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Trouble with Cranks.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 3.-The police are
having no end of trouble with cranks
who threaten to take human life. Three
are now locked up and the authorities are
on the lookout for five more. who have
been writing threatening letters.
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Bids for the Corbett-Mitcheu Fight.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 3.-A special from
Hot Springs says: r. @. Chambers of this
city has telegraphed the manager Of
Mitchell an unconditional offer Of a purse
Of $4,000 for the COrbett- Mitchell contest,
to take place at Hot Springs the second
week in January, 1894. lie deposits
s.. 900 as a forfeit
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The American Ahead.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 3. - In the second
game of the pool game between De ORC,
the worlds champion, and Clearwater,
Americas champion, tonight Clear
water made 2lg TO De Oro's 1O3 in sixty
innings. This gives Clearwater a lead Of
Dinety-six points. The final game will
be played tomorrow.
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THE SESSION over.
Both Houses of Congress Adjourn
Until the Regular Term.
SEVERAL SENATORS WANT TO CON.
TINUE AT WORK

President Cleveland Issues a PrOcla-
nation Setting Aside Thursday, No
yember both, as Day of Thanks
giving Throughout These United
States-The President VIII Go on a
Shooting Expedition for Recreation
After the Long Strain.
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NIinars, strIke in England.

LONDON, Nov. ga conference be-
tween the mine owners and delegates
from the striking miners is being held
here. 1t is hoped a settlement VIII De
reached and work resumed next week.
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HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
A Brazilian Warship Sunk by an
Insurgent Vessel.

Insurgent Vessel.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Morning Leader
has the following special from Lisbon: A
private telegram from Buenos Ayres
says the insurgent warship Republica ran
into and sunk the transport Rio de
Janeiro. which was on her way from Rio
Grande do Sui to Rio de Janeiro with
troops for President PeixotO. Thirteen
hundred troops were drowned.
a dispatch to the Times from Rio Ja-
neiro, received November lst, contained
the information that the Republica
rammed the Rio de Janeiro, and 500 OF
the 100 troops on board were drowned.
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DOUBLE MURDER
A Wealthy Man and His EmplOye
Shot to Death.
ROBBERY PERHAPS THE MOTIVE OF
THE CRIMES

Results Of the Races at the Bay Dis
trict Track-Three Miners Fatally
Wounded, the Result of a Quarrel
Over Placer CIaim-The Body Of
Another Victim OF the Portland
Bridge Accident Recovered.
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and other places was marked by the
greatest enthusiasm. Tonight the bell
was escorted to Zion's Reformed Church,
on the site which stood the old stone
church that sheltered the bell during the
stormy days OF 1777.
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Defaulter Weeks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Lawyer Francis
H. Week, the New York defaulter, ex-
tradited from Costa Rica, arrived from
New Orleans by train this afternoon and
was at once taken to the police head
quarters
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Mayor Harrison's Murderer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The trial of Prem
dergast, Mayor Harrison's murderer, is
in the Criminal Court call for Monday
next, and the case will probably be tax en-
up without delay.
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Boiler Explosion VIZ Fatal Eneets

ST. Louis, Nov. 3.-The boiler Of the
engine Of the Iron Mountain Railroad
here last night exploded, killing En-
gineer George Schader. Fireman Ed
Koepke and Brakeman Tom Scott.
Koepke was hurled into the river and his
body has not yet been recovered.
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Pleaded Gniltv.

SAN JOSH, Nov. 3.-Mfke Cooper, the
burglar who shot out the eye of Marshal
Gardner of Gilroy, to-day pleaded guilty
to two charges Of burglary and assault to
murder. He will be sentenced on Mon
dav
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Old Liberty Bell.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8. = The old
liberty bell train arrived at Harrisburg a
few minutes after 3 O'Clock. Its progress
through Altoona, Lewiston, Lebanon
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Motion for a New Trial Denied.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-Superior
Judge Hunt to-day made an order deny
ing the motion for a new trial in the case
of I. H. Williams VS.. Porter Ashe. The
suit was over possession of the mare Ger
aldine
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at San Ardo, and Paymaster Robinson
hurt. The rumOr originated from the
fact that the engine drawing the pay-car
ran into q freight train. and Robinson
was painfully bruised.
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Rostons stiIl Champions.

STOCKTON, Nov. 3.-The BOstons de-
feated the Oal1lands to-day in an exhi-
bitiOn game by a score of eleven to one.
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The Pay-Car Was Not Held Up.

ported here to-day that the Southern Pa
cihc pay-car had been held up by tramps
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- nnInhenn11Ia Captured.

LONDON, Nov. Sit il reported a heavy
hottie has occurred between the British
and Matabeles, and that King Lobenguls
has been captured.
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he AFFAIR HUsHED UP.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The fact has just been
brought to light that Wednesday two
watermen discovered a conical iron
bomb, weighing ten pounds, with fuse
screwed into the little end, and a number
Of large cartridges loaded with bullets, on
one Of the abutments Of Westminster
bridge, on the side nearest the House OF
Commons. These were taken to Scotland
Yard and the matter hushed up,
When the rumor of the find got out the
police at first made light Of iJ when ques-
toned, but now they believe these lnstru-
ments of death and destruction were con-
nected with a dynamite plot, though they
insist it is one of small importance. 1t is
the general belief, however, that it IS
very grave matter, and that it was the in
tentiOn to damage the bridge, If not TO
blow up the House of Commons.
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4 Seven YEAR, sentence.

JACKSON, Nov. 3.-Antonio Cassella,
convicted Of assault with deadly weapon
upon one Calamari, was to-day sentenced
to seven years in San Quentin.
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DYNAMITE BOMBS.
One Found Near the British House OF
Parliament.

1aElAALll0ILs
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Globe this after
noon prints report to the effect that
bomb was found on Wednesday on the
buttress Of Westminster bridge. close to
the Houses of Parliament. 1t was put
under examination at Scotland Yard to
determine whether it was loaded. The
police attach little importance to the mat
ter, not believing it has any dynamite
plot connection. 1t was found on the side
of the bridge furthest from the House Of
Commons.
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A new industry in France is the selling
of milk frozen solid in cans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
WEATHER BuRllAu.

Washington. May -. Assistant At
q rnoy. General Colby today made re-
PORT TO The Arcoiary Of agriculture on
tho Investigation Of the weather bureau.
lie enters into details TO sustain 0hirc.
fons To the system Of management
adopted By the chief Of the weather bu.
reai IN addition tn the objection "
being without authority ~ law hr ~.
serts there is an absence Of responsibility
and an absence Of business methods In the
general conduct of the executive work
Neither the chief of the bureau nor hlH
clerks are responsible for what Ia In
his charge Over NHD.OOO has been ex-
pended through officers Of the hnrcan
w the past year, Colby makes a signlh.
cant suggestion ~ 10 the powers Of
the secretary In the promises Tho net
pf congress. making The appropriations
for the weniher burenu for ihc fiscal
year ~ 1893 contains the provision that
the secretary NJ agriculture Il mihDr-
lied 20 make such chHnges IN the pcr.
iOnuol " the bureau, for limiting OF re-.
dncug the expenses, as may b. deemed
Unnecessarily
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wAsHlNeroN's TOMB Is

WASHINGTON May -. Mianta Of
Spain and suite accompanied by thu
cabinet minister OF the United smtos
diplomatic CORPS aud otherwise dhth'
guislred people, visited Washlnrtun's
tomb The royal party proceelel IL the
wharf, then boarded the steamer Chas
McAllister 10 the strains Of tho Spanish
national air frum the Murine baud A
sluAd Of marines snlntel with drwn
swords. Thero was big crowd at The
wharf. women prcdou,inauue, The Tags
OF Spain. ENGLAND. FrHnce aud the Uult-
ed statcs hcw oyur tho yesaci, the Span
ish Tag ut tho forspeak aud "uld Glory
at tho rtera, On boanl ware Secretary
Gresham aud WIN, Secretary Carlisle
aud wife Secretary Herbert aud dangh'
Ter, S.ctctary Lamont aud vito. sere-
taiS Morton and wife, SECRETARY lloke
Smith aud wife aud Atmrnoy-9epcrM
Oluay The mrmbOts VI the Spuniah
lrgutinn, Sir Julian, l.nhy aud Miss
raunceiote, llnunis InyloI the new
mmistqr 10 Smln aud wife, Mrs. WnNiH,
NJ rRtcnptr,, French Ambassador, AM.
hpssaior Boynrd md wife, and Mr. aud
Mrs Curry
On arrival Rt Mount Vernon the party
drove to the tomb OF Washington ahd
Ia frw minutes proceeded tn she mnn'
sion A srcnt crowd came from wash
ingtm Ia electric cnrs aud from tlig
country In wagons. She was greeted
quietly aud respectfully and showed lrr
pleasure SHE wus shown through the
house by n committee Of Mount Norion
regents, The dehnrknlipn wns quito w
devoid " Interest M the landing, and
shortly after . o'clock the McAlostnr
started on the return 10 Washington,
At the request OF lnfnnta, popular Ainui.
lean airs were played.
Tie company landed nt $50 p H. 10
Washington. lnfnntu was driNcn TO The
Arlington Immediately.
'Tliis evening thurv was d reception
given hy her to, !, highnehs Ia members
az the diplomatic corpa The reception
rinms were not decorated, thus Mvng
ihp reception the appearance of being IN
formal The reception lasted halt ap
hour,
Al Tom - N, lnfanta and suite were
iiiven 10 he Brilisli anbnssy, whore
an elaborate dinner was given w honor
Of Queen Nlciorias birthday. lnfania
Wns entertained quite cordially. The
Spanish c0lors were preitily rrptcsenlol
hy nm artistic arrangement ot rcd ana
yellow rhacs. In the gcnrnl dining hall
,. here refrpshmenta were served to 600
guests, thr walls and mirrors were en-.
cnscd with the col1ra Of The United
SlutcH, Grent Britain and Spain,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

along Ne line Of march. The business
ho,ises were raiiy decorated and tho city
was TUNED innse"
i was 2;iO y. n when the CROWD ar
flNed ~ The picnic grounds on the w,-st
pnik ot the river, aud for mile on oither
sue lhe rirer l4lnks were dotted With
peep,,.' Ihousands Of farmers aud their
families came IN from this and adjoining
counties; There was not state 0licer
or member Of congress present. Major
McCnllVugh Of Waci, Senator kcnrhy
OF wills Point, William Cameron ~
Fort Worth. and Sir Miles Crowley Of
Galveston were here. however,
Al $40 the steamer Harvey and the
snag boat Dallas steamed on 20 the
dered, the multitude yelled and chou
sands Of tin horns In the nouths OF small
boys footed Hon &. A Heating. prcsi-
dent Of the Trinity River Navigation
company, Mayor W. q. COnnor Judge
George n Aldreslgc. Senator q. T.. Bow.
ser, Grand Marshal G. +. Bolanz. aud
many ether gentlemen made speeches
and NJ told what navigation would 10
for Dallas and inicrior Texas Then
dinner was served aud 300 kegs o. beer
washed down tile eatables II ever
man struck a town that was turned
loose" Dallas today and tonight would
ctftalnly hll the hill Not an acciden.
occurred during the day 10 mar Thu
pleasure Of the jewellers aud you can
hnd plenty Of men here tonight who be-
hcyc after locks and dams have been
placed IN lhe river that the Great East
ern would have no trOuhlc IN entering
Galveston hArb0r hnd stenining into
Boignz hay, just east Of the Commerce
street bridge
Fort Worth was represented by a
large DELEGATION here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

by licv. V. McBec, communion ndn,inisl
iersl by Bi~he, Gafndt and the sermun
by Rev, Mr.. kleakcr oi Paris. 1'hosc
present we're, llt Rev bishop A. ..
Garrett Of Dallas. pr kfum VI t;an.s.
VILE; Rev, Mf Bleakcr af Paris Rev
Christian OF Terrell; Roy. V. Mciiec Of
Fort Worth; Rev. W p, Sariw,lle of
Dublini Rev W. d, Guion OF Dallas;
Rev w o Hillger Of Corsiraun; iirv.
William Richardson Of Bonhnm. Rev. r.
y Stuart Of Clcburue; Rev kdwitd
WickenS, the bishops missionary chap
lain Of Dallas The ladies spread IA
elegant lunch after the adjournment.
Tonight Interesting services were hold
at the church The RI Rev. bishop A..
c, Garrett delivered his aununi convocn.
tion address, which was o maslerly rf-
fort. The musical program was specially
interesting A number " lay delegates
arr in attendance also.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
BAPTIsrs AT DENVER

Denver, Col, May - The American
Baptist Publication society met this
morning. The board Of managers sub
mitted it's report. During the ycnr
there was collected Sjs3,OS31B. net as
sets, S9Si,3Sl.T A branch house has
been established at Dallas, Tex. More
than 3j.OOO.OOO copies OF books and
pamphlets have been printed during The
year.
The afternoon session WIS devoted to
the Young Peoples Union Of America.
An address entitled THE Pastors Rela-
tiOn to Doctrlnal Education Of the
Young IN Baptist Churches. was dcliv-
cred by Rev. DR. Smiih Of ST. Louis.
ana another entitled The American Bap-
fist Publication society aud Young PeO-
ulc's union by Rev Philip H. ZONES OF
Philadelphia, after which discussion fol
Rev. Lawrence Of Chicngo said the
Baptists must hump" themselves IN
reaching out nfier young people This
was also the opinion Of DIR. Ford Of
ST. Louis.
Dr. Inrimer said. a. be- lived In Bos-
ton he WIS not onto the humping" pro-
cess, but supposed Il was good thing,
he believed In young folks but did not
want old folks left out He lh0ui,ht
the Christian Endeascr plea WAS very
good.
Rev. l.. ID. Luskcp OF california talk
ed Ia much the same sirniu.
THAT story they TN IN the far East
and far StSst and North Is q mistake"
said the pre- ileut NJ the OPENING. "aboii
Colorado anil It's fne, clear climate for
Denver is enjoying. tonight. genuine
Chicago wa0iber bnt for all there Was
not even standing room for the people
who tried 10 get into the big church
Two ndlresses. ''1lf. Work II the Amor
lean BAPTIST Publication Society 10 the
West by REV. NJ ~ NeNis Of Mime
sofa. and "1he Endeayor S0eiety" by
Dr Leonard Of Chicago. sere listened TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

New York. May ~ This was another
dull dny nt the stock exchange The mar
ket was lower and duh aud In sympathy
was lower aud dull. and Ia sympathy
with London. The decline there " at
tributed by tue bears attitude; losses IL
To | In general. and from IL to . in "A
few Of the active stocks, An ndynnco
Of IL " II ~ aftcrward took place
During the Afternoon fresh attack was
mnde on general electric, which had,
however. little effect on the market A
rally followed The market closed
steady IN tone,
Railway bonds. weak
Bar silver W IL.
Mexican dollars, Us l-2
Government bonds, strong.
States. dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
GALVESTON RATES.

Galveston. Tex, May 24.-lspeeiall =
Thu e.neini passenger agents and TIER
rierks have been discussing and hguring
mi day on the summer rnie qn's'i. y.
". "a r,te 10 Galveston from Interior
,.,,,ts In tho state was discussed TO-DAY.
I, Is understood thar the roads into Cal
Ysston will make rate not eHceenlng
s45O for round trip FROM HE most
,r'h.r1 POINTS. Tomorrow the result
~ their labors may be given piit Iue
various members Of tho eonierenre SOY
Ti,nV expect 20 arrive at something
. definite tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

CHURCHES
ofDiHereni creeds in National
Convention.
THE BRIGGS CASE UP
Before the General Assembly Of presby,erians
at Washington,
The Cumberland PresbYlofIans Ash hal No
More Women Be Ordained Col.
ored Ministers Greeting LuIh.
Gran Synod In
Session.
THE BRIGGS CASE UP

Washington. May 24--At this morn
'ags session Of the general assembly AS
early as O'Clock the galleries wrrc dlled
with visitors, evidently come to hold for
three hours their places that they might
obtain hearing OF the proceedings In
he Briggs ease.
AT the afternoon session the coinuiit-
ice on aid 10 colleges recommended Sloo,-
900 DO rSisrd this year aud shat lhe prop,
osition of Arthur Brown % douate 100
ccrcs of land In Salt Lake City as a
site for a location Of the Westminster
college be accepted The reeomneuda-
tons are adopted.
Replies to kilograms Of generalization
were received nom the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church OF the South
at Macon. Ga. and the general confer-
ence Of the United Brethren at Dayton,
U.
DIR. Hgrcck Johnson Of Chicago pro-
scented the report Of the committee on
foreign missions The committee made
Important Recommendations, This year
the church viii give Sl.9JU-OOO 10 pro.
noting aud sending mon abroad who
me qualified 10 act for The church aud
,ri,, Nv, ' Nnlis.l"i Ivy ~ oreign Sonn'
,,lI,, az .u'ouE nv',suitu I'.ts ~ .ne
- III "ut ultini'h 'nlpuknNNt
~. "V ~ W lo'h WIN US w ua,H plaH'r
l tue sPlrlt oi prayer nlli suppllrauuu
n,ay De gwen 70 every ipeinhrr ihe world
w ,,, 70 tne elu INV tnr slnrl nWy nV
Il,lV Vut anu 'hat our lAnnis may pc
m.rHlou uhu syn' lurth " nun 70 me
work. 10 speed our Lord aud Savior's
el"'s' MnN us WIZ pc uOhe on ehFth
hs u u cone ~ heaven,
Y., ~ M, aadilloh The church Is asked TO raise
5000 ior br. Nitcheu' 70 pc nppucd
10 INC work M Laos which was his
sps,aial concern N NE
me assembly then took recess until
%au ?, ~
~ the afternoon session Moderator
Crige convened the assembly as a
court
Hey' q. ID. Baker, chairman Of the
Judicial committee. Recommended That
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
HENRY ROSENBERG.

Galveston. Tex, May 2i--(special,) y
Tho city council had special meeting
this evening and adopted the following
resolution, expressive OF their appfecla.
tiOn Of the worth and mnniticence OF
the late Henry RosenberRi
Whcrrns, ~ the closing scene IN the
drama Of life the city ia drnpcd Ia mourn.
Ing aud fun Of sorrow az tho death OF
Henry Iioannbery; therefore
Resolved That lis life was glowing
example OF fortiiudo mud charity, md
integrity. aud dear 10 the hearts OF thouH
nnds of every degree Ia life, who felt the
force of his character or the touch OF
his noble knducss, He has answered
the summons that all, ID turn. must obey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
DIMES flag norsrrp.

N lori, May IA Chattanooga. Tenn.
4. svs; In Athens. d little town forty
I'm " ,hattanoogn, IL Grant university.
|g,',, me Northern Methodist church.
~ tnnH night some one gained access
k,si,nser % the main college building
|ri'u,aak down the United States Nag
a f'gN N. canvass bearing the stars and
|dar c sonteieracy which was found
Itllre sunday morning. aud II was
|AEs, IaY'e u could be removed The
- I., IVY been fastened. As Northern
~ ~ ,,si'atlAlhs Che big school. the lndig-
ost Nv NJ Imagined. They are trying TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
rXcuRsIoNIsrs ~ GALyEsroN.

Galveston. Tex. May ~ lSpecial)-
Onr country cousins were with Ms some
400 strong today They came IN SIX
teen heavily loaded coaches tfgm me me i,
,yav betyeeu Taylor and Houston. They
arrived al 80 p M. and vert given q
frip scawari hy rail as well as by boat,
on ne return they were taken to inc
beach and given fish chowder and
bsii Tonight until the time Of their
departure III II O'Clock, they attended
concert at The Carton Nerirne. lhe .A-
cDrsien was under the auspices Of the
order OF railway Conductors Of Taylor
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
APPOINTMENTS.

Washington, May - The president
has made tho following nppolntmentsi
John o. Edwards Of Illinois To be-
deputy second auditor Of the treasury.
Samuel Blackwell II Alabama to be-
third auditor Of the treasury.
Henry q. Stuart Of Colorado 10 be
serretnry Of The legation In Guatemala
aud Honduras. and consul general ~ the
United States 10 Guatemala
Andrew 81 John of Pennsylvania TO
be- consul u the United Sintes nj Ba,
taria, Java
Thomns NJ, Crocler. collector Of Gus.
toms. Port Huron Mich,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
mos uA1L RI.EorIoN.

indianapolis, Ind. May "a Tho SUI
prcme sitting OF the Iron HAL now In
session elected the following oilivrsl
supreme justice. H. A, pickcrson, lann-
TIM. Mass, supreme Nc,Niusflcc, ~ o.
Bnchanan OF Galntln, rcnu. supreme
accountant. n. l. Harrison, Hotnells-
willie. n ", supreme cashier. A, u.
kopp. Indiana; supreme ndiuStor, \. A..
Wind, St Louis, supreme advisor J. X.
BOYD. Cambridge. Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

San 1lnla POtoai, har., May ~ "A great
Win mysterious Kidnapping, torture aud
murder u Antonio ilnaoplfY tho we'll known
n1lionaiir aud brother u the Mrucan iuin-
Vinelbas ON 0f the most prunln1nt at
tornHys 10 the iify and nlrmbfr Of The leFia-
ihture. on charge II belng anoitaofy 70
III crime ,rlr nufhDritiea are atlll bard NJ
warl. nn the iilebfnirsi rnHr aud Il y uader-
sin1f arrests o. many pfuiniiirnt people VIII
take pinct M tha nrxt few days 1no M
the most hfuiDua cfiiii,u ever pefpeuntfd ~
the flfy. nnh the people are greatly aroused
nxar fbn Amir.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25

Paris, May "a Two months drouth
In France u estimated 10 hnyr destroyed
32,OOO,O0O frnncs Of crops The graetcst
damage was done 10 green crops, A
dispatch from Rome says that the min
IN northern ltaly has saved the people
from much u The enormous lcHs threat
ennl by drouth Crops % the Roman
enmpnign hnNn bean ruined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
VILLAGES SWEPT AWAY.

Bucharest MAY a. Recent floods have
Devastated large districts Ia ltoumaniA.
W hole villages have been submerged.
smaller ones have been Destroyed TrAf-
hc On railways and highways has hccu
suspended In some parts Of the King.
dom. King Charles has subscribed $1,000
u fund for the relief Of sufferers FROM
I'm nood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
MORE ATTACHMENTS.

Bowie, Tex. May "a Especial -. J..
Allison, who was arrested here yostor-
day under a charge Of burglary, waived
examination aud was huund over 10
await The action OF the grand Jury Ia
the sum OF $3.50. J. 4. liabb. who was
arrested on the same churrN, wnived ex-
nmiaatlon and was bound over IN the
sum OF $500. Attachments are yet he
ing levied on the W A, Blackwell X
%, stock Of goods, Of which trm Alli-
sou IL said to be member
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
A FEARFUL WRECK.
" Find and Several People Burned 10
Death.

'lgtou. Wis. May PA freight train
wisconsin Central road was wrecked
disastrous results ut Grly's Lake last
w The train were three cars filled
FlNlne aud two tanks had holes stove
gu The gasoline leaked OUT on the
anl covered the water on either side
~ i,acf. The wrecking crew warned
Hope AGAINST smoking or lighting
~ nnt some one struck II match and
J'lent they were surrounded by fames
NJ was made for dry land. Many were
dhfrs had their clothes Oh fire.
'.lg Palmer and Dispatcher Strachmer
'a.I cioihes burned on. Both were
4 ssiaed on the hands and legs. a sec
-ina vas found lifeless. with his face
~. NE wafer, After ten hours work
uaek was Put In shape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-25
Without Masks But With Plenty
OF Dynamite
HOLD UP a KATY TRAIN


ST. louis, Mo. May ai-scvcn m-u
held up the Missouri Pacific train which
left here ut % y ~, for Kansas clty,
At 9ss0 tonight, mile west of Pacific
Station, Mo- 1, Is not believed they se
cured aiythlnE Pacific ia TWENTY-FIVE
nilcs west Of this city,
Six mon did tho act An wore un
masked, 'rlcy secured over 5000 by
blowing open tho express cur with dy.
naulle,
None of the passengers were mnlcrtrl
Governor Stone, who was on The irain'
offers 500 reward for zach man.
A posse in already IN pursuit and VIII
catch them.