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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
KArY,s TEXAS RATES
MIL Give the People n Chance to
see Texas In Harvest Time.

|uuI Give the People a Chance to
see Texas In Harvest Time.
Quite a stiff breeze of gossip and
gUuation is agitating railroad circles
3npughout Texas, as a result OF the
lssouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
Irl having, independent of any agree
~ or combination with other roads.
ri even over their protest, announced
ihlt.fare homeseeker excursion rate
. i points In Texas for special days in
Elms.
/ his action was taken Thursday and
bsane known In this city ON the re-
2uiE OF Passenger Agent Winfield of
H. telegram published in yesterdays
|GiIette, and which announced that on
Flaa u the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Will sell tickets from st. Louis, Kansas
Pity, Hannibal and Junction City to all
tplnls on Its lines in Texas at half the
PECULIAR rate plus 81; also, on June 20,
~ Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
[ny Of TeXas Will name similar rate
b that above from all of its points to
~ Aboye gateway. Tickets both north
rnd south-bound will bear a transit
nlt Of five days and permit stop-over
the state OF Texas within that limit.
fls announcement is the result OF the
position of the other roads leading
ato Texas TO the effort of the Katy
tncials 10 have all roads put ON home
fsekers rates during the summer
aehlhs, the Missouri, Kansas and
exas believing that It viii advance
ae interest OF Texas to give the people
other states who wish to come to
siAa an opportunity to visit the
uIe during the crop season while
Imlng operations are under full head
and the country shows up to the
ssi advantage,
visit to the offices in this city of
Y CHER roads affected by the Katy's
suon failed TO elicit any information
" what these roads will do towards
tsuhs The rate made by the Katy.
one Of the agents have heard from
saaquarters on the subject and will
~ cut nothing for pub cation,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
TWO clnvna unArs.
They swindic Many People ana Then
skip.

liy Associated proas.
Montreal May 2S--Airs. Griffith Az
cry formerly OF IL Warren avenue.
Chicago, whose father Is sup.
posed TO DO w II. o. Jack
son Of Colorado. aud her hus-
band. skipped town on Wednesday az
ter doing tradcsmcn and others out Of
large sums Of monty, Avery. repre-
nen'ins himself as agent OF Abbey,
sehootel 4 Grau. authorized 10 buy
land to huild u makninccht theater.
also to have an interest In the Marion
Manola company AMI -1ar and Tartar
company. Mira. Avery had Won kncwn
society. people for friends and iscd
them before and after marriage to
uraw money nom numhorlcsa married
end unmarried swoils, she also aid
UP nnmber Of titled people Of London.
IN. iAhd. last year rhcl skipped here
because taiios OF 81. Pierfo was going
TO swear out caplas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
ALWAYS ron TEXAS.
ne knty's Effort to DO the state a
Good Turn.


fptcial Dispatch.
psnlson Tex. May 25.-Notwith-
|4naing the almost unanimous oppo.
'on met by the Missouri. Kansas
~ Texas railway company in tho
stem Passenger association in its
1FaVor to establish cheap rate to
a4s Tor home-seekers during the
Fan Of June, the general passenger
" usket agent this morning issued
.o"oWing circular, which explains
Nv 4 recent meeting of the Western
'shger association lines II was re-
Wa by the Missouri, Kansas and
~ mat the series of home-seekers'
khns inaugurated some few
.rs ago by the Missouri, Kansas
tsAhs 70 Texas be continued dur
,une' The request was met by vi
n, ~ opposition by other lines, but tho
n, having the interest of Texas nj
{ s', persisted and have publicly an
~ mat on June IL they will sell
s northern gate-ways, such az
|c,-.,eS' Kansas City. Hannibal and
'lr,sa CITY. tickets to all points In
In IN. ohe-half the regular one way
-, s,us VI, allowing holders TO stop
IN. pleasure In Texas, within five
ss,nn order that Texas may equal
Ifs.ae me benefit of a reduced rate
/ ~, WI be sold on June 22 from
arh IN Texas to above named
H. ,S az one-half the regular one
I'm Plus 81. This Independent
n o. the Missouri, Kansas and
L - VIII be n grant hawaii 60 rraxoa
frons. N ny 'heir numerous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
THE HOUSE.
Afternoon Taken Up with the VOL
umous War Claims Resolution.

BY Associated Press.
Washington. May 2s.-At the con-
eiusion of the morning hour in the
house today the house went into COM
mittee OF the whole for consideration
OF private bills. Mr.. Springer gave
notice that the first thing tomorrow
morning he would call up the Brawley
law. ''N''N '"N
The entire afternoon was consumed
N discussion OF an omnibus resolu-
ION from the committee on war claims.
grouping together thirty-seven claims
Tor cotton, etc, aggregating $1,000, 900.
dhlt the time was taken up I'm n dis
cusslon on point OF order against the
grouping OF so many bills in one reso-
luton. The only business transacted
during the day was the passage of
bill for the relief OF Thomas
Is. Reed and the success OF this bll
seemed to be due. in no small degree,
To the name.
At o'clock the committee rose and
the house took Il recess until S o'clock.
The evening session was devoted 10
the consideration of private bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
rRIsu PARLIAMENTARY Panty.
An Appeal 10 the rcopi. Issued by
Justin Mccarthy.


Justiu Mccarthy
BY Associated Press.
London, May 25.--Justin Mccarthy.
chairman of the Irish parliamentary
party, has issued an appeal to the
Irish people IN pursuance OF an unan-
imous resolution Of the party declar-
Ing that without Immediate and Bcn-
erous help they cannot hope TO main-
tain FOR the remainder OF the session
the constant attendance OF the Irish
members IA Westminster The appeal
says "Our friends IN tho United States
and Canada have contributed most
generously 10 our parliamentary fund
.atlulg tuu past year But In View ~
the Industrial depression there and IN
Australia we cannot expect large as
siRtance from abroad"
The chairman acknowledges the nc
tive support and cooperation which the
Irish parliamentary party has hitherto
received from the irish. points out the
work accomplished and dwella upon
the necessity Of bringing II TO a tri-
umphhnt conclusion. He then adds.
without a prompt and generous re-
sponsc. it 81 impossible to prepare for
the general election which cannot very
long be delayed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
ArcHIsoN REORGANIZATION PLAN.
II Inciudas the Issue of Ten Millions
of Income Bonds.

By Associated Press.
New York, May 25.--A plan for re-
organizing Atchison, 1t is said, is re-
garded favorably by the committee,
provides for the Issue Of income bonds
to the amount OF s1O.oOO,OOo the hold
ers Of 100 shares OF stock of the COM
pany 10 have the right to subscribe for
u $1,000 bond at par. The changes al
ready practically decided on will re-
duce the annual fixed charges of the en-
tire system about 100000, exclusive Of
the Atlantic and Tactic, on which
charges Will be materially reduced. The
interest Of the Colorado Midland bonds
viii be scaled or the principal will be
reduced. II is understood that the st.
Louis and San Francisco securities Will
not be touched and IN It second merit
gage bonds will be maze contingent
charge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
ouR NAG rom noMN !.
Drunken soldiers insuit ,hc Digaity
OF Uncle Snni.

By Associated Press.
81. Thomas, ontario. May 25-.rl.s-
American nag In front OF :he United
States consul Office In tGis city was torn
down and dcstroye ed last night by some
members OF the Queens own regiment
while under tho influence OF LIQUOR.
Some other members OF therogimont
VINO were In the crowd protested
against the outrage. but We're unable
TO prevent their excited companions
from carrying out their intentions.
Lieut. Col Smith. ID. q. A.. apologised
TO the United States consul Mr.. Villa,
for the act. but Mr.. Wnhs would not
accept the apology ana notified the
head OF his department Mt washington
aud Ottawa, The incident IL looked
on here as merely the result OF too
much whisky, and while II In general
~ icplofed by the citizens IL IL hoped
that nothing serious viii result,
Several officers OF the queens own
regiment We're seen tonight with refer
cace 20 the outrage upon the American
nag In 81. Thomas, They all denied
knowing anything of the affnir. One
OF them said; III II be true Il Is Ger
tainly most rcgrotable occurrence
and can only be excused on the ground
that the perpetrators must have been
intoNlcatea"
private Of the regiment who was
not 80 roticent and who was an eye
witness OF the AFFAIR. snid; Yes II Is
true, The American nag was pulled
down, After supper about forty OF the
regiment marched up the street. when
one capiod the dag fioating out In
front Of "A drug store Several went In
and demonstrated with the proprietor
Several went In and demonstrated
with the proprietor FOR showing the
American mas on the queens birthdny
and asked, or rather ordered. him to
take II In. lie refused 10 comply with
the request. and Immediately some OF
them made dash for II ana tore II
from ila fHHteninga and left u lying
IN the street They, | am SURE had
no Idea that Il was an American con-
sul's office, The Incident hns caused
quite a sensation In military and other
circles In the city, and the action OF the
Drained perpetrators In strongly
condemned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

by Associated Press.
London, May as.-The 81. James Ga
sette announces that a book. written
by = j. lyman, the famous Number
one OF the Phoenix Park Dublin,
presentations OF iSS2 will soon be pub.
lished, II viii Give the complete his
tory OF the Irish revolutionary and par
ilamentary PARTIES since 1861. inclid-
ing stories OF the Cavcndish and BuriS
end other murders II win, tho 81.
JAMES Gazette predicts, create n ucnt f.
er fcnsation than did the "parncnlhm
ny, Crime publication In the London
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
THE TARIFF NIL.



hsf ~ support OF his position. Among
- Mr.. Edwards 10 disclose me
Ray ms iuformants would be to
b cn,r,rln as a newspaper man.
.'hse,erss oyerruled Judge Dit
7 Edrs objections and again called
N n r IN. IN. repeated its demand
Z e.. 80 the names requested IN
3ion s.Ance and received his final
III No. 70 comply with the de-
|nMi,,sa was then excused and the
|eiau again went into secret
|-se az 70 decision as 10 a future
Issgor ssuon was reached today.
'1svfs n and Ex-Congressman
|1nltse. louisiana were before the
4 y 49, ter in the day and abso-
|atqh n nv y the story Of their parti-
K eee.,sh IN, me alleged Conference with
~ Trust people. va"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

issued the past year OF moro than
soo.Ooo. The total issuc since tho or
ganization OF the cociety Is over
periodicals and tracts Dufinr the
year there have been issued over sl
5000 copies OF periodicals alone ma
an increase of $4,000 copies over last
year.
This afternoon was held memorial
service OF the late Secretary Grifilth,
when addresses were made by the Rev.
Dr; warren Randolph OF Rhode Island,
and the Rev Dr. Henson OF uiino,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

He stands on n Dozen Men and Cap
lures Two OF Them.

BY Associated Press.
ST. Louis, Mo-, May ga special to
the Republic from Tulsa. /. r.. saws,
Yesterday Deputy Marshal Jones OF
Fort Smith while In advance OF his
posse ran into Tom Crow and John
Wilson, supposed TO be cattle and
horse thieves, near okmulgee. forty
miles southwest OF here. and com.
manded them TO surrender. He omen.
ed IRE on them with pistol wound
ing both men. They retreated 10 an
adjacent house and were followed by
Jones, who found himself surrounded
by at least n dozen men. They how
ever knowing large posse was In the
vicinity. beat n hasty retreat. The of.
ncers stuck TO his two men and held
them In the house untll his party ar.
rived. The captured men will DO taken
10 Fort Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

By AHFl ciAted Press.
London. May 25.--Tho Pail Mall Ca
zetts today published two-oolumn
story ofthe allie "a grievances Of Nouri,
nrcbdeacou Of Babylon. who claims 20
have been wrongly placed In an agy-
Ium in Oakland, Cal, by DR.. q. i.
Smith Of San Francisco and others. The
nrchdcacon announces Ills intention Of
suing the United States government for
81. 900 .O0e damages. and ais he was an
ambassador from the queens MainDar
subjects. he demands the Intervention
OF Great Britain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

Critic and Dixon WIN Probably Not
Meet In June.

BY Associated Press.
New York. May 25.--Thc World
says that the proposed international
feather weight championship contest
between Critic and Dixon in June. has
been brought to nm end, that tx to say,
unless Griffor hackers mikes some con-
cessionH. Grlfro'H actions OF late have
not led his managers TO believe that he
could get down 10 100 pounds as rcadi-
ly as they at one time thought he
could. So O'Rourke WIS asked to con-
sent to catch weight proposition.
pounds at the ringside. but this did
not suit. Trouble then arose over
money matters last night, with the
result that unless concessions are
made the men viii not enter the ring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

BY Associated Press,
Washington, May 25.-Firat race-slx
and half urlongs, T.uray won, Fagot
second, Poverty third Time, 1;25 ~
Second rAce--slx furlongs. Rein dor
won, Mabel a. second. Dick Birch third.
Time. 1915 IL.
Third race-One mile. Queen dor
won, Fernwood second. Larchm0nt
third. Time. i4J 1-g.
Fourth race-Half mile. Turco won,
Miss sfodred second. Senator Hiu third.
Time, 0,50
Fifth race-Four and half f1rIongr.
Con Lucy won. Kline second, Lie 3
third. Time. 0.s5 ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
mn. GLADsroNn's EYE.
He Is Rapidly Recovering From tb.
Late Operation.

by Associated Press.
London. May 2b.-Dr, S. II. HRbcraon,
one Of the surgeons who took part in
the operation yesterday upon MIR, Glad
stones right eye. says that thr main
task OF the doctors is to Increase tho
sight and strengthen the eye, and that
there is no reason why this ehould not
be accomplished. Mr.. GladStons's at
tendnuts are delighted With the pros
gress he has made toward complete re-
cuyery from the effects Of the opera
tion The following bulletin has been
Issued: "Mr. GlddAtoue has passed
quiet night. free froid discomfort. Ills
eye iB progressing quite we'll ana his
general health ~ excellent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

by Ahsoolatcu ifcSs.
Spokane, wash, May 25,-This city
is stirred up over a commonweal alb
ductlon sensation, General Jumbo
Cantwell, leader OF the Tacoma con-
tingent who lef; here yesterday for
Great Falls Mont, is charged with
the abduction OF two spokane girls.
linda Stein and Rosa Roga. The lat.
ter Is a bride OF several weeks, The
last known OF the girls they took the
east-bound Great Northern train. The
indications are that the objective point
ia Great Falls The parents OF tho
girls have had warrants issued for the
arrest OF Jumbo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
THE ENGLISH VICTORIOUS.
sLAvERs GIVEN A cnusuISe DE-
FEAT AT SAKE MAMA.
Two Thousand Natives Attack Two
Hundred Dritish soldiers and Are
msioriusiy ncfcated---otad-
stones Eyes Are nctter.


Port said, May sss-News was re-
ceived OF u great battle fought near
Lake Nyanxa, between the British
forces and the slaycrs. Makanlir,
chief OF the slavers, attacked u Brit
ish post. Port Mcguire. at the head OF
5000 warriors. Mai. Edwards, in COM
mand OF 200 troops defended the fort.
The natives sustained a crushing de-
feat and He'd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Ardmore. l. II, May 25,-Thomas
connor, prisoner. died here in the
United States Jail at o'clock this
morning. At he October term OF court
Conner was convicted Jointly with one
Thomas Jennings for larceny and SEN
fenced to one year In Jail and TO pay n
fine OF $1,000. He was buried In the pot
ters' field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
BAPTIST PUBLISHING SOCIETY.
The Seventeenth AnniversRry--.tn-
nual Address Delivered.

BY AssocIhttd Irefs.
Saratoga, n. Y. May 25. - The
American Baptist Publishing society
began It seventeenth anniversary here
today. The annual address was made
by Samuel A. Croker Of Chester. Pa.
Forty-nine new publications have been
issued during tho year or these, 49,
900 copies have been printed. The en-
tire number OF books. pamphietA. perl
cdicais and tracts. new and old. print
ed during the year. Is more than as
10000, an increase over the number
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
crcntca rIcIa Mnr.iaI..

BY Associated Press.
London. May 25,-Gou Sir Donald
Stewart aud Gen. Lord woisoley have
been created field marshals This is
ah exceptional honor. There has only
been iive such appointments previous.
W Two OF the nppointeos being the
Prince OF Wales ANA the Duke OF Cam
bridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
KNOWLEDGE

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every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs ~ for sale by all drug
gists IN Doc and 81 bottles, but Il i man
uf~ciured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Eies,
and being wsll informed, you xia not
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

ny Associated Press.
Buda Pesth. May 15,-The trial Mt
Eiausenberx of'twenty- three members
Of the executive committee Of the Rou-
inanlan National party IN Hungary
on the ehsrge Of treason IN causing the
publication of document denouncips
the net Of the union OF Austria ana
Hungary WIS concluded today. Twenty
Of tina prisoners rere convicted aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
PROF. SMITH HERESY CASE
ONLY ELEVEN our OF Fonry-FrvE
IN FAvoR OF THE APPEAL.
Elder McDougnI Says to sustain the
Appeal Was 20 Approve the
Teachings of DR.. nriggs-Faith
of the Church on Trial.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Saratoga, N. Y. May 25.--Thc pro-
ceedings in the Smith case. which is
on appeal against the heresy proceed
fngs at Cincinnati. today reached the
last order, and the members began TO
give expression to their individual
views ms the Toll was called. Forty
FIVE three minute speeches We're de-
livered. and the trend OF opinion was
shown by tho fact that only eleven OF
them were in favor OF sustaining the
appeal. A comical feature OF the pro-
oeedings consisted In the abrupt clos
ing OF many OF these efforts. occa-
stoned by the fall OF the moderator's
gavel. The proceed dings concluded with
a speech made by member Of the
prosecuting com 7littee who was intro
duced as plain man and a farmer"
The DIR. briggs Case.
Professor Smith replied in the hour
given him, and then the synod of Ohio.
as the body appealed from. occupied
sixty. six minutes. The calling OF the
roll of the assembly to give opportu-
nifty to be heard, was then begun and
continued until adjournment, The
most enective speech was that OF Ell
der McDougal OF Cincinnati, whose
main contention was that 10 support
the appeal was to approve the ttach-
ings of DR.. Br!egs. and he excleL med;
Don't reverse the Briggs vcEdict."
He called attention to the difference
between judge and juryman IND lk-
ened members OF the assembly to
judges. Expressions OF opinion by
them do not indicate prejudice. He
insisted that the present was not Il
personal question, but one of prlnci-
pies, because It was the faith OF the
church that was on trial. Professor
Smith was declared TO hold that the
decisions OF the Portland and Wash
ington assemblies We're wrong and
should be reversed lie was declared
TO have gone further than Dr. Briggs
in his views, holding not only that
errors may have been contained in the
original scriptures, but even specify
ing them.
Asks Smith TO Retrnct.
He was also accused Of throwing
discredit, not only on the books of the
Bible, but also upon the author Of the
same. who he claimed was alleged by
the confession to be God himself. He
closed by saying that If Professor
Smith Will retract his errors the pres
bytery OF Cincinnati will make haste
to receive him again into the full con
nection.
one OF the other representatives OF
the synod of Ohio, Or. Ludlow of
Cleveland. besought the assembly to
remember that the church has always
contained two parties, and that it's
present action may lead to division in
the denomination. The refusal of the
assembly TO sit tonight was due 20
wear llREg huf IL wi rstts
portunlty for the preparation OF a
large number OF brief speeches. which
promise to prolonE the session of the
assembly by several hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

By Associated Press.
New York May 25.-Dr. Henry Q.
Meyer viii probably be nentenced to
state prison for life today. Charles
Brooke Of counsel for Meyer has given
up the fight He has notified District
Attorney Fellows that he Will not
press his motion 70. new trial, nor
take the case TO the court Of appeals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

BY Associated Prose
London, May s5,-Tho Rookory mills
at Woldgrcen, one OF the nncrt cotton
mills In the Huddlershcld district, was
destroyed by FIRE today, The loss was
10000 pounds, Several employer In the
upper floor had 10 descend by means
OF rope aud had their hands badly
luuofated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26
Notes

IA santa Re viii make n special
4 II " one and one-third fare to Tay-
~ aecount OF the Women's Christ
n, ignorance union. which meets in
9 u's June IA to is,
n User travel, which has been
|urlsr Ior some time past. is i'm
|et W, sho all the roads running into
|lsla,",so f'h are doing good passenger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

y F'E"V'I10F'W 7 T'77f
st. Louis. aio., May 25.--J. 8. Breed
Ing. who was arrested In San Antonio.
Tex. charged with the forgery OF nu.
merour Wells. Fargo money orders.
reached this city today and IL now la
iaa here. The police have secured a
confssSi0b breeding WAS dentist at
San Antonio until about fourteen
months ago, when be evolved the for
gerry scheme. He had the plates made
IA sections In different Offices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26

RS AbN'NiaANu iTthhs
London, May 25.--Tumor & Co,
steamship owners and brokers OF Lon
don and Liverpool. have failed. LA
biiltles estimated at ll2.5s2 pounds.
Thoro Is deficit of 6ssi pounds. The
failure OF the flrm IN said 10 be due
to low freight rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-26


Chicago, May 2b.-li. N. Decker alias
George Dinghy. tho ex-ball player,
indicted on fourn harges OF larceny and
two fot forgery pleaded guilty 10 one
OF the charges OF larceny today and
was sentenced TO the penltentiary fol
two years