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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
HAWAIIAN INVESTIGATION.

Prof Alexander Tsstifes Tint the Rsvo-
luton WAS Not Influenced by stevens.
WASHINGTON, Jan.4.-The senate sub
committee of the committee on foreign
relations resumed its investigation OF
the Hawaiian situation at 10 o'clock
this morning Senator Butler sat with the
committee for the first time today, having
returned from his holiday vacation, so that
all the members of the subcommittee
with the exception OF Senator Thomas
were present. Professor Alexander was
again the only witness present and his ex-
animation was continued on the line be-
gun yesterday.
He devoted much of his time to relat-
ing he details of the revolution of Janu-
ary and explaining the exact part taken
by the American minister and the troops
of the United States.
Heasserted that they showed conclusively
that the resolution was entirely indepen.
dent in the official influence Of the coun-
try.
Senator Butler closely questions Mr..
Alexander concerning Hawaii.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
THE MARINE REPORT.
List OF Arrivals ana Departures Mt the
Port of Providence To-day.

The arrivals at this port are as
follows; steamers, Nashua, Williamson,
New 4 *; Berkshire. Kirwin
Baltimore, Moant Hope, Cornor, Fail
River; City OF Newport, Kelly, Newport.
Schooner l.. o. Foster, Normsu.
Mount Hope, city OF Nswpor
Queen lity. William Marvel, tug Hustier,
schooners Etc May, Thomas III. Lawrence,
bsrgcs Westport, Quinnobaug and n. and
W. I.
Sailed, s.-smer william Lawrence,
The schooncrs w. Il. Ives, Lyman N.
Lsw and w. =. Hood are expected TO
arrive in this port at sometime during the
next "a hours.
The steamer Berkshire, beside other
freight, had $500 bales OF co,.oa wh,n she
came In ihi morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
BRISTOL NEWS.
Annual Election of Officers of
the Fire observation-disclosures.

The annual meeting of the Bristol
United Cricket and Football club was
held last evening in the rooms OF the
Mount Hope block. The reports of the
officers to the club were very satisfactory,
the roll showing about 70 members.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Thomas Crowley, esq. !;
vice president, Harry Hcaton; secretary,
George Pailtrcpe; treasurer, Thomas
Simpson; trustees, Herbert Carr, Dennis
Ryan, John Pickles; directors, Herbert
Carr, John Pickles, j. HoyIe, g. Pniitrope,
Thomas Simpson,; financial committee,
Joseph Peste. Frederick Pickles, William
III. Andrews.
The animal election OF officers OF the
fire department took place on Wednesday
evening accompanied by turkey supper
at the Steamer and Hydraulian halls. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Steamer King Philip, Fore
man, William H., Andrews; first ass sistant,
Isaac p. Munro;s second assistant, Will
lizard Kenny; engineer, John Campbell; !;
assistant engineer, Charles r. Card !;
orderly, William Hunt; clerk, Albert Har-
rup; treasurer, Thomas Gregan; Eydrau-
liam Engine and Hose company: Fore
man, Charles C.. Wilson; first assistant,
Daniel O., Coggeshall; second assistant,
Julian Close; clerk, Stephen c. Church;
orderly, Everett Church; treasurer, Julian
Close.
An alarm of fire was sounded
this morning at 1880 which proved
to be an unoccupied building
upon franklin street, near the
depot. The fire was extinguished by
Patrolman Dwyer and Daniel q. Cog
geshall, first assistant of the Hydratlian
Engine Hose company. The origin OF the
IRE was incendiary as alarge amount OF
rubbish ON the interior of the building
ives saturated with kerosene oil.
The annual Christmas festival of Trinity
Church Sunday school was held In the
town hall on Wednesday evening. The
tree was loaded with gifts for the teachers
and scholars, and q large amount of gro
ceries and provisions was contributed to
be distributed among the needy at Olney-
vile.
Atthe installation of officers Of st. Al
bans lodge No. o, A. f. and A. NJ. the fol-
lowing officers were installed: w. NJ,
j. H. Young; 8. W., o. L.. Bosworth; j.
W., r. b. WILSON,; treasurer, J. 1T. Pit
man; Sec. r. W., G. II. Whedan; chap
lain W., r. b. Franklin; S. d., G. w.
Tirrell; j. D., w. l.. Cole; S. s., w. G..
Thunton; J. g., j. Campbell; tyler, B. 7.
Muuro
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
LATEST FROM BRAZIL.
Neither Fleet Darss Approach the othsr-
Not aiuch Of a war.
By the Associated Pres.

Not aiuch Of war.
By The Associated Press.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-Steamer Endeavour
OF the Norton line, Captain Thompson,
arrived this morning from the River Plata
and Brazilian ports. He left Rio Nov. 26.
The usual firing between the forts and the
beet took place nearly always after sun
set. The cruiser Nictheroy was standing
in and of the harbor apparently
on the alert. The officer commanding the
gusrdsbip Paranahybo signalled the
Nlctheroy to come closer, to which the
Nictheroy replied, "Not if / know my
SELF
IL would no doubt crafty Admiral
Mello to find the Nictheroy inside that
harbor, where he would very soon with
his large guns OF long range
make very short work OF her.
The newly arrived torpedo catcher Aurora
was in the harbor coaling and taking on
stores and provisions. Captain Thompson
heard nothing OF the shooting OF the
twelve cadets while he was in port,
although he daily visited the shore for
seven days. He did not see much OF a
military force either.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

The cca,prtv are ss.ted Mt the dinner
'Shie hn'ts Rafiaf--a sfvant--hag
Rard, eNci,si and eAe,a.m.Lg.
Crts. Cne "a O. 1ss g.. wigeW
fe"1ie STARE lr re,L otLtt, md at last
The visn = CO.. 'riic1 w,-h napi'.iedr.'.s
OIL rlnss of vine Nhilh has teen l.-urer
out hy ;hc mistress Of the house who ia
quires what Lss happened
"Oh. madame. I've been drradfuiiv up.
set All, that wine has done ne pcodl
feel better now. Only fancy. | have jus;
managed TO break both the large Ssvres
chin, china marmalade dishsslp-par. Vol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
MATTERS OF RECORD.
Attachments, Assignments, Real and PEI
sonal Property and Other Transfers.

Attachments, Assignments, Real and Per-
sonai Property and Other Transfers.
Henry g. Smith, attachment by w. E.
Lovegrove; j. w. Gale, assignment of
wages to III. G. Curtis; Frank Conley,
personal mortgage to p. j. Conley; c. X.
Richmond, lease to F. Searle; j. j. Law,
deed to E. L. Landes; q. G. Landes, mort
gage to the Peoples Trust company;
Charles Trimples, personal mortgage to
Buck Brothers; Elisha Dyer, plat; Ernest
Childs, Mary A. Fox, personal H. .rtages
to w. II. Draper; Columbian w. l.. A. Co
transfer of mortgage to Commercial A. l..
i. Co.; j. j. Haswell, burial lot to l.. A.
Plymton; E. r. Billings, transfer OF
mortgage to r. Harris; j. A. King,
deed to Z. Hopkins; Elizabeth Hopkins,
deed to w. II. Hall; Frank Searle, mort
gage to H. A. Kimball; II. A. Kimball and
p. H. Richmond, agreement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

The jury this noon brought in q verdict
for the defendant in the case OF Butler vs..
Buck al Al.
In the appellate division the following
cases were heard: Robert Kird & SON W.
Rhode Island Investment company; wn-
marth ii. Colwcll VS.. Laura A. Burgess ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

John Putselli, the italian who was so
bruislly beaten in OlncyviIle, is not ex-
pectcd 10 recover.
switchman George Gardner had his left
leg broken at the Indis street wharf yard
today. He lives In East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
NEW ENGLAND MEETING.
Protest Adopted Against Running Road
In Interest OF second Mortgage Eonds.

by The Associated Press.
NBw YORK, Jan. Am important meet
ing OF the New York a. New England
road was held here today.
Resolutions were adopted reciting
the facts about the appointment OF re-
ceivers and denying charges
OF mismanagement and protest.
ing against the road being conducted
in the interest of the second mortgage
bond holders in the interest OF arival road.
disappointment of Il. G. Plstt as per-
manent holder would be satisfactory.
The court was requested to appoint no
receiver who was personally interested in
the securities OF a rival corporation and
was asked to appoint Platt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

Dfn. Eylsworth. the wife OF Judge Ayls-
worth died suddenly at the residence of
her husband in this city at three o'clock
this afternoon. She had been i'll with
>yphoid pneumonia for the past three
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
BIDS FOR PAINTING.

The Oakland Beach Association invites bids for
painting the following buildings at Oakland Beach,
RI
Hotel, ice house and cottage near hotel buildings
the whole Of the outside Of said buildings pre-
viously painted and including the piazza floors, TO
be covered in the best workmanlike manner with
one coat OF pure inseed oil and lead paint Colors
to c same IN numt as at present and to be made
as much lighter Ms possible.
Separate bids also desired for stable: cottage oc-
cupied by Mr.. Randall; cottage in the grove and
boarding house located near the railroad bridge
Work 10 be conimenced within one month and
completed before june first nent. The association
reservng the righ. TO reicc any and all bids Bids
TO be mailed to Oakland Beach Association, 4O6
Butler Exchange, city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

Considering that they were amateurs
tho acting OF the young people in the di-
a'ogue and the farce was very good.
Iuch Of the success of the entertainment
5 DIS TO the good management of Pro-
fsssor Aeyes and the heartines with
which the scholars entered into the en-
tertsinment. The proceeds 10 toward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04
IN AUBURN.
High School Entertainment in
Odd Fellows Hall Last Night,

The Cranston High school gave a very
interesting entertainment in Odd Fellows
hall last evening before one of the largest
audiences the town has seen. The follow
ing program was very well rendered.
CO.. "a. Come Thou Almighty King, lcx.
S'"S''''' b. Hark, Hark, the Lark SNhor"s
Recitation, Green Mountain Justice. Bessie Harry
Dialogue, Breaking up the Exhibition .............
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-04

New York Cotton MARKET
ororEp ~ a. y. wEspxr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

the incident In Ro harbor b. n r. olo-
ton intro nc by Rcprcs nj We
Money experimenting the ad iia T q
thani OF .ngrcss is au hour y
higaly prizd IN military and nv' or
cies, aud il rries with it, no OILY dig
n.ly and honor but also sever IN pr
taht Nlhci advantages. One ~ thes s.
tnat The tinN nf an officers retir0mul IS
pnt OF, In the case OF Benhan. DO will
o. relieved April next. hut shoild Il.
Gress give him resolution Of thank NJ
period OF active service would hc exmn &.
81 ton years further. This wo q b,
we most signal dignity az the pr sent
.lme' as there are few in the maya serv-
ICE who enjoy this honor u would his,
carry the pay OF an officer on the acli q
hsh which is considered cons derahly
ap1ve the pay Of the retired rank
air. Money has been alive 10 ia fast
that various houors are attach a to a
vote OF thanks, and he bad sought % sn
frame his complimentary resolution us
not 10 carry thvsc legal priyileg 5 Mr.
Money il an ndmirer Of BenM bot
lie thinks the Rio Incident hardly nOtabe
chough 10 extend the admiral ervip,
Hn years or give him The prlvil rs Of
!he iloor of The senate. The resolution
Is quite broad. however. and the puiun
prevails that it will carry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

pealed by the pending bill, now gives
me repeal unl uis support.
senator aiuler followed Senator
Shanuier ANA opened wiin a history ui
the o,rtn OF the hepuuncan party anu
traced tne course through. winch nld ~
sh'ted ~ the liberation ana cnironchlse'
meht OF the negroes, anu salu tnr a.
pdoiieans now cOntendcd they shOuld
vote with them and their policies be-
eAlise they liberated them wnhe On the
Vlner sue Ot Inc chamber II was con-
tended the colored people had not 49,.
REPRESENTATION an governmental affairs.
Nl'hlh q lew days past said Senator
rainier, He have hcen engaged IN a
u,rHsslnn nt the Hawaiian question.
We found that the total population
numbered about 0U,OOO, The wl.ue
Amencah population is less than 2OUI,
anu yet these 100 white own more than
- Per cent OF the entire property of
the kingdom. The natives own but
eight hundrcdtLs OF J Der ecnt OF the
property OF the islands. Less than 10
Per cent oi TIE population of that island
nave pYertltown the government and
eNluoHshed anptLcr, aud are about 20
proclaim or have proclaimed constitu-
suun with proper qualifications. and vet
rev Jays ago | heard one of the
= o. oil the leaders Of the Republican
y /,Nsfa,i THIS chamber declare that these
Is>- Ncei nave oYerthrOwn the native
~ 0ts1nt and native supremacy were
ihe. ! Ssells Sidnpys and Wnshinetons.
ms IL the view OF tue party that now
GAINS TO be the champion aud presrryer
y me rights Of the col0rel race.
senator Frye reviewed the history OF
NJ pesiuenunl election Of 1865 and tie
9i'lnany frauds in New York city.
~ was aulS usyh as lammnnv had ner-
petrated that led 10 tLr neagtfrnt ~
the Federal elpgtion lpt,.s .U,... a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
$50, TEXAS MATTERS.

Wash'uetou Fob h-M Tie reonest
Mr. Snyers Of treasury department TO.
day RENTED $3.50 10 Galveston Tor pay-
mcnt Of The contract work on the Gal
hnrltnr
The comptroller Of She currency today
declared a second dividend az * Dor
ecui for the First rational bank Of
Brndy, making in ~ 90 per ccnr on
claims proved. Amounting 20 S2n952
Vie also hulctined the going into volun-
tary liquidation Of she First national
lnnF ~ fNlnrrdn CIV.
Reserve agents approved Ihover ma.
uonnl bank % New York for Tao First
nadon9l bank q Croekeit; Fourth mn
can national bank of Dallas the Nation
NJ hnDk Of Commerce Of 81. Louis for
the First national bank Of Niciorin.
The bids for tho completion Of the an
nroeches 10 the government building a.
Faris are advertiled for, TO be opened
February -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
Km0oRE's 1'RoUBrns.
The HrOenyille Posmnttorshlp Seems
lnadpi with pyunnitr for the
Blg-fooici Congressman.

Special Dspoth.
Nraenvilr, Tex, Feb. 3 .rhrre IL
more trcihlo IN srorc for Congressman
Kgorc ia hls choiru for postmaster OF
this city Tie congressman first agreed
to appoint The person whom the peoplo
Of Gteenyille shOlld select, ngrpoIng 10
lgt them select him in any mnnncr ihcy
chose When primary was ordered,
ne wired here snylng ne wound nor rrc'
ogri1r n or its nominee. mud u WIS then
deYelppcd that hia choice WAS Sanders
Husbands, who resided outside tho cor
nOrtiinu .uIls, HE primary was held,
however, On the day Of The election. a
was reported tia Mr. Husbands was
moving into iuNn. and Il then developed
that hc was coming Nh eruer 10 meet
the requirements Of the pnstmaatprg gem
oral. no doubt by the direction OF Mr..
kllg0rp, who proposed 10 have him no
pointed against the voice Of the people
of Che city Today o petition was circu-
lated asking the noNmnstcr.genernl 10
appoint Mr., n. e. bradford who was
elected In ,he primary ii Friday last,
and v WIS sgned MOI only by AL tho
candidates who took par in tho primary.
uit by nearly every one who voted IN
that election.
n Ia tho determination ot the people
here To- say who shall have the nost-
office regardless Of Air, lNilgurcs pref
oreneci aud his action In The mattel
will no doubt drriic whether he retains
Lie seat IN Congress The people arc
determined IN this matter. Further coins
pcatlons haye been brought M by Or.
Artls who having petition on ila In
Che ppstofce department. refused 10
take any par ia the primary. The peii-
lion VIII 70 forward this week, and then
II viii be seen who has the call with
the powers that be- At Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

By Associated Press.
Wpshiurion Fol. r rte dcc,s,,,, 81
the SENATE no finally yoto Tnosday mo-,
he I'M Tor mo rSpeal of tbe Fr.isr.i
election Inv meme In ain nr,isIilir,'
Ann moi mnnv NOR. DAYS ygill cinn,o ~
foro these laws Win H. ,,;nsJ 80, H.
statute books. ma Tho hll In. air.,,I,.
pnssaI thc Nam" .nJ tb,r, h ,, i'i'.ii
hood of executive npposifmn
The passa,.n of XXX iiIi Kin ,n,ri. ,,.
close Of nm in,n,rtant Urn In tb - '''V
try's history. ny thc invs wbicb ara T.,
he repealed ,yerc Tho o,terowG, n,ai,i,'
Of he war of tbc reb,ilinn AK, ,'',''I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

] la5sion, Feb. 5.-In the supreme
5y the cases of the Texas and
hilway Company. plainiin in
A =, Taylor NJ. Griffin eli nl.; the
~ Pacific Railway Company.
4 4, 4 y !, error, vs.. $. II. s. over
y. y. Nc Texas aud Pacific Railwa
4 y, painiih in error, VS.. Adolph
lsndates were granted on Tho
y heber j. May for the de-
y y ease ease of the Texas and Pacific
/ X company, plaintin in error. VS..
- q a., motions TO dismiss or
M, ~ submitted by A. II. Garland
Nv o. motions by John Il. Dillon
u tleree and David u. Duncan in
4 ',l thereto and in support Of n
\ M Y amend AMEND a writ of error.
Il " elose Of the session the court
81 10 March ., by which lime il
III an agreement will have been
~ vSelWeen the president and The
Nv ~ = full bench viii be present
~ 1ss railway commission case
WIN many others long de-
sag be heard. 'e We
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
officers Elected for the En-
suing Year and Installed.
A Grand Parade Was Made Ycster-
day Afternoon and banquet
Held Delegates Elected 10
the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.



Special Dispatch,
Wnco. rex.. Fcb. b.-phe Ola Eel.
lo,ys mr., I'm nm p,.s,sslou of tbe citv
todoy and viii continue in charge during
the remainder Of the week. Fully GVl
,ielegotss urn Alternating t,, grnpd lo5gc
-. ,3 ~ '..,' ' - 80,
"''','"s """ e'""u WY ~
sentiug every nook and corner OF the
state.
w. o..,,d i,.t,,, ana ,,o, i,,,,i, il. os
Nv s.hnu '"lR' u'u NV "VN"' i'' '''s
sion nnul 5 o'clock tEnight a. tho audi
torium of The cts hail.
The grand apr,mnr,ut HOGAN Ia s.s.
49,
SION nj 10 O'Clock ms morning AZ oad
Fellows hail.
IL. NJ. Motr. grand patriarch. was In
an, ,,,,i, ,,t,, l... ,,,s,,1 ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

by Associated Press
Washington, Feb. i--Nr. Everett
Democrat Of Massachusetts delivered
the Invocation at the opening session Of
the house this morning,
MIR. MctNuu tried 10 obtain unanimous
consent Cor The consideration of reso-
ton to investigate the action of Judge
Jenkins In The ease Of the Northern pJ
cihc railroad, whose employees he had
erjoiued from striking, hut objection was
made.
The Hawaiian debate was resumed 10y
Mr.. Morse. who had five minutes. Be
fore he had proceeded a minute how
ever, Mr. Cultivate called him to order
for experimenting language.
Morse.
''To the insulting, impudcnt and uupar.
llamentary Language just used answered
Mr. Outhwaitc.
Mr.. Morse, according TO the rule.
took his seat. aud the words executed 10
We're read at the clerks desk ~ follows
And yet range strange to tel, az ihe
command their muster. the great Grow r
Cleveland, h s cuck0os In the Gus aud
the senate, stauuGl Southern Democrats,
the loudtst shOutgrs for a while mans
government, disregard all their uucirnt
traditions about the white man supron.
acy and the white mans government
The speaker ruled that tho anguagr
was uuparliam ntnry. Before Nj.
Morse could proceed, however, his I me
expired.
Mr.. thomson, representative, Of In
diuua. took thc floor and mad, % strlug
speech arraigninE the course % the pres
the depo,pl qu on. He drew vivid
picture OF the efforts of VII j. AMI
evolved ont Of it g'l plot oi now
comic opera TO h' called I.illouk lani
Mr.. Patterson Democrat uf Tonnes.
see was the next speaker. Tho sugar
interests, he said, wcrr behind the annex.
ationsts. The desire of tho sugar
Planters TO put their hands into the
pockets OF the American people lies nt
the bottom Of tie revolution in Hawaii.
The great haste manifested 10 secure
annexation was because those In the
conspiracy knew that Grover Cleveland
when inaugrated- wouldnOt give his
consent to the outrage proposed. "
Messrs Wheeler DemocraO of Ala
bama and Oates 0)emocratl of Alabama
continued tie debate. The former dciy-
cred a glowing eulogy on President
Cleveland The latter argued in behalf
OF the McCreary resolution.
Mr.. Boutclle. who followed Mr. Oates.
after reviewing the contents Of the rcso-
luton condemnng the policy Of che adj
ministrtiun. said "Whateycr may be
the tarly expression Of Tie h0nsc 7
claim 2 fayorabl 10 verdict on my indlci-
ment from the American people
NoniinlnF, ne ioioMel me events M
to the generalization Of the new consti-
tuition OF The eS-gueen
The honor 81 tlc American name.
| said Mr.. bouieile. ls helng dragged in
| lhe DUST by HroieT oig,,vrllnd. walter q
| dr@Sngm' james H. hl9unt and Minis
! ter wills. nave 10 words 70 EXPIRES
my contempt lor w polcy OF treach-
elY; uVpnolS 1nu ni g,.hs,' ON.
on lne olnrr Siae, WI nol c9nili"ne tpes...
onirages' You ,hhn2t ultke tnlH nei9lr.
Fr9ce'.,i.iil s, re elsiflel srieel FRESHMAN
~ lN IA ,''N i,',,.,i
retry oi 81 VIZ N CONJUNCTION
win me pr,rluell, s"usn, nuJ my 50
ul,,,s,s "'' In, AZ 5.,,rsIe tbs T,,.ri,,a,,
navy; by pgitiIns;, ,,, Under the control Of
se,ne one who would hnui down ~
American flag"
''When that order was written, wheth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
rnasDnNrML NoanNAmoNs.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, Feb, J.-Thc president 20.
day sent The following nominations to thc
senate.
Justice John X Walker, 10 be al
torney of the United States for tho West
ern district of Missouri; ,lHmes O. Shell
by, TO be marshal for the Western dis.
rict Of Missouri.
Interior 10 be registers Of tho land
offices. j. IL. Bryant. az Las Cruces.
n. NJ. no be receivers m public
moneys Simpson Reynolds of Kansas,
at Wa-kernoy, Kansas, aud Iames l..
Ascaliie at Las Cruces, n. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
KILLED ms FATHER.
A Deaf Mute Takes tho Part of uia
Mother Against Brutal
Father
3y Assoclatcd rrs.

s'N NN7NANtNN russ
to.umhus, GA, Feb, flames Thomp.
son, indchuiHl Yesterday morning al
. O'Clock. beat his wife aud deovc nor
oai iu tho Storm. lllg son. q dpaf innie
aud d priuler who was RETURNING frotn
work tool lus niolhrgs's mart The fath.
er rushod at his sou with pistol and
the later with q rpgnr cut MI fathers
i1rpll, dcdh raultag instantly.
luWir sentiment Is with thr Young
man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
I. No BY MS soN.IN.IAw

nishlph
"a, TeSx., Feb. 5.-Tbis Morning
~ li,ins er, sam Ellison, a colored
d;Tesn,i Tour miles from the civ
4 Tifper y with his son-in-la,y
bow F.Hilt ,lr, about a wire fence In
lies,s s sr,i neck by Turner. 'u III
~ ~ pursuit Of the killer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
4 q ~ SNEo RY wlnrEoAps.

. NNNNu.
4 O. Il I 1o,,,,FII,sb Feb. 5.-w. b. Han.
rs, eqSiepa,95 ' I. Shelby county, one
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

HAMILTON 10 90 TO CALEDONIA
By Associated Press.
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don't Benjamin Harrison win start for
California about February 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

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