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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

BERLIN Sept, 2.-Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Austria Hungary. left 1sschl
this morning to ATTEND the mnucuyers
In Galicln. It was decided early "a tue
week that lie should not leave Isschl until
due at the Hungarian maneuyers, which
begin September 0, The press raised such a
c'anor however. about the expo3urc OF
the troops IN Galiril to cholera and has
reproaehed the government 80 bitterly for
assembling large force from infected dis
frlcts that the emperor felt he must show
his willingness TO brave an pcrlls to which
lie subjected ihe army. Germany and
italy viii be the only powers represented
by Attaches az the maneuyers. The district
IN which operations viii he carried out
i swampy sife. with typhoid fever aud
S SSo5 en- Soraersd WIN What ar are
geon kowalskl Of the Vienna hospital aud
the Vienna board Of health warned the
government that military operations IN
such q region would tend TO spread chole-
rh. The only concession Of the war office
was TO agree not TO call out the reserves
from Places known to be Infected.
kulnors have renched Berlin that cholera
has already appeared among the troops
marching TO ihe Held To maneuver.
Emperor Williams pro Polish policy is
watched lcalously 10 81. Petersburg. Al.
Vices from Warsaw are 10 the erect that
Pnn-S,avist leaders. backed by ConHlderu.
bic Influence at the ltusgiGn court are
urging the ear to checkmate the German
emperor by granting Poland nominal au-
tonomy with Grand Duke P4ul az ylcerpy
Cholera miled TO cause pauic here. as
the people have perfect confidence Ia the
clty's good sanitlry condition as pro-
lection against any great increase OF tho
epidemic, Al the instance Of the inunicl.
pal authorities the record Of the cases and
deaths is posted daily al the town hall.
hut few persons take The trouble to read
them. District, presidents in East Prussia
have published Instructions Intended to
prevent the Importation Of the epidemic
by Russian rafismen on the Nlstnla. Rats
men will be allowed hereafter TO land at
certaln STATIONS 10 buy provisl0ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

ss'ss.ss'ssssssssssss.sss s.sssssssssassssss.ss
"Addressed"li, II this form ever cx.
listed among smart people, il Is certainly
obsolete. Its career was ended long before
my time, in the days when grandmother
wrote in small, neat script and used blue
paper for her love letters to depr grand
papa II suggests new mown hay. ! can
see the winning, dusty road, the glarina
white wooden church surrounded by grave
stones, the village store, where the gen
tleman in charge dispcnses groceries, dry
goods and the United States mail All Of
this of course Is very picturesque in It's
setting, ! love simplicity, love the
country; but l should be more than lit.
tie shocked II were asked to smart
house in town TO parthke Of buttermilk,
batter cakes and molHsses at In the
afternoon. For antiquRtcd, out Of the way
ncighborhoods, where such yands are very
acceptable, one might expect to receive .
letter SO "auuresseu." -"him in vogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Donate. pr h.. Ice. blue siiFis.. pes H..
vlioei uiga inAss. Der H., Duc: blue slaf
ihehl, PER ID. QUO: uofax, pee To-, vi M;
.anphot Ruin. per H., u0c. tapsituA
lvMucrci. Per H.. Zoe. rvlsras. Ter TO-.
1udv. cream tartar, 4. y, per To-. 3nc.
srnr.e~ .pcF. H., he, povcrs powders.
per ~, LII. other. snlrhurc z Sp,
KS ". tes gum arabic, first pick. Dor
~. voc; gum skelac. per H., 2lc. ei,it.
nrown. per H.. 1eniOc. riue, white. moi
ii' ~; mace per h.. Soc. mercury, Dot
rs soei mornhlnc. surh. a W.
esss; Dor o. 4o:9 % Is. ossis. p Go, "a.
e., oEaL !Si2Slii.ao. olive Oh. nor cal
Snlv linssel Oh, per gal. 5iThSc:
ESr gsSSa 9ss .oo:' op ii 90 p spg pc.
psiash blonSc b nsppHSs p IT, 'O So, asS'
Sa'9,5r1ate. per H.. 2Sc; iodidc. per ID.
49, cans Per o., S2c, qplnine, + 4 w,
49, clns. per on, NE: Il. K < uulnine.
NO. 'iala per o.. a0c; do, Oh, &c;
ttso@ uns- per o.. 24c; do. 1bO.oa,.
Jus PCT o.. 23c. sal soda. per pound,
1oi-iW9 l-2c: taltpeter refined. per h..
iyc' eabpeter comniernRl. &c: salts.
ipaom. per h.. S1ici salta Rochelle,
nvci bichrbonate. English, kegs, per To-,
~ sulphur. o-harrel lots, 2 Sic. sulnh,
w uoWere, small lots. DC. Hpirih tlrp-
t.nuunr, market rates. per gal, whlta
ID, 2 14c.
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STATE NEWS.
4 pLrcKY sHERlFr.

MANGUM. Tex. Aug IL --lSpeclal)
An unsuccessful attempt was made
last nirhf 20 lynch The murderer Of Mack
Muse. At about dusk yesterday evening
n crowd began 10 gather at the jail and
undertook 10 surprise the sheriff as he
came W from supper, but was foiled
M the frat attempt. only a few had
,,,tbred when he arrived Al the jail,
snd No Stood them on with his eun
Tnfil hc got inside. As he locked him
WI In he told Them thai be would de.
fss-1 no rrlsoners with ms life. and
,Ser, was NO use living in q country
where there was = law without, q ebs b. .s
N There were 100 or nefs iniufia7ra ~
,it,zen. present, but were AL trends Of
~ shrrif. and knowing TINT they wonh
baye 10 kin him and that he would Prob
ably Kin a number Of tlein' ,neS, a dl...
I tali tx District Attorney De ,'fauet-
r,sj and being assured that the prs
anera would NOT be taken away from
ass county, decided to lei chem alone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.


CHICAGO, H., Sept, Cattle RE
e9slpts. 300; shipments 300, aealy.
Extra prime. $4,000. ~; prime export.
Stad4I5; plain exports, $aNod44Q;
good dressed beef and shipping steers,
SS,oSdA6Oi fair TO medium. S2.6nd2, i0l
nesi COWS and heifcrs, $2.1yla 800 iair,
SLNiN2 10; clmcrs. siO0Ml.5o; export
puils' Sa.9Odi3ai. Others, Sl.uod2a0,
stoekcTs and feeders, Ool3Oo. cilNes,
Sss1d2.JO, fed Texas steers, Si2Sd
40; grass Texas steers. S.4WilOai
grass Texas cows aud heiters Sl50d
55,5o, Western range steers, S2.5VliVoi
Western rangc cows, SlI3u2.2li West
ern fange bulls. 81 aOGiI5, Western
range feeders, S2.1JG2.T0
liogs- Receipts. 1900: slirments,
5000; strong, Common heavy, @uOn
o loi mixed and packing, So..S6il lOi
prime heavy, s. ioalo.60. butchers, Sl5a
30. sorted light. S5.I5u1.Ol; skins
50 256ih.lO. throwonts, $3,50d3I1
sheep and lambs--Reccipts. 1000 ship
ments. 400; steady Good to choice ma.
tiyes, s., i50i3.I5; extra quality wcihefs-
500 fair 10 medium, S9.NNiZoOi
cholcc 10 medium. S2,OSd2 10; far Ia
good. S2,2Ad250; top lambs, N.5Nt
40, pretty good, S3.25d4Oo; common
10 fair, S2OON3OO: feeding sheep and
stock ewes - tNsf,l %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

DAILY Movements ~ lntsrl,- r,vat
Galveston. Toy. sept 4
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rnnsn vnoMrAnLns ANp rnu1rs

VEGETABLES Wax beans nor
bushcl, Si.pOl butter hcAns 90 Der
hushcl 81 10. sqnashcl pr dos. 25ql
DOC; cnenmbcrs. per doz., 2Ofia0c; unN
cabbage Northern, rpr pound. 2 affa IA.
tomatoes, 1-3hushel box. bUc; Tomatoes
crates of four baskets 7auGiSt. OOmow DO,
fSrnia. ner busbei 81 90, new onions iSa'
per pound . ls3n3ci urern corn, NOV
io.on 1Ofii5c! buttor beans. pcr bushel.
81 Okra, prt hnsket 10ci sweet potatoes
per I'm. 81 OOi Rvret pepper. per i.2.hn.
baskets Soc celery iOu50c POI / dox
FRTlrs California lines. psr bo.
SiGIi h0i apples per hbb, Si0i5. Dor
hnshel, si.2Ifi go; apples red, per In
hushel box, Doc; npples. Eroeu, por IA.
hnahcl boy aQei apples. per l-2.hushel
blskcte bOMIhci pcacheg, large yel.
low frpo.st0nr SOC prr ~ bushal 6ox.
o., 35g, lomous, fancy 3G0s, per box 81 DO.
Mcdltcrnnrp1 sweet oranges, per bax'
s55asss p seSpo. " Pasdp '' s egasa'
Doc. Concord, pcr basket. snG35o,
pears per bhahel, Sib0d2 .O1 .
whiir Heath peaches. per bnshcl. 81.
Chinese cling peaches per bushel, Si.5O.
pears 1.2-bu box, ~ pears. bl bos, 81
California plnina PR crate, $3.50 Call
fofnln ncctarlnea aud peaches, per ernie.
80 M nnlnrfz pcr buFhel. $500
-cAntolonpcs. nor doyen.
2hc. watcrmclons per dozen. 81 .OO1i
GAME-Prnlrle chickens, S3.75oiI.oo
''' ' sUNDRfEs.
CORDAGE Slml rope. halelneh
basis. s 1.2c. MANILA rope. tcn-inoh basis
10 i.2cl cotton rope all sizes, he, coitoh
FiltiiT AND VEGETABLE nAs.
KigTs AND PACKAGES -Onhrt boYes
ner NJ, $500, twehiy-fourauarf erai.s
ppr 100. $500; 0nq-ihirl. hnahr boxes
nor 100, S425; climax hnAknts per in0'
"a %; ouehalfhuRhel climax bnakels
nor 100. $500 fourhnalcl crates IN
Z 100. $500 melon crates, nor 100. Sit
SEED Rye per bushpl, S1.l0. mfnIfi
seed. per pound, 2Jc; alfalfa seed MI
busha, sTb0i stock peas, per busfsi.
st.T5; johnson graas seed per busbei'
ri IN, miilet. per bnshpl dja
GRAIN SACKS Bnie lots. Cumber.
land 4, II l.2ri Naomi. ~ 10. II X
A.. ~ Ia: u. s. O., ~ f.os. 6ve.
hnshai. eight ounces, y t.lc: roptrals
q 1.2e; Observation-Disclosures what
haga, nine-miuce. Z ~
FINDING TWiNE-r. o D.. Fort
| Worth, per 100, pounds, white a,ai
81 10; standard. SDa5. MANILA. SID AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

DENIscS, Tex, Sept. 2.--lspeclai.l
ne remains Of Brakeman Conner. who
was killed N wreck at Aiingo this
morning, were brought here to-day. He
was literally cut to pieces. He leaves a
wife and one child Il. L. Below, also
brakeman, was brought In at the same
nlhe. Ills injuries nrn serious and at
KRIS Writing L is impossible to tell what
the, result win be-
Harry Parks, a young man Of this city.
so,lay ned suit for divorce from his
We They wore married on the 9th
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

u a-lc, December 81 sac. May 40 SO.
4. psts-Seplember % l-Sc. uetopef
* s-Sc, May 2A,.
SlA7a W ''''''
isard--Sepicmhcr SS.nJ. ncieher Ss,SN
snort ribs September $50 Ve'oeer
FASH quotations,
az i.iaj,3 RS
No. > corn--2T lie.
20, oats.-23 l-Sc.
Mess nork--Sl1 .5nstt5 1865.
iisrd-Ss. 0JTS.lO.
short RIBS, sides tloosel-So0 01a %,
Wy sailed shoulders (hoxedl--Sl..odl
O3f 10. w wv ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

HAVANA. Sept. 2.-The general mp.
peaance Of the cane fields Is 1uch su-
perior TO that presented last year. In
several districts Of the island vegetables
and fruits OF al kinds are rather scarce.
a majority Of farms have been devoted
10 cane and tobacco culture. II Is stated.
however. that the corn crop at Sagua Is
uncommonly large this year. A majority
Of the merchants have agreed % accept
at face value the notes issued hy III
Banco Esplnol This fact is taken as
conclusive evidence that the condition
Of tile banks affairs : satisfactory "a
every respect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
,IcpLnoY 4 GIBERT,

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. 2.-(spe-
r,ai - McElroy & Gilbert say;-butures-
AZ we anticipated in our report o. yes.
u W.. ivanre' closing only 3-64 higher,
wit, suot snles u GOO bales, NJ l-1Bd
"dyanrs The disappointment here was
rcdecfel In the opening price which Was
AZ ( lower than last night. bui II soon
hceeme evident that the buying sentiment
Ind taken hold OF operators aud the
market advanced is points from NE
isysi large business was done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. GIN the
state OF Mlchoacan 4 few days ago a large
number OF Indians headed by -four vol.
known bandits rot M sort OF rebellion
directed against railways Ia general
Troops soon arrived on the scene and twd
~ the bandits were killed and several
Indians wounded. The others were made
prisoners, and the uprising was qucllod.
u IL reported that the Guatemaiegn le.
gatlon 20 Mexico Is about 10 be- suppressed
Oh the ground OF economy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

HIDES Buyers are paying. DR.
Hint, heavy. %. lgh,. DC. dr. sait. ~.
GREEN sail, 2a3 i.2c; Butchers green.
. i.YdS i.2c.
peiiuni 1a0t4e. the. 12Hiic
HOME Hooir and bones 800 per
ton, delivered,
BEES WAY 1HQlsc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Quotations based oil small lois to re-,
az detlefs. Aniipathlnf. pen or. 800.
k.eianlit pa ounce. 100 per pound
nie. arctic Al3d. per pound, g., carisoll..
srii. r1at. por W, 3eu 10 3if. ihunaiic
.eid' q, T.. per ib.. Zoe. nlffir acid. q.
i, par iii. 2ie; euiphUrlc aeid, ~ -
~ III ne. iHnnle acid bulk. Dor IT,.
Si25: alcohol % per cent, per Ral,
M. 81 .OOt sntifchrine, per o.. 25e. ami.
pyrlus per o.. si.foi ammonia, car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

My dear fellow, when you write do not
commit the objectionable offense OF stick.
ing your envelope before you seal 1t, re.
eeiyed a dozen such. One it grieves me q
say, came from Boston's Somerset club
There, at least, they should know better.
This was an unexpected blow. l do not
like to speak Of the superscription on au.
other. ltisactually painful even to think OF.
must give it, 1t is dreadful warning
striking example OF what should not be
done. The envelope read.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04
COAL

Retail llst--Canycn City, sI7a per
I'm ,McAllisier ChoctHw. Jenny land,
nl5 Muddy, liousc. Maitland, Cameron,
Mapi 3 10 10 ton lots, $3.50. one lou
SVToi one-hnlf ION. S3,hh. Monarch. Vic.
tor Santa Clara nrd itlmnre Goals, car
iols, S15n 3 to 10 ION lots S1,0Qi two
SNooi Briar Crcek and Mcinmes Goals,
Gar lots Sp.25: 3 10 10 ton lots. 5000 2
tons. ~ 20; one ton. $500, nne-half ton,
M22l Mpilaad, egg end Meparch ssg;
cite u,enn) cuni, car lots, Sil oOi . 70 10
tons, 81 30, single ton, 1913; nntlira.
ton lots. SleTh; single ton, SIN Authre
rite tOniial, . to no tons, sgOOi angie
ton, SRJ0i one-half ton, 5000 slack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

for the present aud dispersed. Great
credit Is due our shetin ID ongilinr M
mop ana Tie Nerve he displaycd IN doing
~. he has written for hangers to assist
lun- NOR definite iactS will b. re.
ported a~ soon as ohiained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

KANsAs cIIY I.IynsrorK.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, sept 2-catilc
Receipts, 400; shipments 800 slow,
Sli0d2Ol: stocker, and feeders, Slm
M3Tl; butchers stock. S2TMti.OA
Hogs Rpcepis, GSO0. shipments, 1890.
strong To ~ higher: hoayies. packers mud
mixed S5i0N5-G5; lights and pigs, &25
90 IL
Sheep-No receipts and shipments;
market steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

CHICAGO. III. sept 2-11ir i'm
nrotsd bans statement gave strength 20
he mako! today. flrmne.s without
ref;vitr WAS the general feature.
Wheat gained l2n0-ec.
sspternier corn dropped 1-4c.
Provisions i.2c higher
eadine futures clnhed.
Wheaf--sepirmbcr % lie; Deeembef
C6 lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept Cattle Re
ceipts. 100, shipments. roo; slcadvi ma
tive steers range S8.eOdlbO: Texas
steers. S2A063. 10: cows. SlNOh2aD
Hogs Receipts. 900; stronger. light.
$4,000 So. packing, S1Ojdt3.O3; heavy.
S4aJdd.4O
Sheep Receipts, 100; no market
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FINANCIAL.
grocIts AND BONDS.

INlORK. sept, 2.-Ths we'll
1ia anticipation of good bunk
l1r impaired buoyaucy TO the
30 On the stock exchange, which
q l1ns up all along the line. The
70 tendency continued unchecked
n rne time after the statement was
~ which fully equalled expectations.
40 dealings general reaction set
~ % realizing OF profits by room
,.a The market closed firm.
l1.lEay bonds fairly active.
'srNmment bonds steady.
f1:e bonds dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

BUCHAREST. Sept. 2.-Hafyest In
ROnmauis u completed aud Is better than
expected Crops OF barley and oais eR-
ueed the average Of recent years. Naige
IS a good crop. Fruit mcager.
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KANSAS clrY rRopuoR.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept 2.-wheat
. STEADY; No = hard, 5lg51 1-2c; No
a,Notn-' Less strong; No. . mixed. sou
80 lie; No. . white. soas0 lie.
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which skill and money can
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and few 30 good. An agent
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the best testimonials of Its
worth sent us by persons
who have them in use, but
the machine itself is its own
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use it.
$24 for the Machine and
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PRODUCE.
KEW YORK PRODUCE.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2,-No produce
market; Labor day holiday.
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ST LOUIS. Mo, Sept 2.-wool no
change.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

ltW YORK. sept. Mooney on
@ninal. at 4 per cent.
~ mercantile paper. Sd12.
afiag exchange, Si.S6 II for de-
A.s2'd4.S2 II for sixty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

New orletns Sept -fspeclAll --Coiton
err: sales. 50, 100.
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british Cousou
london. Sept. 9.


~ York, Sept .. -(5peciall =
.er-B Bank. 60 days. "a sex
ga. 20 DAYS. ,....,.i sl}sei SD
.aafiis-Commerclal. 10
IN 20. ...s........ " .,t.
|',s--henk. 20 days ....5 aslsi35 23Sf
t'e'ai, " days .......b s3'i
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CRIME UNEARrHED
BY Detcctives-The Young America an
Had Been Fouily Murdered.

90 ..,,,,.,,.
ni-AS"oW' sept. 1.-THE body OF a
young man named Haipherough was found
a, ,ha As,,,.,,.... ..-,..
's.A'e' near hoeniyhe'
III ihe county OF Argyll. on the 10Th inst.
mo son d, 4, -, -
- ivpplleu' OF very rVh
American or the United States. He had
been rabbit ehoctln. ON tho Aralaunept es.
80, a.
t'le' anu MS deAd body was found lyng
near 0 ditch oil the property. He had been
shot In the he,d ana bts o,,u ,vhi,.h bad
49,, 49,
ueeh u'Sehatgel' was on tue ground be'
side him. 1t Is supposed that the wound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Galveston, Tex. Sent . --tSpaclai.l -
hsJramship from Galyeston, 1cs.i
10 I.ivorpon, p-asa
roConi!ncnt. ~. 1890
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

Now York. sept lSpcclaD Cotton
futures closed barely steady. 70 poinis
Hd gance Sales, -, 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-04

I. 9F.eans, Ia, Sept . lSpsolal.) :
= Commercial %
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-17
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathersd From, All Parts 81 che Country
~ Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts 81 the Country
~ Telegraph.
Tho general court~martfal appointed
to meet at Columbus barracks. o.. De
cember 81. 1892 L dissolved
The last annual election OF the
Worlds fair directors was held Friday.
All the old officers were elected with
out a dissenting vote.
d. D. Gates, one OF the wealthicst
farmers in Greene county. and grand
son Of Gen. Gates. OF revolutionary
fame. is dead at Springfield. Q.
Mr. Porter the new minister to Chill.
was at the state department. Friday
and took the oath Of Office. He win
shortly sail for his post Of duty.
The case wherein Miss Wilmina PnghH
was awarded Judgment Of 5000
against the Indianapolis Journal for
Islander was reversed BY the appellate
court
Transylyania Presbytery. in session
at Danviile. Ky. voted IN the afiirma-
tive on the question OF the revision OF
the confession Of faith as set forth by
the general assembly Of tho church.
In the British house Of commons it
was stated that the government had
not been informed as to any recent MUIR
ders in Armenia. although numerous
arrests had been made for alleged sedi-
ton.
Total number Of fourth-class post
masters appointed Friday, 100; Of which
SO were To- fill vacancies caused by rcsig-
nations and deaths. and Al removals.
OF the A removed, a served four years
and over.
THE following cable was received ct
New York Saturday from London:
Stanton Abbott, the lightweight cham
pion Of England, who goes to America
TO fight Jack MeAulife, the American
champion, sailed on the Paris
George Myers, 18-year-old boy, has
been arrested In Toledo, O.. for horse
stealing. The horse was stolen from
Luther Gilberts. OF eurtia. Wood coun-
| ty. and sold TO man In Toledo.
Friday evening the boy made full ICON
| fession.
One Of the most phenomenal oil
strikes made IN tho famous Wood coun-
| ty lO.) oil field was mnde by Emmerson
Priddy when his well on the Whitacrc
farm. near cygnet, showed . produo-
ton Of a,ss0 barrels Of oil Ia twenty
four hours.
Secretary Smith has requested Seere-
tary Lamont TO send a sufficient foroe
Of troops to compel Frank G. Ross and
his workmen TO leave the Puyallup res
ervation, Washington, across which
/ they have commenced TO build rail.
road contrary to law.
The proprietors of the Cafe De Ma.
rine, at the Worlds fair grounds, asked
the courts Saturday to protect them
against Chief Of Construction Burnham.
Mr.. Bnrnham is seeking to have the
cafe building torn down as unsafe. ow
ing to storm damage. The proprietor
wish to 60 ahead with the construction
/ without rebuilding.