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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

betrothal from the fact that he had
the news before queen Victoria or the
duke or duchess OF saxe-coburg-e'o'iia'
and the evident delight OF his Imperial
majesty is evidence Of the Importance
which he attaches TO the al
lance. Emperor william VINO
Is deeply bronzed by eN-
posture to the sun. will leave coburs
tomorrow for some shooting on the
estate of the grand duke OF saxe-Wei-
mar at wartburg.
The czarowitch was born May s.
1865 Ciay IS, Russian Style at ST
Petersburg. The condition Of his health
has been the subject of grave appre-
hension on the part of his parents
and their loyal subjects and It was on
this account that he set out upon a tour
Of the world In 1891, which came near
ending tragically in Japan, where ne
was attacked by crazy Japanese po-
liceman. and would probably have been
killed but for the timely intervention
of his cousin, the crown prince of
Greece.
Princess Alix of Hesse was born at
Darmstadt on June G, 1872, and is the
youngest of four sisters Of Grand Duke
Ernest Louise of Hesse, who was mar
rled yesterday to Princess Victoria of
saxe-Coburg-Goth The eldest sister
Princess Victoria, is the wife of Prince
Louis Of Battenberg, and the second
sister, Princess Elizabeth, is the wife
CT Grand Duke sergius of Russia,
brother of the czar. The third sister
Princess Irene, IS married to Prince
Henry of Prussia, brother Of Emperor
William.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Senator Hawley. but the hour of !
o'clock having arrived. the resolution
went over without action. and the
tariff bill being laid before the senate
Mr. Galllngcr Of New Hampshire
spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Gniimger was followed by
senator Mcmillan Of Michigan. who
bald: A comparison between the VIII
son bill as 1t comes from the houss
and the new Canadian tart shows
how close an understanding ~ have
existed between the trainers Of tho
two measures
senator Dolphin followed in a speech
against the bill In which he incl
dentally paid a high tribute to ex-
President Harrison. At o'clock Sen.
ator Doiph suspended HIS speech. He
will conclude tomorrow. Thea the sent
ate. ats5.aO p. m. went into executive
session, and at sos adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Continued from First Pase)
ing publicly through the daily press
assumed the responsibility OF calling
out the national guard TO this city for
the declared purpose OF blocking tho
movements OF what Is known as "In.
dustrial army" under command Of
Gen. Kelly, and
Whereas he has been reported by
the press as saying that IL the army
captured a Chicago and Northwestern
train, "thc train would be ditehed. let
the consequences be what they may"
Therefore. be IL
Resolved, by the citlEens OF Coun-
oil DlufIs, In mass-meeting assembled
that the unfortunate and periiou
situation now existing In this city Il
largely due to the bad judgment and
m timed expressions and action o,
Judge Hubbard. aud that In the In.
terest OF harmony and to restore peae,
and quiet in this community. It ia de
sirable that Judge Hubbard be re
quested by the Chicago and North
western railway company TO leave thh
city at once, and that a copy OF thest
resolutions be sent to Marvin Hughitt
president OF the Chicago and North.
western railway and to the Associated
Press. BE It further
Resolved. that We have faith and
confidence IN the humanity and charity
Of the managers Of the different roads
leading out OF Council Bluns, and that
they have been badly advised.
AZ about 5 o'clock. when All hope OF
securing a train IRON the officials had
vanished. the crowd went aiinlessly
from Bayliss park, where It had lis
toned 10 the addresses OF the leaders.
The leaders had ,snished ana the men
were getting restless in the cold. when
from the south came marching SOC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Representatives, Burrows and Vince
Ter Pass mt Each Other.

~, T,.-.
sy AAsoc's'eu isss' ~ 80
washington April -v'--ih' re
naSsase ~ ",,'9, ,'...,,.o.' .,.,o,ys
ing, between i'epreAe''' ~, vn,se,.r
ana wheeler .ou" ,,', 80 oo,,rnns
was taunted win t"'h'ns iou,
OF the Cohtiess'o''", '' ,.s - 49,,
clseiy one minute, ""u - 80, 90
prutest cuuie VIZ" ~ -. .,,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
Ell rAso's COLLECTOR.
no Word Received From HIm--The
Mayor designs.

Special Dispatch.
FL Paso, Tex. April 2O.-Frank
Merrill assessor and collector of Texas
Is still missing. His wife today de-
livered to Judge Caldwell certain papers
including deeds executed by him last
Friday showing that he had planned to
leave. A reporter this eveing found
witness who testified that Merrill was
at a house to borrow a saddle about
II o'clock Friday night which corrobo-
ates story to the effect that he went
into Mexico that night and went South
next day.
A sensation was sprung on the city
council tonight when the resignation OF
the newly elected mayor, DR.. A. *.
Albers was read. He gives no reasons
for his course and it is great dlsap-
pontment to the public which elected
him by an overwhelming majority.
Later-The city council tonight elect
ed r. f. Johnson as mayor to sue
coed DIT. A. l.. Albers resigned. John
son is a wealthy young business man.
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a roruLlsr SCHEME.
Representative Davis of Kansas
HAS IL Sew lden.


HAS IL Sew lden.
BY Associated Press.
Washington, April 2O.-Represonta-
tive Davis. Pop, of Kansas introduced
In the house long bill reoitinB the
woes of the unemployed and directing
the secretary OF war to Immediately
enlist "70o,O 600 men In an industrial vol
unteer army to serve FOR the period of
one year after enlistment"
The army is TO be clothed and fed
and paid as regular soldiers. Instead
OF drilling they are to be employed on
public works, such as canals, rivers
and harbors, public highways, etc, TO
dcrray the expenses OF this army, the
secretary Of the treasury Is to issue
legal tender notes and certain other
forms OF currency The bill specified
the following issues OF money to pay;
FIFTY millions to replace the waste
and destruction OF notes under the
uct OF 1878; si5o,ooO,Ooo to replace the
national bank currency; 100000, 600 an
nually hereafter to keep up the volume
OF money.
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ANorunn noYAl anrnoruAL
netween Grand Duke Nicholas ana
Princess nentrlce.

BY Associated Press.
Coburg. April 20.-The betrothal 10
announced Of the czarowitch. Grand
Duke Nicholas. to the Princess AIN
Victoria Helen Louise Beatrice Of
Hesse. A few days ago 1t was reported
that the czarowitch intended resignine
his succession to the throne I'M favor of
his younger brother the Grand Duke
Michael, The belief was that mis- ac-
tion was contemplated on account 30
the opposition of the car to his mar
riage with the Princess Alix. 1t was
also stated at the time that the czar.
owitch would never marry. Rut al
obstacles to the happiness OF the cor,Io
seem to have been removed ava H.,
announcement of their betrothal NJ ,h,s
time before the dispersal OF the many
royal personages who had assembled
FOR the wedding OF yesterday aTords
opportunity for the customary eonrrat-
ulationa.
Emperor William OF Germany was The
first TO communicate the news i, ~
betrothal to Queen Victoria, who ex-
pressed helself as being highly pleased
Emperor William then walked from the
ducal schioss to the Edinburgh palace
accompanied by L, " swayne. he
British military attaehe at Berlin ana
communicates the news to the duls
Of saxe-cohurs-Gotha. Emperor
William is believed to have been main.
" Instrumental in bringing about m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

caused by the distribution Of patronage
In .he ststsS n he ,arlv ro' DIR y
the present administration. 1t was ex-
pccted that Representative Gresham,
who is the principal hacker Of the bill
which passed the senate. would have
hearing before the house committee
on the Judiciary this morning. There
was no time for the consideration Of
the Texas court bill. like bill
introduced In the house by Gresham,
has been referred to a subcommittee,
which Bailey Is chairman Of. The
senate bill viii also be placed In his
hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Special Dispatch.
Washington. April 2O.-Texas resi-
dents in Washington are all preparing
10 attend the celebration in memory
Of the battle Of San Jacinto tomorrow
might at Masonic Temple,
In order TO settle nnally all OF the
controversy which has been raging SOW
eral days over the vacancy in the
finance committee, caused by the death
OF Senator Vance, Senator Mills makes
positive announcement that under
no circumstances will he accept the
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

women, headed by Mrs. Herman. This
, gave new life to the men and when
the women proposed TO go to the trans
fer and take train the march was
quickly started In that direction. At
the transfer an effort was quickly naoe
10 take a fast mail engine, but II failed.
Then, when the men seemed ready
to quit again, one young woman who
stood by group Of Union Pacific en-
gineers, said: III l was a man ! would
have an engine"
This was an that was needed
Union Pacific bridge engine was stand
Ing there. Veteran Engineer Wlcks
had his head out OF the window. His
son, George, also q Union Pacific en-
Pineer, called to him TO get down and
he did 80. In few moments the men
had the ten bridge engines and were
busily enged searching the yards for
empties. Finally they We're found and
were soon on their way 70 Weston.
Kelly's army was anNiously waiting
results OF the efforts OF friends In
Omaha and Council BUNS. No trains
had passed them since II o'clock this
morning, and the rumors were so con-
nlcting that they knew not what to
expect
the example OF Omaha's citizens, and
ere giving the army food. Twenty
one citizens OF Persia filled their wag-
ons with provisions ana drove over
They could not get the railways tc
move the provisions, The citizens OF
Underwood sent over n load OF GOV.
erets and blankets, and there have
been visitors to the camp. The MIL
waukee company ran their trains ir
and out OF Council Bluffs and then
pulled up their trucks near Veola SO
that II the men captured train they
could not go far
Cut OF from the world.
Aside from Geographic communica
ton. this place h cut on from the out
side world. The telephone wire run
ming to the Bluffs was cut IN three
places this afternoon. when word was
received 600 men had captured Union
| Pacific train In the Bluffs and We're on
their way to the camp, Agent Chitten-
don at Weston sent for the section
and tear up enough OF the Rock Island
track west Of the switch to prevent
| trains from passing that town.
Work was begun nj once, but before
| It proceeded far the Kellyites had sur
| rounded the section men and persuaded
| them to desist, The section men then
| threw down their tools, only one rail
| having boon removed. Kelly's men
| quickly replaced the rail and drove in
| the spikes. Then Agent Chittenden
l came up and ordered the section men
| 10 tear up the track again. His de-
| liberatc attempt to wreck trains
| aroused the wrath OF the kellyltes.
! Their demonstrations were such that
the agent Ned back to the depot, fol
lowed by the section men,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Yesterday spent In Considering
Rates From Omaha 10 Texas.

By Associated Press.
st. Louis, No, April 2o.-Today the
Southwestern Traffic association con
sumed the whole of the time in further
consideration Of the proposed reduc-
ton in rates from Omaha to Texas
points. At the January meeting OF the
association representatives of the
various trade and commercial organiza-
lions OF Omaha appeared before the
committee and presented arguments for
more favorable basis Of rates to
Southwestern points, Kansas city and
St Louis having been heard at the
same time After considerable dis
cussion the matter was today stricken
from the docket without any change In
rates being made. The question of
rates on live stock from Texas points
to Omaha, which It is understood the
Omaha people are more particularly
Interested IN than south bound rates,
has not yet been disposed Of but prob
ably win be before the meeting ad-
journs The meeting will be In session
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

A Resolution Introduced in Com
rress Ancnt the Coxey Movement.

A Resolution Introduced in Com
Eress Ancnt the Coxey Movement.
BY Associated Press.
Washington, April 2O.-Provislon for
the accommodation Of the army of the
Commonweal is contemplated in a res
olution introduced in the house today
by Representative Boen, Populist, of
Minnesota. The resolution instructs
the secretary of war to provide within
the District of Columbia camping
ground and tents for all organized
bodies Of laboring people who may
come within the District, and to see
that their rights as citizens are re-
spected and protected during their stay
here, A preamble 10 the resolution
recites the reported approach to
Washington Of large numbers of I'M
employed people for the purpose OF lay
on the economic depression and to sug-
gest remedies therefor that It Is the
duty Of the government to maintain
peace and 70 respect and protect the
rights Of citizens; that peace. order
and good VIII can be secured and OBJ
served by concession and recognition
by the government as well as By the
individuals Of the rights of citizens
and by extending all possible aid to
them In their endeavors to secure such
redress as they may consider them
selves entitled 10. The resolution was
referred TO the committee on military
affairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
MAcKAY vIcroRrous.
He Wins His Suit With John Ander-
son for Rreach of Contract.

BY Associated Press.
New York. April 2O--John W Mackay
was sued in the supreme court by John
Anderson for 100000 for breach Of con-
tract in connection with the CONNER
cial Telegraph company The verdict
today was for the defendant Mackay.
The jury in the case OF Garrett ID.
Wilson of Lexington. Ky, against
Pierre Lorrillard of New York for the
recovery of $500, the price of the mare
Ann Fief, that was sold to Lorrillard
and returned as unsound returned a
verdict for the defendant The ac-
ton was tried today in the United
States circuit court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

lie Leaves Ills Army TO GO to New
York for Few Days.

BY Associated Press.
Iiagcrstown, Md, April 20.-Coxey
left hls army At this town tonight for
four days absence in New York dur
ing which time he will stop at the
Hotel Imperial and viii attend the sale
OF some OF his Kentucky thorough
breds. BESIDES this he will try to ar
range with the railroads for excursion
rates TO Washington for the demon
stratIon on May l. Il IS from this ar
arrangement he hopes TO get the greater
part OF his crowd in the city. Should
this plan succeed. he aud Browne de-
clare that there win be no trouble In get
ting so 700 people to the capitol be-
sides those on the road. The army had
10 buy lis own flrewood 20 cook sup
per on Logan Hill and as the town
authorities refused to allow the army
10 draw ON the MIGRANTS OF the town
the camp was without water until the
railroad company gave them the use OF
plug In the railroad yards. Late IN
the evening when a severe thunder
storm arose, Mr.. II. G. Koepler, the
agent OF the Western Maryland road
again came TO the rescue. giving the
tramps the use OF an empty warehouse
after a farmer named Ballantyne had
refused them shelter In an empty barn
near hy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

A Council Of War Heid to Devise
Means of Receiving Him.

a 1,n,-,.,II - w., IT,1I =, D.,t.,,
No., 20 n,,ta H..
Press report
N'sn'hB'oh Aprll Eo'--I mere was
council OF war this morning at the
District building capt Powell was In
his element. Some wag pasted piece OF
paper on the board room door where
the commissioners We're in session
which read;
File, ne, 70, night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

NUtNIHT ITHUHVVTs
Washington. April 2O.-The United
States marshal Of the Eastern district
of Texas Is still here using his infu-
ence against the provisions Of the pend
Ing judiciary appropriation which re-
stricts mileage expenses OF marshals
and deputy marshals engaged in car
rylng United States prisoners.
G. Lee Jester OF Corslcana was a
visitor at the capitol this morning.
General regret was expressed among
Texans here today upon receipt of tel
cgraphie Information OF the precarlous
condition Of Ex-Governor ThroclSmor-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

BY Associated Press.
Washington April 20 The house cleo
lions committee today. BY the votes OF
six Democrats and three Republicans,
decided to report in favor of Mr.. En-
loe In the Thrasher- Enloe election con
test from Tennessee. Representatives
Thomas OF Michigan and Waugh OF
indiana withhold their votes The
three Republicans who voted favorably
TO Mr. Enloc wcrc Taylor Of Tennessee,
Daniels Of New York, and Mccall OF
Massachusetts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
nEoovERED THE pow
Then They Are Attachsa =
an OLA Judsnsst

By Associated Press,
New York. April 2Q.-3isA
Negley Of Plalnaeld, N y \
the West Thirtieth street
tion this morning and ldenuss
lise of bonds and other gaf
had been stolen from mn k K. \
his residence in Plainilealu.. Y
Coleman, whom he had ts. w,
coachman on the LIST OF W.
discharged for dishonelns X \
30. There was one raiiros.ee y \
ing, but the police claim . W, 4
be able to ind It. cole sahssf
been arrested. Deputy ~
her today levied on las WA Il
bonds, which were repON,i WA.
been stolen from Gen, W.
levy was under an exeelTsa1SA \
claim in favor OF the w rs
bank, on which judgmenI =
Negley had been obtaine~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Special Dispatch.
Washington. April 2o.-The follow
ing pensions have been granted Tex
ans;
Original widows. etc,-Nora L. swain
North Galveston, Galveston county.
Mexican war stlrvivorR-lncrease,
Martin Boatright. Lone Grove, Llano
county; Anderson NJ. Waddill. Iowa
Park. Wichita county; Thomas s..
Deoderick. Navasota. Grimes county;
william II. wheeloek, Harrison. Nc
Lehman county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

tjoIonrI wright Tells OF the ProHre"S
Made and the Future,

Made ana tue fh'hfs'
fress Report.
washington. April disappointment
mt on Census Wright said The census
,et Originally provided for the puoll-
ration OF the ..<,mcs OF all surviving
,aidiers and the widows Of deceased
folders. At my suggestion congress
sas authorized the transfer Of all these
names to the pension Office, where
they win be Of great service. This VIII
AVE the government nearly S250'O0o and
yin ennhe the census office to COM
plete almost all the clerical work by
me LIST OF July. as contemplated by the
Jaw OF last october. There Will then re-
main small portions Of three volumes
rnly 10 be completed. so far IA copy
Ia concerned. The extension OF time
provided by the recent act Is for the
purpose OF allowing proper proof read
Ing by those most familiar with census
l'olumes, Discharges are being made
lqpldly. but IN all cases weeks mo-
tee IL allowed. and tho dlchprged en-
gtoye is given all the leave due by law.
The statements that have been made
to the Effect that census reports are
heing doctored is absurd They are
being brought out in all the integrity
OF MIR Porters plans, Wherever mat
ter has been eliminated It has been
because such matter was not IN accord
with his approved plans. No facts coll
lected for The eleventh census have
been Suppressed or changed in any
wayn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
MIG LEGAL CONTEST.
Seven Million Dollars Involved In n
suit in St. Louis.

By Associated Press.
81, Louis, No. April ga legal con-
test opened In the United States cir
cult court here today which involves
the right to the title to the invention
of the application Of electricity TO To-
conotion. The case is STYLED the
Adams Electric Railway company
against the Lindell Railroad company.
ana $1,000 600 are at issue. Behind
the llndell Railway company. which
y me nominal defendant, are the
9ps4sue Electric company. the Ed
~ ,,, gei'g ~, Electric company and the
.. immense wealth who have contract
ga with the Linden Railway COMPANY
protect II In this particular case
rom interference IN its business on
the Snrasus matars "
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j. II. ncKHLs ENTERTAINED.
A Reception In His Honor Given by
New York Bankers.
~ Aggont.tad xa,aa.

By Associated Press.
New York. April 2O.--A reception in
honor of Hon. James II. Eckles. comp,
troller OF the currency, took place this
afternoon in the rooms of the clear.
Ing house association, at Pine an6
Nassau streets The reception was
given by the presidents of the banks
composing the association. Shortly
before 2:S0, the hour fixed FOR the re.
ceptlon to begin, there were more than
100 of New Yorks fnanciers in at
tendance, After a welcoming address
by George Williams, president Of the
Clearing House association, Comptrol.
Ter Eckels made a brief speech, com.
mending the New York hanks for their
course during the panic, and said in
all great crises they had como to tho
front. A dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Eckels was given this evening
in the ladies' annex Of the Metropoli-
tan club by some Of the bankers OF
the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

BY Associated Press,
st. Louis. Mo. April '2a'-a
the Republic from MoaEso y I
In turning the soil n ~ /,
number of farmers nave I
large numbers Of loeuslS y y, :,
nary size. This appear, NJ
rapidly spreading bells a. ~
to have the seven seH''
wear -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

By Associated Press,
Washington, April Representative
Van voorhls Of Ohio has Introduced
bill for survey Of ship canal route
connecting Lake Erie and the Ohio
river by way Of the Ohio canal and
MuskinEum river It Is 10 have
sufficient depth TO transport the largest
boats on the great lakes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
iHd'0" REPRESENTATIONS cielm-.

By Associated Press,
Washington, April 2O.--In response TO
TO the resolution introduced in the SEN
ate by senator Shoup, the attorney
general soday sent to the senate a list
Of all clfms and judgments In Indian
donreda }nn casoa since June 90 1Sgl
The Aggregate OF the elaine n 5000 10
and OF the judgments S5l4.02i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Lena Longhammer. Hattie Jones
Fannie NJ. Jones. Z. A. Hunter. Ruth
Clemens. NJ. Il. Clement, Johnelle
Bryan Carr. a. Pryor.