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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
a rRlrln OFF colon.


A resident of Asheyille, n. @, claims
TO be a descendant from Julius c,csar
A Boston paper has for its motto
with a mission and without a muS-
slo,"
Alta Paris fair prlse was awarded
to the man with the most monstrouA
nasal affair
A famous Vienna actress who 70
Gently went bankrupt had bill for
dress making alone amounting 70 TOO
600 iloeina
A medical 'mnn In Vienna asserts
TINT dlphtherla Is thrice as prevalent
among smokers as those who deny
themselves tho weed.
Aman while fishing at Lapwal creek,
Idaho, booked rattlesaa,e three and
ono half feet long, that was swim.
ming across tho crccla
More than $4,000 letters arc put in
tho po,toinccs Of the United States
every day, that through nisdirection
or miscarriage OF some kind, bring up
In the dead letter ollco.
A win recently probated In the Sur.
rogates court at Albany contains this
cleusci "ro my son Simeon give tho
sum of fifty cents Tor the trouble he
has taken 70 III troat me-
The authorities OF Ems the German
watering place have deoreod Tint no
pianoiorto shall be played unltas the
windows Ia tho apartment la which
tho instrument Is located arc closed
A London burglar who was rcccutly
arrested In tho act Of carrying on
some valuable jewels was found TO 10
the lessee Of - safe at safe deposit
eompanys, whore he stored tho fruits
OF his toll,
Two Cinnamon lately tried the hold.
ing up PROCESS ON n bank messenger
I near Hong Kong and robbed him OF sOo
tacls about s3Ol-but they were
caught and deeaptated within forty.
eight hours.
An English hoalth officer recently
received the following note from one
Of tho residents OF his district "Dcnt
siri bog to toll you that my child
aged eight months is suffering Of
measloA as required by Act OF rarlia-
mcnt"
The laslcat nau existlug within the
border Of the Empire state lives along
the shorcs Of Third lake, Fulton
Chain, and spends his tins fishing
lie rcelines on the bank In the shade,
ties the polo TO the dogs tail and
when hc sees the bobbor disappear ho
kicks the dog aud the animal lands
tho fish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

DOESN'T SUIT HIM.
Grover Cleveland Objects TO
the Tariff Plank
IN THE NATIONAL PLATFORM
-~----
Which Says {, Is Fundamental Principle That
Tariff Must Be % y
For tho Revenue 10 Run the Government The
National Committee Addresses tho People
Of the United States Wan, Larger
0nef-The State Convention.
IN THE NATIONAL PLATFORM
eRoyrn ponsN,r Ill.n Ir.
lilo objects ,oa olau.e in the Democratic
Platform.

ue ublect. to a Clause IN the Democratic
Platform.
NEW YORK, Sept l4.-Tho Hciald
publishes the following Cleveland In
his letter OF acceptance intends, II Is
said. TO depart from strict inlerpre Ia
tiun OF the tariff plank Of the platform
adopted az Chicago and appeal 20 tho
country on a carefully prepared modiii-
cation OF IL, / hDar much correspond
ence is going back ana forth between
tho Democratic national headquar-
ters and Gray Gables about
the matter. What Cleveland Is undor-
stood to object 10 particularly Is the
sentence Ia the platform. we declare
IL to be q fundamental principle Of the
Democratic party shat tho Federal gov
ornment has no Constitutional power TO
impose aud collect tariff duties except
for the purpose Of revenue only and we
demand tho collection OF such taxes be
limited 10 the necessities OF the govern
ment v hen honestly aud economically
administered
This utterance was not satisfactory
10 Cleveland at the time Of It's adoption.
10 wds part Of the substitute inserted
by a combination uf the extrcmc oppo-
nonts OF the tariff and Clovelands ILL
| wishers who wanted to weigh him
down. He VIII write on the line OF bis
speech Ia Madison square Garden July
| ~, replying 10 the official notification
! of the nomination of which he com
| planned OF the inequality and uniuirnoss
Of the tariff laws now In force.
II was said at the Democratic
| national headquarters yesterday that
| Cleveland Will discuss az lCugth aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
MuLruM IN pARvo.


One OF tho peculiar customs OF the
East India coolies called LaAoara Ia the
putting Of ring on tho great toe
when they marry,
Probably the heaviest rudder on REQ
ord Is that mAdo Tor the torpedo boat
Vulcan II was forged In aiuglo piocs
and weighs 20 tons
Tho carriage "a which Napoleon
made his famous retreat from Moscow
Is atill well preserved. IL belongs W
the Wellington eatate
A girl Of 10 walks as II ahe owned
che earth, and after she's beeu married
few months sho Wallis as N sho were
carrying II ON her ahouldora
An ofer Of sIo,OO Ia said 10 have
been mado aud declined for "Bunny.
side" the old home Of Washington
Irving. near larry N. Y
Tho Sunshine and rSin pln7 Is the
name Of now pin OF French design,
ia which plain gold cane, for ordin-
ury wear, IN wet weather gives place
10 an umbrella, alao in plain gold
An oriental proverb says; "'rhls
world resembles very much an old
book, the frat and the concluding
pages Of which have been lost We do
not know tho beginning nor tho end.
ing Of this world"
In graveyard al White Pine, Cal.
there have been found recently petri-
fled human bodies Ia many hinds 81
dress, miners aesperedoes with their
plstols aud ifniycs buckled rouni their
waists, and persona Of All degreea
The Cherokee form Of marriage is,
perhsps, tho simplest Of any, The man
and woman merely Join hands ovor a
running stream, emblomntlo Of the
wish that their future. lives, hopes and
aspirations Ghouid dow on Ia the Same
channel
Mrs. Joaeph W. Deiano OF San
Francisco possesses the dress worn by
Laura Keone on the nightof Lineoln's
ASSASSINATION. Lincoln's head rested
for d moment on Miss Keene's lap aud
tie blood stain thus caused Ia SLili
Visible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Tho National Democratic Committee to
the People.

NEW YORK, sept. 4.-Ihe Demo
cratic national committee has issued
the following:
HEADQUARTERS Democratic national
committee, New York, sept. u.
To the people Of the United States.
The Democratic national committee
congratulatcs the country on the result
of recent elections In Maine, Vermont
and Arkansas, In Arkansas the com
bined opposition after 50 many
extrayagunt claims fen short
over 30, 900 OF the vote Of the Democratic
rarity alone This has brought dismny
h the combination In the south and its
manipulat0rs in the north. In Maine
mud Vermont the contest was conducted
distinctly ON national ISSUES. The Re-
publican managers appealed for votes
In thee states on the ground that tho
size OF the pluralities would assert a
great moral influence on the campaign
10 other states and shat tho poll would
be practically their vote for pres
ident. Similar appeals summoned
10 their aid al the potent re-
sources OF their national organization,
with its oxhgustless treasury and spleu-
did equipment Of orators Of national
fame.
IfWith every favor and force a. their
command except public opinion, with no
organization opposed, save those made
up within The states 0y minority party
which has been out OF power for gen
GRAFTON and which wis unaldod from
without, the campaign OF our advcr'
sarlos Tor a triumphant test vote In
these states 50 carefully planned and 70
thoroughly aud iorcsiaily executed has
ended IN conspicuous disaster. Our
friends everywhere are entitled 70 take
frash courage fr9m these results. They
moan tho strong tendency Of public
80. iinent Is with tho Democracy, and
the people OF the country arc prepared
30 enforce rather than reverse, the
verdict which they rendered IN 30
lslgnsdi wv y. HABRITY,
Chairman National Committee.
DON 81 DICKINSON,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

rho Number Of People ssssiaosd on the
Iron HANDS Of TrAvoi.

rho Number Of People Sacrificed on the
Iron bands Of rr-voi.
statistics show that 10000 pcople
employed in the railroad service arc
sither killed or disabled Tor life every
rear in the United States, haid H. W.
ffarris, Of Kansas City. ''rhls Is an
3lormous death aud casualty rata,
sad II il originated from any other
cause IL would set all the sentimental
his and pl,ilanthropis,, wild. It er-
seed, by far The numuer killed and
wounded Ia nearly every battle Of the
,iyil war, with few exeePtioaa The
country Is terribly shocked by a rad
road aaeident Ia which q half dozen Or
more people lose their lives. but very
little attention is paid 70 the list Of
casualtios among railway employees
which "a greater By thousands than
that 81 the travellers 90 the roads
when a amash-uP occurs aad a few
people are Injured every crank Ia the
United States b. bs UP with q denunei-
alton Of the careiessnoss Of the roads
manag smeut nnd o srggeati0n ~ 20
how 70 avert accidents 10 The future
Why don't these people pay a little A.
teDtioa 10 tho deaths that oecrne 20
ihonqands Of men while In tue dit
liargo Of thslr dates ~ railway en-
'1r-g aRi csniurs some method to
a.nsiy The dsfcris IN the sygte,n
rAiga aauafs them? Something iAorc
.al ail-braxes aud automatic
aaiss "a nsed II 70 make tho work
Of tha railroad man less hnsardous,
hui perhaps tins atalisties % which
rsies T.li %. ~ people 2 tAiakiae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

WIN speak at Dallas on tho Occasion Of
iiagg'N wish.


nogG'N visit
DALLAS, TEX, Sept IA Special. ]
--Soua or Richard Coke has accepted
the invitation 10 speak in this city ON
the occasion Of the visit OF Governor
Hrgg. "Old Bruins, Il l. understood,
waAts TO get u whack at those who
have been muligniug him Ia this city
Malign Is the word his friends
use. General W. L. Cnboll and
Major John Henry Brown, ancient
aud honorable ri nls Of sem
ator Coke, arc among those who
want him TO visit Dallas. Senator ltog-
en- .. Mills will not come. He has made
one speech In Dallas during the cane
puign and It is predicted that he will
not come within guushot distance Of
Dallas again until the battle has bacu
fought.
The primaries Of the Peoples party
TO elect delegates TO county conveu-
ton to nominate candidates for county
offices were held la this city last night
in three wards. In nine wards not a
third party man mnteriali1ed. In the
country the POpulists did not
come together In more than
five or six boxes. The refusal
Of the Republicans to endorse Judge
Nugent is "a sOro blow to the Third
party people They will hold their
convention tomorrow and the chances
are that the movement 10 put county
ticket In the field will be strangied.
Col. Jerome G. Kearby is opposed 20
county nominations and his word goes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
4 FeArArngo ruNMAkan.
Tbs RseognIssd Pruesisai Joker Of tbs
nird Family.

Tbs Recognized Pras,ieai Joker Of tbs
rira Family.
The bluejay Is the most paralstsnt
praelieal Joker in the fcathered ldng-
dom. lie viii conceal himself Ia .
clump OF leaves near tho spot whore
small birds are accustomed 70 gather
aud, when they arc enjoying them,
selves 10 their own fashion, VIII sud-
denly Tighten them almost 70 death
by screaming like hawk or coursa
they scatter In every direction. and
whom they do NO tho misohleyous
raseal gives vent 70 oaelfie thnt
sounds very much like q laugh. II he
confined his pranlss N such joifea a.
This. however, DO would act DO such .
bad nsighbor 70 birds amaller than
himself but when he annses himself
By breaking the egg 10 the nests and
tearing The young 10 plccea with his
bill he becomes pestilent uuisaneo
and they often combine their forces
V drive him out Of the neighboshood.
They do not alWsya succeed, for hs "a
~ fen Of eight % Of mischief, but a
sewers ooul.at teaches him that they
i9o havo their rirhtq, ard thia indncea
BIN y 1850 ~ ss@Asss4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
sulclpe on A poo.
He Plunged Into ths water and Made no
AttsmPt 10 swim.


a small dog, perhaps one Of the
spitz family. comnitted suicide at the
wharf at Green Cove Springs near
Savannah. Ga. recently, by drowning.
About 5 o'clock the spi2 came at a
fearful pace from St Johns Avenue
and ran out on the small wharf, and,
after looking longingly into the mys'
tie depths, decided to return % the
waters edge and take an even start
with IT, After plunging in he swan
outward. then eiraled around Tor
awhile. finally making for the outer
end Of the dock where one Of the
hands Of The steamer Manasee lowered
a rope, encireled the dogs Doay ano
raised him 70 the dock.
But the dog had no idea Of being
foiled. but rushed across the dock and
arain into the water, Then he MADE
p9 attempt to swim, but quietly lay On
M, side. with his noac under she water
where 10 o few minutes bis munaane
troubles passed away forever ne
disd Of a broken heart perhaps ana
MOI q msdness as soue unsen'imen.
tai people Suggested Hs eonsu. ,.,
si,ont hfteen gninutss in ending ms 'iie,
gud the act was witnessed ~ aDo1t
dily persoH~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

tlon OF Mr. r, b. Hawley. who ,eas
recommended by the committee.
Chairman Hawiey's ambition was fpl.
" served By his almost unapinnons eisc.
~, ,.p,' - finporary and permanent chair
, ,i'.'' auu me success Of his pet object,
~ ~ Recommendation Of Clark TO the
l1epapiigan voters Of the state. To this
as9"tu ms efforts as much as those Of
tributed. ''-N'
Judge Osierhout and a party Of
friends were standing at Fourth and
nam alter the afternoon session Of the
convention discussing the action OF the
convention. One OF thorn very angrilv
sal ! with sulphurous emphasis. that
endorsement don't bind me. did mot
VOC on the final question and shall do
richard Nelson, the nestor Of col
ored Journalism IN Texas. thought
nothing could yet be safely said on the
SUBJECT OF the future distribution Of
FEDERAL patronage In this state. bat Of
one tAiug he felt assured. Mr. Harri-
son would send Quincy new commits
pired.
Tho important Federal offices in the
state That are hung up as a reward
for the faithful are three marshall
ships, with from 100 to $50 Deputies
eachi Tour collectorships, Galveston,
Corpus Christi, Brownsville and III
Paso' with numerous inspectors; two
revenue lnspectorhips and the post
masters. This patronage is worth
working for.
How perfect was the organization Of
\ what is known as the straight Ronuhli-
/ cans, that is the sClid central maiority,is
| proven II proof were needed. by "A TO-
mark made by William Davis Of Hons.
ton while the convention was In a
wrangle over the platform committees
report. "Ihey eau talk and boiler for
n straight ticket an they want to. but
the vote for the endorsement of Clark
will he about 37in
AT a meeting Of the delegates Of the
Seventeenth senatorial district, com.
| posed Of Chambers Galveston, Muta.
| gorda, Bra2Uria aud Wharton coun-
/ ties, Judge c. G. Vogel Of Bra2oria
I county, was elected chairman Of that
body, and by Virtue OF his election he
| is also made member of the Republi-
| can state executive committee. Judge
| Noge was Mt one time Il well know
newspaper man Of Texas ind secretary
OF the Texas Press association
Delegate Wilcox. OF McLonnan count,
said the Ferguson faction was torn al
| to pieces and that is why 10 made nc
more showing Of strength THAI it did
| There are four factions in this couvsn
] o. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

WfATHERFoRp, TEX, Sept H.
Especial Your correspondent has it
from Mr. II. S, Moran, that an active
campaign win be- commenced by tho
regular organized Democracy, support
ing Cleveland aud Hogg, AZ soon ~ tho
Republican convention nets az Fort
Worth and issues are clearly defined
and euemios IN The field, Tho ccmmit-
tee feel no apprehension at all aud say
that Hogg aud Democracy can beat the
whole shooting match In Parker county.
Several speakers have been Invited in
Guiding Senator Coke and Judge Bell
to speak in the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

The Old man who leaned against the
counter 10 a New York bird store At
least had the air Of knowing Il all. +"
Somebody Brought up the subject Of
She diiiieulty Of keeping somo kinds Of
birds alive when they were young.
oval" The old wiaears remarked.
''you may say what you like, but COM
mon, every day duelss Is Tho hardest
critters goin' p Keep alive flows
that Inquired iDeek-looling young
man. oval, you See Z you don't give
em nough water they'll die, 'nif you
give 'cni ioo mach water they'll die,
n deru EN-. they'll dc anyhow"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

ST. l'nrERsuuRG, sept, l4,-rho
daily average Of new cholera cases aud
deaths ia the provinces OF Ntron1sh,
kasan, Samaia, Sarton and Orenishurg
and the Don territory, 400 new unsos
and POO deaths la czech. In the llvuton-
uncy OF the Caucasian The daily aver
age iS 1880 now cases and 200 deaths, 10
VIII bo soon thore has boon no diminu.
ton la the rutc OF mortality, the deaths
sim reaching 80 uor cent OF the number
Of persons attacked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

\ ]. Ro-elthal the Republican candi
n for congress in the Tenth district
M TO TeXa- from Germany In 1872,
first worked as farm hand for Col.
|B Zimpleman and afterwards
agardenor for Hon. Joseph Say
ii Basirop.
|letaught public schools in Fay
county and from 1870 20 iS77 was
4 editor Of the German Texas Post
Inlyestou.
Ia moved 70 La Grange in 1877 and
Il law; was admitted to the bar In
xiter having served as Justice Of
peace one torn. In 1882 he was
Iisdto the legislature as the Ropub-
y nominee by a large majority over
Democratic competitor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

WEATHERFoRp TEX, Sept. a.
Especial. MIR. Goo. s. Foster dele
gate, returning to-day from the Repub-
lican convention at Fort Worth, says
that Quincy and the leaders will attempt
and likely succeed in getting the CON
yention to endorse Clark but the CON
sensus Of opinions as expressed 10 him
by other delegates while there is that
they will only be able to deliver the
machine Republican vote-the balance
win act independently-and preferred
a straight Republican ticket from gov
crnOr down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
ne IrOn can.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 1.-THE con-
vantion TO re-organize the Iron Hall
viii finish It's work tomorrow; me
whole day was occupied IN the election
Of officers, which resulted as iollqWs;
supreme Justice, \. r. ,I to~ne' : i ma
delphia; cashier, Alfred kropp, lnalAn-
apolis; accountant william l-ah3etsi
indianapolis; adiustor, =. o. Buehan'
Gallatin, Tenn; medical director "
Ii. U. Glidden, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
MAssAonusrrrs nErunIIoANs


Meet Ia Convention nc Boston and Nom,-
uaton Governor
BOSTON, MASS, sept lA.-Thc Re-
publican state convention assembled
this forenoon Hon y, $ Draper was
made temporary chairman who aa-
dressed the convention. Customary
committees were appointed and then
permanent chairman WAS selected, Z.
Jas. 5. Allen.
A platform was then Ndopted, the
convention opposing the Initiation Of
currency either by inoonyoriablu paper
money on the free collage Of silver, The
platform Of tho national Republican
convention was endorsed, A demand
was m udo that legal barriers be raised
ugninst indiscrlmtnAto immigration.
Wm. II. Halle Of Springfield wus nomi'
mated for governor by acc'amauon,
Nathan T., hunks and i, D Long wer
chosen presidential electors at largo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

AURORA, TEX, Sept. IA Special
Mr. G. NJ Rogers, candidate for liou-
tenant governor on tho Democratic
ticket, made forciblo speech, roe
photo with wit and enjoyed by poli-
tcians on all sides who were present
here yesterday evening
At the close Of his speech a Clark
club was formed, now numbering twon-
ty-siX members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Sept; a.. The
Sprcclte line steamship, Locholino,
from HHmbWg, having on board rugs.
glassware, etc, WIS detained az Federal
quarantine, Delaware breakwator. Tho
Catin0 of the Same line, with sugar
was also detained under similar circum-
stances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

loon LAKE. Sept Il. The best that
can BY said Of Mrs, narrison's condition
tonight Is that she Is no worse Sho
rested quietly during tho day and has
had several short maps which failed
howeverto refresh her 60 any MOTTO
cable extent she secms 70 suffer prin-
cipally ii0m exhaustion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

HAMBuRu, SEPT, ll,-A hundred
aud ninoty-eipht now cases Of cholera
wore reported hero yesterday de-
crease Of ihriy-nino compared with
Monday. Deaths numbered ninDty-six
against ninety Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

WACO. Tx. sept. ~ Special
senator Coke Is beccm'ng prominent
fgiire around the state campaign head
o9art..rs OF the administration. When
NV writsr called a. headquarters yes-
s,.rtlav he We surrounded hy number
N admircrs. Bis ndvici mud council
ID .onrht after and Is freely given q
il,oaa sorking 10 further the interest
b Governor Hpgg.
AbDihes prlMlli44- - ~ $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
NYrnlnInr II.nnhlIran.-

LARAMIE, WYo., Sept ll.-The Re-
publican state convention met here this
morning. Chas r. kelsey Of Rock
Springs, was made temporary chair
man. After the apponumcnt OF the
committees the convention adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

PARIS, Sept li.-ln Paris and su-
burbs there were 30 new oases oil chol-
ora and 40 deaths yesterday This
includes ~ new cgses add 10 dealhs
la 81. Oyun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

YANBToN, S. D., Sept. 1.-The ex-
ecutiye committee II tho South Dakota
Democratic central committee mot IN
secret conference with candidates OF
the Democratic ticket last night 10
form campaign tactics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
CHOLERA.
Continued nom sI1tA pagc-

conference. Tho resolutions were
adopted, 70 take effect september -,
by the following roads Baltimore and
Ohio, Nickel Plate, Burlington, Penn.
sylyania, Milwaukee anu ST. Paul, and
Rock Island,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

QUARANTINE, n. y, Sept u, The
steamor Majestic with 500 cabin pas
sengors ON board, arrived to-day. an
arc VOL on board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Aus1qs. Tx. September H.
Special I-Tar rolls received to-dry
ll,ow ne following increases and de-
ereaees "a taxable values Increhee,
COX s2abol: DalAIa. s2d-s4a. %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

THE HAGUE, sept ii-One death
from cholera occurred yesterday at
Mmisluis. South Holland. Ono case
wac reported Ut Elburgtown on the
zuydor Zoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
NomInalod fli CoOgrrss,

MILwAUgcEE, Sept H.-John l..
Mitchell wax r,-nominated for congress
by the Democrats Of the Fourth district
To-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

DENVER, COLO, sept. l4-The First
District Democratic convention today
nominated by acclamatiOn Rev. Raed,
the Peoples party ucmlnea for con-
nrnls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

BERLIN, Sept. H. Two now eases Of
cholera and death arc reported NJ
Stctuu today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

5r. PETERBOROUGH, sept H. kes
to-day " new cissas ana 10 deaths o
now cnDlera repvrped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

crease kaufman, ste0, 100; hin, SCI,
$50 Callahan, SIS, S3i and Limestone,
3. adn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

4. ne Judge is said to be simon
W n.a'nocrat, he is progressive and
D ,irslopirg the great state, and that
ias tbc Republicans wish to do. II
insmocrats will do your part, we
VI ~ nnrs.N