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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-28
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.


NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, ILL.,, OCT.
27.--Ispecial tom Waggoner,oi torl
worth. Tex, had two trains OF cattle
at the st. Loois National stock OK yards r'
to-day which sold for $40 and $40 per
Hundred pounds. The cattle OF ID;
Waeeoner & Son this week amounted
10 2l64 head. realizing $4,000 and Is the
totai weieht was 2, 200, 900 pounds. This
"a The largest number shipped TO this
, ~ by q single interest in one
George Beggs OF Fort Worth had in
n load Of Compound hogs which sold at
$50.
rvs, 4, ,ba, the people use salvation oni
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Oct 2I.-At
psIos. a small station on the Kansas
CITY, Memphis and Birmingham rail-
roaa nineteen miles from here two
men we're blown to atoms at an early
hour this morning by tho explosion OF
a LOCOMOTIVES boiler. Harry Monroe,
the engineer, and William Crunch the
fireman, we're killed. Conductor BLACK
was slightly hurt.
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Fish C KeCk Go.
uScoRroRArED,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Kansas CITY Stock Yards.

Hambin, DIR. P. S. Turner and Prof.
W. L. Wilson.
Auxileiary societies will be organized
throughout the county.
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Whitesboro, October %.
Gainesville, October 80.
Wichita Falls, October 81.
Iowa Park, November 1.
Mt. Vernon, November 3.
Sulphur Springs, November 5.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


An pstuons peakiag snrioyment or desiring
teip u nny character ara invitad 10 use this
eolenn ne e ehArre. such advertisements not
~ e1eead erea Inca
Eotioea Of articles lost and found IN thih ooh
nafted frse.
II L Nc dsstrs sf fus oAxnzTn 70 faeilitAis
the search Of personH for employment and The
nviied - nae MI column for such parponee
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bale, Friday November A.
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Burnett county, October 20, q and 2s.
Travis county, October 20, two
speeches) and November l.
Hays county, November 2.
Washington county, November 3, a
and 8.
Bonham, November :, IL a. m.
Denton, November Z, s p. IN.
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October 81.
November /. :
November 2.
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DIT W N NuUIHHUHs
Houston, October %.
San Antonio, October 30.
GAINESVILLE, October 81.
Paris, November l.
Honey Grove, November 2.
Bonham, November 3.
Pilot Point, November 4.
Whitesboro, November5.
Denison, IL a. M, November I.
Sherman, Sp. ~, November.
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The Youths Companion wants TO know
why Is Ponds Extract like Timen and
truly answers, Because It heals many .
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n
Austin county, October y.
y, Gonzales county, o''OOef
bberg, Fayottc county, October
IL. Fayette county, November
Su,, Colorado county, Novem-
Fort Bend county, Nov
Harris county November
n Grimemos county, Nov
cp, Galveston county, Nov
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The largest stock Of fine goods, best
fit, finest work, lowest prices. For
proof, come in and see w. s. Matney,
the tailor.
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AGENTS WANTep.
WANTEo-BoARo AND ROOMS.

yATANTED--Two or three rooma furnished or
w unfurnishod for light house Keeping near
Gazette once. Address Storootyper Gazette
ONCE, NsSy
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non Joe II. Eagle.
falls, October 2s, NIGHT
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Celia Thaxter, the poetess, Is tall,
handsome woman OF 81, whose snow.
white hair ripples above u dark face
and brilliant dark eyes. She spends
every summer at the Isle OF Shoals.
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TYPewRlrERs.
FINANCIAL.

pLENTY or MONEY no LOAN ON FARM
LANDS AND IMPROVED CITY PROPER
TY CENTRALLY LooATEn NO DELAY,
TEXAS LOAN AND SAVINGS CO.. ]. IL
BRuGLER rcEPREsT AND TREAS.
HURLEY BUILDING, FORT WORTH, TEX.
DERkGNs a FORTY offer to loan money on
J. Improved business properly AZ low rates
o. interest Hurley building, Fort Worth,
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AlG Field, Tommy Donnelly, Jerry
Hart and Henry Skunk with tleie,s
minstrels tomorrow matneessna my Nv
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4 October %, I p. m.
bridge. October 80, II a. m.
Sr.ord, October 81, I p. m.
November ], II a. m.
November !, Z p. IN.
he, November 4, Z p. m.
b., November 3, Z p, m.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANT TO sell uios stock OF dry goods,
w clothing, boots, shoes and hats. amount
ing 70 about tiyOoo. In Decatur, 1exas. Have
splendid trade built up and will rent 70 par
ties buying tho stock the beat stone stora
house in Dccntur--E feet by ~ feet Failure
q health the cause. J w Hatcher Son
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Areostpra bitters is known all over the
,,nri5 az the great regulator OF dlgesuse
orgass. Or. seigert's is the only genuine Az
All druggists,
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Aehie, October q, at I p. m,
IS october %, at 2 p, p.
"a, November |.
||,1d, November 3.
d, November 4.
Forth, November
ille, November I.
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Take look at suitings and trouser-
ings and get prices, W. S. Matney, the
tailor.
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The granite workers and manufac
turers OF Boston have settled their diff
fereucee.
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Readers and friends Of THE GAZETTE
viii favor this paper by patronizing
those who advertise in It. Do not iail,
Therefore, to give advertisers IN this
paper preference when placing your
orders.
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GAZETTE'S LETTER LIST.

Listof letters REMAINING nnealled for IA tho
counting room on yesterday, at a IN
persons calling for them viii please saT adves'
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Hon. J. II. Davis.
Bastrop, October %.
La Grange, October 20.
Brentwood, October 81.
Galveston, November l.
Houston, November ,.
San Marcos, November 4.
San Antonio, November I.
II. L, BENTLEY,
Campaign Manager.
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Personal.

1 AIDES TOO THIN IN THE BUST-wish-
II ing TO enlarge same by safe trontnent
send for books; sent free, securely sealed &,
Greenlcaf Toilet company, Dallas, Tex,
nj ARR1ED lADlES-Spnd 10 cents for I'm,
vi fallihlo Safeguard" (no medicine, no de-
eepiion) Just what you want Ladies' BazaS
Kansas city, Mo.
WANTED-Names OF persons troubled with
w asthma or any cough Samples and
book mailed free. n GouauN, HoumA La, or
H. w. Williams a Co, Fort worth.
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The registration In New York state
shows a marked increase over last
year
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The Darktown circus, or America
discovering Columbus, In Fields min
strels tomorrow matinee and night
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FoRE THE PEOPLE,

-. c,,rk,. Appointments
a October 20 l pm.
y oiStobor 81, at night,
r Uos'iNS November 2, II am
November 4, II am
November 8, II am.
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Since last Tuesday about seven inches
Of rain has fallen at Abilene.
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ID the appointments made for
Capt. W. G, Veal as follows:
u Friday October 2S, IL a. IN.
Hlle, Friday October %, Up. m.
town, Saturday October 20, 2
lso sueak at Itaska, Monday
ri 81, Up. m.
ID, Tuesday November /, Up. m.
! "Wednesday November 2, Z
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Parker county, October 81.
p Point Parker county, No
4 sFiOrd, Parker county, No
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Groveton, October 81.
Conroe, November /.
Wooten Wells, November2.
Hico, November 3.
Bonham, November 8.
Huntsville, November I.
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Cuero, October 2S.
Victoria, October 90.
San Antonio, October 81.
Austin, November /.
Bryant, November 4.
Navasota, November 8.
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~ w. BAKER dealer In all kinds Of furniture,
springs, crockery ware aud etc. lis Houston
street.
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A NY LKDY--Sas hing a nurse durIug sick.
"A uess would p,rate call nttoo East Dag
seit sFsH1s
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MEAT AND FISH MARKETS.

n, NTrRpRlsr M5sAT y,,,,,,
~ choice beef, mutton, veal porA. poultry.
fresh nystars and nsh, always on hand Chaa.
Truniger, aO3 Jennings ave.
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non Z. A. Mcdowell. e.
ocl', e, at 2 p. m.
eyi Oct, 20.
slyne, Nov, 3.
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Hen. W. II. Pope.
Rne, October %.
ligustine. Novembsr
loches, Noyembar . !
In No Sovemoer 4. )
=. -. :,
Oct, % at Inn 4
"a, Oct. bS p ~
Alstype Nov q
IN
". &. Walsh.
Eoyember. o. 1......,.
November 2.
nv
.Da oo,a, ''i nn
,t SSsoo eG g ! Up. m.
?, HI
In, q 90 A. y. a u
Eey, oct ~ % . P. IN, ......
.siyne, Nov 80 2
non doe II. Eagle.
'ails, October %, night
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Mangum, October %.
Frazier, October 20.
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vvny isft that the people use Salvation on
Ans1sr. because its the best Imminent
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llS October 81, Z p. m
october e q, I p. IN.
'c'ooer 20, I p. m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
Jake Kilrain Was Surprised.

BALTIMORE, sept. 9.-Many dol
lars were lost in Baltimore ovel
Sulliyan,s defeat. Tie citing was
at to 2, and2 to / on Sullivan.
A crowd of sports congregated al
Jake Kilrain's hotel, to hear the ex
champions view of the fight.
Before the men entered the ring, Kill
rain said: "If Corbett should stay 20
rounds be will be made man,
providing he makes any fighting
l do not expect Corbett to win.u
When the result was annnunced
Kilrain said: ~ am surprised; Sui
llvan did not seem to be in the fight
at all. Corbett appears to have used
the same tactics in this fight
that Fitzsimmons used in his
fight with Peter Maher.
He literally made a fool of Sui
livsn. / am big loser, but have
lots of company. am afraid Sulli-
vans Is not the nature to stand de-
feat, and | doubt it If he will do il
gracefully. L suppose, now that
Corbett has the championship, that
Jackson will be after him with
| am out of it, and in.
lend to stay out. Gee whiz, but
his last Que was dump"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09

o'Brien expects to go on board with
hir men today.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Sept.9.--
James Griffiths, manager Of the
whaleback steamer Wetmore. re-
ceived a dispatch last night FROM
Capt. O'Brien, announcing the
wreck OF the Wetmore. Grifflths
left for Coos bay to ascertain what
measures are necessary TO preserve
the property. The vessel is valued
at $4,000, and is partly covered by
insurance. The cargo of coal was
consigned to the Southern Pacific
Co., and was valued at 5000. The
Wetmore was the first whsIeback
steamer built, and carried a cargo Of
grain from Lake Superior to Europe
two years ago. She then proceeded
to PHILADELPHIA, where she loaded
for the steel barge works
at Everett. II will be remembered
that about one yearago the Wetmore
lost her rudder while en- route firm
Philadelphia to the sound, and she
was towed into the Columbia river
BY the Upton steamship Zambesi. |
Upton claimfd salvage to the
,mount OF $l50,000. and the court |
.waeded him $22 500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
Question of Color.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Cycists and
cycling clubs throughout the coun.
try Will be interested in the result OF
ihe meeting this evening of the as.
'ociated cycling clubs. by which il
will be d -cided whether the Chicago
colored cycling club shall he permit
ted to enter the organization. The
colored men of this city have a
strong cycling club, the majority of
the members being experts On the
wheel, and 1t is claimed in their be-
nalf that color should be no bar to
their recog lition hy ing organi
zations, whether local, state or ma
tlonal. They have pr, sented heir
credentials and furnished ample
proof of their existence as a club, so
that the only question at issue will
be the willingness of the white cy-
clists to associate with them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09

A GENERAL CONTRA ACToR,-H
M. Stone, Of Philomath, Bentoi
county, was In Salem this mornin,
to bid on the building of bridg,
,cross the North fork of the San
liam at Mill city, connecting Ma
rion with Linn county. His bid i,
for a Howe truss structure of l7(
foot span, the approach to aggregate
about 800 feet. He has to compete
with nine other bidders. Mr.. Stone,
figures for the work are So, 100. The
bridge will cost about $1,000, includ
ing lumber and material. He has
built several bridges in Benton.
Polk and Linn counties and is al
contractor in this line
He has just finished the erection ot
u new school building at Mehama,
costing $3.50. 1t is situated on tn,
hill in that city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
An Alleged Bargain.

INDIANA POLLS, Sept. 9.-Tns
american Non-Conformist, the Pee
ple's organ, which removed here
rom Kansas, after having contri-
buted TO the defeat of ex-senator In
gads. says that it has obtained in
formation through the Republican
national committee 10 the effect
that bargain has been entered into
between President Harrison and G..
w. Fairbsnk, a railroad nagnate OF
this city. whereby Fairbank is to be
United States senator, in consider
alton Of 100000 contribution to
the Republican campaign fund.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09

TOPEKA, Sept. o. Harlan Dove,
an Indian territory cowboy, while
on his way home on passenger
train, stepped to the platform of the
smoker TO try a new revolver, and
began shooting at telegraph poles as
the train sped aloI &. The trainmen
and passengers attempted to restrain
him, but could not do so. Then n.
w. Harris, another cowboy, tried
his ha d. Hlrr's ran into the car,
with l. We In pursuit iiourishine
his revolver, which he suddenly
brough, TO level and fired, killing
Harris. Lowe was arrested. The
Irag sdy caused great excitement
among the pass eng,rs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
WHITE CAP OUTRAGE.
Men and Women Taken Out and
Whipped.

JELLrco, Tenn, Sept. 9.-Sinct
the recent miners war, lawIessness
has run riot ia the mountains here,
A white cap organization that came
into existence some two months be-
fore the outbreak has been especial.
~ active, and scores Of men in the
mountains who did not come to the
assistance of the miners have been
horribly beaten. The white caps
do not confine their work to rural
districts alone, aud this place has
large chapter Of the order, On Non
day night they gave shocking dis
play of their brutality. They mad,
a raid and captured seven women
of the town and several Of their male
companions. They were dragged
by about 20 white caps to q grow,
near by. After stripping every
stitch OF clothing of their scream
ing victims, they threw the shiver
Ing wre ches over a fallen log anc
lashed hem until the blood dripped
rom the wounds Inflicted by COW
hide whips.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
POLITICAL NEWS.
stevenson in Indiana.

fNDIANAPOLIs. Ind, Sept. o.
Wednesday wss the anniversary o
the birth Of ex-Vice- Presidep,
Thomas A. Hendricks and It was
appropriately observed ia many
parts Of the state. To this city the
event was observed by Democratic
mass meeting at TomIinson's hall,
the rallying place of the city, which
was crowded to the doors. The prin-
cipal address was delivered by Hon.
A. f. Stevenson, who followed the
lines Of his recent address in the
northern part of the state. Yester-
day morning General Stevenson, ac-
companied by number of Indiana
Democrats, resumed bis tour of the
state. He made a brief address at
Marion, aud in the afternoon he
spoke at Alexandria aud summit
Vile, while last night be addressed
A mass meeting at Anderson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09

PORTLAND, sept. o. In ! mile
heats, Swiitsure won, Miss Idaho
second, Rosebud third; time, 1851.
la dash, Misty Morn won, Regal
second, Patricia third; time, l;l6l.
The stallion trot, Altao won three
straight heats; Almont Medium
second, Delco third; time, 40, 2:el.
2;2S. Parker, of Albina, sent his
yearling filly "Baby" to beat the
halfmi record Of North. She
went In i;2sA. In the special half
mile dash, jack the Ripper won,
papoose second; time, i9l.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
UNLUcKy wHALEBAoK.
The Wetmore Ran on a shoal at
Coos Bay.

EMPIRE Cry, Or, Sept. 9Th.
whaleback freight steamer Charles
w. Wetmore, which has met with
SO much Ill luck since her arrival Oh
the Pacific coast, has again run
ashore, and In all probability she
will prove total loss. AT 1890 a.
m. yesterday while a dense fog
hung over the water she went ashore
on North spit near the entrance TO
Coos bay. The ill.mted steamer at
once began to blow her distress
whistles, which were heard by the
llfs saving crew, but owing to the
density Of the tog prevailing 1t was
near noon before The crew reached
the vessel. The lie,saying crew
uummoned the tugs Hunter and LII
berty, and n soon as the fog lifted
1lflleiently 10 enable them 10 pro
oeed they started 10 the assistance
~ the whaleback's crew. The en-
Hire crew. numbering twenty-five,
Vere rescued and brought to this
Nv.
The Wetmore left Tacoma on
Monday morning last. bound for
~ Francisco, with 2.400 tons, a
1aruo Of coal. Her cargo was listed |
coyily 70 port. Capt. J. A. o.
eIen and second mate John G. |
or>h we're on watch At the time
~ vessel struck. aud the ship was
lroded south BY the standard com.
- aud south half west by the
oslng compass. The weimore IL
~ lylng parallel ~ilu the beach.
~ ~ breaksp, which roll over
f. Vuool, are slowly pounding her
clpoess and there is scarcely a
y (hnt she viii ever be fioaisd ,
~. Wnen tas eisw were taken
ohs was lsakiny badly. Capt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
Embezzler Car tn e. d.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ED. s.
Bean, sheriff of Ramsey county,
Minn., arrested Charles ]. Thomas
in this city. Thomas, who is 55
years of age, is wanted in st. Paul
for embezzling nearly $4,000 from
the Peoples Building society, of
which be was secretary. He was
traced TO Victoria b. c., whence he
had fie with his wife aud two
daughters, and then to this city,
where all have teen liy ing for near
ly five months. Thomas does not
deny his guilt. Sheriff Bean will
start for st. Paul with his prisoner
this evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
Ia a State of Anarchy.

| New YORK, Sept. 9.-The steam
ship Venezuela, of the Red ID line
which arrived at Brooklyn, ttouga
= contingent Of Venezuelan refugees
including ex-PresideDt Villagas
General Ybaua and General Leo
Doldo serrin, IN her cabin, and te,
Venezuelan refugees ia her steerage
That the refugees were able to leav,
Venez1ela was due to the influenc.
OF war vessels Of foreign powers.
Passengers on the vessel say that th,
state Of affairs in Venezuela is wors.
than ever. 1t was formerly strue.
gle for supremacy between parties,
they said. but now war had degep.
Grated into constant fighting be-
tween factions aud brigapds, so thai
all Of Venezuela is in state border
ing on anarchy.
II am still president of Venezuela
Nobody has any right to the title,
for | have not resigned office" said
Guillermo Tell Villages. 81 was
neither imprisoned nor wasI exiled.
General Mendosa was commander
of portion ofthe government army.
He refused to obey the order of Ybar.
ra, who was my minister Of war, and
and Unexpectedly returned
to Caracas with his command, He
sought me Immediately and urgent
ly counseled certain arbitrary acts,
which l refused to perform, having
proper respect and regard for th.
laws and constitution OF my coun
try, which l was bound by oath t,
uphold and maintain. Thereupo,
be proclaimed himself dictator of
he republic. l was unable to per
orm the functions of my office, and
ieemed II best to retire from the
,Ountry.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-09
Accident to Ccrsett's Mother.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Harry
Corbett, brother of Jim, the new
heavyweight champion, stated ye,
terday morning that he had won
$4,000 In pools on the fight, II be-
came known this morning that Mrs.
Corbeit, Jim's mother, was thrown
nut Of n buggy last week, aud had
an arm broken. No one was allowed
TO see her, and news of the accident
was kept from the newspapers aud
correspondents so that II would not
reach Jim.