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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
INDIANS LYNCHED.

And Trouble 10 Feared with Others of
the Band.
ASHLEY, n. T., April 1 On the 3lss
instant two Koctens Indians were ar
rested and placed in charge Of the Deputy
Sheriff During the deputy's absence
they were taken from his gusrd by a
party of fifty citizens and lynched. They
we're charged with helping to murder
three prospectors on Wolf creek last
June. Trouble is feared with others OF
the same band, as the residents OF the
country are much excited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
,spondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
WAxAHAcHIE, TEX, March 3l.-An-
drew Rosson, who killed Charley Price
last fall near Bristol, in this county, wrs
to day tried and convicted Of murdar il
the second degree. The jury brought il
q verdict of twenty-five years In the pen
itentiary.
The name Of the womsn who WIS.,
raped BY Henry Tomlin is Holcomb, p
stead of Ogsn, IS appeared in the speciaaf
from this city in this mornings GAzxTIEs
The reporter was mistnformed Yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
LIVES LOST At SEA-

a British Steamer wrecked Off the So
moan Islauds.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l.-Chins ad-
vices received to-day by the steamer Bic
de Janerico state that the British steamer
Swellow was wrecked February ~ OF
Tomean Island. The vessel struck on
the rocks and sank. The captain and .he
members Of the crew and passengers
saved themselves by clinging to the rig,
sipg, but tbirty-one persons who put 4
from the wreck in small boats are sup,
posed to be lost. The body OF the en-.
glneer, who was one OF the occupants OF
the boat, was recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
7 NJ. J0nGs.& Co. H'' p.ss.:. 4 nss.'''

Mrs. Cleveland has given up writing
autograph letters. The demands have
grown 90 heavy. When she first went
to the White House she acknowledged
every book, flower or compliment by Q
pretty autograph letter. Now she has to
dictate her Correspondence and has all
she can do to sign her name to letters OF
acknowledgement and the other answers
to her lsrge correspondence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
REAL ESTk1E&LOAN AGENT

MM t0lRltNLU RlENi0
sos Msin ssrest. sort Worth, Tex.
Land titles investigated, taxes paid anc
collections make for non-residents. Cor.
respondence solicited. Postoffice box 1877
WE REFER BY PERMISSION 10
z. II. Van Zandt, president Fort Worth Natien.
al Bank; Captain II. b. oyd, president FRS,
National B>nk Of Fort Worth; A. NJ. Britton,
president City National Bank, Fort Worth ;
Colonel W. u. Harrison, preeident State Ma.
dent Traders National Bank, Fort " erth; D,
a. 8. Broiles. Mayor Of Fort Worth Colone' J.
P. Smith, ex Mayor O. Fort Worth; W. A. Huf
mar, of W. A. HUFFMAN Implement Company
Fort Worth ]. 81 Brown, Wholesale grocer. Fort
Worth; Captain Sidney Martin, president TIT
Nartin-Brown Co., Fort Worth; Colonel Morgan
Jones, president Fort Worth and Denver CITY
Railway, Fort Worth; Peoples National Baai
Burlington, Kae.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
Panhandle and Western Lands,
n. IT, LOTION,

DRALEK IN WILD LANDS AID KANcH's.
Sold bodies and alternate secfions Tor sale IN
the Farmland q end north of Texas Pacific Rail
road. b ~ pess nelly inspected great desl
of lasd In Panhandle and west, and have official
maps showing correct positions snd character
OF all surveys In differe mt counties. Of4ce Hp
stairs, cornei Fifth and Main etreets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02

Continual ON Fifth faoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
For SAFE INVESTMENTS

FOR SAFE INVESTMENTS
That ere sue to bring larg+ resarBe, call and
see our list Of city and SUBURBAN property and
fne ranches
Caswe11 Bros
REAL Ers Al E DEALERS
FORT WORTH TEXAS.
Reyersaces: Merchnnss' Nalona Bank, Fort
Worth, Iex.; First National Bank, Fort Worth
Tex; Anne rican National Bank, Kansas CITY
Mo. First National Bank. Orwell, Vermont.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
Horses stolen at Denison,

Sp6Cl2I 70 En6 dHZbttes
DKNIsoN, TEX April 1.-TWO horses
were stolen from A. R. Collins, Denison,
Tex, early Su1dsy morning, ApIii1; one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
MUSTANG LINIMENT

as FOR MAN Il BEAST. PENETRATES
LUsCLE&FIBBE TO THE VERY BONE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
A BEAUTY'S DOWNFALL

A woman's Pitiful Condition Secures Her
Release From Court.
AKRON, o., December 8.-Carrie Corne-
Illus, with a face that any woman would be
proud of, and which was her ruin, was to-
day srraigned in the Probate COuit here,
after having been in jail for a few days on
a charge Of lsrceDy. Her parents are we'll
TODD people at Orrville, Ohio. Her trial
brought out a pitiful story, which so
melted the heart of the Judge that he took
up q collection, bought her q shawl to
keep her warm and q ticket to her home,
where, she said, her parents were anxious
to receive her.
1t was found that che was coon to be-
come q mother, she charging the paternity
of the child upon a prominent young man
of this city. She also sdmitted that she
was married secretly q few years ago, but
that her husband had not lived with her,
but now resided in Fort Wayne, Ind.
She said that the Akron young man had
taken her to a maternity hospital in Clev-
eleand, but soon took her away again, the
expense being too heavy, and tried to per-
suade her to have an operation performed,
which she refused to do. She was now
slonein the world in this terrible condition,
and had been ashamed to 90 home. She
is about tWenty-one years cid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
AN EXTRA SESSION.
One Will Undoubtedly Be Callsd-RsaSonS for the
Session Found in thA Need Of the
Republican Party.

WASHINGTON, December S~.-Inquiry
among the Republican Senators to-day de-
velops the fact that there is q general feel
log in favor of an extra session Of the
Fifty-first Congress, to be called in the
spring. There are three patent reasons
gwen by th'se Senators why President
Harrison should call the new Congress to-
ge,her soon after the old n goes ont.
First, the ACCESSIBILITY of admitting the
new States in order to secure increased
Republican representation in the Senate
and House by the time the fret regular
session shall meet. Second, the necessity
of enscting tariff legislation, and third,
the grGat anxiety which o majority OF the
state smen have 10 Oust the Democratic
officials of the Democratic House OF Repre-
sentatiyes and secure control Of its organi-
cation at once.
The Republicans do not take kindly to
the idea of allowing the Democratic Ofh.
Gals to retain control of the organization
fer zine months, when their own party can
lost az well have charge Of affairs during
all of that tims. President Harrison will
be very apt to accept the advice Of his old
colleagues in the Senate OF TINS subject,
and nearly all Of them ara decidedly in
fsvCr of an extra session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
TIE COKE TRADE.
uslness Booming andt Syndicate Prices

Business Booming Sndthe Syndicate Prices
VIII 60 Up.
CoENELLsvHLE, December S-Ths
Courier, in its weekly review Of the coke
trade, says to-day:
By this time another week there won't
be an sble-bodied coke works 10 the Con-
rellsyiiie region on idle. The past week
has sen the frs lighted in Is. F. keiter 4
Co.'S Franklin Works aud Reid Bros
UniCndale Works, aud another week will
ace the Diamond Works, the last of the
McCIurs Coke Co.'s idle ovens, fred.
The demand for coke continues active
and increasing. New furnaces have gone
into blast both East and West, aud iron
prices, though not advancing with boom,
like strides, are ATBly maintained snd
have 3 solid appearance that gives promise
of permansnee. Coke prices were net sd-
vsnced this month, as some Of the more en-
tbusisstic operators predicted, but it is
conceded that the figure will be $3.50 on
and after New Ye9r's Day. An advance
in iron IS anticipated at tkp some time. 1t
would perhaps have come sooner, bat sey..
eral of the large furnace firms, like several
ofthe large coke arms, were sold ahead TO
the fret OF the yesF.
The failure to advance prices this month
is explained by an operator as follows:
The scale CT the II. @. Frick Coke Co.
expires December 3lst, and as 1t sens
probable that general scale can besgreed
ufoa, 1t was deemed bsst notto insist upon
any advance Just now 10 view Of TIE TACT
that this company bsS contracts at Sl.35,
upoa which figure their scale is based. Up.
pOr this scale an advance to 81 90 wouiA
carry With il such sD sdYsnc9 10 wages az
tina balances Of us don't feel willing to pay
when coke is at that figure. think the
operators generally sic willing to join in
the adoption Of a uniform scale, but its
base will be less than $l.35." The miners
have their scale about ready to present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
SUNDAYS:
NO MERCY
WILL BE SHOWN THE REDS.
UUrolentiDg War Against the Foul Monster
Anarchy.

CHICAGO, Ill, December Sat a
meeting of Anarchists last night a call for
q mass meeting to be held tomorrow at
81 West Lake Street was issued, and 1t
was announced that in case the police
should interfere with this meeting an ad-
i0rrpment would be taken to Hsymarket
Sulare-the scene of historical bomb
thtowiUg-and that an open-air meeting
wChld be held there. This is the bOldest
utSeIancs by the reds since that fateful
night ana trouble is anticipated. The
best evidence of the truth of this state
meat ia shown in the fact that Chief of
Police Hubbard to-day issued an order,
tolding nearly the entire city police force
OF 500 men in reserve at various stations,
really to bs concentrated at any given
poITt on short notice.
Ybeu asked what he proposed TO do,
Chief Hubbard aaid, '"rhey will not meet
either at 81 West Lake Street or in Hay
rlafket Square, nor Tor that matter will
they meet anywhere in Chicsgo either in a
hali or in open cir. II they attempt 1t
thete will be = fight, we positively will
not allow any further Anarchist meetings.
McSe than that, l am making q foil
list OF all saloons and halls
where Anarchists congregste and will rec
ommend to the Mayor that their licenses
be revoked. There will be no tempOriziDg
amt no hesitaucy from this time out. Any
Anarchist meet NJ will be broken up or
prevented. There is no place in ChicigO's
or Americas social system for these de-
S~trlciiorists, and az far ss Chicago is con-
cerned they will not be allowed any chance
to publicly spread their nefarious doc
trines.
~ don't think they want to fight very
badly, but if they do they can have all
tGey want. They shall not meet in Chi
cngo, snd we will begin by preventing to-
mOrIOw's meeting"
Cant they meet if their speakers keep
within the pale of the law in expressing
| their sentiments?"
That is impossible for an avowed An
archist. Any expression Of Anarchistic
views puts ! man beyond the pale of the
law. We have had too serious time with
| ansrch- in Chicago to mince matters now.
We will throttle it every time it shows its
Ipn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
THE MONEY WILL FLY.
Watch Out Now for the Reign of Corrup-
lion.

Watch Out Now for the Reign OF Corrup'
Iion.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-"You can
look out now for the money to fly" said
Senator Vest to-day.
"Tbe Republicans have got everything
and they will make appropriations right
and left. They will pass the Service Pen
sion bill, which will use up at least $780,
600, 600; the Blair Educational bill, which
will absorb about $75, 900, 900; the Direct
Tax bill, which will amount to nearly $780,
900, 900, and the Lord knows how many
other bills in the same line. They will
probably run the expenses of the Govern
ment up to over 5000, OO0, 600 within two
years. They will soon get rio OF the sur
plus. That will not long be a standing
menace to Mr.. Harrison's administration,
as it has been to Mr.. C~leveland's. The
Republicans will, no doubt, call in the
$50, 900, 600 now out in the National banks,
and that, with ell the extravaganza Of APP
preparations, will bring abOut-well shall
not continue the subject further. Wait and
you will see."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
THIEVES FELL OUT.

How Treasurer Simons' Plot to Rob Darke
County Was Discovered.
CINCINNATI, December 8.-A dispatch
from Greenville, Ohio, says that L. D..
Ball, pleaded guilty to completely in the
robbery Of the treasury Of Darke county,
for which Treasurer Simons is now serv-
ing q term in the Ohio P~enitentiary. Bell
after pleading guilty and being sentenced
TO two years in the penitentisry, sent for
two attorneys and made a foil confession,
to the effect that Simons having become q
defaulter, determined to rob the safe and
then employed his son, Bell aud two or
three Others to get up q semblance OF o
burglary and robbery, while he was absent
q sbort distance in the county. The plan
was carried ont. Bell received $500, Guy
er $500 and Hamilton $500 for their ser
vices in planning the robbery" Guyer,
however, not being satisfied with his
share, kept DIGGING Simons for more
money and finally revesled the conspiracy
sufi siently TO convict Simons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
STIR UP THE SENATOR'S.

Democrats Disgusted With the Course oil
Their Leaders In h Upper House.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The EpeH-
ina Star has the following: There Is a feel
ing Of great anxiety snd depression among
the leaders of the Democratic party in the
House, on account of the course heing fol-
lowed BY the Democratic Senators in the
tariff matter. They are almost dishsart-
ersd By it. The Democrats of the Ways
and Means put their souls into the fight IN
the House, and feel that the battle is still
on and must be kept up to the last. They
think the Senate bill should be fought
with the greatest persistency and vigor, 50
that every defect in it may be exposed,
and feel that any other course toward it
it wonld be equivalent almost TO u comics,
sion of Judgment. They are surprised at
the passive way in which the Democratic
Senators appear to be conducting them,
selves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
TROUBLESOME BoULANGER.
His Son-In.Law Unde Arrest-Another
Circular from the dictator"

His Son-In-Law Under Arrest-Another
Circular from the dictator"
PARIS, December S.-Capt. bryant,
the oficer who was married recently TO
n of Gen. ~Boulanger's daughter, has
been placed under arrest for a month by
the military authorities for publishing q
book without the sanction of the war
off &c.
Gen. Boulanger has sent a circular to
the Electors Of the Departments OF
Somme ard Charente, announcing HE
intention to present the department OF
the Nord in the Chamber Of Deputies and
his n quent resignation of the seats for
which he was returned by the first two
departments. In the circular he describes
the Chamber "a an assemblage Of lncapa-
bles. He thanks the electors for their
support of the cause of revision Of the
constitution, aud concludes as follows:
The hour for general dellberation ap'
proaches. United % we are, there caa be
no doubt of the result. Vive La France,
Viye La Republique.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
A WARN BATTLE.
Two Amateurs Beat Each II In a Brutal
Manner.

Two Amateurs Beat Each Other In q Brutal
NEW YORK, December 8.-Joe classy,
of this city, and Charley McGinnis, of
Brooklyn, fought ten rounds on Long
Island, at an early hour this morning.
The affair was witnessed by a small crowd,
each of whom paid five dollars for the
privilege. The ring wa pitched in the
lcfs of a vacant barn. McGinnis, who is
a novice, had his jaw broken in the first
r5uud by o sledge-hammer blow from
Glassey's right. After o severe struggle in
The lest round, the spectators with one &C.
cord demanded that the fight be declared
q draw, which wa sccsded TO by the ref
cree. Glassey's left eye was completely
closed end he was otherwise badly pun
ished. McGinnis was in a pitiable condi-
ton, not only was his right jaw fractured,
but the lefG was fractured. He had swal-
lowed several testh and his tongue was
badly laceratei. The fight was with skin
gloves for a purse of $500, and lasted 80
minutes. 1t was a brutal affair, in fact, a
vicious slugging match from beginning to
end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
A FIRE
LIcks Up a Great Ship Building Plant AT
Cleveland.

Licks Up y Great Ship Building Plant AT
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., December 3. Three
quarters of the large Iron s%hip-building
plant of the Globe Iron Works, on West
River street, in this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The burned portion of
the ship yard was 700 feet in length and
so feet in width, and it contained 500, 600
worth of valuable machinery. Besides the
ship building and stock consumed by the
flames, the Office was Quilted, valuable
models and drawings, the accumulation OF
years, were ruined. Four large steel YES
sells in process of construction were upon
the stocks within a few feet of the burning
buildings, but the ships were saved from
damage. The loss is approximately fixed
at 5000, 600, and it is probably covered by
insurance.
Ore thousand workmen were employed
in the ship yards and they will resume
their work on Monday. The rebuilding
of the plant will begin as sooa as the in
surance is adjusted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
THE HALVES MYSTERY
Darker and BIoodIsr the Farther II II
UnrNyelled.

Darker and BIoOdIsr h Farther 1t is
UnrAvellsd.
New YORK, December a.-A Birmiug-
ham, Ala, special says:-In the HAYES
murder mystery yesterday the develop
ments make it almost certain that May
Hswes' mother and yeuOger sister have
also been murdered. A newly made
grave was yesterday found out in the
suburb. It was opened and the body Of a
small negro girl was found. Thus the
HAYES mystery has led to the discovery OF
another murder. The Brotherhood of LO-
eomotiYe Engineers, Of which Hayes is a
member, have engaged Q detective to work
up the case. They believe that Hswes Is
innocent ard that the ccloled woman,
Fannie Bryant, murdered and robbed Mrs.
Halves ard then killed the children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
THE WHITE CAPS.
Warning Address to the Citizens Of George
town.

Warning Address to the Citizens Of George
CHICAGO, ILL, December ga dispatch
from Georgetown, Ohio, says: P. B. Long
hasreceived a White Cap warning addressed
to the citizens of Georgetown. As usual,
it is written in red ink, with q picture of
whips drawn at the top Of the letter. The
warning read as follows:
To the Citizens Of Georgastcn:
We want to cay now, that if they do
not quit making threats as to what they
will do, if we will come to your town, we
will burn every house in the place. The
exhibition of the night Of the third court
House fire. is not to be thought cir COM
parison of what we will do, for we must
succeed at any cost. Sotake warning and
you will have less use for your engines.
: CSigned.1 WHITE CAPS.
The letter ia dated at Mt. Orch. which
is believed to be the centre Of the White
Cap operations, and its signature is simi-
lar 10 the other letters received here. 1t
is believed this ia written because Of the
recent conference at Cincinnati and because
of an expressed determination OF the peo'
pie to take a hand in quoting this trouble,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
apsIou. for Mr.. SlI.'s Health.

NEW YORK. December S.-A Washing
ton spscial to the Post ssys: The friends Of
Mr.. Mills are apprshepsivs about his
health. He returned here showing fey
sigus of the tremendous strain which has
kesn upon blm constantly for more than Q
year. He had hardly reached Washington
when it was discovered that he was really
very feeble, and it Is not certain that he
will net be compelled to leave bis sect
and ssek recuperatioa in the South,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
A SAVORY CHARACTER.

One Of the HatneId-McCOy DesperadOes In
DURANGO Vile.
Special TseCTom to he Register.
CHARLESTON, December S.-George Nc
Coy, one Of the notorious Hstfeld-McCoy
desperadoes, who was arrested q few days
since, was brought to this city to-day by
W. L. Yanhorn, Chief of Police of ~Ironton,
Ohio, and J. G. Beatty, Marshal of Hunt
ington, and lodged in Jail for safe keeping
until the authorities of Logan county can
te beard from. He was heavily iIOned
ard is q hard looking fellow. He talks
freely about the Hatfeld-McCoy vendetta,
and from what he said to parties seems TO
be familiar with incidents connected with
the killing of Vance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
DEFENDED By HIS BOY.
4 Bloody Tragedy In which q Eleve
Year Old Figures.

4 Bloody Tragedy In which q Eleven
Year Old Figures.
LOUISVILLE, December S.-News OF 2
bloody tragedy in Metcalf county, last
Tuesday, reached this city to-day. Jas.
Demumbum and his eleven year old sou
were met in the load by lack Walkup and
his grown SOD. They had previously quar-
relied about some bogp, and Zack Walk
up drew q pistol and shot Demumbrum
through the abdomen, without a word.
The two clinchsd and yonrg Wslkup rush
ed In with q Ratchet and commenced best
ing tire wounded man over the head. The
victims little boy could not stand this and
pulling an old Barlow knife he severely
wounded both men before be could b dis
armed. Dsmumbrum cied Wednes dsy
and his murderers were arrested yesterday.
Young walkup sin 9 dangerous eHnditien
from the knife wounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
Secretary whItney'S Good Work in the Line
of Reform.

Secretary Whltney's GOOD WORK In the Line
of Reform.
WASHINGTON, December 8.-Secretary
Whitney has been dividing the work OF
building up the new navy between the
government yards and private ship yards.
There is a wholesome rivalry between
them, and in each case the constructors
are aiming not only to come up to the
specifications, bat to outdo each other.
Thus the CrampIs say that the new gungoat,
the veeuvius; will develop spesd in excess
of 20 knots an hour, which the contract
calls for, while the constructors at work on
the Maine and the Texas are confident that
they can do as we'll by those great battle
ships, whose limited coal capacity makes
speed as desirable as offensive power.
Besides, Secretary Whitney has imbued
all of the people under him with his own
belief in the future of the American navy,
and tee result is a greater reform and adj
vance than in any of the executive depart
ments Of the government. 1t is true, there
was mora room for it than elsewhere, but
none the less it is Secretary Whitney's
work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-10
PEACEFUL RUSSIA.
An Organ Protests Against Assaults In
German Papers.

An Organ Protests Against Assaults In
German Papers.
ST.. PETERSBURG, December S.-The
Journal De 81. Petersburg denouncss the
mass of inventions published by the for
eign press concerning Russia's intentions
and the purposes for which the Russian
loan was negotiated. 1t especially pro-
tests against the statements of the Ger
man papers that Russia is engaged in con-
structing a pontoon bridge over the Dan
ube at Rsni, and also against tie warn
ings of those papers to the German public
not 10 invest in Russian securities. The
.Jounal declares it is impossible to justify
these uttersncos in the face of the fact that
Russia's economic revival is ever increas-
lug, but which Increase does not afford
cause for vain glory, or for a departure
from the work OF peace and recuperstion
outlined by the Gar at the time Of his &C.
cessiOn.