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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

s. n. Lloyd, roadmusier Of the JOINT
track. went to Denton yesterday
Major p. @. Byrnes of the Texas and
Pacific came in from the west yesterday,
George England, travelling auditor Of
tbr santa Fe. came IN last night to
spend Sunday here.
IL w. Campbell, triinmaster Of the
eastern division Of the Texas ana IA
cific, has gone to Dallas.
/ Potion, master mechanic Of the
Teyas and Pacific Railway company
viii beaduuarters at Big Springs, Is IN
the city. -,
n PAM. superintendent Of the Rio
crands division of the Texas facihc'
with Headquarters at Big Springs Is III
'hG HNfAlane. commercial agent Of the
Sc H. returned yesterday from Q
IN down the Fort Worth and hio
| Grnude. a..
aho twelfth annual meeting Of ne
,,'5,t;nn of Railway Telegraph oh-
,-,arintendefits will be- held at MilWaukef'
| Wis. June 20. -
NJ Murphy. division road master OF
! 49, mud Pacific, with hehuqlHI
, ,ne nj dallas. was In the ci'y ie"
/ hours yesterday
parnev Fegan. travelling passensei
.,,nn, ~ the Texas and facihe' cAhiy
oser from Dallas yesterday TO see ms
| friend, Jake Inrn- .,,
/ Colonel Jim Wilson, the GENERAL H Fem
! ~ the Chicago aud Alton oaiie III AZ i,' ~
J C,nnnrhe yesterday 80 as 10 Ve "'' -
attend church today .,.,,.l,
= " e. Curtis, iepairer Of ne .eieS's XXX
1..n,rtment Of the Missouri iNliisa ~,
rvs Railway cunipany' he'Np"'''e'
-, Whitrslioro, is 10 the ciN'
II fonrhery. supcnnteudr ~ o. hriaHei'
Il hniilings lilo Grande di'irlph u
~ Ts,as and Pacific. WIN heaNiu
,ars at Baird, is in tile city
Iobn Hughes. the well known raiii ,.',,'
,,,tra,tor ~ this city. has thhen
, h The Rock Island sarhr N''e
VA has put a force Of men TO W"th-
4, /. said that the track q ne ,, lthas
Western will he taken np 5ton i,stier.
Am 10 Sealy and DC lMe ~, iafie,
son 10 Hampstead anl iroil ~
IN sIse. seek All outlet TO the north
Pc 1. rumored among railroad mel
maj Mr. Edwards, seneIni p'ls
hra an,.,t Of the Queen and tt'-e ',i''
III IL. IN, new general pa saeii-ns "h''
WI ~. Missouri, Kansas aud IeAsr.
II q Keeuan. general aggnt oI ui,
r,,j.s,,o Burlington and Quil'Rti,
ii. Ss,,, "trip OVER the Aransa. w ",
~ psSA ,,;.ite1 Ros,,hnl Lott and Appr,'
~ s.,-ts the shnuuent 81 7ffei-
nn9 N livestock from those places
y, connection with the kesdlnF l ,,.,.
ranisatioa plan the eAP''''''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
HOUSTON NOTES.

IT,.
~ Agelt Boyd OF the Missouri
alu Texas was In the city yes
II wa,
-4u crescent was in the city yes
4. =
~ Hllhough of the land de
IVY The Gu.f, Colorado aud SAM
\ Es me city yesterday.
IN II, commercial agent OF the
Kansas and Texas, left yester-
Ira, ul,lhess trip to Galveston,
b,s,,,n OF Bridges and Build
4 ~ OF the San Antonio aud
I'm ass returned to San Antonio
I'M Nanbager j. kruttschnitt Of
. rL,a., ra,,ifc and his private sec
~ ti ,ls. linbener. left last night
Ese,o, ' p.
,jn 'o, fele Moore Is now In charge
"a atd rs SnlliNgns train on ne
81 , ,s.l,, compelled to lay of for a
Cbalas y % throat trouble.
,ar 49,, T.. feck, manager Of the
|.iSn Sd, association, returned
b bsI Vls'Ftuay from San Antonio
as5 pl9 ", been to close his last work
snss,. Ip, nser OF the San Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
Before breakfast nrumn .scltEor
Acts ~ O brhcpr trial bottlr 10 cts,

Hello Is almost new word. M u
differs IN form and use from the old
"bnlloD" 10 h merely mentioned by
Webster aud The seHtchor Tor informn,
ton ~ referred 10 "hallpur which II
ditinrd Ms nu interjectiun, u loud call
or the noise Of The hunt The forms
que, neither are they susceptible tn the
variety Of expressions that eau he given
Ia "hrllo." Probably The word hnlloo
grew out Of the cnl "hal hol' which
was almost univrrs lily used by way.
fnrcrs In oldon time When mliing az
a house along the way. HAL oil! the
mon In this section In onrly TIMES
This would quite naturally toxic the
form Of "hnl'lou. Tho house" How
ever. this derivation Is not given by
Webster but merely suggests itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Special Rock Island car No. 1d0 came
in on the n.Nas aud Pacific west bound
No 3 y, yesterday. II contained Assistant
General Manager Allen, General Superin-
tendcnt Hovey and several other high
Giguiiarics OF the system, The visit is
one of inspection. with the special object
of viewing the progress huing made On
that part Of the line now Under eohstrue-
ton The various points around the city
where work Is going on Were visited
and the officials are pleased at the rapid
prnrr,4ss briuc made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
THE NEWPORT NEWS REPORTED
SOLD

Louisville. KY June 3.-It is report 4
IN railroad circles yhat the Louisville and
Nashville has secured control OF the New
port News aud Mississippi Valley
railroad. Il is very generally believed
that the purchase has been mndr The
purchase price is put at $2u.OOO.OOO.
President Smith Of the Louisville aud
Nashville is out of the city. 1t Is gen.
orally thought that he is completing
the details Of the purchase, II the mr-
willie will have complete belt line about
the city. and will be aide to make a
strong fight against the Illinois Central,
which has been cutting into the Louis
yille and NASHVILLE terIitOry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The expression "Niiud your rs md
O'.," n 81 comparatively recent origin,
dating perhaps from the Invention o.
printing. =. ID. Q md u are ietters OF
III saiue form 10 the lower ensri ~ y
a. bl. dlhofenily used sui The saying
was 4 warming 10 printers "a get Tho let.
tefs In The right boxes Other explaim-
lions 41lsi; one d TINT when wigs wcre
worn. Il vas nlnlsspll g ns Ffaerinl nilo
ad,nonlslicd 10 mind ihlir pirds ffcctl
arJ onenrs iWirj A third n that ihf
tan.ii,rs marked y for ripi nid Y for
quart against the names Of ipfil wlsc
WI up rr0r,i ~ ihe inns. and were ID.
iurd br their customers 70 mind their
III andQa. The trst sugsestl0n teons
the best
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Measfs I.lppman bros sayunnnh iin.
Gentlemen have bad rheumatism nbnu,
10 my room most ~ the uinci I srw ~
advertisement 90 the Saline Courier iotfa.
mending r. |, T.. as cure for rhrunaiP ~
4 Ioupht three bottle. hui before I rot
through with the third bottle I was crfsi
and have not felt tie least eject ~ fheu-
iuhtism since. II y undoubtedly The bFfi
remedy Tor rheumatism ! ever tired. ! can
cheerfuily recommend II ~ the public.
You're truly, u. w. CtNNlNnHAM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

For the year ended june I. l1.iSl cars
of livestock passed through lDenison on
thc same periud in 1892 the number was
0IJG cars an Increase Of 1925 cars. Con-
sidrrlng the fact that the rush to north
eln ranges hns not been so large the past
spring ns during the one previous, this Is
a good showing for the road During
the month Of May the haul was ENn
cnrs This Is only through shipments
the local Texas traffic not being included
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
/ N sale of the Newport
A 4 Mississippi Valley.
|cs ISLAND OFFICIALS
. ,,,. Being Done Here--A Good
French Locomotives at the
..,ls, fsIr-BIu Business.
Houston Notes.
brysED RAILROAD TIME
TABLE.

1,eaying Time0
4. ,na fc-nast-bound; 5'2o
,tS a. NJ, lO'35 a, M, 4'lO p
4 : M + Westbound: 9;05 n. m.
y 1. \ psi Pacific. transcontinental d.,
lrssye. S;45 a. IN. Arrive; 6;io
=. Kansas and Texas-North-
i5.i6 a m, s p. IN. South
IA A NJ, T.2O y. IN.
Man and Observation-Disclosures;
4, M. 5.l5 2: m. sn
/ IN 4. m. $40 p, IN.
n route-Northbound: 600 a.
In n N. Southbound: $50 a. M,
Belt route -Eastbound; $40 a.
rs p N. -, CO ~.
4. sO D. IN. No. 1. departs, lilo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

In England there Is an organization
known ~ the Rural District Nursing
association. The nurses are w training
two years at a cost Of $50. Each
nurse has y salary Of Si25 10 Sl5p, with
board mud lodging aud donkey cart
IN when 10 30 the rounds of district
Of 300 to 1900 Inhabitants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
ANLRoAD EARNINGS

Il y liri Of the Philadelphia and
S, X " ~ tor April shove gross
'll 1, !. SlSs'N74. an Increase 81
=. -, tafllins1 Of ss,il 80. m
-, Tna,'SS; total net income ef
= Increase Of Siy.515. aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Most OF The transportation n Havana.
Cuba. Is furnished by little horses bitch.
ell 10 q victoria. There nre BUD "
these rigs in thnt city. aud but one horse
car line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

AurDatura bitters the celebrated appr.
tissr, ~ exquisite flavor Is used Az over the
world. pr. j. q q. sleEeri 4 sous, sole
manufacturer AT your druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

During he twelve months epdlnf Aprii
20. lAti the value u The EXPORTS o.
t,srchanJlse froul the United Sinies Wer
ssis .iig4, is7. and Of the iuupvtts Sl9li
III ,lsg During the same p..ridd tic "a.
~. n gold export over the lippoffs was
fBa f,i7 I'M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

When showing vi0lei shade The thick
ness ~ the DIN 0f a soilnp bubble n
about l'24O.OOth Of an inch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

nv local applications, as they can ni4gl lench
Sa diseased portion u We car. There y
nniy one way 10 cure dcatheHH' anu lhAt Y
s,ss1 bv al iuflamed condition 81 the nv.
,.,,,s lining OF the etlsilrhidu tube Whrn
,iii, tube gets Unframed you have , Fnm a,i
,i,nd az Imperfect hearing. and when u
'..rtir,iv closed deafness u the frsult
IA ttnies. The Inflammation onn BE- iaken
a,,t AID this tube Restored 70 ~ normal
oln ti,icp henrtng VIII be- destroy "a for
eeusi' Mn. ,ii4lls out ~ ton are caused "
,,ssrh which u nothing but nu Unnamed
sendltien II the mucous surface
w siil CIV 500 ~ ans rn.r OF l'a lil.5
~ Uail's cAtnrrh cure. send ~ cifNNlaI p
y. i GHENEY & ca, Toledo, q,
sid hy druggists, 20 CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Mis. l.. q. Watson will open a sHm-
rrsr nhool on Monday. June ., for the
Il gtfurfion Of boys and girls 10 naille-
msties. literature ana other English
studies. 70l Taylor street Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The Jruinica nhenh practice, recently
The object Of legislation, b Identical with
the southern VOddo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Tie frat record taken BY American
astronomers of an eellpge Whs 90 Long
ISLAND ON Oct. -, i1sD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

II il strange that one Of the most pop
L. ~ humorous entertainments j. mod'
LII IN he Oddities " q people who are
Jsg,ient in the sense Of huinor Yet a
.,',rs.,sr who has been nrspciniei VIII
,nifsir.i frDunt Of real negroes say.
hst nc greatcst trouble cApeisrneed
IL him was in trying 10 get is.ln 70 ng
Z srtine that really made the hu-
lt.a,c.. loilrh were inventions Of white
n mic acting Of The negroes was
XII ~ uurposeis.is antics that mdifateh
ti.h 'uirifs hht that were not amusing.
pa ghlle they were always ready %
i,n'.b M Jokes. they did NOT make any
of their Own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

s.ratt's dog soap kills Hces IN dogs
Instantly; sod Only At Anderson's dun
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
n E "A n III H

FL a "A r. N e
Daily 10 each direction. Passengers from
Fort Worth can obtain berth ~ Garrett
on application 70 II. 4 n. q. Agent at
Fort Worth. South.bound train lcayes
Fort Worth $40 D. M. Dallas GAO D. M
Garrett. SID y. M arriving Austin 900
a. M, san Antonio s ~ a. m
Nprth.hound leaves Fun Antonio $40 p
m, Austin ! 10 D. M arriving Garrett
$40 q. ~. Fort Worth 1910 a. M, Dnl-
las p.35 o. M.
BE sure your tickets read via H. & r.
O. aud T. 4 O. ~
y. J. PRICE, a. q, T., A.,
l. 4 q. n. ny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

LADIES
Heedire q tonic Or chldlen who want bnia
Ing M. sh0aid take
DROyya'b HON BiI'fEhh.
IL q s,Io.tant, curts Malaria iudlreziion
niiion.pss1. Liv1f coaiplninls and Neuraigis
sa,.se,ll,e ~ scnii Weekly Gassiie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
lEcEIvED AT CHICAGO.

REGENTS Of livestock at Chicago for
lie five months ended May 81, 1893, were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

me ,siurf did uni t-r lu refuslhg % onl.
finu.. fhn easa. u va ~ least a seeen1
aluliidafiau on iha part u Hflrii1nis 'i'ir
XIV .ffilrlrut dliissnle ~ tAleafOflur 10
Obtain rho ,sTiddiitf 81 DIS rtnlffilnni.
Msfi'lant Il Z siduu HAT 4eaes lueW 81
a-Ti9iNiii ras shi v the oavIfy and world
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
WAGNER SlEEPERS,

where everybody sleeps noundly. for they
Know tho Wagner Cars are tho best In
the world and that the Company refuses
70 run them on second-class ruada. They
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staats 9esislatnr.
u II tim, 2. Mldrs 1893

1nfin, 2. Mdr3 1898.
Senat.
&urs rad oem ,3uiammentritt bean
tragte Greer. Die SiBung anhBli9 bes
auf ben E. Mdra falenDen teramiihen
unabbdngigfeitstages bis morsen au
bertagen. pelber 9lntrag beatt aud
nit l5 gegen Ii 5timmen aur Mnmab.
me gelangte.
Wefter brahte cine Bill elm, meld)e
cine meientlide lmgeitaltung in Der
Organization unb BermaItnng Der
Stats nnineriitdt befiirmortet.
9tab ldngerer Debate iiber bic Bin
CUR Si9erfeauns ber gauhanbmerfer
bur9 elm pfanSredt auf unbesablte
yteubauten trat 8ertasung ein.
Vim Na6mittas belt Dr. 8urIeion,
Der prdfibent Der Baplors nuniperlis
tdt" in Waco. Dor ben 2egislaturnlits
gliebern unb elmer groBen Nn3abl gelas
bener 8dfte einen interefanten 0or=
trag iiber bas 2eben unb bic 5baten
Sam 6oufons.
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9niee legt unO NIT einem fpamifden
M0brfen ieuen 5heil ieines R6rpers
bearbelteie, Don Gem peine fagt, DaB
er Da anfdn9e lro Der Miiden aufh0rt.
elneH anitdnoiaeu yiamen 5u fiibrrn.
Die Manifeitdtion elmer oer Stunt
bur6aus abholoen @efinnnng erreate
ben Walermeiiter in einem WSabe, baB
er benz Wicemiitb in berber gDeile feis
men unpillen offenbarte. Das Melul.
tat mar elm SniurienproaeB. Der benz
sgl55salermeilter sl55 eine 8eloitrafe bon sebn
Warf eintrug.
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3mei neue parteien nebmen ben
plab Der ab5iebenben elm. Ser Waas
lermeiiter SC. lit 8ater eines mdnnlis
den Spr0BlingS i'm Ilter BON fiinf
Sabren, Der au ben ftb6niten 6oifnunz
gen beredtigt. paulden bat bas
fiinftlerifde Salent feines 0aters aez
erbt-tpenn er eineS pinieIs unb zines
Garbentopfes babbaft perben fam, 10
brdngt es ibn aur @efaltung feiner
maIeriiden Sbeen. So CAB ibm zines
Sa9eS fein 8enius Elm, einen, Sanbs
tpagen au bemaIen, Der unten i'm 6ofe
ftanb unb benz 9icenirtb geb6rte.
Dieter 0eann, Der na6 Nnii6t bes
Walermeiiters iebes fiinitlerii6en @es
fiibls bar lit, bate plfenbar feline
Gbnung babon, 6aB eS bic eriten BE.
funbungen zines aufbliibenben Salents
tparen, bic er In rotber 6arbe auf leis
nem Sanbipagen porfanb. Nur bies
fer bebauerliden nnfenntniB 1T es aus
sufdreiben, bab er paul6en auf feline
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: etu gDofbinoton tpirb perfifert,

Sm Waibinston uirb perfidert,
prdlibent Sarriion beabii6tise bic ibm
ansebotene profefur an ber 2elanb
STANFORD uniperiitdt in San Grans
cisco, gal., an5unebmen. gr min bort
@orleiungen iiber bas 8erfahungsre6t
balten.
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aper's gberrp=Yettoral.
Gtmise sSuiuriens@ s@eididteu.
BerIiner 6eridtsicenen.

Ser Gettbering, Der 10 biel @eI6rei
beruria9te, aei6nete ii9 in feiner Weiz
fe por anberen Gettberingen aus. &ein
Nteni9 fonnte abnen, 6aB er gu beionz
beren Stngen berufer lei unb Rte nils
beiter Seibenfhaften entfeHeln tperbe.
Selbft, als Grau @rauie i'm zines
Nbenbs aus Der Sonne berporbolte,
fein fduberli6 in papier tpidelte unb
Der Jrau J3euniann nit Der 0erfi6e=
rung iiberrei6te, bob er bon ausgeaeidz
meter Site let, erbob ii9 feline prop5e<
ti19e Stimme, bic ha bsrfiinbete, baB
biefer 9e;ing gum .nnbeil auf bic Welt
gefonmen fei. gber balb 1abte >as
IerbdngniB. Grau yteumanm bra6te
ben Slid nit benz 8emerten auriid,
oaB ibr Gatte ibn als ran3ig refiiire.
Grau &raufe bertbeibigte nit benz aanz
aen Gifer elmer guten @ef9dftsfrau ibre
Waare, aber Grau Geumann ftiibte fid
auf ba8 autoritatibe lrtbeil. hires
Wannes unb faete benz 6ering bic
f6limmiten Oinge mad. ssrau arauie,
bic big babin ibre Wenf6enmiirbe ben
Gel1dftsinterefen geopfert unb fid
lebigli9 auf tie Sefenfipe beI6rdntt
bate, gerietb nun in Wallung. unb es
fam au einem Nuftritt, Der mit Der
poQitdnbigen Nieberlage bes Jettbez
rings enbete = iniofern namIia, ale
otefer BON ben GiiBen Der emp6rteu
Tran yteumann total aerfampft tpur6e,
Sab bieier aufregenbe umb fir bie
Trau &rauie eri6iitternbe gorgang elm
bs9bramatii6es geri6tli6es gta1fpiel
batte, nir6 9ieienisen ntdt in grItaus
men feben, bic iemals Gelegenbeit bat
ten Sniurienpro5eiien beiaumobnen.
@liibenb por 4ampfbeaief, ftanoem li9
bic beiben Srauen gegeniiber.
Torf.: 9iefer Streit 1T bod, tpobl
ba5u angetban, baB eine @inIgung
ftattfnben f5nnte. gBas meineu Sic.
Grau &rauIes
,Grau 6. Sd bite um's Dun neIs
sillen, 6err prdfioent. NOD bic Ssrau
mir 10 ma0i6 iema9t batl Sd bin me
ebrbare Sef6dftsfrau, un meine Sett=
beringe finb bic beften, I'M mer meine
9eringe beleibist. Der beleibiat mir in
eiiene perfon. Sd bin fiebenunbpiers
3ig Sabre, swei D69ter bab i'd perbei,
ratbet, I'm elm Sobn is beis Militdr,
aber 10 mot is mir nod mid porietome
men. Sd un ran3ige 9eringes See,
9err prdiibent, Set lab' i'd mid uff
mir iiBen, I'M tpenn i'd big aur Obers
re6nungsfammer ieben miiBte.
VDri.: Nber Sic baben ia aud
Weleibigungen ausgeftoben.
Grau g.: Sa, bet bat fe iebban,
ole Quaifeaieie bat ie mir ieldumpfen,
DOfiir Id IT 8emeis bab', bab BET
ftimmt.
Grau g.: Set foG ieldinlpft iinbs Oa
bite Id bod UNI @a9ptrfdnbiie, bic
bet beiuta9ten.
Grau g.: Ser bobe Serr sye>
ri9tsbof wirb Sbnen tpat pfetfen.
3ur groben @enustbuuns Der Grau
Neumann befunben mebrere 3emgen,
baB iie in Der 9bat bef9impft iporben
lit, unb Trau &rauie bort nit @ntaiiz
den. bab mebreie Sniurien feftsehellt
tperben, bic gegen fie gefaQen linb.
Ser erbitterte &f f1liebt nit Der
@erurtbeiIung beiber parteien = ssrau
&rauie bat sebn, ibre @egnerin flint
Wtarf @elbffrQfe All beaQhleu.
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8dn6u.

&dl16er.
Nan fann fi9 faum cine 8orfeuung
MAIDEN bon Der funfbolIen @ombi=
nation bon Garben unb Mufern. Die
Het9beit bes neuen f6iGernben Weoire
Seot9 plai6, betupfte Gatims, @Iace
@repe, Satin @or6s, Der getidten slr=
tifel 1T bewunbernsmertb.
Jeoer1t.
9ie Wdlber Der Welt ipeifen feinen
gr0Berem &ei6tbum auf, tpie mir ibn
aeigen.
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@enn Semanb ppn Rbeumatismus seplast 1T, f.
lou er ni6t persasen. Cine einsse Slafdpe pom rem
tetdbmten Salpattcn Del, ri&tis ansewanbt, wtrb In
ben metiten Eduen bteieu Rlasesetit psrtreiben.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-21

Getting Ready for Tariff Leyislat.on.
Notwithstanding the many duties that
have occupied the time of Secretary Car
Isle, he has found time TO give some alton
ton 10 the tariff question. He las dis
cussed it with some Of the leading demo-
Gratis in congress, and Prof. David 4. Wells
was in Warrington recently giving him the
benefit Of his knowledge a d experience in
respect to 1t.
1t has been limited for some time that
there are radical differences between
eastern and western democrats relative to
the tariff, and that these differences might
prove troublesome when the work of
framing a tariff bill is begun. Secretary
Carlisle understands the situation thor
oughly, and he purposes adopting a PLAN
that will be acceptable to about all OF the
democratic leaders.
It is not his intention to prepare tariff
bill, but to get the democratic leaders Of
congress to do SO. During the summer
they will be asked to meet the secretary
from time TO time. and at these meetings it
Is hoped that an agreement will be reached
that will be the basis for tariff bill. The
points agreed upon viii be submitted 10 the
ways and means committee as soon as that
committee is appointed. If this programme
is carried out, it will not take the ways and
means committee very long to frame a bill
that will have the support Of all the demo-
cratic leaders.
1t Is well Understood, of course, that no
bill could be framed to which there would
not be some objections, but if the plan Sec
rotary Carlisle has in view is carried out it
will have such strong support that it will
hardly be possible to defeat it. He is thor
oughly acquainted with the tariff himself
and what ne says in respect to it will have
great weight. The summer will be busy
one for Secretary Carlisle, but he will not
complain if he receives anything like reason
able encouragement in the work he has in
hand
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-21
OhensiYe Partisanshin.

Delegate Joseph of New Mexico was at the
white house yesterday. says the Washington
Post He called upon the President in relation
to the very slow removal of federal appointees
in his territory. They are not going half fast
enough to suit him. In this respect there
seems to be little difference between a territory
and state Mr.. Joseph said that as the quickest
way out of the dilemma charges of pefnicious
craftsmanship would be fled against many OF the
Office occupants out there, aud easily proven
If the experience or a congressman who re-
Gently called upon Postmaster General Bssell
may be taken as al index, even the grave
charges and proofs medItated by the delegate
will avail MIN nothing. This congressman was
from California, and he wanted postmaster
removed. He stated his wishes and asked If
offensive craftsmanship would be considered good
ground
In what does it Consist" Mr.. Bisseu said,
cautiously
Suppose I show that be has continually
talked 10 favor Of the administration"
Mr. Bissell shook his head.
suppose show that he has abused Mr.
ClevelandY"
Under the circumstances a littla swearing is
but natural was the response
well, then, suppose / show that he spent
money during the election?"
The Postmaster General looked grave. at
am afraid, he said, that is a crime not con
fined to the republicans"
Mr.. Postmaster General ~ was the somewhat
irriteted inquiry, what, in the Lords name
can do to show you that this man is unfit to
hold the pOsiton!'
Why" said Mr.. Bissell, with broad smile.
81 might remove him if you can prove that he
was too loyal republican to make up the
democratic mail "