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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
saowNF,sLo.

Miss Nettie Cook u quite sick.
There are quite . number sick WIN
measles In this vicinity.
Miss Flossie Gatchell 10 home IRON
Ashland, Mas, on her vacation,
where she has been attending school.
Ma Hattie Eastman has closed her
school In Eaton, N. H., and 10 stopping
with her parents.
vrs. Howard Porter, sss Misc Emm.
Libby, h visiting her parents NJ. ana
lra. IrAAk libby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
EAST WATERFORD.

Misc Hattie Saunders Is Waiting at
James ChadbOurne's.
Ludwig Gerhard 10 spending . few
days with his family ut william knight
Chauneey Ames was 90 badly hurt the
lth a. to require the services OF physi..
clan. He Was struck by swing board
which knocked out two teeth and other
Wise injured him.
Miss Kate Abbott recently visited her
aunt In Yarmouth.
Miss Emma Knlshtly 10 home from
Massachusetts.
George Young.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

p,,. Hill 4, suffering from the gener-
49,. II !. good hay weather,
IS 5rie. up the fields a little too fast.
49, maker, would be perfectly Will
,S .u.peud operations long enough
|lNe a good rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
NORWAY LAKE.

Miss Lillian Haynes Of Boston ID stop.
ping 1t Alfred Shattuck's.
Mas 8. p. Newhall has arrived home
for the summer.
Frank and willis Hale OF Massachn.
sstts are stopping for few days with
their aunt, Nfs. Q. w. Partridge.
Mrs. J. r. Bnd'ury 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. n. d. Burnham Of Frye
Nm. Warren Whittier and daughter
Of Newton, Mas, are visiting at Benz
2afsf9u'G - NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

s..,,, b,y making wasn't fashionable
sssaay. The hay makers had to
- 100 hard through the week, and
sIlIinr to take full day of rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

- ,,.,pc, of Rev. Mr.. Wedge, the
y ~ ;, ,bs Baptist church Was sup
sSh., sunday by Mr.. Bangs OF Nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

.II,,is 4. IIoughton of Lindsey,
VS. !, ,i.liing her sunts, Mrs. Greene
MI. pr. lloughton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

NJ. gertrude Haskell and Miss Mat
p,,rsw. from Otisfield are stopping
N, anil Mrs. II. y. Moore, who are
I'm VI. IIOughton's house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

n. ,,d Mr.. John :. Miller Of Con-
W n are here for their vacation.
80 ~ ,,on, are left in the brooks In the
'sai,y hayr gone into hiding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
EAST PERU.

Bert kidder, who WAS hurt about
three weeks ago, Is falling and they
have but little hopes OF him.
Elezsr Poland Is falling very fast. lie
cannot last long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
LOWELL.

A slight shower Thursday relieved the
monUt0ny of sunshine for short time,
but the corn leaves roll badly on tho
dry farms.
Mr.. Charles Reynolds and wife Of
Boston are visiting ut w. o. Browns (;
also DR.. K. G. Andrews and wife OF
North Arson.
A strawberry festival was given at the
town house on Tuesday evening by the
ladies Of the Christian Circle. A good
number were In attendance.
Misses Carrie Hubbard and Annie IL.
Chapman arc Waiting friends In Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

u, Wedge l. taking his vacation.
W. Wv Mrs. Wedge are on u visit 70
|e,,ean. y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

>, ,o1 buy YOUR boots and shoes at
49, shes store. opposite Elm House,
- go Naines II not, what Is the
L..ons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

Pm Andrews has returned to
VS. 'ni r,-opened her residence here
|. ,hs summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

Those In want Of healthy, out door employ
ment for the summer will do well 10 read the MT
I'm another column hea.led ~ ork onere'l."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

vE. Chase OF Haverhill' Mass
vrs IT,, her sisters at Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

Iohn II. Hutchinson OF New
NJ Com Conn, Is visiting relatives at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

Ian \. Merrill had the misfor-
VI. ~ - M. COW last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

r,,rle. Iawsou Of Boston Ia
W. nj. vacation at Mrs. Mellen's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18

=. ..wIllum" Kilborn Of Portland
Nas.siI ., Al the Hubbard House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
:. oxford psmorrst.
aON THE HILL.
pIRECr0RY.

,c,u,ch. Rev. r. weiEe, Pas.
r-t BsPtist nv nv sunday 40 n A. n. Sunday
Prsehns s.bbaih Evening service 81 !
- a ~ Meetings Thursday evenings q
Es,A a, church; sunday School ever
nssallAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

giving them 70 understand at the same
time they had nothing to fear from
him. A little later he was summoned TO
the governors office where the plan
was laid before him and he was ordered
70 carry q out The colonel Informed
the governor in forciblo language he
was on duty 10 maintain the peace and
not % break IT, The Republican house
no said was the legally constituted
house Of the state Of Kansas and he did
not propose to Interfere with it in the
transaction Of It's business.
The governor made reply that the col
onel would obey the order or be- relieved
from command
The colonel retorted when the governor
relieved him Of his command his rpgi.
ment would relieve itself from duty aud
would disband. These demands com
prised n decided majority OF he men
10 file and the cOlone's retOrt staggered
the governor, who found himself in n
dilemma, from whioL there was no os-
cape except that offered by the three
companies Of provisional troops formed
yesterday undcr the governors prOcln-
nation calling for volunteers. but among
the thousands of people arrived here this
morning there were perhaps SOD men
who came from their homes under arms
IN response to Republican and pOurhsf
calls for volunteers. OF these 800 men
only about 100 were pOpulists. 900 the
reinforcement Of The provisional troops
was not very effective. 10 was as No..
suit Of this state Of Affairs coupled with
the fact the sheriff declared his intention
20 swear ia a posse of 1000 men tO take
control Of the public peace that led to
a suspension Of h0stllities aud the final
attempt as already notod 10 arrive at
cOmpromigp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
sENATE cnMNLITrENs-

Austin, TcN.. Feb. tG.- lSpccim) D.
Senate Judiciary committee Nu. has
decided To- report laNowbly thc follow.
Ing bills.
Mr. simpsons bin 90 provide for the
punishment of those who throw .tuurs,
missiles or discharge firearms go rail-
way trains.
Mr lmbodons bill to provide penalty
Tor leaving open railway gJlrt.
Buldwius bin % prevent the unlawful
issuance of occupation tUN receipts.
blll tu prevent fishing uul hunting Boz
The enclosed lands o' another
Mir simpson hIII for tlu better prutor-
ton ui h.u and game
The committee viii recommend thut
house hlll tu regulate the sNlr ul liquors
boz referred io thr finance committee.
S'uuto committee Uu Internal Improve
mcLH met tonight and decided to no..
port miuypruhIy the senate Iill tp dr-
iiuc che puWrr- aud duties ul corporations
tu remove distractions from u.d to rru-
der thr navigation Ot tln lrlz0s. Trinity
and other rivers ol the state possible.
The ruupus for making this report 1v
alleged 10 ho because such HurI, b. within
the Jurisdiction ol tHu United Stutu- guy-
oumcut nud because be is only proposed
To- mako iru" navigation below Trinity
ON the Trinity and below Richmond u
the Brn2Hs, and tDIh i, contrary In
Federal law Wd furthermore it such o.
mcUur" hcruumr 20 law congress might
Interpret b. Co Wuu % ruliuuuiNW.ut off
jurisdiction over lN. rivers. which Nuuld
vui Oh ull iutUr. appropriations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

the sugar producers of this country,
would nuke $40. 100000 as the amount
paid for sugar bounty each year. me
annual amount of sugar consumed pm the
United Sfatrs during last year ainounied
tu 4.O24GiG01J pounds of Which ne
United States produced about one-eiguth'
According to the figures of the ihief-
nal revenue bureau the annual consnmp-
lion or su.,nr Il sixty-nine pounds for
each man. womnu and child of our pop
ulntJu. England consumes seventy
eight pounds per capita, but this rs
accounted Tor IN largc measure hy the
quantity Of canned goods put up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
nARl-lsLn.s nEN1AI-

Washington. Fob iG Senator Carlisle
asked whit au,horitr there was for ihr
settlement credited 40 mw tl1t 'oup of
ny FIRST official steps will Dec 60 issue
bonds aud this will Doc followed hy o.
sppcini Session of congress. and She snur-
man act iwlI be- then repealed" ha rp-
piled, 81 lDNr bad uu interview 0u tho
subject pud made uU such statement tu
anybody. ] desire 90 say further I liyu
not announced to amy one what lAr policy
OBJ iucUuiug administration viii Doc lu tho
subject aud Do pot intend Too do so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
NM NJ - srnnr.

,Mea'lertord Tex. Foh. IT. iSneojsl
), ne stock OF dry goods sold to RWtt5
broS by 4. q, Wilson was this erani",,
attached log Neumrgcr 4 sons of Phit
a,'flpmao' through their attorney. A. M
ming about Sl5O1 Somr Teai rsts, 'un "
q - WILSON was ALSO attached hy ~.
Maren-hrown company OF Fou Wort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
MIL IN RArIEIEn-

\ careful canvass OF the members OF
the senate appears 10 Indicate the Has
liam treaty will De- ratified with several
votes more than the necessary tWO-thirls
90 spare 10 Is understood the membcrs
of che torelgu affairs committee have
sounded the temper nt ihe senate ANA hnd
TINS conclusion warranted The limit OF
the opposition n put nc twenty votes.
while other senators more sanptlinc be-
hevo those opposed @ the treaty cannot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
nAIIRnApERs W

Uouston. Tex, Feb ~
There was q meeting % nsi
of General Manager Va al
tbe Southern Pacific O as rev
Tia leading officials Of W.
TRANSPORTATION deparu1s'iIjJs s,
ing roads leading 10 sr.
esuecial business IVES w,
what new arranggAss ty ny
would not he given on, s,ts
present. The only n,
was thai they had ils' sr'ssi 3 +
under Standing and ags'e,,
General Traffic neas,.rl
the Atlantic system r,i Slli
Ernttsrhpirt and Gensgli1.'o
- y Van Vieck Traffic Wa
the Southern PaelIa,e. ,aD yig
Texas Central, \ NAissfi.asN
and General Traihc a, ss
'rr,i .pn'ortaticn Marass
General Superlnlenu,1e NJ nv
weli superintendent y s
tbe Missouri, r5t
Toxos ana j. al
ersl freight agent 81 w rsastn
Aransas Pass. Ky Salh
Arans0s Pass 20 tlr a " (.
l. snpposed 70 be oas
discussed, It being wv ~
torney- General uul' tte ots
The law to preyenl. Nv, lima
parallel and compe'ins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
FORT WORTH IN IT.
Her Charter Amendment Bill
Goes in Today.
THE FALLEN WOMEN HOME
To Be Built Here Tho Advance Files Ms
Charter Gosseips Corporation Bill.
Aimed al tho Gamblers lie
ehanios Lien Law.
AIMED AT TnE GAnRLNns.

Austin, Tex. Feb 49,. Especial Sen
"a blow la his bin today. which will make
those gentry remember him BOO their
prayers. llp has introduced mll de-
lining IL private residence So that guu.
hl'rs can not ht THEN rooms mp us resi-.
duuces and there crude The luw. Hotel
rooms are also squeezed Out
under the bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
0'nONNEIIls nrrrNsr

=, lnut.s,bnrg' Pa. Feb iG The defense a,
Wv " lhnneil ease opened today. A npn
w oi Witnesses were examined ana tbeir
nn ' ,ba 'n nrlei was that defealInt
w 'ne gay ot the great riot advised nnn'
ple 20 Keen away from the river 49,
oau ordered them TO stop lighting. ''N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TIE hawaii SUGAR cROp.

Washington. Feb. 10 Aside from the
political questions Involved n the annex.
alton of Hawaii. Il also has q commer-
cial aspect The United States during
last year Imported from che Hawaiian
isltnds 21O.O0O.ON0 pounds of sugar.
which az the present bounty rate wonld
require the annual payment 10y the Unit
ed States of So. 8tslO00 year 10 the
sugar producers Of that country. which,
added TO the Ss,0OO,OOO annually paid 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
CAWISLES PARTING DINNER

Washington, 'ch, lG,-The parting
diuurr given Senator Carlisle tonight
10y his lutc associates in the senate was
q memorable affair. Tie company in-
,Wdrd glAost The entire senate lrcA-
don't rrotcu Maudcrsun OF Nebraska
presided in the absence OF Ei,-prcI-
dent Morton, who later in he evening
upr'lted aud made happy lutlc
speech. The speeches. both ot tlp rbnir-
mun and of the guests. were excellent
MACPHERSON in proposing the health of
Carlisle referred 90 the lessons of his
tory, which showed that Jefferson Mndi-
SON, Monroe and John Quincy Adam.
az stepped from tine tr,aury 10 thc
Nhir House, and asked who knows
hul history may repeat itslfy
Carlisle WAS greeted with a warmth
thGl mWifrstly affected him Hp cgrc.
fully avoided touching upon any pucs-
tiou affecting thc financial policy of tLn
most administration Aside from p,.,
snual thanks, Carlisle directed His r,.
morhS "a discussion of M, growing
non-IUrtism character of the apunt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
a NORT W0Rrn cuAnrrn

Austin Toy. Feb ~ -fSnnst,tN
ONLY one charter was 6lcd with t6r XII.
Wtpy OF state today Tho Advance
Publishing company for thu purnosa of
running q printing aud puhlishinv bnsl.
ness Third party newspaper In the ~,
Of Fort Worth cnp,tal stock S80OOi
Interpretations Ihomas T. Nueent. NJ
M Moore ana n. u, DagWtt of Fort
Marion Martin of C0rsicana. Hyon Iones
Of Dublin, y. j Chambers Of Cleburne.
II, T. O'Neil of lipdon. Jcone ~
Hearty of Dallas, u NJ. Perdn of
Mlmola. w. O, uutchlson OF san Marcos.
~ Gaines OF IommNnche aud M. III.
kinaptOn OF Denison
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
srrnENlr cnrNl.

Austin, Tex, Fob, lG-lspga
supreme court the following "a
entered today:
Application FOR writ " ,rT
ease OF Jones ct ulr W L'v 2
BpSUr.
Application for writ q eng
iu the case " the Ailspuf ~
Texas Hallway company " inA
Lumber company, ftum lnhp'
Application for Wits Of efW /
nlei n the eases " liacll Arl
The state. from MltcAfD anl y
W.. the city National bank u NJ
from Tulruut
Bprrpuus stock company y
from Tom Green, and fr6aetl.A
company VS.. Mccormick q a. p
lur were submitted.
ln dlsuissiug the epphesnll Y
of error ia the ease Of toe hiP-'
aud rwus halfway compag x n
County Lumber company uN VIZ
pplloc is the applicant for lhe Wy
The court. speaking thIolgh IVY,
tict Gains says that ne wy
has mo Jurisdiction q ile e
Bit was brought M one gi'lu,',
Trinity county for ISL iA.t.
on llpiHpnt ~ certain ig1.l' y
%. AZ the time the Nii w Y
district court was in,esid WV .
dictlon Of thl county cuuIi. uil1
act uf the legislature llf
the sniff iu the lower c0uft "
nnof riyll appeals reYersellls li'''
rendered Judgment lot Ali....
the law of 1872 lu22l we W.
apprUls hns final jurisdirlion Y
Which tho county Coufi ha. ~
uu.lcr The constitution ~ W d
there boon no statutory chalt, u
court would have had lWiss-' n
rs clear that ln this case W. Wi !
the court of civil appeals .
this ease can he Dfougm WIZ Z,
captions 20 tho law aDoNe w, N. Z.
pellee claims ,hat this cow, u
lion under article lOil A on Wy
tinnci act AMI the secona vi
article. This article was p9.
extend the jurlHdicuon q 4, "A
yond the limits prcsCfihel "
NIAtlft ANA III NNN NA'f 10 ~ n /
huus the Jurisdiction, e1eg " N
civil appeals. That NV" ~
section. when construed ~ NJ
pncli other. make 10 100 gifH
Doubt tbat II WIS the Wen 49,.
tent OF the Legislature 10 ,l wy N,
meats Of the c0ur's q VIZ rl
elusive va all eases WINCH M ta z
under the constitution, ln9 ~
try, with n few wen deAA@
NE exceptions contained Y .,.' "A (,
apDly onlr 10 Judgment 10 le5S 49,,
ana were lutrrdpd ouly IA rrs n
tain ciasap. OF cases In w.iea .s, y
would br u Judgment o. WI
and was not intended "a .,sia OIL
uf eases therein deslsle' n B
operation OF other ptolls.yy ~ ,,
Utes' and FOR these reason. q
fSr a Writ OF error Is dl'''''
by Gaines.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
sHERMAN's LETTER.

Topeka. Kan. Feb lG-Ilou a. 9.
Sherman. Republican representative from
letter today n was mailed W. North To
ptka. aud reads Look hero old man,
you had better take that pct prize fight
mig body guard of your and ~ back
home YOU might get your head swellcd
up little Look ont. the people here
are on TO your racket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
Nay 1913 ARnIlEHED.

MAY BE AbOIitiii.b'
Washington. Feb. tG-Gcncnl Robert
son OF Indiana. who is a member ut tue
{ tuh commission is here IL is generally
believed the commission will boz abolished
Last year the salaries ut Tue cpmihls-
siuners were reduced trum AJWD % year
Go S2UU. aud now it is proposed TO cut
them oH altu.pthcr. 1T Utah is made %
stute Of course thHt act VIII of necessity
abolish thc auti-MUrmou Dr TAN cum-
missions. as the Federal government can
not interfere with such affairs boo state.
While Iuclc Rufus Hatch Is dying ut
bis modest home on Suuytcu llnyyu
heights there pass from lip to up A
financial circles stories ui The doinGs
and thr uudOihgs of this once popular
leader of Wall street manipulation.
Tie is dying down On bis luck but lu
his quarter century or more ut Itir lu
the street he hua been up uud down
from top To bottom of thC ladder of
icyerish money getting and money los
iug.
lie had capital training for a sue
oesslUl man. lie was born Oh "a farm,
and had % good. iru uuicrpiuuius of
physical health He struck out at thr
uWp uf 80 from the modest Maine
homestead lie tried clrrkiug 30 as %
grocer boy got uu offer of partnership
300 thc store. ana had boo accepted il
uliuiu lny, s.ifirj dawn to 1u income
of $500 her yrlr But Hc declined and
wont West naturally 90 Chicago.
lie held thp surveyors chain when
the route OF one Dt the r0uds after
N.r..,....t,... ,,,,. 'i,iJ can't ir .tb.,t ,,Yy.
b.. ,..t l,t.r q, lnJ.r,..f ip fuiIrn1lni,r
.,fJ ,i.., ..v. t,. Immense ,..sihilitics
.,l tI.. 49, ~ a. ..,,it..,r,,t,lu,, rnutff,
~, Cti.l.., h,. nm. ,..,,. ~ m, bu,.i.t
If I.. .Yg,l, ,rnril.r. irt bi. opinions
.of nh. market were formed ut first
IauI Ia. ..ulI al, a. Ia of ,ycathpi.
r.,...,.s r.,. rr'n,ts of nrrp1rr In
.ruI rnI f,lr, bis ng.,. and r1rrert no
..t.s ~. .r H., ,.r., .t.t,rt IN this
L....f...I.. De-. .,r..t.i.,i anal ,yuu
ut.,. t.,.l..I I,.,. ,.. ri, rrl,,,u
conn ,.". t,r ..I ~ .i'..l .,tt ,,LrI
fI. '',li'I ,'.'..I II ~ Noon mn
r,f.... ,..il AMI grt,. Inn, Odd. , MON.
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.,,,J ,..,I, t,,5,,,,. ,w., ,.,,t'.,' fr..s
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hvt .n |.i,'l ,,,. i,', ,.,t si',,,. t',
.,. anal f,.IYr, ,... Ii,' r, fNTy yffl g
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

to appear before the Republican house
elections committee Gum is % Demo
crat and desires 90 test the legality 81
the Republican house organization iast
nighs through his attorney. hc appchlnd
TO the supreme court Tor q writ Of hg.
bcas corpus. He was released on BAIL
and the case Is set for hearing Friday.
On the decision of this case the legal
status of the Republican house viii de-
pend Republicans hope 20 he ablo 70
hold possession of representative hal
until ID is decided
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
cARIIsIE IN GOLD.

Jos. I Dc NNcirIulN
Of the treasury and
ea Senator Garth lc
had % long coil-
ference tllis moru-
inc over the iiulu-
cinl situation Meth
er would say amy
thing about thc cone
clusiou reached If
One was reached,
nor intimutcd what
tbc intention Of the
treasury might De-
Secretary Foster
snid he had ON
N I. N...r.H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

LINCOLN Nob, Fcb. IT. BnclstpT
Bros paving end pressed hrcs woris
Wer totally destroyed ly nrr to,ls.
Loss over 100000; insurance. une.bnIf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

muster even that number Efforts VIII
he made 10 have the whole question de-
butod and acted upon in open session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Iifs IIf NllilN v w
annexation, con
rluded by Secretary
Foster aud the com
tni .sioners of the
provincial govern
of Hawaii.
was transmitted to
the senate ycstpr
day. but not made
public. The mes
sage of the prpsi
dent was brief 1t
stated IL waB
deemed more dpsiI.
able 90 fully annex
the islands than to
rutc. The president
ID fUouur.IIy tVug upf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
RAIN IN TENSE,,s..

1. Me4p roiss have fallss
section md coAtiasi ~, ~
Telegraph wires 10 's''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

establish 20 UrUtoctu
says the overthrow A.,
in uny way promoted
that the restoration
of liIiuOkulnni is
undesirable ~ not
impu 4siblp.
Tie says: 1t Is
esscutiul TINT none
of the other Crrut
powers shall secure
these islands.
such possession
would not consist
with our safety
and with the peace
OF the world.
Prompt action uuun
this treaty Is very
the approval uf On,
good order will be- b.