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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Chltaao. Nov. THE election today
was abont a stand-on At midnight the
returns indicated that the Republicans
have elected their entire Judlcinl ticket,
and that the Democrats have secured
the county commissioners inside the
yThc judicial ticket heretofore has
been on non-partisan basis but this
year the Democrats broke away and
nominated n ticket Of their own, and the
RrDublicans seem 70 hive elected every
iudicial candidate. The great fight has
becn over The election Of Judge GARY,
who presided al the trial Of the anar-
chisis At the time Gov. Alteeh par
donel the anarchists be made n severe
attack upon Gary. and II has been
fight Of Gary against the State ma
chine Gary seems not only 10 have
n0iled the full Republican strength but
to have drawn on the Democratic vote
as we'll In almost every precinct IN
the city and county he was from Eve
10 ten per cent ahead ~ tho ticket
The general results show decisive Re
puhNcnn gains over the Presidential
election Of year ago.
By Associated Press
Chicago, Nov. 7.--EleNiOn day dawned
with an uncloudcd sky and a cool. brle-
ing air. growing moderately warm 20.
wards noon Kumorr were nhlat this
morning that an Anarcbeiic dem1nstrn-
tion was likely 70 occur during the day
The police were vigilant IN thar lookout
for trouble. and a. general feeling Of nep-
yous expectancy prevailed At the police
stations.
Interest in to-day's election was cen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Fillmore Nd. Nov. Election dav
here opened cool aud clondy. Tho roI.
nrc,l voters were abrond early. aud *.
ercisssl the right Of franchise linden.
tons are that heavy vote VIII ~
poyed. All saloons are shuf M rbis
being n legal holiday, municipal office.
and banks are closed.
Baltimore. Md. Nov. 7.-Iha D.mo
Gratis have elected their candidate fof
state comptroller by o large mniorilv.
baltimore Nd, Nov. Reinrfs fro,n
the city and state gives tie Dsfporrata
the usual maJofities, except IN two Or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
INrEINEEREs MIrn MoIik.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Nov. THE elections have
inicrfcrcd with work by the congressional
committees, who are expected TO accom-
pllsh something during tho recess. Yes.
terday the Democratic members Of the
ways and means committee devoted few
hours 10 the work ~ hand. but many 0f
the members were absent nt the elections.
The same j. true to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
OUR FLAG FIRED UPON
ii THE ANTIQUITIES OF ANA
PAhLA, HONDURAS.
Texas BANKS ARE ALL RIGHT,
several Texans Arrested Charged
With Conspiracy to Hob the
United States Govern
ment.


sp,dil to The Gazette.
Wu.hineion, Nov. T.-Texas was the
hs .iate TO send IN full returns TO
Coaproller Eclles in response to his de-
p,pi NJ statement of the condition of
niixal banks on October 3. The full
saisnen. as to aggregate condition of
fri, banks was only footed up to-day.
\ i Interesting as an evidence of the
tnancal condition Of the state:
Resources, loans and discounts, S42,-
Ej0i9
OvGdrafis, S2,G92,O2G,
Bonds to secure circulation. $5,1SO,-
o.
Dne from reserve agents, S2,26l,S6T.
Die from other banks, S2,Slo,013.
Specie on hand, S3,49s,07Is legal tender
t's s2,5C4,734. Total resources, $685.
SIS
Liabilities, capital stock paid in, $685.
vi l75.
surplus fund, S4.03S,3T0.
Undivided profits. S2.331 $50.
Notes outstanding, S+6ll.4T5.
Dividends unpaid, Sf2,S1T.
lrdtidual deposits. S25, 747.560.
Dnr to other banks. 81. 253.54
Average reserve held. 1888 per cent,
g cOmparrd with like statement on
tPtember 3 of last year This gives
6llenee Of the panic, borh as 10 de
gasd number Of banks and their hold
~ aud al, evidence Of greater pre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

0TNcWI 10 IhF NlzNIIr,
Holland. Tex. Nov. Nv. u. Coz,
dealer Ia conh'ciionarloe and fancy gro.
eeries. sold his stock OF merchandise to-
day 10 Mr. Bursca who will opei first
ellss grocery house Mr., Cox viii still
remain In Holland, aud win resume busl-
ness about jnnnary ] next
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LANsINdnuRG RIor.


ny tue Associated Press,
lnusnghurg. ~ v. Nov. There
was riot here tonight hetwcen the POI
Ice and citizens The police seized lie
ballot boxes In three districts and
started for the police stnuon. WHEN tho
citizens followed aud attempted To res
cue the boxes. Tho policeman shot j,
p. West, prominent citizen. Ia tic
head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

~ 1N"TTTV- T-TTTTT T TT-T1
Louisville. Ky, Nov, T.-Elcction day
opened with cloudy sky aud a imc.
misty raln. Voting In louisville was
heavy In the first hour and indications
are for q large vote Ia the city.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. z --Ad,ices from
the stntc-ntlorgr indicate Tint the usual
ponnciuic majority In the legislature
will be elightly Increased hy biz Demo
cratic gains in what WAS last year
Popullsts territory, Western Kentucky
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Detroit, Mich, Nov Tho election
" tlis state friday WAS for congressman
~ the iirsl district only
"a Detolt. Mich, Nov q. The Free
tnSs tDcin0gan coac4lcs the election
1i ifngrcr for mayor by a majority Of
luoY and buster tRcpnblicam for city
mex, cnuncn wi!ll he composcd Of II
itpnblit'ns u Democrats. aud gain
OF = or possibly 3
Detroit; Mich, Nov. I. Griffin, Demo
crat 10 elected to coigress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
THE EAGLE GIVES UP.

Brooklyn. y. v. Nov. THE Eagle
announces MHyuard's defeat. IL says in
900 districts he runs nearly 10000 be-
hind
New York, Nov. The Worlds bullc-
tin says the Indications are that Maynard
Is losing heavily outside the city.
says The Brooklyn Standard claims the
election Of Shierer, Republican, for
mayor.
buffalo, N. Y, Nov. Erie county
will probably give Republican gain in
the legislature. Three Republican assem-
blymen are Thought to be elected
New York, Nov. IA thousand dis
tricts In the city give Meyer. Democrat.
bli 1.,O MATURITY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

New York, Nov. THE Tribune bullc-
tan says that Croker comedies that the
Republicans have carried the state.
New York, Nov. AT IL p. M, the
indications are that the Republicans will
elect the state ticket by from 10000 to
2J,OOu, IL is claimed that Burllcrt's
majority over Maynard will be 10000.
The world says BOody comedies his de-
fet as mayor of Brooklyn.
New York, Noy. Thirty election
districts ont of ll42 give Meyer, Demo.
orah lS3 majority for secretary Of
state.
New York, Nov Two hundred and
thirty election districts IN New York
crat, for court of appeals 23,OSl; Bart
lett. Republican, l5,9i3. Six hundred aud
twcnty-six districts in New York city
ont Of lll2 giyo Meyer T4,47S; Palmer
Republican, 4O.5lG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

~ IfTHV7TNTVW IVWH1
Now York. Nov. 7.-Thc Tribune
claims ihe state 10y 10000 majority.
ne ress SAYS the New Jersey lrgia-
The Commercial Advertiser sHys tho
state assembly win probably be- Repnb-
licln, possibly tie sciHitc aiso. The lie,
publlrans claim Brooklyn by 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Omaha. Ncb., Nov T.-Rcturus from
the state are slow aud scattering Re
ports received indicate Republican LOSSES
on the bead Of the ticket mud ropnlist
gline. The race between Harrison Re.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Iiess Ny Nov. The failure
ia Of H. seple & company orcnnies
sufness We attention Of Main 's stIi,,
,ngli M 1e7 r The Germania saf fS
sigaee trust COMPANY was ,n,,i',
,.iel M r.iqent spindle b,s 80, ~
..s.o;.ieeif, sfices Of ~ A NIg,or
Ssieaeas. MINI me tirm. to prepare n
0e made in ten DAYS. s'ns"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

BY Associated Press.
New York. Nov. THE Suns bullc-
tin, p. M, says. Dispatches from the
state show heavy Republican gains and
It Is possible they have elected the en-
tire state ticket. Maynard is surely de-
teatcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08


BOSTON Mass, Nov. The result in
Massachusetts, today Is only described
rs huge political Landslide For the
INST time m three years TIM state VIII
nave g Repuhican governor and his
plurAlliy Z 3o'uO at least Inc whole
tlckol Is 'lect1d with him anal the lcgis
,alnre Is solidly, lScnanhem is both
hr3hghHs' 'anIlH BPm",rhln had con
oedeu me 1elcni oil John y, russell. i9r
RoNelhoi, DN small maJ9iuy' WINE
even the most sangune Republicans
would not calm over lo,OOO for Green
hnlge' Inc astonishing result is atiJih!-
u,rd by the Democrats VINO WIZ inlk
about II 10 me present hldnslriH depres'
son ana hy ne fact That Mnssachnscts
Is normally hephbiran state ns always
proved ny her vote on presidential can
nluAles; Inc Nepunllenns are :" luhi-
lianl lhey care litle about me cause
Tonight
boeioh, Mass, NOV iwp hundred
i nna t talS t9Wns snow VII Gio He'no'r'''e
Boston, Mnss. Nov, Z Returns from
the entire cily except the Firsi precinct
give Republican net gain of 3S11.
SprineiielJ. Mas. Nav. IA conscry.
ative astfninta founded upon returns
from The small clti,s Ind towns giycs I'LL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

ny TlN NN9OrlnInH Trr1N
st. louis, Mo, Nov THE only
election here was for school directors
70 hll twelve vacancies or the four.at-
large, the Republicans clerted all or
the eight district directors the Rcpubll-
ems elected SIX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

New York. Nov. THE World says
that while Croker claims the Legislature
for the Democrats he cOnccdes the State
tickat 10 tho Rennblinnns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

through with the vote fdr Mckinley
The Republicans are appwhrnsiye OF one
part of their victory TIL legislature
elected to-day do,~ not scleci United
States senators. und il Is over two-thiris
republican. the strongest since the war
With such large working majority they
fear such legislation by dly members
us may lead TO defeat two years hence,
when another win be- elected that choose
Senator Brioe's successor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

ttarec counties. The legislature will be
pcmocratic by two 20 one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

PosrMASrERS REAPPOINTED.
Warrington, Nov. 7.-President Clcye-
s., pas reapponted all postmasters that
'sa'l OF confirmation by the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Boston, MISS. Nov. I.-Senator Lodge
says the state viii give Greenhalge 30
OiD plurality.
Boston, Mass. Nor. 1.-Two hundred
aud ninety towns show not Democrat
loss OF 1902 votes from last year.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
DEATH OF GEN'L RUSK.
The Ex-Secretary Passed Away
Yesterday
A Long Life of Usefulness and Honor
GIorously Closed at
VIroQua.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VIRoQUA. Wis. Nov. 2l.-Ex-Secre-
tary of agriculture Jeremiah Rusk died
at O'Clock this morning.
The ex-Secretary had been sick for
long time and his life was despaired
Of. A week ago there was slight i'm
provement in his condition and it con-
tinued until he was pronounced conva-
lescent. The improved condinion was
not maintained and last night his ply.
morning.
The whole family was at his bedside
when the general breathed his last.
His last words spoken with effort W ere
81 am dying; l am diving" The fun
eral will be held in this city on Friday
and the remains will lie in state at the
Methodist church the day previous.
General Rusk was born in Morgan
county, Ohio, June II, 1880; was a
member of the legislature in 1852; was
commissioned major of Wisconsin vol
unteers in 1862; served with General
Sherman from the siege of Vicksburg
until mustered out at the close of the
war, and was brevetted brigadier-gen-
eral for mentions services at the bat
tie of Salkehatchie; was elected repre-
sentative from Wisconsin to the forty
fourth congress, serving as chairman of
the committee on invalid pensions was
elected governor OF Wisconsin for the
term of three years from January 1891 ;
was re- elected in 1SS4:and was appoint
ed secretary of agriculture by President
Harrison in 1888.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
NO JURY YET.
Chris Evans Attorneys Playing A
Dilatory Game.

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 2l.-The selection
of jury for the trial of Chris Evans on
the charge of numbering Vic Wilson,
was continued before Judge Harris this
morning. 1t is apparent that the de-
Tense is asking many trivial and useless
questions and the impression is that
they are trying for some reason to de-
lay the work of getting a jury. Not
withstanding the lengthy examinations
six jurors were accepted today. At the
close of the session the defendants at
torneys objected to Sheriff Scott's de-
puties having charge of the jury on the
ground that the sheriff is interested in
the reward for the conviction of Evans.
The objection was sustained and j. W.
Smyth was appointed by the court as a
special officer. Altogether thirty-three
jurors have been examined. The regu-
lar venire will probably be exhausted
in the morning and a special one will
issue. 1t is said the defense will object
to Sheriff Scott or his deputies serving
the summons for the special venire on
the same ground as the objection here
tofore mentioned was based.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22

in the center of the new addition of
sixty acres to the midwinter fair has
been accepted. It is to be two story
building about 180 by 163 ieet IN the
Mexican-Spanish style of architecture.
On the main floor there is to be a large
auditorium with gallery and stage at
the side of which are twelve boxes. The
auditorium will seat $500 people on the
main floor and 5000 people in the GAL
leriee. The other floor will be occupied
by the bureau OF admissions, the bur.
eau of concessions, drill room and DOR
mitory for fair guards and a general
postoffice. The main feature OF the ex-
terror will be the enormous size of the
entrance portico arches which will be
30 feet wide and 40 feet high.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
THE BLACK STATIONS
Too Swift for the Fleet-Footed
Alix.
Directum won the Great Race and
Made the Fastest Time Ever
Trotted in November.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-Under lower
ing skies and amid chill autumnad
winds six thousand enthusiastic horse
men at Fleetwood park saw the famous
stallion Drectum win the 5000 match
race from the western bay mare Aiix
in three straight heats, the last heat be-
ing trotted in 2:0S, the fastest mile
ever done in November. In the first
heat they came to the line with Alix
neck in the lead. She gradually forged
to the front in the first quarter. As
they passed the twosfurlong mark she
was leading by half length. Down
the back stretch Directum moved up.
For fully couple of furlongs they
raced like team. As they neared the
turn Alix broke badly and in a twink
ling Directum was half dozen lengths
to the good, although Curry got Afx
down again and she ran strong and
fresh at the finish. Directum, without
turning hair, won by two lengths.
Time 2:154.
In the second heat Directum again
had the pole. As in the previous heat
Alix was leading by good half length
all the way down to the back stretch-
At the half mile post Alix broke badly
and Directum shot away from her as if
the race was over. Alix came after him
strong and we'll but was not able to
make the black wonder extend himself
and he won the second heat practically
as he pleased by three lengths; time
2:1614.
In the third heat Directum had
everything his own way and trotted the
mile in 2:08.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22

railroad. is expected here ON Thursday
to look after the interests of the enter
prise. Mr.. Laird, his preventative,
has been here two days securing the
right of way. The road will pass
through rich agricultural valley.
Manuel Flores was shot and fatally
wounded at Duncan, this county, yes
terdav. Two Mexicans are under ar
rest for the crime.
Henry Ballard was committed to the
insane asylum here today.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
WELL DONE.
- "
The Horrible Death of a
Human Brute
For The Rape of a Little
4-Year-Old Girl,
Who Lay Mutilated and Dying
From Her Injuries.
The Fiend Snatched From the
Hands of Officers by the Fren-
zied Mother and Relatives.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
OTTUMwA, Iowa, Nov. 21.-Fred Gus
tavason, a laborer, aged 80 who recently
came to this city, was hanged by mob
on the main street of Ottumwa at 2:30
this afternoon. Last night he enticed
the year-old daughter OF Jonas SAKE
into room in a boarding house and
criminally assaulted her. The child
now lies at the point of death.
This afternoon Gustavason was
brought to Justice Truitt's Office for G
preliminary examination. A fight en-
sued there between the father, grand
father and other relatives OF the child
and the officers. The culprit was finally
wrested from the hands of the officers
and dragged into the street.
Here the mother of the child stood
with rope and gave it into the hands
of the mob. 1t was Immediately plac-
ed about the wretch's neck and he was
hanged to bannister outside the stair
way. A great crowd by this time had
collected but no effort was made to cut
minutes the rope broke and the body
fell to the pavement.
1t was seized by the officers and hur.
ried to the Jail. The mob fearing life
was not extinct. followed and demand
ed the body. Mayor LafoTce assured
them that the fellow was dead and or
dered them to disperse. They refused
and finally committee from the crowd
was selected to view the remains. They
reported life extinct and the mob dis
persed.
For time it looked as if the mob
would not have been satisfied until it
had taken another life. The trial of
Ed. Walton for the murder of young
girl by malpractice began this morning
in Judge Babb's court. When the mob
made break for the Jail, some one
yelled: Lets get Walton!" But for
tunately he had been spirited away by
the officers and no further trouble en-
sued.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Nashville Races,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 21.-Heavy
rains rendered the Cum berland track a
sea of mud today. In the four and one
half furlong race-Alopathy won, Bal
gal. second; Atelier, third. Time, 80.
Six furlongs-Harry Weldon won,
Tom Kelly, second; Arthur G, third.
Time, l :l9.
Six furlong-Queen Bird won, Abb
bess, second; Bob Noley, third. Time,
1:19.
One mile-Minnie Gee won, Harry
Jenkins, second; Josie D, third. Time,
l :48.
Five Furlongs - Servia won, Willie
G, second; Jennie Schwartz, third.
Time, :0514.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
PoWderly on Top.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-The financial
committee of the Knights of Labor re-
ported tonight. The general executive
com mittee was exonerated and the
order finds itself in fair financial con-
dition. The report fully sustains Gen
eral Master Powderly and the executive
board in the manner in which the
strikers fund was disposed of. 1t is
unoficially announced that all grand
officers will be declared vacant tomor-
row and new election called for the
purpose of ousting the Hayes faction.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Prospect of a Railroad Row.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The Canadian
Pacific is now making rate of $3.50
from St Paul to Victoria B. G. which
added to the 81 rate by steamer makes
$20.50 the total rate from St Paul to
San Francisco. Chicago brokers are
thus able to make a rate of $32 from
here to San Francisco. They are catch
ing a majority of the busines and there
are prospects of lively row.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
THE VIcE-PREsIDENT's SON
Weds the Daughter OF a Political
Enemy.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 21.-At s
O'Clock tonight, at the Second Presbyte-
rian church, Louis Green Stevenson,
the only son and secretary to the vice.
president, was welded to Miss Helen
Louis Davis, the eldest daughter OF
William o. Davis, publisher of the
daily Paragraph, Repu blican news
paper which has always politically op-
posed Stevenson. A thonsand guests
witnessed the ceremony, including Sec
retary of the Navy Herbert and Miss
Herbert, Governor and Mrs. Altgeld
and ex-Governors Oglesby and Fifer. A
reception followed at the Davis mansion
attended by 400 persons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevenson, after brief sojourn in
France, will reside in Washington.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22

promulgate constitution. Such an at
tempt was Immediately followed by
preparations for armed resistance and
the United States troops were landed at
O'Clock on Monday"
Having thus explained at length the
incident of the landing Of the marines
and having shown that they were not
landed until the revolution had been
successfully accomplished and that they
were then landed to protect the lives
and property of American citizens from
possible injury incident to the revolu-
thus controverting that feature Of
Blount's report which furnished the ad-
ministration it's chief ground for inter
ference in the present juncture, Min
lister Thurston takes mp other salient
features of the special commissioners
report at equal length.
1t is shown that succeeding the revo-
luton there was a condition of affairs
which justified the Apprehension ct
Minister Stevens for the safety of Amer
ican subjects.
The statement close with reference
to the revolution of 1887 by which it is
shown that revolution was accom-
plished by the same men under more
adverse circumstances without outside
aid and in this instance stood in no
need of assistance.
The statement is strong refutation
of the report both as to fact and logic
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
National FraternaI Congress.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The national
fraternal congress commenced here to-
day. 1t is gathering of representa-
tives of the different beneficiary orders
existing in the United States and Can
ada. In all they represent a member
ship Of | 100000.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
The Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. = President
Cleveland spends large share of his
time preparing his annual message to
congress. 1t ia said the Hawaiian mat
ter will be presented in the regular
message. The probabilities are that
the message will be long one, owing
to the entrance of several subjects to be
discussed not only on the Hawaiian
subject but the tariff.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Schaefer's First Night.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Schaefer and
Ives, the billiardists, began a five
nights balk line contest for $500 and G
pro rata of gate receipts, tonight. The
playing was tame from the outset end
ing in Schaefer's favor by score, of 500
to 663. Ives highest run was ISL.
Schaefer's 118. Ives average, 223. .32s
Schaefer's, 24S. SO.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Darkness in Denver.

DENVER, Colo., Nov. 2l.-Employees
Of the Denver Electric Light company
went on strike this afternoon on &C.
count of proposed reduction in wages.
The town Is in darkness tonight.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Trouble Looked For,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 21.-Trouble
is expected at the Lehigh Valley sta
ton tonight and the sheriff swore in
deputies but at late hour everything
was quiet, though signal lights were
broken, it is alleged. by boys.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
Ex-Judge French on Trial.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Nov. 21.-A jury has
been impanneled and the trial of ex-
Probate Judge French charged with
forgery is now in progress. Consider
able interest is manifested in the trial,
which will last probably two days.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
GRATEFUL CORPORATIONS.
The Men Who Resisted Train Rob.
bers Rewarded.

U6TS h6WdTQ0Q.
CENTRALIA, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-Tonight the
Illinois Central railway officials and
representatives of the American Ex-
press company met the men, who de-
Tended their property during the at
tempted hold up near here, by appoint
ment and rendered each gold medal
and three shares of stock In the Illinois
Central railway for meritorious ser
vices. About 600 railroad men wit
messed the ceremony and several ap-
propriate speeches were made.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-22
The Lehigh Strike.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-As far as this
end of the Lehigh valley strike is con-
cerned there is practically no change.
No freight is moved and the Jersey City
yards have the same desolate looking
aspect they had yesterday.