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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

al Dispatch.
iseston. Tex. June 1.-THE high
p'essure continues over the East
and South Atlantic states. while
eyest pressure continues over the
|'rn slope Of the Rocky mountains.
venture changes have generally
Eight except that there has been
Il over Arkansas, The weather is
'saly clear. except that II is partly
" to cloudy over the gulf statea.
\ forecast Cor Texas for twenty
hours ending - midnight. Juna
North Texas. Central Texas. East
= Southwest Texas. generally fair;
y change in temperature. Coast dis
ialr, except probably showers
NE east portion; stationary tenn
lture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

He MHnaErs TO &C, the Government
Into O Nllemmn.

BY Associated Press
Washington, June ii.--capt Thnmas'
action In afiording refuge 10 officers
Of the dcfunet Eze,e government on
board his ship, the Bennington. at In
Libcrtad, has very much embarrassed
our government. For the third Tina
since ncws OF the action reached WASH
ington, the matter has been the sub
jeet Of earnest eonsultation brtweon
the presldent and Secretaries Gresham
ard Herbert. Today the conference
lasted nearly nm hour shc oniclals
refused to talk about the matter for
publication, but II is Understood that
no pcnitivo line OF action has heea
agreed on. The dlneulty Hes IN tho
fact that while he government would
like to repudiasc Capt Thomas' nc.
ton as confirming dangerous doe.
trsne It does not care 10 face the
charge Of inhumaaity In turning over
the refugees TO almost certain death
and the effort now Is to nnd n middl
course that viii avoid at once the prece-
dent and loss OF life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

1ly Associated Prose.
London, June ii.--sir Edward Gray
in the house OF commons today am
nounecd in reply to questions rcgnrd-
ing tho Ango-congo treaty that Great
Britain had expressed Willingness to
diseusa the objections Of France and
10 enter Into general reyiow OF tho
African auchiion In order to mako such
adjustment az would place the leia-
lions Of the two countries upon mora
satisfactory footing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

white Men interrupt the Speakers
ut sfonewaii.

by Associated Press.
Fort Gibson. J. r. Juno 1.-THE
DAVIS commission held a meeting at
stonewall on saturday and the com
mlssloners addressed crowd OF fan
blood chlclsasawr. haif-breeda. adopted
citizens and negroes, variously eati-
mated at from 1900 to 1000, urging them
to accept tho governments proposition
and aliot their land IN seyeralty and
sell tho surplus. dividing the proceeds
Of the nale among the tnembers q tho
tribes. There waH'a great deal Of con-
fusion, some adopted white citIzeue
shouting out that the government had
broken .s,s.y treaty with the Indians
and could not be expected 70 keep faith
now. when quiet was reatored Indian
speakers INTERPRETED the position ana
the commission waay assured the
chickaaaws would ultimately accept
the terms onsred by the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
~ DO rmn PEOPLE srANpt

|. dsn their PRINCIPLES and pur-
,hes platforms and their candi-
|, are sldeh Acked by the manIpu-
|, q schemera In conventions. As
!, Il may be able to do 80, in the
| \ time left for that stupendous
The Gazette intends to ascertain
he people of Texas stand on live
Al Issues and In reference to the
hates for office. We Will not rely
4 oraiors and oracles for that in
|aton. but will go directly to the
| want 10 know how you stand.
most important campaign in
!, since its admission into the
I Is Just ahead.
Il In Texas the worldwide battle
y money standards is on. and
y Of national reputation are
|ring forces for the contest.
issue is closely joined. and this
|lgn will determine whether Tex
|.nocracy will support Lombard
|Tall streets doctrines OF finance
|ssher II will adhere to its ancient
n a blmetallic standard.
Earnestly request that every read
The Gazette whether regular
|riher or not. will Ill out the ballot
T. and return 10 MS Tho fiaattlfa
Is ballot viii be announced from
Is day In the Daily and Semi
fy Gazette.
hes Vote Editor Gazette, Fort
D, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Associated Press
nuda pcslh, June ii.--Thc members
OF pr A. weleries cabinet is pnbiishcd
today as foliowp: Premier and mia
ieter or finance, pr. a. wskere, minis
ter near tue kings person. Count Julius
Ardwssy; education and public wor-
ship, ilaror Larant Eae,yocs: aGrlcul.
turn tad interlun, Gsn. i,aron Etcgcr-
AIRY. interior. Herr c, Iiicrnnymi; CONF
merce. Herr y Won Lukacs; justice, pr.
pesiderlus Won szllagyl. for coitin and
slevonla, Herr lossiggrvary. national
defennc. Baron Folerxnry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Assoripisd Press.
Chicago. June 1.-THE month ex-
plred which had been given to W. G.
p. breckenridge to reply to the charges
made by the Union League club OF
THIS city, and no word having boon
received from him. his name waa drop
ped from the honorary membership OF
the club. At u meeting OF the dIrcc-
tors this afternoon unanimous vote
wiped his name from the clubs list
Of thIrteen honorary members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
r..a. nanl. and Appointmaf-.

Special Disputch'
washington. June ii.--com,'roller
Eekeis today bulletins the election OF
! H. Holeonb to be president Of the
F,rst National bank OF Cisco, vice c.
n. Tel. and Of c n. Tel as vie presi-
dent in the place Of ]. T. Paterson.
The following promotions q Texas
clerks In the sixth auditors ofiiee Of
the treasury department wer made
public: s. n. Lipscarnb from 'iipo 10
5000; y. V. Wilson from sioooto sizoo;
]. r. Hamilton from $500 to $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

III GU. the names OF the candi-
! for whom you do not wish TO
as with an ordinary election
also the platform planks to
u you are opposedl
Fer unitcd states senator.
3nce Chiffon.
rcld standard advocate.
For Governor.
b II. Reagan.
|w.T. Lanham.
i rlts A. Culberson.
n II Cochran.
d D, Mccall.
For Platform.
Iifree silver coinage.
)lrst free silver coinage.
Il an Income tax.
lalnst an income tax.
4 the state RAILROAD commission an
hInst the state railroad commission
s""'''''''''''''''''''''''"''''''
|'''e '''''''.'''''..'.'' .'.''..'''...'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Asaocleted Press.
Tahlcauah. /. H.. june 1.-THE big
Payment Is atill going on without in-
tcrruption. The news OF the robbery
OF Tho express office at Fort Gibaon
Saturday nisht served to Increase thu
excitement. People are now ocming into
town with wlncheaters prominently
displayed. The next place Of payment
VIII be At vlnlta. beginning June 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Special Dispatch.
washington. June 1i.-Mr. Yanfey
Lewis, prominently known as n LAWYER
in Gainesville. Tex, but now located In
Ardmore. ]. T.. Is here In the intc'est
OF a new judicial apportionment bill
for the territory.
Judge cockrell is stiil pushing with
might and main to secure some aftlon
in the opeuing OF the Kiows. comanehe
and Apache lands By this sessi'n Of
congress although Il Is uphill work
with not much prospect Of success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated Press.
Grayesend June ii.--isear Admiral
hcnry iarben gave reception this af-
ternoon ON the United States steam
snip Chicago. A salute was nrcd upon
the arrival ON board the warshlp OF
unlted states ambassador Bayard.
About 800 suests wcn present at tho
collation. which was served on thu
KUN dock.
Secretary Jemea n, Roosevelt OF thu
United States embnasy and Lieut..
Commander W. 8. cowlcs OF the United
States naval attache apd all the lead.
INK Americans IN London were present.
Dancing followed the reception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated presa.
Rome June ii.--it is stated that sig
nor sonnino. minister Of finance. takes
gloomler view than over OF Itniy'a
financial situation He "a OF the opin-
Ion that tho deficit will continue to
grow lilo snys 1t is painful to see how
many membera Of the chamber OF dcp.
utics stun hold false hopoa OF Itnly'a
financial prospects,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated Press.
Washington, june 1.-THE cash In
the treasury today Is sii6.Siassi, OF
which se9,s7b,sss 10 geld reserve, This
amount will he further reduced by
100000 engaged Mt New York today
for shipments tomorrow. This WIN
leave the amount OF tho reserve $685..
M 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated Press.
Washington June Ex-senator shcr
man today gave notice Of an amend
ment to the ,anr hill providing a duty
OF 20 per cent ad valorem on wool In
Guiding wool on the skin, noils, waste
docks and rags composed OF wool, and
also including the hnir Of the camel,
goat OF alpaea and other like anlmnla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

MIR. Heard. chairman OF the committee
on the District OF Columbia. but while
several bills were considered no ae-
ton was reached on any Of them on ac-
count OF lack OF a quorum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Special Dispatch
Washington. June lL--Increeee'--
Druus c chrlsman, Rising star Cost
land county.
original widows, etc.--chorlotto II.
Usher, Clarendon. Doniey county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Associated Press.
rangler June II. a;sO ,. IL IL now
known that The sultan did suddenly
ON June at Tndla. between Morocco
and casablanca. Measures have boon
taken here to prevent anticipated dis
order Sensational rumore nro In oireu-
lation nv 10 The cause OF tho sultann
death ana the popuiace IRE excited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

oivu sirife Likely 10 nreaL out at
ANY Time.


by Associated Press.
London. June liza dispatch 10 a
news agency from rangier says; Ac-
cording 10 the certificates of doctors
who attended him, the cause OF the
sultan's death was dyacntery. lie was
conscious until the last minutes. and
expressed the deslre that Abdul Aziz
should succeed him. There is danger
Of revolt being organized IN favo'
Of Muley ismhel. a brother Of the
deceased. who Is popular fayorile,
and has been acting a. the represents
live OF the sultan at rcz. The minis.
tiers and officers Of the army have
sworn allegiance 70 Abdul AEiz, who
- staying at Habal. The troops at
casabiansa have accepted the new SOY.
eroisn, but the allegiance Of tho iroops
al Rabnl ~ doubtful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Nsociated Fress.
=, ~, y hass.. June 11.-Today has
'as hottest June day in Boston
., ~ years. At 2 o'clock this AZ
n. Tue thermometer at the United
IN. signal station registered % /;
n IN the shade. on the hotties;
~ y sane last year the Thermometer
's'sssd So IS degrees
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
TUE CASE TAKEN UP.
indianapolis Bank Robbers
Take nm Appeal.

'"ninnnroiis Bank Robbers
Take nm Appeal.
associated Press.
annapolis. Ind. June 11.--Judge
r. has signed the bill of exceptions
',h'ed by the attorneys for Francis
fsFeisal Coffin and the application
wit Of supersedeas will be made
s'se Harlan at Chicago early this
Judge Baker refused to sign
.s'0nd execution and characterized
mere verbiage. which. taken in
WON with the instructions as a
q was not misleading. The case is
II appealed in questions OF law
~. Is case Judge Harlan should
Il 'ne writ he VIII fix the ball OF
'-sn' The law questions will then
~sen up by the circuit court OF
4. and II the Judgment of the
1 SQUIRT should be reversed the
: "iu be sent back for rehearlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated Press.
London, June ii.-'rhe Daily Ncwa
says that Of all the guests on board
the Chicago yesterday, none were moro
honorod ihnn Miss Lce. daughter OF the
late Confederate General Lee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
The Average Gain

OF sales OF the Gnsctsr by news
nEons- wsthin six,y days has bees
forty PR cent.
The oHsettc's postanc account for
last mcnth WIS by far the largest
In itS history o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Associated Press.
London. June ii.--Lord Rosebery
has presented 10 the Hon rhomaa y.
Dayurd. United States ambassador. on,
OF the plates which Ladas wore while
running tho derby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

~ Associated Press.
MADRID. June 1.-THE news Of Tho
death Of the sultan OF Morocco caused
a great sensation on the Dourse and ~
political circles in this city. a cruiser
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

- 7Patcn.
Iss.. Tex June di.-cour,ney
~ ne young man who was shot
y s'age robber near Tahlequah.
resident Or Decatur His father.
~, shhey' is prominent grocer
0s.s,. place and has lived here for a
'a.l...s' Years. Mr. Ksnney left for
ssAa 10 attend hi san.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

associated Press,
''hlrgton, June li.-For Eastern
~ Generally fair: southeast winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
The Senate Does The Rest Days
Work with the Mn 1t Has Yet
Accomplished. and Consider
able Progress Was Made.
BY Associated Press.

~.
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washington. June 1.-THE senate to-
day entered on the eleventh week OF
the tariff debate Al tho ona,,,,r .,
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Ni''hu'er Is gwen as "u'nori'y'
The Surface Ronds.
It proved to be n washington dis
patch to New York paper alleging
that "a Philadelphia syndicate, of
whlch MT Quay was the active agent
anu was SeeNi"s " w uoi''''i VI "'e
su'iaee io"us Vi "ashi"sson si'iousn
'o'is rssio',A, ies's'a'ion' i"e uispi,on
s'"'eu mat inc scneihe was as inu.o'
uo'ous 90 'N' 7uEai us' se''i'u''i' 80,
quay h'uue personai eNpiun"''pi az
Ter tne CLERK hau ieau .ne urueie' ~
s'"'eii'''''s eoi''i''eu :" ~ "e 9u'
wou'u prove "psoi"'eS ia'se ts
lac'S were ne sniu' 'h"' e''a,'
Gems Oh rhiiaueill'ia' Vi "noi,' ii'oi'ias
'oiah was one "ho l'e o'h'rS were
was not known 10 hini' hnu corporate
interests In certain SURFACE roaus IN
the pis'riet OIL Soiu''ipiu anu "eIe sen,
ing an endorsement vi tue sVope u
their trahch'se' IN VIVA. way ne N"ew
not ~ 'he request y, w. , 80, ~
(Quay) had done lor the rhiiaue'pniu
gentleman what ne Woulu 10 LOT any
o'he' cl'i1en u No. trn,fu,, al
,,. - o.
,,,,,,,,a ao,,,,,,t,ee co that they could
-, .,,oir oayo
- e'S
what """S p'"'
He had not talked with either of
these senators since Last Friday
being Informed that the bill Affecting
the interests OF this corporation would
be under consideration in the house to-
day. he had asked some OF the mem
bers of the delegation from Pennsyl-
vanla to be present to help constitute
quorum That was the whole of his
connection with the matter. MIR.
Quay said that In making this
explanation he had departed from
his usual custom OF reading with
silent contempt the 100000 newspaper
lies made about HIM for two reasonsi
First. because the article was evident-
" written with the purpose Of affect
ing the legislation today. and second
because Mr.. Chandler had been given
as authority for the statements con-
tanned therein.
MIR. chandler Explains.
.,.na.,n ada statement when
mr. N"'' -. ~ soa, N The eject
mr. Vu"S 80 :, mis- syndicate
that ne '''i4 ,,...a, ,to motor with
hau ps'.'p7 In, he knew little
newspaper "ei' -. ,aa,a a, M,
about IT. ne ,''-1 cor,s,,lv
Doian uh'ii 'n's ,.,'s o,,rihu,ino
l ha had made no ItIllaAfe ANAtAFtR-+6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

some length. but when put to vote the
co nmIstee decided to proceed in exc
cutive session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ny Associated Press.
New York. June ii.-Thirteen peo-
pie were Frustrated here by heat to.
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
Century War Book,

.,sins the continuation OF
/ g 3. sssoa"' Of me se'"n' h"'
y i. Raid Around Pope by
rslIafcrro' -, ,,crxt,nd ,,a
~ in,a-ion OF ""rs' nm" ana
VI ~ Of Antictnm.
ns'u.. peninsula 10 Antietnm by
|re inre u. Mcclellan.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-05
ALAMEDA,
The City Truste es reached no conclusion
either as regards The street-sprlnkling or the
pound questions.

The City Truste es reached no conclusion
either as regards the streets prInking or the
pound questions.
Electric Road Franchise.
The only bidder for the franchise to con.
stTuct and maintain an electric railroad over
the route as advertised was the Alameda, Oak
land and Piedmont Electric Railroad Company,
which offered 2 er cent OF the gross receipts
of the route TO be paid into the city treasury,
which was accepted. The route of the proposed
road is from the intersection OF Santa Clara
avenue and Ninth street, along Ninth street to
Kings avenue, TO Morton street, to san Jose
avenue, 10 Park street. When this matter was
under consideration by The board Superin-
wanted the Board OF Trustees to insert in the
FRANCHISE That return wire must be placed
under the Ties TO conduct the return current TO
the power house, as The return current is very
strong and was seriously interfering with the
life OF the water mains. This Is matter over
which the board has NO Jurisdiction, as the
bid was made upon the terms OF the franchise
as advertised and no alteration could be made
without readvertising The franchise.
To Suspend Business This Afternoon.
Alameda viii don Sunday garb Today. All
business houses will suspend operations at 2
O'Clock at the request OF the Evangelical Union.
VINO are conducting revival meetings under the
big tent. Ii is now proposed to continue these
meetings the remainder OF the week and close
Sunday night.
The Encinal Fleet Returns.
The seventeen yachts OF the EncIral fleet
have all returned f. ON their three DAYS cruise
TO Point San Mateo, where a most ENJOYABLE
time was had: To-day the big yacht Enc raid
was placed high ana dry on the ways to under
go most thorough overhauIing and reftting,
inside and out, aud will be made one Of the
handsomest yachts afioat in these waters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-05
ANGRY CHORUS GIRLS.
They Want a Theatrical Manager
Arrested

delegation of chorus girls appeared in
Judge Conlan's court Yesterday morning and
asked If they could get warrants for the arrest
Of Frank LalOr. manager OF the Australian
Novelty and Burlesque Company
They had been rehearsing for several nights
at the HOward-sIreet Theatrr for a dramatic
performance. and they were each to be paid 81
per night, as they were only beginners. After
the fehearsals were over the company was TO
go on The road for an extended tour.
On Saturday night, instead OF being paid I'm
coin, they got orders on Mr.. McCord, said TO be
the treasurer OF the company, and who had an
office 10 the Columbian building on Mai ket
streets. The girls found that Mr.. McCord was
a myth and their orders were worthless.
Judge Conlan was busy at the lime but prom
Ised to be on hand at O'clock to hear the girls
story, but they did not return
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-05
Will Have to EXPLAIN.

A. ID. Bell and E. Heyman, defendants in the
suit of j. j. Rauer 10 recover on a promssory
note, were in Justice Willet's court Yesterday
TO make an affidavit as TO the substitution OF
the name Of SamueI Newman In place OF that of
Rauer in the papers. Defendants counsel,
Reade, will move to have the case dismissed
for these irregularities. Justice Willet will
week
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-05
BERKELEY.

The Oakland Consolidated Railroad promises
greatly improved system between Berkeley
and Oakland in short time. II will increase
its power plant and reduce the time from
Berkeley station 10 Broadway 10 twenty-five
minutes. 1t will lay about three miles of ad.
ditional track TO increase the double track por-
ton, dependent on the Trustees grant OF a
franchise on Blake street, from Shattuck
avenue TO Dana, and from Dana to Dwight
way. 1t wishes to lay the second track on
Blake street instead Of Dwight way: tbs latter
street is not wide enough 10 bear a double
track with convenience. The double line Will
also be extended on Grove street, from Dwight
way 10 Center street.
University Notes.
At the meeting of the freshman class yester-
day no president was decided upon. Prick and
Oliver, boIn of Oakland, are the candidates
nominated.
VIII Pringle, Princeton man. Will coach The
team al It's practice game next Friday. The
Eastern coach viii be out October /, when the
men Will move into training quarters Today
the Athletic Association will hold its first meet
ing OF the season 10 listen TO reports and plans
and elect officers.
The annual fall field day will be held at the
university clnder track on October 6. The men
have begun training on the track, ana the day
Is looked forward TO as ecOrd-breaker. Scog-
gins expects 10 lower his record on the 100 and
220, and what Koch may do with the haIf.mile
may be con1ectured to come close TO the worlds
record.
BARRIERS Disagree.
Three weeks ago a. V. Doan sold his palace
TOnsorial Parlors'' 10 G. II. NOsck for 5000,
D0an In the written agreement promising not
TO re-enter business in berkeley. Bur last week
DOao. while feeling OVERLOOKING spirits from a
lew drinks, destroyed laundry sign at Noack's
shop. He paid the fine that came from his Ar
rest, but out Oh revenge set up another barber
shop in the same block as the one he sold
Noack. oack says that his enemy will have
10 go II an agreement counts for anything In
law.
WoDld NJ
The Board of Trustees met as Board of
Equalization on Monday night, but as the
Town Attorney advised them not to take the
cnance of the day being a legal holiday, NOT
withstanding that he thought lI was not the
board adjourned 10 meet on Friday evening
Informally II was made known to the board
that the Alameda Water Company would CON
tend that the license tax on Its franchise was
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.