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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
THE HOUSE.

III AAChh'Afs
Washington, Jan 10.-The greater
part Of the day IN the house was con.
sumed in hlihustering Mr.. kilgore Of
Texas 10 the fore He accomplished his
purpose of defeating the bill for the ercc-
ton of monument TO prison ship mar
tyrs
The bill passed 10 meet the require
ment OF the interstate commerce law,
relative 90 testimony Of witnesses.
The bill passed for The construction Of
bridge across the Mississippi at New
Orleans
The national quarantine bin was next
In order but its opponents succeeded IN
STAYING IL off until Saturday
Mr.. Patterson then called up the bin
amending the interstate commerce net
intended 10 obyiate the construction
which courts have placed on the words,
Same line. as they appear In the fourth
of the act was also amended By strik-
ing out the word Pool aud inserting
the words, ANY contract aCrpement
or ARRANGEMENTS" ~ further provides
that railroad companies may make "con-
tracts. agreements or arrangements for
appouioning among themselves traffic or
gross or net earnings under certain con-
ditons 10 be imposed By the interstate
commerce commission. The bin further
provides that a common carrier, which
Ks corporation, may be- indicted for VIC.
lation Of any provisions Of the act
Mr. Lind Of Minnesota moved 10 strike
ont section OF the BILL which Is the sec
ton amending the pooling" section OF
the original act and the motion was
agreed 20.
Mr. Boatner Of Louisiana offered m.
amendment requiring that an railroads,
common carriers accept from connecting
lines loaded cars or trains 10 be hauled
40 the point Of delivery az a rate not
exceeding that they charge for similar
service over their own lines. Agreed TO
ana the bin then passed.
Tie next bin called up WIS one amend
ing the interstate commerce. law, max
ing printed and written documents IN
me possession Of the commission adj
missable a. legal evidence with the force
81 similar documents 81 the executive aud
department officers Of the government.
Passed
The senate bin was passed making
Rockport. Tex, a SUPPORT Of entry
The bin for the establishment Of
national quarantine Was called ~ bnt
lie onponents of the measure hlbustered
against il and finally forced az adjourn.
meDt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
COMMITrEE WORK.

Austin. Tex, Jan. Especial Tho
committee on contingent expenses held
a meeting this afternoon aud allowed
two nnimpOrtant bills Of $40 each
The committee on constitutional amend
ments held a meeting This afternoon. The
committee considered the joint resolu.
ton Of Mr.. BOwser amending the core
stitutiOn so as 10 exempt factories from
taxation for 4 period Of not exceeding
ten years; that Of SIR. Jester providing
for state banks Of deposit and discount
and Mr simpsons amendment providing
for pension bflg veterans Of the war al
1880 and those Of the Confederate army
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
no pAY TXnAs. nEnrs

Austin, Tcx.. Jan. Especial Tho
bill 70 meet the deficiencies IN the appro-
prieuous for the two years ending the
18th Of February this year introduced
toduy by Representative Wheless of this
county, apprOpriatcs therefore Si47 ,23B
About quarter Of million of this r.
Tor tue Judiciary branch Of the govern
meut, inducing $4,000 fees for attached
witnesses, and all expenses cOnnectch
with the new civil courts of appeal
HE other deficiencies are divided be-
tween The various state departments AMI
eelemosynary Institutions The railroad
commission shows no deficiency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

Austin. Tex, Jan. Especial Tho
first batch Of executive appointments
was sent TO the senate today, and no
doubt an executive session viii be held
tomorrow for their consideration. They
arN as follows
-. u. Cayiu. district judge of the Grim
inul judicial district. composed Of Gal.
weston and Harris counties, appointed
Sept -
r. 1. Perry Of Bowie assistant ut
torlcy-gencral Of Texas, vice r. II. Har-
rison resigned Oct 3
Il. q. Taylor Of Coryell county trustee
OF the house of correction and rcforma.
'ton. vice H. A. Mcdowell resigned
Dec. l.
JAS r. billiard Of Kaufman Of the
board Of managers Of the North Texas
INSANE asylum. vice NestOr Morrow re
signed Nov. a.
Peter VALID Of Zappta aud +. b. Nor
ris of Starr animal aud hide inspectors
for their respective counties.
q. w. Littlehcld trustee Of the blind
institute nt Austin, vice W. II. Tobn
resigned Jan. q.
lt Is probable that the list containing
the regular executive appointments for
the coming term Of two years viii he
H,ut Ia tomorrow, and as has been pre-
yiOusly stated In The Gazette there Will
be- no changes In these except Ia the
case vt the Superintendent OF the last
Texas penitonNpry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
NM InASM RATn-

Austin. Tex. Jan. 10. Especially Rep
rcscntntive Hawkins win endoavur 10
secure u reduction of the lease rate on
school lands IN the extreme western dis-
trirt whore lands are now classed us
grazing lands aud subject TO ten years
leases TO 2 aud 3 cents per acre. accord
ing TO cOnuguity To permanent water
aud IN view of the make up of the land
committee III hopeful of success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
pRINTfNG RppORMg

Austin, Tex, Jan. 9-(Special) --rho
Ia the house tomorrow calling for reports
from the printing board, composed OF
the secretary Of state, state treasurer
and attorney-gencral The states print.
ing is large item. and for many years
has been bone Of contention The
committee includes several practical
newspaper men, and reforms which a.e
expected 10 result IN great economy nre
under consideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

100000, II it could be held. as II cor
itainiy cannot be- thnt there was no pub
ne spirit ~ the county, responsive to The
equitable demands made upon the coun-
" % provide adequate court room
But the public spirit of the city Is IN
perfect harmony with much of that Of
the county on this question. for IL rec
oguizes the necessities Of the case. and
these make the need for the new court
house absolute
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
ann GNNnRAEs RnGIMENr.

Cleveland. o., Jan ia special
Cleveland 20 Fremont tomorrow morn.
ing, The Cleveland members of the gen.
erals regiment, the Tweniy-third, will
so tO march IN the funeral procession
in u body, aud the First city troop.
national guard cavalry organization. com.
posed largely Of wealthy aud prominent
young men, and famous all over The
country for its fine appearance aud tx,
port manouyeres, viii accompany them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
STATE AFFAIRS.

Austin, Tex. Jan 10 Special. -
Chartered -Waxahachie Investment
company Of Wazahachie City, capital.
stock, $4,000. directors, O. le Dunlap.
r. q. Phillips. NJ. b. Templeton, n. A.
Ferris and Oscar Goodwin.
j. G.. Workman, tax collector Of Gal
weston county today deposited with Com
troller Mccall $4,000, his revenue col
lections for the month Of December.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
ROGAN.s AMENDMRNr

austin, Tex, Jan. -lSpeoai) rep.
rescntative Rogan has prepared d joint
resolution 10 amend the constitution 10
0s 10 limit the legislature 10 thiriy-0ne
senators and ninety-three members ~ the
house. 10 have a salary OF 5000 each,
payable One-half semi-annnally by war
rant Of the comptroller, without allow
nnce for mileage on extra compensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
THD KANSAS soUABRIn.

Topeka. Kan, Jan. 10. --Thore wcna ma
new developments Of the Legislature
muddle today. unless II b. the nnseat'
ing policy Of the Populist house. Il wag
60 have taken up an appropriation bill
and allow tho Republicans 20 test II
IN the supreme court, but instead they
devoted the day 20 tho consideration %
contest cases. h an OF which the election
committee thought tho Popuilsts entned
90 SCENTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
APPROVED.

Washington. Jan. l9.-Thc president
today approved the Joint resolution au-
thorizing the secretary Of the treasury
To cover back into the treasury SiS.SOO
Of the appropriation 10 the ChOctaw aud
Chicknsaw Indians. This action permits
900 for lands taken boy the luited States
from the Choctuw and Chickusaw In
dams, applied to reservation uses from
other tribes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
GrNERAL AppRorRIAr1oN.

Austin, Tex, Jan. 10. Especial Tho
chairman Of the senate finance commit.
tee has very nearly completed the gem
crul appropriation bin, and u Is probable
that II will be submitted az the next
meeting Of the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

may desire covering an departmapts
In other wordstall courses both pr0les.
sional and literary are levclcd and placed
on tho same hasis The new system will
go into eject at The beginning Of the
next term IN October
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
viii Take Place Todayand VIII
BE a Quiet Affair.
CLEVELAND WILL BE PRESENT.
-Four Members Of Harson's Cabinet VIII Req.
resent the Administration.
The Body Llos IN Stale al the Home Of the
Deceased In Fremont Governor McKln-
ley's Proclamation MARKS Of Ma
tional Respect Arrangements.

Fremont. o.. Jau. 10. This little city
today was without doubt the center OF
universal interest. All morning trains
brought IN distinguished people, aud
WINES brought no end of condolences aud
notices Of intentions 90 attend the OBJ
sequies Governor Mckinley acoompan-
led by his stan, aud members Of the state
legislature viii arrive Ia time for the
funeral and four members Of the United
states cabinet Messrs. Foster Wauua-
maker, Rusk aud Noble viii also attend
frcsidcpt- Eloct Cleveland has already
lcit Lakewood, n. j.. on his way to
attend the funeral Citizens arc making
active preparations for the proper care
OF the visiting guests. The attend
anco tomorrow will undoubtedly be
very great. More than 10000 out
side guests art expected. Special trains
viii run from all the large cities OF tis
pat Of Ohio. The business of this city
is already nt a stnndstil
The Sandusky county har this morning
putscd suitnble resolutions OF respect,
while the ciugels committee on rcsolu-
uoua adopted q loving tribute TO the
dead. Colonel r. n auckland, who has
chnrge Of the arrangements states tito
funeral viii be held tomorrow nc . D. m.
from the Methodist Episcopal church.
Tomorrow the body will lie Ia state and
dbrlng the earlier hours the citizens oi
Fremont viii view FOR the last time tho
familiar features of their distinguished
neighbor and friend, a similar oppor-
tunity will be given the guests from
abroad at later hour, after the trains
arrive. Tho remains were also viewed
this evening by citizens Of Fremont as
they lie in General Hayes own room.
The services will be- simple and impress
siye. There win ho no sermon, aud tho
exercises VIII close with singing aud tho
Lords prayer The Grand Army ritual
viii be Used nc the cemetery The Ohio
National guard aud other military bodies
will bo in the proct ssi0n.
Columbus. o., Jan. 1O.-Governor Me
INinley today issued proclamation,
sorrowfully announcing to The people Of
the state the death OF General Hayes,
ccting his characteristic services TO tbs
state aud nation aud recommending Gags
ON oil buildings 60 be put nc half mast
until after the funeral, and the people
assemble in their respective places OF
divine worship and head the memorial
services, also ordering on the day Of the
funeral Che executive offices be closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
THE Pedestrian

james Swartz. the pedestrian welliug
around the world. arrived here az l15
this morning, leaving NJ 1880 a.. m for
Denton He Is wen and confident of
aUpraee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20


Austin, Tex, Jan. 10. Especial IA
ripple of surprise was created w the
senate this mOrldng when senator boren
introduced resolution tp revoke after
Feb. I ihe resolution authorizing ench
senator TO subscribe for blty copies OF
SOME ,oaily newspaper publishing the
proceedings of the legislature The res
oluion was defeated by a vote OF ~ TO
IA.
senator Yoakum then introduced a res.
olutiou cutting Che number of papers
down To ten copies,
Senators Rowser. Hutchinson, Kearhy,
Baldwin and Crawford opposed the reso'
luton Ia very sensible speeches They
took the ground that the SENATE had MI.
ready contracted for fifty copies of the
daily newspapers. aud had no right now
tu violate the contract They also held
that tho resolution was ont of order
Ia addition Senator Crawford called at
tention 90 tho fuct that when the urlgi'
nal resolution was before the house
resolution Go make Che number Of copies
ten had been defeated. The CHAIR then
ruled the resolution ont Of order
MIR Noakum then introduced another
resolution cutting the number of copies
down to twelve
senator Hutchinson made The first
point chat it WIS out ~ order
The chair ruled that II was in order
decision of the chair. The chair. how.
ever, was sustained 10y yotp of - 10 =.
The motion was defeated aud mo.
ton TO reconsider by Mr. Douglus was
promptly tabled.
The following resolutions were intro.
duccd
by Mr. Deane Concurrent resolution
asking congress 10 grant the petition Of
business men along the border who want
the free zone abolished. Adopted
by Mr. Tips Concurrent resolution
asking that John y, Hood cnmp be pcl,
mitted 10 erect Confederate monl.
mcnt ON the cnpitol grounds, to cos,
S1OOOO. Adopted
Bills introduced.
By Mr.. Mckinney 70 grant The right
to the Waco Water Power end Electric
conWgny 20 build "A dam across tie Bra.
2uH river.
by Mr. lmbodcn TO punish any one
WHO shall assault or kin n person Nbils
carrying a pistol. dirk or dagger about
his person.
ne rules were suspended and the seut
ate blll authorizing minors 90 bring suit
by next friend, was PASSED
Adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

An Ohio wOmnn claims to have a
churn which has already turned Jul S1O-
900 vorth Of huttsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20
NO ATvrTND TIIp TTTNpRAI.

Lakewood, N. j., Jan. 19.-Mr. Cleve.
land WIS a passenger or a train leaving
here at twenty minutes 20 Y o'clock thii
morning for New York. The preaident
elect rs on his way 60 Fremont ~ at
tend the funeral Of cx-President Ruther
ford B. Hayes Mr.. Cleveland win re
turn Saturday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


HE LAST SYMPHONY CoNcERr.-The last
concert OF the series by the Boston symphony
orchestra. whlcn TOOK place at Metzerott Music
Hall last night, had the effect OF crowdlng that
naii 10 lts utmost capaclty WIN an audience as
cultured ana renned as ever watched
the beat OF Mr. Nikisch's baton.
When Mr.. Nlkisch made his appearance
last night 70 begin the Schumann sym
phony ne was warmly greeted and there
was deep regret Ieit py ali VINO nave
sat under the wifchery OF his IN
telngent reading and mastery direction that 1t
was tne last time ne would De seen mere. his
loss from the Boston orchestra Will be deeply
feit
Inc WORK OF the orchestra lastnlRht was fully
up 10 tne nlGn standard that mas made IL the
pest band OF musicians tnat TINS country mas
known.
III may De sa1eiy Asserted tnat notwltns tano-
ing the great popularity and excellence Of the or
chestra tne cnie1 attracnon at last nishts CON
was tne great foiisn pianist Nr. lSnace rad
ere"shi. ne created agrea.er amount OF ehtnu,
siasm man any SOLO PerlUme VINO e'erappesreo
IN washington. ana his WORK 1niiy Justlhed II.
he played with an expression tnat was convinc-
ing ana magnetism that carried MS audience
WIN MIN al all umes. vi MS marVeious tecn-
nleal mastery OF tne piano praise mas oeen
gwen heretofore: ana now the one .hihg tnat
was deemed lacxlngl In MS former Appearances
the soul-apPears TO pervade MS entire work.
INNOCENT AS Lama merry engagement
VIII be ushered IN by that clever comedian, 10
land Reed. leading exponent OF eccentric
comedy roles, at Aibaushls Iheater Monday
evening. MIR. Reed. 1t Is said, has been enjoy
ing the most prosperous season OF his career
with innocent as Lamb, the JOINT work OF
W. Stokes Craven and Glen McDonough. 1t is
said that the play Is ingeniously constructed
and fairly teens with bright and witty lines
and funny situations, many OF which are ex-
travagant but serve their laushter-provoking
purposes well. Miss lsadore Rush and several
other clever piavers OF both sexes have congo
NAL roles In the new piece.
LATER ON season OF farclcal fun viii be
lnauSurated at Harris BlJou Iheater next Mon
day. when Later On will be performed. The
company includes the comedians Wood and
Shepard and the clever soubrette, Clara Throop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
A RUNAWAY MATCH.

The Parties Were Married by Rev. DR.. Sun
derland This Morning.
Mr.. Charles E. Dillon and Miss Eta Thomas
Of Shumansville, Caroline county, Va. were
married at the Elkton this morning by Rev.
DIR. Byron Sunderland. The couple are full
grown and show every evidence OF
being able to take care Of themselves,
but, Notwithstanding, the parents Of the young
lady objected to her leaving the fam
lily. Last evening they arrived at the
Elkton. where they waited an oppor-
tunity to obtain a license and the services of
a minister. and Rev. DIR. Sunderland was called
in. Mr.. Walter Tha1ton and his bride, who
were married in Lynchburg yesterday, were
the witnesses After receiving the congratula-
tons of number Of guests and others they
left on a morning train for home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
An Increase I'm the Number Of Deaths La,
Week.

An Increase I'm the Number Of Deaths Last
Week.
There was an increase in the death rate dur
ing the week ended on Saturday last Of from
$40 to 2s.2 per thousand persons" says the
weekly report OF Health Oficer Hammett, sub
mitted today.
The actual number arose from 40 TO 141 in
the same time. There were two deaths from
diphtheria and four new cases. and of scarlet
fever there were five cases reported. with no
deaths There was a slight increase in the NOR
tally from acute lung diseases compared with
that of the previous week. Seventy three
deaths occurred from these causes in the two
weeks, ffty-one of which were from pneu-
mona. large proportion OF these were Of
but few days duration of last sickness, and
occurring Immediately after Inauguration day
NAV with safety be in q large measure charged
to the very inclement weather throughout that
occasion. II is also q noticeable feature of the
weeks hygienic conditions that an unusually
large number OF fatalities resulted from
apopIexy and brain and heart complications
I'm other the respects the health of the Dis
trict is good. considering the season Of the
year. and infant mortality as well as that from
senility remains at the normal degree.
There were eight deaths from violence. all of
which we're from accidents and of which two
were by railroad. one from inhalation of illum-
mating gas, one from drowning, two from ex-
posure to cold and neglect and two (children)
by suffocation'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
"a FRESH CD FISH STORY. "

1.-TWO fathers and two sons went fishing, each
taught fish; yet there were only three fish
caught; how was thisi" For the first correct
answer We will give, free of all incumbrance. q
building lot value 81 900. in any city which
may be selected by the fortunate sender. For
The second a rosewood cabinet. containing one
hundred pieces of sterling silver knives forks and
spoons. and to the next ten beautiful gold
watch with American movement. lsdy's or gen.
tlemans size. This offer appears in ten papers
today and in order to test the value of this
paper as an advertising medium we will give to
the first two answers received from this locality
prizes to the value of $40 and SIS, in the order
received Inclose with your answer 20 cents,
for which We will send you a cake of the mar
vslOus Gem Curative Soap, warranted to cure all
imperfections and blemishes of the skin and to
produce q clear and healthy complexion. Sold
by chemists and druggists the world over.
Price. So per dozen All successful competitors
are expected to purchase a dozen.
The GEM SOAP Co., P,
Toronto. Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
The Druyyists and the LIQUOR Law.

The druggists Of the city are somewhat
exercised over tine provisions of the new
liquor license law. One of them recently
asked the question Of the Commissioners,
when does the clause in the act Of Congress
approved March 3. 1893 in regard to the sale of
liquor by druggists go into effect. The assist
ant attorney for the District, NJ. S. 7. Thomas,
to whom the matter was referred for opinion,
today reports that with the exception Of drug
gists licensed under the old law the act above
referred to went into effect on the date of its
approval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAueH's OPERA HoUsE.-Mlle. Rhea in
Much Ado About Nothing"
NEW NATIONAL THEArER--'The Texas
Steer"
ACADEMY OF MUsrc.-"The Hustler"
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER--''The Pulse of New
York
KERxAx'sLYcEux THEArEK-C. W. Williams
Big Show
The BATTLE OF GErTYsBuRo.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
METZERoTT Music HALL--Robarts Harper
lecture on English and American Homes"
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET HALL (FIFrH,
AND L Sis. wv (-The Dog Show.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL--Orient Athletic
Clubs Musicale
MI. JEzEREL BAPTIST CHURCH (FIFTH AND
T. s-E)--Eliza Snowden's lecture on Gods
Principle in Regard TO Man"