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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-21

The ex-secretary of the Players league is
losing many friends by printing the conf
dental business of his late bsnefactors at
space rates.-NeW York Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
THE QUNTRY'S TRADE.
r, G. Dun &fCo.'s Weekly Review OF the
Condition of Business.
An Improvement Is Noted from All Sections OF
the Country in Every Branch OF Irsnie
Decrease in Failures.

NEW yoRK June 2O.-R. G. Dun Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade says: Another weeS
has brought still better crop prospects. I'm
continued increase in the volume OF business
and the more definite assurance OF the Passas-
of the tariff bill, with its essential features un
changed. an.t therefore N ore confidence In thos-
Industries which look for help from the meas
ure. On the other hand the passage OF the tree
silver coinage bill in the senate has caused sorne
doubt whether the two houses may not finally
disagree. Expectations based on currency ex-
pansion are therefore, little less conh9ent'
INIT the money market WORKS easy everywhere,
and continued exports Oh gGln as 5eS sDo-fs
neither disturbance nor Apprehension. reports
from All parts of the country continue en-
couraging. Seasonable goods are IN peter dc.
mand with the sbN warm a Tea'nef leather
sell freely and at firm prices. SAFES OF
wool have been 2, 09O, 900 pounds with shgnS coE.
nsrticularly dull Chicago has receipts exceed
ing last year in grain, meats, hides and Wool,
and larger sales of dry goods The ran cloShllis
trade opens we'll and the shoe trade rs e1ceIlen.,
and in General prospects are good for more than
the usual fall trade, st. Louis reports tfa a
of large volume in nearly an mes WIZ =,
nrospects improving. A speedy settlement OF
Inc strike at Denver is expected, and business Is
good Other Western and southern reports are
OF the same general tenor; better weather S nT
brighter crop prospects stimulate TRACE IN y; al
directions. and co Elections are good. Great IN
dnstries are waiting action in congress- when is
| by many expected to give them new impetus,
but iron is fairly active. The wool market SHOWS
| some signs of reaction. cotton manufacturers
| waits the departure of speculative prices for
cotton. The state of foreign trade is iair loi
| the season. Exports OF breadstu l1Is
| cotton provisions petroleum, cattle,
etc amounts to $50 Az. s7i. or per cent. more
than last year. In spite of the great decrease II
| cotton, all other items gain for three weeks o
| lime. Exnorts from New York show decrease
con,Dared with last year of rs per cent, anC
meanwhile imports are being swelied temporairl-
" by the prospects of higher duties, e1ceeqinl
| last year's by POS per cent. MheA
has tass declined a quarter for the week, with nj
change in corn and pork % cents per- per barre IRE,
lower. The market for cohee is unenangeu' an IN
| oil is A shade higher, with butter and eggs, o1
sugar has declined an eighth for raw and refined
Business failures occurring throughout I Sn
country during the past seven days number 4S5
oe coYnna red with a total OF 212 last week; 10
the corresponding week Of last year the figure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
PERSONAL.

Col. L. D. voak has returned from Corpus
Christi.
WI. Tallant is back from trip to Denver
covering several days.
Capt. Lee Linn left last night for Wabash
Ind to be gone month or so.
Col. Fs NJ Houts of the Hereford ranch re-
turned to Fort Worth yesterday.
]. W. Wray and wife leave this morning for
trip to California, to be gone some time.
&c. Ingram and wife have returned from
their bridal trip in the mountains OF Coloredo'
A. B. McAfee, prominent merchant OF Bear
Greek, this county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Moffet has gone to Citroviile,
Ala. to spend the summer, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Collins.
Hon. A. L. Matlock Of Texline was in the city
last evening, and appeared to be devoting hln,
self assiduously to the discussion OF poIlVlcal
matters.
A. A. Chapman. R. H. Mccain and c. W
Travis are party of Dublin people who came
up to Fort Worth yesterday. They are stopping
at the Pickwick.
Mr.. John c. Conner of the Evening Mail, anu
secretary of the Texas press association leIt o.
Thursday night for Boston to attend the nation.
al press association, which convenes In tha'
city on Monday next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
HOTEL ARRIYALS

At the Mansion: ] D BeauchamP, Jr, Ennis;
NV Morris, Granbury; J W Burgess, Blue
Mound; E r Meisenbaok, Denton; W K Bel
Palo Pinto; Hamlin' ArmsTiIloi 4 To hsni
county: Miss Ida Day, Baird; R Taylor and
sister. New Orleans, La; James Wilson Wilson. ny Ev-
ansville. Ind; W L NIX, AlV4rauo; AIo TON Niisss
Sadie irwin, DALLAS; W A Harris, Dial lbs;
w r Gibbs, Huntsville; ] Tomlln. Decatur,
La Micheal White Ne k sintsE Iit ~ Davis,
Nonnt Vernon; w Davis, Wllsboro;
Hunt, Ranger; D w McGlass3n, M taI
Troy. G W Hobbs, Dallas; II Daley Forney;
iobyg q c4ray. Mineola; R G Crane, Roby, Tex;
" G Martin, Keachie, La; ] B Dodge, Appleton
City, Mo.
At the Ellis: Guy Spencer, Greenville; 10,
r " WiIFerSon. Denison: Bordman, Denison:
John Jones, PHILADELPHIA Dan Johnston.
Adams, Tenn; Hughes, AIIensVlil % 1 nSy;,
son Gntbrie. Ky; DR.. CIV Greenfield. Guth-
re, XVI Mrs Miss f BYRON, A0 paiias;
RAt y Latham. Chicago; VIM A Latham. New
YORK: Joseph Daniel. Chicago; Maine; Pales-
tine: A @ Tucker, Palestine; II Minscutt,
Stai1;on Mo: Felix s Buth. New York; Geo
Loving, Ell Paso; NJ Smith, New York; Carl
Eboes' Frank Arroyo, New Orleans; Mrs Ca
rothers, Cleburne; J Combs, Qqanans 81 d p
Roui, Clarendon; w Stone, Weatherioro; D
Iieberts. New York; W Atkinson and wife,
SULPHUR Springs; Cyrus Mckay, Nashvlllei Dr
] d Fort, Abilene.
At the Pickwick: George y hlllant OaLaS;
Fl Weruse, St. Louis; NJ Berry, Dallas;
Hunt, Young county. Tex NJ Patton Fort
scott Kan; Anderson, Abilene; &
Brown. q II stonehsrt, st Louis; Curtis,
kentucky; George Scott, Philaaelphfa;
esnrge shepafn, New York; Donaho,
SIartsyiile; H Blanchard, Waco; o McGowen,
Commerce; A e Aaron, New YORK; L Mat
Ioch. Texline; George Blakely, vernon; A
| Moore and wife, Sweetwater; Newer Mhlts,
| Tvler.- T. B Morris, Gatesvtlle; d Keen,
| To-eka. Kan; L Harris, San ANTONIO, Tex
| 7 Is Cayen, w Allen, Kansas City y Lever
| sidoe Dallas: ] E Witberspoon, Galnesvlhei
| I = Coffield B Hamilton, Rockdale; d
\ Cravford. Denver; W Hamilton, Topeka
pani r Frb. ST Louis; R T Davis and wife,
| decatur; Ii j Wells, Louis ALEXANDER, Cnlc9go;
I 4 Hudson, Denver; Eliequer, Chlcago; 3
| Townsend ana wife, Vernon; CLYDE 1ar9rougn,
! Tvier. Jpo A Kennedy, Waco; w McDoWeii,
| e Ionis: n g Cross, J williams. Texas; = Z
| Wade Boston; Geo Simson, Palo PINTO;
| REYNOLDS, Kansas City; Houston sun III Az prey
| Z II Houts Hereford Rancho; w suddeth,
| Henrietta: A Q Ritchey, st Louis; " Numu-
| lee Bouham; NJ Mobberiy, Longyiew; ) a
Johnston, Chattanooga; d w BaEer. New y.
| York: Rhoads Fisher, Jr. Monterey, Me4i =,
| cain. TYLER; g Emery, waco; tnomas y
| BGate q II Martin. George hooinson, -
| louis: p Miller, Dublin; Gonldy, Wiehlta
| FaIIs: II Il Bouren, W L South, IA Lenhart,
| Trinided. Colo; Il B Roberts. Quanah; A A
| chapman, R II Mccain. @ w Travis, Duolln-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
Why a Bank was closed.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The comp
troller of the currency said this after
noon that his action in closing the Park
national bank of Chicago was based on
the report of the uank examiner who has
heen investigating its affairs for the past
two weeks and who is not altogether
satisfied with the character of its assets.
n is impossible, the comptroller says,
70 tell the extent of he banks failure
beoau of the questionable value of some
of the coIlaterals and securities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
WAYLAID AND SHOT.
Further Particulars Of the Attempted Assassl-
nation Of Man Named Anderson,
Near Rayner'

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
RAYNER, TEN. June l7.-Mr. Ander-
son. a citizen of Kent county, while on
his way to this place a few days since,
was waylaid some fourteen miles from
here and shot by unknown par
ties who had secreted Themselves
on each side of the road. Mr..
Anderson was shot in the thigh. The
bone was terribly shattered and broken
TO pieces. He was left in the road LOT
dead, where he remained in the hot sun,
suffering untold agOnies, from II CLOCK
in the morning until about O'Clock
in the evening of the following day
when he was found by some people
that were moving and taken TO the resi-
dence of Mr.. Jays, where ne now lies ia
a critical condition attended by three
nhvs1o1ans with but little hope of his re-
covery. The flies blew the WOUNDS
of Mir. Anderson soon after be was shot
and great quantity OF worms was
taken out by Mr.. Jay before the arrival
of the physicians. News was brought to
this Dlsce. wheE Sheriff McLaren aud
neputy fastened TO the scene of
the tragedy and learned from
the wounded man that he re-
cornized two of the men that shot him q.
him as Pat and Witcher Woodring VINO
live over the line in Kent county. Sherit
McLRren at once proceeded to their resi-
denoe and arrested them and brought
them here yesterday where they are
now in custody awaiting preliminary
trial set for the 18th inst. District At
torney Cunningham from Arson, IS mere
conducting the prosecution Sheriff
McIaren learned that bad state OF
feeling has existed between Mr.. Ander-
son and the woodrngs for some time II
regard 10 some business transaction IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
c-on. ns.,rorsd by cnttle.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Ths commits
sioner of Indian affairs has received
telegram from the governor of Oklahoma
Territory stating that trespassing cattle
from the Kiowa Indian reservation are
destroying the crop OF Oklahoma
sttlers, and asking that prompt
and effective measures DC
taken TO prevent their depredations'
In response to this appeal Indian oihcials
have notified the cattlemen occupying
under lease grazing lands OF the klowas
that if further damage to Oklahoma set
tiers is done by their cattle they VIII Dc
summary removed from the luoian
Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
CHICAGUs LAKE FRONT PARK.
The Question of Its Ownership Comes Up in the
Location Of thu Worlds Fair.

Location oil tina hOrlu 8 1diF'
CHICAGO, Ill, June 20.-The ownership OF
Laxe Front park, 1000 feet wide and extending
rrom Randolph street to Park Row, nearly
mile in length between Michigan avenue
and the lake shore. has long been in dis
mite. Riparian right is the bone of contention
aud clam is Ibid to it by the state OF llIihoiS'
the CITY of Chicago and the Illinois Central ran
road company Mr. Leland as the owner OF
property abuting on this park, hes
hen fighting eucroachment upon It,
ana has declared his intention TO light
the location of the Worlds fair thereon, nego-
tiations to which end have been IN progress Pc
tween the directors and the Illinois railroad
company. Leland is quoted as SAYING;
bTibe of 81 OO0, 900 was once offered me
TO cease my warfare in behalf OF the pre-
sentation Of Lake Front park, and yet there are
those who believe that am nghto
the idea OF there being a, steal on 1901:
Thsre has been steal on foot besides whlch the
a ggre0ated operaticns of the notorious Iweed
ring males into insignifcance. II IS over SD
ojO 900 Who is back OF the steal? Is II the
Illinois Central railroad or the CITY
S IS one. perhaps dGns i tn0E ]: the other
Perhaps It is botn. A stretch of imagination
may enable one to believe that 1t is nelther:
/ will fight any additions being
made tc it any buildings pene
put up on it so long as have dollar and any
ccrsdit nnIess the property be turned over to the
| South PARK commissioners and their right TO II
! confirmed by the council and the Legislature
| and by congress with the understanding that the
nroperty shall be used exclusively Tor PARK pur-
! noses forever. 1 fought hard to get the fail
| here, but hard as 1 fought, it was nothing tc
What viii do to prevent the gobbhng up OF tbs
| late front by the Illinois Central railroad
/ cOmpauy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
CHOLERA.
The Disease in Spain Probably Genuine Asiatic
Cholera.


CH1LAGo. H., June pa special cable to the
Chicago Daily News says: London, June 20
AIR. Thomas Henry wakely, F. P. R. S., editor
of the London Lancet, this evening furnished
the Daily Tews' special correspond
ent the following summary of the
progress of the cholera epidemic in Europe
nm TO date. While watching to see whether
cholera was this year to advance from Mesopa-
tanie and Persia by means OF lines of human
intercourse between those countries
and Southeastern Russia, the news
has come that weltern Europe
sffeeted was the village OF Puebla Dugert in the
Spanish province of Valencia. The village has
population of some 100 inhabitants
The disease was first recognized May
2 and its announcement was followed by
the usual denials as 10 the true character OF the
m9lsdy Then its choseraic character was
admitted and lastly came tke qfslial announce
ment by the minister OF the intNk3f 70 the span
ism cortes that cholera did csTsss4 prevail 4, IN
reports the outbreak may bcy1egarded as
rboIera-nostra rather than choHra imported
from Asia but the history of thS{ disease In
Snain lie essentially that OF true Asia;tc cholera
In Paris NJ Constans on the report OK the san
itarv board that the cholera in
spain is the genuine pesii@ace, DIS,
Matched the expert doctors, Charroh and
| on the frontier. Iron disiufecting chambers
| have been sent to all cusIomhouses, aud goods
| coming from Spain are submitted to seal in or
/ der TO kill the microbes. A quarantine IS Or
| dered at the port OF Marseilles against vessels
| which have touched at any Spanish port
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
LoTTERYA MEGIsLATION.

The Nsvgass Bill Introduced in the LOuls-
lana Legislature Yesterday.
BATON ROUGE, La, June 2o.-The
Nswgass bill offering 81, 25o, 900 a year
for lottery privilege has been introduced
in the house by Mr.. Pipes of Felioiana.
MIR. Shattuck denounced the NeWgass
proposition as fake, and classes 1t as
matchmaking scheme. BE says MT.
Newman of New Orleans wanted
10 get in the scheme, but
as ne had not succeeded
in doing so he (Newman) would go as
high Us So, ZOO 900 with NewgassI which
was 5000 miles away, on the other side
ef the Atlantie.
The Morris lottery bill was yesterday
Iengrossee. and passed TO the third read
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
sheepshead Bay Races.

suErpsgEAp BAY, June 2O.-First race
s,veanetates $40 each, with $500 added; six
furioPgs. Tipstatf won; Geraldine, second;
Tanner third. Time, lilo 10. so-
Second race-Pansy stakes, Sweepstakes, 81
Vagabond won; Chatham beat Eclipse Tor
second place. Time, l:l5%4. 80 .,-o
Third race-Sweepstakes, $50 each, WAN SooO
,ddeJ Futnrity course. Sir John won; Major
psiy. second; Druidess, third. Time, n 70;
Fourth race-Sweepstakes, $50 each, with $1,000
added, one mile and q furlong: Tea Tray won;
Sir'D;xon second; Adamant, third. Time, l:99'
Fifth race-Handicap sweepstakes OF SO each.
with $3.50 added, mile and quarter GSllie'
won: Montague beat Badge for place. Iline'
2:O9 30.
tSixth race - High weight handicap sweep
stakes, SIS each with $1,000 added. mile ana hve'
sixteenths Venguer won; st. Luke beat Sor'
Tento for place, Time, 2:1s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
IT'S TIE OTHER SIDE,
No Interference With the Demonstra-
ton in Favor of Compensation.
The Irish Party in Parliament Sadly in Need
Of Reorganization Claimed to
be Decreasing.
The shoe on the Other Foot
4 - .l,a nazatta

Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, June 20.-Presumably III
pursuance of orders from the home
office, the police authorities have au-
nounced their prohibition of the monster
meeting of the clerks union, Which i
was intended to hold on'the steps Oh the
Royal exchange tomorrow. 1t has not
occurred to the police, however, to inter-
fere with the immense meeting IN adVo-
cacy of the government compensation
NIL which is to be held in Victoria park
tomorrow, support of the government
measure being quite different matter
from agitation on the part of ill-paid and
overvyorxed clerks for the amelioratlou
of their condition. 1t will be remem-
bered that the police did everything they
POSSIBLY could, short of actually as
persing the crowds, to interfere with the
meeting to protest against com pensatlon,
which was held in Hyde park two weeks
ago, but it will cause great amazement
il any stumbling block shall be placed ia
the way of the supporters OF that meas
IRE tomorrow.
THE IRISH NEED TURNING OVER
The disgust of Archbishop Walch at
the Indifference displayed by NUM-
her of the Parnellite members to
the interest of the party yesterday
is shared by the home rulers generally
and the district members are likely TO
receive degree of discipline that Will
terminate their parliamentary expert
ence at the earliest opportunity. The
withdrawal of the confidence OF Arch
bishon Walch from the National party
which hs threatens, would be serious
blow TO the cause for which he laboreo
so long and 60 well, and one IRON
which II would recover VIII
great difficulty. II is quite obvious ina
the Irish party IN parliament is saGly II
need of reorganization. and equally Ger
tain that it will be recast IS soon as pos
sibfe, Parnen is reported to be highly
incensed at the Indifference of many
his nominal followers, ana genera
clearing out of useless material IN tn
national ranks is imminent.
THE CALIFORNIA RIFLE TEAM,
which is to take part in the Berlin shoot
ing festival, arrived al the German capl
tsl to-day and met with n cordial Tecep
ton.
The Netherland government, mas ue
cided to purchase the Rheinish railway
onerated within the limits of Hollan
and negotiations are now in progress 10
their transfer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

ing in the house, the vote being 81 to 81.
Anti-lottery members claim the COVER
nor will veto the lottery measure, ana
that its friends cannot secure the neces-
sary two-thirds TO pass it over the Veto
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
For District CLERK.

In this issue of THE GAZETTE L. R.
Taylor announces himself as candi-
date for dRtrict clerlset Tarrant county.
Mr.. Tay1orhas flls9Nhe once for tour
years, to tn sat hnction OF al. de IS
able, eficieHh.hd always courteous.
His office is zeal one, ana import
ant and no Oh Eapws better than Mr..
Taylor how to keeDkthe records Oh me
court and theFcountN 1t Is not wen 10
make changes withoufeause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
TELEeRApHIC BREyITIEs.

The Legislative appropriation bill passed the
senate yesterday.
Essex Yesterday and addressed the worknien.
A tornado psssed west of Cornell, H.. yester
5ay. fatally injuring four persons and doing
great damage to property
The house frittered away its time yesterday
quarreling over the position OF the SILVER DILL
but nothing wss accomplished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
RsceIvea Ry rresIaent carnOt.

PARIS, June 2O.-President Carnot to-
day received Senheer Ftaijuba, Brazilian
minister to France. The latter ex-
messed profound satisfaction at the re-
sumption Of official relations with
ITroDca which were inter-
rupted in consequence of the Pacific
change OF institutions in Brazil,
and assured President CarnOt he would
neglect nothing that would tend TO de-
ve!op friendship between the two re-
pubiics. President Carnot, in respond
ing, said he hoped that Brazil would
continue peacefully to develop her insti-
tutions and to maintain more and more
intimate relations with France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
x-,u wo,coma Amertca,s RifIemen.

HAMBURG, June 2O.-The Hamburg rhe asso-
citation have made extensive preparations 10
welcome the American rifiemen who are comlug
from New York on the Hamburg American jne
steamer Vyieland to take part in the Berlin fes-
tiyities A contest has been arranged TO take
Mace here between five New York riheInen and
five of Hamburg for challenge cup.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Ths president
has signed the bill granting pension to
Della Il. s. Parnell, mother of Charles
Stewart Psrnell.
No developments are reported in the
east-bound freight situation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2O.-The spring meeting
ofthe St. Louis Jockey club closed to-day with
fair weather and fast track.
First race-selling, purse $500, one mile.
Hocksey won; Mike Watson, second; Chestnut
Bell third. Time, 1:4iS4. ..oo =.
Second race-Directors' handicap, s5OD, SIX
furiongs. Rose Howard won; Opel S, second;
Ftbei 6rav. third. Time, I:isls,
Third race-Granite Mountain stakes, SIoOu
added one and one fourth miles. GlocEner
won; Carter B, second; Rhody PTlngle' thlru'
Time, 2:l23t. - seno
Fourth race-Ellis Wainwright purse S5OO,
one mile Eli won; Little Crete. secondi Mary
X third. Time, l:44i5.
Fifth race-Adolphus Busch purse $500, mile
and one-sixteenth. Blarneystone, Jr.. won
Carnegie, second; May Hardy, third. Time, 1901
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
Illinois Cyclone.

DIXON, ILL.,, June 20.-A terrible cyclone
passed through the Southern part OF this county
This evening. 1t PASSED through
the village Of Sublette, tearing GOWN
,,-or,inent buildings. killing four persons
IIyonnding several others. strip OF farm
houses Southeast of the village was also des-
plated and many were hurt. scho oinouse IN
Brooklyn township containing twenty four chll-
dren was entirely wrecked and nineteen were
In -nl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

SOFIA, June 20.-The court OF cessa-
tion has confirmed the sentences passed
unon Mai Panltza ana other couspirators
who were found guilty of attempting to
overthrow the government of Bulgaria,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
oI,.,onr, villags Burning.

KANSAS CITY, NO., June pa special rom
Moberly, No., says that Higbee. ten miles nom
there, is burning down. Help has been teie ne,
graphed for from Moberly. Higbee Is sm ara
town OF only 200 inhabitants. lis buildings are
mostly frame structures. The loss cannot De
yery great even if the whole town is destroyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
F.ntnmbed Miners.

DrSgAR. PA, June 2O.-It is the expectation
of most of the miners who are working for the
rescue of their imprisoned comrades that the
sntrv within which tn ey are will be reached by
Tao-Iing The impression still holds that some
Of the men are alive, though no more rappings
have been heard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
aunnaiuata Flooded.

Special to the GaIette.
Cry OF MEXICO, June 2O.-At O'Clock this
afternoon water began pouring into the streets
~ t3nsnaiuata, and Governor Gonzales ordered
tbe opening OF the drains. Fortunately
IA ayerted great disaster. However. several
business ard private houses were seriously dam
aged, but to what amount Is unknown. Water
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
po,tponed tin Next Session.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The house
committee on postofices and postroads
postponed further consideration Of the
postal telegraph bill until next session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

The emperor of Russia is building
vacht which will be more than twice the
size of the English royal yacht, having
accommodations for 200 persons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

PARIS, June 2O.-The king of Dahomey
is negotiating with France for the estaD-
hshmeut Of peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

is still in the streets, but the danger nom ne
flood has disappeared .,..+sr
Part of the money stole from tne pay isia s5
of the Central railway has been recovered anu
the thieves Jailed.