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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

George A. Risk TO William u.
3, Giyord 4 Years addition. 200 90
l.. J.. Stephenson TO Mary Stcph-
euson; part block Ia, city,. %
A. NJ. Morgan and wife to Louisa
survey. '.......,,.,.... :. 1900 90
p. ID. Hudgins and wife to j. =.
Vaughan one acre William
DOoly survey. ......,...,.,..... 20 w
lot d block j. Grapevine .'.,.. 100 90
h F. Saunders and wife to T. q.
Doris part WILLIAM Dooly sur
Ncy.. ..,... ..,,.,......t ..,.".. oO w
b. ), Haynes and wife 10 Il. u.
Doris part William Dooly sur
vey, -..................... 500 W
D. Nj. O'Neal to u. s. Haynes;
part William Dooly survey..... 425 90
j. p. Vaughan aud wife to d. NJ.
O'Neai and witei part William
nooly survey ...s.ss.s.....ss.,. oOu w
r. Vickery 70 4. W.. MoMicklo,
lot ? block -; Gleuwood ad-
dluOn .......... ...-.,........, auU 10
K. Vickery TO w. NJ. Newman,
part block 2'i Glenwood I'D
uuOu ,..,.s...sss.......s.,. aOJ "
A. Cavi tby sheriff) To A. j.
Hayes, part block a Moore,
Thornton X Co. addition. 800. 100 OO
a, CaYil (by sheriff. 10 A. j,
Hayes, part block q Moore,
Thornton Il Co. addition. 5000. 300 %
Union Land Company 10 Joiu
addition !. .....,...:...,.,,I,. As %
ditlon ..,.,..,..,...,.,.....,,'. l,lOo 90
Casey " Swasoy 10 A. uartwig,
part lot 9, block a paggetts
hlgllon. ........... ............ . 90
j. W. Lowe TO l.. nuley and NJ,
~ hlyrlgltl Nl Agrus A. n. Curry
survey ~, .,,........,.. -. 500 90
J.-' Orchard and wife to c. W. Will
sem part block Sc Roscdale
adutou.............. 1900 90
block g, Glonwood addition $50 90
Lone star Land Co, 10 Williams
n Gaskell; lots 4 and ., block q
l.autiar suburb. 90 90
Nettie Terry OF al 10 a. NJ. Gable
Arlington ,,..,..,.:.,.,,,,..'. $50 90
VIZ nw4 bloca 4, tiolds addi-
o .ts.a ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 90
Josu Nugout and wife 10 Austin
tittsi los 10 and Is block 4,
MAhahelh. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300 Ol
u, T. Rankin and wife 20 VIM
Harrison; part lot 0, block 4,
Abingdon. ..,.....,......., 1866 G5
VIM Harrison aud wife 10 \. y.
Rankin, part lot O, bloak 4, Ar.
Nugtou. ........s .............. lbo 05
j. b, Watkins 10 " A. Turner;
100 acres Shelby county school
lAnd; ....-.........-......-. 8.43 20
w. j. Hoaz 10 JAS, = HArkl ess;
lot Is, block q Afford and vcAl's
addition, y, ....-..i.,...-.,. 1900 90
a. NJ Carter 10 ], n, Luther;
part OF beck ID, Yields al
ditiou i4OO 90
r. r. Maddox 10 A. Nj Garter;
part OF block ~; Fields nd
dition Observation-Disclosures. 10
W II, Patterson 10 A. M. Carter:
part Of block 10. y; Fields ad,
diti0n 90
Q. L. Walker and Ayifo 20 Caroline
SolNnehi part Of b c.;
Fields addition. .......... 800 90
| Estate Of Thomas Roche, ct al 10
G.. W. Martin, lot 3, block S
klirshdeld's addition. ... a425 90
A. d. Smith 10 a. ', Booty; part
OF lrts and o and all OF lot g.;
SUI "a, Jones X Dagpetts adj
f Z g,;;: :, 5000 90
Lotto block 81 Jennings South
addition ........... On
O. y and l. \. Dickinson 70 A
+, Scott; 5S acress W, II. Jas
/ per's survey bsO IN
| O L. and T.. A. Dickinson 70 A.
~ Seotti 50 acres W. IL Jas
ptris subway .......... 6so M
] G. u. Hendricks and wiie % Jas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

TIM original white-oap Of Indiana Is
dead. Providence Is linking hands
with tho Democratic party to do a great
work toward outstanding aud civil
izlng Indiana this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

The storm waves will reach this me-
ridlan and the other weather changes
noted will occur at and within 100 miles
OF Fort Worth within twonty-fOur hours
before or after sunset Of tho dates Civ
en- below;
Sept. 23-Coolcr and clearing.
24-Bair aud cool.
20-Moderating.
26-Warmor.
27--Storm wave on this meridian.
2S--Wind changing.
20-Cooler and clearing.
30-Fair and cool.
Got. Moderatlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

THERE seems Ia DO no basis for tho
story that when senator Coke and Mills
met at Pittsburgh the other day the
Junior senator borrowed plug Of navy
from the senior senator, ana the senior
senator quoted remark by the gov
ernor OF North Carolina to tho gov.
ernor OF South Carolina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

THERE has been less lying and more
thinking done in tho present prosidon-
tial campaign than in any since 1864,
This is another straw showing that tho
Republican party Is drifting into inno-
ouous dosuetude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2I.-Patriel,
Saisheld Gilmore, the wen known band
ieadert died here at the I.lndell hotel
tonight, att o'clock, of heart iaimre
tbs remains will be taken to New Ynrl,
city tomorrow night. Gilmore was M
years Of age, and was the greatest band
leader ever known. '''''N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

LoTrH COLLINS, tho ''Boom.de-ayp
singer, has disappointed the Now
Workers. She doesn't kick as high as
her shoulder NlissLottie should know
that we Gan got all We want OF low
grace amusements like that from tho
epealsors of the Third party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

stuart Harrison asst night received a
lelesrSm IRON Longyiew informing
hlm That his cousin, Percy b. Harri.
son, mao been MORALLY wounded IN a
almoulty. Stuart Harrison and nj al
Sramner went TO I.ongview to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

SECRETARY BAYARD's appearance
on the stump suggests comparison
between the cabinets Of the last two
administrations. One contained the
best talent of the Democratic party;
the other, since Bla,ne's withdrawal
holds not man whose appointment
gave any prestige to the adminisira-
ton. II Is conspicuous illustration
OF tho use Of power TO reward personal
friends and contributors to the party
slush fund. Look on Bayard the cheva
lier, the statesman, and then look on
Foster, the hustler and confidential at
torney Of the treasury raiders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

MORPHINE. 0PliI

Anu whisky habit cor.l u, "
compound oxygen. IN. .l,pA n
',,,lS !, :. permanent cure icr NJ
opium and whisky habl, " " cs
derinic needle. no roISnso,.a ~ !, e,il =
pO,1hIn, no insanity, 10 1arn Y \,
n 20 .l 70 injgre body o. MA g,.
builds up the whole sys,ars ", w,
sou from the very beslssls,H y. IN
menrs pain or sickness \, v .,
sound as a child. cure ri,, ~ y. .
ten 10 twenty days. AddrS' 3 :
coarotm ons,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

HAL POINTER has broken tho pacing
record. This Is great year for record
breaking, and Grover Cleveland will
keep up the lick on November sth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

New York, Sept "a Especial T.
Sterling. Bank, 90 days "a s55S@9l
Commercial. 90 days ......4 81
Reichmarks -Comme rcial,60
Gays ...... ..........-... w 1910
Franks Bank, 60 days. ...5 1SlA
Commercial, 90 days. % 1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

AR. HANEY, a leading Lily Whilst,
tells our weathoriord correspondent
tAe' his party proposes to wage a Wig
orous fght up to the tiino Of closing
the polls. The Lily Whites all seom
% belong to that class Of happy-tcmper-
y people who arc satisfied to fish in a
barrel Of aoap-sads IL little breeze
Keeps the cork bohblng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

INVESTIGATING RAILROAD FINANCE
Our Austin correspondent writes that
the state railway commission is atwork
on a report which when completed will
have much to do with shaping popular
sentiment on the subject Of railroad
regulation.
The law creating the commission re-
quiros It to collect complete statistics
Of the cost Of construction and opera
tion Of Texas railroads. Such informa-
ton IL Is obvious, is prerequisite to q
full understanding Of the railroad ques-
ton and to u just administration OF rail
road affairs. Long ago, The GAZETTE
contendcd for the creation Of commits
sion OF inquiry 10 obtain these facts and
make report to the legislature, BY the
admission Of all, railroad regulation by
the state has come TO stay, 1t is essen
tial, then, in order that justice may be
done both 10 tho roads and TO the poo
pie, that the commission should make
full and fair inquiry into railroad
finances, aud that the results OF such
inquiry should DO given wide ciroula-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

THERE is an appreciable sag in tho
campaign, but Governor Hogg will
probably tako 1t out whom lie speaks at
Dallas, Oetober lst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

/ EX-GOVERNOR IRELAND has declared
for Hogg. The status OF the ex-gov-
larnorsis now as follows:
: For Hogg-I.ubbocls, Coke, Ireland.
For Clark Throollmorton.
I Neutral-Hubbard, Roberts, Ross.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

NEW ORLEANS, LA, sep "a -[Special.l
Sterling - Commercial, 90
days. ........... sas{Ca4 s4i4
ks-Commercial, 81 days5 COS
New York sight--Bank. .....Par
Commercial ..........,.....lOj Discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

w ctynIry. ,biebodiclitl araal.|
tsr. HeadQ ar ers inlrd uhliel f.l N
air FORT NeiniOsh, IeA rtth1ta 4
Trr speca regimenlO reclplltl ".
United S.at cavaif, w 4ll NJ
Worth aio October l. ~ e ".
i've dals 'or Tie pur 3dscsi o'p'lt ". NJ
for { ~ re line It, AfpNalr 20 Y. T
must be bttwten tho ngt Of y 90 Y ~
less tn n live iet flir o E. ai "
me feet O. iuche big. Win, uQ, Y
] 5 pounds. unmirri q fni ,''I.
habi s. ald frIe frO n a ,e MI
viii b. emil { q Wso c-anpi tni.i
W rs IN * glIS1 and ialg = .1ir'
midi srpc oas < yea 10 ~ .+i',
feiun n r.i.e i've u faAi ~
in a sol Ter IN h.s orr. enlf Wy Y. ;, n
inf 80 led nua year 60 plN -
barge Tor p 0 With o r. lpu, ! n
M G nse pfic Idr ever ? 'e|'' Z, =. 4
III IA, COMPLETES two Ae r ~ ..lf'.
nj 81 he has strted A14i ~
'or fhrfe va Ne is e1il,e e. 49,
ier IN - r,, n-hs VIII pritlft
AZ lie rxpi alton @ thelsruaih ~ IA,
rf.efe ON lie COVER 2 Z. -.
y cir p y ratlon', gllilllf w. Y 4 ".
aat M. v. ala te afcti ....i',.'. "A
ina wis viii te riifn p y ~,
lc7r here 81 Jos 3 ~, p. II 10
" 90 tcs re p nit lil'' W W. +, .1f|
Engii.h fdlc4iidn. Nitl'' y. - /
honorably disc AIRED = ins Y, ~ Fl a
euIistment or on acc mi tslt.l 80 II
INV Il ample "a tn-rf ~ y IN 4
i,1is'tp, nj SEQ re- 10 II. II
GEnIl Il 4 pliANeIVA' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

BOILERS may break aud politicians
may pout, but THE GAZETTE gets
there just tho same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

New York, Sept 24-Monev on call easy,
no loans Closed offered al n per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, IsaIG6lS.
Sterling exchange, quiet and steady AT
"a s5il; sixty day bills, q 81 for
demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

The rnier ignsi having heei llllt I
astas ass gne n utrAii cltl fN|'
mept, executed by J. 7, fJsrai-iat|
lag, Aus accented said Applialnt-ik|
fed as requested by the siaiultiN N1I' |
Texas. This Is Intended V Tlye Hft11f
and call upon all rcis0is hqlbi.' ~
int O come Il ard make y ilon1e Z
r suit viii D.. irs lniui u enpit g,
pos ON g aldn 50 IS 81 lI1eSn 90 4
y CIT. MrnHEY AnlI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

doom 81 q u IN ~. ,Abl.i b9Dlfn IA
9 ~, y. - - ~ Ai ~, In h.Adlui1fl
:, e ,Sss 10Y Mulat,sa ltll.stiI|
D 20 - mn, ~ SpseA, teslnt1ll aI4
S ,.te.' tn,tu ll'el slates ral11
it,s,9S =, "a r nur. Ny,t NxiA sioN On
~, si,' w. ,e,'. ~. ". - eays ir AaF1l1
~ '.' XXI t,sia,is w ~ ielqfl Alfa.
~ oi w ~ must &c lelanh iaiAifI
anu ~ years .ot iess i'oA dt h \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Proposals viii be rtcelsec b, Il. I
Gil belcher. Texas. for ~ 49, " y, ~ \
tWo-story siXrJlm sthoA hodii H.. a
t,lmmed' or entirely s'oa9, q. M
lans and Specifications IA, ~, w y 4
y ann q Lynch. afcaitc,t a. z, 4
icy, J lans and SPEC deaf On, " 4. \. n
lectS ONCE and at Btlchef bas, h ! y.
acc imprinted b. eertlied lNlel a, p N. U
one hundred collars, PAYABLE 1, x, w y. /,
architects as 6 afautee M AZ " 'fl
bidder will, inside OF ilye an ~,
yer INTO contract and furnlA ~, nv
holent bond ioF The omplttor x 4. y
Specified. Tne bids 10 Ia fatll =. n Y ~
9 9 ock Monday the eth ilt y : z Z
~. Tee right reAerrsa . ielill Z, }. {,
Coe, maYOr. - :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Ernhnnnn M Nn,r Ynrll

LONDON, Sept, 2l--Consols closed at "a
for money! for silver 3s6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

4Hh two Memphis morning daillos
lieve adopted the modern subscription
=. .'''e q 10 conts a week, introduced in
sne south by Tue GAZETTE. with
that naturally comes the abolition Of
INC we column leader and tho blanket
syssetn q raportipg. The journalism
q ne 1iHiies l. playing out everywhere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

10 tte ubur
Tho oniy travelling persons, male or 10
male at present authorized TO receive aud
reegni for SUBSCRIPTIONS for THE GAzsTrE
are.
H. NJ. Pharr 9. ~ Bewley
i RI. Barbee w T. ROyster,
w. K Mnrchman Q. w. wilson,
n ID Ma cready. VIM II. Murray,
i Il. Bland. J. j. Rochusscn,
u n Duehnnan. Robert b. Patton,
w. N. Ayres, PRO-, w; NJ. Hipson'
e s. steadtnap, K NJ johnson,
N. ID. Cobb Jas Harris
The public arc cautioned not 10 pay
money TO any other persons rep
resenting themselves as travelling
agents Of this paper, as ali authority here
iofOre Issued TO any othor person than
those named IS hereby revoked,
DENocnAT PUBlisHrHG COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Texns weather Bulletin.
GALVESTON, Tx, Sept "a Especial [
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
CLOSING HOURS.

The business department Of TIM GA
zETrE viii ieniaip open until the tine indi-
Gated below:
Saturdays '.........'..ssssss's' ~ y VI
Sundays ....ss....sss..' v ~
Other days IN the week. ....,..... y. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

- EE0alIl.F alNEaAL nALpwIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2L-rSpecial. l-Stoclss
and bonds closed at the following prices
bid;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-25
FIGHTING PACIFIC MAIL.
opposition Steamship Lines to Be
Started.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a. "A statement issued
at the office of the Panama Railroad to-day
says that the company Is In the market for
steamers to run both on the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans in connection with the road
after February /. 1898. Tie reason for this
Is that at the last moment the renewal of
the contract with the Pacific Mail fell
through.
In regard to the report that the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company and the Panama Rail-
road Company will sever their relations
aud the steamship company will make a
contract with the partially built inter-
oceanic railway of Honduras, having a gulf
terminal at Puerto Cortez and a Pacific
port In the Gulf of Fonseca, the following
statement was issued to-day by the New
York agency OF the Panama Railroad Com
pany:
The Panama Railroad Company Is In the
market for steamers TO run both on the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans in connection
with the road after February /, 1898. The
reason for this Is that at the last moment
the renewal of the contract with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company fell through, the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company having de-
clined TO execute IL. We understand that
their refusal was caused by the dissolution
of the Transcontinental Association, which
Company large stipulated sum for the
carriage of certain traffic.
Vice President Houston OF the Pacific
Mail Company says: 1.-THE remarks at
tributed to me yesterday morning about q
break with the Panama road is entirely in
correct aud almost the reverse of what
said on the subject. What L did say was
that the Panama Railroad Company re-
quires us to enter into contract guarantee.
ing to 1t more money for the business be-
tween San Francisco and New York than
we received ourselves, and which, of
course. is impossible. Their threat to put
on steamers In opposition to us is simply
absurd. because 1t would have TO guarantee
such steamers sufficient earnings to support
them, which cannot be done. Our trade
with the Panama Railroad Company is
therefore off. The contract, however, does
not expire until February next. and we
feel perfectly confident of being able to take
care of the Pacific Mail interests after that
time. 1t is too early to say what the Pacific
Mail Company proposes to do"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-25
ADVENTUROUS ENGLISHMEN.
-Four Young Men Who Propose to Penetrate
Int Darkest Africa.

LONDON. Oct 24-There started Friday
from Charing Cross four young men who
constituted themselves into the East African
Exploration Society. Their names are !:
Lieutenant G. Villiers of the Royal Horse
Guards; Lieutenant BENEFIT Stafford Royal
Dragons; Sir Henry Itch borne, and Har-
ris. This company start from Alden, where
they will take a steamer along the east
coast of Africa to the mouth OF the Juba
River. which is Immediately under the eQua.
tor.
Their intention is to ascend this river 800
miles to large sffluent, the name OF which
Is unknown. but which flows west. There
the real work will begin.
They will proceed in westerly direction
across quite unknown country for about 800
miles till they coma TO Lake Rudolph. Their
intention Is to map out the country, take
the height of mountains, examine the fauna,
collect insects and shoot lions and ele-
plants. returning across the Gala country
into Somaliland and out of Africa at Ber-
bera, opposite Alden.
They will take about eight or ten months,
and they go out well armed and properly
prepared. These four young men, whose
ages vary from % to 2S. are very well to do
i'm Tho world
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-25
THE BRIDGE COLLAPSED,
Five Hands of Great Northern Con
siruction-Train Meet Their Death.

Five Hands of Great Northern Com
siruction-Train Meet Their Death
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. PA special TO
the Pioneer Press from Spokane, WASH.
says that an appalling accident occurred on
the construction line of the Great Northern
Road at o'clock this morning, resulting in
the death OF seven men, fatally injurlng
five more and seriously iniurlng six others.
The dead are: John Leonard OF st. Paul.
John johnson, James Wright, Daniel WAX
hux, Nels Nelson, j. Brady ana A. Olsen.
The last six are laborers.
The fatally injured are: J. Gimon. j.
Robertson, G. Nelson. j. j. Campbell and
j. Linville.
Seriously injured: George Nelson. Charles
Anderson. Robert Anderson, A. Maxwell.
Z. James, Henry Payne.
All those mentioned are laborers, except
Conductor Leonard.
The track-lsyinR crew had finished work
up to the Wenatchee River, and this morn
ing started to lay rails across the stream.
The east approach and the first span was
crossed safely. When the second span was
reached the false work under the
bridge collapsed and the track ma
chine. together with the two carloads
of ties and three cars loaded with rails.
fell into the river sixty feet below. The
men were thrown In every direction and
some of them were buried under the ties and
rails with the above result. Many OF the
injured cannot live.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 24.-By collision he
tween freight and work train on the MIL
waukee and Northern Railroad. between
Elkhart and Plymouth. this morning
Thomas FITZGERALD Of Deperekand Nick
Pringle OF Eikhart were killed and severaI
injured some fatally.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-25

rbo love their boys-the anti-dive ele-
nent Is behind this movement. Applause
GLOW have Kelly and Crlmmins hved
for years? They jump from JunKShop 70
= einmill and from a gnmill to the coptroi
OF the great Republican party OF San FRAN
cisco. Am | drawing the picture TOO
strongly? [Cries Of ono, no.'I VINO ran
the delegation to Sacramento? buckley
and Kelly and Crimmins. What mas oeen
the result? Disgrace and scandal. was IL
intelligent men who represented you mere
Ne. Why? Because Kelly and CrlmmlhS
and Buckley wouldn't let you tAppla1s,e,.I
us there a single man nominated oy hely
and Crimmins that you would take lhto
your pariorP [Cries OF mo- III Monroe
Green wood is elected there Will be none VI
these scandals. because ne comes ron citv
higher order of men. This is great Guy,
and we must have men there VINO are ABOVE
reproaeh. [Applause.J
Now Kelly and Crimmlns want the nlu- ,
nicipal ticket because they couid controi
the courts Henry ii. Scott, our NOMINEES .
Scott because he is an honest man. lCneers.l
And so with our nominees Tor county
Clerk ard District Attorney.
f.Yonng men. what chance have you got
with Kelly and Crlmmins? None. You
MIGHT as well be a swine with a ring in
ynnr nose as tie most intellectual man alive.
In behalf of your future manhood crush ont
this machine open the political arena aud
make ft free for American talent to win.
TCheers.
Il am a Non Partisan and will vote the
ticket from top TO bottom. L would rather
a thous nd times see a Democrat elected
than one of Kelly and Crimmins' sneaks
and towards. Lift aloft your manhood and
vote the Non-Partisan ticket" lCheers.]
Mr. Enos asked Mr.. Scott, the nominee
for Sheriff, to come to the platform and
when he made his appearance the audience
IN nd ri
and again, the band playing For He's
Jolly Good Fellow"
After urging them again to vote the Nom
Partisan ticket Mr.. Enos said: II am a
Republican in national affairs and | am for
Harrison, but | am for my home and city
first of all and will vote for pure govern
ment TCheers Where is the Christian
element to-day? Behind the Non Partisan
movement, Do you want Kelly and Grim
| Minis to fix the dives? Why, they are tue
very fathers of the dives
81 want 10 say one word for our nominee
! for the Assembly" He was Interrupted by
| cries for "Burkel" aud on Mr.. Burke ad-
! yancing TO the platform he was wildly
eheered.
Continuing Mr. Enos said: 'D0 you want
to put Nike de Young tAerep LCries Of
"N0, never!"l Then vote for THIS young
man and he won't disgrace the State"
lCheers.
Mr.. Scott made a brief speech promising
to do his duty honestly and fearlessly if
eleeedt to the Office of Sheriff. He WAS
warmly applauded.
d. |. Mahony spoke briefly in support Of
Mr.. Burke for the Assembly and urged them
to vote the Nom Partisan ticket from top to
bottom. His remarks were greeted with ap-
plause.
This closed one of the most enthusiastic
meetings of the campaign. and it augurs
well for the success Of the ticket.