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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

hcing unable TO agree upon verdict IN
the case Of ~ T.. Mclaughlin vs. Fort
Worth and Denver q suit for damages
for burning grass. the plaintiff was
awarded q verdict of SS@l and interest
on same for two years at q per cent.
The case of George w. Ash Va. X. VI.
Dean, suit for the possession of GER
tain property was then taken up and
viii he continued today.
County Court The cases set for TO-
day were all passed and the probate dock
ct taken up. but no business of special
Importance was transacted.
New suits iiled-Anold Guertler vs..
Henry Johnson ct al, trcspass 60 try
title.
II. A. Leonard vs.. Gulf Colorado and
Santa l'c Railroad company, action for
damages for personal injuries for 5000
Harry y. Fine VS.. j. G.. Richardson
ct AL, suit for damages for false inn
prisonment md for being worked with
cOnyicts on the county roud. The dam
ages are placed &C $1,000 actual and
5000 punitory.
A W. Caswell ct a., W.. Jos Meyer,
action To cancel deed.
Neil T. Anderson vs. Charles Dillug-
ham. receiver, ct ALL. action for damages
to the amount of 5000
Casey y Swasey Vs. Western Conl
aud Iron company, suit for debt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
OATTLE ANn SIINER

Martin Hart Stephens county cnt.
ucmnn, was iu DO" ci'y yesterday. He
Us not however, paying much attention
ht thu present Time Goo cutuo. though he
owns great muuy Nud VaB delegate
l9 the ruiilvmvu.s convention nt Denver.
He rs Interested I'm miuiug ana Ia Soc.
rotary Oi % INng silver and MINING
company lie exhibited some specimens
of orc. quii" rich iu silver aud gold.
and taken 40 random near the
mouth of do" SHIFT which according Ia
assay. rus ont $40 90 the tom Speak.
Ing of the cold snap hr doe, NOT think
much d1mugu viii result. ua the cnulp
are generally iu good condition and nm,
utmost entire absence of slppJ was fuyor-
lt To them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TELEGRAPH sR'''

Howell Jackson noalalG'-
vlrH Lamar deceased :
ii connrmod by the ssl-' ~.
Cleveland Is reporisi ts,s
ation ~ Hawaii ana
The boiler Of The 9la ~
burg. Miss. ~xpiel'se ~.
thrae men and dolps
TO property. Nsi
Tne resignation q va. =
from Kentucky was P'''
yesterday. IA "a 81
The silver repeai
IN the house on ss,,iuli -
lin IS on Speaker ''
come up today .,ss
The secretary Of sIs's VA
Hawaiian question w. sss Y Z
less OF any position
Germany -
Iobm N. Cleghorh
Kai,llanl. heir agpa'sa,.
thron. Will lay ~
President Harrison "a
In the bouse Of eoa l
Bnrtlstt ,cOnservalr,,t,es
eminent as 20 80 e,il.
Hawaii. and desli'ses geli.
what the British if
do In the matter ~ "
mentary secreiag Ma i
replied the inioli,'l's- sgl
hsbci in IL. nvwsl~ N
alsSsiH ga no 4se rll
ships to Honolulu nrle1Q
cred the hNes ihs ~ W. r
jects ia Hawaii
lection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
THE NORTHER

Tho fact OF the coming of the norther
was reported w this paper. but that was
almost unnecessary, for everybody felt
TO- and uo one had the least doubt iu The
world about That uurthcr being here m
force. There was some suffering from
The very great change iu the tcmprra-
uire, but 10 WAS not OF u very serious
nature. and 10y yesterday afternoon most
persons were talking of the hraciug
weather No one fingered unnecessarily
GA the streets and the usual groups 90
traders Of takers of the future Of the
city were made more conspicuous by
their absence from the worried corners.
Ih" car drivers were mutllpd mp to the
ears and they and the hnckucu and wa.
guu drivers were the persons who suffer.
rd the most. for they were compelled 10
endure the exposure To- the biting frost.
\ rise 300 the temperature came hy night
i1ll This was high enough tO start %
thnw and unless this uhnOrmplly low
temperature Is followed by q wet north.
cr the worst b. already over
One OF the most remarkable things I'M
CONNECTION with the low temperature was
thu almost absolute absence Of ANYTHING
lhat suyurud of a criminal item. ns + the
criminal clusscs had ull their energy for
wrong doing frozen out of them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
gUpREliE COIIRT DECIsTnNs

austin Tex" Feb. - lSpccieIl The an.
ri.lr court entrrcd the following orders
,,ouuG 2RPll,atiGhs for wiits o. error re-.
1aif"l, IT m' from TYLER county: Teas Land
Wichita ''"'' RON
la me case Of n. NJ. Ca,nnbou roco,,.,r
va. q. y. Virgins. tny Milan -. UT,
S,tlth county. iu which certificate Of
n5,ent WAS seut up FROM the court nj Gal.
tvsp9h, lbe supreme court ordered The
~ '.l'.,.'pl ana an papers to be scui nm 10
lur supreme court nc once Tor cyuuiu.tInn
J" connection with the certificate OF dissent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
STnOItS ANn RnNn.

New York, Fob. 2.-lThc stock morl.ot
showed an inclination "a nrroWprss M.
dyy. There WAS q large business done
which iu Ga" main was well dN'rilufni
throughout the list. RoUdmg and IA i.
lll,r7 between lhrm mouopoligpJ oyrr
half of the total transactions TI.rc
was some. strength IN the forenoon. bpt
the certainty that considerable qnli
would 20 away Saturday again chaciri
the builish sentiment Trndml I'm In
unsirlalS today YVES not on am unusuolly
large SCALE hut distillors were stroug ny,
u rmor that liquidation was conluieteI
ana that the new pool intendeds to NM
the stock much higher The only otb"r
feature among this class of securities
was cordagc and the now stock vns
traded IN for th' first time todny snii,
ing closely on rarity with The olJ storl
during ,hc iulvl0ou. hut gpEgiup uyr.v
somewhat Inter Eo0iing WAS ngaiI,
very ective ana showed cons'dc~nii"
strength In early dealings, hut declined
later '"'N
The general market was ouiet withi,
narrow limits. The whole list svmpntbi1'
cd with the late decline among the leoJ.
crs aud az the close was fairly steady
after n rally "N''
Railroad bonds not so active. but tbarc
were ma weak places
Government 0nd state bonds dun opl
steady "'' "nu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
IN TINE DISTnfCT COrnr

Today in the case Of Wilson vs.. Brown the
Jury was discharged being unable To agree.
~ rs understood they stood eight for the
allow the plaintiff 81 damages. The suit was
Tor NANI damages aguinUt Frank Brown,
county clerA, for issuing marriage license
go Erl Who lacked a few mouths of
neInE IL Years old The clerk i'm GOOD
lgil{{h took Oh" applicants word that The
me cas-" Of COLGATE VS.. the city OF
ior $1,000 damages Tor injuries rcsulting
from plaiHtts SON having fallen through
VA" Flrs' street. 1rldgc over Walltr crpcL
,i,,. ~ han been closed up by order OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
VELASC0'S AARBOR.
The leltios 10 30 Finished and In the Spring
Water win 30 rs Deep as
Desired

Nelasco. Tex, Feb. % Special tresi-
dent William a. Ice or the trazos River
channel and Dock company uuiryel last
nlght from Chlcleo ana Immediately ordered
"a large force az mechanics 60 work upon
Number az nov harges than viii bc used
lOr transporting rock nnd mattresses for
nishlng the tons on the Bra1Os iettles
Tho tpupuuy's engineers have evidently
decided tht me ietlics have settled suf.
NcWntly dining the past few months in
permit putting uu These tops, Inquiries
az their uhee ,lictel ihe Information that
this work would he nov rushed 60 couple.
tiou as fnst as pOssihlp 80 as TO eatCh the
hencnt 30 The sphng Rises IN Else bragta
THAT viii give desired depth az over
twenty feet af water On The hra4Os bar
securing ogt what little remaias Of IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
SOMEWHAT NARROW
Was the Stock Market on Wall
Street Yesterday.
A FEAR OF GOLD SHIPMENTS
The Principal Cause Money Easy at Low
Raiss Railroad Sends Moi Active but
No Weak Pl2ces-The Cotton
Movement and Prices.
ATWOOD yTOLETr 3 90.

New Orleans. In. Feb 2.--lSpecial.) -
Atwood Violet * Go. say.
tutnres-lt has seemed 10 us improb-
able for some timc that the largest con-
Stunning market like Liverpool should
have been able 10 sell only 5000 bales
daily for nearly three months past with
ont reducing materially their supplies.
aud what must be true Of English spin
uers must be more true on the continent.
aud the Improvement OF l-lG on spots Ia
Liverpool today confirms this impression.
We have accurate Information that on
the continent spiuncgs' stocks Of goods
are equal to about one-hnlf or two und
Ouc-haf weeks productions. whereas orr
dars for goods have been sold ahead To
the extent OF twenty-thrcp 10 twenty
hvc weeks production. also that stock X
Of yarn are about equnl to three 10 four
w'eks production, whereas contracts
have been sold TO the extent Of twenty
weeks production. Now. what we want
Is not only % better spot demand. as in
Liverpool but n good demand. Liverpool
has q large stock. but the continent must
buy largely thCrc or iu ;his country The
only saving clause for the South so far
az prices are concerned for the next
twelve months. and we mako the asaer-
tiou uuquulihclly, is To reduce the acre
age ANA let the world know IL officially.
through meetings aud conventions thJt
win mean something other than wind
and idl" talk. The next crop must hn
a smaller crop We trust orr renders
viii continue tu write us ON this subject.
Puu receipts today, ll.GUO bales,
against 1000 bales last year. Esti-
mated here for tomorrow 800 balrs
against 400 bales lAst yHr: 2lOOO babes
nt all ports last ycur and 10000 bales
iu 1850.
We close slightly better than yestrr!ly
Liverpool one or two better
ACREAGE CORRESPONDENCE
Mckinney, Tex. Indications point to
% decrease Ii - per cent aud u.y.ups -
per grut iu this section. Owiug 10 scar.
"ity OF seed 81 Will Np impossible 10 re-.
plant should the first planting b1 Iupio.
yitlOus.
tIico Toy Many planters W. .oueraat
West lcsUs will SOW gUuiu realizing that
'tu Ne.r ui c0ru well applied viii pro.
du"e thn value of two ur more bales 81
cotton.
Hutto, TcS. Think ym will mike n
uig success ut your efforts 10 reduce cot.
ton acreage. Many are going extensive.
" into iuiHiuE ho,s ind corn and viii ne.
duur the cotton crop.
Luke City, Miss. t'rrc holdug of con.
rcnuuns ut every voting precinct through
cut the South, advise planting more corn
and raise more hogs aud stock of every
description
MrcoH Miss. The result of Inquiries
p this and three adjoining counties is
th0t the acreage win bp reduced IL 10
p per cent
Spots closed steady. Sales. $50 bales.
quotations down 1915 on middlug aud
above, balance unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
PRISONER rr,-

-. Tahlbquah. l.. n. D..
I9i'y when the convict, !
prison az this place NJ, y
an unruly prisoner atiemt,,, ,
guards and was lnaahfY n
was seriously wounded ~
Is doubtful. There has ~,
tween the prisoners and r.s
llme' The prlconer VIA
= desperate character enl
term for stealing a hor,e I.
once and has bcsn eie,a,
wounded prisoner. a be'n,'
serving a term Tor msS5 \
wound was caused hy A s.,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

VIcNWne Tex Mob D lsro,I,lI A..
lrrla} number OF tho citizens M tin,,,,r,,,
.nsl IN thc court houac ana orglpiznI W
CORPORATION fCr the purpose ~ 6WlIlln.5 a
il gbt ,J satH 2il MIL lee plant and clc,1ric
= FuOlcute assisted Ia the orgaplEat Ham MA
~ HNS or the stockholders. The rnnItni
t tIl, ~ placed az ST5.0OO and the sy1dIcote
9 Tc' S."w nsl OF The amount The following
Ii, ."V oMIrrs Of the company, j R
JJ",ner president; j. l.. Osborn, Slre.nrdhs..
bcrs' secretary. - - Nhain-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
CONDUCTOR ALIEN DrAD

Dcni,on, Tex, Feb. 9.--,SpeciaIl Fl Al.
lW" popular ond wen known conductor
oi lic ,Fuit Worth division OF tba Mis-.
Hu'{. hnnans ana Texas, was Killed In
Aiith Was walking over the ,Ipn og A.
Pul,l INTO thr city aud slpppf fnilme
n%'Wnnn the cars, His cries were hoard
", nol4' ar 'uyl hut they wgrc unable
t'nly manglrd. IFS bleeding form Was pirt-
81 uh ANA carried 10 the cuboose vGar. le
gAp''ru Few moments later Deceased
Wife "'' i'N lNuNtS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
CATTLtAFN lusTl
Secretary Rusk Change. n,,..
Line so as 10 Is,l,s, \
and oIAsi causs /

Albany. Tex IA
Webb and Hill todars ~.
ing Telegram from n, ''''
went 10 Washingioa ,...i
nolds to induce Hos eI
retary of agricultnre :.
erninent quarantine li,''.' s',|
Cattle in counties ' ~.
allowed to go northvs..'s . 4.
poses. WI ~ n
This action place, ~
other counties north. os ~.
any OF the counties n
part OF the state. s6i y, vi
can now 20 10 Mopion, nv NJ
ing. Colorado, and o ,t,,s' ~, s..'
tories in the nortIlwes. wy
Junllunt over the new.
Experienced stockms,
for the coming season ~.
ers are doing well an6 wv
VIII be very large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
WACO STAnnrVo NJ,

Waco, Tex. Feb. 2.-iS,et
hl" aud Charley Brown esa
tercation IN n snlOoh On ~ /.
o'clock tonight. Roth mn -.
Gamble produced a large NM
brown seriously IN ~ ~
former was arrested and \
lulier Is now receiving M
surgeon Brown IL a 6He,lr,l
years old, and formerly NM n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
The Truthful
Test

1t requires no learned experts
or scientific experiments to
establish the fact that Or.
PRlcE's DELICIOUS FLAyoRihe Ex.
TRACTS are not only the strong
est, but positively the sweet
est and most delicate fruit
favors. IL housewives will
aavor a cake, pudding, Gus
tard OF cream with Or. Prices
Extract OF Vanilla, Lemon or
Orange, and a smaller guam
tity gives a more natural and
grateful taste than can be i'm.
parted by any other Extracts,
is it not an incontestable
proof of their greater excel
lencee In every case where
Or. a9Tice'e2Blavoss are used
they give pegfec satisfaction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
NOTTCn no TTTp pURITc

Owing TO the great increase aud de.
mand for the SRen pianos all over the
state and territory. | find il impossible 20
remnin Ia Fort Worth an of my time
have lnade arrangements with Mr. j.
u. Shorb who will represent me In my
piano business. He can bc found az
Third and Lamar. with samples of my
pianos, or &C Fort Worth Chuu Co
GEO. w SrTEfF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
HUGE STRIKE 1ap,u

London. Feb. IA ~,
il impending IN the south X 4
conference with a view M
sliding scale now PREVAIL.
future, and masters gave 4
tiCc of termination Of eslaeI
About 100000 men and III
are directly affected BY IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
AROtryD THE NpIl

Ill Paso. Tex, Feo II
Chris Miller. the Chlr 4
sporting editor. leaIhervg'
ca into IN Puso yesterdg
after his 1IOO-mile lTe9e
is Ia wall, arOunl the
"A wager Of $JOm o sue y,
fifty miles of the border
were for him 10 star lo-
without arms or money a
the trip of 1900 miles !.
half years from date ., y. n !
ever money he needs l.ps
him while on the lol1l,l
earns hy giving eniqr'.,i..9
accomplished the hrsI IVY
DAYS. including se,eI@ y.
dnyy ench. Along ll w
with some adventures ".
being captured By baHal'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ANOTHER BATTT,N ROYAT.

Saturday evening at 7:3Oa battle royal
game cocks barred. will hc fought at the
White Elephant pit The entrance fee
viii be- but 80 cents and no gals or
will Fight on his own merits, with such
weapons as nature has furnished and
the fight will De 10 finish, but not To-
the death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TIN COUNTS.

Seventeenth district Yesterday finish.
Cd the criminal docket In this court WIN
league plead guilty 10 charge of burg.
larry and was sentenced 10 two ycurs iul-
pusonment 10 the ppuitcntiury. Another
case against him was dismissed by roe
quest Of the county attorney. Two casos
OF THEFT and ono of burglary against jim
Raycll were dismissed un rrcnnmpndn-
ton ot the county attorney The vnsc of
the state OF Texas ugniust Della Mitch
ell on q charge of receiving stolen prop.
erty resulted in a fine of $50 aud hyc
days In jail.
Ferty-cighth district-Ihe suit Of s.
Nv. Parker vs.. The NtsJrrp l'niun Telr.
graph company has been reset, the Jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
A RAILROAD Mtuf|

san Antonio, Tex, rsO
The district court today ilN
for $500 damages agalnr q
Harrisburg aud San AlNl.
favor Of T.. q. Goodman s,
WAS Injured Ia The Sall1d ~
lMsI NOtNLnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TIE rENCInLrs

Tho Fendblcs held another meeting
last night, and very thoroughly discussed
the question of the Washington twp. and
after the discussions it was decided 10 con.
uuue the effort 10 raise The ncedful
the company viii at all hazards go un
that trip. The Sum raised by last night
was SlO63 and $1,000 b. the amount neod.
ed 10 set the new uniforms. The com.
mittces working on this matter win con.
tlnue their lohors today, and this day
must settle the matter one way or the
other
Now that the company has been So hon.
orrd, II ~ very anxious TO take The trim
and 10 feels that the pride OF the city
Is Involved In the question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
ATE A SAIl0R

Hamburg, Feb. 2-1lre ~
Norwegian chip Thckll have
on 4 charge VI murder be
based ON thelr own onfai.
Killed and ate o sailor Of NJ
10 save themselves from dei|
walton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Lancaster Tex. Feb 80,
afternoon In attempting 70 so
OF q sack OF bran fun
Prluulr had both bones uplr
below the Knee. He lai I q
cMlllrln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
BARON RRN1cHs N

Paris. Feb. .. he GATH NJ
purpOrts 10 be an otndf ca
autopsy on the body d grl|
The report states Tiers VI
uf Violence on The b0dj agl
sible ~ affirm thar deili 4
syncope. The aualysa Al !
poison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

pitthurg. Pa, FEB. s.-lN
case uf Robert J. fgIg
hriug an accummlre u W
puisunlngs brought 10 q ryia!
Ing of guilty on all slf ~
Jury was out seven mlNaln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
MONEY AM TYcu,Nor

New York Fob Money ON c,u
easy, ~ TO 3 per cent; closed offerad
y per cent. "N'cu
Prime mercantile paper. : l.oGG
Sterling exchange 6niet e1.,. eto-
IL for sixty days S4,SI IA for ~
mUud, uS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
A COMPLICATION or CASES.

VIM. McWciguu and two other young
men, W. III. Cobb, .lr., aud w VI. Lcary.
hce9m" involved iu % quarrel, and ont
of IL grow This complication of rnscs
Ono pistol churgc. ono aggravated as,
suult case. one simple assault case and
one abusive language ease, Ull of these
being against WIN. McNcigau, ON the
information Of the two young men above
named.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
sHs KlII-rn ~

,i brooffiyn h n u, Feb . This morning
WIN her husband. shot him a. ~ gubn .i.' !,
M S5eliere revolver ana then sbnt
Httsvit, She died almost instantly aud 'u bs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
rRAINa CnLI.InE-

pifisburF. Pa, Feb . Tho east bound
limited on the Fort Wayne collided with "a
freight near i.ouiB0nyille. o., taia morning.
Ing up the passengers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
TTE DAGGETr FSTATE.

Il now offered ior sale, part cash aud
the balance on ten and twenty-Gyo
years time 1908 Main street. Fort
Worth. Sold ia large and small uuanti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Calcutta. Feb. ? irhe A
Robert l.. Belknap. waIca "
10 for New YORK mel WY
Natunas on the nOrlnSe'. "
IA the China sea. me le'I
lost. An on board were AN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

in 4ea' ~ y, Feb 2-An early morn.
as. NY AZ LATHE Falls did S2OO. OJJO Dam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
The Austin and Northwestern N
-1s THE- w
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE LLANo 81.

Stages or Private Conveyances can ba 49,
for Mason, Fredericksburg and all interior tol
A. w. LEITNAKFp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

W. II, Ford is candidate for city Mt
torney, subject TO action Of city Domoc-
racy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

w. b. Ford Is n candidate for city
attorney, subject TO action of city Democ-
racy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03
rINANoIAr..


New York. k'eb. 9. -lSpsclal.)-
Sseerilnsg Bans 90 days, "a s5gs6Qt sss
'-''i'ii'osoia' " aaYs,.......4 S5x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

Rcichmarks- Commercial. 80
days. .... ............. % Y
Franks Bank 60 days ..5 l7lS
Commercial, 90 days. ......5 1874 less Lilo
British Consois
London Fab y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-03

New Orleans, La, Feb 2.--(Special.)-
Sterling Commercial 6O
DAYS. Observation-Disclosures. Si5t4 S5ik
trAuks -Commercial,6 90 days.5 1874
New York slgnt--Bank .... 100 premium
Commercial. .............,... as premium
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-08-17
BANK WRECKERS.
Those Responsible for the Failure OF til
Indianapolis National Bank to be Pro
ecuted.

Those Responsible for tho Failure OF tho
indianapolis National Bank to be Pros
ecuted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 10.-The
men who are charged with wrecking
the Indianapolis national bank are to
be prosecuted. The legal proceedings
may begin at any time. United States
Attorney Belknap has been in confer
enee with the examiner and receiver
for three days, and is acquainted with
the facts relating to the suspension of
the bank. AS soon as the necessary
preparations can be made warrants
will be issued for the arrest of the men.
who appear to be guilty of having vio-
lated the national banking law.
Receiver Hawkins has received from
Washington letter of general instruc-
tions in which he is charged to take
special cognizance of any violations of
the banking law.
District Attorney Burke had been
called into consultation by Examiner
Young before the receipt of this letter
by the receiver, and it had practically
been determined that the United
States court should take cognizance of
the acts of men connected with the
management of the bank. It is the
understanding that the persons who
will be accused of wrecking the bank
will be arrested on warrants issued on
afidavits made before United States
Commissioner Van Buren,. Any citi-
zen can make such affidavit.
A meeting of depositors has been
called for tonight to take action to-
ward prosecuting the wreckers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-08-17
= IMMEDIATE AND FORCIBLE

Steps Taken by the Government to Stamp
Out Yellow Fever at Pensacola. Fla.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Immediate
and forcible steps have been taken by
the government to stamp out yellow
fever at Pensacola. Acting promptly
on the advices that yellow fever had
appeared there, the secretary of the
navy, to whom the matter is of the ut.
most Importance, because of the navy
yard at Pensacola, called a conference
of officers interested at his office yes
terday morning to devise means for
preventing the spread of the disease.
Surgeon-General Wyman agreed tc
take steps at once to cooperate with
the federal and state authorities, and
he Immediately ordered Surgeon Car
ter, who was present, and Passed AS.
sistant Surgeon Magruder, now at New
Orleans, to proceed to Pensacola. They
will reach there to-day.
In speaking of the conference, Secre.
tary Herbert said:
SIT is hoped that the steps contem.
plated will be effective to prevent the
spread of the fever. The public may
rest content with the assurance that
every reasonable precaution is being
taken by the authorities. There is
nothing very alarming in the situa
ton, and the conference was called
only that there might be complete and
thorough corporation