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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
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Avarado-J. W. stars. correspondent;
1mafiiio~F. 8. mghsnln correspond
Albaaiy@R L. L.y5ioas, Correspondent; 10.
Aulene-E. y. nadford. agent ana cor.
chestnut street. drsf door. where al or.
s5eIs ior subscription and alfertlsins
Aussill-J. u .McKenna.
isil1tcr-J f fearec. agent and cor.
g,.,d,9J once at Pcafce8 drug siofc
,.Iroruw58i 70. IT, Moose. correspondent.
aaycrs, ugc1u Ouice in TIE
y sgiylaa ). Cook. correspondent; W.
Beitoh- Or i 3. Turner. correspondent.
I,,d os'ernout. agent Office in 4Ost0ulgo
claIEsyule-w. s. Thompson. correspond.
,,cleburna Louis Hamnona. arcnt. H. o.
Colorae0 "a, ~ Mcnoa. corrcspor-
cui. a. a. Payne. nrcat
Dasds iiush fltaserald. correspondents
Utf M e sueet where orders t9r
cnn be found o. flle at aii neNs atnnda IN
tng ag % gunner general news agent
a, Deealm-s. 9. 0oao, correspondent. W.
,.Ei raso-1 % Mcilic, correspondent G.
Eldy, n IG ~ Howe 8 Co.. agents.
Nun VIE 81 WaHHuI. Ir, pUrrpspJ1i-
toti y \. hicAson, agent.ouic6. Gainesville
.Grselsl0-y. W. GubOs. correspondent.
tIuI & irwin, 8gruta.
iis iyfsi2r W ltiqycs. eore,poaQcni:
q Nlniun, trent.
HtSmlli.oa q a. nafor, aeent
t.i..3 T. p. nYUhnf. correspondent
N. Fhhlpi agents ulnr. HuuiuIa Musua
linrr, fOltn Vre1 rirrpi
.h.a.g,f - towel, correspondents.
lra.lli-W ul0'hC, correspondence.
HN1'ol, nH'nJ uHlcu Iu postuilr1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

The ten years service W. behalf Of
Fort Worth. West Texas and The state.
arc sufficient guarantee Of Tho Gazette e
fidelity. bn.-in this beginning Of 9 year
that promises - much for Texas, u muy
not be amiss 10 state that os in the
past, Tho Gazette win De a factor in
The uphuIldug Of city section and state.
Politically The Gazette believes that
the hope Of The people X IN Democracy
and that the hope Of Democracy Is IN
organization and 10 organize Democracy
The Gazette Is pledged FOR all future
time. W. J. MALONE.
President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
EULOGY Or MR NllM,

Mr.. Henry Waaerm Nv
undoubted genius, pefasH -S'
cidcnt of kentucky Bill d g
uses Of Burbon Democng ss-.-.
Highlander. Mr. Waters -.-
in the van of civilization u
aud protagonist u iemale
hibitiOn, the faith cur, llH
tariunism. and all he nu
tions. lie deserves gini ~"
ing above the limimiiu orse
nativity, and taking :
the dCscryedly noted lnei1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY NOTES.

2oi pupnils attend the town schools Mt
Tccumseh.
Tie Oklahoma legislature conyenes on
next Tuesday
Oklahoma farmers report thnt winter
wheat Is looking fine.
The territorial fair made IS per cent
on their investment last year
The Territory officers are making n
hot chase after timbercutters
oklahoma will be very well represented
ut the Inauguration Of Cleveland.
Colonel A. G. Sahnen of Guthrie IA
cadidate for secretary OF the Terri
Guthrie has seven churches and nm
organ Tor the church-going publis Is issued
The Iaboror's Union Of Oklahoma
Slly has established a library and read
ing room.
The pay for laborcrs on the streets of
SGublaarle has been raised from 81 10
There Is woman's club in Cowlev
county who viii shortly pay visit 10
the Cherokee strip.
The Federation Of Labor mado n 10.
menu mat no non-r"sidents be employed
~ - 'NAliAAN MNttIWufkS construction
Inc demand was granted.
Charles Shirvely was arrested NJ ,bo
Usage agency for stealing a wife TIe
STOLE ontlced or hlched the beloved snonso
oil one Tom Daniels took her ~ tbc
woods with him and married nor Tho
Joke OF the matter Is that they warn
actually married, without tile wife frst
Eettlng q divorce from her former nus
hand. This is the third husband sio
has taken without stopping for ny
yorce., She was first Mrs. Clnnman a,a,,
Daniels and now ShiyCly. ''''i
Qklahoma Times--A bin introduced H..
dDeieggte Harvey, OF Oklahoma. nm ~,
@Wh INST provides that whennvcr ~,
the opinion of the secretary of VIM IN
iand known as the timeber reserv,tin,,
IN oklahoma territory are no lnn,,o,.
needed for military purposes tbav si,aiI
be reserved for the territory M banee,',u,,iii
ulallable when the same shall baye NV i','
come Il state for the benefit In ou No,
shares OF the following territorial iG ~"
sulution1 of learning; The I'nivnrsit,. W,
NVImah the Norman school M FT,,, ui
en-, the Agricultural college NJ ,t'' g,iIi
A SURPRISING RESULT
Chicago Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
DIsApPEARTYG nEnab,
(Chlcago Ia.r0 mid

One hundred aud sllpia an |
army generals yet rrH upni|
nine have died thii a. u
time ON the veterans q
viii disappear rapidly nnes.
over pensions win be F AZ 4
Ice gratiiied at the upld aodil|
llsls. nd i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

elect United States sn
vote of The people, ana ira
IT, An educational qriE WITH
ters was favored BY ISL,
by 4l,OJO. This Is Ms w
and will have q decided \
states. The rcQuiemG, s5 hi
one, since thcre is nonislp. m
every citizen qualifying ~ n
exercise Of the elective hl.p' ny
one unwilling 10 make % l'''-'''
fort TO obtain Il ought d 49,
portnnt function. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

AZ 70 whore Hes the fault Ia the al.
mp'stNnoo Of our crimnal laws, views
vary greatly as gathered by The Gn.
te''e's bteNiewers- Tho lndges contend
.'at i' iH the defeat OF the laws thht
Facilitates ne escape OF murderer. mo
MYERS assert Thar lax and perverted
pnhlic opinion allows 70. The citison Win
y neither judge nor hwyor h Of 4
mind lhai there are throe contributor,
causes heMeient laws tbot favor u,e
eAn'Hel disposition ON the part al
lpdgo7 70 pV 100 much respeot 10 teel.
meal qu'hhlcs, aud the az, Of lawyers 4,
'nelr pleadlngs with inrlcs Thor, * h
strong suspicion that an tlgce OF the.e
opinions are founded on Sood grounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
ST0cKRnLnrn..

1T The annual meeting D, ioe'
t !. ,,, Fort Worth Union ~. Io' ;
hiy 1893, 9th IL n, 70.
y elock p M. at oifeo N .as
elect officers FOR ~ ,.' 4urI
sider any other huslpe'. +. q
lore the meeting. tpt
zion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
CALAMITY HowLnc vera

In the matter Of ttou|
turns Bradstreet shows wl|
been an increase OF ~ ealh|
Worth and a decrease y lrne
Dallas. Wonder how rs u
and calamity bowling Of res|
had TO do with the last if Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
TRUTH sTRlAessn


"IN
Some one has ....,
false speak the m i'1
can be no doubt az,
Ho'I.,, ring to Il IT,.
Apex, N. ca II
from the time be ~,
was seven. We hs5
tlie country AFFORDED
Die, several times
pr Piorceis Gola.r. 80 \
Alter taking Eve boi,,l
70 get about, and hs' 49,, ~,
Is now enjoying o5,5 re a.. p.
Find a remedy I n, n
that RarJdss TIE bh.l z,
70. That, II lie ia2s. &, 81
Consumption, which (.
,,Dr. Pierce has iound
Medical Discovery
blood-cleansor, and a.
~ LIS. Is Known % medical no ''
bronchial Throat, andi.
Lungs, Severe Coucb~ ~
MS tho only remedy I, nI
adrdniesd II 4
"Ne1 ~nu ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
spsclAl h
NOTIcr nF nlnl |.

I've we discontinued on
closed Our city MARI,
t ,65ir a.i an persons lnd,k leu
FORT WORTH Fifsn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Sa"gess iu politics depends pretty much
ON which Fidc hos tbc supreme court.
a Populist court in Knnsas would have
m1dr thc Kansas legislature popuilst
Hut as Che court is Republican thc "brue-
Nc of thc doubt goes to thn Republican
legislative contpeignts-aud there was
lots of Doubt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

And thc subscribers, tlicy como rolling
FOO. Tic people cling TO a paper that is
in touch with them, their needs and
nspirati0rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

n Nashinslen' Jnn z Combinations.
SSlaseo. sIrs. aIs ss9s II ii,,,I6 ,Sshell'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
foR sALg

Two thousand Pounds Of Good srover Bok
Tipl Io' Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds o. brewer body type; been IN
use only three monthsi good as new.
WIN bo sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more % suit norchasera
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

"Ih'y nTc coming Wholesale groccrs.
hig mill mon and distirny builders. let
'cm come West OF Fort Worth aro thc
cheop LAND" Of Texas, on empire capable
OF maintaining city of million people.
And this vost territory win enrich an
who come and gee ia ON the ground Hoor
of this future great city OF the South
west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
WnArlIER nnnnnr

90, Jan, o, 1885 "'' y
Highest temperature n,
Lowest tompemtare ''''- y,
Prevailing direction OF wind co,tG
Amount OF rainfall y,
state OF weather ''''''" i
fEopaole weather Tor tomorrow. Fai,
~ ~. CLARKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Tho people Of Bakcrsynlc. \. c., have
40 good grounds for their alleged iulig.
nation against me author OF the fake
story lcleyraphcd from that place. IA
ms given llakcrsyillc q rnme and fame.
Who ever hcarl of Bakcrsvillc n. g..
before this fake hcwlded its namo to
Toe Norldy The worst Of mtes IS TO be
unknown aud Baskerville has escaped
that nte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

SlnneiciNi ili1 Haul. a snn,narv az
We "a 70 * enps raised IN lilhiOls lnrmp
.v"s llly total Ynluo of ofOnA AZ
200 from 1891 ' ''ss y Fo-'VOV'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers mast Send ia Thor Orders Not Later
Than Friday

The demand for Sunday Gazettes eau.
not possibly DO filed unless npws-dealers
send ia thcir orders BY Friday night
each week The Gazette tries 20 pro
vide for the constant increase, but
finds itself unable 20 do so when dealers
reserve thelF orders until Saturday 4
part of The BIG Sunday paper is printed
Friday night az even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition oil ia one night.
Send in your orders for extra Sunday
Ga1ettcs not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

CLOslMQ houRs.

Tho bu s.uess department OF TuV "a.
Gated hel0wi
Eguidura, ma -,
'fo,' ',ft'ft 'tss .ttttsststs...s. 3 3. 900.
N''"N' ""N' no 'po "oeA ....,-..+.. Dp pa.
Tho Coastte viii dtcino hsrcnre, .,
priot communications which az, rn.r,,s
rSnrcaaiyo OF INC writcr's opinioni tprts
ci an interesting nature ,f.il be- pr,ntet
tut curuontg viii noe bo used unl.ss
specially SOILS tot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
A TALE o. To'l,
An Ex.conyIcl Tells Of The na'
Mlne Cans vel

Cincinnati, o., Jan l,6 'o''
who claims to have served ton
years os IA convict mlna 3
Briccyille. Tenn, yesiers'' E E
Of Police Deltsch. q va
treatment aeeorded eoil.
mon are divided into p w
certain amount 10 do e'u t., I.
fail to DO the required
beaten with an instrnu.
Russian kmOut. All arc NJ
ter n but one or Two w nll
share. He claims 20 nhN Wv
die from beating. ana ~, .0nl.
of sores. Al every eul .,ito
blood. Two men colnI,' st (,
punishment and Others rielI
10 pull great pieces y sxtll
themselves. trying g. le q
30 they could not work Y end'
WEATHER FORE
Galveston, Tex, jan
Local forecast for ther Y
midnight Jan. \, tor nldn
100 meridian. Fair we2 Sim,
temperature, noriherly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

"lhc election law must boz amended. &"
s1}H The Express, 500 thot man of
ordinary Intelligence can properly make
up DIS ballot without the aid of an e1.
port Another disadvantage of living
south of the parallel Of 80 80. But for
thot misfortune $50 would not need an
expert TO show us how to vote.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Railroads. Wholesale houses and monu-
facturing institutions are promised TO
Fort Worth Now is The time for the
Old guard 10 rally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Now ENGLAND Magazine. Joo,,.
n % office pa columbus ayennss'
hQ,ion Price $500 wear. A''Hue'
Ntill fresh Ia the minds az n,a.
A,,nieriepna s. the visit Of Amel,n ~
tlMafvs 70 This county. ana the NM,
,9fy ~ her lectures on Egypt wlli forn,llrl,
niger with those who were SO fartnn h NJ
~ 'n near the first woman Eeyptolor;s,
"A oen'ham Edwards, himself a charm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
ANNouNonnIs

y Z :, -. 7s7l,'sa|Nl'4tIII. /. 4. .
CITY ATf0hf
/ hereby announce mya
Tor the Office Of city allg1 II
election, subject 10 thf N
Democratic convention h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

The Austin correspondent OF The Dal.
lns Now' says EMO one opposes Mills
n tho legislature Tho editorial office
of The Nrws should be- connected by
telephone with tho Austin department
Tho business mon Of st. Joseph. Mo-.
who want to lind thr most favored point
m lc2us Co do business iu mood boo, buy
tbcir tickets Tor point beyond Fort
Worth We have plenty OF room for
ihcm' and whou mogc room So needed
$50 win tukc in few moro additions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Fort Worth g. thc Observed of 900 ob.
Servers Strengthen Che chamber Of CONE
mrrce that the town may have q uu-
rleir around which to -aIly when thc
i.mr ucu 90 hHud, comes for action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
FLFcrLnul.

90, wv VOL
The annual meeting ,in'ad ,
the Fort Worth Lig1, ~
viii be held a Tie oil..
. ~. building, corner op
Ion streets. on Tuesify MON
ary 1893, az 10 a. M n Xxx.
uleeting VIII be the d,,n, f
rcctors 10 serve Tor the - m
,ro,o, HENRY q ont
tEoltGE s. DowNllAx oh
Al,TEsIAN WATER w,vno
city I'm Knrncs count,
IN cash 10 pay Tor fa ~,
Otto Ruchcl q Co., Cnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Terms q suD. eflpiloa,


Daily and sunday, one gear. ........S 500
Daily and Sunday. elk months. ...... 4 %
lahy aad Sunday. 0ne nonih.4.... doc
Tho sunday Gazette az to 10 pages
The Weekly Gazette 90 uogesi ! yr..1 -
Tho weekly Gaaettel 90 rneesl j year %
Dhiig Delivered BY carrier iu tile city and
rli towns aud ciues whore there arc local
11eiitq - cents week or fl.OJ per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

a faIliug-out between Jerry simpson
of Kansas and Statesman Streator off
Illinois bctroys tine sad fact thnt even
the elect oro not superior to lan human
passions Jerry put his nose in Snvat-
or's business last winter when thu lattm,
wanted 20 be senator from Illinois. ana
now the Illinois statesman Is on hand az
Iopeko with a box Of rough.on.mta 10
empty 10 jcuys senatorial doueh
Tine sorioa Of interviews with Judges
lawyers aud executive officials nppenrn,,
IN The Gazette, lead 90 thc common end
tho Killer must go. Many improvements
10 tho laws are suggested to ovncalto
aud assure the administration of mstico
aud it Is likely that the legislature MIN
consider an Of the points made ANA ON.
doayor 70 provide some protection f,r
'he lives OF the oltiacns by making muir.
der odious ana unsafe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
iAGAZINES RECEIVED.

HistOIin: Jnnunry. Office. Chain.
Der of Commerce Building. Chicago.
Terms 500 a year.
Ladies' Homo Companions Mast, Gro.
Wen n Kirkpatrick, Philadelphia; terms.
80 cents a year
Jenness Miller Illustrated Monthly:
January. Office Of publication. iii
Fifth avenue New York. Yearly sub
scripton, SlOO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
CONSTITUTION REVISION

The reeult of the election in New York is gratifying for more reasons than one. All friends of law and order should rejoice that official corruption has received wholesome check in the Empire state, and that republican rule Is once more restored in that con- monwealth Another cause for con- graduation is the fact that provision has been made for holding a conven- ton to revise the constitution of the state; and that tn. re will be a republi- can majority in that conven ton, suf- ficiently large for all practical pur- poses. The present constitution of New York state, with the exception of few amendments, was adopted almost half a century ago. During this period social conditions have changed in many respects, and a thorough revision is desirable. Soon after the war there was an attempt at revision, which proved unsuccessful; chiefly for she reason that there was no pressing ne- cessity for change at that time.
 The relations between capital and labor, and other economic conditions, have altered not little during the pact twenty-five years. It is expected that the laboring classes will demand some recognition of their rights in the coming convention. It is understood that delegates representing the trades unions "are pledged to a program of local self-government, public owner ship of municipal monopolies, the re- peal of the conspiracy laws, and the taxation of corporate securities at the same rate as homes and farms" Tha National league for the protection oi America institutions will also de. mand constitutional safeguard against the diversion of public moneys for sectarian pur2oses.-L. A. Express
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
CONGRESSMAN BELLS MINING
 BILL.

The following is the bill as amended by Congressman Bell, and which passed the house of representatives.
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of representative of the United States of America in congress assembled, that the provisions of section numbered 2324 of the rivised statutes of tbe United States, which require that on each claim located after the tenth day of May, 1872, and until patent has been issued there for, not less S100 worth of labor shall be performed or improvements made dur ing each year, be suspended for the year 1893 so that no maining claim which has been regularly located and recorded as required by the local laws and mining regulations shall be subject to forfeiture for non performance of the annual assess me1t for the year 1893; provided, that the claimant or claimants of any inning location, in order to secure the benefits of this act shall cause to be recorded in the office where the location notice or certificate is filed on or before December 31, 1893, notice that he or they, in good faith intend to hold and work said claim
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18

REAvIs the land grant lunatic Is stll
 at large and still gwen to victimizing the public. Twenty years ago he claimed half of Arizonaas his heritage and with no shadow of title beyond his own insane imagininps, he has sold 1t by the mile to whomsoever be c uld in- duce to buy. As people can be found to buy almost anything because 1t IS cheap, Reavis nun bered his victims by the scores. The mere matter Of price was never allowed to spoil trade. Gull trvated fields. thrifty hnmes. towns. viii iages and business centers were alike disposed of. Pay your money and take your choice of anything within the broad domain of his morbid fancies. He gave deeds but delivered DO goods. That. however, appears to be of small import so long as he sold cheap. Ills latest known victim is man by the name of Darling who purchased Reavis' tile to four townships of land near Marieopa Junction for the exceedingly low rate of fifty centa an acre. The plat of th's es- tate was exhibited in Phoenix few days since. No statement, however, has been made as to when the dupe will disposs- ess the legitimate owners of the land ard take possession of their property. The doors of the insane asylum have been yawning for this fellow Reavis for To, these many years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
The Pride of her Builders

SAN FRANCIsco, Cal, Nov. 1.-The O ympia now rides at anchor eff the Union iron works, and is the pride of her builders On her unofficial trip she made a showing which if maintained on her official trip, will win largs bonus for her builder. The new cruiser is required by contract, to develop a nominal horse power of 18,O00. With out force draft she showed 5,700 horse power The Maximum speed which she reached was twenty knots. With foul bottom head winds and without the use of forced draft and with numerous Instructions in way of canvas protec- ton she attained maximum speed of twenty-one and half knots over the the eighty knot course which was used in the trial of the San Francisco. The new cruisers average was 2052 knots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
HYPNOTIC PHENOMENA.
How to Throw a Subject Into the Condl
 tion of Trance.

How to Throw a Subject Into the Condi-
 ton of Trance.
 There is not the least rational doubt of the existence of the phenomena of hypnotism, all evidence and argument to the contrary notwithstanding, says the St. Louis Republic. That the ma jority of the human race are -suscepti- ble to hypnotic influences may be sur missed from the fact that the scientific men of Europe have combined in one great effort to have all such perform ances prohibited, and at the present time all such exhibitions are unlawful in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Ger many, Italy and Switzerland.
 The word ''hypnotism" is from the Greek ''hypnos," meaning sleep, and was coined to fit the condition by Mir Braid, an English pioneer investi- gator of this curious branch of psy- cholOgy.
 The following are Prof. Braid's in- structions for bringing on hypnotic frances: Take any bright object and hold it between the fingers of the left hand, about a foot from the eyes of the person upon whom the experiment is being tried, in such a position above the forehead as to produce the greatest strain compatible with a steady, fixed gaze at the object. The person must then be directed to fix the mind on the object he is gazing at. His pupils will first contract, then dilate considerably, and after they are well dilated the first and second finger of the operators right hand (extended and a little separated) should be carried from the object toward the patients eye When this is done the eyelids will most probably close, Carry out these directions and in a few seconds the person will be thoroughly hypnotized- The depression is far greater than the tor DOT of natural sleep. The limbs remain in any position placed; the body loses all sensibility to heat and cold. After the experiment has been satisfactorily carried out the pa- tient may easily be aroused with draught of cold air, by friction, or by striking the bare leg or arm with the open hand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-11-18
Arrest of French Andchists.

BARCELONA, Nov. 11-Aragon a French anarchist, one of the men arrested on suspicion of being connect ed with outrage at the Liceo turns out to be friend of Pallos, the anarchist executed for attempting the life of captain general Martinez Campos. The lodgings of the French anarchist Were searchs d shortly after his arrest and photos of Chicago anarchists and ot6er anarchistic prints were found. The police also seized remnants which led them to believe that the bomb throwers leagued with a gang of theieves and when the panic striken audience rushed from the theatre on the night of the explosion, numerous attempts to snatch jewelry and purses were made. So much alarm has been caused among the theatre going public by the dsa, ter at the Liceo theatre that places of Bmuse- ment have been almost deserted ever since.