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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A PARENT MURDERER
Ne Kills Both Father and Moihat AAH
Fathers Dead Body An hhai'
Monsles.

Chester, Penn, Jan lA-A
was enAcb,d herr this ailail''
will Result in the less Of lwe l'.sif
all probability the cOnriclign y
Rogers as double pari1dN'. m
Is a youth, - years Of ae'
victims are his father, Tho4a' XII
GO years old. aud his nlotheN
Ann Rogers, abOltt The Ssllv c|
q married sister. Mrs. Nlii3iN
Thomas father repremandeo
lazlness, declaring he mesi .s
Thomas answered, "Aon 'aN w.
out, and going up Stars
brothcrin-law's revolver. Aie fs
daughter attempted 10 save
but the young villain pnrse'y
deliberately fired two hulNss
father at short range. The nf-'
tered the thigh and the seso- "
ia the heart. while The pQgu',, X. N
the old mans clothing. Altel v n.
had fallen 10 tine hoor, ygsg
kicked him In the face /"
then attempted 10 csenlf Y "a
door. hut bullet frOm h
voirer struck her IN the baeh W.
trRted her left lung. The sls IA
kildey He'd by the from d9V' l
brother pursued her 90 ~
shot her while she ran, " ~
same place he wounded ~ 'n''
the ball glanced on the bone m
The police we're nOlihed A''
was locked up.
Physicians announced KS
father and mother could ne'
morning. IA
There Is much excitemenl "
munity and extra precanponr n \,
taken by the police 90 sV4't f
lynching
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THn MNEIL iNCIDrNr.

Austin, Tex. Jan III, lSpccal)-
Some time ago an effort was nude To
shape "a sensation ont Of the discharge
of the Hanger Captain Mcneil one of
the daily newspapers stated that he was
let Out for political reasons aud renroscut-
od him as veteran In the service The
fact Is that Mcneil WAS appointed cap.
tain by Acknowledgement Aluhry himself
and his removal was an Acknowledge
incut OF error la the original appoint.
mcnt that would not have hecn made
without due cause, That was simply n
lack of executive ability ON the part of
tlge deposed oiicer, which was discovered
hy the Acknowledgement while in the
field with the rangers The account OF
tho mnttcr referred 10 stated That all
of The truops under Captain Mcneil re-
signed because of hts removal lt seems
that several of Thorn did resign ON the
strength of representation that the new
captuin would make Wholesale discharges,
hut as many were re-enlistcd as were
wanted and the delay m operations on
account OF the incident was only two
days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
NLANN AFrnn Ir

Austin Tex, Jan. a. lSpeciWl--
The office ot collector of internal
revenue Tor the Northern district of
TcNus seems To hc more sought after than
any other Federal office m the state.
There are already twelve candidates in
the field and the lists are not yet Ulused.
They are eN-Collector Il. NJ Henderson
of Hopkins. who held the office under
Cleveland, Rogers and Milton of Dallas,
Ellison of Nolan Young OF Tar
uut, rruccy of Anderson: Baker
OF Cherokee aud Colonel H. G.. lihome
of Wise, IL will he noted tnt thcrc are
two applicants from Dallas, and IL Is
limited that Speaker Cochran, also of
lullue, would not ho uyerse To holding
loft this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
PERSONAL.

Miss Cora Gillette Of Illinois \
ing her sister. Mrs. l.. r. Foalf1
ncr Fifth and Jones streets
j. 4. Terry VI Weathcriori, rs
merry local agent and rpor1fi
Gazette AT that place, is rglsN'
the pickwick.
MIR, G. l.. Silliman left for w
vile, Fla, last night an q busllF
lie will return next Fiday
Miss Kate sherman Of Dan,.
is visiting at the residence d ~
Madison at Arlington iieiens>
W. l.. Gatlin. Of Abilene. Is ials
j. W. Gibson, n big catdempn
u. l. r., came in yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
HOUSE

Austin. Tcv.. Jan. l.-CSpnciall In
the house lityr the usual prelmlnarirH
Of roll can aud prayer by the chaplain.
the reading of the minutes YVES dispcns-
cdawith and committee reports were pre-
scented.
by Chairman Henderson for the f.
nance committee Bills apprOpriating
SllO,uOO for The mileage and per diem
Of members ond the pay of officers of
the Legislature and 10000 for contingent
expenses. also Tor paving mileage aud
per dicm OF presidential electors.
Chairman Dills for the committee on
privileges and elections reported thht IN
the case of the seat of j c. Barhcc.
cOutcStcd by H. H. NcwsOm aud j. T..
and tho committee recommended that
Mr. Barhrc he '1uted.
Resolution providing for clerk To- as
Sist che svrgcnnt-Nt-urmS On bis clerical
work WIS amended 10y assigning one of
the committee clerks for the service and
adopted.
Tho speaker announced the following
committees before the vote for goyeruor
was tomtcd
Public Printing Mr. Fields. chairman:
and Mcssrs Mpl4pmop, MhHless, Nolan.
Wilson, Calhoun, B0llowe, Pagan, and
Myers.
Engrosscd Bills Mr.. Taukersly. chair
man and Mcssr, Fruit, Morrison
Fields aud Mcl4pmCre.
Enrolled Bills MIR Dodd chairman;
and Mosas Sherrcll. Rogers of Titus.
l'rWer aud Sumner
On motion of Mr. Davis Of Falls the
scuutc was notified that the house WAS
reudy for joint session 20 count the vote
for governor
The seuate heing announced the rolls
for the Two houses were cullcd aud toll
Ns appointed being Mcssrs. Simpson.
| Hutchinson aud Smith of the senate,
and Messrs. Cough, Dashicll and sumner
ut the house.
After counting the vote In the order Of
! tue names of the counties down Ia Me-
I'LL > p, m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FIRE ~ IInrSrnN

Houston, Tex, Jan. l4.-(Speciall a.
ihis afternoon IRE broke out IN Lattman
on liusk street. 4 high VIVA
WAS lowing ut the time. and
while the DANES were fercest tbo
water main burst and several small
frame houses were soon licked nm. The
main loss Is 20 l.utmam Bros. S15.ot0
with $1,000 insurance, and Mrs. We'll,
user loss on Residence and furniture
NlIMO and no lnsnrnncn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN TIE G

The I3pworth League Publbhti
pauy Of Fort Worth was ehrs.
Austin yesterday, with o ed
5000.
The city ordinances prohibit MI
cnger carts from being on tbe shs
al 10 o'clock, but The ordinance
ly yiolntcd. WI,
DR. Sullivan's ollicc WIS rcbhsf
his temporary absence at Clebln
Call at The Gazette busincV az,
see The Gazette cabinet pnmiup
ing machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FIRE Ar WILLIS.

Willis TeN., IAN Ia Especial This
morning ~ 4 O'Clock car loaded with
cotton on tlr side tracks on the Inter.
national aud Grcat Nurthcrul al This
place was discovered on fire Before the
tire could be- brought under control two
ear loads containing ninety-hyr bales.
were destroyed entailing loss of over
$4,000. The tire Is supposed 10 hive been
caused by tramps smoking while steal
ing q ride.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CONTENTS OF The GAZETTE,

PACE Advertisements
PAGE 2-Austin.
Legislative
Why She Killed Hin.
Telegraph News Bflcfed
Washington News
PAGE 3.-carlisle's Shoes.
Home Mortgages.
PAGE -Weaihcrferi.
speech Of Domestic Animals.
Realty and Building.
Frightfui Experience.
PAGE s. The Kansas Crisis
Financial
Men slaycrs Must Go.
Legal budget
PACE 0.-Age Of Dress.
Grau's Opera Company.
Mduicinal Fight
PAGE T.-Markots
PAGE s.-Cty News
PAGE g-Advertisemcnls.
Free Masonry and the Pope
Novel Inventions
10 Open the strip.
PAGE l0.-Human Expression.
Working Women.
PAGE IL Railroads and Railroaders.
PAoE Editorial
Court OF Appeals.
PAGE i9.-our Boys and Girls.
Blaine IN Washington.
PAGE 1.-THE Gazette Boom.
Royalty Moves.
PAGE i5.-Brlng Me My Brothers mead.
French Dueling.
PACE 10. ladies' Department.
PAGE 1.-THE p0pe's Jubilee.
How Authors Read.
Fosters Weather
iPAGE is.-ltsiian Girls.
WukCmLn's Wanderingf.
Bakers stratagem.
Baby's Helmet.
PACE i0.-Humor ~ W. Quad.
PAGE 20 David Balfour.
The Adorable French.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
SUERNIAN on DAYARD

Philudplphia Pa, Jan. H. Prompted
lay Il statement by cN-Secretary Rnynrd
that but Tor disposition among Rcpuh-
lcan senator's to cmbaTuss the Glove
l.nd administration the silver repeal
hill could be- passed In the senate. Scaa-
tor sherman has prepared statement
IN which he says "lt Is wen known thar
a large majority of The Republican scna-
tors, including myself, are decidedly ia
favor of the repeal or suspension uf the
purchase OF silver Bullion. They are
ready today tomorrow, or az any mo-
maut. 10 vote Tor such repeal IT is
equally well known that not more than
one-fourth or onc-iifth OF the Democratic
senators are in favor Of such rpppal
and they will resort 10 extreme measures
t0 prevent It. They have openly pro-
nounced Tor the free coinage of
silver or the continuance of the
existence OF such % law. Tho
prctuse made that Republican srn-
utOrs would sacrifice public Interests for
"a mere political scheme Is without fouu-
dutiou, and J dO not feel like encnurng-
ing e. IL the Democratic party win
furnish u contingent OF ten senator's IN
support " the repeal OF the silver at
of iS0n "a win pass the senate within
ton days As for Baynrd. he stan,ls
whore he has always stood. on financial
questions, substantially right but acting
with party wrong ON such questions"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
TIscHEIls MIsrAkr-

Dallas, Tex, Jan H. Special A-,aa.,,h
tlsehel wei known Hebrew merchant
Three yenrs ago shot ana 5lt.sf.tN
wounded Henry Wasserman FOR alleae1 iS
seftsf"nce With his business ana faraIiS ~
49,, , On me hrst lrili he was slveu three
ie,f =, w y conviction fOg assault will IN
sii month IN the county jail and dnsd
I'm slVyD ne win probably be grante ei'e y
\, NV ,fl ,. The mistake ffsbhcl niads vsoS
have been acquitted N ~ "euid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Cincinnati. Jan. a. Senator Carlisle
while visiting at his former home ~ Gov
ington. Ky. talked freely about his ac-
ceptance of the Office of secretary Of the
treasury. He said Il was important that
his successor should be elected In time
TO take his seat, March 4, aud that he
would mail his resignation after he re.
turned TO Washington II is understood
that ne has not yet formally notified Mr..
Cleveland Of his acceptance Of the Of
hgp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
no TEXANS.

Austu, Tex, Jan. IT, tSpecinlD-At
q meeting of prominent citizcns this az
temoon il was decided ia chungc The
plan ot an inaugural eception 20 an In
augural ball tn bc given next MednU.-
day In thc capitol building There viii
be- no printed Invitations and the press
were asked TO publish the following.
To the People of Tex az:
You arr hereby invited by the citizens
OF Austin to be- present next Wednesday
evening. Jan. rs, nc uu inaugural bah
tcadered by tEcm to hs eNcellcncy. Coy
crlpr Jnmrs :. Hogg. No special invita-
tluus,- Executive committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

treasury. II Is said that Carlisle accept
ed tile portfolio on condition that be
ahculd have the solid support OF ne
administrative IN his candidacy igr me
presidential nomination IN 1856. Safisle
has received assurance of good VIII irom
Tammany He strongly favored murphy
for senator aud urged Cleveland nor I"
oppose the lotter's candidacy tarliSie
viii have "A consultation with Cleveland IN
New York next week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
4 SANTA M ORDER.

Wichita Kan, Jan a. An order was
promulgated boy the officials of thc Santa
Fr today that employees OF the roud must
either resign their positions or withdraw
from the Order OF Siutionmen before u
o'clock this evening. The local lodge
is quite strong. but the mon rculize that
the infantine brotherhood is not strong
enough 20 cope with the railroads, so
they had no alternative hot to withdraw
from t. They sent their designations
10 brotherhood headquarters this even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CARIIsln ACcEprS

New York. Jan 14,~ Senator Carlisle
has accepted q place IN Mr. Cleyoland's
cabinet. According 60 the Suns Wash
inston correspondent De says Ia q special
60 the paper
Before leaving Washington for Ken.
lucky, Carlisle mallea letter % Cleve.
Lana accepting the secfetaryshl2 Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FIREWORKS FACTORY BUI,NED

Boston, Mass, Jan. H. The finishing
room of the fireworks factory OF Bcnia-
min Nedgcr * Sons was destroyed by
FIRE Yesterday. Margaret Hymn persisted
aud Benjamin Wedger, the proprietor
aud John rully, fireman. were badly
burned in attempting To- rescue her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
INFLATED AGAINsr sILYER.

Washington. Jan. 4.-Henry Vii
lard was at the capital today arguing In
Speaker Crisp. Mr.. Mcmillan. hr.
Springer aud Il immber of other leading
members of the house. He said he would
not be member of Mr. ClcvelHnd's
cabinet his business interests precluded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
PENSION PAYMENTS.

Washington, Jan Ia Members Of the
appropriations committee have under cou-
sideration proposition TO abolish an
pension agencies for the payment of pcu-
the treasury directly by means Of
checks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FIRE AT RIyENS

Bivens, Tex, Jan. -(Special) The
dry house and saw mill Of the Wood
worth Lumber company burned at :
o'clock this afternoon. Loss nbout 800
600; amount of insurance not known
The fire originated Ia the dry house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CAFrrRY SANnnN ~

Washington Jan. liz In the senate
today MIR. Donaldson Gallery, appointed
10y thn governor Of Louisiana 20 an the
vacancy caused hy the death Of the late
Senator Gibson, was introduced hy his
az eflitr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CHARTERED

Austin, Tex. Ian. a. Especially Tho
following charters were hlel with the
sc'retnry of state today: Epworth Pub
li1hing company of Fort Worth capital.
stock, S5JOo4 directors, George Mulkey.
w. l.. Nelms, n. G. Rngsdlle, w. H..
Cannon aud y. A. Stedman
The William i.ochridEe company Of
Austin, for the purpose of buying aud
solllug goods, wares and merchandise uf
any description Ivy wholesale, capital
stock, 10000; directors, William Loeb
ridec. john ID, llpwson OF pccos county
aud H. y Garter of Falls county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FIRES
FIRE AT TEMPLE.

Temple, Tex. Jan. Especially At
, D.. m. the fine residence owned by
George Toland and occupied by Colonel
Carlton, was burned; origin unknown.
Tolund's loss $4,000; insured for $1,000.
Colonel Cartoons loss was $500; Insured
Tor 5000, including S4G0 in money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Tn LArLN AMNRICA

Washington. Jan. 14.-The total value
Of exports Of principal articles shipped
from the United States TO Latin Amcri-
can countries for the first eleven month.
Of 1891. was SJ5.6956iA against SB2,-
SO2OO3 for the same time IN lS92.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
STAMFORD DFNIEs I'M.

San Francisco, Cal. Jan. Ex-senator
Stafford stated today the report that
he was to resign from the senate was
untrue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
NEW MINISTER.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE depart
meut Of state has received information
that Prince Kautacuseur has been ap
pointed minister from Russia 10 the
United STAGES 20 81 scecd DeSuuev
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
pIENTY "A TEACHYnS

Students IN shorthand. teIcsaIll
bookkeeping have assistance % ill
at the Fort Worth Business a
Come up aud mvcstigate-Alan
corner of Fourth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FrRR IN Gn0NErnN

Groyetop, Tex. Jan. II Especial "A
fire iu the she'd of II. j. Herald his
afternoon destroyed 100000 feet of
dressed lumber, Loss about $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
IT Is THE STEPPING STOyl|
SIfCCEs9

DO YOU desire to earn highf y
Ia hold a more desirable pns.N.
So, take u course IN Waldels
business college, Board Of Ifus
ing. All ~ the commercial p.
taught both day and cyening
formation. call 1t the college q
for catalogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
pERMANFNT CENSTS pTrprATr

Washington. Jan. "a The house com
mittee on the eleventh census today au-
thorized Mr. Wilcox, chairman Of the com
mittoe 90 daft II bill for the permanent
census bureau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
RowsERs BrLr


Austin, TcNo Jan IL Especially
Senator H0wser OF Dallas introduced
a Hill In the senate today having for its
object the relief of railroads which are
unfinished aud whose charters have eN-
pircd Under the present law of the
state chartera Of railroads which are
not completed within two years expire
and the bin viii enable an snph railroads
To hc completed. There arc several such
roads IA the state, one running FROM
Dallas. one from Fort Worth aud one
from Houston and as tho bill Is a
highly merit0rious one, no doubt Il will
pass without dissent
THE LOBBY GROWS.
Austin, Tex, 9an, "a, t.spcoial.l Re-
Inducements Of shp lobby WORKING fu,.
the new civil courts 81 appeal are coming
IN overy day. Nern0ns representative
arrived today hl The person OF Attorney
Hall. aud Judge Brown IS expected from
there. Judge NJ. l.. Crawford came I'm
today from Dallas Palestine. Honstan
and san Autonio arc already booked Az
TO ulter the contest Il h reported that
opinions have been secured from appell-
ate indges approving the idea OF three
new courts,
There win be an inaugural ban mud Il
win OCCUR next "Wednesday night 30
special invitations viii be issued, hut an
the world IS invited Ia come In its ordi.
nary go-to. meeting CLOTHES. II Is expect,
cd Tint the railroads win run special
trains Altel much miruitful effort
some Widc.awaiie citigens got together
toolay and decided il would not 90 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
ALEXIoAN rnIsoNnRs.

Laredo lex. Tan ia (Spseial.l-- Danlty
Nnitod states Marshal M e. Hall aud posse
nave arrived With the following prisoners,
yhHrgct with violating tha nenttnllty laws
ln the late outbreak O0nnte Nfeyino. neei.
dsrp Gpnkaies, Marlb Ortez and Julio
soils
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE nAGGFTT rsrlrE

Is now offered for sale, part ~
the balance on ten aud TWO
years time. 1903 Main slfta
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
LEGISLATIVE
The Two Houses Meet in Joint
Session TO Count
THE VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
Bills Introduced In Ether House swayne
Added to the Statistics Committee.
Speaker Cochran Announces Some
More Of Ms Committees.


SENATE
Austin. Tex. Jan. a. Special The
senate was chilled 10 order no o:Sp this
morning with lieutennnt-Govern PEN
dletou IN the chair and after prayer by
Chaplain Bfiggs proceeded 10 husluess.
judiciary committee No / through
Chairman Cpmlord reported back tile
concurrent resolution about the anti
option bin asking that it w referred TO
the committee uu agricultural affairs,
and IL was 80 ordered.
Mr.. Imbodon offered % resolution pro
viding for tie appointment of an assist
ant pOstmaster Ia the spnute nj q salary
Of 500 per day, but 10 was defeated
by Mr Crowley A resolution providing
for the appointment OF an additional
page by Lieutonant-}Overnor PsndletOn.
Adopted
By Mr.. Cro~lcy-A resolution author
izing the chairman Of the committee on
contingent expenses 70 appoint ~ commit
toe clerk
Alr, Kcarby amended 80 az to require
the clerk 90 keep an item1ed statement
Of cc,pcnsea. which shall be- published m
the journal every Monday Adopted az
amended
BY AIr Bowser-A bill Tor the relief
OF railroad companies having charters
granted or amended since June !, lSSH,
and extending the time for thir compile
ton. Referred
by Mr.. Yonkum-A bin 10 establish
q board of pardons iu felony eases. Re
fcrrcd
BY MIR. Atlce-A resolution requesting
the governor TO inform the senate when
the commissioners appointed 90 revise
thc laws of Texas madc their report
and about what lime printed report
! may be obtained for use OF the lcgisla-
ture. Adopted
On motion OF Mr.. McComb Mr. Swaynr
D IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

is said that the fact that Austin's insu-
tuiions may want some appropriations
if0u lhe legislature was decidedly
Touched upon
The ban viii be- democratic affair;
no cards. no trimmings. aud the Nir-
gicia reel viii De danced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
AETERNnnN SESSInN-

Austin. Tex. Jan. 14.-lSpccial) Tho
senate met This afternoon ut . O'clock
licuteuant-GoyCrnor Pcndlcton in the
chair.
The sccretury read communication
from the Austin board of trade inviting
thp senators 10 hear n lecture tonight by
Professor I.ofevre ON the subject Of
Austin ~ an Educational Center" The
Invitation WAS accepted aud the senate
adjourned IA the house 60 continue the
count OF the vote for governor aud lieu
tenant-gOycfnOr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Baking bread, cakes aud W.
profession in Greece, Z. Y -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-28
TIE ELECTIONS

The elections which took place In
the United States early this month
mark the first popular verdict on
the man who was 80 -Ovsrwhelu-
ingly sleetsd President ysar ago.
Thst verdict Is SImost un2ni-
uouSIy Oos Of condemnation
CIevelsnd's Own state. New York,
hiss g0ae sgsiuSs him
Attempts sre being made TO be
little the result 2nd ascribe il to
local causes But the people re-
gard II IS 5 direct bloE ST the
general policy Of Clsyel4nd'S sd
miHistration. snd justly merited
rsb1ke- With The gre2t silver and
tariff questions, the Hawaiian
uStter hiss slso had S share Of pub
lie attention. aud Judging from
the comments Of the press 1t
hzs had Nd suaH share IN
producing the result. 1t Is true
thzt w. Cleveland had not de-
cisrsd his Hawaiian policy before
the election, b1t enough had leaked
ont Ia indicate Whist It might be,
and the people justly condemned
50 unjust as well IS uR-Ameriean
poliey-
The result viii not affect Con-
grsss except by indirsetiOn, for
1t Ezs mos 3 Congressional election.
But Eise''znd patriotic members of
the majority vii heed the popular
voies IN many respects snd action
On several important questions may
Be changed q defined. Just what
tie affect viii bs On Hawaiian
matters remains 10 be ssen. The
details of the elections viii be
found in or Szl Francisco letter