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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
PERSONAL.

Hnsdents % Fort worth who have visi-
furs from other towns VIII confer ~
T1r "u The Cart ~ seneiag notice
o. Tie fact % iAis Paper
E1ti Chamtis- uisht ui..ssenger for
tie Western Union Telegraph company.
returned last Night from Paris, where lie
attended court as q witness IN d damage
suit
Miss CeeA Tees. II Dallas. who has
l=eu visiting Miss irma Foslick returns
home tlis morning
Mrs.. W. z Kaufman went OYER to
Mr.. NJ. Winthrop arrived home thfs
a5aib's sojourn a. the Worlds fair.
Mr. Maud Williams Of Hamilton IL
10 the city visiting Mrs. b d. Shror-
shire NJ SO Granger street
ID l. Booker, q deputy United States
city yesterday cn route home fg,m PARIS.
d. NJ Matkin OF Wd1ahachis Is in
ile clty visiting bis son, Charlie Matkiu.
Jim Burton and John Brown have
sctnrucd 10 their home Ia Dallas county
after fe,r weeks visit IN this city.
Sheriff Euess returned last evening
iiom Arlington. ar Euicss bad ia pos
session small rpgE that was taken from
the hiz urieslau vel NJ Arlington, which
b $50 feet derp.
G. ". Tucker. a deputy United States
marshal Of Oklahoma. was IN the city
yesterday. 90 route home from Paris.
lgnnie Scrivuer, the promising young
steuograpler az the brewery. left over the
Katy last nigh; for visit 10 Chicago
and The Worlds fair
Penl;entary Agent Reeves was 10 the
city 4 few hours last night. en route
10 Granhury and several other places.
Mr. Reeves said that he wOud probably
get about twenty prisoners bound for
the pen on this trip.
W =. Little, a deputy United States
marshal from Oklahoma, was 10 The city
] yesterday. en- route bone from Paris
| Is ID. Ward of Chicago Is In the city
1 ou the way 10 los Angeles, Cal Nj.
| Ward Is n brother 90 Jim Ward. night
| chief ut the Union depot telegraph Of
| fee
Mr.. Henry Muse. nee Miss Lula Moore.
| Of Dallas aud little son are Waiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs, l.. VI. Moore
u ths city.
| L. II. Keller returned tals morning
| from a blsincss "trip 10 lineage. 20
| lumbns, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and -
Louis His family who have begn Wis
| iins che latter city during his absence
| returned with him Mr. Keller reports
times very duh IN the East
d.. W. A. Adams has returned from
| professional "trip 90 Atlanta. Ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Oct. IL
lspecLal. )-Mclglroy & Co. say:
Futures Liverpool continues appI-
renuy unconceuel regarding the general
expectation Of large crop estimate
from Mr.. NELL and closed p,tici, It'd
up on deliveries and Ltd higher on
spots, with sales Of 1900 bales.
The Continent. which we are told would
pay the most attention TO tue publica-
ton OF Mr.. Ncill. has bceu an active
buyer Of sllpls in this market for sew
erl days past. The estimate has boon
made public his evening since the clos
ing and the figure placed az ITOO0Dn
minimum. Prices were hammered here
during the latter half of the day, with
the evident iutefiti0n Of influencing Liy-
erpool unfayorably tomorrow. Another
feature which was tHkcu advantage Of
10 cause reaction was the sailing from
Port Royal OF a steamer with Gilu bales.
which served 10 swell the total Of all
ports TO 5000, against $1,000 last year
Our market. under the influence Of the
confirmation OF the FROST news of yes
tcrduy, advanced 10 points from yester-
days closing, hut the reaction referred
To above carried prices down IL points,
and at the closing We iiud the market ar
about the same level rs yesterday.
Spots in the meantime hive been quite
ncliye. Sales today aggregate STjO
bales at yesterdays prices. Receipts
here tomorrow are estimated az 10000
bales. against 1u.SnO bales last year,
and 5000 at an ports, The Houston
movcmuet continues about tho same as
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
ROBERT $ CARTER.

MARLIN, Tex, Oct 1T.--tSpccialA-
Roller; 5. Carter. eldest sOn of Captain
III. e. Carter and one Of Martins fore
most citizens died at his home In this
city n 9;lO tonight u congestion Of thu
bowels Mr.. Carter was first confined to
his bed about three weeks ago. with ~.
phoid fever. which ran into congestion
aud caused his death. Capt. Carter was
absent from home. having been to Kan
sas City on business. He arrived here
ON special train at o'clock tonight,
although TOO late to see his son alive.
Carter was The senior member Of the
iirnl OF II. ). Carter " Co, one of thu
largest dry good and grocery concerns in
the city. He leaves a wife and one child,
lie WI be buried here tomorrow with
Masonic honors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
RUSSIANS IN PARIs.

PARIS. Oct 1.-THE Russians drove
10 the palias De L'Flysec this after.
noon, the boulevard Des Capuclin and
The boulevard Dc Ia Madeline. us well
uS Rne Royale, Fauberg, street Honore.
pie. The crowd sang the Marsoilais
and checrcd Tor Russia, ear France aud
tae French Nrailss. Upon arriving az
the Pallas Dc !, Giysee, the Russian
adn,ril and staff were received with
military hoaOrs. and were presented TO
llesidenf Caynot by Barjn won Mohreu-
helm, Russian ambassador, IN the uraud
,alon ON The first floor uf the pallre.
In the chamber ~ dcnuiics, tho Russians
We're welcomed by Nicc-pnsflrni Pflier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
DAYLIGHT WORK.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE enate de-
clsion 60 take q recess Instead Of m I'D
jcurnmenL tonight. win have the effect OF
doing away with the m0rhing business
whcu che question OF rnlos the pending
motion Il disposed Of. aud ~ the hoLr %
converting Is fixed at 10 O'Clock in stead ~
II O'clock It VIII materially Increase The
time for consideration OF the financial bill.
Some OF the silver men set ont o. huhuSgcr
against the change but the number was 50
small they concluded TO l,stcn 10 the ad-
Vice " friends and agree TO the chanec.
which wonld afford m opportunity 10 DO
az the work Of the senate during the day
tine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 17.-First
race Seven furiongs, Vida won, King
David second, SIS Olce third. Time,
1;2v H.
Sfcpnd racc-S Six furloigs Irish Chief
won. Gipsy Girl aecoul, ltedna third.
Time, 1.1T IL.
Third -i'ifteen-sixteenths 81
mile. Sister Mary won, Faraduy sec
ond. Ro~pouss, third. Time, 1 rs IL.
Fourth ruce-lNivc fnrlougs Tar Rock
won, CiNnclon second, Fondolin third,
Time. 1.u3 IL.
Fifth race Mile and one sixteenth.
AnusI won, Miss Dixie second. Pearl \
third. 1imc, l;ig IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

WACO. Tex, Oct. 1T.-lspeclal r.
Louis Newberg proprietor of the st.
Charles saloon and restaurant on Austin
street. made an assignment tonight,
Two classes Of creditors are painei in
the le,-d of trust Ia tic first are local
creditors 10 the amount OF about 5000.
The sec0ni class comprises the balance
Of his indebtedness. amounting 10 about
5000. The assets, It Is said. arc amply
sufficient 10 pay his indebtedness. and Il
is expected chat tie business will be re-
sunled In a short time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct 17.-rwen-
Sy-fve hundred people witnessed the
bantam battle az the Olympic club to-
night between Jack Levy OF England
and jim German Of New York. John
Duffy was referee. German from the
start permitted Levy 10 do che fighting
depending on counting. which he All
successfully. II was anybody's hattie
until the seventh round. In the eighth
Levy received elean knockout blow
from Gcsm9n's Eigh- Neither man MAS
hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
POWDER AND TAFFY.

TARANTO. Oct. 1T.--Amiral Sir
Michael Seymour, II command Of the
British Mediterranean fleet accompanied
by M his cantains returned the visit
today of Admirals Conci and ruria of
the Italian navy. amidst much ceremony.
and the burning of n largo amount Of
powder in salutes. The British officers
remained over an hour on board the
italian flagship lta,il. and the AdmirllS
and other officers partook of the most
sumptuous entertainment. The Italian
Admirals in their toas.S referred IN the
most ilutierinE terms TO the power of
the British navy, AMI tho great influence
which the flagship existing between Italy
and Great Rr'miu should have upon
tile peace Of Europe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

ArrolNnnENrs AuNa llr.

CHICAGO. llls,. Oh. IA special
10 me News from tANssidIixt0n siys;
Information COMES ffnin SAerptary Car
lisie thar ah presidential appointments
nri hung up until The senate acts upon
the sdrer question. When Seuator
Briee called pon 81. carlisle this
morning 10 sgciir- action Elon some Gus
toms and iuternal revenue appointment
f0r Ohio. the secretary tod him frankly
ihs pre- sent had Pot his 100; doyn upon
an appointments Of tie presidential class
ard there would be no more Iaade. eK-
npting, probably, @ few of great einrr-
rency. until after tue senate acted upon
the silver I'LL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
IN THE RE1cHsRArH.

VIENNA. Oct. 1I.--During the debate
in the rcichsrath today the subject Of
tho seiso Of Prague was BROUGHT up. ana
the minister Of Justice said the govern
mcnt was prepared 10 give reason for
the vigorous measures taken at Pr que
as the result Of the young Czech disturb
auces TIE ministry world take the 70
sponsihili,y for its own acts, but not for
The disgraceiul street disturbances. III
denied that the government in drafting
tho franchise lin was scinatcd hy cumity
toMarls mo hnrsnnis anl paashnla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

FCI rates, tickets aud all me- I,
apply to. or address aug q "
agents, or -.
JAEE +. ZURN. CASTOR W.
Cuy Tcker Agi., G. T. . l.
Fort Worth
L. s. THOtNH. rhirl Viae'f'
Gen. SUM-. Dallas F's's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

OIL CITY. Pa, Oct, IA sepcinl
10 the Derrick from Bradford says: A
tight Tor 5000 and gate receipts between
ID. Hurley OF Niagara Falls aud %. -
Sullivan Of Buffalo was pn.led on to-
night before the Central Athletic club
according to program IL proved to be
v ~ brutal aud before the first round
the scrap aud prevented further hostili-
ties.
al bets are OF.
Hurley seemed to have the better Of TIE
scrap aa far AK q, went, and covered his
opponent with gore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
rnAIN.wRncKER ARREsrrp

SPRINGFIELD. No Oct. 17.--COnsta.
RS Arnold this morning arrested James
et near here, charged with wrecking
Frisco tran at Lyman and causng the
death Of Engineer Hall and Fireman
itehnson. Dishnan was section hand
on the Friseoand was discharged. II Is
SAID y was desirc for revenge that
caused him to commit the crime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
COTTON REPORTS.
ATWOOD VIOLET & co.


NEW ORLEANS, L.. Oct. 17.-(Spe-
cial.l-Atwo0d Violet & Co.. New YORK
say.
The government weather service re-.
ports killing frost SUNDAY 30 Greenyille.
;: g, A4hei4s. Jackson and p0rt Gibson
Miss, AID several POINTS 10 Southern
louisiana. There seems 70 be c0usfd-
c-ab.e doubt rs 90 the injury done. judg-
ine BY the course Of the market here
To-Day, which opened about tge points
lhE1er On near months, aud two on thg
la'rs- Liverpool Improved j. points,
Win spot sales Of 1000 bales. but
some " fhe advance was los before
the closing
Receipts Of 5000 bales at New Or.
leans rather indicated heavier move
nient 81 the ports than was realized.
Tie total being 700 bales, against
fLlHO bales lasr year.
The total movement for the week so
lar l. 14tpOJ bales. against 10000
tiiles last year and the total for the 81 eek
BEn0R indicates about 5000 bales
agiinst 2T2yOoO balca last year IRE
interior movement 50 fer as indicated
does not show any material Increase over
iast year. The longs realized largely
spdny and we think the market is left
10 healthier position for that reason
What has hung over tie market today
has becu the rumOr TINT Ncill Bros &.
would estimate tomorrow about S1,15O.-
90 bales minimum. aud our New Or
leans hrIn rather confirms large esti-
mates bg them. Tie market may open
lower. however II this rumor proves 10
be correct. but we anticipate q quick re-
covery from any decline produced there
by. There Is no question that Euro
pean spiuners have heretofore given con-
siderable attcutiOu 10 their crop rsti-
mates. We said several days ago that
We did not think the receipts for any
month for the next several months prom
lse 10 be 80 much larger than the same
month last year as 10 give any indicn-
uJn Of a large crop, and this We DOW
reueat
The decline from the highest here 20
day has been 10 points and 10 lower than
last nights closing An important bull
ish feature IN ilp situation. as We have
several times said recently, is that th,
cotton crop Of this year is more largely
owned By the people who have grown i
than ever before, aud this position is on,
" great advantage. because II scent
most probable that foreign spinuers viii
buy continuously and the movement
should be greater in comparison thar
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
HRLD UP An RnnREn.


HOUSTON, Tex, Oct 1T.--lSpeclall
tls morning az - -lucs. Us oYn
Markham butcher was eominr
market, he was held up by two Mexi-
enus. ar.iud with knives aud u,su.l4
They relieved him of a valuable gold
watch, engraved rs. to j." and an,
mond.studlei locket. with the inscriI-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
BIG ExrRnss RoBBERY
IIny Thcusand Dollars is Stolen
Prom the American Company.

ST louis. Oct. 17.--Thr American
Tynr.s- company Is i-wanins The loss
~ sJIn1. ruiuisi-1 lg II - New YORK
hanks Tor Transmission 20 New Orleans
via 81 L0gis The trouble i the ex-
prrss eompauy cannon hui our Just how
it vas lost. The money was placed IN
o ur1ag i0t 10 New YORK and. with
s9qelai Guard Kofsrniorfrr in charge.
started on ifs journey. just where Il
few ihe track. GOT even detectives whb
are now 90 wafk upon the case. seen
uhir u learn Yet af.ef au interview
with kaszsnforf-r amt Messenger Craw.
les. whose nm was the ta-t one upon
% hieh che package vas traced. detectives
ieit for New Orleans. having apparently
reached an opinion thar tho loss took
liace between here AID the Crescent
riry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
rAKEN ny rIIn snEnlrr.

FlrrSBuRA Ia, Oct. ia speclal
from Chester, Pa. says the Wcilmau irun
by the sheriff today an juilgtnent Of SUs-
600 The company has 4 capital stock of
Ai,p0nOoo, With a total neesSincnf o. 81.
10000. AZ iss fun capacity L euolcyss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
SPOnlAG.
NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, oct II. First
rau'-2. 40 irot purse 5000. ANnije
won. Directors Flower second, Rel bug
thiul. Time. 2'an IL.
Second rare-2;la trot pnrie 5000, .
Crosa tlhrl. Time. 2.lG IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
FIRES
WACO FIRES

WACO. Tex. Oct 1T-(special)--
Fire this morning destroyed the Office
Of the Southwestern Coal aud Coke
company. several Of its sheds and dam
aged two box ears Of the Waco and
Northwestern railmad. The loss is fully
covered by Insurance and Is small.
At 1 oc.vlk this morning the barn
Of James Wortley four miles from Waco,
on the Axtell road. together with ia,
contents, was burned. The loss Is about
Si2OU. with 10 insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
RESIDENCE Ar MOODY.

MOODY, Tex. Oct. 17.-Cspeciall -
THIS morning about 70 o'clol;. John
Boxes residence was burned. Loss, about
$500 Covered by insurance.
BY the strenuous efforts Of the FIRE
company, the spread Of the fire was pre-
vented
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
COTTON GIN BURNED.

GENEVA. Tex. Oct. Speedy
The cotton gin owuei by Joseph Hay
good. three miles east Of this place.
burned Saturday afternoon az $50
O'Clock Thirty tons Of cotton seed and
fifty bales Of cotton We're badly dam
nrt7i Tho loss is $500 with insurln, q
OF $3.50. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to be due 10 a hot boxing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. II hing & Co. OF this
city we're Informed this evening or tile sile.
Ing IN Graveliy bay " the 51u-tnn schooner
frank @. Leighton OF Clnyton \. y. own
ed mud sailed By Captain npuialnn Cll-
houn. All on board OF The Leighton pefish-
81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

banking lsr Mr. 1<rkwood opposed
M hsif ei-5ran.lv Mf Bsrer farnrcd
H. -. diI air Draper aud Aff Heard
III. RAJ opDa.ef Mr.. Hall siippdrtssl
AMI Mr. BlHfy opPgfri the bill. After
urlsrIs.1s sufsfirn wis ordered \ sui.-
sfiinie was offered b. AIf. Cox including
direfors uifh -alirri officers n ration
ai banks sfiibin the OPERATION Of ihe act.
TIE substitute was agreed o. and the
bill thea passed.
drrgisd .9 consideration 81 tae printing
n 40 u. q. ~. hause z dinnrned-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
FArAL COLLISION.

PORT ARTHUR. Ont, Oct. IA spe-
ciM train Of fourteen carlo1da On the Ca
madam Pacific railroad cniiidad wish a
freight near Gravel rup today, Fireman
Mllhrllge and and a bnlNeman Mera Llllll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
DEATHS.
MIR KIRK PERRY.

TYLER, Tex, Oct 17.-tSpcciall-
Mr.. Kirk Perry died here yesterday,
aged Is years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct 1T.-Eastern
Texas fair followed by Increasing cloudl.
ness on coast Cooler northern portion
ircsh to brisk nOrtherly winds on coast.
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ALL MIL RECoYER.

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct. 17.-ITp to n
late hour tonight all reports from the vic
thus of the Wabash wreck al Name Ok
last night were favorable, and it Is now
considered certain that all will recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Oct 17.-lSpec
ial)-Carl Alier. an old and respected cid
zen, died last night after lingering in
mnaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
,fANHArrAN. ~.

WORLDS FAIR GROuNiiS I
Oct H. OiHclals are ipokias ig' 4.
Manhattan day with srsnt e2p
Reports from the East are 'hsl
half million people on ine
urduy. A large proportion w AK
Workers. Martha Washlngloa /, "a
ii win be eelehrated'by tie laols
Martha Washington assqeiap''
colonial style.
Oct. IL to 81 inclusive =, Nh ms
Rock Isiand route" ~ill seii ~
Chicago and return e. ~ it I
Good for return until Nosisf 2
man sleeping cars rpl ,ssrre.
cars to Chicago without e
A Chinauan Of Wala l.s,,.l,, II.
ea<E=rs 10 he nlsae Of
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-21

OF the town of Brevard, was taken up
and Mr.. Leatherwood explained the
measure. The bill then passed its second
aoo third readings and was ordered TO
be enrolled for ratification.
Senate bill 135, to incorporate the
town Of Rocky Mount Mills. was taken
up, passed its second reading and was
placed on the calendar.
Senate bill 1913, to repeal the charter
OF the town of Patia, in Mcdowell
county, was taken. Nr. Jones wanted
to know # there was anv Indebtedness
repealed by this bill Mr. Posey thought
there was rot, as did Mr.. Aycock The
OIL then passed its second reading snd,
on objection, was placed upon the calen-
dar
Senate bill l76. to incorporate the
town of Ahoskie, in Herttord county
wss taken up, passed its second reading
AID took Its place upon the caleudN-.
Senate bill 1S9, 10 change the Tine Of
holding the courts Of Pitt and Martin
counties, was taken up, and was *
p.aiued by Mr.. James Mr. Pettisrew
endorsed toe bill and it then pass>d it
second and third readings.
Senate bii 100 20 amend chapteE 31l
| # the acts of 1891 authoriug the com
| missioners OF Anson county to flash the
| court house AID repair the jail was taken
up, explained by Mr. Little and passed
lis second and third readings
Senate resolution 1877. Joint resolu
ton Of the senate and house of represen
tatives TO order the printing Of one
thousand copies of G3yerno5 Cars IN
augufaI address WAS taken up and
adopted
A message f,om the house was re
ceiVed statiug g that The house had passed
the bll authorizing the comm ssiones. OF
Lincoln county 10 levy special TAX for
the purpose of defEaylng the iudeo.ed
ne.s Of the county; and hsd passed sev
a other lis snd resolutions.
The bill allowing the Lincoln couuty
commissioners TO levy a special tax was.
on motion taken ~, passed its second
reading and took its place upon the cal
eudar; the other house bills were re
ferred to the proper commit ees
1 Nj Twitty moved 10 a5j 1urD, but
withdrew the motion by request
Mr. jones then offered resolu ion
4 Nbhb Mig LUG = l-CiiEu " 10 AtNl Ctt IT II
/ )f the inauguration for the elegant sc
/ commodations provided for tie senators
/ az Ssronach's auditorium No se4,s
were provided for the senator's at the in
aucural monies ana the members
were compelled 10 stand all during the
Certm anleS)
This occasioned most amusing de
6ate, most of which was evidently in
tended for the galleries which contained
many Of The fair sex
Messrs Jones, Day, Sheriff., Browr
and Posey made amusing remarks anenI
the resolution and the discomfort Of ii,
senator's during the Inauguration. Tnest
were evid atty much enj yed by the gal
Ieries. alter the debate had proc, dec
fOr some time, the cllr ruled tuo mo
ton ont of order, ard IN motion tire sen
ate adjou .eG until 10 0o'c.lck to morrow
| MORN z
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-21
NO. 27l.

Mr.. Vance, of Buucombe. begged to
correct the statement of Mr Ray. There
were no additional costs for tskiuc sta
tistics. 4 statute already on the books
provides for that.
Mr. Kitchen proposed TO refer bsck
the bill TO be amended so SIS to exclu lie
costs, and assign persons 20 take lists.
tie then cslled the previous question on
the passage of amended bill, which was
ordered. The question wss put on the
motion 10 refer which. on a division. was
lnst-ayes 81, nays 20. Then. on NJ.
Rays amendment TO exclude Nscon
county, which wss adopted.
Mr.. Holt moved 10 lay the amendment
on the table, which motion was carried.
ayes Sc, nays As. and sill the Previous
eloquence proved to have been vast, 4
House bill 65. bill to author T. the
secretary of state To furnish Warren
county with certain books DESTROYED in
the burning OF the court house of that
county, VAS put on its second reading
Mr. Erwin. of Cumberland. moved T.
s.llke out the preamble The substitute
for the hull aids Harnett Bad and
Clay 70 the provisions Of the bill. Mr..
Moore added a provision 10 except from
the provisions OF the bi.l such TO Ks A.
had been saved The bil. as amended
passed Us second reading and was or
drred 70 be enrolled
NJ. Spruill. hy consent. introduced :
OH II regulate special travel on rail
rAods, which was referred to the commit
tee on Railroads. etc.
Mr. Mcneil. from the committee on
I PrivI.eg and + eCti0ns. th4t the com
nir-ee IN he contested case of Long ys
Wright Is ready 20 report AMI begged
'eave 70 report to morrow (Sa.uriay) and
4sked thar The repor, be maie the special
order for Il m, and II vas 20 ordered
~ the house
House bill 81. a bin ~ protect child
-en from IRE was taken up on It's second
reading
TIE bill makes 1t unlawful TO leave
children OF even years and unde er locked
| up IN house with ut leaving some one
10 charge The bill passed and was or
| dered 10 be encrossed
House bal 81 n amend the act estab
/ lishing the criminal court Of Buncomb,
county was taken up, but passed over in
/ formally until Monday.
House Odi SS, bill authorizing the
hiring out prisoners IN Cherokee county
I 10 work on roads. etc. was passed and
! ordered 10 he engrossed.
House bill lee. bill 10 make tn,
1 southern Red and Brown Stone COMPANY
q corporation passed its several reading
and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Bellamy and Mr.. B ue were added
70 committees already named
The house then adjourned until to da,
al 10 80 IN.