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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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ben beremte 5aneberer peb 22oe Wi.
6i9an acknowledgement, er aisuuet
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pere &esimentsianen, itjsnt tppe &iiler
bar retteoe mob bans 8rpit, inotil bans
Srpit, inbtll bans poerOroueoe officer
befalebe bam at a~flepere ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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ale 3ele al Stnten beretter, at Mas.
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anrette itgrre Staoe ianr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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8artiet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22

sieblitteIi9. Gpnderne iOriuanot oer'
paa, ioet be loo 2iset b9nge me0em
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us Der iorbleu bet inbtil nalte Rcraen,
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bar reti1rbig, Os be so maitsreoe
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at barre no8le of Spsn COTTONWOOD
Sails bebite Nproere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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Telaer az 4nlitreiten.

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en- at Sc Itsrite 5abritunter ! Sl9er'
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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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8reIioent for Miblano RatiOnal 8ant
Ga Reolem al bet berGmte Neopat.
uinesfirma i aanias Gitp, bar sipet
$685. til Children's Home, en- Total
9el9jgrenbebSanltalt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22

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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-22
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
10 rnpnnAL rnoops IlknLY.
The Cripple Greek Row Must lie
settled by Colorado.

inc tflUDit ArtFk NOW ht
settled by Colorado.
BY Associated Press.
Washington, June LII the Colorado
people rely upon the national govern
ment to use It's military forces against
the Cripple Creek strikers without ap-
plicatlon in due form from the gov
ornor or legislature, they win be sorely
disappointed. Although no application
for Federal Intervention has yet come
to the war department, they will be
absolutely without result II they do
come. The reason. as explained by the
war department. is that there is no
authority to be found in law for Fed
eral action. The issues Involved are
regarded as purely state and not ma
tiOnal IN their present aspect. The sug-
gestion that the national government
might intervene between Waite and
the sherin's forces under cover Of sec
ton 52S9. Revised Statutes, was soon
disposed OF. That statute WAS Trained
IN reconstruction days 10 permit the ma
tional government to 90 into the state
10 protect any OF It's cltizens when
they were denied protection by their
own state officers. IL was embodied In
the army regulations, but in the first
ease that arose the courts held that
the act was unconstitutional. ana so
Il Is OF no value at present The opin-
ion prevails In the war department
that II Governor Waite violates the
law he can and will be restrained by
tho state judiciary, and they ART look
ing for some such termination OF The
present difficulties. This may be done
by restraining order. or, as has been
intimated IN private advlces from Col
orndo received here by n very high
official, by proceedings In court that
II successful would result In the lieu
tenant governor succeeding 10 the chic
office in the state. Of course, N cas-
~ Threatened disturbance at Denver
the people would be amply protecie.
bv the presence OF the military. regard
LEGS OF any action OF the governors, 10
there is sufficient warrant for the uf
az troops 10 protect United States pror
erty. and this would involve the MAR
tenance OF good order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
YESTERDAY IN rnn HOUSE.
The Russian Trcaty-rhc state Hank
Tax mn.


By Associated Press.
Washington. June 1.-The house
passed today the senate resolution d.
recting the secretary Of war to trans
init to the senate reports OF any SUR
veys or estimates for the construction
OF locks or dams In the Mississippi
river between the Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis railway bridge and
the Falls OF st. Anthony which he
might have in his possession.
The senate bill providing for the car
rying out Of the award OF Paris tribu-
nal Of arbitration for the protection Of
seals In Behring sea was passed.
Mr., Gear secured the passage Of a
bill for the relief OF A. p. Nj. Stewart.
resolution directing the president
TO give six months notice to the Rus
sian government OF the abrogaiion OF
the last treaty between the countries
was under the rules sent to the com.
mlttee on foreign affairs.
The house went into committee OF
the whole to consider the Brawley
state bank bill Mir. Brosius OF Penn
sylvania addressed the house. He de-
Tended the present national banking
system and deprecated a return to the
obnoxious and unstable state bank
system which had proved SO detrimen-
tai to certain sections OF the country,
notably the South and West Mr.
swanson, Dem, OF Virginia, followed
MIR. Bruslus and defended the issue Of
safe bank notes. Mr. Henderson. Rep,
OF Illinois. defending the existing ma
tional banking system recalled the
events OF the panlcs Of past years
under the state bank regimes The
next advocate Of the repeal OF the ex-
listing laws against state banks was
Mr.. Tucker, Dem. OF Virginia. who
took tho ground that any tax laid not
for the purpose OF raising revenue. but
TO XIII" on an Industry was an inn
proper law,
Mr.. Iselar Dem. OF South Carolina.
the successor In the house Of MIR Draw
ley, the author Of the bill. argued
In favor Of state bank issues
At o'clock the committee rose and
n recess was taken until o'clock this
evening, the evening To be for private
pension bills
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
rnxAs NATIONAL nANlSs.
What IL shown rs a Result OF tho
Recent Call.


Special Dispatch. ~
Washington, juno i. = Comptroller
Eekcls TO day bulletins the general
condition OF the Texas national banks
as shown In the returns from his call
for statement OF their condition at
the close OF business on May 4. The
showing made IL u good one. aud evil
dcnceA principally the revival OF
spring husineus. Money which has
heen boarded 10 Overlooking In the
banks thcpvrhout the winter Is lrav-
ing them aud soing out into the va
rious channels OF spring trade. For
instance. the individual deposits In the
Texas banks as shown by the call OF
February IS, amounted to soi. bpi.sas
Now they are only sso,Sis,ss6 This
last ef February the average reserve
fund held WAS sI.7i per cent This
has Como down 20 96.os per cent. SOME
OF the leading Items In the abatement
arc AS foliowa. Resources, loans and
discounts, sal 100 zoo. overdrafis. $i.pt9.-
dsii United States honda on hand.
81, in9, $50, atoclSa, securities. etc, 81, ia,-
pe6; banking house furniture. etc,
81. 800. lis, due from other banks
y,.t06,Sai. total specie on hand. $685.
Sii; legal tender notes. 2.a1g.51S. total
resources, dSso6,OGe.
iiahliitloa; Capital stock paid In,
sly sos, oOn. surplus and undivided prof
It's, sG,slSiap, bank notes outstanding,
xlhfh, iA5; due TO other banks, ta,i4p,-
bhii dividendu unpaid. Si5i07. mdi-
yldual deposits, $40. $40. bld, average re-
sources held, MOO per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
omAnrpn WILL NE AMENDED.
national Farmers Alliance WIN -
sumo Se,, Heapohsibiiities.

By Associated Press.
Washington. June IA list Of amen-
ments to the charter Of the Natioai
Farmers Alliance and Industrial unon
was flied in the recorders Office hrs
today. The amendments provide &c
farmers exchange 10 prevent the pre-
Of American grown cereals being nc
tated hy dealers IN Liverpool. hg-
land" the formation Of ore and INT
ming insurance companies among mrn-
beers Of the alliance. the eztabliehu-ni
OF the National alliance aid for Hickind
improudent members. a life insurance.
society FOR the members and 10 d.1se
ways and means 10 protect and beert
agricultural and Industrial claaHearhe
list was presented by Marion BtietS
chairman VI Inc exssrsiTc rofissss ;';-'ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

moss associations and examinations Of
the several cities OF the Union to orGnn-
lie without delay by mass meetings
similar 10 our own TO voice the scuti-
ment OF the great commercial intcrcats
affected 80 irlurlonsly by the proposed
income tax law"
Secretary Dwycr said he had letters
and tcleRTamH from business men and
corporations all over the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
run MONTHLY DENT STATEMENT.
Gold Reserve Down 10 s7s,0ta, aOT.
Net CASH balance.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, June 1.-The monthly
debt statement issued today shows a
net cash balance OF tii7.sbi, 1856, OF
which S'sGs3.267 IN gold reserve Adj.
vices Of yesterday from New York
show that 81, 100000 ia gold had been
engaged for shipments today. which
leaves the true amount OF the gold Ne.
serve on May ~ sTT 2a3 207. Today's
ndvices show that S2,250.OO0 had been
engaged for shipment tomorrow, which
leaves the true gold reserve at the
close OF business today AZ t75. 2gf.
This IL loss OF geld reserve during
the month OF nearly SEQ, 100000 Today's
debt statement EhOws that the Interest
hearing debt on June n WIS s6l5,0if,.
$40. an Increase for the month Of only
$3.50. The dobt on which interest has
ceased since maturity was fi,shs 800
decrease Of 5000. The non-lntafea'
bearing debt was $3.50 0ie 800, decrease
of f63I.23e The aggregate ~ interest
and non-lntercsi beafing debt was 81.
0is.oi0,560 decrease N sGi0.s79. Tho
statement OF the cash IN The troaanry
h rs follows. Gold, sifs.0g7 sI6; silver,
s5i2.b1i 0b4. paper, 800. 03i .iT2: bonds
minor coin. etc. SIC. as0. $780, against
which there are demand liabilities aR.
gregatinR sGG5, f2s a2s. making the de-
crease IN the available each balance
FOR the month T.2is,iio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

\ Dcncit oT Nearly seven milton.
A. shown.

by Associated Press
Washington. June la comparative
statement OF the receipts and eNpcndI-
lures Of The United States during tho
month Of May aud during the eleYen
months OF the present flseal year elbows
the Receipts FOR May TO have been ssa.-
o6oeal and the expenditures s29,7yp.1io,
leaving the deficit for the month se.-
1915. Tho receipts for the eleven
months aggregated s27oaTl,4io aud tho
expenditures saii.osoas7. leaving de-
tlcit for the eleven months Of s7O,b0i,-
pg7
During May 1921, the receipts from
customs were 5000 OJI ngRinFi $40, i2i.-
SGS durlnE May. 1898. The receipts from
informal revenue were si2.Oii 800
against sl1,2l2. i02 for May last yenr.
The expenditures ON nocount OF pcn-
sions were about sl,sooOOo iess than
for May last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
aulnr Anorr rlIn oAMrs.
Deputies ran 60 iut In m Appear
nnce NJ cripple Greek.

by Associated Prcnr
Cripple Creek. Col, Juno i.--Absp-
Lutte quiet rcigns about the camp to-
night. Not deputy has put In an
appearance. The Htiikors, however.
have rodoubicd their vigilance In
guarding their place on Bull HUI, AZ
Altman the atrlcteht military rule In
enforced. The opinion a. held Rener-
ally that the sirikors have lost sight
Of any effect Governor Wnito'g vldt
may have had and intond 20 mint
Considerable excitement was created
today by the appearance ~ six armed
strikers. the nrst 10 come armed into
the city and the aubpenuent shooting
Of ed Smith, q drunken railroad em-
ploye BY policeman. Smith viii die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
THE INCOME TAX.
Mass Meeting of New York
Business Men.
-
Mr.. HILL WRITES A LETTER.
Denounces the Tax as a Mis- :
cradle Compromise,
Aud Declares lie wn righ, II 90
the End, aud That It Has No Com
ncetion Win Honest ieRi.Ia-
uon-Rcseiu,ionS Passed.


New York. June 1.-The business
,ns meeting in Carnegie musIo hall
this afternoon TO protest against the
inrcmc tax naturs OF the proposed
new tarlf bill was botanic for the char
aoter OF the audience, number ANA on
thuaiasm Of those who attended, The
call was SIGNED by nenrly 500 reprcscnt-
suvos of the largest burlness interests
OF this city. 'rhe rlatfafrl was crowded
viii gentlemen influential In tho bus
mess walks OF life, Preparations had
been made 10 accommodate tho crowds
that had buen expected speakers hay-
ing been selected to RddivHe an over
How meeting, should this hun prove of
insufficient capacity. II was a meeting
disappointing but tho promoters waited
FOR the crowds to collect and the aponlS-
ms which was 10 begin az O'Clock
was DELAYED Tor half an hour At that
dime the auditorium contained 1900 poo-
.sl..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Washington. Juns The postofilce
at Paxton shelby county. has been dis
CONTINUED. mail 70 go VIA Apiyey.
G. -. Brown hos h=e-. e.sssss.olnted s,,s=.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Passengers from CALIFORNIA; suner "a
Heavy Lass.

Nv Associated Press.
Rochester n y, June LA dispntch
from pansyilic, N, y. says; MIR. and
Mrs, John spruunoc Of Oakland. Cal,
while on their way from California to
this village were relieved OF q bag con-
talning $500 worth az diamonds and
si75 IN money, The bag wan fastened
with snfcty pins to Airs. SpruAncea per-
son. aud must hays been wrcnchrd of
IN some manner by an expert hand. for
shc had no nnpNledRe who II was. The
bag was missed lust before reaching
Buffalo. Mrs. sprunnce left Tor Bunalo
today TO examine some iewclIy bearing
the description given. found IN pawn
shopA by deteotlNel Of that oily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

II IL Understood hovever. mat hts
tosti,onv ana M, he,.r ant no cln,rns
-. 49,, ,.1.. ,,,. ,...
"''' "'u w" ln"uV ~ ~. A"' e'"l-
mittee ADJOURNED until Monday TO await
the appearance OF witness. waite,
Cnston OF Wnkeabnrre pa who lima
been rcpresentcd nv hnylnr overheard
Inc ronteraation Mt me AriinTton hotcl
laHt March between certain United
States senators and members of tho
supar truyt Mr. Onston Inns exprtssrd
n Willingness to apptnr before the CONF
mittcc ana tell ali that he knows. The
persons whose names he may give will
be called next. Representative Warner
announced before he was sworn. His
Intention OF resCrvlng the privilege, AH
"a member OF the house, OF answering
only such questions us might be
.h9ught hroper seyerM u ~, 80, au, XIV,
nrlylleee md refueed 10 answer some
OF the questions which were asked.
wouId give No Names.
r,. .,,, ,..,,., u,., a. h,a
ihe V"'nu'i''eV NON'"'"
no power 10 make u mehpVr OF ne
house testify before n senate commit
too aud All TINT Il can do ~ TO Ger.
-, ~. 49,. 80. che. ,,,,.e n Ia
utN inc ihot I" 'nV "'n''
understood that one OF the polhN OF
which the committee sought TO obtain
a st.,,r,e,t from Mr.. Warner was az
!, ,he ino,tcnse brought TO bear on
hI,,, ~ cease his oppositlon 10 the sus
ar hn,,ntv mi mia failed. MIR. war.
NOR tnil no committee that large
n,nount of his Information came nom
conservation with mcmbors OF tn,
house. who were dlaeusisng the events
relating to the sugar duties, He wa
q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
|,.YSS>> mi /! ~ y
\, h'S AND i GO.
now no rnE PEOPLE srANDs


~ ofen their principles and pur-
|s their platforms and their candi-
| 4, are sidetracked by the manipu-
| m OF schemers in conventions. AS
As II may be able TO do so, in the
bed time left for that stupendous
| h The Gazette intends TO ascertain
The people of Texas stand on live
Itical issues ana in reference TO the
|didates for office. We viii not rely
| the orators and oracles for that in
|mation. but will go directly TO the
| pie
II want to know how you stand.
| Ne most important campaign IN
As since Its admission into the
on Is Just ahead.
Here In Texas the worldwide battle
he money standards is on, and
Hers OF national reputation are
|stering forces for the contest.
| he Issue is closely Joined. and this
tpaign will determine whether Tex
Democracy will support Lombard
| Wall streets doctrines OF finance
Fhether II will adhere to its ancient
~ Of a bimetalllc standard.
II earnestly request that every read
.cf The Gazette whether a regular
scriber or not,will fill out the ballot
Pw and return to us. The results
fhls ballot win be announced from
% day in the Daily and Semi
IDLY Gazette.
ddress Vote Editor Gazette. Fort
rih. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
NAMES NOR GIVEN.
The senate co,amitsee 4. Completely
nnfncd.
Nv A $50 rini.Ai Iar..a

ny Associated Press.
Washington. Jane Representative
John Dewitt werncr Of New York was
before the senate sugar investigation
con mittee for ar hour today lie took
very decided stand when the tariff
was before the house In favor OF free
sugar, and the change In the bill in
that direction was the result. very
largely. OF his EFFORTS. Stories have
been published TO the eject that at
tempts were made In the interest Of the
sugar trust % AnVe him desist from
his opposition to the sugar schedule and
MIR warner WAS questioned Us TO the
truth Of the stories, lie refused, how
ever, when he LETT the committee room.
TO divulge the proceedings Ia commit
tee, or state what replica he had made
TO questions us TO the influence OF the
trust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
washington June i.--Additlonals
william a. carnahan Waco, McLen-
nan.
Mexican war survivors; lncrenHc--
Henry Nogt. TrcderlcksburR. Gillespie.
MeSionn war widow. Isabella Piper.
Manuhaca. Travis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

.pphant once meant an Athenlan
,nnavn1 onioiai who Inspected The
|'a''on Of figs.
|inr s@ted that pail OF water con-
|s,,ss : handful Of hay. II placed IN
Il :, nete thsre has been syuokinE.
~ofp all the odor Of the tobacco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Gazette Hntiot.
|irk gu. the names OF the candi-
Is for whom you do not wish 10
/, as with an ordinary election
~ also the platform planlts to
|ch you are opposed)
For United states Senator,
brace Chiffon.
gold standard advocate.
For Governor.
PIN II. Reagan.
W. 7. Lanham.
|kwles A. Culberson.
|hn II. Cochran.
pm D. Mccall.
For Platform.
|pr free silver coinage.
|sainst free silver coinage.
pr an income tax
|salnst an income tax.
Pr the state railroad commission as
| !: the state railroad commission
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|tofloe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
, Century War Book.

" ,iuuaticn OF the thrilling
l1f eenhs Opening OF the Lever
IN o. a and the capture Of New
|ta1f Ian side by ADMIRAL 'arter,
,rmnra,r ,ntnIn AIbcrt iNaufx.
= scdernte side by Captain
ne tous.nou and the famous
lsrfs t,e.rgc W. Cable