The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

~ Dsrvcr gamblers ii"Ne' ~ - S"lu,
IWg rhicaro gamblers out of $1,000
seeeu ooo mi, summer by clever
sV' one acted as faro dealer at a
she no. gambling Joint. and he and his
Fhcats with the aid of ii $50 bill with
far'Hs' n,e pasted on one side of it, are
y have coined money, the partner
Pld " ,bins with the double bill SO
/ a y up. and the bill being handed back
ae a W d.aler when the partner cashed
p 'r Tne scheme is said to have been
"a by Chicago sport in whom
(Sp0Is ai.r conhdcd Neither of the
.rDr scnemer, have been arrested.
.,i..r Attached For Salaries.
r..;,od states Marsha Grant, of New
i, has levied an attachment ON the
prazilian warship Nictheroy. for
L .,r Fl cid, restraining her from
.;nr that port until the salaries of
1.sph Noonan and Joseph King, jun
1 ,cinerrs John Lynch, James Cra-
ond Patrick Malone, cooks, were
L. The attachment was issued by
4 Iva Rrovn of the United States cir
Il. eourt. The men were engaged on
rsollv nt a salary of 500 month
/ al They were notified, previous to
I attachment, that they would only
lseiye l5each; hence the attachment.
~
President PciNoto of Brazil has ca
Ia Minister Mendoza at Washington
T., inasmuch as the name Destroyer.
AN ia thr .Ib-marine boat that bears
bv the inventor. Captain John Ericc-
l. with whose name and fame he is
iii acquainted, she should continue
he so called Flint IL Co., the Bra
Han agents in New York. have virtu.
|lv decided to send the Destroyer to
kaul sometime next week in tow of
L powerful occan-going tug Scandina-
kn Commodore Giilis. of the Inited
hates navy may be made executive of
ker of the Destroyer. Several more
Inns have been mounted on the FL Cid.
Il It MAY BE II Eumor. Ana 1t May Not.
A number II sensational rulnors are
circulation in st. Petersburg. One
| that Greece is willing to sell the
{ and Of Milo on the island of I'aros to
blssia for a pocuniarv consideration
bd is also willing to join the Russo
bench alliance. Another is that Rus
l hopes todetach Italy from the triple
biance by the possession of a fleet in
|e Mediterranean. and another is that
fear that tally might take such IA
ep Germany and Austria might be in
heed to oin Russia in II coalition
|ainst England on the policy naugu-
he'd by Prince Bismarck. A further
|mor is that Count Kalnolzy's visit to
BIZ is connected with these changes.
4 Father Dies OF IA Broken Heart.
enator s Parker, of Toledo, Ohio,
Isfound dead ut his home in that city
few evenings since with his heart
|uken, literally as well as fguratively
ihi hiit vi Scll " as ltiU III
Jain His sudden demise was the Gull
nation of continued hrooding over
L misdeed, of his son. 5. T.. Parker
lss than two weeks ago the son was
rested on charge of forging the
|me of his uncle, DR.. Scwcll : Parker
be day recently the father visited his
b at the Jail. The disgrace OF seeing
son imprisoned for criminal of
nse proved too much for him. On
hursday night, the nth inst. he com
aimed of feeling unwell that even
3 he was found dead in his room
Parker examined his dead brothers.
pay and reported that he had never
me in contact with a similar ease.
le rupture of the heart, he believed,
Us actual Y brought on by grief at
i son Disgrace: the organ was sepa
Ned and in two distinct parts = liter
" a broken heart"