Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 234, Ed. 1, Saturday, July 8, 1893 Page: 1 of 8
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JV
MAILABLE
lDITION
NT TO GO
inTKaii iflMHiii Tiriaa
ERE
iRLDSFAIR
19250 110 145
11 y tvour railroad faro to-
il Horn Chicago and lor faeu
fd and ioilRlnj
ptl ui laititmd faro and Um
fcy bcarrt and lodging
will pay railroad faro and
lllteeu Jays board and lodg
wlll pay railroad faro and
twenty da > board and lodtf
Jlyjf will pay railroad faro and
JJg thirty days bjaid and Iodising
J WWAT HOTEL
Palmer House
ftR all road Tlokots are good
iillllNov lB h
Add eaa
Wm GAZETTE
Mi
rear woftn tex
Weather Koiciast
JQftlajton Tex July 7Special
r HJUI < l5irf < ast for Texa cwt of the
JWffc rhilan fur the twentyfour hour
luuisiFWt 12 oclock niMiil ht Jnl > 8
The Weuther
Jiilywtun Tex July 7 Special
nJJaiiffWst pressure continue t ver tho
vKAtlanilc ami Hnst Oulf ntntea
liellov pressure area which lias been
ftreriute along the Kustern slope of the
Wkyr > Iuuttniu for the past few day
la commenced muring slowly eastward
bHefpnotlur area of high pressure la
hurently moving southeast from the
tWtwcst tcrritorj The lowest pres
weitoiihrlil 1 ener the northwest i > or
fof lexa and u tiinngle extenU
Sut to the lake Hie wenth
upper
clear the MUsW
except over upper
frilley and the Cast gulf awl South
It stales where It 1 doudy
V
Tevn1 Vfotlierllulletln
3fflfeston Texan July 7 Special
on Maximum S3 minimum 82
fit Maximum 100 minimum 74
Mnx I mum 0 nilulm tlui 02
fcnuv Maximum 9 mlulinum 74
liana Maximum 14 minimum 72
Jublft Maximum W minimum 70
Maxlmniu P mlDitmliif IHI
Maxliunin 1HI minimum 74
ftie > < MaxIuntiu US minimum 74
ton Maximum 04 minimum 72
trace
fevllW Maximum 01 minimum
flew Maximum ion minimum
Maximum 100 mlulmum 74
e Maximum lr minimum 74
tine Maximum 04 minimum 72
Antonio Maximum UtJ minimum
German Maximum 04 minimum 70
Tyler Maximum IK minimum 74
ttfcn Maximum 14 miulnium 74
tWvatherford Maximum 1W tulnl
Means 037 732 trace
MMMjIlilAtett CottonIteftlon Itulletlu
pfeston Tex July 7 < SpeeialV
i A vet age 10 mjxlmum 04
mi 72 mlnfull IK
tfa Aenme 11 maximum 00
n V2i rnlnfrtll T
ton Average 0 maximum 91
to ATerutre 2 < > maximum 00
JW 73 rainfall T
nitock Ayetage 13 maximum
jliium 72
MemphisAvorajre 14 maximum 02
Jnliinni 2t rainfall 0
MoliUewATerairp 10 maximum 14
l Imvmr iOj rainfall o
UHontKOmery Avtra 7 ninxlmtim
Winlfiiimm < 2 rainfall 23
tilltulaiiuuiu 72 rainfall M
VNUiimh Arern e V > maximum
minimum 72 rainfall os
Auiasi fi umxlmum 02
it rainfall lf >
dnmou AMrnce 10 maximum
0 rainfall
ftmuin 04
IK11ID 1U7 miI nm
uufnll 00
Seven i > e Kleien
III July 7 Tlie TVentera
KuhtftMlly bacUetl tlonn on the < jucv
on ot VorMa fair rates anil mtcq and
opnfijir exiuriiluua from all points
> Tfr e Wwteni pancaKi > r a odatIiin
gtocy are now aceompIWied facta
te 0ii will he mi for coiithumitu pa-
t Jlfl coaUies only ultU no kleeptug
r awilr earn to be lined rohI for re
HWf wiher aeren or eleven dtyt from
fig 1 ° and pood upon no
W lite
H KnlM > n In tlmrRe
oKpe t T July 7CpecIal > Ta
jrtte p1ctor Falcon took ebarye of the
offlM tcxlay Aircnt llinurtt aa
fW aft r BmlliiR a ttlpirraiii etinttruirt
ftlrtilrfm of ih Intrrlor 4 < purtrai M
AMatiactlon ci >
itcimasr rontcinnwl
tw 0 er ° hrtvt l en nlmt
nf fte 1 ppointrd aicitt A
HLlk oo ai hi Imnd
lp thnl On Silver
Antonio TV Jnly T RpeekLV
Itotrrvlew
here toliy rontrnxxmari
Elapthall iitJ b favored the repeal
Shmunii law an the n c of Iwtta
r
Si mn r proTpInc evirr
SjIK Worth M muh T
< itnivestern Itnllwnyn
SB 5In J > r TrTI Soutli
tttm Hallway and HtMiiwhlp maoetA
mime mmfttee rontiunM eonaldrr
wrTw murino subj cu today Nothlnr
l ranmivorunce wa done
IB Qiilttly Hanerd
A IaoI M July 7Advice re
t tere an that h rgru MHIer
hanged by u mob at Hard
Th buralni plan
a
u
DEJItCItAT llULISHLVit CO
YOU
ED
A rnxifpon hunttet rtnte flevator will
be built at Dntntti Minn
At Kyraranf x v A I Jonea A to
weeii failed fur fsn0i i
At Prtawtoii Ky Ufc Drcnuau wa bit-
ten by a uabe and cannot recover
At ko ttiiMkti tiss tvebnter I Tern
At Dtiuahlnvllle La Arthur 1rcjeau
van strukk lo ll htnltiff and In1 nut It
LUIeil
At Mptikam Wn h Johnny Vniioni aed
> j 1a > ed irtth jiiv cratktr aud vra
VllUit
N > W YiMk cllya latidt 1 Jack the
V uttpr who ruta off pretty flrli
SjjP i > ° 1cnr y f l from
V hfoik aud Aa Inntuut
lv c l lty eulletw decllnea
the bUfc ° > > rnwut to wHch htf
vae ibotii J
At MtmpMi lit iiry lt unott a
nrjero hat tn aviiirnied ui twig fur 11
murder of lift wife
ncHictiiy promjiU he 11mlMil f trft n
tytlirev rterka lu tunndaa public Wurka
dtpuituiviit at Oilnwa
At Cirljte Ill Joe Turner a iickto
brutally tititraip llyeiirnlj Kdiiilo Meul
lir lip wait e pture < l-
At Treittou x J j hu qntlRnii at l
C wan liuulbly ilhiikIciI by a dog Ulid
hl life um dtcpitlred of
At llunkle a ItneL C N n farmer
a ntlmlunt l > > to iicgroen villi ax >
and vni iirtbnbly fatally Injured
AtrKeiiknfc la Ktiinimvl mul 1ncolu
MorMW the Koni of u farmer hme bten
arriKttil for raining bills to > ua
The eurner atone of a uulun talHrnncte
to htm a mnilne mpmlty of luinu a
laid yiHlcrtlu at UIcikln TiHe Ky
The mayir i > f Orlotnlllt Minn 1m heen
arrmttil ihurcd ulih not making a proi
er necuiiiitlng In n KutmllJiiHtilp cnf
At Anvla 111 rhinlcA Hilt w < w atrtnk on
the head wnli a club tiaujtv y y Hani
lltou a brnthir In law und will die
Ott > fc rrniger who In mi the way from
Ban Antonio to irideairo on a htm to
pa M < t > hroiislt Ktnvas City on hut
WiNliifMla
At Utile IttKk Ark the cusp of iev
R II Hachanau dt fuulllng extreaiurcr
of the liiHnue aiylum haa ln > t > a jtoslpoanl
liutll Ortuhrr
At iUoomlnclon III Jtuf l Cnllnti
beat his wife ll r mn lieirlng nf It tthot
M arejifather with a phtol moitt proi a-
bly fatally
Iu atteiupttng to board a motng train
at Ottawa out Mrs Taut Mirlln Ml
lieueath It wlfh her Sjearold hlld and
both were killed
lrtlt > erg Ilmtliera dealers In llqnors
rinclnnntt O hare tnado au aa < > lgiuieut
Uatitlltles estimated at IJhuum lth a
tu almut tlie ha me-
An Indlonnpolls dNpntrh aa that a
a reault of the cnntlimtd vtrlngincy n the
money market nenrl > Uw tut n employed
In the various innimfnduring Industries of
the city are out of work
Tlie Insurance law passed hy the last
TenneMt bgtelaturc la llkity to result lu
driving Warly ertry Incurs nee cjjnpaiiy
out of the Mate tlnf > rnor TmUfy Is hi lug
urged to call an extra session to audo the
tnlschtef
The Mate supreme court of floor da baa
rendered an Important decision of upeclal
lntireat to tot < fs Ilie ditlslon U lu ef-
fect thut a man can tarry on and marry a
14 yearold girl la Oeorcla an < l her fothT
whether he llk f It or not cannot hare him
punlvhed for kidnaping
The Pitptdlt state hoard of rallrond as
< > Kmrs of Kaunaa hnru this year Increased
the nssessinents of railroad property atKtut
2 < > per cent while the assessed valunllon
of all other classes of property hare b < cn
loncrnl Tho rntlronds whoso taxes are
thus Inrrtased alwut rKlu > 0f will retlst
I > aiiifiit on the ground that tiny bare
Wen discriminated against In violation of
the constitution
Charlca 8 Bhermnn of WrstMd MnM
has sued hU brptlHr Clark M Hlierman
for I10INHI damnxea for Injury to his bust
Hess and reimlattou The hfendant reg-
istered at hold In WorerMir and Willi
mantle with wbtnm other than his vlfa
as Charles C Hhtrmau The apecldo
cliorgea made Is fal o and mallcloui lin
l rfonatlon The reglstrailona hareh en
the cnUHH of ciuth trouble In the pldlntllTs
family
A Pltttburg dlspntrh snys It Is now con
fldently < x ccted thut a gen < rnl renuup
tlou of voik will take place next Monday
In all Ibe 1nlon Iron mills In the litis
burg district The nest few days will he
spent In making ne < dcd r pjirj so thAt
when the plants resume the machinery
will ho In firstclass condition At today
conference the entire scale will bo act I led
The one element that cunswl n alltht hliih
last Saturday It Is expected by thlt tluia
vlit Ijave > een peaeifilly dUKisil of
A llermoMlto M < x steelat says Them
Is much excitement In mining and sclentlrt
circles thnuslMutthis ami adjoining states
oter tin OlitttTtTy of an liumense body of
ore of a kind never Wfore seen or known
by any one In this section This new mln
era Is located at Ialma this state The
ore Is ohaoat purewhite In color and Is
as flexible an buckskin but not so con-
sistent Tlit unknown metat H lmi > errIous
to heat and bat M od an exhaustive test
of Are Hamples tf ibli ore Mill be seut
to the leading selentlUa InsMtutions cf the
world In orJfi Umt n may be analyxod
ainl Its uMcfaiiicss 1earnLd
A thitt HA ti Trnii dispatch says An
atrtKlotis and slngutar murder vai cum
itdtteil late this nfteiiioou on ti dke lead
lug to the suburb of ltoatlHe Cu on the
state line the vtctlin UIng almost decapt
tsted Tnouias t avender Jamea Erwln
aud Kobttt RetH white farmer were re-
turning liomo In a wagon drlren by the
list named Tbcy had been quarrel I ug
whlle here and the trnnhto broke out
afresh and the trio climbed out of ibe wag-
on to flfhl ow the matter According to
the testimony of the nnly eye wltnen a
coloretl man Erwln held Heed who wsa
powtrlcss u his grasp while Carrnder
with a knife cat Heeds throat to the back-
bone alcnoat ceTctiag the head from tbtt
holy The mnrlerera then mounted the
wagon and drove off In hot ksste and have
nor yet be n apprehended tavender la a
wealthy man with pronitnent family vou
uwUona
WIPED OUT
Ioinerojc Ionn Rucpt From tl > o rco
of the inrth v
A liUNQ IIHT I OV KlIIiKI
Mcvcutyrmir In A1U nncl nt Ien t
JOlRlit Uthcra Will DloSomo Mir
nciihiua lscnpca A Uravo Muna
HtdoiVir Asolaunce
Tort Dodge Town July 7 There are
fortjelght people dead nt least eight
more to die ami over ouo hundred In
Jnml ni a result of a cjdotie that
sltrlid at Qulinby south of Cherokee
und ended with awfill results at Pome
ny lnt night
At IVmeroy fortyeght ari known to
be dead rtnd ncirli > me biimlrel In-
jured The blocks of reshleneea have
been compleitlr wl l off Ibe face of
the enrlb not more tltiu kimtllns uool
Wlui left of tlunt mid two hunlred
families are homeless many having lost
all
Itiuincas block are badly damn god
and tliu new postollice aud drtt atore
are eompUtely vvrerkeil niul aevcii
churrhea nil wiped out of ctlshMice
Tho iluauclallois nil reach fully JfoOO
HK All fa chuoH here vtt The resi-
dents nre In n daxed condition ami cor
resioiidenta found It wtf Jlfllvult to
get informnton
The storm ell I
1TH THUKIIlLi WOI1K
In a very f vv minutes time
An Immense nmount of damage lias
been done to crop and the path nf the
storm I strewn with dead horses eons
pl a and cluckeiH In every direction
one enn look there Is nothlug hut wreck
and rutn
Immediately following tlie storm the
cries and moans of the Injured anI dy-
ing were heard mid the Hilling onei
vim went to work to relievo the wound-
ed nnd remove the dead met with alghta
awful lo Hpenk of
People were found with limbs torn
off tcirlblo wounds on their Wllei and
faces and aorne with brains oozing out
tipou the ground Many of the dead
were terribly disfigure and mutilated
The old poitothee building whs turned
Into a morgne and at one time contained
twentyrdx Wdle
Tho injured wire taken lo flood Tem
plars ball and the two hotels which
were ecinrerted Into liotpltali
Wire being all down liumcdiawly
after the storm 1M Masterson momited
a horae and starteilfor Man ou aeven
miles east for help but was stopped by
a wanhedout tirldge IIo crosd at
great rlg after long delay
A spetInl train Waring ofllclals of the
IlliiioU Centra road ennie along and he
Uaggvd It and related the atory of the
dreadful disaster Th train was backed
to Mtmson and wired word to port
Dodge and proceeded with h < Ip to Pome
roi A aiHtlal train with physicians
nnd other lulp lert the city nt 0 t0 ami
set the work of relief In progress An-
other apetijl bfft the city with nurses
bedding food aud colling this morning
Tho vork of bur > lug the dead ctMii
meneed this afternoon no less than
twenty men being Pngage1 In digging
graves
Headquarters are eslnblNhM In the
Pomeroy State btnk where food mb
acrliitlons cloihlug betiding and all of-
ferings of aid oro belii received with
gratitude
It U Impossible to obtain a list of llm
Injuretl but nlmost a complete list of the
dead I n follows
Mrs Itessfe Hank
Mrs Dahlgreen
Mr Xenry
Tims iraruiand
Andrew J Wllklnsou
John Anderson >
Mm John Anderson
Mr Hughes
Mr mid Mrs Silaa Huston
Mr and Mrs Netting and son
Mm Prank Johnson
ltitijimlue DavIx
Miss LUlle KliTcr
J toy Danks
Miss JVosi
Mr and Mm Arnold
Mm Mtule Adams <
Mrs Hnrtau of faiue vUltlng Ler
daughter Mrs Lovcjo v
Mm C U 1 eorge
Banker V O Divis J
llfa 4 > ltle Iuugrfsu ±
MIsa Ivute Dvvla
Mm Obilen aud child
Mm 11 O Harlow
Mm Tabert
Two child re n of John Ilecklcy
Three miles east of Pomeroy the fol-
low lug
Mr DdwtthZ
IT I Itidgreea
Siha Weston
Mrs Dihlgteen
Mr Hewlett and wife
A Turkey
Henry Jelite
Mm Quinlan her thyt and MIsm
Allle Maxwell probably fatally injured
A abort distance from her ten dead
were found
Mrs Tlllle Johnson
Hahy Dahlgreen
fJrover Rtack IS feaw old
George Itlatk 7 yenra old
Delia Black 11 jears old
Samuel Maxwell
ItUhard George
Unknown hoy
tire lullea aouthwe t or Konda fire
were killed
Mrs Morton and three children and
John Delwller
Two were UlleJ near Qolmlyt
Jm hXtAj
pauu
KIKT WOHTU TEXAS SATUltDAY JULY 0 J893
Mm Moline
Mm Lester
A Witt five miles south of Aurella were
the following fsUlllles
Hamuil lltirch wife and t three children
John Jtitinaon
Ullie aihl l > la Slatcry
Kncde hlnd girl and Johu Peter
SoutUneit of Storm lala fire were
UUchI
Joeob Pre tier and child
A mm named Hotmail and two tm >
know n
Pive mllea south of Newell a family of
thtvo wero kitlcd names unk nowu
Many remarkable ocenrretHOs iret re-
lated A oneyearold baby win found lu
the oiitsUrtti of the riihied lilstrlct en-
tirety divested of i lot bin t aud yet not
lnjiu > l J
Ihe Mullen family and fUe nelghbora
were saved by going Into a eyclone cave
Their home was entirely annihilated
Many of the dead w ere found long
distance frmn thelU homes mid several
Mnudiug Itousea have Ward tlriun Into
them by the force of the Wriu Thift
lu the path of ihe Htorni Were completely
stripped of bark nud not any of the
furniture Mown nwa appeur whole on
the avene of the di ister
Pomeroy U nituite l nearly on the Hue
between Calhoun nn l l eahontas eouu
lles nud wn a thriving 111 tie city of
KHMJ luhabttauta
llolcs Pittcliinintlon
Pomen > y la July 7 < Mentor Holes
isiuetl a prm lamatlon tonight to the
peeiple of Ion a reciting bis personal ex
ainintillou of the ruin wrought by the
cjeloue hist evening and wejlng tho tie
cesslty for aid la Imptrntijh lie recom-
mends thit In ever ely und town of
tlie statu Immedia to atepa ha lantltuted
by majors ami tuuulcipat ftheuo to or
gnnlxe relief committers and promptly
pioteenl to ctillent and forward aid to
thy relief committed of Poutvroy la
gaimhviili
Purn Muiintnent to dcflVraciii Dnvls
Came Alter the Horse Will lit >
heitcel
aalne vlltf Trx July TeSpw Isly
Thc immbers of tbo StnUty ef Sous und
laughters of toufedeiatu Vtt em us h lj u
meeting last night A motion piopoalog
that a festival be given the proceeds to-
go toward creettug a monument to Jsffersou
Jinvld at lllrhmuud was cnrrled and Miss
Mattltt Itrlggs Mist Maudu ltsnsscau llrn
t t tlanluer and WW 1 Hawkins weru
itmstltuted u comtulleo to nitov the tbuu
und iJ tt nas alwt iKilaeJ bereartv
to hold a me < Hug eutli iUoutO tue ilrst
Thursday tietug cIiomu I A cuiuiuluee
was aptrolnted lo scture uuiuivrs lor the
auUoty
cami AnrH inii hokhk
A man giving the uaunt of llsrt called
on K K > layis lolsy and UL1 rlatiu to
llie lioise wlikh Jloiuce Jlauuuwsy sold
to htm last luitutny As Hart was willing
In relnhuMe Mr Mayrs the born
was given to hlai Hart lljtts a short Ols
tuiKe across the river lie Us a brother I u
law to Uauuanays breiher Hart sajs
luunaway rode up to tijs beose late Tues
ilny evening aud cbtaUimJ + ttufSstu f a
horse to iuiue to town I em lug his own
wltlrh waa ridden uoun Ho old not tall
Mr Hart anything of the killing and Hart
sj s be sniijftMttsl Usuuaway wsa coming
to town for whtskj
It la reK > rted lodsr that fJaunaway aft-
er leaving bere Ticwlay attenmon went to
th Lome of his brutber ludaw who llws
six mlltis aotiiliwcHi of bere vvhtre bu
stayed all ulght
ItHAI K81A1R TltANtMKItS
A V Ujsir nud wire to J Clray 8 < l
airesi out of the AC llalley t > urvr >
0Ui J O lludsou aud wife tu Jsj T
lleustey Hu txr s out of tho R ll strlnd
aurve > ri J J O Fuller to John Hiisth
lot lu tlie Ptttr Clark survey Me >
MAJOIl CAIMW wTlX litlUtATKIl
Ibe will of Major L ft Oilues who
died several mootlis Bko lu lllimds was
adiiitle < t lo probnJe tNlsy n Nal ad
mlu I nl ni tors are J < iOk > < O Potter aud C
It Mnltb and tilth bond vvus flvtd turn
porarlly at ItiKJess J If KIvtws U D
lldwnrds and r It t4titrwo > > < l wire op
apiwlnted appraisers
Mutor Vila Htilt
OntVeHtcn Tex July 7 Spevlal
Vletor 1las who suddenly left nbout
ihreo months ago and as suddenly re
flt < penred oWnt three weeks ago totlay
Instituted suit In the state district court
ugllust the Anheustr Hiuch Ilrewbig
eoiupiny to recover damages to the ex
teut or 2 > Vilas was tho > u > pr >
or f the Hunny Soudi saloon nud
ntlegea that on April > he was the owner
of property < > f the value nf J irui that
on Aterll 10 he gave a deed of trust on
the property to secure payiuent of a
note duo the defeudiuts forlftOi which
tuntttretl May It 1 Icing calhsl away ou
biisltiesa It H Peters agent of defin
iluitH took tN 4pmlon of his jitace of
business dbtpotKCNHed his wife disposeil
of the ptnpvrty without uuthorlly of
to secure an ImlebtolueMS of
i > cmmi Por this alleged unauthorized
action of Ibe agent of the brewing com-
pany Vilas prnja the fourt terffraut lilm
ifiltMNfci for distress of mind causesl his
wife JfKMK for ilAtnogt1 to his vnonal
eretlit und 00IK > actual dmiuges
s
Cherokee Iltmeet nt hohll
St XstuU July 7 The atntement tele
grapheil from the Indian1 Territory that
advice received there ronfirmed theaalo
of th < > Cherokee atrip ho ml with enough
fuoney already paid lido the United
Stntea sub treasury at St I oul prove
to be unfounded Chtef Harrla and the
Cherokee eomudttre are In this city aud
deny that any alio ha ecu mule or
any money depodied I hlcf Harris to-
night stated tint committee was nailing
n bmge in Hi tlunmlal Mtuatlon be-
fore furllicr neeotbitirtus were oikmed
lutbrle O T July Mnst of the
Cherokee eulltletl to almtmeuls ou the
sIKp met here toilsj and made their
selection Tlie only thing left for the
iletmrtment to do Is e Um theau nlhd
icnt and Issu deeils or them which
ran be done wllhlnten days
ti anlmrv Xetv
Oraubury Texas July 7SpeelaL
Tlia burglara wh eccured ihe pinto
toona watches and J5fiO Jn money
from John Tandy and ICd Doyle while
they were asleep in their room over the
Pirsl National bank have Wen captnred
and lodged In Jail Jt thla place They
are Ilard taik right Ulli j0bn
Strickland Wih cialnilD to be from
llrmunoiNl They flalm to be brother
Inlaw a The lewty was all recovered
except f20 In money
Jim Itenfro w ho was aev rely eut by
Charley Whelton In an affray a few rinrn
alitee aud which waa reported In The
latitte at the ilue n t yet dead
but he 14 now paralrxed and not txpwtad
to 11 raw
JA > i < Jtl
ASIGK MAN
la fi rover Cleveland Ircalclentof tho
TUltltctl Htntes
111H HlHTIClt OAL1H1 TO HIM
Prom Nct > rnsknWhnt lc o ilenVnum
HnjaAbout III Case ANew 3Ioney
llun Hcing IHscussedTisMjps to
Iletniiln Kt Antlers
Washington July 7 Tlie president
friends aud stub of his cabinet ntllccM
us remain In the city are unite unwilling
to Wlieve there U anything ntnhiua or
uuimial lu the reiwrted ludlspo4tlou of
the president Aa to Ibe rumor that a
cunccrou grow I h had nppedrid In the
presidents tmnilli It Is said the only
bunts for that surprising Htatenient is
found In the fict tho president hftsputt
ered for some time from a bad tendh ttud
haa also been troublisl with facial mil
rulgia
What Jo Jolter on Hnja
Ilnxxards Hay Mass July 7 Joseph
Jetferson the veteran actor called ou
President Cluv eland at Oruy On bios IhU
afternoon Jefferson uld later lie had
Just visited the president nnd found him
much Improved In general health nud
very cheerful His Mines Is not of a
tenons natun continued JtfTeMun
Nothing but n alight attack of rheuma-
tism from which with needed rest he
will recover In a few elaja
Called Ut HuxaaisPe liny
Kansas City Mo July 7 > A special
from Omaha aiya tho dejuuturo of Mrs
W K Itojt of Hcatrice for Huxxnrds
Hay to nee her brother President Cleve-
land haa aroused fears that ht Illness
is more furious than admitted by tho
physicians
Mm Hoyt had just returned home and
had no Intention of pdng Hast uutll
called by a dispatch from Mrs Clevc
la ikL
Huylne Silver Attain
Washington July 7 Tlie treasury de-
partment re uiued Ihe pmehaic of silver
bullion today buying lOOtHM ouncea at
72 tints The Offers aggtegatcnl lr27H
IXU ountva at tho sumo prUo as that
paid but ull offers bujdnd tho ltHlom
cMtuces purchased were divllued It <
WllevesI at the treasury the price of
silver next Monday will not bo inure than
It was today ltd is the explanation
why wi little of the amount oilred was
puichasod
Hllfthtly Improved
Hon ton Mass July 7 A special tele-
phone messaca from lletxxard Hay
states there la a alight luiprovemunt In
Clevelauda ulluicut
CtlllieMC PeiMlMlM
Washington July 7 Actlug Secretary
llnmllti haa lustrnded collector of cus-
toms lu order that the department may
W fully advised concerning the admis-
sion of Chinese persons Into the United
rotates to prepute and forward to the
department a statement show tug tho
number of Chinese persona admitted by
them froilj Jnuuury 1 to June in 1KHJ
oud Ihe irrtstiiH for audi udmladou tin
ii umber of xu h poison to whom ad-
mission was refused aud the reason
therefor und the mimWr perm1lleJ lu
land for liaiolt Col lee tors weie ul >
dint ted to make a week n port of
Chinese pcMoiin admitted and ihe evi-
dence upon vvlihh uch action I hahedf
and also those to whom n < lmUslou la re
fiiK > i mul reason fur Much refusal nUi >
tho persona permitted to laud for trans-
it
llm OentiitfMur Hia
Washington July 7 Ttie livenlnj
tilnr bus this While member of con-
gress and leader in timiuclal matter
are discussing various plan by which
the present altuatiou inn be relieved
ollicHl of the ticMsury department are
quietly preiiuilug atatlstlc and historic
of financial transaction for ihe benefit
of the administration to guide It n Iia
own view of thl vlml subject Jti maiiy
of the bureaus the chief are
frv rfviiiti
efeVotlllif
their snare time to the < olletib
thl In limitation mo It may be In tlie
bands of tho president and Kecietary
Carlisle nt the turlltsi possible moment
Several plan have beiii miggented to
Secretary Carlisle and lie ha them un
der consideration Among them U erne
which create considerable of n tlr hi
huaiidal ilrcle u it contemplate an
em I Ire change In the money system of
Ihe United Minle In xhoit the plan Is
to pnsM u MHdo resnniplloii net redeem
ing all of the vat ion form of money
now used lu thl country and Issuing fu
ateud United State treasury note
whose value ahull always be lixod Tliere
are at present nine different forms of
mouy in circulation Ihoae aio gold
rotu Htamlard silver dollars Hiibtldtary
silver gold rtlllcatfM ailrrr lertitO
tntea treasury note of the act of July
14 1H0M United States notes currency
certificate and iiiiioiinl oank nuo
The fn < t of the wide difference Wtwceu
the vulue of gold and silver coins white
Ihey are thesiretlenity of parity la 0114
of the catue which suggested tho plan
proposed The pluu under consbTerailon
I to redeem all the present paper cur-
rency just fi fractional currency wo
redeemed by the Sherman act of 1S7 >
aud instead inane what shall be known h
Pulled State treimiry note Jt hi
be rcsleeinahle In coin but lu the tit
the dcflhftkm of thl word will be plain
ly stated Tlie Hank of Pratiff lin a
Jaw by whbli note are rcHteemH par
lull m gold nnd partially lu altrer and
such n method tin Wen auggested for
this country lu connection with this
the advisability of paining it bill author
jxlujr the issue of notes redeemable lu
liter alone ha been talked tif
TroopM at Antler
Washington July 7 < neral Ktb
fleld today iwnt tolegraphic IbHtrmtlou
to Oenetal Mile commanding tbe de
Ijcrtment of the Missouri dlreetlua that
the recent order withdrawing troop from
AldleM f T le revokeel Thl order
was made in eouMmmenca of reiuent
to that effect nudcv by the secretary of
the Interior who In explanation slated
hi substance that recent eomnllcatloiui
and threatened bloodshed Iv u thu
Joue and tKkc faction lead UTc n fret
log of umt that might a aio assuma
azette
aerlous forth ThU eondllhm mhjit W
Preelpltnted by the exeeiitlmi of Hie five
Indian meiulwr of the l ocko fuel Ion
J VCft 0 lt u0 Mriy I Aupist
hlle tbe > re was not now auv indica
tion of tremble Jt I thought i < et that
the troops be retained at Auilcrs for
tho present
Mortont Ijcaitcvn
AVashlngtou Jnly 7 The tiWIItlon of
aeed dlstrlbutlnd Ibmiiglt luemliera of
congress nnd Ihe charging of the coat
e f meat Iimpeetlon utwn packer ore Hko
ly to Ih wo of the loading reeoiuinehcla
lions In tho uiimnil reitort ef Sinntary
Morton of the Agrlcultmal department
lottorttt > Appoiiittnent
Wnvhlngton July 7 Udward M
iniWden of tieoigkt liat Wen appointed
aupcrlnleiideitt of the money vrder ser-
vice of t e poto1lco depnttmeut
iethl lteserve
WflKhlugton July 7 The gvld reerve
at the llose of buslret today was
lHtAUaS21
Clevelnticl Hotter
Hiuxard Hay Mass July 7 Presi-
dent Cluvefand toul Ut U slightly bet-
ter His knee I 1 me and hi left foot
Is swollen o bo is obllietl to wear a
big shoo He spent tho grvsiler ourt
id dm ehiy > liltig iheiUel with Mm
Cleveliind and etiJojeM the Wantlful
weulher tlie iIishcd retort thai
the pifrtMeut U sutfeilng with n citucer
Is denbsl Dr llrvatit any the pieai
dent t absolutely free fiom cancer or
malign tint growth of any deserlntlon
No eiHTntioii hrtu Wen perfornnsi ex-
cept a bad tooth being extracted lr
Uryaut t of the opinion tbit the pies
dent will be nblo to go out lu a du or
tw o
HlOHIINO
Monmouth Park ltntf >
Monmouth Park July 7 Ptrl race
Sewn furongH Sr Mm then won
Meny Monarch second Julleu third
lime 127 34
Second raie One mile Nellie won
Pejton second 1 tenure thlhl Time
Third race Pivfi nnd onehdlf fur-
long PHrt won Pa rasing scroudi
My Hid > thlid TUuu liri
Iounh rjeeMlle nud < im > ilMeeotli
Don Aloiixo won St Mlthael sinimd
Time mil
llfth race Mile and one slitivnlh
NoworNt > ver won Haecluud jeism 1
Time 215
Sixth race Six nrlong Tormentor
won Skedaddle second Usiel third
Time 11 fi
in hentoo iUiic h Kuue >
Nejw York Jnly 7 1iist raceMilo
and oiieslxi ecu ih Hajlor won Ilxxle
McDiitf second liarghettit bird Time
1B114
tHHMiid raeedlve furtungis Ijidoo
mere won Kdltlt svioud Dally third
Time lMl2
l ilrd race lliree iiuartera uf a mile
Hcllpse woo Pldclo setoud Tom
Toiigu thlrX ftme 11512
Pourth race 1 hree epiarter bf a mile
Alrplniit woa Vlrgle second Mordotte
third iluir l1tll2
Klfthrnie lhrew ipurieM of a mile
Holero wou UlHetiloux second Uarly
Hlossoiu thlnl lime 11U
Siitth race Vive furlongs Pallliful
won Wartry second Ingot thlreu
Titar 10234
Cfilftixt Itnei
Chicago 111 July 7 Plrst rucv Wo
furlong Caroline Unmlltou wou Jt
papa second Dotj Vardui third lime
Sec nud rateSix furlong Hugh
Penny won Mexxoilut second 1 Koko
third Tlmel 14 12
Third rmuHaudlrap 12lHHl cddl
and throeeighth mile Versatile
one
wont Inke Hreexe iniHiml Dablo
third lime 210 34
Fourth race One and luicilitceaili
udles Ihllora won JnH second Out
eir SUht bird Time MS
Piftll Mre Mile Piiel Scout WOllJ
Svintn Anna aecond Mleha third
liiiie llo 14
Sxh nice lIe furbmg Anna
Mnjts won Pop 4ray accoiidt Will
Im no third Time Ull
Suvruth nueOne nnd one iltleciith
mites Duke of MHpltas won Hdfast
eeoud Silverado third Time IIS
St FintilMWiiNhlnittmt
St T unla Mo July 7 Ht I < oiiIs
ltmu 0 base hits 11 errors 1 Hatlery
Hrclteiivtulu liinsun Watliiugton
Huns Ill base lilt 0 eircrs 1 J lattery
l per J Jrrell Umpire McCjunld
roiilMvllleNe > vv Yotk
TsonUrlllr Ky July Troiil ville
Itnns 4 luso hits U error 3 Hntiery
Strmtim tlrlm New York I tuns 2
base hit oi errors 3 Hi it cry Hule
Doyle Uinphe Sewntd 1
ClivelunelHiHIinoie
Clerelond O July 7 Cleveland
Itun 5 base hits 12 errors 5 Hattery
Willlfliit HtrttTord Cnttpv Zlminer
Hattlumri > ltnu IH > nf Ml 5 errors
1 Hattery MeMahour Jtohlnsou Um
pire JafTuey
PiitMlmricHoNtoiii
Pltlsliurg Ia July 7Pittsburg
Huns 8 base hit 15 errors 3 Hat
tery iluinWtt Miller Jtoaiou Itiius 0
base bits 11 errors 2 Hattery Hoyle
Staley Merritt Umpire Mel uughlln
OhlcuKolhllactojililH
Chicago 111 July 1 Chicago lhms
Hi bnsu bii HI errors 3 Hatlery
Mattrk Mc41lnnls Sdirlevcr Klttredge
Pliilidiltdilaltuiis 13 base hits 13
error 5 Hattery Cnrscy Vlckerjr
Cleiuents Umpire Jjyuch
fllrl In a Tranue
Kan Antonio Tex July 7 Hpedal >
A lerinan girl iittneel Ida Hsu inert a serv-
ant at the San ledro riprfngs Las hea
Ijrlng In a tranre for twfuiyfonr hours
Wie 1 subject ut culattidle i > elU and phy
atdana are watebtng ber rase with great
Interest
Xavrro Alllunco
Corslcana Trx Joly 7 HHpeclal > Tbe
Navkrtv county Farmers Alliance elot 14
the following officer for the ensuliig year
In conrebtloa at Itural Hbade lexlsy C T
JlctVinuleu president J pofk tIc
president I A iceytmnir serretary and
Accidental Shooting
Corsusna T July 7 tt < peclRli Mr
Kugya llmwtcm yestenlay accldantally
sbot fr Ih tiry Gibson l the right should-
er Houston wa trying to untojd bis
when the bamacr felt und dlscbaracsl
r th charge taking effect as above re
lated tbe parti Ii corspaay with a
nmolHT of olhem wen ou a buatlug x
m dttlwc Ja III bund hot um about teo
vtles from tbl lty < jlb u abnUerml
aboaltUr waa drvawd here
jr
>
VOU XVII Np 231
EXCITING SCENE
In the District Court itoom In Dallas
County
Till ICANDAIj CASK Till CAUftll
Oelnnel nud lllloaptc on Ono Hide
Ccr1 CravWlmljJemmo Hear by and
OthecH mi the Other Hide Mix
JueJj JtiirlieContinue nto Cuse
Dallas Tev July 7Special lin
fttimua J tl Handle murder vase hat
beon ountloual freun tart lo tinlsli
nnd If J In Inner facts the tnio history
U ever puhtMied Jt will make ii blood
r mi 1iv mon tin lHIng than nuythltif
iet written In lnilbt tsmnty It began
with blood nud elo od tr ltir with nit
Ihe innlitlutfer nnothio thicedv At II
otle Kk this iiwtinlnj Jitelge H ll Hurka
vonvemil bis court Tlitj county attorney
Hied hi miswer In the change of icuuci
motion lilcd bv the ilereitsc last
night Ihe eemntj iiltnniey deelareil
that not onrt tillegttlmt set forth
in Hie petition for a duiugo ol
vnm wa true He dcclmcd that not
only iJid th Millet madei n ilemr ense
but It had also Indicted n vltne foe
the elefeiiMo for ri > rjury but tho stld
vttnesri wn nnder bmid to appear for
trial lu tltU court It waa laid down
with rm Uiit empbasU tint the prlsomi
c > uld Otuht n fair and Impattlnl trial
und nl so Ma led tha nelihur the court
nor the court ollfdal wcro ptejudlced
oirnlitMt ihe defendant
Colonel W I Cranfrnl asked fog
time to prepare n iipprmeitn nnsner
to the petition of the atnie He wi
grtintist until 2 itdinlt this nricruoon
At thut hour nddlihmnl time vva ak
eel nud jnanted lleiweeii 3 am 4
oYloek Niloiiel CVnwfonl Hied his plead
Inga AmoiiK other Ihlnjne he ileelnrcl
llittl witnesses for the stale were unveil
from pmseHiitlon men 1110 of the vdht
thrown against Hie defense by the prose-
cution when thl piper wn under dl
ctisslon
J HOelsnd nssUinnt county attor-
ney Colonel y I Crawford and one
eir two oihctK were Htauditiif In Um nnr
ntptn Just to tho right of the Judge
ImiicIi nir Oelitml uld to LVilonel
Crawford The reihiilons ou the coutt
ly attorneym ollkv are falsa They ira
untrue In rtery partlenlnr tin by
blander My he rdniek a powrrfnl btovr
at Crawfonl County Afiorney John 1
Olllesple then anlJ to Crnwford It Is a
i M fter nillmiile also atruck at
Jravyford hut Hheilff Cabell lutempled
the blywr >
Piiuditiuoiililm n Itflieil for the1 next
WO setsind UiwjirW M lliom
on stdxcsl Oil a ml HfierllT VtWII held
Olllesple Detmty SherltT Tom Simpson
ehlMMoned Citlouel Ciawford ami Col
Miel Jerome C Keailv attempted la
dose Ihe eloor Mnlor J I Hnmlla
pung from his dutlrTnid nuheil over
to Ihe door hndlni Into the room Ha
lujLired of Kearhy what the troublo
was afid his iiclions ludlented that he
wa perfectly willing to oWt hi nt
tottieya If ihey wrie hi it tight place
Judge M > K trawfurd rti < ibeil to lha
aHsisiAiice nf hi blot ber and Inhn W
leotge armieil the piilni with lilm
11 wa rerlulnly a mo t remutkable
scene to vilneMi lit the moat cestly
ourtlimine In he slate with the
Judge on the l mli nipping nml viilnly
uideaviHliig to nstore order Plnallr
kthe while wlmptd dote < ef tiemv Hew lu
the window nnd the darK cloud pirllnlly
etisnppennil
Judge Huiko JmiiOHesl a lino of uO on
IHIesHe ttiid the same nmoiiut oa
Oelmid lit did more limn this He
iinlhttied tho use and It will not come
Iwfoie him 11 git In In August Charier
P Clint wilt iiunllfy ni Judge of the
erimluii 1 district court and will begin bit
Ilrst lefiu Ihe list Mumla > lu thloWr
Hie scnsutlomil feature of lodnyt
I rial nre
thktamc op tiii nrv
Ciawford I a dead game man
and Otlnnd I n Hoiitti C iofhiIifi of
doubtless courage tlilleiiite In nlwnya
ready for t nghl If It Ja forced
Crawfords friend wii that lllllesplii
atu Odilid both juuipitd oil I ho colonel
Orhind said lo liic irtretiH eoricstsni
eleiit llm rcllt tlon on the grant
and the county altoiney vrru uli
Jury nnd untrue In oreiy particular X
refuse lo bu maligned and then bull
iloed
outily Attorney Juhti Olllesple made
uhntit llm Miilrni Mlatemeut
Colonel Joromo 0 Jumhy said the
row waa predpllated by the lillug of
plendltiK that Jifld tld Mul lies in the
case lie ald that Oebitul struck at
Crawford first lliere was no dam ft get
done aa Sheriff Cabell plnVed a full
baud and conquered the warrior for tht
time Wing
A not tier interesting Incident took place
In tho currldoM of thu court bouso thin
morning Hev CnmpWtl Pia editor of
The Chrlatifln AdvcMntv jfussed ubuig
Ha aaluted Colonel W U Crawford
The Intttr wantcsl the preacher pot
to Mwak to Llm aylng h bad no use
for a man who had tharadcrlzed him
lis a Jury titer And advUed the peo-
ple to ride hint out of town on a sharp
nobbed rail He denonuced H v Camp
bell tit aothtor language
It I said here tonight that Judge
Charles R Clint tins 1liiiMllfied Um
elf in tbls case and will not alt If It
come up for the third time
Clues A Heypolds the sole witness of
Imisirtanee for the state who appeared
at this trial informed Iht Oaaette cor-
respondent bat be had Wen offeree
money to keep Away fron Dallas anil
that lie had bean offered money toleavr
the state since his arrival He 1 re-
ported to be a maa of uerve honest anJ
reliable This It the repitatloa tfTeri
him by his as ocalM
Pi
A Startling Humor
tsa leraoeJsiiD Csb Jaly T It is rmnorefl
here that a ferolotloa krea broken eut Ira
Australia aad Jalepeadeoce has besn de-
clared The rueoor treated eonatdvrabui
vxcttemcot for a One bat little rslMioe
bwwever la glrve Ue rumor
iH l I < I
Tattle Snippet
Worthsm Tex July T pecIaLrs
Twentyen oais uf brtf tattl wltt U
hlpi > ed from tld place t Cblcaga thk
veaof via ibe Ml + u gsoaei trot
ru rosoe
1 ukiJitni
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