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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

SENATE ON motion Of Mr.. sherman. after
remarks nculory Of The late L. H. Hayes.
IN. senate adjourned
llotsl Mr. Holman from the committee.
ON appropria,ions, rrpoltcd the s,udry civil
appropriation bill and IL WAS placed on tn"
calendar. Mr. Haynes, who represents ia"
town and district in which ~ President
Hayes formerly lived aud which he once
represented on the floor of III" hOu-e,
announced in feeling language tie ntclli-
-curc uf the death of cN-nrrsid.nt and
culogizcd him IL citizen, soldier and states
man Adjournment wa, then taken ~ u
mark OF respect.
THURSDAY Jan. ~.
SrNrE-llr. Walco't CAV" Motto. OF an
amendment, 10 the sherman silver repeal
bill rcquirn. the coinage of all silver
bullion now in the treasury or hereafter
purchased
Mr. Wulco,, introduced The Joint resolution
directing the postmaster general L. di-eon-
tinu" the >alc Of the so-c;llcd Columbian
/ postage stamps except where specifically
called for He asked that the resolution
De immediately acted ON. ana said he knew
norhin: more ridiculous than those plas;"rs
covering half the envelope. TIL. resolution
/ went oyer. Mr.. stewart opposed tn" anti
option bin ON constitutional and business
/ grounds After further d.bnt" Nj. Wash
( burn withdrew his rcqucs, uf.arh a yoi"
today. hui he gave motto. that tomorrow h"
should ash the senate 10 remain iu session
/ until ii vote was reached. Tn" bill went
I"vcr Hrhout action and The ,cuait
adjourned
ior-h MIR Patterson called MP the bin
] al
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

Bishop Potter, of the Episcopal
church. and Cardinal Gibbons. of the
Roman Catholic church. both adyo-
cate the opening of the Worlds fair
ON sunday under proper restrictions.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

France is believed really Ia have
the most powerful army in the world.
But has il any general great enough
10 lead ii:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

Yet new use has been found for
electricity. II has been taken
advantage of as a heating power for
drying lumber on large scale al
OttaMa
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

The state THAT viii hold the
balance Of power in 1872 j. most
likely Texas. This state has in her
own borders every climate. shading
oil from north temperate to tropical.
The agricultural products Of every
other state can be grown in Texas.
from wheat to bananas. Texas has
iif,N-Sevcn counties THAT are each
larger than Rhode Island. Her area
is as great as that Of all New
England. with New York. New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. Indiana and
Ohio added. She has besides long
sweep Of Seaboard with cities and
haroors. In a hundred years all this
vast region will be fully settled.
Think of the congressman that Texas
will furnish then,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

Let us think Of our mobS, riots and
]ynchings and hang our heads.
There is one thing the people of
localities where such crimes against
law and order are committed should
fully understand. a region where
mob instead of law rcigns cannot
become prosperous. The decent
people who build railroads. churches
and school houses and by their
industry add to the prosperity of a
community will shun the mob
infested regions as they would a
cholera hospital as place of resi-
dence. Electric lights, watcrworks,
colleges and throngs of well-to-do,
intelligent people will never be found
in the same atmosphere with lynch
law and .moonshine whisky.
The Roman Emperor Tiberius
prohibited men from wearing silk.
1t was deemed only fit for women.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

Kansas newspaper men who have
become weary of the cXtortions of
the combine auxiliary houses, sick of
distributing advertisements for the
wealthy corporations and generally
disguised with their Jewish manner
of doing business, have perfected
plans to print their own ready
prints, and have organized by form
ing cooperative company with Il
capital of $4,000. The plant will be
located at Topeka, Kan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26
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CONGRESSIONAL.


CONGRESSMAN
,s,
fhIpNh' San i'''
zen th-N sherman 'f'' ''''' F''','l,'''
on foreign i'!a'l"hN' f'Ie'f'" hhHh hl- H''l Y"
"N''''" I" 'i'' Norm fi"''"'' OCEAN '''r pro
visions "' t'''>'a'"'e~ '"t ''' in''''''",. ~
srhls AN" "'i''f 'Nf ''Aii"- N''Aa'>' NE
on! PASSED"
NJ " ILL., III" anu P''h' ".il wa AIKEN
up me pending question n''il- l'h ah''i'o-
mem "h'f'" ~ MI "hit' ~ h'"-fihi', !"
strike ""' IN PROVISION 81 -'''"" '"" f'iit'
n"'"h''A'' of a4't'n'h' -'i"d ''' in"''' "'
settle" i"f''Ne'p' ny a''3N'fS "r settlement
"i me "liv''iH'' "l ny "i'S "t''' i"""e''
performance '' -"''i'in'it ~ coy "i'"'' ANY,
i"ta'" GA "'"' NE ''''''''i''H VIZ
''3'''''" H''a> w. my ~ we I'l'' 8"
Wa f";Iln"a N ~ NH.
MI ma ~ Visions 'ioNa 400 "N'i"
''i'' N''''''' -o'''''i ~ ""'''- 'il' -N'''
and d,l>.t Nh a,f{,l.- ryp,rtt.fr, ST., l,,.
sold and! ..i,., :t,..,,t,Iir,.,uri r.rr.. >.
ana ro.u.ilot.orf- ~ such contract li.
>tid liz. p,..n,,, If tic tineuaaartt waste
distinguish lc..iir..,,o transactions f,ai.
.sn,,tblIu- a,i..ta1.eu. ,r., df.,,;s,i,,. ,i,,.
;,,u,.u,i,,0.,,i ,,.ut ,,,.., whom. ;n.i,nn
49,. ~, nh. ,,.,....,
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49,,
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the rc,',iticr>' law i thi> violated: ,lat
United states revenues ar, thus .icfralded
NY the elimination Of mpartatiuu ,In; =
the irctti-r> are obliged To consume only
HE pioduc, Of trust under heavy PENALTIES:
thai ,lu contracts are III restraint of com
mere, between Ia, states and uppoiitiig
special committee To- Inv .>tt.ate the matter
Ndiuurned Till Monday
,., ~
NJ, ,.,.,,,,. i,.,>',,
m
Office.
office. Mr. sherman fohoA~kcd unanimous
consent 10 have tho yot'' on The anticipation
bill taken On "Wednesday, but NJ: Woirut,
objected Stimulated. however, Ivy hin,
from Mr.. sherman llial III" lica>ur. Nl>
| blorhing up all uthc, important business,
Mr.. Wa>hhur,. gave notice liz woGld ash
the senate tor,i4.lin IN session ,rNt Wcdncs-
day until q u:l vote on the anti option hill
| w:.> reached Nftcr u brief eNcruliv. session
| the senate adjourned.
| House Tie house n>idrrrd the hii to
| promote til. rt'ictoucy Of the militia for .
time. but laid Il l>id" without action
| After discussion aud liz, adoption Of some
minor amendments. III" bill appropriatin-
S>5"',(@r To ratify and confirm III" agreement,
| with the ChrI"kr" nation wus passed and
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26
Carts of Thanks.

The BROOKLYN Chronicle has some
good ideas regarding the so-callrd
cards Of thanks which some people
desire published. seeming To think it
only time when card of thanks is
proper is when a man dies who has
been no earthly good To the world.
his family or himself. Then if The
people turn out and give him Il
decent burial they ought to be
publicly thanked for it, otherwise
it is meaningless. a public card of
thanks is the most Slovcnly manner
iot expressing gratitude we know OF.
1t looks Ikea cheap way Of shrink
in- duty. 1t ison the same principle
/ that the lazy christian adopted who
wrote out his prayer of thanksgiving
to the Lord and placed it under his
pillow and told the Lord where to
find it. This style of expressing
ones thanks in a job lot is indeed
shabby. If Il friend has done favor
which calls for an expression of
appreciation the only way to express
it is TO 90 to those friends personally
and tell them of your gratitude,
or else send Il note. Thanks can also
be expressed at the close of the
| funeral services for the family. by
the minister. The people who have
been of any help are always there.
The newspapers do not always reach
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26

There are more Hebrews in three of
the fourteen wards in New York city
than in the whole Of Great Britain
and Ireland.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-26
lie >tnrprd1nr .Inusr.

licnry Wattcr>on tells this >Iory O!
Hon. h. Lawlc>S. "A former member o:
the Louisville bar. and WHO came
from Glasgow. Ky. He was Il long
winded' talkcr. and when he aros, IL
make an argument be did not know
when To stop. On one occasion, he
was making a speech before judy"
Ballard in the United States court
He had spoken several hours. AMI the
judge and everybody else was thor
oughly tired out. though theH We're
helpless. Al last Judge Ballard
beckonod his brother, Jack Ballard.
to him and implored him to stop
LawlcsS If he could. .Oh. that's easy
enough, replied the brother. I'm
stop him inside Of three minutes.
There vas great deal OF curiosity to
scc how this could be accomplished.
as the orator seemed to be nowhere
near the end Of his speech Jack
ballard took a pencil and sheet al
paper ard wrote; My Dear Colonel:
.>> soon as youlini>h your magnificent
argument, would like You to join
m" in thcclcrllS Office in Il bumper OF
fine old bourbon. Tie note was
handed tothe orator, who paused al
the end OF a soaring period. drew his
glasses from his pocket. and read he
note. He put il in his pocke, and
said: And, now, if ii please Your
Honor. and YOU, gentlemen Of the
Jury. leave the case with yoU.H Re
picked up his hat and was in The
clerks Office in about a minute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND

Passenger Train Service, Week Days. Cor.
rected to Sept. 2l 1893.
Trains leave PROvIDENCk - follows
For RSsToS1s - oS. Il y A. A. ~; op 70 NJ RE-
HYDE PARK. WALPoLE-s OS IL 40 A. Mi lso
WsA tNfxEsAh Fl g asSEbs III alis AND
MitfoM5-s tAnipsstosA Is a. r. ri = 20 T a m A y % TN
Akh!hfsShLLss AAkshid!hhgsSfLLst y 70. 81 IS A. 50 4s
cASsfo s sST sATISE ga45svz BEvEs r9Isr eEsraE-
oa,kSAxs.a Il e ! ss iS o' Oh Il Taa + 4 4. NJ. a4A
40 q -, "a .,ii IL i%9d 90 p dPoM,n~,cu-,. N ,,. ~
ASffifiSSNS-T fii %. . Ia il IS AM4 aa 4se.
sSSair. 8 II IN OSLO. y, I; = srERLrNe-7a loA.M
covsiaNffsSs. IsEEsl, Moosup pLArxrrELp
IJtf n cliY 81 vi vEssEtfs 4 q aiMo SOUTH
'!WiNbhxn @iLIiaASTic- siaA H. 4 ~ :
VWtlSftESHss yisAkfLl II Sikh i 81
f2hwiSEaLIP,a ff22hiHxbELPail IL Y Wa fouSAkE2PsiE, 81 10
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER. soUTHBRIDGE
chlicckoo AND THE wEsr VIA SEwBURs
pAAsdohs ASR Nsik klS HIN TST2kAfDlArE 4 & STATIONS
only at iii is p. NJ. Leave Pas,oaxS 80 10
and and :. - "a a nj ~ 40 ana % = NJ s"'a'aA''
Trans for Boston leave east end OF Union
Depot and for Hartford and ,hs wsss from lroB s wss;
Street Depot Providence.
s-saturdays only. s--Sundays only.
Tickets between Bostod and Provid snce uimltou
20 cents; unlimited 81 o.n,oop ~ -
CIV. oFFUTT. su,,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
CHAPTER XIV.
THE last CHANCE

"We must take every precaution to pre-
vent the possibility of failure" said Kava-
nagh. 1T is our last chance"
"Have you thought out how it Is to be
dones" asked.
Overcoming the hesitation which kept
him silent for a few moments, he said: II
think may safely trust you. You are not
likely to be imprudent or careless"
''Careless How can bei Isn't the life
of Taras Mt stakef"
Indeed it is. The slightest rumor Of
suspicion would ruin our hopes, and re-
member IL Is not more important TO de-
ceive Rudersdorf than it is to keep Taras
In the dark. IL he dreamed Of our inten-
tion to get Gordon seized In his place, he
would be the first to telegraph to the min
lister of police and warn him against the
deception that might possibly be put upon
Rudersdorf."
"Yes, he would, or never suffer Gordon
to take his place. He shall learn nothing
from me-"
MY plan is a simple one. 1t is merely
10 lure Gordon to the Mariners Joy and
serve him as Taras was served-of course
employing other men than those who made
Taras prisoner The less complicated the
scheme is, the better" he pursued, seeing
PoooAOhy tfc AtAt. gOu tth
suggest anything simpler / shall be only
too happy TO adopt IL, providing, of course,
that 1t Is equally practicable"
"Wouldn't il be easier TO give him a
sleeping draft and carry him off In the
same way as you did Tarasi"
He shook his head dubitatively and said:
ut might be easier, simpler and better
in one respect, but we must look beyond
the mere act Of getting Gordon away.
Now, what would the consequences bei
Gordon would be missed and inquiries
made. IL would be found that the same
accident had bcfallen him which overcams
Taras short time before and that he had
last been seen with me. What account
could give that would satisfy his friends
and Tarasi Slow as Taras Is TO suspect,
his doubts must be raised by the peculiar
s0ineidence, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
Continued Tomorrow.


Cnt out the hear~of fine large cabbage,
flll the vacancy with cooked chicken or
veal minced very fine, highly seasoned and
rolled into balls with yolks Of eggs. Tie
the cabbage firmly together and boil In =
covered kettle two hourA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence follows:
WORCESTER % As (express) 80 (accom) . 10
(accom) II 80 q IA (accom) % texp) 30 texp
to woonsocket) 5 45 doc exp) " IN (acco:a).
Suudays-S 80 n. m. accom- 90 y IN (accom).
MILLVILLE-7 80 8 as 10 IL 80 IN. 100 400
20 545 8 90 d m.
sundaysS 80 am 90 00pm.
BLACKSTONE JUNCTION. 30 Sl5 910 70 Is
l13O m 1 20 90 a 90 42o 5l5 5A5 7i5 500
III 25 m.
Sundays 8 80 10 90 m is o5 90 90 200 rs,
,930pm.
wooNsOCKET-s4 as 2 80 $40 9io 1ols IL 81
am 90 50 500 400 leo 5l5 54o Y is 500
1l25pm.
Sundays 5 30 1000 am iso5 800 600 700 100
O3J pm.
l.. G.. ALIEN. A. G. KENDALL.
Gen1. supt. Genl Passr Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
sToNINGTON DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDING a. follows:
NEW YORK IL Is, 25 A. NJ. tiaily) 10 80
1imited) II IL A. N. Is. 8 % Qimited) W
p. NJ daily
NEW YORK. via stcnington Line - 10. 2 50
Pm. daily, except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH
INGToS via Harlem River-lo o9 A. n. s as
T.. NJ, daily.
NEW HAVEN'T Is A. N. texpress daily) RS
doc. exp.) 10 90 (ex2D. IL 90 Qimitedl. / li
A. NJ. (exp.l Is (expl o. ulmitsl). w
(exp daily. S:i8 (exp. daily Pm.
NEW LONDON - l3 4 25 A. M. 0daiiv ex,,,
40 (accoml 90 taccom. sundays oulyl. q ~
dec expl o 80 (accon) 10 90 (exp). 40 80 dtu.>
itedl IL IS IA. NJ. (expl go (accouJ. Q 10 lexp).
s o5 dImited, q IS doc. expj. 3 80 faccom. slnl.
days oniyl q 10 taccoml w r. N. texp da ~.
ASP. NJ. lexp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
NORTHERN DIVISION.

Fitchburg and way stations. o 90. 10 90 q m.
I2 l5. 4 23 pm.
Lowell and way stations 90, II. 90 . m. 4 e5 m.
Taunton and New Bedford q 90. sl4 . 90 . ~
l2 90. 3 25. s o5. o 20. 10 90 pm.
Sundays. o 40 a m, 80 pm.
Middleooro 8 10 m; ~ 90. q e5. s 90 pm.
Plymouth IS m, 12 %. 8 25 D m
Points on Cape God 8 ID q m: 3 IS m.
Cottage City IA New Bedford, ~ o5 m.
Nantucket. via Woods Holl 8 10 IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-26
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE india Street station) for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER

700 Y as express and 50 m and ~ 80
400a 30 express and (via New York boat Al o 30
pm. Sundays for Fail River 90 q IN 30 p N
Newport via New York boat) Q 80 pm.
Warren and way stations at % As express 80
and SO q m aud ~ 40 90 4 ov 20
express 80 80 s 90 and III 80 y. N
Sundaysa at o so a IN. and 81 p. M.
BRISTOL-7 45 express. 3 50. % n. m. f2 40 %
3oexpress soc 35. 8 90 and IL 20 D. m. Sun
days9 90 a. m. and o 80 y. m.
Horse cars leave Exchange place. Provdence 81
40. and z rs. = 10 and 30 a. m. 12 %. ~
3so. a 10. 8 10. o Is. and 40 D. m. Leave MAJ
ket Square at IL 05 u, IN.
sundays at Is q. m, and 10 %. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
AN ELOPEMENT
OF Most Peculiar Nature The Parents o
tho Girl Bealen and The House Robbed 10
Make II Appear Brlnand's Work.

New Orleans, ga. March 10 Tho
Tmes-D Democrats City Of Me1ico Hpe.
cinl says. A sensational elOpeinrni, with
remarkable circumstances attending it.
was brought ~ Hight by the police Of this
city. A few nights ago The residence of
Refugee Martinez, wealthy nud PRONE
nent citizen, living near Chnpulirpee
castle, was entered By seven mnslted
men. Martinez and wife were severely
beaten by the supposed bugnnda, the
house was searched and 800 in money
taken. The robbers then departed car
ryinR % with them the beautiful young
daughter ~ Martinez, who pndo gr'Rt
show Of resistance. The police were no.
tilted 81 the crime aO0n after u VIA com.
mittcd aud detectives put 90 work upon
the case. Martinez and wife were girick-
en over the loss ~ their daughter. Do
tectlyos tracked the robbers % this city,
All after d long search located them "a
d fashionable hotel. They were surprised
on further Investigation 20 learn tho
criminal was l.flis Salnxar, n prominent
Young man, aud that he was living With
The abducted Slaughter halnzar WIS
arrested and made h confession ~ the
whole affair He states h. was lover
~ Miss MARTINEZ aud her parents %.
posed The suit and forbade her seeing
him. aud IA order o. gain possession ~
bis sweetheart, he arranged ibe attack
with q party ~ friends disguised ag hHu-
dts They railed the house anh carried
81 he prize, who aays she was not taken
aeainst her win. They were married
az day following the abduction. The
daring young lover aud bis companions
will answer the charge n robbery ard
assaulfipg Mr. and Mrs Martinez unless
The latter refuses ~ pFQDfcuic them.
They are all IN jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
AN INDIAN MAIDEN
Whipped BY an Irale wife At Ardmore-A
Sensation In The Place.

Ammore. I r., March 10 Especially
George Holder prominent aud wen
known citlynn Of this milton, was arrest.
~ last night neur this clty by Deputy
United Stntos llnrahnl Little, on a chnrrc
Of adultery Holder ~ owner and pro.
puctor Of the Western hotel has wife
aud tnmlly living here
For some time past, however. Il IA
chnrgel hc hns been living with eliza
beth Hampton, q pretty aud attractive
Indian mnilcu az the well known West.
crii hotel
Last week Mrs. Holder visited the
hotel, M The absence of her lord und
muster md gnining pdmiltntoc TO hif
pnramuur'H rOUiu, the irtr wife proceed.
ed to horBe.whip the Indian mnidoh. Civ.
ing her u mast severe i0grihg Nhinly
I'D She plead for mercy until ncighhors
intprferrOd aud separated them.
Public sympathy hciuE aroused u bee.
half of the wrongod wife, the Indian
maiden skipped the town, bcing shortly
after 10y Holder
Warrants were nt once sanud for hia
arrest lie wa held 10y United States
Commissioner Donuee under $1,000 bond,
which was readily filled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
TuRKEY MAY cATon BID.

Washington March No. Several rep
resentntiycs 81 the American board Of
commissioners OF foreign missions visited
Washington last week They onno from
Boston and had several Interviews with
Josiah Quincy. acting FIRST assistant Dec.
rotary of state The visitors were I'D.
Judsou Smith. secretary Of foreign mis-
slons. DIR. Edwin Webb, of the prrsi.
dental committee, the governing body
OF the board und Rcy. q. q. Tracy a
missionary whose station u M Mars0yan,
Turkey They told him that the 1urklHh
officials inteHcred with the correspond.
cn0a of American missionaries Ia that
country; that the missionaries were sub.
icct 10 much IN treatment by the natives,
were not restrained by the authorities,
and that messages from United States
Minister Thompson ~ the state depart.
ment n Washington had never reached
their destination Their statements were
80 positive that an Investigation Of the
records Of the department was ordered
10 determine whether or not the GORE.
spOndence on fle subHtRntnted their NJ.
sertions This investigation N not yet
completed, but Il ~ understood The ale
CATIONS made by them Will boz fully etia.
tained Interference with the mail aud
oiheial dispatches 10 this government
are Il new complication which will ~.
qulrc earnest consideration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
A BOY BURGLAR
Arrested Tor a Robbery At Thornton sup.
posed 10 Do Mexloa Iewolp
Thief

Thornton. Tex, March 10. Especially
A. A, Bradfntr, boy ~ yoam OF axe.
who was working for a farmer by tho
name Of Rand Who lives one mile from
this place. was arrested here last night
for breaking iutO the hardware rtore OF
II. Il. Price uf this place, about month
0g0. Wien hn was confronted with evil
dvncs which was positive against hun,
he admitted he hnrglnrlgrd this store aud
also the slorp OF a. q, Randall. which
was robbed alpnt the same time Upon
examination Of bis effects nc Mr.. Rnnd'H
By the officers. lot of jcwulry marked
y, y. Park. McNin, was found IN his
trunk aud ns Rnrk. jcweler Of Muxlu,
was robbed lAst December Il h supposed
that ho hhd been Operating at Meain be-
foro be- cnmo here, though hc stoully de-
nloa that be commtteli the robbery nc
Mexia. claiming he bought this jewelry
from a jew. He claims that two trampa,
whose names be- did NOT know. assisted
him Va tie robbery, but his story IL not
believed, aud ID Is thought no other men
living here were Implicated IA tho rot
b0flea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
SETH SHEPHERDS PEaslMMoN
Is a Washington, D, C., hdgeship Which
Ne Nav Get
The Senate Far Behind In the Work Of Pass.
Inc on Appointments Turkey May
Have 10 10 whipped By Your
Uncle Samuel

Washington, March i9.--CSpeclal) lit
will perhaps, he a surprise TO most PEG
pie In Texas 20 learn that among the
names that viii be presented for federal
appointment is that Of Colonel Seth
sheppard Of Dallas. The place he seeks,
or that he Is being urged for Is associate
Justice Of the supreme court OF the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. and Il appointed, he
will, of course. remove TO Washington.
Senator Mills IA the chief sponsor for
his candidacy and is doing all he can
TO secure the appointment for Colonel
Sheppard.
1t IL noteworthy that nearly all the
endorsements given by two Of the Texas
congressman Saycrs aud Crain--ac Ina
favor Of Clark mon.
One hears good deal about the late
campaign In Texas, IN connection with
the eight Texas offices,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
JESSE JONES HUNG
Quietly but tnooIuaIlY by Tennessee mob.
No Mad Killed n Sheriff.

lellico, Tcun.. March 10 Judge Lynch
hello a meeting last night ut midnight
40 lackshOro, Tenn. aud nt daylight the
form of Jesse Jones was found hanging
"a an old.inshionvd gate beam u qunrler
Of n mile east Vt The town limiis 10
was the penalty for shooting down Sher-
ln john Burnett ON tho aouth-honnd
Lonmyillo aud Nashville train yesterday
morning while lac was Attempting 20
execute the law aud mid the conductor
Ia protecting the passengers from gang
Of lcsperndors, Of whifh Jones' was one.
Az midnight Jniler Irwin wns called 10
the door of his residence. be- looked nnt
upon yard full of determined peoplr.
aud the leaders nj once covered him with
rifles and demanded that be- unfoaten
the doors aud lead them TO Jesse Jones'
cell
The inilor obeyed orders aud soon
Jones WIS brought forth The march
was taken 10 until the barnyArd Of
Rev. j. n Lindsay WIS reached Be-
fore the Old.timc beam gnte the mob
halted and one VI their number mounted
the rnllOwa and placed rope over the
top beam Jones' throughout was he.
mnrknbly collected. Whom asked n hn
had anything 10 nny, he denied having
ans connection with The affair. He was
then drawn up asa The rope made fast
when the mob quietly dispersed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-20
noIlp An A rlsrlL

AlvOra Inr March ~ Especial. "A
tramp who refused 10 give his lnme came
into town yesterday mOruluf walked into
f1r 4 bowl Of soup. ne WAS waited on by
WICK, who, after receiving bis pay. stepped
into the Kitchen Tho tramp, after eatlng
tnG aP9p MA'hhs ea 2at a aa' aSal a2,g,,
minutDa Wick missed nid alnoinf witch
ho had left on The shelf just back 90 the
lunch counter, Nick uufined Constable
Morris, who got nn "A horse and following
the tramp. found him about milo from
town, lying hy tho side OF the road with
ne gis.Hhnotrr BY hia aldU as CON.
pnuinu The tramp hnd a YaliHr. ia which
was found box OF pipes. some unKcr
rings and other lnukots. tie was carried
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