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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
PERSONAL,

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tor from o,her towns viii confer q "a.
yor en The ,,qsctto by sending notice or
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.. w MNnsnr Of 81. Ionls was ut
ulunochlos yeaierlar
Iohu W Dlrkluson Of cleburnc was
IN "a, Guy yesterday
Fort Worth yesterday. ~
Geerge W Allen Of Philadelphia was
az rlhhoehinh yesterday
Benntw Il. foyinp ieft f,r WIahdta
l'0ls last evening on business.
n X. llefris .qf 81 louis a IN tho
Guy guest NJ Ne Arlington lnhi
A. ~. Iubor Of Dnliaa wue ntuons
yostcriayH arrivals IN ifOrt worth.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
STATE NEWS.
DENTON NEWS.


DENTON, Tex, Sept 20. lspeclal) y
The Texas Normal college Is In full blast.
Its fall term having begun the past week.
The enrolment Of students has so far
reached eighty-three, seven more than
there were at this time last year.
! The Donahower brick block, corner of
! West Hickory street and the public
| square, is receiving It's finishing touches,
| aud Is the handsomest Book In the city
! 1t contains five stores and MI will be
occupied by Oct. l.
Building is progressing on every hand
just the same as IL there were no such
thing as hard times
The new Catholic church In North Den
ton Is about completed. II Is two
story building, and will be used both for
a church and school purposes.
Quite, a number of important real es-
tate sales have taken place during the
past week, aud some very desirable prop
erty has changed hands
District c0nrt has been grinding away
on the criminal docket The past week
Monday The case of John Johnson
charged with rape, was taken up. This
is the case Ia which johnson and four
others are charged with outraging Miss
Luln Co1ksey near CARA, two years or
more ago. All the other parties impli-
Gated have either been acquitted or the
N.in's HVslt iitV.r'u' IN lne johnson case
The jury failed TO agree aud were dis
Charged, 1t Is said the Jury stood five
for acqnittal aud seven for convictions
The case Of burglary against Robert
Bowling, the 1A-yelr-old boy from Pilot
Point. was taken up Saturday, Defend
ant pleaded guilty and his punishment
was assessed At two years in the REFORM
atory.
Tie case against j. w. Bowling. who
Is charged with shooting Ike Newton A
bartender at Pilot Point some time ago,
was continued by the state because New
ton the wounded man, IS still unable to
be moved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
DIXON, THE COLONEL HIGHT
WEIGHT WINS.
sOlLY SMITH STRICTLY CAME,
Giving Dixon the Hardest Rattle lie
Has Had Lately, but the Negro Was
Too swift for Him smith sue
cumbcd In the seventh Round.

COMFY ISLAND ATHLETIC CLuB
Sept 25,-rhere were 5000 rpplc at
The club tonight
George pixon's seconds wen Geogc
Godfrey, Jack Marlin ard 'roni oiicurl,e,
Solly Smith chose Billy pelauey Stew
ari Smith and Jack Oliver
Round Ion the cal OF ilue Smith
made a rush and there was a clinch
Dixon tried three Of his lannon's left
hand swings for Smiths face but Solly
dodged them. DiSoi sent bis right On
tae ear and Smith went 10 tha iioor IN a
clean ck-ioWn.
Round 3-1his round was full OF eS.
citemeut Smith went down four times
In the fourth Dixon rai0el another
kock-down. Both fousht bard.
In the fifth Dixon sen, Smith to his
knees. Smith came lack With a right
hawier on the uosc and Dixon got a
cut that made him bleed The blow
almost staggered the fonther-weghi
champion Of the world, and he DID no
nom lighting for moment Smith
gained confidence and sailed IN, but
swung IDS hand too high and Dixon diye,l,.
Dixon became full Of business ngain aud
slugsed Solly Ia the face three times,
getting back only one good puach IN the
neck
Soaring opened the sixth round thee
Dixon caught another ON the nose, re-
moving he how Oi blood, Sulth smashed
Dixon In the mouth and The yolDrel pa.
ri,l4t fu4htl aud Iulaapu Ma owe liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
Mr.. SAVERS BILL.

/. WASHINGTON Sept. 25.-In regard
70 the bin for the repeal of the laws
Eor the creation and maintenance Of a
tinking fund, Mr.. Sayers Of Texas, who
introduced the repeal measure, says;
fIhe sinking fund is used for the pur-
pose Of liquidating the public debt, and
poe amount estimated to be applied TO
ihe sinking fund for the present fiscal year
~ S4S,6OO,OO0. The total debt Of the
funited States, less cash in the treasury
August 81, 1865, was S2,75G,431,5T1 49,
o. June 80, 1892, 1t was Ss41 .526. 1890
making reduction Of the debt less
cash in the treasury on that date Of
sl,0l4, eU0, l01 81, or SJoO,5lO,DSl. ~
more than the requirements of the sink
ing fund called for.
In view of the present condition of the
ueasury and the certainty OF reduction
Of the duties on Imports, and also OF the
iaet that we have already applied more
than S90O,OOO.OOu in excess to the re-
guircnents Of the sinking fund under
these h laws Mr.. sayers believes that
n would he wise TO repeal these laws
nnd his bin calls for such repeal, with
this proviso, however, that nothing there
b. shall be construed MS modifying or
fepeallng the law authorizing the secre-
tary Of the treasury az any time to apply
die surplus money In the treasury not
Otherwise Appropriated. or as much there
q as he may consider proper to the pnr-
chase or redemption Of United States
bonds.
An additional reason why he believes
bis bill should pass. is that the entire
payment Of the public debt resulting from
The late civil war Is bearing too heavily
upon the agricural and laboring class
Is Of the country. But should The rev
uues accruing IN the treasury hereafter
e1eead he expenditures. II VIII BE- seen
from MIR Sayers bill, should II become
4 law. that the secretary Of the treasury
Payment Of all outstanding Indebtedness,
rlriher Understanding or Otherwise,
Under the rules Of the house. this ill
Will 20 10 the committee on ways and
means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

Nyill be the attraction at Greenwail's Mt
today's matinee and tonight. What the
clean New York Herald says Of the play;
Gus Thomas clever play, The Burg
lar. was presented before a packed house
Saturday evening and the audience was
thoroughly delighted The Burglar Is
a four-act comedy drama, somewhat out
Of the usual order, aud therefore al the
more enioyaNe IL was presented by o
her 81 whieh was little BOttie Brlscoe.
ne wonderful G-year-ald actress. She Is
certainly the most precOrioua child ever
seen on the Uenn stage Not only -
she perfectly natural and Thoroughly
chnl-ning IN her acting, but she Is p2s,
sassad of wonderfully strong. clear sud
sweet voice for one 20 Young. and her
SINKING and dancing spesiaites were IN
mistaknbir the hit u The season
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
FRIENDS OF NAT GUNrER STILL
WORKING
FOS THE Ell PASO BERTH FOR HIM.
Isecrsiary Carlisle Dcvotes the Day
. 70 Texas omces---Pensions Granted
20 veterans Living in This State.
pcstonce changes---sayers Hope
ful for Kaufman.


i From our own Correspondent
A WASHINGTON, Sept 25.-1he mat
n, Of the comptroller appointments for
f,xas, the international office at Austin.
IN the customs office At FL aso. is on
H. stir here, and is giving Secretary
Ssrlisle no little trouble While the APP
,olntment of Davis of El Paso seems set
fied. Bailey and his other friends are
tulHng hard for Nat Gunter and are not
4, all discouraged over the outlook
The Austin office had the almost ex-
'slnslye attention Of Secretary Carlisle
|.olay. Coke made two visits there in
|the interest of his man, Roche, while
II Savers seems very confident of the
.uccess Of his friend. Mr.. Kaufman.
A reliable statement from treasury
official In high authority today turns the
affair IN another direction There was
suggestion that the matter would prob
ably be compromised in the selection Of
a third man with Representative Seth
Mills Of Mcl,ennan us the fayorte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
a CIGAREITE sue
Cast Into q storcrbm AZ 81. lne.
MO-, Nearly isesulls ~ tar pefruc.
ton or the Town.- sqsnrni Adcl-
dcnts---Loss Nearly stoo,ont

sr. JOSEPH Mo- kepi Wnn.
end A wynH's hir aepailns0i a0 s.aui
IRE mud Will be total hsa
Thp flfe begins 70 wipp Woy ~ nics
dal block and me cafbci M@i
l.osa to T0Wnaend a Hgst Val reach
NAOIupn
The Ore hHr non aprnsd 10 iAe igniT-
khoip Croekefy company ihr Cammertial
hank BLOCK. ne carines block aud The q.
u France building. glie iosa viii nssre-
pnta a milton dollars
several were riighlly Injured ana thrrn
si6ry buibiinF occupied 81 iOwnscia. W.
att Emery, over ifO persons ware AZ
w0rk when he ngms= wnsa discovered.
-hrf apfrai Niiu such fnpidiiy that tho
forced % maii for hep from ilie deiart-
Xi 10 O'Clock Tho are d entirely uaasr
INV ,~iimaie io~ses are a. Follows.
1nwnapnd 4 Wynti. dry eoois stock.
S2lj.g0 Insured f5r tkzOO00, building loss.
ehrVOt iusuraues. sio.uu.
noegnnd bsdidias' lons sio0o' fully in-
gengaeysiaI bank baIdlns. io.s siooo,
w ssma isT'a' .bank snpsr. .os, ss,svt
' cashrry block, ios. s2s.ooo, Insurance.
$1,000, Tiers are over score q emaliei
'iir hard wufk on The pur, Of the nrs
department 'snhuei ihe. hre y ne bl1ct
HrYtqiih rirefis aud 60 HE north hair "a
ilc block hqlwfen fsiuuu1 aud s. Charles,
Sixth and seventh nreels.
drafriif aiun tnat info HiorrrVen %
huudilR Z zippOsed 10 EaFe odgihalod ths
c1nhAxfaflup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
McGRuDER- BROWN.

HENRIETTA. Tex. Sept o5.-tspe-
einl Invitations are out for the mar
ringe OF Mr.. g. u. Magruder Of Wichita
Falls and Miss Marie Brown OF this
city which viii occur Oct. at the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city.
The groom Is the popular agent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver at Wichita
Falls, and has hosts Of friends both here
and az Fort Worth, whore he Is well
known and highly esteemed The bride
Is one Of Henrieiia's most charming and
accomplished bellies.
Heartiest congratulations will be Of
fercd by the numerous friends OF both
the high contracting parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

SwEErwATEH Tex. Sept %,
tspeclalJ The most trying and distress
ing dronti we have ever had IN this
section was bnoken this morning By y
good. guliy.washing riin-0no that wlll
iii ~ watcr.AOles, tanks and crfrks
and make grass and permit fall plDwlhr
Win the exception VI a light rain 10
tls gariy RaTl q Ia, aes ss ma. Mas g ,
10 rain since May Is uil ihls morning
The most astonishing thing X that tho
farmers raised anything While Of course
the crop y liEhi yaf the farmers gengs-
ally raised good grain crops There was
raised generally about enough corn f1f
home consumption ard about half crop
Of cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

BY The death III col. WALTER l.. Malone.
president Of ihc Gazette Publishing rom.
pauy aud editor Of iliaf paper iori
worth loses one OF her most inyal cld-
zeas, he prcss generally o member who
was an ornament and an honor 70 he
profession. aud The Gazette especially,
40 officer whose ilare viii BE- hnfd 30.
hted % 90. No nnn ever liyrI ~ idrf
Worth who worked harder. and more nIl-
sclhsllly for her Interests iunn ia hoi
WDfds were always w0rdk OF wisdom
aad were needed b. all whu heard them.
r. The Gaztfiu for years be- was the
moving spirit ~ prop aud nlHiu stay
His anoiion 10 The paper WAS 1idy
surpassed hy that 10 ilf fnnhly md u
was lis ambition 50 his liie 70 push 10
ile front tho pnpqr Tor which he lhbQrol
70 zeai6usly. aud III de Interest Of which
he 30 taxed bis mcnial nDi physical
being that tired nature cracked nt Inst
aud the fallauf soul passed away; but
b. M ne Imprint u his worn horn
Walter Malone Wis a deFgied father
aud husband. and his deyoiiop 10 wife
anl children shine Gut o bright star in
lds lifa To his follow workers he was
a fricnd rad counsellor ane none egnf
sank - low whom he would NOT GRASP
by The hlnd Lead back ia DE path n
tie deserving fcniy. and 10 him can many
pmni as 10 The friend who placed Them N
the way 81 professional pfelenn1i aud
aGsate mont He rns She struggling
employee friend aud Willie nsfieehf.aiid
% these WHO dld not know hld. Do
appeared cold ald indif6eni ils cri0i
rof covered heart that beat Ylib tae
aailn aJmpaihy for he yEiing nrn %
fhs Journalistic profession and ic would
advance fhem whenever merit Yaffnnied
n lleins done
IIis worl il hshaH of Fofi WaftA
WAS uaiiriDgi unsel1th aud bcnehcial-
more 80 others iLan hinsrlL nnd those
el41 today count iheir Rides ~ teat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
nny WA. nr LYNcnrn.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia. sept. -, --rha
merchants formers and the public reneralp
~ Northern Louisiana propose 10 mppfcsf
10 a most Vigorous malshgr those VINO ha,a
nlAeaf,lch cotton Gins with noiirrs thai IL
thN uhre touch any cotton before the price
REACHES 10 cents tho rina viii 10 hnfnri.
Thur have hccu several mrrilnga anI Ma
tlMhofnV AlllNuce fafmcfA drelnre III nuv
N'ns IN that parish nrr burned mo nef.
lrlfetaN " ihe outrage will be promptly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

A telegram WIS received n the sher'
iG'. ofice about 0 o'eloek yesterday after
notn from, Renne,iair. stating mat a innn
ma been tsahbel 30 death deere a few
moments before the Telegram was sent,
The nanse u the man who WIS efahl.ed
Il saia 10 o. Rief Ary. aud that Of his
assailnnt Ifalk Smith No details wefe
Ever. A seHiie1nsn Hh0 came up on n
ls.n4ral train iesi night said Smith walk
~ N wittieut being 1loiested This gen
fioruan knew po'hing q The raftie1iiars
Deputy Sheriff WicheF went 10 me acfae
and al AZ early hour this morning had
rof rcfufued.
Kernedals = a snail station about
ssehf f,les sQrqh Of This city on fhe
HSuston and Texas Central rAilWay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

WICHITA FAILS. Tex, sept o.
Special D-1hc SIX weeks df0uth this
county has been contending with, was
broken las, night by heavy. soaking
rain This rain is Of vast benefit 10 ihe
farmers of Wichita county ns j. place
the ground In condition 10 be- pl0wed for
another wheat crop Il is estimated that
The Increase ~ acreage sOwt Va wheat
this fall viii be- fully 70 per cent over
LAST ycar's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

CISCO, Tex. Sept 25.--fspeeiai1-A
gentle rain bcrau lasi night ana ii 4 now
giving ns regular soaker II seems 70
s.e qSfe general II wa badly needed.
as stock wafer waa getting aclrce. and
ree~tatiou mostly dried NJ, though q Il
flourht h viii ruin the cotton.
fi,tuusrri with last rear the cotton
crop IN Ens;;aud Paio Pinto and sioph-
~ countiss q only about ~ per eeiIt,
although tdefc was a large aerags,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
MONEY FOR COTTON.

CORSICANA. Tcx., Sept. 2a-lSpe-
ciall-'rhe statement in The Gazettc
that the hanks would not furnish money
10 buyers SHOULD not hav been so sweep.
lug, the cotton brokers. some Of Of
them had run their limit with some OF
unloaded. The banks have ploniy IN
money 10 hny the cotton with and arc
turning il loose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
srRuCK BY LIGHTNING.

WICHITA FALLS, Sept, 25.-(spe-
clal.l-During an electrical storm yes
terday evening Just before the rain be.
gan to pour down. Fannie Dennis. a
Girl about II years old was struck by
a bolt Of lightning while standing Ia
the front door Of her mothers residence.
burning her face and breast considerably
Beyond the nervous shock sustained and
Injuries above mentioned, she was not
ltttrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
SORROW An ABILENE.

ABlLENE. Tex, sept. e5. -,spceiaiA
The sad news Of the death Of Colonel
w /. Malone, prcsidcui OF the Gazette
company, was n,ctdvel here this after.
noon with universal sorrow throughout
me business portion Of the CITY. An
SS9sncur IN the opinion that Fort Worth
The Gazette and Yves, Texas have LOST
M F'N'' VIII NC HAFu 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
ON AN OLD CHARGE.

In the year 1880 L. II. Dixon was In
dicted by the grand jury on diarge Of
cattle theft, and has ever since evadcd
the officers II WIS learned few days
since that he was residing IN Grlham.
He was at once placed under arrest aud
Deputy Sheriff Swain went down after
him yesterday 10 bring Aim hnck for
trial Dixon Is charged with tie theft
Of cattle from Il. l., OGord, who lives In
this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

SHERMAN. Tex. Sept. 25.-lSperl1ll
The finding Of the remains Of an infant
nnar The eity yesterday Is sui exciting
much interest. The shysiciens who e1.
amined the remains are now in doubt A.
to whether the chili was white or co..
orei Ofioers are siin ut work on the
cn.e. With llit.e hon. 81 a-lrse.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
AFTER CAMPBELL.

Sheriff Euless lef, yesterday for Mans
field. La, where he goes to get one Q.
c. Campbell charged with the theft Of
over $50 fnlm Pete stromsthad.
Campbell was indicted by tie grand
jury and Is under arrest ia Mansfield
awaiting Fort Worth officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

CISCO. Tex. Sept. 25.-(Special)-
The school house was completed aud
turned orer TO the trustees last satur-
day. II f. one Of the handsomest and
most substantial school buildings in the
West. II cost about $500, 5000 of
mittee.
George Iangs,ou and ]. ]. Winston
viii som have their new residences
completed both Of which would be an
ornament to any town
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

TERRELL. Tex, Sept. lspeclail
For The fra tins in many weeks Ter
rel had a splendid min. The showers
commenced last night nad. Shave cuut.aneJ
daring ihei entire day, blessing % man
aud belsi and carer ~ many Ills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

briti.i-N. sept Ga aispatcn IRON
Messlugin SAYS the carsr mr. ~. 1,t.,. a..
the return o. Prince Blsmarois "a Frsidn.
.lchsrnhe 4 the Illness Of O female ecrvant
ihefe. who Is suffering from typhns feyer
lt,lncess bismatck. therefore, does NOT
WISH nv prince to return to Freiderieh.
stnhe until The woman can be moved from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

MEMPHIS Inn. Sept ahi-,oi. II. clay
hinv seryins q term for the mordcr Of
David II rcs,on. has issued ~ address
10 The nnhlle ~ whi'h be chkfgcs hh con.
Nnu maae~ wl,N enafg,.s Saeaan.t tnl,sys
CONNECTED with tho cont aud pr@ecn;lon.
Inc Addrcss has caused Vcnsntion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
A sERIors cnARaE.

coRslcANA, Tex, Sept, %, tspe-
clal,)-Frank Ross, colored was brought
to this city this evening by the Shcriff of
Limestone county and placed iu the coun-
ty jail, charged with attempted rane of
n young lady az Workman last night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ARLENE. Tex, Sept % Special. -
A fine rain commenced FILLING here last
night about o'clock, and has continued
through today. and Is yet falling
This min VIII prove blessing 10 both
the farnrrs and caiiiemen Of West
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. -.
(speclall-Gchcral rains ara reported
south OF here toward Laredo north to
Austin aud aonr he line II tho san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad. Pho
fH,i was mot heavy, but WAS OF some
benefit to grass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

PHii.Ai,BLpHIA, Pa, Sent. 25.-The
executive board OF the knights q Labor have
.eiuAlalNi John W Hayes, secretary and
aeasuI'f RMS Tor the present. ends the at.
tempt u onsL Have frnm niiinn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

ELMO, Tex, sclA. -,speciaiA--
The drouth was broken her ma morn.
lng AT . O'Clock by a heavy rain, whLl,
lasted about lNvo hours.
AZ 10 O'clock this morning ilin hcgGa
10 fall ngain and N falling now at I y.
~, with good prospects Of Continuing
through the night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

.NEW ORLEANS, Ia. sepiember a.
70 Ti1as morning plpere-fle dlpaich
~ the Unitel pris3s Is entirely uuluihprlnd.
~ arrangement has been or is likely 20 be
rate with that assaeiaiion 90 serve our
Aambers j. PISCKNEN SMITH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
ADJuDGnD INSANE.

SAX ANTONIO. Tea.. sept. 2J -tspe-
ciall-Iawyer A. S. Cheyaller was TO-
dav aaiudred inslne as ;he result q 0
sun sisoko twenty years ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
SPORTING.


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. %.
Word ~ reviewed from lal1 hllO If Tie
arrival M De lillsiliu irUttcta of The Or
lnn brood ADVANTAGEOUS for these
hprsr3 Wero nade Win hr ifufsilu eif.
grnnvut by senator Stanford before llls
death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

h'ght and Il still pouring down ~ 10 a.
v. iNiay. With late frost this win give
plenty grass iNr winter, ASSURE u large
small grain crop. With ordinary season
20 hArt OF Texas can clual lhlA Tor farm.
pectcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

SANTo. Tex, Sept 25.-lspeciall-
II has been raining here continuously Tor
thirteen hours and has not stopped yet
This min will prove d blessing. a., s.
was bally needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26
MITclIGlLconBrrr Airlcfrs.

NEW YORK. Sept IS james J. Cor.
boti SIGNED ai1ielch Of agreement nt A..
bury park this morning 90 hght with
thnrley Mitchell, who has already sign
I'd articles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

SHERMAN. Tex. Sept 25.- tsperlall
Every room IN the public schools Is
crowded. ani the trustees are negofiat-
ing iolay for q room IN the Fifth ward
IA which 10 establish a primary grade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-26

DECATUR, 1eN.. Sent. *. Especially
a steady rain has hecn falling horn
Tor Twelve houts. which Il thoroughly
soaklne The ground aud putting Il in
good condition for nlovipe
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train leave the yards. was run over
and instantly killed By The switch engine
ana ears coming up behind him. lie will
% buried by tho X. Of T. lodge tomor-
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MOLE aoIp FnoM rnANcr

+, NEW YORK Sept. 25.-The steamship
iHisvrsoshne, which arrived yesterday nom
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cnlcAGo, H., sept % Chicago 8
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LONDON, Sepi g5 IN tie sculllne
rnre iolay from pniiiry 10 M0rili,le-Oh-
ihe.Ihnnes, sullivan beat cuboar