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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11
HE IS AGAINST 1T |
The Comptroller Of Currency Against
State Banks.
Thinks There Is Enough Currency on
Hand Now.
HE WANTS NO NEW EXPERIMENTS
From This View of 1t, the Money CUES
ton Is Still Sadly and Badly
Mixed.

ton Is SL1ll oduIy IL Do"S
Mixed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-[Special j
The recommendations Of the comptrol-
Ter that the national banking associa-
lions be allowed to issue circulating
notes to the par value of the bonds de-
posted and that the tax on circulation
be reduced are made, it is to be presumed,
with the concurrence of the secretary of
the treasury, and if SO must be assumed
to represent the view of the administra-
ton. II this should prove to be the case
there will be some probability of legisla
ton to this end, though at present the
outlook for it is not bright. The house
committee on banking and currency has
the proposition under consideration and
the finance committee of the senate has
developed some attention to it, but there
is an opposition that will not be easily
overcome, if it be not strong enough to
defeat the proposition. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that to allow the banks
to issue circulation to the par value Of
their bonds deposited would enable them
to make a considerable addition to the
currency at once, the opposition embraces
most of those who clamOr for more cur
rency, and their sole reason for oppOs-
ing it is thai it would benefit the banks.
1t is, perhaps, needless to say that a very
large part Of this opposition comes from
the section which demands the repeal of
the 10 per cent tax on state bank issues
and favors a tax on incomes nearly the
whole eyenue from which would be
paid by the people of the North.
The comptroller of the currency rec
ommends amendments to the law with a
view to rendering the system more secure
He would have the comptroller empow-
cred, with the approval of the secretary
of the treasury, to remove officers and
directors of a bank for violations of law
would provide that no executive officer
or employee of a bank be permitted to
borrow of such bank, except upon appli-
cation to and approval by the directors,
and would require bank examiners to
take an oath Of Office and give a bond.
There is no apparent reason why these
recommendations will not be acceptable
to all honest bankers who desire to nave
the national system made stronger in
public confidence.
The comptroller is of the opinion that
there is an ample supply Of currency for
a time and that congress should not adopt
any experimental legislation on this sub
ject. He suggests that congress shall OBJ
tain, either through a special monetary
commission or the proper committees
detailed information of the various sys-
TENS of bank issue now in operation in
order to enable it to formulate a complete
and harmonious system. An obvious in
ference from this is that the comptroller
is not in favor of restoring to state banks
the privilege of issuing currency.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

The house of Mr.. j. Piper on Car
street caught fire today on the
roof, but was promptly extinguished by
Mr.. J. 5. Mesleywith only slight damage.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11
Another To-day.

Manly Goodwin, aged II, formerly an
operative in the Commonwealth knitting
mill, died about noon to-day of pneumo-
MIA. The burial will take place to NOR
row.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

The joints and muscles are SO lubrica-
ted by Hoods ~Sarsaparilla that all rheu-
matlsm and Stiffness soon disappears.
Get only Hoods.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

The Japanese Pile Cure is the onl Y
proper application for internal piles and
is guaranteed in every case by w. NJ.
Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

Men are made manly, the old made
young and vigorous by Magnetic Ner-
vine. Sold by w. NJ. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

Leave your orders for celery with
G. StornoniS at the city market.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11

When Baby was sick, we "a t her Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Hiss, she chung TO Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Cassoris
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-12-11
Dress Goods! Dress Goods

Our Dress Goods Stock is also too large. Too many Greens, toe many Brown
too many Nays and toe many Garnets. How shall we reduce this enormou stock
Dress Goods !? Not at Regular Prices, but at Special Prices, which will insure
speedy and rapid reduction of the stock, and we would again remind the bnga
seeker not to miss this opportunity.
Appropriate Trimmings will be found for our Dress Goods, such as Velves,Slk
Brads, Etc. One caseo standard Fancy Prints sis offered in this Special Sale at
cents per yard.
- Specn Inducements IN Canton FlanneE, Beached Cotons, Table Liner
and Sheehng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
Our Large Turkish Rug has been reduced to $78 this
CIR WE'ORD DRY GOODS cd
HICO & HAMILTON STAGE LIN
Stage leaves for Hamilton at p. M; arrives HIco
m. First Glass accommodations in Livery Line.

las she is not to sleep or eat in Il house.
From Dallas 10 Chicago she may sleep
and eat in private house, but is not To
have the benefit Of hotel accommodations
ON the entire trip. She left Galveston
weighing 10 pounds, She ow weighs
100. losing - pounds in weight In near
ly iOO miles walk.
Mrs Rodney is handsome little lady.
Her walking costume consists of u plain
tght-littiug black dress. a wide brim
stylish hat, No, 1 low quarter light
shoe. Although when at home she wear.
Il No. j shoe, she prefers n No. / fol
walking. She wenrI no gloves: does n2s
carry n parsol; says the weight would
be trouble To her. She is In fine spirits
aud confident of winning the prize Says
she will reach Chicago by July 20 or %
If she makes Chicago by Aug | In good
condition she viii then undertake the
task Of walking from San Francisco
Cal, 10 New York. She complains Of
Texas ronds being very rough, She Is
nov wo1ring Sue fourth pair Of slIo ~
Mr., Rodney will accompany her all the
way TO Chicago. The guard viii be re-
lievcd at Paris. Tex. when fresh
man will accompany them to st, Louis
The purity was compelled TO stay all night
at this place on account of the guard
being broken down, They are three days
ahead of schedule time now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
couRr ON own AppEM.s.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday;
T. J. Willis n bro. vs.. w Il. Sommcr-
VILE Appvul FROM Archer Affirmed
Tarlton, Ch j.
5, r. Casr ct A. vs.. David w, Logan
81 NJ Appeal from Haskell. Affirmed.
Tarltnn, Ch j.
Thomas Leach vs., j. L. Smith ct al.
Appeal from rarranr Affirmed. Head.
\, i.
James II. Ranck vs., Howard Han.
som y Co, Appeal from johnson, Re
ycrscd aud rrmantcd, Tarlton, CHI j
l.. :, H. Apollos ct AL vs.. VI, w,
Staniforth Appeal from Cooke, Re
vcrsed and rcmandcd. Head, y j,
John Il Jones VI, William Keith Ap-
p,nl from Hcwie, Affirmed with 10 per
cent damages. stephen, \. j.
Cult Colorado aud Santa Fc Railway
company vs.. r. Il. pctors. Appeal from
Mise. Affirmed. stephens, \, i
Grnrge W, BELT vs., Cult Colorado and
Santa DO Railroad company, Appeal
from .Iohuson. Affirmed. Head, a, y.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc Railroad
company IS. 1ohu e. Day. Appeal from
Mise Affirmed. stephens, \. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
THE STEWART KILLING
WAS NOT A MURDER WAS THE
JuRVs VERDICT.


Gnincsyilr. TEX. June = CSpeciall J.
a jury OF twelve men this aiirFoh3h'
after drlihpguing lvs, tlah an hnnr' uo
clarcd that noe Holder was not guilty. ol
numbering Johu Stewart o., ,,
Readers OF The Ghzcite VIII rennllN, re-
call the circumstances Of THIS killnE
which occurred several months ago near
Tho rossips Of the ucighborhond had
been handling quite freely the name OF
Mrs, John Stewart, the vile OF q latlner
So prevalent had bvcomc the rrloil- lhal
children would speak in whispers Nt ~
sight Of Mrs. Stewart. aud among thr
lads to hundle her name was Jrit Mas
ten. lG.yonr-old scholar ut the bei'
mudn school house, Mrs, stewart had a
spu attending the Bermuda school AMI
when he heard his mothers character
questioned he repeated 1t TO her INC
following dAy Mrs Stewart accumpnu-
led by her husband called at the Her
muda school and requested the presence
OF Young Mastcn, who. suspecuny noth,
iug. responded with aldcrity. lie lad
scarcely come frum the room before MIS-.
Stewart advanced on him with u buggy
whip which she piled unmcreiWllN' her
husband, In the meantime having ur'W'
q pistol Ia enforce submission. Ailtr 'N-
haustiur her strength, Mrs Stewart re-
entered her buggy and drove home.
Of course the whipping created u pro-
found sensation in the country ruunu'
np'ul, any Nli WORE wv Hu aN,jr
IN, lasluerS u.syu,''" M" uci.,l,oriu,
y laIEr nu'lu' n,l hnn., th,t
uight to discuss the affair, aud among
,h'h WIS ~ lt"'"' 1l.',. syi,,...,I NJ,
! W Nvnns M"1,"u' iar', ,,,oi Z, S,,,y
nhuNunl h1R5r uu' y" ,''", -, v,N,
! VIZ m'eHyvH W NtuP vIi', ., h,..ir AM
I a. fh., Nl.tftt
we men anu l'nN' l.l' 10y I Ill.,, b., t..
nr next Wllmii S,'.-,..,., ,',,i
testimony OF Nj 't"' wv. ,,,,, AMI ir
! companion tNl'1 u. NUT l" ,l,, guy T..,",
/ Inlrri Tor her hN'uahu' ~ N.Y." H- gJJ
hrr that ne was ~ Mu'N 49, W'I
| they 'clt wi!hn"l lhl"rllhi- l't' ", NV u
| mission Nmn n.i hus"'"r t ,'iI ti,,,
l ulhnct' shorty p''"g HIIH' ,"' ~ wv. ",'''
/ @I stewart N't' 4l'u iN,!W4'uVl "l,'' w.
lnE uih9er' l9oN nus umuy'" ,r w
| SluTied Tor EI"' us ne S''"' l'' "''
] uhlA q,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
COUNT or oIyL ArpllALs.

Motions disposed Of Yesterday;
u. G. Kemper vs.. l.. Stoarns. To subj
nit cause on suggestion Of delay, Re-
Cuff, Colorado aud Santa Fc Railway
company vs.. |. i. klnlho, liehcarlng
i. ii. Cam vs.. !. 4. Simmons, no
set aside allirpencc Granted and july
ment Of atlirunncc sci aside and ecrti-
hcatc dismissed without prrNndicc ia
new certificate,
!. n. Summons vs., i NJ Cam. 10
affirm on certificate. Submission sci
rexas aud Pacific Railway company
vs., T. A. fnller. Motion to remand
cause. Submitted
W. A. Grounds vs.. W. -. Hell ct al
To dismiss as per agreement nante,
aud cause dismissed al cost of H. A
Ferguson ns pvr agreement,
A. l.. panall W. o, ~ Lyon u
amend certificate To supremc court. over
ruled ilyNd a. H., not sitting,
q, =, Davis vs., Peter Wnssidy Vt al
10 affirm nn certificate Granted an,
Judgment affirmed against plaintiff an,
surati,~
rhomns nnslcy va n, G, lNmnnn
| To set asido admission aud allow ap
| pcllec 70 file hrlois, tAgwement. Grant
ed as per agreement,
TrMs and Pacific Railway compaul
! vs.. II ~ Commander, Leave granted &
\ lille TRANSCRIPT,
r. q Brock vi c. r. Abercmmhle
| Relocating refused
y, NJ Alexander vs. Hammer Bros
| Rehenrnr rpfnSi.l
!. w. soid - !. W. Mailee q al \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
A MORNING WEDDING.

The marriage of Mr.. l.. II. Du}ose
mud Mis-. Fannie Ellis hoth at this city,
WAS .olrmnizcd yesterday morning az :
O'Clock. the happy event occurring ui the
beautiful home OF the brides iuihrr,
Mr.. J. T.. Ellis. The ceremony WI. per
formed by Rry helms, The brides ut-
trnctive personality WIS heightened by
her charming wedding gown, and the
groom looked and acted the pnrI OF q
bachelor transformed into Rcneiici, IN
% conventional and happy manner NJ.
and Mrs. nuliOsp wore The recipients oi
numerous congratulations aud a quantity
OF tasteful evidences ni their popularity
with a lHrrc circle of friends. The Wvl'
ding tour viii be- to Selma, Ala, the ful.
uirr home oil the groom WHORE they viii
rrmnu until July t. after which date
thpy will lW az homo 20 their many
friends at Fort Worth nj the CORNER OF
Thiul aud E,ylor streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

Tailor SerupEs and his assistauls lnyc
bron pretty busy the past fcw days put
Wlulcsomc condition. Tho jail has been
rOnnjv'trd with the Natutorium laundry
trlm which steam Is supplied lhe hoN'
ding has been thoroughly steamed anu
wnshtd aud The floors and walls oi e1ch
delnlrtmcu, have been scrubbed und
properly cloauscd Mr. Scuggs said ~
ihe reporter Yesterday thHt the condition
of the iail X more satisfactory tlun IL
has been for some tlme. Heretofore The
jail has not been supplied with the ron-
Vrnienc,s Tor keeping the premises ia
ship-,hapc; but now that the county
commissioners have seen III TO supply
the parphcmala with which to do the
work, there NIL Dr. no oculHiuu Tor lll-
turr grand iurits To make such report
as that made by tho last ono
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
A LADY WALKER,

Mylie Tx. June :. Especially Nlrs
g u Rodney arrived at The Sann *
depot this afternoon al l.SO. Nc,.on,.
nsmed ny her husband aud d mari
Mu, kodnry has undertaken the lis
some task OF walking from Gnlyostod io
Nh,eagp' N9Nlgg, Galveston ON May III
!. u she be s,icocssfpl M l. LYNN ~ Nilt,
$NtN The contract Il as follo,ys. n,
hndhgy was 70 have Galvrston 4, Al.
~ rh2ose her rnuic. walk M rii;-,aa
III. BY Ang From Galveston ~ a'Nii 5s,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

The horse "Furt Worth" that won
sccond In the Morris park races. rueshay,
thrrrtourths of a mile n lib, is we'll
known heres having been named after
this city. The horse Z. . years OLD aud
wits purchased u Brown y go. sale.
Worth" entered in the sixth race with
Stuuurl and MuuuwdL The former win
ming Stnuurll is said io hr ONE OF the
tcptust horses IN the country,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
NICARAGUA AFFAIRS.

Managua, Nicarauga, June Nor,
than a,n prisoners. including four Amer,
lean cilizcuS and n number of foreigners,
have been released. The new govern
nleht has been recognized 10y San SALIVA.
dor and Guatemala. a number Of prom.
lnent PERSONS met and discussed the qucs.
non OF asking President Cleveland for q
United States prntectoratc. ii wns a.
cidcd to have the matter brought before
congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
IEALousY ANp nrArn.

Grand Rapids, Mich. June 7.-Walter
Tray aud Dora Nelsey were found dead
9t noon today in the formers room over
Swans undertaking store. Each had
bullet hole in the right templc. II Is
not known when the SHOOTING occurred,
one part or Other is surpassed TO have
been the Gauss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
STORAGE WAREHOUSES.

william Cameron ~ Co have closed "a
contract for tile completion of twelve
wheat storau' warehouses;, They are tn
br rrcctrd 40 different points IN Texas
whore the demands will not justify the
building of elevators The yield OF grain
promises fair for this year and this cont
many will with thrso additional Improve
mcnts, he able 60 handle all the grain
that may br delivered TO them at their
different warehouses and elevators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

Chicago. m. lnne AZ Rrnnhs hall
vcntluu 0f the tuitod States Buwvrs
association was called 10 order by lftsi'
dent Ellis $. WAinwright of 81 Louis
The delegates were welcomed by ERNEST
Fnrker aud the president rcplicd for thc
N4lfur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
DALLAS.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIN
A PRECINCT VICTORY.


Dallas, Tex, June Especial Late
returns from the local option election IN
the Mesquite precinct show that the vets
Won by u majority oi three votes. This
Is justice precinct No. 3, aud the election
was one of the warmest held for years.
There ARE two saloons Ia the precinct,
The VETS are jubilant over their victory.
The drys talk OF cuntcsting the election,
AZ they claim fraudulent ballots were
NlrnnlnLnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
in The CITY.


Il Is understood that plans arc about
mnturcd fnr tho establishment Of plant
In Fort North Tor the manufacture 81
patent fence posts to hr used for wire
irne,.s nv company viii he composed
or nrumincnt capitalists frpm Chicago
aud Fort Worth, and q representative
VI the Chicago PARTIES IL now In the
rity. The matter is not yet ~ such
shane ns will permit Of publicity. but it
Is safe TO say that Fort Worth catches
anuther Industry that will adj to her
laurls as manufacturing city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
THE POSTS SCHEME.

Houston, Tex, june ,Special.)-
~ l'osts scheme to send the Houston
iAkilt Hhard, the champion military com
pany of the United States TO the
WogIds lair 10 be prescott NJ the opening
oi the IrNas building meets with great
enthusiasm among Houstonians, aud
There Is no Doubt that it will be a 10!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
LIzzIE RoRpEN rnIAL.

New Bedford, Mass, June T.--At she
lpelne Of the third day Of the Borden
nNfier trial. Miss Borden entered the
iV1w looking unconcerncd under snch
i,sm f circumstances, The surveyors and
qnelnRraplhsrs evidence being concluded,
i9hn NJ Morse took the stand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

Mcssrs ilppmnn liro, savannah Ca,
Gonilrmen have had rheumatism about
two months during last winter WAS contnci
to nO voOm Wnsi VI the time, I SAW an
advertisement VA the Snlhr Courier rcy1an-
nVndlng r. 4, ~ ~ a cure for rhcumntismj
Though with the third Oaillr ! was cprel
aud huVv not folt the least efect VI rhcu,
matlsm siuvr, Il is undonhteuly The hsSt
remedy fNr rheumatism ever tried. \ ypn
eh,sfruily recommend ~ Ia tile punuu,
Yours uuiy, u NJ. clNNtNHhAM,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

Hugh II Lewis viii sell YOU ice boxes
aid rfriggraturs cheaper Then any one
IN the city. INA Malta street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

Twelve Years avN one sailor m every
lUN who went tn sra lost his blei NOW
only one ia 2iG Is lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
CRAWFORD DRY GOODSTl
THE LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE OF FORT WORTH ~
Have some Excellent Bargainsto Offer thisWa,I

The season is getting late
for millinery, and we intend
to carry nothing over in this
line. Every lady in Fort
Worth should know what
magnificent stock of these
goods we carry, and in order
10 close them out rapidly we
will place our entire line OF
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20
TALKED OF IMAGINATION.
Thsss Agsssss rsWderiy IN the z. ss
Also Agaisss the Move.

Shsss Assss.s rs~deriy 10 the <. ss L
Also Aesisss the Move.
puIlApxLrB.A. Nov. 20 2o-Amalgamation
the unificst.on Of al trades unions with
the knights u Labor into . harmonious
who,e-which was propagsseG st the secre:
meeting Friday night, made its growing
ssrength selt at the session Of the general
sssembly of she knights. both sides 10.
auiged freely In oratory. PowderIy And
HE supporters. Devlin and A W Wright,
representing the administrative faction.
ssd Hayes. James Wright and other lead.
err OF the cpposisioa expressed their siews
q .ength Secretafy.Treas Hayes 70.
iterated his charges sga.ns. the executive
hoard when the morning sess.os settled
ecwp 20 business.
The anal lgAmst.ou vas characterized as
0 personal aggranaixenient Of the exe-u.
sivs Pewderly vass.onaseiy protested
that thi. vas false. A. n Wright spoke
10 favor Of the master workman ami
ssA.nst the eharges After the session
enc of the members stated that the pros.
tsct foe anal Aisamat.on wa. excellent. and
that II II occurred n woal! surpass any.
thing known In the history of labor Re
sari.ns other matters the only thins
given cut was decision &c begin cam.
fsigp N che ranks S the " ork men ,: the
sou;b with . view &c bringing them into
the order, sne some other missionary
work wlll 5s oe-ua among :hr wcrk ne q
ef .b.s .ity
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20

Young Adolphns Fitxwiliam. he loved a fair
maid.
But 70 ask her to marry lin he was afraid.
Because Of ca;arrh. which .hc had very bad;
So II uch so that often the youih quite CAD
To emit. at the par .irg, the siss o: the lover
7 he ,easOn Of this she set out TO di-cover.
'Cx'arrh max, me 10, ,th.ome. It's fatal to ,ove.
.. darling Adolphu-. by ali that's above.
I vow IN NOT lose thee II something there il
To drive out ca arr and to swce'en kiss
So this wise young woman began searthing for
. cuie, ard good luck attended her. She uni
Dr.. sa.e's Cafafrh Remedy. at the drug store,
and felt convinced that . preparation Which the
proprie:ors had such conads nee in that they were
willing TO oher 10 ay $40 for a case they carnol
cure. mu-t be worth trying. She boasht IL. She
tried il. I:cnrcd her. And when Adolphus kiss,
her at the altar last week, her Kiss was as sweet
and pure roecs in June.
Girie, . word Of advice: II you wait lover tt
stay lover. ylu mnst get id Of catarrh. Do q,
this sensible g.rl did, and get the only sure rene
dy for tbs disgusting and da serou. disease
Er. 81 ge's Catsrrh Eemsdy
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20

correction by making bo!4 cash for lib
erty. She was brought up for trial on a
charge OF embczz!ement made by one Of
her victims in the association and WAS al
lowed to remain outside the cage in which
ordinary prisoners are placed ami little at
tention was given Ia her. Taking ad-
vantage Of the opportunity Mrs. Blood
slipped away and was half wsy down
the aisle TO the door when she was dis.
covered
Stop that womaur' rang out in the
court room. and then there was u rush Of
deputy sheriffs, and men and women
tumb,ed over one another. Mrs. Blood
dashed for the door. but Deputy Sheriff
Skidmore vas TOO feet for her. As he
seized her she shrieked and struggled e
get free. but she was forced, still strug
Cling. down the iron stairway to the Jail
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20
Negro Family Poisoaed.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 70 1T has just been
learned that . negro family living in this
city have been poisoned under very mys.
terious circumstances. one death result
ing so far. The family consisted Of Sam
Howard, wife. three daughters. and his
wife's sister. They are in . critical condi.
tion. Immediately after eating supper
prepared by the eldest daughter. they
were all taken violently Ill with the above
result
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20
I've Fate Buiidiaes seid.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2o-Contracts were
made for the sale Of two state buildings .,
the fair. Cincinnati. perhaps. will buy
the Maryland building costing co. 600 fos
less than q .0c0. The Montana building
ha. been sold for t5O0 A conference has
been arranged between trustees of the
Northwestern university and the faii
director. to arrange for the sale Of the
Maine building
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Nov. 0s-Attorney
General Moioney has rendered an opinion
that life insurance companies doing bust.
ness on the assessment plan, under ths
Law regulating assessment Insurance
companies, can enter into contract with
the insured to make Q fxed cash pay
ment to living certificate or policy hold.
ef In the contingency Of total physica.
disability.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-20

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30-The following aes
shs weather indications for tWeusy -four houre
iron ,. N. yesterday. For Indiana-
end is,iuois-Eaie weather: vinds sh!fting q
soushwesserly and wasmss &c nostheru Roe.
IONS. For Lower Michisau -0ensrally fais
weather: Winds shtfstns - southwssessiy. ves
Crpes N.chtg.a-tAghs local saowA followed
es'clsarins wsasAes. viods oAifsiag - eoaeA-
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