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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
CHARGED WIGH aURDER
Two Hen Under Arrest for killing Thomas
r. Damn In New York City.

Two Men Under Arrest TOR killing Thomas
r. Damn In New York City.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Harry ". Homer
and Henry NJ. Bfoden are under arrest,
charged with the murder of Thomas F
Dunn on Broadway Sunday night.
Homer is the man charged with striking
the blow. He does not admit snd is
willing merely to give his statement
under the advice Of COUNSEL. He is 9
cigar msker and twenty five years old.
Brodea is Williamsburgh saloon keeper,
o 1out the same age as his companion.
When Homer was arrested q letter WAS
fou I'd In his possession from his mother
in Philadelphia speaking Of her sons mis-
fortune. The letter is IS follows:
Ny dear all cisd son-I received your
note telling me- Of IN alter Ition you and
Mr.. Broden had with some roughs. I am
sorry have to kaoW my sop, as nice 3
young man as the general run OF young
men I know, should meet with such .
mishap. Harry, you never struck him
first, did you? My heart is almost
broken. Oae son dying and another
in such troubled II God does not
give me lis al sufficient grace and power
80 much sooVe my own L Will go out OF
my mind. Wrise and let me know how
you make out. Oh, may God help you
and me. Write as soon as you can or get
some one to write.
YOUR HEARTBRoKEN MOTHER.
Homer wore Dunn's haI when arrested
and was given HIS own, which was picked
up on the scene Of the murder. He ad
mitted iha. 1t wss his own, snd It WAS BY
his hat he was traced TO his arrest. II
Gays he struck IN SELF. defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
New or,sars Races.

NEW ORLEANS, LA Nov. % There
YVES light attendance Ct the races to-
day. The weather wss clear and cool.
The results vera as follows:
First r ce-Three f0utths of mile.
Rol Doe won IA l:174; Fred WooleY,
second; Lucy Howard, talrd.
Second R.ce--Fve- eighthg OF & milo
Eldorsdo won in Loaf; Mutry, second |;
Sk0beloft, third
Third Il lce-Five. eighths Of mile. Al
pen wen IN 1909; LAURA Stone, second.
Two horses IN the last race being
scratched 1t wss declared eff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

CHICAGO, ILL Nov % A man on the
top floor OF tie Boston store vas caught
in the set CT steslirg purse shortly sitter
l O'Clock to day, and foolish salesman
yelled FIRE. A pzpic was a. Gree precipi.
tEteo. The great Place Wss crammed
WITH shoppers, mos: women, s2d CT the fva
floors there wsre probably not less tlan
1000 human beings, picked tightly to-
eether. The f lor walker turned IN an
Glarm Of fire, aud the afrIghted women,
children and SHOP girls made rush for
the stairwsys. Soon there WIS., jam and
the wesk3r began to go down. A police
msn aud soma more cool headed employees
went to WORK to step the panic. Before
they succeeded, however. 3 number OF
people were seriously hurt, and many
more were nearly dead firm fright.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Laas, Igaarar, Imm,xra,1a

HtLYoKE, MASS Nov. 21-ChgIles F.
Parsons Of Northampton, notorious Tor
hiring ignorant immigrants at Castle
Garden and leasing their services TO
farmers in this section, was ,rrese d here
to-day for having Pcllnder dressed only
IN Cverslls, shoes snd thin coat chained
to seat Of his buggy and suffering in
tensely from cod which literally frozs The
tears on his purple cheeks. The peopla
here are greatly excited over the matter
and Parsons arrest is all that saved him
from being moboed. He will be- tried to-
morrow for assault, false imprisonment
nd cruelty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
England.
TIE PARNELL COMMISSION.

LONDON, Nov 22-The examination
Of Witnesses frcm County Kerry was con
timed az the sitting of the Psrnell com.
mission tosdSY. MIR. Leonard, agent OF
the estates Of the Earl of Kenmare, said
the league WAS rs active IS ever. He
disagreed with the statement OF Balfour,
chief secretary Of Ireland, that the lesgus
was thing CT the past. In his part OF
Kerry the fight that the league WAS max
ing WAS at It's hottest. The plan
Of campaign was all powerful.
Formerly q writ could be executed by the
sheriff vita tie sid CT four policemen,
but TOW four hundred soldiers were re-
qulred. Members OF the lesgue met every
Sunday after attending mass 20 arrange
the weeks programme Of rent assistance
and intimidation. Il distance came from
well-to- d. people. U2til the year 1881
tenants lad been friendly, but after the
league WIS formed they scoied st him
spd the landlord. Ga cross examination
tie witness admitted thst in 1880 it WEE
necessary to give tersuts assistance as
some CT then were blue With
hunger There were 1000 tenants
On the Vermare estate, 200 Of whom were
vsry poor. They rad slwsys tried to pay
their rents. Si7Ce 1880 the Earle Of
VenmGrs had expended El73.G COO in the
Improvement Of his estate. His bill fol-
labor now amounted to $500 weekly
.O1ly such reqt WAS taken from the pool
Tenants az they could afford to give The
witness did not seek to collect rent from
persons blue with hunger, and the Law
was never enforced against tenants Of
that class.
Court adjourned.
The clerk OF the commission handed to
+ iwarG Harrington summons to pay s
hne OF $500 which the court had imposed
upon him for contempt. Harrington
Ptates that he will not pay the hne and
intends to question the right Of the CON-
mission to enforce II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
ninimn G,ff,a EIeetion.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 21-Chair.
man Cowden Of the Republican state
committee will print card in the morn
ing In answer to the Democratic charge
Of fraud on the part Of the Republicans
in which he s6Ys that in sill the counties
in which frauds are charged By the DEM
ocrste, the committee machinery and re-
turning boards are in the hands Of Demo
Gratis. He adds that he is prepared tC
prove and will prove a. the proper TIME
and place that ell sorts Of violations oi
law were committed in the interest OF the
Democratic party. He claims COTS cleo
ton as governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
POLITICAL.
Omsial Esrurns ftcm Hiehizan and North
Carolina.
Har,i:on's Private Secretary.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2l.-The
esiden,select this evening rendered
EEjsh W. Hsliord, managing editor OF the
Indianapolis Journal. the position Of pri-
vate secretary. Nj. Haliord Is forty i've
years Of age and came from England
when 9 child with his parents, who set
tied IN Cincinnati. He began his news
paper career IS reporter on the Indisn.
Epolis Journal twenty five years ago, and
arose In few years through successive
positions to the managing editorship He
WAS for q time managing editor Of the
Chicago Inter S;eGn in Its first years. Re
turning to Indianapolis he resumed the
managing editorship Of the Journal.
Hs was for few years private secretary
to the late Senator III orton. He has long
taken On sctive and prominent part in
Indians politics and was delegate to the
late Chicago convention Representing
Indiana on the committee on platform.
He shares with Hon. William Mckinley
OF Ohio the distinction Of having con-
trioutsd no ipconsiderable share In the
construction of the national platform or
which the late campaign Was fought and
wDr. AS IN editorial writer, ne Was
| widely known for his able and inciaiVe
political articles, the pungency OF his
style giving his writings distincliveness,
leaving no doubt on the reGder's mind SIS
to their authorship. For several years
past Mr.. Halford has been on intimate
and confidential terms with G neral
Harrison, and his selection for the i'm
portRut position now rendered, therefore
occasions no surprise here. The new
private secrersly Is married and has one
child, daughter OF seventeen. He Is the
elder brother OF Mr. a. j. Hslford Of the
Washington bureau OF the Associated
| Press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
two weeks iu preparing their repor.

two weeks IN preparing their repor.
Secretary V:iae, completed their labor
st tie government scnonl 10 this city !as.
night. Ths report, which contains $50
psgss CT !ypewFilJg viii mtrs end Illus
;rs;ions. wss forwarded 20 Washington
By privite message to-osT. Captain
Pfstt said - ds7 that ihe report contains
some s'sr.licg revelations Shch will be
resa with or S: in:erest throughout the
country. Il shows The condition of the
lndians, how they have been tieated BY
the government, aud the commission sees
no reason why the government should
hsve any trouble Il bringing them 10
scme terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

school building. When the children OF
the first floor saw the fame shooting up
through the boards they raised the cry OF
fire. Instantly there Was panic In every
room Of the ecAool building. The chill
dren rushed pelI nell for the narrow
doors, crowding and i0stling esch other In
their efforts to get out. The children
ware piled up st the foot CT the stairway
in heaps and al attempts to bring order
cut Of the confusion were az first fruit
less, but haAllY the fremen and police
were s5le to check the children, although
they had to contend with On excited mob
Of weeping mothers ttat had appeared as
soon IS the news OF the he spread through
the Deighborhood. The Ere itself
amounted to ii:tle, and as soon as 1t was
extinguished an EXAMINATION CT the in>
jursd was commenced. Il wss found that
while hundreds were badly bruised and
shocked, 70 one YVES fatally OF seriously
hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
VIII destitute Suit,

WASHINGTON, NOV. 22.-As result Of
the conference between General Msbone
and Senator Q1sy recently held In this
city 1t is announced that proceedings will
be begun in the Virginia state courts and
the Uaited States district court OF
Virginia attacking the right Of the Demo-
cratic electors in that state to cast their
votes for president in the electoral col
lege. Certificates Of the electors will not
be issued until after the meeting Of the
state board Of csnvassers in Richmond
ne xt Monday and the Contemplated pro-
caeding will be Immediately Instituted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

burg and Bremen 10 the German customs
union aud TO the conclusion OF CONNER
ciaI convention with England. He Was
grstihed to know that trade lad improved
and said that the prospect OF
higher prices for farming products
iusrifiso the kooe Of al Improvement n
agriculture. he emp5as zsd the ra;ifc
character Of Gsrmsny's foreign relations
and policy, and said that his visits
abroad, which bad been undertaken Will
q view tc sficcEipg en- understanding II
the interest of peace, hSd caused uniVer
sal conf fence in the maiRtainence o.
peace. The emperor made no reference
TO any Military bills or credits, arc
touched but D:ief7 upon East African
affairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Jacksonville is preparing for a clean
bill Of health in the future. The street
Improvement corps is hard st work, and
places that few weeks ago we're narrow
lsnes or coTpaths, where foot passengers
made their way through thickets or
msrshy tracts, are turned now into CON-
fortsbly wide streets, dry and well paved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Liberty; ". s Moss, Henderson; james

Liberty; W.. Moss, Henderson; james
81 Carter. Marshall; q. Renoerson,
Texarksns; & N Henderson, Sulphur
Springs; E G. Dleklusop, Ru:k; T,
g. Foster, NsVssots; 81 NJ. Trueheart,
Galveston; W. J Groom. Wharton: D c.
Glddings. Brennan; a. J. Rosenthal, La
Grange; P B. S;oddhrd, Bryan; B. T.
Barry, CoIaicsns; Il II. Spsuiding
Denton; q. L Collins, Denison; Joseph
Nalle, Austin; G G. PepdIeton, Bolton;
J. P. Bridges. Luling; A. B. Barry, Msri-
dian.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
DELEGATES TO MONTGOMERY.

rt xas to BE well represented at the Intsr-
seots Immigration 0szs.naon.
special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 22.-The governor
has appointed, By request Of Colonel
Chiffon, secretary OF the state immisra-
ton bureau, the following delegates to
the interstate immigration convention at
Montgomery: y. G. klttrell, Leoz csun-
ty; J. II. Mosre, Nuec.s county;
j. 4. Preston, Grimes county;
T. 6. Fountain of Falls
county; q. E. Shelley Of Travis coratyj
2. Z. Pearron, Fort Bend; George
Knight, Dsllas; Henry Psrneil. Robert
son; c. BisEenall, Mason; ]. 2. Geek,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
BIZ at MRIl,c.
sreo.Al to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MARLIN, TEX, Nov. 22.-This morning
o. O'Clock fire WAS discovered IL William
KlllebreW's brick building which 1t con-
sumed, also Langs frame building sdjoin-
ing and Wharton and Sutherlard's frame
building ACROSS the street. Killebrew
lost in addition to the building his STOCK
Of d:ugs not insured. W. NJ Fssgle lost
bis stock OF groceries irsuyed. G. A.
XMAS saloon fixtures and stock were
damaged by removal, not insured.
Wharton ana Sutherlsnd's fixtures in the
meat market were damaged By removal,
no insurance. -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
SPORTING.
Fight 10 the Finish

NBw Y, RK, NV. 81 Charles McCsr.
thy o: jersey City, and George Young OF
Brooklyn, fought to the finish to-nigh,
for the bsntsm championship. The bst-
tie lssted thlrty"three minutes and twenty
seconds, and Young wes Knocked cut
completely In the ninth round by left
handler on the bridge OF his nose. He lay
unconscious on the floor over ten sec
ords, and the figh: ard Q $500 purse was
given MCCARTHY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

He famous Crock
Harris murder case
on 6 change Of
venue from Lamar
county which went
to trial in tnis city
on lsst Monday Is
still progressing
slowly.
The readers OF
THE GAZETTE will
remember { st
James 81. Black
was elected sheriff
Of Lamar county
on the first Tues
dsv IN November,
1884, and was as
ssssinated on the
night Of the 10th Of
that month AT his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Mex CO.
mex co.
TIE MINISTER'S RI 5 On.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov, 22.-The min
listers in body resigned to-day to Mke
eject December l, to allow President
Dlsz liberty 10 appoint new ca oinet fer
ais rev tenn commencing that date.
Mary rumors are sfioat though that the
only chSnges Will be in the ministers CT
war snd justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Washington has remarkably fine street
pavements, but the sidewalks are in
wretched coudltion-brick here and stone
tagging there, with an occasional wood
tagging. Indeed, they are 30 bsd that
many pedestrians take to the middle of
the street. On Sundays the sidewalks
are almost deserted, and the church goers
in the most fashionable attire take to the
middle Of the street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
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John Sonairsuk, farmer Of Miami
county, Indians, recently captured big
gray eagle, the orlv one seen sliye in that
psrt OF the state for manY years. A lucky
shot broke the birds wing, which WAS
then easily taken alive. It measures
seven feet from wing to wing, is q mag
indecent specimen and will probably llya.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Both Cempbs!Is Sont Up.

WACO. TEX, NV. 22-Robers Camp.
bell, brother OF Dan Campbell who was
sentenced to twenty sTe years in the pen
tentisry in the district court this morn
Dg on charge Of Highway robbery, was
also serteIcyd to twenty five years this
afternoon on the came charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Kunnsla County.

Correspondence OF the GazstR.
BALLINGER, TEX, Nov. 20.-Tne cfa-
cial count OF the votes in this county re-
suited as follows: Cleveland electors,
1872; Harrison electors, 81 Fiske, 4.
Ross, 4+0; Martin, "a.
Cougressmlr-Ssyers, 1885, Belknap,
SO.
State senstor-H. T. Sims wss elected
R9presentstiye-Sim Whittel. che .ssi
two hsd no opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE P4RNBLL COM
MIS- ZION.
DUBLIN, Nov. % United Ireland
makes furious attack upon the Psrnell
commission because OF the heavy fine i'm.
posed on MI Edward Harrington. II
SAYS whether It Is guilty OF contempt or
net Il will 20! abstain from commenting
on she sction Ct the judges. Il then re-
cites the charges made by the Kerry Sen.
tiuel against the commission aud as serts
that thu government whose existen &c Is
ST stake has packed the c0ur..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Death From I'D OH ssoys

CLEVELAND, ORIo, Nov. 90 Fred and
Amelia Doest, = yourg Garmsn couple,
went to bed les: Fight In L rccm in which
wss small Oil stove. The Gsmper IN
the pipe WAS turned and this morning
Mrs Doest wss found dead In bed. Her
husband is in corvulsions and may not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
The Sunday GAZETTE, 81 80 per year

The Republicans of Abrams, Wis, re
gard it ss an omen that On the day after
election two large bald esgies came
swooping down from the north and cir
cled around their Harrison pole. The
birds Of victory remained lowering about
the pole for several minutes, and theE
sailed maj sstically away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
%ichigau'a Vote,

DETROIT, MicE Nov. % The official
CANVASS OF the vo.e in Michigan gives
Harrison a plurality of rs $50. Total
number Of votes cast AS 200, Increase OF
70, s83 over four yesrs sgo. divided az
folows: Harrison, 236 $40; Cleveland,
2l3, +03; Fisk, 20.942, S re ster, 1872.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Italy.
READY TO MOBILIZE THE ARMY

READY To MOBILIZE THG AkMl'
ROME, Nov % Genera Ville, minis
ter Of wGr, stated IL t1e chamber Of 6ep-
niles 20 day Inst railway arrangements
hsd been comp eted for mobilizlrg the
army in event .aat Il became necessary.
OrdtnsrY trAii will be Stopped and the
military will Essume direction CT the
service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Narfh CsrolinsIlY ntn.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 90 The csnvass
OF tie electoral vote of N7r'h Carolina,
completed today, shows las $50 votes for
the Democratic candidates, 134, zoo votes
for the Republican candidates and 2787
votes for the Prohibition candidates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Miss Kitty Wilkins, who is known as
the "HOEse Queen OF Idsho," is' the
owner CT a large cst.le range on the BID
mean river, fifty miles from BOISE City,
where, besides other stock, she has 500
Normsn and Percheron horses. she
spends great part Of her TINA on the
range. and is almost constantly in the
saddle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
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In Walls Walls Valley, Ore, four
crops Of strawberries have been gstheTed.
pear trees hsve yielded three crops, apple
trees two crops, snd numerous oiher
fruits the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

brings hundreds OF strangers from
all parts of Texas and Mexico, and the
crowds ON the streets are tina greatest
ever seen in the city. Since the estoo-
lishment OF the bureau OF information
comfortable and ample accommodations
are provided for 81 strangers on
arrival, and the complaint 30 COM
mon last week Of lack CT rooA
aIe no longer heard. To-day
wss iitcrs' Day and toe 500 newspaper
men attending TIE convention OF the
National Editorial Association visited the
fair in body in the afternoon snd were
the guests Of the management.
The races were the most interesting
and exciting CT the meeting and II is
claimed that more money changed hands
on the results than a. any previous Tt xas
meeting Particularly was this the case
in the half mile running race, best two in
tnTee with five entries.
First Raae-rrotting, record no better
than 2:3e, mile beata, best three In FIVE,
purse $500 Eutries: John Morelsud
and Johnny P. Moreiand won. Time,
Pal
Second Rsce-Psce. 2:2C class, best
three in FIVE, purse $500. Eltries: Cock
II biz, C W. L, ard RighIsnd LIddle.
c. W L won; Cock Robin, second.
Time, 1888
TGird Rsce-Ranring, half mile hea'er
two in three, sll seea, purse $3.50. Ed
tries: Boot JacE, Kitty Pesse, Run-Af!er
EN-, Mabel ard Joe Harris. Run After
EN- was big ftvorite IN the suc:iors
| bringing Sl5 TO the h9!ds s.. He won the
frs. hsst, hands down, in fifty Feconds
Kitty Pease second, joe Harris third
MSble fourth. TIE second dash resulted
in dead heat between Kitty Plage sp1
M45le, Bun s!tsr 'En coming under the
wire third. Time, 81, Matusls pals
$285. Bcoi jack ard ice Harris were
ut to the stables st the end O.
tais hea: narrowing the con
test 10 Run After ED, Mablt
ard Kitty Posse, with the piungeIe stGk-
ing ZIG money on the ii 8! named. WGer
the hss' vas run end resulted in tie be.
tween K IN A'ier- Z n and Mable, the sur
| prise EHd Enthusiasm were great. Dark
ness put step TO fu::rer racing, and tht
race will Go finished 10 morrow after
neon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

The lantern of Tuilsmore Light, near
Portland, Ore, is $50 feet above the ses
level, vet several times the glass has
beer broken and the light Gxiinguished
BY seyere storms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Tho five great continental powers of
Europe now have l2.000,sO men under
AIMS, not ID mention the naval Mma-
nents, slmost double in giEs the whole
sta lighting force Of the world twenty
years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
THE KNIGHTS.
The Case of Skefington, the Master
Workman of the Shoemaksrs' As
sembIy-Loss to the Order.
A Recommendation for Moro Buslnersl'ke
Methods Ia tho Disbursement OF
MoReys-ContinuE:ion OF BzrTs's Yale.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. %.

EE question
OF elections
St Il sgitste
tie minds Of
the Gelegstes
OF the Knights
OF Labor gen.
ersl assembly.
Ev 'ryGna now
acknow Lodges
Pc " d er ly's
right Of action
In the choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Rep.rt ef ,hs Irdian Commission

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 22.-Ihe Irdisn
commission, consisting Of Captain R. a.
Pratt, Chairman Judge. Wright Of Ten-
nessee, and Rev. A. ID. CT 'veland CT Da-
kots, who have been laboring for the past
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
OVER THERE.
The Examination of Witnesses From
County Kerry Continued by the
! Parnell Commission Yesterday.
Hsrrtoxton says He 70 IL Not Pay His Fin g
9he Mexican Ministry Imperial ap-
sp3Ga.mentl IN Australia.
OPENING OF TIE RsIcasTAG

ERLlN, NOV. %.
The German
reichstsg ress-
sem5led to-day.
Tae Emp e r "
William opened
tie session in
person. II his
speech he said
that the tours he
had zee n Il y
made had con-
vinced him that
the desire for i'm
periel unity was
deeply rooted In
the people. He
referred TO the
inciusion CfHim.
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Panic in a School suildir &.

EW YORK, NV. o.
At l:l5 this afternoon q
fire broke out in the
First wsrd public school
at Long IslSnd City.
O1e Of the pupils of the
school hsd gone into the
basement and lighted =
gas JET. The woodwork
close to the Jet took fire
and the fame instantly
shot up through s crack
in the floor. Over 900
children were study ing
st their desks In the
yari0uS rnOma nj tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
Ru1siE.
QUEEN NArALIE's RESIDENCE.

VUEEN NATALIE hkEIUhNVh'
ST. PETERtB' RG, Nov, 21.-Tne cZlr
has plice: chateau ySlts asthe d.speiA 81 o.
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INTERNATIONAL FkIR.

Edit or, Chy R.ings Dat fha Largeit st
tendance If amp Daytime RAcirg.
Special to the Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

AN ANTONIO,
TEX , Nov. % -
The weather to-
day wa 3 b g
1n es t of the
month a1d the
attendance at the
Intern alto n n |
Fair exc e e d t d
several thousand
that Of any day
eincs the open-
ing. Every train
in ne city
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