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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-19

Mr. King arose and expressed his sin
cere thanks 10 the members of the
senate for their uniform courtesy
10 him and bcepoke the same consideration
for the incoming presiding officer. lie then
presented Mr.. DJuehton
Mr.. Kings presidency Of the senate has
been efficen, and able and he has gwen great
satisfaction.
AT this juncture Mr.. Leatherwood pre-
sen;ed a resolution OF appreciation and
thanks to President pro tenn. John L. King
for his able and efficient presidency OF the
senate" On motion OF Mr.. McRae of
Robson. the resolution was passed by un-
animous rising vote.
Mr. Doughton on taking the chair said he
appreciated the high honorei conferred upon
him in being selected as the presiding officer
Of so able body and he hoped the session
would be mutually pleasant. He impressed
one as clear, decisive and able presiding
officer.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies Mr.
Patterson moved that the senate adjourn
until 10 o'clock tomorrow. His motion
prevailed and at 2:Is o'clock the senate ad-
lourned
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STRANGERS in town are requested
To GO TO
VIII KING CO.'S
FOR
DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
CIGARS,
HOT DRINKS, etc.

NALCABIE CITY PROPERTY kOR
SALE - Pursuant 20 judgn ent Of
Nske county superior oourf rendered AZ
ne 1lctoher term. lsE2, IN the cas-. OF tlla
VI. Wright &. II NriA ht .Ias X Throw
er, JT and ot hr ~ sgaiusf Came A Per
siuson. q dividually and ~ Adu ia'strs-
tor ot Mary Perkinsou. ceCtas. a. Ezra
Pei ik'nSon. sud N'rtruNiuS RcNsfer mar
disn aa lrem Of Fzra p.rsi insor wewn.
IN Thursday. January lsth lseS A The
county county court house IN the city II
raleigh G. sell = puhilC CutcrN. 20 the
h'g' esi bidder for cash the following lots
y parcels of lana In the city Of Raleigh,
viz
first Tract-Adioininy the lands 81 Mrs
l.rura A Wilson and Others lyins On tie
-ou;heast rner of the irfeT eOiion OF
SloodwoTth and Norsan streets he'pc
part Of cry lot No lSs ~ - own on shat
er's map Of the city of Raltteh and more
tully znd ri leng h dtSCr5h III the s...d
Of trust sNecut. q on the 2,st day of keo.
ruary. lSsi. oy Z \. pvrk1tsou aud Mary
PeTkinson hts vie 10 4 " Hsvwo. a.
trustee. &C VIII, h said deed OF trust IA
July eNorden in the Office ~ the register
NJ deeds for Wake county. -. q, In book
I 10. page ~ et seq
Sec nj TT CT Adjoining the lands OF
william Blake arc otter lytrg 90 the
>olsh SIDE OF Hnrgrg: street h,fw..n
Sloodworih and Person streets beng
part oi city lot No Is - shown on shat
I 'rrs map o. the cir 81 1s!ti n. and heiuy
I Il the northwest corner oi Niliism X
! BlaKe's lot snd ore fully described in
he mortgage deed eN, cuied by G: A.
Perkinson and Mary PeEkir son. lis wife,
% JAS * Throw er. Jr on the ~ day 4 Z
lSnuary, l>Al. which ssid deed OF NOR -
gage WAS duly recorded In the Office Of he
register OF deeds Tor " ske comfy. y G =,
\ ~ book ilS. page so vt se,l Hour Of sale
I u O'Clock M. A " HAYWOOD.
W J PKkLg
/ decls Commissioner
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sembly which involves more for the people
OF the State than this. II cannot be denied
mat the distribution of money among the
people is inadequate 10 their business needs.
A system Of State banks we'll devised would
furnish this much needed local medium OF
exchange and a safe supplement. to our na-
uonal currency. l am among those who be-
lieve that there is wisdom enough in our
State 10 devise and organize a system OF
State banks OF issue. with some safeguards
that its bills would be equal in value to our
national bank notes. While am as hostile
TO any system of wild cat banks as any one
can be, do insist tina, if any Of our north
ern States do not need this relief from a
stnngency Of money. that The representatives
OF such State shall no, undertake TO cons,i
stute themselves our guardians, and vote
against the repeal Of the ten per cent tax for
tear that we are not able to manage our own
local affairs.
WORLDS FAIR.
The Legislature of 1891 appropriated ou,
OF the direct tax fund the sum Of S2s. 600 10
aid in State exhibi, at the Worlds Fair at
Chicago. My predecessor has held that he
could not pay out this sum because of a
possibility Of its being called for BY
those to whom il was payable under the act
IF Congress under which it was turned over
10 the State. l have no idea the time will
ever come when there will be less than $2s.-
900 remaining uncalled for by those entitled
under said act OF Congress. but TO guard
against such bare poss h'liry. advise thai,
the Governor be authorized TO draw from the
general fund in the State treasury a sufficien,
sum or sums to meet any unpaid demands
which would have been payable out Of said
S2s,oo The State should by all means be
properly represented at this great World
Exposition. BY the course have suggested
II seems TO me we can secure this representa-
ion for the State and at the time keep per.
fect good faith with the spirit of the act O.
Congress and protect its contemplated bene-
aciaries
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, permit me 10 add that. hav.
ing never sought office. or before held Office
| am unacquainted with the routine and de.
all thereof. and II is with grave miSgivincs a,
to nv ability to handle skllfully such matter.
hat enter upon the duties Of this most high
and honorable position 10 which YOU have see,
4, 10 CALL me. Nor is the knowl EDGE of the
fact that the administration Of nv predsce
>or is considered one of the most subs'ant,a
n the history of the State, calculated 10 in
crease my confidence in my own abilities. bu
that it will act as stimuant to greater eff NJ
| and diligence on my part. cannot doubt
but let me assure you tina, if errors d, Greer
| IN, hey will be errors Of the lad rather thai
| the heat.
| The large audience observed strict 81
lence while the governor was deliverin!
his address, frequently interrupting Wit
pplsuse.
At the close of tho ceremonies the tw,
branches OF the general assembly re
paired to their respective chambers an,
The audience departed.
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Reward for Nicely.

WINSTON. N c.. Jan. 18-Special.- =
Lemuel Eugene Nicely. the Southern
Express compsny's agent, who left Win
-ton myateriously on the afternoon Of
January is still at large. A warrant
kas been issued and reward of $3.50 has
been offer ed hy tie express company for
his arrest His shortage is PLACED at
$2 900 Nicely left The office safe, which
oles, open. A portion of Nicely's shortage
is accounted to his giving out express
packages TO various parties in town.
Snow has been falling thick and fast
since 10 o'clock to day. Wood and pro.
visions are still being furnished the hun.
CRY and poor people.
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hRFI FOR -Al.r.. "
t--d % moltgsg- -x-cut-
= sli Corn La his wife. I
Z ourt hose roor IL
t v, tae On q ~ OF Jan-
clock n tie iC.low ng
ka n'ng - stake On n
eet rHnning sout 20s =. I
20 ne as b branch
x east along with the ses
sod 20. going soatn along
1-- ranch 10 south street
Ve.t with said rect S5 feet
,s
ss-s F.. y ouse on the lot Term
a: perfect For iurther par leu
:. a. AZ page ass, egister OF
.tt rsleigl y. G.
= G l.. RARRIS,
Attorney of Mortgage.
>g!tds.
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House OF Representatives.

WEDNESDAY. January 1S 1898 The
house was called TO order this morning
At half past 10 o'clock by Speaker Over
man and opened with prayer by the Rev
Or. Carter Of the First Baptist Church Of
this city
On motion Of Mr. Moore the reading
of the Journal of yesterday was dis
pepsed with and 1t was received as sp
proved.
Under the call for petitions, Mr. Nc
Kenzie presented apetition from oi izens
of Rowan county relating to the prohib-
ton OF ths sale Of spiri,uous liquors in
the vicinity of Liberty Church in Rowan
county
Bv Mr. Rowe, petition from citizens
Of Beaufort county praying for the
amendments to the law relaliog to the
sale of spirituous liquors in that county
By Mr.. Shore. q petition on the sub
ject Of prohibition in the county of
Davidson Al Of which were referred
TO the COMMITTEES on Propositions and
| Grievapces
Tne standing committee made their
usual reports, and tbs bills reported upon
| to1k their places on the calendar.
Mr.. Watson of Forsyth introduced a
resolution in regard to the inauguration
ceremonies Of to day, which was place
| on the calendar
Mr.. Wicker, a resolution for the relief
Of j. N. Foust. Calendar.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
By Mr.. Daniels. bill TO authorize the
county commissioners to issue bonds &c
raise money to build j.il. Finance.
By Mr.. Watson, OF Vance by request,
a bill to incorporate the Baptist Mission
ary and Educational Conference. Cor
poration.
BY Mr.. Crews, bill to repeal certain
taxes On tobacco warehouses. Finance
By Mr.. Venters, a bill TO change tn.
laws Of 1891 so as to allow farmers 10 sci
as little as one quart Of bratdy. 9Th,
law as now existing is obnoxious TO them
who depend upon the farmers to suppl
them with liquor from fruits)
By Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, bill r
regulate the hours OF days work. Ju
dietary.
BE- Mr.. Byrd, bill to allow Blanken
ship, blind, and over II years of age, ad
mission to the institute for the blind
Committee on Blind
By Mr.. Stevens, bill to amend chap
ter l02s Of the Code relating to estates
judiciary.
Under the suspension of The rules Sen
ate bill 144, House bill 333. bill u
abolish the January term of North IN o
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yAITARtEtI1y

~ P4CpeffT.- Ny 'tftUe o. fesree oi n q
>uotri SQUIRT Of Vase coa-;y n tue rpeciai
proceedings ior partition. -uiitled Nsulrey
Rogers snd o.ler-. e.. Arie. No. 592 spe-
nal irocee tii X docket II ssiA court stl
rner Tor ss't - III hlghcst ID 1der, al prlhc
luicry, At tie colrt house door, IA tie city Of
Rae gh. y G.. on
Mondsy, the 6ih dsy o; February. 1893,
- IA O'Clock NJ. the lot of land situated on
Martin 'tr' =, ~ sAii CITY. kno.n zs the
'FowLE BvLpINa sijNinius the lois q: A.
/. Mi, b =. Williamson Aud Others. front
ing - ieet on MsIuu rect and extending
back Is ieei
Terms ui sale-one-hss ~ tie purchase
mon'y n be paid ia cash SD tie remainder
10 tselye np.ite iium dA1 81 rAle the de-
erred payments 10 tear .tr cent intere,t
AkNI,IEAD AAE~,
lec2l-td- Canfrt--toner
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RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS.
lie \ {. /" agon Factory
a-l Material for Sale.

.'as = s7thor " given u d=ei +,
1l ne Nor carolina Wayon
-g --co-i 4 10 tna ks .t,te-s off
Vase -1aa : in book =, page We
nt
Ta--lar February g., 1898.
.s--.-s = sud . Z thesdi com
"a s.'--'-3 to ne city o.
FIGH,N G,
s."AN < Z. vi t'e track leadirg
yard All iha build nxeAr
aud uew. rne machinery
't5 u-w with ca ,scity ftSel
Z Nat..s - LAY.
'i-'7 81 will cell la-ge lot . {
at gs7u'sh-d w4goa fin,she
-.a. RI =. Also large o. Of
= ron and rouni iron b Its
.'ls = a- and siLds of y aterisl
making inc nd pg oorf
"a 4sana feet VI y eli seaso :
s.s Il &C ck a m.
buy special terms m4y he
--I 70 oar leu Ar. 4ni Cat
s-s IN ! desc iptlon OF pl .nr,
'.'! a-3 mA.rfi i, apply TO uade
W A. NJ ATT,
J. y. EULD <G,
Tru tees.
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NJ 0 T &c e

-rafy TIA fh4 frr OF Goodwin
-- K marble md ersni busi
&: ~ = Ralai1 b snd town OF 49,
.-'- s,s H. dsv di-s lived BY mutu
- us ness in Raleigh hss bee
u.t Mes r. Durh>r 4 Eli ott OF
y sni tbs u-iness IL fay-
VI E l. Remsburg
- +le t1e firm OF Good in 4 Rens.
.s p>li 20 nd eel ted fr at Rs :
- - -,,' tteviIe respect v.
due by tie 1rm ~Ill oe paid az
.-I Sac
CH4S \ GOODWIN,
( L x, MSbCRG.
.s' ,er 10. 1891
"a eve n thank the pnhhc for their KIM
e ~ me a. mo-t hes tilv comue
fslt.s1tn conrnuin lie bu ine-.
..lm CH = a G ODSIN.
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d Toe ~ SALE o. LAND.

..s.f IS virtue 4 power conferred n
49, trt x- lte . ' : Gi and wife
r -ayO- ed IN the o csf thu
s..t.- Wase COUNT, book -
-.5 fr cash, a IN lie suc
RI ne doorln Rs eigh, y c.
r Mpod,y, the 9th dsv -
&c 'stn CT Ui sn in
4.s-- .v#-tsq " ke county and full
$50 deed ot trus and lyI g
~ araoru road $ tn roar lead
hsasot ce1 etery, and ] rning
SIR. Ma-Rsret Terrell, y Den.
t.- 5-k 20 taIuing ~ ,cres.
4t se fs.crIbtd ard vii be a r-S
.4s purchasers 81 er zap IN
y eH w PACF,
i't rney No tgsg q.
.ns e. h- ANOve land is poet os 4
= -ss- saa3 y In J.uusr., 1893, a. I:
novl I'd,
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House.

WASHINGTON, Jan IS After disposine
of routine business the house passed the bill
providing for court of appeals for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The sundry civil appro
priation bill was reported and placed on the
calendar. The house adj ,urned as mark
Of respect to Ex-President Hayes.
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Ex.President Hayes Dead.

FREMONT. O.. Jan. IS.-Ex-President
Rutherford B. Hayes died Unexpectedly at
II o'clock last night. His death was peace
full The funeral will take place Friday
afternoon. His remains will be buried n
Oakwood cemetery beside those of his late
wife.
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Wedding At endersO n.

HENDERSON. N. c., noon
to day. in the Church 1nno-
cents, Miss Lottie Southe ,mar
ri-d to Mr.. Henry NJ Conr =. rector,
Rev. Julian Ingle, officiat.ng.
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NO., have Just throw on the market an
elegant Standard antique oak n. in,
Roll Curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tail. f. o. b. st Louis, for t2i, and S #.
same style and finish, for t23 net. spot
cash. see their card Ia this issue send
your order direcr or send for specia circu-
lar Bank counters and government work
aspecialty Send In your floor plans for
design and prices
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WASHINGTON. Jan. IS.-On motion OF
Mr. Sherman. after some remarks in eulogy
of Ex-President Hays, the senate, in respec,
to the memory of the deceased, adjourned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-19

-, I -nf ed fr IN SECOND.
sHa % 90 9 toi-on. NJ fac
#.- mass OF rruption
... H--r o. est uy kull oue,
.r iy DIE, but | tried a
sl.a tsuri and using
re BIC m !, -uund snd
fr tselte mont
05I. ON Hu dred, Of scar.
-...s.. j; thAnk io- 20 val abl
Rob RT N4R)
War; snd hat b. has been
a.i b. u. = T , ight-
#-s $ c., J X. Brtht
f ". b. Campb. Il, tor
s
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s. Son T1ws'igs "a, write.
- b De. .ufer pg fom
..Eset sssr-. WI Oh ies ste All
r47llce e. rted Vienna i,
-,g. v r 4c 4 lin 20 t'y eff.
So, OF B B. B., and he wa
% sn i'm foveme-t. De
ant was cureG sound al
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0A-ARY OR COMMISSION

R'aura The Patent Chemical Ink.
tly- r"ncil. The most us. fn, and
'-.rJg,. =. 'lol Of the age. Erases ink
~ 10 Two secor DIS Works nt e
1,s1y 70 - per cent profit Agents
sSsgas per week We also want a
~ ,5l.- --l. take charge OF territory,
y ua.s sub agents. A rare chance
sly.s on. 1ole'' Write for terms AID
sa 'Ht MONROE ERASER u'F'6 co.
A1o5 A4aCross, WIS:
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Notice of application.

OFFICE oYN { HoNg lss Co.
RALsI0H. y g.. Dec. 81.
Public notice l. hereby siven that appli-
cation W ii he made the next legislature
% grant amend ments 10 the charter, sc,
Of This company.
W. :. PRIMROSE.
FI-sId, ut
janl -Sod
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.--a p|m Co. A-lsnts. Ca.
ers' seat free.
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establish their geological survey This de-
partment had been practically abandoned for
years, but let US hope tha, in the future it
may receive that care and attention from the
Stare that the interests of the people seem to
require.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Valparaiso, Jan. 20 The condition OF
affairs N the Argentine province Cor
rientes rs growing worse aud VI mny set
load 10 serious complications Tor the Fed.
cral government IN fact u N believed
herr That crieis which may end Ia the
deposition OF President pena, IN lmui
ueut. The Spanish minister demands
immediate attention ia the claim of HE
overnmcnt for rcparntion for the oct
rage ON spanish citizens &C Mercedes
aud threatens To- hack up TIE demand
with force n necessary.
Owing 10 the failure of the Chilinn
congress 10 pass appropriation BILLS The
public officials Ia Chill have received ne
pay for the last month. II is rumOred
the government will stop work IN the
various branches of public service unless
appropriations for salaries are PASSED
Tho CHILEAN congress has passed a law
granting an extension of time To tho
Arlcn and l4acns railroad
The papers la Valparaiso ray regarding
the return of United StntoF Minister
Egan, lay the sending of an official boat
10 take him ashore. h an act OF courtesy
TO the United States, aud la no wise
personal 10 Mr. Egnu
Since January there has been seventy.
eight deaths from yellow fever az Rio.
lruguy has decided to discontinue an
legations except those Ia Englnnl.
France, Chill, Brazil aud Argentina.
Ihe salary Of the president has been
reduced onU.half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
WOLCOTT on STAMPS.

Washington, Jen. 21.-I'he new Column
ban postage stamp was vigorously ut
tackled IN tlic senate today 10y Mr.. VOL
colt Of Colorado. who called up the Joint
resolution directing q disconlinQnpce Of
the stamps In a brief but decidedly
breezy speech, Mr. Wolcott ndiculed the
pOstmnstcr-genergl' mercantile idea that
a large profit might be made from their
sale 20 STAN collectors An idea, he
said that might suit some Central Ameri-
car state. that was rev thousand
dollars short He WAS unwilling 10 have
mloaded on stump collectors this "cruel
and unusual stamp" aud rather approved
OF the physicians idea, that Il might
be used as "a chest protector The
senator's enjoyed the speech and the
Joint resolution would have been passed
Instantly had not the chairman OF the
pustoiHce committee, Mr. sawyer OlepJ
OF Wisconsin made objection which sent
il 20 that committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Washington. dan. ~ The national
board Of trade az It's session today took
up the question of ro-organizaiiOn. Ii
abolished the executive committee aud
made ieeprcsidenss an executive c0un-
eli The proposition suggesting am amcnd-
mcnt 90 the Interstate cOmmerce law
was referred TO the committee fer CON
alteration as also was the regulation Of
Immigration. Resolutions recommending
The passage hy congress OF the iorfpv
bankruptcy bill were unanimously
passed. as also that department cf
commerce and manufactures be crvatcd.
and one recommending uniform static
house receipts and the delivery OF goods
repcseutcd by them
4 resolution Was adopted, reading rs
follows.
Resolved. Every legitimate means 10
foster our merchant marine engaged Ia
foreign commerce should hc adopted hy
congress. tfhls resolution originally en-
dorscd the tonnage bin, but reference
thereto was stricken ouN
A resolution was adopted recommend.
ing the strict enforcement Of emigration
laws. Recommending those laws Co be 40
amended as to require from every i'm.
migrant desiring 20 come 60 the United
States n certificate from the authorities
from the town OF district where he or she
resides, that he or she Is person of
good moral character, has never been
convicted Of crime. never been q public
charge and Is Of industrious habits aud
capable of taking care of himself or
herself. such certificates 10 be counter
signed by the nearest United Suites
consul. said consul also beiug required
to ascertain aud certify the ultimate
purpose of the individual seeking resi-.
dencc In this country Is TO become
good and loyal citizen OF the United
STATES.
The establishment by law Of national
quarantine regulations WAS endorsed.
The resolution that the forced With
drawal from bond by payment Of taxes
of expectation on distilled spirits IL deui-
mental to the commercial huapcial and
general interest Of the country was laid
on the table
The committee appointed 10 formulate
a proposition exprussiuE the views "
the board upon Tire necessity for amend
ing the interstate commerce law re-
ported, recommending seven amend
utents and asked Immediate action. but
the board made their consideration the
first order of business la the morning
aud thon adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
FIGHTING MORMONs.

New Orleans, La. ian. 20--A Times
Democrat chihuahua, Mex, special says:
Government authorities haye fercived
information there ~ trouble brewing at
Santa Rosalin, this STATE, between ma
tive Moxicans aud Mormons who recently
arrived there and settled upon "a large
tract OF land granted 90 thou ia conccs-
sion by the government. AeNican cit-
zeus claim the MOrm0ns have openly
adopted the practice OF polygamy in
violation oflthe tcYlns'oi the concession.
The merchants OF the town reine 20 gcll
the new colonisls necessary food supplies
ships, but hayn egnhiishcd stores OF
their own which they viii operate on
the cooperative plan.
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MARLIN NEWS.

Marlin, Tex Jan. n. Especial Air.
NJ. L. Scwests child, years of aee.
tel DO the fireplace last night and WAS
$50 seriously burned Il Is not expected To
recover.
I'm the district court Tom Ross. alias
Frank li0Bs was given seven yeafH la
the penllentinry tor assault TO murder
Lawns CEhnnVRs was acquitted of u
charge of arson. Dan Long was sent
tu the penitontiary for poisoning his wife.
an account Of which was published la
Tue Gazette the latter part of December,
1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

been permitted to work wstd thefs ncd for
them. Give them the best places you can
fiud I will help steady them as they
mount the thrones. viii help you bur
nish their cOrOuets.
take these--my old fricnde-to as good
rooms as yon crn get for them inthe house
Of many mansions and with windows look
ing ont upon The palace Of The great King
"A for myself, anywhere In hesven Is good
enough for me. Hallclujah 70 tho lamb
that was slain But ! awake In the
ecstasy OF the moment my tcot slipped
from the layer Of amethyst, that 40 called
producer Of dreams, and IN the etfort 20
catch myself the vision vanished And, 10,
il wga hut a draani
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
JAIL DNLIVEllY.

Springfield Mo, IAN. n. Fifteen Der.
sous IN the Groom county jail. one Of
mem fcter henlrQe, under senteuco 10
be- hanged next Friday, ovorpo,yerrd tLe
lailer this afternoon and escnped Henry
TAYLOR, wife better and Chrstinn
Stockdrill, q petty offender, were called
Out OF their cage this afternoon io cirnr
tho corridors under charge of tbc hitler
JUST az the officer waR leming forward
10 give them the bucket, TAYLOR knocked
him down and Stockdrill opened The oag,
door and the prisoners seized and gagged
the jailer aud escaped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
WANTS BIG DAMAGES
For Being Arrested on Charge Of Theft and
Then Acquitted.

Galveston. Tex. Jan. ~. Especially
William Krigcr. minor by his next
friend George kriger. instituted suit M
the state district court today against
John Holman, Henry Enes aud ames
Stephenson. 10 recover 5000 actual and
5000 exemplary damages, The w,it ~
prcdicated upon the defendants having
young Kriger arrested on a charge Of
THEFT Of hcnd Of cattle When the
case came up IN the criminal court for
trial was mile prosecuted by the dis
trlct attorney. hence this snit for dam
gnps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
NM 1890 MIDDLE.

Topeka, Kan, Jan 2l.-Clairman
Brcidcu,hal today admitted the l'opu-
lists would 80 into the Republican house
should The supreme court duwee Tho
populist house 10 be Unconstitutional,
aud later m the day Speaker punsi1me
made the snne admission. coupled, hove
over with tho provision that tic supreme
court would make no such decision.