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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
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proceedings b~for Julgr Collier were re-
sum~i. Mr Clancy appear~h With Judge
s,crry AMI Mr. fcrrurson on hand fcr III.
aim nis,ratiun
Mr. Yield rusume'l his srgumen, In the
ca.- ~ the Atlantic \ Pacific Railroad
company agains, kuchendorfer. Cur,is
and Thomas He argued tina, the lie.
PENDANTS could not 10 held Ia answer IN
the AFFIDAVIT 80 ni'-i W Judge s,.rry,
which only alleged matter On information
aud belief AMI nhhing II-i'iv-, ami con.
,rpl-i tina, they could only be held on
AfhdAviis 10y some persun who had per
sonal knovlrdgr ~ III. alleged offers.s.
lie cun,rndrd tina, all the cases cited by
the railroad company w-rr IN support ~
this contention. with III. exception ~ the
drciplrn 10y Judge Jenkins 1T Milwaukee
last February, aud ~ tn that d-cirion h.
rrAi IN detail the report IL the Judiciary
e mmittrc II congress which was sp-
painted to Investigate" iutO JudR" Jenkins
Jurisdiction Ia make such y sweeping or-
der ~ he did, even goirg >" far NJ !" re-.
strain Operatives nf the RIAL frum
quitting their places wl,hnu, du. motto.
Ia the company. and which company
thoroughly denuunc.l Judg" Jenkins
and hs d-cininu and sta,ri in
their report that his von-
illusions and ut,ls,r w"r" not sustained
either 10y r-H-, or authority. aud that
IN nu fsr az u r.strAlnr'i ia" men frnm
quitting the employ of the r"nd nj any
timr they dr-,rrd to du ~, prrmrii'n,-
-lly, "a concert. ~ not. waS n violation
ut constitutional provision. q. ahus" "i
JudruL In,w-r aud wt'h"ut authority At
lpN, that through the judic,sl arm Il the
government thu United States had been
practically engaged IN III" business III
''rumuuu cAIrirrs,' and that the EN-.
rl"y"s hal ~" right I"ar"ANly :" WITH
draw fr,m the service uf IA" company 1T
any tim" they drrmrd their Interests re-
qulrcd thrm a. DO So, aud tina, they
NIGH, Iu this, not uniy sinsly bu, in n
b~dy, whlrh, they stated, WAS aud IA as
''h ~ any pf'I"T'''h'' H'"''' u" '"" .
Mr. fmld rAm hiS RESPECTS H. J"dg"
Jenkins III very t"'''h'" AngnHI" "nh
stated that he believer 'h'H !" 'r AL Al
tempt on the pAr' u III" rs'lr"Ai com
rahy 'n ihh"c" h'H h"h"r !" ont JENKINS
Jenkins In the r"hrr" ~ va" argument
Ii" forced counsel Ter Ia" r"'if""h com
rAny tn chang" "" position "a" y" strike
when Judge S'rrrS "ln''"d th"' "h'f'k"
might 10" ia"ihl h"' ''n'"hh'H 'hN' 'h's
on" II Illegal
NJ ia" conclusion "' hS r''""rkS '"'e'
S"rl! "Tk"' ''HN" '" ''l'! ~ I" H'N'rA'
I"ru"hh GA 'h' lI'AhnH'' anu "rH"'n
thai u" harm '"n'd come :" 'h" a"i'hh'
an'T III 'h's 'ar" u 'hry should com" N
AMI answer. u 'h"y ""r" lhhr'n'' and
that u" h"lic'Ni AnhlaNi'r On Information
""d h"i'"f were Sni1r'"nt I" bring them
mi" court tr the lhrl"Sr "i having AN
investigation. u" AIS" announcer 'h"'
Judge h""k'ns nal J"s' hrr''"' S''n''
lar '"r" upon slinlInr ih"'l"h !" pna~h
against III" Nrlk"rS' whlch INFORMATION
he hal JUST rrc"iH"d ny WIRE A. 'hls
rini he stated that Nr FERGUSON had
been specially appointed by TIA" attorney
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
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NJ NJ. q. sssslssa !hss.sk fsssd 3 h;sdssa
VIZ xI 92SSIsssogE "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
n stie~.

Netie~.
la the District tourt az the County Of Besnalilld
TERRITORY ~ ew kesieu,
Alonuo hehsllcn. PLAINTIFF,
n. T. Folsom. defendant.
Assump~it By Attsehmsnt
The sAid defendant, u. ". FOLSOM. 10 herety
notihad that y suit ia z.~umpslt By attaohment
has hen o.mmenccd against him Ia thu Disssict
Court ~ the C.~nly IT iisrnAlillo. Tssrit1ry of
New N-Hico, ny ssid plaintiff. Aloase n. hehii.
len, damages clAimed, siH thousAnd DOLLAR; and
thai yvur psopesty hes besn sttaeheA. and that
unless you enter pour APPEARANCE In said salt %
90 b~fors the nsnt Oct b~s tsfm u said coart
comm-nctns on the Are, honday Of October,
will b rsndofed against 200 and the sad prop
KIONZO n. "oNILLEs.
by Gao. W. Jonssros. his attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Eesr sBa BeeettSut AAnas Aeeoos
The s1s give promise 10 the voysger Of
health and pleasure, but thers 10 broad
expAnse Of waters TO he paced tina, rise
mountain high In rough weather and
grieyoasly disturb the unaocustomed sto-
mach. more particularly u II 10 shat Of
an invalid. Moreover. the vibration Of
the vSssel's hull caused by the moliou Of
the screw. Of . steamer, . change Of water
and latitude, and abrupt transitions of
temperature. cannot, without medicinal
sAfsguard. be encountered with impunity
For sea sickness, aud prejudiciAl iniiuen-
ces OF air and water. Hosts,tsr's Stomach
Bitiers 10 standard safeguard. Tourists.
yachtmen. mariners. commercial trave-
lsrs, and people bound on . sea voyage
o. inland jAunt. should always be pro-
vided with u Incompatible ior malaria.
rheumatism. neuralgia, sleeplsssneas,
loss 81 appetite, sick headache, bilious-
moss and constipation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

Avtao.
Nm Ia Cwte d. u .trito. Condsdo Do Bernalilla,
Terrlt0rio ~ N.cW' y jieo.
!. A''a'o .. NJ, ~. l''4' 's'"'' No. .p.
n. r. Roisom. dsmendsdo.
Anpmpsit de kmbarvo,
n dieho dema ,isdo, n. X Fclsom, . -pos
ito ..o~ y CSod s,, ~ ~ hsnnsh IL gT sVss -
Nusvs Msjico, poe dicho acs ., Aisnso Il Ne.
Millsa, psstuco. !sclame dos ssis NIL pseos; .
NO ~ SsS Va. ssss. N com npS ~ = az,
plata. 60 aatss dsl primer dia d pseziiqS
tesmino de- Ustubss Do dicha oorss prinsipIas&
primer lunss o. Oes.6sH ,seN a missse y
snoessss a. ISs Va !, &sls psupsssasd -
vendida para sadlsfasss dicAo rsclssso.
Por aso, ". jonssfos. :. 2bs..io.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
GRAys VICTORIOUS .


Yesterday afternoon on the south side
grounds, the Grays and the club Of b.
rslas met. The game wac = spirited one.
the Grays winning by the score Of - to 8.
sPEscR AAkisa.
Hon b. 3. Rodsy. Judge b. y. Adams
and Judge W. d. Lea, who Arc full Of
patriotism. last evening mounted .
wagon and delivered Fourth OF July
speeches. They started out pretty we'll
on the grand spread eagle style but the
whole affair wound up in political dis
cussiou Leo and Rodsy having the best
Of the argument.
rARaHr PRACTICE
Yesterday morning. bright and early,
the Guards got out and did some extra
fine practice shooting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07

The woman's worthless husband
had run away and ono day 4 friond
was talking To her about him,
Where " he now was tho In.
quiry
In Canada
what he doing J"
''No better. | understand. p"
"iIow long has II been since you
heard from him direct"
Rive years
"ilasnt he ever troubled you"
mo"
'Oh, then he's as good rs II no
were dead '''
mo, hardly" replied tho wiie
thought lily You know he IL one
OF those men who are never good as
long AS they are alive
~ hat have you named your new
boyP"
William. | wanted TO get a
name that would be sure to 1T"
81 don't quite catch on,
why. don't you see' II he grows
up 10 be u real nice. good kind OF q
young man ho will bo called Willie,
and u he should happen to turn gu,
pretty tough no can be called Bill
~ ,ioni~ rrown
John Brown Of Dsawatomie, whose
soul goes masching on. would have
been ninety'four years old had hs
lived till now. lie was n descendant
OF tho Puritan Peter Brown. who
car,a over Ia tho May lower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
40 ~ A MiHACLk,

The I-nor s'nErt l,n Lausi to IN. Oc
,n.t"n sat -" Il the iiouse.
TIE opera house wa crow led Tho
IA curtaiu h Il gone down hastily IN
middle Of the .ccoai act oi the mus.
ca cxtrAvagHnIA AMI the audience.
after n Sigh, bufL OF surpr ~ and
impotence. sat waiting ior IL tn ri,"
again
something had happened. A IRE
had broken ont In tho property room
With the feeble means at their com.
mand thu stage attendants tried IN
val TO cStingush Il
The flames licked up the com.
bustiblc material strcwn cArelcssly
about and be gan To cat their way up.
ward. Icn,o volumes ~ SMOKE Oh
structcd the efforts 81 the hastily
improy iscd tire brigade and rose Alott
through the uncSplured regions back
OF the stage.
The terribl" truth could bo kept
from the audience only . lew mo.
mcnt- longer The ire was beyond
control Something must be- done
Outwardly calm, but with = face
WllONf EuarNlN IHt't' WV wv WV
mechanical ain le which IL wor the
leading tenor stepped IN front Of tn"
certain.
There are times whcu tho soul ~
man, according to the hicago Irtb
uue. moved by All intuition whose
lightning HAsh Infinitely ran,cc ads
the swiftcSt processes OF uIght
leaps instantly AMI uu"rringly 90 the
solution OF some yIgunt prot l"m
hrfure whose sudden aH iui and ia
eVitahle front the ploddtn. faculties
OF reason stand appalled, au4 help css
In the life ~ tins man the su' RENE
moment had com, The ~. h'rm
confronted him AMI hc Wa, "upa 80
IL Tho building must be- ch,rticd
with a., speed. but w'''pnt th"
dreadful knuwlrdge thai n" and
death were Involved lurr" ~ IT
be No mAddencd rush ~ ircnl ed hu-
mainly blocking the doors ana bar.
ring iN own way ~ escape
There Was only Que thing TO hc
done Assuming the cay attitude
OF n 'avorite singer In tho act of re
spending 10 a,"cond encore tho lead
ing tenor uItoldcd II piece ot sheet
music and spoke In IL low ton Ia the
leader Of the orchestra
"rroiessor Gibbons obliIe me by
playing Two Little Girl. IN Blue "
staten Money pddty i~tIrncd.
About twelve years since young
girl. tho daughter OF wei to do
tradespeople in South London. lo-'
nearly -. which she had saved on /
of very liberal allowance. Tn"
money was taken out OF drawer in
her bedroom and the thief was never
detected. A day or two ago the
girl-now fine young woman
was married. On hor wedding morn.
ing she received an anonymous lot.
ter stating that tho writer was the
person who stolo tho monev when
she was yet in her teens. and inclos'
Ing bank notes representing as near
ly NJ possible the amount stolen
with compound interest added. Dl
course. tho bride was delighted, and
no effort has been made Ia trace the
anonymous writer. - Wostmin ster
Gazette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Assunpsis pcs m barso.
rrussee's sale.

whsrsas, John 4. HIN, Of tie ooanty q ri
Day e !.ss.r,. iss n he ssss.,a assd o, t.
q ass 10, Of tho - ords Of said coanty. a.
s ss,sss % VI sssn::S s,. T. : "a .. Y,
aud tsr1tpsy, and described e folloWs. to-vil
That esftain %, trsst and psree, q lAAd In u
town Of Old AibaoasrQas, sescss The s.fs -
VI The eyafs hoass. and bounded and dspehes
- foliowsi 3oasdsi GA u. aIrtA BY IN siiey =
..ssa The sefss nov On tas perth EIDE q e
Ma!tia, 90 ne veal b a alag aboss tvelvs Z.
wtds. On the east By an ailsy tueaty- fasf -
Sids and sspsFstias de tFsst hsrsin dsssnbs
from the tract on which said John A. Hill
that time resided, On tbs eoath b. street calls
hsi rad avsaas. The dlmsnstons q sAid ue1
bag On ,hs north slds ism fest On ths 9,
sss. sids % Tea s.ss o. lee. tSs .sels s.
bsisa aov sArllssd bl fsaes, ~ abgat a
fsst On soath cod. end bsins he cane lrsss ed
ysssA b. assd b. hsnesl and liafasi Armiie :
jssna .rmiio d aiil, March d. issi, rsso q
In book W" pass % Of The rseosds q =
soanty, 20 xhlsA p s.sses = nsas Tor ~
certain n0ss, .esssinG even. date With ssad -
of trust, psyably Que yeaf after dsts. With lna1
ct 81 twelve psf ssat. ,p1 amman unui -
And whersas said bots 4 now psst dns snd q.
PAD; Nov tAsrefufs. st the spaaest og ehs lei
holdsr Of sAtd mole, and IN soe.rdaafs yi.h
sad tbs powyss. vssssd 10 ne, ] VII on heaA
The ltth d.g al MAJ, iees, Tor The paspcss Of -
Inc ths dsht enf s1e costs sriains tksssffoa.
the hour Il a o'cloek, noen, 81 IA frunt doc
the posto9es n tAs sity - Aibs4aseQsN u &
ooensy end tsfystosy. eli Ne chow dsssgis
ssaH ss's e'ess w. yowssros r,...s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
Aoslee.
Aeetce.
In the District Ceavt, Coansy 81 Rsrnaiillo. 10
htory Of ksv hexie,.
Ths lSndoavttls National BANK. J.
W. No. Hxl
HE. Folsom,
n Is. E0Eoovnf
,mrsle hs kttachm~nt.

Tho said dsfssdAAi, II. e. Foleosa. 70 ksrets
notihsd tina. seis IN sssemp:tt % s.eaChmsss
Coart, for The County d BssnallIbo, Tsrrstc<s 81
sew Asliso. % aid pi.iaud. TAs Lgadoayills
9ra S.s SsMa e. :s. ssS; sS ~.
bean sisacheS. and tkAi apis ! goa sstss 500
Appearance In ssld sait on os bssoee the Asst de-
Of tAs next Ociobsr term % seid coars, com
the same hslna Octobsr 1. lse<, iudsmsnt BY d
sauls thersin Will b. rsndefed esxinst roo an
the said prop ~ cold TO sssi.fy che s.sd .laim
q. N. NARh,lN, Clssk.
A. d. MohTLi-ss. Attornsy tor Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
COLD CAL0Re !
Tue Treat 'Ghiti Mining Ills
trlc Of lhrnalillo County.

ITEMS or INTEREST To- All.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-07
ANiaA

Avtse.
IN Il Costs Do Disirito, Condado 10 Bsrnx lila
Tsrritopo 10 kasvo hstieo.
ri Baneo NsssonAl d. L, ndonvills
do Vermont. 70. No. Sit3.
n. T. Bolsom.
Assanpsis pos IN barso.
.,.. Que On SI..o 81 3 =
ssnhaGo ha edo eomssssdo Isa "a eoqysa On \
Loste ris Dis,Iiso pns = COadaao a bsssailil
TsrIisoIo a Ns,v9 hshsss POI disho ssss.,
pssjpieios r.sla4s4o nr 0sinlsa.ps fs.o&
no .ss ace va. eatss an eoapassedc 90 alsse
tsr.iso d OsssSss d disGs scsss pstssipsnl
20 81 psimss lasss d Osslbsa ~ ., p leo
sisado ostnbsv 'rtmsee lgeA iSsio pos defal1
ssss sssIias psss 49, sssissss.s aIsSs s-sisss.
.a.c.u,., q .; a ~ 2IsL! s. s..ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
SOUTHERN rnnsnYrnnrASs.
Report of the Committee ON Foreign
Enthusiastically surplus.


By Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn, May 25-The gen
eral assembly OF the Southern Presby-
terrain church met in adjourned session
today, Moderator Graham presiding.
The committee on foreign missions re-
ported that work had gone forward
with its usual success, contributions
had been larger. and there was u sur
plus in the treasury OF nearly $40, coo.
There We're 1870 missionaries in the field
and l65 native helpers, and GOO commu-
nicants had been added TO the
churches. II was recommended thnt
action be taken as 10 the cooperation
in missionary work. The committee
recommended cooperation IN mission
AIRY work. The committee recon-
mended that the following per-
sons be appointed members OF the
executive committee on foreign mis-
sions: ID. II. Chester, ]. II. McNcilly,
u, A. Ramsey, j. W. Lupton. ]. IL.
Bryson. j. W. Bachman, Il. c, Reed,
Angus Mcdonald. g. W. Patterson and
+. W. Webb; Ruling Elders C. A.
Thompson, $. j. Gordon, S. w. Ewing
and W. II. Raymond. The report was
made the special order for tomorrow
morning. The judicial case was then
taken up and argument was resumed.
Acting Moderator LapBley called the
assembly 10 order at ] p. m. DR.,
Moore introduced a resolution affecting
irresponsible evangelists and unll-
censed persons. which was docketed,
DR.. Flynn then continued his speech
on the judiciary commttec's report
on the Means case. and discussed the
facts in the case, and claimed that an
unfair distinction had been made In
the case Of Miss Means, for other peo-
pie In the church were MS guilty as she
was with church's knowledge. He
claimed that the session had honestly
COMPOUNDED the fact and the legal con-
illusions TO be deduoed from them He
argued that the use Of telephone on
Sunday was n necessity, and the re-
suit OF It's use was to lesson Sunday
labor
His speech was strong prcsenta-
tion OF the synod's position. DR.. Luz
per followed and spoke IN favor of en-
forcing the law as Il stood. and not
construe laws to fight every case. This
was not a question OF what the law
should be. but what II was. II Miss
Means work was 4 necessity she
she should be. The question was did
the synod do right He argued that
the session and presbytery did right.
Then the vote was taken, and each
member had two minutes TO explain
his vote and express his view. The
roll call began at 4;20 and ended at
$40 The result was not 10 sustain the
appeal from the synod. al; to sustain,
IS; to sustain In part. s. The following
committee was appointed TO state the
judgment: DIR. Daniel, DR.. McPhee-
tiers and DR.. Walden Miss Sadie
Means won her case before the general
assembly. The synod Of South Caro-
lima found she was wrongly disci-
plined. but the assembly affirmed the
synod's finding. a protest against the
assembly's finding was filed tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

against ~ the tariff bill and the charges
ol improper Influences being nsad ~
connection with the sugar schodu,n
was submitted today, SO far as sons
germs the attempted bribery Of ssna.
.ots Hunton and Kyle. The renort
siter reclting the facts OF Buttz.s p,ns,
ut OF bride to the son OF sepa,nr
nunton and to Senator KYLE savs.
your committee are abundsnti,, t,s-
,ineu IN saying that the facts hay.
peen established by the evidence 49,
withstandlng the denial on The nsr,
a. Charles W. Butte. There ia no eyis
uence 70 show the truth OF Ruttgis
ss,aIement TO Senator Kyle and To Nh
ippu Hunton, Jr. that n pyndicate az
nankers and capitalists had raised q
sum OF money TO be used for the nur'
pose OF defeating the pending tarirr
OH, or that there was an agent OF s,,ch
syndicate In Washington. or that am,
money was In Washington for tha,
purpose. Butte denies that he Ind
maze such a statement, or that he had
OF mas any knowledge OF the existence
81 such syndicate, or that he WINS
me agent OF such one. He further
eenies that he has any money him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
TgE WESTERN ASSOCIATION
....sxern AGENTS CONSIDERING
EASTERN BUSINESS.
for Parties of Ten Are Com
.a AIro--Anxious to Find
what the Roads Have Com
tracted For--rcxas Rates.


g, Associated Press.
rA,esxo. May 25.--The Western Pas
layer association lines met today to
..r.der the question OF east-bound
'~ly,ant business, but an informal
ACCESSION OF the matter went over
III tomorrow. An effort was made
!, .ettle the question of rates for par
n. Of ten or over, but before the
s,cursIon business could be settled
,lth any accuracy 1t was found neces-
~ to iind out just what amount OF
,..,ness the different lines had con-
,,soied for II is generally known that
..re o. the lines have made arrange
..snts TO handle a large amount of
isslness OF this kind during the COM
IL summer, and other have not con-
,,,eted for a single passenger. Facts
IA figures will be submitted at the
,,,eting tomorrow and an effort viii
4, made TO have the matter arranged
,,,1re evening Owing to the amount
i evidence which will be submitted,
t,reyer. II is doubtful II the thing
~ be arranged IN one meeting. The
oslo Ines held a meeting today for
M purpose Of considering rates for
l,me- seekers excursions to points in
~ South announced by lines south OF
M Ohio river, 1t was finally agreed
AT the lines north of the river should
IN In the excursions announced fdr
In ~ and June s. 1t IL undecided
vh,ther they will Join in the excurl
IONS on other dates or not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
THE HOUSE or COMMONS.
GOVERNMENT ASKED ABOUT ro-
LrrIcAL PRISONERS.
Distinction Betwecn Criminals
EoreiHn nirth and Those Horn
frciand-politicai Eicctfs..
Expenses Paid For.



London. May 2s--s,r Richard Web
ster In the commons today asked TIN
government whether the plans OF tn.
British torpedo destroyer Havoc whicl
has been stolen from the Ynrrow ahi.
building company has found their WAL
TO che United States naval department.
Sir ukay-Shuttiaworth. secretary " ths
admiralty. replied that the government
had no Information on the subject
James oconnor called the govern.
ment's attention to the similarity 81;
the offcnse OF Pouitl. the recently con,
dcmned Italian anarchist, to that OF
John DAILY the Irish political prisoner
saying that the latter was condemned
TO penal servitude for life. while thu
former only received ten years im
priHonmcnt.
MIR. o'Connor asked whether, In View
OF those facts DAILY, who had alrcad,
been ten years In prison, might not
be Nllenacd
John Redmond pointed out that Poui.
Il had confesscd, while DAILY main.
tanned that the bombs he was con.
neotcd with had been placed whcrt
they We're found by the agents OF
the police. MFR. Asauith said that Mr.
Redmond ignored the fact that Poulti's
accomplish, fRrnc, had been sentenced
TO twenty yetrE imprisonment Mr.
Redmond interposed. saying; But
DAILY was sentenced 10 penal Hervi
tudc for life. Does the hon,1 accreturI
consider that it was In the interoa
Of peace and good government OF lro
land that lsngiishmen ana italian
were sentenced to ten years imprison
ment, while Daily was sentenced FOL
Ia l... an m
MIR Asquith replied that he coult
not argue the question. The govern.
ment did not regard this ms a propei
time to Interfere with the acntcnct
imposed upon Daily.
The Irish people, said Mr., Red
mond. "wvrc given to understand NJ
the last election TINT amnesty would
be granted 20 political prisoners
Therefore, they charEc the government
with breach OF faith"
MIR. Aaduith did not reply to this
charge Mr. Morton IN reference ia
Now Foundlnnd, asked the govern.
mcnt TO use It's influence In favor OF
the people OF the colony no as 10 on.
able thom to hnve n proper opportuni
" Of deciding the election petitlona
before eny attompt was made 10 white.
wash the ministry.
Sidney buxton thought Mr.. Morton
had no right TO assume that tho mo,
NiF'h 'VluhNins inc view founulhnd
mlniatry were bad. lie had no doubt
that the governor OF New Foundlnnd
was In communication with tho home
government and would act In nccord-
hncc with the powers given him under
the constitution. Mr.. buxton assured
the house that the government waa
prepared 60 seize any opportunity 20
ond the troubles between New Found
land and France.
After further dipcuraIon Sir william
Hnrcouri moved the closure aud Il was
carried by a vote OF 22i 10 ll6
The vote ON account was then
adopted. The house by vote OF ieG to
~ adopted resolution introduced by
MIR Rowlands affirming the principle
OF defrayinH the expenses of political
elections out OF tho public funds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
TEXAS rInE UNDERWRITERS.
The Continuance Feature VIII be
Slightly Modified.



Louisville Ky. May 25.-The Texas
Fire Underwriters association, which
has been in session at the Gait house
the past two days, concluded It's bust
ness today and adjourned. The report
of the committee appointed at yestcr-
days meeting to draft such amend
ments to the co-insLrance and contrl-
button law as they thought necessary,
was road. The report was quite
lengthy and made number OF amend
ments explaining why they would be OF
benefit. A general discussion OF the
report followed and. after n good deal
of sparring, 1t was adopted Letters
from insurance companies in all parts
of the country, which are interested In
the Texas business, We're received by
the meeting The co-insurance and
contribution were alleged to remain
unchanged, except that all stocks will In
fvture be considered on tine same basis
and the constitution shall be-. first,
second third and fourth-class towns.
10, 10. 20, and 20 per cent. the balance OF
the 100 per cent being co-insured, Most
OF the gentlemen present left for their
homes tonight.