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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08
The Electric Light Contract.
ELKToS, April 7th, 1898.

ELkTOS, April 18th, 1893.
| MIR EDITOR:
l have seen numerous articles in the sew
eral newspapers of Elkton, concerning the
approaching town election.
Much is well said in favor of economy in
town expenditures, and the people are
urgently called upon to prevent bank
ruptcy. That there is urgent necessity for
change of pcllcy is apparent to the least
observing. While the writer is in favor of
electric lights and water works, he is con
WINGED that too oh is hong paid for these
luxuries. 1t IS now an open secret that the
electric light could have been secured for
$500 less per year than is now being paid
We are informed that those interested in
the Electric Light Company are actively
participating in the canvass for commits
'ause they wish to prevent reduction in
tie amount of the contract?
Certain local politicians seem to bs
vastly interested in continuing their con-
troll in town affairs.
We have been warned of all these things,
and quite NUN Der know the remedy, but
not all.
The gentlemen who have been discussing
these questions in the papers have for some
reason failed to give point to their cause by
suggesting the remedy. Most people know
it, but for the benefit of those who do not,
take the liberty of saying that by general
consent the election of Manly Drennen and
William j. Smith would accomplish tho
desired results, and divorce the town affairs
from partisan politics, all of which is
greatly to be desired. TAX PAYER.
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Uied,

J, wife of William Haines,
died at her home in Charlestown, Md, on
Friday, March oath, 1898 in her 54th year.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is sCilIed,
A place vacant is in the home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given,
And though he r body slumbers here,
The soul is safe in heaven. NJ R.
HITCHENS-Annie, infant daughter of Morris
and Maggie Kitchens on Friday morning.
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Marr1ed.

CLAYTON-AlKEN.-In Camden, N. J., on
January 18th, 1898, by Rev, W. H. Burrell,
l.. Aiken. of Cecil county, Md.
CONGO-MORGAN.-On Tuesday evening"
March 2sth, at Cherry Hill NJ. E. Parsonage by
Rev. I. b. Hunter, Noah Congo and Martha
Morgan, both of Cecil county, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

With expenses paid will come handy to
anyone who is now out of employment,
especially where no previous experience is
required to get the position, 1t you want
a position, see advertisement ON page
headed, "A Chance to Make Money" 1Sm4
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Town Election,

In accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 623, of the Acts of the General
Assembly of the State of Maryland, OF
the year 1890, notice is hereby given
that an Election will be held by the
persons qualified to vote at the Town
Election of the Town of Elkton, Cecil
County, Maryland, on Monday, April
10, 1898 at Council Hall, in said town,
from the hours of 2 o'clock p. m, until
o'clock p. N to elect two commits.
sicners for said town to serve for two
years from the date OF their election,
@, until their successors are elected and
q lalified.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
President
john E. ALEXANDER,
A. NJ. STRICKLAND,
VIM. r. WITwoRTH,
FRANK p. PRICE,
Az Commissioners
RICE, Secretary.
critical Feed Sewing Machine
and off List Price.
r MARSHBASK 81 Son,
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The confidence that people have in Ayers
Sarsaparilla as a blood medicine is the
legitimate and natural growth of many
years 1t has been handed down from
parent to child, and is the favorite family
medicine in thousands of households,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

s'Six days shalt thou labor" says the
great lawgiver. To do good work, man
must be at his best. This condition is
attained by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t overcomes that tired feeling quickens
the appetite, improves digestion and makes
the weak strong.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

A Fifth district man in passing Sloan's
marble yard on High street the other day,
noticed the monuments and tomb stones
exhibited there, and enqIred what GENE
terry it was. This is fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

How many people are aware of the fact
that "crinoline," the bulky and much
talked of crinoline, has actually been
adopted i'll Elkton, but fortunately in
moderate and modest quantities. The
historian in the case claims that it has
been in vogue here for the past three " eek s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

lie had hanged himself, and the jury OF
inquisition viewed the remains returning a
verdict to the effect that the deceased came
to his death by his own free will and
u-cOrd
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dollars yearly extracted from the limited
treasury of Elkton taxpayers the people
when they come to vote for trustees to
administer their trust may more safely be
parsimonious than liberal. Certainly
they may safely consider whether he or
they who ask them to become axe grinders
have any axes of their own to grind.
Electric light is good. Watsr supply is
good. 50 was tbs whistle good that the
boy tabled in story had to pay too dsar for.
Yours, Ben FRANKLIN.
EI EJp\ A priI e 1909
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Buckingham Dye for the Whiskers is
popular preparation in one bottle and
colors evenly a brown Or black. Amy psr-
son can easily apply it at home.
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PASTURAGE FOR STOCK.

l offer One Hundred and Fifty Acres Of rich
Meadow Land. well watered by the North East
Creek about one mile from the town, and we'll
set in grass sod, pasturage for Horses and
Cattle at monthly rate per head. Apply to
JAMES MALLEN,
al,2m Mccullough Iron Co., North East, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-08

critical Feed Sewing Machine
and . off List Price.
r MARSHBASK s. Son,
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of notes with the hope of finding the ticket.
His actions were W atched by the two men
in the seat behind, and when he alightsd
| from the train in the city they followed
him into saloon, where he declares he was
| beaten and robbed of $500. The men were
arrested and $3.50 of the money found in
their possession. They are in Jail at New
| Castle charged with the robbery.
The following is the list of candidates
for prominent federal positions in Mary
| land as alreldy avowei OF prominently
spoken Of For Collector of tho Port
John B. Brown, Queen Anne: Col Edward
| Lloyd, Talbot; ex Governor James Il.
Groome, Cecil; Murray Vaudiver Hartford.
Collector c internal Revenue Philip d.
Laird Montgomery; DIR. George w. Wells,
| AEne Arundel; f. NJ. Cox, Charles. Thorn
as II. Hunt Howard; j. Marshall Dent, ST
Marys; w. b. Clagett, Pinkney n. Scaggs
and Stephen GambriIl, of Prince Georges
Richard Baldwin Anne Arundel. Naval
/ Officer at Baltimore Buchanan Schley,
| Washington county; Benjamin q. Harris,
| Wv hAaigS 'opi SJiA'u
Surveyor Staulsy Toadvin of Wicom'
leo; j. Thomas Clark of Howard. Post
master at Baltimore-Captaiu j. j. Fentor
Frank A. Furst, Harry f. Turner, John
NJ. Adams. United States District AT
torney Major w. +. Stewart, Talbot
AlonZo l.. Miles, Dorchester; George ii
Upshur, Worcester; Col ID. IL. Mcintosh,
Baltimore county, H. Arthur STUMP
Thomas Il. Clendenen and Col. f. +
Stevens, Baltimore city. Positions il
Internal Revenue Service-Charlss A
Early, Prince Georges; J. Boone Dukes
Caroline; Dominic Gardiner, Thomas
Turner, Jr., E. II. Brawner, j. I. Dutton
DIR. p. w. Hawkins and Tnoinas Gougl
all of Charles; w. W. Moody, st. Marys
j. H. Wheeler, Ta.n,t; james II. Dor~!1es =
Carolins: Cnart5, G Wright, e q
Collector Of the Post at Cris -
Tyler, DR. Rufus ". DASH u
Dastiiell H S. Gibson, all of $
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
IT FlzzLlO.


by Associated prrsu.
81 Louis, Mo, Dec % with tho most
serious luicut IN the world eight men at
tempted tonight TO rob the New Orleans
express Of the Mobile and Ohio system,
which leaves this city OF 500 D. N.
Boarding he train At Piuaburg crossing
and bearing frDwning niuin aud prosum.
ably empty pookcts. with the exception
OF we'll loaded rcyolycrs, Tie eight would
BE- imliatora of jim Cummings clustered
about the express ears forward end aud
engines tender. A. the train huwlod
along they put their IlnnF on the way
Of execution by attempting 10 frightcn
MrAWngor Robertson Of tho Southern
express company into admitting them into
lils sacred precincts He I'D moi scare
worth cent, and ~ lhe train slowed
up NJ the Forest Lawn, H., stop, HE rob
bprs slid OF Into tho darkness and DIS.
appeared from view A Forest Lawn
tho train officers notified their chief and
also vet che local officers upon the trail.
hnt With descriptions entirely lacking,
pursuit was wcl niRb hopeless,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN IHEFATHERlAND,
pEnIIN FIuuEp WITH rnRoNGs
or HAPPY snorPERs.


copyrighted by Associated Press. 1898
Bcrln, Doe N The approach OF
Christmas has influenced all public HE
in Germany. Railway travel q az It's
height. The streets have tho appearance
Of forests; there IA hardly a block with
out hundreds OF Christmas trcvs for SALE
Over quarter OF milllon trccs have
arrived In this city during the month.
Tho streets are thronnd az at NO other
time of the year Nothing else Is Thought
of but Christmas iullHy.
igio underground work CONTINUES
against the Russian treaty For mo
myut the delihprtions rest, but ltuasiAh
delegates win romnin here until they
arr resumed after the now yvAr II mas
been remarked that IN hts las, mies4ago
to congress, President Cleveland, spMk
Ing of foreign relations, has Y Is claimed,
dlscrimnntpd Ia his expressions between
France and Germany. White thr fnrmrr
are announced ~ heing "eNceltent' The
latter are regarded as only satisfactory,
1'hls creates considerable surprise M DIP.
lomatic Circles rs nothing has occurred
on this side 10 mar Gle excellent ulaiiuna.
1ho emperor hns forbidden any further
performance Of Oden's play "tAthurint,
the Ginning" because the author refused
To- uNnuure phrase violating Ia tho cclu.
hptiun NJ The battle o( Sedan, which
shocked The emperor
Mii0r Nichcr Of The general stat has
been appointed commanders oi the balloon
department vi thc prna8Hu army which
indicates an cXtunslun OF The balloon
I acrylcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Thomas II. Tpttnan u this city, Tbs
deeeased's wife preceded him 10 the
land beyond several years ago,
The funeral took place this afternoon
AZ Y o'clock from the residence lob Live
OAK street, Rev, Spruegins u the FirS
Methodist Episcopal thurcl officiating
The cOrlcgc was followed to the cemc
terry by many Of the deccn-cd's trifndi
and the flower tributes wcre nrofuse
showing the hlrh esteem IN which The
deceased was held The remains laid in
state at the reaidencc this forenoon and
a continual procession Of acquaintance
Vowed for tho last time the fncs Of
loved and departed friend
j. II. rNtinlan was born N Mofgnu
county. Alabama. IA 1872. making him
over ~ years Nd at the time Of his
death lie attended tho state university
aud after leaving this De entered the
mercantile life, IN which he remalucd nm
III 1870, when he removed TO Dnlaa
with his SON. Ihomus y, rroitman. with
whom he has made he homc since lead.
lux r,lrcd HE. lie was q member ~
The Methodist church for the past sixty
years lie was also q mcniher " Tho
ROYAL Arch MNsoNs, who nucudci the
funeral IN q body
The hcu,aycd members Of the family
have Tho utmost sympatmos pt thcir
friends aud acpunintaneE, as well as that
0f the e,inmunity at large.
l'or more thnn forty yonN decreased
MAS tho leading merchant " Huntsville
Ala, and tlllcd many positions Of honor
ana trust,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
rIIr souriInRN Mills

by Associated Press.
Augusta. GA. Dice. -. Tho Chronicle
will say ciiiorlnlly tomorrow; "ln u
year Of uneaamplod depression In cotton
misunderstanding in the Eastern states the
mills OF Georia nnd South Carolnn have
beesi running on full time. With climatic
advantages, cheap water power and raw
material at first cost, MI tho large iucto-
ries have made money aud paid dyidcudt
Tho mills IN aud around Augusta make
Il splondid showing for the ycar closing
Tho Augusta factory with capital NJ
100000, paid q Icr cent diyidond, tho
Enterprise manufacturing company, cap
ithi 100000, q per cont, sud others paid
Dividends In proportion 10 thcir capital
siocea, mss showing is remarkable. con
sldering the financial strngency just
PASSED through
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
COMPLAIN or THE INSURGENTS.
by Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 23-The state de-
pnrtnent received today from Consul
General Towns, at Rio dispatch stat
ing that though the American shin mas
tiers have permits for contiguous docks
with protection from the shore Gre prom
ised, nevertheless the insurgents make
the lines of fire any where TO suit their
purpose. thereby blocking commerce with.
ont notice Towns asks that Pickering
be instructed TO anchor of the docks
until the point Is settled The point
which the consul general urges
Is the same embraced IN the vessel mas
tiers petition received several days ago.
The state department transmitted the dis
patch TO the navy department. which will
await adylces on the subject from Pick
crng aud Minister Thompson However,
1t is considered doubtful II the govern
ment warranted Interference to prevent
Insurgents fixing the line of FIRE II Is
also questionable whether the rights Of
neutral commerce includes safe landing
places In the bpsicp'd city.
A dispatch from Minister Young states
that the llonlurian rey0luii0uists are adj
vancing from Nicaragua. The IIoudu-
rlnian army is ON the march 10 meet
them. The probability Of war is grow
Ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
DALLAS PEOPLE HOT
AT a REPORT MADE by THE
GRAND JURY.
1t is Called Interference with City
Affairs what the Report
Has to Say.


Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. 23.-The grand jury
adjourned this evening and many citizens
Of Dallas are denouncng that body to-
night for what they are pleased to call
the mwarrantel Interference of the
,yaud jury with the institutions of the
O.. The grand jury was made up
~ Of strait-lNced church members
Ncs ~ tore the hide on, so to speak,
L - ~ 20 recommends the appoint
ms u pert to examine the books
of % icers and public records, aud
exc0rih die Fair association for sell
Ing giniphng privileges during the tlir,
and lays down the principle that 1t would
be better for the fair 10 prove a failure
than that Il should succeed at the cost
Of the moral and financial degradation
Of the citizens Of the country
The Jail WAS visited and found in good
sanitary condition, Prisoners were well
fed and treated.
City and county officers are urged TO
exercise more vigilance IN snppresslns
Prostitution is denounced aud a regret
expressed that the law is 50 Interpreted
that convictions are not possible ON gen
eral reputation, but must be based on
stronger proof,
Open saloons after midnight are de
nonncod as rendezvous for crime Inc
grand jury recommended that they bc
kept closed from midnight to H. M
The city fathers are called upon TO SUP
press the opening Of saloons between =
O'clock Saturday night and ! or . O'Clock
Monday morning,
Prize fighting is denounced rs de
moraizing aud corrupting, and a nope
EXPRESSED that the next legislature Will
stamp out the evil.
Wholesale cattle thefts are charged as
being committed by organized bands 81
thieves. who find ready market in Dal-
las. and the legislature urged TO re-ennct
the law requiring butchers 10 register
marks and brands of cattle slaughtered
by them.
Reference is made to the fact that the
same sureties are found on numerous
lihuor bonds. and that hreweries furnish
bonds for men, however irresponsible,
who will engage in such business under
their auspices. 4 more rigid law IS
An Industrial school for youthful crimi-
mails IS recommended MS prime neces-
sity.
mentioned as O constant source oil com
plaint, and the country Is asked TO esl9o-
iish ibc office OF public wogher ana IN
snpctor of weights and measures q! pro
tect consumers from dishonest weighs.
The public road question Is treated AT
some length as a subject OF greater 10
cal interest than any thNt Is pplhI hs-
itated. The grand jurors say the tag
would be lragnl aud would soon be repaid
by enhanced value of farm products ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
ToMAcHIEs WHIP.


BY Associated Press
El Paso. Tex, Dec. %. A special TO
Tho Times from Deming y. NJ, says in
n bHttle fought in Sierra Madres, in
Cbihuabua on the sth, between the To
,nachies aud Federals, d Mexican oihccr
was captured and hanged 10 a lref And
sevenfy-iiye Of his soldiers deserted 20
~ rsbeis The rebels are nov Oh their
~, towanlg the town Of Geurreo fur
,hcr sonth. and further engagements win
Ham viii fake place DO the interior Of
~ ante where they hive fiends and
,siatiyes who will give them the neces'
sary supplies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
GALYnsroN oFFcIAI.s.

Special 10 the Gazette
Galveston. Tex, Dec. 23.--1lie Asso-
ciated Pros announcement that tle Atcli-
son, Topeka aud Santa Fe system has
passed into the hands Of receivers viii
occasion no surprise here among fliose
who have kept abreast with she financial
difficulties which have boset tile railwaye
and the Efforts the AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa lfe system have made 10 breast
,l,e current thnt has steadily vet IA
against II since these difficulties began.
The main question with The people
mere Z how win this reeeiYership Affect
the Calf. Colorado and santa re, when
h q mart n fhe Afchisou. Typeka and
santa Re system. Thnse who are inii-
nstely connected with the CUT Colorado
aud Santa Fee wheu seen tonight, could
not. or aonid not. throw any Light On The
question and preferred 10 wait for further
developments with regard 10 The receiver
chip before yenturing m opinion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
HOMESTEAD ACCIDENT.

by Associated Press.
Homestead, Pa. Dec, 23.-Au accident
occurred, cayein at the Carnegie steel
c0mpany's phInt, at l o'clock this morn
ing, by which one man was killed and
three others seriously injured All were
hunsarians. Superintendent NIalmhoy
says the nit would have been completed
IN few hours If the accident had not
occurred. The mon were trimming the
corners so that the bricldaycrs conld CON.
mence work by daylight. Fourteen men
were at work, and when the earth cayed
"a the report quickly spread that all
had been killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

and ]. w. Shelton sent thcm to the
county furm. One Of the men iant q let
Ter to Governor James $. Husg, Stating
that they wem unfortunate men. out of
employment and NOT Migrants. The gov-
ernor sent O letter to Comfy Judge
Thomas 7; Nash. instructing hun to make
a thorough Investigation aud write him
tie facts, as he was determined that no
honest man should be made TO suffer
on account OF his poverty. Judge Nash
investigated the case TODAY. and from
what lie said to the Gazette correspond
ent tonight, his report will sustain the OH.
GERS. II is understood that q rigid inves-
urail0n will be made hy parties Nl.o have
taken an interest in the case. and II these
men are honest and industrious an effort
viii be made 10 secure their release.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

BE- Associated Press
beaver. Col. Dee. %. The Associated
press and Denver newsDapers haze not
..,.,,..5.,I up 10 $50 tonight 81 obtain
Nv, 4 confirmation 0f the special DE-
~ 10 fha News lat night from Ger
piics station that 4 light occnrred IN
isnealn conntY in which I'VE Amercans
~ ,,,e.iea1 Neaicans were h|ilei, Tho
~ ist.l pnsss correspondent A. Santa
q. teierrarhs n r. bflieye1 fherr that
-. ,an6rt n false aud sent out for the
'',,-s,l. 81 providing dn afrriueIi for
AZ. uup5sed 10 the adnlisylgn Ut New
Aietieo to statehood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
rAnLE oF coMpAIusoNs.

BY A@sOcIITFI TT's7i
Washington, Dec. 23.-The table Of
comparisons by the houst committee on
WAYS and means. showing the importu-
tons of the fiscal year 1872, and The es-
timated duties under the Wilson bill
has been printed and distributed TO the
members Of the committee The reca-
uifulation shows the total yalne Of impO-
tations for the year 1872 AK S355.ft9,-
IOf, and the duties received as Sl73,-
OgS.47I The estimated revenues under
the Wilson bill are Sl0T ,090.50f, showing
am estimated decrease Of duty Of 500,
AOT, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Special to the Gazette.
Pottsboro. Tex. Dec. 23.-Tast We'd
nesday morning Mr. SAM Loughmillcr
and Miss Ella Lindsey went To sherman
TO have the matrimonial knot tied. ac-
companicd by Mr.. sam Walden and Miss
Mary Burgess, WIN, on nearing sherman,
concluded to get married also The
licenses were procured aud all parties
rode to the residence Of Rev ]. y.
Asiburn where the ceremony was per
E..It...l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

liy Associated Press.
London, Dee ~. The PAN Mall ca.
zcttc says increased rates betwccn Man
chester canal Nharvcs and consuming
ccnten will shortly be- levied hy rail.
roads, who will act together Va tito mat-
ter with the object Of mi.iug She cost
of transportation from Manchester and
thus bring traffic back TO Liverpool Tho
PAL Mall Gazette adds that q ia prnh.
able thc ritc from Liverpool would be
reduced, and consequently the now ca
nal would have double difficulty 10
face, and that Il Is donhtul II tho spec
uladon would pay. Continuing, the same
paper remarks HAT two days Ia the limo
ON which steamers traverse tho canal,
and that the chargos are about elk shill-
hugs q ton more tian az Liverpool Late.
~ fhcre has been q great uish 10 secure
tho cotton cargors from lle steamers
from Galveston and New Orleans though
many are only making experimental
trips
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

Queenstown, Dee 23-The British war
ship Resolution, a twin sccw battle ship
Of the first class accompanied by the
twin screw torpedo catcher Cleaner. OF
two guns, encountered a hurricane In the
bay Of Biscay Tuesday, during which the
Cleaner was lost sightof. The Rrsolu.
lion has returned, much damageliand one
man missing. Grave fears nrr ontcf-
tanned for The safety of The Cleaner Tho
Resolution had q terrible experience. and
was almost submerged for several hours.
She shipped tons Of water below. Sev.
eal Of the crew We're injured sud much
damage was done the war ships deck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

BY Associated Press.
Washington Dec. 23.-The state and
navy department are both very positive
today in expressing their discrelit Of The
report that Mello has captured Rio. Word
Is believed 10 have been received since
yesterday in one department or other
coniradlcung yesterdays rumors. Moth
ing cynlicit as 10 this can be secured. IL
4 he very general impression. however,
that II the report Of the downfall Of Pc
ixoio is premature, Il will prove correct In
time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

columbus Ga. Dee. 23-fhis afternoon moon
.,--id. .rniusl0u was occisinriI " avlhe
6ne throwing s,n9 iefp ,.,l u'l isn wais-
lApt1t s.i ftfs-l Nellie AlUrtiu were o. tue
s.s,i md thsy and two uitle W., ~ ,- ~.
sni Josinnie CHRISTIAN, were hs9ll., ii ~
jufed. Their fgess Nsfs ss1 ana. ana
.earcel5 a parilele " the skln Wa ieit.