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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
CLEANED OUT THE PRAYER MEETING
Bloodthirsty Kentuckian Fights an Illinois
Crowd over Pretty Girl.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.


OAKLAND. ILL.,. Aug. 13.-At q revival
meeting near Ridge Farm. north of this
city, last night. ayoung man named Alex
ander. who Is from kentucky, became en-
gagged in quarrel with several of the local
swains over q pretty girl. In the fight
that followed Alexander used AN ngly
knife, wounding three men. one of wi ON
will die. After the atfray Alexander
mounted his horse and fed into the nj ght
The wounded men were taken to Chrisman
for treatment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
Typhoid Epidemic in ST. LouiS

Iyph0fd Epidemfc IN Ste LOufA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 1S.-Hospital physicians
and health officials now admit that typhoid
fever has assumed almost epidemic form
In ST. LOUIS. The hospitals arc crowded
with patients. Physicians In private prac-
lIshed lIst of burial permits show many
deaths from typhoid. Sanitary officers say
the city is unusually clean and give no
explanation of tho disorder. Since the
rain of Friday night the number of cases
has decreased, though 1t is still large.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14

Waite and Ellen Wood were taken sick,
and four days since they died. Had these
persons or any one of them died of yellow
fever more new cases would have existed
now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
Ladies VIII Find Keller

From their headache. costiveness. SWIM
ming IN the head, colo. sour stomach, rest
lessness, etc.. by taking simmons Liver
Regulator. It ls mild. safe and pleasant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
Refuse New York Drafts.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 13.-The livestock deal
ers at the East Liberty stock yards have
decided to refuse all checks ard New York
drafts in payment for stock. pending the
present currency strinRency. Only cash
will be taken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splints Special Trusses Crutches Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
of every kind. The largest stock Of ARTIFICIAL
EYES in the State. WM. I'll. ARMSTRONG q CO.,
"a south Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14

Southern Bankers Assert that Bradstreets'
Are Needlessiy Alarmed.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 13.-BradstreetS
alarming statement about the difficulty In
the cotton crop situation is considered hero
to be without real foundation. Galveston
bankers repeatedly within the last two
weeks hsve expressed tho utmost conf.
dence in the situation. The nifty millions
which Bradstreets say are necessary to
gather the crop. which will be needed in
small installments over q period of three or
four months. will be supplied by local
merchants in part. 1t 10 Q matter of fact
many planters are abundantly prepared
for this demand. At worst tho total amount
is greatly exaggerated. because large part
of the cotton will be picked by farmers
families. and the ginning nearly or quite all
done for seed or lint toll, SO no money for
that 10 actually needed. In moving the cot
ton bankers cay there will be no trouble. In
fact the crop is already moving without
hIndrance.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. 13.-Josiah
Morris & Co.. the lead ing private banking
house OF the State. made an assignment
yesterday. At a meeting of the bank
officers last night it was resolved. COM
meDcing Monday morning. to enforce tho
clearlng house sy stem.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-14
Nearly 1000 Idle in Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Aug. 13.-The No. /
knitting mill of Warren De Forest & Co.
closed last night for an indefinite time.
They employ over three hundred hands.
There are nearly fonr Thousand people now
out of employment in the city. The Salis-
bury mlil and the Lee Manufacturing Com
pany will reopen tomorrow. Both mills
employ less than l50 hands.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
&cgiSlatmr=Moti5cn.

9(uf Nntras uon Senator Seller wurz
DC eiu @omite ernannt, I'm angebli3c
trumme @ei9i6ten III oer Nbl@dtuns
unb Yeiteuerrns uon Giscntbum IN
Stosta County unb anberen Platcn gu
unteriu9en. Seller iiibrte oieIbatla@e
at, baB iiber SO Mi(lionen TuB Sau>
bol; unbeteuert i'm Briuatbelit iinb uno
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
&aMcrn= Nc0eln-

Gin 59eitel ARdrsentaub lit cine
8rone mertb, bod ousufriibes 2anb miro
germ POM Trolt uersebrt. - Mat be
mar5 MIDI mia, bolt lit be Npril. -
Muf Marsenresen, folst tein Somnerz
leeen. - @enn's am Gbarfre.ta9 (31.
Mar,) resnet, 10 lit oas sanse Sabr 9es
lcsnct. - Mdrs trodeu, Mpril nab,
Meai luftis, uon beiben mas, brinst
Roru lit Cad unb @ein in's Sag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09

Doibinston. 8. Mdrs. llm 10
Minuten mad l9 lbr eri@ien Maior
gruben, Der grecutiu>glert bes' Praiis
btaten, I'M Senat unb iiberbra@te bic
grHennunsen uon Gleuelanbs Rabinetss
miteliebern. Senator 9arris (Oemos
trdt Ron Genneiiee) beantraste, bab ber
Setat in @ebeimiieuns iibersebe. Der
Mntras uaro ausenommeu. Sdmmti4e
grnennunsen wurben iofort beitdtist.
Der Senat pertaste ii@ bann bis Dons
nernas Mittas.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
aus oe,,, etaat.

spab beri@tet bic ct. Saul vgoltsseiz
t,ing4 pom 2. ,. so. Tolsenees: rSobn
Smltb bate seitern Jfadmittas $50 in
isi,,sm Eei9enbu9 uno iab Bent. 8ertauf
in elmer Muctions:Bube on ber Sit l..
straBe gu, I'M, gu ieben, Oh ct ai1t eiz
ne,t trtra bil1isen &ouf tbun tonne. IS
rpurbe aber ni9ts gum @ertauf ausse>
iteut mas er baben 1uollte, unb ct idlen<
oerts beBbalb bic Strabe entlans. Muf
einntoI, fiblte ct, baB ct iein Eai@enz
budsni6t mebr bate, tnb, lit bas Aucz
tions>2otal ;lriideileno, iaste er. benz
Muctionator, ct ,uole SIS Belobnuns
seben tiir bas 3uriiderlansen leiner $50.
Der Auctionator eriab ben 6umor Der
Situotion uno ertldrte, es ieien ibm IS
sebottn fit ein Gal@enbu@ nit $50.
@ofort bot Semano $40 6afiir, uno gum
Gritaunen uno balb gum Mer9er Smitbs
iteiserten ii9 bic 2ln9ebote, bis 5000
9eboten ,paren. Smitb uerlu6te perses
bens III ertldren, ,,no ais oas @elddter
i,ninsr sr0Ber purbe, besann er aut cine
Weift 81 i6impfen, baB er 1dlieBli3
perbaftst 1puroe, Auf ber Gentral|tas
fiod fnterleste e 80, Sic e belte, BET
rubisem 0sadoenten, bur@ @i@terI&eiz
nen I'M Sti9 lieb.
Sn Tersus Taus aob @i@ter Tranfs
berg cine Gnti3eiouns ab, bic |ea@z
tuns peroient uno Mnlab seben ioQte,
abnli@e Taue III slei4er Weiie, obne
&i6ter uno 9lbuotaten aussu9lei9en.
Gin Mann, Namens 9arlon, lette ndm>
LID cine @olfsfaue in mel@er ii3 oos
Gbier aud fling. nit oerielben aber per-
i&manb, oa iie ;u leidt mar. Sarion
perfolste bic Spur, tonnte aber ben
Bolf ni9t mebr finoen. Spater muroe
bas Gbier pom eincm Mannc Namens
Sobnion int @aloe eripdbt, BET es
tDbtete unb bic seietli9e Bounty oafiir
einsos. Mls 2arion bariiber &unbe er>
bielt, perlonste ct BON Sobnion Sale,
TeQ unb @ountp, uno mar oerielbe audi
wiQens bic beibem eriteren Mrtttel 5uriids
suseben, aber ni6t bic Bounty. Gs
fam besbolb GUT &lose, 'pel9e oer obenz
eruabnte 9fidter oabin enti6ieo, boB, ba
8eioc ibren Ebeil sur TOhtun9 oes Wols
fes beisetrasen bdtten, Seber aud gu
einem Gbeile ber Bounty bere3ti9t lei.
Gr tbeilte besbalb bic POM Staat be-
,ablte Bountp I'M Betrage pon IS
uno Wcrtlaster mie Sald9er wareu ban'it
3ufrieoen.
Mm Mlonta q muroe in Manfato
Mnbrem Yeterlon aus Nerleben pon
Trau Gbriitine sSenlen nit eincn &es
uoluer burd ben &opf seidoilen II. toots
lid permunoet. Peterion bat friiber bel
ber letteren seboaroet uno itattete tbr
AM Montas einen 8e JUDI ab. Sei iei>
ncm Gintritt ersriii oie Treu einen &ez
poluer, pel9en iie im S@ers, NIT ben
QSortcn v6anoe lit oie t6Obe" anf ibn
anleste uno losoriidte. Gin S@uB
fra9te unS BET 8eiuder ltiirste tootli3
setroiien gu 8ooen. 6rou SenIen,
,pelde feinc 9lbnuns bapon bate, oaB
ber @epolper selaocn mar, lou taft
,uabniinnis iiber Den i3redli@en Sorz
faQ icin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09

Den bo9iten Morttpreis IN Galb
fir Butter unb Gier ;a5lt I'M Balement
pou Nruolo's Store an ber @de uon
W}innclota Ii. 2. 0foroitrobe 9enrp
@romc. (oa)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
gisentbimer ber
$iomier Mpot9ete

Stem lllm, W&inn.
Weebisinen, Gbemitalien, Eoilettenarz
titeln, Narf famerten, Tarben, Del, Sir
nii1en, @las, Bu@er, S@reibmaterias
lien pn6 Muiifinitrumente itets TT GROCER
Musmabl at 2ager.
Mecepte na3 mebi5inii@en 0feseln NIT
9rSbter 8orii@t angefertt9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-09

g a 9 ben neueiten gta@ri6ten aus
Waibinetom fou feline Grtra>Seiiion oes
,Gon9reljes einberu fen weroen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
FRENCH ANARCHISTS
THREATEN LEADERS or THE
REPUBLIC FROM LONDON.
VaiIliants Dynamite Bomb is Not the
Last That win BE Thrown, and
Revolution is Forctold.


Ry Associated l'ress.
Paris. Dec. ~ The Associated Press
has obtained a copy Of the violent mani
festo which the French anarchists OF
London have secretly prepared for dis
tribuHon in Paris. The manifesto Is
headed. 'Dyuamitards to the Panama
TIN 'Tss manifesto says: "This first dyna-
p,ite cxplosion will not be the last Tor
vuu wretches. Since ISL when You con,
verfed Paris into q chamel house ana
1nasgacrel 5000 prlletariats. the repup'
n has been turned into den OF tWeEes;
directed successfully BY the se1nnarei
Thiers, the brute MeMahon. the timer
Greyy and the manikin Narnot Willt, tue
yoor hounds below were eonuenheu 4"
white slavery or 10 die Of starvation
\, tbe streets. Do You think such
stete Of things can rnduref MOI rcVo-
i,Nion win deyour you. We, whom sou
nttia1ved. viii come 10 the rescue OF me
storyinr and the dipped poor who cannon
woit patiently. Ike The labor deputies
sn called because they had no work.
These idiotic renegade deputies nelINt ~
recently that you would ,Afe tleii, sllp.
IT. rabbits bat they decline to be- blown
M Win vou. Don't hold The miserable
saoiniIsts responsible for dynamite. lheg
81, cont 10 enrich themselves Ike You
etor n further announcement OF the
..aiai;sts the manifesto proceeds 10 de
.c-ii,a the bourgeoise class saying thhi
..e .v0rse thun refuse, and we warn
@,esc ,rhn are demanding Tie death pom
adv for valiant, who followed me kh y,
~ Tnnthier With a bomb thraWii "a ~
ne, ~ yanr rilhers' cave lookout inf
Ill.. ,tins That was merely q fofeinste,
800 ,,'nnid in,var7liy prefer surrender
s"v ~. 11r,,-p info shrpdH and into fnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Ne would seem to he natural for one 70
do who Vac writiing IN the thrDca Of an
Qgumling death, Wen his arms held
DOWN. Was the weight Of another body
hanging 10 his 70 hastca tho night Of
htnt The circumstances secm To livc
The PAPERS which Shhmanu had Ncncd
are snid 10 have made the money payable
10 herrca $50 SliRpl SuiNIn STIR
20 hcRrcr, Mhcrv Rrr thcyg The officers
Informant soys they were not sent away,
An unfinished warch as fAilel TO dts
cover them, and mdecl 70 he ever had any
1lects they arr missing now
Ihe hluatcl condition Of the body suc-
Ecsia that strong poison whs the agency
which took aNny his life; and the fact
that not only had Slhhnann been rrpss
porous, hat that he was about TO acquire
what to him was u large sum of money.
sci'ins 10 dlsnrnyO the theory " sulrid0,
The greatest obstacle that the officers
have had 10 contend aFhinst Is that -
iew knew Sihhm1nn and ecatccly any OF
those who dil, knew him we'll enough 10
furnish any intnrmutieu which w0nld no
If any usr. lip worked a few months
aye for Albert Bnaksher. Main atreet
butcher. 10 The TIME of his death Slh-
mann was working AZ the slaneMcrlng
house, near the paclNry, The man who
y suspected ~ murlcrlng him. the IN
FORMER and The three who have purity
.'fT Nf'''.
AMI also worked az tho slaugNeHng
hnWse 90 he four for tho iuformcr
e one VI thnsp WIN i1cuuncd Tho body
tho man suspected ot committing the
murler u The 1uly one Who know him
Intimately He T. the only one who wac
called "SRhnwnn's friend"
Whether the hody b. that ~ Sihb.
mann or not tho tart W nndlspptod TINT
Slhmom has llaapnenrN as if ho had
vanished into thin air. The further fnot
is iudlenutahln that he WINS socn for
| the last imc about twenty.four hours he
/ fore tho dead body wns found hnnrlnr
Ia Me tree. aud further Il is known that
/ he nnn who is suspected Of his murder
| wna with him when Slhhmnnn was last
aeen
Whom the body was brought to the
cIly Il was Thought he was a stone mason,
| AMI y numlr w stone mnHons called 10
SOC tho body, hnt each one declared they
hHl novcr aceu hint
n gccms probable foul, reYotlif muir
! der lis been committed, mud That ING
| murderer threw around liv deed d ven
which wnuld have inrv,rr l,itlleU i ir0W
| ,lrw had mot 0nn ,yhu hnd hcen given a
glimpse underneath revealed the horrible
| starry
NE Officers have not quite finished H.
risr, but il y likely an arrest viii b,
/ nude hplnrp niHht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Mr. Cooper loft tonish, to spcnd the holl.
days a home The resignation OF EDGAR
A, Bounds. @ Texas clerk IN the pension
bureau has been accepted. A. II, Smith
VI Fort Worth called on Comptroller
Eckles today In regard to tho establish.
mrnt Of the proposed SlOckmcn's National
bank " Fort Worth.
Pensions for TeNas; Original. Robert
McCloune. at Fort Davis; McNiean war
widows, u. Mcqueen. Jasper; Rachel
Dossett. Rusk.
John w. Crawford wns today ap-
pointed pNstmasier at ln,a Clasc0sa, vioc
j. w, Crouch, r,Sjgncl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
RIO HAS FALLEN
WAS THE STARTLING RUMoR
GIVEN OUT,
hut Aftcrward IL Was Denied, aud
the Report is tho Insurgents
Were whipped

Pcrnambuco. Dec 22-rhe moat
startling and sensational rumors are 10
circulation here. According to tbs report
which reached here from Rio today the
insurgent feet after two days, desui'
tory fighting with government troops
made determined and successful attack
upon Rio. which has resulted In tho cap
ture Of that ciN II is added that
Pclxoto has resigned IN favor Of Mello
aud that PcSoto is u prisoner Ia The
hands of enemies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
PULLED THE THROTTLE
WIDE OPEN AND FoLED THE
woULD-BE UoBBERs.
A Katy Train Attacked Near Kclsa
l. II, and Fireman Miller Badly
wounded-A guslade.

Special to the Gazette.
Demson, Tex. Dee. 22,--A report was
reeeived at ;he Missouri, Knssas aud
Texas headquarters here tonight that pas
senger train No. had been fred at at
Kelsa, l. n, at o:a5 This evening. Kcla'
has no depot, and when the train arrived
it dashed on siding and was stopped
A fusilade of bullets was sent into ii,
traiu by parties in ambush
Fireman Miller of Muskogee was shot
In the mouth and painfully injured.
The train pulled ont before any at
tempt at robbery could be made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
At Any Cost, But Be Care
full, Was the Order,


"a =, M ~ Aa-,--
Chicago lu.' Dec --'- , an ,'
Foy appeared in court today ready 10
testify in the Consnlin case, in' 'o .,.
room was crowded owing 10 ,n s i'g, ,'ia'
it bad been learned Mrs roy naa rec'''-
ed letter threatening her II she tes-
tilted. The letter reads Don't be a
traitor To,,, ant for voursplf and fam
W. '",0' ,t io'n Io", iC c,nsi5er,tion Of the
n.y. After a long eoh7'ueruuDN VI wv
objections Of the defense, chiefly that the
wifi rorfd NOT testify where her testi-
-, ,,,,,,,,a,, bo. brsbonl NJ
"'onS "ou'" i'''l l'.'. -, ,r,,.,,iu
one OF the consprators, juicy ",,',,
sNlhi nave neclHeu 'h' n''''',' ''4'
Mrs Foy. The objection Of the defense
Is oVerrnleu' 'ur'ns '"' '''''''''''''y"
the defense objected to almost every
question Inv the state. and her story pro
q n,5S ., % sbo stated She knew
Conghlin, Martin Burke ana lav'lcN wv
ney, all OF them haNinE ne'ii AT Nv
Coughlin. sh said, first appeared In
March or April lAs,'' severn INNS %
Coughlin visited her husband ana Tue
two talked IN whispers. On one visit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
LANp orF1cN MpIcrMENrs.

special To the Eakette
Guthrie. O. r.. Dec. - The United
States grand jury at Perry last might
found nn indictment against j. EMalnne'
register Of the laud othce for fraudulent.
iy filing people ON valuable land, and
De was promptly arrested An lndicl-
ment was also found against Chiot CLERK
ltandlnnd for accepting hrlbos, Other IN
dictments are being kept back until the
parties can Dr. arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

washington. Dec. 22-One o., the va
ca,,eies m IN. office Of bank examiners
for Teas viii be- dlei IN few days
81 tbs appointment Of II. y McDonald
of Para Ia fact be- f. IN bic way bore
nov 10 rscsige instr1ciions ana comp
ROLLER Ecbles expects lm daily.
Several Te1as mciubcrs haff Hnhoupcei
ti,af they will not accept The Double
miisare which .eonrr,ss voted itself and
acsinst which Mr.. Hutchinson - yiEor'
ous!y spoke.
Bdli4ar L. Falconer Of Texas was ~
DAY appointed fourth assistant fHaIninri
Ii tie patent Office At Sl2Oy PEI annain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
A CHICAGO CRANK.

liy Associated Press.
Chicago, Dee. % flames Powers,
supposed crank, tonight while the Cough
lin jury was going from the court room
to the hotel, after an effort to break
through the police Gordon. yelled
70 the jurors that he would make Il worth
SluO 10 each man TO set Coughlin free.
The police prevented his saving more.
His sanity viii be inquired into.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Special to the Gazette
Guthrie. q H. Dee ~ Routine re-
uorts Of committees and presiding elders
occupied most ~ the iimc al tho Method
ist conference today, tho principal ica'
turc bonr the dropping from tho rolls
of a number OF pr,hntinnists aud the ru
jcoHon OF several applicants 0s ndnils.
sion because Of lack Of cdurution
Tonight the educational and Freshman
aid anniversaries were observed by Row
D. II. Palmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
FIRE An ITALY.


NTTVTTT 70 NV VT0TTIV
Italy Tex, Dec ~ This evening the
seed IN the LARGE seed house belonging
10 the Italy Gin company was discovered
tn be on fire but water was turned on
FROM the hose at tho Gin, aud the flames
soon subsidized. Tho finely discovery 0f
water c9uld be- uscd prevented serious
conhagrauon, Origin of fire unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

by Associated Press.
New York, Dec. - Minister Mendoza
Who Il IA The city, said today; ~ re-
ceived telegram from RIO dis morn
ing. but have 40 adyices 10 confirm the
report OF Mehos triumph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

By Associated Press
Pcrnambuco. Dec. PA battle be-
tween the rebels and government iorc"s
Is reported to have taken place yesterday
In tho interior FIFTY government troops
arr said 20 have been Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Ky Associated frtNs
Tripon, Dec. - "A conflict has taken
place near Fc2mn, between the Turks
aud their old time cncmies the Ieuriks.
The latter lost ninety men and 1000
campls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
BRIGHAM YoUNG's SON


Special 10 Che GhEeiie.
Halt lake. Utah. Dee. TN o O'Clock
Tonight Oscar Y0nns. o crazy aou . brig-
ham Young. rushed through ue theator
onto me s.nge md friod 10 klil several mein'
bsrs n Huyfs Trip to China Company, 80
was anaiiy oyrfpowsred and PLACED Ia jail
No oae Wa hurt Young knew uone Of The
eounary, but Imagined they had wrongri
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
A prAGun RAGING.

by Associated Press.
belgrade, Doe. - "A plague is rag
ina az Snlonlm Authorities have al.
ready burned lbirN-four infected pousea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

by Associated Press.
DuTalo. n y. Dee. - Superintendent
Andrews hns declared Edward NJ Fled;
SON or ihe late Cyrus w Field, suuc. ana
he will he taken back 20 New York 10 stuhd
trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
WOMAN AM RARY nunNrD.

BY Associated Press.
Glrari, Kan. Dee 22-While Mrs
Hcaly was preparing dinner gasoline
stove exploded, fatally burning herself
and her baby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Columbia. s. o. Dec. %. special to
the Register from Winston. $. O.. says a
fre Is raging there. A dozen stores were
n. mel The latest news says the fire
>. .mder control. There are no other
p tiiculars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

ronit walt Buy now, while values arc
lo,rest Having 70 settla an estate muqi
glrc bargains on ioia, EtOrcsi acreage. 10
Qullu a once.
t03 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

unned Monday. it is rumorcd the dc
tense viii Introduce damaging Testimony
TO impcach Mrs. F0y's story.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

The orange crop of the state o. Iioridn
.his wear y placed ~ nearly 4,OoO'OD
bgrst lw 4 Florida 9ass paDer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
MTNnRs' sTml11 UNNE0nssAIY

piusburg. pn., Dee "A Joint ROM
ycntion ~ river and railroad coal mlu-
crs held here today decided that a sen-
ernl strike was unnecessary,
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10 who live, only 10 hene8t hinseii
eo iis IN tbe world a benefit when b.
ci.-Tsrtulian.
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Miss Maficrof-Faci--fes. ita Just
killing. -Piitsburs Post
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BUSINESS.

MON FURNITURE COMPANY
= 10 the Gazette.
won. Tex. Dec. 22.-The Houston
'''e company. Kerry q puval pro
n which burned out yesterday as
'oday, naming A. II. Luihm as as
The liabilities are $1,000, ol
s'ovV are preferred assets. note,,,
+ y e,9flis, and two Insurance pom
H'Voo each, and damaged stock
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WANTED
BIS and Girls TO Work for
Santa Claus.


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