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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
rur Lmsnrz MURDER CASE.

Special Dispatch
Waco, Tex, Feb. 7.-so much hns been
tuid Nhu So many changes have followed
one another w tho llpahltz murder ense
t WV. u stands at present Ia a most unsatls-
The sheriff aud police ana oresrs who
nave KEPT their concentrated efforts working
ON lhr mystery ever since The hloodtiy decd
was done, " course, have their opinions
nnni 10 NJ care 10 discuss the matter yet
IN INC public press
Notwithstanding the officers have mat
WIN duicnltles nj every turn, they have nut
lost heart ana confidently eXpcet In thn
near future 10 heat down every barrier
anu nrlhg me midnight assassin to Justice,
aud have the law yindicated.
sheriff Burke tndy said no VIVA n litte
luhyled 10 account for George Wilson's con.
tcHhpn ana subsequent denial lie IL ar
me opinion that the Gazette hit the mil on
me mend today when Il yenmrcd the uplu.
Wilson plainly shows this by his lntpnsc
ehcltnhllily aud hls wnrpnE Htatempnts
Ihrrc Is circunstantlil evidence IN tho
Aheliue possession that causes him To rain
g th'nk tue ncEolndian guilty, Tue Key
FOUND On tho half'hrprNis porson M ihC
door OF the Lipshitz house perfectIv ana
Mlt' lAWhltz Identified Il al belOnginr Ia
heFs u " purely speculation as Ia hn,y t,,
HFossiolooded man obtained possession OF
Wilson Is In a condition that ory or.
Win large physique conld scare Mn he
nervous Mslpm being In such a condition.
,nAt one cnnuot walk within ten feet az
nlhl without stopping On nerve nrura.
,tNry ~, ssnoShlng 4 he fears ANYTHING. he
lpNFe me hlg halfhfecd will eject MS a..
cape aud kill him. Wilson.
Nounly Attorney lilalr who IA In posses
hiNh ~ MI thN evidence, proposes 10 nrnhe
We matter 10 the bottom, but nj the nT,,sent
''ne expresses the opinion that there IS NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

Last night Rev. Sam Small preached
To a large audience, though not so large
us on Tie previous night. on account
OF the bad condition Of streets and walks.
Rev, small took for his text Isaiah
XIV verse y; Woe unto him that striv-
EN- with his Maker God is the an-
THOR and Sovereignty of law. Tie supreme
sovereignty Of the universe. We meet
This fact In our every walk of life; the
law OF God is in our very being; 1t de
ternlnes our nature and all about us.
lie spoke Of the disregard of the laws
OF nature, and said TINT the mnny
troubles anu Uicissiiudes that befall many
people Were caused by tie disobediencn
OF 81, me prescribed laws of nature.
~ ING pol1t was Illustrated by reference
" the horrible Johnstown cntasthro-
phe some months ago. when many
hundreds of people lost tleir lives be-
,ere me death-dealing and rolling, wntery
uHloWs' Many of those who We're saved
sad he, hnt had lost their loved ones
cursed God and tore up their Bibles
because the Lord had permitted the terri
w NJ destruction Of life and property.
M.hat had God 10 do with H.? Every.
thing that ante-dated TINT awful eveS,
nad been warned; the law of God oper-
99,eIi God had nntl.ing to do with il.
y was SImnly a disregard ia ful6lI fbe
lNWs OF nature, as given hv God. If there
y, US a lack Of discretion In its constrnc.
ZION 1t WAS tie men who neglected Tho
laWs, and IL was not In Col
u was Just such Transactions that M.
cnr 70 us daily that the prophets warned
Us Woe unto the man who goes ont 10
"a ile against God If a man must
npglt lot him fight with his canals
~ Hod SAYS woe 10 the man WHO ZOOS
ont 70 oppose his laws. II men Violate
me laws Of Fort Worth they must ev-
Vect %. nay the penalties. So II Is with
nc violation Of the divine laws: 10 eel
necessary to ttaiisgress the laws Of thnt
.nlo war against sovereignty IL Is oniv
soyereignty and Z, is JUST as true witi,
our relations with God. Sin Is thc trnns.
s,lfssion Of the law. and there l. M
1oneting the fact that the sinner Is an
lHar with God, has nut himself against
'Wi alienated himself from God.
AR. Small then Illustrated Ills mini
ny saying that The South thought II
e se conduct affairs by itself. aud its
hnI's were rim Into the ground and
tuhrlArn OF, Now the South Il paving
ane penalty OF disohedience 10 law II
10! only had 10 suffer the consequence,
W mad TO go through the ordenls of 4
!, o,eoastrucilon. and had to come hack
~ restore her citizenship. If man
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sins against God he N (
through the same process h y
1t is the rule of warfn \
tons that he who bfhn 4
light must receive the olr
the old prophets said 10 &
how You break the sifl
you make war against NJ \
i were better you had nrH
TransgTession against "a /
hellion and revolt agaiaa
When you find Gods N
gress 1t, then You find ytua
man and a violation Of iAr
man and a violation OF NJ
much n sin as the viohiz
the commandments that val
the stone
There Is a man drinki1gI|
don't he take down his \
quit rebelling against Ga' 4
you drink liquor you tn.
didn't make the human I'D
should he invaded by whiN|
built TO take care Of vi
who tell you whisky Is Il
system, simply lie. WhH
a One-horse doctor pumph; \
the system Of patients ygsf
down that he Is driving I'D
dcrtnker, the grave and d I
charging them for It beside +
of doctors are frauds and |
drummed out of town. Y
amy of these old doctors i
them come and see the. lri,
time with them: ] want i)al
class Of men. and when ] 4
with them there wont BE- ~
thou IN rrcnsn q dalf hrf
God made man a man E1
ton complete, and be lHs
stomach as n receptacle ~
There are many Old mtn ~
with their lives afflicted Gag
Of whisky, cursing God s1irll
about their condition. ghr 4
had nothing TO 40 with L
run mp against the laws dii,'
the same with some woa0
come dccrepit and slcklJ Il I.
sophisticated atmospbefe Of "
wearing low-necked dre,st Z
pers. drinking iced chinalI
hot oysters, forming a tH
bust the stomach of a biqlf
again attending the theAis n
the worst sort Of barn1llf1,
sociating with n class thy
a buzzard of the lowest y
his nose and get ont.
Let q man try to I've Y
process than Denitence q
he'll make a failure Of u.
one way for n man 70 feia
that Is to lay down bis 80
pentance of God.
At the conclusion q
invitation was EXTENDED W
sired to lead Chrlsiian i've
ward. About twenty o. q,
sponded.
Services are being ne
o'clock a. M. and 3 AMI :.
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rII1nYrs AnnrsrEp.

1IFTIWT III8TIIE'Wa
Corpus Christi Tex, Feb. 7.--For the
past two or three mouths ouse.brelling
has been common occurrence IN THIS city,
aud IN spite Of their efforts the police were
unable 10 locate the perpetrators sheriu
Whclnn took the matter In hnnd and de-
termined TO ferret out tho robbers. lie
succeeded In locating the chief Of the rob
beers about nifty miles In the country near
Alice. His nand Is Herrera aud he belongs
10 MahOnoras, and his accumphce was
woman, iiie wife OF another Mexican. whom
Herrera bud stolen from her husband. A
large amount Of stolen property was found
ia iIerrern's possession. lie and the w0-
man were brought 10 town and placed ~
jail.
It Is believed that their capture VIII lead
20 other arrests aud result 10 the breaking
up Of the worst gang OF thieves that ever
Infested this county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
ArTERNooN PRESS MEnrINa.

New Orleans. la, Feb. THE southern
Afternoon Press bureau met here today
win Il. w, Brown Of the Louisville Tlmcs
rs chairman. Twenty papers were repre-
sented
The following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT j, Pickney smith, New Or.
leans. Niceprcsidcut; ~ II. johnson. San
Ahi9nl9,, general manager, r, W. brown
Nannah; treasurer, Fred l.. Cox Mobile;
yINsnuie committee, J 4, Smith. 4. =.
Johnson, 4, w, Brown; directors. ] H..
1hrsh' galveston; "a. II. lirown ilttlo
it.oek, Ark,; u. N Cnhaunis, Atlanta, Un.s
Nhnles. Birminghnm. Ala. J, ".
mMshlfSse charleston, 5, c.i a o. Toy
Tenn, II. Nj Mclniosh, Albany. Ca n,
w Archer, Richmond. Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
LITTLE l1EKI


The rattle for Raisers
place tonight AZ 60i Hoar
n,-,... oI,lr "A
Telegram lSy;Tl 'V was IN he clv
.., Az =
Want A 90. rs eal y, W n n
bran; delivered rec y r
city.
TRY the Victor egg ~ n
market; Sc per ton. FL I
company uyaI
Screened Colorado VIII
for cooking at SO per s'i I
coal company. Il,
A.. non feadine s,och
1; are 10Y y ~ dee = 50s Hoall' 2
Want y , 20; : * w bay.
eAaiiii'ie ' :. ~ \
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MExIoo's MAuDr onAs,

Mexico CITY, McNico. Feb. T.-Mardi Gras
celebration here was brilliant event. lhe
boulevard iasco de la Rcforma was
h0OQl people. Three military hands PLAYED
at linerent points along the Pasco and the
exhibition ~ wealth and beauty was as
large ns was ever seen In this city. rhere
were hut fcw mnskcrs on the rasco. but
That variety or entertainment which II cus-
taman WIS In fall sway NJ night at thn
scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
KNIGHTS or PYrnlAs CONVENTION,
gunrisI plsnntrb

Waco, Tex. Feb. Next Friday the
Uniform Rank Of the Knights OF rythlns.
known IN pythnu lore AS q brigade, aud
stan and reglmCntal officers Of each III
vision, will meet In convention IN waco.
Col. j, i. Mann Of this city fully rN-
many ladies' 70 attend Extensive arrange
meuu have BEEN made for the entertain
ment,
The prime cause Of the meeting u to
make arrangements 10 attend tho national
cnrampmeut az Washington city next Au-
gust, though some other Important business
may be- transacted
Col. Mann NJ the Second division has re-
eeivpd nu Invitation from National General
Carnihan Of Indianapolis 10 attend the
meeting 81 Southern l'ythnn brignliers nt
Washington uoNt week. This " compile
mCnt 10 Col. Mann, us only hrieadlgrs ure
supposed to attend such meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

Special Dispatch.
San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 7.---Anderson
Harris, a colored hack driver, was found
dead on the box of his hack in the sub
urbs this morning. Harris had bad
some family trouble over the visits to
his house Of Austin Brown, another
aegro. Brown hired a Mexican, named
vidal. to kin Harris, paying him there
for the sum OF 81 90. Vidal according.
last night hired Harris to drive him
o the suburbs and at lonely spot.
where Brown stationed himself TO wit
less the tragedy, Vidal drew his pistol
md shot Harris through the head.
Brown was arrested on information
given BY the daughtcr Of the dead man,
aud Vidal was also captured. Both con
tossed to the deed aud are now IN jail
Harris. the dead man, was an ex-police-
man aud was well liked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

tie In the statements Of wilson and nitis
IN The way OF satisfactory cviden,es ~
Radford. There has been no puiu""~' w
yelnpmenis IN the case today.
capt. Blair mtndons one circumstances
which bears against l,adford- -,
In talking with Mrs. Lipshlm and listen.
the murderer. he betsime convinced thar the
latter was left.handed or held me weapon
IN his left hand. l,adfords ilsnt mana -
somewhat crippled and be admits ne mas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
TEN PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Mur1erers, Horse Thieves aud Train itoh
bers Break out OF the Norman jan

Special Dispatch.
Norman, o. r., Feb. ten prisoners
made their escape from the county jail last
night. They Ind IN some way obtained
saw and pocket knife, aud while in the
corridor sawed into 40 old Iron ecu anu
ont Of the same. Then. picking mole IN
the brick wall. they were az liberty.
Fuller and James who were Ia Tor mur'
der, robbery and horse stealing. aud We're
supposed to be members " the Dalton gang,
were doubtless the leaders IN the escape.
Sheriff smith has been very successful IN
catching bad men. but equally unlucky IN
keeping them, this being tho third success
ful delivery within three years. Jniler jack
the prisoners 10 remain in the corridor az
ter dark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

He Critlclses Mexican officials for Their
Proposed hull Fights.


By Associated Press
city of Moxlco, Feb. T.-The government
Federal district of Mexico hus summoned
Mons Albert samson, editor OF the I.echn
Du MeSlma, freuch daily papor OF this
capital TO appear before The correctional
judge az HELEN prison 10 answer grave
charges. The chargcs are prcferrcd NV
Senior Camnncho, president OF the city
council Of Mexico, aud other momhers ~
tho hyuntamenin who consider themselves
and this city slnndpred, The trouble grew
out or structures laid upon these officials
ON account Of their rccent action In decidlnr
70 innugufate hull fighting IN the CITY IL
Mexico under the official administrator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08
IN THE CITY.
DOOR OF HOPE.

At the Door of Hope last night Mrs.
NJ. n. Futile made an eloquent appeal
TO the uncontroverted, and as Il reward of
Christ.
Rev. j. w. futile will conduct the
services tonight. All are invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

court has affirmed the sentence NJ A. a.
johnson, who was convicted NJ tho murder
~ j W, klmbro aud given twenty-five
years In the urultrntinry,- Johnson comes
NJ good family or Columns. lie was
merchant here and a prominent local puli-
ilcinn. The murder WINS the result VI
difficulty between JOhnsOn's and klmbto's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

A Number Of Them strike Because OF Nine
Hours Work,


~ 7N07WVITTVT TTTTHs
cripple creek, Colo. Feb. Tho Ana.
condo, The Gold klng the Rnyur tho
Strong Anna. the Lee and tie Granitp
iniurs closed down last evening. as the
miners refused 20 work nine hours with
the closing down Of these mines about
100 moro miners are thrown out Of employ
menti There Is not q nine hour mlncr work
Ing, More Than half the properties nre still
- per cent Of the miners working for wugrs
arc out on the strike.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-08

BY Associated Pres &, az
St. Pctersburs, seooscslpl
with a capital o., o a qIasi I,
a large steamsa,i i. ners
and the Uni'ed dnriuf
the Russians "
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,



r r Ncyland, Greenyile: w Hunter.
city; A l. Weissinger, city; William
CRANE, Clc5urnc; Il NJ HAMS, Kansas;
w II Way, city; Il Borteett, Harbor
Springs; l. l. johnson, Birmingham: II
w Ellis, Columbus; II, J Baker, San
Angelo; w Il Sl0ot, Dallas; II II John
son. Kansas City; j Il Jennings. Kansas
City: Sam Lane. Oklahoma City; 4 S o
DoOd. st, Joe;A & Retchey, st Louis:
George kecer. Omaha; !. VI Steere,
Dallas; Il - Carver, Henrietta: ! Il
stephens, GaineSville; II III Dickson. u
ID Farmer, city; q j Fumey, Chicago:
W Il smith, North Carolina; Q G Crater.
New York; 5 h Jones. st Louis: ] X
l4ultue, Louisville; l. Vase, Springfield.
ID Chesmun, Terrell; NJ French. Denver.
w p johnson, ST L0uis;T Ii Daugherty.
Abilene: w II ChOckely, Dallas. /
Abrames. st Louis; q II White, ID u
Swearlnger, w ID Gorden, Quanah; w
III Bledsoe, Clcburne; IL n Blakney
Henrietta; T J Coyne, Abilene; Miss III
Hnrril, III Paso; ~ II Guilden.
Cincinnati; George Stone, Galveston: II Il
Garrison aud wife, Salina; j ii Knight.
Arlington; @ ID .lOhns, Texas: u 4
Walker ST Ilonis; :. Il Bowen. Poems. a
II Lyons, New York; w Y Nng,e
Houstoni w Freedman, Nashville: Il
q Pay, Kansas City; NJ l. Carter city,
X l. Benson, Chlcagot g NJ PAYNE. city,
y Aau.lNAAf AaN7A tsuNs q w Parker
city: II NJ Robertson. Rovie. y
Nicely, Comanche; yH Corrigan. Wichita
Falls. "''e'ii''
MANSION.
II l. Frey. fort Worth; W II Nro,,s
Kansas City; u l. Iipseomb Gre4,e
vine; Il + Wilkinson. n Ionis NpSPTE
Hendricks, city; II G Cahwe1 Ps,i
more; Il L Ellison. city: n S,d naiu
Newton, Kah; r f Headricts an n1'' u'isI
Marshall; w Scott, Egan: NJ NJ n.y. ~,,e'
Csehurne; g A Chiffon, Dnbgn ppu9,
McAllisieri city; I. r. Panhoy 49, \
= Jones Wichita Falls; ! II Is, ~
Abilene; ~ l. Gatlin. Al,fonoa.r 'q ~ \;
lcCannj st Louis NJ q Cer,,j III ~ X
Louis Y Hearn, Bell Plain. >,
Kay, Q,scago; Robert Ellison y ci,r a y
X Mcclair. Abilene; h N lily ~ y
Louis; George Harvey. Il lurst n
Z Brqner Kansas City: ] w ems GUS; 9
Mendian' w II Perky aud - i'uTr,aSll,
sam R01lck, Texas: / lf ~; t;4ani
Ranger 2 b Stroud. Inn.,e. Snholson,
peh hillsboro; Mrs NJ o Nr,s W rs
u MSGilvay. Austin; WIN pm sr,'nl Frost;
ian; Z b Austin. Chanting. NJ ~ Nerd
Vohi j. II. Belchcr, Hearie,ttts' s Du'
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Reversed and rendered Tor hppeliAnl-
II. W. Dudley ct al. vs.. A. u. Jones
ct al. from Hin county.
Reformed and ailirmed-Monte Pickens
vs.. j. II. Anderson, from Grayson cOun-
ty.
Judgments by agreement-City Of Nc
Kinney VS. Francis Emmerson ct all
from Colin county; Texas aud Iacihc
railway Company vs.. Henry Il. Jones'
from Harrison county; Texas and IA
cihc Railway Company vs.. Moses Bar
bee, from Harrison county.
COURT or CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, Feb; John Segars
vs.. the State, from Brown. Affirmed,
James Dawson vs.. the State, from
Lau,nr county. REVERSED anu ~
q. +. Rollins VS.. the State, from
johnson county. Affirmed.
l.. I.edford vs.. the state, from Palo
Pinto county. Reversed and reminded.
IL. H, Mcmahon vs.. the state from
Denton county. Reversed aud re-
c z. II. Pitcher VS.. the State, from
Eustland county. Affirmed.
Wade Bishop VS., the State, from
Stephens county. Reversed aud re-
j. r. Barlsley VS.. the State, from
',Liu" RRt},,hail vs. tbc State fran
- 'nln wv a, NOD
G. j. Loakman vs.. the State, from
HtN'' 'oI'l ", MN ~ tho Stote from
1, ~ d lN,nNi''", lin,,, i'' ''''''
81 ~, ss,,r,sar Ne tho stat, fran
p,,ti,s crrntv Reversed and remanded,
iont,in Smith vs.. the State. from
johnson county. Affirmed.
M comfy Reversed md dismissed
ii i Wan1eli VS.. the State, from
Revar conntv Reversed and Dismissed
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Srr,ns,s Of opinion rendered nv the
Sg uoi,sJis a., Nnstin Jni,n ~ S,syton
Iin'sS i,,,a.itns' n n Gainrs AMI n i
81 ~. l'S,'Vo c,i,fa iustirrs. n \ Morse
htoN"' "s''e''''0
ia, Z. 1pornis va Iourtz NIros -
Z, 'nl ~ - ~. nm, ,,in,,. NVhcn ia fnr,
NOV ,,t,,in, was delivered tho text hooks
xxx vI,,,, I,. dcyoted TO The law of discoy-
erv yere not at hand Since the fling
w WY u,, y,a have prnrnrei tho mi
~ VIZ ui 'o'lleID"r, 10 cpniJo ,,s to mako
luorluSs n,s.'s a,,s,,,i,,tion of tba nnes-
Wl eNnAvsuhe it that ,o Joa,r IL
sun WIN n,1tf,,, so,ne evnressions of
W"pel " ,itirn ,vitbont changing orr
W',;iir,, AZ tbe cnso. In Tare on dis
ulspNslloh VI ON 4, a. 1oiJ do,,,r th,t a
c9'ery lpake A. III, in oid ~ snuc
Wso9NeIS svcceeiing sertion Il
!rial but ~ a., - s',,,e eariy csses
l. SAID thNt 'ue , ~ =, tha rnie thot
which appear M Yip nri,. IN, Civnn 10 ~, nse6
a discovery WIZ wv! ~ 49, 10 hescj
MS evidence ~ VIM n, I,r. Roncrts name
mainly on p 49, ~ inmlcv and
Mountfort vs.. Taylor. Protector , Us,
lmmley ana NV W. - 20 q, ottoIntn5
for the discovery % Sgois a. "a thc crnNn
io.on when W. Nj fo. tbe goods ~ nm
IN the one case NV ~ H., enr,,,,,Nrssith In
outlaw ioriS nv t ,pV an6 natnre of that
me other tns eSnlained in Reeves His.
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DEATH ON THE DEEP
lhgltd Dslstse vhassly Ialy n.
~ LIT MI u6IG


AUCKLAND, n. Z, New. l.-A6dlSissal
deeails regArding ~ less Il ~ WniEapa
have bssa received from ths paassaesgs
arriving heeo. The steamer s1suok q
miouiahs during heavy vsathsP anA vhsa
. rough 60 vas running. Ths passsuosss
vses eroassd ~ Q shsck and rushsd y
tssser upsa ths dssk, vhsss ll1s hslas
vses ssevsd cut and ps1eaFaAsuas uoAs -
lower the boats. Several boass eapsiss0
while bsins lovsrsd. Ths suv shso -
70 work eonstFueting rafts and Faa lino
ashees With sssas dt0eulty. Thsv 49,
esedsd n ssssuino . numbsP e psspis.
Many pathso1s and heaEtssoilne sesass
were Witnessed, eepssially With knshon6D
and wives and passats sad eAil6ssa. Dss
thsee vas No panie. u was vilA ~
sFsatest dil8eul,y thn1 ~ bsAas vsso
launehsd, - hsavy ssos vsse esaelnunly
bssakine over snd thsy vssU go -.
meeBed, thus seadssing sessas nsss a.
cult than svss. TAe No sal>s vego 81
addft, sed b meaas q tAs0 nany vsgs
SAVED. Othesg e1nnG - impssviss1 ss1>s
uasll rescued fse0 ~ shess.
Whsa the peassa0sss susAsd - daek
many sougAs refuge - ths hsilos e ~
steamahip uatu ths hsavy soas svoD1 .
numhss evsshsasd aaA sanssd thsas -
ahle - AnA plasss n ~ baoGD q = -
rats % eseaps 70 ~ siogi1o, Whsso ~
Femainsd until eaglseak.
Thsss b % deuht nnny nsso passear
esss would have beea assWnsd - h -
bssn fee ths 0allanAgy g two ssamsn, ~
swan ashoss win ~ No hy naans q
whish . Stout Feps. vhish vas ~ h1se
n he vssk q rsssas, vss haule1 ash1sA
Nearly ell ths susvivsss rsashs1 ~
sAees b W ssantisse slssAiaa Gsanw.
nAissd - ths rssks Ohsssa suh1A1ling
% seaaess vhish vsse WaGhs1 sahsso
frsa ths vsssk. Whsa ~ dlnnsow -
esms kuewn 70 ~ Nassis - ~ 1nnl
thsss natives lannsAs1 small baaAs 81
sueoeeded b ssssuiaea nnmhsese peso1s.
Asslslaaee was aaally eeoafns1 esUo rbgs
Fitseav and The survivors, g ~ WaisaDa
vsss hssaeAs hssA Elsvsa panssagsuu
A26 > QcNAaQ ~ elpZlQa. n
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WATERLOO. Oct. Si.-The meeting In
behalf Of Anaconda this evening Was
called TO order By B. H. Hend, one Of the
old time rauchers OF Madison county. In
o few words he showed that tho rsncher
Of Madison county should vote for his own
interests. Butte and Anaconds con.
sumed tho products Of tho ranches Of
Madison county. G. II. Smith showed
tho relation between the rancher who pro-
duces and the miner and laborer who
consume. w. J. Weeks also showed the
relation between organised labor and the
farm. Tho meeting was largely attended
and very enthusiastic.
RED LODGE Is WITH Us.
Special Disp Itch 70 the Standard.
RED LODGE, Mont. Nov. LIE. s.
Booth and B. 7. McDcvitt OF Butte adj.
dressed large crowd hero last night.
Livery man, woman and child Of this
place and many from Norris turned out
10 hear the two gentlemen advocate tho
cause Of Ana"onda. The audience was
very enthusiastic and listened atteniiycly
10 the speeches. which lasted several
hours.
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In the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Tho cash bal
auce in tho treasury at the close OF busi-
ness to-day was sio7 SOILS. The decrease
is accounted for by the payment Of over
5000, 900 on interest account.
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and autocrai Of all tho Russias. who suecssded
to the throne on the murder of his father by
nlhllist conspirators on March II. issi. was
born March 10. isl5. lie was educated ut tile
Russian universities, trained In military aifars,
and hold . subordinate command during the
Turxo- Russian war.
since his e.evation 20 the throne he has sell
dom appeared In public. but has lived In the
closest retirement mt GatchlnA. being In con-
slant dread OF the marhinations of the secret
societies Of socialists His coronation took
place at Moscow, May q, lss3
lie married, In isCs, Mary form
erly Mary sophia frederica Dsgnar, daughter
OF Christian IN, king Of DenmarN.
The nlhilst conspiracy has eoniinet the atten-
ton oi ths ears government 10 home affairs.
and his aim has been 10 maintain amieabls re-
lations with f1Iegl powers. sill, he rrprc-
>ents the feeling that Is Intensely Ru>>liu q
sentiment which might give Il more positive col
orlng t. his foreign rogry were he free from
danger q! domestic revolution Nihili>ts are
punlsgcl with unrelen,ilg severity and at times
the governments rcpress.,e measures sceta on
the verge " success, but i : only IN appear.
anee.
Tho national strength is paralyEed By this In.
Igoatf,t,sI ,,t. the Nj rfL prys