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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Tho Now York Central Train.

BUFFALO. N. Y, May 2.-The second
day OF the progress OF tho New York Cen
trails worlds fair exhibit was even moro
successful in respect OF attracting popular
interest than the first day. The train was
drawn from Syracuse to Rochester over
the Auburn road, and at every sta
ton the train received an ova-
ton. At Auburn tho machine
shops, factories and schools were closed,
and everybod in town except the in
mates of the state prison was out, At
least $1,000 gathered about the station
and lined the tracks, cheering and waving
hats, etc. The same scenes were enacted
on a somewhat smaller scale At Seneca
Falls and Waterloo. At CanandaiRua
everything and everybody wac In holiday
garb. Flags on the public buildings were
hoisted and the fire and church bells
rung.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
sooner Than Expected

IT UUksI
Tom Highbee-"When does your mar
rage with Miss Goldbug come Off"
Hoffman Howes-"Ifs off now"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

There from California aud Mexican Mrr
mos With thr assistance ot n little at
fnlfn they pass Through the hnrd Winters
ut that territory n splendid condition.
and the Amhng season produces very
profitable results.
The Half Circle @ Cattle company
shipped 1000 head OF cattle 10 tho Terri
tory last week.
The Fort Worth aud Rio Griude road
Is doing ir husiucss shipping out
cattle OF which Bwwuwood furnishes
the lions share.
DO sheep ldn Mmlmg II is pretty
wen settled that they east a blight over
ordinary grass fields, but 10 is claimed
thnt ultulta roots too deeply and is SO
hardy that it connot hc destroyed
Il IA usual for the cattle market 10
get stronger after Lent bun This year
has been AN exception, the market have
lug been very slow during The past wecl,
aud all grades of cuitlc lower in price
A national convention of butchers win
be held ut Evansville Ind, May 23 to
~ one OF the objects of the convention
Is 10 consider the prOprirty Of establish
ing ln Immense cooperative stOCkyArls
and Strengthening establishment IN conn
petition with She present concerns. aud
70 supply tie local beet trade an over
the country by shipments in rclrgcrn-
tor cars. similar convention 10 this
was held about year ago and Dallas
made Il big bid for the plum As notli-
ing has hreu heard Of thc matter for a
long time II has probably fallen through.
Very few choice heavy cattle we're re-
ccivcd the past week nc Chicago -Four
loads averaging 1886 pounds. sold at
1855, hut the the NEXT highest WIS
1915, aud comparatively few sold above
$500. Good Texas Hoprs not much diff
fcrrnt from "a week ago. hut Texas COWS
and cannon are 2aN8Oc lower The
weak throughout the week, closing prices
Ia most cases being lOdl5c lower than
a week ago Prices for shcpp have
shown but little change Int the feeling
in the trade has been strong and the
tendency generally upward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

:, u has been suggested thaf thp corvette
Neets1rse, she that sank the Alnhnma Son
wv i"uvut enlargement on ChorhOirU dUr
lng me clvn war. be hurried home from the
We, ihhes 90 shVw herself to the nnvies
o ne world. THIS historic old relic of
hhuhelium DAYS. th0uCh 4 type oil vessel
Low LOW, obsolete g one ~ which me American
people are justly proud aud should be
ordered north, oven II & be- necessary for
one or tho new gun boats 90 relieve her
WIN none 81 the Modern convenience that
o"u ~ uinth 70 the comfort and health ~
q crew IN tropical wators this faithful old
Wutch dog ~ the republic has bean kent
on duy continuously IN the West lndles
LOT moro than year. while her more favor
Ell sisters, with an ARTIFICIAL system 81 venti.
latloi ana Ice machines capable ~ turning
OUT daily tons Of this much needed commod-
navy yard wharf or cruising along the coast
on New England during the suniuicr season.
1h me iofecasur " this historic craft
stands The same old ii.inch pivot gun. from
whose inuzzie leapcd the shot thar decided
the engagement and sunk the slippery priva.
lgef TINT hnfnssed the imltad states more
man the whole Confederate navy comhm-
Difficult would II be- 10 nni. IN American
waters q more appropriate spot than Hump.
Ton iioods Tor the monster vessels ct the
world To rendezvous. Land locked and
easy OF access by deep wutcr channels FROM
the sea, tubs broad rXpansc OF water be-
tween thc canes ~ the Chesapeake is an
tmIe9l nnchorage Tor the visiting .warshins
here II Was that he rebel ram herfimac.
running out FROM Norfolk one morning
cseated such havoc among the nitpd states
neet, and sank the Congress and Cumbpr-
land only % ne herself vanupished q few
days later by John Edcs sons ~chpss, box
on raft"Athc little iron clad thnt saved
the union aud gave the initial impulse TO
ron snip building bosh at home and abroad.
Across the sun 10 waters ~ fhr rcadstcad.
lies our strongest fortress behind whose
tnick walls Jefferson Davis the president
OF the Vohfeieracy WIS once n prisoner
The Columbian naval review was cunceiv-
"a many years ngo thn Eh TIE idea did not
take "a practical form until congress authoriv.
ell II on April 18th, 1870 BY virtue ~ this
act, the secretary OF state cNtcndpd invita-
tldn To the navips Of the would to- "spnd
ships Of war to ioin the United States navy
IN rendezvous at Hampton Roads, thence
to New York hnrbor there Go take part in
the naval review la connection With the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

ofifai orders n Il the Intention ~ Almita
GhCratli % anchor ids hert in rQl SUI ~
ves4Cla extending from, lrguIs toWn on thf
~ ftu 60 West iWcuiA+lihrt Nifvtt on ho
south. about four cahir itn4ths apart TIE
foreign shius viii anchor abreast " thr
Anne ican vessels in the soiay order
April ~ win BE- gnla ilaA, owing 20
the crowded conditions " Tue narimr anl
attempt 10 move the entire fleet. thn gun.
boat Dolphin acting ns review vessel VIII
steam down The line Win tne. piesinvut gt
the lnited states GA hOatd. lNcn Wnrship
will tire salute Of tweuiy-onc gnns aud
man her yards or tons as ihe case NAY
tertain The ranking foreign ongpis 90
grand banquet This will hc fnltlWed by
lesser dinuer3 anil other entertainments Ply
the city of New York Al thc conclusion
- these ceremonies. those oncurs who can
be spared from their respective vessels. VIII
visit thicago I'm body tO Witness tue open.
the visitors The hcct will probably dishand,
the American and foreign VESSELS going 90
their respective stations abroad.
10 an probability, ihefp Will DE 90 least
tWeuty-Vlaht furelln vcsstls iu line the day
of the great parade. liy far the most inter.
wiing ~ those viii hc the CarlrclH Santa
tgn Which spain sounds of Che yetsY, iu
which Columbus crossed the Atlantic Great
britain VIII without donht have the most
powerful representation nmuug the foreign
the Australia and Blake az the best an.
round lighters among the visiting war
shlns Tho former AZ an aruorod crtiistr
With q lu-irch protective belts while the
latter Is D. protected cruiser Of pWO toms
displacement No u ME- rnsnccts resembling
ON aruurcd cruiser New York, though she
h not as powerful or sprcdy
no epotn ho,r,,,. am a., o,r,rt,, ,,,,
min, ~ Do .,,'..if'i w h., ,,.,r'i,i, ~.
rre.t elat.sar ~, tl.i,,, h. .,t,t, ,.,.t
ifri Win n sn,ns - s9n 4 ti'',t' ,,., t',,,, ~
nrociiceiiv n nn,r shin VyTcD ma yes.i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

gotten ready as rapidly as possible, and l y
the thrret and sponsor arlnor can pc peeS,e
in position by April 2Ith, tue New l VaS
will be as spic and span as any Eesei
under the blue nag OF Admiral SherNIui,
OF course the new cruiser can not pc puitt
IN commission by that time Tor sue ~
not be ready for her Official ulAl peiole
Nav; but the Cramps intend 10 man hefi
with crew OF picked men ana tshrtaa
captain Sargent win show ;hen, All We
power that lies within her shapely ZINES; ~
soon as the war vessels are sighted On Wy
canes of the Delaware, the New 1ofk WI
Pit 10 sea aiid accompany them on VIZ
voyage north. The day Of the review she
Will steam mp and down the line ~ ine
wake Of the presidents boat, making
speed trial possibly, after the Official rune
uons are all completed.
With the possible exception OF the huhhlh y
srmored cruiser DimitH Donssol SHOULD
she reach American waters ia time hilh
lie English flagship Blake no vessel 81 wy
combined fleets can compare lu battery bnu
arInor 10 our latest crentiOn-and TIE op-
portunity 10 compare Americas marvellous
advance in warship building with the ial.
EST productions from the boards or EufvPe ahh
deslgners. VIII be an object Lesson Wen
worth the paitry sum appropriated ~ son'
gress TO defraY the expenses VI the gAlhef-
ing clans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
FLAGsnP REINA REaENTE SPANISH
BANsANa IrALIAS BRAZILIAN FLAGSHIP "AeulpABAN

review squadron. The organization as 4
stands today Is as follows; The Philadel-
phla bearing the Dag OF the coinmnndff.in-
chief Is the nagship with he gun boat
Dolphin aud torpedo boat Gushing as Ns-
patch vessels. Rear Admiral a. H. X Ben
ham, ln the flagship Newark, commands
me arst division consisting " The ateei
cruispra Baltimore, san Francisco, Atlanta,
Remington ind Bancroft, Acting Rear Ads
uiral John G.. Walker. with the chicago a.
his flagship commands tie secoal division
consisting Of the steel cruisers Charleston,
Concord yorktown, the dynamite boat We
EuVius, and the Monitor Miant0n0moh, ihr
tinted states force. the vessels " which
are all familiar % Tie American people
inns consists ~ ifteeu vessels. All u them
~ modern build and armament
The programme now ~ Tor the entire nfct
"a rendezvous az Hampton Roads b. April
iT week vii be devoted 10 painting
thip scraplng spars and Otherwise preptf-
ing the warships for q CRITICAL lnspeci ~
Esrly In the morning or April "a. the SIS
nei triil De made get under way ana pro-
coed IN squadron n AcN AOrk.' A. mo
aeef viii probably not steam AZ gfeattf
rnesd thae zen knots per hour, the vessels
tttu urobahly arcnOr ~ the Horseshoe On
esuJE H6ok on tae afternoon Of the 18Th
eerfinuiug no the North river on ihe morn
IN ~ lie 20ih. According a The latest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

MANY FLAGS THERE.
The Great Naval Parade TO oc-
cur at New York.
DETAILS OF THE REVIEW.
Foreign Ships thai win Take Pari-IOhnny
Bull Has An Aversion 10 Showing
His Naval Strength to Pos
sbe Foes
DETAILS OF THE REVIEW.


For The Gazette.
New York. April lathe fast approach.
lns Columbian Ndyal review gives promise
Vl oelng me erundcst concOurse Of war
Sf9tt that has ever been Witnessed. Never
before IN the worlds history have the Don.
oefous ughtilg muchnes ~ The great powers
neeh RNhered together ia peaceful array.
n9ttlesiiip, crulser. despatch and gun boat.
VIII an unite 70 honor the memory OF the
True IN point OF numbers, England can
hOast q greater fleet on H. occasion Of the
queens jnbllpe: but tho rcpresentation then
was largely British, and devoid OF the Inter
u,ellonaI character that our coming celebra-
non - destined 10 assume. Patriotic Amer.
leans lining the banks OF the majestic Hud.
son nom the Battery TO Grants tomb ON
tne morning OF Aprll 10Th viii be- rewarded
py the sight Of % naval pugent such as
GUY ufeumers have pictured u the widest
nlghts ~ their Imagination and one that
WI De handed down from generation to
generation MS the triumph OF American
forethought ana enterprise
some c0inment has arisen owing 20 Eng.
lands tardlncss In designating the vessels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

that she will despatch 10 Join the nag OF
Vice Admiral Hoptdns--also at her seeming
aversion to showing her highest type OF coast
defenders. Ihe proud mistress OF the
seus" seems 10 be as anxious TO keep secret
her full lighting strength, as are the pusil-
luminous naval powers Of China and Japan
at least Il Is a Significant fact that none
Of Alhion's great aimored battle ships are
70 enjoy the hospitality OF the United States.
Though we might suffer just at present by
comparison. tho lesson would be whole
some one; aud the presence OF vessels OF
the royal sovereign class would have a
sautary eject p0n our ap9 tic law max
era from the inland states.
Unfortunate II is that the United states
VIII not .bc able 10 show It's phenomenal
advance IN naval architecture by having IN
line such Vessels as the battle ship Indiana,
the aInOred cruiser New York, and the COM
merce destroyer Columbia though the Phil.
adelphia Newark, aud Baltimore will be
far ahead of anything OF their displace-
ment In the parade. Since the recent re-
cord breaking performance OF the New York
however, Secretary Herbert has decided TO
give our foreign friends AZ least a fleeting
glimpse OF vessel that a. more than the
peer OF their heaviest cruisers.
The pride of the navy will therefore, be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
ANEW sleLs.
Missionary snsham's Translation In the Ian
guaae OF the Gilbert Islanders.


New York. April 10. The nrst Bible IA The
language OF The Gilbert Islanders WAS
p.lutcd yesterday in the press rooms " The
American Bible society in the iilhlv liuuse'
The publication marks me enh ~ Wltl4-
four years Of labor on the part uf the
Itcv Hiram Bingham. who has been a mis-.
sionAry on the lHlnidh.
several friends ~ the missionary gathered
IN the composing rOuin Yesterday morning
and listened rs Mr.. Ringhum ms ne told of
Inc work OF his lifetime. His father Hiram
bingham, was missionary before him.
Mr.. Bingham himself having been born Ia
Honolulu Nxty-tW0 yOnrs ago It's WAS
graduated FROM Yale college ia lhh3, nnd ia
1906 begun Ills luhnrH on the Gilbert iHlnud
group which M Zoo NILES 10 the southwest
~ the Sandwich Islands, being 90 ihe llno
Of the equator Three years uflprward he
undertook tO reduce 10 writing lhe hitherto
unwntten language of Che natives, ana
began the WORK of TRANSMITTING the NrW 'loA
lamont ~ health forced HIM 90 suspend
MS labor, nnd u was not until April IT,
1919, that he hnishcd tho New Testament.
ON AWil H. 1890, three years ago yesler.
day. he found himself nt the last verse 81
the Old Testament lie then came 90 Amer.
lea aid on May ~, 15f2 put Tho manu-
script into the hands 81 Dr. Gilman the
secretary ~ thc Bible society to Zoe printed.
ON june T. he received the FIRST proof. and
la this ritA, with hiH Wifo, lie began the
proof roudng ten months ago, no read The
Of Revelations ana thus tQ cnd hiH task
was the purpose of ypHierd0y'H ceremony
MT bingham stood IN the GENRE Of DIS
circle Of friends among tie fonts Of type
in the most notable competing room IN tlie
world, whore the Scriptures are set IA 2i2
III IerCnt lnnOagoa, The concluding Yeiae
WAH pui ln type, proof WAS inkrn, a slight
correction vas made. ana NJ. bingham
READ the verse aloud IN the Gilbert Island
tongue, Superintendent IhOmp8on then led
the way 10 the pressroOm ana another
foreign Bible WINS added 10 The list printed
by the American Bible society. Ia the after,
noon several Yolumes were bound aud pre-
scented ns souvenirs ~ the OccAsl0n. Tho
book cpnihius OJl pages
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

International exhibition at Chicago. com
memborallve OF the four hundrcdth unnlver.
snry or the discovery OF America by Colum-
bus" The invitation further said. "it is
the sincere ana earnest wish OF the presl-
dent that this proposed celebration shall
be commensurate with the Importance OF
tho historical event which Il commentaries
and shall Illustrate the extraordinary nd
vance In the progress of naval Architectural
up TO the present time.
Acceptances We're received by the state
department from time 10 time, each nation
designating the number OF vessels Ia be
sent AZ soon as the review became an Hs-
surpd success Rear Admiral BuucrOft Cher
arli the senior officer OF the United States
navy was detailed as the Commauder-lu-
CHIEF Early IN September, 1872, this officer
left Washington for San Francisco 20 as.
sumo command OF all the vessels that the
navy department could spare from the crus-
er Baltimore. and steamed down the west
coast for Hampton Roads via the strait Of
Magellan, where he arrived a few weeks
ago
A special order from the navy depart
ment temporarily discontinued The north
ana south Atlantic suuudrOns lnstructlng
their respective commanders 20 report 10
Admiral Gherardi FOR duty In the naval
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
LIVESTOCK.
THE BEE COUNTY FLY PEST.
ACCOUNTED FOR.
The Cattle Movement tho Past week TO
the rerrltory--Aa Annette Negro.
The Arizona sheep


Some time ago The Gazette printed an
account OF new fly that was troubling
stock IN Rec county A correspondent
sends The following explanations
A dny or two since YOU mentioned q
They are undoubtedly the buffalo rnat.
and are rcally dangerous 90 stock. /
bad one spring experience while buying
cattle IN Bowie county, where they are
very bad They come early iu spriug
aud last two or three weeks. settle in
clusters like swarm Of bees ON the
least protected parts ct horses and cattle.
Mules suffer most and are easily Killed.
] knew green railroad outfit passing
through 10 lose twelve out OF sixteen
one evening. Mares are next IN susccp-
tihility 10 uttnck than horses. aud lusb
cattle The people of Bowie county build
large smOko-frcs IN woods for cattle and
protect HORSES by rubbing a mixture OF
Pine, or coal tar and tullow ON then.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
CAN THROW A srEER

Joe Miller, the handsome young cow
man OF Winfield. Kan. waq nt The linton
yards the Inter end Of last week, whore
he had train Of steers en- route for
the pOnca reservation. Joe has in his
service darkoy. who acts as his prirci-
pal fuctotum and who is In his glory
when he can he among cattle, and Is
said TO be utterly worthless Nt anything
else. He ia compactly built negro,
does NOT hook Go be very large, hut weighs
about 300 pounds. Ills muscles are like
iron. aud he does not know whit fear Us.
One feat that Joe ~ very proud Go show
his friends. is 60 Get the negro To- throw
q steer. When the word was given him
The son of linm walked up To the
biggest steer in the bunch &C the Yards
aud catching him by one horn, Turned
him over as easily ~ the AVERAGE man
viii ovcrturn pet lamb The negro
says there " a trick IN %. aud that &c
was easier than turning over calf
hut none Of the party seemed anxious to
try the experiment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
GERMAN I1AIsERIN
poNsKI.n ENeLIsn rRorEorEp lrLAasnpl DnLAEn

Italy-rhe protected cruisers Glgvanni Bnu
san lnagshipl, the EmR, and the cruiser
DOgali.
Bragl-The tuiIet battleship Aquidahan;
(hagshpl the protected cruiser Tamunderi
aud the cruiser Hepubllca.
The Netherlands The single cruises Van
Speyk
Argentine Republlc-The coast defence
vessel Nucyc DC Julio.
Portugal The corvette Alfonso Albnqdqr-
que.
ChIli-The armored hatueshir IN Captain
frat.
WILLIAM NEPHEW KING. JR
Q.atel United States nay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
IN GRANTS HONOR.
The Flagship WIN Fire Salute Ailer the Naval
Review.

Washington, April ~. Secretary Her
bert decided today IN connection With tho
naval review ceremonies IN New York
that th0 request 20 permit the feet 70
proceed ny The river as far as Grants
tomb Tor ihe purpose Of firing a salute
wall be iinamciicnble, FOR the rensOn that
It would interfere with the program al
ready laid down
IA order that fitting honor may be paid
20 The memory Of the great general, how
ever. the secretary has authorized ADJ
miral Gherardi 10 send the flagship
Philadelphia, after the president has
passed IN review, 10 the tomb Tor the
purpose Of firing the salute.
Mr Herbert gave to Admiral Gherhrdi
permission 10 accept the Chamber of
Commerce of New Yorks invitation 10
entertain the eailors Of the home and
visiting fleets al the seventh Regiment
Armofy euildinR 30 the close " the
parade % April 20. IL 10 the purpose Of
The Chamber ~ Commerce. 10 escort the
sailors from the lending place g NE
RrmCry with the seventh regiment and
baud and q detachment OF men from
tae New York naval reserve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

Fort Worth Tex, Sept, 2s, 1892.
Editor of Gnzettp.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
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Feb. ID, 1893.
10 The Gazette,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

The Ensor institute for cure Of liquor
morphine and tobacco, has been removed
10 their new quarters on Houston street.
entrance back Of Pickwick hotel. This
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

Seasonable specialties: Seeds and
plants, Early Mastodou corn. This corn
made seyenty-hYe bushels to the acre 10
1891, eighty bushels Ia 1892, $3.50 per
bushel Hickory King corn, $3.50 per
bushel; Nineiess sweet potatoes, $3.50;
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To The Fort Worth Gazette.
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