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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Demonstration at Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 50 -Siucs the Tip
pecanoe snd Tyler too campaign neither
this old Kaickerbccker town nor the sur
rounding country has known such dem
onstra!ion as mat to-dkY furnished by
the Republicans at Albany and Troy. The
farmer folk in vehicles began coming
out Of Hlderoufg mountains this
forenoon. The cgaf: brought people
from up and down the river. TRIMS on
four rsilw,ys brought excuislonists
The people Ct the town turned into the
streets, and the sctivi y usual ST the times
Of legislative sessions was exceeded
The orator, james G. Blaine hsd been;
announced to speak ct the fair grounds
and there the country folk and city
people repaired at an early hour. The
train On which Mr.. Blaine came up the
river from New York arrived at 2:30 p.
N. The depot WAS throrged and ths
street approaches were packed With
people. The Giant Cub was
in charge OF the demonstration
Upon leaving the train Mr.
Blaine was driven away with Senator
Russell, while the crowd cheered. Others
OF the party we're conveyed In other csr-
rIsges. Great enthusiasm greeted Mr.
Blaine and his party SIS they drove upon
the fair grounds, where, it is estimated,
200 600 peos lie we're gathered. Tnrones
followed the carriages until they became
merged in the mass ABOUT the stand
where Mr. B sine was TO speak, and dn-
hculEy WAS nsd by he eff GERS IN m king
path to the steps. MIR Blaine, though
n said he WAS rot st his best p1ysicsl
Iealth, spoke clssrlY and strong. That
re WAS heard YVES evidenced by
tbe denopstI stions far cut in the crowds
When Mr.. B.sine had done speaking, an
ADDRESS was made by judge P. my and
General Hastings Of Pennsylvsnis. Mr.
Blaine started from The city at 80 p. II
in Hon Chsuncey M, Depem'a private
cSI for New YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

the Munster banks.
Sir Walter Moore, counsel for the Hi
berDisn Bark, contended that the COM
mission had no power to compel the
production Ct the books.
President Justice Hsunon said he would
not discuss the question. u the banks,
under color Of protecting the privacy OF
their clients, bstructed the orters of the
court, the court would De constrained to
put its powers into force.
Sir Charles Russell, counsel for Parnell,
intimsted that his clients had not the
slightest objection to the production Of
the books.
Sir Charles RISE Jssrd question
regarding the order In which the evidence
shall be submitted He said II the Times
counsel conducted their case Ia the hig-
gledy p'gg!edy way like Attorney Gsnefsl
Wsbs.ef's opening address, they would
never get IN the bottom Of it.
Justice H,nuoD said he hoped the evi
dence would De brought in orderly se.
quence.
The Attorney Gsreral promised to con
suit the convenience CT the par les impli
Gated, ard said thst as Ser IS possible he
would apprise them CT the order in which
his side would submit their evidence.
The court then adjourned for the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
WASHINGTON.
TEXAS PENSION.


Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 The following
Texas pension WAS issued to-day
Rsstoration-J. B. Delore7. San Antouio.
TKxAs PATENTS.
special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 The following
Texas patents were granted to day :
Crawford R Canterbury, st Brownwood,
tongue support; Eugene 2. Carolon ana
P. Fl. Lee, San Antonio, car coupling
Alexander E. Clark, BGckhol5s, pump
raomas j. E1dleman, sssignor OF one
hsii 10 j. w. Burkart, For. Worth, csr
coupling; A1nie Lewis, Galveston, b0obil
Winder for se1lng mscn!nes; Henry G.
Ned II, Fo Worth, cut GU. To- el,c:riC
circuits; William Watkins, Galveston,
wind mill; Wiley 8. Wessou, F5rt Worth,
medic ne dial; George WomAck, L.ano,
corn or Gotten plsnter.
CREWS IN PHIL.
WASHINGTON, Ocs. 50 Acting Sscre-
tsry Thompson today received long
telegram from San Francisco signed by
Senator Hears: aud others Informing him
CT the perilous situation Of the crews OF
soCu. DE- N Hhslers supposed to have
oeen wTecs ed near Herald Island in the
Arctic ocean, and asking that sreyerue
steamer be sent 81 once TO their
assistance. There are SAID to be nearly
500 men In the party, and they are in NO
Condition to Withstand the gors Of the
arctic winter. Ac ipgi Secretary Thomp-
son laid the matter before the President,
saying there Is no vessel now in the
revenue service in ut condiuon for 9
winter cruise to the Arctic. The Presi-
dent said the case was serious one and
required prompt action, He thereupon
sent for Commodore Harmon, acting
Secretary OF the n Wy, and Instructed h N
to take immediate steps for the relief of
the whalers. Commodore Harmon sad
De would endeavoY to c)rlmun.cate with
Commodore Eaery Of the Ualted States
steamer Tnetis, now cruising in the
Arctic and which is expected to arrive in
San Fraucis CO IN a short siWe. Thsfpres
ent plan is TO fit tn. vessel cut for the
selisf expedition as soon hs she arrives at
San Francisco and to expedite her ar
rival there with .hst end IN view.
MILITARY CHANGES.
WAsHIN GTON, O:t. so Colonel K 1ber.
p. Hughes, Inspector General, recently
relieved from duty, hiss bsen ordered TO
report ior uUly 70 tae commander CT the
Division OF the Atlantic.
Lieute naut Colonel E1mund q. HVle,
Inspector General, has bsen transferred
from the headquarters OF the Department
Ct Texas, 10 the heacq lsrters of the Di-
vision Of Missouri, replacing Colonel
Joseph c. Breckenridge, Inspector Gen.
eral.
Lieu!ensut, C oionel George G. Burton,
Inspector General, has teen transferred
from heatq lirters of the. Department OF
.,Dn O. i, the '1 p. esseq''ss CT the D
j II Henry Whow;ass Inspector Gen,
'e.sEkss been rel evst from temporary
ddtY III ths office Of the Inspector Gen
Exral, End ordered to the Department OF
:. hi sss y -
lsSsal of H6rfh 0ssp NPlug Cut'
4sMoklng TaGcco is the songne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Senator Coke on the OUTLOOK.
special to the Gazette.

special to the GaZette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. 30 Senate T
Coke ind Congressman Savers arrived In
the city this morning and are addressing
An immense meeting at Turner hall to.
night. In en- Interview Senator Coke
said tbs. be is satisfied that Indiana and
New Jsrsey will 60 Democratic. Con-
necticut Is doubtful. 1t is Impossible to
forecast the result in New York, though
the chances are IN favor of Cleveland.
The local Democratic divisions there are
An unknown Quantity that cannot
bs accurately slated. There ere
excellent chances Ct the Democrats
carrying both Illinois and Michigan, The
tendency in the Latter state ia decidedly
to Democracy. Il is D.ckinson's state,
snt he is power in the land. Nevada is
pre!y af3 for the Democracy. Cali
fornia IL lot so sure. Ga the whole,
D3mo ratio prospects are encouraging,
and the most reliable indications poinG TO
s sweeping Democratic victory on No.
vember s.
While politics is at white heat in the
Ninth dis :r!c', the Senator has 10 doubt
of the triumphal election Of C lionel
Mills.
Senator Coke appears to be in ;elieBt
health. Time touches him lightly. He
is full Of the same sledge-hsmmer fol &c
that has distins ussbed him in previous
campaigns. SHF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
vGRus Rumors.

Special 70 the GaZessa.
WAsHINGT7ES Oct. 30.-The sir is full
OF vague lumors o-nght of some sur
prjsingly clever political moves to be
made or some startling information to be
divulged. Just what ia at the bottom OF
1t no one SEEMS able to say, nor to give
shy substantial reason fer the reports
The Cabinet had long session to-day
and It Is presumed that the fisheries and
other important matters were discussed
Reports that the President contemplstes
Issuing proclamation enforcing the re-
talistion act Ct 1887 without waiting for
further provocation from Canada is mo-,
credited, though it is more than probable
that another pTovocation would call for
prompt action. 1t is reported thst there
is to be sensational statement made
public OF the Democracy questioning the
loyalty Of the Republican candidate for
President,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
SAfKV[LLE SACKED.
Continued from First PGos.

l! Carefully ana suggested few verbal
changes in the in.roductlcp, sad wasn
these had been made tbe meIaoers CT
tie press were furnished with coIi3S CT il.
HUNTING FOR MUECHIsON.
POMONA, CAL. OF. so The exoi e.
ment Is still SIS great as ever here over
tae MurcEison and West letters. -Four
detectives have been searching fJr clues
to the idsn'i.y Ct he su,hnr, Murchisor.
General BsTnum hss sent word from the
national Dem ocrasic committee ID spsre
no expense in the Efforts &c hod MQrchl-
Esgan had anything DO with the
authorship OF the letter.
PHELPS con SUITS SALISBURY.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 80 -UnIted Safes
| Minister Poelps has returned to London
from Ha field House, VIII r. ne has been
| in consultation with Lord Salisbury, pre-
sumab;y respecting the let er CT Mlniste T
S.ckvil 9 West. The Department Of
State has rec eved csblegr.ms from him
| fully explaining the situation which will
be laid before the Cabinet meeting TO day.
For the present Information touching the
nature Of Minister Phelps communities
ton lie withheld.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 A, Post re-
porter tonight put the following ques-
tons to Secretary Bsyard: "Haye you
ever st any time formally requested or
demanded OF the British government the
recall Of Lord Sickvill.
The Secretary replied: mo, not pcsi
lively. All such statements to thst eject
are absolutely aud urqualifsdly untru. .
We forwarded to the Brush government
through our representative ~ the Court
OF ST James all the facts in the case.
The President waited what he con.
sidered to be sufficient length
oitime before he resolved on dehnate &C.
ton and AIDING thst the D;iaish govern
ment were apparently doing nothing lin
the matter, be decided il view Of hte
emergency 20 DO what has been done
today. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

COALITION IN MISSOURI.
Continued from First Pcge.

waring (Tho was the original csndldste
of the party nominated in CONVENTION
Wss dropped or stricken CT the ticket by
the executive committee. ard il
is asserted thst the nsme Of Blake
was substituted with the understanding
tnst he would withdraw IN favor o; E T
Kim osl', the Republican nominee; but IN
s.esd Of that ne declines to accept the
10 favor CT any one. Mr.. Msinwkripg
now comes out IN card, and says he ls
still the L Non LIoor candidate for CIV
ernor, and claims his name was stricken
c Fl the ticket by the executive commit
tee bs cause he refused to pony up $1,000
to the committee for campaign purposes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

XCITEMEN T Is high
in the neigaborhood
in which young Ler-
do Edwards WAS
killed By being
trAmplei to death
By his horse SIS re-
ported Saturday LIST.
l. is learned that
two negroes, Dsve
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
SeTyis
.UEKN NATALIE PROTEsTl

LONDON, Oct. 500 leen Nstslie has
sent formal protest against the divorce
granted TO King Milan by the MetropolI
tan OF B 2lgrsda, to the Greek Orthodox
Synods of Bucharest, ana thence 10 the
Holy Synod Of 81. Peters burg ;; and to the
Ecumenickl Patriarch of Constsntinople.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
WITHIN REACH OF ALL.

Reduced Round Trip rtcke:s to Tho .SeS.
Antonio Inter n stion al Fsizssgs ,ss.f Is
The round trip ticksts San
Antonio Observation-Disclosures from For.
Worth, Dallas. ent points in north
Texas has bssnasced at the low rate Of
S.. AMptdpfs in North Texas SHOULD
ems7&cS this opportunity to visit the his
36ffc city OF San Antonio and see the
greatest exposition ever given in the
south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
matter of the Missouri Pacific Fidelity,

matter Of the Missouri Pacific Fidelity
Trust and Safe Deposit Company and
others vs.. the Texas and Pacific Rsilwsy,
on suits filed In Dallas, Tex and orders
Governor Brown 20 turn over all the
property Of the railway to the company
10 morrow. All clsims sgaius. the re-
c7ivar must be presented before F b!u
ary /, 1859. otherwise they will be barred
az no longer charge upon the property
OF tie company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
at McKinI eY,

Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX O;s. 30 The Der-
ocrktic Club OF Precinct Nd. held rs
regular Monday night meeting yesterday
and after the completion Of Sill arrange
ments for the torchlight procession at
FnmeTsville Wednesday night, Hon. j.
W. Tn ockmoriop, the speaker Of tae
evening, was called for. A spontaneous
burst OF applause crested MIN and put him
in good trim to deliver the grand
speech he made. After revie wing the
records Of the Republican and Democrstic
parties on the financial and tar: f CUES.
tons In which he demonstrated SO clearly
the fahicy snd the powerlessness Of the
Knights Of labor. the Union Labor, and
the Non. Partisan, he made grand ap-
peal to the opposition to Democracy t.
ci 8; ranks ana unite sgsin. The speal er
occnpied two hours and held the wrsps
attention Ct his audience. Says led
ing Union LABOR man this morning: 81
don't see much use In my party, I'm GaI
ing to tsks my Democracy straight"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Waived Examination,
Special to the Gsz cite.

SptUIal 20 sn6 Ok7etse,
WACO, TEX, OF. 30-F.srk Martin.
the man who wss arrested short while
since at Granger and placed in jail here
upon charge Of passing several checks
which bore the name If Mr.. ]. W. Mann
OF this city, was arrsigned before Justice
Maksig today. Martin waived examine
ton ard his bond was fixed st $500, which
he fiiled to give, and WAS Iesnsasd to
iSil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

ARNELL commission re-
sssem oled tc-dsy. Attor-
ney-General Webster asked
the court to enforce its
order giving the Times
counsel permission TO in
spect the books of the
Leseue, In the Keeping OF
the Hibernian National and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

The Grand RephhiJss Cigarros snd
Buhos sre gusrsntsedSto the ioober, res
taller SID consumer II not pleased after
3 fair irisl, your money will be refunded.
Sold by sill first class dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
SUSPICIOUS OF FOUL PLAY.

7S me Doubts % whether ,urK Lsrdo
Edwards' Death Was Accidental,
special 70 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX; Oct. so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Villas at Dstroit,

- DETRBIr, MICH Oct. 30.-The Detroit
1iuk, ihlShich al importan. local polis-
ical meetings hsye been held, was well
.flleSSFnignt by an enthu iastic audi
'eMSxsse to see and hear Secretary
Villas.
TIE Secretary discussed the questic n
Ct p1olic lsnds, The navy, the collection
of the r-venues,s end concluded with an
elaborate discussion relative to parts Of
lhe &sAe bill and the Senate tariff bill
Iaisse tar e generally,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
a REDUCTION for u orgsI.zea Y.tdmsn.

Reduction for u Organized Nardmsn.
CHICAGO. I'LL Oct. 3o.vThe following
is printed to-day: General surprise WAS
caused among the Aschisor, Topeka and
Santa Fe employees yesterday BY the an
nourcement that sn ord5r tsd been re-
ce,vsd to oily sll Jardmen on this lir e
their wages would be reduced 10 per
cert, beginning Thursday, November l.
The; only exception TO this was In the
5cssG Of these employed, such as engineers
iaS1 f.emen who belonged 10 organic d
bodies or unions. This cl wss exempt
for the resson, st is said, that it would
i OF be advisable to court strike. 1t is
= ported that the cut x..ends on every
b9such of the line. -'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

The Gard Repgo.ic B1fo Is good
substitute for the 41sy cigarette. Try
it orcs and you yHsS, orvi1cet. Sold
by ell first clase SsaleM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
At Abilene,
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Oct. 5Q.-Hon. WEI
Cowsn, the Ell cior from this dNAEt
will ADDRESS the people on Friday Ignt
L 7c,l candidates Will aleo speak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

II you wantf0a l.tes tssongs or irssru-
mentsl music wit Id Han & Heckle's
new stock at 800 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
R.pubi,cau, Iador,e . LIB Ga adids,

CHIcAGo ,, ILL. Oct 80 -Cspt,in Daniel
OF G.easor, Labor candidate for Congress
in the Second district, w.s to night en-
doTsed by the Republicans. TwJ y,srss'. o
6 e1son lost the district By six zen voter
la that election there were thr. canci-
dates, Lsbor, Damoc4t and Republican.
L.IIer, Demo crsf, -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
.L,dies fond Of driving behird )

SLsdies fond Of driving behird asspir
Re d horse hail.she sdven: CT iheSAy34S
Cart .Sdth delifa Naafssighs sestArms
:or crosssss Is Hinder 1Hst easy Espane
III ara out. CONSTRUCTION tie best ffdtng
Qualities GSauaIed, Ngood foaksI,a ps
Isss CASHIER. 9B F. ASASy & SHSsheve AZ
Ways q spare horse sndScsrt on hand to
demonstrate the superiority Of the Avery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
He RAILROADS.
Tne Texas and Pacific tn'Go Out of the
Hands of Receiver To-Day.
-. The Courts Order.

Whatthe Fors Worth and BIO Grenhs Has
U1ns for This PAFE u HAs.
Hot.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
BROWN DISCHARGED.

HE'S NotEoSeBR RI, EVER OF THE TEXAS
AND PACIFIc-1URNING OVER THE PROP.
ERTY.
Special to the Gazette.
sENKw ORLEANS. La, Oct. 0.-The
United Sta es il vi court in his city
to day discharged Ex-Governor John C..
Brown IS receiver of he Texas and Pa
cinc Railroad az d restored ,its property
to the compsn4 The decis ion 'wss b the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Nashv,ils Races,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 30.-Soma
good racing WAS witnessed atzseSS!
Side Park to day. The weather wssEne.
First R.ce-Selling, seven fufiSngs
Bertha won in 500; Lizzie B, second
ComCy. third.
Sicond R:cs-Seiling, seven iu1longs
ebus won in l:32t; Roi Dor. second
Rioddy Prirgle, third.
Third R.ce-Selling, Six furlorgs
Blue eyed Belle won in 1:l6; S:albIlf
sec md; Charles Reed, third.
Fourth Rlce-Mile and half furlong
Governor won In :io4; Hector, second;
Woodcrsft, third.
Eth Rsc:-Sslling, four furlongs
Kseve6na won in so; Centilly, second
Pauline third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
lssszhs ksl,ssa Huek.Azrs

sIx,t grdws sf5AEsHe our ht8ssnd mouHIssl
COZ tainE In ssaye pIincitf4 sh at has,asspI
& fleet aStthe koSsls. Nsntefs IA ga3a46 d
sHucssseserry .siordfa 4 fbs afeafHow
femedy. 80 q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
For K,ess,'. MARI and ws.'irs Di.

) ords1Sr Children,
:6spstI Emals9 Pure Cpd Liver OIL with
SHyr ASerAf3s uneq1Aeds The3ppidity
with Vlksh cbHken gai9ssresk aaSlttengsh
upon ~ ys4xN ID ertaE cad sx@ilowing:
Rle aoss Ed aass' and ID
haI Ben nfofe sAzy nieasee Wff6e results,
as fnevery case ~ fmprovementas marke,.
= ] n. NAN. VI. D., New YORK. aM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
" aGlso.

One hundred thousand readers for tn.
Fort Worth WEEKLY GAZETTE at 10 cent?
3 month, or S1.00 Q YETI. 1t Is the basi
uswsDsper the sss.Sse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
PARNELLISM AND CRIME
The Commissions Progress
sentatives of Interested Powers
Sign Suez Canal Convention
01ssn Na'siie Formally Protests sgsirrt
tho Divorce Grained Klps Mnaa-
Prison MutInY.
England.

THE PARSKLL COMMISSION.
LONDON, Oct 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
RAILROADS,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth RR

Iaor!est Ane, QUICKEST time from Gulf Of Mex
leo, Fo-t Worth and all principal noints :,
ie1ss to ROCKY Mountain resorts and Paoiar,
coia, inssiuding Trinidad, Pueblo, Maniie1s
fTt,b Ip5inss, DenvsI, Col, and Salt LA
a compiising new and elegantly esSfppes
rnImsn palace sleepiTg car aud dfkyng ca
orado iunci points with A, TrSS. F RR
D. D. a. q 9: r r, Colorado Midis16 Rsilwsy ,ns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
SPOR TING,
Washington Fan Races.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 30-After several
days. postponement the fall meeting o,
the National Jockey Club resumed to day,
the track being ii fairly good CONDITION.
First RAce-One mile and quarter.
Paragon won in 2:0i4; Belao, second.
Second R,ce-S X iurlongs. Bradford
won in LACE; Cambysses, second; Wshoo
t'ird.
Third Ricc-O1e AMI one eighth OF 0
mile. After 6 good start the horses
passed the stand with Golden R5el LEAD,
lag by neck; Boccaccio, second, and
Bggopnette, third. They ran in bad
order for nearly three-qu.rters OF . mile.
Then Litlef moved up and the favor
lite, Golden R Eel, fell bach, and Biggon-
nette romped home an easy winner by
five or sx lengths; Boccsccio, second,
four lengths ehead Of Golden Reel.
Time, 2:054
Fourth Rsce-One and one eiehth OF 0
mile. Enros won in 2:004; Ten Dag.
second; Ovid, third. ~
Fifth R,ce-Three .iourths Of 3 mile.
Austrinus won In ;l9i; Lskewoods Sec
ond; Ragulus, third. j. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Houston and Texas Central a.

TH1 ALL -gC18L RAIL LEE,
DOUBLE DAlLf TRAINS EACH Tk1,
No. z, fast msil, Dep!son 10 Houston In ts.s
sesn hours Through Rsfet EIssperk b.
tween Galveston and st. Louis aue Corsica b
GEd ST. Louis VIA Dallas, DsrisCn sxe
Sadsna. Pullman ele8pers And axawtrr raoz
care between Houston and Aurtsp,
Steamship Tickets 10 o. sr&n arr pc,s, n
Europe, .,E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

l! Carefully ana suggest tee q lew verbal
changes in the iu.Foductlcr, sad waen
these had been made she meIa9ers CT
re ,lraas SSGr. tI ,z.th -. ..t II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Home N0;ss.

Oa account Of me fair at Shreveport,
the r,xss and Pacific is selling tickets 81
SIS S. for tie rouid trip.
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Subscribe to. weesgeazs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

agent of the Hous.Cn and Tex1s Central,
Was in FcYt Wor h yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
Rates Of Fare EsSih Fort Worth

To Trinidad slss36 to Pueblo s.. 90, to co,.
orado sp' ings sssoe, to Denver 81. 90.
R0UNRaEIP EXCURSION RATES
IRON Fort 18th to Trinidad As< retprn Ss5.u :,
70 fuebl9SSsiorado Strings and return S27. SO :.
to DenysSsahd return $50 90, to Salt Lale And n:
Ic9ns GOD for 80 days going And 50 days re-
.uInifS, with lay over privileges both ways,
e1ISme limit or ticket until Oe,ober 81. lSS8
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE

MADE BY all railroads in Colorado 70 person,
holding our a. cursion tickets
The summer resorts Of COLORADO Arc no.aa FL.
Weti9 over, ana the scenery over the Denyey
ana Rio Srande is the grandest on esrth.
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Ron,.
at al! coupon ticket stations In TeIas sns
louisiana. Call for Information and DESCRIPTIVE
matter ON T. M. BURROWS, Z. P, a.; j, II
LlSIHURST. City Agent, or WV, neville
A q. 2. A. 6l2 Main street, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

The Texas and Pacific gees out Of the
hincs Of a receiver to dag, and Joho C
Brown will be the president OF the CON-
pany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-31

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