Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-14
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TheIGrand Duke Of Hesse died at Berlin
yesterday morning.
Jay Gould and party spent two days at
Eddy, n. NJ, leaving yesterday for the
South.
4 Yellow fever has appeared at Colombia
in most virulent form, and many people
are dying.
Representative Springer continues to i'm
prove rapidly. He expects 10 be on his feet
again in few days.
In Peru, yellow fever is raging at Punto,
Aerenas, Alaiuela and Heredi, Typhoid is
epidemic at San Jose and smallpox has
broken out at Cartogo.
John F. Bright, who shot and killed his
wife in fancy county, Mo-, day or two
ago, has been captured. tried and executed,
Judge Lynch presiding.
Senator Hill started yesterday on his
Southern tour over the Baltimore and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western roads, and will
be absent from Washington week.
A terrible explosion took place in the
revenue tunnel, Mt. SneTels, near Ouray,
Colo, last night, BY which two men were
instantly killed and a third man severely
wounded 1t was caused by a premature
blast.
The new combination Of the copper-prc-
ducing companies which has been in pro-
cess of formation for the last ten days for
the purpose of regulating the output and
obtaining higher prices, has about reached
a definite shape
According to the latest reports in the An
derluis mine disaster sixty-three persons
were rescued unhurt, twenty were injured
and 1853 were killed. Twenty thousand per-
sons attended the funeral of thirty-one Of
the victims yesterday.
4 heavy damage suit has been instituted
in the United States circuit court at New
Orleans against eleven leading citizens Of
that city by the family of Loreto Cometiz,
one of the eleven Italians who were lynched
in the parish prison March II last charged
with the assassination of Chief of Police
Dave Hennessey and supposed to be mem
bers of the Malta. The suit is for S1OO,O0
Ex-Governor Thayer has determined to
contest anew the right of Governor Boyd to
hold Office. His attorneys have sent to
washington for copy of the recent man
date of the supreme court, and upon receiv-
ing it viii decide upon the proper line of
action. Mr. Thayer processes to believe
there was a purpose in Withholding the
mandate.
Yesterday was the most quiet and IN
eventful day that DR.. Henry Martyr Scud-
der has spent during his confinement in
Chicago county jail Rev. Doremus Scud-
der, the prisoners brother, together with
his cousin and his wife, were the only visit
ors that called during the day. Dr. Church,
who is making a study of Scudder's case,
called and spoke a few words to him and
spent a few minutes observing his actions.
The official Hesse Darmstadt Gazette an
nounces the accession of Ernest Ludwig to
the grand dukedom.
The news of the death of the Grand
sor castle, where deceased was great
favorite.
The president has made public .proclaTna-
ton of reciprocity with Nicarauga. Things
which the republic agrees to admit duty
free are animals, live; corn meal; fruits,
fresh or dried cotton seed oil and all other
products OF said seeds; tar, rosin and tur-
pentine; coal, mineral, animals, wood and
lumber, in the rough or prepared
]. Messiglia and his seventeen-year-old
son were murdered last night by unknown
parties in their store near the end of the
public bridge, across Yazoo river, and OPP
posite Yazoo City. Their bodies were
found at O'Clock lying on the fOor of the
store They had been killed by blows on
the head.
Political clubs are being organized
throughout the republic of Mexico sup
porting the reelection of President Diaz.
\ number of campaign journals have also
been started in the principal cities of Mex
leo within the past few weeks. all support
ing Diaz's reelection. Indications now are
that Gen. Diaz will have complete walk
over.
The negotiations which have been pend
ing for the past two weeks for the union of
the Teunepsee coal and iron company and
its railroads with Debardeleben coal and
iron company and Sloss iron and and steel
company have been successfully consum-
mated so far as regards the first two cor
porations.
Charles B. Emmery and Joseph Emmery,
brothers, living on farm near Warrens-
burg, Mo, have been on bad terms for some
time, Yesterday they quarreled. Joseph
made for his brother with heavy stick of
wood Charles ran to the smokehouse,
and procured shotgun, and, as his brother
was about to attack him, fired, killing his
assailant. The slayer gave himself up.
The most disastrous fire in the history of
Bedford, Ind, occurred yesterday morning,
when eleven business blocks, comprising
half of the south side of the public squire
and three residences adjoining, burned to
the ground. Loss S35, coo, insurance $500.