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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

No clue has yet developed 10 the Tew-
mey murder mystery. Several rumors
were traced as possible clues only TO
end in-nothng The most surprising
feature is that it seems SO absolutely
impossible 10 find any one who ever saw
the murdered woman after o'clock Fri
day, until the body was found. II would
appear to be- an impossible thing for
any one 10 disappear SO entirely us she
did, but The stubborn fact remains, that
This time no one viii acknowledge to
having seen her after Friday.
There were evidently several persons
implicated in this crime. and it is n case
whore the governor OF the state could
offer y reward for the detection OF She
criminals that might have worry good
elect This tragedy Is almost uupnral-
lcled for HirOcity. and IL would be proper
20 give amy and every stimulus that
could did The authorities in their efforts
To ferret ont this dark secret and IL the
wisdom of those having control Of these
matiers should think reward would
serve good purpose, il should be- Of
fcred at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

The total vote for presidential electors
in November last 10y The figures given
below is found TO- have boon 12.OGS. $50
amt The plurality for the Democrats
.S23i2. The Democratic plurality n
lSSS. Though Mr. Cleveland was de-
ieatod mo- the electoral collpgrJ was
N15A lu 1881 the Democratic plurality
was 2&,Uuj.
The electoral vote Of four states Is
divided this year. No North Dakota
each cicator v0yd differently. one for
Ciorclgud. one for Harrison. aud me
Third Tor Weaver Tho results of the
buIio.iugs ut lhc meetings OF the electors
ui the several s.Jtoa are appended to
ur table pl Che popular vote for con-
Nvuiruor of reference.
Pc two houses of congress win meet
bon Joint session the president of the
senate presiding, IN the han or the house
OF Representatives m Washington ON
tlr second "Wednesday unp Slh dny OF
February most, to usccrtnu and declare
the state of the vote of che electors for
president and vice president OF the
United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
NO TICKS THERE,
B're'r Rusk Your Dead Line Should 30
Lowered.

Bre'r Rusk Your Dead Line Should 30
Lowered,
Albany, Tex. Jan, 20. (SpociaIl
Mcssrs q. n, Reynolds aud l.. H. iiiu
left for Washington today backed hy
facts and igues TO present tn Hon. J. NJ
RuSk secretary of agriculture to induce
him TO rc-mstute ths county IN the
healthy district A state of affairs TINT
existed prior to 1872 W which nmo.
Shucklctord as wen MS other counties iu
this section were above the United States
government fever line. The throwing ont
of THESE counties WAS occaiuned by uu-
scrupulous parties from below the line
driving cattle into this section aud bv
Misrepresentation, get parties Ia certify
that their cattle were from Shnckefnrl
.llWockmOrton and other counties. whom
IN fact thty were from counties below
the line The people of this On.
tire section were very INDIGNANT at
what WAS done There Is no question
THAI This country and others north are
as healthy us any in this entire stute. ana
considering the fact that L Is two thons.
and feet above sea level, TINT no ticks are
found on stock here, and that it is u high
rolling prairie country. that no disease
hiss ever hCen communicated 10 stock
BY cattle coming from this sc,-
ton coming IN contact with those
In more northern climates, Sern-
taiy ltusk should lower his line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

brentwood, Tex Jan. 20 Specially
-.At mus7 mcetlng mis- evening the
at three 90 go To Ag<.m aud present
h"oVuWood ns an applicant for NE loca-
lion of one of the new courts of civil
appeals Colonel c. Goodwin. C.. H..
Jcnkms end j. g. Rice; uitrmatvs. .udre
Charles kogu Judge Conner and j. ~.
Bel Brow nwool Is near the cculcl Of
the proposed Fifth district She has two
railroad lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
TINE TFNNY MN SOcTrTy

Sometime since Mrs George England
for musical culture. which was Christian.
ed the Jenny Lind society. The Young
ladies have devoted themselves to' tbeir
studies with commenlublr pcrmacity.
and the result was nude known Ia am
who were present at the social at he
Baptist Church last night. The Young
ladies, with Mrs England as director.
contributed Ina ~ small degree 10 mo
suecess Of the evening by the manner hi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
q RATTIE ROYAI.

Next Saturday nigth, az the cooking
pit @ battle royal of first class cOcks
will be- fought. The distinctive feature
of this kind OF fighting Is that all the
cocks entered are put in the pit aud cucb
fights as and whom ho pleases, aud the
survivor gets The sum of The entrance
money which rs fixed. in This cnsc, 400
500 for each bird entered 10 g. ok
pcctcd That 40 least thirty and it may
be. 1s many as forty cocks, viii be pit
ted at the same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
ms WAS RoRRgD.

lOngylew, Tex. Jan 90 Especial. -
Inst night st 3 o'clock h. lC White.
sidos Of Dallas was robbed of 500 by
Three men no Longyiew Junction lhese
men were trying % SEE him into game,
ho refused, and one said. che ain't got
any money another said "ycs he has. -
and thrust his hand into Whitesiics'
b9sket ana pulled out the 0agl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

which they executed the musical numbers
Uf the program Mrs England has SPAR
advancement of me Young lndies On Quee
ton. and they in turn have uaed every
eXertiOu 90 make her efforts q success.
Judging from the work last night the
jenny lind society viii soon rank as The
icadiug musical organization Of Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
a BENBROOK FRE.

On the night of the 24th inst. Mrs
VI. r. Hamilton the widow OF the late
). B. Hamilton. lost her store and dwell.
ing attached by Ere She hud no in.
surHncc The only things saved were
goods from Che store The misfortune of
the family cycites the symp0th OF the
lItILn community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
X. or H. SOCIAL.

Tonight at 1880 at the hall ON the
corner of Houston and Second streets
Tarumt lodge IL, OF IA. win meet Tor
the installation OF officers by Grand
Dictator Hendricks nc which dino they
Miil have, IN addition TO the installation.
the very. attractive program published
IN The Gazettc yesterday morning. The
public is cordially invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
crNrRAL AAIENI.'

Panama, JAN oe.lo, "
broken out in EqasS'ss ca
has been estaolislf'
try. eog
pressed III Tienie 4 81
ton paper on afe.''
icle on the clergl .,,.li
A financial clt'is
The Capital bank Z .',.
ton and its Gfey.os', 4 '
aud Chinadegl pi''
ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
RrRnLARY Ar REAGAN

Reagan, Tex. Jam &c (Suoriall
burglars entered the store of peyton *
Mccoy Of ibis placc last night hy break
ing IN tho hacs door They then pio-
ceedel TO The safe aud bored three
eghths-inch hole la the door, and drove
a punch into the hole hre1king the coni-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
A SrMAIlER NnnMA1-

Mount Pleasant. 'rev I,,8 81 ~
aal l-Oyer 900 of orr oi, Ti ,'pe-
mlhn' ley Plans to secure he sn,,ute,.
'i. on THIS district and were M
Xt's1Seu hy profs. J. NJ. Mcleod ana "
Ms. pnss' Three hundred dollars wes
a .p,SS y .,o NJ about three minutes and nh
w t6o 'lGsllls made 70 secure tho normnl
Tow have list of i5o $500 $500 we
Nipvnhs themselves 10 The nolmSl ~
springs. "pu tue Alidescent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
EUGENE BURR.
AIlminnt.
CHARGED WIN HORSE THEFr

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Joe Withcr
miles south ot the city on the Mansfield
ruad, ON am Indictment charging him
with The theft of horses lltsou wuf
one of the chief witnesses for the de-
Tense ut the hnbcas corpus proceedings
Iu the matter of The application of Wal
ker HOrgrOyc for bail
llitSol gave bail iu the sum of SflCO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
IlHinD his MisfRrss

Rrcnhnm, Tex, Jau % lspeciall-on
New lers Creek, in This county. Ran
George went to the home OF MI, mIstrcss'
ltml} Henderson, dpcaei her dot,u i,c
road ANA Win stick beau hcr to deatu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
LIKES THE REPRESENTATIVES,.

Colonel Young is back from Austin.
wherc he has been for a week or more.
md nus words of the highest praise Tor
me legislative representation 0i Tarraut
county lie says they are not u talking
~ but they are on workers aud they are
dong much good, not merely for this
county but for the whole state.
a ieutnp of this legislature. that he
specially commends, Us tho manifest con-
seryausm of the body, aud he Expresses
the opinion chat not much radical lcgis-
lnton viii be passed. uul that one of
the primary objects of the Democratic
members seemed 20 be- the healing OF tho
split IN the ranks of the party. He
noted that u great many OF The bills OIL
Tered were smotharci VA committee nui
this cur OFF q deal OF the usual buncombe
talk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
ATTENTION CONFEDERATE VET.
I,RANS

Comrndc " IT, Bentley inspector gen.
oral western division of Toxins. T.. T..
". viii meet with the Confederate vet
Grams Of Turrunt county nt the court
house IN Fort Worth NC lO O'Clock shurp.
today tfriday, Jan, 2TD Tor the purpose
oi organizing this rvriWrutll district
All members of r. H. loo cump are
notified to be- present and am tuulpl
Brute yetrrnus of the rouuty are invited
30 meet with them By order off
j. W. FRIEND
EOIENE BURR. Captain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MANSION

w. H. Hart New York; W " Johnson
Colorado; j. u, kerfoot Dallas; W, d,
Moore Granbury W. ). campbell DenyOr
Colo; -. Il. Webb, Baird N. H. Huumua.
SaltilA. IS. W, Burbpr DALLAS; WIN, H.
ClSncy pepis1n; y. a.. Tonuor. Kansas
Cly: B. BLOCK, Dnlms W. A. Flint Abilene:
Th0s Esscx little Rock Chas. Bower. Mar
shall; John Jones, Marshall r. ~. Fpeh
Louisville; jos. foWlrr, Agle; j. G. Chiffon,
Ncnton; a., r, Clarke, t0nanche; Mrs r.
y. lcyy and children, ~. Loms,l D. Ah-
hotb Bolton; Mrs q. q, list, Wcllshurg, W.
Va, H. w. shelton, 81 Lnuis: ". q. Sage
bahncy lhOrp springs J. a. Davis, Wealth
erfori = n. Moss, Waco; W q. lulkeup
81 louis, 4. Rliwn, 49, Louis; JnO a.
lihkene, &C. Louis; MIS-. W, j.. Browning
Dallas, ]. r. Scarles waco. Jos. Common
New York; 4. =. COnuen Detroit. Mich.
81 k MNdlcY, Mputhcrford, Geo BerER,
liGndley; W q. Henderson, Floy city. W
n smith, Clpburne; 4. a. Burlington Ia
dlRa Territory E. i0Well chicago, g.. Cole
iuam thpgo u. Clark, Clehurle; G., a.
itomor Avalado, NJ A. b, seaman, Wolf
liVi W, b R0hhersOp, ArdmOre; 7. r.
Mnion san Lnls Mexico Miss Nellie kasp
Senatohn. Miss W. A. Usher. Mayheld.
n.y. y. A, Rat Derdeu j. W. Odle Mcri-
diau; W. Nj Phillips, Monitte No.: D. IA.
Martin ST. ioWe; A Newly Wichil, Fails:
J q Celia Mem One.Ws; r.. Nellnnd. Mest.
nHd, Nusss Henry Kelly. O.. =. A. a. H.
tarloek london; ~ ]. LlpsUomh, Grape,
vines Jess iiakpr Granhury. a. A. Ruruey,
lionham. H. NJ. lApscomh, Grapevine; ~
NJ, Intetb Texas. A. q. Hunt Hanger
~ A. Rcgd Houston; n. 81 Wdghf ne,
PORT " n henducys MaTshuli A. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

Works, the leading photographer. is
milking elegant cabinet photographs at
only $500 per dozen Corner ThiNl aud
Main streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
RROMNWnOn.s ErrOnr.

Cushing sherman Mrs J. W Bousn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
TFlE DAGGETT rsTATE.

vs. now offered for sale, part cash and
the huunce ON tom and twenty-five
years time. 1908 Main street. Fort
Worth Sold 90 large aud small qumu-
ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01
TELEGRAPHlC.
TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
Narrowing Down Tho Income Tax
System.
CONFLICTING STRIKE REPORTS.
Secretary Herbert OF the Navy Males
Ills Annual ReporL-Olner
1elcgraphic Items.
CONFLICTING STRIKE REPORTS.

wAsnINuroN, Nov. 8O.-It has been
definitely determined that the income
tnS ty.tem TO DO reported by the ways
anu means committee will be confined
to n tax on the net Incomes Of oil cor
porations and on successions and lega-
cies.
Bryan, McAlillin, whiting and
others made u strong fight for plan
broad enough to encude all Incomes OF
individuals In excess Of $4,000; but
have been forced to ncquiesce In tue
will VI the majority anu abandon the
graduated Income tax In iaNCs VI one
applying only 10 corporations aud tuc'
CtasiOns. IL eau be confidently an.
nOunced that tho tax aystom
will 10 narrowed down 10 these
specific limits unless the recon-
mundations Of the committee
are upset in the House. The tax
on SUGGESTIONS and legucics applies only
TO personally anu monies. The Demo-
cratic committee has also uociuod "
increase the rates radically ON cigar'
cites anu impose "a tax ON playing
cards. Both these points have been
definitely decided. The Internal rev.
unus tax on whisky IL stili mn open
question. The committee IN maintain
ing a studious Toticence on this bub'
leut tor fear OF mnnlpulatlono on the
stock exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

BERLIN, Nov. SILT hss been def.
nitoly ascetisiued that the box sent g.
Caprivi contained al exceedingly
powerful explosive, ncccfstatiug 10
being rubmy rgcd eighteen houfa before
II could be- opened. The rubber baud
over the hammoT, when was g. have
struck tue cap, was uy thl6 long soak
iug grtutly weakened, anu the b.x was
opened without danger. The sending
uf the Internal machines b tho om-
Ieror aud chancellor Ia believed 10 be
the work Of auafchisls, who wUTg
aware tho boxes would not reach tht
people 10 whom they were addressed
and who were Indifferent ~ 10 whJ
was killed, provided they caused a SCARF
In official circles.
The German government, while no
Hing 10 initiate international actor
a inst the anarchist, Is willing 10 o.
/ o. crate with other powers In adopting
measures for the suppression Of MI
archy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
bdYIc.S from Rio Showing The Con-
dIl.Ol Of Things There.
italian nank short Of Tuuds.-fhnt
Present 80 tapriyi. - American
Thanksgiving nt urrliu.

Los DOS, N0v. 3J.-Insurgcnt Gcr-
eui daiayiu, with JgUO irregular
cavalry, b. reported elehty miles south
OF Siu P"ulo. Tine government haf
ordered the national quad Of thv ala q
Of san pnulp % proceed south 20 meet
the insurgents. TITO national guard
refused 10 comply with tie Or1Ub and
the government win send 1900 men
from Rio against the enemy. The
Aquiiaban h 90 RIO awaiting the
rendezvous oi tho Aurora, Bahia and
Timltut. HhC will then proceed 20
attack. Admiral Cana states uosi.
tvUIy that he will not bUmuat1 the
city unlrss the city fires upon his
ships. Eight Thousand men uyr walt
ing nj DrsterrD, ready to march ggaiu.t
the government forces Political
arrests continue iu Rio. Fifteen huu.
dtcd persona IRE now lu prison. itCsi.
dent pciXDtD has Geo me aliuuatUd
from All sympathy Of decent people
ana stands alone with his army. Many
persons Join the insurgents daily. The
states Of Bahia anu Para favor The
insurgents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

FL PAso, Tex, Nov. S1.-Vietor l..
Ochnra was arrested this afternoon on
complaint Of the Mexican government
on the charge OF being an instrument
of the revOlutionisls IN stirring up the
MeXioRna on this eido OF the RIO
Grande. OcharR IN an American OF
some prominence and the oditor Of
HispdnO, an American weekly paper.
OchRTa, when arrested, had on his
person copy OF the original and a
translation Of tho prouunciamento
isfund by Santa ANA Perez several
dave ago, besides several other paIets
considered iuilammMory. lie told
tho officer that ne hai tho first paper
mentioned for trauHlating for q news
pntur, which ia known 10 be n lacL
other arrests win follow In quick
sucoession. The consul THINKS he hat
The names Of the men who organized
the provisional government anu wili
get ut least three Of them within q tow
days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

that We can furnish the material for
ana build modern ships Of war a.
quickly und without any doubt ~ well
AZ any country In the world. feel
confident that s1uu % our olll yards
rival the best in Europe.
II our government iu the future J.
to have naval strength enough % COM
mand the peace aud be IN condition 70
"enforce the terms dictated by itsscnse
o. hight anu Justice" 1t mutt have more
battle ships and must build "a reason.
able number Of torpedo boats.
For tho defense u porte, torpedo
boats are perhaps more effective ace
cording to cost than any other Glass VI
vessnls. The knowledge uf their exist.
once nl0ne VIII mako an enemy Chaty
about approaching within bomhald
distance. Tuu value OF this boat is
recognized by all naval Ioweu, anu
they ats being bulk abroad in great
numbers. Their useiulugsB was cm-
phasi2ed last SUMMER dufiag English
naval manuuvurs under war conditions
where service t0ped0Us with Cyllapsitiu
heads were usud, In these mnuuuvoTs
one Of the cOutunding squadruuB was
without those hoats, but WIS furnished
with battle ships and number NJ fact
cruisers and gun vessel; the other had
twenty.i0ur torpedo b0nta stationed at
ak u the ports 10 be de'uuiuI.
During the pfogfoss Of the mnneu'
vers (sevCu daytl frequent attack.
were made by these boats In gtoups,
aud the official dccisious d the um'
pirUs recognized that they hal de-
stroyCd uno battle ship anu six cruis'
ere. The vessels decided 10 have been
/ destroyed were actually struck by tor
| pod0u8 with dummy heads aud n,
| ether claims were allowed. During
this period eighteen torpedo boat.
were decided to have been destroyed
by the enemy.
with the increase Of ships l hav,
outlined, our navy will still bt
one for defense rather than tUiensc
We would, however, with thls pglicy
enforced, have our ports adequately
protected aud Vt the same time have
sufficient power on tho high seas ant
/ la foreign ports 10 maintain tbs right
aud Interests Of our people, aud 10 up
hold the honor anu dignity Of our iial
among the nstions Of the earth, with
out unduly burivning our people o
entering into any rivalry with thueu
great nRyics maintained By nation
who believe theil existence depends VI
| their naval strength.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

BEpLIN, Nov. 3O.--A private tele.
gram 10 thy PJss Schs ZsituGg sayt; The
Russian government recently ord RED
me closing Of tho Catholic church at
Kroschs. Hearing Of the orier the
mcmbers Of the congregation uockgu
Ia thn church ana remained night ami
day to prevent the order being carried
out.
one night q force OF troops under tho
governor OF Covno entered tho church
and, with swords, attacked tic pt'-
lie, killing twenty within The ellieo
and wouuding over one hundred. A
large number He'd aud were pursued
by Cossacks aud drowned while at
tempting to escape by sWimming the
river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

aFor. she 'ast fifteen yClfs have suffered
from that dreadful disease, I.tHr.H. o. Un.
moved o.. e Iut utuc 10 uftt, hui noticed each
wear tHat She disease gradually became worse.
] turu many tINHfcnt rem Irs iu toying 90
check ifH prD.THHH, hut % up aFalu
~ HuUUr,d with headaches aHir palms through
tHU temples aud rs queer H.u..Nuu every Few
laya over mg pyut which tOll U.u urcua ~ Zee
wufr yinF Un 10y head. Ny nose was stopped
ODD. Aiy throat .uCuUi Billed VITA su Ulstfuc
TON. and 20 umyf ! could .Uh- u.N HCt WY
breath Sly hearing became Impaired Hot
aud cold flashes iartUi over mT o oiY Sly
heart would ptlp.iate with tha IraHt exert uu.
My memory WHa'UH0r I ONtIuUI UIt little
rg.tat uiaht. and would Fut Up fDHNug tired.
I mad no ambition Cor work aud uy IIr seemed
doomed 10 be- one Of misery until noticed thU
remarkable aklll uf urs. MuuHl "a Hul bH"uu,
through tho testimonials Of IiHtut Then 4
thought would give them trial.
90 went 90 ore Mansfield ana iI1.Cirs Uilge
iu tho nuoly building. and BEGAN Nrir treat
mrut. aud Am pleased 90 Ht.tu That noticed
hu imUfuyrmcnt after The lIHt tfCatmgut a
new ne seemed Co take bold Hf mc, mY uuao BE-
clear. my throat b. fryn from HH irHrtlun, hul
uy breathing natural I cannot igll you lu
w1Fd- the gratitude feel Cor urH Mans ncli
aud Ulssgtt, bus anyone calling Uu nc VAL
gladly ftato my case personally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

R.Ng nov. 3D.-Tho Ctoiito No.
biliBto uas asked Tor moratorium. IL
has n capital OF Gl,OIJ,0JD lire. IL 90
stated tuat allowing Tor all los-ua, the
bank has purplue Of 3J,OOO,OUU lie
untouched. IL has many branches
throughout Italy. Shafcs Of other
banks have suffered "a severe deptUcia'
ton MS consequence. Tho general
position is CrlticaI.
The Crcdito Nsbil.arH is ono oi the
strongest banks in lA.y. Moratorium
means y request Tor ma CGtunHiOu OF
time % meet obligations.
rwonty.i0ur n0uH' delay In lqul-
dalton Of bourso transactions wac
granted the chamber Oi commerce Ia
const queuce OIL the Mobililrr trouble.
The manager OF the Moniuatu has
announced az most moderate uBtm'
ate, that over two.thirds uf the assets
tumsin intact. The hope Ia expressed
that the institution viii he able 10 ru'
sumo the regular course " business ni
an early day, the capital amounts u
| t6,OUU,UUO % 1j,uDO,OlJ, paid up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8O.-Genoral
Manager Voorhees,, Of thu Lohigh
Valley, stated tonight that the strike II
entirely over 10 far as the company is
concerned. He says all the trains are
running full and making good time.
The Wyoming Valley division IL now
In good running Older.
Chairman IL. II. CLARK, at midnight,
stated that 20 far he had not received
any intelligence US to how Wilbet's
ultimAlum had boon received by the
strikers. The men are willing 10 take
advantage Of every honorable oppor.
tunily that may oller In their present
trouble,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

BERLIN, Nov. 3D. The moot general
thorough thanksgiving outside Of the
United states t.Uk place nj the Hailser.
nuf hotel. The hotel was bright with
American ilags, ana 300 American
cuusuls and tnUir irieuds dinod there
under the leadership Of United States
Ambassador Ruuyan. The celebration
was on "a larger scale than ever before
witnessed In Berlin, owing TO the de,
sire VI the Americans 10 DO honor u
raising tho United States legation t.
the dignity NJ an embassy.
United StatG6 Ambassador Runyan
proposcI the health Of Emperor
William aud also toasted Pfcaiueul
Cleveland Ia an eloquent aud latter
ing epoeoh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-01

PiTIsBuRu, Nov. 3O.-rho situation
at the miner VI ths Pittsburg a Chit
cago Coal Gas company, at 5nowden
aud Gastonville, In critical. All the
mines OF the district arc closed ON NC
count Of the refusal Of the men 10
accept 10 cents per ton reduction.
TomorfGw yho Pit,sburg & Chicago
Coal Gas cEnpnny viii make an effort
TO start with bOn.union miners. the
strikers appear determined not 10 allow
the mines TO resume unless ut their
terms.
An appehlto the sheriff OF Allegheny
anu Washington counties from the
operators resulted In the dispatching Of
fourteen deputies 10 the scene. At y
late hour. tonight It Is reported that
hundreds Of strikers are assembled nj
Finleyville, and on the way TO the
troubled district.