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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Billy Sheehan probably
thinks that the German Emperor and his Chancel-
Ior made the mistake of their lives IN not sneak
ING the Army hill through the Rechst'g. instead
az allowing it to be beaten and then appealing 10
the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
IT WOULD STOP HIS PERNIClOUS ACTIVITY.

1t Is darby limited that the nomination OF Josiah
Quincy Tor the tsovernorship Of Massachusetts would
b. suiinenuy satisfsctory 10 tsossAxy 0sssasm"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

Washington dispatch says that 'he Irri
dent feel, that the repeal Of the Silver Dili Is
a matter which can safely bc left to the WISDOM
Of Congress That may be, but it is the opinion
If many Democrats from the way the President
i netting that he does not feel that anything
can sofclv bc left 20 the wisdom OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

1t is given out that the Governor OF South
Carolina has purchased 100000 worth Of whiskey
and beer with which to stock the State Dis
pensary II would seem to be a good time for
the Governor of North Carolina to pay his re-
spects 10 his fellow Executive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
RIGHT TO THE END.
The Stock Market Improved
All Day Yesterday.
READING STUBBORNLY FIRM.
The Bears Became Shy When Money Ruled
Easy and the Bulls Wore Aggressive.
The Cotton Movement The
Bond Market

New Orleans, La. March 6--lSpecial)
-McElroy a Gilbert say
Futures The warning that we voiced
M our report ol yesterday was given in
good srusou. Tor already We find fresh
talk Of O settlement Of TIE strike On
which Liverpool has bcen advanced 4-O4
and our market - points. The imme-
dintc cause Of the rumOrH of settlement
Is the resumption Of two large mills
which lent color 90 the statement that
the end OF the strike win be seen tonor.
row. when however, we reflect thar the
only settlement must h. by % complete
abandonment Of the strikers resistance
aud an absolute surrender 30 the master
demands there seems no room for any
conference or settlement OF any other
sort 0f agreement. TIE only avenue
10 resumption is au Abandonment Of the
strike aud we are inclined 10 think that
other mills will gradually succeed Ne get
ting together sufficient labor, union 0f
nOu-uuiOn men t0 operate their spindleH
and that finally the end VIII come hy
a general breaking az ihe strikers with
lie organization as happened al Home
NfciA last fall.
There was considerable spot demand
here today and factors immediately raised
their prices Sales were 33oO bates and
llJO bales tO arrive az l-lt advance over
yesterday figures
Port receipts are $500 bales Against
1900 bales iau year Receipts here
tomorrow win probably BE- 1900 bales
against POO balos last year and Goo
bales az an ports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

Washington, March no II s. already
apparent that Secretary Lamont M 10 br
very Important innu in lho distribution
of 0ficcH uudNr This administration lie
has little 0r no patronage iul bis own de.
pnttnrnt but hr ID g0inR tD huYe 81
great dpnl OF inllucute over ibe appoint
mrtiN in mnny Of ile other departments.
pfeaidrih Cleveland hnH great confidence
in mH judgment ~ men nnd leans %
gn0d deal upon Lamont no nll mnttors
pertaining 90 appoin'mlsuis' NY crown
II Office seekers Who il tho hotels have
caught onto this fact ana 90 Uihor mem.
Der Of the cabinet has half as many
callers as ihn new secretary of war
Sol much baa been decided upon as
yet Ia The matter 0l the important for.
oign missions 81 FAR nH can Do learned
nol Our OF the iifst-eass missions las
been fixed. There is yery iruug DO.
llef tonight that ex.Nenntor Euslis o.
Louisiana will be minister 20 France
and that q. Y. baldwin ~ New York
win be tie minister Ia 81 fftersbnre
For ibis latter pllce Judge Lambert
Tree " also believed 10 Do an aspirant,
though he haa NOT O yei filed nny papers
lie would ike ihef German mission fully
ns Vol, bus y watching Developments
very ciuselg ana awaiting an OPPORTUNITY
"a pat IN hiH papeTa where they are
most hkely 40 receive attention n a
known that he 81 very highly thought 0l
by SIR. Cleveland aud that be- Il likely
20 gei almost anything he wania.
According 10 the RDrsipa about the
hotels. Major Van Ailen OF New York
aud Newport y Promising AFpiramt Tor
The iniesi0n ~ london. lie " d gradii-
ace Of West l0lut nud g uan of iine ~.
ucation uiM nfeni wealth He marripi
iuio tue Aston family aud has Handsome
sociu station in New York and Now
port Though if j. not questioned that
hc would make h rrpdltable minister 10
The court 81 sd Jamra hig nDpolntulria
would be received with bowls 81 lndig.
nation Nv me DOlitidnua. ksw " whoio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

izauun aud the RIGHTS and privilercs Of
tax payers, especially preserved The
only limitation In the way ef maximum
Nuiues was the knowledge of the assessor
and the conscience OF The tax payer
ending discussion the house adjourned
uh y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
In the afternoon session Mr.. Wheless
concluded bis remarks upon the pending
pm regulating taxation and more espcc-
i0liy the Wienert amendment. which
was discussed in the forenoon session 10y
Alessrs LLOYD. Onion, Rognu OF lamar,
hawkins, Sebastian and Henderson Of
lamar
Mr.. Rogan IN the chair. The question
was further discussed by Mcssrs Wynn.
NJ cull, Cochran, james, Giotcs Dean.
Davis and Dashicll The amendment
was adopted Ayes -. nays 30.
some minor amendments were added.
Mr. Finley offered an amendment.
striking out from the first section tbe
words That AL property. money and
other evidences of debt of any ana nil
ehoracter whatcocver owned by any per-
son, firm or corporation are subject TO-
taxation. This provision. he argued. II
leit ~ The BILL would lead 10 double taxa
non q tax on the property and the values
based on the property
ar. Cochran argued that the question
was whether notes drawing Interest were
10 DE considered as property or invest
menus and opposed the amendment,
winch WIS finally tabloid
An amendment 10y Mr. Garrett was
unuvr discussion when the house adj
Journed until 0.aO Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
RRIsnANE rInnns.

San Fmncisd, Cal. March lG-Aus-
trHlin papers which arrived on HE mcan-
cr Al0meda todny print graphic details
Of the great floods nt Brlsbnnc and iis
suburbs last February. In The city Of
Brisbane and suburbs the damage done
hy the floods Is estimated at Sib,OOO.OOO.
There was a fall OF "a inches Of rain
In three days Thrive steamers were
ionted ont of the river and landed high
and dry In the Botanical gardens. The
towns Of Bundnmn, ipsWick aud GOdna
wCro an under water mud the people
had 10 dee TO the hills Seven men were
drowned M mine at Ipswich, ia sgd.
government was providing for tho relief
OF the destitute
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
A NOM RORpERY

Chicago, H., March 10 H. g. Fox,
collector OF the First National bank,
was held no aud robbed OF 5000 on
one OF the siulrwnya Of the city hail
today. lie had Just received $500 from
the city treasurer aud 5000 from the
county treasurer and was descending tho
stairway 20 the main hour Of the build
Ing when nt the turn of the staircase
some man. whom he had not seem threw
his arms about bis neck apd choked him
almost 20 iufensihlllty The mnn then
grabbed two packages Of money, and,
rushing down stairs escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
coon non itnr.ANn

Austin. TcN. March lG.--(Spccinll--
Ihc house iuancc committee adopted
the following
Resolved by the hnauce committee
ot the house Of representatives Of the
lwcnty-imrd legislature that vote II
confidence 10 William III WOilhnd, su.
perinicndcnt Of the state deaf aud dumb
aud blind asylum for rolnrOd persons
aud Ia appreciation ~ his economical
thrornugh aud satisfactory management
81 siid asylum bo tcndorod him. and
Tint copy OF this resolution be fur
nishUd t1e pgcss of The state for nnlllca-
ton, and to the said superintendent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

WnAmfton. Murch no Visitors Gao
the White House began coming cnrlipr
thnn usual TO-DAY and the larger number
consisted of oomgrraHluDn. Among them
were Mrssra. Wheeler OF Alabama and
Washington Oi romoaHec, accompanied
by Colonel Ed Baxter uf Nashville, pros
idout of the Tcnuyrsoo state Bnr uasu.
phH WHO presented additional pnppru,
urging thc appointment Ol Judyo lpcr.
ION 40 the Circuit iudpship mndo ynonnt
by the promotion of Judge Jackson tu
The supreme bench Alr OuDiWnitr uf
ohio presented additional papers en-
dorslng Thomas WecrtB for tie public
pllutcrship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

Austin, Tex, March 40 4.tSnccial)-.
Myrtle Springs Short Line Railroad com.
pany today hled q charter for a road TO
be constructed from Mry,lc Springs 10
q point on the fcxaa and Pacific railrod
in Nun Iandt county. capital stock. SSo-
uni iucQuorhtors J O. RoWlcy, ". N.
Castle, n A Matthews. Geo ~ Chill
dress, ]. J. Clifford. n. u Mchnin, H.
". Wawcit W. a. H. hurry nnd John
~ Reynolds
Tho tronsnnr today deposited S09i,20
non-indlgVut fees, water rent. etc. FOR
The Southwestern Lunutic nHyluni also
NiN.sl uun-indieent fees Cor the North
Texas asylum, aud SiOiDO for the state
luuauc asylum nc Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
LYNcIIEn.

Montgomery, Ala, March iA.-Rogp
dents 0f Bfundidgo, hanged Tom Brun,
sol fcol1rcll Inst night &C Mu1nR Hall,
MOnai afternoon Brunson went 10 sha
ho'n Charley Sim near BundldFc,
oslenslbly to zee Mr. Slnn Mrs Sinu
met the negro az ihe door and cold hlm
her husband had gone away for tbs
Night ~ she turned 70 10 back into
ilr enminally assaulted her leaglnk her
Ia nn unconscious STATE Tie hend waa
run down and lyuched ~ q mob Mrs.
Sim bad beep married only two years.
Size b q daughter Of heg. q, ID. Allen 0f
BmndilEa Her condition u pfecorious.
Ia tiie search tor hrunsDa another Cnul-
inAi aesouller WAS caught and lts SUR
posed ilYnched 100. lie crime Nap QQaa-
mitsed " another connlz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
LEGISLATIVE.
me Senate in Favor Of the
Anti.scalper Bill.
II WILL MOST PROBABLY PASS.
The Road Law Bill Finally Passed by Good
Majority,
= prayer Is Discussed in the House and
Some Members Want il ESpunged from
the loufnal--The Taxation
Bill Is Up.
i WILL MOST PROBABLY PASS.

,,,. Austin, Tex, March Especially
The senate met this morning nj 10
clock Will Senator keafby president
pro TEN, Ia % chair
AFTER pr D'V Chaplain Briggs the
senate pr g. "a, 70 business
senate M. ~ vowed TO reconsider
the vote ~ Hos tickst ecaln-
ers bill wa, Is 10, ,rossed aud 10
nave the moh K I'm. The journal
and moved TO tax 70, prevailed
by vote OF II 90
Tie ticket sculpers b. as then taken
up ON third reading aid passed by a
vote of 20 TO IL.
Senators Boren, Bowser, Dean, Dick.
son, Goss, Greer l'ress.er, Smith.
Swayne- Woods and Noakum voting
nay.
On motion to reconsider and lay the
motion on the table, the opponents Of the
bill declined 10 vote and iho chair called
the attention of the senate 60 the rule
on the subject and the senators then
voted and the motion prevailed.
Senator Borcn called up Tie senate bill
amending the road law 80 as 70 fX the
term of road. service 90 ten days annual
~ aud TO prescribe the age which shall
make the citzen liable for road duty
Under the bin the county commissioners
court can fix the number Of days for
road service not 10 exceed ten days am
nually. The committee amendment strik.
ing ont the section providing for the
fixing of tie number Of days by the CONF
missioners court was adopted
Senator Agncw offered am amendment
strising ont the section limiting the
term of road service to ten days am
nunly which was adopted.
Senator Tips offered an amendment
so as 10 exempt from road duty the mem-
bers Of the state militia. Lost by n
vote of IL 10 IL.
Senator lmbodcn offered an amendment
10 strike ont the enacting clause of the
bill; tabled
The bin was then ordered engrossed
10y vote of 10 to ..
The only change proposed in this bill
from tEe present law Is that the age
for road duty is Fixed at II 60 50 aud
militiamen are no longer exempted from
road service.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
NSCONDENSED.

Ind IS to build a big
h' Y, souse and will bid high Tor
rasv. forty years president OF
n,pry college, Tennessee Mt
{. dead
n live nsh. measuring from
wv inches. fell during a storm
nhaTg. ky'
49,, benefits Of the papal jubilee
y oo0o 900 that finds It's way TO
s,sn treasury
a Iowa school election turned on
ctholios and Protcstants having
~ protesiants won.
a ,o..,sr, legislature overwhelmingly
as hin to legnlize pool selling ON
.asr,lng outside the state.
.,h Cook. Boston divine, Sc
on the chicago Worlds fair
because they have decided TO
Sundays
o.s,yigli the 14-year-old daughter
n o..so butcher, was at home alone
- came. She drove them away.
NJ, Of on empty revolver.
Esnell. the famous comedian
!. M. mind. died at Bloomingdale.
,,ne asylum. He was drummer
isil
,,nle OF Falkland, KY near louis-
t,.n the club Of that city has its
!, have adopted an ordinance which
,rent sunday games.
Ms society IS shocked over the
m q wlfe's suit for support
Kisses AID mashes We're talked
y M. Reglna Glgus is the woman
tse.
named Proux 10 years old, near
m Mimi. was attacked by three
,~ lie fought them with an axe,
mi He was considerably torn aud
N 10 assasslnate Dictator RodcyQuez
4, Rlea. In san Jose, has been I'M
Forty Leading Costa Rica generals
r,cated IN the plot, all Of whom
Zen put IN prison
Hammond has been making expert
4 "a me order Of Browu-Sequord ond
made an animal elixir which In
mo- the human system enables
81 years to lift huge dumb bells.
f sratch from Porto Allegro, illio
an Sui. announce 400 government
4 have arrived 10 reinforce Custil-
4 Villa Rosnro has been captured hy
srls with u large amount Of arms
rnunltion,
usm from Rlvaru says the feder-
b. raised the srlge OF Santa Anna
y now marching 10 Gumila, where
,noct 10 obtnln arms and cartridges
ne schooner Carmollta, which has
,nrendered boy the authorities OF
.hs Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
TlH sENATH GOING sLOW.

Washington. Murrh iO From its ar
tion today ID D. cAldout thc scnato IA
tends mbing limo boz the muttcr ot cone
hruiug appointments The adjournment
of the senate until next Monday mukva
u Impossible lOr nuy officials named 10y
The president 90 naHumo their duties un.
on tho middle Of next week.
4 prnmlnrnt senator pn Che Demo
crndc side said this morning the sunutr
Woull bot be- la may hurry 90 go into
the hugncsH of c0rhruing nominations,
aud intimhtrd they possibly would whit
until the elective WhccrH of tht scnutr
had hem chosen, NJ it ~ determined 10
no sO ut once 40 HuOn ua This has
been DON. ho said tho senate wOuld con
firm every nomination
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

Secretary Carlisle this morning ds
clnel 20 affirm 0r deny the stutomout
Tint Revenue Gutter Rush nt San Frun-
cisco had been ordered 90 hold herself n
readiness 10 carry MIR lilOmt to iinwail,
u rs uuoincnily stated. however, the
reyonue cutter win Doc placed nc Mr..
Blount'a disposal on his arrival. aud
unleha arrangements cnn bp made for
q Pacific mni steamer, which snlls for
Chmn on The 2;ld, 10 touch at Honolulu,
I,l0uut will romniu on the linHh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
INInNIsr MANIEI.arn

london. March ia I'nionist mani
f.stO has b-en iHsued over the Hignn-
uirc Of ihe duke Of AbefrOn, the mar-
qins Of Londonderry. me earl ~ Efne.
fOd Arthur Hill. Colonel SaudprsOn,
ile mlyOrs Of Belfast and Londonderry,
ana others. The manifesto announce
d. foFmniion ~ the Ulster DefnBae
league, mot merely 10 continue fhe
struggle Tor union, but b. prepare 10
meet any contingency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
rHAr Ne cLnnnR

New York, March no. Ex-secretary
Tmcys return 10 private lie Nas FOR.
mally celebrated ~ The Hamilton club
Of Brooklyn tonight by a banquet Ry
a happy coincidence the new secretary Of
navy. Hillary A. Herbert, WAS enabled
10 b. present and doe banquet In 1rn-
cy's honor incidentally became gl0nf-
cation Of the new navy and gave ihe club
which ~ not political organization %
chance 10 express iis appreciation u
both The outgoing and incoming admins
tratOns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
bIlzZARD IN KANSAS.

Y, MY, Mo-, March tG.-A heavy
began operations here mis-
na at noon the snow was stu
Nulrarlons are excellent for %
OF the storm. and it Is now de-
tlto iull-hedged blizzard.
IRON Kansas show the storm
A wave Accompaniment. this time
|hf, wv ana In some localities wind
tAs The SHOW badly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
n IEWISH ApPEAL-

bon. March l6.-The Russian-Jew-
omission has sent TO every Jewish
and bank director, bank manager
'sock broker and every exchange
boz q passionate appeal 20 combine
|c0lting Russian loans and trade
|Sian securities generally. The ap-
/ dmihcaut ilf connection with the
|3e Russian government has just
. ukasc providing for an Interim
0an and Russian bankers are en-
tng to extend their relations with
honey centers outside of Russia.
i to the leading position of the
II the money markets Of Europe
|JIected the appeal, If complied with
|Yrually drive Russian securities
kinds out OF those markets aud
r9at disaster to Russian industrial
NJ and enterprises. The appeal is
|aiit0n for the continued severity
uar In dealing with Jews.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
WHO IS W

March l6.-In the deputies today
sAuhced as abomindble the runiors
l.pes 70 the effect he had made
f.,htn Madame Cottu not TO reveal
wv OF ~ concerned IN the Puua-
I.l The charges being mentioned
lnueh list of checks given by Cor
l'plz 90 Adrieux and that TX" was
.Aiuor OF friendly power whose
counsel for Henri LOttu was
s'ate In court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
A TnICKmrs TALn

New Orleans. ia., March 10. The Plea
ynne'e Pass Christian special sayes 1'he
bodies ~ Miss Alma Niinnemnchor and
William Miller both of Milwaukee, were
found ID a ihickef near ihe faiir0ad de-
poi. both fh0t through The head. The
gOuag people were Engaged II n SUP
posed g. killed her and thea suicided.
No cause known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
sYOCYs AND BONDs

New York, March 10 The stock
market was again subjected 10 SOME ee-
we're attacks from recognized benr quar-
ters, and ~ Intervals prices yielded uu-
aliospfbar were e1ceeIiuxy cratic aud
II was noticeable fhai while youie shares
yitidfA readily, others worked slowly but
surely ,toW ard q higher range. Even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
AN osWEGO BLAZE.

4ego, n. Y, March 1G.-Iire IL
a ln four story block on West
efeet between Bridge and Cayauga
occupied by c. III. Tanner a Co.,
Ar merchants. and III. &. Harp
boots and shoes The Jones block
le hock block are also burning.
3 latter is situated the Western
n telegraph office. 1t looks rs II
N Will be a serious one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
MITCHELL TO SAIL

|cigO, Ills, March lG,-Charlic
D and Jim Hall arrived In Chicago
IieTnoon and left at midnight for
Y York, whence they viii sail for
|ni Monday. Neither man had any
q say Of the recent fight at New
% Mitchell only remarkiug that
Ought like bloody chmup. AZ
4 itrk they will be joined by Squire
who will sail with them. Mitch
flecis TO do some training at Baird s
hd says It will be done under the
Fusion Of Hall, who is to train him
1loihett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
SNnWrn IN

VIZ, n. y, March 10.--A gentle
,om Ulster county today says
sna 'lAl county Is eight TO ton feet
,So residents are compelled 10 use
lot all out door travel. There
~ church or school held now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

ever heard Of him before The talk Of
HIN inny prove TO be mcrc rnmUr. tpan
GO r. Iondcrt nf New York Wnni8 tht
French mission. bnt it is believed Mr.
CleVclap1 may ask hlm % go o. London
aud thus leave the Frnch mission Il
pX. ~ruufnf Iuafis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
RAtJM GOES orr

washington. Alnrch rs Secretary
Smith today accepted the redgnniiOn Of
Green b. l,num, commissioner of pen.
sions Deputy Commissioners Davidson
will net until Rauma auccesaor is np.
pointed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

Washington. March 10. President
Cleveland tonight positively refused 90
Interfere with iho decision Ia ihc courts
in inc case Of Howard j. Schneider,
aud Che murderer will bo hanged t0mor
row.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
IA nAIvEsrnN 49,

Galveston. Tex, March Speciall
Amos stewart sold % ID. u Beatty
1900 sores n Moores league % the
mainland today Tie price paid was
sgO i,ar aere. 0r Total Of $1,000 The
same land sold three years ago Tor 81
per acre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
BOOMERS MUST WAIT
Secretary Hoke Smith Has
Only Begun the Work
OF OPENING CHEROKEE STRIP.
t.aasaaaatta
Publication Of NO'meals Must Be Made for
Twenty Days
Before the Proclamation &c Issued carlisle
eum on Blounts Mission ne Senate
Going Slow White House Callers
Diplomats nay.
OF OPENING CHEROKEE STRIP.

Washington. March no. Active ricp'
nfaiious are about 10 begin hy Secroufl
smith fur the opcuing Ot che thornNre
strip updcr thv provisions ~ the act
iuUliing the agreement with the ohrip.
keus lhc prhmlnaues 90 De OhscrNrI
plor to opening the outlet 60 sNuemnMt
ny the proclamation of the ptvsldoht VIII
pOnauMe considerable time. Allutmvhh
are to hc mauo thc lndians who wtfo
bona idle rcfidcnis uf tho strip pgl1r TO
November ispl and engaged ln inrminE
and the strip a. to hO upcnpd to sctile
mcnt under pruVlsionH Of the nvt go ~
gnuizo NknhOmu Territory Those elr
lOttmrnta arc 10 hp confirmed uN the
secretary of Che interior pciurV Che STRIP
rau hc upourd and Hat ut them ruu-
lishcd for thc protection of sctucrs
Rlhos aud ordrra regulating occupation
aud settlement must hv prescribed Out
Published twenty days hcinrc isaunucg OF
,ht PRESIDENTS proclamation Scttlcrs
are required 40 pny $3.50 per hcrn ior
land east of the ~ - parallel AND ~ 20
between Vi ~ aud ONlG parallel with
I pcr cont iutprust from date ~ entry
to date of hunl payment, The vet pro
vidcs for school reservations, also such
other usoryotons as the president may
determine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
HYATT nITpIrD

NJ X Conn, March l0.-Funernl
I'M, me remains Of James w.
Ihta 'H States treasurer under
'Rf y former administration. were
'attel 1la..sf,no9n. The obsequies were
With Masonic honors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
WHITE IIOusn NNWs.

Washington. March 40 There was a
noticeable falling on in tho number Of
clllcri ot the White House this MORN
mg, compared with 0lhvr dnys Not
wthstnndlng this iact There Wns enough
the prealdout 10 tho ushvrs
aud door kocpcra Up 10 noon thcc
was u stetdy stream of VISITORS aud
cards fcll like anow Storm Early Ia
lhn dan thcrr Wrr u number oi HrnatnrH
who called. aud thuy were Fortunate, iu
chat they were able to rcuch the cnr
0t tho chief executive nt once.
Arrangements ARE mndc lOr the nv
rcpnon 0f tho mpmhots Di thr diplomatic
corps hy Mr.. ClNrlmd az The White
House Saturday nt 3,3O Tho diplomats
win thou be formally presented to thc
president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
~ ARR nnAn.

'n 6iSile Ia March 16, Mrs
ts LIVER her sister. Mrs. Walker
IA tellefs child, tried 10 cross a
tte da n1 m front Of train today