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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
NEWS C0NlENSED.

| doing great damage.
nnr,ng a rain AT isinporia. Kas.. a fish
,cll frnn The clouds.
- ~ t,,,,.. n.v,nn,,rt ,cas hor.
r,hly mnnrl,,l in mn elevator
..,.., Ill, ,,n,.- M ,l,rksviile.
r1, ,,,,, n.,,rnes war. lIu.a
,,,,,,a,
w s,e,,h INA nj, H. rI,h, arm on
-, - ..,,,,,
s",ere NV, s'ul'''u p sa,',,'.., =, .rnns
""
ona,,uan it s ue"',, , s,oa, com
~ "'' ''''
P"'''
AT ln'llnhaponS ihu,, the o"s VI
,-nion'"'''u mimi '''''''
i'u'"
AT Richmond ma the haynes rurni-
turr company manufacturers tal'eu Tor
S'"'"
/ suicide mania mas struck Rl'o' u suah
Colorado town Three persons suie'ueu III
( one day
/ AT Raleigh. y. C., Mrs. a. w. Traps
committed suicide by cutting her 'hroaI'
I unsound MUD
Several iron foundries at Raleigh, y. O.,
will shortly shat down on account of the
poor demand.
AT Henderson Ky, three tramps were
/ giveu twenty-five lashes each for plumber
] ing freight ear.
| AT Merlden, Conn. Fri,da Bcntcr. aged
4. swallowed grain uf corn and died II
few minutes latter
I Al Portsmouth W. yn.. Carrie CARING
! ton was stabbed fatally by william Fore.
man. an rx.conyict
Al rl.r,s,,,i, Ram rho,nns 10 Ioo,ns
fell OUT Of a hotel window. u distance OF
forty feet. aud will die.
I Nia,ni. cross ,y.d M ottewnted h, cam.
: mi, snt,td, a, =, I,,ts h,.,.,,,.,, .h, had
,,,.,a1 ,.,,,, ,,.,. n,,r,,,.
nh. nav, ,.,,r,,r.n, has ho,n o,y,.o,
Ia, ,ho a.s,,.,I ~ H., ,,,,,,,,,, p.,rni at
| nrr,1a.,,a ~, ,,,a o. t,,.,
Al FUTON NO, n''auNe ne wro" ner an
nn.,n,,.,.,, nO g. ,,,',,'.,aH,
AT Hishiown' ~ D. Lss'r stevens was
arrested on lhe charge OF attempting 10
1 poison the family Tor when sue worked
The womun's Christian Temperance
union of Forl scott kns.' has organized II
crusade against tue saloons OF That cllE'
| The conference NJ the Wuman's Mission.
AIRY society Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church will meet ut wlliamspor,, Pa, In
I 1874.
| In thirty counties In She west NJ Kansas
the wheat crop Is total failure, nnd Gov
eruor Lewelllng has been appealed to for
relief.
a, c,no,,r,,t n servant Girl AT.
,o,',,,,., T., nnr,i.r I'm. family Of Jacob
s,a,l,.r N, nl,,.,pu pols,n I'm their food.
then disnprrared.
49,, IA .t.u IA, ,,,,n, IN Nav
" Ia. hnon hoard Of 1 @
n",N' "o.nt ,,,.,,'..., ,n,,, az ANN.
h',e, ~
'"E'''
While crossing a u'St' gu 'ne n'eu'
mona nu" ,'""' NV '.no' ,,nro, ,sars
iottesNile' VA. wv"
s'ruck ny 'r"'" anu
In statement made on her deathned
Mrs. Woodward of New York eitS toid
story Of an unhappy life aud begged her
mother to KIN her child rather than let the
father have IT,
'rhp Calcutta and Berkshire mills, FRANK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Now or.euns, La. July /. ESPECIALLY
Sterling Commercial ~
days. ~ @4 IS
Francs -Commcrslal6J days.5 .1S
New York sISnt-l3ank ..... loo premium
Commercial. ................. $50 dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

co TO ". H. DAI,I,AH. FOURTEENTH
and ilusk streets 10 store hOnsehnld gpoda
aud merchandise. Fire-pr0of building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

~..,,..... ,,,.,.I ..,,..., A.. ..,,.,,t ssnn.
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~" "s'Suu' vi ' ',', NV e-n,e,, ~.
=" .'N tpu's o. i"' ".-''eV, uo'N y ~"
,, ana 10 Mce' ,nc reH",.'' y y
'"s pSp''s news r'i'''s, =" Wy"
Ve"'H :" Wsronuh"e me pu"l'"hon uN'F
Va NV ACCOMPLISHMENTS io' pe' SonF "sS'Vlns
wy snu VI nouoVs 9, "us'Vs US ~ ,'u''''
,i,nos to- "a. ,,,.,,,,' s.,,,,,, .nr,,,.,,,,',,
lar aaysr,,son,an,s -, III chsrnr,ar ~ -,
~. ,oe - NJ. 49,, ,,.os,,,,,s -
r.. ,,,, ~ -, :, ~ - ''A
ONE CENT a WORD ADS.
cinssincations Will be charged at the rate
OF one cent word each Insertion. aud must
be paid for In advance. This rule is invar.
liable and no exception Will be nade 10 any
case.
PERSONAL.
LOSE
FOUND.
c.rt.Nrn
-. -. ~
MULLEN,
STRAlED OR STOLEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

See The Gazstte'a swap column %
want Tbs swap column Hin bring T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

seines. nets. reels rods and hooks OF
al kinds at Anderson's Clubhouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Galveston. Tex. July / -tSpeciaLN--
SteriinE, gu days. : 50
New nrleans sight nom
American silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

srouAer WAREHOUSE

REGULAR STORAGE HOUSE FOR FUR.
nitnfe. pianos. vehicles trunks boxes, ste.
new rn0ms; get our rates. careful moving.
packing shipping, ric estimates free.
W. +. biuyUn Co, Seventeenth and
Iltlsk streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Frybody is going to carrolton July
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

THE BEST STOCK OF SECOND HAND
furniture stoves and trunks IN tho city.
IT, ". Stnndley, 2i5 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Brlti-" =. sop
london. July |.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Iuly1.-AIouey on call
rominal
Prime mercantile paper. Gas.
Sterling exchange, quiet. $3.50 ;l-iu
,+.Sl ~, 10 days; SASS 1-iul.S3 81,
demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

WANTED HORSE AND BuG;N, GleN-
uV Y, private party Tor summer for the
Keeping OF him la good livery statute. Al.
drcss W. y. j., care Gazette oiEcc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

FOR SALE Will SELL on EXCHANGE
for hursps or cattle. stock OF drugs and
nNtures, inNniur aDout SIvJu Auufess
Box v. Coleman. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

HOARD ~ PRIVATE FAMILY
by gentiennn md wife. also siNHie srnils.l
uiau. Aiusi huyis Nrunl. wei f9utilalfi
MON. ,ouYrnirnt 90 husins4t larf y The
city, Alircss Stating iFrhf. X. ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
RON nn>r-pwrLL,Nos

First street. screened: water In yard; all
improrymsnts, Apply TO Jewell OF More
house 4 Mcilrlde
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

LosT-A GOLD CUFF BUTTON. INITIAL
NJ. Finder will please leave at Ga
zette office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

BIDS on CAR LOTS OF LUMBER AND
shingles from mills viii he furnished ON
,irmlSed bills, Box 4s3, Fort Worth Lunl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
sArE DEALERS


If You WANT ANYTHING ~ TuAT
line wrltc The Fort Worth Stamp com
Bnny' 5lS 'dnin street, Fort Worth
Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

MONEY TO LOAN on FAlilia 4 NJ FAllsi
Jng lnnas by the VIC heither ialId Nor
gage ,aaipsny. o. huTley uuiidins. Fos
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
FINANCIAL

MONEY 70 LIND oS FAIius AND IN.
proved city real estate. Vendors lien
mites purchased and extended a few
good farms TO cell on long time annual
payments c. II. slllluan. land mortgage
banker. Office Land Iluo block. Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SENII-NEEKIN
Gazette ~ 81 year can be taken by any.
do i Write for terms to tho Democrat
Publishing company, Fort Worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
u,pr ~ pROSpErT PARK RrNtWAY.

several hundred people at the Wiilinck entrance -
pro.poct Iarh Flatbu-h, witnr--"d an "N'iilh7 ran
AWAY accident Yesterday afternoon. y powerful s"r'
rel horse. dragging III" running gear oi buggy "il
tie hiatt. smashed. dashed past and ran I'M" team
of horsr, attached funeral coach. driven BY J'hh
MctIir. Of so. Il kosou'hoSt.. lil""hNh. \ ''o'N
quay an th. Park drive HEAVY McManuS OF No. IL
Ccntrest aud Patrick h"nncy, Of NO. 3'0 '""ih"'
=, BroohlNn lay In the road. With the bon oil the
,.rrlnee nlsug.it,c ~ them. k.nn"y VA, nic"l
.cion. and both Ner, bleeding prou'ely. They w'r"
driving through the park when The h,'-' took lrlSh'
and ran auav smashing the LoN Of th" carnns
nc,i,st free. Lotn men were thrown violently 10
the ground.
Park Policemen James Ca sliy ana Dcnris Hc"o"ni
nl,ccd Kcnnry on u bench, and icleph"ntd 10 Ia"
sency Hospital for an ambulance. surgeon 'ohi
por,rt answered the call and succeeded In r'N'ohs
Konney 10 consciousness. Four OF his l"it RIBS Wee
broken his hight shoulder di-locatcd and tn" back OF
his left hand cut open. Manus'S face was badly
cui and hl right arm broken. BON w"" taken 10
the hos eiinl. when the runaway horse ran INTO IL"
team Of the funeral coach II fell beneath III" feet ol
th Two horses, causing them I" plnner and rear. ANA
navel VAS DELAY ed for som" timt before they were
At f. 1n.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
DIyyER TO EX-CHiNCELLOR RrNYON.

The committee I'm charge Of The dinner TO tx Chan
ccIlor Ih.odorr RunyOn. OF Newark, ~ lh' li'"i
Waldorf. tomorrow evening, has c"WI'''"u All :"
rouccm,nis The dinner (, testimonial from ciiz'n'
81 Newark Irrespective of PARTY aiiliaIion. Covers
,lI he laid for 30 guests IN the hotel cafe, the
Il, nouct hnu being too small to accommodate all
who wish 10 De- pr, The speakers VIII be Frank
lin Mrrphy who will preside and deliver the address
If welcome Governor WerS. senator James smith, IT,
samuel H. Grey Of Camden: IN" Rev. Dr. Henry
Baker and others. \ blii hour rec"phoh pssi"'i"s
-, an ~, will precedr the dinner The Reception
c,,mi,te. con.i1s of John +. Dryden Cortlandt
p,rl.or Thomas ~ McCartcr and ce-thancrllor
Van Fleet Ex Chancellor Rinyon, who succeeds
William Walter Phelps rs Minister TO Germany.
wiI start for his post OF duty
W. tho staoner pnris on May q. lie will b"
,rcomu,nicd by hi, family and his Soninlaw aud
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. iinSknN, who VIII sp'hd '''
summer I'm Europr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
FINE JERSEY CATTLE To BE SOLD TO HORROU

Unusual interest Is manifested by s'ockmon ana
farmers In the sale ~ Jersey cattle At TIE American
institute Building. Third ave. between sixty third
and sixty fourth sts.. to morrow ms sal" VIII De-
lie Peter C. Kellogg CO.. th" well known auctloneer'
and will begin promptly nj 10 II. m 'OINlghhl'h'N
have been received from som" oi The i'Adihs h'uS'
Includiur thn,. Of :. NJ Busnham. Satgatnck. Conn
Thric, p.rmlcy Ceramic y. j: Nathan Robins. Robin
l,od Farm M.tuch"n: ID. J.. Appleton, Ipswich.
Mass: Thomas l.. Jnckson. lairy!cw stock Farm,
Mount Rose " j.; A. H. Moore. Clov'rdale |ari'
Col,nar Penn: John \. Cunningham. Bolton, Mass
H. H. KYLE Morri,own. y. j.; estate OF I" = lin'ch,h
SON Fresh Pond herd. Engl"wood. ~ D. Nhii,laW
nil 1uLir Farm and Grur.r y. Farmer. ol NOM
,Ilir Every animal offered Tor sale Is registered ana
,hr majority of them represent the finest breeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
4 STTDENT or TIE DRAMA FOR SLY iEARN.

Tie Row Thoma, Dixon. IT,. Preached ne NrS' oi Il
..ri.. ~ ten sermons " IT," shadow :" me H"'F"
CIV I'm Association Hall Yesterday III -nbI'ri was
Ia. Low Theatre or IA" Degradation Of our An'uS'
menta- lie said In part
hay. h..n n close student ~ the drama for SIX
years. During IA" last year hay" mad" special
Investigation Of ti. -ui eci from the moral point OF
,cw. There are fcw good theatre, In New York.
but they are very fw. speak Of what kn"" ana
have -c.n personally. There are few gooi 'h'ar'S
r. orr other Iargr cities hut The bad one, outnuhlb'r
IA. good ,.n T., ono There good plays ana thef"
,r. had rlavs There are plays ,Aat arr wh"' 'h'
and that are helpful and wish tn"r" were more q
,,e,n produced today I'm America. hay" como TO
ia. deliberate conclusion. after IA" study OF when
pr,k TINT II +, the duty ~ IN" teacher "t morals
today TO encourage that which IS good aud whole
.ou. and 20 discriminate between th" good ana Inc
had In dramatic representation On rar" occasions
through these tx years hay" attended good theatres
vim be- ,nl result. to myself. Bui the greatest care
mu~t b. exercised by any man who GOES 10 theatre
to lnv L., lee bring himself f. contact with the N''s'
md ,hc foul.,t possible action. which today u"h'
nate, fhc Theatrical world.
Tn. men WHO are trying to give H." pubic tue
nl,,.,t .las. Of entertainment ami instruction. III ur
th.,fr. s.uld b. .,isaincd. and It Is time that tHN
ic,u.uf united with tlr Christian scntn"hf 81 inc
community Ia determined cfor; Ia cia-h on or ~
l.n.t tn mulgir the ryn ulu"ucr, oi Ia" 10" pay,
hons. Inc claim truth II ~ny II drilb'r"''lE' !
,yy u from personal hnpwIrdk' Hh" ''uuN' ", "
ur,ludlcc- mot OF our tI"hif'r ~ Il, ~ ~
ara. -rrat. morals aHd an ldl'l lHcHt
,f t.. int, lIc.nc" of tn American Naluh, ana are
Tie, ,oi.c,, ol mmensniahic corruption 10 o"' NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

snid Of the collection think II of far greater value
than many Others they have paid high for"
Dr. FIGHTERS Book. "Cyprus the Bible and Homer"
is Illustrated b. several Thousand drawings. many Of
which ar" executed In cOlorS. Gladstone reviewed
the work recently ana wrote the following letter To
Dr.. Elchcr:
Ic Downing.st, Whitehall. ,ao,
Oar Sir: thoroueh examination OF your work. which
would have best cNrlr-e for compliance WIN
yolr desire. unfortunately bren out Of power III
tho heavy demands upon my time to2''r
with some other causr> ,.,,.
Aided however. nv the references which You kindly
siipnlioI have made myself sufficiently acquainted win
il b. G"fpy depressed with is importance a. sud
sanal corfrb , n great work Of uniiylng ana
iutrqruc arclair knowrdg" which mas recently ~eh
obtained in - many branches and so many quarters n,
Cyprus was | alprrhcnd. %r.ht advance Pnrt, o,
PhOenican iqitiOn, colnniric" hhd ciNlittol am ~
ma rove ia have bccoc the r'hc,t sorchousc Of in-
iativr remains supplied By that race when payer 20
norcntous A part in human deN eOimcnt =
view. II the Nstatt" Aphfo1tr, 50 TAR as Ca
have been able 10 examine them. appear to me 10 D. w.
closn corrosnondcncc evidence supplied by tl
text q, Homer ard may b. worthy Of not. win FIT
,cc to the ,orgOncion. that while u" Shlrd oil ~
memnou s-ociatcs IL with Cyprus. the only othei %
IN remember right the tiOrgon in Homer, is III III
i'ndcrv,,rld oi tho Eleventh odyssey whrh Is. ~
conceive altogether exotic tiat !. W say i"'" 80
IL, character ,-,r,b,. ~ it,
7 couI wish That this letter "cfe more WORTH VI l
occasion but Won will. an sur" eN'uS lS' "rtnn
on cunt Of IT, circm.tincos under Wnrn "a cathf
| have the honor to remain d"ar sT '"II abs iOST
and obcilcnt W, r., o.,n, n,nar nf my
I take tho liberty OF inclosing recent DAB VI w.,
own somewhat SLIGHT IN rs tN,uf' VIM" "'
ronts OF relations with YOUR WORK
pr Richter has conc to Boston. whcr ne WI, r, w
tho cues of Professor Kohl"r. OF the museum =" r'n ~.
ir;s The lecture 10y DR.. Richter VII DE- eNc" III
,Hichcring Hall on Monday evening May -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
ADVJSTNG SOCIALISTS TO BE CITI/ENS'
Tr-Go vOGT Tells THEM THEY ARE Fo"'S ''''
Nor SETTLING TUFIR PAPERS.

rrrCO vOCT Tells THEM THEY NJ" fo''"' W."
NOT sEcrEING TurIR PAPERS
lingo yogt the editor OF me German organ Of 'he
coc,,,,.t rohor nIr,y. made things lively ye't'ldav
,fcrroon ot the meeting of the Central LABOR f''
cro,ior n No. 81 East FouFth-St. Ncgt, WHO i Il
good spralcr and full Of sarcasm, 'on u" u'' >'''
that th.y were fools for not becoming H'lh'h''
Il know said he. that not onc-four'h q" 'h' "''"'
.rs Of some Of The largest and most progrssiV' o. an
iz,tous aaIiatcl with the + d"ration are 'uNh va
r rr,,cd states. How can you take political ACTON
Under srch conditions All the unions shoniu 'orc'
their members 10 become American cl'HrhS' '",
men who rm,. to l~comr cllzcns should be looked
~ a. ,oltuc,, scohs With this end In View
crn.us should y" taken In ell unionS to sh"" i""
many mon they hav, who have hot taken on 'her
uop,rs Dniv go Russians Ia 1870 w'r" ci'/"hS' III
l-9l there wr, 100. and last year there were Only
Ia Tli, /, u rdiculou'y small proportion "I nv
rr..iqu pounl,,ion" circular Will he sent To III 'ne
r,li,t, uulnn, asking them 70 -" 10 II mat '"''
,,,ls.r. ,lt. steps Immediately to iccom" cfI'h''
r. f,lloYing claus, was drawn mp n an Amendment
- ,h. constitution: "rhl, union I, opposed to The
is,iu, paura parties OF the capitalists. ana ia'oiS
indep.ni.nt political action nv organized LABOR
The delegates adopted long resolution 'oho'''"
a;lnc the people of Belgium on having secuto' W
certain catrni universal sifnsc. ,.oo
/ va, G.ci ed 10 hold M Immense MAY lIN ", ,u'
viii tc tvs. ungad,- early IN 10" "V'in5 one '''t
f,,,r the Fouth-.i headquarters nud ~" oi"'i nom
pr'...r, Sungro. iucirn sandal VIII preside" ~ M
c"ttlg-. In Union ~lunI" "hcfr H. "'','n n'l H.,
Errli h o,-f,lnw r,,riiug, viii b" held at me
,nincfs IL thr -luarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TO AID IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS.

A well-attended meeting Of the representatives OF
the Irish organizations OF New-iork City and its
vicinity who anxious that the English Govern
ment beratc the Irish political prisoners took place
Yesterday afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall, Secendst
and the Bowcry T. c. Lyman presided. Arrange
ments were made to have the tickets printed for the
concert and lecture which will be held at Cooper
Union on Tuesday evening May %. In all the large
cities throughout the country similar meetings are
being held, help the Central Amnesty Society IN
London and In Dublin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

On second 1f0Or MAY be found an
exhibition Of SOLID SILVER.
WARE Which, IN the attention
gircm to beauty Of form and ap.
preparedness Of OTn0HsesstattOsss
is distimctirely different from any
other stock to be seen IN NeW York.
AW WI,O are interested IN artistic
table OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR
BUYERS-are inCited to inspect
it.
THEODORE Il. STARR,
2O6 Fifth Acc.-MddisOn Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
Rr,Try FOR NOT WORKING on SUNDAY.

po,c, man John II. Cook. If the West ,iXtyelghth'
Il, squad mt Am>terdnmave. and siNty-seVehth-st'
early yesterday morning found Patrick Layhe OF NO.
6I5 West Thirty ir,tst, In the act OF beating his
mule Iayne had worn the stock of his heavy whip
,o,r out on the mules head. Cook armlgned Iayne
In tbc Yorkyile Police Court yesterday. Justice NC
Nahon asked the prisoner why he dubbed his mule.
well You see. judge was the reply, that mule
NJ n inc IS good Catholic and refused 10 work on
sunday =,
Iayne was held In 300 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
MORE INFORMATION About PALLi>rER.

Omaha NeL.. April % lspeciai.-fhilSt'r 'ne Ne"'
yor, murderer has not Yet been f)and In Omaha,
,hu,,n tho nolice appear To think he will arrive
.horilv The prisoner who gave the informa-
zion about him to-day declared that Pauister
several years ago murdered policeman at lronton'
Chic while committing robbery. lie escaped With
nut lr.iug suspected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
MORE CASES or TYPHUS FEVER.

five more deaths from typhus fever and three
new cases Of the disease were reported Yesterday
The deaths We're those OF Mss TOWNSEND George
Brnes twenty-five years old; william Smith, thirty
eight years old and CT orge Smith. homeless twenty.
one years old. The new sufferers from the disease
were James Demak thiry-two years old. OF No. $50
West Thirty nnthst Charles Wilson, thirtynve Year,
old, Bellevue Hospital, aud Frank Murphy nne'
teen years old, Of No. 100 ElGhthraves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
yooRJsH DANTE 1T ELLIS ISLAND.

Variety entertainments have now become the "fuer
-, ,ho d,v ut Ellis Island Yesterday the three
Moorish dancing girls who landed from the
t.,msh,n Ia Tourulne enlIvened the routine Of the
ton Bureau by giving exhibitions Of their
sk,,l. They arrived here with party Of forty
tx Agcrans, Tan,ians ana M1ors' who VIII NV nve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
crpr Byrciy CHR SYMPOSICM TONIGHT.

The members OF the Republican Club Will enjoy
a ",ymposlam' at the clubhouse tins evening. ohiy
members will be- present. There Will be- no tormai
,praklng and no set subject for discussion, out
,Icosant entertainment Will he provided and all who
hay, the privilege of being present VIII DC sure 70
have an extremely enjoyable tIne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
DISCOVERIES IN CYPRUS.
DR. MAX O. RICHTER TALKS or HIS WORK
MANY YEARS OF PATIENT Toll BRINGS RICH

MANY YEARS OF PATIENT TOLL BRINGS RICH
>HD-TO LECTURE HERE SOON.
DR.. Max Ohncfll,ch Richter TIE wcliknovn archaic
ologiS yho for last lively" years has been making
exp or,tion ON the site, Of The ancient towns, sanctu-
aries and metropolis In the Island OF Cyprus, under
the auspices Of the British. Berlin and cyprus Mn
seums and whose elaborate work on cyprus, the
bible and Home" has just been published. /, in Til,
country and is to lecture In this city shortly on the
subject Of his nfcvork among the buried antiquities
In Cyprus,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEw-JERSEY. SANDY
HOOK ROUTE.
owing to the washing away Of the shore at Nor
mandie, the opening of the Sandy Hook Route Will
BIO postponed until May 10. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

It Is .A by vopo'ea Democrats, .s t ,"r ;ne place
ANn'oaiu' commissioner OF Immigration now hela
OF orcrne Archibald IS certainly
tS rscosnion at the c, eSeGs SECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

Vice President Morton Is Still living III WASH, ,'
a. ond will remain there until he taxes UP Ms
i"s'o''' t ,h. SIMMER IT Ellcrslie his charih"1
scat a, EhncciH. His plans for lie i''"r'
oro sin uniformed. H. may 'o"'.n"' !" ,n',
'tI' ,a l.. may r"urn 10 Nv 'rA. ~ 49,,
WASH! :" !" ny iI.,ng = li'P ar"ni'u Wv
II, pr's"n nd ~ IL he dors he w PROBABLY be gone iO'
wear or more
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-26
ALL OVER EUROPE.

THE use Of torture in legal proceed
ings was permissible in Austria until
well within the present century.
MONACO is reported as planning TO
hold universal exposition next year.
Monaco has territory of eight square
miles and standing army of one hun
dred and twenty-six men.
Up to the end of last year the trus-
tees of the Peabody donation fund
have provided for the laboring poor Of
London 1913 rooms, with wash
houses and laundries, occupied by 90
IA persons
The tyranny of landlords in America
nas not yet reached the stage devel-
,ped at Porthcswl. Welsh watering
place, where house owner only rents
IN condition that his tenants shall
draw no water from the pumps on
Sunday"
A sNAn's pace was recently careful
y observed in Florence, Italy. Sever
Il of the mollusks were placed between
Two points ten feet apart, and started.
II was ascertained that the fastest
snail In the race travelled at the rate Of
4 mile in fourteen DAYS.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-26
THE KANSAS DELEGATES.
Some of Them Not Pleased With the Re.
publican League Convention at Louis
Vile. XIV

Some Of Them Not Pleased With the Re.
publican League Convention at Louis.
Vile, Ky.
Topeka, Kan, May 22.-Some of the
X nsas delegates to the national con,
vention of the league of republican
clubs are anything but pleased with
the way that things in general went al
Louisville, and they do not hesitate to
give expression to their views.
In the first place, they say it was not
within the rightful province of the
league to give a platform to the
country, and the declaration of prin.
ciples which was made is such as
to provoke suspicion as to its capa.
bilities for leading. The league wa,
designed as an executive organiza
ton, and not as body of counselors, a
troop to execute the plans and pur,
poses of the national party as promul
gated by the national convention. The
speech of Clarkson adverse to southern
negroes is also severely criticised.