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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

SALARY on COMMISSION TO AGENTS
10 handle tho patent Chemical Ink l.rAs.
Ing pencil Tho mort useful and novel IN.
ycntlon Of the age ErnHcs Ink thoroughly
IN two seconds Works Ike magic 200
10 zoo per cent prunt, Agents mike $50
per week We also want Il general agent
10 take charge Of territory aud appoint
Fnh'ngrnta. A rnrc chance to make money.
Write for terms and specimen Of cruising.
Monroe Ertser Manufacturing company,
X, a. Tn Crosse wis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

FOE RENT--cooL. WELL VENTILATED
TOOLS lor thf e sumner. VIII oI milhen p,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
ron nrNr-DwrLrINos.

ron RENr-A FWEHooM COTTAGE,
,sa Peach street. Apply 10 Mrs NJ. It.
Walton Gazette otiire, or at w. l.. Ma
lone's corner Of Peach aud Harding
streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

BOARD AND LODGINGS SELECT pRf.
ynte boarding. hi4 choice south rooms AZ
the Ryan Homestead, one block west
Of postofiice. corner Seventh and Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

>ss.-~~~s>~,s>~~.s,ss--4
WANTED TWENTY THIRD IN.
AT san Autonlo, Tex, nhlc-hodled unmnr.
rlcd men between the ages OF n and 10.
Good pay. food, clothing aud medical Mt
tendance Applicants muse furnish salts,
charcter Recruiting office a, Natltorlum
building, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
SEALS, nonnNn srAMi's, lrc.

III you WANT ANYTHING IN THAT
line write The Fort Worth Stump com.
pany, 5i3 lain street, Fort Worth,
Tor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO SOLICIT LIFE IN
surnucc for the Hartford l.ifc aud Annui.
~ Insurance company, one OF the oldest
natural premium companies In tho United
States ''llni1no nnd attractive plan that
sells" w. n. Patterson, state agent.
Trust building, Dallas. Tex.
, 1893-07-10
Stdott1hes,
G~ountYanwalt 11aher
Derltert einen Suoelpro3e6 uto Ole SuoeIs
2niprii6e itei9en i'm preiie.

Nacb6em 8ibter Sut6iQ AM Samitog
ei1em g%epiiien &. st. GDon, benz 8erpalz
ter bes Mt1rp6p'i6en 9tacblaIies, bic
Summe bon $1,000 fir einen alten
8ubler >Qtniprucb 3uerfannt bat, lit Der
8ertb ~berarttger Nnipritcbe, Sic nod ime
mer in Der S6ipebe ftnO, UNI minSeitens
so 8ro3ent 9eittcgen. 8orber bate baS
Gountp ii6 gepetgert, etnen gergleib elm
Sugeben, iebt muB es BEN bouet 8etrog be-
rappen. Sir ods County batten County
antpaLt Otaber unb Nbpofat 8ronn ben
SAT- nertreter, ipGbren0 @r>9ftcbter Yrenz
ber9alt bic Sabe bes &lGgers perfo3t.
9err Wtaber per3i6tete auf cine @elbipo7
renenbant. Sb ct Oa6urcb bic Sntereiien
bon Goof County fcbabt9te, bleibt in 6rage
geiteut, bocb tptrft Die Sbatiacbe Elm etgene
tbimlicbeS 0idt auf BEN SAL, baB Qooofat
8rptpn, Wfaber's @ebtlfe in bieiem Sail,
Der 9febtSbeitanb Wtife Mc0pnalos mar,
ais beiien 2(nfprit6e i'm OerflDiienen Sabre
I'M GDuntp9ert6t DerbanOelt !purben.
8on Deri1iebenen Gountpbedmten pir0
6errn O1aber ber 8ortpurf gemdcbt, baB CT
0as boue 8e%ipeisnatertol, 1peLbeS CT i'm
8eitb bate, ttcbt borIe9te; tpGbreno Sugez
geben miro, baB Gtbter Sutbiu in Solge
oeS borLtegen0en 8eipetsmatertaLs ntdbt am
berS bar1beln fonnte.
8eIonoere 8orberettungen fir BEN SAL
i6etnt 6err Wtaber- nibt getroffen gu ba7
ben, benin eS lit befannt, 6aB ct it6 no9
bis f1r3 Dor bem 8roSeB in Sprtngfiel6
befan6, UNI in Ser 2obbD fir ben @eIebent>
tpurf, Bic 8ermebrung Der 9ticbter in Goot
SotntD betreffenO, 81 tptrten. Gr lit San
oiDat fir Elm Gt6teramt.
Der borliegenbe 6au, nelber ge9en 6Qs
GOuntD enti6ieoen nurbe, lit Ser erite gr0z
Bere 8ubelz Qtnipru6, Ser lett Sabren err
tol9retb ourb8etGbrt ipuroe. 2lnipriibe
i'm 8ctrage BON $3.50, 00O-$300,O 900 finb
nod in BET S6pebe, bocb fam man iib
bcnfen, baB Sen @igentbimern 0erielben
felt Somitag Ser &omm gang bcoeutenb
9ei6poQen lit. Ob bte 8e6anptung, 6oB
Der Gpuntpantpalt nit ben !6erren W2cz
@art9le, 8arnea unb Otc0onalo auf ie6r
freunOi3aftli4em'SuBe itebe, ouf @abrbett
berll9t, mtiien mir nicBt. @~r>Gountpan>
malt 6enrD, tpel6er etnen 9roBen She'll beS
BetpctsntatertalS ia1nmelte, lit itber3eugt,
boB baiieLbe, pe11n eS in ietnem 9on3en
l1mfan9e DorgeLe9t morben tpGre, etnen l1rz
tbetlslpru6 81 @uniten be5 &ldger8 Der7
btnoert bGtte. MurpbD itano ais Q(potbes
fer in 0ieniten beS GountD8, ct be3og Sic
WteOi5in fitr bos Gountpboipitat uitD Die
bafiir eingetatfenen &ecbnungen tput6en,
wie eS beiBt, I'm $3.50 8ro3ent erb0bt,
unb Wturpbp tbetlte nit ieinen 6reunben
ben groftt. @r mar alto Elm Qn9eiteIter
bon Goot County unb feline @rben erbaIten
in SoI9e 0es l1rt6etlsiprl6s io9ar 8e;abz
lung fir Sic 3eit, in tpeIcber itcb WurpbD
nacb er6obener Nntlage alf Ser SIucbt be-
fanO. @s lit m09lic6, baB 6er Gountpratb
it3 in Der beutigen Sibung nit Dem Safe
bel3aftt9en miro.
, 1893-07-10
2IdrRf6ert6f.
G~9tcago, 10. Suli

y y ca 9 o. III. suit.
Solgenbe Breile pur6en bel er0Beren
Bartteen %er3ielt:
Butter, bette GreandrD@ @aare 49,
@19c, quite 17@18c, mittelmdBige 800
l7c. 9atrp, @oDleD's bette 100, mittelz
cute nno CUTE 144@-c, frii9er 8aftng
Stod l33@-c, quite un0 bette v&ou"-c.
8uttertt, bette Creamery 17c, recbt
i9One 153c, 9atrD 1926 un6 1876 fir bic
bette; in v&ouS" ober tleincn @ebinben &c
mebr.
&die, bette n6ua Cream G6e66ars"
&c.,, rSptnS" 73@8c, goung Qlmerica
8@84c, rSttmmeb" o., n~ad6gemad6z
ter S3fpei5er 11@12c, u8rtd" 9@93c,
2imbur9er 5000
@ter, gans frti9e 143@-c 6oS 9b6.
Sb #, 9eb0rrtes: 9(epfel, fiinitltcb gez
trofnete 79@10c baS Qfo., an ser Sonne
9e60rrte n0rOlicbe 5@64c, 8ftritc6e 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6(@7c, 6imbeeren 230244c;
@altfornti6eS 2(pritoien 14@16c, ntc6t
9ei9GLte Bfirii6e 8@11c, geicbGIte 220
24c; 8faumen 9@13c; 9fo1inen 2on6on
2aDers 1902. 90 bas 8tit9en, MuSfaz
teller s 1.3501.35, loie 4(06c.
OBJ, friihes: 9tepfeI 2,5O(02.65 un6
2.75@4.O0 te nacb Ser Site, 8ananen
1.O0@1.25, Gttronen 4.5O05. 90, 6loriz
baer Orangen 2.25@2,5O, Gtbbeeren 60
@1.00 in "a 9tntS. StadbeI6eeren $1.O0
@1.25 per 16 Quarts. 6tm6eeren,
ibpar8e, $1.75@2.0O, rotbe 81. 5O02.O 90.
8rOmbeeren $1.0002.50; 8ftrItc6e nit
loiem &ern @ 81 4O(95Oc; 9el6e Sepans
75c0$1. 90; Pflaumen ga Gts) 5000
1925.
&artoffeIn: gteue 8eorleB 1926
@2.50, Grtump6s $2.25(02.5O Stole $3.50
@2.60, @arID O6to $2.25@2.5 oas SAB.
@efIu9eI, leben6t9e: 3urfeD 10
ole; 6iibner: Sennen 93@1Oc, 6Gbne
o.; @nten &c.,; @Gnie, lebe1oige
nit ben 9an8en Te6ern, So, OO@6.OO per
9uBeno. Spring Gbtdens" 16@17c.
baS 8fb.
@emife: @etBfraut aus Suinois
25@50c; ct. 2outier 81. OO01 so; rotbe
obcr 8elbe 3ptebeln 1.75@2.OO Ser Sud;
iun8e Wtobrriiben 20025c 6as 0b6; iunge
tpetBc &lben 49, Seuerte %
SOC oas 9bO., iun9e 3p;ebeln $3.50 Ser
8ui6el, iunge rotbe Giiben 3504Oc,
SpargeG 6O065c per 378uidbelz&titc6en
8lumenfobl 75c(0$1.25 DaS &iitc6en {;
Stpeet BOtatoes aus SQinoiS 81. OO@2.5O
bas S0B.
@btSfe0: Slip.
8Obnen: 8eite 9tabtes 81. 5000 50,
mlttel9ute $1.7001.75, nit 6er WaIcbine
9eretnlgte $1.65@1.75.
, 1893-07-10

Or. @m. st. Glair, peGcber fiirsGic6
tnfol9e BON Srunfiu6t in SEQ. 1872 IS.
MonroesS traBe Elm plOBLicbes GnOe na6m,
tpurbe beute auf benz Nrmenfrieb6of nabe
Cunning be8raben. gr ipar Elm miien>
i9attltcb 9ebiIOeter Wtann un6 Elm 9rler
Qlr8t. lleber ieine &ergan9en6eit iBtpe6t
elm 9unfel, 6Ob lit es it6er, boB er inn
Often poblbabenbe 8ertpan6te bat. Seine
Srau, tpelcbe in Omaha tpobnt, tpurbe bon
ieinem 5OOe III &enntntB geiebt. Sic fam
nacb Chicago, fimmerte itb aber nicbt INN
bic 2ei6e, %ertldrte, baB fte nid6t i'm Stanbe
iet, fir Elm 8e9rdbniB 3u ior9en unb reiite
tpte6er ab.
, 1893-07-10
Cunningham, gteQie Mfers
S6eo6ore 0aoi8 unb g8m. Marl6aQ

SVEUUDGE SUUI9 IIID NIl. WtuTIVWHl
5tpet Tarbi9e, gertetben 9eitern Dor bem Sc
b0ube 9to, 464 StateitraBe mitetnanber in
Streit, in Deiiem 8erlauf Mtariba0 lein
ScbicBciien berDorbolte unb ieinem @e9ner
cine 2lgeG in Die 2enbe ia9te. Der Ser
ipu1octc tpurOe mach Dem 6oipttal 9e6rocbt
uno Der S6icBbOlO enttom.
= Quguit S6dfcr, go. 1873 Sheffield
2tOe., mabte 9eitern nit ieinem tleinen
So9n cine Bug9pfa6rt. 9os 8ferb ibeute,
lief baOOn uno i6IieBlib nit Der 9eibiel
gegen etnen 8aum. S6dfer ~itiir3te aus
DEM 6abrtpert uno braeb oos @enid. Sem
SObn mar ibon pOrber berauSgeic6leuoert
iuorOen, bate obeT feline 9efdbrItcben Ser
leBun9en baDpngetraeen.
, 1893-07-10
@enieite.

@enD, 1869 80. North @pe.
@o9er, 887 81. MapleruoOb @oe.
9ttliou, 872 q. California ADe.
Soebue, 938 q. California ape.
1efterbouIe, 1135 q. CALIFORNIA Qns
Grublp, 1914 Mttlnoufee Ape.
SANDS, 1868 Milpautee Noe.
SofIep, 1929 Millpaufee 9Ue.
&earD, 400 WtiIfpaufee Ane.
ellis, 52l Nttlpaufee @oe.
&urb, 821 Wilmnufee QOe.
&inberQ, 1893 Wtiltpaufee @ue.
Semper. 1919 Miltpoufee aoe,
Gtuder, 1850 Milipoufee aoe.
Suoree, 1884 Wtilpautee 9oe.
Earring. 1895 Otilipoutee 4pe.
uerien, 1903 Otilpautee aoe.
&roa, 655 30. 0ortb aoe.
Sonien, 759 SO. @ortb aoe.
Sboper, 1865 go. 9tortb ape.
Goih, 1870 Wtillpaufee goe.
Steluobet, 148 Wtilfpoufee Mne
SenribS, 165 Milmoufee aos.
Soffntanr, 233 Mtilluautee Ape.
Senien, 242 WtiIpoutee @oe.
9reeorIen, 286 Milpoufee Moe.
Sulbeu. 300 Mstltpoufee @oe.
Gillespie, 288 81. SonQomou ctr.
Seoerin9baus & geilfuB, 448 MiItuaufee WnG
geus Depot, 1854 @rmitage Npe.
Stems Depot, 466 9trmitoQe 9loe.
&pbinipn, 344 Millpoute Noe.
Stems Store, 259 SO. Chicago Acs
9ede, 4l2 q. Aiblanb Noe.
, 1893-07-10
2Iuf Ser S0rfe

Ser 8ei8enmartt er0ffnete beute Morgen
matt uno 8tetie tpci9enb; Septentber
DertdtfLib gu 704@705@7O&.
Som mar matt GIT 40&@418 per Sult
uno 415(042B per September.
Safer i'm SuLitcrmin 284@284 i'm Sep
tembertermin 26(0268.
S6petnefleti9 bracbte i'm Septembcrz
ermtn $2O.10, S6maIa, September,
$1O.573@1O.7O, &tppen 379@9.55.
, 1893-07-10
Sdfebdu.

0os Spiel Ser Serie stpiic6en SEM
@~aibtn9ton'er nno &bica8o'er 8oiebauz
Club purbe geitern nit Leibter Wtiibe bon
6en 9ebtcren 9%etponnen. SIS batter iid6
8egen 1000 3ui9auer eingefunben. Die
GtnseIbeiten bes SpieI8 miro man aus
nacbite9enOer Score" nacb vSnning5" err
leben. re
, 1893-07-10
SAicogo: :...............3 l 0 l l l 0 2 %
Yblo6elpbias.. ...........O 0 0 5 l Q O.

-9un9an (). r@pme GnpR- Span. r9oIIeb 86a"-
@Sa4riner, p6irft gaie on 8o4s%- 0t @Sper !; off
Mge@tl, g. rStrldter put 9ortinA W}ulpep. G5per,
Wtulpep, Gsper. p9tolen 8aieS"- @sper, O'&ourfe,
S3ri0er. u&eIt On Bales @bicogo. 81 Maibtn9tonS,
9aDlet gu &nIOn. 3eit-2:o5. ltmpire-GaritDer5.
Die SteG11ng Der II Clubs Ser rgfational
Qeoaue" lit bis iekt fDLaen0e.
, 1893-07-10
@rnnheiaentlnm


Ou perto ufen:-&npeuSppob. Sic Tb6uifas
~ @tte III bleier bubIde1 unO b~liibeubeu 9or;raOt.
g8aler unO Selper III ben StraBen uuo Die Strapeu oe=
pflaitert. Sage 9Th. uno SItfrout. gGeQen Qre:s uHo
LID an 90 N. 8. see, 112-114 2enr6orn CTR.
goDce 9utlotng. 2Omibam
Ou oertonfeu: 9teue - GSlot"=00uier 2ft6Cfto. mi
~ allelt Somfort. III &oonbale, clifton ape. gleitb n6ro=
tDHnen, gtnr geringe Nnaobllng. 6ottaqe, I|I5it6ttI
IN n1mittelbnrer 9tdDe bes NoOnbaler 8obnbofs; $500.
gsa9ereS I'M Staats3eituugs9eb6ube, Simner DO. 30.
Otltta9s 5pI1beH u uno l uDr ober inter 9(bre1ie; &.
SDB, NOOnooIe, @oot Co., Su. l5nfibom"
, 1893-07-10
Die StelIung ber. II Clubs ber 81,
lit bis iebt fOl9enbe:
eirdthsfhetne
8ts beute Mtittag tpurben bic foIgen6en
6etratbslbeine ermirtt:

8ts 6eute Mittag tpurben bic folgen6en
6eiratbSideine eripirtt:
@o6n Mtr, Soue GuQep .45-34
So9n @iben, Qunie Nl1berion..... 1874
6erbert G000, 6elen YeIalund. -. 1876
Wtatt6ep nlteltweiler, Wa9oolena
90, George &ni96t, Mottie @oiene.. .21-18
George Coleman, emma Sleeper. .... .22-19
Qnorew Scott, 0ilba Gomite6t. zee. .25-21
Rop See6er, @unie 9OnneQtn. ...... 1916
2outs Sauer, Soiep9iue S1nau. 49,. 1876
Sobn Simonlen, Sor9ine 9ounifien .23-22
0ettleff &elerlen, Wtarp 6etlmue0er. .49-45
Solef Wtoli5et, TronSeS 6ou oper. .22-20
Solef &opttlt, Yollp @oiooS. ....... .25-18
2llt9uit gSou9reen, 0onllob Yerlon. .27-27
2etorb S6ort, @ertrub Serne. 800. .24-28
Sobn SGcobiou, @nuie Dao9omou. . .32-29
Hbtlltp Bartb, Carrie Snpber. ...... $3.50
6oraSe Qtapier, emma QStientaltlt. . ..31-28
&ab Ger0ffentItc6ung unieres 9eitri8en
8ertcbtS eriptrft:
Charles Cunningham, 9feQie Mers
tul9D ..S0-|I
gSiuiom Gidboff, Morp MooIon.. ... .22-18
&6omaS Seize, Wtorp 6olep. ........ .24-18
Stepb ben Hetid, &atte 9topaf. ...... .24-19
Camp. 6orner, Role S6ort. ........ .29-21
Senrp Wta9ers, 0ftulie Q8o9ner. -. .22-23
, 1893-07-10
- 9as -
Nbe1Oblatt Der Su. Staatsz 3eittnq

lit in ben urten ange9ebenen 9eI9dften 5u babeu:
Storoicite
6. 6ent1ner, 1899 2incoln Noe.
q. s. stephan, 1l5O &tncoln Qpe
403 @roB Noe.
402 Gp5coe 8ouleooro.
q. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Qpe.
g. Goldman, 17A GIarf Str.
6. 81. Monre, 442 &incolu Noe.
9on Golabs, 485 9tncpln 9loe.
6. u. Sap, $40 &ineoIu MOe.
6ronf 9Gagner. 597 &iucoln NoG.
SOfepb Wtunf, TAT &tnColn Moe.
6. 9teubau5, $40 &iucoIn Moe.
g8m. SaDlor, 1017 2incoln Ioe.
W. Betting, 1926 GIorf Str.
@a*ber. 457 @larf ctr.
fSrau Siuoelnaun, 421 Start Str.
6. 81. 8Gr, 313 @Iart Ctr.
90. q. Wtpuep, 267 Start Str.
81. Serluouu, 161 Start Ctr.
s. 8. 9teeeu, 53 @lart Str.
s.. qehner, 590H @Iart Str.
Son0 Bros.
9. 9pppntaun, 1857 Start ctr.
8. Smith, 96l Start Str.
fSrau s. molfer, 453 g8eQs Stx.
80, RutberIvrb, 500 Meas Str.
9urnbul, 55 QBeQs ctr.
Mt. 6. Sdmiht. $50 gGeaS Str.
6. IS. Speet, 707 99eHS Str,
SoDu Storr, $50 @eQs Str.
q. @urrie, 3o6 WeaS Str.
6. SieIe, 34 @e1s Str.
8. 9iaer, 800 4BeGs Str.
Qrutu, 119 g9els Ctr.
SoDn Bert. 141 8elS Ctr.
Sobu 8udlep, 21 Weas ctr.
Grau 6. SobniOn 27e @eas Sta
g.. Mactn9, 100 QBels Ctr.
8. 9aQar. 1888 @eGs Ctr.
6. Serturt, 80 @elS Ctr.
8. Meber, 1876 &arrobee Ctr.
9offmaun, AGA 2arrabee Str.
6. Berger, 577 2arra6ee Str.
Srou s.. M}orgon, 225 9ipiIion Str.
2be columbus, $40 9ioiIton Str.
6. sd. @bite, 407h 9toilion Str. I'd.
@. 6. 9teliou, 1884 9tpiIipn Str.
6. Nn6erIon, 317 9iolIion Str.
8. Wtitler, 81 WtQpu Str.
s.. u. Gbmonu, 66 milolp Str.
s.. S9urte4, 81 9tate Str.
s. 4. 2tehL 255 @IeoelaMO Noe.
8. Sdurt, 391 Seoowid Str.
90. 8. WteBGer, 587 Seo9tptd Str
81. gnQel, 1893 Seogpid Str.
&reuIer, 262 Sebgpid Str.
Spbu Stein, 294 Sebgtpict 5t*.
SittieS, 1852 Seoglptd Ctr.
6. s. Putnaut. 249 @lD6ouru Aoa
9apter, 403 @lDbourf Aoe.
8. MetB, 1923 @lDbpuru @oe.
q. 80. 69lit. "a @lpbpurn @oe.
Gobert 9re9er, 149 SQinpis ctr.
g. GGraoer, 36 M&nrfet Ctr.
&tlpebloo & Mopmuieu, 3Ol @ortet gts
Sortenberg, 212 @euter Ctr.
8. @rbeu, 1879 @euter Str.
Srol SO. &ubu, Al @u9euie Str.
@ug. Stranger, 50 Gu9enie Str.
G1oS. 96beL 116 GuQeuie Str.
Stoiette.
@ubitorium Sptel.
8iCtpria 0ptel.
Weniu9tpn 9OteI.
&eIanb 90teL.
WteGDgS 9pteL
&eriugtUn 9oteG.
80 @pu9reB Str.
81 AoamS Ctr.
III 0an 8uren Ctr.
ITO Sarrifon Ctr.
Ill 0arrtipn ctr.
0aort 9OteL So ctr. auO @abaIB ao..
, 1893-07-10
@ei6Gftsz 0eleaenbeiten.


q o~ertaufen: Sin @rocern=store; gutter Der.
X toufs9runo. 1913 %. 9aItinQs Str. 1Oil5t
, 1893-07-10
81 bermietben: Stores, @pbnnnacn e.

2 permtetBen: Siibi6e Slot"=9SubuunQe mt
~ allen Comfort, SIS ben Wtnrat. clifton glpe in npr
gtGbe BON Belmont Npe. 9tabereS Mittags 5luliden i
nub l i'm 3tmmer gO. IS StootS5 eituugS=6ebauoe
l0mIbaiu
, 1893-07-10
Ner3te.


S.r. 6. 6. SauIer, Jroueuar5t @eburtsDelferin, 291
y Wels Ctr. STCe=Stuuoen ppn "a ubr 9ta6m.
8ll1M
, 1893-07-10
MtDblirte 3immer.


On oermietbeu: 8intmer nit @IoIet an cine ett=
~ seine Game. 20 Sat Str.
, 1893-07-10

Q6onrirt auf baS Nbenbblatt Der Suinois
Staat8z 3eitung. 8reis l Gent per Summer,
6 @entS per 8o9e.
, 1893-07-10
SteQengeiude.
Yartncr.


0SerI1ugt: Sin &nufnnuu nit eiuiqem Rapital
os Partner our glusbeutuug zines 9uten 9ateuts.
1Ojl2t 412 &arrobee Ctr,
, 1893-07-10

~TTNV : VUUF
CUR Sequelnlt6feit unierer aHseigenben Sunben bobeu
mir nit ben unten 9enannten 9erren elm Nbfpmmen 9es
troffen, DOna9 bel 0enieIbeu Qn3ei9en ougenoumen
tuerben 3I %beuietbei 9reiIen. als lpenu oteIeIben brett in
Der Expedition Der Satnoi3 9taots3eituu9 a~b9egeben
tuerben. Nn3eigen iopie Announcements t6uHeu of 6ieien
oeri6ieoenen pldBen big IL mbr Vtitta9s ~obge9eben
perner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
he IS WAITING.
Minister Willis Wants Further Instruc-
ton Before Acting.

PoRT TOWNSEND Wash, Dec 5.-The
barkentine Klickitat, Capt Cutler, ar
rived Monday from Honolulu with adj
vices to November 30, four days after
the steaaEr Alameda sailed for San
Francisco. In an interview published
in the Evening Star Minister Willis is
reported to have said:
"You are author'z-1 20 state that no change
N tho preaSnt situation VIII take place for sew
eral Wseka brought with me certain instTuc-
tions from thu United States government en- the
Hawaiian situstioA Since ny arrival con,n-
the United States government nor my
self we're aware wAsn I Ieft Wash
ington. I have thought best u the
exeFStse 81 Ice discretion allowed 70 Subznit
these matters 70 Wash ,ngton before proceed
ing further 10 carry out my original instruc-
tons No one need feas trouble and
no lawlessnass win be peSpitted ! mean
that until the time comes Tor me to carry
out my instructions the peace and good
order OF this community viii be kept I'M
disturbed IN the interests Of humanity;
that any attempt made by any person or per-
Sons e make trouble will be promptly checked
ard punished You may put the matter more
plainly and say that even y the provisional gov
ernment discharged all us troops to-day nolaw-
under the present situation OF affairs The
whole Hawaiian question is now in allegiance
and nothing that newspapers can say or do will
alter the statement one iOtS make this state
ment on my own responsibility and in hope that
1t win aliay present excitement
The statement gave the annexation
lists much satisfaction and the royalists
were much displeased. On account of
the many rumors current of the con-
templated action of the queens sup
porters the provisional gov rnment
found it necessary TO keep two COM
panies Of soldiers under arms for sew
eral nights after the Alameda sailed
After this statement rumors began
to fly about that the queens support
ers would make a final rally in her be-
half The crews Of the United States
men-of-war Philadelphia and Adams
were held in readiness to be landed on
moments notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
The Regular Session Begins at the
Nations Capital
seHatOr DOlph Gives Notice That He win
at Once Bring - the Hawaiian
Matter-ForInal Proceedings
In Both Houses.
IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec 5.--The first regu-
lar session of the Fifty-third congress
convened at noon yesterday. In the
senate the blind chaplain offered
prayer and Vice President Stevenson
called the senate 70 order. The roll
being called fifty-six senators respond
ed. The resolution notifying the house
of the meeting Of the senate, and
the resolution FOR a committee Of two
senators to join with committee Of
the house 70 wait upon the president
Of the United States and inform him
that congress had assembled and was
ready to receive any communication he
mey desire to make. were offered and
agreed TO.
After short recess the senate re-
sumed its session and listened to the
reading OF the presidents message.
which was concluded at o'clock.
when Senator Dolph rep, Ore. called
attention to the fact that the reader
had skipped page nine, containing the
references to Hawaii, and the vice
president directed that the omitted
page be read. Senator Dolph gave no
tice that he would on to-day address
the senate on that part of the mes
sage.
Numerous petitions were presented
and many bills introduced and referred
to appropriate committees
message was received from the
house announcing the death Of Hon.
Charles O'Neill and Hon. William Lii
~, late representatives from Pennsyl-
yania. Senator Cameron rep. Pa. Of
Tered a resolution expressive of the sor-
row Of the senate at the sad intelli-
gence, and as an additional mark of re-
spect to the deceased the senate then
adjourned.
I'm the House.
At one minute after II Yesterday
the speaker called the house to order
and prayer was offered by the chaplain.
The roll call disclosed the presence Of
- members, and the speaker declared
the house ready Tor the transaction Of
business. a committee was appointed
}y the speaker to wait upon the presi.
dent and inform him that the house
was ready to receive any communication
he might wish to make.
MI. MINES lot'in !. Il. c-LtCc9 ii ftta4-
luton providing Chat . committee be
appointed to investigate the existing
strike ON the Lehgh Valley railroad
lis causes and effect and il possible
suggest a remedy.
At 80 p N. Executive Clerk Pruden
appeared in the house and delivered
the presidents message, which the
clerk was directed by the speaker to
read.
Mr.. Griffin, the successor OF the late
MIR. Chapman, Of Detroit Mich. and II.
$. Bundy, OF Ohio, were sworn in.
The announcement was made Of the
death OF Representatives 0'Neill and
Lilly, OF Pennsylvania, and as mark
of respect to tho dead members the
house adjourned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
peath of Edrard Martln.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 Edward Martin.
millionaire and philanthropist who
was one of the pioneers in the railroad
building and development of the great
west, died AT the Martin homestead in
Red Hook Sunday OF heart disease For
many years he had lived in compare
tive retirement His fortune, which
consists almost entirely OF real estate
in Chicago and the state Of Illinois. is
estimated at several millions. which
was purchased in the earliest days of
Chicago
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
HOW OTHERS MET DEATH.

CHICAGO, Dec. Reports indicate
that the storm has been of Widespread
extent and of unusual severity. In
many places ths fall of snow has been
accompanied by heavy wind, causing
high and dangerous drifts and block
ing traffic. Many persons have lost
their lives
At Glepdale, Mont, small camp Z
miles southwest of Butte City, anow-
slide occurred, crushing and burying a
cabin occupied by Nicholas Bergstrom
and family. consisting of his wife and
three children. Bergstrom and two
children, aged 19 and 10 respectively,
were killed. Mrs Bergstrom and babe
were dug out OF the snow, ha7ing cs-
capped serious injury.
At Hecla. Mont, slide came down
the mountain SIDE denoIishing two
cabins and killing William Sparks and
Robert Rusl1. miners, and Chinese
cook.
Near Pine City, Mimi, Mrs. Russell
and eldest daughter, IS years old, wero
frozen to death In the woods 3 miles
from their home. They followed d
horse till lost, and falling To catch
him. could not reach home and so per-
ished.
Al Meat Cove, b. G., during a heavy
storm of wind ana snow q small boat
eontaiulne John aud Michael Donohoe
was blown ont 10 sea ana both were
lost
Al Fanora, Ia, J. b. Davis brake
man on he Dies Moines Northern &
Western, slipned from the roof OF i car
aud WAS isiiIe5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-12-07
WILL NOT SERVE.
i. j. Van Alen Refuses TO Become Aul-
bassadoS to italy.

j. j. Van Aien Refuses TO Become Au-
bassadoe to italy.
NEW YORK, Dee. A personal friend
Of ]. j. Van Allen recently confirmed
ambassador to Italy, has made public
letters showing that Van Allen has de-
clined 10 serve. He gives as the reason
that he made a contribution to the de
cratic campaign fund from patriotic
and business motives and cannot accep4
. position Of honor which may lie mis-
construed into a reward for a couscien-
yious act. President Cleveland in a
personal letter asks Mr.. Van Alien to-
rescind his decision not to serve. bat
the latter insists on not accepting. MIR
Van Aliens friend would say nothing
mere than that the letters exp.ajuea
themselves. "A reporter in Washington
was sent to see Secretary of State
Gresham about the meter lie said
the letters We're correct He would
say nothing else. The widely published
story was that Mr.. Van Allen gave $50, :
600 10 the democratic fund to buy the
Italian ambassadorship