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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
NOtatki Miejskie.

- Gaia familla, z{ozona Q 60le-
tniego J. w. Steinblocka, jego 20
letniej c6rki Idy i 16letniego syna
Willie, Hampton, Ia, wczoraj pa
dla ofara otrucia gazem W hotelu
Raiser, ma rogu 72 ulicy i Kinney
ave.
= Most ma Lake str. wczoraj 70
stas ma nowo otwarty, chociaz roboty
ma MIN niezupe}nie- wykohczono. Ma
przysz}ost roboty te beda prowadzone
W nocy.
= Oko}o p6lmiliona p6}dolar6wek
kolumbijskich czeka jeszcze na cd.
biorcow W tutejszem biurze skarbo-
wen. Zdaje sic, re po dolarze ME
bedzie juz MONA ich sprzedat i ode.
sla je zapewne do Washingtonu, by
tam je przetopiono ma zwykle poldo'
lar6wki. e.
= ze sprawozdania rocznego kolei
Illinois Central wynika, ze dochody
brutto tel kompanil wynosily W roku
ubieg,ym s2O,S95, 100, doch6d czy.
sty s5,sl1,25e.
= Wczoraj burmistrz Harrison u.
wiadomi} szef6w departamentow miej-
skich, ze dzieh 2lgo b. M, sobota,
jako ,,Manhattao Day", swiatecznie
bedzie obchodzony wszystkie de.
partamenta wyjatkiem policyjuego
pozarnego beda pozamykane.
-l2letni synek policyanta Hoffma.
ma ze stacyi przy Harrison str. zostas
wczoraj przejechany przez pociag
kolei Grand Trunk ma dworcu PREY
59ei ulicy i ma miejscu zabity.
= w psalni pm. l7lS State str.
wydarzy.a sic wczorsj eksplozya ga
zoliny, wSasciciel lokalu John But
Ter, chcac gasic pozar, tax mocno sic
poparzys, ze zdaje sic wskutek tego
umrze.
- Thomas Benson, zatrudniony
reperacya wiaduktu ma rogu ulic 4lej
i Paulina, wczoraj spadl wysokosci
20 stop oduios} wewnetrzne i zewne-
trzne, moze smiertelne uszkodzenia.
Jest W szpitalu Mercy.
p. Jak6b Jasihski, Polak, VIA.
sciciel fabryki wod gazowych pre-
twor6w chenicznych W Moskwie, o.
trzymal nagrode "a swe wyroby ma
wystawie W Chicago.
- Tow. mlodziezy sw. Kazimie-
RIA urzadza wkrotce przedstawienie
teatralne.
= Rodzina p. E. q. Brodowskie-
60, naszego dzielnego komisarza par
kowego, zwiekszyla sic. DIS W nocy
pan B. zosta} ojcem jeszcze jednej
cory. Rodzioom skaadamy powin-
szowania!. 80.
= w par. sw. Trolley zaklada sic
Tow. wojskowe Kadetow.
= Wczoraj ma wystawie by}o os6b
300, 121 os6b.
= w Hall parafalnei ma Bradley
ul. odbedzie sic nieaadlugo pred
stawienie teatralne dzieci szkol-
nych.
R1no;pr. Powiadam ri fouopraf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
Felesramy zagraniczne.
Manifestacye W Paryzu.l
Przyjecie u ambassadors
Rosyi.

L TARYZ, 10 paluzlefHlka.
Miasto jest ciagle przystrojone
i udekorowane. T4um przepe}-
MIA ulice. Wszedzie usposobie-
ME swiateczne i wesofose.
Admiral Awelin i jego Off
cerowie spedzili Gale pred po-
}udnie ma urzedowych why.
tach. Przyjeto ich wszsdzie,
a specyalnie u ministra wojny
jen. Loizillona, bardzo SER
decznie. Tlumy ludu wita}y
ich ciagle okrzykami. Kiedy
powracali do Klubu wojsko-
wego dla przebrania sic pred
obiadem u ambassadors Moh
renheima, ma Placu Opery po-
nowi}y sic wczorajsze sceny
entuzyazmu.
Pc przebraniu sic ofcerowie
rosyiscy udali sic do ambasady
ros,yiskiej prey. ul. Grenelle
St. Germain, ma druga strone
Sekwany. Przez cals droge
witano ich bardzo ha}asliwie.
Balkony byly zapesnione wi
dzami i udekorowane; t1umy
sta}y Ma trotuarach. Pred
Gmachem ambasady trudno
sic bylo przebic przez t1um....
Okrzykom: MECH zyje carlo
MECH zyje admirai!" ME by4o
konca.
Podw6rzec honorowy W am,
hasadzie by} wspaniale przy-
strojony. Baron Mohrenheim
przyjmowa} gosci u stop scho-
dow. w sail biesiadnej "a
stawa by}a przygotowana ma
106 os6b; sto} honorowy, PREY
ktorym prezydowa} ambassador
baron Mohrenheim, liczy} A
nakryc. Admiral Awelin sic
dziai obok admira}a Gervais i
PREF. ministrow Dupuya.
Znajdowali sic tn ofcerowie
i dygnitarze francuz-
y. Ba1on Mohrenheim pier
wszy wzni6s} toast Ma czese
Pprez. Carnota a orkiestra Ia
grala ,,Marsylianke". Prey
dent ministrow Dupuy wznios}
zdrowie cara. Zagrano ,,Bo
re caria chrani". Pc bankiecie
by1o przyjecie dla prz~d~tswi,
cieli koloaii rosyisNiej W Pc
tersburgu.
Prezydent Carnot car znow
mieli wymienic teIegramy.
Carnot telegrafowa3 jak naste-
puje; w chwili gdy wspa-
nia}a eskadra, przys}ana przez
Wasza WysokosG, spoczywa
ma kotwicy W Toulonie.
dzielni marynarze rosyjscy
s}ysza pierwsze okrzyki ludu
francuzkiego ma ich Geese,
czuje sic obowiazanym wyrazit
podziekowanie Waszej Wyso,
kosci / zawiadomiG o radosci,
jaka uczuwam ma myA o tym
nowym dowodzie przyjazni /
glebokiej $ ympatYi, jake "a
ca Rosye i Francye". Car
odpowiedzia} na to W spos6b
nastepujacy: wv odpowiedzi
naprzyjazny telegram mann "a,
szczyt wyrazi6 me zadowolenie
Z powodu, re nasz szwadron
m6g} odp}acic wizyte, z3ozona
nam przez dzielnych maryna-
rzy W Kronsztadzie'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
Fatalny wypadek W Chinach.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, logo
pazdziernika. = Wiadomosci,
otrzymane z Chin, donosza o
strasznym wypadku w zatoce
Jungkuan mad rzeka Zolta W
prowincyi Suesi. Sill my
huragan zatopi} try wlelkie
statki przewozowe l razem
100 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
z Afganistanu.

LoNDYN, 1890 paadzier. =
Specyalny telegram Kalkuty
donosi, re Emir Afganlstanu
sprzedaje do niewoli, jako swo-
ia prywatna w4asnosf, ludzi,
it6rych wzia} W wojenna ME-
wole podczas ostatniego po-
wstania plemion Hazara. W
ten spos6b chce on sobie po-
weta6 koszta, kt6re mia} przy
stlumieniu powstania. Emir
sprzedal juz podobno tym sy,
stematem 900 ludzi W ME
wole W g}ab Azyi. W3adze
angielskie zamierzaja energi
cznie zaprotestowae przeclw
takiemu przywr6ceniu systemu
niewoli osobistej.
SpraWa czeska W wieden skiej
Radzie panstwa.
W1EDE6, 18go pazdzier. :
Wczorai i dis rozpatrywano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
Zaburzenia sOcyalistyczne W Am
sterdamie. .JlHU s.

EgAMsrERDAM, Is pazdzier. =
Wielki mityng socyalist6w od-
by} sic dis wieczorem w jed
nej z sal pubticzuych. Po u
koGczeniu zebrania setki ludzi
uformnwaiy sic W procesye /
paradowa}y po ulicach, wydajac
grozne okrzyki i spiewaiac re-
wolucyjne piesni. Policya
rozpocze4a wake reczna So
cyalistami - rozpedzi}a ich.
Wielu ludzi odnios}o rany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19

cka, a wszyscy W kosciele
zgromadzeni powstali Ks. kar,
dynal celebrowa} Msza ponty.
fkalna, seminarzysci spiewali,
a ceremoniarzem by1 ks. pro-
boszcz McCallum Montreal.
z Arcybiskup6w byli obecni:
Williams, Corrigan, Elder,
Gross, Janssens, Hennessy,
Kain, Feehan, Ryan, Riordan,
Ireland, Katzer, Chapelle,
Redwood G. Novel Zelandyi);
z Biskup6w Conroy, Hogan,
McNierneny, Keane, or arrell,
Nortrop, Cosgrove, O'Sullivan,
Ludden, Bonaecum, McGovern,
Foley, Van de Vyver, McDon-
nell, Michand, O'Heara, Mul.
Her, Ryan, Moore, Chattard,
Watterson, Bradley, Phelan,
Curtis, Scanlon, Harkins, Haid,
Cotter, Gabriels, Fitzgerald;
dalej Monsignorowie Seton,
O'Beilly, Mugent, Thorpe, o..
Sullivan, Starretti, Dome,
Farley. Coos. = KS. Arcybi.
skup Corrigan mia} kazanie.
Ojciec swiety Leon XIII ma
des}af do jubilata w4asnore'
czne pismo powinszowaniem.
Znaczny pOzar W New YOrku.
New YORK, Is pazdziernika.
DIS wieczorem sro1y1 sic tn
pozar najzgubniejszy Cd r.
1858. Pocz4wszy Cd katoli.
ckiego koscio}a sw. Rafa3a
przy 40 ulicy ma zach6d cd 10
avenue, rozszerza} sic az do 42
ulicy i zrzadzi1 szkode ma Kill
ka milion6w dolar6w. Pc.
zar ten odkry} godz. 8 min.
10 wieczorem jeden re str6z6w
frmy Wm. Campbell & Co.,
fabrykant6w kobierc6w pm.
505-5l3 przy Al ulicy. Wy.
buch} on by1 W budynku
kot}ami i juz wtedy znaczne
przybra} rozmiary. Szybko
tez przeszed1 ma sasiednie bu.
dynki " obszarze wyzej wy
mienionym. Pan Campbell
opowiada, re sama jego frma
poniosia strate ma diva Milo
ny; firma Nevins & .Heviland
ponios}a strate ma Sl75,000, a
tirma Shartey & Sons ma
$3.50 900. Saba, zeca}a szko.
da zrzadzona wyniesie do 5
milion6w.
Ma wystawe.
New YORK, Is pazdzierni-
ka. Mn6stwo mleszkahc6w
miasta New York wybraio sic
ekskursyjuymi pociagami do
Chicago ma Manhattan Day..
Pierwszy tych pocias6w
zawioz} co najmniej 6O0podr6.
znych. Pociagi wychodzace
z Jersey City r6wniez by1y
przepeinione. w og6le obi
czaja, ze dzisiejszymi pociaga-
mi wyjecha}o do Chicago 5000
podr6znych, a tylez przynaj.
mniej wyjedzie takze jutro.
Poiary lasow preryj.
HoUsroN, Tex, Is pazdz.
w powiatach Victoria Fort
Bend spali}y sic tyslace akr6w
sianozec, a wielkie trzody ma
zime trzeba bedzie zapedzit do
Indian Territory, azeby .g1o
du ME poginsay. Pozar ciagle
jeszcze sic srozy i rozszerza sic
do powiatu Waller mad zatoka.
Wszystkie mostly mad koleja
Texas Western So spalone a
komunikacya zupe}nie przer-
wana. Rowniez tysiace akr6w
las6w sic spali}y. W samem
Huntsville wczoraj spali1o sic
1000 sag6w drzewa. Pozar
powsta4 W skutek lekkomysl-
nosci pewnego mysliwsklego
towarzystwa W Houston
Ksiaie Bluecher.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Is paz.
Hrabia Bluecher, kt6ry zosta}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-19
Me tie.

Me tie. 80.
Blagier:: Powiadam ci, fonograf
Jest wielkim wynalazkiem.
Prasodsicki:: TAX. nigdy ME
lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

iNcly manner amid tho cheers OF vast
maturity OF the crowds assembled
ms attempt was followed BY other and
shnllnr aitcmpte, which resulted IN
number Of lively brushes with the police,
VINO for time were kent busy hustlina
me anarchists from one uoin. to another.
turing The Dispensing OF these anarchists
groups o. a number VI reds wcrc pretty
roughly handled hV the police. who threw
them neck ana crop from the steps and
q many cases gave them pretty bad
shaking M,
Eventually the anarchists on the square
were 80 demunstradve that further de-
tnchment of fifty policemen was sent to
the square, arriving there nj 3:ih, aud
with the officers ALREADY there nssrinhlrd
they formed double Gordon around tho
Nelson monument Suddenly an anar-
chist rushed through the lines OF police,
sealed the monument and hcean TO adj
dress The crowd but Ne had only uttered
q low words when 4 stalwart policcuau
sclaed him and threw him bodily into tho
crowd AZ the anarchist still tried to
speak he was seized hy two policemen
an,l hustled 20 The nearest pollen ataton,
followed Ivy a shouting crowd. composed
OF several hundred Of those Ia sympathy
with tho prisoncr nv well 10 y number
who Joined thn Procession simply for the
excitement Of the tmng
shortly Before Al,O q further detaci.
mrni ~ mounted police was summoned
70 tho square, and after drawing up In
linc the mounted police charged upon thu
inph scattering them Ia all directions,
Afcr which The horsemon took NJ q po'
sliiOn On the south side facing the sQunre
aud the police on foot then began 60 dis
porsc the mob who mndr hut elirhg rn-
slsiNncc, being completely overawcd by
the pnllco
About A30 y. m. lArgc body Of an
prchists mndc dangppns rush down
Parliament street with the intention u
reaching Scotland yard, the heedlnartors
ot TIC police, which WAS said 10 havd
boon loft with Gully a small guard Of po-
llcenrn hut The superintendent ~ ~.
visiun ~ policemen promptly despatched
o strong iurcr If mounted police TO Scot.
hnd yard the hcrsomen reaching that
point before The nnHrthists, and with thd
Resistance oi the police On foot the tluilt
gernR nol WIS scattered after much
scnnlmg M other parts VI the square
the pulieo had their hands fun IN kcening
tho crowds moving Mounted police
ohlrecd through phll Man driving the
anarchists before thcm, During The nc.
tcrnouu tho police made q numhOr vi ar
rosis tho prisoners 10 an eAsoa being FOL.
lowed 10 ule police stations by ungfy aud
excited crowds ar anarchists whn lnndly
cursud Home Secretary Asuulth and ut
trrrd nh kinds of thtcaig a. 10 what
they were goihg Up do in order 10 be re-
ycngcd upon That official.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
CONGRESS
THE TALK
AGAIN.
Forecast Of the Work
This Week.
THE MESSAGE WILL Be READ
Tomorrow if 0'Neill's Death
is Not Announced.
What the Interstate Commission
wants-rhe Comptroller on
National Banks - Van
Alien Won't Have 1t.
Tomorrow if 0'Neill's Death
is Not Announced.


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uone "' inc usual Fe'son' WY .NNh' VI
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conNehhS tomorrow
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tion bil the hill reported by Mr. Voor
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

IT, Ar...f.H.t ftr...
~ NNoelatei lfees'
Washington, Dec, 3.-1he following Is
q synopsls of the seventh annual fel,ort OF
va, '"'''''"'N 'N,1''i'''' ,''''''''''"
Attenlun " called TO ht p''iNN 'W'e
OF common carriers and tlia dependence
OF every occnpatipn Don their ncln-
',' '.e'i'''N" WY"
ICY tlr tlsut o. 'N.lN FV.sVt ~ ~, IVA,
ivy Anu 'ltn l''1ln'vlt ny uH ',iai I,,
1a,us w. EiniN VIZ ,o Wy.
lNrlhnuhl PullMsr OF WEuguRs rlnr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
coMprRorl.nws RppoRr.

10y Associated Press.
Washington. De,,. 3. Tho anntml ren,rt
of th,. ,,,,,,,,,.li,. ~ A.. ...,,...' -,
,sitI a.. .,,ir.,.t,,li WYNN
"iH "e 1uplhll''N =" ''hRfeHs Va more
hrlei than usual. II shows J100 national
banks Ia operation at tle close of tb,
report year. with "a rspiinl ,t,ct a. Sfpt
We WIN 'np'H stoeh OF Nu''oi'
pos, l-u, represented ny b40nuup shares,
hell hY $4,000 Fnrcholdrw. Al thu last
ggpnrt lilg l9lM frssoourcc- amounted 60
~, lGlo63'2sl3d Total amount of cir.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

d'iiienlty that the firemen eonld stand
u lhey were kent drcnched with water
IN order to make the heat bcaraMe
. foiluWlug are the losses sustained; +.
:. Brooks y Co, $1,000; no insurance;
oGJa y. Whiteselle & Co, planer SlO,-
q, p Wimberly, livery stable. $500;
Steam laundry valued at $500 total
The electric llght plant. loss $4,000;
G, A. Mathews, proprietor Of City
Motel, loss on hotel fixtures $500; no IN
j. a. Savage proprietor of Fifth Ave
hue hotel' loss On hotel fixtures $1,000;
j. o. Thomas. hotel and stable build.
h.. total loss; insurance, 5000.
. Sasiah "ane & Son, City hotel building,
Rse 'oce ir $1,000.
''otv me X Sons brick building. Ind.
god; covered 10y insurance, 5000.
Gibson. building. 5000
Merchants and Planters oil company
on building. 500.
Mirus y Bro. on horse and buggy
\. r. Mothershed * Co. on building
and tools, 500
Texas MIL and Elevator company, on
building and machinery, 5000; ON grain
IN elevator insurance S20.OOO
J. X. McAllister carried Sl420 on
horses, buggy and harness.
NJ Drake * Son, $500 on warehouse
and 500 on contents.
G. w. Tiid carried $3.50 on building
and contents
The fire was the most disastrous ,thi,
city has ever experienced. and IL looked
for while as If the entire business pDr
ton Of the city might he destroyed by The
flames. The total loss is estimated al
100000
There were in tile two livery stahlei
about fifteen boarding horses and buggie,
which were not insured,
Tomas H0uel, at work in the Wimherly
livery stable ran into the stable during
the fire to release some horses but wai
not seen to come ont aud n was thought
that he had been overcome 10y heat ant
burned In the building. aud his Friends
set about, together with the boys father
10 find him II they conll. As they wer,
about to give up the search for the miss
ing young man they nccidently cam,
across him in crowd telling of the seen,
few hours before unaware OF the uu
eOsiness about his welfare.
George LOWS, an cmployc at the Ole
Pate stable was night man and had lair
down IN his room IN the second story foI
nap Tile fire had pot 10 the entrance
Of his room and cut of all escape cX
cept by way of window and without
the least hesituncy he broke through the
glass and jumped TO the ground, dis
lance Of twenty feet, receiving In biz
wild rush for life only few bruises as
mark of his narrow escape from death 10y
fire.
Hundreds Of ppople visited the ruin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
A MASON


Special 20 the Gazette.
~ Pds0 Tex, Dee. 3.-Cbarlcs s.
Morse Of Austin arrived here this morning
Oh bis way 10 Chlmahua 10 visit Gov
ornor Ahunada on MaHonin business. He
found that the governor was at Juaroz,
just across ,he river. and preparations
were al once made for m interview He
had letters TO the governor from Gov.
ernDr Hogg and an che heads Of de de-
pirtmenta IN Austin aud from every moiu-
Der Of the state scmie. AlsO one from
Grand Mister Cochran and Past Grand
Master Tyler, all asking for the release
Of a brother AiasJn in)m fhn ponltuniiary
Ia Chihuahua. llesr letters we're sup
plementcl b. one frum President Dlaz,
who Is a thirfy-tlhrd degree Mason, 90
grand commander u the Granhiril Sim
bOlica Of Mexic9, asking that tie request
Of Mr. Morse Da granted IN company
with Charles Davis. Judge Edwnrda und
George swafk, be called on Governor
Ahuinada, who resolved them cordially
sud pave them a two hpnrf Interview,
Inc result Of which. while not nude pub
lie, i understood 20 Dc perfectly satis-
factory.
MI. Morse Leaves tomorrow for Hons
ton. bearing with him personal letter
fr1iu Governor Alnuaea 70 the Masonic
grand lodge, uog In session. The rOY-
sriior n ihiriy 4hird degree Mason Of
TX. gcoftish rite. fbe only Mhsonry now
Recognised Ia Maic1 and which Is idcn.
iic.l with die Scottish rite MOI 0nly w
ihe United States Duf ihrvugholt ihe
eiyiilzei W0rid The grand lodge NJ
Trtna The year before last recognized tio
Hrsf three denea Of their Mexican
brethren IN aiuf WAS known aFilie
iretfv * Nnaierey, since which fine
There fias been more friendly fccllng
between Aiasons and The inhabitants gen
eraiir on b0lh slides 81 the RIO Gfande
AID Mucous sraYeling Ia Mexico, have
no fcar u inoifSiafion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
MEXICAN REVOLUTION.


Special TO che Gazette,
E paso, TAX, Dec. 3,-It has been re
ported Ia these dispatches ns coming from
reyolutiunist sources that a battle had been
fought between the federal troops mud the
followers Of Santa Ana Perez at some point
west OF Chihuahua, az well as In Ascension
country. This has been positively denied by
the Mexican government There Is now un-
,l,ninhle proof that at least one battle has
been fought and that number Of officers
were wounded
Imam \. Hart. proprietor OF the Times.
returned today from Chihuahua, where he
has been for several days.
Last Thursday several officers were
brought into chihuahua from the west ami
carried % the army hospital. II was given
ont that they were suffering from dyseniefy,
but II Is told on the authority Of the sur.
rcOu hat they had been shot, When and
where the fsht occurred caunot be learned,
except that The rcy0utiuulsis say that the
night occurred ON the 18th or 2dih near Con
ccptiOn in the Guerrl country.
ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT,
IA Paso. Tex, Dee. Persons arrived
from chihuahua this morning confirm tho
reports Of a severe battle between the fel-
eral troops aud insnrgenis They have IN
disputable proof that last Thursday morning
n lumber of officers were brought 10 frpu
the west TO the army hospital u was ~
porfed they WIRE ~ Vt dvsrnipry, but II u
positively known they had been shot In the
iJttir Whore II was fought IA not knoWn.
Neither eau Il be learned that many officers
were brought In Tho report ~ a clntn-
ned movement OF federal troops D. tile west
and northwest from chihuahua hiA also
been confirmed.
Governor Ahumlda declared again today
that the Times, "a newspaper, shall not be
sirrutfiel ON the Mexican side OF the river.
but the threat has not yet been made good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
BOLD AND DARING.
A Hold.Up at the Little Town Of
Marietta, o. n.


Special to the Gazette.
Arlmore. I. n. Dec. ga bold and daring
bold-up and rolihery a. the point Of re-
voIver occurred AZ Marietta, hiieen ni'ie'
-. 81, ,.re last night About 10 O'Clock
"a nan JONES the b,okkeeper q y s.,
Tvafs 4 CO.. was ahupt % close tle Hi OF,
a. M night two sfranseTa cniered nui
estol 10 BE- shown some oleTcnais hh1
bo1ts. sectl1u fnremah y l'..ilss
the stove. nj. .,,,-,,,....., and
H., satel Tor uagment covered Jones ana
o'ilan-ke with their rcvoyers aud deinanl,s1
~ Ianes that be turn over 90 thf4n Ahe
c',ntt.uts Of the safe. ,.t.
lam pleaded ignorance p the combat l,,..
u, AZ. money 10 the rahlers The Toubsts
tben dealt Jones stunning Digw gh t9is
head. when he onened tlf s.ls, t'. ~. ~
iife The robbers ylieAil Iint-l W. ~,
X It's contents 1913. ahl ~ Nv. nm
n their fcvalFers 80 ihe .o.isi nYls., -. ,.,,,d
mile dlztani, whore tnfl nn3s .n sl 5sf,e
robbers wore no maaAs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04
With the Insurance Far Be-
low That Figure,
Fifty Horses Crematcd--Two Hotels
and an Elevator Burned.
Losses and Insur-
ance In Detail.



sr,,,;,, q, a.. c,u,..o
'9l,'4'. ~ 'uv '""e,'e -.
COrsiGn1' Tex, Dec. 3.--l@st h'.ut
was a dismal night. The wind blew al
most a ,,,lc and few nedestrians proine-
-, ~, ~ ~. IL. Ill, ar,,.r
Ii"uei rue streets ds ,neS Il" u9u'i' 49,
the night hours. unless very important
business called them out, and then one
fac,d the north wind with great re-
luciance' SO when oihccr b'li i''nN'h
came on duty about ] o'clock this morn
ing 10 relieve Officer Louis Cole. be felt
n,,, a., ,,no,,,,s, .int,, ,bot rested npon
ill't 'ne sr','l's' "u'S 1'a' - -. a. g.1
him was 20 Keep sh2rp LOOKOUT lor Hrc
and manage to in some manner keep
N''"'' 10 Nv NV w l.,,,,,n,nJ his at.
honr vi the h'gut 10 Vo,i,''''"u -'I
tention. As he relieved ms cou'Iau' Nc
remarked: This is bad night for Il
Gr, +" ana s,id cs nobody was stirring he
N''' -, l,.l.,,,t Jc
was gong TO keep snn'p i''N5"'.
babe his oouradc good night ana starter
north ON Pecan street to fliuh avenue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-04

Special 10 thc Gazette.
Washington, Dec 3Irhe curtain 70 70
Up on the congressional stage Tuesday
will find all the Texas me'ubers here ex-
uipt Messrs Bell. Gresham and Abbott.
Mr.. Sayens y very bnsy with his appr0-
priaiion idila. Ar. Bailey came in last
night. Mr. Bell Is expeclei tomorrow
aud 10 j. Mr.. Abbott. Mr. Gfesham has
tslerraphed nsking 10 De- indefinitely ex.
cused on account Of Illness