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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

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A jar of beans; guess for every
dollar you spend; result, piano, an
organ or silk dress or . warrantee
deed to town lot or some other valu.
able particle for absolutely nothing at
gargo's. 10
John j. stoll, of Nelson. Wis, is
at the Hot Springs house.
FoR RENr.-The Lampert cottage
or rooms separately.
w. w. Johnston, the B. & NJ.
hustler Of Deadwood, was in the city,
Wednesday. IS
WALL PApER-New designs Just rs
ceived at Barlow & Co.'S. Sas
Dan Cummings and w. w. Wood
were in the city from Deadwood
Wednesday.
See Connor Bros. & Co. before buy
ing your fishing tackle and hammocks.
John Graves, an engineer of Sioux
city, IS at the Gillespie, bathing for
rheumatism.
Connor Bros. & Co. have q large sup
ply OF artist material on hand.
Sam Odell has gone homo almost
fully recovered from his long sickness.
Dried fruit way down at Crane
Bros. AZ
Chris Jensen has purchased the lot
adjoining his livery stable.
Spring stock Of men and boys cloth
ing at Crane Bros. AZ
The guests at the Evans enjoyed q
social dance last night.
Joyce-Comforts way down below
cost to clear out stock.
Duncan Patrick left Wednesday
after spending very pleasant winter
here.
Connor Bros. & Go. have just received
large supply Of the latest novelties
in toilet articles.
"Bill" Watson, the first porter Hotel
Evans had, is back again after an abb
sence Of q few months.
Wall Paper-Largest stock in the
city to select at Barlow u Co.'S.
Mrs. F. T. Evans Jr. and Mrs. Dr.
Jennings visited with friends at Dead
wood yesterday. 4
Yon can cet hoftom nricas on nainta
and oils at j. G. Dickover & Co.'S Drug
Store. AZ
Call at Crane Bros for the nobby
Fredora hats-latest style and cheap.
a
y. s. Raymond, the we'll known
Omaha jeweler, came in Tuesday with
the railroad officials.
We sell Chase & Sanborn,s famous
Boston cofees. @. d. BAILEY.
A. w Erwin, Of the dry goods house
Of Jandt & Co., Sioux City, is enjoying
q weeks recreation at the Evans.
Fine line Of books and stationery ct
j. @. Dickover & Cos drug store. ~
II you want . frst-class pair Of boots
or shoes made to order call on ]. n.
Entsminger, Chase block. 8Stf.
Greatest variety OF designs in Wall
Paper at Barlow 4 Cos.
sc. Fargo 4 Son now carrysa full
line Of the celebrated Diamond 8. Bak-
ing Powder.
Joyce, ths furniture mans and fur-
nisber, is giving great bargains IN
comforts. IS
8. 7. Clark has bssa appehts4
deputy assessor for the sonthsrn por-
tion Of the county.
Play ball. Connor Bros. 4 Co. saa /
ssll you tho daisys outfit. ;s'sE'
Paper yonr house, aud ret ii doKe
chaaply BY Barlow & 90. 81 u 81 81
G. a. Aead, IL Sioux City bas1
man, was bsrs ths sors part q Z :
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

On the Worlds fair grounds the
famous Chase & Sanborn coffee will
have exclusive sale, which is proof con-
elusive that it is regarded as the best.
G. D. Bailey, sole salesman in Hot
Springs. a
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

Fon RENr-Two story frame house,
opposite court house. For tarms en-
quire Of Chambers Kellar. Fargo
.Dickover block.
Fresh lime II Buffalo Gap Lumber
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

There will be an open meeting Of
the K. of L. at their hall in Fargo's
block ON Saturday night, May 18th,
when Hon. Freeman Knowles OF Dead
wood will address tho meeting.
Everybody invited.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

j. G. Dickover & 70. have received
the Arlington edition Of books, con-
sisting of standard work, which they
sell at 25 cents. Your favorite author
for q quarter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12
WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC.

onehalf cont . word each week for al regular
ebuscfibers TO the STAR No item printed fofl lea
than ten cents. \ -
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12
Kindergarten School.

Mrs. L. M. Cleveland will open a
kindergarten school at her residence
Gibson residence, Seventh street, on
May 18th. Hours from 9:15 to 1915
8. m.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

EOUND-A purse containing money. Owner
II can have same by paving for this notice and
proving property. Apply at Sidey's cps5osity
shop.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

WANTED-A lady agent In evsfy county In
w South Dakota 70 seiI IN article II merit to
ladies'. Good p0eition aad good pay for little
work. Address w. ]. LINrx, Hill City, q. D.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

G. d. Bailey has just received a car
load of Belle Fourche aour--Black
Hills Best and Standard. Finest in
the market.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

N7ANTED.-Psrties desiring to pisce youne
w children under the care and keeping Of a
experienced lady, for any time, please call upon
or address Mrs. N. @. Silcock, Hot Springs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

TOR SALE OR TRADE-One No. I buggy
!. horse and one top buggy aud harness. WM
he sold very cheap for cash. Enquire at First
National Bank
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-05-12

ID accommodations for two boarlefp. ENQUIRE
at dental Office. Minnekahta block. Mrs. a. ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22

ereCcd fare. sleeper. hotel. lodging
meals porterarc, transfer OF person
gnd baggage; field rations. consisting Of
heaas. bread, coffee. nsvorine extracts.
Hour, fruit (dficd and frcsh) cingor
hoinmy. lard, lime Juice, meats toured
and freshl, meal, oatmeal. mustard, pep.
cr pickles, potatoes, rice, salt spices.
sugar tea, vegetables. vinegar, crackcd
wheat. yeast powder.
une hundred mtiOns. according
90 the rules Of The national nif.
vey, would cost ne regular
PRICES In Texas at thc rate ~ S3O ppr
man per month The Texas survey
limits the expense east Of tho pecOa To-
40 per man Der mouth, and evon this
amount Is rarely N every reached
Representative Tuitt, who has been
conducting the investigation on behalf
OF the committee on cOnptroller's aud
treasurers committee, "A one Of the
most conscientious OF legislators, and
hhs made his Investigations most micro.
scopic IN their character He saws that
nothing has been found Ia thc. least ne.
heciing upon tho otAcinl or personal i,.
teefitN Of Gcologist pumbls. the only
question being The amount Of eNpcndl.
lures. and not The manner which is
found perfectly LEGAL n every respect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
ON FEEpTR TEST

Hilsboro, Tex. March n Especially -
The citizens OF llillabOro and many rep.
roarntHliycs Of the press Witnessed the
successful operation of tltilcdoldH com.
blnUd Fiu feeder aud suction elevator
This combination nbundons the old yacu-
nm box distributor and the original
pin feeder and with one simple machine,
aud 2inch belt 10 drive q from the mn
shaft, the work ~ done successfully with
out choking and with wonderful rapidly
ness aud perfect working can only
be realized aud appreciated when seen.
Mr. Littlehold has worked porHeyer-
lngly for several years and nc last ends
Himself the inventor Of perfect machine
and the cooperation Of men who have tho
means "a place Il Oh The market at aston
ishing low prices. All ginncrs aud mo
chnnics are invited 10 come aud see u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
TIIn pnlNCEsg Lnryrnn-

New York March Oh Princess Vic.
turln kuilulnni hns promulgated "A far..
wen address 90 the American prople IL
read na follows
"Io the American people,
Before leaving this land 1 want TO
ihunk all those whose kindness mnde ny
Visit such u hnppy one Not only the
hundreds Of hands I have clnpsed, nor
the Kind SMILES ! lmyo seen. but tie
written words Of sympathy thnt have
hrtu sent me from 800 many honVs,
made mc feel Whatever hnpponod to ma
never VIII be- q stranger 10 sou nRan.
IL was 90 the American people I smoke,
and ihel heard nae ns ! know lhpy would
nnd ush God 90 bless you Tor To-. from
lhp beautiful home whore your fair first
lady lives, 90 ihr dear crippled boy, who
sent me his loving lpttpr aud prayer.
lSmrdD "kAlLti4ANt"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
DALLAS pOLirics.

Dallas, 1ca. March II Especially
The citlzuns committee OF SIXTY had "A
rather exciting meeting ut The rIty hall
tonlRlt John ~ Armstrong decliuod 10
ucopt nomination FOR mayor, ana tho
committee then resolved that Il was Inc
rspcdlrnt 10 nominate Tho COMMITTEE
rQpudlaled the pldernlanlc nomination ~
liony hnleh W the lifth ward, W. Il.
Knight Ia the seventh, n. = Roberts Ia
the Tcnth, and De- ! H. Briggs IN tho
Iwclfil, although these gentlemen were
the almost unanimous choice Of the PEG.
nlo OF lho MnIdN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
THE LAND OFFICE INYEsTIGA-
glON

Austin, Tex, March 2i-iSpeoihl.) ~
Tie investigation Of the land Office Is
over An the witnesses have boon ex-
amined, all the testimony taken aud
The committee h getting out the last
pages Of Us report, which Il WIS hoped
would be submitted today.
The proceedings u The committee are
still secret. and not a word N divulgcd
10 the public but The Gazette h GA hand
todny with the first Of the buginefs.
The land commissioner ailirms tho facts
alleged against him. and claims that he
was Justified hy law IN what be- did.
but that very question " law Inns been
discussed and Investigated By the com
mttce and has been decided against him.
Verifying the sale Of the Sections Of
school land charged against him, hp has
notified the committee that he VIII. n
they wish cancel the sales This, Ii ~
Obvious. cannot be done. Tho Mnds have
been sold by the original purchasers and
are nav Ia the hands Of Innocent pur-
chnAcrs
Another feature Of the report win be
The statement thut without authority
Of law, the c0mmisai0uer rnised
the saladcq Of certain Of his
clerks spending for the state ga chat
why 500, which the committee VIII ree-
0mmsnd that be refund 10 tho state
from his own pocket
Ia connection with the discoveries
made ns already reported in The Gazette.
special attention WI be- called ln lie
report 10 the case Of the CommssiOncfs
son. john who. Il Will b. asserted, without
adequate experience was taken into the
office and placed at the head 81 the
school land department The report win
respectfully but euphaticRlly recommend
that boz be relieved Of service Ia Tie
office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
SOME OPINIONS
D. Great Special Edition Of the
Gazette.

odEeites
4 ). Wardlaw-It was duudy.
b. Holland IL is certainly great
a A. l.. Graham-It WAS the test
N huye ever seen issLcd he the
curing my eighteen years almost
lant residence.
Na1an Garrett have bee in
prayer work myself nsl know that
tsle represents "A wonderful amount
y b, West-You IRE to he con
uA'ed WDon that issue of Tho Ga
~ ltoache--lt was q great paper
Hardlng The preparation of an
Nv OF that kind must cul2'l : great
lsal OF labor on all connected with
.Npe-l know enough of newspdl or
v appreciate the labor eXpeId Il in
KY w the paper. and IL - worthy
Ile highest congratulations.
elti X, Il. MaddoX-l read the
with great pleasure. for II Is the
Iflte-up of the city that We have
aau' and the great merit Of II is
Is no exaggeration of the filcts,
" l recall amy features of he town
\ aIe omitted.
'Pe county clerks Office ,hey Thought
sg paper, and one that was
sht to the city.
Feeilh Richardson thought it the Zig
'eLnas 5ne city ever had Of the kind.
edition. ''' " w
~ Lllis-lt is a fine advertisement
nv ana / shall send some Of
y r''uian Teller-That was great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22

bad a melting this afternoon IN regard
90 the credentials Of appointed senators
the prcccdtnts. the committee took a
vote. which resulted Ia giving the senn-
tors thcif so0ts lurpic and pugh,
Democrats, Chandler, H0ar and Hlg-
gins against seating, Vance, Palmer aud
Gray Democrats; Mitchell. Republican.
senator Chandler In order to prevent
te and secure report 70 tho scnnte.
voted VA favor OF seating the senators,
but reserved the right 10 take mch ncS
ton az he Thought best on the noor Of
the Sountc.
Tho price paid for silver today hy the
treasury department. - 3.4c per ounce,
~ the lowest since the silver purchase
act went into effect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22

ator Hutchinson offered an amendment
30 as TO limit the appropriation for ree
Woius aud other contingent expenses
necessary 20 1he enforcement of the law
70 expenditures for the employment Of
additional counsel only IN felony cases.
aud not IN crimes Of less grade. He
sald he had known Of Instances Mherg
aduiuonnl counsel had bceu cAkN yed
ug the state 70 prosecute violgtfR& OK
such chnractoL~as violations dIefsAn..
uay.Sw and bretthes Of the pehyfV'. Re
amendment was lost by a vote Of 20 f5t
senator Crowley offered asa amt7id-
ment 80 as 60 build new mnnsion for
the governor, at cost OF SiiuOOO.
Senator Simpson offered as suhslt
tute that SlO0WO be appropriated 20
build and furnish a rovernor's mansion
and Improve the grounds Lost
The amendment was then tabled.
AdjouFand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
ANnNYNInIls lrn.rnn

Terrell. Tex. March ~ Especial. D.
some days since The GuNptte published "A
special regarding the arrest Of Young
spuy aud two other young mon Tor nnng
ipto the house ~ u negro unmcd lonoa.
lNhi south OF Elmo. Spiry gave bond,
but the other boys were taken 10 tni All
Kaufman. since theu Jones has received
nm Anonymous letter threatening him pto.
Nlutu hr does not leave The letter "a
Illustrated Win the manner OF punish
mcnt That VIII bee visited up0n him, ns well
ns " forclbly impress him with the me-.
ceHsiiN W Immediate action, aud The utter
him Il Is probable that the guilty pnr.
W. VIII he hound aud givVu the beneut
81 the law II an attempt ~ made TO An.
force the thrphta mnde
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
A seRIous EXPLOSION
Causes Some Fatal Accidents and Heavy
loss IN Property.

litchhcld, m. March n About q
O'Clock an alarm OF hrr WIS turned ln
Tor the litchiiold plnuot mills, said t0 10
ollc of the largest, NJ not the lnrr,st
single Hour making mills Ia the Wurd.
Before the lirpmeu Urriyed the fire had
EuuUd such Roadway TINT for soma
time nothing could hc done 20 ohenk IA
The tire " supposed to have originated
10y spark from passing locouotlvo
falling in one ct the dust rooms mo
hrcmen had hardly sucreeded nl settling
Go work when nu explosion was CnurOI
by the ilnmrs' sudden contnct with MONT
mp dust Tho explosion ahook the earth
over wide nrpn, while the ntmospherlc
coheuslun was felt as far a. Decatur.
distance of hfty miles Head Min.
wright Iuhu Carve at Waterloo ". ~
Va making nn OuOH 20 secure his tools
ifuin the burning building, was burned 10
death "A number of other serious hat
not necessarily fatal accidents. are 10.
ported large elevator standing Inns
uciihlrN across the Wabash track west
or the mill, nud containing some 10000
bushels ~ wheat was burned TO the
ground Ten on twelve cars OF wheat
standing ON The house track were re-
duced 10 ashes. Debris ten or Hfteon
tput high, fen on the main track Of the
Wabash railway Tho Western Union
Telegraph wires are down. Mrs. "
Holman had a lev hrokpn aud Mrs. ~
tirhehroih, Sr, head mashed Tho
amount OF Insurance carried ou the mill,
elevator ana ruutpntu. vac about $780,
VW while lhr lusn viii run ~ about
a million dollars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
DENJAMINs BOOM.

Benjamin, Tnx March ~ Especial D.
Farmers report wheat hnd oat prospects
Entering beyond precedent. aud The acre
age ths year ~ estimated IA thra0 times
that Of last year Everybody feels gOOI
aud guOd times for Anog county n al but
railroad and hope one viii be- built into
out country in Cine 10 handle The present
crop. There ~ q crying demand for im.
proved transportation
Tl0mW N. fiefcher ~ iAtte ilOck
Ark, has tudny purchased gHia acres ~
raw Hand 30 $3.50 pgr aero. ff1m George
" Mann ~ galveston. und VIII begin ifn,
proving n az once preparatory 20 cow
Ing thUU nefea ~ wheat the coming season..
We welcome such men, Nucii HpislpiH
assure The development ~ tho WCHt Hnd
no county Possesses creator nndpYc0ped
resources Than West Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
NO NEPOTlsM.
Cleveland Says No Won't Have Il Tho bono.
cratic Caucus Names Nc Ticket
Of Officers.

Washington, March ~ President
Cleveland defined his Views on ncpOtlsfn
today in a manner HO furciblc be- lnit mo-
doubt in the minds of hla hrurera hp
Was irrrFocnby opposed 90 tl0 practice.
Tho gentleman ~ whom Mr. Cleveland
tlld Mr. Cleveland the applicant was n
good Democrat aud Furthermore rpla.
tive 81 Cleveland himself "ihnf vet.
ties "a, Mr. Clcveluud IA reported as
saSihR his rninc cannot bconaidorpd 4"
and theu the president u said b hive
read The congressman a lecture Ia which
he pui himself on record AZ against nepO-
tisn 10 all rs shades Of moaning and
application
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
DEAlOcnATlc srNATORs

Washington. March n The Demo
crnig Oi the senate met IA caucus az noon
" consider the subject 81 reorganization
~ the elective officers Of the senate. AZ
a previous caucus ille whole matter of
whether or not the party should attempt
reorganization az this tine was left 10
tie sterling committee of which Mr.
Corman j. chairman Tie report was
made aud ~ uio surprise ~ Junior sen-
et0fg, az least contaiued no ferommen-
dnii3nsl Tho committee WIS unable 10
agree upon a rcp0fL positive ~ ~ clnr.
aetef. Some members were Tor reofeAni-
zailou, others opposed Il a. being
violation ~ prefndeuts The canens ~.
jonrned 90 O'clock having come TO
9 determination ~ nominate elective Of
hcefs
ie llUkFt ~ nominated % composed
Wiiilau ~ Cox ~ North Cofolnn for
secretary 81 the fnlto kichard 4 Briglt
81 Indiana BpfReautni.ufas Rev ~
Fl Alilbnrn present fhapnlu ~ ne house
~ Representatives Tor ehaplaln u the
senate
THE SENATOR'S 10 BE SEATED.
Washington. March ~ The seante
c0uuliitne on pslNle8oa and elections
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
IEOMEsrEADERs DwrERNfNrp.

II0uHt0n, Tm. Mufch 2l (snnrlaiJ
Captain Joe w. Davis, whose open letter
lion Of the state land Office. has Just
returned from Liberty county. lie
says that actual settlers who originally
filed on the lnnd aud who were oustnd
have moved in GA the lands They are
having lumber hauled ana are building.
These homcstoaders are determined aud
viii make things interesting II auy body
now attempts 10 mOlest thom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
TEXAS COMMISSION
Is Up Again Before Judge
Mccormick at Austin,
THE COUNSEL MAY AGREE
To Let Il Go Right Up to the United States
Supreme Court
The Ticket Brokers' Bnl sun on Dsck--Land
once Investigation Looklng Into tho
Expenses Of the Different
Departments

Austin, Tex, March --(Spocial.l D.
When the United States circuit ooua
OF this district opened his morning the
injunction suit against the railroad com
mission was resumed Judge Simgus
counsel FOR defendants, stated that be
that they desired 20 amend their origi.
nal bill of complaint preparatory to
reaching an agreement whereby the case
might bC carried up 90 the supreme
court of the United States. As ID was
dcslrcd that the proposed amendmont bo
examined low the defendants. they nsk.
Tor the plaintiffs offering no objection,
the case WIS continued until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
CoRnETr VnRY ANGRY

Pittsburg, Penn. March 20 -corhett
y very angry tonight over the published
interview with Mitchell, Ia which the
iotter sneerinEly referred ~ COihctt's
ouor to iight him Tor nothing " he VIVA
unable 60 SECURE hnekinr. n will now
insist said the champion" that Mitch.
en- puts up every dollar of the SlOO III
nc cannot secure the money | Will refuse
TO tght him and meet Jackson
Nolrerninr tho statement that "nou.
yer smith would challenge him Tor $40
VuV slde, Corhett said, ~ have heard
nothing FROM Smith and will nay mo
attention tp him, lie is third rate
hghtor aud has no business in my class I"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
HENEWS CONDENSED

psupgyivanla house has passed the
plnserton bill.
minister OF marine, Admiral Ger
!, snaln, has resigned.
s.ostor Armstrong, a famous person.
4 Missouri. politics is dead.
,o,ubs were thrown I'm Rome, Italy,
-. No arrests have been made.
.,hsr jason Petty OF the Methodist
IA 4 IN jail at Atlanta. He Is a
mist
death rate Of New York Is pro-
"a alarming The number last week
100.
/. Minnesota senate has passed bill
.alpg full Suffrage ut elections In Min
! "a to women.
senator Eustis. who has been con
\ 4 AZ minister to France. expects to
charge about April 10
Greensburg, La, the residence OF
~ Myers. colored, burned and two
l,en perished in the flames.
|. mayor OF MOSCOW was shot In the
nm With a revolver by man named
anof. lie died shortly afterwards.
New Orleans a convention met yes
~ 10 discuss the cotton acreage.
temporary organization 1t adjourned
ieiay.
4 petition praying for clomency in the
4 q Carlisle Harris has been prepared
+ Win be put in circulation today In
York
. Chicago manufacturing block. occu.
4 By number OF small concerns. was
Iieyed by IRE, entalllng a total loss
OO0o
. n. stevens. a prominent cattleman and
hate to congress from Arizona from
10 1870 shot himself. He had been
Iondent for some time.
!. samese government has rejected
4 proposals. OF the French government
he settlement of the Mo Kong fron.
question. Serious trouble Is appre.
Id
8 reported that ]. ]. Frey. formerly
ID manager Of the Missouri, Kansas
Texas railway, has been appointed and
p,1d hte position OF general manager
be Santa Fo system for California.
wmplance with. u request Of the
n government the puonc prosecutor
nsburg has been directed to secure
issue Of a warrant for the arrest OF
liion, the fugitive Panama lobbist.
ay rains, together with melting snow
Il mountains have caused the streams
b. San joaquin valley and the
BEN part OF California 10 overflow
banks. The San joaquin river at
ton broke loose aud flooded consid-
D portion OF the city. In Southern
|rnla the San Diego and Santa Ana
are booming
dispatch from Mr.. Nfackey's physi-
az San Francisco 60 General Mana |
Ward Of the Commercial Gable com. |
New York, says: "Mackcy has had 1
I'd night. the crisis has passed and he /
soon be convalescent." The dispatch /
forwarded TO Mrs. Nlackey In London.
". Mackey, Jr.. will sall for America
y Teuionlc today
Berlin Rector Ahlwnrdt I'm the course
mbid anti-Semltlc speech declared
fad eleven Documents which showed
l@iyely that while Prince Bismarck
chancellor, fraudulent contracts had
made repeatedly with Jewish imam
and vast amounts had been
Hierred dishonesty by means OF
contracts from the Golfers OF the
70 that OF Jewish spectators
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-22
G, A. R.
THE STATE ENCAMpMENT
MEETS At DENlSoN
commander.In.chlsI wolsserl Is In Attendance,
The City Decorated Lavlshly With
Rod, White and Blue

DenisOn, Tex, March 2i.-- Especially
DenisOn Is mily deckod with flags aud
bunting today Ia honor Of the state o. A.
Il. encampmeut The streets have boon
thronged all day and every train has
brought now recruits Nearly every por-
Fully 900 strangers are Va the city
AZ $3.50 y. m there was parade
which was very creditublo affair. buing
several blocks la length
A. q. Weissert. cummnnder.in-chief
arrived this morning This evening
there was a reception nt the opera house.
Mayor locum made the address of wei.
come. Addresses were also nude by
Commander-in-Chicf Weissort e1-Mnyor
Tone and others. la addition there were
reCitatiOna shd music.