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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-02

A bay mare was found on Superior
street yesterday afternoon by officer Kier-
nan, and was taken to the Elmwood
avenue pound.
Mrs. j. II. Cowper and family OF East
Providence have returned from Douglas,
Mass, where they have been outing.
They say the weather has been disagreaa-
bly, cold there.
Clerk Cross OF the United States District
Court has returned from his vacation
trip, looking and feeling much better
than before he went.
In answer to inquirers-John l.. Sulli-
van was born in Boston October 15, 1858.
The runner, Parole, raced in England in
1S79-S0, but never won Derby.
The engines of the steamer Tourist have
been counter balanced and she Is now the
best riding boat on the bay, and makes
much better time than heretofore.
on the Cranston car at the time OF the
Best fatality, reported for duty this morn
ing for the first time since the sad acci-
dent.
The case OF Tanning VS.. Tanning, which
was set down for hearing in the appellate
division of the Supreme Court his morn
ing, was postponed by agreement of
counsel.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. N. Dawson, Mr.. James
Cannell, Mrs. Jonas Auty, Janet Auty,
Eleanor Auty, Il. W. Worch are summer
ing with +. II. Dawson and family at Mt.
Hygeia, Foster.
Frank Youhass and James w. Graham
were adjudged insane in the Sixth District
Court this morning. The former was
committed to the State asylum, and the
latter to Buffers.
Michael T.. Kelly, who conducts .
barber shop at the corner of Chaffee street
and Manton avenue, Olneyville, was APP
pointed TO the police force by the Board
of Aldermen yesterday.
Tilda Pierson reported to the police
this morning that her room, at So Ring
street. had been entered within a day or
two, and bank book on the Providence
Institution for Savings and so in cash
had been taken.
The tug Joseph stickney had a merry
party on board this morning who were
bound for the races. The party consisted
OF a number of the Aldermen. some OF the
leading coal dealers OF this city, and
sprinkling OF politicians.
Those who desire TO get good view OF
the barber Of Newport next Tuesday eve
ming can DO so by going on the palatial
steamer Mount Hope She will leave her
wharf at 7:45, and Captain Healy will see
that those on board OF his craft will have
as good position as anyone in the har-
bor.
PAINS Last Days OF Pompen is meeting
with the success II Justly deserves. Last
nights attendance numbered over five
thousand spectators, and everyone APP
peared to enjoy the great spectacle hugely.
The walking elephant was again intro
duced and new designs in pyrotechnics
were shown. Tonight Mayor Olney's
portrait Will be shown in colored fire.
Captain Pitt, owner OF the steamer
Tourist we8t-te-New- k-eH-tAe-
steamer Connecticut last evening, and
today went TO Nyack where he will have
a new steamer launched tomorrow. The
new steamer will be known a. the Rapid
Transit, and will be about the size OF the
steamer Awashonks. She will be fitted
with steam steering apparatus, electric
lights and last bat not least will have n
steam calliope. Captain Pitt says that
tho steamer will be seen in thin port next
"A IL Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-02

wAsHINoIoN, Aug. New England and
Eastern New York-Generally fair, slightly
warmer; west to southwest Winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-02

The engines OF the steamer Tourist have
been counter balanced and she Is now tn,
best riding boat on the bay, and make:
much better time than heretofore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
railway company Of Texas VS.. Smith.

ftuilNds tSu4fahy ~
Royefssi and einonded--Heiden-
teI,ncr VS.. Cleveland a. Cameron. from
McLennan: Rigden ct al. vs.; Ie"'pie
Waterworks company. from Beii.
On call OF motion docket the toiloW'ns
orders were made: -.
Granted-Gordon. Pittmnn Il jack
son VS.. Sanborn, from Coleman, lur
further time In which to hle preis.
granted II flied in ten days; Casino et
al. vs. State OF Texas, from y. W
advance Bellah VS.. Orr and Linusisy
Shoe company. from Raines. TO amenu
his brief and file nunc protunc, grant
ed n he filed his brief within Sixty
days In accord with the law and rules
OF supreme court, and give notice there-
OF to defendant.
In error and rehearinB refused
Cailie Thompson as next friend VIZ.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company OF Texas, from McLennan
Texas Savings Loan association Vs.
smith ct AL. from McLennan.
Submitted for hearing-Gollsteln q
Davis vs.. Manncy ct nj. from WiHiam-
son: Royal ct al. vs., Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company from
Brown: Evans VS.. Goforth, from Tray
Is.
ov,rrnled-Bahn vs starke, from
Blaneo, to dismiss appeal; Gordon Pitt
man g. Jackson VS., Sanhorn, from Cole
man, to dismiss appeal In the case OF
Miller VS.. Sullivan, from L,ano; motion
to perfect record was granted ana eN-
hibit to motion ordered flied as part oil
record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
80 INTENTIONAL DELAY
WIN lie Caused by Action of the
unitrd states.

washington, Nov. eO.-lt can be
definitely stated that m dealing with
the tllihusterers against Spanish nu-
thority Va Cuba the United States will
not take any action for the sole pur-
pose OF causing delay In restoring arms
10 masters OF vessels who upon trial
have been acquitted OF the charge
against them.
The following Is u copy OF an order
believed to be authentic aud issued
from the headquarters OF portion of
the insufRcnt forces operating Partly
In Santa Clara and partly In Matan2a: :
The llberating army OF Cuba. Firth
corps of the army. First brigade: In
accordance with orders of the provls-
hnal government and to the end that
no one may nllege ignorance hereby
make known to sugar planters, cane
planters and proprictors OF this zone
under my command: First the build
tngs mud cane OF all plantations viii
be considered and respected. provided
no work is given TO any able bodied
lahorer nor the operations OF grinding
commenced; second. when there are no
fortihcatious nor forces located In the
Same for their protection, third. term
of ten days TO expire on the 2lst inst.
IA hereby granted for tho suspension OF
all works, II commenced. the destruo.
tion OF the fortinratlons which may
exist and the withdrawal of troops, II
any, from the same; fourth. those who
contravene this order win be severely
punished and their belongings reduc.
ed to ashes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Wichita Falls. Tex. Nov. 20.-(Spec-
ial.)-'rhe preferred creditors named in
the deed OF trust executed By J. T. A.
Fleming. ]. A. Kemp trustee. are as
follows;
Glass A-E. p. Walsh. 5000; City Ma
tional bank. $4,000; L. p. Walsh and
City National bank, $500: City National
bank. sl75.25: Kerr and Hush Bros,
$500; Miss Jennie Fleming. $3.50; j. NJ.
Fleming $50. Carrigan & Montgomery,
500; Mrs. c. j. Hursh, $500.
Class B.--Wear- Boogher Dry Goods
company. st. Louis $1,000. All of class
A are residents OF this city. Mr.. Flem-
Ing included in the deed OF trust a farm
in Clay county, fs ming Implements,
sixty head Of young mules. stocks of
dry goods at this place and Nocona.
A conservative estimate OF total assets
Is probably $4,000, on which can be
realized about $4,000.
Mr.. Fleming is one OF Wichlta's best
citizens and his misfortune is caused
by short crops and consequent dull
business this season, Trustee Kemp
says all preferred creditors will receive
hundred cents on the dollar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
DEATH OF ANDERSON MOORE.
A Prominent Citizen of Gainesville
Found Dead In His Bed.

Gainesville. Tex, Nov. 2O.--(special)-
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Ounce p. Sasse and Miss
Frankie Wright. November "a. at the
Baptist church.
MIR. Anderson Moore, who has been
suffering for several months from
heart trouble. was found dead. lie was
known over the county and highly re-
spected. He leaves n wife. He was n
member OF the Triple Alliance and
had $1,000 insurance and had $1,000 in
Northwestern Mutual Insurance COM
pany.
Judge Taylor returned from Austin.
whittier he went to purchase some
bonds He invested $4,000 In Dickens
county bonds.
The county now has 10000 of Its
school funds invested In bonds.
The commissioners court go out In
body today TO try to find practical
road from here to Operas Cove.
Rev. j. r Norris returned from
conference last night. lie is sent to
Seymour, while Rev. c. S. Fields
comes to Gatesville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
Nnr nHYYNTO
H lin
|
AIIS1In y,0TDln TO NIaTI

New York, Nov. 20.-The World will
tomorrow publish the following:
Austin Corbin recently chartered
from Funeh. Edy & Co. Of this city the
steamship Chateu Yaquem. This vessel
sailed from Genoa November S for New
orleans, with 100 Italians on board.
She IL due in New Orleans on Novem-
Der 20.
Mr.. Corbln is at the head of big
colonization enterprise. He bought
large tract Of land in Arkansas u year
or two ago, 1t was announced that he
Intended to found n colony to bear his
name, ana be run in accordance with
his ideas OF agriculture. These Italians
are sald 70 be agrlculturists.
II was suggested that under the con-
tract labor law the firm could be COM
PEELED, II the men were contract la
burers. to carry them pack 10 italy,
I'VE were assured said n member
of the firm, that MIR. Curbin made ar
rungcmcnts with the government be-
fore he went Into the undertaking.
| feel reasonably certain our trm wil
have no trouble with the Federal au-
thnritles at New Orleans"
Professor Alexander Olderln. who Is
in chnrge of the Italian bureau on
! Ellis Island, has been sent TO New Or
leans by Baron Fnva, the Italian am.
bassudur in New Orleuna. 1t II also UNI
| derstood that Baron Fava suggested
| that the Italians be landed In New Or
| leans instead OF New York.
| DR.. SENIOR, immigrant commissioner,
! was asked If the immigration laws
would permit Mr., Corbin TO bring 700
| Italians here to form colony or Ia
work for him In any other capacity
The case of cnch immigrant must be
determined on Its merits. No wholesale
immigration is possible until eve!y and
each man IN found eligible II mar
| Is II contract l0borer he will be sent
back, IL he vs. admissible as u colonist
he will be admitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
CONDENSED TnLEGnAMs.

New York. Nov. 2O,-The annual
meeting of the Clvil Service Reform
League Will be held In Washington, d.
c. on December Il and Is,
Baltimore Nov 2O.-Alceus Hooper.
first Baltimore Republican mayor for
thirty years. WAS inaugurated today.
Detroit, Nov. 20,-AIichignn is to have
q special day at the Atlanta EXPOSE
tlon.
Washington. New. 2O.--Joe Bate. of
TINS city, and John Glenn, of Whining
ton, fought fierce go to a finish near
here tonight. Glenn was knocked out
In the tenth round.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 2o--A specinl
TO the Citizen from Taron Springs says:
The steamer Shamrock OF Key West
toundered this morning and sixty-seven
OF the crew. coiored. were lost.
Springfield. Mo, Nov. 9O.-Franl,
Huffman, the notorious outlaw who SO
long defed the authorities. was ar
rested last night by Sheriff Monroe OF
Hickory county.
Chicago, Nov. Coat a meeting OF
the Western Steel association today il
was decided to Increase the price OF
steel based on the price of Iron.
Nashville. Nov. 2o.-The fertilizers
manufacturers OF the West continued
their work today and officers were
elected for the association.
New York. Nov. 20--At O'Clock to.
morrow the Manhattanites will start
for Atlanta TO celebrate Manhattan
day at the exposition next Monday.
Sacramento. Nov. eo.--Ivan Goiec, a
Russian nihllist who escaped from 81.
IBERIA two years ago. was found guilty
this afternoon of murder In the FIRST
degree for killing l.. IL. Wise last De
cember.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
JOHN TALKS OF JOHN
SENATOR POINTS OUT THE MIS-
TAKES OF CARLISLE.
He Says the Administration Should
Have Issued short-Term bonds
to Pay on the Debts.

New York. Nov. 2o,--Tn an interview
today Senator John Sherman, in dis
cusslns Secretary Carllsle's speech
said the basic error of the speech was
the secretary's idea that legal tenders
could be done away with entirely. It
could not be done. He said this In sub
stance:
THE great mistake was that the
present administration had tempered
with the gold reserve. 1t should have
issued short bonds of five years dur
alton, which the people hee would
have taken up quickly at per cent.
and with this pay the expenses of the
government instead of trenching on
the gold reserve. These short bonds. OF
course, would have been paid for in
legal tender notes. Instead of doing
this the administration had permit
ted domestic and foreign spectators to
clear 81, 100000 by selling the bonds for
gold at per cent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
coo,. WEATnER AT ooMANCnE.
COOL WEATHER Az
one Of Fosters waves Came DOW"
on Them Tuesday.

comanche. Tex, Nov. 2o.-tspecial)
The weather is cool; one OF roster
waves came down on US Yesterday,
quite number of farmers are prihg-
ing otton to town,
sheriff A. b. Foster brought Charles
Atkinson from Bolton Monday. he
broke Jail here In 1889
Something over nine thousand oaies
OF cotton have been received, and me
number may go TO 1850 or l2,ouo-
about one half OF what was received IN
1894. Trade continues lively and holi-
day goods are arriving. a.
Tho work on the telephone line 10
Newburg, a distance OF ten miles, VIII
begin soon.
County court convenes the first Nom
day In next month.
Mrs. Eugene Greer, the wife OF one
OF Comanche's young merchants, ID
quite sick at present.
John Petit. n pioneer OF FIemlhg'
was in the city yesterday.
The Harvest Edition OF the Gazette
has received a goodly share OF praise
from those who have seen ana read
IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
H. Brann g. q
CASINO Hal!
FINEST
Vines-aDd-Iall

Imported and domestic slsn,
s,antly on hand. The ci ia y
freshest beer always on tap II
ers OF Berliner Weiss bisn r,f n
ton street. Fort Wortnl nIrht
attention. Open day anu 4
ported lunches, short orus a. IA
ialty. Imported sardwichs'
burger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
WILL PARTICIPATE
The Former Is Charged with Paying
LnrGc Commissions to Draw
uuaincsa to Itself.

Chicago. Nov. 2O-The Southern Pa
clno has decided It viii take part in
the conference OF the western roads
New York 10 the Pacific coast. The
Southern Pacific Is charged with pay
ing such large commissions to draw
business by way OF New orleans that
II has demoralI2ed business. They
made w their minds they would rot
stand this any longer and gave the
southern Pacific until today 10 meet
with them or they would cut rates.
II h difficult to tell what VIII be the
outcome. but the western roads thiul,
II the Southern Pacific 10 willing 10
make CONCESSIONS there Will DO no
trouble
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
PLANS FOR DEFENSE
SECRETARY uEnDEHT's SCHEME
OF COAST QUALIFICATIONS.
stated That Much Has been Done
and That u Great Deal More
Remnins.

Washington. Nov 2O.-secretary Her
bert Is preparing plans for the defense
OF the United States against possible
attacks of foreign naval power. Al
ready much has been done by the naval
war college during the administration
under the secretary's direction. 1t Is
shown that the work Is to be carried
forward without interruption. The
principal problem will be the conduct
OF naval operations In the event OF
war by the American fleet. and other
work Will be the construction OF war
Charts and defense plans of Nantucket
sound and the general strategetic char
acter of Delaware and Chesapeake
bays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Clear Weather md Fast Track Were
the Conditions.

Houston, Tex, Nov. 20.--(Special)--
Weather good. track fast.
Purse. one-half mile-Andrix won,
Whisper second, Tiger Jim third Time.
40 l-2. Jack Boston, Miss Lyon and
Little Sister also ran.
Purse, hVe-eighths OF a mlle--Susle
i. won, Long Tom second, Lizzie Sim
mons third. Time, LOO ~. Lady Austin
and ia T, also ran.
Selling. five and one-half turlongs-
La Grippe won, Pen Point second. Bust
w, ana Texas Girl also ran.
Purse, three-fourths OF n mile-Dr.
ParlSe won. Stella NJ. second. Dobbins
third. Time, las IT,. Mary Link, DR.,
$. and Shooting star also ran.
Purse, seven-elghths OF mlle--Last
Chance won, Kansas City second, Jim
cornwell third. Time. $50 Ia. Shin
ing Bell also ran.
The meeting will close Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
HAhTNhIN
1uE
,.u.y, -,
OUVtI HUI WIltItUIuS NJ
HE MAKES NO SIGN.
The Gazette Bureau,
Avenue Hotel.

AVenuu HOLtI
.u., r.. Mo-, on Tho irdi mi
1ustih' lex" NV sO' nv 'Nu'1'
situation. to use legal phase remains
in statue quo. No appointment has as
900, hoan r,.da and n 10 nn,y evident
s'' '''''''e' Wv s,,u ~,
that the governor uesires us iu'i d"
expression from the counties in the dis
trlct as can be obtained. Professor
,r,,,,.,, & AIM ,ha o,d ,rastdapt ,r
i"oiitas o. -"'i'e'' 'i' W.
the University faculty ana professor Oh
law, is here. As stated In yesterdays
co,ette Tudea Connar ia his choice
YET ne says nc ~ not IN the uistr'U' anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Tyler. Tex. Nov. qo-tspecIol.l -
Court Of criminal appeals affirmed the
following cases! J. l.. Elllins vs. state.
from Bel. Jim Brownlee Va, state,
from Madison; John Bonner vs.. state
from Kaufman; j. r Eikins, No. 2 VS..
State. from Bell, md Dlonlcio Real
vs. state, from Atascusa; Jack Flynn
vs. State. from Lamar; Tim Mcintyre
vs. Stnte, from Fails; Tommy MosleN
vs.. State from KanfmHni y. c. Yer
non Va. state. from Wise; Sidney West
vs. state from AtascoFa: Frank Rogers
VS.. State. from Coryell; j. a. McGruder
w. State. from Cook.
Following reversed and romandcd
Charley Klrkvs. State, from Corycll;
Lawrence Johnson W.. Stnte. from VIII
aDn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
BOILER EXPLODED
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE POWELL
sTuCkEy PLANTATION.


Yaaoo City, Miss. Nov, 2O--ThH boil
or of the Gin of the Powen-s tucky
plantation exploded yesterday evening.
The following were severely injured;
H. c, Brown, married, jaw broken.
also suffers conclusion of the brain.
Henry S'ucky, leg broken. badly
sealdcd. will die.
Scott Marlborough. colored. =
James Stucky,
Jackson Stucky.
All very severely scalded and their
recovery Is doubtful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
PASSENGER TnAFTio coMMurrEn
Makes Some Change. of interest to
Texans,

81. Louis, Mo-, Nov. eo,-The South
western Passenger Tranic committee
finished Its business today and ad-
journed to meet at its next quarterly
session here January Z.
The charge Tor bicycles, tricycles and
baby carriages to and from Texas
points on basis OF fifty pounds or less
baggage with minimum charge OF 90
cents VIII be effective December 5.
A rate OF a fare for the round trip
from Texas 10 tho cast was issued for
January / and ?.
Second class rates from Texas points
TO Louisville and Cincinnati were
abolished,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
OUT OF THE DOCK,
THE BATTLEsHIP TEXAS WAS
TAKEN OUT YESTERDAY.
Dock Trial Cannot Take Place Tor
Several Days, MS Her Engines
Are Not Ready.

New York, Nov. 2O,-The battleship
Texas was hauled out OF the dry dock
at the Brooklyn navy yard today. Size
was wharfed alongside the big crane
where she will probably remain until
the dock trial, This cannot take place
for three or four days. as her en-
gines are not ready. No board has ar
rived to investigate her mlshap In the
dry dock, and the officers claim ignor-
ance as to what is to be done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

San Antonio Tex, Nov. 2O.-tspeclal)
Decisions were handed down In the
fourth judicial district today as fol-
lows:
Affirmed; Diamond state Iron COM
pnny vs.. San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway company, from BeNnr;
the Consolidated Kansas city Smelt-
Ing and Refining company vs. Emma
and Herman Couring from III PaHo
Reversed md rcmGndcd! John j.
Burke vs.. Sallle NJ Ward, from BeNnr.
Reversed and rcmonded: city " San
Antonio va. Thomas w Mullaly, ct al,
from heNnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Junior Order United American Me-
clinnics Secures IA Charter.

Austin, Tex, Nov 2O,--(Special)--
Chhrtered-rhe Junior order of United
American Mechanics Funeral Benefit
association OF Fort Worth; trustees, w
n. Bnsnaw. j. l., Cooper, A. II, Hall
Foot Worth; Il, S. woodward and w
W Johnson of San Antonio, w. II.
Rollins of Cleburne and A. b. Pyles of
Mansfield, Tarrant county.
Sheriff Tom Bell of Hill county was
here today and called on the COVER
nor and entered his protest against
Tom II. Varne,l being par1oned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
A MEXICAN AND A MULE WE'RE IN
sTANTLY KILLED.
colorcd Man Had His Head Fractur-
ed and One Leg broken by
the Accident.

Houston, Nov. 2o.-Cspeelal)-A - tn
ern Pacific passenger train at II, . ID
switch near Houston struck wagon
in which We're Frank Gonzales, Mex
lean aged Is. and Walter Easton. coll
ored. about o'clock this evening, Con
zalcs and ono mule were instantly KILL
cd and Easton's skull was fractured
and his right leg broken. He was
brought to this city for surgical at
tenttun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
HURT in A FIGHT
TWO RAILROAD MEN HAVE A SER.
IOUs COLLISION.
One Gets BADLY Cut with n Knife
and the Other Was Placed
Under Arrest.

Temple. Texas. Nov. co.--(speclal)-
Kid Lane and Mike Hass. two railroad
men, engaged In rough and tumble
hight last night, in which Lane was
terribly cut In the right side with a
knife and Hass was badly beaten up
and bruised. Lane is In bad condi-
ton at home. and Hass was tried this
morning and put under $500 bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THE GAZETTE THANKED


Temple. Tex. Nov. 20.-(special
The last Of the members of the Neil o.
DIST conference have departed for their
homes. Just before adjournment a Sc
ries OF resolutions was adopted thank
Ing TIE Gazette and other papers for
n, ,he complete and accurate reports Of
'n6 PFSe9suinss contained therein.
Or, q. y. Halstead OF the faculty Of
the state University, viii dolIver n
,ree lure In Temple on Friday nirhf
November z, upder the auspices OF ne
Temple b1ard Of Il ode. '"e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
-=~-l1ll-ll--l-fl-- -
FELT SLIGIIT SHOCK
Enrthuualse Noticeable In Pennsyi-
vnnia and Delaware.

Chester. Pa, Nov. 20.--A slight earth
quake shock was felt in this city this
morning. Windows ratified and chairs
and tables trcmbled. The shock was
also felt at Thurlow. a short distance
below the city.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. 2O-Resi-
dents OF Claymont, six miles north of
this city, report having felt severe
earthquake shock early today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

wnbnrger County omciaI bonds Are
Not Approved.

Austin, Texas. Nov. 2O.-CSpecial)-
assistant Attorney Hin this afternoon
county refunding bonds. The DEPART
ment also considered papers authoriz-
Ing 1921 600 issue of Dallas county
reminding, courthouse, bridge and inil
bonds. The papers were approved, and
II the bonds are issued accordingly
they Will go through all right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
STEVE ELNINs sueD. .
William Revcher Wants an Ac-
counting and Division.

Now York. Nov. 20. THE hearing OF
a suit In which william Revcher sues
Senator Ellsins OF West Virginia to
recover interest claimed IN certain
lands In New Mexico. and also FOR an
accounting, was commenced today be-
fore Judge Patterson in the special
term OF the supreme court.