ana Ash
land. anu -A'H
Nos. and run between Milwaukee and
Amigo, with parlor cars between Milwaukee,
and WauSau.
Nos. and run between Milwaukee and
haukauna.
All trains make close connections in union
depot at Milwaukee to and from Chicago
For information or tickets inquire of
{. ii. HUtHTHAUSEN, Ticket Agent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20

One half of the worlds tin i
mined ir the Straits settlement.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20

Buy Dullam's German % cents Cough
Cure at f. G. Buerstattes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20

The first American ship was the
Restless, launched at New York in
1910.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-07-20
CIRCUS DAY Is NEAR.

IN motion board ADJOURNED.
ARTHUR REICHART, City Glen k.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

She was an auburn haired, middle aged
woman, and us the Sixth avenue IL" train
stopped at Blocker street she rose TO leave
the car. Suddenly she halted and looked
at her hands, then ct the scat she had just
vacated, then at the young man who had
been sitting beside her.
Are you going to get off heref" abruptly
spoke the guard.
She turned again to go out and then
stopped, and looking pale said, "Oh, dear.
I've lost my pocketbook."
I'VE can't wait for you," rejoined the
guard, while half dozen passengers were
looking on the car floor for the lost article.
She cast her eyes too often ut the young
man beside whom she had been sitting to
add to his comfort He blushed as he sur
missed her suspicion. The search continued,
and the station gong changed for the train
to proceed.
How many pocketbooks did you havei"
queried the guard as he looked at her right
hand.
only one, of COURSE came the excited
reply.
whats that" inquired the guard as he
touched the article which she was clutch
ing with nervous grip.
"oh, myl that's It'll How bewildered
amp
The train was moving as her skirts brush.
ed past the gate, and dozen women gggled
who were probably just as tickle as she
New York Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
LITTLE ITEMS.

J. II. Ncffctt travelling salesman for
VIM. Henry Il Co., has lO-pOuud girl
to cnll hiR papa.
Another shipment Of silver came down
on the Denver last night, on route 10 the
mint at New Orleans.
Two nice gentle family ponies, also
one single phaeton, nearly new, left for
sale at NARROW Bros. livery stable
The Rock Island railroad has its rain
maker at Enid. the new town in the
strip. and so far his experiments have
proved successful.
Burt Thompson and Lloyd Dickey, the
two boys arrested Thursday for bur
glary were transferred yesterday FROM
che city lookup to the county jail.
There are now about twenty men at
work on the Federal building The force
is being increased constantly. The laying
of stone will be resumed next week.
On yesterday Dr. A. p. Brown re-
celved his appointment from Commits
sloner VIM. I.ochrcn through Hon, G, X.
Bed US examining surgeon in the pension
bureau Of this city.
Al members Of the a. j Chambers
Hose company No. arr earnestly re-
quested to be present at the meeting to-
night at s o'clock, as business of great
importance 10 the company Is 10 come
before the house
| "A gentleman came IN lhhl evening from
Colorado City with large gray wolf,
which he said was only ten months Old
| The wolf was us big as full-grown grey
| hound, and was very tame. 1t attracted
quite a crowd at the depot.
| The air pump, by which II is expected
| to increase the Aow from the artesian
| wells. is ready to be started, but the test
| Is being delayed because Of the non
| arrival of an expert under whose super
vision the test will be made.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embnlmer. Full assortment Of under
takers goods gu hand, Takes full charge
Of funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3li West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth, Tex. Tele-
phone No. 157.
Capt L. A. Huffman brought back
bundle of rice grown on Judge James
Jackson's farm in Chambers county. 1t
is considered the finest rice ever grown
In TEXTS Mr. Huffman is very proud
of It and has given II prominent place
10 his office on Main street.
Edward Trail in advance Of Mr.. n. S
Wood is in the city. MIR. Wood Is an
nounced to appear here next Friday
matinee aud evening, IN his successful
play "Out Ia the Streets Mr. Woo
carries all of his own scenery, which Il
said to be exceptionally elaborate ant
| realistic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
THE HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The mat.
ter of committee clerks came mp in the
house immediately after the reading Of
the Journal on motion to table.
On motion of Mr.. Grain of Texas to re-
consider the vote with which the pro.
vlous question was ordered on the sub
stitute of Mr.. payntcr u Kentucky. re-
ducing by eleven the number of clerks
proposed by the majority of the commit
tee on accounts, On division there was
no quorum and the ayes and nays was
ordeW 70 settle the point, The motion
was tabled 10y vote Of liz ayes, to 81
nays and tho report Of the committee
On accounts adopted.
Mr., Loni uG California rising.toa lues-
tlon of personal privilege. called attention
Of the house 10 the fact that two res0lu.
iiops OF inquiry he introduced a week ago
had not been reported TO the house. The
first was u resolution calling upon the ut
tosney-genernl for the Instructions given
The United States district Judges and
, United States marshals relating TO Tie
Chinese exclusion act
Tho chair held Mr.. Lond's resolution
privileged, and the previous question OF
the resolution WAS ordered. 1t was agroct
to-
The other resolution was calling on tn,
SECRETARY VI the treasury for the instrnc
tons forwarded the collectors OF Gus
toms and other officials Of the depart
ment with n'ference TO the enforcement
( ~ the Gelry law. Ii was also agree,
TO, and the house a few moments late
adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

In times past there was in a certain Law
school an aged and eccentric professor.
General information" was the old gentle
mans hobby. He held 1t for incontrovert-
ibie that If young lawyer possessed a
large fund Of miscellaneous knowledge,
combined with an equal amount OF com
mon sense, he would be successful in life.
SO every year the professor put on his ex-
animation papers a question very far re
moved from the subject OF criminal law.
One year It was, How many kinds Of treea
are there in tue college yardP" The next,
What is the makeup of the present Eng.
hsh eabinetin
FINALLY the professor thought he had In
vented the best question of his life. It was,
Name IL animals that inhRbit the polar
regionsn The professor ohuckled as hs
wrote this down. He was sure he could
pluck" half the students on that question
And II was beyond doubt that that OPP
probrious young loafer. Thompson, would
TAIL But when the professor read the ex
animation papers Thompson. who had not
answered another question, was the only
man who bad solved the polar problem
This was Thonpson's answer, six seat
and six polar hears.p Thompson got hii
aygree with distipction. London Tit-Bits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
THE RuFfED GROUSE.
He Hears and Sees Everything. and Moth
ing Escapes His Notice.


ing Escapes His. Notice.
There is not in existence perhaps a bird
that knows more OF the surroundings In the
places he inhabits than the ruled grouse.
he hears, he sees everything Nothing es-
capes his notice. This is his home. He
lives about here all the seasons OF the year
--seedtjme and harvest winter and sum-
mer. He knows well also every wood, ev-
cry covert, thicket and stream In the vlcin-
ity. When compelled to leave this place.
he has several select spots to which he flies
for refuge.
One Of these retreats may be in dark
and gloomy nook under the outrageous
foliage of the woods, or 1t may be in a
clump Of dense and impenetrable ever
greens or among the witch hazels or amid
the innumerable and inaccessible sapliugs
OF the gentle, sloping woodland, or it may
be in the open wood. The sportsman will
soon come to learn tho location of these
spots by carefully watching the flight Of
the bird, but the grouse also will soon be-
come aware Of that fact after he has been
disturbed few times and will go no more
there, but direct his flight elsewhere. The
grouse never flies without knowing exactly
where he is going, and when he starts on
his way nothing will turn him from his
course, for In my experience l have seen
but one bird change his line of flight. l
once saw grouse crossing u field fly di-
rectly over man and a team of oxen plow-
ing.
But the ruled grouse practices at times
mode OF flight that Is extremely decep-
tive as to his destination. In the hollows
he will fly straight ahead through the mid
die of them for 200 to 300 years and then
talte n wide ttlYn of ubout 90 Yards and
coming back the same distance alight on
the brow OF the hill. He is now in IL posi-
ton where he can see the sportsman APP
proach and can watch his movements, and
where he would scarcely be looked for. II
discovered, however, he flies along the top
of the hill, keeping well out OF gunshot.
Such birds are hard to find again, and the
mystery is where they CO.
As the grouse resorts to strategy to es-
cape from man, he is also compelled to do
the same to save himself from his other
enemies. recolect being in the woods one
morning on pleasant day in October and
seeing hawk sailing above a hemlocl;
tree. Approaching the spot / discovered
near the top on limb about four feet from
the body of a tree ruffed grouse. The
| hawk continued for some time his circling
movements when he began gradually to
| descend.
The grouse seemed lost when as the hawk
| passed near and to the opposite side Of the
tree the grouse like n holt shot from the
limb, and flying only as grouse can lly
made for the dense cover, which hereached
in safety. When the hawk came around
and found that the bird had flown, he rap
idly assembled and was soon lost to sight,
Forest and Stream.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
IN THE CITY.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

There was very pleasant birthday
party given in honor of Miss Maude
Evans 1T the home Of Mrs. Brown. cor
ner Of Bluff and Pecan streets last night.
The attendance was very large, and the
cajoymeni. TOO, was more than that
which usually attends such gatherings.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Those present were: Misses Alande
Evans. Maggie Evans, Annie Evans,
ArteIa Martell. Martha Trunx. Mabel
Murdock. Ida Bruins, Nora North. Der
tina Rabb. Hattie Scott, Mabel Smith.
Nlessrs. Clareuce Wallace. Whsle Pierce.
WIN North, Burt Rogers. Harry Bounds.
Charley Williams. Jerome Gabert, Al
fred Askins, john Scott. John Farris,
Clarence Clark. Delos Brownson. Ed
ward Grard aud Oliver Socket.
Mr.. and Mrs Lingenfelder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Girard and Mesdames Smith,
Brown. Pendery, Whitehead and Wins
wer also present. and assisted the young
folks to pass the evening pleasantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
POSTAL CLERKS BILL.
THE SUCCESS OF THEIR MEAS
uRE ALMOST ASSURED.
A circular whIchis of Much Interest
20 the Eleventh Divisional Letter
From the Presiden; Of the National
Association.

,.o.- 9. % fSna.
HOuSlON, Tex sept
ciall-The following card is sell e1-
,lsnatorv.
i..r- IN ~, ,,,..,.. 90 tho Eleventh
10 Al fos'ai S'eiA' VI
Division:
"Gentlemen---I am in receipt OF a let
49,. 80, Nv w pi,c,,,nar Of Detroit.
yer from W, w. p'''A'''.' -, assa
Mich, president oil our hauVhni $50
citation. which presents such tangible EVIL
dence ~ IN. fntnre snccess of our bill
49,, mart of
ihat l teei iilpeiieu 10 give you ~,
the same through the columns OF Inc
Cazetta for vnur earnest consideration
ana prompt acloh'
Mr.. Blackmer states that our legisla'
,iva committee will he without a func.
:, - pat.
uoh unless caiieu upon 70 ac' ~
master Bissell or Mr.. Dickinson lne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
THE INSIDE TRACK.


The Jennie Holman company presented
the mclodmma, The Inside Track" at
the opera house last night. This is the
play in which Oliver Doud Byron gained
fame and reputation, and of course the
presentation Of the piece by the Holman
company Is compared with that given by
Mr. Byron and company.
Miss Holman was cast for the part Of
Jerry T,Rddle, q rag-boy. This role was
not suitable to Miss Holman. and gave
her little opportunity Of exercising what
talent she possesses. Mr., Cooks portray
al of The character Of Harry Denbeigh
was only acceptable, and he did not grasp
with any degree Of eagerncss any of the
possibilities of his role.
Mr.. Van Etteu as Jim and Miss Olive
Grove a. kitty, Jim's wife, were the
hest characters Of the play. Mr.. Van
Etten was pleasing and at times
comieal villain. while Miss Groves work
was at all times really g0ad. She posses
es a strong and musical voice. and hand
les Il cleverly; her acting was smooth.
effective and pleasing, and altogether
She filled every requirement Of her part.
The other characters did what WAS
allotted them well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
ARMY AND NAVY.
The Union Meeting in ST. Louis Fin
ishcs Its business and Adjourns.


ST Louis, Mo, Sept % The entire
morning session today OF the regular Ar
my and Navy union was taken up with the
election OF officers, which resulted as fal.
lows Jas. l.. lockwood u chicago nation.
al eommaHder; Hcury SCHNEIDER Of LVdyon.
worth, kas., national vleccommauder;
John 10. Howe OF omaha, Neb.. deputy
Nicc-comnndcr; r. ]. flaming Of Column
bus, o, national adJutint; A, q. e. neheus
q M,lwnnkee, nAilonai paynnstcrt nnd
-. Coz OF Nj. Vernon. Ind, national cap
The I'VE cnmradcs selected to act az
the board OF trustees are. H. Thomas ST.
Louis, Geo X. Downs, Erie. IA, W II.
nuhr, Dclwit Mich; Chas. n Eddy. Iinf.
falo, ~ ~; and John II. Kenny, Boston.
At the Afternoon session the officers
were Installed, committee was appolui.
~ 81 draft new rituu Tor submission
10 the next aaunal session,
resolution WAS passed recommending
that pongress lie pedunned 90 pass q law
reducing the time Of retirement from army
service FROM thirty 10 twcnty-nye years
and also 30 urge upon the secretirles IL
MAR aud navy 10 Issue 90 ali honrahly
ewing them pfcfsrencc IN ohtalning siiual
| troll
me per capita tax was increased frou
/ 20 10 50 ccuth iNr aunnm
a petition WHY ordered formulated nSkino
congrees 10 rrcfcate the rank OF lieutenant
general that General schoncld may be ap
u was dcsided 10 meet a. rhicaro Ia
| February, ls95 and, after transaetlnr som,
minor rontAne business fual edionrnneul
was inkrp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
PERSONAL,

Residents Of Fort Worth who have visi-
tors from other towns will confer ~,
vor on The Gazette by sending notice OF
tho fact 10 this paperl
j. j Conkling OF Dayton, Ohio, is In
the city,
NJ. Levy Of Memphis "A at We Airing
ton Inn.
Ed Richardson Of arshall Is stopping
al Grlochio's.
J. /. Carter Of Floyd City, is guest
at Ginnochio's,
w. A, Brlyton OF 81. Louis is guest
al the Arlington
O. II. Maxdcld Of 81. Louis arrived In
the city yesterday,
H. l.. Gilmore Of Kansas CITY, Is stop.
ping az Ginnochlos.
Mira NJ. u. Allen Of Kansas City /,
guest at Ginnochio's.
MIR. j. Earring, Of Wcst Texas. i,
visiting frlends In this city.
" ID. Thompson Of Gnthrie was amona
the arrivals In Fort Worth yesterday.
Alex Hirsehfeld and wife leave Iii
morning for shoot trip to Galveston.
NJ r Nemherger and u. l.. Richie,
and wife Of lincoln, Now Mexico, are il
Tort Worth. "
j. ]. Roche AID family leayc mi
morning for sisit TO Kansas City an,
the Worlds fair
Mr. r. A. Huffman and wife hive ~
turned after a three weeks visit 10 thei
farm In Chambers county.
NJ. Fox OF Chicago, " IN Fort Worth
u. n. Slvlges u New York Ciiy al
rived In Tort Worth last night, aud /
atopplng at Ne Arlington.
Walter II, Norris Of Rosenberg. Ma
arrived IA Fort Worth last week, an
VIII make this his home. having acncpi
ed position with the Texas Brewin
company. ~ cooper Mr.. and Mr., Nol
are stopping, a. present, with J u
Moiit Mrs. Norris brother.
+ q, Hord Texas agent Of The An,
engine works. who has been makia
Fort Worth headquarters FOR ssvc-l
mouths, lett last night fog Hot spsiagl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
cIEvELANp,s DETERMINATIONS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-Presidant
cleveland has taken occasion to deny
clare that he is IN favor Of the ntili1o, inn
Of silver 50 far as Il can possiblv Ia
done with safety 10 sound currency
This expression regarding the president I
position was, according to Goyernor
Jones Of Alabama, made to him In fbe
executive mansion in Washington YES.
lerdny, and by Coy, Jones was repestea
e. the Associated Press reporter teJsy
Although Coy. Jones was asked n nun.
Der Of questions as 10 additional deoInro.
tons OF The president, be said he an not
public 7''''N'Sn'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
BUSINESS.
GALVESTON FAILURE

GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. 22-(sp4-
ciall-M. Manoyich, grocer and board.
ing-hOuse proprietor. corner of -Four
teeuth street and Avenue A, assigned
today to j. NJ. Mayer. The following
creditors are preferred In full: George
Schneider & Co. 1888. 03; Andrew Fol.
lett, $500; Pabst Brewing company,
S400; Davis, Rosenberger n Levy
S4T5 .09; Galveston Fruit company,
sos 40 and other lesser amounts arr
pro-nted. The total preferences ar
S201T 81. Liabilities not stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
A TEXAN DID 1T.
A Dispute over Claim In the Strip
Ends Fatally.


KINGFISHER, q. r., Sept. %
tSDeciall-last evening two 'men by
the name Of Little, father and sou.
became involved in dispute over a
claim near Waukomis with man named
Williams from Vernon Tex. One of the
former struck Williams ON the head
with an axe, rendering him unconscious
for about one hour. After regaining his
senses, Williams borrowed double
burrclcd shotgun, went to Little's camp
and emptied the contents of both bar
rels full in the faces and breasts of
the father and son, killing them both
instantly. After holding an inquest this
morning. their bodies were brought to
HenneEsey and shipped TO their home
in Iowa. Williams was brought here
and lodged In jail to await trial. 1t is re-
ported that two more men were killed In
fight today in Enid. Particulars have
not yet been learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
THE GAzTE W WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER28 1888

the poi,ee the slip FOR tonight a notice
WIS i.seed hy Chief Harrigan offering
$500 rrwarl for his capture. He IL
,iparribaJ rs being - years " age. five
fecl eight in,hfs tail and wtlglliug lI5
pounds ,iean shaycn. sandy hair,
dressed IN black with soft black hat and
wounded in forearm, -
Central FOR information leading 10 his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
He WASN'T CAPTURED.
Train Robbcr Hardin Was Not APP
pretended NJ Ccntralia.

ST LOUIS. No, Sept. %. The state
weat that Jos, $. Hardin, one Of the
Illinois Central train robbers, had been
caugh, near Centralia, has proved to have
heen without foundation He has beea
traced 70 this city, where Il Is learned
physician extracted several huckshot
from his arm and let him 80. without,
until too late, suspeciinr who he was.
hc has apparently succeeded In giving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

During period financial disturbance the present you find
necessary talents energies the management
your affairs
safely delegate the work to another
anyone his ability, would be unable to
safely Investments well as you can
moment be forced thus to turn
your in the event Of your
think about avoiding risks and pro
than the spirit Of tho tesaors views They
generally experience the business they trying 70 wind up
nxpsrience, possible 10 cent or 10
per cent o value OF estate
recognize this statements nevertheless you
assuring life for the amount which in your udg
rnent your in winding esate
easily ouomizng In living expenses pay from your In
premium policy 100000 issued tho strongest
wordrho Equitable Life Assurance
Society o 100 Broadway New York
you your win be instantly In the possession
100000 money win have orh pad
4onesi "A times Ike Ha>
live and take TOR example, on the
ear plan, will yourself rich reward on tho
maturity policy
following Illustration such policies maturing
in 1898:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 22.-On the
petition Of Manuel, Knauth a. Co, credl-
tors Of the ST. Louis Rattan and Wheel
company, the latter concern was placed
IN the hands of a receiver. Liabilities.
$4,000: assets, S10uOOO. John ID. Steg.
man was appOinted receiYer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

WARRINGTON. Sept 2a.--Thc Richmond
AM nnanyite fast ulan from New Yors
SSlht M,,3lslnngten heginning sunday. SEPT.
tween New YORK. Washington and New or.
isans INSTEAD u between New Ynrk ana
non soin.ry As az present. TINS expeiit.
great commercial ccnters ~ ths SsSn .ie
East ana those Of the South aud Wesi. 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
MURDERER JONES,

Wanted in Texas, Kills Two Detec-
tivos Who Attempt His Arrest.
JACKSON Miss, Sept. 2o.-J. W. Jones,
wanted In nm county, Texas for murder,
shot and Killed chas. stiles and John STAN
ley, two vlekshurg detectives Who attempt
ed 70 arrest dim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
UNpER MARrIAL LAW.

WASHINGTON. Sent a2.-The
state department has been informed Of
the issue Of a decree BY the Colombian
goyernment, declaring the city pf Barran-
QuillA under martial law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

BRUNSWICK, Ga. Sept. 22.-Three nev
cases ~ fever today u mild charnrier
john II. Mnliln, ex.pollceman. Charles All.
Ivan. pilot. and J. 9. Folkerson. sailnr
There are now nineteen cases under treat.
ment