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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The report that Mayor Brown of Paw
tucket proposes TO appear before the
senate committee on Judiciary in oppo-
sition to the license commissioners bill,
must be accepted with great caution,
Cor it is not at all probable that man
Of Mr.. Browns known intelligence and
disinterestedness could be induced to
lend his influence to defeat measure
which all considerations of honesty and
public policy demand should be passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The supreme bench may now be pre-
sumed to know the arguments in re-
gard to the South Kingstown case by
heart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

II won1er what mans sensations are
when he is struck by lightningy' said
Dawson.
II should think he'd feel more or less
thunderstruck," said Hicks.-Harpers
Bazaar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

A law at Hutchinson, Kan, is said to re-
euire chickens to be inclosed in pens from
March to October.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The chief features of the Chicago fair at
present are mud, water, plaster, shavings
and easterly winds, which cut to the mar
row.--lTaunton Gazette.
The Globe asks: "What will Speaker
Barrett do nowf" Let US hope that he will
either reform his methods or drop ont OF
drop out Of Massachusetts, politics. -lWal
than Free Press
Senator Platt Of Connecticut does not
believe there will be an extra session OF
congress. We also have our doubts about
it, The last thing Mr.. Cleveland wants Is
the assembling of his motley national leg
islature. Howell Courier.
Paddy Diver, police justice of New
York, is to be joined on the municipal
bench by another ex-saloonkeeper OF New
York, an old partner in that business OF
Red Leary," the Northampton bank rob
ber. That Is the kind Of justice which
New York gets at the hands OF Tammany
and it must pay for il at the rate OF 500
year. What o satire on justice!-lF Fall
River News.
1t Is surmised that President Cleveland
when he pressed the button at the Worlds
fair and started the wheels of the grand In
dustrial exhibit in motion, must have
had some difficulty in keeping the thought
from his mind that the American system
of protection had much to do with what l.
now on exhibition in Jackson park. Ii
will, however, be kept a secret in his own
heart II such were his feelings. - Haver
hill Bulletin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

arduous and continued labor spent on
any single act before the general assem-
bly, in recent years, and such as it Is
il ought to be considered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The most beautiful bank notes issued
are those of France and Germany. They
are very difficult of imitation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The speed of the falcon often exceeds 15C
miles an hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06
NO.. onD COMMENT.

TIE DEATH of Professor J. w. Patter-
son Of Dartmouth college will bs sincerely
regretted in educational circles. Professor
Patterson was not only learned man Of
generous nature and affable disposition,
but was also one of the most eloquent and
polished orators the Granite State ever
produced.
THERE is JUST CoMPL Amt against the
discrimination shown by our naturaliza-
tion laws against the men who serve on
board our war ships Two men from the
cruiser Newark, with years Of service In
the navy to their credit, applied for natu-
ralization and were turned away, although
single years service in the army entities
one to citizenship. This is not right nor
Just. and should be remedied In the inter
est of fair play and the growth of patriotic
sentiment in the navy.
THE FACT THAT PEOPLE lost on desert
or in forest invariably walk in circle Is
due to slight inequality in the length of the
legs. Careful measurements Of a series OF
skeletons have shown that only 10 per cent
had the lower limbs equal in length, 30 per
cent had the right limb longer than the
left, while In So per cent the left leg was
the longer The result of one limb being
longer than the other will naturally be
that person will unconsciously take a
longer step with tbs.3onger limb, and con-
sequently will trend to the right or left, ac-
cording as the right or left is the longer,
unless the tendency to deviation is cor
rected by the eye. This may account for
the tendencv showu bv President Cleye-
land to get out Of the path civil service re-
formers and mugwumps wap out for
him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING.

Geese in migrating often travel over 00O(
miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

The church spire originated In the 18th
century.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

taken from the waters of the Wisconsin
streams during the last few years.
Robert Browning's manuscripts are
said to be written in a clear, plain hand,
with few erasures His legendary poetry
is commonly founded on some folklore tale
he had heard or read.
That eccentric preacher, Rev. DR.. Wilde,
of Toronto, in his sermon last Sunday, de-
clared that the time is coming when no
man can tell lie
The Methodist church Of Kansas has dis
missed Rev, V. ii. Biddeson, the Populist
chaplain of the state senate, because of the
prayers made ia that body last winter.
In the thirty-eighth annual report of
the register general for Scotland, IL is
stated that in the middle Of the year under
review Qs92) the estimated population Of
Scotland was 4,063.452; Of those 1,v61, ,401
were males and 2, i02,05l females.
There has just been presented to the
New York Historical society five bound
NOluhts ItldtluS W tue war OF tno heDel-
lion, unique in being entirely hand made,
illustrations aud all. The work contains
many valuable historical documents, such
as Colonel Moshy's original oath of allie
glance, and many autograph letters. These
five volumes cost over $1,000, IL il said
They were presented to the society by the
Association Of Veterans of the First New
York Mounted Rifles
I'm 1880" says The Medical Times,
there was one criminal in $500 of our pop
ulation, but In 1890 there was one in 1856 s,
a terrible increase in 40 years The repub-
lie is young. Reckoned by the age Of ma
tions Is has hardly yet cast aside its swad-
ding clothes. and yet in energy, prosper
ity, in health and strength, 1t stands as
ancient Rome stood, giant among the
powers Of the world. There must be some
way TO stay this mad rush Of crime; some
remedy for this bacteria, which is poison
ing the fountains Of moral and physical
health"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-06

About $1,000 worth of pearls have been
taken from the waters of the Wisconsin
streams during the last few years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
nEsEnrnn MnoRiNns.

Headers of The public prints have daily
OhruNl upon lh'm The roritnl of crimes
"E"'"s' society," nome aud business, which
opinions. Us the age one of corruption
DOCS mat power men call devil wlef
u 'h''' nothing "u which 10 instcn
num- or 10 establish hope for better
auJuH'ment 10 un uncNplorod iuturc2
N't only docs lotiy crime exist hut
luIs.' 'um's abound ana criminals In
h'EN oIo'es are allowed To go on unmo-
tested ANA too oiteu nb"tiod in vicious
courses when involve olh"rs in rain,
Wh'l' 'h' actors themselves go on nm
H'n'n'0' 80 common are the snccrssrs
oI fraud that the moral ,rnsc OF the
Nineteenth century seems hluntcd Men
oil known dishonesty of notorious liyos
arr permitted to move as respected citi-
zcns in the circles of bus.ucs, and Of
social life, without hand being lifted
on voice raised for their expulsion
Going To Canada or Honolulu has
passed into "a joke, ANA double living is
accounted not unusual VI not even eN-
usnbla. The fame of Bacon, thnt Won
dewu genius OF the Sixteenth century,
has never outliycd the stigmu cust upon
him as % tukcr of brihes, and yet mrn
guilty OF more crimes than was this
great Philosopher guilty off, are prttpd
aud fe;ri iu their lives aud culoeilcd
after d,uth.
Men may now usr the funds Of mdi-
vi3uuis on of corporation, for their own
private purposes aud yet % breach ot
TRUST doos not os,rncsc man or prevent
It., f,. ,,,Ii,vi,,,, IN, brgb,,ss ~, "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
INDIAN TERRITORY NOTES.

a new press association has been form
ed in the territory.
Tho CMckasaw Enterprise has changed
hnuds.
a number of arrests have been made
~ Grcor county for timber cutting
The biggest snow that hns ever visited
the territory has just fallen.
\ Touring mill is being erected at
Chelsea
An unknown man was killed at Spring.
town last week
The Otoc tribe contains 35I Indians
and the Pouca jIj.
For the first time IN several years
wild pigeons have appeared iu the In
dian Territory
Emery Day witnesses some new de-
mohsiratiOu of the mineral wealth of
the Indian Territory. g0ys the Aluskogre
Phoenix Last week near Chelsea. .n
the Cherokee Nation. hne quantity of
luDcicnllug oil was found at a depth of
only nineteen feet. Splendid zine and
lead miups have boon found i'm different
part Of both the Cherokee and Creek aud
Choctaw Nation. aud the Wnshita mOuu-
Trims are known to hp rich Ion mineral
deposits. All that rs needed ia for some
assurance TO Doe given cnpb aud the
rapid development of this phpuuminully
rich country be- sure tO follow
a Methodist church Is io be- erected
at Chpctutuh
The Hupiists have established mis-
siuu school Ut Curemurc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
TEXAS TURNED S0OSE.

II Is probable that stage liue will be
established from Hamilton to Evant,
\ building and loan association has
been organized at Corpus Christi,
The prospects for the erection of q roll
or min nt Goldwaithe nrc bright.
1t Is probable that another large grain
elevator win hn erected nt 'lununh.
The Brnham Herald viii euiurgc.
a now hotel Is to be built ot Midlo.
thinn
The foundation IL being laid FOR the
new Catholic church ut Bolton.
Tho Alvin pOstoilicc has been promoted
TO a money order Office.
There Is talk OF establishing q telephone
line between JuckshOro and Buwir
The Baptist church at Bremopd is uu.
drrguiug repairs
Work win begin on the now Bremond
opera house BOO about two weeks
Work is progressing finely ON the new
Han county court house.
& Bapiis, church win be- organized at
Cambridge ut very carly dntc.
Five dwelling houses are under con.
stluctiou at AuUry.
The court house ut Lampasas is under
going repairs.
+ A bonrd of trade Is being organized
at Bowie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ALL OVER DIXIE.

A hard Gphl rs being made against
gumhlvo, UIl through Georgia.
Mas lAdo humphrey, ut prominent
FlrmlnguurH ny, family. died In power
~ 0t birmingham, Ala.
lu Breckenridge county Eya a pccu-
liar feature of a wedding was the fact
thUt the bride was hedeckcd iu the trout
soau worn los the gruom's former vito.
a Mrs Bocher, living at riucy Flats,
sullivan cuuuiN Tenn, has Just given
birch to triulctts for the second dime.
twice, twins twice aud Is The mother Of
the famous bird man which d now being
exhibited an over the country
a now street ear cash rcgistcr, invented
10y Lou H. Cooper of CoviuEtuu, NY,
has been pronounced 10y experts 10 be- "a
wonder, y not only registers the furcs
but supplies tho system of issuing the
transfers, recording the hour of issue aud
the number of The transfer
Since the death of the streot-car mo-
turmau, Powers, at Lexington, NY, his
successors have been terribly frightened
nt what they believe 60 Dc the ghost OF
the motorman.
H. \. Shy, a prominent merchant Of
Nhndvdale Ga, shot and probably iB-
tally wounded a, II, Arnold. ir, ot Ma.
chen, also very promlnent
IL Is claimed boy The Democratic police
torcc OF Newport, Ky, that the indict,
ncnts returned against the members for
usurpall0N wNs spiiewOrk On the part
of thr Republican grand jury The force
gave bond, and Was Instructed TO hold
the fort
AZ LATHE Rock Ark, nine children Of
HeorRe l4oOncy met and bad an Nccideu-
an re-union on Monday last Ihclr faith.
er tenrfp l0oney, moved from Alabama
Ia 1872, settlng near Lowell, WAcge ,Ae
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Term, OF subscription.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

A Publication Of Matter Valuable TO Every
Attorney


The Gazette Is now publishing the re-
ports Of tho supreme court Of appeals,
Second districts, ne rendered and without
Authorization.
Tho decisions rendered on each Tues
day win all be published, In daily in
stallmcnts, during the succeeding week,
giving them TO Tho bar from two to three
months earlier than through the law
Journals, none OF which publish the de-
cisions complete
The uusatisfictory nature Of the mea-
gre syr opses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared In the daily press
ia a subject Of such const ant complaint
from attorneys. that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf viii be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of ap.
proval.
The plan Of publication Of these do.
cisions In full has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state. all Of whom. without exception,
strongly recommended its adoption as the
largest benefit The Gazette could con
fer on the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette is without a supe-
rior IN Texas. Tho Sunday Gazette,
twenty pages, illustrated, IS the phenome-
non Of Southern journalism IL contains
more matter than the Sunday Courier
journal or Atlanta Constitution, and
gives, fresh and original, tle contribu'
lions Of tho most famous people In let.
tcrs, art and science.
Terms-25 cents per week where we
have a local agent: or 50 per annun by
mail.
Apply 90 the local agent, or address
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY NOTES.

The farmers of this county noticing
the national agitation for good roads
are Ull Zoo tor *, says thv Guthrie State
Capital They want the legislature TO
make % hprrr law than is uuw Zoo force
80 thHl ruais will he taken care of under
q different system of supervision ltnld8
are necessity In Oklahoma, more 40
probably than elsewhere ON account OF a
lesser mileage of railroads.
a petition has been uumorously signed
by thr people of South Oklahoma ask
ing thc secretary ot the iutoriOr tn order
the land commissioner tu tuEc mp and
decide the cases which have hrpn de-
c,ded by Che town-sItc board.
a monster prairie fire swept consid-
crahlc scope OF country WRIST Oi CurdrU
ono day lum week.
Oklahoma Tmcs,Iouunl With an the
territory tp select from She early buomyrs
Wore almost unanimous iu their selection
of ciuims n this valley tAe valley of
which oklahoma City is the center. They
lOlksd over Inc promised luud thoruughly.
and save Payne, Capt Couch, Col. Crock
~ and nearly an the rest of them de-
cidcd Tint this portion was the garden
spot of the territory land every one who
has looked ever ID since has decided That
She uld-umcrs were oiunrntly correct ia
their diagnosis
A telephone l'uc viii probably bc erect
ed between 'iecumseh and Oklahoma
City
A band Of horse thieves are at work
around Tcumsoh.
Charley Cocord, eN-shrrr of Okla
homn county, is % candidate for United
States marshal OF the Tecumseh district.
The land office at Oklahoma City will
not br removed as reported
a board of trade has been organized
at Iecumsrh
Oklahoma farmers are iubi'gnt over
ihe latr suOws. which win prove very
beneficial tn The crup.
A mari8ga took place at IN Reno u
few days ago chat was slightly out of
the usual order ~ things Fundamentally
but moi wholly devoid ot romance a
woman who was divorced FROM he's
husband Byc ypnrs ago, wts with her
children. stopping Ut boarding houst
M ,hat c,p, hof means hNtCuc eShlus-
ed and nor MuAlahy learuipg thc whore
0ho0ts ~ NO husband Of Former years
wr2te him use circumstances and be az
0nre caOr 10 the "rcscue,' reconcile
tlon ana rcUarrlYe fpllpwc'l and ihe par
ties lglI Tor their home IN Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

by negligence on the part Of defendants
agents having charge and mnintcnauce
of ~ road bed, without fault ON Inc Iurt
ot plaintiff contributing thereto. you
should end for the defendant Again
II the plaintiffs injuries were caused by
his own negligence, and not by reason Of
= defective track, as alleged, or II you
believe that the pninth iil running his
engine over said track himself failed to
Use TINT care which person OF ordinary
prudence would have used with the know
ledge possessed by him. aud that such
want Of care ON his part contributed to
The alleged injury. YOU will find for the
defendant Second Tho special in
struchon, IN effect. included the prOpo-
Itiou that the fact Of running at ~ grca-
ter speed than wns permitted by the
rules of the company was Of itself neg
ligence. This would have been ia CON
prevention Of the rule forhdding the
trial court 60 say in the absence Of stutu-
tory declarations that any particular act
or omission constitutes negligence. u,ail-
way company vs. Lee, 40 Texas, JOl
hallway company VS. Roberts, recently
decided by u.s.
A careful inspection Of the courts
charge constrains us To- dissent from APP
peilants very general assignment Of
error that the charge does not present
the law applicable 60 the case and does
correct determination Of the ease
We are thus brought TO consider the
question Of fact presented ia the several
concluding assignments aud PROPOSITIONS
OF appellant. namely: Did the evidence
Justify the Verdict There * no contr0-
velsy with reference To the extent aud
gravity of the injuries sustained by ap-
pellep. We have scrutnized the very
vQluminous statement Ut facts, and con.
cluded as already indicated that the
derallment of the train aud the cOnsc-
quent injuries sustained by appellee, are
most reasonably TO be- Inscribed 10 low
joiht OF unusual character In appellants
track: that this low joint might have
been avoided or corrected by % proper i'm
spcGiOn of the track which appellant
failed to give 10 It; that while there was
sharp conflict in the evidence with ref
ercnce 10 the speed at which appellee
was operating The engine there was sulii-
Client tcstlAouy to warrant the finding
by the jury that he was NOS guilty of
ContributOry negligence
The judgment therefore is affirmed.
tSimcdJ TARIlTON,
Chief Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Tho public schools Of Corpus Christi
are crowded 90 their utmost capacity
The cold wsutb,r hns NOT Infected tho
n,ntva ANA l,,n,r rr,,up ,r,,,,,i t,,r,I,s
Clristi
Igrsn shipworts of rottI, nr, bpipy
made from Alice every uHy.
SpynrnI cpsr. of LvIrorhnbi, pra re-.
portrd anon auit1gis AL nr,nlstrn
M. 60. ,....'.S -,
nt ,''N lI,"NI N'Ms S1yh lh't 'h'I' WIN
M mere Wn'W rliScu IN baElor county
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utIuH'l ',nu l... . "a, ''u''i"1 "P " o."
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

younger members of the family were
raised 1'herp are nine children. hve boy
nH'l four girls the oldest ueinS ~
old and the youngest ~
parents have been dead some years
10 is rather remarkable that the en-
tltc family Of children should got tggether
again after having been scattered since
1866
a child Of Thomas Mattmgiy, ncur Lob
anon. XIV. died with all the Indications
of Ajutic cholera, and quite scare re-
suited.
The MI. Sterling. Ky. churches have
adopted resolutions asking hentucky
congressman Ia vote against q e repehl
Of the law closing the Worlds fair on
Sunday.
Tho governor Of South Carolina has
FOR tho second time, granted Wade liar
ris. mn lSypat-Old negro boy. who was
sentenced 10 hang next Friday for muir
der, q respite.
The citizens Of Charleston, $. c., hnve
got together for the purpose OF raising a
fund for the relief of the destitute.
Another white deer has been killed near
Weldon. =. q. 10 is the first of its kind
that was ever seen IN that section.
Bears aud pauthers have recently at
tucked travellers n West Virginia. Sew
eral desperate battles with the latter
are reported.
A farmer living near Shelby. y. g..
on awakening Monday morning found
seventeen rabbits huddlcd together In q
corner Of tho room. They Ind got in the
house In som" MANNER Co escape th" cold.
The Watauea. ~ c., Democrat says
that r. a Th0mBs. who was shot 10y one
Warren, lived nine days after the ball
passed entirely through the brain from
front to rpar
During the past four years undar Dem
ocrltic administration of Wheeling. W..
Va, has had more public improvements
of greater and morr substantial value
put through than iu % generation before
tlut fiup