Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-12
NEWS CONDENSED.

At Lognnspori. Iud. horse kicked
James Burtis' brains ont.
At rerrc Haute Ind.. August Filler. aged
Gs. shielded by cutting deep cash In his
wrist.
| A terrific wind storm visited Clermont.
Fla, blew down i've houses and killed two
children.
At Milwaukee Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sea
their child.
AT Mlddlesborough Ky. during heavy
rain. shower OF fish was preclpilated
on the streets.
AT Birmincham, Ala. financial troubles
caused v Nc, Hale, 90 years old, to
III j, s. ,o,otq: me. B. MARSHALL a
promif "SHa In, hmond. Va, TO
| blow oht Il. I'm,
Because he. = "slorcs alse Maggie
Rogers committee. y dth laudanum
at Syracuse, n. Y.
Charged with forging sn slsOoo Cana
dian government; bond Alfred Morresette
was arrested at Lowell. Mass.
Congressman NIT OF Illinois fayors the
stopping Of silver purchases but will not
vote for the sherman uct's repeal.
Starting their factory contrary to agree
ment, two or three Cincinnati furniture
manufacturers broke the big lockout.
AT Henderson, KY. John Davis, who
accompanied Buffalo Bin On his celebrated
English tour. suiclded with pistol.
At Salt Lake. Utah, on account Of imam
cal troubles George A. Mears aud George
w. Davis prominent business iuen suicidcd.
At Dayton. o. William Van Austin fell
from u building to the ground. distance OF
! sryenty-two feet, ami escaped with u broken
leg
The Kansas City iremen who have been
representing the United States In the ma
tlonal melting AT London, have returned
home
There are but twenty men working In the
Aspen coal mine at Aspen, Col They will
remain at work until congress takes action
on the sherman bill.
Orsou o. Bowen of the real estate firm
OF Bowen * Aiorrel has disappeared from
Boston aud several notes with forged
signatures have sluce turucd up.
DR.. Ell j. Henkle, who once represented
the Annapolis district OF Maryland In con-
gress, Is reported 10 be dying ut Chicago,
where he now lives. A daughter is also
critically Ill.
Hundreds Of men have been deprived OF
Employment by the suspension OF work at
Iron Mountain. Mo-, because the vein Of
Gre, once thought practically inexhuustl.
Bile. has been worked out
The Philadelphia and Reading company .
repair shops at Pot,svlllc, Pa. employing
100 men, win som shut down indefinitely.
Yae's next freshman class will uumber
$50 or more. unless the financial strln.
gency cuts 1t down.
Secretary Lamont has decided that Of.
flcers detailed as Indian agents are not
entitled TO mounted pay," and directs
them. II their duties require chem TO be
mounted. to apply 10 the interior depart.
ment for mounts.
The commissioner Of the general land of
fee nt Washington has transmitted TO the
governor II Colorado check for Sl1,sll,-
a. This Is tue proceeds from the sale
OF public agricultural lands aud the safe
OF the Indian lands to June 80.
The council of Helieuown, Il borough
FIVE miles from bethlehem, Penn, has de-
clded 10 levy no tax this year. The revenue
from saloons. Of which there Is one for
every thi'y'hr'e voters VIII pay Inc run
h'ng EXPENSES OF the borough government
ON lonely road near Peoria Ill.,, Miss
smlth, 10 years Of age, was assaulted "
two negroes. The cords which bound her
were afterwards set ON fire, terribly burn
Ing her arms and wrists. One OF the mis-
creants has been captured aud may be
|ncneu'
number OF merchants prominent In the
leather irnde have issued a circular TO
leather merchants Of the country calling
for meeting to be held at New York.
when It Is proposed to adopt resolutions
urging upon congress the speedy repeal
OF the sherman silver purchasing law.
Frank poyes. farmer residing three
miles west Of wausean. o.. cut ma wife,s
tbroat. and afl.r fruitiess attrnpt 10
also murder his b.yenr.old daughter ended
his avn existence by blowing Ms brain.
ont Win reyolyer He has been consld.
cred mpntally unbalanced for some time.
and was under the care OF a physlclnn.
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