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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
What the Hon. GEORGE q yes, @,

What the Hon. George g. Vest says II
regard to the superiority OF the b rsch.
berg's diamond and interchangeable spec,
taclee
IL am using glasses which purchs sed
from Prof. Hirschberg and they are the
best ever tried; it affords me grea
pleasure to recommend Prof. Hirschbere
as an excellent opticisn, and his glasses
arc simply unequslleo In my experience
6. @. VEST
These spectscles arc for sale by T. d
Thomas agent fer Rock Islsnf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
Blalne's Tribute to Garfield,

The Grafton delivered by James G.
Blaine in the house Of represen-
tstive on the death of Garfield
on the occasion commemorative Of
the demise of the martyred president, will
be banded down az one OF the brightes.
gems Of American thought and oratory,
an1 may be recalled with peculiar in
terest at this time, The then secretary
OF state said:
. With unfsll:.eriug from. he faced death
With unfaltering tenderness he took leave
OF life. Above the demonisc hiss of the
assassin's bullet he heard the voice OF
God. With simple resignation he bowed
TO the divine decree. As the end drew
near his early craving for the sea re.
turned. The stately mansion of
power had been to him the
wearisome hospital Of rain; and
he begged to be taken from its
prison walls, from it's oppressive. SITE
air, from its homeliness and ->1ns
ness. GP-' ,-Es hopeless
--uy, silently, the love Of a
great Bednse bore the pale sufferer 10 the
l5nged-for healing OF the ses. to live or
die, "a God should will. within the sight
of its heaving pillows, within sound o.
its manifold yoiaes. With wan, fevered
lace tenderly lifted to the cooling breeze
nc looked Jut wisttully upon the ocean
changing wondera-on its fair sails
whitening in the morning light; on it
restless waves, rolling shorewsrd 20 brea
and die beneath the MONDAY sun; on tn
red clouds Of evening, arching low to I'll
horizon, on the serene and shining patti
way of the stars. Let US think that n
dying eyes read mystlc meaning who
onlv the rapt and parting soul may know
Let us believe that in the silence Of u
receding world he heard the great wave
breaking On farther shore. and felt
ready upon mis- wasted brow the orea'
of the eternal morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
LEGAL.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NoTIOR
Estate Of wil lam Il. MORROW. Deceased

Estate of vii lam H. Morrow. Deceased
The undersigned having been appointed admin
istrator of the estate Of william II. Nj rrow late
Of the county of Rock Island sta g of Illinois de-
ceased, hereby gives notice tina; he will appear
before the county court of Rock island conn
ty, at the Office of the clerk Of said court in
the city of Rock Island, at the April term, on
the first Monday il April neA, at which
time all persons having claims aSa.u s said es-
tate are notified snd requested 10 attcuo for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted All per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this s6rh dav OF January, A. D. 1898
WM n. MARTIN. Administrator.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11

QUINCY Daily Herald: The cabinet
rumors continue very busy with the
name of Walter @ Gresham. As basis
for reports which mske him prospective
holder of an important place in the new
cabinet we have the fact that he is held
in very high esteem by Mr.. Cleveland,
which feeling is fully reciproca.ed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
A Fortunate Valet.

Count Montrond's valet waited on him
one morning most unsuccessfully. He could
find none Of the tot ct articles Montrond
handed them to him, remarking: You
must admit that you are lucky to have me
here. Without me, you certainly could not
wait upon me."-Saa Francisco Argonaut.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11

FITS All fits stepped free by Dr.
Kine's Great Nerve Restorer. No fits
sitter the first days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and 50 trial bottle free 10
Mt Cases. Send to DR.. Kline. 93I Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
druggists: call on po,irs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11
PROTECT YOUR EYES
MR.. h HIRSCHBERG

Inc weu-known uptician OF GO nlt-,,
". e. cor. q h and Olive), ST, Inn L'tS
appointed T fl. Thomas 8, sea M :. =;
Celebrated Diamond Spectacle a., 10y IL
glasses, and also for his DIsmo 1oi ~ ~
Manageable Spectacles and Fye sJ ~
inc glasses are the grestest iFys,.,'
ever made in spectscies. nv H'sLll
construction Of the Lens 2 perso55 -, Z.
chasing pair Of these NoDCbs,...PlsI1 N.
Glasses never has 10 change tbess S Ss.-i
from the eyes, and every pair r7, 1870
is guaranteed, so that If tbev av a,'47 -.
the eyer (no matter how or scrs,Tbs ,s, y:
Lenses are) they will furnish ~ ~. y
with a new pair Of glssses 'rea ~ - ~
7. ii. THOMAS hasa full ssso M
and invites all to satisfy fbs-- -.-.t,
of the great superiority Of these 49,
over any and all Others now IN ne .' IA II
and examine the same 1t tim. rto-.s'S
druggist and optician, Roc IsIs75 ~
No Peddlers Supplisd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11

In mythology there are three fates, three
furies and three graces, and coming nearer
IN our time Shakespeare introduces the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-11

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and are per
feet in composition. proportio and appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
IN LAMAR COUNTY. TEX.

Paris. Tex, April - OSpccial) The
storm reports received herr todny show
heavy damage at several other points
in the county. About Il mile northeast
Of Petty tenant house on thc Rulher-
ford farm was blown down Mrs. Hon
dersou had u leg and each arm broken
In two places. Henderson and other
members of the family were badly hurt,
Ia Petty the store occupied Icy Drum
mond Hardware company was demoliAh-
ed with the stock of goods, and one or
two residences wrecked. I'm the Pmr
neighbOrhOod u Cumberland Presbyterian
church had Just been finished An en-
tcrtainment was ia progress 10 raise
money IN buy seats. The storm picked
up the church, twisted IL out of shape
and pclted the fleeing audience severely
with hail.
Besides the damage reported last night
the Second Christian church was badly
damaged. aud several residences We're
arucl, by lightning The destruction OF
fruit and gardcns has been great Corn
was not injured materially
Cotton is not up enough 60 be- hurt
The rain WAS general
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
ANUwBER OF PEOPLE KILLED,
ST. Louis Suffers to a Considerable Extent
From the Wind,
mississippi Also Suffers GreailY-Lamar
County In ti-Kansas Got The word
Of the Storm Reports
From All Points.

ST. louis. Mo, April t2-With the
dawn of today came local reports Of dam
ages from last nights storm that are
surprising, even To- those who feared the
worst. While no loss of life has yet
been reported. there were several ncci-
dents aud 10 IS almost n miracle TINT
there IS mo- death list 10 record,
One exciting occurrence WAS the nm
roofing of the work house. No prisoners
escaped, however The roof OF che
Third district substitution az Jefferson
aud Dayton streets was also destroyed
without iniuring any one. Street ear
travel in all directions was badly Inter-
rupted 10y broken treOs, broken wircs
aud other distractions and Is vet only
partially recovered,
Thousands of dollars worth Of lumber
was carried away by the river, which
is still rising
steam Yacht belonging 30 Sidney
Quirk. an English tourist, was blown
ndrift aud also half n dozen wharf hoats.
IL "a not npprchendcd, however, that the
people aboard have met with any So.
rious accidents.
From nll over the city and suburbs
come reports Of houses unrOofod aud
contents damaged by water The loss
will aggregate many thousands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
'NEWSCONDENSED.

.. CIV eParson" Davies repeated
\ Inc 10 Bob l'itzs lmmons In behalf
le,nynlsEl to eight for $4,000 a SIDE
' ,orrest purse obtainable at catch
4 oueensbury rules
t.,ts Fe strikers are slowly return
,rort The compauy's ultimatum
~ No, returning by Thursday morn
he discharged, win probably cause
,he men 10 90 back by that time
.obes OF the American school OF
~ AZ Temple Hcrat, near Micenae
\, revealed the foundation OF an an
.,rnle mentor cd by Homer as hav-
!, burned. %. c. 423. Many pieces OF
wo.ss Of art have been unearthsd'
l..nnrg Pa. a group Of los Russian
~ has been unenrthed by the police.
IT, throwers purpose was to make
4 he police. The group was organ
1 pauer and Mold. recently sent TO
t,,sntlary. Meetings have been stop
M they have promised TO leave the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13

Austin Tex. April Especial lin
NO a fternonn session the general Nppfo-
nriation bill was resumed.
M Cooke offered an amendment
reducing the salary OF the chlei ee.ite.r,66
in the treasury department rom F-VV
10 $1,000 and Mr.. Onion a sqpsl!tuse ~
ducinr the salaries Of all the treasury
clerks 10 per cent, Whloh
Cooke accepted 49,, ,tis
Nj Onion said he proposed TO run thls
amendment through all the depart men Il
aud Mr. James suggested thal ~ enoeiu w
he applied then by going BACK ~ w
lin IA The salaries Of the clerks IN tn'
eyecntive Office and the state depart
menf. The amendment was lost py lne
tie vote Of the speaker
Mr.. Onion offered similar iloupn ~
10 the salaries Of clerks IA lnt 'olnt
trollers Office. A motion to tnnle VIZ
lost and on q motion 10 9uViH, and
Onion demanded the ayes and nays Nnu
Mir Wheless moved q call of the mousse
Mr. Fields. to test, he said tne Pr
fessed economists who are cons uullus
The time Of the house, moved % eAClhe
the absentees, which caused MT w he'
less 10 explain that his motion whr 20,
for delay, hut 10 have the eApres9lpu
Of q fun attendance Of members VIM
shouid be ftretent
The house fused 20 excuse the 90
sentees. and the general land office pc,
ing NEXT ip order. Mr.. Onion again pled
his 40 per cent motion. The same
tice followed and the absentees pelns
excused and the call suspended the qus3
ton finally required on the Onion amenu
ment applying 70 the comptroller us-
partment. .s...
Mr. Onion replying TO intimatlons
about suggestions cominr from 4slef "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
THE GOVERNORS
--
OF Most OF the Southern States
in Session
AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
To Consider Matters for the Good Of The
South.
Governor Mckinney Says Ne Hopes The Body
viii Work and Not TaIk--Who are
Thore-A Committee
Appointed.

Richmond. Va, April 12.-Iu the his.
toric capitol building Of this city, where
the state secession convention met in
1861 and upon which the tag proclaim
ing the withdrawal of Virginia from the
Union was first rum up there assembled
today number of mon whose dolbem-
Of now era In the industrial Interests
of the Southern states. IL Is q convention
of Southern governors 10 dcvise ways
and means TO induce good citizens 20 inn
migrate to the South and aid 10y their
capital aud skill in the development of
is natural resources.
The idea of the gathering originated
with Governor Fishback of Arkansas,
who has been for years a leading spirit
in the movement 10 boom The new
South Out OF regard for the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13

the world. especially the North. 10 in
siir,a "a snpedv and healthy development
of Southern population and wealth
IL Is argued by Governor l1shbnck that
at the time of the Centennial exposition
az 1876 the condition of the south was 80
tt,ce.rtaitt mud So misunderstood ms 10 rc-
pel immigration and Investment me
Tide was. therefore, diverted 70 the North
western states aud territories, has con-
tiued 10 iow Ia that direction ana mas
effected Il wonderful transiormQ non ~
that region The present condilioN or
tbe Soutb however, Governor Fishbaci
aud others believe. Is such that u properly
advertised, II viii attract both capital
and home seekers 80 this seelph'
Promptly at noon today HOYernur Nc
Kinney of Virginia entered the chambef
nj the head of the Southern governors
Prayer was offered, Of the close OF
which the governor delivered cOfulAi
speech Of welcome, saying ne trusted
they would be a working ana nyt q talk
ing body. He then nOminateu Governor
Fiahbaok OF Arkansas Tor temporary
chairman who was elected,
J. Bollblggor, derk OF VIC mousse OF
delegates. was elected secretary. CONE
miftee OF Eve, consisting Of Governors
Mckinney, Brown, Jones' Foster and
Stone, was appointed On permanent or
ganizatiOn and mode Of procedure, WIN
instructions to report Thursday morning
al II O'Clock
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The following states were reported,
Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina,
S0nth Carolina Georgia, Alabama. Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Louisiana, West Nir-
gina, Arkansas and Mississippi
The states without representatives are
Kentucky Florida and Texas
Letters of regret nt their inability 10
attend the convention were read from
Governors McCorcklG Of West Virginia
and lurney OF Tennessee.
a letter from the reception committee
Of the chamber Of c0mmerce Yves read,
inviting tile visitors 20 lunch AT the
Memorial bazar and drive around the
city ia carriages The invitations were
accepted
The delegates az o'clock entered the
governors mansioa, where they were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13

from Smith county. said the source Of
suggestions had mOthlug to do with the
merits OF propositions and q members
Locality should not be argued against
appointments which were proper.
Mr.. Greer spoke In strong condemns
ton of impugning the motives Of members
ana attubuung to them n desire TO make
campaign rec0rds The fnct of their being
members was presumptiye of their good
intentions and desires 90 subsorVe the Inc
terests Of their constituents as being In
the interests Of the state
The 10 per cent reduction was adopt
ed as TO the compuoller's clerks ayes,
81; noes, A.
Mr. Onion moved TO reconsider and TO
table that motion. but withdrew ii after
Mr. Pickett stated he had been with
MN IN favor of reductions, but would
change If such motion was presented.
Inc Onion amendment as 10 the item
OF $500 reduced TO S1OSQ for the sal
airy of the cOmprollcr's first assistant and
clerk, was recousidercd and amended
to make the salary Of each of the ten
clerks Sl125.
Mr.. Fields proposed to strike out tho
item for i've assistant clerks.
Mr. Henderson of Lamar said so far
as he was concerned he had been pur-
suaded IN committee that these clerks
We're necessary.
Mr. Fild's amendment was defeated.
The 10 per cent reduction as 30 the
land Office clerks was adopted by n vote
of 53 60 40
BY Mr. Bayne-An amendment striking
ont the item for additional clerks and
draughismen.
Mr. Erskine argued these clerks were
necessary but the amendment was
adopted
BY Mr. Bowman amendment reduc
ing the salary Of the receiving clerks t.
$500.
Pending consideration the house adj
journcd I'LL o'clock Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
IN MISSOURI.

ST. Louis Mo, April Pas wire
communication Is re-cstablished, details
Of last nights storm nre received, which
show fearful work Roofs fences, trees,
small buildings, Oh over the state We're
destroyed.
Al Lexington seven people were killed
and dozen severely hurt
AT CordrOy, d small mining town, nine
are already dead aud twelve others
fatally hurt Tho whole town was de-
strOyed
AT ROlln threc-quarters Of the town
was destroyed and four killed.
Al Sianberry five or six were killed
and several injured.
10 Mcxioo, Carthage Macon, Page
CITY and other places nll report serious
dafnage. IN this dly individual losses
are snail. but Is win aggregate 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13


and 10 the offices OF the governor and
secretary of the commonwealth. In
the capitol sat the Confederate congress.
La 1870 the state court of appeals held
IFS sessions In tie building, and during
the heat of the ElysCn-C hahoou mayor
atty case the floor Of the COURTROOM fell
20 the hall of the house below. killing
the cnpitOl there is some relic Of the
colonial, Confederate or Revolutionary
era.
The capitol park, or square. as it Is
called Ia Richmond, is beautifully laid
off aud shaded with magnolia trees, some
of which were planted By Jefferson. In
II Is the Washington monument, the
most ambitious equestrian group IN Amer
ica the Hart marble statue VI lIeury
Clay, and the Foley statue of Stoncwall
jackson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
.PARDmDGE Talks REVENGE.
aAs A BIG STAKE LEFT AND WILL.
MAKE BULLS DANCE TO
HIS MUSIC.

llgago MS, April l2.-Tbe most Widely
sba neat Speculation In the grain trade
I'm g3Y'lu tonight acknowledged himself
4 hot ruined Ia an interview TO-
X ,opvtlng under abnormal excitement
n fPa a extraordinary day ON chnnge. I'd.
reysnai age talked wildly OF MS losses
real s declaring his wife's fortune and
- reeoup himself and down tbs 'e epn.
vslI ne admitted bad pushed him 10
hy nv ~ = ihe great May deal .pm done
N ab,tti l1 niqis said Partridge. hysteri-
kuov, a w ~ get back at them. / do
wor,h" ast ! have lost, but have 50 900. :
|up "a p oi feal estate aud III bring il
a fort,,, 'front.' n necessary My Wife
es. stay right here ON the aoor any ,e ,,; Hp
4 dspott13e racket it has given me. T6ev
male 20 my Kidding before. aud i
Ae Them do So apain. "N =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13

country Ia existence Houdon, who wns
commissioned 10y the general assembly To
do this work, visited Mount Vernon and
remained with Washington for two
weeks. During this time lac took east
Of his subjects face and bust and the
measurements of the other portions of
his body. There rs also In the rotuudu
q bust Of Lafayette 10y the same sculptor
and ON the walls Of The senate chamber
~ the mammoth canvas of Lami, repre-
scuung the storming Of the redouht at
Yorktown. The hall Of the house of
delegates was the scene of the trial of
Aaro Burr for treason before Chief
Justice Marshall, and here also met the
state secession convention In 1861. IL
was over the capitol building was run up
the Dag announcing 20 the people of
Richmond that Virginia had scccuded
On the upper floor, on the willis of
the hanging corridor, Is the portrait
gallery Of Nirmnu's colonial state gov
errors Nld other distinguished sons.
and from this corridor access Is had to
the library room, with It's large colec-
ton vi books, manuscripts aud relics,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
TIIn GnARY LAW.

Washington. April -. Extraordinary
efforts win be- made to secure ndjudicn'
dom upon the Chinese exclusion act by
the supreme court az this term. The
matter has been subject TO corresponds
eucc between the government Of tho
United States and China, and at the re-
quest of the state department the depart-
ment Of justice has completed the nee
e,isury preiminaries In conjunction with
counsel for the Chinese government, and
its subjects in this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
RIOT IN BRUSSELS.
NNiEN DEMAND UNIVERSAL SUE.
FRAGE AND ARE
SLASHED.

nssels, April H. Immediately after
~ s'eADling OF the deputies today al
~ crowd gathered around the Place
nation. The incessaut uccesslons OF
LIQUIDS soon swelled the crowd un-
me Rue Royal. The parliamentary
kta wac already surrounded by I'M
NV police. As the crowd became de-
..ffIve q squadron OF police WINS called
,g na theld ready 10 charge. AT 4 O'Clock
AN sAIlg men who were az the parla-
suffrage ana made n rush 10 brrai,
pS1aee line, The police We're driven
Ints l1 the mob tried 10 rush up the steps.
IA reserves charged With drawn
VS. me mob met them with repeated
& sr %1 stone but eventually were forced
seva, we party dispersed. In the con-
N or ~ Policemen We're struck with
" uampled on ' -'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
AT BRADY. 4,

|dy, Tex. via Brentwood. Tex,
l2.-(Special)-There was big
D Brady tonight. The entire BUSH
portion Of the East Side was burn
bnSsting Of the stores Of $. A. Ben
John ID. Miller and j. G.. Holton.
barber shop Of j. w. Henderson,
|iyery stable and saloon Of j. +.
the Iron Front saloon, belonging
A. King and one vacant house.
fen's store on the north of the row
saved also ID. Dool q Son. and II.
foods on the south. Some insurance.
loss. unknown. The alarm was
at 1915 u. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
THE CAPITOL BUILDiNo, moHMoND

governor. who Is looked 70 as the father
of Tie convention. has sirOng hold upon
the people OF his state, aud Is probably
her most potent factor ia industrial as
wen political affairs
Ge0rgias governor, William j. Northen,
Is well equipped for service Ia this move
ment A farmer, and q successful one,
the people OF Hancock county began
sending him 10 represent them IN the
legislature fifteen years ago He WIS a
director Of the State Agricultural 80
riety for many years and its president
before be assumed ,g, the executive Once
South Carolina governor, a political pro-
duct of the Peoples party movement,
is an interesting figure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
IN MISSISSIPPI

Now Orleans la, April u "A Times
Democrats Vicksburg, Miss, dispatch
saws Conductor Thomas of the Nu2oo
aud Mississippi Valley railway wires here
the entire town of Robinsonville. Co
homn county. was swept away 10y u cy-
clone at $50 this evening. All The stores
were Ia flames Several negroes and per
haps some whites, were buried Ia the ru-
ms. The depot was completely destroy
cd and the night operators vito killed.
\ culOrrd child was also killed. only
two houses are left standing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
HILLsBORO
STORM DOES SOME DAMAGE
A BOY BADLY HURT.
BY A HORSE.

iusboro, Tex, April 12.--(Special.) j..
night between . and 10 o'clock
fTlhc storm swept through this town,
pietely dem0lishing several houses
DONG considerable damage, though
Pc 70 say no lives were lost and ma
pus, injuries sustained. The extent
n loss cannot now be- estimated.
i Dorenfeld's little boy while
3ls IN the yard this morning was
Ea by a horst and is not expected to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
SPORTING.
a GREAT REGATTk.

~
H. Tex. April 12.--(Special AS
~ 90 by the fact thar the lake re-
fJpring the dam dedication week
4 q win be grand success becomes
'end more apparent every day as
ent becomes better known and the
Of mail correspondence that Is
lponrlng In is assuming mammoth
Hons. Captain Crotty was yes
IN receipt Of a letter from Blu
4 Ne English champion, written from
n. IN which he stated that If the
Hons Of the race were as he had
informed. he wanted to come over
Nor The regatta. The committee
I'm cabled him that he had been
Eiy informed, and his appearance
sdn may be looked for at an early
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13

double span wagon bridge across Sioux
river was wrenched from its piers and
dashed against the river banks A large
elevator was demolished. Nearly every
building IN town was moro or less dam
aged. Estimated property loss is $780,
GOO
Near westGeld, s. d., man and wife
were killed
AZ Page, Neb.. much damage was
done and Clara Mayors was killed aud
two children dangerously injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-13
HONDURAS REVOLUTION.

New Orleans, La, April PA dis
patcli from Honduras announces the rev
olutionists have abandoned the interior
and are moving toward the Atlantic
coast. The fail of Ceiba Is confirmed
Tue Liberal party Is said 10 have seized
the American steamship Rover OF the
Oten line. engaged 10 the fruit trade
aud with the assistance Of this Aldp
captured Iruxillo.