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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Emperor william ana King Hun
bert Meet in Venice.

merit h.cct IN VENICE.
Venice. April 1.-THE Imperial yacht
Hohengoriern. with Emperor William OF
Germany and the empress on board.
entered the Saint Marie dock this even
ing The Kirg and Queen OF Italy, ac-
companied by Premier Rudini, all the
cabinet officers and Gen. Count Lanca
di Busca, the Italian ambassador at
Berlin, boarded the imperial yacht as
soon as she was moored. and greeted
the dtstinguished visitors.
The meeting between the emperor
and King Humbert and between the
empress and Queen Marguerite was
most cordial. The town is decorated
| with fiage. and tonight was brilliantly
| illuminated, Venice Is crowded TO over
| flowing with visitors from all parts OF
| Italy, and from nearly every port OF
| Europe. The viclnity of the dock
where the Hohenzoilern is moored is
filled with people. and the immediate
neighborhood is festooned with flags
and gay with flowers and eeergreens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
. prlrcnrruL EVENING.
A nrreption rendered Mr.. ana Mrs
IA. M. foena Thursday Might.


Mr. and Mira, II, NJ. Logan, VINO nave
returned from their wedding tour were
rendered reception on Thursday might
Nv Mr.. and Mrs W is,,l.ogar at their
residence, 1912 East wcathnrford street
The guests were delightfully."- entcrtain-
ed with m Isle, dainty refreshments
were served and altogether a most en-
joyabie evening was spent by nii.
Thc following friends were present;
Nesdsmes r. NJ. Logan, 3. 7. Greene,
]. Vincent. p, H., Tally, = 3; hyers'
fornn. chas, L.arimer, c. A. Wheeler,
j. n Logan, J. r, Iogan, = 8 LOGAN.
w. y. Wheeler. Blanch Henderson;
pearl Fegan. Addle onllop. Lille To-
eaa, Katie Bates. Mabclle Tails. Net
tie billings, Lizzie Martin, Julia VIII
Hams Kate Gccr: Measrs, r. NJ 1o-
gan, J. Vincent. J N. Hsrtsfield, 6. H.
I 4. Evans. y. r.. Logan, >. NJ. Logan,
WIN Greer, Q. c; R,obisog' 6 Eili ,,.,
J. Bondnront, WIN Logan, ". kn-
Mnddox. NJ. Roainston. y. r Maben-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
WILL voTn OK SILVER.


The Crockett Democrats Arc Will
Ing TO Express Themrcivcs.
Crockett, Tex, April Especial y.
The Democracy OF preciDct No. met
here today at thc court house 10 elect
delegates to the county convention.
which meets on the isth inst. and to
determine whether or not the financial
question In this couaty shall be Sub
mitted to a vote OF the people. An
election for this purpose has been Or
dered for the 9th OF june. All persons
who vote on this question win have 10
pledge themselves 10 support the ma
tional and state tickets. lhe regular
state and county issues does not meet
until June. The ballot agreed on for
the election June Is as follows; Tor
free coinage Of silver Mt ie TO ], In.
dependent OF international aiyreernen,.
"Aga5nst the free coinage OF silver az
i6 TO independent of international
agreement"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
n LONDON TOWN
IMPROVEMENTS IN TRADE
fITn LARGE IMPORTS.
er.noe hraybricis Asnin--sen-
Paal Arrest of n Woman
ed Dyer n connecton WITH
nsappeprnce of thirteen CHI

n. Aprll 11,-Copyrighted. 1896,
Associated Press).--The linz
|ent In trade shown In the re-
n the first quarter of the pres
mas been greeted with great
|uon and 1t Is pointed out that
Feases are due to an all-round
fment Of trade and industry. In
Mere is a promise OF further
being shown during the cur
Ieiuriis, as already cabled. show
imports have amounted to H.
pounds against 1O0, S37, $50 pounds
me exports of the FIRST quart
4 Y were 1883 i3. against 52.T20,-
wv for last year at the same
KY two important decreases
ap'e articles of food and drink
IN textile materials. The home
increased in every Instance and
me Increase represents a fair
A III prices.
sg.niion introduced by Mr.. Call
MED States senate In the case
florence Maybrick, the Ameri-
man who IL underqoinv n aen-
HE. after havIne been con-
M having caused the death Of
.ana by poison, has produced
t,,aAuo comments in the press.
ue papers here intimate that
"as interferes with every
Maybr.nlt and nor
4 The press think Thai tho ociIon
beneficial 10 tho ,,nfortunats
Victoria has snhscrlbed 16o
which il now u ps,r,, ,.a,s asy
object Of restoring w ain,s yu
crypt at canterh,,,x.v ~ a1,
q annlversary ~ tha '9 NM nun y,
lhelheft, - wv Dep''An" VI
II States Amha.s,aor p.,,ara
,lsd back to town ,osa i,'y1 tre
om Lord MIidIctnn,s ~ ! no,,se e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Kansns City, April 1l.--whent about
fc lower; No. hard nomiually. 02l6s;
No. .. 1906: rejected nominally 5000,
No. ? red nomlnnlly, 7lG7bi No. . O.
067.
Corn weaker and i-sdi-4c lower; No,
mixed. 2iu2s 81; No. Q, 2f1-i
oats No. mixed, Use; No. white
nominaily, "a,
Ryo--No. ?, 80 3-i.
Hay Arm: Timothy. choice. siidtihbOl
other grades, s4b04io; prairie, choice
sC6OQs; others, s3sfSgb.
Butter Creamery weak and i-2c low
err, i6 f-2f1lg l-2: dairy. ilgpibo.
Eggs very firm; strictly fresh, 80.
oats 5000.
shipments wheat. $500. corn ant
oats none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
VERY TRAGIC DEATH
noy AND ornL wEnE KILLED nr
a nAIInoAD TRAIN
The u-rsis Attr.apt Of the Little
Girl I. save Her urosssr prss.
psstrusasa Wa. Saas al the
Cost Of Her Life

Grand eaisne. Tex. April ii.--tspoc-
iai.)-yrne eas,-bouns connon ball ttia
morning ran over a little boy ana 81!
mined Murphy on trcatle onc-bnli
mile cast 81 town. The hoy vas. IN
stsutiy killed and the girI lived a few
hours. l4l...
Their mother rs wldcw n very poor
circumstances. and they lived IL q
camp a fcw miles from tom, The chill
drcn attempted 70 cro11 the tsesut
ahead OF Inc tyain WHOM the boy slip
nrd through ald che girl attempted q
rescuc him and was knocked on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Az & o'clock yesterday evening the
,virea leadiuF 70 the Central Are hall
becarnc crossed or entnpglcd With other
wires on account OF the high wind, and
The alarm began 10 sound ana pom
tlnu,d for about thirty minutes At short
interyala,
onc that there Wan an lmfaense con-
flaerafion rnfrinR herceiy In the city. but
An Investigation SION snowcf the
cause Of the trouble. % sparkle OF the
electric f1uid could be seen xiinting
from an the wires croHnlng on lower
1fain street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

100. Heavy and tuixcd hogs cold 100
higher than week ago. but -pfinc
light 10 lower than then.
Interior 70 choicc sheep were ssic-
able At s2.75f73.Do and iasnha were want
cj at ss.ss0f.sol As.ew spring lambs.
forty pounds. sold at 70 per pound.
Texcn ewes Average 1850: common
demand In poorer. Heavy westerns
have sold this week at fa.c0 and lighter
sheep from tho aa,nc feed lot at $3.50,
Recoipts-cnttic. 500. hogs. 1900;
sheep 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

when Thcy Meet Eighteen shots
We're EXCHANGED.

I.ongview. Tex. April IL especially y
Some ten days ago WIN Pittmnn as
saultcd the wife OF Tom Daniels, near
f.ongyiew. M compialnt was made 70
the authorities, as Daniels says he
wanted to kill rittman. They met on
Thursday evening when Pittman was in
company with his brother Dan The
Pitlmans opened IRE. firing thirteen
phots. Daniels fired three times and
reiterated Sheriff Howard arrested
the Pittmans today. VIII " IN jan,
ban IL out on bail. All OF them are me-
HroeB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

,femphis. Tenn April 1.-TWO ny ~.
l ,,'ere Victorious IN todays races in y,
W. 49, was delightful aud tho trnch an
good condition. The s'er Ti , w ls o.
cisHs n ssna me third event, the unHton
We NHl s,miees. worth 1000 70 me WIN
a 40 Green Jacket. the over niRht ~
n,.sta was Withdrawn at the lnst VIZ,
Notl,'' ana owner Dunno substituted
a"r,he Inc speedy son Of Reporter. ~.
~ stead. Tha ffat ssn<,As< -aAA'e -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
FIGHT TO THE DEATH
YOUNG FARMERS USE PICKS, HOES
AND snovnLs.
-Four of Them I'm the Hattie In
which Two of Them Were
rrisatfuiiy wounded.

LuIlng, Tex. April 1i.-tspeciai.)-
While al work on the public road near
I,eesyille this evening, a free Tor an
firht occurred between John Carpenter,
AM caraway. Allen Carpenter and
lack Caraway. in which picks. hoes ana
shoyeln were used with deadly erect.
After the melee BIZ Caraway was
ta1v ana his arm broken. John Carpen-
iyer from ear TO chin and in the chest
All OF the parties are young farIlsss'
The wounded men are expected 10 uie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
N.,, YorI, FIu.prinl.

New York. April ii.--Money on call
easy at la, last loan Q liz. closed 3 i-2;
prime mercantile paper. s i-2H6 l-2 per
cent: sterling exchange stoniy, with &C.
tunl business In bankers bills nj tSs "a
0tse for demand and 4s1 S-teptss for
co days: posted rates. sss 1-2W4S9 and
is9 1-2Qae0; commercial Bills, 4SI: niiver
certificates, GO i-2; Mexican dollars.
ca IA: government and railroad bonds
firm; states Arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
r.nllre Irnmilr klIIrd.

Penwater. Mich. Aprii 1.-THE corr
oner's fury In the inquest over the rn-
mains or the Mincheli family reached a
verdict to-day. The conclusion II that
tho mother and three children were
shot by the fnther. who then shot him
self and that he also inflicted fatal
wounds upon W u. o. Sands. The
funerals OF tho entire Mlnchell family
viii be held tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

ISansas City. April 1i.--cattic-ne-
ceipts. 800. shipments. 1000; market
nominnily steady; practically no mar
ket and no quotations given.
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipments, 900.
AGO; heavies. s3.fofps.55; packers and
mixed, s350Gs65; lights. s3.b0ffa70,
workers.. ss.toeps.70: pigs, s3.5oQslfo
sheep--lscccipts 1900 shipments,
1900. Market steady; lainbs, ts.2s14.2S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
POSTOFFICE ROBBED
THEN SET FIRE TO THE STORE
wmou CONTAINED RI.
,rne owner Of the Property Lost Ev-
er,,nlnr and mis- Lo.s win Reach
nearly Two Thousand DOLLARS

vaco Tex, April ii.-(speclel y
,yo,,,s comes from Vernal, Tex. ntue
NSMs len miles southeast Of Waco.
NM NM he post Office AT that place w W.,
robhed and burned last niyht, nc
pos' o...erehanr at that place, ana
son, ,nS belonging to him as well as
q, ,,naf Office was completely ue-
stroy rSs M Lawson's loss VIII reaen
1880 or $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

lexington. Ky. April n.-Senetor
a,siinan.s opposing speech for the silver
,,rnsidentlai campaign has drawn 70
Pla,,tsotar today the leading silver men
~ .a,,,,.si Kentucky. Tillman predicted
~. newt Democratic convention Would
~ ~ cantroiied by the silver wins OF the
p.raooratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

New orlcana. April sAigar-op
kettle very strong. no stock In FIRST
hands, 2 T-Sq3 1885, cantrifugnla strong,
tending upwDrl white. 4 1904 ll-l6;
yelluws, 1-46o4 ~; seconds, $40
7-S,
Molasscs- -etendy, open kettle none
IN first hands; centrifugal. bQl5i
others unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Montgomery. Ala April IL One OF
hef1 Il. Ainbamn cloHod today with the
Democratic primaries Tor the rcl,ct'on
Or doidgntrs to the nt2tc convention
Tte two candidates tor the siberna-
torIni n8minAlloe arc JogsDh Y Jghn-
e:on on free ciiscr p,atfcrn an Cons
..reasrnnfi cinrk on tho "sound money
1ohrston mas e61 votyp DnstAln ana
Clark III strtEir, With % douhtfui Nco-
cssafy 10 cAoicc. 2cB.
EcW Orleans. Apf1 it.-rhe Piear,
uno'a ngrmlrciinm npccsai s,y4t N
fniJnleat Tho returna Gre 70 iiicssp2':tt
that the result lJin doupf. But inQi'
,snnlf-l rooney candidate FOR kDycrnAr
has dagcGted JcAlapn The free tileNr
csndidatr. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

New York, April ll.-cotton--Spot
middling gulf, s Use. sales. eoi bales
FUTURES. dun: sales, $500 bales: Janu-
AIRY, 7.2O; April 100; May. 7G2; June.
5.si: July, zee; August. 1853; September.
7.s0: october, 40; November. Ill; De-
csnber 7.i5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
ro noLp couNrY CONVENTION.
Democratic Executive Committee
Mcefa ~ HuntnxiIlc.

Meets at huntsville.
Huntsville, Tex, April lf.--(Special)--
The Democratic executive committee
OF Walker county met to-day, as per
call OF Chairman W. II. Baldwin. After
considerable discussion II was decided
TO hold convention on May 10, with
precinct conventions on May 16 to elect
delegates to the Fort Worth state con-
vention. and all district conventions
with an election throughout the county
on June Q TO vote ON the financial guess
ton, and elect delegates TO the Austin
convention.
A sound money chairman md county
candidates are also to be nominated
at the primary on June G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Tried for Two win Twelve More
p.-ndfnr Agninst Him.

Houston. Tex. April li.--lspeciaI)-
In the criminal district court today
Harry st. Clair, who Is said by the po-
lice TO be one of the most expert bur
glars who has ever operated in this
community, was given an aggregate
sentence OF nine years In two cases to-
day. There are yet eleven cases pend
ing against him, one Of which is for the
burglary OF the residence OF the dis
trict attorney who is prosecuting him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

r,oudou. April 1.-THE secretary OF
state Tor the colonies. Mr.. Joseph
chamberlain. has received dispn,en
from tho governor OF SNpe S9iony. S,r
H., nm a relief party Of 100 troops
III NJ, leave Mafeiging on Monday for
m,,i,wnvo. with supply Of rifles TO arm
Inc volunteers at the latter place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

New orleans. April li.--co.ton--F'n-
lures quiet, saics 1900 April g4T bid;
May. 7.1ia7 IL; June. z 500 10: July.
7.4sG7.ts; Aligust 1907 80; aaeptem-
her. 0 s0sfe 10: December, 5000. 90;
January, 6. 1905 .9e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Beeviile Tex, April n.-tspeciai.)--
The Populist convention failed TO put
out a ticket for county officers by
unanimous vote the matter was pos'-
poned until after June y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
nnusnnp w rnn DIAMOND
with the New Orleans Peiicnns-
Houston Won the Game.

Houston, Tex. April 11.--tspeclal)--
The home team wiped up the diamond
with the New Orleans Pelicana OF the
southern League today. The visitors
were not match at baseball stenl-
Ing against the locals. Each side. how
ever. tried to see which could get the
most errors. Houston winning that dis
tinetion.
New Orleans 0 o 0 0 B. 8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

New Orleans. April ii.--cotton, quiet;
mlddilnr. ii-lCc; low middling. 7 lie;
good ordinary, 7 s-itc. Net rcceipta.
yfQ5. rroaa 257s; exports 10 continent,
800; coastwine. 70; salos, $50; stock cor
rected, 10a.09e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
snor Tnnovcm rnn nisAnr.
10th partien Are highly Respected
citIxcna and Well Ifn0xn.

Calvert. Tex, April ESPECIALLY
n dillcuity over a bualnenh transaction
al Ralnboit, the manager OF the Barton
furm shot J. u, BlaRg through tho
heart, killing him instantly. Both nar-
Ties were highly respected citizens.
f3inrg was a Mason and knight OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

wWE Rod Is now now At hand and md
VNhVh III prices viii go much
uuetkntnh higher. Write for our
book ON Speculation and daily mar
ket letters which are free. Van Ripcr
g. Co. Brokers. 22o-s2s Lasaiie St. Chi
cago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
ronncLosunE oRpnmaD
Of The san Antonio and Gulf shor'
Railroad.

San Antonio. Tex. April ll.-(special)
in the Thirty-seventh district court
to-day Judge Green ordered fore
closure OF the San Antonio and CUR
shore Railroad on July Z. hiking the
inset price at $4,000. The court stated
I'm, If the owners OF the property
should pay the claims prior to that
date he would revoke the order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Rome Aprr H. This Representatives
OF 4 group az Italian banks met here
TEDDY and FORMED nyntlcat0 q ncnf
lo4a * four million lils 10 4 ~ PEI
aassi saasri- rhs laan zs<s ,-l-- ~ e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

care OF Mrs. Dyer since Christmas.
OF these seventeen children the present
whereabouts of only four can be asccr-
tained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

ny n stone rhown From the Track
tNN ny su f,uriur.

Pondlctonvilie. Tex. April IL CSpe-
ciai Last night about o'clock I'D
ward Olcnhnufer was atrucit by stone
thrown from the track by north-
bound engine. hrcakiug liis leg, his
cries FOR help attracted attention OF
nearby cisixons. Who placed him on
tho Irst train south 10 be conveyed to
the hospital at Tenipla fIo was fairly
Wen dreRaed, and appeared 10 be an
honest laburcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
ms LIrE cnusnIp our.
rbe prnwheada Came Together and
Crushed Him In the Abdomen.

Houston. TEX. April 1i.-tspeeial,)--
John white, a negro switehman on the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.
wns caught between two cars ana
ca,,yht MIN in the abdomen, and he
dled INSTANTLY. life being extinct when
The maneled corpse was taken from
between the cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
scnooL noYs arAIsIsnI.
hoy NAMED clay stnbs Another hoy
In the nreasf

Waco, Tex. April ii.--tsperlnl -
Wash Clay and Howard Alexander be-
came Involved IN difficulty nc achool
and Clay stabbed Alexander. innlcting
q serious wound In the breast. Clay
morning, but on account OF hia extreme
youth was ilncd but $3.50. after he had
pleaded guilty,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Decatur. Tex. April II. Especial -
The Democratic primary Is being held
In this county today. The Indications
are that large vote VIII be policd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

ST Louis, April 1i.--cotton dull and
mIddiing, $50; sales. 2f5 receipts,
sai: ahipmcnts, ia: stock. 5i.7si.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Anu ed al Fiint. resas. NJ
ry,.r rex. April 1i.--Sspecialll =, ~.
ronnaiiy. county health officer. .s's .h1a
"a froin Flint. eleven niles ~ 20
slace. this Afternoon. sne hv swcntv *
- an al, four cases, n ttn'ss
p l,verantinc Is In force and no uneA1'-
naes "a fslt here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

SPECULATION Send us your spec
ulativc orders for wheat, corn. oats
and provisions; trades handled upon
marginn. active markets are the rule
and splendid opportunities for money
making are offered daily. write for our
market letter and book on speculation.
both FREQ Mckenzie. Turner & Co..
AIS Western Uuiun Building, Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

y f,an,ea. Ap-il Mn. TrIno,ipie. f7r-
III HI psen,ior Ok dreees. ID dead, aSed
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-16
water at the soldiers. Home

HOT SPRINGS. s. d., Nov. 15.-(Special }
They have been sinking well at the
Soldiers Home, working at it ever since
last May. They have drilled through all
kinds OF formations. some rock so hard
that they could only sink two or three
inches a day. They reached a depth of 1S2
feet today neon and just as the boys were
quitting for dinner they heard water in the
we'll They went to dinner and upon re-
turning in about twenty minutes they meas
ured the water and found seventeen feet
The water is warm-nearly the same tenn
pcrature as the warm springs, and no doubt
has the same medicinal properties. They
are continuing the drilling and expect to
have fully 100 feet of water. The home
management is delighted, for it has been
seriously troubled on account OF INSULT
cheney of water during the summer. A
large reservoir will be built upon an ele-
vation near the home. pump put in and
also a small water system OF its own,
to be run by the engine which it already
has. This will do away with the expense
which they have heretofore been to OF $500
a year to the city water company.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-16
lS,uS,, s,y,ss,I..,,s,us,s4S,vnssEzSA.!
South Omaha News =.
I'd % g, "a Ks

with the official count OF the rccout sen
oral election scarcely completed local poli-
ticians are already beginning to lay plans for
the city election next spriug. The tcrns
Of four counclmen will expire and aspirants
for these positions are springing up every
day. The members who will retire are:
Hughes. Hyland Mullaly and Frdnck. In
the First ward the democrats arc talking
OF Sam Gosncy, Chris Mclchcr, Jack Walters
or II. 5, Parkhurst. while among the re-
pubicaus A. Il. Kelly is mentioned
There will be a lively scramble for the
nomination in the Second ward. Frauck
would like to be re elected and is already
fixing his fences. Henry Mics is also out
after the plum, and will make hard fight
for the place. Mics was In the council a
couple OF years ago and will ask for support
on the strength of the record he made then.
Joe Dworak and Sam Davis, both repub-
licans are candidates as Is also u, Morrill,.
over in the Third ward Patrick Hyland
will ask to be sent back and will urge his
claim to recognition at the hands OF the
voters by reason Of the extension Of the
car line. John Ryan. one OF the old set
tiers of the ward. would be willing to run
on the democratic ticket II the convection
will nominate him. Ed Trapp is also will
ing to be a candidate. Mullaly Of the
Fourth ward expects to be returned to the
council on his past record, and the rcpuh.
licans are talking OF nominating Robert
Funston. These are all OF the candidates
up to date. but no doubt more will enter
the race before next March when the con
yention will be held.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-16
DIR. vRooM,N GETS NEW PULPIT.
Dr. Thomas of Peoples Church VIII
LNmNc the MOrlS i'm Ills IhnrEc.

Dr. Thomas of Peoples Church Will
Leave the Work. in His Charge.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Rev. DIR. II. w.
Thomas for seventeen years pastor of the
Peoples church of this city today an
nounced that he had taken Rev. T.. II. Vroo-
man as an associate in his ministerial work
Or. Thomas will in large measure step down
and out of the pulpit which he erected in
McNicker's theater. simultaneously with
this announcement was the resignation OF
Mr. Nrooman as pastor of the Kenwood
Presbyterian church This is the sequel
Of the action of the synod of Illinois Oc-
tober % deposing MIR. Nrooman from the
Presbyterian ministry. In fulhlment of
what has long been his desire, DR. Thomas
will leave in about two months on an eX-
tended trip through the south and west
to preach the doctrines of the People $
church and of liberal religion in the large
cities. The trip will extend over five
months MIR. Nroomans work in his new
| field will begin next sunday A consider
able portion of the members of the old
congregation will ally themselves with the
Peoples church.