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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16
LOUEeIANA TRAIN ROBBERY.

woman Formerly from Tyler, 4exas
Arrested with Sumo of the Money
On Her Persog.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov IL j. Leon
Pounds who was arrested Saturday III
Covingtop, La , Wac srrsinged to-day be-
fore Commissioner Wright and sent to
jsil in default Of bail. Il Is slated tina,
when arrested Pounds bad three letters
IN his pocket that had been stolen from
the mail pouch ut the time Of tie train
robbery on Nov. on the Northwestern
Road.
To-day Cora Ellis, passing as Mrs.
Girard, formerly from Tyler, Tex, came
from Covlngtun en- route fer Tex,s. she
had been living with Z. T. Bunch, who
committed the train robbery IS his wife.
When che reached this city she wxs taken
in charge by detectives. Thirteen hum
dred dollars Of the stolen money was
found sewed up in her clothing. She
finally confessed that Bunch gave ner the
money. Detectives believe that they will
capture Buoch within the next forty-eIght
hours. Ten thousand three hundred dol
lars Wss al the cSsh secured by Bunch
from the express company. Burch was
corn In NCxubee county, Mississippi,
Is IS yeas OF age, 6 fact 2
inches In height snd hEs red
Ih!skers and auburn hsir. He formerly
taught school ct Auite, Is. Some years
ego ne was clerk Of !ne Cooke County
court 10 Tex's, and resided at Gaines
vile, but, being indicted fer forgery, he
left there about two years ego. He was
implicated with tbs Burrows boys n the
train robbsry On tee nETrow gauge near
TeXsrksns, was arrested and turned
states evidence, WIS called by the South
ern Express Company, and soon after
disappeared, not having eince been heard
Of until his last desperate deed OF NoVem.
o. T 8. Among tie articles fourd In Mrs.
Girsrd's trunk was psckzge containing
| eight dynamite cartridges She also had
two heavy revolvers, which, she stated,
she alwsgs carried and slspt with under
her pillow.
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Tndsnna,s OmoiaI Ynta-

INsfAEAPOLIs, IND, Nov. I3.-The
.astssszl returns OK the vote for governor
cf Indiana were completed tonight. The
total gubernstorial vote is 536. 634 against
1875 ga Ter governor in 1894. General
AoVey, R publicsu, 263 1874; Color el
@stson, Democrat, 28l OO3; Hughes,
Prohibition, 1885, Milrdy, Labor, 1851.
HoVeJ'S plurality 2I9l, agsinst 1892 for
Governor Graz in 1884. The prohibition
vote in 1884 IVES $685. The cA;isl re-
turns on presidential electors are not yet
complete, hut returns thus far Indicate
that the presidential vote IVES only q few
hundred in excess of tie guberustoriaI.
Official returns OF the cor gressional vote
will be completed to morrow,
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OpiuioDr of the leaders.

AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. g.-Your corres>
pondent to:osy csiversed with seversl Of
the leadersoi the Democratic party OF
Texas on the defeat. Ole sssi the party
was now committed to tariff reform and
reduction Of taxation, and that we must
continue the contest. Another said the
course Of the Republicans IN the next
Congress would be: L. To pass the Blair
bill, with view through that as q pre-
text to get grip en- the south;
2. To paes the dependent pension
bill, sud through that extend their grip
on the masses CT the north. AL agree
the Democrats must renew the struggle
four years hence, out under new leaders.
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oorgrasuls,iDs the pre.rd.n.-Ersct.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 13.-The
president-elect wss in receipt Of smother
very heavy mail to-day, which for the
present seems to be occupying about all
his time. An unusual number CT
congratulatoIy letters are !, aryTins
from the south. Among them are
many from Democrats VINO uniformly
state that the result was contrary to
their wishes and expectations, yet they
accept the peoples verdict with good
grace, rot . few even stating they believe
the reeult OF the election will prove
beneficial to the South.
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Ua-llsle's District.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 13.-An examin..
ton OF the bs!lots 0; 8oore, Campbell,
Kenson and Pendleton counties in the
Sikh Kentucky district Shows inst 1909
perforated tickets were cast for John g.
Carlisle. Hiz m>j Gritty in the entire dis
trict ves 605l, SO that IL no further
search is made thers are CROUCH ballots
10 defeat lin If i: Shall be decia-el thai
the perforated bSllo;s sre void.
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az Arknnsar j ,lIifi cation,
NA -AEKnhbhI y JHIH SattuH'
special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK NV. 12.-The Ra-
puhlicans of this. city are having Whist
they term q grand,torchlight procession
and iollifcation here Tonight. Four SIS,
looms and ore grocery store ere illuni.
mated on Garrison. avenue, thoIoughisTe
over half mile long and lined On both
sides with two and three story buildings
The procession is made up principally C
small negro boJs from to 16 years old
It Ia sorry Publication, but the best
they could do in this end Of Arkansas.
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chestnuts cut OF the a.e for northern
politicians # New York Ct the Hewitt,
Hill and Grant stripe. For twenty years
or more these people have been using us
to serve their selfish ends. The solid
south has been used as s cats paw by
them and the solid south ia GisolRfied
tool II it does not kick over the
traces Whist would DO? Why do this:
I would have . convention Of southern
states. Let the convention meet
and discuss the situation. Let
US say to the national Republican CON-
mittee we ara tired Of this thing and We
wsns to break through the traces. Give
US your assurance that you will leave Us
alone to msnsge our state tff sirs aud inst
you will give us decent federal oficials in
tie south aud we will break up the solid
south. I'VE will cut loose from Tsmmany
and the County Democracy and al the
rest Of it and vote for the bsst msu for
President, whether he, be Republican or
Democrat
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Election 10 No. sasu'e Laid,

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Is -Tae result
OF the election held By the osshoroises
in No-Msn's Lsrd was Largely in favor Of
territorial government Nd for the
Springer oz!shoms bill. O: G. Chase Is
elected Delegate to Congress together
with the entire Territorial Council tEket,
fsVoring the Oklahoma bill. The Kansas
annexation schsners poIled only h,light
untp -
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one line, that, to Ksusss City.
Over 200 telephone tiines are broken and
so tangled up with electric light wires
thst the electric light works have been
suspended to prevent accidents. The
snow storm is the heevhss, that has ocs
Cured here st any season Of the yesr
since 1878. The extent Of the damage
cannot be ascertsined owing. to the
suspension OF telegrsphIc eapmunics-
ton. " =
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Neg. "A rain
storm beginning early Thursday morning
developed into 8 snow storm early this
morning and has been falling ever since.
The snow, however, melts almost,as fast
IS 1t falls. It has been accompanied by .
brisk wind and has done Considerable
dsmsge. All the railroads centering here
sre more or less delsyed, the Santa Fe
oeing the worst sufferer. Telegraph
wires are also somewhat crippled.
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Trio of Schem 2rs.
N Go-atra

special 70 tho Gazetbe,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.--Boss Q1Ay,
Billy Mxnone and cock-eYed cid Ban
Butler constitute trio Of R3publicsn
schemsrs who held confao here toadAy
in Chambarlsin's restaurant. Thase are
three of the fCxiest and most uugCrupu-
lcus politicians in the Republican psCsy,
1ad their presence ct this TINA Ia the city
IL believed to mean tnss they are fixing
up some scheme whereby the electoral
vote Of Virginia csa De c0unssd Tor Hsr>
rison. The Democratic plurality in tle
.O.d Dominion is Gill tOr the electoral
ticket possibly under 1000. a2d MAhoae
has been claiming thai no Csrried tina
state for H.rfis5n. h wants the courts
to interfere and If possible tx 1t go nat
be and not the Legally constituted Y1te
officials can CANVASS the returns,
Il thst event ne could easily
figure out a mai )rity for Harrison
whether the ballots went n the boxes CT
not Malone feels crushed out com
pIately because th9 Democrats under the
lesteIshIp Of Mr., BA:b1uI not Only car
r!ed the state for Mr. Cleveland but also
elected eight OF the ten congre5smen
| The mt 2rilies by congressional district:
werg Breer, relatively speaking than tie
M lIity tor the electoral ticket, and this
Vas due to the fsct that msuY Democrat;
eut the ns!ionsl t'ckai beceuHe they dit
rot like the way pSironsg5 Ws'
dispensed as Washington. This va.
slso one trouble that w0s *,
periegcsd by the Democrats IN Marcl
last Both states are cloee to the natioua
capital and the thirst for places wa
grester than shown IN any other ssstes
| possibly. Quay, Malone and Butler vii
| r7bahlV rot be able to take a~s7 tbs
ELECTORAL vote Of Virgil i'Itron th' Demo
Gratis. rhey SIe secret and mYsIeriou:
snd Willnot seeIany press representatives
at least none of the Democratic per
|
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Refugee, R.,urDI, g to Decatur.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. Is "A Deca-
tur, Ala, special to the American says:
Heavy frosts CT the past few mornings
hxve dispelled all fears OF yellow fever,
and the refugees are returning in large
numbers. Trains on the Louisville and
Nashville Rsilrond stop here sgain and
the Memphis and Charleston will doubt
less do SO soon. Nd new cases OF fever
we're reported to-day and no deaths
Stores are open for business ard physi'
clans think II is perfectly safe fos all to
return.
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Sunday Ct Waidheim wss lot gathering
O. > faW sympath,Z rig CT the friends OF
the dead anarchists. l. WAS an Orgsl.zsd
outpouripg Of InteErsticuaIs who h6ye
thus STrarPea ID con.e out AID corcen-
tEsts s. shy poin: sgreGd upon. Inspec.
ter garh Id, who is Known TO have Eept
detectives watching every movement CT
the anarchists the past few weeks, when
asked Yesterday II there were many sp-
.rchisis ct TIE celebration, replied:
Eyes, there we've; mos. Ct them were an
sTchists."
"Tben you think they are still organ
lied and have large membership"
al have had men out looking up their
meetings and we know where they are
and hsVe the names and addresses Of the
Leaders and the most radical snar,
chists so we can reach them in case Of
trouble. They meet In smaller numbers
than before, nut there are more Of them
and they conduct their meetings differ
emily. Trouble must come sooner or
l.ter. They have set day for 1t st head
quarters, but IN the mesntime they will
avail themselves OF every oppor-
tunity to carry out their object Of de-
struction to all organized law and order
institutions. They sent out circulars be-
fore the election asking the Legislative
candidates for an expression Of their
opinion on the state conspiracy law,
enacted at the last session Of the Legisls-
ture. Many Of the candidates replied
that they were in favor Of modification
Of thst law, and Some OF these candidates
we're elected too. 50 You see, they ore
becoming wiser and consequently more
dangerous, because the nest radical OF
them are sfrsid 10 experiment together
with explosives IS long rs the law is rs
It is"
"You say they hsve 8 day set for an up
rising and mentioned headquarters, have
you shy information of this phase OF the
InternstioDsls7"
"Yes, much more than I can give you,
but you may say tha. we have positive
evidence Of their organization, plans,
committees, etc. The central point is In
London, with Paris ss next, then Brus-
SELF, New York, PliiadeIphis, Chicago
and San Francisco. AL the principal
countries have vice presidents, the
United States having two, Chicago one
and New YORK one On the strength OF
their numbers they rank: France, first;
Germany. second; British Isles, third,
etc, with the United States and Mexico
last. In America the central helGqusr-
ters ere in New York. So far they have
agreed on tee one hundredth anniversary
Ct TIE fall Of the Bsstile as the day for
q concerted uprising. I do not think the
people can take It any too much in earn
est. They may have TO change If, but
they will certainly m.ke effort. It must
come, that Is iasvitsble."
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AMIN HARRISON.
Moxrison's Old District.

ST. LOUIS, Mo Nov. S.--Oficisl re-
turns from the Eighteenth congressional
district OF Illinois, show definitely that
W. S. Formsn, Democrat, has beeL
elected over Jehu Baker, Republican, by
II majority. Tits is W. K. Morrisoo's
old district and 1t has now gone back to
It's old love.
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Sunset Cox Uonceoe. the Hou,e.

INV YORK, Nov. 9-Hon. S. S Cox
to. night said: 81 think the house Is
against Us Notwithstanding our gains in
Virgins, and other states northwest and
west including Minnesots, Michigan and
Wisconsin have failed to respond for u.s."
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Ratification al Paris.

Special 70 the Gazette.
PARIS, Tex, Nov. 13.-Obedient TO a
call made by Chairman Griener CT the
Republican central committee, the Harri-
son ard Morton people in this city, con-
sisting principally OF negroes, held rsti4
fcstion meeting LAST night at the court
house.
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Governor Gu, ..sass,natsd.

FoST SMITH, ARK, Nov. 12.-Deputy
marshals from the Indian Territory who
arrived here to-day cay they have assur.
Ing reports that Governor Guy of
the Chickassv Nation was sssassicsted
Saturday night. This wss no more thsn
WAS expected, IS number Of attempts
had been made upon his life. United
States effi;ers leave tonight for the
scene.
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Big Kansaa snrH storua.

ATcHIsoN, KAs, Nov. 9.-The most
phenominsl snow storm that ever oc-
cured in Northern Kansas began this
morning and has continued furlously Sill
day. Trains are all delayed and tele-
graph wires are Frustrated In oil
directions. With the exception OIL
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heen elected delegate 10 Congress ever
O.ero, Republican, by considersbletms-
jarity. TIE Legislature ia close. The
Coucil ia prooably Democratic and the
House Republican.
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MANY me- zoos"
A Prominent Democrat Tired Of Being
the Cars Paw Of Politicians of
the Hewitt, Hill, Grant Strips.
A Trio of Slick Republican Schemers
Meet at the National Capital
What They are After.
The Status of the Count In West Virginia,
the Electors, the Governor and
the OopgrenmeD.
Created a sensation.

1AFLESTON, s. c.,
Nov l2.-Tne News and
'curier has publisht d
opinions ofthirty coun.
y chiirmen On the sit
alien. Ore Of the
Ieading Democrats in
the state created Q
sensation by saying {:
II for one an getting
tired Of being ueed as
q nHttG nNU ~ PaHa
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lam greatly grieved ut your defest. II
the intrepid leader fell outside the breast
works the column inspired by his coursge
went On TO victory.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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DUNGEON 80. I, COOK COUNTY JAIL,
CHICAGO Nov 1 1871

My darling, precious little. children,
Albert r. Parsons, ir., and his sister, LUIS
Ida Parsons.
As write this word blot your nanea
with tear. We never meet sesin, On.
cnlidrcS, row deeply, dearly your father
loved you We show orr love BY living
!9g QeE eyed ones. we also prove our
love bg dying wien necessary for shem.
o. ny life ard the cause OF my unnatural
GLd cruel death Ycu will learn iycm
others. Your iE.Ssr Is self offered sac
ritce on the sltar Of liberty and happi-
ness. To you leave the legecy Ct an
honest name and duty well done. PIE
se1ve, emulate it, be true to yourselves
snd you can not then be false TO others,
Be industrious and sober and cheerful.
Your mother-oh, she Is the grandest,
noolest OF women. Love, honor and obey
her, my children, ny precious ones. l
request you to read this parting messs ge
on each recurring anniversary OF my
death in remembrance Of him who dies
not alone for you but for children vet
unborn. Bless you, my dsrlings. Fare
well. Your father,
ALBERT R. PARSONS.
The letter was something OF a Gissp-
pointment to the listeners. There was
no approach to the usual cstchwords OF
revolutiOnists. It was TOO plain. and
father like. Hence the effect was not sp-
protested. II was simply one of sadness
that spread over the assembly, to be soon
dispeiled, however, By the opening words
Of the speech which followed. The
speaker, William Holmes, an old friend
Of Parsons, struck chord that had rot
viorated for 8 long time. "Ffiends snd
comrSdes," he began with animation, and
it sounded Ike old times on the lake
front, Wh=n hsrangues were all Of "Cem-
ing revolution" The effect or the crowd
was instantaneous. They sll pricked up
their ears and listened esgerly, but they
were sgsin doomed to disappointment.
The speaker was moderate in his remarks
until the perorstion was reached. Some
thing more Was evidently necessary to
round out the speech with, and after
comparing the "mo7eme ht for the emsn-
Cipatlon Of labor" to all sorts Of shining
objects, he wound up By saying That 4.
would "fsme Ike the
FIRE IN THE BARRCADEs
Of the city street." The expression
caught the audience. Hall OF them did
not understand 1.-THE Of the spesch or
the nlssniug Of the last sentence, but the
sufccstion Of force In the words fbarTi
cede" aad "drs" aroused 3 burst Of ap-
plause. The GpeEkeTs were 81
present 30 put their shoulders to
the wheel and help accomplish the woI K
for which the five "msrtyfs" had died
There WAS much talk CT War and soldiers
snd glory In the last speech which WAS
delivered BY Paul Gfo k,u, editor OF sew
ersl German socialist papers. Ris prin-
cipol theme was the "smsllness" Of the
Tei king classes that had allowed thu An
atchists 20 be murdered" The "hypoc-
Tscy aud tyranny OF the ruling clsssss"
was one Of his fayorite terms. TIE pSper
way TO honor the dead men, he SAID IVA
to lead to successful isauo the Ibves
ment which they had died foc. & GArus
OF 800 male voices concluded It's BoI
gramme in dirge-ike gong tFA&at orfsss
fitting conclusion to the ceksAozs,asf
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NJ oEIo e.

For the next three months offer the following great
inducements to those wishing to get up clubs. We will
either give number of subscribers pay cash
premium where parties wish to work for the money there is
in it.
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slOu WAS QSarQ G16L elOOE
the esrth for great distance. ard com
pletely shut the shaft. Upon investigation
WAS found 160 men were within the mine
at the time OF the explosion. Being 112
e.et below the surface, it Is almost cer-
fam all are dead at this writing. The
only exceptions were two men who were
in the car coming up and, being near the
top OF the shaft, managed to escape.
P.ttsburg is In the center of the coal
mines Of South western Kansas, shout 100
miles south of Kansas City, on the Fort
Scott and Gulf Rad.
Three attempts have been made to
enter the mine, but the reecuipg parties
have each time been driven back by foul
gases. No sound csn be heard from be-
low, and old miners express the
belief that everybody in the pit
has been killed. The force of
the explosion they say has destroyed the
drifts and the miners are probably now
entom5ed under hundreds Of tons Of
; ste. MossnSf the Ioiners came from
Illinois snd FsBhsylvanis. Other efcyts
viii be made to enter the mine before
,sSes
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Tho Penn.,lr.n,a Plur.l,ty.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. IL Returns
from every county in the state show O.
plurality for Harrison of ~, 77s. Blaipe's
plurality in 1884 was S1,0l9i
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TarrisGn 6.ieves.

UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 9-The following
dispatch MSS been received by warner
Miller st his hcms:
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Gotten Crop Estim ste.

,MEMP z1s< Tenn, Nov. 132-The Daily
Soimetx On this afternoon publishes
saiim fss Of thes1esdiug cotton Hrns Of
NSnptis as 70 the yield Ct the .cntton
c5ap7oI 1888 SO. The average IL $780,
8sS bales. -~
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New Mexico Returns.

SANTA FE, N. M, Nov. 12.-Rsturns
are coming in very slowly, but they indi-
cate that Anthony Joseph, Democrat, has
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governor or whether the electoral ticket
is Republican or Democratic. The ma
iority cannot be more thsn 200 or 500
either way. The Republican state com-
mites has raised It's estimate from l25
and 200 to the sboye figures as its cl.im,
while the Democratic committee
hiss reduced Its estimate 100.
The Democratic claim to-d,y is from
400 10 500. 1t will probsbly bs the latter
part Of the week before the official count
is completed. Judge Fleming, Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, has de-
ugnded 3 recount OF the Ksna4hs re-
turns, which coEnty reported 3 ms Jrity
for g. f Of 1900. In the recount so lar no
important errors have been found. Re-
Turns now IN justify the belief thst there
will be 70 material difference In the totals
between the state Snd nationSl tickets, az
Goh did not run SO much ahead Of his
ticket as Was at first reported.
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eeorEiA's emcial H1sj,rIty

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 12-Oflcial re-
turns make Clevelsac's majority in
Georgia 60. 003.
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
Qua & Cos Weekly Circular-The
Volume Of Legitimate Business
Wonderfully Sustained.
ton 10 Rssponsibls frr the Ease OF
CoIection-EsvJrableR Reports,
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.

G. DUN & cos
Weekly r view Of
Trgde save:
The volume OF le-
climate business
mss been wonder
fully maintained
curing the pss:
week, IS during ire
wncls poIiticsicAm
pa'gn, and &11s il
more remarkable
because larger ;hsa
sss gear, with
NOT N@in a REyez- 70
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For the big rush at Randall & Chambers
Co.'s tomorrow. A word to the wise Is
sunlclent, No. Esii sSx SEa