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TO-MORROW'S CONCERT.
A Fine Programme by the Hussi
Band, at the Plaza,

A Fine Programme by the Hussar
Band, at the Plaza.
The open-air concert to be given at the
Plaza tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock,
will be by the Hussar Band, Professor
Franz leader, when the following excel
lent programme will be rendered:
l. Grand March, "State Militia Review"
2. Overture, "Polyphontc" c".............. Pettee
3. Grand Medley, army songs--.C. E. Rogers
4. Schottische, Push Dem Clouds
Arranged by Prof Frank
(Sung with success in "a Trip to China
town.
5. "Semper Fidelio" ...................... Sousa
(Sousa's best march, Introducing the
bugler; repeated by request.)
8. Trombone solo, Les Folies Bergueres".
Prof George B. Franz.
Performed with great success by Fred
rick \. Innis, trombone virtuoso and
Band Master of the celebrated Thirteenth
Regiment, \. 6. S. New York City.
z. Russian maZOurka, la Czarine".....
Very popular in San Francisco ''''--'
s. Characteristic piece, Dragons Calr'...
8. Concert waltz, "Exposition''. '...... Raymond
10. Descriptive piece played by special re-
quest, "Recollectons of the War" E. Boyer;
introducing the 'Drummer's Call" "Kev-
eille" by the cornets; grand march, "For
God and Liberty" Marching Along" 1.-The
Assembly The Flag OF Columbia" "At-
tention," Prayer" (the firing begins), 1.-THE
Battle" 'Star-Spangled Banner" the un-
furling of "Old Glory" and THE Vacant
Chair" America"
During the evening the band will play
''After the Ball." which is sung with
great success in the comic opera, Africa"
During the rendering of No. 10 explosives
will be used to add to the realism of the
scenes, but will not interfere with those
driving to the concert.
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Sunday Evening Lecture.

July I'd, Congregational Church. Sub
iect: America"
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THE RAYMOND HOUSE,
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

T7TRST-CLASs HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
q spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
DAY end night. BUCK kMANN q CARRA'
CHER, Proprietors. No. 1O19 Second streex
hatMeen ] md x. SacraInento.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner TeEth and Sts., Sacramento.
BOARD AND ROOM. 81 % TO Sc PER-
I'D day. Meals, 25 cents

RS-Acccommodations FIRST-CLAss. Free
BUS to and from hotel.
w. ]. ELDER Manager.
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SACRAMENTO SWIMMING BATHS,
TWENTY.FIRST AND 0 STREETS.
CVakA NJ or P.straet oarsN

HOURs-8 to 12, to and 7 to 10. Sum
days. to l 2 and to 8.
ADMIssION-Adults 25c; ave tickets foE
81. Children under Is years. sc. ComrnuI
tation tickets, IS per month. Tub baths in
cluded in admission.
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Reetaurant de France,

SJ tors, A27 street, near Metropolitan
Theater. Family orders banquets and wedding
parties A speciality.
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: : > ; : . : ~ - -
Prof. George B. Franz

Performed with great success by Fred
rick \. Innis, trombone virtuoso and
Band Master OF the celebrated Thirteenth
Regiment, \. G. S, New York City,
z. Russian maZourka, Ia Czarne''........
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
SPORTING.
MircHELL SIGNS,

NEW YORK, Sept -. AT the llon
man house this afternoon Charlie Mitch
~ signed articles uf agu'cnlcnt with tne
CoNcN Island Athletic club 10 hoN James
]. Corhett for the championship Of the
world and q purse OF SiO.opO on "
about Doe. Is next The articles Viii
be taken hy Judge Newton TO AsllhqN
park tunurr0w. coNiett l. training
there Corhott's signature Will then be
attached To The eriielcs
The articles Mitchell signed pnvidci
Tor a sUipntlnn glow cnuttst Of tMUa,l
rounds ur ninrc for a nursp at Sin,WN
hrl0lu the Ioney Island AthlNhc club
OF New York on day 10 le hereafter
mutually agreed upun h,wccn the OH
Of December and tho 10Th II December.
lS!ci, The contest 20 be strictly under
the rules OF line Marquis Of bloomsbury,
IN every instance and particular The
winucr to receive the iull purse " sac.
Nh without reservation, t'lnNVs lie OF
not less weight than live onncrA Tie
club shall npmu the t'teu'V AMI ihr
pficinl time he per ihn principals r'arfN-
ing the right To seonV unc time keeper
each. The club agrcs 20 post with any
responsible man, The men may name Tue
ann 81 Slu,uO tho sama 70 be- 4, idni
,lmrt nd share alike w No went VI thv
tailpre VI tho club ia carry oW J.. vnil.
tNrt The principals ignt io pls, tyr
The club With any responsible uin Tho
SUN nj Sdun each To msure the aie
pcnranVc Of TIE mrn 10 he rms when
called tor The sans 20 stand forfeited
In equal shlreH To the rlln hnl mu N
ease of default 0t unf ~ lr 9th ct
TIM principals, Neither shall enttea m
any contest With ur witlpW pluyat VIVA
any pursuu before ntW other club mi1l
Athletic cluO, ur forfeit ihc sun Ht
$1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

AFFAIRS UNCHANGED
Al the brazilian Capital lombard
meut san Threatened, Bus Pros
pect offence Brighter.

LONDON, Sept 23-A private cable
dated Rio lie Ianelro. today says affairs
at the Brazilian capitol are unchanged
The rebel fleet is still threatening bon-
bardment and negotiations are yet pro-
crossing. Business has picked up some
what II is said to be- not quite impos-
sihle that a peace arrangement may yet
be patched NJ. Ii this is DONE 1t will DO
mainly due to the uutiriug efforts Of the
representatives. Of foreign powers and
foreign Wlrships at Rio, Failing Ia
patching up peace very shortly in
rurgcnts repeat fine announcement that
they will lay Rio IN ashes, President
Peixoto does not gain IN popularity with
the masses. aud is said 10 he going about
surrounded by strong body guard, in
constant dread of assassination II Is
believed the busis Of prace undcr negptn-
ton Is, the resignation Of the president
and government aud free pardon OF all
Insurgents engaged IN the revolt The
insurgents still blockade Santos, and are
expected % make their power felt in
other ports before long, especially Porto
Allegro and Rio Grlnde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
rnn coNrlnMA1loNs

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-rhc ecn-
atc confirmed die following nominations
today
$, ID. Ellis of Louisiana, surveyor "
customs port of New Orleans,
George j. Willis, liutlor Ca, consul
Of the uoitcd States at Port Slanly and
ST. 1'humaa, Canada.
Thu senate Va executive session to-day
had under consideration the appointment
of outsiicrs 10 various Indian agencies,
including w L. ilnrRrSc Of Indiana,
az Shoshonc; Isaac j. Wooden Of Della.
ware at Nevada Robert NJ. Alien %
Mississippi at White Earth; Joseph A.
Smith 1T Illinois nc lnpkton, DANES
Robinson Of Missouri at NcHp1rccs,
The tight m.ldc against tlnir coniirnia-
tlon was because their nomination WAS
considered a violation OF the homo rule
principle,
40 effort was made 10 reach u vulc
npon their cnnhrmntiou because Of the
discovery that no quorum was prsnht,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept 20. Secretary
swiih has made statement regarding
hls position upon the pension question,
IIe says It u wrong 10 suppose that ln
Is q common enemy 70 pensions. lie
conscisfiiOu-ly believes Tier, have crepi
upln tho pcnsln rolls through 0n"
nYcane OF anOihsr, mud BY. various ful.
ina4 Of tlie pension commissioners and
work ~ esnminefs aud officers Of the
i,,.nsi0n bureau. an ehOrnions hunbr 81
pers1ns Dog entitled 70 pensions. THESE
sf,. I'M oncs FIN after declares tho sec.
rstAfy, Annd they IRE he ONES iHieIid
10 wedd out OF die pension list ahi they
VII reduce tie total number 81 p''i.
si0ncrs one.hnif" The order nf Cont
missioner iIDehfpn. that prnsiuncrsiw whose
siaimn nre noi r0Dd upon krrseiinppl
mar b. df0pf "a from tiie rolls, The sec,
rriary says, did not meet WIN ins ~
urnr5i and Il waa changed he HDys be
Y u0t opposed ~ pensions whrn prop
erly aranled-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ALL OVER TEXAS,


AUSTIN, 'rsS, Sept 23-lSpcenll-.
Chartered; kely umiu Ga. u Yer.
non. Capital stock S1no Directors.
t. $, KrlD ". II Kelly aud Walter
Skniic.
one thousands dollars Dallas dly sub
si1y bonds were redeemed AT the COMP
llnllrr's nllir0 today,
Thu slate hlhrl NJ examiners, rom.
po.ri OF Predecessors Il 4, Harris ~
llDnsnn H. a, CnniesNs " Gnlncsvilc
aud :, \ Morris Of Salado, was In ses-
Nln Today
A pretty little Sid baby, scarcely two
years Old was taken To the Ooauty judge
today hy cOlntri woman, whp re-
uneslpi thar u be- semi 10 tho Orphans
hnWe, \ white woman lefl the baby
with her q few weeks ago aud never ro-
turned for A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
GAZETTE TRADE EDITION.

THE GAZETTE WILL ISSUE DE
GENDER /. AN EDITION FOR THE
BENEFIT or TRADE INTERESTS
IN THE SOUTHWEST, INCLUDING
TEXAS, LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS,
INDIAN TERRITORY, OKLAHOMA
AND NEW MEXGco.
THIS EDITION WILL MAKE AN
ACCURATE AND COMPLETE EX.
HIBlr OF COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
IN THE SECTIONS no WHICH III
WILL BE DEVOTED. IT WILL AL
so CONTAIN SPECIAL ARTICLES
ON VARIOUS TOPICS OF INTER.
EST TO rRADESNIEN.
TT WILL BE THE FIRST EpI-
TloN OF A SOUTHWESTERN
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EN-.
cLUsWElY IN THE INTEREST OF
TRADE.
SIXTY THOUSAND CoPIES-No
MORE, NO LESs-oF THIS Ed
TloN WILL RE CIRCULATED
AMONG uHE MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN OF THE SECTIONS
NAMED. Wholesale MER-
CHANTS. MANUFACTURERS, AND
ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO Es.
TABLISH or TO INCREASE BuSI.
NESS RELATIONS IN THE SOUTH.
WEST CANNOT FIND A BETTER
MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING
nHAN THIS TRADE EDITION.
WHICH WILL BE READ AND
PRESERVED IN EVERY STORE
AND SHOP TO WHICH IT GOES.
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE
MADE KNOWN on APPLICATION
no
THE GAZETTE.
FORT WORTH, TEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept 28.--A
Washington special of The Press says
Representative Kflbb Of Pennsylvania
was Informed by Secretary Thnrber at
she Willie Horse yesterday That. tho
president herodlsr would make all APP
Hons Of heads % departments The reas
son given for the presidents change Of
plan il that he has no time TO bother
With appointments. being too busy With
legislative matters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
AlANGLEp A BODY.

'irrLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. 23-I'he
" of John Wesley. a negro section
prcr was run over and terribly man
today mile north of Monroe. la
|ley had been murdered and the body
'sl on the track. El Esterling',alsp
'etlqn hand. was wounded. tsierlnE
Il they wel,. fired upon by white men
placed their bodies on the rails
'eriing drasged himself 81 the track;
was unable to move the, body pl
hie;. Ii Is lalleycil the decd was
omitted by natives, WHO objected 10
'fucs being employed on the rallron9i'
cOlored people are greatly eAe"eh'
~ trouble X expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

HERE WE MUST SAY THAT WHEN
IT COMES no MILLINERY WE ARE
THE ONLY HOUSE IN FORT
WORTH THAT DIRECTLY M
PORTS IT'S PATTERN HATS,
THEREBY MOURNING A TIRE
MENDoUs EXPENSE, BUT THIS
Is THE ONLY WAY TO KEEP UP
SUCCESSFULLY WITH THU
STRIDES OF FASHION.
OUR ELEGANT PATTERNS ARE
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
Now SAILORS, RIBBONS, FEATH-
Frs AND MILLINERY NOVELTIES
ARE NOW ALL OPENED AND
PLACED ON SALE.
AFTER LOOKING THROUGH OUR
HATS JUST STEP AROUND TO
THE OTHER AISLE on SAME
FLOOR AND ASK TO BE SHOWN
ORR CLoAKs. HERE WE ARE
SHOWING THE SwELLEST LOT
OF WRAPS YOU EVER HAD THE
PLEASURE 10 SELECT FROM.
BUTTERFLY COLLARS, UMBREle
LA SKIRTS AND LARGE SLEEVES
ARE THE DISTINGUISHING FEA-
TuREs or THIS SEASONS PRO
DUCTIoNs; THESE WE ARE DIS
PLAYING IN EVERY IMAGINABLE
CLOTH AND SHADE. WE HAVE.
BEYOND A DOUBT, THE MOST
ELEGANT LINE OF COATS THIS
SEASON WE HAVE EVER OWNED.
WHILE on THE SECOND FLOOR
WE MUST CALL YOUR M'rEN-
TIoN TO THE LARGE AND COR
RECT COLLECTION OF CARPETS,
RUGS, .LINoIEUMs. SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPER
les. EVERYTHING NEW AND DE
sIItABLE IS no BE FOUND IN THIS
DEPARTMENT.
IN THE NEAR FUTURE WE WILL
TELL YOU WHAT WE ARE SHOW
ING IN MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH
ING. SUFFICE no SAY THIsTnfE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

coordinate departments Of governments
mist bc inainlaluui. and these should b.
no inicriercuce on the part OF the cNccu.
tive, legislative or judicial brAnches with
each Other
Af,er Mr., stcwars resolution Nm.
Turpic Of Indiana took the floor TO speak
against elutufc lie said sinco ISM
iherc had been but ON way TO bnug
about q vote in the senate. aud that was
10y "unaniinOns consent" Theoretically
one mclnhcr might prevent n vote. Hut
sucl vase had been very tar, Tie
senate was the rrtAtcsl dclihcralivc hUly
" the world, 4 vote by force WAS net i
vote. A vote 10y compuldOn WAS not q
frer act and vet the first definition nf a
vow was vohuon, oppression Of the will,
Tue very highest function ia free rov.
ernmcnt was not compulsory snd t,ould
not he made 70, In the present condi-
tlon there WAS no rcAson for the adup-
ton OF clotnrc or for the Invocation Ol
what may be called constitutional oh.
ttrnciioh. This was not the last cons
gross, and the ptatje had an ample
remedy for an error OF The majority II
such should be- the ease. WE proper
procedure was the adoption ol 4 middle
Ertund upon which the majority and
minority could unite,
Mr.. pubois ol Idaho opposed npy
change oi the rules In tho midst of an
exciting debate.
Mr.. can Of Florida regarded cionac
rs proposition 10 forbid debate AMI
At the conclusion Of Mr. Calrs roman, 4
ihr Nsoluucn was referred 20 the com.
mitlcc on rules
Nj, Shandlgr Of New IIampshlrc w.
tridnced d hll 10 alter the rrrul, dAn4
established by tho senate OF South Cn5.
INA, prescribing The time. manner AMI
nlnco Of holding elections la that stAte
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

paid here On this showing rcvenuc
duty OF 10 per cent would project
American manufacturers. Mr., flartvr
declares. however that no protection
ought TO be EiNrn, as agricultural iulnle.
nirnts prodnccG Ia tho United States arc
cheaper than In foreign countries and
that American rools rohtipl the tra'le,
continued pefhaps. locking not TO pro
lection, hut 10 revenue.
With rcgarl 10 WHEAT and Hour the
present duty y - pr cont. Wages does
not constitute morn ihan pcr cent "
this cost. A duty Of - pcr ccnL there
ior,, iusgCad VI the present rate Of -
Aeturer OF agricultural implements for
tWpntN-! Ave years and llunr for nearly
twenty years. Mr., Hlricr therefore
asks that both flour and agricultural i'm.
plenrnta be placed upon tho frs list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ENclrEMENr ABArlNG.

ROANOKE. Va, Sept. 9S.-Whllc the
recent sad Otsirren'e WAS she chief io'H,
of cnpyerstiian N this city today, and
while there IL still a ctsong and bitter
focling Oh tllu part Of u nmhHr of cl.i-
zens against tie authorities. there were
no demonstrations, githsrings Or gni-
breaks today. Only the regular police
officers arc on duty and there is Lno
or ia violation OF The laws. All unfyr-
tunaie victims have been bnrirl anl
recover. Tie cOroner's Jury continued
taking evidence today. Lieutenant Coli
orcl Pole stated particularly that Cap
tain Bird cmphalicnly and repeatedly
warned the mob nt he door Oi iho
jail TO go away or they would b. Obliged
10 lire upOn them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

LONDON. sept 23.--A Dispatch 10 the
Economist from Paris says negotiations
loan Of SsOfiDUbg gold at . - per
rrnt collapsed through toe demands Of
flin syndicate and tie Intervention of the
Frrnch gorenncaL The Dispatch adds
tliat The government wanted rc1nrlipan
made 10 the Mckinley iatih pn French
r1ods Imported into die United states
III turn for pcrmfiin2 the official istliig
- M. uro1os,.d bonds gu the PARIS
bour.a. llie t'niied Siatir government
reft,.ad 10 tr.as on that lasis Acrprfi-
me Is Tie 1isJafrh nferiurfs have siure
b1gn made IN London for rli'ius the
kan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

cfNcINNA1I. o.. Sept 23.-cincia.
naii-Ilina @: base hts " errors !.
ifattcry. Pnffotf, Nhnglin. Boston ititis
3. base hils II, errors .. Battery Nlf
ettta. Bennett.
Second game Cincinnati Huns u.
ba-e M, 5. errors l. Baiirry Ciamnr'
iain. NnuRn Bosion Huns .. base MS
d, errors 1 Battery, Gasfright Bennett,
Umpire, cadney.
CHICAGO. M. Sept 70 Chicago
Runs 1. haze hits z. errors 2. battrryt
Iinfehisoa, srhfivtg. Lang baltimore
jtuna &, bass liiis 3, errors . Battery
Hawke. CLARK. Umpire lynch.
PI1vrSBuRG. Pa, sqpt. 23.--piii.-
lnirg -ifnns 3, base hits D efrprs 1
igsfisry. Tarry, Mack. Wasblneill 7
Iiuns 3. base hits 4rror = battery,
Yspor. Mcclure Umpire, Emslle.
louisville, Ky. sapt. III Louie
,iilal Rims 3. bare hits .. errDrd o. BIT
tfry. Siflfi0n. Gfim Philadelphia -liaaf
q hase HIS -. err0rr . Battery, Car
~, clemflia. empire, Horning.
CLEVELAND. o.. sept n cEsss.
land Runs 8. base hits 3, ernara ..
battery l'idler thinner iirealyp~.
Huns y. base his 4. efros ?. Barsrf~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
YOU CAN SEE AT THE
TaVford Dry Goods Co

flE LARGEST AND HANDSoMEST
aDLLECTloN OF NEW AND SWELL
DESIGNS IN SILKS. SArINs AND
fsLvETs WHICH ARE SHOWN
y THE MARKET THIS SEASON.
GREENS, BROWNS, EMINENCE
M BLACK AND WHITE ARE
lgHE PREVAILING CoLoRS, WE
nave THEM IN PLAIN AND TWO
i3pNED. ALSO IN THE ONiBRE AND
PIE FULLER EFFECTS.
WOOL DRESS NOVELTIES NEVER
MERE so HANDSOME. THE SAME
f Ions AND DESIGNS PREVAIL
Il IN SILKS. BASKET AND HOP
.CK wEAyES ARE IN GREAT
EMAND, AND ARE BEING SHOWN
y Us IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE
1yGE AND DESIGN.
TRIMMINGS, OF COURSE, WE
I'VE IN ALL THE NOVELTIES.
sEsE WE MUST ASK YOU TO
3oK AT. AS THEY ARE so DIFF
bun no DESCRIBE.
N THE Palmer DRESS FAB
rs WE ARE SHOWING FULL
kEs or sERGEs, HENRIErTAs,
aEy1oTs, CAssINlEREs, BARBA-
Mes. AMBROSE AND BENGA-
ISEs. so IF YOU DO NOT WANT
oGo TO THE EXPENSE or PuR-
lIASING ONE OF THE HIGHEST
RADE NOVELTIES YOU CAN sE-
&Cr A STYLISH GOWN FROM Us
3pHoUT GOING ANY FURTHER.
E VERY PRETTY DESIGNS
BEING SHOWN THE EARLY
Nm OF THE WEEK IN ouR
&usToN STREET WINDOW.
bis SEASON OUR BLACK GOODS
|WpcK is JUST TWICE AS LARGE
Il EVER BEFORE, AND EMBRACES
ERY DESIGN KNOWN TO THE
ENERS ART.
Vow. AFTER SELECTING YOUR
PISS, You WILL FIND EVERY
w COLOR AND STYLE or GLOVE
6 OUR GLOVE COUNTER 40
= lTcH YOUR SELECTION IN
3Trs.
+ COURSE a NEW DRESS SUG-
MS a NEW HAT, AND RIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

CINCINNATI. o.. SrnL 23-i'lrat
raoc ihnn quarters OF mile Ems
press Frederick Nan, Siadlse so,l'ul,
SAY On tlinl rimc, lilu,
SECOND Ncc, NncHxicenlh4 Of - Julie.
Audubon viii, Elizabeth SECOND, Sister
Anita ihid Time, 90 - seconds,
Ihrd rare-Aiilp and one eighth. Ida
pirkwIck won, ClgucnIine second, Fara.
day third Time. 81 -.
Fourth furr r0hner0 stakes One
mile. Elizabeth !. won, Capuin Dume
urtopl, Pearl y ihlul Time, ~ a..
lfinh rnrc Five fufionrs Ohio Bell
won, Anniticm second, oanelun third.
Time. ~ ~.
Sislh race Nnr-aix,enths Of mile
Daukor's Daughter won, IaeApRi1
SECOND. Miss l. third. Time, % ~
seconds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ARKANSAS CLAIMS HIM,
But He Is Credited to the
Lone Star State.
KILGOHE LOOKS UP GIBSON.
Fort Worth's New Postmaster win
Not Be Appointed
unrI january isoa-oonsrcssman
Bell stan FOR Mrs. Turner Tor the
Positiou---Cloture Discussed In the
senate---smlth Not an Enemy to
Pensioners.--DuIl nay in the House.


WASHINGTON, Sept aa-llvcr
since the appointment was announced an
Friday Of lno. $. Gibson of Texas. 10
- r.
Texas delegation has been active ~
trying to discover who Mr.. Gibson Is
None Of them had endorsed him AMI
none knew Of such man. Me. kdgrc
today Investigated the matter and foIal
that he lives IN lloXie. Ark lie was
endorsed by the Arkansas delegation aAi
senator Mills. As the Junior senator
from Texas Is now considerable a,vs
In the nppointmpnt world, Il IL Supposed
thai MIR Gibson was appointed On DIS
endorsement and credited therefore TO
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

GItAVEsEND, Sept % First rdfa--
Six fnHonr- pHuca George won, llplen
Nirhol. second, Turmcnior third Fine
1111-I
Second race Mile and one.sltlrenin
Don AletzO won. GDunJite speniid, Ivy
,IDee third I'lme. iip ~
Third race Six furllngs Frog1ancr
Won Iilrhrnnrr second, Figaro thlii
Time. tl514
'rnmmnny won. sr Walt,r second Iliar.
] 81 ~.
won. s'0ncncli second, srocco bird.
sisti rtcr- Mile aud sixteenth Relpry
Won, Michael second, Tsross thri.
Tine. J 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

WASHINGTON, sept 2a-A hill was
prcsuBted In The house today by Mr'
Boatner Of Iodislana providing for The
coinage Of dollars If az IL grains Of
standard silver Il provides that not
moro tian % hundred million be- coincd Ia
any one fiscal year. aud that coinage
shali renaa when thu total coinage
reaches Z thousand million dollars. Tbs
i'm provides further that the silver bull
HI esr.s4 Of tho amount necessary 90
redeem the treasury notes issued under
ihc provisions ~ that net be coined into
stnndtrd silver dollars and covered INTO
tlo frrIaufyt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

ST LOUIS. No, Sent. a-St. Tnuli
n innhaA-St ionis knns Z. l,ase hits
y errors =: Battery Garrison. Cooley
New York Runs 8, base hlta ~, error
4 Rditcry Ruhlc. MlIigan.
Second game Six innings 81. louie
Runs ., base hits !, errors I. Battery
4ilcason. tNuiry New Nork--iluns \
hlsV hits " errors 4. Battery -ticrinan
Wilson. Empire, MrQuaid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
INDIAN AFFAuls

WASHINGTON. sept N Commls-
sioncr Of Indian Affair. Daniel NJ. Brown
lng abmlt,ed his annual report TO Tho
secretary of the interior today. OF The
hny-scycn Indian ngencics, twcniy.six
are IN cmrge ~ hrnW officers. Tho
estimate Tor tho appropriation for the
year ending June J1,lSaj. is Sd,Hil s1b.
~ 81 lDl .i1i less thai for The cneruat
fiscal year Encouraging advances have
been made IN Indian school work SlS
new training schools have be9n opened.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

WASHINGTON, sept ea--1bc tine
Of the house today was largely taken up
with tho mll rcmitting a, penalties IN,
CURED in the construction Of the dynamite
cruiser Nosuyius 10y tha contractor
lhe bill finally went over without
action and the hUnse proceeded io cnii-
sidcrnuon of the printing hill The de
bate was moi OF an Interesting character.
and pcnhng action ON the I'LL the housr
adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

LLANo, Tex. Sept % ts'pecial)--
william simpson, dry RooeS merchant.
alcd today decd Of trust conveying
into tie hands Of J. j. FlwuFds. ~
trustee, biz whole stock of merchan-
disc, biisiness. building and some other
town property for the benefit Of credl-
tors.
liabilities. si4.705in. Asscts, not
mentioned II Il thought they will mora
than Offset bis liabilities.
Air, Simpson has becn 10 business
here about leu years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

IlEAliNE Tex, Sept ~ ESPECIALLY
a white man naned Peter Smith sieid-
I'D ni ihc Ne.tur holgl az y o'elork ihi,
aficrn1n, hs shooting himself ll'o'
Times through the head with ihl
eight cnhber Smith aud Wcs.on - %
Snppoae.l cupse, huhncial deprdplon
rhlriyslvo cents mud tfhlplrf hii
prescription from nri nyluf N Hlf
Springs, were found among his erifca' d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Sept ban the
,rooD. Of The Third cavalry were copecn-
irated tn the southern part q ibe SUPP
y,,.tcyasy and sent out IN details TO make
s,.raofafitlnins OF HE ntines " every one
,,ilg u,nde 4 run ffDm The snuh sile yi
mo CIilnceo reservation and eastern ppf-
,oenf n.-1iust iff H1nuers and NIL make q
Change In The ownership u a great many
good daius 81 the strip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept 2a,--Consrcss,
man Grain went today 10 the state De-
pattment o present the claims Of Paul
lIcsse Of Laredo 10 be- consul 10 Malaga
lie found the consulate department emp
Is. a. Assistant Secretary Quincy has
resigned aud his successor has moi beeil
appointed, but be filed the claims for the
futurp . 80.