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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

As an example OF tho exceedingly di.
verse Interests that may depend upon tho
success of the Japanese arms We quote the
following letter which was recently ro-
ceiyed by Marshal Yamagntai
Gcneral--I am an ordinary schoolboy
scarcely years old stay In Bern. In
tho atlas Switzerland is smaller than ia.
pan l am very glad you have mot your
enemies as my forofathers met theirs and
mat the brave general has always won
II Is TO DO hoped that you will conquer tho
great chinese empire and pull down the
great wall that surrounds II, believe
this wall Is to blame for my not having
any Chinese stamps In my album yet /
near you are kind man. VIII you be so
good as to send me some OF tho many Chi.
neso stamps which you arc sure to find
among tho BOOTY
mo marshal was Of course much anus
cd AZ the letter, and although he has not
yet had timo to pull down tho great wall
no has made such arrangements that Il
annu no longer stand In tho way OF his
youthful correspondence ambition
minister Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
cAMPos COMING.
He Received an Ovation at Porto Rico
Yellow Fever.

Havana, April 15.-Genoral Martinez
Campos. who arrived at Porto Rico
on Thursday last, sailed at . o'clock
yesterday for Guantanamo. Cuba. The
general met with an enthusiastic re-
ceptlon at Porto Rico aud was acclaim
ed by an immense crowd Of people as
the peace-maker
He was accompanied by reinforce
ments Of troops on board OF the steam.
or Relnn Christina, who were most
literally treated. Previous to his de-
parture the bencral had an Official re-
ceptlun. The hopes OF the loyalists OF
the whole island OF Cuba are conferred
on the arrival here of the great Span-
ish general who once before paclaed
the island after a long rebellion. Prl-
yate advices received here say that the
detachment OF rebels recently COM
mandcd by Panchin VarOnu, who as
anuoupced In these dispatches on Aprll
., was killed in an engagement with
the Spanish troops under Lieutenant
Padilla, had with Il eleven wounded
men, several of whom have alredy
died.
In spite OF the alarmlst statements
sent out from Havana regarding tha
spread of yellow fever 1t Is stated
that there IS but one soldier SUFFERING
from that disease In the hospital a
dispatch from Gibura announces thst a
detachment OF troops under Captain
Aguilla has defeated $50 Insurgents
under Miro at Palma, Six Insurgents
We're Killed ana several wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Yesterday afternoon Wyune, Mozart
" Booty. attorneys for the supreme
lodge OF knights Of Pyhlas Of the
World, filed a suit In the district court
against the city National bank for the
recovery OF SliS00O with $1,000 accrued
Interest. The petition sets forth that
the city National bank Az principal
and !. Carh. n, r. Sandldge. clay snnd-
idgc, Martin Casey e. J. Swasoy. John
G. Mccarthy, J, @. Sandldgc. n Il d.
Andrews nnd ], j. Roche. as surotIos.
are held and firmly bound unto the SUI
promo lodge OF knights OF Pythlas Of
,he World In the penal sum OF $3.50 900
lhWlul money This bond was made on
me lst day Of July, 1880 by the CITY
National bank TO the board of central
OF the endowment rank, supreme lodge
Knights OF pythlas, nm agreement no
Ing entered into whereby tho civ Ma
tonal bank was lppor 'd by the board
or control as the dcpuntory Of the funds
OF the endowment rank Knights OF py-
thiaA, and the trust was ncccpted bv
the city National bank and agreed To-
designate bank In the city Of Chicago
where the Office OF the secretary or the
board OF control was and Is located tn
receive from the secretary the funds
of the endowment rank, ana further
agreed 70 pay interest at the ratio OF 1
IL per cent per nnuum, giving bond In
the sum Of S2i0,001 for the faithful nor
tnrmance of the contract ana tho com
tract being renewed or July ga 1871
The Plaintiff alleges that the hank bns
closed its doors, having failed. and he
my i1eehted TO the plaintif I'm the sur
OF SaAS'ooO with $1,000 accrued Interest,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

tel.ite, 1is (Gratty). 60 to l. third.
Tine. 1902 Ellsworth. Loano, Bessie
Nichols. Little ELL Pat Tucker, Dear
est and Sewing Girl also ran.
Second race--Slx ftirlongs; lotue
Mills. li2 (Berger). to l. won hsndlly
by length and a half; Lilly OF the
West, % perkins,. 3 l-2 to ], second;
Ray, III Crhorpe), to ?, third. Time.
11i IA.
Third race-The Climax handicap,
one mile: Melody, los Penny. I to l,
won ridden out by head; Loinda, los
(Cassin). II TO 10. second; Peytonia. los
(Seith). 20 to 1. third. Time, l.4i.
Fourth race-Four furlongs; Helena
Belle. 10S CPerkins). i-2 to l. won
easy by two lengths; Gnicty Girl, Jos
Crhorpe). TO I. second. Excuse. Jos
Ueigh). to /, third. Time, 40 ii.
Fifth race-SelllnE; Pittsburg, 1902
CPerklns), S to 8, won a romp by four
lengths; Bill white, l0j Crhorpe) to
I, second; Saxaphoro. l07 (McCann),
20 TO /. third, Time, l:i3. Glenold,
Pat Malloy, Jr., Lay on, Rocqueforte.
Vida Tagco, Lord Wlllowbrook. Equa-
tlon. Bob Wagner, Glorlana and
Twcnty-rhrec also ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Tnhlequah, l. r, April lJ.-Thls
morning at 10 o'clock an inccndiary
fire was started In livery barn OF
j, W, Watson and before the flames
could be controlled two whole blocks.
Including eighteen business houses.
four residences and about twelve Of
fees, were destroyed The total loss
Is estimated at 100000. covered by
perhaps 10 per cent Insurance. The
heaviest losers are n. !. Adnir, mer-
chnndlse, $4,000 Insured; j. W. Law
renee a Co., general merchandise,
5000, Insurance $4,000 j, C. Norris.
drugs, $4,000 Insurance $500: Graf
toms grocery. $4,000, Insurance $1,000.
ana the mansion OF ex-Chief Busby.
head was total loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
ALTGELD ON GROWERS LETTER.
III ANY NAME BUT TIDE PRESIDENTS
WAS TO 1T
NOBODY WOULD PAY ANY ATTENTION
TO II. SAYS THE GoyERNoR-lr
WOULD BE RIDICULED ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY BUT FOR THE SIGMA
TuIB
spn1NorIELp. nls.. Ann %

Cioverpor Altreld when asked today
- .t.,a,,,s ia,tar n, tho
us 70 'Ne
money question sad
III II had any other name than that
OF tho nrasident signed TO IL nobody
,t,a..t,,,. a., ,,,. 10
"oulu blNe IL a''S 80 -,
/ mad signed such a document IL Woulu
be ridiculed all over the country, for
Ga yo,t,,ess almost cxcites nifty. But
.,..,,- 80 4. d,
Nhe ittter - teiiluf hi"'e III ''"' 20
the FIRST Instance In the history OF the
country and the rcpublic in which the
,,,o,t,t,,,, ~, ,,, trrItod ststea n fter Ms
Va
ing an OF the powers Oh the govern
ment, has in addition oondescended to
write for tho n,yysnopers I'm order TO
- ~. 49,. -. 80,
serNe MS Hl'Ste''i 4p' inns iS''Si "'|'
not only written Tor publication but
was Intended to start a boom and has
hoo, ,dycr,tssJ for a wool, in order To
.,,--
Give II an Huu'chce' O'htr pIealue'''9
have been used as convenience by
class interests, but this is the first
time In which presidents name has
been dragged 500 miles outside Of
Washington for that purpose. After
nominating Cleveland three times and
eloctlnE him twice to the presidency
the standard Oh company and Wall
street people got him to use all the
powers of the government to further
their schemes. The country has been
astounded TO see federal patronage
used TO coerce congress into doing the
biaaihE OF the East, from striking down
silNer To the packing OF a supreme
court Meanwhile the country has
beeh going from bad TO worse. with
aounuunt crops ana with the most IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
GREAT EXCITEMENT



Gibrara Cuba, April ia great deal
of excitement was caused in the little
town Of Baracoa on the list inst, by
the landing of a body OF % armed in
surgents near there from the British
schooner Honora, the gtranding Of the
vessel and the murder OF the captain.
A gunhoat lying In the harbor was hur-
rlcd to the scene OF the wreck about
two miles west OF the town and an eff
fort was made to head on the lusurg-
cnts who were making their way in
land, the two companies Of soldiers
sta toned al BaracUu being sent in pur-
suit. As the government had few
troops at hand the laborcrs engaged In
Loading an American vessel were forced
to take up arms and complete the two
companies sent to attack the rebels
who had been reinforced by n large
number Of mulattos from the town,
who had fed to the woods with all the
arms they could obtain. The troops
sent in pursuit returned In the evening.
having lost one man killed and nine
wounded, and a further attempt at pur-
suit made the next day also failed tho
insurgents having made remarkable
progress through the woods towards
Santiago or Guantanamo, The tweaty
sailors found ON the stranded schooner
Were arrested, and It IS rumored were
forcibly Obliged to make dispositions
Government relnforcements are march
ing towards Baracuu from Santiago
but it Is expected that they will be am
pushed by the insurgents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
vERMoNT's FLOOD
White River overnows and compels
People 10 Leave Their Homes.

White River Junction, Vt. April i5.-
Ihe heavy rainstorm commencing Fri
until 1 o'clock and has now begun
again. Highways have become Inn
passable. The rise OF White river Mt
this place exceeded ten feet, flooding
easements and compelling the oecu-
pants OF some houses TO vacate.
Boats were required for saving nor
ronRl propersy In many INSTANCES, Al
,lsoad trains out OF here have been
uelNyed and trains on tho Central Ver-
H'en' were cancelled yesterday, Trains
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Roby, Ind April l5.-First race--Six
ond. Invade third, Time, ilS H.
Second face-tour furlong3; Fisher
won, Belyour second, Fiddler third.
Time, "a.
Third receive furlongs: Red John
won, Ernest L. second. Ruthven third.
Time, 0i.
Fourth racs-Hartforl won. VIM
herly second. Willie l. third. Time,
Fifth race Seven surlongs: Fuller
ton Lass won, L.ssmore second. We'll
come third. Time, 1881 81.
TIlNAs COMPANY ENTERS.
Memphis, Tenn, April lj.-The ofl-
GERS OF the Interstate driil aud eucnmp-
MINT received the official entry for tho
Sevley Rifles OF Galveston, ascJmpa-
MED by letter from, thu commanding
officer which sCvs. Galveston, Tex,
Aprn l3.-Co.onrl Il H. AIen, Nom
phls. Tenn Sir. In response to your
favor % the In in-'. Ia lose herewith
the tiiclut entry Of The Sealav RinCs,
accompanied iN e check on National
Park bank OF New York for $50 to
cover entrance fee,
Again thanking you for attentions
extended rs and wishing you a pros
porous finale to your arduous under
taking. l remain respectfully
"E. Il. MARRAST,
Corresponding Secretary, seelcy RI
nes."
The executive committee has closed a
contract with Phinney's famous Iowa
State band TO furnish music at the
encampmept.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
Swept Down the Connecticut Valley.
Great Damage Done.


Springfield. Mass, April i5-The Con-
necticut valley has been the scene to-
day VI a food OF greater magnitude
than has visited this section since
1862.
The most damage was done at Bel
lows j.. Us, VI, whsra the Connecticut
river is very narrow An old bridge
was swpet away this afternoon and
there has been great danger VI the
Boston and Maine railroad tunnel being
flooded and rendered impossible.
ne mills are all closed down.
AT Bruttlpboro. VT. the river IS high
er than it has bpu sirtc 1862,
At Turner's Falls the water has over
flown the banks OF the river to such an
extend that many ot the mills have
been compelled 10 shut down.
The Consolidated railroad tracks are
flooded,
AT Windsor, Vt. the water has risen
20 feet md bushes is almost entirely
suspended.
At Northampton. Mast, the river IL
threc-quarters OF mile wsra, and thu
water ia higher than 1t has been In 80
years. over nine feet OF water " EO-
ing over the dam at uolyoke, and
many mills have been compelled 10
shut down because OF the floods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

ToNarkana, Ark. April 15.-An cxten-
md Coke compauy'5 mills today de-
stroyng three residences occupied by
tue general manager and other officers
Of the company. One boarding house
and three dry kllns all Of these were
the property of the company The fire
could have been checked but for the
failure of the water service 10 pro-
duce sufficient pressure. Loss, 100000;
insurance, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Memphis. Tenn. April 15.-seven
fairly good s-year-olds contested for
the honoes In the tenth Tennessee der
by at Montgomery park this alter
noon in the presence OF 1000 people.
The winner of this event, the richest
of the Memphis spring meeting and
the one about which the greatest In
terest centers. was NJ. Orth's bay geld
ing. Fandar go. by Farandole, out OF
Fidele. He was never pushed. having
a whole lot up his sleeve at the fmsh'
winning In 1850 IA. the fastest time
for this race that has been made in a
number of years. Ed corrigan's colt
@. H. Morris ran second, half a length
in fron. OF Jovial. The race was worth
1850 to the winner. Fandango was
the strong tip and the crowd carried
Off loads OF money on his victory. He
was played heavily in the overnight
books, selling third choice at TO or
better The post odds against him
were 9 to 3. Corrigan's colt was the
favorite in the overnight books at
to 6, his price later lengtheninB TO
2 to 1, as the money poured IN on Fan
dango. Tho Bennett entry, Cath and
Ringmaster. was well liked, selling Al
to 1 at the opening, going to at
the post under the same influence. me
held gave starter Pettingill but little
trouble. getting away to q good start
with Gath leading under a strong pun
Wells street neck Ia mont of the
bunch. They were well together at
the stand, clayton still having Gith's
head in the air, leading the bunch by
a head Fandango was running easily
in good position on the outside Of the
ncld. At the first quarter he assumed
command and nom that point 10 the
wire had the race wed IN hand. Conc
ing into the stretch he leo by wv
lengths. Morris half length IN iton'
on Jovial In this order hey hnlsAeul
Martin never finding II necessary 10
urge his mount Norris on the othe'
hand. had "a little brush with Jovlal IN
the last sixteenth, winning the p''ee
iu "a drive by half length. The llu''
1853 IL. while faster than rs ueunl lpi
the derby was not w 10 expectations,
considering the performances OK SISTER
Mary and Rev I'll Santa Anita
THE card was an excellent one tn'
derby. aaidc from It's value, being lh"
least Interesting part OF the program
SISTER Mary and Llbertlne came To-
gcther iu the opening siN-futlong dAah
and a track record was maze. S'ua'
1859 tine mark has stood NJ 40 nut ihe
marc cut Il to 1916 IL, winning the race
with great ease Another track record
was broken In the last race AT seven
urnugt the time being reduced "a luAI-
lao s.flf lrN lLHL nj EInil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

EXTRA COTTON BELT A7nl
TlONS FOR THE SUMMkK ly /
special low round trip rate, Nj
made with liberal limits and ~
accommodations Tor persons stl1,l
Southern Baptist conyenilon Il,
ington. ID. c., May 10. 1T
General Assembly Cumberlabl \
byterian church, dian, Mis- 4
lG.
international .Itlon I'm
Lea que, Chattal ga, Tenn, III
Memphis grand inter-sltts \
Memphis, Tenn. May IS to II
international convention y \
United Society Of Christian sd
Boston. Mass, July 10.
Triennial corclave Of KnlehsiI
plars. Boston. Mass, August X
Cotton States and InternattaI
position, Atlanta, Ca. sep.emh9 I
-ecember q.
Baptist Young Peoples unl'. Il
more, Nd July Is.
These rates are open to ne n
public besides the usual sumner +
lists rates 10 the health and Nd ,
resorts or the north and east
can or write to the nearest
hylt ticket agent Tor da'es
rates ana limits Corresponds
uclled'
Account annual convention
r. T., a. to be held at Fort WcrA
April is, 10 and 90, 1895. We'd 3
round trim tickets to Fort Nclt
return at me Iollowins IaIr
stations Wllhln 20 miies o. fen u
at rate OF cents per mile, W
lions % TO 100 miles rate OF y r
within 100 miles or over ray T.
rare Limited Tor return " -
1913. ri
Account annual eoneiays
Ienplars meeting 70 pe hell
rex April II 10 ~ lneius ,.'..
ton Belt Route VIII sell ,lchrs y.
ana return NJ rate OF wy r.
rounu trlp' win naNin n,i.n y h
any point on our line; MN .,sil-s
on Hhle Aprll . ana - "a
rGturn 70 April ~ -, ,rtr ,Tr,I1|
slANpAt' Io 1i nGN Dr
r,..., ,-,i l ,,,.Ito ossh AZ
e, Inroush trains t"iVe . ss "
iott w oIth, IiinV W. ri,e 81
i!an, MhIIewllBhlii, , Wy,as IA 4
springs; w AGO, iilils . Ty,xsrnp1 r.
yer fltIsuutB ai hi,r clo,e n
M,emphis' rem, nlh ,i,', al nh (
.'oils az Neihphls LIZ in, ,r close esre +
~ ~. ! e. SNaT Na sal, ,'I" ,he North VI
Ior %; LOUIS anu '"e '
i $50 a. o. ?, " , ". coaeh sesis +
the above cities for Mempin.s v
ton to Belt Route ana i e,o,n ~ Nj M
Through Pullman SIERRA ..'a Ir,,n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
PALERITo BATTLE.
Some High Officers on Both Sides Were
Killed.

Tampa, Fla, April 15.-An official
telegram from Havana TO the Spanish
vice consul here announces the battle
NJ Palerlto, at which General Flor
Crombel and a Cuban colorel were
killed and two commanders, MaCeO's
secretary and one lieutenant were cap
tured
Estrada, anothcy cuban chief sur
rendered himself. Information
has arrived that Mart! and
Maxine Gomez have been IN
cuba eight days. They landed
ON the northern coast In the Bay OF
Nipe, province Of Holquin. II has been
purposely kept quiet to be announced
simultaneously with the ARRIVAL of
General Martinez Campos, who landed
at Guantanamo Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

New Orleans, La, April l5-Mrs. w.
II. Seebold, stationery and artists ma
terials, today asked u reptile from
creditors of six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months Assets, SOS, 900;
liabilities, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Chicago, April III. II. Greenbut
president Of the whisky trust, and Mel,
son Morris, have made an answer I'm
the United States circuit court 10 tho
chargeJ of Receiver McNultn on Inc
cattle feeding contract alleged to have
neen iraudulently conducted to the dot
rlment of the trust. '''s Ne'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Portland, Ne, April I5.-All the rail-
roads entering here report bad wash
outs on their lines this morning. In
many cases trains have been can
cclled. At Bartlett the road bed is
badly damaged and the mountain di-
vlson trains on the Maine Central have
boon cancelled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

TeNarkana, Ark, Aprn i5.-rhree
residences, one boarding house and
three dry Nlns, the property Of the
Central Coal and Coke company,
burned today. LOSS, 100000; insur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
DALLAS SCHOOL BOv.

Dallas, Tex, April 10 i
OF the board Of public sen mi.
tonight all Of the new VEL "A .
sworn In by Mayor Hep n, B
following officers eiectsa /, II Isi
ing term; President u go, ~
president. Or. II, w. " ii'T
II. j. Terre. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

South McAlester Tex, April l5.-Last
night q Missouri, Kansas & Texas pas
seuger train ran over and Instantly
killed Henry c. Brock, who attempted
TO alight before the train stopped aud
fell under the wheels, with the aboys
result.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
A MARSHAL DEAD

Waco. Tex. April is.I,ni n
city marshal OF calvert ~
Palmo hotel at II o'cloet, ~
had been there for severn s s.il
day or two ago. when = .,,l.{ +
vert. returning this ~. ~
Bright's disease vas ~
death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Rutland. Vt, April l5.-AIl trains to
Boston and stations over the Rutland
railroad have been cancelled because
OF long washouts at Plttsford ana
Proctor on the north and the loss OF n
bridge at Chester, on the east
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

When men like Senator Ralnes abuse
Mayor Strong It Is sure sign that the
latter IS serving the people by opposing
the boabes. Public confidence In the
Raines type begin 20 praise him.-New
York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Pure cream tartar Is costly Manu-.
faetGrers substitute cheap, Injurious
alum and ammonia in baking powders
Of tartar brands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
NEWS OF BATTLES IN CUBA.
THE HAVANA AUrHoRITns REPORT
REBELS DEFEATED.

oAAmos HAS REACHED PORTO RICO,
WHERE HE WAS RECElvED WITH
GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OVER THE KILLING AT BAIlAcoA OF
THE ENGLIsHMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

1t IS not entirely out OF the range OF
possibility that one of the main issues
IN 1895 may be the Monroe doctrine
Chicago Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

the said bank has preached its bond,
and suit - brought for the recovery OF
$4,000 indebtedness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

"PtGny wise pound foolish" the
thoughtlcrs users OF poispnsus hnliug
rpwper BE wise, Use only Or. Prizes
Nlt,m Baking Powder its nurlty and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Price = Baking Powder makes food
TINT keeps moist and delicious longer
q On that made by any other leavcniug
agtnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
FANDASGo WON THE GREAT DERBY
WITH EASE

TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE SAW THE
GALLANT HORSE DO THE WORK.
RACES AT RoBY. ST. AsAPH's AND
OTHER PLAcEs-TnE DIAMOND AND
THE RING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
FOR WEAK
AND PUNY
CHILDREN.

Browns Iron Bitter. is perfectly
harH less Given to e,dfen L
strengthens aid nourishes tha
growing body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Purtst and Hursst. DR.. Prices Cream
Tgrtar Baking Powder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Brownie Iron Dlsers wf1i cure Rad
6Iood, Kidney ans Liver Troubles
WONDERFUL foI Dya2ela a, Cnnsiipa-
hon, Female WeakEess and Malaria
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

q. p. A.. nlh
A. A. Gibson, T. p,oSa,s
City Passenger and ten sNslt
40t Main street. Fort w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06
Indres Of censttlntionaIlt,.

WAsHINuTvN, Aug. j.---senNtor
MRuueTsou Of Nebraska arrived here
tonight to take pnit In tue hearing be.
fore Comptroller B,wles on weuIuf-
dHy m to lhc c0nStltutionHlity OF thu
law Tor the payment Of tho sugar
bounty.
Seusior MAnienon Iaid tonight;
"'rhe beet sugar Industry 10 very ex,
tonsiVe IN Nebraska, and when this
question was ra sed by tho comptroller
it was OF such Importance to our indus,
Try that roHlily consented to com,
here and argue the ca,e. The position
to be- presented Il timply this; That
Congress anu the President arc tne
Judges IN tue INST instances OF the
cOrstitutlonsity Of ths law. They
have passed. on the question anu hhvH
found no objections. This only other
authority that can pasB on tho ques
ton OF cOnEtitutionAlity IL tho Supreme
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