mailable
coition
Bloody Corpses
Palo Pinlo
Iff YOUHG GIRL
I
Figure in
aTerriblo Tragedy
PLIGHTED HER TROTH
Man Who Lr
Iooag
fith Mad Desperation
H
i
IflHSTO Tcr Am 21Sie
1 terrible traged occurred 1
jjt hi the 1 nd of the llrnios
nalltf nntlieist of Pnelo Pinto
iralaj ibout 10 o clock Tho
uujrcnby Dr V II War
win the scene are these
M lad been linylng Ms re
turn Ha lleatty a young
11 iwi old the daughter of
iM orstty a respectable iltl
Iftu empty He and tho young
n ettaf alone nicely and be
Vmrtiikr Sho was not eo
tVst U mitter ns be and
Wuiftc tatter of a marriage
ftw At W kCd down and
W Ur M a ntentlon In n
Hiffjme jealous nnd ivent
l fl d lanscy over the matter
r wlriri U tnlj t0 cli malkri
aMfM well as his owu
f Ul by the nn me of
UltS V MIA
Km ittcntlon to Miss llelt
WicaijipanU l lur n few times
iiuj l ent wltli Uie lady
it Ileiiant A alley livery
im i wand of pVasantness and
1lilte tcrnblo indlnB was on
f layone lil Nall liiailo bis
it the church hut seemed
ibof from eerotic nnd np
lw morose
° r tlra conirregatlon dls
Miss lleatly and Jlr 1H >
Mot four miles on their road
tag south from tho church
south sldo of 1 I Cun
n Null nppc ired wltli n
a lu bis band lto shot
Ef
BIEOUGU Till IIKA11T
taitantly
> i > liot Uly Miss lleattjs liorao
< 1Wl1
Moivwl ovcrlnklni her about
rnrds from uero ltly
nd cautht lur ho and she
l Ihclr horses bad i
She
W to ecado blm ns the tracks
fraud shoncd lto struck her
t a
aUvINO 11CR SUUIA
M heard to scream Then
through the Ire ad and turu
taa and uoi iiimsclf blowlm
of
his litaAii orr
a j lather of the l ouuff roan
atn or thi young lid weie
> 1 yards ahead of the
wnple anl bearius the gun
tea hlug dead
j un Illy s
it the tliuq Ji uot lne Crl
nuelf
some time before the tw
> < lllsioTw1
Tsm occurred before
Wtity and n la a sMm oer
Ex was
a studcut in the Mttho
f Weatberford and was pro
the rol utn
ttnwally billeved tiat young
l thing cudluit bis
m
u
ucU
It h uultllns
so he saccd many
eum
isT tw
w < h
people 0 t 9 TOUI1tt
ntoii simo
j
ul
a i
Ks
Aui 21 Special
uui uly an shrouded
cday m Ml 1f thJ uolt
ur ejtmy has ever
ween th s paee oad
U
Nal v tt0r
mri
lUu hl > btherto bono
J madden J by
ncaJlly and
then sot a leaden
IDIEM BKOKCVA HI VAIi
jDlilnlty htiulent Supplants
l rdr rliiir Il llie Stu
St iThrjitRli tlio Hciirt llio
twined ami Iillcil W Itli llul
iialbo Head nail Ill cil Ilrnin
Rejected Miltur IsliwiiOir
rsCrliei and All Is Pcuol
messenger through hi own brain A
Winchester nn mod JCall nnd Mis
Ileatty were to have been married a
short tine ago tint for some cause un
kuown It was declared off By nnd
JII neatly were returiiini from church
nnd were wrnylalj by Nail
WKATiinnroiro account
wnATiirnrniin t Aug 21
Sxclal ltnmori arc rife on tbo
treote today of the killing last night
of Mr J W Illy near till fathers home
about six miles norlb of Santo In Palo
Pinto count
Hy what could bo gleaned from partei
from that nolubborhoo 1 It appear that
young Mr Illy was accompanying a
3 ouiib ady Mis Jlcjtty home from
church both lielntr on horseback Shortly
nftcrv ard tho father of the young man
found the dead bode of hU son lying In
the road lly the nature of the wounds
It is supposed that a Winchester was
used by the murderer Ilolh borsosworo
found later on with blood stains on each
Search ttii mide for the young lidy
but up to hit accounts she Ale not
found Jcilousy is supposed to be the
causo of the murder
Mr IHjr was iieIknown here anl
hghly reseclel He was a Mildest nt
the Wentkerford college and was at
home during Ihe vacation
Liter According to news just brought
the bod of the ounff lady was
nboitt a hundred yards front
Ct ads In
> v
f of a j
f formtr i
> Ur t le > Ill 10
the hind and near by
t o
young man named lid
sliitor who is supposed
to Kf e done the killing
Worhl 1nlr
WOltUlS 1AlIt aitorNDt ll August
21 The cxblblllon of llrcstock oiwned
today nnd will close October and cicb
dsy thire will be a grant display of
horses and cattle lu the graud pavilion
The esar of Ittissla hns sent licenlyone
bones to Ihe ftflr Home bace pedigrees
that rim bmk 1 5 yetrs nil 1 there are
stallions Id the group that flucluuo cannot
buy
Newspappr men from boutb Carolina were
chlii ihe fair lousy
Illinois dur luurHlay wll be a gn it
ljy In the fdlury of the fair In special
features It will eclipse nil prevlms pro
grams lliere will be fnn anl entirluln
jueiit for evtrlHidy from early morn till
lale at nlglit
Ihe enlhnslsstle claim there will be
half a million people on the grounds that
day
Alt the park north of Ihe art bull ling
will lie lnllUantly llliuulnate1 Tiiesdnj
lilkbt The state buildings will endeavor
to rival one anjtlur lu brilliancy nnd
luwpltallty There wilt be danclug In the
IMilllous and on the lawns and refresh
ments will bo servel on the balconies mil
under the trees There will Ik line uutslo
bere and everywhere All Ihe hauls will
be lu sen Ice It will bo M > ct Point Cadet
ulht an I a gain one
West Mrgtnli will be out In force as
their Joint day with lielaweru follows on
V i lues lay
1 lie tevernor of West Virginia and bis
slitf will be sniong those nn Kent tomor
row erenlng rlio cadets will be welcomed
everywhere lu the bite Uty lbaj evening
o
Tes trather Kulletln
iTAIAIlhTOV TVt All 21 SW
clil tJihiston M jilmum S7 iiifnl
uuiu SO
Al letie Mnxlpium SO niitilmiim
70 rainfall 01
lteltoti Mnxltinun 72 minimum
Ilrulnim Mavieium W tiilnimum
Caslcaiia Mnxlmuin
Coin irbia Mniimuui
Iluntsvllle Maximum
70
70lxiigv lew Maximum
C6
TiiiliiiR MnxliiHim
HO
rainfall k
llrnnBe Maximum l >
lalestine Maximum
Shermon Mixlimini
1VJ mliiljiitm
1 > 0 mlnimuui
Iuero Muiliiium fi1 ininliiium J
DillasMnxlmum isl minimum i
Htlrnc Mixluium HO nilntmum 7
rainfall H
llouilou Mailnnm 02 minimum
70Iluntsvllle
rylr Maximum 02 minimum 70
VTaco Maximum till mlnliuuin 0
Winlbirford Maximum 111 minimum
Means Maximum
riJ rnlnfull 02
mlnlniuiu WllmlnglonAvcrnce JO
00 minimum
00 minimum
minimum 72
minimum 70
l > 2 minimum
fil mlulmuin
01S mluimum
Cousolhlntcil Cotton ItcKlouIliilletln
flAIiVKSTOX lVx Aue 21 Atlanta
Vtcrage maxliunm Oil minimum
C Angu taVerag 10 maximum aS
tries tonAverage fl maximum 80
mlnimuui 7 rilnfall <
10 maximum
Onlveston Vrage
0 iiiliilmum
Utile I locki vera ge Id maximum
8 Mompu rvcr e 14 maximum 8
U Mol rAmage 10 maximum 68
MoSm Vverage 7 maximum
VlS X maximum
° immmrAferaee 11 maximum W
ffir S O maxlmnm 80
SO minimum Id ralnfalj trace
Ateans Masimiim
031 rainfall 0
Tho lVcnther
maximum
minimum
OAIVWTOV1 Tex August SI Ce
TrsbC latenslly has md lis W
of
central and northern portion
Z r easlern tbe Jl = V 5 < ii rh S S
other l r
Perry is 41
Western
EiV ciisS gil but sightly o er
itZither roreenst
njUtTXTOV Tex August = l < Spe
iTTZl msoe St Oalseston for lbs
clalh1yec ld
twenty fur hoa ° T al
night August K5lr MiowsI
rslas warmer wariuer l cmrsl
Sr J >
cep
iuJiiry lenpcrstwe
1c I I Klroi
ar fw
sb rt S
Is
known lolte an < MU1M
rUoiTa VcatUagxri
CRISPS COMMITTEES
Some Radical Change Made In A
Isnmcnta
spitiNGKii has niic ncposcn
rrom tho Clialriunuslilp of Wny nml
Menus Icxon Paro AVcll Sub
IrenAiirlc Ordered to Pay
Gold Over the Counter
Out
WAMHNOTOV Aug 21 rrom
our Correspondent l he nnnounciment
of tbe bouse committees lll shadowel
everylhlng else of Interest here today
1 he Texas delegation were lu tbe main
viell pleasel over their Individual nslgn
incuts and were cry happy that Texas
claimed tho two most Important and pow
erful chairmanships on the list VihUo
the committee on ways and menus in
view of the present tartf uncertainly Is
most watched by the public the In
fluence of the Jud clary committee on
the laws and the appropriation com
mittee on the public exchequer Is all
IHrvndlng toluiul Jnlberson baa so
long been ihalmuu of judiciary that
no ono nor lllnki of tils remind Kn >
irs nppointmeut has met wllb general
approval bere as nn honor well deserve
placed In the hauls of a man who wll
not misuse the K > wcr which It brings
It Is Ihe most inuuntlal cbalrmausblp of
tbe bouse
The Tesu allottrenls arc as follows
Hiitcheson patent claims
Cooper war claims alcoholic liquor
Irtlhc
Kllgre coinage weight and measures
territories
Culberson chairman of judiciary bank
ing and currency
ltille Judiciary
Abliott District of Columbia expen
ditures In the navy department and
public buildings mil ground
Pendleton ludlin nTns
licit laclfic rallruids
Sacrs chairman of appropriations
Ureshtm public lauds raivvays and
canals
Criin eihairman of cxivcndlturcs on
public building election
Pjhibal Immlgriitluii and fiatumllza
tlon Irrigation of arid lands
0ckldl mines and mlulng expeudl
tiirces in Iflie agricultural department
prliatc landslaims
lly right of te ilorjty tho clialrman
ship of tho committee on territories was
duo to Mr Kitgorc but lie went to tho
speaker tol 1 blm he did not desire to em
barrass him and that bo would waive
Ids claim if Hid speaker had lu view the
appointment of Messrs Culberson nnd
Bay ens
1TXA8 MATTJIIW
WASHINGTON Aug 21 Comlilrol
ler llekils to lay vectivod notlco of the
suspension of the Iirst National bank
of ball Marcos Tel and ordered 1x
itiDliur Uftiiuon to go thcro at once
One fouiihclnsa poslinmtcr was ai
poliihd for Texas tolay at Ininltv Moiiu
talti lhos Ilarrah Jr vice N U Nor
0 r U d
0M r sJ II Subbs of flaleeston
J I Moody of i > br and O b I Hoi
bind and wife of Victoria were Unas
visitors at tho capitol today
CONllUMIDPAYINa OOID
VASHIVOTOV Aug 2t Postroast
ertJeneral Illsscll lias ro < oIcd the re
port of Ihe Inspectors who rcceully mado
an Invcstlgallon into tlio albged Incom
lieteut wanagemcut of tbe Kansas City
poslolfice Tbe reiort makes no Impu
tations against tho pcraoual bouesly of
tho postmaster but tin Is the irregulari
ties lu the othoc many aud the disci
pline extremely lix
Tbe senate continued tho following
bcolt ike of Illinois to bo assistant
sxretar of Ihe treasury
itibert 11 Howler of Ohio first comp
troJi r of llio tre isury
Charles II Maiisur of Missouri sec
ond comptroller of the treasury
James T Tlllmin of Tenuessec res
Isir of Ihe treasury
Itohert M Cousar of Tennessee deputy
first audllor of Ihe treasury
John C UdwnriU of Illinois deputy
skoud audllor of tbe treasury
IMott N Ilowninn of Indiana deputy
fourth au limr of the treasury
William C Crnwford of Ixjulslann
deputy auditor of the treasury for iwsl
olbee deportmeiiL
of Okla
Tlomns 1 I > we crctary
h OrlcMTMe cn Issued by the treas
ury department to all sulrtreasoers to
pay out eil 1 over the counter the same
as other classes of money Hie cfTcc
of ll s Is to pratlcally Place the gold
rewrre among the available Ircaiury
cash assets
what srniNonn BAYS
1V fIHNiT0s lAug 21 When
osked for a statement as to the reason
which Impeled the sneaker to deposo
hltn from the chairmanship of the ways
and means commltlee Mr 5ttijt
said To nay that I am snrprfssl at
my deposition from the cha ninnbip of
committee and my
the w y and means
appointment as chairman of the com
mittee on banking anl ourrner Is only
a fceble expression of tbo truth I lis
what
no Inllmalloi from the speaker
ever as to bla failure to reaip nt or
Ids Intention to make me ihalrman or
the other commiltee I from 0 work
to which I have given the test study
of my life to a committee and to a
business to whlh 1 have given hut lit
Mention heretofore f know noth
lie
ing of Ihe mollies of the lieiker or
t object
nie be desire
She ho bad In view Ho assured
to do that viilclT be
fliought test for thewuntry and for the
Kmralle I >
ttf 3 Vf
madV a mistake but oplnloijs may Af
S I d not care to make further
tateieat at thlsjlmel
CONOllUS SOT lNHIKri31 J3CT
CUIVELANn O Auj 20 P
lilteUe the m ne owner and capita lit
pnblb the fedlovlug letler
fron Senator Sherman on tbe money
Senate Clamber Washhutera Aug
IOUT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY AUGUST 22 1893
10it O ltltchle Dear Stt ours re
celveel aud read Willi l > lelsnre I l w
lleve congress Is address ng llsef to pr
vl le a cure for our present olmeuUies
hut this cannot he hastened In a Ixtly
composed of 450 senators and members
In Uie meantime events are rclirviug us
slowly but surely The lueomlor of
told the large tncrcow of our paper
money and confidence In our ability lo
maintain the ataudird of silver and gold
at par with each olher aretrillelii our
l uitiin ld not Intend to lie In a
hurry In expressing my opmlons oa the
best mode nf rc ef for t IblnV H Is
lietler to move slowly nud to say Utile
until something may he done
it Is a mistake to Mippoul congress
Is idllTereut to tbe matin There Is
nn honest difference among tbe eplo
nud Ihere la a growing feeling that all
that Is nee led Is an Increase of currency
of the national b t Iho lupetisiou
of further ptirrhisoa of slver The lat
ter I do not regard as Important ex
cent to diss pate the fears of Ihe esil
tallsts that we are eiunlnc to the silver
standard which means the demonetisa
tion of god a large contraction of the
eirrcnev and n separation from the
stanlarl recogulvAl bv all nations
thi
jours
i ry truly
yonrsJOHN
JOHN SltUKMAN
nirnouiMnNT icruis up
WASlIINOTOV Aug 21lcrorts
recelve1 hv Ckmiplroller Ilckds frotn all
parts of the country ludlcato thst a
lietler feeling prevails In Kinking cir
cles Tile number of failures was last
week mall a compared with the cor
responding week in July and Ihe mouth
of August up to date Ins been com
parutiely free from pin More na
tional banks failed In July than In any
monib In the history of the country and
the record for tho current year has been
most appalling It Is believed now that
the worst Is over though failures In
various secllous may still ho expectcd
It Is known that in N ewr lork ml
some olher places several of the batiks
that are still treated os solvent are lech
ideally lusolrent inasmuch ns In some
Instances they hive failed t pay cash on
good ihccks e > r to honor In full the drafts
of depositors though mill liretending to
do business Sjme eases of this klnl
have been reported to thi comp roller
by eoinpUliilug depositors or checkhohl
ers but In lien of llio fem ml Mrmgelie
that slill proalls Mr i ekels if not dis
posed to chse lustllutlons that If treated
with aolno lenlilli will ivenlber llw
storm and shortly return to a rid 1 ole
eeriunee of all tbo technical wiulre
ments of the liw He lllncs Hut
sileli a course will be belter for lb di
pisdors and business coiuttilinltii s where
the biuhs are located
Nearly lis national hank haie cloje1
their doors during the summer but
more than half of them have already n
upened or else arrange 1 for mi early re
suuipllon of business Just twenty two
bnuU have reoitued tlulf dwrs In
eaeli Instance their rupilal was uidin
paired nnd In nearly cver case Ihe do
poHlts hale 1ein relumed In full to tbe
liiuk upon rroivulng the folouing are
Ihe binks lliat hnie reupuiM
fbe rkiuthiru tollfornla Nalloual and
llio llrst Notional of 1w Anifiles I at
tho 1 Irst Notlmsl or San Diego tol
the llrst Nationil of SanU Alia Lai
the llrst National cf San llernardlnci
lal tho tvctlid National of Ashlslld
Kendall
Cy the llrst National s f
llfle Ind the Ilr t Nstlimai yl ImHan
nnolls In Ihe llrst National of II co
Iol Ihe llrst National of Canon Uly
Col the iroclcy National of Urceky
Cil tbe National bank of Commerce
of Denvir tol tho Alner can National
of 1eadvllle ol the NationOmit > J
Commerco of Proto Dull tbo 11
Nntlonul of Cisco Tex the Jlrmers
National of Hciirlitla Tex the Mis
sonrl Natliiul of Kiinsis tity Mo
the late City National of Atlanta la
the Wasblngton National of Niolnuc
a1i tbe llrst National of Aiiilnnr
Kan tbe lllltchhsoii Nat ml of IIlitih
luson Knn nnd the llrst Niillouol
of Port Siotl Kan
Tlie Inst of these to reopen was the
Denvir
Notional hank of omipiru
wbbli resumcJ Saturdiy
the
of
It took In
first morning
SM1IU In deposits
iiid milrtllJ I
tiald
has been orgunlicd in < olorido Is ap
plication for a lurlirlsliiaxraiilil to
lay by tbo coinptroller It iinb kimwn
National Inlik of
as the Niw I ueland
Highland Col and Its liioonwiitors
feCbarles D Monroeof 8oell 1 Irldac
Mamh nnil liU nnomlaUii I inymic
banks that ara still cb cl haie made
arrange me nts nnd secured pennies on to
fcolKil and the most of ihem will re
business lrore Sililembir 1 One
stniic of Im Jo
of then tho Central Nalloiuil
Col will reopen this lnek Ibo others
tIio Western National and Ihe Amer
tea Nal ona f lufdo the 1 n
National the Oommcrrnl Notional the
National
Nilllonal the
mid the Peoplo National of Denier the
llrst Nntlona of Inn Jtin ti > n Col
the llrst National of Provo llloh llio
oUiirclal Nation of < klcn Itf
the llrst Notional of Cbiyinne the
American National of Onnba the Union
National of Iloohiatcr Minn lio I r
inauAinerlcali National of Kt lnil
Minn the 1 rst National Ihe National
t i anl th MinVato National o
Iankalo Minn the Citliens NaUoiial
of AtVlca lnd tba KintUky > <
the lxinlsvllle City N ll l
bant National nnl I the I yurtl Njllon
rirnt Natlonil
ville Ky 1 the
Center la the larcjia Na
Taenia anl lb Pint v National
Al of InilsviUe
of Irnndy
tlnus of
Angeles Mash > < > Ml
of Port
bank of Aldand of A llaii1 cb h
llrst National of Ashlan Ills a
Wllwankee National of Mllwai keel the
National of 1 nprca Ihe 1ou
llrst
Countv Natlonl of l
Wis linia tho llrst Nallpnal of PUftrllle
of Mlnsloli
wis Ibe llrst Not onnl
X1 J j the IJoyil National of Jamc
town of North Dakota the thsmW
lab National of ChajnWrlaln D
the Watahachle N 1 V
hachle Tei the Hrst N < J
American National of 5
the National hank of 1 i J Jr f
Kansas City Mo th I Irs National
of Harrlsonvllle Mo Ibo1 aricrs Nn
llonol of Plndiar < < j A T
National of Oklahoma Clly O 1 Ibo
Plrsl National of Ci > rryvnle Kan 0e
llrst Nallonal of Ita II Ivan he
first National of Helen Mont he
National Park bank of Uvlnr 011
Mont Ibe llrst National of White
Sulphur Snrings Mont the 1 Irst Nn
lbMil of Illrmlnirham Ala the Onimn
NVaUoual National Ihe < vtrf1i
i
tloinl and the Ahiswirth Nalbinal of
Portland Ore nnl tha Plrst Nallonal
of l ist PorilaoA Ore
Heveml 1anks are arranging to re
sume business nnd as won as conplete1
to the atlfaclbi of tb eompiroller
Ibe necessary peruilsslen will be granted
riQHT ON flKslONS SUHU
WAPIIINOTON Aug 21A do < cn
or more parllsans la thi senate are pre
Pirng for a red hot contest over the
pension question Hi < IT
clpltated on Mr Oalllngers resolution
asking the ommlsijHKr of pensions if
L baa coiformsl to ti
a large tinroher of liens oners frenn the
rols without a hearing
A number of aenatora believe there H
no warraut in law or practice which
sPI justify the commissioner or the see
fetar of the Interior In dropping pen
sioners on the suspicbm lliey ale not en
titled to pensions Already he number
droiHed from tbe Volls reeenlly has at
tracted the alleuttoti of the friends of
lsutsloorrs in congress
It Is expected the question wll come
before the house also as soon as that
liody disposes of the siller problem
There wll 4 e aotiie vary harp partisan
iitterauce when the question comes uii
It Is sill an effort will lie made to
adopt a Joint resolution provlltug that
ens oners shall not be dropped until It
is pioved that they aro unlawfully draw
lng iiensloos and that lltey caonol lo
taken from the rolls ivndlng an Invest
gallon Into tbe niellls of their cases
Senator Palmer ns elillrmsn of tbe
committee on pensions Is lionr1 the
brunt of the complaints of pensioners
who have lieen auspenled The are
sendnff to him to have their case s envered
bv siiedal acts of congress lie lias re
eclied aeierii huudriHl such applications
nraiMiN01 avpiihiiinsivi
WASH1NT0N Aiig 21Bime of
the coitserrnllro silver men like Judgi
CsillH rseiii and M r llankbead aro Iwcom
Ing aomowhat doubtful nliotit tbu result
in tbo senate They fear tho Influence
of tbo administration may cause others
to go oicr to the uncoiidlllonal men likn
Senator Voorheea did Tlio declaration
for bimetallism nfier Ihe repeal clause
In Ihe bill reported In the senate Mlurday
while It HUM ns nothing Is only a catch
penny drchtrttoui to lvo Ihitii sulllcieiit
room to climber out titoii and it Is lies
slble for sntli a bill to go through
Mnmld such be tin eitse it nieilis the
ivislpoiieiiiint of iMiiutallisui for n very
long time Tl Is decliratlon Is ntl over
turn from Ibu single stendard men hilt
no oue who has studied tho silver light
wlitcli has been In progress In congress
for yells belleres they have Ihe faintest
Men of standing by ict decliratlon
slunld tlicy nival the Sherman Ian with
eat substitute legislation It Is a Imp in
to w hleh Senator Vuorhei s walked and
olher senators are in serious danger of
belne caught In Ihe same
Again ihere are fm > coltinie senators
who ut heart ivoul I like to sihi this lery
VII g Ibroiigh Of course no free coin
age will follow It for the present uud
they will bate n fne coinage plitform
to run upon ugnln Tlio nttmge legisla
tor i for kiioev first
ifiirsircOMMirri ns
WASl IINOTON Au 21 Speaker
CiUp bus aiiuoiintisl the npiioiiilimnt of
liilnmi of the various cotuudttcc
Among thein nre the following
lleclloti0 Ierrnl of Mrtrttih
Wave and Menus Wilson of Vlest
1 Irtlnla
Approprlrttlors Saors of IVxni
Judlclnr Cnllerson of Texas
Coinage Wi Iglits nud Measures llland
of Missouil
lliiiklng mil Currency Springer of
Illinois
rcnelgn Affairs McCrcnry of Kiu
tircky
Interstate nnd Pordgn Commerce
Mlsa of Virginia
Hirers and llarliori Illancliard of
lioulslniit
Agriculture Ilitdi of Missouri
Military ArfalrsOiilbivnllbo of Ohio
Nnvnl AtTolraCuiiiiiiliig of New
lostoflieo aud Poslronds Henderson of
Noith Carolina
Public Lands Mrllae of Arkansas
In Han Affulr lloliimi of liidiiina
Moribnnt Murine ond llslirllra
Plthblii of Illlnos
lerrltorlesWliiilcr of Xlabaina
llillnovs ami CiiiinlsCittrhluia of
Msslssippl
Pnvsie Land Claims Pendleton of
West Virginia
Mauufueturles Page of llliode lsl
tlncs nnd MlnlngWeadock of Mich
l uhlli llulldlngs an I tlroiindsllout
b
pacllc 11 ud ltilJy of Intiul
iJ iis nnl lmproleliieilts of the MIs
s iml IllirVllen of Mississippi
KUatix Hub nf lelineasee
lslwr MiOnun of Illinois
Militia rornmii of Illinois
Patents olert of New iork
ClaimsHunii of Norlb Camllna
1 r Claims ltelsbooi 1 r of Peiiui
strict of Coluinb aHoard of Mis
Ttevlslon of UwtKllU f Kcntnchr
ixi idlliires hi Stale Dipartiiicnt
r > ter of lrrfiiiia
nilsndlluris In Trasury Dpartiueut
llirwlg of Mlseonsln
llxpeuditur In War Department
Moiitgoini ry of Kcnliuk
r iwnditiiiis in Post OIHcu Depart
mentttiles of Alabama
i < uilllnres hi lulerlor Dpirtment
Tiirner of llcirgn
Pilietidlllires In Ibe Department of
of New otk
JustlceHunphy
INpenlllnns In tbe Deiiartinent of
Agrlciilliifr lldiiiumls of Mrglnln
Public lIulMliigsCrnln of Texas
Library Idons of New iork
lmtlugllliliiirdsim of Teniiessie
CHII Servb eDi forest of Connect
lJccllon of Preslden and VlccProal
dentIllch of New Iork
Ventilation and Arou llcsMiill of
Carolina
South
Tr1IHc
Alcoholic lquor
IugHlli of
Irrigation of Arid Lands Cooper of
Vmui irrnilnii and Notiirollxatlonfllis
J
Th m t ln iporanr c mmlllec aro
uySiVid jieaJsWllJo of Virginia
chalronn McMillan nf Tennessee Tjir
mrof Ocorglo Montgomi ry of Kenlniky
ildlng of Sllcblgnii Cfkran of New
Iork Kievlis of Masssburolts Ilryuit
of N braska I Ire k 11 ridge of Arkansas
llynnm of Inhaua 1arney of Mlssiurl
Iked or Maine llurrow of MlWeau
Patae of New York Dalsel of Peniiyl
vanl Hopkins of Illinois Hear of lima
Coinage welKhw nnd in asures llland
of Mbwiurl cJialnniin Traciy of Now
York Kllgore of Txas I laa
Jofinsoii of ManUllA Dingley of lalne
HtoiieorPmusvlvanla Jolinson of
I W
Maryland Dlugley of Maine Hweet of
flanking nnd cilnencyHliringer of
Illinois 1 hallman Sperry of Oimilctlciit
Coi of Pennsylvania < Wi of Missouri
of Texas Kills of Ileuliicky
Con rson of Alabama Warner of New Iork
Johnson of Ohio Illaek of leorgla Hall
Mlssonri Walker of MsseacJiitsotta
of
IVnnsvlvaiila Henderson of
llnxlns of
Illinois Itoswll of Connecticut llaugen
of uiscousin Johnson of Indiana
of Texas chair
AmroprlallonsHayers
man llriikiirUge of ICetitiKkl Dock
rv of Mil < > mpton of MurylanA
ONeill o Mastichnselts Urlngsloli of
leorgla llasHngtoi or TelinoisM It d
Sm I Iulifana Ilrookshlro of lov
dlana Wllllan of Illinois loralrt cf
v Jrti Henderaon of Iowa Cogs
MasMihusetM Illngham of cuii
lraola Dlngley of Milne Grout of
ernont Cannon of Illinois
luterstnte ana loreigii CoromeKC
lse of Mrplnla Price of loulslina
llrlikner of Wisconsin tleary of Call
fornla llouck of Ohio JUIIory of Plocl
da Pattirson of Tennessee Carnth of
Kentucay l > url > orrnw of UllncHS llraw
ley of South Carolina Hlttb tt of New
ork ONelll of lvnnohmla Uanblll
of Massachusetts Morer of Olites H l
den of New ork Helpburu of Iowa
den of New tork Hepburn of Iowa
Itliers and lldrhors llluuliird
of Isinlslrttu chairman Catthlngs
of Mississippi raster of Uoorgla Clark
of Alaliouia doues of Mrglnia Pago of
ltholo Island Aldeison of West Mr
glnln Causey of Delaware Camlnelll
nf California McCulticli of Arkansas
llaruoa of ItColislu Henderson of Illi
nois Herman of Oregon Stephenson of
Michigan Hooker of New lurk Iros
umir of Ohio Itrlburn of IV niisylTRiila
IVrelgn AlfalrsMcCnary of Keii
ti > k clinirmau Mocker of Missis
sippi Pitch of New Iork ltnyuor of
Maryland tlearv of California Prim of
laiiilslann Tinker of Irglula Denimoro
of Arkansas Mcllttrlrk of Massachu
setls llltt of Illinois Harmer of Pcnn
svliniila Ston > r of Old lllnlr ut New
Hampshire Draper of Massachusetts
Vnnvoorbls of New ork
Pensions Moses of Oeofala chairman
Henderson of North Carolina Jones of
Mrrlnln llouk of Ohio Snolgrnss of
Tsnncssee ruer of Indiana Lisle of
lCentiiVy Clirk of Missouri linker ut
Kansas Isiulcuslager of New Jersey
1 urns of South Dakota Yihltc otOhlo
Tawney of Mluiltsola
lnvafll Pensions Martin cvf Indiana
chairman Uvan of New iork Hire of
Ohio Mctltttlrk of Maasachnsitis llald
wln of iMItinesntn Orahnul of New iork
MiDuiall of Illinois lrdmuil of Petin
sylvanla Ileldr of New lrse llljlor
nf Tnncseoo Plclltr of Sliilb Dakota
llcey of Iowa Alisby of Massachu
setts Milklejohn nt Nebraska htroug
of Ohio
of cliidr
jiuin HrowYi of Indlam Palnti r of
Kentiick Ieiikwoo1 of New iork
liawaou of tecirgln Hays of Iowa Pat
terson of 1 iitiossee Densou of Alabama
Woodird of North Carolina Tailor of
Tentiessesi Wnnjtli of In liana Daniels
of New York Mi Call or Massachusetts
Ihoiuas of Mbhlgan Whieler of 11b
JiiHilary Culbirsoo of Texas iha
man lates of Mabiiuia htookdale of
M wlsnlflil looInlght of Kclilnrkv
lloilner of lAiinshutn Lsytou of Ohio
Wollerlon nt Poiiiisrvnnla lellow of
Niw ork lwmo of Ulnols llallei of
I ixas Tirry of Uknnias liny of New
orlc Powers of er1110nt llrihhrlck of
Kansas tione nf Petiiisilianbi I iKle
rrntr of Iowa Ihll Is or Illinois
Military IlTalrsOilthwnlle of Ohio
cdilhmnii Wlneler of Alabama Ulpbaiil
nf llbmle Island Coriuan of Michigan
Pondlilon of West Virginia Ilrela of
Itlillaiin Silkies of New ork lllark of
llltnos M irgnu of Missouri llowers of
Citllforuli Hull of Iowa Ciltls
of Niw Iork Mnrsll of 11
llnols lllltl of Massachusetts Wooul
er of Pt mis Irnnla Joseph of New
Mexico
Nnml nfalr Ciiniiiilii nf New
Vorlc liairiiinn lllessciilinlner of New
Icrsn Meyir of isiiilslann MrVW of
IlllflVll IS Mills limey of Niw 1ork
Drilmiuoiiil or Mlislsslmil Mooilev of
Mlslsslinl Tiillntt or Mnrylnud Tiler
or 1rglidn llontillo or Maine Ilillfvir
or lowu Wnlswnlll or New ork
Itsndall or Massachusetts Itoblnson of
Pinlisyiinuln lliilldl of Ohio
Potolllc s and instrosds Henderson
of North Cahillnn halrmnn Ditnpby
of New Iork Kyle of Ml 1ssiibl Uaes
of Iowa Tiirpln of AlsKlnia Hlnhir of
Peiinslninla Cabanlss of tlcorula
llurties nf Missouri SeiaiiSoit of Vir
ginia Col In ell of Old 1 Wilson or Wash
Ingtcti Ism I of California Smith of
Illinois llouk or Tennessee Inrdiior
or Nmi li rsey llynn of 01 laboiiia
TIIIl rTlNATL
WAHII1NOT0N Aug 21 Proceed
ings in the senate today did not excite
any unusual Interest and nt no lime were
the 1 nllerles wll Idled
Tlio e Manlle niso was taken up
After ellscllsslou lb was decided lo post
IMitio a vole on the resolution tu seat Mr
Maiillo unlit WcslmNdey at fi p m
Mr Cbnndhr offered a rsilulloii de
Inrluu tbro was no lawful beriuii of
a lfrltnl Ktsles senator by tho lolut ns
eombly which met Jan SI WB lit
Tupikii Kan nml bat John Martin was
not rnllllil lo Ms ant as u senator
Mr Hlewul olTerei a lesotullon whlcli
11ns ngrcisl to inllliiir on thn surelnry
of tbo tiinsiiry for 1 slnleniQiit us to Ihe
sllvr liiilliou puiibisod In July 1SD1
Willi the prices and n he silver bul
lion offered for al llio same
1 nil with the prices askel
The llnsiieo silullllltesl bill reported
lam Prblay illseotiiloiilnir the purchasu
of siller bullion was ttusi taken up so us
to atTonl Mr Morrill an npiuirtniilly
addressing Iho sennlo In raior or Die bill
He first however asked and eblnlnrsl
Ir1 finite Kave or olstenee reinnrklug be
nns In the sennlo ehaiuls r tmlay against
Iho ndilie r his pliysblaii At Iho on
liislon r Mr Morrill s speoh and jller
some minor nutters were illimsc of nn
which
etlciitlrc session was bad after
Ihe aeuolo udjotirurd
Tim iioiisi
WASIIINf TON Aug 21Iiilresl
In the financial dlsciisilon In the houso
was dworfod today by the grealor In
terest every 0110 felt la the announce
ment of Iho standing lominltUcs Tho
speaker hid krit bis intentions so aecrct
that surprises were nnllclliatwl but no
ono was prepnjcil for the radical chant s
mad In Iho pilsonLlofSolneofllie liu
Isirtant committees llland or Missouri
is retalneil nt the bead or Ihe rommltteo
on coinage but Ihe free lolnnste iwople
nro d soppolutcd lu lh loiniiiltlto being
so changed as lo lcaie niueh doubt
wbetber Ibo freo ejlnsgi ni an not
In a inlnoriiy and ivhetber Iho lunnrlol
lioicy of the adminlslration may not
tlnd a majority in Iho cominlliee
Chnlruiati llland when asked tonlgbt
for nu oiinlou as to how Uie comiullteo
slnnils reiJInl I dont know yon
cannot lill how a fe low stands now
adays Aeoordlog to the way they used
to stand we would have a majority f
ono for freo coinage Jlut Jw f they
stand now find Almighty ouly
Afti r the houso met UU tnortilng
Powers of Vermont took tho floor In
siiWort of tbo relsal of ho purchasing
C l l oSker of Mlsslsslptd opposed lh un
conditional repeal of tho purchasing
SlUlicr of lodlaua spoke In oriwslilon
AleiaudtT of Norlh Carolina advocated
freo coinage
Slurry of CoDDcetlcnt opposed free
coinage and advocated the Wilson bill
Brule of North Carolina said that In
his csuvass be had opiiosed free coinage
Ihe farthest be would go was the coin
sue of the American proli as
lnfavor of blineililsii 101
In favor of slrkfmt do nt
atood unatcrably oiippse w
rolnago of silver In tbe i up no
alernstlonnl drrceroent s
Ilecess nntll i
j p
Mr McDanlels Dem i
said he was lu favor of t u
of Mil lis
ft a elllf fe
VOL XVII NO 270
of gold and silver at any ratio that might
lie acceptable
Mr llartlclt Dera of Nevc York said
that with the missago of the president
he wis In thorough accord He regarded
the nmimlniritla protbllnr for free eMtn
age as rcmldiea more fatal than thi
disease They would bo like 1 ileadls
iwlsoti which lnstened tho moribund
patient to death
Mr Stookdnle Dim of MIsalaslMH
nriiinl tint the Sherman bill bad lUtli
to do with tho stagnation of buslni <
hut that t ivaa attnbutablo prlmatllj
to ibo tariff
Adjourniil
llltnrtnlllci Meeting
NI1W YOI1K Aug 21 A meeting o
the New ork delcialea tho to Cbl
ago blmctalllo convenlloi was hold
this afternoon nt tho Ilnlfman houso
I brought togetber several supporters
of bimetallism Tlio object of Ihe meet
lng was simply to complete nrraugemeuts
fur n general mass mirthi to bo bell
nt Coopr ilnloii next Thursday even
ing Ihe aimikcra announced for Thurs
day uenlUBa inciting are Ilryan uf
Nebraska Ilalley of Texas Illnnd ot
vMlssoiirl Dills of Kansas 1 C Slle
it Peuusi Ivnnln leu Warner of
Ohio J W David of Mrglnia Joserh
rjluldoii of Conuectlcilt
M llll tlii tu Humbert
lll UtlN Aug 21 V report Is cur
rent that limpcror Wlllam lias chargel
Prluce Henry of Prussia to express to
King Humbert of Italy his sympathy
In Minelion wltli tbo Alguea Mortis
affair Iho renin 1 not confirmed
0
IliitUi Ulcitiim
lUNDON Aug 21 Scleral newspa
pers published this elnsslllitttlia nt tin
results of ibo lrench elections Itpiib
Ibans 1112 Soeltllsillidleals nnd So
ilnlit > 10 Itndlcnls ll Couscrialius
oil
0 s
Ycllniv IVier lteiinrTa
WASIHMIT11N August 2tlh mirlnl
bospltst burcsu has received a telegram
from lir lVrlrr stale health ottl cr nl
1 lorlda stating there Is no yellow fevrl
at laiutu Anolnir illplttli reisirts an
other new esse at llrunswlrk Us
BUSINESS
CUTTINO PJCIIINBI S
SVN ANTONloT Tex Aug 21
Sporaall Hie lime of tho Southern
Pnrlflo shopmen hero lias been riilutcl
two hours fire days In Ihe week nnd
live hours on Saturday Many frcl tht
rows on ibo Southern Pacific and on
tbo Hm Auionbi and Aransis Pass liaiu
also been li d off
MOIlll SOLID THAN IlVlllt
W X MfACIim IVx Aug 21
lleelsll Tho Waxahncbte National
linnk lately susiHnde1 has risutict
lityuient One of the directors stand to
ionr rrimrlrr that it li on a uioru solid
basis lhau uvir
IIANK8 itlOPnN
DIlNVlllt Col Aug 2l lhe Peo
ples National nnd Union National bmks
tun more of Ibe msisndcd bauks 011 111 d
Ihilr doors for business this liioridng
itixiiviit APPOiNTiu
NlAV Y01IK Aim 21Jamea K
O Hhilwood has lieen appolnte1 rc
ictver of the Ihltadcliilila heading nnd
New lnglniid Itallroad company owners
of llio Poughkccpslo Hrldeet oitipauy
Ibo old Central tho NW ork Cuiirnl
con puny ind lessio of the 1 lartfu I
and Counttlcut ami Ytcstirn llnllroad
company
niBiivTriuiiij
OUI110 I T Aug 2lN iir has
Jiirl lieeu recelvsl hero that Treasurit
MeCurlnln has falhsl and tha payment ol
the leased district money to the Choctaw
Indians will have to stop No riasoii
Is given for the failure MrCiirlalu had
llll KSI of llio motto due Ibe CboetoWS
In his ossiaslun and hi lsind Mil only
fUHiOO llio CboiliuiN vibo have nil
leeched their liiouiy nro foellnir try
blue
ItAILltOAt SllPLIUS PAIUIia
IKlCAflO til Aim 21A reciter
ivus aPIKilntel loday for llio Qninev eV
IMDilall enmpaily rnllrmd tuipUea
Tlio compau sm iinuble bi ineM Us lib
lluntloiji Ants 51WOO0 Llablllilis
jliMo
WILL 1IIHUMI1
NAHIIVIILK Trnil Alif 21Tlio
Clly Huvlnss Innk wbhh mspcndid tno
w < tk nro will rs iim lomorrniv upon n
hails or 21 per tent or tlieibposlis In
ixrllllcaies beAritnt liiicrest 21 per rent
In cash and tint balance In Wlity or iilnwy
days
o0i > siJWH
PIITSHUIIO V Aug 21imploy
ment vat given todny to 1501 Idle men
in Ibis vicinity by Iho resumption of
ope rations In the lllark Diamond steel
works Ibe Hllso Iron works portions
of Jones A Idinghllir iron and slccl
plaut and tha National tube works
HAN MAllCOS 1IANIC
BAN SIAltaiS Tci Aug 21 So
tlnDllio Pint Nallonal bank of Ban
Marcos was comielleil to ctoso lis doors
today on ncount of Inability to roallzo
m sch nrltles but cipecla to rrsum
bildncM eliorlly II president IaIw
1 U Irceii In a billion to tbu assets of
Iho bank filed a died of trust ou000il0
of his own mliut1 city property In
order to secure the creditors whom b
expects lo pay dollar for dollar tha
insets being J0ii000 and Ihe liabilities
hut HOIOiW
SALE OF IMOPITO
Tho noalty of tho Estnto of
Thos Rooho Ordor
od Sold
lly decreo of tho 1robat Court of
Tarrant county I am ordered to sell for
cash tvllbla the nut tblrlr T > much
of Iho real property belonging to lb
estate of There and Wary A Itoche
as shall be iltiewiiirr t VT S th
debta of said eslatf
Ilia properly Include store hods
situatedouilIt1 llonstoa and Wsjithsr
ford strwtl tlnant honses resldeuc
addition obiirbaa
iilsMilaitMsT and Alio farm tie sua
yatr pWPrty farirddf
rt mWa nd within four to venilulle ol
W Jtrj UOOHB Aduualitfator
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