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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
THE BLACK PLAGUE
Hong Kong Sorely Afflicted
With 1t
------
HUNDREDS DyINs DAILY.
The Disease Originated in
Canton Months Ago.
ny Associated Press.

~ f'hopNiN'ou i-rchts
San Francisco. cal, June is.-Ths
steamer Belric arrived today with FULL
or "details OF the black plague now rag
ms nj Hong Kong, When the vessel
cleared the scare over the result OF
the iirat iiucloauros VI the opldemicn
had substdea eonsidcr,hly ma i, WINS
,n,nly bonca I'm, IA, d,.onnr ,vnu,s
.nnn no s,o,r,n ~, rn. ,,or,a,,,,,
.,.,,.,i,. n.,.a,... ,.as,s, XXI 800,
Nj. ,,ar,.,., I, 49, ,,,.a,,s, nas,,,..
49,. 1890, 4, H.. 1870
M sn'3"'t,, ' "'N's """'
wv Wy RV,'s'' ossin'V,' oS .ne "."y
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VNNeF nave Norn reported WITHIN
"''N INV sn'Ie nay pssn ~ dea'h"'
A. $500. '"'''''"",'
w si1 Vn"'"e ~" ou'o's'N .,
,,,. "" ~, 'VH Nas ', ,, ~ Wy %
-, w." r'siN snNNs"' 'us 'p'uv'io
""s 'e',N W N''u''nV' nnu'n'r "a
'''"o's u'g'e'' ~ \, "rpsH'vu ~ ~ o'n
f''''ii'" " Wv '-"'"Vs" WV "v''
- - w NV'e.'v''
Inc hosniinis rhc rsie " a, p n,nr,ei,, w
dronned temnnrnruv ana no s.,,,ar,
AUTHORITIES gained onoouro ,enon, an,
while tho rain water waahea o,, .o,na
nuhlio ana ho,.a ara,,s d,s,,s.,,a,,,s
were scattered about ,bo n,,,,.d
houses and they wore oleAned IN
whllc-washed.
The prevalence OF the dineane eroatoa
a good doal of amrm In The dlfferer,
shipping auartern in communient,nn
with the port. Raignon and tho other
ports OF the French colonica ouarnn.
tined oil vessels arriving from Hong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
ow DO THE PEOPLE srANDr

\ ofen their principles and pur-
4. their platforms and their candi-
are sidetracked by the manipu-
q OF schemers In conventions. As
rs Il may be able TO do 30, in the
3sd time left for that stupendous
The Gazette intends to ascertain
The people Of Texas stand on live
Peal Issues and in reference to the
mates for office. We will not rely
be orators and oracles for that in
Patton. but will go directly to the
NJ
want to know how you stand.
most important campaign in
since it's admission into the
n Is Just ahead.
% in Texas the worldwide battle
e money standards ia on, and
1s of national reputation are
frtng forces for the contest.
Issue is closely Joined. and this
a'gn Will determine whether Tex
kmocracy Will support Lombard
wall streets doctrines of finance
nelher 1t will adhere TO its ancient
Of a bimetallic standard.
earnestly request that every read
The Gazette whether a regular
cr1ber or not, will Ill out the ballot
and return to us. The results
ballot win be announced from
. day In the Daily and Semi
" Gazette.
ereas Vote Editor Gazette. Fort
~ Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19


ccptance.
MIR, Hin suggested that the Demo
cratic house was mistaken. He sup
ported his amendment with a speech.
II was useless for him to enter into
a lengthy argument lie simply
wanted TO cal the attention OF his
Democratic colleagues to the fact that
the country expected Democratic
congress In any tarifr reform measure
to place coal on the free list 1t had
been demanded by the Democratic
platform and by every Democratic
senator who had spoken during the
campaign Of 1893. II there was any
thing to which the party was pledged
It was free raw materials and II there
was any raw material, It was coal.
Mr.. PetIer followed Mr. nm In sup
port OF FREQ coal, although on dif-
ferent line He raised laugh at the
outset by saying that he had stronger
reason Tor advocating free coal than
the demand OF Democratic platform.
81 have no more respect" said he, "for
the Democratic platform than the
Democrats themselves have"
Vest speaks OF nm.
Mr.. Vest said no understood Mi, nm
was opposed to this bill on account OF
It's income tax. Yet he comes here
this morning. said MIR. Vest, and asks
who compelled US to place tax on
no, 10 thnsc VINO rnoy, os ,nnoh nho,,,
his matter MS ovrse,yrs NJ un,s
purpose. the apcaler Thought WAS IN
elicit some abatement no cnnia ns, In
aqhtiny The nm NJ vo.t a.ci.raa
thnt he wou,a not ,nsi,oto Ia an,agnn.
iye The commands 80 ,is marty an n
ouestion lnke mia n tho n,,t,or,, IA.
manded free conf and no could pst onIv
reduction OF az cents no would tahc
IT.
Mr., Chandler expressed the opinion
that coal would 10 on the free lis,
before the bill became a law, basing his
opinion on the serene confidence felt
Ny the Nova Scotia syndieate with
which Mr., whitney ,yns CONNECTED.
that when the bin came out OF con.
ference. conf would he on the free llnt
and there was. he declared some under-
standing with aomeboly
Then In TIA INTERPRETATION OF tho n,at.
form and OF Mr.. Cloyoland,s lettcr Mr.
Squire. on behalf OF the Warrington
coal interests, thought II was Unfair
10 admit Canadian coal nj 40 nor ccrt
when Canada CHARGES 90 ner c.n, ~,
coal imports.
Free Coni Defeated.
MIR. Perkins explained that he uhonId
refrain from voting ON this narnnrnpb
because he had a personal ,ntcrca, I'm
coal mines an mo pn,,nc ooas,
vote was taken a, NJ uura .,on,.
ment NJ ano nnd ,yas 49,, - =,
Mesars AiIo, y, N.,,.aa,,, ~.
son,h nai,,,o rno,a, =, $500,
No.. ID, :, ~, ~, y, ''. ~, /. -
go, ~, ". ~" - NV ,'us :"
,'Vusu N",o',''"' i'Vl"ue'"''' anu ,"us'
piVNs" =, No''" ''uN''o npp "n'i-
pu'n u N'nneAo'"' iN'pup''oAnA' vol
ing IN favor fof the motion.
ar h@nspronHh' hepupican' moved
that proviso be added Oh
the rnragrap, placing his hitum-
nous eoai on the duitanlo hgt
TO admit coal free Of duty to
ouni efp"Iteu from the uhit"u otateh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
You Want Businesss

-.y TO get 1t /. to push things.
1. c..e,,e can help You push.
q, MP our adverti.inF man and
IN tell You ali about It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Gazette BALLOT.
frk ous tho names of the candi-
lot whom you do not wish to
az with an ordinary election
also the platform planlls TO
II You are opposed)
FOR United States Senator.
flace Chiffon.
soid standard advocate. ~
For Governor. y
a. H. Reagan. -
w: I. Lanham.
Ariss A. Culberson.
r. II. Cochran.
p D. Mccall.
For Platform.
nee silver coinage.
Vast free silver coinage.
an Income tax.
nnst an income tax.
me state railroaG commission as
INST the state railroad commission
"'.''......'..................'.
SO .-',-....--.-.......-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

associated Press.
|ashington. June 1S.-Enstern Texa,
BIZ; southeast to south winds.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

We believe it pays to advertise, and
our increasing business jus,ifes the
statement IN every particular. Men
daily walk into our store and say:
al have been reading your adver
tlsemehts for a long time, aud made
up my nina that whenever wanted
anything in your liue, you were the
man vas going to-"
Advertising pay, and we stop to
remark that the w AGO Ira hing com.
pany is still furnishing houses from
kitchen to parlor.
j. w. RicGtNs,
Prop. Waco Trsdiug Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
After toby Hnolsmnkcrs.

Ind, Jan. ~. The an
'li''es of Lnke county Will appeal to
vernon Matthew's to suppress the
'FooinS r'<a in open violation of the
al Rory Driven from CHICAGO by
!. u ponce Interference the gambling
''srnlty has sought a haven on In
ma soil Pools are sold ON the win
races, and Roby is the meeting
W. uaiiy OF from 800 to 1000 gamblers.
governor. it is expected. will order
sflf frederick to rid the state of the
,sai'ce' and Wholesale arrests are ex-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
Does Advertising Pay2

We were ast nished at a state.
ment made in the "Day-G lobe" a
few days ago, that only about 10
per cent of the business men Of
Waco Advertised their business Is
it possible that So per cent of the
business men are so far lost az to
recognize the most valuable means
of getting business az not to utilize
the newspapers of Waco to adver'
tise what they are doing to the pub
lie We talk about Substituting our
newspapers If any newspaper in
Waco was backed by $50, 600 it
would be useless to our city unless
sustained by the business men as an
advertising medium by which to
reach the people of Waco and
Waco's trade territory. The papers
in Waco, all of them, are much
better than their trade justi6es.
The three papers combined, as we
are informed spend about $50, 900
per annum, most of which returns
to the very pockets from which it
was taken. Not to sustain your
paper, or not to advertise your
business is like hotel which
begins to economlze by set
ting a vevy poor table.
This article is not written in the
interest of any one of the news.
papers, but in the interest of right.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
,.r cuts the Throat of Woman
md browns Himself.


,.,.rrA>ooaA. Jan. % -Alonzo ;.
|rhompson, barber at the Southern
want 70 the home of his mistress.
|, ,p, Nentlow. and deliberately pic.'ed
/ ouarrel Then, with cool, ralcuiat-
II sondishi. s. he took her head In his
and with three fearful gashes of y
rsror laid open her throat from ear to
L. She still lives. with little hole OF
ta.overv. but was able to tell of the
koarfnl tragedy. Thompson mopped
I,n the blood thai had formed in y ois
Farm the Aonr with the woman's a rot
lnd hurrledly left the house. going to
r,ord the Tennessee river. A man Wa
(een by fisherman who was rowil1
kodstrean to run to the edge OF Tn
k;ver and throwing off his coat ia
rom the hisn bank into the cold stream
He rose once. ciutching wildly lii<e a
Browning man A coat and overcoat
}ound on the bank were READILY identi-
kei As Tnunwon's. In his coat poke,
We're two tclltale letters. One WAS
igned "Nlamn.' and was Il most touch
Inp letter OF Genuine love.
Molie Mentow was divorced from
Ter husband. Dick Jenkins, II proflgatr
Ind gambler, about three years ago.
| md THONGS II has boarded in the house
With her .or Il year. The murder Wa
{remeiitated, rs Thompsons fri ands
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
NEWS IN BRIEF

The llinol~ state Bar association is
lodns a session ut Peoria
Mrs. Laura Shi. mer- Mapleson. The
|ima donna died at New York.
Fire wiped ont about half the bust
|ess part OF solomon, Kan
IA tramp was arrested at Decatur,
lls., for the murder of George Feuse.
Cipo Falazar, treasurer of Lincoln
buuty, Colorado, is reported $1,000
bort in his counts.
/ An English syndicate has purchased
De FISK gold anime near Black Hawk.
Olo., for 5000 900
The OHIO mne operators have de.
Died that they will pay no more than
cents ton for mining
4 Twelve eX- supervisors of McDonough
bunty, Illinois. have been sued for
isapwopr ting poor funds.
A NJ Beardsley, a prominent Noun-
B.ufs Ia }. druggist. took whisky
FOm poison glass by mistake ana
ieima few hours.
4 The court has ordered that the testl
Pony in the trial of the train robbers
Newport Ark. he not published UNI
the Inst prisoner is placed on trial.
Mis- Cons Moore Jones. daughter os
p governor II Alabama, and Charles
! Holt ron Of Ex-Governor Holt Of
|6rth Carolina, We're married,
The body found in Cum berland river
flow Gainesville, Tenn. has been
fn'itied As shat Of Henry HUTCHINSON,
% John nseny has been arrested
y the murder.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

"''Hs, IAN. 27.-John Bell, who
Z ana Killed Mayor j. S. Woods at
["y some weeks ago. has been
(on 10 Nam man county for trial Bell
Ens' III Red River county, was "a
|'n PICKER near Forney during the
0easou' and the officers say the
eHce agmnst him is overwhelming
Es'"g KILLED woods without iustiti
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENT rs.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

me NKwS Is author "d II anuornce Mord
II S'Rnucfcr, n Il rRnuldat. for Coanty Treas
urer, a. tae next elect II.
We are authorized to annouce 10 eph A
h'ton a. a candidate fnr uou tuatiou ~ rreas-
u-'r McLenn II county, subject to me acti, N
or the Demo rAcN Of ie coun y.
The INV Ia authnrig d ~ announces w. x.
"ul'on, a. ca d. ate tor Comfy IRE 49, rer
at tho nsni"g election, subject 90 the n ton
OF the democrats party
John Connor i e uii ate for County
lfeasu er subject To the acton of The demo
cratic patty.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.
higgins on the Situation
Answering a Question.

Answering Question:.
NO questions have been asked us
very frequently lately. One il:
Cannot We induce you to run for
mayor" The second IT,: "What
part are you going to take in the
present city campa gnt" We
answer the first by saying we are
not an asplrant, nor have We ever
asked for the preferment of our
fellow men, but have always waut,d
to deserve it, if fairly won upon a
plane Of principle and right. We
positively define TO run for any
otiice. We have good business,
Increasing III its demands upon my
time, ana believe We are dischargiug
our duty full y TO the public, BON in
our capacity AZ cltlz-n aud a.
president Of the Waco Commercial
club.
2. We do not expect to have
much TO say IN the present city cam
paign. We will say every principle
fought for and announced for the
last several years, aud especially
two years ago in the Town
Talker," are our princioies, and will
be fought for today a. vigor )usly
aud held to as teuaclousiy az ever.
he question before the people is
simply tnis, do you approve the al
ministratlon OF the present mayor,
in what you believe has been an un.
business-like, class-favoring, legal
complicating and law violating ad-
minlstratlon2 His record is before
you. The accounts show for them
selves. We have no objection per
sonally, or prejudice TO the present
mayor. We have never believed
hia ability was commensurate with
the demands of the city of w
We have said so plainly, aud we
believe go yet; 30 the whole ques
ton is divided into two parts, adj
mlnistration and anti.ad ministra-
tion. If the present mayor and his
friends propose to boost the present
administration upon sentiment,
backed by the sporting element of
Woco, then let the people under
stand it plainly
5 IMPLY because the mayor salary
is raised is no reason for re.electing
the present mayor, no more than
any other sentimental boo! boo.
would influence US 10 voting for a
relative who is incompetent 10 hold
an offile. If we want to give
charity, let us give charity. II we
want to vote for man on account
of merit, that is clean patriotic
policy. A 49, salary will not
make the capacity or ability of a
man to fill the office any better. If
the people of Waco will unite upon
an anti adm nistration business man,
we can elect him; but If four or five
men come out the present admins.
tration will be about one fifth of
the votes, and We Will have another
minority mayor. This Is about the
clean, clear statement of the prop
osition. What do the business
men, as business proposition think
of the present al . inlstration3 If
you are pleased and want to SUE.
tain it, the proposition is before
you. We have every evidence to
believe that nine tentns of the peo-
pie of this county sustain our views
and our methods, and thus we ac
count for our many friends aud the
arge patronage OF the Waco Trad
ing Company, which has been fur
nshing houses from kitchen to
par!or. }. w. HIGGINS, Prop.
= H. n
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
THE COSMO
SIS Austin Ave., Waco, Texas.

Conceded by a cultured patronage
10 stand unrivsled ~ Its stock OF we'll
mstured liquors, well kept malts,
cnoice wines, standard brands OF
cigars and talented service
Our culinary department is always
supplied with the PICK Of the market,
and the various delicattessep; and is
noted for its attentive service at all
hours.
Family orders receive special care
and attention. Telephone No. 2l.
w. E. ARMSTRONG. Proprietor,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
PRECINCT OFFICERS.


rhE Nlws e authorized In announce
n Davl- IS n ca lid ,tc - the approaching
election for justice of tne Peace, rrec. It No.
/. McLennau county. subject TO the act on OF
the pemhcr al pnrtv
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
IroIcn to Death.

E'niNNFY- %ex., Jan. Ell. H. La
H. ,"r'ier' was found frozen to
@pout nine miles east of McKin-
~ ne leii Mckinney late Tuesday
.as "l'h load of lnm Der. His
w. 80 @s'n team were found near him.
was found corpse.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. BALDWIN,.

RUPTURE AND RECTAL SPECIALIST,
guarantee 60 cure Rupture, Piics, FITS
tUiN In AnO, liberated krCium, lily.
drnCptP Nnt NB'iC0CetC. without knife
or detention from business No pay Usstu
cured.
Why wfhr q trues ~ tulrr when cure IL
offered yen on euch fair terms. Hundreds OF
cases treated ia II hroL nd Whec the past
three ye r.. some you may kDrw Write or
cal tor reference llst Office, rooms ~, 20, VI
PIovident hutldlug W 700, sENAS
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

I, ''>1FPi COngrths'
Il ha l mock, Jan. 27.-Goyernor
TN mas appointed delegates to
ets a,SHsin'ssissippi congress which
has a ~ can Francisco Feb. IS. Other
h val s expected to appoint delega tes
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertising in this column charged M
cote ofone cent per word tor each insertion
Gosh must accompany the order, except wh.r
ordered BY regular advertiser.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
WANTED.

XIyANEEp- ialet man carry line of Biz
w ponulsr Cigars ana sell sample ots Onr
nav DIXIE CIGAR co, winston N.
'"'' I.22-at
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

rrynU-are ont OF employment and want .
,,n rut An ad" in this column we VIII
onlv char, g you ten cents.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27
MISCELLAk nUUS.

WANT everybody in Waco 20 s suo c.t tina,
ma' zoo, in his eli v. corner 9th and Wsrh-
t tnutcn street Joseph r. Naley successor to
,n nrch A. Nsiley, CIT Pearl street. Eat Waco'
touch " +'"'' t.2.- It
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

o coior 4 iibvrsi rew.rd VIII be pa't 'or
Information leading to his recovery, 20 Sy ! a.
Blair.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-27

o' sSs ws ~ o nIS
~, pu, ra cent word for each ln.e'tlon. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM DEATH'SGR GRASP
A Victim Of Electricity RIVED BY
Artificial Means.
his EXPERIENCE RELATED.
Life was Apparently Extinct bat H..
turned slowly Aiier seven
Minutes.

NEW YoHi,, Nv. l8.-The poslbil.
ily that thu experiments upou the yer
ton of a criminal condemned to death
In tho eleutricd GUAR may prove SUE
ctss.ul, has startled New YOtk phyti.
claus AMI elutt3oians to discuis tina
matter.
A man living Mt Plt,sdclI, Mas ,
alter having received through his nOvy
m electric current Of 1000 volts aud
remaining TO all appearances dead
iTOm the shock for seven minute,
IA not obly alive uut well anu his Nv,
aud health he owes 20 tho surgratiou
Of DR.. d'Ar.onvnl, Of Psrs, VINO q
few months ago tald that persuu
shocked ny Ios efuI elcotfic current
should DO treat u as oue drOW lcl it
treated.
Ths man who feap,d the benefit Of
toe FtvnchmAu's iuea, anu wuU b., ~
lar Ns heard from, tue iut person uuI.
side Of PARIS to be- treated To the muu.
ntr suggested by Dr. u'Anunvai, l.
NJ. james T.. Gutter, superintendent
oi the testing dopar mout Of the Sian.
10y Electric Manufacturing G mppny,
VI pitWneld, Mas, Ga October 23r ,
Mi. Cater, wniie at wDfR, tUUk huld
" two terminals carrying the high
pressure OF 80 volts, aud was iin.
mediatoy cOmpIu ely pfUutfatui.
Nir. Cnafits w. Price, editor u the
NaHH - "a go ..H 1. .saH
otiyvu irJm AIT. CutlrT, a letter IN
which tue injured man uesciiUts HE
tcnsatioui
81 was examining transformer
which carried a current Of 400 wolfe, "
NJ. Cut says, "and ia moving
stolt the wires gJt IN my way anu
tt0G hold Of them aud received shUcH
through my cniirc buuy. For buc'
Ia 'tant there was uuusaiIn ~ iit /
we're being drawn downward by the
aims, auu every thing rtoame black.
Fla this condition / remained Tor
seven minutes, the attendants tell the.
During this period efforts were maize
10 restore respiration after tue manner
Recommended by DR.. u'Aisouvai-
that H., by working tho arms anu
di0phfhgm 20 the time OF natural
breathing. Fof seven miuults there
WIS tn0t eigu u IuIse ueating and
there was every sigu VI death.
"rhVn slowly began TO regain con-
soiousness anu 10 repeat incOuuruut TO-
mAtks about tbs accident. hen 1 nrst
opened my eyes 1 could sec there was
huge black spot, which soon began
iodlminlnh ana nually disapprarod.
Hall AN hour aittfwRTd | could recall
every incidcnt before ana Aiter tue
soven.minulo interval, which was a
total aud painless blank. Tue accident
occurred about 10 o'clock ia the morn.
Ing. For the balance OF the dsy kept
quiet, uut on the following DAY l was
around n usual. | have experienced
no ~ effects other than the ,cafs iIom
the burns, one VI wEleh went TO tue
iOup.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16

BosTUN, Nov. 10 -ruis uvenlnr's
so,si IA Ui the Episcopal congress was
largely attended. The topic Of tue
evening wac GLOW 10 relieve the poor
without palpeuzing them" Robert
L. fAyuu salt!
"Chaiitj nus. iol eve worthy need
prJmpiiy, iluugly Aud tvulefly; pre-
vent uuwiHr hiua TO the unworthy,
anu make sure that no children grow
up paupUr-. Charity 10 In makiug tue
relations Ut life swcuttr aud softer anu
tempting tie rich 10 enjoy noble USE Oi
their wealth IN using ~ ior the benefit
OF tno poor"
Rev. George Nelson said: "what
the shiveriug poor need 10 ~ mpathy, a
sense VI bfOtu, rhOOi that makes US oil
ons IN Christ"
Rev. Joseph II Reynolds said what
II thu cause VI poverty anu pauperlsm
In Oue wOtd-sin. SlBis committed by
toe church aud etale when they AllJ "
OF sanction the ouaCtmtnt uf laws con.
t'Hry 10 the divine laws, The remedy
IN applied ChTistiHnity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-16
nEroRnISG Nrw Yonls.


Proposed Legislative Measures MIS-
cus-sd by a.. commit Z" OF seventy.
New YuRil, Nov. lB.-rho lugisla.
tive committee appointed by tue com.
mittee Of seventy NJ n secret sesulon In
the rooms oi the ohHmbor Of commerce,
appointed o. o. BeamAn, w. n.
Jerome, L.. l.. Delaneld aud Joseph
Larocque subcommittee 20 prepare
aud present plans Tor legislation on
municipal Aiaift. Among tue meas.
ufss which tue membera VI the CONF
mi tee Of seventy have been discussing
art.
10 remove all heads OF departments
now holding office by virtue VI tue
appointments OF tne mayor.
Fixing the tenure VI oil elective
IN, Ia tue city and c UNITY ~ that
TIER terms OF Utiice will expire In odd
numbered years.
Auolishing tue office OF police Justice
nud creating new uillUe Just like u.
Taking tue bureau VI elections out oil
the police department.
Providing Tor puDllc hearings by the
mayor on all bills passed by the legisla
tuto anu submitted u MIN Tor apprOy'
nj.
Giving effect TO the civil service rec.
ton OF Article i've VI tue now conslitu'
ton