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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGTON INN

t. J. Workman, AUSTIN Mr.. and Mrs.
j p. Collins ST. Joseph. Mo- W. and
Mrs Hodges, London. England, Mrs. John
Townsend, Midllelown, Conn., MISS NJ.
Cincinnati; G.. q, PRATT Fort Worth -.
~ Thompson. Fort Worth thas, 4.
smith McGregor Tex; D.. q. Bowman,
city: H. A. Parker Chicago NO.. Geo Z.
Lester Phoenix, Ariz: Geo -. McLuugh-
~. chicago. MS q. j. Swasey, Fort
DeHari, Colorado %. Bryant Phlladslphia,
Ike Goldberg, Philadelphia Miss D. Gold.
berg. Waco; Martin Carey Fort Worth,
Geo G. Hatzcll Philadelphia; @. 4 Mead,
Philadelphia. Victor Hartman, DR. Blll Cos
Miss a. o. Eary sherman. Tex. Miss n.
Osborne. ClcbuIne, Tex; t. H. Brown.
Boston; q. a. Carter. Baltimore, -. r..
Belcher. 81; Louis 4 y owens; clncin-
Franklin, Louisville
MANSION
Jno. r. Taylor, New York j. ". Win.
gate Camden, o.. G.. IL. Crluendon.
bridgeport Conn y, l. Jones. kaa9usas
n. b. I'm. and family, Ohona Mss,; n.
=. webster. Columbia, Tenn, ". /. Max.
well, Blunton; j. p. Henderson. Dallas
sam Jones, Jrr ana wire, Dallas q q.
Denton; q. y Mcclellan. ltnsca; N. l.,
Manager Bowie; H. j. Langron, Ardmefe,
L. ~ D. A. SnOddy Gordon q. r. Wool
Bi2e'nnIsons. " Louis White. Cincinnati ii n
smith virginia; j. W. BUrforl, Dincmnntli
y. q. celia New Orleans VIM. hgmers,
Houston 4. J. Faukey 81 Louis ~. =.
Ford and company Fort Worth ioncible5;
IS mon. Washington, ID. g.. ID. A. Boards
ley Kentucyi. Mrs. j. W Patterson. pc'
catur, FRANK y. Cauter 3. Il; y. 80 Y. y.
Army; ~ T. j. Andrews, Texas: y n.
D. NcNetton, New York Mrs Drew. Dea
T TStt stanton 10 '@ TS5. Maynard G%asf ksa.
Sos City Geo. Caueit IexaG q. ComFock,
Quincy, HIS. w. u. Abbott WeathprfUrii
Dave M5iteheIl cqIoq1do ,i r. a agdg 1l
j. j. Ientinsou Fort WAYNE Hon. f
Currrtt stanton, r. q O2sheur Colorado.
W. NJ Maxwell Button =. 5. Kirby Mis-
sour, ~. Il. Martin Comapche
PlCKWiCK.
n. W. Mayes Cleburuc IA Shoemaker.
Decatur a. ~. Nuckalls Pueblo colo.
III. r. Moody MeWpllf y - Carver. -
louis Henry Berger Detroit MICA; 2
A. hfard Dallas W p. Plemons Amar-
mo. Dan Ford Waco; j. J. FairbausH.
De1ison a. s. 5weminger. ChIldresE a..
y E sdTiy.5 tor ko @o,'l ci a5a N Stdcl y
NarhvilIr Win Martin Colorado city Mrs
Henderson. brentwood a. T. Cox lAtne
Bsnd. Dlllas " fLy houhanli ) J..
Ion Jr n Louis, q. r. oliver and wife.
Amarillo. = a. HlghsEith Amarillo, y.
mi Peters. Rock island i'yi q w h01rl-
c5rner Dallas. ~ Johnston Dallas,
Prod b. King Detroit, Mich u q. Davis,
clarendon. j. a. Cuuia. Neaihrrf1rl;
,1eret. MIS- N Maitey. TeKarkaua B NJ
pefors Kanaas Cityf ~ r. AlcAdama.
Transvillo Ind ~ hirmlAghain Nfw
YORK Aug, kiaia;y AeT Afg aS. r,sslI ppofp
yllrou kaufas city, Mo- ihaNt itichs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
SHERIFF LEES AIM
Is Good, and When No Is Shot al and
Returns the Fire No Brings
Mic nan.

Raynnr Tex. March O.-lspeciahl- Bur
-lAties have been OF frequent Occurrence
lately the latest victim being j, L. Has
kew
Mluier Moore and Joe Todd wore sus-
pcctcd Of being guilty Hud thcy lnti town.
Sheriff Lee overlook them on iip ROAD
90 AnsOu ana cOl1mcncrd "a rgiIch their
bsgr.ep. when MUarr hcgaH shooting al
the sheriff aud CONF aded Toad % uiHhrin
Ice. who succeeded in getting bis pistol
and shot Moore fatally.
Todd then surrendered aal - now ln
Jan WalLer DOdsOu bias also been arrested
as an aeceaF0rY 20 the burgHry,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
nLrITY MANsmAL INnEN AIL,nar

Ardmore J. H. March lSprulal --
Eight deputy United states MHr,hals uasapd
through This place yesterday On route TO
Paris, Io2, With "a uuubyr of prisoners
Among them being Deputy Marshal John
i. Mcl1lu Hud posse, charged with killing
70 notorious negro outlaw aud FATALLY
Wouuaiug another near MDGuc CuipAasHW
nation, one night last week Nlcllun ~
deputy lur iho Ardmow court uud had
"a warrant Tor the arrest OF the negro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

~ hair Is sinful. '''' III Nu"Sia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
ABOTT AXTELT..

Axtel TEX. MArtn 10 lNpecialJ-A
movement hRB been started here 10 build
Il cotton seed 90 nill at ildH place one.
hslf of the necessary msney has been sub.
scrihed and d b. thought that thc rest viii
~ secured iu Few daJ Longer iiere has
been great many inullies moved %
fhIs place in the lnsi fhree months, ali Of
whom are farmers Many have failed "a
secure land 90 make q crop this year, a.
prcry foot Of farming hand has been taket
mo- new grocery house opened 90 This
week Go0d min On thn 7ih, which WAS
nopded AZ tiiis W4s wanted ~ UrlnR W
corn Mosf farmers are through planting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
DYNANnTED BADIy.

San Antonio, ToN,, March TO- Special D.
While Joseph Mengcr % farmer ON Sdludo
Greek. near here, vac applying some blast.
mature explosion occurred. Menrrr was
blown ont " the well and INTO tuc AIR To
hcighth OF twenty feet falling haci.
Into thu well. Ills legs were broken and
his skull crushed aud hp VIII probably
die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
COLLINS WIDOW
Appears al Denlson and u Creates a Sen
Saii0E.

appears az upli9sN anu ~ N'Ns'~e " w"
salon.
Sherman. Tex, March TO- Speci0ll
-Dcnison aud Grlyson county viii
soon DE occupied with biz sensation.
A woman calling herself Mrs. 4. X.
Collins arrived Ia Denison yesterday,
and registered at the McDougal hotel.
She clniins 10 be % wife Of \ T. Col
lius. deceased. who died IN Denison 9
short time ago leaving an estate valued
at 5000 900. The woman claims 20 have
been secretly married 90 Collins ~ his
residence in Denison on the 9TH of llst
.Iune The woman is young and pretty
md was raised by Collins having lived
mi his house for number OF years she
has boon for the past several
months with a family ia Detroit, where
SID claims Collins placed her, Ihn Wo-
man rs evidently honest In her CLAIMS
mad has o child with her. which she
claims ms the issue Of her marrsgo win
collins. The woman has IN her posses
sion n large number Of letter. papag5,ls,
etc., written TO her by Collins. Inc
case has caused o sensation 10 ms couu'
~ ms Collins former wife died many
wears ago, and he was supposed 70 nc
WidOWcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

the largest Of the Mallory fleet and Is
9ommeudcd by Captain Bolcer Tie
bi"Ve Where she struck is considered very
dangerous. Aud stfauline tlrore ronor,lly
means ine entire loss of o. steamer. lRr
Noncho had nn board 6fty cabin passen.
gers and eighty TN the Second cabin and
steer0ge She reported yesterday bv wire
nom Key West at which port She touch.
ed, her regular custom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

siey .9les are equipped with
throughout. Phone 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
NM CoVCHO on A REEF.

~ W. March 10 "A dispatch re-
s'.g hern today says the Mallory iillt
e'sli,s.,,',l,in Conch0 Is ashore on one ~ nv
f fs.a;,;s l,efs rear key West lying ~
y ioilua ',,,sition. She VIII have % be
,lii;.s..'lJ ~ her cargo before she can "a
got On The ConeAo left ~" az ao'n
Safuriay. bound for Galveston 9ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
NEW YONIN I-INEsInrk-

New York. March 10 -Bceyes DUH.
steady native steers, Sl7Ou5.3O; Colo.
RADIO. SlSO bulls and COWS. S.. OOd3. as:
pounds
Sheep and lambs dull; sheep. s. 7SFi
DO; lambs. SG5udO.TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
DnOWVrD unlsrIlr

san Antonio, Tex, March Especial D.
8t Sunset station, committed suicide today
by jumping into the river. lie had pumr
to- town ina search OF employment. He leaves
"a Wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

$50 fhAfCiSCO. cal,
LOUISVILLE ~ ---. 0sW RoRS ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
~ nresLAN 80

ST. Petersburg. March lV.-An imperial
utas authorizes iho Issue W au luterual
lnan N iOOOO,OlO of credit f0ubles
uf ~ per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

When opon mfr exercise aud Creole Female
Tonic viii restore you tu robust health and
send tIc color back 20 your pale checks.
II Is pleasant 40 take. No bad taste
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

WIIlLfAM HOssE. PRACTICAL HAITEit2
Giik hnta blocked whlic waiting Orders
by mall or szgrcas promptly attended 20
IIiO Jones fireet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
WRIGIIT cox Killed.

Masuniip JeN March ~. Especial -
News has mln reached hers of the shoot
ing and kiliHg by one Niilioua, ~
Wright Goa, ia saloon N sfaG0. II fa.
tiuu 0f ihc fekaa Trunk railroad, r
teen uaies south VI tbis place. No lar
ticulars-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

TYrEwRfTnRB .soAH BAHgAiNB IN
SECOND hand Nominations o. A hiahburn.
Dallas. ageut Tor tho Munson. best IN the
World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
TFTE FAMOUS

This is the great bargain shoe sl9Ir.
II rru want s0ue good footwear az low
nr,see drop 10 az 1910 Ma.1 street
prizes wy LOGAN a EVANS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
SITUATION WANTED

STsNuGfLAPnER- YOUNG LADY STIgN.
ographcr, owns d typewriter. slx ycnfs'
experience A ! city reference. dsurot
position. Address n. H. w.. Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

PLENTY or MONEY 10 LOAN On VAaai
LANDS AND IMPROVED CITY PRoPER-
TY CENTRALLY LOCATED. no DELAY.
TEXAS LOAN AND SAYINGS Co. J. H.
BRUGLER. vICEPREs'T AND TRHAB.
HURLEY BUILDING FORT WORTH TEX.
MONEY 10 LOAN Of FARMS AND FARM.
nc lands by the VIC. helcher Land Mort.
Worth
MONEY 10 LOAN~7 PER CENT MONEY
on Improved business property No coin.
fnlgsiOna Perkins a fOrby Hurley build.
ing Tort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
LDERATR MONUMENT MOVIE

ny Tex March O.-(Special,)-
.stuhg Of ladies' and gentlemen
~aee OF Hon. John l.. Terrell at
'oday on the call of Mrs, Or.
\, an Organization was perfected,
Nv 81 which was to assist in the
erecting q monument at Rich
~ IN memory Of the Cenfeder-
tlesIon presided and Mrs. Kate
was made secretary of the
a committee of ladies, COM
MIS- Preston, Mrs. Anthony,
l.eil and Miss knte Bass, were
r. 20 canvass the city in behalf
measure There win be- another
g,i the same place az 3 p. m.
'll, az which there is expected
4, Iueh larger attendance.
III aah'hony and Reihhnrdt were
Sn.o present the matter To j.
N '' camp at their meeting To-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
sEoUND.UANU trOltG.

TEyAs AND INDIAN TERRITORY.
WRITE ron PnUBs
DALIAh Tx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
nELr WANTED


FOR TWEETT.THIRD IN.
fantry United Btaton army, headquarters
At San Antonio, Tex, hbla-bOdled unmur.
ned men. between tho ages Of ~ und ~
Good pay, food, clothing aud medical ~
tpadance Applicants Inu4t furnish sntis-
factory evidence 40 20 nHe. habits aud
character. hrcru'tLg Office IA Nututorium
building, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
GAINESVILLE,
Ird Paid Her Fine Tor Carrying a
Isl-R Rocky Steal Chargo-Alier
Ten Years.

sTlle, Tex. March 1O.-(Spccial)
John Stewart, the most promi-
4 acter in the sensational tragedy
M. which resulted In the killing
i hasband. was In town yesterday
~ 10 plead puilty To the charge
IUhg a pistol and of aggravated
4 m court Mrs. Stewart exhibited
\ q'it aui FIRE, answering questions
4 M without the slightest embur-
VI When told that the fines
b. 70 SlOO, she said, very well;
them
Vas accompanied by her brother
and two children, all Of whom
j aaiad her today 10 Mckinney,
rlch place she viii reside with
Of her dead husband.
4 AFTER TEN YEARS.
Sheriff Joe Gaines late ycster-
ping arrested "A man named Mon
llOn on a charge Of stealing cattle.
fne is alleged 20 have been COM
\ b Denton county in 1882 Blen-
\ been living near Callisburg, this
4 for several months, but II was
II few days ago that his identity
\ Known An officer from Denton
Y for him this evening.
a BULKY THEFT
helt Of seventy Perchcs Of rock
4 charge against John Brown, who
ity miles east Of this city The
which are said 10 belong 10 H. j.
Refe lying beside the NJ, X *
A and Brown, IL is alleged, at
times hauled them on. He was
today and gave u $500 bond
eaf at the next term of the dis
NOTES.
Ev U, S. Marshal George Stewart
own today en- route to Paris with
Estes, who Is accused of traffic
whisky In The Red Mans country.
y Battlnheld today filed writ
1Nee from his wife. $. Il. Bat
+. Who resides In Arkansas, Mr.
lelu' who resides in Arkansas.
oAlenlield AYERS that his life was
v Will living with his wife.
n-se licenses We're issued today TO
y \ Harrison and Miss Della
'ld ) Z. Sanders and Miss Annie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


On acCount 81 the Increasing demands up.
on the spaCc ~ Tho Cnxotte both hy IA.
a greatly Improved news scrvice 10 Isl corn.
PEELED 10 discontinue the puhucl ton daily
ei tree Advertisements Tor persons dcsiring
hNp 0r employment Of notices " articles
hc cpninuel IN The sunday Gazette and
VIII Nt available To those whose notices are
resolved not later than o O'Clock Friday
For such notices Ia The classified column
ot the daily issue ~ The GRHcilc. charge
WI. hefcaftof be made Of I cont per word,
each Insertion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
GALETTES LETTER LIST.

list OF le;tcrs remaining uucauec for m
the counting NON cp yesterday az Q p n
ei sons caliog for them win please aAy ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

WHO WANTS no TRADE A TOWN
lot Tor a stclnWny pianof Address Plano.
care OF Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

u stteu, SUCCESSORS 20
D1aes1akers. SO6 Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

|aei,,iU, oys the swimming pool at
Y hsstoliN is being repaired, roft-
liB,ss'ss| win De in line condition
a' morning. Now Is your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
FINANCIAL

LOANS NEGOTIATED on FARMS AND
ranches at rCnsouhbi0 rates on interest
~ W Foster, no. 2Ot ~ roEaa nk Bgd..
Dallas Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

TWO STORY. EIGHT ROOM RESIDENCES
Ia Topeka. KAN FOR Fort Worth cijy
property or Iurrpnt county mru All,
Dress Topeka. care of GuEptto
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
rIE rRINITN NAYIGANI.E-
A LARGE FAMILY.

Henry Roswell and wife, colorcd
couple. residing ou Fugoa street. are
eudcavoring 20 keep mp the population of
Dallas They have been married seven.
teen years and are the happy parents OF
sixteen living children. ali single births.
Henry is day !aborcr and says IL keeps
linn hustling % provide corn-brcad and
bacon for the brood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

MONEY 10 LEND on FARMS AND IM.
proved city real estate Vendors lion
notes purchased and extended. few
good farms to sen on long umo annual
payments g. II. slliman, land mortgage
banker Office Land Tide block. Fori
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

5ei Worknen ia the state
wor2 "a Mitchell, the Jew
hrna ihe very best and
's Nlesfoom ana shops 5O4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

I glsseie, Wiiten, undertakers and
fhoue 20, Hirsch6eld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
CTTTING NrRApE-

Out at the cotton mills today I'd De.
laucy aud ~ McGlonn. two operatives.
quarreled. McGlonn says Delaney call
ed him q vile name aud refused. when
requested, 90 rotvct &c. NcGl0m drew
a pocket klale. opened it and iGmmed
the bludc into the left side of Delaney.
The wound is dangerous one Nc.
GlOuu is in inu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
GooD ADVICE

GOOD ADVICE.
MI 4, lt'lslgor that suffers that Pres.
nte,o WI cure any headache IN
n ~ 49, no waiting only fifteen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
Ton nNNT- DWi.LIIND.

F.I HFN1 THAT VERY DEsuABLE
laso 0u the southeast o0rncr % SuYcnih
ld TsrlNr streets fos terms, etc. az.
on Tue premhes " Ars. Josephine "a.
iyan,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
aIruArIoNs mAnrrn.

WANTED EMPLOYMENT by A SINGLE
man With I've years experience IN uqunr
business Address q. o., care OF On
Zftto. IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12

WAsurNaTON, ID. O., June l0.--Judgt
Lochren, commissioner Ct Pensions,
with the approval Of Secretary hukU
smith, today issued tho following im'
portant order as 90 the Adjudication
anu fixing rates Of pensions;
Flrst--A claim TOT peneion under
tho second section Of tie act OF June
q, 1850, can only be allowed upon
proof OF mental or physical disability
VI o permanent character, not the ty-
sult If elaimanps own vicious habits,
inoapacltating him from tho perform
ance of manual labor In such ueH'eo
On to render him unhUio u earn sup
port.
sccond-No specific injury or dis
ability cau,as such, have o pensionahle
rating under that act, nor be conelu'
erded otherwise than as II Affects TIE
capacity VI claimant " perform oidi-
nary manual labor,
Third-i'fOof that the disability was
not the result Of olaimanps own vicious
habi.s II requisite. Therefore the
causes and circumstances Of the origin
Of the disability should be- shown by
evidence furnished In support Oi the
claim for pension 30 far "a can loo
done and by persons other thAh lhu
claimant.
Fourth-TO give claimant a pension
able status under THE net the disability
must be such ne TO incapaciihi, nun
iOr the periUrmai &C Of manual lab1r
In such n degree n TO render him un-
able TO earn mis- support. Yet the act
recognizes differences IN the degree oi
such peusiOnhblp disability, giving 81.
per month in cases OF the greatest anu
50 per month In the cases OF thr lowest
degree, such penslonablc disability
rendering claimant unable TO earn his
support by manual labor. IL also pro-
vidts for intermediate ratings proper
toned TO intermediate degrees. such
pcnsional disability ratings under this
act Will therefore be made In Accord
ance with such rules tur rating ~ tue
meuicAl referee shall prescribe, subject
10 the approval Of tho commissioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12

CHICAGO, Juno 1O.-A startling
discovery was maze at the Fair ground
this evening when tue priceless laCBl
sent here by Queen Margherlta OF Italy
were unpacked. While the laces were
being taken out Of their cases aud each
piece counted II was found that thirty
pieces were missing. CablegHms were
immediately sent TO Rome, apprlsing
tho queen Of tho loss. II seems the
loss will not fall upon the Exposition
company, their bond not covering the
safety OF the lacCs In transit. The
Expedition company lie under 100000
bond for their safe return 10 Italy. II
is impossible 90 secure any details as to
the loss except the statement OF Gus.
tom House Inspector Grant 10 the
effect that the laces are missing anu
cablegrains were sont TO Rome convey.
ing the news Of the loss aud making
iuqulrles about the shipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12

FALL RIVER, Mass, Juno ll.-All
day long tals has been plentiful on tile
subject OF the Borden muTlers and
there Ia no denial that 1t lie the general
opinion that the prosecution has thus
lar presented n very weak case. The
opinion Ia strengthened by Tumnrs
current hero 10 this effect that Lizzie
Bofden's counsel will shortly explode
n bomb shell into the camp oi the
authorities, The defendaut's lawyers
DO not attempt 10 disguise their feel.
lngs because Of the present status of
tho case and the girps friends here are
iubilant. But while the prlsoner,s
friends are bu0yant the spirit OF the
police authorities IL by no means
dOwncRst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12
TEE ELECTIONS IN GERMANY
About Twenty Political Parties with
as Many Programs.


BERLiN, June lO.-At the general
elections for mombers Of the R,ichs-
tag Thursday next aud the bye.olec.
uonl sure to be required, 337 members
ithe house, iull com lemen,, will re
returned. The present week closed
with 1850 Candidates in the field. Not
only now uspiranis Tor soats bu: new
political factions appear daily, and ~
election DAY draws gradually nearer,
the confusion grow1 worse. Instead Il
eight recognized parties in the late
teichsiag holding the electoral field,
~ the present cnmpglgn there are
uuout twenty sections, each lighting
Iof iH own program.
Aa.Ja- tau latest developments IN
the political situation IL the breakup
among tho anti.somites. The jew.
uAitcfs now COu5ist Of three distinct
factions. Tho hual rosult must depend
ON tolltical combinations. Everything
promises that the now reionsing viii
ut lhu most motley parliament known
% hut1ry.
Reports that the American Cangro g
" 80 O. A'iANA tNt currency NuNhilhu III
September creates lively iu,oruit IN
financial circle, here, aud more 10 In
Austria. Austria anu Hungary each
sun Fcquitcs l2J,OOO,JOO hUrius iu gold
70 complete the currency CJpvorsion.
no prospect " the United Stntei
draining gold from Europe eEuites
anxiety among the Rlthschilia eyudi.
cate which h working AustrJ. Hun.
Earlnu convention. Fiunucien calcul-
ate that the cost OF Austrian currency
reforms viii become greatly enhanced
u me Ir.niucnpH plans are approved.
The drJuth Ia Frcburg nui Fnaciu
CONTINUES and the outlook In serious.
There Is atclrcity OF food and much
suffering. a number Of the iuhabit.
ants OF tue village OF Allmeuswit who
lacked food for themselves ami families
determined 10 raid the kippeuhuim
preserve and capture whatever game
was possible. The keepers detected
them und pitched batlli ,nsuCd. A
number oiinhbbitauis were wounded
nnd many villagers arfoatol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
SHEEPMEN ARNING
Utah Men With Rifles and SidsaTmS
10 The Scene Of Trouble.
DLOODsHED LOOKED rOR.
Farmers aud Stockraisers Determined
Laying Up Arms and AM
munitlOn.

PUEBLO, Colo, June ll.-A courier
from the scene Of the troubles In
Plateau country reports that the sheep
men are being reinforced hourly Win
new recruits, principally from Utan'
who are armed with rifles and side
arms. The sheepmen are defiant, the
settlers are determined and II looks
now ~ II bloodshed were unavoidnole'
The section is farming and stock
raising country. II tho sheepmen
should succeed In establishing them
selves It would completely ruin the
industry. All available arms and
ammunition In this section have gone
10 the scene Of disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12

PURBLA, Mex, June 1.-THE most
disastrous storm that ever visited this
part OF Mexico Is reported from the
town OF PaauhematlA Ia this state. The
entiIo town was destroyed, and every
residence and building In that place
bring swept away by a terrific wind.
The town had "A population OF about
2O0l people, all OF whom were made
homeless. About thirty persons were
injproi, but no fatalities are reported.
The storm also destrOyei the croys
In that section. Owing to the remote
location OF the town but meager par.
,iGuIaTs Of the extent oi the damage
have been received.