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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Berlin. July ss-rhe speeches made
for and against the army Dul in the
reichstng yesterday and today were
purely partisan, indicating nothing Of
the undercurrents which may ultimately
divide the votes OF the several parties.
Each speaker indicated his known pro-
gram aud disavowed any reference TO
a compromise.
Herr Boecke. who leads the Democrat
ic faction of anti-Semitcs, In his speech
today suggested the terms ON which his
half dozen followers would support Won
CapriN The suggestions contained the
idea II It's terms are not granted the
faction would maintain an opposition aud
set its face against the hill.
The best speech made today was that of
DR. Won Bennissen the national Liberal
leader. who attacked the Ccntrists aud
ltichterists declaring they were defeat
ing their own purposes 10y the intensity
Of their hostility 10 the government.
These parties he said were rejecting CON
cilintory proposals aud torsuking their
best traditions by demanding their own
terms or nothing. 1t was this attitude
that led TO the political destruction of the
Freissininge party for which Eugene
Richter was Responsible The voters, DR..
Won Bennigsen added, had deserted Herr
Richter at the polls
ihNhAtA Was WY bublA IL llll1 AZ
fusion TO the defeat of the moTament
which lie led 70 almost complete TX
tinction and made furious reply To nr.
Won Bennigsen He said among other
thiugs moral principles formed the she
standing ground Of the Eiirnl Peoples
party aud the ultimate triumph Of these
principles was assured The deirnt vi
his party was, he clnlned, but mo'ncu-
tary.
Herr prelss, the Alsatian, had an in.
ming of the old style of denouncilg the
increase of the army. The Increase
asked for 10y the government. he sad,
was needless and would place an on
pressiNe burden np0n the people. lis
speech was simply repetition % N.
threadbare argument against the mons
urp.
The obvious determination of large
number of members TO be heard On HE
bill implies that the discussion viii last
until the end of next week.
Wednesday next IL the day for uri.
ynte members motions. Ccnirists will
then raise The question of the readmission
OF the Jesnits into Germany.
The Freissinnige papers persist
saying the governments supporters are
rcfraining from opposing this ultrnnon-
tnne proposal as the price paid the Gen.
tristS for their support Of the bill. Both
tenlrists leaders aud government nd
herents deny that there is any compact
in the Hobbies today 1t was not the
Jesuit but the taxation question upon
which the Ceutrists had declared an
arrangement for their support was pos
sible.
While Grodber proclaimed mo com
promise IN the house. members of the
l.ieber wing Of the party stated in the
lobby that if the chancellor pledged The
government to cover an Increase in ~.
pendilures by progressive imperial tax
Cenirists would vote for the bin. pri.
yately they are angling for deal. which
is likely to be arranged, giving the gov.
ernmeni large majority.
DIR. Licber means TO insist that the
bill 20 to Il committee of five for time.
for negotiations TO be carried on. The
session is certain to last longer than at
first expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Mansfield, Tex. July U-iSpecial) q
AZ o'clock thi. morning Marshal j. =,
Ellis shot and murinlly Wounded Nit
Gulisrc. colorcd This sane negro WIS
airustcd onp week ngo aud hnod by
Milton had il IN for MIR. ELI. aud nt I
a'clp,k this morning went 10 the resi-.
denpe OF Nit Enis. using some very In
decent Language The marshal NJ once
proceeded to arrest him. at the same
time The negro resisting and during he
scnnlc the pistol wns discharged pro.
lucing the GbOye effect
Link Brisco and Sam Bush. colored.
Were badly carved NJ yesterday at the
negro barbecue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
QUITTING EXrENsEs.

The city council bus reduced
the salary Of Assistant City At
torney y, Il. Dowell from SlhO 70 $40
peg month The office Of rlerk The
police court has b,eu abelishr unJ John
L. Garter lSnockcd ont % SbOO job. A
RESOLUTION was defeated providing that
tile frruuentng Of the saloons 10y city Off
Gers aid employees will be grounds for
removal. one alderman had rrsolu-
lion providing for The purchase of six
small bibles for the members ~ the
council and large one for DR.. J. Il.
Briggs. but lacked tho nerve 10 offer II
at the cruriid moment. At The next
meeting u resolution VIII be offered direct.
ing The chief Of police TO close all billiard
purlors on Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Chattanooga. Tenn, July 9.-An excur
siou Of merry plcinlckers from this city
met with a sad ending at ChlckaInauga TO-.
day ES-Aldcrmnn John u, Criunins
was Killed aud chief Of Police Doc Mitchell
seriously Injured, About dozen members
Of Tammany, political organization.
headed by Mitchell, drove In Chlckamnugu
To spend the day, severe storm eanc up,
a terrific gust Of wind tore the top " n
huge tree from the trunk and II struck
Crimmlns on the Top VI the head, and the
limbs caught Mitchell. Crmniins died In
half nm hour. chief Mitchell Is very duu-
gerously injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Brenham, Tex, July lSpcoiall--
While tile eust-bound passenger train
on the Houston aud Texas Central was
standing at The depot with the sleeper
which forlus junction with the Central
here. q Santa lfo engine ran intu the
sleeper, dumaging h considerably aud
knocking The day couch from the track.
Two employees of The ruHd who were
asleep In tue day coach were considerably
bruised, The platform Of the sleeper
was torn on and the engine badly dam.
aged. The Central truin was DELAYED
several hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Berlin. July o,-Empcror william re-
esiyed to-day IIoir Won Lay,Dw, president
OF tho fochltae, aud the wv uce-presi-
dontn Ne expressed satisfaction with the
pfogrosa VI Tie hrlny bill adding that a
good majority fui II nn ths decisive vote
probability thus the IN Will be- passed
by " iarsr ilnJOrlty las sraul lrcr.nsed
hi lie lust fOiiy'clghf hours, husrlsifAi
aud JagdHWll. Leaders ~ the Poles have
pledged 10 the puyerilineni tho solid vote Of
ibclf party & considerable fnul' ~ thu
Clprcals have refused 70 support l.rb'a
1he chancellor and his agents arc very
coundcut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
pERsoNAL MENTION.

]. f. zany and family left for Chicago
last night
Col. W. l.. Crawford left his evening
for Galveston. aud Judge NJ. H. Cruw-
ford for Enrcka Springs,
General W. l.. Cabel left for New Or
leans last night
Cnl. L. $. Thorne aud John Eycrnan.
general and ASSISTANT snpprntendenis of
ihe Texas aud Pacific railroad returned
from the West this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
SENATOR MILLS
Thinks the Sherman Law win lie
Repealed
BUT A SUBSTITUTE MEASURE
craft o.. in Texas.
r.r.i.a. n ISl ~

corsiea- =, "sto,s' Etspecial)
Senator Roge, In. returned
hOn'". He had only days axo made
al address opening The Chnu,auuua at
San Maros lie states that The opening
day was the largest in Chauiauqua his
tory. The senator complains OF ia health.
He also complains thar the oilice-scekers
have heen a source Of much annoyance to
him. aud have in consequence caused
him much distress of mind. and that he
has done everything possible 10 eyade
them aud the reporters, hui to no avail
senator Mills riterites his endorsement
OF the PLAZA OF establishing mniuuy By.
stitute ii Corsirlna. of which he spoke
fav0rably before leaving for Washington
ana CaliOn Springs. lie eAprrssgs a
strong desire TO join the ctiIcns' com
mittee III the matter OF raising stock to
secure the iuhlitnte.
Senator Mills will not talk ON politics.
He. however, expressed the view that the
Sherman act would be repealed by con-
siituta would be adopted instead. He is
al he opinion that there is no necessity
fut alarm over the financial question as
II Is a panic which Is uifOunled, caused
10y the eNpOriution Of gold from the
United STATES 10y the banks and thereby
Grating spirit of distrusi and false
alarm
As 10 The breach IN the Texas de
mocrly!. senator Mills is Of the opinion
that il will he patched up, and those
who Were Democrats and voted for
Clark ia The last election will participate
in Dcuucratic Affairs and assist In the
election Of the Democratic state ticket at
the polls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

mary elton, Tex. July O,-lSpeciol)-
81 4 two days session the Bell Conn
lex -lonfederate association organized
0TH,f.r.lay AFTERNOON. The following oiIi-
y w We're elected for the ensuing year:
- F,slsstef, president; with following
-nftsilents: Silns CLARK, W. L.
\ SAt,n' III A. Wheeler. Jas. Pike, y. &
/k-9 niinaon. l.. Il. Nach. w. {. Cevetts,
nicer Young l.. w. Johnson IL. H.
,,,rif5fd. secretary. W. b. Blair, treas
SUI: II. a. Grant surgeon; W. Il. Stock
chaplin; Alex. White. ensign: Silas
anSAcr. rnninauding sergeant. The as
i, sslsailou owns a beautiful park Of ten
ICES On which there is Il fine spring Of
no f-nowing water, They contemplate
additional purchase of land TO enlarge
-----><r gr0nDds. The weather was delight
aud bltogcthcr this was one of the
> Il enjpyable services yet held By this
.ffslatlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

81. Petersburg. july s.-Full particu.
lnrs Of the burning Of the steamer Al.
fonz, near Romanov on the Volga river
July 4. have been received here. The
Gre was started by spark FROM the
pipe OF cureless smoker Through mn
error ON the part Of the mon ut the
wheel the vessel was run aground lao
became pnuic.stricken aud dozens jump
ed overheard. Many were drawn under
by the current aud the still revolving
propclers. Nearly fifty persons were
d.,xvnad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Louisiana. Mo, Jnly s-Joseph aad
Francis Rcgnicr. French formers, who
live near Pleasant Hills H. Willie on
tering their bachelor quarters after a
hard days work were selzei, bound and
"a eyed by two white and black rascal
aud made to disclose whore they bad
concealed some money. Aitcr having
firmly secured their viciin. and icliSye'l
them Of upwards Of 5000 tile thieves
escaped. one Of the brothers. Frnllg.
rol,bers hung him aud applied lire 10
lis back and neck. A posse Is securing
the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

pltpburr, Pa. July o,.-Four' g. A. Il.
posts met last night aud decided 70
take up the cases Of the dropped pea.
soucrs In this disltict. At the quarterly
payment Of pensions here last week,
rs pensions were dropped from .
ins In accordance with nrdor- from
WASHINGTON. It is the intention nj u. A..
Il. posts Ia test the matter Ia the onnr' 3,
aud Congressman William A. stone
has been retained as counsel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
LowERY WILL RECOVER.

G. G. Lowery. tho man who was shot
by Minute Lester last night, will re-
cover. The ball struck hin under the
left ear aud plowed right along The skull,
and was cut out just under the right ear
Mrs. lowory. alins Lester Is In jail. She
snys that I4Owery recently returned from
Chicago aud made vile accusation
against her. which she proved untrue by
the certificate of u physician. lie con-
tinued his abuse of her aud she shot him.
l4owery refuses 10 talk about bis esca-
pade, but says he Will be aide to 20 to
work TOMORROW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Chicago, MS. July s.-Applcatlon vas
made today for receiver TOR the Pro-
dmce Cold Storage exchange. The ea'
change Is carrying on business Of a
coll.stoinge warhonse' and holds new
tsn sbould the business be- closed up
IN an indebtedness Of only Sll,OWY
ar,,ot loss will be sustained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

washington. July Representative
Jerry Simpson WINS shown tonight dts
patch from Topeka. Kas stating deal
had been made by the populieiH " that
state whereby he would become n candidate
for governor next year. and Governor
IlrweiiiuR would run for the aenatOrslip
10 sccred Martin. He said there was not
a srintinn " truth In the story ns far ~
he wns concerned aud he doubted Tie
stntcInen, regarding Governor Llewoliina's
Candidacy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Roanoke Tex. July Especial -
The grasshoppers have damaged the cot
ton and corn Ia some localities near here.
Esquire Freeman and family are visit
ing IN Wirhita Falls this week
Mics Rosa MctiiEnis, who has been
teaching ninsic school ~ Elizabeth owu,
came home lRst Monday morning
The merchants here nre doing a good
trade for the time u year
The very able article In Tie Gazette
BY Hon. John n. Reaenn. on the silver
question. Is attracting considerable In
tersst
The continuous dry weather IL raneina
q scarcity VI stock water among the
farmers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

gagged to work on Tho Mnrialcnn md Car
thcgrna railrond IN CUlnhla. Whom ue5
got to the Mace where thu railroad MAS
being built they fn0nd The lnnh swaniry
aud many II then wcrc sam w with yeti
low fcvrr and other diseases. The cum.
pauy gave no m,siirn aid ana they had &c
lake care NJ each other. Woi says over
100 men died In short time and TINT
uf The entire number only - lived 10 TO
turn uorib
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Troy, n. Y, July g. Business At The
Rrcnker island plant Of lbe Troy Steel
and Iron company will be suspended 10
morrow for an indefinite time. ihs sns-
pension viii affect nearly 1850 peoplt.
The shutdown Is on account Of the I'M
settled condition Of the business affairs
NJ the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

anssr Colo July o. Southern Colo
,..rs ~ WAS visited yesterday by rains
casuich iIl great damage. South Of La
street Fra elpud burst carried lway the Bed
difrh hune. AT la Jmta the streets
a 9 rafered with water. Fifteen hun
y hos - and q large number Of hogs
- fOtfls We're drowned IN the vicinity,
,..s,le trpps Mere badly damaged Trains
IS ih' lhr fautt Fe and Missouri Pacific
ny t-ifNefe delayed by the washing away
" fft1 iraekr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

alnA,ly 5000 has been received hy the
relief committees The injured are haV-
ing good care from Physicians aud nurses
hut many thugs nrc ueccel for their com
fort Clothing Of all kinds cannot he sent
IN too guat abundance, Fo0d for the
sick also be daily recurring want for
many weeks 10 come,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Paris. July 9,-Peytral minister Of
fin lnce, resigned late last night. A wide
difference Of opinion a. TO the proper
policy toward tiie ni0be IN Paris j. APP
parent aud n general ministerial crisas 10
Imminent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Kountse, Tex, July o-ltc Fcrtes,
berry took dose Of arscnie Instead n
calomel and is In a critical condition.
-Four weeks aru his son. Henry, was
given 4 dose OF supposed ralomel frun
the same bOttlr and died shortly after
wards IN great agony The bottle con-
tanning the drug was plainly marked
arsenic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Vienna. July D.-The Socialists made =
pullio demnnstrotlon Today In favor OF
univcraai auffrugc. More than 10000 at
tei,led the indoor meeting. Az many more
listened to speeches In 'lly hall squire.
that Count fnhfV. Austrian PREMIER VIII
propose thai The wOrlilupmeii's chamber
elect delegates 10 the reiehrrath
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Chicago. Ms, July s-The musical
congress closed today. Miss Maynard
Butler VI Boston Mass, read paper On
Calvin B Cahy explained the nystems
ia vogue la the University Of Michigan.
Levi Orser of Texas demonstrated the
new system Of mueo,l notation. ~
which he Is the author Pagers W ny
rad also from Professor Waldo
Pratt OF Hartford. Conn, and Il. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Panama Colombia, July 9.--Dr. luui-
"a. secretary Of state. during the Admin
istrntionr Of Bogran and Leiyh Al aondn,
ras. has been bAnished by General
Naaaiisz, the acting president. lie "
now In Guatemala. He says = reign Of
terror prevails in Honduras. Tbe niinh-
ZION Is alarming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

rangier. July 9.Jrhe suliaTs expe
dition which holt the capital June 20. to
subJle rrbelllous tribe, had heavy
sighting with Hemnleena aud Snrashocns
Tie nnltan'- forces have been victorious,
although losing heavily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Rome. July 9.--Patrie says A. soon AZ
the senate finishes the business now Ia
hand The closing Of the session viii be
ordered with a view toward proceeding
against all members Of parliament In
plicnted Ia the bank scandals. The
guilty senators VIII b. requested 10 r~-
sign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Fort Dodge. Ia, July s.-rhe appeal
for finencial aid made by Governor
8oies for the suffering survivors q the
Pomeroy cyclone IS nesting with fair
RESPONSE fIsssn al para % uAs Atats and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

-,.,,'y ~ Mexico, July 0.-The convic:s
~ 'ned ia the prison Chilpaucineo made
, n spefnte break for liberty yesterday.
(. h ih'. figilan9,e Of the guarls prevented
AZ v tf'ape. In the fight one 81 the
,bl rds vas severely wounded and tbres
Z qfIfts killed. The other coavicts were
~ yhtsl to the prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Kno,yins, Tenn, July As result
~ :, drunken luht az Wopdblns. NY.
Yesterday. City Marshall hl0rIisscy and
Aud Smith aud Jim FTHiisis. two des-
peradoes. were killed. -Four others were
yxouudad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Cleveland, o.. July THE switcaiinE
crews 10 me o,y yards Of the Lake Shore
rad have struck Sixty uen arr out.
Tbs company has DECIDED 70 put Aew men
ta rsrg II place % the strikers, aud de
maud has Keen made "a tho the aiicffT
Tor projection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

stoneboro. I'a.. July D.--WhiIe four
pittsbura exctirsionists We're tnlSing a
bolt ride nl Sandy Lake today the
boat cal,Slzsd and Joseph Bishop aud
John Lyons we're drowned tie others
wore reatQied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

nichuond. Ind, July GA Panbspdle
train strn i a buggy with three people
III il at Rich Crossing. nsar uiia city to-
tish. and killed all rirec occupants,
Mrs Ehz1befh Ganzaatoa, John and her
daughter, May.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Gncinnail o., July s--General
Iliekenlooper has issued an ofaelal cali
for a meeting pf the Society Of the Army
Of remcesc4 at Chicago The i1th and
i2th al Septeinbcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

'l'pa Tex, July 9.-Cspeciai.)-
~ Noz. brick mason. suicided this
'''''t py taking two ounces of lauda.
70 WIS married about three
W. NO but his wife had left him.
.,l, y see her last night to effect a
latAl dose. TT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Pekiu. Hle., July The residence Of
Jacob Lohutx was burned this afternoon.
Mrs Lohnz, who was about to BE- com
fined, and her elahieen-nonth--old cillld
were burned to death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Dubolse. Pa. July s-Two freight trains
met on tha philairlphh AID Erie rad here
fhle niurning Engineer Bradford and
Tlreninu Han were killed, aud Brakeman
Hbaffer was family Injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Mlddlrsboufgh ~, July eA hanYx
last nishi, IN which a SLOWER ~ ish. Of
The sun perch spscis., ~. Rlcsigiie,sd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

; mUa Corbett is enroute from Load
/, ia GIL. to the Worlds fair on horse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

brakeman Me'lrpmy, Mtrtcd with MS
snliiing sud Obhlng j. " Bailey, Tue
GiO0 h0ul, iN uwalt the ncilOu ~ th gtanl
Jury, Aldtcuty hns beeu u jail nearly a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

Word was brought ~ yesterday Of n
double killing at Canada Alamosa
II appears that William Harden. the
foreman ~ IA ranch near Ojo Calents
was at Canada Alameda with compan.
iun and drank considerable wine. The
vine undoubtedly had bad effect ~
considerable bolst.rous talking followed
during which Harden Il ,urlshad n str
shooter. HE companion -ndravored H.
take It away when one ot the M-xicans
Iuterfer-d. the gun sas, It IL said, acct.
IDENTIFY discharged, killing the Mexican.
The friends oi the dead mrn became
indignant and gave chase to the then es
Gaping cowboy, completely Kidding him
with bullete.
The letter states that he had been shot
en- times ut 81 -. range, the powder
burning his face aud body. Wien
brought TO Chloride Tor burial his head
had been crushed with stones and hi,
body LITERAL. mangl-d
the burial took place NJ Chloride and
the remains now rest N grave adjuin
ing that ~ Ralph Moore who shot him,
self some two years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
DssrnI,r CotEr.
i~psr,snt Ca-rs Di-pe-es 90 Dvrtss
the Past ~ eek

In the rAe- ~ Cleo. n. 0lsssner Va. 7
=. Wad,, Judgment "a lower court Ia
plaintiff favor was affirmed.
In the case ~ Henry I.ookhart 81, al
Va Ellis larri. Judgment 81 lower cour,
against j PENDANT AMI bondrmen.
The Gao u Barbara Arasuu lie Mon.
toys Va. Julio Martin 81. al. was dismias.
ei by plaintiff.
H. the nas. u Dunlap w Smith A No
Twain, ju igmeut vas rendered IN PLAIN
tire favor.
In the ,ase u otto Berger We. G. n.
Hitkpatriik et. al., Judgment against de.
PENDANTS aud bondsmtn were taken.
The ca = Of Matte Ortiz 81. al. aga,ns.
Jeremiah Sicily, WAS tried 10y jury yea
tsrday AMI verdict rendered IN plaintiffs
favor.
The care u Dunlap Va James l.. Pat
Ten ct. al was settled by defendant pay.
ing amount eued tor
On Saturday afternoon the case % Os
car q eb"l W. the New York Llfs 10.
surgnce "ompa'y, was tired before the
curt MIR. Goeb-l complains that an
agent of The company came TO his store
nj Belen some years agu and induced
him To- take slu,uD ~ life Insurance. on
tue repr" AentRtiou that the company
would 40 innate tim ~ oue % u board
~ terrific .lal comm lsslbners Tor the com.
pany, by reason ~ which his premiums
would b reduced from 500 10 about
CLIO anomaly Development IN the
course " = year made It apparent that
the tepf, citations ~ the agent Of the
company we're falsa, aud that the board
o' New NJ I,uD dtre'' IRIS was u myth, and
Mr. Gpel 81 brings SUI, 10 reeclnd the
noutract The trial was not concluded.
Mondav morning the case " the Tern
tory against jose Lopez and Severe Mar
tn Tor ~ auI, aud battery, upon John
Miller, n Justice ~ the peace, WAS tried.
From thu evidence II appears that Mr..
Miller MS hearing case In his court,
when he reprJved Severe Martin, the I'D
Nocate u Lopez, Tor his conduct toward
" wItnees, n hoy II years - age. Severe
didn't appreciate the judges position or
need hls Idyioe, aud continued TO intimi
late the witness, when the Judge severe
ly Iectur'd HIM again. MIR Martin be.
ame en aged and hurled the statute
laws at to yuds-'s hrRi threw him from
his chair tnu beat him. while his client
helped Il Judge to he feet With vigor
Gus kick, Sheh the Judge testified sent
him rlgh fe-t across the room.