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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Special to The Gazette.
DALLAS, Texas. Nov. 1.-THE losses by
Yesterdays fire, not reported last night
are MS follows. DR.. J, r. Palmer, fur
n,ture $500: %. q. Guillot, household
Ids $50; j w. Copeland, bugeies'
s3S1. he Admiral Cigarette company
SSDO0 worth OF cigarettes, uninsured
sidney Iieinharjt Of thc keinhardt insnr-
nnoe agency said today: a.,
..'rbe fro Of yesterday morning VIII
cost the insurance COMPANIES an Of
Si06OOj BY the tire Of ne proceed
ne day they lost $4,000 You eau set
il down as q fact that the losses N
Dallas the last forty-iiys days nave eA-
rceded 50 Der cent OF the anuhnl r.
ccipts OF the companies doug business ~
the flty. But the losses N Dailas have
nnt becu greater than ~ the other
towns IN lie state. As result OF the
heavy losses about fifteen companies VIII
Withdraw from the stale on no isl Jay
n January, thus reducing the nnmuer
of companies doing business ~ Texas
10 about iifty-hFe, NJ ngainst - ihree
years ago. No, don't know that rates
viii be put up on ace0nni Of the heavy
lOsge4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

A Telegram was received yesterday
from Blair 4 Co, the oity's fiscal agents
IN New York, stating that the $4,000
OF bonds. all OF the Z per cent pnistaild-
ing had been rrc'lvei and cancelled.
THESE l~nds bore : per cent Interest
and 10 redeem chem bomle hearing O
Of them wep offered promptly for re-.
dcnpuon. The last ont~ n0lli not be-
traced TO any one aud HE consequence
WIS that the clty'E Finances were some
Whit cntunned All this Is sinightenod.
however, by the redemption Of the bouts
rs soon as thV cancelled bonds nr,
Received the mayor. citv serrrtorv
treasurer and menhem u the hnnncs
cpmniiivo Will assemble ana the boids
VIII be formally destroyed III th,{r
presence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
CLEBURNE FIRE.
ELEVEN BUILDINGS ON SOUTH
MAIN BURNED.
Fort. worth Called ON for Aid and
Sends n Company Down-At Last
Accounts the Fire Had Broken
Out Aircsh.

A part Of Cleburue was swept by hre
last night, and eleven buildings are In
ashes.
About 1850 Fire Chief Bell received
a telegram asking that all the Fort
Worth fire department be sent 10 the
aid Of Clcburne, which, when the iele-
gram was sent. was threatened with com
pete destruction. Fort Worth has only
one available steamer and Mr.. Bell
decmiug it unwise to leave the city with
ont protection. took only the Peter
Smith hose truck. This was loaded on
nntcar and this and two coaches left
for Clcburne shortly after midnight
Chief Bel and number Of others went
along.
shortly after they left telegram was
received. stating that the fire was under
control. Up to 3 o'clock this morning
only meager information could be relciv-
cd from Clehurne. This was that eleven
buildings on South Main street had been
destroyed. The fire originated in a cot
ton gin, and before strong breeze from
the south the flames swept north, CON
Stunning every building until 1t reached
the Glen Lea saloon. This was nearly
DESTROYED bat at 100 this morning the
FIRE had been checked here.
Iater-At $40 this morning it was
learned that the fire at cieoune had
broken out again and that the depart
mcnt had just been called out 1t was
reported to be raging under heavy
wind. The Fort Worth men were there
when the second alarm was sounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

march from the city hall out Jackson
boulevard people looked forth upon the
solemn scene. Inspector Ross sent 1900
ppuceneu TO clear the streets aud man
agr the crowds bat the officers were a.
most powrrless In the vast throng.
Inc display was one OF the most Inn
pu~ing ever seen In Chicago. AZ tho
inneral eur guarded by the active pail
,uchrerS. passed the crowds stood with
pared heads and dimnrd eyes.
Arrived at the church the rcmnlns
was placed within the chanrel rail. and
" The pTssence OF great congregation
The beautiful Episcopal service for tho
dcad was rad by Rev. L. n. Morrison.
Jr out from the sacred cdifice. echo
ing TO the snddcncl strains Of the great
orEan, the casket was horne and the
nnrch to the cemetery began. Down
Washington boulevard across the river.
then 20 the North Side the procession
movei Ia unhrnkcn column. aud upon
iktitcts everywhere lined with great
crowds. About two miles north from
the center Of the city the foot portion
Of the line dishanlcd, while the mounted
oilicersa nd those In ncrriagcs went on
to the cemetery.
DARKNESS was fast gathering when the
funeral cortegc moved directly to the
chapel, where the casket will remain
until finally Inferred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
rnB KATY INJUNCTION.

Special To The Gazette.
Galveston. Tex, Nov Tho final
determination of tho Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas Injunction suit against the
International and Great Northern Rail,
way company, involving the control aud
operating of The Galveston, lIoustpu-apd
Henderson railway. now pending In the
state district court Il set down for boar
ing November o. A motion Is now pend.
ing In the 1nitol States circuit court
to have this case transferred 70 that
court. which will In all probability b.
argued before United States Circuit
Judge A. =. Mccormick In chambers al
Dallas on Friday next, as Judge Me
Cormick's business Is such that he can
not come here tn hear the notion 1nt
International and Great Northern will
mako II strong effort 70 have the ease
transferred while the Missouri, ,Eansas
and Texas, jolncl by the Galveston
Houston aud Henderson, will resist tho
granting Of nn order of transfer to tn,
Federal court 1t will be- hot lcra
contest in which some 81 the hest talent
in afM ont of the state will partici
pate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
THEY ann AFTER IT.
The Proposed Judgeship OF the
South Texas Judicial District.


Special to thc Gazette.
Galveston. TcN,,Nou LIN anticipation TO
congress making liedoral judlelal district
out OF the southern portion Of tho state MS
plrants for tho district judnhip IRE spring
Ing up Ike mushrooms. Among those here
il1t tvouid IKE To wear the judicial r1hn
ana draw d life salary ~ 5000 year froln
Uncle sam are Hon, FCharles llumr sam
uel w. Jnnca. law partner Of tongr-slnah
Gresham. aud Major VI. Y Mott. Presley
X Stylne OF Houston u.so has his eye iixrd
on The indgtliip All are capable and either
woulh sloin tie bench with bccomlng dig'
nifty,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
THE BILL SIGNED,


Washington. Nov. 1.-Silver purchase
by the government ceased today. The
purpose for which President Cleveland
called congress In extra session was ac-
couplished al 4:25 this afternoon. when
he affixed his signature 10 the lill 10
repeal Internationally the purchasing
clause of the Sherman law. The str1s'
ple Ia the house was short. Only twenty
sevon men could be rallied for the last
stand by the silver leaders. and Bland
and hi. colleagues, knowing that further
Imposition WIS futile. preferred to sac
rms, The opportunity for few hours de-
bate offered BIZ Wilson In order to force
me majority 10 bring In clotnre aud con
| cur in the senate amendment By duress.
THE president had been kept duly adj.
yised az 10 the progress OF events, and
when Secretary Pearson arrived with
| the bil Secretaries Carlisle and Olney
| and private Secretary Hhnrber were
present. After facilitating each other
| for a few moments over the victory, tue
uresident took up the bill. read u aloud
| and then. picking Up a gun pen al
The analysis OF the vote shows thai
| 1Sl Demoerafs. IS Republicans and !
| Tonulist voted for concurrence. ana ~
Democrats. Is Republicans and = Popu.
iiSts against The motion. The following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
Ell RENO LADIES
Give an Oyster supper for the
Benefit of Their Church.

Special to the Gazette.
VI Reno, o. T.. Nov l.-'ine Ladies' Ala
sAicty OF thc First Baptist church gave IN
ovst,,r supper last night for the benent OF
the church, which WIS compicir hun''e',
both financially and socially INC A'''7
deserve much credit for the manner ~
which they conducted each respective pprt
gst,t NM uur on one ~ tide prlucipnl bnsi
1,ss streets. where they hold services, enl
In addition Two lots Ia the cliy, wlctr ,n'y
expect 10 erect huc chnfch from fhN saw
Of tiie business properly - 49,
Tho ladies VIII give a lhanlnHlflnE din
ncr aud supper III lhcir bohiinf on ROCK
Islind avenue on Thanksgiving uuy'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
A TEXAS TICKEr.

Special to The Gazette.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The sending Of
about forty nominations to internal rev
enue and custom positions 10 the senaio
depends upon resolution for adjourn
meat. Yesterday when II was thought
adjournment would be had tom0row Il
was aif;horitativcly stnE,d that th,y
would not be made Now II is eaid V
the senate Is in session that batch will
be sent in Friday afternoon, or Satur.
day, The favorite ticket for Texas Is
Earnest for collector OF customs ~ Cor
pus Christi and Kaufman az Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

to the campaign and openly declared
his purpose To support the tnll ticket
Lamont went Monday. registered aud
pledged his support. Today at The head
quarters In New York iyprwritIcn in
tcrviews with Cleveland arr given out.
advising all Democrats to support the
full ticket. Maymri especially. II is
probable that nornhlower will hc con-
iirmed before adjournment. and that the
commission ease will soon be heard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
BISHOPS ASSIGNMENTS.

By Assoolnled FrcH''
milwaukee, Wis. Nov I--Among the
assignments tothc spring conference made
by the Methodist bishops At their meet
Ing to-day we're he followinei South
ern German. at Brcnham, Tex. Noyeln-
her 20. Fiizgerld; Austin, nenlson, Tex.
Deceni,rr Z. FITZGERALD; West Dallas,
Tex. December ~. Fi'zgcraldi. Okla
bona. Guthrie December Il Vincent +.
Russelyille. Ark febrnnry ., Bowmgnn
Little Rock. Hot Springs ARK, Feb
ruary IA. Bowman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
IN THE CITY.



a worldwide phrase originated by a
popular actor who will appear here We'd
wlday November \ AZ an author.
actor and manager. Milton Mobiles has.
during Il professional career covering
nearly q quarter OF o CENTURY, made u
record that Is credit to his name aud
M honor to the guild. No living actor
y held IN higher esteem 10y his fellow
players aud The public ~ large lla
plnys have oil been sucyessful and, be
You'd ANY other AmcriNn drnmatst he
has Su'rccd,d IN producing purely Am.
cricpn plays, dealing with American
themes and introducing typical and mngi-
he phnses VI American character. Mr..
Mobiles aud his brilliant young wife viii
.Drrsct during this enlightenment. MIR.
Mobiles strongest play. The strong
oomcdy element In this picco Keeps tho
new departure this year In carrying a
carload OF SCENERY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Special to The Gazette
Austin, Tex, Nov. 1.-Charterrd The
Quicl, Cooker company Of Galveston
capital stock $1,000, Directors, Geo,
H. Nichols, NJ. NJ. Levy and VIM. WI
ley.
State Health officer Swcaringen re
Quircd Sells bros. TO sprinkle Heir err
Gus grounds today to prevent the posi-
bic spread Of dipthcria through dust
raised by the crowds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

James 49, Mackle in Grimes Cellar
Door" was the attrnfiion al the Opera
house yesterday AFTERNOON aud night
The audience at the mntinas WIS nm
tisunily large, while that al night.
though smaller, was yet good me.
"Grimea Cellar Door Is purely a
fnrce comedy with The element OF
farce prelomlnating II offers frequent
excuses for specially, and the company
accepts them very Nrely.
Mr.. Mhckie as "Gnnsey Me Boy
cav. evidence of cDmriy talent OF tho
uncommon class MIR. Mack a. Josiah"
his fnther. acted his part puite ac-
centrally. The company ne . whole "
good and lively one The music was above
sbe ordinary. Several witty new songs
we're rcndered aJinimhiy, and quad
ruple encorrs wore not intrequent. ne ne
sindna OF the Boston Ideal gnaiteife
dsarrvea especial mention. While u
cannot he said that Il Is the best that
was ever heard In Fort Worth, VT, q
Y good and will compare fayorably with
any. >.l,. 49,. ......f
attraction, being Tere Wednesday night
merit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

liy Associated lress.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. The long con.
templitcd union Of the baltimore aud
Ohio Southwestern railway with the
Ohio and Mississippi railway was com.
plrttd today. The new orgnnlzat ton
takes the mime Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern and extends from
parkershurg, ". Va to 81, l.onis, Mo,
with branches 10 Louisville Ky. Shaw
ncctown, H.. alsl liardstuwn, nj The
following officers We're chosen:
cral manager; w. w, Peabody. Accoh,
vice president; William Duncan, treas
urcr; W, Il. Iones, general counsel; Iud
son Harmon, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

The TEXAS Land and Cattle company
~ Fort Worth has made arrangements 10
Ninter 1900 head Of Texas beeves near
Grsnada. Miss They are destined for the
ri,tcsgo market. and the Illinois Cen.
raj rsllway has built q switch two miles
santh of Grenada for the conyenient
handling OF cattle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

gai, srft'N ~, XIV a''sp ,sA',ns, live i've
stock We're In the ear with a woman,
boy aal girl Tie fin forced The three
Ia jump Tho girl struck on her hrid,
brgklne her neck. The others w,rc
Slightly hurt. How the fire originated
u NOT known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

By Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill. Nov, i.--Caucr Ilar
ri,onr body WAS escorted to Gmce-
land cemetery this morning by m inn
ncnsc ihrung Of souowing citizens. |
through the streets packed with people
and heavily hung with hnblh-
mcnts of woe just at noon the
heavy clsket was tenderly borne FROM
| the black drupcd Rnl fower'srcn,cd
| corridor Of the city hall 10 the funeral
car Ia waiting, aud ~ the ear slowly
passed On, soldiers, civic organizations,
| soretirs, police, trcmcn aud tie general
public wheeled into line out from the
street OF the great city, The procession
| marched acruss the beautiful river 20 the
beautiful church Of Epiphany ncar the
J hoinc Of The late mayor. Thence tie
| route Wns 10 the cemetery where tile
lust sad rites were prriofmrd before the
body WITS forever lowered into the grave.
Nearly 100000 people passcd through
| the city hall and yicwiI the remains
| before the face Of the Diseased was
closed from human sight. A peculiarly
pathetic reminder Of The MAYOR Is the
| great black thoroughbred horse snddlrd
| and bridlul, but rldcrltss which marched
| louosOmuly behind the hcirae. II was
the horse which llurrison rode On 40
many octWshlns aud which wts almost ns
closely associated with his personality
as ME t,lnillM slyucl, nat nr,,,., no,o1
nm and down The corrldors Of ths pri,
Am strains of fhe dem march Of fhe
passing hands r,<ohed him through ih.
grated windows, The murderer stopped
10 The sOlrnln music nud th.n resumed
iIa H,li 'tn,,,insly u,,cnns,inns nT Mai
wis taking place.
,r,,. c.ro,. moy,.d IN IN. fo,,o,,,n,
onier.
Platoon Of twvnty.seycn officers, CON.
minded by a lieutenant,
STATE hand
A1,s1n Dirl marshal Of tho dny and
aaG' Of seventy mounted aidcs.
bls p nScr.onai gtsii MD depoftment .taa'
rnmass,,1 Of twelve nrrny oi6rrrs. TWEEN,
~, ann. nGic.,,. a., sp.,giai Intv pnn.
nnrteI Mn i,c worlJ's nh. n,id the
IHf,h Infantry bnnd
Vni,n"l Rabt "a Vrofinu. comm ming
t-if,s,"itb Ii,Iicd safes infIniry ma
30 ,r,,,nrI,s A n n n n and ii
aed Iini,ad Statcs infantry from For
si..,IiIn
~ tl,, i,,,,.-y
iSisst Iinitnd statna artillery.
IN,st hrit,,da fIIinnia Nafiounl Cuard
! cl.i In W1,.eler cnn,fnnnJiu,,
,,i 80 MIS- regi,n,nt CaIonel
i,h ,s,,,d rrgtn,nf tininnel Iudd
mi s,af
'u Ia,Jr h,,a ChIraso Zouayea. ROYAL
si,is vii SoloneI Stewart and siaG
NllNn bal'"aem WIiiaann ,Msaina S dr'',n
9,rNaassl - 'N"''
NY nio ,HpE ni,.,. f,r,ish,d lac Chi.
na'ln :" i,aI MIA, w. -
cnEo Mes,cni nollc. cbicf Brepnnn
D.pA'tinN Xxx ,,ucof" h, fn,,r cnfn.
rpnilihHhhE' p''''' 80
phnlrH .. t,,4,tt,,, 20 fntr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
CIVIL APPEALS
1 !. rendered by the Fort
n', ~'or,h Court Yesterday

North Court
rurt of civil appeals yes'eFaa'
NJ following orders;
~ deciiej-R. b, Hawkins VS.:
"A ~ nmshondro. motion for writ oil
4 or,ri; refused. .,,,,.
n, and Pacific Railway eompah!
v CalNn Raiuey, motion Tor reue"'
felu5su' swinborne VS.. Pauley Jail
~ a,d Manufacturing company
A N 10 dismiss; appeal; =, ~.
a apoeal; glpnted ,.,t. 40
.1 ~ 10 fle amended brief; grant
Temple ct al. VS.. Mary 9.
1.,ot ct al. to file record; granted
A Freeman VS.. Benjamin H.. Pres-
n "a file record; granted.
.,Sri Kansas and Texas Kaliway
4 sss SS', IS. Bogert x Edringlon' to ME
y, Kansas and Texas Railway
naSy "a Bogert x Myers, TO lille rec
A granted c.r,.1
II. !
In, to Gle record. At, H.,
IN filowing motions were TINS day
n Maddox VS.. Charles Robert
II Powers VS.. II. G. Smith, to
u . ont assignment 5, Of errors.
II p. ZONES Va. A. T.. Green ct al,
+. ,siru on suggestion of delay.
Rrlow Bros. VS.. Jessie Jones, TO ME
"A s-ipt.
n d Martin VS.. j. X. Andrews, 10
N irs ,cript, -
foEard Eaves W.. c. II. VILLAINS et
n b file record.
n i. Myer W.. Gulf. Colorado and
Ii Fe hallway company, 10 file rec
II
Hoffman ct al. VS.. j. II. Bro1soh'
3ke record.
HE fd.lowing cases were TINS uuy ue-
ley & Swasey VS.. +. NJ. kinsey ct
non Nuargeri reversed al" ~
q flsJ
en- Lazarus vs.. l.. q. Barrett et al
~ Clay coui'o; reversed anu re-
|4nied;
Il \, Willis 4 Bro. vs.. i w lndsor i'op-
H., from Milborger; au.Inel ~,
1NnM'eer Couhty vs. ~ w ihdsor ltop-
. e H. ir9m Nllunrset' nlnrinsu.
IN A. Wheeler Us T. H. "uy' irou'
y hafger; alllrined' ~ - c, e.,
4 Z League y L. D Shyder' from
sel; i, lnlrmed' ~. ct.u pou.
A pr Worm ana ben'gr Illy t f
4 oenpauy vs. ". X Jonns9h' lrVi'
s'' si Union .feieegraph !c2,,hlplny We
l.. u nol,seWlisn,, irom Nlloarser' re
W snl lemnhueu, WI, VI,
,e ,a.ls'ioIi inherit w e!lS Niu -NSn,,
~ - nhWay cu'npuh! an "a
wv ron farReF' reversed ana ~
IVY. ~. W. ~ c,. .,,..
~ Mor'e am l'snTer Wy raI " y.
A XIV H. ~, nli'eiicr " Oarroii'iroii mar
H., a'AI I s,yu. r.,.,. .,,. ,..
NJ 18TH uhiot ielegraph company W
4 y iA'ei!' e' al from Mohtasue' III
E., W. ~. IT,.
sa, nYr'h ah9 ilDelver Slty r l,.l'
fe " a. u lufher' from Mohth
au W
~ worth and Denver Sity railwa,
an srnos ~ , u, 4, buuer' from MoiiiH
q, Worth and Denver City railwa
n w. Ns a JohhSoi' r"I
IN nv Nv rWvte ise and relllan1tI, Co.
nvllell ct AL vs.. STATE iror
t.t Iel frsel aud relnanded'
4 rpI p!s lana aud Cattle company V
~ N.luie et AL from Nilbargeri r'
III a N recelyerShip VACATED.
IN, Melle vs.. w. Il. frohert, trof
;i ats, siicken from docket Tor want q
49, IN ..
SiSve following cases were submitted
H a = s ssSs ct a vs.. NJ. Il. Cook ct al
4 I'M " Iohn Ellis ct al. ". I
n j + g VI; from Cook; \. J.. Worlee
lap !. Mcih'bEre, from Cooke; II. l
4 H Grrv y. " husoy' , from MlihargeI
HI MMiIGnarefT; LArkin Crrch ct a
m PsS 5 eSuqpsny vs.. W. J, Huekaahe,,
SIseu. fromi P Parl,as. county Us; j.;
Te1as, Nv psii Earker; Missouri h5ns,
oaes, from Sn Tay ,y S9unpany W, yS, Il
|"aal hNNhts W tAlfFn Union / nl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Houston, Tex, Nov. 1.-The body Of
John Flanagan. boiler maker by trade
aud notorious tough, WAS found noat'
ing in the bayou. 1. is not known how
| he got there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
AN ILLINOIS BLAZE.

BY Associated Press
Keiiisburg. Ill Nov. l--flre here.
STARTING al 1870 O'Clock tlis morning.
burned che largest sionrs " me town.
Of business. The loss y estimated at
$4,000. There Is very little Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Texans voted against repeal. Bailey.
Bell. Cockrell, Cooper, Huichcson and
Savers.
Congressman Abbott was paired
against repeal with Congressman
Walker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Stanton. Nsh., Nov. Las q result
Of fire III an Immigrant car last night
one girl lost her life, four horses and a
COW were consurncd and the ear and con
tents entirely destroyed. The car was
attached to the Elk HON train and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

By Associated Press
81. Paul, Mimi, Nov, The Method
ciled 10 hold the next annual meeting at
Baltimore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
ROLLING MILLS BURNED.
Ia Aeenaiat,I nr,aa

Anderson. Ind. Nov. THE Irondale
rolling mills burned this morning. Loss
SldO,OOO, insurance $4,000 Two hun.
dr,d and fifty men are rendered idle
10y the iire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

Special 20 The Gazette,
Nayasota. Tex, Nov Chris Bee
ker's gin aud lhirty-iivc bales ot cotton
burned. Loss SlO0OO, no insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
h. e.lHIlU.Rlloh.RuRNNG oRANK

Iup,s /, -, Aia's-' Nov. 1.-Three at.
Slsst An '. q, burning were made last
Nv rns,, me churches in the city are
ffasAls1 is I. ~ BY special watchmen The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
CHlCAGO'S TRIBUTE
TO her GREAT DEAD.
Scores of Thousands of
People in Line.
MEN OF ALL Municipalities,
Partlsans Of Every Shade Of 0pin-
ion, Soldiers and Civilians,

Make Up the Cortcgc that Followed
the Funeral Car bearing Carter
Harrison to tho Chapel Where lie
VIII Res, unti the Day VI Burial
Comes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02
III .,s,A't ] !. BOWIE DEAD.

,s's 40 a made ,ss N ,,,a Nathaniel
4. Q from ~ uled Yesterday In coun.
"a s1eiioa at eI lSe ,i, si exposure y aaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

,,a,,n gazette will issue
r. ~, ao'. .Oecial Trade Edition on
Po'ocO : o.ccmpcr. 1t will be a
iirs' 7 Icing medium, and OF
q '" '',.re.t 20 business men
Piners'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-02

S1rrInl 10 Inc NHAETI', - :,
Washington. Nov. The Texas rail
road commission case Is entangled IN the
New York campaign and its bearing =
liependent upon the turns OF New 1qrk
politics. .a e.. -
,o,ch nnfil Uonhlower should be clii.
g,aa uarnilower', naminaiipn j. hfld
M nv uiil and Murphy. The alleged
Wy q an Investigation Of chareee
s.ei,,st the nominee. but the cause 4
...ms-,iIv balierei to be test OF the
f.eHne of the administration sgathst
he state ticket. Maynard " PArne''"''
n - ais has been successful
W-b;tney last week gave mSney openly