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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
me intrr-Orennic.

Jalapa, Mexico. Dec u.--Delin San
chez, the railroad magnatr of Mexico,
has returned from Paris aud London,
where he says he was successful in Sc
curing the required amount ot capital
for the building Of an extension Of the
lnter-Oeehnic railroad from Chietla to
the port or Acapulco. on the Pacific
const. The road VIII cross tho Sierra
mountains, but no great engineering
fcata must be accomplished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

tuned Instruments. bcguiling tho
thoughts into more agreeable channels
than those which pervade the atrncs-
pLere In this locality when train rob-
Ders are around and big items are get
ting away faster than The bandits.
Such music calls for cakes and wine.
and the flutter OF ribbons. and all sorts
to think OF. aud which the boys do no
doubt often enjoy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

St Louis, Dec. liza special to the
Republic from Guthrie, o. H., says;
An exciting race war exists in the
Oak Grove school district AS the chill
dren were returning home from school
some youngsters made odlous remarks
about colored girl in their company.
This angered the colored girl and she
attacked the 12-year-old son of c. w.
Greathouse, tearing out his eyes and
biting OFF one ear. She followed this
up by crushing the boys skull with u
rock, producing death. Tha virago
escaped and is Mt large. She will be
lynched II caught. The negroes take
the girls part, and this may lead TO
more trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Kerrville, Tex, Dec 11.-W. NJ. Nj
enhofter and Gustave Leader had a
difficulty at Comfort this morning In
which the latter knocked the former In
the head with n bar of iron telling
him to the ground and seriously In
iurlng him, but to what extent was
not learned, Neunhoffer is county com
missioner OF Kerr county FOR precinct
NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Resulting In One Man Bcing Shot
Twice.

Dublin. Tex. Dec n.--A telegram
was received BY officers here last night
from Brentwood officers to look out
for aud arrest one J. 4. ID, TAmmcil,
who left Brownwood yesterday morn
ms. The. officers here lost no time In
ilndins their man aud placed him un-
der arrest carly this norning The tcle-
gram stated that there were two war
rantH out for Trammen. aud further
then that the charge against him 10 not
Known here. Trnmmul had his head
hnndngcd. and underneath the baudagc
there are two scalp wounds, which
show evidences OF having been nude
by bullets, His abatement IL that he
and an old man whom he does not
know were engaged In game Of
cards which terminated In row,
when the old man shot him twice.
Trammell was an omploye Of the oil
mills at Brownwood aud Will be taken
there at once,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

London Dec, 1.-THE sensational re-
ports circulated in regard to the con
dition Of Mrs. Mary Anderson Navarro
who was delivered Of son on Friday
last, the child dying In very few
hours after, are without foundation,
Mrs. Navarro. her husband said at /
o'clock this afternoon. was progressing
very favorably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE cash bal
ance In the treasury today was il55,-
453,3s7. net gold slO6. s21 .42s. The loss
OF gold reported today was 100000
which was offset by purchases at the
San Francisco sub-treasury. leaving the
net loss In gold for The day sl93.64l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Paris, Tex. Dec. ia man pn,,sa
Moore brought horse here with the
glanders After investigator Depnfv
Sheriff billiard was ordered To klll ma
diseased auimal Moore was tried for
keeping the horse, but was ACQUITTED
as 1t was not proved that he knew me
horse was diseased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
chnnscd IIendnnnrtcr..

Denlson, Tex, Dec. li.-F. b. Adams,
superintendent Of the American Tx
press company, with headquarters at
Dallas. has changed hls olice to 81.
Louis, where he has charge OF the
Katy from Houston TO Hannibal. and
-, Louis, Cairo Short Line. Illinois
Central and Yazoo and Misslsslppl
Valley roada
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
Tnn DEATH noLL.


Sofsieana. Tex, Dec. Ill. II. Roy
ere, prominent farmer and brother
lh-law OF H. G DRnver, nominee on
4he prohloitls ticket for lieutenant.
soSsrnor' was buried in the oakwood
crowd attended the funeral services
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
GALVESTON BUDGET.
Mrs. Albert Insnne-CountinE the
the yotc--Hold-Up Warning.

Galveston, Tex, Dec. 1.-THE trial
OF Mrs. Eliza Albert. who recently poi
soned five Of her children, came up in
the county court today on charge of
lunacy Her father and husband and
physicians testified as to her mental
condition. She was found insane and
Will be sent to the asylum.
The commissioners court met today
and Judge Hanscom appeared. He
promptly left the room when a motion
was made to count the vote and the
three commissioners began to count
from the tally sheets without him.
Santa Fe officials today received an
intlmation that a ho'd-up between Fort
Worth and Meridian might be eX-
pected. They attach little Importance
10 Il. but will be prepared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Paris, Tex, Nov. lisa man named
Farrs was knocked or the north bound
Frisco train by an unknown man nye
miles uotrh Of Here last night and
badly hurt. He managed 10 get back
TO town about daylight The affar is
veiled Ia mystery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Denver Colo. Dec. lI.-Ex-commo-
nere W b. rrufant died today OF
pneumonia He took a prominent rart
"a sne attack on Fort Fisher ana ths
ag.uie OF Wilmington and was sew
dent OF the union depot IN this c ~ !, a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

a party OF members IN A,,,...
Lodge No. 2i7. Knights of py,hiass . sl
e9mpanled A. ], Rogers, q IN
visit TO Ruby lodge of this div ia.,
nsh, There We're seven or eight ot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. IA Ma.
armed men held up United statss OF
woods IN Dodge c6unty. Ga Sna , au,-
them surrender l.. Williams q Ms
one, oner under arrest for violating tSe lava
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

lug authorised Chairman cuiherson TO
request the committee on rules to bring
In n special order setting aside day
as soon after the holidays "a possible
for the consideration Of the Bailey bond
resolution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

When Baby was SICK, we gave her cAsiorla.
When ahe was chlid, ahe cried for castorla.
When abe became Mis-. shs eiunx to cassoria.
Whoa Hhs had eAnarea, ale gave than caaiorla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Vicksburg, Miss, Dec. 1.-THE Sam
Field company. Wholesale and retail
groeers. of this city, sold out their stock
and assigned their accounts today. No
statement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Washington Dec. 1l.--Mr. Springer.
Democrat OF Illinois. today introduced
In the house Secretary Carlisles bank
ing bill. II was ordered to bo printed
aud referred to the committee on bank
Ing and currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Atlanta, Ca Dec. ii.--1lm Lawshc.
@ well known local crook. was today
convicted in the United States court Of
eopnterfcitlng and sentenced 10 eight
years in the penltentlary at Column
bus. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Perry. O. r.. Dec, ia handsome
new Christina church was dcdlcated
Sunday and the Presbyterian church
ia about oompletcd and will be dedl-
Gated this month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Washington, Dee. 1.-THE nomnn-
tion OF j. c. Black Of Illinois to be Uni
tod States district attorney for the
northern district OF Illinois has been
confirmed by the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Bonham. Tex, Dec. l1.-wmiam j.
Jordan, an extensive clothler filed a
deco OF trust on'all his stock Of cloth
Ing this morning at $3.50. making Whit
Dryden his trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Atlanta, Ca, Dec 1.-THE senate to-
day passed the house bill arpropriating
$1,000 Tor the purpose Of making
deorgio's exhibit at the Cotton States
and International exposition next
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

rraa,se;l. Tex, ~ B,a''tt
at 5 O'Clock p' =, -
e e. J. simms .s.sbl' 4
SEQ: sIsi feed ssss =, z NJ
; ,ISSol HiOsi i: <
=, siS a ssa s's ssss w \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Call and be convinced that the largest
stock OF watches in the city Is al 500
Houston street A watch Is now SO
cheap that evsryons can AFFORD to own
one. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Jackson, Miss. Dec. lie. W. Will
Hams 4 Co, OF Bolton, failed. Liabill-
ties S35, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Paris. Tex. Dec, ia few miles
south Of here tonight some unknown
person threw a rock into a Santa Re
ps .as,,i,s IRAN; pseaslng the glass,
Ing mans head, indenting the wan
on the opposite side of the coach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Ennnin County TrenNury--DouElasE
TrIni-LodEe Elections.

Bonhann, Tex, Dec. 1.-THE follow
inS statement Of Fannin coupty's
bonded Indebtedness was requested OF
the treasurer b. the outgoing commits
sioners court, fOrthe benefit OF this new
court. 1t shows that Fannin county
Is in good shape, and be 1t remembered,
also, she has been under the control OF
democrats all the time. What county
In the state can make a better show
mgr Let them speak out,
Bonds Issued In lsSs-
Total amount OF court house
PONDS lsSued".. -. .... ......SsLOOO
Total paid to date.... 80. ........ $1,000
Balance outstanding. 49,. ....54, 900
Balance due on railroad and
bridge bonds.... .... =. ....,... 4,96s
Total bonded debit. .... ...... s5sg6s
This debt Is owed by Fannin county:
oSlool iunu...'s .... e. ,., ......S2s, 900
Harrison county school fund..... 1000
Collin county school fund. ... 1000
Robertson county school fund.-. 10000
otate'.s.s -. 80. -. -. -. =. 1000
CITY OF Bonham...., -. -. ... .. 5000
Fannin county school fund bal
ance, and road and bridge
Donus..... &C.. &c. -. &c. ... ... 496S
Thirty OF the outstanding bonds draw
per cent interest; twenty-four draw
per cent Interest, the railroad bridge
bonds draw per cent.
twenty OF the per cent bonds are re-
funded bonds
In 1888 Fannln county erected one Of
me prettlest and finest court houses in
me state. al a cost Of Sl0I,0 During
the last four years she has spent ia
permanent improvements In county
farm and for live stock for road force
several thousand dollars. Her taxes,
Including 10 cents on the 500 for
bonds, Is only so cents on the 800 In
the next two years we hone to wine ont
an of our Indebtedness owned outside
OF the county
Ihlllip sidney encampmcnt No. &c.
J. o. o. f., elected the following officers
Tor next term Geo. Keen, c. p. w. s.
thompson, $. W; W r. Smith. II. P:
e. W. Thornton. ]. W; n. A. Hunt
scribe; a, T. White, financial scribe.
j. w. Sowell treasurer; II. A. New.
mann, reporter.
Haywood lodge No. l6s. I. o. O, r..
elected; A. II. White. N. c.; w. w. &c.
cil, v. g.; n. A Hunt. secretary: w
Il. Smith. treasurer! T.. w Thornton
representative; j. W. Carter alternate
The examining trial OF GIN DourInss
charged with the murder OF win rohn.
son on the sixth Instant by scverlnr his
head with razor, Is now In progress
me testimony so far all points to as
eold-blooded n murder as was ever
perpetrated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

Cd he i, esas M,snd9lln quartette enilven-
WITH .ost ~ local room last night
'~Sures frvm their wen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12
NO SUCH III M

-"
OF nLoopY ~
SCENE, N
ohi'dren rIael,s.
Cut Into sli,,. y y.
Her Little o.. an
Shot to p..,. "a,
y "
Rideew,.
no. Dc +
"'rriole human a..
IN this section ~. =
southw.s, ''rnle9
Da,aa = '"e eltg mn
slf1Z[ a.. |I.|
murdered HE
and mor,.,,. ~ "a u
,hi,s wounded /,
win a bnics., -.
look his own III, u,,.
The neares, r.,..,'M
lived Alma. 'sA''' "a
.o., mile tisaa I.
'''ne before ihe
crime spread. In ,
bers OF peon,s .
an invests, !, ~
4 N'n 81 The iss,,
s'ekenins sight 4.
Lying In the ya,i
We're the remains 1,
lated almo., N
~. Os'0na ss1a
u'sneveiied hair dlss,sl
OF blood surrounding \.
p - l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

New Orleans. La. Dec IL kid Mad
zen having declined to meet Jimmy
larry, the Auditorium club has de-
e'ared the bantam contest of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

London, Dec. 1.-THE business trou-
blcs at st. Johns. N. r.. have not had
any effect In this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

WIN purchase a watch worth wearing
800 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

DR.. Dennis Cures catarrh
oealness and az. diseases Dundas blk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-12

ho r nd IN = regard to ths NJ NJ
s nan' Of I" Evans and 4. y, v
s sSerlt r. Euless says ~ 4 ~ y,
h bIs clues independent. III
n,s T Tiu county pil,' n
r r,.e to anything kIa1,
ssheriff Weaver ssyi
Evans furnished ins
rant county arrese, !, I. IA
The satchel whis = ! rIsss Z
t tsined according . ,a' 4
by him to his erosn ,n,i, IA
ais some butcher W.
from his w.fe.-,:-,s;iig,'3
An this is hisn'y y ,sss1
entirely satlsisc.9Fy w, Y
t trying to get at ihs f' y n
Captain McpO H,s ~ ~
talked very relne ra1 y fusI
e tsrd tss n movements 4 a
II the 'I ground that ,I ! x n
ends OF jusilcs. =. llif'1I
when pressed fai a. s,I51
several wver Of The rallro,,s's y. II 4 y
s Ca Sa,r rSi them s!''l l'ss 4
He He. has n nppiats hist }, .l.Is.|
S S,.'e considerable d !'',s Y ~
count Of his inso ~ H.r, ",
mands made npon IA II, af p
f i,,p,,Ia 4 nave no i,m q
along q .ss. .hs were a,,'i ihIss r,:s|
!, ard He says t'vs.'aii "a
peradoes are ~ 4 y
Win the RangeF,s =, 81 "a
term.ned men. nanal'
would take esfrlis -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17
JAPAN SENDS TROOPS.
Ten Thousand Set Sail Tn Trans
 ports For Korea.
CHINESE TRYING TO CUT THEM OFF.

The Chinese Finally Admit a Defeat and
 the Loss of Five Hundred aIen-rokyo
 Sports Wagering That Their Forces wnI
 Occupy PckInE In November.
 SHANGHAI. Sept. l7.-Ncws has reach Id Tien-tsin that fleet of Fl Japanese transports conveying 10, 00U troops sailed D few days ago rum n Japanese port
 IL is supposed that 1t is tho intention of tho Japanese commander to land his forces at some point on the Chinese coast.
 The Chinese fleet, under tho command of Admiral Ting. has sailed south for the purpose of intercepting the Japanese Or dcrs haye been sent to all the Chinese ports to maintain n most careful watch for the approach of tho enemy.
 Adviccs have reached thcro from Ma gasaki showing that n number of Japa- ncse trnopships conveyed by men of war havo left Hiroshima, island of Hondo bound for Chrmulpo. Korea. Thcso prob ably arc the vessels above mentioned as being bound with n largo Japanese forco for China
 Doubtless exaggerated news of the move ment was received in Ticn-tsin. and it was taken for granted that the dcstina- ton of the army was China and its ob- icct the capture of some port, which could be used as n baso of operations for future movements.
 It is now admitted that tho Chinese werc defeated, with n loss of 800 men, in an engagement that took place on Aug 15.
 YOKOHAMA, Sept. l7.-Large rc en- tOrccments of Japanese troops havc gono to Korea.
 Wagers are being made in Tokyo that tho Japanese army will occupy Pcking. the capital of China, or Mukdcn, tho capital of the province of Lcao, Tong, Manchu- ria, on Nov. 3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17
An Irish Genius Solves
 PeGpleIing Question.

How shall we meet the Jew Tn the field of commerce? Is question which Is often asked to-day by thoughtful business men. The ew has a genius for turning an honest dollar, such as Is not possessed by any other race Tteir virtues are far more numerous than their wees
 They have no tivoTces samongthem; they don. figure very often in the police court; ihtN hate t0 quarrel win their neIghboT; they are not profanc: they take care at their own paupe.S: prohibition among them iS unnecessary; the wonder full tenacity Nith which they cling To their anIi mt faith without going to the expense of great and costly churches Is marveiUuS in the face they have suffered These rCuark
 able traitS of character mu [ h ,vt impressed Patrick O'Flahrr.v of New Iork. wh has got rii ot the lew as competitor by taking him into partnership vi h himself. and the firm name tor the pa >iN years reads Iikc this: O'FIaheTiy & I<aacS, maui ictuIeTS Ot-- This Irm k d great SucCc S. financially aI Il otherwise MT OFlaherty sells the goods, and MT ISaacS manages the finances, and they are as happy as mortals can be. So Patrick has solved the problem. Perhaps there is bond ot sympathy between the exiied children of Israel and the exiled children of Erln's green isle.
 Don't forget that we have the newest thing yet in the parlor stove line. Don't buy a parlor stove until you see it. 1t costs little or nothing to run it, and you can have d fire Tn a moment and put ii out the next moment No coal. no gas. no dirt. ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Made entirely on scientific princi
 pies. Ask our salesman to show il to you Remember We are head
 quarters for Furniture. Carpets, Cr"ckery, Stoves. Ranges, etc, etc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs NJ. Hogan of II5 Washington avenue has gone to New York, where she win spend a week with friends.
 A large force of men was set to work this morning on the New England road at the Washington avenue crossing putting things in shape for a new track It is the intention of the road to double track the road from the Meridep junction to the depot in this city. The new track will be laid on the east side of the present one.
 The widest excitement imaginable prevailed around Geddes' drug stors at the corner of Bank and North Leonard streets yesterday afternoon when a boy rushed into the store shouting that bug had got into his ear. He was followed by over fifty other boys and in a short time half the people in the neighborhood had con- gregated in front of the store. Clerk Sco- will took the patient in charge and after considerable difficulty succeeded in ex- tracting the bsg which had entered far in- to the ear and had almost driven the bcy crazy.
 There IS more excitement in Riverside park. While the clerk of the South Brook lyn school is interested in the case still the school matters are not in any way con- nected with it. In 1890 Edward B. Greene purchased a house in Riverside park. Cor don B. Lawrence held a note on the property for S47l. Mir Greene paid off this note to MT Lawrence with interest, all amounting so $693. This morning MT Greene was astonished when he received e bill from c. H. Hart. trustee ot the estate of Gordon B. Lawrence. for the sum of s325. Mir Greene imediately placed the matter in the hands of Attorney Russell. He has receipts to show that he paid Mir Lawrence the principal in full with interest. This. no doubt, is another of the many errors discovered in the accounts of the former treasurer of the N est Side Bank
 There came near being a war between the Naugatuck base ball club and a nine from the St Thomas cadets on the West End grounds Saturday afternoon. It was the final game for the s20 wager and each club put forth its best effort to capture the stakes. At the close of the seventh inning the score stood II to s in favor of the Naueatucks. The latter then held that it was too dark to finish the game ard refused to play any more. Their opponents wanted to finish the game and claimed that unless the Naugatucks agreed tc do this the money belonged to them It is alleged that the umpire stood in with the Naugatucks and decided that the best thing to do was for each club to take back its own money. After half hours war of words in which each club accused the other of being afraid to continue the game to the close it was decided to withdraw the money. then there was a scamperiug match to See which would be first to reach the stake holder. It is said the captain of each club was glad to get back his money. and that the St Thomas cadets felt some what crestfallen after the game with the waterburys and began to realize the fact that their club is not the best in the state and thought it quite possible that their neighbors down the road might win the money if another game should be played, and decided to be content with what they put into the pool.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17
BAD YEAR IN THE ARCTICS.
MT. Walter weliman Tells Why His Exps-
 dItIon Failed.

LONDON. Sept. l7.-Mr. Walter woll- man, the leader of the American arctic cx petition whose plans to explore tho far north wero frustrated by tho sinking of his vessel, the Ragnvald Jarl, which was crushed by the ice, will sail from South ampton for New York on Wednesday next by the steamer Spree. He will be accom- panied by tho American members of his party.
 In the course of an interview Mir. We'll man said that tho failure of Lieutenant Pcary to reach north Greenland shows that, like the Wellman expedition, he met with unusual difficulties arising from tho extremely unfavorablc season. Alto2eth- er, Mir welIman declared, it had been a bad year for arctic exploration
 He warmly defended his expedition against the charges mado of incxperience and bad outfit. Hc especially protested that hc had not abandoned Professor Oven on Danes island. Tho professor, ho add sd. had i.2OO pounds of provisions un the island and was therefore in no danger whatever nf suffering for lack of food. Professor Oycn himself had publicly ab- solved him from the charge of abandon mcnt
 In conclusion Mir. wellman stated that all the Norwegian members of tho expcdi- ton hnd promised to accompany tho next expedition. As to Messrs- Fronch, Mohun and Dodge, trubr bravcr or bcttor men sould not Do found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17

Domino and Henry of Navarro ran n lead heat in their great race at Gravescnd.
 The large wholesale dry goods house of rruner Bros. x Co, Chicago, was closed by the sheriff.
 Fourteen passengers werc burned by the explosion of two cars of n iitchcd oil train near Hammond, Wis
 ]. T. Goodman. editor of Tho Peoples Voice, and B. G. Armstrong shot each other to death at Gatcsville. Tex.
 Charles T. Hemmingway, inspector of immigration at the port of New York. lied at New Haven from typhoid fever
 During a Republican rally at Green City, Mo. a cannon exploded, killing Mr. Stickler and wounding several other people
 Charges of hercsy against the Rev. W. Poynter. president of scienoe. Hill col lege, will be brought bcforo tho M. F. con. ference at Frankfort Ky.
 Dr. Bryant is preparing to leave Gray Gables soon, es the presidents health is 90 much improved that he no longer needs lhs sonstAnt astsniiVn of his physislan,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-17
Chinese vieeroys Degraded.

BERLIN, Sept. l7.-Prince Yzing, head of the foreign office at Pcking, has in. iuccd the emperor to issue n decree or 1ering that henccforth no Chinese viceroy shall meddle in foreign affairs. The vice. coys have been informed that the foreign policy will be conducted in tho futurc exclusively by tho foreign office This, 1t is added, is unpleasant for Ii Hung Chang. The yiceroys of Nankin. Canton, Manchuria and kashgar have all inter tcred moro or less in such matters. Tho dispatch further says that tho emperor has received many letters from Korean mo- 6lcmen and generals assuring him of their undiminishcd fidelity, despite tho Korean kings declaration of independence.