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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
MURDER WILL our.


Birmingham. Ala. Jan. 0.-Thc coro-
ncr's jury yesterday engaged ia nyesti-
eating the murder Of Ssargeant Eugene
Walker Of the United 5 ate4 army from
Fort Nlobrara. Neb, Walkers boly'was
found in the woods with hui 1 wound
in the neck. A complete chain Of circum.
slHnun evidence cunnrrlau Il Aviih t1.
gene Bynrs. his cousin. who was Jailed
pending the Investigation for his crime.
Walker had boon paid on and was said
to have had thousand dollars. Il Is
thought robbery and revenge led Byars
to commit the crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

New York, jan. 0.-'rhe chamber Of
commerce met yesterday for the purpose
Of discussing and acting upon the pro-
posed issue Of bonds 10 relieve the exist
Ing treasury deficit, AS well ms The report
from Ills committee on hurbor and ship.
ping regarding the illegal dumping OF re-
fuse ia the harbor Janes McCrecry OF
cred the following:
Resolved. That this chamber hereby in
dorscs the recommendation Of the becrc-
tary Of the treasury that authority be
given him by congress 10 issue S20O,O0O.-
900 Of short time bonds. IN such small
amounts as will permit all classes Of our
citizons TO Invest their savings In good
security.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
REPORT on PUBLIC LANDS.
BY Associated Press.

Washington. Jan. g.-Thc house com
|nittee ON public lands has reported IA
korably on the bin for leasing those
racts in Oklahoma territory which were
|reserved from public settlcment for tho
|Unlsersity Agricultural college and for
|school purposes. The rentals Of the res
|sryaiions are TO be applied to the uses Of
|fhe universities. school etc, The com.
|niittee reported favorably ON the bill eN-
I1ending for one year the time In which
iro0fs and payments may be made on
Hands located under the homestead and
|lesott land laws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

London. ian. 9, n. m.-Thc Times
prints an extract from the Fronch journal
OMciel, slowing that foriy.onc battle
SHIPS and cruisers ARE being huilt for the
are being built for the English navy.
The French program, according Ia the
Journal. involve, an expenditure during
the nrSt dorado Of $4,000 600 10 500
OOOOOO yearly. which TIE Times says. is
much in excess Of the English program
The Times gives warning that Earlnnd
must he ON the nlcrt or She will soon be
ovcftakon by France
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10


by virtue OF al order % sple ISSUED out
az lhe uisfrict court OF tuflnt isnniiy.
Texas, IN cause NO OIL, the western
N1figign und Investment company, Hunted,
ma scnNurlz q. n. Keller aud hl Wife
carrie ~. isrl,rrt ] diI un the STA luy ~
Ftiibra real estate ~ lle properly of tho
above naun1 defendants, tu.Witi In Tar.
ruut county aud STATE ~ IeNAt, va; An
ilgse ed,nl4 iaa a. patra or iahi "a,
and sigtc ~ TcNua, ana urar tho northern
lhuli4 ~ the ciiy N for " arih aud being
known y the WhoN % hlock No. MUS
lil. nfc ill. slx lGi. seven co. eight lhi. nine
nli thirieen tlA nh sixteen lill W block
NJ. ten 90. tho whole ~ block ~. 10 az
except Nos. Que ~ AID nae 90, he Winnie
OF block No. sixteen tiul The west laif tl-2
al block 40. iwtny-uic i2li aud lot No.
eight lsl in block 40. eigui ~. an u SAIL
ivfs aud hloclia helhg ~ the DIXIE WAGON
riiy al Nuir Wnrfh, Tex, nH shown BY the
MAJ or said addition recorded Ia Volume
Tor rUrui equally. TEX, ie said addition
bring part VI The scliuri Gilmore survey
Or 3iN acres u lana SO Tlffnnt county,
Texlu also the following dsscrlbel blocs
piSla Naenn Manufacturing companys aH-
dillon. pud iil tho said sfhnru Gilmore AD
acre survey. hraluning 70 me punt " Ia.
iensuctou Of the south lur uf keller ttrrot
with ihp east line " idI street 90 slmwn
by Inc aali plat 90 sHii ADDITION.
thence s0ufh 31D fent 60 the north line OF
tic Fort Worth anu Denver railway CONF
pHuy's rlrhirf.way, thence NJ 9 northeast.
rry direction With ihr parih line ~ srid
Hghi-nf-Wny 1000 feet 70 the point 81 inter-
aeefion OF Tie nnfih ihc % said firhi-of-
auy with The auuih llnr OF kellfr street ~
shown by ihr said plat. thence weti With
THE south llne - SAID krler street lNu feel ~
the place of beginning. canfanlng anapt
four acfcs 81 lanl; alto 90 tIosc certain
lots or pqfctis Of land situated and being
iI the Dixie Wagon Manufacturing corn-
nayis addition 10 ihr eiiy " Fort Worth,
lnNas, anl tponn aad draceihed as lofs
Nna J. 4 81 a. 5. o. Z md 81 block No
twenty ledl and iol6 8 and 10 " block II
u sRld addition ~ thowu by the plat there,
N recorded ln inNimt ~, puro -, deed
records. Thrftnf cluniy, roSas.
VIII nn ihe en- cas- ~ february ltNil
me sumr l,oins tho hfst rncslay 10 Feb
ruap. isoi heiween ne hours rresilinei
f0r lnlf Tor cdsh w frnnl ~ ne courthouse
aoof VI Iiwrant couny, Texas
~. a . ifuisiSA,
Sheriff ~ 1afrant county. Texas
ny W. 81 INA. Deputy shnrin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
a MILrrAnY NyEsrlaArIoN.

chicago. H.. Jan. SAN Investigation OF
the administration of to.. Grafton and his
suhOrdinuics or the annlrB nj Fort sheridan
was begun Today rndgr orders from the
secretary Of war. Lieul.-Col George II
Burton. tnith States army Inspector. cuu.
Quoted the Investigation. II Is ruinnreI
that the Investigation Is largely ihn result
n charges mide by Mrs Heihrrg. d
widow OF the sap ain who was shot at Fort
Sheridan by Lieut. Nancy some time ago.
Mrs Hadbrrg has frequently complained
that litile enersy Is displayed Ia the prose
|tu Ion OF Nancy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
a likely TALE
FROM HOT SPRINGS
ABOUT A WOMAN.
3efriel to Lonely Cabin BY Man
! Who Wanted to Marry Her,
aud Detained There.

Hot Springs. Ark, Jan. S.-Anta Yer.
ION. young woman Of - yenrs. was
sornd on Hot Springs mountain ihs
aorNhg by two Texans who were ont
eor walk She was lying exha rs e Z
iraera pine tree. anu after being etisel
odd ihis remarkable story; Born al
dttffi.le Ky. when To years Oil sIe
{ Nrt ID Cleveland aud i,yei az - jersey
tit4t Her father having been browne j
uIIf bake last fill. shs went TO New
ito1f, wherc she met Visitor Eraas. q
.t4 ~ stu lent. whl loved e. hlt h1 %
W W not love tie abducted her Va a
~ fbo night III December anl irne-si
IN Mans brought her 10 Malvern, Ark,
VENT uiiles from here. and drove her
"a ! Rnely cabin, where she was los . &
a pom aud held captive beng guard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

|bJ Assuclaled lIens.
Washington Jan. 0--prcsident Palmer
II the Worlds fair national commission
|and the executive officers Of the commits
Zion. .met az the Arlington hotel nt IL
o'clock today TO complete the annual re.
bort TO be submitted 10 the president
| The officials expressed much regret over
| he hfe az jackson park particularly no
|ause ril insurance bad been Withdrawn
From the exhibits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
MISSIONARIES DEAD.
BY Associated Press.

London. Jan. 0.-1'he church mission.
ary society has received telegram from
Lagos. west Of Arina. nnnouncing the
death OF the famous Niger missionary
Bishop Hi aud his wife The dispatch
nontaina no fnrlher dnllns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
SWEEPING CHARGES.

Londbn, Jan. Mr. Henniker Heaton
aousetfa tive member for Caninbery. II
- SAIL will move for N appointment OF
, saitcf committee 10 iauulre into the
panngement and expenli ures OF the
british section at the Wo las fair II ~
,harged there has been rruss mis- nauagp.
,nent Inadequate representation aud
yasteinl expenditure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

vASrEp--A Young LADY WOULD
iik, a positon ne honsekpiDof Sc a suun
family. good cook No wishing. Best "
irfertncea. d 81. tubs ouee ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
STEAM pin wonlss.

rcnT WORTH STEAM DYE wongs--
I.ndics' and gcnu. carmen Or an Ddf
dyed and cleaned. u cIux BIOS. -.
flonlfon STREET, t0rf WORTH fsx. Goods
sent b. ezpfelA PROFANITY az cndsd 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

HONEY 10 LOAN on IMPROVED FARMS
IN CENTRAL TENAs. vESpoRs' LTEN
NOTES PURCHASED AND EXTENDED.
o II. su.L1IAN, LAND MORTGAGE
pANKEl,, BoAuD or TRADE BUILD.
ING. FORT worm. TEXAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

FOR RrNr-- a SUNNY FRONT ROOM
with hrst-clnss boa % tne or twn gen.
ilemcn. Terms reasonable. ~. O1s west
secgpd street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

FOR SALE on Exc IIANGh- ron GOOD
black iand Two good hotels fnrn shel
one ia iinnhnm, one 10 n n q ovt. N
hrlnr among me htat VS. 10 Texas.
loff trains Q dHy iakp meals " iionh m.
Address Combination ios 49, blnhan,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
sEcoNDnASD sronn.

LARGEST SECONDHAND sronE-wE
buy sell, shghanSe aud rcat furniture,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

wANTt'D-Tn NY sl,iiN.A liLNpiiEp
pounds Of old rags. Must BE- clean Ad,
dress W. C.. carr Gnrettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

AUCTION sAI.E-I Will SILL no THE
hEhpat bidder co the new market square
on Thursday. the iiih Inst, . TOT Of nfHt-
cinas fnfuiture c0usiAtlug ~ hed-rupm
suites. pafl0r suiief, wafdrpbea tables
thing 100 numerous 10 meniinn sale 10
begin at l0.JO a. IA. }. II. Murphy, Aue-
uOncqr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
NEW BRITISH MEN.oF-wAn.

LoudOn, Jan. g.--l'he Times says that
Il Is now understood that hve frst-clnss
men-of-war viii be built By the British
government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

b. Associntel Press.
h London, Jau. 0.-rhc Brazilian minis
or IN this city denies that President
,elxotp has resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

SuERiFTS sALE-Rl1AIs ESTATB.
lly virtue ui an ofdrf OF sale isautl out
Of thu uNstfipt ruuri OF Tnrrdnt county,
reAua Ia cpuse so. id3t MIS- ELLA = fa-
tuui VI, ~. B rnWusfuu aud dae, A. Town
send, .. s.. Mcknight n, II. LOWS nnd
Geo. NuIley umsut, I dii ON The 9TH day
Of Jhhuirl, 1874, levy upau tuH fpiiowlnf
duscil1rl rnal estate NJ the properly oi NV
above unmeI dNffndauta, fn.wlii \ ctriiou
los, tflirf oh parcel qf inhu situated 10 lur-
rant rluny irsas. TIE same pclng the
North unrhii ~ tue c,st One'nllr Of book
NJ. seFcny tiul Of thr eiiy " i'gr worth,
iirNaa, ursrrihfu ny mpfa aul huuuds ~
follows Nrgnnlng 90 tho intersection pf
tlir rouilr lipr OF sixth street and lhe west
line " Pecan street tlluutr wrs.try WIN
said south lhe OF sixth street 100 feo,,
lliengc spniltlW parallel VITA ifenl street
40 ftps, theuCe niAltiiy puuiu M.ih SiAth
street 100 ftel, thence norihully wilh l'ecan
street 40 frrt 10 nm hvauhihs ngilt
viii ON lhe 9th dry vt February, lhi.
tho nane being the hlHt rueshay 10 FEB.
mary, iNA, between llie hours prHIlutd
by law Tor shsrn sales, ourr tue uanle Tor
$40 Tor Chsh 10 fruhl of thr vihouue
door OF ianupt county, irNaa.
70. A. ENLEsS.
shenu N rlrrnnt ,aulis Texas
ny w. ~. lii.A, Deputy shefin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Detroit, Melt, ian. D,-Thc Wayne
circuit court today took the Unusual ac-
lion Of confirming marrlngc tia, oc.
Cured last July. JOIN l. aul l'uuuic #
pteniergpst were married In that month.
Almost Immediately uflerwuFl John r.
repudiated his bride on The ground Dat
he had been comnelcd TO take her MS his
wife. Subsequently, Mrs. prcndcrgust
had aim arrested for noglecting to sup
port her The story OF thsir troubles was
ronc over fully 30 ,tc police court and
John was found guilty In spite Of his pro-
trsts against the validity Of the marriage
lie nun1nlc1 10 the recorders court and
continued In his dee 1raiinus that he was
tool; an unusual step. She applied to Tie
Wayne circuit court fer a decree Atlirm-
ing aud confirming the validity Of the
marriage. prcuGrtpnst eventually reached
the conclusion thar his course was wrong
and IN his answer 10 her bil. he admitted
all her ALLEGATIONS, As tlcrc WIS no coU-
tcat in consequence, Iudgc Donovan is.
sued the decree prayed for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

wANTEr--TlAvELtNG sAfTsNtFN or
have tine side llne nouluei Cigar Com.
pany, Lynehhnrg Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

FOR EGE--T-firT r-TSL NATURAL
--~-y1. canopy top tWpseated surrey, lniest
efyie. nearly new. cost $50. VIII take $40
Nss oue n5rfcl horse 10 ~ hands hlgh,
drive Elngle OF double or ride. perfectly
gentle 500. Apply ~ onca 10 j.. ~. Wall,
@4 HeniIcia building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

WANrED--A GOOD SECONDHAND CY-
Vnlef nrintnn press. Campbell 1r Blhcuck
preferred. Address Tribune. Wonlhcrfurd.
Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

w TFsNN IVN-N MIL NIsN IVT,
b. AAociaiel Prrgr
tondon. Jan. 0.-Thc government has
NatrN the renewal Of the express scr,
lee from Queenstown to London for the
kmosifnn mails, as they are service ar
iV.nf 90 late by ordinary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

roR eAfE-,GonD BAKERY. FOR il.
formation write oclh1usen Bro, Vernon
WilDnfror County Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

ron sAIF-A NEW DntG SrOcK AND
fixtures oi 1901 south M1ln street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

ron SALE ONE or THE HEST KNOWN
and most thoroughly equipped coun y
urtysp1pet-s Ia NortNwest rHkus, and III
one ~ the best towns Of about COO III
hnbilhnis 10 the state. Paper well cNab
ishel Campbell country y eaa a god
sob Office aicaiu engine mud tNiureH n
large subscription Vat. VIII sal OH =
aud COOL viii al bargain. Now " tic
opportunity for the man that wants one
NJ Tho hest paying country newspapers Ia
y, ras. Reason Tor w1nfng 10 sell wants
20 engage Ia other business. Address tho
Gazette Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

SEVENTY SIN TIMES A FATHER.
Nl1hery, Mo-. Jan. o. Peter Hart. col.
orcd, wealthy fnrmor died near here
Thursday night. He had records that
s5owcd he was 1903 ycars Of age aud was
the father of scvcnty-siN children. White
slave he lad thirteen masters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

.ssss.s -. 49,. -,
FOR sAI4E--NEW PER AND JOB or
nee Ia one Of TIE lest 20 n les Ia tho
Ueasun Tor aeliln With ~ onFn 20 m
o hr hu ines Address NNN care o.
gstin, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

pAitGAIN- se25 FOR PINE 500 UPRIGHT
nlano naeI I'VE months. Iilanus for rent
AiAx filfsHhfsld, 80 Inin street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

n. II, srANpLry KEEPS TIE BEST
stock OF second hand furniture stoves
g. eenSwarc. trunks. etc, IN tho city. 2la
Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

FoR SaIrl.A NEw SURREY. cHEAP
A4tfels Aar-ey' care Gazette.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
MOVING TO THE CAPITOL.
Tho Auditor .. the fIr.t to Get Into the
state House.

Tho Auditor Ia the flr.t to Get Into the
state House.
Denver. Oct. a.--Auditor Goodykoontz
began to evacuate his office In the
Equitable building yesterday and will
this afternoon b. comfortably estab-
lished In his new quarters ut the state
capitol. The new offics's are carpeted
and ready Tor occupancy and are spac-
Ious enough FOR ten times rs many
clerks as the auditor has under him.
The employees win feel lonesome scat
tered through the spacious rooms and
win have n hard time finding each
other. The state Insurance depart
mcnt. which Is under the supervision
Of the auditor. also began the packing
up process yesterday afternoon and
will move to-day
This move OF the auditor VIII be
followed by general migration To
the capitol Treasurer Nance was up
yesterday looking over the rooms as
signed to him and expects to follow the
auditor before long. The first OF the
year will ss,e all the state officers To-
Gated In their permanent quarters.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
sEcrARIAN FIGHT.
Liberal League Organized in
san Francisco

sss Francisco. Oct S.-Open an.
l--suit,,d warfare against the Amcrs-
e. Protective association has been
[,,u,neiccd in this city. Meetings have
- he'll in every precinct. and an or.
I-ai.ttisn called the American liberal
.sf las bCeu formed by number
n t-lninrnt lay members OF the Ro-
"A rathullc church to devise plans
~. dgssat 1f candidates in the com
election who may b. supported by
4 J. 4
| ~. or-ani-ers of the American I..b-
~ e1ic have cusployed every avail
N. mans to learn the plans and
-.b1.ls of the A. +. A. They claim
\, have obtained accurate accounts OF
a. T. A. meetings la this city. with
rituals aud oaihs OF the various
i-s
James +. Smith. an attorney. who is
rromluent mover In the Americas
lbral icaEuc. said: "Our league Is
H. or-anircd body. IL is only by COM
Rsnition that we can light tho A. +. A.
orrmeni. By thorough district and
krutral a-!sanization We will try to see
tsst uonc OF the A. l.. As are elected.
b. heal Pdpullst ticket Is largely A.
A. 10 It's makeup. and the municio-
b non-partisan ticket also contains
kiany 4. = A names. In the recent
Republican municipal convcntion there
(Esre sixty seven members Of the A. +.
a and its fickcf aiso has many names
|khich the American Liberal league
|vll oi-aly denounrc-
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
BANKERS IN SESSION.
o'sr >sr inadred Representatives st the
Hsitlmor- Meeting.

Baltimore. Oct S-Delegates to the
-'sh annual convention of the BANKERS
-s-s1ation. which begins three days
->saou In this city on Wednesday. are
IRVING on every train. over Gsp
aanks viii be represented.
on the opening day these subjects
VI D. discussed: Myron T. Herrlck,
lefeiand. Ohio. ''The Newspaper
,tsss and its influence on finance in
,N'' hr. ID. V. ReiEer. Kansas City.
No. On Responsibility OF Bankers to
NJ u General Public" M-. ]. q. Cannon.
NV York. Profit and Loss on Bank
aN'''ts: Mr.. f. C. Bohnc. Louisville.
ny, Ethics OF Banking.s Mr.. Thomas
u fa,ton. New York. "rhe varyin.
n.A'e Laws Governing Commercial
ralT' Mr. Herman Justi, Nashville.
sehn, obstacles In the Way OF WIsc
haheal legislation and an address
y s2, ar Il, u. Comeey. Philadelphia. On
no" Banker Should Treat His
,vlS'oiners ~ and the Public" by Mr..
S Williams OF Roston. on The
nEElcN na,,,cN Rendered by The Banks TO the
ruohe and the Attitude of the Public
ioNArd the Ranks" Other papers will
'tsid by Mr.. j. n. c. Stockton. Jack
si,l'!lie. Fla: Mr. l.. +. Harrison. Gin
oala'i; Mr.. Bradford Rhodes. Mama
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
Cochran rired OF Congress.

New York. Oct s.-The World will
tomorrow say: Congressman Bourke
Cochran will not be IL candidate for
denomination. He to-day announced
his determination 10 Mayor Gilroy and
said:
My private affairs have been sadly
neglected for the past year. and | feel
il incumbent on me to decline nom
nation. Until election day. however.
| shall have no other occupation than
that OF laborins with all the energy
Mt my command for the election Of
David b. Hill and the preservation OF
the Democratic party in this state"
There has been no candidate decided
upon to succeed Mr.. Cochran.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
a MONSTER LAND GRANT.
The Government Preparing to Prove 1t is
Not Genuine.

Santa Fe. N NJ, Oct. S-Associate
Justice Thomas O. Fuller, Matt q.
Reynolds. United States attorney; Nal
lett Provost, special assistant attorney
general. and William 70. Tyston. expert
have gone to the City of Mexico and
Guadalajarsi, under commission issued
by the court OF private land claims. TO
commence the taking of testimony in
the case of J. A. Pcraltnrc-lvis and his
wife VS., the United States, on behalf OF
the government. This is the largest
land grant ever claimed To have been
made by Spain or Mexico, including ov-
er 20.000,0O0 acres of land, covering
the Salt and Gila river valleys in Ar
izona, and extending into New Mexico.
II covers the town of Phoenix. the cap
ital OF Arizona. and some of the most
valuable mineral and agricultural
lands in the territory.
United States Attorney Reynolds
stated that for the last twelve months
the archives and evidence in Spain and
Mexico have been under careful exam
ination by 5. Mallet-Provost, special
assistant attorney general, and
the government WAS now pro-
ceeding to put its evidence in COM
petent form. and that it was probably
time In order to relieve the public ex-
citement in Arizona and elsewhere 10
state that the government was fully
prepared to prove. and would do SO.
that not a single title, paper, nor Il
single record entry are genuine
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
German soldier. Revolt.

London. Oct "a dispatch received
herl from Berlin says that during the
HeS>iau maneuvers near Honheim.
eight reserve soldiers attached 10 the
eighteenth regiment mutinied and at
tackled their captain with swords. The
mutincgrS are said to have been dis
armed by II party of their fellow sol
liers and they We're afterwards con
fined in the fortress of Mayenc,. pre-
paratot.y to being tried by court mar
tial. The prisoners are liable 10 be
sentenced 10 death
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
STORM ON THE GULF COAST.
iiarrican- Doing .r-at Damage on Land
aud Water.

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct S.-The cy-
clone reported raging In the gulf near
Galveston. Texas. last night. has
~. ,.hed Florida. II struck Pensacola
III morning. AT noon the wind ut
that plac. was reported blowing AT Il
y..'aelty OF 81 miles an hour. Shortly
after . O'Clock wires went down be
tween This place and Pensacola and IL
is impossible to learn whether any
damage has been done.
Tallahassee reported early In the eveai-
In. there were Indications Of heavy
gale and that much apprehension was
felt.
Nosh Point Miss. Oct s-A hurri-
cane of terrific force from the north
east struck this section early last
night and has bcrn raging furiously
,.v,.r since. -Four vessels In the bay
nj ship and Horn Islands are ashore.
several lighters loaded with lumber
are also b,achcd
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
CLOAK MAKERS will STRIKE
>Inr Thousand of Them Propose to Go
Out

Nine ib"1sani of Them Propose to Go
Out
New York, Oct S.-Nlne thousnnd
members OF the Operators and Cloak
Makers union by an almost unanimous
vote decided 10 strike next Tuesday
morning. discussion was declared to
Dc futile AID the union must fight tn
enforce its demands The executive
committee had declined to assume the
responsibility Of ordering general
strike and submitted the question to
tn. union 10 decide.
we must fight not only for reason
able wages. but for the amelloration of
our starving wives. children and rela-
tives and for principle and Justice"
said one speaker.
Three women. OF whom 200 We're
present. addressed the meeting and en-
Enthusiastically called on their brothers
TO stand together
II was decided by acclamation to in
augurate general strike next Tues
day morning
Chairman BaroudsSs annnouur,.,
shat assistance would come 10 New
York from the garment workers Of
Rosion. Philadelphia. Chicago aud
ether cities. The object OF the strike
l. 10 abolish the present system OF
piece work and substitute the adop-
ton OF time system.
A general demand Is for SIS weekly
wages and nine hours work a day.