Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-02
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70 - He had not previously car
ain'1. me and the threats he had made
Tis ., q rresence of my friend caused me
il ,u' careful. l told him if be
u - - make q statement regarding
S ,,'rspsIau Office story the columns OF
u ro,er were at his disposal. He did
~ avail himself OF my offer.
HV gba defendant has many friends here,
,-os allowed this morning to leave
~ stotiou house N their company,
I'2 80 I,v an officer, and spent mos of
10 IN Ybp Office Of his lawyer. He
w ~, 10 defended by Senator Black
sentative Caruth and Charles Maui
~ smith. a local attorney. There are
n,,,r,er Of people who stand ready to
1i-s lsII 10 any amount, and as soon as
A. TouIbpe's injuries are known it IS
--,,,oIIa that Mr.. Kincaid will be bailed.
A. TorIhee's injuries are not fatal, and
-bno the ball is still in the maXillary
Eara tbg musician thinks its presence
more will not necessarily prove danger
Gus.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The investigation Of the civil service
offlTI1
committee has stirred up a perfect
mares nest and Mr.. Ewart, who intro
6rcej the resolution calling the investi-
cation, should certainly be publicly
thanked for exposing the Maynard and
aorrant abuse Of power by the commits
sion The Washington Post, which
really inaugurated this investigation, is
making it pretty warm for the commits
sion and Mr.. Hatton, the editor, gives it
The full benefit of his trenchant pen.
Senator Cali will im0eRch the accuracy
of the steuCgraDhic notes in the senate
elections InvestigatiOn committee re-
gaTding the murder of Deputy Marshal
saunders. He will charge that the re-
porter failed to catch the speakers re-
marks. This Cail-Chaudler controversy
has created considerable feeling and the
end is not yet.
Edgar r. Gay Of Texas, $1,000 clerk
in the ordinance office, war department,
has resigned.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, March Lone of the
results of the recent disastrous fire at
Secretary Tracy'S house is the introduce
ton of fire alarm boxes INTO the White
House which has heretofore been without
adequate protection Of this kind.
REPRESENTATIVE Peel Of Arkansas, from
the committee on Indian affairs, to-day
reported TO the house a bill providing for
the allotment Of lands II severalty TO
the Quapaw Indians in the Indian Terri
tory.
Representative McCreRry Of Kentucky
to-day presented in the house q resolu-
ton requesting the president of the
Uuted States to communicate with that
body, if not incompatible with the public
Interests, any correspondence had with ,
The Mexican government regarding the
employment in the regular army of the
United States of Indian scouts for the
purpose of pursuing hostile Indians in
their raids in the United States and Mex
leo; also any correspondence in regard TO
lie proposed transfer of the Apache In
Clans now confined at Mount Vernon
barracks, Ala, 70 Fort Sill, l. T.
Up IN he room Of the house commit
Tee on elections to-day stood 8 ballot
loS lFat VIII figure in the debate on the
ttaiherstone-Cate election case next
week. The box is plainly aud simply
made OF tin and looks like auv ordinary
.neap ballot box, but there is a pecu-
laF'y about it that appears only
ID close inspection. The slit wherein
he ballots are placed is double so that
Uallot II placed III one side slips into the
loN, nut II placed in the other eide slides
lnpsrceived down into the vast basket
;! on the floor. The contestant (Feath-
Fs'one) assets that twentY-oue of these
'vATs We're used in one county at the
ec'loh I'D Arkansas. The double orifice
Tue box Cau be- readily taken out,
eI'ing the box honest in appearance.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE. |
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The commit
&c on patents and trade marks of the
l'ernatonal American conference, of |
.l'ch alr. Jose Derou, delegate from
uruguay. is chairman, and Mr.. Andrew
aFnegie and Mr.. Culdron Of Colombia
'e members, have reported the follow
ls Resolutions:
whereas, the international American
'u'eEence is of the opinion |
la' the treaties on literary and |
,'.sue property, on patents and on |
11e marks, celebrated by the South |
NeFlcan congress OF Montevideo, fully /
La'autee and protect the rights of prop |
.! which are subject to the provisions |
tfen obtained.
NesoIved, that the conference recon-
vuu' both TO those governments of |
"eIl'a which accepted the proposition
uo!clnG the congress. but could not |
""'lHate in its deliberations, and to |
OSe not invited thereto, but who are
presented in this congress, that they
We their adhesion to sA d treaties.
KIYCAID AND TAULBEE.
WASHINGTON, March l.-Mr. Kincaid
ssed rather comfortable night, sleep
but little, however, owing to the
'ere strain his nerves had undergone.
ortly after dinner Kincaid, in company
ID al officer, called at the Office of his
lhril, c. Maurice Smith. who is ar
lglng TO have his client admit
to bail If possible. Sew
Prominent gentlemen called DUR
the Afternoon to tender ball il
'aed. Among them were Gen. n. Y.
zion and Mr.. WYnne of the CIncin- |