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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
ARBOR nv

The following suggestions On Arlor
bay FROM the Tribune, would spply ~
th, section;
Laws are IN lorce iu many eastern
states iof the projections Of song birds.
In Utah there iss great scarcity oi song
birds, aud Il due 10 two causes. The
first IL, there are net trees enough. The
second IL. those Cinnamon among birds
the spsrrsvr, have driven them away.
n We could only plant more trees and
sI,erminaie the 'psrrow., We shsuld
have plenty OF tl,e singers. That re-
minds ~ that Arbor bay Is not given
attention enough Ia Utah, ln other
states. II isa day " enthusiasm, Why
not make u one ssre1 WHY not uaIe
tia practice ior everyone ~ plant a
,reep There would hea great return
Tor The work, or rather play. la the
city the old trees Of nota good Kind
should bs rooted out aud new ones
planted; Ia the country Irs orchards
should he renSyatsd; the worthless
trees pulled down snd valuable tres'
planted ia their stead, There are Ger
lain signs by which people arr
Judged. The herses they ride aud drive
are one sign whether their homes anc
harms are neat or ulouchy IL smother
the condition Of orchards aud garden
{. another. why usnnOt the people Al
determins that every vacant place shal
hayss tree and that the tree shall b.
u.eiul or ornamental, or BOTH let u
uy 10 make Arbor bay a feature thi
year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

fhr ihsn territory q Washington. send-
tor Nporhrs. VA about ipr', ytar. ago
defeated ina Congressional election hy
the father " senator Wilson. Senator
Wilson ,n-i his iitst vote Zoo tup senate
th, same way tha, hi. per,,ah friend
a.d political opponent M. vDmh,r..
du-ilr silver.
Sue" rir.ilvuf tii. woes 'Hr Senate
ha- teen CO., lLr rr-t time ii too year.
full. puD'i pu' o. wrolg rolrmrtDu IN
triI N"rI. 10 ,iupl, mems ihat 'arh
oi tlr 'Drly-i1us .ittg. uoA ui- it- inll
complement OF trnatpr. :. will te
70 urmucrr thti ior the lat 500 ,rar.
three OF tue states have through failure
ot their legislature. 20 elect. Gully hccu
hall represented 10 tie senate.
There * one man in Wa.hinsluu who
/ sull d-ypui worshippr 90 The
Cleveland -hfinc. notwithstanding thu
widespread criiici,m nj President
Cleveland recent scr, particularly boz
connection with ~" making OF that
band contract. rhat man BE- .l,1.
sterling Morton, secretary .iusrW.ur.
whu was She bort 90 The u.t cabinet
dinurr; gwen To President aui Mr..
Cleveland. 90 urlrrin m.t, 900. Gee
ci.iun forever memorable iu rr Morton
family Hon. +. Sterling had 800 chairs
m idc a. a clnsilrr,lhe ra,. .l.s 20.
the u,c II the Prcsileni aud u.- for
Ms. Cleveland. zach having a massive
silver plate engraved with the name Of
the -iltrr. th' da'r ot the banquet. etc.,.
snl informed the public, through ths
'ociety columns oi the daily paprr-. that
those chairs would he preserved forever
aud day ~ souvenirs IT the greatest
event IN the histsry ~ the Morton
faulty. -omr people ctll thi- ervcn.
tricity, but more call II toad yi'm of the
~ nkesi kind.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

John Eoyden & Son desire d. To pub
hsh th- iulloving extract from letter oi
Cha.. VI. uutield Of Kecilvy Fresno
county. cal. ~ they hsnile the remedy
referred tp ani wsnt their customer. IN
know shat > splendid medicine III.
1T B. with pleasure ( tell you thai by
Que days u-o Of Chamberlain. Cough
Remedy ua, relieved II a very severn
cold. w head shs completely stopped
up and could not sleep ut uiglu. can
reummcud tai, remedy" A cold nearly
always starts in thr head nnd afterwards
extends 10 the ihra,i and lungs. ~ US
ing this fsmrIy ifr,ly - soon ~ ihr
cnld ha- b-ru contracted 90 will rlrr the
coid Al once aud prevent il irom H'rni
Ing 10 tho lurss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

By iarai applications. a. they usunut frarh fhe
dlsfssed portion nf the ear Their IL only one
way ~ cure Deafness, ani thAii by cnnsfiiu.
uunal remedies deafness Ia raus'l by ~ 10
named condition Of the mucous lining Ut the
kusachian lulE when this tute guis unframed
yon have fumhlinT tnuni ~ inprfieri hear
inE. aud when n l. entirely elnsci Dtaiuus. 10
the result, and unless the Inflammation can -
taken uut aud this tubs " stored io IL normal
cufidition, hearing will b. Destroyed fuvNrf
nine cases cut ~ ten ar rau-ad BY rataffh,
-hich u noihins but an inhamri condition ~
the muruus surfaces
We gill give Onr HUNDRED Dollar. fuf Any
save ~ pyalnvss fcause-i ~ Csiarhl that cannot
~ cufi-i by nsifs Caianh iufs -eni tuf cif
oulars, FREE.
-. DuHSgY SEQ. Toledo. -
EW-Alal hI nnIalnsa. IL.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

II AlHshim lincpin seie .tilI living
he would he oui, 70 yc,r. pi asc tn-i'y
,Felfuary ~. Yst o. lacks nuIy lew
Nccks u lhiry year. since biz august
career closed Mr. Lincoln and VI.
gladstone we're born tle same year hni
bad % not been Or zoe pistol ui Wilkes
Iooili America. as veI H- ln'.'ud,
igh' now have DO. Grand ui Man.
Win his iron constitution. h.- freedom
from every vice or excess, %" might
easily have passed the ionrsrUfr point.
" ualurc hiG been allowed 20 take her
ruur-c he eould undoubtedly hsyr suf-
yisrd his puddle liie lohgeuou.h io have
made /, different imprcs.isn Oi greatness
and grandeur in retirement. II h i'm.
possible TO think of Grorss Washington
Nithout recalling the simplicity and
sublimity u his IT, At Mount Vernon
after the hardship. OF Nir nod ihr Cares
VI state had been laid aside. History
has lew more charming aui cnnob.iuE
pictures IN It, portrait gallery. u has
been q distinct force in muliins tmeri-
cdh character aud commanding Tor he
American people the admiration Of msn-
kind. Washington a. Mount Vernon
aud Napoleon At ~. Helena The iNo
contrasting portraits, Nill never iaic or
b. relegated To the -toret-om. u tie
sixteenth president II The United states
had lived that portrait Of the first pre-i-
dent would have had acsmpsniun piece.
adding still further lustor 10 the name
Of America. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Asssi.d Cod Nrasl NAwln,ss rfif san ffsnssso.

spanish Fork Herald spanish FORK
I. Ksias Ca hsv- sugar f-rt0rs. fhs
Herald - glad a. announcr Ia the public
I at Spaui-h fork Is not on the stand
still, hut that the farmers and mechanics
have Gems together At last aud have ~.
pointed committees 20 correspond With
eastern firm. for estimate, un the cvm-
pletion II tho snterpri,e.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

t.t0ss a. ~. eosisae, ~ csavHs. OisA. ~ Y.
fsgs 90 Sssass Glass Waiter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Local notices 10 reuts pef line fuf first in-rr
uon. ) cents per line Tor eseh subsequent insrf
don
nv rhe.e nal.. rlIl b. .lnln, ,ihrfeI Do
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce dis0rdered conditions Of the
system which grow and are confirmed
by neglect. d.. j. III. hGl.ean'i
strengthening Cordial and Blood purl'
Ter, bY its tonic properties, cures indi'
Eestion aud gives tone to the stomaeh
81 per bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
TINE ALLIANcE ArrAIR.
rIas Probably Been Attended to by
Spain.

'h"AN
wanht,r,o, At,r.h "a
r "'''''s' ~ SUN" ~
'"Vre " reason 10 believe thtt there
may be further intcrcsl'ng develop
mcnts In conneetlon with mo Aui,ncia
,c,tr t,,,,.,,.,t,n
"''''''" ~ '"lu !" p' az
hhnd that schooner which recently
pailed from Savannah, Ga, after hay
ing beon watched hv c,sIo,r na,re,a
-, -,
nNu "h poaru arms ana ammunition
concealed under q deck load nf lumber
lIor destination is supposed 10 have
ho,, cur, go ~. t,,,,,,,,,,,, oon-
1917 N"'"' W." Wv ''"'''"''" WI"
corning her Is OF such character that
Spanish Eunbonts are now ON tho
watch Notblng i. Ln,u, az IA, rc.
-, .,
PVI'eu "Vu"u OF 'no spanish Hhip iHapol
or the Arccdo tring on an American
vessel.
Thoro ,ro r.o, ,,,,,a, ,o,,o,.r
Wv ~" s'Vu""'' "'"vN'''
Tor believing mat the ship sailing from
Havana with Cuban arma Will furnish
an nc,unI cas, ,r a,,,nti,n ~ .h, ia
',,'.,,,,,',, -, '.''1"' :,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
aRpsHAM WAS MUM.


wouldn't Say Word About Thurs
toms Recall.
Washington, March i9.-lt was re-
ported here this afternoon that Seerc-
inry Gresham hud demanded the re-
call OF l.orlu A, Thuraton, the Hawai-
ian minister TO Washington, on the
ground that he was persona non gra-
tia when Secretary Greshnm'H Htton-
ton was called to tha statement ne
positively refused To say one word IN
confirmation or denial and other oiil-
cinls OF the state department allcge
Ignorance OF the matter II IL known
however. TINT thurc hap been much
friction between the minister ana the
state department In the Transaction or
huHncna, dating bnQk "a MR. Thurh-
toms appointment IN minister, Probh-
bly, because he wha aware OF the state
Of feeling toward himself, the minister
has always been alngulariy guarded
and discreet In HIS public utterant'ol 40
lar ns cun now be recalled, 80 ~ not
10 mbirrt himself TO crnsuro, Every
effort has been made officially 10 dis
guige the real state OF m lirs, The llH-
wnilnn minister's name has been nrru-
puloualy included In all state funetona
ia which the diplomatic corpa pays
a part ana on nc least one oecnHlon ne
has been rendered the honor OF "A Hpo'
olal dinner by Secretary Gresham, but
IL Is known that there have boon
stormy interviews between them.
Minister Thuraton was seen and posi-
lively declined TO discuss the report
lie was ut the legation office aud was
uuAlly engaged In preparing buIHet
OF official mail TO Hawaii lie nntd the
ropori WAS or such character that he
w6ull maintain absolute silence. lie
ana not want THIS taken AZ an lnilmh'
lion Of affirmation or denial He wah
naked aprclncaliy II he had been re-
called hut declined To answer. lie
Nns nlao specifically asked as to the
| closing of the state department against
| him, aud made the same response
II IL recalled now that Mr. Thurstpn
| has not been az me department OF
sinte In person recently, although MI
ilUrlingh. tho secretary OF his legation
and mo charge de'affalrn during the
npsenrh OF the minister has been a
| Tronuett visitor, though on diplomatic
] nrrnnda 40 far nA can be hAccrtalheu'
| ,vhiir il IA doubtful II Secretary urca'
| nan, hna zone 10 far MS TO demand INC
rscali of Tho minister. u Is believed To
he probable that he has al least a, -
in,yed the hint TO roach the iiaWal,M'
',nvcrnncnt, through our minister, MF,
ss,p,n,i. ~ the effect that the relations
,,,t,yccn The state department and Mt
,,,,,,r.ton were not entirely cofulhl'
,hoD,sh thcre IL rood grnunda for INC
ns,er maj tho Hawaiian government
nss moi acted m yc, upon the hlnt.
NE .v rato. the Hawaiian newspapers
Nv ~ AZ arch g. which reached wash
wv W ioday. made no mention OF me
, rnSSSrt,d rupture IN any shape, anl
whlle il Ia true that ne iiawaiian gov w,
ernment may hays e .,,ss d Iyy
70 Wy nsss. allll Il would have by
pleVy SSs,,1 feit hound 20 make pubic
yohu ~" ~ such Importance aA the re-
an sv ~ lis principal minister Every
effort inaus Members or the cahlnc,
,lS s diplomats and public men who 1s,
s soa,S be in position g Know a,.s Wy, aS,
,,en had been iasen e', s,,h,e S sr de.
nv Mined 10 talk at alt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

minister's DENLY Ia China and Dun IN
TOXIC IL was even feared at late
Gay that I.fs mission might fail through
the vhguencas Of his authority TO trent
lor the ceding Of territory. This WAS
arranged, however, through the activity
10 me United States ministers In show
lng that tho mission would otherwise
prove futile, The general terms OF II
hung chang's authority are To code
territory pay a cash Indemnity. grant
the Independence OF Coroa, aud arrange
treaty. relations with Japan by which
Jhnana territorial jurisdiction In China
VIII be maintained, Tho exact amount
ot the cash Indemnity IN moi iiNod, nor
" the Kind OF metal II Is TO bo paid IN
agreed TO. This ana the boundaries OF
the coded territory are yet TO be ar
RANGED. 50 Ear have the arrangements
advanced that Lrs mission " expected
70 DC contaminated within few days
unlesa some unexpected hitch occurs
me reportR that Russia viii Intervene
70 stop arrangements ms TO territory So
known To be unloading from positive
D Information received here These sat-
csy the authorities that there will be
, word OF rro,es, from Russia. The
me y believed TO 10 true as TO France
win the Same certainty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
HOUSE pRocl5EpINes.



Austin. March ia resolution OF
roHrot over the death of Major MOSES
Auhtin Bryan, which occurred at nrcn-
nam, toSaH March 10, WAS offered by
uiddlngs and Rogers this morning aud
Mcarldea bin, which rallod to pass
on rngroaument, was taken ny gBaln
thiA morning aud cngrnasud
TIE house then resolved itself Into
committee " tho whole aud took M
tho appropriation blll. Mckinney WAS
called 20 tho chair,
The salary OF the governors private
secretary WAS eat down from y2ODn as
proposed In the blll, 10 $500,
TIM salary uf the atouOmnphlc clcrt.
VINO shall also act nH secretary of pun.
ieniiaty board, was next taken Up.
The bin proposes flioo por annum
hlnlr hutrcd the marriott nf clerical
enumeration with fierce nidOr this
morn ly lie nnld that while his pcr-
HonM Nlcwa might not sustain Ills line
Of argument, he proposed 10 sustain
the promises W the yOung OhioftAln
down stairs Ito could not understtnd
the opposition of those oninntly Hclon-
lllc totrench AtlWa, who Ind prunud
10 unHnirlnglN ANA Heacrl tsly the nnln-
rios of tho paRcn and hard worked
clerks Of the houHc at The opening nf
the Henalun llo urged BumnaRa' amend.
mont bringing down tho uNnuRraphlo
clerks salary from &iiO0 20 5000 rho
amendment prevailed,
MIR. Gillllhud'u amendment wan To
strike out tho following Items alto
gethOri
Salary Of Hintc revenue officer. Sc, 900
NncesAhtN travelling aud nthpr tx.
ppnseA ot Biil uniror.....,,. 800
rcndlnE, Mir Morrison asked that con.
| alteration Of those ltoma be postponed
twenty -Four huutH, IN order that lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

tho appropriation for the ranger force
TO $50, 900, pending which the senate adj
journrd tlll 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Senator Shoihurnc presented pros
test from citizens OF llraxofla county
against the formation OF Aubrey county.
HILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were in'rcduaed
ana referred TO appropriate commit
teesi
i,y Alice, To amend the Irrigation
law. Thia bill IA simply TO cure the de-
foct In the hill passed at thia session. to
which Governor cub rs1u. nhjcVts
by Bailey, 10 authorize ;he Fort
Worth and Denver Railroad % npany
TO FUND i,a eNlHtmg Indebtedness.
ny uoss, To fix the time for holdlns
district court In the counties OF the
Foriy-nix,h judicial district.
by Lewis; To change the time for
holding district court IN Kerr county.
ny Dibrll; To authorize the mama
gers OF the pcni,ontlarien TO purchase
ana equip farms uppn which TO work
state conviets, and TO issue bonds 20
raise money to pay therefor
PETITIONS.
The following pctltiona were present.
ed ana refcrreG.
Ry shelhnrnc From citizens OF Fort
Bend county protecting against taking
territory lrom their county for the pro.
posed county OF Aubrey.
ny Bailey; From state nrcmen, ank,
ing relief ana exemptions. as now grant
Read by requests From Western I'm,
Ion telegraph employees, asking the de-
ieat OF the oConnor bill TO hX toic
graph tolls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

Cincinnati o., March io,-Thoro 10
ruu a feeling OF iutnnse oNcitrmcnl
amung the rosldon,s OF the village OF
Ncwiown. owing to the met that the
supposed mad man who tcfruriSod that
vicinity several days ago Is aull az
large. Anxioty II felt fer the personal
safety OF any peraon Who ohAnocn TO
be abroad eftcr DARK M
A meeting of some Of the best cltl-
gena Of the village was held. az which
IL w.au resolved to 10 On a hunt FOR the
dangerous individual,
IA was reported that a hut made Of
corn shocks had boon discovered BY
rgms railroad employees between the
tracks OF the Little Miami aud c" r.
and v. railroad, lust west OF Batavia
About twenty-five residents OF New
Iowa andnntaViH have formed searoh-
ing party, All heavily armed, and an
ortort will be made 10 capture MN,
I'he undertaking viii b. u hRanrdpuh
one. 49, the Wild man has a Shotgun
and plenty OF ammunltssn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
FIVE MASKED RopBnas
Enter Priests Residence ana Play
Havoc,

tinsicton, ia, March la.--rhe pa
roehial residence OF the Greek church
NJ rreclhnd was broken into Saturday
night and thr pglcat REV. G. ualovlteh.
Ills housekeOpcr. aud her asAlstant
Mih Nachnrius. were nuirdcrously as
s0ulied Tho attack waa the most
outrageous which has ever been cont
mitttd In this communly, aud hns
created intense excitement II was
midnight when Ave maslted men
jumped from wagon baforc the house,
and with battorinE ram bura, Ia the
front door. Suppngns the house was
ON flrc. the Inmates rushed down stairs
IN their nighioiothcs, They were mot
NJ the foot OF the stairs with cooked
revolvora. Mrs Lehntog screamed
wildly for help. but nhu was knocked
down with club ana braten into In
spnaihlllty Father ualQyl,ch was at
tackled hy two burly rnlnps, lie "a q
pluoky little man, ana Fought detper-
ntcly FOR his NE. aud succeeded IN
reaching his study aud locking himself
In, lie was badly cut anu bruised
IN the skirmish
The marauAors then commenced n
homhardnunt OF the house, The doors
were battered down, Tho walls were
torn and wlndown shattered, The ptudy
room door was perforated Win bullets,
and "a piece OF dynamite was exploded
ON the safe Mira. zaohnriuu. who rc-
malned NJ ataira, Jumped from the sco-
ond STORY window TO escape, but WAS
captured by the bandits and carried
Into the house, She sustained serious
injuries by tho fall The townHpeoplc
came 10 the rescue ana the robbers
ncd
The primitive Mclhodht church was
also brnkcn into, hut only few lamps
were taken. Thoro Va 4 very sNons
auRpiclon OF certain aocicty In town,
but 40 far nothing positive has been
established, Tho wildea; excitement
prevails among the practitioners, sud
/ an exhaustive inquiry " being made
10 luhrn who tho perpetrators are, Sc
| far no ciow has boon discovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
VAN ALsrYNE.


Van Alstync, Tex. March a.-Prof'
II. L. Pinor. who Tor hve years has
been president ~ Columbia College.
handed In HIS resignation last Friday,
Mr. Cain " ionham was here this
week lie says he IL cousin OF Cen
sam Houston ana had with him a hoia
dare walking stick which had once
belonged 90 Houston.
This section was recently visited BY
heavy rains. which were very badly
needed,
Some corn has been planted.
j Roy Williams. the descriptive
writer. In here writing up the town.
which will shortly be published by tho
Leader,
). W. Patio IL building an addition
70 hla rlegnni boarding house
The. WomAn'a Home Mission and
Parsonage society viii conduct tho
services al the Mothodiht church next
sunday evening. beginning at 1 O'Clock
An Interesting program hns been pre-
pared
PrcaiilnE Elder Blniley held quarter
IS meeting here saturday and Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

tile business he nlwayn made II u point
To Increase the efficiency of depart
mont which yielded him revenue, In
'a3 thla Office had saved the state over
t6i 900, according 10 Ia report,
Mr. bailey argued that the oinee
should be abollahNd. Tho otilccra, state
and county part OF whose duuea
the state revenue ngont was apnolntod
TO aupcrlntend, were sworn officers.
elected by the people, subject TO I'm.
ponohmont for the nonperformaneo OF
their dutloa or the raseally abuse there.
Of The operation OF the office was In
direct contradiction OF the spirit OF
local solf'goyernmcnt,
MIR RAgAdnle was surprised that tho
gentleman from De witt lhr, Bailey
SHOULD argue that an oillcor, whose
uutY n IA to see that the various coun-
ties hcnr their duty OF taxation equally
aud do not HhlrlS any portion 81 IT, OK
rrolupd a function contrary 70 the spirit
OF local Holr. government
MIR. Ownloy argued that law re-
uulrpd tho governor 60 appoint this
Otcor ana the governor We all he con.
strained thereby to appoint hint Would
the cutting out or an appropriation TO
pay his salary ohviate ,he necessity
that would confront the etlto TO nay
tho salary Of an officer tho governor
would by law be constrained TO APP
pointf
Captain Tarver, riBlng TO Il question.
hegRed 10 know " tho gentleman
would agree not 10 nllbustor against a
hill which would abolish the office.
Mr. owplry replied that he would on-
d1Avnr to defeat H.
After two hours Of debate, Mr. Mor-
riaOn Withdrew hll motion pf poatpone-
ment and moved that the committee
" the whole rise ana report prograrr,
nnd bog leave To rit again The motion
lv a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
niLIsnoRo puDonr,



Hulshoru, Tex, March D--Thcro are
now lncarocrntcd In tho county jan
thirty-olght prisoners. AMONG whom arc
twanty-two ncgroon and sixteen whitea
of whom nftcon whites arr chhtged
with fcloniea and one with mmdc.
moanor. fourteen negroes are CHARGED
wIu fcl1uiea and vight Win mWde.
mennor -Four OF those charged with
fcionica are murdcra ana ono with
rape. This 10 II rocord-brcakcr as
TWENTY-FIVE has boon the highest limit
reached at any previous time.
Thn teachers OF the Tenth senatorial
district, composed Of the counties OF
johnson, nm ana ELLIS, VIII hold an
Institute ut WnNahnehie on Saturday
A grand meeting Ia expected ana all
the railroads running into WhNnhnehie
have made reduced ratio or one ana
ono-third fare FOR the round'trlp on
the certificate plan.
w. g. Davis " Abilene, Tex, arrived
In the city yoatorday and VIII take
charge OF the Dallas News circulation
hore on April /, relieyoing W, q. Chris
tephcr who has been with that paper
Tor ave years and one Of the best rust
icra In the state. whose place VIII be
hard to MI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
AMERICAN puLLocKs



washington, March 10 = Secretary
Morton and ID. Salmon, tho CHIEF of the
bureau OF animal Industry Visited the
Baltimore wharvca VI the Johnson llno
OF atoamahlpa. which carry cattle from
tho United states TO European ports
They found upon personal inspection,
That the accommodation Cor cattle
We're entirely satlHfActory, ana thai me
care given animals In transit " keol,
Durlng the year this country took
from baltimore TO Liverpool 2N,00i head
az nat bulllclta. out OF that number
only ak head were lost, These figurea
demonstrate the sanitary condition or
The animals shipped TO have been SUI
porlntlyely aood and that the handllng
on tho stock In transit must nave been
sklllful and careful. The Same Inc
transported from Boston 70 London
during the same period " time 1905
hond OF cattle. with n total loss OF only
thirty-olEht animals In the face %
these facts. the secretary says II VIII
hc difficult Cor Germany ana France 10
make II appear that any diseased cattle
have heon shipped from the United
States during the year 1885,, The fact
he adds Il that It hRa been Impossible
under the rigid system OF inspection, TO
ship any diseased cattle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20

|ssohlpni Tex. March lQ.-G, w
uealor In general merchandise.
NV we strongest firms In this Soc
v We state, made an assignment
Es.a'ehlig about : o'clock for tho
I,,.I1' OF his creditors. naming pre-
I,,'l creditors IA follows: Rotan Gro-
TX sonnnny Waco. StlaJsa. u. y,
NI,ss'' slvhii u II, Lcwla. sass; A, ".
n ~ Nlsi Gibbs \ Rich, sgQa; Thorn
~ e.shenla and Farmers bank.
\, Woo w, u, Cleveland, linua-
n NeSd,lSi Hahn Is Nowbouer, Houa-
N ,.v'aS Mark IS Blum, Galveston,
Fs,,l Martha brown company Fort
|&iA ,sse8, j. ID, Roberts, MoXia,
"A " a. w, Parton. Thornton, 5000;
n, smaua, Waco. SlOO. "a, slavdcn-
h,nN Wooden Mills, Waco. Sad 10,
h LoRn company, Dallae, SsaQo.
ssas Stswls pnt In hia real estate and
4, property with the aeaeta, which
ESTIMATED NJ $500