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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
ARn READY no nEruNp.
Internal Revenue Bureau About to Pay Back
Internal Revenue Tax.

Washington, June 1.-THE internal revenue
OF recording and scheduling the returns ro.
eelvod under the income tax act and very
soon VIII be ready to begin the work ~
reminding the amounts paid before tho law
was declared unconstitutional, The applioa-
uon for refunds, however, are coming in
very slowly, No olassfleatlons to determine
the occupations Of tax payers, or the rvla-
we amounts paid by each state or section
OF inc country have been made thug fnr
but Judging from repeated handling Of dc
returns iulernbly close estimate Of some OF
tho principal deductions which will be mad,
later can now be stated. They are hbwoyef
only approximations. From the returns
made It Is believed that fully ono.hnlf Of
the number OF persons subject TO tax made
no return whatever, and this proportion Is
believed to be even greater In respect 10
the amounts OF tho tax Involved. The ar
gregate Of the returns made represents about
Nb,OOOO00 Of taxes and hence about $40 20l !.
O0lt II 10 calculated, would have been coll
lectsd II all who were subject 10 tho TAX
had aent In returna. II is also estimated that
tho FIRST decision OF the supreme court. ex-
einpting renta and receipts from bonds from
the Operations Of the act resulted In a loss
Of fully si5,O10.0QO.
so that had the law remained as II ORIGIN
ally stood. the total receipts from this source
according TO estimates now made would
have approxlmated slb 900 600 or even go :
OOO,O00. As to the proportion of the tax
which would have been borne by each sec
tlon OF the country, only rough estlmate
can now be mado. Tho returns however,
middle states would each have been about
one-third OF the whole tax and the Western
and southern sections each about ono-slXth
Of the whole.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

The indianapolis bpll management Inns
signed George liluckhnrn Of Evansville,
the crack pitcher VI the Southern league,
Tommy Dnpforth, the old.tlmc New York
feather weight, IL going 20 train Artlc
FLINT for his coming glove contest Win
wo'k At Cedar Lake, Ind,
President Robinson Of the Cleveland club
VIII call The attention of the national board
TO the fact thnt he has evidence to slow
that Manager Doyle OF the New York team
has been tampcrng With Jack O'Cunnor
aud has nude Him dissatisfied with Glove
land.
The st. louis Fair nnsoclntlon offers n
stake VI $3.50 FOR the champion saddle
horse or America The stake n 10 be COM
peicd for nj the fair In October
In the selling plate Tor horses OF all agos
today ". r, Dwyora Alonzo ran third. There
were I've runners MIR. LoabuhdyH Royal
Favor was hrat and a. w CoN's Son aud
lloir second,
chgrlsy Hastings ia easily the star pitch.
or NJ the western lengne this season Ills
work all through has heon most consistent
and II not pitched too much he should cont
plete one OF the most sueeemfnl seaaons
pitcher ever had In the West.
Miss Jessie Robinson. handsome Young
lady Of 20, has completed arrangements to
make u bicycle run from Chicago 10 tho
| city OF Mexico. q distance % 5000 miles
Miss Robinson will leave Chicago August
TO- clad IN ucnt gray honmers aud cx-
poets to arrive In Mexico September II
Jesse u. williams Of Wabash. Ind Inns
issued challenge TO Charles Wingnpe
| CulherisOn NJ indianapolis 10 play q match
| for the worlds championship and gold
medal, either at lirn1l or lrylngton Ind,
between June Is and July In 1896. VIII
| llnnis has held the worlds championship
| for three ycnr' and 1t was wresied from
| him bv Culhltfcn.
H. u. Gould, the representative Of the
| American Trottlng association. Inns ct.
| fcctel u settlement with the managers OF
/ tile Sioux civ Fair association with refer
| ence to the payment OF purses owed by
! the Interstate Fair association. OF which
! The Sioux city II the successor, by this
| arrangement the truck which Inns been
| barred Il, IN the association since tho old
company failed. will be rc-aJmlttcd.
A continual howl goes up every day for
| the rc.appaininonf or Lynch, Gnnncy,
| Hurst nnl one or two other cN-leaguc nm,
/ plrcs So far NJ Lynch II concerned he
| wns recently rclucsiel by "Tnclc MEX"
| Young TO Withdraw his resignation and re-
| sumo his position In the league sta1 IN
a very courteous letter Lynch replied that
under no circumstances would lie umpire
IN the league this scnson.
Mike iIealey. who returned from the
other side OF the pond not long ago, aud
who saw Peter Jackson. comments on his
appearance thusi Jackson II u physical
! been going ~ faster pace than amy puglI.
| list OF the time and ~ now done for, They
are all trying TO Eight him on the othe;
| side. but he knows better than to try IT,
| have no doubt the Coffee Cooicr,' Siay
In or Jcm Smith could HEX him now
| Mitchell also tried TO get on n match will
him but failed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
srAMDouLoFF is WORSE.
Has Become Blind aud HIS Doctors Give
No Hope.

No Hope.
Sofia, July 1.-THE condition OF OK
Premier Stgmhoulor has grown worse and
symptoms OF cerebral affection have 10,
yclopcd. His right eye is not gougcd like
the other, but ne has lost the sight az
It, Tie doctors In attendance upon the
natirnt give no hope OF his recovery. Never,
tneless the government organ announces
TINT he will be restored 10 health In n
Few weeks A reward of 1000 francs has
been offered for the discovery OF his as
ST. Petersburg. duly 1.-THE Novoe
Nrcni1i, referring 10 the pttcmpt TO MA.
snssinate eX.l'rcmltr> StambouloR Of Hui.
garin expresses the opinion that the gov
ernment of Prince Ferdinand may have
played with the life OF NJ SinmbouIof
BY bringing him to trial, In amy case. the
No,oe Nremya adds, II was harbarouS
deed and rcyolts not only the friends hut
the foes OF the cN-premler
The NovOstl remarks: The removal OF
NJ Stnmbuulon was needed by those TO
whom the present circumstance was most
God was In the coincidence that he wns
struck down at the moment when the
HnEarlnn denutatiOn was at St Peters.
by him"
Constantlnople. July 1.-THE ATTEMPTED
nssnsslnntion of ex-promlcr Stamhnuloff nc
sofia Bulgarln, has caused great sen.
satlon here and serious events IN bulgaria
are looked forward 90. In fact It IS pre-
dlctcd that the whole CaEtern uuegtiou
Will be rcopened. The Turks are actively
constructing oarthworks at MnstRpha
! pashn In loumella and q mountain battery
has been dispatched TO the Uskub district.
| luell a reported lnsurrectlon ncur strun-
l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
SAILORS uouRlDLY scALDnD.
Another Accident Happens to the Unfortunate
rorpodo Inat Errleaon.

Now London. Conn. July i7,--Flyo sailors,
mombcra OF the onsinrcrH gang on the
bg tho bursting OF hot winter pipe in the
enginc room today while the boat was out on
run preliminary 10 her speed Trial which IL
I h,o,,h M ni ,y me men, Mon We're AZ,
TO soc, and Il IL thought ct least four Of them
will die, and probably ALL Their names arc
AUGUST WILLIAMS, Now York.
JOSEPH HAMILTON, Now York.
DAVID CODY, Jersey city.
IACOB s1RtNstY. Dubuque, Iowa,
Details Of the accident arc very meagcr, as
the srrlcson ID still out on the sound. and
the injured are unable to talk much. From
by representative Of tho Associated Press.
Tic said that the boa, was going at the rate
Of % knots an hour aud was being pushed 10
attain tho speed OF 90 knots. Suddenly one "
the blk hot water pipes burst with the
prcssufr and covered them all with tho acald-
lnE water The mon wure only thin shirt
above the waist and thor bodies from the
waist up were practically perbQilod. The
lighthouse tender Cactus was hailed as abe
was going by and the men were placed
The torpedo boat left the harhnr at about
0 o'clock this morning for n speed run
down tile sound. II was not Intended to
cover The course laid out for the official
trial, but merely TO make run of two
miles under trial conditions, On hoard, IN
addition to tho crow were Lieutenant lsh-
~ OF the United State, navy aud Assistant
Superintendent Hopkins NJ the Iowa Iron
works. NJ which The Errlcson was built.
who IN hesc IN Charge Of thu vessel. nr.
ricson was proceeding under favorable con.
dltiuns nni gradually Increasing her power
until the speed should fullll the trial con.
ditons She had reached the rate Of ~
knots an hour and was holng pushcd Tor
ward 10 a - knot speed when the cAplOs
lon occurred. The nve unfortunate men
who were In the engine room were act.
unlly broiled, The skin pecling from tier
! faces. nocRs and arms. None OF them
| could give any Information ms to how the
| accident occurred. All they know ~ thnt
| there was n loud explosion and thcy were
suddenly cnyclopcd In scnding steam and
| u dclugc OF boiling water, which nearly
| burned them TO death before they could
Innlh the nnnn mir.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
STATE slFTlNes.

cato viii soon vote IN the question of
'poratiou.
~ City is trying to organize a mil
company.
'ronr ~ preparing for big barhecue
rcuerai Publication August Ia and IL.
old men named Meyer was hrutally
ll'cd hy unknown parties at Ell Paso'
" tATl. company at Odessa has given
rec r~crof pasture for shipping pur-
n '1'oniyer and sam Erwin. negroes,
nsfesfea At Paris, charged with steal
VA u,chfclln
8r1nlh Commercial club IA furn-
" seed 81 farmers who are not able 10
to for themselves.
(. t.cdtetter, living near Chlcota, made
'lfipt At Paris against her son-in-law.
HuK him with arson.
snnuc man named rgnnahill narrowly
pee ifowning while attempting TO
O ftseam near lienjnmin.
am r. Hicks, butcher at Paris.
hrlt M by two hlghwaynen Saturday
nn liiade to fork over his valnablss.
kpislco OF the Wells Fargo Express
1uI 1tnr Rnsehud was entered hy
VISA few nights ago. hrt tiia hnrlia ~
@ opNn tbs safe. 80 little booty was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
Mns nowAnH sENr ron.
District Attorney Gaham Requests Her
Presence IN Philadelphia.

Franklin. lad, July Mrs. Georginnn
Howard wifc OF Howard or lI"math. the
Insurance swlndlcr. L. at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Mary Yoke. III this city
Mis- Howard has been busy all day get
ting ready FOR trip TO Philadelphia to-
night N answer 70 u telegram from Dis
gsiNcd tlle notlee - noon today. Mira.
Howard, whrn asked about her knowledge
OF The lcitzel childtrn, said;
Upon that suhjec, have nothing to
She was told It was reported that How.
ard was not In Toronto vt the time the
feitsel children were murdered.
She replied,
4 decline TO make ANY statement on
Mira Yoke here nterposed. THAT re
port Is certainly not truc'
Mrs Howard said TINT abe was at In.
dinnnpOls part uf last September nnd Oc.
lohcr when how9rd aud ihe, leit5cl ehild,
the PoltHcl children and Tint peitScl had
disappeared she said.
why, / never knew there was such a
family In existence mud how dil ! know
whnt bocamr of the boy, | never hrasl
OF the religgi fumily untll my husband
was arrested"
md YOU ever sec the father OF tht cAlld.
'IcH knew him in Fort Worth. Tcx,,
| where he worked an hnsineri block which
| Mr. Howard was building, but he went
under another name. did not know thai
| hu Ind family"
Mrs. Howard wns asked what she knew
about Howard hnyng other wives aud she
/ replied that she knew nothing about It,
! but had heard II said that lie had. Here
| Mrs. Yoke explained that there Is no evil
| dcncc that Howard ever married any other
| woman than her daughter, aud said that
| her daughter mud Howard were married In
| December anh the marriage certificate was
| III her possession
Mrs. Howard nlso stated that she aud
| her husband Ind lived In Fort Worth from
| February 80 April, 1894, aud after that
! almost everywhere. Mrs Howard gave evil
| dence that she Knew Just where TO STOP
| taking She appeared 10 he uneasy that
| her mother would say something that
obtained FROM her that would Indicate that
| she had any knowledge OF Towards crook.
| ctlncss ana crimes or that Sue ~ any other
| than devoted wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18


London. July i7.-rho result OF ioda.'a
polling leaves the dsnernnt parties Ia the
following conditions Conservative, seO. LIB
oral Unionists. % total Unlonlts, 100; Llner-
ais, G5. Mccarthylies. 3 Parnollilea, O. Ia
II The Unions, wave SWEPT today with greater
force than ever over Great britain. With
Fewer polls the unloniAty Eained tourtvnn
ri" scaI and in ihe bulk Of the cases had 4
hard fight 10 retain their seats, their malor-
tiles heing again generally reduced, The
Liberals were almost wiped gut OF london.
out OF fifteen IN ine mtfopo''H 'i'Ny ~, -
' lGc returns from London ore now. com
plote except Wai'dsworlh, which WI %
declared tcmcrrS o,. ~ ~ n uuIonlsis s ana
liberals, Conservative fnajoritlcs have been
hpayy. The total consecutive gums WIRE
"a AGAINST 20 for the liberals The con-
scrvatiyes hnyp majority In the new
hg Ths M mos, exciting contest Of the day
WINS al West Leeds. where the NJ. Hon.
| IL j. Gladstone rctalhtd his seat by
greatly reduced majority against tol;
Sorth' Inc deufts wcrc 80 nearly sqnni
lint North asked for Il recount which COO
nrmod Mr. Gladstone's ciection. Othrfs
elected today were ~ Hen. Heorfe nvr.
Inwthcr. lit. Hon. Sir George otto Ircye.
IN and Mr.. Gerald BAlfour. Tho liberal!
| ara anxious nbuut Newcastle, when VIII
| be returned. II alun,iu,n1s iaa.,aa ~
RI Hon. John Morley WV Dc eiee'eu Or
not. .,z-.... .......,.l..- -.
Abrecairn today sad that he accepted the
| henor ~ contesiing West Monmouth In tho
| cause Of Temperance. Hc added that no was
| arm liberal and would stick to the Grand
old Man. oven II every ono elAc deserted
| him. ...t,.tl.. a.,
| so,,,ber, division Of Lancashire today. whore
tho Hon. George curson, the sitting eSna''
ssss asainst sir Herbert Naylor-Loland, thi
Liberal eanddais Both eandidates ms erie.
American ladies', sho are taking an se ~
ssssemnaniod BY their wives, drove aboi
| railying their forces and great squads Of me'
and women cyclists as well as horses En'
does. ar 10 be feen IN all sides wearing IN
fayors Of The rival politicians;
While a body Of about $50 riders we're os
c,r,ins air Herbert and Lady Saylor-Leland
a body Of drunken conseryat,,ses Win y
many riders sprawling. A lively scrimmas
/ followed. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
(0KDBNsBD TELEGRAMs.

~ sr''s q i tSs csntrlst marty. is dead.
erlin. Juiy 1T.-An American lady, Miss
|litbv has obtained the degree OF doctor
II philosophy at the Goettengen univer-
iscrson MISS. July 1.-THE PopulIsts
I Y called their state convention 10 nom,
10 4 full ticket to meet In Jackson on
|. Washington. July 17.-The comptroller OF
CURRENCY has declared 10 per cent.
|n6dpfl In favor OF the creditors Of the
II National bank OF Texnrknnn, Tex.
3mn,bus. Miss, July lI,-Hon. A. J;
4 8owrll. mayor OF this city, shot and
Httaily Wounded hen Story yesterday
Ming Fnmlly troubles were the cause
the shooting,
atchcz. Miss. July 1.-THE sunreme
20 Of Knirhts Of Honor of the World.
,lqred organization with q large msnl-
this city, adjourned today.
ev West Fla. July 1.-THE cruiser
,nta arrived from Havana today and
placed In quarantine, The revenue,
err MnI.nne, Capt, Littleheld, arrived
night from cruise ON the gulf coast.
~ York. July 1T.-Arthur Neawsau. late
laGistrnfe on the island OF Trinidad.
heen arrested in Brooldyn upon the
which he was the administrator He
from Trlnidad early In 1923
ashtngton, July IA fraud order was
Sfs5s ioStcry ~ Niecllenbnrr. Sci,wprin.
a,sov rondncted nv n irrbcr. banker,
''s,a,.,ary ms hea1 sanding lis circuinr
nigh the United States mail,
nshirrlon, July 1.-The president has
snrsnnars a ma,nInr nf tbo Nlssorirl
~cc,n ma sinn In nIoce ~ Iicn,ennnt
c.1fIiar NtnI<nnvin dotnjIoI tn dnty
YnEhinrton as principal assistant chief
49, ~. - - 49,, Ant,
,nsa1 WY Juiy d st,,LIiii i, Mueller'
lrEtnh 81 me j, ,Sehlllh h!sM'ng com
W. 'sn ,', ~ vnnr, 'ItS sNo oi,ns
Ncnulfc oI emneNhieWtnt " is hlleg-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
pncLINEp ro suRIlENpEn.
spanish Garrison Holda Ont Against the
Insurgents

Haynnn, July l7.--captaln General Mar
tlnez de Cnnlpoz has arrived at Bayamo
from Mnnznnillo. lie has rc-concentfate1
the troops IN that district aud Is continuing
operations against the Insurgents. -Four
hundred Insurgents recently attacked de-
tachmcnt Of the civil guard Mt Guano, near
snncu Espiritu. The insurgents demand
cd tho surrender Of the garrison, but the
latter mnde q gallant defense and the en-
envy eventually retired. No further de-
tails OF the lighting have been received
During tile month OF June there were 400
caaes ~ yellow fever throughout the whole
army. but only 20 per cent. died. 10 July
there was the same proportion OF cases
Of yellow fcyer aud deaths Only six per
sons SUFFERING from yellow fever are In the
military hospital Mt Havana today.
Dlspntchts received here from Manzanlllo
announce TINT Col snnt0cildos the Span
ish cnIninarder who directed the operations
artInst the Intirgcnts IN Santiago de
cuba, has been Killed Ia skiImish which
took place, between .ayam2 ana Manxn ~,
reached here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Marlin, Tex, 1uly l7.-rhe Marlin Gun
club had shoot yesterday afternoon Scott,
ThreRdgll and Fddlng tied for 1rsi place and
nnd match Hunnlcut won and Threndnlll was
second, The Marlin and Rrsel baruhail teams
played here yesterday Marlin won by a
score Of q to 10.
Graham. july IA match game Of bnsc-
hall was played here for q purse yesterday.
The rival teams were those VI ThfnckmortOn,
breckenridge END Graham. In The foronoud
Graham beat Throckmorton by q acaro Of %
TO H. aud In the afternoon the home team,
though tired beat the Hreckinrdge nine by
one run after tied score u y TO 70 at
well attended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
DEMAND An ACCOUNTING.
j. V. Farwell q Co. Sued by ASslgncs Of
Brooks a Bullen.

Chicago, July 17.--John BROOKS and George
u. BuileB. Hsasneoa OF Potter, Lowell
Co. OF Boaton. today Med bill OF discovery
against the nrm OF ]. " Farwc a 90, Of
this city, aslung that the Arm be compelled
to account for si2. 900 OF securities which,
II Is alleged. were fraudulently transferred
on tho eve OF the Potter. Lowell A Co. as
algnment In August 1890
Potter Lowell q Co, wore stock brokers
with a capital OF 10000 and at the time OF
their failure they had assets OF $500 900,
and liabilities Of 81, 900 900.
few days before the failure II IL al
legged In the bill securities valued AZ S5,-
OdOOOO were taken from the ilrm and ee-
GREETED. Potter. Lowell & Co, did brok,
eraee BUSINESS with Fnrwcll & Co.. and
John W. Farwcll was n stockholder IN the
firm Of Potter, Lowell Il Co, from January
1 10 August 7, 1870 II is alleged that be-
fore the failure tho firm fraudulently up.
propriateh $4,000 Of other peoples money
and pledged SJOO,0pJ more. II Is claimed
that tho Farwells were cogniznnt Of these
transactions. II Is also alleged that the
transfer OF large number OF securities
was mnde 10 the nrm OF Farwcll q Co..
and that John I. Chumnsero, partner Of
john V. Farwcll, carried these securities
out of the state Of Massachusetts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Brazil, Ind. July 7.-ThiH city is greatly
wrought up over a probable fatal shooting
affrsy which occurred last night. Hon.
lawyers In the state, while sitting In his
some, thought he heard a noise IN an up
staira room. a search was made and gate
Was heard 10 shut on the outsirc. Mr.. knight
raw a man disappearing IN the darkness on
the Sidewalk, He shot AZ him and was hor-
rined to ind that he had fatally wounded his
best friend. John Wrhrlo. county clerk.
Wohrle is stll alive. but the bullet pierced
his abdomen. and the phyaicia-s have little
hope o. his rscoYery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Janesylile, Wis. July 1I.-2l9 trot--(uu-
finished from yesterday Winnie won sec
one. third and fourth heats. Best time
2il2 Ia.
ond Best time All i-2.
2;7o pace-Afrite won in straight heats.
Best time 21l l-2.
Three par-old pace - Haroul won In
straight heats Best time 2.l0 Ia.
2l0 paco-Tidal third. fourth and NTH
heats. best time 2;i0. Frank Agan won sec
ond heat In 200 Ia; Prairie Lily won nrst
heat IN 2.10 ~.
a:2b tfot -Cunnnishedl Naomi won third
and fourth heats. Best time 2;2l; Joe
Gaines second 2;20. Warren p. first 2;22
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Al Montgomery Montgomery. c. Memphla
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, u Evans
yillo, 10.
AZ cineinnati-c ~. noaton, !
Second gamo-Cinoinnatl. I; Boston l. Eight
innings.
Atst. Iouis-st. Louis. 2; New York, >,
Al Cleveland--First Eamc-Clovolaudi W.
Baltimore o. Second ghmo-Clcyoland, O,
baltimore 2. Seven inninga.
Al New orloanF--Ncw Orleans. H. Little
AZ Atianta-Auanta 49, Nashville. G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Spanish Cabinet VIII Answer Americas Do
mand for Mora Indemnity.

Madrid. July 1.-THE cabinet council has
resolved to pay the Mora indemnity.
Washington, July i7,-No onicial oon1rma-
tion OF the decision Of the Spanish cabinet
to pay the Mora Indemnity claim lmme-
dlately has yet reached Washington Ac-
cordlng TO the Spanish practice the minis
ters who form council similar 10 the
British council OF state usually treat such
cases as the Mora claim by referring IL to
a subcommittee for determination. and II
Is believed here that the decision referred
to In the cable dispatches Is really only that
Of the subcommittee which has been con-
ministerial council approved the report Of
the subcommittee II II not absolutely neeos-
sary to await an appropriation by the Cortez,
which could not be had before next winter,
for the ministry may In urgent cases make
an order. thereby providing the payment
OF the claim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18

Ishpeming. Mich, July 1.-THE Ishpemlng
and Negaunoe miners are still out, and
there is little prospect Of an immediate set
tlomont About 5000 miners hold another
meeting at the park, midway between the
Two citica today. All manner Of work save
the operation Of the pumps has been Kus-
pended. The ore trains OIL the Northwestern
and South Shore mines have been aban-
doned and no attempt ia being made to load
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
rn,rVIc AssocIATIoN MEETS.

Chicago. July ll.--At the meeting Of the
s,,,shwsstern Trafic association today tho
eommittes on Joint rates to points on tim
Torarkana and Fort Smith road IN Texas
xss es,abllshcd. II was agreed that tho
IN snectors II the Southwestern weight and
insnectIon bureau may accept the public
~elshers weights. The present estahlIsheS
tnriff OF the southern Pacific between Now
ORLEANS Icaumon, and Orange. Tex. ware
authorlsed The present authorized rates on
cSttoa factory products from Atlanta %
Torss points ware authorized from all iu-
foratafo points tIs.. 'II't
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-18
AnE IlEsTINO NEW RIFLES.

City Of Mexico, July i1.-Army officers yes
terday tested tho Hrag Iorgenhan rino at San
Losare. Fresh ammunition for Nordenieldt
and Hotchkiss guns has been sent 10 Guaya-
mas for the gunboat saragoza.
The report that Mexican troops recently
crossed the border into Texas In search Of
desarters Is officially denied.
The railway rate war continues and mer-
chants are taking advantage OF II 10 bring
IN European and American goods. a. y -
rates Will be restored