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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
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DIS, (EXtracndrge % ccfts). No. 10 has Par
nor HUAet CAR Dctlpsutq, l5TaQQ HaNHRedIS, I
Sg,9as Pullman sleeper Detroit 10 Chicago 80
&fhea Nfpgpey Seepert@l0d RapiGsS aatSN.
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Hrghsi tq2Ne 9wossR J1Qa&oqajMcsti Alaili$:f
SGfA m; Mixed, j;lJ q. Ia. Trains arrive trOt
weSfi,h.ffP{6ss, 6SAvGh ql.i aAlSeda 1850 D "
W. CHIIUAEOt& GRAND UItU NI{oR 4 II5 Wal
81 Going West: For Chicago and West
IiHl 0ayiuSsol g!0Ja uaJeH4NI )uiahd. 1888 aA ~
E,G S@tzet 6;69 }l59tsebler. pt seo 55:5pp
.E'oTIed E8nBOt abd fJas lS!'Durahd $ loo ap anI
g, q 90 hymn SGlB5 psFh$i $50 p. m. 1920 p, m,
I+Ele.A-ll z Eddy IA " IallSplA- An-s Ia and
IS, bC1NEINNATL SAGINAW 4, MACKINlAV
iRailWay-A To- h'ly0n 20 =. =. Hal 1'"' uiu - |
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IA Bay Cityt,easagpt. var. III 80 2, Sr4Sail |
or JNQ, WyLOUD,ry OK D. BEN FLETCHEHGu |
ls IN Traffic Manager. hou.h Tray. Pass. Agent
~; +. WYBF,S, Local Agent. ,.,. of
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
Better : fvfeciic

NO"10CGef frFSCfSitkS7 80
aud have induced many to use it, 800
"a asf'hirty-hve years ago this Spring, Sss39Ss
II run downhy hard work and success 81 90
10 colds, which made me so. feeble that l$o 60
MAJ edbr, for hisr tBlSEffr.s RrtFheste%S %
&deWori, but kept sinking lower until 80 so
Fiaca sip aN hope of ever being hS W
AaHei.i1G 3b tBss FIJI rNore one day, 1s%
were sold The proprietor 400
Gmy weak ana sicky appearance, and 20
" itW questions as 90 my health ro3S
WGHded me to try Ayers Pills. had A co
nth LiNathese or any other medicine a W
4rptclddcd at last 20 take his advice anST
llo%,. Before l had used them ALL IA ~
I4veryIauch better, and two boxes cure4oiSo
J am COW 80 years 6ldf BHSP'belieye, ~ r,
nv Ithad not been for Ayers Pills, l sll0 90
ntDve been in my grave long ago. ! haI00
te5Ss .sycry year, which make 80 boXcf @
~ TO tld FRoa, wA4IEeSeNKs FUND be Will,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
5 'Ii MAJ da,ll40ilFsdAY uROBeER8. Of
gIIarstII.ae elEesseihat .oG the P:ostpaster sE

iGpdfssbs< ttesldttte' of, the Postmaster ~
In r' t6e nasbiH eptef, Iisy Himon.
iecedstdK sang; d WlJ1 libasA ab0lanfDbbery
stst Sa b{s5& BFS8aPdia }ntE naf Rfee6tas3
Isish0llb dggyi slrov@up TO the store Of Eugene
HVetligtWaxi 0gEf4taifS 5i fs tS$h
buggy, the othertw0 carirarip ;aIlIi dns sud
he wanted sople heeee. hStIf &tf'sStl
who is also the postina sl,py al artedesdaW1
STAIRS after the tllee A3idSp a
cellar door botb fpen c9ge lS2qi ytlip sHRt lACat
volvers annOdennaDdoCbthe contents ol ND
safe. is further oro' so. chat SAID ouuAnistra-
Ma Wet Si NE ISetFipal fGlaHn6 lGngai8el
| IIestgaf shbsooseV SeTsfrpra UOpyllsnlh atill
rthe lamp he hiaa2 ,bht gig1 {HIi4Fs mi;,A Hfed
f;ySic9Ffte9g tf4 ia h6G,S S4ttS
yipg effect. One entered through the right
hip and the other en6ertqirtAe Fight side,
struck n rib and glanced ughe- htei@ ran
ont and jumped into the buggy aud fled.
Officers are hfthis cry after them as it
is believed they are pH-eQnyicts from here,
The safe contained 500 in. cash.ssEG
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
GRueNent' 8 .Arnlea 80.

The best sSlVel 10 the wofld Tor 3uts
bruises, Sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiblaino,
cbrns and all skin efHptl0ns aud positively
cures PIXIES. ICrt no pay required. ltis gnaF-
ahteed 90 give perfect satisfaction OF money
refunded .d,P Price % cents per box, For
sale y,J9Rltisp}y e Henderson a4bria rd
TWO THgN aSaT AA7bqkf4E NOT OVER.
en- named SAINT OA----s fatally wounded au
a UntieG ethtes .IuilEt- tgys GnolsSF Ebenrd
meut abolIb tti'eniuj'iidrsionsre exchanged
EREsA5 GrgTephtgsiEe4 Jlldge John f.
Phillips, ofthe UHU,1t yTaJvs district court,
addressed tai6 PcN8Wh 9yle,rcqIB' United
Sta,ttp ktlltShRty tocSht-1Jg itSre4arA T9tfreN
sttirGn OF ESfdArth,f4ioi arissq ebiG9s6 NsaEK&n
stfiEtrERlRedt. 9HRR, Bha 9e8ft65 g. sfTAR ld
dstfiGt, AHlfot AeYr ~ iRAatfhsHs TIA b5te.r'
tbrs,n Sspc Z tYslr !}e!l GBt eli;;c
-utS Haf5hlS,n fhflil tt S " ltesnl
ErI Eipe, ara hSh2p ab8Htt0 ehe RSep6HEe optatl
fpfhiSS;; TRACKS, switch yards, shops, and To-
cpmg{byeS, o(Hthe fNEwayi GomP1Ipes, lSSekSti
ipg bxntljSiEr M ShtSA s, AhN &pig4JfGt t9 4
eXgrf M qqehc9o ulhiIs theI en a nSffs1 1Iio
thAT 9ystam iRd4f6 NH oRilRfe heti6Ar N
qitt rtahfndyeS H 69cG' th6 9attse ana hR9 thstas
9enmedatefy hldisSpreaFs" The, FIRST dos
geAtIy 'NeDeits. - dts 'SGid by JOHftttp I
fiffehhefSbn,,e ttphEgist, ON5ssdnen give 10
do, IIe stIIAetS1nt yet Oyer they and
dhclr followers must understand that
jeitaerMA6K aieSort3Gis EfAEGB A9tdiOns
Heretoforc issuied blythe United States
dourt OF tNtW YtjfEieinaF9aai., The
iben W, voluntarily qnNE,t iToRKrJtAT u.
domlgeAeedR cam ieoJt '@ggfea atg4srn@ent
to Primo acknowledgements df35hqof cent
fbeterlipg exchangeaiiSier with1pt'iirlCbnAn
hin tRankaIS esbiA'sothel Other demand ian
JldSMefnr &xgapd' GiTizaf28 Ffie Fatai PSeto'
duty TT etkke ub}ift !" The Judge chen iu,
dtrllhASyeei fsf Marshal TO GQA3nhB nttarfec'l
don &ks66xsr, it is needed, and tQ, u vig-
qaH@ rs e8ee6GaaI I the Law iaeaiar, IL
As eC ,gls Rewafa sl55 .'I 'aeiii
1be reSdJteIT q this paper ,1.l "a
D. Learn G Sit Ghefe IS al leaA. bh'"'Fl q
diseasG thet science has been 3htoA JAiy IL
d foHoW v; and 'tnst is iea.ar3H on .p
q I5S9FfG Jsthe only positive care , ~ 81
b,Holehl 5ii1pl Ir4terlily. Cat3rh q et,t
dQglEt Oit9B& disease, requires lutt5i Nf,
fQ9aac hiHstmant, Halls JdtIil tt{reiS,
thapne lteruallX, acting d,rec'y on the
BlopdrHnd mucous surfaces Of tia 51 1iemF
3iAbsas destroying the foundation of+he
diseHs;J and giving the paNeu. s1epgil hy
tdHdfig up The constitution .ai,d assisting
Nature ia B0ing its work, The p,otIei0rs
have 80 much faith in its curative powers,
that tbey offer one hundred dollars TOT any.
case thai it Falls to cure Send for DIST az
teStjlliprtials 4. j. CHENEY. u ERu chick
U.s. Sold bydruggists, 55e. FQlcGpy pRiQs.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
Probate Order.

NESTS LIVER PILLS POSITIVELY CURE LrvER
" saesssa-1s----l1laz4.szs Complaint Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache and Indigestion. 25c. All druggists
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

saprltIIs UTatrll Nonl3lit 1'ullman SleeperlFs1c
titeo aIie. a2elE2,ppriNq u has PaTlo0gsVlaa
tuthSt64 capREsirS afffie B5 gsatS9. rNStt earf
be wggtneb eIeapSr M llstt0it daily
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
o.MnttEaihMh66 IBsssiiSSs us Sl4FI.E ~ ~!

/, DETEoff, r3fich., Jiiy l5.-AIohz6 j
Whiteman, WHO is, updsrl arrest .bSrl
charged WITH. fetgery and who SO said Il
have aclSnowlsdgedg being a pfofesalpha
forger, denied tAS crimes in an Interview
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
rH&I NsrFousA System the seas
OF Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries, 49,.

allthe organs OF the body are under tive t@,~e
troll OF the nerve eenters, losnfedi nqaHr hi |
deranged the organs which they SUPPLY @@"l
nerve hutd are also deranged Nhau Us iiote, M
membeFed that serious injury 10 thr rlluti I
cord will cause paralysis az the DpdH ~ "A" \
Che injured poinG because the neFvndeds4 til
patalyz6d portion IL wiltbe nndlAss dNNhpNs
the 'dornngeInent of the .ngnNa crsin lel0 thl
i cause the qefapge mepf 81 YES ftE5Fllr Nf-@i'
Which they supply with nerye Lotec''
Fwb-thifda 81 chronic u1ihislb stVap&i tee
thc itBpar'iccd aeUQq OK 4as Hkift 3token Et
tht fflfeff 5bN pgaipg Iqoy ll9.4 q
n , vi EqgNevflab iaglasah 0taql8 ont nahoH
thlian ha.ht glistafe5 islghake'hau Nitchell
a. fArAtHGyr lhfas tib6 l4ea6d Tag4agenal
3YlNRF MeEe ainqsadiY ltt afnt bruised
but bnslpn,ipaFiaiH,st bdnitRl The mes
IA 4 s6ribttsivsliNiH 4tt hpafG9 nbfsssnRels rs
3 Y Nhbeihg Ths ne t5' cCnttQneq q llpaNNl' Wh'
was inEl Hu,g nnat ilgD1in tie ssE apd face
p jAkl.f4t .t}s alrffl E4, All fPs-AHift-t NNfan,
X J 30, CfIlies-' cQntuslou, pfcssuf5i tIs
\ buB sbiGcepatc a ara RnrstriaItly lin itgted
tHheI az lf9HsaA, They q4lll ttlt-.tt ,caa- th,
!. III S1hat itiS lased ohthc f6ssgotu bffaee tp'
y DrgNllflEgi REsnOfAT1Yb Northumberland Y0
Y 4 5AsagHsts.pn q posi- feS dt wa,
. dIail c1H r6Eefrt OF price IS bSr NdB4i,, alilS
t0ll6y fcrt IS bXpreas ErupEIia, oun4t Sila
2 atkser1CIslateS nor da1s9i oNA dEg6a' from Tho
rails in the-saIne- manner ss-tAey were
this time opfbeAtt1 Uldeypreyent an acct
: dent There IS yet no clew TO the perpe
I 4 ltfattr5 ~ q Re ,ctithe, but several men arc
Attl4Ht'F Sllibhc ofltho Probate Cont i.r seid
\ IL Corllnno ,,,l1Tlliifslt3N tROBBER8 OF june
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

y Is 15e 3hha X, Sleeper Car seryiSSSanTs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

ltRIAh 9ehi- 1
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
DFITstate Notes,

Several cattle ia tAe Vicinity Of Tecum
sch were refspeIy kiIJIssd led, beinS affected
with tab5foulos,s.
l.. Ae McCombs, while shinglng root
at Newesc, slipped and-fell breaking his
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
acres ofss Pa ~ t2erTOllFesmau saw
SUNNI EF2y hVAA@TlON
has been no ioat tt1e The people ar
N0RFERNr MICHIGAN RESORTS.

Few places oisegtsoumahysadyantages
for BRed ee0pie asjC!0y thei pepnlsr ray
sogtokQn the ahoEesQf lake MiShigaa,
aqbh AMibptarN iPaSs dlRay NiGwsnPq,.
gosttang H&FRqrhec @ljp g,NentBa66f 960r
IhAvei SO CAiSa6d G}anAlrhEsN eh9t fH0u
Reaaus Of GerpeGR 'AHig AaSe Aggeaby Bs,
dbfuh6iyeredB9r mahbe i}gaGifG af6sses "a,
ltiAsn44pud freedom from dust cuut-l
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

Grand I}ara4s
Lowell
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
rMA6Kai6soraHs TEAEGRY

pen oNoiuntarlly q'NEw iToRk, Jtfiy ".
lomMeAeye ON can ltSojt '!@G9}tea at4fSril6ent
ID Primo acknowledgements dR95hTof OF cont
beterlipg chdngaaiiSier with1Ut'hrlCbidin
bin tRank@Resbt4 'soths! othpr &epapa LIANT
$Msfef SS&Esyaqa SFz5t2t eyqie. Pst'p
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

oatR4Se ne WI
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
,q9tsesfc q n N,g. Z, r R1lg, glt4AN,

lg IsHniNlNi padali aGalull6a-Ncarly 50i
miners aud psSlagcci,gd ,lSsa@p iWarke6V al
the6 otctRe, cttyahSh Bapt0scaGd. by 4Ol
kTN0n neutrality-suspicious. chat cU9cI
rthmt tA0ibetHeVg be working utodayt AND
crhe ll0Nar hetholSttllie will DO broken
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

n i4ct llttifltiN ttt-t "
Notwithstanding y l9et4rE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
DID He BREAK FAlTH7
DOLE SAYS VILLAS VIOLATED
HIS WORD.
Queen Iii May Expire at Any Time
orBeart Discnse, From which
She suffers Constantly.



San FNncisco. Cal, Jan. 14.--From a
statement OF the Examiners Honolulu
correspondent there is a prospect that the
United States. either in Honolulu OF
America, may have to auswcr charge
OF breaking faith with President Dole.
II is said Chat Minister Willis showed
great impadcncc at Dcle's delay in for.
mulutng his reply 10 Willis dcmand for
ahdlcation and urged greater hmste
whonupon Dole called upon Willis and
frankly admitted he did moi propnso 10
submit his ronly until iho arrival Of the
vessel on which 10 cnuld he dispatched
simultaneously With the departure Of tha
Corwin, whcrcupon Willis agreed that
tlie COrwin should carry the lispatch N
the provisional government President
Dple then hurried forward his reply
and sent Y To Minister Willis, who dis
patched the turwln early the next morn
ing. Il iranapired that The dispatche,
were delivered by ihe Corwin To The
hawaiian representatives Ia America,
The Hynmincr's correspondent also sayA
lillmokllanls death from heart disenat
Is liable 10 occur al any moment
Smoihrring spells have como upon hei
With alarming frequency of llle Nisi,
tore are prohibited aud every precaullOn
IS taken 70 prevent excitement 1hrcats
against the rN.queens life have greatly
conducod 60 her trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15

and issue bonds for the purpose OF main
tanning the gold reserve. The position
which Tho administration IS In Is one
which they have 10 decide with prompt
ness All the available money now in the
treasury consists of the sO-called gold
S2b,VOpWO and by the 1st Of the month
the department believes that the total
amount VIII be reduced to SGS.0O0,0O0.
such a situation. Il is thought, would
again starr movement OF gold towards
EUROPE, which would further reduce the
amount Of gold held by the United
States. Mr., Carlisle prefers that con-
gress should deal with this matter. but
Il the national legislature fails within
three or four weeks TO show any indlca-
tlon that u intends TO aid the secretary
OF the treasury, II Is known he will be
forced 10 avail himself of the authority
granted him by the act OF 1870 and issue
bonds TO replenish the gold reserve.
No preparation Tor an issuance OF bonds
has beeii made and all statements 10 the
encct ihat orders have been given the
bureau OF engrlyng aud printing for the
Plates etc, are pure fabhchuons, tbs
nuSh can be officially stated, tho attitude
81 New York bankers AS expressed ia
recent publications In regard to furnishing
gold Tor export should such a necessity
arse has positively had some effect In
STRENGTHENING the feeling that the govern
mgnt should issue bonds 10 protect the
gold reserve. II Is denied. however, that
my agreement ever existed by which the
banks We're TO furnish the gold
A prominent Democratic senator said
to-day that Secretary Carlisle would not
allow the gold reserve To fall below 500
100000, aud should the reserve be- ~
duced TO nearly that point before congress
acted Carlisle would Immediately declare
an issue Of bonds
Whom this statement was shown to Sen
ator voorhees,. chairman OF The finance
committee, he declined TO either verify
or deny, only saying: "rhe secretary Of
the treasury has the authority and dis
position to protect the credit Of this gov
eminent and l have no doubt he would
act promptly and effectively Il urgency
should arrive"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
A LONDON TIMES CoRREsPoND.
ENT on THE SITUATION.


by Associated Press.
London, Jan. H. The Times tomorrow
viii publish. letter from special Rio
de laneiro correspondent.
He Describes the condition of affairs in
Brazil as Anomalous The Insurgents I'M
der Admiral Dc CANA are In the bay Of
ilio dc lunciro and tho Brazilian govern.
ment mas centralized all h forces 10
crush out the revolution nj tint point.
The insurgents hitherto have maintained
their position al Rio and even yot con.
iinue 10 hold the government in check.
although mnny Of the inNrgcnt Ahius
Will 500 officers aud men have boon dis
patched south TO aid 10 the organization
of The land force aud The establishment
Of the provisional government ut Santa
Cathnrlnu, The paramount question now
", whether De GumH can Lnld his present
position until the arrival of reinforce
MEETS From the south, " hc can, tho Hit-
milton IL portions for PciXotn, An That
the Insurgents need 10 Il large force 10
land ia Rio and hold The city This ac-
complshcd. the Insurgents would receive
nil from many quarters,
De CANA scouts the idea Of the ri-cs-
tnblishment of the monarchy and empha-
ticaly declares that The decision of the
struggle must terminate soon and that
If the insurgents gained the victory. II
would he found he had not imposed on
any one, and that " Il was thought he
was IN impeachment 10 the success Of tho
cause Of The Insurgents he would rcsirn
Tho command al oncc.
DE Ggma's forces are suffering many
hnrflahips, and IN some casos are
disprited al the magnitude of the strne-
gle that confrunts them on account OF
delayed reinforcement.
The government " using every pDsaihln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
AT PUGlLISM'S CENTER.
ROTH MEN ARE IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
'rhe Adintant-GoneraI Notifies An
Militia Captains to he In Readi.
ness for Cail-Mrs.
Corbott Ill.


by Associated Press.
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 14.-Excursion
trains today carried large crowds TO
Mayport and San Augustine, where the
training quarters of Corbett and Mitchell
are located. Ccrbott and Mitchell an
peared In the hest OF condition. Delaney
said that Corbett was never In better
trim, and Billy Thompson expressed The
same opinion about Mitchell Both men
will train up to the very day set for their
meeting whether the fight occurs or not
They say that they propose TO carry out
their part Of the contract.
II was learned today that Governor
Mitchell had been having the ndiutant-
ialns Of companies to hold their mon In
readiness for n call to action. Not only
has the subject been mentioned TO Jack.
sonville captains, hut also to officers who
command companies IN surrounding
towns. Although the club says tue fight
VIII occur as advertised, there are grave
doubts whether II viii publicly. II Is a
fact that Governor Mitchell Is taking
steps to Interfere, and no one believes
that he will back down at the last mo.
ment and allow the fight to proceed.
thereby subjecting himself 10 the ridirulc
Of the entire state aud nation. If the
negroes. Harris and Watkins, meet at
the opera house tomorrow night az adyer-
iised, some action may be taken that will
relieve the dOubtfulness Of the situation.
George Sier Of the Chicago News and
Record, will rot referee the contest be-
tween the negroes, rs hqs been stated
Sller got into trouble through refereelng
matches nj Roby, Ind.
Mrs. Corbett has not been well for
s0me days. She was worse today, but no
serious results are anticipated In her
case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
FOUR WACO "BLOODS"
FIGHT A DUEL AT COLLEGE,
HEIGHTS,
A Young Lady Mixed in It-Romarks
Said to Have Been Made
About Her the Cause.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex, Jan. 1i.--Four well known
young men were participants IN a general
shooting anair about O O'Clock tonight. In
which a young ludy plays part iiay
Hoffman, Archie Thomas, Harry Hurst and
S. l.. Warren were the guartette
The affair took place near The home OF
Hurst. at College heights but the full
particulars have not yet been obtained
Warren frequently visited young lady IN
that neighborhood. and was charged by
the others with having made derosatory re-
marks about her His remarFs were re-
ported az the house he visited, aud he was
refused further admission ar permission TO
visit the lady. 1his angerei him, and he
determined 10 get even With those VINO
had reported his remarks. Tonight he pro.
ceeded 20 College heights an1 met the
three above named young men, who, Il Ia
said, had reported his statement concerning
the lady. The final result Of the meeting
was general fnsllade, In which an fou-
took part.
Hurst ia said 70 be minus several fingers.
HOFFMAN shot IN the thigh ana the others
more or leas bruised up.
Nnrrens home ~ ia Austin. but Tor some
flme past he has been in the city IN the
employ OF the Williamson Drug company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
TAKES TT ON HIS OWN sHouIe
DERS.


Washington. Ian. l4-It Is said that
President Cleveland Is considerably an
noyed az the c0lumcnt Of quito n number
OF Democratic papers which have put the
responsibility OF the Hawaiian hlundcr on
Mr. Gresham, the Republican secretary
OF state.
1t is reported that Mr., Gresham Is aleo
very restless under these ntiacks, and
that he u prepared 10 show that Il ia
none OF his business, aud Whatever he
has done has harmonl4ed wlih presidential
direeuonu, A well known member Of the
house, IN discussing the question with the
president few days ago, reports Mir.
cleveland as being greatly nc,tlcd over
the effort 10 throw The blame on Mr.
GreshanL NOT that the president would
not DC deliEhted 10 shift the whole uues-
zion beyond the doors of The White
House, but because he knows that Mr..
Gresham knows, and j. prepared 10 show.
u necessary that u is moi the secretary
Of state but the prWidgnt who has tnl,cn
charge Of the Hawaiian matter from che
beginning,
Several Democratic newspapers have
boon ycry. vigorous In their criticism OF
Mr. Greshnm's conrso, and hive OK
pressed the opinion In emphatic terms Tint
TINS Is The result OF appointing a lepuh-
lean az chief cabinet officer iudor a
Democratic administration. aud have used
this as moral against any iurlher en-
langlins mugwnmp or Republican alli-
The PRECEDENT however, does not wish
10 have the responsibility shifted TO fht
secretary of state. lie admits that he N
responsible for What has been done by
WY OF Instructions To- Commissioner
Binunt aud Minister Willis, and he IL not
seeking 10 displucc Whatever responsibility
may he attached 10 such developments as
have taken place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
ENDRICKS NOT DEAD.
CONDITION, HOWEVER, is
VERY CRITICAL.
SHELLS why He Shot Hendricks
|Who is His wire's Cousin.
Graves In jail.

! Dispatch.
las. Tex, Jan. 14.7Iim Hendricks,
VAS shot yesterday, an account of
appeared in this mornings Ca
Is not dead yet, but is in pre-
5 condition, The bail entered the
under the right shoulder blade and
downward.
YES young wife and Jim Hendricks
rst cousins, and Hendricks alleged
upon the lady led to the shoot
/, stated last night Graves version
case Is as follows;
e night in November last / went
and noticed my wife was in low
1, and there were traces of weeping
+ face. On her right cheek was a
scratch ! inquired The cause of
1alieiy and the scratch on her face,
Ne pat me of by saving that the
4 va it. Since that time she has
4 9gspiiicl and appeared to be
\ lllo decline, | frequently pressed
II an etplanatlon. but she gave one
e and then another. On last Sat
week ago | found her weeping
luy'. and demanded an explanation.
she sall IL would move away
ueiar Hill she would tell me. /
my arrangements, and last Wodnes-
We moved TO Grcenyille, Hunt
N; Thursday she told me that In
nOef last her cousin. Jim Hen
VISITED my home one day when 1
absent lie watched his oppor-
caught her unawnres, and raw
net, In the struggle that en-
pc scratched her face badly. Then
|sE his pistol and swOre that IL She
lMa a living being what he had
Iae would kill her and kill me, too.
my pistol, arrived at Cedar Hill
Iasy morning and waited for Jim
r. ! went there to kill him. When
1lln | pulled a pistol and he be-
I laugh, said: Jim. this amt no
'als matter aud fired and missed
i1eh he grabbed the pistol,
AZ 4, II outlof my hand and struck
he mouth with il, Then he ran
e ~ gSstper shop, and ! shot him in
g pIt y. 70 the affair are reputable
Nellio-do farmers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
THE TN WON'T Bn PAVED.

IFN N08WTIWTVI T-TT771
Chicago Ill.,, Jan, 1.-THE tie game
between Schooi'er and Ives to determine
first and second place In ihr billiard
tournament which closed saturday night
VIII NOT be played. owing TO q difficulty
Ia securing q suitable hail 'iho sweep
stakes Of $500 aud 50 per cent W the
net door recepla, Will he equally divided
heiwecn Srhaeier aud Ives ench Of
whom, under ihc arrangement, VIII re-
ceiVe nearly 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
WHOLESALE BURGLARS.

Dallas. Jan. 13.-The Wholesale gro.
cery bonse Of Boreu & Davidson was
burglarized last night, aud a large
quantity Of bacon. barrel Of apples;
cigars. cigarettes and tohaecos carried
away. Tho thieves Just backed a wagon
up to the rear door. effected an entrance
aud helped themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
A BLAZE AT DALLAS.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas. Tex, ian. lion Broadway
and the river bank this afternoon the
storehonse Of the Texas Implement com
pany and the johnson Storage company
caught fire. The department responded
and after twenty minutes hard work the
flames were extingnished, The Texas
Implement company carried large stock
Of agricultural implements, buggies. etc.
They carried 5000 insurance. which win
cover all losses The building. which was
owned by j. r. johnson. was damaged
$1,000. covered by insurance.
The fire broke ont In the office Of the
company, and Charles Parker. It's mana
nor. could not account for It's origin. The
goods wefe damaged more or less by
water.