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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
MARSHALL.
the CAPITAL or OLD HARRISON
AND polNoS THERE.


Marshall, Tex, March IL (Spccial)--
Tho adjourned meeting of the city coun-
ell was held last night with nll the mcn-
beers prpHont except Alderman Hopkins.
Mayor Alnir prcaidcd and called the
npctlng 10 order nt 3 y. n.
Tho upOrt of the hunhco committee
Wue read and, with one exception, me-
4 lin Of S2oo25 for lights was at.
lowed r. Hicks
Tho water commIasloners report was
received nHd ordered filed. II BUt forth
the need Of morn mains ana asked that
thc city nuke q rate for the Texas aud
Pacific hospital II ulso asked that tho
riif paint ana cover ~ htAndpipc.
Auanuum vote OF 500 was made tho
IpNuH aud lnrlhr hospital
Tile honorable body. aftOr allowing
$40 20 ho expended Ia hitching posts,
adjourned
A MAIL ROBnER.
Sheriff j g. Howard of Longvicw
hmughi la yesterday negro, George
Thomas who ~ charged with burglnr-
l1ing u mail eur When caught he VIVA
In The ear covered with mail snckA
The burglary was committed ON the night
Of The llth As there WIS no mail In
the car ID ~ thought TINT he only in-
tcndcd 20 steal % ride.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
James lligglns yesterday closed
dohl with ~ III, Cooper, by which tho
lhttor became the owner OF d block lust
south of the onom house. Considorn-
ton 5000
ENTERTAINMENT.
The primary department Of the Mar
shall Male college viii exhibit thoir nc,
ball
MARRIAGE.
At $3.50 yesterday Miss Katie Isoch-
told and Mr. y, x. Yields were mar.
rod nt The residence Of the brides fnthpr.
Roy, j. y Mathis officiating.
splendid supper was served and tho
guests made merry until "a late hour.
BORN.
AZ $50 Hast evening. ton-pound
daughter was born to Mr. aud Mrs. A.
A MEETING.
The w Q. H. Y. win hold an Import
nnt meeting az y. NJ g. A. hall at
D. m. tonight
NOW OFFICIAL.
A. :. Dogglnes for long time fore
man Of motive power and machinery nc
the Tc2ns an1 pnoiho shops. has ~
signed hs position On uccolnt OF IN
blsni'h 10 ~ siieeeeded by john Adj
dis, formerly Of GOnldsbOro Mr. Adds
u 20 charge this morning aud hia eagle
optic " taking IN all within range He
~ too well known IN railway circles to
need introduction, ana ho already has
many friends in this city.
THE PAY TRAIN.
The Texas and Pacific pny car arrived
last night, and this morning the boys
are nll smiling with u ausplciOus fnllnesa
about the vest pocket. The cur viii 10
ON west this evening.
THAT $4,000
The city " plumne hearlf over the
prospect Of ~ many new roads, nv u IL
Wnimed BY those who know, thnt the
building Of the Toxins aud Gulf road
virtually means tho Missouri, Kansas
uud 4 faH and the Queen aud Crescent
too, The building u this ligtlo piece
solves the question 0f surveys FOR the
above mentioned roads aud saves Mnr-
shall from being b0ched Ia, as wonld
have bern the case had the town 81
sin aud loft matters 20 tho railroads
aud the Almighty
This lituc branch Is the key 90 the
situation. and b built by Marshnll's en-
terpfiae and money, the amount being
raised By some 400 Of tho leading cit
iZens
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PERSONALS.

J. n, +. Capera made q business trip
~ Dallas yesterday
Aaron Leach Of Coboorg, Canada, Il
yiaItinE bis bgo,her, Moses Leach, o.
this riir
Df ~ 4 Lewis, tho Gazette CORES.
pDadonl 40 Grapevine, was IA tho dty
yrafcridF
J ~ Cafwile returned from Austin
Yesterday and II confined b. bis room
With severe attack * eryeipilaa.
Charles Cobb, formerly resident of
this city haa moved back from iiaaka
more
John ID. Tcmpeton. the wal known
ett0n0S Il lgin3 dangerously "a With
pneumonia, nid there y but iittlo hoiie
fof he recovery lHiflf The Gnzpito
Imported his serious Illness from tho
naaiOid disease. and tha LATER trouble
y Nnoiher oeQuence VI an attack og
W GrlppA
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Der, Of whom his constituents may wen
feel proud.
FOR THR PRESS

Santa Fe, n. NJ. March l7.-At a
meeting Of the executive Of tho transmits.
luton was adopted.
Resolved, This committee recognizes
with sincere appreciation the assistance
Of the press of the trAnmnississlppi
country aud records with pleasure upon
the minutes of It's proceedings its tcstl.
monial 60 the public spirit and enterprise
81 ITS members whose efforts iu the ada
vancemeut and industrial progress of Inc
world Is without parallel IN any one
class of business.
The committee has assurance that al
OF the twenty-five transmissieippl states
and territories will be- represented at
The next session which conycnes In Oricn
April 81 III, Wcinstock of California
was added TO the committee
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AUTHORIZATIONS

Austin, Tex, March T,-(Special)--
The finance committee Of the house
laued % make any accommodation as 20
appropriations for the medical college
at Galveston, though a majority Of the
committee favor allowing $4,000, as
against S3t, 200 asked.
The demands for the Agricultural
aud Mechanical college were practically
agreed 10 amounting 10 SliO0OO
The Prairie View normal school n Ia
yored with a recommendation of S3T. 200
for each year aud the Sun Houston
normal $4,000 each year.
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DEMPSEY AGAIN

Now York, March 1T.-Therc il no
doubt that Jack Dempsey, who has the
up business once more A local sporting
paper correspondent nc Butte, Mout
yesterday sent the following dispatch 60
this paper From all indications q match
between Jack Dempsey and SHADOW
Muhor, the man who rccctly defeated
Danny Ncellum IN certainty. Dcmp-
sey wired SlOoo from Portland, Ore,
ns a forfeit 20 fight Mahcr for 5000
"a side aud $1,000 purse. Mahcr VIII
cover the money tomorrow az he says
Dempsey Is coming East
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GAINESVILLE.
Wants Her Child In Her 0wa KoopIng-A
Earrlass 10 Occur A Pehlion-A
Sneak Thloi

Gainesville. Tex, March ~ -fSpecial)
Mrs Y. j.. Campbell today filed qn
Implication Tor Uic custody Of her child,
which was ddnnped by her husband
pending tho guit Tor divorce The nppli-
cation VIII bee argued tomorrow before
Judge Barrett
SNEAK THIEF
A sneak thief entered Andy Bolings
residence some time Wednesday night
nnd stole pOnketb0Ok containing ST.
a LOT OF notes aud several other articles
81 small value. l'he notes were found
this morning in the east parl Of town.
no BIZ MARRIED.
Mr.. Green W. Bradley and Miss Eddie
Nfay Johnson Wiil be married April ..
Pho ceremony viii be- performed at the
home u the bride by the pastor Of the
lindsay street Presbyterian church.
BADLY BNAFEN
". 4. Glenn. who was assaulted in
ArImore y few days ago by three United
States prisoners. arrived home last night
in rtorvs 81 Il Doctor Mr Glenn was
vorv badiv heafen and u WIN be- seYeral
DAVIS before be- can leave his bed.
a PETITION
Word was received from ATdmore co.
dag that twenty-Ilpe merchants ~ that
pleee hast nieht telefaphed % The Nt-
forney-genarM q petition asking that q.
b stuart 81 ilis citf be appointed judge
81 fle rorriiOry roprte-
The wait found yesterday morning ~
The door 81 the section house was this
morning ad0pted W Air and 3ifs. 10
fieetford.
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NoLAN's PROTECTION FOR oYsr.
I.liS

Austin, Tex, March II. (SpccinN-
The house has before IL bin by Mr..
Nolan of Galveston which Is one of tho
most important of its kind.
The oyster beds OF the Toxas rulf
coast are among the most valuable pos
sessions the people Of Texas POSSESS. but
Ike the game and fish, they are being
destroyed by the greed, the wuuton con-
duct of those very people who are de.
pendent ON them for livelihood For
the protection ~ the oyster Industry Mr..
Nolan has bill prohibiting the gather
ing Of oysters in certain seasons limit
ing the minimum size TO three inches,
aud other protective features, which will
have a most wholesome result.
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TuE RnrsE pARTY

Houston, Tex, March IT, CSpccall -
President Rouse Nice-President purdy,
Chief Engineer Wilson and Spcnntcn.
dent Maxwell of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas are in the city after u visit
10 Galveston, and today they will take
n run over the new line between here aud
Boggy Tank inspecting the track.
Freight win be received here for the
Katy on April ]
Tho party win go TO Sabine Pass and
sound the bar there 10 see if they can
get deep-water port there. u is un-
derstood that SOME OF fhe higher officials
are satisfied chat with a bayou front
IN Houston The road has Oh the port
needed, as cotton can be- loaded from
Houston M ship-side 10 Galveston bay
for lass than Wharfage or drayuge nee.
essnrv boz Galveston.
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HOIRN InnICIARY-

Austin, Tx, March a. Especially
The house judiciary committee agreed TO
night TO make favorable reports on the
following senate bills:
Validating sales OF real estate Ia this
state made by foreign executors Of mills
IN other stutcs.
Validating certain increase Of capital
stock OF private corporations
Regulating publication of Che opinions
OF the higher courts
Representative Tulbots bill 90 prevent
oil fictitious or wuucrcd considerations
Ia bills " sale and deeds Of conveyance
aud transfers.
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HOUSE

. - - fHHaH
Yh' Tex, March 17.-(Special)-
lluse met with Speaker Cochran
Quorum present.
.Eu ~ Chaplain Pennington.
w Instance of Mr.. Rueers Of An
4 house bill 1865, with senate
leit placing u number of cOun-
F.lef the operation OF the game
VIZ called up aud the speaker
wv Messrs. Rogers, Fields and
conference committee.
agqse resumed the pending bust
A iae substitute for house bills
'.9, regulating the assessment and
.ug. of property subject 20 taxa
" vnject of which is 10 reach a
u PROPERTY which has heretofore
4 uAauon, the immediate uues-
an amendment previously of
Mi' Guuett The amendment
w unWn, but on motion OF Mr.
N ltcousldered 10 strikes out
fs.sslnon that all property appear
'He rolls Of any town on city
Ibnt worth az least the amount
D hereby assessed. There
1eiaule discussion of the amend
'o'hlhg the general merits of
l,,i'u winch 10 was conteuded that
VI Aholid he uniform the same
siueut should Zee generally
N giues as well as towns. The
~ was 10y Messrs. Curry. Cham
abi ~ Aston, Bayue, Moore,
lulent was that no man should
bfns m render his property at
ce,, 70 The city and another 20
lie amendment was
N, I3es OF. hayes 40.
I'm Kennedy of Bee An amend
eihg out an OF section . which
4 ~ , e 10 The assessment of prop
ae.e,A assessor ana comptroller
tf ~ the foregoing rules. aud
|m SEPT or list amy property for
t.arsaa less valuation than pres
|aieegg argued that the BIN was
lnn 'eai' and that il was on the
|alos, A legislation To undertake To-
le 49,, uegause the constitution
~ N es2f shan fix them.
iflarf N ana Union COmhuLten
n construction 0f the consti-
.ppled TO the bill. and con-
aiar. y was competent for the
is " provide the regulations
NO. N4erril and Chnbmers spoke
she,3 striking out the section.
b9 S'aenl was adopted. Ayes,
3 n sao.-.nlbers no amend by strik-
TN tsgeilon 10. the words That
has .sonnl aud mixed properly
~ N are worth "a least the
ss.o., e..eelmbrances nj the date
r ~ mortgage or other
f5aal Of Polk moved that the
Hr5al.a ltely postponed.
fo SAID that IL SEEMED that
s house considered the hlll
> ios.,l 'Aed IL II was bad FROM
'y Is fun Of instances ii
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LLoYn - nIAlsELF Onr.

Austin. March ~ Especial b. When
bill 80 60 Substitute Tor house bin
No e, relative b. ihe assessment Ok
lands Tor faKaiiou. caue up 81 40 once
threw the house iDi4 a heated contest
lastlng most ~ the Gay.
Ihe hll waF ffoely i'ifcnssed hr yari-
Gus members. one Of the chief Of whom
was Representative Lloyd % iiherl 81.
WHO made good speech 10 lls favor,
Il strong argument. lodenl au1 elective.
Mf Ll5yd Is an able orator q tine
geasoner, and thoroughly reliable mean
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ALBANY RACES.

Albany, Tex. March l7.-lSpeciol.) D.
In the one-fourth mile dash today, there
We're three entries aud IL was won by
Bonnie, r.; May Fly, second; Butler,
third. Time. 20
Interest IN the succession Of races IL
still increasing. There are noted run
uers here from al parts of Texas and
money is changing hands Ike wild fire
Yesterday and today's races We're grand
successes. Tomorrow Oue-hnlf mile
race for large purse will DE the crown
INK event There are also many other
races Of minor Importance.
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Wac0 Tex. March IA. Especial y
n j. Aleu- president Of the Nclnsco
and Northern railway, y. Warden. r. n
Hopdon and a, A. Tmnk, ptomlnent
capitalists OF Duluth, Miuu, aud H. r.
pullio of Chnr 'ston, w, Va, arrived Ia
gentlemen have under consideration tho
mOurr OF extending the Nulasco and
Northern uilwAy uOrthwnrd. They
left Tor Huustna lhia afternoon.
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4 LEGISLATIVE.
e.rate Talks Over Final
4 Adjournment Day.
I RTRICE AND GLADSTONE
Dus Consideration at the Hands Of
the Senate'
~, discusses The Assessment Bill All
,ss Finally Sends Il TO Special
Committee for Action.
Proceedings.
V.rRICK AND GLADSTONE

Tex March 17.-(Speclal)-
-s.e met this morning nt 10
sith Senator kcarby, president
~sore IN the chair
dt absence of Chaplain Briggs,
M Wright, pastor of the First
ferian church, prayed.
and resolutions were
- and referred as follows:
~ Boren-A bill TO establish two
n commission appeals until the
N itd the Second aud Third districts
"A IN cleared of business.
Ng Yoakum-A resolution of sym
IA coincidence with Lieuteniant-
,er Crane I'm his unexpected double
III and that out Of respect % the
y he senute adjourn at ] o'clock.
,ior Smith moved 90 lay ON the Ia.
.hieh prevailed.
M Imbodcn resolution extend
congratulations of the senate to
sof Crane ON his good fortune at
n snd his fame abroad. Adopted.
M Dean moved that the bill
As the auti-mob-law bill be re-
4 Med TO judiciary committee No.
4 bin was recommitted 10y a vote
% II
.,of Boreu's bill, amending the
. law was laid before the senate
NJ reading and after being amend.
4 Is 10 exempt from road service
In all Incorporated
and towns of 1900
,.ior or more, the bin was de-
By a vote Of Ii to 10, the chair
u no.
amendment ELECTED n very gem
1puwion In which Senators Noa-
li Steele opposed It, and Scpa-
llih, Tips, lmboden and Crawford
\ .pl H.
m Dean moved that the bin for
Il lf OF r. l.. Schmidt, the ranger
is wounded in the jaybird-wood-
F riot Of q few years ago, be taken
lfhed The bill proposes TO np-
be 1884 expenses incurred by the
H ID man during his illness.
. un Noakum and Steele opposed
ID but Senator Steele afterward
rv his objections.
ir Lawhon said, as chairman Of
Hmitec on claims and accounts,
a. j iamiliar with the facts as shown
the committee The wounded
AZ been told by his physician that
|1Tut himself under the treatment
Gfdalist. which he did, and was
ihe adjutOnt-geucral had decided
no authority TO pay for the treat
' nt Of the state.
kiof Shelhurn also made the same
ent Of facts and said the claim was
and meritorious one aud II was a
he
ior Greer offered petition from
A Of Liberty county asking that
4 : Of school lands by the laud CONE
ter 10 others than bona iide set
n Be annullcd and declared void.
was referred TO the committee
iTetigating the land Office,
lpf Baldwin called up ms con-
resolution TO adjourn ON March
Dor lmbodcn offered an amend
10 adjourn April j, and senator
amended SO as 90 insert July. J..
iellon by Senator Browning to table
lbled.
slor Yoakum offered resolution
ing sympathy for Gladstone ana
mle 10 Ireland and providing for
lmeut until tomorrow ut 10 o.
honor of ST, pAtricHs day.
chair ruled that the resolution TO
|n sine die had precedence over
p.uhln 20 adjourn until tomorrow
|fnl lmhodcu appealed from the
pa Of the chair, but aitcrwnrd
fW the appeal.
gall for the resolution 10 adjourn
was withdrawn and the senate
4ouued
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NEW ORLEANS RACTs-

New Orleans. La, March lT.-First
rncc-Sx and onc,hnlf furIongs. Annie
Golden won, l.. III. second, An Fait
third Time l;2S3A
Second receive furlongs sam
Farmer won, h. G.. r. second Galcn
Brown third Time 800
Third race Half mile Bobby Burns
won. India second, Georgia Boise third
Time. 5234
Fouf ucc-O One mile Beoswing won
Wcdeeurd second Excelsior third.
Time. 1850 L.
Fifth race Seven furlongs Ftzsim.
mons won, Henry Owley second, Sir
Planet third. Tune. 1893.
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ABINGDONS 1T1NrSs

New Orleans, La, March 1T.-Georre
=. balrd, better known as Squire Ahing-
9on, ~ m very critical state aud his
death Us expected at ANY moment. Ever
since the day Hall and Mitchell left the
city squire has been confined 10 his bed
nc the hotel Daily his condition has
grown worse. At first Il was believed
he was suffering from u heavy cold. which
he contracted when ne seconded Jim Han
IN his tight with FitzsimmOns 1t de
yeloned shortly into pneumonia. Con-
stantly 10y his side rcmnins his two fe-
male nurses besides his faithful valet.
William Mark, and his private secretary,
been delirious and scarcely eats any
FOOD. Today Drs. Miles aud Fitch held
consultation, but nothing WIS agreed
upon' aud they will hold another to-
morrow Daily cables are sent 90
Sqmres relatives In England stating
every change In his condition. Mitchell
has been tclegraphcd at Buffalo aud has
sent word he viii be In New Orleans
Squire has been unwcn for months.
but has never been SO seriously IN az
now
Today he had a bad turn, aud up to
midnight was I'm the same cOmntose con
diuon. Squire, since his arrival In the
city, has been leading o life of dssipa.
ton, and kincc Halls defeat hardly
went 10 bed until broke down la health.
Physicians are nearly all the time at
his bedside, and the best attention IN
given the sick sportsman. There IN
little hopes for bis recovery.
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DOUBLE TROUBLE
And Double Joy Has Come to
Lieut.. Gov. Crane.
He HAS CONGRATULATIONS
From The Senate BY a Resolution on the
Subject.
Appropriations 10 Be Made Il the Committees
Report Is Adopted The Arbitration Gill
and Wha, u Proposes Shall %
D0no-capilol Notes.
He HAS CONGRATULATIONS

=, Austin, Tex, March lt.--iSpeciall =
IL requires something outside of the
routine report OF the senate proceedings
today 70 solve the mystery of the rosolu.
ton sent up IN that body IN reference
To the double trouble" which has come
upon President Crane. IL iS explained IN
q word-twins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
COKp AND Aifl.Le.

Washington. Ainrch W ST Pairck'H
day aud the chbinpi meeting were takon
advantage ~ 81 President fHefrlaiM
this morning and De disposed ~ the fow
callers who saw him ~ Ycrt short
time Tie Yiat0re conamed chiefly ~
senators aud Representatives, Including
Mills and Coke " Texas.
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BUSINESS.
Niv york rAurn1c.

NNlW lVNN FAIIVIlN
New York, March 1T. William
Schwartz a Son, album dealers failed.
Liabilities S22NOOO; asscts, unknown.
FAILURE AT BROwNWOOD.
Brownwood TEX, March iI..-lSpcc-
iall w -. Torrcl saloon man. closed
by deed Of trust aud attachments TO.
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Columbus, o.. March 1G-Iack Bolan,
Oho's champion was tonight Knocked
out In eighteen rounds by Charles Nokes,
champion of Kentucky. II a splon-
dil battle. John Duty OF y " Orleans
WINS referee
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ilOKn ACCDprs

Washington. March ~. Sccrctury
llokc Smith has accepted the resignation
of Thomas II. Musick of Missouri, rhcf
ol the patchts and miscellaneous dyi-
sion, interior department..
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a eENRATION ~ Nm

special Says Nefreiafg ~ Agriculture
Morton d about 10 make al appointment
10 bis department which WIN cause n
souenfiUn. The veteran statiatiraU OF
tho department Dodge, viii b. retired
aud lha place hlled by Henry Robinson
Of Mlchipun
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InrrNyIfLn nnfsr

NI0nTlIlf1 IM MII1H n Hn0nI -
Judge Perkins nn1 N adnn lease mr.
Autilu fila fyeu|uF in represent ine fL
Louis unf Southwestern r0NWAY lu tae
Juagr hagsJuts oJuff Is baay wiih
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TuE PRINCESS CATI.rn.

Washington March IL. Princess
kaiulani Of tlaiwii with her chspcrone
paid a pleasant social call on Mrs.
Cleveland today.
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upon The selection Of the place for the
are you rotY'
Yes, John and have shaken hands
anl arg the best Of friends ! am very
grateful 60 Sullivan for what hc has said
ana done for me lately IL has changed
the feeling Of the people toward mo.
Know perfectly well Americans had not
much. use for Charley Mitchell. hut since
lhe sullivan episode I can see Tint ID
y rs an changed, aud they dont feel to.
ward me as they did
how Do you account for the easy
deieat Of Hall by FihsimmonsY'
Han was not Nc hy ten pounds He
was too fat. Hall had an idea that III
ne was tat he was stronE. and when he
got through with the third round be was
ured. / am conhdeut / can take Hall
ana train him so he viii be- Ia condition
20 WIN. any man of his class Ia the
world. He's n great fighter"
, Mitchell would not say q word about
Corbctt He refused 20 talk about his
own chances. He said he was going
10 hight aud that was an there was 10 it.
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OLNEYH Arp0INTMENT.

AtiOrney-0 General Oiney i0daY appoint
"a Frank Strung pf Arkansas general
agent Of the department Of justice, vice
n q. Foster, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18
NsNATOR's CANES.

Tho senate committee on elections hrld
o long HrgsOn today, discussing in nu
Bockwlth appointed from Mnntaun and
Wyoming DO ON vacancies There would
bee no question ns 10 the validity 0i uicir
appointment were il Tor an uuexpired
term, bat there ~ n question whether
tbe ROFelf or Of puy state has q right
10 appoint senator Tor Che fun terin 0f
Rlx yenrs. even n lhe legislature does
adjourn without eieciing d senator Tho
present committee n divided on tlie Qucs
ion ana the division n not made on
party lines There win probably be- ~
majority and minority report presented
on the question A pFotucioi debate
muy follow having in view tie estab.
UsLutf.nt 40 IA fr...snlouf
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MILLS AND COKE
CALLED ON PRESIDENT OLIVE
LAND YESTERDAY.
What They Talked About Would interest Many
Peope--The Senate and the President
0lnoy Makes on Appointment
NOT STRAINED.

Washington. March H. A story has
been published 90 lhp effect the prpsi.
dent Ind nnugumtcd q fight on the
senate because SOME Oi ihn committees
of liHt body wrrr not tu hIs liking
This story "a Incorrect Several senators
who hlyc been asked regarding lts truth
unanimously deuioi any knowledge Di
dissatisfacilon on ihe part of thc prcsi.
dent iO the rnnute committees. They
said the relations between BIN aud tho
scnate were not no an strained.