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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
UNCLK SAN AND HAWAI-
The Government 1t is said, May Take
Seufrai Position.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov st Is
nov said 10 be the intention OF the
administia alton to let matters take their
course In Hawaii, position which, II Is
claimed. is favorable 70 the cause Of the
depOsed queen.
n h posslble that the statement OF the
f,teotion 10 restore the status quo ante
bellum attained publicity through the fact
fbat Aiirlster Wills. before leaving san
Francisco was credited with saying that
the posltlon OF the United States govern
n,ent toward Hawaii would be made
lnoWn oficiaiiy in ten days.
ue ia believed 10 have arrived al the
Islands yesterday from San Francisco, and
a. has been assumed that he would for
nally declare the policy Of his government
as soon as ne landed 1t IS regarded here
"a improbable that his instructions go so
far as to warrant the statement tnat
restorat!on Of the monarchy through any
direct intervention Of the United states
is contemplated.
But il has been broadly asserted tnat
the Hawaiian queen was deposed as re-
snlt OF the landing OF the United states
marines and that the revolution coula
nsver have succeeded had not the royal-
isis been impressed with the BELIEF tha'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
GRIFFIY ELECTED ar DETROIT.
The New Congressman From the First
Michigan District.

The New tOncressman From me First
Michigan District.
DETROIT. MICH, Nov. SIN the first
congressional district Griffin Dem) IS
elected by between 1000 and 1900 major
ity 10 succeed the late Judge Chipman.
Levi Z. Griffin IS one Of the ablest law
yers I'm the State. lie Is ffty-six years old,
having been born at Clinton, Oneider
county, New York, May p, 1881. He lived
In Utica untll ne was ten years old and
then removed with his parents 10 Michi-
gan, settling at Rochester, Oakland couf-
ty. He began the practice Of law
with the firm Of Moore e Blackmar in
1858 and after became a member Of the
firm Of Moore &, Griffin. lie enlisted as
second lieutenant I'm the Fourth Michigan
Cavalry i'm 1852. and was soon assigned TO
duty as brigade Inspector. He came out
of the army with the brevet Of major for
gallant and merftorious service Major
Griffin has always been an active Demo-
crat and was once the Democratic candi-
date for the supreme bench Ia this State.
But he has never before held Office, hav-
ing confined his attention to his legal
practice. For the last seven years he has
been Fletcher professor Of law OF the
University Of Michigan.
Major Griffin was for eight years the
head Of the law firm Of Griffin, Dickinson.
Thurber q Hosmer, every member OF
which has come into prominence politi-
cally
Congressman Griffin is an able lawyer
and an eloquent speaker.
Corrected returns this morning show
that Mayof Pingree swept the city by
over 5000 majority, and has carried the
entire Republican city ticket through with
him. Pineree ran far ahead OF his ticket.
In the First Congressional district Grit
fin Dem) is elected by between 1000 and
500 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
xn,lonal Rnnk circnlatlnn.

WASHINGTON, -. C.. Nov. s.-The
high water marx OF national bank cir
cniation was reached In september.
when the banks took out additional cir
culation 10 relieve the stringency Ia The
money market Since then gradual re-
ductlon has taken place, ard since sep-
tember 18th. national banks which had
previously taken out additional circula-
tion have surrendered circulation TO the
extent OF si.l3s,2O. OF this amount. hye
national banks in the city OF New York,
surrendered sSS2 900; one bank In Baiu-
more. $1,000; and three county banks
IN different sections Of the United States,
1854 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. s.-Returns are
complete enough 10 make Il certain tnal
all the Republican candidates for the
Bench. except ]. Henry Kraft the SO
ciaHst, are elected by safe majority,
ranging from 1000 to 1900. Judge Gary
election for the Seventh, In the race oi
opposition from the Governor anI ~ 80
administration. Is speclaily srathshs "
the Republicans. -,
John r.. Payne is the Democratic law
yer elected Judge, in place OF CraIt'
The full Republican ticket for county
commissioners is also elected. with the
probable exception Of George Edmanson'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
THfRD SENATE DBTRICT.
Clair, Democrat, Almost Certainly

St. Clair, Democrat. Almost Certainly
Elected.
TAZEW ELL, Nov. 8.-Special-Cocke's
majority i'm TazeweH is about 200. j. H..
Sayers Rep) for the House OF Delegates
has a majority over S. NJ. Graham Oem)
Of 245 S. f. Bundy, Peoples party candi-
date for the Senate from the Third dis
trict. carries Tazewen by l6} majority
over A. ST. clair Dem). Russell county
gives ST. Clair 400 majority. which will
probably elect him. as Buchanan and
Dickenson Will both give small Demo-
cratic majorities.
Senator Yost Rep) represented the
district last time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
rnrAsHED By THE JUDGE.
yo,uli.t Interferes at Halifax Preeinei
and IL Knocked Out.

HOUSTON, VA Nov. s-speciai'-- = ..
.,oc,,on passed OF quietly here except
Al Hyco precinct where Deiao''au1
Judge was assaulted by Ifmd parry
man. who was severely thrashsd Py S..sn sne
i,i.sn, ,,..t,,. the nght resulted IN break
Ing up the election at that precinct Sons S,a,e
,s,e lns ~ returns give the Democratic state
ipaene, piJns, about 400 majority. William l. Jor-
40 Was reelected 10 the Senate ana mo
s n clark and Robert l. DejTnet'e
~ The House by maJorities rar Flns irou
Sso 10 as. The vote was very hshI ihs
,rh,rd party candidates for senate anu
House take their defeat very sisseIui!'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
The Rosultin Nehrnskn.

OMAHA, NEB., Nov. S-Returns from
the State are coming In slowly and seem
TO indicate the election Of HoIcomb Geo-
pies parity for Supreme Judge. OF $1,000
over Harrison Qep). Frank Irvine
CDem) ran we'll here, but seems 20 have
been cut badly by free silver Democrats,
who voted for HOlcomb, as did many
anti-monopoly Republicans. The Republi-
cans have carried this city by a large
plurality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
PIoUs FRAUD rRoM NoRFoLK.
His Professed Piety Only Exceeded b
His Glaring Rascaiiiy.

His Professed Piety Only Exceeded by
His Glaring Rascaiiiy.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. S.-A young man
supposed to hail from Norfolk, Va. and
who has been masquerading about the
city as w. r. Wright. Of the firm Of w.
II. Wright a. CO., is under arrest to-
night charged with securing goods valued
at so $50 from Ironmonger * Co., of Nor
folk, Va, on November Sd.
The young man has been here for some
time, and has been n shining light among
the frequenters OF the Union Mission, on
Kneel street. His professed piety, Il ap-
pears. is only exceeded by his ability TO
negotiate bank accounts and opening up
business houses on unknown streets. He
was caught to-day through the shrewd-
ness OF the cashier Of the bank OF the
Republico. who became Suspicious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
RrpubIicans sweep ,he fav ate.

BOSTON, MASS. Nov. S.-The Republi-
cans swept the State yesterday as clean
az they used 10 do twenty years ago be-
fore anything like a formidable opposi-
ton had arisen TO dispute political SUI
premacy. Three hundred and forty-seven
Of the three hundred and hfty-one cities
and towns Of Massachusetts. including all
the cities. give for Goveruor-Greenhalge
Rep), 49, 296; Russell Dem), l56,56S;
Banks CProh), S,Oj3. Greenhalge's plu-
rality, 3AT2S.
The same towns in 1891 gave Allen
Rep.) 1907 Russell CDem.) lj6,S62; RUS
sells plurality 6,M. Net Republican gain
this year over 1891, 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. S.-By rear end
collision on the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific railroad this evening, at
Seventy-frst street, five people were
killed and eleven injured. passenger
train No. II. known as the limited Yssu-
bule express, crashed into the rear emo
~ a Blue Island accommodation. badly
U-racking two coaches and the engine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
Rev DR.. ,tringfellow Buried.

MONTGOMERY, ALA Nov o-Ihe
funeral to-day OF Rev Horace Stringtei-
low. ID. D.. was conducted by Bishop
wilmer. assisted by Bishop Jackson ana
some of the visiting clergy. and was at-
tended by an emmense concourse OF p5o-
ole. both at the church and al the ceine-
terry,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
asrn IND a9rR DIsrRIcr.
stubbs and Barnes are Elected, SO il
Seems

WEST POINT, Nov. S.-special.-The
official result Of the votes for Hanover
and King William give Diggs (noater,
Dem) a good majority for the House.
The official vote Of King and Queen gives
Jones (Dem) III majority over Brooks
Pop) Cor the House. Stubs Oem) for
the Senate goes to Essex with 2i7 majority
and it is phoned here late this evening
that Essex has gone Democratic by $50
majority. The report from tho the Thir-
ty-eighth district gives Barnes Dem) q
safe majority over Treat Nnd. Rep).
a severe nOrth-easter has been raging
here all day with a tremendous tide set
ling in tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
csrorado Wants Woman sutfrnge

DENVER, COL, Nov. s.-Returns from
the Interior show steady increase in the
majority secured for woman suffrage.
The total majority as far as heard from
is about 1900. This Will probably be in
creased. The principal opposition was
from the Southwestern counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

now president Of the board. The cleo
tors voted by a large majority to give
authority for the erection Of museums
In the parks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
from Caroline county. over ouesenberry
snnthnInnten.

Southampton.
COURTLAND Nov. s.-special.-Re-
turns from the county show Democratic
majority Of $50. The majority nearly same
as Cleveland vote in some districts. The
negroes voted strongly with the Populists.
Shenandoah.
LURAL. Nov. -special.-Complete
returns received to-day from this county
show the following result: O'Ferrah, S56.
Cooke, 6i2. O'Ferralls majority ga. Petty
Dem) for the House 92l Keyser tPop).
Gl2 Petty's majority, J09. Mckinney s
majority in 1892 was -.
Shenandoah.
WOODSTOCK. Nov. S.-Special.-The
complete returns OF Shenandoah county
give CFerrall 1906; Cooke, 1854; Miller 337.
For the House Of Delegates Nen Den),
1854; Spiler Rep.), l,2li sager Pro.), as;
Money Gnd.), 138.
aurry.
WAKEFIELD, Nov. Special-The
following official return OF Surrey county
gives Cooke . majority, Holt and Bar
ham Dem), 172 and 1S2 majority respec-
lively.
Washington.
ABINGDON VA, Nov. s.-special.-
OFerralPs majority In this county VIII
be near 1000 Buchanan. Tomney and
Kendrick, regular Democratic members
for The two branches Of the Assembly.
are elected by good majorties. No off,
cial figures can yet be given out. At
this place the State ticket reached a larger
majority than was given last year A
lighter vote than usual was polled There
were three local tickets I'm the field. Dem
ocratic nominees, independent Democrats.
and Popuiists, who received the least vote.
Cuipeper.
CULPEPER, Nov. S.-The official vote
of this county, gives O'FerraH i,5Sl ana
Cooke 737. O'Ferrall's majority S44 Kent
1881; Beverly, 7l6 Kents majority 800.
Scott, 1851; Gravely ZIG. Scotts majority
9l5. James Hay, state Senate, L73O-no
opposition. Gibson, regular Democrat for
the House 1910; Garnett Independent
Democrat, for the House, 1896. Gibson's
majority 3i3. Cleveland carried county
In 1892 by 567. Republicans voted for Pop
ulist ticket here.
Brunswick.
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, Nov. S-Spe-
cial-It is impossible to get accurate re-
turns from the gubernatOrial election,
which was overshadoWed by legislative
contests. All the precincts except one
heard from so far. Judge Buford's Qnd.
Dem) majority over Judge Hicks Oem),
$50.
Cookies majority not less than 300.
Democratic loss about 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

ROckbridge.

LEXINGTON, Nov S.-Special.--All the
precincts in this county have been heard
FROM The Democratic majority is SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
ALMOST A CLEAN SWEEP
Indications Point 10 a Democratic I'D
iOhy Of About $4,000.
SENATE ALMOST SOLIDLY DEMOCRATIC
Probably Ten Of The Opposition Elected
10 the LOYY House.
DR.. BOLTS DISTRICT SEEMS IN DOUBT.

sr,-e,vefI SIN Republican and Lee is "nit
rog"- Indications Are That Senator
st,bbs. of Gloucester, Is safe--Large
Failing on ia the vo,e--O'Ferran
scratched I'm Many Sections.
The eProhibitiOnist Vote In
siruificnt--The Negroes
bid Not Turn Out
Very Largely--Ac-
oomac Gives
Glorious Ma
jorlty--Tho
latest Re-
turns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. s-Virslhlt
and North Carolina: Showers IN the eass
and fair In the west portions nor "a
winds, slightly warmer In west por.iol.;
south Carolina: Fair, probably tonoNe'
by showers Thursday night; NORTH WINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09

The following was the range OF u9
Thermometer at The Times ONCE yes
a NJ. n: Il NJ. 5s; 7. ~. @; .
p n ga. sp. NJ, 10; Il NJ. 30. Average.
81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
GOUR RUSHED.
THE COURTEOUS SECRETARY
OF THE FAIR BUSY.
business Pressing-Pueblo Indians
in the Mood for n War Dance.
The Racing Prog am Excellent.


DALLAS, TN" sept .-ispecai'l-
Secretary e.. A. Cour OF the state fair
catn, down I'M r,,7,Ipg Iooked AT nia
N'lV uV"h lA'a Hlo'"'is' VoAeu a. M
mail and hOGerel for a steuogrlpher on
the ale iTg.rp ware nppicltiUus for
.t,,c. M, t,,,,,r,,.,,,-,..s ..,,,,,r., ,r,,,
80, 80,
bids for all soris OF privileges, from selling
,,.,...... -. =,
fVF1V'I ~ -u"''"A ''i'N7 nv,
wanted space for q whole rNft OF new
horscs, now performing att VI. Louis and
1btea,, ,h,at,. ...,,.,t,,,t,,. ,,,,,t.,, o.,
s,,, -, ''''i' '''o'iu''ou' wants, ,,n W
West -ll1we desired In riys an Imitation Of
M. ,s q, .,,gl,,.,.. t,. la, 4 49,, tt,.,.t Ia
81, !" w. ou' - no' ''e' ~
tAeNNel' SVhf tutblu Indians are IN
tho mood for A Nur ,lauee and "A 1t il
dangerous 10 do tll. mi or business uut
on prlrlcs gley are Wiling 10 DO me
tonanche nel llside an 'nciu5ure AZ 80
panorama smother yyllL fr.1, r1t,ffvns frnu,
ihe Cahnibai isIe-. he n,yirr X the nri,''
inai two-heuded lady and lie husband IL
u smaller midget than Mrs. den Ion
Thum, together win tbo ns,iol string nf
peanut peo1e fancy work women AMI all
llg ntlT Every one VIM be nn bSnJ M,
wear Vifh ala y,ics t,'-iIS 49, ii'aIi III III
The latest Iuproyrui,,,ts aid,si w M h,,.. ~.
iness.
rhInc, nre moyIpg along ont n. ,h.
FrounIs Is,tt,ni,,,rl 49,, s. ~ ny Wy
putting all Of he 6uulins. IA si,.pe en wEij.
landscape gardeners nrp al y;arl in me
Hover yariiA anu walk. srganers MI
sprinkiers at work eariy AMI XIII WI, VIII
aiyo the race tracks In nyst enndfii"n I'M
before tho fair ypens '''S
There are now more than 100 runner,
lrotters aud Dacerg an In, pr,p,J KIN
they nfe An hfrh clns. TI.r, 49,, IL IL i
on hund reiueits fnr sfnl,ie rS,w ~ ,,,,,r
than 100 additional gtir neffnrr ,ig,s
Gt,irge King. wsi6 IL b,-, Win I, stytnd u;
evenly nigh.class trtit... ana M. ~ no
than half " them wiz a m rr,p,,, I,,t.
ter than 2.24, Gays til,qr NH Ia, 5uD hnr.,,s
ON thr urnund G,fnr, ,,,,,nt,,, - r. "",nti
Bny taiupbe1, Who bnI NIX, ~ tn' 49,
fair sinee the FIRST ON, and IL ot,ors ia
best known horsemcu I'm me stat" hacRs
up Klugs Judgment viii Ma avn II,rrI
laper ~ Wellington. Kan. n iToitir, XXI
pacing Judge ~ nntlon9I remintinns VIM
does duty at all of Tie W,stern tr,rts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
GALVESTON APPnALs counr.

GALVESTON, Tex. Sept. 2i.-(speclai.l
The court of ciyn appeals met today
aud disposed Of the following cases:
Afilrmed-C, Bender and son vs.. John d
Peyton, from Polk; G. W. oBrleu VS.. GIL.
land & Armstrong ct al, from Jefferson;
Annle f. Daniel ct al. Vi. Eugene C.
Riakc cd al. from Harris; a.. c. aud $.
Railway company vs.. Houston City Rail-
way company. from Harris.
Motion for rehearlng, oyerruleyi---Abe
Meyer ct al, VS.. G. W. Paxton and wife,
from. shelby; g. Bergman and wife VS..
Z. l.. blackwell from Dewitt; Bonner
y Vampbell receivers, vs.. Martin A. HEX
ey from Galveston.
Motion to de Transcript granted-G. G.
9hi ;, y Hallway company vs.. \. W.
Sc, SCI for submission October o. Western
Dei9n Telegraph company vs.. Noble J !.
Kerr, from Colorado: Aransas pass Land
company ". Mrs, J. VI. Hauford FROM
Aransa: Cuff City Street Hallway company
ei al. ". n, &, Becker Ell al, from GAL
weston: J W. Cruise W. ~. O. Giddlngs,
from llardiu; Brown Perry vs.. W. j
SheHon, from hrazoria John lynch vs.
hiina h. Blunt. from san Augustine.
Motion 20 strike out appellants hllef In
wharton Branch vs.. fh6s. \, Howard ct
az, irom Galveston granted. but Il Is furth-
r ordered thai the appellants be al
iowcd Two weeks within which 20 Nc a
printed copy u said brief. In faut u which
sue canse Win be dismissed for want OF
preservation. cause continued 10 October >.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
THE aAzEITE GE WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY sEPTEMBER % 1883

Marrow. WIS thrown nom his horse near
Ms,Aicstcr. 1. r.. sustaining serious in-
juriss.
Mrs yestal. willow OF the hate Tom
ve.,al. dlel AZ paris, aged 6s years. Mrs.
ves,ai was one OF the Oldest settlers or
Lamar county.
The iJtli annual session OF the Huntsville
hornal opened Tuesday, with over 800 hun
dreds students from I'LL sections Of the
state In atteudh5ce.
A stock company viii probably be organ.
iEed at Corpus Christi for the purpose of
completing and Furnishing the Alta Vista
hotel, near that place.
AT Gnsnvle. Inn NARROW, while remoy-
ing cotton that had dogged the gin, slipped
md fell on the SAWS. His hands aud urn
were badly mutlMted.
Willis Simpson, Navascta butcher,
while bringing load Of beef into town
fell from the wagon. sucking butcher
knife into his head. innlcting severe cut.
The 4.year-o,d child Of william Calvin,
living near Caldwell, fell fom the gallery
while holding lighted lamp. The lamp
exploded. setting fire TO her clothing, aud
she wus burned TO death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
annMAN cArnollcs!-..

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept. 20.-ThIs morn.
Ing the German Catholic central verein
AFTER a hrief session took recess in order
TO permit the widows and orphaus' fund
division to conclude its business. AT the
session of tho latter body many matters
81 perfVctlng the adinlnlstraton Of the
funds affairs We're considered and numer.
Ous small changes made.
The ioAowing YihcffS were elected Pres.
ldput, e. A. Muller. yiee-pres,dent Adolph
Weber; secretary J. ~. Schlfter
When the central Nereln fe.asSemhled
the election OF tAe officers Of that body
was proceeded with, resulting as fouowss
President, Aholph Weber; recording secfe.
iarY. Allied StccAA; corresponding score.
iary, y, SchiftE treasurer J y. Bril-.
her
JOAuson William Jasper and Jacob Null
lHr
Vice nreslienls were chosen for each
" ;he tweuly AgAt siatfs represented
Tho conventi0n adlournel sine 1le The
next planr Of needing Is New York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

senator F0ulkuers compromise bill
gives tue senators who are sincerely at
tached to the cause Of bimetalism II
chance to vote for n, without coutroycrt.
lug tho special grounds of objection by
the president to the sherman law. Mr.
Faultners measure does not oppose the
presidents policy unless Il be assumed
that the administration intends to destroy
silver altogether rs money Aud yet the
administration leaders are specially lndig.
nant at Mr. Faulkner for daring to offer
a hill that puts directly To the test the
question Of their honesty in the declara-
ton that they design no harm to silver.
The masdncradlng may as well be
brought to an end, The people under.
stand the issue, and they will have more
respect for the man like Mr. Cochran or
Mr.. Reed, who does not hesitate to declare
his devotion for the gold standard. than
for the timid bringing soul who talks one
way and votes another.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22

10 the Gnzette; Wei. most esteemed;
now. TINT Mills hae spoken what do yuu
Democratic patriolct-Waco Dhy'Globe.
Mr.. Mills speecl, was II much better
defense of the Sherman policy than that
made by Mr., Sherman himself, which
wRs rambling aud crochety. In fact,
Mr., Mills speech against silver was al
equal In point of force and eloquence 20
his speech for silver In the house two or
three years ago We are proud of the
ability Of our junior senator to make
speech The Gazette does not always
agree with him, but II admires his strong
points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
ARGENTINE REvOlvll@


BrENos AYREs s'pt
revolution in Argentine y N
affairs have assumed ny "a
ASPECT. The govsrnmsri :
the precautions already VT, !, n
OF the radical leaders aecu'. \. "a
with the army officers have 's "
and set handeuffei on eca'p n X \
lnent ironclads. where 4 Z !
be tried ON the charge Of 'is ~ y y
spiracy, and il convicted, H., y. y n
'Fall particulars rcgafll,s y
iiue revolutiou are mol os. !. (
newspapers are forelddes. rfs,
Information concernlpk ss,,a y
hntweeii the goyefnnel, Y n
Wsn,rents In the plotiliis' ~, II
nav fal.en Mace aud ny ~ y r..
doubte,lly been deifS w. No, \
Beilgrini at = o'elose 'ii,l0 u 4
himself at the bead =. ,.s,i q
arms embarked tben n
IN Tor Jncuman, 49,
80. ANARCHY prevails y II11
,ermIred At 10 hazarls I n B
lertulns sss.,i.,a Z rsl,orifq ,s''
rovernor ~ Cori91- ~ ~. =
sirnctlous 70 mobol9e Z. ~. ~
vnard Of that prorinsri.ea W n
Mn ofiice has ~. ~ "
rr.iaasa and Cordaip ~ So
T Esssro NJ, lse Ae capitol q * x. y "
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VISITORS 10 CHICAGO

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NoTIoE

Owing to the heath Of Joan A. R.,.,,
OF ne hrm Of John A. Bersin 4 SON Il
e necessary that the debis duo the 6rn,
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~ the public u respectfully rulieitrd
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TosrRNs I.ooAG roREoAsr.

The storm wayo viii reach this merid.
an and tho other changes noted will 90.
cur and within 100 miles Of Forth
worth within twenty-four hours OF sun
'et Of the dates given below:
sept 2i-Fair aud cool.
N-Noderating,
n A-Waymer.
.u 21-sIorm wave on this merld-
!, 2S-wlnd changing.
Cooler and clearing
5O-taIr and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-22
A CAMBRIA NEEDLE

Swallowed by Belle OF Ennis, and
She IL in a Critical Condition.
ENNIS, Tex, Sept. 2i-(speclal. l-Mlss
AHle FIgate. prominent member of So
clety In this eIty and throughout Texns,
accidentally swallowed fine cainbrie nee
die Tits morning, and Is confined to her
room in very critical condition. The
instrument has worked down In her side
and 1t Is thought nothing less than Il sur
gical operation viii give her relief.