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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Gano. tbeol. 6aufam bar %aiiIuttet
1T Stuoium peb Stplen i Galparaiip;
ban bar taset Ni9ansserauen peo Gugss
burg pS itaI M oroineres iom 4reit for
Raoelia Menisbeo. Der iises, at 8ait.
s. Giertien ltal f%orrette Oroinatiunen
ION Groinatpr for Minpriteten i ben
5or. s..
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
cttenoe QaptteI.

"a @sOrs par blepen aIene, tOs ban YIuos fOrun
&amiubaaIet % tantts bpbt ouer fin Stsbne.
Suilte baube be psl pGrst, bisie bsmmeIi9beSsiuLbe
SsIeier. benue bauenos llrO. bette Erpt, Der baube Iast
ia pee tous 9rpf, ba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saet
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
S6gu tdlolgs
"2aorab'|oHtn"s go9bauosl.

epiisenicmhel1 al oisis Seser fat erbeIoes az TO- TO-
fuos beta tnot sibor nenfeF; ZEN strGsfs pso.
foitsr Iris cpatp alto Sorfattsrens o8 Sp'
acne 9fdpu. wss
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

"6olfeblaoet" berctter. at GrOieslos
rerne 8edman. Sdmlot % 9uuo life
er ~uoiranotc al GAIT, @iertiens Meni8s
heb, iOroi be life oil iorlaoe ben 5Or.
9Irfe, buis Gmbeosm9no be CT. 2iaes
iad or beaer life SamiHnoets GruItee,
u. Simle, uotraabt al lamme Qarias;
be lpmpatbiierer bog ale meb De al
@jertieus Meni9beo u~otranote. ON
aasiersr 8. Swenion berettsr "5pttes
blaoet", at ban er ilotraaot al Meni9.
beoen ps bar iaalebes Osiaa uotraaot
al ben 5Ur. STRIFE.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
I aprrsipunpnntt frn ameri,a iii

aprreipouonntr fro Gmeri,n III
"9utbcrt llseityiit~ ~itriuer en- 9rel; ber'
fra: "Eeu uuvnreRoe Strip / ben 6pr.
Strts ejrr. at 0ouses 5puooe priicr iie
Ipttclis uso at itaa uoeHipr 5%OreniHseu.
Smioleriio or Spmpntbien for 6or'
e~pirasiaaen irsmbsles iior. o9 fan ben
5or. 8. Iommc iuo ! roligsre TiIitnno,
ioa oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after
femme op, o. bet itartcre emo in. -
"sirFeip,Iet hsrcUer aybeiosr is mere
ca mere iammrn, ost oanr rel life ian
turti9t; men Den. ION oil tRute iig bare
no9lc iaa NGr tiIbage / Chen, fan Of
brig iuIplr pnd, q; oi uouitIer os / 8et'
ming al en- 5Orenet aIrte".
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Suiurieiag bar gOncoroia Gole9e,
Roprbeao, iaaet fig pna 6aIitn; &roi.
Gable blep aiiteoi3et paa @ruuo al
nogle llgreier. @orporatiOnen bar
moi bsniDoet til bette ct cientliat 8loo,
% MI bar osrne aulagt Sag mob aors
poratiouen p9 frazer en- ~betpoelig Teuz
geium ION Gtaoeseritatnins for uos
ipreote fnlite 8pgter. Get fan bliUe en-
bpr Nfare. Qet foiter ofte msget at
truie, eiter at mon bar tolt; bet sr bebre
{. iInte, igr man tnler.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
9in YrrDifenbpa. 80

EU TrUOlleHppB. Sdllul y. y. =.
Isiterien, So~snepreit I'll Tune. tar
uarei Greit Der 9Imerito i mango Gnr
"a bapoe oa i'm @irfeplaos iGrlis
Gbica9o. Gan bar uo9ipet en- Bottle
ON ale 3 &Gtter Gpauselier. ~9utberit
uleitriit~ anmeloes Sosen iom opbp9s
geIia. men lioet original, % i%oruuorer
ig iarlig oger, at 6oriaiteren bar las
oct Soseu gleunemie al Shelter Safe
Speuoisu, o. at bette oaiaa b~e!jenbt9jb.
res paa 9iiclblabet. SlaOet troeoe, al
9rslten @etterieu pllos bare baut ~Wtoo
til at uo9ipe 9osen uOen at labe en-
Sloifer sienHemie ben % atteitere oens
5nobolo for oerpeo al itprte tit Noo".
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Yaitpt SapIius er Son al Nutioens
itprite 9GgpptOlog; ban er en- lutberit
Brett i Seruialem for en- tplt Meut9s
beo, Tom teller $50 Weolemmer, booroi
20 ere grabere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Zen iuore Wisiunsfasie i ben
6or. airfe bar iioen Garsmpoet bapt en-
Snot9at al 1000 GoQdrs.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

YaItpr 9. y. 9augan al 8. g.,
&eoattpr al "lln9oommeus Sen, bar
iuaet &oloclie fra Soften, Wtinn. Mes
nisbeoen bar pGret betjeut al Yait. 8ue
al ben &. &.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Gn prpteitantiif Sirfe ital i &om
bpoges paa &uinerne al en- fatbOlit
Sirte. Glib bet iao itesoe oueralt!
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Trotrsieu inben ben 6orenebe &irfe
ON Gu9sburS Gubliib. SCuie bar patt
mesen Spiigt i Wtiuneapplis. &etslo.
talet tunoe life rumme be tilitrpmmenbe
9iIbsrere. Gionesbprb fra be99e Sis
Der er afaste, % besse Barriers Sag.
ferere bar taft. "3olteblnbst" mener,
"at oct er ipart tibet, bpao ben Gor.
&. biotiI bar funnel fremlasge". =
Maioritstcn bar piit en- anoen Spfats
ming. Sn9en Tan naturlispis foruoie
uoialoet; bette fan piitnpt life pentes
fsr i Sanuar euSan9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
SAW CARLISLE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2o.-scven or
eight Democratic senator's visited Score
tary Carlisle as the representative Of the
administration At the treasury depart
ment today and submitted 10 him It
proposition to take the place Of tie repeal
m,.asun. now before the senate which
they thought practically al Democratic
senators would support. Mr.. Carlisle dl'-
scented from s0mr Of the terna Of the
proposition AMI showed wherein i would
in practical operation be Objectionable
There il excellent reason for saying, how
ever. that before the middle Of next
week III repeal biz win pass. 10 take
eject not later tlian the first Of October
1894, probably With n provision author
izing the secretay Of the treasury TO Issue
bonds moi exceeding S200,WO,OOo and
coin the seigniorage now in ire easuiy;
This Il IS said, would not be considered
"a surrender by the administration. ant
II Is stated on reliable authority that
a bill passed ia this shape would not he
Objectionable 20 the president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
CUT HIS THROAT

Yesterday morning there came In over
the Cotton Bet Comanche county
farmer named j. A. Wilmer, who had
cut his throat at Arkadelphla, Ark,
while attempting 10 commit suicide.
Mr. Widner was a well-to-do farmer
of COmanche county aul, having been
in bad health for some time past, he
was advised by his doctor to take Il
trip North, und IN company with his
brother, Iaul Widuer, and brotler-in-
law. John Negcley, both of Illinois, be
started North with his family to so 10
his brothers place IN illinois and better
his health But on last Wednesday af-
ternoOn, When the! had gone us Tar as
Arkndclplna, Ark. and while sitting Ia
the car he cut his throat from enp n,
eur. a doctor was summoned, who did
all that was in his power to save the
Hnan's life The purity Immediately
turnel houewl.rd AMI had come MS far
as this place, and was waiting for the
Rio irausle train nj Ginocchios hotel,
when sud. euly Mr.. Widner grew worse,
md ~ i9:lJ he breathel his Inst. Jus.
tice Kennedy held an inquest. The boily
was hken TO his home In Comnnche
county yesterday afternoon, where he
viii be buriel.
dreu. e''''
He attempted shielding three or four
weeks ago 10y taking poison, but failed
IN his attempt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

HOUSTON Tex, oct; 10 tsprclnil-.
Wlieu the Missouri, Ksuaas and Texas
sought 20 enter Houston II was understood
shat THIS city would he tho tcrniuus. Large
bonuses were gwen, aud aftor a hard strig.
Clio IN the council the city condemned ccr-
tain properly, for which u paid $1,000
aud tho Missouri. Kansas and Texas givuu
flEht'of-way over IT., with the stipulation
that thu railroad would Keep ilie street In
she street 10 q depth VI nine feet aud
iuanelcd under the southern Pacific rHeka,
Ia order 90 get on u level with their hig
siltutrs suit 20 have the roal mundnmusctl
10 rem The street, II rhc road - compelled
20 do 'hls, it will necossithe the rebuild,
least SiOO.pn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
suss,sninr sugar WIN sait.

Professor Zuntz, 1t the Physiological So
oiety Of Berlin, definitely explained the
making OF sugar sweeter by the addition
OF salt. From his experiments ha finds
that Il to solution OF sugar there DO add
ed a slight amount Of salt and water, 80
weak that it exoites no saline taste, the re-
suit is extra sweetening OF the sugared
water, The weakest Of Quininc solution 10
said also 10 produce similar results. Thu
explanation given OF the above seeming IL
oongruity is that the ever 20 feeble saltness
or bitterness lmparts an increased sensi-
bility to the sensation Of taste by the A.
multaneoua stimuli. and hence an appre-
citation Of additional sweetness British
Medical Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Thc sen
Hte went into executive session uis
morning. opening the doors ut $. o'clock.
House bill to suspend for the year
lSg3 the law requiring 500 worth OF
labor 10 be expended for improvements
10 be made on each mining claim, was
lpgS<..d after an amendment excluding
CORPORA tons from It's benefits. AMI
confersnce with the house was asked
The repeal bill was then taken up and
Mr. Pefer offered n free coinage amend
inont. With some slight exceptions. 1t
revives the law Of 80. Mr.. Peiter then
resumed his speech against the bill. In
the course Of his speech Mr.. PETER re
derrcl TO the change Of attitude gu the
silver question on the part Of Messrs.
VOORHEES, and Gordon.
Mr.. Ttrpio Of lndiann Immediately
called him to order for referring to sem
ntors by name. The chair sustained tho
point. rising that n seuatrr should b.
spoken Of as the junior or senior Sfna-
tor from the state be In part represents.
Mr. Pencr followed tho ruling of The
chair ngd pnDceedel with his speech
until . o'clock. when. upon motion Of
Alr Faulkner. the senate took a recess
until 10 tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

An amusing story is current of an en-
counter between the Duke OF Portland, who
was out deer stalking, and a supposed tree.
passer In Caithness forest. On comips
across this intruder the duke harangued
him in no very hattering terms, and on tho
man stammering out that he had as nue.
right there as the duke his grace forth
with went In search OF Rillie and ordered
him to deal with this profHner Of landed
rights. II then turned out that this indl.
yiduRl was on the geological survey an,l
was lawfully authorized 20 80 wherever his
businesA took him. He was in fact, the
son OF Hugh Miller --Lonlon Truth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
STOP FAST DRIVING.

Complaints against fast driving have
become numerous Of ,ate. Accidents are
not infrequent while narrow escapes
are becoming almost common.
Such infractions of law are very nearly
always willful and should be punished
Uccordingly. Shosid there not be a
reformation In this respect serious.
II not futal accident, is but a matter
of time, Officers shou,d give especial IT.
tcntion TO this matter und show no leni-
ency, Us tue probable consequences and
the whlfulness 1t indicates call for n
vigorous enforcement of the law,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
WHAT CHINA DESIRES.

WASHINGTON. oct. ~. The presl-
lent TODAY sent TO The senate message
Transmitting the report Of the SECRETARY
pf state concerning the attitude Of China
registration Of Chinese laborers. The
report saws: While the government OF
china has not made any formal state
nent. the Chinese minister has repeat
IDLY asserted in conference with Mr..
Gresham that his countrymen, on the
idyice Of eminent counsel aud in good
aith. refrained from registering and u
would be unjust 10 deny them another
opportunity 10 register. The minister
M also given assurance that an addi-
lioual opportunity to register would at-
ford his government great satisfaction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct 2d--The at
t0ruey general transmitted TO the house
ttsmy. pursuant 20 resolution, iuformn-
tinn relating 10 tie Union Pacific ruiE
road. lie says the gdvetnmenl was not
made party 10 the rccciycrshlp pro-
rctttiuE7 and had no notice " such pro
feodings. That thvre are grave doubts
TO their validity 80 far ns the United
States IL concerned aud IN their practical
bpcntion they tend Ga seriously prejudice
he interests Of the government, as pro-
tccted by existing laws. The attorney
general further says tho only action yet
taken BY the department has becn the
employment OF HOu Geo. loadley as
Hpecil counsel for tho United States
lie expresses the opinion that q proper
Protection OF the interests Of the United
States will call for special legislation
chairman Say@s presented tho omcr-
gency deficiency bill, appronriating Sl27,-
200 for cistodiaus and ianitors Of pub
lic buildings and 100000 for clerks 10
members. Passed.
Consideration Of the bin to compel the
railroads 10 mnintain stations az town
sites In the Cherokee strip, established by
me interior department, was then re
sumed.
lyocntlng the blll Mr.. Simpson de-
nounccd railroad corporations. He
charged that CERTAIN members on the
hoor IN opposing he bill were acting a.
II.
lie especially referred 10 "a gentleman
from Kansas"
r, Mr.. Curtis, from Kansas, as Mr..
Simpson concluded rushed toward I
hiin mud asked " nc WINS referred 10.
NE. Simpson declared he was. MIR. Cur
-, In said, had Informed him Yesterday
thnt no (Air Curtis) had teiegraphcSl
the santa la rad 10 fiud ont " thG
proposed bill wis satisfactory
IL M, Ouftls, ~ Language not strictly
Eirilainntafy was replying 10 Mr..
eimison, when the speaker brought
s aoMh nus SaYel and the disorder was
Alter further debate by sressru Can
HSS9' Flynn and heRae, ths bill passed.,
Mr.. Curtis made the polpt of no
nuorpm, but withdrew Ii.
AFT Byrum called Up the resolution II
cmt ~ p5r cont Of tho duties on OK
hibts ut the Worlds fair Me- Rypnir
hptd uh" ouly question was whether ol
NOT roiignss desired 10 make this con
pession 20 foreign exhibitors. 10 offere,
IA aulepdtncnt TO provide that the net dc
mot apply % E0ods. wares. or nerchandis,
rSnifaff"d for or sold before It's passage
Nir. Dingloy opposed the bin
Air. Dal4oll supported a.
Mir. Springcr's only criticism was thai
with 90 per cont Of the duty ronittr1l
in maug Instances, yoolenl and othrl
Textiles for example, the duty would stil
be over 10 per cent.
Mr.. Dlnsley offered an amendment 10,
khe rcapprnislng uf goods which NAV b,
sold, the duties TO DO rclerled on suoi
invoices.
Mr.. Mdrich offered an additions
amendment TO release entirely from dnt,
such portions of the exhibits as are pur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
PERSONAL

Mrs NJ. G. TcncyGls returned from the
Cay. of Mexico last night and Ia at home
NJ thc rectory.
Dr. H. H. Nall and family aud Rev
DR., plckeT are guests Of Captain j. O.
Terrell.
Mis-. II. X Comer has returned home
from Atlanta, Ga, where she has been
for three months with friends
Judge James Breeding Of Houston,
member pf Che house Of representatives.
was IN Fort Worth yesterday.
Miss PAttlc Taylor Of Abilene Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. X. Slfage on
East rhlrl street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

Gu, Ike a knife through the THIRD, sud the
roof ps-sssd over the hcsfs ~ nc sleeglsg
aud Inflated pnssonSslr 10 the inro eose1'
rhfofnblnr thatp IN q hcry inrnare, -.
II Was there he horrhle sacrifice OF NE
took place.
Twenty I'VE bodies are unidentified. AZ
all thefr clothing and hands. arms and less
have been burned on. Que body was that
OF an imam, with It's bead entirely con
suue1.
on another body. the cloihing or when
was mi pnrtly consumed, business cards.
bearing tie uame Of a. A. Allen a Co.,
81 Bay street, Toronto. were found.
The bodies were gu ba Tst pey2hu p Isi,i
never be known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
IN THE CITY.
MRS BAKER WINS.

The suit Of Mrs. Sallie NJ. Baker
against the Mutual Life Insurance
company, to recover $4,000 on policy
Of insurance issued on the life Of her
late husband. was terminated in Judge
Harris court.
The company denied liability GU the
ground that the deceased had misstated
his age when applying for the insurance
The case was given TO the jury late yes
terday evening, and last night il re
turned q verdict awarding Mrs. Baker
$4,000, the face of the policy. S2OOu
Tor attorneys fees and $1,000 damages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

SAN ANGELO Tex. Oct. .O.-tspeciall- r.
The Globe hotel or I.auipasas will contents,
was completely destroyed by lire. 'rhe huld.
500 IN hNnros
II. q. i,asbury, proprietor OF lhr hotel.
loss un furnilrp, 5000; Insured fur StdOn.
Joe hphlrf q Young man WIN occupied
apartments NJ The tNnhe, was burned about
the body aud hiad 50 baiily thar tie npsii
ls failing 0fr, Ills rccnvrry Is doubtful rhu
Dire started IN the kitrhsn The uriglu is
unknowh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

mittcd looking tn strengthening the re-
serve contemplated m amendment "a il,e
net Of 10. which authorized SDD.o,hVD
NJ 1910 bonds. The present proposition u
10 restrict bosds not already issued under
shat law to $50 This was np ingenious
device by which the secretary OF the
treasury WIS 10 be authorized TO issue
5000. 900, 900 bonds at per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

CHICAGO. III. Oct 20 There was
q stormy scene IN he natlonai rornmis.
sroa this afiernloa II which Commls-
s,.oncr Burton inttnatcd t,iat President
i,a,nler tod faisehool aud President
tract tho statement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,

BATTLE CREEK. Mitch. oct. 2O.--A tor
rihle heal-eai collision lc 'urred mile
and q half from iuis city. opposite tho
threshlng machine factory OF Nicholas 4
shepherd on the Grand Trunk road, about
3 o'clock llAs motnlng. The accident was
between the Raymond and WhlicNtnh spe-
cnl train, With passengers from New York
aud Rostou returning from Chicago, aud
Tie regulgr west-bound Passenger. No, -
The uccideut occurred because the engineer
Of ihe special, tsoheycd 1rlers by not
stopping IL Nichols 10 iet,No. pass, ana
thy oollded while rppniug over thirty
mules an hour The engineers aud nrpmcn,
whyn they saw that a collision was ipov-
TABLE reversed their engines. shur on
steam, put on the air brakes and an ianp-
ell aud escaped without Herlony Injury.
Az slnu us The tralns coliled the coaches
took IRE, and before the people near by
recovered aholr senses. thrce passenger
coaches were completely destroyd by me.
Twenty. four bodies have ALREADY beou
l1kcn from the wreck. and 10 rs Supposed
there arc fully that many more undcr The
Most Of those dead urc burned 10 death.
u addition 10 the dead Nlerc arg fully
iNyly'hve severely. " not taialN lnluroi.
ihe Passengers Killed wv4e all on thu
eAi.hound train. and as far as known The
victims wVte all Eastern people. The con-
aanclor % tlfe wcs,-bonnd train was badly
The seeeaa coach OF the west-bound train
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

chased for or donated TO the Columbia
museum af Chicago.
Tic amendinants ~ Mtssrs. Aidricii and
Bynuni wefc adopted The Dinglcy sub
stituie was defeated. "a amended the
resolution Then passed without division
CONFEDERATION Of The printing hill was
resumed. without action the house At
$50 adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

ciall This morning about l O'Clock the
Ein of stephens Bros, situatcd six uli,ss
south 81 town, burned with about seyouty.
eril hundred bushels OF cotion seed ami
oue or two WAGONS verc DESTROYED Toni
lusS about S5OOu, with no Insurance. TAu
OF ihe Ore Is smnnnsrh 10 DO lmeendinry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being will attest
the value 10 health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tile
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
IA cxcellence il due TO its preventing
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive eiectnally cleansing the system,
aispelling colds, headaches and levers
md permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction ID millions aud
met with the approval of the M!dieRl
profession, because It acts on lie Kid
heys, Liver and Bowels without weak
bning them and Il IA perfectly free from
Rvery Objectionable substance.
syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug
rigts Ia Doc and 81 bottles, but It ia man
1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on evcry
package, nlso the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll Informed, you will not
accept any anbstitusc II offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
CHICAGO HEARS IT.

CHICAGO. H.. oct. 20.-when news .of
the wreck was received here It created con.
eternation among tie officers Of the Grand
Trunk road. on account q Ns tefrio.e
General Manager Spicer and SUI
perintendent Atwnter Of The Grand Trunk
left for the scene Of the disaster at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

Hereafter n uniform price Of 10 cents
line viii be charged for obituaries
aud resolutions of respect printed In The
Gazette. Seven words TO the line,
The cash must accompany orders for
GAZETTE COMPANY.
March !. 1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

Rev. j. V. McHal preached at the
Door of Hope last night. There was
big audience to hear the gentleman.
There will be speaking tonigh, as usual,
to which every one is invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

LINCOLN, Neb,, Ocl. 20-.In an IN.
terslsw John L. Sullivan saia be thought
che Corbeti, Mitchell light would come on
hnl v1d he would.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
PUBLIC MEETING
RUN OVER.

Last night about $50, Il man named
II. Carruthcrs was run over by buggy
In front of A. & L. August's clothing
store. He WIS badly hurt and was
taken direct to his home on Hemphill
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21
DIED

Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick. aged "a,
died at 300 a. m. yesterday Ocridayl.
The burial took place yesterday evening
ag I y. IN. from the Catholic church.
She was native Of Germany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Tho senate
today continued Jas. j. Van Allen ar-
bassador to Italy By vote ot 39 to -.