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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
SPORTING.


MoRR1s PARK, Oct. l.-First race,
with Snapper Garrison on Brewer,
Ehrets Sir Francis won tho matron
stalk II was expected the matron
stakes would be the sensational feature
OF tho progra mme, but much of Its i'm
portanoe was lost sight OF when DR..
Hasbrouok, with 1850 pounds up, chop,
ped two full seconds OF tho Eve furlong
record. When 81 seconds was hung
out by the Official timers after he gai.
loped in ahead of his opponents The
spectators we're amazed.
Yemen in the second race of six fur
longs lowered the record for that dis
TANGO from lao 10 1904. Then doubt
ing ThomasesH were convinced that 10
was really record-brealking track.
The matron stakes were worth az. 900.
OF which e2,5oo goes TO the second
horse, and q 800 70 the third. The
ssee was q scorcher from the start
Garrison ccald have won with either
Mss Maud or RAbecca Rowstt, NE COLI
fe"as eease'of a cleyeS ioekay against
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

On April 22nd, last The GAZETTE
printed an editorial under the above
caption, from tho concluding para
graph Of which the following excerpt
Is talson;
1T has been the peculiar mission Of Tnr
GAslrrr from It's founding, mission 10
which no management hns been unfalthful.
70 work for the upbnildiug Of Texas, and
70 lead the van In every forward movement
y ~ unwilling 70 deacrt that mission now
FOR tho sake Of personal considerations
which aro Of infinitely less Importance
than Tho general interests OF the state II
appears to DO Incompatible 10 pursue that
ppleot further, and W tho Same time TO
lapQr Tor tho reelection Of Governor HoeE
As botwccn Governor 'iogg ard Texas,
Inn 5AarrrE gives It's adhesion TO tho
itate.n
The foregoing utterance was made
iome months prior TO tho Houston con.
Eention, aud during tho interval TIM
sAzGrrE labored zaaiously to impresa,
apon It's readers in Democratic ranks
the propricty OF placing at tho head Of
state aiIaira sone conservative man,
who could reconcile tho differences m
The party and give tho state wise and
patriotic administration. Tho sueges-
lion fell upon unwilling cars, aud tho
result as predicted BY rHR GAZETTE,
Is knGN \ OF all mo-
sinco tho Housig convention and
mo unfortunate occurrences that rent
tho Democratic party in twain, FnE
GAZETTE has boon silent but deoply
Interested Observer OF tho current Of
politieai cyeats T. has waited ma
tien'ly to hear al the evidence IN The
case baiore elieaIng Itself with either
wing Of the disrapsed party. Tho oyi.
acnee q now ali %, md tho arguments
pro and CON have beou presented and
as THE GAZETTE grea,ly feared. Cow
prnor Hogg has Jailed to show any
ahanee Of heart or continent but ~.
heres g tho principles and rei,eratesip
Substance tho ideas and opiaions which
were Tho foundation ior rns "a.
zfrlEs cppoAition to Iris renomh,a-
Ton The same reasons which aoiuaiea
TIA GAznrrn ID Withholding H. yun.
pQfs Of his candldaey IN April last stil
remain md 40 good reason ran Be A.
gaHeed whs support can be aocord,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


speculation and ,rtfuyagant theories
which made his administration {
failure, and brought disappointment TO
macy Of his heretofore ardent sup
portees.
The opening address OF his cam
paign, delivered at the opera house in
Dallas Saturday night, and which may
be justly considered AS the keynote Of
the campaign. gives evidence conclu-
sivo to every one, that II reelected gov
ernor there is no good reason 10
hope for a change Of methods in his adj
miristration, y d that the same hurtful
policy viii be pursued for the ensuing
two years, This fact considered, The
GAZETTE again announces It's allegl-
ance to Texas, and believing the adj
yancement Of Its interests and the elect
ion Of Governor Hogg are Incompatible,
1t cannot give his candidacy is support
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

a strong speech mr the Party by our
NrAt Congressman.

A Strong speech Tor the Party by our
NrAt Congressman.
Judge G. X. Bell, Democratic candi-
date for congress In this district, spoke
last night ut the opera house. He con-
fined his remarks entirely to national
questions and hold that the fnan-
clal distress Of our section,
by which he meant the West
and South, was due to the evils OF Re-
publican tariff legislation. by which tho
Northern manufacturers wore protected
at the expense OF the south and West,
and TO the twin evil, the excessive pen
sion payments. These two matters
disposed Of, ho attacked the Third
party hcrosics ON the financial sub.
treasury and government ownership Of
railways ideas. He proved that the
circulating medium of the country was
| S2l per capita, the Third party
| claim OF only 81 aud odd cents to the
| contrary Notwithstanding.
The protective tariff permitted tho
! concentration of money IN tho East.
and another source Of trouble In Che
south was that we wCre forced 20 buy
our manufactures under protection
prices and soil our agricultural prn
ducts in free trade markets abroad. in
competition with cheap EASTERN farn
labor, The roliel was offered in the
remedies for these OWLS proposed in
the Democratic platform.
lie logically regarded tho sub treas
NY plan a. class legislation Of tho
worst kind and directly against the
poor, by this meaning wage carners.
Bringing tho pension que tion homo,
no said We have $4,000 600 TO pay
yearly ON the dependent pension nc
count This Is about ~ per capita for
the people OF the United States. We
have In this congressional district TO-
900 people SO every year We arc taxed
that many dollars for the benefit OF
Union soldiers, not one-tenth OF tho
money being paid out ia the South.
Tho Third party, or the ally OF the
ltrpuhican party. that In some guise
or other comes 10 the fore every presi.
dental year, when IL can do most
harm to the Democratic party. was re.
viewed and its fraud In printing its
platform was pointed out. Ho, IN this.
| referred especially to the twelfth
plank OF tho St. Louis platform, reiter-
ating Weayer's demand for the pay.
ment TO Union soldiers Of the diiIer-
enco In value Of their pay in green.
backs and the price OF gold during tho
war.
As their nominations In this state
were made under the ST Louis Mat.
form which had been adopted. the
Third party stood committed to this
doctrine, for the nominations were made
beioro the Omaha meeting.
Ho held the force bill and tariff 10 b1
the vital issues, aud It was the duty OF
all the people OF the south 70 LOYALTY
support the Democratic party. to aid In
killing the one and reforming The
other,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
THE ESCAPED ELEPHANT
Heading Northwest, Leaving Destruction in
lis Path.

TERRELL, TEX, Oct. Especial pc.
The escaped elephant from Lemen
Bros circus, at Athens, Tex,
reported in to.days GAZETTE
is reported by parties. living
twelve miles southeast OF here on
Rocky Cedar as being in Rocky Cedar
bottom pursuing a northwa stern course,
tearing kown icnces OF all descriptions
as he comes 70 them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

AUSTIN, TEX oct. l. Especial. r.
At meeting Of tho iogg club to-
night the resolution reported Mt last
meeting in regard 20 drawing tho limo
In county politics ~ between Hogg and
Clark raised quite discussion. A
substitute resolution was passed 10
road that Walter Tips, senatorial can
didatc, II. II. Wheeless and u.
A. McFau, representatives, and
Capt $, G., Snecd, chairman
Of the county Democratic executive
committee should bo sounded rs to
whether they intended supporting tho
regular nominated uolSct with lIogg
NJ the head, and that committee report
result mt next REGULAR meeting.
Treasurer Workman spoke, saying
that he recognized IN the principle Of
tho car stable convention tile true prin-
ciples Of Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
MONEY
Was Easy Yesterday at Reason
able Rates.
PRIME COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Is in Misunderstanding in The Way Of
News About Cotton is Favorable 10
Higher Prices-Bad crop
Reports.
COTTON FUTURES
seem to be in Better Favor, WIZ ladies'
tions OF doing Higher

tions OF Going Higher
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. LIS rsciJ. ~
Atwood, Violet & Co say:
Fntures-Liverpool' desire 30 do 1etfer
was very manifest in the mo uf1seuaut
there this morning Of to 2-6I, lht was
lost, owing to the threatened strike on tho
operators. Our advices, however from
both there aud New York, say tilt they
have no belief that II will be ce1ad ont,
and this afternoon one of our 00lrds ppnd.
euts says: "Cable advices IIlifc IS
higher market next week on h. nlva-
ment and the improbabllity Of Jlte in
Manchester also that New NNrt vas ]
to better on the curb"
Our crop information grows WORSE in-
stead OF better and the same way We lUlc o q
those here who have adyices froia mo iu-
terior
Port receipts to-day atc % 00l bdlss
against 10000 bales this day last geas aad
on Monday next receipts here arr oaimatal
at $500 bales against 2),0OO bales last rear
While at the ports on Monday OF " Yely
the receipts were 72,0D bales ue suuil
likely be $4,000 TO 10000 bales les NF1 hcar
constantly from our constituents ilc dis
appointing out turn of lint per az
We close here one to two bette Iau lu b
night after opening two points lwe- N1-
tenbcr. January IN Liverpool aad DecBir-
Der here at the closing to-day ar 10 p1.uts
apart October here to-day is 81 tl....I.t
SS.l3 last year The interior m fca ~
far indicated does not promise ans
larper than last week. OF lr eli
be. but anyhow BY Tue uY y
next II can he pretty wei gs..1
Spots clOse stea " fit.. 40
tatlOns unchlnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

10 accommodate number OF Young
ladies' who do not desire to attend the
penmanship school after dark, spE.
oiAh CLASS in penmanship, from lI5
70 o r. m, daily, under the tuition Of n
master penman, will be organized on
Monday afternoon, October 3, az Wal
aens Texas business college. A linn
tied plumber Of pupils from the public
schools will be admitted ~ this class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
Judge sell, Democratic Nomi-
nee for Congress,
SCORES J8s Third PAR1YITES.
Clar gtnse-1s H0ld an Enthusiastic Meet
nsia ,a. Alh Ward With Anvil
f-1l I'D Music by
ne Sand.

a Mig oistt l-nar 'nrh,T1rIug aud

- hNE A'." NNNA "ANNNuE ANh
spo"nh.t
An enthus l- was held In
the Sixth wa mfg at the cor
ner OF Jenni t1 Dl gett avenues,
IN the intercs fol-. llH.tH lark's candi-
dacy for govera
1t was one o nu 1Ortant po-
litical gathering ea Aa ring this
exciting campal 1rth. and
the speakers an g0Ha we're in
thorough accord.
Captain Veal wa ' .grnn, and
in taking the chair .la nngthy
speech that had son n..H n.IaH and
the crowd chcered hi
After this speech, Uee, while
tho crowd was gath q, the band
played and the anvils feed aud tho sui-
lragans yelled TO their hearts content.
Then that bright young orator
Sidney Samuels made an address that
was excellent. He said in times gone
by Texans had paid honor to heroes,
who had earned honor battling for her
existence, but IL was left for the weak
Of this day to kneel in ablect worship
Of Hugg.
lie was followed by Capt Peacock,
who In answer 10 the oft made taunt OF
the machine Democrats that the Clark
Democrats were mot regular, asserted,
as for himself II IL was necessary TO cut
entirely loose from party 70 defeat
HOgg, he would even cut loose from tho
Democratic party, as dear a. 1t and its |
principles were to him. He made an |
earnest pie. for the Houston platform
and George Clark and his associates ON
H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
HERE'S HOPING

We May Have Occasion Tor Rejoicing, Says
Grover.
A citizen OF Fort Worth has just re-
ceiyed the following letter in reply to
one giving true statement OF the
complications here in the Clark-IIogg
combat in the state OF Texas:
GRAY GABLES, BUzzARDs BAY, Mass,
September %. is 3
b. b. Richards ESQ Fort Worth, Texas
My Dear SRI desire to thank you
for your letter OF the 18th inst, and for tho
statement you give me concerning the politi
cal outlook In Texas. ] am very glad 10 bel
assured by one who anows so wei
the situation. that with all the complications
which have arisen there is no danger OF
YOUR state being found IN any other than
It's accustomed place. Hoping that all
who believe in Democratic principles will
have abundant occasion for congratulations
In November next, ] am very truly yours,
GROyER CLEVELAND
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

BRENNAN, TEX, Oct. Especial. |
"A general row resulted over n game
OF monte at kinney's store in the east.
ern part OF the county last night In
which Jim Allen, farmer was shot
through the heart Louis Fillisnu Is
charged with the crime and is held in
$500 bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

ST PAUL, MINI. Oct. lat 2:30
this afternoon a terrible hail storm Wis
tied this city doing much damage to
vegetation and buildings.
The hail stones We're fully an inch in
diameter and u great many pedestrians
We're injured before they found shelter.
For half an hour business was sus-
pended all over the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

TERRELL, Tax, Oct Especial.
Tho county Republican convection
convened Ut Terrell to-day and alter
some prcliminaries endorsed the ma
tonal Republican platform aud the
nominees " tho Fort Worth conven-
tion, and Huhmaster for representative
nopposltion 10 Ham Gossoti.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
A PERSONAL MATTER.


Yesterday afternoon personal diff
Hculty occurred between Alderman
Mics and EN-Pollccman Sobe Maddox.
and IL Is possible tonight 70 give only
one side OF the story, tho statement
made by Sebo Maddox to THE GA
2ErTE reporter. He said:
This IL ternoon was on the street
and Pcyton Maddox came up and told
mo that Alderman Mics had CONVEX
sation in which he denounced the mar
shall, Jim Maddox. went down tho
street, found him in front Of the Man
sion bur aud jumped him and give him
a BEATING
MnddON's hand was cut by blow
against the alderman's teeth.
The alderman could not I've seen last
night to get his version Of the ARRAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

THE California man who thanked
the crowd for lynching him for the
murder OF h Is wife and child was, por-
haps, the only party OF the second part
in an affair OF that sort who ever gave
his consent TO tho ceremonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

THE Republican rainbow chnsors
who arc talking about capturing Now
Jersey will DO walking the floor at
midnight OF Tuesday, November 9Th,
over tho returns from Kanas, Illinois,
Nebraska, Oregon, Colorado, aud all
tho other "solld" Republican states
exspt Vermont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

JOHN SHERMAN in his opening speech
declared himself In line with his party.
This ends tho fear OF Johns associates
that no would bolt tho ticket because
MIR. Blaine was not nominated at Min
neapolla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, oct. i.-lSpe.
oial, l-Postmastor johnson and Henry
Torroll. local Republican leaders, are
IN Austin comforting with Messrs.
Huston aud Long, who are in Texas to
moke peace between the Republican
(. etions, Local Lily Whites appear d
have been Ignolnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

less competent riders. His ieo FOR
winning with Sir Francis is said 70 be
6, 600.
Summaries-Firstr race, five fur'ongss,
Dr. Hasbrouck won, Correction seconu'
Sir Mathew third. Time, ;ol
Second race. SIX furlongs, Yemen
won, Estelle second Grand Prix third.
Time, l.095
Third race, Frotham handicap mile
and five sixteenths, Reckon won, sinei,p-
ner second. Montana third. Time, z;lI'
Fourth race, matron stakes, SIX Iur-
longs, Sir Francis won, Miss Maud sec
ond, Rebecoa Rowett colt third. Ilne'
ITO.
Fifth race. one mile, Adelbert won,
second, Strephon third
Time, l:llt. -.
sixth race, five furlongs. Hugh
Penny'won, Hiram second, Middleton
third. Time, :55.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
THE CAMPAIGN
In Texas and Elsewhere---WhGt
is Being Done.
MCKINLEY At CINCINNATI.
--------
Tho National Republican Committeeman Still
in Texas.
Arranging for Grand PopuIsi Camp MoOlina
in Denton County Buck Walton al Ter
reli-Holtlles Ia Travis.
The Test.
MCKINLEY AT CINCINNATI.


CfNo1NNArL o., oct /. The no
publicuns of Cincinnati had their frst
political meeting tonight in Music
hall. The house was filled, seats,
asles aud stage, making an audience
Of about 1000 people, and an overflow
meeting was addressed from the front
Of the hall. The principle speaker was
Gov Mckinley, who devoted his time
to the dcnunciation OF the Democratic
platform state plnnks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

GUTHRIE, o. n. Oct. 30 Especial. -
The Democrats and Populists both held
county conventions here tu-dny.
They rcpudia,cd the fusion agree
monts made by the oentral committees,
and both put up straight tickets.
Tho Democrats are full OF onthusi.
asm and feel that success Is suro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

II Mr.. J. /. Goodwin OF brentwood
lesires to revise his statement that
there are not one hundred, men In his
senatorial district who win vote for
Clark, the columns Of THE GAZETTE
ars plnced NJ his service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

kAUEhAN, TEN, Oct ]. 'snecla 3
y Cnl ID. b. Roberts, o. kansas Citv
oners % bet loo aerls u Kaafr,sn
county land agaii.ot slU0 that Hoo
VIII not BE- Che ngsl c1vgtaar of Tsrsso
NJ Z Mitchell. y ilGaiinaa. viii az.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

New ORLEANS, La, Oct. l. Is Htsl.
Sterling Commercial 60
days. observation-disclosures e59i S
Franks Commercial, 90 days 2j5t
New York sight-Bank. ......PaT
Commercial. ...........,.....l5 l li- Juut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

HUDSON, S. D.. Oct. 1.-The man
damus case against Labor Commits.
sioner Peck, to compel him to produce
certain papers figuring in the recent
report by him, was argued to-day be-
fore Justice Edwards, who reserved his
decision
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

New YoRE, Oct l.--[Spscial u
Sterling Bank, 80 days.....4 s5l4 sf
Commercial. 10 duys ,.......4 "a
Northumberland rcial,60
Franks-Bank, 90 duys......5 1893
Commercial, W days.......5 -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

In his speech AZ Dallas yesterday
Gov, Hogg said that his platform
pledged heparty ITO tho support OF tho
Democratic national platform, and is
nomfases," WIN the governor ploaso
wire THE GAZETTE ia which plank tho
support Of the nominees" Is pledged.
No copy Of the platform containing tho
pledge has reached this office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
sLueeINe MATCHES.
Two Women Fight Tcn.ROunds al Variety
Theater.

Last night at a down town variety,
there were two 5et-tos aud the crowd
voted it the greatest sport it had seen
in many n day. The first was for a
purse Of $50, between Dave Houston
and Daily Of New Orleans. rhoIfought
seven rounds and Houston knocked out
his man, after several knock downs.
Two women, Helen and Maude thon
put on the gloves for a purse OF $50.
They fought ten rounds to a draw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

Fort Worth lodge No. 81 Railway
Employees Fraternal beneficial associa-
ton at its regular meeting last We'd
nesday evening initiated thirty more
candidates. making the present mem
bership eiehty-six. The new members
added In September are: A. w. Smith,
Rey. II. M. Tinnon, N. N. True, G. G..
Natthows. s, w. Noble. @. q. Collins,
RDbt s. Ferrcl, Robt. A. Rogers, JnO.
n. McGraw, VIM. Barr II. G. Barr,
ID q. Helrnan, G. A. Almeras Dr. w.
j. West. DR.. James Anderson, Dr. w.
II. Howard. Jno. L. league. Ira M.
Butler, 3. J. Shaw, Jno. =. Duffy, j.
w. Vorhies, II. W. Burns, G. G. Allen
Geo. b. Flenner, @. 5. Wynns, IA. j.
Dacres, O. S. Kirkpatrick, Albert
Schwarz, Capt. o. ;. Kennedy,
G. f. Matkln, w. H. Granger, Q; A.
Butts, George w, Harrill, Q. b. Nc
Caferty, w. +. Stewart, g. NJ. Often,
Judge II. J. Boykin, II. 7. smith, j: :.
lotteries, Jr., j, w. Terrell, II. Pottish-
man, j. w. Ransom, j. C.Cabanissi >.
S. Hardness, J. ID. Bound. g. d. Lusk,
+. r Duffy, D. II. Swart, George w.
Armstrong. George G. POLAND. Robert
j.. Armstrong. II. T. Rotter, jules
Chaudron. w. II. johnson, j. A. John
son, George w. Call, w. g. Seayer, D.
b. Farnsworth, w. X. Wells, g. II
Wells. w. NJ. Ragland, @. d. West II.
n. Barron. james Shea, A. W. Me-
Dnfiio. It will also have quite Il mum
Der more for the meeting next Thursday |
night,T when the charter will close.
This increase is due to the efforts of A.
Il. Hall. who Is using his best efforts TO
mako No 81 the banner lodge in Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

Captain w. G. Veal win sp,at q,
iNnlon county this week at tho follow
lng PLACES; Bartouvillo 1 p. M, Tues
s9ey' octobor =; Round Grove, In. M.
Iaosday, October 4; Rocton, / D. M.
wednesday October 5; Little Elm. ~
M, wednesday, October 3. r
a. L MATLoCK,
Chairman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


THE present campaign Is developing
some Of the worst traits In human
nature. One Of those Is the habit
that some persons have OF INDUCING in
inuondo and insinuation against the
character and reputation Of candidates
for Office Il Is tho haacst assault that
can BIO made upon any man. Unless
ono IS In possession OF euiilclcnt owl
dence to justify direct charge silence
d tho part Of wisdom. The Lender,
printed Ut Graham, has been guilty Of
dealing in inucndo instead OF making
direct assertion, A manly, frank and
direct churgo can be met and II UNI
true DO rofuted. An lnslnualion de-
serves no consideration or attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

The eolored Hogg club Of the Third
ward will hold o meeting on Kim street
AZ PeAee,s hall on Monday night,
Speeches by +. .. Brown and others.
Plenty Of beer free,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

OUR vonerablo follow Democrat,
John NJ. Palmer, OF Illinois, and our
enthusiastic iriend, Congressman
catohlngs, OF Mississippi, will find
plenty Of Unemployment in carrying their
states for Cleveland without giving
any attention to tho contest in Texas
This state eau DO relied on TO give
Cleveland majority somewhere
around ono hundred and fifty thousand,
even II the car stable convention did
insort a ltnifo between his ribs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
fen bad.

~, SS4,iLVEliT, TEX. Oct. L. special. T.
Nh,le sitting at the table preparing 70
sst MS breakfast, Frank Bennett rem
IN tne Waitor's arms dead from an at
tack OF the heart. '" ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The investi-
CATION into the action Of the officers Of
the olympic club, who voted them
selves some $4,000 after the recent
fights resulted in the board of directors
issuing financial statement.
The report shows that the club made
a net profit OF $40, 1892 on the three
fights. The total receipts were Sl0l,-
j57 80 and expenses S5S, 057SS. OF this
amount S42, 600 went as purses to the
fighters and the rest was expended for
various things,
The fights show that $50 compliment
tary tickets were given out for the
Myer-McAulifTe contest, S2l for the
Dixon-Skclly contest, and SS4 for Sui
livan-Corbett fight Six hundred and
ffty-one reserved seats ut SO each were
sold the first night Six hundred and
two the second night and 1881 the third
night.
When the contests were proposed
there was not cent in the treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

zoos eliminated to-day In The order
making an assignmentto Joseph l. Iull,
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