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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

The funeral of Rev. DIR. 4. @. Robin
SON, ex-president of Brown University,
was solemnized at the First Baptist
Church, Rochester, n. Y, yesterday
afternoon. The officiating clergy
men were Rev. j. w. A. Stewart,
DR.. William r. Harper, president of the
University Of Chicago; James w. Taylor,
president of Wesleyan College, and Pro-
lessor H. b. Robbins of the Rochester
Theological Seminary. A select quartet
rendered Crock OF Ages" and Lead
Kindly Light" during the service.
The active bearers were Professor B. O.
True and Professor w. A Stevens of Roch-
ester Theological Seminary, Theodore
Bacon, Frederick A. Whittlessey, Cyrus
+. Paine and Ezra II. Andrews, promin-
ent citizens of this city. Among the
honorary bearers were DIR. A. G. Ken
drick, DIR. K. M. Moore, ex-Justice George
f. Danforth, Prof. L. A. Latimore, Presi-
dent David j. Hill OF the University of
Rochester and Rev. DIR. j. s. Gubelman OF
the Theological Seminary.
After the services at the church the in
innate friends accompanied the body to
Its burial place in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
VIII Build.

The following notices of intentions TO build
have been received at the city eng.neer's
Office during the week ending June Is. 1884,
David j. Barr and wife, Chaplin Avenue:
Henry q. Day. West friendship street.;
Charles X. Day, Earl street: William III,
Covell: Carleton street; Joseph w. v. Rich,
Blackstone street, sisters of Mercy, Broad
Claverick and Foster streets; Heirs OF John A.
Peace street; Oliver Kendall Hoppln streets
Philip Durigan and wife. Wood street; Albert
j. schmidt, Hayward street: Fred y. Luther
Atlantic avenue; :. ;. Sprague, Harvard ave-
cock streets; Rhoda l.. and Anna T.. Bullock,
corner brook and Meeting streets; Richard
Worswick. Ring street; Mrs. Mary Sexton,
East Transit street: Frank Y. Carpenter. cor
ner South Main and Bridge streets; Patrick
and Margaret j. Donnelly, corner Jewett and
Senter streets; K. A. Briggs. Oxford street; B.
l.. Wilson, Chaplin avenue; w. w. Rickard,
corner Baich street and Pacific avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
The Tainted Democratic Senate.

harper's Weekly
The country's Interest lies chiefly In the
degradation Of the Senate. That body is
tainted as II never was before. The corrup-
ton OF the Credit Mobilier scandal invaded
the House OF Representatives. but the sugar
scandal Is the senate's. It is apparent that
specuiators are at the fountain head OF Ma
tonai legislation, and that the popular will
may be defeated whenever the pockets OF
senators can be successfully appealed TO.
Whatever may come of the investig alton that
is going on, so much is known and believed
that the country has lost faith In the senate's
Integrity.
As Tor the bill itself, H. too. is tainted. No
matter what small virtues IL poss .sses. the
purchased sugar schedule ruins il. Unless
the House can cut out that corruption, the
Dill should be defeated for the sake Of de-
cency, OF the country, OF tariff reform itself.
and as protest against the sale of legislation,
either for campaign funds or for the pc
cuniary gains of Senators.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
PATENT REVISION NEEDED.

A most important suit was begun 4,
the United States District Court at Bos,
ton this week by the United States Gov.
ernment against the American Bel
Telephone Company and Emile Berlinel
TO repeal patent No. 1886 granted tc
Berliner in 1887 and assigned TO the Bel
Company in 1891.
lne patent includes the generic prin-
ciple OF all telephone transmitters and
covers all other transmitter patents that
could be taken out, and if the patent is
valid VIII extend the American Bell
Company's monopoly for II years longer
On the fiimsiest of excuses this patent
Oh Berlher's has been kept in abeyance
Dy the Bell Company, who have really
controlled 1t for years, although possibly
the actual title has not been vested in
them, and now, when their transmitter
patents have expired, they perfect the
patent and hope to enjoy perpetuation
OF their monopoly.
Had Berliner's patent been taken out
years ago 1t would have destroyed the
Bell monopoly, and no one is foolish
enough TO believe that a patent 30 valu-
able could not be perfected, or, II per-
fected, made remunerative by the
inventor, and the Government proposes
to test the validity of its present status.
Uncle Sam has had an unfortunate ex-
perience with telephone litigation. The
scandal in which an attorney general of
the United States under Mr.. Cleveland's
former administration was involved is
not forgotten, and the government, al |
though possessing a magnificent case.
has never been able to break the Bell |
monopoly. 1t has been openly charged
that at least three members of the |
United States Supreme Court have no
right to sit in judgment in telephone
matters and at least two of the judges
have acknowledged the corn.
Here is monopoly that is extortionate
beyond all reason, that has derived from
is American patents fortune beyond
he widest dreams of avarice, which
eeks by at least questionable methods
o perpetuate its monopoly, and it
time that the question of longevity
'atent rights was judicially determined.
Almost household necessity, q great
usiness ally, the telephone expenses of
he American user are four hundred
er cent. higher thsn those of his
'anadian, English, German or French
The patent laws Of this country are an
ntrage on decency, and a revision of
,e patent laws is most urgently de-
landed by the business interests of the
alton, which wrongfully pays out mil
ons of dollars for the use Of patented
'ticles on which the patents have legiti-
ately expired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

+" HELLO, Central, give MS the Sugar
Trust "Is this you Havemeyer -
Z" Yes" "This is the investigating
committee. Don't you think it would
look better IL you and Searles would only
tell the same kind Of storiess That's
your business-eh7 Excuse us; we
didn't mean anything you know, but
we've got to keep up some kind of a
blur"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

number OF feet he was charged with in
the books of the company for
the Difference in the reading
OF the meter when the face was found
and the last reading. 1t had only been
two weeks between the readings. but the
meter showed that million feet had
been consumed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

UNCLE SANS fiscal year ends in two
weeks and not an appropriation bill has
been passed, while the poor old man has
got to borrow ss4, 900, 900 to pay for the
pranks Of his prodigal son OF the Demo
racy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

TALK about government control Of
railroads. Uncle Sam already bosses well
nigh the majority of them. A few more
years OF Clevelandism and not only rail.
roads but everything else will be in the
hands Of government receivers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

AFTER laboring under the impression
that she was the last of April, Miss June
suddenly concludes that she is now the
middle of August.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

THE Kelley motor man neither grows
old or less confident. His famous motor
VIII mote in two weeks If -. The
same old IT, the same old motor, and the
same old mote.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

uiist Congressional candidate In that State,
and Mrs Gait 10 a new woman suffragist
orator There's no danger Of Kansas losing
her; she'll como back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

The President is said to be suffering
from indigestion. Thought it might be
paresis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
NO FREE SHIPS.

Free ships would affect no change"
says the Commercial Bulletin of Boston.
" in any Of the conditions which now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

HAvEMEyER's illustrated lectures ~
on sugar developed apt pupils in the
Senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

CHIEF OF POLICE JOHN Y. McKANE
was purity personified compared to his
Eew York confreres.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

a GAS meter exploded in a Western
town and the company is suing the man
en whose premises 1t registered the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

CROKER could give Breckenridge
points. He knew enough to withdraw
early.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
Talking Through His Hat.

Retirel William Jennings Bryan retire
The Boy Orator OF the Platte shut upi Not
" he writes 300,Oo letters of declination.
Not While there are icicles upon the blzzard's =
beard -Netantii the wolf is howfiess and the
bald brow Of Shasta is thstched with comets
Not while the Talking Hat hangs lovingly
upon Brysn's lips.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
FISH stories are in order now.

mo Sugar in mine," said Hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

Timein. Betting, Fellowship 10 I, woodford
7tos s. Mclaughlin Ito s.
Notes.
ID. w. Blanchard of Boston, owner OF
Clytie, was ut the park yesterday with
four yearlings, which he shipped to his
stock farm at Lexington. They were
brown colt by King Gallup, brown colt
chestnut hlly by Chance.
The trotting meet partially arranged
for the last OF this month has been de-
clared or
Another running meet In October IA
among the events very probable to occur.
and there may possibly - few days OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
Characteristic Names.
Toledo plafe

somehow they lave characteristic names
cut In kAnsss. A tusn pamsd Bray Pop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

- Patrons win confer favor by re-
porting to this Office any irregularity In
the delivery of THE NEWS, or inability oil
newsdealers 10 supply all demands.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
tM.i. rHFUL >EttT02S.

- C"m'mraiir S,.nat,rs VIII,
'..i th-m>rl,es conservative. IN.
are toying {" mfia, the "aas". !
IN rt"rn are Now. i"'.innin. ="
- ~ finu their p-o,,ir. aud the,
STA rS predict. th.t Il, nu,imr al
) i"Iia; heads that nov a.inrn
III" Scnair will i~ ioprr.i I'll ,n.I
To- nn the I-liIhal itash ui!..
.'.i.. e man, m,"us h.,r ..,,sr !
/. NJ. Tee Hrkui, DrIn..t 1t, e.
Ga" of Pa, Ike, >burs. W. ".
-rri ily held u mrrr,n. ad lie.
n.'n rr'l Senators Ca nrrun. aud
7 tnrr. Ot that State. for violai.
~ he pledges If the Chma 20
'la' TN aud imning he mo, punr.t
na>rulatr the WI~on h,lI.
." r",ing rn this fact The New
imk T,rrs s..s.
- Pnhrr~ uur. Democratic
"a arrus,.S tLrui ot ,s,nsi.i,inr In
he ihtrIrsI ut the manufactures
and mine oa aUels IL detIaui the
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
SIl0W EaY April,

Tn" weather bmrr 1t. "n' ~ e.
tr''' '"-. ~ 'i''irs til" tnil,mI,
data ah"n, .\pril. rmriar.In. "h>-,.
v,'i"ns tor thr ,a~t tarpt,-' 49,"
years, irnp VIII rh IN rir>,iu2
p"or ,lnInps NAV he diaan con.
rrrnin: Ihm r..nIn. niui'h 7 e.
average Temperature 10 April has
hrrn 6i .i":rrr~. I'm, in 1898 % ~.,>
~. ani i" Isl . "nl. 6iI. the i",r>i
recorded. On AwiI .. 1891. III.
mercury tell IT, 81 degrees. and on
the 80, 1877. It lose I - in the
shade. The average dale oi the
'aSi ki';ine iiW; has h"rn March
~. =" 'hr si'fiD. posts ave- not Ari
-r"n.- irru hlisht.
Ai.rii - I""vr,h hiaIly -h"N rr,.
~ IN l>il ~ * d,,r,Ir,i,, So, .,
III" Ia'ntali ~I> ''I2t .i"... ~ rr
h,u % r.'h'r; II i ,uu,l .,"rr.o :
Nh,'r In lSS1 o,l, a., r.n,.l =
>'lur gel Oat of The n.gh,l,
clouds. Ttr aver. - - ti,. .-n','
7 40 trAts r0 pir IL, .,',sri .,'io.
III this -ts'"'H has i'"'t i iir he.
hn' ~ 1855 A,IiI i :. 1 - 1i-Ii
~ '"rrS T.~ p,-v ,'in. nI>
are sOifhrr aud ..,'lp. the great
~si vrlmi'y rrrmiel. 1: miles an
hnir. h in. ~ lS,s. &c, uinririd
] lei aid. VI I'll u u
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
TIE LEV2Ei
Compilation Df avs f,r the
tarl Levre
ON nercial- 'Ierald. Marc 2j.

Com nercial- Herald. Marcn -.
haI'n Nm. ~ nl'"g. ,.hl. - -
,r'" Oi the h.w.i Y ~, t.. .- as
. ~. u ~ th. r't. en- ron e To
tir rn,,ll.. o." Brin>.i K. Mi.
IL. irpT's he 90 n,.lrih,n # the
-uiNtN = iUr - nsw .",ri iu,npnt H.. 80.
from ChMai'!.. ~ I,.,1,rm.
'rnniA. to bran>ahk IN ~ ,r,-n
''''un'l r>tima r.i =, thirp hu l.l,. Il
ani h'ty ih ms.nI runin ,,ri,
which viii h- let h, Capt. Twn
send. at the Ual,ri States .ns .
n''"ts. urx mn,rh ~ vel ~ Aus
Z ,lIa l~,p", :,,rI. .OOn ~uir~ s,I.l>,
Lui III. .N.r Near l,u. kr,dur
100 10 yards. i,aih Of ahirh ar,. IL
30 tva' c'lurv. Sac!, minor I-
p''fs ~ are irp'iIrd are .hrins
d''nr along the dhStrici's inr.
VI ,lnr. Stall ~ sad. in f-a,linr~>
"r th. 'i:'' water which each hal
i,' Iur> him III. mui- TO h"lI.vr y.
Hot r'W,n. H.. dr"s not t-.hIil
the lur>rnt nail"ok ~ nth.r than
tav" abi- aud thinks the lie ea,,
tainS in this t"iiI.r at the sAil~,
viii .raIr-lh >u1i - - htIn. ,be
r., ~ a'mvr fort, feel ~ Vn.k>'.nt.
lie si"k- ~ith great ~ 'npati', %
t,- III luis ~ the VirkSt.u,y j-yr,.
iis'i'"f Z" -.'a'r ii.,t~.ii. 10 ~
-. ur,. Il ."i.. an.l r"m, ,.l;h-niri
'ne rnrt.S oi IT'S rpIn n'ttrr al
w. ,biug."n.
Maj : ar'in. takes 4 ,lrrp inter.
~si ~ the "f1nitS ni the dr,tn IT,
srru-r white in,n,. ,.rA,t- .,u,l S,.,LS
aPPrrriat,'rlH ,"t the Ii.I,n rlr-
mrnt that IL Ohiaiuin- u i."n ,"',
'hrir. saving that hr Ms .,,pn it
un.iri stand that they were m"lri,
"f IN lU ti,, an'i rr'I,b'It, It,
t-man's lie arrived ir..in Bsau-
Sn's ON 'h' Rnh ,"s'-'i., ~"
l.a'-s f'r Gr.rn,i - " trl III
mVJ1ln..
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
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Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
E. A. BURKE.

Late advirrs from San Salvador
~ the 8 illwat-r. which rrrpatly
a''ivrd 1T New Orleans, gi,es this
news a'ou' Burke, the defaulting
Treasurer oi Lrnisiana:
v'sqnrz is stilI in San Salvador,
aud with h,m are large nnmbrr
III Am.'kans aud +. A. Burke, tho
rx.StaIr Treasurer Of Louisiana,
B"sr, vii" is fast growing oIi snd
infi'm, was n close friend to Vas.
qn~z. and as listed him In every way
dining the fighting. When the
war came to an end Burke joined
Vasqurz AMI left San Salvador.
From paSsrngers on the vessel, Who
have been close friends OF Mr..
BarSr. 1t vas learned that during
The administration of President
Vaspurz his h.anrial rouditirm
was vriy Promising. He bad al.
most ir,O'-irl fiun bis LOSSES IN
The mines, and VAS ut least on the
road 4" accumulate a tori unr. To
his friends Mr.. Burke has always
sad som" LAY ahs will come hack to
Louisiana and settle ,lo!iar.fnr dol.
Ia With the go, erument of this
B-,"r" fhr war briween BonilIa
aud Vasanrz he said thar he
thai The time fnr him ia
leave Honduras WAS y~ry cl 80. ani
70" would so"n br IN y condition to-
~ 'nd t"' t'ir >h"rt re in the iunis.
u" =" '''"" ~ g." dinnr D. al nrt
y So I" '.'" '". H" >h"itagr and
- hr iri iuIn",i Ia Louisiana the
Ton =" "".il hr -',aisbtenrd out.
ill., '"''r. 'i"n ~ san al, ndw hys
~" "-n n Ein.ilt as that in Hoo
dnras. an " H. said tl,- ap,hOr,ties
there ate s-' lousy ii,,"king "t sur
'"n'i"iI". him to the United ra'es.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
HeGG AND TIE SlUyrY.
Veterans ieti'i1l sim "a 'ccept
the Money Dne all DOnaie Z
to the Soi,:ers' Home.

1I"usfnn. T-x.. Nanh 2i.-Drk
Dow lin. CAMP al Confederate Vel.
~'aa> f iS city trr~nti, submit
teal y m, mr"iiAl T." CIV. II".y. as;
i"g him 4" a,Trih the Mckinley
u. nut, "u the sugar tai. 81 "n The
S'dir iatm~. aud a,..I, Ihr samr Ia
tn" "xtrns,"Haa,i naini s,,ai,.r %. II 4.
II me hm rx-rOn 'p.lpratr Soldiers,
located ~ Austin The bOnnfy
= n"nn's ." S.J WO Tue G,n-rno,'s =
answer is that he begs to SAY
"C"u:t""ns'y. Respectfully. Hrm'y
au,l finally. n"l~r no cIrcniE stances,
",rn At The rrq1r>t at soldier. ex.
'di"'. ririz"n. mAn. woman and
chill ~ 1rx,> woul.i | ,.oM.,l, with
'"y sn'.h demand. Ch- State ni
T.>a- - inII, able Ia saplWit the
t"ut-,irtsis huinr wuhOuI accept
n3 aN such h"uriy c.Irup'nn
funds. aud ! am uit-rl, ashau,r,i ot
4 ' man oi So; "i 'hsm i,im ~ To
Al "''r AMI 81 per, the .l."''iim
1t 5 a'rs Ii.nis and s",rI-ignN
" aho wnnld a>k their 90, rrnmr, { to
cr'ns" iis knrr i.tnrp Federal
AL 'i"'HA nnl Arrr.t . hu"nt, at
an. klu'I. esp rIal., ou- " b ch il ~
/. T'",I> ~ u> rhai ari-i. ,lisrfiminat
in9 - a. iurs IN tavOr Of ihr wealthy
ir" a:IinsI ir aggregate poor."
LII. then Irirrs To the lac; that he
Was too Young Ia lm. II soldier ~ the
civIl war. aud gives his Irnn,ise TO
ahl, 10y an. l-sirima'r means. in
naking the home such is the rx
Z 'ii'irIs ,lesIir.
t"ntiniin: hr S.,s: "Rut I re-.
wd, Z" .Ot thai nu.lpi no rirrum
ian"-s ''ai tie I"..., l.. ui thi. SLATE.
'r AN, set M ihru. compel me- 10
"'r.n ni> rilm'-i. thi- rui,mpi.
. "i!, II OS!'r nilrra" sm.a,
"'In,, bau. aimed 1T :hr si,stinr.
ION IT the independent amtOiom,
4 the Siat, -"
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
L"nisiana,ans generally regret to

L"nisiana'ans generally regret t0
lear" that the State has lost h-r
representation on the rivers anil
10 uhhs cnnmittrr and h.sep met
'"d'l wr'r r>i~rr.ii, disappointed
~ TIE news from Washington. Mr..
Blanchard had hren n mrm.mr OF
the committee for many ,-ar. aud
chairman tor s-vrra', and Louisiana
f"rrrf"rr wms in u Ir'siii"n to profit
ht his knnwiaigr uf river cu,l.htiou
u II til. needs ut IN" Sra'- aud nv
i,r intinrnrr unirn h.. welded az
tie rhaii man of the committee.
Louisiana ha- double ms much ,rvres
To lms ht'r' aS the other States
aud the loss ui her
n"mhrrship will be- soirly teli.--
States.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30

eco e. II r"i,->-ut lii,e Drn,..
"'aiir nr.r',iZl'inrs in tn. Soith
would 4 ln,lr more h-.lu.u,i,
speak their mindS ~. This pain
fashion The Popu isis aud the Nc.
kinl-, DE- pnrri.> w"mI I tini IL l..>.
"d'r I" imlrrss their III. ~ nn
81 h"rons rcI>la'urs at Was in.
to-.
u wnn'd he vel, u D.n.m. a',r
al = iniIafi'n~ ~ Ill puts 81 The
-" IntrI w"rlI liol.l ,nrr'in = ,ni
irI"'r>i a.iI,st the t-tra, II oi ,L~
people hy their S-nItuts ani
Agents. The idrt >h"ulI hp ~ .d.
'''rar that The urn whn d., u. q,
attempt To ,in IL. viii lr marked iu
ii 'ugh,.r. Never b-iorr IN thu
h>imA at the r,untry hiss the
SrOaic "f thu UuIir.I States sunk
So i,N in public rs'ina'I"n. ai,d the
men whose greed lnh tr.atrh-,l
ia,p ,i's .ric.i q b,iy whIrI, the
"p,'ir ia,r >b iouo h.,,.I."i ~ Ia.
.''rri au''i'"i ~ their .",. Tnn-n'
.hnul b.. east ont.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
Sc: aior il6ar TrIiS Nay lie Sup
ported Mr. White.
Special to the Times-Denocrit.

Special to the Times-Democrlt.
asiiinetOn, N..i.n > - Mi "
Il. S,lcRnr,, of Anu Ai,rnr, Nirh
" uir q" Senator !I".i i.. .i,,s
u =. says ;he Il rning y. ~. a>kin
L. latter Ia plri.- pxli,iu WAY IL
'""irl against confirming VI nm
i,l. w-r - d ir.ih 80. t.,th Nuth.
pinrIs 10y biiih AMI >ruiim 1T. and
ten v"t~i i"r that rank Suu,I~n
>, Whir-W
hI. llai r-p'ir.i: 1T gives u r
great pl-asuir T." say T." You that
VI. White .. n"i What ,oi y a-,
ni - ~ tank y ,niiuti,<i. hat !. ,,n
:" of an al / Il-n'. Gay Wig. q.
'"I"aRh snl'I"nirr ''"i ni' -
anth"IiN, IL learned. s"un.i, all.
NJ Industrious t.at-,. Il piorr
=" ~, aud - man wh" can l.
'r' irh u".i',i. ] {" Iir,-. L., ur.
''"i the narI"nai ..mihniit, aud q.
ell h. great qnrsri"ns ~h,h WI
come iri"rr him all, au.i iustI,
H. ~. 10 nv Jnigmrui. ~ iar th..
hir">' Prfs"n tn III. b"nrL r,.t
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30

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Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
Special to the Times-Democrst.


Baton Rnn.r, March 18 The
G"'rtnW has com m,ssiOned the
t"lI"wing distinguished cadct grad.
uat-s of The Lpui.i,na State Uni.
varsity each sith Ihr rank nf najar
'"' aid 'lc rarp on his lrrsuhal
aiaH: 'rass "t 1892. n;.ted July !.
,SG: +. L. STEPHENS, Natchito-
rhr>: br". w. Newman, West
+ IT, lana parish; T. f. Newell,
rrusls nar'>h; X r. .Jouas. East
BA''n Il u.-: 4. e.. Read. East
B,'"n-R 'n:-.. TIE above i've dis.
fiDgu~h-'i cadets were alsO recon.
included %, the Uni'ed States com.
m"nI""t "i cadets at the State
University. aud their names record.
81 at the War Department in
Washington. for appointment in
the army from the civil iist IN the
event Of var etc.. on passing proper
-xam'na'i"u. The last named ca.
'lri. Mr. A. g. Read. has tepu 10
i"in:-,i rrrrntly Ia West Poiut.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30
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ird,r ioi thu. iitrh 81 &c C.u,.trs--
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~ . m,ih -r- 70 tea d,,S re-
.uimt..iiug. Mr. Cable j. unw al
~, ran"h and srLr ~ the invitation
this h"rnin. lot VI. Wilson &" M..
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= >n..s 81" ID. Unh,w""l. Ill.
m.'ir.h attendant. " Il" STATES tha'
h" si'' = "n hav' - under cnntI"i.
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ID = ~ iN. sr>t' r'r,l. lie ,Il
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aud VII z" from there To Drm,p,
nu pm, ,'r hn>lnr.S. The s"h ni
VII will leave iu
" i>l.In t"n Ia uruI.,~.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30

y hu>in Ot corn makes fOnr paf.
Ions {" wti~Irv, Witch rrta,ls for
Sl9 Onf at this the government
...'> St. tiI~ railroad 81, the manu-.
ia.'"tr' o.. 'he vendor %, the
f''-rr' f'r = cents and the tiriaket
gets tie delirium tssaeas .Ey.
Tensas gazette., 1894-03-30

sG'"ISt"n". IN addition to a5OO,
ino ! hi" hl his fathrr. has "a
r'I r"'l "f the Has arden estate,
n'i 10 r,nr int" I'o~ session of his
~He "il the d-ati, at the Last uale
GAnnc. Mr. Gl,dstOn-s annual
income - 4loj. .nO,.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Wire News in Brief.

The twelfth annual Convention OF the American
Seed Trade Association Is In seAion at Toronto.
Ramon CoronaI. a Gillian prospector. was found
murdered near Phoenix, Artt., yesterday. war.
rants have been issued for Vincente Franco and
wife. on whose ranch the murder was COM
'mitted. and who are missing.
Ex-state Representative Bond. Of Dunkie. La,
was recently killed by q negro on Bayou aes
Galizes.
Warrants have been issued at Princeton, Ill.
for the arrest Of thirty-two persons charged win
violating the State Fishing laws
d. W. Holgg & Co.'S canning factory was
burned at Fredericton. N. b., to-day. LOSS ID
estimated at SIC. 1000.
ssuIted yesterday while on her way to school at
Mechanics Falls. Me, John Rand has been ar
rested, and 10 charged with the crime.
Samuel McKelvey and william MINIS, OF
Franklin, Pa, were killed by a freight train on
the Western New York and Philadelphia Rail
road near Polk, Pa, yesterday.
Frankton nnd.) was visited by q destructive
FIRE sunday night. and a block OF business houses
burned. Loss. $50. 900. Two alleged incendiaries
have been arrested.
Two Young men named York and Bashey were
drowned In Bound Brook. Augusta. Me. while
bathing YESTERDAY.
An eleven year.old daughter OF W. Z. Face
was assaulted by an unknown white man In
Client. Va, yesterday.
Justice OF the Peace J. p. Lanier shot and in
stantly killed Charles Scott. coiOred. at Vlcks-
burg. Miss, yesterday.
The Wholesale clothing firm OF Weber &
SchwarE. OF 1l2I4 North 81. Paul street. Roches-
tee. is financially embarrassed. Oners OF hdg-
ment TO several creditors were recorded Yesterday.
Liabilities are about 81, 900 and assets $4,000.