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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
FASTEST Mail Train in the World.

BANGOR, Ne, Oct 1.-The Canadian
Pacific has perfected a time table for the
running OF q fast mail train, which for
speed Will eclipse any thing I'm tho history
Of railroading No passengers VIII bs
taken. and it is 70 run from Vancouver or
Port Moody. b c. 70 ST. John. y B. from
the Pacific 20 the Atlanuc-in four days.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

HUM INGgoN. Ind, Oct "A The resi-
dence OF ex-Sberir John A W. KintE OF
this city. was entered by burg are sunday
afternoon and jewels. including a set OF
diamond earrings and pin. collar button,
scarfpin, gold watch and chain, aggregat
ing g., 100, was stolkn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A nir snu-Miii Rnrn.d.

KEoKUE. la. Oct 1.-THE large saw min
OF Tabor a Co. in the lumber district
below this city, was totally desroysd by
FIRE on Sunday afternoon The loss on tho
mill is estinsted al s75. 900, with al snsuI-
ance OF sl7. 800
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

The American Association season WIZ
Nas Close Jnu Nsxt Thur.daT-How
the clubs Rtanf.
The statement that The season oi the
American Baseball Association would
close on Saturday last was an error A. a
recent meeting 80 the assoc alton it wss
decided O. extend the season unri Oc-
toher IT, Ths following table shows tie
standing % ths ciubs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

WICHITA. Kan Oct "a 1t hss become
known that 7 u GibhD. Of Pratt town
hfty miles west ~ here. and connected q
with the loan and investing company -
Gihun. Btowneu A Co Las abscond.d he
is supposed % have taken SO oD0 with him
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Aaa Aa s.'s ssas L - Z
The FIRST coun.
chaIg gss conspU
scY OF these SIX
msn with divers
others unknown
70 commit the fsl-
ony OF bribery
j b Q Sc C on i
charges an exc
clted conspiracy
10 commIE bub-
cry Tie third
charges q ccnspir
acy "tO do an
Illegal acs intur-
ious 20 the admin
isustlon OF pub
lie iustlc 10 Wit
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Oct "a
FIorS-ouiei nd unchanged spr.ns PAT,
sntS 800; straiEht.. sAeoa< 25. Bakers. q %
gaD. Winter pstentS 800. Clears. Eagsa
%
wHEAT-wss Quie; and nru. No sOc,ob.r.
ps as9sc; December. s2i4 Gs2Hc. May. 81
aSNc
ConS-Roderatsly active and frrnsr. 40. 2
tsasiAc. 10. yellow. 5lk s2c, No G. sok
2 30hc. No. 8 yellow. - szfizo. Octoser de-
livery. sihe. November. siifaglsc, Eecen-
Der. = 5izc. Mav. ssl.a5so
OATG-Quist and steady 40. cash fs1ct
octoeer. SAC. November, ipifc; D@oeuber.
ipNc; Hsv. 20 sc Samples easier Supply
lsrge- No ISSse9y No white. e0bNRls<ot
30. z isd2oc No. . White 7liEa2so
RYU-Ruled steady aud sulet 30. os.h. %
store- Nsci October delivery. tNc. Eovsm-
Der. ki,io. Samples g5Qssc for No. 2. Gaa
exc FOR No
BaHrUy-Harkti dull ard essv No , ooa
"a. No. lou FrRes 20 good. 2sa40c. No 4
rood 70 choice. ssa5so. 10 2 s0acsc
MRS. PORK-Trs0tnF rather iirht snc prices
eher n rcss ranged - go s0aIo s2s, fsr
cash. tie g 50 for October. ffs7f4fsa
Tor Norsrr bef. % 9o1ss-., for Jauusry
IARD-Trad ~ Fhi aud prices stas6y Quo
tations rsur-d 81 f6fsGs - for cash. o. "a
soT,< for ortoher O. - "A = fof Sovsnl sers
Ss7 .zAsl for Jsnusry
Bu1TEa-Crssusrv. sasc; Ds'ry. tsaisei
PscRlnE stock iGilr
EGGs- Fresh. = sdlsc
PouLTpy-Iavs CsicFshs sfo7c per I've
Trrk-rs s1s, feg = I've DucFS 1905 per
= I've Geese, H.De1o Dsr 6ezen
wv YopE O-s a
wHtsT-Trr srs Nc fifnsr. euist Octo-
ser. s4c. D.csmber. ssE9Ese, hsy. g IL
Mae2o
coEr-ouisf So sfssfT Western ~ rec ss
GEAc
osTs-Dul srf sfssfY Western S<f ~e
PEUvrsfoss-B-sf slew Fists. q so1sen;
Yrtrs Nsss rao Pcrk ouist snt ar - arFsfs
mesa ga SAM ETtrs Prm. tteeo1Ie2 e.
Lard stssey sBs eU.sts steam -rsstsre1. ttR
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
DR.. ELMSLIE & CO..
N0RTH WAsHINGT0N-A -.

NltaA A N ANnANt TN a t.
Corner % Geneses Avenue. East Saginaw.
Micaiian. Or Eismii@ 4 Co. are q company
Of regular Graduated Physicians, who have de-
voted many years % fhc study % thrOnic'
Nervous and Special Diseases The Ply
sician Ia charge Il this o1lce IS a graduate OF
oae OF the leading colleges Of The United
states, and IS registered Ia both hemlsphetl5
As an NJ. D. Il.s enables them 90 treat ail
private troubles with excellent results. All
sufferers applying 90 them Viii receive tlci
bSacse opinion u thelr complaint. No eN-
perimenru- no Mercury used. They Viii
guarantee . positive su-e ia every case they
undertake or forfeit So Their reasons for
50 doing Is this this-where there Is no organic
disease and nothing bat an inorganic trouble.
or. IN other words. conglomeratiol of sYmp-
sons prod uelng certain results. there - Do
reason Nhy it cannot DC removed " the proper
remedies are applied. therefore they guaran-
tee. Ihey Wish it distinctly understood that
they % not claim % perform impOssiblities.
or t0 ave mir4rui0us powers they only ciai "a
30 be skililai snd successful physicians thor
and special disease OF fleu aud - ON IA.
People residing ac a distance can. hy explain
ing thelr trouble in detail. ue treated AZ their
homes. Ihe course OF treatment Hll not in
any waT Interfere with their bus.ness AbSo-
igFeeecreey ID ai eases Charges moderate.
Al4gess o.. ELusr-r ( Co. box sc3. East -sgi-
nae. Hichiya1. once hours. 10 % = a. m. ,
70 and 90 p. "a. week days only. Rooms
I1and3 2.
NIB Consultation aud advice frse.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

was short, and
simply state d
what ths grand
jury had done.
After their report
and the return OF
tho indictments
found the men,
bers or the grand
Jury were thanked
by Judge Horton
for their services
and discharged
The names OF
the witnesses in
dorsed ON the in
dictIn ent are.
EaC-o,eTuobap,,n
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

JoHNsTowN, Pa. Oct IA great many
cases OF fever and other diseases are
being developed in the devastated region
and the physicians fear al epidemic Of dis
eases the coming winter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

MuN7~H oct - Fire destroyed seventy
houses fn the village of ststtin nsHr Wurss-
burg bavaria saturday Many persons
wers injured ard largs number rendered
homeless A. starving
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

jay bribing" Tie fourth sets out In de-
tail the methods adopted by the indicted
msr- Tho conspiracy IN each count u
charged 70 have been made August 81,
lss9. and on divers other days since. The
report that accompanied Ihe iaictmeni
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE PLOT THICkENS.
Efforts % Defeat the Ends o. JUS
t.cs IL the CrOnin Case.
lHEIN0US CRlAE BR0UCETT0 LICET.
A spSeial GEaaa Jars Iadicts SIS aes fes
Attempting - Briss JAY lnsa -
.AieaEo-sonls Stating
Developments
EouL cosspisacr

CHfc4so. Ccs l4--Ihe special grand jlry
called Oh Saturday 10 consider the sYi-
dsnoe Ia TIE Cronn iuTy bribery conspir-
Gcy remained m session III ~ -
c cleck 81 night a. Whoh hear they Te-
rarnee slth indictments sgalnsg siG men
Alexander l. Hanks. Marx l. S0l0man,
Frederick " Saith. Thomas Kzyanaugh
Jeremiah o D0nne4 ana gossph Konen
TIE indictment contains four counts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
She Knew Her rnsiness

LADY in Intelligence ofhcel-Hsve
you ever minded children before2
Nurse-No. mum; but I've made Gsny
Q choild mind noe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
NORTHERN MONEY IN MEXICO.

A Party of Chicago Capitalists Erecting .
Big sugar Refinery at Linsres.
ST LOU1s. Oct i4-Advices from Mexico
say that a Chicago company is building =
great sugar refinery at Lnsres. in the
state OF Tsmaulipus. the FIRST ever erected
In tho republic Work on the building is
being pushed vigorously Ten carloads
Of machinery have already arrived. and
the company has contracted with planters
IN the vicinity FOR 10 0o, 900 pounds o.
sugar OF this years crop
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A Reservation

He-Darling, will you love NE wneu
I'm gone?
She-Yes; II ycu are not too far gone.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

tEfrAoo Oct -
CkTTlH-xsfkst unossrsts,Y sctivs or loosl
srd a. rpirs aecount Good rradss stezf-
CournoH icts sssF es1htatons rsngsd a. a. 10
a. p 20 ge0s " fhtics 81 fpips s.ssrs = a
ess - csHnor r. Foos -. a. 9ons - -.
, tshsrs st>srs e. saaase fsr storssrs q a
cfT ~ TeFs.s. hseas = So Wssas~rs.
y N&2 - fos Fss1srsa o. sfs1< ~ fnr r-r~ss
, ssss = Ter rts1sr nisss sts~k sns Rul.s
Hos.-hsrkst sst'vs snt hsu. Lra4 u s.
shsf kszyy sRf Fssf mfss ss hlsh-- -
f1mussn les uaeh.srst ssis4 rshe.f A. A -
1<t ~ rEti g @e<1 fer rear rsetl,rt
. seatN So afrsf a. sx4 - fsf h.s-. -.
Hs sne s6 FB'nE iats
LATEs-Fsssiss Ersdsf slssinf sssssE
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
THE WORK OF GHOULS.

The Grave OF Ralph Waldo Emerson
Opened.
CONCORD, Mass, Oct 14-While attend
ing burial at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
here two gentlemen discovered that tho
grave OF Ralph Waldo Emerson had been
disturbed The authorities were notified
andtOund that the grave had been opened
during Saturday night, exposing the casket
but IL was not opened by the yandals, who
were apparently frightened away before
they could accomnlish the.r purnose
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07


war would be carried on All informers,
the circular said, were foredoomed.
The attorney general here suggested
that this referred TO Carey.
While in Milwaukee, the witness con-
tinued, Sullivan wrote to him that active
operations were entirely in the hands of
q revolutionary directory of their own
Organization, but that there had been
some lack of courage shown and the
directory had found it impossible to get
men from the home organization to do
the work sullivan said in future every
such person should be without a family
and be an old and tried member.
No new member would be allowed to
work because lately forty Irish consta-
bles had arrived in Amei lea to try TO join
the organization and learn its secrets.
Before departing on an expedition every
man would be instructed in the use and
management of explosives. At the end
Of 1883 there was a split in the organiza
ton, the seeeders retaining the old name
while the Others under Sullivan IS leader
ship founded a new secret organization
entitled the gu. So The executive
committee was reduced to three mem
bers, their badge being a triangle The
witness and majority of the MEM
bers of Camp az joined the GU.
s." In January, 1884, the Redmonds
arrived from Australia and travelled
through the United States. Prominent
members Of the gu. s. attended re-
ception held in their honor in August,
1884, a League convention was held in
Boston. Between January and August
the witness did not see Redmond. The
only difference between the two organi-
cations was the sign for the executive.
The commission here adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
IRELAND.

Father Coventry Wants the Hand that MUIR
dered Police Inspector Martin Strength
ened.
DUBLIN Feb. G.-Constables have gone
from Killarney to Clonmel with war;
rant to remove William O'Brfen to the
former place Mr. o 'Brien has requested
the mayor. of CIonmeI not to give
out any reports concerning his health
until there is material change in his
treatment by the prison officials.
Father Coventry of Dunman-
way, referring in speech
at Skibberen to the arrest of Father Me
Fadden and the killing Of Police Inspector
Martin at Gweedere on Sunday last said
the people murdered by the police at
Youghal, Middleton and Michaelstown
had now been avenged at Gweedere
g May Almighty God, - exclaimed Faith
er Coventry, strengthen the hand that
murdered Police Inspector Martin -
Father Covenry's utterances were re-
ceived with cheers by his hearers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
THE COMMISSION BILL.
1t VIII Be Taken Up To-Day and Will Be Con-
tested at Every Step.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Feb. 6.-The commits
sion bill caucus last night hes furnished
the theme of conversation for the day =.
It was understood last night that Mon
days cast-iron resolution was adopted
almost unanimously, but to-day nobody
was seen who had voted for it and
every man there had favored allowing
the reporters to remain in the room. The
bill will be taken up tomorrow and
Brown of Grayson will open the discus
sion for the bill McComb will probably
lead off for the opposition and will con-
duct the fight with Owsley, Gresham and
Jagoe as his lieatenants. The contest
promises TO be long and exciting and
bitter, and the final vote VIII doubtless
be close. From present appearances the
bill has a majority but every point will
be contested and it may possibly be de-
feated
The house judiciary committee viii to-
morrow report unfayoTabiy Wilson 5
house bill. Levy, MeComb aud Ores
ham will make a minority report recon-
menCing the passage Of the bill with
some amendments.
The same committee win also report
favorably a joint resolution instructing
the general 70 sue the Gilbert
book company OF st. Louis for the in
fringement of the state copyright of the
Texas reports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
SPORTING NOTES.
Ease BAN at Dallas,

Ease BAN at Dallas,
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. 6.-The dissoll :
ton of the Park association and the con-
sequent destruction of Dallas base ball
prospects created much disappointment
in Dallas, and the result is there is talk
about another association organizing for
the Texas state league The leading
business men at Dallas were surprised at
the turn matter took by their withhold
ing financial assistance. They thought
that the association would arrange mat
tiers somehow or other, and that they
could save little by not subscribing. If
another association is organized it is
probable that subscriptions will be re-
ceived from these men. The town
boomer, - while they are not stuck on
the game, want Dallas to have first
class ball team. 1t viii be definitely set
tied in few days whether Dallas is to
have ball this season or not The i'm
preston is that Dallas has been aiming
too high all TIE time.
Peoples and JoYcer have signed with
Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
School House on Fire.


CINCINNATI, ONO, Feb. 6-Miss Finn
teacher on the ground floor of the Sec
ond intermediate school or Ninth street
near Main street, saw this morning burn
ing Goals falling down the hot air shaft
from which the register opens. She
knew the building was on fire. There
are 700 pupils on the three floors. She
gave the fire alarm in the prescribed
way and the teachers instantly mar
shalled their pupils as if they were SOL
diers and marched them out as eoolly
as veterans down one stairway
while the fremen were running up an
other with their hose. Not the sign Of q
panic was seen except in the person of
the ianitress The fire was in the roof +,
caused by q defective flue, and was sub
dued with a loss of $500 600 The teach
ers have fire alarm drill for the purpose
of meeting such emergencies as this one !,
and no doubt to-day saved life thereby
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
ABROAD.
Samoa Affairs-Ar. ParneH Present at
the Session OF the Commission.
A sub-sIarine Torpedo Boat Built to be Used
Against British Ships-Emperor OF
Austria's Proclamation.
SAMOA.
An Account of Recent Events from a &c
man, Point of View

An Account of Recent Events from Ger
man Point of View.
HAMBURG, Feb. 6.-The Hamburger
Correspondent publishes letter signed
lotto Hierarch, /" which gives an ao-
count of recent events in Samoa from a
German point Of view The letter says
the whole fight in Samoa occurred on
German private property. The writer as
serts that the United States steamer
Nipsie supplied the rebels with ammuni-
ton through Capt. Leary of the United
States steamer Adams, and he depIores
the fact that all efforts OF the German
consul to avert war between the natives
has proven futile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
Residence Burned.
.ence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MINEoLA TEX. :, Feb. 6.-This evening
at about l 'clocl1 the residence of Mr..
I. C. Giles, situated in the suburbs of
this town, was destroyed by fire. Cause,
a defective flue. Insurance Sl2GG; loss
about three thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars. Nothing was saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
Chronic PJeuris,, CURED,

L. E. Callen, Garfield, Pawnee Co., Kansas,
writes:
I have been for some years troubled with pleu-
retic pains in my left side, which on in the
beginning OF Winter, and are so severe that 1 am
confined to the house. During the past Winter
used two ALLCoCK' 5 PLAsTERs on my left side,
and after the first week all pain left me and
was perfectly able to attend to my business.
After wearing them two weeks. / would wash
them off with little alcohol and then so two OF
three weeks perfectly well. l have only had Ia
put them on three times during the past Winter,
and must say ALLcocB's PLAsTERs are all that
they are represented to be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
DISASTROUS FIRE
The East Side OF the Square at Decatur
Burned.
Ulman Co., Lillard s Co., Jones cOnleyi
R. T. Davis. Abbey & Co. and Others
Burned 0ut-The Loss Heavy
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Feb 7.-4:50 a. M
A fire caught this morning about 2
O'Clock in the store of W. c. Bird on
the east side of the square
and the flames spread rapidly
to the fine store buildings on the east
side. The wholesale and retail grocery
store of Ulman s Co., was soon burn
ing and then the flames tsok the
hardware house of LnIard, next Jones s.
conley, dry goods; R. 7. Davis, grocer
les; Gill & Smith, C. Hudspeth, abbey &
Co, bakery and confectionery; the pic
ture gallery, and is at this hour still
burning. 1t is feared De-
Wire s Co.. store will catch and
the fire. spread along the south side of the
square, and reach the Decatur First
National Bank. The citizens turned cut
to man and are doing all in their
power to arrest the flames. Nearly all
the buildings burned were good and
heavy stocks were carried. The loss can
only be appropriated, but will reach
several hundred thousand dollars. There
is considerable insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
FRANCE.
Legitime Recognized as President of Hayti.
In the Chamber.

Legitine Recognized as President of Hayti.
In the Chamber.
PARIS, Feb. "a special meeting of
the cabinet was held tonight at the min
istry of the interior, Premier Floquet
presiding. It is reported the ministers
decided to take active measures for re-
preston of the Boulangists.
Gen. Rim has been placed under arrest
for fifteen days for making speech
against the government.
1t is semi officially announced Great
Britain has recognized Legitime as presi-
dent of Hayti France will do likewise
NJ. Goblet, minister of foreign affairs,
has instructed LeForestre, the Haytien
envoy, that he may visit President Car
not with a letter from Legitime, notify
ing the French government of his cleo
ton. Comte De Sesmaysons, French
envoy TO Hayti, has been ordered to pre-
sent his credentials to Legitime.
The committee of the chamber of dep
uties on the scrutin d reimbursement bill
consists of seven supporters of the meas
ure and four opponents. The bill is safe
to pass.
POLICY OUTLINED.
PARIS, Feb. lie Paris publishes an
article attacking Count Won Munster,
German ambassador, for refusing to
grant passport to a surgeon-major of
the Ninth regiment Of infantry on the APP
plication of that Office for permission to
visit st. Petersburg to see his mother
who was dying. Col. Sonar. commander
of the Ninth has consequently issued an
order of the day commenting in severe
terms on the action of the Germans in
relation to passport regulations.
Liberti says: Disciplinary measures
will be taken against Col. Sonar on ac-
count OF his order.
A meeting of members Of the chamber
of deputies belonging to the radical left
was held to-day, at which it was decided
to give questions of revision of the consti-
tuition and electoral reform the first place
on the programme of legislation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07

The judges of the supreme court of
Pennsylvania have ;sissttZadopted silk
gowns, and are worrying their wives out
of all patience with wild questions about
shirred fronts, 1ounces and box leating .
Burlington Free Press.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
jackson and Caroline TO Fight.

NEW YORK, Feb. Orchard K. Fox
is in receipt of dispatch from the Cali
fornia athletic club informing h m that
Patsey Cardiffe and Peter Jackson of
Australia have been matched to fight
during April. The arrangements are:
S25o0 TO the winner, $500 to the loser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07
AUSTRIA.
Summary of the Contents of Prince Rudolfs
Letters.

summary OF the contents OF Rrlnee HSudOlTS
Letters.
VIENNA, Feb. 6.-The new Vienna
Tagblatt gives summary Of the contents
of Rudolf's five letters. In the letter to
his father Rudolf asks touchingly for
forgiveness for the act which he says ap-
pears inevitable. In the letter to his
mother he gives 4 detailed and clear ac-
count of his motives for suicide, takes
leave of her aud sends last greeting to
his child.
The Crown Princess Stephanie has as
sumed the patronage of the late Crown
Prince Rudolf's work entitled Austria
and Hungary IN word and picture.
THE EMPEROR IS PROCLAMATION.
VIENNA, Feb. emperor Frances
Joseph in an autograph letter to Premier
Won Taafe orders that all publicity be
given the following proclamation:
To My People:
Overwhelmed with deep grief, hum
bly, bow my head before this inscrutable
decree of divine providence, appealing
with my people to the Almighty to give
me strength so that may not falter in the
conscientious performance of my duties
as ruler, but may keep before my eyes
that course of steadfast adherence which
assures LOT TIE commonwealth the DISSS-
ings OF the people. 1t has been conso-
lation to me during these days of bitter
woe to know that l was upheld by the
heartfelt sympathy OF my people, of
which 1 have received from ali
sides most touching tokens 1t is with
profound gratitude that feel the new
bond of mutual love and taithfulness
uniting me and my house with an the
people, which only gains strength and
securityIn times of such great Attic
ton.
The proclamation further expresses
the heartfelt thanks of the emperor and
empress and their sorely stricken daugh-
ter in-law for sympathy accorded them,
ana concludes by asking Ged 5 help in
future, and the cooperation Of Austrian
subjects with their ruler 10 secure the
welfare of the fatlferland.
RUDOLF s EARLY FRIENDSHIP
VIENNA, Feb 6.-The Remdenblatt
to-day has long article attesting the
early friendship of the late Crown Prince
Rudolf for the present emperor of Ger
many. and fact that Rudolf was one of
the most effective supporters of the
statement on both sides in commenting
on the Australia Hungary alliance. The
paS CT says the FL euch and Pan SlaYist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07

Two Corean ladies, who are the first to
set foot ON American soil, are n5w en-
route from San Francisco re Washington :.
They are the wives of two diplomats who
will in the future be attached 10 the
Corean legation in Washington. They
are said TO be very beautiful. They will
wear their native costumes and will
doubtless attract a good deal OF attention
in the SOCIAL world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-07

journals who represent the contrary in
order 10 show the distrust between she
nations will miss their aim,
WHAT uNHINGED THE PRINCE.
BERLIN, Feb. CA dispatch to the
Frankfort Zeitung from Rome SAYS. in
January Rudolf addressed himself direct
to the pope without his fathers knowl-
edge, to ask assistance in obtaining di-
vorce, ana authority to marry again.
The pope sent the letter to the emperor,
and the result was q serious explanation
between father and son, which probably
unhinged the latter.