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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-13

Bears formerly ran wild in Great
Britain. They were not exterminated
in Scotland till just before the time OF
William the Conqueror.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-13

Dean Swift first used the expression
sweetness and light, for which Mat
thew Arnold generally has credit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
COMPROMISED.


New York. Nov Is. The conferences
OF urchbishups Of the United States
which has been IN daily session az tho
arch Episcopal residence Of Archbishop
CurrigHn since Wednesday last, con-
cluded Tonight IN the matter rclat-
ing 10 parochial schools tho following
report made indicates compromise
upon tue question; II Is TO-
solved 10 promote tue erection
% Catholic schools SO there may be ac-
commodatiUn in them Tor more. and u
yOs-iblr. Tor all our Catholic children,
according 20 the deorcase W the third
plonary council az Baltimore and tho
decision Of is Holy Soel
Second as 20 children az present not
attending Catholic schools we desire In
addition, that provisions be made
for them By sunday schools
aud also by lnstruction On
some other day or days OF
the week and by urging parents 10
teach their children Christian doctrine
hi their homes. These Sunday and
week day schools should be under the
direct supervision OF the clergy, aided
by Intelligent lay members, and BY
members Of other religious teaching
orders.
No other decision upon the mattcre
discussed bg tho conference VIII ut
present be Communicated 10 the press
by the presAtea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
SOUTHERN PRESS.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE NEW AS.
ISOLATION WRITES


Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 1S.-The fol-
lowing statement from Adolph Ochs,
proprietor Of the Chattanooga Times,
explains itself.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 1S, 1892.
The publication Ia The New York
Times that the proprietor of the Chat
tanoogn Times Is disgruntled and Is
likely to withdraw from the Southern
associated press. is without the slightest
foundation. | have for the past ten
days persistently refused to receive re-
ports of the New York associated press.
though ttndered me every day. The
Southern associated press has no iuem-
Der who Is more loyal than myself
There was every effort made to create u
mutinous spirit in the Southern nsso-
ciated press, but II failed Of IT'S purpose.
The Southern associated press has in its
membership every daily newspaper in
Georgia, East Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana. and hereto
fore received New York associated press
news, paying therefor $4,000 per an
mum. The Southern associated press has
by contract control In the states men
toned Of all news of the United press
and Western associated press, and
through these two organizations the two
principal foreign news agencies.
Inv EAhItl1hAAF huh HhllAhtlfth VI Aht
Southern daily papers had every oppor-
tunity to continue their relation with
the New York associated press, and on
terms they could themselves dictate, and
they chose to decline all oyerures, 1t
is supposed they knew what they were
about, nll being successful business men,
The members of the Southern associated
press bear 10 Ill will to the New York
associated press, but join in the move
ment that includes, with exceptions
hardly worth mentioning, every duly
newspaper in the United States from
Seattle to Bangor and from the Lakes
to the Gulf, to put stop " the ar
engagements which enables seven New
York City duilies to control the news
Of the country, and to exact whatever
pay they desired. The door is opeu L
the New York associated press TO com,
in on equal terms with the most favored
The Southern associated press hopei
its former New York City asso
ciates may soon realize the folly of thei
efforts to stop the progressive nOveemn
that for a wonder was not commence
yenrs ago. Adolph 5. Ochs,
Chairman of the executive committee OF
the Southern associated press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
SHE WORE PANTS,
BUT SHE WAS A WOMAN DRESS.
go A LA MAN.
Her Companion a Printer Who Filled HOr Out.
Has Nothing 10 SaY-A Mystery
al Beaumont.

Beaumont. Tex, Nov. IS.-(Special)-
City Marshal w. A. Langham received
a postal card from the chief Of police at
Austin giving d description Of youth
about 10 years old that had run away
from his home in that city and asking
that he be arrested aud held, He found
two suspicious looking persons around
town. one of whom appeared to III the
bill to II nicely, but II afterwards de-
veloped that his prisoner was woman
Incorporating In male attire. She was
accompanied by II young mum about " or
"a years old who gave his name as Chas
DeCosta, formerly OF Rome, Ga, that
he is printer and last worked in job
Office In III Paso He claims TO have
come across the woman at point west
Of San Antonio. and Us her clothing was
not of sufficient warmth he gave her
full outfit OF his own. He had Wells
Fargo receipt issued at Houston for va
lise consigned to himself at New Or
leans. which he claims contains the woni-
ans clothes. He stutes her name IL
Mayo, and that he knows nothing more
about her. She will not talk Mt all. Oil
GERS are holding them subject 10 the re-
suit of inquiries they have instituted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
A BREAK UP,



Memphis Tenn, Nov. IL, - The
Farmers Alliance and Industrial 1850
citation re-convened this morning. 9.
W. Maounc became discouraged and
Withdrew from the order.
The following officers were elected:
II. d. Louck, North Dakota, president;
Marion Butler, North Carolina, vice.
president; Ben Terrell, Texas, national
treasurer; Editor Taylor, Of the Nash
Vile Toiler, secretary. and the follow
ing executive board: l.. Leonard,
Missouri; Mann Page. Virgihin; |. H..
Dean, New York; X e. Deming, Penn
sylvania.
Macune said: ~ resigned because II
is being diverted from its original pur-
poses and nude the tail Of the Third
party kite. This means non-partisan
Alliance membvnscannot longer remain
IN the ORDER
The closing executive session OF the
National Alliance this Afternoon and
Tonight was devoted 10 routine BUSH
ness. A truce WAS patched up with
the disgruntled macune faction by ihe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
WILL VOTE WITH TIE DEMO.
Gratis.

Harrisburg, Pa, Nov 49, senator
PETER United States senator from Kan
to,dny Oh hls way from Topeka 10 Wash
iugton. He was accompanied by Mrs,
raiTor and his daughter When aEkod
how the result Of The election suited him
sui. Our marty elected seven out of the
eieht congresmen 10 Kahsas We nov
have 4 majority or three In The iceinin-
turr on Joint ballot, which means that
4 Pobuist vii be- elected from Kansas
10 succeed tha late senator Plumb III
the United States senate
~rhe next president after Cleveland
will be iopullst Our issues will be
Tie silver and taxation questions, and
on them we arc sure 10 win The Dem
o,rnts wiz have control Of tho sennie az.
Ter Aiafch 4. and iho popiiists viii vote
will them on the tariff question As .
choice between The Democrats and Re-
pnilieans We win pc found on the side
Of tire Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Jewett, Tex, Nov. lT.-(Special. -
The official vote OF this county stands:
Hogg, 1l3; Clark, l2s; Nugent, us. l..
II, Dashie, candidate for representa-
tive from this and Madison counties,
is elected by large majority. Hutch
ison for congress carried this county by
large majority.
The Democratic state nominees for
county offices are all elected but one.
There was one Third party man elected
for Justice OF the peace in this precinct,
the only one in the county, The bal
ance OF the Third party was showed
under two to one. They are buried so
deep am afraid they will not get out
by spring.
w. II. McGill, the man who killed J.
o. Makamson ON election day at Leona,
had his examining trial at Centerville
yesterday aud was placed under $4,000
bond, which he will have no trouble in
giving. james McGill, his father, who
was shot by Makanson, Is reported
worse and not expected TO get well.
1t is thought that Makamson being
dangerously shot mistook Yves Roger for
McGill and shot him through mistake
as they were dressed alike. Rogers
brother told Mnliamson he bad killed
Yves and he said, "Noi killed Bill
McGill, aud turned and walked of and
did not go far before he fell.
McGill used 32-ealibre Smith g.
Wesson and Makamson Al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

For governor Hogg, $685. Clark, 24s:
Houston, SOL; Prendegast o.
For congress. first district--J. g.
Hutchinson, GU; j. b. Stephenson, 634;
Daniel Taylor l65.
For state senate-W y. McCOmb,
624; ]. Earl Preston, 70l.
For house Of representatiyes--H. X.
White. 143; B. II. Knowles. 574; fifty
fifth district. L. r. DAshiell, 795; W.
T. Lyons, 53l; iifty-sixth district. j.
w. Aston, 1876; IL. ". Gibbs, 55s;
slxty-fonrth district, Official count Of
Madison county. r. Wiley, county
clerk.
The following officers were elected:
J. c. Morris, county judges r. M. Black,
sheriff and tax collector; X. Wiley,
county and district CLERK; l.. l.. Bycrs,
tax asses or: J. r. Griffith, county at.
torney; G. w. Sehrier, treasurer All
Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

called. They testified TIA, Mrs 1o,s.
from girlhood to wonanhood WIS n,od
EST, retiring and yirtuous and Of most
unimpeachable character
AIRS, $. y: Mauyias swore that she
knew Rev Veal when he wns a iiyeiv
young preacher before the war. sbs
created quite a sensation when
she stated that Rev. Veai
wanted TO take improper liberties
With young girls at the very altar, md
tiheir elders warned them one and ali 70
nave nothing TO do with Rev. Veal.
Az o'5o court adjourned until 9o'elock
tomorrow morning.
Inc attorneys for the state have moi
yet shown their hand The evidence
ol Mrs. Jones created as great a sensa.
tion as the killing Of Captain Veal by
her husband and is the sole tonic Of
conversation in the city tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Topeka, Kan, NOV, is. -lcwcren -.
dny gave the first anthoriliye stnctnont
OF the policy he aud his fellow populbt
officials will follow in the management
OF state aiGiirs during their iurumbcncv.
Nothing he suil whuld he done TO impair
the credit Of The state None of the
wild schoWcs which tholr opponents crcd-
tied to the Popnlists would be put Into
effect The unly radical legislation Nopld
be- ihg, IN relation Ia railroads, In III
first place the present llcpublcan board
ui railway commissioners will be dls-
placed for POpulsis aud d bin will be
paused oudowlng Il with full authority
60 fix rites and with power 10 onforve
them, A maximum rntc hill will prob
ably be pnased. The railway commissions
ers will probably be- made elective iu-
stead of .Nppuintive 40 tho pcONle could
have right Ia name In mclnbers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

washington, Noy 1s.--Don " Dickinson
Il mere on law besinegs, and incidentally ~
rccs4yc snch congratulations NJ mRy be- Of
ferf.i hifn for BIS share IN the management
m the tlaFdard campaign. he q guest
r,aft-on and other greaf poliiical boae,s'
,sho osisAaiOnnlly visit WanhluglOn. NJ Dick
inaou has not placed his nninc On fhe reg
isfer. lie y noi disposed 10 talk fVf publ
mate friends be y said % have Expressed
ne ofdni1n that iarre will BE- no extra -4--
slou ~ fnnFress. u y gnucr.fDo1 here iliiii
Washingtou - inenbcf ~ ~. llefciana's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
wAXAHAoH1E oLARKIrEs.

Waxahachie, Tex, Nov ls,-lSpe-
cial al meeting Of the Cleveland
aud Clark club Of Waxahachie, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted;
/. That we recognize the platform
upon which the Hon. George Clark
conducted his late campaign for gov
ernor as the only embodiment Of true
Democratic principles enunciAted for
the support Of the people.
.. That for his patriotic and hercu-
lean endeavors To induce the people OF
Texas to maintain inviolate those
principles, our candidate has earned
for himself the unbounded gratitude OF
the people, not only to Texas but of the
nation.
8. That out thanks are hereby ten
dered 10 Hon. A. l.. Matlock, chairman
of the Clark state executive committee,
for the zeal, gallantry and good judy
ment displayed by him in the conduct
Of the campaign.
4. That we pledge ourselves 10 de-
vote our best efforts to maintain the
principles above referred to, until finally
successful, and are Ia favor OF continu-
ing and perpetuating our present or
ganization as party tor that purpose.
j. II. HUSBANDS, Chm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
ruE K. on ! coNNNFNrToN.

St Louis. Mo. Nov. ls.-The knights
NJ Tabor spent the whole day in the
discussion OF the report Of the commit
lee ON laws and Mr.. Powderlys address.
4 most Important and lengthy discus
sion was on the proposition submitted
IN Mir Powderly's address that all
Krights be instructed 10 withdraw
from all other labor organizations,
The matter was finally referred to me
general executive board 10 act unon,
The other proceedings we're unin'er-
esting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

4 ~ S,v Noy. lS.--Another traffic
"A W. Nv Up the ghost to-day.
4 rs W the Trans-AIissouri as
i, sung Of the members was
tSsscn without much preliini-
vi5Ia, A resolution was
+. siis,iss., ioF the disbandment
I'm oa to take effect to-mor-
I'M =, a committee of seven
aisi;o's,O PREPARE plans for n
rss,inla nd submit same Mt
@ December .. 'u''S'eu lines
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

81 Louis. Mo-. Nov. la--A IRE oroks, out
IN he fonr-story building At $40 Norm
Fourth street. occupied By Hersch y b 5dne
,nre1d ranidiv and when Chief Lindsay mr.
,lyed 10 sent In a second alarm. The hainea
spread rapidly to adiolnlng 5aiidins ~, &C
cuped BY the American pRh Lea an. y9,,
r,nssr control. The loss Will be about ~,
o1n fniiv insured TIE iire was liseQFefel
Ia The renr Of the store occupied ny he f,',i
n a., Alarm The flames also I'D cuiisilefa-
lie damage to AZ North Forth street pe'
his dsMase NJ AZ North Fourth Fneet -
cupled by Brooks Bros-, wholesale le"s'o'A'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

New York. Nov lS-Oac Of the FIRST
callers ut tlprclNnd's home today WAS
Chairman ll0rriy uf the Democrats
national committee. His call was a
brief one, lie had hardly N,nr before
Don NJ, Dickinson came,
National Committeeman H. {. Whl-
lace, IT Washington ailtc, who had tho
management Of the lAomoerntie cAn.
psign In die Northwest mhie short
call Mr. Nnllure is tho son-lnlRw oi
Chief Justice Fuller, and Is boiul. pressed
by his friends for The postlnuHter-genoi.
hship, lieutenant Governor Sheehan
aud the attorney.geneIal called to pay
respects
The evening was spent ycry quietly Vt
home,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Atmntn, Gu. Noy, rs, To-day an Inn
portnut hill was introduced Into the leg
islntlrr To allow state hanks to issua
hills, The hill provides thai the govern
or, state Treasurer nnd comptroller ahnll
be- commissioned TO have engraved nnl
printed In n mRnucr best calculated TO
guRrl nrli00t cnunidliciting NJ tho ex-
penee ~ the bud, iesuiug them, such
notes us the md bank desires. after
nmnicipil bords 10 an amount euunl TO
the noteu, 10 protect the croulauOn,
the state shall then endorse the noton.
Tho law " 10 take effect az soon as tho
governor IL notified that congress has re-
parted an net lcyyiug n tax Of 10 per
banks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
kysANDs OF DOLLARS


II lon. Nov. 1S.-Dubuque's
5si5rn Hagsi 70 be the Sc
4 ral DISASTROUS experienced
ysan Sow began falling
sriiy nafnlug accompanied
viu3s sBi before night a
VI IN and in a
tne itlsraphlc communi-
h entirely cit of. Inthe city,
y, fn sialn and every kind Of
iayice SH ts1dered useless.
nOn Mnaa eutering here
disqaNAsn@retions, rely
aNtnl.
.he-site ioetrste the dam
ihths slHdnlt viii run up
AssaslA Fslsii will probably
nlaiEg de railroads in
tils
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
CLARK DEMOCRATS
Assembling in Numbers at Wa
CO for Conference.
WHAT COURSE SHALL BE TAKEN
To Perpeluate and Extend the Organization
Will Be Considered
A Rumor that Clark Heads VIII Fall al Austin.
Official Votes Of Travis and Other Counties
Now ina Close Contest in
Pao Pinto County.
WHAT COURSE SHALL BE TAKEN
A CLARK coNcLAvE.

, Waco, Tex. Nov. ls, Especial. To-
morrow representatives OF the Clark
wing Of the Texas Democracy Will meet
in this city at the call Of State Chair
man A. L Matlnck. This meeting Is
called Tor the purpose Of laying plans
for the future, Of extending the Organl-
cation and Tor consultation. Quite u
number Of representative Democrats
are in the city to-night. and II is prob
able the attendance tomorrow will bo
good,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

los Angeles, Cal, Nov; ls--A special t9
az Errress states much excitement ana
alarm was caused IL A9rthTSs,ss AI nadll
49, Piact Horse. going 10 war against
~ ,-t,itcs A request las baen sent fQi
,r,ops bnt General McC09hs thinks uoyps
1871 ~ nsaasary. aud believes o little pfe-
iu ~ ~ viii nrevent q hostile oufbreak- ne
eeaaies,,ranhed the Indian agent 70 nave w
IN Non OF the nation get together nhn
nreveut Black Horse froin causing tfoaN''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
| gEsAYREN


ler, Nov 1s,-tSpecial.)-
/, sllue man living near the
hairls county was taken
Nnlght half a mile beyond
4 !. N iaa relieved Of S24S. He
y 2 4 sapllng with a win
i w " and left, but he man
Y elnself and return to the
ilhiymen were mounted
W. cloth over their faces
! si1-shooter as an in
PAY robbed. AU'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
vol. xym NO. q.

cabinet. He was anxious that Michigan
should send l,iu to the senate IN place. OF
Senator Snckhridce, ard he would proba-
hly have been gratiiied but senator Nc,
Mlllnu, who managed the Republican fcrces
IN that state did not want o Democratic vol-
league ami rolel up mnioriiy IN the leg
islRiure snniclcht to rc.eirpt senator stock
bridge or some other Republican. Hp also
elected the state tlckct and majority OF
the congressman and electors,
~ lleu OF senatorship, AIR, Dickinson. IL
Is thought. would Ike 4 life position on tho
supreme court hench. There " DO vacancy
IN the court at present hnt It II Understood
one IA expected before great while, IA
Judge Field has thr privilege at retiring on
fun pay BY reason 81 long service. There -
nreaiy McliSandOr On tic supreme bench.
howetct--Judgc Hrown--sud Michigan. al
though q great state, is hardly entitled to
two members OF the supreme court nraidea
u MI Jus,ice Field should exercise hts
right 60 retire, the Pacific coast might iu-
slst npnn fvtaining its representation upon
he bench ,Thr const has reachv'i that stage
IN politics where II q not suTc FOR either
party TO ignnru IL putlrVlN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Atlanta, Ga. Nov Is rhc legality Of
the lnstallmcnt mto oilicc Of the goycrn-
or and sntc officers. The election OF
state court judges and the Hills passed
called into srious uuest0n, Several
amendments 20 the constitution wsre
voted pu IA the October election which
changed the sessions " the legislature
irom biruuial TO annual. Another fixed
the lrn9th Of The sessions. This amend.
ment changing the session from biennial
10 annual did moi specify any dare Of
opening hut the change was mnde IN
the body OF the hill aud not IN the cap-
ton Nor was it ever voted upon. II thus
transpires the legislature was called TO
urlcr lllegally Attention haa BEEN
called 10 1t mud u case Of some kind VIII
he made " H. The matter i'rpsnpts a
very lntercstng situation aud " being
discussed with much Interest by lawyers
in this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

WIUHIfu, Kun, NUV Is" AIiN7 Mary
Lease said this afternoon
~ have nnvrr announced myaclf for
the United Stltos senate, but " amy hght
"a iunde upon me on the ground Of
sex. aud Il Is clniidod | ani constitution
ally Ineligible, | will most certainly en-
Ter the race aud make d test case OF II.
Heretofore have always won IN every
contest ! entered, aud ! have some opin-
ions from some Of the hest Iurisis In the
prevent the election Of q woman 90 tho
tlnitrd ktateh sguntp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

For comptroller Mccall, l31; Ethnn
Allen, -; W.. j. Mosley, 10.
For Observation-Disclosures 1893, T. ].
Gorbee, Ii; w. w. Durham. 10.
For land commissioner. McGaughey,
10; Walsh, 10; McCulloch. 10,
For superintendent VI public instruc-
tion--J. NJ. Carlisle, i1l; j. Bicl;ler, IL;
T.. q. Chambers, 10.
For judges court OF criminal appeals
II. J. Simpkins, lla; w, L. Davidson,
l2l; r. II. Phelps, 10; w, d, Woods, 10;
h. l.. Dohony, 10; w. IL. Bmrkhart, 10.
For judges court of civil appeals. Sec
ond distriot-B. d. Tarltou. chief jus.
tice, III; II. o. Head, l4T; /, W. Steph-
ems, lis; II. f. o'Neal, %; J. NJ. MeCoi-
mick, 33.
For congress, Thirteenth district j..
Y Coekrell, 1872 A. G, Maloy, II; w.
j. Mlalthy, IL.
For senator, Twenty-ninth district
ID. +. Goes, 1879; j. Kennedy, O.
For representative. ono Hundred and
Second district y. Il. Dean. lao
Gor district judge, Fiftioth district
w, Il. McGHl, Ito; ]. II. Montgomery,
For district attorney, Flftieth dis.
trict w, o. Henderson, 80: l.. S. Kind.
err 1870,
The following county officers were
elected;
County Judge, II, H. Campbell; coun.
" attorney, J. W. Jenkins; county and
district clerk, w. A. Walton, sheriff
and tax collector, j. d. Beckham'
treasurer, L. $. Smith; tax assessor, II.
L. White; county surveyor, Il. 3. Ross
commissioner precinct No. /, G. W.
Cook; justice Of peace, precinct No. !,
q. d. Hcflner; constable, John Ballard
commissioner aud justice OF peace, pre-
clnct No, ., w. Il, Power; constable c.
X. Mcdowell; commissioner precinct
No. ), A. B. Cooper. justice OF peace Of
precinct No. 3, +. NJ. Jenkins, consta
Bile, Tom Brooks; commissioner pre-
cinct No 4, r, n Edmonson; justice Of
peace, precinct No. 4, w. NJ. Mason
constable, Tom Seay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
Pl,ai'TAKERs FINED

|, - N.Y., Nov ls.-Forty-seyen
NAV found in the Federal
~ * against undertakers for
lsis.' eVSg i,ln antitrust law Of
/ hss AlIes being satisfied Of
u o. XXX Imposed a fine of
plsdos.a ' 4 Plea of guilty, but
b II The future with free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
|RAPs NEWS .o,.,,,

..t0,p. married women OF
4 b.ss slopad.
1, '.,,r. slssearold boy com
s m i Tim, Ohio
s,.Is died from injuries re re-
TX ~ scIething catching on nro
ksp Pa ,...,
1, p, capitalists have leased
n IN 4. Georgetown, Pa,
s,,Jnsns to 800 men and
I,sD.l lead and linseed oil oil
IT Y = Soo,inus in a trust with
y Y, ~ ~ roo
AAv'''Sys :, ..,aror was
lagsr Si,s l.D' w an
@s ~ .'arning.
|s's'''' =, 80, s,oorsge mas
af nop'a 'O' !, ', Nav = YORK..
~ lA n,.,,,,. ,gaI
y u $50 .',o,,. 70 ossas.
|hfsp0r'ep '. a"m confessed
simpson ,..l. = NV. nOa
HsP0ll'lV"i ' nv,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
The Vice President Elect ova-
ted Wherever He Goes.
REPUBLICANS HONOR HIM
Equally With The Hlckotylles Of eaesburg on
his Arrival,
Mrs. Mary Lease Says Senator She Win 30
II They Raise Any Question oil Her Sex
Barring Rer- Lewelllna States His
Policy Georgia Complication.
TnE vIcEpRnsipnNr ELECT.

Galcsburg, H., NOV. is A committees
Of prumigcnt citizens iutt NioopresiGont
Elect Stevenson aud party az Peoria and
accompanied ihem here A large crowd
FROM this aud other citizen ussemhlcd vt
Tho depot aud checfcd Justify aa the Vice
President elect passed through TO the
luinn hotel The streets were clnho-
rntely decorated, the Republicans Vicing
with the Democrats In hnnOring the
city's eucet, Democrats from forty miles
around were preseut Stcvcnsons time
was taken w receiving people. lie was
the recipient Of no end Of congralula-
lions.