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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Ho Has Hired Canal boats to Carry
Ills Men In.


Ho Has Hired Canal boats TO Carry
Ills Men In.
Special TO the Associated Press.
Cumberland. Md, April l6--Coxey
has not yet backed out OF his enter
prise. but tomorrow he will take water.
The road over the mountains. between
this point and willamsport was too
rough and steep to tempt the travel
ors and, taking advantage OF the inflow
OF large cash contributions that have
been received during the stay In Cum
berland, Coxey has hired canal bonts
to take the party eighty-hve miles
down the canal to Wllliamsport. Coxey
will work his floaters In blocks Of two.
one barge for the men, the other for
the horses and camp pnraphernalia,
The canal company was not anxious
to transport the party but Coxey
showed his abilities as manager,
tolegraphing Washington for permits
sion of Gen. Nicholson to pass the
bouts through the locks and securing
job lot freight rate at AZ cents ton
on all OF his company, men, horses and
lumber This was y cents higher than
the rate on coal but will make three
days OF pleasant travel against the
same amount Of weary tramplng, The
company has been docility Itself since
the re-nppearance OF Coxey la camp.
Pizarro, formerly Known as the great
unknown" was out OF sight and for
gotten In twelve hours after his ex-
pulslon from Camp Victory. which was
tho title bestowed on the Cumberland
Park by Browne, in communication
OF his restoration TO command.
Pl2arro's last play for notorlety was
made tonight and was neatly check
mated by CoNey.
Smith advertised the appearance Of
himself. Jesse Coxey and the yelled
lady at a 25-ceut lecture in Cumberland
Cuxey then sowed broadcast a flaming
hundbill announcing the free lecture by
himself and Brown Just across the
street from Pizaro'H hull adding to
the announcement TINT Jesse CoXey
would not appear at any meeting, cun-
trary reports Notwithstanding smith
was outpolnted, CoXey's han was
crowded TO the doors ana the audience
npplnudcd vigorously the old stories
and SMILES OF Brown. who In spite OF
hlH uncouth appearance and rough
speech. Is a great stump artist. But
across the street the eN-patent medicine
man leaned YEARLY on the rostrum.
lie had not a single auditor. An looks
smooth sailing for the commonweal for
week TO como. and there is little pros
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

the latter would guarantee not to sur
render him to the government Of Bra
=il The urusuayan officials were un-
able 20 give this pledge and conse-
duenuy poMello remained on board
the Republiea. The warship after
wards went to the Province Of Rio
Gfande do Sui. according to report
received here. and attempted to make
a landing hut the rebels were driven
bncl, to their boats by the forces OF
President Pclxoto, and the whereabouts
OF the Republlca is now unknown. The
brazilian government fleet. after talk
ing possession OF the Aquidaban, form
erly the flagship. at Desterro, is said to
have captured that city and the state
OF santo Catherine is also reported to
have returned to It's allegiance. These
reports, however, lack confirmation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

COunterfcitera HIVE Overcome the
Lust Sign OF safety.

New York Recorder.
Several counterfeit one-dollar silver
certificates, printed ON silk fiber paper
OF fully as good quality as that usod
by the government, have been discoy-
cred at the United States subtreasury
In this city The notes were deposited
by the collector OF internal revenue Lud
came from Mahoney city and other
points in sehuylld'l county. whore they
are said 10 have been circulated In
large numbers. The paper is rolled to-
gether In two pieces, with the SIX
hber worked in the center in the proper
proportion.
Heretofore counterfeltlng has teen
done by initiating the engraviugs on
the note, but this attempt shows the
skin Of the counterfelter In initiating
the paper, which the government Of
hcials claim never could be succcss-
fully done. They also claim that none
Of the paper was ever stolen from the
government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
NICE SCHEME, THIS.
How the Indiana DnuiS Wreclccrs
Worked Their Plans.

BY Associated Press
indianapolis. Ind, April l6-The tes-
timony in the prosecution OF the In
dianapolis bank wreckers was today
startling, in that It brought out where
the money was planted Ever since
the failure Of the bank it has been a
mystery to all as TO whore the money
went that was secured by the Collins
and Reed the defendants. They owed
the bank s4OO, Co., but the secret as to
what they did with 1t was never told
W. p. Bould. manager OF the exchange
department Of the First national bank
of Chicago, today testified that he had
sent by cable at different times to
Elijah Coffin an uncle of the defendant
Coffin, who was the secretary of the
London branch of the concern, 100000
This is where the money Is. The day
before the failure Of the cabinet COM
pany It sold It's New York and Boston
branches to employees without a cent
and who gave their notes,
These notes were sold at auction in
New York and bought by Robert l.
Harrison, an attorney at No. DO Wall
street, He was acting for w. r. COT
fin, banker In New York, and a
brother Of the defendants The schema
of the indianapolis Cabinet company,
the defendants being the officers, Was
to establish branch concerns, ship
goods to them, then draw for the
or,nt,pt ,yH r,,rtr do, Ga. ,,,ap+..l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
AUTHORITIES STIRRED UP
DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO no WITH
CoXEY's MEN.
wnshinEton's Police Force made
Iuate to Control the unem-
ploycd-Most OF the Men with
out Means TO Leave Town.



Washington. April Washington
authorities, civil and military, are be-
ginning to take an active interest in
the arrival Of Coxey's army AS the
Commonweal approaches and the sto-
ries Of detachments from various cities
begin to be authenticated the out
look for a rather troublesome problem
for the District authorities to solve be-
comes bright. The question Is. what
viii be done with the Coxeyites after
they disbsnd2 The individual mem
bers OF the army will be without means
to get out Of the city, and Gen. Coxey
has disclaimed all intention OF leading
away the men he brings In. Il begins
to look as though the men might en-
camp In the District and practically
say TO the authorities; Here we are.
and what do you propose to do with
us?"
The District commissioners had pre-
pared today a list of the statutes un-
der which CoXey and his men could
be arrested and dealt with. There Is
no lack Of laws against vagrancy,
against bringing paupers into the Dis
trot, against assemblages on the capt
tol grounds. or professions without
permit Commissioner Ross, the pres
ident of the board today said the au-
thoritles do not think they will have
trouble in treating with the Coxey
army, and that he considered the in
vasion chiefly dangerous because OF the
precedent 1t would establish. II dis
/ gruntled factions were to form the
habit Of marching upon the capitol in
force TO voice their demands he
thought It would disturb legislation
and be decidedly uncomfortable for the
residents Of the city There are 40 men
on the police force, but OF course only
fraction Of the body would be avail
| able to handle the CoXeyltes. and the
probabilities are that 1t would be nee
essary to call upon the military for
assistance There are 1900 troops SO
well drilled that they could be massed
in marching order in two hours notice
from Gen. Albert Ordway their COM
mander
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch
Austin, Tex, April 16,-In addition TO
those already announced, Superintend-
ent Carlisle OF the department OF edu-
cation today announced the following
county. NJ. NJ. Dupree and d. NJ
Fulton, conductors; Marshall, Harri-
son county. W. u. Allen, conductor;
Graham, Young county, X wester,
conductor; weatherford, Parker coun-
ty d. S. snitze and r. b. Ewing.
conductors: Bowie, Montague county,
John d. Roberts, conductor; Denton,
Denton county, J. r. Blair, conductor.
The following charters were filed by
the secretary OF state today: Gaines
Vile Orphan home. capital stock. $1,000;
incorporators; Adelaide Ritchey, 'Jen-
ME Lindsay. Lille Walker and Rouma-
mia Davis
The Hlllsboro Investment and Elec-
trio company; capital stock, $4,000,
incorporators. A. 7. Rose. Il. NJ
Shields II n Ivy.
The Interstate Building and Loan
association of Houston filed an amend
ments to its charter yesterday, inereas-
Ing its capital stock from 100000 to
100000,
Liveouk county today registered
Sll,95O worth OF bridge bonds.
Irion county paid $500 interest on
county bonds due April 10.
Tax Assessor Lnnghammer Of Wash
lngton county brought into the comp
trollcr the abstracts Of the scholastic
census and the report Of statistics Of
1ggg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
INcnnAsn OF Owe PENNY.
The budget Presented to the House
of Commons.


BY Associated Press.
London, April 1G.-The budget pro-
vidcs for the increase OF one penny
In tine pound on the income tax. as
presented In the house OF commons by
Sir william Harcourt today. Sir VIII
liam estimated the total expenditures
IRE a5,453,00O pounds sterling about
si15 ,OOO. oON and the revenue at sO956,
90 pounds. He said the deficit Of
about 100000 pounds about $4,000
o0O) could not be met by borrowing
nor by abandoning the fixed reduc-
lions Of the national debt. loud
ministerial cheers) The extra one
penny In the pound on the Income tax
would yield about 1,7sO.O0O pounds
(nearly so.OOO,OOO) He, however, In
tended to raise the limit OF exemp-
ton from 100 pounds to 100 pounds
and also to relieve incomes between
400 and 500 pounds by an abatement Of
100 pounds. These attachments would
mean yearly loss OF 100000 pounds,
reducing the net gain on the extra in
the pound on income tax to $4,000
pounds about sl6OO,OOO. In order to
meet the remaining 100000 pounds
deficit he proposed at add Cd per gal
lon TO the duty on spirits and pence
per barrel to the duty on beer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
SENDING runM EAST.

Five Hundred Unemployed to be
Sent East From California.
BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, April l6.-The
city authorities are arranging to send
600 unemployed to Chicago via
Alolave for $4,000. Three hundred MEM
bers Of the second regiment Of the in
dustrial army OF California marched
to the city hall this morning and APP
pealed for assistance. Mayor Ebert
and Chief of Police Crowley called
upon the Southern Pacific officials and
the railroad company is expected to
take the men as far as Mojave where
they can be turned over to the Atlantic
and Pacific.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch.
Galveston. Tex, April le.--An area OF
low pressure OF considerable magnitude
and Intensity covers the western ror-
uon OF the country, with les greatest
depth on the central portion Of the
eastern Rocky mountain slope, while
an increase of pressure mas taken place
over the lakes and the country west
OF the Mississippi river generally. and
tho barometer is slightly above 80
inches, The temporatprs has ehaneed
hut slightly or has Hson throughout
the country Tho weather Is clear over
tire Atlantic states ard - partially to
cloudy over other y lions OF the eoun-
Try. Light scattered showers have fall
len over Texas,
1.oeni forecast Tor Texas for twenty
four hours endirs midnight Api1l ~
North Texas. Central Texas and East
roSas, local rains; cooler. Southwest
Texas and eoust district. local rains;
slight change in lemecsatara.
England has produced half OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

BY Associated Press.
Buenos Ayres. April l0,-Flve OF the
warships that belonged to the Brazil
ian lnsurgent feet commanded by Nd
mIrnl de Mello arrived of this port
tonight. No communication has as
yet been had with them, but Is Ia cup
posed that they came direct from Rio
Grande do Sui after Admiral de Mello
found that he could not capture that
city from the government forces The
vcsscln are the Rcpubllca, Moteoro,
iris, uruano and Bsperanza.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex, April 1G-rhe Hous-
ton and Texas Central, the Internn-
tionul, the Southern Pacific and the
Arnnsas Pass have announced the fol-
lowing Increased tarin ON wire and
nails from Houston aud Galveston TO
Texas common points: From 22 L. to
20 cents; ON cement from IS to 20 cents.
This Increased rate Is said to have been
decided upon at the New orleans meet
ing of the Southern Tarift association
IA order to decrease the differontial eN-
listing I'm favor OF Houston and Gall
weston as against New orleans. ~ Is
said that the Santa Fe VIII also
announce tho same rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

By Associated Press.
Detroit, Mich, April 16.-A special
to the Free Press from New York an
nounces the disappearance last Thurs
day OF James Parke, son Of Harvey c.
Parke Of Parke, Davis 4 Co., chem
ical manufacturers of this city. In
quiry Of relatives of the missing young
man here develops that they We're ad-
vised Of his disappearance last Sat
urday, but have learned nothing OF his
whereabouts or the cause Of his alb
sence. He has been in New York three
years. representing the firm. He is
steady and Of excellent character
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
THE LAssIE STAKES WON BY
HANDsPUN EASILY.
He Is Now at the Head of tho Two
Year olds-Events at the Mem
phis Meeting Entries for To-
dny-Thc st. Louis Races

BY Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn, April 16.-Handspun
won the iassie-stakes today In can
ter, with Kitty Scott whipping to get
second place. The time Of the race
and the weight he carried puts the
Hanover-spinawa hlly at the head Of
the 2-year-old contingent Of this year.
snllie Woodford also justified her breed
ing by winning the flve-furlong purse
race In 1904 l-2. without the touch OF IA
whip. The last race on the card was
so close that the judges took several
minutes to decide whether the heavily
packed Patrick or the lightly-played
long shot Empera came first. The de-
cison was objected to by those who
backed the favurite I'D Corrigon's
Vassal was run into by horse that
threw his rider this morning and is
iimping.
First race-Selllng; urge; six fur
longs Oliver CThorpe) III, to I, first
In gallop by a length; schuylkin
Pcrklns) 1O7, to /, second by half a
length; G. b, Cox (Goodale) 90, 10 to 1,
third. Time, 1;iG "a.
Second race-Purse. SiOO for 2-year-
olds that have not won at this meet
Ing; 1--WE furlongs Sally woodford &C..
Weber, 10. to o, first by a head; Fer
tile CGoodnle) no. to /. second; Lady
Mccain CThorp0 10. TO /, third
Time, 1904 1-2.
Third rnce-I.assle atakes, for 2-year-
old nllies; $1,000 added; four furlonRs.
Handspun CNfartInl l15. to .. first I'm
n GALLON by length, tlittle scott 10
Weber, M 10 sscopd ybiprirg.
ArodarIco MAGE, M "a mia
Trr,o o.,o
ts,,,r,t, rooo e.u,,,.. r,,r., ,,oo. ,,.,,
milo nao,s r,rs, ,ea, nm ~ r,,' '',,,,
~ u,,, 100 "a 49,, o.., l.. -. -, -"
80. ,t.,,a9. 49,, w 10 u 'e''se w.
H,''' ~ ''e''' seo''u'
,,"v' V,'v '-' ...,,-.
'e.""' '''o u''e '\e'l 'fl' WlllomD
w. 10 l. "''l oy Two iehslhs' beV-
''ly' q TO J. SECOND iine' o'0o l-2'
Thlrd heat-Snsie Nell first by
length Eouopingi Mike Brown second.
Time OBI 3-i,
Firth rnce-selllng; purse $500 for 3
| Near-old Miles that have not won Mt
ms meeting; one mile. Marcel III,
| WilllamH) W. TO !, won by head;
hthel W. ID. tlshep 49, to l. second
by two leurths Carrie II &C.. Weber,
lO2, to J. third Time lA5 l-2
sixth raee-SellinEi purse Sio'i six
turlohGs' E'npera &C. weber, lo'' ~
to L. won by Il snort nose Fat y -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Hralscmen ON the Missouri Pacific
Tall. of Going out.
BY Associated Press,
Little I,oelS. Ark, April iG.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific today attempted 70 run
trains short" two Instead OF three
brakemen in charge, The men refused
10 so out on their trains and twenty
nine We're discharged. A meeting was
held. at which a general strike was
discussed. At midnight the meeting
was stIll In session, but II Is given out
that no strike Will be declared until
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

BY Associated Press.
Warrington, Amu ld.-Mss Pollard
Is Sun AZ the Providence hospital sur
fcrlnB from nervous prostrauon, which
followed upon her trial, Inquiries to-
day eiiolted the Information that her
condition remains about Jhe same as
yesterday. Whether this means that
she Is likely to pass through serious
illness is not yet known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

BY Associated Press.
St. Louis, No. April l6.--An OK
ceptlonolly great number OF counterfeit
81 bills are IN circulation IN this city and
giving the United States secret SORE
vice no small amount OF trouble. The
bills are lSnown as the Hancock head
variety The work ON them is excel
lent und no one but an expert could
detect Thorn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

At cincinnati-cincInnaa Il, Man
hattans 4.
At st. Joseph. Mo.-sioux city 10. st.
Joe 4.
At Indianapolis Plttsburg s, Indian
apolis 6.
At Kansas city-Kansas City z,
Minneapolis G.
At Gainesville. ohio.-Denison Uni
verslty 6, Ann Arbor s.
At Mobile-Moblle 0, Memphis 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

the arrival OF Chairman wilkeraon Of
the general grievance committee. Both
divisions win be affected. The SWITCH
men refuse TO assist In moving irains.
Only enc freight train has moved on
the central division since sunday hisht,
which was brough; Ia by Trainnasttr
Walsh and Agent Laynan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

The popuIist Candidate Tor Mayor
to Go to Warrington,

~ hlhhhHA NhAANAhhAf AhA NAhs ~
to Go to Washington.
BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio April 16.-Atr. John
G. Groves, the Popullst candidate for
mayor OF Cincinnati, tonight announced
to the Associated Press that he will
have 5000 OF Cinclnnatrs unemployed
aud present them In a body at Wash
ington to the authors Of their misfor-
tunes, where, without firearms or
threats Of any sort they viii ask the
national government to give them work
or give them rations.
He says he viii form no partnership
with Coxey or any men seeking no
toriety, nor VIII he tramp the men. He
proposes to pay $4,000 for the trans
portntion OF the men, and have each
man take three days rauona and two
blankets. Negotiations with the gov
eminent Will be without cooperation
OF CoNey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
"CombInIng Them AM,

It Is beyond the reach Of competition
You cannot food it,
No gasoline escapes from the burner.
nothing but gas, and that only when
the burner IN hot
Insurance Gasoline Stove.
worlds Fair Furniture ste~s.
si2 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch.
Washington, April Ex-senator Coke
today obtained a favorable report from
the committe on judiciary In the
senate ON the bill creating a southern
judicial district for the state Of Texas
Senator Coke says he thinks he viii
be able to pass the bill through the
senate without much trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Detachment of Unemployed In
Denver Grow Desperate,

Denver Grow Desperate,
BY Associated Press
Denver Colo, April ia detach-
ment Of Grayson's Colorado regiment,
Coxey's army. seized a line Of box cars
last night in the Burlington and Mis-
souri, yards, Just north of here. and
driving OF the Waterman, intended
to force the railroad to haul them East.
This not being done several empty
cars We're set ON fire early in the morn
ing. but the FIRE was put out. At noon
today the cars We're again discovered
burning and thirty were destroyed
The plan now is for the regiment to
march out a few miles tomorrow along
the Rock Island tracks, where a train
Of emptics win be found ready to be
seized and forced to 20 East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

By Associated Press.
Washington, April 18TH.
balance in the treasury at Tie
business today was SlS2,02i.s5
net gold slO3.95G,5SS, which is 4
account of Saturdays exports
l62,ll6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

y F0HVNIHNVU TTNsH,
Cincinnati, o.. April l6.-Eight mem
bers Of the Queen and Crescent's griev-
ance committee arrived today. They
represent the Trainmen's union. Tween
ty-seven more will arrive here tomor-
row, Their purpose is to protest to
Receiver FELTON, against proposed 10
per cent reduction OF wages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
noyvn win the arm.

spocla< Dispatch.
New >Srk, April 1s.-John Griffin,
who has ~ training in Brockton
Mass. FOR his fight with Grino, April
20, has notified interested parties that
the match viii have to be postponed
as he has an attack ot the grip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

By Associated Press.
Washington, April ls.-Repna
Jerry Simpson was someuA,,
proved today, and this eyens
Improvement continued. AtA.
he was resting comfortably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

special Dispatoh.
Laredo, Tex, April IL. Ranehmen
from the northern portlans Of Webb
andEncinal countries report heavy rains
there. This section was included In the
severe drouth belt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

BY Associated Press.
savannah, Ca April i6.-savannah S,
Macon 1. Al Charleston
Z Atlanta c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch.
Honey Grove, Tex Aprl ls,--Fire
was discovered in the rear end OF
]. II, Larrison's store on south sixth
street about ESQ last night and was
extlnguished with but little damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Special Dispatch.
San Antonio, Tex, April id--J d,
Ramsay, past Grand master OF odd
Fellows OF Texas, died today, aged Ga.
He was city clerk and prominent In
poAues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

BY Associated Press.
Washington, April ls,-Justice White
today delivered his fret decision on
the supreme court bench In couple
OF customs cases from Chicago. They
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Barn and cOnteata.

Barn and CoRtents.
Special Dispatch.
Brookston, Tex.April ls.-The barn OF
S. F.. Ames together with COO bushels
Of corn and i've tons Of hay. was con-
sumed by IRE last night. Origin Of lire
unknown. No Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

What you are sure o. Z liltiI
sagc's Catarrh Remedy. I IN ~
feet aud permanent cuss IN '
tarth, no matter how INV i,',' nor
be. or $500 IN cash. ils KS i
the medicine promise " ~ 4,
money, II they can't eaFe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
rALN OF Mn. WINS.


CONTINUED from F7lrsi Page)
disposed Of to take up and pass
Representative Balleys biz on uni
form system Of bankruptcy. The de-
feat Of the Oates-Torrey bankruptcy
bill last fall shows that the sentiment
is undoubtedly in favor Of such bill
as the Bailey bill and 1t viii pass With
out much trouble,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17

Tho emblem OF the Women SuffraR-
lists is an American dag with but Two
stura
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-17
RopeaIs the Anu-Jesuit Laws.
By Associated Press.

Berlin, April lG.--Thc reichatag today
~ vote OF iGs to li5 definitely adopt
I'd the motion to repeal the and-Jesult
avs. which prevented the return Of
me Leanlta 10 Gnrmnny.