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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
TUE LEGISLATIVE EXCLUSION
IgTS

San Antonio, Tex. Feb. - Especially
"A legislative excursion. including about
fifty members. and fifty others, includ-
ing members of the press. spent the day
in the Alamo City, IN response 10 an
invitation rendered by the citizens The
excursionists arrived on the . o'clock
train from Austin. aud were met az tine
depot aud escorted 10 A hotel. where
breakfast was served After breakfast
they were given drive over the city.
including a visit to the several brew-
cries
After dinner an informal reception with
Refreshments was rendered lie visitors
az the hands of the San Antonio club.
While 90 the club the legislators nsscm-
bled, aud after olecting Scnntor limbo
den chairman. and Mr. Frank Crnyens
Of th Waco News as secretary. passed
resolutions introduced by Representa-
tive GOssett returning thanks to the citi.
zens Of san Antonio for their hospitality
and 90 the San Antonio club aud lntrf-
national aud Great Northern railway
for cOurtcsies. Most of the lcn slators
expressed themselves Ia favor Of locnt-
INK one Of the courts Of civil appeals ia
san Antonio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

3 Mr. Morton Is q typical Western farmer
ana husluraN man. lie NJ ul ucdium hflEhi
ANA build, With clear blue eyes ana rare
81 an, mst plain former" said be- ~
was not au applicant for thV plhvr, but Mt
Cleveland Ma lonurod uc Win the an
pomtmemi, aud nui proud of thr dUlm"-
ION ] huyo hrcn farmer an my me-
have lived un tho same lurul, just ul1 lte
OF Nebraska city, Tor twenty i've ycAd. !
confess That was s9unter ! took np
land aud lived Ou u two years before The
government ppehed 10 up, and ! hold my
tile ftum the government Ever mnCc ter
ndvaucWucnt Of agriculture an the state,
anl fpi twenty years / have hccn connected
with the state hoard of NgrgmWic'
before NcGraska ood the elder Western
stutvsY'
"rhe tnun question has hccn passed upon
hy thoaO pvOpic and has been sVtticd, The
WlHtcra farmers dc noe want hirh prot, r+
uoincut has to do Win the popular money
fnllnUipH Many honest prrsnns huVo an
idea TINT tlir country Would he hvucr or
with Cheap money, Nud lmVc am idea that
iuuso uu thr uthcr side hplleYp thut money
cunuut Or nNdp out uf something not NNlu-
ahlp hcfuro % hrcomcs muncy or something
thai Promises 40 pp} value
"ihe inAlcih question: thr RhuNorn-
lag one uF, Hnd la tlo only unc on which
ihe lopuust party builds ls hope of a Ia
what viii be Ma mtureY' was asked,
con This YViN question ~ nlon''y I believe
the Republicans uOw n he Rppulist party
WIN NcY largely return 90 their OnglpRl
organization aud the Democrats, 4 thuk,
will du tho same. Tho consumption ot
AhOO.OoO 0uuCcs Ot silver hulllOn each month
by the g0yerlmcnt Is unwlse, In nay judg.
nlent,
1--WE shnn s0tn have tho absurd spectacle
prcsmtrd 90 tln world of a great nation
buying silver bullion With lVgul tendcr
Nlyof lollnrf, The former continued &C the
raie, of SID udut stamp per oluce and
uc latter gOng 40 the market prlrc of the
world fur nVNer az 50 CENTS nu nuncc,
ani bullion owner from the sellmg of silver
bullion and taking the pay IA silver dot
Mr.. Morton WAS a playmate OF Governor
| Flower. Tie and The governor were born in
the sumc town 0t Adams. jefferson county,
AIR, Morton s GO years old His parpuls
| Went 20 Michigan and hc married whcn
~ years old uud moved 90 Nebraska Tho
farN on witch Ne settled rs known ms
"ArbOr lodgc" llc "a the father 81 NAr.
hor Day. and The legislature fixed "ArhOr
Day" on Aprl % Which b his nirthday
Alr, Morton WAS territorial governor Of
the state AMI was artng governor ia 1861.
MP, Morton Is strenuous opponent of
the Hatch anu-0ntion hNl lie thluks the
fQnncrs should ohicct 10 lt ana holds thut
exchanges anl boards of trNde Which That
hill seeks o. destroy. are at areat adNan,
tngp. N ihore were no EXCHANGES, Air. Mop.
ton argues, nillcfN could sNl their own rrl,
pra on niniN aud tlc farmer would he uh-
llged 10 Nccept them. Mr. Morton Is u law
yer, but not la practice now,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
TrIE HOUSE

Washington, Feb. - Not more than
two dozen members We're IN attendance
when the house met thia morning After
disposal of some routine business. Mr.
Henderson Of North Carolina moved the
house 20 into committee Of the whole
for The consideration Of the postoitce APP
prQpriution hill.
Instantly. Mr.. Hatch Of Missouri was
ON his feet, antagonizing the moNOn with
the ant-oution bill. Mr.. Hatch raised
the question of considerations but Mr.
Heuderson's motion wits successful. lAl
To 81. and the house resumed cOnsidcrn-
ton Of the posto!lle appropriation Hill.
The pending motion, thut of Mr. Kyle
striking ont the clause muRmg am APP
preparation for epccial mail facilities was
lost.
The hin was then reported TO the house
and passed.
Its passage wns the signal for another
parliamentary struggle, Mr.. Peel of Ar
KANSAS claiming recognition In behalf Of
tile lndinn appropriation bill aud Mr.
Hatch desiring To- move Ia go into cOm-
mittce of the whole for the purpose of
taking mp the nnti-option hill
Mr. Peel was first 20 get recognition,
aud on a rising vote carried his motion
hy vote of l02 20 81
Mr. Hatch demanded the yeas and
nays which was ordered, after Mr..
Hatch, hy parliamentary inquiry had
elected the information that IL MIR pecl's
motion was voted down he would he
recognized TO move 10 tUhc up the anti
option bin The result was yous 40.
nays a.. SO the house went into com.
mittec of ihe whole ON the Indian APP
preparation hill The house broke into
a roar uf laughter, when the speaker
called Mr. Hatch 90 the chair as preside
ing officer Mr.. Hatch was reluctant 10
take the gayel bat yielded, after q few
words of consultation with Mn Crisp
Tho general debate was limited Ia
three hours, and icel chairman of ne
committee spoke in explanation of tho
Mll, A lage part OF his speech was de-
voted 10 an argument ia advocacy Of the
reduction Of the territory allotted Ia
tile lndiaus and in favor of the pnss,ig
of bill 60 ratify the agreement Cor
opening the Cherokee strip, which hill
he had not heeu able 60 ret vote ON,
aud cannot. under the rules, put Into the
appropriation bill
The members of the house were worn
ont and famyed from last nights Sos
siOns and many left the bnldlng after
the general debate bemn.
Mr., Rockwell denounced the items In
the bin appropnatlng Sa0S,322 for ar
rcsirs Of interest az 3 per cent on rho
uust funds Of the Chickusaw nation
aud Similar claims Of the Choctaws,
Greeks and other tribes as wen as the
present system OF Indian education.
Mr. Peel, rplyin, said an the claims
were based on solemn obligations OF the
government
General debate closed aud .dr Outh-
waite submitted the conference ngnrt
on the army appropriation bin ia order
that Il he printed.
After Mr., Hooker had uusuccessfugy
Nfl a.. ..H
% pass private bin the house cd.
iournel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
REDWlNE'S GONE.
he Was Cashier Of tho Gate City Bank Of
Nlaula--He Has Sixty Thousand Dol
lars With Him.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb, 92--Ihe disnppcar-
Nn'e and detalcatiun of Cashier Rndvilt,
@! the Gate City NnH0nll bank az ills
Wy Is the biggest financial sensation
Allanta nus known for years. This
nNImhs q thorough examination of the
pnhA affairs was made " trc O.lietrs
9i the Clearing House association and
IVY oo rSa'orled the defa,cntion t. De about
1w','uu, certainly no more Hau that
the% also say Redwine must have taken
lhe hnik ct II tho past Cow weeks end
tuRt ne has probably teft with SUI ,son
OF NfoVln on his pcrs1a. Ciearib,s bn,,se
pnVels declare the Gate City National
ullh can pay depositOrs evary cent ana
can pay stockholders n full.
1he greatest mystery about the affair
n t''uWlpe ulsnppe0rance. IN 20 this
~ 10y absolutely no trace has been found
~ ms whereabouts He Walked ont ~
NE bank barcheaded, borrowed hat
rom q friend IN the basement az the
hhhk building and has nor been ssar
since; Whether lac Is hiding In he div
~ whether he fastened to catch m onf.
houhn train nobody knows The ba1k
=. ',usi aali block from the union de.
~ S'i We latter theory seems probable.
ny y neheYed that he has gone West
heuwsne has evidently been living be,
s"Au hls means for years He i,as hean
one on me most prOminent members ~
tle Sapltai Nity club, and Il Is believed
ne lias some Of the clubs funds. the pro.
essds OF a recent bond sale. The bank
N n'iais believe Redwine has heen s..
n,nN LOT several years, bur in small
e @,eV" ~, iils Position euabled him 10
discovered week are 4 bank evep,.
l .,. was here, aud kodwine. 10 cover liz
.N,,, ~, ,lfew on other banks for
l2'ai q S2l 900. It appears he saspe,t.
SSo, Nv, he hea been discovered aud took
N'o'VVV 60 100000 with him in his flight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

superior debater and e4pouuder Of Demo
cratic doctrine.
With easy manners. clenr. pfncirai-
ing voice and fluent How of words. be
presents O commanding appearance upon
the floor OF the house.
y He seconded SIR Gossett's nomination
for speaker in one II The best speeches
ever delivered in the representatives hall
Of Texas and on that and other occu-
sions won the distinction OF being one Of
tie finest word painters in the hUuse.
while at the snme time his speeches are
supported by logical illustration and
close reasoning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

maui attributed 10 the talent of this
Young man.
lonng Dashlell was horn M Chappell
I'M, rcx.. April 10. tSGn aud Is the
non of that able aud worthy Mcthudia
minister Rev. R d. DasMell.
In Junc, 1856. he graduated In tho
high school at Bronham, Tex. aud In
Septemher following entered The Univcr.
Hty Of Texas, whcrc he remained four
years taking a special COURSE
ne was a ucmber of The liusl, literary
society md m iS,9 was chosen as lbs
commercial orntor lle was for while
'pnnecied with thc state geological sur
gey Ne studied law with his brother.
b. II. paehivn, On lewctt. Tex. was adj
Nllted 10 the bar ia iSOi and was au-
poinwd county attorney Ia iSO2. M
which capacity hc proved himself ma
able and fearless prosecutor.
After receiving the nomination for
representative. lac entered The campaign
10 behalf of hts party; mot Tracy aud
other leading fhhd purity Speakers m
hfty-siN public discussions, aud on eyery
occasion he proved to be an ointment and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
CRAWFORD
DRY coon
COMP
GREENvILLE HATIs|
Uniform Rank knlghIs d ~
Ward "a a nsr.snI
Condition

Grcenvtlle. Tx. l'oh a.
The Uniform Rank y ki
thias met last hight and
hcers as follow: $. ]. ltNN
j. n. Ross. lientenahti y D 3
aid; q. Z. Fulton. resglt
or treasurer: j, II b lgNI 4
NJ. Worshnm, sentinel M
give u grand supper b. 4 y
Traiumaster r. s. McD9Vl'
son arranging for Il nev aa \
take effect on Tie 2Jtl
changes are being made
TeNns and Pacific passals
through this city on aceopA
near Aiincola.
Claim Agent fergpsol
IN the city.
Joe loinansey. The 1lHN
and Texas COW catcheE :
with w.
The new rule Of tle Apf
company requires ~ ~.
Is Il Coli revolver Slfpp2A
waist in plain view 4
Night iardmas,cr llaiihh
ton and W. Green. leaIf Y,
for Emory this creuig 70 wv W..
The Cumberland Psiyf
has organized an elWllsHl,
raj musicians have peH
choir h directed BY Mn :
of Clarksyille, an enllneA
A committee Il "a.
iieht-of.way for le
from Roberts 10 this ce
Mrs. Georgia Lownd
COMMISSIONER court X.
The county has gaiyhat.
bridges, which will e ei
in this term IT egQlt
Or. Thomas Hopkins
iana this evenine aih "
state his future home
Mr.. w. n. Ward y,
Greenyllle bank robOss
Tenn. undergoing ires Il,.. X
q very precarlons celal .'..,
rram Yesterday states
change; TINT n WE WEE
thinks a surgical Ogen'l''
formed to-day.
District CLERK stegen X.
room with a severe a'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
J. STERLING MORTON.
CLEVELAND'S SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE.
He Discusses Western haues- Democrat
and Republicans win Leave
tho PopuiistG

New York. Feb. - what could be moro
fitting thnn appointing % man who could
raise iJTi bushels of corn On a twpuy.ucrc
lot secretary pf gmlCultureg
This a. tie record of J Sterling Morton
of Nebraska WHO ~ 60 succeed "uclo
Jerry" Rush. He raiswl the cOru on hH
aud stumpcd the state for Cleveland br-
tween times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
The Junior Texas Senator OPP
poses the Hawaiian Treaty.
He WANTS DOORS WIDE OPEN
When 50 Important Matter 10 The Nation L
Passed Upon
Hatch Does ISIS best 60 Get the Anti.
option BnI Up Ia the House but
FaiIs-The Indian 1911 Under Fire
Harrison's Proclamation.

Washington. Feb. % The senate in
executive session today considered the
Hawaiian treaty. and Mr. Morgan made
strong plea for annexation.
Mr. Mills OF Texas opposed to the pres
cnt ratification of the treaty. He Insists
ttnt n question of such Importance ought
not 10 be discussed behind the closed
doors Of the senate. but should be freely
aud fully discussed by press and peo-
pie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
1TloStiIlabl0
Vslue

-'ac discovery by Or. prica
Of a new process for extract.
ils IRON the true fruits their
natural favor win be "a
ines:ima5le value and benefit
TO The consumers Of iiavoring
extracts. By tAis process the
AavoTing principle Of the fruit
employed is brought out so
perfectly chat when Used to
flavor rnhes, creams, etc, It
srapasts tie delicate and
delicious tcsts Of the fruit
ssself ThoaaandS Of pounds
Of the costly Mcxicra Vanilla
Teaa are anarelly ccnsumed
il shs manufacture Of DIR.
prics's Delicious ExtracMoi
Vanilla Ladies', try DR..
Prices fiavors Il you w.sh
nice desserts. Voc VIII never
be disappointsa 10 their usa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Washington, Feb. 22--Fiye wears ago
The birthday OF Washington was com.
mempMted In the senate by the reading
~ bits t0wwei Address hy MIR ingalls.
To-day The precedent was repeated, Mir.
Mandcnon, president pro tenn. being the
reader Almost an the senator's ana n
fairly large audience IN the galleries
gave close attention Aft0r tho cOucu-
sion q hricf executive session was had.
ana then tbr senate took np the sundry
civil bin and agreed 10 an amendments
paesel In committee Ol the whole. Tho
bill WAS thea PASSED.
The conference report on the army ap-
promistlon bin WAS agreed 10.
Tue consular and diplomatic appropri-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
LET UP on CANADA.

Washington. Feb. 22-1rhe president
today issued proclamation reyoking
the tolls levied on Canadian lcsscis aud
cargocs In the Suulto Ste Marie cNnal In
consequence OF the Dominion government
adopting mn order In council removing
ing Determinations against American
vessels passing through Cnndii On canals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
no nXCL1TDE ULLTTERATEs.

Washington, Feb. 22-SepltOr Cham
der. from the committee on immigration,
today submitted 10 the senate q iuvura-
bic report on his bill increasing hy three
the number of excluded claf'ss of rIens
lllitcrntcs over ~ years. parsons pdtii.
nlly on wholly disabled from manual
labor and persons belonging to socicut :
which Justify unlawful destruction Of
life aud property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
poRr DrpOsrr FIoOnRD.

Port Deposit Ma, Feb - -One half
q This ilaco is rndcr water and The
other half X covered with blocks Of Ice
drltwO0d and Wrcchage. Homeless
residents arc now chartered IA houses
huilt III the side OF tho mountain. Ylle
water neither Increases nor recedes la
some parts Il covers the iirst stories OF
The bOusos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

In tie personnel Of the senate OF the
i,Twenty-third Legislature appears a ypi-
cal Texap In the person of Hon. J. g..
Beidwin. representing the Twenty-ciehth
senatorial district, composed Of thirty
three, counties.
Succeas achieved by linn as n practi-
tioner at the bar and as q business man
wnrrnntH bis friends in predicting Tor
him a brilliant career ~ n legislator
Thirty-One years 0go at Dodd, Fannin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
HnN. Y. N. DASrnETI.

The subject Of this sketch, Hon. l. r.
Dashiell. representative from the dis
trict composed Of Leon and Madison
counties is one Of the youngest mem
hers OF the housp VI representative OF
the Twonty-third legislature. A nomi-
nation by accamntion, which was fol-
lowed by an election by 1850 majority
over his opponents, We're high endorse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
nnINLANS INTENTInN.

Washington. Feb ~. Il is the ntcn-
tiou of Mr. Holman to call up the sum
dry ciyil bill, us passed by the senate.
tomorrow. The silver men Of the house
have insisted that the measure must hC
considered In committee Of the whole
before going to conference, sO as to give
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
rnerrn M RETIRE.

Washington. Feb. % Secretary john
w. F0ster win tomorrow retire from the
cahinct for the purpose OF assuming the
management of the case OF the United
States before the International tribunal,
20 assemble in Paris for arbitration Of
the Boring sea question:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

New York. Feb 22.A special from
Broukyillc. Pa, says: Geo. A. jerks.
solicitor under Cleveland during his last
term has been asked to become attorney
general ia the president-elects cabinet,
and has consented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

san Antonio, Tex, Feb ~. ESPECIALLY
Nv l.. Camp today received notihgas
tion of his appointment hy Governor
HOsg as district attorney Go succeed
MayOr-rlect paschM Camp came here
TWO years ago from Jefferson, aud h a
trloAa and supporter Of Governor Hogg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

alton bin was then taken up, but without
any action upon u.
Tho scnntp again proceeded 20 consul
GRAFTON OF executive business and after
the executive session the scnaie ad-
i0mrmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
W.SBlsseLL

years aud has acted as chairman Of
the naval committee nf the house
Richard Omey Is one o. the leading
practitioners ia Massachusetts. lie has
not held any political position or been
prominent ia political umtters, but IL
known us one OF the leading lawyers of
Boston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
cATTLEmES vai'
Twelve OF Them ss', r',., ~
when y collision .'.
brave Enslr'''

Tb U''I Rpe from iilrols .sl'
Twelve stockpien wv
collision on the Ballles .sl
Sa ',i'i miles cas-, 81 he,
inc. The men even N VA
boose of an eastboaaa I
was TO meet tne ,,f
Hatelock. The sroes
nj the depot ~ is'
sxtra failed 10 heaa
md fearing . c1li.los5
az The stock tram
and then ieaped %. ...,g
The trains care N,
Mat al the engine
which imlnediniely VA
az speed. running
man on the enc!ile n, li.
n , AZ Havelcek ',.sg
otber stock isain
OF cattle aud sp'A''
six cars. no W
None OF the sl9 IA.
ne fatally hur. .la 3
inrcd as far q If
w, laesVA, tt,ill JeaN "a
N. Q. Cruts ~ y Hs'l
Blackynore, " ~
lluu1Nl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

INV instiiutiou Of the United States, by
|s,iis,ffno 10 Il n reasonable division OF
~ remaining uBapproprated public DO
lmein. J. S. HOGG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
SPRINGER WANTS no KNOW.

Washington, Feb. - Today Mr..
Springer introduced IN the house the
following resolution for reference 10 the
committee on ways aud melns;
Whereas a treaty providing for the
annexation OF the Hawaiian islands "a
now pcndmg in the senate, which treaty,
~ Wtihod by the senate and 10y the gov
cnmrnt of Hawaii aud sanctioned hy
congress- will require the government
20 pay the public debt of Hawaii and
amounts due dep0siturs In the Hawaiian
savings banks. which may ngprecate
thiec and a quarter millions of dollars,
together with other sums. aud which will
reuuiW congress within the year 10 eX-
tend the tariff and international laws of
the United States To said islands, TINS
ohlignung tile government 10 pay to The
inhabitants of the islands a b0unty upon
Che sugar which may be produced In
thr islands, therefore
kcsNlNed. That the president OF the
United States be requested to furnish
the house with any information he may
Have showing the amount OF sHid postnl
deposits aud dcm of Hawaii. the rate Of
interest they may boar, when they win
be due and whore payable and what was
the nArl,rt value Of the bonded debit OF
that government prior TO The establish
meut OF the alleged provisional govern
meut Of hawait also 20 furnish the
house with any Information Ia his pos
session or OF the government showing The
amount of sugar annually produced in
Hawaii aud the amount OF money
which viii he required to pny the bounty
upon Hawaiian sugar, In case of annex
auon and the probable amount of other
obligations which the government viii
ihvWi As q nceessary consequence Of such
annexation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
TIIn ErLL gAnINEr

Feb. -. MIR. Cleye-
lLnd announced lis
evening ihnt hr lad
r0mplstad his cabi-
net ly tie selection
Of Ili hard Oluey Of
Boston for attorney
general aud Hillary
A. Herbert of Aln-
bama for secrpipry
Of he navy.
The completed cab
inet is ns fb'iuts
Walter O. Cipsh-
ann Of ntllona. see.
rotary ni stnle. Ino.
O. EurliaI, az It.v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

lucky. secretary Of the rousLy. Daniel
- Lamont Of New York, sccrrtnry "
war; Hillary A. Herbert Of Aabaiha.
secretary Of the navy; lloke Smith 9f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Robertson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

them chance 10 discuss the sherman
amendment TO the BILL providing for the
issue of bonds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

luz hIMIIIAIIlIV IIlAHUN'
Washington, Feb. ~ The first an
nuUl convention oi the American b-iue-
lnliic leugue was called 10 order today
g its president General A. j. Warner.
About hlty delegates from the Western
states were preseut General Warner
stated the aim Of the league was to he sr-
curing of legislation for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver. Addresses
were made by General Weaver Mrs
Lcuse aud senator Stewart of Nevada
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Stteoeltaaenoe bar life Mioler til at o,pre
6oranor'rgen Itrar. Ten tptbore gPelertn
bar Den meite Sto funnel pparbeioe mere
emo Oct oobbelte 8paHtum Relt, bpis ban
bapoe bapt ben. 5eIserue er fore griits.
omtoiininger.
Sette Sreo er itrepet meo to Seniiater.
ierlt, bois "Roiten" pelpiuist oil ovtaae bet,
al iaoe SnnosfnPno trinot pmtrina / Qonoet
oloe, at ct gnocls' gteieri IaOer fla oprette
% orioe nleo 6Croel, % maaIte oisic gltter
ihlloe Rl9!pe til, at Guore pllee be0bnoe ,
,attnte Hetning. Geru9f bar lea tGutt
mig, at lainnie ginier fanlte funoc uao Tolf
I 9lore SettIemeuter. bpor Turoelen al
Wfeter'oriIt er alminoeIis tienot. Sois Der
oIanot oisle Tube bare uogen meo liot til.
beoIte, o8 iom Cniteoe at "gaa Scit", til Dem
pl Ie9 li9e: &c Geer ON / 8inmar Genen.
per er lgnnenoe Ilaos for MtcierimGuo, Der
lah lGtte en- Seorlft oroeutlig i9nng; %
nteo Oct famine s Itaiier Goer Ell Qpo 6or.
refining, bile s meb GOers Grempel % 9uos
lt9t opbjGIpe belle Smesnen. Sult paa, at
MtcIertet er ber, % je9 ltal ii9e, at oct er life
laa let at faa Oct uprettet heller. Ser er
me9ef Sa9itrpu at tiGmpe mco. ON 8iu.
teren bar GrpUrt al YteIt til 9~uiaiugbperne
nit Jig nle9et Ipnuenoe. - 9grb.
Qoamion.