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The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
A BIG JUMP.
A Cat Makes q Clean Spring of Twenty
Two Feet for p Bird

A Cat Makes Clean Spring of Twenty
Two Feet for = Bird.
There is large Maltese cat making
its headquarters at the Seventh pre-
cinct police station that is bound to go
on record as the smartest feline known,
says the Cleveland Press. Like all
other cats it delights in capturing spar
rows. but unlike other cats it has never
been known to let bird get away that
it made up it's mind to catch.
Lieut.. Thompson is authority for the
statement that the cat, perched on the
cornice of the building, made leap Of
twenty-five feet into tree and caught
sparrow. The lieutenant has also
watched the cat while bird catching
and has counted nine sparrows carried
to spot, and after the hunt was over
devoured one by one. A peculiar trait
of the cat is that there is but one man
who reports at the station that she will
make friends with, and he is Patrolman
Rowland.
When he is on night duty the cat will
follow him from the time he goes on
duty until relieved the next morning
All the dogs ia the Newburg region
b ave encountered the cat on several oc~
casions, and when she is in sight the
CANNES take the other side of the
street.
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
AvooA. MURRAY COUNTY.

County Delegate, j McNamara-
Div. No. 1-spiritual Director. ReY 9 Co1dron;
president. j 81 Mahoney; vice president. Peter
Brady; treasurer, Dwyer: REQ SEQ, J p Sui
Ivan: fn SEQ. NJ Crowley; ms SEQ. q Merriman; !;
mhrshal, ID ] McNamara: ser-at-erme w Bot
TOMS; door-keeper, M Griffin; meet lst sun
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
WINONA COUNTY,

County Delegate, John Sherman, Winona
Div. No. l, Winona- President C Horriaan: :
vice president, John Rowan, Sr; rec sec. 6 A
ins sec, d F O'Brien; sergeant-at arms. Thomas
Finn: doorkeeper, Bryan Foley; meetings a q
held In st Thomas hall ON the 1st and 9d Tnes.
day evenings of each month.
Div. No. q, Witoka- President Luke Nagle;
vice president, Vim McCahrey; rec sec, Jane
McCafrey; fin sec, Thomas Burke; treasurer.
and ms sec. Frank MOnahan
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
Large Animal Pelts.

The length of the largest tiger skin
after drying is said to be Is feet 8
inches, but it must be noted that skins
expand considerably in the curing The
greatest length Of assskin undressed IS
given at 10 feet 216 inches. That goes
far toward confirming what we have
said to the finest Of these latter-day
tigers falling far short Of their prede-
cessors. Nj. Ingils e. Maoni'' y, . trust
4 worthy authority, discusses the matter
ct. length in his book On the Indian
wild sports And he quotes examples.
Thin the eexpefience of q hunting com
panion of his off various imals
killed III 11sengal WI hichs measured,
fset n inches
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
LIZ RUEUR COUNTY.
SIBIEY COUNTY,

| County Delegate-W r Fahey Green Isle.
Div. No. l. Green Isle President. Daniel
Myers; vice president, NJ Mcmahon; rec sec.
Edward Shaughnessy; fin SEQ, John H Fahey:
treasurer. Thos Moran; Meeting 1st Sunday In
aaoh month -
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
aRAoKv11hx Hta sroNx COUNTY.

County Delegate, Patrick Healy.
President,s d p O'Neill; vice president, Thos
Dolan; rec SEQ. Grove; fin sec, b NJ Moo
nf ~
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

ME- WrLHERE, N D, Philadelphia, Pa.
n j SLATrERY, N s, Albany. NY.
THOs j. DUrDoN, N T, Columbus, Ohio.
National Directors-P O'ConHor. chairman
Savannah. Ga; j NJ Clark Wisconsin; John
Murphy, Connecticut: T P O Brian. Ontario Can
Edward Sweeney, Ohio.
STATE OFFICKRS-MlN
STATE DKLDaATE-John Mccarthy, of Stall.
water.
STATE SHuRrTAnY-Rev P Kergick, Pipe
stone.
STATE TREAsURER-John Mahoney. sos 18th
st N E. Minneapolis.
STATE BOARD OF D1aECroBs-P H O'Hara
Graceville; J K1nnane. minneapolis; William
Delaney. st Paul; + e Newell, Morris; J G Hes
siau, Duluth.
President OF Insurance Fund. J Kennedy st
Paul
Vioe-President McDermott, Clontarf.
State Secretary of Insurance, John A
O'Shaughnesey. saltwater.
State Treasurer of Insurance. John Sheehy,
Montgomery.
Directors Of Insurance Fund, 3 H Grant, st
po1 psH f Kn Ra Sg Pene G2R
Geo " Murphy, Fartbault.
The Irish standard., 1893-02-04
SCOTT COUNTY.

County Delegate, = Leonard, Jordan.
Division No 1, Belle Plaine-Preeident. DrG r
Malonsy;- vics-president, james Sheehsn; rec
sec, Conion; fin sec Kilduff; treasurer.
Daniel Callahan; insurance sec, James O'Neill:
meet LIST Sunday OF month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Dress Trimmings.

We will Dress Goods
line of Feather Trimmings which selling at S10O $50
and $500 yard-at SOC yard
Gimp Dress Trimmings assorted colors black,
and desirable this styles worth up $3.50 yard
19c yard.
Fine Cut Beads and Steel Dress Trimmings ready sellers
at 175 500 and 1925 yada price, CSC yard
S100 quality Silk Veyets all leading color
ings-at 75c a yard.
II inch Colored Faile Silk 75c yard, worth S100.
Fl inch Black Falle Silk 63c yard. worth 90c
"a inch Black Satin Rhadane quality. price
$1.25-now csc yard.
Double warp surah Silks, extra quality in any shade
duced o SOC a
satin all desirable coorngs will be oerd yard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

There is o in he rush for Linens. Unoues
tionaby the low for superior values
Here of the factors:
All Linen Towels SC. 1oc. 122c &c., 25 all uneoualed
bargains
Extra Linen Damasks patterns at lec 25c $50
Acc SOC and CSC n yard
All Linen. Satin Damask Napkins ssc SLIT
and S159 a
Bed Sheets size excellent quality of
hems at Soc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Muslin Underwear.

Our Muslin Underwear sale last week tremendous
To follow will bigger values than
Ladies Muslin Night Dresses. lock stitched and trimmed
at 3tc f9c and Soc.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers rufled or embroidered, trimmed
aid henstitcled at DC. 35c, soc and SOC.
Ladies Muslin Skirts cluster tucks and embroidery
med AZ oc soc al Csc garment of excellent
ship and of splendid material
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Silks.

50 Florentine Silk evening shades 75c quality for
42c yard.
81 inch Figured Forenne Silk beautiful designs. $lo0
quality down . 49c yard.
Trimming Silks in paids. stripes and figured
shot silk price from S0 to $500
a yarei-your pick for 99c yard
Crepe Chenc all evening shades regular
81 90 yard-cearing sale price 69c yard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
POSITIVE VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

&c card for best quality Hooks and Eyes
&c yard for all silk Gros Grain No in
Gents pure Linen Collars. best make. 3 for soc.
ball for I'D. NJ. c." Crochet white or ecru
regular price 20c.
19c ball for Knitting Silks-all shades
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Hosiery.

A veritable slaughter-see w wei ave to offer:
9c pair ladies' Cashmere Hose 25c
SOC nc 35c kind
s9c pair for English Cashmere Hose the soc
and6 values
19c per pair for Infans silk Hose
sold regularly a 35c -
25 for chidrens Zephyr Knit Drawer Lcggngs regular
price $i00
soc and SOC pair for Equestrienne Tights; better
qualities proportionately low.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Blankets and ComEortabIes.

Lover prices than week There like
the present TO buy Blankets Comfortabes We will offer
remaining stock slightly sill
he offered at almost the regular price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
$ Suits, Tai|or-Made, PerecFtting and Handsome Ma
$500 Suits during this sale, one-halff off, $3.50
Black Dress Goods.

Very important dispose surplus stock prior
to inventory.
Imperial Serges, the Coo quality for SOC I'd
46 Twill Serges S1o0 quality for SOC yard
S100 quality for Coo yard
~ inch all wool striped and plaid acquards for Acc yard
46 inch silk Henrettas reduced &c. 81 10 and SIPS
these decided bargains and before offered
these low fgureswholesale prices wlait amounts
black
goods that will insure quick sales during this decided
ly bargain week sale.
REMNANTS-"Their is desirable their
company" 1t meanshe accumulation of Dress Goods Rem
black and coloedone yard lengths will be
closed u a sacrifice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Slaughter prices prevail this week Dress Goods
counters-come quickly and judge for yourselves
suitng stripes and plaids ranging from
TO a yard TO n 25c a yard
of of Camels hair Chcvots, Dagonals,
Persian Mixtures and entire stock of 6o 75c
and SOC qualities at SOC yard
Cords Jacquards Crepon and many Others this
winter portations, worth S10O yard will be sold
q Soc yard
quality French Broadcloth perfect in finish and
shades, known sell less than S15O
yard-clearng sale price CSC yard.
CLOAKINGS. which sold at S5O $L75 $500 and 1925,
all in one OF a a yard
Novelty Pattern Suits ranging from S12
to choice of the collection during
this sale at $50
You good thing when itcone and these
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

$4,000 and Novelty Coaks onehal their regular value
$1,000 military cape Newmarkets al half off $500.
$500 divided Newmarkets at half off $50
Ncwmakets with Vatican back silk lined hood
$500 Childrens Coak pretty styles. half off, $500
5000 $500 and $1,000 Chden Clos half off $500 $500 and
Any Winter Coat the house half off
Sacques which at actual cost.
Fur Aachan Jackets Fur all kinds
Fur trimmings of all kinds a one-half off.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Bargains and NIores 9th,

i9c each for Hand Cochc price Il iess
pay for making.
9oc for ladies' flannel Shirt Waists. prices q 90
$50
silk Waists perfect fitting and lined throughout at ess
than costo material. - -
Ladies' flannel skirt Patterns reduced TO
Nohair Flannel mar kcd
Sateen Corscts, well stayed o reduce stock at
Mems Night Shirts. well m all .ze.
duccd to - -
UP to 81 90 a pair. - 800
Ladies' hens
60 dozen left a - 10y
o. Chenille Covers beautiful designs be clo.ed out
al S1.J0 each - -'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ds such tremendous successful Clearing Sale
aNING TILL NIGHT? WHAT is TIE CAUSE OF IT.
ever known to fail We determined to unload win
ends regardless of cost value No winter goods packed
cost less than cost and onehaf their
quickly If you have not already attended this great sale
red at Clearing Sale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Underwear.

Cut prices a extent unprecedented these figures
soc for ladies' Vests sizes,
values
shrinking Vests Pants and
nat
7c each for chdren's white merino Underwear
Pants
PC for childcns natural wool and scarlet Underwear.
worth mp o sc
Sac for meas heavy nerino Underwear good 6Oc
for mc and Scotch Under
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Washinetou, Doc. T., IL Is nrohnhle
thai before long The state department viii
center upun negotiations looking 10 tbe
Mrgishicnmg ont OF uur relations win
OMn1. The enactment of tho Griry law
Will lo looked upon as an infrnctinn Of
tllr present treaty with China. aud 80 IN
e1cct putting IN end to a. That treaty
ruWts the United States nrivilcgrs hiehly
valued, aud which il viii he sought In
gepetuatc 90 us But 4 viii have 10 be-
done hy a new treaty, There Is good an
thority for saying that Secretary Gresham
Nspircs go mako the extension of tbo
trade relations and privileges with CHM
the central feature OF his administration
Of The state department I, worll super.
scic the pan-.American policy Of his IRE !.
eccssnr In the state dennrtmrni and n,
contrasted with h. II Is known that
Gresham has little faith Ia the future
Of nnr trade relations with The Spanish
Amuricau republics as an adequate hcll
for the extension OF commerce. 10 IL
said to reenrd that field as not well worth
the expense and labor OF eul waiting IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
THE GAzETTE Ell WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, DECEdER ~ 1888

cnw. il cant mao that money 20 purchase
e horse. WINS iiil Mr. El,rr would SLY
Mayor paddpck. however, il quite viii.
Ing 40 state hi- position and Win enplH'..
eis The eiiy council. By it, charter
said Mr. Paddock yesterday afternoon
rs clothed with power over ihe hnances
Of the CITY. and when iie city council
orders disposition Of funds under The
law. tho city tronsurer's duty Is TO pay.
lie has no discretion ia the matter. and
he Is under no obligation. only to dispose
Of the funds a. directed Icy the council.
Mr. Eiser makes 10, claim under that
part Of section IS, which provides that
The interest and sinking fund shall moi
he diverted nor drawn upon Tor any other
purpose, except la pay interest upon the
redemption nl bonds. for which 70 was
provided The salue section says. 'thc
city council shall have power 10 invest
the sinking fund In United States bonds,
Texas county bonds, or bonds OF the city
Of Fort Worth
'sihi4 mouey las bren lying idle in
the treasurer hands for mora than two
9tsdw, dni every effort 10 invest d
has boon thwartcd. aud the result i that
mxpayors Hrt losing the interest on those
money which should be added to the
sinking fund fr Che purpose Of meeting
the bonds 600 oaturiv The result will
be- that onr financial affair, win come to
q standstiIl until the question Is settled
II the council has no power over the
funds, Il will have TO stop current eX-
UcnFes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

hE Associated lTcsS
Washington, Dec 1.-THE first gun
Of the inevitable parliamentary battle hi
the senate upon the subject Of the re-
heni "l the Federal election laws was
iirel today by Mr.. Cullom
Tie resolution calling upon the prcsi-
dent for additional information In the
Hawaiian matter was laid over until to-
morrow in order that Mr. Frye might
submit some remarks
Va the course of his remarks Cullm
attacked HE New York machine. csprri-
any l. II, MAYNARD. the Democratic cNn-
dllntc inr judge. This brought Senator
tllll 10 his feet and q long Dialogue took
place.
FINALLY Mr., CHllom resumed the direct
course of his speech lie called upon
good people everywhere in America. TO-
Elrdless of pUli'icS, 90 join as one man ia
pcrpelunte, max, stronger lpl more eff
elght every guard and protection for h0n-
tSt elections Mr.. Cullnm then referred
10 what he Frmod the general situation
lte spoke oi tEa recent panic and hard
times, but htl not proceeded far when
Mr. Hin again interrupted: Does the
senator expect 10 prevent thc country
from realizing 'hcsc dire effects lac has
mentioned by a continuance Of the Fed
erl election laNs!"
Mr. Cnllom-Thir repeal is ono of the
stops to be iCbcu. the end Of which VIII
he the destruction of the industries and
very, NE nt the nHtpn. Mr.. Cullom, com
iihuing' referred TO the pulling down Of
tNr AMERICAN hae at Hawaii, which
c9UIu mo- hayc been accomplished hy ali
thc power of monardlcll Eurone hnt
had boon committed b The order of M
American president updu the advice md
recommendation of "a newly hnptighd
Democratic secretary OF state" daugh-
n, St.,,-. q o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
THE COUNCIL
Three Matters of lmportss,, Z,
with-l'he MARKET IIs.s
street Work Rohds

Tie council transacted ans
business last night. and L IA
tiously and without mafh el.,'
There We're three questions v 4, !
poriancc up for consitltratio,l- W,
ton ancnt the bond malt, .i1'
tailed in another column K. 4. Il
ton of Mayor Paddock rs Z N n
luton allowing Col. Leah 49, a y !.
preparation Of $500. aiHi NIX \.
siii1n of The market hous X, 4.
When the mayors veA n. 4 {.
consideration every aldraa Z. w
and they were an tlere-til K r.'1 (
The veto. This was somenh. ( , L.
prise. but Il moment later NJ IN y
ter was explained, The expiaS 4
IN the form Of q resolution ,q,f H
Lelhy $1,000 monil. until MAJ /
This Compromised IS Nh
Drake named IL, prevailed Nv
II TO 4 as follows.
Ayes-Wum. Chilrs. lalhjt ~
Day, Drake. Lewis. Tiler. Djsls
rel and SpOOnts II.
Noes -Nicks. Tllly. l.asstt, 4
Barr, BYRON and Fry--I
The market house propostoa vi .
tually rejected. \ motion vas nilI
receive ANA iilo." which e M rs.
method Of giving it eternal ter. NJ 4
motion prevailed by a soie x N
5. as follows:
A,.ne Nf.l-y 'T,,il,- Nj. n. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
F 0 Try
THOUSAND
DOLLARS.


V'"htlhu'" ii'n hie1 f"H''
-------------------------
| the treasurer would avoid an liability if
I h. Gheyr1 fhe orders of the council
Mr.. SpDDtts 81 hive always had some
dpuht nbom thc LEGALITY II his action.
fnd q decision OF The supreme court of
iunsr.nn ma tlat qucstion-'
Alderman Nris-'.ENruse nae for this
Interruption. The constitution n silent
un fbis uiesiipn. Tho next Thing we had
was tho ohnrter '1tp only thing We ala
not know was whether there mad bern
sases oil ihis Kind t,s.t,,l .iu Inc STATE.
There l. absolutely nothing iu the con-
sfitntion prohibifins M"
AlIorutifi, Siton1ts continuing snil
Then, MI. n deeisign of ,be sipr.ns court
uf Janiainun la a r,isp OF .imiinr nature.
and trt lie c0urt held thai pruyisiun
must be- construed with reference 10 the
dafc OF me bonds and that tho eity could
NOT invest in bonds unless they malured
sooner than The bonds for which the sink
ing fund was created Mr. Sp0onR sald
he had grave donbts as to the pr1priciy
Of Tho action, but that ho would vote for
the resolution 80 that the question could
hc tested
Alderman i.1sstcr who followed Mr.
SpOonis, said II the resolution authorized
the Investment 0f tho sinking fund 50
That. when the iirst series mature Ne
sinking fund would be unavailable. he
thought there was No question whatever.
~ lt3lsL' q SERIOUS mhl,eI 10 hl'se
,lg 'lihlie iNhu IA o9hu5 iiel 40 Hol w
lufr unlll after NC bonds ior Wnioh me
suking fund provided
AlutrI it Ni,hs tlld IT seemed 10 iiitl
W., ,, W. pp4 iI WI rf''sneu "
nav lhc slhknS lund lhEe'i'l' ne one
nlsr snogI object Mr. Nirk7 siau me
"S could on c"ur5e purchase ihtIait
county bonus, mt u seemed =" hlEl inc
SUM "o{'''i2i W9ulu APplN wv sn9t c'ee,
9hu lLc nul'oipn were 'irtleu 10 lF
lDsl'Hi 'gny ,lSlon' we 'llF '"u'u not lh-
Nts! tue iuhd 90 nnIlhlhE
N9 'as elsr polerlns To discuss m,
hNli'r, Mayor fNuuoch arose Hud spoke
as iollnw-i
Henliemen OF the council. The gray
ny OF me situation as IL appears 10 me
Jusl.hee me- in saying q few words
we have had $4,000 in the hands Of
The city treasurer since | have been 10
the city government, which We hive finally
been able tn invest rs the law Directs
me interest on those bonds has boon
lost 10 the taxpayers for that length 0f
time. We have been heretofore unable
10 make mn Investment thar would suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
CONSTABLE AsSASsINATEp
.uaciu1 Ia tho Gozctta

NIf'All w tue NHdAtlit.
Warren Tex. Dec. 12.-As J.. X.
l'lhllips, constable OF This precinct, was
entering his gate last night in company
with his son he was shot and killed
by an assassin. Several arrests of sus-
poets have been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

~ have bought and owned over fifty
razOrs in my life, but never have owned
amy equal to those 'Platina' guaranteed ra-
zors Of AndeTsou's.' This is the verdict
Of every purchaser Try one and be
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

No Christmas and New Years table
should be without u bottle Of Angostura
Bittcrs, nr Siegerts, the renowned oppe-
tier Of exquisite flavor Beware OF cOun-
terfelts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

0nN1IlI 70 INC ViNTNIIV7
Galveston. Tex Dee. la-K II sp,er
side. seciat rngiQecr " tlle lBsitiSh s'e,,n.
shin raftarld, aic1 81 i2,t5 iaday frlm the
egcc's y N oserdose Of lansan1m, self
administered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

by Associated iross,
Bueno. Ayres. nc, ~ ecu. Aien and
Col C,piua lcadtrs IN lhe rrccni aavnin
unnnry movement. maw iu udsnn WIN IN
liberated shortly by an 0rd,r ~ ihc supreme
COURT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
TWELVE YEARS FOR MURDER
Special to the Gazette.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 12.-l'iye weeks
ago, Charles Rogers, u young negro
murdered his mistress, Patsy Coleman.
The murder was brutal in the extreme
and nprovokcd. Tonight a Jury in the
criminal court found him guilt and as
sesscd his punishment at twelve years
in ihc ncnitentiary. The verdict was
q great surprise as It was generally be.
lieved Rogers would be hung
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

men0GwAr ai prescott t ppri should
lanhiug bf indc.
In case coluEon runcs iurfher al
viii 90 0ure rally around ne p'iflsipni
government from The Islands. Yin case
a tbe intention ~ carrying ont The ID
strnetion4 for the restoration Of thc man
nrfhy. Wills has promicd to give n
provisional government thirtv-six hours
nOtlcn before acting
"ln case such q notice comes, snid
prominent man yesterday 10 The ATsp
,iated Press correspondent. "and -hmii'
Cleveland attempt 20 carry ont As polio,
againa tho Americana IN ilawali, IN'
men will be 81 once lnt 10 work. anil hr
fore thar time expires the executive
bullding viii b. surrounded on lll side
with nile pits a hundred and fifty feet
from thc building, which will dffy nt
tack and be absolutely safe from thi
guns Of the ships
Careful inquiry pnt the Associated
Press IN Possession of the fact dat Boo
ease Of defeat the revenues Of the gov
ornneni are already sccrctcd. aud the
government will be re-Organizcd nj other
headquarters. dcfving Cleveland and the
restored monarchy until The resident
Americans are swept by superior force
from their homes in Hawaii.
The first action by the authorities herr
after the arrival Of the text Of Blount 3
report was TO remove Fred Wander
burg from the clcrkship he holds IN The
supreme court. II Is learned up0n the
best authority. coming directly from roy
alisf sources. TINT Observation-Disclosures
don't Wplehuuse recently stated 10 differ
'Hi w ~ i9hnlulu t.m' l.fl, wv,
Nv uIgers' inulhE D'iWepn hF'lanu uuu
lu' tlLhnn EnfrTNhei', 'nh' rue ihon-
in private political circles here the an
ncAuiinnistg' opinion has been freely ok
pre- s'ed lnni t'E presence ni me Brush
cruiser champion here 1t The present
nule W OWNS 70 thr iear OF inc t:nglisl
F' 'il0t tnat lcVelRlu Wouiu NOT
he 4gl' % eprry nnt his policy
IlN lh'niy rghrllrI rue executive ana
AufHoiy roun9l 14u q 7prclal session
WH7 hWiu, IN Wllcl MT brown lhlfonh'nu
lhe following resolution, which was imam
,WlnNNg reeoWhl'hded ny tue COUNCILS 10
'AD o.
lt''"'h''l' liNl lnN executive cnulcll
inquire or th' American minister
Wh'ln'I nls H1lrnciions Were covered ny
Hul 'n 'rillnhy WIN rue lcllef o. Secrr'
It'S "I,.i,'Ia ire1luenl ,l,Nelhlln.
90 "h''h'F ne was instructed 10 use
force
H'NolN'H' il1l Hn"nld NE answer hl
w 'h, hhrHaliIr ihe councils recommend
i'"'' Munster WINS hN immediately given
u'7 p''-iNIls Hhn ..h 'N'uhern hr made
" 4. wv W Mn'f'
81. w. l''5 gu lIr councils seems TO h'
& W. ~, '''a" WI" ,W'l Piot''llGh ,'
Wv 'N.l v''" W. '"-' '"Ncltud Tails iu
restore her lAS rs the chief reason
NY '"' n''l'r Is -lalrl To- nave unon
sl''N 10 we !W'hil "lurllN not Ia lana
u'liH NHh'Nl voc lrNni.tl'h OF tho pro-
N.',.'u -pNVI uurht iho provisional
'11ii,,l''', VII, -elu important difpat. mes
tli roiIy mr. bg w.. " N,'i'l'''' Ni.t,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

c. II. Robertson. the ieweler. Seventh
street, is not selling at cost, compare
uripps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

We have ia slocl, for the holiday trade
a beautiful line of ladies' and gentle
mems fine watches. which il will be Il
pleasure tu show Won II You will call.
MOliEHOIIS x MCBRIDE.
The City Jewellers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
The hest.
The most reliahei
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