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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
MINNEAPOLIS.
CANADA.

canada.
QuEBEc,-Un terrible accident
est arrive, hier soir, sur le chemin
de fer du lac St-Jean. Un serre-
frein du nom de Arthur Vezina est
tomb6 soas les chars 3 St-Ray-
mond ct a 6t6 6crase. LIE defant
demeurait au Cap st ignace; il
6tait age de 10 ans.
QuEBEo,-S. s. Leon XIII Went
d'6lever Monsignor @. B. Poir6,
cure de Ste Anne de Lapocati6re,
ct sup6rieur du college de Ste
Anne, q la d1gnit6 de protonotaire
apostolique Fad instar'', q rocca-
sion du solxantiAme ~anniversaire
de son ordination sacerdotale.
On 6crit du .comt6 de Tennis
coauta que Is chefs de families
compos6es de- IL enfants Ut appar,
tenant a CO comt6. SO sont fat in
scrire pour obtenir leurs 100 acres
de terre. La comt6 de T6miscoua-
ia renferme encore beaucoup de
bonues terres q coloniser. II Y q
place pour plus de quatre parois-
ses enforcement nouvelles, sans
compter que %piusieurs cantons de-
ia ouverts ne sont que Particle
ment occupies. +.
SHERBRooKE,-Un cultivateur
de Howkesbury, Cantons de FEST
s'est fat voler $1,000 par I'm mar
chand de faux Bullets de banque.
L'escroc a 6crit q CO oultivateur
quill lui donnerait des sommes fa
buleuses d'argent en- 6ohange de
la somme demand6e. Notre HON
me ALA rencontrer le 6lou q une
dies cares du Canada Atlantique
lui remit l'argent ct sen revint en-
thousiasm6 ct 80 pensait gros RI
chard.
Quand il d6veloppa le paquet
qu'on venait de lui remettre il y
trouva un rouleau de-. .papi7r
blanc.
M. Joseph Versailles ct une
dame quill conduisalt en- voiture d
la Cote des Neiges, ont 6t6 tues
sur la vote du G.. P. R. a six heu-
res hier soir.
Vers cling heures, hler apr4s mi
di, M. Versailles demanda q son
p%alefrenier d'attele1 son meilleur
cheval, puts il partit .avec Nine
Pleau, modiste, demeurant us
rue Ontario; arrives al passage .
niveau de st Henri, 10 garde-bar.
rier, John O'Connor, leur oria:
"Pour l'amour de Dieu, reculez,
on vous allez vous faire tuer'',
mails M. Versailles croyalt pouvoir
traverser, il await une enti6re con-
fance en- son eheval ct il ALA de
ravant.
LIS volture n'etalt pas arrlv6e
au milieu de la vote qu'elle 6tait
frapp6e par une locomotive du @.
p. r. ct les deux voyageurs PROBE
ter en- Pair ct tues instantan6ment.
-Depuis quelqus mois, les
ptisibles habitents de Pile dor
6taient dams l6moi.
Plusieurs personnes des plus
dignes de fol aMfrmalent, en- trem-
blant ct en- Sc signant devote
ment 3 ce souvenir, avoir apercu
dams les bois On SO rendant 4 Ia
Vile, I'M etre inconnu, tout de poll
couvert, aux yeux famboyants ct
la tete surmont6e de deux cornes.
Settlement, chose singuliAre, et
qu'on ne pouvait s'expliquer, az
lien d'aller au devant des gems
pcnr Sc faire d6livrer. GO nouYeau
loup-garou fuyait en- des bonds
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

L'Ecole paroissiale de pEglise
du Sscr6 Coeur q Edison, pres de
Chippewa Falls q 6t6 d6truite par
nm incendie samedi dernier. Les
pertes sont 6valu6es 3 5000 dol
lars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Rendezvous general des Cana
diens-francais mardi soir 9 hut
heures dams le sous-sol de PEgll-
so Ste Clotlde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

II y aura CT rtainement sale
comble mardi soir dams le sous sol
de rEglise Ste. Clotilde, q l'occa-
sion de la magnifque soir6e don
nee CO jcur-la au profit de l'Eglise
Ste Clotilde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Nous sommes b 'ureux d'appren-
DIRE que N. Louis Hamlin de Min.
neapolis, a present a Superior
City, Wis, ct qui s'etait blesse
gri6vement la semaine d~erniere,
va beaucoup mieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Charmante soir6e, mardi pro
chain, IA courant a huit heures du
soir dams le sous-sol de l'Egllee
Ste Clotilte.
Voir lie programme dams une au-
ire colonne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
Deux Hommes ct une File

C'est certainement un vleux IL
tire pour I'M livre ct l'histoire ellie
meme peut-etre cocasse car le IT,
ire dun livreD donne g6n6ralement
une id6e tr6s-prononc6e de son ca
ract6re.
Quelles qu'aient etc des aventu-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
GRAND CONCERT,
au profit de
I'Eglise Ste Clotilde
Mardi Soir, FEY. IA, '93.
Programmes.
PART I.
Duet, Mardi gras aux enters. -.
Mrs. Dumas and Bernard.

1 Duet, Mardi gras aux enters. ...,...
Mrs. Dumas and Bernard.
2 Arthur Perkins, in Comic Selections
Gle Never Came Back" and 'The Board
ing House Bill of Fare" (by request).
8 Chant National. IT. F. <. Beaudet
4 Piano Solo,. Miss s. Griffith
5 A Glimpse of the Future. A. Saucer
6 Vocal Selection. ....... Mrs Olivier
7 Hays g. Gilman, in their original
specially entitled "Alluring Absurdities"
8 Vocal Selection. -. Mrs A Bilodeau
PART II.
Solo. Mrs. Lalibert6
10 LECTURE, Influence of Christiaity
on civilization. Rev A.. Christie
II The Magic Of the Voice.
Miss Celestine Saucier.
10 LIE Mineur A. Collet
10 Piano Solo. Miss s. Griffith
IA Vocal Selection. .......Mr j. Forth
Is Vocal Duet.
Messrs Demerse q Alters.
The entertainment to conclude with
a roaring farce in / act entitled
The Rival BARRIERS Shop.
CAST.
Mr. Jennings, a swindler. u. Heinrichs
sa;gpe1 q GIuke The BARRIERS A. A. fel 'ar3s
Bolstein. a hebrew. Ed Schultz
Gugenheimer August He'll
Mrs O'Flaherty.. Raths
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

La fortune de M, Blaine est eva
luce q IN peu plus de $l,O00,0Oo
ellie est laiss6e en- enter q Nine
Blaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Madame P. A. Gjnchereau de
Helena, Montana est en- visite chez
ses nombreuses amies de Minnes-
polls. Ellie q aussl visit6 ses pa
rents qui dt meure d Dayton, MINI.
Ellie retournera q Helena la Sc
maine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Pour DIES wins pars ct dc liqueurs
de toutes sortes, q des prix defiant
touta concurrence, venez les ache
ter de moi au Nc. liz, 2Ame rue
Nord, le seul Canadien-Frsncais
dams cette ligne de commerce.
Toutes copmandes par ID MALE
remplies ayec soin.
SW1BERT TURaxoN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
L

De CHAs. 3 LEWIS & CIE. "CoM
MISSION MERCHANTS EFT STOCK
BROKERS'" 2 EFT 3 CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

ii v a en- 459 arrestations q
Minneapolis dams lie mois de Jan
vier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
The Rival BARRIERS Shop.
Naissance

A Duluth, MINI, le 2 f6vrier,
Nine Simon Perreault, une file.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09

Notre estim6 compatriote N. J.
Ell. Seymour est partl IL y a quel-
ques jours pour aller conduire Mile
Anna ga file, au convent d'Hoche-
lsga, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-02-09
PERSONNEL.

LIE DR. Simard d'Osst o, MINI
6talt en- cette vile, mardi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24
WILD BEASTS IN BITfLE
A Trapped Cinnamon Bsar Attacked BIZ
Mountnin I.iOn.


Mountain I.ipn.
Raleigh p. Wilkinson. q ranchmnn living
near Craig. Mon, tells an interesting story OF
light between bear, coyote. and noun
tain lion. The coyote, as every woodsman
knows. 10 the greatest coward In the animal
kingdom. A cinnamon bear will fight when
there 10 no escape. while u mountain lion or u
eatamount 10 always ready for q fight whea he
thinks he has the best OF it,
Mr. Wilkinson, having lost q fine brood OF
ducks, and suspecting that n coyote was re-
sponsible, set bear trap. hRited with fresh
beeL Early the next m oTninE he was awak ened
BY a howl which betOkened results Knowing
that the coyote. II caught. could not get away
from the heavy elaWs Of tho bear trap. he re-
turned to sleep. An hour later he was AWak-
ened by chorus Of fierce animal voices
When he visited tho trap no found q coyote
caught fast by the shoulder. and cinnamon
bear had likewise been caught. showing that
both animals had made a strike for the beef at
me same time, the coyots's hunger having
gos,oIiess Overcome his astive cowRrdire, Ten
killed the other before nalshlng the winner.
coyote showed a disposition 10 attack lie
ether Zach stood on three legs watching
d dssta eShmo1 snemT the lipp evidently IN
mean time was oiled with the mighty roar Of
theiF voices mr. NllklnsOn, thinking that
their cries might bring more RaimAis 10 the
scene, got his rife into range. thouRh deter
most exciting light
A half hour passed before the lion got impa-
uent Then he gradually drew near the tran
measuring the distance 80 a. TO keen out OF
range. The frightened coyote Jay nat on the
ground, with his nOso In the dirt while tie
bear stood sTeot, with one paw drawn hack 10
defend himself The lion. snarling and spit-
ting. EXCHANGED z number Of swift strokss
e stths top Of = sheep shed near bY
then made spring. dropping sQpaTslY
on the bear. A terrifnc struggle followed.
The lion closed his teeth on the bears throat
aud Was In turn caught la mighty hug. The
two fell to the ground the bear on top, with
the blooi pouring Ia a stream over HIS brown
hide. TheJ rolled from side to side and the
bear rose on his bind legs. carrying the lion
With him. He managed 70 loosen the Hons
hold on hi throat and get grip on his AdysF-
sAry's neck. The hght was then soon over. The
lions eYes rolled outward. his head dropped,
and no Was sIranRled to death.
The baar vas not 10 ueh better on He stag
gered ike drunken man Needing from
frightened 10 death lie made two strokes AZ
the coward Of the plains AID crushed the lie
cut Of him. Then the bear staggered 10 the
sheep shed and gollsd over dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24
THE EBB-TIDE.
A Trio and Quartette.


Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd 0sbourns
Author, Of "Ths wr,cE.r." The wrong Boz" .to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24

-Iher, % tide IN n, Ass,r, n x.-.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-24

iety had weighed upon the Captain. There
was no PATt for which nature had so Literally
Those who knew him could see that he hsarE,
S0SS S yi ss: It'd w :si%i have
been hard to say what look there was. cold. at,
S 6sS ali sriS %sn bS
whsrs; It vas now 90 little that HsTricE enid
ross and lat YOU coaa SAY sssrS
half on the mans head talked mischief
4 = WOKE ny now az WITH WITH a. start You we're
:. Was ! ?" said AttwstsE Well. let's talk Of
It 20 more at present"
stApdiN continued iEs Captain,
B.osn." aid l!tsptsT tEiFty-tSTss days day;
She comes and gees. chr Piles between
the year" said AttwatsF
:. ougo 10 Der sy.ertn asked Davis -.
pIsS NS % .fte.s si e. hss sa A"''f one has
STOP here. DO youV cried Davis. "say.
How Ions. o Lord, . said A.tvstsg With per;
he added, with a smile
Do. -, daSsssy not ' said p.yls No, I.SD-
sRSs Ssiti sSis f. stth - .S sssl I loOi
no, .Ss SG q SSS T.D = SAY "
!. Shell, lspDposs% Fsid DaylL
!. Isa there vas shell Isld AttSstsE
Captain, Was there A-Sas the nshing
would ven call the hshing AMI WAYS good {"
sP,RS .sd a'ts s you sl Dus iS1 NJ:
direct"
There we're pearls too 2" said DAViA
FeATls toe" said AttwRter,
Well give out" laughed Davis, and his
laughter rang cracked IKE false piece. III
tS Ii5 nsS SGi gSi.Ss % tS {oSrs not going to
-, There can be no reason WIZ should affaet
the least degree 81 secrecy about my island,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
For Elgi0l Oil and Stove Gasoline
TELEPHONE 225.
FORT WORTH OIL 60
THE CITY COUNCIL.
An Hours Debate on the Water.
works and No End.
TIE MAYOR ON THE CHARTER.
The Monthly Allowances In Payment for SeW-
ices Rendered the City Are Eado-fho
Eighth Ward School Properly
Ordered Paid Fer.

The council met IN regular session last
night, Mayor Paddock presiding, and
all tle aldermen present but Alderman
Tucker and Bowlcs, who had sickness
In The family.
The imuncc committee recommended
the adoption of a resolution instructlnp
the city treasurer 10 advertise for the
redemption of the FIRST series of bonds.
The same committee recommended
Mrs II. j. Duggett have q quit claim
deed for some property bought in by
the city at tax sale as soon as the Dag
gctt estate pays the taxes due on the
parcel OF land named.
Alderman TcrNll opposed the report.
though II was shown that the city could
be compelled TO do ns matter of jus.
tico what the city proposes TO do az
an act Of grace. With one dissenting
voice Il was adopted.
The same committee reported bacl;
papers relating 60 the Eighth ward school
house. Whom the city took Ia the Eighth
ward this was a country school and the
city fell heir 20 IL and the debt of $1,000
or more. The council voted 10 pay tho
money out OF tie proceeds Of the Fivhth
ward series Of bonds to be returned as
soon as possible.
The committee ON claims repnrtcd rec.
ommending the payment Of the follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
LMAHI-M NINETING-

Now York, March TAT noon today
delegates 10 the spring meeting OF the
National Tongue Baseball club nEsom-
blod nt the Fifth nvonur hotel The
schedule and proposed changes In the
playing rules were the principal topics
10 be- discussed An the biz uus wore
there. They include prcidents Young
aud Nancott Of New Work, Won Der Ahe
of 81. Louis, Brush Of Cincinnati. Thco.
Wagner of Washington Npnderiorst Of
Baltimore Byruc of Brooklyn. Arson
and Hart Of Chicnpu, h. IS. Robinson of
Cleveland aud S0dcn OF BOSTON For
the FIRST time iu the history of the lcasuo
It was ~ boz ana open meeting.
The rules committee composed of
Brush, Byrne and Nundorhurst, which
has held frequent sessions Nt the Hon.
man house, reported in detail the sub.
stnrtul rcults Of thclr action os fol.
lows:
f'irst-No enlargement OF ln6cld now Ia
use
Second Removal OF the pitcher from
HIS present position 20 tlir centre of Va.
iutrld abOL shiug the pitchers blS aud
substituting therefor % boundary plnty
covering twclyC-inCh m1rv, 60 which thJ
pitcher will Dec confined
Third -Abuli>lmcut or the flat hll
Fourth "A lucid definition uf ihr hGlk
Fifth Srmpndpntiou of tho wilrs per
tanning 90 actual playing for. thU game.
sixth Certifying ol all rules upplyln.
90 duties. powers and Responsibilities OF
scycnui-A rulc governing oaiclp
SCORERS which provides tlAt player
! who mul,cs " ayr6co hi, which advance
q haac-runuor shall not be charged Will
"a time a, hat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. " O. Horton accompanied by HIS
sister Miss Hope Horton OF New York
City are visiting Mr. and Mrs ~. w.
Connery I02 lamar street.
DR.. w. r. Davis Is back from trp
to New York, whore he took postgrpdu-
ate course.
Captain w. !. Mcdonald Of the
state ranger force was IN the city yes
to-day
DR., j. g. Carpenter of sherman. Tex.
"a here 20 assist IN laying the corner stone
of the Masonic temple. He Is q guest
of the Mansion
Joe Trcupr OF Dallas IS at the Pick
wick, whore his friends arr congrati-
lifting him ON The latest addition 10 his
family, THE sweetest lItte girl In the
world"
G., W. Bmyett of Palestine, the well
known railr0nd contractor. Ia In the city.
y. o. Fouts Of Weatherford is IN tho
city
Jumes u. Cotton. manager of the Lost
M New York company, is at the Man
siuu.
Is IT, Scott of Ouonnh for years IN the
employ Oi the Denver has como 90 Fort
Worth 90 tive. He is brother OF
Charlie Scott.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
PENCIL PICKiNGS
IN The CITY

Richard NJ Loving who died after a
brief Illness, was buried yesterday after
noon,
Those who were longing for rain were
yrouhcd yesterday FOR ii was % day OF
showers on drmlps.
Mnwicd sunday at II a. M, at he
residence of the BRIDES mother IN ALE,
Karl (olur oud Miss Grocr Emhrough.
Marriage licensees were issued yestcr-
dny TO .Nbol Cadman md Mrs Annie L.
Love; Louis ID. Smith and Miss Laura
Hoal
Why don't yon swap That horse for u
want by advertising for IL ia our swap
column,
"Nhy don't Won lee the girls do inst
The Same as the menY Girls, yUu eau.
There ie $50 Chinese wall around our
swap column.
Tho entertainment 20 have been giycn
by the boys of the broadway TrC,hy
terrain Sundny.schOOl this evening has
boon postponed tin Thuraday, March o.
The tax list, SO Tho Gazette Ia in
formed, viii 80 The the printer this oven-
my, aud dolinQupnts have little time la
which 10 square up state aud county
taxes,
Rev. Mr.. Sanford win speak az the
prayer service at thc Cumberland Pres
bytcrlan church tonight The pastor in
yites all, especially the young people
of the church.
John King the Santa ne station agent
al HnsletL aecidcntly shot himself IN
the shoulder Monday night aud was
brought hero yesterday and the entire
joint eNcisod.
John u, Hnwley, manager fer Me-
Arthur Bros, the contractors tor the neN'
waterworks, received a telegram from
Chicago yesterday announcing the death
Of James McArthnr. aged 90, the senior
member Of The hrm Two brothers
survive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CH6s Mrrc1tlr


Now Orlcnus La. March First
rnco- Five nrongs. Mildred won Cold
Dec second, Buuton third. Time,
1908 IL
won, Ilighwuymlu second. Bcswng
third Time. 115 IA.
Third rnco--l'ive furlongs Little Bal
tic won, Palomitn second, Red Wing
third Time, l.O2 IL.
Fourth ruce Seven and half fur
longs The Judge won. Warplot Boc-
ond Virdcn third Time. 1 1876 IL.
Fifth race Five frluugs Jim Reed
won Ac l'ucgor second, Denver third.
Time .O3 Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
He PLUNGED
-Four Tines into Ms Breast Keen GlIlIor-
LOG EniIo--DIdn'I Want 10 Be
Hanged

Houston Tex, MarCh T. Spcciall-
Suicides " strangers have been opi3cuiic
ln Houston tho past Wpck. This morning
about O'Clock on tho corner uf Main and
Preston stueta one OF the principal
thoroagllare "a nnn WAS seen 20 draw a
ms left breast He then walked Into Il
saloon and fell hut WAS removed 90 an I'M.
Urinary where he now lies slowly dylug.
On saturday this man gave HIS numc as
ID. 3. Parker aud claimed t0 represent
Peun & Iotten. California nursery.
After stabblng himself ho gave the name n
simon aud said he preierrc! To lie BY us
own hand to helng hanged hy law. no N
about 3i ypurs on. D feet no Inches m u.
welpha $50 pounds ana has dark red n0as-
tache. OAicOrs think he may be wantcl
somrwhcro ana preferred suicide 60 tho CON
slant dread Of arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
Floods
Sarsaparilla
Gu res
Fsood's Pills euro all liver .ll9. biliorsncssi
iaundicN, indigestion, sick headache. &c.

jail, but could not end the prisoner. and
tho crowd dIsncrscd, thinking Massey
hud been taken away.
Yesterday Massey told the reporter
that hr was IN the Jail az the time the
mob went through t. Massey In telling
about IT, sail
81 was va the cupou of the jail about
3 o'clock in the evening Mr.. McAfcc
came TO the cell and tool, mo ont: ho
told me the mob was trying 10 yet nae.
and he would have to hide me. lie then
took me up into The Cupolu Of the Jail.
left me there aud locked the door I
heard the noise when the mob came and
could see the crowd IN the yard: ! was
badly secured for awhile. but ] got over e:
! thought the Lord and Mr. McAfce
would save me-
In answer 90 the question rs TO how
long lac stayed In the cupola Massey
said: II stayed w the CupUla all night.
and about q o'clock Ia the morning Mr..
McAtce came ,up and tolk me down.
and ho Nud Deputy Sheriff Crerger put
me In buggy and drove about a mile
out OF town, whore we got on the
Houston and Texas Central train and
went 10 Mckinney. where was put in
jail was afterwards put w the Dallas
Jail where ! stayed until about month
ugo when ! WAS brought to Rouhnm"
In spending OF the crime Massey said
he was innocent. but that he did not eye
poet 90 come clear, as strong case had
been made ont against him.
sherman, Tex. March (Spccinll D.
Mrs, Muttic Smith, the white woman
who WAS struck ON the head and outraged
hy the negro, Sam Massey. who Is now
n jail nt Buubnm, died this morning iu
Collin county. Ever since the assault
ON her she has beeu sinking and nor
death was undoubtedly caused by the
assault
Her death makes the hanging Of Mas.
scy certain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
MONEY BOOMING
For a Little While on Wall
Street Yesterday
BUTT TUmBlEO TO aPER CENT
And Closed al That Fiqure-Time Money
at Per Conl-lnduslriaIs Lost Many
Points The Cotton Move
menl and Prices.
NrELRoY q GILBERT.


New Orleans. In. March t.-(Speclal)
-Mcl1lroy x Gilbert say.
Fntures-If II were not for the teeF
ing OF doubt with which nu news to
gnrding the strike Is accepted the re-
ports today of a settlement on the oasis
OF masters terms would have been en-
titled TO belief, as &c Is a forcgone con.
cusiOn TINT only upon the mhstcfs
terms cum the difficulties be- arranged.
Uncertainty sdll rules, however, aud
although there has been some improve
mcnt iu all the markets, IL has been more
the result OF the shorts covering thnn OF
any confident buying by the new element,
which Is expected to enter the mnrket
when the mills start up again.
Liverpool closed barely steady at 3.6ld
advance after having been 2-64d higheri
spot sales were only 300 bales. but thiH
is beloved in some quarters 90 DE the
result of determination by spinners to
cover thoir requirements by future pur-
Chases and TO buy only such spot cotton
MS ~ imporhtiyely necessary until the
first effect of the settlement shall have
worn on They are afraid that uu active
spot business and large sales in Liver.
pool would cause repetition OF the con
dition Of affairs that existed during the
carly part of the season when holders
refused 10 part with their stocks even
at ridiculous high prices.
a noticeable feature today las been
Che comparative greater strength of Tug
late positions. 80 long az the Hatch bill
was q possibility only few hardy opera
tors vonturcd to take any interest in the
fall aud winter months. Now thqhc are
upuu 40 every body, and those WhO cn'
tcrluin the belief chat there viii bc u
decrease or at any rate no Increase OK
acreage the coming season are nat 40 "
buyers Of the next crop especially a.
N latNt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
SAM MASSEY BRUTE,
NEGRO RAVlSHER AND MURDER
Err, WILL HANG
Because Mrs. Matte Smith Mad Died from Inc
Injuries No Inflicted What lie
Black Butcher Says.

sherman Tex, March Special -
A Ga2e,te reporter called 40 the jail In
Bonham yesterday aud had an Interview
with Sam Massey, the negro who as.
near this city several months ago. Alns
sgy Is tide man that the mob came 40
Ucar lynching the day he WAS brought
out for trial here. Tho city WAS crowded
With Nonntry people, who came 90 town
With the ayowed purpose of lynchmg
Massey, but the guard waa SO strong
and determined thai the mob made nl
attempt 10 geg the prisoner until late IN
the afternoon, WHOM their ranks had
been reiniorced by several hundred iarln-
ggs who had heard OF the trouble aud
had hurried into the city. Sheri0 No
Atee seeing the mob was getting dan
gerOus. told them he would show them
through the Jail that they might see
that Massey was not la the jail, The
leaders Of the mob wcut through the