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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

Not = Question Of clAries Election. Bui
the Majority

DEYIsoN, TEX, oct. 2s.--[speclal. !
b. O. Murray, Of the Gazetieer, says
SIT is no longer a question Of the
election Of George Clark, IT 10 what the
majority will be- Murray declares
that 40, 900 wonld not surprise him in
the Least.
Parson Coleman, who has resided 10
the country east Of Denison for num-
Der Of years and Is a big gun among the
oolored people, informed TEE GAZETTE
that large number Of Hogg darkies
are coming over 70 Clark. The parson
tben held Up his left hand and called
the names Of the converts on his fingers
until the roll call footed mp noarly 6fiy,
all heretofore Hogg supporters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 2s.-At 1880
Fire Marshal Sweenie said telegram
from Mayor Thomas OF Milwaukee had
been received saying the men of his
fire department were exhausted
and he must have more help.
He asked for five more engines. Sweenie
did not act at once but waited to hear
from fire Marshal Mushan, who went
to Milwaukee on the train at $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

WACO, TEX, Oct 2s.--[Spccial. y
Big preparations arc being made to re-
cciyo Judge Clark at Taylor on tho 3lst
instant, whore he goes then to speak,
A large delegation will accompany him
from Waco, Prof. Arthur Love will
go down and rendera number Of catchy
and amusing campaign songs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 2S.-The petit
tion TO Judge Pardee Of .he superior
court from Wilkinson and Richmond
counties In Watson's district asks for
the appointment Of Federal supervisors
on the ground OF irregularity Ia the re-
cent election, which is likely 10 occur
in the national election. Upon the re-
ceipt OF the petition Judge Pardee Is
sued an order providing for the ap-
,,,fntruauta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2s.--Inspoctor
Byrne's suggestion that tho use OF the
club be abandoned by policemen has
been adopted by the police board and
henceforth New York's finest will
not be permitted to carry that useful
article, except during cases OF riot, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. 2S.-The
present term Of the criminal court pre-
sents ghastly array of homicide cases.
Sixteen murderers, men and women,
are lying in the county prison awaiting
thor trial for the taking OF the lives OF
their fellow beings. Among them are
n number Of men who Killed women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

JEFFERSON, TEX. Oct. 2s..-Tspe.
olal l-Hon, Buck Walton, OF Austin,
spoke hero this afternoon To largs
audience In advocacy OF Geo. Clara, fol-
governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

ATLANTA, CA, Oct. 2s.-Goy. Nor
then III his annual message TO the legis-
iatire Yesterday takes ground against
tbe crime of lynohing and recommends
The passage OF additional legislation ON
this subject,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

ROME, oct. 2s.-Recent reports that
me nope was so seriously i'll that he
Nd suspended all audience has proved
"a he untrue BY the fact that he to-day
ave audience TO the Spanish minister
To Greece.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

AUSTIN, TEX. Oct. 2s.-[Speeial \
The oity council met tonight In special
session and authorized the sale OF the
remaining $4,000 OF dam bonds at
mar, and with the accrued interest," al
lowing s per cent for commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

GAINESVILLE, TEX. Oct. 2s.--ISpe-
cial. Judge Nugont spoke here TO-
day 20 an audience OF about 800 at least
one third Of which was Democratic,
Ho was llslenod 10 with nttentlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

WACO, TEX, oct. %. Especial. l.
George ByrnO addressed large and
enthusiastic meeting OF tho CLARK club
tonight Ia the absence Of Judge
Philips, who was billed TO speak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

SEYMOUR, TEX, oct, 2s.-[speciall-
Politically, things arc waxing warm.
Judge Clark will carry this county, not
withstanding IL instructed for aogg In
its convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
SPORTING.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 2S.-
Richard Dobbs, the colored light
weight from Denver, defeated Charles
johnson, of Minneapolis, in forty-three
rounds at the California club last
night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

CHICAGO, LII. Oct. 2s.-Chief
Sweenie remained in his Office during
the evening receiving kilograms giving
the progress OF the conllugration in
Milwaukee and holding himself in
readiness to order additional companies
to Milwaukee II necessary. The re-
Election on the skies caused
by the burning city eighty-iive
miles away to the north was distinctly
visible from Auditorium tower In the
northwest the red glare lit up the
heavens, rising and falling as the
flames leaped upward or temporarily
died away,
For several hours the weird sight
was witnessed by those who assembled
the tower, and many were the express
sions of sympathy for the people bat
Ting for their homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

has consumed everything. West Il Il
burning tercely; the Riedeburg vine
gar works have just been consumed
Inc fre is also eating its way south Ia
Erie street and will probably consume
everything in that locality.
Insurance men estimate the loss will
aggregate
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
up TO this hour and 1t is s.ill spreading.
The fire is burning fiercely
AMONG THE GREAT ELEVATORS
at the mouth Of the river near the
lake. Numerous wholesale houses and
the immense freight house OF the
Chicago and Northwestern railway are
destroyed The fire is still spreading.
ENGINES FROM RACINE AND ISENosHA
are playing ON the fire at points where
they can do most good. They left
their trains south Of the fire and ala
much 70 coniine IL to the north bank Of
the river below Walkers point bridge.
At II o'clock Chief Foley announced
the fire under control.
Leading insurance mon say about
half Of the loss is covered by Insurance.
NY NoNih0tt VIZ lnHhta Us Hollow.
Bud & Kipp, furniture, $500, 900; j. d.
Patton & Co, oil and paints, $3.50, 900;
j. p. Kissinger, wholesale liquors, s75.-
600; Milwaukee mirror works, $50. 600:
Bleidersdorf tobacco works, S25, 600
Griger lithographing company, 500.
600; Roundy, Beokham 81 Company
wholesale products, 100000; II. 81
Cheftels & Company, wholesale
grocers, $1,000 j. Welmure & Go.
Wholesale grocers, 5000, 900; Milwaukee
Chair company, $3.50, 600; Northwestern
freight houses, contents and cars, $780,
900; Milwaukee, Lakeshore and West
ern freight houses, $4,000; McLandet
hotel, S25, 900; p, Fluger & Co., confeo
tionery, S25,
Fifty smaller business houses, $3.50.
600.
Five hundred dwellings and cottages,
100000.
L. H. Dohemen & Co., drugs, $3.50,
600; Weissel & Weller machin-
cry, 800, 900; Taepfer & Sons
machinery, $4,000; Bayley &
Sons, machinery, $4,000; lnbusct
Bros, grocers, S250,00O; Ferneker
Bro, confectionery, $4,000; Delawar,
& Quenton, tool shops, s3j, 900; Milwau
kee Bag company, $4,000.
The total loss is now estimated a
s6,0000OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

PRfssrtrog. n. j., Oct. 2S.-Hon.
W.C.P. Breckenridge,of Kentucky. this
evening addressed large meeting Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

TAYLOR, TEX, Oct. q. Especial. F.
Tho Hon. Geo. Clark will address tho
citlzens OF Taylor and Williamson coun-
ties here on next Monday, October ~,
at IL o'clock a. IN, having changed the
hoir OF speaking from Soclock p. M,
TO accommodate the people from tho
surrounding towns and country. The
people of Taylor have decided TO give a
grand free barbecue IN honor Of tho
event and ample provisions have been
made TO feed 10000 people. Judge
Julius Schutzo aud other prominent
speakers will address the people in tho
afternoon. Notice. has been received
from S. d. Price, OF tho International
ana Great Northern railroad that spe-
cial excursion rates will be- given fro nj
all points on his road to Taylor for tho
epealSing, and from II. r. Hughes. OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Slsd
giving special rates. Tickets good lln.
til November /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

CANTON, Tx, Oct %. Especial, -
Hon. Jno. S. Epinks Democratic cleo
Tor for this District, yesterday resignee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
IPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

Slcbrated her lOSd olr'h-
~ 49,. ,,o
strong evidence that the
Il hsye abandoned all hope Oh
IA, Ohio, Mellin zaosS agea
q pot Of boiling water anu
B death.
liar was Sentenced to the
from Spring Hill, Mo-, for
a postofiice.
ssroad in the United States
4 represented at the con-
Ban Antonio.
.perintendent Byrnes Is in
reported attempts W i"i'o
in New York.
1 being made to avert the
lockout Of English cot
IS by arbitration.
h, N. Y, Philip Dacy
N he had not much longer
has killed the next day.
a prominent white man of
4. Ky., was killed for un-
4 with a negro mans vile.
sure Of Republican corrup-
nessee was a heavy blow to
Of tho e. o. p, in that state.
that has been prevailing on
Isl coast Of Ireland for the
aays Is abating.
her stratlroad Riddeswold
Gemnaes yesterday and all
4 ere drowned.
,Iner Louvre, bound for Max
syeu were drowned,
ktra force Of deputies
bmestead yesterday had the
cago, Burlington and Quincy
empany has made contract
aich that expresscOmpany will
lines on the Chicago, Burling
quincy Oh and after January l,
uns occurred throughout
i States during the past seven
a.. o..
pared with 80 for the cores
4 fire at Cleveland, Ohio, an
occurred and five ilremen
lyiniured.
Superior, Wis, n severe
cerred yesterday morning
bit snow Of the season.
ildiugs were blown down.
'sne Mlllbank, the duellst,
candal, is dead in switzer-
Iominent citizens of Creede.
Fiat place three months AGO
land have not been beord of
|ncisco, Cal, police saw that
|, MOdjeska's missino T,,I i,,n'
hiding in New York on route
ieturns show ,b,. ,,.,, =.
b maDntoct,. .na. wages OF
b. Josepb No ' a.' esSAo.iSh-
!. Averages less
H. s,...
|pur, thus br ~, H., made mac ~, 70
h. ''''AinS 'ne last
H. n,-.
lp ,ra D.Aon, Jr'' a prominent
|t.s ''s. uiVine, was arrested
M, Ai''ing d song birds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
VOL. XVI. NO. s52

the ofllco Of county judge, that he
might DO qualified to vote as elector for
Mr. Cleveland He Is now out on
canvassing trip through tho district.
Mr.. Il. r. Yantes was appointed 10 al
the unexpired term Of Judge Spinks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
up to this hour and It is still spreading,
The lire is burning fiercely
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24

,nu1tuRsen ieines eiasnen eotaeS. tDte
i'd es i&on fanse buntel eeahtts.
90 i4anberte i'm ba Oieiem 0ebars
Zen, unb, etei@iam alS Tonne er baulit
feline, ~trabian,se Stimmun9 ber'
tlheudea piif e me@aniIh cine beionate
Bptt4melobie Dor iiih btu.
Gin 9osel i'm nobe1 @ebaS@ ffisI
pl6bl,d finsenb init elm NIB Nan Srep
giaubte III (einer einsebiloeten 8hautafie
beutli9 ben @efrain peritehen III f6nuea:
Penn i'd BIN Elm irrenbsr Slii4tling
unb bah teine 6eimatb hier." ~
,sosar bic g6sel iheiues fem f&red'
.1ides @ebeiua,B IN tenReu.- murmelte
er, als Der eeiieoerte Sdueer, bnrd
feline berannabtnoen GuBtritte erldredt,
Dor ipm auiloa.
LIMB i'd lou Der a(1einise 8etpabrer
bieies @sbeimni(isS iein," oadte ler
%tueiter. .S4 muB Is beidhben uno
beua@en. M, ben FLUID beiielben pom
ben 6duptern l1nIduloiser ab5nlenten.
g. il enc jdipere %slufsabe, Id ue'6
e., aber i'd mug Nu,e uao DIR oHen
balteu ,uno BARI jetblt einen &f
nidt i6eaen nit ben rdtbielbafteu
Rd@teu oes Gsi4ides." pa
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24
81, 0apite!.
Gin qejdbrAtuer 5dreden.

Gin 9eldbrttaer @@reden.
!, .Grbarmenl Grtarmsul" lt6bnte er,
}einsl,, j!nrren Bid ami Norma serib..
tet uno bic 3dnoe oh'uebreno Don k9
1trefeno. xN3os ruoQen. Sic osnn BON
mit?" 81
Ntornla ,par fit oen Nusentl;d uu'
}lbia, Gin @ort beruotM brWsen. sic
Narrte 1;bretensb1ei1 eui ben Nngllds
'liAes. @reis, oss 1id nlbiam erbob,
obne Ie,nen a%nsituoacu Bid Don ihr 81
peu9!n.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24
{GortlekIns folgt.)
Dde cNerfeT,

Oitern faun nibt jrlber, ais auf ben:
70. Wtdr5 faleu, uno. 5'uar oaua, tueu.t
Wol1mouo auf ben ~. MdrJ fa1t unb
oie]er Gag ein 5amltaa III. Dieie8
Yulammentrsifen it dubcrit ielten. "a
fano itntt 1898, 1881 uno 1917 unb
miro 1890, 2O76 uRo Slid clnlreten.
Mnbererieits tann Citera uidN lpdter
ais auf ben Is. Mptd iag:n. D,eS
Qeihab 1866. 1884 uno 1895 uao tuiro
i'm nddlten Saarbunoert uur c:nma(.
namli@ ~ SABRE 1919 iltb trcioneu,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24

sete1 Del[te. trat VT Bsrmuub jtpii1e1.
He unb ibrts 8ertolser unb tfino &c IL
ieine drme auI. sic mar balb o9us.
md&tis. ater borte, pie e. ibr iaste..
bab Ct iie an eiuem ii@era Drt perttr.,
gen ,uoue. Damn elite Ct nit ibr bapprrs
Dur4 bas ipilbe. e~inian,e Geh6ta ITO iis.
cine Electromagnetic glippe errei@t tat4
ten, BON no e. lie nit teuFii@em 9a4.
den in ben fir9tsrliden Nbarunb bis4
abitiirSte-sraoe III bic Mrne Glifore1A
Der unter bere,t itanb. lie ~ empfa1s
gen.
sDie er feline Urine uu, lie i@lana, e.
tua@te fie pl6Bli@ unb lab 9.na lhe<
ii& sebeust. be fe nit trditisen Hruen
rettete. !
.Nufsenanbeu. Nib 9ansidlafers,
iaste lie ladeuo. IS 1T idon tpdf
am &orsen nuo bas Gribitad tpan~
tet." . r..u... $751;
%, 9ena." H5bnte fe 3ujammess
i@auoernb. Madden lie %ertaunt, ba6 40
,ua@te. SD bate eineu idredli@ea
2raun!S .a. .
.Nonsens! 1rdur1e fins GhdumeS.
meme 8eite; @aufeleieu elmer iiberbaps
beten @bantaiie". entsesuete Re lebbaft
.&omu,en sic nur." '
} Nber Der 2raum lie6 goru,a dim
@ube. Go mar ibr, ats OF er eint
i@redli4e @abrbeit propbeSeie - In
Boridatten eiues heranna5euoea uss
slid3. ...~ -, r,,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24

,Dersbiseu sic eA. ~. &arter;S
faate &c enbli@ nit peider Gtimule,
.Sie baben teine wirlli&e urta4e tis
Siren &ummsr, Der aaen &ni@ein
aa9 Elm ielbtsemadter if. @ean Y.
9eab Semaro uria9e bat, iein 3ei&td
81 betlaseu, 10 bin i9 "a, oena rieis
2ooS mar eiu berries. frexoloteS DON
meiner frabelten G~riuneruus, uTo 'Der
speis ~" +.
,6ui!" unterbra& Ct lie plSsli& NIT
eineu taft wabuiinnisen aufl@rei,
.Spreden sic ni@t baoon! I'm beS
Simnels @iQen. periudeu sic ju per'
eeiien, tpas i'd seiast; seoentkn S'e
belIen ni@t mebr!1
Dam wanote er lid pl5kIih I'M uub
lief nehr, mie Ct cling. in oas bi4te. @e.
b6l3 be- Balbe4 biuein.
Aosma bl,dte inn in ipra@toiemGr,
ftaunen nadb.; 9aun, ole lie i'm in benz
Duntel oes @albes peridmiuben iab,
.leutte lie ibre S@ritte benz Bohabauie
~. iuoem fi& ibre @ebanlen ausidlieB.
LID nit BEN f%eltiaueu alien Mann be-
fddfti9teu.
Bar e. seiftestrant ?-Ober mar e.
uieQei&t MUIR ein&eGimilt. Der eS liebte.
ji9 ielber ~ qudlen uub duberen jar
2ait 3u jein? Bie1ei9t au@ bar3 feline
Hersousenbeit elm @ebeimuib. bas ibm
an 8erjen ,1ast uno bann-fie hatte es
70 oerne piiisn mtseu, um ibm cine
Er5jterin ~ iein.-Bl6sli4 traf lie
auf Clifford uno Ban @rep, weldee(rm
in Hrn 1ber ben Bes tameu. ,uabrs
j4eiulim in BET Gbi@t, na9 3ans ,5u
stbeu. w
sic 1ehen ia 70 ,uetauholiid aus,
Mib Norton," bemertte Ban @rey
ldd,elnb. ST Sbnen Elm SAFE abes
ben BEG gelauien?" @ u
rS4 besesuete io.btu bem olten
Germ" e~ntseauete lie. -pbue aaf ben
mer5eubeu Ton Ban's ein5ugeben, .uro
ber bat mid ourb feline et,uas bitter
ansebaudte l1nterbaltuns wobl Elm
.iuenig nit R@ fortseri6en.-
Bans @eii4t wuroe errest.
lulnb nm mas Drebte I'D, bic Inter
toltuua, peun mon ffra9at oarf 4
Jim ieiuen beftimmteu @eseul tanb
e betlaste F4 aur tber iein mibrises
@eidid unb ihe,ut I@ ein5ubitoeu, bat
Ct Gciaoe babe" entgeenete iie. .
.Bapa lit e,ne Dirt GrlQeniauger.
MiB Mornaa," mari Clifford EN-, .er
mar bas jhon 70 LANCE id i'm tenne.
Gs f@eint ibm @er8ui9en au %senpdbren,
fib NIT tribeu @eoanten 5u qualen..
.Sie bdtten ,auf Elm ioldes Cinema
ruit hem alter 9errn nidt eingebeu
foaen. Mib Morton," beu,ertte Ban
4rep ettpas un,uilio. .Mau mus 81
permeioen trantbaite GinbtlbuuSen ~
nabren. ba es isuit leidt 3u fataleu
GonRquen3en fibren tann.""
SD uerlt:he Sie mdt," er,ptberts
lie erltarat. .g8as meinea sic nit ber
iatolen Gonieqaenjen?s Il
%, ni6t8 Beitimmte3," fel Ban
Gr.p baiti9 Elm, I'd betra&te bic Sa9t
bon meiuen Stanopuntt als dr5t; oenn
i'd bin Der Meinu,ss. bab febr piel
.@pmptome elmer Rraut6eit aaf &inbil,
bun9 beruhen."
Damn beeann Ct, benz @elana elmer
6pottbro6el ua45uabmeu, bic y. eiuen,
Baum uabetei iaB, INN bas @eiprad
abjubre3en. u 8 ..5
.9as &ebeiusiB ,uiro INNER g.
bein,nibuoner.," oadte @orma, als fl
in bas 9au& trat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24
20. GaptteI. .r
Gin 1@ebet nm 8ar m be r3ts'
r. .l"'s. I'd" fpf y

.. q. kSSAs Il" 4
&c raehr Mornsa lber bas ipnberbarl
me5en hes often NRr. Yorfer na9Da4te.
nm 10 rdtblelpafter eri&ien ibr bass
ietbe. &&3. ~s&a
Au@ bic Bemertuurseu Ban SreD'a
j9iener, ibr nidt 10 barn,los nub oaraui
b~in5uoeutea. baB e. mebr l6er bic ur'
jo&e Der @iseutbiml.9teit oes alien
Derrn spu6te. als er 54eeiteDen modte.
Gie bate frsili9 ui@t pie geriuslte Gb'
n,1ua in 8e3us auf bic ESoeutitdt bieies
Man1e8 NIT benz Mt6rber i6rrs 8aters.
aber oenno4t mibte jie fid u~ergebens,
ibrea @eijt uao ibre @eoanfen uou benz
sGnhoertins ab;ulenten; Is ,uar, als Of
cine irnere @eDalt re ouGoroerte, fd
iii bic @eAeimniiIe oeiielben e~ln5noraa'
gen.
gBas fir 69atteu tonnten iiber BEN
unaladfiden uno meni9enf9eueuaR a1'ns
,pobl ban8eu? n d -s.,s
Ser e,u5iee p~erulnfti9e @runb. bet
lib thr auitrdngte, tonnte MIR iein, baH
i.ine inbrelange, sanili@e Msel4luf
fenbeit bon allen duBerea Be5iebun9eu
i'm gun, @iilantbropen seua9t. Utter
.unD Observation-Disclosures alletu, oa4te ije.
bat ieinen @eiit getrabt. e..
M.s fie fpdter anl Nbenb nm bic
Gamilientafel 3u}amn,enlaben. fid e
Morma ani, oab Der olte Str. 4arter
Iie oft ueriioblen anblidte uno teibeu;
Der, als lon(t, a,sSia9. .o .,s 49,.
Ran @rep mar nieoer9fldto9en uno
fhwcigiom, uno banu uno mann be5e9=
,1e.e JIG 'eiaem 8li6e. Der fori9sno BON
ibc oui ben oiten Qerrn binaberslatt.
SD mDhte ,ur mai sutlicn," uu=
tcrbra6 G,iForb oas oriidenpt @dNpsi.
9cn, rs amer Treuuo Mr. DLn ,uptE
iraeun einc @pur BON fte1,saa uettoreu
aesangenea Mlubcl entoedt batl"
,,@r. ,pirpe e. mobl Gin bi39en
(Alp,er;e fnoen, lie bis in bieie G,Hiams
fsit ST. perfolaep, oeufe it, en:sesnete
Ban init erj,uuu9eaer Q,iterfeit.
r@r lit al, ~9eriebencr &atrou,". b.
mertte Gliifoso. SIS iollte MIDI ,penie
,puuoeruL ,peun er pliSli@ ul,iet uus
crid)icne, inoeu, er auf Elm giAIt,9ei
&clultat in oieiem u%ntcrnebmeu bte,
nidt au rc9neu brou&t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-24
81. GaIttet.
. Cine q u II a.

Bersebli@ bemabte i'd Norua. fiji
bnS ieltianie Beftu bes alten Nnnne3
eine beiriebisenoe 25iuns 81 Fubeu. nj
ibre @eoanten tuieoer in rhbisere 8a3p
men lenten Su t6nnen, aber % mar i9s
nl9t m6sH9. bic Bilber aus ibres
6eele Fsu p~erbahnen. bic bic urIade ibree
uielea i@lalofn @ddie seueien. :
Sie iopnte IS Dor GQeu MID. besrei.
fen, ba6 feline Riaber 70 blino waEeo
uno n,@t iebeu tonuteu, oaB GIN tietse
inueret Rummer feline Seele bebr1dk
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Nusen ii4 Dor ben, ibriseu ieulteu.
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{GortjeByne folst.)
The western sentinel., 1892-08-18
THE BUSINESS MEMS MEETING.
HI. e. Fries, of Salem. Elected One of
the Vice Presidents.

The State Business Mems Meeting
at Morehead City closed Thursday
night. The closing work was to COM
pletc the organization of the Associa-
tiOn. 1t was decided that each cham
Der Of commerce or board 81 trade in
the State should have one vote in the
meeting of the Association, and that
each board or chamber should send
such number of representatives, as
should be its pleasure.
The following executive commit
tee was elected: a. a. Thompson,
eX-officio chairman: II. NJ. Douglass.
of Greensboro; w. S. Parker, of Hen
derson: Ashley Horne, of Clayton: A.
Branch. of Wilson: is a. Harrell, of
Weldon: j. j. Wolfenden. of New
Bern: TheO. +. KlutZ, of Salisbury.
Vice-Presidents were then chosen
from each Congressional District as
follows: 1st district, b. l.. Jones,
of Beaufort: I'd, w. r.. Cox. of Rocky
Mount: Sd, L. a. Cutler, New Bern:
4th, w. II. S. Burgwyn, of Iender-
son: 5th. w. r. Murray, of Green's
boro: 9th. B. +. Hall, of Wilmington:
7th, II. E. Fries, of Salem: Sth. S. j.
Green, of Shelby; 9th, }. p. Sawyer,
of ASheyille.
The business of drafting consti-
tuition and bylaws for the Associa-
tion was referred to the Executive
Committee, to be reported at the
meeting which will be held in Raj
eigh during the first week of the next
General Assembly.