Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-12
BOILED DOWN.

Secretary Blaine continues to improve
slowly, and unless he has relapse he wiz
probably be able to leave his room next
week.
The Supreme lodge of Ohio beneficial
society of Cleveland assigned last night.
It's assets are about $4,000, and liabilities
$4,000
The long strike of the motor men and
conductors of the Pittsburg, Allegheny and
Manchester traction line has been officially
declared of.
At MarysviIle, Wash, Tuesday night,
John Seafcldt's house burned, and two
daughters, aged nine and seven, persisted
in the flames.
The directors Of the Richmond Terminal
company say the talked Of reorganizing
plan has been abandoned, but another plan
is being arranged.
The Berlin Tagblatt says there exists no
cause for anxiety concerning the condition
Of the emperor and adds that his majesty
will leave his bed to-day.
The body of Frank Dcfoe was found
frozen stiff yesterday mile and a half
from his home at OIoquet, MINI. BE was
caught in the terrible storm.
In Little Rock about 500 negroes arrived
from jefferson county, who expect to leave
to-day for Oklahoma. They are COM
pletely destitute and without money.
Joe Acton, champion catch-as-catch-can
wrestler, was defeated at San Francisco
Last night by Daniel S. Mcleod, the latter
winning the match in two straight bouts.
EsThe house committee Cd territories has
finished consideration Of Delegate Joseph's
bill 10 enable the people of New Mexico to
form q constitution and state government.
Ex-President Cleveland has arrived at
Boosuka Island, Susquehanna river Mary
land and is the guest Of the Rod and Gun
dub. He shot number of ducks yester-
day.
Horace fuckers successor as general
freight agent of the Illinois Central rail
road is w. E. Keepers. The official ap-
pointment made yesterday will take effect
at once.
President Noel Of the New Orleans
Olympic club has teIegraphed an offer OF
500, 900 to Sullivan and Corbett to settle the
question Of American fstic championship
In the Olympic arena.
H. B. Baker was convicted last night at
Ashland, Wis, second time of robbing
the Iron exchange ban!I at Hurley, Wis, of
lS40, 900 and sentenced to five years. impris-
enment at hard labor.
The Prohibitionists and Peoples party of
Indiana will probably unite in placing
state, congressional, Legislative and county
tickets in the field. This action was agreed
upon at a conference of leaders.
Two more suits against the city of New
Orleans have been fled in the United
States circuit court for $50 900 each in bshalf
Of The relatives of the Italians killed in the
Parish prison for assassination of Chief of
Police HeRnessey.
Much uneasiness is felt by American
stock owners, and particularly by Secre-
tary Rusk, on account of the serious out
break of foot and mouth disease in Great
Britain. Many sheep have been imported
into the United States from Great Britain.
The reason Mr.. Gould abandoned his
proposed visit to Mexico was because he
had an intimation that if he ventured into
that country in it's present unsettled condi-
ton, he would be kidnapped and held for
ransom by the revoiutionists' party.
Mrs. Potter Palmer yesterday made an
address before the special house committee
on the Worlds fair urging favorable action
on the bill before the committee to appro-
pirate Sl35, 900 to be disbursed directly by
the board Of lady managers Of the exposi-
ton.
Rev. Father Heferon Of ST. Paul has re-
ceived definite advices from the holy city
that Archbishop Ireland will be made the
second cardinal of the United States and
that the ceremony of comforting the red hat
viii occur at Rome during the latter part
Of this month.
The South Dakota supreme court, has in
the casa of the First national bank of
Clark, S. D., indicted for taking Illegal in
terest, held that the hank is guilty, and
that the national character of the bank
does not protect it from the laws of any
state in the matter OF usury.
Alexander Hockaway OF Blue River
township, Ind, celebrated his 10th ami
vsrsary of birth yesterday. He was born
In 1850 in what is now Kentucky He is
blacksmith, and has never taken medicine
but once, and that after he was 100 years
old He is in good health.
Miss Bettio Moore, aged fourteen years,
daughter of Rev. NJ. Moore, at Charleston,
W, Va, was murdered yesterday by Jack
Atkins, worthless young fellow, nineteen
years old. He, it is supposed, attempted an
outrage on the girl and cut her throat
Armed men are hunting the murderer, and
If caught he viii be lynched.
No Official announcement has yet been
made, but it is known that consolidation
81 the Debardelben Sloss and the Tennessee
coal and iron companies has taken place.
The terms provide for the merging of the
two competing companies with the Ten
Aessee coal and iron company and issue
new certificates in place of the present
Deacon sent representatives to Cannes |
yesterday armed with power of attorney to
take the second and third daughters away |
from their mother Mrs. Deacon strongly |
opposed the separation and heart-rending |
srao. ncr,1rrad atar in the Sav Mrs