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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Austin, Tox, Jan 81 Especial The
house resumed consideration Of the sen.
late bill amending article 1872
of the law Of venue. The pend.
ing question from yesterday be-
ing n motion to table motion
10 reconsider. The house refused tO re-
consider les action Of yesterday boy which
the bin failed 10 pass
a number VI petitions and memorials
were sent up by ynrions members aud
referred
Bills were presented and referred Ms
By Mr.. Rogan House bill 3Si deiiu-
rights OF children attending the FRYE
By Mr.. Kirk Providing that persons
convicted of felony shall DC paid the
proceeds Of their labor after the costs
Tor their support during confinement are
deducted
By Mr.. Groves Setting apart the quar-
anline officers residence ui Fort Point,
Galveston island for "a murine station 10
be- under the control Of The university re-
gent mud approprlnting $1,000 for the pur-
poses Of the bit
By Mr. Jackson Of Colorado Amend
ing the Jaw regulating marriage licences.
By Mr.. Cunningham Amending sec
ton . Of the butchers law 80 us TO exc
empt certain counties
rs Mr.. Dorow Authorizing county
commissioners courts 90 pay interest on
any aud all county warrants.
By Mr. Finlny Requiring The uniyor-
gity regents b. appoint one member of the
medical faculty from the electic school
of medicine and Que member from the
homeopathic school
Hy Sir. Frazer House bin 3SO- gem
ernI occupation tax bin fixing tax on
business aud professions Among tho
provisions arr the following. Tax on
telegraph companies OF per cent for full
rate messages Gent By any person within
the state 20 any pprsOn therein and ~
Der cent for less than full rate
messages. Tax on telephone companies
for each phone operated IN the state o
state tax Of so aud 81 10 each
county through which the lines rin.
By Mr. HAWKINS Amending the law
allowing certain stationary 20 county Of
6cers.
rs Mr. Amending the law as 10
stock running az large.
By Mr.. Brown Providing for a state
agency az the COlumbiau exposition ia
Chicago 10 soil state school lands. The
features Of the bill were given IN the
papers yesterday
Action on bills being IN order, senate
bin 7, authorizing minors b. bring suit by
next friend and providing for disposition
Of PROPERTY thereby recovered passed..
Senate blu .. amending the law 0t ".
nue. was made the special order for il
O'Clock tomorrow.
House Joint resolution No, amend
inc the provisions Of the constitution for
pensicus The resolution provides for
osta bliAlling 4 home fQr INDECENT and dis
ablcd soldiers and sailors who served hi
any a tbs war; vi tbs republic VI Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Washington, Jan 81, 10 Is stated Co
day that the report of last night thu; u
protest Of England against thu auucNa-
ton of Hawaii By the ihital States
would be presented today WAS picmn-
turc. II was said 0t the state iApart.
mcnt that II had not been received, and
there is NO intimaton that IL would come
today
Lord Roschcrry's statement to The Tia
wall charge he affairs at london yester-
day that England France aud Germany
would protest against the. annexation of
Hawaii 10y the United States h believed
TO have good foundation only sO Tar as
England ia concerned The Interests Of
France aud Germany 10 that country
are not of sufficient importance 10 war.
rant a protest DIR. Mott Smith Hawai-
inn representative here, expects England
10 protest and protest vigorously. He
thinks that there will hr a c0uccntrn-
ton at Honolulu ns rapidly MS possible
of The naval forces of England now In
the pocihr for the purpose OF making u
demonstration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

yord Honolulu there Is no port available
except Guam aud that h only 1870 miles
east Of Hong Kong. while being $500
from san Francisco and 1900 from Mica.
ragta. Honolulu alone suitably divides
the distances. being 1850 miles from nj.
caragua aud 4OOO from Hong Kong.
Ialuit, Stroug's Island. and Bonabec are
too far south Of che route to be consld.
cred 81 the geographical necessity of
The case everything ccntcrs at Homo.
lulp as the only port OF call. The larger
part 81 the steamers crossing the paciNc
viii find Il eXprdicnt 20 coal at Homo
lulu. 10 seems certain that all those 70
and from Nicaragua will do SO. Within
ten years Honolulu win clearly have
To provide for the accommodation of
from twenty 20 thirty large steamers
per month, together with that ui the
golfers supplying them. and this In addi-
tion to her present trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
BRENTWOOD IN IT.
A Large OH Mlll 10 Be Built There With Large
CsnilaI Backing H.

Browuwood, Tex, jan 81 CSpoclal)
Negotiations have just been closed by
which cotton seed oil mill VIII az once
he erected i'm this city by Winfield Scott
of Fort Worth. g. H. Council, A. Hart
grove aud w G.. Council of Duhlin The
min win be- located opposite the Rio
Graudc passenger depot and will have a
frontage ON both the Fort Worth and
Rio Grundc and the Santa Re railways.
The min will be 3 siXty-ton one with %
hundred IONS capacity. The parties
erecting the mill own the one now located
at Dublin and of which the Browuwood
mill will be- a complete duplicate. Work
will begin ut once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
NOT IN IT..
Doesn't Belong 10 the Chosen Friends Says
the Grand Councillor Serious AllCga-
lions Against a Good Talker.

Guthrie, o. r.. Jan ~ Special D-For
three months or more slick talking rus
cal, giving his nnne as l.. q. Freyhurs
hus been operating In this city aud Vicinity
organizing lodges OF tle order Of chosen
Friends. Tie organized largo society here
and being lndy's man, lac eurly ingraiatpd
himself thoroughly into the good ginces ~
"A number Of ladies' who aided him greatly
IN bis work, lie collected nearly $500 In
Initiation fcoH uui few days ng0 suddenly
disappeared. Since bis disappearance IN.
uIlirs nave bccn sent The supreme couu-
cllar ~ the order aud he saws Freyburg N
"a scoundrel pf the worst sort and has no
connection Whatever with the order. n lg
snid that ln addition to stealing the money
homes Several sensational divorce suifs
VIII be- the outcome Of bis career here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
cor DAMAGES

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 81 (eipeeial)-.
IN the Forty -ffth judicial district court
this morning Judge King rendered his
against the San Antonio street railway.
Miss Wurth was injnred IN horrible
manner, aud her injuries are sllch that
Rhn never VIII recover from than. Her
Injuries wore caused by the gross care
lessneEs Of the street railway company
and lts employees who failed tobkeep the
track ia proper condition. She sued for
a25, 600 and the Judge gave ht9 20 pen
cent Of the amount, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
- !, Some Of the Pam
handle Counties
SENATOR SWAYNE'S BILL
u, n n. Degeneration Of Counties
''s Fan Populations Under 100
!. o,,,,5 10 Marriage Licenses A Bill
,s,,o for District Uniformity 81
~, sooss-aoney Paid lnlO
Various Funds holes

H. Ian. 31.-(Special.l ,
suu' .,satiop has been caused IN lle
5dfors here from the eAueine
y nau vi the Panhandle 10y MT
PEW XII In the senate 10 disorganize
ns tnyiHe less than the number
", "srrsssry to legal urganlza-
pN 20 ME counties which would
~ nj vith the votes cast 10y them
le'i,, eiertiou. are. Borden. lSb;
ee' Tottle. s.: Dlllam. " Deaf
~ ~. Dickens. lt3: Ector, 40;
a u Hartley. l3i; King. lO3;
IN III: Martin, los MV1rS' o.
reg a.: Oldham GU hahIaii: o.
~ rs. SherunM ~; Naru, -.
hii r,ouirrs the attorney general
spit IN Travis county by quo
,, omiust the officers when in
wv, & brought 10 him Of the loss
4 UNITY of It's legal right TO organi-
rbe reasons for IL given by its
~ fhat the machinery of county
.,r,eut Il too costly and too burden
A vnon the county itself To main
4 ~ 4 voting population of %, %
I'm II is claimed that county or
fahon Is frequently the result OF
4 SPECULATION by rovers without it-
A n the county where they stop in
Nm Of adventure, and that WHEN
4 have MIXED the public tcat dry
4 an rpndy to move ON and try the
.Sment somewhere else; that the only
meant by organization In these
Mis- virtually without population,
In salaries are paid to the officers.
I none u the benefits of county gov
oBt which are known To- populated
Iues exist there anyway; that the
4 are useless because iuries cannot
cured, and that IN n word, nll that
DE- from organization Is expense and
|hat would result from disOrganiza-
& the stoppage of expense.
gesl gentlemen holding official posi-
4 ap here from the section directly
3fed by the bin and they are unaui-
4 IN energetic opposition TO IL. They
.p ihat il is I'm the interest Of the
land nnd cattle companies which
4 he most Of the property in the
fes affected, that these desire TO
bud The settlement of the country,
lhit such will be the effect of the bill
igd.
b. Is going 10 be a warm time In
0nnitiee when the bin comes up.
: bowl that the measure was first
esel 70 It's author by the npplica-
lu new district courts In the upper
.atte, which if created would be
1oaal expense to the state. He says
n 20 Investigation he found that the
~ Transacted by the courts already
~ vas very light and that IN some
nc holding of court in the cOun-
NIih twenty-five or thirty voters
Z mere Formally. His conclusion
hli the state was paying for red
@lich was Of no benefit To the coun.
where Il was displayed. but rather
men on those who owned or were
npung to acquire property there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
CAPITAL NOTES.

A wires perverted the object Of the
flluuonul amendment introduced ia
lolse by Mr.. Turner IL seeks not
Prohibit state banks. which are al
prohibited, but TO repeal the clause
constitution prohibiting them.
EX-SENATOR Finch of Collin county is
Pnsentatiye Rowell Of jefferson.
nag already established n large cir
IN friends In the house. is the recipi.
many congratulations on hi, an
mug marriage, which is 10 occur
ss Fannie Brooks. daughter Of NIr
Nfs H. 7 Brooks. Mr. and Mrs
81 WI return 10 Austin aud dotpi-
~ lllOs Guadalupe street.
Hlue work eau be- done this week
l'neT house on account of The ab.
u 50 many members with the com
|,ss VISITING the various state insti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
GnIrYANcE collMIrrEE.

uouston. Tex Jan 80 Especial The
Grievance committee Of conductors Of the
S,utliern Pacific system rs IN Houston meet
M WIN the order ~ Ieilway Conductors
'rEe members are w. Quinn of New or
leans chairman; Conductor Smith ~ ~
paso j. w. Ferguson of san Antonio. aud
any business bes ond the election ~ chair
man for the year called them together
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
coNDIrcToRs GRIEVANCES.

Houston. Tex. Ian. Special -
There WAS meeting here today Of the
Grievance committee OF the Order of
R9ilvnv Conductors, but while II was
given ont that important matters De.
handed attention nothing was given 10
tbe press. They viii be in session two or
three DAYS longer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
IrnNY HAVN HIM. suRE.

Te1arkauu, Ark, Jan. n Especially
llonry Smith The murderer Of little
Myrtle Nunce at Paris, was captured
near Hope, Ark. twenty-five miles east
of here ON the Iron Mountain railway
this afternoon and has been fully idend-
fed A report that be- would be brought
through here tonight caused Intense eX-
citeinout. aud large crowd gathered nc
the depot 20 await the arrival OF the
train, which, however, failed 10 bring
linn. AS there Is 40 train from this
point 10 Paris tonight. the officers con-
cludod 20 keep the prisoner nc Hope to-
night aud bring him here Ia the morning,
when nt S25 they wiz make train con-
noction for Paris over the trAnsoOnti-
Mental road Particulars could not be
hut that the right negro " captured Is
certain beyond peradventure OF doubt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ROGAN,S SCHOOL ELL.

Austin, Tex, Jan. 3l--CSprcial)--R
gons bill introduced IN the house today
more clearly defines who are entitled to
the benefits of the free school funds.
IL provides that children shnll be- admit.
ted to that privilege as soon us they pass
yenrs Of age. whether listed or not,
and that they shall cease to enjoy il us
soon as they pass lG though enrolled
for the succeeding terms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
MnAnHHR FORntt.sr.

Galveston. Tex, Jan. 81 Especial ~
Local forecast for Texas east Of the
IOOth meridian, for the pTpny-four
hours onding midhlght. "Wednesday, Feb.
i: showers. decidedly cooker over Nast.
Central and North 'texas, colder Ia other
portLons; YaxiAhle waniis becoming north
ely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ELECTION CONTrgT

Tyler Tex, Jan. 81 (Special) The
contested election case came M in
chambere 0f the district court before
Judge Felix McCOrl. After d long and
able discussion on both sides the judge
held thnt his court has no Jurisdiction in
the ease Mr Butler. the Third party
candidate, the contestant. will al once
begin quo warranto proceedings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
nm FALLEN.woMrN nnMr

THE FALLEN-WOMEN HOME.
Austin, Tex Jan. 31.-(Spccial The
senate committee on contingent expenses
met TINS afternoon and allowed bills
AMOUNTING 20 several hundred dollars.
ne senate committee on state affairs
TINS AFTERNOON resumed consideration VI
Senator Swayne's bin To establish an
industrial home for fallen women. and
referred II to a subcommittee composed
OF Messts. BOwser. Simpson. Douplns
loren ahd Swayue. Mrs Collins Of
Fort Worth APPEARED before the com.
mittee aud told what the ladies of thp
leHuing cities Of the state were doing for
we cause. SO eloquent and pathetic was
the lady In the advocacy Of this cause
lnHI several members Of the committee
We're moved 10 tears. Every member of
the committee is In favor of the bin
Which provides for approprinting S5O.NOU
10 build the home So enthusiastic vsrr
the members Of the committee i'm fnyor
OF this bill that they win not only seo
mat It passes the senate. but they will
look after II IN the house Il will pass
both houses like q flash
senator Bowscrs hill appropriatiug
$4,000 for the erection Of q marble sta
tue Of Sam Houston of heroic size in The
national capital at Washington will be
reported tavorubly by tue committee.
senate Judiciary committc No. 1
heiu Il lengthy meeting this afternoon
and considered a big batch of hills. final
consideration of most of which was
POSTPONED,
II was acilcd 10 report unrnvornlly
senate To- n cling the time of abandon
"S snnd 10 S1oo I'm three ,l, to two yeas
to iucOi, 'Hc, HSA. ~ahlv rpnort,I
to the cOnsr ~ m Hhc bnutp
The ossigumts, "Sio. 20 postponed
until next Tuesday, - w "a delegn-
ton Of merchants to a, ar before the
committee. 1t is understood that a dele
CATION from Galveston and probably
other cities will appear before the com.
mittee.
The delegation, Il is said. is divided as
to the wisdom of the measure
Senate committee on county boundaries
tonight considered senate bin To create
the county of Reagan ont OF the counties
Of ConchU McCulloch and Coleman liN-
senator SINS and Representative Me
Farlaud of Coleman Mr. Newman of
Brady and Representative J. r. Brown
OF Concho appeared before the commit
tee and opposed the new county. while
Representative Shields of Coleman
favored It, The committee unanimously
decided To report the bin adversely. ANA
member of the committee remarked it
WIS u cold day for new counties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
A FINE SALARY QUESTION.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 81. (Special)-
There was a very Interesting question up
for discussion before subdivision of the
house committee on huauce, which IL still
undecided aud the solution of which
Is likely TO create quite stir IN the iu.
diciury department. The affair begins
with the adoption of the late judicial
amendment to the constitution. Before
this the salaries Of the judges of the
higher courts was fixed at $500, but the
amendment adopted in lSDl raised their
annual cOmpet sution 10 $1,000. Since
The going into effect of the amendment
they have continued TO draw their old
salaries while the judges OF the newly
created courts receive the greater sal
AIRY. An appropriation bin passed the
SENATE the other day, granting 10 the
higher judges the salaries due them
since the constitutional amendment went
into effect.
When this came before the sub-com-
mittcr some referred 10 section 90, AR
ticlp OF the state constitution which
swpepiugy iHhibits the Legislature troiu
increasing the compensation of any off
hcer after he shall have performed part
of the duty which he was chosen 10 do,
I'm other words shall not increase tie re-
ward after the contract has been en-
tered upon Here the matter, together
with the judicial back-salarics. hangs
and although an opinion favoring the
increased salary grant has been obtain
ed from the attorney -generals office the
committee is still waiting In doubt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
nnAMnagEg

Hope, Ark. Jan. 3i.--(spcial) The
negro rgplgt oOnfesaon bis crimc, Officers
learn a mob from Paris u awaiting his
arrival Rt pexnri,ana and win not 30
tonight They wii probably leave To-
morrow for Fort Smith going over the
Frisco to Paris.
Since de confession excitement runs
high here but guards are doubled and
no violence is feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
DEPARTMENT. NIArrEns

sul Tex, Jan. -(Special)-
,~'e9- belleyille and Hampstead
A Boat company. capital stock
~ directors w. W. Cochran. / n
on.and ". w. Cochran. An amend.
naIteF of the Improvement ana Loan
- OF galveston. was also filed.
5lls6 'ne capital stock of that concern
-Ise Robertson of the Fifty.tbirJ in
usliict, IN whose court fbn re,.y,,-
A VI The East Line and Rod River
4 ~ Nc vested today confirmed the
IN NJ property recently made TO
IN ~ oor Tor ~ 100000 and or
aee.n,s commissioners 10 make deed.
Isr"o, rom land sales and leases dur
ttsoIil5 We're deposited through The
i n - tolay ms follows. School
In - -, $3.50; school lands in
A M I,7 ~ COOS school lands principnl.
49, university lands lease. 1915:
,gNlly lands interest, $104.35; uni
Ivy lands principal S376.S5; blind
un lands interest, S219.47; blind asy-
1uus principal, S40S3T: deaf and
IN HY'9h lands interest. S28T .53:
6egu uumb asylum lands PRINCIPAL.
.lgo, luhauc asylum lands interest
m mnqtic asylum lands principal.
A S9H' orphan asylum lands interest,
In. UtRhan asylum lands principal.
IN. PUBLIC domain account. 1879. 10
AOS, puolle domain account. 1881,
IeeD.y5g uelP9lroller today redeemed and
snI SlOOO Anderson county rail.
4 anj Cr. o9nls; issued 10 the Hous-
' "reat Northern railroad in 1879.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
SHOT TTIE WRONG NEGRO.

Clnrksyille. Tex. Jan Especial J..
Officers from here and Paris IN pursuit
Of the rnpst. Henry Smith followed a
negro, who they thought Smith, TO
negro cabin near here last night On
the approach OF the officers the negro
Jumped out Of window and ran lie
was told b. halt, but refused The of
Recrs tired hitting him twice. Physl-
cinns pronounce the wounds fatal IIG
was not the man wanted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
The Brutal Ravisher and Muir.
derer Run to Earth.
HE CoNFESStS HIS CRIME,
Paris Greatly Excited and Her Citizens viii
Welcome Him.
The Execution Fixed Tor Some Time Today.
Tho Identification Complete Good Work
Of tho Railroads In Helping the
pursuors In Their Efforts.

Paris, Tex. jan. 3i.-(Spccol) Paris
was reasonably quiet today awaiting
news Of Henry Smith, In the evening
report renched here that Smith had been
tracked to Manchester, Red Iuvor county.
and captured after hard hght In which
he killed one Of his pursucrs aud wounded
another, being himself shot four times.
Again IL was reported that a NJ Crook
had ruu upon him but had 10 KIN hun.
This last was not wen received
by this time every one was excited.
huanoss was suspended aud The entire
population took 60 the streets. whom tho
following tclcrams were made public.
"Oznu. Ark, jan. 81.
To A. Cate, Mayor, Paris, Tex.
We have captured Hcury Smith.
Leave Hope at U.3O tomorrow
(Slncd) JAS. H. HICKS
And Others.
Washington, Ark, jan. 81.
j. H. Shnnklm City Marshal, Paris,
Have got the negro. VIII rcnch Paris
no 1900. BE prepared 60 protect ua
tSimedl II. 10. STURGEON.
Mr., Sturgeon IN our county attorney
aud had Ia his posse negroes who knew
smith well, as lac did himself
THE TOWN WENT WILD.
Men gathered IN knots discussing thc
welcome news and eagerly aeebng more
details There had been 40 many false
rumOrs aud his quick capture la Ar
kansas had boon 20 little hoped for that
the parties were wired aud replied;
Hope Ark Jan. 81,
We have the uegtp Henry Smith be-
Is CSigaSD -. b. STURGEON.
Hope. Ark, Jan. 81.
We are here with the negro. He "
Henry Smith beyond any doubt. Your
county attorney h here and knows him.
lSigncdl JAS. Il. HlCkh.
a large party left here tonight ON %
special FOR T,xarknnn ca me0t Sturgeon
and make sure of keeping smith.
kilograms are pouring In from All
points Va the surrounding country, ask
lux whom Smith win get here aud nt
Whnt time hig execution viii come OFT
na they wanted To- be- there a.
Too much cnuuot he said FOR the TtEN
aud Pnci6c. Santa tc and Frisco fdt-
roads, which have cO.Operuted earnestly
with pyOfy effort TO capture Smith All
parties. individuals nnd posses engaged
ln the search have been transported
free Of chnrgc nnd IN several instances
special transportation has been furnished.
They have earned a warm place In the
hearts Of the people here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
oFoNTENELLE' A SUCCESS.

Dallas. Tex, Jan. 81. Especial -
james O'Neill presented "F0ntenelle."
Than ever reached by "Moihe CristOn
IN Dallas W. Il. CONNOR, Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Alfred Rothsclild keeps fonr chefs IN
~ Kitchen. This happens too. IN land
where thousands suffer for the mere
uecessaries Of life
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
rv-AInrIlAlAN nEAn-

San Antonio, Tex, tan 81, lSpecial)
Simon Fesi "a well-knoWn nan Anio
nio nroperfy owner. dird today Of chronic
stot,acb trouble. He was 43 years old
aud au ex-aldernan aud leaves a family
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

ksior y, exr. Jan. 81. -(Special.)-
salalhs Guy pson's bin to amend the law
] rs v,n ne Issuance of marriage H.
stste interest court officials ali over
nses W lhat II proposes To have
'iead NJ aueu by the district clerks
kson X, county clerks. The authors
n Of co,n introducing the lin Is that
aat an5 NV clerks are relatively TOO
flsdction ~ s'an9se district courts have
VI al matters of divorce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

East Texas lumber district have been
engaged IN the worry profitable business
oil forging the brass checks with which
inili haands have been paid on As tbere
~ no law To reach forgeries other than
Nltten INSTRUMENTS. they have gone un.
To9ylctyg. Representative Feauap Of
Polk viii Introduce bin tomorrow vvl,ici,
wil make forgery Of any character
upon any substance punishable and In
TINS way expects 10 reach the offetyiors