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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
A cAppo AccouNr.

caddo. l. T., June 19,-Csperiall-
Omit. a bad wreck occurred on the side.
trnek here this evening at a:i5 .. IN. 1'le
north and soufhbouud Worlds fair flyer.
had orders to meet here. The north
bound dyer was one hour late aud same
10 At The rate Of forty miles an hour
II was IN charge Of Conductor chsmbers
Engineer Smith and Firemsn ~ T.
Klderry. The southbouud dyer was u
charge of Conductor George Scales I'm
anesr +. ]. FnrmlD and Fireman SIC
Nully.
The southbeund came in and was TAX
ing the siding. when the Bsftlbound eain'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

in at a high rate Of speed. and before the
southbouul had cleared the track. struck
tho rear end Of the smoker upsciting
the chair ear and turning It over on It's
side and running into the from, OF the
! wagner sleeper teatiur u Into splintcrs.
Fortunately no one was Killed.
+. A Chamberlain, sleeping car con-
ductor on the sOuthhound. was ha,lly
hurt about his mouth and nose, and his
lorter, T,W Price, has his rieht shoulder
slovc up and his arm broken. They were
the only ones In the sleeper.
United States Indian Policemen Ed
Bohanan and John Pierce were the only
persons In the chair cur when u turned
over but neither was hurt
After a delay Of three hours the main
track was clearcd aud the train pullcd
out
The engineer and fireman both escaped
by jumping from the engine before II
ran into the train,
The engine on the northbonnd flyer Is
a complete wreck; nlso the sleeper, chair
ear and smoker on the sOuthhunud, aud
they are all here uNw CA the sidutrack.
New engines aud coaches were brought
NJ from Dcnison before the train could
leave
Had Il been the northhound train that
had becn run Into, the result would have
been quite different, a. II contained for.
ty.niue passengers, while tho southbcund
did not have over doHcn
II is hard 20 spN where the fault lies,
as the crew ON the nurlhbOund thought
the other train was clear and did not
discover that It was not until Il was
about 800 feet away The throttle was
reversed and the air brakes brought Into
use,
the track cleared,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
wHTECArs INDICTED EXTRA.
DlrED.

Clcbarhe June, ~ Special, Tho
grand jury. after wrestling with the
Alvhrado "Whiiopup' question for five
days. to-day brought in report They
have found a number Of true hllH.
The jury cummpnda the aetiou ot the
best class OF ctigcns Of ANarado 10
their efforts 10 bring ihc ulirndeH TO
Justice, aud condemns Ia most nmcaH.
urrd terms those parties who were be
fore them and knew the guilty parties.
but would not llNulgc their nnmes, sty-
ing tlnt they were, u anything, basor
than those engaged Ia the ouirngc. They
found thnt on the night Of June I a mob
men, mns.cd lnl covered with robes.
entered every col0rcd rili1ou's house ln
Alyarudo, taking ont Two ~ them aud
brutally whipping them. The jury also
says that II would have given lheiu
great pleasure To- have returned iniirt'
mcnts l1r perjury against those Who
knew the Offenders and Who would not
diselosc their nnmrA.
w ludlow, nroman on the Santa
l'e railway WAS jailed hero to-day Oh a
reuuisltion from the governor Of
Georgia. The charge Is assault TO Kill,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Washington. luna no. Mrs Cleveland
and hor little daughter and d number "
household attendants will leave WASH
ngt0n NJ uiiO o'clock tomorrow morning
Ia special ear on the Pennsylvania
railroad for Gray Gables, Mass. their
summer home
TN precedent will not accompany Mrs,
Cleveland 10 Bnyznrd's Bay There are
matters ~ public business which he de-
sifes 10 dispose " hefGrn taking his Enn.
m.r vacation, and Instead IL making
Two trips he viii remain hero uutii he
can SEQ his way clear 10 Join Mrs Clcye-
land, TO remain Until the end " Az.
gust, or Just before the extra session Of
congress-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
SPORTING.
ST. LOUIS RACES.

6. st. Louis. Mo-. June ~, First race
SN furionEs. Advance Won hlaymar-
kel second, Adam johnson third. fine,
Second race-Fiye furlongs Ella Smith
Non NON. Charley 4 secoud, Favor Jr., third.
Third race-Five and a half furlongs.
J; W. Brooks won, lin Lee second, Dr..
Parke third, Time. 40.
Fourth Seven aud a half fur
longs Rally won, safe Home second,
Loekport third Time. 80 IL.
iitth raceMle Upman won, Ex-
1:44 -.
Sixth race Mile. Highland won. Fla.
lero second, Guido third. Time, / .l3 L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
sIIooTTNa NEAR PARIS.

paris Tex. June 1a.-lSpeeii,sl; i- :. .'.ad
pattonyIIle this morning. lef b b9nr XXI. 1p
Isrenl Tate quarrclcd. arl h, ,lla,,, IN he
~ tbronch the body. just below W "
henr Bailey cnme aud sl ,, M ma =
,hs sheriri. bnt refused 10 tnie .l,,,,-. 4
tirrlars are unknown, phl HALEY
snlipos.N pso,niist and Tate DaemoSdT,,,il'.,
3sins 70 years old. Tate ~ h iias
BallsS ,ras done with pistol. 1 na',lss
.na .., hsud pending the result OF iAis :
,.rnsuf H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
VII cAnRY OLE rI1E rRlzrs.

A number of the members Of the Fort
Worth Wheel club. among them Wnl
nincEAhery' j. II. Cobb and o, H. Van
dition 10 attend the annual mrpt 10 he
held at Clchnrne June ~ AMI - The
boys VIII leave on the nd The rnces
are under the direction Of tho llehurnp
Cycle club. and purses aggregating SlOO
viii be given. The bicvclisis will also
run against horses, From Cleburne The
Fort Worth cyclists viii enter the races
lug to over 500 arr to h. awarded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
WHOLE TOWNS cREMATEp
sanborp and Virgin Burned Of The Map Of
the State.
Train Loads Of Refugees Taken 10 Cities Near
By-m Men. Women and Children Burned
TO Death LordIy Pines Burned
BY the Acre Some olAs
Destructive Fires

Duluth. June lo,-The first train bear.
ing refugees from the burned town Of
Virgin about 30 people, mostly
women and children. arrived at Duluth
this morning. They are dependent alb.
solutely upon charity.
The town Is practically wiped on, Of
existence. All the way down trains
came through lava Of fire Another
train load reached the city at uoon. A
number of fatalities am reported. A
couple Of actors went back after their
wardrobes In burning hcaier aud
have not been seen since, A woman.
who tried TO rescue her chlld, Is also
missing. Many have been injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
Nor As nIq As oRoypR.

Birmlnglam, Ala, June 19--In the
United States District court here Judge
1nO. Bruce on the beech. Louis Parsonn
aud Bmlnett O'feil, each claiming 70 "
II. Niger aud 9 d. MnaEroys, cnct
claiming 70 ~ marshal, appeared NJ Ht-
t0rusya aud demanded recognition.
pnrsdais and Ningcf were rpceutll re-
n,o,.J b. Tho president Judge Bruce
decided M fayer n O'Nsil and MurgrQye
Tomorrow be will irsus orders 70 Far;
sons and Ningcr 70 sacaie and thq WIN
probably do W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
BUSINESS.
A pnLAwARn RANK.

Wilmington, Del. June i0,-'lhe hank
Of New HaDovcr was not opened ihia
morning, owing TO the withdrawal Of
drawals az maturity In few days, aud
also 10 itS inability to realize uuichly up
on la assets on account of the atrln.
Honuy OF the times 1hc bank made an
asslrnment to Julius Davis. Assets are
estimated at Sl,lhO,u0O, liabilities,
SSuONO. There seems to he no doubt
that Il eau meet every obligation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
cnINEsB AMBASSADOR.

San Francisco, Cal, June i9.-AmoDg
the passengers on the steamer CITY o.
Pekin from China wng Chen Sho Lum.
said 10 be an Ambassador Df the impe.
rial Chinese government dispatched 70
The United states 70 ASCERTAIN The actu-
~ state Of public opinion relative 70
Chinese residents here and the inirn-
tons Of the government In the enforce
meut " the Geary law. Ilo viii 80 10
Chicago. attend The fair. and then 60
10 Washington IN pursnaDre nf bis mis-.
sion when interviewed BY reporter.
Chen sho Lum anid that he detlind 20
make known bis plans or object Of bis
visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Waco, Tex, June i0-,Spccinll--
Jack Prince. The champion hicyrlist, re.
ceived q letter from the Clcaurnc ryr-
ling club today, asking him whether or
PAGER in that town on n half-miie trtck
Prince says he viii reply at once stat
ing he will race their hes, PAGER or trot.
ter half mile heats two best In three.
for 800 side and the purse. me
eycling club Of that town win hold n
tournament next Friday, mud me race.
I i occurs, Will take place on that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
A LuMBER ASSIGNMENT.

Boston. Mass. June 1D,-1he little
Knnahwa Lumber company, u Maine cor
poraiion was placed In tho hands Of q
receiver today Assets, $1,000, linhll-
tiles. $4,000 On account Of The failure
Of The firms Of A r. Ieatherbgr, WIN.
Lcatherbse a Sons and the Taunton
Lumber company tho company Nns
inrnah 10 hnalgn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
ANrl.FAr rnnArMlNr

New York, June 10. The Herald
aaJ', "prsl,eht Celeyeland IL 10 take
again The SelwHeningur cure for obnalty.
John Wctlcy Bibhe. who treated Mr..
Cle,rlaud iWU Year, ago for ihn same
dis, Aee Professional etiquette forbade
iht doctor from sHying he would admin
lister the treatment he will for be Is said
10 be- the only American physician who
garc bismarck new leaqe VI ne live
years ago"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

passing through the streets ,n their way
70 New York, They had been At reception
Sh1 banquet II their honor, gisrn hy tho
.NNerwegiah societies. and Ia aasslnr along
up behind thu sr,s,nL mntr AMI sts,,,.r Mn,
me Snptain and the men rctailatr,i. when
AZ ah einccf came nnd arrested them on a
ShaFgs OF drunk aud dlsprlcriy. They were
tuNheu W afraigned hOfurc a police Justice
next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

l3rpwnWpod, Tx, June 10 Especially
j. 4, llill 4 Co, one Of the loading
grocery firms here, filed deed Of trust
today, making \. NJ shepard, trustee.
Liabilities $500 with assets OF about
tho sanr amount, The recent bank inil.
ufu was probably the cause The list
" preferred creditors Will BE- given to-
morrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

New York, June ID Tho application
for the appointment 0f d receiver for
The rnysplI T. hlshing company today
was made by Gen. Tracy, general counsel
FOR The company, aud Aue,ln ", Fletcher,
attorney for fbp CREDITOR. Henry Y,
Bratton was appointed The company's
Assets are .ahJnt SlsU,OO0, alual 10 tho
llAhlllnna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

indianapolis. Ind June 10 The Caok
tai National hank, which suspended pay
ment May lith, resumed husinrse Tits
mornlug. Thcrr was only thfec men In
front Of the bank when tho bank exam.
liner opened the doura. After several
hours VI business the president stated
that deposits today about balanced the
amount drawn out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Chicago H.. June l9-.Ihe great
california building on the Worlds iqlr
sronnis was formally opened tesay ~
Governor Markham. i 4 Of re S Span ~ y
style Of architecture, fashi9n,s,gi aiie' 'n'
III missions Of Southern California;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

London. June 10 Richard NJ. Ifgnt,
iasIgnrr " tic fair buildings ~ Now
York was received NJ the Royal Arcli-
farts Glib today aud given tlie queeu'a
uold medal III view % his workout the
WorIda fair at Chicago Hunt y thr
drsi American whose mime has becn IN.
scribed on the Institutes rolls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
oAssnIL runLlsnING coMpANY.

New York, June 10, Justice Lhwrenc,
~ the supreme court appointed llenrj
u Brakor receiver Of the Ceasoll Pub
Fishing comppny, in an action brought hl
Osnnr NJ. Dnulun had 1oatod Yl0NOOC
worth Of notes for his own obligations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Nav York. June 10 The Times says.
'.Cieo y Iloweii. pnblisher Of ihe Prin.
tors Ink. has started ont 10 learn why
the ruilug 81 she pOst0ilic0 department
hi 1891 which st.ii excludes hig pphli-
rnn0n from carriage through HE mails
M ne rate ~ second.elass matter, should
dot either be reversed or else b. made
N aOpiy 10 All lrade and club puhlira.
lions tir n taking stops 10 throw every
trade paper OUT ~ the mails ~ sefpnd.
class natter nnleas lla paper 4 RESTORED
M fhat rui The law. be says. has lren
c1nsirned without regarl 70 rule o. pfec-
JUDGE BIATcHfoRD DYING.
Hostnn. Mas. June IA special
4, The Herald from Newport, X l.. saJs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
PIrrsBuRG CLEVELAND.

Piftsburg. Pats june 49, Pitisburg.
runs. 4: base hits. q: errors o; battery,
Terry. Gasirighi. Miller aud Stenscl
cleveland. runs. II; base hits. 20; errors,
3; battery. Cuppy and Zinner; umpire,
Gafney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

New York. June Utilization, Cole y
Burnhnm company manufacturers OK
dress goods, " aud ~ FELTON, street,
have failed. Receivers were appointed
70 take charge Of the property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
NEW WASHINGTON.

New York. June 1o.--New York, runs,
"a. base hits. 10; errors, 2. battery, Rns.
III McNInhon and Doyl Washington.
INNS <, base hits. II; errors, ]; battery,
Mani and Mcclure; umpire, MelAush-
lin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
nnynNun APPOINTMENTS.

WaHhington June 10 The PRECEDENT
appointed d number Of collectors Of in-
lcrnul rpseunr today. among thrm Chaa.
NJ. shannon Of Arizona. for tho dis
triot OF New Mptlro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Blsonlng Grove. Tex. June To-
Especial Mayor ID. II. Springer died
Of sofichiag % the brain last night nj
70 o'elgsk ills remains en- ,a,., wsrs ssnt to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
pnILApELpHIA- BALrIMoRE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 10 Phila-
delnhia. runs q; base hits. II; errors
/. battery, Keefe and Clements Balii
more runs, 3: base hits g. errors. ..
battery, Mullane and Robinson; umpire.
Lynch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Buffalo. n. v. June lD.,T w. Adams
was appointed receiver Of tho u. l..
Squire Manufacturing company today,
on application OF the company. No
Ataemont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
DEATHS.


Tdgewood, Tex, June 10 Especially
Mr. NJ. j. Fowler died a. z o'clock
June ~. at her home ia thls placs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

cbicaro. H.. June 10. Chicago, runs,
3. bas. hts. Il; errors, A. battery, Ne
an. McGiunis and Sehhyer' -; Louis
IRsr h5i umpire. McQuaid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
BROOKLYN.

pa.,o, Mass, June 19.---Boston, runs
hase hits, o; errors. 2; battery
steretts GAnsel and Merritt b,o s,,l.,.
&C. &C. anJ Kinslow: umpire. Hurst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
RODE AT NIGHT.

Ponca, Neh. June 10.-Doc Middleton.
Stephens aud Gillespie three Of the cow
boy racers To Chicago. passed through
Ponca today about 2;30 y. M having
gained the lead by riding two whole
nights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

Hufeidns. Tex, June lspe,iail. y.
Minnie. infant daughter Of William aud
Saliir Nix, drani cafbplic Heil this even.
lns fsDm The elects Of viiich sle died
Is Two h0urs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

wAco-coRsIcANA.

Corsicana. Tex, June 1O.-(Speclal.l
The colored baseball mines Of Waco
and Cor,icann crossed bats Ia this city
today, resulting in score Of q 10 II In
favor Of C0rsicana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
poLLAn non poLLAR

Albany, Ore. June 1D-'lhe Lynn
county bank closed this morning, strln'
ncnuy Ia tho money market tho cause.
Dop0aiioru viii probably bo paid dollar
for dollar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
nNcINNArl-IlouIsYnLE.

c;,,,i,ssu o.. June 19--Cincinnafi,
M. X. base Ills. IS, errors, ! battery.
Ipn And Vaughn. Louisville. runs,
~, hase hits II; errors, =; battery,
si,nttou aid Harrington; umpire, se~-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

proos,,u y. y. lene "a. apial ~ Hs errx
aan of thr fiklnx SUP ~ ~, - lhey EsEe
were arrested III niofAiHs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
OREGON 'rowN BURNED.

Tilamook. Ore, June 1g.-Tho bust
ness portion Of the town WIS burned
early this morning Several fires were
started. supposed 10 be- the work ~ IN.
cendearies. Loss, Sl0Dm1i Insurance,
one-half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
ms CONDENSED,

i'H ~, summer cxcursionists nave
sum- nav for Europe.
" is'A w ,.re,.. ,,v,lIe o..
ball storm ny :, tsa 81
h'' as0, ,a...n,, Nuuara
s.sI,a y q, '" ,',,'nn van
vas Killed p'
q, springs, Miss dudley morrow
"a By lightning ana Filled
h. a number OF TURNER'S have
% charged with attempting to
train.
os Mo-. w. NJ, Suykendnll
g an,., " II. smith and then hun
"A teud.
m III. outcome Of love
p'n''ps' er took a through ticket
t'iH ~ ,,,, r,u,,
y p0'ln'N 49,. ,,,,.
ofsiiana- Fem, .. M,s, '"s ,,, w." AN,
~ Der i''h pif'nu"S " II" N''
II
IL Ohio coal miners have shut down
Il l,,blap to collect for the product
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20
nIa ronn pEMANp.

Wabash. Ind, June 10 Tho engineers
and iircmeu of tile Michigan disiiiou Of
fhe Illg -Four today made demand upaa
ito officials tefe for hn adynnee IN eAge.a
They claim they are not paid the stand
AID compensation Qf The system. II ~
understood The dem md win not be ac-
etveo - xvtu pnt..f krffnE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
DALLorIyG IN WESTERN LEGISLATURES.

Lincoln Erb. Jan. o6.-In the Scnatorship ballot
10 day Powers secured 81, Paddock III ana M'I"r'
II with tho rest scattering j. STERLING MoF'oh
entered the lists actively 20 day and established "'
uuartcrs The Independents. however. nave 'hfo"n
- vat Llankc, on his aspirations by dr'ia1hs '""i
no Democrat OF the Eoyd Morton type. with no anu
uonoroly anteccdcnte ran hope FOR any assistance
from Them They insist II the time comes whch IT.
will he necessary fOr them To throw ihar Vo'c 10
n candidate Of one OF IN" other parties, ihht 'he
candidate must be a man OF wcllknown antlm0nopoly
tendencies. ~
81 paul. Mnn., Jan. GA dispatch from Ih"-
m,,ck " d. SAYS During The reading OF ur
Ionrnal Of the Joint session 10 day protest Sgn""
hv senator Mccormack (Drml and four others. claim
Inc that Benton (Dcm). received AZ votes yesterday
ON the tvcnty-thlId ballot. was filed. Iy II SOFA
Rrpubican vote, aided by one or two Independents
,l,, trol,,f wa, ,Xpung,d from the r"t0id ihr DEM"
Gratis hoped To lay the foundation for contest Tie
twenty. hfth ballot for United States Senator rs"ch
Anderson 90. Carr Is: Worst = Smith. D. l'hon'
I. Mnr. -: Walsh. ! Lounsberry :: Mnir. ,ne
pnnuIist nOInihcr, received most OF The DcnOcr'llc
v,t,s on his ballot while the Republican eu.is'h
was sim divided. The Joint session adjourned alter
casting one ballot.
Helena Mont, Jan. o6-SIxty.eight votes were ca,
for senator day rs follows: oanders, o:, CIaIh,
- Dixon, IL collins, =. No choice'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
KANSAS REPUBLICANS TO PROTEST.
THE UNITED STATES SENATE TO BE APPEALED
To-MARTINS PLATFORM.


Topeka. Kan, Jan. 26.-Tbe Republicans met In
Joint session at noon to-day and adopted without
debate n resolution providing for the appointments
Of committee ito prepare formal statement ana
emphatic protest to the senate OF the United States,
signed By the members OF this Assembly, protesting
against the seating Of John Martin senator from
this statc' Tho protest Is based upon the gronhd
lot the Republicans Yesterday had the right to vote
for fcnator denied them, that ten Popns'S WHO III"
bcen Illegally seated on contest cases voted Tor
Martin and that. therefore, the election was re'olu'
tonary and Illegal.
The Republicans cndeavoring 10 ehecI " CUM.
blnaton with Edwin Carroll. straight democrat Vi
Ieavenwortlt by which the whole K'puDhcah No'c
will he cast for him for senator provided he can get
enough members outside Of the Republicans 10 CUT
stltute quorum.
Asked TO make statement OF MS poh"cii po'''''n
slpce his antlatIon with the populSs. Martin said
to-day: "rirSt. let me say am Democrat "n"
meyer have been anything else. l am unconditIonally
I'm favor OF tariff reform. not only In Tie ordlhay
srn.c. hut tariff reduction OF radical character
, am I'm favor of an unconditional and unlimited coin
ncc Of silver and without limitation ms to lis dent
nnvinr powcr am opposed. upon principle. 10
National banks or any other financial system that
compcl, or Induces partnership relation "f 'inahoii
character between the government anu P.Na.c Nv Nv
divduas. | am In favor of elln'i an no in.o, Vs. u
,u In favor Of radical control Gf the railroads,
rather than ownership. | am In ia'or OK 'l "ernn
United states senators by direct V0tr o' .ie pGop
Mrs Lease declares rmphntically that The election
Of Martin means nothing less tllan r o'ni N u m, NV
Ieoplc's party both state and National MrS. plSss
saws: The Peoples party commh'l'd sii..uu e =, ~
viii know how to avoid another time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
HAS FATHER ADAMS BEEN EErNsrATED.

There was report IN the Eastern DisMic' Of Brooklyn
yesterday ha, the Rev. Thomas Adams the suspended
p.ie. had been restored oil his clerical privileges
through .he OF his friends with Mon
sGnor Saolli. The priest was placed under ban ABOUT
e,ecn wears ago for protesting 10 work physical
through holy relies. Fathcr Adams lives at NO. lti
South Fourh.s Brooklyn. and since his suspension his
house has been with believers So great
were tho crowds that policemen were compelled 10 DC
stationed in Of the building to keep the sidewalk
clear for pedestrians.
When o reporter called at the house last evening
Father Adams refused talk but TO him for publi'
cation a statement in which he declined "al and any
author rumor. directly or indirectly" FROM
intimate friends Adams IL learned last night
that decided movement has made recently TO have
him reinstated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
COt-NT UOYOS'S COMPLAINT TO ". DEVEI.LE.

Paris Jan. oG.-Count Hoyos Sprinzenstein, Austrian
Ambassador TO France. complained to-day In an Inter
view with NJ Dcvelle, Minister OF Foreign A'ars' OF
the unpleasant impression produced in Austria by 'he
calunnics uDon himself III the French press In con-
pcction with the expulsion OF Szekey, the Austrian
newspaper correspondent
NJ Devcc courteously expressed his regret for tho
ANNOYANCE to which the Count was subjected, ana
added that he had instructed NJ Dccfais, the French
Ambassador at Vienna 10 call the attention OF CONT
Ealnoky TO the offensive comments on licaldcnt
Carrot and the French Republic. which were beinS
,,hli. I'm the news papers Of Austria and Hungary
and especially at BudaPcsth. In Journal called the
"'Fuggcilcn Illrlap" .,, A., ,,
,,e,v closing with mutual assurances OF distinguished
consideration m ..,.t o,,o,o,
..rs ,,, thc Interview between Count lIOyoS and NJ.
naveIin todav may be regarded closing The matter
concerning tho slanderhg Oi inc iriPie H''ia"ce ""
kossadors Inv the French press.