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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-04

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Personal.
DIVORCE

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ADlROMDACKS.

Beautifully situated on the banks OF sehrocn
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ALONG SHORE !

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sIquATioNs WANTED.

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FOR SALE REAL ESTA TIE.

THERE ARE MORE WAYS than one TO win n
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MoAT MoUSTAIN HOUSE. North Conway,
N H. -Beputifuiy located one mile from the VII
lsge; me view Of Mount Washington and saeo
$50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

Havana, April 24.-The column Of
troops commanded by Col. Moncada has
been engaged with band OF insurgents
who occupied a fortified position Mt
Julia, province OF Santa Clara. The
enemy, who numbered about 1000 men
were dislodged with heavy loss. The
troops had two killed and eight wound
ed.
The case OF Walter c.. Dygert. the
American who has been in custody
for some time past. suspected OF being
lngleslto, the insurgent leader will. It
Ia said, soon be settled satisfactorily
TO the friends OF the prioner.
1t was reported here this morning
that 100 insurgents in the province of
Pinar del Rio had surrendered uncon-
ditlonally TO tho Spanish authorities.
The town and district of Baracoa,
province of Santiago de Cuba. are de-
scrlbed as being In a horrible state on
account OF famine, During the month
OF March of last year only nine people
in that district died, but this year dur
ing the same month seventy-one per-
sons died. There is said to be great
discomfort between the whites and the
blacks who compose tho insurgent
armies in the field.
They all want to be leaders. II APP
pears, and II is asserted that the blacks
says that when Antonio Mnceo returns
eastward he VIII have to comply with
his promise of seeing that the negroes
are treated on an equality with the
whites. on the other hand Il is rumor-
ed that Maceo Is worn out with fatigue
and unable to cross the military line.
Under those circumstances, II is added
he Is going to try to save himself and
others. The plan, as outlined here, Is
10 have his forces make an attack upon
the military line, and IL they are re-
pulsed with serious loss he Will pro-
pose to capitulate. other versions of
the story have It that Maceo will not
try to cross the line until President
Cleveland has derided ON the question
of the bclllgerency of Cuba.
An American named Greenville, de-
scribed as being a correspondent az
Puck. has gone into the insurgent camp.
At Cabezas, province OF Matanzas. a
train has been deral,ed by the insur-
gents and Its escort OF soldiers was
fred upon until reinforced. Three in
nurgents were killed Other trains have
been derailed at Quesyedo and near the
zas.
Private information has been received
here of an engagement between the
Spanish column commanded by Gen.
Metquizo and the insurgents under
Aguire. The latter lost sixty-two kill
ed.
At Artemisa, province of pinar del
Rio. woman described as an author
has been arrested on the charge OF be-
ing connected with the burning OF the
village OF Cayajabos.
~ the Romero farm insurgents have
hanged two volunteers and they have
derailcd train by means OF a switch
at Paulina.
The insurgents have been routed al
Fedimas and Arroyes, province of Plnar
del Rio, as n result OF the Combined
operations of the Wedras, pizarro and
Cortes battallions, defeating the bands
of Varona and others.
Fifteen hundred persons, among
them being $50 men, all OF whom have
been with the insurgents. have come
over to the government lines recently.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
State Specials.

TEHUACANA. April 24.-(speciai.)- -
The lecture delivered in the chapel
Wednesday night on "The Road to
Victory" by Leon Irving Handy of
Delaware, was especially fine. He held
his audience for near two hours with
Q speech full Of oratory. eloquence and
humor.
CHANDLER, April 2i.-(special)--
Hon. II. c. DeGrefflnreid, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
congress, and Hon. A. @, Greenwood,
candidate for the Democratic nomin-
alton for district attorney of the Third
judicial district. addressed large
meeting of their constituents at
Browisboro tonight on the issues OF
the day.
SANGER FALLS, TEX. April ga
(Speclal)-Rev. ghedford OF Henrietta,
Tex, is conducting a Baptist protract-
ed meeting at this place. Up to last
night about twelve had Joined the
church The meeting win probably
close Sunday night.
QuINLAN. TEN. April 24.-(spec-
ial)-T. d. Ellison and C. b. Muchnnt
today shipped two cars OF choice hogs
from this place TO Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
CALLED TO ACCOUNT
ron THE OUTRAGE COMMITTED AT
DELGADo.
spain win Make Another Apology
to the United states and WIN
Probably Pay an Indemnity, he
sides Removing the omcer-

Chicago. ILL.,, April PA dispatch to
the Herald from washington
says Spain has been called to account
for the outrage committed ON DR.. Jose
Manuel Delgado. an American citizen.
on March 4, on that gentlemans
plantation In the province OF Mainoa,
Cuba There has been considerable cor
respondence between the United States
and Spain on the subject, and the
facts of the brutal character OF tho
outrage are so we'll authenticated that
the latter country has shown itself to
he not ayerse to making amends. 1t Is
confidently believed by the state de-
partment authorities that as Il result
OF their protest. Spain Will tender an
other apology to the United States.
and will remove the officer in COM
mand OF the detachment of soldiers
who directed the outrage which Is
now the cause of complaint. This Will
be followed by the submission of a
claim for money indemnity which is
now being prepared by Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey, DR.. Delgado's attor-
ney in this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

They Are the Things that DuiId Up
% city.


"a city.
Mr. ]. T. voss. president OF the Glen
wood and Polytechnic Street Railway
company, is aiding materially In the re-
vivnl OF business In opening his extern
s!ve enterprises for the use OF the pub
lie. In recent conversation. abiding
to the needs of Fort Worth In manu-
featuring lines. he cited the case OF
Athens. Ca a town OF only 1900 in
habitants, which has lately become an
important manufacturing center. II
has two knitting mills. two bobbin or
spool factories. one pants factory, one
paper mill, one rope factory. two foun-
dries, two machine shops, five cotton
mills and another one In process OF con-
structiou. which will be run by cleo
tricity, two planning mills. three brick
yards and several other such enter
prises. II Is also a great educational
center having the State University iv-
Gated there as well as q normal school
and other schools. and two daily pa
pers. AS soon as the first knitting mill
had broken the Ice and proved to be n
paying institution another one started
up. and that within six months.
Manufacturers have built up Atlanta
and placed her among the Leading cities
OF the south. The same is true OF other
southern cities that could be named.
why cannot fort Worth do the same,
and by establishing more manufacture
ing interests In her midst forge rapidly
ahead In growth and prosperity?
He added that Arlington Heights
would make inducements for knitting
mill to locate there. where they have
worlds OF water and power. Who Will
be the first TO make move In this
difcction2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
CONDENSED TELEGnAus.

London. April 2l.--Five horses started
in the race for the Esher stakes ham
dicap OF 1000 soverelgns at Sandown
Park to-day. Lord Rosabery's Quar-
rel won, with Baron Kothsohild's Nedi-
els second, and Lord Eilermere's Nc
Neal third.
nounces that a new order OF knight
hood, the Royal Victorian. has been
crented.
Pretoria, April 2i.-Messrs. Francis
Rhodes, Lionel Phillips and George
Farrar. three members OF the johann
nesburg reform committee, pleaded
guilty to lese majestic. without hostile
intent against the Transvaal The
cases We're adjourned.
Jacksonville, Fla, April "a. = The
Prohibition state convention at Lawley
elected as delegates to the national
convention at Pittsburg, A. w. Blddlc.
j. ]. Edwards, c. Il. NJ. Green. w. NJ.
Alexander. W. $. Kimmell H. II.
Padgctt. A. Curtis and L. NJ Murchi-
SON
New York, April 2i,-The appellate
branch OF the supreme court today
handed down a decision declaring The
Ralnes law constitutional.
ST. Louis ApTil 24.--rhe apostolic
delegate. Cardinal Satolli. WIN be sue
ceeded In this country by Mgr. Averar-
I'll, the present huuclo IN MeHlco.
Little Rock, Ark. April 24--Marshall
Anderson. colored, was hanged at NAL
vern. Ark, today. He was convicted Of
killing Tom Henson, his wife's BROTH
err. near Malvern last September.
Washington. April 2f.-At the regu-
lar weekly meeting OF the Venezuelan
commission today a number OF docu-
ments were presented IN behalf Of
Venezuela to supplement her case.
ST. Joseph, Mo-. April 2i.--W. r..
Foster. chairman OF the state commit
Tee OF tho national silver party. has
issued long circular calling atten-
tion to the coming silver convention
In st. Louis. July %.
Knoxville, Tenn, April 2i,-The sher-
IN has ordered IN all deputies. and Is
expecting an aftac. on the jail to-
night by a mob from the up-couutry
bent on lynching the murderers OF
Mrs Givens.
Mexico City. Mex. April af,--it Is Of
fcially denied that the government has
any intention Of leasing the Tehuan-
tcp9ct National railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
WAS A BAD DEFEAT
story of the sortie from Duiwayo
and the Hot oombnt-Nntives Loss
Not So Large ms Reported.

Capetown. April 24.-(Copyrighted
1895 by the Associated Press)-Fur-
Their particulars received from Bulu-
wayo In regard to the sortle of the Brit
ish. show that when the Matabele main
body was first made out, about four
miles west of Buluwayo. the enemy &C.
cupied ride, on top Of which were
the earthworks and stone parapets. and
were prepared to receive the British
force. Consequently, slight detour
was made. so as to bring the column
slightly north of Buluwayo. The enc
my were found to be four miles off in
well selected positions on the north
bank of the Umguza river. After fierce
fighting the natives drove the British
back and down the bank. Crossing the
river in the retreat. f. c. S. Selou5, tho
explorer, had a narrow escape His
horse was killed In mid-stream, and
he became entangled in the stirrups.
When he extricated himself he was
half drowned. and would have sank
had It not been for Louis Windley, who
swan his horse into the middle Of the
river In face OF the fire of the enemy,
rescued Selous. and reached the left
bank without injury. When the Brit
ish rallied and drove back the Mata-
beles, they were engaged with only a
portion of the Matabele force. and so
soon as the enemy swarmed over the
ridge In large numbers they almost sur
rounded the British, and the latter
were compelled TO retreat.
The squad of troops, previously said
to have been for time quite cut off
and only able to eXtrlcate itself by a
brilliant charge through the Matabele
Gordon, was Captain Grey's scouts.
They were to certain degree ambush
ed. and almost in the hands of the en-
envy, when, by a desperate rush, they
extricated themselves. II is said that
both the HotchlSiss and the Maxim rap
i'd fire guns worked badly. and that
they were only used for a compare
lively short time. as the mechanism
jammed repeatedly.
No correct estimate Of the killed or
wounded has yet been received, the
only statement made on this subject
being that Of the official report. which
says that the British loss was very
slight, and that the Matabeles lost
heavily.
The opinion is gaining that the Brit
ish suffered u bad defeat. and that the
Matabele loss was not so great as at
first rumored.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

]. d. Jeffries, Claredon; Charming NJ.
Ward. Dallas: @. w. Ballard, pentoni
A. Catuna. GAINESVILLE; John Tod San
Antonio; w. ]. VIM. Clarendon; T..
A. Morris, Gall; w. A. Johnson,
Memphis; Jas. e. Ludlow. Dallas; J.
j. Taylor. Clarksville; John Grant.
sherman; J. W. Carter, Texarkana; u.
IL. Lowry. Honey Grove; II. L. Obein-
chain. Dallas; n. d. Barey Dallas;
John II. Belcher. Henrietta; Thos. II.
McDuffie. Waxahnchie; w. p. Edwards.
waxnhachie. S. NJ. Vernon, Comanche;
w II. Neel. Dublin; d. c. Limbaugh,
Denton; IT, w. Norris. Dallas; ]. G.
Lindsey, Jacksboro; John Church. Nc
Kinney; J. r. sutton, Big Springs;
r. r.. Morrow. Grapevine; c. It.
Dougherty. Dallas; j. d. Houston,
Gonzales: j. W. Finley. Gonzales: s.
w. EustIn. Jacksboro; ]. NJ. Clark,
Denton; c. NJ. O'Donnel, Clarendon;
Geo. Columbia, Rockport; r. E.
George, Houston; II. w. Brown, Glen
Rose; W. II. Boykin, Dallas; II. G.
Burcham. Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
NOISY SOCIALISTS.
THEY MAGE A VIOLENT pEMoN-
srBArIoN IN rams.
The Feeling Against the senate Is
Very Deep-Enort 10 Form New
Cabinet.

Paris. April 2i.-President Faure put
In the day in conferences with the no.
litical leaders OF the various purties
and NJ. Bourgeois successor Is still
undetermined
NJ. Loubet assured the president that
the senate having affirmed It's consit-
tutional prerogatives. would not Of
Radical cabinet. NJ. Brisson and NJ.
Poincare advised the president to
form a radico-republican cabinet.
NJ Faure had over an hours CONVEX
sation with NJ. Meline and It is be-
lieved he has asked him TO form cab
met as 1t was foreshadowed he would
do last night But Nj. Meline wants
decree to dissolve the chamber and so
to the country as a condition of his
accepting the responsibility Of forming
u cabinet. but his request, President
Faure hesitates to agree to.
The activity Of the Socialists is
noticeable feature OF the situation,
and makes 1t evident that they regard
Nj. BOURGEOIS cabinet as more aptly
representing them than any other they
can hope for. Their III against the
senate is correspondingly deep.
An Immense meeting OF the Social
lists was held tonight to protest against
the action of the senate. Thousands of
persons had to be turned away as they
ntAt hAfNhAt " thhNAs @A1Ag AtpdAito
were present.
When a resolution was put concern
ing the senate and advocating a re-
vision OF the constitution, there were
cries from all parts OF the hall OF
"doNn with the senate" The meeting
finally broke up In disorder and with
violent shouts against the senate.
The Republican guard of police
barred the way TO the Palace de la Re
publique, and in order to prevent the
noisy demonstrations from reaching
the boulevnrds they turned them in
the direction of the Canal St. Martin.
Several persons were arrested.
A few groups reached the boule-
yards in spite OF the efforts OF the po-
lice to prevent them. and paraded
noisly up and down shouting, Down
with the senate" The parade OF the
socialists In the boulevards caused
some uneasiness and prompt meas
ures were taken to suppress It.
This demonstration Is the first evil
dence manifested of any general popu-
lar interest in the political crisis, and
II seems 10 have been the result of
the industrious efforts of the socialist
leaders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
Irca,


Notice is hereby giy,n i.
lar annual meeting II n
ers OF the st. Joajs 4.
Railway Company q II
held at the general oiI,, Z
pany, in the city OF Tyl,t, /
ty. Tex, at 0 O'Clock a 4 ,
the 4th day OF May. IN Z
pose OF electing a sosM I
rectors to serve for ~ u,
and for the transaction X
and further business as !,
come before said meeting,
same day and at the Hrl
mcdiatcly after the ar.
said stockholders mt,iiu|
lar annual meeting Of n
directors of said comns.i I
for the purpose OF electn,
and secretary and such a
as are provided by Law I'D
of said company. and "a I
tlon OF such other bnat1
properly come befoff n
The stock books OF saN 4
be, and remain closti M
OF March. 1896, until afl.fi|
ment OF said meetings
r. II
s. w. FoRDYcE.
President.
March 20. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

preparations for their pleasure ans en-
terfainment In the resorts under his
control Mr.. Voss built the first park
In Nashville. Tennessee. and was after
wards proprietor OF the Prince Avenue
Park az Athens, Georgia, and or
Crinp's Park at Macon, Ca. Thus he
comes TO Fort Worth thoroughly ex-
perienced In all the lines he has em-
barlsed on here.
on Wednesday night Mr.. Francis s.
Bangs. president OF the American Trust
company OF New York. as its repre-
sentative and one OF the largest own
ers OF the Arlington Heights property.
made a visit 10 the heights and exam
ined the premises and all improvements
very carefully.
This was the first visit Mr.. Bangs
had ever made TO Fort Worth and he
was greatly interested in everything
he saw, both in a general and In a
business way. After viewing the prop
erty and discussing plans for Its furth-
or development, Mr.. Voss took him In
carriage all over the city OF Fort
Worth showing him the principal
points of Interest and such business
houses as could be reached within the
limited time mt their disposal 30 as to
give him some idea CT our city's Indus
trial and commercial importance.
After this rapid survey Mr. Bangs
expressed himself as being greatly
pleased with the evidences OF enter
prise that were manifest on all sides.
and as very favorably impressed with
the conditions here from business
standpoint; that he was satisfied with
the outlook and would assist in every
way IN his power In the development
OF the valuable property hore In which
he Is SO largely interested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
WIN wood on The s,,nd

Newport. KY, April 2i.-Ail available
space In the court room today was
crowded at the Jackson trial Among
tne witnesses examined was viii
Moen, the friend and correspondent
completely In the crime but since re-
leased by nolle prose-. Late in the AZ
ternoon the defense revealed the pnrt
OF It's policy while Wood was on the
stand, which viii be to break down the
CHARACTER OF that witness by showing
mat by his own confession to persons
wnose dispositions the defense have,
Pearl Ryan. : :. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25

TREASURY DEPARTNE.1
pervising architect, Wk,,l7
April IL, 1885, Sealed 81
be received at this cfnct r'
p. m. on the 9TH day 81 -
opened Immediately tn>9lI'
Sthe labor and material y
place to complete the ldT !
turn circulation. steam
ventilating apparat,s lsilii
United States Post 01o
Fort Worth, Tex, In tf''|
the drawings and speclt-')
OF which may be had a
the office Of the sipr
Fort Worth, Tex. Era
accompanied by a ceriiaa--'
sum not less than : " d
amount OF the propose
reserved to reject any q
TO waive any defect y Y
any bid. should It be ds.'
terest of the governmsn
proposals received afW
opening win DO reiuttt
ders. Proposals must 2
envelopes. sealed and
posal for the heating a.
apparatus. etc. for Ne
Post ONCE building .
Tex" and addressed
Aiken. superyising Af'1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-25
saturday Market.

SHtHfuus hhfAcAs
Fresh strawberries.
Fresh new peas
Nice fresh head lettuce.
Nice fresh home grown radlshes.
Nice fresh new potatoes.
New Irish potatoes,
New bunch onions.
Bunch parsley.
New snap beans.
New Eclipse beets.
New cucumbers.
New egg plant
New squash.
New cabbage.
Fresh bunch .urnips.
Mustard greens.
Fresh carrots.
Asparagus.
Nice ripe bananas.
Neufchatel cheese.
TURNER & DINGEE