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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

BosToN Nov. 22.-Fire Commissioner
R. NJ. Tobin, national vice-commrnder of
the q, A. r., died at 4.l5 a. M. to-day Of
Bright's diserse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 2O.-Burglars
entered the post-otfice at Silver Creek,
Chatauqua county, last night, forced
open the safe and stole about 5000
worth Of stamps, three registered letters
and SIS in money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

To thousands 81 people who have the faint of
scrofula III heir blood. The agonies caused by
the dreadful running sores and other mani
festations of this disease are beyond descrip-
ton. There Ia no other remedy equal to lIood's
Sarsaparilla for scrofula saltrheum and every
form of bloud disease. 1t is reasonably sure to
benefit all who give it a fair trial. Be sure TO
get Hoods.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

FoRr DopeE, lA., Nov. 22.-An epidemic
of diphthcria is raging at Garner, this
state The schools are closed and deaths
from the disease are ocellrrit-@ daily. The
board Of health attributes the sickness to
the unclean water which is used by the
people Of that place
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
ON 4 GOOD ERRINIl.


Bond eojoniaI scereta aps' Il Newfolndland
sailed yesterday for Washington to con
clude, if possible, some arrangements be-
tween the United States and Newfound-
land, whereby the former will admit New
foundland fish duty free and the latter give
American fishermen liberty to purchase
hait in Newfoundland waters free of license
charges
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-The Caustin
Manufacturing Company has made a
voluntary assignment The assets and
liabilities were not given, but are esti-
mated at between $25,000 and $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

ASHLAND, WIS, Nov. 20.-Andrew
Glarsha, q timber man at the Ashland
mine, was killed Tuesday night By a
fnll Of orc on the second level near No.
s shaft, Three other timber men and
TWO miners narrowly escaped death.
All were SLIGHTLY ininred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

Why continue the use Of irrltatl powde rs
snutfs or liquids. Ely's Cream Balm, pleasant
OF application and sure euro for catarrh and
cold In the head, can be had for Soc Ii is easily
AMI y curing the most obstinate cases. 1t gives
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
cRUsnED ny Filming wAnHs.
Terrible Accident in Jersey City--One
Mnn Killed md Mnmy Ininre,l

Man Killed and Many Injured.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. 22--'rhe walls
| Of II new brick building in course Of cree
ton by Wells, Fargo & Co, on payonia
| avenue, suddenly fell this morning. bury
| ing large number Of men in the ruins.
| The police, iircmcn and anbulanees were
soon on the spot and the work of extriCat-
| ing the buried men commenced.
From underneath the big pile of brick
and timbers were heard faint calls for
Help; we are being crushed to death, =
For Gods sake help us OUT While
willing hands tore away the bricks from
the manned limbs Of the men underneath
Others pulled away iron gir1ers and heavy
blocks Of wood.
As fast as the ambulances arrived the
injured men were put into them and sent
to the hospital. by lD30 eight masons, ~
IRON workers and Is ahnrers had been
taken out and sent to the hospital Owing
to the Confusion their names could not be
learned, 1heinjnries Of some are regarded
as ia'al,, and it Is probable number Of
them will die
One man is known to be dead, his body
lying crushed beneath the heavy iron
girderS ON The tifs; llo1r. Thus far the
men have been unable 10 pull the girders
off him.
cAraE or THE DISASTER.
The mas6a work was being done by
Michael Brennan. He WAS superintending
i at the time Of the crash, but was ulii-
jured. II IS understood that the iron grid
ers, which were used in cons,rncti0loI the
building, were entirely too heavy for the
brick work, II is believed that their weight
tore down the east WALL causing it to col
lapse. Thc other walls remain standing.
The men are still being taken ont oft the
ruins and il is believed that a number
more are still confined in the ruins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

ST. PETERsBrRG, Nov. 22.-The river
Neya is frozen over and navigation here
is therefore closed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

The proprietors Of Elys Cream Balm do
not claim 1t u be n cure-all, but a sure remedy
for catarrh colds In the head and hay fever.
At is not n liquid or a snutf but il easily APP
piled Into the nostrils. 1t gives relief at ondc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

Maggie and Lille Moore, inmates Of
one of the lowest dens in Dayton, o.,
have been arrested for trying to wreck a
train on the Pan Handle road They
have confessed their guilt,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27

For complexion soft as velvet and rich
in color as the tints of beautiful sea she'll
use that wonderful skin puriter-Glenn's
SULPHUR Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
The readers Of the GAZETTE AND

The readers Of the GAZETTE AND
JOURNAL will be pleased to learn that
there is at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assis-
ing nature in doing the work. The
proprletors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer 800 for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address, f. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o. Sold by
druggists, zoe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
THE B.IRKER FIXTURE.


PHLAnELrHtA, Nov. 20. Excepting the
first ireceiyership of the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad Company no event in
financial circles Of this city since the his
t0rial failure of Jay t'nnke has created
more widespread interest and greater ex-
ctemcnt here Than the suspension of the
banking house of Barker l}rothers & Co.
Owing to the high personal character Of
the members Of the firm and its foremost
position among the banking houses of the
city the effect Of the announcement was
startling.
The excitement was not confined to this
city. IN u short time after the intelligence
was flashed over the wires inquiries began
10 How in from bankers in New York,
Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
other cities for particulars Of the disaster
Despite the excitement in London attend
ing the financial convlIson in that great
monetary centre the failure excited notice
there also, and Philadelphia correspond
ents of London houses were piled with
queries over the cables.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
NOT ALToGErHEE rNEXpEcrEp.

Though rumors that leading Philadel-
phia firm of bankers was in trouble have
been current both here and in New York
for days the suspension Of this house was
great surprise to the general public. 1t
was not unexpected, however, among the
officials of some Of the banks and promi-
nent financial institutions with which the
firm had business relations, but the sts-
pieion was confined to few persons. The
remarkable strngency in the money mar
trouble The embarrassment Of the Bar
ings doubtless fastened the assignment if
it did, not actually bring it about by de
stroying the firm 5 chance Of successfully
negotiating a large transaction in London.
The firm has not yet prepared any state
ties are yaroilsly estimated from $6o00,00
to Sl5,000000. Wharton Barker has as
sured some Of his friends that their assets
exceed their liabilities by over 81, 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
TINE rrIDrs RorGH TRIp.
Oil Bags Used to Calm the Waves--A
Wilmington Passenger.

New GoRK, Nov. 2l.-The steamer Fulda,
winch arrived to-dny from Bremen and
Southampton, reports having experienced
variable winds and high confused sea, /.
heavy northwest swell prevailing all the
time. November 18th the wind fell to Il
dead calm and the sky cleared up in the
northwest. At Sis a. m. the wind sud-
denly sprang NJ from the northwest
blowing perfect hurricane
The sea was like a boiling mass of foam
and the flying spray prevented seeing far
ahead. Soon a very heavy sea came IN
from the northwest and the ship labored
heavily and took large quantities Of water
on board An oil bag was used with great
success to calm the sea. At lOa. M, the
wind and sea went down rapidly and at
noon the barometer had risen to 7.lS.5mm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

pokazaf p'erseien cd kosciu-
ski, szepna;: Bas:a i dzleci-
i s%konczyi. Bitwe przegrallm,
a Bar:osz lely z innyml ra-
zem W daleklch Wioszech z
garsc'a ziemi o~jczyste] ma pier
81, lak chciaf bye pochowa-
nym!
Me udaiy sic powstania
K, sciuszkowskle l nastepne, a
to dia tego, re narod ME byf
dos>c dojrzal. Jednakowoz
wielka korzys6 przyniosfy te
wszystkle wisifki, nauczyly mas,
ae W piracy aarodowel ]ednos'
CT i zgody trzeba. kosciuszko
poznat te mysl i staral sic ia
?rzeprowadzic dla tego mle
lego lyle zostato Ws1awlonem.
Szlachetni mezowie re
wszystkich stanow faczyli pod
him swe usifowania, i pies
mem to ~wstomnlenlem dla
Polskl, ae "a ie] niepodleglost
walc1yf szlachclc Dobrowskl.
CHOP Giowackl, szewc KILN.
ski j zyd Josielowicz, laczac
zgodnie swe silly szlachetnemu
celowi. Me osiegll oni tego &C
zamlerzaii, DO ogof ma1o ro'
zumiat potrzebe iaczenia sic
razem, ale my powinnismy tc
zrozumleG, i trzymaG sic ra
ZEN, a wtedy mic nam 2adns
wraza moe ME zrobi.
KONIEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18

o'S |
JUL walczy6 ME mole, lak OTTO
ten biedny poruczulk, ktore
mu kula reke urwafa; a do
tego srogie sa kary nalozone
ma iisty I'd mas do domow;
DO Rad obey sic boi, bysmy
wlecej ludz1 do legionow pod
jeneraia Dabrowsklego ME ma
mowiii. A teraz pozdrawlam
Gle mile i dzieci, a iakbys mo
gla mi dac znac, to poslij jakl
list do mnle, DO wlelu do
naszych legion6w dazY
Basia uradowafa sic listow',
i s%tarczyfo lie, ia diugo
wspomnienle lego do ro7mowy
re Stachem. Poslala potem list
do Bartosza, napisany reka
dziedziczki, przez mtodego ko-
wala, ktory sic do leglopow
udawa1 z kilku innymi mlesz-
czan / szlach1y. Ale odpowiedz
ME nadchodzlta i wlesc o
Bartoszu zupefnie zagine-
Ia.
Upfynefo dziesiec lat, mad
szedf rok 1909. a W Redo
wicacsch nle]edna nastafa
z1niana. Basia postarza1a sic
znacznie cd kfopotow &alu
"a Bartoszem, dziecl Bartoszo-
we wyrosiy tego, Jasiek byf
dorodnym paro5kiem, a Kasia
dorastala rownlez, Stach Swis-
tacki zas byi sic juz o4enif.
SlYchac by1o o wlelkich woj-
mach, o pobiciu wrogow, re
Napoleon, cesarz fruncuzki,
utworzyf Ksieztwo Warsaw
skie, Re Dabrowskl l Ponla-
towskl walcza ma ojczystej
zleml. Legiony wlec wroci1y,
przeszfy Whsle i Warte, a Ba-
sla spodziewafa sic ujrzec Bar
tosZa.
W lipcu zrobito sic zamie.
szanie, austryackle woisko CO.
fafo sic ku Galicyi pobite, a
ksiaze Jozef Pon'atowski ru
szal ma Krakow. Ma widok
polsklego wo)ska wies sic pc
ruszyia, a ze W Rzedowicach
zatrzymaf sic marsz, vice pc
wtornie byf dwor swiadkiem
przyjecia narodowych obron'
COW. Basla byfa mocno pc
ruszon4, DO przeczuwaia, ze
wiadomosc O Bartoszu usly
sly.
Zauwazono wnet ufana te
giego kroczaccgo ku wsi. Ufar
byi sile wieku, W mia1 okofe
czterdZiestu lat, szewron,
geste ma rekawie i krzyze n;
piersiach swiadczyty o MEET
vie lego, a epolety oznacza1l
porncznlka. Basia rzucila O
KEN ma niego i ukazafa g
bratu.
To S1oma-zan o}af Swis
tacki, i poskoczyf ku uianowi
ktory poznawszY go, radosnit
60 u%sclsnsf.
-Po)dzae z mann do chat,
Bartoszowej-rzekl Stach-
coz wlesz 0 Bartoszu?
-Bartosz polegf pod Now
-odpar1 ponuro Stoma,
Basia wydafa krzyk rozpaczli
wy.
: Weszli do chaty, zasiad
i Stoma, ktory krewnlch nj
miai we wsi Juz, usladf Stach
| Basla i Bartoszowe dzleci,
ulan zaczaf opowiada6, pre-
$ rywany lkaniem Basi.
: --Bartosz walczyt dzlelni
: we Wloszech, popisywalim 81
tam ME gorzej jak pod Ra
: ciawicami l WarszaWa. j
!, byiem swladklem jego m.eztw;
i DO razem w~alczy1em Z MIN
t piechocie, a dopiero potter
V przeszediem do jazdy. Pc
Now byi Suwar6w, ow okru
y IL ,,,,1- E<t, D,,- .--,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
D DZlELNYM
BARTOSZU GkOWACkIM
Napisal Wladvsfaw Jagielski.
-s:@gs:-
(Dokonczenie).
(Dokonczenie) J.

prawa wydaiy przeciw udala-
Gym sic do Wioszech. do le-
gion6w, grozac kara smlerci l
konfskata malatkow, legiony
wylewa]ac ob6cie krew "a
sprawe wolnoscl ludlow ciagle
napelnlaty sic swieaym zot
nierzem, a kaady Polak do
Mich udajacy sic zrzucai wszel-
kie przesady stanow, DO W
legiouach ME byfo roznlc IN
nych mad starszenstwo mez
TWEEN zdobyte. Woiskowi daw-
nj niemogac bye pomieszczo-
nvm W skiadz'e wojsk jake
ofcerow'e, sluzyli "a szere-
gowcow, jak Bartosz Gfowacki
puikownicy B rex Josielowicz
Dare wski.
Bezlnteresowna walka lie
gionlstow W odlegiych stronach
by1a natchnieta iedyn'e raj
czystsza mlfoscia O]czyzny,
vice podczas gdy W kraju
iednl drug'ch o zdrady |
nledopetnlenie obowiazkow
pomawiali, legionistow otaczaf
ogolny szacunek uwielblenie,
a piesn ich: ,,Jeszcze Polska
ME zg,neia", staia sic hasiem
narodowem.
W Rzedowlcach byfo clcho
l sm11tno W chacle Basi, Stach
Swistackl troszczyf sic O sios-
tire. l dzleci pc szwagrze> a o
Bartoszu diugo ME byfo sly
cha6. Przeszedl i rok 1898,
ciagle byfo siychac o wo}nle
dalek,e), a Basla obawiafa
sic, rychfo wiadomosci o
sm1erci droglego meza ME IL
sfyszy. Al krotko pred Bo
zem Narodzen,em zawotano ia
do dworu. Dziedziczka sama
przyiaia ia, osmielona ! moe
no zadziwiona, i pokaza1a jej
list.
-Przechodzii tedy officer
cd ularow, kaleka, DO reke
utracif we .Wioszech, i VISTA
pill do mpie z LISTEN od Bar
tosza Waszego!
-Bartosz lyle zawofofa
Bas,a, / Try jei zrosify list.
Ktorego czYtaG ME umiafa. =
NiecbAe Wlelmozna dzledzlcz
ka bedzie TAX dobra list m:
przeczytac, DO ia czytac ME
umiem.
PAM list otworzyfa i zacze
la go czyta6.
Bartosz wypowiedziaf w hin
swa tesknote I'd domem kra
lem, ktorych cd dwoch blizke
lat ME widzial. Ale pisaf, IL
W obozie DUO polskiego zof
nierza, a wszYscy polska ko
mende mala i po]skle chorag-
vie, tax Re zdaje mu sic, ia
koby O!czyzne re SODA nosl
Ii.
,,Gtodnc nam-pisai--nie
raz, dostaiemy ma dzlen par
lab i kllka kasztanow, b
ludzie tn jed7a kasztany, a u
blor tel dobrze podarty, noe
zas W sfome trzeba nleraz OBJ
wina6, DO nlema obuwia,
kraj gorzysty i kamienist
nogi rani. Ale zawsze IL La
jest meztwo i ochota, DO ka5
dy tn znosi to samo, czY sze
regowiec czy oicer."
Pisaf dale], Jak z Austrys
kaml wslczyli we Wfoszecl
]ak Rzym zdobyli ma krol
neapolitanskim, du2o mias
i twierdz zdobyii pulko'
narozbljali.
nTeraz- kohczyi-mielism
wieika bltwe pod Legnan'
pablo naszYch 500, ale dobrl
bilismy sic i DIVA razy wleks;
straty ponlosi ni~eprzyjacie
Zebys Basiu wldz,aia, iak n
sill ma ogien i bagnety,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-18
Okrucienstwa Angli~
k0W W AfrYce.

Z Afryk1 donesza, re Anglicy
zamiast sic opiekowat biednemi
murzynami, sami r6znych okru-
ciehstw sic dopuszczaja. [ tax Wy
dab teraz Stanley, re nleiakls An
gllk Dzemson acknowledgement
krajowc6w, ktorzy przybyli do je.
90 obozu, do zamordowania i po-
zarcla m}odej niewolnscy, jedynle
" tym cclu, ably tez przypatrzec sic
uczcie l]udozerczej. Niewolnice te,
dziewcze 1o-letnle, kupit mlaf ia
meson cd pewnego kr6la murzyh.
skiego "a cene kilku chustek ba-
w%e}nianych. Gdy nieszczesliwa o.
fara koaala pod nozaml ludozer-
COW, staf jameson spokoJnie tuz
obok z naizimniejsza krwia, mimo
tryskajacej ma wszystkle strony
krwi. Me p~rzeszkadzaf tez temu,
gdy pc upleczeniu ofiary zasledli
ludozercy do straszliwej uczty.-
Inuy znowu Anglik, nazwlsklem
Barrttelot, popad] W gniew tax
sztraszliwy, re ~pierwsza napotka-
na osobe, koblete murzyhke, u
gryzf gteboko W policzek, Poste-
powanie tego okrutnika Dy4o wo-
COLE mad wszelki wyraz okrutnem
i barbarzyhskiem. Jednego z po-
slugujacych namiocle jego chop
COW murzyhskich pokopa} tax, re
tenze ma drugl dzieh umar}. Pew
nego m}odziehca, murzyna, lecz
ch~rzesclanina, chclal okrutnik ow
"a drobne przewlnienle ukarac
smiercia1 skazaf 60 ma zastrzele-
ME. Poprzednio 1ednakze miano
biedakowi uszy obciaG. Gaia wilma
skazanego polega}a ma TEN, re ira
wlony g}odem sprzedaf by} powie-
IRONY soble revolver "a niewielki
zapas z~ywnoscl.
Gdy inni ludzie przeciwko
podobnemu okEuclenstwu wyst2pi-
Ii, zmieni} ow okrutnlk Wyrok o
lyle, re skazaf murzyna ma trzys-
ia plag, wskutek kt6rych tenze pc
kilku godzinach ducha wyzio-
nah.
Pcwnemu naczelnlkowi mu-
rzvnskiemu zadaf tenze Barttelot
W przystepie gniewu g}ebok2 RANG
W piers odsionieta to nozykiem,
poniewaz innej broni ME miaf pod
reka. Barttelot zabitym zostaf przez
meza pcwneJ murzynk1, kt6ra
Barttelot, poniewal ME spe}ni3a
woh jego, ogIuszyE bYl uderzenien
preset poczem hezprzytomn9 ko
pal nogaml--Takich to ludzi wy,
Syiaj2 Anglicy do murzyndw, axe
by tvcb m~urzyn6w nakioniG dc
przyjecIa iagodniejszych obyczaii
Nc DIV, &c murzym przY mne
sposobno$cl mszcz2c sic ma Angh
k&ch, Nlcmcach j innych Euro
p~ejczykach, morluj2 ich nawza.
o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged; Futures in
Some Cases Higher, in others
Lower.
Wheat Opened Irregular, Fluciuated Narrow
ysnd Closed at a Dpcline-sugar Higher.
Coffee and Wool Unchanged.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF TIE GAZETTE.


FORT WORTH. TEX, June 6, 1890.
Trade was OF rather quiet order to-day.
though not to say dull, dry goods, clothing and
grocery houses doing very fair business. The
weather was more pleasant.
The general markets are without especial
change. except in wholesale drugs, there being
some advances and some declines. Note the
list. Produce of ell kinds is in good supply,
also poultry. eggs, butter. etc. The first ship
ment of watermelons wss received in Fort Worth
this morning, and found ready sales at st ep-
ladder prices.
Statistics OF the number of tons of iron and
steel produced in the United States and Great
Britain for 1889 furnish good ground for the be-
lief that, on the whole, our domestic steel ana
iron industries aggregate an annual output
about equal to that of Great Britain-a note
worthy fact in the industrial DEVELOPMENT of the
nations. Our production of pig iron has in
creased from ;6S3, S29 in 1856 to 7,5O36i2 gross
tons IN 1889. while in Great Britain the gain is
from 6.SIU. $50 to ,245, 1886 gross tons. In steel
rails gain here is from 500, j37 tons in 1896 to
2l39, $40 tons in 1887, with decline to ,522 20l
gross tons in 1888. In Great Britain the produc-
ton OF steel rails in 1886 7S0 345 gross tons
in 1887 it was 02l S4f tons, and last year 93 O4S
tons. In this country the output of Bessemer
steel ingots gained from 2 .269. 100 to $50, 2O4
gross tons last year, and in Great Britain from
,5IO, go to 2, 14O, 793 gross tons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
CALDWELL.
case OF W. r. 1npp for the Murder of willing
ham Given to the Jury.

ham Given to the Jury.
Special to the Gazette.
CALDWELL, Ten, June 6.-News was
brought to Sheriff Wilson on Yesterday
evening that man was found out about
one aud oue-half miles from town in q
aylng condition. Mr.. Wilson went out,
out found that the man had died before
De arrived. He had the body removed
"'oWn. Justice Mecone held an inquest,
out all that could be learned was that his
name was John wylie, and that at one
SIe ne had lived IN Llano, Tex. The
county.
49,. w. II. Lapp is now on trial in the dis
Hv' court for the killing of WiIlingham,
'len occurred on the 9th of last May.
"Huments Of the counsel have lust
s-.sel' and the case will go to tine
10y 'hls evening. Both the state
wv ul defendant were ably represented,
I 1.. STATE being represented by District
,I,'IIOrney 5. c. Ragsdale, y. b. Sanders
Deton, aad Judge Harris of Ballin-
a. e.. Tue defence by Searoy, Williams &
p a,'e" OF BRENNAN, and Il. g. King,
N.Y.. N.Y., Of this city. There is much spec
p-T as 10 what the verdict will be.
nv. -'Uoert lie 9p, Esq. has just returned
w. Tue Panhandle country where he
~ M with view of iuves ing in land.
seem. seems well pleased with his trip and
, -?sO. IN the near future TO make some
sA'ensive purchases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
TROUBLESOME INDIANS.
The Keshona Indians Opposed to HsrrisOn's
New Agent and Assume an Ugly Atti-
tude- Troops Asked for.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 6.-Great ex-
element prevails in and about the Kesho-
ma Indian reservation, owing to the atti-
tude of Indians there. They have driven
off Indian Agent Kelsey, who telegraphed
TO Washington that trouble was pending.
He received telegram yesterday from
the secretary of war, saying troops
would be sent at once, if it was con-
sidered necessary, after all conciliatory
measures had failed. The reservation is
occupied by 1900 Oneida Indians.
who are well armed with
rifles. The trouble originated oyer
the removal of Agent Jennings, who
was appointed by President Harrison.
Jennings turned over his office to his
successor on May 81, after great efforts
had been made by great faction of In
dams to have him retained, aud when
it was found he really had surrendered
his Office they we're very much inoensed,
and began to make threats which Gull
minated in the display of force before
the new agent and the government sus-
pected their intentions. On receipt of
the news of the passage of the Sawyer
bill for the sale of their land, trouble
broke out afresh. So serious was the
aspect of affairs Agent Kelsey hastily
left the reservation for fear of serious
trouble. Last reports from the reser-
walton were 20 the effect the situation
was very critical.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
A LITTLE GIRL SWITCHED.

She is Overtaken by Negro Boy Who Severely
Whips Her-The Boy Punished.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten. June 6.-Yesterday af-
ternoon as the little daughter of Mr..
John A. Gose was on her way home from
town she was overtaken by negro boy
several years her senior, who began to
abuse her and whip her with a switch,
which he continued TO do until another
negro boy came up and forced him to
quit. This morning Mr.. Gose went out
to punish the boy. After long search
he found him at home and explained to
the boys mother what he had done;
she told him she would attend to the
case, and she did. She took an old boot
and beat him until Mr.. Gose was salts
fed. The little girl was severely beaten,
her back having been cut until the
blood run out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
JAILED AT PARIS.

A Man Jailed by Federal Authorities, and he
Thus Eludes an Enraged Father.
Special TO the Gazette
PARIS, TEX, June 6.-Last night a
q man named John L. Hamilton, from
the Indian Territory, entloed the daugh-
ter of Steven Marlborough from home
under promise of marriage, and kept
her away until o'clock this morning.
When Yarb orongh learned of the out
rage he went in search Of Hamilton with
a shotgun. When he found him Hamil-
ton had been arrested aud jailed by the
Federal authorities for making affidavit
by which ne had defrauded the govern
ment of SlS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
Encouraging outlook Around Lampasas.

Encouraging Outlook Around Lampasas.
Special to the Gazette,
LAAIPAsAs, TEX, June 6.-We had q
rain last night, and it is yet raining.
This guarantees fair crop of corn. One
more rain at the right time and a boun-
tiful crop of corn will be insured. Cot
ton is doing well since the hot weather
set in, and is now free from grass and
weeds. The range is good and stock
in fine condition.