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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
10 DEER LoDos COUNTY.

A 1aeosooe1n9 Coopossooo-1o40o -
cssssil's MIsssase nasass CsssssssA-
10 ns Editor Of As Staadard:
In speech IN shls city last Saturday
night. judge MeCosnsli h sesthing sssms
denounced TIE AsasoadA Nlnine esop
pany foe MOI paying thsir portion q ths
taxss of this county, and for The immsaso
ameuut Of land Ne company ovns1, 49,
peisine ovsr Sy0oo scsss, and whisA ~ -.
sesssd for little evse eio0o0 this ysas.
This 10 false. Thsy ewa iosS sssss. Thav
diA noe buy u Ter spseulAlton. but t1aV
boueht srses e land exssudlng feso ~
Anaeonds saslesss 10 ~ DesP Is1os
Flves. distance q six q ssvsn ntlss.
snd se0s miles N Width, Sss dumQlng
Ne tailiaes fsom ~ ssaesatsssess. 1hsv
bought ths lard, - having sinele ~
sult evse ths damages, and poyiAG Q peiss
satiseneeesy 10 ths ovuseu 4 0vesy oass.
A 1ARDo poetioa a thla 1An1 = nov eor
egsd With tailings aad un0t ~ onythinG.
and . lasse amount liss u ~ Ssse hllls.
Thls l0,s73 acsss Il lA1A vas assasssd
thie year Soe eA7oa - neas1 a avsnoe
a 0.B pr aers, and ne4 81 - Ju1gs
NeCensell said. Hs pasadsa h au ~
slsgusass end bseesd ths psee,s - -
leeete ~ sapllal n . tswn vAess tAsse
sxis4sd . es@paay tAat ewas4 eoeo asgos
a land susseandlna ~ ess0lng uuDsop
slsas thas n Deer Ls1as sssalv alsas ~
Nosthssn Paeiile owns 11A7U sssss. vA1sh
vas ssssassd tAis ysas fse e11aeo. =
about q eents Per aeso. Ard thn1 ~
eoupsisss sems q - ~ taeD1ng lhn1s
a The fsstiis Dese Ls1gs val1V.
That b 60 fAult V1lA ~ us1saA a1pop
easss-shsy ase - ehos1t ulnAo1 81 ~
esaful. esnphaslslae - s1ssaolv ~ ~
that ths AnassNAs Nlnine es0oany svas
lo.s73 assss. sssssssd - Nh ~ ssss.
saa ussd fse dunplne psspssss. v11ls
thslr listls ss0paav ealv swus 9A58
sssss, aaA ssssassd = ~ saag1sns ssn
- sssie q - g. Il T. l s
taaa, ssse no m1ss n lsaGlA - ouEss
in vidth, and ere uAking - sse1lsss ~
sznsellaat psisea ~ h
They have advaaes1 ~ eesDesnG,sa
arsumsat, and ! Arnly bsllsve b b oslnR
10 defeat thso. AL Aavs se11 hsesDA
he hssA lsaatisa ~ ~ seaAs eapelal hs1
Anassada-the mese ssaesallv losnAs1 u
rseArd v pspulstisa. ths nasa assssslh1D
70 The greatest number e pesQss g No.
tssa. IL bsss ~ ~ ~ sse1esIs lssap
tloa. W. = AzIR.
poeg Le6as. O. - ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
FOR ANACONDA.
Her Banner Being Car
ried to Victory.
ALL ALONG THE Line
From Rast lla Hxt CanH Clearing
Hsvs Of Triumph
THE PEOPLE ARE AROUSED
THE PEOPLE ARE AROUSED

Last Chance ouloh Orators pis-
gusting the Public with insulting
and cowardly spssohee-cauGht
In the Tangled Web She Move
10 Dsosivs. Helena 10 Surely
Being stransisd TO psath With
Her Own Lies-Soms of the
DiaotGuardiy Talks Her Advo-
oatss Have Been Regallng the
Electors wlth-Insults for All
Who Are Not on the Side Of Lit
tie Hong kong-Chinamsn ana
Mineral Land Thieves Working
Hand In Hand -t1elena's Cham
pions vanquished as Doxsman-
The Northern Pacific Attorneys
Losing Caste In All Parts OF the
Stats-Anaoonda Making an
Honorable and Decent Cam
paign-The People Of Montana
Are surely with the Copper
City.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
HERE's s.oHE or Ir.

Tem Carter Talks On . Tip Frem The
Fellows who Like 70 siias Hiish.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard. +.
BoxElGAN, Oct. 0.-Helsna made its
"beiiliaut finish" In this county q Bel.
grade this afternoon. Tho Hslsna people
came in their special % usual, and, aftsr
the meeting. procssded to Bossman vhess
thsv laid In dollar and b csnts worth q
meat for next wssk. Thses were u votsss
present ct the meeting, this number 10.
eiuding the Helena nsn. - In number.
Judes Clements vas very bitter but
tsisd hard 10 hold himssle In. 10 saiA
that b rsgarded the question eood dsal
% hs did the trial Of . horse thisf. Hs
also stated that the privilege Of casting .
vots Tor BossmSn this ysas was seslsu b
Anaconda, and Il was not hard to sss that
b bad been eerrsetiy rsportsd 81 Living.
stoa.
Carter IVES, - usual, oily. He Asttsrsd
the p9opls of the valley, but among othse
thines he made tAis remarkable ssatss
meat; "In every community esst %
Bossman tunnel, with hsrs and there &
conspleuous sxeeption, the decent, honest
people are with Helena, whseeas the bums
and the thugs and the desdbsats are
found In the Anaconda proesssion.
SNOW that win apply to every county
from here to Mingusvills, but IL doss MOI
apply to the Gallstin valley. am told
that In this valley just - good men 90 live
within the state Of Noutans have
sspoussd the cause Of Anacon da.n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
At Black Tail.

BUTTE, Oct. ga democratic rally viii
be held at Black Tail, tomorrow, Sunday
afternoon, Mt which good speakers viii b.
in attendance. The wagon to convey the
speakers will leave the democrats county
headquarters at o'clock p. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21

~ u ooooo q - 9oUoosoo 80g0o9 8pos
Maassa Lesss - uAnA
Po.TsMoufH. n. 4, o. 0.-oeeeee =
Aaassa q RssAssess aa1 DstAo ueUan1
appsassA h ~ ~ saask's - ~ -.
ur1ay end asksA tees marriage NsaaeA
Ciy Cjsek Caedinse issnsd ~ dssnnsaA
aud q ~ rsqusss g Tie sssp1s - ~
rlsd tAsm. Thsy vsaA - ~ esQs1 -
tnsk train fss 1sahss1aR. n ~ ~ .
tsan vas peesused anA ~ pAlP veat -
Lsbaaeu. On ths1r sstusa ~ paen11
through The weods b 1ns9 InAnnaa.
vhsss Isaae ssvsslis killsd - hseAbsR
Nanson pointed eue ~ sssae - ~
Tragedy 10 his bsl6s. - sAslshs4 -
lsopsd ftem the easslAaA WItA 6kDsu10
- persuaded ~ - ssaasa - ~ vsA1nb
Ed - Nth lin - ~ s11y.
Nm. NAassa hseaae vlslsa1 yes1s6egs
and . doseee vas sam0eas4 He0sobR
msdicine. ~ e'e1ssk ~ 0aguln9
Pelissusa MurpAy snA 1ssaAav . oon1o
IN white. Il vas Ma 0aasso. - -
lsfs the hsuss> cd was vA1kine ~
stpsses h ~ uiGAs eas1AsA ~ ~ ~
husband haA tsisd - hal1 ~ - tAnAshD
had esnapsd ess0 IN. 81 bsnne ~.
lsst. asA Tho ps,iss0sa tssk ~ - .
psliss slaaion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
Thr Wind. WIN Rleu.

From the (kalspep Flashead Herald-JournK.
4 iiue Helena banner floats over the
First National bank. II will be ripped to
tatters in tho fierce adverse winds Of
Nov. 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
In tbs Ftathensi. .

From the Columbia Falls) Columbian
The hundreds of Anaconda badges
beins worn in Fiathead valley is an indi.
cation that the sentiment is strongly in
favor Of the Copper city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
MONTY MEAN BUSINESS.

Dssasa OApltailsss rryssg - Deliver
TAsis Daplsyss' vsts 70 Helena.
Special Dlauabeh 10 the standard.
GREAT RALrs, Oct. D.-ln o desperate
attempt to Assiss Helena In iss losine Aght
tho Boston q Montans smsltse people
have rssostsd to all the tactics known to
modern bulldoslna 10 sway their sm.
p,oyss. Ths Bessen D Montana hand.
eae q The nnsss musical oeganlsatious In
Montana, vas psohibitsd from making .
tour u The state with tho Great Falls
Flsmbsau club.
Ths sdiet has eoue forth that the sna.
psoyes oe that cooperation ars expected 10
walk up - ~ pslls hks cattle eo sasctlsa
day saA ease shsss ballsas iu iAvse % Aoa-
taaab ChanateWn.
A. auethse smsitsr one Of ths Oldest aud
moat reliable ss1pasVes was discharged
towards AnaeuodA and he end bic family
have ben Soessd 10 leave the eompany's
hoass end sssk hems end Shelter o. .
sansA aAjAeeae 70 0AaA Ce0lee.
TAb sf>ssassa tAs smplevss e ~
s1sose eAs Nne vsse esaseed - dseoeuAs
the diAseoa eass with HslsuA haansss
advisiae tAs iatsalissas psspis se this city
- saQpagt . oeab town ~ ~ peguAneot
seaa q ~ ooAto 0sveee0soA
0ssaA 1alle b ee0pseed largely & ~
telliGens aDd hAFdWoskine mechanics.
unlea nsn, toe. who sseuss 70 b eeseesd
and VITO osaounes The attsupt q Beseea
capitalists - ss,l them eoe eash ssasi6'
ssaslsa - ths nsa wAs snp,sv aAA vhs
ass eAnlssss q. ths piesealls1 se.sstials
q LAso cAAseo euleA.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21

y hsaped upsn individuals who live n
Anesse1a snd the Anseonds company b.
~ Asosas osssoss, care bslae taken to
sves1 aV rsssesses 10 that Risantte co..
pesatose. ths Nseshssn Pacific.
II eeosina 6shets vas mads hv R ".
besy = 0svAt Yalls in fAvor q Anassada,
vhe - thssossAly shasasesd ths sests-
msuts a NJ. Wallass that - was lefs
without any festhold whaasvss. and ths
meetiae broke up amid villa shouts fer
AnaeoodA fcc the psrmaueut capital.
Ths wios0 and business msn Win remain
tsss - tAs1R ed tine fFisuds. Bate and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
Hg oor TIVE LIMIT.
yrask LaAhs9 ssassassa - - ysa0
n ths PsniseotlaRy.
gnaeinl Yliannfeh IA tn nenn3nR1

LxvIxosToS. OeA A-Hnnk IAAAs&
who shea and killed Pat CAansa q ~
LoAes last June. anA vhs vas ssssot6
trtsd ssp murdse in The dis1stss epnso e
this county end esovistsa e uAnp
slaushtsr. vas to-day ssossaeea ~ Ju1DD
Hsu1y to 10 years In W. psaitsntiaEy, ~
being the maximum punishmsal
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21

Thses Wss . splsaAlA Asssiag fhsss
Lest friday Night.
opee1ol niapoeoA = ~ Standard

Lest Friday Wight.
eeeelal DhpaouA = ~ elaDAarl
sRkniDAH, Nsut.. Oct. 70, vis virsinia
City, Meat, 0st. 1n-Ths psspls ef ehssi.
dan turned en- n feeoe 70 ~ Anasoada-
foe.thereapital meseiaR held heea te-sleht.
william 0Dsisa prssidsd aoA ealis4 On
Frank Hshse g Butts, VIE sald that tAe
intsssst q ths SaPSnsss Of Jsifssssn vallsy
ase eentogod In uutte And Anaeeo1A.
.vhieA mtlse supcly Q eoudy mashst lee
thelf psq6ue4s- We vsut - y shev thas
ths HefsaA 81 agaiuss The Aasssa6A
49, 2. e;ssds .sss,:ss sss s':sss 3 80 -.
wess ~ b a6cord With thsir dsnaads.
J. @. Senss 6aid u was vssy sasy 70 -.
dssss a auAisnes smsll past - vhlsh
had recently Asard Sam Wssd's aFsu.
msst be Hslsaa. e rather Aasssada. for
svssy plasa eAas Ne. Wed struck ~
msAe Q nasis hy tsllias e ~ great rail-
rsaA enteepsises thaA Helena end h had
forwarded u the stats. 3r. Woed's
words slwayp Ssll Hat owing 10 The 6eat-
ing mAss q unrs0esmed time-eAseks %
ths Js9ssssa vsllsy ea6esssd ~ saa
Wesd ed - vssth ths papss thsv -
v9jtto0 e. - -..
Ce,eael o'Isasy q Anseso1a elsssA ~
needing n uast e9eetivs asd vete.
vinnia0 sddssss and clsasly showed ths
volsss e oAssidaa that from The saand.
peias q leoaslea AnAeoedA wee away n
odvaoss ef Hslsaa. us also rspu1laasd
the sla4eGnsnts q tAs Helena eeaesss
vhseo vltupssaAieos tried - convinee ~
votees thst AnaeeDAa iss eos-mAn's Nswn.
- -
supesd b hnssts q aeolaass. end sas e
ths nest sneeessfpl nsstiass q the cam
paign was dismisssd With three ehssss tes
A~aa~mAa ekn e,sssspa ukt~l ~ MnsseaAa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-21
DOWN ~ OLU VIRGINIA.

slippssy saa WssAs Wssas Dsa's osa.
viass AnAsssa ossssy Rssple.
upselal nlspehsh b ~ o1nnAArA
VIRGINIA Cysv, neat., Oct o. vlA Eer.
sis. Mesa.-A large ed ssthusiastie auai-
Oose tusaed eut to-aight - hear Anaeoo-
da's elAims advanced. Ths vissinia CITY
baud furalshsd exesllsnt music. ".
Jamss, lsading business man, occupied
the chair.
Frank nsbss a Bette, J. @. Jssss q
Great yalls ssd Csssasl 0Lsasy e Ana-
esoda edvanesd vsllA sesumsats Savos.
ina Anaeeuda.
NssVishstanding Hslsas's slsimias VIZ
sinie City, New. 6 viii prove that ths ~
oumeuts os Sam Wocd and other nelsna
orators - advanced here are too almsy ID
swallow. In short Anseonda viii receive
Q Substantial majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
MINISTER TERRELLS SUCCESS.
Sppcinl Dispatch

Washington. March 9. Minister Ter.
rcll is meeting with marked success Ia
lDrkcy IN his efforts 20 protect Amer
cnus there His administration IF his
Office has been frequently complimented
by the government here A dispatch re-
oeivcd from him ut the state department
today goes to show that $50 successful
have been his arguments with the Sultan
TO l0yr ArmenlanH punished for prose
cutting Christian Americana, that eleven
Of The maloiaCtops have been indicted
and win be- brought 10 punishment
These indictments were bad, so Minister
Terrell informs the state department,
in Asia Minor whore ant-Chrlstinn
sentiment ~ highest and where only
The strongest OF executive nrton can
obtain conviction OF those who hOrrass
mi gst1narics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Nv Aasoclatca pr,ss
London. March / nv command az
the onn,n Air ana Alrs oio1s,nno viii.
p,eeoeJ 4, WinJsor c,stin mis nftcr.
neou and ,,ni rn,naio M ,nest. oe no,
mnies,y nntu tonorro,y A. moan to,n,r.
raw AN rri,y ,,o,n.lt min NJ ali AZ
Windsor enstic ana rnon rbls oeen.ion
MIR. Gladstone ,ynl tpndcr the reclamation
Of tho pre,uicrsbin
r
Nlll OF Nllun'flN, lord pferluoht OF lNa
council, Scar Spencer, first lord OF tho
admiralty. ana Tho utbpr ,nlniatera. with
a , . IA a,
WV 'AF'i"'Vh VI 'fvtu iNoaVp''is' wa W
present,
Mr. Glndatnne IL In exacilent honlth
~, -
n"U HF','V N"'S' wy 'F'n' ~
noon quietly az hpiue'
The llndicala headed hv inbbuChnro,
bey,, J,cite,l nnt a., a,,,,, ,,,d,r unv neor
nnd state mat " LORD lM@epvfry 10
made PREMIER the uAi8tcuee OF ihc minia.
ia, Ia tt,ntto1 Il, IA ,y.el T.ahonrhore
- '','N
mas NrlttVh leVtpr 10 mo Nsht iiph'
| Edward Maioribnnks, liberal whip, sny-
inr INN tho fe,ln,, AGAINST a peer as-
Z, ,..,....,-..a'f,. a.. st.,.,,,. ,.l,s,
suuilhN Wv P'nlpFhh'P ~ hiohb Wv"
The i.iberla, as we'll as with the Hadl-
cnls.
rnnun,,in, r,f,n,,cber, avs, "Dntlne
'unlihulhS, ialonuhelN haSH' ui'ns
tho Tory administration. the iaet thai
lho premier WAS ln the house OF lords
$40 ,i,,. .t,lct ,.o,,,nisit,t al tho R,di,i,fa
| I've
diadHtpneH popularity was ihiB'l4 Jus
10 the fact that DO was regarded as ~
propie lulhlsWH hV"tlilW 'f'n V'u "Hs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

=, . :,
ne house, recognized tho hand ut the
Ne3sllhg olheer.
gentlemen 10 be scatei,' said the sNeakgr
" nrn lone. Every gehtelaan VIII
o. rSeaiel, ne continued. .,,,.
ue As,lsiant scfss,aht7a'. arps Fsploiy
S ,i.,i 'ne Isles ana mem9eFs fesninvN
a, NV eAalement quoted Gown, NJ ~
9leledi'n N9lked uaeR 70 Pr sea- w ~
Mr. Meredith arose. and protested amid
iIh my mat he WITS qet oNv.'s - oat
ulal tae gentleman could harui$, ~, NS ftte
MnSs nc thlkAt 10 eiseWhtN' VIZ IN ~
parung shot he closed his speech anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
ARE NOT DISAPPOINTED.
SIR VERNON HARCouRTs DEC
LARATIoN THAT THERE
wm he No silver Conference soon Is
Not News 10 silver Nien-Mo-
Crcary Says 1t May be ne
Iaycd, but that us sure
to Come,
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
Warrington, March Mono Of tho sill
yer men in the house OF representatives
expressed any surprise whom informed
Of tho Encouraging rcmnrks Of the Brit
lsh chancellor of the escheQucr, Sir Yer
non Harcourt, on the outlook of tho re
assembling Of the monetary conference
Representative McCrcary OF Kentucky,
who was delegate from the United
States to the conference, pad' 'rhc out
monetary conference will be held this
look does not Indicate that an international
year. There is, however, growing icel'
Ing in Europe in favor Of The enlarged
use Of silver, England has been IN fa-
yor Of gold recommendation for II number
of years. but There mc many able men
Ike Balfour Sir William GIosworih,
Sir Henry Macy, Thompson and others
who favor international himetMlism,
England has blockaded the way more than
nny other nation aud prevented internal
tinnnl agreement for many years but |
believe there VIII be after o while,
ei.fh demand for international himeinl-
lism that another conference ullel hH
he'd Mt Paris or Brusscs, but Il Is i'm.
possible that Il cnn assemble until the
eeyoral leading countries OF Europe ex'
press a desire for the conference,
Senator Allison, another delegate TO
the last conference, read the dispatch
with the commcui that he had known all
the time The United States would not pro-
pose another conference.
Representative Band said that the
action Of England was hmmhicrlni He
believed the United States should stand
ON lis own fopt 81 never took any
etocls IN this International business" ho
added, Il believe It Is all hnmhug."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

San Antonio, Tex, March IA desperate
gang OF horse thluyrl. who have been
stealing iArrs numbers Of horses IN thls aud
adjoining counties, were today run down
nfiNr chase hl Shcrln u r. Campbell OF
sud Sheriff Moss ~ ilrfida county and d
posse OF deputies, Three Of no thieves
Wpte captured tho arrests ulluH pncn
Dnnmnn Blli Duumau ana Aica w. nrhdy.
nan nnn1nn offered Resistance, hut was
quickly dlsnFned. They Wefo brought here
and placed In iail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

IpN A.socllVu l1reSs'
Washington, March The house to-
day entered upon the consideration Of
appropriation bills The fertilization bill
carrying something over SoDOOOOo was
passed in twenty-five minutes, and then
th, ,.,,,f,,,, ,,,,,,,-;, Hon, ,,..,s tat,or an,
49,,
II uaHHHS l@'us 20 u CuAsidel"ole ulsphg
of political feeling, and today was not
an execution. An alteration occurred
49,, ~. Nt..,,tt.4, - l,,.,-i,i, ,,a
pt'"eeh 'ii' '''i VI ','-'l''' "iu
Mr. fWhk oil Illinois over tue former
attempt TO prove that there We're many
fr,,.,,l,nt ,snsi,rs an tb, rolls which
nj,
resulted III per"'Nhl Vo'ils.oh'
Mr.. Meredith, who was the aggress0r,
rusba1 ovnr IA tbe nIoce whore MIR
I,.,,. 49,, ..,nat,,, aud sbonl. his fist
FUNK was stunning anu eiiuoN ii'N ''
in the latters face. HOT words We're
spoken but friends interferel and the
-. ,..,,,,,.,d ,,.,,,r taf,re amy blows
SPeHAer ''''oie' ''S-
were struck.
At the opening OF the session OF the
b,,,so tbis manning Mr.. Rnnl1hend. chair.
~, ,,,,lli,. I,,,it1i,,.s
hlah VI ui'e $3.50.
offered q resolution ior Tue hppoilllnen,
Of subcommittee 10 50 TO chicago ana
investigate the post office building there
with "A view TO determining the question
~ H. sofoty otc
u , A., ,,....i,,,
MY h"'lSiea., eAs,ai,Si rue -
M sotninitfea has been considering
49,, 49,. .ni,,e fine. and there was /
ii,oryit, Of onipion On NH polnts al
i',a ~ IA whether there should be d
IN" sifo NJ, n new building should he
nol IL ", no ,r,scrt sife II was also
utuvvg'i "I w ,,lh,thar snitoble orarfers
Iuei,i w.. ni't,inoJ While fbe buildipr was
I Leing cr.ctrj which would require from
rs w IAN ,,enrs Tha amount involved
. ,,.ls ~ .e" onJ tbe committee was un
WIZ WIN "a i-, :. r.coininendntion with
Mlii'is " 'n.'iI i,,,estjgntion Mic resO
Huf a. P si3'i' an characterization of S15OO
illlon e.lil'eu an 'rP'Vf
II was 2ansseu' .,,, nrosonta1 n resoln
tinn If vesterdav calling upon the ser
.iuh % sr go fag reesons far not carry.
gtahl-al- A. 'uS ivi af the law wbicl
ing oul W. pLo IT, da1nct FROM the saiarle,
requires tunl ns u e,,eh ,ine ne tbey ar,
,i,a,,i IL was referTad
apseht' ~ was ,oil,-l M from the com
IT., H., AN n,tbl;r lnnds n I'M. which hn,
i',''y Ur puu n,evinns CONGRESSES. 10 pro
WIZ f or' te onening If certain abapdonet
N lWf loL '.as 1919
ml, M. TeSyf' cbairman Of tbe appropia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
1NDrA's DEFICIT.


London, March IA Calcutta dis
pntch 20 the Times says Financial Min
ister Westland announced at yesterdays
vice rcrnl council that thn deficit
amounted 10 tiree aud a half ornrcs
(,r1re u ten rnillionsi Of rupeea. The
ncw cr0rcs still improvided for,
The minister siid there wus some doubt
as 10 the actual proceeds from duties,
especially ON silver.
Mr.. Plnyfair. commercial menher Of
the council. gnd large section Of tho
mercantile community considered that the
duties on cotton Ought 10 be re-imroaed.
The bill proposed by Mr. Woei,and was
referred 10 a select committee, which
Win set daily and make report on The
1Oih of Ainn,h
There Is no doubt PUBLIC opinion IN
India will strongly condemnAhe omission
Of o duty on cotton and mn export duty
on juie, md a pandrring 10 the fedah
interests Of Lancashire and Dundee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

| Two white Men IN Georgia Victims Of 4
Negro Desperate.


gavannsh. Ca. March 2.-sectinn Master
Virnn aud SIR. Smith were ebql W seFiHfn
saiith va Killed outright and Flynn was
gnri6usly wounded hmith Ufed az lonfe
ana want to acriFGn III search " runaway
furnantins hands ie Na5 told that d
uusliisr ~ turgenfine nsndf, who fHid thef
rad run away from CaGee, were y hiding
III The h0uue II Carter "a noted negro
rnylh dtd Fiynn went 80 uie negro house
and INQUIRED nbou, ne runnNAyt. and
csftef mouid mi arrweF questions. I've
ieesnic angry, nnd without q word = warn
M birkci ~ q Winchester rife and befan
crlue al fhe white men. Smith N1s struck
N tbe head and fell dead. fynn WAS
struck IA tho leg Carter escaped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Washington. March 2The call FOR
a Democratic house caaens 30 strength
en- the rules dlacloses a forni1ahie array
81 HNnatunes Of loading Democratic
members 81 the house ~ s. The result
Of the delays and dsorderiy scenes
which have marked reisut Legislation.
aud indicates that D very considerable
propoitlon OF The majority in the house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
THE couGHLIN TRIAL.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, H., March 2.-Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Bottum continued
hs address in the Coughin case to-day.
l1c euerKe,ioally attacked the expert tos.
limopy lie called Attorney w s..
Forrest a ''monomeniac GA the cause Of
deaths" and rouud'y scored the methods
of Che defense. Spectators crowded the
courtroom during the argument
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
woonEN MILLS CLOSED.

Ilillsboro. Ohio, March a.-Thc large
woolen mill Of ] S. Elifrcde n CO. has
been closed on judgments taken by three
banks for about $4,000 This waa
ancc Of j. $. Elifrede, the senior mcm.
Der Of the firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
ssrrRS UNDERWRITERS.
H. N. ihelr Session in st. Louis.
" Vnice Of Fire Coroner.

h. Their Session in st. Louis.
= oiiice Of Fire Coroner.
,'ii Press.
Ao. March 1.-The Western
: 49, .aAce Underwriters resumed
Il M. he principal subject or
~ ~. 5lirs The upinn has no
lEaitIfs y; Louis, Chicago. Cincln-
$50 aaa Cleveland. They are
Y n ~ VIC terfitory over which
,afiss 'as59i. They are governed
a, No. ~. ana the union will endeav-
V loe-i within lis Jurisdiction. At
~ NJ npards make the rate on
isdis,' mon deems thi8 unjust TO
hi OF Tie union contract
spp'-nied and win make
b f.,san3n legislation was brought
n 10 No. ana strong current
RI X 'ef q the creation In va.
tIas w office OF me coroner ia.
lIIsp.s.s a large number of tue
~ etnsl themselves as Willing
"a s''ai all fires could be IN,
2 t.sa,., ne discussion he IRE,
fsoa st'As iires during nerinds
sonlmented on somewhat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

The London Times Alpraiizes on Il ana
Thinks II VIII Have Health
nj lniiufnee.


London. March 2-Ihe Times his morn.
inr printed d o0inuu articles on lie history
of nass finKsue. 10 says eTHryhlOy IN a
f.osifign t0 fudge teiagea Ills d1wninll will
lave decided 1fnueDca M tho why OF
purifying elections thrQag4ort tiie states 81
ihe linton. II y startling however. "a
think such = cerefr NJ hia was ndfainlo "a
tho yefy heart N the Oldest ana Richest and
nitsf hiahly educated section OF tho ma
lion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

fN''ANi tfAHlHN'Nf
Houston Tex. March D. H. Gnbhordf
was atfe8lni here on warrant from san
Antonio, charging hin win stealing
bicycle. he says BE- bought Tin wheel IN
u louis 10 Will be taken back 10 San
Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
4 qgnMleIc nxrLosIox.
Chemical C0mpauys building IN New
Jersey Blown to Atoms.


Philadelphia. Pa, March IA icrfihe
explosion occurred 30 f1e waste gcpnrnting
building Of The llsnspne chemical company
AZ GihbaioWn, y. j.. ibis morning. ms
force 0f tho shock was 10 great thnt "
W0s flt Ia towns hficen miles away
Fortunately there was nnly one man Ia
the building N iie Tine tho explosion %.
Cured LsYl faVins, one ~ The Noriunpu.
WIS blown 10 at0us. This aapAratinH build
Ing WINS destroyed and tho surrounding
structures we're damAgrd-