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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
Jolly Time

JOly lime,
Ice cream supper at Colonel a. !. Cham
bers' tonight EEriday) Al who attend
may expect siesfSstJme,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

The Fort WORTH Fencibles will give an
exhibition drill az, Ihs--irt cream supper
Friday evening S~C6l A. j. Chambers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
To the Gazette:

70 he
in a
nended. Ny wife is well pleased
respectfully q. PITTNAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
DR. 4. A. HuNIER. SPECIALIST
HOTELS.


] B Warren. st Louis. Mo: Y GRAY. CHI
cago. III; y NJ AIcElwee, Alyord. Tex: W
III Wilson, Forestberg, Tex; W b Mellow
ell, st Louis No: j Il Owen. Chicago. III ::
G ID Mason. L S Army: j 4 Williams, Dal-
las; " II kclso. Abilene: L Nugent. Thorp
Springs; ID c Scott. Dallas: y j Kerr
Granbury; n r Tisdal. Wolfe City. Tex
Walter Nugent, Thorp Springs; S Clay
ton, Cleburne; Leon Lewis, Paris. Tex;
y G. Edwards. Temple: TN I.amport. Win
field, has; { c Wear. Joshua; J y Wood
land, Denison; j VI Milan. Alvarado: p 4
Miller, Denver; Il l. Ellison. Childress :
NJ Jackson, New York: G II Council. New
Orleans: T p. Meyer, Denison: c NJ Berry.
Dallas; c l Dickinson, Veal Station: Z II
Ellis, Cincinnati; g " Carter, Arkansas:
Miss Vivian Clayton, Cleburne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
WELL PLEASED HITH IT.

The Democrat Pub
High sewing machine
well cheapl''
Yours respectfully Mrs NJ = REYNoLD'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
Removal,

Removal, sssg.
The Fort Worth china .ee,ssxaffv >fsTe
completed tus, s sa.ss,saHsf. ,' Tier stock to
the -sssre<-s'-f and 3l3 Houston street.
Where they hope to continue to receive the
patronage of their many friends. ~
At cost-ice Grss sssa,sss rsesetFs at Lewis
Bros. ..sss-rs''as'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Geo L Moulton, New York; E c Sugg,
Oklahoma; Samuel NJ S Tate, North Caro-
lima; 7 Is Lee, New York; K Van Slyle.
Dallas; y " Wills, Chicago; John G. Lee.
Brentwood; VIM Ashton, Denver: + ID
Farmer, Ranch; " X Bell, Palo Pinto: 5 J
Kingston. Kansas City: Il d Bowen. New
Orleans; f " Hall. Omaha: Hugh II Haz-
ard, New York; Chas o Joline, Wichita
Falls: Charles Schield, 81 Louis:
J V c Grigss, Louisville. XIV: \ & Hit.
Mineral Wells, Tex; f II Rottger. 81 Louis
Dan Hartnett, Weatherford; George H
Smith aud wife, Big Springs; VI n Me
Lean, Roby. Tex: c Wea ilcy. Brown
wood: Mrs & Hessey, Sweetwater, Tex: r
L Ball, Colorado, Tex; Mrs Emily Lewis.
Houston; G y Miller. Chicago: i, 3 Civ
ans. Dallas; II Zuber. w +, Hulsizer. St
Louis: c VI Clisbee, Quanah; Walter Con
way and wife. Denver; Ed T. Ninflev.
Reno. Nevada: n . Winfrey: Arkansas: ]
V Blewitt, Gordon; NJ L Cotter. Clinton.
Tex; W + Woodward, Henrietta: u
Hunter; St Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Us Carpenter, Chicago, IL; Jack Scott.
United States Army; Lee Smith, United
States Army; Z n Harris, Dallas; A J
Marcuse, Richmond, Va; Mrs Leila Selig-
son, Miss Nora Fudge, Miss Lou Lane.
Cuero; + G. Valentine, Chicago: Jno A
Strabel, Baltimore, Md; A B Murray and
brother, Hendersonville, Tenn: ThoS Nv
att. Juska. Miss: Wm Human. Austin:J II
James. Commerce; Max Ross. Galveston:
John II Thrill, St Louis c f Forsyth, New
York; l. j Novra, New Orleans; S Fox,
New York; & V Brayerman Cincinnati:
r A Burch-, Salina, Kan; Frederick B
Bates. Dallas; F a Mcdonald, Waco; A
Horvets and wife, Coleman; K L Benson,
Chicago: II L Otteniohn, Cincinnati:
Nathan Platahek, st Louis; Joseph John
son and wife, Paul's Valley, I 7; George H
FancEe, TeXarkana; j Q Hineman.
St Louis; " II Knowles. Phila-
delphia; H Woolover, Ottawa, Canada:
a Hudson, Dallas; + A Stone. Pine Blun
Mrs O'Connor, Dallas; NJ L Strange, Ar
kansas; Samuel Sealing, St Louis; ] J
Peeler, Covington, Tenn; al Bennett, ST
Louis.
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GAZETTE. Fort Worth. Texa
so MUCH MoBL 7H4a EXPECTED.

Democrat Worth. Ten: .
GENrLENEN-The X It good mech i
than at smala price
good machine Thanks 1 s
bargain IL 1t" o'01 +"0A ~ 1'N 0- P SANDERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Hrs. K. 3. Randle, .,,sys.s. 90
With Miss Dora BrQHS.sQs,ssnf1f 9e6re Tor
the East A.salsssas1 Bisht. Any orders III
j ;s;ssiefass Ter will be promptly attended
70. Address her corner First and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Raspberry Shrub, ,,..,=gy2ss;s;:+ ~ VS.
The new summer agints ri Ferdefy Bros.
Try il, - ss.-ssssss s sSs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Al ~ the latest summer drinks. sesRs.sn
style al Pendery Rs9ssssssI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.

An ice-cream soda .S,s. asssss --s-sr' te !
at PcuGery SSs,aseasss.1'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07
WELL PLEASED WITH IT.

ToLosA, KAUFMAN COUNTY. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Stockholders Meeting Of Merchants National Ban. to
be He'd August 81 1891
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Of course, SCORES Of men ioined in the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
Najnowsze
z Prus POlskich.

Starogard d. - Ma posie-
dzeniu selnlku rowIatowego u
chwalono wybudowac nastepuJa-
&c szosy j zwir6wki: naprzod $40
sy z Zblewa do Borzechowa i
Bietowo do Lublchowa: z Rorze-
chowa ma W1rty, R~adziejewo;
Karlshagen i P%iesienlce az
do przystanku plesienickle-
90; 2 Borkowa ma lesnlctwo Dor
kowskle, Maxhausen i Wlelbran-
dowo do Skurcza; jake brukowa-
ne drogl: z Skurcza ma Mirotki,
Bar}6znoi Pl}e do Kierwa}dzkiej
granicy; z P2czewa ma Czarnylas
az do drogi idaceJ do WysoKi; cd
amtu starogardzklego ma Kokoszk1
do Cegielnl kokoszkowskie]; re
Skurcza az do rozstajnych dr6g
do GlucheJ, GdY do Drewniaczek;
jake zwir6wski ~jeszcze kilka dr6g
mianow1cie do Zclgoszczy. Koszta
obrachowano ma 4l2,460 m. Ma TO
maja zaclagnat pozyczke wynoszq-
ca 100000 m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
II Stevens Point.
q Wrzesnla.

Nledawno temu bawif kasyer
miasta Chicago p. Piotr Kloibasa
W naszem mlescle / zawarl uktad
z kontraktorem p. Moos wzgledem
pobudowanla pieknego paiacu
mad jezlorem W gminie Alban, W
%tutejszym powlecie, gdzle p. Klot-
hasa posiada duzy obszar grun-
tow.
Mlelismy tez sposobnosc przyj-
mowac W naszem miescle guber-
natora Stanu Wisconsin p. Peck.
Pobawif u mas przez dobe, 1adac 2
Merrill ma wystawe pewiatowa do
Amherst Byaa to iego pierwsza
wizyta W naszem miescie.
[ u mas roboty " p,}ach u.
stafy ola braku bali i woody.
Robotnicy r%ozproszyli sig, szuka1ac
roboty po farmach, a 200, powiek-
szej czescl Polacy, dostali zatrud-
meme W tutejszej papierni, kt6ra
W nledfuglm czasle zostanle ukon-
czona.
Dzislejszy deszcz ugasl} W
lasach wszystkle ognie, kt6re sic
gwa1townle r~ozszerzaiy, i Juz nawet
PREY naszem miescie wiele szkodv
narobi}y.
Zbi6r zboza i kartofll W tn.
te]szej okollcy wypad1 miernie,
lecz dobre ceny pobieraja farmerzy
"a pfody rolnlcze.
Il braterskiem pozdrowieniem
hlemens b. Nah6orski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

ME e. Prey kolel re-
laznej wystawl1 p. Juliusz klotz
mtYn parowy, kt6ry teraz lest W
ruch wprowadzony.- 9go z. M.
- godz. rano wybuch} W skleple
restauracyl, nazywanej Nova Anne.
ryka, ktdra nalezy do p. BEN
kowskiego W Karszynle a wy
dzlerzawlona jest restauratorowi
Kadatz. Zdaie sic, re z}odzieje "a
kradli sic do sklepu i tam ogien
pod}ozyll. Ca}y dom spustoszony
zostaf przez ogieh l stray ognlo-
wei uda4o sic tylko uratowac po-
bllskl dom robotnlczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
Balmaceda pozostawlf

Balmaceda pozostawlf list, W
kt6rym oswladcza, re cd s miesie-
cy stara} sic tylko odobro kraJu,
lecz re ME mla} nlkogc, ma kogoby
sic m6g} spuscic i re wszyscy
Jenera}owie go zdradzill.
Usllowa4 zrobic 2 Chill p1erw.
sza rzeczposIte W Ameryce. Me
przyiac1ele Jego, m6wi W liscie
= zarzucall MI okruciehstwo, lecz
okolicznoscl zmusliiy go do po-
tw~ierdzenla niekt6rych %czynnosci.
Zwioki Balmacedy zosta}y
pochowane ma og6lnym cmenta.
rZu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
TELEGRAMY.
KONSTANTYNOPOL:

Rewolucyin1 Arab W Yemen W
Azyl odnlesli zn6w zwyc1estwo mad
wojsklem rzadu tureckjego i zaje-
Ii miasto Sana. Arabia zdaje SIG
odpadnie zupetnie cd Turcyi i u-
tworzy osobne pahstwo. Su}tanowi
chodzl podobno wlecej 0 posiada-
ME Arabii, nlz o Kon stantynopol.
zwyclestwem Arabow zmartwif
sic tax, re sic rozchorowa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

CHI c m ii k dyece-
q y a. Obecnie wprawiaJq sic ma.
lowane okna W koSciele katollckim
W Brodnlcy. Jest lch icde.
nascic. koszta wynosza okoio
1900 III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

w 9 h r o. x. prob. lie.
Dabrowski zapowiedziaf W pre-.
sz}a niedziele u%tworzenie tn iowa.
rzystwa pacho1k6w katolickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
WIADOMOSC


TANIA jazda do Chicago.
hole, Milwaukee St. Paul
sprzedaie W dniu 6Nwrzesnia tykie.
ty zwrotne DO Chicago ri z pc.
wrotem "a 1892; MONA ma ME
powr6cic do wrzesnla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Lldzbark. w Grazawach
spalifY sic zabudowanla gospodar-
skle posiadacza Nowihskiego. Ma
wet Dyd}a nle zdoIano wyratowaG.
DomySlaJq sic, re jaklS zloSliwlec
oglei pod}ozyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
r. Edwardow1 Szymanskiemu

S. H. Ed ardOw1S zymanskiemu
naszennu naukocha6szem synkowi, woazonenau 1000 MGn 1885
q zgostenm l7qo Wlze$nio 1891 ~ Chicago, III.
Jak paczek kwiatka przedwczesnie zerwany
overwhelmingly i rzucon pod nogl,
Tax i ty porwan, synku nasz kochany,
BYes, aeh, zmuszon rzuGc nasze progi.
Poc1echa matki W Ivy sic zamieni1a,
Nadzeja OLGA legfa z toba W grobie,
Wszystko man,, wszystxo mog}a zamknefa,
Ach! bosmy Przyszfosc pokadall W tobie!
Re tzami W sercu sYneczku nasz ma1y,
Ma te nadzlemska droge Gle zegnamy,
A ty tam W gorge, aniolku dis bia}y,
Pros {aski ola mas u Niebieskiej bramy.
haski = ach! Bozej, by ian dha mocy
w SIN utku tym czarnym do krzyza niesienla,
Kt6ry tax ciezko zawist w twej niemocy
l mas pochyllf z zlu straplenia.
Edwardku zgaly! WEI W gr6b tie Ivy nasze
Jako ostatni darek OLGA, matki,
30 juz ME wr0cisz W ojcowskle Poddasze'
Me rozweselisz wiecej naszej chatk.
Me bedzesz sic juz bawic 2 slostryczkaml,
20 dis tax tesknia p1acz2 "a toba,
l juz ME bedIesz maWia} razem z naml
Swego paclorka - twoj gfosik Znarf z toba!
Bla}a duszyczka w gore ulecia}a
Jake go}abek niewinny czysty
Czemu ach! z MANI d}uzei ME zostata
Genus jq zabra}, Boze wiekusty?
Lecz twoja mech sic dleje VIOLA, Panic,
Ze fzami serca wo}amy W pokorze,
A gdy nadejdze mas wszech MISUNDERSTANDING,
VIRGO nam achl wtenczas dzecie nasze, Boze.
STROsKANI RODZlCE
Wktmyu 4 Waenty Szymadscy.
Chicago, $40 Blue Island aw,
(Napsala Teofla s..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Mona sic maple doErego piwa a
PREY ten darmo zjesc smaczny
lunch u Braci Griesel, PREY Sen
nvm rynkn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
WASHINGTON.
Pose1

Stan6w ZjednoczonYch, OBJ. Egan,
), donosi re Santiago, re zada} wy
DANA tych osob, kt6re W domu
poselstwa znalazfY schronl enie.
Gdy posef zadanlu temu odm6wif,
otoczYfa pollcya dom poselstwa i
aresztowa1a cudzoziemc6w, web o.
dzacych do ambasady bez s%pecyal-
nego pozwolenia vfadz ch1liJsklch.
MiedzY, aresztowanyml znaJduje sic
trzech amerykan6w ?osel Egan "a
professional energicznie przeclwko
skracaniu swobody znoszenla sic
ln%teresantow z poselstwem Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i skutklem tego
oddziat p,l'cyi %zosta}. Z pred
gmachu ambasady usanletY.
BERLIN. - Wojsko pruskie
zamiast pix elhaubv noslG bedzie
czapki. Przyaresztowano tn pewne-
80 ansrchiste "a to, re powiedziaf,
il najlepiej rz2dzl krdl Oton ba-
warskl bawiacy SIG obrzynaniem
xartofli.
Sluz'1a wo]skowa W Niemczech
odtad trwac bedzic tyIko diva lata.
Valparaiso. Nadeszfa
wladomosc, re Balmaceda 10 wrzes.
MIA 20 po1udnlu odebra} sobie
wystrza}em iycie. Wskutek tego
bv4o miasto wszedzie illumlnowa-
ne | panowala ogolna radosc. Bal
maceda opuScil 20 s!erpnia Santa.
60 chcac ubicdz Z Chill; widzac, re
wszystkle drogi by}y..strzezone tax,
IL Tie m6gf sic ocall6, powrdci} 2
&C wrzesnia l udaf sic natychmiast
do budynku poselstwa argetynskle.
go. Zamiarcm lego byio udad sic
ma pokiad okretu torpedowego
Condell, kt6rego sic spodziewai W
zatoce San Atomic. Condell jednak-
re juz odplynqi.
. Odtqd wyrzeki sic nadziei l
zastrzelit sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
" so4ote sad przysie glych
sadzic bsdzie\ sprawe Wincentego
KukowskEgo.


PoszUkUJh sig: y Polskiej rias-
tunki, p Qw6eh chlopc6w do gro
cerni, wladajaeyth\ jezykiem polskim,
niemiecklm i (hngielsk,m.-zglosi6 SIG
do Drukarni WIARUsA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Czersk k Nowo otwarty
sk3ad pan6w Dembskich znaJduje
sic W Iomu Szelbracikowskiego,
ma rrzeclwko kosciola katolickie-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Sop I. 6. z. m. Wleczorem
umarf tn kapitallsta Jan Plinskl
W 67 roku zycla,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Baczno$G! Chcac kuplc buty
lub trzewiki wstapcio do p. Het-
mer II: Lee, 81 West 8 Str. =
Jest tam polski klerk p: Franci-
SIZE k C1e m i II s k i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Nqjwkkszq bahba dlaY wiroh'
skiego Kofka Dramatycznogo to
wIasny jego zarzad. Ludzie, kt6'
rzy podobne brudne correspondent
eye pisa do gazet, jak to uczynif
6w zarzad do Zgodu z 20 Wrzes'
MIA 1891 t., to istoty znaidujace
sic Nh nizszym stopniu cywiltza.
cyl, jak navel lndyanie, Re zss
podpisali oni owe paskudztwo "
im1eniu catego K6}ka. ME majac
40 tcgo upowazrienia, ME powinni
ami tygodnia: d}"zej dalej piasto-
wac swoich urzed6w.- Zadne in
ne Towarzystwo ME cierpia}oby
nawet W s~ojem gronie takich
opoj6w, jak n. p. Izydor Czarno-
wski chocby ME miaio W
swojej konstytucyi TAX wyraznoso
paragraIu przeclw riJakom, jaK 80
ma hotko Dramatycsne.
Noaoy handel gotowych ub1o-
ROW. poWstaj nasze miescie
= pod flrma 1.-The Model one
price Cfathing house. Zaimie on
caiy dot budujacegoJ sic obecnie
ogromnego gmachu ma 3clej ul'cy.
VVfascicielem bedzie bogata Kem'
panja, posiadaj aca ju& kilku
lnnych miastachf Nj nnesoty handle
gotowych ubior0w. = Klerkiem W
nowym handful, ktory ma bye Of
otwartym jps "a 2 tygodnie, be-
die p. Xavery Nowicki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

Prezenta p. Pereutki to
ME zadna oblecanka = cacanka,
lecz fakt lstotnle drogocennc RE
cry. Sami, zakupiwszy W jego han
dlu "a 8 dolary towaru, otrzyma~
llsmy prezent wart dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
MIN NEAPOLIS.

Pszenlca-Nr. 1 hard 93c; Mr.. l
Northern 99c. Mr.. 2 Northern
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

L ubraai ~znossonych rob- cat
KEN nowe parowa tarbicr-
MIA Wanono Steam Dye Works,
PREY czwartel rlicy, niedaleko no.
wego gmachu pocztowego.--Embu-
ja tam | reparuja "a tame pienia-
DE talk odziez meska, iak dam.
ska.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-02
LAST RELIC OBJ THE ADoBEs.

the missions, San Francisco has pre-
served almost nothing of the sort. The
hand of the iconoclast has not been
stayed, and the craze for Improve
ment" has swept away almost the last
vestige of the founders of the mistress
of the Golden Gate. For many years
there were in the vicinity of the old
mission a number of adobe buildings
whose crumbling walls and red-t tiled
roofs were objects of curiosity to thou
sands of visitors, although their very
existence was unknown to many who
had been born and brought up in the
city. But within recent period these
have all disappeared save one little
building which stands on Sixteenth
street, just around the corner from the
Old Mission church The adobe walls
have become so weakened by the storms
of century that they have been nearly
covered with boards, but the old tile
roof remains, and this, with the occa-
sional glimpses Of the gray, crumbling
walls seen through the interstices Of
the outer sheathing, stands out in sharp
contrast with the latter-day effects of
our unartistic buildings which surround
1t on every side.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-02
GOULD VERY SICK
The Recent Strain Too Much
for Him.
COMPLETE NERVOUS COLLAPSE.
Utterly Frustrated at the Meeting of
Missouri Pacific Directors.

The Report Yesterday that He Had Boon
Stricken With Appop1exy Unfounded,
but He Is Very Ill, Observation-Disclosures
of the Rumor on Prices--nIr. Gould Con-
stantly Attended by His Physician.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA startling ru-
NOR was circulated in Wall str eet yester-
day afternoon to the effect that Jay
Gould had been suddenly stricken with
apoplexy.
Beforeit could be contradicted its eff
feet upon the stock market had been felt
and prices were slaughtered recklessly
by the excited brokers.
The bears jumped into the ring and
made things look sick for a while, and
at the close there had not been much
improvement; although the stories had
emphatieally been denied by Mr.. Gould's
friends.
Mr.. Gould was in his Office in the
Western Union Building yesterday after
noon, and he went out with Mr.. Clark to
get some lunch and was attended by his
physician.
Afterwards they went down to Wall
street, and the presence of the big specu-
lator was substantial REPUTATION of the
rumor.
George Gould was asked about the re-
port soon after it became current. cit
is absolutely FALSE" he said, "and the
story was circulated simply to affect the
stock market. Mr.. Gould is in his usual
health.''
Undoubtedly the story had it's found a.
ton in very remarkable incident which
occurred at the meeting of the Missouri
Pacific directors Wednesday, the facts of
which have leaked out from sever al
gentlemen who were present.
The question of passing the quarterly
dividend came up, and on the motion of
Mr.. Gould, who made long statement
as to the condition of the Company, it
was formally decided to declare no divi-
dend for the current quarter.
Then Russell Sage had an inning, and
to the surprise of every one and to Mr..
Gould's utter CONSERVATION, he moved
to reconsider the action of the Board.
Mr.. Gould was evidently under very
severe mental strain and had shown his
extreme nervousness in the earlier pro-
ceedings
When Mr.. Sage made his motion he
attempted to oppose 1t, but suddenly be-
came CHASTITY pale and sank back in his
chair, it is said, in fit of nervous pros
tration.
Then he became hysterical and wept
and laughed alternately, and at first all
efforts to quiet him were unavailing.
The directors were panic-stricken.
The physician, who now constantly at
tends Mr.. Gould, was called in, and
after a time he overcame the nervous ex-
element of his patient, and Mr.. Gould
left the Board room in his company.
Mr.. Gould is undoubtedly very sick
man. He is suffering from a physical
and nervous collapse.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-02
BOMBS FOR A RULER
Attempt to Assassinate En-
peror Francis Joseph.
A MINE LAID UNDER A BRIDGE
The Plan Frustrated by the Premature
Explosion of the Fuse.

The Bridge Approaches Destroyed, But
the Structure Not Injured - The Assas-
sins HIiscaIoulated the Life of the
Fuse, as theAExplosion Took Place Be-
fore the Imperial Train Reached the
Spot - Great Indignation.
VIENNA, Oct. 2.-Kaiser Franz Joseph
arrived in safety at Reichenberg, near
Prague, yesterday, and with his advent
the news of an alleged attempt upon his
life spread all over Austria.
The story is that during the night an
attempt was made with bomb to blow
up the railroad bridge at Rosenthal, a
suburb of Reichenberg, shortly before
the Kaiser's train was to pass.
The official investigation shows that
two bombs charged with nitro-glycerine
were placed in the gutter or draining
portion of the tunnel of this bridge. At
tached to the bombs was time fuse evil
IDENTIFY calculated to cause their explosion
as the imperial train wac passing the
mined spot. Eleven other bombs were
found about the bridge after q thorough
search.
The explosion destroyed the masonry
above and about the bridge tunnel and
disturbed the roadbed, but did not effect
the bridge structure.
The would-be assasins seem, however,
to have miscalculated the time the train
was to pass near the bombs, or else they
were at fault as to the length of life of
the fuse used. In any case, the fuse
acted at about half-past II p. m. We'd
nesday, before the imperial train even
drew near to the dangerous location.
The railroad officials who had been at
tracted to the scene of the explosion,
after making a thorough examination of
both the bridge and the roadbed, set a
gang of men to work upon the latter and
soon had it in good repair. Consequent
~ when the imperial train past at z
o'clock yesterday morning there was lit
tie or no trace Of the explosion.
The greatest indignation is manifested
In all quarters. There is no clue to the
would be assassins.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-02
NEW JERSEY NEWS CONDENSED.
Gen. Bird w. Spencer has been elected
President of the State Firemen's Asso-

Gen. Bird w. Spencer has been elected
President of the State Firemen's Asso-
citation.
Nearly $4,000 people were in attend
ance at the Interstate Fair at Trenton
yesterday. Gov. Abbott and all the
State officials were on the grounds.
Maggie Murphy, the twenty-two-year-
old girl who was injured in the explosion
which destroyed eight lives in Newark,
last Thursday night, lies at the City
Hospital in precarious state.
Joseph Bidden, who eloped from East
Bangor, Pa, with Mrs. Frank Van Horn,
was discharged in Hoboken yesterday.
Van Horn telegraphed to the Hoboken
police that he would have nothing more
to do with the case.
1t has been learned that the missing
Fritz Daling of Jersey City sailed for
Europe last Saturday. He drew all his
money, 81, 800, from the bank and leaves
family unprovided for. He was for
eight years an employe Of the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad Company.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-02
TORTURE PROLONGED.
Official Report of the Sing 81 ng Electro
cuttons.

cut1onB.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 2.-The report of
the electrical executions at Sing Sing on
July last by DIR. Carlos Mcdonald and
DR.. S. B. VI ard of Albany, admits that
the contact in the case of three of the
condemned men was unnecessarily pro-
Ionged.
The report states that James J. Slo-
cum entered the execution room at 4:39
3. m. and passed at once to the chair
The electrical current was completed for
the first time at 4:35;40. The first con-
tact lasted 81 seconds, at the end of
which time it was broken; but the pulse
was still found to be beating strongly,
and between one and two minutes later
there was a noisy respiration.
A new scheme was tried on Smiler.
The first contact was made at 5:0S:30 a.
M, and continued ten seconds; it was
then interrupted to allow of wetting the
sponges; was again made for ten sec
onds, and again sponges were wet and a
third contact was made for ten seconds.
At the end of this the pulse was beating
so firmly and regularly that it was
deemed expedient to again close the cir
cult for nineteen seconds, at the end of
which time the heart had ceased to beat
In Joseph Woods execution three con-
facts of twenty-seconds each were made,
at the end of which time respiration had
ceased, no pulse could be felt, and there
was no heart beat.
Feeling that the contacts had been IN
necessarily prolonged, it was determin-
ed to make them little shorter in the
case of the Jap. Jugiro came into the
execution room 6;00:30 o'clock. At 6:02:-
Is the circuit was closed for the first
time, and there were three contacts of
fifteen seconds each, followed with two
intermissions of twenty seconds each.
When the current was finally broken a
very slight fluttering was felt at the
wrist.
In this case extreme heat was noticed
about the knee above the point where
the lower eleotrode had been applied
and a thermometer held against the skin
for only IS seconds registered its highest
point of 115 degrees, while the sensation
conveyed to the hand was that the tenn
perature had run up to the boiling point