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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

St Petersburg, Oct. 2l.-The dearth
OF news from Livldia occasioned the
widest rumors to circulate yesterday
to the effect that the czar was actually
dead, but that the fact was concealed
because the czarowit1 had renowned
the succession to the throne and that
the Grand Duke George. the czar's
second son. has also died from the
lung trouble from which he has long
been u sufferer These rumors were
effectually sllenced by the issuing OF
bulletin at night. stating In sub
stance that the car had been out OF
his bed during the day. but that his
general condition was unchanged. To-
day, however, the rumors have been
revived In an intensified form. Sabbath
leisure and the gathering Of large con-
gregations attracted by the prayers
for the car, assisted in the growth
OF Idle rumor and speculation. II is
everywhere recognized that the doc
tors In attendance upon the car have
no hope OF his recovery and that they
are only devoting their efforts TO pro-
long his mnjesty's life until the arrival
Of Princess AK at Yalta, so that her
marriage to the czarowitz may be
celebrated before his death. II is as
serted that the physicians have now
been compelled to turn their atten-
lions TO the czarina. whose mind Is
said to have been seriously affected by
the strain Of nursing her husband and
anxiety concerning Grand Duke
George.
Last night the theaters were fun,
as usual. and the restaurants We're
crowded, The city bears its usual as
pect, only the eager and excited dis
cusson In all the public resorts indl-
Gates the gravity OF impending evil.
The special service In all the churches
this morning were well attended The
reverence displayed and the sincerity
Of the prayers offered show how deeply
the public mind Is affected. In the
theaters both here and at Moscow
during the past few days, there have
been numerous instances during the
intervals between the acts where the
orchestras have been called upon to
play God Protect the Car" the au-
dlence standing.
This morning an unofficial dispatch
was received from Lividla stating tina
| the ear had passed better night
| and had been able TO sleep little. This
| somewhat alleviated the anxiety.
At o'clock this evening a private
| dispatch reported continued slight
| Improvement in his majesty's condi-
| ton, also that he had a better appe
| lite.
This was confirmed at II O'Clock
by the following official bulletin:
| "IIvdia, s p. m,--Durlng the pas
twenty-four hours the emperor hd.
| had rather more sleep. His majests
| arose today as usual and his appetite
is rather better, The patient is more
composed Otherwise there is ne
change"
The crowds that had long and pa
tlently awaited the issuing Of the hui
letin read and discussed Il with VI
deaf relish and rapidly disappeared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

- Tiny Are MOI
4 Trented Right.

@H nG%a
p'arkhurS' - '
Treated "9
\ FORK, Oct. 2l.-Dr. Charles IL.
-, ,odnv nreached a sermon in
", - zoo . r,aa for the
hurch when wan PiV"
women. The doctor tooNs LOT
at Mat. 81, 81, verify l say
Il that tho publlcnns and She
wv '' ,I,,a,aor, 30 cod
Is 30 INTO the N'is
u YOU"
A parkhurst said that society has
.,... 80. ,,h,ch, M
4 VI s'Si'"e ' Ut,
PINT can be fouliu III 'he S''p
no.
3ere seems TO De, ne sun, Ohe
Deter oil crime thht II one Sc
ces II, IL Is an rbh.' pu' IA
pther practices H. ostrAclsth Ia,
IDLY follows Men can do as they
n but with a woman IL ls uii-
N
conunued. society says there ure
al uhpaIdonaDle SINS Ihey say
SIN for a woman to transsress
|eyenth commandment, but not Tor
The great trouble Is when
N wishes to lead a better IRE,
Foes not receive the help OF her
>"
pat hope, then, is there for u
y 10 try and do better? There
great many Magdalens IN New
NJ y heaven. They are children
last as GOOD IN ms sisht as
~ you should do all you can 10
mem
" ~ sister mas reformed ana mas
& sasnyd IN me blood OF the iaiilD'
y your business what her former
y 9eeh' HIS blood is sufficient
Il ss,,,. nsr, some OF you gather
AIRS ABOUT you 10 escape them
mey are Just as precious to him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
Emory Smith on the C.ar.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 2i.-Ex-Min-
lister Charles Emory Smith, who, dur
Ing the time he represented the United
states at st. Petersburg, had ample
opportunity to observe the personal
and political characteristics of the car
talked interestingly today when asked
by an Associated Press reporter Tor
his Impressions as to the effect the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
[c,ol Prices on a Few
mos of Dress Goods.

In should interest your,
~ ~ This ad. You will
- money. Never a better
700 10 dress yourself or
|Sren cheaper, l9c per
h for 86.inch illuminated aS
Il. 25c per yard for 49,
/ Granite Cloth in all the
Il shades; $50 per yard
| ss.inch Atwood Home
! Cheviot and Habit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

London. Oct. 2l.-Speclal services In
behalf OF the car were today held In
the chapels OF the Russian embassy
and the Russian Greek church All
attaches OF the emperor We're attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

New Cloaks, New Cages
and Ready Made Dresses
just received by express, and
go on sale Monday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
Just yh

nie.t he the ties that bind
nusincas to the public mindt
nic-t he the type TINT strike tho eve
And make the reader promptly buy.
Norwich Eutietin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
Why're
HE Gazette

% say, IL heir ads are l"
business aud have In
~. 10 oner TO get IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PKESS'
INEFFEcTIvENEss OF THE 'i''>f'N 'D''''''
THE JAPANESE ACTING On CAi
rAIE MAHAN's THEORIES.

,xrrrE, E,-rIvENEss OF THE CHINESE ADMIRAL
THE JAPANESE ACTING ON CAP
TAI,, MAHAN's THEORIES
,o,oo, Sent 2o-.'The Times" commenting on
49,, oonduct OF the war between China and japan
says: . o.o, -. an ep,,r.
absence Of aeyi5g "a she ioss Of the only trained
Fore at Ii Hung Chang's disp1hha,' ,ha nent con-
W., W. " four provincial squadrons. raised equpped
and maintained by the viceroys oi arrange
pl Pr, could be more unsuted to the purposes % ..
a''' naval war. Stirred at length, d99n,less "y
perenP,on',y Pn,yo1 Of throwing his whole strength IN a
decisive operation seems 10 haVT G bwn attacked
sbn Japanese when conveying troops 10 Chetupo. p,s
or fought battle ad ad tn ppTtamt results
Yang lnce,; co,vovns Of troops to Yaoo quite
sec0nud' s4,bnr the japanese had previous warning OF
this intention. or what Is more ikey ihey he
tai"rr' M r "a not likely that the japanese left Che-
n,n,no As Funan and Gensan without naval protec
ton it seems raonSl @S % or six Cruisers and some
ccoss5y armed merchantmen The Chinese DO not
claim to haTu are Correct the troops hastily
,,nrdad ,he and must have been helpless
pemarking on the naval engagement The
Times says:
,,s,nrent from what IT appears to be- the troops
which hastily anGsd Sinese s,S, victory IN would not
condiu9.' o, favorably influence the course Of the
be %ar NFh The Chinese naval IKE the mnTy e,S ,Se
hays ior@ea 6 h esr pnns ysaH% p"ce
OF doubtful bvs II shfS % eYsT by the
cover ue 90 tbeir counsel and their delay In exc
cution ,.,.has a, article congratulat-
Inc rnatral News on the excellence OF their war
dispatches from China c0rss s "as as ra' IA hs matter Of
Tss will morning. 3. in tn.
The flying s,s;dqs sSpmn nin,e msy e the poll
vicinity OF Sn court az Pekfng are perfectly wen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ARREST MADE.

Troy \ Y. Sept. 2o-Canai officials report that
business on the ChamPlan cana Is inprov'hts ,s 1ng
Increase being noticeable IN nor'hOoufn o'a'S io'''
with salt. resin ana sugar
Guthrie. Okla Sept 20. Perry Cook. a notorious
thefs captured near Lincoln on M9nd1y E WIN ley
eral stolen horses In MS possession mas oee"
by A committee OF farmers.
has been ilei in the sherirs ofhee by Ciustavps
Hurbur asainst he aolph S3reekS and others for
,nny ent TO the construction company with which
10 bui.d an electric road.
Little Rock Ark. Sept 9o-Dr. c. Maclnt9sh the
- chdrriI Ark IS plaintiff. was yesterday at that
oi Shrrr.'i liz hnckshot ana almost Instantly killed
b. Iankins while standing among n crowd or people
,,,r,,r.b,n Ala. Sept 2c-The Fedora, Court
cIanI nrv Yesterday returned Indictments against
four 5G Tbose Pn s ndet and the amounts
ALLEGED to been embez1ed are H. D. :s sSnes rs 9
WarS =; E;t 4 LAKE, fsa'E E and ar P1"o2' j. TaSaer urn N Of
Corlova. si9i.
chicago. Sept, 2c-MayOr HOPKINS this afternoon
issued order eosns al sc o5g there m .s is
not A game going on. Deputy -sherirs acting on
lrns warrsn,s House OF David and the Newport club
i',. hv ~ neither place gambling in progress.
uourhton. Mich, Sept. 2o-owng to suspension OF
mining work all propos 6T seGpSdr dr6ppns It's %
sanzation and ap.ing into inocnSus desusiGde
kew&.TnE & PSnnsula and contained the larges; towns
on Lake Superior
pit,sburg. Sept @-ohlcer Peter piqn ,. Of The The
%ornlns by nght bisw the wire down throwing
end the D nns 9fer Ri dead oceP
T,i,5 DIl,6n 'H leaves a widow and four children
saratoga y Y. Sept; N.-The Unitarian National
until Friday Senator George F Hoar Of tsS,np Consord
Mas, on M eorss William the
dent Of the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
WANTS THE CZAR TO RECALL HIM

EMPEROR WILLIAMS CHARGE AGAINST THE
RUSSIAN NAVAL. ATTAClGE N BERLIN
Berlin. Sept. 20.-I; IS reported hat the Emperor
has communicated directly with the car. request
ing the immediate recall ~ VI. l'ubassof Nnva
Attache of the Russian Embassy here. THIS request
is made the Emperor is represented As saving
after proofs had been submitted 20 him that NJ
Ipui,assof not only certain occasions made
colous notes and sketches 81 German lef"nc"s blt
that In company with Russian Consul. b'th being
disguised h. recently acted a 4 SPY upon German
movements VI. puhass1f who was present ~ thc
recent manoeuvrrs of the German n-"i AZ swine
munde. dl not return 10 Berlin AZ tn" close ~ IN"
manoeuvr,s but. without taking leave "i the other
attaches of The Russian Emhassy. and. as far "a il
known. without receiving lraye from hs superior
the Russian Amba as-llor. PROCEEDED directly =
Russia 10y way OF Eidkuhn"n. II Is SAID Dy ~" Gar 3
orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris Sept. 2O.-An official dispatch from Ha-NSi;
IN. capltai OF TOnquln. says that an unsuccessful
a',omnI 10 wreck a train from LangsOn has been
made by pirates They stopped the train, Killed the
Chinese engineer and kidnapped railroad con;
tractor named Chesnay ana an rmpIoye naine'i
i0gIon The pirates were driven of and are now
beng pursued by body Of French troops under
Colonel Gaeni
Paris Sept Ex-senator Hebrard has sent seconds
IN Drplfy Arene to arrange "A due. in consequence
OF th, publication OF article written by Arene
rejecting the Senator.
Napl.s Sept 2O-The roof of "A school building IN
thi. city collapsed to-day. burying twenty children:
The dead bodies OF several have been taken out ana
,rnrkm men are removing the wreckage as rapidly as
possible In the hoIr OF finding some OF the unfOrti-
nate ones still alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
FIVER COAL MEN ARE HAPPT

Pit;sburg Sept. 2o.-The heavy rainfall OF last
night and this morning fillel the empty creek-be'is
sWelled small streams into torrents ana rapidly
changed tn placid Allegheny ard Monong ihela rivers
into rushing streams Both rivers rising rapidly
and Their. is now a good coalboat stage OF water
Rivermen excited and delighted, are rapidly getting
their craft into place 10 hurry the enormous quaht
tx ~ coal now In the harbor Ia the lower markets
There are at least 100000 bushes OF coal ahoat an
,a',norrnw wI be "A busy day. Thirty towboats VIII
leave here for Southern ports with ther acres Oh
coal within the next twenty-four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
THE FORESIGHT OF THE JAPANESE.
CHINA SHOWING WEAKNESS Just WHERE THEY
EXPECTED 1T

CHINA SHOWING; WEAKNESS JUST WHERE iIiI'i
FXPECTED IT.
Nao4vr,on Hashiguchi. the Japanese Consul In this
CITY has received official confirmation OF the battle
AZ ping Yang but not Of the naval engagement AT
the mouth of the YalOo THE troops left by 'he
chinese TRANSPORTS AZ YalOo iay will be japanese
prisoners in A few days" said the Consul Japan
hos a nowerfll army in Corca now. anl they know
bo,r 70 fight ! think the Japanese army VIII soon
attack the fortified city OF Moukden. IN Manchnria.
Then look for a hard battle China is showing weak
,ess ms, where Japan expected 1t. She has onIy "A
eev really good soldiers and officers. The buk "i
them were at Ping-Yang and were either cap'nr''
~ kiuod Chtne is very conceited on account OF her
slze but she Is beginning to realize that size one
,b,,g and skill combined with courage and patriot
ism Is quite another thing. - -,,,... tam
about ne stories or Japanese soIIieiS i"H-
Mos starving because OF the war 49, ,.
such stories are untrue. The families OF S, apsla
soldiers are being cared FOR III the communities
whence they went. ,.r,o,,o a,o,e orpanizel
!" '"~1'be isae,Ir has raised nearly &.po, NANNY
,brngh the activity OF 5. KOndO. one OF the round
rs The money will soon be sent to J@.-.4. Nhl!e
moi a great sum when our soldiers near VI. !, ~ -
from their countrymen In America ana Is id'sed & pH
r, nersnnal sacrifices In many instances. IL Will
ca. a..ySs,fS ,ha " ar cease during the winter? .
probably there vii, not be much Nehllhb u, 1 -St
ern Corea during the winter IL y very ecI. aiou.
Seoul the ice freezing nearly every winter u
thickness OF two feet' ,orrn,nati,n NJ tho war;"
no do not. uness We can WhlP o"Il'a or ',' ~
goa In that case shall be aDsoiu'e "id''c'' VI
the situation y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
MISS WILSON NOT To MARRY AN EARLs SON

Innion Sept. 2o.-rhe betrothal Of Miss Muri".
Wilson and Lord Willoughby de- Eresby. which was
announced a month ago. has been cancelled. Miss
Wilson is a daughter OF the Wilson's Of Tranby
Croft AT whose house the baccarat scandal arose
Lord Wnloughby De Eresby, who sits IN Parliament
az the representative of the Horncas'e division or
Lincolnshire IL the eldest OF the Earl OF An
cas,or and is a member Of the social group known
as ,he Prince % Waes's set. The reason for break
ing The enlargement has not been made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
SILENT REGARDING CHURCH AND STATE
KING HuMBERT MAKES NJ RiTTKEN"E To THE
st-BJE,T IL HIS ItEPIY TO THE Address

srBIE,-T IL his ltEpIY TO THE ADDRESS
OF. oONGKATCLATlON ~ fooME.
Rome sept - The municipal authorities today
presented To- King Hurnbert an address of congutu-
lation on the occasion of the Anniversary of the
un,rcation OF the Kingdom of Italy. In reply the
King expressed fp, coacnr-~1'r ~ ~ Ir1i.sll =.
honor the memory OF his predecessor at each sue
ceedlng anniversary of Rome's deveranc" lie closed
his speech hy expressing hope that when lihly c"le
hrates the enty-hfth anniversary Of her unity.
which soon Will DO. she Will alsi celebrate hcr
economical resurrection He made no reference TO
th. relations between the Church and the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
pI,ss1A WON'T ALLOW COREA TO BE AN
NEXED

81 Petersburg Sept. 2OThe "Novoe Nremya" and
the "Novosi" In editorial articles on the naval vic
tory of japan China say IT Will not affect in
any way Russa's strong resolve not to permit the
arreystjon Of Corea. The "Novost" advocates the
Intervention of the Powers the ground that the
war is pretudical to their several commercial In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
THE STEAMER MOBILE AGROUND.

London. Sept 2o-Thc agent Of the Lloyls at
Gravesenl te.egraphs that the British steamer
Mobile Captain Layland. from New-York Sepi"m-
Der s. for I,nlOn. went aground below Hop" Point
at 3 O'Clock this morning.
Tugs having failed 10 foat the Mobile, her cargo
of cattle Will be transsppel On board the steamer
Taurus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
np RgLuOyTS COiCHIy0 TRIP.

Newnor,. r. l.. Sept 3-Olver II. p. Belmont
.,artad this morning on a two days coaching trip
N Boston with a party made up OF Mr.. and Mrs
William r. Travers. William Lawrence and j.
Nelson Howard Several relays OF horses VIII oe
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
SAYS THE SLAVE TRADERS ARE CRvsHEp

Antwerp Sept 2o.-R Dorsey Mohun United
States Commercial Agent at Bona, In the Congo
STATE has arrived here on his way home Mr..
Mohun took part In several encounters between IN"
Rc.r'ans and the slave traders and says the latter
are now crushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
TIE BELGIAN PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED

Brussels Sept. The "Mont"ur nelge' 'oiic'nl
orgam to-day publishes a royal deere" dl@S'''lhs
the Belgian senate IL Chamber " Representatives
and fixing October 4 As the lat" fOr the election ~
a new Parliament This VIII be- the nrst election
held in Belgium an q the Universal Sunrag" act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
THE POWERS CONSULTING ABOUT THE WAR

London, Sept 1.-THE Berlin correspondent or
.erhe STANDARD" says that negotiations are In prog
&c h.,re.n GERMANY England and Russia relative
10 the yar between China and Japan ana mat
identical instructions VII. probably be sent 10 ther
respective Ministers at Peking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
A CALI. TO THE STATE COMMITTEE.
- v.,,r MEET NEXT wEDNESDAY-MR PLATT
s,vs THE NEW MEMBERS WILL BE-

GIN TO SERVE At ONCE
Notices signed by Secretary John ;. Kenyon nave
been sent to the members OF the Republican state
Committee chosen at the Saratoga convention. CALI
ing them to meet this city at the Firth Avenue
Hotel on Wednesday next at noon. The meeting WILL
take place as usual in Paror ID Il OF the hotel
Reports have been prevalent that the old state
r-ommttee would conduct the present campaign, De-
cause under a resolution adopted az the State Con-
ventlon last year the term OF the committee was
made 10 extend TO January next Ex-senator Platt
satl last evening that these reports erroneouA
In order to make the resolution OF the convention
of 1893 operative was necessary by It's terms that
~ shoui be approved by the convention which met
at Saratoga this week The convention this year
took no action confirming the step OF last years
convention on this subject; therefore. MT Piatt says
the state Committee chosen at saratoga on iuesday
enters Immediately upon its duties, and IL Is the
new committee which is called to meet on Septem-
Der 26
The committee will organize on Wednesday ana
make preparations at once for opening tne cam.
naign II was the impression last evening that
t'hairmen Brookheld and Hackett. Secretary Kenyon
and other officers OF the old committee would be re-
elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
n LEAST FOCR CHINESE TESSELS LOST

rc ACCOUNTS SAY FIVE-A CEAsELESS CAN.
,oyapE KEPT Up FOR AN HOUR AND 4
uAF-TwO JAPANESE SHIPS ALLEGED
RY TIE CHINESE TO HAVE GONE
DOWN 49, FOUNDERING OF TIE
KrNG-YJEN AND CIIIu-YUEN-
THE JAPANESE ARMY
MARCHING TOWARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21

aware what the consequences OF the iall OF the
sacred city would be. they Will Yield IL may pe ~
suinel, 10 almost demands rather thah FISK
such disaster.
In an article on the nava! engagement lhe west
minister Gazette says:
We observe. speaking generally, that pom SITS s,nes
were engaged In verifying the theories OF CdptdIn
Mahan. the japanese consciously. as 'hey st ste
great students OF that eminent authority aiI Vi,
reluctantly The Chinese have the bigger navy, & ou.
they have been unable - concentrate il uPo PO't
Of paramount strategicai IMPORTANCE 30 Iha on orc
war has turned out as. accordlnb 10 'he, ihvs' "P
proved principles. Il ought 10 have turned ou''
The Pail Mail Gazette" says:
Admiral Ting made the fatai mistake OF trying 10
convoy troops before he had met ana nrokcn w
enemys fleet, and, un.ess the troops ande, at @ e.e
Y4.oo River are relieved from the sea- they are
irretrievaby lost.
"The st. James's Gazette" says
If this Is a victory for the Chinese. they must
pray for defeat. The damage when the Japinsss
inflicted with their sma,.er and lighter squddi pi so
far 10 show that in tactics discipline ana III tle
handling Of modern weapons they are az iuSn
superior 10 the Chinese at sen as they nave "''"'S
shown themselves to be on land.
London Sept 2l.-"The Chronicle" says that the
japanese are now virtually in command OF the sea
and will be for a considerable time II the war
continues at the present rate. II cannot be Iohg
before China will be reduced to the nec"sSit! oi
asking terms.
THE Standard says II is difficult to say which
of the twD, japan China has gained any ma
tcrial advantage, but thinks tn" position OF the
reinfOrcemcnts landed at the mouth or the raioo
must cause extreme anxiety in Peking. -
The Daily News' says IL Is impossible TO
doubt that the chief fruits OF victory at laloO
main with the japanese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
JAPAN'S FLEET INTACT.
Glory OF THE BIG SEA FIGHT.

.o,sr OF THE JAPANESE M'ARSHIPS
n.MAGED But NONE DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21

DIR NETT1ISII1P THINKS THAT NO FURTHER
OPERATION MAY RE NEcESSAIY
London Sept 20-Dr. Ncttleship. the oculist. has
tnst made another examination at Haward"n of
Mr. Glalstone's eyes. The Doctor expressed himsrli
as satisfied with the condition Of the eNPremler =
eyes and gave ground for hopes that no further
Will be necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
THE CZARs CONDITION MUCH wORs

HE IINIt = NINI'I HUN WI vi ''|'''|''
GRAND DUKE GEORGE SAID To BE IN CRITICAL
STATE.
Warsaw. Sept 2o.-I, Is reported here that the
npendinC departure OF the Russian Imperial family
for the Crmea due to the fact that the condition
OF the Car has grown much worse. and 70 the
critical state OF the second son. he Grand Duke
George who was thrown from his horse iew
DAYS ago with the result that he has since suffered
from hemOrrhag,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21

THEY WIFI WORK HARD FOR THE PARTY.|
The Brooklyn Republican Cub enthusiastically
approved the names upon the hepuo"cdn S.a.s
ticket AT a meeting held last evening In the club
house IN Pierrepont-st Most OF the prominent MEM
bers were present Franklin Woodruff. president OF
the cub who was a delegate at Saratoga, spoke
of the work OF the Convention. He said that whils
he would have preferred some one else as '.s can ANU
date for Governor. 10 lead the party In the next
Presidential struggle he would heartily support MI
Morton .Of Mr. Saxton he spoke In the hlsh,st
terms and attributed his nomination IN a great de-
gree 10 the work OF Kings County for MN. MI Mt
Woodruff expressed regret that Jesse Johnson was
not made the candidate for Judge OF tne Court