Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-18
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Manufacturing
Sonnpany's mills here were informed
nere this morning that their WAGES
| cent. " Az per
Chicago, August 17.-Ex-state sem.
ht9r John OMally. who has been under
,n,asent since October. 1894 for In
terefering with voters ana shoofine
mack driver, was released from bonds
| today. '''''i 0"ius
4, washington. August i7.-ohioers ~
.ne state department say they know
nothlnB about the reported removal ~,
max Judd, consul general at Vienna.
ai,hhltou Colo, Aug. 17.-The Cincin-
inhti ENQUIRER excursonts.s. number
III III. so ONO newspaper men. assembled
llkos ePak today In six special trains
on the Cog Wheel railway.
Cleveland. Aug i7.-The strike + tbe
lake Shore foundry where several hum
dred men have been out with n de-
nlanu Tor increased wages for the
last month, were satisfactorily adjust
ca today and the plant will resume in
an departments on Monday. The men
about per cent,
Constantinople Aug. 17.-There is
| much irritation in official circles here
on account of the recent events on the
bulgarian frontier, and instructions
| nave been forwarded to the Ottoman
representative to request the powers TO
caution Bulgaria against permitting
| recurrence of them
Charlottesville. Va, Aug. lib. A.
| BeaFs dead body was found here today
win pistol shot In the head. He is
supposed to have committed suicide.
Bea' was arrested few days ago on
Inc charge of murder preferred by u
woman who turned out to be insane
! New York, Aug. 1.-THE vessel ma
kers who number $500 met tonight and
| decided to strike Monday unless the
| contractors reply by that time to their
| demand for an increase OF 25 per cent
IN wages. The cloakmakers also met
ana decided to make final demand
| ON Monday for the abolition ofthe
| piece system. The striking pants ma
kers VIII return to work Monday.
City of Mexico, Aug. 17.-Governor
Martinez OF the state OF Puebla makes
| public statement of his relation with
! Editor Olmos. who was assassinated
| In the city of Puebla a short time ago,
The governor shows that he had lent
| olmos money and had promised to aid
him In being elected to the national
congress and besides had not pressed
him for debt due the state treasury.
Sedalia, Mo, Aug IA letter was
| received here today from ]. c. Thomp-
son, the fugitive cashier of the defunct
| First National bank in which he says
he has taken out naturalization papers
| and has become a citizen OF the Re
public OF eMxlco
Paris. Aug. 1.-THE Journal reports
that the situation ON the frontier is
| serious. owing to the aggressive attl-
| tuie of the Germans, who have gather
| ed to celebrate the victories of the
J France-Prusslan war
Platte city, Mo-, Aug. 17.-Newton
Wynn died today from the bullet
wounds received at the hands of Watt
Reed yesterday. Three hours later the
grand jury indicted his slayer for muir
der in the first degree.
Chattanooga, Tenn, August H.
Deputy Marshal Barnes unearthed
gang of cOunterfelters here today who
have been operating from a small
shanty near Missionary Ridge.
Cincinnati, August IA Lexington.
Ky, special says that Henry Smith,
the colOred assailant of Mrs Hudson,
was brought before the court today
and waived examination. He was
taken back to his cell by a back en-
trance, and so escaped the wrath
OF 500 men who had gathered to lynch
him II possible. Every man who en-
tered the court room during the hear
ing was searched.
Washington. August 17.--It is under
stood that aside from the inconven-
ience which will be occasioned TO
nai,,a bts saj,r,, S ,ry anu ,I !" "
cessit,, ~ ~, Sis r popy umu 'i'y i,e
VIII he no other Observation-Disclosures n,,,, ,rv
TO the decision which mas been ron
dered by the solicitor general that un-
der the constitution Mr. Rausom's APP
pointment was Irregular because made
during his term as senator.
Havann Aupust II TIa,,t.n,,t
Garcia Ceiada has had n slsirmish ace
cordInp 10 oficIoi renort Win ia In
surRenis band commanded bv Alfonso
Rego Mt Sloma near Arima. In the de-
partment of santa Clara. Celada is
said to have captured the insurgent
position and to have put the enemy
to flight.
old Monroe, Mo, August H. Mrs.
Baird, wife of a prominent farmer. Is
in jail for having killed sam ElstOn,
a druggist, for supplying her husband
with whisky.
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