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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
was The GOOSE oRArEFUL9
This Bird Helped to Save Farmer From
nuf

Ruin.
Hamburg. Conn. Jan. 5.-Arnos Ilol.
ton Of Short Willows. Il farming district
In the western part Of New London coun-
~ l. nm hOucstiudustrious old follow. who
has lived life OF nearly eighty years
at Short willows, where he owns Il small
farm
Two years ago his wife and daughter
died. leaving him alone iu the world
The blow 10 the old fellow was severe
one.
lie determined to do the handsome
thing hy his dead wife and daughter
ana had erected over ,hcir graves q
rather costly monument. for which he
was obliged tO give the marble dealer
u mortgage ON his farm a. security.
The mortgage expired Dee -. 1902
ana as ihc time approached tor It's pny-
ment Holt0n saw hp was not going o. be-
nDlc To meet the obligation.
Tie mans neighbours became aware
ol his picdicamcut aud contribution
ol money was made Tor the purpose OF
ilquidating the debt. hut &C. fell short
of the required amount by about $50 Il
looked very much a. II he would lose
biz home.
llolton depends during the winter sea-
son on his traps for his income One
morning about three weeks ago. while
ne was looking after some mink and
otter traps along Eight-3 Mile river. his
attention was attracted To a clump OF
bushes 10y a peculiar noise. lie investi-
kaJru ANA found Wild goose lying In
the brush helpless. One OF the birds
legs had been shattered by q gunshot
iloitoh picked up the goose and took
II home. He did his begt u heal tho
wounded leg, aud IN n week. time bnd
me satisfaction Of seeing the bird hob
plng around apparently az well AZ ever.
WIN me exception of the crippled limb.
hOllOn krpt half dozen geese md he
let the wild goose run with them The
blrd seemed TO be- perfectly satisfied
with the conditions thut surrounded Il
~ ate corn with the other fowls and in "A
snort ulnc was thoroughly established rs
one OF Farmer Holton's flock.
One morning when Holtoh went out 10
leed Ma fowls The crippled goose was
missing aud lac didn't appcar ON The
scene for three days The farmer con.
Guided tnat IL had gone bacl. To its old
osiociates aud dismissed IL from ms
mind. us
On the third morning Of the dlsap.
pearance Of tho goose Holton was ont
~ the yard feeding his fowls whom he
hearat he "konk. Gonk" OF wild gecsa.
lie looked Mp 30 locate them. when IA
hts Management q 1ocG OF twenty geosg
settled down On the ground a short dis.
lance from him aud among them VIVA fine
missing crippled goose, Who seen,ed 10
be their leader.
At irat the birds were shy of Hoton.
but they soon became fearless of him
and in couple of days were oaiinS
regularly with The domestic fowls
H9lton saw his opportunity Ono day
NC uio(e the geese into pen and cnD-
thred Them. Thren days later ne cnrrial
twenty-five dressed goose 10 mori,.t
ana came home with $40 ia his p0cLrf,
nus with the money subscribed Inv bis
nelshhors cnoblcd Holton to my az
ll's moflfsgo and TO become once more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
SWIFT pUNIsHNnNNT.

New Orleans. Ia, Jan, iJ.-A MorelOs.
Mexico. specnl says: The particulars Of
a terrible crime perpetrated near Cucr-
nnyaca, have reached here. Padre Ma
lcvO, well known merchant on the Nn-
lntaco accompanied 10y his wife left home
a few evenings ago to visit friends In
Cucruyncu. They were making the Jour
noy Ia light conveyance and were within
"A few miles OF their destination when
band of outlaws attacked thorn. Ma
levo was murdered and robbed. and his
vito outraged by the Williams. News of
the crime spread rapidly. The unfOrtu-
nate woman was taken to FlNnguistaugo
whore she related her story to the nu-
thoUtics, Tho commander of the military
gurrison thereunon Immediately ordered
u detachment OF Twenty-Five troops led
hy Captuin Mucio Cabelos 90 90 in pur-
suit of the perpetrators of the decd.
Tho troops had no difficulty In following
the trail of the Williams and in few
hours came upon thcm Ia their rcudez-
lous Ia Chnpparnl mountain ravne near
NalatulaC0, The outlaws nnde a despcr-
ate resistance and kept NJ The hight
until three Of them We're killed and two
captured, who have been shot one sol-
dicr wUs killed. a large amount OF
stolen properly was recovered,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
PERSONAL.

The board of lady managers to Worlds
tnir VIII meet nc , D. ni., la the w. w. y.
rooms Hendricks building. A full ntten-
dnuce desired,
Officers Darby and INndgrOyc ar
rested Tom Waite who was wanted at
Clehurne on an Old charge.
The police made general complaint
of the dulluoss Yesterday the only arrests
hcine two for drunkenness
Roy, Robert Stewart OF Abilene Ga I'm
the city 20 remnin q few days. He is
.n Charge of the Episcopal church az
Abilene,
H. n Grey, a Houston journalist, ia in
the city,
l.. schwartz, one Of the leading mrr-
chants Of San Angelo, is at the Pick
wick
j. G. Bennett Of Dublin was in Fort
Worth yesterday.
H. II. Mccain. merchant and the
mayor Of Dublin, spent Sunday In this
city
Yesterday was u model of unpleasant
ness, u raw and very cold wind blowing
from the east all day.
There is city ordinance against horses
being kept standing ON the streets too
long and one poor grey, that Is kept al.
most daily ON Main street between Sec.
ond aud Third, would be honehttcd hy the
application of the law Ia bis case.
The two wounded Policemen are pro.
gressing very well toward recovery
except that Officer Riggles Is still troubled
time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
Made
Possible

One OF the largest sucetsslssS
IN the way Of Flavoring Elk
tracts in the world Is the
Price Flavoring Extract Com.
Pany. Their success is
attributed to the perfection
of DR.. Prices Delicious Flaw.
oring Extracts. This perfec-
ton was made possible
through tthc new processes
discovered by DIR. Price for
extractiHgfrom the true fruits
their natural havoring proper
ties. ANY housekeeper that
win use DR.. Prices Orange,
Lemon, Vanilla, or any other
Hayor, Will pEonocnee t'lem
faultlcsS.
Tne purity OF Dr.. Prices
ErvorS oEsys tl.e Ssest secur-
kty aEainss the burgers which
ore common IN thesassoi the
ordinary tEggrnm, extracts IN
.0eSmaEkSt.ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16

week 0f the legislature win begn tomOr.
row with the lower mousse farther FROM
hc Jag the work Ol organization cOru-
piefed thHn when / was first called 10
Jrder The Republicans wiz consider no
arbitration proposition which does not
recognize their organization ~ legal ard
regular To make division Of house
officers or cOnccdc any tribunal a right
10 determine contests would be q practi-
rai admission that their proceedings
were, in measure. at least, irregular.
md this. they say. they can not afford
to DO. They soy they are either wholly
right or wholly wrong II they arr right
they have no concessions TO make. If
wrong. they ought 30 concede every
thing. This being the spirit manifested
on both Fdcs. there IL no Immediate
prospect of O change IN the relative
Positions II the two houses
Jerry Simpson lCt this morning for
Washington. and g. no longer regarded
in the SENATORIAL fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
THs STORM KING
sOssInl Vlcioria's Domains shlp's Hard
Ilme-Hnols Drnlnai

London, Jan. ~ a heavy storm Is e,ysen.
WIG over Epslund SNOW sicet ana nsh
Miud prevails along tho cOast. Many stnsii
aeHUcnN % shipping along the cnisf nre
tNpNrleI' The Steamer Brighton. belong.
ms 10 The Brighton Railway uumpany ANS
sAung between New Haven ana niephe
lvt pofi iu gale. She bad "A terrthly
foAsh passage, The dock house and srnoke
stack We're washed away, One1 her boets
mashed ana the port ran to-n avyny Nv
heavy piece of baggage whne the 'deel
WAS aWAsh. When she approached tho mar
az Dlephc the storm was 50 biluiiuv M
pnot .oull NOT SEQ beyond lie how. mo
Wind Is blowing slNty miles an hour ami
lhe seas were breaking over her decks M
IaplllN that none OF tue eighty passengers
We're allowed on dauE. Without ans warn.
ing @eamahlp crushed into the pier a
lAree hole was stove Ia her bow an,i for a
minute she stuck fast. Ropes were sot
nhoaN and made fast before she ,vsg dflvs
On more thQn twenty fcet from the pisr
mf beaan illing rapidly A long ranrv,av
WIS l9pr9Viaed ana The pRssenCcFs wcra
nnf1'N nshorN There was a litNe nant,
it0if me Oaggago had bcen taken On Dlsn
lRe caWaip ordered the men to leave M
shlp, hefdy had \ followed the insf nseS.
% tue plet when the vessel went und,r
W dartmouth nve pilots were drowned
MNle lfNlng 10 put a ilan aboard a rnftcr
Lne cNlltr was pitching heavily WHOM tGa
W. hpploached hcr The howsprit caught ~
kls hnn lNed II ont OF water. an the tert,,
o,eh'AhE ~ The glc were thrown ouf 'i.vsa
el.lt,t NE lines thrown them AMI war;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES.

Z, - hsNlAAAlANIlS.
,Greenville-M Mr.. w. G. Crumbs and
Miss Florence Mcdonnell, Ian. IL: Sip
JIohn Clayton and Miss Bertha Ende
- Marshall Mr.. Arthur Kahn and Miss
Cora Ney. Jan. @. ''''a
Abbott Mr.. Mat Locke and Mis-,
Miliie Franklin, Ian. 4 "''1
Spe, Springs Mr. \. r. McClotcby
and Miss Annie Darnen. Dec. ! ~
Heurietta- Mr. W. n Whiting ana
Miss Mamie Brown, Dee. q Slr q 'I =
lielertou and Miss Dollic Bon. Inn \.
Mr.. l.. r. Hamm and Miss jnli8 G,ie'
Dee go; Mr. James 3. Wiikersen AMI
Miss Annie Mcdonald, Ian. 3; Nr w
y. Barrow and Miss Mollie shannon.
d, ,tlare'don, Mr. Charles T.. FRY and
Miss Kate Humphreys. Jan. p
Iemple-Mr. r. a. WinLlemon ANA
Miss Carrie Johnsou, Jan. TO-
DEATHS.
Tcrrcll--Mrs John Arnold. Jan.1p
lacksonYill -l,pv II. g.. Love DC %
,rost--Air. r, Mitchell, inn. o
peratur-Mrs. Walter Hood. Jan IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16

murderer The wagon containing the
body Of All Gee Nung was driven to
Chinese vegetable garden y few miles
In the country and was there opened. In
course VI time the man whom the physi.
clans and the cOr0uet's jury had prOnOun.
ced dead was revived and was none
the worse for his narcotic sleep. except
that he was SICK for day or two. for the
Vous system.
he way kept In cuncealment a few
days and was then disguised and put ON
board thr cars for the North An Gee
Nuue reached Portland. Ore. aud therr
took passage for China. and lauded
safely in the Flowcry Kigdom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
THE KNIFE AT IIALLETSVILLE.

llullotsvillC, ToV., Jan. To- Spcciul)-
Last night in difficulty here on The
street Sam Grant .lr.. wng stabbed I'M
dor the left arm aud died almost in
stnntly Tom Scarcy wus cut In nu-
mprous places; not fatally. however
John Holland and Bud Williams nrc IN
jail charged with having committed the
oiiensp. The tAuhle arose between
Senrcy ana Williams. There were no
oye witnesses to the cutting except the
parties therein engaged. Grant was not
able 10 give his version of the affair
Neither Holland nor Williams were Ia
any way injured. Williams left the
scene OF the difficulty not knowing Of
the death of Grant and went home whore
M was afterwards arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
cIrYMsws


WATER IN THE EIGHTH WARD
BY yesterday afternoon the standpipe
on plafilO Hill was filled d o heisnt Of
eiFhfy-three feet and il stood the test
perfectly. not n leak being noticed. This
gives to the Eighth ward ample fire pro-
lection. SO far az the water goes ard
that s o very Important pant of ~. FOR
with the head In the stnudpipe there is
all the pressure that can be needful for
Ore fighting Chief Bell was notified ~
the inlct OF the wafer and he has I'M
formed tbe department thatis can now
fight fires in the Eighth ward with some
thing more effective than the Thornton
chemical, when the c0nhngration MS
Euues larger proportions than the he
ginning stage. Now the Eighth warders
say they only need some mode OF giving
an alarm aud they win be fixed.
In filing the sfandninc two 81 the
pumps were disabled. the Wouhiugion
aud ono of the Ilollys, not seriously In
jurcd. but 50 disabled that repairing was
necessary. and the Holly had 10 be tak-
en apart 10 some extent There are two
more Hollys. but the wHterworks de-
pattment hopes there viii be no FIRE
pressure demand made on the other
pumps until the repairs are made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
JAS. @. SCOTT.
A. g.. RINTLEAfAN,
q. q. ALLEN,
Committee.
ID. McNEELY, Reporter.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PIrlKWIOK.


r. y. Yoal,um Waco; Mira. 8. NJ McKClyy.
Dallas, g. H. Herbert, Ardmorr; AIRS. w.
y Neylna, benison; Miss Ida MCGhce. Dent
son. Ed SWEET. Greenylllc. Mrs ~. n. Reed,
Eddy, ~ NJ; Vi. y. Mchron Mount pieus.
ant; Richard Kimhuil, Meridian. Tex: IL.
Brandon. New York; T. Murhead aud vito.
Morgan Il. ~. Fairfield Boston; h. A. WI
Hams Chicago; W. III. Dun -. Louis, frrd
A, FOrAhU, Chicago; \. Is. Chapman. Mis-
slslppl y. q. Rhomo, Rhome, Tex. Guy
McNlunE. Terrell Floyd Shurk. 81 Louis
". H. Cumlry. Clehumc, Ben Wolf and
tlfc, Chicago; j. Frank, st. Louis; r..
Rose Litlio Rock; n. NJ Henderson, Port
lnvacu, Annie Moss. Bartlett Tex: W !.
Hooks and son, ltnskn: ~ q. Harvey. New
York. w. ~. Mcdowell, ST. Louis; l..
Schwartz, san Angelo; s. W. Henderson,
kuueya, Tex. Mrs Cunningham. Chicago,
~ j. Weber aud wife. Dallas; Frank
Wood. Tyler Tx; J. g. Bennett. Dublin
VIM. IIurcll, Amarillo. r. n. McGer. Caua.
dian; J. T.. Patrick. Gainesville; i. n. Hul.
laWay. South Bond. Ind ~. H. Wallace,
Amarillo; }. N. Han. Helena, Mont: Jos.
McMasters, Chunningi J. H. MrCicllnud.
Clarendon W. *. Bell pnlo Pinto: Jack
AlttsOn, pal0 Pinto; a.. q. Pratt Weather
ford; l.. W. Christian, Wcnthorf1rd. r. A.
Mccain, Dublin; y. "a. Cooke Colnrnd
city; 7. p Genufoylc. Cichurnc; y. j IpFg.
ieNhrkanai j. r. Cord, Dallas. J. VI. Cruz.
cher, Cheat Ky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
RRrTAL MrRDEn

Victoria, Tex. Jan. tSpccial)-
Last night Jack Grant. q hack driver
was shot dead and several bystandcrs
injured by murlcruus villain whose
name has not been learned The murder
was unprovokei, and though the Killer
escaped. bis name Is known to the officers
aud his arrest IN expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
M STnp IYNCIIING

Raleigh. ~ g.. Jan 1j-'rhc committee
ON Judiciary hu, decided To- make favor
able report 10 lhc Legislature on the bill
Intended 10 put a stop go lynchinR Ii
imposes penalty ot $500 aud imprison-
mcut of any person engaged in lynching
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
BURGLARY Ar MALAKOFF

Cotsicuui, Tex, Jan. Special. D.
News WAS received here today OF the
burglary Of this store of W. j Evans *
Co., at Alalukon last night The sufc
was blown open aud over 5000 Ia cash
secured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
A PILIAR FAILS.

Havcrhil. Mass. Jan IA sensation
was caused in Georgetown by the arrest
Of Frank Winning, u prominent citizen aud
Sunday school superintendent, who 10y
his own confession has forged notes ug-
gregltinr 81 1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
CRIMES CALENDAR.
IT rs LONG AND BLACK AND
TERRIBLE.
Texas Enters Her Nameior -Four or Five Shoot.
iHes and Killings -Oaslardly Crime In
MeSico-A Pillar Of the Church.


Dallas. Tex, Jan. Especial -Je-
rome -. Cowley. vice president Of the
PetH Lumber company. has not been ar
rested on charges of seduction, although
the officers claim to have searched high
and low for him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
A MnNIAN KII.IER

Danncmora, y. Y. Jan l5.-Coloncl
10th the Hungarian. will bc elcctrocutcl
tomorrow for the murdcr Of Elite De
macsek. sJuuo IL last.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
m ~ TnE STEPPING STONE no
NIrlNlaINAlN

DO you desire 60 earn higher wages
No hold a moe desirable positi0nt III
business college, Board of Trade build
ing All Of the commercial branches
taught both day and evening For in-
formation cali at the college or write
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
A NEM NlARKEr-

4. VI Key x Co win today open a
new market, curper Main and Serond
streets, fresh ments and game Of an
SINUS ORDERS taken and meat promptly
deliNerei. Experienced meni everything
eheiee; sohcit your trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
MrRnRREn a pRIESr

Madrid, Jan. IA band of brigands
made descent upon church at Pceo,
m Alicante, for the purpose of stpnling
Pie altar service. Priest Suarag and
his servants AS they entered the build
Ing were seized by the band and stabbed
10 death. The thieves then sacked tie
church and escaped with their booty.
The present speaker Of the house Is the
third Mabrey who has served In fine
Missouri legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
IN MEMORTAN.
John Cameron.
Hall Tarrnnt Lodge,
No. 1905 knights of Honor,

Fort Worth, Tex.
We. your committee. appointed TO
draft suitable resolutions on the death
vi our beloved brother, John Cameron,
beg leave to submit the following
Henry g. Schmidt, Jr., Dictator, aud
the Brotherhood;
10 is hard az times for our minds 20
understand the works Of Providence,
sud why man should live 80 few years
among those who love him.
John Cameron Joined this order on the
10Th day Of July, A. d., 1881. lie was
then - years of age. lie WAS guido in
lodge Ia 1890, and past dictator thcre'
after.
lie was personally known TO many Of
US for several years prior 90 joining this
order, and 60 all he was the same gem
erous and noble spirited brother. Aud,
Whereas, It has pleased tho Lord of
ell our days 60 remove from uyr midst
Brother John Cameron, who died on the
18th day Of December 1892, iu Fort
Worth, Tex, OF disease of She livcri
b. 10
Resolved. LIST. That in the death of
Brother John Cameron, this lodge of
Knights Of Honor. No. 1905, has lost
one Of is oldest members, u good Of
hcrr, "A kind-heHrted aud truo Knight of
Honor In every sense OF the name.
I'd. That We extend 10 the aged pa
rents Of Brother John Cameron our
sympathy In their loss, and invoke the
mercies OF heaven upon their sorrows
49, That those resolutions be spread
upon the records Of this lodge, aud a
copy of the snme be furnished the fam
ly of the deceased. Respectfully sub
las q SCOTT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
NM nA0NNTN EsrATR.

Is now offered for sale. part cash and
the balance ON ten and twenty-five
years time 1903 Main street Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16
NIppED in THE RTID.

AT 1880 last evening the firing Of "a
pistol drew sattcntion tn fire that had,
IN some incxplcablc way. started IN the
near The corner OF Main and Tenth
street No Gre had been used N that
part Of the house. aud fly people snv
the only explanation they can give b.
that some pusscr-hy threw "a lighted
match in some hay that had been cmpt-
led from O beer barrel aud piled in the
room la which the hre started The fire
with nominal loss
Had the fire not been detected 80 soon
IL would have cleaned out chat block
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16

At q regular meeting OF Tarrant lodge.
No. 1905, IL. OF H.. held Friday last. the
following resolutions of regret were
adopted and ordered published iu the Ca
aektai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-16

THE KANSAS CONTEST.
Tet'esa' Ia a., Jan. lA-Ihe second
, 1893-12-06

In the NeW York Herald, almost ct
in givin1 sensational &C cunts OF Affairs in
Cuba, appears an account dated from Key
Wet ~ Soy. 10 stating that Cuban revolu.
tiouists who make their headqua, ters here
have received information that fifteen cities
near Csut,al Cuba declared against Spanish
re l,st Friday and we've in open rebellion
sxt;u5t th> Cos eminent. This outbreak was
pc. plated by The pronnuciameLto Of FL
YuI5, Of 1865, winch tegan to take effect on
HE d&y til. cities revoited. There is great
excitement among the Crbalts In this city
aver he report of an uprising in the provl.
&c # aa4tl Clara. The report # the up.
rsing IA the ifteeu Cuban CItieS is taken to
meaa. she bcgiani4g Of the most formidable
revolutions which has ever shaken the island.
All C,ntIaI Cuba ~ said -, b. in u state Of
is arb 4nce. ana il is believed that The spirit
IF .beDIion will sweep over The island with;
a force that the government Viii find far more
formidable taaD any former outbreak "
From 4aruna on he 9Th it was eqbled that
two bmds OF i"surrectio.. lists, consisting If
from twenty five to fifty men each have been
irving to start u re bellion. They took up
arms 1t Rnchicelo, but were actively purs
sued DY a body Of gJvernulent troops and
volunteers. Al iii, very frs e oount.
er 'he rebels met a crushing defeat.
Two Of them we Z k'lIol, several others
wounded and five mad prisoners. Forty horses
ana a quantity IF a1ms were captured, and
inc Survivors of tie band fee 10 the shelter
If the Santa Clara mountains p bic opinion
in cuba just now seons to be against revo.
luton. Here has been no manifestation of
sympathy with the rebels, much less any
eai34cious support. and the t~usitives. will soon
be captured. The lnsurrection Is a total
fsiIure-St. Thom9 Tidende.
, 1893-12-06
(Spectasor, 28th Oct.l

The project of establishing universal suf.
frage IN Austria has not been abandoned. IL
VAS announce everywhere that Count, Taaffo
had given it up, but an interview with the
Emperor changed his mind, and on October
23rd he proposed the first reading Of the new
Electoral Law. It's priuciple is that "all who
fulfil their duties in accordance with the law
shall enjoy the franchise;' and from this
principle the Government will never depart.
The main reason a: signed by the Premier Is
the strength Of the masses now left outside
and clamonring for admiltanoe: but he ad-
m,ttei til It he hoped to infuse greater vitality
into ps;tian.lt All t. overcome mtny dit
fcultioS with his na!ion1iliiaS. There Is no
chance Of the Bill passing iii this .Parlia-
ment, as the Conservatives, the Germ ms. the
Poles, and all middle-class representatives are
strongly opposed to it, hpt the Government
intends to dissolve on the first oPportuni y.
snd 60 to tie county with tie new franchise,
, 1893-12-06

NJ. Pvynal, the Minister for tie I. terror,
however, opposed the motion which was
lost by IA vote Of 257 to 4.6. A despatch
from tie PARIS correspondent Of the Times
con,I,ie the vote 10 be d good omen
but the PRS correspondent Of the Daily
News thllks il will be necessary 10 remodel
the Ministry before Christmas.
A Gespd Oh flom home reports that the
Italian Ministry is st II irconpe etc.
A telegram from Washil gton ANNOUNCES
that Congress has received President Cleve.
land's mess &c and it is stated there ia
nothing liz its contents of Il surprising
nutur",
s.. Thomas. Dec. 5tb.-The RMS. Eden"
is still on shore, Inns. Tartar" made two
Unsuccessful at5emp 8 to float her today. She
Will make a fu,tter attempt tomorrow
9Th pr. yesterday read General Mercia,
Wal; and Admiral Lefevre, Marine. :
, 1893-12-06
TIE l. e G R A NJ 8.
ST. CROIx STATIO

ST. CROI& STATION
New York Dec. Cad London advices re.
mort the death Of the Duke Of Leinster
A telegram from Dublin states that Mr..
Valentino Dillon has been elected Lord Mayor
Of that city.
A despatch received in New York from the
London correspondent of the New York
Herald asserts that the friends of the sx-Chtef
Cashier May of the Bank of Englsn | have re-
paid 10 the Bank the sum ofEt3o, ONO sterling.