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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
DEMocRAnc NAnoNAL MANAaERs


NEW York, Sept 27.--The Demo.
cratic national managers express the
greatest satisfaction over Cloyelnnds
letter OF accordance, Ex.SccretAry Of
the Navy Whitney, Secretary Sheefin
Of the Democratic national committee,
and Bradley b. SmallUy oppressed their
congratulations 70 the eXspresident
Mr. Whitney says the letter was o
broad minded, patriotic address,
Mr. Smalley says ho considered Il
the ablesi paper Mr. Cleveland has
ever written. In his dispatch Of COM
grntulations he says:
~ have read your letter Of accept
ance with admiration and pleasure. II
meets every issue In a satisfactory way
Secretary Sheerin said that he
thought the letter wns explicit in every
particular that fair, honest expression
Is what people are entitled 10 from
every man who asks thor SURFACES,
and from no man have they been ac-
custoined 10 get an expression In plain
hand and holder terms than from MIR.
Cleveland.
Arthur p. German said 1t was ad.
mlrable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

DEXTER, TEX, Sept, 27.-lspecia r
Our people were entertained yester-
day afternoon BY the joint discussion Of
politics BY the Hon. j. ". Bailey and
X v. Bell.
Mr.. Bell is the Third party candi,
date for congress In the Fifth district.
Mr. Bailey made one Of his oharae-
teristi 10 speeches. which was enihua-
iastically received BY an audience Of
about go. He handled tho tariff ques-
tion with u power Of oloqusnce and Or
atnry that would have done honor 70 a
webster or n clay" He showed
By practical Illustrations that we lose
abont ono-third Of the fruits Of our Ia
bors by the tariff increasing tho price
Of what we buy and decreasing the
value Of our produce; that the africul-
tural states produce the wealth and the
protected manufacturer enjoys Il, he
handled the sub-ireasury withOlt
gloves and denounced Il O. q twin oyii
TO the national bank.
Mr.. Bell defended the Third party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS
Meet In State Convention and Make Nomlna.
lions,

BOSTON, Mass, scpt 97.-The
Democratic state convention was held In
fremont Temple to-day. The usual
committees waro appointed and shortly
aitor committee on permanent oreanl.
xation made partial report recon.
mending Charles q, Russell, Of Cam.
bridge, permanent chairman, and Dan.
iel Buckley, Of North Castor, perma.
mont secretary. Tho recommendation
was adopted aud Russell wis eecortOd
70 the platform,
Tho denomination Of Gov. Russell
was unanimously made, aud James u.
Carroll wss nominated Tor Lieutenant
Governor
Tho r1port Of tho committee on plat
form followed.
The platform opens with ronowal OF
allegiance 10 the Democratic principles
OF government Tho Chicago platform
is endorsed as whole and the Prasl-
dental RECORD OF Grover Cleveland was
commended.
The platform also demands raw
materials 10 be admitted free OF duty
aud particularly cnphadses the neousl
siiy " ilFO wool, coal, iron, lumber and
all drugs dyes and chemicals used In
Misunderstanding enterprises. IL thon says,
"Whilo IL mny suit tho temporary ex-
igcncios OF tho Republican party poli-
holans, they keep tho force Hill In tho
background We believe with Senator
Hoar, the support OF this measure CON
sttutos the essonoo OF itopuhlioanign
and Republican sueccss will bring with
Y measures which menace tho political
liberty Of all our peoples
Tho platform then asserts that tho
Republican party did not administer
civil scrvlcn IN accordance with cithcr
lottor or spirit, and demands stringent
endorsement Of tho meseNro Il also
declares:
thu Republican party has conceived
and stu prota cts combinations, capital
and system bountles, aud subsidies
which are AZ variance with tho trlio
principles OF our government
~ repeats with renewed emphasis
the declaration last year III favor ~ a
repeal OF tho dangerous Republican
silver act OF 1890, and again denouncrs
the measure ~ menace ~ tho main
tcnancc Of sound and stable currency,
threatening TO dCmngo values, Impair
obligation conirncts, and bring the
currency OF tho country TO q purely
silver basis
II also advocates the removal of the
national tax upon circulating notes In
banks 80 secured that their prompt
redemption win always be certain.
The rest Of the platform Is devoted
10 state issues.
The balance OF the ticket Is ~ fol
lows.
Secretary Of state, Charles S. Hamlin
Of brooklyn; Treasurer and Recover,
Gen. james S. Grinucll Of Greenfield.
Auditor Irwin h, Snylcs Of Mnlbury;
Attorney .rcneral, ChnrlOs b. lllly %
LDwelli Presidential electors at largo,
Patrick Collins OF Boston and John Rus
sell OF Leicester.
Thon followed the election of nom
bers u the state commlttooat largo md
presidential oleotorn for several dis
tricts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
MONUMENT UNVEILED.


GIfENyLLE, s. O., Sept. 97.-Tm
Confederate monument, erected by thu
ladies' Confederate memorial nssocia
ton, was unveiled to-day In tho pres
cnco Of several thousand people. Tho
event WIS mado public holiday.
TIE EhRit Is Of marble resting on
q graniio base firinounted BY Btatas
Of u Confederate soldier tho whole b.
Ing thirty feet high. Gov rlllman
who presided, introduced Judge j. s.
Cochran ns orator Of the day. Judge
Cpthnn paid a tribute 70 General o.
porH, a Confederate veteran, for IA
heroic performance during tbs
war, ihon paused m0m0nt and az
q signal from the chairman tho cords
wore pulled and tho canvas dropped
from Tho statue For a mOment thars
was silonoo thun followed Wild Con-
fodofate yell from 300 Veterans thfDah.
Tho order wus given by tho colonel
commanding and tho regiment fired
salute. Al tho smoke rolled
up from The guns largo
Confederate flag shot across the atiUet
on suspended wlro and Just above tho
statue. Another Wild yoll was givon
when tho yaat throng stood gazing AZ
the conquered banner.
Tho ceremonies closed with a bano-
diction by DR.. Mundy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
MAN HUNTING.
COLLIN COUNTY FILLED WITH
ARMED POSSES
@ CON-. '"mOdOrc Miller, Negro Desperate
'''a6, IN. sting Laws lHnumerabls.
'eS q. eNab. "'as TO ny Him.
- W0, "ce

DALLAS, TEA, 4pt. 27.-ISpecial. l.,
Man hunting is said TO be the most ex.
citing OF all pursuits and crowd OF
Dallas citizens, headed by Sheriff Henry
Lewis, Chief Of police Arnold. Barry
Miller, b. w. Scott, Judge Gil Kendall
ana Henry Waller have been ENJOYING
the sport since yesterday. Commodore
| Miller is the object OF their solicitudo.
As stated 10 these dispatches Commo-
core and twelve companions overpower-
ed their guards near Eagle Ford and
made their escape, The man hunters
started in pursuit and continued the
chase until midnight returning home
worn out and disgusted This morning
a tall negro answering the description
OF Miller walked into Plano and stepped
on to the train 10 purchase paper. He
was recognized, the alarm was given
and posse started in pursuit. Several
shots We're exchanged between Com
modore and his puisuers.
William Johnson, the partner OF the
noted desperate was captured and
jailed at Plano and Miller driven into
n thicket. Chief Arnold was wired and
with sheriff Louis, Captain Lee Bur-
CESS and others he boarded the train
for Plano and began TO beat the brush
At 1880 a message came that Miller had
escaped from the thicket and plunged
in the Spring creek bottoms,
covered with deep growth OF
almost impenetrable brush. The search
was kept up and large number Of
countrymen armed with rides and
shotguns joined in the hunt At 3
o'clock a message came that Miller
was moving towards Wyllo and re-
quest made that another party take a
train on the Santa Fe, go TO the bot
toms and head him on, a posse
Of twenty-five determined men was
raised, commanded by Tom Salmon,
Jim Lewis, Tom Carson and Officer
Riddle, but the Santa Fe refused TO fur
nish train. Az $3.50 this evening the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas placed a
train at the disposal Of the company
and transported them 10 Garland,
where another train will bowl the man
hunters over the road 10 Wylie for
night service in the swamps. Forces
ter's bloodhOunds were taken along and
will be placed on the trail Of the tugi-
tive scoun1rel.
-Four detachments OF the most deter
mined men IN the country aro now hunt
ing Miller and II is not thought possi-
BILE that the dcep-dyed william can make
his escape. II Is pretty well understood
In this city that II captured, Commo-
dore will be tried and sentenced and eX-
ecutod under the rules Of the court OF
Judge Lynch, who will be given exclu-
sive Jurisdiction in his case.
Only one Of the gang has been cap
tlred,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

NEW ORLEANS, La, sept 21.-The
mumber- OF the national Republican
committee, Hon J. ~ Huston Of ln-
diana, and John c. Long, " Florida,
who camc hero for the purpose OF ad-
justlng the differences In the ranks Of
The Republican party Of Louisiana, Will
b. su ccssiul In thu mission.
Tho bnals Of Tho settlement IL tho
state central committee hns boon IN.
creased from 65 10 no. Twenty-Five
new members aro 10 be- selected By tho
Yarmouth faction, but from aud after
that date no member OF tho state CEN
trial committee shall bo hn office holder.
The Wnrmouth faction Is to disband Ia
organization and lis committees IN
every dlsiriotin the state are 10 support
the regular Republican organization
heretofore known 40 the Leonard lao.
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
The Dallas Hatchery Promises
Meat in the Eggs.
AFTER BowStRS SCALP LOCK,
Because He Says Hogg Must Be Beaten Of
His Vote Reduced.
The Democrats Of Massachusetts, Challenge
the Republicans TO Big Talk Steven.
son Reaches kentucky and Is Well
seceised-Didnl Say IL
DALLAS CAMPAIGN.
A Hen On in the Senatorial and Congress
sional Races.


DALLAS, Sept. 27.-ISpecial. There
Is lively row brewing In this city, as
a similar state Of aiiairs exists here us
That enjoyed in the political world OF
IarranL II is well known that Colonel
o. L. Bowser Is The Democratic nomi
nee for senator IN this, the Sixth dis
trict Colonel Bowser had q hearty
contempt for Governor Hogg before he
was nominated for senator. He swal,
lowed his contempt for the time being,
and announced that he would support
the regular ticket
He did not state which ticket no CON
sidered regular, however. All doubts
us to his position have been removed
now. In u talk with Frank MCGEE, a
prominent Irish-Amerioan, Col. Bowser
said: ''rhey must defeat Hogg II pos
sible. II he cannot be defeated then
his majority must be made rs small as
possible, for the effect that II will
have in the northern statesn
Magee, who is Hogg man, informed
his friends, and now there Is lively
row in the Democratic camp, or camps.
A. S. Taylor, OF Lancaster, nominee
for the legislature, is also accused by
the Hogg men Of double dealing. Ho
came out for the regular ticket aftor
the Houston convention, and row John
w, George and other prominent Demo-
Gratis OF Lancaster accuse him OF giving
aid and courage 10 the enemy and
secretly plotting against Hogg
aud his colleagues. The upsh1t of
the matter win be that the uogg men
will support Harry Golden, S p Nor.
ris and j. S, Teagarden for the legil
ture and make an effort to call another
convention to nominate candidate for
state senator against tho urbano and
diplomatic Mr. Bowser.
Perry C. Sourwine, head Of the
Switchmen's union and ono Of the lead
ers OF the Clark Democracy in the sec
ond ward, declared for Jerome G..
Kearby for congress today, There Is
evidently chen on some whore and
Judge Abbott should hasten TO the
city and survey the field.
Sam Klein, G, h, Gilbert and George
G. Cole, who are taking an active part
in arranging for the reception OF Gov.
Hogg, claim great crowd will be
present at the barbecue and rally next
Saturday, October LIST, II Is announced
tonight that Hogg, Ireland, Coke, Cul-
berson. Bailey and Kilgofe will be pFes-
ent. Why Judge Abbott has not been
invited Is Il conundrum.
Mark Elliston, Jr,, he Of the famous
voice, will be grand marshal Of tho
street parade, which will form ut the
court house at 8 o'clock, sharp,
The Clark men are getting together
a big crowd TO 60 10 Clebourne to the
Clark speaking tomorrow The claim
Is made that Johnson county Democrats
are not unanimous for Hogg and Crane
and that II is q splendid field for mis-
sionary work, as the heather are be-
coming more tractable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
a CLOUD BURST
And a Terrific Storm Visits Brunswick, Ca
Great pamaae Done.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept GA special
from Brunswick says;
Brunswick was visited this morning
bv 4 cloud burst and a terrific storm
that damaged $40, 900 worth Of property
and filed New Castle, Mansfield Bay
Union. Oglethorpe and Grant streets
With water four feet deep, penned the
citizens in their homes and stores and
threatened TO inundate the eutire block
N three story brick houses.
The rain fell ia such torrents the SKY
was 80 dark, tho wind 90 strong and
driving. that every store was closed.
Two street ears attempted 70 get back
~ Inc stables but foated of the track,
nc drivers cutting the mules loose and
taking care Of themselves the best they
The railroad tracks we're WASHED up
in me CITY and cars were overturned.
The fre department headquarters Is
under water and every public Office Is
cut off from approach
In the Residence portion 81 inc eity
the water COVERED the GROUND loot
seep families could not lehv e their
hones. and water poured throng b many
residences Ike river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
SPORTING.



CINCINNATI, ONO, Supi. gf.-Cln-
einnatl-Runs ., hits Z, errorsa. Cleve-
land--luns 3, hits Z, crrofa q. Hat
torIcs, Dwycr and Murphy, Davis and
Skimmer. Umpire, Gafiney.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Sept. 27.-Baltl-
ore-lluns 3, hits 9, errors o. Now
Nork--liunsi, hits ., errors 4. Bat
tories, schmidt and Robinson, King and
Ewing Umpire, Ensllc.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept a7.--Boston
Runs Z, hits =, errors 4, Brooklyn
Runs ., hits 8, errors 0, Batteries.
Suyctts and Ganzell, Haddock and
Daily. Umpire, Burns.
ST. Ldp@, Sept 27-SN Louis
Runs 3, hits ., errors 10; Plt,sharg--
Runs ., hih 10, errors /. Batteries
Gleaeon and Buckley; Baldwin, Mack
and hiiiipr, tmpirc McQuald.
WAsiuNuroN, sept ". Wasning-
ton lims 3, hiisS, errors 4; philaacl.
phia-liuns 1, hits Z. errors 3. hat.
tories kiilen aud Mcclure, Carsoy
and Cloments. Umpire Lynch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
WILD REPUBLICANS
Are Those Of Oklahoma Over The Work Of The
Committee Appointed BY conaress.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept, 2I.--ISpecial.
--Governor Seay and the whole parcel
OF Republican politicians tonight are
wild over the work OF the committee
appointed by congress TO re-district the
territory. II was a Republican scheme,
but the Alliance and Democratic mem
bera OF the board combined against
Seay. the Republican member, and beat
all his schemes and so arranged the
districts so that the combination will
have tho next legislature by a large
majority. II Is bitter dose for the
Republican bosses, but they must take
Il down az thare d no alternative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

tho safe yesterday evening. II. "A
Houghlon said, e2t00 was placed IN tho
saie and Is now missing, II Il rcmarls-
able that the dchd man said nothing
about H. Houghtou asserts he
advanced Candy from time 10 time
about $4,000 and there was
destroyed about 100000 stock OF the
Houghton machine manufacturing conn
pany and also certificates OF stock Ia
tho Northwest Improvement company
and other enterprises.
Miss Moore, whom Canadny visited.
Is young lady oi excellent family and
Of good reputation, whom Canadny net
In North Carolina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

Lsaislsihs Convention AiesIs al Galveston and
Major NomInalIonl.

GALVESTON, Tx, Sept n. Tspo-
clai Tho Democratic legislative con-
vontion rot tonight and nominated
Thomas NJ Nolan and Louis Cobolini
a. candidates to the legislature. H0lan
S. o night watchman IN the employ uf
tho International and Great Northern
railway company, and rcpresonie
tho Sixth ward 10 the city council,
whore no has made quite &
reputation for his fairness aud ability.
Coh0lini is q screw man, runs acorner
grocery, and n prominent IN labor Gin.
Ills nomination d not EniiafHciory 70 q
large humber Of Democrats, aud II so
able man comes ont against hini, iudo.
pendent. II II predicted ho wculd have
a walkoydr Nolail, on the contrary. "a
very popular, and win b alooied b.
You'd d doubt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

Waco, TEX, Sept. 27.--ispeoiaL r.
The Republicans Of this county mot 10
nlpht 81 the court ho4se 70 ratify the
action Of the Fort Worth convention in
endorsing Judge Clark for governor.
Chairman Robinso., presided The
Hogg faction, leo BY L. ~ Subictt, a.
tempted 70 capture she meeting but
ware defeated overwhelmingly when
fhcy attempted 70 break up the meet
ing b. hosling, and falling inthis they
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

N. alba "a TEN, Sept 27.-Ispeciai.l-
~ o,ear inns city last week, In the swami,
o. lAkeport N. G. Alexander. while
cuttlng railroad ties was alarmed bv
l she park Of a dog, aud on inyestigatiogg
discovered rattlesnake in swami
Mn,eh measured six and one-haH fe5t
ang mad twenty-seven rattles.
This is the largest snake oyer i,,o,y,,
70 the Inhabitants Of this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

TERRELL, Tx, sept. 20,-lSpcciRl
"A joint debate occurred this after.
noon between Mr.. Moore Of the Third
party and Judge Sheriff., notorlal
nominee Of the Democratic party for
kaufman and Hunt counties. The de-
bate WINS confined mainly 70 national "
sues. There were probably 100 per-
sons present, Democrats and Third par
tvitee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

biRMINGHAM. ALA, Sept PA
boiler Of a locomotive on the Tennessee
coal and iron branch cornpany's line ex-
ploded yesterday, killing John Gilmore
engineer. Fireman Ben Gardner. Con.
uuc'or W. M. Lambert and colored
man named Sam Estes were seriouslv
hurt. y. Io49ly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

MippLEsDoRo, KY, sept When
the train bearing Stevenson rolled Into
the depot, large and enthusiastic
crowd, headed by brass band,
gathered 10 greet him. Loud calls
from the crowd brought him TO tho
rear platform, where he thanked the
crowd and assured them Of suooaas In
Noyembar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28
I.Anon eoMnIssIoNrn rroK
PIaesd on TrAl-Hs says lie Got Firs,
Hood

Hood
ALBANY. N. Y, Sept 27.-Labor
Commissioner Peck was In court 10
dny to show cause why he should not
allow an examination Of circulars re-
ceived from New York city mAnufac.
turers on which the commissioner
based bis report Of tho effect Of the
tariff on lahor and wages. Peck's plea
was that all correspondence conducted
by him with employees and employers
was under personal pledge Of secrecy,
without which no figures could be OBJ
tanned. Tho same method prevailed
In other states, aud the returns he re-
ceived were his own property and not
that Of the state, hence no call upon
him for the basis Of his reports should
DO h0nOred.
The case went over until October i,
When Peck was leaving tho room he
remarked: "Well, I've got frat blood. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

BosToN, MAsg,, Sept 27-lThe
Democratic state central committee has
issued o challenge 70 the Republican
state central committee Tor Joint dis
cusfion which ahnll deal with both
state and national Issues between gov
ernor Russell and Hon William n.
Hail, gubernatorlal nominees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

BuzzARDs BAY, MASS. Sept 27.--lt
IS expected that Cleveland VIII make a
Visit 10 New York possibly leaving
here Thursday night 70 DO absent only
few days.
He Is IN receipt Of many cOngrhtula.
tory kilograms to-day regarding bis
letter Of acceptance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

CLEVELAND, o., Sept "a Gov. Nc,
Einley spoke this afternoon AZ Wciiinf-
ton, o., 10 inaas meeting Of Renal.
liDans BE devoted himself principally
20 the two grandfather Ia the foarteanth
congressional district Haftor. DENT.
cratic and JOHNSON, RNpublican. 10
attacked Bnllerl Hcll-knoWn and nd
zeal tariff reform pfinCipioa ia speauh
Of consAerablo length.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

forts Of tho bolting Clark faction TO
Mahouise Texas and deliver the state
into the keeping OF Republicans and
corporations,
BE II further resolved, That we en-
dorse the nomination of j. 5, Hogg for
governor and pledge him our undivided
support.
Hon; l. N. Barber speaks here on oc,
tobcr s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

BENTON HARBoR, MICH, Sept. H.
Excitement exists here over the rumor
OF a case Of Asiatic cholera Ia Royal
township, James Weed Is seriously i'll
with every symptom Of cholera. DIR.
]. S. Beers pronounced the case gem
uins and thoroughly disiniected the
premises.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

MCKINNEY, Tx, Sept 27--fSpo-
clal The Hogg Democracy organized
last night-l21 members enrolled their
names.
Resolutions endorsing Cleveland,
HOgR and tho candidates nominated by
tho county convention wcrendopied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

New York. Sept. 27.--The board OF
health, in it, 4 o'clock bulletin this
afternoon, said there had been no cases
Of cholera In this city since September
10. Eight hundred and fifteen immi-
grants landed at Ellis Island to-day
from the steamships Rugiai Wyoming
md Srandia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

BARTLETT, Tx, Sept N.-tSpe-
cial. "A Hogg club Of ninety members
was organized here Saturday, With W
L. Hahn presiden. and a. X, Pool sec
Rotary.
The following resolutions we're unani-
nonsly adopted.
Be 4 resolved By tho Bartlett Dsmo-
cratic elHb. That We eondelnn the ef-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 2T--Flret
race, viz hirl0ngs Nlaria won, Lola B
sooond ltoyulyor third Time l;i6h
SECOND race ono milo and seventy
yards fluwor DrlllH Won, Bonnlo BYRD
aocond l.onor third. limo 1881
Third rnoe, Two furlungu Sister Mary
won, Judge Cauwoll second, Boliaat
third. Time Laos.
Fourth race, one milo aud u sixteenth
-lay .. won, VALERA second, Forest
third, Time i'iq.
hlfth mor, four and half hrlougs-
lionnetta won, Sallio Il second, Hlninan
third rimo 1904.
sixth race, dix furlongs Kriltiua
won, bud Hughes second, Jack Rloia-
ellen third. limo l;lGi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

Now. Stronger Than Eser--Dldn't say liz
Had No Use for coke.

Had No Use for coke
WHITNEY, TEX, Sept. l7.-lSpccial.
w. G. Beaver, who was to appear a. .
witness that Coke said that every Clark
man should die and that he lBenverl
had weakened on Hogg, 10 an inter-
view with a Whitney Messenger re-
porter said.
~ did not say that | had no further
use for Coke, but said that his speech
was not what expected, and as to
weakening on Hogg did when ] heard
that he had put an ex-Confederato out
Of office to put a { lend In, but now that
I have found the report untrue am
stronger for Hogg than eyor.p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Sept. 27--tspc-
cial. 1.-The county convection Of Tie
fusion element opposed " the Gala
CHAN combination, met tonight, but
deferred making nominations until the
ooiored element could select a delegate
70 represent them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-28

liRowswooD Tax, Sept s7.--lspe.
olal. Rosulip Of to-dayii races, we're;
Thrco-clghths milo dash Diamond,
won, Maud 81, second; Annie May.
third.
Thipo minute trot4Albrino, wor
Houston Boy, second; Leopard Bob,
third, Time, 1903.
Three minute pnco-Clay 1OS, won
Brlght Hops, second Holland Hal
third. Time, 2.5Oi.