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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

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Bros. Savannah, Ga. Gentlemen: Last
june ! had scrofula sore to break out
on my ankle. II grew rapidly and soon
extended from my foot 10 knee. got one
bottle OF your =. r. =. and was agreeabi,
snrpriaed "a the result The entire soFe
hfaltH ht once think ! have taken
nearly every medicine reeotnmendsI h..
serofala and caiarrh. ana your ii A. n
ls hle hesf J ever tried. % cam u
feeommeu9e1 TOO highly for blood poIsso
i''fH ftfy NliE w. .. Hla' = -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

westerly winds. ---7i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

loo8's Pills eure liver ills. combination.
blii9uanefs, launlief. siek lfaaache.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

The solid worth of our
Mems, Boys and Children's
Overcoats towers far above
the slender prices asked.
Plenty of New Year Pres
ents.
B. H. LEVY & BRO.
1919 and 1871
Broughton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

famHgfH 'f OF
famly ( should sav lIos 4 eidos.r
VIII fiffsn fhlafen.-AeN 1ofk Trlblsr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

The value of a good over.
coat and warm underwear
will be appreciated hence
forward.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

100 and 1871
Broughton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
TROUBLES DO COME THICK,
Great Britain Makes Demands On
Nicaragua
THAT MAY NOT SUIT US.
An Important Texas Case Settled
by the Supreme Court.
The Government Has y covered the
Conspiracy ANON o. ,uents 10
Hiring Pressure o. = 3. to
Change Certain Law .
WASHINGTON.

Tho postofflce denar+par n %
ror,,a,,a, =, ~ ,.',,
a., VI 'he io'i""'ioh oi
rui combination OF postal emf .oyes
designed to bring pressure on congress
To overturn certai, rr,as ana ,o,,,io-
-
uohs OF the department. The EN-
ployes have been encouraged by sue
cess in attaching IN the last noatof,ice
o,,ronr,,,,.,, an 49,, ,,,,,,.,,, ,,.t,..,,
"PP''P' 'a''oi' p''' e'' o'i'eruli'e'' "'''Vh
suspended an order OF the department.
This order was issued last June and
directed TINT hy tho orat Of June 1905
-
"' ANYWAY man 'inploSes s"ou'u iio'e
10 some point along the route on which
they are employed, This was unsatisfac-
tor,, Ia coma 40 tho o,ar,,s aud tbav
oD'a'ileu ieslsia'iph ru'ihs Out '"e VI
der. the reason for issuing the order
is explained at the department as nee
oss,r, haoausa az mo ,i,,a tho oraar
was Issued there were ABOUT LOW ol
the 7o00 clerks In the service who did
not live ON the lines where they worked,
- .a,,,e.. ~. -,
,,,i neH 'n ,Is We w., a." ,,Irad ',r,orsenSv
e so ~ ,yora on ieavt. ond
MN 'i,oae mnV ~ 49,. NJ
l,ia ani ~ ~, '"e ' d,', ona 4, f.ii an
,I seapS - III ~ 80, ,hn ron'e
N' 0s ,onn n,,S IT, ~ ~, ~ i,,as ,vhera
W wv tSyV rFi IT,, III ~, ona ha,,a no
mp, igy WI ny 81 ~ that thaa, nav,
ulisu tne uepui '' ,ti'. 10 10y ,,'aro
wv WI No., ~, ~ 49,, LIN
tequusteu' '.''.I,2s -, ~ io''is.
De lr'nonvu ,h 49, 4be densri
iatio.' oNVll a'i's a,.s 49, stncd tho
i sIi 40 NV ~ ~, ~, 1ast con.
ilnuIe vi ieS,a,N ~, .n ~, '. nr,n,S,,,es
sress ineleasi's 'Ie p'S 1900 It W. NJ, a,
Coi',p,ii',siJn nus 80 his 80 ,n nrort,,rn
WIS ieb,9,i' 80 ", tha Gonartmeni
oruers ahu ruiss Va .me -, ,'''0 A
when are uilsu w. 'ihiaS'ois W .aIa a.
hlBh oi,,eai u Wy u,p,' Ioi,,aes so,oo
Jay; lH's eon. .,n,,a, ,t ,hn ran,wny
lhousahus vi vi'p .,;, az u sar,'icS
ii nn 81 n,s r Thet nre All in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

10 repeating the present law. which he
considered good, oid-fnshioned Aritan-
ans Democracy. II after teacher
has taught IN u reighborhood for Ave
years the patrons want 60 keep him.
why. they ought to be allowed to do 90
without compelling him 20 be cxamined
for a certificate. The present law, he
said. was a good aamplo OF local self
Senator Sheriff. snld under the pros
ont law school trustees Ind hard Tins
withdrawing tho pressure brought by
the relatives or fellow church members
OF applicants for positions IN the
schools. Tho local permanent certin-
cate business was a step backward ana
he hoped II would be wiped out. lie
was In favor OF continuing TO carry tho
free school system forward and up
ward
Senators Presier and steele spoke
against tho minority report and Sem
ator Goss for Il. tl
Tho minority report was then
adopted, and tho hili was ordered TO
engrossmVnt.
Senator oaees blli 70 prevent nepot-
Ism In the public service was taken
up for confederation. anu the author
made q atronE argument In favor ot
the bill na step IA the direction OF
building up efficiency IN otlico.
senator NoaH moNod TO hment inc
hill by providing that no state officer
should appoint 10 nny place undor him
fnhy person With whom he played
marbles when q boy.
senator Colquitt novel 70 amend by
prohibiting tho appointment of amy
| actual settler north OF the quarantine
! line"
Senator Alice proposed a aubstitute
| providing that no man should vote at
| the polls for any man who WAS akin
| to him within the third degree OF
affinity or conanngulnlty
Senator Alice mndo an irionicnl talk
In favor Of his amendment, and Senator
McComb argued vigorously against tho
hill,
Tho amendments were withdrawn.
and senator Simpson oncred another 10
prohibit public official from appoint-
Tag 10 any position under him any
member ~ the same political party
with himself
senator Smith supported the hill In !
abort speech, In which lac declared
1 that the arguments Of senator Gage
were unhnawcrahle,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
RAILROAD AssnssMnNrs.
Bill Providing an Annual Report OF
Properties.

Austin, Tex, March IS..-rhc bill In
PRODUCED this morning by Senator
Preslor provides that railroad COM
panles shall render each year 20 the
assessor OF each county into or through
which their roads run sworn state
mcnt showing the amount OF real es-
tate. right OF way or other land
owned by them the number OF miles OF
road In said county, the value per milo.
including everything. the rolling stock
and all other property. the amount OF
stock authorized and issued, the
amount OF Indebtedness. the cost OF
construction and equipment. The val
uatlon OF the rolling stock Is 10 be pro-
portionod by the various assessors,
according TO the mllcs OF tho road in
his county and upon the value thus
asccrtaincd. together with the value OF
such property an actually lies within
his county Is the tax levy to be made.
Appeal shall lie from the assessor to
board consisting of the governor, the
secretary OF state aud the attorney
general whose decision shan be iinni.
Tho railroad commission ia required 10
furnish 10 the various assessors the In
formation In their pnsseHsion aa WIN
aid IN the proper enforcement OF the
law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Eastern district OF Louisiana under an
Indictment charging that he demanded
greater sum than $40 from his prose-
cutting pension claim In violation OF
the acts of congress- In 1890, which
placed the limit upon the attorneys
fee.
The Justice said: 1T Is within the
undoubted power OF the government
TO restrain some individuals from all
contracts as well as all individuals
from some contracts" and referred to
contracts for the purchase OF sale of
lottery tickets In that connection. AZ
ter stating that a pension granted by
the government Is a mater OF bounty,
that the pensloner had a vested and
legal right to his pension, thar con-
gress had the right TO give. withhold,
distribute or recall them. Justice Brew
or said; Having power 10 lcglslate on
this whole matter, to prescribe the con-
dillon and manner under which par
ties may assist In procuring pensions,
1t has the equal power TO enforce by
penal provisions compliance with It's
requirements. There can be no reason-
able question OF the constitutlonality OF
this statute
The conviction was sustained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Austin, Tex, March lS.-scnator
Gage entertained the senate for most
Of the time during tho morning Beaslon
IN gallant nght for his two enorih
to Increase the efficiency. purity and
economy ~ the public service, The
gallant young senator from the raging
pccns had clenr mud large majority
against him In both his fights from tho
beginning, but no mnrchch boldly and
o0nsplCuoualy forward, giving tho
strongest battle he could against tho
gront opposing odds.
Senator Gage ~ an earnest ana Hln-
corc man, aud considerations. In Whit
he does, but the senate thought his
views impraotlcablo, ana 80 hi8 meas
urrs failed.
senator Smith threw himself into tho
ilsht with great vigor toward the end.
but hiH powerful assistance came too
late, ANA he and his chivnlroua young
colleague were bont In the same red
burial blnnt, or words TO that effect.
The amendment was defeated. an
were several others offorcd by various
senators, on tho question OF ordering
the bill to cngroshneni, the vote stood
IL "a II, 80 II was killed.
Adjourned TN Q .. IN.
Upon rcaHRomhlng the senate toolt|
up the general appropriation Iii.
Thn motion Of senator Shclburnc 10
reconsider the vote by which the SAL
AIRY Of the chief clerk Ia the dcpnrt-
ment OF Htntc was cut down 10 S1701
vas roconaidorod, but upon putting
the question upon the motion 10 amend.
II wSi again adopted.
Senator simpson moved 60 amond
the bill by inaerting AN appropriation
OF 100000 for tho building and furnlsh-
Ing OF a governors mansion. Tho
amendment was lost
senator steele, on motion 10 recon-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
INcoMr ~ REruRNs.

Washington, March ie,--A large NUM-
her of income tax returns are being re-
ceived at the Internal revenue bureau
by every mail. aud the work Of eNamln-
ing. extending and Ming them is we'll
in hand, and Is going forward without
any hitch, Nearly all OF the collectors
throughout the country have made
February reports They show very
satisfactory acquiesence on the part OF
the income tax payera on all of the
regulations governing the collection Of
the tax. The utmost sccrecy as TO the
amount and character OF the returns Is
being observed. but Is Is believed that
the receipts so far are beyond the ex-
pectations Of the officials.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Washington. March is-Comptrollor
Eckles today bulletlned the following
changes In Texas bank ofliciala
The First national bank Of Graham.
John NJ wyatt. cashier In place OF
w. n. Stewart: no assistant cashier In
place OF John Nj, Wyatt
The First national bank " Pitts
burg. j. Y. Bradnold, president, In
place OF w. y. Womaek y. II, Ahcr-
nnthy vlce-presldent In place OF w. IL.
Wakefield.
The Citizens national bank OF Itascn,
no vlce-president In place OF w. IL.
webb.
He also approves the National Bank
OF Commerce OF st. Louis a. reserve
agent for the Wolf city national bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

tion in an advanced stage, and, al
though his recovery was for a time con-
sidered out OF the question, he has re-
Gently greatly improved. The move
ment IN congress TO pnss bill placing
him on the retired list was based on
the understanding that he would not
be able to again take his scat with the
court. His Improvement during the
past few weeks has led him TO believe
that he may return to work after a
rest OF few months more and should
this hope fail of fulhllment. It ~ said
10 be his intention to place his resignn-
lion in the hands of the nresllenL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
PENSION DECISION.
fudge Brewer Lays Down the Law In
the Matter.

.,ington. March is.-An interest.
Mas ,i,,ian upon the status OF pensions
ins oh ai,yered by Justice Brewer In the
SpP Ssnsress being a liberty to g 'ns,s or
may prescribe when tsiy 1 anai ei re me-
colyed anu ennditlons under which any
stances AM therefor shall be prose-
applieAna,ySIi a man has a legal right 70 a
cuted tn. aa Ia man has legal right
pension, ai,u in me matter OF obtaining
10 interfeIs :" ,,i,nseif or others. The
pensions ~, Of the matter Is within
whole cam com ~ congressional powers,
me s0is dsearatlon was Inc ineia aaneal Of
NE n Courts opinion upon Sss S oeePpscted
Hsary \ ,..,, Ssi1D 20 a shfse @onths' &c,
and ssn nn. by the circuit court Tor inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
oREENv1LLE BUDGET.


Greenvlllc, Tex. March is.--Prellm-
mary arrangements were made yoster-
day TO entertain the Paris preBbytery.
which meets here ON April TO- with nr.
d. Taylor OF Commerce moderator ana
Rev. Earnest Thompson Of Texnrknna
stated clerk. The following committees
were appointed;
Entertr lmcnt: Or. u. q. Cochran.
Mrs. II. l.. Dickson. Miss Nora Ward,
Reception: Earle BrOuEher, II. ~ Fin
ley. Dr, }. r. Nichols, DR., il, y, Arvin.
Those who contemplate coming will
please notify Earle Brougher. chair
man reception committee.
The elders and deaoons' convention
will meet here ON Friday. April ~, dur
ing the session OF the Paris Presby-
terry, with the following program,
First Sesslon--9 o'clock; Devotional
exercises; election OF officers; appoint
ment Of committees. First topic, the
Sabbath; first, How Kept Holy2-G, H..
Eaglcston; second. How Desecratod?-
C. =. Brldewell,
Evening Session. o'clock p. M: The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

FamiIy-First. Its Rotation 10 tha
Church-C. y. Caldwell, second, Our
Duty to Our own and 20 the Families
OF the Church,. II. Virgins. Intern
perance or Intoxlcntlon-F'irsi Its Eff
feet Upon the Church-A. w Wilson;
second, How Best 10 Discipline a Mem
Der Addicted TO IT'D. Taylor; third.
How to Keep 1ntemperance Out OF the
Church-Earnest Thompson. Church
Flnancss: General DiBousHlon--J. NJ.
BroOlges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Austin, March iS.-A report has re-
Gently gone out from Victoria that the
railroad commission had made such a
faulty tariff on fence posth that the
Enme charge was made for hauling
fence posts from Boernc 10 Victoria nA
from other points one-hplf the distance
Upon inquiry at the commission today
Il was learned that the commiasion has
not yet reached this commodity, ana
hence tho rites charged were mnde by
the railroads.
The commission win get 10 the fence
post tnrlff before very long, aud when
Id does there will be- an equitable equal
lzntion Of the rates between all points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

When the Negro Rushed at Him. but
Didn't Get There,

Galveston. March is.-ln the Lock-
hnrt vB. Hanson contest cases today
matters were very lively for while.
Klncaid, attorney for Hnnacom. took
exception 10 statements made by VII.
llams. the negro alderman, ana called
him liar Williams rushed at him
and would have Drained him with n
chair had not a deputy sheriff inter
forod. Klncaid was taken from the
court, bdt aftcrwaId rcturnod and
npologlzed 10 the court A special
meeting OF the council VIII be held on
Thursday, when charges Will be pre-
ferrod against an officer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
,,owr1I, JAcKsoN's CONDITION.

washington, March ls.--1t Il under
800 in supreme court circles that JUS
,icc Howell E. jackson. who is now AZ
Ia nome in Tennessee. Will resign from
me bench of the supreme court next
san n Ma health does not permit him
a. resume active participation In the
~ of the court after itn summer va
cation. Justice Jackson has been ab-
sent from washington some months
,honeht By his friends 70 be consump-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
WHAT IT MEANS.
An Easterner Gives His view of the
Factory Moving Talk,


Factory Moving Talk
Dallas. Tex. March is,--Mr. Bernard
Kerrlgan, who has for many years lived
In the manufacturing districts OF New
England, and who now represents u
Boston book and stationery firm. has
been IN Dallas for several days,
the guest of MIR. j, II. kerrigan,
the Main street stationcr. He said to
n Gazette representative today. In dis
GUSHING the talk In the newspapers
concerning the removal OF New Eng
land mills TO the SOUTH
do you know what that mcans2
You dOn't2 Wen, then. III tell you.
II IS a forcrunner OF u further reduce
ton IN the wages OF factory operatives
The mill owners have found by expert
ence that It Is best to prepare the
operatives for this sad news, and not
spring Il on them suddenly BY spread
ing 4 report that the mills are going
20 shut down and move South and em-
ploy negro operatives It strikes n pnnlc
into the poor operatives who. seeing
starvation staring thcm In the face, are
only too willing to hold their Jobs at
amy sort of wages DO you know that
mill operatives get all the way from
40 cents to SO cents per day. Don't
/ You think these people are paying
/ high for the blessed privilege Of draw
/ ing breath, and a poor quality of
| breath At that2
"Of course, tho working classes OF
New England would perish without the
factories, but at the same time no cX-
istcncc at all. It seems TO me, would
be far preferable 10 their condition,
Tho negro slaves enjoyed a perpetual
picnic in comparison"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
Gage Tries TO Fix a Penalty On
Absentees,
SENATE GETS BACK TO WORK
But the House Fails of Quorum
in the Morning.
After nnort Members IRE Got To-
setber and NJ Afternoon session
IL Heid--Attornry General Cranes
opinion Regarding Forfeiture.



once more unto the nreeuh' u'"'
friends. once more to III the books up
with now statutee,
rh,,. sen,te g,t 5o,y, IN work fin
NV sV""'O e'' Wv" WIZ :"
good earnest today, aud every member
present fully earned his 81 stipend,
q.,,tnr fl,,r. ,ff,rod , c,,,,urrnnt
-
roFplut'on ruoitihg inc uehVienoF III Wv
state treasury and providing that mem
bcra OF mo ieiflnlahme shou,d receive
"a, ,o,,,n,se,ton f,r ANA ,,h.n h,y
''' 'i''"'N" A"' ""'p ""'" '"''
arc hbsont, unless such absence be on
account or sickness or that of some
,,o,,io, or i,t, fa,,,i,
IN hpeaklnS 10 the resolution senator
Gage Hnid he didn't bcileyo IL right for
a man 10 draw my for .eryieoa he ana
10, .f. ~, 80, -,
'''' Neu ''eH "'n'"'
once on business OF his own, aud he
had taken no nay for IL,
q.no,n, stn,r.,,, ..ta ~ atA al, ~
oc""'or simpson 'a'a ~ o'o pot p'
heNe rue people vNpeviel man 20
hhetlneo hin private int"rthm ohtlrep
| 70 ,ne punie so9u even when serving
W lVkihlatlNv hhlih' iie tn"ukht H'n-
ator pase had taken his cue from
Npnbtessmau hailes' Whe ma n'aac y
sensational pay or returning dhyiA
hhlhly When nnsent from eohkresn pny
| gay, Ihht hhd bcen hrrelaed hhross
w an the papers ~ the un'c, put hah
| since ncen i"rh"lien ny an save sen
! ptor Hatf,
senator Hhgo enla ne Knew ne Would
| sur en- up' ana thht was tle fohhnh
| ne had moi "H'ieu II long ago ho
naa No deswf 70 cast rcneeiinns upon
any ptnet senator nut NHn uoihg Whht
ne lhunkhl !rlEht,
| senator steele inndo an eloquent plea
| lQf thc 9owh:trQuden LEGISLATOR VINO
nalu nus nnhrl Ilkht eluhg oven whnh
ne was away no Anleu 10 fnier inc
rusplutloh 70 me commute" on iulvh,
senator hhorriil hnld me discussion
hhu consumer hurehNs sslpv worth OF
lhe hih,e uhv' ne WAnl.u 70 SEQ u
! rel'lt'u Wlunuut tWNher uopW'e'
senator Collultt moved to amend the
Iea9luiloh ny MlklhB GU, felri'hne
Whoh ~ u9htulueu 10 cutting Gown me
APPROPRIATION ipt zee IN 'ne exec ,iuso
ouee. ~ hHlu no was III iaVof OF inc
TVspluli"n
oNnhtor Slntn ilNH me heuulor HuUh
NnWtHlau eNVr neeh hpsoh''
senator ,ulQult nave,
senator Amllh-pld you draw your
per ulvmf
senator Soilulu~l dlu.
ne tlen went on 70 hhy mat ne ga
pYehusv Wy NV hl'oWNi II, nut ,nh,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

washington, March is.-ln the SUI
preme court today the case OF the Tex
as and Pacific Railway Company 81 AZ.
va McI.lroy. in error 10 the court OF
appeals OF the state of Texas. was eis-
r. n Duncan In behalf OF the counsel
Tor the plaintiff Similar disposition
i,non motion OF Mr. Duncan was made
81 the case OF the Texas and Pacific
halfway Company et al. vs.. H. wilson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

|NesShg' Tex. March 1s.-Llst right
|asd %, Pete White. George Herring
|son, Mnlteiield, returning from Bel
aisss We're held up at point when
|arms, south Of the city by Two heavily
|fObbss, and masked hlgnwaymen. The
|.foso secured something over $500
|Aec Nhitseeld. After roLblng them
|Whbs~oele forced TO return to Belmont.
|lsa,v and Herring reached here
INr.. RMS evening the city was
lei lh,h INTO excitement by the arrest
'le men as the robbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
REPORTED EXPLOSION.
" to Have Killed Six and Wounded
Six People.

nsshall, Tex, March 1s.-Mr. Bill
s''sy came In from Eight Mile creek
morning, and says that when at
fss'sn yesterday several miles below
5euse he met some parties from
I'M, Narthage, who told him that Hairs
nv three miles south OF Carthage
EN- UP saturday and killed six per-
. . ahd wounded as many moro. This
,1nently the explosion heard here
NV Jay, which was reported In Sun
M paper. Further particulars can
Es,gge mad, but 1t must have been an
sslu explosion to be heard so plainly
IA distance Of thirty miles.
h u. Branron of Wedthertord
!" ,he city conducting series OF
sIngs at the Catholic church,
h a. Cooper has moved his jewelry
h ~ 70 Deliver street, next door to
hm sunson, and Lancaster Bros
cysseupy his old stand. next 90 the
|rae ''''ee Book Store. on Houston ave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
coRpoRAT1oN REPORTS.
Income Tax Blanks to BE Filled Out
at Headquarters.

washington, March 1S.-The follow
ing Instructions have been sent to col
lectors of internal revenue; Corpora
lions are requested TO make income tax
RETURNS TO the collector or a deputy
collector OF the district In which their
principal offices from which all OF
their business is directed and where
their books and records pertaining to
auch business is kept is located.
Branch houses and sub-agencies are
NOT required to make returns to coll
lectors or that part OF the business
under their control.
In view OF the forSgoing, colleetors
are instructed TO ascertain from an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Austin, March 1s--MeHsrH. Charles
W. Beln Of tho Southern Pacific, II. A.
Jones OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trial and Mr.. Goodwin OF the Gulf, Col
orndo and Santa Fc are In Austin, o.
thIs was the day Fixed By the railroad
commission to adjust and settle Tho
wool tariff. on which proposcd tarif
has already been issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19
IT'S ULTIMATUM.


2inagun, Nicaragua, March 1S.-The
push government, through Its minis
here has submitted an ultimatum
Nicaragua. 1t demands n cash In
aally OF 1900 pounds. as money to
n for the expulsion of Mr.. Hatch.
fllih consular agent at Bluehelds.
|sag the troubles there last year.
vo the appointment of a commits
% adjudicate the damages sus-
(al BY the persons and property or
(aNn subjects who were expelled
~ The Mosquito reservation about
nme time, By the terms of the ul-
|aalum Great Britain Is to name one
We commissioners and Nicaragua
saer, and these two are TO choose a
t.l who shall not be q citizen of the
Ilhl States. II was also ascertalned
a British warship was now on her
Iyto Nicaragua to enforce these de-
Bseas' which must be compiled WIN
|aain seven weeks from the 9th Of
nuaFy last, the date OF the ulti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-19

Austin. March i&--Proccodiuga Of the
supreme court todny1
Causes Aillrmud--'roxas and paclno
Railway company w. Guy ct al. from
Tarrnut.
affirmed and that OF the court OF civil
appeals Va reversed IN Phoenix Agrir-
nnce company w. Allison, Bailey q
Co, from williamson
Certified Queatlons Answcred--tIuft
ct al. Va Crawford ct AL. from Wichita.
Cause Reversed and demanded to
Court OF Civll Appcnls-Wichitn Valley
Knox.
Writ of Error Rofused--Lynch VS..
ortlieb q Co., from Dallas