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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Washington, July -Tomorrow's
OUTGOING steamers from New York viii
carry S5,3o).olO in gold, which was YES.
terday and today drawn from the New
York snbtreasury for expert. Thia
leaves the gold reserve at the close Of
business today S55, 1885, or over
100000 less than the lowest point
reached prior to the February bond
Issue. The cash balance today was
Sl2l,5sO,439. The treasury officials rx-
hlbit no uneasiness whatever over tho
Innid melting away OF the reserve The
fact that the available cash balance re
mains Practically Wlmpuirod aud the
expectation thnt tariff hul viii soon
pass both houses of congress and be-
come law arc sources of comfort nj
this time to the treasury folks. The
passi2s Of n tariff bin the onri h
confidently sX7ect prompt revlyaNa OF
trade ana corresponding Increase In
the customs ana internal revenue re-
CENTS. With renewed commercial ne
tlvity return shipments OF gold. Il Is
thought, would probably set in and
continue until normal conditions are
reached
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Washington, July 27.-Tho king OF
corca is Japanese prisoner. This
WA the most important statement con-
tained IN telegram dated yesterdy
which Secretary Herbert haa reoo,,ed
ff1m Captain Day OF the United siatss
bieamer Baltimore, now nt Chemulpo.
vorea' Captain Day. hcsldoa statins
mat the king Of corra is a captive m
nc hands Of The Japunese. reported
mat he had dispatched force II mar
,n's from ~ MP 20 Seoul. the capitol.
70 protect The United States iogntion'
There were no ndvlces received az the
state department today confirming tho
report Of the declaration OF war be-
tween China and Japan and the Japan
eHe minister, who called ut the depart
ment today to arrunge for his farewell
call upon the president, said to tho
department that he WAS also without
Information TO that effect.
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FOREST FIRES ARE RAGING.
TOWNS wIrnp orr or nx.srnsor
ny THE risAnns.


4
-. PAU. MINI. July RIA specla, to
'ne Pioneer press ron Asb,snn vv,s
SAYS Forest nrcs are produc,rs , ~,m.
sp',er'ng aud loss throrshou, ,n,s ~
ein''S' and railroad commands h..a
never before experienced such dor,,.s
~" nres' on the Wisconsin Ccntsa,
:. Is impossible 10 move tralna pnm.
, rps' we headquarters OF the John Il
Davis Lumber company, 4 mnn,,ra,.
turing town q 1000 people. il totauv
uesttoyed by ffe, and only n INV h,,I,,,,
,."as,. rem I'm standing A dispatch ,ust
, , from Fincld, a small station a
INV, m nnn ihis side OF Phillips. sho,ya
sra 49, ~, Ivy 'i'eu and children from philllus
ssr, w WvVds without shelter They
sunnii,. W M tor food and auppllca "a
III, ' ~, a. tlueid are very short. ma
w,.ii thnt started from here tlis e,.,,,''
NlN VIVA obllHed to return 40 r,.i.,'.',.
w ,V'hlly destroyed n few nties sn,,,t
communication with Flnoia 4. 49,.
smut on and II IL feared thnt ma ,", "w
y Alsu on nm Along the Omaha ill.,
NY, MY ''vs We raging with terrible fcrce.
aI.h, aiiures crossing, n little Village
strn,,o ai' IN, west OF Ashland. was de-
stu...4t.... 49, wv - hullulflk renlulnlnH
s.Nnu,ns. ana the homeicss femilies
WIRE Drought to Ashland. The railroad
p, ", near there were DESTROYED and
~ : o'clock this evening a fast omaha
ilelEht aud express loaded cnra va,e
entirely hurnedup WV
hvth The englntcr and flremnn war,
INJURED ana the brakemen are minainr
i,oss 10 cars and freight may ron,h
,houAandn OF dollars. The trsin ,sas
loaded with wheat ~ va" was
MhAon, a small town south on Tho
gmuha line, caught fire at : O'clock,
me White River Lumber compnny's
niil, win forty million feet OF lumber
~ inc yards, was destroyed and nj
. vioeh me latest report received here
SAYS the entire town was threatened.
me omaha bridge across the White
rinvr ~ Mason hi burned. Railroad
onnoiola say The loss at Mason IL fully
q million dollars. with $4,000 lnsur-
,hce, tlomoa,caders IN the OUTLYING
districts ere nll fleeing into the nonroat
lownH' lcnvlng their homes TO the Jury
OF the flamea. so far no loas Of llfo
= reported, The nrc department ia
carefully guarding tho outside limita
li Ashland and the city IL not IN any
immediate danger. News from HURLEY
states that town has been cnvolupod m
deaao cloud Of smoke ali day with
lres on nearly every side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

townsite board OF this place has been
ordered to take charge OF St. Night
before last and yesterday quite run
was made on the town. and ali the
unimproved lots stalsed and clnimcd.
G. J. Wrighiaman has been appoint-
ed United States commissioner for this
pl9ce. His acceptance vacatcs the
county attorneys office. which Will
be illled by appointment OF the county
commissioners.
The Democratic primary was held
here yesterday for the purpose OF Sc
Letting delegates to the county con-
vention. which convencs here Satur-
Gay for the purpose or sending dele
gntes TO the III Reno. convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Denison. Tex. July 27.-Tbomas
Richards. a nephew Of Engineer Billy
Lewis OF the Katy. was killed few
days ago near Cleveland. o.. by failing
between the cars. Young Richards.
who formerly lived in Denison. was en-
route to Il picnic, singing "The Fatal
wedding with some friends when he
met with the accident.
Fire destroyed the residence OF Coun-
Gilman Hewitt. on West Woodland
street, last night. LOSS, Sl400; insur-
anoe. 5000.
The city council has refused to adjust
the differences existing with the water
company. regarding hydrant rentals
by arbitration. and has decided TO let
the matter go to the courts,
Engines IN and 16s OF the Katy,
which had a head-end collision near
Houston a Few days ago, were recaived
al the shops this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Colon, July 7.-(copyrightod by tho
Associated Press 1.-The following ad.
Vices have been received here from
BiueneIds. Mosquito territory, Nira-
raEua.: The Eicaraguans under GOV.
ernor cabcsaz have been defeated and
have r, tired to Rama. where they col
lected 400 men ana seized some Amrsi-
cnn launches Intending to make descrnt
upon Biueficlds. Subsequently the
launches were restored To their owaem
upon the demand OF this American
consul Captain oNoill OF The United
states gurboat Marblrhcad hHs landed
$50 United States Gnilors and fnarines
In order TO protect the United states
consulate and American Interests p. n
orally. The Mosquito chief is expect
ing a renewal Of the attack fhs Bit
ish consul has telegraphed for ID British
warship. The Inhabitants OF Blu ~ alds
arc leaving that place IN large NAM
beers The women and Children pnve
alrendy left The rebel British Sub.
iecty ~ Corn Island were div bled, but
at Port Limon they have since pur-
chased arms and at Bayos they char
feu schooner which took them to
Bluenelds. They have been reinforced
tnera and intend invadinr Corn Isl
and.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
ny rnn MnMrIus GATEWAY.


Important information was received
yesterday by CASTOR Mesller, General
Passenger Agent Texas and Pacific.
from L. c. Donald. vice chairman OF
the Central Tremc association. with
head quarters in Chicago The follow
Ing telegram conveyed II;
Chicago. H.. July e7.-Gaston Mes
iier. General Passenger Agent. Dallas.
Tex; All lines OF this committee agree
TO decline through Cairo. st, Louis.
Chicago and intermediate gateways,
tickets issued at blanket rate Of Se5
from Texas, account Knights OF Pyth-
las conelave. We earnestly ask your
support Of this decision. Please advise
"f'. c. DONALD.
Vice Chairman Central Traffic Asso-
citation, in charge OF Passenger De-
partment"
This means that all the knights and
friends OF Knights from Texas to take
advantage OF the round trip rate to
Washington viii have to pass through
Memphis, the only gateway open for
The contemplated rate arrangement.
Not only the Texas and Pacific. but the
Cotton Belt ana Katy. which are also
IN the rate, Will send their passengers
from Texas and the Southwest ON
through Memphis only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
a NEW scHEDpLE.
senator blanchard Wants the Press
emit LAW Retained.

!
Washington, July ga messenger
from the executive ,ponsio,, 1870,
! a. ie"1iie"
''e "ouSe ol representatives hHlt an
hour after the senate had voted TO send
the tariff bill back to conference. with
noto for po,r,so,,,o,,,,. ,t.,,,,,..'
+"S'''i'"i''
ranking mouse conferea, in the absence
OF Mr.. Wilson, asking him 10 call at the
White House Tbis foitou,i,.- the oo,,
ie'e',Se pc-Weeh the preslueht ana
speaker Crisp earlier in the day was
takn to indicate the sollcitude the presl
don't felt IN tho o,,tco,,e 40 4ho sao.,,a
H., .,,,,,,
oohler'ice' MI MpNllliah declined TO
taken to Indicate the solicitude the presl-
Messrs Mcmillan and Turner are the
o,i,, bo,,,a co,,rsro,s t., tou,, 49,,
-
speaker crisp mas word that Mr..
Montgomery will arrive tonight and
Chairman Wilson will be her. tomor-
M. r-,.,r.. ,...sl.,.-. -,
row me DeHiooralc cohierees VIII
hold an informal meeting tomorrow
and Senator Jones said today that the
full conference committee, including
Republican members, would probably
be called together on Monday,
The general impression about the
HtAloAt - Aiah AiAA AthANA'ANN INV
agreed on will he prolonged as the
former one. As senators are OF the
opinion that the committee either viii
agree on report within Two or three
days after the sittings begin, or withln
the time decide TO report another DIS
agreement. The preponderanee OF the
opinion Is however that there WIZ not
be anolher report OF hlsasIeeihehl, IN
fact the Democratic eonierees assert
mat anolner piSas i mn n,i,,s tu ~
ueieat OF the piil ne t ~ ~
point 10 the propaDihty tnat 'te susaI
scheaule ashin M,li w. 'h Nv, P snr tba
point o. eol'eiitiSn nv - n,,rea,,e,,,
ullletsnces gu tl,1 py 5, o." ,s,,. hr,at
s MvIru D Tse DeSnoeratle members of
~, Vent throueb .tbe biIIs
sile s,i1., a',ri,,, ,t,r sq,,,,s, az
, sgry mi e,se, arrsed on vast majority Of
~ ms ,t t,,n IN h en- tbat tbey viii moi
naed "a cnnsider these points again
very fully Il is probable, however, that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

oontInura IRON rIr., ,.ane.

nave been sent TO Seoul In order TO
protect the respective Legations of
ureat Britain and the United statoa
~ sooul a conflict Nv said to hnye
taken place between the Japnnoao mil
some chinese aud corean soldlera. lie
Ihphnese being victorious shortly Ar
eSrWhrd HE Japanese made prisoner
OF me King u Corea, ANA IL Ia said
they have either sent him or Intans
70 send him 10 japan. where he Win
DC uethined until the war IL over,
Numor also has Il that there ha.
Deen second nght al sea bet,y.cn
tthe japanese and Chinese wnrshinu
Ihpaneso oruiaer n said 10 have en-,
Hnged Chinese cruiser conveying a
,1rrshinSport, sinking the Chinese cruiser.
Ihia report, however may have rotor.
ence 70 tho sinking OF the Roo shunr,
thlrehdy detailed, although tho slnE.
ING OF this steamer Is said to hnvo oo-
CURED on Tuesday last. and tho socL
taken place on "wednesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

san Angelo. Tex, July 27.-The fo,.
rowing report Of the vote up to date
Tor the commissioner of The ys,o,,,
iihd office was handed to the Gs1etfa
Ieporter this evening by Col Roi.s,,s
eahpalgn manager for publicntion. ~
s sel and pledged to vote for Raker
5g9: walsh, l49; Isramlette, ii5; Dodd
flS' sehleicher 95 Mabry, s; the doubt,
h tui vote and counties that have not
XXI Ky egonVentions, i2i. Total vote. SIS.
~ bakers friends are confident Of
ms nomination, especially as he ia mo
o o western candidate and as this Of
nee Is Justly entitled to western Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

CISCO Tex, July 2I.-Hon. John II
a'sasah addressed large and intelIi-
gent audience at Muxwelrs opera bopss
. !, nisnt He was introduced by Hon
,. w 7. Lanham and in a speech Of
'~u hours expounded the principles
oi democratic state and national ~
eminent. ana the advantages Of the
atbar ~, commission, free silver and
- hon. $. W. n Lanhnm viii aal,...
the people tonight on the lssras " 'as M
day in the same hall ss u 'nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

London. July g7--From Chinese
officials sources no confirmation can DO
ATTAINED OF report ALLEGED to have
been received from Shanghai by nows
agency here 10 the effect that JnpanoDs
oruiaora have attacked aud nnnk many
Chinese Transports which wore landing
troops from Taku, The Standmrd's
correspondent at Brusacla hears from
an authoritative source that tho
Chinese government welcomed pro-
poHni nnne by Japan That the two
governments net Jointly against tho
coroan reyela and II hoped 10 complete
an agreement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
THE nor WAVE.
warm In lIInneaotn.

ST. Paul. MINI. July 27.--Today has
been Yearly duplicate Of yesterday as
regards Temperature throughout the
northwert. but promises are now for
cooler weather, and already "A drop Is
reported from Montana and Dakota
points. In addition 10 the injury 10
growing grain the Intense heat haa
dried up prairie grasseai 10 an extent
that the least spark from passing on
zines cause serious nre. a disastrous
blaze started last night near Lower
Bruie Agency s. D.. burning over 1000
acres and destroying valuable hay
stacks. II IS still burning headed To-
ward Rosebud Agency. Another FIRE
near Pierre caused by lightning result
ed In the death Of one man and several
horses und desIruction OF Large amount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

a'cor'i f'V with your own hv-', ~ ~
ieSutity Of which h unLi,.ait-.i an,l
captain rdrhg MS rcfuset "a M
W '"in 7 mest seem 10 ipiicatc ,hat
INC itpttnen,s Tadc TO us yer. m, rsi.'
I LOT thv fc'rc-e OF securing IN cnil.
Jfei and chat there was NO zeal 'ntrn-
| iica OF giving trem up; thu. ON .i,;i,.
an Mu'vsWally you nude ny ,.rnin
Use or statement needed 10 induce Ia
70 surrender them, Knowing that "a
soon as they were In your POSSESSION
yvu eNuli and W ,uld. either fatly rc :.
I~' ,r throw such obstacles Ia he
way of setting them that y. mr. ex-
pressed consent would be nul.ined.
but We cannot allow outs 'Nes to
entertain ANY such views. however
a. fiarnuy countennnced by the nrrs-
cnt s'ntc 90 the case Tor we iea,.ft Ike
TIE ini, seioiil,y u such a course fr,,.l
gentlcmnn occupying such poaitions or
NNst 1hd fonor In the bu ,inass and
religious world as You do
ITO sum IL up gentlemen, your own
bylaw No. ", gives you the righ. TO
deliver the children to MIS- Rogers
and II Il necessarily the legal way
provided by yourselves Tor such caacg
As the one under discussion. You say
you were, and are, wllllnS for her To
have them II Il can be dou. iagally
we nave trusted TO your honor In
NHrf' AhtNNN'At iNrllft" Nnifgs
I'll. LEE SELLERS"
Captain Burlington. chair,nsl ~ the
beard OF trustees. had CONS to the
etnsi and coulh not be seen. but Mr.
Z c, Scott. the secretary. was called ON
Inst night aud cordially rec ivud tho
Vafette representatives, Whom qurs-
TONED regarding the letter scnt To the
board by Mr. Sellers. he said he had
not read Il, but had simply received
II FOR transmission to the board and
hoped II would not be publish 4 Tor 4
might convey a wrong Impression MIR.
Sellers had been told that Mn Rogers
could have the two girls Il ehe would
qualify as temporary guardian Of ,htir
persons, but II waA found there crtid
be no temporary guardianship and,
therefore, the trustceR could not let
the children pass from their contru, un.
~ Judge johnson had acted OF the
September term Of the county court.
MI. Scott said the board desired only !
10 do whit was right aud TO haVc Il |
done legally, ana would be glad to
secure such homes as Mrs. Rogers could |
ltvc Tor all the children IN ,he home |
He had high regard for Mrs langers
and Mr., Sellers as Christian people ana
would certainly do all Ia his power
to put the lady In possession ~ the
children, but that this, for the proteo-
ton of tho board mus b. done in
strict accordance with the law.
a reporter called az the residence OF
Mira, Rogers TO get her version OF the
refusal Of the trustees and Supcrln-
iendeut hurchill to return the children
On Monday Mrs Rogers was worry IN
aud unable to see the reporter, hut nm
iwered his quoatluna through Miss
lonn Williams, sister OF the two little
GIRLS In controversy.
Mrs Rogers had read the letter print
Al 10 . 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

sllverton, Briscoe Co, Tex. July 25.--
Rev. A. W. Rodgers. Cumberland Pres
byterIan evangelist for all Western
Texas, Is engaged In a meeting here.
There have been several conversions
ana great Interest Is manifested. The
meeting will continne for about ten
Mr.. Hnwhins OF the May shaw
Zephyr C'loyd county, will in short
time take control OF the siivorton
Light.
Crops are doing wen. but will need
rain again soon. There are some iine
crops growing here.
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|'crsslsG ISmGonE's CHANCES /.
40" V ,h,, Col. yonIsum Has

AZ" olnimch Col. YonIsum Has
The Hest of II.
snvllle, Tex. July 27.-I see from
salys Gazette an article headed
4 Chances. From the looks of
~ua'lon 1t looks very, very doubt
r.nsr he Will succeed himself or
figures are like this: Yoalsum
|An Rains, /. and Upshur A.
y votes, Buck has Van Zandt
Il hockwall S-making his
ga IVES Miner has Rusk with G
49, votes. having carried
| c,n., 1llu GREGG, Now McCord's
/ ~ mas not yet instructed. hui
hIsneeaed 10 him. which would
~, y votes Wood county mas
Il ns rse s yet, but will hold prim-
\ ~, saturday a week. AS saId
AZ ~ paek Wood county win
lI.ir,d,,pe next congressman from
|n1aosN wood has 8 votes in the
|tao Should Wood county 60
IA ! oakum he will have "a in
n e,,.lsl choice votes.
Il e,na us as Wen as himself fool
ssaaeht OF his carryinq Wood
assh s., a, Winsboro today and
nh n Wood county twice eaeh
h n, Me election Is held. our
|lsa "a h.. county brethren seem
|asi rri NOW how Colonel Yo1l,um
y ana D1 h county. He made n
~, H.. honorable canvass OF the
~ M, rom mud-silngine and
n Or W " : me reason that Upshur
applv s1s ,- The same reason
t,.,'o Wood county after Inc
ittk,ne''. and the first ballot will
L NM. : McCord Is ltio,r 20 a
golkurn =. Roekwan Instructed
s1a f.sm. az second choice vhi.h
4 f,aeha, when the second hsIiot
|y''s w. toakum %. Mccord IN
u Mllhef c. All H. -, 10
~ ne correct version Of he
rajo,l,,m. Who has the Odds ~
raly IL. rue Prevails Yoal,un
" And KS sto, vote OF having a
FL .osh kllsore canna ,No ha,,ia
4 Flaker, s . and win withdraw
~ na,t.,n' wv be Nominated IN,
1ghtsa NM uSlse Buck has not
Il ~ net McCord wo9la d'' ,eItS !.
'stAiS,. 'As race il wooS WENT wsnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
r,he Nemr connrmed.

London. July s7.-The Penlnsulsr and
Oriental Steam Navigation company
and other London firms doing business
with tho East. have received kilograms
confirming the Associated Prsss adj
ylcea that war between China and
Japan has been declared, Despite thil
fact neither the foreign once nor the
foreign Legations have ms yet received
from uny Official source confirmation Of
the ncws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Karnss City, Tex. July 27.-The Dem,
oera'lc flotorlnl district, comprising the
counties q Atascosa, Rarnes. Live Oak
ana Wilson, today nominated c. f.
kroeger of Wilson.
In the representative convention for
the E'ghbeth district held IN the az.
ternJun W o. hurry was nominated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

snls time the best OF order was nv.
~ ~ W.. put ns soon az Rhodss 49,,
10 i9ahe the closing speech n crov "a -
ih ioes numbering 70 or 100 beean =, ~
pSndo ahc yen, completely drowning
~. ~ This continued for about "a
vis,bIa minutes the otticers making no
The good ors 20 quell the disturbance
rana koY1 citizens deplure the ocenr-
rene. renee and say It is n disgrace ~ yss ,,,,r
Town Rhodes made a mastefiy sn ~ y9'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Philadelphia. Pa, July 77.--Ifeedleas
or warnings from his sisters and other
girls whom he was sportiyeiy terrifying
with an old gun ~ his home In Nav
town Township Edgar. the io-yanr-oid
son Of Farmer James HefWorth. snot
ana Killed Mary cuthhsrt his pretty
little cousin from Leopard. Chester
county. Then he said hs did not know
the gun was loaded. a coroner'n jury
found Il 70 be a case OF aceidentai
death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Austin, Tex, July 27,-The official
PRONUNCIATION from Reagan headquar-
tiers today shows that the instructed
vote now stands: Culberson. SO1 7-1O;
Reagan. 1871 $40; Lanham, 1888 2-1O; un-
Instructed 122; doubtful. 6: total vote
cast to date. $40; necessary to choice
under majority rule, 4s1; under two
thirds rule, 573 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Below is the vote cast for governor
by congressional district two years aro.


Big Springs. Tex, July 2G.-The
Democratic representative convention
Tor the One Hundred and Sixth dis-
trict met here yesterday and after be-
ing In session all day at II p m. last
night nominated Hon. J. H. Beall of
district. ''''9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Hamburg--Arriyed: Columbia. from
New York
paltmore--Arriyed: II. H. Meyer.
from Bremen.
Haiifax-Arriyed. Siberian. from
Glasgow.
New York--Arriyed; othelio, from
Antwerp. veendam. from Rotterdam.
Tory Isiand--Passed: Grecian. from
New York
npyer-Paased; wiemAr. from New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Pittsburg. Tex, July 27-The sena-
torial convention of this. the Second
Senatorial district met here today to
nominate candidates for state senator.
James Clark of Red River county was
nominated on first ballot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Chicago. July s7.-vicc-Prcsldent
Robinson OF the Santa Tc was found
about midnight and when told the
story OF the above report said em-
phatically that he did not think there
was any danger OF n strike. He had
not heard OF any dissatisfaction on
the part of the men, either because
OF the circular from Judge Foster or
any other reason. Certainly no com
plant had been made to the officials
BY the men and he entertalns no feara.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

London. July a7.-Numerous iraninc-
lions at war risk were made at Lloyd's
yesterday. There are rumcrs that the
Chinese government intends 10 nogou-
ate d loan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

Washington. July 2T.--rexas- fexi-
can war survivors. increase. John u.
Greenwood. ~ PHso. FL pnso eoun,y
aorIaan. EasllA.ad aexnty. "a
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hfa1. -. t'nce.
- pi.s. s sss July s7-Last nigh,
! y Ron. " Z = {. Rhodes, popu-
,friseS sl-.' .he audiepce num-
Ss .s., "a thirty r minutes. ss's ,.,l
- ''l'A tvo lou.s, ~ 10 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
a srnnen TmnnArnsnD.
l, /. said the santa rs wm be ried
IN.

Kansas city. July 2l--The Journal
tomorrow viii publish story to the
effect that the Atohison, Topeka and
santa he railroad may be Involved in
another strike within forty-oight
hours, The whole system viii. It ~
said, be affected. Engineers, nremcn
and conductors are to walk out un.
less tho peculiar circular issued some
days ago stating that all contracts
would soon be abroshtcd Is withdrawn.
The men fear cut In salaries and
say they will not submit to it.