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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

ID J. Downink 4 Son received isle.
gram from New York yesterday morning
that the paeeenRcrs on the steamer
Maa<dam that Vas disabled In mid.
ocean and had 10 BE- toved back into
the port At Plymouth FOR repairs. have
been transferred 80 the steamer fcen.
dam and are expected 30 arrive In New
York October 2 Among the passengers
aboard the Inflated Naasiam uere DR..
Steffrns ~ the Holland seminary and
Miss May Widdiconb a. this city. 40
one vas injured and al aboard are re-
ported cafe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Dsxox. the colored wonder. whipped
Solly smith. the California surprise. in
seven rounds last night and viii receive
$1,000 for the Job. The fight was not =
very brutal one. AZ prize-fghts so. and
as matter OF fact il IL not necessary
that they should be. Ton thousand dol
lars Is great deal Of money and equally
divided il makes two snug sums
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

TRAM robbing will get TO be unpopu-
lar il the ruse 80 successfully worked at
St Joseph. Missouri. yesterday shall
b repeated two or three times 10 othe r
localities. The recent revival Of that
high handed method of taking other
peopls's money il probably effectively
nipped IN the bud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Soxx Individuals take great delight
in listening TO tho SQUAD Of their own
voices. Others can experience no
swester transport Of bliss than 10 read
their 6ames printed IN small caps IN 4
newspaper. There Is one gentleman in
this city who must live IN continued
ccstacy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

LONDON. Sept 2-The Centrsl News
has received information from yIonna
10 the eject that three anarchists we're
arrested 10 Berlin today on the charge
Of being concerned in the plot discov-
cred by tho Vienna police. The arrests
were made At the request Of the Aus
TRAN suthoritiea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Where once ,oa earncd your dollaIs, nov
you're scraplnQ round for dimes-
And in fact you're mighty lucky II Of change
you 70 net bereft.
And have lett a pair Of cotton socks 10 change
from right 70 left.
Twas the first OF Inst September. just year
ago tonight.
The trtoIe of Grover Cleveland marched
forth to make the tight;
From that ill bleak November, the dema-
goxues refrain.
The people want change" was heard from
Oregon Ia Maine.
From The rossrsm in the city. 10 the stage in
country town.
The demasogue was welcomed like some
famed e,rcns clown.
He talked about Mckinley. the tariff and its
height,
And FROM me crowd yoa shouted, Hip. hip.
hurah; you're right"
From tariff then to pensions he glided glib
Made irsads Of Union soldiers before the
hour had gone.
Wei burn the roll Of honor. the G. A. R.
indlcl."
And lol me echo naurlnurs. Zip. hip. hur-
rah. you're richf:"
''T~ss be who saved the Union and made the
Anger FREQ.
Not men like Grast and Lincoln. but men
like Grover and me.
Only soldiers democratic bore the Union flag
in fight
and long and loud the answer comes, Hip.
hip. horrah you're righti'
You have heard OF Grant and Logan and Ap-
poinaftox trcs:
You've zen Iecumeeh sherman marching
But you never saw lle heroes you could cheer
with more delight.
Than your AdIai and Soar Grover. Hin. hir.
hurrah. you're rirht.r
Then the demagozuc delighted at the cheers
that echoed round.
Al the Force Bill biazed q broadsidc which
well make the southern rivers With Niger
Before 'S ss In ss sa" ~rorcs Bill" Hip,
hin. hnrrah. you're righttr
Another hour passed swiftly, yet his voice
seems Just ~ stout.
And from his chest he bclches. swell turn
.sThe tresrury vaults we'll open and quick
And once again come thunder tones, Hip,
hin. hurrah! you're right"
''We'u march upon the White house and bid
farewell to Ben,
Wen then install our idol In the temple once
Then through the world Of business ws win
confidence incitc.ss
And oorne fool e;aculates. sHip. hin. hur-
rah. you're r,chtf'
He then removed bic collar and mopped his
marble brow,
"Ne'ro going 70 have change he said.
The interest n this topic then TOOK an up.
ward flight
And hundret CLEARED thar throsfa 70 shout
Kim. hip hurfaht you're right
"When Grover takes the White house. vel
have democratic flfness
Nall 10 rich in ftruI and rI0fHIux MHlxhfE<j
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

Henry Huber pleaded guilty in four
cases OF violation of tho liquor laws In
the circuit court yesterday and Dcnnle
II. Mccarthy pleaded guilty 10 two xio-
lafions They viii be sentenced later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-26

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
A. a NJ. COLLEGE.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 10, Especially The
bonrd of managers Of the agricultural
aud mechanical college viii ask the leg,
islature for appropriations as follows.
For nm electric plant. 5000
New mess hall aud kitchen, lodge
room for directors with kitchen for stew
ard aud family and room for walters
$1,000
Chemical Il bratory for the chemical
and veterinary departments. $500
Water apparatus, stand pipes, piping,
etc, $1,000.
Additional dormptory. $500
They viii also want a labor fund pro-
yided Of $4,000 for encouragement Of
students doing work at the college for
their education and will endenvor 10 get
the Legislature 10 equip additional 0gri-
cultural experiment STATIONS, one ~ the
black lands aud the other Ia the Pan
handle section The Federal fund can't
be used TO establish auch stations, but
can used for conducting them when
established.
me reports Of President Ross and
commandant Of. cadets, Lieutenant
Morse. made Very favorable showing
of the work of the college The attend
ance this year numbers 2Sl students up
10 Jan, 10. There has been steady
increase Of students each year since
General Ross assumed charge Of the
college. beginning with PIP students for
the session of lSS9-90. followed by a
register OF 3l0 for the session Of lS9U.O1
aud 331 for 1912 General Ross
took charge Feb. ., 1891 soon after bis
second term Of governor of the state ex-
piied, having been elected TO the presi-
dency IN June, 1890.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
nNIvERsIrY REGnNrs

Austin, Tex, Jan. 80. Especial The
University regents held another very inn
pOrtant meeting this afternoon and
wound up The business that has called
them together ~ this time, They have
concluded their report and II win be
handed TO the legislature 10 the course
Of few days.
Ex-Governor O. NJ Roberts offered his
resignation as professor Of law, which
position he has 80 efficiently filled for
many years, 10 take effect at the end Of
the present session. Action thereon was
postponed until the June meeting Of fhe
board az which time his successor will
be chosen Governor Roberts win prob-
ably bo requested 10 remain In the Fac.
ulty and teach certain branches Of law
In which by long and careful study he
has become peculiarly proficient
The board made very radical chango
ID regard 10 admission foes and fees for
special COURSES. Heretofore the fec in
the law department has been 500 and IN
the medical department 500 per year
The bOard decided 10 do away with an
fees for professional OF other special
courses aud 10 charge an original mat.
REGULATION ZEE OF $50, emitting the pupil
70 q one. two on thiee-year course rs he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
RAILWAY REGuLATIoN.

Austin, Tex. Jan 10. Special y
The first bill In the senate that 10 any
way relates TO the regulation Of railways
was introduced this morning by senator
Agnew, who introduced bill by request
TO amend the act 20 regulate the ship
ment of freight and 10 require railways
TO furnish sufficient cars TO transport the
same. The bill requires that when any
person who desires to ship freight makes
AN application In writing TO the super
iutcndent or the person IN charge of rail-
ways that he desires a number OF cars
at a certain point. the railway company
shall furnish the ears within reasonable
time not 10 exceed slX days from the re-
ceipt Of application The railway COM
pany may select the day upon which 10
furnish the cars and give notice % the
applicant. otherwise the cars must be-
furnished within two days Of receipt Of
application. Cars are required 60 be
furnished ia the order In which they are
ordered,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
"HERE,S AT YOu.n
Said bearing and Hc Drow Ms Gun and shO
MoGohIin In the Neck An Old
Fori Worth Feud.

Sherman. Tex, Jan. 49, (Specal.)-.
The city was thrown into state of exc
ctemcnt this afternoon by the shooting
OF A. IA McGlOlhlin by Henry bearing
at The meat market OF lIlile a bearing
both lately of Fort Worth While Nv.
ing In chat city some time ago they had
tiOus Denrng thought were Of threaten.
ing nature Today McGlOlhlin stepped in
the shop and began "a friendly conversation
but the talk WAS soon drifting towards
the old fcud. McGlohlin said; "1'hi1
matter stands just like It did then."
And bearing believing him TO be 10 tho
net of pulling gun said: GAN right
here's Mt YOU" aud shot McGiolhlin In
the neck The ball went downward and
has not been found Dearing Is prostrata
with grief over the affair Il 10 possible
that McGlolhlin win recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
Tile sENATE.

Washington. Jan. iO-ln the morning
hour MIR PETER OF Kansas, concluded bis
speech In favor of n single term In the
presidential Office
The McCaraghun bill was introduced
aud referred 90 the judiciary committee
and an amendment was given notice of
by Mr., Wolcott of Colorado. 90 the bill
suspending the purchase OF silver bullion.
Mr. Cullom of Illinois. from tile com
mittee on commerce reported an amend
ment 10 the Interstate commerce act.
Mr. Molcotts amendment proposes 10
make section 3 of the bill Of July IA,
1880. read as follows;
That tue secretary Of the treasury shall
coin the silver bullion purchased under
this act as rapidly as possible after said
purchases into standard dollars and shall
also coin standard silver dollars as rapid
Is as possible an silver hullion now In
the treasury purchased under the prOyis-
ions of this act, and any gain or seiEnor,
age arising from such coinage shall be
accounted for and paid iuto the treas
ury.
At . o'clock the senate resumed con
sideratiou of auti-OptiOu billund Mr.. Plat
of Connecticut concluded his argument
against il on constitutional grounds.
Mr. Stewnrt of Nevada also opposed the
bill on tie same grounds.
In reply to a question 10y Mr.. Mills OF
Texas Mr.. WgshbWn denied lac had one
dollar invested In elevators. After fur.
Their debate Mr.. Washburn gave notice
that tomorrow he would ask the senate
10 remain In session TN 3 o'clock each
DAY. The bill went over without action
aud the senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
CRIMINAL IROsEpURr,

Austin. Tex, Jan 1O-(Special.) -
Representative Fields of nm intro.
duced a bill today that adopted win have
an important bearing ON criminal trials.
IL changes the law as To qualifications
and gives the state the same number Of
peremptOry challenges as the defendant.
Captain Fields will introduce other bins
looking 10 reform Of procedure Ia crimi-
nal eases, one of which win cmbody the
suggestion made boy Judge Stcdmun Ia
an article published IN The Gazette that
criminal courts should continue constant
continunces allowed aud all cases specdi-
iy disposed Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
WASHINGTON
THE SILVER QUESTION UP IN
THE SENATE.
The House Acts on Interstate Commerce
Amendments 10 Gel Thor
Money Sunday Closing.
SUNDAY CLOSING.

Washington, Jan. 10 Senator Petit
grew, chairman Of the duadro-centennial
committee, introduced bill In the seu-
ate today instructing the secretary Of
the treasury not to deliver any souvenir
coins until the Worlds Columbian expo
sition shall deliver a good and sufficient
bond conditioned that " for any reason
whatever the Worlds fair Is opened ON
Sunday 70 the public the corporation
shall pay TO the United States the sum
of money IL shall have received from the
sale, not less than S2.5OOOOO.
Mr. Ketcham Of New York introduced
in the house a resolution directing the
attorney-guneral that II he is of the
opinion the corporation at any time is
not In good faith carrying out the con-
dition Of closing the exposition ON Suu-
day, 60 sue and recover FROM the Worlds
fair corporation the nominal value of ull
half dollar coins paid 90 the corporation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
FIGnr RnR CnIRrs-

Austin. Tex. Jan. 10 Especial Tho
tight for the location of the three pro-
posed now civil courts of appeal goes
mcrrly ON. Dallas iuuuuirated 10 with
q biI To- locate the court in Dallas, ly-
Ter Ed San Antonio. Today Reprcscn-
tatiSJ Cunningham, In behalf Of Abilene,
put in a bill 10 locate these courts In
Abilene Tyler and San Antonio II is
understood Abilene Ia not nverse 10 other
combinations but adopted the localities
proposed by Dallas in order not 60 nn-
tagouize them. The Northern and West
ern districts, under the bill OF MIR. Cum
nmgham. would he: Second district,
Armstrong; Bailey, Baylor, Brscoe, Car
son, COlliugsworth, Childress, COttle,
Clay, Coke. Collina OastrU, Dnllam,
Deaf Smith, Denton, Dallas, DOnley,
ELLIS, EratL, Floyd Gray, Green, Gray
SON. Hartley, hutchinson, lemphih,
Hale, Hall, Hood lin Hunsford, llar-
denan, Jack. Johnson, Lipscomb. Lamb,
Moore, Motley, Montague, Ochiltree.
Potter, Palmer. r"ker, Palo Pinto, Ro-
bert, Randall, Sherman, Swisher Som
errell, Tarrant, Wheeler, Wilbarger
Wichita, Wise. Fannn aud Oldham.
Third district: Gonzales, bayette,
Caldwell. Washington, Bastrop Travis,
BluncO, Gillespie, Mason, LlanO, Bur
nett, Williamson. Burleson, Bra1os, Mi
lam, Leon, Robertson. Fails Bel, Lam
lNNNhs fNNu fNhhNf NV. ullNAkAf AAAlAht
COrycl, Limestone, McLennau, HAmil-
ton and Bosquc
Fourth district: Houston Angelina,
Sabine. San Augustine, Shelby, Nucog-
doches, Cherokee, Anderson. Snnolu,
Freestone. kusk. Smith, Henderson. Nn-
yarrO, kaufman, Van Landt, Grigg Har-
rison, Marion. Upshur Wood. Rims,
Rockwell, Hunt, Hopkins, Franklin,
Morris, Titus, Cass, Bowie, Red River,
Delta aud Lamar
Fifth district: Andrews. Brown, Bor-
den. Coleman, Comanche, Concho, Cab
lahan, Crosby, Cochran, Coke, Crane,
Dickens, Dawson. lll paso. EctOr. East
land, Fisher. GlAsscOck, Gaines CARA
Hockey. Haskell, Howard, lrion, ,Icf
Davis, Jones, Knox. King, Kent, Loving.
Lynn, Lubbock, Martin, Mitchell, Midi
land, Nolan. Preside. tunnels, Reeves
Stonewull, Terry. Throekmorton, Taylor,
Tom Green, Upton, Ward, Winkler, Ioa.
kun aud Young.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
TuE OTD ATCADn

Austin, Tex, Jan. 10. Especial. Gov.
ernor q. NJ Roberts, better known TO
the people Of Texas as the old Alcade
Of private life. which he quilted about
sixty years ago for the public service
lie has signihed 60 the board Of univer.
sity regents his intention 10 resign his
place as head Of the university TO take
effect IN June &C the end of the present
term. The governor hns sold his farm
aud e IL understood win pass the re-
mainder Of his days In a pleasant home
purchased In The northern part of this
city whore he and his wife frequently
entertain friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
CorRsn OR BILLS.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 10. CS2ccinl.)
The committee ON internal improvements
has decided unanimously to report un-
fuyorahy the Breeding railway commits
sion bin
10 a subcommittee both of the contested
eases pending In the committee.
The committee ON insurance, etc, met
this afternoon aud referred 20 sub
committee. Messrs. Minis. Slayden,
Moore aud Kennedy. tho bin providing
for nquests on fires aud for accumulation
aud reporting fire statistics.
The committee on printing decided 10
report favoruby on the Whelesa bin
changing the form for printing lebisln-
tive bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
The Inaugural Ball Over and
Labor in Order.
RADICAL CHANGES PROPOSED
In The Code Of Criminal Pr cedure by Sew.
eral Bills.
The Old Acalde Mior Sixty Years Of Public
Service viii Resign University Regents.
Governor Ross Work - Legislative
Proceedings Committee Work.

Austin. Tex. Jan. t0--tSppcial THE
inaugural, with IS ball attachment, Is
over. the preliminary work Is all dis
posed of. the legislature Is now ready
for steady grind, Reports ure coming
M trum committees upon bills introduce
81 10y the early birds, and hencelorth
there viii be no lack Of work for either
house
IL il too early Tor confident prediction.
but l venture the guess that this lcgisla-
ture Will have an existence Of ninety
days aud that IL will be characterized 10y
unusual harmony In It's proceedings.
There has cropped out, 40 fur but little
disposition to raise political ISSUES, and
no announcement has been given 10 any
step In thai direction The general tenn
per of both houses oppose any serious
agitation of the public mind aud tnVOrs
an era OF peace for The next two years.
The attitude of the administration, Ia
standing firmly upon the platform, "the
commission as IL w." has done much ~
confirm this inclination, and the public
should be thankful to Il for the rcsou-
ton which operates against q rcopening
OF the commission issue. True, Il has
been limited that the administration Is
considering proposal for un election
commission under n constitutional amend
ment, such ns was suggested by Governor
IiOgg In The late campaign, providing
for the election OF one commissioner BIZ
enuially and giving them six years ten-
ure of Office If such measure einu-
mates from administration sources IL win
have easy passage. but VIII naturally
provoke opposition from the element
elected I'm opposition 60 Governor Hogg
II is apparent now that nothing rudic-
nj stands amy chance OF passage IN either
house. Many bills. more than usual.
have been introduced Ia both HOUSES. but
they relate I'm the main 90 reforms Of
criminal laws and Ia county aduiuistra-
ton. ". a.. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

The committee devoted the Time OF ths
meeting in gaining information on these
bills, and postponed further consideration
Until next Thursday.
Inc committee on pcnilentiaries held
3 meeting tonight and decided 20 report
favoubly the Tips bill authorizing thr
penitentiary board TO buy agricultural
lands Tor the purpose Of utilizing state
convicts. The bin authorizes the board
20 borrow from the permanent school
funds not more than S'MO.GOO to pas for
the land. Whom this bill comes up in
the senate, Senator Douglas will offer
nm amendment to make tile appropriation
available 10 buy machinery. etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

liOl |HiG.
Austin, Tex, Jan 10. -(SpecialO Tin
house met 40 2SlO this afternoon The
session was devoted TO bills ana Vsolu-
lions
Petitions were presented and referred
a. follows:
From Mr.. VIM Henry Chiffon AK.
ing the legislature TO adopt a motto for
Ienns.
From citizens Of Bosqno county Ask.
ing Tor the creation of supreme civil
From citizens Of Burnett counfy-For
an additional state normal school
From citizens of Pecos county Agalnat
Rio
Bllls were introduced aud referred nv
by Mr.. Smith of hin Providing for
the payment OF salaries of Judges of
the courts OF appeals and 10 nay the
bnlnhce Of salnries due the commission.
ers Of appeals.
BY Mr.. Inmes-Amendlng the estray
law
by Mr. Moody Amending the law ne
20 dcincing and trespassing on public
grounds aud buildings
by Mr. Chandler Concurrent resoln-
ton fnyoring the establishment Of an
hurbor of refuge by the Federal govern.
by Mr.. Dills- Correcting the boundary
liurs of the city of sherman.
by Mr.. Brown Prohibiting railroads
from employing persons under 10 ycnrg
Of age as train dlspatchers, etc
By Mr.. Jack Regulating the taking
OF me scholastic census aud transfers
Of the school funds
BY Mr. King Of Rockwell Proscflb.
ing the mode Of electing school irus-
tees.
BY Mr. Long Amending The school
law whore IL refers to schools outside
Of cities and towns.
BY Mr.. Rogers of McLennan-pre
venting judgments from becoming dor
mant.
by Mr.. Field Providing that in eases
OF seduction. marriage or Oifer 10 mar.
ringe bars prosecution unless the accused
WIS married NJ the Time Of the commits
sion Of the oifense
BY Mr. Sebastian Providing for record
by tax collectors Of all lands sold for
taxes with All facts relating thereto
BY Mr.. Henry Regulating tho issue
of certificates 10 teachers and fixing
maximum salaries Of same. For holders
Of permanent certificates, 1856; first
grade certificates, SIS; second grade
$50: third grade, $40: not to apply where
a local TAX N levied.
BY Mr., Hood Of Parker Requiring
Uniform indexing Of marriage licenses.
BY Mr. Dean Authorizing district
judges TO appoint photographers 10 act
az official reporters
BY Mr.. Reagan Of Anderson Author
izing the state treasurer 10 refund 10 the
counties which have paid on their sub
sidy bonds an excess paid by them into
the treasurery on that account
The speaker announced his assignment
Of clerks for the various standing com
mitteea.
Chairman Finlay for judiciary commit
B. as 10 dispositions aud uufayOrabiy on
house biz y. ns 10 divorces.
Chairman GOssett for Judiciary commit
toe No. p reported unfavorably house
bill No. z. relating 10 robbery and "a
vorably on house Bill 26, as 10 theft Of
animals.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
CANIp AnANnnNnn

san Antonio Tex. Jan. lO--gSpecial.)
The United Suites military camp nj
Presidio. which is located uenr the Mex.
lean border IN what Is known as the
bloody peninsula of Texas has been
abandoned by order OF Geucrul Frank
Wheaton, commander Of the military
department The detachment of Troop
T.. Third cavalry. which was STA.
Toned at that camp for souc
ume past passed through here
today on their way TO san
lgnncio on the lower RIO Grande border
where they will enter the field Ia search
OF the Mexican bandits The govern.
nent property at the abandoned camp
Is TO be- sold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
NATIONAL HONORs

Washington, Jan. 10,-With the exccp.
ton of Representative Hnynes OF Ohio.
the delegation viii not attend the fuerai
OF e1-Presdcnt Hayes, owing 20 the press
Of business. Secretaries Ituak, Noble
Charles Foster aud Wanamaker left todui
FOR Fremont The secretary of war aud
General Schoiield today ordered this
usual military observance OF the denth
na did also the secretary OF the navy,
The White House and all executive de-
pnrtments were draped Ia mourning TO
day aud will wear thoir sable embloma
for a period Of thirty days. An depart
ment ana aub-trcnaurea and customs
offices throughout the United Stntes will
be nlnAnh tnmnrrOM.