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Evening journal., 1893-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

DOR SALE. TWO BEAUIlFULTWELNE
IL room cottage houses, situated At the
corner OF 9th and BrOome streets with all the
modern improvements including reception,
hallway, Queen Ann stairways, etc, me view
OF river and surrounding country. VIII be
sold cheap and.on easy terms. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Apply 10 owner, y. Is.
CuLBERI 1909 West Nlnth street.
NOR RENT. II HOUSE NORTHWEST
II corner Front and Van Buren, streets,
rooms and bath, suitable for drug or grocery
store Apply No. pa Franklin street.
TOR RENT.-SEVERA Al SMALL HOUSES
II Apply TO Francis 5 Bradley, Corner
Eleventh and Head streetes.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

L. s. CONN, In declining the Prohibition
lists nomination for governor in Iowa, inti-
mates that they had better 81 OK 10 one Of
the reguisF parties. This burles their hopes
IN Philadelphia Ledger.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21
cTEAMER uLRlcA.

Boat leaves Wilmington King street wharf.
daily except Sunday al 7e0 m. 400
and 800 p no. Sundays only, 900 a m, and 100
and $50 y m.
The 300 D m boat from Wilmington connects
at Pennagrove with steamer Major Reybold
for Pennsville, New Castle, Delaware City
and Salem.
Boat leaves Pennsgrove daily Except Sun
day. AZ u.Ou and iu.tu "A m and b.lO y m.
Sundays only atAl0 am. N. 30 and f.d0 pm.
The 10 90 a m boat from Pennsgrove has con-
nections from Delaware River Railroad and
from steamer Major Reybold.
A. g.. McIAUSLAND. Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

NOTfCE.-IN PURSUANCE OF THE
~ following resolution Of the Levy Court
Commissioners OF New Castle County, to wit:
House. in the ' ~ Of Wilmington. up 10 10
WILLIAM =. BIGGS.
CLERK of Levy Court.
REsoLvHD- That the Clerk Of the Levy
Court be instructed to advertise for proposals
for constructing a bank OF earth across the
mouth or Augustine creek az Port rem. ana
also for constructing a roadway OF earth
across Silver Run. IN st Georges Hundred.
All proposals to be ga by Tuesday, October "a,
lsti Any information concerning same TO be
h"o Ds ADDRESSING w SCOTT
Townsend. Del
W. +. BiGGS, g. y.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS:
N Receiver OF Taxes John IT, Dickey Will
sic at the following PLACES during tie month
Of August at dates as stated. for the collection
OF county, poor, road ana dog taxes for the
year 1898 During July August an Septem-
Der Der cent Off
september ~ Delaware City.
September 23-kirkwOOd
September Wilmington.
September 2l-HOckessln.
September 26-Townsend.
| September e7-Blackbird.
teptember 28-Centreville.
September % Newport.
September Wilmington.
October Practical Farmer,
October New Castle.
/ OClOUcI D ~ MiIhs
October Newark
October kirkwOOd.
| October9 -Cooch's Bridge
| OctO5 rl2-Delaware City.
October l3-St. Georges.
| October lf-1Ownscnd.
| October l6-rOwnee end.
| October 9-Blackhird.
October 0-Blackbird.
October 2l-Sharpless's School House,
| October 23-AliddletOwn.
| October 2t-Odesss.
1 October 25-StantOn.
October 26-Hockessin.
| October 27-Newport.
October 2S-Toy's Hotel.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

And shown in magnificent effects and styles.
Another lot of walnut and cherry poles complete with
fixtures, for II Il cents each
All coors in low and high priced cotton Bunting, suta
BILE for draperie and decorations here in quantities
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

For the Best Cabinet Photographs.
Go to the Wilmington Photograph Co
}1l3 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Medicine for? Because you are sick
and want 20 get well, OF because you wish to
prevent illness. Then remember that Hoods
Sarsaparllla CURES all diseases caused by
Purely vegetable Hoods Pnis-25c
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

toxicating cup. The treat ath was
brought down by siing.-Boston Tran
scrfuf
Evening journal., 1893-09-21
ATTAIN O OTrY, n. y.


cave Philadelphia, Market street wharf
express, $50 a. m, 800, 40 and 300 p. M.
week days. Accommodation, 500 and $40
m, Q. % and 40 D. IN. Sundays-express.
a. m. Accommodation, 800 and 8.lb a.
100 y. m.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21
PhilAdelphIa and Reading R. R.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharyes, Weekday Express, Q.lO q. m, 200.
800, 400. 800 p. m. Accommodation, 800 n.
m, b.15 D. m. SundRy-Expreas, 900 and 1901
a. IN Accommodation. 500 a. m, 40 u. m.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Miss Amy Alexander, Of No ZOOS Del
Hare avenue, arrived home last evening
'pm a three weeks trip to Port Deposit
d Havre de Grace, Md.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Worth makes the man"
The poet much mistakes;
Worth makes the woman
The man he merely breaks.
Kansas CITY Journal.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Miss Mary Agnes Reilly. of Whining
D, has been visiting Mrs. Philip Steven
In, in Dover.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Cummings the Photographer, soc Market
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

quiet wedding wss solemnized in
psrlor of Union M. E. parsonage
|terday. Miss Mamie Dance was the
lie and William U. Smedley the
pm. Harry c. Dance, brother Of the
lie was best man. Miss Belle Kyle
bridesmaid. The ceremony took
e at 230 o'clock and was performed
Rev. K l.. Hubbard, Phi. D., pastor of
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley left hele
the 4 90 p m. train on the Whining
and Northern road for ten days
/, through Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

BOARD AND ROOMS,
IN0R RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
i housekeeping or lodging. 5ls Market 81.
1.-TWO FRONT ROOMS COMMUNICATING
unfurnished cheap Also boarderaI taken.
Apply ll0l West SIXTH street.
NOR RENT-UNFt FINISHED COMM UNI
II eating rooms. location central. Address
l.. NJ this Office.
BOARD AND LODGING. IN A RESPECT
j able family. reference required. Terms
moderate. No iOi West Twelfth street.
WANTED - GENTLEMEN BOARDERs
w In private family. No. o23 NanBuren ST.
WTANTED-BOARDERs AT no. III MAR
w ket street.
NOR RENT - FRONT ROOMS FOR
II housekeeping and lodging, 3ll shipley 50.
DOARDERs WANTED AT no. 2is WEST
- street.
NOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
/ II eating. on second floor. furnished or I'M
furnished. Apply az $50 Market street.
VNTANTED. -BOARDERs. GOOD ACCOM-
| w mndatinns. 50. Ai East Fourth street
rNsTRUcrIoN-MUsIcAL.
MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN on PIANO TO
/ wi Young pupils. Terms moderate. Apply
No. IA West Twelfth street.
BUSINESS oPPoRPTUNITIEs.
NOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES
] IT OF Confectionery Store. also the old esiah
lished book and novel store at 2 8 East Fourtl
Evening journal., 1893-09-21
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT pUB-
i DC sale az No 1l3 Poplar street, on tri-
day. September ed at o'clock a. m, full
line o household goods. Push ptrlor suit,
walnut chamber suits, carpets 90 rooms and
all other articles for housekeeping; sold 10
remove from the city. W. A. HUklLL,
AuctiOneer.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

George S Bovard. of Chadd's Ford,
l., is registered at the Hotel willis.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

f Miss Lille NJ. Scho6eld is visiting
ENDS in Elkton
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Frederick Webster, Of Seattle, Wash
gton, is registered at the Clayton
|Ouse
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

EOR SALE-TOOLS OF A CANDY FAC
II tory. including marble slabs, furnaces
starch boards. drop machines, cheap. Appl
No. 1Oi West Twelfth street.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

NOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURks
II of Confectionery Store, also the old esiah-
iished book and novel store at 6 East Fourth
street. apply Clark's Store. 16 East Fourth
streetl
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Mrs. Charles Sharpless. of Chester,
!, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
|mes Smith, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1893-09-21

Willard Salisbury, Jr. left this morn.
for the Worlds Fair, where he will
end ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
TlIE COURTS

SO business whatever was transacted
in either of the district courts Yesterday.
iu thp county court the pruhutc docket
WAS up. and several annual accounts Of
guardians We're approved, among lhcu
those of Nmior purmton and w, ~
SirliWH both guardians of minor heirs.
George Harris plead guilty 10 stealing
coul and was liued 81 with one day in
Jail.
New suit filed -,lohu A. Lott vs. w.
l.. Thomas eft AL. irespass and damages.
1hp county commissioners held u meet
iug yesterday but little business was
transacted Tho trial OF Mr. Warren,
superintendent of thu poor farm, on
chnIp,rs of cruelty Ca the iumutes was
heidi, md the conclusion arrived nc thur
lic charges were not sustained by the
evidence. Judge johnson aud VI, e, Hot
lnway were appointed u committee tn
provide q place TO which the court oil
oiul- can hc transferred until the now
building is haMtUhlc. nm, court is muui-
nous I'M SIS desire fu have the building
commenced aus early as possible The
price for pluus ami specifications has
boon raised from $1,000 to $500.
a marriage license was granted yes.
trrduy to f. IT, Cory aud Miss Hattie
! r.. MrNcieh, both of Arluptn. During
! thc week eleven licenses have hccn b.
suCd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
THE MAYOR RE TURNS
Fort Worth Shrewdness a
Match for New York Bulls.
THE GREAT COLONIAL BALL
Grand Dictator Hendricks Is Presented with
Beautiful Cane by His Brother x. Of v.
The Object Of the Democratic *.
ecuiiye Committee Meeting.
THE MAYOR RETURNS.

Mayor Paddock rctumcd from hts
very successful bond selling trip TO New
York yesterday morning, boa excellent
health and spirits aud delighted with the
grpnt sale De- madr-0 sdle that has not
hrcu rquallcd iu New York for many
months. aud sale. the success of which
Us due very largely to the shrpWd hnni-
cial management of the mayor
lie got the investors 20 bidding against
one another. and the final result is nut
another demonstration chat competition
is the life of trade.
When Mayor Paddock got to New
York, which was on The morning ui ii"
2uth hc found thirteen bids ranging from
% tU $3.50. lie also found that there
was an open and palpdble attempt TO bear
the Fort Worth hOud market. for Js oi
the city were being huWkcd about tho
street nt DO fhp fiscal nEcut of the
city, after consultation with the mayor
told him they would authorize him To buy
iu oll che Fort Worth 5's lw could grt
ut that price aud be- very speedily mudV
this public. that hc, tho mayor VI Fort
Worth. would take ull thn Fort Worth
5's offered 600 30. One man Thought
this was o. blur and hc came to the oilice
with % batch Of bonds. twenty-five in
number. aud asked if that was the
buy g.. 600 gT.Ji 81 am, said Mayor
Paddock ~ have twenty-five bands
here VIII you take thcmt' was asked
The mayor touE them. examined thru
found them q. IS. handed them over tu
bsir a Cos Uyug, just figure what
these are worth go D15 and give him
IL vhrpl, for them
That bear lost just SG2. 80 hy that bluff
for Doe bonds were taken This bcram,
known uud had decidedly bullirh effect
$50 when thv bids were opened tlr bid
dcrs were nuNiuua Zoo get them Captain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

Dpnzr BUuuuh son eft Charles Bran
hun. living m ile; ScvuttrNth strepr
was badly mUrd uy his clothing Wtch-
ing from the iio iu the stove, The little
follow is only about % your- oi age and
could dn but little iu his own aid for his
iuclw was very CLOSE fitting and the fire
me The Undertaking. His body was
terribly burned and his mother, iu tear
Ws nj lhr mnus clothing from The
form uf hcr SON. bad her hnuds horribly
hN4Iprpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
A STABpIN0 AFFRAY.

Last night on West Weatheriori street
two negroes, Pink Berry or Bprreu and
Guilty and Oliver was stabbed hy Berry,
lhpre was long standing quarrel he.
tween the two men, IL is said, ahont n
woman, mud more than oncc trouble has
threatened, but it amounted 10 bur little
more than suuahbling until last night
The reports ot the extent of divers in-
wounds are not necessarily fatal.
When Ohcers Darby aud Land.
grove went To Pnk's housc to arr
rest him, they came near heing involved
ia h shooting aifr0y The negro WAS iu
his house. and when called upou 10 open
The aiudow six-shooter mi hand The
officers covered him with their pistols
and he went back into the house, Within
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
rRATNRNAL CANING.

About y o'clock yesterday afternoon
the Knights of Honor by their dictator, G..
&. Allen, "cnncd" Grand Dictator ).
D. Hendricks of Henderson, Tex, m
the purlors of the Pickwicl, hotel. Judge
iludr.cks Acknowledged receipt of the
gold headed cuuc, uot for iptrsir value,
hu, for coming from the brothers Of
Ttruu lodge 30 100 claiming how
ryor the came, now iu his ppascssipu
must hc appreciated for tho reason 10
came FROM Inu Dpyis' gurdou and vas
cnt hy HIM personally. I'm reply to the
remarks of fudge NrWricEs. DR.. e.. g..
'urkrr, 20 the uuue of Torruut lodge,
u very feeling remarks srt forth the
spirit prompted by the lodge for the can
ug g.. b. Paxton being present. In his
uuuu lly pleasant mauuer offered thnuks
for rhr presence 20. GRIND Dictator Hen
dricl,s aud his able address at the public
installation last night
a. r. Hall, the deputy grand lictutor,
Boo uu cu-y manner called The grand
dirnfpr down ou his reference To extra
u.srssmcuts ON th, whole the "cauiug"
/ vUs ono uf the special and Interesting
occasions thc order has ever enjoyed la
| This city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
CONTENTS OF The GAZETTE.

pAGB Advertisements.
PAGE CITY News.
Hawaiian Revolution
Blaine's Funeral.
pACu g.-The Tewmey Murder
pAGp 4.-our Public Buildings.
Mrs. AIaybrick Doomed.
PAGE b.-Texas Legislature.
The Veal Killing.
State News
PAGE G--Panama's Debris.
PAGE T.-washington News
Stocks and Bonds.
Markets.
PAGE s-Tbeatrical.
PAGE g.-Lamar on Davis.
For settlers.
ON the other Foot.
PACE tO-Our Boys and Girls.
PAGE Railroads
PAGE - Editorial
Realty aud Building.
Court OF Appeals.
PAGE 18.-Tast skaters.
lnnuguruls.
PAGE IA Hoskln's Pets.
one Night aud Next.
PACE 15.-Authors
Women as Investors.
PAGE 1G.-Ladie-' Department
PAGE iI Foreign Travel Wakeman.
suun.
A Great Actor
PAGE 1S.-Ab0ut Reptiles
Changing the Face
81 Know of Men"
Fosters Weather
PAGE no. uumor NJ VI. Quad.
yAGE gUuayid Blifour.
The Edison OF Germany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
WHAT INFUSION SAYS.


san Francisco. Cal, Juh. Is Lurin A.
1hurstuu. chairman OF the Hawaiian
comm ssiun. said Things are in such q
position now, no pa.ty or class OF resi-
dents is fully capable of establishing a
state governments They must look out
side and naturally come To th mt"d
States The condition of affairs is much
more threatening than indicated bS pub
lshrd statement in the Hawaiian papers.
III wus the declared intention 10 ultimate
Is eject uli foreigners from the island.
The proposed dislrauchsiug of all except
native bUrt was go ht the FIRST step.
After cNpaIliug all foreigners their prop
prly would be- cuuiiScuted Prupert
g. now protected only by Il volunteer
force of 600 men and marines and Blue
Jacket. from the Boston. II this gov
eminent fails to annex the island they
will br lrn open tO anarchy. All treaties
between France and England made boz
tSS2 recognized the INDEPENDENCE of the
island No wis thc treaty between those
powers negotiated 10y King Louis Phil.
liu binding each nation not 10 take pos.
session of the island IL is clear IN The
view of those we'll posted That England.
under truuty cannot annex nor
can France. The United states
mi the time The treaty was
negotiated refused to pl,dg" Itself
NOT to take possession uf the Stands. but
simply recognized the Independence Of
the government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
THE BENEVOLENT HOME.


The rgpor, of Mrs Rwchsll, suprrin-
tcndput 10 the trustees ut the Fort
Worth BtucVulcnt home, on as h moro
commonly known, ODE urphOu'S hOmc,
is very interesting document of great
length and 10 the fourth annual report
The report gives great praise 90 those
who huyc aided in maintaining the pros
prrty of the home, for the past year has
been prosperous, aud it ends With n bat
nncr, % very small one, it Is true. but
still balance iu the treasury, The sys-
tenn Of worl, aud training of the iomcS-
tic lie of the home is modelled with the
Wow Of making helpful women of the
girls trained therein, and Ot the same
time a good school training Us given.
The report gives great detail of the work
and the special training of particular
children, etc.
The statistical part Of the report Is
this
In this report are presented IN their
usunl order statistics of the school as to
numbers and work accomplished during
In DO home Jan, /, 1892. girls ~
boys, 10
Since received, gds, 10; boys, g.
Total girls, Nl buys, 80
Left during the year, girls |,
10 Wv ''''' '''' '.''' SUE '
Work done IN the sewing room:
Dresses. ESQ
Night dresses, $40
Under garments, 900.
Boys pants, 80,
Boys waists, 4O.
On ap average 200 pieces are mended
each week. making q total of lO,ioO re
paired garments during the year
SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT
Mrs b. NJ Burchill. superintendent
In account with tho lfou Worth BE
neYolent home, from Ian /, 1892 90 Dee
81, lSl2 Inclusive.
To balance in treasury, Jan, / iSl2
! SAl4t, aiuoOas collected Asm mouth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
Association ASKED FOR.

Washington, Jan. 2S-Mr Mott Smith.
Hawaiian minister has received am Of.
h,Iui dispatch to the effect that tht
Hawaiian government has been over
thrown, and that commissioners from
the new government are on their way a.
Washington from San Francisco To- ASK
ihnt the hawaiian Islands be- annexed 90
the United States. Mr.. Mott Smith Is
now az the state department waiting 4.
advise the secretary of state OF the iu
formation hp has received The STATE
and navy departments have been 9th
ruily informed of the revolution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
@. Y. SMITH & c

Large arrivals of New Spring Goods TapF
Napkins Towels and Bed Spreads; prices the 0''
reached
The first Kid Gloves for spring have reacnS,
will be offered Monday. A SHOOK Glace KID wv
we have heretofore sold at 81. 25 go at $50
Spring shadmgs and black; a strictly frstcn.
that sells everywhere at 80 and 81 rs, will go N'
81. so
The best S'button Suede Glove we have e'S' I
50, this week 81. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
I1NIIIA q CAnTWUuGHT
'NBOIT SENATOR MAUTIN.

a wcllkuowu citizen of Fort Worth.
who has long enjoyed the huuor aud
pleasure of friendship with John Mar.
tim recently elected senator FROM the
state of Kansas. and the first Demo
crlt tu enjoy this distinction. thus cN-
presses himself about This able man aud
tIup statesman.
"rhr new Democratic senator from
Kansas I have known for the pust TWEEN
ty-H,r years. He i4 muu of strong
views. decidedly Democratic aud You
win find John Martin voting Democracy
ui the time He DIS % mnu n the true
-rusu, warm friend UIs ! have reason
tu know, and % warm hutnr. lie is the
nhIr.t Democrat iu Kansas with the
possible exception of Colonel Tom Moon
light John Martin led two iorlou hopes
for governor i'm hi, state, and was voted
for uuuy time. for senator 10y the Demo
cratic members Of the legislature
"Ihc Democracy of the nation need
hnyo nn fears as To- where hc Will stnud.
II is seldom ! have voted for q bruu-
craft but John Martin is one ! have
voted for with pleasure. and would not
hrHtutp to do ao uglip. Martin is %
| Go successor tu the noble Preston Il.
| pulmb, Kansas greatest senator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
STJACOIRS
90 I sIl15s
hc2e8sgg3FdirP
cManSBeaSt.

occasion for Il. and thus satisfy the
wishes Of my dear people but with re-
greet ] say, ] have met with obstacles
that prevent IT, Return To your homes
pcacnbly aud quietly. and continue TO
iool, toward me aud ! viii look towadr
you Keep mc ever in your love / am
obliged tO postpone the granting OF the
constitution for few days ! must cou-
fey with the cabinet. and when, after
You return home, you mas see ", receive
it graciOusly. Iou have my love. anu
with sorrow ! now dismiss You.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
nnllnnlan rn SEA

san Francisco. CAL. Jan. - The
flag shin Mohiouu and the war ship
Ringer now ut Mar Island, hive been
ordered tp sea Immediately The Muhi-
cul will go dirort 90 Honolulu mud Chs
Ranger viii proceed to sun Frurisra
and await further orders. The Mohiruu
sailed nt this afternoons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
~ HNNNST nACKMAN-

Charles BATHS. who drives hack No H.
found IA his ychirle yesterday evening
o. pocket book containing Sl3UO I'm groom
backs. The lady who lost the money
was very grateful for the return ot the
pocket book and contents Tint she
found the lost money easily is ull the
more to the credit of the huckmun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
NM RATrLN RONAL.

AZ che last moment most of those who
had entered for the baltic royal (cocl
Hghn refused Ia complete the entries
aud the fight finally came down Ia seven
instead of the expected fifty game cocks,
The sport was great and lasted for n
long Time, Int finally u Georgia red of
W. Sparks of Abbott, Mci.cuulp county,
was the survivor aud won the pot
After that number of matches were
made and fo, ght hy the various lunclcrs
drawn here hy the battle royal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
nm pNnrLAMATION.


THE PFuI LANAI lVN, .
san Francisco, Cali '"i" - lI 'uv'
proc luwWiuu Co. ll" ll'lNH"' "'P'' WV
resolution lists eay
ihe provisional Government Su'a' r",'
members. who are hereby declared /" ne
>. H. Dole. j. d. Niht' o. joins ",W
W. O. smith who ,holl 9uH.ii'ls''I ,i'I
government of Clue i-lllu lh' HI'' h"'"'"
acting us preH'IoHt ANA rh'lrlunil OIL ,U.
council administering 'H' u'p"''u p'
foreign affairs, 1uu lur "'h't' r'N'l"h'
alWmiHirriu- lHr Departments "I ll't u"
terror iuuucu uud attorney -t'u''u ''
sprctiycly iu ino order iu "h'H huui'I-
utpd agreeable tU existing iuWNlNh
laws as iur Is may up consistent WIN
ibis prucluuu.iuu and also of the adNle-
nry council, which shHl consist OF Tour,
! teen memhrr- who are hereby ueIi"i,l
! TO be- ). -. Damon, y. bruwu J.. \.
Ihurstuu, l L N'rEDu y. Eiun!' ~
Wutrrhousc. \. Mr' anIFsS, - ~
/ Tcrucy T.. w. Mcphncy, T.. Wilhelm.
| r.. II. Castle. w g. Ashley, w, 4. W lI.
| der. G. Bolt Such advisory council shll
! also have general Legislative aulnoN..
| such cAccutlye ml advisory 'ouuri
move amy member of either council, and
! tO hll such on any other vacancy,
| Further particulars OF the revolution
urc us follows
| an day Tuesday the Seventeenth COM
! mWdty was boo stuie ui expectancy,
looking to thr committee of pubic safety
TO do something TO rnd the state 9l ten
| sion and secure the rlEllS "I an ,ll'|'llS
against eurroarhmeutS once Hnu Tor w,
| Finally HE shooting of Policeman by
tho name. of Mr. Good prrciWthted a
movement Phe citizens hurried y" hrr-
cinnia street "lnoiy' Wh'r' ,n,I NvrI
| formed INTO c"mpah'-' 9Imvu anu
! murch'd 10 th' government "WN"uE,, nv
the m"Nh'mv the committee ON l"u,'
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