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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

by the dietum Of the ettorney.ecperal
silver certificates are Invested Of any
legal tender character that they may
have possessed. How is 1t with sod GER
tlhcateaf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION
SOUTHERN cwcOLhTIOS

Entered at the posioHlce at Fort Worth,
Tex. as sccond.class mall matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
atio Notes.

~ assfuaan. the magician, is booked for
~s Seattle theaier.
= = Dixon, tia adaptor OF tom Saw
pays hogss. The grocer.
.asocFs powninR closed q successful
"a oakland last evening.
.saass 7. Powers plays the title role in
- SsS Boy" running In New York.
80 Pike orers Company viii probably
80 eessssWas attraction al Cordrsy'&
s.ssiai opens aa engagement 80 the
aw "'s~s w." my
fs.ss-sss has already been 4 Subscription OF
~ ,or the Metropolitan opera season
IS savayy Grand EDSigsA opera com
= : 5eoked Ter the Seattle theassr for
,,assa.4 fr0amaa's company vii shortly
sess--ass Pew coWe3y-dTAms by Saruoa,
To- Sa1eago critics praise Mrs. PoIteT's
|ssn,.ss togaay, they see great iu8-
l a'ss~eai "a he- acting.
opera company Viii open Cordr&y's
Ilsss Rouse tomorrow nsEht with
oeEgsF Student" A se.egTsm re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
THE Hope :.
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND Girls.

Morning session. $50 to 2:30. Held In
Proseh's ball, Niuta AMI James streets
Afternoon session. 1850 To 4 80. Held on Rea.
ton Hill, corner of Rose and Madison strests
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

The New TrAascsntinentai short Line,
Consisting OF the Northern Pacific Bur-
hngton route Via Billings, hiss recently
been opened This line shortens the Jour
ney considerably between Puget sound and
al points IN the Black Hills Country, in
Nebraska Kansas, Missouri. Arkansas
and All southern and Southeastern points.
IL traTerses q section OF country rich in
historic scenes and unegnaled Ior beauty
and fertility, aff1rding altogether a most
enjoyable overland trip. For tickets, etc,
apply 10 any Northern Pacific agent. I. a.
Aadeau, General Agent. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
sSHvsLY on HIS wAarEroo.
So1 uasnt OF tlunste yiessry. He stf1l
Relieves in Spotted Er~~rw

II. }. sniEely, the well-known Demo-
cratic politician and lawyer. who two
years ago ran FOR governor on the Demo-
cFstic ticket snd was defeated by Gov.
AcsTaE. t. IN the city, having come over
Irota North Yakima 30 argue case in the
United States court before Judge Hanfsrd.
" Zen seen last evening be declined 20 be
quoted ss saving anything on the political
sitnataoH ia the state or the failure Of the
FUSION Democrats 10 MAKE a winning. He
hnAlly consented. however, 70 be quoted
as saying that he believed the Democratic
party 10 be as strong now as ever and that
nj the next election IL would come ont on
top N good shape. and possibly with more
iauFeis than ever before. He said:
The Democratic defeat a, the election
just ended n due 10 several causes but
Principally 70 the prevailing hard times
and the inclination of the masses 20 stsri-
butte ali misforEuues that happen 10 come
on the country 10 tie party in power.
lou can also quote me as saying that /
am IN favor OF the opposition 70 the Re
publican party IN this state combining;
cal IL fusion or what yon may"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
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Charlie Shocks, a well-known siwash In
dian living near sauk City was in town
sanaay and in company with Jimmy
Jones, another member of the Sank tribe.
called az the Star Office to report tha
hatchery OF the father and mother Of
Shocks kloochman az their raneheree near
Care Horn. Ire cid people we're all right
and in usual health when Chsrile and
his klooeh ieit the rancheree Tuesday OF
last week, but when they returned
Thursday night they found the
ranoheree in ashes aud the bodies
of old 6oodcH and Annie partially
burned up. together With most of the be-
louxsngs Of Snooks'. The siwashez are
inclined to think the old people were naWF.
derea 10 Seesra possession OF valuable
hear hide that was stored IN the rsacheTee
and the house set on ire 20 cover the
crime. liz Is said that Jimmy smith aud
Sagk Tommy were seen IA tas vicinity
abont the tsrne the crime is supposed 10
have happened aad they are suspected.
The case viii be investigated BY ths su-
thorstics.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

August Schlicher. = lAhoTeF, was killed
At Louisville Saturday by an explosion 81
sas in = iire cistern into which BE had de-
seconded wfth a lighted pipe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
plAYS AND PLAYERS.
rE French and His Company
At Cordray's Tonight.
80 SEATTLE THEATER DARK.
-. A~usements for the Next Few
vssks-sIePhss's "Uncie TENS
Cabin Next Week

sbe seattle theater had It's doors closed
= =. week. and the prospects are that
v,li 20 remain for some weeks to
The amusements Of the week Just
- vere confined TO Cordray's fhester.
]. .h.eh Marie Heath and "a Turkish
a.. company held forth ali the week TO
- ha.tness. Marie Heath 10 capable of
- vork than the part OF Little Dot
80. her in "a Turkish Bath Her
-. il highly cultivated and. beside a
- rain OF dry hunor. she possesses the
..~er Of ringling with 10 deep pathos
-. suhaaces her comedy work, and it
...us : pity that these happy combina-
-, Of peculiar and rare talents should
!. sost 70 tbs public in such a vapId part
!. rat In "a Turkish Bath" The
q ,auchss Of artistic comedy and pathos
~s,<h she succeeds in introducing
4. ors or two OF her songs are strongly
.r,.ss.iys Of Lolita In her paimisst days,
80 in Dickens great opposite characters
= The Warehouses and Little Nell, 90
sanehsory represented by Lolita, Miss
u.a.a saould prove equally successful.
This 3. however, her last year with "A
Turss,h Bath. and next season may see
s.~ il a part better fitted TO bring ont the
,<..ns roxers in the little lady
The playgoers will again have TO look 10
caserar's for their amusements this com
ms xssk and the one to follow il. This
evening r. E. French. 30 favorabiy known
ID his city for years. will open weeks
Engagement with his own company, pre-
~uiing the romantic drama of "The Golden
,Isns.s With Mr.. French as Jack Mason, the
s.mb.sr. Mr. French with bis company,
a,geIy of Seattle talent. has been starring
through the Eastern states for the last
tao months, and from all reports met
With 9 fatiering reception. He will
change the bill every other night. giving a
repertoire of the plays produced on the
sosd. in each OF which his company is
eel up. The interest In Mr.. French's re-
|iprn will be enhanced by the temperance
LEI Eva Earle French, who will jon the
eoapany here as soubrette. Mrs. French
sss very popular and has hosts of friends
sho will welcome her.
For the week following French's engage
nsat Andrew McPhee's grand double
mammoth spectacular play of Uncle
Isms Cabin" will be the attraction.
The onsting of Al Hayman from the
tbsalrical business Of the Pacific coast by
he other stockholders in San francisco
b the result OF bad man agement.
ias principally to the pernicious habit
d sending out New York successes with
sssap people hired 20 take the places OF
Esstern stars instead of with the New
YORK cast This has happened with a
samber of attractions Of well known repn-
sson brought 10 this city with inferior
essis relying on the ignorance of the
pablo 10 escape discovery Of the fraud.
lsy naturally the public resents this
sort Of thing aud Mr.. Hayman has been
maas the victim OF hts own methods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

PRINCIPAL, Mss wiutesbourne (Frnbei Union
Graduate OF the Home sad cslSnlsl TrsiutBg
College, Iopcea, fngi anal. who holds King
con nfy tsachersf cert acste second grade.
Pupils received as any tina
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

Smokers. esk for "Cubanos" at Louch
Augustine 4 Cos. Something new in after
dinner cigars. pure imported Havana TO-
bacco; two for 2Sc; built for one hour solid
comfort. Try them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
Grand Epgll.h opera Company.


vac 81 The coming musical events of the
e'Asaasic season ~ the Seattle theater Is
sss afPearanoe ot the Tsyary Grand En-
go Opera Compnny some time during
- aeslaay season. The company IS
a'alsd BY Marie Tsyary. the prima donna
'sfAae, who GENES With great reputs-
seA /. SINGER IN Europe. The company
- an extensive repurtairs. embracing
eeas o;hes eneras Carmen" Faust. -
ass.isFis RusueAHs," II Pagliacci. Z"
tfavatore." ala Traviatan and
Nse'eito.' Among the other singers are
~1nA Narioni and Henrietta nreyer,
sfAaes; Mne. Thea nofr, mezxo so
go 4, / Guile. Payne Clark and
an Margeo. teaors; Helen Ven Dcen-
~ ana Doris Scott. eoatraltos. and for
s sssss ard baritones, William Mortens.
.'ara Hamilton. William Sehuster and
ssiey. The company is under tie man.
sslsns OF Charles Pratt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
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LuBIN TOOTH POWDER has
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

In the reorganization of disloyal Com
pany q. Spokane. two muuneers have
been taken back
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RE. French a. corar.y.. renish.

| = 4. French Mt Gordrsy's Tonight
RE French and his company will open
Q weeks er gagement at Cordray's this
syenins with the romantic drama. "The
Golden Giant" the same play SO ex-
eassissly rendered in the same house
| By George Osbourne two years ago. In
addition to his regular company Mr..
ltash will introduce in the cast Eva
/ Ere French, who has many adj
nifers in this city, and whose rs-
| Infp to the stage will be hailed
With pleasure Mr.. French has a repertoire
| q good plays well adapted TO his style,
mi As he aud his company have played
BEN for several months in various East
ta states, nc promises to give good,
tmooih performances. The bill will be
ehanaed every other night during the
sesk. as follows: Tonight and tomorrow
Wednesday THE Phmnix." Thursday and
fiday david Crockett" Saturday
ad Sunday ''Df. Jekyli and Mr.. Hyde"
thanksgiving matinee. "Muidoon's Pic
e. saturday matinee, "Davy Crockett :"
BE- opening play tonight. The Golden
aat, tells an interesting story. humor-
3 aasi pathetic. that clusters around the
Hssessson Of a mine discovered hy two
miners. Fha ono Is murdered by his
Afsner. and The dead mans widow comes
establish her claim % her share, but
Ads her husbands partner prepared 10
Blend bis claim. lie brands her as an
sFsnsasess, bat her cause is esponsed BIZ
miner, al old friend OF her dead hus-
aaad. A side story is introduced, in
sh'eh gamblers love for this miners
ssssF forms an interesting feature Of the
lo1 The swindleg who attempts TO de-
Raaa The widow finally meets his death
ias hands Of the brother Of the man
.seui he had murdered. aud the curtain
SIS On pleasing and natural denou-
sea- Z z Feench will appear as Jack
Sssoa, tAs heroic gambler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

prominent republican politicians
have been quietly informed during
the past week." said the Philadelphia
Ledger two or three days ago.. ..tha,
Senator Quay will probably be can
didatc for the republican nomination
for president in 1896. Senator Quay,
it is said. will 20 before the national
convention with n solid delegation
from this state, and will be supported
by the stalwart wing of the party.
which nominated Harrison in 1885
and labored zcalously for his cleo.
ton. and which cast its fortune.
with Blaine in 1892" This is quite
interesting, and the record of the
Pennsylvania politician for act.
which the most scrupulous would
not he apt to incline to, probabl,
strengthens him with the ruling Gle
ment of the republican party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
ABBREVIATED TeLEoRAMs.

The grand jury at Chicago had Mayor
Hopkins before it to tell what he knev
about gambling in that city.
State live stock commissioners end
sanitary boards are holding the annual
convent W at Washington. Secretary
Morton delivered the opening address.
Gladstone has Officially" stated that he
considers it impossible for him to make q
trip to the United States that he believes
the gentlemen on this side who talk Of
inviting him over know it is impossible
and that their proposed invitation is in
tended purely as a compliment.
Mrs. Emily Banes received fatal burns
by the explosion of an oil stove at Phila-
delphia. In attempting to save her
Charles and William Kemp and Samuel
Barnes were badly burned.
William kearney, for thirty years chief
engineer of the water works at Jersey
City, drowned himself in the Passaic
river lie was removed from his position
a week ago for political reasons.
Obituary: AT Gcneseo, Ills, Andrew
Dice, aged 20. At Mowcqua, Ills, Wesley
Scribner, aged 81.
Leonard Appel, a young farmer who re-
sided ncar Marine, Ills. while Respondent
over the death of his mother, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
West Virginia's legislature appropriated
no money for the emergency Of a call fol
state troops and the governor has footed
the bill to the extent of s., 500 SO far.
A sign Of the times is the closing of the
academy for bull fighters in Barcelona be.
cause OF the small number of pupils.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
LEGAL
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

hocr f.s Dl nt corsII, IS.
In the circuit court. in chancery:
Thomas $. 5lvis. VS.. Ida S. Jamerson, Belle
Smit1, Alice smith, Clara d Smith and kich-
ard s. ilvis Partition general No 3,6s1.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF q de-
cree VI eaid court entered IN the above entitled
cause on tue eth day Of June. A. d. 1894, shall
on Saturday. the 14th day OF July. A. ID. 1884. n,
the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon, at the north
door Of the court house, in the city of Rock Island,
In said county Of Rock leland to fatisfy said dc
cree, sell ut pubic vcndue to the highest
bidder up)n the f,l,ov ing terms that ccr-
tain parcel Of land. situate in the county OF
kocs Island and state OF Illinois, known AMI de-
scribed ne follows. to-wit:
The west seven Fights CD Of the east half Of
The southwest fractional quarter routh Of The
Indian boundary line, of section thirty-two (32),
IN township eighteen uS). north Of RANGE one 1l,
east Of the Fourth principal meridian. containing
about ffty-pnc and eighteen one hundredths
t51 1S10D) Of land. ,nclucing all the tate
and right Of dover Of said Belle Smita therein ms
widow Of Albert l.. Smith, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash down at the
time OF said eale. and other half upon credit Of
one year with interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum from the time OF such sale. eaid de-
ferred payment TO be secured by mortgage upon
the premises cold; with the option to the pur-
chsser to pay the whole Of said purchase price in
cash II so desired.
Dated at Rock Island this 18th dav Of June,
A. ID. 1884. HAROLD A. WELD,
Special *a.tcr in Chancery.
HENRY CURTIS, Compartments Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

DAILY AMERICA: This sugar trus,
scandal should open the eyes of the
people to the fraudulent effects OF
high tariff legislation. which en-
ables the plutocrats to pay from
their immense profits. realized by
robbing the people under the tariff
monopoly. large sums Of money to
tho members Of congress for their
support of the infamous proceedings
of these manipulators Of our markets
and the regulation of the wages OF
labor. Bribery is the natural conse-
quence of the government attempt
ing to exercise its powers in support
Of any one or more business inter
ests. All taxes should lie so levied rs
to be obtained from the profits of
capital. and in no case from the
earnings Of skill and labor. All
taxes levied through high protective
tariff duties are collected directly
from the earnings of consumers while
increasing the profits of capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

Sealed proposals will be received at the city
clerks Office, Rock island. ILL.,, until Morday
June IL. 1891, at O'Clock p M. for constructing
the improvements ordered by an ordinance Of
said city, entitled Fan ordinance for the i'm
provemcnt OF Nineteenth street. from the south
line Of Fourth avenue Ia the north line of sixth
avenue running east, and Sixth avenue from the
west line Of Twentieth street 10 the west line Of
Nineteenth street running south, and Ninetcenth
street from the south line Of Sixth avenue to the
north curb line of Seventh avenue, all in
the city Of Rock Island, Ill.," parsed
April l6, 1saf and for furnishing all the materials,
and doing the work according TO the plans and
specifications on file at the city clerks Office.
All bids must be accompanied with . certified
check in the sum Of S5O0 20 payable to the Of
der Of the mayor Of said city, which shall be-
forfeited ." said city in case the bidder shall
fail to enter into contract with approved
suretics to execute the work for the price
mentioned in his bid and according to the plaus
and specifications in the event that the contract
shall be awarded to him.
Contractors are required to furnish samples
Of brick with which work 10 TO ne done. Brick
ussd In the work must correspond with the eam-
plce 10 quality and style.
Hook lslaud, H., Nay %. 1894.
A. ID. HUGSING. CITY Clark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
SENATOR'S Aldrich and Chand

SENATORS Aldrich and Chandler
are either ignorant of the opinions
Of the people in regard to
tariff robbery under the republic
can high tariff swindle, or they are
hypocritical in their prctcntious sup.
port Of what they call the interests
Of "thc farmer. wage-earncr and bus
mess men," Wheat selling Mt IS
cents q bushel in New York and
S,000.OO0 wagc-carners out of en-
ploymcnt. while the business men of
all parts Of the country are not pay
ing expenses from the profits of
their business--as the final result of
30 years high tariff lcgislation-is
not calculated to impress the farmers.
wnge-earncrs and business men very
favorably regarding the benefits Of
the republican tariff swindle. The
bribery and corruption carried in
support of the sugar duty, ms adj
mitted before the senate committee.
has opened the eyes of the people in
regard to the disreputable manner in
which high tariff duties are obtained.
The tariff beneiiciaries pay large
sums to the politicians and small
sums to the wage-carners. Such is
the tariff system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
several Farm Houses Wrecked.
AN IcEeURe THEIR DESTRUCTION.
Schooner with Fiffy-hve Persons on Boar
Goes Down-Twelyc Drowned.

Schooner with Fiffy-five Persons ON Board
Goes Down-Twelvc Drowned.
ST. JOINS, Nd, June 20.-The schooner
Rose. bound from Labrador for Conception
bay. collidcd with nu iceberg and went
down almost Immediately, carrying twelve
persons with her. The disaster occurred
when the schooner was about eight miles
of Partridge Point. At the time of the
collision there was thick fog and it was
impossible for the lookout to see ships
length ahead.
The Rose had n crew of fifty five persons,
who were bound to Conception bay. The
forty-three survivors jumped aboard the
barge as soon as the COLLISION took place
und remained there for several hours, suf-
fering great hardship. After they had
almost abandoned hope another fishing
craft hove in sight and they were gotten
safely aboard and landed. Nearly all the
drowned were relatives Of each other and
in several instances whole families were
lost
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
The Armor Plat. Fr~uds.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The important
feature Of the armor plate investigation
was the declaration of Informer Sill that
Schwab's allegation that discontinued
workmcn had conspired to injure the com.
pany was false. Sill said he himself was
one Of the men who did not 60 out in the
Homestead strike, and that only two Of
the informcrs were Amalgamated men.
Sill and Chairman Cummings had for
three days been examining the reports.
and out of 500 only twenty were found
uitIout alterations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
A Plain Statement,

New Market, Mimi. - Simmons
Liver Regulator cured me of liver
complaint and palpitation of the
heart. used many other remedies.
but with no relief, until l began TAX
ing S. L. R.-William Schultz. Your
druggist sells it in powder or liquid,
the powder to be taken dry or made
into n tea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
Farmer Instantly Killed.

Fort Dodge, Ia, June 20.-A cyclone
passed over this city and partially de-
stroyed the stations of Moorland and CAL
lender on the Rock Island road, eight
miles west Of here. A farmer by the name
Of Goddard, living between these town,
was instantly killed. Several are report
ed injured and physicians from this city
have gone to the scene. Thousands of dol
lars worth Of property Is reported dc.
stroYed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

II Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is en-
gagged to Gen. II. Kyd Douglas, OF
Maryland. she will by marriage for
felt her income bequeathed her in
England and the estate will go to
her children. This income was $25,-
900 per year.