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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

~ the Fort Worth and Denver at
Benvcr. vice j " llill, transferred
u ~. IAN has pepn appointed agent
Of The Fort Worth and Denver 90 Mhk.
nafa station. vice A Campbell Transferred
10 Bonvrr.
Freight ptes FROM Chicago and The
MiH0ur river fl Colorado. tan Hnd
Pacific coast points aw said io br badly
douOrnlzad ~ Di Nae roads IN the tof.
riiory nu said to- Dee cutting rates.
General Superintendent Allen Of the
Missouri. knnans aud Texas hh5 gone
90 Chicago f0r medical treatment When
ho camr brrn d. was Boo poor heulth
and biz condition has not improved ~
fast us hp has wished for Parsons
Sun
The Missouri. Kansas and Tcxns
shops oro crowded with work at pres
emit and have been for the past month
They were rushed 90 such on extent
Tint me black mith department was
compelled 30 put uu an extra i9rcc at
night during The past week Sednlin Ga
zotte
The employees " he motive depart
iuont Of The Missouri. kuu3nA ana leNns
nt Dpnispu urr looking forward 10 the
nrHvnl of tho new compound engine,
which iH tO do service Ou the Druison
section with much interest, ne VIII De
aoou by an. following FROM The Herald.
"Du ucrouui of ihr condition Ol the
fouth Canadian bridge thn compound
engine did NOT Wrigo u4 was expected
hui vii bc here hY most week. y mum
hor Of photographs viii De taken Of her
which win hr sought nft"r very much
ns it ~ the lurgcst engine n this part Of
the country
ft T.. Hughes hls gone to grocu,illr,
Ips.. to urcrpt position boz the auditors
piIlrp of the East Line aud Red River
road Parsons Sum-
The report s current that JOG Her
Hngiuu. the popular Missouri. Kansas
uud IpKns conductor. VIII Doc appointed
division superintendent uu the Missouri
Kansas mud Eastern BDouy"llc Demo.
nrut
Charlie Siaop is now running os con.
duptor ON one nf thr TcNus lrcpors ON
Che Missouri NWauF and Texas Han.
uih1l lVurluuIust
The GAINESVILLE and Ohio River rond
lua BROUGHT suif against Mussrs King
a. Hurhholpr Boo thp courts at McCou.
urlHyllp Co quiet uue The gentlemen
nru suus.iu.Inw of the late " Thomas
who resided GEO Malta Before granting
The ight-ol.wuv tu the rniIruud company
Mr. lhnmua executed "a dopd. trnuaiprr
ius the property iu these gentlemen, but
pNcpd ~ Boo thp hands VI H. NJ Stun
hury to take nNH" 100 hie death The
gentlemen began ut to recover for the
rlrhtol-wuy ni fhu rold aud the com.
pnuy hus begun lit
The bOckh.l1erH of the Southwestern
railroad of Georgia met ~ Macon aud
considered mo matter ui accepting the
REORGANIZATION aHhumr for tIi' Central
Georgia railroad NO FINAL action was
tukrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
lIIn NMM AnnMI-MMNT

The following N % ayunpais of the new
agreement or the Western passenger
Uanocintion'
The mmr shnll Toe the NrNcth thWrh-
gT association
The agreement Hlnll cover nll trims
pnUNr business orriununm destined lo
en- ms.mc thuugh thr following terri
tors The slut~ uf Niuuesola, Town.
NlHronsln thn peninsula nl Michigan.
lllnuIr Und Indiana, Vo1t ui the llliuols
CoutrN From 1hpouo viz l'unHhum nnd
thc \uudnlin iu ST. loulH Missouri,
north ut ihp Si Louis aud STU lFwupWro,
following ita liuu west Ui Springfield,
South OHkuiu rnaf of thr Missouri
North DUkutU vpi ni lhN meridian ut
which thN Missouri rr'.ara lhr southern
boundary lu,t. also nll luslnpa lium
and between nll points ON thc Vest bunk
nt The Missouri from Nnwns tily tu
the southern boundary ut North Dakota
mud that iutrWblurrd between points
pn aud nhOut thr mississippi south of
80 Louis and any ur nll points utmcd
nhovp
Limos Interested Boo The traffic may iurm
thuuHUlyv1 INTO uh.vnmuisgiout. hul
shull have mo- power to suspend pl nmpnl
ans article or rulr ot tho association.
The traffic PASSING hrlWvpu lOyM points
shalt not hC considered na competitive
purss Tho mttH undo pu uuh taHi,r
Rlnll lttluot thr established ulvs cot
other Hines
Tho PURPOSES of che association are tu
SECURE uniformity uud equality iu thr
conduct ol competitive passenger huH-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
HAND RAILS

H
q. g. turtiv travelling p,ss,p,,or
nerui of Che Nnudun Inn. ,amr in
Yesterday FROM "trip through Arlnua.,s
zoo the mtcroyi of hs limo
a. n BBslCortb lrn last might f,r e,n
Antonio whore hc win enter tto s.r,i..,
t Che Pacific Express company NJ
bnshluUh o. un express mpssruupr of I,t,,.
rkpeucnrr Ito boys on wish him y,pll
Zoo hia new Geld.
The 'rcNns and Pacific railway nnnoun.
vrH % rate uf ono fprr ION fhc ronnJ
lrlp from Fort Worth 90 Washington.
account ~ thp inaugural rorpmunipA uf
.hr president elect
Colonel j a Wilson. lIvcstoct n,,p,
lf the Chicoro and Alton lph nsi nirhi
on @ nip south after cattle shipmrnt
Y y lluglloF. general passenger aud
Ticket 0wut Oi thp Missouri Knnsns
urd leAus railway n Texas, Is in die
city
lesee Spamdmg. government director
of the Union Pacific. was IN ihp city
yeslrrlny in Union Pacific sprdnl onr
no. O3 lie has been un tour of nsppc.
lion ot the system He lrit yesterday
on inc IeNes aud Pacific Tor san Francis.
co EoinT Via IN pnsO
William Doherty, passenger and ticket
nrcnt of the Santa Zee Is ont on trlp
after travellers
: v Goodp superintendent OF ne Fort
Worth and Denver, went up tho line
yesterday
H. a Morgan " uctur as nReut OF
the Fort Worth aud Denver ni bellevue.
Woo " III Miller, who is compelled to
lny o0 for time on account OF M
health
VI Mncr tudn dispatcher of the
rnnm fe Rt ipmple aud iii Cnrugan and
,ina fnHs of thr Missouri, Kansas and
lyns train FerYicp was in the city yps
leriay end went up he Denver o. Bowie
near which place they win spend d few
daya iu hunting
A. Campbell has hecn appointed aeam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
WILL AID BoIEg CANDIDACY

Des Moines. Feb 10 Judge Ores
hams selection ns 'ccrptury " state by
President Cleveland IL the one Thing dis
cttsed iu political circles her" There
WIS not q single word Df complaint ut
tered from my quarter. All IA prOmi'
mont Democrats hero, from thc governor
down, expressed themselves u.s. entirely
satisfied with The appointment Ihcy feel
that uO more competent man could be- 3e.
lectcd for tbs place. They think chat
this affair win iu n great measure MID
Governor BHps in hi4 fight for the SEN
ute. They figure that the thousands Of
IDpuli3A iu the state, who have the
highest regard for Gresham, will, To- q
large extent. feel IL incumbent upon them
90 do what they cuu for che Demo.
Gratis
"Grcshum'a appointment would be-
evidence of Mr. Cluyclnud's purpose
snid W W. Wilmer today, TO give the
country @ non.pnrtisuu administration.
pr ns nearly 800 u8 possibly consistent
with strict adherence to the principles Of
the purity which nominated hun Il
would mean thnt civil service reform in
its best SENSE would be- promoted aud
for thp b,uolt Of the Democratic party
aud Democratic principles We will find
ourselves cmnncipatpd from the unreal
goniug pprty spirit which is misundur
stood ns the evidence Of true devotion
10 party principles There will bc ybjoc-
tions from the politicians. but the party
and the people viii support Mr. Cleye.
land
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
MOVE pARrIgANsnp.

New York. Feb. 10 General Charles
w. Furlonp of ths city who WA sa the
stan of Gcupinl sherman during the
late wnr. although an uucompromigiug
Wpnuhirun, snid n Ycgnrd 90 the umnr
that Gresham had been rendered the port.
folio of state
Tho iulgc was % gallant soldier nud
Is nu able man Talk about llnuisou's
appointing Ju'kson ns judge. WHY. this
net Of Cleyobndt uutllerols lIcrod.
mud Harrison appointment becomes
small in coWrr nson, II shows that tho
president nler1 can rise above partisan.
ship. 40 win certainly have strong
mar W. Judge Gresham By selecting
him vs. Will bc recognition of the states
of Indiana and llliuOis The people can
say what they please, hut Judge Ores.
hlm " popular n lndiuun aud Illinois.
mud his support of Mr. Cleveland no
doubt helped 90 swell the mnjuritips Ina
those states. We deairp ylgornns for.
tisu policy. md there IL one thing sure.
Judge Gresham viii certainly give il To
us. Mr., Cleveland is cvrtuuly making
a good beginning In selecting his cab.
met
The general Il strong annexation.
ist ~ believe in the annexation Of Hawai-
~ simply the beginning he said In
q short TIME perhaps a decade, Canada
uud Suu Domingo win bc annexed.
would hp 90 favor NJ unneXiug Cnundn
iTht now " thought England would fight
hut just 60 take Canada aud have no
brush with Eugluud would be too tauc
There are thousands Of young men In
THIS country who would enjoy war
with England, and some of the Young
Neieiona of The war would not bc slow
NJ going 20 the trout A great deal ~
history VIII hC mndo within the upxf
generation Ia this country"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

For Information concerning the lipbt.
rug OF your residences or places of ms.
inlSss, or FOR obtainging good gonnlv
oi not water Tor bath room purposes
eau ON Tho Fort Worth Lightan Power
company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Parties wishing wiring done win find
II to their Interest 10 call on tho Fort
Worth Light aud Power company
Wiring done AT cost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
sTALwARTs OPPOSE HIM.

New Orlonus, Feb ia number Of
the leading Democrats of this state were
seen iu reference 10 the probability OF
President Cleveland offering the port
folio of secretary Of state to Judge Ores.
ham II a. the opinion among the ultra
Cleveland men that " such " the iuten-
ton of the president it Re right This
element viii support gunh move The
stnlwur Democrats of the state however
10 not regard the matter IN favorable
light II ~ admitted boy them that
Judge Gresham iH uu uhlp aud an cN-
ccllvut man for the pluco. but they do
not think well Of u new convert To llll Il
cabinet position Among the Rcpubli-
ruus the opinion prevails that Judge
Gresham viii not accept the position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
TnM ALTnN-s NEcnRn-

Probably tho hlppoI mirond mnn iu
Io,ng ycstchay Wu Colonel lumc- a.
Wilson, livestock nguut of the Chicago
und Alton. and il was ull ON account ~
stoae bU.na'. oF hs ra"d wTich hr nv.
privpd yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

=, Forest Citv Ark. April @. $500.
MS,srs. AppmAn Bros Savannah, Ca.
70 add one moro rprtihrntr 90 yom loup
list We can truthlully shy thnt pUoLiv
Ash, Poke Root aud Potassium Con,.
pound, H. Z. T., Is ono Of the brat srl
lgis That We have ever gpt uu our sbelyns
since we have bleu IN business. and
every person we hnyc sold T.. T.. l.. To-
Yours truly, WINTHROP 4 CO -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
THE GENERAL r\SsaNGl.R
AGENT

I pu iti,r.i.,,. i,..iI,... ,......, ......
Mr. ,.onrr. IA u,r,I. may. ',l 'il,H
poetry uyrr hr grnrrpl r"g " p''., 'nto
The general pn..up.,, p..pt n,
must Important mru ,r u,. we
10 lplgf tbn.n ,,I., ,' ' l'Il ''u
thuk 40 rhr ,rnarl ,'..., '...... W. l,ii
u n uiu of ,ur.rI ,tt,i,,,...,, "'tu'
huouludemr thr .ra.I 10. 0, ~
mlgIu rl,,r ". u,n '' ll"-t
Dec .Onuds m with th, aIu,r MT" lr.
found u.ur ur lln church rs tLr p',ilo
tural rtt,.i ID, ana. I. ..IN'H I'
s,una tur inc Sm.I. .Io,l ,r 'n..,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Massachusetts, has one lbrar, O., ..,t.
1000 Of her inhabitants. and n hot y KIM
N Nall 70 each man, woman and child i1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
AnYIrE ID NLnrnrlla

Mrs Minaows Soothing Syrup for cbl
urth lcvlhing auotla the child. bottoms no
gums ullnys pain, cures wlud collie ana Ia
bottle 80 WINS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Hlalhsh have the power 10 change tbplr
color To- ihnt of surrounding obc,t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
AGENTS WANTED

~. ,or NE newest styles and auest gooda
~ 70 '" y Mamey, he tailor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
NOBLE ON TINE APPOINTMENT.

New Orleans, Feb. ia number of
Interior Noble was asked what ho
thought about The selection Of Judge
Gresham. lie said. "As the report
lacks confirmation boy either of the two
gentlemen most Interested IL would not
become me to speak too specifically /
viii sny however that Judge Gresham
h. very able mun and man who .u
my opinion, would make an excellent
secroiWy II seems as though fitness
for high position was beginning to be-
placed and Ia 20. humble opinion. prop
crly so, above the question Of political
affiliations As 10 whether the people
w.ll approve such policy / cannot shy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
pREas COMMENTS

81 Louis Globe Democrat Repl, II
the Democratic senator's can not stand
Judge Grpshnms name IN presented ~
them ior thc highest onlcc ~ Clovcland's
giftl
Chicago Herald donml. JUDGE Crss.
MANS acceptance of the highest oiBee
under ihc administration ~ preatlent
Cleveland u understood on course NJ
on assnrence that he has bccoug b,.,n.
wNi ltc will 80 Into office with a.
hls FUTURE party affiliations ars Ia bs
'tnNgnNc aud nothing else
~ lV4A Republic lncml. Tho slor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
NO HuMBue.


A REMEDY IN LUNG TROUBLES
Samuel Bollnger, Dayton. o. ~ was
induced tu try iiudums Mivruhe Killer
M severe hug trouble, and Win moss sny
that ! owe ms life To its use am
ready TO speak Of he wonderful euro, m
my ease, TO any one who may address
mo"
A SURE CURE ron IA GRIPPE
Kulncy, ~, june %, 1890
Gentlemen Your Mirruho Killer that
] received IN February last aid positive.
y cure me Of the ln nlppe Many
thanks IlioS HAGAN.
STR Hngan writes us under date Of
Ann 3. in2, hnt hr has passed though
two epldomics of Ia ulppe, but escaped
them both
AS a GENERAL pANACEA.
Mrs Chancey Cuytll Of sheridan. m.
snyH "a have seen tho Mirrohe Killer
uscd ahh tpstcd in cases OF cwsipplHs,
rheumatism, nHnmvd eyes, 81 Nitua
NAurp, lpHnnlu weakness, cHtRrrh oi the
hoad aud unrs and other diseases. aud
watched Che results I'm every case IL
worked ike "a rharu aud NJ no case
proved failure One kifl had The S.
Nilus dance s0 bad that she could scarce.
ly walk, but she wHs entirely onrod"
Fifiy-nane hn0k nse For sale lu
fVu WQuA PSI y r Ni7As s q,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

glory .llullelujnh Jones h the imposing
name Of a Mississippi colorcd person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Il viii pay you to walk up 10 my tail.
orng nnlishmeut keep 'om An the
hnest goods and latest puttprns.
W. y. MAINEY. The Tnilor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

usngrrvoM, sensations rpsultiup from
cough. vanish before ur BuDs Cough
syrup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
WANTS A sTAI.wARr DENoCR Ar

Springfield H.. Feb 13.--,Iudgcd hy
the expressions hoard nt the capital TIC
Democrats of Illinois ARE not very we'll
pleased with th' selection of Walter .
Gresham us Mr. ClvyulUud's secretary of
state Secretary llmriphscu said Judge
Gresham is undoubtedly n good man.
but I think Mr.. Cleveland could have
done better by taking q man who lud
voted the Democratic ticket luugur than
Judge Gresham has
State Treasurer Ramsey snid. 'Nu
doubt Judge Gwslum WIN make nm
excellent secretary of ltntp, but | think
10 would have been better n q man with
% better Democratic record had been
yhuspu'
senator Green Of Cairo said Judge
Gresham b. probably q good man, but
! think % Democrat might have bupu
found I'm Illinois who would make just
us good a secretary Of state
Representative Merritt OF Sougnmon
said ~ admire Judge Gresham per.
spunlly but I think Mr. Cleveland mndu
mistake IN inviting him iuto Ibis cubl.
not The appointment win not be- ulpng.
i've 20 the rank and 6lc of Tie Illinois
Democracy
Representative McKmay Of Elgur re-
murkcd. "1ho appointment personally
~ undoubtedly good ono but | think
II ia q mistake politically II w cnlcu
lated 10 dishonricu Democrats II you
want to PRESERVE the militant spirit Of
political party you should couiinp the
hestuwul Of great political honurs within
the pnrty ranks. W, understood last
ull when We voted Tor Mr. Cleveland
that hp was a bctter Democrat thnn hp
was eight years ago. but this appoint,
meut does not look like IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

resident of Alton. Mo. cIntps In
have recently sold a gold dollar coined
~ 1904 TO a Chicago coin collector ian
$500. ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

The above WCnrl rs for the month Of
january iu thp yrnrs lSl2 aud lsO3
which shows tlr Nllon b. having 70 graft.
ftul increase Colonel lin suys the
Alton l4 the only road on earth
You cannot deny facts. nu1 n e fnpt
that salvation uil ~ Ia gtcutoEt pnin cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

The Fort Worth Light and Powor
company have a full line Of gus heating
stoves on exhibition a. THOR Office ON
Seventh aud Houston streets. Call and
SEQ their celebrated Douglas in8tanta-
neous watcr heater for your bath room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
THE SENSATION,


Continued From FIRST taRe'
cd Tor bis secretary of state, hut just ~
ihis time Mr. Phelps Is engaged on ih'
Bonng sen negotiations Then duhtt
Gfrahnme name was MENTIONED aug W.
lDterviow between him aud o. president
olcrt was prfpngfd According TO THIS
story Judge Grcthgni's torn " oihce WhH
~ be limited 60 the time when MT
Phelps should be nt liberty TO nssi,ide
Charge II tlie state department. ln o'lcr
words Judge Gresham was to beNn thc
work With the understanding thol Ar
helps vbs slntcd TO succeed Nun rs
soon as he was done with the bcring
sea negotiation. n this report is rue
md Il COMES from good authority y
may explain Judge Grc5ham's apparent
uuwillingncss t0 enter the cabinet hum
pcred by ucli restrictions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

lhlihns call their bank senndai
'A''amup, the little Panama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

A fine line Of Wallpaper. puiuts. oils.
glass, brushes, etc, On hand aud urriv.
Ing az Jos Houston street. Especial at.
tcnHou given 60 out of town orders.
Samples scut 10y muil ON request Con.
tracts Tor painting and pupurhuugiug
solicited aud satisfaction guurnutrpd
TEXAS PAINT AND PAPER HOUSE
George Mulkey, George Mulkpy.
President Soc.
George Mulkoy, Treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

knowing Americans who intend 10 gu
NIX their stutrruous for the return trip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

I'm New Zealand one may take 100
pounds Of trout Ia u day with munuw,
or eighty pounds with u iy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Walk mp the street two on three blocki
further 10 ". s. Mutuoy's tailor shop
ana you viii find the largest stock of
fine spring goods in the CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Professor Tuuen is the pos,rssor of an
old history which was printed In 1870.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

Contracts VIII be mod, t,r .a..t....
IN Texas for the london t,,,ar,, ~. ~, ~.
Nv'lueht company, tU do hfaiitv ennra,,i
!Se any general accident bnslness H.
tl 70 tlorian, Heal q Nirhlitg gane.i,i
Nsen'a box Nh. san Antonio. Tex
For SALE "
Second hand bitua.a go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

MADDOX. nLI.IgoN 4 %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

tiy siy' aSv hand Billiard table, compare.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-16
NO MERCY FOR REDS.
All the Patience of France Has
Been Destroyed.
While Spain Will Ship Hers Probably
to Form q New Penal
Settlement.

PARIS, Dec 15.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day adopted the explosives bill and
the associations bill. both anti-anarchist
measures. by sweeping maJorities. Avez,
socialist deputy. protested against what he
called "throttllng discussion" and other
socialist deputies denounced the alleged
indecent haste with which the measures
we're pushed through. Flandin defended
the projects as being a new defense for
menaced society. and Goblet proposed to
send the associations bill to the committee.
but this was rejected by vote of 4O6 to
132. and the bill was adopted-464 to 80.
Lberte states that Valiant has con.
fessed that he was given 100 francs by a
well-to-do anarchist In order to make
big coup. He is quoted as adding that he
used this money in the purchase of explo-
sives, with which he made a bomb, and
concealed the latter in his flannel waist
belt. Still, according to LIberte, valiant
intended to harangue the Deputies after
the explosion, but was choked with smoke.
BARCELONA, Dec. 15.-The anarchist.
Joseph Codina, arrested and brought here
from Per rpignan on the day following the
dynamite bomb outrage in the Liceo The
ater, is now definitely stated to be the
author of that disaster. In all 143 an arch
lists are imprisoned here. A number will
be transported on the cruiser Navarro.
The captain has sealed orders regarding
his destin alton.
LONDON, Dec. ia bomb loaded with
powder and shot and with a lighted match
attached was found in a church at Uelzen.
Hanover
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-16
BOUGHT BY NEW WORKERS.
The Sale of the Oregon Pacific Will
Cause Additional Litigation,

CORVALLIS, Or, Dec. 15.-At the sale
Of the Oregon Pacific Railroad to-day, fol-
lowing the reading of the decree by the
Sheriff, the attorney of William Altschul
served notice TO intending bidders that
the title to the military grant of 100000
acres of land to the Willamette Valley and
Cascade Wagon Road Company and the
property of the Decheuts Bridge Company
were involved in litigation in the United
States court. and that a title to the same
would not follow the purchase.
L. Egenton Hoggs, an attorney, gave
notice that the $4,000 deposited on the
purchase of the road by Zephn Job at the
sale that had been confirmed year ago
had net been returned, and that said sale
had never been abrogated, and that he
claimed it under that sale.
The Giant Powder Company's attorney
gave nolce that it claimed fifteen miles
of the road east of Gatesville on debt of
$4,000 and interest
Messrs. Hughes and Clarke. the attor-
news who bid in the road property for
100000. authorized t1e following state
ment: The purchase OF the Oregon Pa
cifc has been made by the united action of
responsible parties interested in the de-
veloi ment of The property. 1t is expected
that the road will soon be put on sound
basis and operated so as to benefit COM
munties contiguous to the road as we'll as
its owners"
The parties in whose name the purchase
was made are: j. j. Belden, Henry Mar
tin, f. V. Pendleton. S. S. Hollings-
worth, Joseph Wharton and James A.
Blair of New York.