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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
nllAnsrInsErs nEroRr.

New York, June . Brndstreci's re
snmc of The state of tridc viii tomorrow
say. Some effects Of the prolonged rtrin-
rency Ia The domestic markets. are char
ncterized IN detail Ia special kilograms
TO Bradstrrpts this week. Generally
trade has been reduced Ia eastern aud
middle stntpa to uurkcd extent IA
central, northwestern aud western states
bun 10 more moderate extent In ihc
South. Interviews with iobhersi manu-
fncturers aud bnnkcrH az leading money
conters Indicate stringeney VIII continue,
and that generally. Enortr are making
Ia protect certain lines Of trade. NOTABLY
grain
Money lenders are effected by The prev.
nlent sense Of uncertainty Of The inau.
cinl word. An Influence may be eAtrie1
az well by wage contests la Iron and
steel industries during the summer
The tendency Of prices Il downward ON
hides, sugar. hogs. wheat. corn, oats,
lard aud coitOni nominal advances be-
ing reported Ia tobacco and coal. There
/. no panicky feeling expressed by mer-
chants or leading bankers Of The larger
Naw ENGLAND aud Middle states aud
elites S1iie Improvement w volume Of
trade Is reported from 81. Louis aud st.
Paul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
BUT NOTHING eANIcky.
Gold Shipments and The Unsettled Condition Of
Financial Affairs the Great Weights
on Business Failures Reported.
Domestic Sowing Machine
Receiver

New York, June 2,-R g, Dun &
Cos weekly review of trade says.
More dishearlcnhg condition prevailed
during the past week and those who saw
the beginning of permanent recovery
In the better tone week agu are dis.
appointed. Money markets closed high.
or. especially Ia the Interior aud manu-.
featuring aud trade arc more Restricted
Than bcforo Gold has gone out again In
large amounts exports for the week be-.
lug about S5,OO0,O0O. aud the treasury
gold reserve has been drawn down 90
about SOO,0O0,OO0. In nearly an depart.
nirnts of trade uncertainty about the
future has a depressing influence which
is now clearly perceived In the decrease
Of new business aud while most manu-
featuring works are now employed on
fun orders A these run out number
Of works viii close.
81 Louis reports cotton aud iron moy.
Ing literally but loans are curtalled to
the minimum, aud there is no market for
local securities, save al buyers prices.
Al Kansas City trade ia fair hui money
close.
~ Lttlc Rock trade is dull with col.
lrcllnns slow ana at Knoxville not Ina.
proved Atlanta rcpurts fair trade aud
slow collections. Augusta. slight hn-
lIuNemrnt " trade, hul light money and
slow collections Columbus reports col
lecllons less aud money rlosv. Mobile
trade reasonably good with larger ship
men, OF vegetables and money cnsy.
AZ Macon. trade good, collections slow
and money close Al Now Orleans husl.
ness only fair but crop prospects.
though backward. are Promising In the
speculative markets stocks are nearly 81
per shUrr lower than u week ago Wheat
mas declined ~, corn ~ Few care
Lard ami hogs ARE lower aud cotton de.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
A SINK IN ARKANSAS.

Cotton Plant. Ark, June ., a heavy
wind aud rain storm passed over this
town last Wednesday evening doing
great damnRc Three milcs south Of
here the cyclone sprrnd death and de-
siruelion. Many houses aud barns were
blown down, East of Bayou do View
plantation, Ishn CAUSE was loft without
q house " any kind standing.
AT Railroad tank, Mt Bayou DE view
The engine house was blown away aud
the boiler turned aver Worry liltlr tim
Der II l.ft standing On William I ~
toms place one negro boy was Killed
aud another rriously wounded. Mircs
We're down for thifty-Nlx hours mud DO
tails are hard 20 got Tho most won.
derfnl lucidcnt IL d sink on J. u llnd'
sons farm A piece Of land sixty feet
wide and 40 feet long In his corn field
sunk about two feet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
nEsrER's REPORT.

Now Orleans Ia Juno Tho i'm.
,,,,','.'',,.,,,t IL =, 80, ~,
,'iSu l.,,l'. ~ ~ ~" orV !" Eor"
,,,,',n ~, ,iar,,, ,,,,.,,,anf iasr,l F,,is
,nNra,,,' sl,,,,. INV ,,,a,,n, Az '.,t,,n
hr,wrbi INN si,.hf f,r Wnv ,hn smallest
inr the ,nn,ih sh,, iS,o rn, NM
sir,cy y, xxx NJ ,hn ctnsn ~ Arm was
y M pus Mi NJ c,,,,n,e''b O,ih, tast vrar
S'nni M M ,S,,'i MIN go IL
En Xxx hn.n ,nrl,,sl.'A "tor j III nho
b.ies under The C,ru,er nnA anA5 ma
hoiss ,n'i,r AZ, i,,,t,,r rg,e t,ini MN
~. ~ p,.s',i, t,,t, XXI i,,,i,,..
R i" ~, 49, t1inNn' m,,N s'N"' ",
bnies In iSila, and IN b55 bales ii, ISM
i,,iU NS', y.,r ,.e,eu - sso it "'''''
w, ~, .,,,,,,,,f ,,',,n ~, 49, 40 San.
t.,nl,,r tn thr clo,n ~ Ni"v lnclnJs.
t,tsi r,e,i,,ts d, III tfrttai stnt,,s IL.
iWi,lNl lvvo,pH Nv, s,io ~. i'yN SUITS w
uao5S M ri ~, y,,,., tn,e,n
80 '"''' "'' '''' "'''''''
n,,ri,,a r,,,..,,o,,t LA, ,,it,,.,is
", HNN',9uu nuN''mn' uS ,ai'veuN
a,insH wv N VIZ quo anu "'S wv
1ny'n We $500 ltsgH,tNN' ,"tN,'H' ''-'"''
H. WIN ,It a., 1..,
iv'n u, ,"f', NY VN,hhns,'v nn ~, NY,
w. MN n, i hei,s ,,,,l,st XVI non i,,i,.
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Mmu ,,,,'',,,'' ~ Al, " tmn'
w I'm ."''',,u,i,n,' w saa XIV Svv XXI
IN, iivn t',i9 'N'''''' ''-'"'' "'''H SUI
''i'ii',,' unns h,.. ,.,o, .,.,,,..., 20 ,.
nus MAXI w winl amount 81 crop
pNnNh 20 'lghi dgginr iht Two mouths
v,,t,e ~ ~ N',''u-nN NNls Y t,Ss'li,,n,,,
nHNh-iN h9los lutl year Hnu NHA'lN-
p'9'. Your n'lni' WNl
n-Nitt elhnnNlH Hn,h -nnuilNf Nay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
ANGRY WORKMLM
ona Strike Tcrodls Chicago They luHlei
Personal lnlury.

Chicago. IT.. june 2.-Thcre was a
reign Of terror tDdny along the route
Of the ChicngO drainage canal between
I.emont aud Romeo. -Four hundred
quarrymen struck for Increased wages
and armed with clubs aud rcyolycrs,
marched from one quarry 70 another,
forcing the men 10 luit work, raiulng
additions TO their ranks and stopping AZ
many stations on the way tll urazed
with liqnor, they rushed upon tho near
est camp 81 contractors on tho great
drainage canal line. where the men were
driven from work Many neu were
pnlnfully beaten and u II thought one,
James Powdorly. will die
Tia Mccormick Construction com
pany's camp was then visited but McCor-
mick told them nat 10 DANCE bic prop
erty They hurled rocks. striking him
several times. The strikers were about
2,iO0 sirony. 100 Of them Icing rni-
ployed on fhe drainage canal The cause
~ The slrika4s the stone conipanivs have
reduced wages The strike extends 10
Toilet. WHERE 800 to 400 men are out
because Of the reduction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Milwaukee, Wis Juno y Assignee
WIN Planklnetpn u the plAnkingtpn
bank assumed official charge Of that insii-
crity 20 AL depositprs pcrVadeS the at
moSphNre today. as the appointment OF
Mr Flnnkineion gives assurance that
every dollar due dcrositors Will he paid
~ rapidly as IL cau be legally done. The
failure of the bank has caused nervous
feeling among small dcrnsitors Ia other
monty. smrli run urvutfv,i On the
Commercial bank this morning. hut that
institutions, II Il quoted, Is on sound
lesls aud can Withstand all demands,
peposltors Ia the saving department will
DO held closely to the thlrty-day clause
however.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Olden, Tex. June 2. iSpceinlj-.A
heavy wind struck this place nbont g
oclock last night doing considerable dam.
age
The store of Mnycs 4 Feaihor was
moved OF the foundation aud twisted
around.
The livery stable building was dam.
aged .oinei not worry bud
This - oil the damage done IN lids part
that We have beard o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

lllllshoro, Tex. June 2-lSpeciall--
During the thunder storm last night
fHlchett n Florcncrs new wagon shot
was struck by lightning. only n part Of
tho roof was torn oil, No other damage
was rcnortod.
From all accounts the rainfall In thii
ccnhty since last evening has been gen.
eral tr'p prospects We're newer bettci
~ Hin county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Joshua, Tex, June . tSperlall The
storm-houscs were brought into use again
lpst night, no rain at this place hni
west and north they had wind, rain and
ball Corn and oats are reported badly
damaged hy hail
Mr. r. \ Ware. living on Rock Greek.
had his hnnar blown from Its foumdn'
ton, no one hurt
Heavy rains here this evening and
PROJECTS good for more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

WORLDS Fam NOTES.

Chicago. M. June 2-papal delegate.
Arhblshgp fatoili. accompanied BY
Archbishop freeman Of Chicago. Father
Massehenir and other Clergy. visited the
Wurld's fair this morning
The Mexichn exhibit IN the manu-.
facturers building was formally opened
today. There were no speerhes Or *
erate general from Mexico. with hs
staf Of assoeiafea. directed That %,
coverings be rrlaOFsd from the exhibits
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Atlanta. Tex, June 2.-(Specinl) The
Firn National bank n Atlanta. Tex.
opened and hegnn business under ~
Nntiaual clmrirr on The 3ist W.. with
ayers are energetic men aud We predict
Tor IL q splendid business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

The outhousc was mnroofrd. The rcsi.
lcncc oi Neal shepard WAS carried Oh
Us foundation Tbs windmill OF q. A.
Parks was also blown down. a. well NJ
the Onthousca Oh his place. Oihrr hunses
were shaken w considerably fcnves wer,
blown down and considerable damage
dOnc, but no one wns hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

tl,e ieVce ". u Nurfnw OF little Rock.
All, corinesf ~ llr fug boat NapQison,
shot agd Killed Eple liahfr md ihru tiilei
ntk.r woman for h long tine. bnf she de-
nrlfa1 iiliu f,lr ni'rf0 fpW Wcefa ago.
The murdered woman VnA nf wealihy
iaIAlll lm I.lllren.l eonnlyl Alnlll-llnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
TWO STRIKES
'sa'nin5 in eraysOn counly-Famlly
Frustrated.

|,iI a'G, Tex, June 2.-(Special.l-
sn,llng of Joseph Wilson, who re-
Nv miles west of this city ON the
'io tpad, WAS struck by lightning
ls9t aud badly daniaged. The
AIs Is two stories and Mrs. Wilson
sasl iakeii her children down 10
W Moor when the crash came.
t.l w lac second floor were badly
~ ana the coiling aud window
~ We're bndly demolished on the
uI ~, All the family were stunned,
"nsoh remaining unconscious.
~ Mlernoon about $3.50 lightning
,ne rear Gf Collins. saloon ON
Nv, ,l',et aud passed down the gut.
thFv 70 The ground. A negro stand.
tli'! twenty feet away was struck
N 70 the ground. He arose and
IN mo the saloon. where be fell.
Z " rise and had to be carried
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
nAIN oN MN mo GRANpn.

A general rain I'm over snuth and west
Texas lart ninht extending az far M
korrvillo on The north aud to tho nie
Nmhde on the west, aud along the San
Antonio and Aransas lass road Hiph
wind accompanied the rain, hut did ne
great dnmge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
'ANIED To srAnr A pArnR.

p T., June 2.-lSpecall-
|,sd ,sniM,ih ltnam. a printer was ar
! ro,,il til on charge Of stealing
Ia oa n M tyne from the West aud
I ,li,. e lie Lad placed 1t IN box
|ph Hs'sl il TO VIII j. AIcKiley al
Iriat-, atea, Kan. McKiley was also
s.snl 0i iais city. but left for Kansas
~ X, u Is stated that they wanted
lliusss .lpe to start paper in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Crowley, Tex. June 9 lSpocinl1--A
damage IL reported 10 the crops from
thH hail, which WIS reported 90 BE- rs
large ns honR vRgr In anine places. The
glass was hNi.nn gut OF The windows Of
several houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Meridian, Tex. June (SpedaLf-
Reliable new was rerqi(ei ln M. dis
that hurricane visited Chillrrss creek.
uine miles east ~ Meridian 10 this
llioSiuri county this n0riline az . D'rlu,k
ana moved The residence ~ Henry Met
calf from ~ Foundation, blew Down aud
shattered the gallery aud blew ouE the
windows The residence Df Dick F2rrir
wAs also blown from IL foundation. aus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
DIDN'T GO TO DO IT
Is What the Sinners Say When
You Get After Them.
sEsETTINe SIN La LA.
HYou Go all Right Ills as Much an ImpOs.
slbility to Sin
As II Is TO XIII Your wiie--I Can't Held bul
cass Lille When | Get nad-You
Lying scOuudrel Laying
II TO the
lll.

~ Nfa 80 ~ .'tiNNNf W Ahfh HANNtNHN Wv
III ,Wce audience aud the preachers all
p o,p " quite refreshed.
h. Ger Excel, who was the very pic
I ture of health, opened the meeting 10y
announcing the song, 'Iesus is Passing
This Way which was sung with spirit
Willie the congregation joined with the
choir ia the singing, Brother Ioncs sat
almost uotionless, with his head resting
upon his left hand, apparently in deep
meditation. and while his eyes rested ON
that vast audience. no doubt he expert
enced feelings OF deepest sympathy Tor
those
IN WHOSE FACES
he conld discern no EXPRESSION of hone
Aftrr making Tho isunl announcements.
ho .,i1. MAJ, ,rod 4, I,ot, bol, md
,h.,I T., , ,,. .,nI,,t,, 4, IN
49,, 1 ,,. haa,ars ,h,t
'"' '''''''1' t hi ,a5as
.'..,,..' ~. -
','' 'A's''',R '''e1'''''''' '.'. i' .1
wv" " u
SAM w me 'ue l''S'" r'"'"S -"
W. nj. az,
re"son !" W. "'v'' '''V''
l''l'H"'nE ,''' ''i'''
l'n'loh 10 inc discourse ,'' 'o'S "'' M, ',A'
from inc ueh'r"' i-p'S',' W. ." ""'i
dd chapter oth verse anu s",'
We have selected as me text thi'
morning the o'h verse, "ra 'npp''''
First Epistle General oil 81 Ionh' II IS
one OF the best texts III ~ ~" NUN
whatsoever IS born oil "ou uo'n ""'
commit sin, for his seed remaih'lh III
him, and he cannot SIN because ne Is
barn of God"
S,,t,,1,. s,id thar unthing IA settled
'"''e' IN, I.Ii.,,, ,I,t
uhtll II IS s''lie" rFh'' '"'''
an intelligent Christian is the most heaH
tirnl and wonderful thing in the world,
e.. 80. AZ Cbri.t,r ne. we
anu "''''' ~ .1.-,,,i,. ..,,,,
frequently see Is suile t""l"uE"N W."
sctfutcl. dpy0ut Christian woman ~ the
.ismscnraI church. In the Episcopal
lin erd tb,. host trained
e''"''u go" ...t,.,..l rt,.;..
best cultured ana btsl equiVItu n'4a'
tim characters Ia the world. say
iii. fr,,, n.rz,nul observation and con-
...i,,... - f,,t ci,pr,.h pf
duet oil Tue hr'n'''' VI ''"'
course ! would not
a.
BE 80 FNLsH
AS to say that these sort Of members
are in the majority in that church;
I,,,iar., mot In the Episeopnl
nut 10 pe"e'c t""' j"
church is one OF the pest 'r".ue' r't''
ments of God In the world, but they nave
not fired gun for hundred years
h.. sip,n.v living in camp all the time. /
Jus' S''"''' ~. i,,,i-,,.,,,,i
mean no reflection on tne IH'''up''
church; l respect that church Tor II Is
our mother. The Methodist church was
h,r,, 4, the Emsropal church. but the
inuiu ~ ill., ,,,,t-slrn,yn the mother and we
nNp' nuI G.rr III n,e o,f,. nor LtellI.
i., P;1h,p r;sII,ps me- finest type OF
gHnht MI ~ n,ll,s Az. those most IA,
t ~" 'igsnf ani most thoroughly consecrui-
~, boar folks saw have religion
su' ~. aa ,y' Ther. IL iusf simply out.
Mix mmp Of il fhere and nowhere else.
~ b"J oplv one littie lump Of religion
H. ~ i,,t me i wand want il on my hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Nevada. Tex, June 2tSpccinll Last
ni2hi during thunder storm larrs
barn on Harris rnueli, few miles east
NJ hore. was struck by lightning and
burned, together with 1000 bales Of huy
aud a fine horse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
snwINa MAcnNn RncnWmh

Newark. n J., June Vice Chancel-
Tor Van Fleet this morning appointed
Judge Andrew kirkpatrick u Essex
county court. receiver of the Domestic
sewing Machiuo company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
AT HONEY GRovn.

Honey Grove, Tax, June . iSpcclni.i
Our ritN was vislted by heavy rain
last night which lasted FROM midnight
until Z o'clock this mornipg Flashes OF
lightning wcro continuous all night IN,
wind was heavy ouly short time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Boston, Mass.. .Inne 2.-iho Th0rp &
Morton Manufacturing company, mann.
mnchinea. asgis'lcd today. Liabilities.
SiWtOOO. nzN1al asset. about the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Chicago. w.. June Chavcrion
Martin ~ CO., private bankers. nude =
voluntary assignment today Assets
SlOuOOO Liabilities S1O.OOp. The
failure was due To tie unsuttled could
ton uf the money market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03


3
Il ,ao slea at Guanajuato.
SO
N AMI ATTY Kentucky editors
ianl' - AT the chicago fair.
l1''n,' III. murdered ana robbed
. ~ q p''s,'N', 80 ~ Jailsco. Mex.
,ileTs N 'n' '''' -.
. ~ hail and WIN" SUI - I ,.'s.. w y,
4 a. and ui1 inu'" ~ ~
uorm. which spins SIR IKE a
-,,lulng many acres Of corn In
,.s.iar and Austrian war.
n NV ,,I m the Memorial day exer-
Tiriiei',',,,- ~
. a. IIIlfNsA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
Tinl rI.ANMNGUN rAILuRE.

a 4, p: is,y days. sLSpa.so IA de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

re husband l,i,.. WIZ !.v ,ay on leaving home
home for dinner. IN have 10 stny ip
town aud Try 10 cheat somebody
Brother, got your purposes, desires. IN.
tenilons, incinati0ns aud better Interests
Of your life III right with God aud man
and - H. 60 II, son cannot do wrong.
Meihpds must determine the nature u
Your r0nduct.
Az OLD DARkEY
down in West Point. Miss, asked an
other dnrkey II be- ever beard thar man
Stewart preach Yes sir; / hFnrl him
last night: he Is a good preacher
aWeil. did Won ever hear nam .Ionesf
How DO yo1 Ike himT' Wei. taking
him 10 tue Bible. be Is no bsntcr than
those other preachers, but ON u The
BIDS, he u the best preacher 1 ever
l.nfsl %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
YOU DING scOuNDRNL.

Like a Jug can one take you The
jug would never have bothered Won a,
all. you overlook q. The jug Md no
legs aud " AFTER you. got TO The Jug yon
could not get the whisky without pnliiny
out the cork, and then you could not III
the whisky unless yOn turned the ine ~.
and poured u IN your mouth. ana then
you would never have been drunk II yon
had not wanted the whisky your own ala
man had on the shelf You ovnrtook
the fault instead Of the fanli oseftnking
you.
The old lady saya 81 am forced 10 sin
You children keep house Willis ] 70 over
town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
ITALIAN DEPUTIES IN An UPROAR
PREMIER GIOLITTI DENOUNCED BY RADICALS
WHOM HE HAD REBUKED-THE GOV
ERNMENT SUSTAINED.

Rome, June 24.-The Chamber Of Deputies was
set in an uproar to-day by long statement from
Premier Giolitu concerning tha nccSsy OF reforming
the Bank laws. The financial situation, said the
Premier. had become critical, and urlcSs wholesome
remedial laws were passed at once the whole country
was likely 10 be shaken by financial panic. The
Bank law advocated by the Government was necessary
TO save the conrtry's credit. If IT should not BE-
passed. the Cabinet would resign.
The Prcmer's statement had provoked increasing
disorder the left he proceeded Ills threat Of
resignation ted with jcers and dcriSlvc
laughter from the Il; n ais. Twice when he tried to
resume his speech. Radicals laughed him down.
Eventually he turned shook his fist deiantly ai the
Radicals and shouted above the din: You scodors I.
YOU arc Ignorant " the significance Of the word gentle
men,"
A dozen Radicals were their feet at once calling
scuor GIoIitt coward - Liar!" and Snndererv'
For several minutes all business was suspended. As
Tho Chamber became more orderly. >lgnur Cavnlottt
moved an adjournment Premier Giolltt, who had
remained Standing throughout the demonstration
against him. replied that he would not accept the
motion The vote the motion resulted In a decision
for the Government by 2J1 against lab. The debate
on the Bank law was then resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
ANOTHER BRUTAL OFFICER.

PETER SMITH SAID TO HAVE BEEN CRUELTY
TREATED ny POLICEMAN MINERNEY.
Policeman McInerney. who retired from the force
last Tuesday under the twenty years clause, was
brought before Justice Mcmahon in the Yorkvie Police
Court yesterday. charged with assault by Peter Smith
smith had been In Bellevue Hospital since last Sunday
the day II his arrest by Mcmerncy suffering from
wounds which the policeman is alleged to have inflicted
When smith taken 10 the stationhouse he was
covered with blood which flowed from wounds his
head. The policeman explained that he had struck
smith In sefdefence. Sergeant IIatOn told Nc
Incrncv 10 take his prisoner-Smithto the back room
and wash the blood from him. He did so. and a
minute later Smiths brother, Edwin. who had followed
him to The station. rushed ont to Sergeant IIaton
shouting "McInerney Is killing my brother." The
Sergeant entered the back and found smith bleed
Ing copicusly than before. lie said that on
getting him alone McInerncy had assaulted him with
fin drinking cup. cutting and brisng him badly.
Smith able 10 leave the hospital only yestcr-
day. when he made the complaint against McInerncy.
The justice held the latter for further examination
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
SIZED BY THE ENGINEERS NERTE.

DAFFLED TRAIN ROBBERS FIRE 4 VOLLEY INTO
TRAIN THAT DID NOT STOP.
Denson. Tex. June 21.-hnother train robbery
was attempted last night few miles south Of the
scene OF the Wedn, sday nights attack II the
southbound Missouri. Kansas and Texas No. again
Conductor James smith. Engineer Danforth and Ex-
press Messenger Manner When the train reached
String0wn a stop was made. When the suburbs OF
the town reached Engineer Danforh saw n dan
ger signal the track but instead OF needing II he
opened the throttle, crouched down In the cab and
ran the signal. Men were each side ot
the track before the signal reached and a voley
fired into the engine as II passed. followed by
another and another. seventy five hundred
rounds fired. Tho coorsd porter shot In the
arm and the coaches rddlcd with bullets. There
six train guards board ready to defend the
train II brought to n stop The attempt to rob the
train was made by the Dyer gang.