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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TEXAS CENTRAT


Comparative statement for the two per
,,1s I'd twelve months each, ended Au-
guet n. 1891. and August ~ lNl5, sno
ISreiplt onrninus only September lNJV
Al An,1tst. 1881, inclusive, S2l2Hl@,-oi
Sentomber. 1891 20 August loJ-' ~
,I,,siye siOT. SORES. Decrease Tor inc
latter period, SlA,SjS.1li pcrcenlage ol
decrease, B'uV' an .,,,r,.s Con.
teuber. 1900. 10 August, 1871, inclusive,
s9OO. sOI 81, Septenlber 1871; to August,
TguJ ineluslye. S2Ui3Ol,2l DecreaNe
Tar he latter period E12,503.7Oi percent
age of decrease, ohOS 1ooo
Operating expenses Srpien.n,eI' a. ~.
to Anpnst 1891, inclusive, E3|i AD'9u'
u.,tan,i,er 1901. 10 August lS82, inclu-
40 S2l7'0iO0i Decrease for the ~
ter p.riod. $40 ,J01.52i percentage OF Gee
crease. 2NbA. n, ION
yrweiye months ended August ~ leJl'
GROSS earnings, as above, N3VNgit ,opyrIh-
ting expenses, as above, 1891 'VV'
hcit from operation SOW p'-.""o 1000
twelve months ended August 3l 80 w,
,,r,,sa enrninps, as above, H&lllbVlzl
n,cratinr expenses. MS above, III Diuv4'
XII earnings from operation SiO'7ol-
'nosnlts from operation Deficit twelve
months ended August ~ leOA ~,
6O25D. income twelve mon w q, u .....,..
81 l.
In fovor of latter period, S17OJ3l0
Notes During that portion of me above
n,,ioJa which was prior 20 September
5E fso1 the Texas Central Railway WINS
onnrated by Chns Dillingham; receiver
nnd- from and after that dale ny II NV
chasing committee, elected py we ~
,norfaage bOndhOlders The tonnage dnth
so az obtnipod from the two manage
,nonts only admits of the following COM
ftr sfenft4 hNiug tuuuU.
'irnlai number Of tens hauled yielding
r,gc,,,io- October T. 1880, 10 June ~,
ig,C1. Inclusive. S5.31Si September ~.
iS0i 10 .Iune 30, 1892 inclusive Wl44l
Decrease for he latter Psfou @aVi .
preeputage Of decrease, 29.ls.
Ayefnga amount received per ron hnnl-
Cd Omnber i. 1890, 10 iuno 30, lSOl,
inclusivc S1Sl3; September ~ lS3l' 10
Jnne go. 1902, Inclusive, S2.O08. IN
crease. latter period, ,lsb
kyerage revenue received per ton per
mile October i, 1890, 70 June w 1871,
s0. 1902, Inclusive cents and dedloals,
S4,12A
TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY.
Comparntlye statement for the two
net,iols III ten months each, ended fekpect-
| iyely June 80, 1901, and June 30, lSD2
Frpieht earnings only September, 1890
/ 10 June, 1891, inclusive, Sl2VD5t.l Si sep
/ tenlber. 1891 20 June, 1892, inclusive,
| SiO4 O44.B7. Decrease for latter period,
| Si5 658.ili percentage Of decrease, TO-
Gross earnings from an sourccsS Sep
/ tepiber. 1880. To- june, 1891, Inclusive
| SICL98i 90; September. 1891, 90 June,
| 1eg5 Inclusive, Sl5i 7O223. Decrease
| for latter period SiG,24s.S0; Percentage
| III decrease ODO1.
| Onrrntiug expenses September 1880,
| 10 Jnne. 1891, inclusive, SI16, $50 ~;
| Septcinber, 1891, 10 jane, 1897 inclusive,
| gld2. OS3.Ti. Decrease for lhtter period,
| Sl3 S7541; percentage Of decrease, o.
Ten months ended June 80 ls01-Gross
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
LOUISIANA WESTERN EXTENSION

Comparative statement for the two
periods of ten months each, ended 10
spcctiyely June 30 1891, aud June 80,
1902.
Freight earnings only September, 1880
10 June, 1891, inclusive, S4l, 1919; sep
temher 1891. To June, la,l2, inclusive,
S4l,27OOJ. Increase for latter period
S3.13TG2. Percentage of increase, % 81
Gross earnings FROM all sources Sep
tenber 1890, 20 June, 1871, inclusive,
S4.304a7: September, 1891, TO June. 1892
inclusive, $5S.5T3.S3. Increase for lat
ter period, $i,l7S40 Percentage of in
crease, 0f.6S.
to june, 1891, inclusive S3a.Ol2,.l; Sep
tember, 1891. TO June, loH2, Inclusive,
S2S04T2O. Decrease for latter period
S4,O6402. Percentage OF decrease,
t231
Ten months ended June 20, 1901 Gross
earnings, az above, S5430iJl; opera
ting expenses as above, Adb,bl2.&l
Net earnings from operation, W, 3S2.Id
Ten months ended june 30, 1872 Gross
earnings, as above, F5SAla43; operating
expenses, as above. 1911 2. - Nct
earnings from operation, S20O26.l4
Net earnings from operation Ten
months ended Juno 80, 1871, S2l.3s2.1O;
ten months ended june 80. 1897, SD
G2G14 Difference In favor of latter
Total tons hauled. freight yielding rev.
onue- Septcn Der. 1880, 10 June. 1891,
inclusive, 4Ol 500: September 1891, 10
June, 1892, inclusive JG6,2lS Increase
for latter period, 7i7l5. Percentage Of
increase, 1920
Average amount received per ton
hauled September. 1870, 10 June, 1891,
inclusive $0.0S37; september, 1891, To
June. 1892. Inclusive, SOOiS2 Decrease
for latter period, SO.OO3a.
Tons Of revenue yielding freight hauled
| one mile September. 1880, 10 June 1891
inclusive 832S,97O; September. 1891 20
| June. 1899. inclusive, 1861 POS. Ia.
crease. latter period. 032232 Percentage
of increase, 1880
| Average revenue received per ton per
| mile September 1890, 20 June, 1891.
inclusive, cent and decmgls, l.236; Sep
TENDER. lSal. 10 June. 1892. Inclusive.
cent and declmals, lis Decrease, LAT.
| ter period I1B
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
GULF, WESTERN TEXAS AND PA.
NTIFTff

Comparative statement for the two
periods of ton months euch, ended rcspec-
lively June 30, 1891. and June 80,
1892.
Freight earnings only September,
1880, 70 June, 1891, inclusive, Si3525.-
elusive. S12,OIS90. Decrease for the
latter period, $l446.40; percentage of
decrease, $50
Gross earnings from all sources Sep
TENDER, 1870, TO June. 1891. inclusive,
S11 1886; September 1891, to June,
1892, inclusive, $50, 1870. Increase for
the latter period, $I0lO.i4; percentage of
increase. 1920.
Operating expenses September 1890,
20 June, 1891, inclusive, SlG5,sS0, 10;
| September. 1891. 20 June, 1882 inclusive,
! Sl53. 410.41. Decrease for the hitter
period, SD ,06S.7S; percentage of de
| crease. 1894
Ten months ended June 30, 1891
Gross earnings, as above. SlI.l2,l6;
operating expenses, as above .$lO3 4S1.-
10 Deficit from operation, SSl ,tg0.t3.
Ten months ended June 30. 1897
Gross earnings, as above @o9,4NO ~
operating expenses. rs above, Sli34lO,-
| IL Deficit from operation S5i,9@O'- /.
Deficit from operation Ten months
ended June 80, 1891, $S7S09,73; ten
months ended June 30 1892, $57,92o.21.
Difference in favor of latter period,
S20,07052
Total tons freight hauled yielding
| revenue September, 1890. go June. 1891
| inclusive, 4i,221; September lSal Ia
| June. 1892, inclusive. 5G.OSi. Increase
for latter period, 1852; percentage OF
| Increase. 43.33
Average amount received per ton haul
| ed-September. 1890, 20 June, 1871. IN
| elusive, 81 .O50: September, 1891, 10 June
1892. III Decrease for latter period
81.
Tons revenue yielding freight hauled
one September 1890, TO June, lS9l
inclusive. 49, 40; September, 1871, to
.Iune. 1892. inclusive, 1,910224 In
crease for Inter period, 452, i0i; per
centage of increase, 3O43.
y Average revenue received per ton PEI
September 1880, 20 June. lS9l
inclusive, cents and dccimalg 2Y26; Sep
TENDER. 1891. 10 June. 1872, inclusive
cents and decimuls, 2160. Decrease iol
latter period ,75I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The Prosbytcrlana OF N paso are conteTn-
plating building a'paraonhge
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-05
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

I landet finnas for narvarande ON.
kring tire millioner manspersoner 0fver
30 ar, som aro ogifta.
John A. Johnson, en- af de f6rste,
ON ej den allra f0rste svenske settlaren
i Kansas, har aaidit slit hem Marie.
dahl, samma stat. ,.
Nedbrunnet hotell. Lagamore
hotel vid Lake George, N. Y, ned
brann den q juni. Ingen menniska
skadades. F0rlusten anslas till 5000, 900.
Indragning 8 landkontor. Land
kommissarie Lamoreaux har f0reslagit
att ett tjogtal landkontor skola indra.
gas under nasta sammantrade af kon-
gressen.
Penningmarknaden upphj elpt.
Under de fyra senaste veckorna har
harifran landet utskeppats till Europa
"a millioner bushels hvete hvilket in.
bringat hit s16,5Oo,0O0.
Afliden bankir Anthony J. Dre-
xel, hufvudman for bankfrman Drexel,
Morgan Co. Philadelphia, har den 1e
juni hastigt ahidit Carlsbad Tysk-
land, der han var pa bes0k.
Bomullsmarknaden ar for narva-
rande mycket nedtryckt skrifves fran
Philadelphia. Iva stora bomullsspin-
nerier Frankfort, Pa, ha install slit
arbete och fere tros komma att CORA
detsamma. Icke mindre an 600 arbe-
tare ha harigenom blifyit utan syssel-
sattning.
Extra cession. Fran Topeka, Kas.,
skrifves den % juni, att det ar starkt
ifr&gasatt att sammankalla Kansas le-
gislatur till extra cession for att taga
matt och steg till att bistracka farmar.
ne med spanmal till utsade. Till f6lje
af missvaxt Dir en- stor del farmare
saknad af spanmal till bade f0da och
utsade.
Stora skadeanspraksmaI hafva
enligt meddelande fran Tacoma, Wash,
blifvit anhangiggjorda mot Northern
Pacific Coal Company F6rlidet Dir do.
dades genom explosion As personer en-
af dess grufvor. Vanner och slagtin.
gar till dessa arbetare ha nu vackt
rattegang mot namde bolag fordrande
bortat iva millioner dollars ! skadeer.
sattninG.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-05
w is co N ST N.

Stark varme. Fran Rice Lake for
males, att det var 100 graders viirme /
skuggan sistlidne onsdag.
Fran Eau Claire meddelas att
The United Lutheran Singers Associa-
tion \ Northwestern Walt pastor B. 3.
Hangen fran Fergus Falls till president.
Eldsvada 6delade harom dagen
en- yllefabrik Eau Claire. Egendoms-
f0rlusten anslas till SO, 900, hvaraf 49,
600 betIckes genom assurans.
Instaldt arbete. En- st0rre fabrik
1 Milwaukee, sysselsittande 1000 man,
har pa grund af arbetarnes fordran ON
f6rh0jd dagspenning n0dgats installa
sin verksamhet.
Osmansen Nesteby, en- valburgen
norsk farmare i trakten af Eau Claire,
afhande sig harom dagen lifvet genom
hAngning. Dadet utf6rdes under cit
anfall af temporirt vansinne.
Lifdomda indianer. Tvenne in
dianer, Kozin och Moneypenny, hvilka
sistlidne host trakten af Ashland NOR
dade Old Boneash och hans unga
'squaw" Bessie, hafva efter f6retagen
ransakning vid domstolen i Madison
blifvit d6mde till d0den,
Quales efterlemnade formogen-
het har aterigen blifvit f0remal for
domstolens atgarder. James Jensen 1
Minneapolis, hvilken ar f6rmyndare
for Qvales minderarige son, lar hafva
nekat att pa vederb6rligt satt redovisa
for slit f6gderi, och domstolen har der
for beordrat sagde Jensen att framlag-
ga ordentliga rakenskaper r6rande for
valtningen of den 1T honom anf0rtrod-
da egendomen.
vanta hjelpen fran Cleveland.
Affarsmannen Milwaukee sa val somi
flere andra stader hafva vandt sig till
president Cleveland med on 6dmjuk
bon, att han vid f0rsta m0jliga tillfalle
matte sammankalla kongressen for den
8. k. Sherman-lagens upphafvande. Om
nu presidenten f6rmar nagonting / an
tydda syfte, sa b3r han Joke f6rsumma
att genom ett skyndsamt ingripande
s1ka starka slit anseende.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-05

4
vandra utom teatern. Intradesafgiften
till hvardera af de tva f0rstnamda
byggnaderna ar 25 cents. Midi emot
dessa med hoga kinesiska torn f0rsed-
da, byggnader ligger
Gamla Wien, en- gaia Osterrikes
hufvudstad for 150 ar sedan. Man ser
har utom radhuset SO byggnader i orr
ginalens ursprungliga storlek, en- kyr-
ka och "a boningshus, uppf0rda den
still, som var altman det Tide och
b0rjan af det 18:de seklet. Gamla Wien
upptager en- yta, som ar 500 fot lang
och 1876 fot bred. Hair f0rfardigas en-
mangd industrialster, som sedan for
saljas af7qvinnor, kladda 0sterrikiska
dragter. Antalet butiker. uppgar till
40. Dessutom fnnes haf en- stor g. k.
restaurant, hvarest 2,400 personer kun
na pa en- gang slacka sin hunger och
t0rst. Intradesafgiften till Gamla Wi
en- ar rs cts. -s.
Pa andra sidan ON gatan ligger vul-
kda,en K5ldneas panorama. Den q
Hawaii liggande vulkanen Kilanea, den
storsta verksamma vulkanen pa jorden,
ar mil omkrets och eyer en- 1000 fot
dup krater till den fly tande lavan. Den
ar har afbildad q en- rundmalning 40C
fot lang och so fot hog. Da askadaren
kommer upp for en- trappa tycker han
sig sta vid kraterns eller rattare eld-
sj0ns bradd. Han ser framf0r sig, lava
str6mmar, som, tack ware elektrisk be-
lysring, glansa i eldfarg; han ser eld-
sjoar, 6fver hvilka ligger ett tunt lava.
tacke, hvilket utstr0mmande gaser
gjort langa blodr0da refvor. Rundt
omkring sta upptornade valdiga lava.
klippor, bakom dem bergen Mannakea
och Mama Loa SAINT Hilos skogbevux'
ma holder. Langst bort synes det Still
la hafvet i manbelysning. Det ar en-
panorama, hvars askadande man icke
latt gl0mmer. Intradesafgiften so cts.
Som jag icke annu haft It'd att bes0ka
den narliggande ostindiska basaren, den
algerisko och tunSsisko byn eller model
lerna af ST. Peterskyrkare Rom, af ko-
tedrole'. ! Mila'ao, af Piombiaos pazats
och andra ''heliga byggnader" Italien,
omkring hvilka modeller var vid mitt
bes6k a Midway Plaisance stor trang-
sci af amerikanska katolska damer, och
som jag icke heller haft tillfalle att
hvarken aka kalkbacke pa den konst.
gjorda esbonam eller fardas a den s. k.
"sl;ding'-iernrdgen, q vilken man far j
vagnar utan hjul, will jag for tillfallet
f0rbiga dem ALA och stallet fasta upp-
marksamheten a det 8. k. Ferris bulet,
som ar otvifvelaktigt det st0rsta hjul,
som finnes pa jorden. Det har en- dia-
meter af 250 fot och DRIVES af tva ang-
maskiner a 100 hastkrafter. I sjelfva
.hjulringen aro fastade SO pa axlar han.
gande passagerarevagnar, liknande
vanliga sparvagnar. Dessa kunna pa
en- gang befordra 2, 100 passagerare, som
af hjulet foras iva ganger till en- hold
af 264 fot, mot en- afgift af SO cents for
hvarje passagerare.
Hvad jag har fyktigt omnamt utg0r
endast en- brakdel af sevardigheterna q
Midway Plaisance. I nina f6ljande
skildringar af olika landers utstallnin.
gar skall jag f0rbigaende omnamns
och beskrifva fera andra t. ex. de mo.
riska och persiska palatsen, moskeen
och butikerna SAINT folklifvet a Kairo-
gatan, de tyska, turkiska, japanesiska
och irlandska byarne m. m.
.... Job. 4. Edr.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-07-05
d A K T A.

Drunknsd. John Wingaard drunk
made harom dagen under badning /
Red River narheten af Fargo, N. Da.
Utnamningar. John Hayden ar
utnamd till postmastare De Smet, S.
d., och William G. Jemeson till post
mastare Coopertown, N. Da.
Olyckshandelse. Henry Nelson,
bosatt / narheten af Balaton, N. d.,
blef onsdags hardt skadad, under det
han h0ll pa med att falla thinner. Hans
till@ Dir betankligt.
ablikanerna i sjette domare-
1tet af s. Dakota afh0llo f6rliden
III EFT konvent Miller, dervid do
A Sen H. G. Fuller aternominerades
81 det embete han innehar.
q Lefvande begrafda. Under ett
iras Places Trench, narheten at
Homestake-grufvan, S. Da., blefvo
onsdags sex arbetare lefvande begrafda.
Ire af dem raddades, men de andra aro
icke funna.
Bekannelse pa dodsbadden.
Mrs. Mathilda Hagren, en- "a ar gam
NAL enka, afled hiirom dagen till fold
af en- kriminel operation, som f0reta-
gifts af dr.. Dittmer, en bekant lakare
Sioux Falls, S. Da. Pa d6dsbadden be-
kande hon sig hafva staff brotts1igt
f0rhallande till Gustaf Lagerholm, och
att de gjort aftal med dr. Dittmar att
utf0ra operationen. Doktorn ar ARE
sterad.
Just ratt It'd. Inlupna rapporter
fran olika delar af N. Dakota gifva vid
handen, att torsdags och fredags vAl-
g0rande regnskurar failit. l James
River valley hade den starka varmen
gait lila at sadesfalten, men regnet
kom just rAtt It'd for att reparera ska-
dan. Fran Pierre, S. Da., berattas att
dessa trakter dfven rikligt med regn
fallit, sd att farmarne numera hafva
godt hopp ON att "a en- riklig sk0rd.
Bevapnad till tanderna. Polls
mdnnen Solberg och Ross arresterade
onsdags alton Fargo en- man, som an
tages vara den som r6fvade Moorhead
National Bank. Han hade gUmt sig
en- koia narheten af hoden. l siingen
patratfade man tre laddade revolvrsr
och en- knit. Mannen Dir till ytterlig-
het frack, och SADIE till polisminnen,
att han iclle hade nagot emot att f&
kost och husrum fritz for nagra ar.
Man DR. saker pa att han ar bankr0fva-
rem. Han sager sig heta Thompson.
gaa ~
Brefkort fran Kirkwood, Charles
Mix CO., S. Da.: Inom Charles Mix
county ha manga af vara landsman ned
slagit sina bopalar. Har finnes ocks&
tvenne sv. ev. luth. f0rsamlingar, en- /
Fridhem och en- Platte Valley. De iiro
dock sma innu, men kunde, om en- pre-
dikant wore stationerad hArstades,
smart blifva stUrre. | Fridhem finnes
en- liten vacker kyrka. F8rsamlingen
hiltar dock annu skuld q densamma.
Onskligt wore, att skulden med det sna-
raste kunde utpanas. I Platte Valley
finnes ingen kyrka annu. Gudstjen-
ster hallas derstades skolhusen. Lam
det hiiromkrlng, sd val som inom Char
les Mix county i allmanhot, nr jemf0-
relsevis vackert. Jordmanen siges va
ra mycket b0rdig. Under de sista aren
har regnfallet varit mera rikligt lin
f6rr, hvar for ocksa CODA sl0rdar all
mAnhet erhallits. I ar ser gr8dan
ovanligt lofvande ut. En- lokaltidning
beraknar, att endast detta county kOm-
mer att producera omkring en- million
bush. hvete. Den som lefver far SO.
a. A-r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03

the challenges and shibboleth of the horde of
invading fakirs. Fakirs to the rear, front,
right and left of us! Fakirs everywhere and
all the time They stand in q row along the
curbing, jostle along the pavements and attract
throngs in all the alleys and the byways Of the
town.
Their lung athletics and their vocal biceps
are immense. They are giving Washineton
the benefit Of commercial eloquence practiced
on q hundred fields at state and county fairs
monument dwellings and reunions.
They are reaping q fiscal harvest Multi
tudes Of strangers are allured into paying tri-
butte to them. They are being gilded with q
silver lining.
Their Cecironic cyclones are blowing in the
nickels and the dimes. First, there are the
He is Of an intense canary yellow, with sx-
aRgerated stripes. He poses on hundreds Of
shoulders and IL perched on q thousand hats.
He has not 90 bad countenance % his name
sake Of the Bengal jungles, but he gets there
Just the same.
Alleged photographs of the President. Mrs.
Cleveland and the baby are in strong request
with heavy receipts. Hundreds of visitors will
stamp them with forged autograph and carry
them home ~ gifts from their Every dear per-
sonal friend, /" Francis
These pictures do not counterfeit the beauty
The principal trade Il in badges, for the
weak-minded people who fancy that IL looks
great TO be caparisoned Ike white elephant
are legion
Then there's the fakir with some more chips
Just from the capstone Of the Washington monn.
ment, but juster from some nearby stone yard.
He counts his victims by the host
Men with monkeys on rubber strings for
others with l0-cent pieces are ont in numbers.
Jumping jacks, balloons and pinwhssls galore.
shriil whistles and nasal horns are adding to
the din.
Great Cesar, deliver % from Babel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
POLICEMEN FOR AWHILE.

Specials Appointed to Help Keep Order
During the Inauguration. -
The following is the list of special officers APP
pointed in the first precinct: Aubery T. Trus-
sell, Wickliff Pollen, Chas. E. Kendrick. Harry
I. Wallace, Harvey r. Psnnifll, J.
Walter Lowe, A. Leprent, Luther Chris
mon, Geo. B. Fugitt, Samuel Furt-
ner, BENZ. F. Redmon, Louis F. Schellhorn,
Thomas O'Day, John Horner, Chas. T. Leach.
Don Hathaway, G. NJ. Gartrell, Richard Lewis.
Louis E. Carter, Matthew W. Kent, Will
lam Blagburn, Nelson Jones, James A.
Ford, William H. Brown, Wallace stet-
son, John W. Sanders. Theodore Miles,
Julius Lacey, Michael C. McGanty, Edward
johnson, John f. Woodland, Thos. Z. Cole.
Arthur Richardson. Guy C. Aston,
Nelson Bennett, Richard Arnold, Mi.
GhAel Daqgherty, Robert Bankett,
Jas. F: johnson, John Sloat Beakley,
Benjamin z. Hibbs, VIM. F. Schellhorn, Chas
Montgomery, VIM. Harrington, Mllard F.
Nicholson, George W. Lee, Thomas Rogerson,
Frederick Warren, Thomas Donns, John B.
Drew. Vim. J. Brown.
The following IN the fifth precinct: Alex
Shilling, Eulis Prather. James Joyce, Rein
Forrest. Geo. Smallwood, Chss. Hagpepmaker.
James Canter, W. H. Hartman. John Norris,
John L. Repetti. Jas E. Duvall, Jas. Sherwood,
VIM. Spencer, Geo. McReynolds, F. Schlosher,
John W. Moran, J. w. Covington, JAS H. Proctor,
George NJ. Totten, Richard Sly, William Ter
rett, John c. Moore, Ashby Flynn, Henry Far
rell, Ruben E. Brown, George F. Bateman,
Young, Thomas Foster, Elmer Mead. Joseph
Wilson, Charles A. Keefe. Austin Morse, Charles
Lyons.
Tho following in the fourth precinct: VIM.
Armstrong. Christopher Ball, VIM. E. Black
man, James E. Byron. VIM. Bryan, Thomas
RSYsv 40 Ds,~I m
ley, James Copeland, Charles c. Chavis, Thomas
s. Eckton, C. H. Evens, 7. E. Filgate, Michael
Finsn, George W. Hutchinson, Frank Hall
James Gordan, VIM. 8. Graves, L. E. Jones,
Edward Johnson. John W. King, William Lam.
caster. Edward Mockabee, Henry McKim, VIM.
Rsiley. George Robinson, Lake Sweeney. Jas
&. Shipley. Frank Smalwood, Charles c. smith
Samuel Switzer, Jas. H. Whitemore, A. o. West
Amos Whip, Walter Tusl, H. L. Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-03
THEY INAUGUkATED.
Not Wisely According to the Opinion OF
Judge Kimball.

Not Wisely According to the Opinion Of
Judge Kimball.
The Pennsylvania National Guard was repre-
sented in Judge Kimbalrs procession Of pris-
oners this morning. Three Of the bue-uni-
formed men, members Of company B of Scran-
ton, were the victims. Their names we're
given as Robert H. Cobb, Frank Mallett
and George Mallett. Disorderly conduct
on d street was the charge against
them and Policeman Kilmartin was the officer
in the case. His statement was that the Penn
syivanians who are sworn to protect their own
state had offended against the District What
the officer complained Of particularly was that
the men had been drinking and that they
amused themselves rolling beer kegs into the
street and knocking over signs
such conduct will not be tolerated here. I"
said the judge. "While here you must behave
yourselves, II You don't want to get arrested.
You are strangers here and have been locked up
all night. don't want to send You down and
you can go on your personal bonds this time"
Collin H. Hilton was before Judge Kimball a
q Suspicious person and Lawyer Sillers wanted
. continuance. Judge Kimball wanted To hear
the case and remarked that he was charged With
selling snide jewelry.
IAN these people who sell snide iewelry I
hope viii be arrested" remarked the court
"Many Of them sell and get their money nader
false pretensea" 1.-THE sale of suide ieveIrv is
legitimate" said counsel, land the Law d not
made to protect fools. IA man tried to all me
some snide spsctacles the other day." said the
judge; but he tried his game on the wrong
man."
Counsel said that his client was . resident Of
Washington and that he was not Q suspicious
person. The case went over until next week
Frank Riley, alias Ryan, WAS tried BY Judge
kimba1. Hes . pickpocket and Q thief 6y
want to put him ous Of the way until after the
inauguration" "Doss he belong heref" in
quiRed the court ''Yss, SIR" rspiisd the on
Ger. II arrested him last night In saloon. he
was under the influence Of liquor" Rilsy's
explanation was not at Ill sstisfaetory, and he
was given six daya