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The herald., 1895-05-01
ANOTHER REVOLUTION
Outbreak in Rio JsneirO, Brazil Bobs Up
SerereIy

Serenely
NEW YORK, April 30.-The Herald's
special from Buenos Ayres says:
1t is reported that a state of siege has
been declared in Rio Janeiro. Brazil
The correspondent there sends word that
several street fights took place in the city
last night between soldiers who are
friends of exPresident Peixoto and
policemen, and there were killed and
wounded on both sides. The soldiers, it
is reported. have been arrested. Fears of
outbreaks in other localities are also re-
ported. Private messages and commercial
kilograms in cipher are prohibited to all
points south of Rio. Order has been re-
stored in Rio and President Moraes de-
pends mainly upon the loyalty OF the
navy to maintain it.
The herald., 1895-05-01
r1Ore Rioting in Rio

WASHINGTON. April 80. = Minister
Mendonca of Brazil has received no
official confirmation of the reported riot
ing in the streets of Rio, and he believes
the reports arose from street brawls,
having no particular significance.
The herald., 1895-05-01
A Newspaper Man Weds

ONARGA. H.. April 3O.-This after
noon d. W. Beardsley. managing editor
o the Binghamton, n. y, Evening
Herald. was married to Miss Sarah Davis
at the brides home. Only the relatives
were pres snt. The bride is sister of
r. A. Davis of the Seattle Post-Intelll-
gencer
The herald., 1895-05-01
New Transpacific Liners

ST. PAUL. Mimi, April 3O.-Dodwel.
Northern Pacific Steamship company at
Hong Kong, advise the traffic officials OF
the road in this city that three new
The herald., 1895-05-01
Blazing Forests

BARABOO, Wis. April 30.-A fierce
fire is raging in the woods on the bluffs
south of this city and considerable prop
erty has been DESTROYED.
The herald., 1895-05-01

The use OF Halls Hair Renewer promo es
the growth OF the hair, and restores its ma.
tural color and beauty, frees the scalp of dan
druff, tetter. and all i'm purities
The herald., 1895-05-01
Wallpaper hung 1oc roll. sss s spring.

Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel 2i3.
The herald., 1895-05-01
Women Full of Pains

Aches. and weaknesses find comfort, strength.
and vitality in Cuticura Plaster, the first and
only paip-killing, nerve-strengthcningp plaster.
The herald., 1895-05-01

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair niR lest Medal and Diploma.
The herald., 1895-05-01

Use GERMAN FAMILY SoAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
WORSE THAN THE JAPS
STORY or CRIME AND INDIGNANTLY
COMES I'noM THE BATTLE
FIELDS OF cuBA.


New York, Sept. 5,-Atroclties by
spanIards ~ revolving as those COM
mitted by tho Japanese ut Port Ar
thur have Just been reported to the
Cuban revolutionary party In New
York.
Enrique Truilllo. editor OF nl porve-
MIR received II letter today from Juan
Muspons Franco, chief OF stan under
Gen Maxine Gomez. tho commander
In chlof OF the inaurgent army, It ~
dated headquarters In the Field. Au-
gust g." ana sends details OF the cap
turo ana rocapture OF the city OF Barre
and the massacre of thirty-soyen inor-
fonHIyc Cubuns. mostly women and
children, by tho spanlards. under Com
mnndcr Cnrrldo,
ON Tuesday morning, according to
Cot. Frances letter. IL company OF In
aurRonta under Josc Hubi surprised
the Spanish garrison IN the fortress
commanding the city Of Balrc, Killed
more than seventy mon ana took iifty-
ak prisoners They captured large
quantity of arms ana persuaded the
prisoners to enlist In the lnsurgcnt
ranks. An hour later three companies
of Spanish troops under Commander
Cinrril,o' came nm nnd after N abort nut
~ ~ SI ,.',,, w ~, , 1St, i,'f, ,,',
s' ",,ain i'm he bnnJs Of The m-
,''.. NO "''' So
tsna, ,rt,r fla. f,rt Ind bcsn. ,ctnl,en
h,, ttn Snnnintds nnr nf In. c,mpluies
broke loose and began ia pillsH the
FrSnro staten led Tho uniformed
rIninTa
M. snnnInrds were wild fhr tLe
smiling Of blood Every human crcn-
turo who rnnn in their nan yna
rutblesslv glnuphicroi. Wtoin ma
minntca The Htrootn az Brirc were dr-
gerted by the pnnlc-stsitt,n nntiyta
but tho SpnnInrtg followed thcni into
their houaog ana killed them In their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
A FRANK STATEMENT
ADMITS EXPORTING MONEY FnoM
MS CLERKS.


Little Rock Ark Sept SAN after
noon paper thla afternoon published a
sensational story In orrect charging
stato Auditor Mills with extorting
money from tho CLERKS In his office.
Deputy Auditor Meuuiioch. who re-
signed come time ago was said TO have
given up His office In order TO escape
paying the tribute levied by the audi
tot McCulloch IA quoted ns having ud.
mlticd that he had been "bled." The
Sensational feature OF tho case Ia tho
nuditora frank admission OF tho nlio-
cations,
u am a poor man" he snld. "rhc
revenue from my office IA not sufficient
~ mecl my oNpcnaoa Last December
! tolu McCulluch he would have to 40,
Ito said | might iuat az well cut hls
throat a. tn discharge him. Ho said
" would not dlBchnrge him hc would
give mo onc-hnlt " his 500 salary, or
Ia other wordu, would give mo $50 a
month ! needed the money no I Let
MN stay lie stayed unui recently
Mhon saw that | might az well hnyr
The whole NJ tho 500 Instead of $40 a
month | got out Ot McCulluch's SALARY.
pni nay daughter to work ana let Nc.
tulluch go. am a poor man ami when
! htrp out Of this Office / win hnyo to
nave something To live On. why should
j. VINO am poor man, nllow 10 escape
somothngf
~ hate man who win try To null
another down FOR his own aims. Tharg
me"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
ny noGps cunuNs.
Police ThInH rhry tinvc plsco,ere.
a Mir swindic.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept by tho nrros,
OF Robert Ritson Of this city todav tbe
nollee think they have uncartbed n ~
tantlc ayHtcm NJ swlndling by boy,s
drafts printed IN the names III eieScn
ultereht national banks nnd draw, J.,
mo correspondents OF these bhnha IN
Louisville, Boston, Milwaukee. inGlanl
apollo, Chicago ana ON i've bnnIs T.,
NtW YORK city, Last week Rltsnn ~,
"a az % printing house. ana renrrs1n,
Ing himself ~ the agent OF a eanc,i
ing punch for the use Of bnnli,,.
houses, negotiated FOR the prlnti"r
several thousand national hnnif ch.,, y.
which, 10 said. he meant 10 use In I'd,
NefuAlnE his patent punch. Ho loft ~,
order t9r tho printing and furninhed , M
hrin with q sterotypod fac.simiie t'n
eashlern draft IN which Tho name ~ "
the BANK was erased ana coma "
changed The checks. Nv thoy ,yn,. 9e
V produced would be an ln,i,ai,ars 70
me originals a. uRed by the bantr ~.
llst OF which he provided the MINI, nc
lhe police arc OF the opinion that' VIZ
son anu others entered upon a -. III
OF wholesale forgery. He was h.iS 'N
pnll 10 answer 10 ohurFc Of cc,,s ln
ecN with unknown persona bv r,ep
of bogus chechs means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
CURRY is KICKING.
CLAIMS THAT HD mas NOT been
TREATED RIGHT ny THE
AssooIArroS-
The Two Flyers and Their Drivers
Left Last Niubt for the Vest
ern Tracks.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. Son"
Curry, who drove Joe Patohen In yes
,urday'n match race with John Il.
Gentry ut Belmont Park has been
ilncd $500 by the judges for alleged
crooked work IN the race.
Curry clnima that tho contract with
the Belmont Driving club simply called
for a speed exhibition on tho part Of
tho two horses. Instead OF u $1,000
purse, MclIenry ana Curry werc 10 DO
given certain percentage OF tho cato
receipts and the amount they lid ie-
ocivo, II In said, was $3.50 each.
Tonight Curry and Mclicnry, who
drove Gentry. left for the West. There
were two eyonts ON the card Tor de-
oalon today, the last OF the meeting
the ego trot and the $3.50 pace.
In tho former Hrunhlldc went cut
and won the nrst heat but after that
there was nothing IN the held that
could touch Miss McGroROr and rhe
took tho next three henta and ;hc ruce.
Bumps won the pacing race right on
the roOl In the last heat he broke
badly M the upper turn and Wilson
ynnlsod him back to fifth place. Enter
lux the stretch he cut loose on the cut
side ana passing the bunch Va u mag
nliuent gurHt OF speed, won from htclo
by 81 ncet. Tho last quarter was
covered In 0.al
ago trottlng, purse $1,000. A,lss Me
Oregon won, nruuhilde SECOND. Chance
lhlrl, Time. 216 -, 2iii "a, g'16 ~.
$40 pacing, purse $1,000; Bumps won.
Ebeton second. clara O.. ,hitd Time.
2alJ, 2.ln Ia, 2iG,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Thore are but two men In the West
orr. League who refuse TO play sunday
ball. They are strhttoh OF ~ run
ana Whiiehlll OF Detroit
Bud Jones, of the Stockton, Mo-,
club was hit In tho. stomach by
pitched bali last week ana died from
the effects OF The blow the same even
ing
Tho phlladelphiaa now have ilvc
men among the first ten In tile league
batting averages, They are clements,
Turner, Dolahnnty, Thompson ana
Humilton.
A fat rat pcampored across the field
I'm a pnme nj PHILADELPHIA last week
close ~ puify. Long took hand,
md thfo,ylnt, The ball, caught tho fo-
g"nt ma pIiind him outright IL was
n Vreat throw.
~ ~. -, .,,no NJ Ausutic CITY
=, w ,,tinh s6e do,,hin i,tnt,irc syr.
~, -, ~ VII ,ho nrst hrnre nyoyrd
u y, My a,,s u maj N second Two"
,,,o,a nrinrsd Eour tmplrsH In one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Was introduced at the Dprrsnt MUIR
der Trial.

san FrnnolBco. Sept q. --The morn
ing ana most OF the afternoon sessions
Of the Durrhnt trial was devoted to
II description OF the diagram OF Em-
manuel church, introduced AZ exhibits
by both sides Both prosecution and
defense had drawings OF tho interior
OF the church, made 10 show the exact
spot whore Blanche Lamont was mui-
dcrcd Each uttorncw wished dis draw
ing only 60 be introduced. and tho
greater part Of the day wns spent n
wrnngllng over their respective NOR
ita.
Tho only witnesses examined were
the drnughtsmen who arc preparing
the diagrams
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
MAKES COMPARISONS
nnTwEEN REVOLUTION AND TuE
CUBAN TEnELLION.
objects to the Arrest Recently Made
of the hecruItinE Party 90
renn'A Grove.

New York. September 5.--Tomns Gs-
trada Palma, the president OF the Cub
an revolutionary tunta issued an adj
dress ON the recent arrest OF Cubnns
at Pcnna Grove. using the Incident az
a basis for n plea TO the United Statos
government Tor recognition OF tho
Cuban Insurgents Az bclligeronts. Tho
addrcHR Ia In part as follows:
II consider It misfortune that the
United States felt obliged under the
excuse OF International agreement to
tolerate as rcpugnant scenes aH
took place at Pcnna Grove ON
August 80. A score OF Cuban
patriots, most OF them youths
Of the best families. doctors. lawyers.
were chnaed like u band OF robbers.
caught and Imprisoned FOR the alleged
crime uf intending TO start for Cuba
to join those who are fighting there
for the same cause for which tho
American colonies fought hero in the
last century,
III Is 10 be remembered that II at
TINT timo La Fayettc ana his gallant
companions should have brcn chased,
captured ana Imprisoned Tor coming TO
Join the American rcvolutloulstg, that
the French government instead Of cf-
tcctunlly helping the American colon
lists should have Interpreted tho ncu.
tfhlty laws uH the government Of tho
United States does now, Il IN likcly the
birth Of the first republic In the world
ul Columbus would have taken place
much later, IN at an since Il great
many OF the inhabitants ur tho thlr-
teen coloniee In rebellion did not favor
the cause OF Independence.
but the court OF Louis XVI, far from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
Were Able to Get n p.,....
Every County ia d, X.
10 Attend.

Lincoln, Nob.. Sept. t-u,. !
Chairman Martin, Of oman, \ \
second Nebraska pemccrsl y,
ventlon to order today AZ M NJ. Y
delegates 'sreeted him ND !,
encouraged by an enthu,l,,''' i
of visitors.
II was considered qul,, issa i
the light Of recent dsyslo,u y
aSi out OF u total reprs,.,.,'
GA delegates should be pt,.,, \
tho convention convened NJ n
early evident that while n, N
the state is divided On M, !"
tho so-enlled hard money ~,
little In members or dlT,lh
pared TO tho clement h A, \
which held its convention M 4
under tho auspices Of n, 4.
ioaauors OF the state at Um,A,
The chair Grst nnnounpsT 4 \
ma received a telegram from /,
OF the Treasury CariniS M
would read. "
The measngo was a brlat r.. n
erect that II had been ilnbSS
nm to accept the lnyltnnss
with the convention and os.,'
immense stress OF buiInsl,
equally Impossible for hlmlia n
an extended letter The iil,,,,,,
ever, created u great AMI 4
every mention Of John d n
evoked an outbufst OF appAt,, |
Ut there had been dugshs
me Feelings or the average t,sal
tho convention on iinanclAl mi \
was quickly removed BY ~ n
marks against free silver ly IA
Democrats In making pclni 4
or while occupying the ilooi Il.
~. dlspoAing OF routine bu.lns.
The chairman OF Tie comafs
credentials reported that thefs h,
contests, and that every or
the Htnte was represented, M
porRry organization was nadl Y
nent Tho report Of The rad
committee was greeted With N
applause, There was no raIsss
port.
ma. ..N...a- -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
SMALL ATTENDANCE
Tnh mCvCLE RACES Ar nuFFALo
FAIL 70 DRAW
The mcetinE Was Conducted by the
LcREne OF American Wheel
men OF the state.

Buffalo N, Y, Sept 5-Tho attend
ance at the l., A. W. state meet which
opened this afternoon was very small.
The final OF the milo open VIII DO run
tomorrow.
one mile uovlce-ir Nohrbaa won In
$40,
ono mile Erie county championship.
~ $. WorrieS, Bunnlo won In 2.ga 10.
Two mile state championship, class
A-c u Werriok, Buffalo. won: II. Q.
Winters, |onawnnda. second; John
Mcfarland. Buffalo, third. Time,
Two mllo handlcap, CLASH IA. j.
hrpwn, Cleveland. ~ yards. won. u
Elemert, pufralo, 40 yards. seuond;
\ w, j. llolfert, Utica. llO yards. third,
Time, ASA 30
Five mile handicap. class Al. s.
Mcfarland, nlty yards, Won; w, III.
Williamson Niagara Fans. 100 yards.
second; a. l.. LonRoneck, nunaio, I'D
yards, third. Time. 1916 ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

New York, Sept, 5.--Flvc furlonga,
brush Won, Muaaulmnn second, Inter
mission third, Time, 100 80.
Six furlongs, selling Nick won, Walt
ser second, i,ustrc third. Time, liza go.
Mile and furiongs, selling, Nnnld
Pooh Won, April Fool second, Langdon
third, Time. 1888
Mile; Paladin won, peaeemalkor nee
ond, Beldomera third. Time, lu.
Five furlonga Annie Rarret won,
Time. l.0i s-s.
Mile and half on the turf, Bath.
ampton won, Red skin second, Counter
Tenor third Time. g36
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

trial tho statement was made that 'as
Captain summer has pleaded guilty TO
tho charges preferred, |, IN expected
that the trial viii be brief" The atate-
mont Of Captain Sumner plea IL IN e.
rdr. He has not pleaded guilty. The
sentence was intended TO cover the
admission of Captain Sumner before
tho court Of inquiry August "a In Of
feet that the injuries TO the vessel were
caused by improper docking, aud that
he was TO blglme In part for not hGv-
ing examined the dock. The evidence
given by all tho witnesses today WINS
mainly repetition OF that brought
out lagt week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
WIZ nxrnNn ri,r noAn
'""er- OF Texas, Louisiana ana
Eastern Are Ac,i,,.

% heAument Tex, Sept. 5.--(spoelal,...
Ky, Xxx purchasers or the Tcxan. Lonlslnnn
n" r, r'H",srn road are now known 10
ana j, II ltemper OF Gnivcstnn Sun eni,,
!Hr.h1hruH Of sherman. the Nortbrrn
nFuAt company OF Chicngo ana ,he
in.yn,oouy people OF BoHton Thn road
Nh lii be extended 10 a function Win, the
Itu,L beaumont and Kansas CIIv road
Sabine Pass. '''P water ut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
PAY ron HOUSE on coMMoNs.
Trades Union Congress In Favor OF
pnyihg Salaries.

-. Cardiff, Sept Sat the session OF tho
Trades Union congress today the par
llhmnhtary committee was Instructed
10 urge upon parliament he passage
or bill declaring for the principle OF
payment OF mmricA In the house OF
MIR. SEXTON, q delegate from IJver.
pool, In geoondng a motion fni ia
uuoptlon OF a resolution IN favor OF tho
prohlpluon OF the landing of pauper
Nlicnb, said that he wished 10 include
WITHIN the scope OF the resolution royal
Jumpers who. arrived Without visible
found thom. WV "oo"
Messrs Samuel Gompors ma u =
Mcguire, who roprcsonteJ thn tt,i,,t
states IN the congress, We're qivcn n
neaItE reception at this nfternoon'A
seNslen ana were presented win fned.
avs commemorative Of their Visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
AREFORFREEaLI|
THE UTAH pEMocR,rs c'I'
ToaETnrn.


Ogden. Utah. sept, S,-Im VI,
Democratic convention w = 4
order In the Grand opes
1850 o'clock today jopp N X
chairman. The convea'lop +
of $50 delegates, A. Q. sSes :.
pointed temporary eAaiIp1 X
j. Kerr temporary serfs'a ~,
ual committees we're Fplc'''H {
recoas taken until . o'olc's' Il
upon mo rcasscmbllpi q I. VI 4
yontion II. NJ. powe,s ss n X.
mancnt chairman q'Ns &. V.
resolutions reported ana y 4
The platform Is brl.,s ~ n
moatly 10 territorial ep'
money question ita avs; !, 1 n!
We believe that ne m .a, NJ 4
rtitutlon II the pa ela'9 nj N
me country, and lnslt W. "a
tiea shah plnlnly slal ,,,,,' WY Y
nomtlons upon the qlp,,,,slrIe.l'
that the voters may
presn their preferenee,; !. "a, 4 y,
We here declare ~ l KY gessi
mediate restoration =, Wy N
limited coinage 81 r, w, "A Il y
thc present legal Ialls Is n !
st,ch coinage existed ptl ~ AZ n IA
out waiting Tor the ap'' "a fpg
any other nation, goa ~ M d,s.S Z
a fnil loyal tender for ,"
and private. -. II. \ III
Nebrnsltn addressed "a ,Ic4
The convention lnHlfys','' dAY.
lmonnly 20 support = ,1llsl
Noses Thatcher fpr US y 81 4
senate. u. II. ROBBERS .'eili 2 4
was tho only name .sansts9'
her Of rongresp. Ths
TOOK d recess 20 5 y y. ...,l-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
BREAK THE RECORD
NUMBER OF COTTON MILLS rno-
JncrED N rnE SOUTH.
Daring Last Three Months Exceeds
rhat OF Any slm,iur Period
OF Cotton Mni nuna,ng.

baltimore, Sept, b,-Thc Manufae,
turera' Record says that the announce
ment OF new cotton mills projected In
thr south during the last three months
exceed that OF any similar time In tho
history OF cotton mill building In this
section There were reported sevcnt,
seven mills, which viii have an aEgre-
gate OF over 100000 spindles. which.
added 20 the 100000 apludles TO be nut
~ miih that hnd been reported before
hplndles TO DO added TO the humber
now In operation IN the ouuth If
these mills ARE all built, as lndlontlonn
show, the aggregate investment Will
Do something over si5.00O.O0O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

81, Louis, No, Sept. s.-six FUR
longs; Hex won, Johnny Mcuale Gee.
ond, Kali Garrett, third, Thine. i,s2.
Six furlonga-- barbaroaaa won. Sir
iiai Ia.
slN ana one-half furlongp. George w,
Bailey won. iierthn fccond, LOYAL prln.
oeaa Nlrd. Time. 80 %.
One mlle-Wahatchie won. Norman
second, soundmore third. Time, 1851,
Five -'llattlod0re won. Al.
bort .. second. sixty third Time.
los.
one milo.-Marccl won. Eioroy neeond.
Haroldino third Time, ii6i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

found on the body. Mrs. Howe. the
comedy young at0pmother. admitted
having slapped the child. but claimed
that II fell from tho porch and wnA
killed
rho feeling against Mrs Howe il
bitter. She wns Howe's houfokecner
previous to her marriage, nnd mar
rled him four months after hin first
wlfo'a death. The inquest Will con-
ciude tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
ON rmn nAon TRACK.


Louisville, KY, sept q jim the hand
leap today Freshman y Sons chestnut
colt Lehman lowered the track record
] SO seconds for milo and aiXteenth.
MS time being NS Id
HlN furlonHs, nelllng; Glad won, Yer.
di Rceehd, bob Martin third. Time.
ll6 ~
seven turlonga: Slgurd won. gtaffa
second. siator lone third Time. li2e ia.
free handicap mile ana n sixteenth.
Lehman Won, Figaro second. The Sculp-
tor third, Time, lAS IL,
hive furlonghi Charley sullivan won,
Pearl second. Equinox third. Time,
i,0a l-3
SIX furlonEH, Loo Lake won, Black
hawk second, lssle o third. Time,
il6 "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
WE'RE nouND ron ounA.
Large Consignment OF Arms ON the
wharf at New Orleans.

New York. sopt. 1.-THE Prose viii
say tomorrow, 'Yestcrdnv word VIVA
received by Tomaso Eslradn palma
PRECEDENT, that large consignment nf
Rrma for the Cuban Insurgents wouiI
he shipped from New Orlcnnn thla
morning \ message came about iho
same time from New o leans to n secret
agent OF the spanlsh government. 40.
gording 10 thcsc dispatches 5000 Rom
lnstoh rlues aud 100000 cnrlrdqea
ban port, These had bcen ivlnir an a.,
wharf In New orleans FOR Acyoral DIVA
past ~ hour barrels, Before q O'clock
lhAt night the important news was i'm
possession or SpOn,ah agent, hut All
midnight It was not known whether
the shipment had been prevented
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06
ron nAnvnsT nxounsloNs.
Agents of chicnRo Lines Meet to
Consider Hates.

Chicago, Sept, 5-A meeting Of the
passenger representatives OF the Chs
ongo lines was held today for the pur-
pose OF considering rates and arrange
menta for harvest excursions. The OK
curaon rates made by the 1lllnola Gem
trnl have been met by 80 many out
side lines that there was fenr OF a gen-
ernl collapse OF rates all over the wcst-
ern tosrltory. The meeting today was
called with the special object Of pre-
venting this. The general feeling "
that II would be the best thing for tho
Chicago lines TO avoid meeting the
rates made the Illinois, Central par
ticularly as the rates arc made from q
portion OF the territory IN which II has
little competition from the Chicago
lines proper,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Trouble Caused by washouts In
Mexico IL Uem-died.

city OF Mexico. eopt. 5.-Through
business or all kinds was today ro-
sumed on the Mexican National rail.
way, Freight passenger express ana
malls began again. All tho damage
caused BY the unprecedented storms of
August 30 has been repaired sum
clontly to permit resumption OF BUSH
ness,
The Mexican Central railway has or
derod additional locomotives from the
United States to meet the needs OF ltH
growing tratilc A Pullman sleeper
viii soon be placed on the through line
TO Tampico, Passengers from here to
catch steamers now have sloepora to
san Luis P0toal, ana then taltu day
coaches down to Tampico,
Extensive gold beds have been dis
covered In the state az OaXacn aud ra-
ports connrmntory OF their richness are
now ronnlved from Ameloan exports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

Washington, Sept 5,--A dispatch has
been received at the state department
from ID. Lynch Prlnglc, charge daft
fares at Guatemala, announcing tho
discharge by the authorities OF Robert
j. Brockcrldge and G. G., Groff. both
citizens Of tho United StNtcg, Those
men were arrested ON suspicion OF be-
ing implicated In the murder ON the
10th OF July or y. q, u. Brooks, cnsh-
Ter Of an agency company at Living
ston. and said to be u young Amcrl-
can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-06

AZ nroolAyn- Brooklyn, ~ Pll.s-
burg l.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 10. st.
Louis, O,
At wanhinBton--FlrHt game; waah-
ipgton. n. Cincinnati. T. Second game.
Washington. 6. Cincinnati. H. Six in
nlnEA.
At noston-- Ilostun. L. Chicago. Z,
Al re.-Baltlmorc. Z; l.onla-
Vlllc. O.
AZ New York; Cleveland. ~; Now
York, /,