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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22

10 Ills III UcnLlOu S'@-% N@''ANS~''
to break the record. He thinks moth
ing of walking ten miles n day. He
has always b, en- a great athlete and
runner. When he was 60 years old he
outjumped every man in the Twenty
second michigan regiment. For two
years past he has carried a cane, but
he gets angry il anybody tries to help
him in any way and he will not have
it that ne is old at all.
when he was 76 years DID," said
his famous son in speaking of his
father the other day, The wanted to
pay me a visit at Menlo Park and by
mistake got on a train that did not
stop there Just as he got to the
station and found the train was going
through lie grabbed his gripsack and
jumped lie was pretty bad v used
up " hen he came up to the laboratory.
His clothes were torn and his face
scratched. lie was more crestfallen
than hurt, and said to me:
- tell you, Tom, wouldn't do IL
again for Sl.'
He limped around for several days
and then | found out what led him to
make the Jump. When | was news
boy in Michigan ] always used to
Jump from the trains, "a the depot
was about q mile from where my
route commenced. / always had
several loads of sand dumped at the
place and jumped II into that. did
this regularly and got so expert at it
that ! could jump from trains going
forty miles an hour. The old gentle
man remembered it and thought he
was BILE to do the same. He after
wards admitted that"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22

THE secret of highlands lnaction
in regard to Siam is beginning to
come out The recent religious riots
in India were part of political plot
which threatened to give the English
all they could possibly do without
meddling with Frances bulldozing.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22

City Sportsman-Have you seen any
thing worth shooting at around here?
Farmer-Well, no, not till you came.
-Somsrville journal.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
The Worlds Product ot Both Metals
for Ten Yrnrs.

The production of gold for the
whole world is. OF course, not accu-
rately known, but tho director Of the
United States mint is acoustic led to
estimate it each year from tn, best
statistics and information possible
So, also, with silver. The total pro-
ducts of gold and silver for ten years
back from 1851, inclusive, are given in
round mum bers:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22

purely bus / n e s S
matter, and re-
turned to his home
in a few days. His
name is Samuel
Ed, on, and he was
born in Nova SEQ
tia, Aug. z, 1908, so
that he is now in
his DIST year. His
faith er w as 103
years of age when
he died, and the
old gentleman says
1t is his intention
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-22
IN TROPICAL AMERICA
CHARACTERISTICS OF EoUA-
TORIAL COUNTRIES.

Nature, Not Art, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Formed by an Inspection of south
American Exhibits at the worlds
Fair.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-25

to his public
general, patronage hm i'm
business, his outside bust
requires undivided attention, that he will
day 1893, offer nis stock Of Dry
and Below Cost All goods
will and fixtures in store
May ID, 1893, W Sold at Auction.
to
oe7e1ec from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
suFFERING sTMPPERs.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Sept. 13.--(speciall
Fifteen thousand people are encamped
on the strip line north Of here squatting
in the sun, waIlowing IN the dust and
suffering from thirst and half az many
more are waiting in this city.
Sinca the announcement that trains
would run, everybody has concluded 10
20 to the strip, and thirty car loads Of
p.olde arrived here today The streets
are alnost impossible. 50 great are The
crowds, and a great cloud Of dust
hangs over everything. A hot wind
bows sand into mans eyes and keeps
No a constant Thirst, while the people
an the line are compelled 10 DO satisfied
With warm wFter al cents a glass
and scarce al that.
a orlando the scene today was be
vend an description. Seven thousand
ieonle an In hne. People are sick In
raarlt every house and teat from the
affects Of the hot weather and poor water
AMI nver A dozen were carried on ii,osn
ne booth in a dead faint, several beinS
n n dangerous condition
Frank Hutchersft. the gambler IRON
sherman. who sho, Marshal Geo Oakisy
iast night near the ORLANDO pooth Ia
escaped int the strip and ne s ine,sIs
hayt been unable TO secure him. osAiey
will die before morning
Several hundred neE1oes arnteA Ae4e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
THE INsuRcENr FLEET AIDED
ny ONE OF THE FORTS.
SUCH is THE NEWS RECEIVED
Through Italian and sneilsh sources
bur Secretary Gresham Knows No.
thing oft, Although In Recelp, OF
Cables from the American Minister.

ROME, sept. 1a,-lrhc Italian govern.
mont has received dispatch from Rio
de Ianeirc dated yesterday saying that
Admiral Demellos Informed the rcpte.
sentaiives OF The forolgn ppwors d, RIO
that the vessels of the insnrgcnt squad.
ron would open fire upon the city's de.
ienses after o O'Clock dis mornibr
SMcdncsdayl The furts In the hay Min
hrst he attacked separately, Il Il be-
ieNeu, anu upon the result OF this bonn.
uNFument the future movements Of tho
rynels viii I've decided IA consequence
OF lhis announcement arrangements have
pcch made 10 scud over the foreign war.
Anlps amt merchant vessels az Rio To Il
p9FlNnn outside TIDE lup of IRE. A Brit
eh gunhoat was TO luuvc DC hay u Rio
&c Jancirp nt an early hour thls morn.
ING Ia order 10 warn iucdmlng vessels To
stay on the coast Until Tho tate OF Rio
was lNrncd. Much ailNietv Il expressed
~ 100 Tor N spite Of lhn dispatches
seat out by the Brazil goverimcni doubts
are Expressed as to the LOYALTY of tho
FORTS on the bay. The government, how
ever. Is confident the gnrfisons Of tho
forts are loyal and thar the t,iOns IN
The cay proper VIII support the present
authorities, cii,n Il the forts surrender
Tho successful mnnhpr IA which tho
49, ANAhf tfN % NNAHt ANN NlNNNN iNNNlHNN
Two previous attacks upon Nicihenoy ~
cited ~ eyilepcc that ihe rebels win
neei with a warm receptiun on all sides.
There are people. however, who doubt
the truth Of the story OF the engagement
between the rebels and the governments
detcuders and they reminded tho people
that the report came from thu government
side Of the question. aud that the rebels
have a large number Of sympntlhlofs In
Rio De Ianciro Is fact admitted cyen
hy the government for they give that
for an excuse for fuspcnding tolcrraphir
communication with the untsilr 81 Rio
u further evidence OF The governments
disifust " everybody X needed Il Is fur
nished In securing private letters and am
dispatch by government officials An
mail for suspected persons Is opened, read
aud destroyed II the government thinks
Il advisable 10 do 20.
President PcixolO's government has
scouting parties and troops ali along thu
bay. The entrance TO the hay n planted
with t0lpedocs Tie topedo,atrewn cn-
trance is guarded by Fort Santa Cruz
aud by q fort on Sugar Loaf rock
Admiral DeineOs IS said TO have
tried TO persuade the garrison. Of The
forts 10 JOIN canse with he rebels, hut
met vita tpfnshl rhis story also
came from government source,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

w WASHINGTON, Sept ia show Of
personal feeling was mixed IN tho open.
ing Of tho senate this morning. senator
Mills who several titncs heretofore had
sought 10 SECURE day on which to adj.
dress che scuatc, nskcd unanimaus con.
sent that he neht lmra the floor Itics.
day next. Senator iioar Of Massachu.
s'i's objected, and Senator Mills wlth-
drew bie inquest The presiding officer In
lnired whether tho senator from Texas
gave ngiico that hc would address lhd
senate Tuesday. unanimous consent be-
ing nldOctcl TO- Me Mills said that ha
had givCn notice before, aud had Tia
ilonr takes away fnan him by senatorial
courtesy, aud he did not With TO hsso
that senatorial courttg oatnudrd 10 him
again, The senator fram rc1as Nsns AZ,
eur,d thrrr was no rrrhabll,y that thu
llopr would be taken away from him, ID
he gave such notice, aud he thnreunUn
said hc would address the senate 'ruesay
nekl, ut 2 o'clock.
The resolution OF Scuaiur Stewart. for
~ulfcomtnitinr to aacertaiii whether
senators were interested Ia national
banks, wns then laid before the aennte.
and that senator spoke VA It's advocacy.
After y few moments he diycracd into o
general discussion Of the silver question
senator Voorhees,. chairman Of the n.
iNN't 'NihniilN's| iNftHitNci 10 huNo
date agreed upon for The closing III Tia
dobntc on the repeal bill sugr~tlng a
week from today 10 q suitable time, The
motion Required unnnlinOis consent Ia
become elfecnyu, and Senator Dubois
VI ldnhn objected,
senator Sh0up Of Idaho then Proceeded
to udlross ihc senate IN opposition "a
the repeal bill
Mr. shonp hogan HE addroa IN oppos-
lilon 20 the REPEAL with liberal quotations
iiiin the presidents ineerarc aud annonnn-
ed his failure b aElee With the presi-
dent no 10 the cause o. the present con.
ditionH lie made review Of the cou-
ditious Of affairs twelve months ago. This
speaker did not believe iie Sherman law
lad anything 10 do with tho crlais. IL
has brrn really Of much hrnoht 10 the ma
ton 40 large, The sherman law was all
tho friends Of silver could obtain wh,1I
the law was enacted hnt ~ II 10 the on
W strand We have connecting gold with
silver. he would oppose with ah tho
yignr a. his command ita repeal, until a
better substitute WAS given
Senator Dolpl Oien) Of Oregon, wins
senator Shoup. did not believe
that tile FIRE coinnEc Of silver at tho
ratio Of 10 10 l. or at 20 To !, or nt
amy other ratio concurrent with the cir
Df gold aud silver, could be ae-
cured, Was not tho United States cons
frOnted by condition 10 which a aust
submilf Could the United States IL.
more The aston Of tho great commercial
Of tho world Ia regnrd Ia sil-
ycrf
Sonntor Teller ahid no would reply ts
senator Dolph sometime Ia the future.
ON motion o. Senator Noorhaoa, tho
senate went into executive scSslon, aud
Ahurlly thereafter adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
TIRED OF LIFE,
hut His Accounts We're straight at
tho Bank-A attempted suicide.

INV bAuh -hAffflNiNt Nuttiues
MARSHALL. Tx, sept 10. lspcclai1-
b. W Long cnsliler Of ihc First National
hans, shot himself thr1pgli The loft breast
With snluldal Intent ~ 1870 ihis dynalng.
Tie weapon WIS d a2,calihUr revolver. lhe
Nounl 4 dungeons. The art was cnn.
nNtrll nf De usniltmrp which hr entered
through window. Ne was hf the hhik
untn ~ O'Clock and was ~ good Spirits
iir was rational after fhp shuuinr. iin
said be ana noi think OF gualdr uldl be-
reached home, Hld sorry De nude bud
t1D Of ~ He 'rft note 10 hM WIN. Wh0
WIS away. saying Die nDpunis 10 ihp hank
lgerg nll right hut hn was iiH'd ~ living.
IT, Key, president ~ the biuk anlh his
accounts were an flrlil md 90 ftr re-
quest Of q cdlnmitrss examined ana fst
tliripd ns fulluNrt Mr.. W. 49, Lang rashs
Tor Of thr First Nailonnl bank, having Ut
tempted Suicide to sci a rest any doubts
Nat might aase as TO Ills accoems NJ the
bank VIZ gtatp that We. The undersigned.
III ibe request ~ abe Flint National tank,
having examined hls Books and counted
the naFh Va The bunk. ma fiie some All
there aud ,pfrrot W every particular. VIZ
nisy slate that Mr.. I,inH Has several hun.
ir,d dollars To Dis credit. aad nplrq psy.
nhir 20. ~ order, Amounting 20 several
slsucl. j. = Wagner. VIM. Johnston,
n o. rwyman
me bank remnincl open hair an hour
after the usual limo this evening
Long wa8 considered safe ana reliable
and prYnlncut IA puiiuosA clrclea 10 h
htili alive,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

BROWNSVILLE. TEX. Bfpi is-lspa.
Dali Fnncisco ADdres q etizen Of tam
eron county. urri - year, disappeared IN
Alarsh iasi. and IL was suppnasd ihat 10
Wa murdered. TIRES men being suspected
Of tao deed In Juiy The BODY was dis
COVERED wisre Il had naen buried ga q
A,arY iliotni ~ 1hr innrderfr An iu.
qnef WIS hsid 10 iutiic- - The i'cice iiar.
anDonf. md fhe ifldy fully i1euiied ~ that
n Francisco AndrfH lly the sfiiruf N.
f1rt- ~ she I1fTin, ard fbf lsslsidnrr "
Genefai Z, lsDlrnp 81 4lc MEXICAN uInlf,
~ nuideffrs were captured 1id are now
A. 10. sheriff i1rio says ik-t too much
pralsa ,nuuot b. elvrl Ccnar,l f,licr1 for
81 tdoria 81 attempting 90 Qlpfurr fbriu.
The grand 1uy now has fhr caAf under
.Iiflfrlfi|Yf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

GALVESTON. Tex Sept -fspeciai.l--
The low pressure which was over the
northeastern Rocky mountain slope last
nirht has moved 20 the southeast. aad Is
over the Missouri valley tonight, with
barometer below 2g6 inches The highest
measure IA over the Atlantic states. where
HE barometer Is slightly shove 800 inches.
The temperature has fallen orer the rr-
IRENE northwest and has changed uui
% the country. Clear weather prevails
everywhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
rnr oLnvnLANp roLIoy.

WASHINGTON, sept 49, While 1t
Is wen 10 understand proposed Hubstl-
intcs aud compromises for the repeal
bin. IL Is Important to realize thoroughly
that the administration Is Atlll determined
to nccept 10 compromise whatever, but
to Insist upon unconditional repeal. This
obstinate and determined attitude n not
only characteristic ofl'n-ld,nt Cleveland.
but " based upon confidence which the
administration feels despite tho utter
hnces Of Mr.. Phnh aud "thcr friends d
silver, that Il is within tho power Of the
minority, nffef debate hnz prO~cde for
reasonable lime, 10 ia date foe a
yOte. such an action would, ~ not ~
form OF name. az least W fact, DO
equivalent 20 clpiiire. IL would not bo
eloturr Ia name, because " would br
al ne:ion by lhe majority affecting this
measure alone and wond not he cin-
bodied In the rulcg ~ tho senate II
would. nevertheless, amount oleiOnaly 10
q precsdent by which The minority would
hereafter BE- deprived Of that right ~
uulimitod debate which they have ex.
er,istd for a century.
The 25ih Of sepionbcr has bean fixed
upon IN administration circles as tho
daie NJ WHICH debate may b. reasonably
ended by motion 20 proceed 10 q vote.
The succrss Of such parliamentary coup
necessarily depends upon the atfiDde of
the presiding officer Of The acnniD, Vice
President Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson
might rrfnse 10 entertain such a niosioii
ns not "a order under lhr rules and a.
without Drcfedent. except when dDno by
unnhimoun consent. This solution VI the
deadlock rrsla, tlieroforri m the hands 81
the vicspresldeni.
The admiaistraficn has thus far bad
no reason 10 suppose that The viceprcs
ldenf y not IN accord With fhr president
Nevertheless, Mr.. Cleveland aud Secre-
tary Carlisle actually 10 not know wiint
position iile Yra-prfsident Hauld take
should such test come. ~ onparsnily Il
must. This may eeeni surprising 10
many readers. bni II must BE- reinem-
lslrnl That tho onicas of president aud !
vieepra~iieff hrn N prafiioc and 10 |
function rhirsiy independent aud dis |
iinfi. The ,ire-prrsidrif has nothing /
whatever 10 do win the paimnarc, uir
diaifibuiiun u Whiis forms 10 large ID |
paft ~ the presidents responsibilities. |
There ;. Doihinc ever 10 call him 10 che |
White House except aon4c ,ceremony AZ |
static A. ihr presiding officer OF The |
arnate. Ia. eite-pfcsidenf's Oliicial duties /
bird him to the legislative rather iiian 10 |
fhe gAe1iiiff hraufA m The fIFernfneni
Il r. ilrfefoff, not tiraDgr That lae nl. i
il " yeI In absolute iEuop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
THEY ans SUPPORTING ron.
MENTs EVERY HOUR.
ANUkBER DEAD, OTHERS DYING.
Gamblers, Falsirs. and Confidence
Men prcying Upon Them-ThoaN
sands in Line aud Other Thousands
Pouring In.

'tNNESSN, %. n Sent 10 fSra-
u Tht, tbri,;,,l M.
Z. IN. 'n'i''Ns huie oty IN oulina-
@tE IN. %mbcrs 1000 inhabitants. To-
= ira, lhdentlv beIhevod a.. r.in,
- va % dnas ,n,ind,na - W, y,
l.. ~ 'u'iuu'ns sUlppers 10
~ anu about the city and at the
govs, .ent booths, there an, a. ono II
the wagons FONTS AMI hahi,,,;a,,. -,
nIscod T., ~ 'aVi i's VERY
P'a'eu IN o row with the usual space
oeunpled by dwelling In large city,
the street wonld he twentv milo. i,,,,..
hut vh,,,, ~, ,,,.,.t,. .'',,, - !
m ""s'e WIZ h'Ne Aehn"ea
lue hour Of noon Sept. To- this great
living nass df hananty iwflls he dls
cbe,,.od -. l"FN
a.nI'5 i'tssf,' Ivy. - ~" f'.n ulproAssh
Ni'i'ihesN and lfeilncssy viii again bc
N her normal condition.
Ilds cr.,t ,.-otta $500. -,
furnish II A. w" IN" ~ Wpr'en
u.s." 90 inc world We might saS o
eDnilpyadable| example. NJ disorder or
-coufusion cSf3ts. "a Womb natnrhJ,, gh.,
s,,n,.,.I '''se,'s
''''' ",ilureus OF people nave
slTnt ihqg lnSs dollar to reach here and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
BRECKENRIDGE.
lie VIII stand for ReeIoction and
Deny Every Charge of Miss Pol
lard.


wAsrTTHToN. sept g-Cnngfirs
Ilresksnfidge viii return 90 Kebiucky m
the next ton days and glnnd fpr iy-elec.
tilu. lie viii take ihe stump nsri sum
mer and mike aehy on Miss i'ouniyi's
charges. and deny absolutely 10 be- me
father ~ Dor children. 10 viii iry 70
prof. be- never introduced Miss Pollard 10
Mr. Luke y. ylackhurn nd hls future
WIFE. and thar ihp 'affrr never w stated
10 General DIXIE VI 1lyhp1y clse. Ma
aiya ehe has mHuy uiinuacH nigh in tie
slsciai world bore f-ady 10 ictufy tiat
breckenridge not only prhuay siaied ahs
tAnin NJ NJ bride. TIE ouiy compromise
sha wcui1 fake y iiinf lircckenHlfo shalt
ign her complaint and Anus arinewleiigf
ibs truth Of tltae charges. Size rpcslfsu
daily letters from al parts ~ ihr country
expressing sympathy and rendering nssis
inner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept 13.--A tele
gram received by Secretary GRESHAM
from Minister Thompson at Rio Ianelro
indicates relaxation Of the censorship
over telegraph communication with Bra.
Ill. saying communication with the coun.
try is restored. Nothing h said Ia the
dispatch concerning the bOmbarlmrnt Of
the city which. L Is reported. WIS 10
have taken place today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept H. Tho house
today after practical FuspeuAion q
business since last Saturday, when tha
rules were adopted. took on IA coat aia
went to work.
AIr Talbot Of Sonfh Carolina took
advantage OF the enforced idlcuess 20
nreselt for immediate consideration
resolution lukiricting the banking com
inittee 70 rport I'LL for the issue of
$3.50 Ou.OOO OF tr,nsury notes 10 ID
distributed among the people. OF course
the house almpy guiiawed NJ tho prop
o.ifion. a hundred ObjectiOns brtiplied u
D side aud the house went iit0 oognmitfeo
" tho whole Tor tho consideration II the
BIN providing for the printing and dis
irSiuiion 81 government Documents,
Tho rest Of tho afternoon was spent
IA general debate upols the measure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

GHAyESEND. Sept 13--First face
Nile and a sixteenth. Primo George
Won. llltnne second. Loudon fpiid Time,
1.48.
Second racs-lire and one-half fur
longs DR.. flnsirr0uek Won. Kingston
second Time. iD7 IL.
Third race six furiorgl Tom Tough
won, Rel Banner second Eranatus tpifd.
Time. l.I4 Ia
Fourth raee-Nile aud a sl1tceiih-
DOn Alonzo won. By Joyr senond' Ireas-
urer tbirc Tine 100 -
FIN raes--Flye fnsioaga. Bfor DAnce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
BELroN RACES.

BBITON. Ter, Sept i3.-gspecial ~
First -One-hah mile dash Purse
500. Dead cinch won, Barney Aaron
second. Time. ~,
Second race on
Third raes.-Pnree 500. Ben Mitchell
won, Anvil serond. Time. 30 ~
Fourth -Fiye.cirhth Of milo
dash. purse $50. Tom =. won. PICKLE
second, TurksiOne third. Time l.5l ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
An a REMARK ny SENATOR
HoaR ON PRECEDENT,
BUT SAYS NE WILL SPEAK
0'rom our own correspondcnt.l

tFrom Our Own Correspondence
WASHINGTON. sept. IL Ii may be
stated again definitely that Muls will
address tho scna,c on tuesday. This
Inns been accompanied by \ little alai.
Guilty, Last week he was down for a
speech but lost The floor through the III
tericrence OF other business. Yesterday
afternoon he gave notice Tint he would
address tho scna,c ncxt Tuesday. but
this nnillctcl with The notico given by
senator White Of California. and Mills
withdrew. This morning Mills arose and
In siaiinr that white he had Withdrawn
IN Mr. Whites favor repeated his notice
for next Tuesday afternoon at = O'Clock,
asking the unanimous consent Of tho
senate At this point IIoar made a
technical observation that rather nrttlcd
the gentleman from Texas. stating it
was entirely out OF precedent for 4 sena.
tor 20 ash unanimous consent 70 iuakc an
nddrNs upon u pending measure. aud
adeing that he bid right 10 make
speech whenever he gave notice,
MUS did not like this rcnurR, aud in
rather an angry ionc rclinquishcd his
risht 10 tho tnUr an Tuesday.
AZ this both Senators sherman and
White nrged him to reconsider Ills de,
cison, but he would not do 80 until
Senator White threatened 10 takc bacl,
lhs right ia Tuesday Then Mr. Mills
arose aud for the third tilne renewed his
notice Tor next Tuesday Afternoon at
O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
cAN,r roTR GUS.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. 1S.-tspecial.)
in compliance with instructions from
Secretary Smith Governor Rcnfrow to-.
the territory 10 enforce The law against
carrying deadly weapons 1n Saturday
and TO employ as many Deputies as re-
CURED to carry the order into effect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
SPORTING.
NAvAHoE BEATEN.

RYDE. Isle Of Wight, Sept ~ The
Britannia won tho race fnr the Rreunhn
Reef cup defeating ihe Navahoe by two
seconds. The race WIS TO Cherbourg
aud return, about 40 miles.
RiDE. Isle OF Wight Sept. H.
Royal Phelps Carol ownnr Of the
Nayahoe. will cutter protest against the
decision, giving the race TO the Britain
MA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

DoDDs. Tex. Sept. 10. Especial D-At
wisdom, Eve miles east from here, are
destroyed this morning Baldwin's four
warehouses, 5000 bdshels Of corr aAd
100 toaa Of NAY and two Asf cira.
Origin supposed - be sparks fr4n the
sAeler eneine. Partly Insured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 10 ESPECIALLY
Forecast made for the twcniy-fouf hours
endlnr snldmgai, Sept u. North Texas,
Central Teras. fair cooler; East Texas.
soufhveSt Tszss. oosst district. fair: sta
tionary tesupefature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

wAsHlNGHoN. Sept 10. Attorney
II. :. Loyett Of Houston Is hcrc, MIR.
loyrii Is leading attorney In The Texas
rallroad commission case, to come before
the supreme c0nr, nbont October 10, IN
which the llfc Of She commission, as II
now exists, "a involved while Mr. l.nyrit
does nor connect his presence here with
tllu cnse, he said tndhy that he should
not aud probably wonld nnt be licntii on
the date SIT, because thurr a deficit IN
Ia the record transcript THIS statement
Is significant with tie fact that Il has
been expected thar the railroads would
aoel, 10 delay the hearing ns long as pos
lhlr. and u no donht eyinc,N an nten.
tim tn offer this Ms nm objection 10 The
hearing. which will no doubt be- urged by
Aftofnoy-foncrnl cnlbcrson,