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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
OLNEY'S REPORT.


ny Associated Press,
Washington, Dec. O-Thc annual re-
pori of Aforementioned ouey was sub.
mlttcd to congress today. lie reports the
volume Of business Of che Federal courts
lare,ly and rapidly increasing, The mum.
her Of criminal prosecutions pcnding July
!. iSD3, was 03S1, against 3s0s July 1.
lSSb, while the expenses OF courts, eN.
elusive of Judges snlrlpa ful die Year iSilA
was Sl,o9N,htN against S2,Sli,1RA for
tho year lS,lA. Tho report of the solic.
itor Of the treasury shows The whole NUM-
Der of suits for iennitlcs, fines, etc, dis.
posed Of during the year Ns,a OliSS, the
whole amount Of Judgments StnlNTa 40,
and the entire umount collected from ali
sources, Sho,i0lT7 Considerable space
" devoted IN tho report 10 dsrussion
of affairs Ia the lndRn Territory, aud
may be characterized as mnl1dministra-
ton of Justice. IL Is claimed, he says.
tho treaty etiphntlons stand. and there
II no remedy for this state Of affairs
" ihat be true then Il IL cloar that no
lnnr oueht 70 be lost in the negotiation
OF new trcuties.
llegurding the Union Pacific receiver.
snip tue report details what has boon
lpho 10 protect the government, and saw.
" would seem 10 he assured. therefore
~ ihN'i'.NF W ANN lhitNI htntuH are not
likely 20 be preiudiced pending the 70.
Scivenship, Which, Of COURSE Is temporary
IN nature, IL should he superseded NJ,
soon ms practicable by the adoption OF
tn~s schemes Of permanent re0rganizn.
ton rs while doing justice 10 crodItora
nnl all private interests, will also seouro
accomplishment Of tho great public pnr.
poses with u View 10 which tho Union
Pacific Railroad company was originally
chartered and subsidized by tho United
Suites.
Regarding DE sherman anti.trust Inv.
the Encouragement says there n d Wide.
fprend Impression that The aim mud effect
Of The riniuto " TO prohibit mud prevent
thnHe aggngeions " capital which some
llineE are on 40 large q scale as TO practl.
oally. control an branches Of Hny eNten.
sivo Industry II " not possible. ha rnvs.
70 ascertain the precise purnoaea of ND
frnmerH of the statute
Aggregate Judgments IN favor Of tho
United SlnleH ~ oiyll suits during the
year are S2So'n14 aggregate fines. Tor.
ieitnres aud penalties imposed Ia criminal
prosecutions, N7US0gl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
AN EXTRA SESSION.
Tho Miners Convention at salida,
Col. Decides that There
shall be One.


BY Associated Press.
gailda, Col, Dee, 0.-Only eighteen
delegates, representing ton mining camps,
were present at The opening today. Of
the miners convention. called by Gov.
Waite 20 consider his proposition for
special session Of the legs-
la,nro 10 take some action in
behalf Of silver The convention
organized with J. NJ McMlehael OF
Aspen. chairman, and ]. w Swialier Of
Breokinridge, secretary. Judge Q. T.
Mcl,oy. ia bis nddrHs u welcome, said
n the condition favored the calling Of un
extra session the governor should recon-
,p.td IN. enactment Of law auihoriz-
M, fbe secretary ~ state - purchase
siiycr bullion and issue therefor silver
..rfidiatrs aud place the bullion pur-
chasod npon the market; also, The law for
the coinage Of Colorado bullion in Mexico
This Mexiean coin 4 70 ~ iesAl tender
M thls SLATE for oil debts. public and
nrivs4e GOV. Waite delivered an ad-
dress. outlining bis riewa aA % the silver
crisis and snggiEtlng tfo topics TO be
CONSIDERED rs The legislature.
ssThe rieht Of congress- 10 cln money
a contested nnd that the right u e1-
elusive 80 long aa che right u caer'
cisad." the governor said. 'lhis riEht d
given 40 ~ general government by the
eiates a. a trust. This trifat calls for
conti,uSga coinage ~ default Of the
exs'reise of The coinage, ihe right Of trust
rrverts 10 the states aud the people
"a si,e f,assitr NJ cnarfmenia piftinr al
"A Ia the FREE colnag of silver, Tie gcnofa
government has deiaulicd iu its TRUST
fosuraieni legal authority holds that Tie
rlght ~ The people 10 free coinage u
siiyrr IA heeu taken away. The extra
ss.,ien n ihf legislature should taxi
s,,ne action To compel aliudio1ilon H.,
he UNITED States supreme court VI thia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The proposed race. feom Chicago 10
New York between the Empire Express
and one drawn by the British locomotive,
"oueen Empress." did not come OF, be-
eaus, the British engincor declined to race
M Briiish engine on her fret trip. The
tTai,e.lsy morning last, nnd Il was
,Ili1,cd hat III would not he fair for the
.onass, EupreSs' 10 enter race with
~ ming broken IN by actual seryire.
SNorar,beless on iis first trip the British
.,,',,ins several times made sixty miles
an botfr, Whether Jhe American engines
csn make good the American claim that
p,i,;sb one e,iil remains 20 be- seen; but
T. h certain chat few engines built On
XXI slde can come olt pf The shop and
H. surh work on their trial trip as has
bsen done BY the Queen Empires"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

A bill to incorporate the Brunswick. Ia
Grange and National Railroad company
has been introduced at the pending ses-
sion of the legislature of Georgia
The Kings River Railroad company
has been Incorporated at Little Rock,
Ark, to build from Baldwin. in Wash
ington county, Ark, eastwarlly TO King
sion, In Madison county, distance Of
thirty-cight miles. CAPITAL. SGOo.OO0 The
incorpo0tors are II. NJ Coulter aud A.
/. Moore Of St I4ouis. Il. j. Wilson. n.
VI. Gunner and II. II. Davidson. The
majority of the stock is held by III. NJ.
Coulter OF St Louis
The citizens Of Roanoke. Va, have
perfected the organization Of construc-
ton company which proposes TO build q
road 10 connect either with the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad or tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad in Botctourt county, about
thirty miles from Roanoke. The namo
Of the company Is the RaupSe Railway
Construction company. The officers
elected are: President, r. III. Woolrum
l,oinokc; yicc-presidcnt. j Fred liihngcr
stanton; secretary and treasurer, j. W.
Coon, Roanoke: directors. James Sim
mons, lmcian II Cooke NJ A. Rife. II. II.
Woodrum and NJ. II Clayton. Roanoke:
Mosby II. Payne. Buchanan; u. H. Dill
lon, Lexington. and j. Fred Ellinger,
stanton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


The ticket agents reported good days
business yesterday
II. Il. Thompson Of the CSnds Car com.
pauy is in the city.
Sam Ely. commercial agent Of the
Katy, Is In from trip.
5. n Lloyd, roadmaster of the joint
track, was In the city yesterday
Ten men have been added to the work
ing force Of the Denver shops in the last
week.
=. VIM. Doherty. passenger agent Of tho
west.
c. @. Curticc, travelling passenger
agent OF the Nandalia, wen: South yea
II, n. Keenan,. livestock agcn, Of the
-, leit last night for a trip TO San
-. NJ. Gleason. travelling freight agent
OF the Rock Island, is up the road on
Frank Houston OF Houston came up
yesterday and went North over the Rock
Island last night,
Tourist business to Texas has con.
menccd In earnest. A number OF tourists
are arriving every day now.
Fort Worth aud Denver engine No. 1
was put In the shops yesterday TO I've
oyerhauled and repaired
Il. W; Hayes, master mechanic Of the
Fort Worth and Denver went up the
Denver on business yesterday
Division Road Master Murphy Of the
eastern division of the Texas and Pa
cine was In the city yesterday.
The Houston aud Texas Central has
opened an uptown Office IN conjunction
with The Rock Island at sos Main street
ID. G. Weathcrby. superintendent Of
the American Transportation company
for this division, left last night for ST,
Louis.
A. A, Judges. division superintendent
OF tho Pullman Palace Car company,
went 10 Quitman last night ON company
W. u. Cannon, foreman ~ bridges
and building for The Rock Island with
headquarters at Harrington, Kan, Is IN
tile city.
q l.. Maxwell, chief clerk Of the
traffic department Of the Rock Island,
returned last night from u business tIip
TO Bowie.
j r. Pool Of abe bridge and building
force Of the Rock Island, came down
last night from Nebraska lie was ne
compnniod by his family.
J. F. Mackey. formerly with the Wis.
cunsin Central at Wuukcsha, has been
appointed dispatcher in the Rock Island
general Offices here vice II. II, Prince,
promoted.
James r. Lee general livestock agent
| Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific,
| with headquarters at Chicago, spent a
| Few days IN the city aud went North
last night.
The Wabash has lust issued new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

union depot its passenger business woula
AZ Ahiel' l1en there is apothcr point
INC original Fort Worth and Denver City
nv thds at IcSlinc, on the border Of
Us, about $50 miles south Of Denver.
t ,, Gan The line maintain an independent
e1 nsNiuon when It must send its business
~ miles further over Union Pacific
va "a before REACHING Fort Worthi
~ inst Gov. Evans {lainS the entire
linc southwark. but It remains 10 Ia
s 1een whether he can susthin his claim.
ine Hulf combination. however owns a
nmAlnrity Of the stock Of the rad from
Ie1line TO Fort Worth.
~ Is not generally believed that Judge
isallett viii touch the high notch in nam
~ salaries which was reached through
. XII intel states court az Omaha. The
~ a''ts OF Sis,VOO per year Is thought to
NJ I"l,e put OF the range in the judges
IL nu' ana ne receiver will he fortunate
~ ne gets $1,000, The hard times and
we tact that the mad is now operating
loss are urged In behalf Of a plyi-
u'n, outlay on the salary list.
tle sNeiNer once appointed, he issues
circular directing oil heads of depart-
ments 70 report to him aud the work Of
me independent system is inaururated.
! : thought the rolling stock viii he sent
10 the Union Pacific shops for repair az
at present What effect tho order 81
me court will have on the two receivers
known.
WAS reported on good authority last
night that the Unlnu Pacific officials
nave recommended Frank Trumhul Of
the Citizens' Coal company In this city
as receiver Of the Fort Worth In behalf
Of their interests. This means that there
VIII be two receivers Mr. Trnmhnll IL
an. old railroad man Of Acknowledged
ability
II is not expected that any announce
Thursday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

So much interest has been manifested
In the free exhibition of the prize train
Of the Wagner palace car company, the
prize engine Of the London and North
western railway of England, the famous
old engine. the "Dewiu Clinton" and
coaches, aud that wonder Of the transpor-
intion world engine 800 Of the New York
Centrnl-that the press OF the whole coun-
try has taken IL up and commented upon
Ii. Frank Leslie's Weekly devotes near.
is two pages to il, giving fine views Of
the English and American engines, show
ing The difference between the two ideas
of locomotive construction
In number Of cities in New York
state the schools have closed to allow
teachers and pupils an opportunity to
study the remarkable lesson Of modern
transportation compared with that OF old
DAYS. The British train is the first ever
run In the United States and the contrast
between the foreign train and our mosi
perfect American train Is indeed very
marked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

hIHf"ff
Whshingten. Dee q Tho ways AM
mcnnH committee today lsienod ~ snb-
committees Ia groups Of fwos and ,broea
and individually to the complaints Of
thee who want the tariff ci.nnrrd IA an.
fereni particulars aiid on schedules which
VIII nfiect their INTEREST," The Demo.
cratic members Of tho ways and means
committee said toy expected those pro.
tests 10 be made. ,i'bny arc not disturbed
10y then. and are not incilled 10 make
any chnngrs unless II appears some uuins
tiniioual error has been made. II IN
claimed The protests from Democratic
members OF cnugrfaa arc NOT such ~ to
esuae any ninrm about The failure 81 Tho
bill, md thi' general impression ~ DE lin
viii pass The house. even " amended 10
suit ii.oae called "Lirhera" Efforts an,
making by Democrats dissatisfied with
The bill 70 have a caucus held Merbera
Of tho ways and means committee DO not
want caucus. and will probably use
tiIeir beat cndeayors 10 prevent one bclng
called Tho friends Of the administration
arc als0 counted on to preseni cauci-.
i.OrlslaDH members say they will support
ans molsrne that receives The indorae-
meni " Democratic caucns Tie I'm
~ expected 70 como un Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The Bcim railway was opened for
goods and passenger traffic TO the 10
mile post October TO- II has been de.
cided not to commence the extension to.
wards Chlmoio tin next year, but the
thiriy-iye miles Of material already or
derel. and shortly expected to arrive at
Bcira, will he carried through to the
present terminus. as will also the ma
terill for the trans African Telegraph
company. Two more locomotives Of
about twonlye tons each have been or
dCred. As temporary measure, pending
the extension Of the line in the direction
Of Umtali. the company has arranged
with the contractors TO work Il. In re-.
spect Of the present length Of line the
following rates ave been fixed; Machinery
and building material, Sl2.50 per ton;
all other goods, except parcels, SlT.0
per ton: wagons S37 50 per ton; Scotch
carts, Cane carts and buggies, S2b; pas-
sencers-hrst class, $40; third class, 50;
natives. $3.50 Wonder what some Of our
0nt-railway agitators will think Of these
rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The re.appcarance Of the Grip" calls
TO mind the experience Of James q.
TcTas IIe Was slcI, In bed lon ' days
with tho grip during its prevalence a
year or two ago. Later Ia the season he
had second attnck. He says; "1n the
latter case ] used Chambcrlaln's Cough
Remedy and with considerable success.
l think, only being IN bed little over
lsded would have been equally AZ had
a. the frat. bnt for the use OF this rom.
cdy" II should be borne IN mlnd that
the grip Il much the same a. very
severe cold and requires precisely tho
same treatment When yon wish 10
cure q cold quickly and effectively. give
this remedy trial . aud 30 cent hot.
ties for sale by n. H. Grammer and j
+. Nieks & Co., druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

A correspordeuf teathe London Times
re,oras a curious and altogether unex-
ne,tea result Of The tuunciing operations
4, mo ST. Gotharl Is a lawsuit, insii-
- ~ a.. Inhabitants Of the adjacent
ta iin ~ lhey ene The federal govern
Nnuss a. damages caused By the graf
meny W av1itnches which constantly
i .,1..,.is- 5awn Tie mountaia sidci pro
dn s. II i presumed ~ ne eSple.iei,s
n dynamite more than " the gn,aii'Oa "
N passing trains IN ~ ioNer .l - y, y, =.
W. ~ ia nejghbsrhooi since he early
nart u tie century viii swear 10 ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
McALrsrER GErs A DEPOT.

Special TO the Gazette.
South McAlester, l. r., Dec. Ga
Union depot was decided on today be
tween the officials OF the Missouri, Kan
sas aud Texas company and the O..
G. and railway company The growth
of the town and surrounding country de.
nanded depot at this point Of suili.
Gent capacity to accommodate the tray
cling public. A special train on the
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas this morn.
ing brought In the following officials
A. A.. Allen, general manager; NJ q.
Sweeny, superintendent Of transporta-
tion. Il, w. WEIGH, division auperintcnd.
epi. and d. Sullivan. traiumasier.
After conference with the officials
Of The ChOctnw Coal and Railway com
many they left on their way sonthbouud.
assuring the people that the depot would
he built as soon as plans and specihca.
lions could be agreed upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
SEVERAL ZONE luNGso
Captured In an Opium Joint at "
observation-disclosures.


Special 10 the Gazette. =
III raso. Tex. Dec 8.-Deputf
Marshal Scarboro and sheriff Jones to
night captured nine Chinese that had jus,
rsached thc country. They wers In AZ
opium joint, and are the toughest lcob
lug outfit ever seen IA town.
Acwellyn Davis today returned from
Prospecting tour In the new district
the Black mountains, sixty miles north
west Of this town He Is enthusiastic
although one Of the most experienced pro-
pcctors In the West, lilo declares II
will ontshine Cripple Greek. and claims
tlat Il will soon be Invaluable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

Special to the Gazette.
Meridian, Tex. Dee. G-Mr, Charlet
Gibson of Corsicaua. a grand lecturer fol
l, o. o. H., nctured to a select audience
at the Presbyterian church Of Meridiat
last night upon the subject Of Odd Eel
l0wship, utter which u sumptuous supper
was SPREAD at the Odd Fellows hall and
lastly came the most interesting part Of
the ccrcmony instruction IN the secree
work MIR Gihson'a irreslstablo logic
aud ploslng manncr are the theinc OF thu
brethren at Meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
TRorriNG pEcIsloNs.

~ 'f7'T777NTWTVW T W.
Chieagp, Dec. g. Tho board Of No,
view of the American rrot,lng association
today leciied about q score OF contested
eases, The principle one hcing Que nhase
OF me famous FREE forall at Wnshlnetnn
park last Sepicmbcc. Il was decided
that the protest OF Il. Nj. nickcy.
ownrr OF Lord Clinton, against tho award
ihNlcy was mot well taksn, pickey
claimed that nohle's original entry was
Holvn A., and piNlcy was not snbsli.
tutod within the time required by the
rules, The evidence showed plxiey wns
substituted IN ample tune and thr own
or 81 Lord Clinton had to content himself
WIN fourth money. The third having
been won by Aamllu's nightingale,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
IN THE CITY.


Jack Cunningham Of Gainesville, who
has been spending several days In Fort
Worth. went 10 Waco yesterday.
Yesterday morning Assistant Chief Of
he was uncle. n girl having been Torn 10
Mrs. j. ii. laglnnd, nee Maxim, his sis
ter
w. r. Jones Of Decatur Ala, ~ in the
dty prospecting, with u view ia locating
~ the state He says he Is very much
pleased with what he has seen Of the
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The Ahavath Sholem gave their second
annual masquerade ball at their hall ON
Fourteenth and Houston streets last
night, The attendance was not M large
Ms tho managers eXpectcd,owing 20 the
attraction at the opera house. but the six.
~ couples that were present said they
never spent a more ENJOYABLE evening
The variety Of costumes was the largest
ever seen on that iln0r.no two being nike
Tie affair was managed by Julius Col
ton, ESD, who is veritnhle king among
dance leaders. Professor Connora orches
ira furnished the music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
WHAT pBFrEn SAYS.

..s.alneion, Dec. G.-Pefter stated to-
nay bis subcommittee which had
Il'eslignting the depression in the
feidaclng industries had completed
X Discussing the report 10 be
ne sad Speculation and our finan-
shlauon We're tile general causes
s'esslqn. Mr.. PETER says the com
~ wv make recommendations as
1' r. Tor the existing evils, but he
prepared to say what these rec
isla1nons win be until reports are
W. TO the fun committee which
AZ. ppne soon after the Christmas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The following statistics relative TO the
average weight Of baled cotton 80 far
marketed are given 10 the Ghzeiie by the
j. Cal Morgan Brokerage cpmpnuy, Fort
Worth representatives, Of Atwood. Violet
a Go. The STATISTICS, which were com
piled by Secretary Hester " ne New Or
leans cotton exchange, On eminent nu-
tlurity. show that lhe bales ~ far mar
keied average nearly three pounds less 10
weight Than they ia for tie same period
last year.
The table follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

The Gazette received the following
statement last night:
Mrs. g. Chamblis would Ike to cali
the attention Of Mrs. Moore who has pc.
titioned the gentlemen Of our city council
20 the fact that she Il under bond Of
500 to furnish the city prisoners three
her and which does not expire until away
next summer. aud that at that time she
would have no objection 10 competing
with that lady for the next contract TO
be- Let"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
nAn.noAn noNYFNrIoN.

BY A7l01lnTHl Tff7s
Topeka, Kan, Dec. 0.-About twenty
delegates were present AZ this morning's
session OF the railroad convention. A.
Teras was without Representation cifi.
IN Of Topeka. namsl Kempiou, form
crly Of Fort Worth. vas sworn b. The
report Of iie resolutions committee, made
lasi night. was adopted hy The provisional
board Directors were appointed and
the conveuti1n adj0urnei 81 rr-Asaemlle
Ia Topeka, January 4, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
STATE.


Total average three months thle year.
-' Teia average three months last year
800 .55.
From this II will be noticed that prnc.
tinaliy. Texas ~ alone 10 the decreased
weight Of lis bales. Gcoryia' North Caro-
lima and Virginia are tte other states
whose bales afe short, bui the decrease h
slight. being in the former ease only
lG-1O0ihs " a pound. and ~ me lhter
4a.tOofha al "a Mound Several states, no
fsbiy Louisiana and North Carolina, slow
m increased weight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
LOOK OUT cow
Prisoners In Colorado Pcnitcntlary
to Kidnap Gov. Waite.


liy Associated Press.
Denver, Col, Dec, 0.-Beforc starting
yesterday for Sallda 10 attend The min.
era convention. Governor Waite received
letter warning hin that the employees
of the pcnitenllary and other ioadtsits
Of Cangi city wern plotting TO kldnap
him, Tho feeling against the governors
In ihnt section Ia very bitter, on account
Of his Attempting to remove Warden Mo-
Lister
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

1t is said that Chief Arthur has thrcat-
cned all engineers who join the American
Railway union with Immediate expulsion
from the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
sineers. II becomes interesting 10 know
what Will be the fate Of the local union
at 81 louis, which ID made up exclusive
" OF Motherhood OF Locomotive Epgi.
neers 10 the number OF IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
SUPPOSED MUEpERBRs CAUGHT
BY Associated Press

penycg Col, dec. o. Deputy shcrlna
returned this morning from Ainpalos
county with three mon charged with ha
murder of Postmaster Amos =. Beam Of
are chnrlrs, Tom and FrGemil1 Chnss,
The murinr was committed for Tho pur-
poho OF Mulberry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07

FocaIel IItS''
|spd. Ore, Dec. G.-The United
grind jury today returned indict-
l. AGAINST tNYenty-seven persons four
vbte and thirteen Chinese. for con-
X 10 smuegle Chinese laborers into
|'nltel States from British Columbia.
+ addicted are well known, and most
lem were participants in the recent
Ii frauds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
HoRRmY BURNED ms WIFE.
w Aasaalatal prasa

f.oa Angeles, Cnl, Dec. Done Ariinr.
rnhn wlpsc wife rccrntiy secured a ID.
yurce on tho grounds Of cruelty, committed
diabOkgl eflmn herr this afternoon.
WIS Staying carrying rinft bottle niiod
Ydlh kerosene, After applying y match 10
thn eonienia. he eeik,sl ana poured the burn.
ing liquid upon hr W0fnan'H heal, down ths,
neck 81 her dress nnd over hof elOihinx,
The hend then escaped Mrs, AgllaI 4
fatally burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-07
FRHRrSm UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

|i.ilusion De. q. Mr.. NIT Of Illinois.
ilraAp % the foreign affairs commit
ndiy Introduced Two resolutions bear
n iha Hawaiian policy of the govern
| Tbs drsf calling for papers IN the case
tie second declaring Il the sense NJ
ols' ihll the Intervention by the Uni
Fans In the affairs Of n friendly recog-
pvdnment, TO disturb or overthrow 1t
substitute monarchy therefor, Is con-
70 the policy and traditions Of the re-
and the spirit OF the constitution.