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Evening journal., 1893-12-05

sundays. a O5. 6 90. Ssl5 $50 300. I'll al
m; 1900 noon: 30, . 10. 3 10, "A 10, All
8 70. s73s, 08i. $40 10 and II 80 p m
LIE We TWELFTH AND MARKET ST
'3 IS, - 50, III 70. m; 3 "a, - -, 70 5s p q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-17
eiaf nto Sect!
Boa u. grant.

@ie eint i'd fab ais Gnabe,
Der Mutter in's @eiidt,
uub fe gefragt bann babe,
Was 6rinnen ibau' 10 ltat?
3og mid in liiBem Eriebe
Nn's irene 9er3 fie iad)t:
Wteiu 6inb, bas 1T bic Qiebe,
Die mid 10 ielis madt!
edngft lueilt in h5b'rsr @pbdre.
Die emit mid 70 be9lidt;
Sd bah bic belize 3abre
SIN Wtannt aug serbriidt;
bod in bes Nebens Wogert
Btteb mir Der SHUTTER Bid,
Gr 1T nit mir gesogeu
SIN 2eiSe nno I'M Slid.
@enn bout in iel'ger Stunbe
SD ld)au' Der 2iebifeu Slid,
@enu i'd aus ibrenl Wunbe
8ernebm' mein enbIos Slid,
81 mir, ais OBJ i'd finbe
Ser Mutter Gitgeupaar,
unb perb' auf'S gteu gum Ginbe,
/ Das einit 10 ielis mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-17
Die hetttae lluatpalauna

i'm Waasen unb ben Gtnsepetben mad benz Gtnnebmsn
stnes i&arf ~rirtenben p%ursirmittsls unb bic bur&
baHelbe peruria&ten e~eibfamerssn f6nneu nte BON
irirfIt& sutsr Btrtuns ai BITE msni&lias Ratnr i.iu.
Refine epeetaImebi5tnen, ipelae bic Srsane, gu bersn
Setluns ie bteneu fsaeu, a~nsreifen nnb f&pd&en,
tbnneu 0utes pcnbrinssu. 8lane giuen, QuedEIber,
pcbcptputn, SaI5e nab Senna, pssetabilii&e unb
mineraltl&e atfnbrptueu tHb traifi14 nirtenbe Rtts
pirp. Gin luperldfiser unb w~trfiamer Grlae bafhr IN
9cfetter's Magenbtfters, meIhes etne ebepic nathrs
Hoe ais srhnblt&e Geuberuus i'm 3ufanb ber Gtnse,
@Gslios ssIee.iusrt, Tsnn otslsiSsn ssrifoptt fne.
Nbf9etbuns Der Sale aus BEN Btut unb sefuube Ser.
bauuus s~efDrbert. MaIar.a In allen Gprmen, Rbeus
matt8mus unn Mtseuletheu perteu burdh btefeu trefHts
3eu @eforrnutrr ~eeit6rter 3ufdnbe aus BEN 86rpers
iyitem ~bsietttst. DreimaI tdslt& eth @etuslas pod
III ~unsefdtr Bic rt&tise Dofs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03

q z to sl5 per day at home. selling Lightning
NJ Pister and plKti, Z jewelry. watches table.
ware, etc. Plates the finest. OF jewelry good q
Lew on all kinds OF metal ith gold. silver OF nick.
el. No experience. No capital. Every house M
goods needing plating.
H. X. DkLNO co.. Columbus, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03
HALEY. IDAHO, TUESDAY. JANUARY ;, 1885,
THB DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceouine an inch Tor ten
lines OF small type in length will be inserted in
enae column for ono dollar per week. hfty cents
the 6fst insertion and tw Ave cents each I'd.
d1saonsl nslinsertiOn-psysble in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03

pDuC sTEkO0RAPHY and TYPEwRITIN0
A06 FREE. Firs! class facilities and best
o seschers. Address. with stamp for return post
- TIE PARlAH MFG CO.. Perish. i.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03

"AMTcn representative for our
A4V / 0Os "Fsmil' Treasury" the grost.
est book ev"r off d to the public.
A Christmss present for both old aud yoarg
Our COUPON sy stem, wiicE We use in selling this
great work. enssles each purchaser to get the
book free. 80 every "ne purchases.
For his first waek's work ono agents profit is
$l6s. Another $l36. A lady has Just cleared Sl2O
for her fi,st weeks work
Write for particulars. and II you can begin at
once send 81 for OUTFIT. We kive you exclusive
territory. and pay lar ye commissions on the sales
of snb-agrnes. Write 1t once for the agency for
your county
Address all communica cations to
RAND. McNALLY / CO.,
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03

E7k IN &0h1 can be mae month y work.
VIZ w PAVS Ing for +. JOHNSON h Co.,
26O0-2-4-4-G-S Maiu ST.. Richmond, W.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-03
TWELVE AND ONE-HALF
I CENTS PER COPY
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
MT.' CARROLL, LILLY

In its 4oh under Courses
study extended admirably
special attention. Its students
% without examination distinguishing
oug Conservatory m
School Of Art its Normal
many helps given moderate
all earnest worthy Normal
in Scnography and
who would
This institution has
parts the Eighteen
closed and graduated this year nine
Wt-reachng from
school, write the copy students
Oead"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
MELROY & GIBRRT.

New Orleans. la. Jan. 20.-(Specal)
--AicIlrOy & Gilbert Say:
Futures were very bulhsh. Cables
were sent 10 Liverpool from this side
yesterday giving. estimates OF expected
mo cement monthly based on "A crop up.
preaching Mr.. Neilfs figures; this
caused some Improvement from the drain
there md at the close we ind that mar
Ret firm nc l-G4 over yesterday. Spots
however. wcre dun and easy with sales
of only 5000 bales.
Our market w1s inclined to drag this
morning lint il was runiOred that Texas
paper would tomorrow publish pn est.
mate of ,S00.OOO bales ns It's opinion Of
the Texas yield This rumor proved 10
he erroneous. as that journal instead of
issuing M estimate Of It's own. simply
gives tomorrow the estimate Of ten lead
iDg firms Of North Texas, which average
1 5OOOOO bales. The market had, how
ever. started upward 10y the first rumor
and il was further sustained by q Inter
report to the effect that Mr. Nell in
tends to reduce his estimate. There is
no way Of verifying this report unless
the buying by brokers, supposed 10 be
close 10 Nh Neill, can be accepted AS
testimony on that subject 90
Al tbe closing We find orr market II
noints nm. and New York also u points
biyhor Tile advance in futures
stimulated buying OF spots so that sales
Inv fact0rs were $500 bales ana TO arrive
2OOO bales. Middling and grades below
advanced 1-l6c.
The total port movement Tor me wees
Is $1,000 bales against lOOUop bales
last year. New Orleans expects TO NOR
row 1900 b2lcs against 600 bales here
and lS,Ub bales at oil ports year
ago. .,,,,,,t, "a,
During the coming week we co com nae
with al, export movement OF l"o'OVo
bnles OF last year.
Congress adjourned today out 9l re-
snect for the late ex-Presldent haSe'
whose funeral took place this afternoon.
The weclly movement published hl'er
closing 40, gain of $500 bales as
compared WI last ycnr, which as Is
O,el known vas extremely smali.
ndyanee of 5-G4 Is confidently OK
nected Cor Liverpool tomorrow by the
bulls and win be necessary to maintain
our prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
SHE STRIKES BACK,
THE UNION PACIFIC WILL NOW
FORCE THE FIGHTING.
Circular issued Regarding calliornla Tickets.
Fort Worth Made a Gsleway--Th OlheF
Lines Must Take Thoir Medicine.

Chicago. nl., Jan. 20.-At last the
Union Pacific road has decided upon q
policy ~ retaliation against the roads that
recently withdrew from II a portion OF
their interchange passenger business
IL viii be remembered two or three
months ago, whom che Union Pacific de-
clned 20 exchange Oregon and Washing
ton business with it, connections nc Den
yer aud Ogden. Il claimed for itself the
right 10 control such traffic Go and from
the Missouri river, and q partinl boycott
WIS organised ngainst II by the Rock
Island. burlington, Atchis0n and Denver
and Rio Grande. These roads stopped
the sale OF round trip tickets 10 Caiilor
mia reading In part over the Union Ia
gihc. II was q pretty severe blow hut the
Union Pacific took Il unicuy aud they
settled down to the belief II had cou-
cluded " take les punishment without
resistance but they are OF different
opinion now.
The Union Pacific has struck back with
force calculated TO dage Us opponents.
A circular. signed by President Clark,
Assistant General Manager Dickinson aud
General Passenger Agent LornaX. has
been issued 10 connecting Ines request
ing them TO discontinue the sale OF MI
classes OF tickets, both single and round
trip. frOnl points on or east ~ the Mis-
SOUR river and Fort Worth, Tex, and
Texas points not reached by inc limos
of the Union Pacific, other than reading
via Union Pacific to one of It's Missouri
river gatcways or Fort Worth. On aud
after February the company announces
it win not accept tickets from the ter
ritory described reaching the Union Pa
cihc system via junction points west
Of the Missouri river or Fort Worth.
BY this action the Burlington, Rock
Island aud Atchison are encctualy cut
on from an Interchange Of business With
the Union Pacific roud. Heretofore they
have had the privilege Of carrying pas
scnpors through to Denver over their
own lines and then delivering them To
the Union Pacific. thus getting longer
haul by sXty-four miles and between SO
aud S2l more revenue per passenger than
they viii get by turning over passengers
10 the Union Pacific at the Missouri
river II wul give the Chicago and
Alton and the Chicago and Northwestern
peculiar advantage with thclr through
trains 10 Denver over Union Pacific lines.
Other roads must transfer California
passengers at Omaha or Kansas City.
When these lines entered into the
boycoitinr business they cut OF tickcting
relations with the Union Pacific only ON
round trip business They probably did
not felt that they could afford TO discon-
time tcketlng arrangements on single
trip business, hut they viii now he forced
~ do 40 as the Union Pacific circular
| applies 10 all clnssps OF tickets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
GOVERNOR sEAY
Delivered His Message 10 the General As.
aamblY Al Guthrie Yesterday.

GuthHe. o. r., Jan. 10,--(Specinl -
Governor Seay delivered his messagc 10
eshe general assembly In joint session
this aftrnOOn. IL WINS ~ admirable doc.
nment aud was fay0rably received by
people Of all parties and Glasses. He
recommended, among many other things
tile bonding Of cities aud school districts
for brick aud stone school buildings Z:
compulsory education; general license Of
500 on liquor dealers, In addition TO the
present heavy county tax; 800 or high
or tax on all corporations doing business
In the territory: sworn statements from
all banks on demnndi homestead ex-
empti0n from mortgage in cities; the
nbollshmcnt Of the Australian election
laws or is modification, 70 as 10 be- leas
expensive. taking away suffrage from
Indians; holding untaxablc lands. cutting
down county expenses restricting and
cutting down grand juries; cutting down
county officials salaries. abohshing pay
ment OF per diem and mileage 10 wit
neases for defense Ia criminal trials; col-
le,ainR Of elpenHc Of caring Tor INSANE
from their estates or those Of relatives.
0epOsiting % ah county funds Ia a reli-
able bank. bidding the highest rate of
interest Tor same; the Ophning Df all In
dian lands, and an appropriation for a
hrspclass exhibit al the Woaa's fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
COUNT HOUSE RUINED.

Glen Rose, Tex. Jan. 10. Especially
The Somerwel county court house turn
cd this morning about o'clock. IL is
supposed TO have caught from a stove In
the clerks office. Save the contents OF
tho safes in the clerks and sheriff
offices all was loss. All the county law
hooks with Martin a PnlmCr's law li-
brary were burned. No insurance.
Tho safe in the sleriils Office is lying
fnce down. WHINE the safe in the clerks
office IS standing upright The contents
of both are all right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
srncKs ~ noNps.

Wv York. Jan. 20 1.-The stock market
,,o,,'. annther dcmonstration of its inner
81 sfhrength today and an almost un'
b,.olen1 series OF material advances We're
,ns6c IN active stOcks.The market foa
some time has responded quickly 10 innl
cations of gold exports bat to-day htiie
hesitation was displayed. and hnaily
threw 81 the dampeia9g lnn i No., ,' III
liz Elimination III this lies only IN The
,ss,,,, epse Ia money, coupled with 'he
.ontdcnce of American sIhfonlators M
donsstic securities and IA spite OF me
$50 ot,oosjtiou ~ Tie foreign element,
IN upward lnoveneist has been CpiHen
oa Without their help. There was -
weakness In the market w alt u',,.,
though IN early dealing mere was s'iN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
STRUGGLE AT a FUNERAL.
A Craasd Friend Of the Late Mr. whsaaon
Floors hstlee.

Chicago, H., Jan. ~. In The midst OF
the solemn funeral ceremonies over Rev.
'Father" Mheadon, az the Wheadon
Methodist church Of Evanston yester.
day Justice of the Peace Robert Free
mum was ilo0rcd by II. II, Willlamg'
nm aged man OF uns0nnd mind, aud a
desperate struggle ensued between the
distnrhef and seven men who endeaVored
10 eject him from the church.
Williams was an intimate friend Of
FEATHER" Whcndon, and the latters
death added 20 bis mnnin. When REV.
IN. Wilkinson began his address VIII
linms went 10 the hack OF the church
and stood IN the ulsle making faces &C
each person whose attention be could az
tract. Several women attempted 90
lCare bat he blocked the way. Justice
FrcemDn, placing bis hDnd on Williams
arm col him he must remain quiet Or
he would be arrested. Williams drew
back his arm and suddenly shot II for.
ward, striking Mr.. Freeman Ia the breast
The blow WAS unexpected aud the ius.
lice tOppled backward over one OF the
pews A he fell Williams kicked him
severely.
Jumping mp again, Freeman rushed az
the enragcd man, and half dozen others
all who could got IN the aisle, tell upOn
ihe mauiu, desperate fight followed
The chusch resonndcd with shouts FROM
the men and crlca frOiu the terrned NO.
intn. Finally Williams was borne ont
INTO the hallway where ille etrrcgi
continued for several minutes
Meantime some one had Summoned Che
patrol wagon, aud when Il arrived VIII
igtns was 90 his back ana the Justice
bad his knee on bis chest. Then VIII
iinins begged 10 be- allowed 10 remaia nt
Inc funeral service. His plea was 10
pidfll THAI ii vas granted, but q close
watch was SCI over him. The Aerylce
forlned without further intcrrnption. X
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
ASSAULTED FROM BEHIND
And Robbed Of His Diamonds and Money.
slnnrnd Inio The Country

Houston. Tex, Jan. 90 Especial This
morning un international train brought IN
W. w Kingdom formerly a saloon mana
ger here, who was picked up w an IN
sensible condition NJ Spring station this
morning The injured man WAS placed on
n stretcher ana conveyed 10 the ~ Joseph
mnrmary lie had several bad bruises on
the bend ana body, and a hnger OF one
haud was broken. The wounds may have
been Indicted by Hssailanis Tor the pur-
pose OF robbery or he might have fallen
from q train. He was seen on Tie streets
on "Wednesday, and when be left here or
where b. was going, Is not stated nuihOri'
lively. He was conscious ~ times this AZ
ternoon and said enough 10 Indicate that he
had been assaulted from behind, knocked
down and robbed ~ his diamonds, in value
about $4,000 besides $50 Ia money on his
person. lie had been cxaggornuve az lines
about buying and stocking a inrGe ranch,
and the presumption IN that he had heen
''stetred' Into the country 60 l0oh az land
confidence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21

hesitation. and late in the day rcaligo.
lions enused go back
The great feature of the day was the
operations Of pool in St PAM. which
bought heavily Of their fayOrite and It's
advance was steady Marked gains
were made among i,tlusttial stociss. Tht
announced script dividend of l per cent
on eoriage failed 10 stimulate common
stock, and II retired &C ] rs, but pre-
fcrred was lifted about 3.
The general market was quiet and dis.
played NJ tendency during the entire
forenoon. but later strength becnne pro
tnsive,and the advances Of the day were
then established
The strngth Of the bond market con.
hnues to DC q factor IN making prices for
stocks. and the feature Of the day was
a substantial improvement IN the prices
81 speculative interests among which
Colorado Midland IS, Richmond and
West Point 5's aud ST Louis Southwest.
err wore conspicuous The market
closed active and strong, close TO its
highest figures.
Government bonds duh and steady.
State neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
A NICE RATE WAR.

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 10. Southern
tourist rates from this city are IN state
of decentralization which Will doubtless
spread To alarming proportions. The big
Four aud Nandalin lines worked a rate
tbrouRh the Central rraihc association
on account Of au alleged Spiritualist con
yention at Dcl.eOn. AMI took advantage
of the authority to drum up business
70 that and other wintcr resorts AZ
least that is what the Memphis road
charges. and that road took steps TO pro
tect itself hy putting ON n rate of one
fare for the round trip with stop Over
priyileges good until next june. Now the
Missouri Pacific has met the Memphis
rate aud all points in the South aud
Southeast are Invaded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
MARLIN WANTS A CONNECTION.

Marlin, Tex. Jan. 20.-tS peciall Tho
people here are agitating the question of
rndenvorlug TO induce g. H. X. Green,
owner of the Waco and Northwestern
railway. 10 build road from Marlin 10
connect with the Texas Midland at Car
relt. thus making direct line 10 81,
Louis via Paris and the Frisco line re-
ducing the time TO about twenty-five
hours
This road would pass through Falls,
Limestone and Ellis counties. about mid-
way between the Houston aud Texas
Central and Cotton Belt roads, Marlin
being a central point Of Mr.. Green's
roads, would probably bc headquarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
nEsrEaAp0Es rArTrnED.

tsonsas civ. Mo-. Jan lS,-A specla.
frs,ln toifrgyllie Kan, says
Tuissd states mairheis silot ana cap
.lsL uBIpuI sgi " u'sAyer oPIia ,s., III.
VA &,.Ssconb III Cnney, Kan Both men
t NJ, NJ M noted Star gang and are dan.
s.rr-.s !, woisD1ed u Il thought thnt starr
tse leader u NE gane. MA also eAps1sea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
BROOM FACTORY.

peiton. Tex, Jan. 20.--( Special The
hronu factory owned by Sam n. Wal.
Ton located few miles northwest of
pafon was destroyed by hre yesterday.
Ioss $500: insurance, S40O, u Is only
: shnr, time since this factory wis re-
moved from Bolton, 70 be nearer the
broom eoru fields.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RR1nGN RNPAIRNn.

Houston. Tex, Jan. 20. Special y
BY next Thursday the bridge OF the Mis-
souri,. Kansas aud Texas over the Brazos
river will be in condition for trains TO
cross. and the work Of laying rails from
this eud Of the line win be abandoned
and taken up again at the Brazos river
where IL was left OFF when the false
work Of the bridge was washed away,
more than month ago. The rails will
be laid and ready for trains to HonHton
within three weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
LEGAL MATTERS
Several New Suits Proceedings Of the
Courts indictments.

After calling the docket. the Forty.
eighth district cOurt adjourned. transact
lug no business whatever.
La the Seventeenth district court the
case Of the State OF Texas W.. Jack Muir
ply for asauult To- murder resulted Ia uv-
qulual The case OF the State of Texas
W. Geo Dickinson, accused Of receiving
stolen property. resulted Ia the prisoner
bcing fined the sum OF SO and scntcnc-
ed one day in jail
Several violators of the law against
selling liquor on Sunday were before
Judge johnson of the county court yes
terday. Dan Andrews has ten cases
against him. The first resulted in a con.
Victlon and the assessment Of the SO
line. and the second was on trial when
court adjourned. Al Ray was fined $50
on similar charge.
The grand jury of the Seventeenth
district court returned nbout seventy-tivr
bills of indictment yesterday, nearly all
for msdemcanOrs.
Marriage licenses were issued 70 G..
w. Forian and Miss Lucinda PeniN,
aud =. u. Jones aud Miss hnttle Allen.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The following suits were 1cd IN the
district courts yesterday:
Mary Houston W. Robert Houston for
divorce. Plaintiff alleges that she mar
ried defendant IA the winter OF lSSS
aud that they lived together until Jnnu-
nry 1889. when defendant abandoned
her and refused 10 support her; that he
beat her and abused and otherwise M
treated her, which made their living to-
gether insupportable, and on these
grounds asks a divorce aud the rcstora-
ton of her maiden name.
Sam johnson w, the Texas and Pncif-
ic Railroad company; suit for damages
for $3.50 for personal injuries. Plaintiff
alleges that while engaged IN unloading
pipe for Macarthur Bros, the water.
works contractors, one of defendants
cars was backed up against the one he
was In, which caused heavy crOwbar
10 fall and cnt his foot.
IL. H. Martin W. George Flonner; suit
for damages for malicious prosecution.
IL IL alleged TINT George I'lenncr, 90,
the purpose of bringing plaintiff into pub
he scandal, and 90 rob him of his good
name, accused him OF perjury IN a suit
IN which II. ~. Martin WIS plaintiff and
lflenner defendant, that ho was arrested
and kept IN prison for three hours. nDd
that he WAS tried on the charge and
proven not guilty. lie asks 5000 actu-
al and 5000 exemplary damages
Ex-parte w. ID. POddock, 10 remove
disabilities Of minority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
RIG BLAZE Ar ROsWELL

Roswell. Tex, Jqe. 4Special. ls-At
= O'Clock yesterday morning an iRcen-
6iory SET Gre TO the feed stable Of bar
nov & 60. A whole block was burned,
and some Of the buildings are stu bhrn-
ing The Masonic temple was destroy.
M The entire loss Is ab0ut Ss5,OOO,
The insurance is about $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-21
FIRE NEAR MARLIN.

Marlin. Tex. JAN 10 SPECIAL. 1.-THE
residence OF W. Prone. stuated near
Perry. in this county. was destroyed by
totnl loss. Origin Of the tire unknown.
g'he nlace was valued at 5000, par
tially covered by Insurance.