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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Hasrt. hurried.
GUARDS DIsC0ARGED.
They Allowed COnvtcts To Wander
About the Prison Nights

JscksoS. Mich. May e.-Dcputy War
den Cellem AMI Night Captain Lennon
were dismissed from the prison today
for lax discipline This morning one Of
the night guards notified the warden
that the deput.'s clerk was up
AMI around the prison as
late as 3 o'clock in the
morning. la Latimer, and the guard
asked for instructions Night Captain
Lennon admitted the fact. The deputy
warden Was then sent for. and excused
his action 10y saying it was necessary To
have the clerk work nights in or,ier In
gc- out the reports to be presented 10 the
board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

grsatest mystery known 10 man. knowing
that DO concealnent or untruth can
mitigate my end. 10 solennly declare
that | attn innocent at the crime Tor
witch ] am condemned 10 die. l leg
that those Who think. os ss~ak. or write
% me IN years 10 come, viii do ~ an
kindly as they can. not fosgettiag thst.
when much proof a ny innocence MAS
found IL was inhulnsneas thrust aside.
-CAgLIl-k W. HakkIs.
Sing Sing. Msy 5, l40
''fhis statement 10 bs copied for pub
lic,,ion aud the original given to my
mother. CAxLYLt HARSis"
Harris hurried.
ALBANY. \. l.. May 9.Th- remains
~ Carlyle w Harris we're buried In the
Rural cemetery here this afternoon.
Th. lot Was purchased several days ago,
hut 10y whom il could not he ascertainct.
Mr Harris and her snn. Who accom-.
pAnicd the body. refused TO talk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
---------------------------
MORE BANK EXAMINERS.
Eckels Intends ao Push the New Order
Or ThinXs.

W.sHIsGToS. May ?.--Comptrollcr ~
Currency Eckels will soon put in force
new system for the government of
national banks Under the present sys
TEN national banks are inspected by ex-
aminers once year. and each examiner
has a territory in which he works con
tinuously. The new system contemplaies
dividing the districts and placing as
many more examiners in the field ar at
present. Each national bank will then
be inspected every six months. and no
examiner will cover the same territory
twice in succession. There will lie no
additional expense 10 the government.
as the pay 81 examiners is assessed upon
the banks IN proportion 10 their capital
stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
To Ntkt. PEACE
The Santa De and Htn Grand. Nav
Niiu-s Ihew Vronsts~.

DEyvER Nsy . President Jeffrey
~ tho Rlo Grsu,le EFT Or Chicago
at night pet haste. q, - said that
VI Jeffrey desires al intervies with
Pre-isien; Reinhart - the Santa Re IA
order that the differences between the
;ro systems may 10 patched up. There
has been M change n rates, ss s'h
loads srr uo~ csrrYinS pa@sengerH in
Colorado for almost nothing Ihou~s lfs
q people ara taking advantage = ih@
.ov r.te@ but 'he Additional psss~ngsr-
euly asfd to the eVFsn-~s = the.ysi.russ's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
HE IS MINISTER NOW
Blount Is Made Our Hawaiian
Representative.
AND STEVENS IS BEHEAOED
Because He hid Good Active Work La
Favor Of the Annexation or
The islands.

WAsHisoros. May o Officials Il the
state department tonight confirm the
predictions heretofore made that ex-
Representative Blount would be appoint
ed minister resident Ia the Hawaiian
islands IL has been SUPPOSED that Min
lister Stevens would remain In charge ~
the legation until May "a. at which time
he had announced his intention of ,ail
ing for San francisco. IL is now known
that Mr.. Stevens has been instructed Ia
forthwith la turn over the legation TO
Commissioner Blount. who has been
appointed his succcssor. There il rea
ron believe that Mr.. Stevens
WAS not allowed 10 remain in
charge of the legation until
May n. because Il his activity in behalf
of annexation. IL ia further stated AT
the department that Messrs. Bowen and
Scwall. who went 10 Honolulu shortly
after Commissioner Bount's arrival.
have been active in their Efforts 10
stimulate sentiment on the islands in
favor of annexation. and are thought Ia
have created the impression that in ~
doing they were representing the presi-
dent. Secretary Gresham has informed
MIR. Blount that the president repudiaics
everything said and done by these
gentlemen. Mr.. Sewall was an ap
plicant for the position of third
assistant secretary IL state under
the present administration. but
failed To secure the appointment. TX
Minister Stevens. who will sail for the
United States May II. will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Stevens and Miss Ste
vens. They will bring with them the
body of the daughter who WIS drowned
early IN this year. Letters received toy
naval officers and others in the govern
ment service indicate that the provis
ional government maintains "A firm hold
One letter states that the native senti
ment in favor of annexation is growing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
FELT AN EAETHQUAKE-
South Dakota Points Rocked Early
Yesterday Morning.

ST.. PAIL. May o. Passengers on this
evenings train from the south say n dis
tinct earthquake shock was felt at
Carthage and several other South Da-
kota points shortly after ) o'clock this
morning A dense fog prevailed i'm
mediately following the shock. but soon
cleared away This vibration was so
Distinct IA to jar houses. rattle windows
and dishes and badly frighten many
people. There WAS 10 indication Of
shock at Huron. though some claim To
have heard a rumbling sound little be-
fore ; O'Clock which they supposed was
thunder. as the heavens were overcast
with clOuds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
DIES MONIES SENSATION.
4 Woman Outraged aad Her Probable
Defender shot Dead.

DIS MoiSrs. May 9-Whcn John
Webb. who lives east II this city. went
home tonight. he found his wife uncon-
scious. Her clothing was torn, face
bruised and evidences q a criminal
assault, after severe struggle. After
wards just outside ne found Dan Stuart.
a driver for the American Express com
pany, dead with bullet in his brain.
Mrs. Webb probably cannot recover
The police are investigating. as there is
belief that Stuart vas not the as
sailan;. but was shot by the guilty man.
who then escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
II. II. Warner Fails.

ROCHESTER. y. u. May Oh. II. War
ncr. the highly advertised Safe Rem
cdy" man. whose business has been seri
ously affected 10y recent heavy failures.
yesterday made an assignment 10 job
T. Hedges 81 New York No statement
nf assets or liahilitIes was glven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Deserve Again Intact.

W.snisoroS. May s. The gold re
serve. which has for the past two weeks
been below the limit. was today made
intact again 10y the west Secretary
Carlisle accepted the gold offered from
81. Louis. Missouri. s2.G0.0J0. which,
with the gold in the treasury. makes the
total sl0o. l.ssu. or slsi 90 free gold.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
SUED BY A BANK.


To Gci some Alleged Property.
CHICAGo. May 9-The Northwestern
National bank filed creditors bill in
the superior court today against the
Lehigh & Franklin Coal company as
principal and the Globe National bank
II Chicago and the Wisconsin Fire 4
Marine Insurance company bank as Gu
defendants. The complainant alleges
that the co-dcfendants each have prop
erty in their possession belonging 10
complainant An order ~ court ap-
pointing a receiver is prayed for and also
an injunction restraining the co defend
ants from disposing Of the property held
in fIust lY them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Harrington's Testimony.

WasHiSoToN. May .. In the weather
bureau investigation today Prof liar
ringtun was the only witness of tho
prosecuting witness Mclaughlin. Prof
Harrington said he had been com
pcient executive officer. but tha, he had
used every confidence reInscd in him 10
betray MS chicf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

W,suiSoros. May 2. The test plate
of the side armor for the double har.
bette turret monitor Amphltnic has
been placed in position at Indian Head
proving ground and will be tested on
Thursday next The plate ~ nickel
plated and represents 80 tons Il arulor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
broke Her Leg.

LorIsvrLLt. Ky. May o.. Pauline
Markham. the actress. is laid up in tins
city and may not he able 10 play for a
month While walking on Seventh
street from the union depot she fell into
4 hole in the sidewalk. breaking both
bones in her left leg near the ankle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

~h1 reet cut IN s.ris< Y~@ferftsY
morning returned - eoss thsr rfrrrtng
having sun e-Fa risfe rlr'erv y hes
hav~ ars-uresi svary sisn,ssl ras.fr ~
them apaa ias n.,s- iisfF-shs-rr a~~s-'-,
afi4a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
guiup tx,~,>
rrs tn.y-~cfos Stevenson Nsy tfpsiis
-. E.r.snss,f~sf M he Nsfs

W,>H.~ rtsv. Nay Q rsv inspector
laan u Sfevenere = ii.~ nay hse arssn
fr.r s,f ferr,l - esHnirs'faH - r~eTie
fiun This e fhs thini issle .ss hss ls.f-f.
ssartrei ard ihs 'z,srls - D. u stis tl,a
flsvtsass examinations beth reported
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

4 have nos - di~. ,',o pnsnn~s = nv
death . q esnall nsssnent ta rt~ ! hav~
saits,s patiently So iona there sss
ths rra,otss, ehsne~ 4 gifa aring sus
tirr rs'nsiss 90 fun aVag arrn ne ier
u-nfsnr~ q death
Ma ~ in Snsf-F hirs~ ersl eaafff
fhs,,s leave tef,sa = .avr a ~,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

AtetLa1G- uc - csCElco tp IN so'>sA
and for the greater time 10 his bed
throughout the day. Tonight bis condi-
t,oa Vas considerably improved and be
gave e out that nothing short of a total
e.iisrse would psesent his being In the
chair Tomorrow.
Alg~s - Neas toned
Headquarters we're opened At . local
hotri day by Mrs. Ellen Foster of lo~A
a. the solitary delegate of the Women's
k.epublican league. As she cannot hold
. convention all by herself. she proftsrs
u ASSERT her right 10 be- seated ~ a
msalboros the league convention proper.
Many u the Delegates. however. are op
tas4~l a. THE course and will cross
Ances with Mrs Foster il she attempts
to follow out her program.
The name II General Alger as can
diiats for the league presidency WAS
proposed tonigh, aud received with
some favor ~ith the delegates as yet un
pledged. ". W Tracy VI Illinois gained
considerable strength during the day
bu, tig Delegation of Buckeyes are
whoopiBg things up Tor President
Slures II the Ohio state league. and
claim a majority II the convention in
advance. President Burk. of .he col
legc league appears to be having his own
way In his canvas for the secretary
ship.
Garter Visits indianapolis.
For over four hours tonigh, a number
- the members IL the national commit
te.. including Manley. kerin-, Powell.
Clayton. Wilson, Hobart aud Scott. were
IA s-rrei conference in one Of the parlors
Il the Gal, house. ~ times the talk was
heated and the voices II the dirpulauts
penetrated the heavy door and were
heard ~ the corridor. One ~ the par.
ticipanis clain.ed that Chairman Carter
had suddenly disappeared from them
several days ago. leaving no intima,ion
regarding bis movements. that he failed
to show up an this city until
YESTERDAY and went on to declare that
he had undisputable proof tina; in the
interval Carter had gone Ia indianapolis
aud conferred with cx President iiarri-
SON regarding the policy In tee outlined
al tomorrow meeting II the committee.
While the confcrenc was IN progress
Chairman Carter sought ad-
mission. but was informed that the
meeting Was purely "a private one.
Thereupon be retired \ number ~
delegates from different parts IL the
country tonight signed dispatch Ia ex-
Senator Spconer OF Wisconsin,. asking
him 10 allow his name Ia be used as a
candidate for the league presidency.
The caucus decided to support the
resolution IN full meeting tomorrow az
cepting Campbell's resignation. indors.
ing Chairman Carter and designating
him as chairman Of the national con.
vention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

W.snINGTo>. May {? Judge Lochran.
the newly appointed commissioner II
pensions. took formal charge ~ his
office io-iay. This afternoon the clerks
were each presented 10 the commis
siDner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10
Miles Re,cpuc U,iI Defeated.

HARgIsBr re-. Pa. MAY =. The Niles
revenue hill was defeated on final pas
sage IN the house to-day 10y yeas. tS,.
NAYS. l.n. Both the senate and house
today agreed to ADJOURN sins die June !.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

WILkrsnaRRr. Pa, May g. George
Thompson's planning mill and Thompson
& Son lumber yard were burned this
afternoon. Loss siJ.Un.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

sfrsfnooa- HE sas cocnnsd to his loosn
and for the greater time 10 his bed
throughout the day. Tonlght hls condi-
t,sa Vas considerably iaapfossd and be
gave lt out that nothing short of total
c.,iisrsr would pseseat his being In the
chair touofrox.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
A Small Card
In the Right Place

is WORTH MORE THAN A PAGE
ADVERTISEMENT IN TFr ''poNG
PLACE THE GAzETrEs sPE
cIAL TRADE EDITION WILL BE
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF TO-.
900 TRADEsMEN IN TEXAS. AR.
sANsAs, LOUISIANA. OKLAHOMA.
INDIAN TERRITORY AND NEW
MEXICO. 1T is THE RIGHT
PLACE FOR A STRICTLY BUsI-
NESS ANNOUNCEMENT BY A
STRICTLY BUSINESS HOUSE.
RATE, Si.OO PER LINE az LINES
TO THE INcH. FOR DISPLAY
MATTER READING MATTER.
$3.50 PER LINE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

DALLAS, Tex, Oct, 19,-tspecialO
This was Dallas day al ne fair and
Ct was day long 20 be remembered by
the management. Tho business men
closed their doors aud with their clerks
visited the grounds; the manufacturers
took day OF nnd with their worimen
swellcd tho lhrong; oil railroads leading
10 the city brought IN loaded trains, At
H. o'clock 1900 tickets Of admission 10
the grounds had been sold; at . o'clock
1000, and IT Is safe aud conservative
estimate to place the total admissions to-
day at $4,000. Patriotism inspired the
people TO turn ont aud In dull year,
with financial depression, the great
Worlds fair and other obstacles TO buck
against, show that an institution IN which
all Texas has vital interest shall not
be permitted to 80 down. II was an
old-timc. old.foshioned, good.naturcd
crowd of Texans, aud the biz governor
of the state was IN thc swim, shaking
hands with Tie voters, chatting with tho
pretty girls and nudging the babies. He
was az home; Democratic governor In
Democratic crowd President John n.
Simpson wore bright smile and a huge
rosebud, and Bud Counor. Bryan y.
Barry, Barnctt Gibbs aud Harry Traccy
mado charming quartcite. Judges
Iiehifoot. Finley, liaiucy. Burke, Gray.
NASH aud Force were oui on he grounds
all day displaying The Judicial crminc
rnl mixing with tho dear people. An
the politicians, great and small, bobhed
an unVnualv anil Gneraiurv tluult.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
DEMOCRATS AGREEING.

N. asHslNGrON. Oct 10 -1no ~.
a.. !; INA ~ tennte are again deyoting
4 ta,A \. Si'aosl exclusively 10 an effort
- snS AZ understanding among Them.
h Is ~. eensider they are Ia n fair
) b. 80 UPON a hill TO be brougLf
- ne az the beginning Of ne4t
nero'.. oe stated us a fart thnt
~ aer. ac steering committee has
lld 4 ~, upon the terms az the
tso1s ~ levoting itself 10 gettinr,
eea little =. .'is 70 accept Il. There
.-e ac1elos.ool no difficulty in secur-
Some sgl,e Of the silver demo
limited - ~ slne fault because Of
uy lha .sniN0n Of silver. Uhev
larry savs- o. the hill propnS'si
"a ciir,s ssr mo the neyt 6nn g.,s'l,'
sre4 theft a'd, snd permit voters IL
- npeai H'i.lis upon the sul,ia..
or Tor ei.l,,9eraiic senators stii
4 us 49,. .9i1ie repeal ami d, ~
I.slrg Me- He committee ~.
IN d M, lutr5 Of cominit+a.s W
IN g-ry ,ssepair Of making tHe
pafty vosa ~ and getting fhe
% bsinr = ihai II lie an Ky. ~ u,
lesssafs - 81 obiectors over ~ ~
~ y lopni a., w the bill rhr,,,-.i.
~ ssien5s side. The Iii men i on
flsar Ae Provision vlhlea'-
4 <, y J1an,,v ge5chase luSr " ne
-'l.AtlT psr, 80. with the ~. me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
WACO BUDGET.
The David Trial Still on--Receipts of
Cotton-AlIeged Horse Theft.


WACO. Tex, Oct 19.-(speciall The
trial Of Oils w David for mlsapppprlating
nearly $4,000 Of the funds Of the county
when tax collector about yesr md half
ago, is still is sun on in the Fify-fourth
judicial district court.
The defense developed ats line OF conduct
Ing the case from the start b. the introduce
ton OF testimony TO show that David was
a user Of morphlue and whisky, and that
at times he was mentally unsound as the
result Of the excessive use OF opiate Char
acter witnesses were also Introduced on
bnth sides. Tia majority OF the witnesses
examined on both sides testified that they
considered the defendant was all right men.
tally when In his normal condition, but that
he was peculiar and perhaps not always
responsible when under or Immediately az
ter the effects OF the drug which he was
accustomed to use. As to whether or NOT
he was hHbltua user " morphine was not
fully brought out. but The drift Of tbs ies-
timony was that thp defendant frequently
used the drug. The trial Is SIN Ia pro-
gross, and y exciting much Interest.
The total receipts Of cotton BY wagon
for his season 20 lie close Of business
today are about 1900 bales. The grade
averages strlc, ulddiing. but the crop IN
this county Will be materially below that
of last year.
Burse liewiin, an alleged San Antonio
horsethief, was arrested today, charged
county. The horse alleged % have bseil
stolen was also secured, and the prisoner y
,btiHE heia 10 aw..t Information frcn San
Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
AGENTS
WANTED

To canvass every county
in Texas for the Semi
Weekly Gazette. a lib
eral commission will be
paid. During the fall
and winter good agents
can easily make from So
10 $40 a day. References
required. Write for
terms to the Gazette, Fort
Worth, Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
|1STFRS BONDALETTE BlAERlTZ GLOVES,
8l,OO Per Pair.
/ y SMITH & Co g. r. SMITH & CO.

month. 1t also provides for the coinage
Immediately Of the Seigniorage of the
silver az present in the treasury. 1t Is
asserted II win not include any provision
for bgnds, but that point is not yet deter
mined. The proposition meeting most
favor is 70 continue the purchase Of sl-
month until 90,000,OOO ounces have been
purchased. 1t is learned that Mr.. Villas
Is holding out against compromise and he
Is the only member of the committee
that has not given his assent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20


The examining trial of Antoine Happy
Is ended and he hns been remauded 10
i,il u,itbo,t hou
~. ', 80 ""''' ,
Inc UlaI began yesterday morning az
10 o'clock in the city court room. As
n, tho to-, nrovj,rs d,,-, a crowd vl,i,l,
tested the capacity OF the room was
present and the interest manifested
was, If ANYTHING, greater than at any
'll,e uurlhs the tf''i'
The brsi witness was Deputy Sheriff
Gunuells. who testified TO seeing wagon
,.,.l., ,t .,tl ~. -, H..
iu'N, 'u'n "9 N'uu w maui ~
two-wheelel cart In me alley He ais"
testified TO seeing some rcd sand on one
side NJ the d..,d Nnunu's shoe md ON
nor clothes lie also examined her
trash
On cross-eSaminntion he said he could
not trace the tracks any further than
s g ea ea8S o TO uop g aI pa Ss He baS
looked in the stable door, back of Hap
"a I, which, there ne ,rm corn " @Sac "' hay
cobs and such O.her trash as is usual
10 barns. He had also noticed some red
clay. $50. 49,. ...r,,
Nl'ei Vi o''-e -h''uoA ""s ~ t.'''''''
49,, Ia, ths, 90 NJ G,mnnIIs
49, -, ,,-.,.,
Assistant ohiet OF rohce ha'Ain mex ,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
,.,,rmIne Their Course on the
Repeal Bill.
h AGREE 10 DO NOTHING
a ,be democrats Fail, Then They
I,mB,tne in Bili-Renegade In
.@I,,,u.-ibc Democratic Steering
rousAsee's work.

DISTINCTION, Oct. 10.-rhe Repub-
II n toe senate are getting into
z I a be able to take adyantag as a
4 sany mistakes the Democrats may
. an The financial question, as affect
!, he Wils0n-Voorhces repeal bill.
4 Ssnatof NcAlillan's invitation the re-
4 Rsuoblicans met at his house last
4 fre coinage Republicans We're
IN ihe meeting di1 NOT adjourn
n,ldelt. One of the leading mem
T, u tte conference expressed thc opin-
th,t ,he Democrats could not agree
AZ line Of policy Taking this as Il
5f aielr remarks, The Republicans
l-hl their views, There WAS prLcu-
,ninimiiy 10 the effect shat the
p5h,y wds TO remain quiet and
sii the Democrats % take uheir own
Ise To DO nothing to assist in dis
'ndag the present snlrl, nor any
u y prevent the progress of the
~ hll. to vote upon the bill when
L Z Should be brought forward, but II
hOald begome evident the Democrats
} hoi possibly agree after a sufficient
\ ite Republicans should themselves
sn : measure and ask the senate to
4 q There was some discussion on
fls and a majority expressed
s1ais 10 aSsls, IN amending them
|ld4Slry 70 get the ill through. Ii
i gaefally agreed, however, that there
aposabiliiy of amending lhe rules
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
INDIAN CITIZENSHIP.

HASHINGToN, Oct. 19,-The Indian
n At Tpladys Washington. has sub
aN az report TO the interior depart
Il Ne says intoxication Is the prin-
Y en- among the Indians. The evil
loF' he thinks. because of the
y ~ q the courts that an Indian
~ Patent land Is L citizen. He rec
4 sslas; % account of this, that law
! ..ssa holding that when Il patent is
\ i.s! snah not confer citizenship upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
TALK ABOUT cLoruRE.

! 's'aAIslhi,llNGNoN, Oct. 19.-It is re.
l.- N l..s morning that papers are in
49,. .-.oa on both sides OF the senate
" Necessary pledges for the adop-
tsS y, siOllre, and Senator Hill is re-
tssg II nave undertaken the task of
.a.oe-,e ~ necessary signatures from
ga a-us Iepeders. There is still talk
4 essSsI,PfoIise but friends of the adj
4 = s VIII declare the only compromise
~ I, gsiu consider is short nostpone-
u XIV w date when the repeal hi will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
Fifteen Thousand People
Said to Be Present
GOVERNOR HOGG AND PARTY
The Center Of Attraction for the
Multitude.

The Races Good aud Borsemen and
Rockies Happy over the outlook.
The shriners to Have a Grand Pa
rade-other Attractions Coming In
the Next Few Days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
HARD PULLING.

IL { ss,ahiilNNGNoN, Oct. Ex-senator
Il. IA a SIaAlng slow progress in his ef-
tna,p,'S'o 'sin the necessary number of
9ofmss !, 70 ms request to Chairman
n ~ 70 eau y Democratic caucus.
\ M s,s be had only sixteen names
Iafte aver 1t is claimed that silver
sales sie somewhat weaker and re-.
! f.tiar ro;s, confident, but at the present
nothing is certain Int uncer Grimm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY.

PARIS. Oct. 1a.-I4lbre Palos says an al
linnoe nus been coueludcd beiveen seryia.
Greece and Montenegro, chiefly aqiius
bulgaria aud Bulgarian Influence. Il Is
Sian dipiomggy, and a decided check On
the druibuil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
COAST DEFENSE.

BENNINGTON, Oct. 19.-The annual
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me department of the East,
4 .,, 1s4'ed at the war department.
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