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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
The labor Orators.

INDIANAP oLIs, IND, Oc. 25.-Ole OF
the largest ami moss Intelligent appearing
audiences TIA. has faced any CT the MI
merous distinguished gpazkere On either
side during the Campaign greeted Hon
william Mckinley to Eigns IL TCmlinson'a
hsn. Z 'eFY foot Of available space Il she
hal, even to tae galleries snd
stage, was crowded By enthusiast
tic listeners. Mt less than 5000
people were crowded within the walls,
umong them several hundred ladies.
When the distinguished orator Was recog-
nizad by the great audience IS he walked
down the stage accompanied by ex-
Secretary Lischmsn, he Was given sn
ovation second only in enthusiasm to
inst rendered General Harrison
III the sf:ernoon. Brief preliminary
addresses were made by Cnsirmsn Nc
Daniel and M. Litchman, whose
reference 10 Mckinley as "the best
CHAM pion CT protection" brought the
asaemblsga to its feet. Congressman
Mckinley spoke nearly two hours, re-
viewing the tariff ard labor questions st
iergth,
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y
MEXIk.
The Mu1dsrer of Mary Ehomss q. Mexla
Captured.

The MuHdsrer of Mary Ehomss at Mexis
OaEtuFsd.
specisl to the Gazette.
MExEA, TEX, o.. 25.-John WALKER
TIE nsgTo Who SO c,ualIy murdered Mary
Thcmas, his mistress, here last Saturday
night IL fl Of Isaicus 1rge, ard whoee
whereabouts has hson IlkaoWs si1ce the
murder, WAS captured this evening jas,
Jet1re the 10 O'clock fIsio sr-lvco II
MArs1sl Herd s2d J. 81. Caldwell !r.s
blrn in She pasture Belonging 10 C.ags
Gioos. sbous r1iie norta Of :ogr, "a
takea to Groesbeck jill 1t cree bg j. 1s;
Caldwell. who deserved tire praise IA
having # ctet hi. capiura AID tue eys!
tec.ivc work lesdicg - sha snoElzc sASi
TIE hiding plsce. Walker cisin.M
have remained Gu: in the TaEss
in the pasture uuH. SEaes
night and then to have gore Into thXbszb
under The hay where he seossted himself
until to-day. BE had evidently been
cared fer, but b. whom Is the mystery 0:
Tie hour.
A he:vS iros: fell here lsa. night. but
owing to tie extreme dampness CT the
ground and the densa fog little damage
h.s been done TO vegetation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
COKE SPEAKS AT WACO.
Continued from First PGge.

dcz an years. He said % tie workirgmen
fer Ged's sake TO stand by the Denc-
crate psrty IN this oae fight tina: they
we're lighting for chaap clothing and
cheap f3od end sgsins. those who have
grown rich from
THE BLOOD AND THE sINEws
OF lsbor ng men. The speaker ssih that
the Mills BIZ Wss not what the Demo-
cratic party wau.ed, but it WAS the best
thing they could get now. eud was 6 step
in tde right direction. The Senstor said
ths. we bSve MAJ for President now
who would have he'd e walkover this time
IL he had tenn oered his views On the tariff
question. He said that the Democratic
party had been here 8 long time, was
here now, and was going to stay; that
1t had It's home among freemen
snd noble women, and that this
grand old party would live SIS long ss
there were free men In this lSId. Tha
speaker here created considerable laugh q.
ter and amusement among his audience
by saying that he could remember the
time when john Jacob Aston was house
mold word, and his fame was known all
over the lsnd, because he YVES worth
three or four million dollars; but now, il
the Cl l man WAS sliva aad on Wsll street,
Nav York, he would be taken under the
vsgrant law for not having Q visible
means CT support.
The speech WAS highly received and SIP
prec.ated by the audience and wss res
sponded to with loud and enthusiastic sp-
plause from the audience. Sepstor Coke
is announced for speeches ct the follow
ing plsceg in this state before the cleo
ton: Clebusne, October 81; San Antonio,
October so; Temple, Njvembe. l, sad
Msr!ir, November 3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Republican work,ngmen,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND Oct. 25.-Tle city
pu. on quite Holiday appearance this
morning in honor Of the Republican work
iGgmen's demonstration. An unueusl
nun1er OF flags we've flying throughou.
the city, and lsrge crowds began TO COG.
gregste on the streets as esrlY
as s O'Clock The demonstration
in some Of lis feaiares was tie most
po.s5le OF the csmplgp, though not the
largest. The attendance from outside
towns sni cities while large, was not az
grt st as the promoters of the celebration
had promised. The management CT the
Fl lir Wss entirely in the hands Of labor
representatives,, the caiet Of whom we're
Charles a. Litenmap,ex general secretary
OF the Knign.s Of Labor Robert D. Lay.
ton, PistsOurg; E. Escles Robinson,
mcs:er workmen Of the brass workers
assembly Ct Pitisburg, assisted by promi-
nent local labor leaders. These labor
representatives. have about
COMPLETED THEIR CANVASS
of Iadisns, and to.daY's demonsrs ill
was in measure g grateful recognition
OF their Efforts and service ST tie hands
Of their failow Republican wossingmen.
Hon. A, M Mckinley snd Senator Henry
W ohoiA3 VIZ PiAASAPsA eSeoESie "a tuS
day, arrived early this morning. sndswere
received by committee ct the depot.
Congressman Mckinley called upon Gen
ersl 81 lrrison during the morning, and
the Gsnerll took him for drive sbou:
the city. The parade, while very CT d
liable affair, has frequently been ousnum-
bered by the Democracy and by
previous R publican demonstrations A.
O'Clock Tee hesd OF thu column reached
romliastn's hsl. snd the big auditorium
wss rapidly filed to oTe.fowirg. Many
ladies' occupied seas on the stsge, emoue
them Mrs. Hstris On. Tns Msrcaers
carried their fi.gs aud emb!ems fa.o the
h,ll with them, and as General HATrieon
appeared socompsnied by ex-SEcrelsrs
Litchmsn, the vast audience arose and
waving their flags and hats cheered fran
tlcslly for fully five minutes. In point OF
enthusiasm but one other demonstration
surpassed that Of to-day. L. A. Nc.
Daniels, LEGALLY prominent member CT
the Typographical Union, presided, aud
In his address referred 10 some Of these
CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL HARRISON
in respect to the estimate in which he held
the workingmeu, and coI;r ldicted the
assertion tnas laere is otner than the
kindliess feeling Among me wsge workers
of Indians toward General Harrison
During General Harrison's speech he used
the following language, which WAS re-
ceived with tumultIDas, t6eerS "Earlf
in this campaign certain people, claiming
to speak for the laboring men, but Ieily
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a! 6iephenviIle.

correspondence VI tIc SaLckses
STEpHENvILLE, TEX, Oci. 25-P,n-
tics is absorbing this coan.ry no +. Prss.,
dent Evan jones addressed the people
here yesterday and made good epsech,
from q Non Partisan standpoint. He
discussed msinly nstionsl faauce. H.
WAS followed by Lee Young OF tAis place
in behsf OF the Democracy and he 1t
turn was folloWed By MAID r imph in be.
half of the Independent, Non-Partissr
Union Labor party, when he il turn wss
I flowed by Wall Oxfort, brilliant ,; ung
lawyer of this bar for the Democ,scy
An adjournment was had till ef:el
supper, when Colonel Mcdowell OF
Gatesville delivered q splendid Dsmo-
cratic speech which WAS Justly applauded
Politics is working up to white heat ia
this county, and the welkin is ringing a!l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
A GsauQ Ssrafo.

CINcu'NATI, OaIo, Oct. 25-A crest
rsuY v,s!toEs called on Judge Thurm:n
during the dsy and were received in he
judges ptrlor. As2I O'Clock the psrty
wste driven about town and TO tb9 re-
viewing 6.aad ct the corner q Rice and
TWaitsn g!ree.e. Tie streets were we'll
filed witt people, and shout the stands
the Esrsats wees packed. Tasre
we're etgas divisions composed CT
locsl ard visiting Democratic
c!uoE, all CT which shouted vigorously Dc
they passed the st6Gis. Gibbs were pres
enf from Olio, Indiana and Kentucky.
Included II the parade were G big nat
iaceiIed "G:sadp.'s Hat" end MANI
moth rooster made o. plumes. l. took
exactly one hour for the procession 20
pass the stand. A. the conclusion OF the
parade large crowd gathered IN from. OF
the reviewing stand sld called for
speeches, out Jude Thurman and Speaker
Csylisi3 both excused themselves because
CT their speeches about 10 De Geliv cred
indoors, and the crowd dispersed elo&lT.
TIE exposition buildings we're crowded
anG the muse hal! wss j immei with up
wards OF 5000 people. On the Etsge was
q large ho8aE famed picture Of Mrs.
Cleveland, sad beside It small pic uIes CT
President Cleveland and Judge ThuTnsn.
| Th,Cty-eiElg pretty children sd. ca the
stage TO represent the different states,
sud waved bs2dsn7as and fsgs IS their
part IN the storm OF applause with which
the Jadgs was greeted. 1t keps
IuD II insta!lment6 for sew
eZal ujauie9. each tine being
restazted og some enthusiastic D smJ
cTats Shouting "WhG.'j t1e Caatter with
Cieyelsu6?" or "Whsts the mater wit2
ThlTmsl?" TO which there came the well
known reply. "Hs's 81 right"
President James Allison CT the sXposi.
slon committee welcomed the Democracy
and introduced Hon. W. Groes beck as
chairman OF the dsy. The crowd VAS
I'll ready for Judge Thurman snd he WAS
81 Hnce introduced, being welcomed ca
thusis sticaily by the entire audience sH3
making pretty picture with the thirty
eight uniformed girls encirc,ing tim and
waving bsDcsnnas. The Judge then give
one OF his characteristic epeeches, touch
Ing OF the c1lef questions .. issus in the
campaign and ellciting grest applause.
cat the conclusion Of Judge Tourmsn's
speech President Allison reAd the follow
ing d1sps.cl from Washington:
"I very much regret that Mrs. Cieve-
lsnd ana myself must deny ourselves the
pleasure CT oeing present at the ex 1csi-
ton On Democratic day, and We c,a only
say that our disappointment is greater
than thIt Of those who hsvs kindly
invited us.
(SigEet) GROVER CLEVELAND"
Speaker J. G. Car!is!5 was then i1tro
iucs and made one ct his stroag tariff
speeches
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
4 BOY SHOT.

stts ptsd Assassination OF tbs Twelve
Year -O:d Son CT 8 GrsJ.on CounIy
Farmer.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Oct. 25-A horrible
and mysterious tragedy which came to
light in this city this afternoon occurred
on farm about fifteen miles west OF this
city night before last, the facts concern-
ing which IS they are learned are as fol-
lows: james, the twelve year cid son Of
aswell-to-do farmer by the name Of Lem
Rogers, was In the barn about dusk she'll
ing corn. The barn Is some distance
from the residence and standing nesr
road which runs through thick grove OF
oods. Mrs. Rogers hesrd the report Of
gun in the direction Of the barn and
then herd her SON scream she ran
ana found her son lying on the
corp, the blood running from
waund in his side caused from s hall fred
from qua fired through an opening in
in toe barn from the outside, out the roy
did 70. know by whom il vas done. He
Wss taken into the house by his mother,
a2d On examination the physicians found
thst the bali Rad passed through his D 3dy
from lis lefs side, going into his rjght
hand, though the character CT the HOund
| ia thought to De such sc rot 80 c5uae
death. NJ malice is kno~a TO hsye ex.
| listed between tne tsmiiY or an3 enc else,
| though s:rcng circum st2ntial evidence
points to young rusn nkped Hsrey,wAo
was brought t. the city this afternoon
| AMI lodged in Ill, ~
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THE PARTICULARS.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
FoRNKY, TEX Oct. 25 The negro
VINO com mit:ed the rape on the wife Of
the section boss, about four miles esst Of
here, yesterday afternoon was arrested on
tee train between Mesquite and Dallas.
A pistol wss found On his person
aud the officer carried him to
jail in Dallas. This morning Constable
2. E Ya:es CT this p,sce, with the proper
papere, took the early train end brought
hin b.lk to Forney, arriving at 10
O'Clock. The negro was placed in room
Hitn several others and the lady wss told
20 pick him out. Size did SO immedis.elT
anC the negro said he WAS the man, but Il
hey would let him 60 he would never do
20 egsin. Immediately s great racket
YVES fsisei By the crowd, end they de-
maaded his release, and cries OF "Hsng
him." GSloot himl' "Burn h!m!" flied
the air. After the crowd had bee 1me
q liet, the eff ers Started with
him to ISL st Ksui-
man. They had got about
q mile on the road, when on crossing 6
small creek body OF armed and masked
men cverpo Hered them and took the re-
gro and hanged him to bois d. arc stand
places. After the news came to town
thst he had been hung, 'Sq lire
1. S. Moore went GU! TO
the place and held an ipquest
on the remains. TIE verdict Of the lrY
was that the deceased hsd come to his
death at the hsrds Of come unknown
persons. His remains were brought
back to town snd left exposed to view
for perhaps an hour or more before he
Wss taken away. The coloEed people
would not let his body be buried in their
grave yard, and your correspondent vas
unable to learn exactly where he was
buried. The town Is Gil quiet
now, but for few hours this
evening the excitement rsn very
high. This is ole CT the qulckes.
punishments ever visited on criminal in
this county during tne past dcz2D years.
The crime was committed en- Yesterday al
shout $3.50, sad he was hug to-day a.
LILO O'CLOCK. The negroes name WAS
sam Smith, and his RESIDENCE WAS in
D3!!ee,
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q DeniSa wom atEsAs.aul.sa.
Special to the Gazette. =.

Special to the Gazette. y.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 25'}AsHaY Law
renee, q woman Of the toE1 Wig as
saulted AID dangerously hurt this morn j..
ing by man giving his Esns IS Bob
Lloyd. The physical os sca Of tbs opinion
inst the wounds were mste with knife.
but the E2:nA1 swesrs il YES S raca. A
cash extending from the eye down the
nose to the mouth, cutting through to the
cavity, Wss made, and che now lies in 3
dangerous condition. L!9yd resisted ar
rest snd policeman struck him &cross
'ha face win & Elk shooter, wslch laid
Lloyd up for repairs. His Gsse viii be
heeEd es soon Es the coadifi3R CT the
wounded woman will permit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
ID tie ernn.oY Of tia D an,ocr..ic csrnnslrn

10 tie employ OF thu Democratic campaign
Iiaaas5ss, promulgated through ne
Newspaper press sgd b7 cam
pa!gn publications ths5 were ret
given the cp9n endorsement. Of the
Denocrstic maassers, In: were paid i1r
ey their friends; Ed they related under
thsiE auspices z. uuno"r Of faige sr6
scsndalous stories reIstirg to my attitude
towards organized LABOR The PURPOSE
OF sill these stories WAS 10 poison the
minds CT tie Wo!kiEgnen 8sainst the
candidate Q: tie psJiy ta.. stands in this
campaign f5- The principle Of protection
to American labor. ! have only once IL
all Of tie addresses l hsye made 10 my
fellow citiZ22s alluded - the m.licious
and scandaloG5 stories; on. now and 10
the presence CT this great gathering Ct
Torsingner, do pronounce hem to be
UTTERLY FALSE.
(Iumuituous Cheering, waving OF figs
ana banners continued for several min
u;es } The story that ever esid that 81
8 day @6s enough for q worklngmsD,
with all Its eccompsninents snd append.
ages, is rot a pe,vefsion CT anything l
ever ssid. II 10 false creation. l will
not follow IN detail this long catalogue Ct
campaign csnsrds, but will only aid that
1t Is equally false that anywhere or at any
time ever spoke disparagingly OF my
fel!o1 ci<z5ls OF Irish nativity or de-
scent"
The excitement occasioned By the per
sonal nature OF the subjects des.t with By
General Harrison conanued 70 pesvade
tue auGiencs several moments si.er his
departure, and hundreds followed him
out Of the hail and cheered vociierously
ss he stepped into Carrisgs with Msjor
Mckinley and WAS driven home.
After General Hsrrisoh'5 departure
Senator Blair delivered long sddrses on
the subject OF lsbor and education. II
the evenl7g he aid Msjor Mckinley and
S>astor SpooRer were guess OF General
Hsrrison's a. tea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Kilgorn a. Homo,

Special to the Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX, OFT. 25-Col. c.
B. Kilgore arrived or the o'clock train
this evening. Our people hsd made
hasty preparations to receive him. Flegs
were flTirg and large crowd nat him a.
the depot. Tee booming If the snv.ls
spd the shouts Of the people as we'll az
their hsppy faces all spoke in an emphatic
manner Of the high regard our people
have for the brave representative il The
national Congress-.
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Aro her Election Necessary.

WHIrEsBoRo. Tx, Oct. 25 -O1r
recent city election which resulted in tie
election CT Mr.. Crews for Mayor By e
n ,rity of two, wss contested By his
OPPONENT, ". Fl. DAug leTty. TIE csse
came up bef2re the City Council last
might, snd Jon examination two Illegal
votes were f5aud to have been cast los
NJ; Crews. This Leaves tie, snd
another election will be held on Monday;
N WEN DER 5, to elect Mayor.
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Republicans meot at Anderson.

UorTesp0noence OF the Gazette
ANDERSON, Tx O;t. 23-The Rs-
pablicsns OF this district NET in Anderson
10 dag snd elected j. B. FArSis chairman
and +. L. Woodman secretary. Judge T.
C. B II g!oR vas nominated by SccIsma-
tion Ior District Judge. The Walker
county dellgt;es bo!ted aud said they
wsre going 10 vote for Judge Maxay.
Ta!5 eiec-5 JGGga KlturelI without a
DOUBT.
j. Il. league, our present County At
toruey, Was nominated today for Dis
ttiCs Attorney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
ElnIne,a ProErsmma.

NEW YORK, O;!. 25.-James G. Blain5,
at present stopping il the Fifth Avenue
MOTEL here, will make this city his head
Quarters uutIl altar the election, in the
mesntime speaking in neighbo riug states
Tonight he speaks at an Itish-Americs IN
n ee.ing In Madison Sqlsre Gsrde1, sad
en- Tuesday next ne will address citizens
Of Albany az The cou.t7 fir grounds. M
other dates have yet bsen arranged.
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Demoota.ic Dzy ct Cincinnati

CINcINNATI, OaIo, iO2t. 25.-Damo-
Cratic Day at the exgosition promises tG
be graft success. Magnificent weather
and big cTowts are slresdy assured.
TeeTe will De gcsnd psIsde OF Damp
cratic ciuos. Speaker Carlisle is one Of
the speakers OF the Dag and will follow
Judge thurman. The .J1tge All the
ether distinguished vlsitogs' Fill review
she procession ECm tae st1hd st the ex
p1stIOl. -
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Gulberson at Dsinscsfi Id.
Special to the Gazette.

Speo1tl 70 INC iaZeNt,
DAINGsRPlELD, Tsy. Oct. 25.-Hon.
D. B. Culberson addressed 8 lsrga snd
enthusiastic audience st the courthouse
here - day. Hs spoke for an hour and
three quarters, giving sn accouns OF his
ewardship for the pass two years and
exp0unding Democratic doctrine to ths
satisfaction Of the entire audience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
Bloodshed Feared.

CHICAGO, III DC. "a disp,tch
from winnipeg says If conflict tskes
place st the crossing bIoodshed is newt
able, IS the citizens intend going ID IN
place fully srmed. Public meetings we e
held throughout the province last might
to dendtnce the Canadian Pacific MAJ
ayers.
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Hare at Pilot Point,

PnoT POINT, TEX, Oct. 25-Hon.
Silas Hare, Congressman representing
this district, delivered q fac speech In
Harrison hall last evening. he had full
house 10 listen TO his speech. His sub
jet WAS in the main upon the tariff which
ne handled with considerable ability TO
rue satisfaction OF his hearers. The dis.
tineL !, led Congressman WAS frequently
dpDIaHisd
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Ia Eanntn County.
Special to the Gazette.

opeCISI 70 Ine GHZeEte,
BoNHAM, Tex, Oct. 25.-Lsst week
the Democsa.ic executive committee Of
the county published the dates of the
speaking at the various pisces in the
County, naming the speakers. To-day it
ls announced that the Union Llbor party
will have man at each place on the
ssma day TO answer the Democrats.
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At Ri,lsbcro.
Special 10 thsGaz tie.

HILLsB oRo, TEX, O;s. % The dis
Itingulsaed,. D an ocra:ic speakers who
we're to have b3eu here to-day did not
msterIsl;z9. Hon. Samuel C. UpsasW,
State Senator, sddressed slarge audience
st the oper. house. he was frequently
appisuded. H. was f0llowed by Con-
gresham j Aobott, who WAS also fire.
qle1.ly applauded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

! over the county from Democratic and
Mn Partisan, Independent, Ua!on Labor
stumps. I. will take yesr after the
election 70 Jepsi: the damages done 10
| the lungs Of many men ia this section.
From tn hsst Information obtainsbie
1t il concGdgd shat TIE Democracy, ma
tional, state, d!strIc. and county ig ahead
II tia cCurtY.
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D.sM o!a,mAl!o-eo.

CoLUMBUssN OHIO. Rct. 25.-The
Brotherhood CT Railway Bfskemen to-day
disposed of forty seven d. attn End disa-
oil!ty claims by sppropZlationg $4,000 for
we've OF the clslmsn.s. Nearly all of
the claims .hus presented ere said to be
Irregular. Oae CT tie Charges made II
the constitution requires members in the
Brotherhood to hold membership 10 PUB
oldJua.s lodges nearest their place OF
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Terrell at Minsols.
spsc.s, to the Gazette.

MINEoLA. Tex Oct. % The Hon. A.
". TeTrel, elector for the state st large,
addressed i large ssssmb!age of the citi-
zaDs OF this plscs aud vicinity g. the
cpe.s house to-day. His speech was wei!
received ana doubtless had the effect OF
causing mscy OF our people TO renew
their sl!eglan to the Democratic party
among thJsa who had been wandering OF
to worship false gods set up By the So
called UliGp Z lbor party.
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Received a Life ssutence
correspondence OF the Gazette.

asDxRsu,b TEX, Oct. 90 No E :
more colorss, who killed Sam S ark; +,
cplorsd, was fried to-day and received .
Iiis eenteEse. The impression wss that
he Hpuld be. hung, bu: al are satisfied
with the sentence. 81
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'oomp,rollsr Dutha M on abe " unnp. =

WASHINGTON, OCT. 25.-First Comp
troiler Durham has left Washington for
his bome in K3a.ucky to take part in the
political campaign He has eDgage meats
tor three speeches between now and elec-
tiNu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

| Judge ,dt said 20 her: "Mldsme, my
c mmission 6egsn August %, 1888, and
this commission expires TIE q Day Of
| august, 1892. The court VIII De 10 ses-
}s4n during tbs. time, snd when gou are
re4ty to answer the questions Of the
gEsnd j Try, the M.rshsl sill brIng you
ds%n from the penItentsry and sllow
yYu to do go. This must lot be trif I'd
Yth In this msllsr sny longer"
) The witness ill kad blank for moment
Had then retired with the srsnd jl1y. No
further questions were Put TO her.
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Cutting Affrn7 Near Pistsburg.

Prr1sBURG. TEX, Oct. 25-A seri6fs
cutting scrspe took pl,ce six miles nos3A-
west Of town last light. A youngssm3&
by the nsmsAGf Al Brow1, liv nsNis9
John Anderson, and tte little so1gf ~;
Anderson were eating sugar cSBs wN5H
some diff renee srose and B8wn vas
about 10 strike ths boy. M. Andersc n,
the father. coming up, saw 1t ard eau ht
his arm and prevented the olcw, uheu he
turned Cd the father sud cut him very Sc
,vere.y and dangerously, though tie h9s
sieIans thick with proper cs.e aasa16z
ton he VIII 1acovfr. .ssssksssss
Ths Ilnest slsfn the Wsss =,
At A .dersoaafT IA store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
An Alleged Plurs, wife

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Oci. 25.-Ths first
district grad jury 81 Provo appeared be-
tore Judge Judd at Provo to-day with
Miss Miller, an alleged plural wife, who
refus ID to answer who Was the fa,her Of
he, child. At ef Listening to tee state,
m ant Of tie . li.ed States At,o-.sy and
the womsn sill pressing il hsr refusal,