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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
MAYOR PADDOCK TALKS
Anour crrY ArFAIRs no a LNRor
AUDIENCE.
he raid MS Compliments 90 ms
Friends, the En~ms, Who ave
Runnine TOR Mnsoi--A Lively
niseussipn OF Local Issues.

Democratic speech making at the
auditorium laat night, and CAPT. Pad
dock. the regular Democratic candl'
date, certainty redeemed his promHc
to castigate his opponents IN the rice,
It Is doubtful Il any one in the hiss
tory OF Toxas politics received such a
terrific tongue.iashing as the mayor
administered to the two members Of
the council who urc eftor his position
About 600 people listened at,enuvcly
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

For Malaria, Liver Trrz-
BILE, or Indigestion, uSe
BROWN S IRON BzTTERs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
OVATION TO MORTON.
The Governor Elect Reids a Reception aa
 the Union x<ague Club.

the Union N<aEue Club.
 NEW YORK, Deed Ex-Governor Elect Morton stood for an hour and ten minutes under floral canopy surmountcd by an American flag. wish "weleomc'' blazing in electricity above hls head. in the thea ter of the Union Le&gue club while 2, 800 persons passed bcfoln him, each of whom he shook by the har3 and tried to say something pleasant Co.
 The reception waE intended to be e compliment by the Hub to both Governor Elect Morton and Mayor Elect Strong, but Mir. Strong contracted cold at the Ohio society dinner on Tuesday night which has since become complicated with the gout, obliging him to take to his bed He sent q letter of regret in conscquence
 The guests who were invited to tho n. ception included the whole committee of seventy, members of tho Lcxnw cornmit- tee, representatives of the aruny and nftyy, in addition to Governor Mckinley, Thom- as c. Plntt, Thomas B. Reed, Governor Merriam of South Dakota, Chairman Charles ". Hackett of tho state commit tee, Judge Albert Knight, John W Golf and few others. None of tho Hebrew members of the committee of sevrnty cx- ccpt Dr. A Jacobi put in m appearance. The only Lcxow committeeman present were Senators Bradley and Robertson Governor Mckinley arrived late, but Re corVlcr Elect Golf, Thomas c. Platt and Thomas B. Reed staid away.
 The clubhouse had been decorated for the occasion in the most expensive and elaborate manner Six lines of incandes- cent lights in rcd. white and blue, amount ing in all to about 1000, surmountcd by n cluster of white lights. decorated the Fifth avenue side. The effect was such that crowds collected on Fifth avenue to admire the decoration. Inside were vast clusters of ferns and flowers arrnngeti with exquisite taste, while above all hung American flags and streamers of diffcrcnt shapes and sizes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

MT and Mrs Michael Harty of South Brooklyn are receiving the congratulation of their neighbors and friends. It is a boy.
 Tomorrow will be the feast of the Immaculate Conception. a holiday of obli- xation in the Catholic church. Masses at St Patrick's church will be at 5:30. and 9 o'clock. There will be vespers and bene- diction at ' 80 in the evening.
 The funeral of Miss Lizzie McGreevy will take place from her late residence. II Drayer avenue. at o'clock tomorrow alter noon with services at St Patrlck's church and interment ip Calvary cemetery. The deceased was a member of the Third Order of St Dominic and will be buried in the costume peculiar to the members of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
LOST ALL HER SAVINGS.
Young Woman Robbed of sIo,5OO on tn
 streets of Cincinnati.

Young Woman Robbed of SI0,5OO on the
 Streets of Cincinnati.
 CINCINNATI. Dee. Miss Josephine Brand of lawrcnccburg, Ind, was rob, bed of SlO, 500 in cash on the streets of Cincinnati. She is teacher at Lawrence burg, and by her savings for many years, added to m inheritance from her father, she accumulated quite n sum, which was increased by n fortunate investment in bonds. Recently she sold these bonds and put tho cash proceeds of them in the Gen. tral Trust and Safe Deposit company in this city.
 Desiring to have the money rrinvcstcd. she drew it from her box in the safe dc pu>it company late yesterday afternoon. She put it in thrcc rolls--one of S6. OOu in rather small bills. unc of S4. 900 mostly in SlO0 bills and one of about $500. These she put in n black satin hand SatChcl. with leather bottom. and went on Fourth Strrt tn catch a 5 o'clock train at the Central depot. At Fourth Strcct and Central avenue in n throng of people some one came behind her and seized the ssItchcl and jcrkrd il off her arm, pushed her violently and escaped in the crowd and darkness without leaving clcw.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
NO CLOSURE IN SENATE
Democrats, Led by German, De-
 feat It Tn Caucus.
THE TARIFF BILLS ABANDONED TOO.
The steering Committee Directed to Pre- pare Hills on Currency. Bankruptcy. Nica- ragua Construction and statehood Hills For Arizona and New Mexico.

The Steering Committee Directed to Pre-
 pare Hills on Currency. Bankruptcy. NIca-
 ragua Construction and statehood Hills
 For Arizona and New Mexico.
 WASHINGTON, Dec At the close of the days Democratic caucus senator Faulkner, the secretary, gave out the fol- lowing:
 The Democratic caucus directed the steering committee to preparc an order of business which would present for the con sidcration of the senate the following sub jects of Legislation:
 A bankruptcy bill, n bill for the con struction of the Nicaragua canal, a cur rcncy bill, bills for the admission of Ari- Zona and New Mexico, n bill involving the interests of tho Indian Territory, for the consideration of the joint resolution of the house of representatives. for the election of United States senators by the people, and such other measures, includ- ing the appropriation bills. as tho steering committee may deem important.
 Tn their rCport of tho caucus the steer ing committee was directed to provide the order in which the above subjects of leg islation shall be considervd
 The caucus was in session for over two hours. and almost the entire time was de voted to the discussion If the first propo- sition of Senator Daniels. inStructing tho committee on rules tn bring in an amend mcnt for closure. and the speeches were 4t times very spirited.
 Decided Against Closure.
 Senators Vest. Villas, Berry and George made speeches favorable to the prupnSi- tiOn, while Senators German. Morgan. Palmer, Harris, Pugh and others opposed. il with vigOr and warmth.
 The i,, thoSc which have been made in the >l,n- ate, except that the speakers discussed party questions with more frTIlum, point ing out the fact on one side that the Dem 'cratS would >Unn bc in the minority in the senate and probably in nccd of tho protection which the rules would afford while. on the other side, the advocatCs of closure urged the importance of tho sup elementary tariff bills and admitted very frankly that thCrc Was no possibility of such action without a rule for the limita- ton of debate.
 The opponents of a change evidently mad the best of the argument from the bcginning It k understood that they wen invoked the ghost "f the forCC bill and urEcd that if the Republicans should Sct into power they would revive this measure.
 senator Gnrnan t.rrk the lead in press HiE tuC~c NitN3 III opposition lo Clo~urc. senator Palmer. who had hcr.tofor,' ht,'n m advocate uf clu>ur,. indicated q Chang,, lf position and made q vigorous protest against the adoption of the resolution. He said the Democrats would lose their majority in the senate within n few weeks md said il would hc the acme of foolish .ltSS tu tie their hands at such a critical lime. The protest against the proposed 'kangc was ~O general that when a vote was taken no one considered it ncyt's>slry -O ask f,s- the ytsi~ and nav,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
KISSED SAUNOERSON.
The Young NobIeman Who Murdered .
 Woman Taken to I.ondon.

DUBLIN. Doc. 7.-Rcginald Saundcrson. the nephew of Colonel Edward !. Saun- dcrson. the Orange leader and member nf parliament for North Armagh was con vcycd from tho jail at Armagh to the rail road station there on his way to this city and London. \ largo crowd followed the jaunting car which carried the prisoner and his escort to the station. Saundcr- son was loudly his~cd and appeared very dejcctcd and frightened. He did not r',- cover his compnsurc until he was safe within the railruHd station.
 It is stated that Saunderson has con fcsscd to numbering the unforttinatc wam m Dawes, who was found dead, with her throat cut, on Nov. % in the Holland Villas road. Kensington, London. It is also said that the prisoner has tried tc commit ruieldr since his nrrvst, Ehun. dsrson is senerslis ndmltted to V vt un' sound mind. -. x
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
STEPHAN INDICTED.
New York Police Commissioner Charged
 With Contempt.

NEW NoEE. Doc. 1t is understood that the grand jury has ordered an indict- mrnt against Police Commissioner ShtS'- han for contempt nt the Lcxow committee in rufusing to produce his hankbooks and chcCkboOks when asked to do by John W. Con, counsel tu the cnmnIitte,. when Commissioner Sh,S.han was a wit nV>~ h,'furc the cnmnitt,S.
 IL Was cxp,rtcd that the indictment would hc filed yesterday. IL will in all probability bc filed today. A~ soon aS it k filed this police cnmmi>>ioncr-onc of the four heads of the pulicr' department of this gr,at city-will himself bc liahl,, Ia arr'~t by any police, officer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Fourth Glass In>tmn.frr,.

WASHINGTON. D,y. 1-Thc following ourth class poStmaSrcrS wCr' appointed:
 New Jcrscy-DanvillC. T. D. Coupcr
 New Eork-EaSt Java. R l. Fitzmau- fcr; FOrtsvillc Mr.. Drlia Murray: Fr,,St .allcy. Shurlnn Satcrl,S'; Hector. k. (. 0urland, and North I.awp.ncc MrS Mary Harrington.
 Pcnnsylvania-C;lndc Run. F.. l.. C,at,.s iacob'S CrCck. C. D. Hough: Mcnno. R. F.. iroSS and Stahlstnwn. Josephine Bell
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
A Dnnhle Adranfaee.

The Hotel Proprietor-What in thunder have you engaged that orchestra to play in the dining room for?
 His Partner-To attract guests, of cOursc
 The Hotel Proprietor-But it plays hor- ribly.
 His Partncr--Then the guests who come in won't stay to cat so much.-Chicago Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
EA-,.ovrrnor Bowie's Funeral.

BOWIE. Md. D,C. 5.-ThC funeral of eX-Guvcrnnr OdCn Bowie took place hero The rCmainS wcrr interprd in the family hurying ground near the Bowie mansion Despite the published notice that the fu- neral would hc private. not only q large ouncuurSc of friends from Baltimore at tended. but the people for miles around FairviCw turned out on maS<r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Dr. Flower Arrested Again.

CHIC AGO. Dcc. '.-Dr R. C. Flower. the Boston cx preacher and Christian scicn tist, who was arrested in Galveston re- gently, charged with securing s45. .000 by questionable methods, was again arrested hcr' charged with conducting n confidence game and obtaining money hy false prC tCnSss~.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
American Con-ur's son Assaulted.

LONDON. DCr. 5.-Thc Chronicle has mail adviccs from Dclagua hay showing that the son of Mir. Mcintosh, the Amer
 ican consul, recently cccivcd an ugly gash in the check hy a sslbcr stroke of Pur- tuguc-sc policeman. Mcintosh was suh<e- qucntly arr-stcd. and hail was refused.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
I,,,ort,nt p.paI Deere.

RoNE. D,,c. IA IEIS,l decrr,, which is the outcome of the rNc,nt conferences held here looking to the reunion of the Roman and Gprk churches, has appeared It provides that ecclesiastical colleges founded in the east by the papacy shall now he developed in favor of the eastern church
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
The Minneapolis Accepted.

WAsHINGToN. Dee. 7.-Thc navy depart mcnt has prcliminarily accepted the cruis- Minneapolis and authorized the pay ncnt of Sil4. to Mir Cramp the build r, being the amount of the premium armed hy the vessel. The Minneapolis will be put in commission not later than Ionday next and will he assigned tO the Sorth Atlantic station.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Dlstriet of Waterbury ss Probate Cou

District of Waterbury ss Probate Court 1) Dec 6. 1894.
 Estate of Margaret Norton.latc of Waterbury in said Dist jet. deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his administrator account with said estate tO this Court for allowance. its
 ORDERED-Thatt the 10th day of December. lS94. at o'clock forenoon. be. and the same is hereby assigned. for q hearing on the allow ance of said administration account with said estate and this Court directs the admi'tratO tp cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this Or'ier in some newspaper published in New Haven county and having circulation ROBERT 4. LOWE. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Cow boy Inherit, n rortunr.

GUTHEIE. q. T., D,N. 1.-C. k. Hand,-s the Boston man who has lsrn in the ter ritory for the past fortnight in s,arrh nf his brother Henry. whn had fallen heir tu sl5O. 0Oa. has found him near ChickaSha. man
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Czar >nuI,, the sultan.

I.uNIrN. DCr "A dispatch from Var na >Iy> that after long delay tho ear has sent cold and formal aCknowlcdg mcnt "f the sultan> cffusivc message promising to send SpCCial mission to congratulate tn" ear on his marriage. This snubbing k assumed to bc intended aS n mark of tho Czar'S displea<ur,' on ac- count nf ihc SaSSnun outrng,><
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
smnIlnnx SnrcafIInE.

LIBERTY. \. Y.. Doc 1.-Smallpox is sprcading through Sullivan county rapid ly Cascs have bccn discovered at Center vile. Fallsburg and WOOdbourne, as we'll as in this villag,,. All houses where even susprcts rr,Sidc have been qunrantincd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
IAnrI,ir,.- E.nrn.I

WICHITA. Kan D,r. 1.-Thc county jail k bcing heavily guarded owing to n story in circulation that an attempt would lr made tu take out and lynch the four young men arrested for the attempted murder and robbery of Michael Mc(iinty n prominent farmer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Ibennark's King III.

CorF\hA"EN. D,r. 7.-King ChriStia far iS suffering from a ,o!d in the bladder. contracted .'n his journey hoIn" from ~t. Pct,.r~h.ir-s. wi,r. he nttrhhtri inc fu- neral ,f tE.' lil" Gar Alexander and th' marriage ,t C.lr \ichul;,~. Th,. phy.i riau whn hI- hr'n summoned tn attend hi~ rlnic-ty "Npr-->,.> th" opinion that with few days r,->t and csir,, the kirG will ,'n;ir,'!v rrt,vcr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

RoBEErA. LOWE. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Speaker ,raIby on Deck.

ALBANY. DCc. 5.-SpCakcr G,nrgc K Malby k hcr' and has cnGagSl rouns in which to conduct his campaign fer SIEik- CT. He says that he k confident nf cl,S- tion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Celebrated Artist Dead.

FOND Dl LAC, Wis. Dee. Mark Rob Crt Harrison. the celebrated artist, died at his home hcp'. agL 16. In lS43 Mir Harrison painted "Thr DCath of Abel. '' which attracted much attention in this country and Eurupc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
steamer. Owners Must settle.

HALIFAX. Drc 1.-Thc steamer Dorian, which ran into and sunk the schooner Clara F.. Simpsnn in Long Island sound on Tuesday night, will hc lihclcd on her arrival hcrc from New York
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Initiating r.rLhur,, In Newark.

NEwAEK. N. J., D,N. 1.-Thc Christian Citizenship union has just cummcnc''d q campaign in this city in many p~p'rts resembling the crusade inaugursltCd in New York hy Rev. Dr parkhurSt,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Just For Experience.

"No." said the shade. II couldn't bring my wealth with me.
 II am surry." reioined satan. II would like tn know how il feels to have money tn hurn for once. ''-Detroit Free Pres
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
In Hou>t. and ~rnatr.

The Cnti.,' tim" "f the h"u~'' was "Cru Dicd in tn" di~"u>>i"n "f the railrad pool ng bill, tU which thCrr appears tn Ir' a great deal of opposition. N" action. how yer. was taken an tn" hill M">~r~. Coop r of Florida. Gresham nf T"Xa>. Morse "f Massachusetts and Daniels of New York OOk part in the dclntr Tn" former di 'ectcd his opposition [" the section giving he railroads the power to carry questions 'clating to the rCvoCation of pooling or icrs into the courts, and offered substi
 ute giving the interstate commerce com mission absolute control over all pooling contracts M,-SSr-. Gresham and Morse avorcl th" hill while Mir Daniels attack d it on tho grOunJ that it would >uhvCrt ,hr objects of the interstate CummcrCr law
 The senate had q brief S4'S>iun and then IdjoNrncd over until Monday Mir Vest Iad Intended tn urlyr action on his plan tu securc clo~urc in the senate. but thrr,, vas no disposition among the senators tn s'ttlc the question at once. and Mir Vest rluCtantly let the subject lyn over
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
General Co..y.s sister In Trouble.

WILKESBAEEE, Pa, DVc 7.-SCVcral eXccutionS wrrV, issued against Mrs. Mary Rickctts of PittStnn. Mrs. Rickctts is a sister to General CuXcy and has been in business in Pittston for some years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Kansas Hank suSpensi-.

GooDLAND, Kan. Doe. :. - The Ex- changc hank closcd its doors, having sus- pended. and iS in the hands nf the state hank commissioner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Johnson Maher rich, n Draw.

NEW ORLEANS. De-. 7-Thc Johnson Mahcr glove contest took place in the arena of the Olympic club in the presence of the smallest number of >pcctators that ever assembled in the club un prize fight nCCaSinn. IL was d,S,lap'tl draw by the rr'frr,c in the twenty fifth round. The spectators declared it fiZZlr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
One Term For Presidents.

WAsHINGTCN, Dec. 5.-Rcprcscntative 3ryan Oem.. Neh) introduced in tine ,ousc joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution making he prpidcnt ineligible to q second term
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
CnlnIr,I I.aI,nrrr> Trnirrt.

PHILADELPHIA. nv. "A vigorous effort will lE made hy leading culuprl men at the lalpnr cnnfCpnC' to bc held in Denver next wCSk [" have the wnr! white stricken from the constitutions of the various labor organizations
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Sale Commencing Saturday, 8 inst.
 at 9 a. m


 As the Wurth Bros have been only d little over six months in the shoe busincs, the stock k all new up to date styles. but must be closed out within a few days at some price.
 Everything in .adies'. Gents Misses. Childrens, Boys and Youths shoes. Slippers and Oxfords, Rubber Boots, -Arctics and OvershocS. all at 50c on the dollar of their price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Stronrcr Than His Income.

Jach-O!d fellow, what a fragile creature yuur ti.snccr i>! She really l,.,'k> as if she might br,'ak.
 T"m-lnH,yd: | expect she'll break mr first -N,w York Herald
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Notice.
The Waterbury Grocery Co.,,
Dr Richards.

OFFICE 16I BASK STREET. wATEHBUEE. CT.
 Dr R has been in the active practice of medicine 90 years. and has met with great success in curing all kinds Of chronic dis eases. Dr remedies are purely vegetable and compounded under his own suPerris- ion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
. Sit,

BOSTON, D,r. John Anderson, n sailor. shot John O'Bricn on Charlcstown
 strcrt. causing n wound which the doc
 tors say will prove fatal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
Tn. Education Mn.e.,ar.

,dNiEDFoEn, Mass, Doc. III. K. Nash, niass of 'sI, Tufts college, took q physical examination under the direction of Dr. ". X. woodbury of the Tufts Medirei school hero, mud tho result plnccs hin, Ar,ans thu leading strong vviirss m~n sl the country, "