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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22

nominated Granville Stuart OF Montana,
to be minister so Paraguay and Uruguay.
The salary Of this position is g. 800 a year.
1Granville Stuart is one OF the best known
pioneers Of Montana and his history is
closely intsTwoven with that Of oarlv terri
toriai days. lie ia nov in his aixti@th year.
having been born in Clarksbu g. Va, Aug
"a, 1884 Mr. Stuart was educated In Mos
c1tine county. IoWa. where hia father took
mp his residence ia 1883. In 1882 Granville
Stuart started on his hrst strip across the
continent. in company with HE father aud
brother James. The brothers remained In
California until 1851. when they came to
Montana, then Washington territory,
ley. al the mouth Of Gold creek.
Granville Stuart has the honor Of having
done the ffst prospecting and mining for
cold ia Montana, on this same creek. from
1858 TO 1862. and his operations there caused
the stampede which resulted in the settle
msnt Of what is now Montana. In 1868
Mr.. stuart moved to AIDE Ruleh. where be
engaged in mercantile pursuits With his
brother. In that wear Granville and James
vent TO Deer Lodge and ENGAGED in the
mercantile business until 1913 when III
health compelled Granville 10 retire, and
he then engaged in mining. In 1876 he re-
moved 20 Helena aud became connected
with the First National bank. Three years
later he went into the cattle business, ia
which be has since been engaged, though
not 10 the conc. usion OF other pursuits.
He has occupied a number of public posi-
tions IN Aontant, having been y member
Of the territorial council in 1872 Of the
houle Ia 1875 and 1859. president OF the
council in 1873, and always as a democrat.
Of which parry he has always been loyal
member.
When the Legislature created she Office Of
stated land CON missioner, Gov. J. X. Iools
selected Nr. stuart 10 nli that Office. His
extensive Acquaintance all over the state
made the appointment a most eIoellent
one. and while be was in Office he selected.
under the acts Of congress, several hun
dred thousand acres Of land for the state
institutions. His suooesso. who cams ia
with the change ia the state administrs-
tion, has avaIed himself OF Nr. Stuarfs
services as his assistant since be assumed
tke ofi3es
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22
A MONTANA PRODUCT.

why Montanisas should fatFsniEe Ara-
bella Fiour. Made tn neiena.
There are tso reasons Why hontsniaua
should pstfonizs Arabslla fear. In ths
hist slsss, - is a home pfoduot made out
OF Montana grown wheat. and In the sec
ond place IL has no superior for bread Aak-
ing. and Gill make as good pastrJ - 10 will
bread. 10 is the nnsst hour made In the
state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22
FIa.hs.a ceunl,,. Good orsal..

Special 60 The Indopendsnt.
kAnsrELI, Feb. 2i.-The county CON-
missi0ners sold to-dsy 100000 worth Of
funding bonds bearing sir per cent interest
20 Ihsis a Bauoll. OF Spokane. al . pre-
MUM Of $50. Other bids we're &. II.
Rollins a Go. and n. W. Harris q Co.. OF
New York, par and premium OF go. +. x.
Fulton A Co. OF Grand Forks par and
S25O premium; II. n Palmer. OF Helena.
par aHd premium OF $500. Composition
was lively aud the bonds we're badly wanted
by bidders. Thsis q BSrroll bear ell the
expense Of printing she bonds and delivery
10 20 be made At kalispsll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22

Prosecutor reason can you awe
for thinking that this lady dad not inaend
20 hh her husband when abe threw the
sugar bowl 80 himf Witnem-MslL shs
did hit him-Lifs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22
oiue,'. Opinion Of SILVER Certificates.

OlueY's opinion OF silver Certificates.
WAsWNotoN, Feb. n. In the senate.
Allen. OF Nebraska. presented a resolu sion
directing the attorney general 20 inform
the senate whether he had. In his opinion
50 the secretary Of the treasury, held that
sllvor ccri hcatoa we're not Legal money: ~
81 Co transmit the opin on with ali CORE
81 ondeuoe 60 tho senate. lt was adopted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-22
HON. GRANVILLE STUART.
Tie Montana Pioneer Chosen for an I'm
portant PIsos.

WAsmSoros. Feb. 2l.-The president has
nominated Granville Stuart OF MontaDs,
to be minister 20 Paraguay and Uruguay.
The salary Of this position is 81, 800 year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
THAT THE CONFERENCE.-THE
FIGHT WILL NOT COME orr,
SPORTS SAY IT'S 100 10 i
The Club Wants 1t Postponed to
Tuesday If the Injunction is
Granted, but tile Iujuc-
ton Not Idkely to
he Granted.


Nv As,oci,,o1 pr.
I,.t.,,, M ~
is practically Oh, said W. n. Uarlnp.
sporting editor OF the Police Gazette.
this afternoon.
'rbs o,i,i,,, 81 tt,,.t;,,.,. b.. a.,
,h,, ,,t,,, l''" W i''iu'us u ''H'u on
OF Kelly and the dolngs of tic club la
general. Every thnroprlii,r4I .p,rt
sb,r,s t,o o,g.,,,.. 80 ,t,t
s,S., t.'yvu ~, ii.Iu'pS 'na' 'he
N"' p"NN'N'lE on ~ Va Understood
mat Blake. who is The only member
Of Tie club that knows ANYTHING nhnnt
prize fighting. is nlso of 49,, ,,,i,i.,,, ,,,..'
th, otls 49,, tnn wa.
ntblrt,g IN, ito aE"lhat lhe lWsal
tween IN, 10, iti,uE IN V ml!eu ~
lie club peopit orr stiii tniiio,. iy''ii.sr
the ulk dors nal ,1,li "o "sul XIV
especially WHOM N ,-,r.,,',3 Nh TYNE,
nHOn oi stnte tro5p. ii NIX ,ii, "u'
thll The fght does not oernr w '''
And that's lust vhnf gnvcr,or
Mitchell has done. Al 5s,O H,ls oftor.
noon q second battalion of stnfe ,,ttnrl
800 strong, reached che city. Thr I'M,
TALON has seen service brfnre having
been ordered To Jacksonville t,yo yonrs
ago 10 aid tho local troops IN mcllinr a
riot They are what are known ns tbe
'trackcrs,' aud do nothing save To- obey
orders even NJ these orders ara 10 .,,ybil
gu YOU see lhc whites uf their eyes and
hre low
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
rIH noNp 1ssrn.


special Dispatch.
Washington. Jan. % In spite Of tBa
general Impression thar he viii refuse in
the invitation OF the house iudici,r,.
committee 10 discuss die Bailey boa'i
resolution with them. Secretary Car
Isle viii 20 before that committee ~,
Thursday and Stale 10 them infornailv
MS construction Of the law under Which
ne is 10 isue bonds. Carlisle said fbis
Afternoon that he had concluded Ia "a
ana he has prepared Ia take with hir,
besides, written opinion from Altar.
hey General Olney and a fnil tabulnteI
statement of department history and
siansncs. lie expects 10 show not oplv
MS inll power 10 sell bonds and his ri,.i..
70 use TIE proceeds for other than spe-
gle redemption purposes. but also t6at
I was the only thing FOR him % do under
the circumstances
Alr, Bailey * also giving the matter
very careful consideration and will mike
m argument Ia support 81 bis rssoin.
uon, denying The right Of the secretary
70 use me proceeds from the bond s1le
lor ieplcnlsiing q gold reserve which n
used Tor current EXPENSES Texas NOM
beers are particularly interested an ii.
pond question and most Of them support
lhe bniify resolution. All nns IA re-
ft ei 'e'irrs vigorously denouncing
one set OF resolutions Of nine received
by MI Hntcheson proposes 10 n,eaf
such measures with bullets IA ayeugIne
an outraged people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

mile west Of town. Messrs White and
Swearrngcn have nrmher OF mon brand.
Jug the cattle today, and when each head
has upon it The desired brand ami mark,
ley viii be turned loose on the range.
since The recent good raln in IInrle-
man, and thc ndioiuing counties, business
~ unnnnh il decidedly better and the
FARMERS are pushing wnr, on the farm
with wnewcd crergics. In talking with
several ot thcm in from different paris Of
the country TODAY. The Gazette man Is In.
tormgd that the whrht sown early M tho
iall heiore Tie rain lell carly IN the
months OF September and October n lonk.
ing splcndidlY and tlmt soWn sincc then
anu laid IN Tie ground ill now Is r1ntinr
ing rs green blades hieh enough above the
siMund 10 be seen q long distance.
Cant. w. J. NIcnoAnld. who has been
Confined to his room since December q,
ISsW, Is repOricl doing nicely today
itls many frlrds hero aud his cniire ,am-
panf OF ,rgngcrs who arc now located
at Ninariilo, ere very anxious 20 ser lin
out once more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
THE COMMISSION CASE.

Specinl Dispatch.
Washington, Jan. %. The outlook for
an early decision in the Texas railroad
commission case Is gloomy, and it now
looks as II The next state campaign wili
have to he fought without this issue
Tue hearing, which would, In the oriln.
MY COURSE oil events lave been had IN
pending the Hornblowpr controvtf.,,
Ihls occupied several months and results
IN the rejection Of ilornhloyer and liz
nomination of Peckham Tor tie position
By HE president. This Las, if anything.
sufleu np a worse row, and The present
tween CLEVELAND ana the NV York sen.
alors There is no telling when an agree
meht viii be reached. aud IN the mean.
pended ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
CYCLONE AT voCA.
dwellings, Demolished and Two
Probably Injured Fatally.


AAfHf nv
Ia, ian. Ca cyclone
~ % the southeast side of the
p Of VOca, thirteen miles from
IN a southeast direction, last
l'a' Y o'clock. Two dwellings
elllrely away aud the pieces.
u furniture, clothing, bedding,
scattered In the track of the
np.ller and family and Joe Elliot
w We're the sufferers. Every
poih families was more or less
Ter had her collar bone broken
serious ,,99us injuries about the head.
hh,ue boys Were very badly If
hlirt. Mr.. Elliot and family
I''1out very serious injuries.
II poy was carried several
|,,11ygt acrpSs fence and set
lle orchard with but a few
N, lines. One wooden frame
w Store h0usc of Shiller &
"oNn OF the foundation, one
~ around about fifteen feet
los through the house from
Inc stock of general mer-
.le store was damaged, per
Z, eat Other buildings stand.
@iiy feet away escaped in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

By Associated Press,
Washington. Jan. 23.-In the senate
this morning Mr.. Turpie DemocraO of
Indiana. from the committee on foreign
relations. reported fayorably the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That from the evidence and
popers before the senate It is unwise and
inc1pedient under existing conditions 10
consider at this time any project for the
annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands to
the United States: that the provisional
government there. having been duly
recognized highest International Interests
require that II shall pursue its own line
Of policy; that foreign Intervention IN
political affairs Of these islands would be
regarded as an act unfriendly to the gov
eminent of the United States.
II an, directed by the committee on
foreign relations" Haid Mr.. Turpie. TO
asl, the immediate consideration of this
resolution. II is the unanimous impress.
sion Of the committee. save for the dis.
sent of the senator from Oregon Dolph
10 the first clause. | am also directed
10 say that the resolution has no relation
TO the special investigation now being
made by the committee"
Il object 10 the present consideration
OF the resolution" said Senator Teller
OF Colorado. ut has not been printed"
Whenever that resolution comis up
added Senator Mills Of Texas, ~ shai,
ask for division on The question"
As this resolution may bring 40 con.
siderabie discussion" repeated Senator
Teller. cit ought FIRST to be- printed
Senator Turpie made an appeal. but
Senator Teller inisted. and the resolution
went over under the rules
The ill for the American commission
at the Antwerp international exposition
was presented BY Senator Manderson Of
Nebraska.
Senator PETERS resolution denying The
authority Of the secretary Of the treas
ury to issue bonds contemplated was
taken IN. and Senator Stewart ~ Nevada
smoke m opposition to the resolution
When AR Stewart cncuded the bin re-
healing the Federal election law was
iaken Up. Senator Wilson addressed
Inc senate IN opposition 10 the bin Al
rae conclusion Of Hr. Wilson's remarks
senator CullOm asked unanimous consent
10 take mp tile resolution Of Senator
Frv. declaring against Interference Il
Hawaiian affairs.
senator Chandler said the Republican
sile 5sas quite willing 10 extend time 10
Mr.. Cullom for that purpose and allow
he election bill 10 20 over. In fact"
said Mr.. Chandler, ! viii make even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
|ONN0R RESIGNS.
tctaL ELECTION ORDERED
FOR FEBRUARY 4.
|that Connor VIII be n Candi-
to Succeed Himself-Thls
,in be Before Barry Can
Get a Writ of Custer.
hpispatch

Dispatch.
J. Tex, Jan. 23.-1'he contested
4 y case OF Barry vs.. Conner took
sensational turn tonight, and
Furnished the surprise
/ regular meeting night of the
|t,cil aud after the routine bust.
been disposed Of Mayor Con
lsented his resignation, which
tpted.
h surprise was given. The
ordered a special election to fill
hey, to be held on February 1.
were only two dissenting votes,
Charles Kahn and G. Il. Bird.
specinl election will be held be
attorneys of Barry ran Sc
Writ Of custer, 1t IL alleged, and
peantime Mayor Pro Tenn A.
nran will hold the fort until the
n has been filled at the special
Bryan j. Barry may call at
pau tomorrow morning and de
gssession.
times are anticipated.
Is now a private citizen after
w. service, but the chances are
'Fill be in the race himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
A. j. BAKERS MISSION.
Snecinl Disnntnh

Washington, Jan, GA. J. Baker
Of Tom Green county. who is here on
professional business, has also an inter.
estlng mission in view. He says TINT
there IS some mistake IN marking ihe
charge made by the Joe Davis brigade al
Gettysburg, in which he served together
with many Texans.
lie accounts for this by the wounding
and death OF Gen. pettigrcw. In com
mand OF the division ut Failing Waters.
which prevented q report of the Gcttys.
burg charge. Baker says their charge
was more vigorous and disastrous than
Che Pickett charge, MS the Davis brigade
lost SDf men, aA against 57j lost by
Pickett. llc expects 10 20 from here 10
Gettysburg to take steps 10 have The posi-.
ton Of the brigade and lis gallant work
recorded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

- 7F""V7IWF'W TT77a
Washington, Jan. % "A decision IN
the south Carolina Palmetto irade marx
ease has been delayed by tho Rdj0urh-
ment OF the district court OF appeals un-
I'll the hrst Monday 10 February.
senator Allen, lp0pulisj Of Nebraska
SAYS hlH duties ~ a senator VIII not
knights of Labor III their Efforts 10 IN.
join. the lssnnnce Of bonds. but he has
advised the selection Of Judge Cole 0f
Iowa as the principal attorney. and viii
assist him With adyices against an effort
to cniDin tie issuance Of bHudl, and he
suggests an Injunction be aaked Tor
against The payment when issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

New York, jan; 2s Pony" Moore.
roll, Johnny ltclharit, r. ! Donohnc
Clarence Mccormick. Matte Chinook
JACK SlSslan A.. NJ Chapman IL
Philadelphia Par-on Davies and Joe
choyinsk have left for tho Jacksonville
hight Their train was made Up Of Ten
cars.
A pnrty n Fhilndeiphiaug Joined them
al the Quaker City. Fifty others aiso
started by another route
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
SCOTT, MoGLoNES MURDERER,
Surrenders at Houston-He Asserts He
Killed NIcGlone in Self-Defense.
VIII Run for Sheriff of
Grimes County.


Houston, Tex, Jan. 23.-Garrctt
Scott, who on Friday last murdered
Frank McGlone while his wife was plead
ing for his life, came in today, surrend-
cred to Sheriff Ellis and was locked up
in jail. Scott claims that when he went
TO the house quarrel ensued and that
while he was not looking McGlone fired
at him and missed, lie says he then
drew his pistol and killed McGlone,
shooting him twice over his wife's
shoulder and In the back.
Scott. II is announced will sue ont a
writ of habeas corpus, and If released
will 90 TO Grimes county aud run for
sheriff, a position he formerly he'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

l'cnnmbuc0. Jan. ~ The Mo DO In.
metro correspondent or ihe Associated Press
telegrnphH;
II y understood that i'reslent Pelxoio
has been anxious 20 have che tniied stnies
pfbiilnle between his government ana I'M,
lnsuiHthiei bui Inc latter couldn't act. rs
mated desire for arbitration IT II nav
learned today on good authority that Al.
mlthi "a CANA, tho rebel ndmia IN com.
mani OF lie iuenrgeni Heel, has requested
AMERICAN Admiral henham 10 act ns inedl-
tator hrtweon The Insurgents and tho Pix
orc government With view Of bringing
npDnt soiun understanding, linnhnui Inns
n0i been seen yet, but thefc n little M no
doubt " the iruih NJ the rumnr grrtt
shuhfnciiQn n expressed hk rvert bpHr
AOme clyll war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
MENICO TO ANNEX SOUTHERN
CAIIFORNIA


by Associated Press.
City of Mexico, Jan. GA move.
meut is ON foot in Mexico 10 annex n
portion of what is common Considered
to be Southern Californif ~ ehls re-
public. II is claimed g. No,. h,lin-
punishment of the Califorf 80. rs
off the coast Of Southern 'lc. II.
never been made by Spain "a "a
the United States. The il r.. N,
which the claim is made are 49,
Cruz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
Fo1EL ARRIVALS.


~ N W " IA
I II Booch. ~ Louis. NJ A Grouse.
= llngion. hou. y i Holt. Tylcr; A /.
Messenger, CITY. Geo a nosswooi, San
Antonio; w T. johnson. 81 Louis; / ID
skinner chIeago; q II Totes, st l.onis,
JOIN J. Beal, Colorado; Price Cross, New
orleans, Juhn Wilcy, Bellyuui / $ 'lndd.
Indian Territory. ] l. llamnlou. Grand,
NlvWDt II LOpney Cniurndu: q Aloka,
1licAgn, & u Head, civ; ' 4 plnnkelf
,Mcngo; w y Riddle. ST Louis. Al
iianon, Texarhana, w v WMttehoy.
ilhllns w Sanders, rcalSnl. 4 4 Jnr.
Wis, rcmG - Il Woodhouse. Weather.
lqrdi j n Spears, uunnah; Shinl IA.
Wilson, Henrietta; Mrs W n tlomfs
anu cllldrpi Amarillo. Henry Ram
Colorado. ! ! Bau. Houston; q i Ai.
defHon, CINCINNATI. y q Hunt Eash
MpdiE bradford. lNscushi j W
Snilih' NJ louisi HeoEe W Winler and
hrnihnr Colorado; Z u Paddock. Clyt
" u ,irnssclosc, lSlcr = s llnnsion.
pallasal Wood sherman, w II Rand
", Loult \ j Miller fnnkfurt, Ind;
g. VI Alephrooke. TrNns; Chnrla4 Il
iiond, Chicago; Ben Pegs 'reXnrknnn,
y u Nqrswell, Decatur; W II Bullock,
ilothi y a johnson. Docks J W Rouse,
lNilHvile; J 4 AlOWnlor Union civ.
=, Holly, Chicago: T. Moody. Comanrhe:
u smith, Now Oleans, q Kane. Hons,
tons w l. McAulry. Blllmrcr. u T.
Gnwnn, Kansas Ciy W A McGanghey.
l'nrccllHeh Van Slyhe. Dallas; 4 d
Scurock Clcburue. y u Hard. lndnn
JIrrriioNi Geo Gulehar, y w Worthnm.
~ Louis, a g pendcrgasi, Waco; " II
knowltun. Nnsmchusefte. ii ii Srud.
der, New York; = II Buinside, Wichlta
ltalls' w II Bragg liillsboro; ,lno IL
GrIllin aud sister. Itascn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
SPORTING.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

By Associated Press,
New Orleans, La. Jan. % Weather
fine, track fast, Attendance good. Two
fay0rites and a good second won and the
talent probably had the best o. the day s
work
First Race-I'iye and one-hat inrongss.
Harry Weaver won, Lucy Clark second
Titlin third. Time. 1908 81
Second Race-Iwo-year-olisi hree
furlongs Kussan won, Alderman Nasey
second, Melpomen third. Time. W 81
Third Race-Six and one-half furongs-
Marie Lowell won. Verbena second, Sim
rock third, Time. 1i21 II,
Fourth -Threefourths Of q nue. t,
Keno won. Captain Drane second Cai-
Walton third. Time, 1:l5 II. ~
Fifth Race-One aud ontlfourih miles.
captain Hammer wop, Mezzeilnt sec
ond, Uncle Jim third Time no;
Sixth Kace-Fiye and onf-h.n iur-
iongs- Lombard won, Fred h,S4o.ey
second, Billie Mckenzie third. lime
Los IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
GOVERNOR NoRrnEN A1Enr.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 23.-Governor
Northcn has received information that
the CorbcttAIitrhell fight would likely
take place in Georgia this afternoon. 40.
c0mpnnlod by tlie attorney general. he loft
for Ware county bordering on Florida.
lie has summoned the sLcrlns Of tho 9TH.
er border counties 10 meet him. IIe de-.
clares no fight shall take place iT Genr.
eia. lie md Governor Mitchell Of Flor
ida are IN close communication
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
1T GOES ON THE FREE LIST. AND
WITHOUT a BOUNTY, TOO.
SENATE HAWAIIAN RESOLUTION.
1t Recommends Policy or Nom
hterference--A Decision in the
Texas Commission Case Not
Likely soon-Texas Mat
ters at the Capital.
By Associated Press

by Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 23.-At the openinr
session of the house this morning, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Wise, the presidents veto Of
the New York and New Jersey bridge
piil was referred to the committee Of in
terstaie aud foreign commerce.
When the house went into committee of
tie whole TO resume the consideration Of
the tariff bill Mr.. Oates of Alabama
D, led attention TO the peculiar compIica.
&c mat had arisen, owing o the failure
y ne committee yesterday to complete
consideration of the sugar schedule.
some disrssion followed as to the par
namentary status and " was finally de-
cIutd by unanimous consent TO 20 ahead
VIII. the vote on the sugar schedule. nnl
after mat was disposed of to take mp
Tue Pei ding question was the Rob.
eflsoh amendment. IMPOSING duty ON
raw sugar aud increasing tlr duty ON
fShhed sugar as amended by Warner,
placing both raw and refined sugar on Inc
Tree INST. The confusion eutniled hy these
Nv inyohErteus amendments had first 10
De- Strengthened out
Mr., Dingey claimed that the Warner
nhe9dmehi was utterly inconsistent with
'he hObertsun amendment and should be
considered AS a Euhsfitufa
MIR Robertson tnnl, is,o ,,ta, liz.
maintaining tbut tbr c0n,.t az XS.,, mn,
amendment smplv vas T., H W Ir .an1
sugar on The frns lisf lc9vinr 80 'y rn,,'.i,
of his amendment ns imnn.,sI 'S 'u J,,t,
upon sugar below hi Dntcl sta,in,f
unaffected. ' '''''u''iu'
Debate ON tie mint M o,dor ,.,,,.,,,,,.,
an hour and half, ms ci,oi,, 'f BnaIl,,
stated the Warner amendmtnt wns yet"a;I
upon ns an amendment TO tllcRobcrtson
amendment. He was now asked. be
said to decide that 1t should hayebecn
voted, upon as substitute. lie declined
60 rule and submitted the question 10 the
house TO- lc determined whether ID Should
De considered as substitute or an
"lR,,e.nl1lnent
without division, it was decided TO
lfSlt me warmer amendment as sub
sulute' US EFFORT being 10 place all sugars,
raW anu Ieined, on the free list. II
w" ~ NlIrlru, lul TO w.
ihe cOluullttSe schedule was then
Mhfn up me hsrt amendment was
nlaue DS Mr. oates as follows; Strike
GUY w Iree INST coal, etc, and insert
tou'' pNulnlnous anu shale, 10 cents per
,on OF ,Nehty-eigat bushels eighty |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

'7T'0TNI IIT7VITVU,
for Texas:
Buckle attachment Samuel G.. Ander.
son. Fort Worth. Tex.
Combined cotton chopper and tultiyaior.
Henry G. Boslcy AMI !. il. Orran'
TingA.
sherman.
Rockwell.
ilame hook, Robert h. Swami, Yer
d Charn power Marion G. Taylor.
:, Wa ing machine, George r. walter.
BrOMnMc0d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
A SHIP ENCOUNTERS A STORM
BY Associated Press.

New York, Jan. a3.-The steamship
Germanie, which left here ON the 18th
inst, for Algicrs. Genoa and Naples,
returned to port this morning. On Sun.
day morning last in clear weather d
tidal wave struck her. completely wash.
ing out her state rooms and everything
movable was carried away from her
decks. The second officer was fatally
injured and some of the crew badly
hurt. All passengers are well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Louisville, Ky, Jan, 30 Capt. Bauer.
toned here, received notice from Wash.
ington today that Capt. A. IL Drnm-
mond, chief OF the secret service. has
been dismissed. 1t is believed The officer
now stationed at Cincinnati will be M
pointd as chief Of the secret service
as he. is strongly backed by Secretary
Carlisle.