Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-14
TELEGRAMS BRIEFED

able July 10.
San Francisco. Cal. June 1s.-Mlss
Susan b. Anthony denies the report
that she will resign the presidency OF
the National Suffrage League.
Topeka, Kan. June ia deal has
been consummated today whereby the
Brush Electric light plant OF Topeka
is sold to capitalists OF Cleveland. o.
New York, June 13.-Ex-Postmaster
General James has started a dark
horse boom for Robert Lincoln for the
Republican nomination for president.
Washington. June 13.-It has
been decided to put the entire force in
all departments of the government
printing office under the civil service
rules.
Springfield. Mo-, June 13.-Mrs. w.
l.. Hulen, wife OF prominent real
estate dealer, eloped with Albert u.
Peters, a printer. and went to st.
Louis.
Washington, June 13.-The comptrol-
Ter OF the currency today authorized
the Standard National bank OF the
city Of New York to begin buslness
capital 100000.
Philadelphia. Pa. June I3.-John A.
| Forepaugh, the well-knOwn theatrical
man, and owner of Forepaughs theater
died In this city few days ago from
/ NAhfAiNAh+NA ~ hi0'AstHs
Washington. June 10. - President
| Cleveland today Issued a proclamation
warning American citizens not TO en-
| gage In any proceeding violating neu-
| trallty with Spain. subject to forfeit
ures and penalties.
Milan, Ind, June l3.-Two miles
| south OF Versailles, John Huntington
was shot and instantly killed by Grant
Johnson In a quarrel over girl named
Davis. Both men were prosperous
young farmers.
indianapolis, Ind, unc 13.--It is pro-
bable that the Chicago hursemen Will
race at this city. Negotiations are IN
progress with the Indianapolis Driving
club looking TO a race meeting from
June 20 to July 1.
Chicago, June il-The Western roads
made no progress whatever today to-
ward perfecting their organizations.
In fact, they went backward and the
meeting adjourned until tomorrow UNI
der circumstances which do not prom
Use an carly agreement.
Topeka. Kan. June i3.-It is rumorcd
that the Republicans. not being salts
fed with the decision of the supreme
court In the civil proceedings, may be-
GIN criminal proceedings against EanlS
Commissioner Rreldenthal.
Toxic japan, June 13.-Japan's atti-
tude toward Russin In respect to Corea
Is thiE That she is willing to with
draw her troops, but expects the pow
ers Interested to guarantee the abso-
lutte independence Of the hermit king
dom.
Columbus, O.. June i3-Houston
Jones, the Texas student at the Ohio
stale University, who challenged W. j. |
kappers. another student at that In |
sttution. TO a duel has been SUE
pended. pending investigation by the |
faculty.
Washington. June 13.--It Is expected |
that Secretary or state Olney will SO |
lect new United States minister 10 |
Nenezuela at an eayly day, that i'm |
portnnt position being vacant since The |
retirement OF Seneca HaZeton. the |
former minister. The salary Is $500.
Washington. June l3.-Congressnan |
Saycrs OF Texas, before leaving for |
homo expressed himself ns being very |
hopeful "a TO political conditions In the |
southwest aud expressed little conf
dencG In the stories OF the divided De-
moeracy of the South and West.
indianapolis, Ind. June l3.-It is
claimed that Just before ex-Presldcnt
Harrison went East he was offered
$4,000 retainer fee. from the Liquor
League In testing the coustitutlonnll.y |
OF tie Nicholson liquor law but he de-
elined to appear ON that side OF the
case.
GAINESVILLE. Tenn. June l3.-severai
days ago Luke Allen was brutully |
murdered by his stepson. William Nal |
ioiy, two miles south Of this place.
Mallory has now given himself up to
the authorities ana hts mother ~ nc
cused OF being an accessory to the
crime.
New York, June i3.-senor Francisco
Xavier Cisncrloa. prominent and |
wealthy Cuban who has arrived here, |
when interviewed last night, said: II |
lousht In the last war and managed |
the sending OF expeditions and now |
come 10 offer my services to the Cuban |
lgN1iuh'ionary party in the new Btrug- |
oklahoma city, o. T., June 1a.-rho
long drouth that cast such n gloom |
over thls portion OF the territory, on |
urely destroying the wheat and oat |
crop, has come 10 an end over nm |
inch of rain fell here today, and ali |
Indications are favorable for more |
pelole morning This almost insures |
corn and late crops.
indianapolis, Ind, June 1s.-It is pro-
are already four active and ayowod |
candidates for the honor OF heading |
the stnte Ticket In leutonnni |
Governor WIN Cumback of Greenaburr-
eN-seeretary OF state Charles II. Grit |
IN OF Hammond, John l.. Grimthg Of |
this city ana Smiley N. Chnmbers for |
merly of Nincennes.
Washington. June ia,-socretorv NJ |
state olney Is thoroughly determined |
that the United States government |
shall do all IN its power and NH that |
the international law requlrea TO prc. |
vent the violation OF United statca |
territory by persons who undertake. 10 |
make II base OF hostile Operations /
against Spain, with which power n |
Is at peace,
indianapolis, Ind, June 19.-sults
nave been filed In the Federal court |
against George a. Gay, manager of tho
syndicate Trading company. charging
mat he advertised abroad for drapers
and clerks and that two men from
ilasgow were brought here under
lgreement TO accept employment con-
irary TO the allen contract law.
Terre Iaute, Ind. June 1s.--Presldent
Motere and Secretary Dick OF the
Nicholson union. an organization
Formed by young people to help enforce
me Nicholson liquor law. have been
discharged from the prominent retail
stores where they We're employed be-
cause they refused to sever their con.
neetlon with the union. There ia CON
siderable excitement over the matter
Boston, June l3-The nayv dirrctor,