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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
HE WAS HOUND OVER.


Claude. Tex, Nov. 2o.-(speclal)-At
an examining trial begun last satur-
day, concluded yesterday, G. b. Jones
was bound over tn appear at the coun-
ty court for trial on the charge of
theft OF property under the value OF
$50. His bond was placed at 5000, which
was readily given. and he was released
from custody.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
ST. LOUIS vIsiTons THERE.
The Interstate Commercial Club
spends tho hay In Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov 2o.-Thla
morning about eighty members or the
St Louia Interstate Commercial club
arrived In this city and were taTen in
charge by n committee OF citizens at
the Vendome. a pubic reception was
rendered them Mt which Rev. Jamcs l.
Vance welcomed them and Ex-Governor
Starnrd reynondod
They departed for Atlanta tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
STRUCK MULE TEAM
THE PASSENGER TRAIN RUNS INTO
APAssING VEHICLE.
Killed IA Mexican and Mule and
Seriously II Not Fatally In.
jured n Negro.

Richmond, Tex, Nov, 2o-tspeclal)-
\ negro farm hand from Dyer &
Bertrand plantation brought the news
to town at p. m. that the passenger
train that passed here at $40 p. m.
struck mule team and killed one
mule and a Mexican and seriously In
1urcd Walter Eaton. colored. Eaton is
not expeCted TO live
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TWO MEN WOUNDED
rArAi. EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
CARTRIDGES.
One Man Is scvepty-Tivc Years OLD
and He WIN Die--warminx
the Cartridges.

wellsboro. Penn, Nov. so--By an
explosion of dynamite cartridges this
afternoon Frank a. johnson proprietor
OF the marble and ante works OF
Borough. ana his faiher-in-isw Mr.
Raymond. who is rs year - '~e. re-
eeiyed injuries which WIN cause their
death. The men We're wa ming the
cartridges over Il stove.
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TYLER TAIR OPENED.


Tyler Tex, Nov. 2o.-tspecial2--
horticultural fair was opened TO- the
public this afternoon at o'clock
Mayor Sharp delivered the opening az,
dress. The decorations OF howe anu
cereals are grand. Present Indications
are that the attendance will lie large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
ron KmLlNG men FArnnn.
a Warrant Issued for the Arrest of
Mrs. NiIo.

Providence, Il. l., Nov, 20.--A warrant
was issued this afternoon for the ar
rest OF Mrs. Colin Vilo, of Saunders
her father. John w. Roesller. October
81 At the inquest II was shown that
he could not have. committed suicide.
AZ the hearing mother and daughter
told different stories and It was also
brought out that the relations be-
tween father and daughter were
strained.
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THE LAST HOPE GONE.
Harry Hayward Is Refused n New
Trial.

Minneapolis, Nov 2o,--The last hope
that remained 10 Harry Hayward for
his life was INVESTED him today by the
supreme court, which banded dow . a
lower court in granting him new
trial.
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rnr STATE counrs.


Austin, Tex. Nov. %. Especially
call Of trial docket In the third court
o. ciyli appea.s today the following pro-
ceedinss were had
Aii's.m.cr-st. louis Southwestern
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KILLED ny A HORSE,
boy Had His Horse to Fall on
Him.

Childress, Tex. Nov. 2O.-(special)-
Mercer Battle. the l6-yeAr-old SON Of
Mr. j. b. Battle OF WELLINGTON, was
accidentally killed by his horse falling
on him Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Allen and wife OF Decatur
located In our city this week. We bid
them welcome to our midst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

denies his guilt. will be tried for MUIR
der in the frat degree, but owing to
their youth 1t is likely they VIII only
be convicted OF murder In the second
degree, the penalty OF which is life
imp , Jnment
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Likely That All WIN Get Life In.
prisonment.

Rome, n y, Nov, 2o.-- Hlldreth, He
bard and Wilson, three OF the lads Inn
York Central train near this place on
Tusaday. and Bristol, the fourth. who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Temple. Tex, Nov. 20,-(Speclal)-
II. l.. Mcknight has purchased the L.
NJ Chattin stock OF dry goods and will
continue to run the business.
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COM MERCIAL.


Houston.o Tex, Nov. 2O.-tspecial)--
Edwin A. Daniel, doing drug bust
ness. assigned. naming Walter Colby
as trustee. Preferences. $1,000; assets
not given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

spicided last night by shooting him,
self through the heart. He was iounu
nv friends this morning he was en-
pioyed at the McDougail hotei us saru
man.
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luHISKIES.

Liquors and wines for fanII
medical use shipped to Local "
towns at wholesale prices q
BRANN g. co. The only mouse u
Worth licensed to sell any quanhu
liauor. Purity of our goods guafah'
Here are some of our prices: a.. 4.
New Whisky, white or red "".r',I
2-year-old Whisky, white or lsa"
3-year-old Whisky. white or ie'"'
4-year-oid old Sunnyside Hye.'" A
-year-old n, c. white corn.''"~
6-year-oid o. +. C..-.....,.''.""
6-year-old Monarch ....r.''.'''"
6.year-old Ripy ..,........'''''''"
6-year-old Belle of Nelson""''''i III
-year-old McBrayer...... '''''''''
Old Private Stock. .:...''''''''"
Pure 1888 deg. alcohol ...:::;',.'''"
Apple or Peach Brandy, :, .o""
Blackberry Brandy, sl.oo 'o''""
Dry Wines, COO to ........''''''"
Sweet Wines. $3.50 to. .;....'''r;yv7
To Dealers, Special Prices.
Cash must accompany the ore. h
isfaction guaranteed. PromEsas
ment assured. As to our resp9,s
we refer you to any bank
Worth. Send US your ORDER
H. Brann g. q
los Main Street. Fort Worth
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Richmond. Tex, Nov. 2o.-(specIaI,-
, lie. was Quarter OF an inch thick here
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
An Old Negro Kills Himself with n
Pistol at Dcnison.

penison. Texas, Nov. 2o.--(special,-
John Norris. colored. aged 50 years.
The herald., 1895-01-22
RUSHING HOME.

The Hawaiian Minister to San Francisco
Sails for the Isiands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-F. NJ. Hatch.
minister OF foreign affairs of the Ha-
waiiah republic, sailed for Honolulu to-
day. Minister Hatch is rushing home
to lend his assistance to his government.
He deplores the condition of affairs at
Honolulu and declares that Hawaii has
many important questions to deal with
In its coming history.
Incidentally it was learned from
friends Of the minister that the Japanese
question is becoming a serious one, and
that the provisional government has not
only had the Roy alists to deal with, but
it has also to use its force to suppress an
uprising OF Japanese laborers on the
plantation of Eva. Eva is 10000
acres grant, situsted 10 miles back OF
Honolulu.
Several days before the revolt headed
BY Wilcox broke out, 200 Japs on the
plantation named attacked their over
seer and nearly killed him. Several
white men were pretty badly beaten by
the rioters and the police had to be
called on for protection.
"Fhe Japanese, l fear, will cverrun
the country" said the minister. Every
vessel from japan brings in O large num-
Der of laborers. and the Japs are COM
mencing to think that they are alls
powerful. They are quarrelsome and
vicioue.
Regarding the rebellion, think it
will be short lived. The provisional
government is amply strong to cope with
the malcontents, and l expect to find
the whites in complete control on my
arrival at Honolulu,
Wilcox has been stirring up strife for
q long time. 1t lie true that a great
many of the Royalists are English sub
jects. This may lead to the complica'
lions, but am convinced that Englishs
men are sensible enough to know that
there is no other course to pursue but
to punish conspirators. whether the
offenders be English, German or Ameri.
nan -
The herald., 1895-01-22
DIED OF STARVATION.
SAD FATE OF THE WIFE OF AN
INDIAN CHIEFTAIN.
Ore OF British Columbia's Famous
Indian Chiefs Forsaken in
Old Age.
Special to The HERALD,

Special to The HERALD.
VANCOUVER, B. O.. Jan. 21.-Thirty
years ago Umpsquit Manleetah, one Of
the leading chiefs OF the whole OF the
British Columbia Siwaahes, aud his
great Potlatches are still remembered.
On January 10th his wife died of stsrva-
ton in their cabin. and Umpsqnint, now
an aged man, familiarly known az Tom,
is dying from exhaustion and hunger,
and all because Indian Agent Devlin
had no power to act. Toms case was
reported to him once a month ago, and
thinking that ne would attend to it, the
other Indians paid no further attention
till January 10Th, when one of them
called in as he wan passing. The woman
died while he was there and the Id
chief lie too far gone to recover.
The report on the case from the sgsnt
is wandering about somewhere in the
Indian department at Ottawa.
The herald., 1895-01-22

a Sroposttioa to Have Ssnate Com
mittee on Investigation.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2I.-When the sen.
ate resssem bled this afternoon petition
was received from tbs San Francisco
chamber of commerce requesting the
appointment OF a special legislative
cnmmittee to investigate the recent
election frauds in San Francisco.
senator Orr offered q resolution direct-
rcla mittee of FIVE to investigate the
god election frauds in San Francisco.
Ibr resolution authorizes the committee
10 rroceed TO San Francisco and gives
them power TO send for persons and
papsns. 1t also directs the sergeant at
NrIns to accompany the committee and
Va all necessary subpRnaes. The
.oiution was made special order for
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Senator Pedlar, chairman of the COM
mittee Oh, hospitals, returned favor~
able report on the bill TO protect patients
from extortion by dishonest physicians
ana druggists. This bill is designed to
prevent the payment by druggists to
physiciens of percentage on prescrip-
tione.
The assembly bill authorizing the
governor to appoint q special commits
sion Of three members, each TO receive
$40 day, for the purpose of effecting q
revision Of the stats revenue laws. was
read q second time and made special
order for tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
Over so new bills were introduced,
Senator Gleeves introduced q bill pro-
viding for a reorgen ization Of the Ma
tiorsl guard on the lines suggested by
the Officers association of the Natioanl
guard.
Another bill By Senator Gleeves
relates to the suppression OF riots
by the National guard. The bill is
intended to remedy conflicting provis-
ions in the civil and military laws of the
state, and to protect the guardsman who
may shoot o riotous citizen, while acting
under orders of his superior officer,
from prosecution under the civil law.
A bill by Senator Matthew'S relates to
the appointment of prosecuting attor-
neys in the police courts of cities OF over
&c, 900 and less than 100000 inhabitants.
The purpose of she bill is to give to the
city attorney Of Los Angeles the power
OF appointing the police court attorney.
who shall be his assistant. The power
of appointment is now vested in the
county attorney.
The question of giving the state CAPT.
toll over to the committee of citizens who
are arranging for the inaugural ball was
called up again. Senator Noble Martin
Of Dutch Flat joined the senators who
oppose the proposition to give up the
legislative chambers from Friday until
Tuesday. he went so far as to declare
the proposed proceeding IAN outrage on
prudence and decorum."
Senator Ford suggested that the Iegis-
laturs should adjourn on Friday until
r-..dAz ~ zsezsstsd. uitb : EasMEAs
The herald., 1895-01-22
A FILIBUsTERING SCHEME.

A Drank In the Adirondack Enlisting
Men for Hawaii
Special to THE HERALD.
SARANAo LAKE. Jan. 21.-Captain
William F. Mannix today Issued an ap.
peal for volunteers to 60 at once to
Hawaii for the defense of the re-
public. The appeal declares that the
hand of England is plainly visible in
troubled Hawaii, and that the time for
action on the part of American freemen
is at hand. The Hawaiian people. it
says, plead for outer help, and we would
be towards and knaves ii we did not re-
spond. Capt. Mannix wants 1000 men to
accompany him to Honolulu. Already
he has o score of the Adirondack rifles
anxious to 20. He believes several hun
bred expert marksmen will be gathered
together in few days and q start will
then be made. He thinks it ia only a
question OF time. unless the Hawaiian
government is assisted, when another
revolution will occur and England will
obtain control. He declares that Amer
lean blood at Honolulu is just as pre-
cious a. that shed at Lexington.
The herald., 1895-01-22
a BILL WITH A JOKER.
Scheme OF Liquor Men to Knock Out
High LicsuEs.

Scheme OF Liquor Mea to Knock Out
High LicsuEs.
Special to THE HERALD.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 21.-The expected
did not happen today in the assembly,
A the bone Of contention. Ewing's rsro.
luton, went over by consent until
Wednesday. The only matter of gem
sral interest which transpired was the
introduction Of the liquor license bill.
which provides for a uniform liquor
license. The bill provides that in coun.
ties Of the first-class license tax may
equal but shall not exceed s25 per quar-.
ter. In counties of the second class,
the license tax shall not ex.
coed $50 for esch quarter, and
all other counties Of the state
the license may equal but shall not ex.
coed s75 for each quarter. Now the lit-
tie joker comes in. The bill provides
isat cities or incorporated towns shall
have the power to fix by vote license
sax which may equal but shall not ex-
csed the rate Of license permitted in the
county in which the city or town is cit.
mated. In no case shall double license
TAX he collected from the same person
BY county city or town authorities. In
other words. the bill's aim is to prevent
high liquor license in cities.
TIE estimation in which Southern
California, and Los Angeles in particu.
lsr, ia held, is strongly in evidences in
q resolution introduced by Judge Way.
miYs OF Alameda, which provides for
stass fair to be held in Los Angeles.
In detail it provides that a state fair.
10 include all counties south OF Fresno =
shall be leagalized and held in Los
Angeles. The bill, which will be intro
daced by Pendleton of Los Angeles,
provides for state fair which shall
include all counties south OF Tshachepi,
and Waymire'a resolution is really an
amendment, which indicates the deaire
OF those counties lying north of the
mountains, including Fresno. TO form
,slrJEi1iance with Southern California.
Ehe agitation looking to railroad
from the Ssn joaquin valley to Los An
aelessis the handspring behind this res.
clution and indicates the sentiment of
the mid-state counties in their effort to
throw off the yoke OF the Huntington
dyn as!y which has paralyzed thsir bsst
industries.
senator Androus 10 STILL confined to
bis bad, and in the present aspect of the
weather it is doubtful if his physician
vii. sanction his leaving his room for
Some days yet.
The herald., 1895-01-22
Romero's Views.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Ro-
nero, Mexican minister, said tonight:
Notwithstanding what has been said
in the dispatches regarding the mobili-
cation of troops and ships, l do not be-
lieve war between Mexico and Guate.
mala will result. From what know Of
the subject unofficially believe the mat.
ter will be settled by diplomacy" Pend
ing conflict of larger dimensions than
would naturally arise over petty boun>
Diary dispute. On one side Is President
Diaz's secret ambition to extend Mex
zoos boundary to the isthmus on the
other. q feeling that the time IL ripe
for Central American confsderacy, and
that the anger Of Mexican aggression
will bring the smaller republics TO-
gether.
Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. 21.-It was
learned this evening that the warship
General Zarsgoza had been ordered to q
Guatemalan port to take on board the
Mexican charge d'affaires, Senior Cooley.
II the Guatemslan government does
not answer the last and final note of the
Mexican government there is believed
to be the most imminent riak Of the
declaration Of war.
President Diaz was to have gone on .
hunting trip today but postponed 1t, %
generally thought. on account of the
serious situation with Guatemala. 1t Ia
reported that cabinet meeting will be
held tonight or in the morning to take
immediate action.
The herald., 1895-01-22
DEATH BED REQUESTS.

A Man Leaves His Fortune to Educa-
tional Institutions.
San FRANCISCO. Jan. 21.-Jsmes A..
Bradley "a bachelor capitalist aged 80
years, died last month in the Fabiola
hospital, Oakland. He made a death
bed will leaving all his estate. valued
at 100000, to educational institutions
and orphan asylums in Virginia and
North Carolina. The estate includes
property in Santa Clara and Los An.
geles counties. Attorney Richard Brad
Icy. a nephew, will contest the will, al.
legipg undue influence.
The herald., 1895-01-22
THREE REVOLUTIONS.
How house Members Handled the Hn.
waiiau Matter.

How house Members Handled the Hn-
waiian Matter.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Three sets OF
resolutions on the Hawaiian question
were today introduced in the house and
referred.
The first one was by Breckenridge,
Democrat, of Kentucky, fayoring annex
alton.
The second, by Storrer. calls upon the
president for information relative to the
report of the rebellion in Honolulu was
melted by British subjects. and that the
British minister interviewed to prevent
the application OF martial law.
The third, also by Breckenridge, Demo.
crat, Of Kentucky, calls attention to the
crisis successfully passed through dur
ing the past week by the republics OF
France and Hawaii and Offering congrat.
ulations on their ability to maintain Of
der and preserve peace.
The herald., 1895-01-22
HUh.soLDr IN EzNn.
Delegates Instructed ~ Vote for Senator
Perkins.

Delegates Instructed ~ Vote fqr Senator
Perkins.
EUREKA, Jan. 2l.--At a meeting OF
the executive cnmmittse of tina Rspub-
lican County Central committee held
this evening the following resolutions
were uneninoualy adopted and tale
graphed to the Hum5 olds delegation:
Believing in the integrity Of the Hon.
George @. Perkinn and his ability TO
properly represent tbs interests of the
Pacific coast in the United Ssstes
senate, and his being the choice of the
great mass of Republicans Of Hum
boldt county. we most urgently request
that you use every honorable means to
further and secure his election to that
Office.
The herald., 1895-01-22
PORT ARTHUR AGAIN.
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF The RE
PORTED ATROCITIES.
The Japanese Government Says the
Men Slain Were Disguised
Chinese Soldiers.
Special to THE HERALD.

Special to THE HERALD.
New York, Jan. PA Herald Shsng.
hal special says: The Japanese govern.
ment he's, after searching inquiry, issued
au official denial Of the American war
correspondents exaggerated account of
the alleged massacres at Port Arthur
after the capture of the placs. This per.
sons killed by the Japanese were dis
guised Chinese soldiers, who were at
tempting to escape from the place after
firing bullets and outraging Japanese
women. The Japanese officers how
failed to check the excuses that fol :
lowed the capture of the town will be
punis he'd
The herald., 1895-01-22
WAR MOVEMENTS IN MEXICO,
President Diaz Calls His Charge
d'Affaires Home.
-Descrtions From the Guatemalan
Army.
Envovs Creating Dissention Among the
Central american Repubiics-miu"
lister Romero's views.

Special to THE HERALD.
TuxTLAT, Mex, JAM. 2l.-The peo'
pie of Yucstan are anxious TO take part
in the expected war with Mexico and
are organizing volunteers to assist the
government. Deserters from the duat-
emalan army are offering to enlist in the
Mexican army.
CONTAIN, Mex, Jan. 21.-Volunteer
regiments are being formed in anticipa'
ton of trouble with Guatemala. Many
Guatcmaleus are crossing the line into
Mexico.
QuETzALTENeo, Guatemala, Jan. 21.-
Many persons accused Of advocating q
accession of the northern provinces and
annexation are being arrested.
SAN JOSE, Guatemala, Jan. 21.-An
unfounded rumor that Mexican ships
with troops were coming from Acapulco
to this port has caused great excite
ment. and many are prepared to leave
the city.
MANAaUA, Nicaragua, Jan. 2l.-Thers
is secret alliance, it is suspected, bs-
tween the presidents of Nicaragua. Hon
duras and Guatemala againat Mexico in
case of war.
The herald., 1895-01-22

Democrats failed and they 90 into con-
ssst each man free of caucus pledge to
vote for his perscnsl preference. 1t is
stated that they will attempt to hold a
csucus tomorrow night, but il il more
than doubtful that they can Raeure the
needed majority.
The CROWD hese tonight Includes
nearly every leading light in tbs Re.
public party in shis atkte.
The herald., 1895-01-22
vIcToRIA's UNEMPLOYED.
The Aldermen Called on to Provide
Work.

The Aldermen Called on to Provide
Work.
VANCOUVER, B. G.. Jan. 21.-A depu.
tation OF clergymen waited ON city coun.
Gil sonight and urged them to do some
thing to provide work for the crowds Of
hunger-maddened men who are men,
ace to the lives and property of other
citizens. sNever were there 60 many men
out OF work in this city before and the
closing down Of the Canadian Pacific
railroad shops adds to tho prevailing des-
titution. The aldermen promised to do
somsthine, butwill givsjno work to men
who have not been il jths siiy fsr six
aoaths AthaaL
The herald., 1895-01-22

ton that the two houses should raset
in joiat assembly at noon on Saturday
and on Monday to ballot for United
States senator in the event that q sena-
tor should not have been elected by that
time. The whole question finally went
over until Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Previous to adjournment San ator
Flint. speaker pro'teGi., announced the
standing committee on retrenchment az
follows: Seymour. Borks, Shippse.
Hisgy AID Bert.
The herald., 1895-01-22
MORE LEGAL VOTES.

Grounds OF Beokmsn's Contest for Rail-
road Commissioned.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2l,-Wiliam Beck
man today filed in the superior court his
complaint in the contest against III. M.
Lsrue for the Office OF railroad commas
sioner for the Frat district, using the
name OF the people. by the attorney
general. Ia his complaint Beckmsn al-
legsa that he received more legal votsa
than Larue and asks that he be placed
in possession of the Office.
The herald., 1895-01-22
sACRAMEN TO SUED.

W. e. Henry Wants Damages to tho
Extent of S563, 285.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-W. E.
Henry began suit against the city OF
Sacramento in the United States circuit
court today for s565, 2s5 damages. be.
cause, it is alleged, the city refused to
allow his contractors to lay pipes for
water works in different parts OF the
city ss specified in an agreement with
A. L. Fish, dated September. 1898, and
transferred by Fish to Henry.
The herald., 1895-01-22
ruru,srv Chnrr. Dl,mi.sea.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81. - Today, on
motion OF the district attorney, the
charges of burglary againat W. W.
,Rodehavsr and I. w. Fiizsimmons, the
Auburn newspaper men, were dismissed.
They were charged with having con.
spired with two young men, Stuart and
Goldsmith, to steal lot OF type in this
city.
The herald., 1895-01-22
The Repetition suppr.ssed.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Mr. Hofnung. the
Hawaiian onsul.general in London, has
received diepatch from Damon. the
Hawaiian minister of finance, stating
that the rebellion in Hawaii has been
entirely suppressed and that communi-
cation between the different iulands had
been resumed.
The herald., 1895-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Tom Williams of Australia
and Dick Burge OF England. welter weights,
boxed Marquis of bloomsbury rules for purse
of $4,000 ut the National Sporting club. In the
fourth round Burge knocked Williams out
wi tn a hlnw tho Jaw.