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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
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,.ssSs5 FINALE SUSPECTS.
Two ladies' Arrested In New York Suspected
of having Fled from England With
the Funds of a Banking Firm.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. 1l.-Cornelia V. z. Miller
and Priscilla Field. two guests at the Fifth aver
nue. hotel, were arrested to-day by Inspecto-
Byrnes' men. The ladies have lived at the no
tel for some time. They were arrested on ca
BILE message from England. Messrs. Howe and
Hummel obtained writ of habeRs corpus from
Judge Barrett Of the supreme court for the I'M
mediate production of the ladies in court. and
Mr. Howe served it the police authorities.
The ladies had not been taken to the police
headar arters and the writ was then made re-
turnabie Monday. Mr.. Howe give
the following account of the proceedings:
Mrs. Field and Mrs. Miller are wives of Messrs.
Field and Miller, VINO until recently did very
large banking and stock broking business in
London. They failed month ago for $500, 600,
and the receiver who took possession OF the
books ascertained that Che firm received a draft
on an American bank for SO 900 through Brown,
Shipley 81 Co., ana that during the past two
months they Lave turned Sl50, 900 into American
currency They have been stopping at the Fifth
avenue hotel, ana have a large sum of money
with them. This IN orning two OF Byrnes men
arrested them at the hotel. They had no war
rant or other authority, and gave the women no
reason for making them prisoners except that
they were suspected of having fed from England
with some of the assets of the banking firm Of
Field & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
BROWNING TORIES.
Trying to Dissuade John Morley from
Attacking the Government.
Els Chances for ths Chief secretaryship OF
Ireland - Harsh Treatment OF Dis
charged Postmen- Blacklisted'
Special TO the Gazette.

LONDON. Get Il.-Tories are looking forward
with cloudy faces to the reopening OF parlia-
ment next month. John Morley, whose verac-
ity even Tory newspapers do not care to cnaI-
lenge. is preparing for a determined attack upon
the government in relation to the Ilpperary
outrages. Tories have va:nly endeavored oy
very possible appeal to dissuade Mr.. Mor.ey
from his purpose. They argue that he ls the
probable choice Of the Gladstone cabinet lor
chief secretary of Ireland, and should abstain
from an active interference IN lrlsh AnalTs tbAI
might ia bseuuentiy embarTass him. 10 tins the
Liberals reply that If Morley Is TO become chlet
FOR office in the best manner posi-
BILE in finding out personally the real
condition of the people he could be called upon
10 govern. In this respect ne ulners from bsiI
four. who appears to detest the idea of personal
contact with the Irish, and who has never taken
anv trouble to see the affairs OF MS government
himself His latest step, as stated In recent
dispatch Tor the relief % distress in The agrl-
cnltnral regions of ireland, has been to dis
tribute gov eminent circulars in relation 10 the
cultivation Of the potatoe.
The government is TO be called TO task next
month for its harsh treatment of the discharged
postmen Poor fellows, 2lj in number, and
most of them men with families, are wandering
in the streets Of London without regu lar IN
come or resources, picking up precarlOuS
living at anything. Many Of them earned a NJ
tie money by hop-picklng IN Kent.
but numbers are dependent on the charity
of friends, particularly their fellow postmen.
Their offense was taking part IN & meeting 70
call for au increase OF wages. Their dlsCnarge
from the government servlce virtually blacS-
lists them elsewhere, and until Liberal ADMIN
igtration comes in their chances OF return 10
postal employment are slender. The posimas-
tcr-generaI mas failed 10 keep his promise OF an
individual examination in each case, ana only
twenty Of the $40 discharged have been rein
stated. .,fSs4, - |. s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
TELEGRAPaIC BREyITIEs.

A scheme is on foot to plant Japanese
colony in Mexico.
The charges of conspiracy against the other
defendants on trial with Dillon and O'Brien
will be prosecuted Notwithstanding The flight OF
the leaders.
Portugal's ministerial crisis is ended.
Advices from Suakim say Osman Digna's
force has been broken up by the large number
OF assertions from his army.
If President Diaz is authorized to name a
vice president it will probably be Gen. Con
zales, eI-president of Mexico.
Public meetings have been forbidden in Bel
linsona, Switzerland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

France considers the American Orleanist
manifestations ridiculous.
John Herman, charged with placing obstruc-
lions on the New York Central and Hudson
River railway in August, discharged Al
Troy, n. Y, yesterday for want of evidence.
The Republican executive committee of the
Seventh congressional district have decided to
keep Judge j. V. Spohn in the race.
The San Antonio fair closed last night. The
association has lost heavily this year.
George Garland. negro residing near Brook =
ston, in attempting to get the east-bound
Texas and Pacific train last evening was thrown
under the cars and killed,
The census bureau announces the population
of Arkansas l, l25, $50. an increase of 81, sou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

TERMS:5
of
snis sale than the at list prices
Oft
In the County Clerks Once or the of their
ADDRESS NATIONAL BANK
a with of
the number of block
third cno
Deed.
ORDER AT ONCE, for the first ,frstser
so order for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

Special TO the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. ia report has been
received here to the effect that Mr.. Henry
Phillips was caught in gin at Chapel Hill
yesterday and his so badly lacerated that
amputatlon was necessary.
4 negro was hurt in gin at the same place
the evening before and had his arm cut all to
pieces. 1t took four men to keep his body off
the saws, one of which split his face in spite of
their efforts to hold him off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

erately shot at them FIVE times. One ball pene-
trated the left side of Rice and he fell mortally
wounded. Another crashed through the right
arm OF Harbor. The Indian then fed and was
not captured until daylight this morning. Cum
ninghRm came to town and gave himself
up and both he and the Indian are now IN jail.
The grand jury meets Monday and the matter
will be thoroughly sifted. Rice was brought to
the city and died at a late hour last night. He
was almost sixty years old and unmarried. The
tr ouble between Proctor and Cunningham orig
mated long time ago over the boomer ques-
ton, Proctor claiming that Cunningh am had
entered the territory in violation OF The presi-
dents proclamation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
MURDERED In COLD BLOOD.
Particulars of Killing Near Oklahoma City.
Two Participants in jail.

Two Participants in jail.
Special TO the Gazette.
OKLAHOMA OrTy, o. T., Oct. ia cold
blooded -urder occurred three miles from this
city last night. Hank Cunningham, 8 deputy
sheriff, was bringing Douglass Deer, Shawnee
Indian to this city TO lodge in jail On charge Of
attempted murder, when he was set upon by
Calvin Proctv. and W. 81. Marvel, Jr., who
were in a wagon. Cunningham and his prisoner
were on horseback and both under the influence
of LIQUOR Proctor and Cunningham fought in
the road with bare knuckles until wagon drove
nm, containing William Rice and e. B. Harbor.
two respectable farmers. The belligerents sep
arated, Proctor jumping into his wagon and gs,-
Looping off, while Cunningham made run for
his Winchester, which was in the scabpard
on his saddle The Indian became greatly
excited ard undertook to get the rife away from
the deputy sheriff. He finally succeeded in OBJ
tanning possession OF it. and riding fo ward 70
the wagon occupied by Rice and Harbor. deiib-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13


addition
iudicious
probable
of
10 be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
snecial to the Gazette.

CAN At GAZETTE business office and sS9nltHta
this papers premium ss5ssg, s2sapl sznis'
Only sd. ~ via {sze sandsy GAzsTTs only ga;
wifht]ls s5S{fy GAZETTE only $50.
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WANTED, 4 BARGAIN

wanted-A SSQoazS ss6afn in Fort
Worth real sstsSf sMust be bargain or
no uEs s1riy. Address A. Nc, care
Gakette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
WANTED; AGMlll

wagtess q. RsaIe or female, to
sfaffant, Parker, Wise, Denton,
an8and Dallas counties. Liberal COM
missions. Address l.. Z. H., care Ca
Zette, with references.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
BUSINESS.
A ST. LOUIS CLOTHING r1RM FAIL.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE hrm OF het-
singer. Tuhalske & Frobchtein, clothing monu-
facturers, confessed judgment to-day in favor
sheriff took possession of the store. Neither
the liabilities or the assets OF the firm are yet
known.
VIII NovE TO FORT WORTH.
Special to the Gazette.
SwEETwArER, TEX, Oct. 11.-Mr. G. r.
West, for eight years one of our most promi-
nent stockmen and leading citizens, has sold
out his interest in stock lands, etc, to Col. Q.
r. Breedlove of Fisher county, and has pur-
Chased half-interest in the Kentucky
Stables in Fort Worth, TO " hich place he will
move his family in a few days. Mr. West is
very sanguine as to the outlook for the new
packing business in your city and was the cause
of his making the investment referredto.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

AS VALUES ARE RAPIDLY
ADVANCING, prices would be
named at the time and descrip-
ton given II desired, of the
following properties:
Among the best, most desir-
able and beautifully situated,
well grassed and watered Ranch
places in heGithJtl North Terds,
of size respectively 1850, 1915,
1900, $500 acres, or one or more
of two hundred and sixty seven
half sections, mostly splendid
mesquite prairie wheat land.
Also number of tracts desir-
able for coal, iron and ochre. a
graded cattle stock of about 800
head, about one-third steers,
and about 525 head of American
horse stock, the entire lot II
close out quick at 8 bargain.
SIS per head Apply TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

Price $40 each.
Price $50 each.
Price $40 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

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coming, year than history records Of any
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

Price $3.50 each.
Price 500 each.
Price slso each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13
Street Corner Lots.

Price $500 each.
Price $3.50 each.
Price $40 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-13

=, - NetvyA,a AVeNsT3 sAN 1850, Nat1
& IN SsSyT e:SS Ss~ q, hssS
~-"O.nt $751;, SeoNej> We L.vt WV
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
TIVE rIrpEnaRr rnl4ln
Differing Evidence 10 show that the
Defendants advised FenanIs NOT
"a Pay sEenJ,

/
Osiertn2 Evidence 10 show that tiIe
Defendants advised TenanIs NOT
90 Pay NenJ,
| Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
DUBLIN, Oet. 15.-'phe taking of evidence
| against the defendants who are under In
dietment for conspiracy was resumed IN
me magisttates' court 1t Tlpperary this
morning. Evidence was givun With the
| offset OF showing that tho def yndanta had
used their intlnenee among the tcnapts IN
the smith Barry estate in the direction OF
Inducing them not 10 pay thetr rents.
Ihs nrst witness called by tue proseen-
tion was q policeman. H5 testified tbat
the defendants, III company with John
Kelly, had made visits to the Smith Barry
tenants. Mr.. Healy here Interrupted the
examination OF the witness to ask the
crown prosecutor, Mir. Roman, why this evi.
denca about Kelly was introduced.
Afr. Il anan replied that the object Of the
prosecution In laying this evidence before
me court Ras TO connect Kelly with ths
oBrlen dillon part Of the conapiracy
M. Healv protested against the court
dealing with matters that bad takeu place
anterior 10 the time mentioned In tic sum.
mons lssned against the defendants.
Hir. Healy's objection WIS oysrrDipd
IEALY HGAis FROM DILLON Ind 6 BnIEN
DnrlhR the proceedings III. Really was
nahueu . Telegram. Tearing the envelope
upeh Ae iouuu IL contained Dispatch from
Meesrs. Dillon and O'Brien Announcing
their safe arrival at Oharbourg, France, TO- |
day. -
The utmost reticence ID maintained
among the Natinnali ,ts as to the manner IN
which Mcssrs. Dillon aud O'Brien elude5
the vigilance OF the police and effseted
their Escape from the country. II Is the |
intention Of the government to endeayor "a |
learn who II was who aided them TO escane |
and II their aecomRlees ata discovered 7
they Will DO crimlnaliy prosecuted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
VAS BREChTEhED9n FIXED arp

kNep"rteh Attempt 10 XIII the Ex-
congressman White Making a
speech = She Result az POVyell
CissytOn's speech.
Special 10 the New York World.
MoRRnToN, ARK, Oct. Am attemn.
was made to essassinate ex-Oongressms,,
y. R. Breckinridge, the Democratic nom
inee for Congress- in the Second district.
While he was speaking Of Centre Ridge on
| Monday night.
Centre Ridge is a thiokly settled farm
ing community 80 miles northeast of this
place and is populated principally by
Republicans.
When about half through with bis
speech the speaker and his anditors were
startled by the report OF q gun at q short
distance from the church where the meet.
ing was held. Some minutes Ialer the
explosion OF percussion cnp startled all
those who were at the window before
which mr Breckenridge stood.
MANY fushed out Of tho house, but the
wouid-oe assassin escaped in the dark.
MI. BreckinEidge resumed and fnished
ms speech, however.
short time afterward, when Mr..
Bfeckinridge and few friends were
gong TO the hotel, man named Norman
was knocked down with slung shot in
the hands Of party who also escaped.
as the night was very dark and rainy,
dl. breckinridge saw through the win.
dow the head OF the ssrty who attempted
20 shoot him, but he could not identity
him.
y is believed the dastardly deed was in
SPIKED by avegy threatening speech made
~ Republican district convention by
Powell Clayton to the eject that Breckin-
ridge should never receive the indorss.
ment Of his district il it was in bia
power to prevent it, and that be would
willingly lay down his life to do e..
The grand jury is now in session and
VIII investigate the matter, but there ia
iittie prospect, however, Of getting any
slue 10 the perpetrator Of the deed.
The Democrats are taking fresh courage
rom the attempts to assassinate their
candidate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
POLITICAL.


The legislature OF Varnont Tussdav
elected Justin $. Morri! Uaited States
senator.
W.. z Good was nominated for mayor os
san Francisco on Monday night by tho
Democrats, vice Frank McCoprin declined.
q dispatch from Atlanta, Georgia, SAYS
tlat Senator Brown has announced hi uur-
pose o. speaking at the state fetr on the
%5i Instant L Is intimated that he will en-,
d0rse the farmers tnlly and advise them to
elect . senator as successor to himself who
IS "a complete accord with their policy.
.rhe cry election Ia Newark. N. r vaa
held Tuesday, the new ballot reform law
going into effect for the first time. There
was falling oil Of about one.fhtfd ia lie
VOC compared with last years., many voters
Remaining away from the polls, it was be-
liayed, through fear OF the surnosad com.
pie1ity OF the new system dyery little
money was used, ard The 'hoaturs' found
their occupation gon !"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

"Those cigars wrapped with Sumatra
tobacco will Of course have to go up. p
says protection paper, ''ss the tariff on
this leaf has been raised from rs cents to
~ pound" But why, We may ask, il
the foreigner pays the duty2 Or are we
to understand that the foreigner does NOT
pay the duty on sumatrs tobacco, but
taat he does pay the duty ON tin plate
and .!..i. the 1000 other articles in the Nc.
Kialey billS Suppose you ask the vii.
mington morocco manufacturers whether
they imagine that foreigners could be
persuaded to pay an American import
duty on goatakins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

First q cotton warp Blanket.
OF course the cotton d out of
aight-hidden by the big, soft
warp OF wool-but It's being
there at all Is what let's you
ger a really good. generous
7-pound Blanket at $3.50 the
qair. Sox84 inches.
Another Blanket, 74x84
inches, (6 pounds) IS.
SIiilanother, a little smaller,
(72x8o inches) and with
coarser wool la the filing,
weighing altogether seen
P0u'ias. &c only S3. so the pair.
We don'r know of anything
like its match at even Sd.
John WANAMAKnR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
AHOTHaR JUsTIoE MILLER.


Ahe Ast'rncy-senerai May Ise Ape
pointed so Ihe Supreme, GOnrt.
MAsHiSdroS. Oct. l4.-Will there soon be
ahothnt Jnstlce Miller on the supreme
beheAF That is question which many are
askihR to-day ana many are also answer.
Ing II IN tho affirmative. 1t will be- remain
Defed that President Harrison Thought
serl0usly OF nominating Attorney General
,htllet - nj the vacant seat on the supren1e
neheh which was il9aly given to Justice
DssWer. Rumor had II then that the presi
delt yleiGed to the arguments against the
httotheY-Senerafs appointment, which
We're addressed 70 him In great mum bars nv
members oil Congress, OF the bench ana ~
ne bar, but only with the reservation 10
inc sneat t0at when another vacancy oc.
olEt5u ne Would appoint bis fellow Towns
men and crony any way.
II ne does there will be trouble. Attor-
ney-general Miller Il the smallest man ii
tne eaplnsf, and Do has grown weaker con
staDtly, instead of stronger, fn the ASTHMA
Hon OF tho public ever since he came Ia
washington. He Is not at all up to the an
preme court standard. His management
q The department OF Justice has been char.
ac.arized by very commonplace order ~
abl!itY, Indeed. His brother cabinet Off.
GERS treat him with scaut respect IN bis |
Vliglal capacity. The Secretary OF War has
oliy sen over two or three cases for mia |
advice or adjudication this year. and some |
81 me orher q cretaries arc said TO have |
Droken even this record, whorea, ordinarily, /
me department Of justice Is clnstantlv M.
pealed to by the other departments il, "a.
gard TO law points coming an In the admin.
istthtioh OF affairs. The hope II openly
eApteesta on al sides that the President
may be induced again TO lay aside hts per.
sonal preferences Ia such an important
mater Hs the appointment OF Justiee
Mlllers successor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Editor Gazette & .T1nndl: VIII Won kIndIv
answer tha flowing question through ths
Columns Of your valnabla paper: N n
young man, few moths over ii wears of
ace, Whoss parents reside IN Delaware and
who has been staying IN philadelphia
about four years, going to see liz parents
coca ionaiiy. entitled to a vote ID Dsla.
"1 1, Al. b.
H altogether depends upon the cir
eumstsaces Of the case. II law
the d0mleil3 Of minor n with
MS parents, except the minor mNrry INA
charge his abode before gttqi1inp his
malodty or Is deserted By his pqIeuis. II
our correspondent went to Ph!ladeiphia IN.
tenaln2 70 remain there permanently. ara
IT IS q resent and has been Tor some tina
pRst his fixed Intention to make tint eIty
Als home then ha ID 4 citizen Of lp1iladai.
Rtia i.ae has q legal right 10 vote there.
bGt \ Es went there for the purposs N III.
te&alhg school. or 10 LOOK for work, and
temainal With thu lnten Ton OF at come
time returning to his homo In this stats
then nc hn5 legGl residence in Delaware,
ana right 70 vote here at the ensuing
election. With his light our correspond.
sLt Will be able T. determine the question
q. & NJ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Til 8, the Star says,is an unuaunl end slgnl.
tcant step and is seldom adopted. The
tact that a summons for the archbishops
had been Issued had bsen known only to a
limited circle. The Catholic archiepisco.
pacy are deeply Interested. II Is believed
that the summons was issued Ia connection
with the irish political situation and kin
dred subjects.
The Rrohblshops and bishops are now de.
liberating and 1t is probable that they will
5000 issue series oil resolutions with ref.
erenoe to Irish affairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

special corre7ponueiceo OF Gazette ana journal
LIVES, Oct. l5.--'Fhe Democrats Of T4wes
haYo formed a Democratic club, electlne
Ihe Following officers. Frank a. Maui,
President; DIR. David Mustard. Wee. presi.
DENT Clarence Bsebe. Secretary; Ebe w.
lunnell, Treasurer. fha club at the pros.
GU date numbers l25, while the spirit Of
enthusiasm rs manifested never has baep
enc IN to Da lnore earnest In the history of
.hn Democratic party. Lewes and R6ho.
DOH hundred will on the 4th Of N 1vembar
t,sl majority Tor tha entire county and
State ticker, as the Democrats hure huve
unity, zsal and an earnest advocacy OF the
principles Of Democracy,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Cannon ASKED - vy,,I,,,,..,,,

DASyILLE, ILL, Oct. 1i-Thers is great
opposition among the Republicans OF this
district to the return OF Joseph G. Cannon
10 Congress, aud the probabilities now ara
n favor OF bis defeat, though even his bit.
terest enemies agree that he might sin
through BY q small majority. He IL NOT
AFRAID OF election expenses, and being
Rseathy is said to b. willing TO spend
1000 70 remain where he ia. About haif
Tue Republican papers In th I Fifteenth dis
trlct are against Cannon for re. election.
and to-day there was a meeting OF ihs
editors Of these opposing papers, is editors
representing as many papers being present,
A resolution was passed giving it as the
sense OF the Republicans OF tho d!strirt
that Cannon should withdraw from ths
campaign, and let some Republican who
place. 80