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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24

1t was understood that the Senate in.
vestigating committee would separate
the Buttz matter and the sugar trust mat
ter, and conclude the one before it began
on the other. The cases would appear to
be distinctly different, one being based
on direct. assertions and the other on
cloudy newspaper stories The people
want to hear about BUTTE and his hackers
just as soon as possible, and about the
alleged sugar deals Just as soon thereaf-
ter as possible. From the information
contained in our dispatches of yesterday
it appears that the committee is mixing
the inquiry. 1t is to be hoped that the
conclusion will not be similarly mixed.
If any body is disposed to entertain the
idea that the age Of patriotism is past.
let him look at the list of candidates for
the secretaryship of state for Georgia
and be convinced of his error. And in
making the appointment the governor
went outside of the list
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24
INN RUMsON BEACH,

SHRUsBURY INN, RUMsON BEACH
ment of A z. Crawford opens early in June
special terms for families des ring accommQ
dauons for the season. Address 40 East 0eIh
street. New York. Apartments for the sum
mer in New York can also he secured at sanlo
address
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24

EASTERN. OFFICE, % Park Ro,S, New
York City. c. 6. FAuLIEER, Manager.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

THE substi .ution of a southern
lawyer. and a Democrat for q
northern lawyer md a Republican
on the supreme judicial bench
will strengthen Texas claim to
Greer county. The supreme
court now. has four Democratic
judges, including the supreme jus
tice, the other five judges being
Republicans. Politics, it is popu.
larly supposed, never cut a figure
in judicial decisions, but when the
electoral commission decided the
disputed question of the election
OF 1876; all of the Republican
judges on the commission inter
preted the law favorably to Hayes
while all the Democratic Judges
stood up for Tilden.-Fort Worth
Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

and which our business men appre-
ciate, but sufficient to the day is
the evil thereof.D When the road
is built win be time enough to
bewail the loss of this trade. In
the meantime Ardmore will go on
in the even tenor of its way reach
ing out and laying the foundations
for the magLi ficent city which it
is destined to be ere the proposed
road becomes a realty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

IF 1T be true that some of the
professional horse traders palm off
diseased stock ON unsuspecting
farmers they should be made to
feel the strong arm of the law or,
as an officer remarked yesterday,
be run out of town. There are
men who trade horses who would
not resort to any such doubtful
methods, but there are others
whose actions are questionable in
m re ways than one, these are the
fellows we are after.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

Mr.. MCKINNEY said at the Ohio
bpnqu, in New York that we are
now taking compulsory education
on the tariff quf stion. The state
ment is a true one. 1t is a fault
OF our system of government that
the people, thoroughly convinced
in 1890 and 1892 of the business
disaster embraced in the McKin
ley law, are now compelled to suf-
fer what they sought to avoif. It
is a hard school. On the other
hand, though we have had Me-
KinleyiRm for long time, a tariff
reform law will be good for at
least four years. Education will
process eed-Republic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

THERE will be no trial by the
Federal Court of this district of
persons alleged to have violated
the Federal election laws. Judge
Williams has directed the marshal
n t to summons any Of the wit
nesses in these cases. The laws
have been repealed. and what is
the use of trying people for vio-
lating law that. should never
have been law, and that was
only enacted for the purpose Of
buldozing southern white people.
Rock Gazette
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21
NOT QUITE so BAD.

The Whitesboro AMI Ardmore
people are becoming quite uneasy
for fear the Gainesville and Meal.
1ester road will be built. They
realize the tact that as soon as it is
Quilt II takes great deal of trade
rom thoee places.-Gainesville
Register.
Speaking for Ardmore we can
say to the Register tina. the Gaines.
vile and McAlester road causes
This place no uneasines whatever.
Of course if built it would cut OFF
some trade which nov comes be. Q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21

WHILE speaking of the redemp-
tion of Democratic pledges 1T may
not be out of place to remark that
the large number of Republicans
displaced by Mr.. Cleveland to
make room for Democrats during
February was in the line of our
promises of civil service reform.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-02-21
ARDMoRE and Democracy.

BORN in Democracy, Graded
and nursed in Democracy, edu-
Gated in Democracy, trained within
the ranks of Democracy We are
still in the party ranks fighting
for the principles of Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

II wue presented set OF books like
those by lady who had been a patient
in our asylum not long hefrrp | left the
asylum In August. 1875, but l cAunot sag
whether these Rre the identical ONES /
placed them N the book case OF ihe
asylum and left them there
Carlisle
Il cannot say positively that these
are the same hooks. hut they look like
them,
what is vour host cniniou on tho
oucst,any"
.arbef tb,v ,re tb, s,,,c
IN ~ w ny M, I, ,...
hroo,.hf ~ vo',,i stto,,i,, ,hs, an. y,
vcpr ,i,,,,
sop.,,,n ,h,,,,, vs. s9''' ,i'iani",s NJ ~,
au ,.lass tnMush the Nlhe'nhNu IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Largest BODY Of Pine Timber In the
World Involved.


ny Assoelalrd i'ress.
Minneapolis, Minn.. March 10, 4Mr
conaummauon OF the biggest deal Ia
Minnesota pine lands of recent years,
Is announced today 1he negotiations
which have been pending for the trans.
fer OF vast stumnage IN tho northern
part Of the state hold hy the G. A.
fillshnry company. and tito u. Walker
company, 10 syndicate of Minneapolis
lumber mon. which includes praetitaliy
an the lumber men from the firms u the
city. have been brought to d successful
close This Is said To be the lnrg,st body
Of standing ninc IN tie world, f1i
which the Frederick Meyorhhnsoe avn
dicalc was negotiating last summcr.
The panic caused these negotiation;
to fall through at the time, aud now tho
Minneapolis lumber iuvp have gathered
in the prize. Most OF the pine u IA the
vicinity of Leach Lake and ID will be
brought 10 lrainurd by the loeging rall.
road constructed by the Northern Mil
company, which rs now to De- pushed
into the heart of the pine country. The
logs win be iloniud 10 Minneapolis on the
Mississippi and sawed here, II Is es.
tinmiel Rat thew II enough pine IN the
stumpuge involved in the deal to Keep
the dozen saw MILLS here busy for twenty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
NEw onLEANs RAcEs.

by Associated Press.
New Orleans, March H. Weather fine.
track very heavy. attendance good
First Race Purse 500. selling. six
furilngs Bolster won By two lengths;
Mildred, SECOND; Lnnk, third. Time.
t,35. Elkrhc, Sanford and lsondeau also
ran.
Second Race Purse, 5000; selling; five
furlonFs Scottish Belle Yn by Il
length Consignce, second; Pearl g.,
third. Tine. l:l6 10 A. O. Tucker,
Spell Bound, King Van, Bonfire. bud
Hughes, Fool Killer and Calhoun also
rau.
Third Race Purse, $3.50; selling, FIVE
furlOngs Rosebud won by length.
Moses Solomon, second Gen. Ross, third.
Time, Lao Cerro Gordn. Susie Neil
and Empress Billet also ran.
Fourth Race Purse $500; handicap,
six nirlongs Salvation won easily by q
length and half, Hattie Cant. second
Red John. third. Time, 3l IL Rover
Dixie V, Wallace Belle Of Springfield
and Jack Lowell also ran.
Fifth race, punlc 500, selling five and
oue.half furlonFs Maggie Beck won IN
q gnlop by four lengths. Burrels Billet
second, Subrosn third. Tine 20 IL
Progression, Migwam, Billy Duncan
ComInodo and Red lilbben also ran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Austin. reya MARCH, H. -John II. Bum.
rlIs uf kaufman county was today ap.
pointed one ol Tho bngnl Of minngcra
Of the North Texas asylum for IN IN
hunr, vlr' a. A Scott. r,sirnosi.
Permission o. do business la Inc state
WIS granted the August Kern Bns,ber
supply company NJ Missouri. flAiital
sbt'k S50,ON
llm hpuM NJ puhIlc works was IN ses.
sion today for tie purpose of awaNing
hmH for the rebuilding Of tho power
house formulation ~ the dam The bids
were ns follows RrnVn 4 Dnhnsy. Dad.
los. Nii2Sl; John q, Hngt y 90, Aus
in, S7Oil, Jam,-' Bclecr, Austin. S037I;
William wnls' 1900 IT. H. Bremman,
Paris, SgOhl. Tho contract was awarded
70 John a. Hart & 90,
The hoard alec heard the report Of
Englnecr fonnin ~ 40 the best means
n lighting the city The mpori WIS
lengthy, covering oycfythlng Involved In
ihr question and the horrd met IN exec.
tlyc session tonight for its consideration
and adjustment 10 preunt needy Of tho
city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
N. BRITToN's FATHER AR
RESTED IN ST. LOUIS,
RRGE0 AS AN ACCESSORY
Bis sons Alleged Embezzlcment
! the Funds of the First National
bank Of Vernon, Texas-said
10 Have Cashed His Note
Through His Sons
4 Bank.

ispeiated Press.
4 Louis Mo-, March 13.--Iames II.
b., formerly mayor of this city, and
shue president of the State bank Of
oafi. but now a citizen of New York,
irrested here today by United
marshal charged with being an ac-
" 70 an embezzlcment by his sou,
Nm. Britton, president of TIE First
nal bank Of Vernon. Tex.
arrest is based on a transaction be-
father aud son. The former gave
itter his note for $2412.40. Tlis the
Dashed through his bank. the First
pal Of Vernon, Tex. The charge by
aited States authorities is that the
iDew the elder Britton TO be insol-
when the note was gwen, aud the
laence embezzlement proceedings
brought with the result stated. the
Of James II. Britton was made IN
81 Indictment for the crime with
be is charged, found by the grand
At Dallas, Tex. Another indictment
4 same nature was returned at tile
tine and placed against his son,
Il. Britton, president of the First
'nal bank of Vernon, Tex. The son
arrested some days ago and is now
NJ On hond ov.ait;,., HE trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

BY Associated Press. :,
New York. Marih line enr Nv. q,
the Missouri Pacific yslem ~ -. go
e e9a 1So p's lorr''ose 1926 40; net.
q * Pr, 4s1 10 decrease. S1s4548o Total ,g,a
$3.50 ,,e "a 8l4 ISL, decrease, Sy ll;
h ,,GS,ns, Ss21s5S2. increase Slos.s9e1.
Nlisso,ri Pacific railway proper 1 ~.
~ So 8Of, sf3 increase, N-,5 ~ ::
~. ~, s59T5 45g decrease Slo4l ~ 4.
n, n, M ,n',one 81 6G2. $50 decrease Ssis-
55a. s,r,lne on January !. was S4-Ato'-
an Increase. SI1S6ld So.
St Louis Iron M kIi 5is ~ ~ inersase,
1870 "a. .ef 81 1S5,1l4 increase Slso-
1870 -, III inro,ue. S3.342.321 increase,
.sssls,,a 40. s,rplus on January was
S 9 w sq Increase Ss5,ls@.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

A Chicago Case with Iirincnta Such ~ A
oenerailg Found only In Novels


Chicago. H. March ia..-hn alleged coin
Fplracy 10 defmud AIMS Corr llo,a = weak.
minded girl. out " 500 upD and Hend her
10 nu untimsly grave, aud an attempt 20
got posaraHi1n ~ hu estate ~ nn insaur
sister, aud x2jDO1O defaleaflon on the
part N one ~ tla alleged rnnrplfhtufa. are
behind d case which n now On innl here
before Judge Mcconnell
The hruihlra. sister md mother Of the
ari are the accuted parties. Tie hight M
court W over The estate Of Alexander
white, fr. who died ~ 1872, leaving l,f1p4
sfty valued ht 13O0OO01 Two million
dollars worth 81 " 10 rad estate. located
III The central part " THIS dty. Tie SUIT
u brought by Alexander nnHa. an executor
Or the estate ~ Annie, q daughter Of tho
deceased 80 recover her interest 30 lhe
dead miillanhiro's properly. Ross was the
husband Of Anuie and James u. Alexander,
Msiy Gnd Elsie White are mhde defend
ants
When wtiie died he iefi an MS esiaie 70
upon hor death Il II alleged liant 10 iss3
her fathers estate 10 htT mother, and WIS
then removed 10 Nrw York where she unf
treated ahamrfnlly ~ haeien hsf death be.
Ing CONFIRMED invalid Whilc 10 New
Y0rk Auulp married Alexander Res. Z poor
bdokkarpef. and when snr did. hfNken-
hearted 10 g private p1ylnm ~ fAffhnFii.
ehs iefi him 90 her Interest IA bier fafhm'e
eaiHio. Alex white. son af illr mnlluHalre.
hud the handing Of Tie raiffr. md n Il
charged, ans f2'1ogO fho=i DO be sedounta
when u WIS fakrn ont OF lis hande. ara
f1r tAis rr11oc his mother aia0 gu bin on
10 her VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

IialietNilu, TEX, March 10 sntnrdai
PAN orsRnk linhenann fafln0r ilYlul
friend to Yoalnn whore they parted About
q O'Clock sunday night ho was seen IA
Sweet Homo and ugthing inDre WIS sees
Of Hin untl yesterday whrn the fefnnnI
near there Roth feet both arms and thg
hhAd had bren severed from The body
which wna crushed ON 60 pieces aud n
WAS Impossible 20 recognize Tie bidy r1rtib
by The shoes, hat pnl piepps ~ rlothlnf
20 hndiv was 4 nintilnted A pipe aud b0h
fin Of whisky wrro found Elttlng by tht
railroad track aud Il u supposed he wen,
10 aieep on tho trarl and WAS was run
over by q freight train Sunday night lha
pieces u M feunina were rithured no
ani buried a the expense u she AfaueaA
paaf rnilfoud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

have been TO keep out Of tho market Tor
the present
The Worlds exclusive story Of SENATOR
Prices visit to Henry o., uavemeycr al
The Arlington hotd tonicht attracted
nnvh attention here today and was gcn-
orally commented upon liy The scnnfore
COLLEAGUES In both houses. Some Of Tho
comments were VI a kind 10 disturb The
peace Of mind of the senator from Ohio.
but he paid litilc OF no attention 10 what
was sid and declined to make any state
O. question OF personal privilege as
some Of his colleagues Ia the senate ~
pcrted he would DO.
u was the renerai oniniun hcro TINT the
sugar irus, .iie1 10 hear thc market To-
Gay AMI iorcci 4 down "a ''blun' To-
convince the public that the senate sub.
crmmiuce's concessions were vamoiess.
ana that mnrr should ho done for tAe
rdiners 10y the full commitic,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
RAILROAD NEWS.
\ U. P. WAGES.
associated Prose

III Ah7Ns
4 n Neb,. March 13.-President s.
4 this city This afternoon, pre-
= y ,, &suend the wage schedule con-
IN ~ q, the employees which opens
5r', Inc meeting promises 10 be
IN, u out. The general impress
"A X, ! resident Clark will take the
March /. We're absoigteiv ne.
aaner the financial depression.
shployes knowing the situation
.liss,, lie attempt TO tide over
iIFere, emergency. The members OF
N br.n organizations Of employees
- ~ All realize that t6ey viii have
HI s rPs a most complete mastery,
III bpt !, re general principles in.
\ y IA NE most minute details OF
a. X and and proposed working SEIZED,
Iltaslg ale preparing themselves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
YShAI!!,.I!HR
AID D.

tend most cordial invitation to all visitors to examine
K inspect their establishment while here Their bust
in strictly irstclass Dry Goods and CARPETS carry
he largest stocks with exception in North Texas
floor devoted to floor coverings and house furnishings
INV Goods never cheap nor half SO pretty MS
n year
In Wool Cotton in the latest style Gloves or Hosiery
Epderchefs, Underwear and Neckwear Table Linen
4ukins towels, New Carpet Lace Curtains or Rugs
II thousand things hat cannot be enumerated in an ad
&tsement! Come in IL spend half an hour; we will
&h you how to make yoC family oapy. Wehaye nm.
&nedly the best and freshest so6Ss1Sy Goods found
hide of the largest cities and PRES , guarantee
sw as any market east west with oni os price to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
HORSES RULED OFF.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 18.-Hugh
McCarren. Jr., with biz horses, was
put on the grounds nf the Arkansas
Iocly club yesterday afternoon and left
this morning for East st Louis.
The stable which Charles McCaiferty
has been racing here was also clipped
away this morning on account Of Elan.
nngan. the head Jockey o. the stable
being set down for the meeting by
starter Hatch. The running Of the
NcCaGerfy horses has been very IN
entisfactory 20 lie ohcinls aud Nc,
Cnrrcn has bern a disturbing element
ever since the meeting began.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
cIlARGEp wIrH a SHORTAGE.
nv AssOeinted Press.

Kansas City Mo- March H. Expert
Accountant Charles N Sniditz, who WINS
employed br the county court 10 examine
the accounts fnf county nfirlnie. has
made an official report 10 The county curt
showing ma apparent shortage ~ GiN. iOL
M The accounts Of County Cicrh Mont-
gumerv s. BUR-. County Clerk burr.
who D. w SIM Antonio. Texas. for his
health, laa been communicated with. but
NO FAR no satisfactory explanation Of
the matter has hrcn made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
AUSrN's REGATTA.
| Special Dispntch.

oi1tee hayjag IN c,,sr srs The s1yinr CON- ,h.
great regatta IN May or June on Ans.
tins lake, reported today enough cash
subscribed 10 guarantee Il. More oars.
men Of national reputation have al.
ready written pledFing their attendance
than were entered last year. This will
be the biggest regatta in the history of
American aquatics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
ron ATTORNEY .agNnRAL

TTTTT0TNF I'7"T'''77''I
San Antonio, Tex, March ~ Hon. j.
A. Fuller who represented Nife county
In thc twentieth legislature aud moved
here about ilfrc years ago, to-day nit-
nonnccd himself candidate for attorney
general before the Democratic convention.
IFS candidacy Is Foe rrsult Of many ae-
nranct.a OF support from old fricuda.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
SOUTH TnxAs srooKMnN.


Houston. March 13.-The sioekmen's
Protective association Of South Texas
met here thl9 afternoon with thirty men.
bcrs from SIX counties present. An as
sesV~ment Of l - cents On all calves
led,
Walter Williams. acut up for cattle
theft, requested The association 10 eigl
his petition for pardon, which uicy 70.
fused 60 10.
Railways are notified that u they burg
cattle they. Nh before the brands bavs
also TINT railroads be compelled TO opea
crossings as REQUIRED by law. and Ia
burn Oft their right OF way 80 ~ to prpY
vent prairie fires. The next meeting will
hn hnll IN Univ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Special pisphteh.
Nayuoia. Tex, March n Hir Neyiig
wns iraasuror u she True Vine ColufHd
baptist church. AZ the expiration Of ha
term snrcerfnr WIS elected. NnYils WAS
Supposed % have % hand $3.50, which DO
did not torn nyff. ilf gut Into n aqnabblo
with ~ Adhlns and cut hiA fhroat several
iiutH one 0f the wounds split the tongue.
Ssfils Will dc. Adkins wAt arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
sIsIATons DID NOT SPECULATE
Evidently hey Had a 'ri2 20 I.st Sugar
Stocks Severely Alone.

WaAlington. March f5.-Taere vas
very little speculation "a @lEsr here To-
daY. 1'he senators and their friends Hiio
have played she mariasS - fv.s tfisi1Hy
for The past three weeks, eFilenuy lad q
Zip ~ let me errthcatga d de American
S1Tar Refining cnmpany sfforc.y alone
II " aag1aiy aieaiiioant fhat efery body
herr believes tiiht fle zpeculating soma
toir sod fllfir tDlding yekttrday when
snrnr was quofei IN the uoishbofhoed
Of % A few 4pe,zliat0rs sold Ahori 20
day. hut H4Yesneyrra Airice heeina %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

lie Jumps Nio the Senatorial IYga
At Frankfort


BY h~TpciSind PanaA-
Fra1kfort Ky. Mar.h Congress.
man AlcCreary arrived from Washington
ton ut and immNdisfaiy afif having
uppDor he'd iHfee af i1a Capitol hoifi
He r118is 70 bSdn BIZ faee for Uhited
Sistss SENATOR two yoara hence. 8rV1-
f3r Bilckbnrn. who seeks re-eerii n
hSs BEEN here Tor sererl dare cangass,
lnr Early presipi'ntion Of The rare has
cnuad in,h Excitement h political ein-
cies GoTe4por Brown viii also enter
die race. A nu1nber Of leading r.olifi.
,iars arr here Ianigii. md indiclfins
R5int 70 q ven inierzt1g r1ea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
KILLED BY A NEGRO.


iffhN tN'FNiA-
Cedar Rapids, L.. March 10. Tho
Telegram announces this morning that A.
J. TnnEcman wealthy aud prominent
citizen Of Blalrstowu, Ia, bns been shot
and Killed by a negro OF Sebastian, Fla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
sAIp ro nMrLoY AlrENs.
Contractor Murphy ArrNted BY Federal
Authorities al milwaukee,.

Milwaukee. Wiz, March ia.-Con-
irucior Murphy, who ID experimenting
The construction OF thu new Intake Inn.
ne here WAS Hfreatcd ihu afternoon hy
unilcd Staioe Marshn Wiswcll. on a
ghurEs Of hnyins Imported allen lnborrry
Whwell t01k W the crib bond which
had hren eigned hy City Engineer Ben.
.gnhnrg. ami The warrant was read Ia
MI Murphy, who was allowed to r.Nim(
his work Rail was furnished Ia $500
iQr MuiphN's appearance next Wcdnos,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

by Associated Press.
Washington, Mnrch 49, For Texas
Threatening weather, probably slightly
colder IN western portoui variable
wiuda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Special DlsnWiIh
Austin. Tex. March ID Randolph
Lawrence NJ the treasury Office an.
nouncos himself ns candidate for land
enmmla.lnner l0lnY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

NO, p. DIRECTORS ELECTED
by Associated Press.
St. Louis, No, March 13.-1'he annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway was held at the
general offices Of the company today
MIR. G. g Warner acted as chairman
and +. W. Ireland as SECRETARY,
The following directors were chosen;
George j. Gould Russell Sage, EdW in
Gould, Louis Fitzgerald. John +. Mum,
JOHN g. Moore. Howard Could Samuel
u. Sloan, Thomas Y. Eckert aud d. p.
Parmelee Of New York and $. II II.
Clark, q. G.. Warner and ID. II. Fer
gIson of 81. Louis.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad company was held
here today with II. i. Lakeland acting
as chairman and s. d. Barlow as secrn-
tary. The following directors were
chosen: George j. Could, Russell Sage,
Samuel Slcllar, John Y Terry, D. b.
Parmolec, Victor Morawetz and Howard
Goull of New Yor, City, Henry Whelan
of Philadelphia, A. L. Hopkins Of Bos-
Ton and Il. j Lakeland Of st. Louis
The boards will meet at future day to
elect officers.
The semi-annunl meeting Of tho dircc-
tors Of rhe st. Louis Southwestern rail-
way Cotton BelD was held Eere today
II was formal affair to comply with
provisions of the charter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
sFCnREp nY EAsrNRN oArrAn
ppt'or Secured ou Controlling Interest
W me Consolidated Mining Company.


nv Associated Press.
., Colorado SnrinWi Col. March IN d.
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on g controlling ~nlerest rs iho Cfipplt
stock OF S2O01nOo. INC eomnsns n,,ps
niue patented claims, Geneva. Deadhhrsr'
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e9ce,. " H. ilunphNy d president, and
fhespurrhaavrH are Withheld
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Special Dispatch.
Van Alsiyne. Tex, March i3.--cspt,
Burke an aged aud respected citizen q
Fulton street.
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by AaFHiAlfN iFf7's
Danyiile. Ky, March 13-P r. Com
try. aged "A years. pue n the wealthieet
men IN this section. died lgst night