Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14
TeLEGRAPHiC BREVITiES.


Gladstone is improving rapidly.
The pope will hold the next consistory on
June l.
Thirty-fve hundred weavers have struck
at Henden, Belgium.
The number of men out in the Iowa coal
districts reaches 10000.
The Lisbon financial situation is easier
The country is perfectly tranquil.
Two Hebrews were killed yesterday in
a religious riot ct Corfu, Greece.
Professor Alexander Becquerel, well
known Paris physician and author, is dead.
1t is reported that Herr Won May0
German minister OF public works, has re
signed.
Mustapha Phenix Pasha succeeds Riaz
Pasha as president of the Egyptian council
of ministers.
Secretary Blaine passed comfortable
night, but will not return to Washington
this week.
ST. Petersburg papers demand that the
Rothschild's power in the Baku petroleum
region be curtailed.
The Belgian government threatens to ex-
pei Gen. Boulanger from the country unless
he is silent on political matters.
Jay Gould is seeking permission from
the New York rapid transit commission
ers to extend the elevated road system.
The South Wales miners conference by
vote of O. to % resolved to continue the
agitation for working day of eight hours.
The Branchviile milling ore company do
ing business at Branchville, Conn., made an
assignment yesterday without preferences.
The duel between Henri Rochefort and
sAS2&6acS, the subject at Fourmies has
sSeen abandoned on account of Belgian vigil
ance.
Seventy members of the British house of
commons are suffering from influenza T.
p. O'Connor is among the latest victims of
the disease.
Judgment for $39, 799 in favor of Fred A.
Wolf Il Co. was filed in New York yester-
day against the New York ice and cold
storage company.
0. B. Wilson, real estate abstractor and
eX-mayor OF Great Bend, Kan, is a de-
taulter in the amount OF $4,000 He is be
'4ieved to be in Australia.
The people of the lower order have re-
yolted against the authorities in Dutch
Guiana. Several serious conflicts with the
insurgents have occurred.
Gerald Krack's grain warehouse at
Davenport, Iowa, has been closed by yolun-
tary assignment, and his homestead has
been turned over to his iudorserS.
Az UitellnH OF the New Ork union
league club tonight there will be submitted
by the committee on political reform. a re-
port upon the evils of undesirable emigra-
ton.
The Moscow correspondent of the London
News says the stories of expelled Jews be-
ing maltreated are exaggerated, the Jews
being too inofensive and too terrified to at
tempt to make escape.
.ss1u an interview yesterday a member of
'$he Portuguese legation declared that the
present political crisis of Portugal is purely
of financial nature, and the political situa-
ton had nothing to do with it.
In view of the possible deficiency in ap-
preparations for the collection OF customs
revenues during the present fiscal year,
Secretary Foster has determined TO reduce
the force in some of the custom houses.
Levy Bros. s. Co., wholesale clothiers of
New York, were closed up by the sheriff
yesterday, who levied under eight writs,
attachments aggregating $3.50, 600 August
H. Levy, a member OF the firm, is hope
iessly insane.
The Indians in the Oklanogan country.
Washington, are in state of CONSERVATION
owing 10 the prevalence Of grippe. One
hundred or more have died. The Indians
are moving out rapidly for Idaho and other
parts, carrying all their possessions with
them.