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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
SENATOR SMITHS SPEECH.
1t IL Causing Uneasiness Among the
Income Tax Advocates.

While the speech of Mr.. Smith in the
Senate yesterday is not as much talked
about as was that of Mr.. Hill, 1t is occa-
sioning the advocates OF the income-tax-
tariff bill more uneasiness The impression
is very strong that Mr.. Smith will have the
courage or his convictions and will not
vote for the bill If 1t is not made more sat
isfactory to him. The democrats are more
afraid Of him and the influence he win have
than Of any other -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18

wart men, graceful women and joyous boys
and girls gathered on either bank OF the
canal and showered their blessings upon US
with handkerchiefs and hats parasols and
canes. They urged US on in our mission for
the salvation of our country"
Speaking of the trip on the canal yester-
day. the marshal says: "Our voyage has
been like the languorous languor OF the
lingering day when Cleopatra aoated down
on her barge of perfumed sails 10 meet her
Antony. Instead of her siIken sails is our
starry flag of freedom and the glorious ban
ner OF peace; for perfumery we have been
regaled with the buds Of springtime
I'm lieu OF her decks OF beaten gold -
have substantial boards Of oak; Instead e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
A New Bank Note Counterfeit.

Chief Hazen Of the secret service. Treas
ury Department. has discovered the exist
ence of new twenty-dollar counterfeit ma
tional bank note, and through his officers
has arrested as showers of the notes Collier
Mcdonald, Frank Malcolm, Harry Welt
alias Hiram Weed, and secured about SsOO
Of the spurious notes, which is supposed TO
De nearly the whole issue. The note is on
the South Bend. Ind, National Bank, and Is
Of the series OF 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
A POINTER.

The circulation OF The Star L
greater than that of all the other
Washington dailies combined, and
is believed to be FIVE times that of
its afternoon contemporary. A
sworn detailed statement of circu-
lation is printed each Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
PUBLIC PRINTER BENEDICT,

Confirmation.
There appears to be very good founda-
ton for the report that another effort Is
being made to defeat the confirmation of
Benedict as public printer. 1t has been re-
peatedly asserted that .dr. Hill would not
oppose the confirmation, but the under
standing Is that the New York Senator and
a number OF others are going to kill the ap-
pointment II they can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-18
VIII Enforce the Old Law.

Sergeant-at-Arms Snow decided today to
enforce the old law for docking the sal
aries of members, without waiting for the
passage of the resolution Of the judiciary
committee directing him to do so
Accordingly he prepared blank certif-
cate and sent 1t to the government print
ing office for a supply of the blanks.
They contain a clause in which a member
will hereafter have to certify how many
days he has been absent each month.
The Speakers certificate follows, giving
the total number, less the deductions for
absent days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

W, +, nowmnn, Leyl Walker,
BOWMAN AND WALKER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MONTAGUE VrN "A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
ONES yoKnp ro A wnALr.
How Rhode Islanders erected the
Capture OF a Monster,

Providence, r. l.. Dec. 25.--The 9TH
er afternoon Ceolg DenisIn OF Quinn
baugh, X, L., while setting his nets a
snort distance from the shore. caught
his hrst glimpse Of sperm whale
in the olling. Pans we've made 10 se-
cure him the next day. y hp should
sun be in the nelghhorhood. aud next
morning o party OF sturdy fishermen
went forth to the battle. Cautiously APP
preaching the big, black bodied crea-
ture Deulson and his companion. Gro
w. Wilcox, who occupied the advance
boat, were able TO get Into the imme-
date vicinity Of the whale without
attracting his attention, and In less
time than II takes to tell III they had
fastened a line about his Dig and dan.
gerous looking tail, This story has an
improbable air perhaps, but It Is strict
ly true, and when the suddenly aroused
monster awoke TO the situation md
lnshed himself into fury breaking
the rope n two as II it had been SO
much string they replaced Il with q
good inch thick hawser Then with
thelr comrades, Moses and Denison WI
cox. who had occupied the second boat,
"A short distance away, during the
capture, they went ashore and eiI-
doaVOred TO haul the marine king NJ
beasts out OF his native element Their
combined strength, however, was un-
awaiting and II was not until they
had secured pair Of oxen that the
monster showed signs OF yielding TO
the Inevitable. Slowly he approached
the land. tail first, wrlthing about and
blowing water distance OF ten or
fifteen feet into the uif In Traditional
whale fashion, the plodding animals
at the other end Of the rope bclng more
than equal to the emergency II 10
doubtful II any oxen were compelled
To- draw such stramse load before,
When the whale grounded IN The shall
low water near the shore it was found
10 be Impossible 10 get him any further
ME oxen strained and the whale sput-
tered. but there he stuck, and 80 his
captors tied a rope, combining him 10
"A neighborlng post. Next, he lay along
Side Loper's wharf near the railroad
station at stonihglou, dead ana "
with the ropes tied fast
about his tail and lower Jaw, while his
rapiors charged all cOmcrs fee OF
10 cenls per capita for the privilege OF
gazing upon his ugly body, The whale
il genuine spermaceu thifty-two
feat long. with a broad head a. black
ne ebony an evil little eye almost one
mind OF his length away from the eN-
trenity OF the snout, There 70 no
dnubt that he Is NOT one Of the ordinary
iNy dowu. hump backed whales that
some times venture into Long lsIAhI
sound, but a genuine sperm whale OF
me most valuable variety
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
nrnnnws AT wan
woman Causes the Arrest of Her
ur,thcr for ENtortion.


Was, superior, Wis. Dee. 20
1-i'e,,, was a sensational development
today among the heofew pspuia'lon,
,,.N1ch grew out Of the dlsa Appearance
", sninmuu Packer. Il lo"ei avenue
ss,,nd.nand dealer. Mrs, Packer,
noa Al,ee OrekOsky, CAUSED me arrest
~ nor brother. u. Oreeoslty, on a
cho,,ss OF attempting eXtOruon ana
tnr.ats 10 lnjure ner business. sec
tInn Of the complaint recltes ms ue-
n,aud as follows. unless yoH ENs
me $500 / will close up your STORE NHu
viii ruin your business. %. gre
Iosky was arrested and arralgheu thls
Afternoon. He Is q secondhand ae.ier
IL West Duluth. He asked eohi .l
nance, which was granted anu ~
plshed bail for his appearance On N's
2ith lnEt. a.. ,..t,. s,,co
4, il believed her husband. VINO nys-
scrlnusiy disappeared OsIober 81. Is not
ittsIg 10 return, has been bothered o!
relatives, who. she says. want MI nus
hand's property. She says her iathef'
s9mnol Orekosgy, claims that Mt.
Packer owed him $500, but Mrs fae@-
o. savs she doecs not think this "
,r,,e Tie old man has nothing 70
shoyy that Mr. Packer ie - indebted
and Mrs. Packer says her mother nd-
mitted shortly after Mr.. Packers DIS
appearance that be owed nothing u
w m the attempt 10 secure payment
~ ihis alleged loan that @ Orekosky'
,be IAN. ri himself Into trouble lie
s9ys that he knows where Packer TO-
ar thiuks he d0ea nnd fayg he y stay
HE AWAY 10 avoid payment 4 che b1r-
rowed money ne wanted cldeL Luz
tnD 10 empower him 90 arrest Packer
whenever he should rec him ieip.r
M examluatioh crekosky expects 20
produce Packer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
THE DAY At THE WHITE HOUSE.
PRESIDENT cLEvRlANp,s o,n-
FASHIONED CHRISTMAS.
= ohr's'mRs Tree for the Li,,,e
ones-A Home christina. ptp..r
Tor 'he famii,-christma. Liberai-
i'y at the Capital.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The presIaen.
ana ana members Of the cabinet celebrated
christmas in the old-fashionea way
making it an essentially family anat-
~ me White House il was penu,n.
,a''ureh day, everything peinx Il, en-
~ 70 the little ones. There vas a
NN ,li, tree set in the library. the
n.,1 mat The Cleveland children have
Sa ther own. and Mrs. Cleveland
iN. 81. ADDED the finishing touches 10
nnr,t. 800 Mnieh, while not OF great pro-
sna 'S az was very beautifully trimmed
eieetrie lamps. In place Of The oli-time
w., maA candles Gifts for the little ones
a mele numerous. and almost until noon
,NpIess wagons and messengers came
ialen to the White House.
usual, the president remembered
~ OF the employees OF the house. s.y,rv
oise got a fat turkey, and to MS per-
s.nai servants the president gave suo-
ti.St"l CUTS OF money, an example
WHEN was followed by Private seere.
ssig lnureer with his own household
had a pretty little present Tor eaeh M
the employees. She herself received
many Christmas presents the presl-
uenVs token being very beautiful. The
only guest at the White House was
Mrs' Cleveland's mother. Mrs. Perrine.
ana the dinner was strictly limited TO
me family. Preceding Il. however
there was little luncheon SGT Tor the
children OF the cabinet. who came 10
ne White House to see tn Christmas
an the members OF the cabinet ate
thlr dlnners al their homes Ia the
BOSOM OF their families, aud perhaps
the largest gathering was al the car
Isle home, where Secretary and Mrs.
Carlisle entertained their children and
grand children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

~
5000 cash and four head good v,,nnr
horses as ilrst pay ulent Ga iltcs al, N
y head YOUNG Hainb etonihn dtiVln ,
and tro,tlng horses. Rcnte ana hrsk I.
LOT realty. NJ. L. Chambers. Raal IA
,ate Exchange. 700 Main street.
FOR sALE--we eirer the following cS-
w patEains IN Tarrunt county black
iand farms for tho next week
iSS acres three miles franr ,-rc,vi.v
Th's Y q fairly well linnroved farm
Win both water and timber. prlee
w az per acre. $500 In cash.
lgo acies three miles from Crowley.
acre. - ~ hV'
lsS acres nine miles south Of Fort
worth; fenced and house. and wen.
Tor SIC per acre
$50 acres ten miles north Of rsrt
Wsfth ana nrst class farm. SIS per
los acres OF hne land two miles from
f9ft Worth; $50 per acre,
Ne acres three ana onc-hRif miles
i M, s9s' Worth; fairly well improved
talm' W. 30 per acre.
ll2 acres len miles east OF For,
Worth, farm; 5000
SO acres cut into leo acre farms. al
slo 10 Nl.SQ per acre. and eleven mics
north Of Fort Worth.
Inc apoNV are all black land fArmh
with houses and water on them
IheN are not tor exchange. and Will
nos ne sold an ON time. but Il yeu
nave any money TO nay dow on a farm
COME and see these farms, as we can
ave extra easy forms on them.
z. A, HUFFMAN 81 co.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
nOLcoAIn Musr MAKr nAsrn.
feessary That tho Governor-EIect
should Resign.

|llhcoln, Neb., dee. 25.-Gov. elect
comb has not resigned his position
aftrict Judge and has drawn his
N Up TO the first OF the year. When
Il Time arrives he VIII be ready to
II the oath Of office and be ina CUR
NJ II is common report that he de-
IL 10 appoint his own successor. IN
fponse to this statement comes the
XIV mat II he does attempt any
flg OF the kind he viii find himself
|hout the office OF governor. The
iu'es provide that a district Judge
4. resign to the governor and such
Egnauon shall not take effest un II
EspIed by the officer to whom 1t ls
|senied, II Mr. Holeomb Is slow
teslgning It Is claimed that Gov.
Lunse Will he Just as slow In accept
aud thus some serious complica-
may arise in the time intervening
Eseen the resignation and accept
N, because he cannot take the oath
+ old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Suspected Murderer OF Young nIn-
nnln WIN lie Cnpturcd.

pann, m. Dec % Proof Is nccumu-
hitting that Noah Foster, the suspect.
Is the real murderer OF young Binnoin.
one OF the shcrn's posses has return
ed. but all OF the mcmhers refuse to
talk one OF thar number. however,
states that the remaining posses, in
Guiding several hnrse companies. nre
hot on the trail and that 1t " pues-
ton OF but few hours until the
murderer win be Va custody, Foster Is
now believed to be the murderer OF
Henry Frank Of this city, who was
found near a railroad track near For
istell, Mo, Feb rs last with his head
crushed much as Bnnoin's was. Fos-
ter and Frank left pana together four
days prior TO The finding Of Franks
remains Foster returning 30 pana Two
days after Franks burial
This morning ot 10 o'c'ock Deputy
Miller WIS called 10 Ramsey by a
message from Deputy Cowlck, which
Indicates that he " on the tran OF the
murderer and may at this time have
him In charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
G. od NJ arts Look
mg for the New
Year
Whout HEALTH
Life IS a Eur
cen.

Many people arc Mnprlng frsm a
chronic disease IN some form ana nfe
not conscious OF II untll some ALARM.
ING SYMPTOM Accars, MANY NO
MEN through 'ut the county ha,. suf-
fceed QulEr.S aua PAT. aNTlY Tor
years Win a CHR ANrc NlGttN ll.s
DISEASE no me suape.ia ihtm OF tnf-
fering, and their lnilmaic fitna, do
NOT suspect the hatlro 90 tha'r NritV-
Gus TROUBLE, and consequently give
them ittlV OF no sympathy.
CATARRH N CHRONIC DtsrAsp
W the NERVOUS system. ia pro.
gress Is SO slow that the aVstcm "a
badly diseased before they are aware
OF lla existence, and sometimes bcy0n1
medical aid no those suffering irnn
cArABRu WILL MAKE 4 sPE.
clAL HOLIDAY RATE
l WILL TREAT ALL CATAnpyf
CASEs THAT APPLY FOR TREAT.
MeNT BEFORE JANUARY ISM
Al THE RATE or FIVE Dofikns
go PER MONTH UNTIL CURRn
ana WIZ GUARANTEES a CURE IN
eVtry case taken Consultation fren
Dr. r w. Fisk CURES cATA1,ifii
DISEASES or WOMEN KINNEY
LIVER. BLOOD ana NERVOUS nls,
EASES, DtABETEs. nROpSY pt An.
DER TROUBLES. PILES. FIsTtfi A
and an forms OF chronic and blood AZ,
Eases. Medicine furnhhcd Mt the OF
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
Inc SYSTEM % mnil treatment ndont.
cd by Or. r. W, Flsk gtiaNnires no
Same good results 10 those snbmiitlng
their cases through correspondence AZ
10 those who como In person.
Write for dlagnosill blank.
r., w FISES. NJ ID,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
AxrlroxIy ouaiSe nANr CASES.
n,ohthrrin Pniirnt. In Milwaukee
successfully Treated.

afpvsauKee. Dee. %. Fac fssults "
s5ti.oyln treatment tor dlphiherla ~
sfilwlulsee so FIR have betn ven 81 ~
fvlnr. DR.. Bradley. who mas wv.
charge Of the he,lth department uli. .-
he i.lnefs Of conmlss!9ner hsi 1880
,..is,, nv ssrun and states mat, ~ his
rr.frt,n the cure Of several mas pfth
~ ~ ,ha treatment. Up 70 thu pres.
~ ,,,,e sevrn cases have beef tratc2
". ~ serum or this number ah
49, ane have recovered, The encey-
-. ~. ne bradley stairs, was consl9-
wv XVI hopeless before the serum was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

ono ioxis $ a l. old style Gordon
rrcaa with sivam fixtures, Sito, am
~ ~ inch Advance paper cutter. with
extra KNIT, sas. ono " Inch Rcnbaek
nerforasor line shape. sis. one l.ittic
Siant lead ana tule culser, 81; one
uouhie and -Four news stands. sii; scvrn
latgc fonta Wood type. o, c. 10 ii. 50
and eo-llne Plea. nj rs on Nat: eilFity.
Nknt news and Job cases Twin sell oniy
WIN The tNpr). each lsc. 70 pounds
ngrNier told s,yic). polnt, si6, 75
n9unds nonrariel ,oid aiyiel. point
wv wv pounds long prnrr, 10 point
Ne' " wounds great primer. is point
SIS .nonnarle and primer italics. Sc: ion
good tables and Ink cupboard, ss5, ave
Nliiea chairs ma large standing desk.
With iron railing, $50. about $500 worth
OF Job aud dlsplay type. proofs OF which
We VIII furnish ON application nnd
which We win sell at co per cent ala.
count from list prices Miscellaneous;
Ten pounds nonphreil metal leaders. ss,
plenty OF uuNds and spaces Tor tyne;
mitrc saw ANA two hoxrs, 81. ITO pounds
leads and siliga, at y cents; ono isNtS
JOB rhlcy Slfti ono GNi0 fob galley,
81; i've hrasa.llncd news Ealleva. ss.
-Four JOB st'elSs. 81, rcslct ease 50; onc
u A -Tr - -- -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
nosroN nuslNnss MAN msslNa.
Financial Troubles Are Thought 10
Have Unsettled Ills Mind.

Boston, Mass. Dec 25.-Paul NJ.
Swain. d well known business man.
who Tor years has been engaged IN the
mOr.handlse Brokerage bus moss In Now
York Providence and this city. Is MISC
ing. He left his office ON the morning
OF December II 20 settle some financial
obligation 10 firm IN this city and
has not yet returned II IS now known
that heavy losses mado II Impossible
FOR him to meet his Indebtedness, ana
instead of keeping the appointment
with his creditors Mr.. Swain went 10
New York. whore on trace OF him "
lost His ONCE here ~ now 30 The hands
Of keeper The liabilities. IL IL
claimed. VIII rcach nearly $4,000 and
the assets are small. only a few thou
sand dollars NJ the most Friends Of
Mr. swain who knew that bis financial
ruin weighed b avily upon him of late
fear that he has become Insane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
snn snor sarInn rnErrYMAN.
Mrs. war perirs i,trni 20 Hit Him
ara s. nl.n,l.sed

T.0wirtan. M. Dec % THE case af
Me- IRE Wolf charRnf with shao'irg
police Magistrate P-ef'vman N Hep-
NM when on an Illinois steamer last
summer. C. me up m trir' m ne cir-iiit
curt res'frisy II wss during a fro
frbt that squ'rr P-et'ym wqs shot.
The fair defendeni con'essed that she
dress ard fired. bit claims thaf she
aimed N M N me a'r when heked by
fudge orr how she csme to nave the re-
volver Mrs Wolf sa'd inst she always
carried one on such occasions There
We ri -yidhnca enough % convicf the
defendant. and the judge dismissed the
case this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Two novs discover the n~mnin- OF
IN Unknown Man In Thiciset.

Carbonate. m. Dec. q. One or the
f0ul,pt murders ever committed IN
Jackson county was discovered today
by two boys who were ont hunting
The corpse OF n man with two bullet
holes IN hts head was found accretrd
in ravlne near the Cairo Short Line
railroad about three miles flqt NJ this
city. The coroner and sheriff were no.
tiaeJ and went 10 the scene Of the MIR
der this afternoon. From the investlFn.
lion II II evident ihat the man waH
shot while waiklng on the raliroad He
was then dragged into tho ihlckei about
fffv yards sway ny 'wo mon No
motive FOR the crime hag yet Developed
nor has The BABY bnen identified The
oiiiccra have no c,ew 10 the murderers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

srENopRApHER al Hotel NORTH.
Patronage solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

Administered the patlen, being In a
morihund condition
Within the last two days therc have
n.ca two recoverles which arr attrlb-
nled Wholly to the serum trtNs,rent
one q the cases was trcsteS mi fowr
Gays, when a complete recovery ~
se,set- Another patient will saon be
aole 10 be about, but three DAYS trcat-
h n.ns eeing necessary. Dr.. Bradley
i nas ~ lAst secured case. witch Is be-
ing treated, however. under the Al.
ncrV'sion Of the attending physlcian.
me case Is a critical one. ana pr,
i1 ssa Sli says there IS no doubt as to
~ neinS diphiherla 81 one NJ ~ worst
forms, The FIRST Injection Of ss,,,.,,
imaS gwen Wednesday afternoon. and
~, eieet was already notiecahie vow
w sp's9sy, the patient resting much easier
cn,i,, 'ns aaNa'ee o. the disease appar-
Tp, nv checked. II the patient RECEIVERS
~, Bradley says Il win be-
s'eA' triumph Tor antitoNin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
LAND PATENT Musr STAND.
Secretary Smith Declines 20 Inter-
fore In o New McNInn Contest.

Santa PC. y NJ. Dec. g. Surveyor
General Easley has received from the
secretary OF the Interior decision re-
fusinr 10 recommend TO the department
OF Justice that proceedings he instituted
to make void the patent issued for the
Of errors In the boundary. The opinion
rrcitcs that this grant WIS confirmed
by congress IN 1850, surveyed IN 1870 ana
patented In 1851 u contains 5qthi5
aorrs or this acreage II has burn con-
tended that 10000 aerfH were Illegally
held on account u errors In the north
and raHt boundaries Secretary Smith
takes tho position Tint IN order TO set
aside o patent tho proof must be clear,
prone court decision In the Maxwell
grant case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

y omccr Of Leetonin Hints That lie
Can Einh the MIssing nohN.

Canton. o. Dec. 25.-B for m rn.. g
b. m st ry surround 6 the dlslp2ca e
liz, ol ]. II. Cunkel, les ding MT be
In n, Nunent dealer Of this cit. H.
ftrbif may be cleared away The
bet has become known that ON Thurs
1ay ire maj shal of l. etonla, rear the
mus ylvanla state line, was In the Guy
Ind IS said to have LET fall r ain hnts
conversation with co keli dis
fartel family that he thought II $500
ts paid Il would lead to finding he
Elred remains Of C nike | and tie mp
tfehafsion OF his murdercrs. The case
Is Immediately p acsd In chlrg OF
h prose ut'ng attorney, and tina OIL
~ IL IN Leeionid -right nves gazing
D. matter In conjunction with tie
Eoseoutlng attorney of Columbiana
sunty. Conkel left this city o t, II
1 superintend the orectiJn Of mo1u-
nj IN L etonin. n thing be ne he r
|pm him by the 2Jth, his Iartner
ipte to Leetonla. Rec living no an
PEI, he visited the place and was as
<nished to find no trace OF the man.
|bnkell had been there and mp etcd
4 work, Numerous people there, in
Ming the ra'lrn7 d agents. were ac-
fnted With c nix II and had seen MIN
Ere. But none had seen him ave.
had been at the bank and had
PECK cashed about 3 o'clock Satnr-
~, Oct, 20. but from TINT moment
IPeody knew auEht OF m. HI =
|gns and tools were left at the drot
Fd were taken charge OF b. Mr. HIM,
10 found that Conk Lad talked of
Iing TO Washingfonvl carly Sltur-
y morning, but no on saw lin start
4 no trace n him cou'd be found at
hshingtonville. VITA III c COX ne
fshed and the cash paid him for the
>onumpnl he had 5000. beside, 70 ne
2oaney he took ON leaving home. Pts
~ AZ Leetonia were an p-il. Il IS
~ sid Conkell was lured to the M
~ in which he had built tn m nu-
-sat aud was murdered Tor his money
tne vault and his body buried some
|atanee away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26
chnrehliI'- Condition.

r.ondon. Dec. 2s.--i.ord Randolph
ckugcnnl arrived In London tonight
he had 70 be carried 70 his carriage
sro,n the train. lie was emaclatcd and
rae and appeared 10 he IN comaioae
e1ndlIsn. Lady Randolph Churchill Is
much worn BY constantly nursing him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-26

PAU1l J. BEAUMONT, Fort vvcrtr. req