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General MercnandIse.

BAes-Caeuttas June and July. e1saeI4c: Wool
Bags. S0Iss32c.
oIL-Cafornia Castor oil. in cases. No. !, 81 27Ib:
bb!s. 81 &24a (manufacturers' rates); Eastern
do, 81 So; California Linseed on bbis, boiled soc;
raw, 5Se; cases, I2c more. Eastern Lnseed on in
6bls, boiled soc, do raw 5Se; cases. 312c more.
Lard OIL bbls 81 10: cases. 81 3 p gaI. Cocoa 55c
q gal; China Nut, 5O055e q gai.
PErROLEUM-Starlight Isle 2 gallon. Foceue
&c 2 gsioni Astral, ls12c , gallon; 500 Elaine,
2Staei Pearl, 1Sl2c; Water White, refined,
bulk, l2c; Headlight, 1852. cases 23e: Mineral
Illuminating. 5000. zoe in cases: Standard, HOO
fire test. lie gallon In cases (caps) l71ac faucets
and lie In buIK.
GASOLINE ETC.-63o Benzine bulk. l2lSc 2
gal lse: 74o Gasoline bulk l3c: cases Ice;
s6o Ga soIine. LUX. 2Oc; cases, 25c 2 gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted ut sac u b.
RED IEAD-Quoted at 7I4c . n.
IU6PES TINE-Quoted at soc p gal
PACIFIC CODFlSH-Was marked down 1c all
around yesterday. follows: Whole Fish, in so 10
bundles, 412c 2 n; e'ses. selected. Sc: homeless
strips, sc; blocks, 6i297 nc; middles, 6I@@71ac.
sUGAk-Ihe eStern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash. Cube, Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all 55sc e To- Dry Granulated
Sc; Cohfecttoners' A, 4Jsc p ID; Magnolia. 43Sc
Extra q. acc: Golden c, &c; d. sac; Standard
A, 4s4c; half-bbis FAC more than b6ls, aud boxes
1oc
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Sterling Exchange, 80 days......,..,.. 4S7
Sterling Exchange, sight. ...,,... - go
New York Exchange sight. .......,,. 22IA
New YORK Exchange, telegraphlc... 27iS
Fine Silver, q ounce. SAT-
mexican DoIlars., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65A 66
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-lO0 Atlantic Dynamite 46i4; $1,000
of Bonds, 9SSs: 200 Oakland Gas. 42ia; 20 Giant
Powder Con, 1854; ~ Hutchinson 2 CO, ga; 90
do, 63s
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-10 Cal Electric Light. 22s4 so Pacific Gas
Imp. 1879.
street.-the Oakland Gas, 42Is; 20 s r Gasight
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BOARD SALES.

Following the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR sEs sfoN-9:S0 A. NJ
400 Belchr. 9025O ChOllsr.. 80 100 OphIr LAB
200 Bullion. .4OlU0 Con N.Y.. 20l0O overIa. rs
200 ........3b % Confd ...l.l5S 500 POtos,. l.55
500 Bulwer. 30 800 Point. so 400 savage so
go ChaII 70 80 90 & N....s5 800 NeV.....9 go
100 CC&N.. .2l5 SO Justice. 10 $50 fJaokt 40
100 ....,...,.2l 10 1000 KentcE. % 30 .........36
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:30
100 Beiehr los 100 ChOliar... 30 100 PotosI. LOS
1000 ........l. 90 100 CCSV q 70 800 so
400 Bodice. % 500 Point. 80 200 Scorpion. 05
200 Bullion =. .4OIl 80 Ophir....l1allO SB M..SO
100 CalednR.. 100 Potosi. 6Ol3OU Jackt.. a5
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And In accordance with law and Al order OF the
board OF Directors made on the IwenLy-sxth dly
OF JanuaFy 1898. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at put
tic auction at the Office OF the company, No. 80
pSse street., rooms is and IT, San Francisco Calf
torsla on MONDAY. the third day OF A prii, 1893,
81 the hour OF O'Clock p N. of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, getner with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
j. W. PEW. Secretary
omce-So $40 Pine street, rooms Is and II. San
francisco, California. mrlo ID
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CHALLENGE CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
~ pany-Location OF principal place of business
New ~ -A-'i'
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo 1If
levied on the 18th day of February the sevs,j
amounts set opposite the names OF the respeetfvs
49, ntIn -N04'SSeAhO
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Call Board Sales.

Portland's Business.
PORTLAND, Or. March 30.-Clearances, s25S, 600;
balances, S67, 900.
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And in accordance with law ana. An or der from
the board of directors made ting Birthday Of
February. 1893. so many shares of eachparctl Of.
such stock may be necessary will be soIdat public
action at the auction-h of $. p. Middleton g..
Co., SO Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cal. on
MONDAY. the nth day OF April 1898. at me 6eJtr
OF O'CLOCK of said day, to pay said eltnGu
assessment thereon together with costs Of adTerts
ing and expenses of sale. -
II. d. WALKER, Secretary
Ofhce-RoOm 50, Nevada block, 800 Mon tEoinery:;
street San Francisco Cal. mrs td !:
NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING cUMPANY1:Ltr,
IN cation of principal place OF business. san Fran
cisco, Cal Location OF works, TuscarOri Mining
District. Elko County. New.
NOtice-Ihere are Delinquent upon the following :
desor bed STOCK GU account OF assessment al 22}
levied the 26ta day of January, 1893 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tn respective
Shareholders as follows: e -
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STABLES, CORNER OF HAIGHT AND COLE STREETS

The sale viii comprise the noted Electioneor
mare Regina. our OF Accident dam OF anda
t2:l734): FLIES by Director, out of Regina and
Weaver Girl by Speculation; also FLIES and colts
by Alexander Button. mares by Monroe Chief. Alb
botsford, steiEway, etc also several choice road
sters, trotters ana PAGERS by Director, Stelnway
Monroe Chief and JUNO.
This choice lot of horses be seen at any time
up to date OF sale. Also Brewster Top Busgies,
Road and Breaking Carts Phsetons, etc.
Take HaiSht-street cable, Metropolitan electric or
Omnibus cable cars.
Catalogues now ready.
kILLIP & CO., Auctioneers,
mr2S 81 TuFrTu % MonfQomery street
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NEW YORK, March 3O.-The course OF the stock
market to-day was great surprise to q majority Of
traders. The temper of speculation was strong
almost from the start to the finish. and when GER
tain stocks were hammered BY the bear contingent
others were rapidly brought TO the front by the
bulls ana sufficient buying orders placed to prevent
any pronounced action. Railways, rs well as in
dustrlsls, cons plcuous at Intervals, but the
strength OF the former was considered by far the
most important feature. Eastern and Western
trunk line shares improved 1292l4 per cent. Ia
industrials pools displayed renewed activity, es-
peelaily In American Sugar, which sold ND from
lO3s4 to 1861, Dstiiing and Cattle-!eeding which
rose from 80 to 3S, aud National Cordage which
advanced from 81 rs TO 64I2. Government bonds
strong Petroleum tTm at 6Sc bid.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Unlted states Bonds AS
1l354 do 2's, sgL2; Northern Pacific IVA: Cana
dian Pacific, s3Ia Central Pacific 26Ih: Union Pa
c1hc. 1914; AtchisOn and Santa Re, "a Wells
Fargo, LAG; Western Union, 9415; Silver, s3Is;
Sterling, 81 S7di 81.
Wheat - May, 1850 Flour, steady. Coffee
$l6 So. Sugar, 31st95 9-l6c. HOps-Pacidc Coast
lsg2l13c. Hides, l21ac. COpper-LaKe, ST. %.
Tin-Spot. so 50. Lead-DomeStlc, "a O2Ia. Iron,
SIG Petroleum, 6Sc
HOPS.
The business is very Hight and prices are only re-
tained by hrm interior reports. Best Pacifics are
quoted at 2l92 112c
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar strong, In active demand and unchanged:
Raw very strong and unchanged.
Coffee is duh and featureless Sales 1000 bags
April, SIS 90; May, $l6 40.
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ing the balance of this week. as the Produce Ex
change has adjourned t. Monday. Future showed
decline yesterday. but spot prices were uncban ged.
No. Feed, $751; GS7iae choice bright do. $685. c:
aark Coast 81 t29S5c p ctl; Brewing, 92L2c9
81 O2l2; CheyalieT, nominal.
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LIVERPOOL, March 30-The spot market Is
weak at IS lid. Cargoes easy at 2es I'd for off
coast 29s Cd for just shipped and 2ss Sd nearly
due.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNEST Chrouometer and
Instrument Maker, 4 California street.
SiGtl OF the Wooden Sailor
: SNAIL Hixi E Rs,y. Lark hw h ss.i,. EgIEg
3D.. IL % AMI ga PM 5.26 PM 5.l7 AMl6 556.3S
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LONDON. March 3O.-Consols, 98Ia; Silver,
391sd; Rentes, 96f S21Ac.
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~ $3.50 i'sS 1't''N $50 w AVlo"'Hs
714d; July, IS Sd; August 6s S34 September
6s pad.
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RECEIPTS OF rRoDUoE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco
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THURSDAY. March So
stmr umatilla Holmes. Victoria, etc: Goodar,
Perkins g. Co.
br stmr Grandholm Mason Nanafmo. John
Rosenfeld's Sons
ship America, Harding. Nanaimo; r Dunsmur
Sons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
HALEY ON THE STRIP.

by Associated IIeSs' .
Washington. Nov. 13.--Caplain 5. j, ).
Hagiey, formerly chief clerk of the IN
Terror department. now receiver 81 the
land office at Enid. o. T.. is In Wash
mgton He brings a new version Of the
complaints about the opening OF the
Cherokee strip. The opening he says,
was generally satisfactory aud com
plaints came from those who desired to
make trouble and bring the admlnistra-
tion into disreputp.' Captain Haley
says the chief promoters of dissaiisiac-
lion are d small fraction Of Democrats
who were angered because the land OIL
GERS and other officials sent 10 Oklahoma
and the strip were from tie outside ter
ritory The sending Of outside men, he
SAYS. broke mp the plans formed 10 cap
tire the best lands in the strip and a
number missed the opportunity Of MAX
ing money they had anticipated. To
these disappointed Democrats were Joined
some Republicans who were anxious To
make political capital out Of
lie affair. and this resulted IN all the
charges, complaints and calls for an In
vestieati0n. He says the outcome VIII
be III yindiention, Of course, OF those
charged with wrong doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

san Francisco, Cal. Nov, 13.-At the
Hawaiian consulate in this CITY, no word
WAS received by the steamship China
which would throw further light ON The
situation at the islands Consul Wilder
stated 10 q reporter that Va case the
characterization should ask The prnyisonal
request would not be grated but Ia
clsc the use OF force was Threatened,
The provisional government cpuld have
but one c1ursc 10 pursue Resistance To
the power If the United State; would be-
useless, but 10 would protest with an
ite nfprl force against such a high.
handed outrage. Should the United
States protcctOrlte of monarchy hc with.
drawn, that nOnarry would not lnsi "A
day UnqnosiionRbly the next Nynln.
ton would not be as peaceful as the last.
and the monarchy wound surely he over
thrown once aud forever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
KATY INJUNCTION SUN.


|erslen, Tex, Nov. 13.-rhe argu-
y lhe Missouri. Kansas and Texas
-lpn suit on motion Of the Inter
~ and Great Northern to dissolve,
Irsfl by Judge B1arman in the
Il states circuit court at . o'clock
I9fnlAg, Mr. Hagcrman. of the
y i9r the Missouri, Kansas and
= mllway, began his argument and
'Iaue until 10 O'Clock. when the fur
I'.rhg Of the case was suspended
4 4 10, az which hour MIR, Huger-
nTamei his argument.
e's conclusion Of Judge Hagermnn's
al tonight Judge Boarmnn ren-
verbal opinion dissolyiug the
Iytap injunction oh.aincd IN The
4 ss'flei court by the Missouri, Kan
W Texas, aud restoring tie In
m and Great Northern railway
|. an, sse riFals nd privileges it had over
y a ''1s'on, Houston and Henderson
M Me granting Of the Temporary
n ny the Stale district couri
4. N the Missouri. Kansas and
qat Of Galveston until the final
\. ~, NE case. which will come IN
'frs .a'.ed States circuit court al tiin
Il Term, unless the Klty makes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. either with the In
4 lfrsal and Great Northern ar tbo
N''fAdo and Slute Fe
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RUSSIAN CONvICrs ARRESTED
By Associated Press.

WnshingtOn, Nov u The Knsalnn
minister at Washington has enteryened
IN the matter Of the ten escaped Rus
sian conylcis recently picked up IN the
Pacific ocean and landed at San Bran'
cisco The minister asked that the men
he arrested. presumably for the purpose
of nscertining whether they are Grim
inal offenders escaped from Siberia. The
treasnry department promptly acted on
hi request and ordered the arrest Of
fbe men and has received word that
this has been accomplished. The com.
missioner Of immigration NJ San Fran
cisco has been given instructions to wire
the facts In the case. Including the aih-
davis OF the men 10 the Department.
pending The receipt Of whidi further ae-
lion Is postponed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

dering how the royalist faction obtains
It's inside nsws From the day the uliceu
was dcp0scd she and Ter supporters have
never lost confidence IN their cause. They
have made predictions rs 10 tne action
Of the United States thai have hcen
Invariably verified. and the annexation
lists at Honolulu. when they Lcard the
queen had ordered new uniforms for her
retniners hardly knew what 20 think
uihs opinion OF these who came from
ncNatomists Will make no Resistance 20
the United States orders 10 put the
queen back, but this government will
have 10 keep a force Of men constantly
on shore TO maintain her on the tlront.
and that will practically amount TO am
neNation with 4 singular anomaly Of a
territory Of the United States governed
by woman who calls herself q queen
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HONOLULU OPINION.


a., rr,ncisco. Cal. Nov. 13.-The
steamer Chinn and did NOT dock until 10
O'clock this morning, owing 10 the low
fide. Owing to the fact that she arrived
two DAYS ahead Of time Il was thought
she brought news Of great Importance
but 1t turned out that her QUICK KY w. va Mss
s,.,ye,,. 1ve-e Admiral Sleritt and family.
I5ent, For, his flag lieutenant and seere,.
,,rt AMI Lieut. Wilson. The naval
efIicers were greatly surprised when they
t'',-j >; news II Cleveiundis decision
rs.sirdinr Hawaii He would not *,
press az opinion Of any Kind u Ngain
W. ,,'3n,inisfration. The admiral stated
~ i,ad receired cable message q. 90
~ r;bjna. i:iss was ordered 70 proceed hrst
10 San Frsncisco. Further orders VIII
BE- received here -.
Hawaiians in San Francisco are won
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JACKSONVILLE STILL AFTER 1T,
nv Associated Press.

New York, Nov 13-Hon. j. ]. Bow
den, ex-mayor Of Jacksonville Fla, and
Harvey Mason arrived from that city
today. Numerous letters aud teleErams
awaited them. saying doninies and sun
dav-sc.hool people were raising objections
10 the contest taking place In Jackson
Vile Bowden left.immedi1tely for home.
Nnsn1 will remain here until everything
Il settled The meeting Of the managers
and purilists Is arranged 10 take place
"Wednesday afternoon. when Il Is hoped
the articles Of agreement will be signed
Mason said today;
THESE church people will cut no figure
IN Jacksonville and there will be no in:
terfercnce in case the fight Is arranged
10 come OF there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
Benefit This City in Fixing
Fair Rates.
Merchants Say That Rates Were De-
morniizing, hut That Kca-
sonablc Adjustment
win Result.

II IA the general opinion among the
,.h,i..,l., .,,.,, 81 i,,r, worn, n,at ia.
tow freight rate innugnrniel 10y ihe
Rock Island is "a very good thing II
Il ,,t1 nnir l,o p,rr,rcnt INN IA fhey
~ W." v''E nv p,i"''".''" '
thihk ihnl inc prrH'hl rue 'nnno' y"
main IN force because h is not liv-
ing rate for the Rock Island aud other
IN. ..,,t..,.t,,,.t M,
Iu"uS' anu '''h h"I'N we "'u,''I'"',' wv
they do believe reasonable pnNs Tor
North Texas points should be settled on
,,,.,,.,,,,,, t,st. sh,,tJ "A, rrlfnru,
i'' n''''''' '','''
not Suplecl 10 nn'lunuonN
o. rate war; snid u jphhcr this ut-
,o,ro,,, Gle ,io.,rs drmorallznp To the
,',l,'"' -. IT.,
joliping trade 1t mas rue same 'Hvo'
on uS thnt fluctuations nn unstable
condition of the mnrtei does, aud there
4 49,, ,,,c.rt,i,,, which ia dc.
-. ~,
cided!y hnd Tor plls'n',s' ~ l'"Ae' ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION.


st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 13.-The South
western Traffic associations sessions to-
day were spent wholly in the work Of
revising the various tariffs now IN force
IN the southwest. Considerable progress
was made and it is hoped they will COM
plcte the work 10y the end of the week,
1t is the growing belief that rates will
be restored to the practically same basis
as before the decentralization began by
the first of December The association,
however is making public none of its
proceedings,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Washington. Nov. n. plan has
been perfected whereby the gold re-
serve Of the treasury may lie increased
20 the legal limit OF SiOn,O000n1 This
is 70 he accomplished by means of an
UNDERSTANDING with the banks of New
York, where they are to increase the pro
portion OF gold In their deuosits with the
New, York snl'trcasury 10 cover certified
checks that are presented hy Importers
IN payment nf custom duties The sys
TEN now In vogue is for tlc hnnl,s 20
Keep u special deposit at tho ml-trcas.
ury Tor this use aud heretofore gold
has not averaged more thnn ! per cent
tue bulk of the payments being nnde Ia
treasury notes. As the deficit In the
gold reserve is now only SlIun.U1
y is Thought that this scheme which Is
the result Of the recent visit Of the secrc-
tary 10 Now York will hc carried
through
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

bns risen ceneraNy throughout the country
during the mast twenty four hours. The
highest Is over the eastern ROCKY mouii-
tain siopp with ine barometer above fo.4o
inches There are thee slight dcprcssions.
ona IN she vicinity Of Galveston. which In
firates d low area In the gulf. and the 9TH
ers are one IN the nj Idle Aianic STATES
iinr, has hean sharp ian IN the tenn
perainre over the Ohio valley and Ienneis-
see. the interior OF the central gnli. statea
and dhe extreme Northwest ohet o, -
portions OF the country ile ehAhses seN-
eriifv have hcen slight. -. .
The weather IA ciOudy with riln over iiie
ctnarai ami west gulf states am = keheI-
ally clear eisewhere-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
EVANS is A "SLlCk DUCK"
And Several 81. Louis Merchants
would Like to Get Hold Of Him.


St. Louis, Mo, Nov 13.-The arr
rest In Liverpool, England, of Mcssrs,
Scar, Poole. Evans and Preston. eharg.
ed with various frauds on business hous.
cs. is interesting the police Of this city
who would like TO get their fingers on
Evans especially. Evans. alias Allon,
embarked here in the commission bust
ness few years aga, aud after he had
fully gained the confidence OF merchants
dropped out OF sight When the
cccding investigations were closed, 10
was found n bouisinns hnd Lost IN the
aggregate, S1O0OO0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Dallos, Nov. l31hc grand Jury re-
turned an indictment for ciubesslc.
ment against y C. Roecl. cS-city eol-
iecior, nptwithsin liug the fact that
lie p1id every cent ~ thc shortage.
SiOt9 or more. Today he appeared Ia
open court and gave bond IN the sum
Of S5NOO 20 appear Tor trial when his
ease i vailed The mdleimcnt caused
general surprise ns Mir ROge. whrn
the shortage was discovered. promptly
turned over bis property and neither
his hnndsmnn nnr ihn rlN Is ont cont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

court. giving the Katy equal rights with
the International and Great Northern
over the Galveston, Houston and Hender-
son. Orders were at once issued from
headquarters cLncalling the time card,
and officers of the international aud
Great Northern Rad here opened the
druwbridge and refused to allow any
more Katy trains 10 pass No notice was
given, and the train full Of passengers,
amid much complaint, were forced to lay
over until tomorrow. All the COMPANIES
scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
I'm Hoo"


BY Associated Press
Iyoudon. Nov. la--Phfip Schieg.
formerly paying teller Of ihe Bank Of
Minneapolis. and Frank Floyed were ar
rested al northampton 90 board the
German steamer SlaiH from New York.
Scheig Is charged with r0bhing the bank
Of $4,000 aud Floyed y chnreed with
being an accessory Both made violent
resistance 10 arrest and Schieg tried 10
use revolver They were apon over
powered and diaarmed. two rerolYrs be-
ing taken from each man. They viii be
brought to London tomorrow The bag
gage Of The two men. which Is sup
posed 70 co.ltain the bulk Of he money
was seized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
NASHVILLE RACES


by Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 13.-lLlrst race
Seven and a half fur.ongs Kimberly
won, Alhambra second, Imp Somersault
thrd.Timc 1854 II,
Second race--Four and half fur
longs Fannie Williams won, Llttle
Time 80 81.
Third raee-Five furlongs. Oriland,
won, Miss Flee second Bernita third.
Tine lob.
Fourth race -Four and half fprl9ngs.
Susie Nell won Lofiin. Ir., second, SOM
erset third. Time 80 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
SENATOR MARTIN TALKS.
Bv Associated prp4q

I0nell, Kan, Nov. n. senator Mar
tin -Md Today In regard TO Mrs l.oase'4
outbreaks II do moi believe she uOngit
whit she was talking about whom she
said what she dld about the fusion.
Women always act upon. the Impulse Of
what they are saying While ! do mol
any wint course should be- pursued In
ihc state next yonr I hclieve fusion
should not lh thrown over"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

Jarrett as 90 Mr.. Hutchcson's condnc
anu hdclity 10 his clients.
~ the conclusion Of Ewing's tss,tI
hloiiy, the court adjourned the furtlie
itiOrrow. so ~
now lonks as u \ wonld result ir IN.
ulsnaHneni " Patrick and the triumph
AM Nliidiratlon " Hnichrson, patncI
illl rvneals HE discontinue, and 4
much worried over the outro,ne of N,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14
A REVOLUTION
In Store for Dissatisfied
with Diaz.



pittsburg Pa. Nov. BE l.. Rob
erts Of the City OF Mexico Is in Pitts.
burg ON his way 10 Nsw York. lie has
been inAlr1ico the past twelve years,
and is largely interested IN mining pro.
jects. lie Inns been In the United States
the past tea days, but VIII return within
q month. He said today thera was a
great deal 81 dissatisfaction among the
Mcxicans over the rule Of President
Diaz. He WIS assuming more die
trial attitude. and l. trying 10 establish
himself so strongly as 20 defy nll reYo-
GROWN up and WILL unless checked by
some unexpected turn Of nhairs, nlii-
mately bring about revolution. Such
revo,ts heretofore have been sncurss-
fully checked because his few followers
were scared, but the day n Coming when
enough people will rise un aud make Il
decidedly interesting for tho admlnisira-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

/ e',-,i, a, Tex, Nov. 13.-About 5;3D
Novel y. hIe broke out and entirely
\ NJ vs. depot al Clear Greek. on
Ill., " me Galveston. Housc1n mi
"a n ,3 failr9ad, lwenty-six mile
Il N ~ city. The loss on tho drnnt
Nh, g,t.'eats i estimated AT SSg1
vas eansed by a defective flne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-14

San francisco, Cal, Nov. 13-Tho
steamer China arrived early this morning
from Yokohama and Hong Kong via
Honolulu Up TO the time the steamer
left Honolulu Minister Willis had not
made known his Instructions from Presi-
dent Cleveland. consequently there was
no disorder of any kind, From nm inter-
view granted by him TO ewspapers on
Monday. November q, there is no doubt
that he Is duly accredited to the pro-
,.i4inuul government