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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Fifty Passengers Injured In a Wrccl,
Near Worcester. Mass.

Worcester, Mass, November oS.-
The rear ear OF Boston, Barre 4
Gardner railway train wcut down an
embankmcnt Just after leaving North
Worcester station this afternoon. Be
tween twenty aud thirty passengers
were in the c,,r and all more or less iu-
iurcu, some severely The most So
riously hurtare Mrs. T.. w Browning,
wrist broken aud head cut; Mrs. Ar.
thur Farrar ot Chicago, scalp wound,
child of L. c. Davis, bruised; Hiram
Collins of Marlboro, y. III forehead
badly cut; Mrs. Collins, badly bruised;
Belle Lamar badly shaken aud bruised.
Others are still moro seriously injured
Another dispatch states that the car
rolled over twice going down u bank
About tif,y were In the car, most of
wlium are more or less injured Those
most seriously injured aud LEFT ut
North Worcester station are Homer
Stearns and wife OF Jetl1rsonvillc;child
of Mrs S,earus hurt In the back; Mrs.
III. Il Whittlemt ofsame place, cut
over the eat; Rev. J. X. Thompson of
Phillipsou, hurt In the head aud side;
a. q. Davis Of Hubbard
Station, slight injuries; his wife, very
seriously hurt in the back; :. II, Ba-
kcr aud wife of Gardner, hurt; Mrs.
Holland Marble OF Holden, head cut:
Mrs. Ellen Morren of Petcrsham, very
seriously hurt; Mrs. j w. Shcpardson
of Royal Stone, head and neck, seri-
Gus; Mrs Il G.. Shepardsnn OF Athol,
back hurt; Miss Nellie Easton of Gard
ner, hurt in the chest and stomach In
ternally; Miss Marshall, telegraph
operator OF Gardner, back and head;
Mr. Gough OF Maynard Il Cough of
Worcester hurt in the head aud
knees; daughter OF Geo, Willis OF
East Huhbardstown, head and hand,
\ car load of surgeons have gone 10
North Worcester. The wouuued will
be brought TO the city as soon rs pos
sihlc
The enhancement was twenty feet
high. or sixty occupants thirty
seven are injured 40 rs to require med
ical attendance. No cause + assigned
for the trouble, although the car
wheels and trucks were but little bro.
ken and tho track has been thorough
Nv examined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Threats of lncendiaries.

Milwaukee, November ~. Chief of
Police Wasson to-day received - letter
threatening him with assassination
and adding that the town will be
burned If work is not soon furnished n
large number of w0rkingmen now
idle. Mayor Stowell has been be-
sought OF late by iunmmemblc APP
plicanis, but puts no faith
in the threatening letter to
WATSON, believing it but the mouth
ings Of some idiot. Local underwrl-
ters have held several meetings, aud
tonight offer reward of 5000 Tor
the capture and conviction of iDcen-
diaries who inlest a part Of the city,
aud Mayor Stowell offers $3.50 on be-
halt of city residents. The Fourth
ward is in II state of terrorism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
A Baltimore Blaze.

Baltimore, November ~. Fire was
discovered ut . p. M. in the iour-story
brick warehouse of Alexander O..
Carey, ION Lombard and Frederic
streets, stored with cotton bales ON
each floor. Soon after discovery OF
the fire n dense volume of smoke
issued from the back windows, almost
binding the iiremen, and greatly in
teriering with their opcrOt ions. The
department sgot quickly tO
work and several streams of water
were soon pouring into the building,
but with apparently little effect Tho
flames quickly spread la IN adjoining
building on Frederick street, also occu-
pied 10y Carey as a cotton storage
warehouse, and its contents were soon
in flames. Loss SD50D0, supposed 10
be insured The iIc originated on
the second floor in the rear offices. nc.
cupied by Winfield, Peters x Co.,
dealers in fertilizers.
The losses on goods In warehouse
are now estimated AT i6O,OjU; on build
ing. $4,000; insured. The heaviest
losers are the Brady l'ertilizing com.
pany of Boston, Boa bales OF cotton;
Chemical company of Baltimore, 200
bales; Piedmont Guanu company of
Baltimore, 1000 bales; baltimore
Guano company, l75 bales; Kinney
Bros. 80 hOgsheads of tobacco and 800
bnps of rice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
Carlislc's Strength -Rallying OF thc
Randall Clans-Copidcnt but
Working Hard.
spociaI TO thc Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
st. Louis, Nov. 2S.-A Wasbinrton
special to the Republican saws. Ths
contest over .he speakership Is becom-
ing still more interesting and exciting
Carlisle Is still in the lead. His ranks
are firm and unbroken under The viz.
orous and persistent attacks of his on.
ponents. The best inforp,atlon Oh.
tainable justitles the impression tbat
MIR. Randall needs about twenty votes
exclusive of those which he will ra'
eeive from New York after Mr. Coyis
forces break up. Randall ana his
friends deny they are so far shor, ~ q
iluJorily' lhey have to-day resorted
~ we device OF giving out an estimate
ueleeauons. The claims which they
put iorth are 50 inflated that they
9eliay the weakness which they were
uesigned to cover For instance, Mr..
MANUAL claims seventeen of the twep-
ty-one votes of New York, seven of the
dourteeh OF Missouri, seven of the
tennessee, all of the seven votes of
North Carolina, and so on. These
claims are greatly exaggerated. Inthe
nee OF ms alleged certainty and conf
dence, Mr. Randall continues TO SUM
mon to his aid additional outside
workers from Pennsylvania. w. j.
brennan. chairman of the Democrat.
nc commit tee of Pittsburp, arrived 10.
day to join hands with Chairman Hem
sci OF the state committee, and with
the chairman ofother Democratic com
mittees in Pennsylvania. John b. Lar
Kin and other manufacturers of
Plttsburg also came in to-day.
10 lend their voices to the cry that the
business interests demand Randall's
nomination. They will be Joined to-
morrow by VIM. Weihle, presi dent of
the association OF the amalgamated
iron and steel workers of the United
States. Richard Naux, n Randall
war horse of Philadelphia, put in his
appearance this evening. Randall
has brought here from all the leading
cities political workers and ward poll.
ticians, protected manufacturers and
representatives of social interests.
Why all this outside pressure should
he brought To bear upon the Demo-
cratic members of the house. if ma
jority of these members ARE alrea dy
certain to support Mr.. Randa l. is one
OF these thugs which no "fellah" can
find out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29

present in Tonquiu, but with.
or defining ;heir locality. Tseny
afterwards declined the proposal of
ferry; but the latter believes The ann.
nasSauor acted without awaiting in-
sitnciinus from pckiu.
tanpvnou stated that measures had
been laken To- dispatch COCO troops
forthwith to Tnquin, without re-
course even 10 their partial mobiIixa.
ton.
AIniiLai Peyron said no fresh dis
patches bad been received from Admi-
raj '"nrbet whose operations had be-
gun, or were on the point OF commence
ing nj the dale OF his last despatch,
November 18th, when he had com.
pleted the concentration nt his forces
loE an attack up II Bscninh. He be-
heNtd t'outhet wa awaiting the ar
rival ot ira Sport bearing 800 troops,
que ~ Tnnquin to-iay. Cpurbet had
been given iull latitude to act. pcyron
hau every confidence In him.
me committee will recommend
That the deputies grant 1900 900 francs,
rs The government has declared IL
would wait the reception of further
news nom Coarbet before asking for
any more funds. TIE committee stood
niheto Two In favor OF granting the
credits.
In the chamber of deputies, Clemen-
ceau, on behalf of the extreme lvft, re-
quesled Ferry to furnish an cxplana-
sion concerning The Chinese meinoran-
dun relative to the proposed attack ON
Bacnhih
Ferry declined TO reply,
Clemcnceau will repeat the question
tomorrow, and If not answered will
bring the matter forward In the shape
OF an Interpolation. II is stated that
Ferry requested the committee upon
Tonqnin credits to postpone for three
days the presentation of their report To
the deputies.
THE billiard MATCH,
Paris. November 2s.--.ln the billiard
match Nignaux made runs Of 1873, ll9
and Ia, AT the close of the nights
play NignauS was 40; Schaefer 55S
Each plaled fifteen innings Scores
OF three. nights-Nignaux ! 500; Schao.
fer,.l ,TlS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
WACO.
Residence and Barn Burned-The Cen.
sus Takers - Observance of
Thanksgiving Day.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, November 2S.-The residence
and barn of Henry NJ. Warren, two
and "A half miles northwest of the city,
were entirely consumed by fire last
night. Furniture, household effects,
forage, etc, nearly a total loss. War
rem says the barn WAS first fired
and the flames then caught the resi-
| dence, which was near by. He says
he has no idea who did It,, unless it
was some enemy. As the fire occurred
early In the night, before the family
had retired, the affair is certainly
| rather mysterious. The fire depart
ment saw the blaze and turned ont,
but when they ascertained tlat ii was
beyond the city limits they returned
much disgusted. No one in town
knew where it was until this morning.
Warren has insurance to the amount
of - 500 in the Royal.
j. B. Hereford OF Dallas is here adj
iIsting LOSSES for the Royal in the re-
cent fire. He says he received yester-
day telegraphic advices OF fires in six
different towns in Texas, and reach
ing here this morning he learned Of
the Warren fire last night, also in the
Royal.
The census enumerttors in four of
the five city wards have completed
their work, and the figures show n to-
tai of 9,043 population. In the un-
completed ward the enumerator has
already ,l3j names on his list, which
runs up the figures to lo,47S. This
enllmerator thinks he VIII get SUI 40
ditional names, which points to a
grand total of ii 200, at least.
The district court room was deserted
to-day, Judge Rimes being absent, but
the grand jury is still grinding away.
None of the courts will he in session
tomorrow, except an early matinee OF
the recorders.
Extensive preparations have been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Disciplining q Railroad.

st. Louis, November ga meeting
OF general passenger agents of Eastern
roads ccnterng here was held this nf-
ternoon to consider the charges against
the Lake Eric & Western OF cutting
rates by allowing tickets 10 be sold
over the counters Of sralpers. The
meeting was secret. but u Is UNI
derstood that sufficient evidence
was submitted to justify serving notice
oh the general officers Of the road
named 10 appear and answer the
ut another meeting 10 be held
on Friday. IL Is also understood the
Chicago d Alton is Involved in tile
mnttef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
New Criminal Law.

Chicago, November 2s.--'rhe state
legislature at its last session passed the
habitual criminal act, which provides
that amy one commits crime niter
conviction Tor the first otlcnse he shall
be punished the full extent allotted by
law for such oilense, and for crime
committed after the second convic-
tion receive not less than fifteen years.
The first conviction under the statute
was that of VIM. sullivan. who hnd
served n term for shooting appellee oil.
Ger and for burglary. He was tried
for burglary this time, and the jury
nMnrdpd him tMnnlN Nrnrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
The Eric Lawsuit.

10, November 2s.-In 1871 the
ienesee Valley railroad issued
III bonds to complete the road
nnNille 10 Burns. Lauren q.
Ioi Buffalo agreed to pay the
on the bonds In consideration
fe OF The road for n Icing term of
He subsequently leased the
the Erie RAILROAD company for
iuil unexpired term OF
Fhafter, on their agreeing
Iinlerest on the bonds. When
Il was placed in the hands of
II Jewett, he refused 10 pay
interest on the bonds, and
Eii brought suit. The defense
F'u ri1s. and the case finally
Z lhe court of appeals, where
IN was awarded Judgment, az
pg, with interest, So, 900,
me New York, Lake Erie *
y railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Nsw YopW. November gS--CurroN- Spot
closed Quiet and unchanged.
New orleans.

GRAIN.
NEW OWhEASs. November ~ Cors
Firm dcmand white al@jO; yellow 90, no
MIXED here,
oAIs4 steady and tn good demand at as,eD
PROVISIONS.
Ftoun--null; family iooei tbas; hiSh grades
aIi N.Y.,
MsAis-l,ull ut $40.
Pork ,rcc nnd higher NJ lit
LARD Higher ticrcV refined s'A kug SIS,
BULK Mn 1S-iiighcr, long clear ana clear
rib ~.
BAcoS.-Gooj demand and higher; shout
dcrs ~, long clear and clear ribs N',0gSl,
hAMs-.Slendy choice Sngarou,ed can
yassed l56i iAI.
wmlsNy -firm, Western rceiinnd cSa
80
,orrEn-steady with nlr demand; COM
mon Ia prime lni,Oulla,
SuoAi,-ActiNc aud flfn,, comm u ~ good
common hp hlA mir TO hllN nhr hleGhr;
prime to choice GtfulE, yellow charlton b'NN
~, white clarified MAR,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY NTH good demand; com.
mon 2jaoG; fair 3S15J; prime 10 choice
ilm,O.
RIOS quiet and steady, ordinary ocholcc,
iledp6is.
BnAS-- iilghcr and scarce at 81 se00.
corroS SKhn ntl.-l'rimu crude, aasn3,
summer yellow ilasi.
rHoDuCs
HAY Choice In mir demand at lTal1l3,
wopi,
Nrw YnnR, Nov. WnoL--Qulct and
firm Cor hir grades, Texas l'opS'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Forrery To Obtain n Pass.

New York, November ~, General
Passenger Agent Abbott, OF the New
York, Lake Erie Il Western ailway,
received u communication from the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fn railway
company enclosing n copy OF y forged
letter purporting To be rom the gen
eral superintendent of the Erie line,
asking u pass for Capt. John Marston,
Whoever sent the letter went To the
trouble To get "A lettechead printed and
stamp cut SO rs to give the application
the appearance of genuincness. Alb
bolt thinks IA pretty extensive business
Is attempted To be done with the West.
ern railroads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
AKu,,sas CITY Fire.

Kansas City, November 2s.-An eS.
plosion occurred in the basement Of
the wholesale drug house OF Meyer
Bros. on Delaware street near sixth,
about O'Clock this afternoon and i'm
mediately the building was In flames.
The engines responded promptly, but
owing TO the combustible character of
the stock could 10 no more than keep
the fire within the limits OF the walls.
The building was Quilted aud it's con-
tents ARE nearly a total loss. the dam
age is estimated at over S3D,UD. a
Waterman Is reported missing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
The Glass Workers.

P'ttsburg, Penn, November 2s.--It
u reported that President Kline of the
glass workers. association, who has
been In New York Tor some time, II
about to close All agreement with eev-
ornl Eastern manufactures, whereby
the latter will withdraw from the ma
tional association and Increase their
isrccs by the employment Of PittsbuIg
workers now on strike against re-
duction. The Kittanning rolling
mills men were paid OIL yesterday, and
the mill shut down for an indefinite
nrtiDl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
KENTUCKY KILLING.
Encounter Between Two Law
yers at Lancaster.

kinnati, November rs. - The
gcial-Galette's Lancaster, Ky,
says Judge George Denny, jr..
i aft rnoOn shot and killed Jas.
|deson, in the hallway leading
fny's law Office. Denny had
biOrmed that Anderson would
lin on the spot, and armed him
|ith a shotgun. Anderson APP
ed with his pistol. Denny fired
Used, and then retreatedainto
|llway, followed by Anderson,
\ close quarters fired. Denny
Anderson's pistol, drew his
nd killed Anderson instantly.
Is an eX.judge of the county,
sisted in the prosecution of Hon.
Ihoa.psou at liarrodsburg last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
TERRELL.

| IT,, on the Drick.Making
~, a'''l asylum Personal.
p soovember 2s'--ln my spe.
o,no,en,ioned the fact that
ucponald had erected his
~, The asylum grounds.
=" have learned that the
q l nays 5000 for
1 ce of burning the
Grounds, which amount
,,c,ed from his contract
hr il obligated to put the
lane. in as go ID GO di-
snind It. | understand
|l = that this amount is ho
the brick stands the test
sasi Extractor and superin.
in nS ,he superintendent OF the
a1 orkiug in harmony, The
sTIII soSing vigilantly to he
~ ,nc slate, and from what
!, If Maj. McLauran we eau
. ~ conclusion than that
. u, vas no less fortunate
e al1'IUrticn than in his local
v,rhv aud Miss Dora Nj.
mn married. yesterday at the
's siSsnee by Rev. J. II. Hem
nv, .ss cumberland Presbyterian
Va oply a few special friends
s..I"u, president of the Red
' ''iIs company, returned from
|. to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
SAN ANTONIO.
,,.- Fatally Hnrt-I'hc Federal
l,,,,hIu and Attorneyship-
vr. paschal's Views.


! is,he Gazette 49,,
[ ,oropio. November 2s.-While
H NJ. evening II soldier was
| Son his horse and sustained
', ,rom which he will probably
INN. His neck is almost bro
=, pa.ebal of this city, who was
n ,ppointed temporarily to the
\ atIcrneyship OF the Eastern
X, ii Texas, says the return of
4 Morrill, to the bench is only
I'm Mr.. Paschal thinks Judge
1. vii be appointed TO the Judge
1 ,pd bimselfto the attorneyship
|, Western district.
I, n.ident Mexican war veterans
f,s afternoon aid adopted reso-
,tiduipr their comrades through
Lscenplry in renewing their APP
h ,peusion from the general
Lnu,pt. R. l.. Graves, Il. Mules,
4 Buausr. Jacob Wallder, j. f.
La add 7. l.. Teele Were elected
Er,ts, 10 The national association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Two Wild Indians.

Chicago, November %, Geo. Jumbo
and jumbo george, two wild Indians
who have been on exhibition here,
while intoxicated created disturb
ancp at the Keller house, whore they
were stopping, frightening anuniber Of
inmates into the street. They were to-
day sent TO BIIdcwell for forty days,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29

EGYPT.
KHARrOUM NOT CAFrfHEp

KHARrouM NOT CAPTURED.
cairo, November IS The reported
capture OF khagtoum is unfounded.
turkish officers Of the contingent Or
uered FOR service in Suudan, consent tn
JON Tue expedition under command OF
baker Pasha. All the English nom
commissioned officers in Egypt volm-
teer To go TO the front. There il much
enthusiasm among the troops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29

hngAE-- Active lower lhlt Va Hpnn frnhlhg
Gifm 096 rennrd steady; unl loai hbd crushed
0dpls; cubes "a.
MoLAsstH- liull hnd unchanged.
Ihcy-I'irm with moderate demand.
Enthusiastically.
WORCESTERSHIRE mt M.
WoOL.-Quet ana hrn. fur nne Texans
lf6bY.
poHK Fairly nciivr. ~ Gmith.
cur MEAS Long rlrnr -.
IAHD-w Weak, i0esle lower prime steady 81
s72Glsf2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
COTTON FUTURES.
/ !or Margins Declared Void by a
GtYia Court.

ursa Member 2S.-The SUI
b. aasG Georgia, in the case OF
maize against the national
sdIK1sta, decided that cotton
h re were absolutely void.
Esgainl made II note for s., 900 to
fi IIallace d. Go. on II cotton iu-
intSaion. The firm negotiated
Ne % The bank, which sued the
fTho plead that the note was
sIiwas given for n gaming con-
~, The court says cotton flu
Fs much gaming as faro, and
|anotes are void in anybody's
whether they know the notes
|yen for futures or not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
JAPAN.

london, November 2s.--A Toxic
correspondent had an interview with
the Japanese foreign minister, who
stated that Japan is most anxious to
open the interior OF Japan To foreign
trade, stipulating only that foreigners
awaiting themselves OF privileges
granted shall be under the jurisdiction
of Japanese courts. This involves u
revision of present treaties and the all
clifton of ali foreign legal jurisdiction
in open ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS


New York. November S.-Goycrnmcnts
firm.
iiailways lirIn.
states qniti.
stocks dull, many fpecgialors leaving town
carly Tor 1hlinksglving holiday. From the
opening until nit,T ! the market generally
lsas weak and lower. although there was no
decline, except in two instances, which was
siight-Maniipbn declined IA aud Canadian
Pacific w. During iilc last hour "a, market
improved, closing NJ or near the icst pRure,
for fiic day, except Canadian Pncinc, when
,fiose, one per cent. on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29

rENIANs AKnEsrEn.

Dublin, November 2S-Thc Free.
mans journal is informed that within
a fortnight over thirty alleged Fcnians
were arrested, charged with conspira-
cy To blow up u residence In county
Mayo. The landlord and police, after
a secret examination of each prisoner
separately, discharged all A majori-
ty were subsequently, re.arrrsted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
RANCE.
AMERICAS ronN.


Paris, November 2S.--'rhe decree re-
scinding the prohibition of the inn
portatiOn OF American porl, Is pub
lished III the Official Gazette.
A FIRE.
HouboS. France, Novembcr2S. Dill
lic's factory, covering 800 square me
tres, burned this morning. The flames
spread to the factory Of Motto Il
Melleason, which is now burning.
The whole town Ia endangered.
ADMIRAL CoUEBErS DELAY.
Paris, November 2S Tie Figaro as
serts that Admiral Courbct has in
formed the government that he cannot
make the projected advance on SOntag
without additional re-inlorccments.
EXCITEMENT IN ALGlERs.
Paris, November 2s.-Algiers adj
vices say that gleat agitation exists
among the tribes. The success OF I'll
Mahdi is arousiug Aiusselnnn fauati-
cism. III Mahdi's emissaries are tray
ersiug Tunis. The encouragement Is
urging upon the French government
the necessity of retaining n strong
force in Alliers.
TIIEIDNoIIN QUESTION.
Paris. November 3S.---Ferry, the
prime minister and minister of foreign
affairs; Campcnon, minister OF war,
and leyron, minister OF marine, at
tended "a meeting to-day OF the COM
mittee of deputies upon the Tonquln
credits. Ferry impaired 10 the com
mittee the text OF the Chinese memo.
randum. The committee approved
the French reply and decided that II
was unnecessary To bring the matter
before the chamber OF deputies prior to
debate upon the Tonpuin credits, be-
cause first there existed no diplomatic
rupture, and second, the government
had promised that the yellow book
should contain n memorandum
and reply to the Chinese rnenloran-
dunn. which stated that France had
imposed upon AMMAN an unjust treaty
and ignored the rights Of China; that
France invaded AMMAN and manifest
ed an intention 10 take Bacnlhh, the
KEY Ia Chinese exports; that CHINA de-
sired nevertheless To maintain pnciiic
relations, but Chinese troops would be
compellcd To resist amy aggression OF
the French.
The reply declared that FRANCE had
no wish Ia annex AMMAN or Tonquib,
the sole objec, OF the Hue treaty being
to define the terms of the treaty OF
1874. in order To consolidate The pro-
tectorate of Tonquin; that France
considered IL expedient 10 DC
cupy Bacninh and ssOnlg, but
there was nothing 10 prevent
an equitable arrangement, positions
from which France haC never swcrved,
and which were indicated in the treaty
of 1874. Ferry explained That he liau
addressed "a note TO Tseng, the ambas-
sador from, China, Ia which lac made
suggestion that official powers Toe IN !
trusted to military chiefs for the pur-
pose of elIecting AN understanding, by |
which China should surrender Bac,
mini and Sontag peaceably to Admiral
Courbet, and that a deliiie settlement
could be negotiated afterward.
The above note brought out reply |
from Tseng, drawing attention to- The
inci that French troops were theh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Fraudulent Pensioners.

Wntertown, Mass, November rs.
The publication of the pension list in
this city shows several pensioners
dead year aud more. one woman
drew pension IN the name of her
dead mother.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-29
Fire AZ Zane Vincent.

WntertOwn. y. T.. November D.
a large lire Is raging at Cnps Vincent
Iirenien and M engine have gone
hence. a Times special says the ~.
Lawrence hotel caught fire and the
entire block was destroyed, an IA high
wind prevailed. Loss $75,00D.