Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-25
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King Saclzity of Croboo, West Africa, an
important ally OF the British, is dead.
The bodies of the twenty-three miners
buried June 16, 1890, near Dunbar, Pa,
were recovered yesterday and buried.
The Behring sea matter was discussed by
the senate committee of foreign relations at
a special meeting and it was decided to rec
ommend the ratification of the treaty.
Late returns from the country parishes
in Louisiana indicate that Foster will have
good majority over McEnery. There is
great excitement in New Orleans.over the
result.
Executions for 1885,, 900 have been entered
against the Lehigh iron company. Stagna-
ton of trade and the recent break in prices
are the causes assigned for the embarass-
ment of the company.
A disturbance at Hepburn Collery in
Durham, growing out of attempts of
striking miners to force the engine
men to strike, occurred yesterday. The
rioters were dispersed by the police.
The Roy Wilkes case was decided against
the owner, L. A. Davies. The jury found for
the defendant, the Kentucky trotting asso-
citation. Davies sued for the $1,000 won,
which was held back to set off a fine.
A train was derailed at Sonsonato, Sal
vador, on the Acajutla railroad. Thirteen
persons were killed and thirty Zone
wounded. It is the most terrible railroad
disaster that has ever happened in Central
America.
Paul Romani, vice-president of the At
lanta national bank, and five members of
his family, were poisoned last night by
arsenic placed in the coffee. It is supposed
the crime was committed by a discharged
servant. All will recover.
Yesterday afternoon at a country school
house near Coalition, Ohio, little Matte, the
only girl pupil in the school, attempted to
climb into the school-house through a win
dow when the window sash, like a guillo-
tine, fell on her neck and killed her.
The president VIII soon fill the vacancy
that has existed for the past year in
the japanese mission. He assured Senators
Stanford and Pelton of California that he
would appoint Mr.. Frank Coombs of Napa
Cali, to the place. Mir. Coombs is a young
lawyer.
The American National bank of Birming-
ham, Ala, has gone into liquidation. The
bank originally had capital of $3.50, 900,
which was to a large extent loaned out on
securities that deprecated in value. No
body will suffer unless it be the stock
holders.
Emperor Willism has written gracious
letters to Count Won Zedlitz Trutz-
scheer accepting his resignation and
expressing the hope that despite his
withdrawal from Office the count
will always be ready to place his SER
vices at the disposal of the empire.
The body of Mather B. Dawson who was
drowned in Hutton lake near Laramie,
Wyo., was found today and Identified by
clothing. Dawson's life was insured for
sl27, 900, and SIS, 900 was expended in fruit
less search for tho body Indians have a
legend that the lake never gives up its
dead.
According 10 the New YORK Herald
senator yesterday remarked to its Wash
ngton correspondent that Lord Salisbury's
note was an insult TO the good sense OF the
American people. sit amounts" he said,
ito practical admission on his lordshiP's
part that he Is weary of the subject and if
the Harrison administration does not like
It they may go to the devil"
The latest report from fancy county,
Mo-, is to the effect that thirteen men have
been arrested charged with being members
Of the mob which lynched John Bright and
murdered Deputy Sheriff Williams. One of
the parties who was arrested was found to
be severely wounded, supposed by a shot
fired by Williams just before he fell. More
arrests are expected to follow.
Rev. Philip e. Halp of watertown, S.
D., created q sensation last night by giving
a lecture entitled 'Talmage and His
Tricks Rev Halp declared that in ten
years Rev. DR.. Talmage had not produced
a single new sermon On March 10, 1873,
said Rev. Mr. Halp, Talmage produced
sermon on Shall We Know Each Other
There, " in which were thirteen different
thoughts from ."Haboueh's Heavenly Re
cognition,u a book published in 1854 He
forgot TO give credit. In 1873 he preached
on 'The Midnight Horseman-s In 1883 he
preached the same sermon, headed ''The
Moonlight Ride"