Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
CONDENSED TBLBaRAMs.

Vienna, July 8.-Advices from Belgrade
mat the servian cabinet has re-
Hrzrard's Bay Mass, July 4.-The presl-
(nt and Dr. Bryant are at Bourne. trout
lai9dlesboro., KY. July 4:-The Watts sts,l
non Syndicate has voluntarily inereased
n wages OF their employees 10 per eelt.
uiness il excellent.
Bio dc Janeiro. July fan armlstico has
Ion hrranged with the insurgents In Rio
anoo do Sui until July 9. II is confidently
Iped that peace will be shortly concluded.
p<l4woii. Kan. July 4.-A very heavy
~ pas fallen IN this section. Twelve or
<4eH miles south OF this place, IL, 900 feet
Hqck Island track were washed away.
Qhioago July 4.-speaker Myer of the
ln1't house Of representatives, died at
feeport. llis., yesterday. His death was
e4pected, although he had been I'll for
pc }time.
k9me. July 4.--In the Italian Chamber OF
Ipuuos today. Slgnor Gall, under secretary
STATE called signor Marescalchl, a liar As
resuit there Will be sabre duel in the
|nrling.
Ban Francisco. July 4.--James II. widber.
u Weasurer Of the city and county OF
u kfnnoisco, has died OF pneumonia lie
porn N Portland, Me-. in is2s, and
me. 70 California in 1919.
ropeks. Kan, July 4.-chlef Justice Da-
Martin, tho free silver advocate, has
Lev ficiouAly attacked by the editor Of the
tc1A state paper, on account OF the Popu-
Farmly supporting his candidacy.
9iexnniria. La. July "A terrible wind
II ram storm struck this place about
Fen on the list Inst, making a complete
eek OF several large buildings, and do
transferable damage to property.
Hilver City, N. M, July i.--The city coun-
ns1 refnsed to levy tax for payment OF
{trkat on its bonded indebtedness. amount
i ~ q ba
|pQ9. The debt was refunded three years
& A. per cent.
pleseland. o., July 4.-Tho Cleveland City
Ir|o company has announced a 10 per
vance IN the wages OF employees, TO
4unfily, on account of the bitter con-
i5u " trade. About 300 men are benefited.
ltlApta, Ca, July 4.--Thomas s. Crutchln,
cAicf clerk TO F. NJ. Jolly, district SUI
|rlntendent Of the Plant system In this
n arriyod here today from Tumpa, Fla
4An that yellow fever has reached Tam
and many OF the Inhabitants are leaving
Mems. July I. The Rev. ]. A. Forrest is
Il, e<unrg three candidates who have been
FQW Moulded ny the confederation of the
pp13Snda for bishop OF San Antonio. Tex.
h41ne OF the eppc,ptee Us finally decided
re- III not be made known for rome
tncInnati. July l.-sigmund Freitseh q
~. pork merchants, assigned on July 1
Sfo<es Ruskin, who estimates the as
p a. Nio. 900. and the liabilities at $685.
p Mt. Freltseh says his assignment is
.Iy = Suspension. caused by the high price
he=>.-. and the low price of lard.
1orx' Kong, July 4.-The foreign resi-
pts q Tai Wan island OF Formosa have
to- Tai Ko, abandoning their property.
Il rumored that the Japanese troops have
|ided forty miles north OF Tai Wan, In
hdinx to surround the enemy and pre-
n mem reaching the mountains.
kunufn, N. r.. July 4.-wm. j, Moses,
nsr and editor Of the Bulletin. died
<dehly al his home In this city today, Of
sple1y. lie was 70 years OF age. He was
.,ut4ter under Cleveland in 1854 and
II AHd a high place IN tho councils Of
uoinoeratic party. both state and ha-
Herlln, July THE Kolnische zeitung says
rs Princs Bismarck, since the death Of
VIE, has had frequent attacks OF de-
1411nn. THE recent fetes," II says, left
r. coinpletely exhausted. His literary
Itks prior TO the opening Of the Baltic
111. nlso tended to make his condition
r14- We learn from good sources that al
PH4h Pc 10 greatly improved. he must ex-
111 The greatest care"
<oul1ville Ky, July 4.-News comes from
|EGins Landing that Abithan Colston, an
<conrfct, shot and fatally wounded farm
n4nod Joe Crump. John Hammond
tffed to get drink of water for the
rrced man. and was instantly killed by
|I1lon. who then- fed. That night a mob
|rfoupdsd the house in which he had
kep. refuge, and both ColstOn and Mol
1uith, the woman who was sholtering
u. vtre killed.
.<ondQn, July 4.--The ri. Hon. Joseph
1ulbeflain tho new secretary OF state
| ~. colonies. received the Representatives
tho Different colonies at tho colonial Of
e today Replying to Sir Charles Tuppcr.
I cAnndian high commissioner, who was
1kesmnr OF the party. Mr.. Chamberlain
4 The colonies could rely on his hearty
toperation to advance their interests and
r<aas their influence.
|ncnnn doah, Pa, July 4.--Martln Ratlgan,
|Du being released from prison. sought hs
Il and asked her to return to him. She
1rcd and he threw her TO tho floor and
hinged a large pocket knife Into her body.
I:r4ctcd by the screams, Lena Miller. her
trr. PUSHED into the room, and Ratigan
ned upon her, innlcting two dangerous
b Mounds In the back. lie then fied
{hc woods, but was pursued by the POI
| l. atd upon their approach stabbed him
tlrce times In the stomach He was
Hcd n the Pottsyille jail, All will prob
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