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The herald., 1893-09-24
CHAS: VICTOR HALL TRACT,

T.,-- !, - = =. VT
IA hcme villa lots for sale in the soutn west.
terey fines. Gravillis, Peppers, the new t3ur
OF Aiglers t., ana Magnoiias etc which viii give
parR iiks effef 20 six miles of strcets o,s
are 80 $50 TO IA foot alleys. ss-se's Ao's
$3.50 FOR INSIDE LOTS: $40 Der month tn
ons-issli y PAID, or oiie-tnird cash and balance
~ ~ nve years. Or u you busld you can have Hve
ofics, 223 West First s.reeL 7-iIo 7iI5s -
The herald., 1893-09-24

Conn band Instruments. Agency at
Eitzgerald's, cor. Spring and franklin cts.
The herald., 1893-09-24

Buffalo Lithla. woollacott. agent.
The herald., 1893-09-24

THE CONFERENCE FAvoRs
AN EXTENSION OF THE TIME
FOR REGISTRATION eY THE
MONdOLIANS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WANT RANNOMs sNNN--

Raleigh. H. g.. April 2t-The next
Legislature wiz select % successor 10
senator Ransom. who has represented
the aatc IN the United States seuate
for nearly q quarter of a century, and
wirc.pullng has already bogun ll1.
Governor Thomas J Jarvis has FOR years
had hh eye ou thu scnutorshp and does
mi seek to disguise the fact that he is
% candidate fOr Rnnsoms official shoes.
Others In the hcld are -Cougreaamnn
Wnddell ot Wilmington and Colonel
Julian y. Oartci1of Durham. The mtior.
however, N u strung personal friend of
Gcnealltansom nmliwill probably not op-
pose hiH re-rlectiou. and then general
sentiment no this time favon the nOmi-
nation Of Colonel Garter for governor in
1896. Farmers Alliance expects 10 hRw
q hnF,T I'M the senaforl,l pie aud Marion
Butler stuto president is now canvaving
che state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THE FLEET MOVES
In Two Lines, One American, Ono forelgn
and Is on tho Way 10
New York.

Fortress Monroe, Ma Aprn 2t-Lnsi
nlgllt the brazilian hrci couFiding of
the cruiser AuuIdlhnu. llndontp aud Re
puhlCu, came lu thr rundH nnd dropped
anchor below the Engliah npri THE nfat
ullulmu of the morning rnmr FROM mo
Auudihah, which hclchcd out o. welcome to
Italian ADMIRAL From early morning the
signaling m ufuDrH Was cnnNuuuuH nuh hf
utb ihp lhnadclphn'H nurhnf rnmc slowly
ont or The water, She moved slowly ht first
then gathering speed nuaHCd more quickly
down toward the westerly end " the Roads.
u another minute TIE Newark followed
hy the Atlanta, then onmu Nun Francisco.
bennington. baltimore the Chicago. York
town, Charleston ApsuYiuH ana Concord.
A. soon ns the Chicago tripprl anchor the
flagship Blake got under way. the other
Enrliahutu followed behind The blake.
Then pnWe the German knisprln, Augusta
uud Seadlrr Following iho hlnke were the
English ahlpH' General Admiral nud Nodua.
the French Arpthus ana Joan linrt the
Italian AetuH aud GcrmnI hnuHspn. aud tho
rear was brought up hy ihc brazilian Aquili-
ban Tlrnndeuto aud HouuhiCu Dirrliug
around The Roads the whole fleet ln two rcf.
ular lines, one American one foreign, passed
Out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
oATesVILLE.
Local Happenings In the Capitol Of copsi.
A soanOld Gives Way hes
Houses.

Gainesville, Tcx., Apl "a Especial :
a scaifold gave way at the building II
N. A. ThOmpsOns new residence this
evening. by which j. Q. Cplhert had ha
shoulder dislocaied aud otherlgise sevege.
ly bruised. freeman, who suffered tkg
same fan, WIS badly bruised.
More new residences, some quite ccst-
~, are NOW being erected, than hitherto
known 10 the city's life az one time.
The water works ane piacing sewers
aud additional mains throughout the city
% meet the city'a growth.
W. r. Parks n adding another story
b. his sn0ne business house on the square
The aubiost Of d $4,000 college build
ing ~ being aRitntod.
The /. d. d. ~ anniversary vii be =
big letter day next "Wednesday. Waco.
Beiton ard Hamilton bridges are ex-
pertcd.
uris on early wheat, and general
want Of rain, though late wheat. oats aud
cOrn are dung niotty
REV. A. ii. Holt q cnadurling an In
terestiuG meeting al tie Baptlst chnrchs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
ATWOOD. VIOITTT n Co

New Orleans, Ia, April - (SpcoiaO
Atwood Violet a Co.'S circular says;
Futures Frost predictions for Sundey
morning seem 10 have done more or less
damage. most OF it confined TO Memphis
territory. Liverpool improved ON these
predictions but lost all Improvement sub
sequcnty rallyiug, however, ON future
news of the same character sent this
morning, and closed firm, ll-Gi higher
Ig prices than Saturday While the im-
proyempnt here was quite marked from
the last closing prices thcrc was n de-
cline from the highest of II points,
closing the same as Saturday There il
nothing her or at New York 60 sustain
Liverpool and therefore we anticipate
mo- Improvement Ia that market tomor-
row. Liverpool apparently seems able
only 30 sell on an average about 10000
bales daily and with l-lG decline. Our
own accounts are very general and
numerous as indicating considerable iu-
Jury hy frost and cool weather and some
alarm owing 10 the scarcity of seed. We
will coddnue To- have sentimental adj
Vauccs and declines, but Ia the mean
time the cpot market will govern prices
Ia the long run as usual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
BOSTON BANKS THE RESCUE
They Offer Between s5,OOO,0OO and So
100000 to the United States,
chootaws Call ON Secretary smith and
Talk for Governor Jonos-A Duke
Calls az the white House-A
Carrier Dove to Mt
Cleveland.

Washington, April 24-TIhe present
condition Of the treasury has led TO a
revival Of talk of an extra session Of
congress 20 act on the sherman law.
The president lns not had anything to
say on the subject 10 any Of his con-
grcssional callers "a yet, however, and u
Is prObsblo There will not be an extra scs'
SION before the FIRST OF September. when
Il is understood congress u 10 be called
together 10 consider the administration
plan for revision Of thu tariff. The
president win doubtless, az the same
tune, take occasion In his message to
urge immediate action on the monetary
question. and WILL Il O. said advise
immediate repeal OF the sherman act.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
BUSINESS.
FAILURE AT WACO.

Waco. Tex, April -. Special 20. n
Curtis. The largest nnd most extensive
queensware aud house furnishing goods
concern Ia the city has assigned A deed
OF trust executed by him 10 John II. Mar
two classes OF creditors, those Ia class
A. who ARE 6rYst preferred. are na follows;
Waco state bank three notes 81 5000 each,
and one note of SlOOO. H. T. Mcintyre Ac-
count S5I9GGO. Mrs g. n. iOusrr. account
gi1OA2 -; Alexander & Campbell aud VIII
lams a Evans attorney, 500, Mrs. l., ".
Slla account xib5.hO
In tie second class are merchandise cred
itora 90 the amount Of $4,000, scattered
in f0rty-eight cities and towns Throughout
the country ia the assets la real estate
valued nt $1,000 N is estimated that the
hrst preferred claims Will largely consume
the assets. a. N. Curtis was formerly Of
the firm on Curtis q GRAND. the latter hay-
ure was unlocked Tor and caused surprise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
COTTON FUTURES.
MoslrOy Gilbert and Atwood Violet & Co.
Give Their vlows On The Situation.
The Cold Weather.
MELRoY s. GILBERT.

New Orleans la. April 2A-tSpe-
cial.) McElrOy 4 Gilbert cay;
Futures The fears Of further iinnn-
cldl troubles seem - have been n stimu.
latnf factor on the other side. as evil
deuc,d by the advance la Liverpool to
day, which market after opening about
the same as Saturdays closing, cOn-
tinued to improve To the end of the day,
showing a gain of to S-6L with spot
sales of 5000 bales at i-l6c decline New
York opened 3 points mp and closed bare
~ steady about ; down ON the day Our
market opened Mp I point better than
saturdays closing selling as high MS
100 for June, under the influence of con
tinucd bad crop reports coupled with
ton belt This influence however, was
fully countcractcd 10y the unloading of
longs ON the market at the close, being
40 Saturday closing with n market which
is nearly fWtupdess
A prcpOndcranco Of either buying or
selling orders will put the market up on
down as the case mny hc and tO this
cause can be attributed the decline which
occurred in the latter half of the day.
Unless Liverpool shows decided weak.
ness tomorrow IL would be In order for
our mrkgt To- advance so as 60 put us
uu a parity with the other sidN TO equal
the normal differences that should exist
Port receipts today are 5000 bales
against GjOO bales last year New Or
leans expects tomorrw $500 bales against
900 bales herr and 1l,1OO bales al
all ports q year agU.
Gables say thov Is still some uuCus.
ness in Liverpool. owing to icur Of
trouble From appearances We should
say spots nre weaker iu that market
than contracts whereas for % long time
The reverse has been the cnsc
Port receipts today $500 bales against
600 bales last year. Estimate for 30.
morrow here $500 bales, against $500
bales last year.
over production is what we are suf
icrHg from and this with the feeling be-
the financial world does not promise
favorable tradO conditions for the next
few months unless the crop has been
seriously impaired 10y recent uniayomblo
weather Lower prizes seem 10 be- in
order
Spots closed steady; sales 2I5O bales,
including what was sold on Saturday
after hours.
Quotations up 110th.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
INTO HIS JUGULAR
WENT THE KNIFE BUT IT HIT 4
BONE
Or uriatie and nounosd nack--.A Peculiar
Case OF Attempt 10 suicide in
shreveport. Ia.

shreveport La April "a Especially
A stranger dressed la a brown suit oi
CLOTHES, age about 40. weight ia
pounds and . feet q inches tall. regis
tered az the Phoenix hotel ON Saturday
ns n. Prescott llo ommitted purposely,
it seems 60 add his residence Lad
night Present refused TO 30 10 bed bud
instead seated himself In, a chair In tho
rotuudn NJ tho hotcl. About 4 O'Clock
This morning hc handed the clerk a pistol
aud asked him 10 keep u for him aud
made the remark chat some ono wai
laying for him and he might need e. III,
then made four trips to the gcntlemanl
toilet room, but returned in few min
utes onch Time About O'Clock he made
DID, nth "trip 10 tho RON md vat down
la booiblnok'a chair Ile at last had
nerved himself to do what he proposed.
Opening the big blade of large pocket
knife he thrust IL
IN HIS THROAT.
Just back Of the wind pipe The bladd
proirudcd through 10 the pther side.
With hendish desperation he gave tho
knife Jerk aud tried to saver his head
Tho knife was thrown fifteen feet out
into the hallway by the net mixing a
noise which soon attracted several be-
lated guests When they rushed 60
Present hc WIS living on his face. with
blood gnang from his thrat IN
stream.
Ttr, ,tv.t.f.,. 49,. .......4 -
Ia few minutes he was pronounced dead
ard the body ordered taken 10 AN UNDER
takers establishment 10 be prepared
for burial lie revived and WIS carried
10 The hospital instead lie had 10 bq
handled very gingcrly Ia being placed ID
the ambulance. as Il was feared hia
head would drop on
The hospital physicians sewed up the
woundcd mans throat and tied up his
iugilaT yein which was cut, but moi
severed He il stu alive and there
lre chances Of his recovery
Az the hospital S77D In currency was
found Ia strap around Pr,acht's waist
prescht's valise NJ the hotel was search.
ed for a clue 10 hla idouhty aud some
letters and photographs found, which
lead the police TO think his name IL either
Brown or Walker Thompson, and that
bis home is at Linn Grove, Iowa.
Prewsht recovered conscousness this
afternoon aud WA asked what his ed
name was flo replied that In few
days everybody would know, but FOE
the present he had nothing 70 SAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
TIIn NIIIRnY nNnn

Washington. April - The auihorita-
tive statement of Cleveland yesterday la
which he announced the present and
future action of the administration As 10
the use of he gold reserve has taken the
edge on the excitement that followed the
not Of the secretary Of the treasury in
dipping into the reserve. N there had
been any danger of q financial furry
the danger appears now 10 have passed.
Consequently very little interest was
manifested today nt the department M
regard b. the financial situation. Some
offers Of the yellow metal were received
from the West and accepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
NY CARRiER DOVE.

Washington. April pa carrier
pigeon reached this city last evening
from the ncct at Hampton Roads, bear
ing the following message 10 the prnsi-
dent
u. y. s. Dolphin of Fort Monroe.
Hampton RoadA Wind strong, n. ~,
weather clear
Indications are than the foreign officers
viii coWtcOuay cooperate Zoo making %
success of the land parade iu New York
on the 18th i have the honor 20 be-.
Very Respectfully.
HERBERT. Secretary of the Navy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
A homo BY THE AEA.

Sea Isle City April "a Mayor Thos.
Ludlum and a delegation of the most
prominent residents of this place have
just returned from Washington. where
they went hast week GO offer President
Cleveland summer homo down here by
the sea. They saw the president person
ally and made an oral offer Of the prop.
criy. President Cleveland received them
pleasantly, listened to what they had 90
say nnd Il gunig 10 send them word Doc
a few days whether or not hc win accept
the house. Tho house b. nearly ready for
Occupuncy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
THn IMPEACHMENT

Austin. Tex. AprH "a Especially -
The impeachment trul opened ID earnest
this morning before the senate. The house
failed Of a quorum and most Of Che mem
bers found seats in the senate, which
both IN galleries and on the floor At
torney lAghtfoot occupied both morning
and afternoon session with argument Of
demurrer for the defense
When the prosecution takes the floor
tomorrow Representative Smith Of Hill
VIII address The court The house CONF
mittee Of managers have arranged among
themselves that addresses on the de-.
murrer shall be made only by Smith.
Henderson. Dashiell, He'll aud Pagan
on the part Of tho c0mmitlee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
.NEWSCONDENSED.

e,enhens prominent in wyoming,
hroins out at Hermosa Mexico.
4 m and became queer.
rovd formerly Of Carthage, Mo-.
,nd dead IN the Southern hotel at
Morphine caused death. Thought
been suicide.
ranch OF 10000 acres, near Chey-
az been SOLD to a syndicate which
Il M and put a family Of swedes
ry forty acres.
IA states Deputy Marshal Payne
Nd near Admission, Ala. by n negro
Tom clark. who seeing Payne COM
4 the house took him for whitecap
N.
h and Henry Knox. at Clarendon,
oi into o quarrel with negroes at a
Exhibition They fired into the school
Ifnlne q man and seriously woundlng
ma boy.
Yuion, a boy burglar 10 years old,
h near Milan. Tenn. one Lever, a
caught him in hls house. the boy
hsked. pulled his gun. but Lever was
rs and planted lead first
|rey General Little Of Kansas hs
Bat any state bank that does not r.,
deposits may loan money and do other
n business without conformity to
anklng laws. He says the law rs for
|ol ~ dcDoftcrs only
ID Neruulka on March 90 In a NJ "
rag, Killed his wife near Norton.
was thought that he had escaped.
body has been found With n bullet
hls heart. He killed himself lmmo-
sfier the murder.
lls Talent sat reading AZ his home
Snoyyile. Tcnu. l. y. Stoop. broth
N, came up outside, fired through the
and Killed him. stoop's wife had
because N adultery and cruel trent.
she sought shelter IN her brothers.
b house.
Guard was a Baltimore society
Ind athlete. Tie married beautiful
'hvated lady He met a Mrs Mann
love and clopcd with her. He wrote
WIfe' 81 would rive both hands n Il
pve you os / do her" His wife got
Fce Mr. Mann hunted Mp his wife
fere recondlod and Mrs. Mann left
SEDAN circles The Judgment Of OK.
That The battle royal this season
between Boston and New York. II
mat Boston has only one advantage.
rher better than any New Yorl, has.
Pr is said 10 be stronger NJ other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Waco, Tex, April "a (spcclall Al !
o'clock this morning the lire department
was called to thn saloon ou Austin street.
between seventh ami Eighth, occupied by
li NJ Hnnda
Heavy black smoke WIS issuing from ~.
cry part Of the building nt which Il could
hnd cgrcHH but little IRE could boz found,
although the saloon, si0rh and fixtures were
completely destroyed Huhcopk cNtnWliah-
ciH were used 10y the department with good
eject hnd extinguished The nre.
Sands insurance ~ Alluu, aud he Catlr
mates hts loss az $500
The building n owned boy Mr. ". r. Dun-
Mica aud The damage % Il N fully covered
hy Insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
GETTING READY.

Chicago m, April "a Today marked
the beginning 81 che last week before the
opening Of the Worlds fair with SUM
shine. q little high temperature, aud the
army Of 1900 or 1900 men, in what
now seems NJ be a hopeless chaos Of
mud and building debris. began % trans
form u into q heaullul garden. Road
ways were cleaned ann made Dassable,
waste acres turned into green lawns and
every unEightly yestige Of two years toll
viii b. removed. A. 20 the interi0r work
the outlook Is nos quite ~ h0ocflll no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
rAurD Ar TAgTLAND-

Eusnand, Tex, April "a Especial 20,
H. tav. one of TIE heaviest stOck dealers IN
the West made an assignment this morning
% ? O'Clock. making ]. 4. IeArWn cashier
~ the Eaailand NntlOLal bank trustee. the
following named parties were made pro
ferred creditors In the several amounts fol-
lowing their numes.
Tile Easiland National bank. fael4;.
n. 4. Davis. 5000
81 n. Herring. $1,000
w H. blafsngaine, $500
~ p Cook. Si21.
~ j. Hunt $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
CUOCTAWs gTLL orr

Washington, April PA delegation
Of ChOciaw Indians representing the
with Secretary Smith. They presented
that Jones was legally the governor OF
the Nation and the whole difficulty was
brought BY the lock party refusing 90
recognize his authority A number Of
Lockes followers Il was asserted, bad
been indicted and convicted under the
laws Of crimes and nn effort had been
made by Jones 10 enforce the law and
carry into effect the sentence IMPOSED.
He met armed resistance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
ROW m THRATER

Trieste April 28 Yin d row during the
Performance ~ ,lnscagnis opera, "Iraf-
xnn, number M advocates Of annexa-
ton 10 italy in the audience called for
ltnly's national nnthen. The audience
generally protested an uprar followed
ihe crowd fouGat and The police cleared
the theater
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

O.ndnnnt o.. April - An Insecure
foundation to the interior walls iu the card
cumpnny'H electric plant I'm course OF cun.
HtrCiiOn cunsod the flllinE of a partition
hcpcra fpll With tho debris into the hnHp.
meui ono was Killed outright ana seven
injured four fatally. The Killed arot 81.
nun. fatally wounded Frank Wpiuwurth,
va Wuinwurh a. rhmnps Elijah John.
Htun. Seriously Injured William IhUmp.
SON, John Nuwun aud John inX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
nHANGn RIOrS.

London, April - Orange roots broke
out Ia Belfast last night aud continued
until late this morning The light was
especially severe In the nOtorions shank
hill district The rioters we're very de-
termined and the two parties stoned
each other The conflict became So hot
the police were Obliged 90 strike on both
sides and drive back the two mObs by
repeated charges. 1he fnObs were dis
persed by means Of some heavy club
bing, Twenty OF more rioters were ar
rested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Naples. April "a A fatal panic occurred
last evening n thp church Of Tore Aum.
nnfiuh. During the services part OF the
dlc. The numcs spread anu the CuuFrprat
ton made n rush Tor the doors, Women
ana children WUrr thrown tO the nuur and
tfNmului upon. Eight WuWuu uud i've chill.
drru wore crushed Gao death while hundreds
uI ulMrr. nrn morn on In-. .nIlnm.lN lnImInn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
TINE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

Washington, April "a IL Il understood
President Cleveland has requested the
American delegates 20 the international
monetary convention 10 visit him Id
Washington before they return b. Brns-
ses 10 the next session Of the delegates.
IL h believed the purpose ~ 10 discuss
the financial situation aud the prepare
ton Of sOme definite proposition ON the
coinage Of silver which the American
delegation eau submit 10 the confer
ence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
RnSn0N ND nm RESCrE

Boston, Mass. April 2i-At q mcct-
ing Of the Clearing House association,
which includes an the national banks in
the CITY. % wis voted today that each
should give Lulf its reserve gold IN oX-
change Tor legal tender notes This SUM
will amount DO between $5OOO,OU0 and
S6OOOOOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
TUN GNlAT NEYIEW

review feet will anchor On the lower bay
tomorrow morning "Wednesday the yes
sells win steam slowly mp North riyer
aud take their places for Thursdays
review by the president Elaborate pre-
paration8 are being made for bnli la
Madison square garden Thursday night
leu thousand persons are expected 10
DO present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Waco, Tex, April ~. Especial 1.-Two
stores on Austin street, occupied by Moore
a Brown, feed dealers, and W. A. Parker,
hruyie house, were damaged by hro nt mid
night Tho loss ~ Moore Brown IN $500,
covered hir Insurance
w. A. rmkers loss ~ $1,000 Insurance
5000
Tho buildings were Owrcd by william
Hreustcd ana Williams Clemens, and their
iosh OF $1,000 ~ fully covered by Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
-A1s RAILROAD NEWS.

smith, Ark, April 24.-(SpecialN
ncent meeting OF the chamber of
ie The Fort Smith. Paris and
'eae Railroad company submitted
a'ion TO the people of Fort Smith.
themselves 20 begin work IN
ays from the time their PROPOSE.
b complied with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
SANTA I'D WrRnKE OFF.

Topeka. Kan. Apeil "A The Ssnfu
10 hsschanics sirlls which has been III
f0rcs guco Saturday, April y was de-
elarod on tonight after hkh a day u
conference hotwecn the men aud e1hpiog-
era TIE company rciAins M now nnfs1
eunil0yed rocoully, but Wlii Eite those
einsclN for when thAo are 40 plaoe
pgelen~ee n hDag AsM men herpl1|eE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
gENTTNCED no DIE.

New York, April "a This morning
Judge Ingram re-scntenced John Los
mond convicted Of killing bis wife's par
amour, John Burcheli and Mathew and
johnson. colored, convicted Of killing En-
Rineer H. O. MuckelhOru, 30 die by cleo
iricity, during me week beginning June
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
ATTnR 1,IIl OATUOIICg

Belfast, April "a Orangemen. EN-.
ployed a. rile Queens Island ship Yards.
refused today 20 allow 1000 81 their
follow WOrkmep Roman Catholics. 10
RESUME work nc the yards. and chased
them away a humber " persons were
injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
Z lHt REIFAsr rRoTp1r

r. todtr 80 Thomas sexton anti
ne sSn.Aed Asquith home serra.
leiher h. or Morley. Irish seere-
y the Rrf government had heen M
il been fet.. fiot ana WHAT meas.
.s,eeohes On oli no make the peace ana
.s o. he e1 ~ elans were observed
asslruate,l Rs % q eminent politi.
pressed ~ essltqur aud Randolph.
'ise very oplnion said they
~ h.ft.'. Alerate iangis eNapog,sl.elnfy
eVefr suiie The calculated
leplota Z 70 prevent ,,.sns hat
' 1suopsuauons. 'sN1li renee