Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

-NSN tilsled in WRitechapel.
e1~sszzsSsA The police formed cor
don around the premises
End en- enormous crowd rushed to the vi
entity in which the crime WAS said to have
been committed, when Il WAS learned
that another murder mad been attempted
on low woman by q man who had &C
comp3nied her 70 her lodging, but that IL
this instance his " )rk had been frustrated.
According to the Womsn's story tie man
had seq ID her ard struck her twice in
the throat with k1iie. She struggled
desperately, and had succeeded IN freeing
herself from the nuns grasp and had
screamed for help. Her cries'h had alarmed
toe man End he fed without attempting
further vlo!erce. Some neighoors who
had heard thu woman's screams fol-
lowed the murderer tor about 800 yards,
when he disappeared from their sight.
The woman says she is fully sble to re-
cogniz3 the mGn, aid gave G description
of him to the pelice. The police sre nope
ful OF soon capturing him.
After sn Investigation Of the iac's the
police are Of tho opinion that the attempt
ed murder IN Whitechapel this morning
wss no. the work Of the msn VINO CONS
mitted the strocioCs murders in that vi
cinity recently. No arrests hsve been
made. The excitement among the people
continues.
THE PARNELL COMMISSION.
LoNDoN, Nov. 2l.-At the meeting OF
the Pkrnen commission to day, presiding
Justice Hsprin asked MIR. Harrington II
ne had anything to say in reference to tire
attitude CT his paper, the Sentinel. Mr..
Harrington replied tG6t he had no state
ment TO make, except that he would &C.
cept the responsibility for what spDeAred
In his paper. The judges retired and re-
turned In ten minuIef, and Judge Hannin
said he regretted Nj. Harrington had re-
fused TO adGpt another course IS advised
oy his Counsel, l. would be wasting
words to indicate how serious was the
contempt Of court Of whic his psper hsd
been guilty. [. Was necessary thai the
authority Of tie court BIS m1irtsined.
Therefore such things must be stopped.
He fined Mr.. Harrington $500.
The taxing Of testimony was resumed.
George Curtain Vas called. He
gave details Of ths murder CT his fat er.
After the murder Curtain was boycotted,
aud their male servants wsrs compelled
TO leave their service. Ga cross exAmin-
alton Curtain testified lie was q member
OF the league when 1t was frat organized.
His fathe- WAS vice president OF the
branch. Witness had no reason to be-
lieye that tia league WAS implicated in
crimes against his family. Various
branches Of the leSeue. he sid, had de-
nounCed the murder OF his f&ther.
Nora FrzmsuFice deposed that n June.
1887, s letter signed by nan named
Downing, secretary Of branch of the
league, WAS received by her father, re-
Questipg HIN to attend meeting. Fer
fsthtr did ros 90 10 The meeting. After
this incident the peoples demesnor to-
wtTd5 her father changed. snd ne CO.
t:iaed pGlice protection. EnEess gave
in detail tacts IN connection T.:h tie
shooting OF her father while he was On
his way to attend The ListWell fair IN
January. g. cEogs examination wirEess
stated her tsgner 1ud uncle had disagreed
respsC cling 8 farm On which heS i2!hGr
resided, sDd the people sided with her
uncle. SIa knew that the league hsd
been suppressed 10 County Kerry. Cuun.
Sci for the Psrnelli-es haze read az edi-
tc-isl published n :ha Kerry Sentinel
corGemriog the murder CT FNznaurice
and regretting the league had been sup
pressed. The hene f ;fal effects which
TBE EXEaPRKsS' BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, n Y. 2l.-A large number CT
notable persons visi.ed Windsor to-day
30 crYeIa;UIS c the Empress Frederick
up1r he: birth 1sY. AN She number
were maLV German lffi,aTg, most
Of whom Carried presents to the empress,
DORsN'T PAN OUT
LoND1N ,N1v. 2l.-FuiiGsr invsstigs-
ton by the police h1ows that the While
chapel woman who reported this morn
ing that che mad been attacked by msz
who wepf 70 her lodgings With her is
prostitute Of the lowest order. She SUI
fered OILY sight Gorssion CT The skin o.
her Tux at ana the police plscs no cr5Ch
in her story If sn attack, They believe
sae Inflicted the ifiI,ies hereeit While
she Was dunk =,
LOWELL IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, NV. q Mr. James R1s-
sell Lowell was barqustec by The Pailo-