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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

LONDON, July i0-1hc action AZ H..
Johns n f. Of Rcar.Admral l.nnornax,
Of the French warship Naiade. who accord.
ing to the press dispatches. treated The
Newfoundland authorities with great DIS
courtesy. because they would not ncctsl,s
TO his demands concerning hn importation
OF cans for use IN the lobster Industry on
the Freloh shore las aroused cunsidrr1bir
comment aud again drawn public nifpn-
tlon 10 the dispute between Great liiiinin
md France regarding the rights Of The
latter In Newfoundland
The question ~ hcar Admiral i.ainof.
nnix's action IN lclnpnlnR that The cans
referred 10, which Ind been seized hv iha
Newfoundland customs authorities, should
either be- returned to ,helr owners or paii
for. was brought np Saturday IN the house
of commons by Sir Charles dixie, who ask.
Ell for Qniclal Information on the sul,ieot
Sir Edward Grny. parliamentary score
iary Of the foreign office. said ia reply 10
81 Chnrrs thai the government Ind W.
crlved no news Of The reported quarrel
between Heur-Ailmlral i.nIhOrnair AMI
the government OF Newfoundland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

u'n'F 'hls climate, which they have to
p'riorm under nearly every other climate
N North America. Not only those hl III
nealth should seek 81 healthy a scc,lcn,
oul those strong and hearty should come
ana enjoy salubrious climate which re.
hr'es that duh. stupid fcciing experienced
IN SO many parts OF the United states. aud
which gives both mental aud physical &C.
uyliy aud energy to the human system
Sunstrokes. yellow fever and inanrial
diseases are unknown Parties coming here
with asthma, catarrh or pulmonary troubles
are soon permanently cured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

AsBulW Park n. V, July 10 People
IN the big pavilion Tonight were startled
when Abram liurker- q wealthy cnitngcr
here slapped John q. Young. clerk IA
Leroy Hotel, North AsDufy Park Ia the
iacc Young says Barker bud lranrd over
his shoulder ma said, Young mni. YOU
afr drunk Mr.. Young denied this aud
Bafkef struck him. Young made a charge
Of assault. but withdrew Il. mud SAYS he
VIII Hlir for $3.50 Barker claims that
owing to his great Vitality he attracts
weaker men. THIS nnnoyH him and h. can.
moi hrp striking them. barker Owls haif
z Iozcli cottages here aud property in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

OTTAWA, Ont, July IL. Professor Wig.
gins SAYS that In two or three weeks u
very brilliant comet win b. seen In the
northern sky. Tie had been watching for
some weoks for y comet which be- says Is
The large. variable star seen by Cornelius
Gcmma IN 1910 IN the constellation nf
Cnssi0poln. rs It's renppchrnnce was about
due
In 1884 he announced Tint Gem,na's
star, usually called the star Of lirihrhpIu,
WAS only large comet IN itH pefihelion,
when lis TAIL surrounded IT, and give II
the appearance Of n star OF tile iifft mag.
niude, He considers that this theory ms
been proved now. for on the nlgli ~ The
sih Inst he saw few minutes between
clouds near Tho pole Of The henytis sfnr
of the sixth magnitude mnylug rapidly SIM.
ward, which be pronouncrs n pOupt ANA
which Is seeking u ncircr prrlheliOn than
IN lhl0 on H. return from the sun II
viii be very brilliant. II is now he snts,
probably below the horizon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
a TIMES ACCOUNT.

LONDON July 16.-The Times cor.
respondent at Bangkok telcgraphs: ut
is surprising how both sides have su,.
cceded in avoiding hitting each other.
The half-hours cross-hrc must have boon
of the widest character The ouly rcnl
damage was done one Of the Sinmcse
ships, on which shell exploded, killing
ten, and wounding dozen men. The
forts guns are In perfect order. NOT even
the sml-roofs Were damaged. Outside the
bar found the l'orfait Hreuch gun.
boap. whose captain had threatened to
Kill all foreigners In the Sinmese service.
Captain Nilc. Siomcsc hurbor master,
at once replied to the threat By pre-,
senting himself with the ayowal that he
was German subject, Thcreupon the
French captain collapsed. and sent an
officer To return vllc's visit Neverthe.
less. found the lighthouse and lookout
ship abandoned. Entire ignorance pre-
walls here ns to The aHitndeiJf England.
The feeling of the trading community
tends toward Il panic, and this will not
likely subside until business men get
plain answer TO the plain question: 20
the British and mdinn governments nc.
quiesce to the possible extinction of the
Siamcsc government. and The destruct.
ion OF British nterestsf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
THE ABILENE COUNTRY,
WHERE TT. Is AND WHAT You
WILL FIND THERE.
Good Soil and Fine Crops---Good So
oiety and Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for These Things.


| ARLENE rax t,t, ~ n,,,,... .
central nostlon II, th. gro.,, s,a,o W. r'7, "
IL un .Ah,,no r,,,,,. :, -,
yenrs ogo IA III. y,yor,,,, r,,,,,,,,. -,
Of tho connnrbo I,n,ans ~ s,"'V -,
now known IA, nnd VII ,a ,, -.
| moss az IN r,mntn ,i,s ,,,..,,,,a.,'..'
lis son ana, ,,,o ,,,o.,,,. ,,,', ,.',a,.,' V.
~ noa,,. VI
| mn, a.. fo,,a, ,,t,.,
Ne,I.o cnrtnIns ma ,t,,aa ANA 49,
! AI,u.,o ,,,,,,,r,. - - ''1' '"V
b,rIro1 md an. m,i,a' ',t "
| ~ nm .,naI ,t,s,,,.', 49, "''u
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ar. ,,cJ, an, ,i,o s,u ~, ,,, ..,.. ,.'ru'
~ ~ ~ 9o' ~ "e'P "uu P'"uu'',''
r,ch Lands NJ n,,, I,ro,n. on'r ,,,,a ", '"e
sn,,r,,,,a ,a "Ss ''"i ~ ""o III
a., 80, '','S' i'P,"
-, ""','In ,i' y. Wv Ni'l'S u'u '"'o'""o
I,,''' WV" hoM '"ru'su u,IS u'S,r''t
~. u'i',Ne ~, 'n'r" ieAas the Aoll"he
eounas aps","'eS Itee "i 'nulnria' An
snip.re VI ns'ii nllsnt ne founded ana
I'Vsp , w. ' ."'a inos '''n'en' "'"'"'" Ninc"
s1 Di1v, "a, " ,na" 'i,ng ~ ine s,nuts
$500 :, ~ A,'il''-Nb 'utNii''
,,.,,, "n ~" Yn' "" Se"tS s'i'e '"c
sup',n'e hlus''r ~
sH's ei'"e ,y"ptis WIN 'is h'si "hls'"
from lhe rni'roau engine, eleven years ago
, ..na uep"'' , i't ,noIe sev'uueu
$500. '''.sn, w"
~, -, -, - "a" '" ', ~.
~ ""''s "nu
Nv, a..,',,' "''u l"'",'o
..',,,,,G .r,, ,,,''. "V',s
= - XXX, ' 9"o'o'i'S
VI ~, ""V"s 'ne"' Wv ""sonS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

LONDON. July TO- The Gazette con.
taius notlrcation that The queen has
been pleased 10 direct letters patent to
be passed under the grcnt seal " tho
United Kingdom granting the dignity OF a
bnropet 70 stuart knlll lori mayor Of
London. II - customary 70 ,onfer knight.
hnad upon lLe lorl mayors " London whcn
they retire FROM ofilce, but Tor one 10 o.
briieyed that the elevation Of Lord Alator
knln Is due IN part, n n0t euiirfiy, 10 the
prominent iiglt taken BY the city o. Lou,
Con Ia TIE celebrations On Toe occasion
Of The recent royal Wedding
Our May dre loss was S10,OO0,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
vol. XVII NO cas-

I
ioaded with ,helus Thu roam was inn.
med' hni WHEN Caprs announced ihot hs
nad son'ciling % KS, not !, sound was
heard save The clahkIng OF hls cl,nin.
~ he stood 40 and confessed tlmt II,
had committed al The crimes charged
agamsi thc Other ncgfors. hutaonc; 81
hat one hc protested be was mnoccn,
! stood near capps when lc madc that
concession, aud \ cam say with tmth.
1 his color changed he bccansr ashy, and
wlien be snt dawn beads Of ,crspltatinn
rolled noni his Ace. 1t was s,nu1ly
moment, ipraaep were rxclt.4l and thcre
was da'iEef Of violence. hut llc sheriff
hadstrNstrd Deputies arouad capps, and
Iythry Eot hin safely 10 jal | lnd Tho
satisfaction shortly aftcrwarl. to stand
beneath Tho Aeafiold md soc Cams car.
eaSs shoot through the trap to dcslruct-
ion.
1T wassin tldtt little room over there
In the northeast rornrr whore Iustlce
McClung held court. that Henderson. Tho
iather of tho Handsome Young eirL who
had been Avishcd IN a ,pnt an the
Clear Fork. pacod up and down the ronm
waiting for an onpnrtuntty IA I'm ~,
Negro. Davis. whe MI ra,,1,a1 '"'
Several men hnd offered unndn.s,, '','
good biz nistoI I'M, NM, NV Wv"
to some purposo. bnt fortnmhI, ,
pupcr man. Win .ilnlt corr,. ~
gun, made his tc,alcr H., XII "s
thut when Henderson "A sha.., rs,
ON III the yard north Of the bulllIng tho
hide, without mGlctlnr sr,io,s MIN.
"up IN the tower. n,,y ,,,o 49,.
the elock looked ami orcr NJ, A., 10y
the big boil tollel nm ny, no,s ~, "pp
Powell, once civ nJi,nr ~ W. g.
placed the ola man wbo n,i,,o, ,,@1y'i''
Peppermint, vii, olI ~, n'on,I '." ~
the old n,nn had r, ~, ',, w., WIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
In Front of a House of Ill Fame for
His Victim.
THE KNIFE WAS WELDED FAST
And Cut onen and Deep Until Death
came---Rivals for Prostitutes
Favor FAN out over a Bottle of
Becr---The Result.

OMAHA, Ncb,, July 1G-Andrcw
Ryan is the victim of one Of the most
cowarily murders over committed. Ills
slayer is George, alias "Boncsy" VIII
linms. The murder was committed early
this morning in front of II house of ill.,
fame the lower part of town. Ryan
was. ~ cut 10 pieces by his assail-
ant 8, Gn. almost instantaneous
8 W. y rivals for the arcc-
tionsN Ncs 10, mates of the dive.
Last nie, - Hsaac. oscther with a
parry OF irl' place drinking
One of the pari. y for bottle of beer
with Il 50 hill ana hhen the change was
returned Williams and George BOYLE
quurrclad over the amount Ryan took
sides with Boyle and Williams left the
house, He hid at the side of the door
and waited for Ryan to come out. When
he appeared the murderer pounccd ON
him with large clasp knife and before
any one could Interfere he inflicted eight
wounds, cutting Ryan's heart in Two.
cutting his throat and laying open his
breast and abdomen. The murderer has
confessed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

NEW YORK. July 1G.--1he Brown
seemenial wire gun was tested AZ Sandy
Hook yesterday with charge Of forty
one pounds of powder
The mnzzle velocity was over 2t60 feet
pr second and the pressure I3OJO
pounds. This Is the best result ever OBJ
tanned with brown powder from any gun
ip the ,ylriI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

CHICAGO, NJ, July 10. Notwitb.
standing u WAS advertised fnr aud wide
that the proceeds Of today's dcker sale.
at The fair would be donoted TO the
families Of thp iiremen who lost their
hyess IN The lire last Monday, the al.
tendance was unusually small. The
total admissions We're estimated at 3j.ttJO.
Memorial exercises ID festival hall wrra
poorly attended. Rev. Or. Mercer
preached tho sermon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

TACOMA, Wash, July 10. s. N.
Du-senbcrc, cashier Of the suspended
bank Of Pnyallup. has bean arrested,
charged with embezzlcnlenl Of $1,000
pusenberc Is prominent mau 10 bust.
ness and social circles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

CHICAGO, H.. July 49, Oscar Neebe.
the anarchist who was recently released
from lie penltentiary, was quietly mar
ried this afternoon 70 Mrs. Eliza IIcpp.
The bride is the owner Of fiourishiug
saloOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

|. l l'n,,..h Pa. July 1s.-
Hon. 'u'O art, 90 years old. manager
Eyel !, f5nit Iar company, which
Na,inndll1 me failure of the spring
|saicid,sa lial bank, last hight P cn,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

CHICAGO. H., July 10. Al the Italian
celebration NJ Flfty-srvcnth street tonight.
four people were Killed and scyen injured
by the explosion OF fire works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

DTRANI' Miss. July i6--iAs, night
three colored children uero locked Up in
the house Of their parents. who went TO
church. During theft absence The cabin
was destroyed by hrp, aud the children
were ornmnted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

BUFFAIo. n. ", July lG-Afier
four days Investigation the true amount
of Van Broeeslel's einbezzlemeut b.
found 70 De S57.5G2 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

SOME or rHE HIsronlc EVENTS


They stood At the head Of Main strc,t
looking at the partially denolish,a. ,rar'
rant county court house. ono vns /,
typical man-ahout-towt,. tho otbcr II ,a1,
timer, WIN had seen Fort ynr,h ,,,as
from struggling frontier ynorc nnh,
she had hccunc the conimrrcinI nr,rnr,
lis Of all North Texas. Sai1 m, nl1.
iimee; Could those dIsnnnu,J Win.
speak they would relate 4 nle IN ,,,i1,
llfc and death. ioy and sorrow morrinr',
and divorce. virtue and ,jclonsnes. n,a s
aud hypocrisy. ambition nnd ,iscourags.
mont, wonlJ all Rnd 4 nlnrc ir,,.
pathetic, the udicrous. tlic sublime tnc
noldcs the despieahlc have an hnnn nnr
trayca within those walls NInnv f,m.
lily history has bcon nIro1 Mmo. ,,m,
a ahastly skeleton has bccn lros.,a S,'n''
It's closet and held up as n hlleons sn ,,""
Gle before iurics. trying rascs nj nn''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

HAVANA, July t6 General Ale.
jandro Rodriguez Arias, governor-gen.
eral Of Cuba. died tudny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
DEATHS.


WASHINGTON. July 10 -Rcnr.Admlrnl
Earl English. retlrcd died mere today.
aged On years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

WIN, Ind. July 10.-Winie
Mr. soyee' Miss Allen and
y night We're drowned in the river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17
News CONDENSED

srputNGHAM Ala.-'rhc gamblers are
4 1tIyei oat Of this city.
Massachusetts state Re.
&scab convention WIN be held on Oct.
aopEKA. Kas.-rhe farm hands of
4 ,tsrn Kansas have organized themselves
"a union.
] ,xsAs CITY, Mo.--Nirs. Joseph Elder
80, ~, arrested. charged with the muir
u Of her husband
d ,rERIoo, IA terrific storm passed
e. ,bls place doing great damage to
"a and buildings
rry cnlo.-Thc business houses OF
- I'M during the dul season VIII close
|. ocnck evenings.
rmO Col. Henry Howard, promi-
&, cltIsen OF this place was murdered
4 unknown party
.tkIS N. Fred Wilcox, S years OF
:" while fishing from II raft near here
+ M and was drowned.
K. IrADBLPHGA--C aterpillars are NUM-
/ throughout PENNSYLVANIA and are do
krcat damage TO crops.
IN pERTCN. Colo. +. schulmburg. OF
4 city was afraid Of the banks, drew
I'M his money. $500, and was robbed
&RIDEN, Conn.-The Charles Parker
a screw factory has closed down One
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

NEW YORK. July 1a-Chano.iior
McGil today appointed Johu @. Paul
receiver Of the cartwood Steel works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

$. J. Hampton, Third pariyite, Editor
Of Farmers Review: regard the pres
ent financial crisis es lba WRIST tbat
ever visited our county, as III devasta-
ting Influence reaches the weakest u our
citizens especially the agricultural. Tho
steady decline 10 the price Of agricultural
products Is but the natural ontsrowtii
Of orr class financial system, and the
rapacions greed Of all corporate power.
To reinedy the cyil and bring speedy re-
lief nh class laws should be- repealed, re-.
Store silver coinage and provide for The
Issuance u enough legal tender paper
motley 10 bring our country g cash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17

DETROIT. Mich. July "a, Two boys
bathing in Tie river this afternoon got
beyond thor depth one was SAVED by
a playmate named Nieks, but the other
was drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-17


c. II, White Democnn, clerk of dis
trict court | think II the Democrats
would repeal the federal election laws;
rcluce the tariff t. a strict revenue
basis; reduce expenses; revise the pen.
sion list. so that none hut the deserving
draw pensions: carry ont the demands
Of The Chicago plilform by repeating the
Sherman act, aud declaring for free
coinage Of silver aud gold that the whole
country will realize their full measure Of
expectations and hopes at the bnuds OF
the Democrats. | consider that the de
claraiion for fsec coinage on the part Of
thy United States means that the South
American. Central American and MeSi-
can republics would divert their trade
from Europe TO this country, aud that
trade with Japan. China and the Latin
Union would so Increase that the mono
metallst countries would be forced to
Decentralization Of SILVER
pirans contraction aud distress Free
coinage meais commercial prosperity.
Decentralization of silver win put this
country at commercial disadvantage:
the future struggle viii h between the
United States and Great Britain. aud
single standard would accomplish for
British interests what a navy conld not
DO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
Another Account.

CuUNEr. Mich. May lt.-Ten men
we're instantly killed IN tho Red Jacket
shaft - the Calumet and Hecla mine at
noon today. They were party q tim-
bsrmen coming up ia the cage FOR din
ner and consisted 20 John Oyders. fore
man. marrie,t. John Hicks. single; Allen
Cameron. single; Andrew Edno. single:
James Cocking. single. Joseph Pope.
marrissi. COn =. sullivan. single: Robert
" uapso. married. Nike Mchida single.
James Tronisr. single.
The shaft - vertical and 1900 feet
deep. The men were aboard a skip
uss'i "a hosting rock. and when the
losd - human freight reached the sur
face the engineer dtd not stop IN time.
bot went % ihe tnp q th. derrick when
u broke .oo-r and vent back with
crash g. fns bottom q the shaft. Being
thus disabled With no way - reaching
tho bottom uor getting the dead men
out. sxc~rt by going through another
sha't hsf mile away ~ sas nearly
three hours before the true state 20 az
fairs could - a-certaine,i. and ~ will be
towards morning before the bodies can
b.. brought O. the surface. IL IL neces
-sry o. hui-t them sso feet by ropes IN
rescl, the level 20 TIE newt shaft, then
carry them nearly half a mile through
the driffa sni then hoisfssl by the man
car The wife q Pope wss standing IN
th~ shaft house sith her husbands din
ner when the horrible sccidentoccurred
Twelve vent down this morning. but
ore = them sas attacked Nv sickness
ant vas s"nt up accompanied by one -
hi- comrades \ crrnner's Jury IL max
ing q thorough investigation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
REVOKING LEAVES.


WAsnINGroN. May IL. When Sccre-
tary Lamont began to scrutinizc the list
of army officers on detached service
some days ago. the name OF Lieutenant
Lemley was the first To strike his eye.
being unusually suspicious by reason of
the long period II leave granted him.
The blue pencil Immediately went
through it, Orders followed revoking
the leave and directing Lieutenant Lem
ley Ia return Ia his regiment. The blow
was hard one Ia the young officer. who
happened to have just arrived in this
city from Colombia for the purpose of
going To Chicago in charge of the cxhib-
II Of that country. Aside from having
made contract with tho Colombian
government for a period of five years he
has also come here an director general Of
their exhibition at Chicago To be sud
denly ordered back to his regiment has
left him in bad box with the Colon
is said did not fully understand the
particulars under which the leave in
this case was granted. and is now balk
ing his action. largely AZ "A compliment
Ia the Colombian government. But the
secretary IL in deep earnest i'm his deter
mination To weed out the detached
service lists. Ii il even said that he
contemplatcs the revocation of the
three years leave of Capt. George B.
Davis. who ia now filling "A contract with
the Nicaragua Canal company under
special act 81 congress. which author.
lied the granting Of the leave without
nav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
COLLIDE IN A FOG
The City Of Hamburg Sinks the
Countess Evelyn.
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST
Bat Two Bodtcs We're Found-.The
CnknOWn ship % the Bottoal

LONDON. May 1.-THE captain of the
steamship City of Hamburg. which ar
rived At Swansea today from Hamburg.
reports that st O'Clock yesterday after
noon his vessel collided in q fog ID
Treyos Head coast Il Cornwall with the
chip Countess Evlyn. bound with pas
sengers and iron ore from Rilboa. Spain.
to Newport. Wales. The captain Of the
Countess Eviyn jumped aboard the City
o Hamburg and Mate Richards crswled
10 her through a hole in the Countess
Evelyn's quarter. Ninety seconds later
the Countess Evelyn went under with
her crew VI sixteen and with nine
passengers Boats were lowered
at once from tbs City of Hamburg. but
the search in the fog proved almost use-
lees. Seaman Jarbin Was picked up.
but he died in few minutes after hav-
ing been brought abord the steamship.
The dead body of little girl Was also
found. Otherwise the attempt at rescue
was without result. The lost passengers
were the English wife and the son and
daughter OF Spanish gentleman in
Bilbao; Mrs. Williams. her son and in
fant daughter; two men named Barton.
and I.ondoner whose name has not yet
been ascertained. The steamship Ataka
which arrived at Cardiff today was
damaged yesterday in collision with an
unknown ship off Lundy Isle. The
Ataka's captain thinks that the other
vessel went down with all on board
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
w Ant RECOGNITION.
Negro Dem orrass Ask Grover tn Pull
nh the Party rr,mtscs.

w,~HI~Grov. May II The National
Negro Democratic league has through
ito president. &. N ! Taylor - Kansas
Secretary ~ e. Smith q Alabama and
chairman - the executive committee II.
4. & Astvocd ~ louisiana addressed
letter to President Cleveland upon
question "seriously affecting tho cause
- mgr democracy IN the country
After crtIcising the republican party for
its treatment % the negro. the letter
says that the league stossi with the
democrat party when IL was routed in
l-~s. and those who hai received rccog
niiloo sere promptly chaAtised snd
summarily dismi--ost by the successful
republicans IN tho ia=t casnpsszn the
negro democrats in the face - lasYits
ard injuries - every sind. With
h.s voic" hi< ren ard his best energies
p~nc AIMED for Grower Cleveland rrform
negra democracy then hecsnse feature
= The t-rfy roliic = fhr nstion The
I"tfer r--ifes that 'he lcsgIe "a 2 acct m
'sl-s chr i-sgore the country t->csgse
- TIE "a are 81 fsr g. rec Vnisc them
0 fhc -frihu'los = patronage ant
ssss ihe President - The sres beid -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
PODGY VICTORIA.
There Was Nothing Quecnly About
Her Majesty's Appearance.

LONDON. May a. Not a few worship.
crs of royalty received severe shock
"Wednesday last upon the opening of the
Imperial institute. During the ride To
the institute her majesty. contrary to
custom. gave her subjects an opportun-
ity of seeing her face. and tens Of thous-
and took advantage of il. The prevail.
ing feeling was one Of disappointment
and chagrin. The queen was far from
queeDly looking. The common critics.
accustomed from pictures of the illus
trated papers and the coins at the mint
to the idea OF tail. majestic woman.
found that the actual queen Of Great
Britain and Ireland. etc, etc. empress
Of India. etc. etc. WAS very small.
wrinklcd old lady. with no physical
marks of distinction Whatsoever, and
during the greater part of the route she
was huddled upon corner Of the big
carriage in curious and undignified
manner.
For the people who were near enough
to the grand entrance door to see the
royal persoDages alight there was an
other disenchantment in store Nine
persons out Of ten are under the i'm
precision that the duke OF York is a fine,
big. strapping fellow. as a typical sailor
ought TO he. but il was seen on Wednes.
day that his royal highness was short,
a rather weakly looking young man.
with ID distinct tendency to be podgy.
The equeries and court maids had more
the appearance 81 royaiists than the roy
alists themselves.