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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Great psariy tears weIIed FROM her
blue eyes and rolled down her danzSx
cheeks With trezblIng lip she lis
tened 10 the critical words of the man
with side whEsker< and g0atee.
Yes he ws< saying. IN \ harsh.
ooar1-oEtra6e voice yOa don't seem
70 improve any in Spelling
The girl shudGered
and you leave cut whole words N
sag Eoski1E
She shank away with look Of de-
SPAR upoa her face
OF the fact that yoa understand
everything wrocx
Then ! am a success rs a type
writer she asked TREMENDOUSLY
He nodded
perhaps
She tzIrsr-d ard he- glance sought
the ground
II might DC in6Geed 70 reconsider
ny refusal cf the zztrizouial PROPOSE
tion you made me
The AFFAIR vas COMPROMISED On rhnse
Gne&-Detroit Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Take a basin OF warn water. into
vhleh pour 4 teaspoonfuI Of ammonia;
then make strong lather or <zdS q.
some white soap, but On no account
rub the soap On the gloves Wash the
gloves thoroughly in this water rub
otng with the hands until clean a
they can be made rinse them well IN
WARM water soft~ned by n little an
H1onla- press dry IN a towel and hang
by the TIP Of the fingers Ia dry. When
dry they viii be stiff and hard Bu.
this can be rubbed q between shs
hands IL they are hung 70 ary with
the niger tips down the water viii
drip TO the ends and Il viii be afHseuIs
z not impossible to get them sofx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings cuns1rt and inrr--
tends ID PERSONAL su6-zs.,
rightly used The uszr. 80
rtaa1 0therz ai sngT La N,
less expeuditure, by aaore :
adapting the varkFs best ~
the needs Of physical sa-Er
the value - heath of lie m,
laxative principles eukzcsI
rsredv, Syrup Of Fz
rs excellence = dle n n :,
IN the form most acceptable 4,
ant % the -zste, ne rsf-aiu~u
beneficial properties q a1-rj
snve; s1sstaaliy cieauSurz@
cEpelll1g cnlLS. he=A- N.
and Permanently cur-w -Yu.s
L ms gwen satisfaction d NH
met win the zzuruw-I Il lie
profession. heczEze Il R- IN 4
neys Liver 1nd Bowels rAgs
sning them and : ! ra-i
every objectionable substance
Svrup Of F- = SIC 5- !
yses n Soc aEsf 81 bae-z Bat I
ufactured By the C1IfauaE,
Co only wcnSe name : 7rnaii
package also the zans- Svrz5l
and being vel msarusd- ua
screpc any s1hzElH Z aEen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

S~Nsstrenr1 th@rs {. - sraszhgr
e al GoEs sV1-rs2 sssS
Er-Efa a. re 11ve4Zkt te-sEs-
IA 4EeE e shT lea srs
~me~e~l~1 there Arn ~ hEsseH
Ese tasase IAy u7@ GslE
Wsa sre wcr1G rs Nee. E<ses
Ehy si.s . sweetest SIN
S~eesssarr 70 whe 9ov~ s-7H
EN4 r 81 A. scrr ! hrszst
A. ths sNe-z ha11 nat >
C1sp-1 Is ~ oNz-2s rus-
S~xewthgnrE raer~ Is 10 glory
THaf caass- ruzzx. ny lie
Er-e. ~ ths Hr-rhG sSrstste-y
NT sEe~sA~RrE ar1 III VIE
.Fnzzs L Ss1zar1 v Atlanta Constitutes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

You should learn 70
w and the chairman of the eouni..
tee TO the Youngest member .ns
oener four members Of Us have waited
RON ten minutes 10 half an hour Cor
YOU. and now we arr Iuite reaGv FOR
business
tn7t % replied the late cor--
n | seem 70 have eepromf-pd ~
time pretty weIL-Tru.h
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Parties crr-eEpAziu- ssnCthe Wrrifs
Far 1nEt e1Ee IT, WRaEsA Lze- making
Ersrr crurgCracr a. Enxeuco.9 Sr1rsoa
wtsA the esctrr srret railway. A-tIzx
rKsse1Eers Ns TIE <N-sEA street entrance
tH SE- and SIXTY f0zrFk <-resz
entrance AtmsHrua BlEarx Is
mEz-es - ere h1ur "a NtTznce &C a. e-k=r
LEe=- and FEEr - the rHlmrv Ct al the
anreas ne&r the WerEts F4r Grugn&s- Tns
GasGZE&u Banner trNn Naves - Lcuts
Incu Hen1f caV a-8A n arriving as
EaxwQca as , r. Gaa1E1 5-0 > II
Ire Ccsxwhau kEazer AnEset caves -
LggE a. so , II daily. arrsvInx - Er~e
waCt a H. Caa=kE8 TaR n n Eax<z<e
cherxrc 70 E1EEwaG ard Geliver-t b.
suec a. Transfer Tckst s-cN& Ssathsass
rnFrer E-u@-nav az& owe street. &zt
Czal nepoG 81 LeaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Attornsy-Have yog been Sxornp
WitueS-YeS. sir
Your nzmeS-
>pattsrIv-
oeeupation- Mr. ~spztterivr-
Real estate agent
Your honor nav I ask tia. sbs.
nan &c sworn agziz%-Chieaxo Trh.
une.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Kansas Man visiting IN the east
We ave lots o. ear neixhbors now
Frlenc-why-I thought your uezr.<.
snoor was twenty miles away
Yes but we've lad a evrIorS
theE-Br0oklyn Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

The bulky mzekintosh~ a. -
their popularity. and The ~ -
Asaloaed gsazr rubber eIoaIx whs~s
can o done up IN a little oleIosh 81,
eaG- are sold axafu 50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

IT, y Y. SIN says. ~Tus. t~eutv4s-s
var 1-o P " leuui1Es zaT the Pri-cf-
pa q aeaEzuEs bHsIuess College. %ASn.
vie Te1n. Wa e-r1gves1 hr The rrpxf So,
Ct At SseE1rt & CO. q Sew YORK. % ex.
anime futo ard report upcz their boss
Ths Wa Successfully and satisfactorily
ps-f0rmsd- and gave hr1 At cuce a rvpus1
tnz As Cusct trs exr1rr hs~uxksepers a TIA
ceuH-T Ths sa1cl nax 10 rac1s6cus
s~aic-ts CA enter a. Eny tze Write =.
C9salcEze
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

~DTDxr you no- yuu were aci1x wrvug
When y0u couu.erfeiEef that 6okLzrf Rzxea
the Judge Of the vuE1x c1lprl& We 4
.1sdass Judge The fact 8 the enxrzxE1g
work On rnas igIar nzateas worth swu e1f-
lars and fifty esEes any d2T-Ha-Ters
BRxar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

Ec<ss CT people wrishe through LIE rapre
raasure xraTe- Rheumatism enee fzy Dc
vsicred . csasete<s AID <Svs
threatens Ete from rs ha0KlEzv 20 attack q
vital Part HasseErews SE1rzAca RaTtE-s.
used early and c~uutfn1cusIy, Vii bring 20
LIEF and prsvens evIlcuCs<u1enrss Csuset
psss0u- liver. maia-ia1 and kazeT e0nn-
plai1ts debility and EervGusress are com
plsseiv renedied By tbs hEgElY EazcticaeS
naz-@ra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

eat eoia-ooled potato in LITTLE han.
80 vegetable ~eoop and fry wirb
-le~ sAeS Of 0nsnn 1dieL snd n. nm
es possto S<sEeneaI&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

-Edsrly Gent-~It thought I told you
! wanted a boy 10 80 along and grub
my hook Boatman he do
it, Elderly Geat--S0 Instead Of
gruboing ny hook, hs hooked my
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

bsrros ie1 sapS1a-L - i1va1d uasssr-
r@F1-1eE ars pretty Ill ~ eruanE- In
zfrza-- NJ sab InrzG P<searr-
~AEtEy heuar-WeL h@rs = cus
graEz * raEfsrt fr yuu EEvAlh3 PKssen-
ESr-~Ng Ee. Goczar. ! ccG1ns retain & a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21
6s5VS a SHOE.
Hsw TO Msk~ Pair at Hsna~ ar SmsgI
Er2~n~r

Er2~ns~-
Not lcug z<0 / was with n friend
when ~he bough- her baby it. Ers- pair
OF shoes was surprised ~ ind how
expensive they we're Fram q diagram
found in Al ezehaa<e- nv friend mad.
little ssrzee i pair with which we are
much pleased The materials ehancSs
skin IL - soft durable Inexp@n1---
ami can BE- washed with soap ami ~ofs
water Wash carefully and pull iu-c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

MASr q tramp VITO has a<xei ecfT for
1icxsls and dimes las found himself SUP
pied with suarrers-zE the ~wurxhnuse-
BxrAo Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

TEE tenant WHO spends al as msuex On a
tear naturally has cxzse to WORRY over tEe
rsus-Brfas0 Courier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

TIE s-srcar Plasozrzp6er Us a hAht. %
sfxES &-~1 aaysA1nE excep5 q hint
<s~uervGe Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-09-21

CoNrCrroRE n Lr1n =
saFss The e1-r- q -
wuncerfzLn W-rs - -
Druggists &C
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
her OF deputies to the humblest newspaper
pArngruIher
THE SALON or MADAME BUIoz

her OF deputies to the huublest newspaper
THE SALON or MADAME BULoz.
A thoroughly academic salon IS that Of
Madame Charles BuluZ. Wife OF tile d.
rector OF Che Revue dos deuN Mondes.
Madame BulOz has. TO begin WITH, most
beautiful rooms aud she sets u most inVlt-
Ing table everything Is cNquHitely simple,
but cNuulsltcly refined and liguiucd. The
huhltuus are Of course the same as appear
lu the table Of contributors 90 the review,
but that oul3 means that the men best
worth knowing I'm France appear there
Tnlne. the historian, the Duke dc Broglia
d. Aumnlc, IL hlussouNillc, de Noglse, are
acudcmclan8 always TO Ice iOnud there.
Then there are hosts OF professors, liter
Hry men, editors, publishers and the Ike.
u o. iu fact q purely academic uud severe
more suitable for man Who wants 70
urOve TO the academy That lac Is lifted 10
occupy one of ils ca3y chuirs.
gcrvrd title formerly gycu tu thut Of
Madame de Lambert az "antichamber OF
de- liiocoueyilo. IA ia closed now ana for
eyc'. its stately mistress having dled In
Tho hotel Of the MARQUES stood between
the Institute and the school OF Fine arts;
and was formerly occupied by the Cardinal
sia4arul. A. was most convenient place
for nc1dcmiciHns aud II seemed, 10 see
the company sometimes gathered thcra us
II the teuire i've 90 academies OF the
Institute had adjourned 20 meet Win inc
/ u
be the ideal one FOR an easy chair aspirant.
| SALON OF THE PRINCESS MATllIlDE.
Everybody who has read the sprlghtly.
| inliscreet gossip In THE Journal OF the
| GOncOurts" has n vivid picture oi one OF
| the most Influential OF modern sulOns--tha,
! OF the Princess Mathilde,
| The GOncOurts declare II TO be 1.-THE true
| salon of the Niuteenth century"
Certainly there IA always perfect well
| come for those received ana the interests,
comfort ana advancement OF the hahitues Is
| never for IA moment lost sight of by It's
However the salon OF the Princess Ma.
| thllde As almost u thing OF the pusL Sar'
dou the plHywrlght dumas, Coppeee' Bour.
get and Huleyy, the novelist With many
| more old friends, stlll go there; but the
| diving hope of the Bonnpurts and (the Cos
| sips say thisl the fear that many have OF
being put into The Goncourt Journal, hayI
| broken the spirit and decreased the CROWD
IA this arlstocratic place.
AT MADAME CHARPENTERs.
Madame Charpentler the wife OF Oh,
publisher rules ono OF the most cordia
IL Is here that zola the novelist IS mos
at home, ana whore " may be concluded
sustained. Tho company az Madame omar
| ppntlpr's NJ not however, az nll academic
| Goncourt. Daudct, luchepln, are amuni
| the literary men who 90 there and there
| quot Constants. aud fOmuer.
And there are other srlons, but this !
| enough Co show That th' fo"'" lum'"''
sun have social mecting-places wher
that they sull have 20 guther IN the com
pany OF beautiful and brilliant women
| who lt IA not rash TO conclude, Know az
wel now as IN the Elehteenth century
'nsy 0''''' :" -'' IDA NJ rARBELI4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
Special attention Civ
en- to mail orders.
Write for samples.
FRENCH ACADEMY.
For Tho Gazette.

For Tho Gazette:
Paris. March 23-Whencycr one OF the
forty cugy chairs OF the French academy
falls vacant one conversation the gussips
shy. Is certain to be- repeated In an the
SALONS Of Paris. II runs something Ike
and you, Monsieur Academlcicn, VINO
WHO shall ! vote for, madame1 VINO
Is Your ChuicpV
There Is so,and.so. / should ike TO
"Ah madame It IS you who ought to ne
the candidate. IT you VIII try Tor ono oi
Our easy chairs, you shnll have my vote
Aud then after his gnllhuuy has been APP
pluuded, Monsieur AcnleulCien udds,
But, seriously, Why SHOULD not mudu me-
here DO cundldntet ought We not 10
reserve two or three chairs for womopt'
Nothing, OF course IS meant by THIS
conversation. IL Is merely pleasant kul-
lantry, custom precedent; taste All In
oflclal houor7i. The spirit OF the Silic
law stil nnimutcs society,
Nobody doubts that france has had
gne. Madame de Stasl. George sand. FOR
example, who were quite uA worthy OF
membership In this famous French lmmor.
tally Insurance company as the greater
part OF the mon WHO have received the
honor, but II will probably be many yenrs
before the world sees u feminine immor-
tal.
WOMEN WHOSE BOOKS HAVE BEEN
CROWNED.
But II women arc not allowed 10 be-
como members OF the academy, they du
share TO Il degree IN the h0nors Il diatrl-
butcs annually. Women are allowed %
contend FOR the prizes and for some time
one or more women have had books crown.
Cd Many OF these productions have slender
claims 70 literary recognition. They huv,
been praised as useful o. 'novll' and
they were all that, Sometimes they even
would have passed tile 'readcr' OK al
American Sunday school book publlshiuf
Not on OF the Crowned BOOKS" haV,
been Of this character. Women have
done some good writing Ia Funce unC
Ing II. Among the literary awards OF lbu,
nine were 20 women, aud one was for
thoroughly brilliant piece ~ work. 10 q
a prize which VIII nleasC all English read
ers sncc Il ~ To The well known Engllsl
poetess, Mary Robinson, now Madam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
eEoRelA's GOVERNOR
Will Be Candidate For the Senate to sucOes
Coluuiii.

Atlanta. March Ex-Governor Northen
has announced that he will be in the
race for Senator Colquitts sent next
year. IL seems 10 be taken for granted
that Coluuit Is serving his last term,
and that even We're he in good health
his opposition 10 the denomination of
Mr. Cleveland would lose him the sup
port of those who made his previous sue
cess possible
Senator Colquitt entered public life
in 1854 and has been in turn member
Of the house of representatives brigU-
diei-gcueral in tho Confederate army,
governor Of Georgia twice, and United
States senator twice.
When his first term az senator ended
The Constitution announced that he
could not be reelected. Tariff reformers,
however, rallied 20 his support and he
was elected over the active opposition
of Henry w. Grady. Notwithstanding,
when the presidential canvass opened,
senator Colquitt was found on the other
side OF the fence.
Governor Northen has also had re-
marlnble career. lie began public life
as Il member of the state senate, but
retired 20 private life. In the gubcrnato'
rial contest Of three years ago he was
yentiou and was unanimously elected
For second term, which he Is now
serving, he was likewise unanimously
nominated, and was elected by majori
~ Of 1900 over the Populist c0ndi
date.
This career of unbroken success Is
looked upon by his friends as a sur,
sign that he viii 20 to the United State
senate In the same way. There are 9th
ers spoken of for the place, but they
will be slow about uutagonizing such ~
opponent AZ Governor Northen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
THE NEW ORLEANS sTRIKE.

New Orleans, La, March 25.-Iudge
Billings IN the United States court to-
day rendered u decision in the suit Of
the government against the amalgamated
council and officers of the various labor
ogaui2ations, which ordered general
strike IN November last. The injunc-
ton against the organizations was asked
under the act Of congress prohibiting
combinations in restraint of trade In
an elaborate opinion the court sets aside
every claim oil the defendant and de-
clares the ucts OF the nmalgamated conn
Gil and officers of the union unlawful
IN ordering o general strike and the mere
chants entitled TO an injunction and
other relief The decision discusses fully
the rights Of labor unions and is far
reaching Ia effect; MS result Of the de
ci@on' criminal prosecution against the
defendants would probably lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
WASHINGTON.
THE APpoINTTVB SENATOR'S.

Washington. March 24.-Senator
Vance. chairman Of the committee on
privileges and elections, who Is preparing
majority report on the cases of sena-
tors appointed by the governors of Mon
tnna. Washington and Wyoming, will
finish tomorrow 1t will not be long but
will present reasons why the majority
of the committee do not believe the GER
terfcates of the governor sufficient au-
thority upon which to seat the senators
In question Senator Hour, who pre-
pared the minority report favoring seat
ing the senators. has completed the work.
Ii is probable both reports will be print
ed and laid upon the senator's desk
when the senate conyenes Monday. In
that event the debate relative to these
cases may be precipitated ut once
There Is u desire on the part Of senators
who expect to participate in the dis
cussiOn to get at IL AZ soon rs possible
for the reason that IL is thought the de.
bate will run along the better part Of
next week IL the senate meets daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27

were Illegally landed at this port Thurs
day night from the steamer Republic.
A movement Is being iuaugurated with
view OF combining all the principal
wooden mills In Canada into syndicate FOR
the purpose Of regulating prices.
At Paris the senators who belong To the
left held q caucus Tor the selection OF u
the late jules Ferry The ballot resulted
In the selection Of NJ Challemcl Lacour.
The district attorney and police superin-
tendeut have decided 10 close up ali pool
rooms In BUFFALO, " Y. II they open up
Monday the proprletors Will be arrested.
AZ CoGeyvlle, Miss. Newberger Bros.
the most extensive cotton factors IN the
state and large mercliandise dealers failed.
Estimated liabilities 100000; assets un-
known.
Al Milan, No, the sullivan county bank
was robbed OF $1,000. The robbery occurred
while NO one was In the bank the cashier
having gone To lunch
At Portland, ore, Conrad A. smith
OOokkeeper, was shot and fatally wounded
ON the street by g. a. Cove n real es-
tate man. Cove then blew his own brains
out Cove left n statement In which
he accused Smith OF assauldng his wife.
Corbett teepraphed his representative in
New York that the fight would be post.
poned ANA any Arrangement rs to date
ana purse TO which Mitchell agreed would
be satisfactory 10 him.
Near. Columbus, Ca, Green Rcnfrew shot
himself III the head, dying Instantly Tho
shock Frustrated his old mother who died
IA Few minutes after.
At New York the telegraphers tournament
was well attended. Entries for the various
| events included operators from most of
| me principal cities OF the country, several
from the Pacific coast being among the
number.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
Successful Attempt to Run Electric Wires
Underground.

Hartford. Conn, March 28.-The prob
railways has been solved In this city,
aud section of street railroad here Is
now In running condition hy the new
system The underground equipment has
been down an winter with the horse ears
running over "a constnntly,0nd In no case
has the slightest danger been experienced
by contact with H. The system Is
hermetically sealed. Tho points OF con
tact are operated automatically as the
car II propelled along the line The
wires are midway between the tracks
The seyerest winter that has been ok
peliencod here in years has not affected
the apparatus, and the circuit has not
been Interrupted. The placing of the
wires underground will not cost more
than installing the trolley wires.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
No PROTRACTED FIGHT.

Washington, March 24--The indica'
lions at present do not point 20 q pro
tfacted fight In the senate over the reor,,
gapization OF the elective officers. ~
the statements Of some Democratic
senators cau be taken as an index 10
capitulAte without much Of struggle
There appears not 10 be- a consuming ue
sire 20 enter into any protr0cted debate
that will prllong the present extra ses'
sion beyond the time when the presidenl
VIII have uothed the senate lac has no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
1t Has Come
To This

That every successful, meritor.
ious article has its limitations.
This is a grave injustice, for
che genuine pure article win
often be judged by the imita-
ton. No preparations require
for their manufacture more
care and skill, more costly
and purer materials, than
Flavoring Extracts.
In this instance cheap mater
falls mean inferior havors.
Dr. Prices Delicious Flavor
ing Extracts have won their
way to public confidence by
the pure and costly materials
used, the new processes en-
ployed for extracting from
the fruits their natural flavor
ing principles. In using DR..
Prices Orange, LEMON
Vanilla or other iiavors the
housewife will never fail to
obtain the grateful flavor
desired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
IMPORTANT If TRUE.

Nashville. Tenn, March %, The fol-
lowing letter was found last night IN the
reading room OF the Maxwell house;
Nashville, Tenn, March 10.
w III. Vanderbilt, Esq, New York
Dear Sir Your favor Of the l4th inst.
70 this address Is received, and | regret
exceedingly that Your cLeck was not for
ST3O,OOO instead Of S4OOWO, as by have
Ing the ready cash / could have secured
control OF at lest thrce-tourths OF the en-
tire stock
Robins would have sold bis az l0I IL,
and Ives representative was quick 60
grasp IL. i leave for Chicago tomorrow
7.28 A. M, and ! feel certain Of closing
ihe Missouri Pacific deal, as King wired
me here that he Lad 10000 shares az
iO4 3-S, which / readily accepted and
forwarded check for $4,000 70 bind un-
ul | could reach there SO place at least
half million at my command for ncxt
Wednesday Very truly,
II. II. ISRAY.
The letter closed with two cipher char
acters which cannot be described by
telegraph,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
CHINESE SLIP IN

Washington, March 25.-A telegram
from Chinese Inspector CoblentE Of Port
land, Ore, states Deputy Collector Cor
nell and Inspector Armstrong ut mid
night Thursday permitted sixty-seyen
Chinese passengers TO land from the
Haptien Republic. Orders have been sent
suspending the two officers. and direct
ing a thorough investigation. The col
lector was absent at the time. The
treasury department was also advised
Of the arrest at Deming, N. NJ, Of hYe
Chinese from Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
HE WANTS no LABoR.

Austin, March -. CSpecial) Repre-
sentative James has laid before the house
resolution calling for three sessionT =
day and prohibiting the discoutinusnce
of work each day until 10 o'clock
p. no,
The resolution, which is hardly looked
ON as a serious one, is being but lit
dc discussed. though one member says
he contemplates Offering n suhs,ltS'- -5a
IL providing that there shall boz uut one
session held cAcb day aud Il shall b.
twenty-four hours long
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
TglsoRAPAIo aRsvITlss.

Miss Julia Force. who Killed her two Sis
tiers at Atlanta, Ca, and has since been con.
nncd IN jail, As reported IN, aud 4 Is
feared she viii die.
At Nashville. Tom, the Commercial Ma
tlOnal hank suspended after hanking hours,
The cause of the suspension wna me i4li-
urs two daya agO OF nOhOins, Da1y a Co,
which hrn n largely indebted 20 the Vorl-
nerciei National
Al Portland. ore, the port officials con-
firhed the truth OF d telegram nom wash
lngton stating that. sixty SAlnese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27
WANTS no work THE CoNvIcrs

Austin. Tex, March 24.-(spsclal.)-
Representative Weinert wants good
roads built for his people aud he ms
been working hard to hnd way TO get
az zone
After long and careful consideration he
introduced a bill for the creation of a
most efficient road system IN Guadaupe
1'.~.sy, providing for the appointment
OF oyerseers, etc, and making an the
necessary arrangements
ihe most Interesting feature of the bill
Is that which provides that the commits
sioners court shall require all able
bodied county conyicts, not otherwise
more probably employed, TO work on
the roads Of the county, or even upon the
streets Of cities or towns.
The Dill having been considered By the
committee on roads, bridges aud ferries
has Just been reported fayorably.