Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
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PRESIDENT hafflSon Is SuHerlng IRON Il
cold and has been compelled TO decline a
number OF invitations for this week
TT is feared that much damage will result
from the inundations that have occurred or
IRE threatened in may parts of Spain.
Baron Strive, Russian minister TO the
United States, arrived in New York yester-
day on the steamer La Bretagne. He left
for Washington after few hours stay in
New York.
The case against L. c. Malone, cashier
of the defunct bank of Lamar, Mo-, indicted
for receiving deposits while the bank was
IN a falling condition has resulted in a YER
dict Of not guilty.
A dispatch from Mendoza, Argentine Re-
public, says that the elections have passed
of peacefully, that the state of siege has
been raised, and that all danger of a revolt
appears to have disappeared
Right Rev. Igantius f. Herstmann,
bishop elect of Cleveland Ohio, was con-
secrated in the cathedral of St. Paul and St.
Peter at Philadelphia. Archbishop Elder
Of Cincinnati was the consecrator
One-tbird the area of Wyoming is under.
laid with coal In several districts deposits
have been on fire for years. There are
cases where conditions have been volcanic
on account of the generation of gases in the
seams.
man went into saloon in New York,
ordered glass of beer and requested kiss
from the landlady. On her refusing, the
hull b,J 5,l
into the saloon, few at the woman and bit
her severely in the arm.
President Carnot in his letter thanking
the pope for his encyclical to the French
clergy on their relations to the govern
ment, promises that he and his government
will second the pontiff's efforts to produce
religious peace in France.
BY the latest advices from Honolulu,
Hawaii Islands, received by the bureau of
American republics the exports of sugar
from those islands for the year 1891 is
given at 1872, OS3,5S0 pounds, or 1866 600 short
tons, as against $50, 900 tons in 1890.
A dispatch from Heres states. that the
authorities have been keeping a close watch
upon the anarchists at that place, fearing
that they might perhaps attempt to carry
out their threats TO avenge the death of the
four anarchists who were garroted there.
Post publishing company, Pittsburg,
Albert J. Barr president and James Mills
editor, defendants in the Quay libel suit
were refused a new trial and sentence was
imposed. Defendant company was fined
s3OO and Messrs. Barr and Mills $50 and
costs each,
An anonymous Ieafet entitled, ''The New
Theology in the Nursery - written to bring
ridicule upon Professor Briggs and his
school of theologians, Is attracting much
attention in Presbyterian circles The book
apperaed mysteriously short time ago
without an imprint.
George Clark on arrival at Hillsboro yes
terday was forced by friends to mount
float and made a twenty minute speech.
He was introduced to the crowd by Col.
John D. Warren. Besides a band there
were between five and six hundred people
at the depot to meet him.
The negro population of Little Rock is
terribly excited over revival in progress
there for several days. Last night the CON
greCation was worked up to such pitch
that several persons became violently in
sane, and had not the police interfered
bloody riot would have taken place
The pope is preparing an address to be
delivered on the anniversary of his corona
ton. In this address the pope will decline
to abandon his rights over the vatican, but
otherwise the address will be couched in
moderate tone owing to the improved re-
lations between the vatican and qulrinal.
Rev Cleland X. Nelson, rector of South
Bethlehem, Pa, was yesterday conseorated
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese
of Georgia in the cathedral of St. Luke,
Atlanta. Right Rev. Bishop Quintard of
Tennessee performed the ceremony. Bishop
Nelson viii. make Atlanta his headquarters
At Saginaw, Mo, Thomas Whelan was
shot and killed by NJ. p. Locke. The lat
ter had married Whelan's wife when he
was supposed to be dead, but when Whe-
Ian heard of it he returned to Saginaw and
threatened 10 make trouble unless he was
given money. The shooting was done dur
ing quarrel, and Locke claims to have
acted in self defense.
Mrs. Rachel Queripel, a wealthy widow
Of Ncwbureh, y. Y, has attempted suicide
twice within the past few days, first tax
ing poison, which acted as an emetic and
later cutting her body and limbs with a
razor, while yet very weak from the first
attempt. Mrs. Queripel is an unit of Gen.
James Hustled of PecksliilL
The Metropolitan club of New Orleans,
out of consideration for the strangers who
will be present during the coming carnival |
festivities, has concluded to change the |
date of the Needham-Ryau championship
glove contest from March to February 90. !
Ryan and Needham are in great form
The Fitzsimmons- Maher fight takes place
before the Olympic club on March ..
Sam Goulhengh, mayor of Gerry, Iowa,
is IN trouble, He was arrested by his own |
policemen for being drunk and disorderly, |
and spent the night in jail He secured |
bail on Sunday and served papers on the !
men who had him arrested, charging them |
with malicious prosecution. They in turn
commenced suit against the mayor for |