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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

The Chinese seem to have very arbi.
trary way OF fitting words to music. The
voice frequently drops out before the end
OF musical phrase, and enters quite Us
unexpectedly, while the melody flows on
In the orchestra with endless repetitions.
relieved occasionally by half a dozen bars,
in which all the melody instruments cease
and the gongs, cymbals. drums and cas-
tanets play alone.--H. Il. Krehbiel In Cent
uyy
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

irats fatron~Look here, waiter; con.
round I'll I've been waiting at this table for
ntteeh minutes, and you haven't paid the
slightest attention to mel
Waiter-look heah, boss, don git ompa.
tiene' ben waitin' at dis yere table TO lii.
teen monfs myself, an youse haben't nebber
PAID me muffin at all. Yet | amt nebber
kicked Light.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30
The shock Was r,o cr..,,

iraVers ITO Office boy)-Johnny, did Won
take that check down to my taior'si
Johnny sir.
iraVers--W hat did he do when you gave il
to himi e"''
Johnny-He fainted,--Clothier and Fur.
uisher N 'ui
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

hhleSer-Dld you heah what was the mat
tab with Chappie De Twottl
poeker-Neryous pwostation caused bv
ivan eSert'on, believe, aw He twied Ia
eai"' SUNDAY Dapah home alone. Life
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

Marriage" said Unison, makes quite
Transformation In girl When she is single
she is Que person; when she gets married She
and her husband are one person: therefore
she Is then only half Of one person, seeP'
"Oh. you're away off, said Stimson
"When she is single she Is OF course one per-
son, us you say, but when she's married she
becomes more than one person.
How do you make that outfn
"When she's single she's Miss, but when
she's married she's Mrs n-Boston Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

Tom What's the matter, old fellow,
Jack-ln love.
ny are you so glum then-doesn't vour
fair one smile upon your '0"'
No, she laughs at me. n-Yankee Rl,a.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

Maud-Have you heard the new opera NV
Sullivan e'" ny
Mlidred-fou dear little stupid! Dom.
you know that Sullivan Is an actor, not a
writer OF operasf-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

y have" cried the rampaging orator. .un
my tongue rapier with which to XIII all
fools.n "''' al
rake 1t away from himl" yelled man in
ths hail lies going to commit suicideln-
Lawrence Republican
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

Universal suffrage may be Initiated In two
ways-througb the money OF candidates or
by the influence OF the government. Indi-
viduRls are mentioned who have spent as
much as 10000 francs FOR a seat ia tbs
chamber OF deputies, Half a million francs
came out Of the Golfers OF Bonlangisui for
three elections only. One cannot see,
among such conditions, what becomes OF
equality. II We begin 10 buy votes il viii
be time to eTelaim with La Mennsis. "Si-
leuee, ye pooTi''--.iules Simon in Forum.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30
THE SWEDISH BUILDING.

tirely in Sweden, of wood, and shipped
from Stockholm to Chicago in sections
a novel feature of the Swedish exhibit
Will be successive series of dwellings and
articles showing the common life of Swedes
for 800 years past.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30
TO ADORN THE FAIR.
BUILDINGS THAT WILL PROVE AT
fractions AT THE GREAT SHOW.

The Empire State OF the East an" INC
Empire state of the South to have
Homes Betting Their Dignity-ih"
swedish Building.
or the various state buildings az the
Columbian exposition that OF New iork
will be the finest, especially In It's deeora-
Mons. TO that state was given the mose
commanding position, the front place "a
the group OF state reservations IN the
northern end Of the exposition inclosure.
and its building is fanked on one SIDE py
that OF Massachusetts and on the other ny
that Of Pennsylvania and directly front-
ing the Art palace,
The two neighboring states decided 70
reproduce colonial conditions, that OF
Pennsylvania being modelled after lnde.
pendence hall and that Of Massachusetts
after the Hancock house. To avoid TOO
much uniformity New York decided upon
a building in the style of the Italian Re
Nuisance. and the architects hurried their
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

HOW pruNSu th"s
they are only com
mon thieves. New
ertheless they are
locally popular.
The best proof OF
their social stand
ing can be CLEANED
,from the more or
fless varied expe-
rlence Of the sher
if in his effort to
disrupt and cap
tura this fyanp,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

off, want oay
Employer How would 1t do to taxa a A. y
ontEpoch. A' VA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

A very expensive fad is having your por-
trait cut as an onyx cameo. The work is
very slow, difficult and laborious. The
image when done Is permanent and will
last for centuries. There are enough
people in New York who enjoy this kind
Of extravaganza to give constant employ.
ment 10 ays cameo portrait caxyexA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30

Members OF the house of Representatives
and senate receive 5000 a year, the vice
president and cabinet officers 5000. and
the justices OF the supreme court Slo, 00O,
except the chief justics, who gets el0,too
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-30
TIE COOLEY GANG.

n I. Composed of brothers Who Are
"Bad Men,"
The members OF the Cooley gang, OF
Fayette county, Pa, have won reputa-
ton as desperadoes to which they were
not In the least entitled. for II -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
NANCY HANKS
BREAKS THE REGULATION
TRACK RECORD FOR A MILE


TERT tIAUTE, IND, Sept. 2s. six
thouennd people witnessed tho record
breaking oyonts 80 to-dnys races.
regulation track record 81 2.07.
Az Z o'clock, after preliminary slow
logs, she appeared with Bud DOblc up,
by Frank Starr, behind tho runner, Abo
Lincoln. Tho track received but littlo
moro attention than Tor other races, boz
You'd an extra fcrape and dragging
Tho day wna inirnnd not hot, aud u light
brccze stirred Frank Walker gave
tito word aud the mare started nt full
speed, tho irst quarter In thiriy-one
seconds, tho runner galluplng iuriouhly
behind her.
Her gait was az steady rs steam
driven piston. Tho half was reached
in-10ss, the thifd quarter pole Ia 1894,
ind the mile wis trOtied IN 2i0i with,
out break or a show Of uncAsinos5 or
ogerdriylng The bost quarter Was
20i. tho last half In one minute and
one quarter.
The sulks had pneumatic tires and
bali bearinge.
Tremendous long cheers broke out,
and tho crowd poured upon thf track.
Dohlc was carried on choir shoulders
70 tho judges' stand. happy, and
hmilingbOwing his thanks.
Another important record fracture
was tho breaking by M0nnar ~ tho
214i 3-year-old stallion record, held BY
Axtell sinoe 1852. MOnbars trotted the
mile IA beautiful style In 2.llt on tho
same track trotted by Axiell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
OF TEXAS MEET AND ORGAN
NE AN ASSOCIATION


e.S A.,s.N.,,n n,r,s Sam, DC
10 9lsf " iVsi1, ~, XII is.,,od
i W. ,tn IN ~ 'es o e ~ s'',t h,i,
a. ~ ~ ,,'.oi,.,d
~ WY i,a.Nis ua,' N, ~ ~,
1918. e'se'sus . i4 ." WI s",s,',,siiV Mn
NnnMu N :, az '''''''' N'"'
" e"'''''''V'
THE STATED PuiFosF
Of the organization Is 30 promote tho
welfare OF ToNnsand her business inter
ests without reference TO political
affiliations, A committee was appointed
to prepare an address, consisting Of
Vernon W. 4 Jones Emil Elmondor
j. Ellcson. H. l.. Benson and Tom
payHon. This committee to-day iH-
sued an address 10 the people oi Texas,
from which the following oNtraot Is
made;
"a serious condition conironts us to-
day Ia your Interest and our own; We
charge and declare that tho policy Of
Governor logg and his administration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
GRACE IS FREE
To Do as He Pleases, but the
Democrats Can't Tell
WHAT He PLEAsES TO DO NOW.
hariV and His Committeeman Talk Mighty
Straight % he Chief
OF the An,i-snapPer Tribe, But Grace Ne Says
Nothing Gen. sleklss Says Nc Said
lI--coohnn Is Delighted
With Cleveland.
WHAT He PLtAsES TO DO NOW.
oRAcn WORRIES rnEaL.
Tho chief Anti-snApper Causing the
Committee Trouble,

Inc ehtct Anti-0nAuper tauAthg the
Committee rreuhie
NEW York. sept 2s.-Chairman
Harrity OF the Dlnocratlc natlonal
committee got back 70 headquarters
This morning from Pennsylvania to at,
tend an important meeting OF the cam
paiEn committee. The meetings OF the
business committee am held every
"Wednesday about noon, but to-day all
tho mombors Of thr committee in tho
city got around noarY two hours
earlier
At 1880 o'clock W. K. Grace arrived
and was admitted 10 tho committee
mccting. The first business was tho
discussion OF tho situation in the city,
which has been complicated by the ao-
ton OF tho meeting q anti-suapperi
Thursday night a colmlttco was APP
pointed at that mcoting 10 conior with
tho NATIONAL committoei aud tho pur-
pose Of this committeo's visit was fully
discussed at the meeting n the cam
paien committee this nprning.
No, ono minced wordsat the meeting.
The situation was mot huarcly and It's
merits discussed. Whit was said only
those present know, out the decision of
the committee was 70 .adviso against
boiling the local ticket, but what wor-
riod the m0mbers OF tho committee
most was the fact they have no assur-
anoe that their advice vim be followed
by Grace and his FOLLOWERS. Tho ma
tionul committee did MT know whit "a
think OF Grace on what ID expect of him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
JAMES W. SWAYNE
Unanimously Nominated Tor Stale Senator In
tho ThiriieIh Disirici-The Gran
bury Convention.

GRANBuRY TEX, Sept. 2s.-Spe-
oial.l-The Thirtieth district Hogg
convention, to nominate state senate
rial candidate, WIS held here to-day,
and was well attended.
j. *. p. Shirley YVES the temporary
aud permanent chairman and the pro-
ceedines we're at railroad speed. WIN
not a hitch. The credentials commit
ICES work was merely clerical j was
simply transcribiug the names OF the
accredited delegates.
James W. Swayne, OF Tarrant county,
was named for the senatorship,. second
ed ,by every county In the district, Tar
rant. Parker, Hood and sommeryell,
and the nomination WAS made by aecla,
nation. A committee was appointed
10 notify Mr.. SWayne Of his nomina-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

4 Great nay for Democracy In oid cess' =
A Urand barbecue ana speech


a Urapd barbecue ana speech
LINDEN, Tx, sept %. Especial. =
About 1000 people worN In attendance
ut the barbecue at Lindon on tho nth,
Tho dinner was success In cvery 10.
spopt Senator r. Q. Mills addressed
tho people on national ISSUES for two
hours and hall Tie made gloat
speech that will do much good IN our
county, ~ the conclusion OF his speech
Mrs I'll, Wilson, 81 Douglassvillc, pro-
scented the speaker d beautiful bouquet
with the following appropriate speech.
"Sonator Mills. A u Wlf-appolnied
representative Of the Democratic ladies'
Of Class county, I prcscut you these
nnwolp IN token ut our appreciation OF
your worth aud merit as United Smtcs
senator We rujOico Ia the hnnOrs YOU
have already Won and trust That the
future may bring TO YOU creator onca ~
YOU so richly deserve Flowers arc
always suggestive OF purity, and those
are intended asa iypc Of your political
purity Of character. Tho green leaves
AFRO given emblcmatio 81 q wish that the
mem0ry NJ H. q Mills and his speech
may over 1.-Two Ia The hearts and minds
Of all truo DomnOrnis,N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
DALLAS POLITICS.
a GRAND hooo RALLY AND BAR.
9kouE TO De HELD


DALLAS, TEX, Sept 2s.-fSpecial, -
Chairman sam Klein, who has IN charge
tho grand rally and barbecue 20 bs
given next Saturday, il one OF tho
greatest ntsticrs IN Texas politics and
" Working hard 10 mako the nrst blow
out OF tho Hogg Democracy "A SUCCESS.
llo snid TO TnE GAzrrrR corrcapond-
emit to-nlght
"Ploasc state that all tho railroads
havo made Vducod rates and
ALL FRIENDS
Of tho Democratic faith aro invl.odt
join with tho regular and hcart-ot
oak Democrats " Dallas w ac
oording Governor Hogg, senator
Coke and other distingulsho,
gentlemen Jcilcrsonian welcom,
next Saturday Hc wants thom 10 com,
and ven have something 30 cat ant
plenty OF "arteaisn water.h Chairman
klem Is q mempor OF tho woll lNnowy
iirm OF trlelu1g, Klein & Co, OF Gal
weston aud Dulias, aud viii DO romcm
bored aA the gentleman
VINO RAISED TIM FUNDS
aud served 40 ticnsuter OF The Anti.
Prohibition state committee fcw years
ago. He announces cmphatlcnlly that
"Dallau county Ia going TO DO carried
for Jan loggM
Tho CLARK people Of the city havo do
oided 10 hold rrand rally and barbc-
cue IN this city on October o. aud they
viii endeayor TO mako Il one OF tho
most imposing political demonstration
ever held In loNns.
non, GEORGE CLARK,
Ex-senator Maxoy, Ex-Governor
rhrocSmortluu, Mayor -. u. Pad
dock, senator a, l.. Mailpcl ana other
prominent gentlemen will DO invited
To De- present and pour hot shot into
the camp OF Governor Horp nnd his
followers Tho Clark flamhonn club
ni $40 mnmb0is will make display aud
Tho very heavens will be illuniined
With Warwick sly-rookcts
rnE ciiLrnRArED ALDERMAN,
Patrick OiKooie, Clnrk loader, ia al.
ready In Tho field Tor tho position al
police Judge. Tho election viii not b.
held until April, 1909, but little thing
like that doda not bother Pat Ex-City
Auditor r. H. Rowlcy " also boing
urged % run for justice OF tho peace
and may accept Tho onlco Is rood for
$1,000 year uad there are Gully fifteen
mon Ia the leld FOR the prise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
MURDER IN The TERRITORY.
A Business Transaction Causes a Man 10
Lose His Lis al Inc Hands Of
Former Partner.

AnpMoRE. /. T., sept. 2s.-ispecial-l
w. II. Mckinney wss shot and alinpst
instantly killed this morning about l.ov
o'clock. by o. i. Num-, bis former en-
ployer. Ia the rear % Morris q Nulil
ssore on Main street. Mckinney hi.a
passed through She store ont lev MIN
t,tcs before the killing 70 An out nous
.-,riee out Of the out hOrse
s 1870 a r.,stal card which he held ip
~ hn1d tflien Num- stepped up 70
,es,lIr IN fcet Of Mckinney aud
,.1,iis ~ latter turned fired a bullet
i,isrE n McKinncyis breast. Tho eject
'T.he shof ~ Instantly fatal. the vic
III, d-opua.i dead Ia his tracks without
'-ai.irg 4 -land. After hring the shot
Nnnn turned and walked on and It Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
a NJ ExPREss ooMpANY
To Begin Business Early Nsri Eesk-Ihs
Purpose d ihs Company.

DENvER, COL, Sept. 23.-rhe Globe
express eonpany has been formally eii.
tabliahed aud Will about the beginning
IN usst week Do prepared far business.
ID vet. but vii be 10 due time.
The purpose 81 the ncr company u
Is claimed on good authority. = ne ~
sorpiinn o. the Denver and no 1ranas
azaraa company Ind y viii aiso 81
tempt 10 secure the contract No." y
force between tho Wells, fnrZo Z. %
and the santa IL road, which vii *
pire February 2. 1893. The Siooe Val
have COCO financial backing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
'DENISON SHOOTING AFFRAY.
NO Men Exchange Shots on a Public
Street and One Is Slightly
Wounded.

DEN1soN, TEX, Sept 2s.-lspeeial. J
s-Ihis afternoon at o'clock Main
Ilreet was the scene Of another shoot
Pc. James B. Hall was shot through
ne wrist by L, f. Henry.
Both worked for Persons furniture
pouse. Hall was discharged this morn
Ing because he had been drinking heavy
80 laid the blame on Henry and
fenting a shot gun had both barrels
|oaded with bird shot
He passed out Of the store and when
part way across the street saw Henry
nd fired. Henry returned the ire with
4 Colts As.
He'll fred the second barrel put
leither took effect 10 Henry, but SHOT
anded among the furniture, breaking
everal mirrors. Henry then aaFanesu
70 the front and fired four shots ~
quick succession, one Of which passed
hrough Halls wrist severlng an artery
Both men were Arrested.
several people who were passing %
Re street had very narrow escaies-
One bali raised through the bat oi =
nan named Bruce about al Inch aooFs
mis- head.
Hail came from Columbus, O'io-
aenfy Is from Weatherlordi ieAaA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

And HIS Throat Sore so ~ stops speaking
at this Time--rraisss Grower,

NEW YoRK, Sept k-There has
been story that lamniiny is Ia revolt
against the National Ddno0atic ticket
and tho story citcs rs ~ basis Of fact
that Congressman w. u Burke Coch-
ran has cancelled BIS engagements 10
speak In Indiana and Wisconsln Mr..
Cochran has been questioned about the
matter and this n what he says 81
have just come from my docior; my
throat and eyes arc Ia vdry bad condi-
ton aud he has tdd NC that
] must give up speaking for a
week or moro. expect iospealt evcry
night for the last four weeks ~ the cAm-
paign. Should the condition Of my
throat and eyes improve Sforo that,
will go on the stump so0por Things
are looking splcpditly hort now for the
Democrats Tho sxcolldn condition
that has been brought alpnt In the
party is almost entirely dge 70 Mr..
Clovelund himself. The shtyt letters
that he Is writing have beoA superb,
In every one Of them he spoala Of his
party and Ignores his individuality
they are confusing 10 all stralghtllnt
Democrats. His letter Of acceptance Il
just what II ought 70 be, terse, honest
and convincing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
IAE 3. I.I. FAIR


MusgoGEE, !. n, Sept %. Especial. ]
The Territorial international fair
opened hero ycatorday with q fnyora-
bio display Of farm products, etc. A
number Of lno horses AFRO on the
grounds,
Congressman Bailey has been Invited
70 address the people ~ the grounds
one day during Tho exposition
A drill we'll \ being sunk and az the
depth Of ~ foot a four-iooi vein ~ coal
was found which IA attracting tho alton
tion u capital
Cattlemon have discovered small
iiy which they call Me forerunner Of
cholera, ~ not having appeared since
1861. This ly Is vicious during day
time and roosts on the animals lopns
at night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29
SPORTING.


PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept. 2s.-.
Washing ton-R Rams, L, hits, s;.errors, 0,
Philadelphia-Runs, III, hits, II; err
rors, >, Batteries Abbey and Mcclure;
weighing and Clements. Umpire
Lynch.
BALTIMORE. Mp, Sept. 3s.-Balti.
more--Rums, .. hits. 3: errors, S. New
York-Ru us, IL; hits .; errors, 0, Bat
tories-Vickery and Robinson; Russio
and Boyle. Umpire McAular.
BOSTON, MASS. Sept 2s.-Boston-
Runs, 9; hits, -; errors, 4. Brooklyn
Runs, s. hits, l2; errors, Q. Batteries
Stivetts, StAley and Camel: Kennedy
and Kinslow. umpire-Burns.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 2S, Clnciu-
natl -Ruls 8, hits 9, errors 4, Glove
land Rum 8, hits 10, errors 2. Bat
teries- Msakin, Vaughan and Murphy;
Clarkson and thinner Umpiro--Gal'
ney.
ST. LOUIS. No, Sept. 2s.-St Louis
Runs . hits 3, errors Z. Pitshurg
Runs 10, hits 10, errors o, Batteries
Hawley, Briggs and Buckley, Terry
and Mack Umpire McQuail,
LOUISVILLE, KY, sept 2s,-Chi-
cago-Runs o, hits ., errors 1. Louis
yille-R1ns 4, hits s, errors 1. Batto
ries Hutchinson and kittrodgc, Sander
son and Merritt
Second game-Chicago-Rns 3, hit
10, errors 3. Louisyillo-l{uns o, hit
4, errors .. Batteries Hutchison and
Kittredge, Strntton and Merritt. Um
plres-Grlm aud Gumbort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

DETROIT, MICH, Sept 25-A sns-
picion Of murder ha- crcpt INTO the case
Of j. n. Wyckes, q New York million
alre, killed BY 2 fall from q window Of a
disreputable house here Saturday
night His friends declare be bad $500
M cash 10 his clothes When he entered
fhe piaca, h0t no trace 81 tie money
has since been found. Wyckc's iIienus
have engaged detectives ~ probe the
case 10 the bottom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

h Ire Case Of Inc Railways Of Texas vs.
Do commIsslaa BsaIns Today.

GALvEsTos, TEX, Sept. - lSho
cinl -.rho taking Of Testimony Ia Che
ci.so Of Che various ruiiways 81 Texas 10
Che suit afninAt tho state railway ccin.
mission win borln bore tomorrow Ia
tho United States court goni Az 10
O'Clock and win b. continued from day
10 dag until completed. The testimony
viii mainly b. eorfoborntlyo u the
facts presented 10 tho Arguments u
,he counsel made 70 lhe United Statoa
circuit judge praying that nnlniuncfion
issue riatraiuiug mo commission from
Interference with railway rites 10 10
used Ia the Trial OF the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

HAMBuRG, Sept 2s.--According 70
officials figures there were fefiy-nino
new cases ~ cholera and thirty deaths
In this city yesterday. Compared With
Mondny's figures yesterday returns
show decrease Of fifteen new cases
and IN increase o. seven deaths Ae-
oardine 70 figures oht=isa=l " no~F-
paper spondenis the nGw cases
yesterday number ls6 and deaths iiiy-
sven. very material difference from
figures Of official returns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

HocoNA, TEX, Sept 2s. Special. -
There was Cleveland and ii0gg club
orgpnlgod saturday evening With 100
members. G. W. Barefoot, PRESIDENT;
j. " Watkins, secretary. Speeches
by j. o. Pool. attorney and j. l..
Nance. fnrmor, and q. w barefoot,
mcmbor Of the county Democratic
executive committee Oi Montague
county. Tho club win be 200 strong BY
next meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

CRANnUiY, Tx, sept y. lSpo.
cial Tho colored Republicans organ
lied O Harrison and Clark club horc
last night with tweniy-olght mem.
buia.
h. W. Walters WA Clncied presidents
j. " Collins, secretary
They were addressed by DR.. w. N.
Davis of Fort Worth aud Roy. j. y.
I'Alno Of Abilene.
They passcd a resolution endorsing
sho noilnn Of the late convention held
q Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

QUARANTINE, n. Y, Sept. 2s.-At 10
O'clock to-day the Inflated NofmanDia
which has been Ia Quarantine since her
arrival on the "a. left fer Southampton.
sho Is the int " the big cholera ships
70 leave.
The Rrgia and Morayia are gtill dis-
charging Into lighters, and tho fnmi-
CATION * The Hnsudia WHIT b completed
soon.
Bulletins report no new cases and All
patients doing better.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

TERRELL. Tx, sept 2s. Special
There viii probably be- q big dclpgn-
tluu hNm Turrell TO hear Gov, Hogg
speak ~ Dallas saturday The county
q strong f0r llogg aud the admlniairn-
ton unless wonderful changes should
be- made In very short timo for Nu-
gcnt OF Clark. which ~ not likely to
occur Tho oolorod vote viii be divided
between the Democrats, Third party
and Republicans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

CoRsicANA, Sept 2S. Especial -
Tho Republican precinct chairman
called o meeting Yesterday Tor the pur-
pose Of Organizing q Harrison and Reid
elub. Pr1i. Day MAS elected teilpof.
arg chairman. Commlttons appointed.
While cummitirea were ouf, r. j.
Richardson. colored man oi kaufman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-29

said his partner, Morris. was with him
and carried the gun back In the store.
MUM was placed under arrest by or
ficer Tucker
The killing grow out Of business
transaction.
Morris & Mum made an assignment