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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Nn Elm fiir,liG in Gliielbprf DO

= I'm Elm tiirsIi6 in giRelborf oor'
getommenes @iienbabn ungliid fnipft
fi6 cine beitere @efdiGte. ginem @pm=
na1aften pirb bon feinem &lafenlebrer
bic 8erbdngung elmer Strafe bertiinoet,
neil er eerau9t babe. Ser iuuge
Mann leu9net nit ebler 9reiti9teit,
baB ct bieies u8erbrs6en" ~begangen
babe. Ser 2ebrer: r6aben sic ni9t
am Dergdngenen Gonhabens yfa9mittag
bic locomotive 9eieben, wel6e ent9leift
if2"-S9Iler: nNaerbings, aber. -"
-2ebrer: uNuf elmer ber p~bOtosra=
pbien Der un8llidsfdtte teben Sic nit
%abgebiIbet, nit elmer .@igarre i'm
Munbe Wolen Sic nun nod lsugs
men, baB Sic gerau9t baben?" :
S6uler: nWabrbaftig? Nein, bann
aIerbings ni6t mebr!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Gin gtiidd,en Gtmtui6el.| apier rettete
ihr &eben.

Gs mar nur en setr5bnli6es Gthf GtnptdeI. 9apier,
aber es rettete ibr aeben. G E mar i'm Iesten stadium
Der SGpinbiu@t unb mad benz @nsipru4 Der Nerbte
unbeil6ar unb ni6t mebr lebensfdbis; fe pcg reniger
ais 10 9funb. Guf einem Stif Ginpidel gapier las
fe ron Or. Rings @ep Disecperp; fe kolte i4 etne
Brrbez TlaiHe uub eS balf, bal auf faufte ie etne SrcBe
Glai6e nub thblte f@ sebeHert unb hura fcrtsefesten
Gebrau@ pnrbe fe wieber fart, seiunb, roiiS nnb
rtest nun pieber 140 pfunb. Sur peiiere Ginselbetten
lenfet cine 8riefmarte an U. 8. Sole, apptbeter,
Sort Smitb.
9rpbe : Slai6en gratis Bu baben in alien apptbeten
Qrei5 her Srpbeu Glol6eu 81. Rbrlefae tet DretB,
GbpmpIon Il Co., Gan &utpnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
@arnnns! llntersethmet feime Motcm

9dnbler unb Ngenten, tpeI6e Soften
fir Elm auf Mbsablungen ~perfauftes
piano ober Srgel %berlangen, berfaufen
ober ibertragen bieie Noten an 4nbere,
unb i'm Sole Der ni4t pinftli9en Cab
lung 1T bas Snitrument iotpie bas be-
reits ge3ablte @elo fiber perloren.
Sbos. @Dggan & Bros, 2O8
GommerceitraBe, San Mntonio, pertaus
fen 9ianos uno Srgelu an leidten Nbs
sablungeu obne Noten uub 3inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
d 9lrutca=g gable.

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fur S9nitte,
Nuetf6ungen, @ef6bire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausf9Ias, GlsStes seiprunsene sdnOe. 8ret'
Satisfaction sarantirt oOer bas @elb pirS
auriderfattet. Is Gents bic @da@teI. Bum
8erfauf in allen apotbesen. Dreib, Sbomp'
fon G. Co., @bolefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Weranoeramg oer9tbfabrtssett oer 3iige
Der Snt. II 0reat Nprtbcrn u. 81.

gDm unb nod Sonntag, ben Is.
OCTOBER 1889 fommen bic nod benz
BORDEN gebenben 3tge in San Intonio
UNI $50 Gta9m. on unb fabren ab I'm
$40 Na9m. unb 5.45 Morgens. Die
mad benz Siiben beitimmten 3tge Tom.
men um 1918 Nbenbs unb 1885 Mtors
gems on unb fabren ab UNI Ills 8ors
mittags.
Su Saplor ma6en bic 3tse oirstten
4ni6luB nit ben 3hgeu Der Mo., Gans
ias 6 Seras' 8abn. 9ie UNI 5.45 Mtors
gems n6rbli9 abfabrenben 3uge MAIDEN
in Muffin bireften Nni9luB nit Der
9ouiton & SeTQs Central : 8abn mad
Soutton unb @albeton; in Milano
Sunttion nit ben @ulf, Colorado &
Santa Jesgabns3lgen in beiben &i9'
tungen; ebenio in Searne nit benz
nDrbli6 sebenben 3u9e Ser 9Oufton &
8eras @entral.Ba bn uno in Sonsbiew
fir ole anoeren Buntte.
Die um $40 Na9mittags mad benz
Norben absebenben 3uge ma9en
Nnf9luB in Nu1tiu nit Der 6ouiton
& 5eras Central 8abn nod 9pus
ton unb @alpetpn; in Starne nit
benz mad Nprben fabrenben 3uge Der
Souton & Seras @entral : 8abn unb
ma6t ebenfals 8erbinbuug nit benz
Cannon Ball Train" fir st. Souls
nit Der S.ron Mouutain &oute.
Jabr3eit bon San 4ntonio nod st.
2ouis 40 Stunben.
S. g. Mac Namara,
3idet : Ngent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

= Gin eben 70 ieltenes aIs glidIi6es
Stdbt6en i9eint 2linsenberg in uns
terfranten su fem. SO bat In ieinem
beribmten Sbon ; 8ersuerfe cine fait
uuerf9bpHi6e ginnabme.Q uele. Ius
berfelbtn iperben ni9t nur ale S6uls
uno @emeinbelaiteu ge5edt unb cine
Bride iiber ben MaiH erbalten, ionbern
es tuor aud bieies Sabr tpieber Elm isbr
bebeutenber 9aiien ueberf6uB 3l perf
3et9nen, Der bel berf9iebenen NnldRen
unter bic 8iirger aur 8eribeilung ge'
langt. So erbielt art lebten Sebanss
toge ieoer Burger 2 Wart unb iebes
S6ultiub 20 reip. 50 pfc. aus Der
Stabttafe ausbeaabIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Seioe, 3fa(6e u. {. 10.

80 @ts. Dre5 : Surrabs, tpunOerfdOn, iesl
70 Cts.
$1.25 Gaiae-S eibe, ertrafein, iebt 50 gts.
$1.75 Gaiae.e eibe, nur fdpara iett $1.so.
$1.oo @rOs Grain @.ibe, ausseei@nst,
fett II Cts.
$1.25 @rus . Grain : @eibe, elegant, iett 9S
gts.
s1.so @rOs ; Grain . eeios, febff60n, left
$1.ls.
1925 gIafd, ertrafeiu, "a 3ou brett, iest
$3.50
$3.50 @Iaf&, "a 8Oa bieit, $1.lO.
so Ste. %Iafd, CUTE aualitdt, iett 81 Gts.
sle anOeru 8aaren in Oieiem Department,
fOtie Befas berbdItntSmdbis i'm Yreife bsrab.
seiett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Nptis an Gtemer5abler.

@ount9 @plIeetors Offiesl
8erar &c., Gan aatOnip, 9eras
Ser llutersei9nete ma9t bietbur9 befannt,
BOP Die Staat. unb @ountb ad valorem. anb
&opffsuer jest fduis 1T uno ipateitenS bis gum
81. 9esen,ber 1889 ind. be3ablt feiu mub.
Sole Gafiiano,
Steuer . Solicitor BON 8erar gountb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Gin @affer: 3pnlumenteu

9ie Waherfoniumenten finb hermit
bena6ridtigt, baB bic Wahermietbe fl,
bas AM l. Sob. enoenbe Quartal iiber.
fdQis 1T. Wenn bieielbe nidt iofori
be3ablt Dirb, 10 mirb bas WaKer obue
tpeitere Noti3 abseffelt.
Wae t 10 erts 6 0 m b a q IL e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

aar BaucOat & Sobn ferti'
gen @u6 einen Nn3ug mad benz neueiten
S6nitt aus ben beiten Stohen an, 10
bialg, ME CUTE Nrbeit nur geliefert tpers
ben fam. @ebt ibnen perfu6sweiie
nur einen Muftraq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

a &ioIbaffa & Detton,
go. 301 unb 303 SHsSouion.5 traBs,
baben ben Gontratt fit ben 8erfauf bes
g%eiammter Butter : PrObufts Der be-
ritbmten Oaflano SerieD 9aitp Sarm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

- Der YerIiner WiB bat nunmebr
au9 fir ben r@eri9isool3ieber" cine
aeue 8esei@nung g%efunben, bic 3uglei9
ieinen Beirut anbeltet, obne baB man
beim Nusipre6en hes Wortes all bas
bentt, oas, tuenrt es idmar8 auf ipeiB
seI6rieben Ftebt, eisentli6 bebeutet. st
rtennt i'm ben DSats leerer."
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a~ GioIbaffa & @eItpn,
go. 301 unb 303 Of.9oufons StraBs,
baben f%orttpdbrenO auf Sager: Wbit=
tadsts 6leiibforten unb reiues S6mal3,
foip!e Sburbers 9peaialitdten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
sg Die @ebinbe Der idmmtli6en

1a- Die @ebinbe Der fdmmtli8ea
biefgen Srauereien nerben bon ben
"San Antonio Cooperage Works
gfO. 108 uub 10 9Iuffin StraBe, ans
gefertigt. gigeatbGmer Der i'm CROP.
artigiten WtaBftabe eingeridteten &hferei
1T 9err Geo. Maubrp, elmer un'
ierer uuternebmenbiten 8tirger, Der ietn
Sad griinbli9 berft:bt. Ollie 4uftrdge
perben prompt aussefiibrt. DAB bic
8rauereiea bic bier eema9ten Jdner
ben importirten b~or5ieben, 1T cine An'
e%rtennuug Der beimii9en Snoultrie unO
ibrer 6abritate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

sag- Infer unteraeug fit 9erbft unb
Minter fam in &ei6baltisfeit unb
Qualitdt ni1t CREDIT perben.
s. 80. Crate & o.,
240 Commerce StraBe, San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

aa~ &egen 9irme! Snipiairt
uniere ngarantirten Gloria" fir $500,
ebe Sbr anberstpD fault.
s. %. Crate & Co.,
240 Commerce 5traBe, San Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Mlahell Ml1hell Ml1bell

Der unter3ei6nete fault unb bertauft
aIte MobeI. NQe &eparaturen werber
outs Sete beiorgt.
6. u. StIbben, No. "a. Npe. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
3icnftmdbdbeu perlamot.

Cine 369in ober elm gutes Sausmdb'
den finbet iofOrt STEELE. Na1sufragen
in Der Office Der pGreien preTe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

s6s- Warum tpoat Sbr pianos atpei<
feIbafter Site ppn reifenben 9dnolerit
taufen, ipenr Sbr Die e6ten @mer1oti
in Der neueHen Nusfibrurg blulger
uub inter Iei6te>en 8eoingui1gen In
benz bemdbrten 8ei6dftsbaufe BON
Shos. @oggau & gros. babett
fAAut9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

Say Menn Sbr Gusrn polen Werib
IN Mn3i Il geu baben 'wolt, 10 febt
@u6 bic SerbIis unb Minter : 8orrdtbe
BEL 3 ancDaif& 6 0 b an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

- Ser 8auni6etbt'i6e 2~ebenspeder,
Der ieiuem grfinber 8auni@ei6t in gns
beuid por Sabren 9unberttauienbe
eingebra6t bat, mar @egenitano elmer
8erbanbluug Dor benz Bonner S16f.
fengeti9t. Das gu benz 2ebensweder
geb6rige Del, Sleum Bauni9eibti, be-
ftebt mad Der Nnalpie bon ge1iGtli6en
5a9Oeritdnbigen aus Sliben6l unb
@roton0l, 1T mitbin cine Mif6ung, bic
als Ir5nei ni6t oerfauft werben oarf,
mie aud bas Groton6l OH uno fur f9
als Wr5ueimittel nidt freigeseben 1T.
IS tuurhen oaber Die ieBisen Girmenins
baber> bic 8sbriiber Sarl unb @mil
8auni6eibt, auf @runb bes S867.3 bes
Str.'@.sg. gu lie so Marf @eIbbuBe
b%erurtbeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14
Gus Sale an Der @aole lhreibt

= Nus Sale all Der Gaale f@reibt
man: ST. Der Wdbe u%nieres Na6bars
idbt6ens 59feuoiB purbe fltali9 am
ufer Der glfter Der 2ei9nam zines iun=
gen Mannes aufgefunben. Sn Der
redtsn 59ldfe mar cine 59uBwun6e
li9tbar, neben ser 2ei6e lag Elm mod
nit fiinf Gugeln ~gelabener &ebolber.
8ei ber l1nterfu9ung ber &leibungs.
itide fanb i9 Elm 3ettel nit BET lafos
nii9en Nngabe cor: n9erfeblter Se.
ruff. @uItap Wilfe. Nc!uar obne Sid
ten." Sn bieien fur5eu Worten oiirfte
Ser @runb gu iu6en ieiu, Der benz Ser
3peifelnben bic t5btlide Wafe in bic
9ano brlidte. Wilte mar 81 Sabre
alt unb arbeitete ieit ether gez
raumen &eibe DON Sabren
obne Sefolbung beim bisfgen
Geriht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

~ Maoerifs Bant besablt A
proaent 3iniea fur 3eit'S epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

9baper, Sa., %. Nusut, 1888.
- Set benz Sabre 1878 lit Id Ddufg
an G@mer3eu i'm Ridden, unb erft
naGbem i9 81. Satobs.O Del antponbte,
tpurbe i1 gebeilt.-@. s. Stout.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

say- 9uulap., 2npr= unb 9tetiOn+
Site bel pancoaf & g n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

nas- 9ie 8erdnberung 1T ems Der
uamiberfebli6ifen @eiebe Der yfatur,
uno eliidliderweiie fibrt Elm De9iel
fat tets gum BeKern. Mls Elm 8eiipiel
bafhr, nebmen bic ct. patrids piIen
idneu ben plab eim fir Die alien raus
ben unb beftiseu piQen, neil fie milber
linb uno angenebmer mirfen. NuBers
benz lino fie rnebr ba3u angetban, &rant=
beitsfofe aus oem eDfem 3u entferuen
unb malarii9e &rantbeiten gu perbin=
bern. Nls Elm @atbartic unb 2eberpi0e
inb fe perfect. Gum 8ertauf BEL &.
gobn & Co., j. Ralteper & Gobn,
unb allen anberen Mpotbeten.
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9eras ..

- @eu. 8aben, II. Oft. '89. %
bon perf9ieoenen Seiteu Der 6. Ottober
oils beuti9er RatiOnalfeiertag anserest
uorben 1T, gum Nnbenten Der erften
2aubung BON Seuti9en bier in Amerita,
10 peranftalteten bic bie[gen Seutf@en
au9 cine tleine Gefli9teit, tpel9e b69ft
semitbli4 oerlief.-Die 8aumwoaernte
fdlt bieies Sabr bier 3iemli6 slns
Fig aus ia, auf maa9en Gelbern tpirb
mebr seerntet, als man eruartet bat,
mas mir nod Der WiBernte bonn borieeu
Sabre aud duberf uOtbis brau6eu.
w. A.
= 8. 20. Daois, Der am 6. Suli in
Sort Wortb ieinen prin3ipal 3. 6.
@pans erf&ob, III bes Morbes i'm erteu
@rabe i9ulois befunben wOrbeu. 9as
uttbeil ber Surp Iautet auf SObssfrafe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

sa Sir hie feinHe Serfepz
Butter wenoet @u4 on Riol=
BAHIA e WeIton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-14

80 ,0enft bic alamo"
uno bereitet Gu6 auf bas baloige Grs
f1einsn beg vW iener 2ager Bic
bpr.
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Mpsauttp. @imipanaermms.

Nrs bieleu 5t1btsn in Dssrifo fommt
bic S!Gae, haB nit Der Giienbubn oud
5ualeid Die Mosquitos bel lbEen singes
3ogen fern. BIS sum Sabre 1885, la8t,
Die Two Republics" babe maH o'e
WfOsquito. pluse auf Der 0odsbens BON
Wterifa sar Hiat setutnt ieBt it' ne
bort iberaG ill 6auie, logar III Der !sB
ten 3eit in QueretarD, luDbin ne fte va
tionalbabn gebradt babe, gu ftnosr.
Cine 3situng babe fi4 bort Die ufabe
genommen, eirgebenbere Jta9fori9ur@
gen iber bic Gini9leppung Der neueft
9anbs plage ansufeaen uub baour9 lei
bic S6atla@e feitgeite0t tuoroen. bab bic
Mosquitos nit eiret Wagenlabung Qnas
mas etnaef9leppt porben feieu. gs 1T
bas, flst bas 8latt binsu, ni6t bas
erte BeilpieI, bab bic @iienbabn 6ieie
uneruinfdte Tra9t mitgebra9t babe,
in ben OTIS Staten bet Union finb bic
Wosquitos ebenfaQs ibou benz 2aufe
Der g~ilenbaaneu sefolst unb inb DON
ben Marf9gegeaoen in Seras nod
2anbestbeilen ge6runsen, in oeren fe
friiber b6aig unbefannt pareu.
Sci uns In San Nntonio bat freili6
ui6t bic @iienbabn 3uerft bic Mesquitos
plage sebra@t, mobl aber i9eint es,
bob biefel5e cine bermehrte 3uwanbes
rurg BET urgelabenen @d1te perurfa6t
bat, ~tpenietens if ieit Der lebten 10 big
II Sabren, alfo lett Der 4nfuuft ber 81
fenbahu, bic 3abl Der Sdlafz unb
&ubet6rer cine unenbliG 9rbBere gez
uorben, als He es IN Der valten, guten
3eit",, bor etma oier3ig Sabren, Der
Dorfaeit BON San Mntonio, getpeien TT.
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BATH ptri4tntt,

UNI eiuen sGbTdIub in BET ~tdr8eften Belt gu er'
reiden.
Mit elmer 8erftdrfuas unferes FeriOnals
miihem mir Dem nnsebeuern &nnOen3uoraus
bsgeanen, bet fid in Golge bet bebeutenben
@reis- &ebuftion bemerfbar ma6t, nnb mir iinb
berfdert, bab inter bieien itmltanben infer
Nusbertauf nidt LANCE .ipabren tuirb.
Nadfebsno gsben mir einise Der ans 6abel.
bate sreuaenoen Ereisbsrabfesunsen:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
LOST ALL HOPE.

Turns from Fort Worth to Henrietta for
Chance of Railroad Connection.
Seymour has always entertained strong
hopes of securing the Fort Worth and
Albuquerque railroad, in the event the
ROAD was built, but the prospect for its
building, to say the least, Is not very en-
couraging Fort Worth complied with
the demand made of her and RAISED
the $40 600 bonus without Il strug-
gle, but the projectors of the road,
for some reason, do not seem
disposed to begin work. THE GAZETTE,
realizing the danger in delay, is growing
impatient and urges the business men of
Fort Worth TO take hold of the enter
prise and push it through. ''Mr. NJ. G.
Hurley, - says THE GAZETTE, "is q rail-
road builder and a very excellent man,
and he has an option for sixty days on
the Fort Worth and Albuquerque road
properties. But the best that MIR Hur-
ley can say is, he has a reasonable hope
of beng able to build it.; and theIf~M Mr.
Hurley adds that he will not stakd in
the way of any other corporation that
viii build this road. For some years
Fort Worth has had reasonable hopes
Of securing this road, and they have
all gone glimmering until only one man
is left who has a reasonable hope and
that gentleman cOufesses the weakness
of his hope when he says anybody else
can take the Job that wants it, or words
30 that effect. If the people want this
road there is but one thing to do, and
that is to get together and build it. why
delay, when delay is peril. - If Sey-
mour is to depend upon the movements
of private individuals, with limited
capital for railroad connection, she had
as well throw up the sponge now as at
any time. If the Fort Worth and Albu-
querQUe is TO be built with Fort Worth
capital, Seymour can have no reasonable
hope of securing it at any time soon
Fort Worth has the viii, but this is a will
without a way. 1t is much safer to risk
a stack of reds on the Missouri Pacific
extension from Henrietta, for there is n
probability of its being made ut an early
day if the people of Baylor county will
proceed in the proper way Seymour
Cresset
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
Dallas and Pacific.
nee of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRAHAM, TEX, July 23-The Alliance
men manifest a feeling of disappointment
and regret at the improbability of the
Dallas and Pacific railroad not being
completed here by October, as they had
fondly hoped and expected 1t TO enable
them to move their crops and secure the
badly needed aEticle of lumber, of which
everyone needs more or less and had
been dong without, expecting it by rail-
1t Is the wish and hope OF the peo-
pie Of this county that the Dallas
and Pacific railroad company will
energize and push construction here in
time to move our crops. To stop at the
seventy two mile post would limit their
business 10 the traffic along it. To build
here would concentrate the immense
trade from an extensive district of
country. heretofore divided up between
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
ARKANSAS Pass STRIKE.
General Manager Yoakum Doesn't Know
When Work Can be Resumed.

USHSEsii NAinSlBer AOakIln DOeSnL hnO"
When Work Can be Resumed.
Special to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TEX. July 29.-The
traftlce of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass road is still tied up. Not fire was
kindled in an engine on the entire system
to-day. General Manager Yoakum ar
rived from New York last night, and has
been in consultation with the
strikers to-day. The men re-
fuse positively to resume work
until their back pay rolls are
liquidated. Mr.. Yoakum in an inter-
view stated that he did not know what
arrangements could be made to pay the
men, though he thought the trouble
would be settled within the next few
days. Before q wheel can be turned, he
says, it will be necessary for the pay car
20 leave the city witt: $50 900. This
evening he laid off the clerks in the gen.
eral offices and in the freight department
until the money can be raised to pay
WOFkmen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
Blaze ut Wichita. Kan.

WICHITA, KAN, July eat 8 o CLOCK
this morning a fire was reported in the
fruit commission house of A. Cannon.
The department found it impossible to
stop it before destroying the block
of brick buildings 200 feet front
and l40 feet deep ana three stories high,
in which was the commission house and
the Wichita wholesale grocery The
stock of the latter, valued at 500, 600, is
total loss; insured for $40, 600. The
loss of the commission house is $40, 900,
with Sl2 600 insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
The wabash Consolidation.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 29.-Articles
of consolidation were filed with the Sec
rotary of state to-day combining the
Toledo Western railroad company, De-
tr6it and State Line Wabash railway
company, Wabash Eastern railway COM
pany of Indiana, Wabash Eastern rail
way company of Illinois, and Wabash
Western railway, under the general name
OF Wabash railway company. Capital
stock, S52 600 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
Colorado Mountain Fires.

GUNNISoN, Col. July 29.-For two or
three days the mountains in this vicinity
have been ablaze with burning timber
Fire was discovered Friday afternoon last
st the head of Lost Guich To the north
the gulch fire has been raging along the
top of the well timbered mountain. The
air was dense with black smoke and on
the following morning as the sun
rose it looked like a ruby setting
in dark sky. Yesterday afternoon it
was again seen from the Marshall Pass
district, ard 1t was slater learned from
passengers on the west bound train
that the timber was afire below Shawnee .
1t is supposed to have been started from
sparks from passing engines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30

JOHN f. W. THOMPSON, AMERICAN MN
lister AT PORT-AU- PRINCE, HIS sERv-
ICES SOUGHT AS PEACEMAKER.
Fighting between Legitime and Hip
polite continues, with the probability
that the former VIII be deposed from the
presidency, his capital being threatened
by the enemy In this strait Legitime
has appealed to the American minister,
MIR. Thompson, to act as peacemGker.
This gentleman was appointed by
President Cleveland in 1885, and his
successor will be Frederick Douglass. He
is about thirtv-fve years old and was
born in Brooklyn, n. Y. When he was
nine or ten years old his home was
changed to Providence, r. /. His pre-
paratOTy education was obtained in
schools in Massachusetts, Connecticut
and Rhode Island. He was graduated at
the Yale medical school in 1888,
and was married the same year to
coIored lady of good position, in
New Haven. Dr.. Thompson and his
bride went to Paris, where he pursued
his studies, spending a year in the hos
pitfalls of that city. He returned to this
country in October, 1884, and began the
practice of his profession. In going 70
Hayti he left q good practice. Dr..
Thompson Is a member of the Catholic
church. He is a good French scholars
French is the language in Hayti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
Grading to Commence.

Special to the Gazette. O.
PALESTINE, Ten. July 29.-The sur
veying corps OF the Red River, Sabine
and Western railroad, having finished
:he location Of the permanent city line
and depot grounds, are now locating the
permanent line east of New Birmingham.
President LLOYD viii put on a grading
force in two weeks beginning at Pales-
tine. Real estate is on a healthy boom
and new city additions are being rapidly
platted and viii be in the market inside
of three weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30

Henrietta and Wichita Fails, Albany,
Cisco, Ranger and Weatherford, in az
gregate tenfold greater than the traffic
to the seyenty-two- mile post. And be-
sides the desideratum to Dallas OF an
abundance OF cheap coal, new find of
coal is reported about one mile and
half north of Fish creek, a four-foot
strata free from any Objectionable quail
ties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-30
Montana Forest Fires-

FORT BENTON, NJ. T., July 29.-For-
est fires are reported in the mountains
and along the banks of the Missouri for
many miles below here. AT Boudoin
the section house was burned and Miss
Matte Johnson, a school teacher, was
so seriously burned that her recovery is
doubtful. The Northern Pacific track
east of Livingston was burned out for a
short distance, but has been repaired
Several mining camps have heen de-
stroved, and ranchers are blowing their
land to prevent fire IL the grass from
running The air is filled with dense
smoke, but so far no loss of life is re-
ported. The telegraph lines are some
what damaged from burning poles 20.
The very best cEaaasess bitter in the
aifv IN he had as 37F5rf Worth Eroper FFn'S