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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Arkansas city, Kan. June ~ --Ahnw
II o'clock today u roughlopkng charnc-
ter boarded the north-bound passenger
train At obluhpun city, carrying a
package wrapped In paper lust before
arriving at Elnck Rear creel, be- went
tito the toilet room and In Tow mo-
munis emerged with muuierous Win
chester Ia his hnnd He met Conductor
a. l.. Glnsier IN tho aisle and command
cd him "hind. nj. ~ course the com.
mhnd wns promptly oi,eycd His further
pleasure war asked by the suavc con
ductor. and be received in reply ~
order 10 stop the train Glazicr aRRin
lid rs commanded. The conductor wnH
then ordered 10 20 Ia the engine which
be- siurtcd to do. tie tinin ruhbpr ~ bis
heels with q gun NJ bis back. When
they cot on tho gr0unh the bandit inndp
a fatal mistake by casting his Dyes to
one side instead of keeping ihein Oh the
conductor This was tilayiir'e golden
opportunity. With one blow he frlled The
robbef 10 the ground, then tOpk the gun
and brought lin into HnblDissiOn lie
MS then put on The train aud taken TO
Wirhin.
He had on biz person iwu sacks ~
dynamite aud several iorHhoes. His
name aud residence were not learned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
ACmON Ar pENvER

Denver. Colo, June ~. A large nun.
Der of representative mining and sinrit
mr. men of the state met at the Brown
Palace hotel this afternoon and unnui
uiously decided TO completely close down
NJ snlrlier mills aud silver mines Ia
Colorado J. J.. Hnpcrman Of Colorado
Springs called the mecting To order aud
eS"toycnor j. B' Grant Of Omaha was
elected chairman
On motion OF Hon. II u. Muffnt, presi
dent Of the First National hnnk OF this
city, who is largely interested In mines.
Tho following committee ON resolutions
was appointed by the chair u J. Hurrr.
man, u, II. Moiiat Dir &. Brown. W.
w. Thatcher aud A VI. LYMAN
The resolution prepared by the com.
mlttoe and adopted hv The mroting, lie.
clurcs the world cannot transact It's bus.
inoss without the use of silver money,
tina, the actual cost and value Of the
metal far cXcerds the Incorrect views
which monomctalists have formed. that
the inevitable course Of events win quick.
~ demonstrate that enormous sums Of
money invested IN railroads. loans aud
other property viii so deprerinte Ia value
that ntnnomctnlists viii alsu he con.
WINGED that SONG action must be taken
with regard 10 silver 10 restore II 10 It's
LEGAL nse which ID has leld FROM time
immen0rial iherefor', they resolve ia
NhnlVHNtlN flhtf NNMN M hllAfI iliNtht
mills aud smcltcrs ~ Colorado uutil snrli
time us silver 10 appreciated nt it, proper
worth.
This action win throw many thousands
Of persons ont ot employment
~ O meeting NJ the Chamber Of Com
mercr today the following resolution was
unanimously adopted. Colorado Il the
second gold producer IN the Union lIcr
agricultural Interests exceed her mining
resources, and her other natural Riches
are more varied than those ~ any other
state east Of her borders Her unde.
yeloped fefourccs now offer a most prom
isilg opportunity for investment Of cApi,
tal aud the board Of directors OF the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce aud the
board VI trade desire TO express an en-.
nhulir disnppruyal Of The sentiment tclo
grlphed 10 the country ever The milne Of
y Il Holden Yesterday" White ihf
mining o. silver ore ~ an Important
industry to Colorado. II Is but one NJ the
elements NJ her prosperity. Colorado will
rot suffer more than other states by the
financial depression. and her people viii
not repudinte tlicir obligations whether
state, personal Or municipal, aud the sen.
timents Of the Holden dispatch are most
cmphniically denied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Helena, Mont. June ~. -Ex-Guyernor
Hauser. chief owner of the Helena smelt.
er. which IL turning out about sJ,nWp
In bullion every month, says u VIII not
close, as there is enough gold and lead
IN The ores Of Montana TO keep II run
ming In spite " the low prices Of SILVER;
llauser says the present situation WIZ
ca,ise A reaction In favor OF silver
Eyery mine thai closes down reduces nc
nrod1ction III gold. The result win be
a contraction OF the gold product "a
less than the amount consumed every
wear IN the arts alone If money become.
scarce. gold will 20 TO a premium and
this scarcity viii compel the Increased
congress vii repeal the Sherman law and
pnss law for the coinage OF three of
fonr millions Of silver per month on an
Increased ratio. llnnser is one Of ul'
lnrgesl mine owners 10 Montana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
llrwC nm LlaAGuE.

Clryclnnd. o.. lime %. Today marc,
The heylminR 81 tie hfsi International
Epwuuh hague conference fnnisht
aHn delegates wura present Before the
conference Il otef Il Is thought the mum
brt viii bc doubled DclrgnteH ara ar
rivlng thick aud last.
A. . O'Clock MI Wilson VI Day Of
this city eulcd the conference 10 order,
nui Ia d fcw yanlr heartily greetod Tho
,lsliof- 10 The ciiy ln which the Epworth
league was founded
Alnypr iiohei - Ice was next intro.
incvl. nAd IN an appropriate address
extended cordial welcome In behalf "
tho city
Governor William Mckinley was re.
roited with prolonged cheers a. be adj
vnurod, aud Ia peculiarly happy man.
npr welcomed the delegates IN behalf Of
the state,
l,rsponHps Wufc mndp by BISHOP Wilson
Of the Methodist Episcopal church South,
Dr A. tn1hnn general superintendent
of tho Melhu1is church VI Nanlda and
Rlah0n ~ lflizgcmld ~ the Methodist
l,piaonpal church This closed the after
noon program,
Tonight The conference SERMON was lie.
lltefed 10y liey, Charles II. Fowler bishop
OF tho Methodist Eplscunnl church,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Chicago m. June ~ Anotbrr beau-
tifnl day drew ont "a biz crowd 70 A-e
fhs hiif. The niiendnnce inday was
larger than ye-iciaas and the uighi 90,
ifarilon, w The way ~ iffwnrks and
alr.ifie displays Increased fhe number
n adrisslana greatly Ihr Worlds fnir
officials authorize the statement that
tbafe l. no truth So the report that The
soyerifnenf has determined 10
"a, ont he sb1u.Oj0 rpserse
bplonging TO the exposition froiu the
Iiniird siAtes appropriation How tlar
report thaf The f9ycrnlDeM lnirhied %
eoln.. tins practically throw iug liep on
the market originated, he fair ohlclAln
sd not seem 10 know, md ilif nlaleinelt
n MOI ouly anlhNntafiyVly dsniei By the
treasurer " Die rkl'qslion' Int ,Yvi ac'
fIuu would, ~ ~ 9piulou ~ able laN-
tcls. X enfipiiy Illfral.
me romlnlilTe VI the board " lady
mnnagerl appointed 70 secst R''nztlqaHl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
vol XVII NO 2se

flower" " which Mrs Mary ". Ces
Cnnlfell Of Kentucky N chairman, hat
decided Ia npcn q houth near the wea
cn!Nnce pt the woman'r hnlldnK o.
popular. vote uron the selection Of na
tlonal Hover
This WAS Millets' day at tho fair and
representatives FROM many " the state,
were hcre Among thou are &. A. pills
bury oi Minneapolis and !. NJ. rirnei
Of North Dakota, both of whom arr own
O. Slanari OF 81 isouir called The meet.
lug TO order and communication frotu
Hon, J. Sterling Morton WINS read. The
paper was interesting. aud dealt with
the 'eSlenslon Of the export trade 10
-FOUR Thou followed an address by
General John W, Noble, cx.secregary d
the interior,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
YOUNG pEsrrllADoEs.

~ Joseph. Mo. June 70 Ellsworth
goshen. ngrd nine years, was hrfrrtrd
Il few weeks a;o AMI Indicted for hrrtk-
lug Into q wholesale store. lie was re-
leased hut arrested nexi DAY on a charse
III train wrrcking hr having thrown a
switch NJ the Burlington ynrd- nnd ditch
81 a freight cnMnc aud several cars,
on learning Il was freight train 10
saidi u thought j was q pAs'clect
iuInp'" To-day ne war sentenced 70
f,tsive years nj the reformniory. he
lnformad the Judge u was lucky he bad
ami him 10. for n released be would
nrrfeef H. plans for crimes that would
have raised The peoples hair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
WASN'T TRUE
The Rumor That Cleveland and
His Cabinet
TALKED EXTRA SESSION
Ia the Frequent Consultations Held In the
White House.
Silver is TALKED Abou, and R,soluled About
in All Parts Of the Country En-.
Secretary Teller on The SIT.
uallon- somsA
polnlmenls.

n ~
pphNcr' 'olo" Iune Ex-senator Hen
~ NJ, Teller, this morning said. THE
action OF the ,,,,rnu,,t AZ india might
40, :. :, ~.
NV W ""'' "'l"esS'N sn''r !" 'u' eA''n'
that It seems TO have done. and | think
that The fall Ia silver has resulted largely
from a mis,nn.nh,.r.i,n ,.,i., "a,
'''' '''''
Leach ana Cannon are reported a. saying
that India viii rpnse to take silver. The
fact H. II tho miuts nre closed 10 nriyste
coinage II Is the intention OF the inuinh
government to purchase silver and coin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
GLADSTONE ON TOR.

Iondou. Iuue 2p.--in the commons
to-day Gladstone moved the adoption o.
rrsoinuonL the tsrinr Of Nhlfh wrfr
read IL the house yssiefday' prgsla'1,s
M the passase Of the Irish home rug
~ w RUSSELL. champion Of the lusn
az Ulster, moved the rejection OF u"
MI Chaplin. president q aTrlcultpfe'
under fhe Ia Salisbury Alphabetically
MAYED us allqurumeti De- taken, 'nAp
llnfs motion 10 adjourn was ufifA+Ho
hr rois u ')Os 70 IN.
uu..auis uioiinn ~ reject Wa 90
featsd b. vote Of 8'W to I'D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
GOSSIP

Consultation betweeu Cleveland ann
memhcr- Of his cabinet today ea'is'n ''"'
'si,,.iury Lamont had long talt WIN
~, ,r,sidenf H. the forenoon and our,
~ ~ Ky Inn. IL lasted ihe president woul,l
w ~ Callers. When Secretary laiuont
r.,lr,ld. senators and repi sent ~, -
,.aitins 10 ace the preddeui we're hope
XXI ~ oi,tninins an andisn.e, bus 49,
y. rIerberf appeared and he aud at.
~, lama IS mi Into another long e,frh-
~ srssi,n, When Secretary SHiih -
,ii U.rh ri there was 4 frlr.!i ~
~, mart Of those hcside me W.si ~
~ i g other msiahrrs OF me ,'lni-
~. MIRO aisn do.eied win Wy 'i,s'l
ia dnring the day. A report rp,'an
t,ii f'icvaIand was c0nsullius men
w refer,.,ce 10 tho AdfirihNfy OF 'sin-
nN .ttra .cf.i0n 81 congress- fAnff
.ia W. ~ M story. There z. rfaspii 70 ~
,i ~ clevlanI intends 20 leave ~.
" ". rri.hiu few day. fof y long Say \,
3 2,ySrIis Bay. and that lr nnl NV.
itT-.f oaiecfs were Wriey Nl'ANNHi-
49,. - he could lcafr
~ 4 ,,5nrr,.s.man Is auiiirf'i VT ~.
c',.,a,'i'i thaf Cleveland irli aln ~
.,,,S fsfe np 10 pew all,oinii.ln',
VAN. ~ faaacial qpesasN y y ~" y,
VII. Faint. bot ~oqll conihnt
49, e5taudssions 10 eanaiaales "A''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
AralsLps grArElIENr

Chicago, H., June ~ Governor Att
geld this afternoon replied 10 the charge
made since his pardon Of the hnafehist.
that he Is MOI "a citizen Of thr nici
States In tile Interview. he saldi 'l'eo-
pie who aiU uncertain ns 70 the lfSnil4
mve themselves no unraainr-a Oh that
score have no time 10 90 Into details,
hut ran assure you my father was nlthr-
allied when ! was o frfy email hoy.
hidr,d, WAS hut ihruc mouths old wien
the family arrived IN tbs country, hnd
stops ~ mako him citizen of The
United Sfnfca lie becnne fully nninr
allied. and ! lclnr MINOR hychinr a
citizen on reaching my majority ~ ilr'
the OF the papers issued 10 NY iHihef.
This occurred nt Mansfield. o.. aud nv
ufalisAtion " anyone cares 10 make the
iuVanflknfi0u"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
THE PRESIDENTS APPOINT
MaNTS.

Washington, June 20 The nrcsllcnt
''Ia3N made the following appointments
Elliott N Bowman OF Indiana to no
fourth auditor OF the trpasury.
Hvorge II Anderson. Dstrirt ~ 80
,nmhia- 70 be secretary Of legation a,
Rio De Janciro
!, 10 be eonsuls Of the Uniicd States .
eugene German, California. al Inrirb
Switzerland; James II. Maiden hi,
mus at smyrna, Turkey; Frederick ".
hickbnsch Wisconsin. I'D Sdet, Gcr,
many Gtorgc q. Matthews, h.. Flor
ga, - Para, Brazil; Ouo II. Hnyaon of
North Dakota, At Chtisliana, Sweden .
Louis Drl.nplalne, Jr, West Nlrginia'
at Dcmerarr. Guinea; ]. Courtney Dlx.
SOU. Alabama, AZ Ninupon. Chlnai III.
dard y Crane OF PENNSYLVANIA. al Han.
over Gcrmany. Henry 4. Smith Of Aln.
bamn. At Santos, Brazil.
George II. kamey. chief cnginccf
OF The United States navy
CHARLES \, 4, King. passed assistant
engineer Of The United States navy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
SINE TEACHERS.
What They Talked About al sas knionls
Nrslertry

NFNitFWNs
San Antonlo. Tex, Juno 20. Especially
-ln the State Teachers association to-
day, the proceedings were drvuied Ia
the reading aud discussion u papers on
educational topics, Among others, Miss
ilur'ncr r. Brooks. principal OF thu
1vuth ward school ~ Austin read afi
essay on "Anthmcllc IN the luicrmcll-
ate Grahrs,' Afithnirilc, she held was
The most Important hraach Of the school
curriculum.
Az The conclusion " the aldrcss Mr..
G, \. l,rSAnt was to hpvc delivered an
address on ''lhv Hest Methods nf Cor.
r'iinr Inaccuracies OF Speech but
was ahscnt. aud Ia his a"al nr. Walter
lcicvrr delivered ~ exve,sitgly iuior-
csting inlptompsu address on the subject
" THE lnlNrfTlty' IN which lV spoke
ably of the higher inu,cai 81 the inter-
mrliatc hrauvhrs ni clueation
The afternoon Session WAS conducted
by Mr., T. H. Bryan ni Austin, aud
Prot q. r. l0mnun 81 Fort Worth
delivered an able a,llrrss on "'rhc liigh
Sllionk the Peoples l'nl,rrrliy,' n
schools of tile county and spoke oi them
~ Institutions Of learning accessible I'd
the poor us we'll ~ thu rlph
Two papers On The topic, ''furcigu
Languages Ia liirh Schools" were then
rvnl, Que was M rmf u. A. ilounrh
Eslell OF iiuMsville
plhrr addresses hv Miss Aurusts
] Lawrence Of ilpnrIei,o on the Englisl
I Language IN the hiuh school. "Nlathumnt
irs In The Hifh SCHOOL, by v NJ ful,
( ton uul "SdchCes IN The lllgh Schools
by ~ u lIdl VI Houston, Wpc nll
Interesting aud attracted discussion.
/ one Ut the mn-i nmtlhrnt IN the tll~
cnssinn wns nr Rnrrson Ut Waco,
Z president Of the llnylnf mi,rrsiiy.
( Prof Blrklor Invited thu teachers
/ WIN IN ihc way To lhrir homes went
I through Austin, tn stop at thai rits
! and sro the dam and other sights. and
q Dc The guests nf the city This invita-.
Hon WAS hrrVntrd,
On The Invitation Of Mr. II. H. Tan,
sey nrgN number NJ the tolphprt
AMI their friends viii Join the oxcur
Z Nnn tohOrow over tho Annsas Past
{ to Rockpnu
] row. d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

New York. Irne ~ ifhr whnie boat
Falcon. engaged 10 take The second i'enry
expedition 10 urrniand, arrived here 80.
asy seg VIII ~ fr 9,,S , 9lsh, to-, l n.
oludps. besides Lieutenant peary, Mrs,
i'enry her maid Miss Gross. y. J Entre.
Kin " Wertehrater. IN, a. A. firup "
Norway. Dr. Edward Niucrni ~ fprinr
neid. m. J, W. davidson ~ AnIin Nlinn.
Y. IS Baldwin ~ Nashville. ueuffr ",
Cars. thlthrnf Huh ! NO ~ Meridian.
H. ~ Sfokes ~ PHILADELPHIA and i'eary
negro servant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Kansas city, Mo. June m Al the
grounds today, Eddie Carr had a mount
on top Of Gallant, aud as the horses
were coming down the stretch his stir
equilibrium. he fell TO the ground, hccch-
~ struck him with both finnl fert. The
blow Inflicted nv one hoof fraculrc,i
the skull. Car di,d at . o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
APPOINTMENTS COMING.

Washington. June pa large NUM-
her treasury appoint were agreed
upou by he president and Secretary
Cnrifle lAaf night aud Will probably b.
annuuDc II tomorrow or Saturday.
Among them nre j. r. Tillnan 81 renncs-
sec fur register u The treasury 10 sue
dlcd Con-. t1secraDs resigned. Mr., Nor
gn1 for e0iner. Mr. Cadc for superiniefil.
enf. Air. Gu.0n for mclter aud Mr..
Sehr0eie; for ask1yer Of the New or
lean. rift
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

pari,. Iune 2O.--Ihe AFend du Ton
Nh inhlilhes tie details VI ~ eofHkr-
,aen N Tonnniu II says ioQ Cblncte
aitafled ihs Fr1arh ppsf u Alpeyg Nal,
It..,icnanf Ftrie1n. commanding fhe
narrlkon defended The pDtt qnill The elu'
nnniflin va EXHAUSTED aud then efacu.
vi me no,liioh. 17ia tlnnnsN pntfsra
ih9lh urtlf he fetNatlnF sarf'ton met .
e,,tapafy ol French sharp Ahpotnrs' Wien
,,,i..d ih. cAlnesa. klll|ar l1O. The
Freefh ilad oas klllea nad several
touadea-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
ANARcnIsrs AnIEsrEp.

London. June 20.-1he ANARCHISTS.
cAnwell and Young, were arrested ioiHy
faf posting circular. iennuncing the
royal family. After nlluding 10 The *
pcn.iye pgolafatinu made fOr the we'd
ding Of The Duke u York aud The Prln-
eess. while thousands ~ families are
Hnriing 10 llnndon, the placari- call
upon the working people 10 Hsseihbn At
Hyde park ne1f Sunday TO protest
against The scnscless waste Of money On
rnfal yeruhu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
NOT TnE TIME.

,;d nrT N ~ ' nl,aa,ber ~ ' depntis. WI
Barnacri president Of the cnuncil
and minister Of finance, stated the lime
WAS ~ chosen 10 discuss the probable
elects Of the indian montafy Iursiiun
on Tho silver Interests Of the nnfi0us
forming tho Latin uniu. lie added The
International monetary conference would
probably be- assembled Ia Brussels short
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Heading, IA. Inue ~ -rieiro nnrcirH
was hnhytf here hi morning Burelefi
nul nrifiad 10 Reading 10 February. iFl
he VA admitted 70 ~. 1g.'1ifs hospl'al
suffering from burned arm dune ~
s0ne milk h. jumped out ~ bed Win an
open knife AMI plunged ihe dlrt lnin her
nlrinmen. fhc died next DAY No motive
for the crime wis ever discovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
RE-AprEAnANcE or cnoLERA

Washington. June 20-'The re.nppear.
ancc Of cholera in Europe does not cause
any alarm among the treasury officials,
There have brcn sporadic Eases Of cholera
and some deaths from II, but The dis
cnse has not spNad ~ i did last year,
and they express The upin0n that II will
not reach this country. TIN system Of
inspection on both sides Of the Atlantic
Il believed to H. as nearly perfect as
can ba made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
HERBERT on SILVER

woshlgtnp. lime % Secretary Of
Nnyy Herbert. who Is thoroughly iamil'
mr with the Populist movement ~ the
Snnfh. said TODAY he thought the folm-
lists were not now making any progress
In the country aud that the teachings
~ those engaged in the agitation wonld
not have ans influence In shaping the
noiicy Of the Democratic party IL,
on the silver aueston h' sAlli
think The stnppage Of the free coinage
~ silver IN India Is the greatest blow
ever given TO the sherman law ana the
frce coinage Of silver. Free coinage IN
Indin has been pointed 10 rs m object
lesson by the advocates OF Tree coihhEe
IN tlis country. For years men In ron-
yress have drawn one lesson aud another
from India. looking az II from dlu,fent
noinis Of view. II has been urged UP
an the farmers India had an advantage
o w. ,he limited States In the higher
,,ric., fnr whpnt because the currency IN
indla was all silver. ignoring TIE iact
mai While they might get more for wheat
in thelr own currency. the price ~ gpll
~ no greater and commodities they
honeht with money they got for tier
vrbeaf had 10 be paid for on o gold BASIS,
and still further overlooking me loss
through the high exelhnEe' hhllhrr ~,
gnmsnt often repeated stu In SUPPORT 81
ss amaze la this country. But the
eonyerse * this has been that me fsn-
.sr for thr heavy cost Of exchange pc
.,,n India and England was that u
49, teni M by England for the benefit
~ ,,s,,chanis. that they might sap the
vow he ont Of India. Now ihe eoinage,
silver there Is voluntarily. stopped
O.,,,,h the consent Of India. ard il tnnl.
~ aver both these arguments. that
.nycr currency was a benefit % me
farmers Of India and that ihe sAc ,fll, Z.
svsfem was for the henehi 81 hnF,Ah l'.
- a serious danger to The Democratic
marty at This tlmef III. nt
MAJ he Marty n power VIII BE- Judged
H. mo wisdom they show IN giving uit
y - :. .unnA CURRENCY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

weir civ. Kas. June 20-1hn Krlfb and
I'rfry Coal e0npan, lius cannrfrisi
feinfur in thii4 uiiie4. und Officers ere
serving ndfltaa on the men 10 yaenfr ilif
houses The Kansas and Texas eDinrHny
has agents nni securing the inen ii take
fhe liiaoef ~ the sfrirfa. The HiflkHfa
resent fhe Introduction of the new inlHir.
sfa Trnnhla Il ffar,aI. fof me- strikers
arc dfafltnie aud desperate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

l.ondnu. June ~ John ncasy, mcm.
her ot The house Of commons for West
divislol, county MnNo, against whom a
yodnI rirl employed ~ servant Ia
the house IN which pcasy lolgci. pro.
cnred a summons Tor assault, WAS held
Tor trial for Indecent assault neasy
i al Anli.pawellite aud very popular
among his Assoriatcs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
HLopERs wnppgp.

Houston, Tex. June ~. tSpeclall-
Louis II, Freeman and Miss Della II.
nilnrd. an clupiur couple frum Maco.
were married here by Justice Schwan-
den aud took the night train Tor New
OHcans,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
THREE CAPTURES MADE


San Antonio. TeS.. June n..-tspVian.
a .pclA train on ihe San Ahionio
AID Arausa. Pas, roid ARRIVED here at
O'Clock last night lfOm nrackcnridgr,
Bringing IA tho hody vt Frank Martin.
thv hr,inan. who was BILLED Us .no. %.
Msys tho train robhcr. yostcoiay after.
noon. The funeral Of Martin occurred
this aftmnoon and wa. largely attended.
He was a nanolar man aipons tho rail.
way employee
II was reported 'hls morning 'hat
MAYS the tohher was Drought her" last
h'sn' on ", 'p','a' 'fa'n anu .hh' ne
Was '"A'n iioM 'n' uAlh AT tue Guy
UNITS ana femo'"l uhe county lAu
by cifeulicas route rs Ench,ne was
i'ar1' lnNe-''Hauan showed inat me
report wa. untrue ana that Mays was
oNl| hiehkh' as lar as 'lo''s''N, ir'm
haf'''s WY ne ~ nov ~ the Nh-on
conn'! jan ut lloie'''ll% anu Is VA
ehafs" OF the rtale authorities To answer
TO rhafse OF murirr
tnl''d states Marshal ware he'N
lengthy conversation Win llm prisoner
last nlght' MAY gave coWpl"w history
ni the plans NJ thu attack ami the names
of AL. arrntnnilre. ur savs that thpy
al.
hNh perh Wnhlhk atiAhH'M'hta '"l th'
job for several weeks, that unc Of his
pals iundn several trps over the ArAnaas
p... tin,t.ni,t !. s,,ii,l,,. ,l,,, f,,. lnI,e
~ "n' ~ p .,,, y 'N''""'' l'''' wy N'"N
tue work ih'N NpNl'd !" mNhe u
rich han. irnm the Pacific ENprrss cpm-
many YESTERDAY A. thp, had rre,.,sd In.
,.,t.., ~
'''''"'''' N'''
LARGE AMOUNT ON MONEY
was 10 De A'Ni nom het' on lha' tram
10 the hhnk Ia llre,illt
Alur.hai Wnr, r.r,t.,.s T., sic, IA, do.
,.il. ~ a.. ,,.i,.,,..,,,, ....,e.sl..,. h,, H..
wv. ~ Wv p''''N'' ''''''''u' wv "'
evidently received sufficient Information
from him 10 Insure tho captur. Of ali
t,.. am, r,iA,,,. Al, MN, .,nie,ty i,f,
thF rlE nh ln' WM-puNNu NVuAh'ih
PACING train this murnine aud y u re-
ported thai he has ado aihier, l0fnie,l
80 tu ri t.l
~
MAY mas prrh W. ms pNil OF ieAah
nhuut ia months bui h,s home ur
,,i,nr,nhnuts nri,inu. 10 thar iltur are
hhnNh 10 ihe Vll''f7'
IhpW II q liaiuir between Conductor
Steele nnd agciluh foreman named
| Charles II smith 20 20 WIG captured
the rubhcr May. Sueiv clnilua ihat ~
| ran ihr man down nlplv hiid single
LANDED ana smith taxes nv sam" credit
20 llm7eli " r. lkclN tlir iWu mon
viii each pm 10 clnin Tor HE inll
/ total hclna about AiuNt Tor capturing q
] train ruhhus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
nEprnLlcAN nnApQrAnrnas

New York. Jane ~ The World viii
.ay tomorrow Chairman Carter " Tho
Republican National committee has pr.
yntely arnounred his inirntion 10 fag
tho executive coniuiiter together. prob
abs IN this city. next Sepicinhcf Then
Il u fhonfhi PERMANENT headquarters will
bp aclcCieh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

Nashville. Tenn, june o. Al Waiver
ly Place. suburb 81 this city, -..rs-
ifenry Spain. q yeor Of nge. coui-
niited suicide BY takinT morphine.