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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
Some Radical Changes Made in As.
sienmcnts.
SPRINGER HAS BEEN DErosED
From the Craftsmanship of ways and
Means---rexans Fare wcll---sub-
Treasures Ordered to Pay Out
Gold Over the Counter.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Aug 2'-(From
our oor l' annoInernen,
Oh tuS mouse committees oNersnauoWea
,r,' M r r'."s NY VI interest n'fe 'o-uay'
nv ~, pNas utlesa''oh were IN 'ne nam
49, r'V"sS' o'Vr '''D'r inulf'uu"' nsslsn,.
li'u.'' anu h were very happy mat ieNaS
o.sm, .rr .wo inos' lup1r'an' anu , LOW
ma ooa,,, ,i ','''" y. on 'nu ''ss " N.Y.
via,. ~ 81. y" "a's "",' u''',".' ~
mos, ,a,'Ada ,'. ,a''n M 'a,''', %
ane,c. y, Ts i,,, sI' P"D," ~, Wv ~,
The laws md ,La s,,., ,oi,I',,'v ""
mlttoo On tha o,,h,,. 1911 @,''D ' ,u
nervoainr ro,anai C.na, ~,
long been chairman ot U,1,.,,a
no one ever tbirts If nj. r. "',,J sn nr
ers' nppointneu, ia so, Mn -,
opprovo, here as an honor u.,,, &c.,,
placed in the banJs ~ man M III
not misuse the povcr which Il heinz
1t is the most influential conference.-the ~
the house
The Texis allotments mr., 40 toi,,,,.s
Hutchinson. patent claims
Cooper. war claims aIcoboli, i,,,or
tr,tHc,
Kilp,rr. coipn,o woi,h,s ,u, ,,.,.,,-,.
torr;,ori,, %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

WASHINGTON, AUG y Proceed.
lngs In the senate today did not excite
amy unusun interest and at no lime were
the galleries well filled
The Lee Mantle ease was taken np
After discussion ~ was decided TO post
ponc a vote an the resolution 10 seat Mr.
Mantle until Wednesday at . y. m.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution dc.
clarlug thcre WIS no lawful election NJ
United Stuics seuninr 10y Tho Joint as
fembly, which met Jan. -, 1S3, at
Topeka, Kan, and tina, John Mnrln was
moi entitled 10 his elnt AZ a senntnr,
M. Stewart offered u resolution, which
wnr agreed 10. rnlllng on Tho secretary
~ tho treasury for d liniemcni az 20 tie
sliynr bullion purchased hi Jnly, 1873.
with tho prices. and ny the silver bull
lion offered for sale tho same
month, with the prices asked,
The hnAnoo committee biz, trepnrled
lngi lrldnyl disseminating the purchase
Of silver bullion, was illom taken mp 10 ns
10 afford Mr. Morrill, az opportunity Of
addressing the scunio IN favor Of the hill.
He first, however. asked and Obtained
indnGnhn leave Of absence, remnrslng he
wna M the senate chamber today against
Inc advice Of ms physician. a. The con
rluMnu Of Mr.. MarrllrH speech aud amer
some minor matters were disposed 81, or
executive snssUn was hnd, aiter when
The Kennte adjourned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
MISUNDERSTOOD AccorNr

WEATHERF0RD. Tex. Aug. 21.-
(Speciall.-Rumors are rife on the
streets to-day of the killing last night
of Mr.. j. w. BY near his fathers home,
about six miles north of Santo. in Palo
Pinto county.
By what could be CLEANED from parties
from that ncirhborhood It appears that
young Mr.. BY was accompanying a
Young lady, Miss Beatty. home from
church, both being on horseback. Shortly
aftervard the father Of the young man
found the dead body Of his son lying in
the road. By the nature of the wounds
it is supposed that a Winchester was
used by the murderer. Both horses were
found later on with blood stains on each.
Search was made for the young lady,
but up to last accounts she was not
found. Jealousy is supposed to be the
cause of the murder.
Mr. BY was well known here and
highly respected. He was n student at
the Weatherford college, and was at
home during the vacation.
Later-According to news just brought
the body of the young lady was
N. about hundred yards from
SNa 'ung BY was killed, with two
70 20. ads in the head, and near by
Up of . young man named Ed
1. a former sutton, who is supposed
to h.'e done the killing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
CONTEMPLATING GOLD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.--Postmast.
er-t;eneral Bissell has received the re-
mort of the inspectors who recently mgde
M investigation INTO the alleged incom-
petent management of the Kansas City
postoffice. The report makes no impu-
tations against the personal honesty OF
the postmaster. but finds the Irregular
iies In the office many, and the ulscl
pllne extremely lax.
The senate confirmed the iollowingi
Scott WilSe Of Illinois, 10 be assistant
secretary Of the treasury.
Robert r. Bowler Of Ohio, first comp
trailer of the treasury.
charles II. Mansur Of Missouri, sec
nnd totpptroller Of the treasury.
James r. Tllman of Tennessee, reg
ister Of the treasury.
Robert NJ. COuslr Of Tennessee, deputy
FIRST auditor OF the treasury.
John G. Edwards OF Illinois, deputy
second auditor Of the treasury.
Elliott ~ Bowman of Indiana, deputy
fourth auditor of the treasury.
William c. Crawford Of louisiana
deputy auditor of the treasury Tor post
Office department. o,,.
Thomas j. Lowe, secretary OF okla-
Orders have been issued by the treas
prv department TO all snb-trcasuers 10
nav ont gold over the counters the same
a. other classes Of money. The eiect
N tl,is Is to practically place the gold
reserve among the available treasury
cash assets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

sylvaple, nlnglcy Of Maine. Grout OF
Vermont. Cannon OF Illinois.
Interstate and Foreign Commercc--
Mise Of Virginia. rrlce of Louisiana,
buckner OF Wisconsin. Geary OF CAT
tornin, Houck vi Ollo. Mallory of lfluri-
kentucky. nurhortow OF Illinois, Draw
ley OF South Carolina, Bartlett OF Now
York, uNell Of pennsylvtnia, Randall
OF Massachusetts, Stowr Of Ohio, Bel
den Of Now York, Hepburn Of Iowa,
den Of New York. Hepburn Of Iowa.
Rivers aud Iarhors- blanchard
OF Louisiana. chairman: Catchings
Of Mississippi, Lester Of Georgia, Clark
OF Alabama. Jones OF Virginia. Page OF
Rhode Island, Anderson. of West Nir-
ginia, Causcy Of Delaware, CAmlnclti
OF California, McCullneh Of Arkansas,
Barnes OF Wisconsin, Henderson Of llli-
nnois; Herman % Oregon, Stephenson OF
Nen0r OF Ohio Rcibnrn OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Foreign Affairs -McCwary " hon-
lucky, chairman. Muoker OF Missls-
sippi, Fitch OF Now York, Raynor Of
Maryland, Gcary Of California, Price OF
Louisiana. Tucker of Virginia, pensmorc
Of Arkansas, McEttuck Of Massachu'
setts, Hit Of llllnols, Hammer OF Penn
sylvnnia, Storrr Of Ohio. Blair Of New
llampshlrN Draper Of Massachusetts
Nanvoorhls Of New York,
Pensions Moses VI Gcofrla, chairman;
Henderson OF North tProi,n', Jones ~
,N,irpma' liauk OF ono, Shpuktfss 9,
lcnncssec iNy,pr OF ihulana .1slv "
NentuekN, Nlark OF MlssoWIl, hah"r W
Kansas, loudenIagcr OF New ynvnhs,g,s'
Lucas Of south Dakota, WHITE OF ONO
Tawney OF Minnesota.
Invalid lenNons- Nlarun 81 inuiNnai
chgirmah Ryan OF New N9rk, iiAw ,9l
ono, Mehunek Of M9ssachnsetts, pau
WIN on Mnhnes9n, Hraham VI NvN ,,a,,,,'
Myneqam 81 Illinois; Eruhlan o' ,r sS1iu.
aElNnnnlA' = nlu,r o, NV JtriN''napn 49, ~
q Icnnessec. Flicker OF SCUM i'ah3,@
L2eN 81 ioWh NpsiT OF N"s s,sy,,,,,
se''s, Me'N'2om OF N'praSAe' SFVuh
OF phlp n,,,., - With. ,hat,
Ele'uehs-p ferFNl o. HHnlsn, NN',,
,nani nnW1 OF lh9'ana, ,rl
Nen,nnNSs , oehW"2l ~ .o M,
lawson =" y, nnplNM I'M q, fvAiaaha,ns
,v!sNb lyl',Nyss,v' i ,s.rIn va ,',inr ~
.M,,ooNari OF ,Nor,n Na'tI.'na "hnntcis
iHseVase,i N1Wn "a - ,N,a.n", i,,,s.,ts.
81 Wv rNS g,ai ot,i'',. Nv I'M
Ioi'"H VI N''"'s""' ""'N'
h'i,1,ut... r,,u....,, ~ ro,os c,,tr.
aWn',tH'rI vn",'i.1ln ~, s,aei.t IL ~
| W,,Hui Ns,'A ~ nlNVa'N', i,t,,i =,
nn.ss,..,pps ruv"in'sn' MIX
nph,u,l vi i',Y slaun ,,nS vi NJ w",Vi
| Mun,.N'y " ,uNnop n1tnn,s HMM ~
nv E,rrv IVY Aptnnsas Inv az Nav
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
wnAr srnINGER sAYs.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2i.-when
nsl,ed for statement as TO the reason
which impe.led the spenker to depose
him from the Craftsmanship Of the ways
and means committee. Mr. Springer
aid. .srS saw that | am surprised "
my deposition from the Craftsmanship OF
the ways and means committee ana my
appoiufnrnt as chairman OF The conf
mittee on banking and currency j. only
a feeble expression o. the truth ] had
no iniimatlon from the speaker what
ever as 10 his failure 70 reappo'ni or
his intention TO make me chairman q
Sic other committee. ! 20 from a WORK
~ which i have given the best study
of my life 10 committee and 70 a
brsiness 10 which / have given but tt'
III Intention heretofore, | know MOTH
~ Of the motives u the speiker. nr
10 object he had 10 view. lie assured
~ ~. he desired to do that which he
sb,nsht hest for the country and for me
Deameratic party / hope be has pn9,i
aSsj. a mistake, but opinions may 81
~ al not care 70 make further
ltsta,nents at this tiine.h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
Tho Realty OF tho Estate OF
Thos. Roche Order
nd Gnld

by decree Of the Probate Court OF
Tarrant county / mn ordered to sell for
cash within the neat thirty days 80 much
Of tho real property beonglne 90 the
estate Of Thomae and MARY A. Roche
as shall be necessary TO pay on mo
debts Of said estate.
hi. nranerty includes store h0isfs,
situafad 90 Affin. Houston and Weather
farI streets. tenant houses, resldnnce
Mas N tho n 4 T.. addition. suburban
ffsare pioperty and ine farmine SUD
m u lands within four TO seven hilles o.
Y0n Worth
400 Mnin street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
TEXAS MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.Comptrol-
Ter Eckcls today received notice of the
suspension of the First National bank
Of San Marcos, Tex, and ordered EA'
ainincr Cannon TO 20 there at once.
One fonrth-class postmaster was ap-
pointed for Texas today at GrLnite Noun
tain, rhos, Darrah. Jr., vice " L. Nor
ton. resigned.
Niessrs j. II. Snbhs Of Galveston
l. l.. Moody Of Tyler and @. s. L. liol-
land and wife Of Victoria, were Texas
visitors at the capitol today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
nimetallic Meeting.

NEW YORK, Aug. TIA meeting Of
the New York delegates the To Chi
caEo himctallic convention was held
TINS AFTERNOON at the Holman house
of blmctallsm. The object of the meet
ing was simply 10 complete arrangements
Tor = gcneral mass meeting 10 be held
% Cooper Union next Thursday cven-
ing The speakers announced for Thurs.
Jay evenings meeting are; bryan of
Nebraska, Bailey of Texas, Bland OF
Missouri Davis Of Kansas, j, G, Sih.
N OF PENNSYLVANIA, Gen, Warner OF
Ohio, J. w. David Of Virginia, Joseph
Sholdon of ConnectIrnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
SAN MARCOS BANK.

SAN MARCOS. Tex. Aug. 2i.--tspe-
cial,) The First National bank Of san
Marcos was compelled to close rs doors
today on account OF inability 10 reallzo
IN securities, bur cxDrcts 10 resume
business shortly. It's president, Edw.
j. H. Gtccn. In addition TO thu assets Of
the bank. filed deed Of trust on 100000
Of lis own valuable city property 10
order 10 secure the creditors, whom he
expects 10 pay dollar for dollar, thu
assets belng sos, 900. and the liabilities
hut S1Oi.OO0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
nE0oM1NG ArrRNnnNslyE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. some Of
the conservative silver men like Judgc
Cnlberson and Mr. Bankhcad are hecom.
lug somewhat doubtful about the result
in the senate, They fear tho influence
Of the administration may cause others
to go over to the unconditional mon like
Senator Voorhees, dirt The declaration
for bimetallism after the repeal clause,
In thu bill reported in the senate saturday
while u means nothing. Is only CATCH
penny declaration tn give them sufficient
roOm To Chamber out upon, and u Is pos
sibc for such hill To 20 through,
Should such he the ease. II means tie
pastponcmcnt Of hnnetallism Tor very
long time THIS declaration Is an over
ture from the sinpc strndAd mon, but
no one who has studied the silver Eight
which has been IN progress IN congress
for years, believes they have the iaintest
idea Of standing by srch declaration,
should they repeal the Sherman law with
ont substitute legislation II is a trap IN.
TO which Senator Voorhees, walked and
other senator's are Ia serious danger Of
being caught In the snne.
Agaiu. there are free cuinugc senator's
who al heart would like Ia see this very
ill 90 through. OF course, no free coin-
age will follow Il l0r the present, aud
they will have free coinage platform
TO run upon again. The average lcgsln-
tor /. COR hitp"I first
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 2i.-spe-
cial -Galyeston-Mlximum. 81; mini
Xbllene-Maximum, so; minimum,
20: rainfall, Ol.
Belton- Maximum, 70; minimum, 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 30; minimum,
Ocrslcana- Maximum, o. minimum,
~.
Coluubia-NIaximum 30; minimum,
y.
Cuero-Mnximum 0S: minimum. -.
Dallas Maximum, 90: minimum, q.
Hrarnc-AIaNimum. 90; minimum, ~;
Housion-Maximum, o2; minimum,
20.
Longyicw-Nlaxlmum DC; minimum,
GS
I.uling-NIa1imum, 90; minimum, ~;
Orange-M Maximum, 92 minimum. 20.
alestine-Alaximum VI minimum
rs.
Recommendations, "a; minimum
~. -
Tylcr-Nlaximum %; minimum, 90
Waco-Alaxmum, 81: minimum, ~.
hcrfOrd-Aiaximum. 9ii minimum
"a o,e ;.,.
III; rainfall. O2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

WASHINGTON Aug, 2i.-lnierost
in the financial discussion In the house
was dwar;cd to-day by The greater IN
icrest every one felt ia the announce
mcnt Of the stnndlng committees. The
speaker had kept his intentions 70 secret
TINT surprises were anticipated, but no
one was prepared for the radical changes
made To- the personnel o. sqinr Of The im-
pDrtaut committees ltlhnd OF missouri
l. retained al fhc head Of the committee
on cnlnhge. but The free coinage people
are disappointed Ia The committee belna
so ehnnRpd as 10 leave much doubt
whether the free coinage people are not
M n minority and whether the financial
policy Of the administration may not
lind a majority in me cominlliee.
Chairman Bland, when asked tonight
for I'M Opinion as 10 how The coniiniiicu
atanda. replied ~ don't know you
cannot tell how fellow stands now.
adnvs. According 10 The way they used
10 stand we would have mniOrliy or
one FOR froe coinage ftnt now th,y
stand now God Almighty only
Af.cr the house met tbs morning.
Powers Of Vermont took The hoor w
support OF the repeal OF thp purchasing
Hooker Of Mississippi opposed the 20.
conditional repeal Of the purchasing
Cooper Of Indiana spoke in opposition
" A isss ,S,1 q North Carolina advocated
snerrr II Connecticut opposed free
ceinage and advocated the Wilson bill.
seftI. u North Carolina said that IN
M canvass be had opposed free colnage
Tile fartllest he would 20 was ille coin
40 of The American irofr-' III ra'
hi favor VI bimctailisn iH M i0l
| in favor Of striking dow ilvf but
ltnoi unaiierAbly oppose fl flr ir,
coinage Of silver w the abs naG " a.
International agreement.
rlecess until \ y. N.
Mr.. McDaniels fDeml u ~ m
said he was In favor Of no fsse va 3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
HOUSE, COMMITTEES.


Crisp has agnoanccd t6e appointment Of
Among thc@ az. The folSyns
Weys aud Means Wilson Of West
Appmpratiors- Saycrs Of Texas.
Judiciary Culbcrs0n Of Texas.
C0mgr' Weights aud Measures Bland
of Missouri.
Banding aud Currency Springer Of
Illinois.
Foreign Affairs McCrcnry OF Ken
turky
Wise Of Virginia,
Ionislena. ~
Agriculture Hatch Of Missouri.
Military Affair." Outlwnithn 81 OHIO.
Naynl Affairs Cummings Of New
York.
postofIice and postronls- Of
North Carolina
Public Lands Alrl,ne Of Arkansas,
Indian Anairs Holman Of lmdinnq,
Merchant Marine and fisherles-
Fithnn Of llliuo.s.
Territorics Wheeler ~ Alabama.
Railway. pul Canals CatchlnEs Of
Mississippi.
pr,yntr Land Claims -rondlolon OF
W,st virginia.
Niomifartnrlcs PAGE Of Rhode Isl
and
Mines and Mining Weadock Of Mich
lynn, nj
Pacific Road. Reilly OF Pcnnsyl'
Gov I.s,ec. and improvements Of ihg Mis-.
~ Fdiaacaiir lialoc Of Tennessee.
Labor 'McGaun o. i,linois'
pntenis Covert Of New York,
claims Bum Of North Carolina
War Claims -rGt shonyrr of Pcnnsyl-
| v,nin
district Of Columbia Hoard Of Mls'
souri,.
| Reyldon OF Laws Ellis Of Kentucky.
E,n.nditures In State Department
| I...tar OF Virginia
| L,siendituros In Treasury Department
| norwig nf Wisconsin.
| Expeudiinrrs In War Department
| Montgomery Of Kentucky 49,,
FXpciditnres IN Post Office Depart
mont Oates VI Alabama,
Expenditures IN Interior Department.
| u,,rner of Georgia.
| Fypcndturcs IN the Department or
| Justice Dunphy Of New YORK,
ENnrndiinres IN the Department OF
| Aericnlmro-- lfdminda Of Virginia.
| Public Buildings Grain Of Texas
Library Fellow, Of New YORK
PRINTING Iiichanl.on Of Tengessee.
Ciyii scry.cc-Dciorcst of Connccu'
| cut. -.
Election Of President ana Nife'frcsi-
dent-I9itrh Of New York d.
Ventilation and Acoustics Shfl OF
| gouth Carolina.
| Alcoholic Liquor 1railic -EngilAh OF
New York
Irrigation Of Arid Landa-Nooper OF
InIinna. -.
| Immigration and Nninrnliznii'h-" iea'
senheinor Of New Jersey
The most important committees are
made up Ms follows; -
Ways aud Means-Wilaon OF NifHiiinA'
chairman; MCMILLAN Of Icnnes.sef, lus'
Nor of GoOrgin. Montgomery OF hrntilrhy,
Whiting OF Michigan. Cochran Of New
| Yort, Stevens Of Massachusetts. Bryan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

PI1rrsRURG. Pa. Aug oi.-Employ-
mcnt was given today to 1900 idle men
IN this vicinity by the resumption OF
operations IN the Black Diamond steel
works, ihr sligo iron works, portions
of Jones a. Iaughlin's iron and steel
MINT md tho NAllnnnl tube Wor.l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

cA1yFSToN Tex. August 2i'-lsps'
c,ni1-An area Of low pressure OF eoh5iu,
orable intensity has made IFS appeaIa"e,
o,er mo central and northern portions ~
me eastern nocry mountain sl9 he. MA MA
nsrSSttn1,olf nr,-ssure Il over the llhf. sNN
Of 49, se,lhrest 10 the west gulf Goa,
TS me- temperature has fallen ,a Ii2ns aid
essieIn NIL mt slightly over other poi'
u9Frss weather is partly cloudy nc 70 I Roety
along nv and generally clear elsewhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

NEW YORK, Anr 2i,--,lamcs X.
o. Sherwood has been appointed NJ.
cciyer Of the Philadelphia, Reading mud
New England Railroad company. owners
vi the ronghkcopsic Bridge company.
the old Cenlrnl tho New York Ccntrnl
con pnny, and lessee Of the Hartford
and Connecticut aud Western Railroad
COMPANY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

CApDO. !. r.. Aug. Sawr has
lusl been received here That Treasurer
McCurtain has failed and the payment Of
the lenscd district nancy TO the Choctaw
Indians viii have Go siop No reason
Il given for the failure. McCurtniu had
$4,000 " the money due The Chuctaws
In his possession. and his bond WIS only
$4,000. The ChortnWs who have mol
received their money arn feeling very
blue 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug, 2l.-Atlanta
Average, .; maximum, 9O; minimum
'Augusta-Average, 10; maximum, SO;
minimum, Us. on.
nrleston--Ayerage, 9; maximum so
minimum, n; rainfall, .0S; ,.
Gaiyeston-Ayerage. 10; a maximum
90; minimum. II; rainfall, o. .,,,,,,.
ijtnr Rock-Aycrage, ~; maximum
q SlamphiswIvcragc, II; maximum sii
minimum, 5o "a. .i,,u,, 81.
minimum. GO =. ,.o,i,,,,r
ss Io lMin opIcaas% Average. 10; maximum
w ,nr,a,,nnnb"Ayerage. 10: maximum. 90;
,r;rinun. t,s rainfall 10. on.
ipl VIII s,bnre@Ayerage, 0; maximum sOi
minimum, 62. "a. ,,oxinnm
Wilmingion--Ayeinge: 10: ~ miaA''nu'''
eG. minimum. 90; rainfall. trace,
Steans--Niayimnm ST.; minimum
Gj.1: rainfall, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

WANAHACuIT. TEX, Aus, 2l.-
isncclaD Tho Wnnnhnchic National
bank, Lately suspended, has rtsumcd
payment One of the directors stated 10
yonr reporter that Il IA on q mora solid
basis than over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
RAILROAD sUrrLlEs FAILURE,

CHICAGO. M. Aug Ala rccelyer
WIS appointed today for the Quincy &
Crindall company. railroad supplies
Tho company WIS unable to meet NJ Oh.
limtlphH Asssts, Sl3l,OOO- Liabilities,
SIIIONl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug 2i.-Ihc
City Savings bank, which suspended iNo
weci,s ngo. win reapme tomorrow upon
basis Of % per cont Of the deposits ~
certificates bparlug Interest. % per cent
N cash and ilic balance IN sixty or ninety
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

Blrtt1N, Aug. TIA report IL cur
rent that Emperor William has charged
Prince Henry Of prussla to express to
King Hnmhcrt Of Italy his sympathy
In connection with the Aiguca Mortos
AFFAIR The report IA not confirmed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

LONDON, Aug. III Several ncwspa.
ncrs published this classification Of the
results Of tho French clrcilnnsi Repnb.
LEANS, M; Soclalist-l,adlcals ana so.
clalists, 30; Radicals, ~; Conservatives,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

DENVER, Col. Aug. 2t.--1he Pco.
Pies National and Union National banl,s,
two more Of the suspended banks. opened
their doors for business tllla morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22

a large number Of pensioners from the
rolls without n hearing,
A unmhrr OF senators believe there Is
no warrant in law or practice which
will justify the commissioner or the sec
fetary of the interior In dropping PEN
sioners on the suspicion they are not en-
Titled TO pensions. Already The number
dropped from the rolls rcccntly has at.
tracied the attention Of the friends OF
pensioners In congress-
u Is expected the question VIII come
before the house also as soon as that
body disposes OF the silver problem,
There viii be some very charn partisan
nitcranees when the question comes IN,
IL Is said au effort VIII he made to
adopt Joint resolution providing that
pensioners shall not be dropped until IL
l. proved that they are nnlawfilly draw
Ing pensions and that they cannot Ne
taken from the rolls pending an investi-
cation into the merits Of their cases.
Senator Palmer. as chairman Of the
committee on pensions, Is bearing the
hrunt Of the complaints ot pensioners
who have been suspended, They are
sending 10 him to have their cases covered
by special acts OF congress. He has re-
cclved several hundred such applications
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DENVER, colo. Avg 2 49, ps,-y even ep.
lHs Pap'' ~ - county court aa a. IS Wis 81.
huewn pollsS,,prs, s.ee Of various esi''e''
PERU perry !. IN Europe at prssr1.
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n plICHTEO HER TROTH
Observation-Disclosures

\, Divinity student suppiants
s,prdy Farmer Boy-1'he STU
|sDot Through the Heart-1he
|B,aincd and Filled With Bull
budthe Head and Fired Brain
N Rejected sutton Blown on.
u Graves and All is Peace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22


Ia PINTO. Tex. Aug. 21.-(Spe-
l, terrible tragedy occurred in
~ a the bend of the Brazos
4, MAX .outbeast of pndo Pinto,
II, s,s.i,, about 10 o'clock. Tho
. !. 4 yiyen by DIR. d. d. War
4 I, tDom the scene. are these:
4 m h.d becn pnying his re-
4 .ln,, Ido Realty. n young
n n var. nd. the daughter of
,.-., ps,,,v resncctable citi.
4 N, .0r,,v ue and the young
~. ,,,,i,r aloug nicely. and he
l, M, IN Ssr She was not so
II, NJ, a. - No he and
vsssi,, IN. r,,,cr ~ a marriage
. -S,Vs, 4. ho,a,ad down and
N N, NM attention in n
M n. h.,mo iooIo,,s aud went
an A lrn,o,. 49,. N,o matter.
nsl,g Il. Nina ~ and matters
Ia, b, M as n,,,i, as his own
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-22
iHRoUGH THE HEART.


instantly.
e shot BY, Miss Bcatty's horse
Lgatened and broke away.
l'aowed' oyeriaking her about
|.aarel yards from where BY
aud caught her, he and she
aas their horses. She had evil
red to evadc him, as the tracks
pOand showed. He struck her
n gun,
ssHAAlNNG HER SKULL,
was heard to scream. Then
lsr through the head and turn
saa and shot himself, blowing