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DEALERS lN DIRT.

Chicago, Oct 24-Thr worlds real cs-
tate ,cngr">s began to-day. Thoma; !;
Cho;l:rnn If ST Paul made few inter-
rSiin1 remarks in behalf of the Western
States. He said thu, the Star of the
West was the rrgEant star of to-day,
and though it hc !, raradoNical, astro-
noInical problem, it was both the morning
and evening star. lie said tina, Chicago
was what she was because she believed
in the West aud til" West had justified
to the fullest extent her great expectation,
and the result vas seen in the great
White City by the inland SEA, MIR.
Cochran then Went on ia praise the cities
further west, especially st. Paul. but he
said there was one problem that was
confronting those who had The welfare
the til" modern cities at heart, AMI that
WAS municipal REFORM
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Iu,MAN Mpl,1u,

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 24-Aftcr an ab-
serrc of nearly three months Mr.. George
Brinkcrhof of this city, who disappeared
while returning from the worlds fair
July %. was found in Toledo, Chic, and
brought home. Tho IL fortunate man is
rl'nost total mer tai and physical wreck,
and is hot expected to recover There is
no doubt that his head was Unbalanced
by business troubles, and that he has
wandered aimlrssly from place to place
Mr.. Ernkerhof was eng, gcd in real
estate transactions il Springfield, Chicago
aud knnsaS CITY.
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GKEE cAI.SES sI,lc1nE

Chicago. Oct. n. Aaron kimball. Il
real estate dealer. drowned himself in
Lake Michigan. At Nir"ty-eigh,h street.
Tie place where his eighteen year-old
daughter suicilrd Saturday in a similar
manner. The daughter WAS dcsponlcnt
over prolonged Illness The father was
"vrrwli' lnrd Will, grief over the loss of
his 'l;.rsht"r Mrs. KinbnlI is prostrated
ns n result nf the tl"l.blc brre:. vcmelt.
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LOST IN CIJICACp

Chicago, Oct. 24.-I,a Simpson, six.
tecn-yea.-old girl of Lac qui l'arle, Mimi,
is missing. Miss Simpson and her father
were to stay with Mr.. and Mrs Crews,
of No. 1893 Wentworth avenue, when
they came to visit the fair. Yesterday
they reached Chicago. The young woman
boarded a Cottage Grove avenue car,
s"pposing hc.' fric1 ds We're getting Oh
with her They failed to do so nnd the
ca" started, carrying Miss 81 npson away.
The matter was l,Lortcd to the Engle.
wood police, but late last night she had
Lot been found,
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AIOONSIiI:NERs.

Louisville, Oct. ~. - Rcvcnnn Agent
Thraehcr, Special Gaugrr l'arncs, Dcpu-
ty United States Marshal Stringer and
Thomas johnson or Saturday morning
made the most important raid recorded
il tliis state for many years. The still
of Mart Gallagher, in Taylor county,
was seized and Henderson. the operator,
was arrested. Henderson is now in Jail.
The still was located in ravinc on
Green river. fourteen miles from Camp
bellsvillc, and near the Turner cabin
spring. famous for the purity of its
waters. Gallagher, who owned the still,
was out when the officers called.
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III A.ENGGI SEEMS DAFT.

St Paul. Oct. 24.-William Haenggi
appeare;! before Judge Kelly yesterday
and pleaded net guilty to the charge of
numbering his wife Johanna last Weslnes-
day evening. The prisoner appeared hag-
gard and distressed His hair was dis
lleviled and his tlorid face lacked the
tirst indication Of Intelligence. When
questioned he replied absently and stupid
~, and betrayed no emotion whatever.
He entered his plea of not guilty and
.vas led away like a child. 1t is claimed
that the defense will set up the plea Of
insanity
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l;1.AAl.nA\ k111 l.1A

Malvern. Ark, Oct, ~ This morn
ing's nortll-hound l"al freight train No
I'D IN ,lln ST. l."uis. Iron Mountain Il
Southern railway, WAS dashed into hy Il
SontI.-lmlIn,l freight. M. 81, IL few hun
drrl yards south "f Mrndcvillr switch
and both engines and three ~. iyrr;l"I
cars were demolished. Brakeman Jack
James, on the south bound train. Irapr,i
from the engine. killing himself almost in
stnntly 10y striking Ills chin upon the
number board of II trrS,lr over which
III" train WAS passing al the time and
breaking his neck
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
RI:SI,nyI. AcE\rS

Washington. Ocl. Changes in re
serve agents Of Mimi. sofa national banks
have been made as follows: Flour City
National of Minneapolis, Third National
of New York First National of St. Paul.
First National OF Chicago; Merchants
National of Wai"na. Importers and Trad
ers' of New York
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TuE MIXING SIup

st. Paul. Oct 24-Thc chamber of
commerce. yesterday morning considered
favorAbly Il communication from T.. H.
llohr. vice consul Of Norway and Sweden
L" 81. Paul, stating that Capt Anderson,
OF TN" Viking, now on exhibition in Chi
caso, intends to bring his quaint craft
to this city the latter part of this week.
On motion Of Director I.in,lrlic a rcsolu-
tion was passed to the effect that Can't.
Anderson be formerly invited to visit st.
I'anl. The Viking will probably be taken
to the Mississippi river and towcd up
the river.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
HoKR1BIE AND FATAL

De Smer. $. D.. Oct. 24.-Whilc Sam
Mccullough of Arlington. this county.
was lying upon the floor of the billiard
hall at that place Friday evening. a
woman who lives up stairs came down,
and. pulling the hanging lamp down
suddenly. broke rhe chains. The fam
ing oil poured over the PROSTATE mans
head. burning him SO badly that he died
Saturday morning
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HEADED FOR ST pAI.I.

West Superior. Wis. Oct "A. Tie
store of III" Northwestern Hat ana Fur
company was entered by burglars Sun
day night and iurs valued ut $500 taken.
The robbers entered The store about IL
O'Clock by breaking Il back window.
Through the window they rutcrcd closet
and then breaking the closet door they
entered the store The police think the
rncu has" g"Ii. t. tn" Twin Cities
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
I,ISIJERNEN PERISH

Gloucester, Mass, Oct. ~ The clos
ing of the fishing season tells Il mrlan-
choly story of disaster as we'll as success
and gain. During the year there have
been lost at sea from this port 81 men,
leaving 10 widows and 81 children. Ten
vessels, valued a. about SGODO, found
cred or stranded From From 1870,
Since Il record has been kept, to 1893,
there have been $50 vessels cast away
at sea. Il value of S2.HDO,WO. The num-
Der of lives lost was 3,2231. Including
those lost at sea prior to 1870 the list
of the lost will amount to about 5000.
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SUED Fol. PEACE.

Berlin. Oct. 24-The Vossische lei
runs publishes dispatch from Dares
:alaam, near Zarzibar. saying thar the
sultan of Nell. chief of the kiliman-
jaro district. has sued for peace and has
accepted the German terms. ce'iing large
tracts of territory to Germany. aud Civ
ing up all rifles and ererythin. in his
possession
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DESTRUCTIVE IKA1KIE FIRES

IIallnrk, Mirn., Oct. 24.-Itwne to an
abundance of dry prairie grass an.l IL
high wind the rrairie fires were nncom-
monty destructive of late. So far re-
ports he We conc in that bnsides on..
dwelling ho, 81 and stables. about 800
tons "f hay We're ct'l sum.d Ore fire is
said to have started from fires built by
he section men to burn the grass near
The. track
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CHARGES WE'RE TRUE.

Berlin, Ort Chancellor Won Ca
p,ivi prosecuted the VoSsischc (news-
paper, for libel in declaring that cx-
Gov. Soden while he was in office at
Camerools. in Western Africa, entered
into Il commercial enterprise and bought
land which he rcsoId to the German gov
ernment at profit. The court dismissed
the suit on Saturday, fndiug that the
chnrpeS wcrp frup
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I.I.DDI,N FIGHT

New ,rk. y. H.. Oct III -Durin. A free
fight in Il tenement house AT - Van
Furcn street las, ligtlt two tlr,l were
fatally and ON, seriously stabbed. Five
of III" men engaged in the I. ,llbl, are
under arrest. The ,lt is occupied
by thirty families. Irarly all of whom
are Italians
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- - - -
FINAL. CERENJO\IES

Chicago. Oct. 2i.--Thc committe on
ceremonies held Il meeting to discuss the
exercises incident to :hr tinal closing cf
the fair next Monday. 1t was decided
To hold the exercises IN Festival ball.
+. ID. Alillct and Col. Culp were instruct
o.. to prepare n programme and submit
it at IL meeting to be held Tomorrow.
l: is understood that President Cleve!lnd
will not be present
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
lliR IlSKANn

Newton. L., L.. uct. n Mrs. Mary
l.rmken. HI"okIvn, y. V. las certified
that the II mains i,t,G in Cypress Hill
&C cemetery ol, Saturday night are those of
her hush Id. Ii" has been missing since
September last.
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RIR(;IAI, KILLED

Port DalhouSic Ont. Oct. 24.-This
morning burglars robbed the canal tolls
office. Assistant Parks shot one of them
dead. His partner secured the body
after firing two shots. The body was
found forty yards away hut has not YET
been Identified
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
ROBBED 4 pI;l.Al.lII.

st. Joseph. Mo. Oct. n. III" parsons
age of ST. Patrick, cathedral w.,, entered
by thieves during tho nb>rl,r" of RNv.
Father Limn"nkamp and S.dm in cash and
Il number Of articles hnnyin" To The
church taken.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

pARTII,S I.\rrI.

Berlin. Oct. 24.-Thc nltra-C -Conscrva-
tives and the antiSemitcs have united
under the name of the United Parties
faithful to the empire in Berlin. and have
decided to favor the same candidates in
the Prussian elections.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Fargo. y. d., Oct 24-A storm of
ram. Sl'"t nnG SNOW commenced here
" St"r'ay and makes the weather Very
''is,gi'r"ablc. but lli.Ging operations are
h ing pushed right along.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Berlin. Oct. 24.-The grand duke of
Baden is prosecuting two socialist jour-
mails in Mnnheim for libel. charging these
papers with having Detained him in regard
to the recent visit which the duke made
to Mannheim.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

llilISI,"ru, y. d.. oct. o4.-.A cold sl,-.t
commenced fallin. yesterday morning.
whl"h changed L" SHOW and covered the
ground. y stiff wind is blowing from
ih" northwest;
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POSTPONED

Paris. Oct. 24.-The government has
postponed the state funeral of NJ.
Gounod at the Church of the Madeleine,
until Friday. The composers remains
will BE- inferred in the family vault at
tutc,lil
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Huron. S. d. Oct ~ Stow has h"cu
falling here >.ncc ~ o'clock yesterday
morning. preceded by light rain. W.ss-
il.st"n and R"dti,ll reported Il light fall.
lh'r" Is none twenty miles east Of here
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
ANOTHER l,NFoRrr NATE.

| Chicago Oct. 24.Thc Hotel Everett,
on I'ifty-siXth street. has been added to
the list of unfortunate worlds fair hotels.
Il receiver having been appointed on a
petition said To represent creditors to
the extent of 100000
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
ASSIGNED.

New York. Oct. n ';corge Meyer &
Co carriage. manufacturers. mad" m as
slgnmrnt Liabilities. SlM,utnp assets
unknown II.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
FOR SOUTH DAKOTA.

Washington. Oct. 24.-Mr Lucas of
South Dakota has Introduced bin ap-
propriating s1o0.OOo 70, the establishment
of sanitary branch of the soldiers home
1t Hot SPRINGS. 5. u.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Grand Forks, y. d., Oct 2i-A light
ram yesterday morning turned into snow,
covering the gruumh with several inches
ot The white
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

M' "rl,c;,d Mil H.. Oct. oi-Two inches
"i snow fell yc,,,' r,lay, the first of the
season. The thermometer was below
freezing.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
InSr AN An,1

Asllby. MINI. Oct. 2i-Gcorgc San-
ford. Will" ont hunting in Pelican lake,
shot himself in the righ: arm. DR.. Nc
Lean of Fergus +; Us amputa,ed The arm
uLovt The NIll ".
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
A PAL PER

New York. Oct. "a y morning paper
says: The Cassius II. Read of twelve
years aga was Il MAI: rtEuIcd 10 be worth
from S1nU,lW to S1.Wai.HM, principal
proprietor of the Il"ffm; II house. Owner
"f large estates in New York and Nir-
cinia anG interested in halt dozen
busiress ventures requiring The outlay Of
large suns of lroI.y The same Cassius
II. Read today is said t" be practically
r,nnile<s. with no il icrest in the Hoffman
house al no estate. il. New York and
Virginia. or real property upon which he
could Ii, ,gotiate u lean Of SlpD. Mr..
Reads l,nm. ut Far Rocl:away was sold
on1.r foreclosure otutIincs Oct. IL.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Aberdeen, s. ID, Ort. 81 Snow fell
IN This city yesterday I" ,Lc depth OF near
lN 'w" inches. The weather is mild
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
the Normal school at ST. Cloud Mimi.
over which liz pr, sided for several


Riley Ayers of Valley City has jus,
received Il pension as IL Mexican war
veteran.
Hargottcn. who shot O'Day in Valley
City, has been held TO the district
court in $1,000 bonds.
Mons l.olncn. Il Reynolds farmer
took medicine containing too much
chloroform and died.
st. Thomas mourns the absence OF an
eN-chief OF police who left numerous
debts behind him.
Stutsman county has adopted the at
torncy generals plan of self confessed
Judgment by delinuurnts i'll tax cases
Charles Odell gets $50 and sixty
days for drawing checks against i'm
aginary banks in Grand Forks and
passing 'cm.
A man named Arnstad broke his arm
In several places. it havin & been
caught in Il threShing machine belt ut
Grafton.
Kelley. one of the alleged murder
crs of Evan PaulSon at Mayyille, Is
suffering from Il severe hcmorrlase Of
the lungs at the CaSS county Jail. where
he has been confined since the murder.
PECULIAR CHARGE.
st. Paul, Oct. 24.-l'hr trial of the GRIM
inal calendar was inauguratcd yesterday
afternoon hy Judge Kelly, following the
arraisnmcn, of the final hatch of alleged
evil docrs indicted hy the grand jury.
The first case To- come "n WAS that of
the State vs.. Matthew .Jccilrs, against
whom is lodged the weird and peculiar
charge Of robbiHs Ills stcpfather while
the latter stood guard over the dead body
of tic prisoners IL other. The tcttcring
old man. William Chri>toph. was the
| first witness called. and told his story in
an agitatcd nalErl, with the aid of an
interpreter. 1t wuS TO the effect that
IcrklrS had appeared at the house and
fnrcibly taken from the old mans pocEt is
500 in gold. and ills Will" his mother
was lying dead orly Il few f'"r away.
At the time Of his alr. st JrcklcS pleaded
In rNtenuation that the old man owed
him the MOI ry, and refusing to pmy it,,
forrihlc extraction WAS the only course
left him to pursue
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
THROUGHOUT TIE STATE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALI.
PARTS OF THE STATE.

A Condensed Record of the Impor-
nnt happenings of the Week iM
North Dakota. Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Fergus Falls. Mimi, Oct. o4-4An inch
of snow fell Yesterday, and the thcr-
m"'nrtrr was below freezing last night.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

states Receive SAM
pie of the Large supply of Weather
That will Bc ON Tap During the
Next Few Months
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS OF ruE SPECIAL
SESSION OF CONGRESS-.

Condensed Record of the business
Being TrH HnA:.ctcd hy our National
l.nN-nal Report Day
ssy Dag.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Miller. :. d.. Oct o4.-Hail and rain
fell here yesterday, with occasional flakes
of SNOW
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
OTHERWISE.

Small pox has appeared at Marion,
Ind
Newly elected city officials find In
dianapclis bankrupt.
Frost in Mississippi injured the cot
ton crop.
Smallpox has appeared Mt Marion
Ind.
The First National Bank Of Ouray,
Col. which suspended about two
months ago, has resumed business.
The name of the German Epworth
league was changed at the st. Louis
convention to Jungerbund.
Proceedings will be instituted in Mis-
souri, to annul the charter of the Guar
antee Investment company.
The Dc Fretsc Touring mills at Go
sEtn, Ind. assigned with assets and liza
bilitieS about cQual--S2O,NU.
Coal miners at Little Book Cliff, near
Grand Junction, Cello, are ON strike
for % cents a tol; incre ase.
Revenue officers have discovered an
opium factory and a large quantity of
crude opium at Oakdalc Cal
Work will be resum cd on full time in
all Union Pacific railway shops, giving
employ ment to 5000 men.
The Central Traffic association lines
will hereafter quote one fare rates for
the round trip on all trains to Chicago.
All appropriation of S143, 900 for beau.
tifying the shaft OH Monument Place.
Indianapolis, was n,adc by the soldiers
commission.
Seventy-cight higl.bnders have been
arrested in San Francisco. charged with
v: granty An attempt will be made to
depurt them.
Traffic officials Of the Northern Pa.
cific and Gleat Northern decided to
meet the reduction in rates made by
the SEQ.
Orders have been issued for re.
sumption of work in a half-GoZen mills
in the Pittsburg district, giving employ
ment ~ $1,000 II Ell.
Mrs. Julia West, who is prominent
in charity work OF Staten Island. has
been nominated by the Republicans of
Richmond county for school commits.
sloner.
l. Agents of an English syndicate have
located at Emporia. Kan. They will
buy Kansas farms and sell them TO
Englishmen who can be induced to en-
igrate.
A farewell dinner was rendered to
the earl CT Dunraver and his party nv
C. Oliver Iseln at the KnichrrDocker
club at Now York
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Watr'toMn. $. d., Oct. 24.-Quite Al
n'"Ny snow storm occurred here ycster-
,lnV
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Washington, 0r. 1a-The Democratic
session Il great part of the day trying
TO devise Il scheme for the settlement
of the differences existing Oh the financial
question on that side of the chnml,er,
and appearances at the close of the day
Indicated that progress had been made.
The detail of the work was left % SEN
ators Cockrcll nnd Gray, the one IL rep.
rcscntatvr of the free silver clement,
remained together during the rntile after,
noon and long after tho adjournment of
the senate We're in consultation with 9th.
or n,mbcrs of the Democratic faith who
We're frCm timo to time during the after.
noon lnyslcrin,isly brought into the clnm-
ber ly Mr.. Cnckrcll and drawn away into
his md Mr.. Grny's hiding place Here
they were asked their views us to the
unrsttsl to Indicate how far they would
respectively go in making concessions to
the opposite side. 1t is asserted that the
committee having the matter in charge
progressed far enough to prepare. the
ro. gh draft of the bill which is to be
submitted to the sc,.,ltr us soon as Il m:,-
jor,ly of tn" senators can be consulted
up II its merits. TIN ,rcsome discussion
WAS q in,lcd In the senate and nr prog.
ress WAS made.
The remainder Of the week in tie
house promises to be exceedingly dull.
ii was decided TO postpone consideration
of the bankruptcy hill lntl ncNt week,
and to-day after the disposal of III" rrg
ular morning business the house went
ahead with the consideration of the
printing bill. During the first morning
hour Mr. Wolverton, from the committee
OH judiciary, called up the bill to reduce
and regulate the fees and work of United
States district and circuit courts and
te'ms made by district attorneys,
marshals and commissioners. 1t was
rLssrd.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Riley Ayers of Valley City has jus,
veteran.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Washington, Oct. lS.-Senators Wash
lurn of Minnesota ind Morgan of Ala
hama engaged in IL lively debate in the
senate and the incident further increased
the bad blood that has resulted from the
fight on silver. Senator Hill of New
York took IL hand in the debate. and what
he said did not tend TO m"ld matters.
The passage of words between the Min
ncsota senator and the gentleman from
Alahama was exceedingly bitter. and the
Sonll.:ra senator wound up by declaring
that lie was able to take care of HIM
self in and out of the senate chamber, cv-
identity intimatin" that he would not
hesltat" to engage in Il personal conflict.
Tho trouble arose over IL discussion re-
gaaling tlihustcring. Both sides are
now about as mad as they can get, and
it would not br at all surprising if n
closure rule WAS finally adopted.
The Cox banking hill has passed the
house. n substitute WAS offered by Mr.
Cox. including directors with saaricl of
iircrs of national banks within thr oprru
ton of the act. MIR. Dineey's amend
ment to strike out ",lircctorS" WIS lost.
80 To 90. The substitute was agreed to
IS to IA. The hill was then passed.
The house devoted the remainder of the
afternoon to the consideration NJ the
printing bill Mr.. Ilarirr of Ohio has
introduced hill tn reduce the taN or
state bank notes To l per cent per an
mum WHEN upon all such notes there
shall be plainly printed and clearly
stated agreement of the state in which
the bank issuing the notes is located to
redeem such notes in legal tender money
OF the United States upon presentation
to the proper authorities of the state.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest and Alost Important News
of the World. Cullel From the
Telegraph Reports OF the Press
Apsociolionk.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
SNOW. HAIL AND RAIN

nOREAS' FIRST blast WITH HIS
1iT BREATH.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
KILLED \ TRAIN ROBBER
LAST ONE OF THE NORTHERN PA
CIFIC BANDITS DEAD.

He Ii Discovered Near Kalispell,
Mont, by AN Officer and In Shot
md Killed While RcsistinE Ar
rest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-31

90 replace them with securities ia this
country Our investments here have
neen fortunate aud our company Is salts
heu, hut some Of the American invest
jhents, especially those IN railroad stocks.
h4le turned Out unfortunately There
van DC good many people going from
England TO the Worlds fair but wheih.
er on not this fact viii have the eilcet
preuictet hy the New York papers of
turning back 70 any considerable extent,
we tide of sold NOW being shipped from
llls country 70 England, I can't tell /
Won see, however, what the United
states h ~ DO without SIS gold possi-
ply we win return u In silver This city
certainly shows signs Of activity and
The streets are well laid ont and wen
paVd, and everything be,okens pros
nv William Sucicn. said. '-rhcre
IS ore drawback 90 Investments hy tho
Enelish peQplc in me state OF Texas.
mus is The present condition Of your
Jaws relating go the ownership oil land
ny aliens. II Is truo that the speCinl
session Of the legislature 30 amended the
law as 10 withdraw rs must obiectionai
leaiufts, but n as ] understand h the
case y 4 not enforced and Is practically
dead letter IL should be- repealed and
seAsh on the statute bOoks, or course,
~ tue Investment OF money. every mnn
, Mnn,3 20 iee that his property Is pro.
Mr Prince Smith Jr., EXPRESSED him
~ as highly pleased with the packcry.
Win Fort Worth and with he stnte
pa general
The visit Of these capitalists and
we uprion FORMED hy them of Tpxns
ip,., nv or Fort WORTH aud the sta-
pulty oi Investments here "a a very inn
poriaht mntter They already hnre vnqt
sums placed In this territory and they
nANe come Tor the purpose Of cnnsidpf.
lhb the Feasibility of making other invest
l1en'S even more extensive thnn those
they already have.
mat they, are very favornhiy imnrnss
ga - undoubtedly true and thnt tbev
WIN bc eyeiA more 80 upon their return
rom inc eX\ursions planned for thein
y Aso reasonably curtaln They are horc
LOT the purposAof obtaining rather thnn
HVlng intormatiNl aud they arc carefully
cSA,,,,nlnlng into eNry feature of the state
OF leAas, reauin\evcythng that bears
upon W.. me subject AID weighing the facts
VII tne conNderat\n necessary 10 mr..
ivy NV q dehnite CONFUSION. Az % what
Ine outcome of their Nip win bc. nothing
can yet be told, thoy 10 not know Anon.
Solves anu won't until they have com-
pletcd their Investigations ana from thrse
have formed their opinion
N Is highly probable TINT fbev win
nave some important matters. which thpv
can make public upon their retun
last night q reception wns rendered
tne party, nt the residence of Captnin
Lloyd nm account OF which ~ given nm
der separate head.