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PUBLIC NOTICE.

By virtue of the ordinance relating to
street numbering, adopted by the city
council of the City of San Antonio, I
have prepared and will proceed to num-
Der all houses as required under said
ordinance. Property owners can secure
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ties, who will designate the official mum.
bers.
CHAS. F. KING,
Official Murderer.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
SAFELY HANGED


NORTON, VA, Sept 2.--Ialt Han,
the Kentucky desperate, was safely
banoed at Wise court house, va, at
MON to-day There were fears Of an
attempt al rescue, but none was mace
Tbe murderer. who had been kept CON
sanity under the influence oil liquor
dUrjns the last few days, made apeeeIi
on tbe scaffold. The drop fell ell 100
n. m. and life was pronounced e3tihes
seventeen minutes later. Ills neck was
broken by the fall. H.,
Hall slept little last night ana VIZ IN
the sun peeped through the oags =. 7, ~
eli this morning he was not defiant n9i
swaggerinq rs yesterday, but ehlia ~
IL netulant coward. BE refused 70
eat anv breakfast. hut drank cup q
coifee and as tho morning preea.sso's,u..
inc Guards stationed about me p~n
searched every new conner and u Any
we're found TO have a winchester ~
pistol. such weapons were eohn7
Gated. -. .-.,a In
Before u o'clock the guards were " !,
N. n,sses.lon OF a sufficient nuinuer y
weapons 70 equip regiment IN IAe reg
DURING the execution there Wei'
900 10 a eco people in the village
Talton Hall was one Of the nlost NJ
.orioas despsradoss' As IL 0ai'o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

An Enort WIN be Made to nrinr th
states into the Democratic Coiair.

An Enort WIN be Made TO urinr th,
states into thu Democratic Coiur.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sop. 2.-Tho western
headquarters Of the national Democrats
ic campaign committee will DO
IN charge OF Hon. Bon Il
Cable, national committeeman from
Illinois This has been def
nitely settled by the committee and
Gable formally took possession Of tho
headquarters to-day Tho Illinois COM
mittcemcn also have a task in selecting
a small army Of trcnslators, olorks and
other employees for tho Western
branch, Us u Is expected hundred
Thousand documents will be mailed from
row 20 the close OF tho campaign.
The duty OF the translator will DO
mostly confined 70 translation into Cor
man, Swedish and Norwegian OF stand
ard Democratic literature and conduct
ing energetic proaelyting correspond
cnce with Individuals ci respective
natlonallues throughout tho northwest,
who appear amenable TO Democratic
logic,
Special attention Is 10 10 paid to tho
German lInthewns, whose votes tho
Democrats expect TO gain on tho COM
pulsory school lHsuo, aud It Is intended
to null every German Lutheran Votot
In the Northwest a treatise IN his own
language ON the compulsory school
question, contrasting records OF Dcmo.
uraoy and the Republican Legislators on
this subject for the past two years
Tho committee hayo decided shat an
advisory committee OF Illinois Demo
Gratis be appointed 20 assist Gable by
their counsel In tho Prairie State, Dss.
pito The cunhdenco OF tho Republicans
that in this presidential year the
electoral vote Of Illinois cun be-
relied upon Tor Harrison and Roid,
Dickinson nn0 his colleagues OF the COM
mittoo express oyury assurance Of cnr-
! ryng Illinois Ia the coming campaign.
! The principal light Ia this stale will ba
in0do ON the local Issue Of compulsory
school law, and " Is coniocturod that
the advisory COMMITTEES, to DO appoint
/ cd 10 aasiut Cable, win contain In IL
membership certain Gctman hlther
I Hns who hbyc tAlSun an aggressive posi-.
| tiOn ln tho effort tn owing the Gers
| man vote into the Democratic party
nuxt November, Dickinson said this
evening he had deferred the appoint
mont ui tho Illinois advisory commits
toe TO Cable himself, who was more
conycrpnt with tho political leaders
aud The local Issues Of the state Of Hi
| uuiH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

Looked Upon With Great Admiration In Eng.
land


LONDON, Sept 2.-President Hnrrl-
sons circular relative 10 Qlaruuning
vessels carrying immigrants, finds gen'
ernl approval and oven admiration
here. There Is some feeling of envy
that the American lUS CunOlus the
government Ia tnkO such prompt and
thorough steps to stop importation OF
cholera,
Tho halting and imperfect British
local government board Is directing
that what the boards edictoalls "hlthy
unwh0lcsomo persona coming from
foreign ports shall not pass mchnl-
lengcd, Is questioned by high legal
authority as exceeding the power Of
the board. The only act existing give
ing the board shadow Of right 10 pre-
won't the landing Of aliens ON route 70
another country IA set 10, providing for
registration OF aliens
After such registration the power OF
the board 90 Interfere With aliens van
iHhos. Tho government IN coping up
immigrants ut Grayesend and else
whore Is acting Illegally and they viii
be Obliged 20 ask parliament 10 pass In
Retrospective what ihay have dnne.
Local board officials ana board Of trade
Oniciais desire ~ 90 furthor
IL n feared one result " President
Hnrrlson'A measure Will DO 10 stop the
stream Of alien immigration TO Amerlcu
| and mako England the permanent locn
| tion OF many families who Intended u
seek new homes RnrOss The water. Pro
/ longed quarantine declared by the Uni
ted States ~ not regarded in any
| wise as hostile TO Eng
| land hut with view 10 counter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
IN SAMOA,


ApA, Sept "A largely attended
ehng Of chiefs has been held ut
.lalle, The Mataafa party still main
vans policy Of silence, though some
,alsls desire 10 hoist their own tag. IL
Iso their desire that the chief justice
withdrawn on the ground that he is
Asgenpeient and too highly paid.
rresldent Zenft is at lOggerheads
sllh Mabeh, secretary OF state, and has
ssed King Malieatoa TO dismiss him,
i-s Tue Samoan government does not
!, aiesce. Lenft refuses to allow
s'aoen 10 inspect the government ac-
~lnis, and though the president is re-
s-led, under treaty, to nder &C
eale monthly, he has not given tn IN
y ne Ring since December last, The
aa9nicipal council is unable 20 d. any
Y, ss.ng IN the way Of public works, as
" revenue is not enough to
w salaries, The monthly e&-
gnses OF the council are about
!, ~, including the presidents salary
~ Zenft has been displeased by a
w received from the consular
S'lr0 stating United States Consul
NsaeFal Blackjack had informed his
sgstfnment that President Zenit had
~ iofwarded resolutions Of the ceun-
D. appointing tho returning Lizard.
ail elsimed that under the treaty
one representative of tho
Essr had the right to forward
y y, Communication. Al a meeting
IN nei4.e,klocg and ames Cusacl Smith
sl.A King Malieatoa and Secretary Ma
~ August 10, the councils informed
KY King that the three powers were
s.paiod to send a mGn-oi-war TO carry
tsly warrant Of the supreme court
y, we arrest Of any native whom the
ssetament was unable TO arrest
,al1la the odense Of the native b,
sTTi1't q White resident.
llis Is good news TO the whites, as {
'er o. complaints have been mad,
We chief Justice without effect, h
4,lng the unsettled state Of th'
g-.lry as cause for not proceeding
.aleaia has been given the name 0
- -'--,si.laly BY Safat natives. This /
iiie i've titles necessary for tn
w, " Samoa to hold IN order to rlil
~ sqy power. Alataafa now holds d
- titles but i've.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
JENKINS, THE NAME
OF the Man Who viii DO DUST
As He Pleasest
IN REGARD TO CHOLERA LAWS
On Orders Made by Presiden Harrison 70
Any One Else
ar QUARANTINE
The situation unchanEcd--Artaase
rcrfeo, -ImportAnt Arriv,is

The situation tuchanGUd-Arraneom
rcrfeo,-ImPortsnt Arriv,is
QUARANTINE, n. ", Sept 2.-The
oholora situation ut Quarantine Is az
present practicable unchanged since yes
terday. Morayia Is still lying oil Hon-
mauisland with her passengers still on
board. No fresh cases have been re-
ported and the conyalesccnt patients
ARE almost we'll.
The remainder OF to-day aud to-mor-
row win probably see Important ar
rivals rs the Rugia from Hamburg Is
due this evening, also the City Of Rome
from Glasgow, both of which have large
numbers OF immigrants on board. To-
morrow the Normandie from Hamburg
is due, also the Umbria fromLiyorpool,
both ports which are now infected.
Cholera has very little chance Of got
ting into this country through this
port, rs the quarantine arrangements
are at present working IN most per-
feet way aad IL Dr.. jenkins Is allowed
10 carry out his plans thore Is no reason
why any case Of tl.c disease should even
get beyond quarantine station.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
DuN's REPORT.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-R, G, Dun's
weekly review OF trade says. While
industry and business are improving
daily and prospects are brighter than
ever the sudden alarm about cholera
came 10 cause some hesitation, 1t Is
even said that buyers from tho south
who departed for this city turned back
because they were afraid of detention
by quarantine here, by reason Of the
utmost precaution against the imp0rta-
tion OF the disease, which tho national
and city authorities ARE taking with
creditahie energy. But there is yet no
around for surprising the pestilence
will obtain foothold here this season.
In all other respects prospects are
clearly better than they were u year
ago and nearly all accounts show actual
increase in business.
Business failures throughout the
country for the past seven days mum
bered for tho United States, las. and
Canada, twcnty-eight. or total Of l76.
For the corresponding week last year
the figures are 2l7, representing l97 In
the United States and twenty in Can
aida
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

He wm open iii. Campaign IN That city
noustau'. Ciaims.


Special 70 tho Gazette
DALLAS. Tax, Sept . = Gov James
s. Hogg will undoubtedly open his
campaign ia this city at an early day
A telegram signed by forty lending
Democrats OF thsH CITY and county was
aunt 10 the governor to-day, inviting
him 10 nnmo his date aud they pledged
him genuine old.laahioned Welcome.
Judge Clark was Plvon big ccop.
tion hero, Now watch out for a mon
stor reception 10 Bis rival
Joseph j. Ecklord. one OF the brill
liant young lawyers and most eloquent
orators Of this city, eiHtwhilc 10 strong
Clark man who presided oyer the "a.
cont senatorial convention In this CITY,
has come out for the regular Ticket,
lt Ii understood that he viii take tho
stump FOR Hogg aud make ii speech In
oyoiy precinct Ia the euunty lie lH o
popular gontlcmmi aud has a large fol-
lowing,
David A. lubimon, president ~ tho
state league OF Republican clubs, anys
the ticltot headed by Col a. !. tl0us.
ton win poll $1,000 votes In the state,
Col. Houston Informed your correspond
ent this evening that the runpp that no
Intends coming down " u ialsehood
He viii open his campaign next week
and mako close and vigorous canyuss
of the htutG,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
rnr couwom or GALVESTON
Appropria,es Money 10 Put the city In
GOOD SANITARY Condition.

Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept 2.-Oalvcs-
toms board OF health held meeting az
8 o'clock to-day 70 consider the cholera
question and W lalks action 10 prevent
the disease from gaining ioothoid in
the city. DR.. n. NJ. Swearingen, state
health officer, Dr. Brunt, quarantine
officer Dr. Clark Campbell, city health
physician, aud a number Of local ply.
Nclans. together with the mayor. sew
eral aldermen and steamship agents
were IN attendance. The question Of
quarantine was discussed and
Dr.. Swearingen stated that the
state health authorities we're fully alive
10 the impending danger Of Injection
from New York and Mexico ana rigid
Instructions had been issued 70 all quar-
nntine officers 10 exercise the utmost
vigilance and take every precaitiOn
necessary 10 prevent the importation Of
the disease. The agents Of tbs steam
ship companies promised hearty coop
Grafton IN any and all measures that
might be put IN force by the health aii-
tborities. state and local, In their ei-
forts TO protect the people from the ter
riblo scourge.
The board adopted a resolution ask-
ing the city council for an appropria-
ton Of $4,000 70 be used In placing this
city IN good sanitary condition and
for the erection Of a hospital on Pelican
Island for tho reception Of poraons sui-
iesing from contagious diseases.
The city council met Immediately up
on the adjournment Of the board and
appropriated $1,000 70 b. placed imue-
dlately at the disposition Of the board
Of health 70 DO applied as stated In their
resolution,
Tho bard u hsaltA VIA - once be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
INonEAsn n NussIA.
The Tetal NuMbcr of Deaths Throughout
the Empire Mortality Great

81. PETERSBURG, Sept q. The on
cial returns for the Empire for August
30, are rs follows;
New cases, $685. deaths, 2722 Com.
pared with the figures Of August %
the increase is ili new cues und 1913
deaths, These figures though official
are known 10 be incomplete, many Of
tho smaller villages nave not been
heard from at ali.
The city returns for yesterday give a
total Of la new cases and 6l deuths
being an increase OF q now cases and
II deaths compared with Wednesday,
IL is thought that the disease will die
ont no one believes II will disappear
through the Efforts Of the doctors.
The total number Of deaths through
out Russia viii reach UNPARALLELED
figures.
The conservative estimate OF total
already reached places the number Of
cholera deaths at 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

gin the work OF placing the city 10 an
excellent sanitary condition and erect a
hospital on Pelican Island, lying three
miles north OF the city ana uninhablted.
Dr. Blunt the quarantine oilicor hero
will be extremely rigid In his inspec-
tion Of all vessels arriving irons foreign
and domestic ports, and the people OF
the interior can feel assured that every
precaution VIII ho taken 70 prevent any
contagious sease from gaining an In
let through this city. However, should
cholera or any other contagious disease
deyelope here Il will beprumptly ro-
ported TO tho daily press OF tho state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
DEATHS NOTICE.


COLUMBUS, O., Sept. IA striking
instance Of premonition Of death came
TO light last night. Two weeks ago
Miss Blanche NJ. Kroeson, daughter OF
a physioian Of Columbus, hastily re.
turned from the East, where she had
been visiting, and informed her parents
that she had premonition that death
would como 10 her In few days. They
tried To disabuse her mind Of the no.
ton. but she only became more thor
oughly convinced that her end was
near, and gave her mother minute d.
rections as 10 her funeral Two days
after reaching home she took typhoid
fever and last night sho died.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

PARIS, Sept Observation-Disclosures
has been manifested hers ia a party Of
Russian Jews, who were expelled from
Odessa and we're waiting In Paris for
funds 20 continue their Journey 10
America. To-day they started for
Dieppe whore they will go aboard y
vessel that will convey them TO Canada.
1t can be stated that theirultimato dos
their object in sailing for CANADA Is
simply 10 escape the quarantine rcgu-
ports. They expect TO make very
short stay IN Canada and thence proceed
across the ST. Lawrence into the
United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept 3. Assistant
Secretary Spalding has many kilograms
to-day 10 answer as 20 tho application
Of quarantine restrictions IN case Of
steamers having on board cabin and
Storage passengers, The assistant
secretary explained that In a case
where a steamer brought both immi-
grants and cabin passengers the latter
would be detained at quarantine long
enough TO assure the quarantine officers
that thoro Is no danger Of introducing
cholera and then they would bo al
lowed 10 land. The health officers
would have full direction OF the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
mlLls ~ nan nrALru.

no has Cancelled Humhcr OF Appoint-
mants-wni Vote ror HsEE,
sporlaiio me uRfriie
SAN ARToNfo, Tx, Sept 2'-slen-
ntor Roger Q. Mills rs here en- route 10
mn nm appointment 10 speak NJ Laredo.
IN an interview Senator Mllla complain
ed Of being comnletqly broken down
physiually, and said he would havo 10
dive up active political work and take
. rest. For this purpose he has oan-
cellod his appointments as brentwood,
Dublin, Eastlaud Wog,horloid Decatur
and Gainesville and had declined all In
vlintlons 70 speak In the north.
Col. Mills said that with reference 70
the qubnatorial cnnyass between Clark
and Hoee that II was fight for the
Democrats 20 settle among themeelvns
aud he would take 20 part IN II furthcr
than TO vote for Hopg. His canvass
would DO confined 70 national issues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03

TYLER, TEX, sept 2---The Republi-
cans OF smith county met to-day IN
county convention. a negro wac elect
ed permanent chairman The commit
tee on resolutions reported opposing the
nomination Of county iieket and Be-
yeroly roasting tho state md county
Democratic adminlgtrnuon, reading be-.
tween tho lines Of the resolutions udopt-
ed n q certain thbt the Republicans
wiz support the Third party county
ticket ana the delegates 10 the state
eonfcntiou which meet. AZ Fort worth
will doubtless support George CLARK for
gogcrnoTaud viii oppose the nomlnatlon
AZ Ia state ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-03
STATE AFFAIRS.
Gov HOgg Appoints a Judge-Decreaso In
taxable Values.

AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 1.-The gov
ernor announced to-day the appoint
meut of T. r. Cochran Of Williamson
county TO be Judge OF the Twenty
sixth judicial district, vice-Judge Key,
who goes ON the supreme bench.
The comptroller to-day received tax
rolls showing a decrease OF taxable values
as follows: Washington county Sill
1856; Nueces. S59j, 93s; Fisher, SIG, I6j.
Total decrease for the three counties
81, 30. $50. From this total may be
taken Gillespie county, which increased
S77,7s2, large portion Of which,
however, was importations Of thorough
bred stock to the ranch Of John A. Nor
ris Of New York.
The railroad commission to-day
issued a circular exempting the East
Line and Red River railroad from the
operation Of the commissions tariff.