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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-22
Lssaa Tame Tasle.

Leeaa Ta@e Tm@le.
Chicago, Milwauksa q &C. paul Railway. whirh
took effect. Sunday lay ~, ae04
TmAxns aGaAa EAST.
Passenger, Nc. &, dspaTta 1850 o. nj.
Ereighk, No. 81, depases 6:A6 .. ~.
FFeight, No. ~, departs ESQ Z. M.
TmA1Ms 90ama wma3s
Paeeengex. Me-. O. asNaEte sos y. -.
Freight No. ~, depaEts6 100 .. %.
wMAEass NmOm TMM HAST.
Passenger, No. q, arrives 9:00 y. JUDD.
FReagh&. No. n strives As85 ~ M.
Freight. No. %, Arrives 300 Pm.
TaAxsa Rnnm Tmm WEST.
Passenger. No. I, aFEavss tl:ab .. %.
Freight. 10. %, arrives BIO p. %.
All the Ahove trains carry passengers; but
ffelRhss only whan passengers are provided with
Pnseanrer ssains gong east make connection
81 Iran Tor al polnss eOufh, and passenger train
Roina west, e Wo0neockst f0r al p0tnss nosth.
mADssnM 8 nnzsroL LINE.
Passenger gOing north. departs 8:i6p. N.
Passenger from north ARRIVES, 1l.0 Q. M.
yNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-22

We, the undersigned, dealers in -four
and feed, gasoline and kerosene will on
and after July LIST cell for cash only,
either from our wagons or stores.
w. w. PATTERSON,
wv. R. SMYTHE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-22

Members or "Nordraak" are requested
to meet for rehearsal at 7 p. a.. sharp.
j. 8. JOHNSON.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-22
anEynrrRs.

Weather report to-day: Friday night
and Saturday probably local thunder
storm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

In tho District Court February term, A.
10 he sheriff or Any Constable OF Tarrani
VA oSH are hereby commanded. mat by max.
ing nublicaiion of this citation ID sgins
newspaper published 10 the county Of Tar
rant four weeks pfeyirn! 70 he Feturn
DAY hereof you summon Henry Bach, VINO
To DO and appear before iho Disirict tenrt,
10 10 bOlden In and Tor the county n Tar
rnnf. IN ne courthouse thereof, N the ciN
~ Fort WORTH. on tho second Monday IN
February. a, -, 1854 TO same eeiug ihe
nnnibef being 1904. then aud there to an
aver the nottiOn Of J.. & q, Wise Com
many. corporation hied 10 said court on
40 0th dar u August A. D. lNa against
the said Horny Bach, and gllegins 70 sn NJ
1sll defeulant executed and delivered 10
pinintln HE prDmlAaofy note for tue sum Of
MIA 49, due sixty days Dfirr date, and on
fuiV o. 1Sl1 defendant executed nnd uc'
iiyfred 10 plaintiff another note in the sum
of 500 90. due september z. ltl3i and that
fhhfeafitr painun sold ald delivered 70
defendant certain goods, wares aud fncr~
ehandlse snouuflnE In the nggreHate 70 ne
surn u s1i1t aa that defendant 2 Justly
pldnfif prays for Gle Issuance Of writ
II nffachn4nt and FOR iudgmugt Tor iis
debi and damages and Tor forcclosnro Of
~ attachment lien rnd for costs OF suit.
Hegn, fall net buy hays w , .hsn , sna
return fhgroou. showing how you hase
eaacuted the slme.
Witness ~ II. NcNatt. clerk Of the
p,strict Court Of Tarrant county.
,seri Ia Tort WORTH. this md day u jan
uary A. d. 1874. n. II. heNAIsr
Tesf Diafrirf Court T1rrant County, Tex
~ JNO. G. nhASuN, Deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25


iiy virtue OF ON order u sale Issued
out VI the Diairlct Court OF rarranf copn.
Y, frms, ~ gsn.r 49, 80 Lana
GARTH ana ~. " Edwnfds / ana on the
eih dnv of January lsJf levy npon the
following described real ESTATE us the prop.
erty 81 the above named fcfondaut, towit.
All that certain lot or parcel OF nud sit
united lying and being ln ne city " Fort
Worth. county o. Tarrant aud state OF
Texas ana Known ns mo nurih oni-hnif
an ~ the spufhwest quarter go OF block
M one hundred Hnl seven iUI 0f the SAID
DIV of Fort Worm, end being described by
uetos and bounds ~ iOll0Wni Heglnulng
al q point n the east line % 1hrockmorlon
9tfeef nfiy 90 feet north, % west from
m. nlIut ~ lufolHct 80 NJ fhr north line
II Seventh street With the east line Of
Thoekmuruu street. SAID point OF Inter.
eecfion being the southwest corner of said
block f0I thence north ~ wesl with the
esst me of Thr0ckmQrtun street nifty NDl
fsft IL d stale thence north 90 enst par.
aiiei vdll tha north line u seventh street
IN feai 10 q stale thence south 30 east
u4raiioi with The east line OF 1hr1okm0riun
sff1lt nf.t 'n fol. % q sihkr fhrlce Hluih
IA west parallel With the north line Of sev.
enth street 100 feet 70 the place az bcfiu.
.ui on the ON day OF February. 1904.
AZ. alrne nelne me nrst Tucsinv M fcn.
r,ie+v 1904 hfiwefn The hours urtecfiDcd
M iaw fof sherina sales. oner he same
~ @air for esah in front OF ihr coufihouso
door 81 lsffsai county. Texas.
sheriff Of Tarrent county. Toxas.
~ v. ~. AAA. Deputy sberin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
The Higher Courts

Nv .
-.
,..or Hend and stephens,
ilees Iariesou' ~ appeals. yesterday
IL civil e2ul' s,rowing opinions.
! qi down wv lo Company vs.. o,
kroney harlM ,,anal from Eastland
Iouneelle, "pi'"'
h; Affirmed q League, appeal
Callahan eounN
BED. l. A. Templeton.
]. boW,illisn csmtv; reversed and
lrei 80 p.it,,,v Company We.
A souri, facihe .9 fso,n CLAY county;
4 Patton appe''
ied' csoss receivers, vs.. g. ~
A appeal ir'nl y ~ sanfa ~ Railway
iany vs. d. ".i,BrmeJ.
4 Wis, . eouh,' vs H. G. Foster, APP
from Hasseil' 60 So"e q b. Duncan ct
3pNal ron "''' ''''
fenderel' al -. Maggie Parish
h appea.,. ,. irG,"
4 B. A ,t,9,,5lll connty. affirmed.
|roi u 80. 20, and Texas Railway
I Fonri. N y ~ Rhnme appeal from
.! W, reversed and remanded.
worm ""I I Keater, appeal from
ny I, affirmed.
y c9V1a,s .,, a. - pirtel. Van peet &
u, V annSal from Wise county; re-
s az 4! 5s', nnI Dcnver CITY Railway
N W. y. q Y. Terrell appeal from
4 \ , eS.liii2 nations we're this day
"a lg si we
'X Nv,'H 4 r Whitehead, from
~ " w.
w wy" Cls PEERS. from Wise
III y w.
r,rntins estate VS.. j. Il. VIII
q. i1 c'l.l Dy,,'V and SANTA re railway
81 VeV'9T 6 PIERCE. from Dcnton
W "
" q Wheeler. from Wise
's' W. ~
!. ~, Grcher cnuntv.
fVu ardr1ws VS.. Fort Worth and
"a fi,v railwav company, from Hart
~ N'.' ''N
wv ioonev VS. /. b. Slmpson
~ ,,,m parker county.
.s r. COON estate VS.. Carroll
a1 C,,tie comp1ny. from Clay
IA"
., r-,io, Telerronh eomnony vs..
1 rs ca from Denton conn
N NV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

While the Gazette deeply appreciates
tho Iiberaiitv OF is advertisers. II has
become necessary 10 cal attention 70 me
mic lint hereafter all those who desire
Ia nse page will be required TO hand
In their ropy at least one Dag IN advance
Of The date IL IS 10 appear Soly i9s
half-nage advertisements must pc ~ ,le
counting room BY - O'clock noon 20
advertising copy win ha laken l1ter man
S D. m preceding the DAY u Is 10 pe
published. 49,, ,,o,tpANy
Sept. 20, 1893
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.



On Monday morning. tho 2Ne-Uf January
1 viii open out tbs rfuy. ~ Hunter n iiar-
rold at hli Houston street. and oifrr al
retail their new fpf splendid stock % ahoes
OF cost for cuah. These goods are All noN,
flrturers for she present winter and coming
Enring trade and are The very luiesi styles
aud The best and finest gp0ls ia the city
: Come everybody. while y0u can grt what
yon want q n beautiful stock u goods
no OLD goods IN ". Everything made BY
the factory within the last Elk months.
in the meantime. I onrr tlle stock as n
whole 10 retail merchants. Come and see
II. Invoices az prime cost about $1,000.
aAM'L q. rOMi.INsON, Assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

.f..i' ~. 49,, .Nunt. Inc judgment
was rightly rendered for plaintiff When
plaintiff introduced the deeds from Ciart
TO Moore aud Moore TO Johnson bc
stated that they were Introduced SOLELY
60 show that defendants claimed pnde,.
Clark the common source. The court Of
civil appeals decided that plaintiff could
not 80 limit the effect Of Inc evidence
when introduced by him, but Il innred 10
me peheht OF defendants TO establish
uue 10 them. The trial judge held
that article 1902. X. S. apslied 10 nroof
by original deed as well nd bv cnnies
We are not satisfied that this Is a proper
construction; but il also hold TINT al com.
mon law original deeds might be intro.
duced 10 prove a claim Under tile com.
mon source, and when introduced fnr
that purpose only they would moi he
evidence Of title In The defendants unless
introduced by them. In this the trial
judge was correct. Article 1902 declares
the common law and applies Il Ia nm.
other mode of proof Nc have no de-.
clsion upon the question, but unon prin-
clplc we believe that Ia making nroof
OF common source the plniHun has the
right TO Introduce bis evidence for dat
purpose, aud when so introduced n viii
not be considered for any other pnr.
pose, unless introduced by the opposite
party. Judgment Of court Of ciyi NO.
peuIs rslepae1 ana tnat OF the district
court aUfned' Opinion by Brown, j.
vae, ,,,
Neathe ,,r'i mineral Wells and North
western haiitoau company vs.. Francis
GralRer' NHt OF error from Second
district. Sul! against Tie corporation for
services IN 9liing TO raise bonus and
Tor rsal ad'lce ana nssatance. The
services We're rendered both before and
aiter iha hlihg WIN the secretary Of state
the arugies OF incorporation Of the COM
pany. IIalhti was employed by one
Anderson TO assist in raising the bonus
Tor the defendant company, who agreed
mat the SAM company would pay him
wei for his services Anderson was a
promoter oil me corporation aud repre-
sented hlmseI as " general manager,
ana employed plaintiff not only to assist
IN promoting the bonus, but TO attend 10
all the eompanys business As its at
toruey, IN September 1889 Anderson
allowed his account and was at that
time the owner of the majority of The
stock, which he subsequently transferred
TO one stone, the president Of the COM
pnuy, and his associates. Stone testified
that In the spring. of 1859 he emp.oyed
Anderson TO 20 to Weatheriord and 10
procure bonus aud survey the right Of
way and agreed To pay him 5000.
That he had paid that amount to Ander-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
SUPREME COURT,
5 Of Decisions Rendered by the
ker Court Sitting at Austin.

Il % n.,,.T--- p,,3.ro5 bv tho
Der Court Sitting at Austin
a -, g.. por-
sloneIS CURT VS. - ~
n Flhed question IRON second uls-
rhe question certified requires de-
r lton Of the true measure of conf
r. i, an ess.ss,r H. a,t,noa 10 win
I .4 '',es9u' - e"'''' NV, y, -. Nh
~ assessment TO meet me luuueu
'dnass of d county. The general
N it'ag to compensation Of assessors
+. /. thai cocb ass,ssor .bou rocelve
49,. - -, ".'.' 10, 80.
i, hich shall be- estimated upon the
A i,les OF property assessed as fol-
FOR assessing the state aud county
i T.. ~ W. OF ,f-'VVO'OvO or 4c9S
~ s yugn SlOo e 9i hrr9p5e6Ity Hss i i
4 an M ~ ~ - y q, f-'Vvv'vO" anu iiGS2S7
I y .nl, : e 6 SyRt ~ on ehch SluO,
Iinl NJ W .I2.IV''vvv CuulS "u
IN naid IT,. ~ US vi tut auo' y Nj
A onnty NV ,,''.v hsl I'M I'M
ID mni tbcir i.to{.i. - s-o,.j,ins
IN fave, laval oiputiss Pr, III
esspd AMI ' coi, u unuG' tn's hC' s a,,
A and hV ,be . 800 mn ~ tne , s"l,
Is 10 asscss XXI ''c coi Htyet ,bo " sto3c
y D that tLSy shaii recn .'yV ono nne ,fomrtb
rate Of Commissions allowed Tor
~ and collecting the stnfe tox"
+ avs, 1850. D. SDl. The general
kes the total value assessed The
pa determining WANT rate of per
n On the same SO ascerlnined shall
TO an assessor, and two-thirds Of
- ascertained Is the rate which
plid him for assessing the
n ~ The other one-third Is paid
, IVY ne county tax. One-fourth
l 'a,e Of percentage allowed in a
a ow g ~ "a, assessing. state tax is the
K, jb nssl i9r assessing tax to meet
s. WITH Vp6,,3iS1eq1ness, and not one;,fourth
ssessms,,V,e p''ld ny state and coun-
IA generoi H 90, Oh same value made I'M
ii q coiIsc INV FOR collecting such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

n q rawson ls again TO be found az
his old stand. M. 3i2 Alain slreet serr-
Ing The public with an Of the delcaeiels
81 Inc season. including oysier'' Nm IN
game, etc. Iawson's popular les}rl NJ
The hungry y still mp 10 iae, si9lu1su, ~
It's culinary department ana tne i'u WI
ia general IA cordially invited 70 IN INV ,ise
sutsfy the inner man. heNee sfe- "''
and night. Polite attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

onVNIW TIsUHIVHs
Dallas. Tex, Jan. 94.-No opinions
were handed down by the court OF Grim
inat appeala today. owing 10 the Hires
Of Judge Hurt. Several cases were sno,
mitted. on Saturday a big batch OF
opinions will be handed down in all
probability.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
cornr on cvIL APpEALs.
Opinions Handed Down by the Fifth
District Court.
No pI.natch

speW Dispatch.
Dallas. Jan. 2i.-The Fifth district
court Of civil appeals handed down the
following cases today:
AGlrmed-I. G. Goodncr vs.. ] w.
Wnddel, receiver, from Collin county;
Western Union Telegraph Company VS..
Mollie CLARK, from Fannin county; Pres
ton & Mayo vs. Western Wheel Scr1per
Company. from Lamar county; Moses
Frieburg VS.. G. C. Ishell ct al, from
Hin county; Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railroad Company VS.. j. W. Roun-
tree from Lamar county.
Reversed and Rcmnnded-Ioh John
SON VS.. w. p. Beuerton, from Collin
county: Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany vs.. J. r. Murray, from Lamar
comfy: W. W. Glasgow VS.. Hin Coun'
ty. from Hin county
Reversed and Rendered for Appelants
Ezra Lippncott ct al. vs.. John H.
York ct al from Dallas county.
A number Of cases were submitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
MUSIC

cf.Assfc.L 0RCnEsrliA
Only Nne musicians Best music toi
alnraa sie. 1tnAs pherAl 400 N'Ah 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

Huutin. clothing. camp chairs co.'s Al'o
tents Al Anderson gun siess'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
srnoIAL Norlens


TUE HiAII NH IfNAh.
In the District Court February term, A.
d. ihNi
rant County. Greeting,
You arc hereby commanded, that by max
Tug publication OF thls citation In goml
newspaper published IN the county OF Tar
rant. four weeks previous 10 tho return dnJ
hereof, yuu summon Horny Bach, who ls
Nonresident VI tue STATE OF Texas. 10 b,
and appear before the District Conri. TO b,
holden Ia und for the county OF hrrnut, ~
Worth. ON the second Monday no February
A. %. 1894. the suinf being The ia,h day u
February, A, u. 1875 lie number holui
7uid tlun and there 10 answer the petition
Of SghiusH nfua q Co, q 1ru composed ul
Nathan Michael, julius william, Jonas
Louis, j, Seh0ss and George ~ lfsthil
nlcd Ia said court on the 9TH day of August
and alleging IN substance ~ folinws. to.witl
That nn laiy l. ISM. plalutns sold aud
delivered 20 dcfpnd1nt certain grOda. wArpi
aud uurrhundlsp amounting 90 the sum OF
S5hB hn that dcfcudnnt undertook and
promised To pay plnlutlm said sum On the
Isl day of September. lNlA, Plain ms pfal
for. the issuance o. o VIII u mtgehmenl
and foreclosure OF thnir attachment llen
and FOR cuaia " suit
Herein fnii not hut have you then aud
thnru before said court this writ With yOut
return thereon showing how you have exc
cutnd the SAINT.
trlct Court ~ Tarrnni county.
Given under my hand aud seal Of SAID
court IN Fort Worth, this 2ld day Of Jan
uury, A, u, iSlt x, II AlcNArf,
Ciafk nlsrlc, Court Tarrani County, Tex.
by JNO q. hltANuM. Deputy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

THREE GENTLEMEN 10 oC.
supp tao conuteaRE frOui roouis. W
aialrs- Meals furnlshed u dealred. Fof
terms apply 10 Mrs. ~ J.. Aallne. corner
q Peach nnt HardslE firsetA. EE8l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
JUDGE HURT SICK.

We heard mechanic SLY that be would
moi be without Salvation OH Il kills palm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

py Virtue OF an order Or sale issued
ouf of mo District Court or Tatrant coun-
~. Texas. IN cause No. 1OSl tie Western
I1rtnafp ana fut' estmtnt company. limited
yr. NJ Mont Rely and u. N. Mullins. aid
I'D mo slh day ~ fnulrA. 1854 lnfF UPON
the following described real estate "a tho
propuriy ~ the above nnncd DEFENDANTS
to,Vlt Situated IN Iarrant county Texas,
4 Noshltt's subdivision OF block No. rs Of
The William WEIGH survey and Field hddi-
lion 10 die city Of Fort Worth.
1 win on the 9th day u February, lspi.
no same brlng the nrzt Tuesday In Feb.
ruary, 1921 between the hours prescribed
bv law for sherina ISLES. onor the AHinO
f6r sale Tor cash In front Of the courthouse
door Of 1arrant county, Texas.
~ A. EtiIl.sS,
Sheriff Of TnrHnt county, Texas.
by W. n. ltEa, Deputy sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

] Will RECEIVE nlpS ron TUE CON
atruoiinn of d twn,gtnry frame residence
until Wednesday, january a. 1904, al my
office IN Powell building, where plans eau
be- seen. Right 10 reject an bids reserved
81. A, SpoontH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

niAi+''" y 'N'''f NfN" 10 a. re-
ny virtue ~ nn order " sale issued
ont Of the District Court OF Tufrant coun
~, Texas 90 cause No. iu1h, x, l.. Brown
w. NJ. a. Blhkpy aud q. W. Alexander,
ana on the 2ud day ot January. 1914, levy
un1n tho following described real estate Ms
the property Of tho said above named de-
pendants, tO-wt; Lot No. nineteen 40 10
block No. one ~ ln Smlt James \ Dag.
gene addition 10 The ely Of Tort Worth,
n Tarrnnt county, Texas.
/ will on the on day Of February. 1874,
tho same being the hfst Tuesday In Feb
ruafy, 1901 between The hours prescribed
by ihw Tor Snerins Sales. offor Tho same
for sale Tor cash Ia front % the courthouse
door " 1arrant county, Texas.
", a. EuLESS,
Sharin OF Tarrnnt county. rc1na.
Dy W. NJ. ili1A. Deputy shorif.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
-. nuhnnn srAMrs. &c.

~ fou WANT ANYTHING rs THAT
une write the Fort worth stamp COM
pany el9 Aaln street, Fort Worth.
lrt1as.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
JEwELnns.

n e. HAIL J'wELEn.. CHEAPEST
Ne. Corner Nain aad Eleventh. streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25

TIE WORLD HAS FOUND THAT
TiCiiENDHS ANIIsrpTil ENulf tElt.
nut STOPS pain. heals wquuug hurna.
bruises. cuts, cole. poll foci-trii
uaiiNa. hofiH barb Wirl cuts. Ask Jour
erlisFist for free Sample and circular.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-20
Were They Supervisors 4?

To The Editor of the Tribune:
At the last regular meeting OF the
School Committee, along with other mat.
ters considered, there was some discussion
as to whether the grammar masters should
continue to act as supervisors or attend
to their own proper schoolroom duties, in
the course OF which, according to a pretty
accurate newspaper report OF the proceed
ings published the day after the meeting,
the following dialogue occurred:
Judge B.-Who gave them the name of
supervisors?
The Superintendent-No one, except our
critics.
Judge b. do not core to side with out
side critics just yet.
This question spa answer have excited
some little comment and inquiry,~rn he
course Of which the following facts have
been educed: Early In 1898, about May or
June, circular letter identical in its
terms was sent to each OF the four gram
mar masters, Immediately after 1t had
been determined te enter upon the expert
ment OF supervision by the said masters,
OF W which the following Is an exact copy,
emitting irrelevant portions:
have thought | ought 10 say word To
you regarding the recent action of the com.
mttee in giving you an assistant. The
thought has been To help the teachers under
you and improve the schools. General super
vision of the rooms in your building is given
To you, and you are expected 70 spend "A por-
tion of your time in them.
Your own room, and your own pupils,
however, remain a. before, the chief objects
of your care Your assistant may on occa-
sion, and when desired by you, give ilustra.
tive lessons and, exercises in the other
rooms. (Sigucd)
This letter was official, in that 1t came
from the recognized and appointed head
OF the local school system; was addressed
to those under his direction and control,
and was so understood and interpreted by
them. 1t is quite possible that the in
struction, or privilege, was exceeded by
those to whom it was given, and it is very
certain that in some instances ii most as
suredly was. Now the question arises,
and 1t is fair one, Is a person author
lied to exercise general supervision"
over others and outside of his own proper
sphere, supervisor? IL not, what is
he? ANOTHER CRITIC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-20
HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED.
Cause Is Somewhat of a
Mystery.
SUPT. FISHER WON'T TALK.
It Is Said the Building Is Unsafe
During High Wind.

Superintendent OF Schools Gilman c.
Fisher gave orders to Principal Curtis OF
the High school this morning to the ef-
feet that the school would be closed for
the ensuing week.
Mr.. Fisher received his orders from the
School Committee, and when seen by a
TRIBUNE reporter he referred him TO
Messrs. Tobie and McGregor OF the COM
mittee, saying that be knew nothing
about he matter.
Neither MIR. robie or Mr.. McGregor
would say anything except that a special
meeting OF the committee would be held
tomorrow night.
II is well known fact that the High
School building has been in an unsafe
condition for some time and that Inspec-
tor OF Buildings Wllmarth has warned
both teachers and pupils not TO remain
In the building during high wind.
MIR. Fisher said today that the build
ing opens about a foot at the caves when
there is a strong wind. He said he knew
nothing about the cause OF the school
closing, but was simply acting under
orders.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Senate Again Refuses TO
Meet the House.
Mr.. FREEMAN'S LTIMATUM
Hearing Ordered on the Pawtucket
Election Cases by the House.

In the Senate today there was hardly
breathing room, so crowded was the
lobby and aisles with people to hear the
arguments on the Grand Committee reso-
luton.
A few matters OF minor Importance
came up before II, however, and the first
was a resolution by Senator Roman au-
thorizing member of each regiment who
participated In the battle of Antietam to
be appointed on the board to locate the
monument on the battlefield.
resolution providing 5000 for heating
apparatus for the Bristol County jail WAS
presented by Senator Coggeshall and sent
to the Finance Committee.
Senator Davis OF Pawtucket then called
for the special order, the resolution in
viting the Senate to go into Grand
Committee for the purpose OF counting
the votes cast last April, for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State,
Attorney General aud General Treasurer.
Senator Davis addressed the Senate in
favor OF the resolution and scored the Re
publicans on their position.
Senator Freeman said the Senate WAS
ready TO join the House In Grand Commit.
tee when the House came and asked them
To do II with clean hands aud restore to
membership Messrs. Landers and Hoxsie.
1.-THE House did that the Senate would 40
into Grand Committee, but not before.
III the House did not the Senate was
willing, he said, TO rest their case In the
hands OF the people.
Senator Miller answered the argument
OF Senator Freeman, and pointed out
most conclusively the sbsurdity OF his
position according to facts, law and com
mon sense, and that under the constitu-
tion there was no other alternative only
to proceed and without delay, accept the
invitation and give voice to the will OF the
people as expressed at the polls last April.
The vote was taken and the resolution
was lost by strict party vote, with the
exception that Senator Watson OF James,
town voted with the Democrats. The
Senate then adjourned.
House of Representative.
In the House today the only business
done was the passage Of a resolution pre-.
sentod by Mr.. Robinson OF Pawtucket,
authorizing the Committee on Elections
to hold hearings in Pawtucket in the
contest now before them. The House
then adjourned on motion OF Mr. Potter
OF North Kingstowp.