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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-01
GAINESVILLE, FLA.
ON SUNDAY NEXT
THE Morning NEWS

will open it's advertis-
ing columns, at the usual
rates, for the especial
purpose of enabling the
Live Merchants of Sa-
vannah to communicate
with those good people
of Florida and Georgia
contemplating a visit,
at the cheapest rates
ever known, to the
great commercial city
of the South Atlantic.
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Death of BENJAMIN Franklin.

Mr.. Benjamin Franklin, aged "A years,
died last night shortly before IL o'clock
at No. 1925 Price street. He had been
for some time past in the employ of MIR
Charles Gross, on Barnard street, and
was active up to three days ago, when he
was taken i'll and sank rapidly. He will
be buried at 4 o'clock to-day from his late
residence
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Pilot charts and all photographic information
Will be furnished masters of vesse1sfree of
charge in United States Photographic ONCE,
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the Office
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Notice TO Advertisers.

Advertisers will please hand in copy for
sundays issue as early as possible; con
''a'I changes should be in on Friday-no
~udngeS in contract advertisements will
'' made after o'clock Saturday after
boon
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City Of Birmingham Burg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Bark Verdad [Spl, Sosyilla, Havana-Es
teve & Co.
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Arrived Up from Tybee Yesterday.

Bark Stella Maris [Swl, Stevenius, Lisbon
Chr q Dahl & Co.
Bark Tommasino [Itall, Ahapina Caghari.
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-ieL steamship City Of Birmingham from
.Gt" lork-LeopOld Adler. L Bluesteiu, Jno
ho[IH 4 Co, Estate s w Branch G Butler,
y oHa' Bros. Collins G & Co. TT Churchill
/, ono H q Co. w G Cooper COrnweIl & c,
! h Il a Bkg Co, care C d Little. NJ J Doyle.
lanes Douglass. A Doyle, Epstein Bro,
%@> BOWLING, j r Einstein, \ Enrich & Bro,
n Inf Bros M Ferst' S Sons & Co. c Ed
Ky 4 sion. w w Ferguson & Co, Frank & Co,
EEalh Clothing Co. Fretwell s ". Fleischman &
70 ; Huckenheimer & Sons, Gardner & r, j
"a 5Aer. J. Greer. Cell & @, d Hogan. G NJ
i5,.Ht jackson NJ & Co. Kavanaugh & b,
~ oI2koh M Co l. kayton A Krause. a Kuck.
q '4h lyons & Co, d b Lester Grocery Co, r
=, Lee + LovellS Sons. n Lang. II B Lemcke,
1N"ItlS Lang, Ludden g. b. w i Lynch s. Co.
lindsay & NJ. H Levy e. Bro, Lippman Bros.
~ ID Livingston, B II Levy & Bro p McMur-
= Mutual Coop Assn. J MEG rath & Co,
N-lL X, j + Minis, Morning News A =
~ rlhorpe Club order notify r Blackwell,
y, IlrI notify a Thomas, Palmer Hardware Co,
Z RACER. n Paulsen, L ) Ross, Revenue
o4uch Dlecoverer. care Collector Customs,
.' AMMAN Grocery Co, Savannah Steam Bak-
w. laVannah Cotton Mills, savannah Wa er
VT *, = + Il w Ry care F StOrer. ! :
\ ~ d; smith Bros p b Springer. H Suffer.
= 0huptriue Bro Mrs II Seloshin, NJ p
"a! LNoh. II ID stevens, J Sullivan. p Ii Ward,
a ~ iledeman n Bro. d n IhomaSon Co,
~ W. 4 w West. J d Weed & Co, Walker &
~. west & Co, Watson & p, Western Z Tel
?, steamer Katie, steamer Alpha, steamer
E,' uo' southern Express Co. South Bound
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Sailed Yesterday

Arrived at Bar Yesterday.
o unknown barks and one ship.
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4 Doubtful Compliment. She before Dau-
berS last masterpiece. Gettysburg II won
der Mr. Dauber, II battle really is as awful
as il is pictured?-PuCk
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n o1e-1 ou are perfectly sure there are no
igtIonable features in this play:
M Great guns, yes, The house WASH
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
steamship Elphistone [Brl, Veal, Hamburg
j VI Lang & Co.
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Arrived at Tybee Yesterday.

Bark HecIa LNorL Olsen Hamburg
Suachan 4 Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-01

THE TRADE from the section tributary
to the route Of the first excursion train
is trade worth looking after. There
none better
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-01

a SUGGESTION has been made that
every retail merchant in the city should
make some special offer to attract and
secure the trade OF our visitors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-01
Memoranda.

Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Steamship City Of Macon, Boston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises. Observation-Disclosures. 7:O(
High Water at Fort Pulaski 1:27 am. 43 pm.
Central Standard Timel.
Friday, Dec /, 1898
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STERLING
FORKS, SPOONS,
For Family Use,
For Wedding Gifts,
For Christmas Presents,

We have only till January
LIST to convert the bulk of
our stock into CASH, and
the sacrifice is being made
Independent of VALUES.
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Precious Stones

If You are looking for a
SAFE and SOLID IN
VESTMENT, try Dia-
monds. Our immense stock
of LOOSE and SET Stones
is at your service at prices
that discount u. S. Bonds
in keeping qualities. Our
New York officers bid us to
REDUCE STOCK, and it
is being done.
BUY
DIAMONDS
NOW.
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PUBLICATIONS.
FASHION MAGAZINES
FOR DECEMBER
"A +
ESTILL'S NEWS DEPOT.
2Il-2 Hull Street,

WILLIAM ESTILL,
Savannah, Ca.
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SEVEN SCORE AND THREE.
St. Andrews Society Celebrates its
t43d Anniversary.

Scotland's Sons Honor Their Patron
Saint in Speech and Song The Socie-
tvs Annual Dinner a Characteristic
Gathering A Tempting Menu With
Haggis and Hot Scotch, Followed by
Glowing Speeches and Patriotic
Airs.
The st. Andrews Society celebrated its
l43d anniversary with a banquet at the
De Soto last night Nearly 100 members
and guests of the society aided in cele-
brating the occasion. The event was one
of the most successful of its kind in the
history Of the society, and the occasion
proved a most enjoyable one.
A most elegant and satisfactory menu
was served, and the courses of oratory,
interspersed with song. which followed
were still more satisfactory, as well as
entertaining.
The following gentlemen We're present
J. f. Nicely, j. c. Bruyn, Louis H. Mer-
Ger, w. F.. Blois John NJ Bryan Judge
w. d. Harden, w. W. Rogers, w Night
ingale, Lawrence Mcneil, j. D. Stuart
A. c. Wright, w. c. Hartridge. j. W
Preston, John F. Roland. A L. Wright,
j. Il. Saussy, Jr.. DR.. w. +. May. c. X.
Shouse, VIM. NJ, Davidson, Jr., A. j. Mel-
kle, Gen. p. McGlashan, John r. Young,
Thomas Ballantyne, f. +. Jones, Charles
A. McIntire, j. X. Young, T. b. Irvine.
Edgar Denmark, p. }. O'Connor, John
Fowler John Rourke, VIM. Falconer,
T, H. Mcmillan, J. w. Hunt, W. c.
Powers, E. r. McKethan. Esq Walter
Coney, c. d. Baldwin, A. NJ. MOser, Dr.
+. T. Lincoln, NJ. B. Lane, w H. Schley,
K. F. Burdell, h, F. Sans, G. Il. Bordley,
DR.. Marion Davis, E. f. Cunningham, W
L. Bird, Herman Myers, A. S. Way, w.
s. Chisholm, Col. G. a. Mercer, Judge A.
II. MacDonell, p. A. Stovall, j. NJ. Lang,
Rev. l.. c. Vass, Rev. w. c. Schaetfer
William Rogers, Capt. J. f. Wheaton, H.
+. Train, Otis Ashmore, j. B. Ches-
mutt, c. S. Wood. w. e. Seabrook,
G. H. Thomson, Capt. f. G. Strachan,
NJ. y. Maclntyrc, George Rolf, J. Gun
ningham POstell, Robert Ellington Mar
tin Levisson, Lee Armstrong, Capt Jami-
son, Capt J. Johnston. Thomas Gamble,
\. a. Pease, +. Z. Rebarer, L. w. Neeson,
}. T. Lewis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
Nor INCONSISTENT.

| ms - =, . f. a.
charge that II il iueon.istrpt Ia that #
|
| now endorses the war on silver money,
| although IL eupDorted tho nominees of
|
/ tho frec ,oStaoe uiatforrn ON which thrv
| 'N
| Wero nominated. The Post brings Tor
| ward ,o,,etrsiv, fro,f ~ its inpocene,
""'4
| of the charge. which consists Of an edit'
N'"'
Of the state platform, from which we
| ct,oto.
| HuN'''
| no moro, signal instance o. ihr s1pol-
dluatlon NJ pfinciples 70 fanclel cAprdirn-
81 could wen be found than ia the notion
| OK the Democratic state convention yesier.
day upon Tie silver question
The state Democratic platform on the
sg s aeop,si ge''e'uu'' "i'n N''il'4
I'VE proclaim our adherence 70 the prin.
eini,e J9s'cs ,5 ana gieei si or Ire a2a
5efatofSfe provided iy law, ana shall con.
tiggg &c, contend for "" ,. ..,....,..
"a In M linz WIN ihe demands ~ ne cSireW.
Its On the silver question. II .ppholls
gS I'm grs sbsi s5in piSee OF thsir sver
worth less than a dollar into q dollar. fee
Or sapeH5r TO ihSh 9nd , aanH th a., Io ,y
mako lie difference in the value before aud
ai s.s, eoln'9E Ian "a r-oss,v ,,,srrt ami
contrary to Justice sud sound reason ana
IN assuming 4 ths STATE ngn9eir95cy ,, mas SPIT
sThEi was ' an issue upon which there
might have been bolt with a strong rea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
Crowley & Simms.


MADRID, Alg. 2s-saragossa was the
scene yesterday Of a serious riot, grow
ing ont of the dissatisfaction of the spec
tators at a bull fight. with the character
of the Performance. The bull refused to
display spirit enough to make the fight
interesting. The spectators demanded an
other bull, but the managers refused.
The crowd then smashed the seats, tore
the doors from their haneings and set
fire to the bull ring. The FIRE was ex-
tingulshed an then the mob began to riot
outside the bull ring. The police attempt
eli 10 disperse them, and We're greeted
with Yolley of stones. Ii was not until
endorsements arrived that the rioters
dispersed Many were wounded by the
police, who had to use their swords
There was also Il riot last night at
SInebas tian. Basques demanded con-
cert of the Basque hymn. The leader of
the musicians refused. The mob ho0ted
the players, and then assaulted them
The police and some of the audience de-
Tended the players, and furious riot re-
suited. The rioters were driven from the
band stand, but proceeded TO the hotel
where Segasta, tho prime minister. is
stay ing, and stoned the building The DO.
lice were unable to handle the mob. and
troops were summoned to aid them
When the soldiers appeared many were
cut and bruised by stones. Orders was
then given for the troops to fire with ball
cartridges. The order was promptly obey
ed. and two rioters fell dead, while sew
eral We're seriously wounded. The mob
quickly dispersed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Roekporl Is crowded with nleasure aoo,.
crs.
e. q. sm,ev = ,.,...
dled at orsbor, 'v'e'Au Oh Two wars
The Central Texas ON min oom,oo, ,.n,
ercct large seed warehouse nj Gr @a ,, WIZ
qNyenty.,on, tnonsann - '"''iu'
son. @ '"'' 'S"
Tho c.oh,o, r
might ma 'g Sav 4, ,0, ns, mus are running
Ar nar,so,
pvsn W. 's ,l,, sesterday' Mrs Rachael
mlllpr wcs1s " :" taran'uia while
NH, 5anN Morse', son of J. V, Morrell o:
nls'n, so' ms right arm caught in u gin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The Cotton Belt. on account of meet
ing of the United Brothers Of Friendship
and Sisters Of the Mysterious Ten, which
will be held at Tyler, commencing Aug.
2S, will make q rate of one and one-third
fares on the certificate plan, as per cir
cular 1922.
Mr.. Il. w. Gross will net as secretary
OF the meeting, and Mr., n. w. Parks.
ticket agent Of the international and
Great Northern, will ofliciate as joint
agent.
A rate Of fare aud one.third
on the certificate plan is also authorized
for synod Of Texas of the Cumberland
Presbytcrian church. which will be held
at Tyler, Tex. Sept 10 to 20.
Mr.. $, NJ Templeton win act as sec
rotary Of this meeting and Mr. ]. @.
Galloway, ticket agent Cotton Belt, will
oiliciatc as joint agent
Can at the Natatorum and take n
Turkish, Russian, electric, plain tub or
swimming bath
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

messures e,.s, scst from tip to iip and
six fest ,n leag'h.
Mrs. Brown. wife Of Constable VIII
brown. living near Weston. committed
suicide by shooting herself through the
heart. No cause Is assigned.
Jack Dnke. young cook at Harris shiu-
gle camp near CenieF. was found dead with
a pistol han wound in his temple. lie IS
supposed 10 have been murdered
A Miss wins. formerly OF Glen Rose.
attempted suicide By drowning at Gran
bury. Despondency on account OF her ex-
IRENE poverty c8used her to take the step.
Several thousand acres OF sugar land.
owned by Houston and san Antonio par
ties. IN the vicinity of Hinkle's Ferry. VIII
be cut Up lnto farms and colonized by
Western farmers.
During the past twelve months forty-one
prisoners hare been sent from the Dallas
county jail TO the peultenilary, and 2s3
to the county farm. The jail has now
slxty-three inmates
At Milford W. y. Adams. while digging
a cistern at depth Of fifteen feet struck
a stream Of spring water. which bubbled
up with great force. nlling the clstern with
five feet OF water in twelve hours. 1t Is
said to be the finest spring Of water IN
Ellis county.
Mar Gainesville Tuesday last, ]. o. jar
rill. farmer. became engaged in heated
political discussion with a neighbcr. pis-
tolls wer,. drawn and two children OF AIR.
JerrilI. girl and boy aged respectively
10 and IA years. became frightened and
a.. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
The Chicago, Rock Island & Texas

The only railway that paid
for an entrance to the PAN.
Their City" will inaugurate its
train service Sunday, Aug 20,
with an elegant Vestibule
train LEAVING Union depot
daily at s:lo p m. and ar.
irving in Chicago the second
morning.
These trains will consist of
thevery latest pattern of Yes.
tibuled Pullman sleepers and
free reclining chair cars, and
1t is the only line running
both sleepers and chair cars
from Texas through to To
peka, Kansas City and Chi.
oaBo without change,
Our eating houses west of
Missouri river are second TO
none, and east of Missouri
river all meals are served in
the celebrated Rock Island
dining cars that have a repu,
tatlon equal to Delmonico's
In short the trade mark
Great Rock Island Route is
"a guarantee of good service
with safety and comfort.
For information in regard to
tickets etc, call on
G. d. LUsK,
Tkt. Agt Union Depot. /
Q. P. BYERs,
Gen'l Ast, sos Main ST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

In the first clash Of arms, the intrieucs
OF Wall street, the brbes Of federal
patronage, the threats of executive pow.
or, tho clamors Of press which reflects
only the viii and wishes of class inter.
csis have prcvailod-the money of the
people Is defeated by odds whose in.
crease over the expectations Of the enc.
mics Of silver a week ago is sad com.
mcntary On the virtue and conaancy of
congressional conviction.
Defeat brings no surprise TO the hi.
motallisis. for they foreaw and predicted
it They knew their enemies and their
power Magnificent as has been their
courage they had no dream Of instant
success. Their appeal has not been to A
congress more susceptible to the prom.
ises OF the administrations pie huckstcrs
than to any other form Of argument. but
to the people
Ana the people at last--not Grover
Cleveland not the present congress. not
star CHAMBER meetings Of half dozen
people here ard there-must aud will
settle this question.
Ten millions Of voters will finally mass
upon lt-not Si0OO0,OO0.
Every step takea so far in the progress
toward decentralization is merely a signal
gun to call the people to action. A year
hence, no man viii dare to tell them. AZ
was told them year ago. that this is
not an issue.
Let the goldbugs press their triumph
to the utmost; give them the senate aud
m easy victory for all designs, and vet
there would be no cause for discourage
mcnt of those who are fighting the bat.
Ties Of the public. Greed never ye, fall.
ed TO overlap itself.
The choice of The Fifty fourth congress
viii be The peoples answer to the al
tempt TO hitch tao republic TO the ear
OF European banks aud their American
branches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
WORLDS PICTORIAL LINE.
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company and Union Pacific
System.

Have you heard of the wonderful loop
route 10 Chicago and return?
The Fort Worth aud Denver City rail
way In connection with the Union Pa
clfc system, CThe Worlds Pictorial Ilne)
have inAuguratcd q series of excursions
10 the Worlds fair, giving purchaser
tickets via this route with stop-ovcrs nj
the various watering points In Colorado
In other words, yon go from Fort Worth
to Trinidad, Colorado Springs, Mnnitou.
Pueblo and Denver, remaining there until
the heated FERN In Chicago Is past, then
20 on 10 tho Worlds fair, returning Via the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railway
throtleh Hannibal md Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, thus covering en-
tlraly different territory going and no.
turning, Round trip rate from Fort
North $50, which includes all PRIVILEGES
accorded you by other lines.
For full information. address
u. l.. LOAIAN
G. p. & t. A, U. 7. System.
J. II. O'NEiT,.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth. Tex.
D. II. KELLER.
G, +. A., II. W. X ID. @. Ry.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

Gray Gables, the president authorized
Mr.. CARLISLE, 50 stated the New York
Herald, to inform congressman that he
would make no terms whatever with The
silver men, that It was eithcr uncondi-
tionai repeal or nothing
The Southern aud Western members
who have calamity brayed the abuse Of
the agents q the great m0neyed interests
Of the East and the frowns and disfayor
Of the administration are not heedlessly
and reckiessly taking 50 bold a stand.
They are fighting for the protection Of one
Of the money metals Of the constitution
against the attempt Of the executive
power, reinforced by the Republican par
" IN congress. with few exceptions, 10
overthrow, debase, annihilate IL.
There are some people in Texas who
honestly believe that the uproar at Wash
ingtOn IS about nothing at all. that Mr..
Cleveland Is a bimetallist. aud that oil
will be harmonious before the ending
Of the special session. They are sadly
deceived. The battle Of the standards Is
on. With the goldbugs. who know that
no man will ever again sit in the White
House who will declare a preference
for the English system OF finance, it
is a battle to the death. They are push
ing the Eight, and there IS no limit to
their designs short Of the virtual remoy-
al Of silver from our currency system,
as It is absent from Bri,ain's currency.
The man. who declares otherwise 10 q
Texas audience should beware lest be-
fore his words have grown cold he should
be- forced 10 eat them.
Thn ~ Iant1n L. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

NASHVILLE Tenn, Ang. as.--
There was n desperate fight last night
between a band Of negro burglars and
higawaymen and officers near Thomp.
soa station, in Williams county. Tic
officers srrraunded the house which the
robbers used rs a rendezvous. In lie
fight which ensued enc Of the posse men.
Silner. was badly wounded. aud one 81
lie negroes. Tom Thompson. the Leader
oil the gang. killed. The house WAS
found fnn 81 plunder, which had been
stolen ron residences Ia the neirhhor,
hnai. Aluang the booty was also fonnd
tho pack Of a peddler who has been miss.
ing for some days. Three of The rob
beers We're captured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The burnings Of the president In effgy
BY few misguided mea in isolated COM
munities was foolish; the Suggestions by
the organs Of Wall street. such as the
New York Evening Post. that the banks
shall boycott all business firms which
will not join in the war against silver
money. and press down upon them, Is dew
nish. One IS the silly act Of child
making faces at another: the other Is
in intent crime worse than arson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

New York papers are much disturbed
py Tue PROPOSED convention OF southern
and Western governors TO encourage Tho
iurn Of trade to Northern and Southern
from Eastern and Western lines, and eall
y g reasonable project. The objec. Is 10
nnl'd up Southern seaporis through which
me South aud Wcst may trade directly
WIN Europe. Il that be treason. Govern
or stone well says New York city NAV
MAKE the most Oft In one way or anoih.
" nef Hominion oNer the financial Interest,",
Of The entire United States will be hrou,h,
T" = speedy end, despite tho alliance
which she has made for ia perp,taa,ion
WIN politicians prompt to do her blJ.
alnf' IS Is one OF the penalitas she Win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

Monometalllsm, as interpreted by It's
most scholarly American exponnder.
Prof. Taussig. mans a credit system,
measured by gold yardstck. In other
words, 1t proposes an indefinite expansion
Of the currency on the wind and water
plan Of growing corporate stocks The
people prefer the sound money of the
constitution, based ON standard metala.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The stern Wages will reach this merl.
dian and the other changes noted VIII
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twruty-four hours Of sun
SGT Of the dates given below:
Aug. 27--Noderating.
Aug. 2S-Warmer
Aug 20 Storm wave on This meridian,
Aug. 30-Wind changing.
Aug. 3i.-Cooler and clearing.
Sept 1-@Fair and cool.
Sept. 2-Modcrating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
VISITORS TO CHICAGO

Who want 10 keep up with Texas news
Rill ind the Daily Gazette on sale at the
following placesi
Grand Pacific hotel news stand
Palmer House news stand.
Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel DeSotO news stand.
Wells Is. SlEers. $50 State street.
Hotel Hayden. 152 and 15i Thiriy-sixth
street.
Texas Building. jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

The paragraph in The GAze,ie's spe-
ciai Washington dispatch. printed yesicr-
day. which referred to Col. BIZ Crawford
Of Dallas as candidate for federal col
lectorship. was the result Of an accident
similar TO that known 10 railroads as
"telescoping." Col Crawford is In
Washington, but not as candidate. He
"a too busy correcting the pernicious In
iinences Of the Dallas press to think
much about politics. and he prefers that
job TO any other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

September g Is the day fixed for the
rejection Of the home rule bill by the
house Of lorls. 1t may become his
toric as the starting point of success
fnl movement for the abolition Of the
house Of lords.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29
rrnMs o. sunscRprloN.

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The Sunday Gazette 90 to - pages, ~
The S' ss@fi.we;eeMyy dalcciie DC pages. ~
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ma Hi towns and cities where there are
local agents, % cents week or sloo per
month.
Remit By bank draft. express or money
order. Do not send Individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

ES-Speakcr Reeds speech in the house
Saturday consisted of 10000 words and
was cquitahly divided between a defense
OF the presidents financial policy and
plea for the Republican party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

1t may chance that Colonel Wynne's
plea for harmony may be more popular
with the Turner hall leaders in Decem-
Der, 1894 than it seems to be in
August, 1925
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-29

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