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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
LAWMAKERS
TO GET TO BUSINESS IN eExAR
AGAIN.
People 10 Come From Al secl'onr 70 pear hs
Hoise end soc he WORK
no6o
RAIN MAKERS
people 10 Come From An secllone % pe1F M

IN Mn. government rbt fmpH- a-p,,
,titinn NJ TO-. ....ai.d IVA aif Hrni
.suertDsut here .Ws week eeh - So
uyrpulogl Hd party Nill arrive A-fN
tt-aorruw nuJ If iH .Nreepe l. r'.
thing win be BOO readiness NJ iAuINN''
fhr lscnuuG lIr cNu1l MrnL
The Hon. ,lno +, King "a sh ,,;ien.-
to-dny of the project at the cltlAeli
macs meeting said ''Ihere nre Il
great many interesting minor detalis con
npcted with the work, hut speaNhg Ia
a General way. the first steps to De taken
/ will be to send two proiessional eern-
nnuts II pin balloon TO htlshl lipun
nun ia two miles They will be suppleu
Iii ,omnipte set OF scientific instru-
1 ments for taking the direction ana Ee-
incitv Of the air currents and humiultN
! &c tLo ,tmosnhere They viii learn the
,ai,,t at which the hot or cold current
prass each other and decide upon the
most favorable elevation az WnlSh "
explode the bnloons' lheiI p'lo ,'i,,.
viii bo exploded by means OF SLOW
natcl, and the conclusion VIII De ire
,ncndons and may be heard Tor us
tnnre Of twenty-five miles. ny means
NJ The slow match process the eNlio-
sions can be timed to fow secon1is'
me roSrllte aud other powerful expo,
sives will be fired on the grounh; MN NJ
bombs win be shot into the mir. All ,n a.,
viii he done simultaneously anu e3htlI'
uouly until rain is produced when ~, Ie'
snit will he brought about by miAlhg ino
hot md cold air. causing condthsa'ion
and reorganization Of the moisture; ,,
II will he grand and powerful NJ 4.
MAY md will be worth coming hnnhreu'
n miles 10 see People from the sur ir
rounding country and Promilne9it, g9 ,,,,c,
mon nnd scientists viii be n altehu li..,'
fenn Fort Worth. Chicago Kansas Slli
Il Lonis, Minneapolis and New YORK
ma governor of Minnesota - NeIl
much interested 10 the proposed msp
nnd he has signifed his intention o
being present. ,,,,,,trv who's
Uncs traverse or penetrate rue MA
I iands Of he west have iniorneh Us ~ ~
: Inv viii have representatives on u, ~
: ,rn,nd Who will mike a report on "
. sncc,.ss or failure Of the experiment
2 'Thcv have selected this city becn use w y,
a r as IL as a very favorable point 10
!, carrying on the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

tn-dHys asseinhlage was the partial re-
sumption Of work at Beaver Falls, and
,he prospects of the firm meeting wit has
much success at that place rs they had
in Homestead and i-awrenceville. From
what could be learned it, Thought lead
ers will, through interested lodges, Is
sue another manitcstasnd urge the men
70 continue the battle This will prob
ably be done since the rumors " inn
pending breaks and weakening among
the men who had caused many Of the
weak-knced TO waver:
Late tonight II was reported here
that another fight had talton place be-
tween colored non-pninnist and tho
strikers and two Of tho negroes had
been shot.
This was not confrmod at midnight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
THE ATTORNEYS


piftsbure Pa. Nov fi.-AiiorueyE for the
TIouao4tead strikers deny nli knowledge Of
Detectivr bruce. ~ chicaan who recciitly
ADVERTISED Ia all The parers ~ mat Guy Tor
NM PinlerfOu detectives WIN we're CON
,,.rned ~ ile linmriiead Riots A Chicago
teiegran snys that Bi1ire stated that be WIS
authoriged 10 nfid out Wnat lisuutfnnf
'were given by ihr i'nkcrl0pN 90 ih.ir men
before they reached Homestead lie Hnih
he rot hl4 Instructions from United States
d,teefiye who Told him The Information wis
wanted bF the Heuuhlipan national commit
no Attorney Brennan SMILED Va knowing
way when shown the digmlich hui shid 70
,tnnId IN Impossible 10 tel ANYTHING felh-
i've 10 the work ~ che Chicago detectives.
John Coz, the other attorney fof ne do
fenso sad be knew noihing ainni itpui Ms
I'M imtllied 'fyor" frum The manner 10
which 10 said d ~ IL uui ihe Iienuhlienu
nafienai committee mat N responsible for
n snvhow" asil he. ~ u thought u ~
ih,a efdrucgH for thf defense of me- Home
stead strlkefs that arr NJ ilio iiotioni u H."
well We are working ur ihe caaei re-
nlied ~ Coz ana win that be had moth
Ing further ~ say
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
TWO NEW YORK POLICE


New Yort. Nov. ii-'rhe uolicc of this
city think they have uucarthvd and frus-
tratcd whit pruiHol to drVeiun into o hig
countprfollnr conspiracy. detective Ser
gents John uiifleu aud John Taylor NJ the
Central otllce. nfttr shaduWinR Two mon
three or four DAYS made the arrests In the
cotc Friday night INT the matter wng not
INSIDE pnhllc until the ntiHoners were er-
raigncd IA the tnnlhs nnli,N court this morn
inr, one ~ Them dosu ihid hlWsclf rs Man.
mel htdrlguVz, ID spaulnrd. 80 tvnrs # age,
The other said he wAr Thomas l'arn uetd
30. uG Englishmau. Tho men attracted
the officials attention hv thoir inquiries mo
various places for au VnrrnVNr who could
do hnc work. They encouraged Louis him
baum an pngrlypr WHO after theif depart.
are told detective that tho men had Of
fured him 5000 10 ongraNe Nftv licsos bank
nuiv patcs, u WAS 10 he counterfeit NJ
the "tiank VI Snaln Of the isle ~ Cuba"
notes, The Central and South American
states wore To be- flooded With the bogus
notes, hni The men were mined la eehsNu 20
prevent the plpn to which one Of theiu has
confessed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Winnipeg, Man, Nov, i.-Friday
last, =. .. Smead, a farmer from
Crookston, MINI, was found murdered
aud robbed near Edmonton. His COM
panion, named Nlichaelson was sus-
pecied OF the crime, and settlers were
warned 20 be on the lookout for him.
He was noticed walking on the track
near Red Deer to-day and a posse or
glnized. He resisted arrest, being
armed with two cyolvers aud was shot
dead by oua of the posse. Papers
found on his body leaves no doubt that
Michaelson murdered his mate and
then robbed tho body,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

OF cannons and hnp,bs 49,.
ing all over the civ, ana tbe raod IN IN
ing prevailed. II was A ra,nfs,. IA
tashined love feast. $50 'N
APPLICANTS Fot, Oru,rs
caA, ~ ~ W lN'n''
Nna, ~ w, ieA.i NOV. 4.-lSpecial.l
TO-. ~ q 7Sore pl applicants are out
~, Wy o9n Angeio postofice under the
among whom is Col i ' a tn rU,n.hen ~
the San Angelo Standard.
SHERMAN GET ERR ATrs
Sherman re- ~.
This cit,, e. T., ~ ~. 3peSul.l
tonight srd M Mi I,a1g VI enthusiasm,
Is beiny rstieed v s,ss''Un Si SleVelana
mnlrinS and 49,, ~ ooli,'resi speech
'''''' ~ ~ ''uVeseioiiA'
BELL
Bolton, Tex, Nov. Special. T.
The Democratic electors received 4432
votes; the Republicans, 412: the Third
party, 2Ol0. Hogg received 1857 votes;
Nugent, 2li9-a plurality for Hoeg Of
HIS votes Pendleton received 1865
votes and Barber 25Si --Pendleton ma
y - l'io, IN les0 !o'al number oil
'0'V' toi'eu "as o. 70, IN lo'- oo'-'
IuBlLATED.
Springtown, Tex, Nov. 10. Especial
Democrats OF the town and surround
ing country had a general jubilee here
last night over the election of Cleve-
land and Hogg;the principle features Of
W. muien l,, MSre y torchllght procession
ny, ~ ~ sefelai yo9us mem
'io-''is 'ep'e9el'a'i'o ioou'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Albany. n. Y, Nov. Il. Labor Coz
,,,islions, peck and his stenographf
IIhert Rodgers, were successful for
I a,v time to-day in another procg
49, h,,ugbt against them for desV
i ims Tsblic records IN the shape OF
iii circulars on which the coniIn iiio
az - baseS iii report which was giyg,'o
he mnblie several weeks before
IN, IN In the court Of sessions ~ ~
ii Chute sustained the demns nd
the Indictment found against tee
po5e and discharged them %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
A SHOOTING BEE
AN Ex.PoLlcEMAN SHOOTS UP
A HOUSE.


sunday night Dick Kits, lately an Of.
hcor OH tho city police force and ypt
more rccenuy a private detective. tele.
phoned Tor former "iriend" Of bis,
Fannie l,cBow, who IL tho proprntrnss
NJ n house Of il.fnme, cornrr twelfth
and llusk streets. She declined 10 10
10 hm, for he had Encn there IN the ai-
tprnuon, she said, anh threatened her
with personal violence, later, about y
a u, ho trlpnh0uud he was pulug down
anyway l1d gHnted fn aeH h.r hila
is yel ON fHt-iira lr1m 81 teu Nualv
he suNeipd sbOg tInt $50 nut M at
in .urdAtn aud N.W u M, h1utP
lNn iuDiaL.s WDfu SOFA Nic lppkuNt Cos
him naa uhen he raIny 49, thug ruN llitt
So ''''iarvt 'ie " -" 7i'ia,'r
H'A iuNh lYn ior
.gN hiN e
ul" VIZ
WY ls
uu
wy " ''
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~ n., mann. n i.'l,5
mtl
y, -
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i,,,i,,,I ,,,, p.r * N,'f5v '"'''"N - ''i"h
Vs.,nrli,, ,i,nr,.,'sr,,f .,t,i. 5t.,t.,.i,4
a n,.toi .,,d iisgi,,,r,l,,, XXX NJ ssi,i-
La mo oils tht,It. ,,,.,t ,,..,f ..,..,,i L., III,
NV ronrf XVI Sber,i ~ -. y, ,
s.sn,l, ,,,,,i',s, lii, IL, h, ,.,,,,, .a,,,.,
tI,n ei,,r,,e hoiu. IN ,,,sn ", ,i,, 49,.
Mnd,iof ~
KIM s,.. i,o i,.t ,,t,,,,. ,,,si, -, IT,.
tims anT n,,,,,s ~ s,o ,9,,a In,
,,inn, h,' AN h,,,,,, ~ H,'i. WIN IN
mi lon,cd har bis dia,aond MIA ,sht,.h
n,nth,., ,,,,,, wa ,,,...s,,,s snI 1870
ma stor,,h Ifi,ts t1,,,h, <, IT, ~ -
t,rri.nJi ,,a,s a,,J H. 49,, ,.os,i,,,, " Il
am M, ,,',,s J,t,ni ana ,hns ,,ad,ia,.j
witb i.oia,,., n,i dri,i 1917 y,
XII "a ~, ,,'o,,,a, ,nd 5o,nn.,, ~. ~
nm AZ hI "t,,d la, I'm, w., w
AZ h,rtin,, IN, ,,a,,,s,, az '"''"''""
Fannis l. Vn,V'" s,nr, Ia me, sa,n,.
Iay ni,bt kin t,lenhn,.d la, IA ~.
bis loo oyer aesin .nd w., "' XIX W. y.
see her, tiat sis Won't ~ ~, hsd 4,
onnsiiar,tinm AZ NM ~, N'V I''l, "
,,shii'' H. ,,.,. Nv. III. eia' 'li'
H., H. yor,a,,. Nv, ii,,l. NJ, ",'p' ,'
~, hfI.e, I ~, rI,iin'lh .li' hl'Nia
49, .,' % ~ KY ,"1'h hnS rhb
Yn M ~ " ~ "eu' ~" nf.
uaIt n' I'uy, se'Aeu nN. py th.
ppuNNi nirp nrF hNln n9Wh, hhu reached
TIKI " Ps,Vi' LYME hv WIS fplnk 70
NJ ny nna ~, u hli'sdli ihpl she
ni"uv y l,l''lnr tluk' Hnh nnhlly Rot nun
" hNlieI nlpou ihai Suniny ne was ~
urr h"usH " W" afternoon, ana agnln
,lregltne4 ner, Naylna SIG could noe
i've ~ ilhs tuwh ugies. win ma, thAt
Mh'n nv telephonen, sue remembering
me WF'nt'leateh 70 20 10 hiniand when
IT. I'lePhoneil ~ WIS coming uywh any
WY lN'lN NHs ~ one ~ thr mouse
nut Nn' Munlaui snN luehrn every hnor
u"Wh STAIRS. LOOK inc police whistle
kdft - h"es my uoiu nor - hlow Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
| 1NTlaUED
ti'f 1slalins CARA ,lf Vic.
hsilllb Laws-Wnl Ask
iianarlOns Release.

aaioi Tex, Nov. 14.-tSpe-
cases against Catarina
Mexican revolutionist, for
1sneutralitylaws We're called
ga court here to-day and
r0eai no arrest having been
determination continues to
salnsi this outfit OF Glibus
ga having been tried and
y Mexico and many more
sis'ned and awaiting trial in
a1eil for Encarnacion Cara,
ne reyolutlonist chief, will
apply to the federal court
soner's release on a writ OF
4 P's, alleging that he took
'ae revolution and was only
y assisting the revolution.
which is no violation OF
lily law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
/. ANSGINEERs, soc1rrv

Iaasat NJ 1.-THE Times Vienna
KY 81 s,.. ~ a recent meeting
a. ,s'.ng.i.neers, Herr Koster
aliIhr 'te'lslon Of the electric
|sll rsva si'g ,a1se the loeoinotor
hfsoie,ssa railway Of this de-
de nsg so 10 b built along the
81 4 r5 zach gagriase viii ipI IN pr 70
',.sas. 's aud designed to carry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

ABOUT THE SAME.
The Late Returns Make Mo
Relative Change
IN THE GuBERNATORlAL VOTE.
Governor HOgg's Plurality viii Be IN the
NelghborhoOd Of $4,000
Pasohal Is EIecled 10 Congress Ia tho Twelfth
District by Very Handsome Plurality.
Still Celebrating the vieloGy Won on
Tuesday Last.
IN THE GuBERNATORIALyo VOTE.
VOTE BY COUNTIES.

Following is the vote by counties,
whe they have reported in full.
Sc % o., these counties are not en-.
tin N@ls rs one, two orthree boxes
not Ii, Nes Ec@su cd, but practically
the table ~, Hs< nc, ( all the votes
polled in the ''tp dies given. This
docs not include tI@ns and precincts
reporting singly:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Nv Eoy. l4.-Col. Webber
M ' es, Information that a des-
isv criminal sali was on his way TO
y, s seat here by the British
Sssja Sss a5 His name is
s ~ and he was undergoing a
7lsrv 's y, in the Dublin
Il psSso.lae government, it is
+ eome \, ! MN on condition that
n -' s., % his brother in this
eoS sa'e The convict sufficient
!. aos ~. mere. Nagle will be
returned to ireland. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

~, n. Nov. l4-,A FIRE In
as M evening destroyed
'srinF Is i noases on Eleventh
aaasies.s antilles Hl and uearlyloO
q 4sose ~ me IRE started in
: caai de- ia Il a 8. By 3, II the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
-s===
cRlfPLs STABBED
~ W a Railroad Track Ncar
fHt Cana Ernm ro,t w,.h

fss-uama From Fort Worth.
~, ~, Nov. i4,-lSneclal. About
sa'Sht a crlpple nained Tom
n1e.. lprt Worth. was walking
t-'van track north OF town when
" IND stuck a knife into his
~ we Inches, He grabbed
ny. sl'a ran. About an hour
|,1s- tucker arrested a suspi-
!. y. y. uear the place. who gave
,esgsge Collins. On Ills person
tae cane. "''u pioou on II
'I sSsra WIS sewed mp by the
-n Collins Is In Ian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
VOL. XVII NO. (,

time and arrested two white men and
two negroes. The crowd then dis
pcrsed
All o'clock this morning everything
Is ouiei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

D.-.- Nm II7-If Is HAVTVI,..I.
iarls, which Airs. Deacon has's' ~
e9ul - ~ decision Of the ~ .,,e
~ - $40 that she has no M .bst
her husband for diForee ny ~ hi. will
Deacon hase c1stods q " 5rt. Il
confirm the ACTON ~ W ednes-
Il likely the case VIII Pc h'., the
day. SIR. Deacon Jaw Ssaafics dai-
courf TO Impose hilr Z. RI ,foduces
dsuebter WHOM she abd,nnfion
NJ SrnTeni Of oar l. ~ Of - az
~ SOON a. she learn ni ~ 1 on
t. tribunal Of the 'e
custody Of itr
a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Vienna, NNy. ls--'fhr frcnnh ptoamer
Tafnus. Whlie ascrudinf the Danube faaay,
ran MO two lirhtfra. finkmr Que. n1d
knocking hplr Va lho oihrf. 1'he fainpy
MAS afterwHrut grounded n 81 fe.ldfifa
that several % The crew 81 l1e auaken
lghter lost their Lives,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

A fashion journal be- dispgored that
IN the fourteenth century uondining
the hair with sofne prepafatIDn Of sui
phur calne Into r. Ia,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

nrookiru. *. ST. Soy "a flfe broke out
ma afternoon N q iffsi fernl rH ware.
house N s. A. Howe fqr 100 building
h fouf-sinry brck Urgft1ff gaiuu feet
Befar, checked the laidllf N5s gutied
Loss $1,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

p.,,on Tax. Nov. l4.-rlSpeciaaA, -
IN n S,.. Jus grand jollnieaiion ns.
Lnere Nh The town WAS il ~.
i las. ni IN Cor several hours was sDla.,
loose an skv rockets, tsoi ..'
WIN ,',,a,iioonsslnd ali kinds
works. Amidst 'ss e'i-'--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
rotnls-HOEg, ia1ol7i clarl. 2 ~ Fl

Totals-Hogg, 1897; Clark y ~ -
gent, '0,9lS.
This does not include the vote can ;cb
o., NJ Ho rg and Prendergast, whlcn
l a'no,nt- 70 very little The vote ifo "
a s.,aoa i y conntIes tootsup 3l2 Ky; y
these Ell az rescbes $50, 900, as Is estima
. .nS ' sbers are still about ls5'OOg 70 70
t tea' ,. snens Upon the Assumption 'a
that the ratio OF the division ., th.se can
remaining votes among the n,innation
didates will be . STEADY 5t,'ision viii
of those reporting int
1 be about as follows
Hogg, 1880.
Clark, 1850.
Nugent, 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

no Vests 81
Duesa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Bloomington. Ill.,, No, 14.-Hon. A.
r.. s'ycnson said to-nimt to reporter
Of u associated press, D, had not given
out Tor publication ami interview re-
garAlg n special sessin of congress.
Mr leyelnnd as presilct elect. he said.
WI the proper person . speak 10 upon
M matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15
PASCHAL ELECTED.

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. l4.-(Spe-
cial. THE approximate vote for con.
gressmen In the Twelfth congressional
district Is as follows. L. NJ. Pasohal,
Democrat. $3.50; Henry Terrell, Repuo-
lican. $3.50; T, j. McWinn, Populist,
IlSD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

Columbus, o., Nov. 1i-Oiiicial re-
turns rom the late clf'tions received
from dty-one counties ( the office Of
the secretary Of state, show Il slight
gain tr Taylor u,epllian over the
unoihtl figures aud plfe bis plurality
at 1OI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

OF cannons and bombs, there was sneak.
ing all over the city, aud the FOOD fsel.
ing prevailed. II was a regular old
tashined love feast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-15

San Angelo, Tex, Nov II. Especial. I
Nearly score Of applicants are out
ior the San Angelo postotflce under the
Cleveland administration, prominent
among whom is Col J., G. Murphy. Of
the San Angelo Standard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
drrRorRIArr SUNDAY AnrIcfrs.

r,erv True Home q shrino Within shrine.
Our Revoiutionsry toreiather''
Religious Notes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

hymn Number so-and-so. AZ that moment
l saw one Of tie dcac0ns coming down the
aisle. and paused 10 hear what he had 10 say.
which was that had forgotten to givea notice
OF the ladies' meeting.
gave it accordingly, apologzng. to 'he
congregation for my forgeiininess, aho again
announced the number Of the hymn aud pro
cccded 10 read it. My feelings. ana the feel
incs Of the congregation, may be imagined as
began.
Lord what a thoughtless wretch was /!
Youths Companion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01
roIcE TEoM THE PdSE

An F,s4,-n monarch 60 DIS vise mon 'pake;
"tifven.etrotto FOX mr l.fc anoy,
DO wara. 90 comfort fs onward sitaft .t,
Me-. .ot .sl.ile ur wave, az so.ioN hfetA-
49,. r.fI man q q ausNer naAcs
"6K.ne iu golden letters aad ior a}o.
Nritc 'rfar thy throne 4lls 500. shaA pass
n cs--.ran. loosely ho'j f0r Christs dear sake
IsftI.s Hoctns KITS: and .et holy .-snt
Hash ou tuls saylu.. ana i.laiue .l) hehfi
An nnIufcfcc anguish, .ni Nihf ti l.f He.Hhl'
Consumes fhF veTf foul ANA hopes depart.
kro. that This l.tfln bic muse close iIr .htc,
llh.Io b..ss uncnalng crowns Eternity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01


At convention held Ia Germany, septem-
tember 1882 at the suggestion OF Pastor Won
Nchlumbach. Of America, theological stu
dent and two gymhasia students were deeply
impressed with the lack OF Christian spirit in
their comrades. As a result they formed the
first Bible circle at Elberiield in October.
1859. gathering together for prayer from ten
TO twenty gymuasIa students under the
leadership Of a pastor The same winter a
student in Berlin started TWO gymnasia Bible
classes Without funds, II WAS only possible
20 found new circles as he became acquainted
by chance with gymnasla students when
travelling. In 1890 the nrst secretary was APP
pointed 10y committee OF six gentlemen.
Now there are twenty Bible circles with
about .nee hundred members. Their aim is
70 retain hold on the members who at fifteen
or seventeen years of age leave the schools 10
become business men or specialists IN any
department, and secure the establishment Of
associations especially for the educated young
men ia the largest cities. Not long since, at
the suggestion of Mr.. James Il. Reynolds, the
first students conference for the deepening Of
Christian lite and the inspiring OF
Christian activity was held at Nesky, IT,
euliing IN a number OF new Bible circles and
n union OF those already formed. The work
progresses and tOurshes, especially ia the
universities. and il the basis, it is hoped of
a movement which Will influence "A large pro-
portion of the educated men of Germany 20 a
truly Christian lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

a following whose dignity. strength and i'm
portance only the ignorant can deny. us
further progress will be watched by thought
ful pes,pja.-I. etter in New YORK world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

Rcy. J.. T.. Clark, president Of tine infed
Christian Fndeayor Societies is 80 make an
Endeayor tour around the world next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

Archbishop lielanu's presence in Rome,
and his urgent advocacy Of bis ideas on eau
cation. baNe aroused a great deal OF interest.
The Jesuit ORGAN has attacked him very
horcely. and % has been generally understood
that the Pope indorsed whatever the CIyita
Catoliea said. on the other hand Leo Kill
has repeatedly affirmed that be has no organ,
and that il the people wish TO know what he
thinks they must conf e their attention "a
what ne says. kilograms have been received
stating that the Pope had sent a letter 10
another telegram announced that be had not
sent such letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01
Is GENERAL COMMITTEES.
4N..trp,srNr Irf,, Jod


A clergyman, writing in the Ilomiletic Re
view, mentions one Of those strange c0inci-
dences which viii sometimes happen, even ia
church.
AMER the morning sermon read the notices
for the week, and then announced the closing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-01

The difficulty regarding American mission
aric. in the Caroline Islands has been salts
facl0rlly arranged. spain consents TO the re-
torn of tAe missionaries 10 the islands, ana
a.rees tbat they snail not behampered in their
missionary work. provided they do not inter-
lere with local government matters or ques-
tons between thc ISLAND authorities and the
natives.