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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
INDIAN SITUATION.
Some Tribes Continue Their Ghostly
observation-disclosures are Coming In.
Third Cavalry Ordered to Proceed to the In
dian Territory-Chief Hump of the
Cheyennes Under Arrest.

As REFLECTED BY DR.. II. Won LUETTwITz.
Special TO the Gazette.
ATCHisON, KAN, Dec. 1l.-Dr. Il.
Won LupttwitZ of the United States army
was in this city to-day. on his way from
Fort Reno, I. r. 10 Pine Ridge agency.
He says all the uncvlliZd Indians of the
Indian Territory have the Messiah craze,
and there Is dancing going on. No one is
Alarmed, however, As there are soldiers
enough 10 prevent trouble. He predicts
thai next spring there will be the great
est Indian uprising that this country has
ever seen. He says that even the govern
meut scouts are participating in the
ghost dancing. He SAYS there are 5000
young bucks in the Territory who are
anxious to 90 on the war path, aud the
old chiefs encourage them by telling
them OF the greut things they did when
they were young. He tells of three
young squaws who went to school three
years, and as soon rs they returned they
put GU the blanket and joined i'll the
ghost dance.
THIRD CAVALRY ORDEDED TO INDIAN TER
RIrORY.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTcNIA. TEX, Dec. II Gen.
Stanley, commanding the department of
Texas. Z, 5. A. to-day received u tel
egram from Gen. Schotield TO get the
Third cavalry in readiness Immediately
TO go to the Indian Territory to be placed
at the disposal of Gen. Merritt, COM
mandIng tie department of the Missouri.
The troops of the Third cavalry are
widely scattered along the Rio Grande,
and it will require several days to con-
centrate them mere. The removal of the
cavalry Leaves this department with only
two small regiments of infantry, and
the frontier posts are thus practically di-
vested of auy effective means of defense
from harrassing Mexican bandits.
CHIEF HUMP OF THE CHEYENNEs
PIERRE. s ID. Dec. ll.-Capt. Ewers
of the Fifth infantry was detailed here
from Texas last week by Gen. Miles for
special work. Word was received last
night that he had just returned from the
Cherry Creek dance, bringing with him
Hump, the chief who has been causing
all the trouble in the Cheyenne agency.
Ewers brought Hump to Fort Bennett.
THE BOTTOM DROPPING OUT.
CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. l1.-Col. Corbin
of Gen. Miles staff says the tenor of the
dispatches from the Indian country leads
him TO believe that the bottom is drop
ping out OF the threatened uprising. GA
considerable number of bucks, con-
tinued the colonel, "have left the Bad
Lands aud returned to the Pine Ridge
agency Gen. Miles, accompanied Dy
Lieut.. Maus, will leave for Pine Ridge
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

exhibit and exercise a general control
and SUPERVISION over the movement.
As the headquarters of the movement
have been located here, four of the
members of the executive committee
have been appointed from Houston. the
idea being 10 concentrate the work as
much Us possible. a CONT ittee Is also at
work preparing articles of incorporation
with the view of incorporating the move
mrnt and perpetuariug the organization
rs formed by the late convention. Mr..
7. J. Hurley of Fort Worth, president Of
the organization, is an enthusiastic
worker and is thoroughly Imbued with
the idea OF having Texas properly repre-
sented at the great Columbian EXPOSE
ton.
Mr.. ID. d. Bryan. a well-known news
paper man of the state, is prominently
mentioned in connection with the secre-
tarvship, and his selection would give
the movement the benefit of a marked
ability in the discharge of the duties of
that office.
AS very much depends 9 upon the
favorable action of the legislature, the
best work of the committee Should he
directed towards Austin, securing an
appropriation. Texas cannot afford TO
be behind her sister states in 80 impor-
tant matter as is involved in q favor
able representation al Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
UNITED IRELAND.
Crowbar in Hand, Parnell Again
Takes Possession
Before Being OuSted a Second Time His
Opponents Destroy Matter for
Publication.
His Future Course Matter Of Conjecture.
Gladstone Addresses Several Gather
iugs Fin Route.
The United Ireland.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE struggle for
a new phase this morning, and again
Mr.. Parnell is in possession OF the offices
of the company. When the opponents of
Mr.. Parnell. who succeeded last Eight in
forcing an entrance into the office and
destroying ali the leaders prepared by
Mr.. Seamy, who was appointed ysster-
day to succeed Mr.. Bodkin, who WAS
acting manager during the absence of
O'Brien, took their departure they left
guard III possession with orders TO resist
any attempt of Pnruell or his friends TO
enter the building. This morning Par
nell went TO the office, and, with the as
sistauce of a crowd, opened the doors
and took possession. The police wit
messed the affair, but did not interfere in
any way. After he had succeeded in
capturing the Office Parnell went to the
window aud addressed the crowd out
sue.
THOUGH THE kEYHoLE.
To guard against any further attempt
of Mr.. Parneli' s opponents 20 recspture
the office no one was allowed to enter,
and the doors and windows were closely
holted and barred. Parne!l was accom-
panied by the staff of editors he ap-
pointed yesterday, and when the office
was secured against intFuders all CONVEX
sation with outsiders was carried on
through the keyhOle.
When Parnell made the assault upon
the Office this morning he himself was
armed with crowbHr, which he used III
forcing the front door.
In the afternoon PGrnell started for
Cork. large crowd was at the depot,
and when he made his appearance TO take
the train he was loudly cheered.
Before Mr.. Paruel! made the attack ut
the office he procured two crowbnrs
from the house of one of his ndherents in
the vicinity. Handing one of them to
John O'Counor, he proceeded TO the
door, winch WAS soon smashed by the
blows showered upon it with the imple-
meD!s.
Parnall has ordered that ali persons
shall he treated fairly in the columns of
the United ireland and that abuse shall
be 1Ustained from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
Gladstone En- Route Home.

LONDON, Dec. ll.-Mr. Gladstone
left Loudou to-day on his way to his
home at Hnwarien. He will deliver adj
dresses at Bedford and Workshop en-
route.
At Reddorf depot Nj. Gladstone ad-
dressed the assem- bled crowd and. among
other things, said: The resolution re-
speeding the Irish leadership was al Hd-
ditionul resolution granting home rule.
Why should English and Scottish and
WEIGH politics depend upon the choice OF
the Irish leader? The confidential COM
municRtiou between the Liberals and
home rule parties and the conversation
with Parntll at Haawarden in Novem-
Der, 1890. he said, we're equally safe TO
both parties, a fact that was proved, NOS
by himself, because he had no reason
publicly to speak about 1t, but by the
other party He believed that the
O'Sbea divorce proceedings would en-
tirely estroy the moral force needed in
Ireland 1t was absolutely untrue that
MIR. Morley had suggested that Parnell
held Office under the British crown The
Liberal party's work in parliament was
to resist coersion in Ireland, and that
work was as sacred and urgent now Us 1t
had ever been. no matter who might be
the leader of the Irish party.
Gladstone subsequently, addressed an
audience Of 5000 persons at Worksop.
He asked his hearers not TO condemn
Ireland on account OF anything that had
happened to an Individual. The deter
minatinn OF the Liberals was irrevoca5ie.
They could not undertake to efectually
support the cause Of home rule at the
next election in connection with one par
ticuiar name. He pointed out the i'm
portancs of continuing the struggle for
Ireland, declaring legislation for Eng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
AFTER SEVEN YEARS.

Frank Hart Taken TO Paris for the Murder Of
Col. Woodward seven Year, Ago.
Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Dec. 1l.-Sevea years
ago Frank Hart killed Col. Woodward,
fifteen miles south of this city. For a
time the affair caused great sensation.
Hart left the country and nothing was
heard of him until Tuesday, when he Was
arrested at Big Springs by Sheriff
Birdwell of Howard county, who notl
fled Sheriff Gum of this county, who
went TO Fort Worth and met Birdwell
end took charge OF Hart and brought
him here to-day. Hart has been in
Mexico and the territories since the kill
lug, but his family has remained here.
The trial is expected TO be d sensational
one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Ball Set in Motion at the Houston Con.
Venlion-Taxas TO Invest
100000.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX. Dec. 1.-THE move
ment SO successfully inaueurated by thu
state convention held in this city yester-
day having for its object the proper pre-
seniation Of Texas aud its limi,less re-
Sources before the Worlds fair at Chi
ago in 1898 has assumed proper
etfons that give promise of ultimate
success in having Texas represented
upon scale commensurate with her i'm
portauce. The presence OF delegates to
this convention from all sections of the
stute shows the wide spread interest
manifested In the subject and proves that
the representative men of Texas are nlive
to the importance of the movement.
The only thing necessary to promote its
ultimate success is the securing OF suffi-
cieut funds with which 10 make such an
exhibit as the occasion deserves and as
the presen, progress of the state will de-
mand. The legislature that will
soon convene at Austin will
lie memorialzed and appealed
TO by a strong committee composed of
the best material that can be serur ed
from the various senatorial districts of
the state, asking that body and urging
upon it the necessity of appropriating
81 900 900 to aid in making the Texas
exhibit. 1t is expected that this amount
will be su plemented by another million
to be secured through the medium OF
county organizations throughout the
state. The senatorial committee has
already been appointed, also the state
executive board, the duty of which
viii be to prepare the Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
Parnen Gaining Favor Rnpidly :.

DUBLIN, Dec. 81 The large and en-
thusiastic meeting held in the ratunda
last night and speech made by Mr.. Par
nell has already had the effect to convey
public opinion in favor of Parnell
throughout Ireland and the number of
his adheren:s is growing rapidly. His
supporters in Limerick are making
preparations for great popular display
N his honor upon hi 8 arrival there. His
constituents i'll Cork are also preparing to
receive him, and they will give him an
enthusiastic welcome. Mr.. Seamy has
sent private dispatch to a friend in
London stating Parnell is winning all
along the line.
The Most Rev. Abram Browerigg, Ro-
man Catholic bishop OF Ossery, in which
diocese is situated the town of Kilkenny,
has advised the voters there in the COM
ing election for member of the house OF
commons TO east their ballots according
to the dictations of their conscience. The
fight there will be good test of Irish
opinion, and the supporters Of Parnell
are deslrous OF hurrying forward the
strongest possible cnndidnte. Parnell-
ties have withdrawn the nomination of
MIR. Barry O'Brieu, the author, and
have finally selected Mr.. Kelly 10 contest
the seat against Sir John Pope Hennessy,
the nominee OF the Mccarthy faction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
Not Easily Surmised.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Paruell party
has ceased all Communication with his
opponents, and is conducting n campaign
entirely from within his own lines,
therefore, his plans are not as easily
surmised as before the division.
Kenny, his supporter. said yesterday
that the campaign would not be con-
tinued to Ireland. but that a movement
in favor Of Paruell 3 leadership would be
simultaneously organized in America
aud Australia, aud meetings held that
would leave no doubt rs TO the sincerity
of the Irish people wherever found.
Timothy HeaIy is much disgusted by
his reception in Dublin. where he
narrowly escaped violence at the hands
of crowd. He has heretofore always
met with enthusiastic greeting in that
city, and was not prepared for such
complete revolution of public sentiment.
He is making ready, however, TO take
the field against Parnell's candidate in
kilkeUney.
News from Kilkenney Is favorable to
Parnell. Healyites will not admit that
the Rotunda meeting necessarily pre-
scented the feeling of the majority.
AT Mas Mr. Purnell received an ad-
dress from q local branch OF the national
league at Kildare. He made speech
to the crowd that was waiting Ut the
station.
At Monasterevan there was an anti
Parnell demonstration when the train
arrived, a priest leading the opposition
In cheering for O'Brien.
The clergy of Kilkenny denounce Par
nell and support the candidacy OF Sir
Johu Pope Hennesy, parliamentary
nominee of the ant.-PHrnell faction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
An oppo.,nr Parn.,, Meeting at Cork.

CORK, Dec. u.-At q meeting held
here last night, over which the high
sheriff presided, parliamentary COM
mittee was appointed 20 oppose Parneli.
The chairman said ne hoped the division
in the Irish party would be brief, and
announced that twenty-one Nationalist
members of the Cork r,rnicipnl council
were opposed TO MIR. Parnen remaining
at the head Of the party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE wool sales
we're post poned to-day in consequence of
dense fog which prevented sampling.
There are available "a 200 bales. ami
sales will close GU Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

called the national committee in support
of the secesSlouist portion of the Irish
parliamentary party. The clergyneu
and members OF the national league will
be eligible for mem bership.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.--Conf1rma-
tons: Roumaldo Pacheco Of California,
minister to the Central American states !:
e. A. Daugherty of Pennsylvania. score
tary Of legation to Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
Vote OF Confidence Re.c,nssd.

DUBLIN, Dec. II A meeting of the
municipal council of Kilkenuey was held
to-day, AZ which resolution WAS
adopted resembling the vote of con tldence
10 Parneli recently adopted by the coun-
Gil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
There IS MONEY!.
BEHEADED.
A Negroes Head shot From His Shoulders ina
Central Dance Fight

Central Dance Fight
Special to the Gazette.
CoRRIGAN, Ten, Dec. u.-News
reaches this Ct y this evening of diff
Guilty among the negroes employed ut
Morris saw mill, near here, last night.
After negro ball at that place a num-
seGzf of negroes engaged in general
fight, and Andrew Jackson, negro,
was instantly killed bv unknown parties.
dis head was shot from his shoulders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12
In Support OF the ssoes.,on,s,..

DUBLIN, Dec. l1.-Steps have been
taken here to form q central body to bs
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
NA "a.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
III r. I.xw0 (S&Rkru
PRsscorr, AnIscr~ Nov. geh. ia:

| PRESCOTT, ARIz0uA nov. 0eh, 1850 I
| Notice y hereby given. that Wm. T..
Dodge s.d p. Willis James By their attor.
Prescott Arix, has this day 6lsd his appli.
cation for apatent for flfteoa hundred iIn4nY
foet OF the Antler mine - v1iN. 6tarino
copper. gold and silver with surface ground
sx hundred fees T. Mhath, situated 10 Cedar
vaiieg Misiag gas!rict County Of Mohavs,
snd Terriesvy OF Arizona and desIenated
hy The aem notes and ofscial plat ON iie In
this once - Lot Number u A. The ex.
srior boundaries Of said Lot No u A. bs.
beginning at Initial Moa. d southerly
and center Of claim. slaio sions marked
4 e; 4. no; \ y. s Min. Mon. No Q bears
q deR. Y. 800 feet 70 sand stone maried Al
no. y Thence N. 10 deg, T.. L5D feet tc
granite stoas marked A. No. q Theacs s.
q Deg. e 800 feet 70 northeriy end center Of
e,atm ana 70 granite b0wlder marked A.
70 no. !. Thence s y deg, r. (same courseJ
ri, sr,a asss 70 grsnlse stone marked A. No. s.
marked A. No. O. Thsnce N. II deg. ". So
ieet to Mon. / N. A. No. !, place OF begin.
Ming, containing 20 G6lO0 scres. Msenetic
Var. Is deg. T..
Notice 8 likewise given thu. the above
claimants through their attorney have Also
-. tn,s q, dsy Med their spplicetion Tor patent
~ 100 acre., taken in connection with The
ABOVE described Antler Mining Claim, situ
ate in Cedar Valley Mining District. Mo.
have County, Arizona, and deslgnated 81
the held notes ard Official plat on file In this
oiiice % Lot No. n b., and described a. fol.
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at Initial Mon. at
Southeriy corner Of claim where 10 marked
= and l. NJ A. s. No. on top Of granite
bowlder. u. s. Min. Mon. No. q bcars N.
~ deg, - MIN w. $50 feet
Initial Mon. Antler Mining Claim, slate
stone ]. ID. A. No. bears s. "a deg, w.
LOO feet Themes N. IS deg, W. 4S7 feet
70 granite STONE marked A. M. s. No q.
Thence n. IS deg, y. l66 feet TO granite
stone marked A. NJ s. No 3. Thence S. IS
deg. II. 461 feet 70 granite bowlder marked
A. M. 5, No. 4. Thence s. 45 deg, w. l66
feet to Mon. l. VI. A. NJ. s. No. i, place Of
beginning. Magnetic Var. is deg. East.
Tho location OF the above mine Is record.
cd in the Recorders offics Of Mohave Coup.
~ In Book d Of Mines. The adjoining
clsimants are the same with tho Spuytep
Duyvil Mine on the South.
The location OF the above Mil Site n re |
corded In the Recorders once OF Mohave |
county In Book I, Of Miscellaneous Recorda
Any and all persons claiming Adversely |
my portions OF Said Antler Mine or Apties |
Mil Site or surface ground are required 10 |
dle their adverse claims with the rcRjster III /
he United Status Land Once at PRESCOTT |
10 the Territory Of Arizona, during the sIr L
" days period OF publication hereof or they |
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of |
he statute. z. BURGESS. Register.
alto
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
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RarI Wheeler,s cee1 -.

Amsterdam IN. y. } Democrst, January II. ]
Ticket No. %, ass drew the capital prize Of
5000 in the December drawing Of The
Louisiana State Lottery. One fortieth Of
this ticket wss held by Earl Wheeler, who
lives st 60 Grove street In this city. Mr..
Wheeler therefore waa entitled 10 receive
$4,000 A Democrat reporter today called
at the homo Of the fortunate man and sue
cecdod in getting from him an admission Of
the facts - follows:
Yes, held one -fortleth Of the winning
ticket plsced the ticket In the hands Of
Banker J. Vedder Morris for collection, and
Agent Is. r. Oliver OF tho American Ex-
press Company paid Mr.. Morris the amount
less e101.55 express charges, on the 10th
instant Mr.. Morris deposited the amount
in the Farmers National Bank in his own
name, st the request of Bir. Wheeler. The
latter dislikes notoriety, hence, this round
about proceeding. That the amount has
been received and that The Louisiana State
Lottery Company fulfilled It's obligations
Mr. Morris verifies and his word cannot be
questioned.