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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
WHITE AND BLACK
Working Hand In Hand in Lamar county for
Law, Order and Justice, LYnchers
Denounced as Cowards.

PARIS, Ten, Sept, ll.-[Special +
AT the request OF the officers and others
n committee Of several gentlemen went
Friday to the neighbOrhoOd where the
recent mob violence occurred and held
q joint meeting OF whites and blacks to
devise some way Of ending tho present
troubled state Of affairs.
twas not intended as au indirect
way Of Offering a compromise TO the
mob, or securing immunity from them
In the future by promising them immu-
nifty for the past,
The lynching was spoken Of plainly
and denounced as a cowardiy assSissiua-
ton.
The idea and purpose was well eX-
pressed by Robert Hensin, colored,
who said that he regretted the present
state OF affairs; it wa hurting the col
ored man and hurting the property
owning white citizens. The negro de-
pended on his labor; the farm owner
ON his soil their combination gave
plenty and prosperity TO both. Any
disturbance Of either damaged both
and it was to the interest Of both to
end such disturbance as quietly as pos
sible. As TO what was past that was
for the law aud the Oilicors'tO attend TO.
and he was content 10 let 1t rest there,
for he knew their full duty would be
done. The people concerned need only
care for the future.
Tho negroes we're frightened and
there was no pleasant feeling Ia having
to hurry their wives aud children into
wagons and drive Of and leave behind
them their years work IN order to find
safety. They wanted 10 be left alone;
they wanted protection aud they looked
to the white people for IL.
After freely discussing the situation,
10 was decided that the meeting adopt
a pledge OF good order that would UNI
oduivocally place all concerned ON the
side Of the law and Of peace, 50 that
any future movements Of the mob
might be known by all men without in
vestigation to be utterly groundless
and unjustifable.
This was done at once and the ques-
ton OF what measures for future pro
lection was referred 10 a meeting
called Yesterday evening at the court
house, and in which all whites and
blacks were asked 10 participate. The
meeting was largely attended and the
people ui Lamar county spoke 10 no un
certain tone their opinion OF lynch law,
and the strong and united denunciatior
will have, it is hoped O good pressure
| on the mob A committee OF three
whites and two blacks whose nnme'
were not divuiged was appointed by th'
chair 10 look after measures OF protec'
ton jointly with tho officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

BoNHAM, TEX, Sept 1l.-tSpeciaLl
The fourth and best fair and races
outside Of Dallas, held under the aus
pices ofthe Fannen fair association Will
throw its gates open Tuesday the 1871.
Premiums and purses in all departments
arr, very liberal. Four cars Of horses
arrived last night among which arc
Dolly w, record 2;2Si Lady Pendieton,
q 5.ji N aa5 Fe for 5-- all classes.
q B. jackson has returned from
Gainesville and secured the following
stabies: Benedicts with string Of .,
O1co's with a string Of 3;WashHampton's
with a string Of 6; MeAfer's with a string
of one. SECURE and Boston Boy Alto
esther. "a to 30 runners with more 70
come. t,ta t.t,
This week sport in Bonham BID iar
10 be long remembered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN

Texas fever Is ahating among stock
In RunAs.
Rumorr are aaoat at Albany, n. y.
that senator D. 49, HilI will soon
marry
Bradsirccts report ot tho stock mar
ket sim notes tho oiIoot Of cholera on
trading,
via Daniels prominent man OF
Pincvillo, Nv, was aasassinatod by
unknown partiss
Mat Allen, noted Tennessee dcs-
per,do waa killed near Clarksyillc,
Tonn,. while resisting arrest
West Tcnnessoo Poopie's party lead.
ors have asked for federal supervisors
at the congressional and presidential
elections.
Scott Pearson and Dan White had
quarrel ovor politics at Dadoyille, Ala,
Pistols were fired By both men and
neither can live,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

As Is usual, Web Flanagan is full Of
gtes and two he got of are worth relat-
~ One was at the expense OF
N-y'aln Paddock who he thought would
s.4Se very good governor. If Pad
80 would be- candidate before the
publican convention, he would speak
~ MIN earnestly before the cOnven-
Won He voted for me- said the gov
..lor' and IL was the best vote he ever
~ ~ and Web laughed heartily with
Aose around.
Current opinion is against tipping a
nlnk along the line, and for a
AA,ght out endorsement Of whoever
saieeted as gubernatorial fayorite.
S0aging by the sentiment Of the
o.esates here, the chances OF Judge
tprhoat for a straight out nomina-
~ ar about as good as those Of Gov.
Sss ior an endorsement. The de-
- 10 make the republican
~. count up a victor this year.
.lh Il Cats, postmaster OF Gran
49, and senatorial chairman for this
'st heads the delegation here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
TWAS AT THE BALL
while senoHlss and Sapors DzReos. As
Sharp Cfnek Of he Pistol Isla oil ihs
Work Outside.

DEL RIO, Tx, Sept ll.-ispeoial +
Attn Mexican danes IN Fast Dol RIO
Hast night Ephiiaoio Ylllab0si the Mex-
ican editor and deputy sheriff whom tho
Dlnz government has been trying 10 ex-
tradite for alleged reasonable ohcnse,
was sbot IN the head and Instantly kill
I'D by wills Panord, d young American
ana son Of one Of the oldest citizans.
A statement Of an eye witness II 70
tho effect that Villabos called I'aiord
Qua 10 talk 10 him, that some alioroa-
tion arose and VillabOa pulled hh gun
bnt Panord was t00 quick Tor him aud
rot the drop ga him with the above
result a doz0n conflicting reports
however ars circulated And u "a hard
70 run them down ~ any reliable
sourco. PaGotd snrronaared " th9
sheriff ard Is nfsw N ial 10 aSaft trial.
TIE Amerifzln ooasli bud been warned
By the meEiusnb not 70 aatsad ehelr
nalls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

GEoRGgTowN, TEX, Sept H.
Especial. IA gloom has boon oyor tho
city since early this morning whom tho
news first reached hore that sheriff
John I, Olive had boon dangerously
and prohabl iially wounded At Echo il
Bell county last night by receiving The
contents OF a shot gun in the body
while waiting on the platform for the
south bound train.
Great eivAyds ri Pople have stood
around the telephone, all talking &c
parties at Taylor whore Mr.. oliyo nov
lies in a dying condition His family
has gone to his bod sido.
john r. Oliyu Is about forty years O
age, and has lived 10 this county since
hoyhO0d, lie was elccted shortly OF THU
county In 1881 and re-elec,ed Ia 1885,
In lsSS no refused to malsu the race
was again elected Ia iSpO and Is now thC
nominee OF tho Democratic party Tor rc'
election. Perhaps he has cu,us'd more
criminals 10 bo brought 10 Justice thar
any man VI his aye IN the state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

McALisrER, ]. T., Sept l1.-i5poo-
ial. l-Rep0rts hayo reached bore that
three Indians were killed lAg night In
this county, lobexssy and Gaines, and
that the Indians are arminR and pre-
pairing for campaign. They have
beon passing through town all day
armed with winchostars and rcrOl-
vcrs
The United States Indian agent has
ordered out his police force and Cover
nor f0ns-, II expected 40 any moment
with detachment Of his lighthorso-
men.
Many Of our conservative citizens arc
leaving until peace can be restored.
Tho trouble grew out Of tho late cleo
tion for governor. Chiefs 81 both par
ties claim Il and are determined that
their man shall be seated What tho
outcome win b. Is hard 10 tell Much
bloodahod IL looked for and q general
uprising Of both parties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

WACO, TAX, sept H. Especial l.
sheriff john olive OF Williamson
county, who was Waylnid and shot last
night az Eoho on tho Missouri Kansas
and Texas railroad rs q brother OF Mr.,
s. G. Olivo 81 this city aud has many
irlonds here who regret his misfortune,
Tho particulars Of the tragedy, AS
learned from PASSENGER on tho Katy
train this morning. ara;
MIR Olive aud ilicnd were walking
along the depot platform whom an I'M
known man stoppad up and hrcd Tho
comforts Of shotgun into Mr. olives
Osvapg
When The traiu ARRIVED he was
plncod on 10 and brought up 10 Temple,
Whom mkeu from thc train he WIS
still alive, but not expected 10 hyO
long
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

], NJ. Smith, editor OF the III Paso
ually Herald, and postmaster OF that
wv came in yesterday for the purpose
attending the republican state con-
,ehuon. In conversation with a GA
ttlrE reporter he expressed himself as
.S@lng In favor Of endorsing Nugent and
llnks the Republicans can join with
We Populists with a hope OF future re-
.ard and recognition. Mr.. Smith was
lceompauied on his trip from FL Paso
" ne Hon. Webster Flanagan and A. j.
s,ailoy, The Herald, his paper. is one
NE only two Republican dailies in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Ft,FAuLA, l. r., sept. H. Especial.
-ARunt Bennett here to-day has re-
ceiyed o request By wire from Gov.
Wilson n. Jones Of the Ch0ctAw nation
ana from Mr. !. j. McAllisier Of Nc
Allister, that be 60 20 McAnhter with
a force Of police W go on a special
train to suppress trUnsle among the
ChOcsaws.
Agent Bennett ordered Chief Of
Police LAHORE 10 proceed at ones with
a .peeiai fofce Of odioatn and will 20
down himself tonight.
The trouble u amonR the Choeiagl
And arms from the naeent hos gnbsr-
naiLriAl campaign. The a2aHt had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
Four in the Indian Territory,
One in Texas
SHERIFF OLIVE WAS KILLED
A chOo,av Political Fiah Results In the As.
sassnstion Of -Four Men A Bloody
lndlaa War Feared in the Neigh
berdood Of NeAlsslof.

McAUsrER, l. T., Sept IL iSpec-
ial, As has boon frequently predicted
the heat OF the campaign between the
two parties composing the Choctaw
nation has resulted In bloodshod
Yesterday morning party Of about
twenty-five Indians surrounded the
homo Of Joe Hoklaubblc, full blood
Choctsw, one mile south Of llartshorno,
l. n, aud calling him cut riddlod him
with bullets, nineteen shots having
penetrated his body
The gang then proceeded TO tho
homes OF ELIAS Colbert Robertson Nci-
sou aud Frank Frazier, all Of whom
thoy numerically shot down. FraEler's
wife and motherin-law wego Witnesses
Ia his death, and Mrs. Frazier saw one
OF the murderous gang shoot Colbert In
the back. Those women claim 10 have
recognized at least four OF the outlaws.
The murdered mon wore full blood
Choctaw Indians, said to belong to the
"progrcssivo" party Nhilo IL Is alleged
that The mob who killed Thorn belonged
10 the opposing party Hnd did the kill-
ing through political animosity only,
Tho election OF principal chief which
occurred Aug Bird WAS hutly contested
aud me- doubt wyui close, although moth
ing definitely can bo obtained as ~ tho
result until the national council Gnu
vassp6 the ballot at its nest sitting,
II h Toured that the trouble
.aUH e. I'd. HHU 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

MusRoGEE, /. r., Sept l1.-lspe-
cial There is "a foud developing bo-
tween the Jones aud Jaokson factions
" tho ChOctaw nation Twenty-f0ur
full-blooda u tho Jackson party passed
west this morning heavily armed.
A somi-OlliciAl report was that sgvon
were killed jackson and Jones olalm
respectively 10 have BISON elected chief
and that each has Is majority In the
council. Each claims he viii be- seated.
Serious trouble Is feared.
Aront Bennett recenod a telegram
from the captain Of tho police about
tho fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

UousToN, Tx. Sept. ll.-tspeolal'l
a csnn AZ ex-Couiederate veterans
--..entv-fve strong gas 0rganized here
soser' n IA aaned Dick DeElng
e sl,n9 In honor Of The hero Of SABINE
80 Tsel psrmansat officers were not
elected. u-l.i,o n,a of
A., = -. - .,,!.,,ivors q the memorable
the ~ ~ Psss was elected hon
orary member vsSs9as-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

What the Democrats aBd Republicans Are
Likely to DO

DALLAS, TEX, sept. H. Special. r
The county central committee will
meet tomorrow to fiji the vacancy ON
the ticket CAUSED by the resignation Of
Bob 1ooln Henry Ii. Smith, FOE six
years county treasurer, wants the rob,
He Is mild commission mAn, has u
laundering after Clark and the conse-
quenccs are that he will be- named.
The committee is slumocring on the
apex Of volcano. More than half tho
members are supporting Clark and NO
living man can tell where % locate
Chairman G. B. Gillespie
The chances are thatu new lcglsla.
tive ticket win be- placed in tho field
inside Of two weeks unless Col .. H..
Bowser, candidate for senator, and A.
$. Taylor, candidate for legislature,
come out and declare openly for Hugg
and the platform platform cspcci-
ally The llogg men say these caudi-
dates "run with the harcs and sheep
with the hounds and they'll have mono
Of it.
THE DALLAS DELEGATES
to the Republican state convention,
which will g nyonc at Fort Worth
Tuesday, are an at sea as 80 what line
Joseph NJ. Mccormick, son Of the
United States Judge Of that uume, was
for Nugent II Is whispered now that
he is for Clark, DR., Arch Cochran,
candidate for governor iow years
ago, and now Texas Worlds fair
/ commissioner and an emplOye OF Uncle
sam in the revenue department, is for
Judge Nugent. Col. G. $.
| Edwards o. for any man
to beat the regular Democracy,
but prefers Nugent Joe Hart was toi
Nugent last week. There Is no telling
Just who he will be for next week
/ United States Attorney Eugene Mar
/ shall is on the fence, and The GAZETTE
correspondent found it impossible u
| dislodge him. Capt. John Cotey il
| for Warwick Clark first, last and all
/ the time. Postmaster John Nitwel
| has He'd the country He Is now IN
| Now York and will not return unit
/ after the convention. Monroe Spikes
a noted colored leader wa
raised in East Texas. II h
said he regards Jim liugl
as the squarpst Democrat that even
walked tho ourth, T.. G, rutherford
another colornd leader, is "Agin Ty
ler.n He Is junitOr at the city hall anC
a protege Of Bud Conner. a. j. Thur
| man is the sole representative OF IN,
! AfrO-Ampricans in the post-Oilico. liz
is noncomnittsl. Captain John Boy,
is an Old soldier and has no love for th'
| regular Democrats. Tho delegates viii
vote a. unit aand the chances arr
that tho unit will be against nomina
! ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

CISCO. Tx, sept. ll.-ISpecial. r
The regular Democracy met 10 oonyeD-
lion Yesterday at the city hall and
FORMED q Democratic Club and enrolled
eighty nauos on the lii. Dr. $. IL
stout was chosen ctairnan. Much
enthusiasm was maHfsEtsl.
A resolution Was -isVil drilsar tily en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

FLoHsvuLE. TEX, sept H.
Especial People are already arriving
for the speaking tomorrow between
Mossis, Grain and Terrell. Il Is I'M
derstood Mr. Grain Is In San Antonio
and will como down on the morning
train. Mr.. Terrell Is expected this
evening. Both committees are ready
to receive their man, The Democratic
reception committee consists OF A. J.
Williams S, " Houston and a. b,
Camp, sud the PEOPLES party commit
tee eoashtts Of j. J. Cope, Mike Martin
and W. II. Cox.
The olorts coward barbecue arc NJ
tended with gr,at difficulty. Ia the
tiIst plaeo the time 70 was undertaken
In WAS short and then came the disa-
greempnts Of the speakers, and thus
the matter was rendered uncertain far
time and retarded prugress. IL Is
hoped. however, that matters can be
pushed Ia such a manner as TO secure
reasonable success,
Terrell arrived this evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

dorsing Democracy rs represented by
Cleveland, Coke, Nils and uogg, and
pledging themselves 10 work faithfully
and earnestly on that line, The Clark
wing had eighty-one on their list and
honors 50 isr as members arc concerned
seem to be about even.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

wAco. Tx. Sept. 1i.Ispecial +
T. A. Jones was today ARE 'ted Az ~
Gregor aud jailed here charged WV VIZ
passing a forged order on a ltrg -,,,,,, :
Al NcCIregor Tor fifty dollars psIIo -,,-
ing 10 be signed BY a prominent l''i L-i''
there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
WARWICK THEY SAY
Hied Himself to ST. Louis and
Lived lncog.
RULERS OF FREIGHT RATES
Were he Men, Il IS Said, Ne Went to See,
to Keep Rates Dosn,
The Dallas Democrats and Republicans Laying
TAeir Cables Grain and Terrell 10 Have
efea, Debate at Flores
yle-0lhef PolAics.
Was in ST. Louis TO Hold the rrsme Assoc
elatInn Down.

DALLAS, TEX, Sept H. Special H.
The Bogg mon Of this city assert that
Judge Clark visited St Louis, Friday
last to use his influence with tho TNi-
tic association 10 90 slow on advancing
rates until after the canpaign.
They assert that he refused 10 register
at his hotel and It was not generally
known that he was in the city, while a
newspaper reporter Ia former resident
Of Te1asl stumbled ON the Texas War
wick In his ramblos about the city in
quest Of rich material for a sensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

MONTAGUE, TEX, Sept, l0.-lSpec-
ial 1.-The Peoples party, OF Montague
met in muss convention 70 nominate a
candidate for tax assessor, after which
Judge Ford addressed the audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

been informed that trouble would
likely occur az Che session Of tho council
and his aid was invoked aud no had ar
ranged TO have a force OF police there,
but 1t Is u surprise that trouble has
broken out so prematurely and he does
not know It's nature or fun scope,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

WASHINGTON. Sept y; q. m.-F0r
eastern Texas: Clearing tonight except
ssowsns ca coast: oOoler upper eoast, ris-
ing taaperatRe; nnrthwsst portion;
westerly sisB.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05

Now Spring bringing its flowers birds butterflies
will
privilege supplying Spring for goods line
fresh stock of which feel justly proud We have fitted
equipped
felt completely confident Of ability with very
generously the such highly gratifying
mutually profitable satisfactory In the first place line
and substantial quality
for dissatisfaction the Of the buyer The
the the
nothing cheap which does sterling proporonate
the asked We aim select and sell only such will
Of the the time of purchase
question appearance;
durability You will find stocked with the goods
the gnuine quality viii feel like coming
Another specially attractive feature of stock the
be shown the first
that have many entirely
that will appeal popular
exercising
dual preference the latest styles
lines and comprehensive
everybody that
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realizing profitable
ness turn large quantities Of goods quick margins
exactly what will find doing
off stock close filing the departments with
quickly disposed Of the fair figures We the
will make the people take will yourbuyng
closely into business methods they perfect harmony
interests We waiting cooperate
benefit Of both We sellers of quality
modern il style and price style doing
that strikes promising buyers right along
for shall
have tried to state position fairly and boasn
buster The facts
quality
desire to do just as well possibly purchase
thereby merit and obtain future patronage
Yours for mutual benefit,
X
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05

Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, G:25, 7:15,
(, 1888 a. M. and las and 645 p. M
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 a. m,
and 1915. 1;45 and sos D. m.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05

Leave Rocky Rid &c for Emmitsburg 1910 a. M.
ana 5:S3 and 6.d5 p, m. Arrive at Ekhmitsburg
ll;lO a. M and 403 andN7:O5 D. M
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $50 a. M,
and 2;52 and $50 p, M. Arrive st Rocky Ridge
$50 a. M, and 3:22 and $50 d m.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

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Dn- D. J. KENDALL Co.
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