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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

seems that Paris s. Nave organized banks
somewhat or. the plan of Dwiggins of the
Columbia National of Chicago; in fact,
Paris was interested with Dwiggins in the
Farmers bank of Greentown, which has
suspended.
Ex-Governor Chase was also one of the
founders of this Greentown bank. The
banks ordered to close by Paris & Nave
include the bank of Orleans. bank of Ross
vile, bank of Freeport, 0. and bank of
Rockford, Mich. These banks Were all
private affairs and had no extensive pat
ronage. The firm of Paris & Nave has
only been in existence a short time, Nave
joining with Paris in the business in JAN
uary, 1892. Nave described the firms bus
mess a general brokerage one, in ad-
dition to the banking end. He says the
firm has been handling securities to Ger
tain extent.
The Dwiggins plan was followed in its
general outline by Paris g. Nave in or
ganizing these small private banks. An
office would be opened and local parties
interested in the scheme 1t was the firms
ultimate end, said Nave, to convert the
small institutions into national banks after
they had been put on n sound footing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
Pillsbury- Passes a Dividend.

ST. PAUL, May 13.-The Pittsburgh ash
burn Flour Mill company of Minneapolis,
the majority of the stock of which is held
by London capitalists, has passed its an
nual dividend, owing to the continued de-
cline in the value of wheat, together with
the very unsettled state of wheat and flour
markets. The directors think they will be
able to pay per cent. on preference stock
at the end of the financial year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
No Money to Pa v Them.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The services of
William T. Sullivan, a postoffice inspector
at ST. Louis on money order service, have
been discontinued owing to the insufficiency
of the appropriation for the service. 1t
Is understood that ten or twelve others will
be dropped from the rolls next week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
To Visit the Naval Academv

WASHINGTON, May 13-The following
persons have been Among others appointed
members of the board of visitors to the
naval academy: q. c. Menzies, of Mt.
Vernon, Ind, and William Mckinley, Jr.
of Ohio
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
Two Boys Burned to Death.

OswEfo, n. Y. May l3.-Willis Scully
and Thomas Lavere, 3-year-old boys, en-
tered the barn at the formers home and
locked the door. 1t is supposed that they
started bonfire, las the barn was soon afire.
Both persisted before they could be re-
laaSa1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May l3.-The
private banking institution of Paris &
Nave at Rockford, Kent county, has closed
its doors upon the order of the proprietor,
who lives at Indianapolis. The bank did
lively business among the farmers. Moth
ing is known of the banks condition, eX-
cept that it was affected by the failure of
The Capital National bank, of 1ndianap-
olis.
RICHLAND, Mich, May 13-The Union
bank, u branch of the Columbia National
Of Chicago, has been closed. Cashier
Watts says that the despositors will be
paid in full and the bank running again
in two or three days.
EDwARDsBURG, Mich, May 13.-The Citi-
rens' bank of the place has closed its doors.
About 900 of local deposits, together
with township and school funds are
affected. 1t was branch of the Chicago
Columbia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

Bright teeth, and lips that glow the
while.
Give light and color to a smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and color to a kiss.
But both must suffer from the want
OF the life-giving Sozodont.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
Lawyer Weeks Has 'sSloped."

NEW YORK, May 10 - An attachment
issued by Justice Patterson developed the
fact that Lawyer Francis III. Weeks, who
failed on April 20, has fled
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
Tennesseeans Indicted for Lynching.

CHATTANOOGA, May 13.-The grand jury
has returned twenty-five indictments
against citizens alleged to have been con-
cerned in the lynching of Alfred Blount, a
negro who outraged an aged white woman
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

Sovereign Prince of WaIdeck Dead.
BERLIN, May 13-George Victor, the
sovereign prince of Waldeck, died at Mari
enbad, Bohemia, of pneumonia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
LuttreIrs Story Must Have Been a

SHERMAN, Tex, May 13-Charles Lut-
trell and John Carlisle, who murdered
William L. Sharman, have been hange d
here by the sheriff--not Judge Lynch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
DID A DWIGGINS BUSINESS.
Firm Mt indianapolis Involved in the
Difficulty.

Difficulty.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13.-John w. Paris
and j. Shannon Nave, under the partner
ship style of Paris s. Nave. bankers. have,
from their quarters in the hid Sentinel
building in this city, been controlling sew
eral small banks in this and other states.
Upon the report of the Columbia National
bank failure. Paris 6 Nave ordered the
banks which they control to suspend. It
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

will be, promptly squelched. I" !
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

HARTz & ULLMEYER Sole Agents Rock Lei
ana III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13

existence; 1t Is the spring time of the
year. the time of seed sowing. Young.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-13
Tax PURCHASERS NOTICs

Dated Rock Island. ILL.,, this 18th
1S43
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
MESQUITE NBws.

MESQUITE, Tex. Sept 17.-(speciall
THE store Of Lander Bros. WINS burg
lar4zed last night. An entrance was of-
feoted, by making hole under the win
dow. Only few goods were missing.
No clew az to who DID It.
An attempt was nade to rob J. Il.
Stirling. farmer wldle coming through
East Fork bottom yesterday. He had
been 10 Fornry and Sold two bales 81
cotton. aud when about midway Of The
bottom. d lone rohber, win drawn pistol
stepped from behind pile of cord wood
and commanded him % half. but bis team
took fright nt the rubber and started Ia d
run Two shots weFe fired nj Mr.. Star
ling. both Of which hew wide Of The
mark. and he escaped with bis cash,
abont SIS.
While Mrs. w. s. White was preparing
for Sunday school f0day. n par5or match
c.piodgd. setting her dress on ire which
she did not notice i'll nearly half Of her
dress was ablnze. Her huslad eDtesed
ne hons,. Just nj time savei her end the
bsb, hy a heroic effort. Mrs. White wa
oulT burned slightly. The baby WIS
White had both AlLnds buisird psinfully.
but for his pre.rncc a. The iipe Mr..
White aud the baby would both have been
burned fatally.
DurfnE the past vtek there has been
three deaths freni diptheria II tie cnili
uItiiity, and thefr are Two new cases r.
ported today. some uliciiAlness a irii
ieEt Is ah3aid besone epideinie-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
FOUL MURDER.
\ SMALL STORE KEEPER SHOT
DOWN An NIGHT.
He had $500 Where iIc Could Put
Ills Hands on It, aud THAT Prob
ably Caused the Crime.

mIISBoRO, Tx, Sept II. lspe
oiall--A murder most foul was com,
mittod in tho southeastern portion Of
town ibis morning at o'clock
Bon Burton, white man, has been
running liilc family grocery store az
The edge of Ncrfotown for some time.
Although his store was small % was geu-
eflly known be always Kept money
thee, Yesterday morning he remarked
hn had Sl5OJ Whera he could lAit bis
hands on Il any tine,
This morning about O'Clock some ono
called az the font dOor aud wanted 10
get in % gpt something 10 eat Burton
sleeps on Il fnt in ilio r.ar Of tho store.
llo Hot up, and FROM appearances stt
down Two cans Of pOtted meal, tlch il
" supposed he went behind the counter
aud siUDp,d down TO vet something.
wlicn he was shot 10 tie hack OF tle
head with large pisiG. lie was found
immediately after thr rufurt IN ihis ~.
sitou by party who slegaa In M nd
joining house,
Several parties who arrived at once
sly they saw white man running south
frDm the house down the public rRd.
Bnron'n chsh drawer was found AlAut
100 yanls fnm the store Ne Tie direction
ibe party referred TO was seen 10 50,
a man by the namr Of VIM lima
lpcn arrested an suspicion, Hs hu and
burton wrri partners 10 business some
tipr since Burton having tho most
money, bccn0e dissatisfied and drlw ont.
Vim was seen twice at the store yes
tnrday aud agniu last night az . o'clock.
YET nothing wls thought Of g. ns be- was
10 mo way Heiiug rtHngr aud had been
often In the hllit " gomr there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
ALL OVER TEXAS.
ouANAn NEWS.


QUANAII. Tex, Sept "a tspcr,--,-
The latelt enterprise IN a buaiuoss way
IN Qunuah Is the establishments 81 q
broom factory Oh South Second street
W stairs Of tlie Implement and carriage
repository 81 Alessis. White a 90.
Wheat No, . j. selling today nt 20
cents pr bushe on streeta FROM the
wagon.
Captain Godfrey VI England. who bns
large landed interest II the Panhandle,
II now ~ Qnanat
9. $. Horwell aud 90. nre occupying the
large tNolatory brick bnllding on John
spn euest recently vacated by q. w.
Gncathonse.
MIsa Addie smith. bnsom. lass Of
sonF seventeen slnInsers whD iefi here
with her parents sgine two weeks ngo
that shr sfsod Ia line fOriy-sicht tlnrs
before she Wda recognized ly Che enroll.
Ing clerks nd The booth. SuNli pluck aud
energy u deserving Of much admiration.
mud Afina Addic ~ greatly ndmtred here
for II by hrr friends.
IL Was reported on the streets yeatnr-
dag cYn1ing that a farmer from Gre',i
county was robbed ncar The dld crossing
90 Rcd ritfg. Deputy Sheriff DerReepn
went out 20 whore the robbery h sail
10 hafe taken place, but he retufnesl
~ town without making any ai1esfa.
Sheriff DIX Color returned ffun tho
East ycsie riny, bringing with him one
Ar. st. Clair, who y wanted IN this
ceqiniy for dlsporing " monigagpd prop
erty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
PERSONAL.

mesiicnia OF Fort Worth Who have vis
TORS from othrr towns will confer q "a
rar Oh 1ar Gazette by sending noilce Ol
the fact TO tlis paperl
Mrs !. Il. Black Of Arson II 10 The
| city.
W o. MCGEE Of Rome, Ga, u IN the
city.
j y. swlmmerion Of g. Louis Is In
the city.
jake Johnsoh returned last night from
Chicago
JAS baker Of Gunbuy Is At the
pcWld
Mr., II, - siayion Of Wichita Fails
u 10 the city.
u. u. Carver VI Henrietta was In
the city yesterday
W. @. nlifcro qf bryan spent last
nirbs IN Fort Worih
Mrs H. II Rouse Of Botbam Is spend
ms few days 10 the city
L. O. Hamilton Of Wichita FAILS ~
Registered NJ the Picl,wlok
Shein Morrow n Denton was IN The
ciy fDf q few hours iast nirlt.
II. y. J.. Montgomery aild wife Of
Dallas arr guests at fiiunorblO'N
II. l.. flirscilbufg Of tho Inside Track
compauy'' has nrrlg'd 10 the city
Nh. 7, ~ shle roifnod last night
from visit 70 relatives 81 Arkansas.
Mrs. Rtsialiaw and Misses MrGrokin
and 1asnrt Of Ohio -pent Sunday ia The
city
G. u. Ire u The Gazette len ypsier.
lay tot Denver. Col, 10 bc absent d
few days on business.
Air Va Smith. engineer on The Tex1a
and Pacific cnunOu-Dall. aild Wlfe lrif
fhi morning Tor Chicago and the fair
Leon u. Marcus left yesterday evening
for st. louis ard New York 10 purchase
a sioe4 He viii be- absent several days.
WI n. Haynish u LATHE IsDrk, Ar.
s,eiit sunday in Fort Worth and left
fhh morning f1r Ssn AntlaiO 10 make
that eify his future home
Sir W J. Aiavae. I,rssidsnt Of The
liazqtr company. "a confined ~ home
by sickness lie VIII probably he able
70 BE- out 30 fWo Or thrsr days
Mike Freoy. assisinut baggage ngent
90 The Union depot. returned yssEsr5ay
frlm Tho strip where h. NTht 10 g,t
llii1self o slice TIE usual sized sections
81 ihe sffip an 1GI acre.. but Mikes
iraef y aismi OG arfps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
HELP OR WE PERISH.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, soRELY
sTicKEN WITH FEVER.
The Disease Declared epidemic.
Sad Scenes as the Fleeing People
ZEN Goodbye 10 Those who stay
behind.

SAVANNAH Ga. Sept ia spe-
cin TO The Morning News from Brlns-
wick tonight says Eleven now cases
OF yellow fever today and an epidemic
Is declared such was tho announce
mcnt declared by col. Goodyear at The
board Of heath meeting today. sending
thrill Of horror through The grief striek-
en- residents Of brunswick With heart
breaking sorrow hundred, hurnodly
rushed 10 The trains and Il will need 10
military force 10 depopulate the city.
There are poor In brunswick for whom
thr government and people " iliis e0uns
" must think They have no money
aud ''hplD Or we perish u The cry Tint
would go up from the throais dld they
know II would be- heard. Dark clouds
iioat over the city to-day adding 70 the
gloom.
surgeon Guitoras left this afternoon
for Philadelphia after doing noble work
Ito waa called 10 the bedside 81 a sick
wife. Surgeons GDqdlngs and Fagrl ARE
here, aud Surgeon Murray ~ 81 route
Work will be- commenced on the hospital
building. tomorrow During the hurry
and hustle Of leaving today many nail,-i
up their stores a1d then He'd. Weeping
mothers, wives and children, stood iy The
frnin. crying as n their hearts would
break. as they Imprinted kisses on loved
ones lips probably the last they VIII
ever give. Strong men inrlfd aside with
tears Nelling from their cyes A. they
crs TINT wcre offered Ia that crowd were
many. but silent and sincere The
change IN the weather - uufuYornble and
the worst may be- e1pccii4i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
RoANoKE NEWS.

ROANOKE, Sept l,.-- Especially The
Denton County Singing association me,
hem Saturday, Five classes were prcs.
cnt and took Part in The exercise. The
singing by the juvenile class Of Rcun.
okc. led by Prof Grahm, formed a
most Interesting feature Of the prormm.
The people here larsoly attended Tho
cmyen'on, thus giving uyldeaec OF thcir
inlcwst IN yOca muiir.
The attendance ~ the Union Sunday
school i increasing w l.. George il
an eilicinht superintendent
Rev barney lhfwis prs ichpd ~ good
andlcnces hrrp Sunday mornlng aud
ulglu.
A complete r,dlpg chart has boon Ne.
enrel t9r nc primary department q
Hurry hlies, who has been IN AIlesIs.
.irpl Tor q few weeks past. returned ia
lis hnme hrro last week.
Born. To De mud Mrs W n. Doris
Oh sept IL 1901, twin iNnshtcfs. Both
mother gnl daughters feported " be
doing we'll,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

3 z. q. Rcnnrii I'M nsslgnce /, or
u w 70 close M do hsintss and ray
~ ny following Indebtedness first. nam.
,nN mem as preferred crcditors: Iie.
,P, ,',is shry.. SaNl. y, X. Goodsou 81
uilvu,~i Slun; NJ L. Arnold, $40. I'd
'Y'"'pn' ~ DR.. J, ", Arnold. $iS.
tnsve amounts am home indchledp,4s
MnNi sympathy y felt Tor him. a. M
nature Is solely due to a failure 10 III
lect outstanding indebtedness.
cotton ~ steadily coming ia every dav
ava, heug marketed al The highest notch
20 the local buyers.
Coke aud Nofhcos speeches ON ths
great releAl debate IN the 1nate. were
Wen received In this section aud every.
que wants 90 hear what Mills. our great
hrih rrtormcr, has 10 say On The snhiisvi
ut 80 much vital Importance 10 all r-
Respective Of crvrd, party or political
views and every move made In congress
- closely Watched with Erai interest.
No lnirrwt has lu,en taken in this
section on the Cherokee opening, ~ tho
gVncra sentiment sceins 10 b. tAif let.
VT ana equally ae good lands and hiim,,F
eau he lad 10 this state III lower ndcia
attended with less hafdShlps and OH
,atlons which are nov lremilnr The ual,
umns 81 all our daily lpperr, IN thcir
trporu i"m thr strlp. The first tickts
has yw 90 he sold troin tls point 10 any
hoomcr bound for the strin aud mons
have bepn known 10 10 by wagon. which
eli1nks WEI inr prosperity aud content.
ment anong nv tanners OF Tens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
FEARFUL FIRES.
ASHLAND, WIS, AND OTHER
kTowNs suEFER
Women and Children Burned to
Death-Indians ON Rats in the
River surrounded by an Archwny
or Flap'as

ASHLAND, Wis. Sept 17.-Raiu.
is the hopeless cry throughout Northern
Wisconsin tglny as the forest flames
continue 10 deyour everything. II has
been an exciting day for Ashland, set
tiers coming IN from an directions flying
for their lives, \ noon the people were
called from worship by IRE alarms. The
clnders aud smoke became almost blind
lug all over the dty Over IL thousand
volunteers were added To tlie fire depart.
ment to iighl the flames which rushed
| NJ ON the city from tile Udan1h Indian
AT three O'Clock there was wild CRY
Of despair among. the people living near
tho Milwaukee,. Lake Shore and Wet,
crn shops The waierwOrks liad given
Out aud thcne was no water. Chemical
engines We're brought out hut Il was use
less To try 60 stop the flames rs a hirh
gale was blowing There are bit feS
wells in the city. The coal sheds caught
fire and The plucly engineers soon had
thirty dead locomotives fired up running
luoIJ Slul ON OF HJols auntoi me-
Household goods have been burned and
over % hundred families are already
homeless The sun was almost Obscurel
by the heavy clouds Of smoke and elm
ders. Twenty men were overcome IN
fighting the flames and taken 10 the hos
pital Timber aud vcgeintiou Is like
straw No rain has fallcn since October
10
Three families near Meriugo have per.
ished Firemrn wifi Wet silOnncs and
goggles cannot remain long IN the intense
heat and smoke.
Al Parisiyille the large iron plant
burning A large number Of women and
children who rushed to the Lake Front
Were only saved by desperate effort
with patrol wagons.
The fire has been raging further south
all week and the heaviest 'rt did not
roach Eere until today II was hope
loss struggle In the eastern part Of the
city.
ell, and ar' being cared for by those
who still have houses. A man named
Egsirom WAS driven crazy by the loss
Of wife aud children. His hair. eye
lnshez and clothes We're burned from his
body when he was discovered
As near 40 estimated the fire now
covers nearly 200 square miles, and Is
sweeping north.
Tie damage to Standing pine Is very |
heavy and approXimnses not less than |
s.. 900. 600.
A woman and baby supposed 10 be |
the wife OF settler, were picked up in- |
sensible tonight near the White river |
road. The child died soon after arTiv.
Ing here The mother l. delirious aud |
II Is supposed her husband persisted,
Az The Odanah reservation the IN |
dnns arc camping on raft ~ Bad river |
and are heminei IN with an nrchwny ~ |
fan * All communication Is cut on |
from surrounding small towns today, II |
is In possible 10 give details u i0day'- |
holocaust and .odpy's losses, hut " rain
does not come tonight the death list will |
run up into the hundreds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
TIRE PRESENT WEEK PROMISES
10 RE EXCITING.
DEMOCRATS WILL DO WORK
In the House This Week, for They
wni Have Quorum orrhcir own.
Work on tho rArlr mn VIM be Yin.
der Way soon.

W ASlllNGTON, Sept. l1,~-Rcpcal
Will Rgaln Occupy tho attention Of the
senate this week 10 tho exclusion Of al.
lpo'i every subject, There may he a
division during the morning hour each
day Of resolutions of inaulry, or any
subject that be lcgitimalely taken NJ,
but the principal part OF cach day and
possibly each niyht will be devoted to
consideration Of Mr. Wilson's lin TO do
struy the vital CLAUSE Of the sherman
act Iherc win be brak tomorrow,
caused by the pccss which will be
taken In oliseryancc OF the Centennial eel.
ehlatlon Ut the laying Of the corner.
stone OF the ppiiul. aud possibly another
chnngc In the program Tuesday. when
Nj. Voorhees, will attempt TO extend the
'lRN session into tie evening Silver adj
Necates may be- expected to do most Of
The talking
Tuesday AIR Mills shocked for speech
Mt White % Georgia viii have the
toor Wednesday and while ON Thurs.
day Further tlmn this no speeches are
announced.
Mr. Jones Of Nevada IA preparing an
elaborate address Mesars. Morgan. Cock
NIL Vest Harris, Bate Bcrry Black.
burn, Can and Perkins, aud possibly 9th.
cr' are also expected TO take up the
quchiou lator.
lndlceiions point 10 a very hyoly week
Ia the house. Gomorrow will bc devoted
10 lhc ceremonies attending the Con.
O. a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
LOuIsIANNS WAY.
Three Negro Murderera Lynched and
sympathlzers Fiogged.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 17.-.votesin
Basile and Paul Julian brother Of Rose
so julian who numbered Judge Nietor
Ilstopinal in Jefferson parish Inst FRI
DAY afternoon. we're arrested Yesterday
charged with being aeces'oiier r. the
crime. aud confined u jan - South
pef Last nlgiii al } O'Clock a mot
% armed men r,ie 70 the jail ioak ile
fhue men out and hanged two % fheE
Ia 4 grove pear she SSH and The oshar 10
q naguolsl frsr near tmnp Parpet
Two other aerroes. cltunns - tl.r Jul
lans. were taken from jul b Camp Par
pgi. severely hoaSed and 9rjen'd 70
save The panisA in twenty Uinuies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
the PROMISED LAND ONLY
Ff ASHES SAND DUsI -
THE DEATH LIST IS GROWING.
m CEa gA-FnrrrPt
Tales ofsqForias rhat oniy Faint.
iy Indicates What strlppcrs arc
snnering--Many OF che Roomers
AlRead,jon.fhe haok Tsaol iI5n,c.


GUTHRIE, 0. n. Sept 1T-tspeciall
"A terfiiic sand storm ragged all d,p
today aud made life almost unendunble
., r me new settlers on the Cherokee
o., Al Perry II was impossible 10
Sl,S/ e than thirty feet and every
% Rsa yciylhing was covered with
r. I.'Rb. Add to this the dlscom-
~ "a. % nuugry and thirsty and Of
mNs y out ON tho open ground
las iiis, ond one can ina CINE the feel.
ings Of ile twenty thousand people
holding down town lots in the future
great city OF Oklahoma, Two daily
papers appeared there this morning in
addition to, thgonc coming out last night
aud though most Of the people spent the
day In work, thee ministers managed
TO hold religious services.
Last night scores Of people were rob
bed by the thieves and thugs who in-
fest the town. and two mon were badly
injured and Samuel Arls0n was killed
for resisting -ilie thieves. Twenty-Five
race horses We're also stoln and ridden
away.
Now that the excitement IL wearing
on details o. accidents and quarrcls can
be- obtained and il is found that many
more were injured than was az first
supposed though the Wild stories about
dozens of men that are stabbed have
been proven false. ,
Thomas Mcbride aud John Bean quar-
relied over u lot and MciNideS skull
was fractured by a blow from stake
in Beans hnnds
Henry Strong was shot in quarrel
over Il pony, aud an unknown man shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
coPpERAs coyis NEWS.

COIpERAs cove Tes. sept IL
lspecall "A horrible and what came
near beinK fatal aocidsnt haIHcncd az
one n DE gins ~sncd by Mtidlrks x
Gotohor " this piun yelterdi.y Mr..
Aiildieks. who was working VI The gin
siasa. bad Is f'5t arm drawn Into tie
Gu viii rrnt denl Of presence u
mind. he quiei1y Withdrew Il h..farc hi.
arm Nus turn fO pipres, but tho laff liond
was - seyrcIy INITIATED that onr u bis
fingers VIA. afnpuiAtcl.
81 = Wpo1hu. = dealer ~ rearfui
merchandise and GrOcefisai, has made al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
FIRES


DECATUR Tex. sept Il. Cspeclal.)
"A rosldcnce on South Trinity street,
occupied by County Treasurer Johu NJ,
Gibbs, and owned by pl4tritS CLARK ], G.
Casey, was destroyed hy FIRE III , y. M.
tu,lny, together with tie contents The
wind was blowing very hard az ,hr Time
and y was impossible TO save the proper.
atrrci, The property of I. W. Hatcher.
caught fire and but for Tho prompt w0rl,
Of the Grcmpn would have been Destroy
ed also The residence and contents
were insured for $500