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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RIRKN.RoMNN FlGHT.

Houston. Tex, Jan 20.-lSpeaal)--
President Charles Dickson Of the Olym-
pic club today wired young Jack Burke
asking IL he would meet Andy bowen
before the Olympic club In April for
purse of $500, to weigh IN at the ring
Side ut 1873 Burke az once replied that he
would meet Bowen who has the selec-
ton Of the club aud purse. lie wants
the weight 10 be fixed &C lSi, give OF
take two pounds. As Bowen has every.
thing else In his favor. 4 Is expected
he win agree 10 the weight clause and
the match may be- considered as being
made. Jack Burke Is tho champion light
weight of Texas, and has a good record
as Il fighter. Ilc as defeated by Danny
Needham under unfayorable circum.
stances, ms lac was not In training aud
only entered the ring to accommodate
the club. He Il confident Of his ability
to whip the Creole, and will 10 over 10
the Crescent city well backed up by
Texas money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
MATADOR NEWS.

ador, Tex, Jan. 2O.--CSpecialO-
we bad another big snowstorn In
Pal,ry. Generally speaking the vim
here has been severe. and prom
continue 50 throughout the greater
4 81 the winter The severity of
ether following the protracted
which was visited upon this coun-
y year makes the burdens of life
hafl on the average West Texan.
,{altle in this county have al-
qled this winter and the denizens
West win witness the death Of
lnon during the snowstorm now
re- Halter ourselves with the hope,
~ that large small grain crop
harvested this year.
IONS are circulating In this county
X the legislature TO reduce the III
o. school bonds TO a rate not 10
~ TO the section. The legisla.
'gln also be asked 10 continue the
'aW N some shape In this portion
country possibly mike Il a local
Jaw Both these measures are OF
70 the people Of this immediate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
HOuSE CAUCfrs

Austin, Tex, Jan. Specially
Eighty-three members Of the house at
tended the caucus tonight called Of sup
pOrters of the platform on which the
governor was elected Mr.. IL. w. Ro-
gun of Caldwell was made president,
Mr.. Jno. Il, Curry of Van Iant vice
president and l.. y. Wilson of Har-
rison secretary. Reporters aud all per-
sons except members of the caucus were
then excluded.
speaker Cochran proposed Roger q.
Mills for the caucus nomination for
United States senator aud he was Sc
lected 10y Il rising vote.
Mr.. H. II. Henderson OF Milan, who
introduced Governor HOgg IN a highly
eulogstic speech In the first Joint debate
between Judge Clark and the governor,
occurring at Cameron. was selected 10
place Mr. Mills in nomination aud Mr..
Geo. +, Finlny of Galveston. j. Il. Onion
Of Smith, John II Cochran of Dallas,
r. Il. Hood of Parker ana j. L. Curry
were chosen 10 make secondary speeches
In the order named.
The organization of the cnucus was
made permanent and Il will meet to act
on all questions relating 20 the issues
declared upon Ia the state Democratic
platform
The Populists win select their candi.
date for senator In caucus tomorrow,
which win probably be Judge Nugent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
COCnRAN,s RuLINGS.

Austin, Tex, Jan. 2O,--(Speciol(-
Speaker Cochran's ruling today In the
matter of the Chambers resolution 20 re-
scind the action of the house In nuth0riz
Ing members to suscrihe for thirty cop.
les of daily newspapers marks n new
departure In parliamentary practice. aud
one that may have an important bearing
on future legislation When the nfigi'
raj resolutions was passed, It's author
moved to reconsider and TO lay TINT mo-
ton ON the table which latter motion
was adopted. Under common parliament
tary practice that finally disposcs of a
question
When tlis point Of order WIS nude
against the consideration Cf the Chau.
bers resolution, the speaker ruled that
the house could always rcsCind any nf-
tirmniiye action and that there was no
binding force Ia the tnbling of a motion
TO reconsider except in case Of the de-
fiat of proposition, when by such nc.
ton IL was finally buried. The ruling
for which no precedent was cited. will
become far reaching in It's effect, II ad'
hered TO. II means that law IL never
| passed until the Legislature has adjourn
/ cd or II has gone beyond the reach Of
! both houses. H. is easy 10 foresce thai
In the event any bills are passed whicl
! are holly contested the speaker viii
have TO take back water ON his rulinl
! or the opposition may renew It's attacl
every day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
coMMITTEE WORK.

Austin. Tex. Jan 2O,-lspecial D. lhe
senate committee on state affairs held =
meeting this afternoon aud considered
tho bin uuthonzing the comptroller 70
select three daily newspapers n me
state Ia which 10 adYertise Tor bids lof
state asylum supplies, The e0mmittee
decided 10 report fayorebly.
qha memorial from the Daughters OF
the Republic asking for an appropriation
fo fence in Sar Jacinto battle field ana
10 erect monument thereon, was us
cussod by the committee, aud while no
action was taken, there is no doubt lnhl
n bill win be reported IN accordance VIII
the terms Of the memorial.
Tls eon,uitlee on roads and bridges
this afternoon Considered senator yss
ters bill making theft Of from w y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
pENsION MEASUREMENT.

Washington, Jnn. 20 DIR Alnsworth,
who by bill of congress, has placed Ia
charge of the record aud pension division
lIfHrffrv- rfr'I5d1 thieiit wfrii IN rank
of colonel, aud who has been entrusted
with the entTe administration " pen-
sion matters so far az they relate to
army records. before Il subcommittee
of the house, said yesterday as 20 tnins-
feriing the whole pension system 10 the
war department, TINT whether this
change was made or not. the affairs Of
pensions ought 10 be Strengthened out
md conducted aa nearly like private
business concord as p6ssible nv Il ms
the most unbuaiuess-like methods. No
commissioner, ne said can bring order
out Of chaos there because he has no
authority 20 discipline refractory or
worthless employees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A MILLS cAuCrs

Austin, Tex, Jan. 20. -(Special)--
There was Il caucus of senator's fnyorng
Hon. X. q. Mills for recollection TO the
United States senate this afternoon. The
meeting took place at 3 o'clock IN one
OF the committee rooms. Every member
of the senate, as well as the lieulenant-
governor. was present except Senator
Hutchinson, the PUpulist, aud Senator
Greer, who Is a Mills man, but who
had not returned 10 the capitol from
dinner
On motion Of Senator Steele Senator
Kearby, president pro TEN Of the senate,
vas made chairman and Senator limbo
den SECRETARY. -.
Senator Agnew offered a resolution
that as Senator Crawford OF Hopkins
was the oldest senator In point OF ser
vice he be- selected TO place the name
of Hon. Il. q. Mills before the senate ON
next Tuesday, aud that as many seha-
tors as 30 desire shall second the nomi-
nation, Adopted. n
senator Steele moved that as the
% hGaD 9eGQli,
plished the caucus adjourn. The caucus
was only ia session few minutes ana
il was entirely harmonious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
HOUSE

Austin. Tex, Jan. 20, Especial. THE
old. old fight over the purchase for dis
tribution of newspapers containing the
proceedings of the legislature. was The
feature of-today's session g4-the house.
From time immemoHul the house has
contracted for the papers aud fight
has afterwards been made for the re-
cissi0n Of the contract ln every other
instance IL has been unsucceasfu,lhut to-
day by n vote Of 90 10 %. the house de-
cided 10 repeal the contract heretofore
made 10 take effect on Jan. ~. The reso-
ntion 10 that effect was offered by Mr.
Cbnmhers Of Montague.
The point of order WAS made by Mr.
James. who voted against the original
resolution that the matter could not be
recOnsiderOd after the previous final ae-
Messrs. Wilson, Harrison and Benll
OF Ellis urged the point but II was over
ruled by Speaker Cochran.
Mr.. Chambers contention for the abo-
lition Of the contract was That Il was un-
constitutional tlrnt the pnl7rrs--ii'i not
go around among his constituents aud
that the daily press would publish q full
Legislative report anyway.
Similar arguments were made by
Messrs Iiogan, Sheriff., Moody. Hodges
and Henderson Of Milan and Rags
dale.
Mr.. Wilson thought the house would
Dp urtiug- ir-buri firth rrf1rui -tiIr -resus
luton under which contracts had been
made by and with the press.
Mr. McCurry said that the newspap.
.--pa- sss--h--ih4ss.l aAaia-as~aa.
bort of the proceedings, aud that Tho
Journal was unintelligible 10 anybody,
hut an expert. His experience WIS thai
bis constituents approved this plan 81
letting them know what the Legislature
was doing
Mr. Rowell said the newspapers had
failed 10 report fully his anti-option reso
luton.
Messrs. Krkc and Onion and Judg,
Dills spoke for the newspaper plan 81,
against the plan IT distributing houss
Journals among the people Judge llill,
replied 10 the objection that papers wenl
to the people Of The towns with tn, state
Inent that he sent all Of his paper
who're they would reach tho largest mum
Her of the boys az the forks of the creek
Chairman Field frtih the e0mmlite,
o. printing presented 4 resolution callipl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
SWARTZ AT DENTON.

Denton, Tex. Jan. Specially y.
James Swartz. the New York pedestrian
who has undertaken to walk around the
world In fifteen months, on a wager Of
$4,000 arrived IN the city late this even
ing. having left New York Oct. Is last.
In order To accomplish his journey on
time lac must walk twenty-five miles a
day. He was sick for four days In SHEER
man, but Is still one day ahead OF time.
He goes from here TO San Francisco,
thence by steamer 10 China. He is con.
fident of success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
PUBLIC DOMAIN.

Austin. Tc1.. Jan. % Special Rep
resentntiye l. of Cherokee introduc-
ed m tie house today bill for the dis-
position of all unappropriated pubic
trnri; --sessstls- -tn--g9 TO the geTln9,
nent FREQ school fund and one fourth 20
the PERMANENT university fund Inc
hoard OF university regents mas asker
for one-half of these lands, which aggrc.
ente about 4 200. 600 acres on the ground
mai thew constitute the last hope Of the
uniyersity for suitable endowment. and
a sturdy contest viii be made IN It's be-
halt 5Y TfIeHnT 81 ri1r university ~ n
NJ little doubt that this session VIII mn
ally appropriate every acre OF pnoh'
domain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
CALHoUNs SILVER Bill.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 2O.-(Specal) The
Populist nominee for speaker of the
house, Mr.. Calhoun Of Nacacdoches, shot
q free silver resolution al the house TO
day, which coming from such a source
may prove embarrassing if-4t-FHns- the
gauntlet OF the committee ON Federal
relations II nstructs the Texas senators
and requests the congressman 10 work
for the free aud unlimited coinage of
silver Rt is present legal ratio The
reasons assigned are "the agricultural,
mining, manufacturing, aud livestock in
terests Of Texas and The welfare OF our
whole country demand au increase in the
-.ssIia4aa- ~ Ilaaaey, an9 II Il reckoned
thai more than hwo.thirds of the voting
population Of the state of Texas Mt The
resent election held on Nov y 1892, by
ballot, spoke Ia unmistakalle tones In
favor Of free and unlimited coinage OF
silver at It's present legal ratio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
'EEVSCONDENSED

..r,rs are reported to pc n's :.
|e'i Tow" 'ea,sri'atlonal conference to
20 r. y mrlng Tor the purpose q Ode, ae.
~ aaited action against cno'''A
panama trial session yesier-
= ~ ...,ed With q speech by Maiire
'9 =. MIA that uclltics had much to
hs NV n,o.ecution and pleaded his
N u 3 Be made ~apesoa'S'
y. !. reported IN a theater at
y srr,ne performance. The
hl, .'. !, Inc Killed are unknown
I 1870 was OF appalling nature
|, { not enough collins to bury the
..,..s the defense 10 Homestead
...s has closed. Yesterday morn
, W. was given up to arsu-
ne Judge win deliver his charge
LIN, and the case win go 10 the
bo,,lns down Of the Joliet tlll) ron, ,
branth OF the Illinois Steel
=. had a depressing effect upon
4 loa,much as 1900 men are thrown
4 IN The superintendent has re.
'osd th6t the mills wiz oe closed
I'm rs il cannot manufacture rods
tat
I,ste;ato. Mexico, yesterday an at.
!. made to arrest a nnatie' thought
|a,t,,es to be IN condition repuir'
|enauent. The lunatlc was armed
Lone knife aud made n desperate
r.g.ln his liberty lie broke away
ofaeers and stabbed eight persons
mem viii die. he was finally cap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. La,, Jan. 20, First
race Five furlongs Bangum won, l.it
tie Baluv second, Miami third. Time
40.
Second race-Fiye and onc-hnlf fur
longs. Inrue won, Scottish Belle second.
Ollie Kinney third Time l;l5 ~
Third receive furlonge Red Wing
won, Kerosene second, Highwayman
third Time, los
Fourth nce--SiN furlOngs.. Wnutnuga
won, Angeree second, Horace Leland
third Time. ] 30
Fifth rnce-Scyen furorgs, Seal Post
won, Dixie V. second, Sir Planet third.
Time, IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
ANTIOPTIoNs.

Washington, Jan 20-lt can be said
definitely there viii he no vote ON the
nnti-option bin before Monday, possibly
mot before Tuesdny morning. Tho sen.
ate's sudden adjournment today forced
postponemcnt, aud Washburn snid after
ward he would not nsk for vote to-
morrow but giyo another day 10 debate.
When Monday comes he will ask the
senate to ROMAN Ia session until vote
Is taken. although " debate holds out
40 that there are senators DESTROYS OF
speaking who have not been able 10 do
80, IL N likely final action will be post
p0ncd until Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADn.

Washington, Ian. 20. by The nntlonul
board OF trade this morning the COM
miiire report recommending the ,cessn-
ton of the purchase Of silver under the
Sherman net and the appointment of "A
commission to revise the monetary and
banking systems of This country, was
postponed until the next annual meet
lag.
The following h the executive com-
mittcc for the ensuing year;
John A. Gano Cincinnati. g.. NJ.
How, Chicago H. o. Stanard, 81 Louis;
Ambrose Snow, New York 4. II, Bacon.
Milwaukee: A. j Milford, indianapolis,
Harry Meissiugcr. Louisville, Blanchard
Randall Baltimore, and Jonathan A..
Lane. Boston.
The board adjourned TO meet la Wash
ingtun next year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORTS

HOUSE COMMIT tts Nht 'Ni
Austin. Tex. Jan 20. .lSpecial9 The
committee on state affairs VIII report
favornhly on the house anu'opuon reso-
luton
The committee on education agrccd to
report fayorably on Representative
Ragsdale's hill. which provides Tor cor
tain laws for the county school FUNDS
from the state general reYenue
Judiciary committee No. ] has agreed
on favorable report on house bill
No. 1S requiring HETEROGENEOUS
In the papers of lands 20 lc SOLD under
execution: also on the following house
bills: No II. validating certain note-
rial acts In which imperfect seals werc
used. House bill No 80. for the relief
Of railway companies which have not
complied with their charters, ot the civil
code relating to special verdicts. House
bill No. "a 20 protect discharged EN-
poyes and prevent blaeklisting, and
house bin No 81 amending article INV
Of the civil code and prVyiding Tor the
appointment OF special judge m GER
tain cases.
House bill 81 10 prevent the employ.
inent of Pinkerton detectives was rec-
commended 70 be referred to the commit
/ tee ON labor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
CuINrsE EXCIIfsIoN LAW.

Washington. jan. pa special from
Duluth, Mimi, is to the effect that the
the Chinese exclusion act unconstitu.
tonnl, has attracted the attention of
The members Of congress hut does not
appear TO have caused any alarm among
tbs advocates OF that measure. They
say that Il there Is anything wrong with
the law. the people of the Pacific slope
aud their representatives iu congress
would see that the defect was rcmcdied,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
rIIn aMEArING sYsrENl.

ANA4liingtnn. Ian. % The hnnse enms
mitteo on manufactures today adopted
the report Of the subcommittee Detailed
10 inquire into the swehting system Of
80 ~ 2i!ss I'M.
Testimony taken by the committee The
committee inclines fayorably 20 the use
81 tngs on an articles by which they cln
be- trDckod 10 the place Of manufacture,
10 prohibit Interstate commerce IA such
hoods as are made under unhealthy con-
diti0ns aud the definition Of such condi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
Aloplll Ann -cnLLEcToR-

Carrolton Ga, Jan. 2l.--,IOhn n. BEN
ford. q well.known citizen, anu Louis
Ward were convicted for arson, Ward
~ ll.s
der went 10 Widow Mary r. Whites
house last night and turned her aud her
ntila children out Ia the snow took the
household goods out Of the house, cur
yied them into the woods and set Gre %
She house This was Benford's way a
coilestinr a mortgage on Mira Whites
farm which she was unable 20 pay hin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
sM1rII.pIlITCIIARn.

New York, lnn. 2O-The following
cable was received today:
Iem Smith and Ted ltitchard met at
the Sporting Life office today and agreed
to Eight at catch weights with gloves Tor
200. open to E5OO side, ana me chaih-
pionship the fight 10 he decided IN the
club offering the largest purse IN twelve
weeks. They are TO meet WIN their
hackers next Wednesday 60 sign the ar
tclps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
NEW ORLEANs RACNS.

New Orleans, In. Jan 10 First
Give furlones. Miss Perkins won.
Captain y. second, Lady Tom third.
Time, :O7 -
Second race Five aud one-half fur.
longs. San Salvador won. Progression
second Virgin third. Time. 1914 81.
Third rnce--Six futongs. Quarter
Deck won. Silver Tip secOpd, HoOdoo
third Time, 1,22 81.
Fourth race Seven aud 0ne-haif fur.
longs. Virgin won. Bonfire second, Gen.
darms third Time / 4s
Fifth race Seven furlOngs Ppltin
Won, Beeswing second, Largatta third
Time 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A YOUNG Nan DIsArrEARs.

Galveston. Tex.. Jan. 90 Especially -
l.. Bcin. Young gentleman from Mexia,
arrived In the city this morning Ia search
chlsed . tickle, for Galveston last Mou-
day and has not been heart FROM since.
liusfcy h agcnt nc MoXia for the New
York Life Mutual Insurance. Co. mar
ried, about 20 years old, medium size
and has black chin whiskers. His fam
ily j. almost Distracted over his disap-
pnarnnca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
Nwc1sD OF exToRTloN,
wusman Hughes Must Serve a Year
uflass Pardoned.

lser \. Y, Jan, 2O.-As was
=, eypected. the court Of appeals
'esrmed the conviction for extor-
/ i1mes Hughes, of Chicago, Master
M M the National Garment Work
I.smbly. Hughes was tried for
a motley from l.. Adler Brothers
I6f his city, under threats of ruin
business. The incident occurred
4 ne great clothing cutters strike
.o years ago. Hughes must now
Rochester aud serve "A year In
|oafoe county penitentiary unless
4 by Governor Flower, which Is
rel unlikely. Hughes commenced
1 Ms sentence last October, but
la 10 be allowed to remain In jail
avs TO settle his business. He took
gc Of his few days of grace given
10 political work for his counsel,
an Noorhis, then n candidate for
When the sheriff interlered 20
ihs Mr.. Van Noorhis took an
AID bis client regalned his freedo
dded Yau Noorhis materially in
ahi Ms client regained his freedom.
and Hughes goes to prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

brussels, Jan. ~ The city was ne scene
81 further DEMONSTRATIONS py uprinpioyta
workngmen. whose iniscry u beginning \"
mike them desperate. Nisni hundred uArin-
ployed mun nttarked The fOufef put me
genad uriues beat them back. Sefeftl trnf-
d'uiuies we're sn9hsiy Nunudcd anc mhny
wofknfmen were injured About nalt
mile from tie iiOursf inf parry aA4eht4
e0nle baker, shopa s2ld taok ~ NJ 4tceA
they Wange&
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A GRESHAM RrrMoR.

Washington. Jan - lt Is mmored
here that Judge Gresham Is to resign
his life position and accept place in Mr.,
Clcvpnnd's cabinet II Is founded on the
fact of Mr. Grosham's haNty visit Co
Washington week ugo aud thcn his
trip eastward Tho rumor does not
state what position he win take.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
SUGAR BOUNTY.

Austin Tex. Jan. Especially
REPRESENTATIVE Kirk Of layaca tossed
a T1eTIipnUTfrHf -urfCK N THE governor To-
dav IN the shape Of bill dirrting the
snperintendent Of the peniientiGfy 10 col
lect for the next ensuing year the sugar
bounty from the federal government
mon tile sugar produced on the convict
farm The bin was referred 10 the com
mittee on federal relations Of which It's
.-aattl.ar IS chairman, and Il likely 10 re-
eeive a favorable report fheFFfF0m, I'M
which event it win provoke a lively fight
in the house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
NEW pIryAT0n srARTrD

Galyeson, Tex, Jan 20 Especial. 1.-The
new elevator started up this morning FOR
GlsndoWer with wheat hut The ihufe 10
convey the grain into the hold ~ TIE vessel
became clnked up On account ~ an ncciinu.
lasioa Of rust aud upefhtlonH had 70 be sus.
pended until the rhutes were cleaned t,uf.
The eisenhower n the frst vessel " receive
= cargo fron The new elevator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
HARTLEY ITEMS

"a 49, ., Jan. 10 Especial )-One
esteg5s snaps Of the season str,rt
al,oss Thermometer feel 10 IL.
and one1g.,Ii,,-lhe ground Is covered
. hgf MINI y Inches OF snow. This
which, me three aud one.hnif
Fheat ~, aau previously fallen. makes
/ lnsl ~ ''2lers court has ser the
qA eons, y accept the newly an
pbfey a utasprer's bond. Ill III.
n leteS", lalnihes arrived last nigbt
az s,t ~ loadS Of hoasehold ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
MAnnIAGE RIfMnR

Baltimore, Md, Jan ia special
from Charleston, w Va. says. II Is ru-
mored that Senator Charles j Faulk-
Is widower. Mrs. Hearst Is worth
S300OO,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
WASHINGTON.
THE SWEATING SYSTEM or La
BOR MUS 80.
Senator Carlisle Sends Ms Resignation 10 Inc
Governor Of Kentucky The Anticipation
Bill-Ponslon matters

Frankfort Ky, Jan. 20,-Goyernor
Brown received the following letter To-
day.
Hon. Jno Young Brown, governor Of
Kentucky
Dear Sir.--i hereby resign the oilice
Of senator from the state oi Kentucky
ia congress of the Uuitod States 10 take
effect on the 4th day of February, lS,B.
Yours truly, j. q. CARLISLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RLATNE STRONG

Washington. Jan 90, DR. Johnston
returned to the Blaine residence pt $40
aud remained at the patients bedside
until 40 o'clock. When the physician left
he said thore was nothing to add 60 what
lutcly no change la Mr.. Blaincs condI-
ton, he enid, lie 10 just as strong rs he
waH Yesterday