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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
| FRAUD
| Alabama Election
Case Discussed.
,slIcASs OF THE HOUSE RAISE
THEIR HANDS IN HOLY
HORROR
| ALLEGED CRIME.
ALLEGED CRIME.
m THE BALLOT BOx AND
TIE PEOpLE.
|gkelares That the Red-Eycd
tsr Of Trca.on Was RAM
nnt In Alabama.

xizson, March Fin the house
turing the morning hour a bill
Nisd extending the time for
'tns bridge by the Union rail-
|1npany across the Monongahela
r'ilon Of Mr.. Johnson CRep.. Ind)
As,lon was adopted by which the
y Nj. Coleman Rep) of the
louisiana district TO the seat
BUCK (Dem) was decided in
FL the latter.
NE contested election case OF
II V Robbins from the Fourth
lt district. In which the Repub-
lee0mmended the seating of AID
w called up.
loprs and n half were to be
y On each side for argument.
hoody (Rep., Mass.) denounced
ns.'a language what he termed
ns against honest elections in
w he declared 1t the duty of
w 70 say to those persons who
'.ning Tor an honest ballot that
~ snail come here and hold a
"a garments so reeking with
falhe" $50 =
slss'llest Dem.. Ga.) defended
,nv'hs' going Into the testimony
ssech of Mr.. Linney CRep.. n.
.sor OF seating the contestant
es,ure OF the day. His denun-
n" eiection frauds was most We
~ ~ upon the ballot box" he said.
E- fed-eyed daughter of high
be said. the one great mem
I we republic.
'spoft OF the minority showed
|tsn vne county Robbins received
| |,,s said he, There has never
!. 6 sniln,g like it In heaven or this
N s =, ,, an affidavit filed in
NE cuntestee in which the
al Va.h taken was $50 help me
IA 'enee." Uaughter.)
|sss 40 70 the great amusement of
questions propounded to Wit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
WILL ELnor noyLE.



Cincinnati. March ia special TO
the Commercial Gazette from Frank
III. John Boyle will be elected United
states senator. This will certainly be
done before the legislature adJOurna
and II may be done tomorrow.
senator Sherman and uonr and Speak,
err Reed have wired Mr. Boyle that
since the death of WoiselnBcr sixty
nine members constitute quorum.
The joint assembly may pass upon the
right OF the expelled scnators, James
aud Waller, 20 have their votes record
ed vet IL has no right 10 do so. The
United States senate IN the only tribun-
Al vested with that power.
Mayor Julian appro~ Hon. ST.
John BOYLE today and offered to clear
the halls II he would have Senators
James aud walton removed from the
loint assembly. Mr.. Eoyle declined.
Ahotit this time the following affidavit
with nm application for military protce-
ton WAS made;
Frankfort, Ky, March 1.-THE af-
fant states that he only a few moments
no heard Jack Chlnn and the police
mnn who Ia now In the rotunda OF tho
capitol say that when the joint ASSEM-
biy met they would go into the house
chamber aud take thercfrom DR.. A. u.
James and Dr. ]. c. Walton OF the
senate.
lSlRned) G. r. SNYDER. y
Wood Dunlap has not decided wheth-
or he viii consent TO be sworn In but
IL Il believed he viii lie said today:
~ will take my seat IL my vote VIII
elect d unl'ad states senator
Senator Bill Clark today heard that
II was contemplated To unseat him
In the game manner az James nnd
Walton were unneated. He at once
made q bet OF s10o0 TO 81 that II this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
SPITE At DUDLEY:
PARIS coLpBros TAKE OCCASION
TO SHOW IT.
They Change n Custom Hoporcd for
Year. and Defent n Proposition
30 Hold n PRIMARY.

Paris. Tex, March 12-tspecial1-A
Democratic mass meeting was held, OF
the court house tonight TO decide
whether or not primary should be
held TO nominate candidates for ainer-
,nen in the various wards. as has been
inc ci,ston for years The proposition
10 hold a primary election was voted
down by an overwhelming majority.
Friends Of primaries were greatly SUR
nrised. The opposition TO the pr1-
,nnries here has grown out OF the. ar
Hon Of Chairman Dudley and the state
executive committee. a large nn-
,cr,tv az Democrats here are IN favor
~ SOUND money and took advantage OF
dc occasion to down Chairman Dudley
and free silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
ounAS ,Arn coNrrNunp j.

ANXIOUS 10 % c Vote BiIis
q.
washington, y t2.--There Is no
epatement OF pihSn,f3,, 'terest in the
cuban debate in thSia' ate as Ia evil
ueheed by the large c. >wjs which con-
unue TO NIL the galleries TO their full
capacity,
ar. sherman gave notice that he
would endeavor to secure a vote on the
cuban report at the earliest possible
moment. After an hour was consumed
IN clearing away routine matters the
Cuban resolutions were laid before The
senate ana MI Hill Of New York was
recognized.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Hllls speech
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
UNDER MARTIALLAW
THE REpuBLIo OF HONDURAS HAS
THUS BEEN PLACED.
The President of Honduras Had Els
poused the Cause of the zei"yn
Government

Teguclgalpa, Honduras. March y, Via
Galveston (Copyrlghted. 1896, by the
Associated Press)-The whole OF the
republic OF Honduras has been placed
under martial law pending the settle
ment OF the civil revolt In Nlearasui,
hna espoused the causn of the Ielayn
royernlnont against the rebels. The
rear approach OF the eoutending forces
in Nicaragua TO the Honduras frontier
and the disposition OF the president OF
Guatemala to lntorpose for the settle
ment OF the war are me conHlucratlphs
thnt mnde the step advisable OF placing
Inc country under martial law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
WAS A RASH ATTACK
GENERAL BARATIERI ARRIVES
AND ADMITS HIS ERROR.
lie Is Physically and Mentally Pros
trated and Willing TO Bear All
the Consequences.

Rome. March l2.-General Baratierl
has arrived at Massowah in a physi-
cal and mentally Frustrated condition.
He admitted to correspondent of the
Tribune that he had yielded to a rash
Impulse OF making the attack when
led TO the disastrous defeat at Adowu.
He also admitted that he had no direct
orders from the government; he was
not influenced by any question OF
amour propre. but solely by the am,
cultics OF re-victualling, which. would
have compelled a retreat and nave
opened the road to the Shonns.
The ANTIQUITIES OF tile ground he held
was the cause Of the plans miscarry-
ing. He deeply deplored the disaster
but had nothing TO reproach himself
with, and was ready TO meet any
charge aud TO endure to the END the
consequences OF his misfortune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

ny the District D-mo-rncy--A "tom-
binc" slate.

uy the District DTuu"rncy--t "tOW-
binc" slate.
Washington. Mnrch la.-The district
democracy held It's convention today
10 choose delegates TO The national CON
yention at Chicago. A combine" slate
was fixed up. embracing Delegates from
the several sections of the city and
despite many vlgorous efforts to break
Il. went through with the exception OF
Edwin Forrest, who was beaten by Geo,
Klidcn by three votes, The delegates
to Chicago ore; Robert Mattlngly,
Frank T.. Morgan John Boyle, william
Holmead. George Killcn and Il. l.. Jor-
dan.
During the nght against the combine
frequent direct charges were made that
It's members were hoHlile TO the admin
istration and were IN favor OF FREQ
silver. ana they succeeded In conduct
ing their campaign without committing
themselves save IN the general endorse-
mont given the administration In the
platform adopted today.
There was significant absence In
the platform of any expression ON the
silver question,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
nLncrnro HALLWAY FRANCHISE.


Grcehville. Tex. March H. Especially
Al the regular session of the city
council last night aIensrH. Byrd and
Ryan made application for an electric
street railway franchise. An ordinance
was Eihmittod granting such right OF
WAY nnd providing that work shall be-
Kin IN ninety days. After considerable
alterations Ind been agreed upon
Mayor Perkins signed tho ordinance.
Tho ordinance VIII come UP for fnni
settlement al the next council meeting,
nnd In the meantime Il IL understood
that II the franchine ~ GRANTED ir;-
mediate ptenH VIII be takon by tho
company McasrE, Byrd and Ryan
represent 10 build the lire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
puNnAvpN,s ExruLsloN.


London. March l2-Lord Dunraven
presided al a meeting 70 lay Of theYacht
Racing association. Before the meet
ing was called TO order the subject Of
the ACCESSIBILITY Of milking a reply to
line New York Yacht club IN regard 10
The expulsion OF Lord Dunraven was
Informally discussed and II was decided
that II would not he good taste TO 90
no. The matter was then dropped anu
the meeting was devoted ia a discus
sIon of the new racing rules
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
wEyLEa GETTING BETTER.
Issues Proclamation softcning the
Severity of Former Ones.

Havana, March u. 49, Copyrighted,
1896. by tine Associated Press)-Captain
General Weyler has issued another
proclamation, the terms OF which
indicate purpose TO stlll further
soften the severity OF the proclamation
he issued soon after his arrival. This
latest official eQlct provides thaA. MI
persons captured up TO date In the
province OF Havana and Plnar Del
Rio who are suspected Of having been
members Of rebel band. should they
of their own free win deny that they
belonged TO such band will be liberated
in every case, provided that they give
their promise before two witnesses to
be loyal to the Spanish cause. and pro-
vlded also that no one appears against
them TO olter charges of any other
crimes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Urdcr Arrest mud May lie shot by
spnnisrds in Cubn.

New York. March l2.--Unlted States
Commisalo1er Shields was informed to-
dav thar the Spanish authorities In
cuba have arrested Oliver Agromante.
a naturalized American citizen, man
ager OF the Jurugua estate, near ST.
Forcengies who II suspected OF being
an insurgent, and that military court
martial was pending In his case. HIS
friends here are afraid that the pris-
oner will be shot. They We're told to
make their appeal by telegraph TO sec
retnry OF state olney and he would
probably interfere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
A oNr-rAnn RATE
WIN lie sinde 10 the Convention" In
st. Lnuis.

ST. Louis, Mo. March l2.-Aftor u
three dnys' session during which II
large amount or business was dlsposed
OF lie ppcclal meeting OF the Western
Passenger ags1ciatlpn adjourned TO-
night. II was decided TO make rate
OF ono fare for the round trip for the
Republican national convention. 20 be
held here IN June and the popullst and
Dimetailic convention IN July Tha
subcommittee OF the Southwestern
PASSENGER association this afternoon
nxed up the Hohedule for the division
Of southwestern business which VIII
probably be adopted at the meeting OF
the full committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
OFF FOR JERUSALEM
THE SAN SABA PEOPLE HAVE
STARTED.
some Good Old Citizens DELUXE"
Into the idea of Going TO
the Promised Land.

Lometa, Tex, March i2.-(speciaL - -
Those deluded fanatics OF san sapa
county Of which mention was maze nessa ID
y,s uu here Yesterday on their way 70
~, w. y nromjsed land. They took the iran,
Mere and will go via Fort worm ~
Jerusalem. .,,a thought more
OF and few in san SABA see'i not,,emin,
in better shape than 'H - Gerder
N Ma,,a and others OF this party some some
wv Ma' aid pioneers OF this SECTION, W. .',S
are area ~, men Of this place Jim Stanley ana
soT TI,am zurnwalt Joined the party
here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

word has yet been heard from the over
due vessel Fifteen per cont relnsur-
nnce has been offered by the English
Underwriters. and There were no; many
takers at that price In San Francisco.
The Pacific mall people have not yet
abandoned hope FOR the vessel and
brayCly nHseIt that they WIN continue
to hope for at least thirty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Washington. March l2,-lt can be
stated positively, notwiths .nndlng pub
licntions to the contrary. that no set
tlement has yet been reached Of the
Venezuelan boundary question. but ac-
cordlng to tho hest authority matters
are proceeding IN such fashion as TO
warrant the belief that there will be a
satisfactory outcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
ron GRAMS PLACE.
The Popuiists win Nomiunte u Can
dtintc Murch ~.

Rockport. o Tex, Marph ls-(spe-
cial)-Chsrman Elgin OF the Popuilst
party for the Eleventh congressional
district issIed his call today for n
Populist convention to meet la Beevillc
ON the a6th inst. TO nominate candl-
date for the uneNpircd term of Hon. w.
IL. Grain, deceased.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
nesses and their answers in regard
20 votes OF certain persons.
NIlll A.nii lrtnaa. I..A... ta.-...-

nesses and their answers In regard
20 votes OF certain persons.
DID you know John Williamson
Yes, sab. He's been dead yeara.
There, said Mr.. Linney, address.
ing the Democratic side, lis spec.
tacle for you Democrats. A man who
was n good Democrat all his lIfa ma
then voted again ten years after
death" Uaughter)
ties, Yes, l knew him." replied another
,h Where Sfers,, did you see him lastg' was
49," Uiai'h OF a tree In
a. 90 not attack Mr.. Robbins" said
Mr. Linney, but vicious methods. and
! say, wlther the hand that attacks
inc ballot box; let it wither and die,
as II Il had touched the ark Of th..
covenant" Applause.)
ar, Rose Ren. Ind) closed the de-
OF seating. Aldrioh
AT 6;l9( house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

rst DAILY. the American, Won. Hut
lie Lost the Decision.

London. March IRA ,welye-round
stubborn contest was f0veht last night
Mt Westminster between Fat DAILY and
Cook OF bloomsbury. The American
was the stronger throughout. but the
referee gave the victory 10 Cook. The
sporting papers this morning express
nstonishment at the decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
PRIMARY CONVENTIONS CALLED.
,icLenppn County Nomtnntes candt-
dates May tU.N

Waco. Tex. March iz.-(iipeelalN-.
Chairman Fields of the Democratic
county executive committee has Issued
his formal call FOR the primary conven.
tions upon May i6 as decided upon b,
the Democratic county eScoutlvc com.
mittee. The call concludes NJ follows:
I'VE call upon the Democrats to
attend these precinct conventions
promptly, select your own chairman
and transact your business In the good
old Democratic fashion"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
rciiIed H. q cnlIisIon

New Milford. c9nn.. Marsh ls.--By z
collision this afternoon between 4
freight train md a snow plow on the
New York and New Haven railroad.
!. II. Murphy. conductor and Jeremiah
Nolan, road master. were killed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
FIRE RECORD.


Boston. March ia.-rbe Pope Manu-
featuring company's building on. Mass-
nchusetts avenue, was Quilted by IRE
today Loss between {3d0.0OO and $780,
900, fully insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Bonham, Tex. March l2.--tSpcciaL)--
Al I.annis, u snnii town In the north
east part Of this county. Porter Moore
was found dead IN his bed this morn
ing. He was a pioneer OF the county.
and was 70 years OF age at his death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Greenyilie. Tex. March l2,-.fspecial)
The beautiful residence % Judge J. y.
Sheriff. was totally destroyed by fro
lapt night Loss on building ana part
Of Furniture amounted TO about 5000
Had but little insurance. Origin OF
fire unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

nouncinE the appointment OF AIR. anc
Mrs Booth Tucker 10 the command o.
the army In this country to succeed
Commissioner Eva. who supplanted her
deposed brother Ballington Booth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
SENTENCED TO HANG.
Dncstrow VIII Swing for kiiiina
MS WIFE, un. iliby

Union, Mo-, March l2,-Arthur Dues
trow. the so-called millionaire murder
err Of st. Louis. who was convicted In
the circuit court here short time ago
OF the killing Of his wife and baby In
st. Louis. was brought before Judge
Hirsell today and sentenced 10 be
hanged April % Duestrow will be
sent back TO the st. Louis jail for safe
keeplng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
,,-.n, for PROHIBITION

I,ockney. TEX, March h,i ~ ~ es'H vote
THIS place went prohio'l,ie say ~ INIT the
Of IS to 4. 1t IL suls e,,hourh other
s saa. have not been heard from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Paris, Tex. March IL. Especially
The barn OF John Dobba. a farmer div
Ing near blossom was burned Monday.
an inccndlnry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

New York, March l2.--At 2 meet ~
Of the salvation Army tnnisn. ~
blegram from Lonaon was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
DON STALE YOUR CATTLE wAYspE MARKETS
BILL YOUR LIVESTOCK
Union Stock Yards
CHICAGO, ILL.
UnequaIled in The World !!
CATTLE
1000

over hundred cattle buyers the market all
q Sheep s
a
at
L.
TO
|
anything
shipper
II Vice Preside and Genera lanai
H. AsiBY
GRAY Assistant Superintendent
c. DEN1soN
DOUGHTY. Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
|EyuE HOTEL.

Austin, Texas.
- Manager. Centrally To-
rfpo class I'm every respect.
fho.el at the state Capital.
I'1,ss lsrr nEADauAisrEns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

VIM lcnvc for Dallas every iaors-
ing except Monday at a.oO o'cisol<s
carrying fts
DALLAS EDITION.
PASSENGERS Received ON this trail.
for Dallas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-05-05
MRS. WILLIS Has GOEE.

a Respected Family In TroubIs Over Her
Mysterious Dsparture-YOunR Woman
with Three Children.
Mrs. Maggie Willis, wife Of William
Willis, Of No. 90 North Fourth street.
and sn affsble and attractive young
woman, disappeared fIom her home early
last evening and hsr relstivsu are In
great trouble 10 day, knowing nothing
Of what has be come of her.
Mrs. Willis Is supposed to have gene
from town on ths 35 p. m. train and
left her three children playing on the
front doOrstopE When her husband
returned from bis work In tho Delawars
Iron Works last evening hs found q note
addressed to him, but which was not at
all explanatory of his wife's where
about.
Mr. Willis and another member Of the
family were seen this morning at bis
home this morning. In answer TO mum
Der Of questions he said; "All / can tell
you is tnat my wife Is gone. She left a
note which. however, explains nothing
l have thrte little children. aud am In too
much trouble to talk for publication
Please do not mention my grief any fur
Their by display Of this matter
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-05-05
ACCIDENT TO A TuGBoAT.

Ran Upon BY a Three-Mastsd Schooner.
Golden Eagle Women to Celebrate.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, May 8 - The tug
Worrell met with an accident yesterday
afternoon as she was bringing TOW
through the canal Through some
Misunderstanding tho drop gate at the
locks was not lowered and when the
Worrell stopped the three masted
schooner ran up on her. tearing away the
railing and pilot house and bending the
pipe. After strengthening up a little
they proceeded 70 Salem. The fireman
jumped overheard In the excitement, bat
was none The worse for his bath
John 0. Higgins spent yesterday In
Wilmington.
Robert Mills. Of Wilmington, is visit
ing In town.
Mra. oSle. of Wilmington, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Margaret Hunter
Mrs John swan and Miss Nellie Y.
Swan have rctgrnsd from trip to STAN
ton
Richard Marley Of Burlington. N. j.,
Is the guest Of his sister, Miss J. w. J.
Marley.
Miss Sarah Janvier and Miss ]. w. J.
Marley attended the funeral OF Mrs. Sallle
REimond at GLASGOW, yesterday.
Arbustus Lodge, Ladies' Of Golden
Eagle, will celebrate its Hrst anniversary
to morrow evening. at its hail. An in
teresting program has been prepared and
good Tins Is anticipated
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Lime at Grvasli's
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

Mrs o Burnstt, tbs W @. T. U
National organizer, visited the public
schools yesterday to investigate the
hyeeinlc instruction.
The tug Ivanhoe towsd In the new
Maritime Exchange hlgpole to Della ware
street. wharf yesterday.
at the meeting Of the CItizsn's Bald
ing and Loan Association last evening
money sold readily at 10 per cent 4,
81 800 in all being bid for.
The Trustees Of the Common will meet
tonight In monthly session. The acting
committee will make some INTERESTING re
ports OF work on the farms.
William ]. Ferris, secretary, and
Julian d. JEnvier, treasurer Of the Citi
zsns' Building and Loan Association, have
bonded to the president. Louis E. Ella
son and Margaret w. Janvier are their
RESPECTIVE suritiss
The open yacht Missionary, belonging
to Rev V IS Collins, has been bsautifed
with three coats Of paint.
MIshael Resdy, Of the United States
Hotel, Is investing Ia some promising
real estate in lower New CASTLE county.
John H. Rodney was last evening
ClcCUrQ 6OAlOANOA VI INV OANAApno
and Loan Association for one year.
All the chattels and personal property
of John Z V. Platt were sold at Chris
tiSns yesterday
The Ancient Ofder of HiberniaDs
netted about $50 at its festival at the
K. OF P. Hall on Saturday night.
Miss Mary Lotz's remains we're laid at
rest In the new parochial cemetery at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A pair Of infants shoes was found at
the A o H. festival Ia the K of P.
Hall and Is now at the residence Of
Councilman Pagan.
Mrs. Thomas d. Wise will soon join
the myriad Of women who ride '96
bicycles,
DR. j. LsRoy Fisher has become an
excellent tennis player from daily
exercise on the school green courts.