davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

L'OR sAIE-RiClCIE IN GOOD CONDITION.
Il Apply "a New Jersey n. W. oc.S-3t'
L,UR sALE--9l COLUMBIA BICYCLE. IN GOOD
4 coDdltiOn, CHEAP. Call a; ID Maryland ave n g.
after pm. oc.,S-2t'
L'OR SALE-LADY'S SAFETY BICYCLE; Old
Il pattern. but IN good running order $50. Inquire
l13 lst st oc2S-2t'
L'Ok SALE-pN EASY TERMS. LADIES' SAFETY
Columbia bicycle. nearly new. with all the nttings
sl3 II ST. ne oc2s ST.
L,OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, BRAND NEW NO.
Il Pneumstic Rambler bicycle; never ridden; still
IN crate. Will sell on terms or Tor cash. Adj
dress RAMBLER. Star Once. oc.,1-3t'
E'oR sALE-vICToR SAFETY; PERFECT; s65.
i Hl4 81. NV oc.15-iws
ord.y- yTot a. 80 a.ar m yss,, safssy n,
lady rentieman 40 Inssalirnents taken. THE
ClCLER1Es. 17OA u NV set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

E'OR SALE WESTERN HORSES ONE PAIR
L brown mares. nve years old; Ia bands high
nne lockers and very PROMPT drivers single or donbe
one. nice ladies' sadd horse for any Iancyiny
trotter. ono gray 0eding six I'D: L a han
very sty ish III harness fearless of anything safe
for lady. one dap I'D Veliir-r: years old
1879 snds hi-h perfect in ali harness and fearless of
anytL ing nice single tooter and saddler; a good
1uin,er across country aut up to about $50 lbs
weigh; and altogether the best big horse for sale in
the city.
These horses can he seen al the Of us 18th
Sc ~ wi b.. shown any where by addressing T. Il.
CARPENTER above. oc2i-Gt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

SIS that paper on your desk refuse?" asked
the janitor.
Yes, replied the struggling poet. at has
all been declined"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

hRUSKESNESSO OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ lively cured BY administering
DR.. HAINEy GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Bold b. y y. WARE DRUGGIST. Washiuxton. 1ss-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

why" said the detective, sis that watch
like a clever couundrum.''
That's an easy one. replied The footpad.
Cos I'm a-goin' to give it up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

L'OR =A1F-AN ELEGANT SEW BROwN-sTONE
a1f rfs-~ brsck q mt dwelling tn The fs-hion able
rnft4N- near Dupont Circle, c. ntininT ten rooms
ald bah. ha- every mrd-rn Improvement csbinet
tell ti~i nr-pls--. electric bells aud speaking
trt.> ~iectric lighter. tD-i bath r-om. povce-
an iint bath rub. Ssnitsry plumbing throughout.
sraTotht- gavrIls-t n 'front.'. 1T II 4NIOO feet to
fsv-i sil-s Thi- auu-- Is built in the test
arf o or-r--i a. ht-gtin yrlre si3.fsr1< 90
es-t. osltnre On iUrx time Apply O. ovnsr ". 2.
iELiEN. Room -. Washington loan and rust
ulld Oc29-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

foh s.Lk MONTHLY PAYMENTS -. DE-
n 49, e>fsain m si1-rOotn hons. tecp io. water
= - nicely psY-r-d good location. new
''A> eAr> VII p>> door. only sI.Gnc kPTly
.-ox.. o. J. BOND,
49, u tfga "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

Lon sAfF-A BARG sfN-s4EGe. TERMS TO
u -uit non bah cellar. fl-ns.e ls.1ot alley
house lsN'" iot l-NiO OP-n fOr ID-peetion. ia Gh
- n . oc:srS 81
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-04
Obituary Notices.

We are again obliged to direct attention
to the following which has been frequently
published in this paper during the past
year: For publishing obituary notices five
cents line will henceforth be charged
those who are subscribers 10 this paper.
To all others, ten cents a line, The cost of
publishing these notices is considerable,
and their increasing length and number
compels us to charge our subscribers a rate
that is merely nominal. We can make no
exceptions. THE PUBLISHERS.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-04
Washington County Court.

mostly violations of the liquor law. Four
OF these have been tried, resulting in two
convictions and two acquittals. The re-
porter has not furnished any detailed report,
but such report will appear in our next
issue. The cases tried were State v. William
Miller, convicted; State V, Frank Felt, ac-
quitted State " S. b. Ashley, and State v.
Lester Greene. The jury in the Greene
case was out only few minutes, yesterday
afternoon, and returned verdict of not
guilty.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-04

AT this time of year purify your blood.
II the stomach, bowels liver and kidneys
perform properly their functions the blood
Catskill, N. Y, says DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy is the best medicine
known for purifying the blood, for 1t cured
her husband of running ulcers of the leg
when skilled physicians failed to do him
any good.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-04

THE farm buildings OF one Wilkes, in SUIT
ton, were burned last Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
CHINESE MEET


NEW NoEK, sept - "A largo su.
dienoe gathered IN the hall OF Coopar
union tonight at mass meeting imdcr
tho auspices ~ the Chinese civil rights
society OF Now York 10 protest against
the enforcement Of what Is known as
the Goary bill, passed by the last o0n-
gress Wong Ching Foo called tho
meeting 90 order and Chinoeo physl-
clan was chairman. The audience, he
said, had been invited as loyora OF fair
play
They have no votes, Any anti-Chi-
nose measure win receive The support
OF either parity, just hoiore the last
presidential election congress paased
the Scott bill which brought disHator
10 Chinese merchants, a Chicago
Chinaman went home and brought 20
san Francisco his wife and vhildWu
bat was not allowed to land them aud
forced 10 separate trom thom
Dr. Thom the chairman, said: Tho
Gcary auti.ChiuCss bin passed hy CON
gress was designed by our Misioctauc
president
Resolutions wore adopted donounclng
the bill and protecting against th0 en-
iorcemcnt Of the measure and closes a.
follows:
"Wc, citizens Of the United States,
at mass meeting assembled, do hereby
resolve aud declare said bin 20 be- mon.
stpous, lnhuman and unconstitutional
and pledge oursolyoH ~ support shat
protest against said bill, which has boou
cnterod hy the Chinese civil rirhi-
league OF New York city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

NEW YORK, sept %. ucnry Erick,
80 Year, old WIS hurrlodto tho recep.
uon hospital tonight by the health au-
thonties who boliovo ho Is slick with
cholera, The man was suddenly seized
with vomiting and dlarrhUn at q o'clock
aud two huuT lator was a "Nispccta' on
the loatlnP hospital Fiicks apart.
mcnis are above Tho cmigrnnt employ
mont agency, which had recently boon
visited by arrivals from Hamburg. IL b
believed that they brought uorms VI
Tho nlagno which Frlcl1 oontrAotod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

NEW NoRil, Sept 10 Up to date
thoro havo boon giN deaths from cholera
in this city, The result Of tho bucter.
iolopical examination IN the case "
John Conner aud tho captain Of tho
canal boat Harry liill, who died at
homo, New BpnHawlclS, N. l shows tho
germ OF Aalnic cholera found. The
steamship State Of Nevada on board Of
which 1rcman Knox died from cholera
Sunday night loft hoi dOcl, ut daylight
this morning and wont haok To qunran-
tine honGQuWtore. The rcpuriA from
Camp Low are OF a number OF cases Of
aicluosa, but mono Of II suspicious char
nctor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

QUARANTINE, N. y, sept 20, Quar-
antino ~ now gottng lnto n normal
stats and Dr. Janllina says although no
still oanuos relax any of hisyigllanee he
thinks cholera In the port OF Now York
IA over. Cholera 70 all intents and pur~
posos Is vol under control
MDNIdur-rhoc captain Of the brig
Morning Light, from Barbados, which
arrived at midnight tonight, reported
three cleaners anchored AZ lower
Quarantine. Soma ship must have pot
ton Into the bay without signaling aud
anehorod thero nt no o'elook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

TYLER. Sept 22-lSpecial. 1.-The
Republican, Of this county do not en-
dorse the action Of the state Republican
convention at Fort Worth, and do NOT
feel bound by its seton, but will feel
free to vote as they please. Ono OF
the most prominent Republicans Ia the
county is Mr. D. W. Parish clerk Of y.
s. court. lie said 70 q GAZETTE ~
porter this morning that he does not
endorse the oction Of the convention al
Fort Worth. bu, Is undecided a. 10 how
he viii vote IN the November election.
M said he has mover yet heard OF "a
Republican convention endorsing o
Democrat, and that be regards Hogg az
ibe nominee Of the Democratic party IN
Texas.
Tom johnson viii support The Damo'
cratic ticket and viii take the stump
for Governor Hogg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
STOLE a CARGO OF WHEAT


NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 22.-R,
ID, Walter, representing parr q son,
Baltimore grain merchants, arrived In
the city to-day ia search of the ephOOn-
or w. r. Miller, which sailed rom the
Pamunkoy riyor, Virginia, Aug. o, with
a cargo Of wheat consigned by FrHnklir
Stonrna 70 Parr s. Sons, The mnta q
tho schooner, Louis James, rcoaiptad
for The wheat. but " WA never roceiyca
by the coneignoea During Tho yoyaR,
north the naue " Tho achOoner WA
changed 10 W I. simpson and she wa,
located NJ Westerly r. l.. and St0nipg
tan She was light, her oargD having
boon DISPOSED OF al aOmu port further
cast Tho simpson was discovered ia
tho hnrh0r ihls ufiainO0n, GEd whcr
visited by Deputy unitcd ptate
Marshal lneurldgo and Mr. Waltei
was found Ia Charge of q boy
who said that tho captain, mate aud
CROW had lott after burning Tho srhoon
crs papers. The vessel was Levied
upon and placed IN charge Of "a keeper
The captains name was givan N
Brown, but 10 Il known that he hn
sailed undcr different allaBee and, IL
collusion With his mate, has defraadod
several frm1 ont OF merchandise ship
ped In his vessel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
SPORTING


PGTTsBURG, PA, Sept. 22-Umpire
Gafney gave to-day's game to Pitts
burg by score Of to o after four and
an hall innings were played. Chicago
resorted to dilatory tactics to try TO
gain time, as it looked Ike rain, The
score stood. Pittsburg Runs 3 hits
IL. errors .. Chicago Runs >, hits 3,
errors 7. Batteries -Ehret and Mackie;
Gumbert and Sohriever.
Sr. Louis. No, Sept. est Louis
Runs 6, hits IL, 1errors 3. Oincin-
natl Runs ., hits 3, errors B. Batter,
ies-Hawley aud Buckley; Dwyer and
Vaughan. Umpire Me quad.
SI'. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 22.-Ihe ball
games at New York, Washington and
Philadelphia were postponed ON ac-
count Of wet grounds.
CLEVELAND, o., sept 22.-Cleyeland
Runs 9, hits @, errors ], Louisville
Runs >, hits 10, errors 4. Batteries-
Young and thinner, Clausen and Mer-
rift. Umpire-Snyder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
HIS BOWELS


FuRT WAYNE, ND, Sept, 22,-Mr
John Polnrette, a wcll-known farmer
was returning to his home, three miles
east Of the city, to-day ia company with
neighbor. John Mccormick The two
mon we're walking along the road whom
Charles Dunn drove up bohind them
and tried 70 paaH.
His h0rsos became frightened and
becoming unmanageablo, ran away,
running down Polnsetia and McCOr-
mick injuring both men terribly. Mo-
Cormiok's injuries are not fatal, but
poinsottas abdomen was torn opcn.
disomhOwoling him. Whom picked up
his entrails and liver were exposed 70
view. He h still alive, but cannot 70
cover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
CHOLERA.


EAGLE PASS. Tx, Sept. % -fSpo-
cial Within the next few days Mex
leo will doolafc a strict quarantine aud
oil the ports in tho republic except ave
VIII be closed against imports. Five
ports, including This port, and Pordrio
DiNz viii still be open for business, but
there will DO strict examination OF
all Passengers aud sick or suspicious
ones will DO turned back. An bag
gage win DO iumigatcd. The author
ity has been giyon tho secretary Of the
interior 10 declare this quarantine NJ
any time he sces iit and on account OF
the cholera cascs in Now York, IL may
b. looked for bnlorn long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
POPuLlsT LEADERS CLAIMS.


SPRINarIELn, ill.,, Sept 30 Tho
state central committee 81 the Peoples
party was In session horo to-day arrung-
ing for pushing forward the work Of
the campaign Tonight an open meet
Ing was held at the court houee, at
which speeches wora made by o..
II. Barrett, candidate for governor;
J, w, McEhoy candidate for state
treasurer; A. O. Barton, OF Dnnviilo;
j. II. Randall editor Of the Peoples
Advocate, ard Edward j. Liudholm, of
Chicago. Tho committee sat with
closed doors, and the attendance OF the
open meeting tonight was very light
The representatives OF the party here
claim that their ticket will got $4,000
votes in Cook county and 10000 ia the
stuta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

WASHINGTON. sept. 20 The lead
ing soell event this weel ~ honor Of
the Grand Army was the reception
given hy the ctizons of Washington
This evening Ia "A spacious court Of the
pon1iOn uflica building Tho iuiuriur
oi tho building VIA hnndsnmrl ~ docou-
tod with fngs and bunting. The MAJ
rino band during the evening rendered
u most delightful programme Of patri,
otto airs, Vlc'.rUsidnut Morton de-
liyercd tho spooch OF welcome when
tho applause following tho ylCe-prosi-
duuts speech subidnd Gen. Palmer
responded When Con Palmer I'm
iahOd there were loud calls FOR EN-Prosi.
don't Hayes, posthlnatcr General
Wnnamakor and Secretary iaoalof ouch
oil whom responded briefly and happily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

W." KITS EVIDENCE.
Ohleer Dick Kits went 10 mako ,ho
unrest when he heard y the shoo.ing
saw Coiiman Ia bed ami he MIA III hsi
e w ,s 'ne shooting. Mrs. CoHman Wa
in in sne ped, raving, and she said she
pau Killed him. Cofiman tried To onict
ner' telling her she did not Know what
9ne was saying; that he had shot Rol.
mson himself. ' 7''V' A'''-
me state having developed part Of
the conversation Of Coiiman with Kitts
tne cross examination. on objection
10y the state, got in the balance, which
was statement that the reason
ior III killing was the insult
offered his wife hy Robinson.
ne ,Cohmanl went 10 make him
apologize for this, and Robinson shot
MN before he had "a chance 10 draw
or work his pistol, The officer theu
tesllhed TO the general good character
ana peaceful reputation Of Cnfman,
ana the court sustained an objection 10
some evidence offered rejecting ON
the character Of the deceased.
Kits carefully examined tho pistol
ne took from just under Robinson,
hand or forearm and found 1t broker
and all the chambers omptied, tht
hnlls lying on the floor near tho body
the pistol was still warm and had 70
Gently been discharged.
NOR o O 70 % 'Oa'i"u9a Az TIM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Hogg and clark clubs Colorsd Leaders
DIVIDED Hot Made

HOEE anu ozark AlNhA-hnloffh ANAutth
piylded-A Net Made
DALLAS, Tx, sept, %, Special. j.
A negro Clark Democratic club villa
thirty-Gve mombers has been organized
here with A. c. Thurman Ns president
to support George Clark, Rev, A,
Stokes and his son, Rcv. A. Stokes, Jr.,
will take the stump for Clark. Revs.
Isaaos, briggs and Dickson, Influential
colored men, are supporting Gov, Hogg
for recollection
Hon. George Clark and W. @. Wash
spent the day IN the city, They werC
auartcrcd ct the Grand Windsor land
were IA conference noarly the entire
day with the local leaders.
The Sixth ward Hogg men organized
"a club of siXty-iiye members tonight
with Dr. j. A. Keaton as president
In this wgid both the aldermen, NJ Y.
Cone and Morris Lacey are supporting
Clark. There is big negro element
in IN this ward and IL Is usually very
close. Tho boys are preparing to re-
ceive Hogg.
The first bet OF the campaign was
mndo here to-day. Tom Harvey, a Re-
publican, wagercd $500 against sl35
with Henry Friend, that Hogg vii
be reelected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

DOUGLASS. WYo., sept 22,--in the
peoplsis party convention last evening
on IN question Of fusion with Demo
crats tho vote resulted q 70 % in favor
Of fusion. The proposition adopted by
no convention IS this The STATE Dam-
oeratic nominee and presidential cleo
tom win b. withdrawn d Weaver
electors nominated By the Populisis.
IN consideration Of ihis concession the
POpnlisis endorse the state nominees
for governor, the mcmber Of congress
and the supreme judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
An EDITOR, NOT A fIonTeN-
". H. VT Permits Himself 10 ss Pounded an
spAl upon Without IsasIslanes.

DUBUQUE, La, Sept %. This after
noon W J. Cantilion, leading law
yer Ia this city, assaulted Judge w. "
ut. editor Of tho Daily Times. Can.
tillon met Ut on Main street struck
him IN tho ilce several tlme and then
y6idod mouthiui Of tobacco juice
Ia his eyes, which irickled down
over his shirt front, At tina
aaine time calling him Offensive
uamos. UT made no nttompt At self
defense, but made his escape into an
adjoining store, crying loud y for Can
tilloa u leave him alone. Tho occn-
i0ii Tor Tho assault was an editorial
10 Sundays Times In which CAntillon
VIZ denounced us a roboi aolaler and
sceusbd Of taking Ropubllcan bfibus.
Il y understood that VI will have
Cantillon arrested, IN which osent
Cantlli0n threatens 10 give him
WINE drnbhinR lhsn 10 I'D la.dpY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

CrNcrgNATI. OHIO, Sept. 22.-First
,.oce declared of on account OF numer-
Gus withdrawals t-.on,b
second race. milo and a sixteenth
80 noxey won. Bessie Bisland sec
ond. Rimini third. Time, l:3lt. "a.
Third race, mile and seventy yards,
p,.otsciion won. Falcro second, SUI loss
third. Time l:5lt cola.
Fourth race, nine iurlongs, Jun I'm
Stone Won. Newton second, Larry useiul
third. rr5ge Card.
III ,rcn Dufch oven secondi Eu
y reenwood third. Time, l;lgt.
sivtb race seven and half iuriong,s.
ma Won Mark S. second, COMEDY
third. Time, l'4lt-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

CAMP Low. SANDY HOOK, N. Y.
Sept. - There has boon no now
patients admitted to tho hospital hero
to-day, but thero are live clses OF diar-
rahoo IN camp which ure being closely
watched by the phyHloians,
An unknown infant suilcriag from
the effects OF neglect and starvation on
the steamer Rugia, aud who wns re-.
ported hotter this murnlng has suffered
a relapse and but littlo hopes AFRO en-
tertaiuod Of ita recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA,
The Order in Session al Lebanon, ponntYlya.
MIA Shall Negroes ba Ad.
miliod.

LEBANON, PA, Sept. % The ma
tionnl camp Of tho patriotic order Sous
Of America p Ia aesslon Ia this city.
The committee on constitution recon-
moudcd number " changes IN The con-
stiintlon The most important is the
proposition 70 strike ont The word
hwhiion Ia article ten, prescribing Tho
qualifications for membership, thus adj
mitting colored men W membership.
The entire afternoon session was CON
summed In general discussion OF the
question without 1nal action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
GALVESTON nrrunLIeANs
rondor Hou, a. y Rosonthal "a Reception
ana Eirct Him an Honorary Member

Tender Hou. a. J Rosonthal Reception
ana Elect Him an Honorary Member
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept %. ISpc-
cial Tho Republican Central club
rendered Hon a. j. Rosonthal a recep.
tlon at their hall tonight und elected
him an honorary member Of thor club
He Go q few brief remarlts extended
bis thanks 10 the club Tor the honor
but stated ho must Doc excused from
making n specch as he bad agreed with
the Hon Waltor Gresham 10 meet
him ia joint debate az this and
various points ia this c0ngfos.
sional district. Mr. Roscuthal, who
has been here for the last fow days
looking over the field he Is the Ropub-
lican candidate for congress for this,
THE tenth district, returns 70 his homo
IN the morning. He feels much enco,l-
ragged az tho outlook and speaks conf.
IDENTIFY Of carrying the district by
from $500 10 1000 majority while Grea-
ham feels equally confident Of election
by 5000 majority.
They Will open their joint discussion
al Hallettaville, October5. These Joint
discussions viii take place at the Vari.
our counties Ia the district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
He is Greeted by an Immense
Crowd of Democrats.
The CHEERS WERE DEAFENlNG
As he Vast Pro csslou Passed Before the
Reviewing Stand.


RALEIGH. N. c., Sept % Colds
boro witnessed a great political demon-
suUtion to-day Hon. Adlai Stevenson
arrived on a special train at uOon. He
was received by committee OF ladies
aud gentlemen, tho Goilsboro Rifles.
600 pupils OF the graded school, large
corps OF township clubs and some COCO
persons We're In the procession The
cheers along the route were deaiening.
The crowd repaired to the opera house
and Gen. Stevenson spoke an hour and
half Ia praise OF Clevclands admins
trution, on the tariff and the force bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

GAINESVILLE, Tx, Sept 22,-l6pe-
cial.l VIII hooos, notorious negro
criminal 81 Collin county was ARRESTED.
hero last night 90 ing strength 81 a tel,
ogram from Mckinney Honts ESCAPED
from the convict gang last December
and was At largo Until about a weak
ago, when Deputy Sheriff bnrlis Of Mo.
Kinney captured him here He escaped
again few nights ago ard cume direct
" this city, where his mistress llyes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

CAMP Low, SANDY HOOK, Sept. %.
THE GiNt easo requiring TINT u resi-
dent OF tho cnmp be placed under ar
rest, occurred this afternoon and caused
great oXcitamont
Louis Gonwinsle who had been boat
Ing HIS young wife because she objected
10 Ills spending her savings and making
lovo " another woman, was put IA Irons
and will hn given diet OF broad and
wntor until Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

HAMPSTEAD, Tx, sept, 23.-lSpo-
cial. Tho Waller county Republican
convention ratified tho action OF the
Fort Worth convention In indoeing
Clark, They refuse to fuse with tho
Peoples party and viii support Hutch
cson, Democratic nominee for congress,
a full county ticket will be putout,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

on CITY, PA, sept % Lightning
sii.uct the opera house at 81. Potan-
burg to-day md SIT II on hfc. Most
Of tho inhabitants were away AT
tending the Groenyille hrn, and
though tho town had the Usual supply
Of water. nothing could be done W top
tho flames which spread iill twenty
houses, comprising tho main part Of
tho town, wore totally destroyed. No
estimate Of the loss can DO given "
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

WAsHfHGroN, Sept. ~ Assistant
Secretary spalding has Issued Il eireu-
lar 70 the custom oflinera of the NORTH
ern frontier announcing suspension
nending further invostigatlon Of tho
circciar issued september - last IN
regard 70 tolls on freight shipped p
ports IN the United States via. st.
Mary's Falls canal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

NEW YORK, sept ~. Tho oondi-
ton Of Loula Weinhagon In the roeep-
tlon hospital suffering from cholora "a
good this morning. Hn "a said 10 DO
recovering, Mary Murphy Is not
thought 10 have oholora. a suspicious
uel ltosohla, a lottor carrlor. lIo VAS
takou " tho hospital