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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10

New Spring Neekwear.
Now ready for your inspection.
Large assortment OF Boys
Waists at 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Cotton Dress Goods.

case best Indigo Prints 7c per yard.
80 pieces Outing Flannels, patterns, fast colors
I-2c per yard.
Elegant line of Percaes SO inches wide carry every
pattern made; per yard
New Ginghams, New Prints.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
Sale of Smallwares and Dress
makers Supplies.

Usual price, &C. Silver Eyed Needles sale price,
Usual price &C. SC and &c. Tape Measures sale price each
Usual price SC yard Black Hat Elastic sale price, nc
piece yards
Usual price &C Dozen Patent Hooks and Eyes, sale price
dozen for I5c
Usual price asc Silk Stitched Bone Casing sale price 15c
pair.
Usual price, 1sc. Bone Casing, sale price, SC pair
Usual price, sc card. Common Hooks and Eyes, sale
price, sc gross.
Usual price, 1c and Dress Shields, sale price, Sc pair
Usual price, 25c Silk Covered Dress Shields, sale price
I6c pair.
Usual price, 33c. Silk Elastic, sale price, FAC yard
Usual price, Csc piece Dress Betting, sale price 49c
Usual price Large Basng Cotton sale price, SPOOL
Usual price, &c. yards Linen sale price SPOOL
Usual price, and &C. Common Pins sale price paper
Usual price, Aunt Lydia Spool Cotton sale price, SC
SPOOL
Usual price, SC and SC Dozen Nickle Safety Pins sale
price, sc paper.
Usual price, SC. Knitting Cotton, sale price, &C ball
Usual price, 25c Misses Silk Hose Supporters, sale price,
15c pair.
We also have Ladies' Hose Supporters and other kinds
for Misses at greatly reduced prices.
1000 dozen Brooks Sewing Cotton for machine, spoos
for IIc
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-10
STAMPED LINENS.

We have added to this dept
ment a complete assortment OF
Fancy Ornaments and Fringes,
every shade of Embroidery Six,
Linen and the H. B. Embroidery
Cotton; also Silk Headrests and
Sofa Pillows. Our line oi Stamped
Linens include very handsome
designs in Sideboard Scarfs,
Bureau and Commode Scarfs,
Tides, Table Covers, Pillow Shams,
Dyylies Tin square, oval, round)
2 For stamped Damask TRAY CLOTH;
nca usually sold at lsc each.
nc. STAMPED PILLOW SLAMS.
ZCC variety OF designs.
Ask to see our sets of Stamped
Goods to match.
A large assortment of Tinted
Goods, at right, near entrance.
1ca sooxes of I'll lows swans Down
ZJC, Bleach. With every purchase we give
an oxydized Puff Box free OF charge.
l9C -orsn %sa's Csc. Rose ''''"''"' soap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

1hr Great Measure Now Iofore the
House Of Lords,

LONDON. Sept 5.-Morc than uauul
interest conferred to-day IN the house OF
lords It being known that the home rule
bill would he presented Tho hour Of
meeting was 4 O'clock and ut that hour
several pcerc-ses were Ia tho gallery and
the space reserved Tor mombets Of the
commons was Glej, Fifteen minutes
afior tho appointed meeting time there
was q thin attendance OF lords. At half
past o'clock the clork of the house
arose aud called up The home rule biz,
Lord Spencer was ietby cheered ~
be- stood NJ 10 move the idll 10 It's second
reading, lie made mmc speech, bar
ron Of original thought or expression. lie
claimed for the government an honesty
Of Intentions IN rs work Tor the bill and
credited the oppoalHoh with being enunl-
~ considerations. ilo reviewed ht some
length the history Of lrolnnd since the
union, Al The Ho-callrd remedial meas.
ures Of successive governments had
comic too late 10 help tho country. even
had they mol g0hiainrd radical defects.
which would have rendered them nncless
cafly 90 late, Us own personal eipori-
ruce satisfied him home rule was the
only possible solution II the Irish auss
tlOn,
Amer dwelling upon tho benifeont r..
auitE TO be expected from tho several
provisions " the blll Earl spencer closed
with a declaration that the tiladatdnlan
plan OF home rule was calculated TO sai-
w IN aspirations u ireland for self
government
Thp duke NJ Devosshire, liberal Union
let, moved the rejection Of the bill.
Lord Spencer tliln made nn elaborate
speech 10 defense " Tho bill
The duke Of b,y0nghlfc, Liberal Union.
| lsnrih 90 Lord Sppuorfa arguments He
aaid the house 81 lords moi being rep
nssenfahre assembly and NOT sharing
the democratic principles c5islantiy pro
grr<slng 10 tl1s and other countries. would
| T. nnHisc iinpoiitle aud unpainptc 90
Insist npnu ncrp personal prsieirucc1i
but he claimed the home rulc bill would
l never b. accepted ~ the country, and de-
/ elar,ai Il simply emanaird from the brain
| Of d single man
The debate continued until midnight,
/ ne duko Of Norfolk. Lord Brass, Lord
| Vibliesdala the earl % cardogan and
others iaklug part 10 w.
| 1le diike u Norfolk speaking la oplh-
| .ifion 10 tho I'LL said be- had no conii'
| denee Ia q mcssure which was going ~
4. administered by Catholics who had
deoci liz authprity Of the pope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
STATE Rank TAX.

WASHINGTON. Sept 5-Many and
varied plans Of legislation to follow the
passage o. the repeal bin have been dis
eussed In congress and out Of it. but as
70, nothing definite has been agreed
man by either party A number OF
M have already been Introduced and
mo now reposing Ia the committees 70
which they were referred.
There seems to be general impress
slen among liz advocates that the Sc
rority f6r the circulation Of notes Of new
hanks under the proposed state laws
Min he fixed az about The following pro-
pof,ions: Forty per ccnt Of the govern
mont bonds. forty per cent Of CONNER
rial or siate securities ana twenty per
Nauy II the advocates Of the enten-
siono I the stale banking, s{siem nhort
national supervision, however a.
not 40 definite ~ Their proposition ~
Geures would indicafr'
Aecirdlnr TO Representative oates ei
A;absns President Cleveland Y oi,i'psisu
a. ,be nrohihtory tax 90 state bank or
cnlaiion. When Mr., Oates made tne vi ~,
sertion hr had jusi had an andisnee 49,
me president speaking OF tne NV
fiew. Mr.. Oates said. =. -,
isNhle am not az liberty 70 IepeAii
nv conversation with the president, [.
IAN say that be Ia not orDeNeu 70 -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

DULUTH, MIMI, Sept. n.--Not ono
wheel Of the street railway system has
yet been tnrncd A committee from The
trades and labor assembly called upon
President Mcndcnhan this morning aud
were told that the company was preparcd
to listen To any proposition the men might
make, The operatives declare that they
have nothing 10 say.-thnt their ultlmatum
was announced TO President Mcndenhail
yesterday WHEN thy agreed to accept
half Of the PROPOSED cut. or to loan tho
company $40 Per month each for SIX
months
Residents OF Duluth have walked Tor
far,y-eghl hours now, aud from indieA-
tions fortnight Will walk much longVt.
Public sympathy, hs Expressed by Mayer
dAutrnoht and other prominent citl-
zens at tho fua4a meeting held on the
vacant lot near the post office tonight,
was shown To he with tho mon. aud it
Will be- with Them as lonr a. they mani
tain order. Mayer d'ANtrcnont was The
frat speaker lie congratulated the nirn
on the oricr maintained aud cautioned
thNin against acts OF violence judge
PAGE Morris. Caonc' s A, Harris, a re-.
cent arrival from fort ScOtt, Kan, aud
Hon, \, A, keyes were among the
speakers All spoke In terma OF modera-
tun.
i. VI, nakcr Of tho committee from the
trades and labor assembly, which con.
fcrrrl with President Mepdcnhnll THIS
Afternoon, read letter received aftrr
slppcr from McndcnhAll The gist OF u
was thNt the company would not con
code ono point, aud tliat IL would hire
no, later than "Wednesday such q tie
old ialpds NJ the Tcluced sale, Hakcf
said Mcudenliall stated at the confer
forfeited m,her than cohcode Il single
pglnt 10 the mcu. tonl. Harris, hncaklnl
aa an expert on clc,lric street railways,
said that the cnniuny was not losing
money A committee nf six dtizcne was
| nrpointed by the meeting TO confer with
| president Mendcnhail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept IA large meet
Ing Of citizens Of tho rural districts. or at
political pariies, was held behind cioaed
doors IN Memphis today. aud the proceed
inga, an given out for publication, are eonic
what startling President Cleveland wat
denounced "A u mutton " the uuphtfioiit
money power. aud congressman are do
npuneed FOR surrendcdng TO hla diptailon
The national banks nrc chnrred With dhlll
violations of law, AMI hOafiH ot trade OF,
uhnrgrd with attempting 10 coerCe The
initri SigtsA senate nne sentence on M
present rrialn riadai 'Nilh ia u \ AN all
aqlnr loss " nenndeneo IN Tho rnAnclori
VI The present Administrations, IN our mem
hor " congress u'aitcrshnl, whom we be-
lleve tp be timuHeiNcf, and above an I
losa " Cnrndcnee IA ourselves 10 much
lnnRor remain iaw.nhlding cltlfcns under
laws MS they exist aud arc cxcenied,"
After rcgltlng tho condUct VI Cromwell
aud MlraheAu Tho powers tia, be- art
warned That unless halt " called lncn Of
muscle can only give u physical siRninoshcs
nnl test nor VIII they " necraiiv a forcod
urPn them like thelr. brothers IN past 0p'
rrlasidn he without tho element ~ defens,
md destruction easily within reach, rhla
significant reference 10 dynamite ny tpu-
hogyntlVc farmers has caused good dsAi
OF Interested tnipmrnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

AN OLD Frup snrrIdsp NOW.
Guns Did it--onc Dcnd and the 9th.
er Dying-Dailas News-c Capt. Lcm-
non Dcad-cot,on statistios--Au
over Texas.

n.r,. "a . x,
bAldaAS, Tex. Sept. o. tSpeaall-
Rev. A. r. Grers, colorcl sllprin-
tr.dent Of tho 1'eV,s R,ntist ntssin,,,,.
an1 ,t,.,i :, ~
"'" euu''uoh convention, mas reveNN
an invitation 10 attend the missionary
congress 10 be hold in Chicago from The
Nm IN ,,,n osn, ,.s,
~ ~, ~ Wv -" ''is'
lhoihas Olemmons hled his peusloh To-
day for divorce from Bette ClemmOus.
They worn narr,e1 in T,noia c,tn,, n,
1eSS - 49,, ~ $50 ,',.,'S ~, ~
iND0' soVh ut'er winch sue NPpel WIN
q one-legged man. with whom size has
since lived In Tyler.
Tbor,. u t.os,.sit,,, ,.,s as,.,i,,l
uV'''S :" i.'s'v'"i,s vac a'sar''eH
on the street today by his motherin'laNi
Mrs. Davis, who used an umbrella, East-
orliny l,fttv w,r1,a IN thn l,ioo.s ana
a,',le n,i,. ~
'N' voc H"'N'Ne ~
that manner OF attack, Mrs Davis used
the umbrella a la hnvonet aud an she
made a lunee. Eastcrlinr lodged aud a
nnsser.hv ani mo mini ~ the ,yeannn IN
M neck Ibe fgens ended by Mrs'
Davis showing him an tho sidewalk
Easierlinr ms b,pn M outs With his
wife md has llre1 anart RON hor for
several weeks. nut surprising That Il was
| desirable 10 hive certain Insurance p1l.
/ icics held ON household furniture and his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

NORMAN, q. ~. Sept, .. tspoclail--
District court has been IN secession here
eight days, Judge Dale Is dltnitching
business rapidly James aud Robert
Sluan, Indians and Chnrlos Williams and
Tom Farmer, Whites. have pleaded
guilty ~ horsestylling To-day Went.
worth Indian, and sam Lyons white,
have hcou convicted Of the same uicuse
Quln Wulsh, lndian, WIS convicted Oi
petty Larceny Several cusus ot cattle
stealing VIII he tried slun
Judge Dale " proving himself 10 be
ma able ndnc, and his recent appoint
mont so h. chief Justice Of Oklahoma
mrrls with general nppMyal
j. H. Wbiic, sheriff or Madison yOpn'
~, ~ G., arrived today after one Z,
" Shundler. recently arrested Ia ths
cnuniy Shnndlor was sheriff aud cx.
oiilcio tax collector. and omh0allrd pub
lie funds 10 the amount Of between ia
aud eight thousand dollars, lie cam,
hcre recently Wlili q woman, said 10 he
not hla wife, VIM IS reunited GO b. n,
Ga lse Of his downfall
" II. Amtry, tramn printer from
81 lor Mo, had his foot crushed thi.
evening while trying to steal ride OF
"a freight tgnn.
The Bon stoW. rim by Snyder \
Levi, dealers in general merchandise, nno
John Fox * CO.. dealers HI FuUoflps
wore dosrd ly aiiatannrnW ihla evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
SHOOTING NEAR DoDD ofrY.

popD CITY. Tex. sept D. Special
About o o'clock last evening, seven
miles southeast from here II. Q. Carter
and Ncwl Hall engaged 10 shooting
Han was hit in the heul and sh9ulder'
Ills wounds are NOT seiious Carter re-,
ceiycd two shots - ihe s'omaeh nhl
bowels. Tho physician says ellior one
Of tbe wounds viii be fatal The circah,,
stances atfciding the nflHir Us related
by Esquire Fox, who bus Just r s,ll,,,.i
from In scc1c. are about ny iolloWqf..
nm he aon.in.lnw Of Carter aud j.
a ann they have not been on g9ed
terms terms for some time; Carter was ,,1 wg h,,5
Ing his stock whcn Bal came . epSn Y nan'
s s,es,.I h.rrp and drew bic plainl, Carlei
5rswlas his. TOO, when both hrel, WIZ XXI
abeye results, Ball 4 ~ au, 10Y @ ,,'
being taken 70 Boullain ln ,,, nnrse XII,
morning. Tut soon Sank asaiu IVY
dr0wslness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept. D. Especially
II ias been customary with Houston
polcsmcn 10 shoot at parties who run
from them to avoid being arrested. Sow.
otal have been wounded and two Killed.
Last week Special Oiieer g. u Marin
attempted ile arrest Of negro mined
Griffin. The negro ran and Martin shot
Inn. from The effects u which he diel
three days later Martin was arrested
a. unrd,.r. md today be- was romundrd
:, iail without inn hy Justice Nnlioney
Tie negroes have held meetings and
,,.-s,d resolutions dchuuncing ne mar
mi aud hls mrihodA and the white peo'
nic arr very severe Ia e0naionning me
t,,e.snt force. They have no rules iaid
sown, b.sne hniply armed and turned
lamar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

LONDON, Sept. 5-rhe long letters
which have passed betwoen coinnisslon-
er Everett aud SIR VIM. Vernon Har'
court. chancellor Of the excheluer. with
regard 10 the SILVER question and the
Rr,ssels conference arc about 70 - rub'
Iished. Sir William 80 one Of the letters
ssys IN. failure of the c0nfcrenrc 10
reassemhle ~ due 20 the United states.
Tnriand was always ready for lar
ami careful consideration Of any pro
nssais made by other states, which were
"A me highest Importance 70 this ana
sfher countries No doubt cunli De en-
,.rtsiuei IN regard 10 lannand'r posi-
,iaa ana Intentions The government
's.n,ireiy adhered 10 the declaration that
any Interference with the single none,
az etandard now here eetahliahed
enid met with the gFhvesi objections.
4, vas no doubt upon the same ground
mar The ;afr fcyerninent declined 70 ~
~. ne original terms proposed by ne
United States as a bass for tho collier
cncr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
pAN.AMEnIc.NN MEDIcos.

WASHINGTON. Sept 8 The first
FORMAL session Of the Pan-Amerien
medical congress convened today at AL
baughs opera house.
DIR. WIN. Pepper Of Pennsylyauin os'
eor.ed to the platform President Cleye-
land and RI. Rev. VIM. Parrot oil Mary
iand After a shOrt prayer by mo
hi"bon President Cleveland delivered
Inc nddros Of weslcome.
sneerhes OF welcome wrrc also made
hv Dr y y. Adams chairman OF We
Washington reception cominitwe, anu D.
" Ross for the District Of Columbia;
Dr. william Pepper then delivered ne
,,.i,icome N the congress 20 its foreign
guests. and was followed by nddresses
from foreign representatives.
Other remarks were made by Hon. u,
IA NicCrenry Of Kentucky, to whose
zeal i gr,atly due the appropriation %
sis 600 for the congress-, and ~ ~. a..
II Hibbarl. president Of the American
medical association -. Ia
Ilvsred by Professor Fpndseo a. his-
n,cz az caracas, Venezuela, on American
pinnts and their dcriyatiye drug products.
N was quite technical, but finished WIN
a snlendid plea for International rsuuy OF
drug action and ihe nnlngauph a. wv ~
tenn concerning their action ana dose
Ihc following was adopted
Resolyed, that It Is the opinion o. The
,ostinn ~ hy,dene. climatolpgy nnd dcuh'
oinen of the pen-Ameriean M,edical en- Gu
100 that the interests Of public health
sSonld. and must be snirusted IN any
nation to q department Of ne sn'efhi.
mem espcially charged with their az
r,',,i,,s,,ntion. the indispensable require
n ,i ~ s,ich department bere that u
sbaH he national. II shall have q panty
~ voire and influence 10 national conn-
AZ n shsll have an independent erecu-
i've authority under limitations common
N other departments. and u shan be ~,
trusted to educated aud eApetlene.,,,
~ assume iis responsibilities.
kNfnttrunl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept 5,-Csp,-
eial) Hon. John H. Cochran OF Dallas
Is here TO try aud secure an exhibit from
tlis city aud county at the Dallas crposi.
lion lie is enthusiastic nhuut thr conf
INK fair and alys u promises 10 eclipse
ull previous efforts.
The Texas Labor federation met iil
secret session today Al efforts TO find
ont what they had accomplished were
frihtless They promised, however, 20
furnish such OF their proceedings 20 the
prass representative ns they desired pub
lishcl, hut ~ 60 this hour ,lu8Ql nave
nj done no. Tho federation win he IN
session several days and u y expected
that 10y tomorrow morning forty dele
Gates will be present
The Missouri, lNnnsns and Tcsnn peo.
ple have secured quarters in the Gal
weston Naiional bRnk building, corner
fremont and Strand, mud will open ~
Offices there immediately,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
TnE NATIONAL PARK.

WASHINGTON, Sept. bly, unani-
nous consent, Representative Hartman
" Montana wits yesterday permitted 10
introduce in the house bill TO change
The boundaries Of the Yellowstone Park.
II Is the hill that passed. the senate last
congress hut failed tn the house ny us
.,,rnfs that portion Of the park lying
sorti,east Of tic Yellowstone river is
aggregated from The park and restored to
he public domain. The extent OF ne
gark' however. IS TO bu increased by the
,Jdiiion Of a s,rip on the east and south
Ia Wyoming. MIR Hartman explained
tbc pni-posc Of the bill TO be 10 permit the
.tr,,rti,u Of a railroad 10 the Cook
civ MINING region. outside the limits Of
fhe park. MIR. Hartman says that ,, t9e
onlv possihln route by which Cook CITY
~ ~ reaehcd by a railroad IL along the
yeIlswstone river from Cinnahar an as
long al both hanks q the river are N N,
rlnd,J within the limits OF The park the
eors,ruction Of railroad can not be I'M
dertakeu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
nAsKELL NOTES,

HASKELL. Tex, Sept. 5,-.tSpecial.l
Mrs. n. Q. sugg. died Sunday morning
after continued Illness
The Methodist mcctiue which has been
In progress for week. was today
moved to the First Baptist Church foi
better accommodations
Misses Jessie aud Ella Gather who
have been visiting IN HASKELL for som,
weeks. return TO Brenham liosiny. nc
panied BY their slstcr Mrs oscar MAR
tin
Misses Hudson and Laudy leit today
for sherman, Tex. 10 attend the NORTH
Texas Female college
Mcssrs. Wni AMI Marshal Piersnn and
sister. Miss Alice. have gone TO attend
the baylor university,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON Sent. 5.l-When the
senate met the vicc-prcsident laid before
1t a communication Of the secretary Of
the treasury IN response to a resolution
Of the senate which called for q detailed
statement OF exports and imports carried
under the several flags engaged in our
foreign carrying trade during each Of the
last two fiscal years The secretary en-.
closed lester from tho chief Of the
bureau Of statistics 10 the effect the In,
formation could not be furnished unless
n special appropriation be made for the
purpose, The communication was re-
fcrrel
Mr. Voorhees, submitted resolution
that on Thursday. September I, and until
further orlcrs, The daily hour OF meeting
be II o'clock Laid over.
Ar Morgan Of Alabama offered a
concurrent resolution creating Joint Sc
lcct committee on finance TO examine the
financial and monetary condition Of the
government and people u the United
States with Wow Of devising means for
bettcrment thereof laid over.
4 resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Allen. calling upon the secretary OF the
trasury for information as to whether
the treasury had redeemed any silver
certificates IN silver coin, wus agreed 10,
A resolution providing for the Issue OF
| additional gold certificates was referred
| to the finance committee.
Mr.. PETER concluded his remarks com.
menced yesterday
MIR. Stewart tlinpl Of Nevada followed
| Mr.. PETER IN opposition to the repeal. lie
snid that IN 1857 the minis OF the cont
nent of Europe and those IN the United
States were open to the free coinage Of
silver. He then rccitca the events lead
| ing M to the decentralization of silver III
| 1873.
Referring 70 the sherman act MT
Stewart said that Notwithstanding tn,
numerous violations Of the sherman ncl
by the executive department. q had add
ed yl5O,OOO,OOO Of legal tender money
to the currency Of the country. Their,
was no evidence that the sherman act
had up TO this time inflicted any IN
Jury upon the country.
Mr. Aldrlch tried TO interrupt Mt
Stewart, hut the latter, tattly declined Y
Weld "ot course, II Is very hsEraNh.
Ing he snid- 10 have the ipe's Known
bankers pane was lna9sur''Vn y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

toNu BRANCH. y. j., sept Ban the
uf4satlng stations on The New Jersey
eo,si frota sandy Hook TO Cape May more
man forty In number. were Opened this
',,,,,tn, ,rhey have bern closed sinre June
4 y, order N ihr gogeFrmpm.
'raeh uiAtihu y manned Wy q ttfpsi pull
,n ,,,,a irha ta.firf nionr ~ W the en-
ui1y ~ tho g0gcfnment ihr ehilrr leas
for ihia service DE gsripn rtfftfr- ~
la6 sar mouth fof The nine aonihe infy 40
Ias captain aud ihe crew tliglsh iheu
.,,a food, ne government diminishing hp1a1
49, fraa, III inte years there haH been 4
ri1fsel improvement IN these hrils' Mnnl
4. former years were nOimhg more then .
.tea,tnf l1nArinrs cbnmodiaus hililaiue'
ttfs b.sn efcftf.i 81 fhclr uiarif
A. srori vii b. made this winter !. hat,
eanrreea enact a lHH requiring AZ ritn3n'
!. T.. Fa1t dpru she eaflrr year, ana al,
s,e1sass the ray u tbs hfe'fafpfA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

IslowA, Kan, scrt Retrospective
ririp Hciilers are berlnnine 90 invade thla
iowa. licrriofow the rush has becn 20
Caldwell and Arkansas CITY The crowds
there have hccn 80 great that new ART
walls on Tho border arc seeking other ad-
yantnfcnua places whoncn to make the
rlin kleWa u situated about midway hv.
tween the eastern ANA wrAlCrn boundaries
W the new country ono mile north ~ the
state linnt and che nuareai point " nrumin-
ehce ~ hansan 20 the strip rue home
Gibson OF Missouri Pacific rsilwnys. Grn1a
u prnufnl, and water Vi Abundance. one
n tho registering booths Il located At thin
place,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

ENNIS, Tex, sept 3, Especial "
William Cox. general frcirh, agent Of the
Houston and Texas Central milroad at
this place, furnishes The Gusrtte correa.
pendent with the iota' number Of X.
ecints " cotton bales recorded M him
reevipts aw ia,S1i bales and wagon re-
celnts i1.11T halcs.
Local cotton.huycrs backed by the
statement Of cotton growers IN iho' vi
clnity OF Ennls. say the receipts this
year Will fall far below the figures iust
quoted for this season Dry Weather
and boil worms have played havoc With
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ADJOURNED QUICKLY.

WASHINGTON, sept 5.-The senate
committee on banking and currency mot
mis- morning and IN twenty minutes ad.
iourned for one week. II was learned
nfter adjournment that the president aud
Secretary Carlisle both expressed a wish
that all remedial legislation 20 follow the
r.neai mn he postponed until The lattrr
measure had ACTUALLY passed the senaic
The committee viii follow the SUGGESTION