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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14

Madrid, Febrero 26 de 1894.

Quer1do Director:
EstA visto que solos y desampara-
dos nadie nos escucha nj nadie atien-
de nuestras quejas.
Pi6rdese ell eco de elias en- las pla-
yas de Borfnquen y no repercunten
aquende el occeano.
En- esta situaci6n, sin diputados
que de6endan nuestros derechos, sin
una fgura de prestigio que nos tien-
da La mano ayudandonos & levantar
el espfritu p1blico tan decaido en-
nuestro pals, es menester que cada
uno dc nosotros, y con las escasas
fuerzas de que pueda disponer, co
opere al bien de la patria, colocAndo
IA donde debe estar, ibre = respetada
por encima de todo y por encima de
todos.
Algo hay que intentar: es antipa-
tri6tico permanecer con los brazos
cruzados.
Los vireyes de Puerto Rico deben
irse su casa puesto que la ley anu
lo los vireinatos que hoy no tienen
raz6n de ser.
Los derechos que nos ha otorgado
Ia representation naciona1 no pueden
estar & merced de un poderoso cual-
quiera que los oivida y los desprecia,
Hora es va de aunar sodas nues
tras voluntades alguien hara todo
g6nero de esfuerzos para que en- Ma
drid mismo SO olga 10 que en- Puerto
Rico SO Gala.
No temamos los grandes nj los
poderosos.
Hemos visto por el snelo tantas
grandezas -.
En- esto Sc concce el siglo XIX
que otros llaman de las luces, y 20
el de las grandes caidas.
Al desplomarce torres altlsimas,
han quedado reducidas a menuda
arena.
FL sistema de OPPRESSION y de injus-
ticia di6 pssimos resultados para Ia
polftica colonial espahola.
Harto debe saberlo la naci6n al re
cordar sus dominios de aver, Y al
contar las pocas tierras en- que hoy
ondea ell pend6n castellano.
Lospueblos europeos pueden apren-
der de Inglaterra conservar sus CO.
lonias de Espada perderlas.
Hay que presentar tangible todo
defecto, palpable todo abuse: haga
mos pasar Ia arbitrariedad que nos
humille bajo el crisol de la crftica Sc
vera.
-Ustedes ahf trabajan cuanto pue
den piGfgRdo justicia igualdad: nos
otros aqui debgnos secR vN3
tros gobernantes, pesarAn algo,ea.As
su conducta y Sc daran cuenta de
que Puerto Rico So les ha mandado
contemporizar y no & excitar los
animos & gobernar suJetandose ex-
trictamente sus atribuciones y no
8 extralimitarse hoyandolas con ell
pie.
81 no es asf, ga habra aquf pode-
res mas altos que Sc encargaran de
refrescar la memoria & los exoticos 8
de aconsejarles que vuelvan Ia Me-
tr6poli como va SO han dado casos-
Procuremos, repito, nuestra com
pleta union mucho tacto de codos :
para la lucha, que nos falten fuerzas,
pero que no nos falte voluntad.
+**
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14

Ell cuerpo de artillerfa obsequi6
con un banquete en- Ell Hotel de Rusia,
al teniente senior Saltos, que fue he
rido ca Melilla Y propuesto para Ell
ascenso Immediate, la cruz de Ma
ria Cristina, q 81 election, optando
dicho senor por esta Ultima.
Las armas generates han querido
su vez banquetear y aver SO reunie
ron ], ,225 jefes y o6ciales de infan-
terra y caballer1a.
Esto da motive & grandes preo
cupaciones entire gentes de alto
vuelo.
Ell almuerzo tuvo lugar en- 81 pa
lacio de Bellas Artes, engalanado con
gallardates trofeos.
Entire ellos una bandera marroqui
cogida en- Ia batalla del 4 de Enero
de 1860
Otra cogida en- la batalla de los
Castillejos por el cabo Muir otra,
que perteneci6 al battalion de los par
dos de Arag6n, en- Ia guerra de la
independence.
Bandera cogida en- Cochinchina por
las tropas espanolas, y otras mas.
iQu6 habrAn pensado para gu pa
no esas valiosfsimas reliquias, pues-
tas ALI para alegrar IN banquete en-
el que Sc glori6caban los hechos de
armas del ej6rcito en- la GUERRA de
Melilla
81 sobre este fuera prudente decir
algo, que artfculo mas interesante
y mas contundente podrfa escribirsel
De 10 cual Sc deduce que les me
jores artfculos son los que no Sc es-
criben.
Seg1n las 1itimas noticias. no Sc
rs el 5, sino ell 25 de Mario el dfa en-
que las c6rtes abriran de nuevo sus
puertas.
ALA iran esos oradores que tene-
mos para andar por casa. y los cua-
les, despu6s de haber hablado duran
te tres horas, no dicen NADIA de par.
ticular.
Cuanto mas titles serfan esos
cerveceros y esos fabricantes de loza
del Reino Undo que van la camara
q decir en- pocas palabras 10 que
piensan y & pedir para sus electores
10 que Green conveniente, llamando
al pan, pan, y al vino, vino, dejan-
dose de fraseos y de perder ell tempo!
Pero aquf todas las legislatures
son iguales en- todss 80 perora 10
mismo y no adelantamos un paso.
Alla iran los cwneros por Puer
to-Rico, que algunos no conocen a
sus compaheros nj de vista, y como
me decfa IN diputado autonomista
por Cuba, " asisten las sesiones del
Congreso como quien asiste & la fun
ci6n de un teatro.'
Ell salon de conferencias es el sitio
preferido por esos sehores, y allf SO
despachan gu gusto, hablando NAL
de los demas y diciendo pestes unos
de otros por 81 con Zutano no Sc
puede ir 4 ninguna parte y por 81
Mangano debe su acta tai cual
debilidad.
Una tarde del aho pasado entra
en- ese ssIon Jitsnnograhco y form6
corro con varios conocidos, entire los
cuales estaba uno de los ubarristas
que ahora han pescado distrito.
La conversation Sc generaliz6 y
recay6 sobre las grandes hazahas que
en- otros tiempos llevaron cabo los
caudillos espaholes.
Excuse decirles la atm6sfera de
patriotismo que allf se respiraria.
Nos metimos con Isabel la Cat6li-
ca. barajamos al Cid con el cardenal
Cisneros, Y jaleamos al invicto Pela
yo a nuestro antojo-
Lleg6 ell turno Guzman Ell Bue-
no, fgura obligada en- estos casos,
cuando mas aeolora0os estaban los
animos poniendo por las nubes al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14

hsroe de Tarifa, die yo echando un
jarro de aqua frfa:
POGO & POGO, sehores, 10 que se
dice Guzman ell Bueno no tiene
NADIA de particular, nj en- clio hay
motive para alabanzas nj para enco-
mios foe Ia cosa mas sencilla.
u Como es ESQ me interrumpie-
ron coro los presentes ! Arrojar ell
puhal para que con 81 mataran los
moros al hijo querido, no 10 consi-
dera usted como la pagina mas senti
mental, y como uno de los mas gran
diosos hechos de la gloriosa historic
de Espafa !?
No, senior, repuse, hacienda es-
fuerzos por aparecer serio.
-Guzman ell Bueno sstaba SECURE
de que aquel hijo no era suyo.
81 allf cae ana bomba no hace
peor efecto.
Hube de deci-, la verdad, que
aquella atrocidad era una broma al
60 pesada, porque sino hubiera dado
lugar & un serio disgusto.
Con estos parecidos pasatiempos
Sc pasaron las horas agradablemente
en- ell salon de conferencias.
Sagasta esta enfermo de algdn
cuidado y los m6dicos asaguran que,
aunque no go de temer un desenlace
funesto por ahora, la salud del Pre-
sidente inspira s6rios caidados para
IN plazo no lejano.
Su naturaleza, gastada va; los dis
gustos que esta Ultima etapa en-
el poder le ha proporcionado; la di-
vision en- que Sc encuentra ell partido
y otros graves asuntos han quebran
tado el Amino de quien tan azarosa vi
da llev6 siempre : Ell cuerpo Sc resiste
va a mayores embates y luchss tan
pesadas como las que en- ell Congre-
so sc preparan.
Ell doctor Camis6n piensa que don
Praxedes habra de abandonar nece-
sacramento los negocios pdelicos por
imped1rselo su estado de Amino gu
debilidad fisica, que se revela contra
% 0S pALtou At LA0 OS4 1CbOdI - oI0 uSl
Gobierno.
En- esta situaci6n presenta la po-
Utica IN porvenir obscure
Cambios radicales hemos de pre-
senciar por razones varias en- plazo
no lejano.
Aprovechen ustedes ell tempo y
preparense unidos s separados de
be hab4r algo hecho, algo decidido,
algo practice concertado, en IN sen
tido 8 en- otro, para que pesemos co
mo debemos pesar en- Ia polftica an
tilana.
Ell bien de todos debe sobreponer-
SO al inter6s de amos cuantos.
Hablase de nnevo de la posibili
dad de IN Ministerio parlamentario
presidido por don Arsenio~
Poca vida le auguro.
Hay aquf mucha anemia, amigo
director, y SO impo1e el hierro.
***
Dentro ao rsoos dis estara de
vuelta en- Mazagan el general Mar
tinez Campos.
Ell Sultan, despu6s de dudar unos
cuantos dfas que le convenia mas, 81
pagar la suma exigida por Espaha 6
correr al riesgo de una guerra, pref
rio 10 otro infuido por las demas
potencias europeas.
Lo que a1n no Sc sabe es de qn6
manera va a hacerse el pago y qn6
garantfas ha oonseguido el general.
Ala veremos.
Ell sainete ha terminado, pues,
dan1o mueho gneto a los senores, y
10 companfa parece dispuesta 4 re-
petir la representation 81 la oportu
nidad volviera presentarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14

Siento haber roto la carta que me
escribio aproposito de ese vieio GA
ban que me decfa usted tenfa en- go
casa
Con IN gaban malo y estropeado,
el mejor remedio es volverlo.
Els una prenda dsstinada cubrir
ID ropa de diario abrigando ell cuer-
po.
Pero 81 en- vez de abrigar le entrs
& usted Ell aire por todos lados Ique
falta le hace & usted
Els muy peligroso un Gab&n en-
ese lastimoso estado, porque puede
proporcionar una pulmonia 8 lgo
peor.
NADIA devu6lvaselo usted al sas-
tire y quftele usted antes ell polvo,
sacudiendolo un POGO.
Sc estren6 la zarzuelilla La Vir-
gen de la paEoma con buen 6xito.
Ahora dice El In,parciaL que Sc
prepara en- uno 1e los teatros de la
Certe la primera representation de Ell
Espamtyo.
Y seg1n mis- noticias le van dar
una pitads maydscula.
Su affmo.
RICARDO VoNZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14
Sc VENDEN

Tn coche 6no ligero de seis as;entos,
casi nuevo- Una turbina sin usar, applicable
4 la cafieria del acueducto con resistencia
de seis cabalIos vspor ocupa POGO espacio
y propia para pequeha indnstria- In ssta
imprenta informarzu.
Force, fe le Mario 10 ir03 Ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14
EN- Ell COLMADO
"Ihs BHLEHREs !"

de Il. Trtas d ca Gale de 14tocha
SO vende el excelente vino de mesa CEPA
DE MACON.
Es Ell meior one con relaci6n su precio
"a detalla en- los uercados de Ia isla.
prob&ndolo se convenceran los ncredulos
smrs Ponce, Octnbre . lie 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14
Aguiar, Siragusa s. Ca.

pedos que e hagan de pape sobres bros
clase de artfcuos de escrorio Sc remen
muestras solcud"
6mIs San Juan, P r. Febrero % de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14
GRAN DEPOSITO
0E 0ALzADO " PELETRRIA
Jaime RuIlan. 8

Jaime Rs4llan.-Atochd 6
En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
an variadfsimo surtido de calzado de todas
classes y precios, para caballeros. sehoras
ninos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay constantemente un extenso
surtido de materiales y hierros de todas
classes para zapateros t4labarteros. Ma
letas de viaje, driles camisas mallorquinas.
VENTAs AL PoR MAYOR AL DETAIL
3vps Ponce. Setiembre de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-14

Force, lo le Marc 10 i-03
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

The Indian Appropriation mn IL
Taken up.

by Associated Press
Washington. June la.-AmonF the
bills received In the house today from
tho senate was one for the rolief OF
Wetmore and brother OF 81 Louis.
which. on motion OF Mr., cobb. Dom,
OF Missouri, passed Immediately. Mr.
BreclenrldRe. Dem. u Arkansas, Be-
cured passage OF the senate hill 10
grant the use or certain lands IN the
Hot Springs reservation to the Barry
hospital. a bnl to dlsnpproye the
treaty made with the Southern In
dians for their removal 10 the terri
tory OF Utah and providing for settling
them on lands under the Hovcralty
act was passed At 1910 y; nj. the
indian appropriation bin was taken up.
Delegate Flynn Of Oklahoma obtained
the adoption OF an amendment waving
the restrictions 10 the sale OF lands
owned In severalty by Indians over
n years Of nge, no fhr as applies TO
the citizen band Of pottawattomles, ex-
oept when such Indians are residents
OF Oklahoma. An amendment offered
by Mr.. Holman Increasing the RppfO-
priatlon FOR support and civilization
Of the Apachoa. KiowaH, Comanchos,
Wlchitas and affiliated tribes on rea-
crvntinns, from 500 600 20 $780, 900
Adopted. slight diversion was
cnuacd by Mr.. Linton. Rep. OF Mlchi-
gan. who replied 10 the charges against
him, connecting him with the A. y.
A., contained In Mr., WendOck'B speech
q few days ago. He denied all the
allegations made aud INSERTED that
they we're utterly untrue He declared
that the DEGREES Of church were not
to be made paramount TO the de-iandr
Of a political party.
Mr. Weadoci.. replying TO tho re-
marks Of Mr. Linton. and desiring 10
prove the accuracy OF one Of HIS
charges. viz; that Mr.. Linton was
member Of the A. y. A., asked him
the direct question whether he was a
member Of that organization. Il do
not care to be catechiHed," replied Mr..
Linton.
Mr. Cannon. Rep. on Illinois, offered
another amendment increasing the APP
preparation for Shoshone indians IN
Wyoming from 10000 to $4,000. Agreed
TO.
AZ 4.35 tho house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
rnn woonnN scnnpuLn.
A Change which the Committee May
Recommend.

by Associated Press,
Washington, June i2,--whcn the
senate adjourned tonight an attempt
was made TO secure an agreement to
the ave minutes rule on the WOODEN
schedule, but this was refused because
several senator's desired to make more
extended speeehcs. senator Harris did
not press the subject OF night session
because the Democrats still hoped that
an agreement might be had to put
through the wooden schedule just as
the cotton schedule was adopted. The
Republican senators have asked that
certain increases be made ali along
the line OF the wooden schedule. The
requests have been rejected Ia part
but certain concessions have been Of
fcrcd which may be accepted, anu the
Indications are very strong that theN
viii be increases made on some OF tho
paragraphs at least. Including those
providing FOR duty on womens ana
children's dress goods. coat Innings,
Italian cloth and bunting on ready.
made clothing and wool and wprstod
yarns. The probabilities are thnt on
womens and childrcn's goods and 9th
err articles Included IN the sane para-
graph the dividend line win be changed
from 81 To go Genus anu WANN w iNNb
80 that gonds OF this class valued NJ
not over 60 cents shall pay duty OF
30 per cent ad Ynlorem inutcad OF 90,
as In the present law.
In the paragraph relating 10 ready
made clothing the present blll provides
a uniform ad valoTem ratio OF 40 per
cent. 1t IL proposed 10 lncreusc TINS rate
TO so per cent on these goods whore
they are valued at more thnn SlN per
pound. leaving the rate at - per cont
ON goods NJ this class less value, A
similar charge is 20 be made ON wuolens
nnd worsted yarns on which as the hill
stands an valnrem duty OF 30 per cent
Is provided, AS the paragraph VIII be
changed It will probably Increase the
duty on goods OF this class value at
more than 40 cents per pound TO 40
per cent ad v0lorom leaving those OF
loss value at 80 per cent These changes
have been advocated by n large number
of manufacturers who now have n
delegation here consisting OF MeHRrs
Stanton. owens ana Bramhall and
while tho COMMITTEES has not alb
soiutoly decided upon making them, all
the Indications are that they VIII be
| Senator Aldrlch II pressing very hard
for stlll greater change aud especially
on women's and chldrcn'R dress goods
| lie Is asking that IN this schedule the
| dividing line be made nj 40 cents md
that tho rate on goods worth less than
20 cents per pound shall be placed at
% per cent ana above 20 per cont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
lNDORSE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Susan B. Anthony wild With
Delight About 1t.
a RESOLUTION nencunc,ns the a. T..
A, Pas-cs-.s.u,h Dakota ropuiist
oonycnticn-rcnn und Arr
kansas rrohIbi,,oni-,u Meet.


nv Associated preaa
ronel,a. KIM. June ta-The Peoples
marty convention adopted a platform
today I'm fnvor among other things. OF
female sufrra,.r A wild scene FOL
lowed. rhe delegates and ylaItora gave
cheer after ehcsr. roso 10 their feet
md hurled their hata up TO the high
calling Isannors and tiags were seiacd
ana waved among a snow storm OF
handkerchief. Laura Johns, the RE-
publlrnn suffrns,nt. soised a Popuiist
l,ndse nna MINED IL ON her shoulder.
80, =. '.,,'...,, ,,,,.,., ,,,., a, ho,.
suFah - Nn'hunS "i"'o@' Wv" :" ~
JOY, ana, using both her hands, Wfuhs
tho outatrctched palma OF the dele.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
rmnAssADon nAyAaD
Makes an Address iiefor. the Lon
don Chamber Of Commerce.

by Associated Prose.
London. June l3--rhe annual BAN
quot OF the London chamber OF COM
merce was held At Fisimongera' hall
tonight. Sir Albert RoIit presided. Tho
guests numbered 200. and Included Sir
william Hareourt. United States EN-
bassador Bayard, Mr.. Mundelia. Lord
Charles Beresford and Sir George Ba-
den Powell. SIR william Hnrnourt, In
d speech In respect 70 the trade Of the
country, said that the volume wne un-
difninighed and that Il WAS marvel
,hat the country had 20 safely emerged
from the depression of 1888. Mr.. Bay
ard responded 70 the toast - The diplo-
mats, comparing diplomacy past and
present. Mr. Bayafd dwelt upon the
necessity Of sincerity and good faith
ID international relations
'sWhilc we may forgive incounihtency
Il was impossible 20 forgive Or 70
forget insinrcrity. The United states,
iilfr England, only wanted fair neid
and no favor Let % have square,
manly. straight forward good faith and
N Win be the beat mean. not only Of
eotffng right, but Of preventing Inter
nafionai Misunderstanding speaking
10 the British people. ! cannot say that
they have any Notwithstanding. Let
~ Keep the Hlfy clear. There may
be commercial and fiscal dinerenceH,
but lcf there never pe olouded Fsla-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
orr ron NonrnnnN LANDS.
oovcrnor iiogg Leaves Austin for
Ms Northern rrip.

Special Dispatch.
Aoagin Tex. June is.--covcrnor
iIogg and party lcst tonight for pel-
las The party consisted Of Governor
liogg, w y. WORKMAN, Walter Tips.
w l., narkcr Thomas II Franklin.
II. J. Hlchcrg, John orr and George
w praokcnridge. They win be Joined
in Dallas by John ~ simpson, Camp
CASTOR OF Dallas, Il, Il. Paddock OF
Fort Worth, L, Rotan, W. u. Lacy
and II, u Parrot OF Waco. II. II. Row
land 90 Tyler, ~ H. Downs and w,
a, barclay Of Temple ~ g, Dllinrd
and J. w. Randolph ~ sherman Heber
stone OF lirenham and ". IA Iinlscll OF
llhhoin ana othera. and from there
will start on their trip Thursday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

SpeclnI DIapntnh,
Ardmore. /. r., Jane bit an early
hour yesterday morning i've broke
forth from the Columbus hotel. a two
story frame building on Springer street
II vas but few seconds from tho
time the fire alarm was sounded until
the entire structure was one sold niGaa
OF flames. The fire quickly spread %
to odd Feli0wa' hall Just north. The
building and It's entire contents were
consumed. The hall, which was used
by both the Independent order Of odd
Fellows and knights Of Iythias lodges,
contained all the records, seals, uni
forms and lodge paraphcrnalla Of both
orders. which WAS destroyed. LorH Of
lodge building, 5000. insurnnce. 1900.
nothing on contents. There was no In
nurnnce on the hotel building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

by Associated Press
Washington, June Ex-senator Vest
today gave notice OF an amendment
to the income tax section OF the tariff
bill. which would exempt from opera
ton OF the tax all fraternai and benev-
client organizations. He said he be-
lieved the bill as Il now stood would
do that but in order to make 1t per
fectly plain this amendment would DO
added.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

ny Associated proaa,
Mitchell. = D., June 13.--Tho atten-
dance at the Pppullsts convention fell
short OF expectations. There are not
over 200 delegates and these are from
THIS immediate vicinity. Tho oonvsn-
tlon appointed platform committee
today after a test OF strength between
buchanan and Loucks In which the
former won. lie Is urged TO BIO a can
didate for governor and after agreeing
this morning changed his mind this
afternoon. Meredith 81 sioux Falls, ~
ambitious FOR the nomination The
permanent chairman iB A. J. MoCnnc,
0f Pennington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Special Dispatch.
Pccos. TEX. June la.--Thc roins
throughout this country have been
very heavy. The west-bound paaaen-
Ger on the Texas and Pacific railway
IS tied up NJ royah on Rncount OF n
waHhout west OF that place. The Pc
cos Valley train left this morning, but
returned this evening, having gone as
far 40 Riscrton. whore the Pocos river
had left iu banks and nubmorged tho
railroad track 10 depth OF two or
three feet Al that point the river
IA reported 20 be two or more miles
wide and Hood similar 70 that OF last
s1mmcr In threatened.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
lies Waists.
E'y,S$s>AA!I|. II y
- LID / ! CO.
\ DO THE People srANpt


ofen their PRINCIPLES and pur-
their platforms and their candi-
are sldetraclted by the manlpu-
I o. schemers In conventions. As
y Il may be able to do so. In the
y time left for that stupendous
The Gazette intends to ascertain
|ite people Of Texas stand on live
bal issues and in reference to the
Mates for office. We will not rely
h orators and oracles for that in
hilton, but will go directly to the
want to know how you stand.
( most important campaign in
I since it's admission into the
y Is lust ahead.
h in Texas the worldwide battle
Fs money standards is on. and
|s Of national reputation are
|sing forces for the contest.
I Issue Is closely joined. and this
Rsign will determine whether Tex
psmocracy Will support Lombard
Wall streets doctrines OF finance
|hsther It will adhere to Its ancient
Of a bimetallic standard.
earnestly request that every read
The Gazette whether a regular
|1iher or not. win fill out the ballot
y and return to us. The results
big ballot will be announced from
p day in the Daily and Semi
kF Gazette.
ih. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

By Associated Press,
Little Rock. Ark, June it.--At 1915
O'Clock this morning the Iron Mountain
trainmasterH office claim 10 know moth
ing OF the rumored hod-up at Necly-
vile, II IL known that the railroad nu-
thoriiioH recently discovered n con-
Hpifncy 60 rob train which was
PINNED 10 take place vt Ncclyvllle last
Sunday night. but was nippod IN the
bud. Far this reason some credonoo
Ia given TO the rumor here, but facts
cannot be learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

l'al Dispatch.
"a eyelonio area is making its APP
'nee over the central portion of the
/ eyer the central portion of the
|en Rocky Mountain slope, East
ne mississippi river; the barometer
ssllen slightly. but remains above
inches. The temperature has re-
Ia about stationary over the
's portion Of the country. but a
~ tail has taken place over the
[,ne Northwest. The weather is
Ky Cloudy to cloudy, with some
eser the lakes. the gulf and the
n ug states, while It is generally
elsewhere. Local forecast for
w twenty-four hours ending ~
M midnight, June II: North Texas,
~ Texas, East Texas. Southwest
-, coast district. showers; sta
~ temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Special Dispatch.
Washington, June i9-Thcre lr much
interest Expressed here, not only among
Texans. but many others who wish
TO meet the distinguished Texan, over
Gov liogg'H proposed Northern tour.
Nothing donultc has been learned OF
II herv, but mnny lnquirlon are current
ap TO the route proposed and many
hOper expressed that the itinerary will
Include Washington.