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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-13
COZ. KnMp1E HERE.
He Is Once More Plain Citizen, "Jate
Komple.m

lle 10 once More ram Clll1ehI 'JuAe
Komplo."
Col. Jake Kemple, who recently re-
signed his position as U. S. Inspector OF
Immigration, has returned to the city
and was seen last night at the Mcclure
house by an I%NTELLIGENcER reporter.
The colonel is suffering from a heavy
cold caught at the Cleveland Inaugural
ton on the fourth. He said; ut serves
me right; / had no business to DO there
attending my own funeral, but | am
emphatically in favor OF a later date for
all such exercises, as thousands OF lives
are ieopardized through the Indictment
weather"
~ suppose you witnessed some anus
ing scenes2"
"Yes; and l hope to embody some Of
them in q lecture soon."
what are your plans for the
future?"
81 have no definite plans for the i'm
mediate future, l am preparing a new
lecture under the title Of "A Public
Office is u Private Snap-When You
Get IT. l expect to deliver it in this
city early next month, and at a num-
Der OF points through the state, ! may
spend some time at the Worlds Fair to
give the other West Virginia products u
little tone. / have promised to take u
hand in the state campaigns OF Ohio
and Massachusetts, this fall, and will
begin my lecture season about the first
OF November next, under the direction
and management OF Major j. b. Pond,
OF New York. l might say here that
few OF the theatrical or lecture o
agers expect to do much business this
fall until the Worlds fair is out Of the
way. September and October will take
the great crowds there"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-13

T oU1s BERrsoHY,
ALE * Il r. id w,
liz Main Street,
UNDERTAKES

AIN prepared to conduct burlnlg In most slt
i]sinct0ry inHnicr all modern undertaking 40.
pliancCS aud tuG black and white funeral onfdL
COmpltcnt management guaranteed
Co0luS CiSkOS aud d full linn VI BURIAL goolL
aim TO be prompt consldctato and reliable
Calls hy telephone;
Residence, ALEX FhEw-No III
alOfo-No. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-13

CURTAIN ENDS almost given away to.
dnyut l.. :. GOOD IL CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-13
A FULL STOMACH

US Btipati0n, indigestion, blIlOus
Attacks, and all arrangements OF the liy-
er, stomach, and bowels arc prevented,
relieved, and permanently cured.
They're the smallest, easiest to take,
cheapest, and best. They're guaranteed
to give satisfaction, or money Is returned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

those who hold positions of trust under
NE IopnliSt administration. | suppose
an effort will b. made 10 re-nomlnaie
yhc Nilnn men who are az prcScut hold
ing .nilico, hut II they are r,,,inniuatcl
4 VIII h' the death Of The Peoples party.
! propose 20 have something to say about
" IN the next state convention and some
OF ue, leaders will be turned dawn The
vote Tuesday showed the people Of Kan.
S2Rs lld NOS approve of onr clccliun Of that
Democmt- lrhu Martin, TO the United
STATES senate"
~ yea think the Peoples party can
send Martin 10 the senate againy"
wei ! gnNss not. understand Mar.
tin would like fusion Ia Kansas arain.
bur e w do hayo Il Il will he the death
Of the Peoples party Personally / am
lubildh over the result IN Kansas. II
was not the Mrty that WAS defeated,
iis leaders were rcpuiiatcd. aud II We OK
l~ei success 10 tie future we must turn
diem down, The houcst principles Of No
insflN uWnk God, sill live and viii con.
i'nnc 70 lirc after tie corrupt leaders ARE
put down"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
She ANSWERED A PERSONAL,
Now She's in Trouble, is Miss Mabel
Tyrone-The sequel of News o
papcr Courtship.

Chicago, nov 1O.-Wm. Il. Lowery,
formerly a saloon keeper. was held to
the criminal court today at the in
stance of Mabel Tyrone, the pretty
daughter Of W. w. Tyrone. Of the
business department Of the Review Of
Reviews. Her father was nj one time
thu owner Of a paper In Minneapolis,
In the fall Of 81 Miss Tyrone ans.
wered matrimonial personal, and an
ccquaintance with Lowery resulted.
After lengthy correspondence Lowery
proposed marriage and was accepted.
Miss Tyrone spent three weeks here,
then returned to New York, and after
remaining there a short time, came back
TO Chicago and met Lowery, who, she
said, on one pretext and another PM of
having the ceremony perf0rnal
In the meantime, the couple occupied
apartments at the Grand Palace hotel
on North Clark street. Soon l.owery.
Mabel SAYS became abusive. Then he
sent her To low dance hall nj Spokane
Fails. Wash. As he started her TO the
place she says he cautioned her to be
sure and send him So week She re-
NAMED at Spokane Falls eight weeks
and then came 10 Chicago.
Miss Tyrone has not informed her
parents Of her trouble. They do not
know of her whereabouts. and she says
she will not disgrace them by writing
ar returning home. She expects 10 20
10 friends 10 Michigan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
the UANDlE CASE.
Another Legal Tilt-Thc Case 10
Come Up On a Change
OF Venue.


special To the Gazette
Dallas, Nov 10 The liandlc trni was
Oh tue Hotrd from o'clocl, this morning
tlll o'S0 This evening. When court open.
ed, Co, w. H. Crawford for the de.
Tense. moved To Quash The indictment
on the following efounds.
because tne special ycnirc dad been
drawn In secret and not a pnhlir
manner, the clerk having taken the
names ir'm q box while seated In u cor
ncr OF the folm with his back N The
court beiendmt und his COUNSEL were
present 90 the drawing aud fcaues cd
the privilege Of overlooking the nrocootl.
ing. hut such privilege was denied
them
Because ]. H. Cullom, one Of the
jury commissioners for the term, was
on cucnN of tho prisoner, and az editor
oi inc 6arl1ud News, had written ar
trW dcuouncing defendant ns cold.
hloodrd murderer tnllum had also boon
witness on a previous rial Of the ease,
anu on tho witness stand testified thnt
bis articles reelected the opinion of the
people nf Garland
3-Boouse G. u Gillespie. another
Jury commissioner lmd formed md ak
lr',1Fd an opinion ngainst defendant
Rccnusc dcfopdant had not been
MIRO
Colonel Cr,wf,r1 tailo1 e.. p,.o.
bours nuJ r,,,J nt,,,o.,,,,.' .Ii,,,i w.. ~.
Mir Cnllors n,ner ,i, ~, ,r,''
which dee,rrd ibot ,n,,,.i,r.,, y. W.,
hang,J or1 n,ri,r,,., ,,,, y, t,n,"'. W
tenti,r, H. g,pnn.'t g,.,. ~ ", wv, XIV.
pi,t,'s can. nMiv'i up,u"Il
a ,u 1 ,I,n me- NJ VIZ. lng,,'r pl
ii,u.,ms ,u,'n a'os' gllAvn iur w
,,' '"S indi ''"''''' "'""'' 'E'N''''
is,', ,. ,..t.t
illl w" hR'lnl Nehlto W"s HopIet
WV W, nl9n Wy uHuer VIZ oourt nm
nVp' w NY ao'ilfe is,ulbh'rNlHlnN
na1 d"ln ~, .uliupl' Ah Jury COM
i n,llsfiun'ri nnu ar9sivu in selecting we
app Hillp9 from Mhlcn ,hN, Special Nuhlrr
OF ~ Muh ntiWh' nnH thnt W renseh
OF Nih eNlrt,sn hihr nlhnrl uelenuhh' he
was niMlnhnled ior tnNt hulN
y inal me ni9rH VINO prrphreu lnp
cory oi NE ApeeWl NpllN lreNsnle'i 70
aeienannt ha,i enl.gel tle o,asr ~ Wilisll
me nah'~ NpNhi'u IN tnN "tlElNH' hnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
,,y!ShAIL1 LII II
BUSINESS.
pRaDsrREErs REVIEW.

pRADsTREETS REVIEW.
seociaied Press.
york. Nov. 10.-Tomorrow Brad
will say: Several positive ard
LAM evidences of improvement in
|r.l lines are found in kilograms
,islrsets more particularly the an
ement that makers of rails at
". refuse TO quote for '94 deliy-
tbe cnt price quoted three days
| hns Indicating the growth of the
| Al to meet the future requirement
corresponding strengthening of the
N OF manufacturers. Chicago
|. IN steel and iron also report n
|sey on the part Of consumers to
|d,e their wants, together with
own refusal to quote for next
| d.liyery. ST. Louis iron merchants
al early advance in the price of
|b9e,s. which. with Bessemcr pig.
an steel rails have been shaded II
iiss this week, In addition. the
| ani .hne Industry in New England
mrefal other points in the West.
|,Snmei work ON full time, as have
| New Eng,lnd cotton mills. Among
IN Manufacturers and jobhcrs of
he business remains depressed and
NH reduced in some instances.
We; notably at st. Louis, the
NJ j true and an early advance
IN i ANTICIPATED. There are large
igs h the value Of exports Of cat
tadsiuffs, provisions, cotton, copper
| naval stores.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
FROM VIRTUE
a MARRIED WOMAN STEPS INTO
THE PANGs OF VICE.


u. A..aaf,.,i n.
10y N9H"cll"N rress'
New Orleans. Nov. lO.-A sensational
abduction of a child from tbe DAMMIT.
con c,,nvon, ,.as,n,.t,, e 49,.
"i.''uopn n"s
Drought TO light pitiable story Of
hlightcd lives. II. A. Testnrd and
4 "a Brown vnp. r,,rrio1 IN car,,Ia,-
1ooc A., ''1''N :" 'V"N''vS'
n OO,. loo"' MISS brOWh Dcihg the
SLa, ms the wealthy horse owner
SSii,, ths,, was killed IN "a son.
S6 I,uaba 49,. $50,
, SUI "a. Wsl &c ~ at tie unrnelu
n.y. nv , IT, - orp apont Serr aso,
h inu ' uVii'i1 Ilis CITY ana lestaru
D'S"', ,i,iI 4 i rn"- clvIh' A. 49,, A.
ii,-n'l NV h,f mS p.in 70 uell auu they
H. l'ppns VII, NIL inst y}pSliualS; Waen
d' vS'biu m t viileu ~ M, ieAus n5 me
~, ~, VI ils luiu.I nen nv rcturhe9
nv M@s nv ~ +" n,' tng nouse clps i3
TX "I hl w wv Sunc WIN 'ne ci'liu;
, ','iv ll''u iaiirn lIGln Nirtue, lesl9ru
, ,o gn3 III. teur "i XIV MA, Yoqu'ry, h9plug
w hu,i 5 ins W,, "ip Sui" w no urage
y, Nh s,, sbo M rvn IN mn 'eT'n,s
Wi, mi.i sly ,ISS iu,"u ~ pi"'r VI S'lsy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
GRESHAM on HAWAII.

BY Associated prpss.
Washington. Nov. 1O.--A letter adj
dressed by Mr.. Cleveland 20 Mr.. Ores
ham, Oct. Is, is given ont for publica-
iion. The secretary reviews IN detail
the acts leading up to the revolution IN
llHwnii IN january last nnd takes
strong ground In the opinion that Queen
Lilinnknlainti would never hive necn de-
posed had II not been for iho landing
Of United States mariners from the
United States steamer Boston He main
tnlns also that the provisional govern
ment has been maintained solely by
fear Of the military power Of the Unit
Cd States, lle cities much evidence
from Blounts report and from Min
lister Stevens himself To sustain this
view. The government of Hawaii, he
says. surrendered ils authority under
the threat of war until such time only
as the United Suites sli0ull rcinstatc
the constitutional sovereign. and the pro-
visiOnAl government was created TO pN-
lst until the terms Of union with the
United States were agreed upon The
treaty Of annexation Withdrawn from
the senate should not. he argues. be
submitted again. We should ndt do 70
great wrong. he snys, 10 feeble but
Independent state ly an abuse of the
authority ~ the United States, hut by
restoring lhc Legitimate government. The
Tinted states can consistently insist
that other nations shall respect tho In
dependence 81 Hawaii. bni cnnnot while
not respecting II themselves Onr gov.
crnment was the first 20 recognize thc
Independence Of the ialnnds aud should
pc last to acquire sovereignty oveatlom
by force and frnttl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
A PENSION CASE,
nv Asancininl prn.a.


Washington. Nov. lO. Commissioner
Of Pensions l.pchren this morning iilcd
IN answer in the mnudnmus proceedings
instituted by Judge Charles ID. Long, Of
Michigan
Tho latter was receiving pcuson Of
ST. per month, whl0i Commissioner
lOchren suspended on tho ground that
Judge Long was not entitled TO total
disability pension The cnse was brought
in the district court Of The nlAtrigt Of
Columbia. the last proceeding being on
order t0 Commissioner Lorhren 10 show
cause WHY le should not restore Judge
Long 10 tie pensiun rolls. Cnmnlnsinnpi
l.ochren admits that Judge Long was
legally placed on lhc pension rolls, bui
denies that certificate Increasing The
pension TO SO was regular or lawful,
In defending the right of tlle commits
siuner 90 suspend pensions, he asserts
Il has been pmctlcel since 1889, ana
such notion Is departmental con
strwiion of legislation which is com
elusive. The commissioner nsscris That
such construction Is reyirsablp mly by
the secretary of The interior, and that he
cannot be restrained or controlled 10y any
cuuri.
Judge Longs only remedy Is appeal 10
the secretary. Having ones name on
the pension rnll. says the commissioner.
does not constitute y property right but
comprises the privilege Of receiving q
bounty from the government 40 long M
that person, IN The Judgment Of the
commissioner. belongs "a the class Of
persons designated by congress as a
proper recipient Of that bounty, The
Issuance Of pension certificate Is not n
conclusive Indication hut subject TO ~.
view and investigation. Such inyrsiiFa
tiOn must be- executive aud not judicial.
The commissioner says the pension paid
Judge Long Is for total disability, aud
Judge Long n moi disabled, but if
drawing a large salary from The state
~ Michigan.
Further. the court has no Jurisdiction
10 grant a nnndnmus except to perform
q statutory act n the order OF the
commissioner l. illegal. Judge Lnng'A
remedy IS q snit for Injunction. Tho
commissioner asks that proceedings be
digmiHspd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11


Washington, Nov. 10-It u difficult
TO predict what effect the reccnt cleo
tons win baye on the tariff bills now
being formulated 10y the Democratic
majority Of the ways and means com.
inittee. but the ntfcances Of Chairman
Wilson Indicate that the result will hive
little weight IN changing tic policy Of
party leaders. Indeed Wilson nitlier econ
hdcntly predicts the passage Of the very
measure being prepared BY himself and
colleagues TO be the one thing uecdful
70 restore public confidence and place the
DeinOcuile party on the pedestal OF
political supremacy, but The opinion Of
Wilson Is not supported by al tho prom
inent men IN the party. In fact. there
nre indications that the result Of Tues
days elections viii impel several Demo
cratic leaders Of national reputation to
counsel the ways and means majority 10
moderation, and warmly discourage th.
radical legislation the free trade wing
Of the party has been 50 strongly urging
There has always been A strong Demo
cratic faction IN the house Of represents
tiyes opposed to any considerable extern
-iol Of the free list. or 20 sweeping
reduction Of tariff rates. biii the over
whelming majority received BY the Dem
ocrats a year ago efectually eileneed
this element % to this time. Now,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

asked permission to he heard IN hoha,,
oil mat road, so the case viii not reach
conclusion until some time .nex, wcel'
pne TACT was established and nyreei
upon today, that was. II the lease Of tbe
naiVeston' Houston and Henderson hy
l1e International and Great Northern
yI9mpahy was valid. then the Missouri.
Invalid, the International and Great
Norlhern has no case, and the Calves
ION Houston and Henderson can assert
US Independence, and the contract with
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas will
ne binding. and Il the International and
'treat Northern wish to operate its trains
over the Galveston. Houston aud Hen.
uerson Il must make contract The
proceedings had today We're merely pre-.
iimiunry The merits Of the case will
be presented IN the argument to follow
tomorrow and Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

T,uelsa. Kan, NoY. 1O.-Airs. MARY u.
Is,aae Mace, she responsibility for the
defeat II de- Kansas Popnlists upon thc
state administration. which Sue charges
y,itb heinr corrupt She criticizcs eo.
yerely Governor Liewelling, by whose
appointnicni she holds a place on the giate
ha',rd IN charities that pays her 5000 a
rc,r and rcpndntcs United States Sena-
~ Martin az unworthy the support az
fbe Peoplc's party. NO party" saw
Nrs Lease, Hhaa eyer been disarac.d
uith more corrupt 1nen than are some Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
CUT HIS SKULL IN TWO.
A Boy Falls Under the Cars at Green
vile with the Result stated.

Greenvic Tex. Nov. 10.--rhis even.
ing about I O'Clock, negro boy about
t8 years Of age was run over and kill
"a rs The cars. The negro was on the
track running backward, aiielnWing 10
make a coupling when he fel, the cars
nassjng over his head and cutting his
sisw1 half Ia two aud scattering his
brains along the track. The sight was
siekening one. The negro had been
herc only few days, his home being
N Ssilpinr SPRING. lie WAS not M
nmploye Of the railway company, and
Matchmaker Morgan says thli he hnd
kicked him On the ours q short while
before he was killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
SPORTING.
SAN ANTONIO RACES.

special 10 the Gazette.
San Antonio, Tex. Nov D.-This was
Z ri letter day Of the San Antonio club.
~ was the first fall meeting aud lOOOvisl.
Mn were on the. ground. The horss
a ~, eNen,s were intcrspersed with blcy-
injury Of The races is as follows:
pstnlN ,1cS cHss 2.30 troi, purse $500,
,Nibt Nilks won. Lady idol serond'
Nwhlotig third. Time. a:25,
e.SccqAl ric,- Glass 2:aa, mace, purse
500, Brown Al won, Bright Hone nee.
onI; Prince third. Time. 2.2I ~
lhlrd race iainnng. five aud onc.half
segond Time. lsm IL
~ 49, the sane tiine az made at
l}Gslas on mile track. and "a half
mule track nNkes difference Of one sec
und It is the best 1--we anl a half flr
longs run Ia 1exas.
Fourth -Rmning. nc-hnlf mlle
dash. purse $50, Blue Ewes Won. Lam
Martin second. Time. 0,Si 30
,H Snrcisi rece running onc;half mile dash,
second. nmc O.bl 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
THE KATY CASE.

Special TO the Gazette.
Galveston, Tex, Nov 10.--Thc motion
of the International and Great North
ern to dissolve the temporary injunction
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas re-
straining the former from interfering with
the latter in operating its trains over the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson Rail-
way, came up for n hearing before Judge
Boarman in the United States circuit
court at the hour set. Judge Duncan.
counsel for the international and Great
Northern, outlined the ease and the points
they expected to establish to show why
the injunction should not be set aside.
Judge Loyett stated the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas side of the ease. The
court allowed the attorneys Of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas six hours for
argument. and will undoubtedly accord
the attorneys for the International mad
Great Northern the same time.
Major Mott of counsel for the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson, also
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
WHAT MELIo ASKS.

ny Associated Press
Washington, Nov. H. Secretary
Gresham has received dispatch from
Minister Thompson at Rio de Janclro
stating that he had received circular
from Admiral Alello. iusurgent lender
asking the United States to recognize MI
son asked for instructions. After a coi.
ference betwern Secretary Gresham ana
The President thc minister WAS instructed
TO say to Admiral Mello thar. In The
opinion Of this government, be- had not
been able TO establish either % polltlcnl
or military organization which ENTITLED
him to the recognition he asked. and thai
u would not be granted. Secretary
Gresham added That the position Of fbr
United States In the present controversy
was thnt Of an impartial observer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
WOMEN MATCH MAKERS
Had TO BE Dispersed BY u Squad OF
Cavalry-A Paris Novelty.


Mnrseilles, Nov. 1O.-The women en-
ployed in tie matchmaking shops Of this
city are lending their support to the strik-
Lorse car this afternoon, and tried TO in-
timilute the driver. II was necessary to
call the police to drive them away. Three
OF the women were locked up, Other
women engaged in The Manufacture Of
matches marcncd TO the prefecture later
on and demanded the release of tie three
company with throng of men and boys
proceeded to the Bourse Travil bur n
squad Of cavalry was stationed at the
entrance of The building and no one was
allowed within the doors. Tie crowd
finally dispersed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
cnINnsn RraIsrMArloN.

hy Associated Tres
Washington, Nov Commissioner
Miller of the internal revenue bureau Is
amending the department regulations for
the registration Of Cinnamon in accord
once with tn resent act OF congress
extending The time Of registration siN
months. The department has an unex-
pended balance nf about S2O,OOM which
can he utilised M putting the new lcgisla.
ton into operation This is sufficient
for a month or 50. II X generally undcr-
stood the Chinese as whole will rcgis.
ter and after six months all Chinese
unable to iyOducc registration rcrtih-
Gates win be summarily departed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
GRAHKS.
AT CLEVELAND.


By AssOclntod Fress.
Cleveland, o.. Nov 1O.-A crank call
ed at the Office OF Myron llrrrick. seq
rotary and treasurer OF the society for
savings at 12l5 today, and with d dy-
Mantle bomb in one hand aud a revolver
In the other demanded 5000 Horrck
responded by promptly knocking the
man down and graphing with him on the
floor While In this position the crank
fired a shot at HerTick, The bullet pass
ing through hin coat The fellow then
leapcd through the window and escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

New York, Nov lO.-At the Police
Gagcile oilircc today, manager Rouse
said he had received a telegram from
Jacksonville, Fla, thnt certified check
the training expenses of Mitchell and
cofhett This SLOWS they ARE IA rnr.
nest said Mr Rouse "and | viii call
q meeting AZ 3 tomorrow afternoon ut
this ollicr | don't 500 anything now TO
prevent an. agreement hrlug signed by
an parties"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

BJ Associated lreen.
Chicago M. Nov. 10 John d. Rookie.
feiicr innde TIE fourth hft TO the uniser.
10000. aud With previous d0naiians con.
frihnied makes liOckefcipr'a rlff ID fhe
university H3.280.OO1. liockcfelier'e lnet
gift Is conditional on securing Marlin ht1
eraon's donation Of SiOO0OO, The condition
81 Rfyerson's donation Is that $1,000 ~
rgieed BY popular Subscription w Jnly !,
lhYi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11
u.LAs ELEVATOR CASE.
10 tha Ca,,t4

Tex. Nov. 1O.-Judgc II. Il.
q. II The Fourteenth judicial district
Wy morning refused TO appoint a
ior the l.0nc Star Elevator com
fequested by the COckrcll Bros.
~ the day. Coke, Tucker &
u'I9fneys for Arbuclile Bros,
sun for foreclosure in the fed
w v. and also made application 10
Giaies Judge John II. Rector for
5linent OF q receiver.
~ ,le Bros. hold 100000 bonds of
lahy, on which, it is alleged, pay
., gow due, Hence the filing Of suit
" s', s, Judge Rector has not vet
X ior hearing the application for
h, ;a's y OF a receiver.
" ION Scnrry was recently an
e ,ssai,hporary receiver Of the Lone
'a''r eompauy, and will now re-
= 's1e Star Elevator company has
An - Dallas, Wichita Fails.
lo: al haiii a dozen other places in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

~ AN0cInItl Tros7.
Washington Nov 10 The United
States steamer Alliance arrived at la
lihcrind, San Salvador Yesterday This
Is tho nearest telegraph station 70 ANA
pnh, WHERE tho American atoamer Costa
ltca was fired on by the Honduras gov.
rnmcnt The first dispatch on he sub.
jeci was so vague IN ny particulars that
ID was doomed es3optinl that further
information he had before the govern.
ment takes action,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-11

however, that popular expression seems
suddenly TO dave chanpcd The pro,cc-
ZIONIST wing Of the party has taken heart
again and VIII certainly make itself heard
In council. Therefore u il probable n
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