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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
DEATHS.
JUDGE eRpeG.

Special Dispatch.
Sherman, Tex, Manh 10. County
Judge u. r. Gregg died heIe this even
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Special Diwateh,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

Rev W. o. Waggener, former pastor
of Laurel-Street Methodist church, but
Of late years a member Of the Montana
Conference who is a delegate TO the Cen
eral Conference now in session at Mem
phis. Tenn, will visit Richmond with
his family on his return home the latter
part Of this month or the first OF june
Professor John Bolton will give a mu-
steal entertainment at LaureI-StreeI
Methodist church next Thursday evening
Ut S;15 o'clock.
Work is progressing finely on the new
park in the lower part Of Clay Ward.
The penitentary is to have coat OF
whitcwash. Several convicts nave oeeh
working on 1t for the past few days
Rev. T. J. Taylor. pastor OF Lauref-
Street Methodist Episcopal church' as
sisted Rev. L. j. Phaup in meeting at
Midlothian last week.
Mr.. Burris L. Meade, Of PETERSBURG
who has been visiting in the Wesl-Ehu'
has returned home.
Mrs. Pussy, Of south Laurel street. con-
tlnues quite sick.
Mr. Fred. Hatch. Of Baltimore, VINO
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. George
Swint. of Holly street, left for nome
yesterday ,.,-,.
Miss Rosa Farmer, who has been VISIT
ing friends in Newport News mas re-
| turned home.
Mrs. Inge continues quite SICK at hei
| residence on south Laurel street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

ton. The masses at the Cathedral will
be at G. s. and half-past 10 o'clock.
Father Andrew. O. s. b.. OF North
Carolina, spent the past week with Father
Willebald. OF Sc. Mary's church.
There VIII be a meeting OF the Ladies'
Beneficial Society to-day after vespers
in the basement OF the Cathedral.
Bishop Seindenbush is a guest OK Father
Nillebaid.
Rev. Father Welbers conducted a very
satisfactory meeting among the colored
people of Meherrin during the past week.
Maronite priest has been the guest OF
Bishop Van de Vyver during the past week.
Rev. Father Kenefick. Of Alexandria,
was in the city during the past week.
Rev. Father Tierney. OF Falls Church,
was called TO Harper's Ferry last Mon
day TO see his father. who was quite
sick.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Bridget NJ. Reilly and Michael J. Moore,
which will take place at ST. Peters Ca
thedral Wednesday morning, May Both,
at o'clock
Next Monday night Rev. Father Ahern
will read paper on the Bible before the
members Of the McGnl Union.
Rev. Father Friol is much improved In
health.
The regular monthly meeting OF st.
Mary's Beneficial and Social Union Will
be held next Tuesday night AT a meet
ing Of the society held last Sunday IL was
decided TO give their annual picnic al
Ashland Park on Thursday, June 'th'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
JACKSON WIED POLITICIANS.
An Early Morning wrangIc over the Nom
innt!Ons.

After much DELAY and a well-establish-
ed. aN-around wransie. Which came near
resulting in general scraTpinS match
the Republicans Of Jackson ward, IN
convention held In Bahen's Han. corner
of First and Charity streets. nominated
their candidates for the City Council
and justices Of the peace, early FRIDAY
morning, as follows:
For the Board Of Aldermen, Henry j.
Moore. Common Council. First precinct,
William 3. Smith; Second precinct. Nor
ton Deane; Third precinct, Benjamin
Jackson; Fourth precinct, NJ. T. Page and
John c. Smith. Justices Of the Peace:
First precinct, Thomas $. Hucless; Third
precinct. Collins T. Valentine; Fourth
precinct, X. Alexander Christian.
James Bahen and John Mitchell, pres
ent Aldermen, hold over. Henry }. Moore,
the nominee for the beard, has served
FOR the past two years. while the only
new men put up for the Common Couh-
ell are Morton Deane and John g. smith,
1t was a typical gathering Of colored
politicians. and they made things lively
for a few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Justice Johns Court.

The Justice and his two associates de,
spite the warm weather of yesterday, held
their court as usual, and disposed Of the
following docket.
John Dangerfed (colored) was sent on
TO the grand jury on the charge or
feloniously assaulting, cutting, ana
wounding Julia Johnson with hatchet.
Slater Harris (colored) was sent on Tor
stabbing Willie Cutlett with knife.
The case of James Bagby (colored),
charged with assaulting and woundng
with a stick r. II. Kelley, was con
tlnued TO the 22d
Sadie Hobson Estelle Harris, and Ada
Wilson. three dusky damsels, were sent
on to answer the charge Of keeping and
maintaining a disOrderly house.
Fleming Randolph (colored) was sent
10 a Jury on the charge Of stealing a
lot of carpenters tools, the property OF
r. w. Wingheld.
lin Jones (coored) will endeavor TO
convince the Hastings Court Of his In
nocence Of the charge of cruelty beating
a certain gray mule, the property OF
Walter Blair.
Stanley Shackleford (colored), who re-
fused TO move on when so ordered by
Policeman Jake Lange, was taxed So@J
and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
No IfOul PloV,

Coroner Taylor and Dr. Bosher yester-
dav afternoon made a post-mortem eX-
animation of the body of Sarah, alias
Mary Dudley, a negro woman, who died
rather suddenly in the house, NO. III
Mayo street Friday afternoon. 1t was
suspected that Fanny Fox. notorious
character. who has served a term in
the penitentiary for malpractice and VINO
was treating the woman at the time or
her demise. was responsible for her death
and Fanny was arrested as suspicious
character. She was committed to jail
as such by Justice Crutchfeld yester-
day morning.
The post-mortem failed to show any
evidence of foul play and, therefore,
exonerated the suspected woman OF all
blame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
4 DeiiglItful Trip.

Quite a large crowd wen; down on the
excursion 70 Williamsburg yesterday
morning The trip was under the auspices
Of the lady board Of managers Of The
Virginia Hospital, and number OF me
lodies were in the merry party which
lee. Ire Broad-S Street station Of the Ches-
apeskc and ONO about $50 o'clock. There
we're two coaches full OF the excursionists'
The party spent the day at the old colo.
NAL capltal, viewing the many points OF
historic interest in the quaint town and
returned home about G o'clock in the
evening highly delighted with the trip
which was a conspicuous success in every
particular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
WHATS Said About the Convenience OF the
Recent Change of Schedule on - ""' -
hallway. -,

hallway. al, NJ
Consul-Genoral Townes TO Rio), MI
T. G. Leigh. president Of the hoIesdie
crocers' Association. and Mr.. Frah,
Davennort. representing the KIchhohu
Chamber of Commerce. had an appoint
rnent last Thursday morning win fTssI.
ant INGALLS, at Cincinnati. They lel'
picbmond at 2:20 =. NJ. wednesday Oh
the Cincinnati and st. Louis Llmiteu.
= & o. railroad. reached CINCINNATI az
g o'clock next morning, ATTENDED, ~ ~
business from 70 1920 O'clock anu 10,
ed Richmond on their return ~
morning in time for consultation W.
committee of the Chamber OK comm, ~. -.
They ate breakfast on the uii'', 80
before reaching Cincinnati anu 49,
after leaving, 50 were enapieu W In
the entire four hours ana ~ md
m 80 business. Messrs. Townes ana
- -, smoke I'm the highest terms OF
~ now service of the {. * ~ 49,
M NJ Townes averring that no petter
- ,o- the money could be had III the
Irntted States than that served Oh 'l',
Shasoneake and Ohio dining-cars, anu
,bat II gave him pleasure 10 TESTIFY "
~ excellent standard OF tram se.Niee
e,,toined by the Chesapeake * ONO
nni,a.a,. company. which is perfection
10 monument 70 railroad enterprise
az W.Auo Mr. Leigh spoke enthusiastlcal y
- tain service. smoothness OF trdch'
VI - ~ Rich standard OF the equipment l.
"iI -a-od tha meals on the dining car 10
H.t'st sa,,,ed by the famous Deimohco'
a-l.ed that comparatively no
an. tine is now consumed IN making
business trip TO Cincinnati uhah "
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

The stockholders Of the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company held a meeting in the
company's Office In this city yesterday.
There was no business transacted, and
the meeting adjourned until July 10Th.
At the same time and place a meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danvita Railroad Company was
held. No business was transacted, and
the meeting adjourned as above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

Facts AID Figures for 1894 About the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The Company was incorporated In 1871
and commenced business November o.
ISIS on a purely mutual basis. and mas
always been conducted on that plan.
Jan. /, 1854. Jan. |, 1884.
No. of Policies o
I'm force ....... 1891 l3b, ilO
Amt insured. .s92. ,O93 90 1922, 1921 70
Assets ............ A.ll5.32l 43 6i,07ll& SO
Liabilities ........ n,953,0I5 oil oZ'HZ'l-o 10
Surplus ........... 3,152,2i5 - u'5)o' 40 ~
THE LIABILITIES are calculated ac-
cording to the Actuaries' table at per
cent. ,.oo
THE SURPLUS increase during 1893,
amounting to SlS9l, 072.2G, was nearly 81
per cent (3l.S) Of the increase IN liablllues'
Compare this with the reports OF other
companies.
THE NORTHWESTERN stands among
the highest Of the life companies OF the
country in strength and security as
shown by the ratio Of surplus to habllI-
ties.
IT INVESTS ITS FUNDS upon improY-
"a real estate security, az western rates
Of interest and II has now so invested
over Fifty-One Millions of D'lars. It's
location enables it to select the choicest
securities. and to command the highest
rates OF interest ..-,,,,,,r,., ~.
No FLUCTUATING SECURITIES. NO
loans are made by the Company on STOCKS
collaterals or any kind Of fuctuating OF
| doubtful securities.
Full information and examples OF ac-
,uoI results furnished for comparison
9TH those Of any other company.
TOHN B. CARY & son, General Agents
for Virginia and North Carolina, kich-
| mOnd, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Richmond Bar Association.

There will be a meeting OF the mem
hers OF the Richmond Bar Association In
their rooms. corner of Eleventh and Main
streets, tomorrow afternoon at clock.
when Mr.. c. V. Meredith, president OF the
organization, will deliver an address upon
so,oa NJ the work Of the last Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Catholic Notes

To-day is Trinity Sunday the last Gay
of the Paschal season. which begins on
The first Sunday in Lent.
Forty hours devotion opened at ST.
Patrick's church Friday morning at
o'clock, with solemn high mass and pro-
eession. and will close this morning al
nigh mass
Next Thursday will be the Feast OK
Corpus Christi, which 10 day OF dsvo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
cb,mborazo Park Lots, Pretty an" 'h'Ap'
a., r~r.,..,, Auction sale To-Morro"'

]. b. Elan & Co. real esta.e e, as Mo-
will sell on the premises to-mo''V San,,,nI
day. at $50 r. NJ. tnir,een ,,oyord ad.
building lots on National poule, -, rars
Joining Chimborazo PARK ir easv
sn,. nos,t,ve. bargains inevitable. Pat
GA conveyance at ONCE Of auctioneers
a. l:so p. n. Don't miss this enAnes'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
piehmand vs.. Eonnohe.

The Richmond bali team Will cross bats
NTH the Roanokes in series OF threA
games. beginning next Thursday. at West
End park. Both clubs are In fine form
and highly interesting contest may be
expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
TIE MUnDIRrr.

The negro who committed the brutal
crime IS about twenty or twen'y-one
years OF age. Eve feet eight inches In
height weighs about 80 pounds, and has
a gincer-brcad cast of countensncc. HIS
expression IS that Of an underhanded,
sneaking character. and there is SOME
thing repulsive about his general make
up. He is said 70 have been worthless
sort Of fellow, and to have been in rou-
bic before.
For months he languished In iah. ana
his trial was postponed several times.
lie secured as his counsel George W.
Thomas. william Justis and Common
wealth's Attorney Garnett, OF Manche5-
Ter. These gentlemen made a strong el-
fort for his acGuittal. and their work
was both faithful and creditable 20 them
selves. But the evidence was too strong
against the criminal, who was found
guilty Of murder in the first degree HOP
hns was convicted some time ago, ana
there is now every indication that Hen
rico viii have two executions before
many moons The prosecution Of Hop
kins was conducted by Commonwealth
Attorney Sands. OF Henrico. assisted by
Commonwealth's Attorney-elect Harry Nj.
smith, Jr., OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
The Select Ten
Chidren-Every child appeal to Munns
mothers neglect against innocence when be known
ine in all chdns
of of 10
No. 20 CURES

Coughs, Hoarseness Cold on the chest, Bropchltis.
Laryngitis, prevents aud checks Pneumonia. A
single visit 20 the physician from whom we
sell you the remedy complete for Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
No. TT CURES

Teething OF children. No event IN tho life Of
the child Is so trying. At the hrsi indications OF
Irritability, Crying, DiarrhGa, give Musson's
remedy No. II /; II assists dent,ion and 10 many
instances may be the means Of saving the be OF
the infant Price sSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
No. p CURES
| No. 80 CURES

Fever, Congestion, Grippe, First stages OF colds,
Coughs. An excellent remedy for commencing
treatment of any disease get bottle'of this
remedy at once. have 1t in the house. Price, 2oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
| No. 10 CURES
Group, Tishtnes,. Difficult Breathing. Pnos sc.
No. IS CURES

Eczema, Pustular Eruptions. Moist Exup,ions
Dry Scaly Eruptions, thoroughly cleansing the
blood. The formula for this remedy was obtain
ed by Va at great expense from a noted specialist
In cutaneous diseases; you get the full benefit Of
IL Tor Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

In our day the colleges and the schools
are doing more than ever before to ad-
vance the best interests Of the race. They
are supplementlng the purely scholastic
and Intellectual, gymnastic, curriculum Of
tre middle aces with the applied science
o,d snecial instruction needed by a ma
ton of workers
The older schools taught. not the
sciences. the literatures. and the arts OF
their time. but mainly the literatures' anu
chose almost exclusively classic our
ecbools are coming 10 give to al VINO
desire them. the principles OF all ii'ein-
lures. all sciences. and OF ali arts VIZ
optprowth of all history. most coino'e'e
and perfect education Of the tiIne'
We NAV now ask: What is the purpose
"a che method OF the education whlch
., sbonid he the privilege Of every ci'lzen
IN enjoy? Why should the child De give"
&c urinary instruction, the youth ms
schooling in higher learning the young
man or the young woman wheh praU"-
cable a college education what stuui'S
should child and youth ana mature ".,i'
or woman take up? What should De VI,
ain, and the way OF securing ihe
Kind of education? Should not euuoa' .o'
IN AL cases. be directed to"aru ,nr the
aration OF the indlNlHu''i - 10 should
most of the probable atter-ais ,.,,, care
II not prepare him for hrs,, t .nn he sof,
~ IL, ,I'.,fn,s In the world. next Tor tne sai :
V ,''.a,,onco ~ his family, next ior wv
ma ;,snr, ~ the moral and intellectual
y-ss,,rsa Of whatever sociai eAis.eh0e may
p'easu, a,t,cipated for him? These are
be i aii.y that took shape In the minds
tne Eat men OF earlier times. IKE 81
90 of Caesarea. VINO opened wo.k-
Bash, % ,he cramps" OF the time; Ike
shops ,ndsrs Of Aexsndris and " drst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

Retail Druggists supplied by Z. P. REEVE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13
A FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET.
PovtuEars Insult Go the Argentine
TIaE.-A IiniEaTiAn CEisi-.-rhc
English Bering Sea Biii.

LONDON, April l2,-"willie" Wilde,
formerly the husband cf Mrs. Flank
Leslie. was married a few days ago TO
Miss Sophia Lees, by special license, In
this city. The bride Is the grand
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas orde Loes Of
Merton. near Dublin. Wilde claims
that prior TO his marriage he consulted
high legal authority In America In
regard 10 his right TO again marry, and
that finally he obtained the authority
u the chief registrar Of Somerset
House.
Regarding his position. in an Inter.
view tonight Mr. Wilde said that,
fortunately, lie did not take out
citizen's papers during his residence
Ia New Hork,and added; "lhe Ameri'
can officers have No jurisdiction over
me. allowed the action brought
against mo by Mrs. Leslie 10 10 by
default.
81 do not care to say anythin 2
against Mrs. Leslie. simply We al i
not get along. saw her last on Broad
street, IN London. Our Interview was
friendly, but We have not oorrespondtd
wi h each other. She wished T. con.
denim me 10 a life OF immoral celiOuoy
as "a punishment for my deeds in
America"
NEw YOmS, April - --Mrs. Frank
Leslie was seen by reporter todpy 10
reference TO tho London cable. IN
She expressed herself as much eur
prised ut this story.
"ilss Lees Is ABOUT ~ years old, bul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13

LoSDoN. April l2.-ln the House Of
Lords today the Earl VI Kimberly, IN
moving the second reading VI tue Der
ing sea bill, reviewed the whole course
of the arbitration, and exp eiesd Hp.
prevail Of the action Of the marquis oi
Salisbury Ia submitting the question
10 arbitration. The earl femafkei that
precedent had been established which
was Of the greatest importat ce, nnd
tssd the belief that - soon ~ the
legislation necessary 10 carry cot the
provisions Of TIT award hal been com.
pleted, n covenant would b. entered
toto between the United states and
Great Britain with the object VI settling
tue claims arising out VI tue illegal
seizure II British SHIPS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13
The Land Office.

Frederick j. Tcnley, OF Milford, has
filed an application In the land Office
for homestead entry Of 100 acres In
section 80, township % south OF rangc
~ west.
Alexander Muirbaoh, Of Stockton,
fled au application for u homestead
entry OF ia acres la section 20, town
ship south VI range west
Anthony H. Mutcsif, Of dunnison,
sanpotu county, flied an application Tor
q homestead entry OF lBj acres In
section 4, township 2JsOuth OF range !
uHtt
wilnsm Caldwell, Of Gunnison, filed
an application for homestead entry VI
no acre. IA section o, townHnip 2OsOuth
VI range ] east.
George J. Miller, Of Herman, filed
an application Tor n homestead entry
VI 100 acres la section IS, township 3
south VI range west
Hans T.. Rasmussen, Of Molon,
Emery county, filed nm application Tor
q homestead entry OF 30 Rcfas IN sec
ton L., township 20 south OF range !
east.
George Stewart, Of Meadow, Millara
county, filcI tinai proof Of a homestead
entry OF 90 acres IN section %, Town.
ship - south of range o west
Miliofd Hess Of Pennington, Davis
county, flud NAL proof for timber
ca .tufu entry " 100 acres In section II,
tow nship ~ north Of range 3 west.
Elizabeth Robinson, u Fillmore
Millari county, fled nnal proof Tor 4
| desert entry OF 40 acres IN section 7,
tow nship u south OF range o west.
: William n. smith, of MI fJrI, filed
an application Tor a desert entry OF ~
acres In section 80, township IS south
| OF range 10 west,
Henry w. Charter, Of West Jordan
| filed final proof lot his timber culluT,
entry ofl6O acres In section 10, town
/ chip . south Of range west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
HOUSE And SENATE.
D,mocrals Decide that The Time Has
Come 10 Act.
A rrsE ron REFUSING TO VOTE.
ssn,ior PeGer Delivers the Third ln'
siallmsnt Of Ills Speech on
the Tarin Bill.

WAnntNaroN, April l2.-rhe Demo.
cratic managers OF the House decided
mat the time had come when some
elective methods should be adopted TO
fores the Republicans TO participate In
legislation. During tho last Congress
and during the present Congress the
Republicans have Oh frequent occasions
t.adlockcd the House for days by ~.
U'sluy 10 answer TO their names, thus
br,aklug n quorum. As there was no
mic 10 compel them to vote, and ne
Inc Speaker declined 10 adopt the
method Of counting a quorum without
tuo authorization OF rule, tue House
VA. constantly at the mercy OF the
minority.
F5ftbe last few days the Republic
cans have blocked business aud thure
wns a widespread belief on the Demo
cratic eide that this was IN pursuance
II pfCc0ncertUd arrangement with
the Republicans at the Senpio cnd Of
the capitol TO delay all business with
b WOW to postponiug action on tue
tafliTbil IL IL lntlm AteI that quo.
ram would hereafter be demanded,
not only On HAftlHAN tuNAahNtft Ahh WI
The routine business % the House.
Under such q stress Of circumstances
Speaker Ctisp, Mr.. Caichlngs and Me
Oulhwaitr, comprising the Democratic
end Of this committee ON rules, decided
this morning that the time had come
70 act. a resolution, cmbodying now
rule, designed 10 fine members $40 fol
refusing 10 vote, was prepared anu pre-
tented. Whom the House met The
Democrats were BY no means unani'
nous In their approval Of n. Wlilu
the general sentiment OF the Hous,
favored some modification Of tho rule
o. accomplish the purpose dcaircd, d
wide differences of opinion cxi ted NJ
o. what tuat modification should be
Tue ID m0cfats today were unable Il
muster quorum 10 act ON the new
iulu aud finding themselves unable 1,
unDcrrd, "a resolution was offered 10 re-
woke leaves OF absence aud compel th'
attendance OF Absentecu. By rtsoi
TO ever, means known 10 plrliamen
lsty law the Republicans succeeded II
preventing the adoption Of this orde
Tor siE hours and a hair. Tomorrow
the struggle will be resumed.