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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Scps 20-viciory
finally crowned The Efforts d the Demo
rrats IN tho house today. but tho battle
to secure report on the Tucker bill,
repeating the Federal election laws. bo-
gun fya days ago, WIS Only won BY the
vigorous duplication Of The party Lash.
supplemented by hn order from the com.
miitcc on rules. Even then u required
six hours Of hard fighting before The
stubborn minority could be defeated
Every expedient that nkllf1 parliament
sarg mlnngarlnx could desise was ~
sorted 10 BY c1-speaker Reed. who alood
10 the breach all day dirpctinE Tho move
poents Of the minority.
Mr.. Burrows moved 70 diapsna0 the
call Of the committees. and immediately
Mr. Catchinas. from tho cqinmiitee on
rlilez, presented a report which pFpYlded
dat no other business should be 10 o.
der until the reports fnlin The oouainip
toes were received.
Mr.. burrows ailefnpted % nhnk ths
,novnnent By raising ihs point Of order
fhat the rcDnrf was not Ia order, be.
snnse 10 propagation Of that kiad had
ever been seni 10 tho c0u1pittee for
action. A parliamentary duel followed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

KEW ORLEANS, Ia Sept 90
1ading colored men of the city held u
i ret meeting and passed resolutions
IA which a committee was appointed to
In on the governor at once and ask for
/. Dops for protection against the reign
a terror existing in jefferson parish on
In outskirts Of the city, A mass meeting
ii all eolored citizens of the state is
.Alled for Monday.
sI'Nm Indications serious trouble is ex-
|cted.
Jefferson parish has been declared I'M
martial law by the residents. The
}eria the judges, state senators aud
resentatives are the leaders of the
(, nlators, together with all other white
balls. 1t is believed that state troops
ID be called out. White women ana
ENdren have to come to this city for
kuge.
Preparations for Julian's execution
m caught, have been made on the
4 iN spot where Estopinal, his victim,
and died. An iron stake has been
yea into the ground to which he Will
tied. Fat pine and resinous matter
+round this. Long irons, like branding
b., are in readiness, and when red hot
man will be tortured with them
lile underneath him burns tse fire
dude g.lllows above the pyre has been
ubt from which the murderer will be
a4pended over the lire by the arms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
TIMES.
Perry Likely TO Have Riots Over
claims 20 Lots-Found burned
Killed-Dust storm.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Sept 2o.-lspe-
c,al)--Another dust storm. the worst Of
all. Is raging In Perry today, and hun
dp.ds Of people were compelled TO leave
being unable to stand It longer. 1t Is
impossible to see across lot.
There Is much confusion. and dozen
or more people have been injured today
ip lights. Dozens Of saloons and gam
Ming dens are running openly in viola
Kan Of the Law. aud men are robbed IN
broad daylight.
Nang lois have as high a. q dozen
claimants. al trying TO put ~ ,enls or
si,sds op Diem, anH there i likely 20 be
rior. mud serious trouble before iphg.
Me badly burned body OF an unknown
woman was found on the gralnr roNtl
n to,ru and George Russell u rei,oried
10 hive killed q. 1. Hishiower Of chi-
| cagl. -. MD,
In the Pawnee country along me biacA
Rear valley, here Is serious trouble pe,
tween sooisrs and settlers. and several
have been shot. ..t.
AZ Wharton today. and the rush tnefe
| will be nearly as great as 10 Perry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
rnArrlc AssocIATIoN.

ST LOUIS. No, sept %. The South
western Trnfic association OF iodny's
session adjourned 70 meet again pet- -.
Ionis tgrritory and The rcadInstincnt OF
Which yrRs needed, was laid over until
no nert meeting. With regard 20 the
notice from tile Central Traillc assoc.a'
tIou that 81 examination viii. on Oct.
III. abr,enfe he percentage of The hasls
Of dlsision OF rates between points east
of the Mississippi and Ic5as aud Mex-
I'M tarilfs affected via all lines which
have or may decline 90 continue on the
nresent basis. and further, all trutics
having origin or destinations on points
Oh Ines refusing 20 contnne such a.
Vision Will BE- chargei fnil Local rates by
he lines south d the OHIO aad west d
the Mississippi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
VANHEEsT is THE WINNER,
IIE KNOCKS NAPIER our IN
TwENTY-Elonr ROUNDS.
ALVEY Right Bcnprc tho New Or
leans Olympic olub-noth Men
Fought -itaolng Events.

NEW ORLEANS, la, scpt 20 Van.
hccai aud Napier fought tonight 10 tho
Olympus club for Sslu0, with John Duty
as rcfrre, Napier wla The strong "a.
favoriie with tho bcttcrs.
In tlie frat round tho men fought con-
tinuously.
In tho second round there was some
hart fighting. Napier nearly upset Van.
hccst with terrible hcart-pnnch Tho
.attor landed heavy right on the Jaw
Napirr drew iirsl blood In the hfiil,
IN tho sixth vaulieeat half fol aud
was knocked down.
Thnre was very rpngh nghting 10 the
eighth, NanhNcai having The best OF t.,
Tho tenth was the best Of the fight,
Roth men scored heavy blows on The
head. aud toward the close vauhocst
dcaii hvavy right swing On the Jaw.
In round eleven. the htllt was terrible,
Napier having the beet Of H. During
tho round Nnnhccst fell 10 the floor
from exhaustion.
Rounds sixteen and seventeen were In
favor Of Napier, Nanheest being knocked
out Ia the seventeenth,
In The eighteenth Napier pushed Van.
hcent all over tho ring The gong again
saved him From Tie eighteenth 10 the
twenty first the honors were divided
From the twenty SECOND to The twenty.
fourth rounds the fFht was uninIcrcsl.
lux
From ibc tweniy.hhh to the twenty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
WANTED TO HANG HIM.
A Louisville Man Slabs His Wife nj
Lexington and Escapes Rough
Treatment.

LENINGToN, KY, Sept. 2o.-There
came near beng lynchlug here last night
An lrlshtDwn, suburb of this city. John
Powell came up yesterday from Louisville
where he had been employed for the LAST
four mouths as lineman for the Tele-
phnne company. After being intoxicated
~. want an search FOR his wife. who left
returned 10 her mothers. Powell found her
anI asked her TO prepare MN some
supper. She reconstructed. nnd =
otisirr,sl resulted 10 nght, IN
,,i,i,l, The wife received q dangerous
In which the wife resolved ndangerous
wound from a knife IN the hands OF PoN..
n aonie weeds ~ a vacant lot. where he
r.mnin.d for three or -four hours. lmme-
diatciy after the happening the neighl.,Is
organized q mob, aud searrh WIS m1a vi I,
moi md him until he was In the hands
OF The police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
NIIrcHEub ARRIVES,

PEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-charley
'ehell. who Is to fight with Champion
pet. arrived this morning on the
'onic of the White Star line accom-
ea by Jack AlcAuliffe. champion
weight pngilist. He is not in the
q temper and complains that he
not received proper consideration by
Nl-ii. Neither is he ready 70 ac-
The offer of the COney Island Ath-
A club of $4,000, bur declares that
4 auxious aad wil.li,g to meet Cor
u only for stake of SlO.OW q
4 Mitchell wants to fight at New
aus o. Rohv. Ind. but II Is not hkSe-
viii refgSe 10 fight at Copey -
ia % event that Il viii not be 10
. financial interest 10 have the light
b either OF thA other Ulaces-
Hlel had the AppeAranee of q
hne eoudltion. He said that he
~ l9i 70 1916 bounds and that he
hght Corhotf at ahaut It's ponds
-atel that he would rather firhi
,rM orleans than anrwaerc else
said that he had not made
II inr training He also proposes
~ Tue Worlds fair soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
wHIrn an suRrRIsR.

HollY SPRINGS. Miss. sept no.
Inc White Cap outrascs last sprlus near
Bcth.ehem. Miss have taken al m.
expected turn. Though one Of tho White
Vhps tnraed states cvilence IN tho
diet Of not giilty was returned, 70 tile
surprise of everyone One OF the White
CAPPED men was Tho tostmastor lto
appealcl for federal help and ytsieNlny
az Potts Camp Miss. after o morons
examination az all acquitted rAe White
Cans were held for the federal cvnft Tor
trial ~ Oxforl Miss The Gnitel States
case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
FROM CANADA TO THE GULF,
Gigantic Waterway Proposed by the
Uninn OF Two Rivera.

ST. PACL, MINI, Sept 90.-A waterway
from the gulf OF Mexico to Hudsons Bay;
It looks Ike wild dream, hut 1t Is by no
means impossible. Congressman McCleary
and Boon Of Minnesota have been In con-
ference with the engineers Of the war de
nartinent for several days and, while No
promises Of any definite character are held
out, Il * admitted that the thing II prncil'
cable. The promoters OF the plan. includ'
ing men Of wealth along the Mississippi
river ana Ia the Dominion Of Canada, haN,
no doubt that, were the wOrl, accomplished
the cost OF transporting merchandise tl
the Atlantic scab0ard would ~ reduced
to minimum.
To carry out the scheme It would be nee
lrgsary, IN the first place, 10 connect the
Red river Of the North with the Minnesota
and then improve the navigation OF the lat
ter for some miles between Mendota where
Il strikes The Mississippi. and Big Ston,
Lake. where It fluids Its source
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

MARLIN. Tex, Sept 90 Especially y
The second day OF tie Falls county
fair wns largely attended. The races
wcrr NJ follows
First race hunning; tiiroc-fourihs Of
n mile dash, three entfica. Buckhklp
won. Manda second Time. 1924.
Second mcs 'rrpitins; 2,4b olnsg en-
tries: Vanilla Wilka Won, Time BOi.
Ihrd race Ilunnngi ilrecfourthe of
q mile dash. 2ycar-olds, Red Light won.
Corn Rrnd second TIME, q uecondH;
heats, iest two In three. Scratch won.
Time. 2.Hi
IYf,h race -lfiyo-mlle bicycle; Ave On.
tries. W. w. Allen won, II. u, Parna
second. Time, p ;2O.
Riath race JTrotting, mlf.mllc heats,
best two ~ three! four entries Whurry
won. Time, LAB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

have fraicrnixed with tho uesolntonisis
and plArcd thu govcfnor 40 prison.
severe tghting occurred hctweci, the revb-
lntonists and the government forcek.
Tho lNhcls made the attack nu the rov-
errors position and were repnlsul. Other
adNicrs. received Arc Is follows. The
uati0npl Troops IN the rroslncua of Cor
dcva, San lunn. have nptinicd and ion,sl
fonsg~ with the revolutionary movement.
A special slt,lrg OF Congress has bern
called and Important eVcnts ARE looked
tot AZ ANY nionient The rrhelr have
overturned the TlicnmAa goycrnucnf.
iniiiNii,h y ahauf 10 lce,e WIKI trVvps
Tar sAc North.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

Yes the harmony that exists when
the lamb lies down inside the lion, aud
the LATER llcl1s his chops and roars for
more.
That is the harmony the CLARK leaders
are seeking for now. mat is tht kind
Of harmony they determined on at the
quiet little meeting al Giunochio's hotel
few weeks ago
50 says a gentleman high IN state poli-
ties A gentleman who knows every
crook and turn OF the movements Of the
Hua. George CLARK Democrats.
Docs he say It in 80 many wordsl No
but he says this
The Clarkte met and they agreed that
union Of the Hogg Democrats and
CLARK Demo, rats could be brought about
provided the chairman Of the state Dem
ocrauc executive committee Hon. Waller
S. Baker Of Waco, aud the state Demo
cratic executive committee members con
coded certain points to the Clark Demo
Gratis.
Then they were in fear and trembling
lest the Hogg Democrats should concode
these points, and they fear and trenele
s'ill
Why?
Because they ogreed that 1t was hope
less to attempt to elect their man gov
crnor of Texas aud they have aban'
doned all hope IN that direction.
But they decided that one thing must
he done nj all hazards. That was to
defeat Senator Richard Coke and elect
a gold standard senator
They decided to abandon oil efforts
to elect any man 10 any Office. except
members Of thc lcgislatur They de
termined to capture the next legislature
Mt any cost. They decided that TO do
this they would fuse with any party,
any faction Of any party, any junia
Of any faction, any county candidate
who had a following, ony man or amy
sec: who could throw votes to the can
didate Of the antiCoke party.
They did not want the regular Demo
Gratis TO concede the points they asket
because there would be unity and the,
could not knife Senator Coke, for they
would have no compact body OF voier'
TO trade on to fuse for. or TO use IN ac
coanplishing their purpose.
Coke must be beaten, because he i
for silver coinage as well as gold coin
age. because he stands with Voorhees, FOL
state banks and for an income tax, be
cause stood UP for the regular Texai
Democracy. because George CLARK i
Richard Cokes political enemy, and MIR
Clark wants Mr. Coke turned down.
So say tho Clark leaders in effect
To lay the plans that are TO contro
the primaries that elect the delegates
that nominate the candidates to the legls
lature. who are to elect a United state
senator for the Democratic state Of Tex
AS. was the quiet Ginocchio hotel eau
Gus held few weeks ago. SO say tn
men who know.
They think they have planned wen
and that to execute their plans by CON
Inning with Quincy and his hosts in som
counties, with Populists In other counties
with local candidates in others, is prac
ticable and gives promise OF success.
They have pnt the ball in motion, the,
ore keeping It rolling. they are seitiH
their pegs, they are making their deal.
They viii walt for results. but viii wor
their plan for al there Is in It.
50 say those who know.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
INTO A WAGON
Ran An Electric Car. Kiiling Several
PeopIe-Fcarfui Accident at ~.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept 2o.-rh morn
ing while running at full speed down
Nj Pleasant Hill in the southern part Of The
city. motor car 10. % ran into wagon
containing ave pefsons, throwing 'aem out
wreckink the car and wagon aud killnf
Wllllasnt Essume,lcr and Jacob os4st una
fatally injuring Joseph Weiss and WnliaiI
K4hhofer. Tue motorman s. cAarged villa
NJ responsibility for the wreck. bot siyi
M rang sAe song IN time to prevent IN
disaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
ARMY AND NAVY

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Sept 20,-ne 9th
annual convention Of The regular Army
and Navy union ms, here this afternoon.
National Commander Roach Of BaStpn
presided, opencd The session with brief
address, followed 10y Acting Mayor lllElc,
who gave a hearty welcome, Mr. Roach
thcnread the annual address followed by
Muster Hens which showed the union
TO be In a prosperous condition financially
aud growing rapidly Ia numbers Tile
rcninindcg Of the DAY was devoted 10
routine matters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
NO SIR,
Yelled They An, the Ladies, Too,
When He Advocated PolSEamy.

CHICAGO, H.. sept 20 -rteaient
Bonncy, chief Of the Worlds fair congress
auxiliary refuscd 70 allow the intcrnasiopal
congress Of FREQ Thinkers the use Of Tue
art insutute saying We Will not sanction
ihO use ~ thu hall by anybody likely 90
criticize the church OF drag tie name OF
che Creator in ihe mlre.
Ia ihe parliament NJ religion 10 day Mo
manned Webb, un English convert 10 H.
iaml-m raised a storm by attempting Ia
defcud poygamy. The audience cried, "Nn,
no" until he dropped she subject N Dc
eplir. In the ye,lH u protest many female
yOlcrs We're plaiuly beard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

WASHINGTON Sept 70 Scnmter
Fiat Of Connecticut said tonight TO The
Gazette correspondent thnt he had unly
Withheld his dutuc roaoluiloa to-day as
Tho Request Of senator George, who was
w and Desired Ia have his speech over.
lie intends 10 pitsa Il tomorrow for all
Il " WORTH When tho hgld will b. very
interesting aud probably deciEiyn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
A FATAL ENCOUNTER

WASHINGTON, sept 20.-.A dispatch
90 lndinn Commissioner Brown fronI
Agent Wlmnn al Grow Agency. Mont,
reports fatal encounter hHtwWon police
men nnd several supposed horsetiieiyes.
The men wcrc clnaed by the police, who
were anibuHhcd Indian Policeman
llorsc.lilrd was killed and Agent WI
and killed several OF tho thieves,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2O--ri lYd
in,m Ia llin senate are feeling inyr 90
conrauud M the prospect Of thc HeiHrl
rleoti0n bill reaching that body infnnsfl
Said ono ~ thclr leaders today We
cnil hold OF ulrcc weeks N thur p 1N.
proapeci Of getting the election bill bre,
aud | am sure that We viii got II Ia loss
tllnu,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
DIED PENIItNT.

onicers Attempt TO Arrest a Crook.
He Fights, Kiiis, aud IS killed.
CHICAGO. H., SEPT 2O.--Earsy tals
morning Policeman ilowen and Ptzmpr-
~ tried to arrest Chlcs McAluEcn, one Of
the most notorious crooks In The West
and Ills mistress, Nelilr Foley, equally no.
torlons. MeMuuen drew nistol and began
firing VI the o0lcoiv. The latter also drew
their weapons and regular fNaiA1s en-
euel, When The smoke CLEARED u WA
found that lmwpn hnl been shot 10 the
len groln aud Will probably die. fiNnlor-
ria received two bullets IN the thiyi, while
a fatal wound rhr tlying dcspeiAdo hui.
ING his race run tu1lOnly turned nenlicnl
amt called for q priest who almlneierel
as acant consolation as possible Under thc
circumstances. McMWlcu was cfplllug a
dilifhancc Ia front VI o saloon on lAe West
Side, where tie shooting occurred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept. eo.-TlN fact ihai
messages ore now being accepted for
Brat IN plain language aud referring
I, no way 10 political events n that
country m 10 an unuaually large nt-
fendance III PROMINENT coffee men 1n
change this morning, many q whom
have not been saeu on change ipf q long
w4,le. The market broke ~ tbe opening
n 10 az points, and though ~ market
news from Brasil wna reporied y was
belietel that information had been re-
ecjr.d Of q beanrh character
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept 20,
Eleven innings Louisville Runs, u;
base hits, %: errors, q Battery Mrnefee
and Grim New fOrl Huns. z; base
Ills, ~: error. D, Battery Gorman
and Wilson. Umpire Lynch.
Second game Louisville Runs. ? base
bis, u. errors. 1 Battery Wiitfock
aud Grim. New York Runs. y, base
hits, q: prrnrs, 1 Battery kusis and
Miillmn. Umpire Wolf,
pITrgBuRG. Pa, Rept. %, -pitxburg
~Ilnns. 4. base idtn, ~: errors, g. Bat
tery Guuhert aud MACK. Blcohyn-
Runa, q. baae hits. II errors, !. bnt-
iery Kennedy aud DAILY. Umpire
Emslie.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept, 20-~Clqye.
land ltuns q, base hits 10, errors y.
Batter, FISHER and Zlmmer, Boston
Rms .. baAe hits 49, errofH .. Bat
ieryi stirelin and BcnDeti. Umpire,
Hurst
Rr. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 20. st Iguis
---Runa 2. base hits .. errors .. Bat
fely Gleason and 1'wineliam. Phls-
delphla- Runs ?, base hits z, errors ?.
Battery -Caraey and Clements. um.
pifr, HOuung'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

sHElNIAN, Tex. Sept, 20. -,speclal.l-
CITY Marshal Kelley received a telegram
this afternoon announcing that his brother,
CUNT Kelley who formerly lived here. had
been shot and killed az saltwater, o, n.
Tue Killing occurred dhis morning. No par
lcllars were given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept 20.-Tne DE-
partnleni Of state ~ still without nlyiee'
iro,n Minister Thompson az RI Dc
Iane,io. Secretary Gresham u mol feel.
M VEN well today aud " business WI
garu h h. VIII 70 ~ Chicago i0r Tow
daee rsst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

p1rtNOs kYIsES. Sept. 20..~.Alarn-
ine futlors arc current hffr that q polif-
~ crisis h impending. The cabinet cyun-
N 4 holding constant Hittiug4 hnd o
atate Of Siege y vigorously enforced. ihe
nafioaai troops IL Tueuluar, - Il learned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
A TRAN wnRcKEp.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 90.--1he ex-
press train on the Denver and Rio Gran.
de railroad which left Lcadyille at
O'Clock this morning Is reported wreck
cd near CotOpaM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
DlXoN NM FAY0RTE.

Nv YORK. Sept. eo.-Georre Dixon
iavorlte IL betting in his match
selly Smith next Monday might.
Kefsail'ns odds being ten to seven
yelotci boy. with plenty Of Dixon
h a sight Smith has many adj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

WHEELING. W. Va, Sept, %. --Nearly
the lodges Of the American mint glass
= have refused by close vote 30
4, he turn and .iuiit rules asked by
, a. % lecturers. The decision Is re-
2 IN, certain 10 preclpltute a strike
y Is. u neiorips IA the Ohio valley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

GUTHRIE. o. r.. Sept 20-,speelal.)-
The report that w, D. Blake Of Galnes-
VILE. Tex, had been found dead near licr-
ry was undoubtedly fake. Us no further
move OF any kind can be learned regard
Sr., It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
IoMnAnD INVESTMENT COMPANY

NEW YORK, Sept a0.--Prcaldent
FairadId Of he Nvw York Security
rrast company toany aid srzarding she
Lombard Inyesiinent company Of Kan.
ia CITY. 81 which b. u one u the 70.
es.ir.rs Owing 10 ihr depressed nnan-
riai condition u the country have little
faith ID the ability " the company o
Icauiues"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
snor nIs wIgn,s rArmnn.
A. w. Gins shoots and Kills DIR. a,
Armstrong.

LI1TLE ROCK. Ark sept, 2o,-,A, W.
GGls. prominent merchant Of st. fnancs'
pri-, shot ami aHlod DIS a. Armstrong
Oils married The daughter Of Arms, tnnSs
tnin~l divorce from Armstrong, aud bad
feeling has existed between the amen ever
0Iurp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21

WHEELING. w. Va, Sept. 20.--I'o.
day in h. United States court Judge
Jackson appointed g. o. breNstrf, plsai'
niiBal Railway company, IT. receifer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
Eor the Execution of the Me-
gro Murderer Julian.
llNG IRONS MADE RED Hp'
hi be Used to Torture Him With,
He is Bound

an Iron stake and Hanging by
h. Arms over a Roasting Fire
|ghitc Women and Children Flee
toSew orlcan for sarcty-NegrOe'
ban Mass convention--whitc
knerins, Judges, Senators, Etc,
Declare Martial Law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-21
HON. RICHARD COKE
is THE ONLY MAN
The Clark Democrats are
Working to Defeat,
THE PLANS HAVE BEEN LAID.
They Were Agreed Upon at Gin
occhlo's Hotel.

Their Execution has Begun-Gontlc-
men on the Inside Of the Councils
of Political Managers Tell What is
Proposed and How 1t is to be Car
ried-An Anu-Coke Party at work.