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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
TALKED ABOUT SPAIN
nEv. pR. THOMAS OF CHICAGO ON
THE WAR.


Chicago. Oct, 3.--The Rev. Or. w.
H. Thomas caused somewhat OF a sem
sation by declaring from his pulpit
that the time had come for America
TO say that the oppression of Cuba by
Spain must come 10 an end. There
was large attendance of the best
people In the city and the speaker
was frequently interrupted by out
bursts of applause. DR.. Thomas said
in part:
Among the morern nations Of the
earth Spain Is old She was once In
the foreground one of the greatest
and proudest and most prosperous of
nations. But she was always on the
side of royalty and eccleslasticlsm.
She belonged TO the older order Of gov
ments and religion. Other countries
have advanced, have heard the call
and caught the inspiration OF new
light while Spain has stood still has
gone backward. she has not absorbed
other people of the earth and caught
Inspiration from them. Her religion
is Roman Catholic and IL supported by
the state. No fault can be found with
that. She has right to her religion,
which is one of the great wings or
powers OF the church.
The Protestant religion is tolerated,
but worship must be In secret and no
notice of meetings may be given.
There are 10000 Protestnnts In the
country and an attendance at worship
OF 10000 In n population of less than
10. 100000; these are 100000 men and
z, 800 900 women who cannot read and
write. Education fiourlshes In England.
Germany. France ana Italy, ana i,
therefore, argue that Spain--this morl-
bund nation that has failed to get into
a. H..
has forfeited her right to be dictn-
tor, much less ruler among the ma
lions of the earth. II has the right to
exist In Ignorance and superstition and
TO manage Its own affairs, but not the
right TO cruelty Cypress its own sub
jects
1.-THE time has come for America TO
say that this oppression OF Cuba must
come to an END and that very soon.
All our memories are on the side OF
freedom. When we struggled France
held out helping hand and Russia
sent her warships to cruise Off New
York. Can we stand still and let Spain
crush the life out OF these struggling
patriots? ! do not call them rebels.
They are patriots, as brave as men
ever were. and are struggling for the
rights of men as we once struggled.
Npplause.) Governments now slowly,
but there Is no need to deliver AN eX-
preston OF our sympathy. II ~ Hitting
that the voice OF the pulpit, the press
and the people OF this great city. the
center Of the country. should be heard
first a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
CONDENSED TELEGnAMs.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct. 3.--The Fair
will case came up for argument in
Judge Slack's court today on motion Of
Charles Wheeler, attorney for the Fair
children. The case went over without
decision.
Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Oct 3.-Presl-
dent Cleveland returned 10 Gray Ga
bles this morning from his fishing on
the Oneida. Private Secretary Thur
Der and Il. c. Benedict were Of the
party.
Salt Lake, Utah. oct. s.-The first
annual lIstedford held In Utah,
opened In the tabernacle this after
noon. About 5000 people were in at
tendance.
London, Oct at was announced
late this afternoon that the British
foreign office had received official con-
firmatlon of the dispatches telling OF
the serious riots at Constontinople.
Washington, Oct. 3.--The governor
OF klahoma made his annual report
to the secretary Of the interior u con-
talns nothlng new and no reference 10
admission Of the territory TO state
hood.
Atlantic City, N. j.. Oct. 3.--Harry J.
Wright, chief OF Jmpires and ex-man-
ager OF the Philadelphia league club,
one of the best known base ball men In
the country. died at o'clock today.
Little Rock. oct. Sd. W. Mann,
prominent In the q. A. r., was arrest
ed today for clubbing his wife and
throwing her in a Kettle of boiling
water. Justice Purcell fined him $40
and costs.
Seattle. Wash. Oct. 3--Judge Han
ford has filed an order citing ex-Re-
celvers Rouse. Payne and Oaks to APP
pear before him October 81 and show
cause why they shall not be punished
FOR contempt.
Washington. oct. 3.-It has been
definitely decided by the war depart
ment TO appoint court martial to try
Captain q. \. Armes for his alleged Of
fensive conduct towards Lieutenant
General schoheld.
Brooklyn, oct. 3.--The Gormully g.
Jenery's Manufacturing company's
blclcle ncademy on Iclatbush avenue,
Park Brooklyn, was destroyed by ire
today. Loss On building and stock
$4,000,
Hcmingford. Neb.. oct. s.--The state
bank OF Hemlngford has been taken In
charge by the state bank examiner.
No report OF the instltution's condition
Is made. The cashier asserts that the
bank Will reopen soon.
HariIsonyille. Mo-, Oct. s.-The Far
mers' and Mechanics bank OF Creigh-
ton has made an assignment Assets
sl2i,O0O; liabilities. $4,000. The officers
OF the institution say that the suspen-
sion is only Temporary and that the de-
positors will be paid in full.
Buda Pesth, Oct. 3.--The passage OF
the ciyil law marriage act has led to
Disturbances ct Treznta Turdossln.
The registrars were elected by a mob
and their books torn up. A priest who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
CRISIS HAS ARRIVED
ARMENIAN PATRIARCH REFUSES
TO SURRENDER.
The suItnn's Officers Threaten to
storm the Building II lie
Does Not Give Up.

London. Oct. 3.-The Constantlnople
correspondent OF the Standard under
date of Wednesday telegraphs to his
paper:
The Armenian patriarch was yester-
day invited to attend the porte, but he
declined because none of his followers
We're allowed to accompany him. He
remained at the patriarchate shut up
with several hundred Armenians arm
ed The authorities have summoned
him to surrender these people, giving
until o'clock in the afternoon when
the building will be stormed In re-
viewing the incidents of the past days
1t appears that the police have gem
orally not been supplied with ball car
trldges and have been instructed only
to use the fiat Of their swords and the
butts of their rifles. Most OF the vio-
lence upon Armenlans have been COM
mitted by softas students) and the
low class of Moslems, whom the police,
howver, do not appear to have arrested
or lnterfered with.
Great CONSERVATION prevails at the
palace and the sultan has not been in
bed since Monday. 1t is felt that Il
crisis has arrived and there Is much
anxiety lest other revolutionary fac
tons should join with the Armenlans.
Since the Greek revolution Constanti-
nople has never fallen into such terror
as now reigns.
Telegraphing at later hour the cor
respondent says:
The police have not attempted TO
clear the patriarchate and it is hoped
they Will not resort to force Ms a most
fearful massacre would inevitably re-
suit. The Armenians are huddled to-
gether In church with barely standing
room. They have to depend for food
upon such scraps as are brought to
them.
1t is estimated at the patriarchate
that over 200 Armenians have been
killed.
a dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from Constantinople dated Thursday:
l received intelligence from Erzroum
that at Pasenkenousse and other parts
OF Armenia further disturbances may
be expected unless measures are taken
Immediately to calm the people who
Were emigrating wherever they can.
have the information OF the Armenian
ecclesiastlcs that serious disturbances
are inevitable unless the powers Inter
Vene. The metropolitan archbishop of
Erzroum has telegraphed 10 the Brit
ish premier, Lord Salisbury, to that
effect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
run AMERICAN onrnon.


Minneapolis. Oct. s--The temper OF
palian convention toward the PROPOSE
tion to change the name Of the church
was incidentally shown by Its action
this morning on the invitation to the
house of bishops to meet with the
deputies at noon to receive the visiting
Canadian bishops The resolution of
Invitation contained the words. THE
American church,
A Virginia delegate moved TO amend
by the substitution of the words,
Protestant Episcopal church of the
United States" which is the legal IT,
tie. This amendment was voted down
by SO ayes to 222 nays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
REFUSED TO ANSWER
YOUNG LADY SENTENCED TO JAIL
FOR REFUSING TO TALK.


San Francisco. Cal. Oct, 3,-The
trial of Durrant was replete with sem
sations today. Henry !. Meyer, general
secretary OF the Y. NJ. {. A, Who
was cited for contempt last Monday
for telling Juror Truman that If he did
not hang Durrant the people would
hang him. was fined $3.50. with the
alternative OF i've days In the county
jail.
The last sensation of the day was the
order made by the court committing
Miss Carrie Cunningham, newspaper
reporter, TO the county jail for refusing
to answer a question. The defense de-
sired to lmpeach the testimony Of Mrs.
,Leake, who said she did not tell Miss
Cunningham that she saw Durrant
and Miss Lamont enter Emnnuel
church on the afternoon OF April 3.
Miss Cunningham testified that Mrs.
Leake did not tell what she had seen.
but when asked TO reveal the source of
her Information the witness declined 10
answer An order was made commits
ting the witness to jail for contempt
but ON motion OF the defense II was
made to go into effect tomorrow morn
ing and Miss Cunningham Will be given
another chance to answer the question
The defense placed on the stand today
eight more students who attended the
lecture delivered by Dr., Chany on the
afternoon of April 8 TO testify as to
whether they had anawozgl to Dur
rants name at roll call. Zach Witness
gave n negative anRwcr. with the eN-
ception OF six all the members OF the
class have been asked this question.
Not a student was found who remem-
bered having seen the defendant. The
notes of the witness were placed Ia
evidence by the prosecution. The notes
promise to play an important part In
The future proceedings. as the prosecu-
tion intends TO compare them with the
notes said to have been taken at the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
THE WAR IN CUBA.
SEVERAL sISIRNusHEs REPORTED
WITH INSURGENTS.
The Cubnns Are said TO Have Won
Heavy Engagement with
the Enemy.

New Orleans, La. Oct. "A Times
Democrat special from Key West says;
The steamship Mascot from Havana
brings word that an engagement on
September 80. between Spanish and
Cubans In which the latter were VIC
torlous. The Spanish lost 100 killed;
the Insurgents lost 50 killed and
wounded.
General Sanchez commanded the In
surgents and General Robin the Span
lards.
Havana, Oct. IA column OF troops
formed by soldiers from the Barcelona
battalion has had a skirmish with the
insurgents In the Remedies district OF
santa Clara. The insurgents who Were
commanded by Mattagas. lost five
Killed. ON the side OF the troops a
guerilla captain and one soldier were
wounded. A detachment OF a guerilla
force from Santa Luis IN "A brush with
insurgents at Dos Caminos, province or
Santiago De Cuba, put a number OF
Insurgents to flight, killing Two Of
them.
Inc column Of troops commanded by
Colonel RIOS has had a sklrmish with
the insurgents In the forest OF San
jose Valienete near Cienfugos. The
irstrgent7 left four killed They We're
pursued by the troops and their camp
wac captured the enemy losing seven
killed
The little village OF La Qulnta In the
Remedies district was recently at
.-elfoH " The insurgents who burned
six OF the houses. Insurgents, 1t IL
a.iuutneed. have also burned the small
village OF San Lorenzo In the
Camajuanl district.
a column OF troops commanded by
Colonel Mayo has surprised an In
surgent band which was encamped be-
tween the farms of Santa Clara and
Panchfta Ia the district OF San
Domingo. The insurgents fed at the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
THE DOCTORS BILL.
Could Not Collect 1t without Com
plying With the Law.

Waco, Tex, Oct. S.-(speoial)-Re
Gently DR.. w. a. Howard here sued
man for a Doctors bill of long stand
ing. The debt was an honest one, hut
the decision of Justice Gallagher was
in favor of the defendant. he ruling
that a Doctors bill cannot be collected
by law where the doctor has failed to
comply with the law requiring physi>
clans to be examined and procure GER
tihcates from the board of medical
examiners of the judicial district in
which they reside. DR.. Howard had
failed TO comply with this law, hence
his failure to get Judgment. The ma
jority of the physicians Of the city
have taken this question into consid-
GRAFTON, and decided to abide by jus
tice Gallagher's decision. and all doc
tors who have not yet done so will 20
before the board, be examined end re-
ceive certificates. The medical aSso-
citation here has decided to enforce
this law TO the letter in the future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
HAD FAILED TO REPORT.


New York, Oct. S.-Judge Lacombe,
of the United States district court for
the southern district of New York,
today refused to confirm the appoint
ment of the new receivers for the
Northern Pacific company appointed
by Judge Jenkins at Milwaukee, or to
accept the resignation OF the old re-
ceivers, Messrs. oaks, Payne and
Rouse. Counsel for the Northern Pa
cliic company opposed the applica-
ton on the ground that the old re-
celvers had not reported or account
ed to the court as ordered by Judge
Jenkins to do monthly.
Portland. Ore. Oct. S.-Judge Gilbert
today confirmed the appointment of
A. u. Burleigh as receiver of the
Northern Pacific railroad so far as the
company's property in oregon is con-
cerneu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
VISITED rmn ExrosrrIoN.


Atlanta. Ga. Oct. a-Gen. Carlos
Diaz Gutierrez Of the Mexican state OF
San Luis Potosi. arrived here this
morning at II 40, accompanied by an
Interpreter and several distinguished
citizens OF san Luis Potosl.
Gov. Gutierrez Is here to see the
Cotton States and International Ex-
position, and is especially commended
10 the courtesy Of the management by
President Diaz. The distinguished visi-
tor was met at the depot by the ex-
position directors. headed by President
Collier and DR.. r. ID. Spalding. chair
man Of the committee that was sent
TO Mexico. and Gilmore's band. and
also the Gate City Guards. The gov
ernor was escorted to the Kimball
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

London, Oct. 3.-lnduiries made at
the United States embassy here today
show that no instructions have been re-
ceived there from Secretary Olney to
notify the British government that
unless the Venezuelan question is
submitted to arbitration within ninety
days the United States government Will
enforce the Monroe doctrine. No such
instructions as those outlined have
been received and nothing Will ever be
done except through the embassy here
in regard to Venezuela. The ambassa-
dor ard the secretary of the United
States embassy are at present visiting
In Scotland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
STRANGER SUICIDES
Took Dose of Morphine nj His
Hotei-Thc Coroner's In
quest and Verdict.

Sherman, Tex. Oct. 3.-(Speeial.)--J.
l.. Wolfe, a stranger in the city. who
had arrived here last Friday from
Georgia, committed suicide last night
at the Matthews House by taking an
overdose OF morphine.
This morning Justice McCrary held
an inquest. and his decision was that
deceased came to his death by an over
dose of morphine. taken with suicidal
intent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Cincinnati. Oct. s.-Five furlongs:
Mile NJ won. Annie Garth second,
Imp Sugar third, Time. 1901 80.
Selling, six and half furlongs: Nor
man won, Gateway second, Iselin third.
Time, 1871 "a.
Six furlongs: Ramlro won. Sir Play
second Nimrod third. Time, 1918.
The Endurance stakes, three miles:
dn third. Time, 5:3l.
Mile and seventy yards: Semper
Lex won. Ingomar second, Prince Carl
third. Time. 1916.
Six and half furlongs: Twinkle
won, Santa Maria sec,1d. N;.nse Gt od-
win third. Time, 121.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
on THE RACE TRACKS.


Detroit. Mich. Oct. s.-Highland
Park results:
Five furlongs, Belling--Damasls won,
Jubilee second, Edith third. Time.
1903 "a.
One mile. selling--Miss Clark won,
James V. Carter second. Lay on third.
Time. 1l3 3-4.
Four and one-half automatically
West won, Deyault second. Don o'Don-
nell third. Time, 81 1-2.
Seven furlongs--Metropole won, Mar
Bile Rock second, Proverb third. Time.
1896 ia.
Six furlongs-Seguad Won Nellie os-
borne second. Ruthven third. Time.
1919.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Ae Claimed That the shooting OF
Donovan Was Accidental.

Waco. Tex. Oct. ESPECIALLY 1.-THE
trial of W. A. Mcdaniel consumed the
entire day yesterday. The case was
argued by able lawyers, and the jury
retired at o'clock. No verdict was
Preached last night, and 1t was thought
Ia mistral would be the result. About
- o'clock this morning the jury filed
linto the court room and announced
THAT they had agreed on a verdict,
land found the defendant not guilty.
Readers of the Gazette are familiar
with the facts concerning this case;
Ihow on the 10th of June, this year,
Mcdaniel shot and killed young Jesse
Donovan No one was present at the
Shooting beside the two men involved,
pnd Mcdaniel claimed It was an acci-
Gent. on this plea he was acquitted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

A Strangers Queer Conduct Toward
MIR. q. 4. Dickinson.

Last night man drove in a hack
to the house of c. I, Dickinson on Bur-
nett street and called Mr.. Dickinson
to the door. He demanded that Mr..
Dickinson should accompany him ON
town. saying he had business with him.
Mr.. Dickinson refused to go. where
upon the man cursed him, and said he
intended to shoot him. The man then
drove off at full speed. MIR Dickinson
did not know the man, and could not
account for his strange conduct. The
police were notified and searched for
the man but failed to find him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
PRESSING INVITATION.
Urging Attendance Mt the Immigrn-
ton and Industrial Meeting.

4 Waco. Tex. Oct. S.-(SpeciaD.-At
the meeting of the Commercial Club
Yesterday evening, called TO discuss
,natters relative to the meeting of the
Texas immigration and Industrial As
kociation here on October Is. Some
business was transacted. j.
Nv. higgins, as president, and $. II.
Pope as secretary, were appointed to
prepare pressing invitation, in the
1ame of the club and Waco citizens,
band mail 1000 copies to the different
1nayors, commercial organizations and
Progressive business men of the state.
and urge them TO attend the meeting
hnd put a shoulder To the wheel of
freNas progress. The invitations are
-loM being issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

New York Oct. s.--Gravesend results:
Mile: Monaco won. Owlet second,
Manchester third Time. l44 3-4.
Five furlongs: King of Bohemia won,
Saginaw second, turnover third. Time,
l:02 1-2.
Five and n half furlongs: Woodvine
won. Frontier second. Tom Cromwell
third. Time. 1:0S Ia
Mile and sixteenth. selling; Pepper
won, Peacemaler second. Discount
third. Time, 1:4e.
Five furlongs: Sweet Favorable won,
Wild Violet second, Intermlsslon third.
Time. 1902 1-2.
Six furlongs: Hugh Penny won. APP
plause second. Ameer third. Time.
1l6 Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Higgins. Tex. oct. 3.-(speoiaL)-
Juan Gallegos in jail al Lipseomb,
before Judge Baker here yesterday on
IA writ OF habeas corpus to be allowed
bail. The district attorney and defend
ants attorney. w. IL. Young, agreed
for evidence to be submitted TO the
judge. who allowed bail in the sum of
$4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

house. where he was received by Man
ager Warren Leland.
After resting the governor was driv-
en- to the exposition grounds, where he
spent ;he afternoon. Al . O'Clock he
was received by She board of directors.
and in response to few words OF well
come from President Collier, he de-
liyered an impressive speech.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Washington, oct. s.-The Eucharis-
tic congress of the Catholic church
completed its sessions tonight with a
procession led by Cardinal Gibbons and
including most of the archbishops,
bishops and dlgnitaries of the Amerl-
can hierarchy. through the Catholic
university grounds to the steps OF
McMahon Hail. where the Cardinal
pronounced benediction. 1t was an
impressing demonstration to a fitting
close the most notable clergy in the
several states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
UNDER TnE WHEELS.


Waco. Tex, oct. 3.--(SpeclaD.-Th
north- bound Katy train ran over and
Killed a man four miles below Waco
This morning. He became Fastened in
The cattle guard near which he was
found and was run over by train No.
~, without any OF the train men know
3ng OF the accident. He was found
about IL o'clock and as soon as the
Aews reached Waco Justice Sarle re-
paired to the scene and held an in
quest Nothing definite can be learned
concerning the man, as no papers were
Found on his body by which he could
b Identified
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
DAN STUART IS DETERMINED.
Has HAD Many oGers and the Fight
IL n Sure 60.

Dallas. Tex Oct. Especially dan
A, stuart has dozen bids for the
championship contest from parties In
Arkansas. Mexico and the Indian Ter
ritory. Joe II. Nendig OF New York
VIII be here Friday or Saturday and
place for the battle In nstic science
VIII be selected. President Stuart Is
determined to pull off the fight between
Corbett and Fitzsimmons. and he hns
not yet broken his word or failed to
meet an obligation. IL Is safe TO bet
that the champions VIII meet II II In
necessary TO go the Sandwich Islands
TO secure sufficient ground for them to
stand UPON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Chicago. Oct. S--Those who had pre-
dicted that the Republican conven-
ton today would result In riot and
bloodshed because OF the strife be-
tween the city and county factions,
were very much disappointed. The
county men were In fun control and
Mayor Swifts forces were wholly ig-
also in the nominations which were
made Being all on one side. there
was no cause for row and none oc-
curred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Rockdale, Tex, Oct s.-(Special)-
Al the residence Of the brides parents
three miles east OF Cameron, Miss Eva
Terry and n. NJ, Arledge of this city
were married Yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Last nieht at the new and
cottage of the groom, the
many friends Of the happy couple as
sembled and delightful evening was
enjoyed. The Rockdale orchestra fur
nishod sweet music and sumptuous
repast was purtalken Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
GRANTED rnn CONCESSION.
Claimed the Fight Can lie Pulled
on In Mexico.

San Antonio. TEX, Oct. a.-(Special)
1t Is learned that the effort to have
the ett-FitzsImmons fight In Mex
leo has gone to the extent OF n San
Antonlan being promised concession
for the purpose from each Of the three
Mexican states OF 0Cahuila, Tamauiipas
ana Cnnuahua. The places now un-
der consideration for the fight are Jua-
req, c. +, Dlaz ana Nuevo Laredo
Authoritative news may be expected
In n few uaVs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

The Death OF mud Fain Causes sor-
row ut Mckinney.

Mckinney. Tex, oct. 3.-(Special)-
The sad act of self-destruction OF Bud
Fain at his home near Celina In this
county. reported In yesterdays Ga
zette, Is the source OF much regret here
as he was the main support or a Wild
owed mother and orphaned family Of
brothers and sisters ana was evidently
the victim OF malicious. gossiping per-
secution. which, owing 10 MS sensitive
nature. he could not endure.
Thirty car loads OF cattle arrived
here yesterday and will be wintered
here.