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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

la fencing q great deal Is said about
lhe phfuhc, This, Boo pluiu English. is
ah active obstruction. lon which tho posi-
lioll OF guard b. first assumed. 10 pa
radc' OF parry, means TO Oppose your
bldhe 10 ur strike against thut OF your
NlNerurSs in order 10 avoid being hit
Whom he makes thrust nt your body.
Tho blade b. pressed outward or inward
10y % turn of the wrist against your adj
NerHury sword 10 that when directed nt
your body 10 shall DE- diverted from lts
him Tho parade might bp regarded as
nn extension OF Che guard
lhrfr are pumdcs, or parties. for the
VARIOUS ulicuiuNs or entrances shown on
ihf Jurkci. hut ID would not be- Interesting
on Indeed practicable. within the limits
oi THIS article, To- attempt To- cxplnin them
dll lhorp are two Kinds uf uurrips.
simple and counter" a "aimulp"
parry b. ono in which your opponcpt's
blade b. followed into the line of nttoc,
nud There wnrdcd Oh. a counter"
patty o. made wien your opponent rs
uhput 10 change into another line OF nt-
'ack, nnd YOU, with your foil. describe n
grgc around b. bring bucl, his foil to tho
hh" from which it started and there
chaugo its course.
Or 20 explain it IN another wnv. there
h lhc primary attack which ia Witiutod
NY one NHli. Other attacks afro made
WIN 'hf htHlku ul forcing the movements
OF your opponent before Ice makes up blg
mud what he Is going 10 do. Then there
nre what Is called attacks ON the compile.
uon, g., when the opponent. hy
lunsr' has brought himself within thrust
Ing range Of your foil.
Among other important movements nre
ihe Hnnc0nude, 40 called from rs thrust
pnlhH delivered nt the nnnk Having
bound your adycrrarya blade With
yours, you carry your point behind his
wrist ahd under his elbow: without ouit
nnR hts blade plunge your point 10 his
70. mako n fcnt means that you nrc
going To deceive your adversary. You
nner a motion aud lead him fn believe
thar you inipnd 60 thrust ON one pnrtio.
ular Side whereas your Intention h la
ort quite the reverse. compelling him to
parry nu tho opposite side 10 thar ON
which you have promcdituted "a thrust n
requires rar good Judgment aud /,
thorough knowledge of tho spiopre al
flee. "''
Tho appel is two stamps mnde with the
right foot while oi ruuw a IN dnue
while You are in a. firm. stcady nostlop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

N-AAD lNnNN.
bland lin prouatlou.n
o-Hauu "n supiuatlonn
gnd without moving the body, The cb.
l'.t 81 lhiH movement iN TO discomfort
your adversary aud possibly cnmnpl him
70 deiange his premcditated niais mud
hen,N give you an advantage.
lhvh therc are what arc called falsc
ATTACKS mNdo la order 10 compal N.nr
adversary o. attack YOU contrary to bis
lnwn'lou THIS leads him t0 ian into
your fharos, und enables you 40 eNpc,tto
with moro effect
All rules 10 regard 10 fencing .re sinh
Jevt 10 me exercise OF your own Al,,r.
nneh' fnr instance, when you mrs "on
tWaM thn distance yOu shnuld uoy,,
either forward on backward ,vip ~
course depend ON the position of tnnr
alpoheht' Tho principal thing IA learn
~ n,o.e vas,N, as occasiOn mny r,-
pNltH without losing n rOrroet nositt,n
Wna disarfanging the balanrr.
Nhu Ngalm more position nlonn a. n,t
hrlhg on guard Am must ~ TX
speak, DC on guNrl IN Your mini, Vrn
must hg eonident that YOU can como Nil,
Auut uuNersary, that yOn undersi iod i,ts
niouehs ana arc ready to act a. citpnm.
,,s,,a InYulM whether you nro ln The
usual position Of the guard IN. ai,v ntAcr
tshemg y peculiarly 4 Frlnpb M NV,
az boxing has always boon n" se.3ish
heHpilN Al French aoliers arc ohiiee,i
20 ienm ieneiug and. IN tha roGii,r
neutse ol military instruction. 4 orrtabs
nNlnber ~ hours are devoted to an, n,s',.'
iEe; lt y an elcpcnt ana manly o,co,S.
ll,4,nlAent' teading 10 gracefnleass ma
aeiNi'y. it nnparts Mpphnoss m be
h.ios slgenEth 10 the muscles and oniek.
Nas go the eye Il teaches Ia. rani,i IN,
cenlFNupn ST the eve en- mo n,p,s XXX
loot. uie KANT and ihe eve hcne comneiI.
ga To- Work togolhcp hntlnonioi,siv INA
muscles oi the wrist and the dnaera nv.
vspetlai,A nf,eiopoQf0r all tho Gne lnnvQ.
,Wlhs Heprnd GA lllc lias I'd ,hos,, ,,,,,,,.
,.,. the position OF thc body lives ,'lin.
pAtN 10 inc lower llnihy, aud .l,a Nm.
ttai bearlng becomes free nnd unrshf
",t"nsa avomiog 90 tbc rules ~ tlo
tt1, You afe obliged 90 carry ,our had
nsh and throw out your pliost nm
tes doQs,. professor al fpnoine IA NIX
sew york Young Meas InsltaIS ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

from Abbas Pan.
cainl was leo,,s
some wears hefp,s
Ab5as was y
i ioying boy, but vss!
intelligence. "s
month Of b.
Of bis educate.
some pride brse..
reports. DO ne'
iessons' De ie..
weight. I deslfe
me beginning q es soa -
gained IN nesh s r,..
uat It does not Maze s2
ucaiion Of his o, M,
girls went haro.lss..
summer and wiD,es,s sci
arms aud legs shm,,,
easily az their faco.''. '
,,,i are. q hoauiiini M
They drove " rodsp ~. n.
niid the calgnon nsl..','
scps children to ton,'.. ~
seeing the sirhts W aIn
Arch de 1'riomphe. !" 4.
own Ol'e OF q! the childma h
over as Tote sha (. oo.
vorite, and has aer ~ .sIa
where. Several rea,. (. ,,'['
,'ln ~ l,rancisco. and NJ. Ite'
Went TO everything
su"n win ITS short Ak ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
EXPORTING GOLD 70
The Method Of Packing ~ "
Ynl nW Mtl1L


Another half million oiw ]
yesterday on Ia N0rmaNtV II
limo, bound Tor Havre ha.-
being the shippers. y W.
this gold was on an n,l o
suh-tponsury the officials ri /,
was known nbOut lis hfl
Friday, when IL WAS b(psA M
80 much has been virtue
gold exports that the mfu
the coin may interest tnVs' =
tie numerous purchases ~
The gold coin Is kept ~ ~
Ia HE vaults of the sabit'
containing 5000 Inc N
Kept sepUrnte. When W.
order nom Europe for . eIf|
guild coin, lac buys IL ~ ,s
paying for II I'm trcastfa ". iIA.
Gates on greenbacks. AiYt', Az.
not taken AZ The treasury " NJ
gold, up'
All The cartlng Of specie Y AMI
cts i3 dome hy one NAl tlI.
Barllcy & son. Bdrhet, N w. ',l
banker mad broker ~ W. ~.
Is his proud boast ihat ns ~ ron
lar lntrusfed 10 bic esl',aaIf
drivers and helpers on ~
the bullion. hp ur his sen ''
20 superlntcnd the loeslnf
beside tie wagon 90 W. HtsN ot
that the load lA safely de.ie n. IA
gold " being loaded on w
Ing taken on several nth
seen standing close hy' ls n
Ing tho mon work. Ihfl z" {
Ing, add watching
20 see that no
bery "a made, They n
employ and are al hcaflp ~. "a
At thc brokers Qiliet NJ an
the canvas bags, II Na'N
ling those IN which Nlile
They are made Of stout eHf
heavily hooped with irgg .fdl *
$4,000 IN gold or ~ t a.
$50. COO kog Of gold
pounds, aud. n lillpd WIZ
ponnds. The kegs IRE Hi
truck and taken 10 41
generally just q short WI II
set for she vessel 10 sAN ~
board ANA placed IN the fIN
smnll steel-Wailed compNe'.. Xxx
Ia the hold. There I rs.ns
cd on the other sile a.
the coin Is placed lh VIZ
the ship Harkley's rfspo''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

: possessed aud ready A. ,arl 4
night &c a great Dime HV
their itnor the duel ~, uoI
n declared itself. DIN /
chokcd down the purk lns.
leaving his untastid. IA not
over aud said In a lo,i ~.
may eat Il. dear papa. Y, "A
nearly 80 badly rs h vi ~ ~ y. ~
a gentleman who
with the De lesscps AN, ~
never seems 10 lose M, re- N
ton of his children. ~. lsrr
detail. One morpipr ,his
beautiful Dresden t,a~, ( col
AM cried the Counlr acil
"A disaster! two mon ~ I
be broken II alwavs ~ & Z,
Arc YOU so supersllle. N,
count; ms TO really ,'''
more win be- broken WE
I know IL" pote
Then let us get 4 hin
And taking two of lhe \, BUG,
dies lac dashed then ~ n
anger and dismay ~ h, \. Mr..
conclusiyely that she kl rns
held 20 her SUPERSTITION "a.
any bold It may have hl, ~
Of the children. Even 'tss,,
planned for the "infaht ..,a,'
house IN Paris gNal , ,..''
were given. Onr, a M "
has been tho model for "A iew
ever since. At the ma vorlI
at Chesnaic. feies Of al rlQ T.
slant. The greatest ma Anfh
have assisted az The nr D
the young De Lesseps n han
only added to the Coupr "a n,
beauty and charm. liz 49,
light In her husband ari '.' ~.
entirely and so lovely 4 Va W.
II IS commented upon By NY.
meets her. and In DIS dr'uon'
Years Il is OF her that n, or Al
fnmily think. She all efcnlI
mouths ago TO consider hF like
Youngest man She had efgs 90
his daughters. who have "a 10
Is more OF q commnla ili as
He Is, or was. q nbsl .i,,'.i
stance OF physical ahd -.
prolonged into extreme ~
one OF tho best know ~
French capital. lis ny
black fr0ck coat, with SAND
buttonholc, his black ht nncl<
Il little TO one ale. ge, no b
brisk walk, give him I 40 Of
and make him appeai YER n
younger than he wald col
standing his long nsli y =,
tropics his complexioa 8 81.
tanned. His cavaleade &
prancing ponies. headed =
able father IL one Of lh s's =
Bots de Hologne on even NJ"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
D'LESSEP'S ROMANCE
Life Scenes Of the Famous
French Engineer
MARRYING THE AFFlANCEO
Bride Of His Nephew She Being Seventeen
and Ne Over Finy
A Young Old Kan, Whose Lie Has Seen FuII
oil Homer and Glory, Now Going Out
In sclipss-Ths Penalty Of
Greatness.

- .IFor The Sunday GngotteO
p faris' Dec. 2G.--FOrtune has playod
&c lesscps by one unhappy trick. Size
too long. nun H'c
lie was born IN 1893 and MI his con.
IoulRor9rlcs should In the nature of things
W. ueau' But every man who has lived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
SCHEIG TOOK 500, 900.
The Minneapolis Embezzler stole Much
More Money Than WAS First Reported.

The Minneapolis Embezzler stole Much
More Money Than WAS First Reported.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, oct. "A
sensation was created here by the pub
Iicauon of the story that Phil. Scheig,
accused Of embezzllug $4,000 from the
Bank Of Minneapolis while acting as pay
ing teller, really got away with nearer
100000 than $25. 600. and that Scheig Is
not dead nor is he IN hiding IN the old
country Instead he is engaged in en-
joying life I'm New Mexico under an
assumed name.
1t Is now said that Scheig left Chicago
Monday, September 4th, aud boarded
train from Kansas City with a young
man named Floyd, also from Minneapo-
lis. At Kansas City a team and wagon
were purchased and an overland jour
ney 20 Mexico was made.
Scheg. it will be remembered, left
Minneapolis Saturday, September 2d, to
go 10 the Worlds Fair with his wife
The following day he disappeared. Then
came the news Of the discovery Of his
defalcation.
Three days later Matthias j. Buferd-
ington. the cashier Of the bank. sui
clded by blowing his brains out The
story now advanced as 90 the detalca-
tlon IS that it amounts 10 100000, and
that Bufferdington had full knowledge OF
it and killed himself rather than race
the exposure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
FOOTPADS KIM lHEiE TlCTIM.


4 Prominent Citizen Shot Down and
Robbed ON Tho street.
WASHINGTON, PA, oct 22.-sam
Dorsey the most prominent citizen Of
this city. was fouily murdered at
o'clock this morning by two unknown
men on Chestnut street near his home.
The murdered man was highly esteemed
by white and colored citizens alike.
Should the murderers be captured il is
not at all improbable that q demand
would be made for punishment in the
most summary manner. The people Of
the town are greatly excited. Dorsey
was a single man, forty-tWo years of
age, proprietor OF a large barber shop,
ana quite wealthy. He closed his shop
at midnight, paid his employees, and
started home on Chestnut street he
was met by two men, who deliberately
fred a bullet into his head.
Dorsey sank down on his knees, with
his back against a fence. In that posi-
ton his body was found, with "a lighted
cigar IN his teeth DOrseys gold watch,
diamond stud and pocketbook were
taken. A large roll Of money in an
inside pocket was undsturbed. The
police and county officers are search
ing for the assassins. Dorsey was
member Of the city council He was
Mason Of high rank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
RAcE QUESTION IN VIC. T.U.
Steps Taken to Create Department for
Colorod Workers.

CHICAGO. oct. 22.-The colored question
rather disturbed the placidity Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
congress at the Art Institute yesterday.
The question came up over the appoint
mcnr OF superinten0ents. There was not
a colored woman on the list, ana that
brought Mrs. Thurbur, OF Tennessee, 10
her feet at once. She made an impas-
stoned speech, I'm which she said that
she did not ask for social equality Tor
the colored woman, but she did want them
given the same advantages as others IN
the w. G.. Il. II.
At the conclusion of her speech the
congress passed a resolution asking the
executive commission 20 create depart
ment OF colored work and TO put a colored
woman at the head of it. After "a number
OF committees had been appointed the
following officers were elected. Private
Secretary TO the President Miss Anna
Jordan; Office Secretary, Miss Alice
Rriggs. and General Secretary. Mrs
Frances Borner. Miss Pugh, VINO was
elected treasurer Friday declined the
Office, and Mrs. Helen NJ. Barker was
elected in her place.
Chaperoned by detectives Of the Cen
trail station. seven members OF the
Womans Christian Temperance congress,
which held its session on Saturday night
I'm the Art Institutions, found new expert
ences at an early hour this morning In
a series of Stunning tours throughout
the levee districts. The party comprised
Miss Nellie Hayes Miss Addie Fields,
and Miss Leonora Ayers. of Indianapolis;
Mrs. L. L. Callins, of South Bend; Mrs.
Ella Moore of Lakeville; Mrs. Emily
Tompkins. Of Elkhart, and Mrs. l..
Mendenhall and Miss Gertrude Fulton, Of
Richmond. Ind.
A visit was made to many brothels be-
tween I and o'clock. and at the close OF
the trip Miss Hayes, whose stunning
experience extends over New York and
London said:
Il have been through every part OF
New York ard have seen It's worst forms
This does not compare with " hat there
IS there. II is bad enough. however. and
the visit has extended my knowledge Of
the worlds ways"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
canlnrc of a Noled De.perado.

MACON, GA, oct. 22.-Bob Brewer, the
notorious murderer and desperado, who
has figured in al least dozen tragedies
was caught near Crump's Park Friday
night, and is now lodged in jail. Brew
er's most notorious escapade was In the
Jessup riot, which he started by killing
the town marshal and another cltizen.
The result was a conflict Of races In when
several persons were shot 10 death.
Brewer retreated 10 the swamps and has
succeeded ever since IN battling the Of
Ucers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
FALL or 4 cn,0DaD ELEyAroR



CHICAGO. oct 22.-Thirteen visitors to
the Fair fell in an elevator 200 feet
from the landing under the great roof
OF the Manufacturers Building at $40
o'clock last night Their lives were saved
by the brakes on the car, which caught
and held IT thirty feet from the floor.
Elevatorman Ben sharp had just start
ed from the landing way, twenty-eight
feet from the roof with a car crowded
with passengers. For some reason he
suddenly lost control Of the car and IL
shot downward at = tremendous speed.
The car is supposed to have an auto
matte check which prevents il from ex-
ceedinc a certain rate Of speed. The
heavy load caused il TO drop 2O feet
before these checks worked. There was
sul distance OF thirty feet 10 the
ground with an the efforts Of the
elevatorman the car could not be NOV
edo
The score Of people IN the car we're
al first stupefed by the sudden descent.
and it was not until the car stopped
that they realized their danger. over
half the passengers were women, and
II was an the men In the car could do
TO quiet them.
A number OF Columbian guards saw
the car drop and sent In a call to the
fire department Marshal GMalleY ac-
companied by the hook and ladder truck,
came 10 the building. A thirty-foot lad
der was placed against the cage, and
Marshal ONIalIey and Lieutenant Ryan
assisted the passengers 20 descend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
SCUM CARoLINAsU.rAINED
Judge Bradley Decides That She is Entltl d
10 the Trade Mark "Paimetfo -

- uAHt Afi auAtf DttlAtb 4 HNt NEe Is EnlIfl d
TO the Trade Mark "Paimetfo
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Judge Brad
ley in the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia this morning, in an exceed
ingly exhaustive opinion, sustained the
contentious of the States Of South Carroll
ma In the matter Of the States applica-
tion for the registration OF The word
Palmetto by the Commissioner of Pat
cnts as the trademark OF the state I'm
its liquor traffic. and directed that the
peremptory writ OF mandamus against
the commissioner be glanted. The Com
missioner of patents refused TO register
the Trademark, holding that the State
had not complied with the law govern
ing the matter In this: that the State
agents were not authorized by the dis
pensary laws Of the State 10 engage In
the liquor traffic outside Of the State.
and that therefore the State could not
claim that in selling liquor to Canada. in
a single instance. IL had become engaged
in trade with a foreign country In such
a way as 70 ertitle the State to own the
trademark. Judge Bradley in his de-
cision OF to-day, however. holds that the
Commissioner of Patents In registering
trademarks acts merely in a ministerial
manner and that when he undertook 10
decide the right OF South Carolina to
own the trademark he exercised a judi
cial duty which was not legally his
Herce. the present case was not Jne
where the law authorizes an executive
officer 10 exercise certain discretion. or
quasi judicial duties, and therefore the
writ of mandamus prayed for by the
State would be granted. requiring the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24

the general plan 10 give the people no
cause TO complain OF closed doors and
covered exhibits on Sunday. The for
eign commissioners. however. kept their
cords end other barriers across the en-
trance 20 their pavilions. and there was
not much Improvement In regard 10
exhibits. All the buildings were open
until O'Clock Superintendent Tucker
was highly pleased 10 learn from his
clerks that l400u persons had paid TO
enter tn grounds.
Acceptances are being received every
few hours from large and small cities
to the invitations Of the Municipal Com
rnittee 90 join IN the Reunion OF cities
dev. next Saturday and half a million
people are expected 20 be at the Fair.
Tho complete exhibit made by Aus
tralia of IT'S birds. animals and fish has
been purchased by the Northwestern Uni
vcrsity. Of EvarstOn, i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
Governor Ru,,r e. Political Future.

BUZZARD'S BAY. MASS, oct. e.
The rumors published yesterday that
Attorney General Richard Olney is 10 re-
sign the Cabinet portfolio TO retain his
counselship for the Boston and Maine
Railroad Company have revived the
stories Of last summer about Governor
Russell Months ago his friends prophe-
sled that when the boy Governors
term expires the Attorney-General VIII
resign and that Russell viii go into
President Clevelands Cabinet in bis place
Ii IS difficult TO make the average Massa-
chusetts Democrat believe that the Presi-
dent is not wrapped up In the political
fortunes Of Governor Russell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24

WHEELING. W. VA, Oct 23.-The
Niugo Steel end Iron Mn. az 1iingo june
ton this morning closed down indeh-
nitely. six hundred men are thrown out
OF employment
WASHINGTON. oct. 8-The cruiser
Chicago. flagship Of the European squad
ron OF the United states navy anu lhe
gunboat Bennington sailed to-day from
Malaga for Barcelona The Bennington
,,-tu touch al Melnia. Morocco. whore the
raoent ngbting between the Moors and
Spain has been IN progress
SIOUX CITY, IOWA oct ~'-r uV III
lie Mars. town ABOUT 1"eu,y ~ -, ''i.ea
north Of Sioux city, carry slls M ,i'', i',''s
destroyed the principal business
Of the town. me loss - e9'''Aa'eN a.
500 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
MURDER Al THE cHURCH DOOR
Wellman's Flight Stopped by a Bullet
Prom pleasantly Pistol.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, oct 22.-At
Guyandotte, two miles east Of this city,
this afternoon at o'clock, a murder oc-
CURED IN front Of the Nj. z. church while
the congregation was assembling 10 at
tend services owen Pleasant and Millard
WeIman, two negro BARRIERS who had
formerly been partners in business. met
on the street and began fghiing with
knives. Wellman cut Pleasant badly and
ran with the latter IN pursuit using a
pistol In front OF the church Wellman
fell, bullet having entered the back OF
his head, producing instant death. Pleas
ant was arrested and brought to this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
rtsTAUNDAY or THE FAIR.
Every Thing Was WIDE Op and crowd
Numbered 40. 900.


vORTD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHICA-
GO oct PA greatly increased atten-
dance marked the last Sunday but one
~ the official Worlds Fair season. The
6ne weather had something TO do with
a. as well as the fact that only one more
Sunday remained In which 10 see the
Exposition in its entirely, but. above all,
the change In policy on the part OF the ad-
,oinistratlon brought out the people In
larger numbers than on any previous
sunday i'm the six months.
The executive officers became convnc-
ed that there was a popular demand
for an attractive Sunday fair and orders
were issued 70 run everything on the
wlde-open plan the same as on week
days as nearly as possible. Concerts were
styen throughout the day by four OF
The Exposition bands in Manufactures
an state avenue. and Administration
nlaza. An organ concert was given IN
FESTIVAL Hall at noon and the Linen
Russian choir sang and gave their repre-
sentatlon OF peasant wedding In cos
tune at the same place before large
audience. ~ A. c,a.o
The caravels and nearly all the state
buildings were opened In harmony Win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24
YEWsP4PER EDITORS MUzzLED.


NEW YORK. oct p The Rio News Of
September llth, per steamer Calico. says:
The Argentine Minister OF the Interior
addressed a note to the chief Of police OF
Buenog Ayres in ree4rd 10 the enforce
ment OF martial law, I'm which occur
the following Instructions u rei afencc TO
leTfpaTers:
you win, therefore. be good enough 10
summon 10 your Office the editors OF
all the pOit'Cs period published ln
this city in order 10 notify them that
they an, proaltr.1 fro'n publishing news
Of a political character without the con-
sent Of the Minister OF the Interior;
from publishing news Of military char
actor without the consent of the Minister
of War: from discussing official acts ex-
cept I'm a temperate manner, and from
attributlng 90 them motives or inten-
uons contrary 90 the public service; from
expressing any opinion on the govern
ment measures arising from the state
of Siege. and from trarscrihing or refer
ring to aryth'1s published IN contrayen-
lion of the prohibitions Aforesaid"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-24

LONDON, oct 22.-The Socialist and
Anarchist rally in Trafalgar Square to-
day was far from reaching the predic-
tions of the committees who arranged It.
The square was not q quarter full and
little enthusiasm was shown. The speeches
were vapid and not entirely incendary.
The principal feature Of the demonstration
was Il model of a sCaffold from which
hung the effigy of a shrouded corpse Ia
belled 'ASqUith Murderer"