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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12

He apuntado la idea de que 10
reception de Grllo en- Miramar e.
IN ililio, y voy q expliosrme. por
que he anadido CUE clio ha de ser
fruto de bienandanzas.
Y asf es Ia verdad; porque ;quien
aera capas d. d,sputar I'm ttOao a
una Relua de tanto valimiento
jQuien podra conaegnir que L.
oplaA0n do un pueblo, abanlonau
40 SUI cauoe natural, yueda haceI
que, derrlbando un trono, en- las
aampanas del tempo de la virtud
gu lagar de tocar q gloria, so dob t
a muerto q?
lQue ell cadaver del carlismo pa
cece, cuai otro Lszaro, mOverse or
au sepnlcro7 7
bah!
Ramon Maa Torres.
San Sebastian, 1894.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12
MANIFESTO
DEL
GENERAL BORB0N Y CASTELLW.
DEL

Por trararse de un documento
curioso, traduoimos la carta-ma
nifesto que el general Borb6n y
Oastellvi ha dirigido al Principe de
Valori, y que lie Figaro no crey6
conveniente publican antes de Ia
muerte del cor de de Paris.
He aqui ell documentc:
San Sebastian, SeptiembSe 1c de 1894.
Mi querido Pripoipe: Al elegir
q usted para que sea mi represea-
tante en- Francia no hago mas que
Gfirmar nuevamente mis- derech0s.
El que durante treinta amos ha
combatido en- pro do la juatieia u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12

Ia estanaia de Grilo en- Miramar
hs s!0o IN idilio, idilio que habla
nnY alto, que dice mu :ho en- sem
tir del hombre penssd z, y haca
oonCebir risuefias espezanzas para
Il pctveniE /; que no todas les Bel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12
ESTATUA
DEL
ALMIRANTE OQUENDO,

CON asistencia de 8. NJ. la Reina
Regente y Ia Real tamilia, y en- me-
di0 de cezem0nias brlllantes, sc ve-
rific6 en- Ia Cludad de San Sebastian
IA inauguration de un monumento
suptuoso, erigldo q la memoria del
gran almirante espaliol don Anto-
MO de Oquendo.
Al acto de Ia Inauguration prece
di6 una solemne misa de Requiem
aelebrada en- Ia lglssia de Santa
Maria, Ell sufraglO de los bravOe
marinos que sucumbieron luchand,
Con los holandeses en- Ell c0uCbate
laval qae gan6 Oquendo 81 IL de
Septlem ore do 1851.
El monumento es de piedra rois
= azul, con adornos de bronco, Y
mldo 10 metros de altura, CORES
pondiendo cinCo metros a Ia es
iatua.
El pedestal lleva estas inscrip-
zines en- vasCuenCe:
Al gran Almirante
Don Antonio dc OquendO,
Or6stiGnO ejemptGr,
d quisn eI 0oto de sus enensigOs
decJ0r6 6nvenoible.
DedicG este trsbMtO de amor
la ciudGd de San Sebastian,
orgMIlosa de tam precIarO hijo.
La MGrmOrG,
P6rnGnbMcO.
Las DG M as.
Don Miguel de OqMendO.
Don Lope de HOcet.
Don Martin de V0LIe0ill0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12
0AcETA De HOY.

Dispuesto por ell Gobiern0 Ge.
neral qae los Inspectores de 1: En-
senanza giren vista q las Escuela<
le varios pueblos de sus 1especti'
vos Districts.
Privilaoina da invanoi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12

Subastas.
Relaci6n de abonar6s de Cuba.
Junta de Obras de este puerto.
Rsaoi6a de las ejscutadas eD
Agosto 1ltimo.
Provldencias judioiales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-12

La o.r.dsd ofsial 2 particular
acude con generosidad sin limites
en- favor de las victimas del re-
c,ente cicl6n.
/ Habrfa de faltsr el angel del
consuelO d0nde tantas )agrimas sc
han vertidO y so Vierten?
El bizarre Battalion de OAdiz ha
aido QbjetQ de eolemniaimaa del
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

las been completed. and . copy VS. sent
TO Gov. McGrsv several days ago. Tbs
report en- bodies the results Of the work OF
the commission. with its recon- uends-
tons, AID an iEerixsd list of eli expsndi-
tu-ea The commissioners viii soon tender
their designations to the governor.
The Board Of Trade has rented q room In
the Lighthouse block
The November warrants % this school
dstrscs sold In one block ~ - cents.
FAIzH&vEs. Dec e-ispscsal. AT o
meeting of the governing board Of the
Conn srciai Club last evening the rresi-
dent Of the committee on legislation and
TAXATION we're directed 10 prepare . resolu-
ton requesting the mem ers Of the isgisla-
ture from the Bay cities TO introduce and
support . biz providing for the semi
annual payment Of taxes. The three
msmber-senator Dorr and Reprssenta-
lives Soh!vsly and BigEs-ars all members
Of the club
An entertainment at which an address
on some business or industrial topic will
De the principal feature, viii soon be given
At the Commercial Club. and last evening
the directors decided 20 give . social one
evening In each month 10 the families and
lady friends of the members.
lt 10 reported that local milimen Who do
not belong TO the lumber trust have TO
undsrseli the trust 81 per thousand in
order 10 get orders in San Francisco.
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TACOMA, Dec. Especial THE jury In
the case of the state vs.. Frank Potter.
charged with forgery. brought In q verdict
OF guilty today. Potter forged the name
OF I'd ID. Cowen and several other persons
20 various checks. and succeeded In passing
one for SO on Gross Bros.
Freight Agent Garfield. of the Northern
Pacific. has begun to make duplicates Of
the way bills lost In the landslide st the
dock, receiving data by telegraph from
every point along the Northern Pacific
with which business was done. The work
viii take about six weeks.
The Jury In the light and water case
asked for higher wages today on account
OF being kept under lock and key during
the trial. Their claim was not allowed BY
the court.
+. J. Boyle wants legal separation
from his wife. AIbertina z. Boyle. to
whom he was married In Seattle. April
10, 1888. In his complaint, fled today, be
alleges adultery.
The Academy of Science meets Monday
evening in the new rooms at the court
house. Prof. L. z. Yemen. of yashon col
lege, viii speak on "The Wonders Of
Astronomical Inhnities." On the follow
ing Monday DIR. ID. ]. Pierce will probably
deliver another lecture on astronomy.
A number Of changes have been made la
the Northern Pacific time schedule. to take
effect December 10, when the we.t-bound
overland viii arrive at 2:l0 p. m. instead
of $40, as al present. and the train for the
East will leave here at 1I:30 instead of
lilo Local trains will be changed to
conform with the overland changes.
The Rev. b. 8. McLafferty, manager Of
the Bureau OF Associated Charities, il I'll.
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BeIIiuwham Bsv New.

wHATcox. Dec. Especial Tho case
Of Dahiquist VS.. Moran for assault and
battery was tried before Justice Hardin
yesterday, and Moran was fined SIS and
costs, amounting in all to Sis 90. The
assault was committed at Pop picnic st
Wiser lake last August. and grew out of .
dispute about the pay for some goods
which Dshlquist. who is merchant,
furnished 20 Moran Bros. & Cowan, who
were running q lunch counter there.
Each steamer of the Empress line which
sails from Vancouver for Cblas and Japan
carries large amount Of fioGr from this
state. A great deal Of it comes over the
Great Northern from Spokane. Ten car
loads went through here yesterday, and it
Is reported that the -four shipment on the
Empress of China, which sails on the 10th.
will be 600 tons.
The report of the state road commission
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mcrIvEE FOR TACOMA "SEws.'
A-,ssntsA BY the Federal Court On APP
rIfestfon Of Creditor.

rAcomA, Dec. Especial. Warren A.
ssydsn mas been appointed receiver Of the
xsss Publishing Company by Judge Han
nd Ia the United States court, on tlse
ws:sson Of the Pacific Postal Telegraph.
cable Company. OF New York. IN their
[omplasnt they say that on Nay the
| ysss Publishing Company frandulentIy
nave a promissory note for 50, TIC TO Will
Ian MeIntyre. ante-dating the note to De-
|mmher 8. 1895. Later Mcintyre brought
,uis IN the superior court and Was given .
,ssgmsns against the Nssgs for more than
iN00. He took possession of the plant
al sboui month ago transferred Ii To q
SIS company composed of VIII A. Ryan.
a<phsa o'Brien and William Mcintyre.
ed known rs the Daily News Publishing
Company.
Last August IL the Pacific Postal Tele.
rxgh-Cable Company secured judgment
ssiass the Ns,os for 81, S65. Is and costs,
shich sum they allege in their complaint
vas never paid, either in whole or in part.
fhsy also claim that at the time the note
bhcintyre was given. December s, 1898,
be keus was indebted TO them for over
kN0 They therefore aliege a priority
hr their claim and ask that Judgment be
nvsn them.
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Tn. only Heir IL 4. Afriea.

Cashsrlna wiltelmina Won Stankswittx.
whose former name was Johnson. now .
resident of South Africa, has been diseov-
cred TO be the only heir of the estate OF
Andrew johnson. deceased, who died In
testats several years. The estate VA
settled December 81, is92, by w. A.
Peters, administrator, as which time II
amounted to ss12.o5. proceeds Of the sale
Of real estate, and no heir having been
found this cum was deposited ~ . special
savings deposit with the Guarantee Loan
and Trust Company. The administrator
yesterday filed . petition for distribution.
and the court set January Is. 1895. for
hearing.
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cou'a not zee Why the council should 81.
Psna sisoo FOR export testimony and Their
come back 20 him 20 have il sash~nts~...s
noseser. ne reported the totals rsporsed
BY the experts correct.
me question Of the public morals OF the
cay ana the opening Of saloon. was dis
$3.50 VIA animation. and while Chair
man Thompson, Of the commits. :,
Meath and police. wanted q special com
mit'ee to investigate the immorxl;sv
cnarEes. ne was sat down upon hard By the
re'ors that IL was useless 10 appoint
speciai eommitsss TO DO the work which h
supposed 70 do IN his committee work.
Inc council favored enforcsmsns OF the
liquor laws BY . vote Of thirteen to one.
ms prompted Councilman McGrash 20
STATE THAI the Rev. Dean Richmond Bah
nitss Iacoma's Parkhursf, was rnistsken
when be said there we're on.v 6ve uoral
men In the council.
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saE yEWSOF TACOMA.
|r.t.r gLooters to Appeal the
Pipe-Snatching Case.
- STATE Or THE TREASURY.
- P1ssd Tomorrov-Ihs Moral
~ Of the City Ceun-
efimen.

S.sssA. Dec. s.-lSpeciai. 1.-The pipe
.'s,,ss esse. in which the city defeated
- Ilsht and Water Company, has bssn
'-s.,st 70 she supreme court of this
~. = The ground OF errors In the courts
-. and that the verdict was not JUS
- by the evidence.
Z. cling On amended complaint In the
- % recover 81. 10000 Of the water
.--.eny on the alleged ground Of frauds,
| ssssrv and the ike. City Attorney Wick
..ssr sss asked by the attorney for the
- company TO produce the affidaviss
-s.rh he Il said 70 have secured in sup
- Of the bribery charges. The light
"a ysssr company objected to the fling
Z shs amended complaint unless the affl-
A<,.s vsre produced. Replying for the
e NJ. wlckersnam stated that hereto
- shsn the city gave away the names
= a. Witnesses they had been spirited
..sx ana therefore he did not propose 70
-.dacs them. Mr.. Parsons, the water
.smosay's attorney. understanding that
s. .vnark vas intended TO be personal,
.a.~cs<d to such reflections.
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sArs HIS WIPE Is A DnrxxAKD.


meroas other onenssa
In The Divorce suis Of James z. Basys
~ Gertrnde Bssys . defaults vss signed by
Jsdgs Langley yesterday Basys charged
that his wife bad been guilty Of commit
sing personal indignisiss upon him, -
pectAlly within the present year. during
which time she Is accused Of having been
an inebrisse In the three or four months
preceding October her periods Of drunken
Tess are said 20 have been frequent and
that while she was in that condition she
vas wont TO apply to her husband vile and
opprobious epithets. frequently indrlgins
IN personal violence and threatening TO
take his life.
By reason Of such conduct he says,
exisssncs became burdsnsome and home
unhappy. On October Z. he says, Mira
Basye Jeff this city, saying that she was
bound for Chicago. but her husband says
che did not 20 there. and her Whereabouts
are now unknown TO him. They we're
married as Milwaukee, February %. 1891.
and have no children.
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TACOMA MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.
tsty Money In the Banks-Ths Moral
Men In the Council.

TlcoxA, Dec. a.-[snecial. THE city
|nniroller reported to the city council this
|Hsning that there should be total Of
t4Vo on deposit to the city's credit in
Inc banks of this city according to his
Soaks
he also prodded the council for employ
|sg experts to go over the books OF the city
|assurer's office and expanding $1,000
arefor. when the same Information could
|kbcured in two hours in his office. The
|spst was provoked by the council asking
d controller to certify to the correctness
|x.he report of the experts. Mr.. Benham
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Nanaimo coal is down. Telepho
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You want the Best Tod Az.

Don't be satified with q second-rate din
ner today when you can get the best to be
had for the same money. The New
Arlington French restaurant has the
reputation of always purchasing the very
best the market affords in the provision
line for their dinners. As TO the manner
In which 1t is prepared and served, . visit
to their place will convince the most
fastidious that it 10 excelient They make
great speciality of their Sunday dinners
from to $50 p. m. and they are becom-
ing more popular each week. A bottle OF
wine free with each dinner.
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Ihia IL Not . Dream.

popular poet OF long ago once dreamed he
"duelt in marble halls" and found much salts
faction in his dream. Today he who can
afford q ticket over sThs Northwestern Line. +"
with the added pitsance for sleeping car fare be-
tween Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Chicago, can
be king for thirtsen hours, with surroundings
such a. solomon himself never saw and with .
service equally rs good, the details Of which
would fill an hour OF study for the traveller.
killing time on the 100 mile run made By this
train In q single night II. w. Parker, Pugs
sound agent, Col Front street, Seattle.
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Bo.~. .. Plead en- Mona.x.

TACOMA. Dec s.-lspecial. George W.
Boggs. ex-city treasurer. did not plead to-
day, when his case was called in Judge
Parker's department Of the superior court,
on the charge of Incorporating city
funds. He was gwen until Monday to
pIsad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
TiIil nuUsii.
The Anticipation mn r. nrought Up,
Mr.. Hatch Speaks,


iy Associated irrss'
washington june h'--in the mousse
TO-DAY senate nni sranuns r'sh, OF
way 70 inc Has.eih Nepr'~R" anu Gun
railway through Omaha ana W'hRe-
bago indlah teperVaslohS IN tue s''''e OF
Neptaska' was PASSED
the nnu-opuon blu wa" then hatoiy
Launched upon i's eonsreHAional Voy-
age' MT hateh opened Inc debate
win speech IN ieNor OF 'hv pi'i'
Thrro VIZ" nor hinhie proSiHioh IN inc
bill which hau NOT received me app
proVal OF every board OF trade IN inc
country IN lin charter or rules or rev
nlatlons whieh required the ao'uai de-
hVery OF Articles purchaser Tor iu'ure
delivery rms pill would compel ,hir
dehsvry honestly ana IN koeu NUN ana
wonlu ounsr ths hoAra' OF uHhoA 70
enforce ueir own resu'a'iohH Whleh
they hNu hult w an elaborate hyhloh
oi hNolpins' Wheh Nr ha'vhH une
cNpi'eu' ont NNthef' pefhovrati VI NeW
YORK. uphVered a vigorous peeeh
asAinHt the pill ~ when ne 'naintuned
mat II was patensipiy drawn IN the
interest OF tue FARMING people a care
ful teHalns showed that II 'hnd peeh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
suaAn INVESTIGATION.
senators Tell Wat rhrs iSnow
An, ut the Frauds.

Senators Tell Wat rhrs iSn",,
About the Frauds.
ny Associated Press.
Washington. June is.--scnators Cam
den, Cameron. Gorman and washburn
were among those who appeared today
before the senate commiltsc investignt-
Ing the sugar trust. senator Camden
related IN circumstance under which
hr introduced H. o. Havemcyer 10
Chairman Jones. MIR. German was
asked the usual questions about spec
ulation In sugar stocks and ownership
OF them. but he said he had neither
held any OF the stock nor speculatcd
In II IN amy way nor aided others in
doing 20 by giving Il Information con-
corning probable sugnr legislation, Tho
other senators denied that they had
speculatcd In or owned ANY sugar
stock during the pendcncy OF the pres-
ent bill, etc. senator Allen put erv-
crh questions 10 senator German
about campaign contributions by the
trust. but senator German insisted
that he know Of mono.
senator Allen IN none OF the con-
vcrsatIons or interviews with the rep
rosentatves OF sugar trust Of which
you have amy knowledge WINS there
any mcrcenary consideration taken In
To account or conpideredgr
Senator German. AS n mntter OF
course mott not with this intcrcat or
a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

me District Attorney May Prosecute
the Sugar King.

by Associated Prnss.
Washington. June is.-rhc senate Ha-
gar trust investigating committee af-
tor dlspcsing OF the witnesses nvaila-
bic hold an executive session and de-
cided to rcquest the Vice president TO
certify to tho diairict attorney the
fact that President II. o. Havemeyer
and Treasurer j. IS. searlcs Of the
American sugar trust have refused TO
answer certain questions Of tho COM
mittcc. The motion was offered by
senator Allen and was sustained by
senators Lodge aud Dsyin both on the
vote and In the discussion which fol-
lowed the inAtrnciiOn Of the motion
while Senators Gray and Lindgay OPP
posed the motion by votes and nrgu-
inants. Senator Allen also moved that
the two gentlemen be brought before
the bar Of the senate whore questions
should be repeated 70 them. This mo-
fiOn was defeated by u vote Of 10 4.
senator Aliens vote being the only one
IN the Affirmative. II ~ not known Just
WHEN the action % the COMMITTEES VIII
be reported to the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
(,,Y'Sss i, II
Us AND @As
THE WEATHER.

|lal Dispatch.
Irsston, Tex, uJne 1s.-The pres
distribution has changed decided
Iunng the past twenty-four hours.
highest pressure is over the east
/ and South Atlantic states. and
i thence TO the Northwest the
|sure falls gradually with well
he'd low over the Eastern Rocky
|ntsin slore Temperature changes
been irregular. Cloudy weather
balls over the central valleys.
cal forecast fer Texas for the
hty-four hours ending at u mid
Il June 10; North Texas, Central
fs East Texas, Southwest Texas,
i district. generally fair. station
i temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dispatch.
Washington. June Is.--Tcxas; RE-
isuue John W. MoIcwcn. Boycc, Ellis.
Moxican war Huryiyors--John w
Hague, Elgln, Das,rop.
Mexican wnr survivors. increase--
Campbell Poyor. Bedford. Tnrrant
John Gardner stocks. Dublin. T1rath,
Original widowB. ete,--AIphy J. rmlth.
Blum. Hill,
Mexican war survivors. increase--
Leon Matthcwa Lampasna, Lsmpaaas.
ueorge W. d. Halle, Crockett. Hous-
ION
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
TILE CLANS GATHER
The Populist State Conven-
ton Meets Tomorrow.
PREPARING FOR THE CROWD
Jeffersonian Simplicity Char
acterizes II ALI.
Nugent the Popuiist Nsroieon-The
Triple Congressional conven-
tions--Hotci Accommodations
VIII be All That ii. Needed.
speci o'spatch.

speci o'spatch.
Y u o..., June 1s,-The Popuist
heae ~ ut 4ls Franklin street
was 70. = today. While there
were few'<. L'I4. and visitors in at
tendance t& %, ,ulists gave plen-
ty of life to tn, y Z. They discussed
the convention. .alked of men and
measures, what congress had done and
what 1t had not done. The science OF
government and political economy Is
thoroughly understood by every Popu-
list, at least every Populist believes he
is master of it. The manner in which
the great problems OF this science were
easily and satisfactorily settled would
have caused all the great statesmen TO
suffer stroke of paralysis II they
could have been present. A sign paint
er was busily engaged In the large
room in painting the various notices
detailed in The Gazette Sunday, IN long
white streamers, and one after another
as the notices were converted to the
white cloth they formed the subject Of
uiseussioi anu eo''e"'
lai'iiu' oe'upieu d sea' az a '"oie a"4
pusied himseii inarKing tags ior me
delegates Whieh 'hey WIN carry "rou'u
when 'hey want 10 iihu 'neir poa ,,l,.l.
houses. There Is an air Oh si'"pne''y'
real old-fashioned Jeffersonian simpli-
city, the Populists say, about the head
quarters "A plain. whi'e s'feaiher Is
suspended across the street IN front Oh
'ne OeuS' 'ss',.s.a-.
pies Party heaaquarters'
Hotel Accom- "'""h''""s'
me ho'ei heepers' '',a' 70 Wv 80 Nv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
the Back bone Of
inter Broken 2

Reports from all Northern
|dtudes reach us of the
Ist extreme hot weather,
|satly contrasting with our
n glorious weather But
n cool weather cannot con-
Inc much longer. Summer
actual hot weather
essing, is upon us. Hot,
|avy-weight dresses cannot
| worn for the next five
knths. We advise early
'sctions while stocks are
5sh and clean, as all our
INNER goods are now in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dinpatoh-
Washington. June is.-Senator Coke
has secured an amendment 20 the
pending tariff bill which u particular
~ Interesting 20 Texans along the
border. II provides fhat stray cattle
on aithes side q the unitsa States aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Mexican boundary may be taken home
free from duty. There IL already a
statute TO this eject. but Mir. Coke.
by inserting 1t In the tariff bin, places
Il particularly before the customs Of
icers He also had inserted In the
amendment thas the increase Of such
stray cattle should come back duty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Us is how Philadelphia paper an
bees the marriage of Mr.. Selous:
derrick c. Selous, world-famous as
|mter-he killed ninety-four head,
bling twenty-four elephants, in
p Africa within six months In 1874
I at last been bagged himself"
10 saloons In the one block. on the
X side OF the street, are not per-
IA In San Bernardino, Cal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

bpecinl DlHphtch.
Washington. June is.--comptroller
EcIseIn today bulletins the election OF
j. !. Ultman ~ vico-prepident Of tho
wise county national bank OF Decatur.
lie also approves the National Bank OF
the Republic nj 81 Louis TO be re-
serve agent for the Frat national
bank Of Crockett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Memphis. Tenn. June 1s.-rhe Con.
federate Historical association VIII
bold a GENERAL celebration on the
Fourfh Of July for the purpose OF rais-
ing money FOR the Gen. bedford For
rest monument. Special trains VIII be
rln on many OF the roads. A vast con-
courxe OF people Is expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

by Associated Press.
Washington. June is,--cash balance
IN tho treasury today was ;iis.2ss.7ts.
Of which ses,asi,fse was gold reserve.
adylces from New York state that
ti.b0o.ooo in gold was engagcd today
for export tomorrow Of which ,i,ooo,oso
was taken from tho sub-ircsanfy- This
leaves The true amount Of gold reserve
sol. 49,