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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08

kklem, ktefSi iptt d. pfAoe wat
nsbyL
lIfomadaA isieba.
spolkovy nAyladbi : San fanci.
sku rfipfayuje hfomadnou oblalo.
bu pfoti siem slAskhthm, ktefi v
sevefni Kalifornii ' 6ase stAyky
lelulnidnt rhrnfch pfidin rat6eni
byli a slice obialoyAni bodou . PFC.
kAleni obohodu mesistktnimu a 80
spikEuf IN d6elem kladenf pfekA.
,ek doprav6 rhsJlek postosnfch.
Umyslem dfadh nent pry stAykAfe
pronhsledoyati, n}bri poute potre.
stati e "a nhsllnosti, jiohi SO dopu.
still.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
yclkj po,ar il. Chicago.

yelkt po,ar Chleagu.
w stfedu ve6er yypuknul Y Chi
cagu dfeyaFskycb ohradACh, ror
klhjajtcich se meri Blue Island
ave, Lincoln ul., fekou Ashland
ave, polar, kteryi yxdor rycbIemu
xakroceni hasi6h a vsemozntmu
jejicb dsilf ton merou se rorsifil,
te pies 90 akrh dfevafskych chfad,
vice jak sest stavebnicn ctserch a
ujimajfctch, rniceno z skoda t6m6f
diva miliony dolarh obnhsejfcf sph-
sobena. Polar vznikl v dfevafske
ohrad6 firmy ) X. Martin d Co q
yzdor tomu, ze samem zarodku
spoxorovan, rozaifil se ton merou,
ze, nez hasi6i ma misto Sc dostavili,
celia ohrada tdmdf jiz v jedinkem
plameni SO nalezala. Skladiite
toto, m6ffcf $500 pfi 800 stopach,
bylo jednfm nejv6tsfch v Soustatf
skoda, znicenfm jeho sphsobena,
pact 40 temef ma million. Odtud
rozsifily Sc plameny, vzdor snaze
celeho sboru hasicskeho a nekolika
lodic pozarnfch ma ohrady frem
Brown IL Richard, Wells &
French, Perley, Lowe & Company,
Shoemaker & Iighbee, Johnl Spry
Company, Ed Hines Company,
conway & Company, w. C. B.
Pulmer, Whitmore Cedar Post CO.,
a Liemens & Halske, jez vesm6s
apln6 zniceny byly. Ma potlacenf
pozaru pracovalo celkem padesat
stfikacek a poaarnf lodice a pre-
ce trval cele odpoledne a skoro
celou noe. Bohuael vyzadal 81 tez
nekolik ob6tf ma zivotech; diva lid6
padIi do vody a utonuli, jeden hoch
uhofel a pluk. John McGill pc
zarnf lodice popalil Sc tax, 10 re.
mfel. Mimo tech osm hasi6ti bylo
bud popaleno, bud zran6no, aneb
dymem omra6eno, mezi mimi tez
6esky setnfk Barcal. Ztrata obnasf
sl,olo,o0o a 1900 lidf pozbylo pro
Gas praci.
Armada nezamestnanych.
Armada nezam6stnanSch an l50
6lena 6ftajfcf, zmocnila Sc v pond6-
II vlaku Mitchell do Sioux Falls,
So. d., jedoucfho veskery pokusy
ma zahnanf jich byly marnymi. We
Farmer byl vaz, ma nemz as 40 mu-
I'd Sc nalezalo, odepnut, ostatnimi
vozy vsak podobne naloaeno byti
nemoblo, an daste6na obilfm nalo.
seny byly. We Spencer podafilo
80 dalsich 90 muz6 . vlaku sehnati,
ostatni ssak postaviti 80 ma odpor
tax nezDyvalo nea ma vlaku je po
nechati. - V Sioux Falls pfipra.
veno jest jim policii peknd pfiyi-
tanf.
Proii hostlnskJm
New. yorskV arcibiskup Corrioan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
KRAJAI
tftk.llme Van I'D
South Omaha

tatWt A g. Wnif@s dabfa tatmf hfalah M FFaaha
To hfaa ms asllspa fattls tepofhyt pfgtisase al=
kAeb Pot ltiAms smsy by sA dobylss tu pt9ie ss
~ ttftt6 a. fn6f.
N0nth Omaha Live Stock fo.,
ladBm Unfei it7 Ixfhanga Bldg. No Omaha Neb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
Pod ochranou policeIni.

VelkA porota Y Chicagu podala
pondeli souda zpravu pracfch
svyoh a mezi jiuym tam pravi:
"Shledavame ie karban provadf sev
Chicagu nejyttsfm moznem ror-
sahu, pfi oteyfenScb dveffch nd.
delnfei policejniho odboru ndkte-
rSm 2 heren poskytujf vsemoznou
oehrauu pred zatykanfm a soudnfm
stihanfm." Zaroveh SO zpravou
touto podan souda dpln5 seznam
hereu, nichz karban vefejne SO
proyadf, obzaloba ysak nevznesena
5adna a to hlayne nasledkem pro-
hlasenf se pffrucfho navladnfho
statnfho, kterSz prohlasil, ze dplne
jest nemozn5m odsouzenf v pffpa-
dech t6chto dosahnouti. Bude se
tedy vesele karl anti dale.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
STAY yefejneho dluhu.

DIE zpravy, pokladni6nfm odbo-
rem We stfedu vydane, obnasel We
feiny duh 81. cervencem $l,o33,-
G,240, COZ jest s63,9o5 meme
nez pred mesfcem. duh, nesoucf
droky, obnasel $685., ,o42, 800; duh,
ma n6ja droky platit Sc pfestaly,
obnasel $l,S4o,s5o a duh, nezdro.
citelny obnasel $37o,95o, ,47o. Ho.
tovost pokladn6 obnasela STA
2ol ,766, proti cemuz k pozadovanf
bylo S655, ,l36,4l4, TAX ze vlastnt
pfebytek pokladne sllo,os5,352
obnasel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
Stara laska nerezavi.

B. f. Glover, bgvaly poslanec
tfetfho kongresnfho distriktu kan
sassk6ho, odfekl SO We ctvrtek strany
populistick6 a vratil se op6tne
strane republikauske, iejiz dlouho-
letSm Glenem byl. IA ddvod od-
feknuti se populistd uvadf, ze pry
strana ia opustila veskery zasady,
iez k organisaci jeff vedly, mimo ce-
hoz pry naldza Sc veskera jeff sprava
v rukou politickSch svindlera, kteff
k osobnfm u6eldm svym il zneuafvaif
a korruptneii 81 pocfnajf, nez ktere.
koliv strane iin6.
Po stayee.
We 6trnaoti uhlodolech okresu
Laurel, Kentucky, zapo6ato po6at-
KEN tSdne opatne pracf tim
stavka, n6kolik m6sfca trvajfcf,
akon6ena. Iornfci pred staykou
mtli so cent? cd tuny, pozadovali
20 centa nynf must sc spokojiti
5s1c.
Zemetfeseni v Kalifornii.
V Los Angeles, Cal :, poctt6no
v pond6li 9:ll dosti citeln6 re.
metfeseni, aniz by ale jake skody
spdsobeny byly. V Acton poetic.
ny zachvevy tfi tutes dobu "a
roveh vidati byl meteor, ohnive
modraye kouli SO podobajfcf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
yysetioyani zahajeno.

vysetfujfcf vSbor, sestavajiof 2
komisafe prace Wrighta a pana
Herman a Nortbingtona, kteryz pff
diny poslednf stavky zfizench ae-
lexnicnfch vysetfiti zaroveh ma
yrhnouti ma, kterak podobnym
sporam mezi kapitalem a pracf
budoucnosti uvarovati by sc dalo,
zahajil praci svou v dtery We Wash.
ipgtonu a sice vydal provolanf,
nemz dcel vysetfovani sife Sc OBJ.
jashuje zaroveh Sc oxnamuje, ae
prve zasedanf, v n6mz syedectvf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08
Dive bulovy se zboi'lly.

V Dallas, Tex, sfftily SO ute.
rS dv6 velke cihelne budovy ma
Elm ulici, jedne nicha dfadov.
ny Wells Fargo Express Company
q v druhe nejv6tsf grocerie me.
ate Sc nalez~ly. Nekolik osob
bylo y troskaoh zasypano jeden
muz okamzit6 usmrcep.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08

New. yorskS archbishop Corrigan
schvalil co nejrozhodnej znam6
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-08-08

thlem, ltefii ,ptt Do ptAce s,ai
.ataf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

is TO be cut down i0.O0OO00 this ycar
~ enough 20 put every Representatives
with rivers aud harhprs TO care for on
the. anxious bench. The tut has TO come
aud each representative scol,iug TO ward
on ns much as possible from his own
district
No appropriation is being hnrdcr fought
Tor than thar for Sahme harhor Rep
respniaiivc Cooper is doing cicctual aud
souiiauus work for t. knowing that Il
has 10 suf0r sure reduction. hht seeking
80 l,rop ihr amount allowed np as high
as possible
Today DEDICATION Of Denver capt
laiifi s iniercslcd In the Improvement OF
The Texas coast aud several uulf linz
wilnnls presented an elaborate Rrgii.
mont for Sahte Pass, The govern.
meni engineer had estimated ony ST..
~ S1u are necessary for the completion
OF the work and recommends that ST.
uunOu0 hp appropriated for the next
year The Denver delegates only urge
I'm the counting appropriation DO not less
than SNhupd and homo HAT something
IKE this amount win he obtained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

iy Anonplo1 Press.
plt4burg pn. Feb &C. -Fify,ane coal
miners convicted " Plotting ai MHnenrid
and l'nnula were taken 70 the prnitpntlnry
and WDkhnusn l0dny iu serve out their
Hrntenree. OF the nnvone i've were inkan
10 ihr upnlteulnry ana The others TO TIM
w0ikhnusp.
~ ihp prisoners had d Hiolld, Indifferent
l10l 1lir spene9 ln nnl around The JAN
were somewhat affpfiug. Ilr whiting
rnnn outside tho entrance nnd the street.
w front ~ the 1nl WAS crowded With tie
friends and fnWillea 90 The prspurrts.
Mhny We're crying and ~ the dqors Of The
fnil opened aud he long Hoe nf prlsonop
started on, tho crowd snrged forward and
attempted Ia rcnch thrf friends women
with babes IN their arms pushed ihrough
the crowd, hut The line was kent lniHrt
aud Deputies uormittCd nn one 10 come near
any " iln prisoners. Lamentations were
loud ann ilfrcc, ahl tears zen fn.t aud
coniunag. Vet ihpra was no attempt a.
interfere with the deputies ar 10 prevent
them from doing their duty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
BLAND
ROASTS
THE HOUSE.
He Declares that the
Filibusterers Are
LITTLEBETTER THAN ANARCHISTS
ri Members Who Were
Arrested
III Members Who Were
Arrested


Nv Associated Press
Nra.t3,,,,,,,, M 90 Nt,,rhors of
inc mouse uhHer arrest were l'h"il' wv
al. ,..-.a.... ,,.,.,,,.l,,,., ,,odar ia.
"s ",'H i"' 'H'i P''''N''''h'
call, II required four hours 70 accom-
phsh this, and although the scenes Of
turbulence which characterized
,.est.,5o,.,s nro,cc1irgs vtero nat repcatrd
yesterday proO''uiusS were "o' ''p''''"
today the proceedings were inily as lh'
tcrestng
Inc DonloPfa's were e''ueuuy "uAiO''9
when the house met to cNirlcaic Them
selves from the complications arising
nm, IN, ,ritnlassle arrest Of meuibcts.
......', a.. t,..,,,,i,i;,,,,,,,
put ny nalh movement rue iN'i''u!''''''
succeeded in preventing this until the
whole sitpatIon had hcen Thoroughly ven.
~, ~,
Perhaps the most interesting feature oil
tho dev barring Mr.. BANDS bitter all
49,. ,itt,,,.,,,ir,, democrats
tack against tno hluu9'''',s
was verbal duel between Mr.. Need anu
Ne Trrner over the question of c0IniinG
80 =, .,,,.s,i,, i,.t ro,, of fr,o.
quorum p"'''''' ''ot
cles. on account of the PROPOSED Bgi,nio-
cratic caucus to consider the uuNlSap'''''
OF adopting this eNpedlent al ,.or
discharged Mr., Bland returned to NE
silver bill but his motion imlcd aE'uI
for lack OF quorum lie only lneNed
two votes. however:
Although MIR. Bland still insists 3n
going ahead with the scigulornEe ~
many OF the Democrats believe 1t should
now be abandoned, and upless Quo'
run e procured tomorrow y would seem
thot II would have 10 be, That IT, inc
Dcnoerntir caucus does not decide 70
odopi some method OF forcing thc mem
bers 10 vote. or count them If iney do
nnt
Clerl, Kerr called the house 10 order
todav lie read Il communication from
Sunakor Crisp. who was suffering from
scyorc sore throat, and was confined to
bis hotel. appointing Mr. Richardson oil
' W. rcs "spclker pro tenn for to-day
WI, nar,,linr circumstances under
ylii"ob the house adjourned yesterday ans
H,,'rierlY scenes Ind attracted great
crnwJs 10 ihe aallerirs.
soon as lie Journal was read Mr.
oins fried when The proceedings
W. v,s,,,i,atsJ Yesterday. by adjourn
w ynen, W. was clamofing for recognition on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

By Associated Press
Washington. Fcli N INJURY Ia helnr
tnadu by the agricultural department
into The system Of road management and
road making methods in tho uued
Stntrs aud is meeting with invnrnnlp
results Among other THINGS the coon.
Grafton OF practically an of Che PRINCIPAL
railroads IN reducing freight rates ON
road materials has hrcn secured
An edition Of 3U0Q conies of imllctin
No, I, on Recent Road Laws VI t1e
Various States" has been exhausted,
and reprint has boon ordered. lnlor
nation Is being gathered for further
publications for which many applications
Op NOW on file,
Concerning some of the results reached,
Gcn ltpvsinnc, WIN is IN Charge of the
investigation, snid to-day. "a, appears
that while many short sections of good
highway are being built M ynrinus puriH
of the country with gratifying general
rhenpnrsH In rnFt AMI Freedom from
Mrdouauinc taxation, vet in some of the
states scrlous setback 10 the movement
occurred through failure of legislation
intended To advance II, ami rciird urun
for great results The optional country
road lnws. passed. In 1871, have nnwheM
proved acceptable 10 The county boards,
eXrcpi the Two countics Ia Michigan Yet
these boards urn IN close touch with ihf
people and duuhileas y0icc the popular
verdict on this legislation,
at Is clear, thNrctor, that THESE inWs
arc either In nlyanc of The nuhlc cluCh'
ton or OF ynriuuca with public iudt'
meut in the stttns cpuceru'd, AMI that
a new departure mnst be- ukth 10 iuur'
my prompt and general advance ln high
way construction In those siotfs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

BN Assncntrt rrcsa,
Mason, Miclh. Fob, a. rhe Investigation
nf the sin,c HnlHrlrl Ffluiaia culmlntupl
late ihis Afternoon IN rWrnng indictments
against ATTORNEY 'Guhrpat RIMS, Spcrttafy
~ state dunvhin static fSrastter llan-
hitsrr lnud Commissioners berry, Trunk
loilrr fcorue Maren nnd ueorgr "a.
liussN The hilcmrnlF Wrre r,an stFnu-
gcr inan yNpemcd indictmcut 80.
NNllnst MofsrF. Inachm lnuuNtgar and
hfirY Wdmhcrs nj ttf EAtu cnuyusslns
hpail ior the rrnnduhnt cNuylHs uf lNl
NJ mo salnry amendment contains 4rv0n
counts nhl aus foNyHve tyc+Nrliten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
TEfD TRAIN ROBBERS.
II All TO HAVE EXISTED
4 sYIN THE MINDS
4, .petectives" and a "News-
4, y.nr-The Detectives Sc
a Free Ride on the
sasngih of the Story.
pq,ich

4 noaiel.
4 ~. rob 90 "A verv clumsy
i'l'.' s'' 49,. A.. -.
4 3 roo the Waco and North
abroad nppears to be. 1t is
81 Nror,..,r Cor,n,,
= W u'uvi'i ~ '''', 7'' ~ ~ -'''''
nlfoad and Mr.. y. O.DeWey,
-. q the Wells Fargo express
M. s,or, ,.,s c.,rront bars
ine ''O'' We
. yesterday mat an atte'lp'ed
l,lb,ry was expected or had been
1 IN, .ro,y amt of ,hc fact flint
,,. -" 80, III. r.,
~ oeleel'es from -Nor''l eN"s'
q nothing could be learned, pa
i ,uspd A portion of the city with
|w..l,.,,,, and from tho st,ta-
'1's'','i' "'iu' ~ 'il Wv. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
clvIL sHnyIcn ron LAnonnRs.


Wushinginn Feb. ~ Or. Everett Of
haru tic labOrofa w the government
service placed undar the cifil servlee
laws.
A meeting Of the house committee on
reform W ihe ciYil service mas been
called ar urst Monday. when Dr..
Everett win call 80 Ms bill.
Tho inquiry made BY ile agricultural
danartmrnt into ilie system OF road
nngeniont ana road-mnking method
al ilie United state. Is meeting with
favorable resuis. The RAILROADS. have
terlnla.
Outfits for making Photographic copiee
Of the drawing rnl iuyenlionf were
ST 10 10 the patent Office building today.
The object r. 70 prevent people FROM
altering tho original drawings of nppliea-
lions filed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
rnE Loss ON rnE KEARsAn0E.

hN Nhfuclntcl li'hHs
Washington. Fob, I'll the wroo
Of the Kearwuge. tho navy and state
department have sustained j oeNelo
loss 1t was one Of ihc valuable points
OF the Odd wooden cruisers that they
could put Into condition tor service In
q very short time No mntcrlaie for re-
pairs could be found az any navy ynri
mr. any port, even 10 foreign country.
lhis " not trHe Of the moro stn.nliant-
ed steel ships, with their extensive ma
chincry. requiring hgb-Frnde, export
ski. to repair So, oven IN late ycar,
Whenever Il vessel was wanted in great
haste the wooden vessels worn called
into service.
Nrcady horr r. thik 90 ihc navy de-
pnrnneui about supplying the hoNr'
argo's place. and several pruirels have
been hrohched thut may find tioir way
tu congress. One municipalities ln com
struption of magnificent batilrship W0r'
Thy To perucuunte thr unine Ol the lNenr
surge ON thu navy lisL Another project
Is 10 build two or three lightdrnit sir0l
guub0ila about the size of tue Prircl
now dnlng valuable service iu Chimes
winters. Two OF cheese vessels could De
built for about gdONu1n aud " they
were stationed In tho Gulf Of Mcxleo 90
Mobile en- Galveston they wonll be-
Of intstimahlc value to the United
Stntes commercial interests. ne they
coWd be- sent 10 any Central American
port in a day or two and from thor
ANAL Rlae would hc economical 10
maintain From light draft they may
also be able 10 reach many points iuHc-
cessiblu 10 larger cruisers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

ing and cold storage company Of san
Antonio. Capital stock $4,000. In.
corpontors-r. A. Diifey, j Nj. Chill
tim and Amos Graves.
hevenue receipts to-day Si3T9 90.
The comptroller registered Sg00O worth
OF GeorgGtoWn wnierwnrks bonds
The commissioner today artbcrized tho
issuance of 100000 worth of Rio
Grande Northern railway company
bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
HAVING VIII nrco,In 4 cIum


IVY NN10VINT0U If0-H-
AhpuN ~ w. Feb 20 senator Henry
" CnHENhNll &c uien std n morning
hcfnre iraYius ihp city; %" unilto that 4
slHtpmcui has been male flni thrro la
disposition nmung The peulfu NJ ihuvi aud
Che college nnhuriilv to uiupurss he IN,
visitation uindp Into ihe criminal outrage
pripclrNtel hf The CWruol su1pnis. and
that the president of Tho college declares
ihr students have noihlns WIN tvcf 10 10
with a. ! shnu watch tie hpttor cosUly,
ana " HiOh u disposition continues nud no
convictions are made, ! win Introduce a
rrsoiutluu va ihn legislature for nn mycsti.
pnilOu on Vide scope Win u0wcr 20 one
gage export detectives nud U1nuari. 10
fr1uR CO. me thoir 0uirnups termed "fun''
ought 10 runsr and Ia any "ront / shall
try 10 amend he ncfnl coio by providing
d heavy penalty for any klnd n hnsingi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

WaIingion, Frh. % Representa-.
tive Snyrrs Is confined TO lis hotel and
suffering very much from the effects ~
Imperfect dentistry Ito bad been NJ
Attendance nt the capitol every day until
yesterday. although the present 0illiotiou
has been troubling him for month.
\ n. Finn was today appointed post
muster a. Bonita, Vice ~ w. Giles
deceased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
ELL1s couNrYs LocAL OPTION

waxnbachic. Tex, Feb. 23.--Ellis
connty's local option contest which eonies
on on the Bird Of next month, is beginning
10 warm up. There is yalk Of JOINT de
bates and circulars are now in press Tor
lhn mos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
MORE BANK wRDe "a
The Federal Grand Jury mdicts o.
Of the Ilanu National Bank for
Perjury and False State
ments


Special Dispatch
Austin, Tex, Feb 23.-The Federal
grand jury today indicted w. $ Dore-
land c1-cashicr of the Llano nationRl
bank for perjury, aud G.. W, kellogg.
president Of the same bank, for making
false entries in his repor. to the comp
tro.ler OF the currency.
NJ. l.. Wood was indicted in nine cases
for misrepresentation Of funds in the
Brady national bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
/. PARK CELEBRATES.

,i.1a Tex Feb. 23.-The Com
N ,V'ail9uet came o1 last night
llaaeed aud was n gnre-,ss
y x ..Ntelions. The hotel was
sas 2 utmost capacity. The
lasr 1911 mostly IN q sorial
XVI, 'i'er addresses were made
Eli n . syn Success and Judge
4 W. Y ashiugton's BIrthday Z"
~ n AZ. eaent recitaiions were
sssn M Webster and Miss Cora
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
GEN. cABELL AT HOME.

Dallas. Tex. Feb 23-Gcn W. L..
Cabell has returned from Honduras He
encountered violent storm NJ sea and
few Ilondurancan rebels, but Is none
the Morse for die eXcitlng eNperienee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
4 norBlr rnAqnDy
one Mon KILLED win nn Az, Auoiher WIN
tnn.


ly Associated Press
dnimtn Tenn reb - fhr story nj
double tragedy cumNa ffnm iiugheaiilln.
Mncon county Fuller Lawson, ma omp0ye
Of lirn iiuisOn folrl snue trees lntn
sltchm that VIVA iho dividing Tine hciwern
lluispn and ffnul, Cnnyrr fonYpr rniird
npnn Lawson nnd sild be mnai luit.
Lawson would moi. rnnyef then attempted
20 eholi' Lawson struck him with his MS,
ln1ieunr fnHl wound Finally rhnyfr
succeeded iu nririug two hulleia through
LnWsuus b0df md une through his head
killing hin 0utirlt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24

.i'f 80
~, w ueus' ~ ayn''I 'ns nsnl nl u,vl'
ueIs 10 constitute quorum " their
inesouce.
AIR, NNgorc wanted TO know whether
Mr. Rret htd nul mamant before ad-
mittod lhe right OF member TO rs
main silent
ntssri.fttiv " rrt,lisJ Mr. Iteei s,r.as.
li,.,u,. ",n,, ,,,,iin ,.iih az ,.,,,,i.,,e,,
4 INK hn .nmrn, ',,,i.rstcn1 s,bsi
vNNe' ""N'
say; lleessh,ot'
trust ne s'lu' NhN' lse uNNSe
WIZ take w9Inns ana nroceed IN AZ
cobuu'c VITA tlr constitution OF tue
United States, OF c0ursc after your
Nefiheaiion % VIII he difficult nut goh
political feeling tor puhhc good.
.Gumo hnck into ihe trnn path" he
said smlunely 'aud live happily ever
afterwards"
Mr. Turner OF Genrcia replied 10 Mr.
Rced and directed attention 10 the
validity Of warrants under which The
members had been arrested.
Mr. Dunn Of New dorsey asked " Mr.
Reed believed that ull the power lay
within the walls Of the house
Mr.. Reed said 81 think the house has
the right 10 arrest dclnQuents. Now
y, me como 20 thc decision, OF tne
eulWelno couFt mat eolANiNiOm PhpttMlu
y nor necessarily voting quorum lne
elnn" Question remMus, however, HNW
49,, w ~, 'n I'M, ,'n ,NV" W."
XIV 'sri iN',snN VIZ, ~ M ,s,nnsc r., ivusi
INA snenlcr thcn IA Ia ncrfcctlv rirbf
tiai "a. sbonii vb,e m exclude thc
sIeaRer from ihe exercise of that fpic.
tiou. Bui In th, absence oi any method
being ndopied. there Is one officer who Is
tie oreln OF The hnusc, CHARGED TO act
90 rs agent ana that officer very pro
merry gonnts thn pfesgn{T OF Quorum,
WITH 'ugte lH olnl WY u wv sen.gp'Du
".,,,',..,i ,1,n ,,s INA ,.i,',, A.,
S,u'it ts.e So. dc,I,r,d Shc rNnntipr
Il proper. Nm mon tbnt 4 thc action
III No heuse ~
SWIM iA gentleman from Maine par,
don another houiryg" asked Mr.. Turner
"Dnea the gentleman from Maine insist
that tlc speaker of the house had the
aHthoF',{ 10 ,l count quorum without q
ruH "i ll,s hNn''i
emo, no "a. ....,,...... am. .,, 81.
nyn wv s''i,lo,,e11h ulleIS VITA 'h'
'3i' 10 N,,,i.,...... am ...,
MN, 'oaa,..1l,,i, , ,' Ivl, i VIZ, reu'
n,',,o c,,,ri ,Dpi s',i nn, XIV ~
nreu,s .,urf iil, "a .,,,,r',,,, nm, ,.,,.
| Zines itseif to thc onestinW M bu,J
aud dccl'rl that present
| quorum WIS NJ constitutional quorum !
| want 90 gri Tint into "a RESPONSIBLE NUN.
| hpr uf minds nn tho other slide. and ihpn
We shall ba victorious" naurhtprl
| "Win thU gentleman ftnm Nuinr Der.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't wait. Boy now, whiln values nrs
lowest Having 10 settle an estate, I musk
give bargains on lots, stores, acroage in'
J. !. ROCHE, AdmiDistrator,
to3 Aialu strc-k
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-24
l s,rsTN MATTERS.

'l1ich.
n, N.a.FI'sb 23,-c,artered.
Y R,es 80 and Surgical insti-
'.,i1s Napiial stock Si0 ON
fs's. Wedeu Smith. remnle
c,-.n Burle-on St;,aia ,'pls
Al Sa0,0OO. Il neorn,o =. is ,....
~. N,sm b Tuils. n ~
~ cotton oil manufaetur-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
NEW BLOOD
IN CONGRESS.
YOUNG GEN wEO PROMISE TO TAKs
LEADING PLACE.
Two Cons From the S,aA. Missouri Claims a
Third sna the FosrA Halls From UhA-Tb.
Father Of the Hoass-Msn Who Rave Held the
Tide IN The Pasi-IatCs Holman.

WAsutNGroN, January -. - The
death OF the Hon. Charles O'Neil, OF
Philadelphia, throws the mantle OF tho
Father OF the House upon Hon. William
:. Holman, OF Indiana. Zach had en-.
tered his fifteenth term In Congress
Judge Holman first took his seat on De-
cember :, 1850. MIR. O'Neul nrst en-.
tered upon his duties on December e.,
1868. William bennington. OF New
Jersey, was elected Speaker and John
w. tOruey, Clerk, wnen MIR. Holman
began his career as Congressman.
Schuyler ColtaX WAS Speaker and Ed
ward McPhorson, Clerk, when MIR.
ONelll became 4 representative. Mr.
Holman served three terms aud was
dropped. lie was not a membe OF the
Ihirty-ninth Congress. lie was elected
To the Fortieth Congress. served five
terms, and was not elected TO the Forty
htths or torty-siXth Congress. Since
then he has served continuously. Twice
he was beaten by General Tom Brown,
a gallant soldier ami u hot Republican.
Mr.. o'Neill served four terms