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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
SAM JONES
SAYS THE BIGGEST THING GAL
WESTON EVER HAD


Galveston, Tex, Nov. 25,-tepreiall-
Three day services were held, sam
Jones preaching one OF his characteristics
sermons To q large audience az inc
first Baptist church ut 10 n.nlr aud TIE
Itcv. George Stewart delivering IN nhlr
and pathetic discourse to large crowd
at the Tabernacle at j ~ M, ~ which
much Interest WAS manifest. The meet
ing at the Tabernacle tonight was the
largest OF the series and it " estimated
that no less than 10000 people were
present. sam Jones was Mt his bost'
He appeared on the platform with capt.
j. n. Sawyer. After mentioning
the additional expenAr the commit
tee on arrangements had been 70
accommodate the vast crowds he
called for collection, saying,
81 don't know what your feelings are,
hut | can say this 10 you, put tn what
you can, but yon cant pay FOR tie good
this meeting will do pou.
He then stated that he lad received
letter from Houston this morning
which stated the eggs which were thrown
nj him there had been furnished 10y a
snloon man and thar he fell dead the
other day In San Antonio, while your
uncle Jones ~ still living
Speaking Of the collection at the men :
meeting last night he said, ''Somc
thought We gOt $4,000 last hight, bur
the sum tnlhl WIS ubuul HlWi' Ni ~ hlNl'
over one cent head The biggest thng
| Galveston ever had only cost a cent q
| head
lie then proceeded TO touch np She pc
/ nuiionsness Of Galveston In a lively mnil'
/ ner.
After q fine choral service Mr. Jones
requested all TO keep perfectly quiet 10
th1t all could near Last night they
/ were on the blnzlng top Of Mount Sinai,
| let us lingcr Tonight on Calvary, ANA
! rnvc Ar his text, God ~ loved the
world that he gave llla only begotten son
! that whomsoeyrr believed ~ him Hhould
moi perish but have everlasting NE
From this he preached an appealing
| and pathetic sermon In which he referred
10 his early life aud the comhais b. had
/ fought and the victory he had won oyer
| Tie evils aud Vices that hosct him lif
snld what he had accomplished any
other man or woman with viii and de-
Organization TO do right aud live IN iht
/ fear Of ihr l0nl couid do. The neelinl
closed without any unusual dempnsifn
tious A large number again came for
| wand and gave him tliplr hand and sign
ed the pledge cirls Before disnisaini
The audience he stated that the meet
lngs ciased Sunday night and 10y thal
limo 5000 souls would be saved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
STATE AFFAIRS.


Austin, Tex, NOV, 70 fspe,siia,l.ll - A.,
Fifsf German Baptist church NJ UHliaA Nlrl
~ rhaifrr to-ury. Value OF property, flV',
40. incorporates, Wn. Maushicks and
Others ,.,.. 49,.
bern appointed "a a elerkshlp 10 ne uelmr-
tueut TO mn the vacancy ttiutfh ~ thf
resignation Of Mr.. Bowen.
Can't ~ r. Patrick. once resilient OF
Austin, has been appointed eonmi.Mpillr
~ deeds for Texas IN the .'r'e OF NeW
York, 81, . n...
lieutenant 4 olohel 1h0s. ". ROwell VIII ~
,.i,fted colonel of the Fifih regiment y,
VI, and that Ma1r Henry Erniis VIII
,linih AZ gTndc and take me position
,.rafed ~ Colonel iiDwell, These genileiirn
srs iolh hur oiiirrrs ana have me WciiaFf
- ne state militia al heart,
Te-day Olsfk Hart, ~ the United ~ -rf
e,i,rf wns 10 The commission fuams taxing
eyidence M the famous cufufnlHHiol case ~
coma 40 for hearing hi The neat
tsrui N the federal court ~ Ansiil.
sftnruey. General Culersnn. Srnninr Coke
ma judge Slmuklns nrr looking after ne
Interest N the slate rni AesNfs. pyrns
psrsius. Freeman aud Torn are cnhduftlnf
fhe c6se FOR the railroad. lp5inj Npests,
ysuie Trlcc nnd Arkew testified ana Tue
Investigation viii eontinur Tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
AMERICAS SUPREMACY
As a Cotton Producer for The World, viii
Probably aoi Exist Kueh Loagsf--shs Has
Lost One Of Her Besl Customers.

New Orleans. La. Nov. ia morn
Ing phper's New York special says.
Americas long, practically. undigpEtc1i.
supremacy a. cotton producer for The
world, Il uppcnrr. viii not eAiHt much
longer. One Of her principal customers
has always been RnssiA. whose mills
forinerly deDeuded entirely on American
cotton. and lurchaai-d 70 tile extent VI
S45.OOO.OOO annually. IN 1851 Russia
began 10 produce cOttgn ~ Iurke4ian.
Last year she raised 5f.tNo tons from
American seed and a. much more from
Asintic. thru 81 her requirements.
Tho greatest drawback 70 the new I'M
lion facilities. but this j. ~ be sfeelily
remedird. Intelli g.nee from Russia says
The projected railway from Sanareand
10 khakon, n distance y - miles II
being built chiefly 10 facilitate ne irnnH-
poFtation u cott0u INA the fefsl@na
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
FIREMEN STRIKE


New York. Nov. 25.-All the nremen
emuloyed IN tho New York steam com,
pany's great plant on GreenWich ana
Washington streets, struck this morning
against reduction Of wages. ne COM
pAny employees 80 tremeu IN hO boilers.
They have been receiy'" = cenis per
lour and working from eight 10 ten
hours day. The company announced
Hereafter thut they would be paid but
% cents an hour and work tWriEe
hours Nearly all of them have bcen
steamship hremen and suii that thls
reduction would bri-s wages apwh 10
n lower figure than trey could E,t at
sea. Also Il was q phyAcal ilnpossloiinlty
10 fire n boiler twelve hours = day me
,ocn snid lin. fire rooms Of the plant
were hotter than the ilre holes of shlps
where the men worked only -FOUR hours
AZ n stretch and then rested cight hours
Reforr the men left. they opened INC
dnmpers, letting great volume OF c1lu
mir into the boilers anu brl1Sihs ~ ~
steam pressure down hkS ~, -,
eInvotors IN the Western Union telegraph
Imildin, Broadwpy and Dey siN,elS'
boJ 10 stop running and N tins hulidlng'
mi Ia lid general pOstoilicc, the electric
lirhts wont out, IA there was nor !pNer
rnnurl 10 run the dynamos' lher' MhS
n great hurrying around 70 start
beneath long time ldie pohet9 "l ~
nm In thnsr of he morning paper offices
caught without power at We Nyr! . nVw
when their presses were about 10 s 3,lipn
| The newspapers arose 10 tne pJ -, ~
and their editions VIII Wn pnu WI ,rbeTe the
steam company's power was usu"' ny, ~
w1s n gIeat climbing Of stairs In inc
Westeri, MON building five OF the SIX y
o operat Mon being run with steam from . hS
b5iler IN the building. Later ~ w 4, KY
| the steam company repot,eeu u LIN
seV1i -hat the plant would be running
MI right to.nishr and hereafter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
FATAL COLLISION
A Train Comes Dowu a Nil aud Crashes
lnio Another Train-kllleo
and Injured,

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 25.-At /; I
ILL lpni-' ,his ,norninca disastrous wreck
occurred s on the indianapolis division IL, o.
tween 1--WE ! Cambridge City and Riehm91 "a
Freight train No. s., going east, staten ,l,, n
on Jackson's hill. The IRAN NV. WIS ~ ~, Ia
two. Train 81, west boun .,.. was 81 - and
When yS pi t I first part Of train 3 passed,
Sa1 I passed. started down the hill. be, Be
cause II the steep grade nc ". .iain "a, NE h.
under such headway II could ho' y
stopped. ,.i,irred.
lis. Of the killed anJ lalu .,,ei,, are.
W n. Burmaun. lndianape'ls' nv
man. instantlykilled.,. ..,,. aroinser
both legs crushed. injuries fetal head
Hs i, Hendricks, Indianapolis hs~1
brakeman, fatally scalded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
NAsnVILLE RACES,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov %, First race
--Fopr iurlongs. Whittier won, Elsio
s. second, Miss Lulu third. Time, l;O4t.
Second raco--Six and u half furlongs.
Sly Lisbon won, Echo second, Aspen
third Time. l;2lt,
Third iacc-Scven furlongs. Brazos
klns third. Time, 1901,
wood won, t,ouna $, second, Taylor
Hayden third. Time, l:0a.
Fifth iaco--Four and half furlongs.
Agalon won, Human second, Ike $.
third. Time, BIT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
IN OHIO.
THE INTENTION WAS TO VOTE
FOR CLEVELAND


Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. 25.--It now
nppc us rs though Ohio mry have IN
toudcd 10 have gone for Cleveland by
u slight margin Tonight the states
statisucinns ia Columbus completed tho
election count upon individual preHldcn-
tlnl electors, II shows LORENZO ID. Nicl-
crs Republican clpctor ior the eleventh
district. 10 be- defeated by James j,
Seward, whose name appears first on tho
list ot Democratic electors. Seward ~
cuiv,i 4ul. rs Votes nnd Niclers iu2 3Oo.
IL N thought the renHOn Seward ohlninrd
ao many more yoirg ihln his Democratic
electors lius IN tho Australian nlnn OF
hnloling In nae In Ohio. To vote tllN
strnight Democratic ticket undrr TINS
plan formerly II was necessary only 10
place a cross opposite the name Dem.
ocrntic Ticket at the bend Of the list OF
candidates.
This yenr owing 10 thu tendency OF
the voters 10 drop down one line IN marx
Ing and designating the nuino of the hrst
candidate thus erroneOusly voting only
for him. the law was amended 10 direct
that crosses FOR Tho straight uukets
must be placed IN circles printed for that
pnrpos,, M tho top OF he ballots II was
fonred from the first many would ne
rlc't 20 comply with the new regulation
aud place marks nt the side Of thr ticket
at the top thinking 10 vote u straight
Stewards election " taken ~ evidence
that this error was made by many voters
IN Ohio Il Is argued the cross was
placed beside hia name by many WHO
supposed they were voting the suhlElt
Democratic ticket whereas they were
voting only for him, II this be fact
though IL can never b. proved, enough
voters Ia Ohio desired to vote for Gro
yor Cleveland to carry the state by the
plurality that Seward got.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
SPORTING.
BARRON WON.

San Francisco, CAL, Nov. cS.-Jim
Barron. the Australian light weight,
made his appearance In this country In
q pugilisiic role vt tho CALIFORNIA; Attn
letic club tonight. His opponent was
Robert Dobbs. colored, Of Denver. The
purse for which the men contested was
$1,000. Dohbs weighed 1857, Barron l3s.
The men were very evenly matched as
" height and reach.
Round l-Dohhs rushed from the
start, but fought wildly.
Round BARRON turned the tables
on him, and kept the colorcd man run,
ming. Barron caught him near VA
ropes and reached him with right
handler ON the Jaw. Dohbs fell fiat ON
his back, and though he struggled up
no was late, aud the decision was given
In Barron's favor, amid cries o, "leakeS
from tho dissatisfied spectators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
SOUND OVER
To The Grand Iuy-The Two Rangers Who
Killed lie MeSlcans Near 0nkylllc.

Oakvilie, Tex, Nov. 25.--tSpecial, y
JnBtlce Chester today bound over "a
the grand jury state rangers Geo Big
ford and q. T. Rogers, OF Captain
Brooks command, charged with XII.
Ing two MeXicnns named Jan and
GabrielliR Longarias, about fourteen
niles south Of this place last Saturday
MINT Tho evidence elected ~ tia
preliminary trial was 70 the eilect that
the rangers were on the trail OF two
morse thieves and stopped at tho camp
III Tho Iongarlns. While they wore
ouegtionlng the AlcNicans the latter at
tomttcd 10 uss their Winchesters and
liring on boih sides began, resulting In
the death Of both the l-oDgarias.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
VILE AND OBSCENE,


,iiest nnd u0at ohaesne l0tfer,writer thBt
has ever been arfairned before United
ssntes COMMISSIONER q. " Lehman, was
before him to-day Maggie Henry htr
ariit a letter through the malls 10 the nus
daughter of q Dallas working man, ufHihg
her 10 rs 10 Fort Worth and naomr an
Of ihe girl found the letter md turned y
ovrr 30 thc police. Mhnpie waA held i9r
trial and hor bond placed At 500 IN ue'
fault OF halt she was roinanded 70 tbe hhr'
tlle, She n one ~ dozen young things whO
have been led nHtfay IN this city W Villain
Ou8 iouca aud then deserted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

~ a. Nov Secretary
Ky New Orleans cotton ex-
statement shows Il further
'.g'ement OF cotton during
~, The decrease compared
w corresponding days of
,.ag been TI,700 bales and
. " year before last G2,3JO.
y Total falling of for the
Jays Of November. lOT.-
AZ. \, lle SAINT days of last
VIZ bales under season
~ shows the total deficit
W " days from Srptcmbrr /,
- 70 be l,2SO,5Og bales
mst year, and S1l,43S
w with the year before.
issht into sight during the
IN, mas been 340,0S2 bales,
~, ~ paies last year and 347,-
oelOre, while the nggre-
H. w, twenty-five days of
L2ll,G7S bales against
~ and l,413,14l bales.
I,in September |. TO date.
|,l,,H against AS, 100. and
slds,lil.a st year and year be-
'So,ta alls on, last year, the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

roEioa TO the Trsns-caspisn RAILWAY. d
According 10 report made by an
American committee sent to Turkestan
to study the conditions of plantations,
not only Is Russian cottm not inferior
10 American cotton. but Il sntpasses the
latter IN quality and wonld certainly
supplant Il IN Interior markets. " only
the conditions Of transportation were ini-
proved. Promoters OF This railway BE-
lirye that Ia ten years Russia will not
only cease 10 be market for American
cotton. hut viii he exporting her own
suri,lus cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Sun Antonio. Tex. Nov. 10 Especially
.lan Antonio Flores is on triad IN tllc
United States rnnrt for violating the
neutrality law 10y participating IN Gar
Ea's attempted revolution against
Mexico. Flores held lieutenant vun-
mission for Garzn. Capt Burke and
Hardec OF the Third United States cav
airy, described the light NJ Rctinal. where
Flores Is alleged 10 have commanded
the CARA troon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

SELMA Ala Nov 25.--Jlin sullivan, who
~ briitaiiy cut Vol Emerson 70 dcnih on the
nighf n The grand ratification, hne bren
captured teoniy miles IRON here. iie WIS
aere5 oniy N fhe point Of q uiriol. lie had
a reyoivcr nni q knife On lis person. A
reward Of 5000 was niercd for Ills arrest
I.ynching Is freely talked or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Galveston Tex, Nov. %. Especially
Local forecast for tho twenty-fuur
hours ending at midnight, November
%. for Texas east Of tho Tooth merchant
Fair, cooler except stationary tom
psrature along the coast dlsirieh
variable winds. mostU northtrlE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Louisville, KY. Nov, -. Tho Louis
willie and Nashville road announced To-
day that on December 10 Il would open,
in connection with its road, line OF
steamships from Pensacola, Fla, to
Havana, Cuba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
FTEN CENTS
|rus Cotton Is the
II Reached. y
ii The CROP LOWER
|s..,. i lnlbam, Alexander Mex
|,. Below 100000
,,s New York and Ne"
~, Ihr.s-sighihs Of a
o..o,j choV3 p
Il THE CROP LOWER

A Nv. %. (spceiall
4 .' 4 that was esli %
i ae,,li % tie curb Of 80
.'lsi i....} to-day and closing
ssiu Of that amount q ",
4 f,tsr'h sold here ut 80
y i.. Ms. advance over Wed Wei
"A, 1 and later sold at 9 4. ",
@ Thc Liverpool market
y .bott last nights prices
y 's sSSs5,seeucntly advancing
. n, I'm Irregular and unsit-
~: a last night. a.,
y, improved ZIG, making
n, ,i ',ly or only Ii Of u
. 4 4 4 i, re expressed ourselves
~ ih, w lime ago. All spot
,i XIV are ii TO II cent
4 1,,lI sales showing the
y seIjers to sell and the
Y u things prevails here,
se Up 80 making
n NV York advanced II
Siuis closing finally at II
movement. 1000 -,
4lm bales last year. The
u, eore into sight this
ias "a The report Of our cx-
a si,rtoon, Is $4,000 bales,
ISn ial.s last year, The
a, vhich has come into sight
~ Sliembcr 1st, H. 3,2Ol,-
,.,ls,. $4,000 bales last
fgl,y IN week We called
A N lalt that on the LIST of
i%, VbIth was q 7,OuO, 900
iWut In sigllt was f,No-,NVu
!, sid ior lie next few days
alt Is to come into sight
a, ae.iiienei above AS in
We viii have about
= q { deficit as compared
T,hhg one week with an-
is tine on, one can judge
vhahi thp estimates Of the
BY an lsely to be correct
a. Tie esiimlte here for
/, 100 bales, against II, 900
ytaf. We estimate pert re-
N net week @9995,OOO bales,
QOO hla-
4 uaiy, Sles, 300 bnlcs,
30 Nh Nd yesterday,
uy3S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
PcKs AND RoNns

|ssl 'g y. 2S;-'rhe stock mar.
|la ed ~ railways from start
todsr, trading transactions
% ! a 'l-le' but as the after
|,,sst , .9 the bears made n
leadihs along the line aud
|taisa SHARES were attended
nsTs ammunition. There was
|iegis,l,. q the day to affecr
4 ~ go in the weather m,
|its.9 mar SJ00.Ol0 OF epId
|ill rrn' ~ Enropc tomorrow.
b; el., was comparatively
~ NM .l weak for railways
las,., ,,s,i fairly active. South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Chicago, H., Nov. 20, Tom Rayau
has declined the offer OF the Olympic
club OF Now Orleans, 90 fight Tom
Williams for $1,000, Tho purse wis
not large enough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
sAMuEL OF posrN.

San grancisco. Cal. Nov. 21,--'rhe
SECOND trial OF NJ Il, Curtis 'Samuel
OF posen" for the murder OF Policeman
Alexander Grant on the night Of Seplein-
Der IL, 1891, began In Judge Murphy's
court to-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Of John shea. aud David Nevills aud
Mrs. William r. Anderson, for tho
murder OF tho husband Of the latter
All these parties arc IN jail and viii
doubtless remain there until they obtaia
fplal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Dallns. Tex.. Nov. D. Especial. X
Tho siand Jury this evening returned
truo bills f3r murder ia the frst degree
against walter Blilaps Tor the murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

etas Ia. Asr A-(Special)
4 GlhGi NJ;
-lhe tga fhlefs from this
d lisslp a4tancc cspcci-
Va ezis lhhl ut . y. III.
}a Ids iAan yesterday.
hsfk rs not held but
A1hAl until the clos
Z FnlAi sud unsettled mt
sfCf tafes. The same
4 ~ liverpool alNnrr-
: n DE opening. The same
q sie ltself felt in Liver
aas 70 the extent OF IL
De tx Jump Of 81, but
= iitroon buying orders
lr1 NciTed very freely.
pSene1i was steady until
sheh { 80 points higher
sllfs figures. In Liverpool
N-iay were 12.0OO bales ut
ics Sales Of actual cotton
I've holidays have been
yesterday 800 bales from
Ivy bales to arrive: to-day
q iietor's tables aud 100
-.
z were posted yesterday
aos have been marked up
al4dlag now stuuGs . rs.
Increment lust published
W; gu as compared with
q las, rear of $1,000 bales.
4 q the crop brought into
lA,s evening - 3,lU2,OOO
ti2.OOg bales last year;
~ YEAR before last. IL is
'Asi while the movement
-esltbly below flat of last
a'si9lehcd within COCO bales
.lAH week of the movement
(, Sfes two Years ago when
oCJ0,OOO bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

oUTRAGER COSTELLO HANGED.
III Paso, Tex, Nov. -. Especially y
According TO the verdict oi the court,
Costello, the iNpist, was hanged to-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Decanlr, Tex. Nov 20. -lSpecinll--
Hon. Ii. u. Cniscwcll informs your cor
respondent that he II no longer q oandl-
date for United States district attorney
Of tho Western district Of Texas, and
that he viii not bc In the race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Arlmorc. ] r.. Nov. 25.-iSpeeinl. ~
The Taylor mercantile eein,any ns.igned
to-day, Assets s20Je. Liabilities y0OVV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

r...t. ,f,h.. Sov. 1.-THE aiie. W.,
ti neitso,Tt ar company's works ~ ~
DstrYI Win ..iil nroba8iy be half nlilioa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 20. Official re.
turns OF Indiana show plurality Of
7Og1 for Cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-26
FINANCIAL


New YORK., Nov % -(Speeiail--
Sterlng-Bank, 60 days .... 4 s5lf
Commercial. W days......4 50
Acknowledgement, W
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Franks-Bank, " days .....5 TX
Commercial, % days .........5 -.