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The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE mikado has promised swift pun
ishment for the man who did up" the
czarewitch.
The national union convention opened
at Cincinnati on the 10th. The third
party sentiment seemed to be quite
strong.
Ex-QUEEN NATALIE was forced "a
submit and she was escorted from Ser.
via to the Hungarian frontier. Her
treatment provoked resentment against
the ministry and possibly might change
the course of politics
MISS PHEBE COUZINs lost the first
point in her suit against the worlds
fair.
THE Massachusetts house has passed
a resolution appropriating $3.50, 900 for
the state worlds fair display.
THERE is possibility that Rev. DR..
Phillips Brooks may not be bishop of
Massachusetts, after all Statements
by Rev. DR.. B. F. Decosta indicate that
a general movement will be made by
Episcopal clergymen to prevent con-
frmation on the same ground that Rev.
DR.. Heber Newton's trial has been
asked for.
SIGNoR CORrE, the italian consul at
New Orleans, was passenger on board
the City of Berlin, which sailed from
New York for Liverpool on the Goth.
THE Transmississippi congress at
Denver, Col, was outspoken for free
silver.
WHAT is known as the Merritt con-
spiracy law, the passage of which was
the result of the anarchist riots in Chi
cago, has been repealed by vote of
the Illinois house.
THE national union convention at Gin.
cinnati on the Goth decided upon the
formation of a third party and adj
journed.
ALPHONso TAFT. ex-minister of war,
died at San Diego, Cal, on the 21st,
aged so.
A FEATURE of the Baptist convention
at Cincinnati was the vindication of
Secretary Morehouse. who was re-
elected almost unanimously.
DIR. w. H. GREEN, of Princeton, was
elected moderator of the Presbyterian
assembly in session at Detroit Mich.
THE international postal congress
was opened at Vienna on the 21st by
the Austrian minister of commerce.
THE first test vote in the Canadian
parliament on a motion to amend the
present franchise act showed 30 major
ity for the government
PIERRE LATI. the noted French nauti-
cal novelist, has been elected to the
academy, defeating Emile lola, Ferdi-
nand Fabre and Viscount Bormer.
JOHN p. ST JOHN opposes the peo-
pies party, which he thinks is domi-
mated by the liquor interest
WHILE not desiring to enter a con-
troversy with ex-Gov. Boyd on the sub
ject, the president desires to have it un-
derstood that he did not have any dis
cussion with that gentleman on his re-
cent visit to Nebraska in regard to the
merits of the gubernatorial contest in
that state, and also he said nothing to
anyone there against or in favor of the
interests of either candidate.
KENTUCKY republicans nominated the
following ticket: For governor, T. A.
Wood, of Mount Sterling; for attorney
general, L. J. Crawford, Of Newport;
for treasurer, Eli Farmer, of Somerset;
for superintendent of public instruc.
ton, L. v. Dodge, of Berea; for register
of land office, w. J. A. Rardine, of
Greenup; for clerk of court of appeals.
E. R. Blaine, of Lexington.
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Innocent Ducks.

CHICAGO, May 21.-The Rock Island
and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
which have been accusing each other
OF manipulating passenger rates
through scalpers' Offices. were given an
opportunity to state their cases to Chair
man Finley yesterday. There were
three distinct cases heard, two of them
being against the Rock Island and ono
against the Atchison. Each road denied
the allegations Of the other. The chair
man will give his decision later
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

SECRETARY RUsK has ordered the
quarantinipg of Canadian live stock.
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ST. JOSEPH, NO., May 2L@James
Flannery, travelling man for r l.
Mcdonald & Co, was found dead In
bed 1T the American house. A cor.
oner's jury decided he died from an
over dose of morphine. The deceased
was . we'll known resident of Platte
City and had been treasurer of Platte
county f0e two termA
The Globe-republican., 1891-05-27
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system becomes deranssd. The BRAIN.
KIDNEYS. STOMACH, BOWELS. ali refuse
% perform their work. DYSPEPSIA. con-
STlPATl0N. RHEUaATlSM, KIDNEY 0Is.
EASE, ETC., are the results, unless some.
thing Is done 10 assist Nature In throwing
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Of TORPID LIVER. This assistance -
necessary wiIl b found II
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Il acts directly On the LIVER. STOMACH
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effect and general tonic qualities restores
these organs 10 . sound, healthy condition.
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ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHHR

IAOAy OScICTOWueO Oy the u0ce8S1nQ In.
hux of patients
The Gillian government steamers
Imperiali, Almirante Condell and Sar-
jente Aidea landed 200 men in Talltal
and stormed the custom house. That
place is now in the hands of the gov
eminent forces.
POLICE of the British South Africa
Co. defeated force of Portuguese and
natives on the Pungwe river.
The trial at Bani, Italy, of 179 mem.
bers OF the Mala Vita society has end
ed. Fourteen members are acquitted,
while 165 members are sentenced to
terms of imprisonment varying from
six months to fifteen years.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended May % showed an average de-
crease Of 49, compared with the corre-
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 2l.4
LORD ROMILLY and two female do
mestics were killed by the fumes from
q parafine lamp which had been upset
in the night time at his lordship's Lon
don residence.
BARON KALNOKY DE KoROsPArKA. a
nephew of Count Kalnoky, of Austria,
recently fought q duel with rapiers in
jackson park, Chicago. with an un-
known southerner over the charms of
an opera singer. The baron was
eighty wounded
THREE men at least were drowned
near Sandstone, Mimi. by a boat going
over the rapids of Kettle river.
The Davis drug house and adjoining
premises at Detroit Mich, were burned
recently. Loss. $3.50, 900.
The Dalton gang of train robbers
was run down in the Indian territory.
One of the Daltons was killed and q
soldier was wounded.
The London stock exchange during
the week ended May % was in suspense
awaiting events in Europe and America.
A firmer feeling was noticed The con,
tinental bourses were more settled.
The car was reported angry at tho
managers of the French exhibition at
Moscow for obtaining loan from the
Jews
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11

To ascertain distances use the mileage
shown in the official list of stations and
agents issued by the auditor.
Motto make rates between stations on
the Trinity and Sabine railroad. or between
stations of the LocShart branch, apply the
rates named above.
The above rates will not apply from or
TO stations on the Trinity ana Sabine rail
road or Loclihart branch from or 10 other
stations on the Missouri Kansas and Texas
railway in Texas.
When demand is made for D. D. cars and
same cannot be supplied, two S. D. cars
will be furnished at the same rate as for
one d. d. car.
This tariff applies only on stock shipped
between points on this line in Texas.
The rates named il this tariff will not ap-
ply on horses and mules, which viii take
class d rates as j minimum.
Following will govern transportation Of
men in ,harge of livestock:
l. Pass one man IL charge OF one or two
ears OF cattle or calves, or with one double
deck or two single deck cars of sheep. No
return pass viii be given. When ship
ments are made by one cOnsignOr TO one
consignee, and under one contract, pass one
man each way, in charge of three or more
cars OF cattle. calves, hogs or sheep; two
men each way in charge OF SIX or more cars.
Two men shall be the maximum number to
be passed with any shipment under the
same contract and in the same train.
,. The time in which the contract must
be presented by the person in charge Of the
stock for return uraasp ortation is limited to
fourteen days. The time within which re-
turn transportation can be issued must be
written in the blank space left in the ninth
section of the contract for that purpose, and
agents must see that it is done in every in
stance.
}. No one but the owners Of livestock or
their bona hde employees will be passed in
charge of livestock. Those who are euti-
tied by the above specified rules to accom-
pany livestock must be required TO write
their own names in ink in the space pro-
vided for that purpose in the contract in
the presence Of the agent at the time the
in charge the agent will cancel with ink all
the spaces on back Of contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
MORE GOLD COIN
ENGAGED FOR EXPORT TO
EUROPE-S2, 10000.
Southwestern Railway Stocks Have Their
Innings Wall Stree:-Iissouri
Pacific Taps the Top Round.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
New YORK, April 10.---Gold coin to the
amount of s.. $4,000 was engaged this
morning for export to Europe. knowledge
of the fact was probably the principal
reason for the lack OF support in the early
stock market, though many cautious traders
were looking for reaction this morning--iu
any event market which advanced with
out reactions would be an unparalleled pne-
nomenon in financial circles.
London houses sold stocks in which Lon
don IS interested. Private cables announced
that S400.0O0 had been withdrawn from
the Bank of England Tor export to Buenos
Ayres. London selling stock was aScribed
TO this. The local stock market began to
advance again.
Southwestern railroad stocks had their
innings, the feeling being that grangers
can now wait awhile for the rest of the
market to catch up with them.
Missouri Pacific reached figures not
touched before this year.
Atchison did not quite obtain the high
point of last January. but was the most
prominent stock Of the day.
ST. Paul earnings for the first week in
April showed an increase Of $34ll.
The advance in Missouri Pacific and
Atchison was accompanied by report that
Gould while in ST. Louis, made definite ar
engagements which, when carried out, will
bring AtchisCn and Missouri Pacific higher,
so that TO al intents and purposes the prac-
teal amalsamation OF these interests will
result.
Railway bonds were active and strong.
Among the prominent features Of trading
were Atchison incomes and As, and South
Carolina incomes.
Oregon improvement SIS were weaker.
Flint and Pierre Marquette advanced on
reports OF G change of management.
Final prices were irregularly changed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
THE CITYS GUESTS.
Jay Gould and Party in the City
This Morning.
ONLY ON AN INSPECTION TOUR,
The Programme for TO-day-IIe nrietta
Happy--The Alton Observation-Disclosures
Pscihc RuInors--Some New Tar
iGs--Reduced Rates, Etc.


Major Sam HINT Of the Katy is out after
nCre IiveGrock-
/ D. voak. St Louis, general agent Of
The Canda stable car company, IS in the
city.
Effty-fve traiuloads Of stock We're han
dlcu by the T-4us and Pacific yesterday at
.aIs uOIut.
Division Superintendent Teachout Of the
railway mail service returned from Denlson
yesterday.
{. ". A!oFatt Of Wichita Falls, general
superintendent OF the Wichita VALLEY rail
way is III The city.
Houston aud Texas Central switch engine
JUMPED tie track At he TranscontineEtal
wye yesterday evening and the Texas and
Pacific switch engine had 10 pull it Oh.
The Texas ana Pacific yards were
crpwded owing 40 Inc movement Of stock
Capt. Moore, livestock agent, has taken up
hj- residence at the stock pens for the
I-rscut.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
"a net pretend 10 run on schedule time ow-
ing TO the heavy trains Of stock. which
Lcccsstatcs the passenger trains taxing the
sidctr.lclis.
Three train loads of stock cattle for the
Territory passed through the union depot
on the Santa tc between the hours OF and
q 2. IL. srS' erday. They are cattle from
aTItheIn points On the line Tor the Terri
tory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11

He and Party Are in the city This
Morning.


The presence of a man OF such great
financial ability rs Jay Gould is 4 matter of
Considerable Importance. not only 10 the
civ but 70 the entire state IL well While
Mir. OiOUld'S tour Is only in the nature Of
al Inspection Of the immense properties
Rr controls. set Il Is "a significant fact that
every visit made by HIM 10 the state re
sulS in good 10 Texas Mr.. Gould Will
find IN Fort Worth uot only IN enterprisiug
city but the railroad center Of North
Texas: the center Of Il section peerless ii
its vast productive power; the largest in
point Of assessed valuation, and yet not
over oue-lfth developed. The GAZETTE IS
No: experienced in the location Of feeders,
nor as to how they should be located IL
order to render the Investment a paying
one. but there lies 10 the northwest Of
Fort Worth 4 country already great il
lis resources. which has been handi-
capped by llck OF railroad facilities
v, IN spite Of this has settled uD more
r,..t.y and developed more quickly than
amy section Of The Southwest. lis Resources
ar. yc, unknown, but enough has already
.,.s. d. mons rated 10 show II IS surpassed
by .J section Of country under the shining
-.... This section Of country Will sooner or
.-.- have rail- communication with Fort
N.:.1 Mr.. Gould already owns ample
.,.u-"..l facilities in this city, and i seems
g.. people outside the pale OF railroad
y.-.p...,y That viii build, and Mr.. Gould
r :.o not more firmly sohdify his Texas
F"oncrJles than by occupying this territory
wi D. q line.
Tie special train having on board Jay
G1I.l, his Sons. GeorEe and Howard. DR..
Mmu, Hrs. George Gould, Mrs. Hamilton,
< = Il. Clarke. first vice-president Of
the Missouri Pacific and The Gould lines,
{ q. Warner auditor Of the Missouri
Pacific and Superintendent Price of the
TeNas and Pacific railway. pulled into the
UE:Cu depot at Gas yesterday evening,
coming in on the TRANSIT Continental division.
The parry WAS met al the depot by Morgan
Jones. president Of the Fort Worth and
Denver. Mayor J. p. Smith. Col. Hoxie,
Alderman Martin and General Superintend-
ent .. o. Winter Of the Fort Worth and
Denver. \ special train arrived on the
Fort Worth and Denver at O'Clock having
on board General Superintendent r. j.
Duncan of the Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf, MIR. Toohey, Engineer of Tests
Hodges, and n. L. Barkalow, superintend-
ent of news agencies of the Union Pacific
system, and these gentlemen also joined the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
THE ALTON BOYCOTT.
The Result Anxiously Awaited by Railroad
Men.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
New YORK, April 1O.-Railroad men are
waiting anxioUsly to see the result OF the
boycott of the Chicago and Alton railroad
by the trunk line association and the central
traffic association, by order OF the board OF
rulings, which is to go into effect next
Wednesday, on which day passenger rela-
tons of some kind between Chicago and
Alton and sixty roads opposed TO it will
close, that is, they viii close if all the roads
hold up TO their agreement and refuse to
sell tickets via the Chicago and Alton and
refuse 10 accept any tickets on or via their
roads sold by that company.
Should any Of them, however, fail TO do
this the boycott would undoubtedly PROVE
Intellectual, Us 1t was in ISL and 1883; ~
least that IS what many Old railroad men
say. The runor that the Western passen-
ger association might back the Chicago and
Alton in the fight and declare general
boycott against the Trunk lines association
and the Central traffic association was
laughed ct IL the Office of the Trunk lines
association this morning and no credence
apparently was attached TO it. With ref
ereuce to the other report, that the Balti-
more and OHIO, Grand Trunk, Erie and the
Ohio and Mississippi would not join in the
boycott. but would, on the other hand, help
the Chicago and Alton in the tight, 1t was
pointed out that the first three roads men-
toned are parties to the agreement by
which the payment Of commissions is no
longer permitted, and in consequence Of
which the Chicago and Alton is TO be boy
cotted. II is admitted, however, that the
Ohio and Mississippi was not u party 10
the order to withdraw Chicago and Alton
tickets from sale, but it was further stated
that the Ohio and Mississippi Will Ge of no
use TO the Chicago and Alton west OF Gin
cinnati even if ii should decide to stand by
that road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
REDUCED RATES AUTHORIZE.
Houud Trip Fares for Special Events by
the Katy.


The Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
hga authorized the following special rates
.ar the special occasions:
murrmeu. ; convention az Houston
April Is to il, one iure for the round trip
10 functional points Tickets 70 De sold
hpril u and 10, good returning until April
IS
Annual sanecrtest at Galveston April IS
20 -, one fare for round trip to functional
points. Tickets 20 be sold Aprl. II and -,
limited returning until April ~.
Meeting Pres hytery Of North Texas, one
and q th!' fare on certificate, from Henri
otta ana Fort Worth aud al points north OF
Fort Worth.
Meeting PreshYtery of Dallas at Vernon,
2 m. y 10 p. Fare and q third from Hen
Tletta and Fort WCrth 10 points north Of
Waco
Annual meeting Women's board Of foreign
missions % the Cumberland Presbyterian
church : Dallas May 10 >. Fare and one
third for he round "Trip Tickets TO De sold
May ana =, limited To May returning.
Convention of Texas state SUNDAY school
association N FASS May l. TO Is. Tickets
10 be sold May IL and -, limited to May
ID for return IL a fare and = third for the
round trip.
Meeting of Texas state pharmaceutical
association IL be held Al Houston May - 10
IA Fare and q third for the round trip to
functional points. Tickets to be sold May
II and L.. limited returning until the Eth.
Tcvas homeopathic medical association
~ Fort Worth May - to H. Return ~
one, i.rl fare on certificate from Fort
Worth TO points il 1eN4S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
HENRIETTA HAPPY.
Grading Begins the Red River and
Southwestern.


Southwestern.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, April 10-Railroad
outfits are arriving daily to do the grading
on the Red River and Southwestern. This
morning dirt began to Fly on the six-mile
section and by Tuesday next one hun
dred teams will be at work be-
tween Henrietta and Archer City.
1t is the intention of the contractors TO
have the grade completed in ninety days.
The management have received PROPOSE
tons from several Eastern parties TO iron
the road and furnish cars locomotives and
everything in complete order. The work
will be pushed to Abeline as fast as money
and men can do the work. II IS now
fixed fact that Henrietta and Abeline will
be joined together by bonds of steel by
January l, 1892
G. H Curly, chief engineer OF the Gulf,
Brazos Valley and Pacific railroad, arrived
in our city yesterday, looking after the in
tercSts of that road. He was assured that
the subsidy asked for them would be forth
coming from our citizens whenever they
got ready TO commence work. He stated
that the management would soon have q
meeting in Waco, when every county from
deep water at the mouth OF the BraZoS
would be represented. He also stated that
representatives of the deep water syndicate
and also representatives Of the Rock Island
and arrangements would be made whereby
work would commence on this line in the
next sixty days between Waco and Henri
eta and also between Waco and the month
of the BRACES. 1t IS their intention TO con-
meet their line with the Rock Island rail
road here at Henrietta. At this meeting
will be settled the route OF the Rock Island
from Red river to the mouth of the BrazoS,
where they now have twenty-four feet of
water over the bar The Rock Island will
probably operate the Red River and South
western from Henrietta to Abilene and
San Angelo and also operate the Gulf,
Brazos Valley and Pacific from Henrietta
10 Valissa-
The Katy, or Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad, will curing the coming
summer extend their line due west by
the Staked Plains to White Oaks, n.
NJ
As the Fort Worth and Denver have now
established their eating station at Alvord
q party has made the company PROPOSE
ton 10 erect 4 hotel at the junction of the
Fort Worth and Denver and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railways, and to have
the same completed in thirty days. It is
thought the proposition will be accepted
and all passenger trains on the Denver will
take their meals here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
He Didn't Drink.


Special 10 the Gazette
PEARsALL. TEX, April 1O-Phillip En-
dizzi IS in jail here charged with murder
The crime was one of the most cold-blooded
on record. Endizzi and Jacob Stumpf, his
victim, were members Of bridge building
gang on the International and Great North
ern railway. Endizzi asked Stumpf to
bring bucket Of water. The latter re-
fused. Endizzi went after the water, and,
returning, set the bucket on the ground
with the remark that all might drink ex-
cept Stumpf. If the latter attempted it he
would kill him Stumpf walked up to take
. drink and Endizzi quickly shot him
through the heart. He then mounted q
horse and rode slowly away. It was no
trouble to capture him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
Dallas Railroad Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the GaZette.
DALLAS, TEX, April 1O.-Jay Gould Is
expected to arrive tonight and spend to-
morrow in Dallas His movements Us usual
are not given 10 the public in advance and
no one really expects to know until he ar
Tives.
Nj W II. Masters, general freight agent
Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
viii arrive in Fort Worth tonight.
Maj. John c. Lewis, Southwestern agent
of the Iron Mountain route, is in the city
c. 3. Fegaa, travelling passenger agent of
the Texas and Pacific railway, is back from
trip 10 Fort Worth.
Tom Mathews, city ticket agent for the
Houston and Texas Central railway, de-
parts in the morning for trip to Chica&
and New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
BROKE JAIL.
The Prisoners Escape from the Ardmore,
1. T., Jail and Eaee Not Been Cap
tursd-Lisssnd Description.


ARDhoRE, I. T, April 1O-Seven prison
ers confined in the Ardmore Jail made good
their escape last night by saving out the
bars in the rear window and burrowing uns
der high board fence surround
ing the enclosure while the guard
was in the realms OF slunber. The
descriptions of. the escaped prisoners wera
at once telegraphed to the officers of II
neighboring towns asking them to keep q
sharp lookout to effect their capture, but as
yet nothing has been heard Of them. The
prisoners are Lon Queen, forty-tive years
old, weight ISIS, height five feet eleven
inches, brown hair and mustache, and
blind in one eye, heavy set and of power
full build; l. c. Carey, alias l. c. Carter,
small man, thirty-eight years old, weight
125 pounds, height i've feet four inches,
light hair and mustache, blue eyes, a6-
dicted to the morphine habit,
smooth talser and confidence man Daniel
McGi2H heavy set, twenty-one years
o. Ne feet nine inches, brown hair, gray
IS, weight 100 pounds, rough looking,
and wanted 70 ssrve i've year tsr@ IN the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-11
Dallas, Texas.

Detroit penitentiary for attempt to rape
W. c. CLARK, slender build, twenty-four
old, very laxative: William Cant
Ditto. height five feet nine inches,
weight $50 pounds, light hair and
mustache, blue eyes; Mathew Craig, heavy
set, nineteen years old, five feet six inches,
weight It's pounds, dark hair, eyes and
complexion; Frank Coleman, negro, thirty
two years DID, left foot club-footed. ANY
information concerning the whereabouts OF
the escaped prisoners will be thankfully
received by the United States marshal, l.
3. Needles.