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The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

It shouldn't be much of a job to find
out in which tooth Harry Hayward has
the poison concealed. Or is this another
of the Hayward sensations? What this
section Of the country will do when Hay
ward is gone it is hard to say.
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The Minnesota. University football
eleven were handsomely downed by the
Michigan eleven at Detroit on last Sat
urday, the score being 20 to, nothing in
favor of the Wolverines.
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

i Senator Jones of Nevada says we must
have free silver presidential candidate.
There are very large number of people
who agree with Jones.
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

James J. Hill will appeal from Judge
Kelly's decision in the matter OF con-
solidating the Great Northern and North
ern Pacific railroads
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

Yale College football team vanquished
the New Jersey tigers 20 to 10 and Aar-
ward was beaten by Pennsylvania, u to
IA
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They are. introducing bull fights into
Chicago and the bulls are not taken from
the board of trade either
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

The butcher:ng business is still carried
on very successfully in Europe. Inc
Armenian Christians furnish the supplies.
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= Wildt,> the assistant secretary OF state,
who is now in Europe, says he will re-
sign.
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Morton, OF New York, is in the race to
stay. All other rumors are declared Off
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The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

Bryan says of Towne: II have been
very much gratified by the fight which
Con gresham Towne is making. / ex
pect him to be a conspicuous figure tn
the next congress, because he not only
has ability and courage, but he comes
from an agricultural state, and the objec-
ton cannot be raised to him which is
raised against Teller and other represent
atives Of the mining states. Unless
miss my guess, Congressman Towne will
be the best known Republican membe1
of congress within year. The commoG
people of the Republican party are inter-
ested in free coinage, and they are look
ing for somebody to voice their senti-
ments. l believe Mr.. Towne is the MAJ
who can do it.
At meeting recently held in Amazon.
da, Mont, branch Of the Irish National
Alliance was formed, with the following
gentlemen as temporary officers: j. Y.
Collins, president; William Hurley, vice
president; John F. Dolan, treasurer; Miles
Kelly, recording secretary; and John Co.
den, financial secretary. Enthusiastic ad>
dresses were made by Judge T. D. Fit
gerald, Judge J. M. Kennedy, Col. 4.
O'Leary and others. REGULATIONS weTs
delivered and other pleasing features iii
dulged in. The Irishmen Of Anaconda
are abreast Of the times and they are as
patriotic as they are energetic and enter"
prising.
Senator David B. Hill lectured at tle
Lyceum theater on Wednesday night last
taking for his subject Liberty. Tie
audience was comparatively small. M.
Hill read his matter from manuscript and
that perhaps detracted somewhat freso
the effect it would otherwise have had II
the lecture had been committed to men-
Org. g.s Il.
And now It Is positively asserted that
President Cleveland would not accept en- 3
other nomination even could he get. II
without any effort Of his own 4 ts his
purpose, it Is said, to make tour Of IEIi ts.s
world, as he does not consider that he has I.
as vet seen; enough Of the earth. 3ss
The Christian Endeayor people areag
ing to Improve Bob Ingersoll ~ Their
prayers. what a task they hare g Ken
upon themselves
II ret,orte tl1 at the C,lba II
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. The Christian Endeayor people are
ing III Improve Bob 1ngersoll 81 Their
pray ers. what q task they have e kep
upon themselves. sssS Isl
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

81 po ,ite mt ths Cuban Il!
MIDI sE III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
OFFICERS ELECTED.
RULES WE'RE ADOPTED REGULA-
TING LODGE ACTION CONCERN
ING REFLECTED CANDIDATES..
An Important Rule Adopted Reguia-
fecting Saloon Mcn.

Houston. Tex. Dec. i.-tspecIaL)-
The NJ. w. Grand Lodge Of Texas. A.
+. and A. NJ, continued its sessions
today. Wise county will hereafter
constitute the hfty-seventh district.
Authority was granted for the estab-
lishment of new lodges In Limestone.
Hunt. Parker and Dallas counties.
The following was adopted, being a
part Of report looking to the estab-
lishment Of uniform rules regulating
the Jurisdiction OF lodges over rejected
candidates.
Rule /. Whenever any person who
shall have been rejected for Initiation
In any lodge shall have removed his
place OF abode into the jurisdiction of
another lodge within the Jurisdiction
OF another grand lodge with the inten-
tlon of making his permanent pla 20 q
residence and shall have resided there
not less than one year, and shall again
desire to petition Tor initiation. he
may present his petition TO the lodge
Under whose jurisdiction he resides
or any lodge which has concurrent
Jurisdiction over that place. which
shall thereupon certify tho facts TO the
lodge which rejected him and II said
luubt Snall not WITHIN SIX months
thereafter furnish to the lodge to which
petition Is mads the ground upon
which such rejection was made, 1t
may proceed with such petition as In
other cases and that lodge may ini-
date him If elected. Whenever the
grounds upon which the petition was
rejected are furnished to the lodge to
which he makes his petition 1t shall
iuaGe OF the suiiiciency thereof, and
proceed In its discretion. A resoll-
tlun making people engaged in sale of
Intoxicating liquors Ineligible was In
troduced.
The election Of officers for the en-
suing year was held by the grand lodge
of Texas tonight, resulting In the cleo
ton of b. Il. Abernethy of Gonzales,
grand master; A. Il. Watkins of Attn
ems, deputy grand master; j. l.. FER
rel. senior grand warden; $, II. HAM
ilton OF Falmersvlle. junior grand
warden; s. d. MoorIc of Houston
grand treasurer: John Watson of
Clarksville. grand secretary; ". W.
Hunnlcutt, member committee on work
for 1--WE years. James #. Miller was
elected director OF the widows and Or
phans home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
ANOTHER FAILURE.
THE BATTLE SHIP. TEXAS, GIVEN
ANOTHER TRIAL


Washington, Dec. 4.---The unfor-
tunate battleshlp Texas has had nnoth-
err breakdown. She went out on n
full powered steam trial trip from New
York this morning with the Intention
OF making sure that her machinery
would work all right, but was soon
brought UP at the powder station at
rompkinsville. Staten Island. with her
steering gear crippled. 1t Ia estimated
that about Ave days will be consumed
In making the necessary repairs to at
her up for another trial. For the past
few days the Texas has been tied up to
the dock at the New York navy yard
undergoing n steam dock trial The
performance OF the engines IL reported
TO have been very satisfactory, al
though II was not possible TO speed
them to their full capacity without
endangering the dock. The air pumps
and condensers. which have been fe-
Earded by certain critics ias too amail.
showed themselves amply capable OF
doing all required OF them, aud there
was every indication that the ship
would run on successful trial today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
TO Go on THE STAGE.
The snwinew kid VIII Give Exhibit
lions before the Footiights.

New York. Dec. 4--George Iayigne.
tao Saginaw KID" intends to remain
IN the East for some days and has no
idea OF arranging for a match for the
near future. because his manager Ia
giving serious consideration to several
theatrical offers. Lavignc declines to
ueoome an actor. but may be induced TO
give exhibitions
Tom o'Rourke attributes Walcott's
failure to stop Lavlgne to the fact
that tho colored man trained too hard.
fae IL anxious now to arrange a meet.
ing between Walcott and Tommy RYAN
and such match was discussed nj the
Empire Athletic Club Offices last night.
"Parson' Davies talked for RYAN
who. he said. was willing to box Wal
colt at l4b pounds. Walcott's MANAGER
raid Ryan could weigh In eight hours
Defora the fight at iia pounds. but no
dnally concluded that l45 pounds M
the ringside was better for the blar,,
rghter. II Ryan agrees TO this a con-
test can be arranged with an under.
standing that everything in the wav ~
q boxers share OF receipts shan 20 to
tho winner
Matchmaker James C. Kelly OF tho
Empire Club went TO PHILADELPHIA Inst
night 10 arrange a go" between Hail
and ChoyniskL The latter has express.
ed his willingness to box the Aua.
tralian under any fair conditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
A LARGE QUANTITY
OF COTTON HAS BEEN GINNED AT
coMANCHE.
The Top Crop Has Not necn Gathered
ON Account OF Very had
Weather.

Comanche. Tex, Dec. 4.-(specinl y
over 1000 bales Of cotton have been
ginned here, aud but for the bad
weather the crop would have been
gathered.
The acreage sown in wheat will be
larger this year than FOR several years
Rev. Il. s. BurkheHd. the Methodist
minister. preached here last Sunday
Those who heard him were pleased.
The Odd Fellows have reorganized,
and the officers elected were: Il. Grin
non. N, g.; S. M. Vernon. V G.; j..
ID. Foster treasurer. and j, H. Short
ridge, secretary.
Ex-Governor Hubbard will lecture
here next Saturday night.
Work on the new Baptist church will
begin soon.
Mrs. Eugene Greer. the wife ot II
young merchant of Comnnche. died on
Monday night. She left babe only n
few days old. Mr.. Greer has the SYM
patty Of our citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05

Followed by spaninrds Maceo Make"
For santa Clara.

Havana, Dec. 4.-Reports current for
several days that Antonio Maceo had
crossed the military line OF La Trocha
on November 20 are confined here. He
was accompanied by tho bands or
Miros, Cebreoeo and Quintan Ban
deroas. The crossing was effected be-
tween the forts OF La Sanchez and La
Rcdonda on the north OF Cieg de Avila'
Upon crossing the line force OF the
insurgents was detached to make an
assault upon La Redonda fort, thus
creating q diversion TO prevent pursuit
while the main force pushed towards
the borders OF Santa Clara province,
which 1t Is proposed 10 invade
Maceo's force is closely pursued by
Generals Alvad and Aldecoa. and Gem
eral suarez. Valdez and Navarro have
been also sent TO attack him.
Havana, Dec. 4.-Gll Gonzales, the In
surgent leader. after having been tried
by court martial and convicted OF taxi
ing up arms against the government,
was today sentenced TO be shot. He
was executed today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
SHIELDED Her son.
A NEGRO WOMAN is CONVICTED OF
MANsLAUGHTER.
Thought That Her Son Did the Kill
tng-story of tho
Crime.

Paris, Tex. Dec. 4.--(aoecial)-In
the Federal court this afternoon Ma
nile Perkins, n negro woman about 80
years OF age. was convicted Of man
slaughter. The woman and her son.
Ike Bailey, We're charged with the muir
der Of an old negro man named Will
liam Roun. In Pickens county, Chicka-
saw nation. June Il. 1894. They had
fallen out about horse and Bailey
and his mother went to see him about
the matter. They found him at the
house Of man named CLANCY and
Killed him. No one was present but
themselves. The woman admitted the
Killing, but claimed that IT was done
IN self-defense District Attorney Toll
iaferro says he has no doubt but that
Bailey did the killing but his mo her
assumed the responsibility to shield
her son. Bailey was acquitted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
OVER THE BOUNDARY LINE.
Canada Lets Mail Contract on United
states Soil,

Tacoma, wash. Dec. 4.--The Cam
adlan government has let contract
for carrying malls from Juneau. Alas
lia, 10 Forty Mile Creek, which Ia also
in the territory claimed by the United
States, but which Canada Is now as
sorting claim to. II Is asserted that
the letting OF mail contracts into the
territory OF another government Is
something unheard OF In International
law. It would seem that Canada is
bound to uphold at MI hazards her
claim to that strip OF territory extend
ing from and taking in Juneau to the
rich gold zelda on the Yukon river.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
coRnnrr WON'T FIonT.
Dan stuart Gives Up Hope-other
Matches Arranged.

Dallas. Tex, Dec, t,--(speelal.) --Dan
Stuart telcgraphed from New York
this evening that corbett positively re-
fuses to hght. Stuart has given up
hope OF u match between Corhett and
Fltzsimmons- He VIII now make q
match for a finish fight between Peter
Maher and Fitzsimmons to take place
near vi Paso. also between Jack Ever
hardt and KID Lavigne,
New York. Dec. i.--Corbett will not
agree TO meet Fitzsimmons for the 500
900 purse offered by Dan Stuart OF
Texas The ultlmatum was handed
TO Stuart tonight by William A. Brady.
Corbetts manager. Stuart submitted
articles OF agreement 10 Brady and
made diregt proposition to the mana
ger that corbett meet Fitxsimmons for
a guaranteed purse OF 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
TO M nANQuETED.
West Texas Press Association Enter
taineJ-other News.

Big Syringe, Tex. Dec. t.-(spcolal,
Rov. ], NJ. Reynolds OF Abilene
preached at the Baptist church here
Monday night.
The members OF the West Texas
Press association will be bnnqueted at
The Texas and Pacific hotel next Fr.
day night, after the welcome addroaS
and response are delivered at the court.
house.
The ladies OF thin place have raired
funds to paper and paint the Methodist
parsonage.
Work hns commenced on the new
scnce around the courthouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
A FIENDISH CRIME.
A NEGRO RAPEs HIS ELEVEN
YEAR-oLp sTEP-pAuGHTER.
Arrested and Placed In Jaii-The
colored People Arc Much
wrought Up.

Franklin, Tex, Dec. l.--tspeelal)--
George Davis. colored. raped his IL
year-old step daughter yesterday even
Ing near here at their home. Constable
Goodman went out and arrested Davis
at once and brought him here and
placed him in the county Jail Doctors
Glass and Abney were at once called
to the scene and examined the child
AMI pronounced her seriously injured.
The coiored people OF this community
are very much wrought up over the
matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05

MeGregor. Tex, Dec t.-tspeoiai)--
Deputy United States Marshal Burks
came out from Waco today and ar
rested ]. C. MeKelvane OF this place
as an accomplish In the late bank rob
bery here. Sam +. sewell was also ar
rested and taken with ]. c. McKelvane
to Waco. the federal grand jury now
IN session having found bills against
the above named parties and Frank
Henry, who Is In Jail NJ Waco. on the
tiiat shargc made against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
MATTER ADJUSTED
Whereby u Number of Katy EN-
pioyc. Go BACK to Work.

Denison. Tex. Dec. t.--tspeeiai. 1.-THE
grievance committeeman OF the Katy
have returned from 81, Louis and to-
day reported to the Deuison lodges,
BY u recent consultation with the Of
ncials an agreement was reached.
whereby a number OF discharged en-
ployes were returned TO work, and the
matter OF overtime allowances between
Denison and the railway yards was
permanently settled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
FEAR SHE is LOST.
Apprehension Felt for the Gordica's
Fate.

Port Townsend. Wash. Dec. 4.-Much
apprehension IL felt for the British
steamship Gordica, Captain Meade, now
out forty-ilve days from Singapore.
This Ia the third steamer which is un-
accounted for on the North Pacific. the
others being the Eskal and Strath
Nevis. bound westward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
Vote On the Final Adoption of the
Constitution.

Columbia, s c., Dec. 4-The con-
stltutionnl convention adjourned sine
die tonight.
on the final adoption OF the consti-
tuition the vote stood IFS to Z. all the
negro delegates voting against 1t on ac-
count Of the suffrage article and two
white delegates for the Indefinite
reasons that some parts of the consti-
tuition they considered to be unwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
AGAIN IN AMERICA.
A. X, ward. Wanted In Memphis
Reaches New Orleans.

New Orleans, Dec. A. X. Ward
arrived here tonight on the City of
Dallas, from Belize. Honduras. lie says
that he had only $4,000 with him when
he decamped. and he sent that up by
his wife, Ward denies that he com
mitted forgery or has appropriated any
money TO his own use.
Nashville. Dec. i.--Governor TutLey
has issued extradition papers upon the
governor OF Louisiana for the arrest
and detention of Ward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05

Donison. Tex. Dec. --(speclaL)-
Engine 1888 OF the Katy encountered u
misplaced switch at Gainesville yester-
day morning, being derailed and nearly
overturned No one was hurt. The
wrccking outfit left here at . q. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
KILLED BY THE FALL
A scAFFoLD FELL FORTY FEET TO
THE GROUND.
Three PInxterers Went WITH II ANA
One Wa. kiiicd-The Other.
Injured,

Houston, Tex. Dec, i.-(speclal)-A
scafrold fell this morning and V. b.
Collins. Morris Flynne and +. Blake
We're prcelpitoted to the ground. a dis
lance of forty feet. Collins was killed
by the fall and the others were injured.
They We're all plasterers working on
II. Houses new hotel,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
A POPULAR HOTEL.


Hlilsboro. Tex, Dee. i.--,speeiai,-.-
Tho windsor hotel OF thls city. with
Mrs, G. II. Carrioo proprietor, Is re-
coiylng what It mcrits. the beat patron-
ago OF any hotel IN Texas. II Is new
hotel and butt on modern style. with
the best eoaveaiepsas az any hotel in
T~sss Z ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
LETTERS PRESENTED.
Hatch Succeed. oa.tis as Hawaiian
Minister.

Washington. Dec. 4.--Mr. Castle to-
div presented TO President Cleveland
HIS letters Of recall ns Hawaiian min.
lster TO the United states, and Mr..
Hatch thoac accreditlng him as minis
ter, as Nj, Castles eucsesaor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
CAUSED CONFIRMATION.
Message Not Well Received on the
Berlin Boursc.

London. Dec. A standard Berlin
dispatch to be published tomorrow will
say; feeling akin to consternai ion
has been caused here by President
Cleveand's reference TO Germany II
had marked effect on the bOurse and
has been discussed fully in the news
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
New orIean. i,nce..

Now orleans Dec i..--six iurlongs;
Romance won, Bloomer second, Mar
Qulae third. Time. l:lS i-i.
Seven furlonss: Tahcred won. WI
IL, s~~a~a p.nAna t,,isa Ti,ss l.ao 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ExPL0pEs.
Factory ana Magazines Destroyed
ana Two Men Killed.

Pittsburg. Dec. Am explosion Of
nitro glycerine at Humes torpedo fac
tory, near Butler. Pa, this morning.
destroyed the factory and two storage
magazines. and killed Lowry Black
and George Bestor. employees. Portions
OF Dltck's remains were picked up Is
feet away. but nothing but part CT
Bester's underwear can be found, The
conclusion shook houses and shattered
wldowB for miles around,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
RESISTING cRRsPo.
Serious Outbreaks Reported from
Nearly All States of the Republic.

New York, Dec. 5,--corresponden, Of
the Herald from Havana says. From
trustworthy private advices 1t il re.
ported that the revolution which has
broken out simultaneously in nearly ali
the states OF the republic of Venezuela
AGAINST crespo's autocracy is of host
serious nature.
To preserve neutrality between Col.
ombia and Venezuela the government,
OF Colombia has appointed an Inspector
who Is to reside at I'll Amparo. In the
atnfs OF Bolivar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
uNrorNpEp nEronT.
Negroes Were Not Poisoned at Tex
arisnna, Ark.

Texarkana. Ark. Dec, i,--(speeial.)--
a dispatch sent out from here last
night and witch was afterward taken
up by the Associated Press relative TO
here was an Idle rumor with no founda-
ton IN fact,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05

Six furlong-: Verdi won. Nate rec
ond, Bowling Green third. Time. las.
Milo; Dockstader won, Booze sec
ond. cass third. Time. 1893 la
Six furlonsa: J. W. Cook won. Sir
John second. Buckmero third. Time.
l:lG l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
cnovrRs ,IEssAok
Excited Lively comnss'
New York

New York. Dec. a.--rhs We.'
says: -
The portions OF Presidch' X <.
message that referred 70 -
question evoked lively copp v
terday at the headquarsen b
lutionary junta In TINS w "a b \
Estreda Palma objected y ~
dents describing Amerissr.
with the Cubans as sehsss N
Mr.. Palma felt thai .sl,n -
views on the Cuban snshl1!
sibly Influenced by tne ~ II
lister to Washington, amp 9gsr1H
states consul-general A. ~ Z I
"Air. Clevelond's neutinae y
can hope for" he con n,a N n
are thankful that he 90 M M. p
bring up the precedent' 2
position and utterances. ~ y
Mr.. Palma added tnai ,sslc')
the Cubans everywheIe ~
the favora Bile action o.
can congress. .,,ssl ~ Z
Horatio Rubens, couhs ~ ~
ban party, considered y. IN y
attitude as not only syai,s1l y
an indicating that ne 1,,fI1u .
portauce OF the insuI',,rr ~
ready TO act in the y. ID =
proper moment arrived ,tsn =
most ravorable TO the c1'-
rxruElltl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
{. J. WHITE,

Our grand reduction sale
is sending JOY and happi'
ness to numberless house
holds; come join the merry
throng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
WAGON ran OVER HIM.
A Little hoy Has Ills Hcnd Badly In
Jurcu,

Paris. Tex, Dec. 4-(Special jim
attempting TO cross street today, joe
the l0-year-old son OF w. r. Gill, a
well-known newspaper man, was
knocked down by team and run over
by the wagon One of the wheels
passed over his head, cutting a bad
cash and severely injuring the little
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
Texas ro.tmnsters Appointed.

Washington. D. c., Dec. l.--tspocIal)
B. y. Crank was today appointed
postmaster at Bunynn. Ernth county.
'lce J. 4. Dcstick. and Augustc pumont
At Pnducah. cottl, county. Vice II +,
L, Johnson. resigned.