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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
Ayerted an Explosion.

CHICAGO, March B.-Fire in the Bor-
den block, corner Randolph and Dear
born streets, at 3:15 a. m. created great
excitement for a time. The third floor
of the building is occupied BY agents for
various powder companies. and there
was a quantity of explosives in the
offices. Three firemen went into the
blazing building and removed the dan
gerous stuff while the chemicals played
upon their clothing. An explosion was
thus awaited.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16

CADDo, |. r.. March IL. -Elb Lor:rg,
the Choctaw. who YVES to have been
shot last Friday and was granted a new
trial at the last moment, has bolted.
Choctaws convicted of felons are given
liberty of movement on parole. AS
Loring showed up last Friday. appar-
emily to meet certain death. he perhaps
thinks he has indicated his honor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16

The new state board of charities and
reform held its E6rst meeting at Sioux
Falls on the 14th and organized by elect
ing DIR. w. j. Sibbison, of Sioux Fails,
chairman, and z. T. Richie OF Yankton,
secretary. Among other business trans
acted was the appointment OF Nye Phil
lips, of Sioux Falls, warden of the PEN
itentiary in place OF DIR. Spooner, oil
Lake Preston.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16

PARIS, March l6.-Yielding to urgent
pressure on the part of his colleagues,
M. Bourgeois will reassume the Office of
minister of justice, which he resigned
in order to answer the charges made by
Madame Cottu. and which he regarded
az rejecting upon him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
Australian Bankers Sentenced.

MELBOURNE. March 16.-The trials Of
certain officers of the Anglo-Australian
bank, which failed in 1892, have re-
suited in Staples. the chairman of the
bank. being sentenced to penal seryi-
tude for five years; Norwood. the
auditor, to penal servitude for two
years, and Haroldson. the accountant.
to six months Imprisonment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
No Cause for Action.

WAUPAcA, Wis, March I'm the
libel case of DR.. J. Finney, ex-mayor of
Clintonville, VS.. Fl. S. Brady, editor of
the Cintonville Tribune, the jury rem
dered a verdict of no cause of action.
Brady published an article during a hot
municipal campaign in April. 1892, re-
fiecting on Finney's transactions in sell
ing the Cintonville railroad, etc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
Assistants To SatnlIi.

NEW YoRK. March ia cablegram
from ROM says that Mgr. Donatns
Sharrelli ami Rev. Father Hector. Pali
have started for New York. The fo"rn-
er has been .ppointed auditor and the
latter secrstsry of the apostolic dele
gate in America.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
MIR. LIAS:i ;.s:i7ED.

The Kansas iss.i. @s.i32 f&s ~ 4 the
Charities and xttcE,rm Iss. eau.
TOPEKA, Ran. Ma. ca H. AIR. M'rS
E. Lease E..s leon eleetei rresid ut or
the state bussr,i OF &! aritiies ia Tie re-
quest of Gnvernor LeEsLtng. She
started on Ii hour OF tie state i~ilstitu-
lions with the four male members Of
the boa rd. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16

Pierre dispatch, IA: The Indian police
who shot and killed Bill Fielder, the
squaw man, at Forest City, for resisting
arrest, were brought to Pierre and
will have a hearing before the United
States commissioner. They are charged
with numbering Fielder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
The Yaticn ms Grin.

ROME, March lG-The pecuniary r.
suit of the papal jubilee Is gain TO tho
Golfers of the Vatican of upwards nf
e250, 900, az well as jewels, plate aid
other valuable articles which are esti-
mated to be worth neatly GOO. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16

Work has been commenced on the
sinking of an artesian we'll at the gov
eminent Indian school at Pierre. swan
Bros. have the contract aud expect to
reach water in LEGO or LOO feet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
Nobody Killed.

FoRsYTHE, Ga, March I6.-The fast
passenger train on the Georgia Central
railroad jumped the tracke eight miles
south OF here Nobody was killed. A
broken axle caused the ac ident.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
TO ADVERTISERS.

Tag DAILY LEADER makes epecial feature OF
fnrptat;nr information concerning III" arvan,
taaps and resources vi the city OF Mao.ron snd
the state at large, entiIiiug IL TO the patronage
OF advertisers OF every class.
j.. r. STAHL. Proprietor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-16
WILL INVESTIGATES.

Mgr. Satoi!i ia Look Into Things in
the ST. Louis Diocese.
T. ST. Louis, March 16.-It Is stated on
good authority that Mgr. Satolli will
visit st. Louis early in April, and viii
investigate affairs of the archdiocese.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
ADLAI GETS THERE.
Vice-Presldent-Elect Stevenson
Arrives in Washington.
HE WAS GIVEN AN OVATION,
Cleveland and Party VIII Leave for The White
House on Thursday
ChisI Of Anl.SnapDors Frederick R. Condsri Is
10 30 Minister 10 Republican
Senators Defeated by a minority
Purly-Whishy Tax
STEVENSON THEIlE.

Washington Feb IS icc-Presidcnt
Elect Stevenson arrived In Washington
nt Is o'clock this evening The arrival Of
the first member of the official family
was the dawn Of the new era Of Demo
cratic administration and the triumphant
Democracy made the occasion OF
great rejoicing Elaborate arrangements
wtrc nude for th' reception of the vice.
president and the committee did not per-
nit the lutoncss of the arrival interfere
with the program. Loud cheers went up
from the assembled crowd as the gnily
decorated train Of seven cars rounded
the curve near the station nc uclocl.
The locomotive was layshly adorned
with MI the insignia of triumph a litl-
ogrnph oi the vicc-pre I'm a
frame of tri-cOlOred bunting was placed
over the head light and a smaller one Of
Cleveland framed In glass and wood was
affixed just over &c. The tender was hide
den from view with hunting bearing the
names cleveland aud Stevenson while
the dome and sand-boN were decorated
with tcstoons of papicr mnche A NUM-
ber of small flags attached TO various
portions of the mechanism completed the
adoument and gave the ncgine trium-
phant appearance,
The committee nc once boarded the
special ear of the yice-presidcdt, and a
moment later Stevenson appeared on
New Jersey avenue, leaning on the arm
of Colonel a. j, Berret, chairman of the
Inauguration COMMITTEES, loud cheer
was given. Mrs. Stevenson. escorted by
i. J.. Norris. chairman of the executive
committee followed. and the whole party
~ once eutorcd carriages, and were driy-
en- 10 the llbbctt house Among the
crowd gathered were quite number
of ladies, all of whom expressed curiosi-
~ 20 SEQ the now oiliciul
Messrs. Berrct and Norris were well
acquainted with General Stevenson, and
no lOrmulity was observed in the greet
mg they gave each other The Illinois
club of Bloomington which, with their
guests, including ladies'. % the number of
100, came 60 escort Mr. Stevenson. will
occupy the ours la which they mndc tho
journey, during their stay In Washing
ton
After The arrival of the Stevenson par
~ at the Ebhitt house. they were given
q Few minutes rest, and after dinner Oc-
eurrcd the informal reception of the eyeu-
ing
Congressman Springer and nearly all
the Illinois delegation called early. aud
later In the evening scores OF congress
men and people from an parts of The
country, called to pay their respects to the
yicoprcsldent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
HOW RYAN WAS UURT

New Orleans. L.. Feb. 2S-!The ac-
cldent which happened 10 Ryan's ankle
took pmcc while boxing last SUNDAY.
The wgilst fought three hard rounds
with his trainer The work was fairly
hot and In a rush Ryan Kicked his foot
against q staple on the floor. which was
uuSel TO- Hasten the lighting ball. The
yesterday. when the ankle became swol-
len Uud painful. physician was called
ln ana ordered Ryan not TO venture in
training for several days. The betting
today as before 81 Ryan 8 10 3. Dawson
even money; Goddard 10 Is: Smith 3 10
TO l. Dawson viii be brought injo tho
G0rding 20 the articles Of agrcenieut
ihen the terms OF postponemcnt viii
definitely be- made known. Ii Is ex-
pected Dawson viii insist upon being
paid Tor the postpuupmcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
THE SENATE.

The Republican side Of the senate was
subjected To great modification today
Ia its defeat by the minority side Of
motion which divided the two parties
into opposite camps. II was on the mo-
ton 10 proceed 10 executive business.
Mr.. sherman made it and said the
executive session was Important, but
he could iut then give reasoa. Tho
motion was defeated. When the result
WIS announced and Il was uscertuined
that 40 Republican senator had voted In
the negative but several who We're not
paired had not voted there was private
exhibition Of disappointment among the
Republicans who had voted. That feel
ing found expression In the rcmntk. I'VE
might MS well give the senate over To the
Democrats.
Mr. Codual read and commented
upon u communication from the New
York chgmbcr of commerce signed hy
Henry Willard. chairman, asking the aid
Of congress in the entertainment iu New
YORK ot foreign visitors Co the WOrlls
fair aud hc a1kpd Mr. Hale whether the
100000 proposed 10 Doe appropriated
included anything for that "illustrious
and magnificent proposition
Mr. Hale replied he did not know cX-
uCtlN what wag wanted 10y the New York
gentlemen who were represented by Mn
Willard, hut had the impression they
wanted the government tu do some of
New NUks entertainment Of foreign
visitors. We can't keen Mr. WIZARD
from coming Nerc. lie has right TO
come here and make WggcsdDus
Mr. Voorhees, said: lie would have a
right 10 pass around the hat or resort
10 any other form OF mcndicancy.
MIR Hale Yes
Mr. Daniel Deml Would they be
Willing to accept silver contribuuonsy
Oaughter)
After further discussion tho appro-
priating of 100000 was agreed TO with
Tie words 'or 80 much thereof MS may
bc necessary added 20 g. The whole
amendment was thcn agreed 10, us was
MSo the next amendment upproprating
HpoO0 for army expenses Incident TO
the laval review.
IN amendment for construction Of four
hght drliiod gunhohts instead OF one
as Frgvldei IN the bin was agreed TO
without question.
Mr. sherman novel 20 go into eXecutiv,
Session lie said lace could MOI give
the reason why il was Important to
have nu executive session, hut q wonli
be .bneI Tho yenS aud nays wore de-
muhded and tie motion was disagreed ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
RlPPl TALKS.
ITO Had Nothing Against Nackay Escep. Thai
lie Hai Robbed Poor
aicn.

san Francisco. Cal. Fob % wos,o,
G. ltipp who shot Mnckav Inst FriJa,s
theh himself win live. For The GrSf
umlie since the shooting he conse,dod ~
uaiiSS freely about bis past ife. When
l w ue Monld probably grt wen he turu.
y nn sQrry for that / don't care ''' bc
t"nul1gd how soon / Lille because tbrro
hUti'he ~ life for me- M / gpt 1ytn
y WI nave % 60 70 The peuitcntiary onJ
- A4'hhy dies they win probably hnng
llfo with rich mon cfcont Win MY
IN May J. -, I went into the N..y ygI
,tauh 70 ask HIM why had 10 pay si960
N assessments on 100 shares of Ifoi
nn9 stock He called me lenfer
Ynu ,oFaeret me kicked out OF his of5.,,
! leit before that was dome I'M 49,
20 set even That Is an past ana g'ne
now; bQt in regard TO this prcsent rat
o' wish 10 say the esd is not yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
Combination
Perfec1

lae predominaIing Qualities
of Flayoring Extracts SHOULD
be absolute purity, exceilen }
favor and superior strength.
All Of these elements are
combined in a perfect degree
in DR. Prices Delicious
liavorsj therefore if the
housewife wants a compls.e
cake, pudding or c.eam, sse
should make use Of them.
Those who wnnt taa ve.y ssst
tiavorings are never disap-
pointed in purchasing DR..
Prices Vanilla, Lemon,
Orange, etc, which are as
natural as the fruit from
which they are extracted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Lakewood, a. j., Feb. 2S MIR. Cleve-
land anEounccd this evening the details
of bis journey 10 Washington. lie viii
make the trip on Thursday. leaving lake
wood shortly after noon and arriving Ia
Washington nj 400 IN the evening. The
train viii consist Of three special carr,
the Baltimore, the Oriental aud The
Monmouth ot the Royal Blue linc and a
baggage car, The party from New York
win consist of Hon, Daniel y Lamont
Mrs lamont, Don NJ Dickinson Mrs
Dickinson. H. O. Benedict and the la
dies of his family and others. Tho train
VIII arrive az Lakewood about I I 80 o.
M. and Mrs, Cleveland baby Ruth and
Mr. and Mrs Francis j.. lfreeman Of
this place viii complete the pNrty.
AIR, Cleveland has arranged especially
TO make NO stops and to make The trip
as quietly aud unostentatiOuAy as pos
sible There viii be no apeech-makmg
or hand-ahsking en- route
ar and Mrs, Cleveland expect 20 re-.
main az the white house after the in
auguratiOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

OffAflEMtit
National Coiored ox-Iccderal Soldiers
nnion, with headquarters at Fort Worth
rnoital efodk $50. 600. Directors Geo.
Paris. w. A. Taylor, Jack Goodman.
s. w. Woodward, Charles Jones, y. j..
Osborn. ID. o. Clement. ]. y. Taylor
and Monroe Alexander; all OF Fort
Empire Oil company Of Temple CAPT
bal stock 100000. Directors John II.
Smither, VIM Perry, VIM. II. Han, VIM.
Il. Black and Lee Il. Cownn.
The Comanche Cotton Seed Oil Mil
company Of COmanche; Comanche com
pany; capital stock S5O,OOO. Directors
II. II. Martin, r. Noodle, r. g. Hill,
G. A. Beeman aud G. w. Mason.
The Sherman, Shreveport and Southern
Railway company with principal Office at
Grecnvillp. Incorporated for the purpose
Of maintaining and operating q railroad
heretofore known as the Enst Line and
Red River railroad and for the purpose
Of extending snid pilroad from the city
Of jefferson IN Marion county IN south
custerly direction Though Mnrou aud
Harrison counties, a distance of thirty
five miles, 10 the enst line Of Texas. IN
Harrison county, with Wgw OF cx-
tension TO Shreveport. La; also from
the city Of Mckinney IN an westerly d.
rection, in Collin county, through Collin
Denton and Wise counties to the city
from the city Of Mckinney Ia Collin
county IN n0rthwestcry direction
through Collin, Denton and GraysOn
counties 10 Whiteshoro. in GraysOn
county, a distance of thirty Eve miles.
Ito iucUrpUratOrs are Henry w Poor
and IT, Francis Hyde of New York
Jacob j. Frey OF Greenvillc. VIM. NJ
Giles Of Minpoln. Tom Randolph of
sherman. VIM. -. MunsO of D,uison.
Thos u. King VIM. A. Williams ANA
Everett NJ Alyord of Greenyil'c and
VIM. r. Atkins of Jefferson The api-
tai stock Of the company s. &3.OlU.OOU.
The receipts FROM land sales aud leases
during the month ~ February were
deposited through the comptr0llpr's OK.
bee as follows today: School lands pnse.
Sl0 1890; interest 81 ,35312. priuci-
pal, Si2.32GSO
University lands lcnsc. Sg2G2T: inter-
est SISGld; principal SGljSI.
Blind asylum luuds-lutrrc.t s i03.TS;
principal, S3GJ.45.
Deaf nnd Dumb asylum lnud4-lutcr.
est sos 10; principal. S223GO
lunatic nayum lands Interest. SOS. rs;
principal. SlBlGS
Orphan ae,mm lands Interest, SlI
principal. SlJ.GJ.
Public domain act 1857. SOS 10. TO-
tai. So .lSO33
Tie comptroller purchased $4,000 Of
Nucccg county courthouse and jail bonds.
aud $4,000 Crlrkct county Jail bonds Tor
the benefit of the school fund.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
NEW ORLEANs nACEs

New Orleans, La. Feb 2S-First roce
tour aud q half frongs Daphne woly
90 b. ''''''
fteond race Six furlongs Progress
Mcdonald third. Time. 1850.
lhilI rnce- Seven furlougs LA Rue
Won, l4oitln. Jr., second, Barker Hrrri-
son third. Time, l;0d ~.
d, Fourth race-Siy furlongs. G. h WI.
lmgham won, Nirdm se,ond Ruslligb,
third. Time 40 81
tuyh race seven furlungs. AInudn
won, Bobby Beach second. Primer" t,,jIG
Time, $40. '''''e'o 'uitu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

between gold and silver. Many bi-mefnl-
n.y. SNrgssed lae house ID behalf Of tue
r'muue! The house the monetary con,
!erfnee had met no the initiative OF the
Ihltu states, ana ID would place fba
pftthn,eht Ia ridiculous uosifi0n M
Y should assume the initiative IN re.
~ .,'sui"s lAe conference, having nuthng
~ ~ l4silnend TOY discussion. Seven pow.
snt.,,ti.,,'.ea Ehsihna had signihed their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
SPORTING.
nElIpsEY.KNnGII

Portland, Ore. Fob. -. Perhaps. no
puHlistic event which ever took place
la this city has excited 40 much interest
as the four-rOuud contest at the Pas
time club tonight between Jack Dempsey
and Billy kcogh. KcOgh entered the
ring at 100 pounds. while Dempsey
weighed but 1iS. There was very little
betting on the contest. The articles OF
agreement stipulated that keogh was TO
knock Dempsey out IN four rounds. The
purse Is understood 20 toe gate receipts,
with u side bet of $500 each.
Dempsey won in the fourth round.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

Als city aud trustee Of the public schools
Tor a number of years, serving several
hues as mayor pro tVm
In Octohcr iSS3, be- WINS married 60
Miss Emma Nvasy, the tulcntcd dnuphtrr
Of DE- Weary OF Wh0stOn Texas. lie
WAS chairman of The anii-prohihtlnn club
Of bis district la 1887, and did able spi-
vice IN behalf of his side lIc took nu
nctivc part w the late cunnalun az a
Clark louder In his county. Unsolicited
ON his part, and while absent on IL yis-
u Ia Europe, hc received tho uoniing.
ton for representative and was elected
without personal effort tlc serves ON
the Committees ON sttte niinirt, revenue
rnd taxation, towns. cities and c0rpnra.
lions nnu is chairman of tho committees
appointed To examine the state trcasurpr
nud comptrollcr'S accounts lie rs nu-
thor at houaN bin No tI0. known R.
tie Acucal mo'hauic's lien bin. ir
y successful husIposa man. n good
hrancirr aud well qualified TO Gll thc hon.
praplc position tur which be- has bpou
chosen. with credit 10 himself ana snt-
HiNctlon 90 the people of his district
aud the state at large
HON. NJ. H. GARRETT.
One Of tle most attractive men of The
Twenty legislature Is tho represan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
HOrgE CONINlIrrEEs-

The committee on constitutional
Amendmcnu agreed this evening to Co..
port fnyOubly on the Lloyd amendment
90 the constitution 90 transfer the nor
manent school, university and nzylum
funds SO The general revenue funds.
There VIII be- an adverse minority rr.
port signed hy Mcsrs Brown. White.
Young aud McFal.
The committee on counties and county
boundaries decided 10 report adversely
On the hIll To create Bouham county
put OF, parts OF Atascosa, Bcxar. FRO
mud Medina counties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
WHISKY TAX.

Washington. Feb. rs The house a.
dietary committee today received the 10.
port 81 the subcommittee, which inyesti-
gated the whisky trust The report rec.
pmmends the duty on imported goods
hc re'luced from $3.50 to 81 per gailOn.
and the tanH On an g00ds be- reduced
Whenever i Is found they are influenced
" uust or combination. "A rec3u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01


lie was county attorney az his county
Tor three years. aud la these capacities he
proved himself an able Hud fearless
prosecutor fair conscientious Judge.
well vorscd Ia the laws 81 hla state.
lie has boon twice married the first
time Az GeprHn and the srcuud time tn
Mrs. Bl0nch Dalton of pao Pinto.
ItA" daughter of judge H. NJ Thomson.
late OF Fort Worth hut now Of Pan.
humble City, Tex. aud vito of the late
Neu NJ, Dalton, who was widely known
as "a wealthy cnttlemuu of tho Nrst.
Representative Garrett. after receiving
the nomination irom the hnnds of Ms
party, entered che campaign in bphnlf of
his ticket. and after o. warm contest be-.
fore the people hp defeated hiss populist
opponent j. ~ Cumby, by handsome
majority
lie is Woodworking membpr of the
committee ON internal Improvement. I'M.
WcIiiN No. y. education ana Othprs
lie rs author of the house bin tn com.
pei the surviving wife or husband to
make reports OF ull community dsbts
laid' and hc introduced the Joint resoln.'
nun TO pmpltd thc state constitution 40
Tr-.-1L AllnW school truNtr24 % strye three
Years ohF~rt'-Lr elected each year. Since
~ entrance lntD the legislative n.ld
Mr. tattctt lns proved himself nm nhlc
anu Jealous member he framing aud
thecuhg the passage Of laws demanded
class. "''''"'
Sunerra from scnlla burns. otc. saliva.
ZION oll VIII Curr yOu speedily ONLY n5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

RTren, Tex, Feb 2S.- Especial. -
Mr. Benz H. Coyle. the old hugler Ri The
Twentieth Confederate cavalry, died al
~ residence Ia this city this morning.
iiite y o. be hurried hy members Of Il
~ y, Stuart Camp OF Confederate vpt.
Grams an a,80 p, m. tomorrow. Netpr-
ans 90 adjacent points are Invited 10
attend the funeral of the humble citizen.
but gallant old soldier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
rTIE HOUSE

Washington. FeR % The greater part
OF the day in the house was consumed
m coneiderution of the election case. in
Wnlch there was no interest manifested.
Amor three hours debate Mr.. lHrpin
nSuocrnt of Alabama was declared en-
utleu 10 retain hts sent, which hc has
occupied siuce the opening Of congress.
lhe most important action was the
passage OF the bill continuing pig TN and
ore on Che free list
lhc bin relating 10 the sale OF In
toNigating liquors in the District of Co.
luInha PASSED second time.
a motion 10 proceed to executive bust.
ness was defeated
The AGRICULTURAL approximation hin
Passed with few uuimportant amend.
Adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
ARDuCrION cnAnnrn

- Ennis. Fcx, Feb, 28 tSpecialA &C.
" Mctnon was arrested by deputy
SHERIFF harncy charged with abduction
on. complaint of Mr. Thomas Shame.
MO mlkcs SENSATIONAL charges against
wy uolenu0ht tor ahdnctng his wife
freat eNcitement prevails hnrc ovar
ne 9ialr and nothing else Is talked about
by the community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
Az ANTLsNApPEWs Plum.

New York, Feb 2S.-lt may be posi-
lively stated the well-known jurist Fred
erlck r. Cuudcrt of New York win be
next United States minister TO France.
lie was the leader in the movement Of
antl-mapper, aud Is president Of The
Manhattan club, leading Democratic
organizations of this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
HAWKINS HELD

San Francisco. Cal. Feb. l2s.-The
corouer's jury today held an inquest on
the body Of Billy Miller. the pugilst
killed In the fight with Hawkins The
jury found that Miller came 10 his death
from blows inflicted by Hawkins aud
rceoumcnded the latter be held for man
slaughter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
OLERInNH ITnNle

Clcburnc, rpNs Feb. ~. lSpedaIl--
County Judge Adams has chilled a meet.
ING of The cotton rabegs to send dole.
gates 10 the convention nc Austin Tho
mass meeting Is 10 be held next Satur.
.lohn Mcmillan was arrested In his
city today and jailed ON u charge of
THEFT.