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ItTook Trouble, But He Got II.

About two or throe month, ago pur-
chased from you bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, put up in Des
Moines, Iowa. Such good results were
obtained from Its use that enclose
one dollar and ask that you send me
two bottles by express-5J., A. ScRlvEN,
IS Il. 10Th St, New York City. 10 II,
II, Lane, druggist, Peek'kill. N. Y. Mr..
scriven is president Of ono Of tho largest
shirt factories in New York, and widely
known in business circles. When
troubled with n cold give this remedy q
trial and, like Mr. Scrlven, you will
want II when again in need Of such a
medicine. 80 cent bottles for sale by
druggists, D&w
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CHICAGO, Feb d-Cattle, receipts 10000 head;
export steers IS 2Jab 70 good TO choice 81 76aj bO
Others 81 6Oli ca; stoCGfs 81 0la3 y; COWS 81 0la
400. Hogs, receipts 5000 head; shipments 400
head; market lower; good to prime heavy
butchers IS OOas d; fair to. good heavy mixed
81 OJai so; pigs und slips IS 6Oa6 bO. Sheep, re-
cclpts 1000 head; shipmGnts 200 hCnd; mnr'
kot heavy: natives 81 4OR5 GU; westerns 50 OOa
o %: feeders 81 25ai 10.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Feb 4.--CattlO. receipts
500 hcnd; shipments GO hcad; market nothing
doing uli through conslgumCnts. Hogs. receipts
1850 head: shipments LOO head. market strongi
Mi grades IS 00as 40 Sheep, receipts 200 head;
shipments 800 head; market strong and TN
changed.
CiSclSNATI o., Feb. d.--Ilogs strong aud
inOnls 1850 head.
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A MoTHRn,s SONG.

Vifgiaia FrdnklyH, IN HarpF's BGsqL
Hush, my baby; gWeetly rest.
MOther's boy feels no alarm
Plllowel soft upon her breast,
He knows nnught Of earthly harm,
What though lie be dark ana sad--
Mothers love can make II glad
Little child, close to my heart,
See, ! prcss you closer still,
For your dear weight heals lts smart
Even have known LIES u
What dream you OF tears ana Signs
While you gaze In mothers eyesY
Baby mine. my bopny lad,
DO you guess your power DEAR
Earth egnRot be dark nor sad
To this heart while you arc near
How can life be Rughl but sweet
When Child-lOvC makes II cOmplelev
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

ImAvE had catarrh for twenty years,
and used all kinds OF remedies without
relief Mr.. Smith, druggist, of Little
Falls, recommended Ely's Cream Balm.
The effect OF the first application was
magical it allayed the inflammation,
and the nett morning my head was as
clear az bell. / Lam convinced its use
will effect a permanent cure. 1t is
soothing and pleasant, and l strongly
urge its use BY all sufferers. George
Terry, Little Falls, N. Y. MwF&w
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You Nool MOI Dis 10 ROAR Dcnotlts.

A good investment in life, protection
in death, Ia the result obtained by n
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, Of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, and the National Life In
suranco Association, OF Hartford, Conn,
under definite contract
Fully paid up stock (Sl00 por shars)
pays7 per cent per hnnum.
All secured by Arst mortgages Oh i'm.
proved city property.
For further information or agency
apply 10 A. Rocder& Son, Dellnire, o.,
managers for Wost Virginia or TO
Mlchaol sloln, agent Fulton. w. Va. 8
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All Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try it free. Call on tho adver-
tised druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. L,
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and got sam
pie box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as well MS copy OF Guide to Health
aud Household Instructor, free. All oil
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing, Logan Drug Co. g
drug store. A
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CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-The cold weather and the
lce.coyered fields, which reports from the coun,
try referred TO, caused the wheat market 70 oRsn
strong at about yesterdays closing prices. =, me
receipts In the northwest were again very light,
and that was considered an additional reason
for tlrmness. There was little outside Buying.
tho theory that tho Ice formation is lhIurlng
wheat fields outside business WAS not ohe'tenth
what II would be nnder other conditions.
Tao corn market was dull but firm, anu the
prices az the close showed a gain OF 5sc since
yesterday,
Oats lrmer.
Provision market was active and lower.
Flour uull and unchanged,
wEpHEcash M spring 7lc No ID, sS E,ls
AceS SRscssa NJ ' ic feGFa%rs ia4iGa
4lc; May 47Isa4T94a473sc; July 47'9aA714ci August
t3rSI4s-ceh No, ., al,4c; February al%ci May
3isEa3i IAl3I54c.
RYE-No. ., 59lLsc,
BARLEY-6lc
FLAXsERD--Sl TX.
TlMoTIIYsHED-Si 90
Mss poRH-Cash sl0 25al9 SIiS; May Sl9 ioa
'I, sspgtase 81 70; May 81 csNall 7Sall 7oi
sllosn II RiRs-cash SO lOMO 90; May $40 O5a
saoULDEps-s9 s7%alO 90; short clear $40 C5a
BTrryR-Hlgher: fancy fresh creamery 2sa
2SISC; diaries 2iN27c
Edds-EIigher at $50.
NEW YORK, Fob. 4.-Flour, receipts $1,000 bar.
rols; exports 400 barrels; sales 6,OOO Lar.
reis; market dull and steady: Wheat receipts
1900 bushels; exports $1,000 bushels sales no.
00O bushels Of futures; spot market trmer; gp'
tons very dull; No, 2 red March ls14asO14a
SOhe; May s2l{o; July s!1sasjIfaS5!sC. Com,
receipts 10000 bushels; exports 5000 bushels:
sales lSj 900 bushels OF futures and 1000 bushels
Of spot; market dun; .ungraded mixed 6SAc
March Jal4c; May SSsla5S1 la5SItc. Oats, re-,
Celpts 6S 900 bushels; exports 80 bushels; sales
5000 bushels Of futures aud 10000 bushels Of
spot; market quiet and firm; May 9sHci No.
Chicago 3Oc mixed western SSaag1ac. Hay
steady; shipping 6ju70c; good TO choice NlAVoc.
| Hops Qulgt and ensy; state common 10 choice
2laS5c; Pacific coast 2la2iG Cut meats quiet
aud steady; picked bellies He. Lard dull;
western stcam eli IN March So 90: Mny Sill 90.
Pork dull; old mess $40 26al9 %; new mess
$40 10. Butter firm; creamery 23c; do factory
S2a2SISc. Cheese firm. Eggs firm; western
| fresh 4OGilc TGllow dull and stronger; city
| 7hC. Resin firm at 81 10 TurpentIne quiet and
| firm. Rice firm. MOlassGs firm; New Orleans
9GaSGc, Coffee steady at 5a20 points up. Sugar
firm,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. 4-Flour dull
Wheat firm; No 9 red and February 77ISa
7754c; March 7S4a7S14c; April, I9NasOci Nay
Sic Corn firm; no, 9. mixed February 52Nc;
March 5lha5l}lc;, April 5llIa5l5lc; May SliI&a
February 4OI4ailLC; March 4OHaIlAc; April
| 4lailt @; May 4i4c, Eggs firm; Pennsylvania
flrSts 3gGiOc, Cheese firm.
CrSclNSArI. O., Feb. 4-Flour in fair dcmaud
Wheat steady; No. 2 red I2ci receipts 1900
| bushels; shipments 1900 bushels. Corn stronger;
No. mixed i2Tc Oats. dull; No. 2mixed Ssy4c
Rye stendy at Csc. Pork quiet Ut SO ~. Lard
| quiet ut Sli S7H. bulk meats dull Rt $40 62L
| laGou firm ut si9 d, Whisky quiet at 81 Ia
Others unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Fob. i.--wheat, No. Cred spot &c
L ia, Nnvn ,lnF In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

When Baby was Dcf, wO eavo her caStoriA.
when lhew was Child, she cried for castorIA.
when sho became Miss, she citing to cOstoriS
when shs had CbIIdrsa, sAO suSOtAem caS'Orla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

NEW YoRE Feb. 1.-The market for petroleum
stock exchange. while only aOOO barrels changed
hands al The consolidated board ut 6is6c, clos
Ing offered d that price against OlISc last even
Inc
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NEW YopK. Feb. a.-The weekly bank state.
ment shows tho following chunges:
Loans Increase "..,,,",.,.,..''''... v,L5V,aVt
SpeoO. dCCTCNsG... .,."",.,""'...'.,"'' l,DlS,3J.
Legal 0ndCrs.,."..."....", hyIVyg
Deposits. incre0Sc... O,OgO,g0y
Circulation decrease. UOOOO
The baut now holds slS,G53,OOO In excess o
tho requirements Of tho % per cent rule
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Metals.

NEw YonE, Feb. 4.--plg iron quiet and stehdvi
American si2 76alO 10. Copper dull aud stOndyi
lake $500 Lead quiet at 50 ", Tln quleti
straits Sg0 70.
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Pennsylvania stations
[VHBgRnSyIVdnla LINES.
wv Trains Run by Central Time.

rtcHgr OFTiCEs At pENNHTtyAuiA .HTATtoN o.
MATTu IT., EuuT OF EIEvEHru Br.t WifEnltNd,
AT MOtlUhE liO1nE, NiiEEi.tEn, AND AZ fnh
PENRRyLvANh STATION, bhlpnEfOmr.
gnurnwrEr SyHTEa-"rAp HAsDbE 1louTrh
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wife-"oh. John, how much l love
you'll" Husband (reaching for pocket
book)-"How much ?"-Smith, Gray &
Co.'S MonLtlm
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CiNclNNArtl o., Fol-, l,-Cotton sIeadyi mid
ding We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhouln, fever
sores, tottor, chapped hands, chllblalne,
cOrns aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curos piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed TO give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
abox. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

The Portuguese budget shows q de-
iicieRcy Of some SlG000,oO0. Many new
taxes are to be imposed to meet 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
PINANoR AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
New YORE, Feb. l-Money on call quiet win
all loans ut per cent, closing offered ut per
cent Primo mercantile paper plaS per cent
Sterling exchange quiet at 81 s5ai 81 Sales were
10000 shares
The stock market showed increased narrow
ness to-day, and the industrial stocks again u.s.
sumed prominence IN tho market, both ~ w.
tiyity aud the width Of their fluctuations. The
railroad list feels the effects OF the gold oSY,
ment on full, and to add TO the strength OF lhl5s
Influence advices from other centres shoWen
was lacking. The iRdustFlals, principally sugar
ana Dlslillers, Weir again prominent, p0tn Shun
Ing good gains, Among tho railroad llSt heau,,
ing, New England, RlchmQnd q West lolnt nu y
Chesapeake & Ohio were active, but lneEe was sn,
tendency among the last named stocks 70 IsACs
from their late advance, aud their huciua'lo .is
were unlmpOrtant. The rest OF the market was
entirely without feature, and me CLOSE was
rather Irregular under the Influence OIL the uh'
favorable bank statement,
Railroad bonds were active,
Government aud state bonds dull and steady
BONDS AND arocE QUorArIoNs-oLoSE HID
I, s. AZ 1897 Nashville Chatt,.. 50
u, s. IS 1881 New jersey Cent 1900
u, S, AIS rcg,,,,n,,l0l Norfolk & WeStp S7a
Pacific IL OF lVS,...ln5 Northern Pacific, Is
Atohlson .,,,,....... SiJ4 do preferred-"..,. ~
Adams ExpTesSr...l5T Northwestern: ,''.''' ";
American ExpTeSS.ll9 do prei0rfed,",;'' il1 q
baltimore & Ohio h New York CentraL'lioia
Canada paOl6c.,..., E6ISl0regon lmpToYo't, IS
Canada Southern, bTt9IQreg0n NNY,..,'''','' ~
Central Paclhc....,, % Pacific Mallo,,r.','' ia
Chesapeake & Ohio 70 pittSburgh";."'''''''l nI
Chicago K Altoll,.., ld8 Pullman PRlnce-., lg7. 4
Chi Bur. & Quincy, l0l ~ Read Ing. DOS,g
Chcugo Cias',,..,,,,., 0i Richmond IerIn,... ll9s
O., d. 70 ISL L., o. do prei0rred,.,.,., "
Col. Coal K Irorl,..,.- Rock lslRnd..,..,,, 67H
Cotton OIL CerttlG iG1{ ST. PGul.:"",,..'''''' S!ih
Del & lIudsou.,,..,,l3iI5 do preierred.p'. ~
Del, Lack, & WestiSiiSSt. Paw y omah@' et5s
Den d n q, preFd 56k do preferred,.,,,. III
Eric, 2jlSUgar RGtlnery.,,. l32l
do preioTrCd..,.,.. billTenn. Goal& Iron. S5sg
Fort Wayne, 100 IToxas Pac0o,...,,, OF
Illinois tentrlI,'.. lOEJl Tol, < o. Gen. pref, 10
Kansas & Tex. pref 25lSl Union Pactc".,..'' y "a
Lake Ere Il Vest, q Y. $, ExpreSs",,'"" "
do preferred ,.,,., 40 Nv, st. j. ~ F..,r-,, IA
Lake shor lG0 do preferred .''''" IA
Lead Trust ,.......,, 40 Wells Fargo fS '''-'liO
Louisville & Nash. 1875 Western Union VSis
Memphis & Chas,,., 30 Wheeling y u Ew ~
Michigan Central. l0iA do nreIerFed-''"'" IVA
Missouri paClllD... b7lSI M.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastotIa.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


ON md Rtter Monday, December II, Palgenget
Trains will run as follows: 'DailY 1Dauy SA'
rnnt Sunday. CenLrnl limo
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PnlApEtRluA, Pa, Feb. 4.-Flour dull.
Wheat firm; No. 9 red and February TIA
773c; March 7sNa7s14c; April 7!gNGsOc; May
sic. Corn firm; 10. = mixed February 52l3c;
March 5lkajlAc; April 5l1TahlS4c: May 6llTa
SIC. Oats steady: No. Q white 4lc; No. white
February lOHaiI1Ic; March 40%aiiAc; April
4lGtlt O; M2y aye Eggs firm; Pennsylvania
frytq glnl0n Choose firm
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 4.-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red re; receipts 5000
No, 9 mixed PIC. Oats dull; No. 2mixed 1870.
Rye stendy at Csc. Pork quiet ut SO 10 Lard
quiet ut 'sl1 S7H bulk meats dull at $40 G2H.
taeou firm ut st9 o. Whisky quiet at 81 Ia,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
MARTIN DAVIS, BRUTE,
Shoots and Fatally Wounds Ms Invalid and
Deserted Vile Wa1ahaohle tho
Scene OF tho Crime

waxahcbic. Tex, jan 81 Spociall
Martin Davis. noted culurcd uhurnrttr
Is confined IN tue county jail tonight under
"a strong guard
Just before noon today Davis went 20
the home OF HE wife's mother. where the
latter has been staying for some tim o., aud
without word ~ warning drew d iN.Chll
be- revolver and fred three bullets Into
the left eide ~ hcr body ana immediately
feel After Goa exciting chase. however. the
officers captured Hnd placed him iu inil
The refusal " Mrs Davis to again live
Will her husband after he had crutlly
Abandoned her for year was the only
motive for the crime Soon after her mar.
riuRe 10 Davis the Wifr'H health began TO
fall ANA for many months she was an lu.
valid, DAVIS Immediately deserted her aud
has contributed nothing tn her support
since. Recently her health has been luuruy.
ing, and learning this. Davis sought to ~.
feet a reconciliation and visited her fcw
days ago with this object Mrs Davis re-
fused tu have unything further Ia do with
him and ordered hlm tu leave nud not ~.
turn. When departing DuNis threatened TO
call again, and IN She again refused ne
would klll her lie kept bis word aud
called again today with the result above
snted. Mrs DnylF wounds are pronounced
uinl
lhe negro element ls highly excited and
lyrhlng hnH been freely discussed this
afternoon. but lhr precautions taken by
the sheriff VIII probably prevent this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
The HATCH BILL PASSES.
How the Senators Voted on the Question.
Coke and Mills Record Their Votes
Against The Measure.

Washington. Jan 81. The anticipation
ON passed the senate today 10y a vote of
40 go I'D, Following h the vote IN detail
Yeas Messrs. Allison. blackburn. Cun.
CaIry Chandler, Cockrcll Cullum. Dav-
Is. Duboisc. Faulkner. FELTON,. Frye. Gal
lugher. Gordon, Hale. iiunsbroug. Haw-
10y. Higgins Hunton. Lby. Kyle. Nc.
MILAN Henderson Mitchell. Morgan.
morrill,, Peter. Perkins. Pcturcw. Prove
tor, sherman, Shoup. Squire, Stock
bridge. Teller Tupic. Voorhees,. Walt
hall Washhurn and Wilson 40.
Nays Mcs,rs Berry. Blodgctt, Butler,
tuurcy, Cameron Coke. Daniel Dawes.
Dixon. Gibson. German Gray. Harris,
llill Hiscock Hoar. Jones. Ark Nc
Phcrson. Mills, Palmer. Plat, pugh,
Hanson, Sawyer Stewart. Vest, Villas,
White and Wulc0u. 20.
Pairs announced between Mcssrs. Car
Isle ana Paddock, Aldnch md Quny.
Bate and Allen, Jones tNcvuda) and
Saunders Pascor and Casey, Vance aud
Warren.
The bill b. the one passed 10y thu house
Of representatives On the 9th of june,
lSl2, with various amendments by the
senate thereto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
BUSINESS.
AUSTIN FAILURE.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 30. tSpecial) -.
&. Book, retail furniture dealer, this
afternoon filed q deed of trust conveying
all his stock of goods and insurance poll.
Cies thereon to Frank humiltun for the
benefit OF the following creditors, the
first seven of which arc preferred.
Geo. j. King, n. y, $1,000
W. a. Preston, Rutherford, n. J.,
$500
Geo. J. King and w a. Preston, trus.
Mrs. j. II. Bass, Austin. $500.
J. II. Raymond a Co., Austin. $500
luinS Duty y Mitzgcr company. Phil
adclphin, SlGl2.3l
1hos Madden, Son & Co., lndiouapo-
Us, S2St.T7.
j. II. Dewey company, Rochester ~.
y, SiGG.5O.
iIaupctcr & EcdioG, st. Louis, S115.-
81.
Fort Madison Chair company dowa).
Si4STJ.
JOS. Wild " Co., New York, $l37G-
90
j. $. Ford, Johnson X Co., Chicago,
SlI1,22.
Eckhan ~ co., New York. S12S.S3
Rockford Furniture company tll
S2GT.5O.
Handicapped Desk company. BurlIng-
ton NaJ. SI1I.
Wilson X Bradbury, Philadelphia,
S252Si.
Total liabilities. S17,553.5G
No inventory Of his stock rs set out In
the deed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
TAmTRE M HOUSTON

Houston, Tex. inn 80. Special f.
II. Ray, lumber dealer filed a chuttlc
mortgage at 10 o'clock saturday nitht
ON his stock of lumber. etc Tie places
his assets nc about $4,000. with lHbili-
lies of S1g, S3O22. divided as follows:
First National bunk. $500; The O'lIder
500: j. W. Roberts. receiver, Siijl2S;
n W. Huffman. 500: King a kaufman.
S4G22: Ben Reisnor. $50 rs; 4. Boring
4 Bro. S223S}: Phoenix Lumber com
uuuy. $50: g. Bender n Son, 500; III.
ID Taylor & son. $50: George Dumblc
S25: Max Roscnthol. S77.T3; Il. c. Sea-
mans. assignee. $4,000; A. Wilbert Sons
Lumber aud Single company, S96S4I;
Weavcr q Williams. Sl6639S; Haln q
Newborn Bros, S2O965; w. NJ. Cruise,
S21GGS; II. c. Millpr a Co.. $500 50; H..
r. Hcwes. SlT2OT; Olive Stcrubcrg q
90. SlD5 50: l. Mason, Sl2lO2; C0lla-
han-Lewis Manufacturing company,
S615.45: A. Wilbert, Sons 4 ConSOOS.41;
Burger n Bumgnrd, S9G.l5; H. G. Sea-
mans, assignee, SJOOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

or any Confederate soldier or sailor who
is or may be a bonnhdc resident Of the
state OF TeNas under such regulations
auh limitations as may be provided BY
law, provided such grant shall not ez.
ceed S0OUoO for one year, provided this
section shall not be construed 20 prevent
the gfaut Of aid IN case of public cRlam.
liy various amendments were rejected.
IN amendment by Mr. Henderson OF
Milan making the amopnt 100000 was
hy Mr. Rogan Of Caldwell-An amend.
mont providing for adding peneion OF
~ per month for INDECENT or dieabled
Confederate soldiers aud sailors who NAV
NOT become inmates of the Confederate
nome. Mr. Roran made n very pretty
speech IN support Of the amendment.
MT barry gave us reason In its fnv.
or mat there were some old COnfederntcs
who were INDECENT but could not benr lie
idca Of being In the Confederate home
away from their old associations
~ Mr.. Nelds-An amendment max.
ing the punsi0u $40 per month
MT Moore offered n substitute some
what similar 20 MIR Rogan'R, which was
pending when a motion 10 r,cOmmit lila
resolution prcyailcd--and the house adj.
Journed OH 40 o'clock "Wednesday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
A FLASH NOVEL
Detailing The Lie Of the Dallons and m
Chase Alter Them Causes Trouble
In Official Circles

Guthrie. o. r., Jan. .-(Special. "A
few weeks ago some flash literature
publishing house published dime novel
life Of the notorious Dalton brothers Ia
which Deputy United States Marshal
Ransom Payne figured as the Official
hero who had trailed them for years aud
finally run them 10 earth This book hns
been the cause OF big row I'D The
United States mnrshal's office here ana
Marshal Chimes has revoked Payue's
commission. and in published letter
charges him with furnishing manuscript
for the book. making himself hero and
traducing MS fellow officers. when IN
fact be never attempted 10 90 after the
Daltons aud WIS always sick or got
thrown from bis horse when there was
any real danger 10 be- met The matter
Is creating "a big sensation aud there win
likely BE- some big damage snite III
nothing more serious follows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

additional clerk to keep record Of mar.
dons, and in favor Of apprupr,niine
SzO!NO per year for improving the exc
ucutive mansion.
The committee on elections Is stil en-
gaEed with the Cain vs. Cain case. which
VIII probably require their attention an
the week. 80 far The investigation in
dictates that the contestee viii retain his
seat
the committee on revenue and taxation
has not. rs first stated agrcod on rate
OF Tux on telegraph companies The
Fra2ir bill, just INTRODUCED, proposes
y rate as noticed in the house proceed.
mgs
The printing committee will report
tavoruhy the bill authorizing the secre-
tary of state To sell the Texas reports
on hand nc 81 "a volume.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
The Cabinet Discussed the
Trouble for Some Time.
COMMISSIONERS MUST COME
And Lay the Matter Of Annexation Fully
Before This Government
Moil Smith Thinks England VIII Make a Great
Demonstration Why the Unlled States
Should Possess tho island lis
Strategic Value.

Washington. Jan. 31.--The discussion
ot the Iuwuin at Che cabi.
net meeting today was informal
and there being nothing before the
body for ts consideration 40 action WIS
taken. THE matter oi The reception of
the commissioners OF the provisional gov
Crnmeut of Hawaii concerns only the
president and the secretary OF state with
Whom their business must be transacted
The commissioners OF course viii be- re-
ceivcd COurtrOuly and their proposition
listened TO with sympathy. but what
Uromueuddtipu may be- mude will then
hc determined. II may boz said there
WI be no prccipitato action upon the
natter 10 cannot be- disposed OF in a
day nor IN week. There win be no mos.
saEe iu congress from the president until
after the commissioners have bucn heard.