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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
EI,er Eicc VIII ceIenrate.

Eher Flee will celebrate the fftieih
anniversary Of bis birth on the evening
II April q. and has issued invitations TO
his fFlensis u be present and assist in
making the event "a happy one. His
cards - invitation are unique and ori.
ginal in design. The card ia a little
folder with cut az the fiftieth mile
stone. with q policeman represented
taking loag strides in its direction. Bs
-seath Il is the inscription. II will pass
IL April 3. lSrl. and want you 10 help
me celebrate il at No. 10 Colt avenus.
40 ) p. n. on that date; Eber Rice and
MIS-. Etcr Rice II is also added. ~No
r,rceeufe~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Little Busiise~s Transacted by the
board or Public Works.

The board IL public works held n
short session yesterday. and did little
but adopt few specifications for sewers
and street paving. The estimates for
asphalt on Crescent avenue will be OF
interest TO residents on that street. The
following estimates were presented: I'm
proving north East street, from Fountain
to lvis street, sl6,7ls; paving Crescent
avenue with asphalt. twenty four foot
roadway. e.. i50; the same with twenty
eight foot roadway, s26,s23; the same
with thirty loot roadway. Ell $40; sewer
in Bostwick street. $4,000: improving
Eureka avenue. S3.00l; improving Dia-
mond street. se.i29; sewer in North Col
iege avenue, sl..Gl.06; improving Caul-
field avenue. Si.s52
Specifications for the following jobs
were approved: Sewer in Sixth avenue.
Improvement ~ Livingston. sewer in
Terrace avenue. sewer in Hall street and
a sewer in Third street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Horace Lindsay. tho incorrigihie
truant who has caused the police oiFi
GERS 50 much trouble during the last
year or tao. was taken into custody
again last night and Will now be cent q
The Industrial school for boys. Hereto.
fore he could not 10 punished hy the
law "a he i under u years Cd. the
minimum age for admission o. the re-
form school. The law has been amended
- that ipys 10 years II age can be scn-
fencei 70 tho reformz'ory and young
Horace IL within the hmit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

coars yesterday in Ne go. y O O.
Perry ~ Ihs Gunn fsee4H9rs GOA
I<tny. The soit ess or,ts9at % clear >
cloud upoa the tizis u loe Two ~ n D.
P-tfibooe's s<il<ics. The decsee stsfes
that the ming a si~,a - iien. andsr
zct So 20 II the ppf.l1e acts II lsss.
- the defersians - ssld. bpf that saisi
claim Il lea constitutes s-cIoua UPON
tie title u the real estate. The claim -
therefore declared cancelled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
Ncws or lhn Chnrrhcs.

st the Park congregational church
this morning the choir will sing: Il
Heard tho Voice 81 Jesus Say" Shelley;
quartet. Il Waited for the Lord" Men
dcllssohn: soprano and alto solo and
full chorus. Organ solo, "Rcverle. "
SAINT Saens: Mr. Calweii.
The Rev. Mr.. Pollard will read a
paper tomorrow afternoon at the pas
tors conference on the Hawaiian
Islands,
Gen Byron NJ Cutcheon will address
The meeting % the congregational pas.
tors tomorrow morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The furniture mfn heid a meeting n
The office z n. - e. Van Asmus last
night g. diarusa the Arrangements Tor
the worlds fair exhibit The plans we're
drawn ~ III G. View. designer TOR Noi.
son. Meter 4 CO. The nature = the
EXHIBIT sill r. kep; secrrt il order that
Cincinnati. Rockford aud other Ferns
tuTe manufacturing cities shall not stesf
the dceiza e the local manufactures
and mFrove upon IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Tie furnitgre manufacturers = the
city hsve prssiiei complete scts -
fota ifnre ~ eafh = tha re-3ni4 in the
seerfh aoor . tha ". e 4 haudlrr
tae Wonen - ths Haxiaary are naw ~.
ssrens = furnishing We pi.ioes aod
eHHftrpanrs aod asliciS contributors
= sheer Articles frcm the mofhers sal
ffieissis e ysarg sea IN the eity. e. ~
<eri - The sza~istsn tuiiiing prior -
March RI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

You are cordially invited to be present
at our store Monday. March q lcontinu.
ing for ono week.. and get one Of our
beautiful new Easter souvenirs. PLAY.
mates" ahead Of anything ever given
away. Don't take our word come and
see for yourself. The finest selection OF
teas. cotfees. spices and baking powder
ever offered.
Go early and avoid the rush.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pacific Tea
COMPANY. No. los Monroe street.
Phone ,33d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
The Truthful
Test

rf require ~ '<arnsj experts
or scientific experiments 81
establish Tho ssct thar 90.
rs,ck $ ssticl6ps FtssoHsel Es-
rsacrs arc rot only the strong
st. hsf positively he SWEET
.sf and most delicate fruit
fsvorz II Aousewlyss VI
favor a cake. pad1inx. cvs-
tarf er cream VITA t'r. fEiees
Fxrsrf - Earii,s. femcn &C
orxnze. and . smaller guam
tify = es a mere natural All
grateful saste han Gan he m
parted ~ any ether Extracts,
j. il nee an inccaiestshle
prncf - their greater ereeI-
lences n every case where
Or. Prices Flsvors are used
th<v give perfect satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Brings joyous news. but none 80 inter-
esting 10 the ladies as the announce
ment 81 Corl. Knott i Co. that they
will hold their Easter opening Tuesday
and "Wednesday. March - and -. All
the very newest imported novelties and
latest styles in spring millinery will be
shown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Mrs. Adams returned from an ex-
tended eastern and southern trip last
Saturday. While away she selected an
elegant line Of millinery novelties, the
like Of which she has never before dis
played 10 the public. Crisis Of rich and
elegant trimmings. ornaments, ETC., were
especially selected for the millinery
opening. which takes place three days
before Easter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

OF people yesterday bought suitings.
cloth and overcoatings from T.. $. Pierce.
Good dresscrs get high class wear at Y
figures. Five days only. Let Pierce
tell you. First floor Mich. Trust Co.
Bldg. Pearl street entrances. Sale closes
March y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

TUEpE 70 not larger or finer selec-
HLHL ~ ton Of musical instruments
10 be- found in Western Michigan than
what Julius A. J. Friedrich. 30 and y
Canal street. is showing He will make
il to your object 10 give him call.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

At Travis old curiosity shop every
thing under the sun will be found. Any
thing you want viii be found at his
place Of business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Opening Of Mesdamss Irish q Stole.
Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. We trust ladies' will make no Sc
lection before seeing this fine display.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
LADIES
WITH
CHILDREN
TO
cLoTHE

Will be pleased with our
Boys' and Childrcn's De-
partment this seasou-
We've taken especial pains
With this i'm por tant
branch of our business
spent lots Of time and
money on it-and the re-
suit 10 q most beautiful
J and complete stock OF APP
parcl for the youngsters.
The new and stylish
Junior Suits-tlle latest
craze ia theeast.
The sensible Double
breasted Suits in rough
chcviots and tweedA
The dressy Three-piece
! Suits-You'll find them
all with us in the greatest
variety and correct styles.
In Boys Long-trousers
suits we show an une-
qualcd line--all the latest
fabrics extremely well
and made.
In this Department we
hold strictly TO our motto
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Pass Evergreen addition. Go look it
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
THE ROAD CONVENTION.
AN INTERESTING SESSION HELD
AT AUSTIN.
Some Important Committees Appointed The
Discussion Of tho Convict Bill-Io Meet
in Houston Next Year.

Austin, Try Feb. lSpccialJ-
The Couaty Road associations r,-ronycnpd
at the board of trade hall az O'clock
yesterday morning aud at once proceeded
20 business. The committee appointed
Monday afternoon tu consider tcpIvspIi-
Wuvr BwcdinE's biil nude th,ir report
which WAS favorable 10 the hin. aud uu
motion the committees report was adopt.
cd
A committee. composed of Delegates
lldstunr, Duprcr Chisshcr Ruluu aud
Won Rosenberg, was appointed tu look
after the interests of The bin u the
house, aud To urse ou the members The
necessity tur prompt and favorable
nciinu Another committee WAS appoint.
ed to confer with the penitentWy board
to look after the PROVISIONS of the bin. m
su far us they rlatc 10 the employment
OF vuuyict~
An of tho Old officers. namely. .Iudlp
Robson of Lagrange. chairman and a..
g., lrlsioue ut Houston, secretary. were
rr-clrrtcd for the ensuing year Il was
decided tn hold the next meeting of the
association ia Houston one year hruce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
BY Judge MaNey to Hear the
Commission Case
ON IrS MERITS THIS TIME.
Will the Cause Be Heard D March 8 Is the
Tims-The Stale Ready.
The Senate CommIIleo Decides 10 Report
Number Of Bills FaorablY TodaY-Con.
slaerallon Of the Message Post
poned- Fellow Servants Bill.

Austin. Tex. Feb. Specially
Senator Dickson introduced q bin today
Tor the relief OF one A. L. George which
di4cl0scs state of affairs while per-
haps mo- stranger, yet equally ~ sunnHe'
us fiction lt seems that iu Jolly 1871.
said George was convicted in che dis-
trict court of Fayctte county on circum-
stautinl evidence Of the murder OF II.
kupsick, and bis neck was saved by the
death penalty being committed tD im-
plisUnmcut for life George served for
four years aud four months nc hard lu-
Dor In the pcuitentiury 40 Hunuyillc,
when he was purlUned by Governor
Ross ON Oct -. 1850 IL. NJ. Sharp,
on bis death bed. confessed that he alone
committed the murder aud completely
eXOnerntrd George Tho bin asked for
uu appropriation OF $500 for labor per
formed by George during bis term spent
iu the pcuitcntnry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
SUORTTDUN CONI-trTs

Austin, Tex, Feb, T.. Especially The
house committee ON ppuiteutay had "A
meeting and heard Alcssrs. Hoo nnd
Houston aud Majors of Hays county
ON the question Ot the state FURNISHING
the counties viii short form cnnvicts frnn
tl pcnitcntinwps To work the public roads.
the counties To pay for the support ana
Euapling of the Couvicts aud for bpir
transportation To and from the counties
Incidentally the question of counties issu-
ing bonds Tor working roads was discuss
cot The prevailing impression outsidr
the committee rs Tint the legislature Win
not adopt clthcr ot the above ideas lint
adopt the plan OF Increasing the state
farms and borrow tho money from thc
school fund Ia purchase suitable lands Tor
working the COuyiots for state account
The committee ON education has nglprd
upon general school hin rowling ms
existing law. lt uholisl.os tho cnmmu.
nifty school systom and recommends mo
district system and county School suporiu
iendonts The hill of MIR Meluert. pro.
rlding for the election of q county commits
sloner from every precinct, but 10 hp
chosen 10y HE entire county, each from
the precinct VA which 10 resides. viii
Toe myorahly reported 20 the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
nAIrlN0NE MANrs wAnAl

bultmOrp No. Bon \ IN. hnlrl ~
trade, 10y resolution, pr0tesB against tie
uttrduces ~ senator Teller. thrpptrpinS
tu hlorN legislation ip case The Sheliuo5
hilEer ON is repealed The resolution saws.
OK ANY one ~ them from Colorado. Nmril,
nNAotN south Dakota. Montana idnbo
Wyoming ana Nevada, representing "A toti
pepN4NoN 0i hut little more thnn twice thlt
~ baltimore city or one afth t1at M N
York state SHOULD thus imppru thp c,r'.
meiylnl Interests Ut the whole country 1b.
lesVluiun reltcratus tbe demand f,r ~
lehl' staung the sherman silver bill" n "a
NrshE % the masses vicious ia prlnplri
anu WIZ tnll 90 create market nm
W'tM hl longer a standard MaoHr lnteui.
gent ANA Progressive nations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
SWEPT BY STORM.
WESTERN Pennsylvania SUI
FERS SEVERELY.
Ice Goraes and Floods Render Existence De.
cidedly Procsfious Thirty thousand
Mics Of Telegraph Lines Down.

pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 1T was an-
nouuced this morning volume Of water
That would iuundate ali houses doing
business along the banks Of the Ale
chimney and MOnonguhela was cOm-
ing, All day ID was creeping
steadily up the gauge. until nt
midnight Che marks showed twenty
I've feet The rivers are stil rising, but
from SIX Inches rise nn hour have drou.
ped 20 less than three iuChe4, and IL is
confidently expected few hours more
will again See the water falling Mer-
chants on the river fronts are greatly iu-
convonicnccd 10y The food. The high wa
tor has seriously affected the railroads
und ncnry ull through trains are dee
l1yrd. The train men had many stories
10 tell OF damage along the lines. The
famous JOuncmuuRh h. swollen 30 thHt
~ has broken over che cmbUukmrut.
cnusiug fear and CONSERVATION among
many Who have residences along the
stream. Futile Creek is also % rugug
torrent, causing Inconvenience 90 rosi-
dents along the Pennsylvania ut that
point
The Lake Shore line has suffered. aud
hiH been compelled Co transfer mail aud
cAprcss matter tO other liupg over go,
900 miles Ol telegraph lines uu tue Frank.
lh division Of the Luke Shore was uc.
slroyrd by last nights storm. many ol
the poles being washed away
The Pitubnrg und Lake l.rr was ~.
riousiy embarrassed ON account of the
sudden rise of Beaver river AZ VAN.
pun nee piled thirty feet high ON the
laiIroud. The telegraph lines urn boo bud
shupr ulotg tbr Lake Eric rond and the
E and a. division of tho PENNSYLVANIA
company The lhttshWg aud Western
Trucks are submerged between Bpuurlt.
Pa, and This city Az New Castle an
,,mlmrue" io' gorge Chat hnd formed broke
down u body eighteen iopt high. com.
plrtriy NoOdiug the lower portion Of the
uly, Several houses were gWppt away,
aud many families were tukcn from
their homes iu huuts AT Franklin. %
gorge iu trnrh creek broke tonight nud
| puTVIpO uWuK % uUfuI..,r # It4I.s...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08

600 appropriated md unexpended lot
the navy. The excuse made because thr
money has not been expnded IS that the
works nt Bethlehem, IA. can not Turn
out material fnst enough. The real ren-
son 81 that there is not money enough ln
the treasury TO pay the appropriations ahu
yet the clanor is for more appropriations.
Personally IL Is unpleasant for congress
mon IL he called au nuprogressivc back
number. or cheese parin, but ~ some
number or n cheese-pnring. but II some
body didn't call halt on extrayagance
we should have pretty state OF Affairs
IN the course Of few years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
GAINESVILLE MATTERS.


lni,resiln1 eessi,p.
Gaiprs,Ul, ~, El ,s,,.i,I,
The council mrt lila u.,,r,g r,g,,i.,,
.nnpil,I,' ...s,,n '' ''H"'"'
NlJ.lt.,, ..,,,,,l ,,..,..., ,...,
r,itt.. tr tr'.. H.. . ,,.' Nv '''',' o. ,"".
,y,th IA. ..,,,,, .,,',,'ii '.''' 20 .'u, ,I
~, triH ,,, iT,N S,r,,N.yI' ''I"l'N'
o,,I i' '.,. 'u' 'T''i"A pre-
Grimm ,,,, ,''."''''' ''''l'' '"'
,"'n Nr,, "pp"",'."
~ '.,"I".l"' WIS iN''yN lu appoint q
'''"'il'G, '4 1~'i,Nn l' ,WnUt rAlrnt
g.. ''I,I',I, hsh' rl1l' wound hy patron
h'N N private pdrNtN aud tu derive
Wu'S eng menus to build the plant
Mr'Nr~ 1lHhh lrobUru ANA Briscoc We're
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08

7 lIN NriNIfl IHINaH VI INV - hfH We n '''i'
busy on no tine work the cnurc du}.
The following were
THE COMMITTEES
announced this morning.
Committee ON cfpd'utiuls-W \.
Baur Henry j.. CapcIl and y. ~ Puck
Committee on dunncp-Sclh -. Strong
&. g. Morgan and ~. w 1Tpprt
State at the ordrr-Julius Henry r.
W. Wiley. r. M Chapman. G.. n. pc.
CUES and John H. Shutridgp
Legislation Fred Carleton, W. ".
Sipu n. 4. Linn John Sprllmnn and
j. H. Freeman
Grand officers report %. Dnckum, +
III. Bowers aud j. B Sullcr
Appeals Vs. l.. Bluuton, ". -. Her
ring and ~ Maynard
Iwnd Lodge property W. lllng>.
Wotth. W. pmnEat. ". l.. Dugau. ".
$ Ward and j. H. Ilurd
Petitions Thomas q. Nulln, licug
Cohu and Charles Kahn
judiciary G. a. Keller H. a.. Hunter
Barnett Glm a. Ku,z aud x. N.
Baker
Grand Lodge constitution and rules of
order g. \. Keller H. w. Chupmuu. D.
u Reed, y. W. Nicely aud s. n. Russell
Mileage aud per diem w M. Ed.
ward" %. y Shirlry and w. Cumming
IHmling, &. q, Faln, NJ l.. ruuhoy
Widows and Orphans home r. NJ
Collins, g. r.. Switzerland. NJ ID Her.
ring r. l.. Goodman aud w. DprEmuu.
subordinate lodge hy-mWs S. Mar.
J. W. kuusHy ~ NJ NpiN NWmu
Bnlt1. j. Pepper and Geo. n, smith
Tonight 90 The city hail the m,tutoIy
nHu hrW ,rtrnas Wcrr conferred ON "a
lurgr number by the dc,rcc mlm Tho
Z "a LII d. ..gH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
TEIInW sERNANT Hm-L-

Austin, Tex, Feb tSpcciul.l Sem
ator hutchinson bin introduced today
to repeal The fellow servants bin passed
by the Twenty legislature pro-
poses tO rc-cuuct the same law with iiH
defects cured The old law is defective
I'm that the cnncting clause does not fully
set out Ulc substance of the bill Tho
old law is entitled 'Au act io dvHuo who
low servants Mr. Hutchinson bin udds
the following to the cnactiug clause and
tO prohibit contracts between employer
aud employees, based upon the eoutiu-
geucy of the injury or death of tie pm-
ployp, limiting the liability of the em-
pluyci for damages
The rest of the bill is exactly the same
ns the present law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
CLlFF0RD'S TRIAL
acquitted on 0He COunl-0iher Indictments.
Mcdonald to bo Tried
Monday.

u lttsourg' Pa, Feb, 7--Jnck clifford tbe
rt1,inestgaQ strike leader charged With t6e
tbe f, ,o Alilng OF T. ], conn6ls. during
,t '"taoHs battle of July o. was arurittpd
.Ils evening Today was dpvotpi IN IN,
, y, eu,l'.lts OF counsel FOR the defense nnl
y. 'Y ,, anu tho charge OF Judge stowe
no 10 b Sl,S t,eiH9on TIE case was given
Sn asiceheni' The def Edant stli ms IN.
snswNr l'f treason murder and RIOT 10
Monday. va" "' Pa'tu ON trial
..,,is U'.oEI9W Beatty ana Knoll. tho mar.
tb@ m".l e" Ns accessories 90 Bergman
ni5.,.fi a ~, MH9 shot II. g. Frlck. Mn be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
nAWAIrs ANNNXATInN.

Washington. Feb. q The Hawaiian
annexation commission and Mott
Smith, The Hawaiian minister had pu.
other interview this morning with Sc,-
roblry Foster at the state department.
ID was entirely informal Nothing was
said about the time when tho commission
and thus formally recognized aud the
determination of this dutO will depend
upon the nature of the ndvicos from
Honolulu expected 10 reach SIM Franz
Naco tomorrow ON the oceanic steam
shin Australia There WIS no change
today la the situation of Hawaiian affairs
az far ~ the cabinet Ia concerned. Until
the president and secretary of state con.
clude their negotiations with the commits
sionors or decide negotiations cannot be-
formally entered upon, 0s there win he
nothing for the cabinet as a body 20
consider.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
rAMPEBED WITH.
The Missing BaIlois in the Kansas City Con.
test Case Found But Are
Useless.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb THE Cass
county Judges who have been imprisoned
court for refusing 10 issue special las
levy To pay S2AOOOO m houds voted
several yrlts agu 10 railroad chat WAS
uvyrr built. Wsrr Felrusei to-day.
special election Wts hAld 10 determine
whittier the indebtedness should be- rnIn.
promised ON basis of Z per cent The
proposition carried ANA tho Judges protn.
isod lo issue the lew, Judge Phillips
'oday formally approved the compromises
aud released thc Judges
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08

Washington, Feb. 7.Nlr CulhursOu
Of Texas introduced iu tho house today
bin repeating the Sherman sIlyCrpl-
chnse act, aud substituting the old Bland
act and providing for the coinage of bull
Hon accumulated under the Sherman
act The advocates In the house of the
repeal VI tho Sherman law held a Cou-
florence this afternoon. A resolution was
adopted, declaring 10 been discovered a
majority Of the house wns IN favor Of
che rupcal OF the sherman bullion pur.
chase act, and that it had been decided
to abandon the attempt 10 get un.
3Ority Of the Democrats 10 sign tho clu-
ture petition and make fight ON th"
floor of the house, whore nll The friends
of honesty. whether Democrats or Re.
publicanH might join in mn attempt to
secure the repeal of the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
PRnTESTANT ORIECTIONs

Washington, Fob. THE president
has received copy of resolutions ADOPT
ed by the Baptist conference OF Missouri,
recently held iu St. Louis. protesting
against the action Of the treasury de-
pnrtmeut la extending courtcsics to Man
nger SatolH and O'Conncll aud DR.. Pace
when they arrived iu New York from
1guroue. Tho courtosips consisted in CX.
peditlug the examination Of thrir bag.
gage by custom officials This action
u denounced in the resolutions, in ihr
name of 10000 Baplists Of Missouri
AZ 'inimical 10 the civil and religious
institutions Of our people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
pnrrnn Glvlls AnYcll-

Washington. Fob 7-mdgc John Mar.
tim. scuutor-olcct from kanAOs tn OH
tho uncHpircd term of the late Senator
Plumb, now being filed by Mr. Perkins
undcr appointment by the governor WINS
on thr door of the senate today n
Mr. Martin follows the advice Of Mr.
peOor. no issue In the Kansas cnsc will
lr raised until the closing days Of the
session MIR PETER says owing 30 tho
lGtrupss of tho session which ends this
congress aud Of the fact That Mr. Per.
kius understood tho Liquidation of in.er.
esq IN the people of Kansas nnd Hhd
II well Ina hand he suggested 90 Mr..
Martin he refrain from presenting his
credentials. Mr. PETER also stated ho
did not think Il wise 20 intcrposr amy.
thing that would consume the time OF
the senate, every hour Of which from ibis
time ON WOuld be- needed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
UNIoN SAILORS A KInNArrng

Ioromo, Wash, Fph. Z a sang of tOr.,.
~. MON men Noardrl She steam s,bnui'r
"Nsral' az seattle This uorulng M ni
lTs Go lnc hcads of four unu.uniob .sf NJ.
aNl Watghmen, ana under threat IN dr.5it
lV"h iheW away. inl, h the r,sst'i,
Troubles bptween the toabt Span,en.i f, Nl
anu Nonuhieu sailors. che nrnitr deeio,i,,n
nonuplon lncn uusf leave 81. sbif. tf
Hames oauases Of this Kind Are beyorsins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
BUSINESS.
SUM III MN SmNRIEr-

San Antonio. Tex, l'ob. Especially
MvvrsidV park a valuable suburban
pf0pcrty, consisting ot 2dl acres, uylr
the city, was sold today by the SHERIFF
10 u L. NOakum md Otlprs for SSOlC
TO satisfy Judgment held by the san
Antonio Land company against j. s.
Mcnamara for SllOu0O Mcnouough
park. twelve milrs from the city. was
also sold ly the sheriff Tor debit belug
pa in hy Fr0ncis Smith a Co for S260d
10 NAmnrlNN. NM nnr..a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
RENATN

Washington. Feb z. Senator Chand.
the debate In the senate today on the
automatic coupler bill lilo brought up
n resolution la tho national Democratic
platform, which denounced the Rrpuhli-
can party aud the Republican scnutc for
not having provided legislation for me
protection Of railroad employees, aud n.
sistont with party foalty. Molcutt.
while argued the automatic coupler bin.
said no other senator than Chandler
could hive found amy political ndyant-
nge In IT, No action was taken ON the
hill.