Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

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| EIhs EfssSI Sa>ssg Dorset street.
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NA8E& sGIg The Police aIe
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1AW1RA Al track the mu.-
V(SoS N-Z@SWj dererWiil the aid
I/EEY /EzH1W OF folooahounds.
N-IS%&s| Ths2> 2enaIns
r. were IlutiIetEd in
tI7 sane horlbIe m,uuer So were these
CT me women murdered in Viii: Caepal.
The victim, Ike all Others, was pros
titu e. She was married axe hGYkusba1d
Wss porter. Thsy hsd lived tcge:ker
at spssmodiC intervals. Her nsme
| ts believed 20 have teen LZz,e
Fieher, but 10 most Of The lAc-
tues OK TIE hsuBts she wired she
Wa knowG SO Nary Jane. sac had a
room In house where she YVES m1F.,trsd.
she carried lstca key, and no ere Knows
1t what hour ehe entered the house Las.
| night, and probably no one saw the man
who accompanied her Therefore IL is
hsrGly likely he Will be identified He
might EASILY bsvs left the houss - any
line between l and O'Clock tbs morn
iEg without attracting attention. The
doctors who have examined the remains
refuge 10 make any sta,emeI until the in
| quest Is held. Three blood hounds be-
| longing 20 private citizens were taken 20
the place Where the body lay and placed
On the scent of the murderer, but they
were uEsbie to keep T..
The appearance OF the remains
was irightful, and the uutila-
tolls were even greater than
| in previous csses. The head had been
severed and placed beneath oLe CT the
stdnS. The esrs aud noEe had beea cut
OF The body had been disemo BOWED and
f3sf was tern from the thighs. The
womb snd other Organs were missing.
The skin t.d beer torn CT the fCrehesd
snd cheeks. Ole hand had been pushed
into the stomach.
The MURDERED WOMAN
Told companion last evening thst she
WAS without money and would commit
suicide il she did not ohtsin q supply.
1t has been lesrced that man respects
bly, dressed accosted the victim and ofsr-
ed her money. They went to mar Iodg-
irgs on the second floor Of the Dorset
street house. NJ noise WAS heard during
the night, and oshing WAS known Of the
murder Until the lsndlsdy went 20 the
room esrly this morning to Gsk for her
rent. T1e first thing she saw On enter.
ing the room wss the womsu's breasts
ana viscerg lying On the tsola. Dorset
s:1eet Is Short and narrow, and is sitGAt-
ed close to Ml;re square a1d HGmbury
street.
TEE PARNELL COMMISSION.
LONDON, NV. 9 -Fhe Parneu CON-
mission to-day oolti3ued 70 hsar evil
dence in regard to outrsges.
10 the HJuse OF Commons to-day Mr..
C01yGeSTe ssked the question Hhe.he II
1t wss true another WOMAN had been
murdered il London. General Warren,
CHIEF Of the metropolitan police, ought
aot 70 De superseded By an ctticsr &C
cussOmed to investigate crime. Tae
question WAS greeted by cries of ooh,
Oh" The clerk cslled order. Mr.. Gun
aIngham Graham then asked whether
General Warren hsd resigned, 20 which
Mr.. Smith, government lsaier, replied:
nNo."
AN UNKNOWN FATE.
LONDON, NV ga Telegram from
H;vre states that the Cunard Line steam
er Nantes csme into collision thirty ak
miles { f the L zlrd with Garman ship,
Theodore Ruege-, Captain Meyer, from
Hamburg, and that boTh vessels sunk. L
portion Of the Rogers crew has landed
st TroueVille. The fate Of the rest Of the
ships crew and Of thu steamers crew is
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