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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
Is the siaine-e Minister that France
is Dispieased
THAT SHE HASN'T GOT IT ALL
And Asks that She Point ont What
She Wants Some Of the Ministers
Think u Picnic Is Approaching aud
Go on with the Game.

LONDON, July -. "A correspondent
at Bangkok OF The Times telrgranhs
that the Slamcse foreign minister IN re-
plying To the statements Of paylo. Freuch
minister that Slams answer to the
French nltimntum was not satisfactory
expresses surprise aud rrrrot that the
ablicallon by siam OF her sovereignty
mot only over that par, Of her Territory
~ dispute an the lott bank of the Me.
kong river, hut nlso over StnnIrcng aud
khune was mdlsputahlc; that the
Sininuse treaty was not considered fnly
10 accordance with the requirements Of
Fnprr The Slnmcse minister therefore
urges mora sirpnunuSlN than over that
Franco define cNnrily what she considers
her nghta To Annnm aud on the left
bank OF the Mcknog river. The cores
pendent adds that the Siamcsc govern
mcnt has offered ,u provide pilots ~ take
The French punhnnts luiln and tomrte
down the Mrnam river from Bangkok.
These pilots were asked for by PAVE
yesterday when he notified the Sinitose
government that he would leave the
rity Wednesday 10 20 nu board thr war
slip Wcunstnute II appears certain now
thar ravir will huston bis departure u
h said The French minister u III one Of
the gnphnHts and accompanied 10y an
other Will ~ down Ihc river ih'e even
ing
Thu bangkok correspondent Of The
Times ,e'1sfaphs TIA, tho goyyrunent
hns ISSUED proclamation warning the
ponulnto 10 hohnvr 'and refrain irnm At
lacking inrirurrs,
a late dispatch To The Times from
a semi .uiliciul source says that ni u
o'clock the French vessels passed The
mouth Of the MrnMn riyer and exchanged
ailnJes with the Siamcse forts
The Bnurknk correspondent ni The
Daily Chronicle trlegnphH' NJ anything
Is 10 bn snved from British influence aud
commerce with siam II V absolutely nee.
essary TINT British interests be- placed
In the hands pf strong men with com
nlple authority from The home govern
mpnt British residents are complninlng
bitterly Of the neglect of their inter
rsts The Siamcsr cabinet are far FROM
realizing The critical nutnre OF the ,s.itua-
tiun Ministers pnrsuc their ordinary
nnusrmpnls us " no crisis existed The
ROYAL funily l. helpless To face thu pres
put difficulties Only energetic measures
from Europe can prevent complete
collapse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

next few dayp
This action. Of the Missouri. Kansas
aud Texas Railway COMPANY was 4
profound surprise to the International
ana Srsat Northern people and AS soon
~ Wy lars was knows. last night i was
wired TO Geneml Manager r. NJ. Camp
bell, who on receipt Of the message came
to Galvyston as rapidly as steam would
carry him. and Il now here confrnntinu
he Missouri, Kansas aud Texas people.
When seen this evening he said he did
n n nav. much 20 say about the matter
iie said the International aud Great
Nnrthcrn would continue 10 operate the
talNfNuln, Houston and Henderson az
h.if'miuW. would be pleased TO handle the
missouri Kansas and Texas cars and
business between Houston and Calves.
mni ana according 20 his construction
nothing was intended ty the order OF
the court. ANY Impression thar they
wonid refuse 70 handle the traffic. "
ne Missouri. Kansas and Texas into
Galveston was gronndless. 's1he litiga-
ton instituted Is not fur the purpose
%, 81 letting The llssouH, Nansaa ani
lexn. Into Galveston, but II Is to drive
the International and i,rrni Northern
out. aud u the Injunction IL granted
aud the purpose carried through Il will
drive the Immense and valuable tonnage
OF our road to sainc other part"
lilo believes that litigation would re-
suit ftyorahly 70 the International and
Grat Northern aud The city OF Calves.
ton, lie did not think the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas people would endca.
vnr To take charge of the Galveston,
Houston aud Henderson under tenn.
porary writ uf ininnciion He could not
see how they could miscon~irnc the or.
order of the court TO thar cxtcnt aud that
they would seek an early arrangement
with the International aud Great North.
ern TO handle their traffic between Gai-
weston aud Houston, az his company had
always been Willing mud anxious 10 do
The result ot this litigation, which
means so much to Galveston. will lie
watched with deep interest. and viii nm
duubtedly he ably contested IN tho
courts; Roth sides are now on the
grounds TO- SOC whit the next turn Ia
the box viii develop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

TOLEDO, o., July 2'.-At the village
Of wutcryllc fifteen mlles west Of herr.
remarkable oil strikes have recently been
made Discoveries In territory HAT was
prospccicd aud abandoned thirty years
ago have led To the leasing by Spectators
Of large area ~ territory. Several wells
have been opened Two wells are flowing
go barrels day and several others are
running 10 and 400 Oilinpn from all over
tile country are hucklng Ia on every trnin.
The standard on company also has repre-
srntatiycs here who ARE taking up every
thing In sight that has moi already hrNii
secured number Of farmers viii make
thousands. perhaps millions. II they do not
lose their heads The little town of 800
today looks Ike q city. Hundreds are ar
rlvlng daily and are living In ieuts. board
shantica aud ANYTHING that viii AFFORD
slight protection from the weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

WASHINGTON, July - One of the
Older Democratic senator's who has been
long IN Washington aud who Is relied
upon by the administration as stead
fast and enthusiastic supporter in its
demand upon congress, said to-day, rc-
ferrng to the confidence Of the admin
istraton that congress will be obelent
To the presidents wishes:
u do NOT understand tho Situation. The
president Is very greatly nlisiaken. lie
has no right 10 inlimilnte or hillduzc
the Legislative branch Of government, or
t. seek to force u b. obey bis commands.
They say that he relies upon me Ia sup
port the. movement To repeal the silver
law without conditions. That depends.
Ny political principles are not ni the
disposition of any president Tor I'M office.
4m not engaged In giine Of political
hide-and-seck with my political cnnstitn-
cuts On Tho one hand aud the White
House on the other. tryingl 10 BAXTER NY
political convictions for fourih.clnss
posioili''e. ] am ~ much h frce.coinagc
man us ] ever was aud | do MOI SEQ
upon what asis the administration RELIES
for It's pretended confidence that the
Democratic party In the Two houAes II
~ move in solid column at the erack
OF the Presidents whip"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

DETROIT. Mich. July 1.-THE second
days session Of the senate II the National
Union convened today At o'clock Senator
Bayne Of Ohio, chairman Of the finance com
mlttee, made the annual resort The laws
were amended forhlddIng members 10 nse
The name or ..miileins u he order In con
n,.,.tilu ulth pflvnie hn-lness; also giving
The medical director power 10 reject nppii.
eauts whose OCCUPANCY may be- considered
Dangerous 4 proposition Tor new table
NJ rates was inhlel4 ritual for The op-
KAUAI nae % cabinets WIS adopted n
was decided flnf only one National union
naper should be- aided sud that the Trl.
Color be selected lookout Mountain was
.eiaeteI Al Tho next place Of meeting A
recess was taken to 'o'cloek Friday morn
Ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
surseon,Generai wyman Gives onol-
era instructions.
NEApoLIrAS hMenAvrs COME
Hut They Can't Get In-Revolu,ioa-
it's Bombardine Managna- Score
tary cariisle's Decisions silverites
Meet in New York.

WASHINGTON. July r. SURGEON
General Wymau has received the fol.
lowing cable Dispatch from Assistant
Surgeon G. H. Young VI the Murine
hospital service stationed at Naples.
Cholera prevails Condition appws
WORSE \ lurge nuntl~r Of emigrants
nee preparing 20 leave fnt America I.c-
lnnnh on shore impossible, Authorities
refuse TO perrin; deientidu on beard.
fasscrgrrs ara transferred lriu the
trains 70 the ships aud ISOLATION On the
way Is Imperfect"
10 ms dispatch WvmAn semi the fol-
lowing; Refuse hin Of health unless
al regulations are compiled with Ia.
form tile companies llnt the full hue viii
he Imposed without hlh"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

LONDON. Jnly -. In the commons to-
day. In reply 10 Inquiries. II was stated
that ia rase The hocka'l. by France was
enforced. au Hriii-h subjects aud Interests
would b. protected.
Tonight 10 conmiiiee Of tile whole an
the home mile hll Joseph Chamberlain
inHds q ienglify speech advocating making
perninneni The provision that Irish taxes be
isrnment
Gladsione repliei az great lfngth 10 the
speech u Chamberlain.
Baifour followed With TRADE against
Gladstone and his position. After le dii-
ished tha house adJourned-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

HONOLULU, July 10, Via San Francisco,
Imy 2i-Th political situation Is pracii.
cply unchanged. lim proyislonHl govern.
meat has the new treaty nearly completed
aud Will soon forward n TO Washington.
The expected night occurred between the
troops ~ The lrUfisiOnni government aud
Kouau the outlaw lcnrr Or HaInu three
a0idlers being Killed. konlau rscaprd. n
l. only qneiflpu ~ short tinte when the
reward VII result 10 his rc-iapinrf.
II ~ frlrrisd ihIi Minister Bi5uut has
hlnief encouragement 10 lcading annpaf
aliOuisis Apihing VIII De- done until he
takes back hll report. He proposes 10 leave
here Juiy y. some thinf tlrfeland VIII
relsublnit taa Harri4sa Treaty, Will moli-
rcatlona
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

PARIS, july a5-Il transpIres that the
reports current yesterday THAI tha
French government had notified the va
rious powers Of its intention 10 blockade
the coast NJ Stain, were premature. No
sueh NOTIFICATION hns been officially adj
HrhIrh ambassador aud nrycllc ullu.
ister of foreign affairs, viii hold another
conference tomorrow. presumably on the
question Of territorial demands made
hy France upon slam,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
MILITIA READY
To Move On the Miners at Weir City
kansas-Negroes ON the Scene to
Go To Work.

TOPEKA. Kans.. July - Eleven
companies of militia have been ordered
Ia be- IN readiness TO start for the sceno
of the mine troubles. The situation is
critical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Daniels stated
this morning he rcglrdc. the situation
as very critical and II might break ont
INTO violence aud blnud.shed NJ any time.
He hoped Sheriff Arnold would be able
10 preserve order with his force Of armed
deputies, but they We're 50 few compared
with the strikers It would he an unequal
contest should the two forces come to-
gethCr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

ASPEN. Col. July 95.T minors Of
Aspen have addressed a letter to r. V.
Powderly, Master Workman Of the
knights Of Labor IN which they request
him to aid them In preventing The en-
actment of "anti-sivcrf legislation.
They claim that the reduction Of the
price Of silver has caused The. mine own
ers 10 close the minrs. aud hat two
thousand men have been thrown out Of
employment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

PARIS. July %. A cabinet council
WAS held today and was devoted - the
Slnnrsp question. After the council rose
a spm.olllrinl statement of proceedings
wa aissnel, that In conformity With The
unanimous vote of tho SENATE nnd the
chamber. The government has inkcn
surh measures to safeguard the interests
nnd dignity of France ns wn~ considered.
from Sanl's reply iu the French ultima
tuln. 10 hive rendered necessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

DAYTON, o.. July -. Charles y Ducrr
mn nis way home with biz wife this morn
Ing, was murdered bv thrre mon The MEN
were arrested tonight and 1900 people sur
rounded the JAN threatened 10 lynch them.
Thf -hrrln Inns called flr help aud says
ihaf any attempt 10 take The prihDnrrs
by force VIII result fatally 10 fhe mob.
The town y Wild with e2citemeut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

WASHINGTON, July %. The First
National banl, Of Cisco Teans, which
suspended payment on the third instant,
having complied with the conditions i'm.
posed by the comptroller Of the currency.
ins been permitted 20 reopen its doors
for business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

The following dispatch from Minis
ter Baker ~ Manngirl. TIE cnninl Of
Nicaragtia. was received Today 'RcVo-
luiionists are eann1nad-ns Mannrun
from steamships this morning without
warning, killing one women near the
lrgnilon ann Monnding .ereral ler.nna.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

DALLAS, Tex, July 25.--tSpeciai.l-
Late this evening The Gazette correspon-
dent was reliably informed that Governor
Ilpgg sent telegram to the attorneys Of
Henry Miller declining to ,ommutc his
scatcnce TO Imprisonment for life. there
the negro will he hanged Friday for the
ccwardly assassination Of Police Officer
C. o. Brewer.
The city council tonight discharged
FIVE policemen. reduced salaries from $40
to $40 per month. and the salary Of
detective Kirly from $i0o to $50. The
sanitary force will be abolished and the
police department compelled to do the
work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

GAINESVILLE. Texas, July %
(Special) The home Of W. q. Hand,
on the west end Of Scott street, wns de.
stroyed by fire about II O'Clock last
night, The origin Of the FIRE is not known.
Most Of the contents wer, saved. The
ptDpery was Insured Ia the New NOrl,
Underwriters for $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
SPORTING.


A,u,,non, ~ ,,,,,.or nj.
y wsi ~. ifIsps' ,.a NaG , SSa'
time, 10
Srconn farc-tlfr igrlongb IatrOck
Nom Mspatl' SECOND Ellth, third.
ii4l, ~, al. , ,.,, ,..,.
O III n lhVu oiA NY "neiiNnN luiipnsS.
Liscl, ,elrd. llms, IL 49,, -
rour ~ roe w" in'r, W f1ppsF
Won fh,io.a. secohi' Jhgnrihn' third
li iig. ~ -
niltn fa's oNsr nnn!lrs' mie and a
luarlYrI Aii,onslna WON bas,enio.
,,oA,,,o,.r,, r,u,, ~ =. 49,,
slrocco won, FAIRY. second, A,"ba
third Tinp, l:0i IL
Second rice SiS fnrlonRs, Lustre
won; Mary stone. Second; Red Banner,
third Time, l:lOl-i
Thirl race rive igflnngs. Henry Of
Fourth raco- Mile aud ooe-half Sir
Walter won; ltalnhow,- second Young
Arl?ll, uutd Time, .3T u.
Flfth racr Five and oiie.hglf fnriongs.
i AZ, pirH's ,,i Wont r Gross lige. second;
slsi1 Six farlcur:. macintosh
lhird Time, l1a.
Blsi5iiToN Bi1AcH july %,-l'lrn
and Express dead hear Tor place Time.
lt2 ~
secoqd rqce Slk furlones Qronnors'
Won shnntn .oli secondi Daredevil.
third TINT lilp IL.
Third rnco Five. ,furlong- Charlie
riner' third. Tin'e, l.pl ~,
Fonrh r1pe Sryrii furlnhg. Specula-
im,rl Time sD ~
Ili'gr race Fi.f iiTlongs cleinent
third Time. lWI
baseball.
phja.lriohj, ii ,,nl In tx. July 3--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

WASHINGTON. July IA umor
has reached Washington thar the arhi-
traitors IN the Herring sea controversy
have decided III favor Of the United
StIes, No confirmation or denial could
be had tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
FIRES.


HALIFAN. n. s, July - A dlsas.
irous fire i raging Ia The north end NJ
the city Several dwelling house, and
large quantity Of lumber hive already
been destroyed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

DENVER. rnl.. July 25-Thc report
that r. c. Sfhradcr as assignee Of
the Peoples sayngs bank was made
81 s.. asaets. 81 .l2i. 451 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

y
Do %s 10. Tex, July o5.-tspe-
cial)-1. ," IN, his morning to send
forth his II ~ 20 Jnishmcut at the
iuinansity Of p ,Aeiine Of the hosts
Of Methodist Jim avis At the Alliance
encamnment, six miles east of here.
Astonished because when he made his
exit yesterday he left Encanpment Hin
as calm as usual but re-appearing today,
he looked down On perhaps 1850 families
with their camp outfits, who came In
during the night. They are there from
Maine to California and they are still
coming. The number now present is
about 1000. Stump lAshby spoke this
morning. Hurry Tracy is to speak this
afternoon. They will remain in camp
five days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
A Sensation Unearthed at FL Paso
by the Times.
CHINESE BEING sMucGLED IN.
Cutting Salaries orPoIiccmcn at Dal.
ias--Gov. Hose Refuses to Commute
the Sentence of Miller, the Negro
Sentenced TO be Hung.

HILLSBoRo, Tex. July 25.-tspe-
elal.l-ln Il runaway this evening Albert
Raider who drives wagon for the
hillsboro lee cempany, sustained Injuries
which may prove fatal. n
Z Great interest is being manifested in
the meeting in progress at the Christian
ohur under the supervision of Rev,
Br g. o, Gainesville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26
lated cotton negIon RulIetIn.

pated Cotton Region Bulletin.
sSION, Tex. July o5.-lspe-
lnhta-Average, ~: maximum,
pun, ~; rainfall: .05.
Average. 10: maximum. 06:
~ rainfall. .O4.
W. Svsrage. q; maximum. "a (;
u ~ rainfall. .2S.
4 '9 - Average. 20; maximum. 90;
l,.pck-AYerage. II; maximum.
,um; ~ rainfall, trace.
s--Average, II; maximum oG.
q ~ rainfall, trace.
m;. raiufall, .0T.
(, ny n,--s:Ayerage, :; maximum.
.I,l,ra'i.-Ayerage. II: maximum.
Ilm' io' rainfall. .Oi.
Ayenge, .. maSimum. 90:
3 Average, 0: maximum. %;
,,en.Ayeage. 10; maximn,,
SIa,;,.o; rainfall. trace. v,
t'iaNiinnm temnprnttire M ~
''pperature, IFS: rainfall. III
-E'ff 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

BRENNAN. Tex. July 25.-tSpecan.
The gamblers and thugs have served
notice on Constable Boyd to leave the
county or suffer the death penalty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

~, ms. July %. This after.
l T'si Of tue session Of the
! educational association wits
\ pfeiluinary ADDRESSES we're
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

BRENNAN. Tex. July 25.-(SpeclaD
DIR, Nelson of Chapel Hill, while
paying professional call in the conn
Try. was thrown from his buggy and
sustained Injuries which are expected
to prove fatal. He is 40 years of age
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

Ell PAso. Tex. July 25.-lSpeeial.)- y
There is no small sensation IN federal
oaiclaI circles today caused by tic pub.
llcation in The Times Of arrangements
whereby sNarms Of Cinnamon are com
lnr into this country through Mexico.
II Is said that each Chinoman smngglec
into the United States pays 70 the agent
Of company organized here for the
smuggling business, Si'ij. ihc COMPANY
promising him legal prpte'lion. These
Cinnamon are constantly passing through
~ Paso In bond from San Francisco 10
Cuba. then they are returned 20 Vera
Graz, where they return 10 the un''ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

HICO. Tex, July 25.-CSpccian,-The
store of Hooker X Miller at Dufrau was
burglarzcd some time during last night
and money. clothing and other articles
taken. The total amount of the loss Is
not yet known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

WACO, Tex, July 25.-tSpecian.--
The Alliance Of the Seventh congress
sioual district held meeting here this
afternoon and elected Dr. G. b. Har-
rls Of Brucevllle delegate to the state
meeting to be held August II. The at
tendance was small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex, July %
(SpeciaD Laura Harper stabbed her
paramour Isaac Blnckmnn, to death
because he attended ball without her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jnly ns
philadelphia liuns ~. base liIts III.
errors . Battery, Wsyhing. Cjemeuta'
Brooklyn ltunr Z. hnsr hits Il rrrors
/ liattery. St'in. kn~low. Umpire.
Emslie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-26

FrDSBORO, Tex, July 25.-
Special. Sheriff Bell arrested man
by description Sunday, who gives his
name as Walker. Sheriff Moore of
Wichita county arrived here this even
ing and identified him. He is charged
with horse theft.
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veiope, General Manager. Lock Drawer p, Chicago.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-06-16

d r to SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
% Platter and plattLg jewelry, watches. table.
ware, etc. Plates the finest OF jewelry good -
all KINDS Of metal with gold silver nick-
el. No experience. No capital. Every house he's
goods needing plAtirg.
H. X. DkLNO co., Columbus, Ohio.