Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-18
TELEGRAPHiC BREvlTiES.

The Alabama state bankers are in session
at Mobile
There are many cases of yellow fever in
Vera Cruz.
The artist, Farrer who was highly popu-
lar IN America, is dead.
There were no new developments in the
Fl. Clay King trial at Memphis yesterday.
Outside competition caused the failure of
the Iowa coal miners strike and all went
back to work
w. Z. S. F'ales of New York has been
appointed marshal to the United States
consular court at Annoy, China.
The new circuit court of appeals organized
at San Francisco yesterday, and circuit
Judge Sawyer was dull installed.
None of the United States vessels or
dered to Behring sea have left yet. The
orders are said to be countermanded.
Fifty Jews sailed from Antwerp yester-
day for the Congo Free State This is the
first batch of Jews to that region.
Heavy rain storms, washouts and irregu-
la" railway traffic are reported all the way
from Kansas City to New York city.
kilograms from Guatemala say that the
reported imprisonment and i'll treatment of
three journalists at TuezaItemango is IN
true
The meeting of the representatives of the
Missouri river and New Orleans territory
lines finished its work at St. Louis yes
terday
The revolutionary party in Chill has APP
pointed Pedro Montel agent to Mexico, who
viii try to obtain recognition of the Revo-
lutionistS.
In Guatamela the electoral excitement
continues, but Barrillos holds aloof The
opposition newspaper favors the candidat-
ure of LainfeSto.
A cyclone passed through the Southern
portion of Beaver county, Kan, yesterday.
Great damage was done to property, but
there were no casualties.
Three German warships en- route to
Chill anchored in Acapulco yesterday and
this morning it exchanged the customary
salute. They are taking coal.
Parnell has invited F. Dwyer Gray to
contest for the seat in parliament made va
cant by the death of T. O'Gorman Mahon.
Both sides admit that it will be tight con-
test
The Radicals in the Italian chamber of
deputies are starting an agitation for the
abolition of the duty on corn. 1t is proba-
bic that the duties on wheat will be re-
duced.
John Booth of East Point, La, killed
James Mccarthy with q Winchester Mon
day. Mccarthy emptied a double barreled
shotgun at Booth without effect. Booth
surrendered.
The great dynamite blast Of South Beth
lehem proved a fzzle Deranged wires
caused the failure. The cartridge was
afterwards fired by fuses, and sixty tons of
rock We're displaced.
Last night the jury in the case of Thomas
McCrystol and John Cooney charged with
attempting to bride Frank j. Gormley, who
had been summoned as tale juror in the
Hennessey case, returned q verdict of
guilty.
A waterspout fell on the mountain on
which the famous Conception mine is
located in the state of San Luis Potosi.
Mex. Much property, was destroyed, and
eight persons were killed and number
wounded. The loss is considerable. Many
mules were killed.
The demand for provisions at Iquique
keeps prices up in spite of the recent heavy
importations from San Francisco. Bal
maceda has prohibited all shipments from
the South to the ports held by the congress
sionalists, necessitating the importation of
-four and provisions from elsewhere