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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
THE RAILROAD NEWS.
Litigation Rapidly fastening
TO Close.
ANEW WIRE AND MAIL TARIFF.

SAN ANTONIO SPIKES.

j. NJ. $. White. general agent Of the
Cotton Bolt, with headquarters at kan-
sas City, was in San Antonio Tuesday.
The International and Great l,Orthern
pay car WIS here yesterday morning and
paid OF the boys.
Commencing on December / the Texas
railroads win ndopt the certificate plan
Ia selling excursion tickets Tickets
win not be sold 10 parties numbering
less tl1n fifty, aud cnclt ticket viii DC
provided with a blank certificate, which
must be- signed by the secretary or Other
designated official OF the particular body
which the cxcrrhoniGts attend. Full fare
will be- charged going aud the rebate
given on ihe return Ticket
The Austin conference Of the MethO-
dist church meets at Fort Worth DcCca-
Der 3. Tickets VIII be- sold from various
points Ia Texas under the new certificate
plan for one and onethlrd fare for the
round trip.
r. NJ. Campbell. general manager Of
the Int, uationHl and Great Northern,
was in the city yesterday.
A. j. Whitehead, travelling passenger
agent Of the Big -Four with headquarters
at Dailns, was In the city yesterday.
Mnj j. q. Lewis, travelling passenger
agent of tho Iron Mountain with head
quarters nc Austin was here on business
yesterday Antonio Express.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
DALLAS TIMES-HERALD
GOES INTO The HANDS OF A
RECEIVER.
A Debt Which the Management Could Mol Nov
Pay Forced llIO Ask for The
Appointment.

Dallas. Tex. Nov 1s-(special. 1.-The
Times Herald this afternoon PssseSa, ,i INTO
the hands Of a receiver =. H. 1llYeIt
president and auditor, who owned a
majority Of the stock and was also me
largest creditor made che application ior
az money ma Herr presented the renewal
OF obligations. that ono debt had been put
into Judgment which be could not nov now
pay, and that there had been an intima-
ton Of a conspirucy against the paper
with open threats to close it out. MI;
Gilbert to protect his own interest," anu
the employees who have stood by HIM
and trusted him. pnd 70 secure The other
creditors In theft rights asked for The
receiver and Judge Burke appointed Col
O. =. Bowser
The paper has been prosperous unuer
Mr.. Gilbert's management growing from
value Of $4,000 IN 1850 TO $4,000 in
Guiding franchises. at the beginning Of
1891. But it has suffered from the de-
preston of the past year until me step
was necessary to protect all parties III
terestcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

penison, Tex. Nov Is Especially Con.
dnctor icri SwArner and wife after a
Kentucky and Tennessee. have roturucd
20 9enison. Jerd Is thoroughly posted
on horses, lie bad The pleasure " see
llg Nancy Hanks lower her record at
Memphis, Conductor Swarner will re-
sums his position on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway,
n. Il. Noollary. lie aud fuel agent
for the Cotton Belt route, was in the
city to-day.
WIN De Vault. after a months visit TO
ttlnnNes Of y Louis aud Oswcgo, Kan,
IAt RESUMED his position nc the Missouri,
hAnsNs aud Texas relay Office.
General superintendent J j. Frey has
returned 10 his desk at Parsons.
- AnNeiins Pugscnecr Agent G, n.
Bcarduan q tao Missouri. Kansas aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

nj, C,ielourne, Tex, Nov. IS Especial y
R nu ,uWelling occupied by MIR Clyde
h H,S iess vas burned last night. The
iigIIS ana furniture was a total loss
$1,000 iN' cow iurii'uio
IT, ~, =; y Francis, an old pioneer OF
texas, died ana was buried IN his city
T.,serHay' He came 70 this state from
~ sun lee, in ls40 Was a MONDE OF
i i,ie senate Of the Fifteenth Texas leg
stature, and was al ono time family
ESss, ,gia - TO Con. Hogg. Governor
INK iather He was the father Of
ii, 'seu iidren, eleven OF whom are
co,s. s, re took a prominent part in
an n pllltics, ana was we'll known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Texas came m to-day from Fort WORTH
bur remained only a short time.
Tra,,iins Claim agent Shewr1an Of
| the Texaa aud Paifc railway was do
\ Ing business ltro to-day.
Conductor Desver. al the Denver and
| Rio GrsRde railway. oecompanied by bus
I wife and two daughters arrived to-day
from Kansas City. They are making a
tour Of South Texas and will so as far
south as the CITY Of Mexico for the
benefit Of Mrs beavers health. Mr..
I Beaver was once captain on the CITY
Of ST. Louis" which phys between New
Orleans and 81. Louis. on the Missis-
| appL
Engineer Warner Of Chiclie Chockie,
/. r., accompanied b. Mrs. Warner,
viii arrive tomorrow to remain in the
CITY several DAYS.
Conductor CLARK Is now on the IIills-
boro division.
Engineer r. p. Carse Of the Houston
and Texas Central. out Of Ennis, came
w to-day on visit 10 Old friends. Frank
formerly had q run out Of Denlson but
now gOes south 10 Hcarne.
Judge Lnitweiler will probably accept
position with the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway.
Operator Sibley. who has been holding
down key in the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas relay office. left last night for
Muskogee TO take a position as copy op-
orator.
n. G. Underwood. lost car agent for
the Wabash system. was here to-day en-
route TO South Texas 10 look after stray
cars. He will probably extend his trip
as far south as the CITY Of Mexico
Bngrngemasier Reinhart Of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central out Of Houston
Is here FOR few DAYS
Samuel w. INutner attorney for the
Kansas City, Little Rock and Memphis
RAILWAY, was here to-day. Mr.. kutner
is en- route to Gainesville. where he is
interested in a law suit
Baggugemaster Pollock, who has been
laying OIL on account Of an injured foot,
Is Improving and viii be able to resume
work Lext week.
Commercial Agent Z. q. Miller, of
the Houston and Texas Central, came
w last night from Fort Worth.
The Houston and Texas Central rail-
way this evening will ship TO Houston
$50 bales Of cotton. NIL Of which was
marketed here. Shipments equally "a
large have already been made several
thus this season. and many more are
vet 10 follow.
Geo. II. Enrich Of the Missouri, Kan
sns and Texas at Parsons came down
this morning,
T. "a shirley, general claim agent for
the Houston aud Texas Central railway,
Is attending 20 business In Denison to-
dav,
The Inspection locomotive and car COM
bned. known as Nancy Hanks" arrived
on a fiat car to-day from Parsons, and
will be used bv NicePresident Purdy
In making a tour Of inspection over the
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas lines in
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
FREE SILVER.
Senator lcnss Talks 10 Europe oil The Currency
QUESTION In tho United States.

London, Nov 1S.-'rhe Flnaurial News IN.
Gay publishes an interview with Senator
Jones, one OF the American delegates TO
lhe monetary conforvnue. Senator ZONES
say the people u The United States I'M.
preoiato the vital Importance OF tae ,,,r.
reney question. While IN England many
people are ignorant OF the rudinchts ~ Tx
matter, There ~ hardly an American oi5i,.
tpr Who has not formed an Intelligent oniu.
Ion ON this subject, II had most lu,her.
tant Influence On the last election In rtniv
70 tie question as to whether tine Denoer1, ~
would Introduce q free cOlnage biil IN .c',n-
6rehs Senator JONES said: W.
Yes they are bound To-"
senator jones' says "'rhere Is M t,g,
lhir!ls majority 10 the hous,. elect fsvo,,ti,
70 tho measure" hut adds ",hether a 49,
c1inagg blu Is Introduced by Dpmncrsts
Ai,d whether Il pasfrs or not are dieer,,,s,,,
mAtters. Mr.. Cleveland himself il se,ts,t
Tive coinage. Il IL Just question h1yv ~ :
heMocrAts win feel the Influence az bis NJ
eNhalty The great uiass Of peonle -
N'ht un free coluurc. WHY abofld 81
aye teld 10 deprveinte silver p1,,,ren.., y
hear from the ln1nn otfclnia NM,
li the depreciation OF silver m irSi,
nut az agent gew aus much flr a ruue, ~ 4,
Commodities as he ever got Ills nal Nr, ~
ttnn1 appreciates, IL Is gold thar aupre,iStost
We nyaf about great stocks NJ silver 49,
NV tneyf When you talk about -r,lr ~
petroleum You can suhstnntiote your sfof. "
VI silver" q" Tue case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

VIM Doherty, passenger agent of the
santa 70, goes TO Temple to-day.
The Santa Fc yesterday shipped sew
cnty car louds of cattle from points on
is line to the north.
l. v Goolo superintcnh.ut Of tbn
Fort Vorth and Darvnr came In fran,
Wirblta Fnls yesterjny
~ Al nn.t,,,, ,,aI &, a.. IN, -,
=, ~ " buhn l, SlerS IN l9e oInol Oh
yer. Went to Nliifonl nst mint
MINOR W q Lows, hs,7tant nvestook
nse9t Oh ,ne aahtN re- Nlln headquarters
~ 9Nn Ahtoh'o' ~ ~ tue city.
II, q, THOMPSON, the popular general
passenger and ticket agent Of the Santa
re, VIII pgss through the city tonight en-
route to Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

hundreds Of them arc in actual distress.
=, y Painter, an Indian philantrhopist,
me indians are cross and restless,
M are sure TO put ON the var paint
9 M the government gives them food.
iIhey are really in bad plight and
hi,ve already suffered from hunger; be-
s S, they believe they we're swindled
y Inscriptions white men in the sale
vi ,I their lands, and their feeling toward
,nS government is one OF intense ha-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
MANT NOM MnNrY

A Nashville, Tcnn dispatch says
IL Is understood that committee of
oql aupu1soIdJI stoleiado udBIs5kl
various divisions Of the East Tennessee.
Nlrginin and Georgia railroad have called
on General Superintendent Vaughn rel
ative 10 more pny, The superintendent
has tulSon the requested increase under
Amusement
The operators ON the Queen and Cros.
cent also want an Increase. SD far the
men hnye received no encouragement from
TIE officials There are about 500 men
ON the East Tennessee. They want a
raise OF So month each. which means
an increase OF 5000 mouth in OK
pcltses 70 the road. Serious complications
may arise II the demands OF the men are
insisted Ou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Several new suits were filed yestar-
day, some Of considerable Importance.
l.. d. LOuthian brings action against
WV. Mayos in the Seventeenth district
for damages; $4,000 actual and $40. COZ
exemplary. The cause 10 alleged to be
a violent beating by which plaintiff
says that he was badly battered up, his
left lung was carved. md he was In Sc
rious dnngcrOf losing his lie.
Tho Favorite Carriage company VS..
]. @. Richardson, ct al, Is the style of
suit in which plaintiff seeks TO re.
cover s3,675 alleged TO be the value OF
goods, the property Of plaintiff, which
wore unlawfully attached by Capt,
Richardson IN his official capacity us
sheriff. The attachment was run on
the heating Implement company, and
plnintln claims the goods were their
property and not subject TO DO at-
tachod.
In the Forty-eighth district court the
Lerre Hnute Carriage company sued
the keatlng Implement company for
unlawful appropriation OF certain chat
tel property TO the amount Of 500. 20
actual and places It's exemplary dana
ges at 5000.
The suit Of the Western Securities
Company vs.. b. r. Oler ct. al. was de-
cided IN favor OF plaintiii and foreclos-
ure was granted against all defendants
OF zen on all property mentioned in the
petition.
THE COMMISSIONERS COURT.
was In session yesterday finishing IN
the canvass of the election roturns. ii
VIII meet again next Monday and nc.
ouhulated business will be taken up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

A. s. Dodge, traffic manager OF the
Cotton Belt was in the city yesterday.
Superintendent Thoruc OF the Texas
and Pacific left yesterday for trip to
the West
A. j, s. White, commercial agent Of
tile Cotton Belt ut Kansas City, was in
Dallns yesterday.
e, Il. Wood. travelling passenger agent
Of the International and Great Northern
road was Ia Dallus yesterday
j. l., Pennington, livestock agent Of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa le at Fort
Worth, was Ia the city yesterday
Barney Frgan, travelling passenger
agent VI the Texas aud Pacific left the
city yesterday Tor a business trip through
The state
II. w White Of the Queen and Cres-
cent has been chnpuroniug Mpssrs w. ].
Nichols and Fred Kretchmur Of the pas
sengcr department OF the Quick and
Clever route during the last dny or two
in the city All three are popular gem
tlemen Ia railway cirrlos.- Dallas News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
a SERIOUS OUTBREAK
Among the ar'apasos and chs,enD, ,,d,,,,
Threatened

oa Nensas CITY, Mo-, Nov. is-A so,,o,,,
ma '11 among the CbeyenUnues
dia,s ''"pshoe tribes AZ SI t..
tbrns,a.a IN the Terri,o IA
t tb,,sgja. .'.' and mon iamili5r 'i ,
aetinn Tsys Declare that unless nro Nh
ss;,0h y sSken BY Uncle sam 9l PROMPT
bar " "A y On the warpath bv Dec -
ress a ghost dance has been IN DS I'm
sj9s,n,,S '1ee the appearanc ~ prog
~ hWl a distant reie,,,,. u
p 81 S.eM chief killed dnr .a.lVe Of
th W. tsiuge troubles. The a,,te the
Ky sun n.y. mento cultivate ths dj.Iis . Of
s.,,' ~ 'ti'liia lsllans a a. aus - mas
SCUM y iaeir ignorance III 1 ~ on ae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

The Southern Pacific rilroad company
has lust made Cheap rate ON nails and
wire out Of Now Orleans Hcnccforth
the pte will be l. ~ cents per 100
pounds TO Houston and - cents per
100 rounds to Texas common points
The n Louis rate Of commodities men
toned Is 80 cents per 100 pounds. The
latter rate L. an authorized cut by the
81 Louis lines. which Is promptly met
hy the Southern Pacific
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
yesterday against J. v Farxoll g. w.
to recover 100000. 80 - WI
a NEW PAPER


-, Cincinnati Ohio. Now ls.-A new
morning morn paper, TO be called the ri.
Dune pune, Is soon 70 be launched upon tbo
,ni sea In Cincinnati. Its coni'
~, ul WIN be 100000, distributed ano ,,s
1hS, 'y 'oO business men. The boar6 ~
H Il,S. have organized with 4rche Vr
,.iI'n' president; Frank n. BaI5wjn
We wv, president; stephen II. Wiler trca ~,
KY ana Albert Lawson, formerlv n
i tns d, L0uis Republic. secretary ',rha
C lSsoeI WIZ also be managing ediior ~ n
1 3,..ls h. Scott business manu- man. SUI
~ I'm ~, % these men we're connoctsd 80
, Ky osu Cincinnati Gazette. Tbe MN mren
W. oi pe Republican in politics and yill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

~ e,t
6 ~ ,l'. ,leusn n OF tie
I1ih 9oloulo Hny .Ar'lhans iA7sr was IN
Wy WY gestelnly,
Ilvpuns A9uiIOr h99erM OF the In
.""ii"N1l n'u gI'At Nolth'rni was IN
'ngg, wy ,nst hlEhl'
hny' lfhinmuster OF the litter
hAnphhl ana tfyht Northern, Went to
va i ,t yrn,eruny'
.'',,u,nlNlI' general freight agent
v. ~ inll'.nuuonu anu HFeat Northern,
"FII'S ~ tne Wy Eest'r1hy AFTERNOON.
Nu,ui 1lerh Nrlser, OF me motive
p'M ', nhd ih.noehilnesy department OF lie
,ho xxx. 9,ino " New orl'nns' was IN
thN Guy yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
MISSED sKEeTeR.
Su' Killed negro Porter Who Was in Ranae
OF Inc Rullet

ro waco Tex, Nov. Is.-tspecial. -
tbUnluly Warren. the fcather.weieht
In ~ pion pugilist Of the United states.
~ ~ 5 "a tglal IN the district court here,
u1arged with murder. on October 10,
r mnlle attempting to shoot rambler
il ,1n Sskeeter Root, he shot and
H eio9 the negro porter of the st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
THE TEXAS Capital
Lands Involved in Suit Brought by s,soo,.
AsaInsI no Farn.lrs

,, Chicago H., Nov, rs Col. Amos ~
babcock filed lengthy answc. in ~
gsleral court Yesterday To Tho or
niil OF Charles 3. and John Farwcll III III
yolying the affairs OF the stats ca a., III
building al Austin, Tex. Tho 49,, i',s9l
Reviews transaction securing 3 010 nm
acres Of land in Texas under III 4 ~.
uae' Tor the construction Of tho 80,
house. Bahcock Denies he has forfs i,. y
an rights Ia ihe doal, and also eli
~ Interest Ia some cattle and stcs,i ,'' ~
tho Capital Freehold Land and fn,e. ~
men' Company OF Lpndon, wIinb Nv nv,
orguni2d 10 float the b1nds. Grnwia "
pNi 81 tlic sainc matttl i. Rsi..,,fh
oegan similar se't h ihc eivcsi. cs.'r,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
LITIGATION NEARING An I'm

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 1S-IItiyntion
over the Decatur, Chesapeake and Nav
orlcaus railway Is hastcning to an end.
Negotiations pending since July last cul-
have come together and settled thgir
differences A decree will be entered
IN the United States circuit court for
closing the NOR gage and directing a
sale Of the road. The plan contcmplates
an Aggressive movement for the coui.
pietiuu Of the road FROM Decatur. Ala,
TO Shelhyyille. Tenn, with probable
extension TO Nashville
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

New York Nov. 1s.-Thc Kansas and
Texas railroad has entered into a con-
tract with the American Express COM
pnuy TO perform the express business
over the entir Missouri, Kansas and
Texas system from February l, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

NoifurOuNu Arrlyn ro,art
chicago. 81 Louis aud
Kansas City express 6.f0A m. g,OOa m
Chicago, 81 Louis and
Kansas City fast mau $40 IA IN 7,sOu m
touruuuuNn
Aphtin, san Antonio and
Houston fast mail 400. e'sAa m p,OSa m
austin, san Antonio and
Houston oHpross....,. COP IN s'iop. IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

My son was ami ted with skin disease, itch
Ing and breaking out IN large bDils on over his
boiy. We tried everything else but 81 TO no
caeol Aiter using Que boz OF the Q riorA
and Two hOitlra o. the CurCuuA kfsDLYENr,
be was completely restored 10 honlth again,
They arc good medicines, which recommend
MiLLiAM sMALTz. No. RIHer Mlls. VIVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS.


VI ' IL Wv W VI 80 a A'~-A@-''
New motions filed:-Reed 81 Barton
VS.. w. w. Walker. from Dallas county;
motion to give precedence.
b. z. McMichels OF al, vs.. Texarkaua
National bank, from Bowie county, mo-
ton to affirm 90 certificate.
II J. Buso vs. Mahlon Bartlett ct al,
from Wichita county, motion for re-
hearing by appellee.
Meade Y Bomar VS.. Mahlon Bartlett
OF al from Wichita county; motion for
rehearing.
FORTY-EGGHTH DISTRICT COURT.
This court was kept busily engaged,
but most Of the eases called we're passed
or else Of trivial Importance.
judgement was given in favor Of
plaintiff In the the action styled Young
Mems Building and Loan association vs..
A. Il. Mignor, foreclosure suit.
X. Matkin vs., 4. j. Walker an action
for trespass, 10 try title TO certain
property was tried aud judgment was
given TO plaintiff by default, and posses
sion given OF the promises sued for.
In the case Of the Alliance trust COM
pany ". j. W SWayne and others, a
suit for foreclosure. Judgment was
given in favor Of plaintiffs, und a fore
closure OF lien granted against all de-
PENDANTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Ie1aH and Pacific trains Nos and q tho 81
Iouih cannon ban, only stop az To1arllanh
Y q Junction, Atlanta, Jefferson, Manhali
bongvicM Junction, Big Sandy, Mneoa, wis
HtlnI Terrell, East Dallas. Dallas ana Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
Very Bad Sore Cured.

In the summer Of 1892 had 4 sore and hois
IN my foot. II continued 70 get bigger and At
last II was as big a. haif dollar I was com,
plcteiy helpless, unable TO walk After
suffering with II FOR two nn1 half
years / tried everything but without relief
rot the CurfcuiA REMEDIES, aud they we're
the only thing thit cured my foot CuTtcunA
Il my friend fuseyef aud ever
HENliY ALBERT SCHAEFFER, In,
fbg Custom House S., New Orleans, La,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
HCZHMA 5 LONG YEARS.
Tried Many Remedies. Then Tried
Cuticura and Suffered No More.
Conplete Cure For $500.

havo used your Gu IcunA RrMEprEs with
great eatiafaoilon Tor was sufferer from
Erkefna for three long years tried good
many remedies, but yours have proved bltss.
Ing 10 me- for since thtn ! have not sunefed
INV more lam 10 entirely cured. and 70 only
cost me nve dollars for your cuucuHA RgAE,
mrs A. for your CUiIcunA Az ! do not
uso any other II IN good for the akin. have
n II gives satisfaction 10 an who have red
HfNRY CROSSE,
COS Market Street. Shreveport, La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Arrive Depart,
Trinidad and Denver Man $50 p m. e.rOa IN
wichita iAlA Express. ioie5 a IN b.lbp m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Inc trains o. this line mako dirsct connee.
Hons win the re1as and Pacific railway trsins
o. enn " ~ Weathcriori. leaving Fort
iiNlnF AZ Mineral Wells as follows,
Hjs9 a. m Fort Worth cr & p, Ry) .p.OS a m
NV = H,'''for, Worth a; s r. ily.i 9.s6 p IN
y No., Miuerl Mollsa., 80. 7.qua. IA
'iN p m....... Mineral Wells ..,.si00p %. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Gulf. Colorado pnd Santa Va
noNrnuouND.
Oklahoma Express ..... $50 a M. o,bGl y,
Chicago and Kansas City
Tnunderbolt'..,;...:.. sop IN GiOpm
Houston and Galveston
man stsssss...,s-......, HigAA m Eshna IN
tlcbufne Aeeommoda-
r'ion. ~. 80. .......- io'c2 p IN. io,os p m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

phpVIu Skin and Scalp purified and beauti.
DhDl ned bT CuTicuRA soar. Absolutely
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-03
Three Hundred Mill Men at Stevens
Point, Wis, Ask for an
Advance.
They Also Want shorter Honrs-Mill
Owners Will Grant One But
Not Both.
Everything Quiet and Orderly So Far
Developments In the Home
stead Strike.

STEVENS PoINT, Wis, Aug. 8.-An
the men employed in the saw mills In
this city, about 800 in number, are on d
strike. The trouble originated at Bos-
worth & Reilly's mill, where the lumber
assorters became dissatisfied with the
wages paid, wanting raise Of 25 cents
> day. They were followed by the
Week Lumber company's men and the
Wallace and Carney mills. During the
day the strikers have been orderly and
sober and there has been no disturbance
Of any kind. The strikers demand an
advance Of shilling per day and days
work to be ten hours instead Of eleven.
These demands have been presented to
the various lumber firms. They are not
inclined to grant both, but win pay the
former wages for day of ten hours.
The mills have been running night and
day and have enough logs on hand to
keep running throughout the season.
The strike has extended to the Stevens
Point boom and the men there are out,
demanding higher wages.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-03
a Tw.eti Isemenisccnce.

New YoRK, Aug. 3.--Mrs. Fannie
Fithian, eldest daughter Of Richard B.
Connolly, controller of New York under
the Tweed regime, has just returned
from Europe, and is temporarily stop
ping with her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Andrews, Neither she nor her husband
has been here since 1872, when Connolly
fed. The city has ever since tried to
execute the Judgment for $8. .0O0, 600 OBJ.
tanned In the supreme court against him,
the authorities never having been able
to discover up to this day the where
abouts Of the vast property left by the
ex-controller. Mrs. Fithian's stay in
New York at this time is for the pur-
pose Of compromising or settling the
Judgment referred to.