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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

By AssOVIHItu TTess.
st. Louis, Mo, May ga special
from Jefferson City to the Republic
says: All the judges of the county
court Of St Clair county have rendered
their designations to Governor Stone.
The present judges of st. Clair county
have been confined in the Jackson
county jail for 4 long time for disre-
garding an order OF Judge Phillips of
the United States circuit court for the
Western district of Missouri I'm the
matter Of making a levy to pay inter
est on n railroad debt contracted
twenty years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

trict IN which they oppose his re-elec-
ton and denonnce his defenders.
The address. among other things.
says: Would you vote for the de-
strucilon OF your boys7 MOI sooner
vote for the destruction Of party than
sink moral sentiment 1t Is your duty
to lead your boys to higher moral
plane. but would such n representative
inspire your sons and daughters with
the sublime duty Of morality? No;
his name is synonym for corruption
Were he magnanimous he would have
you close the door TO Vice. lie who
has 80 often with beautiful words and
brilliant oratory sung enchantlngiy OF
the noble. dutiful sons OF our grand old
commonwealth would have you prove
recreant TO your trusts. Let no ex-
tenuating plea OF charity cause you 10
even listen to his silver tones; they can
no longer avail: he has sacrificed him
self: let his voice be silent; his influ-
ence is lost. We deeply depiore this,
but he has sealed his own fate. Re-
fuse TO return him 10 congress and
by 80 doing you will best promote
In, interests OF society and Of your
avn state"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

BY Associated Press.
81. Louis. May 5--Nonrly 1000 people
were Ia attendance al the fair grounds
today TO soc the spring stake event OF
the spring meeting won by Joe Hook
er's great daughter Yo Tambian, who
ruled favorlte at odds OF 7 10 TO- In
this the inaugural handicap, worth
$1,000 TO the winner but six horses OF
the long list OF entries went to the
post TO make the run which was fright
fully muddy aud proportlonately slow.
or the other events OF the day two
went TO fairly played short horses ana
three to well backed fayorltea,
First race-Selllng, six furlongs. Miss
Kitty won, cass second. Arelin third.
Time, 1921 -,
Second racc- -Four fu,longn. Dorah
Wood won. Hattie hellow second. Dan
Lay third Time, O'b9i-g.
Third racc--The Inaugural handicap:
SIX furlongs, Yo Tambicn iO9 "a. ray.
loD, Z to 10, won; Highland iOi ,nor-
mann, 10 TO 1, second; Chlawiek he &C.
McponalD. 20 to 1. third. Time,
ilsS-i.
Fourth racc-one and one.slxteenth
miles Pckln won, Guido second.
Wcdgoncld third Time, l.671-2.
fifth rlce-sellng. one mile. EolIe
won. Frat Chance second. vanzandt
third. Time, i5Oi-2.
sixth race scllingj one mile. polle
Mccone won, Major pripps second. pll-
len J. third, Time. 1851 la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

a Husband and wife United After
Twenty-Five Years.

Special Dispatch.
El Pnso. Tex. May s-one Of the
strangest stories ever read has just
come to lisht In this town by means
OF suit for divorce entered In Chi
cago by John p Englesiing II has
developed that Louis Humny. one Of
the best known men In lei Paso. Is
now living with his wife after n scpa-
ration OF nearly twenty-five years.
In 1868 Hummer was building a
house IN Peoria. H.. ana was entirely
overcome by sunstroke. When he had
made some physical recovery 1t was
discovered that his mind was affected.
lilo was sent TO the asylum at Jack
sonyille. where he remained six
months. when he was dismissed. He
was stlll In AN uncertain mental con-
dition and wandered away. From that
date I'll last summer he never heard
a word from his wife and six children.
whom he left behind nor did they
hear from him. though he wrote sew
eral times. Last summer he visited
the Worlds fair and happened To
meet his wife. Explanations followed.
and she aud their daughter returned
with the long lost husband and father
to this town, where he liz In most COM
Portable circumstances. His wife and
children had been well cared for. as
had his valuable property left In Pc
oria, till he returned with his family.
No one In the West knew his story
except Hon. Richard caples. who has
been his business partner since 1882.
After waiting fifteen years for her
husband. Mrs. Hummer had married
John r Englekllng, from whom she
was divorced two years ago. Now
he wants divorce from her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

SfNNlal blHpAtch.
Guthrie. o. T., May 5.--Air. and Mrs.
William Datehelder, living nfteen miles
north OF here. went to town today,
leaving an S-year-old son aud a neigh
bor's boy OF the same age at home
alone. The boys found a can OF pow
der and poured 1t into teapot and
held match at the spout to see It go
on The result OF the explosion burned
and manelrd the Batchelder boy in
terrible manner and badly injured his
companion, and the house was burned
with all It's contents. Prompt action OF
the neighbors alone saved the boys
from being burned alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
nnnoNIsninen ronerynS.
- s~-rsh Admits Him Again To
Membership,

BY Associated Press.
Louisville Ky, May ga special to
Me Commercial from Lexington. XIV
iaysi This evening at meeting OF
NE session OF the Mt Horeb church,
~ which Col. preckinrldge Is MON.
,er and over which his father once pre-
Ndei, he was summoned TO amman
so. Brechinrldgc confessed his n,ilt
70 about the same way he testified IN
.ue case Just decided and prayed for
forgiveness. saying that he had re-.
pented and would live new life IA
iAe future. After a consultation he
NNs forgiven and taken into the church
again This ia the second kentucky
ttatesman who has embraced religion
y the past two months, Joe Blackburn
faylnE confessed before Moody ana
was converted. rhis mova. II il be.
iiesed, viii tut Breckenridge IN sood
sl;-rding with church people again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

'NVVIHI DIaNuNCh.
Waco. Tex, May 5.-The walllng
trial is still in progress in the Federal
court and making Roadway slowly.
The prosecution has completed but a
mass OF testimony yet remains to be
introduced. The defendant is making
strong tight, and contrasting every
Inch OF ground. Today was largely
spent In the examination Of papers
and vouchers OF the bank. He took
the witness stand in his own behalf
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

BY Associated Press.
Dies Moines. Iowa, May 5.-The prop
osition to float Kelly's army down the
Mississippi on fifteen rafta, each bear
ing nifty men. is still under considera-
tion. II Is feared that Kelly viii not
be able TO lead more than 500 men out
OF the city with him when he goes.
and the other 800 or more Will be
turned loose on the city and county.
During the past week as many as 100
men brought here by the army as
members or as hangers on have been
Jailed on -Sarloua charges. The citl-
zens' committee disbanded today and
closed its office. This committee has
been in charge Of Gen. Weaver and HIS
fellow spirits. They were enthusiastic
IN welcoming the army but have now
notified the sheriff that they can do
nothing more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

By Associated Press.
Washington. May SAN enterprls.
Inc real estate man here has offered
to set the coNeyitss at work He has
a tract OF land about three aud one.
half miles distant from the city witch
he desires TO nave cleared OF under.
brush and made ready FOR subdivision.
y Is q pretty spot and much healthier
'han The sewer mouth camp now oceu-
Piled BY the coxeyitss. The owner, Dr.
r O. Herring. offered to let the army
camp on the ground and to pay them
Nay would clear the sround.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

lay Associated PrVsu,
ST. Joseph, Mo. May IA party of
about fifteen tramps attempted 10
board a freight train about seven miles
eouth OF this city, but were beaten on
by trainmen, who were armed with
coupling pins, etc The tr0mps said
they We're going to Dcs Moines 70 jotn
kelly's army. and that they would
capture tram n they were not allow
ed 20 ride otherwise. They are Rtnl
cempod Alongside the railroad track
whore the attempt TO board the train
was mnde
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

by Associated Press.
The senate disposed OF the Wilson
contest temporarily while In executive
session this afternoon by referring It
back to the committee. and then took
up the treaty negotiated between this
country and Russia for the protection
OF The Russian seals. Senator Morgan
made statement as TO reasons FOR
the treaty and Il was referred to the
committee on foreign relations,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

: Rome. May SIN the chamber of
deputies today during the debate on
the foreign estimates, Baron Blanc
the minister of foreign affairs. said in
regard to the conditions imposed upon
Italian emigrants: 1--WE have been in
negotiation with the United States gov.
eminent and have the satisfaction to
announce that we have found the au-
thorities at Washington to be most
anxious to cooperate with us with the
view Of protecting our emigrants from
the snares of so-called agents and
bankers at the ports of arrived and to
put them In the way of embarking in
profitable agricultural pursuits"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

BY AhsUcIHIeu FTesH'
Chicago, May 5.-soft coal has adj
vanced in this city from s2.75 to 81 per
ton. Assistant General Manager Wood
san of the Chicago and Alton road said
that the Ohio coal operators had stored
In the Lake Erie ports $1,000 tons last
winter and early this spring. II APP
pears that as soon as these ports had
been well filed they cut their miners
wages to the lowest limit. This action
naturally brought on the strike in Ohio
which was followed by the general
strike which was known to be inevita-
BILE from the start
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex. May 5.-General Pat
terson's army Of lndustrlals now num-
beers $50. They will start for Wash
ington next Thursday. If railroads
persist In refusing to haul them they
VIII expect Populist farmers TO fur
nish them wagon transportation. Their
rules say that any man offered work
In his line must accept provided the
pay offered is high enough. They held
another mass meeting tonight and the
speakers regaied them with abuse Of
monopoIles. corporations and the gem
eral government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
BRECKlNRIDGE's OVATION
Greeted by nm Immense Audience,
He Delivers Powerful Address.
Enfhusiasm of His Followers.
lie Defends MS Actions.
BY Associated Press.

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TODAY by an audlence a, sooo r.on,e
renresan,ing Tho vo,srs =, ,ho sn,,sr,,
congregational dIs,r,c, IA 100, ~
pie from tho a,rrn,nd,rs oo,,n,r, m.
snesk,rg va, a, "a. cnera 49,. -
half an hour before cal 1rect,n,ldgs
arrived the nnd,,o,,,,, No. e,,, 80 ~.
ole. when be advoncea toaast ~.
80 80. 'u.,ssu 'o"'''" Wy
ence stood nm ana vo,,od ,,,dtv 10,
ten minutes. The coIon., ws. ared
with emotion which shook him from
head to foot. He made the most pow.
erful address aver delivered TO Ken
lucky audience. when he spoke Of
the action Of the ministers union In
This city which took action against
him, he assumed the most defiant look
ana strained every nerve In his body.
ne ilsta We're closed, and his expression
was 'nht OF brave man thoroughly
e"'aspu' ne gave tho public press
~, ''.S he'' hihss' ana when he
,"'u 'na' ne hhp no criticism Tor the
80 -. :" we VIM my voices
nave nave
ine reception was certainly enthu-
ahV' anu WINE eVty man In the
100" oS1s W., "o' p's' ms vote Tor breck-
na, -. p'1'i' 10 ne seen ne
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for whit bayo d.. " nam
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election OF mo can no,,.a. ,.to
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,or a. 4, sr'' ''''u 10 atone
n, ""s' '"'' IT ~ NOT becoming
"a. Nv, '""', "liuur To- How
49, "'''u "o'"H VI" thiH htonement
rlouuoe 4" o'ners' now much earnest
'es' A"u iaoor IN ava OF good things
'a 70 good eHuseH7 When l came TO
'hHNc pubic utiorance under clrcum-
'''hces to any audience. how cautious
was that no word Of mine might
.empt others to be guilty az I was
sullty Now that exposure has come
here Is an element Of gladness I'm II
care not now what letters come In
ny mail: care not INV for tho elnaed
ioor to open--there is no ekeIeton tbare
and can Ro into the cienr .n,,,,,,,
Without mystery and look mn throu,h
he blue skies into the unner vo,,s
sith the feeling that ,h.ro "a no Nm,
here.
II am mot a,r,t, ua, -. a..
ION viii suddeul,, COM, +. ,,a, 40 ~,
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iestroy me and mine. This 10 ~, 49,
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may last. in come rosnoc,s cors,,,,,,,,
weet domestic relatIons which nhsa
lteiy need ana out Of which ! h,ya Nv
lie. are mine. The extent ~ mv rrm,
gaa truthfuny confessed hy ,m. 80
ttermost boundnrl,s v,itbon, n,s,ia,a
ion or paniatlon. 10 mai sxtcn,
gaa guilty. beyond TINT VIVA Inn
emit wba,evor charso ., "'a ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

By NsNOCIHIeu Pftss.
Plttsburg. Pa. May 5.-The coal
strike continues, and 1t is exceedingly
hard to say what the final outcome
will be. Both sides are waiting The
operators who are friendly TO u confer
ence to secure uniformity of rates ex-
pect that settlement will be reached
at the Cleveland conference. They are
notifying customers that they will be
in position to supply coal as usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

special Dispatch.
Forney, Tex. May 5.--J. t. Gilmore
OF Kaufman Is In town. He is a can
didate for reelection 10 the once OF
county clerk.
Henry Irwin. one OF Kaufman's old
est and most respected citizens. ia in
town. He is candidate for the oinee
OF district clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

BY Associated Press. sun Z
Hlllsboro. III, May $50 y
deputies appeared at y, 200
mine today and the coai ~, s,,.l
notice that every miner ~ XVI.
work would be protec'ee. ~, n
applied. whereupon 500 s., ,s,..''
announced the mine eiO'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

by Associated Press
Wellington, May 5.-rhe presiden.
has approved the Joint resolution pro-
viding for partial payments on yes
sells constructed under the secretary
OF the treasury, and directing the sec
retary OF war to make an examination
10 dete,-mine whether Is danger OF the
MiHsirslppi river cutting through the
lands diyidng II from the ST. Francis
rlNe' NM Walnut Bend. AAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
Central Traffic Association.

BY AssOcIated Press.
Chicago, May Sat the meeting to-
day OF the Central Traffic association
the notices of Western lines discontlnu-
Ing participation In arbitraries and al.
lowances was referred to a committee
for conference with committee Of
Western lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

E7'7'' EI7VIKVII'
boswell, N. NJ. May Bob Alex
ahder who killed Tom Thomas last
Sunday morning. was released todav
on $4,000 bond. Through some legal
,eehnieality he has failed to secure an
examining trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

5y NssuvIHItu FTtss,
Washington. May 5;-The treaty ne
gotiated by Secretary of State Gresham
and Prince Cantacuzne. Russian mis-
lister. is an agreement looking to protec-
tlon for the Russian seals of the coasts
OF Islands OF Siberia, where seal fishing
VIII be permitted by vessels OF the
United States. 1t is understood the
limit is fixed at ten miles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

By lfssOVIuItU TTtAs.
Washington. May 5.-Postmaster-
General Bissell this afternoon ended
the spirited controversy over the
stamped envelope contract by awarding
II TO James Purcell of Hudson, N. Y.
the lowest bidder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

ny associated Press.
Coal Gate !. T., May 5.-Davc Ro-
hennon, a half-breed Choctaw and n
noted character in the Choctaw nation
Was shot and killed at this place today
beiore expiring Bohannon succeeded
IN fatally woundlng one OF his assaii-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

representative. Five delegates each
were appointed to the state, district
and senatorial convention. The county
nominating convention Is to be called
at the discretion of the executive COM
mittee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

- -h9NNNAAANh A"ltNhs
Vienna. May 5.-Every possible eff
fort is being made to save the lives of
the eight tourists who We're entombe6
last Saturday by the sudden rise of
water In cavern at Sourlch, The
celebrated swimmer Grobei. has Ieft
Vienna for the scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Special Dispatch. In .
Roswell. y. NJ MAY ,,s;s',
aiming trial of NIKE = VI 4 j
stabbing Charlie HUI. 81 ussI
Lake on April 81 his es .as,i y
$500, The evidence ~, a.,,,s ;
acted in self-aefcnse-
alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

b9 NssOcIuIed Press.
lansing, Mich. May Sat 9.5
o'clock this afternoon Gov 9iob 80 -
nouneed the appointment OF John Pal
ton, JI.' as United States senator ~
succeed Senator Stockbridge. deceassS
unit, until successor is elected by the legis,
lature next January. ~ 'Ne lesis-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
coxEY, BROWN I'M
THE varo on III.
POLICE co,s, =


BY Associated Press
Washington. NAV
falling of in the a,ts,a.'
gressmen at the trial
wealers, which was r. :, Y,
Miller's court today,
siblev of Pennsylvania ,s ''''e
In the bar. After oalcs,
police force had told hcv
coxey ran across the m. y
berry and We're arrested.
sythe' a clerk in the dI,,.''
or's office, tried to polp, r.
of the city where the e,, N
lie. but the attorneys FOR ' 4. !.
made objection that 1t Va, I. !
tent. After conslderabl. -.
was permitted to STATE Il.
hearsay' he thought wer. 4.
aries of the grounds, Jua,'
called Officer Law and 49,.
eral questions. Repres,,,.,.
rose and created somethIr, I
sation by declaring that II =,
the court was endeavorlur I
prosecuting officers out d
which they had shown M,
pacltv to lift themselves ~
Can you show any Inv-.
the questlons?' asked M N,
81 can object that the W.
absolutely improper and ~
sponded Mr.. Pence.
Judge Miller declared with I.
BILE warmth that it was h,
and sworn duty to elicit Al \
"a tiAN matter
Mr.. Pence asked some os.,
the officer which showed IA,
he was recorded as the con,,'s
the case he had not entered 4,
plants. He could not ten *,
pened that charges Of di,r,s
duct and assault had ben
and afterwards withdraw
Ger denied that Browne had N
bed and when he was a,l,3
Browne had not been roueblr
Judge said that was not IA 4
officer T.. d. Aldrldge cls,,s
the mystery which surrouaae
cumstances under which Oh.
Columbus Jones OF Phlladsla.
aged to get himself arrested. i
the officer explained, had lid
as the police We're trying 1
Browne.
officer Murphy testified int
been stationed on the capIld 4
with orders to prevent any \
tion from parading there. Or
sons from carrying banner
broke in, flourishing a banner
GER said, and he had ARRESTED Il
gresham Hudson OF Kansn y
amined Mr.. Murphy.
You signed this affidavit
not?" the congressman asksl
ting the complaint against CD
Yes, sir"
And you did not see corg
mo, sir"
Sergeal Kenny had seen BID
BrlghtwoUd bringing the ma
their peace bannerets, as ne
jailed them, in such a drill ua
heard Of before. although he 70.
'oldler, Jones had made VI
rom across the street. the ~
commanded Jones' followers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
Instructed for S...,

Baird. Tex. May 5.-The pon,,,,-.
convention today ins,rae,s, opullsi
gent . sovernor; Marion Martin NV W.
,enant-sovernor; H. E. Mrr,,,n neu-
treasurer; J. W. Despair M v s,loeh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

BY Associated Press.
-, washington, May 5,-rhe net cola In
5he treasury AZ the close OF businsss a ~, ~
ances .l22,ess,lls. N"e SAsh pal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Iowa City, Iowa. May 5.-The sever
est storm known for years swept over
the city at o'clock this afternoon. In
htteen minutes more than $500, 600 dam
age was done to buildings and their
contents, The damage In the country
Is very great