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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
Effective Aug. i3, 1898.
Trains Afrire and Depait 10 Sai Lit,
GU DalB, a, Foiioeis
AutitvE

AuiuvE
irnm 90 Eastern points minimum. s 90 q ~
Prom Butte. Portland. san iran
cisco. Cache valley aud ugicn..i0 90 am
Prom oil Eastern points, rark city
aud Ogion...s........ .............,l' 80 IN
Nrom Fan Francisco. ogden and
intermediate pointa.....,... ....-.. Z ll y m
iTrom Milford, Juai. Ncphi, Provo,
Eureka and inicrmUdirl0 points 10 90 a m
'fTom Terminus and Too .lo............. 90 y m
nErkur
For ogden, inicrmcdAt points.
san tfLncfco, ARK Ciiy and
an EaTtorn points ..............,, : 90 a va
Tor Ogden ana Intermediate pointa o.. 4 0) p M
Foe ogden. iutfrmcd.ato points
aud al storm points. .............., O. 90 y VA
For ogden. Buttc Helena, Portland.
Cache NaTcy aud san francisco On p 10
iTor Eureka, Provo aud NtIforda....... Z 10 p ~
'Ior Ioogio and Tctmlnus.......,.... z ia a m
Hun only = Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday
irfaip, south Of Juab will run every other
lay only. leaving Juah Monday "Wednesday
and friday and FRISCO on Tu 'day. Ihuraday
and saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
BEFORE CONGRESS-.
Working for the VEST

Amer a STAY Of several years at WASH
inglon, c., during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congres
and the departments, Judge Cha. w.
S aynor, an Attorney and Counsc'or a
the supreme Cour ortbo United sAies,
isrrerarcd to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing Influential Congressman as Ia
tho needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
ilo also continue. his practice In tho
General Land once, prepares appeals,
makes answers and arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary. aualyaua
and reports on casos TO atloruoysn NJ "
distance. and attend. to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Service
prompt and reliable. Pc. Address, Box
40, Washington u. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, AUGUsT 20, 1898.
REFERENCE IN DARKNESS.
The Electric Lights Are 10 be Dsconsln'
ned in the Garden City.

Rotrenchment IL the order ofthe day
In the municipal affairs Of the Garden
city. Al last nights session Of the
city Council, the committee on streets
and alleys recommended the discon.
tinuance Of the street electric lights at
the expiration Of the present contract
with tie Provo Wooden Mile. The re-
port was adopted without a dissenting
vote. This Is = saving OF s2l2 per
month.
The same committee reported on the
petition OF II. 3. Hines asking that he
be allowed to pay city warrants on "
cense, and recommended that the
petition DO not granted. Report
adopted. A resolution Of the Council
provides that warrants must be mum
berod ny the treasurer aud paid In turn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.--rhe third
week OF Congress has been much more
interesting than were this frat two, In
both House and Senate. The most In.
teresting event In the Senate was
Senator Vorheos's radical silver
speech, which differed widely from
what whs expected. Notwithstanding
the senator's strong argument for the
Immediate repeal OF the purchasing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
City Ticket once, 2Oi HlIn Street.
D.E HURLEY. Gent AT rasaF. Dept
h. DICKINSON. General Man ger.
l.. l. LOMAN, q. r. 3 4. Agent
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ausSA
'a.;tsAi.S:G CURRENT TIM TAsli
Ia Eject July aoih. Is0L


irAvRs HAIr LlKH
No g-ror Provo, bingham, asutch
hnt ell points Ealt....,.....,..... sos An
No, a-for Provo, Grand junction and
all points kast.,,.... ,,....--- 1top.n
No, t-IoT tulukh tiroyo, hauu,
and salinA als.,............ 90. ill p'tn
No. s-for Ogden and West.....,.......l II IVY pm.
No l-for ogden and the West ......- II 10 AIN
Iuttvrs SAY tINE
no. i-Trom Eurota, Provo, orAnd
junction and the EAst, 4; o. Atn.
No B-from Provo, Grand junction
and the kAit,.,...., .s...,,...s.l II 80 D. m.
10, b-Trom bingham, ftOYo, MAnu,
and NAlinn .......ss.s.ss, ....ss- hilVptth.
No, i-irom Ogden and the WesL..... ~ am.
No. i--itom Ogden and Tho West ...., $50 pm
only line running through Pullman ihlAee
Double Drawing Room HleUpora % bcnyef wa
Crane junction AMI 10 Kansas CITY and thiea'
20 via Colorado points and Ouly line running
Pullman ~lcepprs salt tatr N san francisco
No changes close Connections Safety speed
and comfort
rich Once No;i1 u aud Snnih =,
ID, 4. DODGE, A. A. kLbr III. BENNETT
Gsu. hGnESoL Gen. supL Stp.P
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

below last night, Spots sales have fallen
on, the total being $500 bales al un-
changed price.
After opening couple OF points high
er our market sold on In sympathy with
Liverpool until u decline OF q points from
opening had hcen established. One fra.
son for this stiffness is the river report,
which Indicates that there IL no dan.
grr troin overflow for the cotton
country from the present rise In the np-
per river II ~ well known the lcveca
are higher and morc secure than ever
before, aud When Wa are told that the
food coming down viii be several feet
lower thnn That of last year, therr seems
TO be no occasion for alarm, We musi
not forget there Is quite long stretch
OF exceedingly rich cotton lands which
are not protected by lcvecs lying be-.
tween tho river banks and bluffs which
Iycede for some distance inland between
Niclsburg and Nnlcheg. aud Nicbshnrg
anu Memphis, and n prolonged overflow
would throw this land ont Of cultivation
again aH V dM last year
Sales, laJO bales at yesterdays prices;
port receipts today $500 bales against
11,WO bales Inst yeRr, New Orlenns
expects TOMORROW Coz bales, against
sONl bales here aud 100 hnles last year
at MI ports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
PROUD oF THE GAzETTE.

Ranger, Tex, May 4.-tspecial.l-rhc
demand for Gazettes Mt Ranger is far
greater than the supply. The express
sion Is 1.-THE Gazette gives the cyclone
report in full and want the paper to
send to my friends" am proud Of The
Gazeite's efforts aud success. proud am
reporter, proud / am Texan, proud
OF our railroads While praise and en-
ooniamsl are being heralded on all sides
let us not forget the much-abused rail-
road people. They have done more than
anybody or corporation and still they
transport meG aud meats to Cisco free
of charge
The poopie Of Texas have responde'l
to the GILL Of Cisco for aid, but the call
conId not lie made except through the
papers and aid could not reach Cisco
except by railroad.
Tie prayer 81 Cisco people should be
and Is God bless the press the railroad
companies aud the people Of Texas Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
A TAYLOR BAND pENErrT.

Taylor, Tex, May 4.-(spccial.) 1.-THE
second regiment band of Brenham. In
connection with citizens of our city.
gave concert last night at Docks pa
yliion for the benefit Of Cisco sufferers.
'Ihe proceeds. together with onc-tLirl Of
the street car receipts, which was gen
eroasiy donated by DR. Dock. proprietor
OF the street railway, netted nearly $l00.
A subscription list is being passed around
today and the amount win be increased
to at least $500 before It is sent in and
as much more as can be raised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

CISC0'S THANKS
To the People Of the State and
Everywhere
ARE OFFICIALLY SENT OUT
By the County Judge, the Mayor and The Re-
Lief Committee Chairman
The Amount Contributed Some Thirty Thous.
and DoIlars-Rsporis From Giles ana
1ov-SAll our The State Of Toy
&,Qa,,sysron. Doing
stas,ap.
= w.
The Amount Contributed Some Thirty Thous.
and DoIlars-Reporls From Giles and
Cisco. IL. May /. 1909.

To the Presidents. superintendent
Managers or other Officials of all rex.
as and Connecting Lines Of Railway:
Cisco his been visited by the most ap-
psline disaster that has befallen our
state. Thrceifourihs OF our buildings are
totally destroyed or badly wrecked We
have many wounded TO provide for and
many destitute to feed aud elothe. More
than thousand people are homeless.
and many them financially ruined. We
have appealed to the people of Texas
for assistance. to which many generous
responses have already come We need
large quantities of humber and pro
visions, and We ask your companies for
free transportation for any donations
to these sufferers and free use Of your
wires. We cannot communicate with
you individually and trust you will nd.
wise us at earliest moment Of decision
of your lines. W. G, DAVENPORT
County Judge. Eastland County.
g. W. G1sAvES,
Mayor Of Cisco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Albany. Tex, May 4-(Speciall-The
relief committee and some thirty odd
carpenters and mechanics sent 10 re-
lief of the Cisco sufferers, returned this
evening, having bnilt as many temporary
houses for the needy at that place. The
citizens OF this city wish to correct the
statement from Cisco, giving the Albany
contribution at Si2e0, when it should
have been Se2oO That amount was
sent u.em on Grst, beside daily ship
ments OF clothes and provisions. ID. G.
Campbell, Win has been in charge Of re-
lief from this place, thinks they are now
IN rted shnis. - -. ~. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
WASHING TON.
cnINEsE EXcIIrsIoN LAw.

Washington. May 1.-The tcXt of the
order iustructing United States officials
tered was telegruphed from the treasury
Department. II stated inasnluch ms
until complete reports are received OF
the names and residences of those who
are registered and therefore exempt from
arrest can be- officially known collectors
of internal revenue and all customs
officers must refrain from making ar
prohibiting the coming OF Chinese In
The United States until further orders
from the department The attorney
general has instructed United States dis
trict attorneys 90 defer proceedings ex-
cept under order ~ court until tho neccs-
saiy arrangements for the arrest Of the
persons accused can be perfected, Of
which due notice win be giYon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Atlantic City. y. j., May I. The wind
storm sent down another vessel Oh the
treachcruus Bignntlnc shoals Two
three mosted schooncrs laboring about
three miles on the station slgnallcd for
assistance. but Az the sen WIS so high
Il was impossible for the life saving
crew to grt out the boat. Before nny
help could be- rendered one of The yes
sells went down suddenly In about six
fathoms Of water nothing hui her mast
with colors still dying showing above
the water. The other vessel managed
TO set out Of the difficulty and continued
on the way up the coast. Nothing ~
known of the fate Of the crew Of The
lll-fnted vessel. although Captain Abra-
ham Of Upper Briglntinc station aud
Captain Ilolcorn of the lower station
give the oplnion the men managed to
reach the other boat, Neither Of the
captains saw the men leave the schooner.
High winds anh rough sen Rill continue
and until there Is an abatement of the
storm II will be impossible for the life.
saving crew 10 ger ont Ia the wrecked
vessel In order TO discover her identity.
New England also fclt the storm,
On the Fitchbnrg road all wires are
down and no trains have run since mid
night. Much apprehension X felt along
the upper valley OF a break In the dnms
NJ ltedboro. II was pronounced I'M
safe NJ the time Of the Johnstown dis
nster. From Ncwhuryport. Mass, two
schooners, supposed 10 be- from Deer
Isle. Me, went nsh0re third Of mile
north of Knobs life saving station nt
Blum Island today. The life saving
crew went OF duty May 1, and nobody
saw the wreck except Captain Stevens
Nathaniel WIss. who are stopping there.
They rot two men and boy 10 help
them aud succeeded In getting q sh0ri
line on board tho craft. The heavy seq,
however. swept the line ont Of the hands
of the crew who were IN the rigging.
and It was seen there they were doomed.
Soon after the spnrs fell and with them
four men. supposed to be all there were
on the boat. The wreck was completely
BROKEN 10 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

New Orleans. La, May 4. Special =
Atwood Violet a Co, say. Futures
Ion,rnry 10 unr expectations Liverpool
lost . to ! polnls after opening the same
~ yesterday. However We feel bnllsh
for rpaeons eiyml rcenily aud hut for
financial troubles IL New York would
have. lacn higher today IN Liverpool, nA
tho latter market evidently was affect
ell by the decentralization IN tho New
York stock market This mOrninu whern
some stocks declined $40 pcr share We
nrc losing sight OF the merit OF cotton
becau9e The world seems To have arclis-
toned itsclf 10 the depression from which
q majority apparently think there Is
no prospect Of Immediate recovery, We
illilk otherwise, because LIVERPOOL Ia
our opinion. " only waiting support from
America 70 be permanently better and
Manchester would thou sympathizn ac-
lively, We revise our figures 81 yesterday
81 NJ 70 give a more favorable showing
for large crop.
The pnsus acreage Of 1890 was 20.
OHtOOu, now we will say that the acre
age this season * 2O.OOO00O and allow
ing lSp pounds Of lint 10 the acre. which
u Tar above tue average. We have o
product which. divided by $50 pounds,
~ we mentioned yesterday, win glyc
crop Of I,5DO.inO bales with average
conditions There II nothing Ia indi-
cate The acreage or amount Of lint per
mere, we have allowed Wa make this
concession TO big crop ideas. The phe-
nomrnnl crop of two years ago aud the
year previous was the result of extra
ordinary production per acre The ay-
erage weight Of cotton throughout the
cotton belt at the end Of April, as re-
ported by our exchange. was Jui pounds
TO the bale, against 900 pound last
year same dat.
The decline at one time today was 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Santo, Tex, May Especial THE
people Of Santo met last night for The
purpose OF selecting u committee to take
donations for the Cisco sufferers. They
made up Si2.50 in cash aud some bed
clothing and forwarded them to the re-
lief committee al Cisco today. The com
mittee here Is stll working.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Pittsburg, Tex, May (Special.)-
Yesterday morning Mr.. r. II, Hop.
son and j. NJ. Lghtfoot started out in
buggy to solicit aid for Cisco aud today
forwarded clothing, bedding. ETC..
amounting to $500. and $50 IN cash.
the result of their work The Masonic
lodge also gave $50, making 5000 from
our town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, FRIDAY. MAY s, 1898.

n,cial merit should be awarded the i'o,t
Worth Gazette for its miinng efforts
10 inform the people and aid the suffer.
ing IN" Gazette spared neither money
nor pains, hut rushed to tue front AZ
usual and will stay there until the last
cry Is hushed and prosperity restored.
Long live the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Graubury. Tex. May ,spccial.)--
Granbury yesterday sent S105 to the
Cisco sufferers not before reported, $50
of this being sent by the Knights Of
Pythlas lodge and So by the Odd Eel
lows. This makes Granbury's total do
nation about 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
THE PHYSICIANS
III ;.el., II Galveston Listen 10 Papers
4 " l,,,l,l Their Committees for Ina
lnf-hsxi Aieetlnu.

tllrssd,. Tel, May I.-(Special.)--
tifi DAYS session of the Texas
4 Medical association convened this
rrg
la.Dr Bid Invoked the Divine bless
b reading Of yesterdays minutes
f,Nhsgl with.
e. n President thcn announced that the
ist Vofk was completed unless mem.
Fl wuld suggest other business.
II d Gardner, chairman of the section
/ r1egy took the chair and DIR. X.
Key acted as secretary.
B Gardner submitted an interesting
= % ihe many useful improvements
l1rfy and the rlpid advancement
tslce bal made. Commented upon
sgiir treatment for the introduction
m into Wounds, tephining and the
ne thlsl aud held there were a
~ rood surgeons today where there
VI few 10 former days, and that
tfle surrry was of more benefit
My other class OF operations.
NJ: was referred to the publish
annlitee
"A u Paine Of Galveston read n remark.
Epr on 4 Case of Splenectomy
x hAoyefy,N and without Ind re-.
he bad the woman on whom the
tssn'a fas Performed present In tho
70 % be examined by the doctors.
4 4 l.2sr NG mad by Dr. g. NJ. Rosser
pslll % an improved method of
n ieiuie and offensive matter
/ W. M uSSn inn r,''e es,s, - ,.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
THE GAzETrE's ACCOUNTS

Pccos Tex, May a.--lspeciai.l- The
Detailed account of the Cisco cyclone
and its dreadful results, given in yes
terday's Gazette, had les effect upon the
hearts Of our generous people and by
tonighfs train two large boxes of cloth.
ing go to Cisco for the srelief Of the
sufferers. 1t IS estimated sthat enough
clothing to supply 100 people has been
sent and it is given with hearty good
will. Pecos Is in deep sympathy with
the horror stricken district, for some of
our friends live there. aside from the
general feeling we have for suffering
humanity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Sipe Springs, Tex, May .. Especial. J
Much sympathy is expressed by the
people of sipe Springs for The Cisco SUI
ferers. aud contributions of cash and
supplies have been forwarded. The Ma
sonic fraternity appropriated $50 10 the
Cisco relief fund and forwarded the
same today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Paris. May To-day before the Be
ring sea tribunal arbitration. Mr.. cou-
dcrt urged that Polagic sealers in killing
gravid females destroyed three animals
and then frequently did not obtain the
skin as Il result OF the slaughter. the
creature often sinking into the sea. thus
escaping. Coudert humorously described
The refusal OF the female seals TO suckle
pups orphaned through slaughter Of their
mothers By Polagie scalers and caused
considerable merrment among the lis
fnupra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Winnipeg. May 1.-The river Is full
here aud the water Is still rising. The
river fronts are also Submerged South
OF here are several large tracts pf mum
dat ID country. Farmers have left their
homes Ia some places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

San Angelo. Tex, May 4,-sspeciaLl--
one hundred and fifty dollars was tele-
rraphel 60 the Cisco storm sufferers by
Inc citizens Of san Angelo today. Fur
ther donations will follow soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Bristol. Tenn. May "A tragedy oc-
Lindsay, near the town Of Regina. Dep.
uty Sheriff Mullins went there 10 arrest
a man named Ray. Mullins was accom-
panied by his son. 10 years old. The
insa shot Mullins through ths body.
The boy seeing his father hurt, pulled his
pistol and shOt Lindsay, killing him in-
SANITY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Belle Fountain, o., May The break
troll and II no more rain falls The danger
X past. The most damnge done was
Ia Logan county. For miles the low
land crops and small houses are innn-
dated along the entire course Of the tor
rent in Logan county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Chicago, H.. May Ain d. Sankey.
the famous singer has arrived, bringing
party Of English Christian workers
In company with him y Mr.. Moody who Ia
now Ia fle city and will hold revival meet
ings here at various times during the
Worlds fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

WORKMAN. Tex, May 4.--lSpeSial)
The people Of wortam are making up
money to send to the storm-wrcrked PEG
pie Of Cisco, Fifty dollars has been paid
in and still more TO pay which will make
$40 or 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Greenville. Tex, May -tspcciul) r.
An Ice cream supper. given ly tue Ia.
dies Of our city nettcd SIS for the Cisco
sufferers In all about 500 has been
collected aud will be sent ~ at once.
A large quantity of clothing was ship
ped yesterday.
Maid Granger will play a benefit Mon
day night for Cisco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
OFFICIAL FIGURES


Cisco, Tex, May 4.
TO The Gazette;
Please publish that total cash receipts
for cyclone sufferers now amounts to
s3052l48.
A Conservative estimate made by local
committees place the total loss in build.
ings, furniture, goods, etc. S350.o0O
within the corporate limits of our. town
Thanking our friends everywhere for
the interest our Otllctions have awaken.
ed in their hearts and your valuable pa
per for your continued appeals in our
behalf, Respectfully.
W. G. DAVENPORT,
County Judge.
G. W, GRAVES, Mayor,
J. f, PATTERSON,
Chairman of the relief committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
FRnM sAN ANTONIO.

San Antonio. Tex, May 4.-,SpesiaD
The committees appointed at las nights
mass meeting Of citizens 10 solicit relief
FOR the Cisco cvdons auffrrr- today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

San Francisco. Cal. May THE ru-
NOR that the government viii take n
hand in pursuit Of the bandits, Evans
cavalry, Captain Parker, has been or
dcred 10 the vicinity Of Yisalia, where the
outlaws have been seen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
nENnrIr Ar snEnMAN.

Sherman, Tex, May i.-lSpc,ipl.)--
The knights q Pythias Lodge Of this
city has arranged with Alaude Gran
ger who is here ON die l0tb inst, to
play benefit for the Ciscn sufferers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Birmingham. Ala, May "A special
from Tuscaloosa reports a big rise In
Warrior iiver. Abuy thousand acres
Of corn and cotton already up are over
acxrad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Marlin, Tex. May 4--(Special.) 1.-The
citizens Of Marlin have contributed Sess
cash and the ladies have large box of
clothing both to be forwarded to Cisco
suiLerers TODAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

raised $3.50 IN cash, which was for
wardcd tonight by Mayor Iaschal.
Committees are still out and l, Is OK.
pccie'l that the amount will be swclIed
5000 tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Z pC,,,la says the Indians
x , .s.iier villages
~ a;.maie between chill and
D ~ y. sually been settled and
" n ex-senator ]. W. Pat
q sfflr, desl at prayer meeting
h = ifNn , N seat half an hour before
n, toiiced.
~ ,.,s-rai Revenue Weber es-
asi.r y y, 1900 Chinese In his DIS
- M n ,'rprises oregon aud Wash
ss "a, 10 Of this number are reg
- onvict camp. near the Ten
cs M. ten convicts attempted to
= ~, M. X. on the guard with guns
= ~ gas piping. Reports OF
t' y, 40 convicts and one guard
~. state no lives We're iost
: - M N, burning Of the ship khiva'
~ Y s.,o..hle to quench the Ore the
! ~ . Y X. tOr the nearest point OF the
4 NJ Il, sss,i ,pi landed all 'pe passengers
Y ,..,uous efforts by Illinois Re-
w ~. 4, N janitorial reappolntment. the
4 -, IN, y by the Democratic majority
4 - N ~ 1Ossa OF the general assembly
\ " u. hsek to the senate for con-
y. / sre amendments,
4 ..s,st Indications the music
Y 7, ID worlds fair Is abont to be-
y ..sad. rhere was evidence pro
4 i lpciug of the commission which
4 K al Musical Director Thomas
~, sItb using contraband piano
y, mOh loyWtting harps IN his depart
4 "A N made By Arms making OK
4 a. r.ta, bas been relnstated by the
IN r,tssIs Of the American Trotting
..alsa yansss was expelled for en-
4 hos,a under an assumed name and
4 d, elis vaness proved he merely
= ls,nue.lohs and that the horse
.lna laiesd IN the races before he was
=ai,As sable OF vaness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Forney, Tex, May -tspeclal)--For-
ney comes again with carload Of hogs
for the Cisco sufferers, and sol IN cash.