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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08
The Weather Predictions.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April S.-For East
Texas, fair, variable winds: colder in
northern portions Sunday morning and
colder Sunday evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08
The Guion Line.

LIVERPOOL, April S.-The old Guion
Line will resume its regular steamship
trips between Liverpool, Queenstown,
and New York, commencing today, re-
turning from New York on April %, to be
followed by the Nevada and Alaska in
regular weekly intervals.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08
The Excitement Still On.

New ORLEANS, April S.-The APPEL
outrage continues to be generally dis
cuSsed and is almost the sole topic of con-
VerSatiOn in the city. The evidence
against Ella Brown, the negrcSS, is strong,
and the feeling is intense.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08
Captain Duval is Diving.

Captain Duval, who has been i'll for
several days, was reported this morning
as being at the point of death at his home
on Ninth street. Several physicians were
summoned this morning to his bedside
and pronounced his case hopeless.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08
TELEGRAPH
Crisp News Of This Gay Concerning
important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.
Going to New York.

WASHINGTON, D. c. April S.-President
Cleveland will go to New York this after
noon to remain over Sunday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-08

Mrs. j. August of Beeville, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. {. Blum, at No. Ala Sixth street.
, 1893-06-12
10. $50.

Gin eigent6HmGicbes gerbdngntB f5eint
iiber 3tmmer SEQ. 539 beS 8almer 6ouie
gu ibmeben. Sn bemielben baben bereits
4 9%erionen SelbitmorO ~begangen. l3wei
atl6ere Berionen batten enttpeber BEN @aS>
ba6n abitdbtlicb auf9e6rebt ober elm 8ufau
bate ieine 6anb i'm SpieIe 9ebabt; = bocb
tpurben 8eibe pieDer CUR 8eitnnun9 gez
brabt, ebe Die t0Otlicbe 8irfung eintrat.
Giner ber beiben 2ebteren ericboB ii6 cine
Wo6e baralf in Stem gorf, Ser anbere
i3ien frO6 gu iein, baB er nit Dem 9eben
6apDnfam.
Glerf Cunningham erfIGrte 9eitert, boB
baS 8aImer t6ouie bduftg etnen Sat be-
berberge, Der nit gorItebe 3immer SEQ. $50
bepobne, neil er gerne etnmaI Bic 8etanntz
i4aft nit @elpenitern macben mDdbte unb
Der Qlnii6t iei, baB in ei11em !3tmmer, no
mebrere SeIbitmOrOer ibre lebten Seuf3er
ausaebau9t, Bic bette @ele9enbett basu iei.
9o9 bis ieBt purOe feline gteugierOe nibt
befrte6tgt.
, 1893-06-12
2IQrRf6ertBf
6 hicnan. II. SUM.

SDtc19o Q, Il. Stunt.
SoIgenbe 9retie pur6en BET grOBeren
8ortieen er5telt:
Butter, bette vSeperaior"5 Baare -
@19c, quite 18@189c, mittelmdBtge 1910
17c. 0airp, GooIee's bette 16017, mittels
quite unO guee 153@16, frii3er Yading
StOd 12@13c, quite unb bette vGoa"-
c..
8utterin, Bette Creamery nc, recbt
ibOne 153c, 9oirp 1870 unb 1916 fiir Bic
bette; in v&ouS" ooer tLeinen @ebinben &c
me6r.
&aie, bette v8uu Gream Gbebbars"
1O@103c, vTGat Shapes" 9@93c, goung
Nmerica $4,000, Stunned" 5000, nacbz
gemabter S6pet5er 10000, v8rtd"
113@12c, 2~tnrbur8er 123@13c.
Deter, 9an3 frtibe 13(0139c OaS9b6.
Obit, geoOrrtes: 9lepfeI, fiinitltcb ge7
trofnete 73@1Oc Oas PfO., an Der Sonne
geb0rrte n0rbli6e 5063c, Gftrii6e 5W6c,
8rombeeren 607c, 6imbeeren 23@243c;
Galtforntibes: Npritofen 14(@16e, nicbt
geicbdIte 8firft6e SOLE, geicbdLte 200
24c; 8flaumen 9@13c; &%oitnen: 2onbon
2apers $1.65@2.00 baS &titben, Musfa7
teller $1.25@1. 81, loie 406c.
Obi #, frii9es: 2IepfeI 1,OO@1.75 unO
, 1893-06-12
Gin rtoorofer Shnei6er.

@us General &ouer Statt6oGter bon
80bmen mar, beiudbte er in 8rog einen
gIdn5enoen 8au, auf pet6em fttb ibm Elm
befauttcr 8rager S6neioer nG6crte, Ser
in ietner @tgeni6aft ais biirgerlidber
S6iBenbauptmann 3utritt gum 8oue ge7
funOen bate. v9tun, lieber Scbnuttcl,"
rebete &oIer in ietner 2euticLigfeit ben
8iir8croffi3ter an, vtpte gefdGt Sbncn 6enn
Der 8au?" vQlusge3etcbnet, @rceuen3 !"
replictrte Sbnnttel vnur icbetnt mir bte
@eieuibaft Elm meni9 9emii6t!" - vSa,
lieber S6nutteI, ia9te ber General, benz
rt9oroien S6net6er ld6elnb auf bic S6ulz
ter flopfeno, n%Lauter S9neiber fOnnen nicbt
0a 1etn !"
, 1893-06-12

2.5O@3.O0 ie no6 Ser Site, 8anonen
1.00@1.25, @itronen 3.5O04.00, 6loriz
baer Oran9en 1.7502 500 @r6beeren LOO
@3.00 in "a 8tnts. Siri9en $-.-@-.-
bas &titcben 81 "a Quarts; Stacbelbeeren
$2.0002.25 pet "a DTS.
&artoffeIn: Wtsconitner o.,
8urbanfS 70@75c 6ebron 65@70c, &o1e
65@-c, 8earleB 100. alf Der 8abn
neue aus Stem Orleans 1925 Der 8pi6el.
@~efGI9eI, lebenbese: Surfep 10
Co.; 6iibner: 6ennen go, 6G6ne
6@7c; @nten So; @dnie, ~lebenotge
nit ben 9ansen Sebern, $3.00@6.O0 per
9ubeno. Spring Gbidens" 123@15c.
bas 8fb.
@emiie: Mifilippier 8eiBfraut
$2.75@-; Senneiiee 50. OO(02.5O; rotbe
ooer 9eIbe 3ptebeIn ST. 1902. 90 Der Sad !;
Wtobrritben 50(0-c boS &iitcben iunge
tpetBe &iben 90o0$1. 90 ber Sui6eG, Sur
ten 5O(@75c. OaS 0ubenb, Seaerie %
SOC oas 9bb., iun9e 3tptebeln $3.50 Ser
8uibeI, SoIat $1,000 bas &iitcben,
8ieplant 90c. @$1.O0 per so gfunb,
GabieSben 20(03Oc. 6as 0ubeno s.,
Spinat 50@75c oos SaB; iunse rotbe
JluDeI ooOO4uC pelerTtIte lOWZOC., NreIIe
2O@25c., @rbien Gunge) 90o(@1,00 Der
8ui9cl, 8obnen (griine) 80o@$1.00 So,
Spargel 65(070c. bas 0ubenb 8ilnbcben ;
8g6sbobnen 81. 50@1.7 IS per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobE $1,000 bas &titcbcn,
SteGriben 100000. ber 8uidel; Gomaten
$1.50 Ser yGrate"; Speet 9otatos aus
Sainois $2,OO@2,50 bds TaB.
gS" htSfen: S1.12.
&obIen: SIM &leinen, grOBere rG99"
$3.50 bic Spnne, tleinere unb v9tut" ooer
rGange" $6.75.
, 1893-06-12
Der mcSherrn Moroproae6,

Ser Morbpro3eB gegen Micbael Mcs
SherrD fam beute Mor9en Dor Dem Gibter
@Itfforb CUR Bodybuilding. St : 6ulfs7
itaatsantpalt elliott, Der 8ertbeibiger oes
9tngefIagten, beantragte Bic Sreiipre6ung
ietnes G~ltenter, ba bereitS BRET @ericbtse
termine perfloiien leten, felt Oerielbe in 9tnz
fIage5uitano periebt tporben iei. 9agegen
ptrb Der 6ilfstaatsanipalt 8ottum gelteno
maben, baB ber Sal MIGHT friiber babe CUR
Bodybuilding fOmnten %tOnnen, tpeilTreunbe
bon WcSberrD BEN Saupt3eugen 6ranf
@iffneD, beitoben bdttten, Sic Stabt 3u Oer>
ldlien. 2ebterer, Ser 3eu9e getpeien ietn
iou ais WtcSberrb 9aniel 9ennebb ern1orz
6ete, mar i'm @ertbt 5u9egen.
, 1893-06-12
Gin 9eitoblene Oede.
Die urfa8e DER Gootfeiuofhaft 5wif4en 5wei
6onooli erett.


3pet Bet italienti6en Gonb elfiibrer auf
benz Nusiteuungsplabe itnb plOBli6
Sootfetnbe getporben. Die l1rid6e tbres
Tetnbi3aft lit ein rotber Geppicb, Der bis
9eltern Die @on6el Qlntonio Marai6tno'r
i6miiGte, ii6 iebt aber in Dem 8oote leines
GoQegen @iuieppe befinbet. @iuleppe ioa
nGrnltb Die rotbe 0efe ieinem &ameraOen
einfa3 geitoblen baben. 9tntoniO, Der
ibpGbcre BON betben, farm fem Gi9ent6um
nicbt nit @etpalt pieber3uriiderlaneelt, ct
i6Ietcbt aber nit b%liiteren Habe9eOanfen
lumber unb brobt Dem Oiebe ben @araus
gu macben, nm pieber in BEN 8eitB ietner
9efe gu gelangen. Die ubrigen @onooz
lters bliden nit Nratpobn auf ben angeb@
lt6en 0ieb uno peri6lieBen ibre 6abieltg7
feiten GngLt3 Dor 6emielben.
, 1893-06-12
Stdott1bes.
Die Glan=na=9aels
2lneebIi9 htnter Capt. S6ittler her.

9te Organization Der Glanagaels, 5. +.
Der Groninsfetnblt6e SIiigel berielben, Ser
ia in Der gegentpdrtigen StabtuerpaItung
etnen bebeutenben GinfluB beitBt, lit angeb=
lt6 btnter Dem braben 9oIiSetcapitGn
S6tttler ber, UNI itb m bemieIbcn 81
rdcben fir ben tbatigen Qntbeil, ben er in
benz Bro3eiie gegen Die GrontnzMOrber gez
nommen bate. @s betBt, Dab Die uniaubere
8anbe BEN neroienten 8eamten aus letEer
SteQun9 berouSbeiBen mill, nod bebor Ser
1eue Bro5eB gegen Dan. Gougbltu ietnen
Qnfan9 ntn1mt. 6iIfszY oliseizGbef 8ren7
nan be6auptet dlerOings, nicbtS bapon SIT
mil en-, Dat Gapt. S6lttIer iiber Die &linge
lprtn9en fol-.
, 1893-06-12
Quf ser B6rfe

lit @ei3en matt unb brtngt I'M Sulitermin
664@673c, September 71B@72c.
Corn matt; Suit 395@39S, september
418@418c.
9ofer matt; SuGi 28s@28Bc, september
255@255c.
S6meinefleii6 matt september $20.8 80.
S9mal3 $1O,623@$1O.65, 0ttppen
1915.
, 1893-06-12
Cine unter1u6uno n6tbio.

9oIt3et9ef McGGau9brep bat cine Inter
lu6ung in Sacben Ser am Somitag Qlben6
erfOl9ten Nusbe6ung Ser 0aiterb0ble Der
MorD 6altings an Guitom 6oule 8Iace
an9eOrOnet. Qlls Sic Sniaiitnnen Der
Spelunfe itb auf Ser 8olt3eiitation befanz
Ben, iou Semanb oas 6aus be1reten un6
Die OtObeln unb onbere @e9enitdnoe fur5
unO fletn 9ei9La9en baben. 6r. W}cz
@LaugbreD MID Die 8eamten CUR Nedbenz
i6aft 3teben, neil ite eS periGumten, etne
8acbe auS3uitelen, UNI 6as @igentbum gu
i9iBen, na9bem ie iammtltbe 8epobner
bes 9auIeS berbaftet batten.
, 1893-06-12

@orporattonsanpaIt &raus 1T Der
Nnft9t, boB s. S. Sacobs, pelcber furS
Dor benz S6offner'f6en 8anftra9 nit
elmer 9lnpetiung auf Sic ertpGbnte 8anf
feline Steuern in 8etrage bon 1926 be3a6lte
uno iebt Oarauf beitebt, baB er be3ablt bat,
trobOem Bic Nnpeilung erit e%in3ulO1en tpar,
Der perlierenbe She'll fem iptrb, ba ale
Steuern entpeber in @olb ooer Sbabamtsz
antpeiiungen entricbtet tper6en muBten.
, 1893-06-12
Otehmdrft.
nntnn Stod Norb. II,

Union StOd gar6, II. Stunt.
&tn6bteb. = greiie feit; 3ufubr
10000 Stid.
S6petne. - Set un6 I'M 5@1Oc
9eitiegen. .3nfubr $4,000. S9tpere 500
@7,05, i9mere unb Ieibte ober mittel7
l6tpere Sc. 6O@7 90, Iei6te Sc. 5506,95.
S6afe.- $1,000. Pretie feit.
, 1893-06-12
@rnnheieentbunt

q Dertaufeu: Sin 3ft6di9es 9rif5aus nit einem
~ ietnen Saloon, @fe. 1901 8arnea @oe. btlia.
gbenio oas %neberon liegen6e Se66uoe, paiien6 fir cine
@rocerp. 6runf Gina, 29O1 8arnea @pe. 81n6t
Ou pertaufeu:-&apensmoob. Sic f6bnfte
y Gfe in bteier biibi9en unb b~liibeuben 8oritabt.
pnaItert. Sage: SHb= unO Oitfront. Meaen 8reis u n
lDetterer IuStunft lpenoe man I9 ntiin0li6 Dber Itbrtfts
lid an % m. 8. see, 112-114 Dearborn Ctr,
8oDce Building. 2On1tbalp
On bertaufen: 9teue 6lot"=6duier, 2ft6dig, nit
lid ppn Belmont; binieer, ols fe jebt 9ebaut perben
tbnnen. 9tnr geringe Nn3oblIng. @otta9e, 115ft6diQ
IN unntittelbarer 9t6be bes @Opuboler 9a6nbofs; $I7OG
I'M neutrality-suspicious., 3immer go. S.,
Spiibeu y unb l llbr ODER inter goreiie: s.
Dob, NoDn0dle. 9Dot 3D., III. 15mibQiu
, 1893-06-12

A!tllIOalltee U. T1:OO DC, $50 DC,
h1l:3O Nt 800 81, 800 g., 800 u. Hoo y;
@ntanIt: 100 9R, 1870 N&, 1910 Mt, 'l:3O 81,
t400 81. '645 81, '945 81.
@outeiba 8 Observation-Disclosures. 100 Sc, $3.50 81,
f1l:3O It. flI:30 81. 200 ~. 800 g., '5.00g.i Mu=
funft 1910 sc, t1:3O 81, 1900 st.. +6.45@bbs.. '945
@bos. - Ggltt. tSdQIi4, uus9guontmen Sonntags.
Gd9lt9, Mtontags au%SgenOmmen. +Sd9li4, Sams,
tags ausgenDmmen.
, 1893-06-12
Gi1en6aRn~ GaRrpRdne.

Kbicaso, gttItnamfee & ct. gauEGfIenbabn.
" Staot=3idet Office 207 glart=Gtr.; Seleohone
2l9O Wtain. Union 4afaeier.S tation: Canal. ADAMS
nm MQ0tIo1= Str.
, 1893-06-12
3n permietben: @tpres, @phnnnaen 1c,

Oupermietben 8iaig! Store un0 bier @obn.
~ 3immer nit groBent Baielneut, paiIeno fir iroeno
ett SeibGft. 1851 G. 6olteo Ctr.
Qupermtetben: SibIde ,5lat"z gBpbnuuaen mt
~ oaen Comfort. SIS ben Ntonat. clifton gpe. in Der
gtabe BON 8elmont SOe. 9tdbereS Mittogs 3%lutiben II
uno l I'M Simmer yto. IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I0mibafu
, 1893-06-12
Gi4enBahn~ Gahrpldne.


Nbtca9o, Bod SSIanO & Iacifc=Sabn. -
" YoI10giersStatton Ban 9uren=5tr, elm 8Ipf
iuoIt9 oom 8oarb Of Sra0e. Stdet=Gffce: 14 @lorfItr.
, 1893-06-12

MICHIGAN Central
Nep Bort Central ttS @oftnm g. stTtamn=
Stlsnonbtcn. - u9ie 9tiogarn Sails gtotte."
3ii8e ~uerlofien un0 fommsn an in Der neuen 9enrral=
Station an Safe 6ront SUB bon @orf 9Rou. uno
Y. Str. 39. Str. uno 9Doe sGart. Sta0tsSi det=O Office:
81 @Iarf=Str.
, 1893-06-12
2u leihen aeinflt.
8ferOe mn @aae1
YtriOnli6es.


81 1tnng! 9ie 9rDBte gGabriogeriu Der ggelt eut=
~ built onreb 81 uuo &orten .3utunft uub 9er9auQen=
belt pm 9 bis 9 ubr. @obut ieBt Ii 8lDmoutb 8lace.
lZ1n0t Sri. 9tloebranot.
, 1893-06-12

,O6ne S6ul6 uub SebI gu fein, betBt
n'cbt INNER, OaB aucb Die Scbulben feblen.
, 1893-06-12

Sd9lt9. Sd9lih. ous9eHoHmeu SonHtags.
MontoQs.
, 1893-06-12

" . r. linton paHeneer Station.
[XvGnnSyIVdnid LINES.
e. MoamS=, 6amaI= 1tto gtaoiIpn=Str.
Sidet=Offiees: an Der Station uub in 4 @lart.
StraBe gfe Safipn.
9nr33h9e faBren ME furgt:
, 1893-06-12

Nbtca9o &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sidet.
" Stftces: 9tos. 206-208 @Iort : 5traBe, an oet
SotleD @oenue Station uno am Sepot @de Weqsa unO
8in5ie=Str.
, 1893-06-12
Ra(fimOre q O6iO=G ilen6ahn.

Baltimore & O6iO= Gi len6Obn.
9ebpt 8ranb @entruI= 8o1Iooier= Stattpn. ferner So=
ben @lpenue. Staot=OfTce: 1913 @Iorf= StraBe. &eine
@rtrabere9nung far .. & 8. &imiteb= 3i9e.
abToDrt 9~tnfunTt
2ofaI .... ........t sos Wlt $40 81
Stem 0orf & 99aIb. 2imtteb. ...... l0:45 pa 9:35 q
Stem 0orf. QGofb. 81 YittSburgl
Ne1ttbuleb Simtteb. ............ ass 81 11:55 so
SoCaI. .. ............. 1855 945
2imite6. -. -. GAO 81 I 7Ao
Jtaft=@CpreB $50 III 600 @l
, 1893-06-12

Salisbury & StreotOr. ............ $50 sri 625 81
8cGfDrb & Sprreiton ............ + $50 M 1886 q
Socol Boints, S1inotS NIB Soipa IL 1I2O OR' 240 81
9enoer & S0n 5ranciSco. =. ...... 1245 "a 500 IR
9todeae 6 gtodforb, 8pdforb. ..... 4:3O 9t+1O85 M
gtnd Saas, Sterling. .............. 430 gt+1O35 u
Smoba, GOun. bluffs & 9eabpoOb $50 81" 800 So
9eaoipeD6 uno bic 9lod SiQs ......i" $50 81 82OWs
Rontd5 @ttp, Ct Sofepb nnoI
atdiIon -. ...H........... 6:1o 81 1915
9orntbol, @alpeitOn rnb Seros....' $40 81 1915 M
ct. PAUL inb MtnneopoliS ........ = 6l5 81 800 t
Streotor uto Ottama. ...........' 6:15 ST. 900M
ct Paul MP MtinneopDGs ........' $3.50 81 7:l0M
8anias Gttn, ct. syofepb unb
Nt9tion .. .... $50 = 1920 81 e:25 81
Dntnba, Stncoln rno 9eroer ..... 11:0G ~ GAS Wt
Sd9litb. Gd9ltd, ousgenommen Sonutaas.
, 1893-06-12

OuinotS Central. ollie bitrhs
" gebenben s3iige bon Der @en=
trail Citation. II. Ctr. uno Bart
&oip. 3Ioe fir ben Siioen tDnneu
ebenfo1s on %. Ctr, 80. Str. uno
Sgoe Yort geuOmmeu meroen.
Stobt=Stdet=Gffic 194Slarf Str.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20
LITTLE ITEMS.

Two nice gentle family ponies, also
one single phaeton, nearly new, loft for
sale at NARROW Bros. livery stable.
There will be meeting Of the A. ].
Chambers Hose company No. q, at their
hall on Saturday, Sept. y, at & D. m.
shifrp. All members are requested 70 be-
present, rs business Of Importance will
come before the house.
FAN trade Is improving every day and
in few weeks the rush OF the season
viii be on rs and Il you have a soiied
SUIT or Oyercoat you wish 10 rpnovate,
leave IL at Castor Bros, Dos Main
street, and you can have the work neatly
done.
Sincc the public square has been
fenced The TURNER'S and produce rtisers
have been marketing their products on the
vacant square on Houston and between
Tcuth and Eleventh street This location
seems TO be- satisfactory. "a II Il cell
tral point for the farmers and merchants.
besides being convenient for the people
living on the South Side
George L. Cause. funeral director and
cmbnlmer. Full assortment Of under
takers goods on hand Takes full charge
OF funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. NJ. 3ii West Weather
ford street Fort Worth, Tex. Tele-
phlue No. i5I.
merchant doing business on the
square said yesterday that many people
were Of the opinion that the fencing Of
tie squarc and the consequent absence
OF The farmers from that vicinity would
materially injure business, but that he
did not expect any decrease IN his trade.
bccauqe the patronage from the laborers
wnrking on the court house and grounds
WI more thnn make up for the shortage
that results from she loss IN county
trade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20

CANTON, Ill.,, Sept. 10. An appalling
loss Of life WAS narrowly ayerted tonight
when the Canton opera horse burned.
Twenty-Five people were badly bruised
and burned and It "a believed three will
die. The fire began during the third act
of Michael Strugon, when the fireworks
were set off during the battle scene to-
night. The sparks from the fireworks
ign,tcd some scenery, aud in less than
two minntci the company was compelled
TO retire from the stage,
The audience OF first arose en- massc
and would have made Wild plunge for
the doors had not several men In dif.
ferent parts Of the house called loudly
"slt down! Sit downw Some Of them did
sit down AMI amoug them, particularly
among those N the gallery, were the in-
jurcd. They remained too long for their
own safety.
The fire after destroying the theater
burned two adjoining buildings occupied
~ schadgM x Skarck, clothlers, and
Woods y WOuterly, clothiets aud caused
a total loss Of over SlOO,UOu.
II Is almost impossibel tonight to OBJ
IL
Following are part Of Thorn:
Pat Keenan,.
Picrcy M0rganson.
Wisbrr Dubhius.
Elmer Martin.
John Thomas.
John Packard.
James Heck,
John belt
W. 49, Wolgomct.
Daniel WINS.
Riley Miller,
I'm Downing.
n, McWain
Lawrence Seward and Marcus Moran.
Who phatructed their way % safety, tho
crowd strged towani tho doors.
y ldfge crowd gathered In front Of the
blazing building uu which the laulys
we're making rapid progress. lont their
.lfsistance tu the struggling people WHO
hld been caught IN the building.
Over q scurc Of fninting women worn
carried OUT, and fully as nany children
and men Who had been tralnpltd upon by
the rushing people.
80 Tar as known everybody cscapcd
from tho building. luit three nre- kunv-n
10 he 80 seriously injured they oaunot
The opera hoase. which Is nothing
s YIN o9 9nt smoking enbers, was valued at
The fire spread rapidly and setting
- u became Impossible aud those OF rhe
gndicncc who had not already field Snt
began q wild scramble Tor the door.
Those on the FIRST door had littlc diff.
Guilty IN making their way 10 outer nh.
but those h the gallery were moi so
Fortunate. The stairway quickly became
lAnhrd and progress was exceedingly
diihrult; women trppcd. fell aud ii
instant. The crowd which. all things
considerrd, had been very quiet becane
2 trmzlgd mob, men, women aud chill.
dreh yelling and screaming pushed their
way down the hallway, showing eact
Attempting e. climb upon aud over those.
Fred Walsh,
Arthur Stevens.
john BRADY.
a tailor named Curry. who Is known
to have hocn IN the gallery Il NOT me-
counted for and It IS possible other,
are In the ruins.
The theatrical company lost everything
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20
PERSONAL.

II. W kuiemhn, leading lawyer
,crdny.
n 4. Bruce Of Parker county. was In
the cily last night and left this morning
Tor the East.
hesihenta Of Fort Worth who have yisl.
yor on The Gagettc By sending noteo Of
she faet TO this papefl
MIS- tfnnk Gwen who Inns been yislt-
lnN ~ Missouri for the past two weok
returned home yesterday
Cnpi. j. T. Holland Of Amarillo is in
we city and reports rain falling IN thaf
eity OF me plains when be left
N. y. Thompson has sufficiently recoy.
efei ipm critical surgical operation
4 TO return TO his home at Amarillo.
Misses Rosa and Bessie Ellis of this
S,iy ilett yesterday 10 attend school M
Hamilton college. Lexington, Nv.
w. T. SaucFiurg has returned fro,n a
ihree weeks trp 10 Chicago. aud liked
the visit He says It is zig thlug
Mrs = G. Hoeny. after mn aberncc Of
HA weeks visiting she Worlds mir and
mltuvys ~ Northern Indiana, returnoi
Thursday night 49,
=. U. Fenlon. a LpavcnNurth, Kan.
stncAman. and u large Texas rausH,
owner, passed through the city yester.
day en- route 20 Midland.
Misses Mary and AunIe Petty Of Mia.
l9nd, who have hecn visiting Mir. and
Mrs. ". \, Simmons. leave ibis morning
ior Enuis, 10 visit W. ID. Farris ana
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Wyatt of thia
elts paid The Gslzct,e office pleasant
Nl5h last evening. aud We're much AM.
pnsei at toe wonderful and dolieat,.
Mors done 10y The typesotting machines
IN the composing room
ALVIN Thompson, formerly Of mi. c,,v
but Who now lives IN Corpns Christ
M, We here few bour ycsicnlay NJ
thompson says Corpus Christi 4. inurav.
ing rapidly end is Ia inore pFosperons
condition than ever before.
Mayor Paddock and General p Nfs.a
We're ~ Washington yesterday II Il.
supposed they ore IN he capital eitv ~,
business Connected with the liisposl tion
OF the posioiiice al thih place.
Miss Mayme Payne Of this DIV i,ayc,
this morning for Amarillo, Wiefs M.
viii visit the family u iudee II ~
llirhsmith for several weeks. Mr uirh.
hnlih Is countJ judge o. Potter county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20

~, LOUIS No, sept. l9.-1ne lerIs,a.
wv Nv o1dy o. the supreme legion Of ths
go, 80, Anlshts A. o. U. w met in regular
biennial session here today. The sess,on
wa Consumed in bearing reports Of ON,
eeIis ami committees
from TX V"n w tax was ordered reduced
~ ',,'.. " ~ cents, aud the sessions ~
t-i .tnl,npyeae hody ordered tn hs neld
n.ssehllaily hereafter. The lime and nlers
cunirhittee 80 10 me executive
4, Glowing officers were e.actaa ana
Carr 49, aet supreme commander. d ~.
Iiss,,, onie9a, supreme counnander. NJ NJ
S+a.,' Nlhneapols; s. " a. y I
SSsselest- 81 Joseph. Mo-. S.oi..
n y Mifinar. MIN. 3. Rec Wniism
N S.leen. Lawrence Kan. n ~ 'i 49,
- A'eFAi' kansas CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Reed Wants to Play Game of Poll.
tics---A White House Intimotio,

Necu W ants 10 Play u Game of Poll
ucs---A White House Intimation.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10-Tbo Ro.
publican.' OF the senate and hons. h.l,i
Joint caucus tonight to select a con.
gr'essional committee for the ensuin,.
Two years. Representative Cannon ~
Illinois, was made chairman of tbe can.
Gus. After the committee was ,cl,.cte1
the legislative situation at both ends NJ
me capital was discussed for nm hon.
ana half; Ex-Speakcr Reed and un3,t
others spoke and a disposition 10 fat.
AdNahlnse OF the situation and NAV -
game OF politics was manifasteI
not deemed wise however, for INA 49, gas
Gus adjourned. "'N VIC eau
There Is strong talk of the oonneo,,,s.
On tne sllVer question IA the ssnnfe ~.
hight ana the Indications point IA ,l,a
hossipiliy OF an early vote In that bcd,,
us lax - based upon reporied MI
nt;i,lon gwen by the president thar he 4.
mui,iis 70 accept a moderate comnrandse
IN The nature OF continued cojnnsa ~.
specified time Of, So much liz 40.
month until a specified amount Is reo rSr
eil; lhe president, however. Is renro,,i,, a.
rs unwilling that this cohe,,s IN,
made TO silver shall 20 an 40 N ,',,l
pul as a rider bur It must be passed ' lni,
segment 10 the passar. ~ * nv sun
tionol repeal bill "'s uheohui'
s,, M Insurance that he would SIGN
supplementary bill might satisfy 49,
We compromise adyocates. I'M ijn "S oi
AlFef men even, though thrv w.. ''se
hclnlesce would probably insist AN
compromise being incof6ornieI ?n NE
S S5lSsa u 9 ,aso Ihey would probably n 5a
action. This Is on me spr,., NY! se'luent
s ,9e s agrss at an They naturaiy w sney
snd ibe a usras they can make for siIysr
s s,sst Mould DC IN The face y csr.sr n, H.
Ssa, ,,' on me other hand il ~ prs..ii5r
Is Ytrceuy represented Il 4 f..ssii,.
promise with ihe r,na1 f.l lf toiu'
therefore many conihs.t. lelr ore
the nrrangrlleiu te i 'l' NIigh
vote depend Tho ~ Gar "a
from the White Hso., inltaisH
10 accept aaythlne ~ VI az. '.. y,
tie i alb e ~ sd nY has eesri
battle IN the senate. - 49,. H tne
yates in ANYTHING or uos. =. Nsni.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-20
sOrTHWEsTERN nnAns

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Sept. 10.-In to.
days meeting of the Southwestern Traf.
he association the selection of a per.
manent chairman was postponed until
October !; The association then re-.
solved itself into boundary committee
nnd proceeded 20 readjust Iowa rntes 10
meet me concession 10 the Rock Islanl
recently embraeed in the extension of
1t. Louis territory. Work nnnn hil
matter and routine business occupied ali
NE day II Is still believed that either
Murray or Wicker will ultimately be
chosen permanent chairman.