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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

fplt SALE--Flrst-elNss hardware and
unplemSnt buHiuoss; good trade. no
eQHpciitlonilocHtcd IN county seat OF
tnc o. the best countlea In Tcxasi
satisfactory geasVn Tor selliae, Ad-
lirsS Hardware. postoftoe box %,
Meridian, Texas.
Folt sAl.lt- iuur-ruom houae AMI lot,
Wen iocatedi price. $500. or Will exc
chgnse for stock OF mcfohandlsc. u.
:, hare, soi Main street
FOR sALE~Good mule, ID IL hands
high; ON easy terms N. NJ Hood,
liO West SECOND street
FOR SALE Rargain. horse 4 years
vldi piano-hox buggy and harness;
good terms N, ~ Hood, ei0 West
Second etrcet
FOR BALE puslness houns aud ipl 70
NiVo feet; renting 5000 per year, gunr.
entee two years Lease caqh aud time
--eheap. Address Seller, care oaHettc.
FOR SALE Two-stcry rcsiarnce 81
eleven ropma With rNcollcnt convcn.
ignce, located on Fourth street two
nlocka from MAini renting readily for
sW per month, price si5Qa. Apply 10
J. X alillicen.
NEWSPAPER NOR SAi.il--Reat plant
ana largest circulation In county, the
leading Democratic weekly IN ccuu.
W, lornted IN county scat nppulR-
uon, leoo. Address u, this office.
PIANOS sold and rented Rrnt to ap.
ply ~ Payment on Instruments II
purchased Alex Hiachfeld. 700
Maln street,
FOR SAlE-A slx-column weekly pa.
per with complete Job OUTFIT, iOxis Old
NlNle Gordon prvpa, a harratn aud a
phyinI invnstmon, 90 the right man.
For particulars Address Tfos G.
Tnhe Nilia Point Texas
FOR sAIar-or viii trade for good
Western or Panhandle land, three
improved business lots. with two.
story hrloks. IN this city. Address
W =, Dergln, bort Worth, Tex
WANTED 20 sELI.-To reliable
practical mRehinlnt. half intcres, In
pnying machine ahor and foundry
at iiillRhoro, Tex Address Geo /
Jordan. lllllsbpro, Tex
10 HEAD very inc hornea and mulea
for sale BY ]. W. Thompson, az Poile's
stable
FOR sALE-ico machinery, latest do.
elEn, for prices and particulars, nd.
dess, y. w Turnraugh For, Worth
FOR sALn OR tllAsi1-.i5s6 acrea Of
good land. suitable for pasture or
cultivation, fenced and well supplied
with water; IN f'rlo county. Tex, i
Tor sale or lease, Apply TO u, Peter.
son, Paris, Tex
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pENOur PILGRIMS.
Fifteen Thousand >PIuiardS neceIvc the
Pops'- BlessipS.

Fifteen Thousand >RauiardS Hecelvc the
Pops'- BlcssinS.
RoNIE, April is.--Fiftecn thousand Span
ish pilgrims are in this city TO witness the
Identification of Juan Davilidiego OF Cadig.
Headed by the bishops and largo num-
bcr of priests, they marched TO 81. Peters
where the pope oiilciated. After the pope
had celebrated mass ho sat on the throne
and listened to an address delivered by
the Archbishop OF Seville. avowiug the do
votion of the Catholics of Spain to HIS
Holiness.
The pope, in q word, expressed his sat
isfaction AT the address and then turning
TO Mgr. Deivat requested him 10 read his
formal reply. which was in Spanish. IL
referred 10 tho unusual importance OF
this pilgrimage of the exalted and the
humble, Of the rich and the poor, and
dwclt upon the Catholic condition of
Spain. The pope cnjoined his hearers as
to the necessity o. a full and complete
return to the principles of their religion,
union. concord and submission 10 the
constituted powers. His holiness also
euloglzcd tho queen regent OF Spain, and
on n sign from their leaders the pilgrims
knclt III files along the whole length OF
the right side of tho great nave, aud the
pope was carried among them, bestow'
ing his blessing upon them.
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DRAINED WHILE IN BED
4 Horrible DsCGV.ry in a Cabin in
Logan C0lliy, Idaho
THEY WANTED HIS MONEY
S. n. Randolph Instantly Killed by
Scme Unknown Assassln-A
shocking Bit Of
Business.

sroeia, D,spatch to the silaiatL
HALEY. Idaho. April ls.-S. r. RAN
dolph, farmer OIL silver creek, Logan
county, ~ miles distant, was murdered
last night IN hs bed. Ito was widoWer,
Had no chi!drcn, aai lived OH a farm with
his tenant, ). 4. StolsWorth.
Randolph slept in cabin about 10 yards
distant from house occupied by Siols-
worth and family. When the latter this
morning eniorol the cabin he found Ran
dolph lying in bed With tho top of his head
beaten III with the butt end of an AK. Ths
alarm was given to a neighoor, who cams
To Bellevue for tho coroner and sacrI1.
The coroncr's inquest was completed this
evening at the farm. The Jury returned a
verdict that the deceased me; his death by
the hands OF persons unknown.
Tho cabin presented most horrible
sight. The bod, floor aud walls were
literally covered with tho brains and
blood. The body was lying in the bed.
covered in the natural position. The as
sassin must have dealt the FIRST blow
while the victim was asleep, causing in
slant death.
Randolph was native of New York,
aged 80. lic leaves one brother and two
sisters in California and New York. He
was highly respected and is supposed to
have considerable money laid away. This
was no doubt tho object of the murderer.
"a his trunk was rined. but the amount
secured cannot he learned.
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A FAMOUS MAIDSTONE.
II Has Drawn tn, rnison From Bites on
Moro Than 1000 Perscns.

II Has Drawn the f"ison From Bites on
More Than 1000 Persens.
From the II. Paul Pioneer Press.
Tho fame of the Wamsley maidstone at
Cieves. Ohio, is spreading. So far. moro
than 2.0,o people have been treated, and
scarcely day passes but patients come.
W. B. Wamsley, tho owner of the stone,
gives this history OF it: "Tho stone was
for centuries the property of an Indian
tribe in Virginia. They used il 10 euro
snake bites, and il was almost worshipped
and kept by a great medicine man. Where
IL came from originally nobody knows,
but there are numerous traditions. Some
say it was found in tho paunch OF milk
whIto fawn, others that it dropped from
heaven. one of the early Virginia settlers
got II from the Indians aud used IL during
his lifetime.
"Just before dying he broke II into three
pieces one of which he gave TO each of
his threo children. One went TO Missouri,
one to Illinois, aud the third to n daugh-
tor, who married a Mr.. Tanner. of Boone
county, ky. was threatened with rabies
aud bought piece OF tho Tanner stone
Since then | have applied 1t to over 2,CoO
| persons
The stone resembles piece Of alum.
The method of applyin; it is TO remove all
tue blood and lay the stone on the wound.
II there is poison it clings until il is all
extracted, the stone taking all the poison.
| When full IL drops OIL and is then put IN a
/ glass OF warm milk, which clears tho
stoue. Tho Wamsleys have had The stone
| Al years, Oui OF 1908 cases treated only
1--WE died Of hydrophobio, and o. these
| four left before tho stone quit stickiu;
and one came after he had a spasm.
at will not cure hydrophohil," said Mr..
| Wams,cy, but must be applie4 4beforo
| the poison begins TO work. /, has been
| known to stick as long as 70 hours TO some
persons
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thing" added Wise. sarcastically, "that
Thomas B. Reed has not done for a

thing" added Wise. sarcastically, "that
Thomas B. Reed has not done for a
month";"
"Did tho democrat congress, In 1850.
adopt fuckers rule?" asked Grosvenor.
"The proposition was withdrawn" re-
piled Wise. II simply desire now to strip
the leader Of the false colors under which
he has been sailing. We don't claim the
adoption OF the quorum-countinr rule OF
yesterday was triumph for the demo-
cratic party" continued Wise. 1--WE only
claim that il was not triumph for Reed
and republicanism. Tho attempt on your
side to falsify history and your own Reed
as the leader, is making him, in view OF
his former declarations, ridiculous.
Walker, republican from Massachu-
sets, replied TO Wise in a speech in whic!!
he cited nj length the firm opposition TO
the quorum-counting rule met by Speaker
Crisp at the tine of it's adoption in tic
EfIy-tirst congress. Crosvenor concluded
the debate for theday with some remarks
about the manner in which the Wilson bill
had been battered beyond recognition in
the senate. When he finished tho COM
mittee roso and the house adjourned.
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be taken concerning tho Breckenridge
scandal, although one OF the best lawyers
in the house said the constitution gave
ample authority. The precedents cited,
however deal almost exclusively with Of
lenses of personal nature committed on
the floor OF the house, as, for instance, the
case OF Brooks, who WAS expelled TOR as
saulting Charles Sumner with a cane.
There appears 10 bo lack of precedenls
for ottenses committed outside of con-
gress.
Scmc members interviewed declare that
no action can hc taken on tho numerous
petitions which are said 20 be on lr way
TO the horse demanding ihc expulsion az
Brechinrilee, these mcmhsrs affirming
that BrcekInridge Is only answersb!c to
his constituents, but tho burdea OF con-
gressional opinion is against this view,
though II Is pretty generally admitted
that no action on the petitions will he
taken further than allowing them 10 be
read.
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TO RECEIV. LIE ARMY.
washingiop'- Police VIII Keep Posted
on CrNry'. Plans.

WAsEINGruS, April lS--Whilo tho po-
lice authorities Of Washington are not
making their plans in advance, they arc
laying active preparations 10 receive
CoXey and the commOnwcal army. Two
members Of the detective branch OF tho
force, Officers Quinlan and Boyd, were
sent TO join the army al Cumberland Sat-
urday. Their business will bc to make tho
acquaintance OF any criminals who may
be enlisted in the ranks and learn the true
inwardness OF the movement, II it conceals
any sinister designs.
Colonel Redsione, local manager of tho
commonwcal, visited police headquarters
to-day TO labor with Inspector Holm
berger and convince him the purposes of
the movement arc beniilcent. lie repre-
sentcd that the crusaders are all law -abid-
ing men and he declared that they would
remain in town but few hours.
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THE EVIDENCE ALL IN.



Jury at Helena.
Special Dispatch To the standard.
HELENA, April ls.-Thc prosecution
completed the introduction OF testimony
ia the trial of II. i. Bachelor of the Stock
Growers bank of Miles City to-day. L. l..
Batchelor. cousin of the defendant, test.-
fled that the $3.50 draft sent by II. T.
Batchelor 10 the Billings estate in pay
mcnt for stock Of the bank was sent from
the banks money. lie said $50 month
was charged 10 election expenses anl
were paid out as interest on county de-
posts and not for election expenses.
Captain Harmon, a former director AMI
vice president OF tho bank, testified To
matters connected with the acquisition Of
tho stock by Bachelor. The latter told
him he had never taken n dollar of tho
banks money to pay for stock.
George Stree,s. director in the bank,
testified that Bachelor told him last No
vemhcr that Of his indebtedness to the
bank he had used $500 on his dwelling
house, 81, 400 had been paid to the electric
light company, 5000 in supporting his
fathers family. Sl2.OOO to buy the bank
stock, aud the balance was for interest.
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SAN FnAHCIsco, April is.-Fiyo furlongs
Long dor won, True Briton second,
Monta third; t,mc, :Ji Ouc-half milo,
maidcns-Clrcc won, Monterey second,
Coquette thirds time. 30. O1e mlle-
Hoispur won, Sir Reel second. Hydy third :
time. l:l2Ik. SIX furlongs-Alcxis won,
Draw scot second. Romaire third; time,
l:l5. Thrce-iourths Of milc-Londou-
vilio won, Castro second, Boston Boy
third; time, ! III.
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IT'S n GEM.
Marshal Brown Issues nm Order to tho
Moving Army.

ORLEANS ROAD, Va, April is.-The
commonweal passed last night anoat be-
tween Green Springs and Bill Bells locks,
40 miles east o. Cumberland. Browns
2ith general order was gem of common
veal literature. The chief marshal said (:
There are events in tho lives Of men like
an oasis in the desert; green spots that
can never bs cffaced from the memory of
man so long rs reason holds sway. The
past three days of the commouweal OF
Christ have seen such spots, each succeed
ing day being more pleasant than tho
past. owing TO the wonderful harmony cN-
isiinG among us, and owing 10 your dis
cartling OF dIscordant clement"
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RIOT AND BLoOpSHEp,


DETROIT, April iS.-The trouble between
the Polish strikers and the city water
commissioners eliminated in a riot and
bloodshed today. Andrew karnotsl;i and
an unknown Pole are dead. The injured I:
S1criir Collins, cut in head: George
Catbcry. many cuts; unknown Pole. shot
in hack: another shot IN tho breast, one
in the hip and one in tho thigh: also W.
4. Erik, Andrew Bersig and John Il.
Fisher. reporter. A score of physicians
are al the scene.
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KINoLY oRANDsus SURPASSED,
San Francisco the scrus OF a Splendid
Demonstration.

SAN Francisco, April ls.-A grand
tournament ON the Field of the Cloth Of
Gold' to-day and a splendid pageant to-
night were the leading features of the
rnarii gras celebration, The happy king
had reception early this afternoon at
which many hundred visitors paid their
respects, and then he presided at the
great tourney. Tilting contests, displays
of horsemanship, assemblage of knights
and ladies, gladlators, horseback races,
chariot races and other sports comprised
the afternoons amuscmcnts, Which were
witnessed by an immense crowd.
The crownipg feature OF tho carnival
was great pageant tonight. Twenty
floats illustrating various NEUROLOGICAL
events were in the parade. Passing
around the grand court at the fair and IL
Illuminated in turn by great search lights
on the top of the tower. besides a general
illumination OF the grounds. they formed
a brilliant spectacle. A great crowd was
present. Tho carnival closes tomorrow.
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Looks Fad for Nancy.

CHICAGO, April l8.-In tho Nancy trial
to-day Private George Johnson testified to
having seen Lieutenant Nancy aud Cap
tain Hedberg meet. lie heard Nancy say.
drawing his revolver. "Draw your pistol y
hcdbcrg replying, II have no pistol
"Ics. you hayc,n said Nancy, aud tho
captain insisted that nc had not. Then
tho witness heard Nancy call Hedbcrg q
liar, but he could not hear tho reply. Cap
tain Hedbcrg kept packages under both
arms during the conversation. Nancy
shot and the captain said two or three
times, Now you have shot me-
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PEORIA, April ls.-President Grcenhu;
called the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the D.stilling and Cattle Feed.
ing company, or the whskey trust, to or.
der at noon to-day with a very large rep
resentation OF the stock. most Of il by
proxy. The financial statement shows
the net earnings for the year were S72B,01
in cash. and the cash assets on hand
March l, S,372,O00; net surplus. 81 ,.Gi, 900.
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THE ROAD WON'T CARRY THEM.
San Francisco's Unemployed May Not
Get East After All.

san FrancIscos UnrmpIoy'd May Not
Get East After All.
SAN FRANCISCO, April iS.-The Chicago
officials Of the Santa fe road decline 10
ratify the arrangement made in this city
for the transportation of 800 men from
Mojave to Chicago, and the Second regi.
inent of the California industrial army is
left to its own decrees. The local agent
of tho Santa Fe to-day received adyices
from Chicago that the situation there
would not warrant the importation Of un.
employed in large numbers and tho rail.
road authorities did not feel justified in
aggravating the present conditions.
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,p,iou,to nee nreokInrId,e.

WAsUINGroN, April E.-Reprcsentatiye
Breckiur.lGe was again on the floor of the
house to-day. HIS manner was easy and
hc seemed to be back in the congressional
channel. There was an unusually large
crowd In the galleries, mostly ladies', to
whom BreckinridSe seemed the center of
attraction.
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Marx Twain Fails.

New YORK, April lS..-SamucI L. Glenn
ems. MARK Twain" and Frederick J.
Hall. dong business under the name of
Charles j. Webster n CO., book sellers and
publishers, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit Oi their creditors.
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LONDON, April ls.-On the second and
last day OF the EPSON spring meeting the
principal event was tue City and Subur-
ban handicap. The duke Of Wcs,min-
ster's Grey Leg was first. Mr.. Hollis Xury
second, and Baron dc Rothschlld's Leue-
cham third.
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OMAHA. April ls.-Russo Frank, an Ital-
ian. assaulted Mrs. J. West at her home
tonight. and wheE she resisted he fought
like a dog. biting pieces OF flesh out of her
in several places. She was bitten Il
times. Her wounds are dangerous. Frank
Is locked up.
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HELD UP a STREET CAR.
Highwnym,n Strike New Lead on tho
streets of Frisco.

NlTf"'H W tI'hS".
SAN Francisco, April lS.-Two armed
men held up ear No. on the Oakland
Consolidated line on Shatturk avenue,
Berkeley, early this morning, and robbed
the conductor, the motorman and dozen
passengers of about S6O and various arti-
cles OF jewelry. Tho highwaymen stepped
on board nj retired spot and ordered the
motorman to stop tho car. The passen-
gers were obliged to stand up, and while
one desperate covered them with re-
vo,ver, the other rifed their pockets. This
is the third street ear holdup in this neigh
borhood within four days.
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Re.umtn= worx Ia the Coke Regions.

CoNNELLsyILLE, Pa, April l7.-Although
the strikers parade the roads, no assaults
are being made and the fires are being
started throughout the coke regions. Or
ders Tor a general strike on next Saturday
will not be observed here. By that time
the entire region will be at work.
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Abnut,hr nrer unIl reonl,.
Special plspatca to the Standard.

Special Elspaich 10 the Standard
HELENA. April ls.-petcr Hanson,
Charles Marion. Mel McGtnnts and II. s.
Barnett, four OF the convicted beer hall
men of Butte. applied 10 the supreme
court to-day for wriis of habcas corpus,
asking their release from jail. They allcge
the law under which they were convicted
is unconsiiiuttonll. The writs are made
returnablc Tuesday.
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WAsHISGToN, April ia motion for a
new ,r,al 10 the Pollard. Bracklnriige case
will be fled to-day u completed in time.
Miss Pollard is still conlined in the proyi-
dence hospital, suffering from nervous
prostration. She has not improved.
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SILVER Gpint Away by Toa..

NEW YORK, April l7.-The steamer Ma
jestic will take cut tomorrow $4,000
ounces Of silver and 800 Mexican doll
lars. The steamer New York takes out
tomorrow 5000 ounces Of silver.
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SUING THE eAILRoApS.
Two Men Who Have Grievances That
They Garry Into Court.
c nj to

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, April 1s.-Elmer f. Weaver
has brought suit in tho district court
against the Great Northern and Montana
Central for $500 for damages from
malicious arrest last fall in connection
with the robbery of freight cars OIL tho
road between Helena and Butte. Weaver
was acquitted of the charges.
Martin Maloney has sued tho Montana
Central, asking $4,000 damages for in.
jurics received by fall Of rock from the
roof of the Woolville tunnel Dec. IS last,
while working there.
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COPELAND FINED AND RELEASED
The Sequel 90 the Sensational IndIanap-
oils shooting Sffrav.

oils shooiins SuraF.
lNDIANApOLIs, April 1s.-W. II. Cope
land. who yesterday shot Lawyer Harris
and Litigant Bruning in the law Office Of
Harrison, Miller & Liam, was arraigned
in the court to-day charged with shooting
with intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons. Judge Stubbs fined Copeland
$3.50 on tho latter charge. Upon tho pro.
test OF Copeiand's attorney the fine was
stayed. Copeland was released on n
$500 bond, which was furnished by his
friends.
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THE COURT TAXES A HAND.
4 Temporary InJuaction Issued by Judge
-anborn

FARGO, y. D., April ls-A temporary
Injunction has been issued by Judge SAM
born of the United States court. return
aOle April %, restraining the strikers from
interfering with moving trains. An
attempt will be made TO run a train from
Fargo TO Grand Forks under the protec-
lion OF posse OF United States marshals
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THEY CAN'r ogr AT HIN.

DreckiarId.e Il 30 lie Allowed to Retain
Ills seat In Congress.
WAsHtSGToS. Arril 1s.-Tho feeling
among the leading members of tho house
of representatives is that no action could
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VIII Heal and Whiten the Skin Never
Spo,l5.
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MUNYON SAVED HER,
How Mrs. Reese Became a Convert
Her Arm Was Useless, and Could MOI
be Moved without Pain-HOw
She Was Cured.

Mrs. John Reese, South Pottstown, Pa.
says ut Is now about a year since / was
cured of one OF the werst attacks Of rheu-
matism l ever had. 1 had tried all
kinds of remedies and had several
doctors, but nothing did me any good; so
l concluded to try Munyon's Remedies. l
never had any faith in homeopathy;
!, confess now am firm believer in it..
After taking the Rheumatism remedy a
few days l was able to raise my arm,
which l had not moved for two weeks
without the most intense torture. Within
a short time l was completely cured, and
Il was permanent, for during the past
year have not had the slightest return
of the disease"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guar
anteed to cure rheumatism in any part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
| tism cured in from one to five days. 1t
never fails to cure sharp, shooting pains
in the arms, legs sides, back or breast, or
soreness in any part of the body in from
one to three hours. 1t is guaranteed to
promptly cure lameness, stiff and
swoolen joints, stiff back, and all pains
in the hips and loins. Chronic rheuma'
/ tism, sciatica. lumbago or pain in the
| back are speedily cured.
| Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
| Company, of Philadelphia, put NJ
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for q
cents bottle