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Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
HelI0n,

Special sale of consigned goods Thurs
day, June 8, at 10 m, at 800 State
street. B. BOOTH,
je6 81 Auctioneer.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

Value OF an Honest Circulation.
Charles Dudley Warner of Hartford has
the following in his Boston address recent
ly delivered; subject: "Ths Newspaper of
the Present and Future"
The first element of viciousness intro
duced into the modern newspaper is that 1t
is compelled to resort to extreme methods
for getting circulation, such for example,
as giving prize for the most beautiful
woman in Boston. Here you have the
reader buying the newspaper for the sake
of cutting out the coupons. Now that
brings fictitious circulation, and Is not
really valuable in a money point of view.
The circulstion the advertiser wants is q
circulation that ia steady, showing that
| the paper is trusted. especially in the fami-
!y. 80 that when a reader finds an adver-
tisemeat IN 1t he attaches to that adver-
tisement the confidence he has in the news
paper
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
FLANNEL DEPART
MENT.

Domet flannel, regular cent goods, for u cents
n yard. Tibet flannel regular g7-cent goods for
% cents a yard.
~ cents Regular 81 10 " Glenwood - extra size
and weight for IS cents
i24 MarseiIles Quilts, new designs that were
$500 now go at $2y39. Extra fine designs in
all over and medallion patterns, SIS Quilts,
handsomest ever shown, TO sell for SS-sS-
ia White Blankets reduced from s. 30 70
9es The same I05 reduced from s. 90 10 g. a.
Cream and cclored embroidered fiAnnels o. Is -
and Is cents yard, marked fron IS, s7f cents.
sl.o0 and $l.S.
Lap Robes at IS, es. IS, IS cents and 81. TO- 81 Is
81 81 and $50. that were IS, IS. S. cents and
500, sIlo, Sis, sl.37, si.5o and sI.75.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
LADIES' MUSLIN UN-
DERWEAR.

Night Robes, isolid tucked yoke Hamburg
trimming, full length and width IS cents-valut
rs cents. Four insertion tucks and Hamburg
ruffie, 65 cents-value 9s cents.
Solid yoke of five tucks, French embroidery
IS cents-value Sl.09. Nine good styles hamburg
and lace trimming, eS cents-value 81 IS
White skirts. hemstitched ruffle and tuck, 8
cents-value 63.cents. With Hamburg rIIffie and
tuck, so cents-yalue 80 cents. With Cambria
ruffie, insertion and lace, IS cents-yaIue q,
cents.
With twelve-inch rlffie of fine Hamburg q
esents-yalue Sl& With deep cambTic ruffiet
Drawers, with deep hem and tucks, worth e
cents for q cents. With Hamburg ruffie and
tucks, worth IS cents, for - cents. Deeper rus
he and tucks, worth 50 cents. for IS cents
cents, for 50 cents Cambria with insertion and
Val. lace, worth 9s cents, for IS cents
Fine hamburg Torchon or Val lace and
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
Wednesday, June z, 1898.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FoRTo-DAY

Daily Chat.-wm Nicely & Co.
DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Druggists.
Dry Goods.The Chas Monson Co.
Estate Mabel I. Steven.-Prohate Notice:
For Rent-Cottage-1OS North College City.
For Sale-Furnished House-A, Boz 216, City.
For Sale-Nice Mare-24O Ferry Street.
Grand Shopping Emporium-F NJ: Brown Co.
Important Negotiations Even Mcintyre & Co.
Paine's Celery Compounded Druggists.
Platt's Chlorides-At DrugRists'.
Wanted-Situation- Whalley Avenue.
Wanted-Man-P. O. Box l39, Branch.
Wanted-Situation-7 Washington Street.
Wanted-Coachman-5 Howe Street.
wanted-Situation-171 Putnam Street.
Wanted-Situation-H M. g 70 William Street.
Wanted-Board-Board,T This Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
MILLINERY ROOM

Hat price reductions reach their GROWING
point in the offer of Ladies' Sailor Hats for II
cents each. Safe to say they'll not be here after
Wednesday. Colors are navy blue, black and
white. AS the stock is limited, sales must be
limited to one hat for each customer. Ii may
seem good deal to say, but the actual value of
these hats is so cents each.
It's hardly necessary to dwell upon their utility
at this season Of the year.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
To Go to Bay Ridge.

A committee representing Grand Canton
sassacus of this city visited New London
Monday afternoon and chartered the steam
or City of Richmond for an excursion from
New Haven to Bay Ridge August 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
LINEN CHANCES.

56-inch Cream Table Linen, q cents a yard.
Better quality IS cents. Also the bleached at IS
cents 6i-inch bleached, - cents. Same in
6S-inch, g. 1-2 cents
5i-inch Turkey Red tDamask, 10 cents yard
Same in 56inch. - cents. { Best quality made
co fnches-i2 cents yard. 100 Dozen bleached
Doilies in red, blue, yellow and pink borders, 81
cents Dozen.
100 Dozen l6-inch fast edge Cream Napkins. GO
cents a Dozen. Same in lS-inch bledched, ~ cents
and I9-inch 9S cents. 100 Dozen fast edge HE'D
Bordered, go at IS a Dozen.
1000 yards 16inches BarnsleyiCrash G II cents
a yard. The same in lS-inch, cents. 1sinch
bleached Twill Crash 10 cents a yard.
Best bargains everiseen in Towels at 10, iSt
IL and cents each,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
AT Dixweu Avenue church.

The annual bazaar of DIxwsll avenue
Congregational church begins this evening
with an excellent program prepared by
Mrs. W. A. MeLain. Among other fss-
lures are drill by Fix little boys in uni
forms and the Ten Virgins (ten young
ladiee) Charade.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
when You Want Hygeia

Bo kRs-ka for 25 CITE. on and after June
LIST, at your grocer. je1 If
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
Registrar Carney Improving.

Registrar John P. Carney was reported
last evening as being slightly improved,
but 1t will be several days before he will be
able to leave his room. He is attended by
Drs Russell, Fleischner and Mailhouse.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
CARPET HALL.

Cotton Ingrains . cents yard that were %
cents. Cotton and wool 1ngrains 50 cents a yard
that were Is cents. A line of Atwood Ingrains
IS cents yard that were 20 and 80 cents
Agra lngrains ~ cents a yard that were %
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
BOOK DEPARTMENT,

he chance OF a IlfetlmG-
set of Dickens " IS volumes, finest quality
paper, large type, bound in IL calf and fully
worth $50 90 set, to be sold for $50.
A quantity of books will be sold at actually
less than cost and many at p per cent. from the
marked price. Episcopal Prayer and Hymn
books almost given away. Prices on books for
this occasion.have never before been equalled in
the city
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

Go to Sfverthaus', jewelers., 100 Chapel
street, Tor wedding gifts; faye 20 per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

Grays' Company Shoot.
The New Haven Grays will hold com
pany shoot at the range this afternoon be-
tween 8 and Z
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
WEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT., I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
WASHINGTON. D. G., p. m, June Q, 1898.
For New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island
and Connecticut-Fair, preceded on the Massa-
chusetts coast by rain in the morning, cooler,
westerly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
SOUTHAMPTON RACES.
Yesterday,s Raccs-Opening OF the
Fam nsvss Meet.


-Four Days. Meet.
SoUTHINeToN, June 6.-The opening day
of the four days' trotting meeting at the
Southington Driving club attracted fair
crowd to the driving park this afternoon,
which Witnessed good days sport. The
judges for the meeting are l. A. Sewell of
Oswego, N. Y, starter. E. W. Pinney of
Waterbury and Secretary A. q. Otis of
Hartford.
The pool selling to day was quite lively.
In the first race Jim sold fer $40, Frank
for So, and the field for IS. In the second
Gaveroch was the favorite at SIS. Split
Ears was second choice and sold for $40,
with the field for So. The summary:
$50 Class-Trotting- $500.
Jim, g, James N. Stewart Boston 1 /
GYPSY, M L. b. Brussie, East
Frank. 5if &, O. Potion. il, Hol.
Colonel, g, M b Lane Alton, N.
Dan, blk $, O. W. Haieht, Water
Brown Lace, b m. Eugene Smith, . 0
Great Neck, l.. l.................. 6 {
Time-2:s7, 1886, 2:s4, 1854, 2:44.
2:29 -Trotting-Purse $500.
| Highland Boy, g. g., M Demorest, Pat
Spit Eass, eh s., W H Harreasn,' RocI-
CHARLES Dorsey, b. g, Henry; Pope; Pro:
aaseroeS, :: g, h F. june, Greenwich
shyIocf, Allen Risk, New Britain ..::::.
Time-2:2SA, 2:34, 1888.
place to-day had to be postponed until to.mo1
| row because Of rain.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

just tell any of the oompany's drivers who
may be passing to bring 1t in, and give him
your name and address 80 that an agent
may be sent to call on you. my31 If
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

cents A line OF Tapestry at 50 cents yard
that were IS cents.
Body Brussels at pao and % cents that were
$40 yard. A line OF Moquettes at 81 90 a
yard.
All wool Art Squares all sizes as low as 20 cents
a square ward that were IS cents
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07

When you buy candy buy Huyler's e
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. f7tf
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-07
WM:NEELYAAHpo.

The co-partnership of VIM. Nicely & Co.,
(Wm. Nicely, Edw. Malley and w. E.
Malley) will be dissolved Aug. Ist.
Sale of stock-all new spring merchan-
dise-will commence "Wednesday, June 9TH,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The compulsory sale of quarter million
dollar stock within the brief period Of eight
weeks, is an event without parallel in the
history of New Haven merchandising.
Then too, you discover how price con-
sideration must be actually ignored.
A careful perusal of following items will
give an idea of the genuine price-cuts, IN
different denartments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
rIIn LIornN nI-ESTInN-

Austin. Tex. Feb o.-tSpocial ,
The house immersed itself iu the liquor
portion Of the session iu discussion Of
uportion Of the session 100 discussion of
house bin NO 81. regulating the sale
of liquor giving especial attention to
the proposed committee amendment, re-
ducing the beer liconsc from 5000 ns In
the bill to $50 us 10 is ut present During
the discussion Mr. Sluydcn created a rip
pie Of excitement 10y calling tl" alter
ton of the chair 90 the presence OF an
organized ring iu the house, working in
the interest of whisky, with view TO
killing ont the beer interests of Texas
Threats had been made tu him in per
son that because of the speech he had
himself made. renewed efforts would be
made 10 get votes against the reduction
of the beer license. lie requested That
the lobby be excluded FROM the house
and the serRntat-arms was nt once
instructed % see that they were retired
They went II was pretty Clearly shown
In the succeeding discussion that an eff
fort was ON foot 10 cripple the hrewcrics
of Texas, and the industry at Fort Worth
was brought into most favorable promin-
cnce. The matter Is stlll pending aud
will be- taken up ngain tomorrow Mean.
time the sentiment in fnyur of the brew
cries appears 90 be growing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
GENTLEMAN JIM
CHALL EN0ES THE WORLD TO
FIGHT HIM.
Ne VIII Mrol Jackson, or Mitchell or Any
one Else-Ho Makes a Speech Which
Is Greatly Choerod.

Milwaukee. Wis, Feb 0.--Iomos Cor.
bctt has challenged the world. NJ lhe
Biiou theatcr tonight he announcer That
he would light an corners at the v'nci"-
alon of his theatrical engascmrnt 10 -
tobcr. Now If Charlie Mitchell. VINO
IL ON his way 90 America from Lnglnnd,
or Peter jackson want to night All lhty
have % DO is TO say so. Mt Inrp'lt
says he will bar mo- one. turhrtt Snld:
Ladies' and Gentlemen rs soon us
end my season. which Will he in O'tQ-
Der. ] will be- prepared 90 make match
with any man in the world. viii not
bur ANY color or nationality, Now, some
people thhl, / DO not want tp meet Peter
Jackson. ! am just as anxious io yet
Jackson as any one else, " Fan make
more money 10y fighting Jackson than
by having u 20 with Mitchell then /
want To meet Jackson
This brief speech cause great cheer
ing. After the show Corb'tt was seen
In his drcssiug-room, and sUid hr was
getting tired of people saying lee did not
want TO meet Jackson. lie was ready
10 meet amy one 0s soon as his contract
with Manager Brady expired, Corh,t u
Is ia fine condition aud would not re
quirc much training II untch should
be- arranged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
The Constitutional Amendment
Necessary TO Col Them.
TAXES THE TIME OF NINE MEN
All Day, When a Bill Is Agreed Upon and
Win Be Reported.
A Proposed Bill Makes Foundation Punishable
BY Heavy Fine 10 30 Avoided BY Mar.
riaao Of Accused Parties Econ.
omy the Order Of the Day

Austin, Tex. Fob. Especially Rep
isentauyes Graves, Moore and Mills,
"a subcommittee, reported tonight 60 the
committee uu constitutional amendments
one of the moat importau; measures be-
fore the legislature. 1loy had under
consideration house Joint resolutions 10y
NJ ls Curry. Mills, ruukersicy and
Moore on ths subject Of state banks. aud
FROM them perfected thut of Mr. Moore
which they reported go the main com
m.ttpc. This resolution proposes Co 80
amend he constitution as 60 authorize
the establishment of banks of discount
deposit and exchange, aud banks oi
issue, requiring the latter 70 deposit M
the state treasury United states bonds,
state, cuurty or municipal bombs ana
permitting them tn issue hank notes to the
amount of % per cent ot the value OF
bonds deposited. making the state banks
stand in fact the same relation 10 me
state as national hanks DO 10 Che United
Stutps.
The report of the sub Committee was
received and thc resolution us presented
by them was considered ui length. he
committee. however pustp0ncd acuoh
I'm the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

opased the amendment as discrim-
nation
Mr.. Slayden favored the amendment in
the ittertst of tcmpcfouce II nm an
advocate Of beer because as so many viii
drink 1t. Il Is better TO encourage drink
ing mild beverages instead of whisky.
Mt Peck said the hrewcrjes had no
right To ask this exemption. The 5000
tuN was some protection 60 keep down
wild cat bruweries
MT. Mills We don't propose To cvrmpt
their property from ndvnlorpm taxation.
The exemption will encourage home
ercwerles ia competition with those Of
- Louis aud other outside ctirs and
ulnru q demand for grain for the brew
cries let MS have home beer.
ment
Mr.. Sloyden asked for the enforcement
OF thee rules Of the house 10 exclude
lobbyists from tn" sonts of members A
liquor dealer had just boasted that they
would suppress this amendment This
Nu 10 some words between Mr. Slaydcn
ana Mr. O'kecfe of Dallas. who was
present
Mr. Newton said he believed IN ouunl
rights and taxation in all things aud for
mar reason opposed the amudnCut
Mr Brredmg argued that II was the
poicN of the state tn encourage invest
y" hiNHuiu'tul NA enterprises uNu
iir saw no reason Wis brcWprics should
uc subject to the proposed tax especially
as OH ice and other fuctores pay NO
occupation tax MI manufactures should
he encouraged because thcy encourage
Immigration and increase the population
aud wealth of the state.
The next committee amendment 10 sec
ton which retains the old provisions
of the law az 20 persons or companies
proposing tn punura iu .plIiuu euirituuiia
Nhous on mall liquors or mcdic1tcl bit-
tcrs giving bond was adopted Var'ous
amendments were proposed aud discuss
cd.
By Mr. Wioucrt a resolution dcclar
lug TINT az mob violence iu this state
seems 90 bp ON the increase and such
violence hon recent instances is paramount
to nm uprising of the entire people ii vim
dicatiun Of their rights and pcacrahlc
| law abiding citizcus must have some
just cnuse for action which though Ia
inevitable show an undivided sentiment
and purpose and We believe such cause
/ lies IN want Of confidence in the
power Of our present laws Go bring evil
doors 20 a speedy and effective trial and
/ a belief that In many casnS the guilty
are enabled to continue to pprpetrute
their crimes despite the law, therefore
Resolved, That we call this condition
I of affairs TO the attention Of the judiciary
/ committee to consider tie mutivr oa Ia
I the best means for % speedy remedy ANA
report hy bill or otherwise.
] Tho resolutions which are lengthy sug-
/ COST various details IN the liuc of pro
| posed changes i'm The law to remedy the
/ evils stated.
Pending discussion of amendments u
| tho whisky tax bin before noticed tie
house adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
ECONOMY TnE RUNE.


Austin, Tex. Feb. (SpscialJ-lt "
evident That the senate finance commit
tee, which met this evening rs m iuNor
of rptrcnchmcut, and it h. certain The
peoples money will not hv wasted lon the
gcuernl approximation bin Th' commute
tee showed its economical smut ~ tue
reconsideration Of the matter ut printing
the general appropriation lll huiOrr ID
had been fully PASSED upOl, lnstrHd,
the clerk of the committee VDN dwcicd
TO arrange az much Of the proceedings
of the 1wcuty-socnud legislature NJ re-
forred 90 appropriations, $50 a. Go SHOW
what would appear IN the lpll presented
90 the senate aud what itcius would have
10 Doc considered specifically, lt m also
certain thpt the heads of demrtmouts
that want increased approximations viii
have 90 show satisfactory reasons Tor the
Increase
Tho committee does not serm ~ hc iu
favor of patching mp the executive maui
sion. but III The TREASURY VIII stand It.
am appropriation tp build q new iuan-
sion win probably hc put In 'hc bill
The friends of the ranger service or
of the state pucumpmcnt viii not ca
poet much financial ENCOURAGEMENT from
the committee
I'm, WorIs fair petition Will be re
fcrrrd back ~ the senate tomorrow TO be-
considered with The Worlds fur hill
now pending
HOUSE hill providing for the distrihu
ton of the datHct tax collected from the
Unitcd States government will bc re-
ported hnck 10 the senate, together with
Senator Cr0vley's amcndmctt providing
that nl such clums ma huvc already ue"u
filed with the state auditing hpurd shall
be- acted upon 10y said board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
o.IvrsroN APPEALS GOWN.

gaivcston Tex Feb g. Especial. Tho
oonrf ~ dvu appeals mot today a fnll
heneb ,vsg present Decisions were handed
dotyu h thi following cases.
kdirtned Isabella j. Davidson vs.. ~ 81
Peldpr. appeal from Warrington county
Martin Gregory VI. SOpiicJ appeal
from Tyler county
Terns ana New orleans Railway company
w. Jane Blnghain appeal FROM Liberty
Daetl Dempsey ys. Y. H. McKnuell.
aupeai from Jackson county.
fevorFed and remanded Texas and New
orleans Railway company ya. George
Rroeu. appeal from orange county.
srbniItfei- ~ al WhlfcOnh "a al VA
state 81 Qpyas. appeal from Anderson county
oD hrlef f1r both aud oral argument FOR
appellant ~
peal Oh briefs for both parties aud 0fil
argunlent Tor appellant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
COLORADO CASUALTIES.
A Wind Storm That Ia Fury Has Novcr Been
Surpassed Four Mon Buried Under ava.
Ianehes Jumped the Track.

Denver. Cob, Fob O-Thr wind storm
which began here carly This morning pA-
tends over The west aud southwest part
of the stutp South lurk branch ui Tie
Union Pacific is having the worst storm
q has had Tor number of years aud it
rs doubtful NJ % number of trains from
Lradvile will reach Denver before to-
morrow.
Tonight Intelligence WIS received of
terrible avalanche between Ouruy and
puriprs. -Four men were instantly kllvd
aud 1t will probably hc % mouth before
their bodies can hr recovered, nN several
SNOW slides followed the one iu which
they were buried The unfortunate are;
john Swan Martin White, lluul Met
rnlf aud one unknown
Near WnrrcnsburR this afternoon a
spocinl train un the Rio Gunde roud
Jumped the track Fireman Any kukn
was fatally injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
pAwNrn ron cInLr

Waco. Tex. Feb o. Especially w W.
Loo kcrps "a restaurant Ou south Eighth
glcpuH IA "A room in The rear AfiCr olpsiug
M maj night be- went tO ~ up win thr
family ~ Il friend 200 whose house death
ma tuoruing hc found thni hiH room had
neon broken mt0 and the mattresses, qultH,
boisters. sheeia md bedding had been
Ft1lrn A Mexican chill clucnrns vendw
iiyes npxt door and be- was found tu have
M urouprty. which was duubly valuable
ly re1sou ~ ihc intense cold weather.
Three mon mad called on him during the
night he said nnd exchanged me hedhlns
M "a plntts NJ chill Oue was cr0aR.rYpd.
bnt "A further dos ription hc WAS unable tO
1--WE Cruel b pgusniohnc Ybgk cmfW emf
glye Cruel suspicion bias settled upon iiIo
Mexican aud le iH under surveillance,
willie me hunt hr thc police for ilf cross
eyed man d going on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
CHAPTERS rILEn.

Austin, Tex. Feb. g. Especially To
day tie Paris Furniture company filed
It's charter. cnptul stock S2dOOO; die
rectos. ~ &. Robbins IT, j Williams,
G. j. Broad NJ. r. Allen and IT, j. Broad,
all residents of Paris
The Educational Loan Fund assurIn-
ton of Alexander Institute, the institute
being locutpd IN kilgorr. Gregg county
no capital stock.
Permission To do business in Texas
was granted the "lichtcnFo'n Bros
company of New York, tobacco manu-
fnrtnrefsl. capital stock 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
BISHOP BRENNAN
N on a'0'' Chapman and Says He Will
''' y, 70 OaIlas-The Bishop
SUI In Rome.

y Tex Feb. 9.-,Spa,i,lN
. tIs ANY,. " Brennan hus gone
Is d. e'Vs \, 4seyer to return. as N
isri,sS !; NJ. Chapman. " he az emi,
IA r,o Iiaoli Of this ,ity. demon.
y letter is as follows: '''''
"a Edward NJ, Chapman b ISi1' =
b b n ocior--l received vopr tina
M i Pssi 81 Yesterday. VT Wbi G,"q
O. t rais you, noble soo Of ny ~,
,aag N religious and nrothsrly
ioi M tlad regard Tor me 'a ny
rs d hla'nqalt raised amongst tSo
IN ee ' sa since my ienogtr ray
q tb. .ad though iestincj i, n ,",T,
,peogg q I'M" NJ . @jiasle amongst
\ lisSill,h happiness tbeEi,. ''' ever ~.
9.las.. 'S y crea>4s. k m, s Dope ,pe
Nlaay men, may coujone , NV
rH0S. plgg0i I,,, ~ e God.
Bishop Of balls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
MnRIn.s EAR BILL

Austin Tex. Feb Especial. THE
senate boarded the Worlds fair uucs.
ton this morning aud swung ont into
tide of cloquence ON which they hoatcd
through the entire session. The hin un-
der discussion called for uu appropriation
Of SlOO.OOO ard 10 smiled along bcauti-
fully until SpnntOr SWuyue snugrrd ID
with an amendment reducing the amount
90 $4,000
This called Senator Dean 10 the res.
cue with asubstituto 20 make the amount
100000, but the senate wouldn't have
H.
senator Lewis thought $4,000 vould
ft the hole better. The senate thought.
however. that the matter didn't need amy
m,ndng and adopted Senator SWayneI
amendment. Ia that condition the hin
will come up again tomorrow, uhpn ~
Is estimated 10y muny It Will be- Killed by
vote of either lG 20 10 or IL 10 IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
DEATHS.
saER1rr EDWARDS.

Teynrknnn. Ark. Feb. g. CSpecinll-
Sheriff q w. Edwards of Bowie county,
'rcA. died nj his residence here this ni-
tornoon al 3 O'Clock He had been sick
inst one month with pneumonia, ana his
,enth has been expected for several
dnvs INST Hp was elected mayor five
y"ars ago. but resigned the office after
a few months 90 qualify as sheriff 10
which place be- was elected In November,
1883 and served two years, ~ the end
of which he was candidate for reclcr'
lion. bnt was defeated last November.
liz ran M the candidate Of the fopn-
lists aud was elected. He hccome widely
Known thrpc yeors ago for his efficient
yrork i'm capturing the Cotton Belt spur
switch train robbers. He was about
go years old and leaves a wife ana one
child