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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
ATTENDING HIS MOTHERS FUNERAL.

Michael Tully, who is confined in the County
jail awaiting the action of the tGrand Jury for
assauting his brother, was paroled sthis morn
ing by Judge Hudspe;h to attend his mother g
Iu1eral The Judge committed him to the
CUSTODY OF Constable Hogan and told the officer
to bring Tully back to jail. Tully, who is a
typical young tough with abnorinally large
cheek. caused by a huge quid Of tobacco did
not evinee an emotion when he spoke TO the
Court OF his mothers death and followed the
officer out OF the court room with long dock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
POOR TRADE In ENGLAND, TOO.
BIZ cable to he United Press

DE CoOtc 20 tIIo D7ItIF1I 7 Ftss'
LONDON, Aug. s, 1898. The returns
issued by the Board of Trade show that
during the month of July the value of the
imports decreased e21O, 1000, and the value
of the exports increased $780, 900. as COM
pared with the value of the imports and
exports of the corresponding month last
wear.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
IRON MAKERS ASSIGN.

George H. SneIgrove and Joseph ]. Crane
have assigned their iron manufacturing busi-
ness atjNo. l47 Pavonia avenue to Counsellor NJ
w. Van Wrinkle. Their liabilities are $40 900
and their assets are estimated at $4,000 The
depression in trade In the cause. The business
wassmalL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
FELL OUT OF THE WINDOW.

Katie Sweeney, eight years old, residing at
No. $50 Eleventh strest, is lying in ST. Francis
Hospital, suffering from internal Injuries from
which she cannot recover. The child. in leaning
out of the second story window of her apart
ments lost her balance and fell headforemost to
the sidewalk below. distance OF twenty feet.
She was unconscious when picked up.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT.
BIZ Gable to the united Press.

LONDON, Aug. s, 1s93.-Mr. Gladstone
announced in the House of Commons to-
day that the Government intended to hold
an autumn session of Parliament.
The announcement was received with
loud cheering by the supporters of the
Government.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
FELL UNDER THE WHEELS.

John Burke, twenty -one years old, of No. 1s
Coles street. while attempting to board NOV
ing freight train at the West Side avenue
crossing OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, slipped
and fell under the wheels. His right foot was
terribly mangled. He was removed to St.
Francis Hospital
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
A DEFECTIVE COMMITMENT,

Mrs. Eva Pollock, who was committed as an
habitual drunkard by Recorder McDonough on
july SO, upon complaint Of Peter Kerrigan. her
landlord, was discharged from the jaiI today
because of defective commitment
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
SnEEHAN WON'T SUCCEED MURPHY.

BUFFALO, NY. Aug. s, 1893. Lieut.
Governor Sheehan denies the report from
New York that he is to succeed Senator
Murphy as Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
weather Indioatisns.

WASHINGTON. Aug. g. IS93-weathsr fndica-
tons for thirty-six hours ending at eight p v.
Wednesday-For Southeastern New Yorg inclui-
ingsLong Island: also for Connecticut ami Nortn-
ern New Jerssy:-Ear, stationary temperature;
northwsstery winds
nartnett's rhermometsr Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
SENATOR STANfoRD'S SUCCESsOR.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s, 1898. The ere
dentials of Mr.. George G. Perkins, under
the appointment of the Governor of Cali
fornia, in place of the late Senator Stan
ford, were presented and read. and the
oath Of Office was administered to the new
Senator.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08
DEMOCRACY'S BIG MAJORITY.

CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, Aug. s, 1S93.-
The official list of members of the House,
as prepared by Clerk Kerr after adjourn
ment yesterday, gives the Democrats 220
members, Republicans 1875 and the Third
Party 8. There is one vacancy, the Tenth
Ohio District. caused by the death of
Representative Enoch, making the whole
number $50. The list contains the name
of Mr.. Richardson. Fifth Michigan Dis
trict, who has not yet been sworn in, and
whose seat is contested and claimed by
Belknap Republican.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-08

To gain strength--Ho Sarsaparilla
For steady nerves-Hood's Sarsaparilia.
For pure blood--Hood's Sarsaparllla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
A SENSATION.
Why Governor Roberts Left
the State University.
SOME OF HIS ASSOCIATES
Believe in Social Equality Of Negroes and
Whites, oio.-Greer County Titles-Rail.
road Charter Extension--A Lawful
, Fence 10 % Defined.

Austin, Tex Feb 10 Special ~
mere promises 10 be- q workable volcanic
sensation drypIOpcd iu the house within
/ the next few days ln fact ID is already
srrthng and huhbhng now. and althoucn
ihr lhihu facts are yet incOuscquontiUl
II rs none the less u sensation The faih.
cr OIL the affair is the old uicalde, cN-Guy
crror q. NJ Roberts. and lac Is 80 ycry
much IN earnest, That he may cnrry his
point ana make sensation sure upough
IL VIII be- remembered that some days
ago II was noted la the press that Coy
rrnor Roberts had said that old age was
not the cause for the presentation of his
resignation but there were other and
more serious causes. This was the begin
ing Of the affair The ncyt
development came before the educ
rluonal committee of the house.
winch was informed through one
Oh tho members that Governor Roberts
desired To come before them 10 make
complaints rs Ia the character of some
ms assoclote instructors. This was
OF course of thunder bolt. and when
!, irll lost Monday night, the committee
N'a awe stricken, and after several mo-
hehts oI bated breath discussion the
whole committee was sworn To scenery
OF the affair, and they have kept it ever
since.
IL was doubted by many of the mem-
WIS " u was within the province of the
committee 90 hear charges like these
before the matter had been considered bv
the mousse A subcommittee was appoiut-
eel TO confer with the old alcalit and
several others prominently connected with
.ie university, wEich he promised 10
hfing before them. This committees Inns
met ANA nc the general committee ,uepf-
iig tomorrow will make It's report. Then
lhr sensation viii como II there a 10 he
one \ committee of Legislative visitors
l9si"cted the university today, and il h
also eAnected that their report to he
inade tomorrow will throw some light on
the subject "7"' VA
Although the charges are made In nil
SetlousnSSs, and although the conmittre
N lhvesugating them in like manner. from
WhAl may be learned of their character IL
would seem both the charges and the in
ESueauon arose from patriotism. Judga
h'nefts informs the committee thpt 6is
work. at the university had become ~
titm'ly distastefu 10 him on ucco,n,t ne
tne association forced upon him tiere
re AYERS that some Of the Instructors
"It hepuhhcahs as 10 politics boyn n
Son'emptu0us opinion of Southern ljsthr,
ueleye ~ the social equality of do vybifs
an W., thack races, and in other ways tboir
bon,ios aud principles are distastefui IN
tHe southern spirit which should ba mini.
'a'hed VA TINS institution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
HAWAII Is OURS,
Or it win Be in a Very Short
Time.
MESSAGE AND TREATY SENT IN.
But tho Senate Is Keeping Them Secret What
stevens Says About the ProiCClorala.
cleveland Announces That HOka
Smith Is in tho Cabinet

WashnJ.tou. Feb. lj.-ghe president
sent q mps.lgr 20 the senate this after
noon recommending lhc ANNEXATION ul
thp Hawaiian lsltuds 10 the United
Sutps. 10 is accompanied by the treaty ol
annexation concluded between the Sec
rvuuy ui state and the liuWuiinu COM
uissiuuule. and a mass of correspondence
relating 10 thr question at issue. Inc
uruty s brief providing merely for DE
annexation ut tie iaimds under Gle pres
,Nt provisional government ana leaving
the "details of the permanent form ui
government, etc, 10 the ucuou OF con
gross The correspondence rs very No.
luminous, going buci many years ana
gives a complete history of the islands
80 far as negotiations with the United
States are concerned. Contrary To gem
prul expectations the senate iu executive
session declined 10 mako the trcuN pub
Ne Immediately. The probability rs that
the seul of secrecy VIII he released To-
morrow, There was NO debate beyond
% few questions directed TO tho chairman
of the foreign relations committee. hut
every vuN was carefully weighed ard
the message aud treaty met with almost
general approval.
Among tic detailed dispatches received
ut the state department from Honolulu,
is one from Minister Stevens, giving uu
interesting account of the reasons whit 70.
governed him I'm assuming control of the
lslauds No is as follows
oil have tiulc before the departure OF
tho mail -tcnuer only To state briefly
the additional reasons which caused us
to assume the temporary prOtrctorDtt
OF these Islands The provisional gov
crnmcnt must have time 10 organize a
now policy and dicipliue the military
iur WHEN monarchy died 10y its owit hand
there was no military force ON The U.s..
land but the royal guards of about Sow
rnty-iiye natives not equal iu effective
force 10 twenty American soldiers.
There ap 10000 Chinese and Japanese
on the islands, and evil disposed persons
Nigh, sur some of them 90 disorder, hat
the chief elements of evil atV In Homo
lulu, whore are the renegade whites
ut the head of the lottery and opium rings
and considerable number of hood
lum foreigners. and the more vicious of
tl' natives. Another important reason
fnf our action rs the possibility of the
arrival hero uf British war vessel, and
thai the English miulstcr here thus dide0
might try go prAs uuduN the provisional
government. With the iSlnnds under
oar protection we think the English unr.
lister viii not attempt 10 Insist that his
government has right To interfere
Wilde our nag ia over the government
building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
CORBETTS STUFN Up.

New York, Feb. l5-Wnliam A.
Brady, manager Of james j Curhctt call
rd ut The World Office today with VII
liam Delaney and deposited one checl. 1T
Mitchell of England aud one of S2ON
CO. bind the match with Peter jackson
of Australia Corbctt agrees 10 meet
Mitchell TO a finish in December before
the Cuucy Island the Olympic or tue
Crescent city clubs Ouccusbury rules,
agrees To fight Jackson iu December IL
Mitchell won't mcrt him, or otherwise
seven wouthE after the meeting with
Mitchell ON tho same terms offered Mitch
pll Should Mitchell make the match and
then skunk Jackson .s at liberty to take
his place All amounts pui up ARE To- he
forfeited 70 either party fuils to carry out
the contract Mitchell is on board the
Majesty which arrived this evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
THE DYNAMfE Nm

The dynamite always nijdf Z
To prevent pegpptmties and leal Z
lies exploded agHin IN the senaleit
ing just before adjull1llfsg vi
time the fur flew, The bIl vf
final passage.
After some immeieral on
from Senator Lewis Senator w.
offered an ameudmcnt allowing
rutiUus twenty years after iAf "
of their charters 10 dispose q
their possession Over tlls iiflf
Ed discussion of the sessiQa ala
tor krurby charged q clllle .
lists and Clark folks 70 deiell l''
are
senator Swayne aud Bg8n
thai although elected upon lir 7. :
platform they favored ths al'-
10 the bill,
This brought senator keais
10 his feet. He CHARGED tha y.
posed ms car-stahle Dcmwfa. 4
posed the bin were woiye
clothing. He thought ir W. .i.
amendment asked more to' lli i.i
rations than was accorded v
whose property was divided lH''
upon death. -
The semtc supported W. wv n.
and adopted his anendmep Y
of u to Z, and The blu rs ila'.
passed IN a cooling silence
tOrial anger seemed 70 sule'1e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

minated that the orders To- guards
without 800 far us they related tU car.
ryiug of provisions into the runit1l for
the use of the Republicans. hG ~ been rc.
ldNud aud members cuul procure pro.
visions 10y letting down string Go the
gruun below. Colonel Hughes rpmnrks
wore greeted with ohcrrs and Duo less than
a minute % string Wus dangling FROM
every window. lu shorter time diam that
thr baskets illnd with substantial lunch.
et wrrn hpIstcd up and thc Republicans
broke their long fust
INFORMATION FROM the governors office
H iu thn uIIurl chat uo attempt will be-
mHdr 100 uivrD thc Republicans before
tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

9tultlfy himself by recommends
Office any man who was aealba
the administration in ille naI
paign. Ills remarks are called
q very bitter attack made % D,
former friend because Of rs I
recommend him for tie appcfl
q notary public, d reldqul
worked against him persg
against the entire straight ".
ticket throughout the canvas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
rnn rnWr nnNnIIrr

Topeka, Kan, Feb. &C. The first cou-
fivt between the sulliers and members
of the Republican house took plnve lUtc
tonight IN cnwidor leading 90 the rep
resrnMtivc hull Representatives Davis
and BvidmthhL who nd cscuuod to
get lunch, were challenged by guards
ON thcir why back Br,ideuihull droN
a revolver aud told the quart if he did
not lower his hnyOnCt hc would blow his
damned head OF The guurd considered
discretion the better part of yalOr and
allowed the members To pass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Topeka. Kan, Feb 49, Yesterday
afternoon tho sruuir roururrpd iu umpnl-
muuts to thp legislative appropriation hill
uud lst evening tho bin was approved
hy Governor Lywollyu, early this morn
lnr tho Fupuius hwiugpd The office of
Treasurer Nddlr and began drawing
choir salaries. u tho meantime the Rr-
nubliraus secured W Injunction rpsnuiu.
mg state Treasurer Bildlo from paying
ont thr money uudor the net Tho
notice Wns served uu thp treasurer nt
1910 o'rlovk but uyo-tmusnf Inc mrm.
nrrs hHd already received their mucy.
The Injunction win hu tcst of the H..
wUty ui the powlist house. lint NOT of
th' Republican house, no test the lc-
gIlity of the latter other urdcoodiurs
win hnyr ia ho instituted, rhp inimc.
don writ is ruwullo tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

time that he had been offered and ac-
ccptrd the position of secretary of state
undr the incoming Democratic admins
trntiuu. The judge, however, could not
hp induced To- talk concerning The circum-
stances surrounding his selection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
THE SHrRIFF woNr Acr

Topeka, Kan, Fob 10. The governor
called ,pon sheriff wilkins ga summon
sheriNs posse committees Ga resist tho
Republican efforts to yet nossessnn of
the house. The sheriff after taking leuAl
advice refused Ia comply. CA me ground
that 4 there Is q house az representative
legally orgnn'md it Is clothed with power
% appoint sergeuntatawns, who have
all power necessary 10 call 10 his assis-
tance any number OF cltizons necessary
% enforce his authority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
Wrrn 4 GArIIN -

Wichita, Kan, Feb 10. CAPTAIN
Willis Mctcalt commanding battery
~ first artillery has received
irom tioyctnor lcwcllyu ana order
q" assemble llls company forth
with. aud report with the lutlm gun ho-
LONGING 10 his command. The order was
&C once executed aud the hnttrry left
for Topeka uu the evening train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
An Electric Car Gsts Away and Several People
Killed Many Injured.

y" I'oVW'V Val nolS away ana several People
Killed NanY Injured
Portland, Ore, Feb. 10 The City and
Suburban Electric railway car this aftcr-
noon was going down hin, when the mo-
torman lost control of &C. aud il plunged
down two blocks ut terrific speed. when
the car reached tie curve ut the bottom
of tho hin, It left the track and overturn-
od' The car was dashed 90 pieces, For.
ty-iiYo passenger wcre aboard, among
them body Of twenty Young people,
who constituted the gruduutlng class Of
Williams Avenue Grammar school.
The dead are.
J. O, Dennis,
Ills som, Bormm Dennis.
y. n Johnson.
James Manefoo, fatally injured
Nearly every one ia the car was cu, or
bruised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
THE BANK QUESTION

u austin, Tex, Feb. -(Specall Il
f faV,n hIuSe ana senate have before them
Ha"'uulg reported resolutions provi1ing
Tor SKATE banks. The house ness,,r,s
provides for banks of deposlt eyrbarse
ana issue and the senate lneasurs aIi,a;-
naIes the issue feature. They win lact
horns on the difference and as the s4nnte
agpears TO be unanimous in ia y.ie,gs
while while the house is divided there Il 4 MS,
slDihty THAT the gentlemen of tbs east
end win gain their point '"' e"S'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
Lnn lHArEns rAI1,s M

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 1j-At the iu.
stance of Joe Waters the Republicans
this afternoon appointed n committee
to visit Governor luwolIyu and ugrec
upuu 81 puaihIr, % guspu'ion of hu.uli
ucs. They proposed tnUt both houses
agree to adjourn until ousr could he
nude 100 The supreme court and finally
IMPLICATED. The governor would not ON.
tertuiu the proposition Then Joe Wa.
icrs took % hand No the conversations and
said The conference uump about ON the
GOVERNOR request This thp governor
druici and % wnr of wDrdH eusuol. Then
Waters turned his attention To Judge
Frlul DOstpr.n lDudug middic-ot. the road
Pupuiigt candidate for scuutor and legal
advisor of The Populist house. Waters
told DOstor "YOu have been moro no.
tive than any other man m bringing
about this stUtc of uuuirs But for your
advice tho Populist house quarrel would
have beru settled long ago. Now we
tcl YOU That 100 men have Il in for YOU
and ~ ever thorr rs shot fred IN this
excitement Yuu win be- the first 90 fail 90
Tho conference then broke up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
LAoKNn nm ONR N0TE-

Cheyenne. Wyo. Fob. 16 40 the sena-
tonal ballot today John Charles 1honp-
son tpeml lacked one vote Of securing
Wu election An tie populists except
Taylor voted for Thompson Ii is now
thought there will be- NO election as the
PopulNts win vote for one % their NUM-
Der the remaining days of the session
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

| supplies nor means Of obtaining them.
During the excitement prevalent vt noon
they succeeded IN running the Populist
blockade and secured sandwiches and
coffee for lunch
Guards are stationed in all the CORR
doris leading 10 representative hol aud
nc ali entrances 10 and exits from the
building. and no one * allowed 10 enter
the building Any one can leave the
ball who desires, but once he leaves, he
leaves for good and is not permitted 10 re-
| turn. No passes are given Boy Colonel
| Hughes through the liues Even news
paper men are denied entrance to the
building
AZ o'clock the Republicans tolephou-
cd from representative hall TO a caterer
TO prepare a uuch and deliver at the
hall ln the event of being unable to
send 30 through the lines he WIS instruct
cd 20 take it 10 q position under one Of
the windows of the representative hail.
from which position the Republicans
would elevate it by means of q rope 10
representative hell The cntrrcr mrsscu-
ger. while attempting to cnrry ont those
orders was challenged hy pickets aud
arrested and bis stores captured.
Republicans are thus finding themselves
iu position which cannot be- maintained
Ions, starvation staring them In the face
with unconditional surrender us their
only alternative
while Ihc Republicans wprc withstand
iqe ihis siege they transacted considcri-
D', b'Nlu'es
''N' ''l ulll~ ana resolutions were intro
Hu''N among iho lut.er being one iusli-
ItinF their Itrrut acts Another r.,oIu-
.lou was adopted protesting against tho
lNpulHi course. During thu long hours
%. ih' afternoon. thr Republicans found
h,tD iu interest them. beyond watching
from ihr windows of thr ball the war
i.' preparations ruiug ou ON the grounds !
h'irW'
~ q o'clock two of tho Ho-
publican guards stationed u tUp
corridor Glanced tl rim ncrDls IL
q. MarE"E popuIsI. n.t.i.fDut /
uItc uuitIr The Guards arrr.f.I /
l'n uu charge of having u.slult.I "a /
Republican iuum during tho nrrtiri. /
Hrimuugt. blarbpy NHs Lusflsd jptn |
r. 'uru UufuIlr huU in .I.rt .r.I.r Ny.t,, /
fun Significance OFF fhr pror,rIiup bnr,f,s |
knuwu Goo .nr mpmbrrs tIl.y rhrpr.I nnd /
,bpprod u..lIu 1h, ..,,.. 'I'' |
iu mr. bu, uo VIOLENCE .,y8. ,,, "A il,',
tip Nu. tluu r,,Gt,.J , , t. . ~ H. |
One ur IHa rInst rnn..s ',,1. , l's |
ono of fHr u..isf,nt ..,...,,i, -, ,.ii wv |
Before long lhr sound. uf m ..nlrI. |
-u.d from the room and .b.rtl,.
ward NuuEpy pluuraI tbr.,..l "i,,.
blood .rrwmnr down III ll'. t.,.,,, |
yprv scalp wounds. which Dad. r,,iar l..i |
inflicted with wuIkur stir. NnrEnr T.
rEuHm.I Lo attempted Ian .n.n t.'. s
into tine hall when uia .rr5,..ui st,'I |
h.m without warning S.r..,,, ",@
Nurtcy druw Ii revolver n.I in,',,,.i /
Dis release. whuruuuu be 0I. .ar',,nG |
-tuo, him NurGae WA i..p 'b,"',i |
Co go. He is not sori1ugly iuiIirsi
At 10 O'Clock Governor Trynlyn o,
poured uf hu door Cd, tb, b,us. ,,J |
asked for uimtuucc lie was peruiifnj |
ll rnlcr and la ur mnd, hls upuenran,, |
to thr Platform aud uadr uu Impressive |
,,,a. W, ~. 'N ,l, me- su.H mot ns gov |
i,u ',, ',"'' w. "I"'l you lIum Z ais !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

NT----- = IIlf .fIA,l ApUI y, nv
Msssrs. iappman Bros. savannah as
heaf Slrs We take great plea.I,r,
70 "dt one more certificate 10 yanr l''n',
itet Wv can tuthmlly say thai pririS,
Ann' f0Se Root and Potassium Con;
PeNN,I n II r., is one of he best sni
49, .nat We nave ever SCI on our shelves
$500 we have been IN business ma
every person we have sold II n II "',N
sag lt Is the best b,aod purifier l,',,., ~
AeHrs truly, WINTHROP & CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
FEAR NOTuING FR0M HUGHES

Topeka, Kan Feb i6 tMidnirhtl-
Colonel HUGHES who Is h meidher Of
tho house, appeared heforo tho house
at llaQ and addressing the members
Informed them that az commander OF
che u0ona, they had n0ihltg a. fear
FROM him He would he said. sooner
resign command than carry ont thp Ot,
d's "a eject che Republican nouee. he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Lakewood, ~ H.. Feb 10 Cleveland
announced the fifth member of his cub
met tonight. Hokc Smith Of Georgia is
To- be- secretary of the interior.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
HOUSE COMMITTEE WY

Austin. Tex. Feb. 49,
The house committee gu
tricts agreed this eyenus "
favor of giving )allns
nal district CONT ~
The committee on lana wv ~,
agreed 90 q fayorahle W.
Hawkins bill reducing ills.s s'
purchases of school lanAs i''N
per cent, ,s
The committee on rlt.' y
atioV will report layofais
requiring monthly iuslel1
reports from IaN collector, * a =
ON the bin allowing aplsN, X M
trict court from deeslens
cmnlization. and ndfe~,,
IGNORE bin 10 rNemrl KS
ana tlidalgo counties ii0~
count OF drouth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
c1lRE Me- 7

If your clildrn w AZ
altyaSs keep Il bclle
Cough Remedy O. -igp
ana certain cure Ian
he croupy cough az
The attack For q NN.ss
mer: also hy y
gists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

New York. Feb. 10 Cleveland was
at his Office today and among his oullprs
WINS lloke Smith Of Oe0rda Ii has hern
definitely useermined thar Smth was
offered the sccretary ship of the interior
aud had acCepted