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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Zee Tex, July 19.-Colonel Nor
mes has appointed Walter Bellah
agent at Dundee. He is a soa
lain Sam Bellah, manager OF the
n Industrial company at this
annual enoampment of Stone
Eekson camp, U. C. V. No. 2i9.
I'd nine miles north of Archer
July II. u and IS.
lidest veteran on the ground was
n Cockrell. He is a brother to
\ Cockrell Of Missouri and also
fongressman. j. V. Cockrell, who
In Washington. d. c. Uncle 81,
called by his friends, was born
He is a Veteran OF three wars.
fsked IL he was In the surren-
replied Il never surrender"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
ONE OF THE sEcuErs OF cuLBEn-
SONS roLlrIcAL SUCCESS.


Waco. Tex, July ao.--fion. Charles A.
Culherson spct a few hours in the city
this morning on his way TO Gaines
vile. The coryeil county primary will
be held tomorrow and he wanted to
get on the ground for the final round
up. He was in excellent spirits. and
declared that he felt he would win In
a walk when the convention met. He
was kept busy this morning
receiving CONGRATULATIONS from his
friends. II is said he is cultivating that
indispensable and powerful adjunct OF
political success. the faculty OF remeni-
bering names and cheerily calling out,
Flow are you Mr. Brown" etc Several
of those who met him this morning
were charmed with the fact that the
leading gubernatorlal candidate whom
they had met but once before, and
that for only a moment. was SO I'M
pressed with their personalities that he
recalled their names readily. a large
number Of the McLennan delegation TO
the state convention are favorable to
Culberson, and despite the fact that
the delegation is instructed for Lam
ham first, last and all the time 1t is
stated by some that Culberson VIII
undoubtedly receive some votes in the
delegation when It becomes apparent
that Lanham's vote cannot be in
creased. Some OF Culbersons very
warm friends here are delegates, and
they are loaded down with great big
chunks of regret that when the roll
Is called In the state convention they
Will not be able to protest when the
response 10 the call of AtcLennan
county, seventeen votes for I.anham"
Is made Several of these friends
talked about this to-day. one local
Culbersonite, who has been observing
the unanimous sentiment of coudemna-
tion Of Judge Goodrich In Coryoll
county for his course in the recent
celebrated contempt OF court cases, re-
marked lust before the Gatesville train
left, Charley, II you want to get the
vote OF every man. woman and child
In Coryel county tomorrow. just make
a speech Tonight and tell them you
think district court Judges should trot
u mighty slow gait at these days"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Hen. =. a. stearns Dead.

BosroK. Dec 81 = Hon. George M.
Stcnrns, known as "thc Sage OF Ch!copcc,
died at his residence in Brookline this
morning OF congestion Of tho lungs He
retired IA usual Saturday night and slept
until II p. m, when he awoko with a
hemorrhage Another hemorrhagc oc-
currod at Z q. III. Sunday, and this greatly
prostrassd him. At o .. m. he had third
hemorrhago, from which he never rallied.
Mr.. St-arns had bsen in feeble health for
a long time and had been quite poorly for
tho past two weeks. George Munroe
Stcarns was AN orator, lawyer and n wit.
He was AN irresistible pleadcr before a
jury, and carried conviction with his argu-
mcnts up to the supreme bonch. Hc was
the life OF many n political campaign,
otherwise duil---a Democrat OF Democrats.
Mr.. Sscarns was born April is, 1881, In
ctnn -hton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
DID 100000 DAMAGES.

BIDpEroED, Me. Dee. 3l.-Tho city
building, one of the finest structures In tho
city. was totally destroyed by fro ycstcr-
day morning. the total loss being over
100000. The FIRE was cP P,iscd by lighted
cigar stub thrown In water closet. Pris-
oncrs in the police station were nearly
suffocntcd. ore being unconscious when
rescued Many business firms, tho post
osiica, polcs station, municipal court,
opera house and many city Offices In the
structure, as well us valuable city records,
which can never DO replaced, woro DO
stroycd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
fORTY-ONE DEAD.
Liquor Nav Uave Played Part In an
Awful Catastrophe In Oregon.

Awful Catastrophe Ia Oregon.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or. Dec. 81 = A
stage just arrived from Lakeview brought
additional particulars OF the catastrophe
which occurred Mt Silver Lake Christmas
eve. The latest intelligence places tho
number OF dead at II and the seriously
wounded at five.
Christman Bros store where the acci-
dent occurred, Is two-story frame build
ing, 2iy5o feot, and adjoining the building
was shed used as n store room. In the
front of the whole upper part OF tho bnild-
ing there were but two windows, afford
ing light for the second story hnll. Thore
were two windows and q glnss door also
In front. which afforded light and en-
trance to tho lrst floor, which was used as
q merchandise room ard postoflloc.
The hall had only one exit n stairway
leading TO the second story, which was on
the outside, ana the rear window, Is foot
from tho ground Tho building was
crowded, there being probably l25 people
present. In tho hall therc was only ono
narrow passage between the seats. which
was blocked hy the burning oil on the
floor. 1t was therefore necessary for the
people to Chamber over the seats and one
another before the door could DO reached.
The lamp which caused the disaster
was an extra large one. lolding about tive
gallons of oil West OF the building was
small powder and oil house. which were
also destroyed.
1t Is asserted by n rian acquainted In
Silver Lake that several of the men in at
tendance at ths celebration wcrc under
.hc influence of liquor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.


Hcartrcndinz dcstitution and suffering
are reported from Nebraska.
Secretary Carlisle will rclouble his ef.
for,s To ret his currency bill through the
house
Anarchist Mowbray was held in $1,000
bonds for inc.ndiary ut,crances at Phil
adclphia.
A Toledo grain elevator was burned
one man was kilioi. The money loss was
$3.50, ,oO0
George A. slmonds Of Concord. N. H..
and Others arv snid % have fallen heirs 10
several millions.
Rev. ffdward Braislin has boon called .,
the passorate of the Harvard Baptist
church, Dr'elsllne, Mass.
Dlstir fui.hed callsn;ry YVES diTlsy.d
In the lguu ,.h- yr4icn; by tho Chimes
students ctuca;eu in America
Five n,emhcrs II the Coleman family o.
South BOstui. ~ho ass lstol rn office
wcrc sent TO eDc house ot Correction.
II Is rcpnrl.d t8as Japan viii. make n
demand tha. would Civ, Chinn excuse {
ask intcryentiun ~ European powers.
Miss Emily l. Gerry. daughter of Il,
triIfgC & TIT, dFcJIsci. W MaSyhchusetT
dio | al Now ilnvon. ~ the age ot -, yc.sr,
Tho lIivcshiil tMass) police inalc
rail- upon gambling siloon and cap
turcd tlr.c .,nsls Ol iurnituro nnd VI, ,.ht
incn
Tire principal i'i~1-c- ~ it ,cir'la. cry
W M.A,o,. w.. i r,yei ~ Gr.. In ~,
pinic whicl 'n"i,t. ono pSFxOn was
kiiiol AM u na.inoJ. A. -alcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
A DROP IN DIVIDENDS.
raii River Mnis Net with Adversities
During the Fast Year.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dsc. GIG. NJ.
Haffards & Co, stock brokers, have Issued
their annual report Of tho yearly earnings
of the mills. Thoro IA shown In the list to
have been decided falling OF la tho diyi-
tends for tao last six months OF ths year.
The depression In business was felt In tho
third quarter. and tho depression and
strike combined caused the quarter just
endcd TO show a shrinkagc, even orcr rho
third quarter. rho total amor IT reported
paid In dividends was sl,ll4,65s This Is
on "A total invested cnpignl OF &c Us 0O.
In this capital stock is included the cap
ital OF the Durfcc mills ana Fall River
Iron Works company, both private cor
porations that make no public statement
Of their earnings.
Tho average ycarly dividend on tho total
capital stock was slightly over ASS Per
cont. This IA low average for recent
years 1t would have hccn much lower II
good number ol corporations had not
drawn upon their surplusses TO keep up
their dividends.
Nine corporations nro reported 70 have
passed dividends for The whole year. oil OF
theso, exccps tho 3nrnrby Manufacturing
company, which makes flne Sln-hams and
has had hard year, ara the Ko Thread
company, nro comparatively small, and
old mills that arc not up to times for low
prices.
The Bourne Inill hns kept up its high
ratio OF dividends OF per cent monthly,
and leads for tho year with 10 per cent.
This exccpts the Troy, which Is worth
three times It's capital stock Of $3.50. 900.
and paid II per cent Tho Union, another
plant greatly exceeding it's capital ia
value paid 10 per cont. or the mills thrs
paid dividends tho thiri quarter, the Amer
lean Linen, Granite, Nsrrnsnnscss and
Richard Borden passed dividends the las
quarter In no case did tho dividend pic
the last quarter exceed that of the thtrd
quarter. and frequently there was d.
crease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Strike Unlikely.

HAvrRHILL Mass. Dec 3l-The stitch
ers at w. w. Spalding's factory, together
with large number of strikers, hold y
mass meeting yesterday afternoon In In
dependence hall. Local labor leaders wcro
the orators. IL WAS announced that j. II.
Wltchcll hns agreed 60 raise his prices b9
cents case, and that four other arms hai
conceded the demands made by the union
workmcn. This leaves tho firm OF w. w
Spaldln. and another manufactures still
to be heard from. There Is no likelihood
of general strike from present appear
QnccS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Sensational Shooting Array.

AvAnoNIA. Kan. Dec. 81. = William
Black, coal miner was instantly killed
BY Dr. Mullen, physician at Lasanon.
Mullen had been called TO the town on q
professional visit. He stopped in "a saloon,
where Black started a quarrel. Black
|mado a rush at the doctor with drawn
knife Mullen rctrcated. but Black fol;
lowed, and Mullen then pumped five
bullets into Blacks body. Black dying
almost Instantly. No attempt has been
n1alo to arrest Mullen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
John Fitzgerald Dead.

LGECoLN, Neb., Dec. 3i.--John Fitzger-
W ox-prcsident of the Irish National
kgue Of America, died at his home near
NJ city, yesterday morning. He was
<rofly 68 years old Mr.. Fitzgerald seven
|1nrs ago was rated as a three-timcs mil
Icnaire Five months ago, but day or
NO after he won his notable suit against
&o Missouri Pacific Railroad company,
INVOLVING nearly 100000. Mr.. Fitzger-
y was stricken with brain trouble and
npllcatinn Of other diseases. from which
- mnVor rallied
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
A su.plcIcn OF Nurscr.

BOSTON, Dec. 3l-Mrs Ellen r.. Stone,
aged 20 died from knife wound In tho
right sidc, early Sunday morning. Her
husband, Henry q. Stone. Is under arrest
for tho murder Mrs Stone. who was rc-
markably good looking woman, had been
living apart from her husband for eight
months Stone claims that his wife fell
while carrying knife and fork, but 1t Is
not hclinyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
NO time LOST.
Congress Expects to Start in
With a Rush.
Nicaragua Canal Bill Heads the List
OF Unfinished Business.

WASHINGTON, Dec. o. both houses OF
congress will resume their sessions on
Thursday next, ana It is expected that
there will be rather more detcriaincd
effort to pross forward the work OF the
session for the next two months than has
characterized the proceedings during the
month which has already elnpsed
The necessary work OF the session Is the
passage OF The appropriation bills, OF
which there are IA. OF these, nonc have
passed the senate, and only five have the
sanction OF the house. or these i've, the
senate committee on appropriations has
passed favorably upon the pensions and
military academy bills, while the army,
Notifications and urgent deficiency bills
are still under consideration by tho COM
mitteo.
1t Is In order for the senate 10 take up
any reported appropriation bill ut any
time, and whether the Nicaragua canal
bill, which stands in the senate calendar
as unfinished business, shall continue to
hold its place of vantage will depend Tor
the present upon whether the appropria-
tions committee shall desire to supplant 1t
with the pensions or Notifications bill, or
with any other appropriations bill after
the other bills shall be reported from the
committce.
Canal Bill Has tho Right OF Way.
There is, however. no urgency concern
ing either of the appropriations bills so
far reported, and the probabilities arc
that the Nicaragua bill will not be dis
placed for the present.
The Nicaragua canal discussion will,
barring this probability of displacement
and adjournment over until the. following
Monday, be resumed after the morning
hour ON Thursday, with Senator Morgan
occupying the floor
Mr.. Morgan has been devoting tho holi-
days to the preparation of a reply TO Sena.
tor Turplc's attack on the canal bill, and
his friends expect him to make vigorous
and exhaustive defense Of the measure.
He will probably speak an entire day, and
possibly two or three days.
There may be an effort to have the senate
adjourn from Thursday over until Non
day In case there should not appear to be
quorum when the senate rcconvcnes, but
those best acquainted with the senate
methods predict that it will sit at least
two days of tho present week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Cold weather In the south.

q JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dee. 3h-The cold
of Friday night has undoubtedly caused n
20ss OF fully 100000 TO the fruit end
negotiable growers OF Florida. The winter
rrops of vegetables are killed outright and
&hc strawberry vines and pineapple plants
must be very seriously damaged. The
lowest fall OF the mercury was i'm Jack
nonville, II degrees above zero. The tenn.
noruturo Is ths lowest since 1885.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
GOLD FOR GOLDEN.

NEv HAVEN. Dec. 81 James Golioa
OF Hartford, an Inmate of no Jail whcr
hc Is serving time for theft commit, las,
October, has fnllcn heir to q largo fortune,
and efforts viii bN mnAc ~ secure his re
lease, and hc will .lc taken To hartford
WHORE pr0cccdings ~ haSn a copsrrvntoI
placed over him will D i,ade. Tie served
with distinction IN the l.tte war, and wc,rs
a medal ~ f''7 h-,v'ry OA tie Hold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
GLADSTONE
May Yet Cause Turs f legret the
Course She I r.

May Yet Cause Turs ,sgret ths
Course She y.
LONDON, Doc 3l.-In fhe Times
says: Mr.. Gladstone's psst from
public lifo Is fina,. bu Id bo well
for Turkey 10 reflect In her own interest
that In. tho Armenian matter Mr.. Glad
stone, with litllo personal effort and no
personal ambition whatever, might play
the part of blind, old Dandalo. Ho hns
tho whole Brltish public opinion behind
him. and II tho porto dctsd European
opinions his appeal would bc capable of
producing ALL perhaps moro than al, the
effect he contcnlplatcs as merely contin-
gent.
The Times remarks wcro callod forth
by speech made by NJ, Gladstone 70 q
leputation from q mcr'ing of the Anglo
Armenian association and other Armenian
irganlzasoiis who waited Oh tho ex- primo
minister at Hawarlcn
After pointipg out that 1t was not In
differences that had led him to do nothing
Ia regard 10 the Armsnian outragcs, and
that The powers could do nothing until
tho allegations were proved, Mr. Gladstone
said:
'If the reports aro established, it will
more than ever stand before The world
that there Is no lesson, however severe,
th,t can teach certein people the necessity
OF observing TO some degree, the laws o,
deccncy, humanity and justice.
III tho allegations are true, IL will stand
as II written in letters OF iron on tho
records Of tho world that n government
which could conntonnnco and cover the
DcrpotFa tion of thnso o.ttraQea is n disQracO
70 Mehammed. whom the Turks profess TO
follow, disgracc 20 civilization ut large
ard curso 70 mankind. This Is strong
language, and strong language ought to
De used when the facts aro strong.
However. we should keep our judg-
mcnts Ia suspense until tho truth Is
known. but as tho evidence grows and the
case darkens my hopes have dwindled.
and MS long as have voice hope il will
be raised upon such occasions in behalf OF
humanity -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Stranded Tn Fall River.

FALL RIVER Mas Dec. 3i.-Through
the disappearance OF Manager Dunbar
of tho Bijou muscc the members OF tho
company which has been playing there for
the past week were left IN sad plight.
A purse was made mp and given to the
girls to enable them TO get to their homes.
Dunbar has run tho Bijou for several
years and has been we'll regarded but the
past season has been disastrous for him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
whole village washed Away.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-CaptaIn Ma
IIcson OF the Norwegian steamship
'omuri. from Santa Marta, United States
Colombia. reports that the village of
~. flvc miles south Of Santa Marta, was
|nshod AWAY by heavy floods and about 30
nccons were drowned. In Santa Marta
tween 40 and 30 houses wero destroyed
y &1o 0oof
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

ST. JOINS. n. r., Dec 3l.-The prcsi-
dents casting vote only carried the gov
ernmcnts bank noto bill through the up
per house Tho debate continued until
Q o'clock yesterday morning. Lawyers
differ us To rhs legality of the measure,
owing to -its-h -haring taken place ON the
Sabbath Amendments were adopted,
which will nccessItato tho bill again being
sent 10 tho lower honsc. where another
campaign against 10 may be iuauguratcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Another French Scandal.

PARIS, Dec. 3l.-A judicial inquiry into
the conduct OF the old directors of the
Frcnch Southern Railway company hoe
revealed another financial scandal. wer-
rants have bocn Issued for the arrest OF a
number OF contractors, bankers aEd poll.
ticians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Minnenpoll. 20 ilInnsanoli..

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 81 - The citizens
committee has given an order to New
York firm for solid silver dinner service,
TO be placed on the United States cruiser
Minneapolis rs a compliment from tho
city after which the specdiest vessel afloat
is named. The service is to be OF 10 pieces,
elegantly designed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

FORT DODGE, H.. Dec 3l.--As q result
Of clerical error in IN election ballot,
Iowa has o female justice OF the peace.
The intention was to nominate her hus-
band, but by mistake his wifcs initials
were used aud she was elected. AS there
was no legal obstacle TO her filling tho
place. sho was sworn in,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Careless Gate Tendinr.

s CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-A passenger coach,
'cInQ rapidly switched into the Rock ISL
Md depot, crashed into carriage at the
nciflc avenue and Harrison street cross
n9 Five persons were badly injured, the
lorringc demolished and one OF tho horses
kIIIcd. The accident was caused by the
|1eriage being shut in on the tracks by
NJ Gas1s dropping without warning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

CAPE Tow, D..c. all is rcoortBd from
Deingoa Bay that icocldvns natives at.
tackcd two Portuguese gln5)ats ON tho
Incomnti rlvor, afr,S'r1 their progress and
killed the cfl-cr IN chief command.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
N0H-C0wM!rTAL REPLY.

NEW Yonx. Dee ~ --Coloncl Stro-g.
the mayor-clcct. VIA ~ccn last night IN
rcfcrscc - rrios- thas The resignation
of Sup ,rat.n.rnt Il B,rncs hal lssn male
pcrempforv. "ihr sui irct N ratnrallv n
very delicate one" snl Mr.. S'r,ng. "at
this stag, of tis pro ~ linxs. anl do NJ
know ~ ] caro- To say anything sbout
s...a --u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
old Leaders 70 the Rear.

PEKrN; Der 5t.-f iru xsvfcgruy uf Nun.
kin, Liu Kun XII, has been appointed to
the chief command Of all the Chinese
forces, thus suporsedinE Ii Hung Chang
and Prince Kung the cmpcrors uncle,
who was only short time ago appointed
to that position among two or three
NJ thare
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
!rssiIentnlly Shot.

BURLINGTON, W., Doc. 3l.-A byear-o.
son of A. II. smith was accidentally shot
bv his uncle. John Winn, last evening
Winn was trying revolver, supposing it
was unloadcd. when 1t discharged and tho
ball passed through the child's skull and
lodged in his brain. IL is thought the
child will recover
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Ike MCLEAN Nan.

WATERFOWL. \. Y, Dec 3i-Lee Ling,
a Chinese iaundryman, aged Is years. who
was In jail in this city for assault upon
Charles Jim, committed suicide I'm his cell
yesterday 1y hanging. Lee Ling had pre-
yiously ATTEMPTED 30 kill himself
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

EoNAwANDA, N. Y, Dec. During
past six months this village has been
occne Of largo number of fires of an
DIously inccndiary origin. A secret in
1lgation was instituted, which resulted
Ne arrest yesterday OF John Goerkc, 81
~ old, a member of the Columbia
ok and Ladder company. 1t Is claimed
y Goorhe has been the author of many
<ructive fires here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Mexican Labor Contract signed.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dsc. 3l.--R. A.
Williams OF Atlanta has signed contract
to furnish a plantation company Mt Mapi-
ania, Mex. with 300 negro L,borcrs from
Georgia and Alabama. Williams claims
he will send 10000 negroes from tho
southern states TO Mexico this winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Electricity IA Dangerous.

NIAGARA FALLS. Dec. 3l.-The dcfce-
hive insulation of an electric light wire
saused the destruction by fro Of the hand
some residence OF Walter S. Lamont here.
Ihe loss Is about SR5 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Hons ar,'. C.,blnet Trouble.

BUDkpmrI Dcc 3..--Eoipcror Francis
Joseph yr,iesOav gave mn audience 90
Count Khurn Hcd,rva-y and requ sicd
him To- furm srihlnet Cunt Hcoeryary
suhscqarntig he'd conference with DE-
Wckcriu anu othpc Liberal lcadcrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
His wish Grntlned.

BosroS. Dec. 3l.--Willlam Lovctt, 81
years old. who attempted 10 commit sui
eide on Dee "a by cutting his throat. died
last night rs the result Of the injuries in.
fllcted. Lovctt has been sick for some
time. and hc became do6pondcnt