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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

The Panther City Baseball club here.
by challenge any club of the two co,-
leses-polytechnic or Universlty-to a
game Of ball, to be played on Saturday
Sept %, at 4 O'Clock sharp an ~
University campus. The uniyersitv 70. y,
= pfeiefred. but the first acceptance, ~
fhis ehnilenge viii be noticed u
IN w MNrOCK, Acting Captain.
pnnthefs; ''''nS OF Tue
Or, N9Re e,,,. catcher; Van Rensselaer,. pitch.
nlse; lSrnn, third base: Iie'lsH f sSon,l
sstee, Banks. left field; AIaben c s,,v's,
he;d; King, right ted. ''''u' center
a ny vNh reqnesis an early answer a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
STOLE A MACHINE.

John Wells, negro 10 years of axe,
was arrested yesterday by Officer Scott
Oh charge Of stealing sewing ma
chine.
The machine belonged to Mrs Eph
who K now a resident Of ST. Lous
When Mrs. Turner left Fort Worth DR.
Mclean occupied Mrs. Turner's house
on Fourth street, hut shortly flowed
leaving In II a nachine, which was left
by Mrs. Turner The machine was
missed from the Aouse a few days after
DIR. Mclean moved. and the search
which followed resulted In finding II 10
the pOssession Of The NEGRO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


=
Monroe Miller, Austin; r Q Shoemaker,
city; Mrs W A AIanlin, Colorado: Thos j
MARTIN, Tennessee; Amy Broker st Louis;
NJ Webb, Dallas; ID Collier, Houstoni
Miss Bengler. sgd statnm, Cameron: w II
Huron, Bowie; II o skinner, san Antonio;
IL Il Hawkins. Decatur; Miss Edlth Hewitt,
Charles Hewitt, + woodmanson. Fort Sil;
John i Webb, Bowie: Geo A Webster, Dal-
las Mrs Dr A II Nelson. Denver; A u
Shackelforl. Cincinnati; ID II Sweariuigen.
Qlanah James Baker, Grnnhury; ! W
HrSwnilg, tl9renloni G Z Mountcastle,
Grandler. Houston: G n Watson. Philadei.
phia' John Tarlton, Sanito; A Wolf.
Dallas u Carney Fort Worth; Il II VII
sSn y,, Sihbleasoi 4 Hedfrey, New York; chas
dh2s J Nariin; ely; : Il Elliott, Phila1el-
RMgi J w nlwell, = Davenport, East.
i y, ) htosenherclIn. New York; %
&. q Howard, Boston; John oiill. Mnneir;
W Bihir' ,htesYillei w y Tlbbits. Chica-
T fS NJ a naaaKfs es Wi,sb e,a' z saith;
iEeglls, 81 Louis Julc Alyord Wichita
faasi We~singer Memphis; W J Mel
Lean. Wichitai & V Meers, Chicago; Chas
hasberfay, Dallas
MANSION.
n n Moore. Wichita Fails: q COLLINS,
New York; Miss Jennie O' conor. uannibai'
no. = hpsmer. kafsas City; ] W He'd
Ky eniohi q + Leask. New York. NJ
Ges.ie cornwel Decatur: j Wright.
Vganhn A s W9od1ck. city, II II Eiing-
ioq Fl Mar Narshlll; = i.edbet,er. Qualah;
-, ~ hrpon; cemanchei + y KloItlan War.
r'htown; IL Eagle, Wichita Falls: Il
gnne9. pallass q j. Donovan. WichiiA
4 aus; y i Lowe. ] w Howe. Cairo. III;
W Mayhell Mrs W II Maynpid. Miss
Mhlnie Mayned. city; W II brown. New
ll,9iiki J Dahney. Miss Nellie Dabney.
ILL., .s Vrfa Dahmy, Wichita Falls; Q II
lhistel' thleago: II y Grey and wife. G.
snd 4 Ryl 5. NJ Saiterfie,d. Hrnrieita;
MISS ~ cartwright, 81 Louis: w u Check
Icy, Dallas; ouis dumas, louisville; Il L
SleAfer; SnerinAn; W nj Gu1air San An
xfriai links, W thiiinm, city: II A
hAh-' snauahi I Z Ellis. ciivs u : Deu-
man man toleman; u Field. OAK piln: ! 4;
McConnVl. Dallas J NJ Culuns II ID Cui-
lns. SheTInnni A u Araina. Gnadlnpc; Y
L Mclean, sherman; J II lloyd. Granhary :
- Mnllin Chicago, Geo ~ Smith, Eailiis-
kert a smith and Nsfe. Miss Noble Dn-
Sah''@ BoScf. frnnkfort. Tenn. I Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
BETHEL MISSION.

Rev. C. W. Byron preached at Bethel
Mission last evening to an unusually
large congregation. Interest is increas-
ing in The services, and conversions are
made nightly. Last night eight of the
audience stood mp to be prayed for. and
four We're converted, among the number
Joseph Faust, gambler well known in
New Orleans and throughout the South
General Peers informes The Gazette
that Geo. Holland Of this city has offered
the use of his variety hall for next Sun
will be held there TINT day. q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
81 4 THErr cHARGn.

A young man giving his name rs r.
l.. Stewart was arrested yesterday after
noon and placed in the county jail ON Il
burglary charge.
u Is. alleged that he went into Tiler's
billiard hall. played several games OF
pool, and when he went TO settle for
them picked up 50 which the proprietor
Stewart claims that he thought he gave
the man a $40 bill aud that the 50 was
his change.
Wlmn arrested the prisoner had several
81 bills in his pockets.
He will be given a hearing today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
BIKE RECORDS BROKE.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. H.
a, 4. Zimmerman brokc The worlds
bicycle record for a mile, hying sinr.
official trial, ut Hampton park tliis AZ,
tcrnoon, the tirue being 2Ol 80.
T. J, Meinlzez broke the three, four
Three miles, 0:40 10, four miles,
500 80; live miles. 1l.lO3.5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

ST. LOUIS Mo. Sept. 12.-Flrst race
Six furlones. Wahatchie won. Willie
G second. Bonita third, Time. 1:2O.
Second race--F0ur fnrlongs. Queen
Nab won, Albener second, Dotsey Dim
pie third. Time 30 81.
Third racc-l'ive furlongs Belshazzar
won. Tin Murphy second, Fredonia tlird.
Time. 1 %.
Fourth rucc-lNivc furlongs. Snll Ross
won. Coceco second, Susie Nell third.
Time. 500 H.
Fifth race Seven and one-half fur.
longs. lnverclu'd won, Linda second, Ed
win tliird. Time, 40 ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
COMING no DrrEAT.

LONDON, Sent, 1.-THE marquis OF
omond, Mr.. Arthur Hugh. smith
Barry, NJ. r., and Lord Woivcrton win
accompany Lord Dunraycn Of the
British yacht Valkyne to New York.
sailing on the steamship Campania Sat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
SPORTING.
STILL RACING

LONDON, Sept 12.-'Fhc Navahoe
rounded the stake boat at Chcssborough
at 5i30 this evening. and the Britannia
followed her thirty seconds later. The
yachts had not finished At midnight aud
y was expected they would not cross the
line until quite late In the morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Rev. W. p. Wilson preached an inter
csting and feeling sermon last night Mt
the Door of Hope from "Reioice Ever
More There was not very large
attendance, but after the sermon an ok
perlcnce meeting was engaged in for u
few moments, which proved lively and
profitable service. There will be a good
speaker tonight and everybody is in-
itcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

'"ks'
oro 10 have hanpeneJ into the council
-, t..n. 20, a
FHaulNr last HsHt sn''"s 49,
ocloek wonld have Thought TINS lar 9iy
was IN the throes Of dissolution, ~ per
,u,3..d won. its b,rorohlc fnfbrrs
D' 'V''',
Thor tongues seemed 80 have been EN-
powered by the god OF cloquence, and,
r.,,s,in,, ~. tn.,,ir..io,,, s-,,,, .tsr a.,
H'eu lihAE'hhuohs' tuey pout'n ON Nu'h
a vehement volume Of passionate c0-
,,,,,,., ,t,,., .,,., ,.,,t1 No.. l,,,,,,t,t
"'
lhe rare OF ihr Whole humnn race ne
pended On their effort. The occasion was
n little ippo,.e,,t .looi.ipv r.sotition offered
49,
shat the city be rcthstrctcd into five
wur,ls
,r
10 orglu AT the beginning eleven al
dermel answered the roll call After
the minute. of tbe last m.,tin, Ind
-. -,
peuh uuopl'7l' tue reports OF lhe various
committees were read The report uf
che mnlshal -huw,sl 5000 colle,tpd Ia
a. s.,,'
mrs Huh SUI SerVod QUIZ an1 'hc
report Of the assefaor aud collector
showed ibnt SlOug ~ had t.,,,, ,.,il,.+o1
,r,, sn.,,.,, ..,.,....i,t. -,
'''i'u '"'nin'lte ais" Fepprled
~ favor Of drawing three warrants la
favor ~ Max Wiser civ Treasurer
Tor Sl26fsH euch and one for SlOfiJ9.
these bciug amounts he lad paid on notes
falling due Sept &, and for which NO
PROVISION had been made, The warrants
wcrc ordered drawn.
The claims cominltte,.s raport showed
an expense Of Sa5jp IS. Of which siio
was for the burini III patlperg
The police committee reported IN favor
Of rcmitting 81 10 Ernion Armstrong
which was adopted,
The next subject taken ND arousrl "A
great deal vi discussion. Alderman
Montgomery. from the hra committee
who reported that there was a bll hoard
az Che CORNER Of Main and Tenth streets
which. because Of IL size aud rotuer-
tiou With a small building. was In violn.
tiou OF the hr ordinance. MIR Mont
gotncry said be had ordered the work
men TO cease worl, on H. "a n was In
plain violation Of the ordinance
NJ H9dres' who put w the bill board,
addressed the council, saying that ~ be
was good citizen. aud especially a
gSgd Democrat h. could not wllmllY
vionte an ordinance, lie said tue hoa nj
was put up FOR cirftis aud that Il would
oe (aksn dowp after tie circus. 49,
boards a. per,uitteI to rnrr,i,, ''c IN
after the arrival of N, cir,a,s SnJ s VIA,
great deal Of rather heataj j,sn, 49,
between Aidrrnen Nnntg,,r,es, XIV
Lewis. tho motion ,yns a,sr,,J ~ ""''
11i.. committee On, stre,ts and .,u.,.
reported ihnt tho citv hsd pa rr6, -
remove the bcnis snonortiny t,e traci !
on Front street as "a ,.n,nmi,t,,,, an,
pointed by mo mavnr ,vnitsd nn ,p,
agents Of the roads using thr tracks mid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
THE CITY NEWS.
DIED Ar BRYAN.

Misses Matte aud Salle Loughridge
have returned from Bryan where they
went 10 attend the funeral Of their faith.
or. who died there Saturday.
Mr.. Loughridgc was a prominent and
influential citizen Of Bryan and his sad
demise j. keenly felt in that vicinity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
VICTORY TIIn woRp.

NEW YORK. S,pt 1.-THE Vici.
liant and Victory Is the banner Inc New
York. yacht club viii swing from its
m1stheau during She coming great con
cup committee chose the AIorran- lselin
boat ~ the CUP defender.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
PERSONp

llfnt OF Qua1 "A al. h
IL, J.. B. Crawford Of ~
r; Il. Edrlngton Of laa,.
at the Mansion.
]. Il. Ledbetter Of on.
city ON business. >
Misses SIollie and a. /.
Wichita Falls are vlsIdns ! y
Il. A. Morris Of ouss,, NJ
yesterday yio,i and is reaslsia / 4
7. 4. Smith and wife Of Ma
spending a few days ID d, n
q; NJ. Smith of Bannser /,
on business.
John q, Bernax and Vii. n
wood are in the city. ~ II
J. b, Boales Of Rustou. /, h
city stopping at GlnnoeAS, z
Judge A. G. Walker Of o.
spending II few days III th n
Tor home today.
Mrs. William Penlbettou 4
have returned from a visit . 1
vile.
DIR. VIM. May6eli, aeon.
his mother and sister. haye X,
Fort Worth from lhssouh <
reside here permaneuhy, 4
Il. NJ. Warden of AmaiIuA
Potter county spent ytsieni
city,
Miss Anna Bell Brown oiQi
is visiting in the city
psulul91 SUI lsJM. "A syrOt 4
from an extended visit q "
other Eastern cities.
Mr., Frank Howe lef,,r III
ID. C., yesterday morulg
Miss Daisy Baker lef. hfci.ii
ing over the Missouri. kizllAl
10 visit friends IL 81. Los Il y
after which she viii Gih "
Oxford. o.
Mrs. l.. Sanger Nis Rsi
anil Ina SanVar lAff FfsflriIr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
mANIscsss''|

At the f'" cc.asmatinf l'''
p,,rt.ApElPHlA
with hundreds d ld ,''.'.
faces against ne ,'s ~.
' .ns,i delight, olh.i' ..,a'
man %ania sS,s S,a tae
far Sr' the insane al - z.
burned shortly eei9if III
sc,.ae was weird r. \ q, /
T., s,,mmonrd 20 49, q .
insane patients n, ~ y
IN removed from ~ ~
VAS their eKeiieilp.ssiii. "
siuated IN The Ink4
go n the man "a y
s,r,';,,ly 10 shr maln y
ms. After 9 de, 1, n,
,earl of The hnflnfa ia
~ fo.fhssn s'f'l,.7
NDicAFi''
W e,ir sllghtf. J,
e Tsa' s.;suasilisssi,ssils <
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
BEDFoRD NOTES.

Mr. Harry Moore left today for Hunts
vile.
Mcssrs. Moore, Marshal Tremble, Lee,
IIammons, Wiley, Glass ami perhaps
others will represent Bedford IN the
Sam Houston normal.
Miss Mabel Higgins left yesterday for
her home in North Alabama.
Dr. ARCHERY is having considerable
work done ON his house, besides he is
putting up q windmill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
4 GRfAV ssH'E

Governor Hosg a's's "a.
ernor's sIr'Y e.. y
BROWNSVILLE 5s ''s
eial. )-1ne cosInoI'.'s, NJ
suggesting that Corr. 4. 4, ~
yer states. and ~ !. I, a.
such states respective. II, > &,
Ing a silver dollar y w \:
tender 10 j,tyils.,1,,,,s ~ u.
ers 10 get ne y Aitsi. :. ~
from the produea. ,s y i
yers say the .,,nel.tfr ,
would defeat iehi
Cleveland. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
pAsnnALL nRIErs

trasye eesggs team was organized at thc
ClnhcSsss s NJ, recent trim to Bnrleson ,be
Sfter s, sNet1 game PLAYED
cub has disbandCa n'p 'ae bankers'
me i'an'hers and the wes.l,erso,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

" wv 49, NO..
report ne dld NOT niiueis.anv ..a' NJ,
Intended TO relieve thr '9nlIlc.S' w i w
thing lie WAS nor ~ iaNor %. ~.
IA" report as tnr tluusc ieSp'.unr ~
cracked liutels might IihAn u 1pNa NJ ~
the rest was acrepteu, ~ i"ouE"' tug
report should not ne hh"Pi'u. ,
Alderman Terrell moved that me re-
port be referred hack 70 lhe euinuht''e
and this motion was au1Pleh,
The committee ON PUBIC uull'llnk, ny
reported In favor OF accepting we ulu ol
the Benbrook Manufacturing r9nlpany si99r
furnishing the city hall, thrlr Dld oil 30
BTT being the lowest
Alderman Spoonls moved thai u
be laid over one week 50 that other mus
might bee received This motion was
agreed to-
The ordinance committee presented
an ordinance lcyyiug annual Occupation
taxes us fullowst On hack drivers, SlOi
lraymon. 50: omnibus drivers, $50;
baggage wagon drivers. RIO; express
driVers. $50: boats, 81 90 The proposed
orginanc,. provides dat any one WHO Is
,syiJ,,t 10 the lax shall IL, fined an
am3nnt equal TO the tax, n not pnid,
nnd fbe tax 10 be- paid quarterly aud In
niy,nle
AIJ.rnsn Sf.oonts sand he had intended
dc, ~, nr,iiuenco was ON its first read
~. ~, mon,. af,cnIun,,ts 10 h. bnt maj
i iu b,J ,,nt Az tbe lime 10 prepure them.
ga. 1Hss gypWII llEfa have
or mn lg .l W 49,, ,,,i,j,n,i ,ctinu
~ ollilin ,ii,,',,,.. ,,,so,j ~
~ WphEn, " W Ina. , N, ,b,,
all 81 should he nllchItH 20 " ~ Ht tiu
charges =" ne m"u' ne tnoNtu ,n't W.
mayor appoint 'oI COM ~, 70 ur"
such amendments as WI, bc neo,TNurg !"
regulate their charges Inc motion MaI
agreed 70 anu me Hh{"r 'pPoIllc
Aldermen Spoouts, lcrfcl' Lewis anu
Barr
Petitions being called for. the secrc'
tary read one from the hrrmeu praying
that their warrants he drawn az the
first Of the month instead Of at the
lnst. In support Of this they said tbry
Ind Ia discount their warrants and were
lily able to stand the loss. The petition
was referred 10 the finance committee.
The petition uf j. X. Shipp To be APP
uoiut,.d Il special policeman at the opera
house, TO be paid by the opera house
management, was referred to the police
committee,
A resolution was presented reciting
whereas lArunt county is preparing To
erect courthouse on the square. IL was
necessary that they be allowed TO fcncr
In a space ia which TO perform their la
bur. and giving them full permission 10
euclo.c a space. which was, after much
discussion, mndp to include oue-tliirl ~
The width OF Wenthcriori street. une-
!hird of Houston and one.,half each Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Doone won. Miss I. second, Fred Gard
ner third. Time. :oS IL.
Sixth race-Nine sixteenths. Egbert
won. Annie buckingham second, De-
mar third Time. 81 ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
DEATHS.
ERNEST A. TREv1ss.

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 12.-tSpeciall
Ernest a. Trcviss died this morning
of heart disease; aged rs years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
coNprcroRs coNrEsr

Geo. Clark. r., w. and ID. .1e55o
Joe Senlly, u and T. ........... lOl07
Dave Tohiu, II. aud p........ 147I
John Mccarthy, Cotton Belt. 80. l5fn
NJ = Bogert, n aud Il. ...... 3TOn
w. II, Bell, L. W. and D..... 3il35
Z, Il. Woodward. II. and Pm. :i5I5
w. VI. llamey. IL. and n. CO. :Ii5
!. w. Dixon. Rio Grnnde. ....... 2Slj!l
Il. A Koran. n and P...... 2T:II
), NJ. Garrett, r. and P..... oii51
L, Paul, 7. and P,......,. 55lI
4; z. Farmer. Rock Island. -. 235o
Chas. Elliott, II, and P...... 2iI0
lulc Alvortl. Il. w. and II. 55Si
u. Cobb, Cotton Belt. ll9i
Jas. Conner. n. and P. oI75
q. w. Smith. n. and y. 3t5S
II. Sinclair, Cotton Belt. 5iI5
q. W. Richards. T. and Z. Ti15
j. II. Ingram, n, and 4. iTD5
Chas Hnfrill Cotton Bolt. iSG
W. H. Settle, II. and T. C,...... 5t,S
EVANS 4 ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
A HOT TIME.
AN INNOCENT RESOLUTION IN.
TRoDCCED BY MIR BARR
10 REuIsTRIeT THE CITY NOW

causes All the Discussiou---He Asked
for Five Wards as Measure of
Economy---A Committee Appointed
to Consider the observation-disclosures
Makes Char ges---The Council Pro-
esedings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE operate artist. Stagno, and his
secretary, named Finazer, were ar
rested at Frankfort. Germany. on the
oeth. on the charge Of forging the
name of the Berlin correspondent. OF
the Milan Corriere, TO telegram to
that paper in which the impressario,
Duerr, was insulted.
A CONGRESSMAN is authority for the
statement that President Cleveland
told him he would take up no new APP
pointments while the financial ques-
ton is at snch critical point. but
would continue to issue commissions
to candidates whose appointments had
been decided on.
OWING to the low price of silver. it
was decided. on the 29th. at meeting
OF mine owners and managers of Colo
RADIO. to shut down all the silver mines
in the state Between -, 900 aud 30
900 men Wal be thrown out of employ
ment.
:. !. WALLrSG. Jr.. was arrested. on
the 2gth. for the EN- bezzlement Of &c.
900 and for making false reports to the
comptroller of public currency while
acting as cashier for the City national
bank of Brownwood- Tex.
THE Pine county bank at Hinckley.
Mimi. and a branch bank at Sand
stone. Mimi, owned by W. II. Grant g.
Son, closed their doors on the 2sth.
There were nearly sc, 900 on deposit in
the Pine county bank.
The Crescent City Athletic club. Of
New Orleans. which was an offshoot Of
the famed Olympics. will go out of ex-
istence. The affairs of the club have
been in bad way ever since the Fitz-
simmons-Iiall fight
HAYNES. SPENCER & Co.. manufac.
turers OF school and church furniture
in Richmond. Ind; made an assign
ment on the 10Th. The liabilities are
esq. 800 and the assets $50, 200.
SECRETARY CARLISLE. on the 10Th.
accepted the design prepared by the
artist. w. II. Low. Of New York. for
the diploma TO be awarded by the
Worlds fair authorities
The duke Of Vcragua was presented
with the decoration Of his rank in the
order of the Knights Of Columbus al
New York on the 18th. The ceremony
was very impressive.
A GREAT drop in the price Of Colo
RADIO silver-mining stocks occurred, or
the roth, owing to the low price OF sill
yer.
Az incendiary fire in the Severance
block in Cleveland. O., on the Goth
caused loss Of t25. 900.
THE first international convention o.
the Epworth league began in Cleve
land, o., OH the 29th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08
THE TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERS
May. the Captured Bandit. Makes Full
Confession.

HorsToS. Tex. June so. u. May,
the tsain robber who attempted 20 hold
up the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
train at Breckenridge, Wednesday
evening. and who killed Frank Martin,
the fireman, is in Jail at Floresville.
where he is being guarded to prevent
his being lynched. lie has made full
confession to United States Marshal
Dick Watts. and that officer has started
in pursuit Of Mays confederates. with
the expectation that he will capture
them all. The rewards for the capture
of May as train robber aggregate
a. 600 Section Foreman Smith and
Conductor steele each claim the prize,
although all were in pursuit. May
SAYS he surrendered to Steele.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

ATToRSEy-GESERAL OLNEy decided
on the Goth. that the several appropria-
tions made by the act Of congress, APP
proved August 3, 1892. in aid Of the
Worlds fair, including an appropria-
ton made for government exhibit.
''are as availa bile as before the decision
of the circuit court of appeals pcrma-
nently opening the fair on sunday
with the single exception that no
money ought 70 be paid TO the Illinois
corporation known as the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

Cu,cAoo. June GA Record special
From Indianapolis says: Ex-Presidcns
Harrison left for New York yesterday.
He will spend few days in that cry
and then 20 10 his cottage At CAPE Way
f,r the summer. The ex-prcsidcnt :
,o-respondencc has been - heavy
that his private secretary w''l
-.r,.;p here few days 70
catch up with II, and viii 'n.h JON
.Ir. Harrison at Cape May. u = no
longer 4 secret that the friends 81 ths
ex-presidcnt expect him 70 be the re-
publican candidate for president N
1876.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

A DESPERATE fight occurred. recent
" on the island Of Minduao, the
largest Of the Philippine group. A
force Of 5000 rcbellious natives under
the leadership of their sultan made an
attack upon Fort Munmungan. Min
duao. The Spanish garrison sue
ceeded in repnlsing the natives after
q stubbornly contested fight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

The test Of the smokeless powder i'm
vented by Mason Leonard, Of Virginia.
proved so satisfactory. that the ord
nance bureau of the war department
has ordereda large amount of the ex-
plosivesent to the Sandy Hook proving
ground for more thorough test
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

REPORTS received. on the 2sth. from
Kissingen- Schwienfurt and Lower
Germany 4mplete the returns from
all of the 39T electoral constituencies
of the empire. of these SO7 deputies
100 are counted for the army bill and
JOS against it. Thirteen are classed as
doubtful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

Ir is understood that Rear-Admirai
Markham will be court-martialed with
the officers Of the Cnmperdown. as that
vessel carried his flag as second in com
mand Of the squadron when she col
lided with the Victoria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

GEN. O. o. HOWARD. Maj. +. Q.
Graves, Col. r. c. Winkley. Gen. W. +.
Slocum. Gen. VIM Coggeswell and
Gen. T.. +. Carmen have been appoint
ed by the Society Of the Army Of the
Potomac committee to cooperate
with the Chickamauga Battlefield asso-
citation in locating the lines of the bat
ties Of Lookout Mountain and Mission
Ridge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

ARCHBISHOP SAToLLr left St Paul,
Mimi. on the Goth, for the west. in j.
J. Hills private car, to be absent about
a month. Accompanying him are
Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul, and
Fathers O'Gorman, Race. Graham and
sheehan. Of Washington university.
They will stop first at Helena.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

The st. Paul & Minneapolis Trust
Co. Of Minneapolis. Mimi. suspended
on the 27th. The president says its
assets exceeds its liabilities by $1,000,
and that it will pay in full. The capt.
tai stock is $500. 200.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

SERVICES in memory of vice-Admiral
Sir George Tryon, commander-in-chief
Of the Mediterranean station, who lost
his life through the laundering of his
ship. the Victoria, off Tripoli. were
held on the 27th. in st. Peters church
in London. of which Nice-Admiral
Tryon was an active member. The
services were largely attended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

THE first performance OF the Pas
sion play in Porte. Bohemia. was
given on the 27th. Thousands of tour
lists are in the town waiting for an
opportunity to get seats The theater
holds but 800. and is entirely made
quate to the demands of persons desir-
ing places.