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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
NORTHERN
MINNESOTA,
O. B Moon gives an account
of his trip there together
with his Impressions
Of the country.
Continued from last week. J

- O~~~ 49,
This whole northeastern portion O
Minnesota is rich in timber and miner
ais. The famous Massaba iron range
passes through it from northeast tt
southwest and although it was only
opened up about year ago, it is rapid
! ly becoming one OF the most famous
ranges. New mines are being discover.
ed and opened up every day and it bids
fair to become one of the richest of iron
ranges.
| About three or four miles from the
lake is range of bluffs extending par
allel with the lake from Two Harbors
to the Canadian line. Copper has been
found in number of places along this
range and it is thought that the vein
extends the whole length. In our trip
down the lake we became acquainted
with G. w. Brenizer, of Duluth. who,
with his brother has been engaged for
years in exploring this region for min
erals, and obtained considerable infor-
nation about the country from him.
He and his brother own quite I; tract of
land in west of Pork Bay and have done
some prospecting for copper. They
sank shaft just where the Manitou riv-
er passes through the bluffs and at a
depth of fifty feet struck copper that
assayed fifteen and one half per cent
pure copper.
St. Paul and Minneapolis parties
have also found copper near Two Har-
bors and d Chicago Go. is operating
near Grand Maris, and copper has also
been found on Temperance river, and
silver has been found at a number of
places along this range.
One thing in particular that attract
ed our attention during the trip down
the lake was a sluice which we were in
formed was two and d half miles long
used for the purpose of running logs
from the top of the bluff into the lake.
About half past five in the afternoon
we arrived at Pork Bay where our par
ty divided, Alex Aesler and Cal Dock
endorff continuing on dowA the lake
while Dick johnson and his partner,
''Frcnchy'', and myself landed and pre-
pared for our tramp in the woods. Here
we were joined by John Coleman and
Geo. Stewart both of whom are well
known in Eagle. quickly concluded
arrangements with Coleman to accom-
pany me for the balance of the trip and
a better selection I could not have made
with TIE single exception that he near
ly played me out trying to keep in sight
of him while packing in. Our destina-
ton was Stewards and Walsh shanties
which are about eighteen miles from
the lake over as hard trail as it would
be possible to imagine. It is continu-
al up hill and down alternating witt
spruce. tamarack and cedar sWanps,
with conside rable more up hill than
down as when we reach the shanties we
are full half mil. above Lake Super
ior It has been very wet season all d
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30

Joe Neemacheck, bo0k-keeper for
the Gerry Lumber Co., received a dis
patch Friday stating that his broth
er was dangerously sick at Appleton.
He went down on the first train but
arrived too late to see him alive.
The funeral was held Sunday.
Chris wise returned Friday from
his trip in Minnesota. He secured a
homestead but is not oyer-elated
with his trip. Judging from his ap-
pearance packing and the flies were
too much for him or else he is not Il
very good cook and could not eat
his own cooking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
TEXAS eAPrIsrs
In Convention at soIion-C Caring Tor the Old
ministers.

BELToN, TEX, Oct. Especial, j.
The Baptist state convention met this
morning. Dr. r. G. Burleson was
elected president; vice-presidents, w.
II. Maxwell, f. NJ. Low, a. j. Fawcctt;
secretaries, Il. 5. Potto and A. E.
Baton.
p. H. Eager, president OF Baylor col
lege, delivered the address Of welcome.
responded to by DR.. w. o. Bailey, OF
Houston.
Il. G. Dorgen. representing the South
ern Baptist Theological seminary. was
present A collection for the seminary
was taken amounting TO 81 100
The old minister's relief b GARD re-
ported that comfortable homo had
been provided at Lampasas. Thirty
five old ministers wore now cared for
by the board.
Rev. George II. Cox, Of Louisville,
Ky is present.
DR.. b. II. Carroll preached the con-
vention sermon tonight at the Baptist
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
HOPPERS AT WORK


KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct 7.-Myriads
OF grass-hoppors have appeared in Blu
chanan and adjoining counties, and are
rapidly destroying winter wheat The
hoppers arc not OF the variety that ap-
peared in 10, but nre common field grass
hoppers that stay in one place the en-
tire season. The warm dry weather
has Matched them out by the millions,
and unless cold rain or frost
comes, immense damage win be
done. Reports OF the appearance
of svarms Of grass-hoppers in
various parts OF the country are getting
so numerous that they are beginning 10
cause some anxiety regarding the ten
der winter wheat plant which Is just
appearing above the ground. Fourteen
counties In Missouri report 70 the state
secretary Of agriculture that the insects
are 70 numerous that they are causing
alarm 10 farmers.
In many parts Of Kansas they are said
10 be threatening TO destroy many acres
Of wheat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
STATE AFFAIRS.
Meetings Of Teachers Associations Cha
tiers Filed.

AUSTIN, TEX, Oct Especial. l.
The following charters were filed to-
day;
The Heaine Electric Light company,
capital $1,000; incorporators, Petor
Brady, Mary A. Brady and William
Brady.
Young Mems Christian Association,
of III Paso; value OF property, s2500;in
corporators, O. G. White, ii. NJ. Pat
terson aud A. r. Kittridgc.
The Houston City Street Railway
company filed an amendment to It's
charter, increasing its capital stock 10
81, 5000
The La Porte, Houston and Northern
railroad filed It's charter. IL il IA
build a line from La Porto in Harris
county TO Houston, distance Of TWEEN
ty-two miles. Capital stock $500, 900.
Incorporators A. NJ. York and nine
others.
The bulletin board OF the educational
department shows tho following events:
The Northwest Texas Teachers asso-
citation meets at Decatur Saturday,
October &.
Tho Central Texas Teaehers' asso-
citation meets at Palestine October 8.
The East Texas Teashers' associa.
tion meets at Navasota October 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

Millenial Celebration at Woeburh, Mass
Great Success
WoEBURN, MASS, Oct. lit is esti-
mated that there were 10000 strangers
In the town to-day, the second day OF
the Millenial celebration. Tho weather
was all that'could be desired and big
procession, q feature OF the forenoon,
was pronounced SUCCESS. The climax
of the great celebration came this
afternoon In the banquet in the new
armory hall. In the Introductory adj
dress TOastmastor johnson called az
tention TO the fact that the presidents
OF the United States, Franklin Pearce,
Grover Cleveland and Benja-
min Harrison traced their ancestry
TO families, now. or formerly residing
in Woeburn. His mention of Cleve-
lands name brought burst of enthus-
iasm from the crowd, but 'when he
spoke tine name OF Harrison II was
greeted with a perfect ovation of cheers
and the clapplng of hands. The first
toast was 'tI'he President Of the United
States, and after that brief letter OF
regret was read from President Harri-
son. His representative in the person
of Hon. j. w. Foster, Secretary Of
State was present and responded TO the
toast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
A FAT JOB.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, oct. 7.-Susie Com
rad, a fat woman weighing six hun
bred pounds who has been on e1hibi-
ton in dime show became III to-day
and IL was decided 10 remove her 10 the
hospital. A call was sent for the pa
troll wagon, but the two wagon officers
nearly tainted when they saw what
they we're expected TO carry out. They
summoned Ave other officers and man
aged TO get tho woman ON u
stretchor Then every blue coat
tugg cd until they were black
In the face aud their eyes hung out
but they could not bulge the woman.
Several lusty citizens were called in
and after pulling and hauling and show
ing, the woman was placed In the pa
troll wagon. She filled the wagon com
plciely and the officers had 10 hang ON
the best they could. She was finally
placed In bed in the hospital after an
other desperate struggle, She is suf-
fering with elephantiasls and may die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

At Work In Phiiadelphia-Large sums to
BE Used In New York


New YORK, Oct. IA dispatch from
Philadelphia TO the Herald says: There
was an interesting conference some
days ago at Mayor Stuart's private Of
fee. After the meeting he'd adjusted
ilself TO business he announced that the
Republican campaign committee re-
quired exactly S2000,000 for campaign
purposes and that Philadelphia was ok
pected to contribute literally to the
fund. IL was necessary TO begin
work without delay and report the
amount subscribed before the close OF
the present week. After protracted
deliboration the delicate task of solicit
ing money was assigned Joseph Alto
mus, n conspicuous member Of The firm
OF Colin, Altomus q Company, promi-
nent in wholesale dry gopds circles.
Mr.. Altemus at once sallied
forth upon the field of con-
quest. Drexel g. Co., subscribed
$4,000, Thomas DOhan $1,000
Ham DisstOn $4,000, Postmaster
General Wanamaker $4,000, John and
James Dobson $4,000. There Is an
other $4,000 subscriber whose name
did not learn. Coffin, Atlemus q Co.
pledged 5000 as did StrawbIidge, the
Clothier. One firm has conditionally
subscribed 100000, while another com
pany has pledged $4,000. Much Of
this money will be used In New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
Who Was Chased Into the In
dian Nation.
HE HAS BEEN STICKING HOGS
In Wichita, Kansas, for the Past Nine Months
Texas lacks Friends


WICHITA, KAs., Oct 7.-Ollie
Ogce, who IL was supposed was the
only member Of tho Dalton gang to es-
cape. is hero and has boon here nine
months past. He works In a packing
house and the foreman says ho has not
missed u days work In the last three
weeks so IL Is impossible for him 10
have been with tho Coieyville robbers.
Dr., Wood, of Coiloyville Ogeo's foster
father, Is here to-day and says he can
not undeiTlan how Ogoc's name lao
came connected with that Of the Dial
tons. y dispatch from Cohevilie states
thnt the oscaped handit Is unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

Why the PopuIists Didn't Make u Better
Showing In Georgia.


CHICAGO, LII, Oct IA special
dispatch from Atlanta, Ca, says: State
Chairman Irwin OF the Peoples party
says: "rhere was great deal of ballot
box stuffing in Dougherty county IL
was shameful. Out in Rockdale county
they offered $40 for negro votes. We
got no help from Republicans who
would naturally have voted against the
Democrats. Many laborlng men were
told they would be discharged II
they voted for the Peoples party
and the railroads gave the same notice
TO their employees. For that reason we
did not get out our full strength. We
shall fight right on through the presi-
dental and congressional elections in
November and then We expect 10 make
n far better showing. We will have
the United States maishals at the polls
In November, who will protect ballot
ing. There are many people who are
Democratic in state matters and Peo-
pies party in national politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct Franklin
Ma oVeagh, OF this city, brother Of
Wayne MaoVeagh, says: Tits undoubt-
eddy true that Judge Gresham has def
nitely decided 20 vote for Mr., Cleye-
land" Judge Gresham. Says Mr. Mac
Veagh, "has made no secret Of mis- po-
sltion among his friends. have for
some time known that he intonded 10
vote for Mr. Cleveland. Others have
known 1t, and Mr.. Cleveland himself
has known 1t. am not authorized to
make any statement for Judge Gresb-
am, but know his position 80 well /
can easily state It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.--Chairmsn Har-
rity received Il letter to-day from tho
Indian Territory stating that the diff
fcrences among the Democracy there,
which involved membership ON the
Democratic national committees. had
been harmcuiotisiy settled, and Robert
Lowen unanimously elected a member
Of the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

LIBERTY, Tax, Oct 7.-LSpecial. J.
This afternoon Ben Perkins, track
walker Of the Southern Pacific, got
drunk aud began 10 abuse J. A. Clop-
ton. section foreman, following him TO
his house sud threatening 70 kill him
.Cloptsn, seeing his life in danger, put
Ave bwDeis into Perkins. He surren-
dered aud was released on nominal
bcnA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
WEAVER LEAVES ron PULASKI
After Addressing Large Audience at
GoOdleitaville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 7.-Gen-
Weaver and Mrs. Lease spoke to Il
large crowd at barbecue given by the
Peoples party at Goodlettsville, n
small village about ten miles
north OF Nashville. Gen, Weaver
made long speech in which he
dwelt chiefly upon the silver question,
dcnouncing the position, both OF the
Democratic and Republican parties.
The party leave for Pulaski, Tenn,
in the morning where General Weaver
and Mrs. Lease have appointments.
There Is some hard feeling in the town
against General Weaver as an indiyid-
ual, but all measures will be taken by
all political parties TO secure him IN
uninterrupted hearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
eCk THE RIPPER.
OF HIS VICTIMS UNCoV-
FRED BY woRKMEN.
gi'H We're Committed al : Remote
l'a-rhs Find Causes Great Ex.
'll'HeuI-InvsslisaLng.

,DSl Oct, IA startling discov-
made to-day in the section of
noted for so many heinous
Which have been committed
Z precincts. The scene of the
on Dean street, in White
me district where a number Of
Deem employed for the last
"a lhe work OF excavating for
nqing, to be erected on a long
site The spot was
supled by a notorious Grim
s9rt which was well known
ne by reason Of 80 many Of
alnst the law which had been
y .leir notice during the time
pace had flourished. The re-
~ y a great deal of prominence
,ae scene of horrible butcher
4 gu women attributed TO the
,.i ~ mysterious parsonage
~ saSk the Ripper" 1t was
4 ~ mat one of his poor VIC
~, ,0aad with her body mutilated
ai slckening manner which
" work of this assassin.
Sels We're busily engaged at
oOls to-day, and, In turn
qualtlty OF debris. n rough
irSeyealed, which at once ex =
'I.y as to what its contents
II was quickly opened. and
Ill., Vruls,ihmept Of all It was found
a.a the dry bones Of three
aS Saa everything points to
n, ole crime committed at
Period. The discovery
IN reat deal Of excitement and
iio C1s visited the place to view
4 'g Ia. Much speculation is in
c ost no facts in connection
H. .sse are brought out. The
bs ~ notified and an investiea.
IN, M instituted by the autbori-
Ina ., "a II possible how the re-
Ie r' 70, 70 Be- placed in the SPOT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. IA
south bound passenger train on the
Mississippi Valley railroad which left
Memphis at o'clock yesterday even
mo vent through trestle this morn
ing near savers stntion. Joseph Ceti,
brennan. was killed, and Engineer Co
mar was slighty injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. There was nm.
usual activity in silver certificates AT
the stock exchange this morning. over
one hundred thousand ounces o6anced
hands at $40 a IS. Tho purchases
were due to hopeful views expressed nv
Jesse Seligmau, special commissioner
OF the United States who has inst re-.
turned from Europe, In regard to the
international monetary conference
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. Roger q.
Mills arrived in the city this morning.
He told an Associated Press reporter he
was feeling fatlgued by tho journey,
but few days rest would fix him all
right 10 make several speeches in Illi-
nois and the north during the month.
He refused to discuss the Texas polit-
ical situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

HOUSTON, TEX, Oct. 7.-ESpocial.l
Hon. Geo. Clark spoke at Naoog-
doches this morning and at Livingston
this afternoon. The Houston. East
and West Texas railway has placed q
special train At their disposal so TINT
Judge Clark and Major Goree can make
fast time in the canvass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
|RAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

.,.r, Union Telegraph com
s /, n, a building at Chicago
Zoo.
bu GeOpcrt committed SUI
nstroit, Mich, yesterday by
A,ersolf with a shoe string
sn,ling is under arrest at
,am, Mich, for removiog her
body from a cemetery forty
pr burial.
/, a postal clerks are going TO
Sam to give them stronger
III in. so that in a collision
hola their own.
h. Of the eight hundred en-
1,be catasauqua rolling mills
'4toWn, Pa, Wnlci NNs''
la. was declared of yesterday
IN agents at New York are
Linz q scheme to smuggle
Il into the United States and
ss;zure has already been
Il %, OOO-candle power electric
lbt which has just been turned
Statue Of Liberty, New York
- reveal an object $4,000 feet
tI.iusion Democrats met at
kansas yesterday and by reso-
lared that every Kansas DEM
free to vote as he pleased in
b. election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

, inns morning over the Mexican Central
brought 800 soldiers from Mexico Gu yi,,
to chihuahua. They were semi they
oy the government TO suppress the ~
oellin In the Sierra Madres. Tho -
volutionists do not intend to surrenda,.
but Will fight TO the death. Thev sa,,
they trust In God, not President Dia:
anu that they viii govern themselves
or die in the attempt. ''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

GALVESTON, Oct. 7.-[Special. lilo.
cal forecast for Texas east OF the Tooth
meridian for twenty-four hours, ending
al ~ o'clock midnight, October 8:
Fair; stationary temperature except
cooler over North Texas; variable
..rfuda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

Friends of tho bandits .Arrive-Marshai
Connolly rnrled.


Connolly rnried.
CoFFEYV1LLE, KAN, Oct Tx.
element over the terrible tragedy OF
Wednesday, which resulted Ia tho
death Of four OF the Dalton gang aud
the four citizens, defenders ~ the city
against the Dalton raid, still continues.
Hundreds of visitors arrive ON every
train to visit the scencol tho Daltons
last raid, and the city Is crowded with
strangers.
Trouble was narrowly avertcd this
morning when Sheriff Callahan wanted
10 move Emmett Dalton To lndepcnd
ence, and had he carried out his plni
there would have boen war for al
though the citizens are willing that b,
should receive all the caro- necessary
they will not submit To his being
moved. II is, however, only Il question
OF time with him, His hours aie mum
bored His mother and brothers. Bei
aud simon, and his sister, Mrs, Whip
pie, arrived this morning from King
fisher
George Broadwcll and Il. 3. Wilcox
brother and hrothor-in-law Of Dicl
Broadwell, called Texas jack ar
rived from Hutchinson to-day, VIII
cox said 1--WE wero greatly shocked
by the occurrence and were entirely
ignorant of Dicks being with this
gang. We had not heard Of him sinc0
May. He was never wild nor drlnker
or gambler, and although cowboy We
always thought him straight Hit
mother and sister Jennie, George and
my wife compose the family and all
live IN Hutchinson
Broadwell's body was taken up and
placed in II coffin his family purchased
for him, and then placed back in his
grave.
Tho funeral Of Marshal Connolly took
place this morning and was largely at
tended. The body was taken 10 INDIE
pendence, the Missouri Pacific railway
company furnishing free Of charge two
coaches for his friends.
A meeting was held tonight at the
wigwam and trustees Tor the contrlbu-
tiOn fund for the relief Of the widows
and children OF the murdered citizens
were appointed, Tho express and rail
road companies win donate liberal
sums.
Cashier Ayers still improves.
Relic hunters took everything they
could lay their hands on, every hair
from tho tails of the robbers horses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

SHERMAN, TEX, O1t. Especial. +
The Clark people arc expecting big
time here Saturday night when f. A.
Mcdowell, Democratic candidate for
encouragement, will speak here, at
which time Clark club win DO organ
lied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

SAN ANGELO Tax, Oct. 7.-ISpe-
cial, l-Col. Otis Eaton and ex-senator
A. w. Houston, Of San Antonio, viii
address the people here tomorrow in
behalf of Hon, Geo. Clarks candidacy
for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08
fAE SAP AFFAIR.


b Of The Road Brings SUI lot
Irsspass 10 Try Title.
kroNlo, TEX, Oct. 7.-[Spe-
"A q suit filed to-day j. S. Mona
ceiyer, sues b. f. Yoakum,
btt and others for trespass to
He claims that certain lands
red upon by the railroad com
the plaintiffs damage
1HO, which the defendant sold
me Of the Arkansas Pass
81 Tor $500 and consideration per-
hluable to the said defendant.
'Ih tiif therefore AYERS that If tho
1bnio and Arkansas Pass railway
d is not entitled TO recover the
II ground, then he is entitled to
rom the defendant $500 in
IN $4,000 in the stock
d company. In another suit
Mcnamara complains Of Uriah
II. B, Andrews, Minlin
~. A. C. Schryver and b. h.
|1ie He alleges that the defend
1fe the owners Of Riverside
It which they erected certain
'.h, which we're paid for out of
lN'Ik OF the San Antonio aud Aran-
'4s' railway company; that this was
4ithout the knowledge and
"A pf the San Antonio and Aran-
WI railway company and that the
q have since sold the property
opriated for their own use the
thereOi.
hands that the sum of 500, $50
he San Antonio and Arkansas
Way company on demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

NocoNo, TEX, Oct. 7.--lSpecial. +
Congressman Bailey and Harry Tracey
met here to-day in joint discussion,
Both made able efforts FOR their parties,
The audience was large. There is some
talk OF continuing the discussion to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

PEcos, Ten, Oct. 7.-iSpecial. l.
Judge Alien, candidate for comptroller
on the Clark ticket, and Drummer
CraddoclS spoke at the court house last
night 10 u fair sized audience in sup
port u Clark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

ABILENE, KAN, Oct. 7.---Hon. j. B.
Foraker spoke here tonight to 5000
people, the largest crowd that ever
gathered in this part Of the state 10
hear political address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

CENTREvILIE, TEX, Oct l.
Especial. -Hord Gibson, white, and
John Kitchen, colorcd, TWO desperate
characters, got out Of jail by priZlin!,g
Tie bars open with seantling, while
they are heading for Louisiana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

JEFFERsoNvILI.E IND, Oct. L.
Judge Columbus b. Harfod, a we'll
known Indiana lawyer. heretofore a
strong Republican, having been the
nominee for congress few years ago,
has publicly announced thai he uolld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. IA Joint do
bate b0tTeen Col. Stone and Maj. War
nor, Democratic aud Republican candi-
dates ior governor Of Missouri, has
been arranged to take place ~ Eahola,
Clark county, tnis state, October II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

FREDERICK, Md, oct Hon.
Charles Foster, secretary of the treas
ury, and party arrived hero tonight
and were given vociferous reception.
Foster made q lengthy address. Other
speakers followed briefly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct. lit was said
at the white house this morning thai
Mrs. Harrison rested fairly well last
night and Is comparatively comfortable
this morning.