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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

a niiI WIN he Introduced Permitting
Mrs. stnnfnrd 10 Sue.

washington. Aug 2i- There is pos
slpility that steps may be taken by
congress early next session TO relieve
Mrs Leland stanford as speedily ac
may be OF the embarrassment placed
In the way OF settlement Of her lus-
bands estate by Attorney General OIL
ney's claim against 1t In behalf OF tlie
government OF The Pacific railroad
debt. = new method Of procedure
heretofore not contemplated hae hcen
outlined al the suggestion OF Repreaeu-
tative Mcguire OF California. who has
advocated the enforcement ~ claims
against the present estates OF the four
great directors OF the Pacific railroad,
and has been one OF the strongest
opponents NJ any plan FOR an extension
OF their debt, The proposition, hricty
stated, is to authorize Mrs stanford
TO bring suit against the United States
and thus cause an immediate adiuii-
crtion Of the governments suit. Under
this proposed method Of procedure. Mrs.
Stanford wonld become the pnlnuit
aud the government the defendant for
! the purpope OF the suit. There has
been a strong movement 10y the friends
in congress Of the late Senator stnu-
/ ford to facilitate as much as possible
| the settlement Of the claims TO relieve
I Mrs. stanford OF the incubus upon the
property. So long AS the suit Is pend-
/ ing the trustees OF the estate cannot
u IlANAt a. AlhhllNMAlONs anu the AANlAn iNA
| the LELAND Stanford Jr., university
/ axe IN a certain measure Infected. In
| the regular course OF LITIGATION tha at
| tOrney generals proposed suit could not
1 be tried until tile bonds OF the roa
4 on which the default OF payment a, in
! cvHahle hns maiured
/ Senator Hin has however introduced
| recently a bill TO require the prompt
/ prosecution and speedy determination
/ OF the claim OF The United Stetca
against the estate Of the Into leland
/ Stanford" which would make Il The
/ duty OF Attorney General Olnoy To
/ cause TO be instituted m tn circuit
court Of the United States for the dls-
/ trlct Of California such suits aa may
be necessary to enforce the l9im d.
| recting the court TO give such suits
/ precedence over all others and also
| directing the attorney general 10 hrst
| prosecute Tie claim In the state court
II that may be NECESSARY. When Rep
Preventative Culhtuon, chairman OF tho
judiciary committee. brought the bill
NJ In the house yesterday, Representa-.
tive Mugulre sido-tracled II by an oh
lection to its confederation MI Ma.
guire says that he objected to the bill
because II was loosely drawn. After
ward he told MIR. CulbefsOn TINT h,
would draw a bill under which thi
same object might be accomplished
Partially the Mcguire bin viii enable
Mrs Stanford 10 bring suit against the
United states IN the United States cir
cult court Of California 10 determine
the validity of the governments claim
II viii contemplate a suit Of the same
character as the PROCEEDINGS in equity
which a real estate holder might iusti-
tute 10 quiet title against party who
assorted n title TO his land. Such
n suit can be authorized by special
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Very Little business OF inheritance
TransmcteaI--Adlonr


Washlngtpn Aug Automatically
after the reading OF the journal in the
house today AIr. Catchings Doma OF
Mississippi from the committee on
rules, oifcred Joint RESOLUTION tor a
sire die adjournment next Tuesday.
the 2Sth instant, at ? o'clock u was
adopted without division. Air. Catch
inEs then moved thnt when the house
adjourn today Il he 90 meet on Mon-
Ilay next This was also agreod To-
!. MIR catehinga asked ynaninions con-
s'cnt TO publish IN the Ieclrd the titles
90 the bits passed by the houue at
rms session together With y list ~
Whose which passed the house but failed
In the senate, Mr.. English noma of
New jersey objected. Mr., Terry Dom,
OF Arkansas, from tho committee on
Judiciary. asked unanimous consent 10
consider senator Hirs biz PROVIDING
FOR the exclusion and deportation OF
alien anarchists with It he ofercd
an amendment which, he said. Was de-
signed TO meet ohicctlona 90 tho hiH.
Il defined an auarchNl 0s ''pne who
advocated the destruction Of All gov
eminent BY violence or tile goVern-
ncnt OF the United StatcE. Mr. ENg-
liah Objected, Two bills were PASSED
by unanimous consent ono Tor thc re-
lief % certain WinnehaEo Indians and
the other Tor the relief OF l.. a. Hath
I away s Co.
Then at 1866 the house adjourned
I until Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Washington, Aug el.--Today was the
windup of all the legislative business
in The senate. Tonight, tomorrow and
sunday senator's and representatives
win be leaving in every direction. The
senators who were recalled on what
the Democrats thought was purity ex-
pedieney. have left the city again. or
will have departed before Monday.
Senator Harris recognized that further
LEGISLATION was out OF the question and
when the senate was doing business
behind closed doors he had the order
directing the sergeant-nt-arms to COM
pei the attendance Of absent senators
resclnded.
few moments before adjournment
senator Quay notified the senate that
this was the end of all legislative bust
ness, He said: u desire to mention
that It is more than probable that there
win be no further legislative business
transacted at the present session. and
Il any senator has any matter Of that
character which he desires TO dispose
OF today. II had better be done now
before the senator from Tennessee
takes US back into executive session"
Mt CoclSrell-I supposed we We're
through.
F Ar Quay-If we are through It Is
all right.
And as Mr.. Harris Immediately had
an executive session of one minute
the senate adjourned. II was obvious
thai all was over
on Monday when the senate meets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

No Quorum Prcaent--severai House
Mills Passed.

washington, Aug Elf possible the
connie wore a more deserted appear
anco than on yesterday and The day
before. despite the fact thar ono nc
publican, Mr.. Higgins, anu Two Deiho-
Gratis. Mcssrs, Camden ana suffer hau
returned Senator blackburn tried 10
deliver his resolution insructlng the
committee on rules to sii curing thc
recess for the purpose OF revising the
rulos. senator Blanchard objected ana
a single objection kills any motion.
MIR Blanchard fears that the rules may
be so revised that debate VIII be cut
ar and a free sugar bin passed al the
next session. &.
Mr.. George asked and obtained IN
definite leave OF absence for his col
leaeue, Mr.. McI.aurin, on account OF
serious illness of his family ana then
Mr.. Harris. without testing the pres
enec OF a quorum, moved ihat the sen
ate proceed to the consideration OF eN-
ecutiye business. This was agreed 10
and ~ 1905 p. m. the senate went into
executive session,
After going / nto executive session
some legislative business was done
Tbe following bills were passed. houhe
IN "a provlde for the collection Of IN
ternnl revenue; carrying into effect me
! proyisions OF the convention between
/ ~. Irnttad states ana NentauNlh ifihA-
Inc 10 lie arbitration and settlement OF
| ne claim OF the Venezuela STEAMSHIP
company; ixing the salary or the
! ffnitrd States commissioner IN NE
1 Venszuelan claim arbitration az s5OVv'
! mi the senate pill authorizing ths
secretary OF tine interior 10 correct
| errors where double nliptments OF ianl
ha,e been erroneously made TO an IN
/ disn. 10 correct errors in patents.
The following house bills Were
nasacd. Authorizing the construction
~ bridge across the Missouri river
4 Of hewitt, Mo. The blu for hridge
ocross the Mississippi river ~ or rear
q r.ot1s was called up. but MI COCK
III. otisctrd unless an amendment VIZ
adonted providing that The pfiase
sSn,,id not be built within TWO miles
above and two miles below me W.
Hr,ayes already constructed. the hea'
and ne Merchants bridges ana as 'h p,
,yas not acceptable 70 the ffienas OF 1n'
me house concurrent resolution lo'
c,ai adjournment OF congress on yes
l,i'a a. % O'clock was laid before me
ssnsts al the request OF MI Socf'Fp'i
II was agreed to- 49,. ,-h., 4,
,r,.. semitic also agreed tnat When ~
stn,,,.nsd n be until Monday next
&c, ,asolrfion was offered hy ~
,t,,daav and agreed to proFiains ioi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
yoAlkuM wnAcoMrp MoMn.
erccn,iue Taurus out 20 Meet the
Noutlncc.


Greenvillc. Tex, Aug "a lion ch "
II. Yoakum. Democratic candidate Cor
congress- from the the Taird dlstrls1
was nominated at asiaae.a yes eigiaF
after sevcn-days' aeht 1hc Hurt
county delegation. htndcd hy Llga
Perkins OF this city. went Into the con-
ventian with the intention OF nominat-
ing him and they It'd IL
AZ soon as word reached this place
OF his nomination steps wcre ~ once
taken 60 ascertain Il the party would
return last night II was learned that
they would arrive al 1890 bv tile way
" Dallas Preparations WIRE NJ once
made TO rive Colonel Yuni,um an ova-
ton Bon nres were kindled or built
on the square. Before the arrival
OF the train a large number Of people.
both young and Old, repaired ia the
denot, headed by the Firth regiment
band, The Tryolenn atrlng band with
tho Greenvillc rifles were also there.
Az the procession ucarod the square
Colonel Noakum WAS carried from tho
wagon 10 the speakers stand amidst
Tho shouts and wells OF tho crowd. lilo
said TINT n was compliment any
man ought TO feel proud OF and he fclt
very Eratrfui 10 his frienda Tor STAYING
with him IN his fight. nnd wound up
hts speech by PAYING u glowing tribute
20 Hon ~. Il, porkins, Judge j. y.
Sherrcll and John n. Craddock.
Speeches were nude by pcrklus, Grad
dock. shorrcll Sorrelis Looncy and
others. Thu defentcd candidates Will
AL work for the success OF the Demo-
| cratic party. Altogethor everything
| Is very harmonious among the Demo-
/ Gratis OF this dlHtrict.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
Quincy and His Guard Expected to
Mix Things.
yOAEUM ROYALTY WELCOMED.
ereccnvnie rays Complainant TO
che Next Congressman IRON the
THIRD pistriet--Mr. Meek WIN Not
he e Republican, Candidate Tor
Governor This Time.

Dallas Tex, Aug. 24-~The local COM
nttce u arrangements met al 4 o'clock
this afternoon with Alr l., s. Garn-
son ns chairman. to arrange for the
entertainment OF the delegates to The
Blael, and Tan Republican state con-
vcnuon to be held in the convention
city next Tuesday.
The dcieRatcs will meet in the Sam
Jones tabernacle. The meeting VIII be
called to order nj r. noon tuesday
August IS The object OF the convon-
iion is 10 put forth platform Of pure
Republican principles 30 shy proml-
nont members OF tho wing. and TO NOM
ln0tc fun state ticket
No attempts We're made to hermonisc
the two wings of the party which split
at Fort Worth. and It IN not believed
that such an attempt VIII be made.
The following committees were APP
pointed;
ON selecting hurenu or informa-
ton for oolorcd dlcgatoa--s, W. j..
/ l.oweey. George McLan. j. IT, sims
I 3. C. Rutherford. Frank Jordan l..
( A Brown, W Ray, j. r. stArkes.
] DncorHiiQnr1 s.. Witwcg T., $.
Z Garrison. 1amoa } Cannon. @. w
( Guild, j r. Sims, S W j. Lowefy.
{ ArranFomentr- H. s UnrrlHon wiki
4 authority 90 nm out Tho COMMITTEES.
BAdges-ii. j. Grover
I Conspicuous among the attractions
I o. tho convention VIII ho Tho presence
~ the Ercot Quincy fnho Ca2eite ror-
J rcst,G1fut ~ conversation WIN q lead
ing Gtpnhht1n 81 HaiVpston WHO de-
sirce his name withheld. stHH told thnt
the Cunryitoa ia That plhco had re-
juctcd nh offers of compromise
Mr.. a j Houston OF che Lily whites
was also interviewed by 6- Gusettu onr-
respondent TO-DAY. He knew nothing
OF any move 10 rcuniic the two WINGS
and make Them nap In unison. lie was
/ certain that The LILY Whites would
l mako no overturca looking 10 that end.
In tact, he anid thar the only kind OF
fusion that could possibly take
place would be for the Bllcl, ana Tans
20 walk up and vote for the nominees
or the LILY WhiicH, This. he says. the
Black and Tana have the same
privilege 60 do that Democrats and an
men have, hut no greater In other
words the Lily whites hav1 started
company with the BLACK ana Tans.
and they decline 10 further 'homol0-
gate" or anlllate with them on any
I conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Saratoga, n. j.. Aug. 2i.--At today's
meeting OF the American Bar Gasocia-
tIon the commission on nominations re-
ported the following officers. who were
clected. President, James o. Carter OF
New York; secretary, John Huxley u
Baltimore, treasurer. Francis Rawle ot
Philadelphia; executive committee, the
above and also John Randolph Tucker
OF Virginia, George Mercer Of Georsia.
ana y. q. seloy OF Wisconsin Vice
presidents and members OF local coun-
ellis were also elected for the several
states, Papers were read by Edmund
Wetmore OF New York on ''Some Limi-
tationA and Requirements OF Legal Ed
ucatlou 10 fhs United States" and by
william A. Keever Of Columbia college
on "The Inducuve Method ia Legal Ed
ucation."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

the printing In the diplomas OF the
Worlds Columbian exposition OF the
names TO whom the diplomas we're
awarded. the work TO be done By the
bufeau Of engraving and printing and
the cost to be paid from the appro-
prlatlon Of 100000 already made.
a resolution was offered by MIR. Pet
threw directing the interstate CONF
merce commissioners 10 furnish infor-
nation concerning the ownership OF
railroads by foreign governments. the
rates charged for carrying the pussen-
gers and freight as compared with the
railroads Of the United States for like
service and the COS. OF operating rail-
roads operated by the government aud
the revenues as compared with The
United states; also as 10 the war4s
paid 10 employees hy Hovernment rats
roads as eompared with the WAGES paid
in the United States. The resolution
was agreed to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Ilrsston. Tex, Aug. PA trough
biz pressure extends from the CEN
lakes southwark u the Texas
/, and there is a low pressure area
Ms It's appearance over Montana.
|t are two areas of relatively high
|iurt. one over the Missouri valley
be other over the eastern portion
H. country. Partly cloudy to
Vi weather prevails over the great
|prtlon Of the country. Rain
|rniing TO 10 of an inch or more
Iprted from Atlanta, Corpus Chris
talyeston. Jacksonville, Montgom-
bod San Antonio.
lral forecast for Texas for twenty
hours ending at IL midnight Aug
81 North Texas, Central Texas.
Texas, Southwest Texas, generally
Stationary temperature; coast dis
local rains, stationary temper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
mnnIS's rnouAnLn wIrIpnAwAL.
Has No Time 10 Make the Race if
Nominated.

E r. Neck IN not expected to allow
bis name 10 go before the "Htrnlght-
out-and-outn Republican convention In
Dallas next week II ~ expected Tint
he VIII 50 state IN letter to his Tar
rant county friends before August ~,
when the convention ~ called TO or
der
a large number Of this wing of the
party IN T1rfani are sorely dirappnint-
ed over Mr. Mecke' expected With
drawnl. Nj ogden o. San Antonio Will
probably be the leading man IN the
race now.
Chairman BurhrldFe. ono M the most
active workers Of this faction Of the
Republican party here. said yesterdays
1.-THE lmpOsgibiiiiy or Mr. Weeks run
ming n sore disappointment. lie n
donapicnously fitted for the honor. The
crush Of professional work 7 under
stand makes the race an imnossibillty
with him. 7 know Neck sufficiently
to say that he wouldn't no into this
naft without nghiing. II he We're nom
mated he would deem ~ his duty 70
get into the ncld and do nh he could
for tho party. He IS very much op-
posed 20 The contemplate Hyaicm of
MAILING local politics snbscrve the In
tereats OF the candidates IN getting
federal patronage He believes, aa we
MI DO. that our numerical weakneHs
IA due to this aolf-eerying We are
IN tho fehf for blood and not for fed
erai patronage. We want ultimate Vic
tory right here and propose to nght
bonestly and fnuarciy FOR H. That's
tlle .way Mr. Meek feels and that's
why no declines task on which he
could not spend sufficient time. Ht
4 .e.s y. New York on buslnsss,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

New Orleans, La, Aug. 2i.--Louls o.
Desforges. councilman from the Third
municipal district, has been indicted
on two charges b. The grand jury. pro
posing to receive a brine and having
endeavorcd 10 purchase a mpirrial Wit
ness not 70 appear before the grand
Jury. One Of The indictments against
him is In connection with tbs track
privileges which were granted to the
louisville and Nashville railroad on the
river front The other WAS FOR en-
doayorlng to prevent superintendent
Mammal OF that road ffvm appearing
before the grand jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
TINE wan IN rrin EAST,


New York. Aug. "a THE Britiah
steamship Cam, which Is alleged 70
be loading with arms and ammunition
Tor japan, VIII not be prevented FROM
sailing go FAR ms any interference by
the British connul at this port 10
concerned, Acting Consul General oil
bert Aa1cr said today that he had
had no conference with the Cams
captain nor could lac prevent TINT
ghip from leaving this ppriSylth arms.
~ could not refuse her clearance" said
Mr. Frazer. "ff she loads with arms
she does so at her own risk. She
fnrfolts an rights to tho protection Of
tho Britiah government. I have no
logBl right TO stop her captain from
sailing from this port with arms on
bonrd"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

London, Aug. "a .--The officers Of thu
Hong Kong and Shanghai bank In
this city entirely dircredit the report
that china attempted 20 raise loan
OF 100000 tnels upon the security Of
the CHM merchant feet II is re-
ported TINT China IL negotiating with
birmingham nrinH for large supply
Of war material II Is added that the
agents Of the Chinese government In
tend 10 ship these supplies 90 some
Spanish or South American port and
then trhnship them 70 China.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
,,ay vs.. Antique sNALIsai.

4. caxet,e recef q o.. prints
II, item of Associn q y, Jews
t..suies TO Texas, "a n 'un
- % "A member OF n, u
prrss, over n leased " u n,
veeciyes and prints IA 81 II. II,
~ lie state at large tA' " =
IL daily newspaper In r..
does not print csaayE, specs \
eontrihutions on miscellaneous
4 aces not "sprend" every itom 10
= pnac AZ pnsHiblc. it inatructs
Irorrespondents rs foIiOyva;
"BOuL DOWN"
YOU unnt n Texas Newspaper
1, teiis ali the news In rs few
II rs possible, which ~ modern
,anlisul, You ure compelled to
! The gazette, for IL * the only
T. newspaper constructed after
model.
ron want intermInabIc essnys,
Irminnhir speeches, intcrminnble
Eorta, don't take the Gazette. IL il
built thHt why.
r. Garcttc sells tho news. In mod
farm. at a modern price.
n rents week for the daily
ID cents n month for the daily
sunday issues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
|nr DEAD MAN MS BnorHpn
laterestipg Case Possibly of mem
tai Telcgrnphy.

|sf Of Police Jim Maddox yester-
Deceived a letter from a party in
Z The postmaster of a town called
4. who inquiries about a. Lieb.
writer signs himself II. A. Lieb
a brother of the &. Lieb he in
about, He writes that he last
nom LIeb some months ago at
NE, Texas.
tae IS but little doubt that the A.
y IDENTICAL with the man Mrs.
Apson shot fatally two days ago.
Zane corresponds and August Lieb
eNn 10 have been about the state
aembly.
II Is nothing in the letter to show
me inqdlry was prompted by the
1g Of the telegraphic news OF the
4 y. even presupposlng that the
pas had time to reach this point
men. A curious coincidence is
lae date Of the letter comedies
ne date Of the shooting, II 1t
develop that the Lieb in Iowa
orwn 10 write about his brother.
~, ~ In Texas, at the very moment
a'Vr was being perforated with
Il an interesting case OF mental
sphyF Is before the spiritualists.
q Maddox has written reply to
EiuIry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Waco. Tex. Aug, gi.--The faction OF
the Republican party led by l.. NJ.
suhlott Who boltcd the regular cone
vontlon, viii meet tomorrow In judge
Sootta court room and hold n county
convention Of their own, and elect dele
gates to The state convention NJ DNl-
las, They are confident OF their dele
Fntes ACQUIRING odmigsiln over the reg
ulnrs' az the state convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

eject on politics. to arrange n coalition
and establish permanent headquarters
ia Washington Tor the purpose Of In
llueneing legisiatiop The knights OF
md Il n learned that the visit OF
Messrs. Hayes ana Maran. Of tho ok
ecutive board OF the order, 10 wash
ingtpn this week was lRrgely to look
ever the field and pave the way for the
establishment OF the puarters several
populist members OF ctnsrcss- were
consulted and offered their ass.stance
~ furlherng tho piun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

London. Aug. gi--Adyices received
from Toxic assert that no serious but
Tie has recently occurred between the
Japanese and Chinese forces In Coren.
II is added. however. that on August
n n akirmiah took place at Chung Wa.
during which a Japanese officer was
killed and 1--WE privhtcs were wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
TWO MEN LYNoHnp.
y aud n Member of "A Desperate
Gang Hanged.

|I .ss Ala. Aug. 24.-Tonight
rnelfs Station. thirty miles south
= band OF masked men took
n,.alker and Riuhar3Jordan out OF
ssDlal train. bound for Mont
a a. itom Deputy sheriff Kirkland
nehee them by hanging them
nv and afterwards perforating
h, Ssa,es With bullets, The prison
~ ,oeen tried al Union Springs
'atf We're convicted and Walk
m up to the penitentiary Tor
s1uan Tor twelve years.
i. e..fuary the agent at suspen-
y me Mobile and Glrard rail-
r. shot dead IN his store. adj
I'M ,ne station. Two weeks later
Nv was shot az the same place,
IN. not Killed. The crimes were
n, III . q gang OF murdererz- and
ja,apn. which Walker was leader
~ an member. Detective NYnl
?, Columbus. Ga. went down
walker. Tho detective and
surrounded Walkers house.
~ latter shot wallace dead
,o..,..aoo door and then escaped. lie
rss , os. caught in Florida. Jor-
fht IN Bullock county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

A Tsrrant County Horticultural So
ciety IS being organized for the pur-
pose OF fostering truck fsrming
Joseph Mcdonald OF the TexaH Land
and Colonization Hooiety Is al the head
OF the movement and circulating invi-
tnilans b attend the first meeting md
join. The entefpriae Is yefv fnv1rubiy
regarded by those Interested la the
development OF the county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Helena, Ark. AuB. H.-phillip Pettus.
who murdered his Wife here IA April
1879, because ale refused TO live with
nm war hanged IN the jail yard Of the
court house to-day at y o'clock. pSttu<
and his wife were colorcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Yokohama, Aug. 2t--Aotive military
preparations continue upon the pprt
N Japan disbursements are being
rapidly advanced 70 the front. News
has been received here 10 the sheet
that 10. 900 Chinese troops are about to
mako an ndvnnae upon Seoul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Wesfherford Tex. Aug. N.-Since
the Withdrawal o. the name ~ Judge
a Hood from tho race for floatcr.
tho name Of Judge /. n. Roach N
often mentioned 10 connection with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Yokohama, Aug. 24.--The harbor Of
Nngassakl IN now defended by iorpe-
does and submarine mines. Neutral
yensels VIII be plotted 10 by boats be-
longing 10 the japanese sarahipa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

I,'hlngton Aug. 2i.-For Eastern
y; Fair, except showers on the
& south winds.