Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
TELEGRAPHic BREviTIEs.

Bismarck is suffering acutely from rheu
nlatism Of the spine
The trial of n. Clay King was resumed il
the criminal court al Memphis yesterday
At Cornwall on the Hudson, Fritz En-
NETT, the actor, died yesterday of pReu
! monia.
The agreement for a close season il
| Behring Sea was signed yesterday at Wash
/ ington.
| The annual meeting of the supreme coun,
cli OF federaten railway employees began in
| Chicago yesterday.
! ing In the house of commons last evening BY
vote of 225 to 81.
One trainman was killed and several in
| Iured in passenger and freight collision al
Port Costa, Cal, last night.
Justice Lamar is at New Orleans with a
view OF organizing the new United States
| court of appeals, which will probably be
presided over by Judge Pardee.
The Emperor William is on the eve of
purchasing EOreSteck. a beautiful country
seat near Kiel, which formerly belonged to
the brother-in-law of Carl Schurz.
The tug T. w. Devoe ran into and sank
the yacht Amelia in the Hudson river yes
terday. Two persons were drowned. The
pilot, Thomas Walsh, was arrested
At Newark, n. j., at house where an
Italian christening was being held, three
Italians became involved in a quarrel, re-
seriously wounded.
The Prince of Wales has started sub
Scrlptlon among the wives of the army OIL
GERS for the benefit of Mrs. Grimwood in
recognition of her heroic conduct in the
recent trouble at Manipur.
Sir William Gordon Cumming cables the
New York Herald, 'T4ady Gordon Cum
ming did not consult any member of her
family on the subject of her engagement to
me, nor was there any necessity to do sou
Near Seattle, Wash, J. d. Anderson and
Ida Hlndbey were drowned in Lake Union
last night by the capsizing of boat They
held on to the boat for half an hour, but
Sank when assistance was only twenty feet
away.
AT the coming meeting of the delegates,
the Austrian government will propose
large increase of the military budget for
new barracks, and to increase the artillery
IN Gallicia. The step is due to the Inassing
OF Russian troops on the frontier.
Grand Russian military maneuvers are
projected for 1892, to take place in the pres
ence Of the car. They are to include the
investment of Moscow by an army corps,
the occupation of Volhynia and the repulse
and pursuit of corps to the frontier.
With regard to the comptroller's state
ment that Examiner Drew's report did not
show the true condition of the keystone
national bank, Mr.. Drew says he is conf
dent the report showed the condition as
accurately as could be ascertained at the
time when made.
At New Orleans yesterday the case
against Thomas p. NIcCrystal and James
Cooney was called in the criminal court.
They are charged with having promised to
pay the expenses of the family Of Frank G..
Jormley in the Hennessey case while the
latter was on the jury.
An official cablegram from Admiral Nc
Gam at lquique, Chill, to the secretary of
The navy announces that the Itata sailed
under convoy of the Charleston at O'Clock
saturday night for San Diego. Cal. 1t is |
lot probable that she will be fired, as her |
machinery is in bad shape.
AT New Orleans in the criminal court |
yesterday Judge Mari refused new trial !
o Bernard Glandi, convicted of bribing a |
JUROR IN the Hennessy murder case The |
for Glandi filed bill of exception |
o the ruling and made motion in arrest of !
The court took the motion under |
August Belmont, as agent of the Roths- |
hildsI has been instructed to close q deal
" which the latter will. in September
lext, take possession of the great Ana
onda copper mines near Butte city, Mont.
The price to be paid is stated at S25, 600 900.
The purchase of the Rothschilds is said TO !
'e for foreign syndicate