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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
StaOt Baltimore.

r9t Or . o-eut id-er 2lo y ). -
Der 0ampier r0. 8. Wtcpcr" bonn
,gtoroo. 2lopo," Capt. :Ot, 0toIlcr, Der
8rcmcn am 20. Sanuur sur 6abrt naa
Baltimore pia 9telusDort pcrlleB, Iaustc
geltcrn im leetgcnannten Safen an, mo
er 165 :3wiibenOed5zBuiia9ier lanOete.
Seute miro ber Dampicr lelne 6abrt
nuh Baltimore fortleeen. Sierbcr
brinst ct spei &aiiiteus$aila9icre, Srn.
Srant SteinbrIgse bon ct. yOuiS uno
!Srn. $. gS. Strau9munn Don yorten,
iomie etpa so 3wiidcnosf5z Railasierc.
Seiue Sifi3iere unO Sauptbcamten iino:
q. t0arraIowie l., s. Oammanu g.,
s. s. Sepu 3. uno 81. Dirf5 4. Sfii.
slcr, q. G)rambou L., s. tSricorid @,
s. @ciemarn 3. uno u. SdGl 4. Otas
idinilt, 0r. 0utbmauu 9lr;t, 6. 9teIlOa
BrOuiants uaO 3ablmeilter, Il. Serltcu
Yrouiant> unb .3ablmcliter5sIiiiitent
2. Sc6sIin Sberltewaro unO s. Sehez
ban Sbcrfoh.
- Der 0ampier ygruunidueis"
bonn rgtOr0Oeutldeu 2lODO" fd9rt bcute
gta9mittag I'M , llbr Don bier nad
Stemerbapsn Suriif. Gr bat etma 60
,3piidenOcdSz zYana9tcre am Sorb.
- llntcrwegs nu6 Baltimore beflnz
Set iid Der 9anpier amerlta" bonn
y9torobcutiden %lpDb," Der an 27. Sa'
nuar BON Bremen abfuhr.
Scr onal lnotl n.-Sr. Ser0.
Sernbeimer pOn Der 6irna Scbriioer
Sernbclmer bat pOrscltern letne labrs
ltdc Ginfaui5reiie naA BEN srOBcren
6abrifl ltdotcn oes 9torOen5 unb 9torb~
oltena angctreten.
- Sr. Sobn u. u. 0crrin9, ser @cz
neral Bctricbsleitcr pom yNoans' Grz
prcbsGOmpa9uic" III philadelphia, pets
dcm iruber bic yeituna Der bicii9en
glgcntur uutcrItano, wctlt sur 3elt III
Baltimore.
&ciDcn elmer gSittw c. = Sn
slust armlid m0bIirteu s3immern I'M
spciten StOdwerfc cineS SanIcS on Der
,, nahc |. 2lpeuue, Canton, bate bis
Dor eini9eu @ohen cine III bObcm Sitter
ltebenoc lSittlue, 9tGmeu5 3oncS, bur9
9tdbarbtit litb uuO lbre flnf tlcincn
&inOsr nit tnuppcr 0tOtb crndbrt, oann
ebcr erfrantte iic, unO ieit lencr a3eit
muBtc lie lih auf pObtbaii9c 9tadbarn
pcrla6cn, pom bcnen ieOOd Oie meiiten
audi nid)t iiberreidlid NIT ben G5iitcrn
Der lBclt pcrieben iinO. Scet cnOlia la!
Baltor YicoenfOpf, Der paferc See!iorz
DER Der fleiucu &irde oil Der l. unD 81
liuttzStraBe, auf Seraulahun9 Oe5 Ssrs
geuntcn 0Oiltcttsr unO bcs 9rn. gSelt
Dreamer ii6 Der 6auilie auQenommcn
uuO iie uuf einiae .3eit allen 9tabrun9ss
iorgen iiberboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
9tod, 5000 Snaars me>r.

$40 I y II, N.z2), 5. Scbr. =
9aS 0efi;it bcS perifluunOenen &aIIiz
rer5 ser yicens6cbOroe, @n1. .. 2oB-
mann, bat lid i'm $1,000 ucrmcbrt. ge.
bcimpolisiiten babcn ieine Spur bis
Baltimore pcrfol9t, no er lid, mic bic
Yoli;ei anninmt, na6 0eutl6lanO cln:
ldiiitc. Ginc SelObnung BON $500 loll
auf leinc Grgrciiltng gclcst nnO lelnc
9luSliefcrung beuntra9t merocn. @es
riihtmeiic perlautet, OuB Die Sierbraucl
SrooflpnS bas 0eiiSit sutma6cu mol.
len, ltnD baB or. y. y. Sdarmann
cine 9ollcftc untcr Sen Sierbrauern 81
bieicm 2pcfc beIiirlpprtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
Gin SpSpitaIprauo.

8ro I'm n, N.zY, 5. Tebr. =
0as ,Otcmorial 6Oipltul iir 6ranen
unO &inS.r," 9n. 8O8, BrOipcctsPlace,
waro bcute abcnO Ourd 6euer nabc;u
serit0rt. @ladlidermeiIe 9elans es, Oie
III rcr Qnitalt bciinpli4en % Baticnten
in Siderbeit su brInsen unO lic Daoon
ubsubaltcn, in ibrer 9ln9it auS Den
s5cnltcrn al iprin9en. Gin id)oObaftcs
&aulu peruriad)te ben Srano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
@rploftom eimcr Spnamit=9 9 atrpnc.
Swei Ecrfpncn omrdl ole 5ufauise GrpIoitpm
ciner Sruamit Gatrpnc i'll eircm Nbiuaez
6aual aeiootct.

etitec SruNmtI' SSNlGuHC lU ClNC.u
Ssanai seiootei.
Gbtcaqo, 5. 6ebr. - 0ur6 cine
suidui0c Grploiion cincr 0puamltz Bnz
tronc wurocn in Scr Scftion Is ocS
I'M Sau bcgriHcucn 9lbSu9a &ouolS,
nabc 9iomco, Der GOntraftor ". y.
Corner, ionic Der 2lrbctcr Gbriltopbcr
Gclori qct0otct unO 0Ominif Sclnri,
Elm ;mciter 9lrbciter, ldwer ucrlebt.
Sclari mar nit mehrcrcu 2nOcrcn be-
IdGfti9t, bic ourd cine pOrgcnommene
Sprcn9ung los 9ewOrOenen Groz unO
Telicumaicn in bem &analbctt I'll Cntz
fcrncn, ais CT nit ieincr Pifbaue cine
Qynamit Entronc traf bic BET Der
Sprcn9un9 nidt cGplOotrt mar. Die
Wtcbr;ahl scr in Dem &analbctt Sc
IdlGitiQten murben ourd, Bic Grploiion
sir Groc geld dlcuNcrt nnO nit Grbc unb
Stcinen bcocft, fumcn abcr 9lllc, nit
9luanabmc Der Sbcn9cuunnttn, nit
lcid)tcn &crlceungen buuon.
98tro T 6ter Sund) fmnGirc;?
anon, Snc., 5. 6ebruer. -
Der lteser 6rauf Sau, wcl9er angcz
ftaqt mar, einen idanObareu 9ln9rlii
,auf Die gSittwc 9lferS gcmuht 3u bas
ben, puroe bcutc 81 21 Sabrcn 3uftz
bau8 perurtbeilt. Dor Dem 0cridltss
baule bate ii1 cine 9roBe Ntaiie cnt'
raltctcr Sewobner Ocs @OuntpS pcrz
ianlrlelt, welde bic 9lu5liefcrung Oc5
Sdaubbubcn pcrlanscn, nm i'm tltrier
Sanb aufsufniipien. Bur 3cit bcfinbct
ii6 beritlbe i'll bem a3lmmer bc6 Jtlds
terS i'm @eribts 9ebGuOe, "a man nltlt
wast, ibn nu@ bcm GcfdnsuIile 5u
bringcn.
Der 9li6tcr bat sic Ginidlu0rnn9
BON 1000 SHliSs SdcriTIcn augeOrOnct,
nnt ben sc cianacncn Su ldiiten. Sor
|Fun6 ipGbrenb Der @eridtSpcrbanblnng
ipar cs Der Otcngc brcinal gelun9cn,
cinen Strif I'M Den 0al8 DeS 9tcgcrS
at legen, aber leOesmal gclang c5 bcnt
S9criff Oicicn wicOcr Su Onrdldneis
BEN.
(SpGter.) Gjcscn llbr gclan9 eS
bent SGcriff unO fiinT3ig bcluaiinctca
@ebiilfen, pen 9tegcr bur6 Die anf9cs
rcgtc Otenge ii9cr an SOrO cinc5 3ns
gc5 Scr Sig 6OurzSabn" SIT brin9en,
unO III SnDianNpoliS an Die oortl9e
GjefGnuni6bch0rb ab;ultcfcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
Sine ;crnnGelte JrauenIcide i'm Sdnce ge=
iITtGcu.


iTuGcu.
Sommonb, Suo,, 5. 6ebr. - Sn
Scr 9tGbe BON &hsenlorc, sebn @tciIcn
norOoitlid BON bier. wurSe bic 5critiits
feltc vcibe elmer Srau, balb inter
Shnec bcgrobcn, auTgcfunoen. Die
STBe waren am Sniegclenf obgctrennt,
audi iebltcn Die 9lrmc unO Der &Opf,
Die 2cicbe mar pOai9 cntblOBt, unO ibrc
9lgnoScirung biirile unm09lib icin.
Die YoliSci bcmiibt iid, rus e1cbeinlniB
bc5 0rGBlidcu 6uuOeS SIT l0Icn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
eluard,iiifR uerurtheilt.

81 ON, 5. 6cbruar. - 1aS in Gar
rarazOrtrift iiscnOc &rie9Sgcridt bat
bcutc iie6cn Der 9tdocl5iiibrcr bel 6cn
tiirsli9cn 9tuirubr III Garraru SIT 3ubtz
bans Don , bis s 5abrcn pcrurtbcilt.
Der 9(nardbiit 9ticolini unO 32 icincr
9lnDGngcr, nleiitentbciIS nOtoril6c Gins
BREEDER, iino gcitern Su 9focoto, nabc
Sauna, perbaItet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigo stion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07

Sir ir;id]e Shnittwunoeu siebt es nitts
Senerss, lule ct. SatObssSeI, penu mad
SOrihrift gebruudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
VI Ian fomp rt tart uno tplu frateblen

8elsrao, 5. 6cbr.- Gele9cntlidl
cines Sallc8 Der &auileutc, ipelhem @rs
&0nia Oiilan pon Scrbien beiluObntc.
9riIi bieicr ben gr.@renlier 9ruitd an
nnO bcidulOistc i'm OcS SerrutbS.
G5ruitb mOdtc wo6l 9euuBt babcn, OaB
icin friiberer Serr nno &oni9 ctwas
ltarf loupirt hattie unO prehte ibm 9au5
eiNiadl Den 9liiden gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
Correspondent feline Suellc, aus ser CT
bic 9tadridt 9ei6Opft, uidt an9iebt.
gis Suitdnoe auf areta.-Sie Resicrmua 5iebt
trtiIoere Saiten auf

2onOon, 6. 6ebr.-0ie Simcs~ ~
erbdlt aus 9ltben na6itebcnbc telc9raz
pbiide Wfittbeilun9: rSn 6ol9e ser pon
Ocn 0fG6ten erbobcnen Yroteite 9cgcn
Die Sinri6tung 9cfanscner Gbriiten auf
&reta bat Die Jlc9ierung bic SOrnabme
iucitcrcr 0inrtdtun9cn perboten. 9tofl
in ncueltcr G3eit waren uuf icncr Snicl
,pieOcr bier Gbriiten bingcridtet worbcn
unO anocrcrlett5 mebrere ltubamcbaz
ner, wclGc iue9en l6wcrcr Scrbrebcn
Sum Sobe pcrurtbeilt warcu, begnabigt
wOrben. IS bat inter Der friltlibcn
SeuOlfcrung cine ttefgebcnoe Grbittcz
rung 9e9cn Die 9fc9ierun9 Nat 9cgrifz
fr,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
9tuf bubsr Gee aeIumtcn.

2onbon, 6. 6cbr.-Sicr cingetroTs
ncn 9cpcidcn Sufol9c lit Der 0ampfcr
Scots G)rcDS," Der am II. S0nuar
untcr Dem Commando DcS Gopt. Sobns
Jon BON Cardiff nad) Yorto Sorrios
uno %cra 9ruS in Gee ging, auf bobcr
Gee init Der gclammtcn 2uOung SIT
G'runoe gcgangen. Sin Sbcil BON Der
Ntannldait iit in HortusYlata auf Snn
Domingo 9clouoct. Der unter9c9anz
gene Oampier geb0rtc Der 6trma 9oung
& 9briitic6 in yonOpu; es mar Gin
6abrScug BON 1176 Gonncn.
@ursc 9abeISepe5a,en.
- Bralioeut Saruot BON Sranfrcid)
bat iih BON ieincr fiir;lidcn Grtrunfun9
wlcbcr crbolt unO iiibrtc in Der 9cltrl9cn
administering Den SOriib.
= Sin Yafet nit 81 Gpuumitputro.
ncn maro gcltcrn III eincm Saule 5u
SarcclCnu, Spallicn, 9cfunNcn.
- 9lui Dcm nit SaumuOuc bciaocncn
0anlpfcr yGlraci0," ron 9torTolf mad
yipcrpool bcliimmt, brad inter bcl
|anun9 6cucr au9, mcl6cS wGbrcnO bcr
9an;cn 9tcilc brauntc tuo crit gclterll
IN EiperpoOl gcl0ldt wurbc.
- @ompcrts, cincr Der in OolluuG
mcgen 6dlidcua pom nicocrlGnolidcl
9&ertbpapicreu urretirtcu brci Sofltap
let, bat SclbltnprO bcgangcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
Ser 9emtihe Correspondent,
GdeIid, podentIih nnb Gonntdss,
Roiue. Csiaeufbumer nno RcDatteui

(statiols,r BON S. 9faine),
@ihneTsgce 8atimore.stras, unb BohsSffices sgp..
greis bcs tasIid,en s,Iattes. burd grdser beiorst
gcnfs prp o. ,a1Ibar on bic bds Bl1tt beiorsenben
Sraser-SaaIidj ntbf 2pnntas S.Mus9a inter
orfozgorauss,sablnns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur iirsere
3cit I'M 2SerbdItnis fur bic po otbeutltdle nus gabe
50 80 pro SGbr, Eau irssno eiuem Srtt bes snIans
bes, 81 mad europa. GnuutaaSs SsAucacbe 81
pro SGbr.-Oas bette unb btligite oentidle Slstt
in ben Diittss uEo GIoiiaateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
enropdif6e Sa6ef- 3ert6te.


Serlin, 6. Scbruar.-Sr. Sebel.
Der ioiialiltildc 9lbgeorbnete, nabnl
beute BET ber 0c6atte iiber bic Gebdlter
ber Seamteu i'm Niinilterium Dc5 Suz
ncren I'M 9lllgen1cinen uno Der Gmts
9rantcnzG ommillion i'm Selonoercn Sc
le9cnbcit. uui ben WiGo6cnbanoel binz
Sumeiien, iueldcr BON !Sambur9 aus nad
9tuBluno Su unmoraliiden .3wcfen &C.
trtcben Werbc. 1a bic Ote6rSabl Der
MtGbdcn SHbinncu icien, 10 wiirocn
blclelben swangSwciie gcfouft, um Die
&uppleriuncn in StanO Su icscn, ibre
eSaare in 9fuBlanb an ben Manu brinz
gen su fonneu. 0r. pom Sotti6er, fai@
Icrlider ScfretGr bes Snncrn, crflGrtc,
Ell babe BON Ser crluGbnten 9lngclegenz
belt feline &euntniB, merbe berlclben jcz
bod lcine sluInlcrtla lamfeit l6enfen uno
banfe Srn. Sebel fir Die SnIormatlon.
Ser ocatidlsruiiidIe &santeispeltras.
Serlin, 6. Sebruar. .-Gtue Spcsialz
9luSsa6c be5 vGeidsau;eigcrs," iuelde
bctte 9lbeuo crlfien, cntbGlt Ben Scrt
bcS Sonoclspertragc5 ;wiidcn 9fuBlano
unS 9cutldluno. Gericlbc pirb 3ebn
Sabre @iiltisteit baben, Inter Der be
por;u9telten 9tutiouz&lauiel" miro iiol
9entldlono bcrlclbcn &cr9iiniti9ungen
crfrcucn, wcldc 6ranfreid inter lcincm
Sertrasc gcnieBt, no inrmcr biclcr Ser
trag giinlti9erc SeOiu9ungcn entbGlt,
mic Der bcutid)zruiiiide Scrtru9.
slus ocm g&urtluut pcS &crtra9S gcbt
bcrpor, baB 9fuBlonO in Sc;ug auI Die
3ollc anf Ofaldlncn, Mul6incntbcllc,
lanbluirtbiduftlidc lfaldincn uno Sc
rGtbe, 0Dnomos, &abcl, 0ro9ucn. Sbcz
mifalien, iowie gSou> unb %coeruuarcn
3ugcltdnoniiic gema5t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
Sin. iuSiIte Sami.is uereiIt.t.

SerIln, 6. Tcbr.-GInc bcm 70
falz9lnsci9cr" aus Aiin8f su9c9ungcne
9cpeldc mclbet, baB bort cine ans IS
Eerlonen, cinidlicBlid Der 0icneriduft,
bcltcbenbc rcid)e iiibiidc 5amilie inful9e
bon &er9iitun9 9citOrben lit. Sammtz
lldc 0lit9licOcr Der 6amilic battcn pom
elmer Speiic sc9cllcn, in wcldc e'ift
blncln getban uorocn mar, uno inner
balb ciueS :3citrnumcS bon Is Otinutcn
nad) Dem GjCnuB Der Speilc wGrcn allc
13 Rcrlpnen tOot. Die Foli;ct bat be-
rcits mcbrcre pcrOddtige Rcrioncn III
SNnft ncnnnlmrn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-07
tinbcintItDcr Syuuo.

lMus unierer aeitriaen g. ~ Oraen. Nn6 aabe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
s.rI,Ip srAroNs.


Special Dispatch
Washington. Fob. ~ On thls, th 1Hs
fourth dny Of lis discussion, tue house nlll
10 force The Rock island trains TO slop
al the depot towns. passed tue seNn,vi
There WINS tie VOTE IN the NrnAlh anu
rjrc,nresilcnt decided the question IN
ny Inc a' vote Ole WAS rs rollowsi Yeas SEN
ators Bate Berry. C1hcry. van ,,9ieg'
goinuttt C'ulon Fnnlktrr Geurge, liar
tis irhv, i<ylc. Lindsay MclAhilh, Ml.VW
ell of Wisconsin. Palmer 'as,n' nrsm1rl'
Power. rugh, Ransom. k2AIn, ,, ivi,f,'
Ssya Senalorn Alison. Rlnehhurl.
Bntler. Cameron, Carey DAVIS DiAoh'
nninb Fryc. German. HnHshrongh,
Uayylev. I'LL, Honr Huhion, Mhndcrnon
Martin. Mitchell OF Oregon, Morrill, FER
kius, Pettigrcw, Plat, Proctor Shoup
Stewart. StnckhrIdge, Washington
This was an interesting contest ~
,,s,,g wave Clear fight between the rail-
ra1J md administration mud both SIDE.
worked hard 10 win, The nEehls am
nttorppvH of the railroad have been illcs
ahout the capitol for tie past month ana
e,erv effort they could possibly exert %
Influence the senate was brought 10 bean
iThis included q petition signed by ~
thousand people against me panNpke ui
Inc NlIl anu w fNfNA 'A
towns. The bill was fought to the end
In the senate and number OF amend
,ncnts wore offered most Of Thorn were
hidden mower to XII the BIN.
10 tho cnrclrss unlocking, md especially
10 the Eastern visitors 10 the cnplto
| ibore was much wonder oyer the lonl
| debate and consideration given the bill
Eastern pnpprs had commented upon u
| aud have ridiculod senaiors for wasiinl
80 much matter The long fight Is th'
best evidences Of the strong forces n
| work on both sides.
One amendment was adopted In III,
senate Of such nature as greatly Il
lmneril the usefulness of the measure
| II provides that twenty days after The
passage OF the bill a county scat election
| shall be held in the counties ~ !, and %
and that railroad stations shall be 10
| Gated az the county seats elosen
This amendment was purposely deslg
| mated to defeat the intent OF The oignl
| bill and will hardly be agreed 10 by th
house. and the probability now II tina
The bin wIl pass Ia its original how
Senator Berry Of Arkansas. who ha'
the matter Ia charge. worked earnesil
and well to secure its passage. IN
Vice president also disllnguiahed him
self This rs the first opportunity Mr.
Stevenson has had to cnst deeidln
vote and his vote Is sure 10 be faYorum
remembered Ia she West.
McIaurin. the new senator from Miil
sissinpi, also east bis iirst vote ~ I'd
senate upon this measure and voted
did the vice president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
srNArn srR.coMMIrrEE.

By Associated Press
Warrington, FEB. 15.-'l'lie senate Sub
committee on The tariff was In session To-
DIV nnd devoted ;hr entire forenoon 20
fbs Wilson biil. The members Of the
committee declined 10 give 9nt any. OF
az proceeding OF the day, saying when
questioned that none Of ihe work had
been final.
n 4 known. however, that the mem
hers have been giving consideration 70 The
renrfscniaiiOns Of other SENATORS AZ 70
mixing change. IN many ~ the sched-
ules al fLn bill. The iron ore. nfn
arc not confident today ~ SECURING 9
dutv as fhpy were q few days since. aud
tnore h little question that II the mem
bers ~ the committee do not change
tbeir minds between ibis and next TUES
day the IRON and steel portion OF the
mn will remain as az present..
L Tbe lead bre men and advocates Of
fhe coal duty ARE, pa ~ c9itrafy,
ouita confident ibgt their wishes are be-
| 10 favorahly considered
grnainr Dul3lis 81 Idaho, whose state
"a rrsaiiy Interested in ore. ana who
has riYen especial atinetion 10 the sub
| jrat. rsprcez.i hlulself a. feeling ferJ
| iitiie d5nbf that lead be tatch care Of
lfc behaves TINT duty q rom ] u
! ~ cents per pound viii Dr. placed
on lead sud Lead and silver ore, an.
icondn1ed Ga Second Pags)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
LITTLE ITEMS.

Phone 1st379-205 for all Goals and
prices. Fort Worth coal company.
Genuine Usage McAlester coal at
Fort Worth coal company.
For crates try the Victor lump or Mig
ger Head. Fort Worth Coal company.
Manager Greenwar is negotiating with
Governor Bob Taylor Of Tennessee for
a return date here early in March.
The penny Club" will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. A. A. Glesson. 40
Evans street. Saturday at o'clock p.
m.
Thurber lump coal s. per ton three TO
Ave tons $3.50. delivered. Nut coal
81 80 delivered. Best domestic coal Ia
Inc market. Phone 10. Texas and
Pacific coal company.
George l.. Cause, funeral director and
omhaImer. Full assortment Of under.
,ster's goods on hand. Takes full
sbarge OF funerals and furnishes all nee
essary requirements. Ne. r.
Weafherford street, Fort Worth, Texas !.
I'Alephone No. lOI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
w. =. MARTIN,
G. A. McNll1ANS,
THOMAS GAINES,
Executive Committee Of the Farmers
State Alliance Of Texas

Mr. McNfeans win speak Of Pilot Point
Saturday at p m. aud Saturday
night at Aubrey.
The committe examined the books, re
ports and vouchers Of the different
officers and committees and approved the
same, and adjourned tonight.
The committee have set on foot a
comprehensive plan to extend the Alliance
organization in snch counties as not
heretofore organized, and strengthen Il
IN those whore It Is organized.
Steps have also been taken 10 cnlargc
the scope Of Alliance work, particularly
to develop more thorough discussion
among the farmers Of such topics as
farm. household and home economy, hoe
keeping, horticulture, etc. These dis
EMISSIONS viii be general and uniform all
over the state.
As to increase aud general conditions
the order is IN excellent shape. aud quito
a number OF new Alliances are being
organized.
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DOlF'S LETTER.
The Full Context of His
Communication to Willis
RECEIVED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
He Cites Many Circumstances to
Substantiate
His Assertion tina, President oieve-
land Had Assumed a Hostile
Attitude howard tho New
Republic--interes,ing
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
PERSONAL.

cd t. l.. Mccall Mr.. o. II Cor,
IAN and Mr.. Lee Oats of Weatherford
,,'s visitors to the Fort yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Morgan seay arrived in
lie eity yesterday and made arrange-
neBts for the appearance Of Miss Annie
Abbott. the Little Georgia MoqueN.
Mr. Greenwall was anxious TO SCI ms
remarkable little woman she VIII DC
mere on February 20-2l-
W A. Martin aud y. Q. Smith Of
rrownwood. friends Of T. Q. Andfews.
~, nnp,iar live stock dealer, have 10
.stei IN the city. Mr.. Smith was iamil-
iarlv called North Carolina smith
lew years. ago by his irienes' soppfi'
auet which clings TO hHn yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

by As~oclllen 4 russ
Washington. Feb. 15.-1he debate on
The Bland selgniorage bill In tho house
today was characterized by several strong
Democratic speeches against ihe measure.
Mr. Bland has given up hope 81 reach
ing an agreement 10 close the debate BY
unanimous consent, and tomorrow he
will move 10 close the debate. The on
ponents viii decline 10 v0te, ana ~ VIII
require quorum Of the advocate. OF
the measure TO carry the motion. Nj.
Band does not expect 20 secure = quo
rum tomorrow. but as soon ~ iihs lack
OF a quorum is apparent steps VIII be
taken 10 compel the Attendance OF alb
eentees. and Mr.. Bland 50 c0nhdoni that
on Saturday, or Monday az f1rihest a
quorum viii be present 10 PISS mo NIL
During the rail Of committees Tor re-
ports this morning, Mr.. Wise OF Viz
rinia. from the committee on interstate
md foreign commerce. Reported nhek ne
New York and New JERSEY bridge BIZ
and the accompanying VETO OF me pres
idcnt. with the recommendation tAat TIE
bin 10 not pass over the veto
Mr.. Cummings. rising 20 a personal
explanation. stated that some tune sg1
be introduced popular loan bili since
then members had received copies % an
amendment 20 the bill which they mp
pearei to thlnk came from hun. He do
MED III responsibility Of Il, ard moreeyei
expressed his unaiierahle opposition i'
a..
Dir. Blsrd then moved to 90 into com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

Madison. Wis. Feb. 5.-AIathcw II.
Ashton. convicted Of murder at James
willie two weeks ago and brought 10 the
Dane county pail for safe keeping, pend
ing a motion for new trial, because the
county Jail at GAINESVILLE was qunranuned
ON account Of case of smallpox, was to-
day discovered to be suffering from the
disease.
Ashton has wealthy friends. The SUI
premc court has granted a writ Of error
in his case, and he expected TO be re-
leased on bail in few days. There are
thirty prisoners IN the jail, and it IS
feared that all have been exposed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

Cripple Greek, Col, Feb. 10 Harry,
the a-year.old son Of Watt Townsley,
was run over by lumber wagon driven
by his father ON Bennett avenue about
II O'Clock this morning and died in less
than an hour after the accident hnppene1.
The boy was trying to climb on the
wagon. when he fell, the wheel passed
over his abdomen After being run
over the boy ran 70 his father and asked,
FEATHER. am ! going 10 dicY'