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VOL. XXXVI.
Inlhorized Capital, 1500,000
.apitaipaldln, - . . $ 150,000
Jurplu. and Undlvl edTroflts, $.5,000
inm of Mere-Mil m lidrndmli Sclicitedl
! Dirkotous: a. G. Pnyue, W. B. Worokam,
t K. rereu-aon. A. J. Porter. J. T. Tram.'
nV, i raalis, Attrad Davis, 0. A.
featlng, K. M. Keardon.
; Tuu lul
j O. M. TKiiUTM AN. President Central Na
lonal Hank, Philadelphia.
?' V,'?K,lW.tf'of Provident Life adTro.it
lo., Philadelphia.
1W. A. PULLMAN, Prealilent Seaboard
Jauk, New or.
4JAUE E. HRANNIS, of Tradesmen's
fatior.al Bank, New York.
G. BAYNE, PreslUsiit First National
tank, Bradford, Pa., and Vice-President,
Jsabuard Bank, New York.
, LA WTON, of Klrst National Baiilc,
Hau, N. Y.
N. S. BUTLER, of First National Bauk..
BeaTjH. .
U. K. HA-iNA, of Weir Plow Co., Mom
ionth. Ill,
ii. U'UA, ueueral Manager Nt
Sanaa Company of Unllod states
JO;.. Hlhilr.i)fUie Standard Oil Co.
811 and 313 Houston Strict,
'ort Worth. Texas.
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Dallas Ml Bank ilLKiii I ll llll!B
ill
"SABK,
7EHKU,
fKKS rosn,
PIANOS
aiou Hamlin,
ORGANS
ONINGKK,
ASK
Factory prices duplicated. r-KarKiilus
iSECorri) HAND INSTRUMENTS.
Laiupaias Hpriuiri.
farti In search of a summer resort
Hi not litnl a mora delightful place to
ntl i l.o boatful term than the Park
Otel, at LBmpasas. Table and service
exc-.l. Hncst bathinir. Oood
) disie 15- autiful scenery, state en-
tfnptni i hold within Park
Otel ' jtiil . S -.c;k1 rates to laini-
- .: 'i. It. Kick, Martmror.
: pU. fp JA II I Iff jpk !
kisJE tlry cri3 fs csy - irfC5asJ &a8dii -
S?30IL SI!
Munsveiling! Nunsveiling!
Cream, Beige, light Blue
1,500 yards fine Imported .ailn
60 assorted styles Neckwear at
flAT5T7im
Hill selling at 35c and
bread
tpatins !
ujik vv v-4.u
f Lisle T
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I i liSij
Ia Trimmod and Untrimmec' Hats ivi Bonnet.,
bbons. Laces and everything pertaining to the Millineiy, Ladies' Wear and
JNCY GOODS LINE. .
fi. BAUMAN, DaUas,Texas
OSE MORE DFrOaTUNITT THIS SEASON
TO PCUCHAWK
iiiiin.at Half
Tills trill h l. i ..
E.nKoii.f7:::..-T"r,l'7
SS.SSrj'tJ 1"!.,?'.:1ut
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Eiro
01 REGULAR WEEKLY BAB1MY
EMEROIBj
50C. THE STRIP.
Swiss Mule Embroicery, Edg
ing Inserting, in 41 yard
strips.
7-)C. THK STIill'.
4 yarti strips, Fine Swiss and
lat! Edging and Inserting.
ONLY 5c.
10 Dozen Checked Gingham
Skirts. .
ONLY 50c,
25 DOZEN FINE SATEEN
SKIRTS.
POSITIVELY at Thse Pno lor Jis Day Only,
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS,
mmm brother
and Mae. at 1 1 -2c and 37 1 -2ci regular piices, 35c and 75c.
at 42 1-2c and 82 l-2cr regular price,
20c, 25c, 30c, 3Cc, 40c and 50c; they
T nrTD O TJimO
50ci they will compare with any 75c and
Gloves are Jelling
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Great Reduction.
A S. TEXAS.
Tlieir Real Valiia !
w,1M,ttve 10 vm ime of
tat customers will k.
KISS we offer to-morrow,
SI THE STItlP.
Wide Ahiti and Cclored Em
broideries, all now goods and
worth double; 4i yard strips.
Extra wice Embroideries in
Swiss and Mull; 4J yd. strips
ONLY 25c.
ONLY 50c
S, 714 lira Si
75c. and $1,25 per yard.
are cheap at'diiie the price.
$1 Coiset In the city.
Fast at 35 Cents
Plnmes, Tips. Flowers,
Il A I I
SHIES !
Satins !
wri
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fcUNDAY, JUNE H,
lonimeiit that They are in the High
Tide of Mory.
Salisbury Accepts tho Tas-k of Forming
a ew Jliulstry.
He Names Sir Stafford Soitlieote
Chaacellor aud Premier,
as
Thequeeu Hepreseuted as 0crjoycd
at Gladstoue's Dowufall.
uucral Ojitnlon that the Iriah Cat Hat
Been linking Out Cl.entuuti for the
Kn.liah Moiikuj-Seutliunut
at Court ami Club.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
The llrltlxh Cabinet CrlalC.
ANIMATION IN TUH l.OllllIKa.
London, June 13. Tho aUuudanoo at
tuls aiteruoun' seatlon of tlio House of
Commons ana the Houso of Lord, was
very large and there was unusual aul
matio.) lu all tho group occupying the
loDUica of both ho ii Htm before the sluing,
HALI81IUHY AHSKNTS
The Marouls of Salloniirv Iiub .r,
Bdiited to form a mialHtry with Kir Stat-
.-li i-tiiuiniiii, unauooiior or the ex
chequer, as premier.
.NOT YKT Aft'U.TKD.
It 1h announced to-day thai tho Mar
quia o. naliHtmry has not yot accepted
Mipiiui' o ui premier, i
M'KC'ULATION AIIOUT U(,ADHTONH.
tue jnows haya the atateuieut that
(iladhtone inlenOa to romgn from the
leaderHhip of tlio Liberals is unanthor-
i I'-arl of AKordeen has ofl'ered
Mr. Uladatoue the iiho ot hts rosidenoe
uir uie reiuainoer the Reunion. A lues
ttenger Iroiu Mr. Oladstone arrived at
paiinorai two Hours hefore Lord Salla
bury. Thotiooeu leavoa Hal moral on
luoHdayand arrires at Windsor Castle
mi n euitosuay mcrnmg.
it ia &ta:ud that a nn8 igo Irom the
wouen nan arriveu lor Sir Siallord North
Cote.
HAl.INlll HY KN UOUTB.
Jiio Aiarqiila ot Sallnliury is mi his
way to ijomton irotu llalmoial. His ao
eepiance oi the responsibility to lorm a
cuoiuoi is ttt.i uncertain.
The Weekly Cable Letter.
IT TlCKIJiH Tllg O.UKKN.
-oniios, Juno 13. The Quoon, it l
said, is delighted ;over Mr. Gladstone's
downfall. The Farnollltcs. who acooni
pllshed his overthrow, are going to en
counter the hardest times they
ever had. Tha Marquis of 8al
muury, everyoouy begins to gee,
talks Relf eonlldenae. lie has been
bolil, but noTer far-alghted cs a leader
oi tun .piHwuiou, out tue very moment
the Uladstone ministry resigned, the
Marquis of Salisbury beca.ne a biidiiII-
cant lor publlo help aud avowed, he
would not take power unloss tho Lib
erals gave his govornimmt a show,
Mr. uiat.stono never aHked a show
irom anybody. The tiueen could
not conceal her salisrautu.n ovor the
change In politics. She never liked Mr.
uiaOHtouo. now a too superior to et
iquette, could not llaUer and was impa
tient as a state servant to tho throne.
Her Majesty Is so pleased over the pros
pect of again . having Torv ami an
aristocrat at the head of atTairs that she
telegraphed her acceptance of Mr,
Uladxtoue's rsHlgnatiou and by wire
summoned the Alarquia of (Salisbury to
accept the truat of forming a new gov
ernment. It la undoratood that the
.Mtrquts or Mallalmry will refrain Iron,
entering the work of forminif a new
cabinet until he has hold conferences
wiiu at. tne tjonaervatlve leaders.
Til K UKITON'S OHIKP INTKHRhT
Singular as it mav a.mear to fornlirn-
orH. the chiel political intereHtnf Kriione
ji.Hi now does not seem to be in tho
direction or the new ministry, but prin
cipally in the foreign policy, and ro
omily, In the IrUh policy
of the Conservative government. Mr.
Purlieu certainly must have the
ineaaurenl his amblUou nearly filltd
when he has sucree ted lu making the
allairsof Ireland the moat Important
object of Hritiab Interest. When tiie
Irish iiiembers on Monday night threw
their voles with the Tortus and wrouitht
the ruin of the minority that gave Ire
land disestablishment aud tho land act,
they Jumped upon thoir aeats and hur
rahed. They were then certain that ilia
Tories, lifted Into power by Irish help,
would at once raruellise tho govern
ment. Hut the Tories. Tiavloi
recovered from ' their tlrst ex
citement, appear to attribute the denial
of (lailHUme, not to bis liarMin.'m
toward Ireland, but to the Ions of the
Liberal votes driven from him by uln
sunt at bin "aubmlNlon" to Iriah bull
dozing. Now this "tllHgiiNted Liberal
vote" la lar larger titan the home rule
vote. The Tonus know this. Tho v are
wine in iheir day and generation. 'J'hey
aia playing for the large vote, and
Til K 111. Nil A KK UOINil TO (IKT Lt'FT.
Tiie I'onaurVMltve parlv la larunlv
rulud by tho prevalent pinion of the
Tory CinliH. The t'Mrultou and other
leading Tory Villus favor tho order a t
vocateil liy Karl Npe.iuer, the lrih
viceroy, that of an absolute
necosMiy lor the cont nuance ol the
cootciou po.iov In Ireland. On tli m
iiotui the l ories, and mujority of the
Lili'-i.il-. will agree and on It tbev mav
Oniililoe HgaliiHt the Radicals and Par-
uh ini'H. ll tiey do, the Home Huh m
will be HI Hitch a nllablo mlnorliv tl.ui
their vnioo will count nothing in I'ar I la
ment, and a long leans ol Ufa will
be aecured to the i resent uiodu ot
Knglish rt.io in Ireland. It In
not iH'lievod that the Marquis of Salis
bury will seek aMNlftlauee from anvof
tho Uladstone ministers In forming' his
xmoy lowarn ireiauu. uia plan will
is to split the Liberal party completely.
by proposing a measure of coercion,
based on Karl Spencer's roort
a measure the samo a. tho Marquis
of Uaillnghin, Mr. Gladstone', war
ini-ikier, and a majority of Mr. Glad
stone's 041)11101 Insisted on continuing,
in spite of the opposition of SirCharlns
I'llso, Mr. Joseph Ohambsrlaln and Mr.
Treveljan. Such a line of Irish po.ioy
woulil be almost cerialn to lead to
at least a to.npoiary coalition bo
tweeu the moderate Liberals and the
Tories against the Uadloal and Parnell-
I lei ami gives the now government a
tremendous majority. It would be hard
to guess what would beoome of Irish
home rule under a government whovo
very start in power was based on its de
termination to maintain it in Ireland.
N1H STAFFORD NOItTHCOTa.
the Tory leader In the Commons, has al
ready been In consultation with Irish
executive olllelals concerning the real
statu, ol allalrs In Ireland, aud it la un
derstood that nearly every oue ol the
geuuemeu nave stated tDat no
English government could all'ord to
be responsible lor the Bovsrnins.il
of Ireland during the ootuiDg winter
without the ooutlnuanoe of the Irish
fTTT1 f 1 1 1 I T (1 mi-fn rn.Yn ...... i i
Hii . Villi. U iiilVTi liir. Mi l . . uura
l8S5r-vffi?k
can easily ar-
UMirtt LHS llllhl. l... ...-it i . . .
l-tt.htiu9tow;rd;'i7elad. tM Ut
of the men likely to form
?.i&rTtlv? 'Wot who
,w.. , ., J V ""vocate the abandon
ff? f i.,ru- u Inlluonce will be
-i" party when it Is In
??? Vt? K "e when he
motis euer in the Com
COUKT CIHCLES rtEASKD.
thai in i . r Muii luuicuio
j-uiuurHuiH irntn n.i.k.ai i t .
If 6t.rB" l" Qh and She
1'iuiuiiin ill l-S1 MMIIP-' husiiin ...... I
howu that a " u" "
most about tl, '.
nf ailicy
-iVu.mV; ""oroment. in oourt
m i Xt . i "i " '"r ny oonceal
ui( mt ot rejoicing over the fall of the
Liberal guveru.nout. Mr. Glad
stone, oourt olllciala now admit,
ss never in harmony w
the Ouenn on mi ...l. !..... ..... " ,
.at, and the Tfeude .agrced
their discussiona about K.iglaud's for
eign allalrs. Mr. Uiadstono.lt U unT
fw,, i?,i0n5l 11 ud thoiueen or inlormed
her of the designs of bis government.
TIIKQIIKKN'S Pl-.T POI.IOV.
il..? n 0 Il'or,,"ed olrols it is thought
that the ijueeu's entoursire s.rmnri.. 1..
vors a renewal of the Soudan oampaign,
!nrt."ti!,''f UP'PS th9 aeltlouiSnt
oi the Ang o-llii,sian dispute on the ba
sis ol the Uranvllle -UuUiers agroemoiit.
a renewal ol the alllanee with Uormany.
an entonte with Turknv a.i .;J ill
eultlyatiou of an entente with Kraiioe.
n' , y e"lorel'iK these prluoiples has
sll alomr been luvnmii i.v i "...
otUoials in the British (o!i ",. .,
iimong whom Mr. (iiu ui,,,,..)! '
had bccouio Intonsoly disliked.
TUH LIUKKALH ATSMA.
Mr. Gladstone, intimation nt H.
termination to retire from unhlln
lile
m ...1 viw iireseiiL imitr v
I, a. I-...
- - i'-v-".n UtlUI IT
tliMorgaul.od the Liberal arrangements
fortlieoomiugelootoral struggle. l)e-
rii.v? ion euoria uiai nave heeu made to
secure troiuliiui a number of murium.
ineuls to make cam nniu-ii ,w n. .,
lug the ensiling election, the only en
gMKommit admitted by Uladstone is one
lor Midlothian. In a letter declining a
request for a spoceli olsewhere the pre
mier Stales thai hn llai Lrlvnn vn l,.l
iironilHO to his political tr:onds lu Mid
lothian that he will not retire
without addressing that (his pres
ent) constituency. The Liberal eleo
thm ugents generally report groat
diniculty lu obtaining candidates to con
test seats on a Liberal O uilV.r,,. IJo.ll
cal candidates are, however, reimrted to
lie plentiful. Tho llirmingham Liberal
" auopieu in us programme
lor tho cimioaiifii in a nrm..i.
that wero I'orniulatod by the ro
CB.it miners' in rllaiuotitarv cnn(ernin-.
l'lie propobuls call lor a reform uHnn .,r
the iiou-o i;f Uirds by tho exclusion of
the bishops from seals and by a speclllo
limitation of tho power or tho Peer to
delay or pieveut necessary legislation.
UUI.OMY KXl'ANHION.
1 he Karl of Durbv. the eolooiui lllltilu-
ter In the Cuhlnotn. (llu.,ui,i ... ...
olllciul couuiiunlcatiou to tbn uovnm.
n.eulof Caps Colony, has intimated his
approval ot the bclIoii nf il,u.rui si r
Charles Warren, lu tha annem.
tion of lirchnana liiiwi. Tim
panslon of the Oao Colony excites an
tulerestln Knglitiid that is aubordluale
only to the resignation of the Uladstone
cabinet, and this interem is made even
greater by the glowing descriptions be
ing published of the capacities aud pos
sibilities ot tho unit territory.
ihe ljonilon Times, in an article
uescrioing tiecuuuua land, says in tor
ritorlal extent it ia much greater than
ciiiniu. xi is won nrovuod with i..h
mi uoiuaina me Dest pasture lu South
ainuH. ll win Brow aiivtli.mr. nvi
the euthuslastlo writer. Irom wheat tn
oranges aim tue unest or grapes. It will
iiriiiHii oesioea many thousands oi
larms tor settlers.
I lie Spectator, alarmed, annarnnl lv
at the possible outoome of tho annexa
tion of the territory, comments at some
length on tho subject and says:
- tu lueaame weea fciigland assumes
protectorate over the Lower Niirr
and annexes the vast Province of Bochu
aual Can anything be said now about
the rapacity of Unrmanv in wn.Mnu il,n
territory of the Sultan of Vlcta, or of
rrnouo m ciainiiiig mo Congo coun
try T"
OENI RALHIB I'KTKR LU MSPKN
lias asked the promoters of the fund
now being raised to secure for him a
sword of honor to suspend further so
lion iu the matter until his relations
with tho war ollice are settled.
IIOYAI.TT HK0ONOII.n.
Tho loiig-oontiuued Quarrel Imtwuen
Queen Victoria suit her son-in-law,
Louis IV.. Grand Duke of Hesse Harm.
slsdt, because ol the latter's morgan alio
marriage 10 MU.e. KQlolnlue,
has, it la said. boen ami-
osbly ended. The duke, who be'oro
tho dlsi'overy of the Koloml.ie all'alr,
was uelleveil to be a suitor lor the hand
of Princess Beatrice who. acoordlnir to
report, lie was to marry as soon as Par
liament passed the deceased-wife's-
ister -bill, will now, according to
rocent announcement, soon bo married
to the Princess Hilda, of Ua.uault
IMssan. The marriage of Princess
Beatrice to rrince Henry, of Batten-
burg, will not, alter all, lie such a "quint
sll'alr" as waa at tirst Intended. In lact
the queen seems to have made up
her mind to marry oil bor last
daughter with considerable pomp and
ceremony. Ilnr insjosty has Issued or-
ors to largely Increase tho Invitations
to the woddlng, snd tho bridal cake,
which Is to be Isimiethlng unite
xlruordiuarv In tho con inc.
llon-r's art, will weigh ZiO pounds.
his big sweet is to be
built up in three tiers and to repose on a
pedestal of Hold. No member of the
royal family ol Germany 1. to be In
vited to I'rluoesH Beatrice a wedding.
OA.tl.OTTA.
Krom Brussels comes a pleasant
letter concerning the Kuiprous Calotla.
no iiniiiriuiiaie wiuow oi .liax.iuiiian.
Mexico. It status that marvelous Im
provsment la noticealile In her 1111)111111
oiutii ion. ner empress entered her
Iflth year on Thursday last. The doc
tors who have been attend
ing lior have observed recently
that her health has grown
to bo excellent, snd the malady, which
for years oppresned her brain, has beou
gradually disappearing.
TVh l-KKNOH UAMIII.INO WAR.
The trench government has decided
to suppress the gmnlng tsbles at
Monte Carlo. M. r-clnwlolior, tiie
ronortor lor the French senatorial
onih.niitce which has been Investigating
me enure Humect 01 gamming stilus
famous reaort, has written such a letter
to the association formed to break the
gam:s, that the government will not
Innghr tolerate the criminal
enterprlso carrlod on at Monte
Carlo, and Which disgraces
this fragment of French territory. The
Prince ol Monaco, who owns the gam
bling uniiHO-at Monte Carlo, declares
that the French government has no Ju
risdiction over bis property and that he
will resist the effort to lutorlore with
his business.
MlKOBI.I.ANKOUH MATTRRS.
The imperial government has ordered
the payment ot ilOO k each widow of a
Canadian voysgeur In the Nile expedi
tion, ll is also ordered that the mothers
of the lost voysgoura shall U paid 60
each,
The etoamer Mlnla parsed
Lizsard Point to-day on ber
way to the North Atlantic
to grapple for the ends of broken Goul d
csbles. The point ol breakage has been
looated and Is in longitude GH. latitude
47. The separated parts lie, therefore,
In the deepest part of the Atlaulin,
The Mlnia will reach the locality
on June !N, and, with good woathor,
will probably oomplote her work
of repair In a week or 10 days.
Mile. Uerobard't villa, r.ear Barre,
has been sold nt auotion. The furniture
brought $50,1100.
M.Coquellin will open his American
season at the Star Theatre lu
New York on January 4 next.
Afterward he will go on a 10. months'
tour throughout the V nlted States.
Joann Strauss has completed his new
ojiera, "Tho Gopsy Baron." The com
posers say It is Strauss' fluest composi
tion. It will be producer" In Vienna some
ume uurmg next nepteuiuer.
Stephen Heller, the oomnoaer. has Ka.
uirniu totally ounii. as no is yoor, Rob
ert Browning. Charles Hal a and Hii-
r reQenoK l erunton nave sot to work tn
raise a fund for Ids support.
r roin rans ll is learned met tho Bona
partist manifesto r. oent.y Issued by tha
supporters of prine Vlctoris,
Fapolcon . has fallen flat In
the provlnoes, where , it exoltes
no attention at alt. Prince- Jerome Bo
untmrte c" tlon Plmi"Ua miiir wlih .11
betes and his doctor urges Lim to keep
away from all political excltoment.
Plon Is very .leslrous of Bcurliig
reconciliation with hts son. Frince
victor. Kugonia has stopped the an
nual pension or S-l.OOO francs which had
boen settled on Nictor. The reason for
stopping me peuslon was plalniy stated
to be the riotous ami i.
eious character of lite the young man
-b leaning. v tutor, howevor, has
strong Irleuds. A syndicate of theao.
wnen they learned ot his loss, at nun.
organized and settled upon him a new
ix'ubiou oi v.uuu irsucs per annum.
Thia syndicate is Loaded by
1)1.0 de Padarn. ami a
has been lniosed upon Ftince Victor
to tho effect that he must live pru
dently and- virtuously. Prince Victor,
being now practically Independent, is
quite bold. He refuses to ba reconciled
to Ills father uuleus "Plon Plou"
shall bind himself to renav to
Victor's frlomlH all the mnnlnii Ilia.,
have thus far advanced to him. Thi
ex-Empress and Princess Clothlldo
and Aiathlldo are, it is ro
iwrted. enL-aireil I n a emiHiiirunv in
supplant Priuoe Victor as the pretonder
to tha ilouapnrtlHt succession. Hla
brother, Prince Lewis, however, re
fuses to be a party to the conspiracy.
Knglanil,
TUB LANDKHDALB LITIGATION.
London, Juno 13. In to-day 'a hearing
of the Lauderdaio case before the Houso
of lairds, Mr. Stophsn Marsh tostlfled
Hint between the yoars lliUl aud 1830 tho
law s governing marriage iu tho State of
.New York required only a contraut ol
niMiriage without coremony of any
kind, lu ltviotue New York marriage
laws, he said, were revised.
United Slates Minister Phelpa tcstl
lled on tho same point. His testimony
was similar to that of Mr. Marsh.
the Karl of Kolhornn inoveil thai
ooiislderatioii of Mr. Phelps hn be ac
commodated ith a seat lu tho bodv of
the houso. I his was a most unusual
proceeding for tho Lord Cluiiioellor
to take and tha action la reirariml r. u
speuial and extraordinary murk of
honor and as an adeouaui
ol the American ministor's courtesy lu
consenting to appoar as a witness before
tue lorua.
When Mr. Phelns arosn to 1
chamber their lordships all arose to
their feet and bowed differentially to
bun, tho American minister returning
the greeting lu a graceful aud appro
priate manner.
LONDON WOOL SALES.
London, Jun 13. At the woolsatos
11,300 bales of Port Phlillo. Tasmania
mm iiuw .eiuanu woro sold. Tue mar
ket was easier. At yestorday's salos
Sydney and Queensland fleece sold at
n.'u. to is. i ijii. iasiuaulao lamb lleeoe
ai.ou. to is. id.
Opala.
HATAQKS or Til K OlIOLKKA.
b . . . a. ...
m a dhio, june ia. uievou oase of a
disease resembling oholera are reported
In the city. Four deaths occurred here
yestorday from tho malady. The sani
tary otnuials continue the work ol dis
inlectlng the streets aud keeuimr larirn
bon-Urea burning at all available
points. Into these bon-Ures quantities
or sulphur are cast frequently. Seven
new cases of cholora and three deaths
ocourred to day In the city of Murola,
aim a new cases ana iu deaths in the
Province of Murcia, outside of the oity.
A number of new oases ol cholera, and
of deaths therefrom, are reported from
other districts in Spain.
x wo more suspicious cases have beou
roported, oue of which proved fatal In a
few hours. The disease has made its
appearance at Toledo.
FUND TO COM HAT OIIOLHHA.
The government will ask the cortes
for 1,000,000 pesotis ('W.0O01 to prose-
onto uieasuros against cholera.
Anglo- Itusalaa.
AT A STANDSTILL.
St. l'KTKRsnuiiii, June 13. The Af
ghan frontier negotiations areata stand
still. Newspapers hore are of the opinion
that Knglish Torlos wllljlie oompelled to
show they disapprove of Gladstone's
isilicv and express fear that the chanire
of government will bo prejudicial to
ainifalile negotiations which are pend
ing ueiween tue uiauaioun government
and Russia. The siiuadron under or
ders tor the Pad ilo has beou ordered to
wall In rlnlaii Hay.
AN KAIVTIff UAKK.
An earthquake has occurred In east
ern Csucasia. The town of Slkuch was
completely swallowed up and the town
ship sutlured damage to the extent of
several million roubles.
Ireland.
RKIllOi:S RAII.UOAD AOC10KNT.
Dt i.LiN, June 13. A dispatch from
Mallow states that a passongor train
while going at a high rate of speed,
broke down to-day between Mallow and
Traloe. No positive Information about
the wreck has boen reclved, but It is
rumored at Mallow that several persons
were killed aud many wounded.
NOT SAD.
Later dispatches Irom Mallow atate
that no one was killed, and that with
tho exception of a lew slight bruises
the passengers escaped Injury.
Canada.
TUB R1KLOASK.
Qukbkc, June 13. Charles Fltzpat-
rick aud F. X. Lemlux have beon doll-
nllely retained to defend Kiel. The
plea will doubtless be that of Insanity,
as It is presumed that a number of wit
nesses will be summoned from Quebeo
to prove thst Riel waa Insane while be
was at tne iieauiori asyiuni.
Italy.
ItUSSIA AND TIIR VATICAN.
Ros4, June 13. Russia will consent
to a resumption of diplomatic relations
with tha Vatican, providing the pope
Induces tho Catholic bishops of P'jiaud
to relinquish tha Idea of re-eatabl' hlng
the nationality of Poland.
, China.
nlCH AND HAILUOAPS TBI M. OTTO.
SiiANQUAt, June 13. Thesb.lpmenlof
rice has been resumed. Li U'jngChsng,
the prime minister, has Informed M.
Palernore, the Preuoh minister, that
China will look to France f.or aid In the
construction of railways Uui other pub
Uo works.
Rellflens Meeiln-j, at Bowie,
Bowia, June 13. S peolal. The Rey.
B. H. Baker, eon of the county treas
urer, formerly a l'swyer of Montague,
but latterly a pre .oher of the Presbyte
rian faith, whijss home la now In
Young County, Is conducting a series
oi interesting sei v.ei t this place,
NO. 212.
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
An
Indians Wife Murderer Makes
Harrowing Confession.
The Texas Convict Gang that Crossed
the Rio Grande.
JaU;Ureah at Carrl.o Sprtngs-Part o
tho.FugltlYes Recaptured. 'J
FngH,
the Chler or Counterfeiters,
Secured at Last.
Attempt at Arson at Atohlion-Oiitlaw.
Surrounded i Arkaiitas-Tragedy
in Limestone .Couatjr lo
Hang In North Carolina,
THE DAY'S: RECORD OF CRIMES.
A We Murderer Confemei.
Viwcbnmb, Ind., June 13.-Freder-IikGrateguth.who
killed his wile on
Jnne 4, has made a oomplete ooufession
of the crime. He says his wife bad
been quarreling with htm for years and
he had told her he would kill her irshe
did not stop. Ou tho day of the murder
he came home to dinner and lound her
kuitting. 8he began to quarrel. He
caught nor by the throat and they both
fell out of the kitchen together; III.
W1? dliI not KMt UP mi he went
and got his rasor and when he
put lt to his wife's throat
she nut her haud on his aud the razor
cnt hor throat. He thinks ha pushed
tho raaor hard enough without her help
to out her throat. He then cut his own
throat sevoral times. Now he says
they may out his head off if they wish
to.
Tae
Convicts
Who Crosted tha Hlo.
Orande.
Labkbo, Juue 13.- Speoial.l The
four Amerloans who, mounted and
heavily armed, galloped down the
bauk of the Rio Grande at the old In
dian crossing yesterday morning and
forced the Mexican boatman to trans
port thorn to Mexico, where Kelly,
Davis and (Schneider, members of the
late oonvint gang, which made tha des
perate and successful break for liberty
from Clay's Camp, In Braaoa Couuty,
aud MoDaniels, the celebrated road
agent, under life sentence for mall rob- '
bery who a few dsys ago made hla
escape from San Antonio Jail. A posse
from New Laredo, Mexico, composed of
the notorious Laredo Kanunrs. la In
pursuit, and If they catch the fugltlvee.
"in - eiiurt wuri Ol
them, as the.
border portion
of Mexico teems with
criminals of Its own.
Jail Delivery nt Carrlio Hprlngs. ,
CARHiaoSPRiNda, Juno 13. Spoolal. '
Yesterday between 2 and 3 p. m a Jail
delivery was alooted. One of the Jail
ers, Nat Walker, brought a bucket of
water to the prisoners, and after brder
Ing thorn all back to thoir cells, opened
the door suluoleutly to admit lta pass
sire. He waa BrasDed hv tha ft Ft I. hV
John Laxon and jerked Inside and dis
armed. Laxon.JIm Despaln. William
,.. v i in svnirmu. T 11
uruniniati and Lee Turner, oolored.then
uruae tor noeriv. lag ns a nnrt mui
oourso through the brush. Fifteen or
twenty men started almost Immediately
in pursuit and. beaded hv tha shariif
captured Despaln near town and Tur
ner further on. Parties are still out
searching for Bruuiuilll and Laxon.
Krumm 11. Dosnaln and limn
charged with murdering a Mexican
herder, and Turner Is under Indictment
for horse thoft. Brummill aud Laxon,
still at large, have two Winchester rl
lles taken from an outer mnm of ih.
jalL
The Oonnterrelt Chief Cnntnred.
Louisville, June 13 United State
Marshal Gross and Detective Bauer re
turned from Versailles, Kentucky,
bringing Alonso Fuget, one of (he beat
known and most skilled counterfeiter
U the country. Fuget'a reoord cot.
ers pages in the books of the govern
mom secret service and be ha
produced some of the most deoentlv
ourreucy ever Issued. Ue began oper
ating in new rora m years ago and
has since turned out his spurious coin
in nearly every State lu the Union. II
was the head of the notorious Crabtrea
gaug and waa reported killed when
most of Its mombers were captured
In lSTik Ills work waa afterward
recognised by experts and many
ell or is made to discover his where
abouts, which Marshal Uross learued a
lew days ago. Fuget waa living In a
lonely hut uear Versalles. The olllcsra
arrested him last nl,(ht ust an he waa
leaving home In a bu-gy. Hundreds of
tools of the Unest pattern
were caoturod aud also dlos of the treas
ury notea that have given the most
trouble to tha banks. Fuget has been
recently calling hliunelf Fugen. Ha la
00 years of age and looks old and de
oreplt, thougn he la still active and
strong.
An' Attempt nt Arson.
Ati'I.ison, Kan., June IX This morn
ing Jacob M. Smith, an old resident,
was arrested on a charge of attempting;
to bura his large pork packing estabs'
lishm.nt, In East Atchison, last night.
He ai once confnssed his guilt. Tha
propsrty Is valued at $11,000, and the ob
ject was to secure the Insurance Mid
inoujoy irom tne railroad company..
Kvsrythlng had beon arranged to turn
th building, but detectives nipped th
a'Ju'ir lu the pud.
A Band ef Outlaws SorrouuiljX,
LITTLB BOCK, Juue 13. Nov re-.
celved from LsFayette County an
nounces that Sheriff Couley and posse
have aurrounod aud captured a.body of
desperadoes, who for a long time hay
been operating in that and adjoining
counties. The mombers of the gang
murdered a negro named milliards re
oeutly, throwing hla body into Red
River, where it waa subsequently found.
Other Persons were robbed and killed.
Two or the outlawa are reported to have
been killed by the poaie aud it la ex
pected that those captured willbe taken,
irom the officers aud lynched.
Tragedy In Limestone Ceunlj,
Mkxia, June 13. speoial. Charley
Munger, son of U. M, Mun- -
ger, waa shot and aUbbed
In several plaoo by th Thom
son brothers, who war renters on hla
father's place, IS miles from her. Th
extent of his Injuries has not been -learned
here, but they are thought to be
very serious.
LATSB.-Cbarley Munger, who was
cut by the two Thomson brothers, died
at 4 p. m. The Thomson brother wer
both badly out tn th affray.
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