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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
Whaler Nayarch Overdue.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov 27-The
nou-arr ,l q. tlc New Bedford steam
whal y .v.,rch al San Fran, isco from lie
A cite oc,al Is causing a great deal OF
anxiety m is city. Th- Navarch hal
taken II vhaie-, and should have arrived
"A month MO
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
Fractured His SkIlj.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 27-Frark Mersick,
aged II yer mt with peculiar accident
las evening. The by was running at a
rapid gait AID Was caught under the chin
by clo,he line and thrown heavily back
ward Hi sui WIS fr cturei and con-
cussion of e.. b it, resulted. Ii Is not be-
leyed he can recover
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
Card OF Thanks.

The Sisters OF Mercy of st. Aloysius
Orphan Asylum, Prarie avenue, Provi-
dence, beg TO return their most grateful
thanks to Messrs. Lyno & Murphy, Broad
street, for their very kind ana generous
donation OF caps for the little boys under
their care,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
TempeTance Workers.

A committee on union rally has been
appointed by the Sacred Heart Temper.
ance Society ss follows: President Nc
Csffrey, Jos ph Fiynn and Charles 1. Nc.
Alice. The socieiy's festival begins this
evening.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
CAPT. RICE SCOUTING.

Capt. Rice was out In his shirtsleeves
Yesterday and frightened several liquor
dealers. He went into several places but
no arrests were made.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
wh.r. Is9and pigh stp.,tp

On T. go k,unt- 80 Musi StO. e, right
fpIUai sn,Iu lhe elcUtri' car -tgTt- foI
t.livD' II ~ 1 e. De-t pace 10 the ciy IT,
me T. t.1.,- ihiueu, ~ to buy Pictures,
IIaBut ttsnns ui anything ia the IIne of
lnuriC aH0 art
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
leru 4oea 5tnre.
For Tomorrow, Tuesday, Novem.
Der %, 1898.

Floor
Ready
Tomorrow.
Again we have beaten our
selves over any previous sea-
son.
1t took nerve to lay in this
numerous assortment.
We know you will want to
make the children happy and
on this account our Doll and
Toy line comprises everything
shown in the market.
Dolls,
Games,
Toys.
Woolen Slippers, machine
knit, in different colers, at
75c a pair.
OUTSIDE GARMENTS.
The fashionable sorts are
here. A big stock and our
prices are invariably the low
est, quality of cloth and make
up of the garments considered.
Women's close fitting, full
skirted coats, handsomly
trimmed with braid and fur,
at $40, $3.50, $3.50 and
SLABS.
Headquarters for Children's
Garments.
You are able to get COM
plete lines of Underwear at
our store. Any kind you
wear you can find here.
Umbrella specials.
A small lot of Mohair Um-
brellas, with natural wood
sticks and the sticks are
trimmed with white metal.
26.inch at 89c; 28-inch at 81.
The second lot of Umbrel-
las, with paragon frames, gilt
or natural wood handles, at
CSC each.
Silke,,ine Tides, with hand
painted bolton cloth, l9c each.
Silk Tides, with hand
painted bolton cloth, 29c each.
These come in light blue,
pink, lemon, cardinal, Nil.
green, etc.
Cotton waddiug hand paint
ed Tides, 35c each.
A great special in Liner
Towels.
90 dozen very fine and
heavy Huck Towels, hemmed
and fine striped borders, at
1Oc each. At 2Oc they didn't
sell quick; at lOc they are the
greatest value ever offered and
ought to sell in day.
Hoods, Bonnets, Dresses,
Cloaks and all kinds Of knit
worsted things for infants and
children. Variety far ahead
of your expectation. Special
Little hand knit Socks at Csc.
Cream Surah silk lined Bon
nets at Soc. White Cambria
Dresses at 25c, 3ec up to $6
We make a speciality of
hand embroidered Infants
Dresses.
Long Cloaks for infants,
richly embroidered, great
choice at less than usual
prices on account Of closing
out a lot from a manufacturer
cheap.
Colored Knitted Under
skirts for women at 39c, SOC,
75c, 81 and $l.25.
BLANKETS.
~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
WtggIp- Brothers.
OI' Pepper VIII skies.

Don't forget n oi'ei Taylor
it ne 81 .DkwIck. ha,t hyerur mo-t pop
tsr plEfs. ln t'" CIV
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
0rientalR
CARPETS,
Enbroideries, &c
A Large Firm Making Providence
Their Headquarters.
BEST GOODS at LOWEST PRICES.

Nah gtan Bros 4 the famous merchants In
all the princiOal cities In Turs ev ana Persia,
nave Opened "A store 1t asa We tminsier
street. Prov lhencc. with n compete aud ele
CANT line OF Turkish AID Persian Rugs, Car
pets Embru iderie-, Portieres,e'c and destre
To call the attention OF ali the lovers ~ ORR
entai Arts To this beautiful Oriental Art
Bazaar. Th. special effort ot this house has
been and viii be To import the best goods
only aud dIsUus of th.m at sut h low prices
as never nave been asked I z similBr goods
am ~heie la the Z. ). A. and a. any kind OF
sales.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27

Photographic suppli.s "a specially st Ne.
Cslluu's, IS Central street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27

Higgins brothers.
Old Outer whiskies.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27

smore psrKer mouse Bouquet
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27

NOR sALE-One good house LOT. front
u ing 10 feet ON Garden street between
X lpdall ST. ri AMI J. urrs IN avenue. Must
b. sold At oIee. Apply to NJ. hOf CO.,
s0l Main street, Pawtncket, r..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
TREASURY CONDITION.

Washington. jan. Chairman
Springer of the ways and means COM
mittee today received from Secretary Of
the Treasury Foster n statement showing
the condition Of the treasury, aud rs fs-
timated condition nt the end Of the pres
emf and the end Of the next fiscal year
During the first six months Of the pres
cnt fiscal yeAr receipts from all sources
were S234, 4i0,2l5, end the expenditures
$40. so COG
Cash in the treasury including gold re-
serve. July 1, ! 49, was Sl32, i43. 90
aud Dec 81, 1892. si20O09,5SS
Total estimated revenue for the fiscal
SSS55', 'uu'"S 'u'' - '''' ''' '''''o' =
Estimated expenditures, SiGfS71 800.
The secretary estimates the cash ball
ance available june 30 1893. az 500
OO2.377 above the SlOO,OOO,0OO gold re-
serve fund
For the fiscal year ending June 30.
1904. the secretary estimates revenues
from all sources at 500 l2l ,30j, and OK
penditures at S457 26l 1856
The secretary then estimates an avail
able balance on June 30, 1894 Of 500
S52. AO7. which Includes, Of course. ne
balance of the preceding year. From
this total must be deducted 50. 900 900
Tor redemption of past due bonds. frne-
tlonnl currency and national bank notes.
and g17OOO.OOO for probable payments
on mail subsidy contracts. leaving bal.
ance Of S4T,S52,4O7.
There are contract liabilities OF about
the amount Of this balance. aud Il Is esti-
mated $40 100000 ~ contracts viii be
payable in 1874, which would bring the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

total working balance down To- 1892
4OT
Tie expenditures on account OF pen
siOus are estimated in thesc statements
for the next fiscal year ut SldO,SSl 300,
or an Increase over the amount csiimat'
ed for this fiscal year of only SD.lBN,5Jo.
Contract liabilities of Dec 70, lSl2, on
existing appropriations, SO5.4fSNih of
which il IS expected that So, 2oN,3OS
Will lc expended In the fiscal year lS9l,
aud $iO,2ia,0H iu the fiscal year 1891.
The sevrctary's statement for 1871
shows that che Sl02TN,kiS contract lin-
hlitics ere 20 Ice deducted from the $50
S32,3Oi of the balance above the gold
resurve estimated as available. lie does
not show clearly whether the 0,2jp,-
3hS OFT contracts TO- bc poid ma lSV3 hive
or have NOT been deducted In the este
unite taboYe gold reserve fund.- of So
W2.dII as estimated cash balance June
DO 1893 though it ls presumed IL was
deducted in hguting the balances.
Very little Is allowed to the sinking
fund iu these estimates. and a supple.
mental statement places the estimated
balance due 10 the fund Jan. 30, 1894
as $4,000 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Negro Cuts a WomaHs Throat, Then
Kills Sailor and Is Finally
Lynched.

New Orleans, La, Jan pa most
horrible crime was committed here this
evening. II resulted in woman's thront
being cut from ear TO car q man being
murdered and the murderer being
lynchcd.
Mrs. Martin McMahon some time ago
hired negro cX-conHc named Fisher.
This evening Mrs McMahon Gent the
negro on am prTaud She expressed dis.
pleasure az trifiing purchase he made
for her when the negro reached over to
where a large meat knife WIS and TAX
ing ID up caught her by the hair aud cut
her thrOat The woman screnms al.
twcted attention and the negro Eel
John Burnett caught the negro around
the body, but like a flash he stabbed me
sailor three times, killing him instantly.
By this time the entire neighbOrhood.
armed with every kind of weapon came
upon the scene, and after several shots
had bceu fired az the negro. the crowd
g0t rope dragged him into n yard ana
strung him up on the nearest tres Mrs.
McNlnhon Is seriously wounded, but may
recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
NllrEs

Ex-senator Harrison il here nj the
mead OF large and distinguished WAGE
urleBHuoI 70 secure u new judicial dis
ul,t hl McLcnnun county.
%, Mr. Rebel Robertson and fumiy Of
lFler arrived today. accompanying and
preceding a representation from that fu-
nous city to secure the location there of
q new court of civil appeals.
Hon. u. NJ. Baker OF the Panhandle.
formerly superintendent of public i'm
stluclion Is here on personal business
Sergcupt-at-Arms Sergeant of the
house left tonight FOR Raiucs county to
hrlng from there four election boxes md
two Witnesses Lamb and Tcaguc and
also four election boxes from Wood rouu-
~, ull of which VIII be- used I'm the CON
test of Cain VS.. Cain.
N ~ WthOrlativrly stated that Repre-
sentative l. ID. Rowcil of Marion will hp
married at Jefferson Tex. ON Feb s to
Miss Fnunic Brool,s
The Joint committee on the msnpcfou
of ponltrntinrips will leave hero sunday
night ANA VIII proceed first Ia Rusll.
thence 90 Huntsville thence 10 the
Brnzos plantation ana finally to the Rob
IrlSon county convict farm. expecting Ia
he gone about ten days.
The joint committee to inspect tho
state educational institutions of the
state viii leave also ON Sunday night.
going first to the agricultural aud mo
chauical college. thence tp Prairie View.
normal next To- Sam Houston normal
and finally to the medical branch of the
university at Galveston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Austin, Tex, jan, -(Specinl.J THE
house met with Speaker Cochran aud a
quorum present
Prayer by the chaplain.
House bin providing for copyriehting
the laws of the state cumc up Hs the
pending business, and the bin passed
A resolution WAS adopted authorizing
the committee on privileges and elections
10 send for persons md pnpcrs.
Petitions were referred MS follows.
From citizens of Coleman county
Against creating Reagan county
From citizens OF Muri0n county
Protesting against house bill comforting
civil jurisdiction upon the county court
of Marion.
Mr. Mills presented q joint resolution
10 amend the constitution so the lOgis-
laturc may create banks for deposit.
discount and exchange, and bunks of
issue and provide for their examination
provided thar the banks of issue shpll
deposit with the state comptroller bonds
.of bar value equal 90 the amount Of their
circulation and each shareholder I'm
such corporation shall under such rogn-
lntons as may hc prescribed by law be-
liable for the debts thereof lon am amount
equal 10 the par value of the stool, owned
hv him IN addition 90 such stock The
resolution was referred,
A number Of bills were presented and
referred
By Mr.. Rogers OF McLennan--A rcso-
LUTON authorizing the secretary Of state
10 sdl the TcAls court reports at " a
copy. Referred
Sriate resolution was adopted provid-
ing that the committee 90 visit the uni
yerstv also visit the medical department
In Galveston, and That the committee 10
visit the Terrell asylum visit the Or
rhot osylum rt tursicaua
Clnirmau Bills presented report OF
the Committee on privileges and elections
recommending Tint Representative Davis
az Tails hc retniuel IN bis seat.
Nh Calhoun presented "a minority re-
nerf opposing this action The reports
bpiip rpnd. Mr. Finlay argued thlt If
mo stotqrlpnts iu the minority were
faitv presented both reports should be-
nrired and moved that tie case be liked
ar consideration next Tuosday
/ M Oils spoke in defense OF the c0m-
r,itoo from uniairness charged against
/ W@ committee Ia the minority report.
conendng that the facts had not been
nr6erlv presented and stated boy the
( atbrney for contestant, Mr. Williamson.
I neber the contestant nor conieetee was
/ refonsihle for The action of the COM
/ mpec,
IN. DasMcll agreed with Mr.. Fiulay
astO pnstp0nng
In. Calhoun said that BE- presented
tl minority report because he hgd ODE in-
tecst Of me whole staie AZ hart and not
M a partisan H. did MOI wish 10 80
Hind the plection returns ~ The sa-
GA precincts u the ballots and espe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
pROPOsED PENSION LAW

Washington. Jan - The Democratic
members of the subcommittee on apprp-
priatious today adopted amendments tO
the pension bill. so changing the pension
law that no widow shall receive "a pen-
sion under that net unless married 10
soldier prior 10 1870. That no person
shall receive pension under the act
unless disabled in the service from man
mel labor and I'm receipt Of am income Of
less than $500 yenr' and That mo- non
resident of the United States shall re-
cciye "a pension unless hr was aCtnnlly
disabled IN service. Another amendment
provides for the appointment " com
mission to consider necessary modihcn-
lions in the pension law and Ia report at
the next congrefs. The fight against the
amendments will bee carried on by tho
Republican members into the full com
mittoc ON appropriations, which has yet
10 act upon the bill n the amendments
get through committee a lively fight M
the house rs certain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
LEGISLATIVE
The Two Houses Meet in Joint
Session and Select
R0GERQ, MILLS TO THE SENATE
The Contested Election Cases Cause Warm
Debate in the House.
The Reports Finally ReoommilIod with Power
10 Send Tor Persons and PAPERS Sen.
aior Swayns's Bill Regarding Grain
Elevator Corporations.
ROGERQ, MILLS TO THE SENATE


At. w.
s.., nu.''n' eN'; Jan -9'-,sIeclal.l - ne
henotr me, 9t ~ o'clock Yesterday morn
ins Win LieutcnnntGoyeWor Crane iu
IN '"" Nltet prayer ny NhhWoh
htItfhs' ue morning eau was begun
in' sS'Iel'IN IeNl H Telegram To- Lieu
S S,.'l -','o'otnor rane from lnlteu
NVi''H senator MINIS. expressing gfauh-
'apStynI W. nus reelection
" uI'u resolutions were introduced
"9 lVu'Ns
hN senator Steel-A concurrent rrsolu.
ton authorizing the committee appointed
lo Nlslt thc university 90 also visit the
iucul'Hl college Nt Galveston ahu the
committee To visit the North Texas lun-
,u' "sN luh to also Iist we orphan os|-
nun ut 'orsicauu. Adopted
,i,'' n'.".'I i3ou-'N l"Nt t'selu
u ,f uln1huihL ihc CONSTITUTION reducing
h.,..'f,.,,' q. Apu'I' i'"'' 'i '""''u'A
W "C 'i'"'''' .,
=, i'' N'N"''. NWaAW n Hll !" rh,1u-
i,ol N"luUus Industrial nome Tor fallen
NIn'
,tE senator MCKINNEY a hlu to PRO
nrngrn5 'ng''s wi G'lt,N','o,,S uur'uI ,'.
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r',,iiI.- '' ,'lG lg",N Nv 4,
neither person demands b nuy was
ordered rugrosspd md under .uspousiop
of the rules the hin was ms.pd
Spuutc hin To- establish n honrd of par
dous in felony cases WINS nude the spo-
cin order for next Wednesday. after
morning call.
senate hill Tor relief OF j.. W. Bachelor.
h'lng q grant " private land claim. with
committee HmcnaWrnt rg.om mondmE
IuoI ana annual N|nsiou OF NlVO hc also
lNlld eild bUchol"r was ordered cn-
EIoNN'H'
Senate bill amending criminal statutes
SO th1t iuiurr of clerk to enter upou
the records the plea of guilty or mot
guilty, shall not operate as % cause for
reversal m amy case.
Judiciary committee No. . reported h
NnlUNoruWN ana minority report was
also suhmlticd
Senators Smith, Eearby. McCOmh and
others advocated the adoption of the mn.
jorlty report, and Senator Noakum the
minority report.
The house committee. composed of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
nI.MnrnATIr nANnIII.r

Richmond. Va, Jan 20. The much-
tnlkvd-ut Democratic banquet took place
tonight at Masonic temple Tine attend
uucc. however, WIS not what the proicc.
tors had anticipated. Few prominent
politicians outside ol Virginia were prre-
emit luasts were. responded TO us fol.
lows. "Ihr prcsidcnt.rlect aud thc Dem.
uuruuc party" W. a.. H. breckenridge.
Kentucky; "rarn reform" " H. WI
son, West Virginia. blossoms OF the
Election Chus. s. l'nirchld of New
York. Commercial l'Wlt ul Ao Demo
cratic Triumph, john NJ. Alien uf Mis-
sissippi, Virginia General hAhugh
los.
Among the distinguished Democrats
who sent lcttcr, oi regret were. A. r.
Gormuu. n ~ layUrd W. c. Whitney,
Daniel Lamont g. S. Brio', g. q Vest
eN-Guveuur Campbell chief Justice
Fuller, Justice Fi1d. u B hin. H. b.
Vance T. a. Carlisle. VIM r. llnTty.
Governors r. H. Patterson aud W. r.
Russell, Eugouc' Kelly ana speaker
Crisp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
INTO HIS BRAIN
Sank a sorapsr, and O'ConnOf is Dead Man
by This Time.

Austin. Tex. Jan 25-(Special)-
Tonight about o'clock Jim o'Conuor,
buggy washer and Matt Ford night
wntchmau nj Monroe Millor's stables Dee
came involved 10 fist tight, Both men
were under the Influence OF liquor nud
What was the cause of the difficulty no
one could learn. Friends separated rhcm
but soon after O'Conuor went TO the rear
OF the stables In search of ring ne
lost In the fight While STOPPING oyer
looking for the ring Ford slipped up be-
side ana sank the teeth ~ floor scraper
In his hrnins O'COunors brains oozed
ont through the friehtfu wound inflicted
MA nj midnirht ne Is IN "a dying condi-
ton. With little hopes Of lasting through
the nfChf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
INNONT SUCCTSsTIII.

Lakewood, y. H.. Ian. 20 The most
prominent arrival ut ClWpluud's cottugo
today was Colonel Dnuicl Lamont The
prcsldcnt-plvpt took Lamont directly Co.
pN. Secretary Buyurd. who b. is Mill hpyr.
4 long conference followed iu Clrvc-
lands private study, aud 40 I o'clock Mn
Cleveland conducted his py-sccrviury to
the station, whore hr boarded the train
for ihc city From whit m known it o.
learned thHt lumuuts Journey here was
to u-v his influence Goo prrsuudng Bay
ara tO Jcropt the portfolio offered him
hy Mr. Cleveland II is aOid Lamont n
visit was successful
Among other callers were William NJ.
Griffin aud John NJ Taylor part ot thc
electoral committee FROM Tennessee O.
is certain nothing further has horu t0uu
iu regard tu iilliuE the vuuuoiD, Zoo the
cabinet This will ho Left until Whit.
nVy aud Carlisle eau bee consulted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
SPORTING.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, Jan. - First race
Five aud half luruug- Attlc-s won,
Captain Penny weight second, FOXhull
third. Time lUN 81
Srcond rurc- Five aud half furlong-.
liighwuymun won, Big John second, I'D
jackson third Time l.iu.
Third race Five lurlougs Ellie won,
Jim Reed second, Ercmus ihIrd. Time,
ud IL
Fburth rncc Six furlongs Long
brock won, John j ] second, Galpn
Brown third. Time, l.lO
Fifth rncc Six aud hnll furlonga.
Rnrkn won. Lombard Second, BorealiJ
third. Time. l2i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
NEW OWLEANs RAOES.

Now Orleans. La, Jan. - First race
live furlongs Bobby Beach won. Re,
mus second Progression third Tune,
Ut.
Second race-Fye and one half fur.
longs MOdjeskn won. John j T. second,
Hoodoo third. Time, 40 ~
Third race SiX iurl0ngs Forest King
won. Carrie PpnirOll second, Pigeon
third. Time. 1913 IL
Fourth race Six furlongs I.cgrnnde
won. Anecrc second. The Judge third.
Time. 117 ~
Fifth racc Seven furlougs Wnrplot
won. Wautnuga second EKceliur third
Tine, 1,3i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Wpnthwlord. Tex, Jan. 30 Especially
Tie drcd of trust flied This evening by
j. IT, STONE. WWcvr numrd
", II Eddlcmuu, president ul the Mrr.
chants and Farmers National bank as
trustee The preferred creditor, arc ull
residents of thl. oily,
frst Merchants aud Farmers nn.
tinuul huuh SiiuJ2l
SECOND. j vs.. Culwdl, 5000
Third. e. ID. Harmott $500
Assets and liabilities NOT known as yet
but they viii Doc about equal Mr. Stone
hINl InnIEhL no d n-NInnN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
n THEY STAND.
Of Bills Now Before the
Various Committees.
i AND HOUSE WORKERS
Examining All Propositions tor
Legislation
Seeking TO Compel Railroad Com
= Nave Cars al Stations at Ger
a lines Reported Adversely
Contested Seat Cases.
4 AND HOUSE WORKERS

~ Ian. 25.-CSpecialD-
b. committee on education ha9
w AZ aftpruoOn and considered
via. ,i;ng tbe school law so rs 10
mnttiup the entire control oil
iol bhois in cities and towns Of
,o,;on and over in the hands OF
", ae trustees. The hill was re-
" s1b.committce with instruc-
~ guoO comics of the bill print
me- son; to the board of trus-
rorious cities in the state with
(, f1r opinions on the bill
mmittee ON Internal improve
M Lsforp II this afternoon the
I'M rcauiring railroad companies
os MANY cars Ms requested Tor
~ reight after two days notice
g;ypn. The committee decided
4, The bill uutuvorably ON the
Itoi There does not appear To De
ls.ity for any such law.
cnn,mittpc On mining tonight con
,mmittee ON mining tonight con
gsnotor Deans hill to amend the
,low relating to mining claims.
changes the present law IN one
m that il does not require the
of $50 or OF anything to the
|thp time of fling the claim. The
NJ reported fnyorubly.
committee on judiciul districts
|.onsiJrrcd senator Mckinney :
ltrstc d new judicial district 10
S,scI of the county of McLcnnun.
4 does not propose To interfere
present district composed of
5Ges of Mcl.cuuHu and Falls.
.new court will have concurrent
2on SO far as Mcl.onnun county
Ined W. &. Watson. w. a.
I'M John II. Harrison, Pink.
IN NJ ID. Hcwiug of Waco, and
Patrick Of Falls county appeared
IN committee In advocacy of the
understood that q protest from
tps of Mclpnuau is ON It's way
Iapital. The further considrrn.
Ihe measure was postponed until
II lov uftDruDOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
TMn NIIAIIENGES.

New York. Jan. 23 Tie champion
bpntamweight Billy Plimmer, of Eu-
gland today issued challenge TO fight
the frntherwcight. George Dixon. at III
pounds for S2JOD 10 5000 q side aud
The teathcrWeieht championship of the
world
Sol Smith Of San francisco has also
issued challenge and win bet $500
on the side 10 lght for thr championship
of the world at l1S pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
nInn AZ IInrsTnN-

Uonston. Tex. jan. %. (Speclal.)--
At l:3O o'clocl. thia morning FIRE was
diat6yered IN the two story frame board
NC house Of AlOnzO Wilson, an engineer
on the southern Pacific corner Of Nor
Qin aud Wayerly streets. The great dis
t,,uce and the absence Of water prevented
tbe fire department doing any work. and
the building and iis contents were de-
sIroyed Loss $1,000 insurance 5000.