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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
A FIGHTING CHANCE
Fer the Dsasertey Of Ohio II the B.
IL FATS IN Itg Es.th VIII But
% Taei2 3IiT.
an ,lIGreEa 70 sne Party 10 Zh,s ats:s by
I-sCaAa man Hon. James :.
':o~ynssnJ.
-,1cil1a:l In 1ir1z.


CoLU,tsu5. pEIo, Oct. 1.-The HoLloI.
irg od1n IS to :2a Democracy =: paio
VIII &c ssaed ~ s5e state Democratic
executive couui:tGe to-uorrnw:
OEIo sac n :AtcG2AriC EEa I'VE COM.
READuUA.:r% 8 %. Gu EASE Broad =,
Gr.UEfSUS, DH-D, OcT. -. IS.
TO tao Der,oor9ny Of 'sh.o:
yuur C nm ttss proposes the follow
Ing address, -Thica. stripped OF sll uEaec-
essay 7efo.age, 11ea13 al appeal 20 9he
eel.-raiiaas De-cGf OF 0gr great CON
nonWeslth. 'co o-:en u 1to g:sG We
nays 1een ;at 70 sGYc Our eyes toward
outsids agencies ami rake everything
econ tasU. rs cover Ok ths machine
snd money il ira GnisarE 0: the ...p1bu
caa ra-tv, ami 5000 n clsrge n the cast,
scsing on tie grir Giplo list 7ou
shogld i5ht h1e de III with IRE. nave H.
st! 1le1,cuaes. Iour COMMITTEES asss
for no deI7 from without, and VIII ce-
ceiys E3ne, bu5 tsi.es upon TIE power q
the principles Involve and the 2ai.h; tha,
Is within IS, 2cb!io opinion Is last for
mulsting In our favor, and the machine
corrupt use OF money aud old methods OF
csmpaignir :, will surely be crushed IN
der It's resistles5 weep II ne can present
our case to the people.
We sppes, to sll 10 7ers OF good gov
eminent al cd 7oCste9 o. tarlI reform
for ss5isE9nS5,
The BODY Q. the pscyle believing .hat
"rn1e cess try taxation q urj1st tsxs-
/ ton" ani s1ss combinations arbitrarily
fz!ng &c 9-ice 0i tEe nscess!tie:
3 lie sts Go19rirEcieJ; Inst legis
lat,ol 51oail ba IA sho ia%eIcs5 CT the
many ana acs tle isv, should sIgtsiI
Us. OHIO 3 slceiisnt dglhng ground
tad tae prospects q Democratic TlcE1ry
were never brighter. We are wholly una
Die to meet yhe demands OF the people
fer documents, speeches and tariff lltera
ture generally. Can we be self reliant
Can we rely upon you for si55 See THAI
$ popular subscription from % cents UP
is started in every yili.gs snd hamlet in
he state, and your committee thus ems
bled to maintain the Legitimate expendi
tures Of successful campaign. Do bu'
your part and Ohio will be ours. For,
ward sIl gu PERCEPTIONS to John A. Sarber,
treasurer Democratic stste com.
mittee, Columbus, OHIO, and greatly
oblige, yours for success,
JAMES 3. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
HSYann weekly Market.

HAvANA Oct. Notwithstanding the
Willingness OF holders Of sugar to sell,
buyers held aloci il consequence OF the
receipt OF untavorsbls news from abroad,
and nothing was done. Quotations were
nominal.
Molasses sug,r. regular to good
polarization, 81 5C@2 SD, gold, pei
quintal; centrifugal. 90 10 96 degrees
polsriz ,tion, IS 1898 A. Sock, in
warehouses at Havana and Matarzss
1900 boxes, los, 200 bags and 665 hogs.
heads Receipts for the week, 4l4 bags
and $50 hogsheads. Exports during the
week, 7S bC Is, 81 900 osgs and SO nogs
heads, Of which $500 bags go TO the
United States.
Bacon, SIT gold per cwt.
Butter, superior American, s25 gold per
quintsl.
Flour, sl2 so gold per barrelto Amer.
lean.
Jerked beef, SO 90 gold per quintal.
Hams, American sugar cured, Sls 90
gold pr quintsl for northern; 1924 rs fol
southern.
Lard, in kegs, SIS IS gold per quintal
in tins, Sis %.
Potatoes, 81 s74 gold per barrel fol-
American.
Lumber nominal.
Shocks nominal.
White navy beans, s5 90 gold per quin.
tai.
Chewing tobacco, s25 90 gold per
aututal.
Hoops nominal.
Freights 20 ninal; per hid. sugar load
inc at Havana for the United States, 81 "a
az 90 gold: per hid. OF sugar for ports
on north coast Outside ports), for United
States S2.05G2 80.
Exchange wesk
Spanish gold 81 S94@2 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
THE LAST OF BAVlSPK
The III Fated Town of Northern Sonora
Visited by an Earthquake Which
FellS the Last Building.l
The EnsiEe Population Gothersd In tho Old
spanish Church &C tue rimo the
Uadulo iol Began.

Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Oct. u N sws has Just
reached FL Paso through Mexican gov
eminent ofii;ial tbs. Just one month sgo
he Il lishing touch WAS put to tae de-
struction OF Bsvlspe IN N)rthern Sonors
by az earth quake. Ever sirce May Of
last year when the lis: great shock &C.
CURED, the earth has trembled mcrs or
less almost daily, SO much so tia. only
TWO large buildings were erected IN place
Of the hundred that stood there before.
The old church erected long ago by the
S2,nisrds, also stood although 1t was
BADLY damaged and crscSed. II had been
originally built in the most substantial
manner with very thick and massive
walls.
The population generally mad built
temporary shelter cut Of email logs ar d
branches CT trees, being sfrs!d of the
e:ec,iou Of sdobei bull 1Ings as scarcely 8
dsy passed without some Sigh. tremor
or other.
Ga Saturday, tae 18Th Of September,
the people we're assembled togethe, with,
out 8 sIugle exception In the old church
for the purpose OF celebrating the feast
day OF President Dlaz, which occurred on
tina. day, and to pr operly prepare for the
festivities on independence day, the ma
tionsl holiday OF Mexicsns, which takes
place on the 18Th Of September.
When IN the miis. Of the proceedings
he earth began to shake. Amids!
the most terrible excitement ard
the shrieking CT the women The Assem-
o!.gs escaped from the totterirg building
into the open air, the shaking meanwhile
growing constantly worse. Scarcely aao
the lsst one got outside when the huge
structure came down with crash, no!
one stone being left upon the osaer. The
two buildings rebuilt since last year Were
also levelled.
Tais is no doubt the last Of Bavispe, as
latter this las. catastrophe 1t will nest.
os rebuilt. On the same day the ukssfve
[Mntxa Ct Bescraca was hopeleeaP1dem
SsgedS Is ges
#sl q Narth CsroHezs ne g.
SFkins FOssse y sslasely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
YELLOW FEVER.
All The Phyr.cisus OF the Medical !
at Jacksonville Resign. !
THE PHYSICIANS RESIGN

at Jacksonville Resign. ii
THE PHYSICIANS aEs1es, n
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, O;t. II s-TRde
sensation OF the day has been thaResis>
nation of al the physicians OF theoretical
bureau. A communication ms SIS ur-
day evening paper gave tabulated
statement CT the expense OF maintain
irg this corps Of volunteer physicians
here. the cost per man being estimated
st $500 pr month or $1,000 for the whole
corps Il fourteen. The communication
took the ground that the resident physi'
ciars car take care Ct the sick from now
on till the Epidemic ends, ano
he writer therefore advocated the
discharge OF these volunteers from further
service. Tnis made them Indignant and
they resigned in G body e. meeting held
about II o'clock ST night. They judged
enormously that this anonymous cunmu
u.cstion wss the reflection CT public
opinion. TIE sentiment OF the commu-
nifty today strorgy condemns this
precipitste sction. Tonight they have sill
Board of Health meanwhile to ilvesti-
gste aud report upor the causes Which
led to the publication Of the article
r6teIlGl W. 1uc Wuulo tuiES IL AiAS w
erd IN emcke in few days.
New c.ses, 16; deaths, 2. Total cases
to dste, S544 Total deaths, 3l3.
AT GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA DIR. Hamilton,
surgeon general, to-day received the fol
lowing from the board Of health at
Gainesville, Fla:
1--WE have two new cases to day In dis
tant parts of the city. The outlook Is
not good"
Dr.. Hamilton also received the follow
ing report from Surgeon Hutton s. Camp
Perry:
Eve deaths, eleven employees, forty
new refugees arrived, discharged thirty
two, remsining 1lS; in the yellow fever
camp sig, :sll convalescent; no new cases
in eight dsys.
rHH RECORD AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. II Three CASES
n.vs been reported in the last twenty
four hours. DR.. CoHyirgton, j. N Ford
sud Etvsrd Fry, colorsd; one death,
Annie Mcdonald, .colorsd. We had cen.
siderable frost last night, bu. l fsar not
eu"ugh to kill out the fever completely.
ISgned JEROME COCHRAN, N. D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
HURLED THROUGH A WINDOW.
R7v Over the Possession CT Hall In New
York CITY,

R7v Over the Foss.ssion CT 3 Hall In New
York CITY.
New YORK, Ocs. 4.-James z Qninr
and four friends were hurled through q
window of PYthsgoras hill snd into the
street st very early hour this morning
Among those thrown out were Dyer D.
Lnm, formerly Of Chicago, but ROW edito,
Of the anarchist sheet the Alarm, pub
lIshed here. Quinn had besn re!nstated
IN Pythagoras hall by order OF
the Civil court. He and four friends
were guarding The hsll. AL five removed
their b,ts, coats snd shoes snd went to
sleep. Shortly afterwards a number OF
the Anti Home Club faction cfept into the
hall in their stocking feet. They burst
open the door and ssiz ID Q1inn and his
friends, striking them with their
fists and clubs. After being th-own
through the windows, the party of five
ran to the police station in their Stacking
feet and sought protection. No srrests
were made, but Quinn will apply for
warrants tomorrow morning. The sup
posed leader OF the assistants WAS Walk.
ing Delegate Fltz gerald Of the Ale and
Porter union. Rows over possession OF
the hall have been frequent in Distric.
Assembly 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15

Rcme Notes.
I'd Bennett. Of the Missouri Pacific Is
In the city.
Nv Moore of Inc Cotton Belt was In
FoEs Worth yeste.tG5,
IA Kun OF the International and
G.eat Northern w.s In Fort Worth yes
terdsy.
A geEtlemeu woo watches rallr ood
matters closely says he believes the Santa
Fs viii vet build from FsrmersVille
TO Fczt Worth.
Try cling Passenger Agent Burrows OF
tAs Fort Worth ana Denver is hard st
work getting the Panhandle exhibits IL
ehsps d! the State fair.
Both the freight ond passenger bust
ness OF the Fort Worth AMI Rio Gtanfe
is Increasing steadily. Sep:emoer's traffic
WAS TIE best ia tas history OF the ROAD.
l: IS predicted that one OF tds{sa
things he receivers G. the Missouri, Kan
sss snd Texas will do is to complete the
Taylor, B,strop and Hluaton TO the Mts
ter city.
II Colonel \ 3.tleJJn has sc.qSIy OBJ
tanned sn Interest," Ia sFJrt Wdksa road
II Will be GOOD thing for this city.
Co!ooel Nettleton IS said 20 be great
developer.
I. Is said that III. D.llss, Archer ard
Pacific has employed j. Chambers OF
this city as rig /. OF way agent. TIE COM
p,ny is keeping The matter very quiet
in order to get the righ. Of way for very
little money. Nj. CHAMBERS Is one OF
the best right OF way men In the country
The rich lands about Grapevine will prop.
ably coms high to the Dallas, Archer and
PAcih,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
FIRE RECORD.
Cotton Burned.
SoeciaI 70 the Gazssts.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WALNUT, Tex, Oct. lS.-F.ve fist cars
loaded with about 2l0 bales OF cotton
were burned to-day while In transit be-
tween I.sdell and Walnut. The fire orig.
insted eoous twelve csrs from the engine
End soon became TOO hot 10 allow the
trs,umsn to save Il her thu CARS or cot
ton. An extra train FROM Waco has just
srrived with rails aud ties with which to
reprir the track. The roatmsstsr, 2. A.
G orman, is at the wreck with section
gangs and will soon hsve the track ready
f.. the passage OF trains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
s.,m.n pro..o,ors,. ? established.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE
Official announcement Is made from the
German consulate in this city OF the dsc-
Isration f q German protec.orate over
Pleasant Islan6, located in the South Pa
cifc in degree, % minutes south and Ice
degrees, minutes east. Il will heresf:
ter be subjecs to the same governmelkis
Marshall, Brown and Providence Isls&ns!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
Goal Miners Striks.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. IA special
from Birmingham, Ala, ssTs 1000 miners
employed by the CLCsb; Coal and Mining
Company at B ocion, i've aty- eight miles
from this. city, lave gone en- strike
agsins. 8 reducti IN from 80 to 45 cents
4 ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15

Ths war wave has swept even Switzer-
lsnd. Her military budget, which was
II, COO coo francs ten years ago, 10 now
ever 20, 600, 900. and An extra credlt OF
$1,000 600 has jast been demanded 10 re-
arm her infantry with the new small oofe
repeating rifs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
Poisoned Her Fo.ter Mother.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, O;t. IA specH
from Mexico, Mo-, ssys: Jennie JonAs6s
8 fourteen-year-old mulstto girl, peieSne
her sged foster mother With rougA1 rats
The victim Is dead and the girl Is coz
fsssed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
Two Blocks Burned.

GLASGOW, Oct. IA block OF seven
story buildings in Buchanan street, and
three-s,ory block opposite we're de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The loss Is flUO,-
600. Four fremen were Injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
shoourpg Affray at Atlanta

0aLSsSo'
ATLANTA, TEX Oct. IA difficulty
occurred here this m orning between Dave
Walter and Epe Boley in which Waiter
used his pistol freely, firing four shots,
two Of which hit Boley IN the abdomen !;
but 1t is not thought thst he is seriously
hurt. Walter WAS promptly arrested and
gave bond for his sp oearsnce morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
DeI;es,e Children, Nu.ssnS

Gserworked Men. and tar III disease
0Rherej rs tissues arr wasuog kER from the
IN ,bll 10 isest Aldlnary food from oIeS.
sca5 Emaisl2 ~ Pu Il u SSSsIivsr "a; M
H<tbphesph 81 uss1 ~ nul.,QIon q
ifonchiSi.: & PM hss zach lzaish and
fes1, hiatt ~ 1ay IL ihe slyFEmuliion
ever usad.' lks p. .Wldtell, II. d.. Hugh 8
MILE, 8. @.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15

The ksart is magnet whose opposits
poles are Sayyow and joy. Smoke Grand
Republic CtgSTrosand Bluffs. Sold by
all first clsss 1Plsrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15

Cor stsntIy Increasing Business for She
Fart Worth and Rio Grapds-Fettls-
ton Great Dfys!opcr-No;ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
el.OO

VIII pay for TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE, the
great family newspaper Of Texas, for one
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-15
The RAILROADS.

4. J ghcnb rs Of Fer. Worth En-
playGd as hight Of Way Agent fer
Ihe Daiias, archer end Pfcllc.
, 1888-10-02
POINTS.
C. Lykinsi is in from the ranch

W. C. Lykinsis in from the ranch.
Maj. Kurtland is down from Fort Lar
amic.
S. Doty and wife returned to the ranch
Yesterday.
Mine Inspector Epperoon is down from
Evanston.
Attorney f E. Lonabaugh is down
from Lusk.
Tim Kinney arrived from Rock Springs
yesterday morning.
V. S. Grout, the ~ranchman. is down
from Fort Laramie.
f. Tillotson, of Chicago, has returned
from a trip to the ranch.
Rev. R.. Fl. Dawson, a Methodist di-
vine is tarrying in Cheyenne for a few
days.
j. B. Battersby, A D. Adamson and
Chas. Badgette have returned to the
ranch.
Harry Kuykendall returned from the
East Sunday morning and left for the
ranch last evening.
Hon. John H. Symons came over from
Laramie yesterday to assist in auditing
the auditors accounts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall johnson after
a prolonged absence in the Fast returned
home Sunday morning.
VIM. Angston returned to Denver this
morning, but will be back in a few days
and will again embark in the cigar bust
ness here.
Miss Peeller, who has been visiting Mrs.
ID. G. Rhodes, returned to her home in
Texas yesterday. Mrs. Bates accompanied
while Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Crook went
as far as Denver.
Judge w. l.. K%uykendall is home
again after attending a session of the
Sovereign Lodge |. o. o. F., at Los
Angeles, Cal. L. Kabis, the other dele.
gate from local lodges will return in a
week or so.
John A. Riner returned home Sunday
from a five weeks trip which embraced
all the principal cities of the East. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Riner who on
the return trip, stopped over with her
parents at Atchison, Kan, where she ex
poets to remain about two weeks more.
, 1888-10-02
A Real Prophecies.

Madam Blanch, the only genuine for
tune teller who ever visited Cheyenne,
left for the West last evening, but will
return in a week or so. She enjoyed her
self while here. and was much pleased
with the reception accorded and patron
age received. Madam Blanch is a quite
remarkable lady in her way. She makes
no pretentions to having direct communi-
cation with the other world, but appar-
emily well satisfies all who call and inquire
about the future. She has united fami.
lies after years of separation, made mum
berless good matches, located rich mines,
named winning horses, given correct tips
on the market and prophesied many n
portant events. Her second sight is a
mystery, but seems to exist.
, 1888-10-02
Their Business BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at DR.. w. N.
Hunt drug store as their giving away to
their customers of so many trial bottles
of DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor Con.
sumption. Their trade is simply euor-
nous in this very valuable article, from
the fact that it always cures and never
disappoiats. Coughs, colds. asthma,
bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung
diseases quickly cured. You can test It
before buying by getting a trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted.
, 1888-10-02
THE OUTLOOK.
A Little Gossip Anent the Republican
Convention T, -day.

The Republican county convention
meets at the court house an hour before
noon to-day to name candidates for the
county Offices. The bosses and strikers
have been industriously active for the
p~astlten days and have not been any TOO
secret in their maneouvers. AS the &C.
knowledged leader of the Republicans of
Cheyenne and Laramie county the Busy
B, he of the lengthy title of probate Judge
and county treasurer, has been well to the
fore. 1t Is he whom the delegates from
the rural precincts first seek cut and from
whom they receive smiles, compliments
and instructions. 1t may be a better pill
tor the Young Mems Republican club
and the warm supporters of Nh. Whipple
to swallow, but the Busy B will be re-
nominated and it is doubtful if they dare
kick over the traces.
A. d. Kelley will be slated for sheriff
with a whoop and says hat he will make
the opposition rustic.
Ed f. Stable is a very promising aspir-
ant for the place of county clerk on the
ticket to be issued to-day. The
present incumbent spent Sunday up
North and there may be some sig
nificance in this. Neither T. B.
Adams nor Ira l.. Fredendall can be
counted out in this deal Each has a
pretty strong following and the %latter's
chances seemed to brighten wonderfully
yesterday. Clerk jeffrey should not be
overlooked. He is certainly in the field.
In case Of a bitter triangular fight he nay
be the compromise candidate.
The nominee for county attorney may
be the pride of the Young Mems Repub-
lican club, F. S. Hebard. And then
again il may be Geo. w. Sewers. John
A. Riner could have the place on the
ticket for the asking, and SO could Willis
Van Devanter.
If pools were being sold on the nomina-
tions Ben. Smalley would be first choice
for road supervisor.
|. s. Bartlett of Hartville, who goes
into the convention with six or seven
proxies, wants to be a county commits
sioner.
Justice w. F. Lee will be the regular
nominee" this time. 1t is said that
twenty-nine of the thirty-six city delegates
have promised to support him. Richard
Durbin and A. s.. Emery would both like
to be named for a police justiceship.
The unexpected frequently happens,
and they do say that three or four people
would drop dead if Marshal Schnitger
were nominated for clerk.
I. Joe Fisher will probably receive a
pretty solid vote for candidate as assessor.
Joe, like the sun, do move"
John Roberts, A. Gilchrist, J. w.
Hoyt, f. L. Addoms, Geo. L. Holt and
W. A. Robins have all been prominently
mentioned as candidates for county COM
missioners.
, 1888-10-02

Prot. Moneys dancing academy opens
at Keefe hall tomorrow evening for the
season of 1888. This announcement will
be received with genuine pleasure by all
lovers of dancing and those who contem-
plate learning the art. As an instructor
Prof. Mooney is par excellence, and this
branch ofthe academy will probably at
tract more attention han ever. His reg
ular weekly parties have always been re-
markably successful and would be sadly
missed. THE LEADER bespeaks for Prof.
Mooney and his academy the patronage
of the citizens generally.
, 1888-10-02
Good Words for Lander.

For the second time since his return
from Fremont county the writer has been
accorded an opportunity to speak well of
the 1%ourishlng town of Lander and the
surrounding country. The first seeker
after information was an Omaha gentle.
man who is interested in cattle in that
section. That he now values his holdings
more than ever goes without saying. The
second caller was a Methodist divine who
dropped in last evening. He was told the
simple truth, and if he fails to accept the
call it will be because the animated terri
torial directory was not sufficiently elo-
quent or was too modest. No one would be
better treated in Lander hal a clergyman
who would take" with the people.
, 1888-10-02

A daughter was born to the wife of DR..
w. N. Hunt Friday evening. This is
the third time IN event Of this sort has
occurred in the family of the alderman
from the second ward.
Great chunks of Is karat JOY now float
through the ozone within the range OF
Pitt Covert's vision. The addition to his
fannie is a fourteen pound boy and
mother and child are doing. well.
Saturday night Mrs. Fred Bond be-
came the mother Of bouncing boy baby
who will doubtless call for a set o. draught-
ing tools on his first birthday and proceed
to draw maps of babyland.