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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail ~
Time Table No. :; % ,aSe eiiec, IS'VI a. m,

Time Table No ,, 10 take encct it.vi A. M,
sunday. November ~. 1872
Leave Wnsshng--i5,sJ, to:sJ, 1875. $500
t9:45. 500. tlO:23 fll:60 d. IN. sls:l5. ti;45
t3:Uu, 1910, si:3o, so:45. 1850 y. m.
Leave PsninsulA-tb: 70. 1910. t7.3, ts;0l,
1851, SOL. tl0:2g tii;5f q. m, si2:iS fi:o3.
1906, 1874 'i:4l. 100, tdkb p. IN. 80
Arrive .s. saEs,n,s is - s.1a
1872. 1888, u A., 1901, t6;i2
Leav, Terminsl JuBctiop-s6:H, fs;ss f;2l'
'iO:03 1922 tll;D a. m, ti:l5. H:i7, N'9o'
%: Is, t6:27, 1855. 1925, fl0;H p. IN.
Leave Laughlins kilI-t7:S,. til;is .. m,
ti:1S. tl:i3, so.i5 p. IN.
Leave De Hass Crossing-t7:s5. til:is q a..
tl:l9, t2:44, 1919 p. m. -
arrive Martins rerry--S5:B, 1888, NfD,
$1,000. "l04s. til:e2. tl:3 t23. f2;H. 'o;1h
70 33 1901, 1892. 40 A.
'Daily tDaily srcep' sundsy ssusaAp
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph oiice at Wheeling IL tho STANDARD
noieeAd TAusSIG. Superiatendept
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

Ihave taken as the snject of to-day's
article a visiting costume with jacket
and vest suitable for a.youRg woman.
The material could be either lalac rep
or serge. a darker shade of velvet, with
braids Of the same color as the latter;
The skirt is lined with silk or satin ana
Is bell shaped. IL is made or three
widths, the front one being gored ana
rounded at the top. The other two are
strongly gored at both sides, so they
leave but little material at the waist
band. The bottom of the skirt has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
Horse ana Mule Market.

CINCINNATI, February 25.-There has
been fairly active demand for good stock
of all classes, ana though the general sup
ply has been ample, the market for horses
has been well sustained. Mules, however,
have ruled little lower.
Heavy draft horses, good sl35al65; extra
Sl65al95; medium do, good S90all5; extra
Sll5al45; saddle and driving horses, good
$S5all5; extra, Sll5al45; Southern horses
good $70a90; extra, S90allO: streeters, $1Os
90; plugs $25a50 Mules-l6 TO l615 hanos
good, Sl5osl60; extra Sl60al7o; do l5H
TO 10 hands. good Sl20al3; extra. sl35a15O
do Is to 1871 hands, good, s9Oal05; extra
s1O5al2O: do Az to Is hands, good, s65s
IS: extra, 75a90: do Il to l411 hands, good
S5Oa55; extra $55aG5; plugs s25a5O.
CHICAGO. March L. Cattle-Receipt 49,,
600 head; shipments 1850 head: market
Quiet and 10al5c lower; heavy steers, s. 75S
5 80; medium "a 90a5 %; others 81 5Oa4 20
Texans 81 55a4 so; feeders s. 90a4 %; cows
SO 25a3 40.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; shipments
5000 head; market active, closed strong
mixed and packers 81 S0aS 05: prime heavy
and butchers weights IS l0aS 35; prime
light 81 90aS 90; second class 81 25a7 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market active: mixed eve:
and wethers 81 S0a5 90; Texans "a 6Oa4 80
westerns IS 00a5 30; lambs, "a 5Oaa5 80.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March l.-Cattle-
Receipts, LOO head; shipments, $50 head
market, slow; prime s. 5Oa5 ~; fair u
good 81 75a5 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments
!. $50 mead: market steady: Philadelphia
IS 5OaS go; best mixed 8 l0aS %; pigs ant
light s. 25a7 rs; best Workers 81 9Oas ~
Sheep-Receipts, 800 head; market slow
prime IS 00a5 40; common IS OOa3 90.
CINCINNATI, O., March Hogs, high
err at s6 75aS %; receipts 2,64O head; ship
ments, l,4S0 head.
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Tho Natal Market.

NEW YORK, March 1.--Pig iron, steady
but dull; American Sl2 75al5 so. Copper,
quiet and easy Lake I'll IS. Lead, dull and
steady; domestic s. 90. Tin, quiet and
firm; straits so 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

fDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will lesye Elm Uroys
at 9:i3 u. IN. and Wheeling ~ l2;lI ?: m.
H. T. WEISGERBER,
Gen Manager.
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w. p. SB. DIVISION.
~ psnnsylvsn.a stations
yIERnnsVlVdnld Inns!
Trains Run by Central Time

rrcrrr Oyvrcn At YKysrLvAus erfrfos %
WAITE sr. FooT OF KiEvrrTn sr.. WHx<Lftcs
AT Hcs.CEx HorsE. WHKHffsc. AVID ~ IHr
PHFssyLvAsIA STATION. 3sfDcKrorf.
eorrxgxsr Gysrrx-s pa nlxrsK Fo--~
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open the Senate Doors.
s. louis Rspublie

The executive session of the Senate
is an abASe that comes down from the
times of the MonarchistS and Federal
lists, who thought il unsafe to allow the
people to know too much about public
affairs. ItSis in harmony with the view
that the GREAT majority Of the people
are soignorAnt and so inherently vicious
thSt they viii so to the dogs az once
unless they are made subject to few
good and wiser men. anointed by divine
right to rule er them.
For EARAeRE, Toothache, Sore
Throat. Swelled,Neck and the results
Of colds and hSmmation, use DR..
Thomas Electric Oil-the great pain
destroyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
LIVE STOCK.
UNION Srock YARDS, CLAREMoXr,

MONDAY, February 81. 1898.
SwINE.-The receipts numbered about
900 head less than those Of last week, but
they seem 10 be adequate for the market,
which is reported by all dealers as being
very dull, with values about 20 cents per
100 pounds off from last week. The quota
tons range at Is 00aS 80 per 100 pounds
gross, and very few extra at $ 40 per
100 pounds. Roughs, of which there were
but few on the market. sold down ST I5a
80 gross. Receipts Of hogs this week
l., 535 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The market is like
that of last Thursday. there being fairly
good demand for good sheep and lambs at
the prices selling then. We quote sheep at
3a515c per pound gross, and lambs at 419a
&C per pound gross.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday evening, Febru-
airy %, 1893. The receipts were; West
Philadelphia Yard-Beeves, 2.76O head;
sheep, 6, 400 head; hogs, 1890 head. North
PENNSYLVANIA Yard-Beeves, 300 head |;
sheep, 1000 head; hogs, 500 head. Glass
Yard-Beves, - head; sheep - head !;
hogs, COO head Totals for the week
Beeve 5000 head ;isheep, 400 head; hogs,
5,400 head. Previous week-Beeves, 3, $40
head; sheep, 10, 100 head; hogs, 7,4OO head.
BEEF CATTLE-The market was steady,
with a fair demand. Receipts were
lighter, but prices were without quotable
change. Among the receipts were in
Guided 236 head for shipment to London
per steamer Maryland. Quotations: Good
5Ha5slc; Medium, 49Ia5Hc; Common.
4Ka4szc: Fat cows. 214a3%c
Fat cows were dull AT 2l5a3sIc.
Thin cows move slow at Sl0a25.
Mich calves were firm at 6aS14c.
IL IN, fol n
a50.
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II Dressed beeves were quiet at 7I1aSJ%c.

SHEEP-Tne market was dull and with a
slow demand prices were lower for both
sheep and lambs B. II. Cook reports the
sale of g. $50 sheep and lambs at the quoted
prices. Quotations: Good, 5sla6c; me
dunn, 4sxa516c; common, 4a41Sc; culls, ga
SIC: lambs, 4a7c.
HoGs-The market was dull under a
slow demand and weaker markets in the
west, prices were Aa15c lower, We quote
good western at l2c; other grades ll11a
1870
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after wednes.
day June LISP trains will ran as follows
city time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

Arrival ana departure OF trains on aud after.
December Is. loo2 EXPLANATION or REyxEKscz
Marks: sDAily; fSundxy excepted: tAon-
day excepted; saturday exceptsd; Sunday
only: fSaturjay only. kastern STANDARD Tune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

stuetod before che rural Democrats
will give him show.
COURT NOTES
Jacob FHhpl convicted 10y . jury
Va Judge fuckers court of assault with
intent t0 murder and given $1,000 iino
uud thirty duys In ipN WIS granted "a
new TRIAL today Fishol h merchant
and aympathl s larErly With hlm. Three
yenrs nuh hc shot and slightly wounded
NJ WuAtrmn la q row over husiuraA
and family troubles
A motion for q new trlnl In ule case
of DR. r. III. Jones, given n NE sru'
toucc for the murder OF Captain w q.
Ncnl was nifupd to-day Judge Tucker
uyprmltd tho motion
LOCAL POLITICS
Tho straight Democrats. those In favor
of nominations for city officers were
given another shock this evening IL
has bool undcratood Hll along thut Major
Robert Gibson was iO be- Tie Democratic
nominee ln fnct, hc had practically
nrccpird This evening in the limra-
Herald, hc published @ cnrd SAYING that
lds naino would not ~ before Che Demo-
cratic convention on March lV uH a cnu-
didutr for mayor Major Gibson dopa
not thnll TINT iud Cuuuor's friuudg
have treated him fairly, They have uH-
serted thnt hr WAS ihc Tnmmauy cnu-
didute. Otc N cnu DC stated TINT hnlur
Gibson viii not support 'onnor IL 10
beloved that tho muiur VIII make tin
race nh nu independent Tho atraght-
outs Hy that either Senator RONHpr or
John ~ 1ruYOr win he nominated inr
mayor frunk C0ckroll, Captain Ihos.
w. McHnnis and other mcmherH pt mo
"non-pniisnn mld nun-pollucn' citizens
party have called Iungi meeting for
ihc rity hail Monday night nt x o'clock,
10 plncu in tho field ln nldcrmanic ticket
OF business npn, Men pf al parties, AL
c0l0rs an trndee und ull conditions nru
invited 40 participate 'io wipe oul The
presents administration. The 0ppo-
upnts Of those citizens are not ldlp hy
any monus. They Say that lle men who
are pulling The wrol are the men who
control tie street car companies the
electric light aud gus companies, the tpc-
phone company aud other concerns in-
tcrcsted in controlling legislative bodies,
The city has plenty Of wator power ana
ihrro has boon considerable talk Of putt
ting in nn electric light plant TO supply
thr needs nf The city md also private
pnrties The council tO be elected ln
April win be- chilled on 10 solve the prph-
lem. A majority Of the outgoing
nldurin(n favor city ownership ~ olec.
lnc light plants, and these gentlemen
are iu tho Hold for recollection. There rs
ns0 demand thnt telegraph and tcle.
phone companies he made 10 pay tax on
each aud every polo erected I'D the city
ana u ~ alleged that under the gnrb "
rcformeH tho telegraph aud telephone
mon are ready Go tnke a hnnd Ia tla
row bud Conner aud his friends have
surcoeded no driving Major Gibson out
uf the Democratic convention, The wires
arc working nicely aud " the poor old
Dlilaa Dcm0rricy doesn't get n hump
0u itself. II win be ro-intcrrod on Tho
an dny of April without military h0u-
ors a great fight win be made % ee'
az tINuHlfII mad IHa
indications arc that several barrels viii
be- opened nt nm curly date Melvin
Wade hiss lined The popullsta, Tho
secret ballot reforuiod Melvin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
BEES BUZZlNG
IN THE BoNNETs or MANY
DALLAS MEN.
Bees Of an Sorts IRON Aldermen 10 Ministers
plenipolonllaY Cox Doad-'Couh
Decisions

Dallas. Tex. March Especially
j WRIGHT Coy. shot by Aaron Barton nt
Klcburg. s dead Cox leaves q widow
and MK small childrcw Ills vito ih 90
the verge 0f confinement aud The family
arc iu almost destitute circumstances,
Sheriff cabrll wac 10 much affected by
their piuhbln condition that hr ordered
cd the bill himself Barton iB in jan,
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.
The court Of criminal ,appoals met %.
dny with Judges y. ~ Mutt w 4. ia.
wilson aud NJ u SimakiuH on the bonch.
No opinions wore handed down. The
Gnzotio correspondent has n straight
thut on The Henry Miller and one or
Two other noted canea there lh judicial
deadlock each judge having o decided
opinions of bis own. and the nplnipu iE
anfagOuiHtlc a. thar entertained hY The
others The attorneys for Major J. q.
itnndle who has ga appeal pending on
application fOr bail were present, but
obtained no consolation whatever
OFF no GRAHAM
judge John B. Rector United States
Marahnl u y. Hunt, United States Dis.
tnd Attorney Eugene Marshall and
United States Clerk Cbarles IA Fink,
departed Tor Graham today, and Will
open CONT at thai place on Monday next
Tie docket Is light
DUDLEY COMING HOME
Hon. Dudley q Wooten Is cn route
home and visions of that foreign mis-
sion have Vanished. II would be- D ll0
% Hny that he lI0Rg men are not lubl,
innf During the last eaupalgu Dud-
ley roasted iht regular Democracy ia
his most eloquent aud c0nglnclng qiyief
iia dfnQuucod iiogg aud ne denounced
zoe platform az communism ~ the rams.
30 nrl he Gm an be could 20 dcfgt1
fhc ticket and now, that h. has with-
drawn from the light Tor q foreign mis-
sion, being unBble 20 obtain the lndOrsc-
ment III Senators Coke and Mills.
The Fer-scratche0-n-iickot Democrats
but this district win have 70 b. raaoa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
IA. IA. DHNBY.

General Charles DENLY, minister to
China, will likely soon hp back az his
homo Boo Indiana. lie has been marked
10y President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham for official dacapitntion There
IA the highest Democratic authoritg tur
stating thut q new minister 10 Clina viii
be nominated hufOre the senate adiourns
It's extraordinary session.
General Denby was appointed hy
President Cleveland almost eight YEARS
aSo, and 10 would BE- a natural eupp0i-
ton that MI Cleveland would not re-
pudiqtr his own 0ppointrc. but hc has al
ready SAID that no wgH disgustod With
Gspural Denby'6 action moi only In
striving 70 hold himself Ia Ms place un-
der q Republican administration but IN
reiusinH 20 do anything toward mo cleo
ton OF che nah who had gfyon him his
Office.
president Cleveland" said Que Of the
presidents most intimate senatorial
friends this evening. "h1s said 60 mo Tint
DENLY ought 10 go and at onco Mr.
Cleveland learned quite carly after the
Republican success in 1858 that bcnby
was working 30 be- retained under tho
| Harrison administration and he had a
notion to remove him then Had ho
known what Dcnby was really doing ho
would have removed him before The iih
of March 1850. Mr. Deuby secured
letters from lhc American missionaries
| u China, the merchants iu the empire
aud a great many Republicans IN In
diana requesting President Harrison to
retain him.
ut was represented. NO Mr. Cleye.
land says, that one of the arguments
used for General Donby's retention uu-
der President Harrison was that hc had
not been a politician. aud his Democracy
was not offensive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A PENSION SCALER
Can Get a Good job by Apply
ing TO G. G.
BRETZ LEARNS SOMETHING,
New York Patronage viii Be Distributed by
the President HIMSELF
Minister DENLY a Sly Duck, Who Will Have
to Go-Roseorans Als0 Marked
tor DOoapllalion--SomO
Prophecies.
BRETT LEARNS SOMETHING,

Washington. ID. c., March 11.-Prcsi-
dent CieSellnl is experiencing mUch
trouble iu selecting "a commissioner OF
pensions lie wants 10 numr successor
10 General Rnum at the earliest possible
mOment--tbis week, n he can hnd the
man In his minds eye. The president
and his party are pledged ana de!eruhlr
ed To reduce the pension expenditures,
The president wants am eX union sol
der. a wounded man N possible, ANA one
who hus the confidence of the pensioners
of the country, and yet ID man VINO wiz
20 10 work az once with determining
ton t0 Top Of pensions. General Black
oil Ilineis who was commissioner OF pen
sions four years ago, Is here and lac
would ike the place AGAIN hut sihee lht
president has stated that be does not
want any OF his old oihcehoders, General
Black appears "a be barred out.
There is one way la which the pension
list can be- cue down. and that ~ 10y re-
fusing 20 allow the pensions which are
promised. There are on the completed
files of the bureau about 10000 cases
They can all be allowed within ten days.
The president does not want them allow.
I'd Furthermore, il Is the intention of
the administration to put the special
agents la the field no work upon th-
pensions which are being paid but about
which there rs some doubt as 10 thelr
merits. If few hundreds Of pensions
can b. stricken from the rolls ana a
renort made 10 congress next winter
merits III a few hundreds OF pensioners
being paid faudulputly' IL 4 believed
a law can be passed which win result ih
making a Wholesale change and reduce
greatly the pension rolls. There must be
n basis of operations, ana President
Cleveland Is seeking q man who WIZ
Join him IN this raid. Under the creum-
stances no man can make 40 ruViable
record IN the Office. aud good men are
wary about accepting IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Tracy ON March no. An evening Of
good feeling aud promise for the navy is
expected. Mr. Imcy eut dinner whom
hr took office, ana ut it compliWouted
Secretary MMtnpy'H course lu thv up-
partmout Mr. Herbert will have a
chunco now go recprOcntn
ADA REuAN IN BuTrER
one Of the attractions Of the food
show nt The lrnoX lycrum iH q lhWsi1e
statue of Ada Rphun in the best dairy
butter n ~ IN a. refrigerator with a.
glass front In the cooking department
Owe experiments aud Lectures include
cool,lng by electricity as WI as by gas
oil coal and wood.
AZ the Pratt institute in nroohyn, a
mems GLASS ga campfire cookery ~ q
aucrcasful feature this yoar lty adding
chatting dish ~ the uhunl hunters ont
ft nu less than iorty.git dihhes have
boon pnt on The usually meagre camp
meuu.
A DIAMOND EXCHANGE.
New Yorltu icworly district - CEN
tered about Mnidou lane. which iu q
block or two holds more ypluuhlrH than
arc contained Mo u number ol sovereign
atatos of The Imperial ioriy-iour lho
district if soon 90 Dee rwch by que
mond pxchnngn On sort of crystal pllurg
that win Doe run up between now und
next October 10 win Doe eleven stories
Mgh. surmouutod hy dome aud a
gided figure of Mercury
LAURA lNEENES JEWELS DIES.
TltONED.
Tho iewclry worn by Laura kccne.
the famous nrtrcfs who was 0n the
stngo 90 FOrd'B thontcr. Washington, ou
thr fntoful Good lfridoy night twenty.
.iuIt ,ttnrs uuo whom the guTtulu went
down forever. wore destroyed ut hro
at Hnadnic. N. j Win number oi
other ynlnbie relies. art cunos and
mcmputocs they were in The studio oi
albert J.. RnwRon, n wcll,known artist
who wn8 Miss kceno'H husband.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE NEw YORK PATRONAGE.

'Who win control the patronage q
New York stateT was asked Of Il. y.
Roosevelt. treasurer Of the national
Democratic commlttee,
"Alr. Cleveland answered Mr. k9OHe-
Welt Though be win advise una0ubtSd.
liz with the Leaders OF bis state. lie and
H. alone win govern in the matter In
Ills respatc Mr. Cleveland possesses The
attributes Of 4 true ruler lie listens
patiently 10 all opinions and facts sub
mitted 10 him and thon forms his own
alone responsible aud gets the abuse or
credit as the case may BE-, Is efainently
urouer But in my opinion no one man
IN sat of men from the Empire state can
b. pointed out as the boss Of rs patron
age,
AAlr. Cleveland win be backed up by
Tammauy in everything that hc does
senator Murphy rs friendly 10 him,
though ! don't think that the relations
between Senator liill sud Mr.. Cleveland
NAV lie considered cordial However,
foaorige SIR Cieyellnd, and today The
preaidout stands without q particle OF
opn1sfion from his party.
SENATOR Hnl. however deserves great
credit and the Democratic party 0t igrye
ara under great obligations % hiu Tor
saving The state and preventing the Re
uublicans from Stealing The senate. 10
ought 90 have been apparent 90 him.
however Inst he was not the candidate
~ az Democratic party for the prPa-
deucv ana could NOT have been noml-
naied IN De- had with drawn be- would
have beeu u much stronger man than ia
n and ne Democratic party Of AeN
Work and Tammany Hall would not
have been placed before the country 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
|ROWLEY & SIMMS
Spot Cash Shoe HOwa, 500 Houston Street.

the former Is building another at kansas
Civ These redneries viii refine tAe oh
The new mills win each have ergiHhh'th ~,
capacity of 1863 tons per day ana WIN w
msdels of their kind. 800,
Each min will cost Sl25'OOO. -....,
He was engaged TO-DAY I'D AII9 LUZ
~ tbe construction Of side tracks 70
10 min he Is of the opinion that
within very few years, a large part Oh
tbe pacHng business OF chicago anu
Eer&as CITY viii be done In Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
The WACO OIL MILL.
Aleh Greater Importance Than Was
'Aa Credited tOlt-The Repre-
sentative Speaks.

y Tea March 1l--(special)-
'.ucuon IN East Waco Of the
WV SEED oil mill, as stated ia The
ntlgtot0re, is OF much greater
49, man was at first credited 70
IN gA1ette correspondent this
1ked with Mr.. W. /. Happ,
H. Tnhg as representative OF the
" ne new plant which is back
IN ~peFlul operators and ample
Ile Nlll be coihucted In opposi-
IN. ny cotton seed oil trust. Speak
u natter, Mr.. Napp said;
~ !. Swift a. 90. ana Nelson
j ~ o. Chicago are the principal
hnese Of the Consumers Cotton
rsIlyl which has just been char
NM lhe laws Of the state Of llli-
s,,- q capital stock of 100000.
saly has purchased land and
l,,' -kehents for the building OF
MA ,uSs cotton seed OH mills, TO
GrN business at the opening Of
NJ season. At Little
sesggy'A has already been
~ upon the building.
h n Just purchased twenty-siX
w AiIIInr AAA VIII nnllN n AAlAAA
ID h " lhct at Little Rock and
& M Nas the intention 10 build
la An year but later three were
n o@ .laI could bee gotten ready
b N.s season. Next year moro
.spen3 HE new company win
li5ssss OF the American Cotton
~ S These new mills win be
ea,srS g the cotton planters.
'l.a ~. Wli raise lis own cattle,
II Nh snip them North aud pack
Il ~ consume the entire pro-
4 MUS, thus making a ready
q WI unes for seed II IS pro-
" ~, w an average 1000 cattle.
,iie n worth Nelson Morris a
Y aps fe,se cattle ranch and win
81 be feSN There 10 Waco, whore
@ y ana then shipped North
We Fe6asr;Nees lson Morris & %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

For good Republican state Mpssa-
chusstis b playing in great luck with "a
Democratic administration. The nd.
minlsiratOn rs only four days ola aud
the Old Bay state dances mcrrly 10 the
front with a cabinet officer ono assist.
ant secretary and another IN tho bush,
aud The con ul-goueral 70 London, worth
$4,000 per unuum. The application Of
Mr. Charles s. Hamlin of Massachusetts,
for assiuant.socretary " the treasury. is
banging FIRE. He may b. commissioner
Of patents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE INDIAN coMhnssIoNERsHIP.

some Of tlr lrl0nd8 81 0IIudlun Conn
missioner Atkins of Tennessee have An.
ready urged the precedent % rcappOint
him. They say he proved himself well
fitted for The place whom Dee had Il be-
fore. aud hls wappoiutmout would MOI
De in the nature of an experiment This
rs n place that Air Cleveland win be
likely 90 lill early as there has been O.
great deal Of complaint about The
present commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
- A nnnn WORK.

Emma Tex. March ll.-lSpecial g. W n,
have had a glorious rain y ii'is Dl9 N
ehi n ,,t.r nresuocf Tor "a Whclt crop AZ
y ~ peei 10 make the Panhandle VIZ H.t
~ ami al Texas ls few n,s
eeitlcfs. The acreage ID cnll emu l.,r NE
h doing great WORK for NoI
yr.sl Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ROsECRANs' DITTO.

General Rosccrans register Of the
treasury, who has been in California
sick for sone time. has refused 20 rec
sign, but IL Is stated that be viii We re.
moved 10y President Cleveland II he per-
Hists IN refusing 60 resign.
The president says be- win not reap
point his old oilice-holder or retain those
point bis old Olice-holies or retain those
fUn administration General RosecrHns
is too feeble 70 render any service IN his
nosltlnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

pl,ed,le Tex. March t.--lspecilLl IN
,Niiaf pain Zen here the tn Inst lhe
gr1nnd Is In good condition now Tor sN"-
ne outs aud planting corn, $3.50, ,,.,,A
Another livery and req sta9le a iunr I'VE
~. t fbir Mace. Gordon ana lirt-
man, mSn. pronrietors OF the new livery ana
feed building. ,,,s, IN the
indications point 10 an increase lh 'i''
cotton acreage this season