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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

500 trimmed sailors, worth 81, in all
colors at only Ice. klce'h
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
BARGAINS

500 trimmed Sailors, worth 81, In all
coIOrs, at only l9c. Rice's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

Examine II. +. Hillman a Cos. stock OF
fine JsweIry and silverwars before you
buy elsewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

500 trimmed sailors. worth 81, In nj
cOiors, at only 19c Rice's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

500 trimmed sailors. worth 81. In AL
coIors at only 19c. Rice's-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

MARBLE Busts. entirely
Dillon & Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

Attend the Special sale
OF Pianos and Organs at Houses this
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
SEVENTH WARD.
EIGHTH WARD.

Godfrey Schnl presided and DIR.
Stathers was secretary. The sugges-
tions were:
First Branch of Council-Thomas Da-
wilson, Thomas Murrins and August
Marshner
Second Branch-Fred Blum, II. Z.
Uttermohlen, Louis SeabriRht, Alex.
Beabout, David Holm, Charles Zulauf
Daniel Ingram, Fred Williams, John
Marsh, Charles Edge, Samuel Sloan,
f p. Wheat, William Bowers, William
Stein aud Charles Morningstar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09
SECOND WARD.

DIR. R. w. Hazlett presided and II. c.
Richards was chosen secretary. The
ouguaatiops ware "a fnll0WS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

BUUk UA0E0 4 LAUIG0 UhOA0,
Six feet six-high, feet wide Secretary
and Book Case combined, in Oak,
Polish finish. Regular price $4,000. con OO
REMOVAL SALE PRICE......... OLOIOO
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wide in Oak, Polish finish. Regu-
price S24OO. REMOVAL SALE @ IN
PRICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AV'VO
Ladies' Writing Desk, in Oak, Piano
finish Former price $500 RE- IN
MOVAL SALE PRICE ............ OsOO
Rock Case with Glass Doors, Movable
Shelves in Oak Regular price n 00
$1,000 REMOVAL SALE PRICE. jaw
A full line of Book Cases and Ladies' Writing
Desks in Oak, Birch and Mahogany at 20 per
cent off regular prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

A full and complete line Of Bed COuches and
Bed Lounges in all manner OF Coverings and
Frames at REMOVAL SALE PRICES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Chicago, Aug 1.-The Southwestern
Traffic association was In conference
today with w. Il. Thurber, general
Western agent OF the Mexican National
railway, n, G, Neimeyer. general
Western agent OF the Mexican Cen
trail railway, NJ, II, King, assistant
general agent OF the Mexican Central
railway and II. T. Vaughan. assist
ant troflic manngcr OF the Monterey
and Mexican our railway. A rate OF
70 cents per 100 pounds was estab-
liShod on raw sugar or polinclllo, from
the city of Mexico. Monterey, san Luis
potosl and Torreon TO ST. Louis, with
tho usual differences applicable to Chi
cagu and other points. The remainder
of the session was consumed IN con-
alteration ot rates In eject TO Mexican
pptnta 10y the way OF the Mobile and
ramplco route, as compared with the
nll-gail routes, An agreement was
reaehcdsestahlisbng dfferen,lal scale
by way OF the water lines. beginning
with SO cents for tirst-class ratios and
scaling down to 10 cents on class "E."
subject 70 the concurrence OF two OF
the American lines not represented at
the conference,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICO
PREDICTIONS OF DISTURBANCES
CAUSE MUCH usEAsINEss.
senior cotrernr, the Prophet, says
the Volcanic Zone Around the city
of Mexico and Pueblo IL Ready 10

city Of Mexico. Aug. 9.--considerable
apprehension Is felt here in the vol
canic zone. in which the City of Mex
leo and Pueblo, the most populous
Mexican cities, are situated, over the
predictions Of Juan N. Contreras. the
meteorologist and scientist of Guada-
lajara. Senior Contreras predicts that
between tomorrow and Sunday the re-
gion around tho volcano Of Popocat-
epetl, southeast OF the city. will re-
ceive an earthquake visitation. dis
turbance also occurring between Au-
gust 10 and is. Should the shocks miss
this section they will be felt in the
state OF Oaxaca, TO the south. Senior
contreras. during the past two years,
has made many predictions OF earth
quakes In Mexico. nearly all OF which
have been verified by facts. He is
a follower OF Falb. the great European
prophet, and bases his calculations on
the conjunctlona of the sun, moon.
stars and subterranean forces as those
Of the earthquakes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
THEY HAD A CHEAT RACE
Attn Morris Arrested and Liber"'e"
In Denison.

Denlson. Tex, Aug. 9.--Alta MOTIFS
n woman, giving her residence as peni-
son. but late OF Fort worth Is under
arrest here charged with the theit OF
a lady's gold watch from Mrs C. W.
wheeler Of Fort Worth. The COM
plant was sworn to by F.. j. Wheeler
OF Grayson county, and n brother oil
c. W. Wheeler, In default OF sow
bond the Morris woman was remand
ed to await preliminary hearing.
II seems that the Morris woman met
wheeler in Fort Worth some time
ago and has been intimately acquaint-
ed with him. Criminal charges are
brought by whceler's brother but no
legal action has been taken or charge
substantiated. over a year ago ]. d.
Wheeler, c. w. wheeler's father, re-
siding In this county, sold his son a
horse and buggy and took a mortgage
for its payment. c. w. Wheeler It
gems. and so his father and brother
state. left his wife In Fort Worth ana
came to Denison. Yesterday morning
the Morris woman and Wheeler took
n drive 10 tne lelIltofg WIN Int NV
gagged property and j. d. and h. j.
Wheeler, father and son, followed in
a rig, Returning. Wheeler saw the We
hicle. and told the woman to drive
for her life. while he took to the brush.
A race was made to Denison, where the
woman gave the Wheelers the slip
again and started toward Red river.
The wheelers gave chase and overlook
the woman again. after quite race.
Returning to the city, papers We're
served and q hearing set for this even
ing.
The woman claims her male friend
was named Charles Vim and lives in
the territory, and claimed the nuthort-
ties were after him and he took to the
woods.
The missing witch was found in u
pawn shop and the Morris woman held
the ticket. Her claim is that the Jew
elry was given her.
When the Morris woman was brought
into court this evening the senior
Wheeler had both cases nolle pressed,
She talked of suit for damages against
j. d. and r. j. Wheeler. but later
abandoned the idea. c. w. Wheeler,
after jumping from the buggy. came
to town, went to his room. left again,
and has not been seen since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

New York. Aug. .--secretary Gresh-
am has received from the Christian
Herald Of New York the application
referred to In the morning dispatches
for u government ship TO transport
1000 barrels Of flour to Corea, This Is
the first the department has heard that
airy unusual measure Of distress and
deprivation exists In the kingdom. AS
Stunning that 1t Is true, the officials do
not see how small a quantity OF grain,
which the CoreRns scarcely know how
to use. will be OF much avail In a
population OF 100000 people. To COM
ilicate the situation, It is said that Chi
nese and japanese are occupying CO.
rea and are generally living in the
country, so that amy supplies sent to
the people might finally fall into the
hands Of the foreign soldiers. secre-
tary Gresham has not disposed OF the
application There Is a precedent for
this action In the case of the ConBtul-
lation, which was sent with a cargo to
the relief Of Ireland. During the Rus
Sian famine. the war vessels being UNI
suited. a regular freight steamer was
chartered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
wouLD EXTEND MONOPOLY.
The Fears OF AIdrich Regarding n
Patent nm Pending.

Washington. Aug D.--Representntlve
Childs OF Illinois has presented me-
mortal IN the house protesting against
the proposed patent legislation on the
ground that It is In the interest Of the
American Bell Telephone company The
memorial 10 signed by Charles II. AID
rich, who was solicitor general under
tho last administration, and naaorts
thta BY several bills introduced In con
Rress an attempt has been made 10
secure an amendment 10 the revised
statutes 40 that domestic patents hEall
not bn limited Ia their duration by the
expiration OF q foreign patent unless
She pntcnt IN the foreign country mas
granted prior to the date OF the filing
OF the application IN this country He
clnlmg that the American Ben TCle-
phone company Is vitality interested In
this proposed legislation and II great
wrong would be done 10 the American
people should the law be changed. He
cites n number OF patents for when
applications have been filed, and some
aay that the logiHlnti0n proposed VIII
prolong the lie OF the Bell Telephone
companys telephone monopoly FOR sew
cutocu years from the date OF ~ last
patent 1923. lie eugEests legislation In
explicit terms that the domestic pat
cnts shall expire at the same time as
tho foreign patents without reference
10 the tlmo when the apple ,ton WAS
made, and suggests that the monopoly
on u patent shall cease seventeen years
after II came into use, without refor-
once 10 the time tho patent was al
lowed or Issued He also auggcHis that
patent controversies should b. appealed
directly 10 tho supreme court that they
might secure a anal settlement uB early
ms pOggibie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
THROUGH A nIGn nR1pen.
A Rock Island Train Wrecked and
Eight Killed.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug "a special
to the Times from Lincoln, Neb. says:
one OF the worst railroad wrecks in
this section for years occurred shortly
after 10 o'clock tonight The north
bound Rock Island passenger train
went through a high bridge four or
five miles south OF this city. Eight
people are known TO be killed and
several We're injured. It was local
train, consisting Of engine, tender, bag
gage, smoking car and coach. The
engine and combination car went over
the bridge. leaving the coach suspend
ed In the trestle.
The killed:
CONDUCTOR c. d. STANDARD.
ENGINEER DEPEW
FIREMAN, UNKNOWN.
THREE TRAVELLING MEN and two
farmers, names unknown.
The engineer and fireman are buried
under the engine. The wrecked train
caught Ere soon after breaking through
the trestle.
The injured:
|, S. BILL. travelling man of Lin
coin.
About twelve others We're injured
but their names are not yet known, In
response 10 telephone message from
the state prison, In the vicinity OF the
wreck a party of physicians, police
and fire department men went to the
scene and rendered all assistance pos
sible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington. Aug. 9.-The officials
of the Corean legation are themselves
tnking steps looking to the shipment to
Core1 OF any supplies that may be do
mated by the people of this country.
For this purpose the good Offices OF the
American Trading company OF New
York have been invoked, and II has
been asked TO look after the move
ment. This company, however, owns
no steamers, but has branch houses in
Corea, Japan and China. Replying to
the request, It has promised to do
everything possible TO promote the
movement. The legation officials have
teleEraphed 10 san Francisco making
inquiry as TO the rates. etc, for se-
curing boat TO carry the donations
to Corca. but as yet no answer has
been received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Omaha Nob.. Aug 1.-TWO hundred
more deputy sherius were ndcdd to
the number OF guards AZ the hacking
house AT 6 O'clock, They were armed
with buggy spokes, no IRE arms being
allowed, The strikers refuvod TO with
draw their picket llne ut the approach
Of the officers, paying little attention to
the deputies While tho situation a.
quite strained, It appears on the sur
face to b0 more outlet than last night \
great number OF men did not show IN
and the forces at the packing house
were considerable loss than any day
since the strike was lnaugurated. The
sentiment OF the packers Is unanimous
IN their determination to shut down
Friday for an Indefinite period Tho
packers complain that they cannot get
a warrant served on amy man after
complaint has been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

republic Of Hawaii as defato govern
pent. A few days ago letter was re-
celyad from President Dole conveying
the formal announcement or IN. prys-
iamntion OF the republic and tho
Inauguration OF the new government
This letter was laid before the CAPT
net and has been under consideration
while the house committee on foreign
AFFAIRS was debating whether II should
report a sension for recognition. Win
the letter OF congratulasion to Presl-
dent Dole which OF course passes
through the hands OF Minister Willis
was sent n letter TO Minister Wills
ratlfying his action in Professionally
extending the United States recognihon
TO the republic. Mr.. Frank J.. Hast
ings. who in the absence OF Minister
Thurnton is charge d'anairs NJ the
Hawaiian legation here has had an
interview with Secretary Gresham and
was told that he had been formally
recognized MS the representative or
the new government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington. Aug. a-rho methods
adopted m the Indian bureau An the ro-
moyai o. intrudera from the Choctaw
nation and the prcgept condition OF
nffalra IN that nation viii he pointed
out In report which Commissioner OF
Indian Anairs Browning will soon sub.
NIT TO Secretary Smith, IN response to
the latter's request forwarded today.
The action Is the result of recent
request OF Commisslonor nrownlng for
Instructions. Ms to whether the work or
electinB the intruders now In progress
by Agent Wisdom, shall be continued.
Secretary .'S=.sth states that no Feneral
order Tor removals Will be Issued, A
tull report Of the agent viii be required
IN cach case and such orders will then
he made aa the afairs seom 10 Justify.
inc secretary has not SO far received
any satisfactory report OF the lnvesu-
eating OF these cases made hy tho
snoV0ie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 9.-The South
ern Lumbermen's association finished
Its work today and adjourned 10 meet
In Memphis February ., 1895. secre-
tary Smith was instructed to communal
cate with the mill owners and secure
their signatures 10 an agreement to
close down FOR ninety days for the
purpose OF reducing the output and
raising the prices OF yellow pine lum-
until 75 per cent. OF the min owners
have signed the agreement. stems
We're taken by the association to or
ganize an insurance company for the
purpose OF protecting the members
from eSorbltant rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

El Paso. Tex. Aug. o. G. N. Mar
shall. resident engineer Of the Rio
Grande Northern railway has Just re-
turned from a trip to the San Carlos
coal fields In the eastern part OF this
county. He represents a large amount
of development work done and strik-
ing Of a vein OF bltuminous coal at a
depth of 400 feet, Water was also
met at that depth which snakes 1t much
easier for mining purposes. The Pitts
burg contractors begin work on the
railroad from Chispa Station. near
Maria, to the mines. 20 miles in about
six weeks expecting to push the work
with all possible speed and ship coal
into El paso by mid winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

They Nominate a Ticket "a,
For Free silt,r |

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Aus n
Democratic state convenlI.s N
committee on resolution ~
modification Of the resolu,i-
denouncing the attempt ofts.
tration to place the countrv N
basis. The platform adotia1
free and unlimited coluag, 7, !
the ratio Of 16 to /, d,rss|
Democratic supporters q n
tariff bill and renouucs, n
bill only a partial fulnlln,''
pledges; condemns the An.a,
tective Association In rt.s7
prompt action to settle d. I,
the Union Pacific raIIftat
o'clock the caucus adjourt.l|
o'clock. At that hour III \,
reassembled and finally as,
placing a nominated tickle, |,
as follows: Congress, II. A d
Sheridan; governor, W, X III
Laramie; secretary Of ~,
GIL, Cheyenne; auditor j. i
of Laramie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Memphls. Tenn, Aug. "a special
10 the Commercial Appeal from Bir-
nnilhsnam, Ala. says; The Kolhlte and
LopuIist committees have been In ses-
SION mere Tor two days, Late this even
hs 'he meeting which had been he
holp made the statement after the
meeting. SO it is learned on reliable
asuthority, that he proposed TO 20 to
Aohtsomery when the time comes and
~ sworn IN us governor 1t Is the
plan OF the Kolbltes TO set up a dual
government. Part OF this scheme Is to
invite all Popullsts elected to the leg
s,atnre to 80 Into rump legislature.
when the Kolbites win set up. other
members OF which will be Populist
,S,s,slatnre candidates, whom Kolb
claimed were counted out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Twenty-nve People i.
None r.,,

Hazleton. Pa, Au,
people We're injured X. -i,.
collision between iva ,s'
seriously injured ars. III
Ian, head and face u, '1,
a. W; Drake. head ana ~
lam Ward. body Sqaee,'s y.
David Owens. bsiIv ~ "
about the head and ~ ~ n. a
Gehan and daughter ~
woman. arm broken: iss,
land. face cut. When
Cured the cars Were 10y X.
rate of speed. The 49,
car bound for this eliy] q, Il
open one. saw the apnro,,.e /
and jumped for tke.r NJ
among the rocks that in. NJ
cars came together with 4 X.
throwing those who r,,t,' " +
to the floor and splinte,lrs I 4
the cars into lindIIne' ~.
passenger escaped injury M
were called from Eberr,t
the sufferings OF the woc1s',
those who jumped from X.
cars and, fell on the ~,
George Boyle OF this div, M
a baby in her arma. H,'.'
cruises, mother and Gina ".
jury. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington, AuE, a--rhc hrstSori-
clal notice that the United statcs shin
Columbia has arrived al Blusfelas
came TO the navy department Nv tsir-
gram from Captain Summer. hrourht 10
New orleans last night by ntcamer
from Bluetiolds Il contains an nc
count Of the happen.nra there ,ip %
four days ago and the cneoura sing re-.
port by Captain Summer that Id antici-
rated no SERIOUS trouble In the future.
The captain saye thai men from the
British ship Mohawk arc m Bluenalds.
and he also has landed a strong force
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Mlneola, Tex, Aug. a.--.liisI
1900 ballots the Third dstlal
ton adjourned at 10 O'Clock u,
$3.50 tomorrow without 4 "A
and the deadlock In the ND
on. Up to the 600th balla ,
stood; Yoakum 10, Mcccra n /.
gore 10 2-3 and Milner s. An
this morning MiIler wlllis
the field and re 60ist bilf
Yoakum 10, McCord Is 1.ilNl
l6 2-S, Miners strength ssl,:
gore. The balloting contnasi.
until the night session bsrl
Henderson county threw / \
which had formerly gone 81
to Yoakum making the yup
20 2-S, McCord Is Is and u
1t continued the same until 1
tonight when the convenhi1 I
till s tomorrow.
1t is generally conceded O
of the three candidates M
the convention will ever va
permit their votes to 20 10 4
candidate and speculation b
the most available man aynl3
to direct the lightning "a
Brlce addressed the conltt;'
y. m. and was given an osi7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

washington, Aug 9.--chairman Reil-
ly called together the house committee
on Pacific railroads today for the dis
cussion OF commitfee's work. 1t was
decided not to hold another meeting
until next session. when the Reilly
bill win be considered IN the house,
The bills introduced at the request OF
tho New York stockholders OF the Kan
sas Pacific consolidated 10 authorize
suits against persons charged with d.
vertiDg the trust funds VIII be referred
70 the committee on judiciary, as they
involve judicial questions. Bills FOR
ptmilar purposes have been sent 10 that
committee earlier In the session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

scranton, Pa. Aug. s.--A mine under
part OF the Western portion Of
distance OF three blocks, 4 ffectsd NOV, ~.
erty TO the amount OF $3.50 900 ana
caused excitement which almost verr-
~ " panic among the residents az
NY ioesity, The cavein was causetl
Foooing the pillars which sun
,,.. the roof OF the mine. For Some
,n past men have bsen taking out
s,.ess supports in The Diamond break
VI ~ OF me Delaware, Lackawanna ana
NJ, western company. Without moment's
s su q large section OF the roof
.si- carrying the eSper surface The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington. Aug. l.--The conferccs
adjourned after two hours discussion
without reaching any agreement The
differences are wide since Senator
Hills bin, most Of which relates to
the exclusion OF anarchists. bears II
little resemblance to the measure intro
duced by Representative Stone Of
PennBylvania, for consular inspection
on immigrants abroad. for which the
anti-Nnnrchist bill IL II substitute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington, Aug. 0,-The president
today approved the act recently passed
by congress, requiring railroads IA the
territories running over right OF way
granted by the government, TO cstab-
lish stations at all town sites estab-
lishcd by the interior department, This
law grew out OF the contest between
the Rock Island railroad and the people
living IN towns In oklahoma. located
by the government, the railroads refus-
ing to stop at those towns. as It bad
town sites at other points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

washington. Aug. 9.-Representative
Forman from TIVE committee ON agri-
cultlrc today made a favorable report
on the bill to make oloOmargarincs
md all other imitation dairy products
subject 10 the laws OF the state OF
territory into which they are trnnspor-
ted II IS claimed that the original
package decision OF the United states
supreme court has permitted unHcrupu-
lous dealers 10 pack oleomargarine In
original packages. and thus protect IL
from the restrictions OF the various
state laws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. l0.--Throe dis
tinct shocks Of earthquake were folt
here at i2l9 o'clock this lFridaSl morn
ing. Tho vibrations were from soulh-
west 20 northeast and were OF ten Soc
onds duration. Tall buildings swayed.
and windows ratified, but no damage
waN done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Mineola, Tex, Aug, s.-n
Ing convention for the sNF'
torlal district met here ioaq
McIlwaine of Smith Wa !
chairman and Hon. r. M
was nominated by acclan'
senator. A platform similar
adopted by the congresslpiA|
tion now in session here w
unanimously.
The nominating converts
Seventh judicial distrlc. nt
day and Hon. j, Gordon Z
Wood was unanimously NEE
reelection to the Office q =
torney, The judge Is not Y 7
this year. Felix ]. MocoI'. \
for congress, is at preseu' "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Marseilles, Aug, 9.-An Italian named
Palmlr has been sentenced TO three
years FOR rohbing Baron Arthur de
Rothschild OF his purse ut the Toulon
saloon, The purse contained $4,000
francs, He win be charged at Nice
with having murdered Sander Alleuder
near Monte Carlo late in last Decem-
Der Allender was an Englishman He
wns killed and robbed and his body
thrown under q bridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

which he intends TO keep ashore as
long as trouble IL pending As near a.
can he gathered. the Mosquitoes offered
no considerable resistance 10 the ad-
vance Of the Nicaraguan troops under
ConeraI Cabcz