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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
Pure and Simple Attempted ON a
Dallas Lady.
A. a. MoNEYMAKER, THE NAME
Put to the scurrllous Notes Sent De.
handing Money to BE Placed in a
Cigarette Box and Put in the Gut.
ter---A Young Blood After the Box.


DALLAS, Tex.. Auy n fcr.oi,,,
A big sensa,;on !. '9p,''"'
L.. - pre"lhg IN TINS city,
uut ior prudential reasons the names
are withheld at this time. as no inform,.
tion has y.t h,,on al -,
mat 49, "s'ihs' the guilty.
~ the pOldest 0tempt at
blheklnal ever made in this city, and
was only frustrated hv Tho roryo o,1
rood senso ~ ~ -,
~, ue iauE ihNoNeu' ph
i"esu"y lAst the wife OF one of the
leading insuMnee mon In the CITY re-
ceiyel tvnn.,,r,,,,, -. - a.
mclean, -. ~ '.''"Su une
't'"' WIS FhiAlhous beyond de-
scriptlon. II was signed A. A. Money
maker. The writcr stated that ,,., a.
s,,na,,o,, :. 9''''e' ''"' ''ie as
VI '''e '"u' III question ana
certain well'known gentleman were
known to the blackmailer. md unless fife
intended yictim naid So5 ra, ,,,.,,,I, d,
-, -, - ~ re- H'V"t"
ie''ei "ou'u oe written TO her husband
apprizing him of what was going on -
The threat was made that II tine Indy
did nat a,,oia.l soz A.,
N eN''o"e 80 III clsurette pack
age forwarded by the scoundrcD and
place the same In the gutter near the
corner OF st Louis and Ervny streets
on Friday night her min wand he cam.
plete. a blue mark ON tie Sidewalk
would be II ade That evening 10 indicate
to her where TO place tho money. me
lady turned the lettor over 10 HE chief
of police. and il was determined TO on
tran the blackmaIlrr. Shc WINS Instructed
TO obey Instructions and a detective
would be in easy reach and watch de-
yelopulents. Friday night there came II
terrific rain storm and the nrorrnm fell
tbrnurh Sntnriny morniny liz Lady re.
criyej another letter thronch the most.
Office. "riyinr ber ono more chance. II
WINS tbreatenei by His nnonymous Sian.
dcrer of yirtuous and bi,b.toned woman.
who Is far above reproach. that II The
money was moi plnced ai The snot desig.
mated ON SATURDAY evening. a special de-
livery stamp would be placed on letter
containing vile charges against her repu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
IN ETFIGY.
President. Cleveland Strung Up by a
Blob Composed of Popuiists' Hoou-
lums, and Boys.

GOLDEN. Colo. Aug. 13.-President
Grover Cleveland was hung In eiiigy last
midnight by a mob made mp largely OF
boys. The leader Of the dissrnceeinl pro
reedings was lOud-mouthed Popuilst,
who has been denouncing the president
IN the streets for several days past.
Yesterday he talked Of the recent mes
snre of President Cleveland, and vow
eJ that the citizens of the state ought 10
show their contempt for his opinions on
the silver question by hanging HIM.
Last evening, just before Mayor koc-
niy had closed bis grocery store on
Washington street, crowd OF ho1tlug
icnring men came riding down the street
dragging some object by a long rope.
Word had been passed about that this
would be done. and large crowd OF
men had stayed about the streets, out
az curiosity, to see what would occur.
When they arrived opposite Mayor hoe-
nig's store. the mob threw the rope over
nm nrm of telegraph pole, aud about
twenty men and boys pulled the dnIn-
my figure up until II swayed above their
heads. The dummy was gigantic in pro
portions. and bore placard reading;
''Old Grover"
Cheers resounded. aud number threw
sticks and clubs ut the swaying object;
while the men stapding abont laughed
ut the spectacle.
Much Indignation was expressed ny
the decent citizens nj the disgracetnl
scene, yet none offered publicly TO stop
the progress Of the affair,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Ge1nany's cavalry horses will be fed %
'rhe duke aud duchess OF York received
over 5000 wedding ptosenta.
langkQk, SLAM, has trolley stroet-car
llne which pays handsomely
me llhlne wine production this year VIII
he usually large n crops do not fail,
New cust1dhng of Ahakerpenro'a house
In slrntford nrc both patient and ubiiEing;
Qnitr COLONY Of Americans has settled
in cowes, Isle OF Wight, for the yachting
henson
a ton of gold recently taken from tho
south Mtlcnii mines was on exhibition az
II Is cited az complimentary that nearly
al the inonnrciiA OF Europe are attended by
llnsslH proposes 20 have an International
NUT eNpQAiilDn and congress Of 81. Peters
burg In the fall OF 1894
fife Duchess of Marlborough expects TO
rcyiAit her hnuye land III September, nnd
VIII attend the Worlds fair
one or the PnriH restaurants crlebrntcd
for novelties IN gnstfonohiy serves daily
SOUP hR-rd upon grnrshoppcra
T9e largest nand'sanlng inaehlnc IN 10
land aud sont 70 Tasmania.
lpe wives n Slnmnse nohlemen have
~ straight ana iiorco about an inch long.
An idD.rnllccfOr IN london. who has Just
died. had q collection u 200 little gods, all
or which hhh been nciually worerped
Russian crop prospects, have greatly Inn
proved. \ fairly large Yield u now cX-
pecled.. especially Of rye, the chief bread.
In Gennany quantities Of waiernplona
are grown but ne PEOPLE do nnol consider
Chinese inundries are said not to flourish
r London e thrre q 4 prejudice aEainst
board aud the manglc,
The tlrnliours " the I,nsslan army arc
% b., eeqnllpeI with snow shoes next win.
frontier have used snow shoes with naiis-
fnrfion for several winters,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
As THE FIGHT Is VIEWED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.--A remark.
able feature Of the situation Is that MIR,
Carlisle untll recently has bccn regarded
Us free coinage Democrat and he Is
now called upon to oppose that policy
and TO advocate the ideas OF the eastern
wing Of the party. II may be said Tor
Mr. Carlisle, however, that his views
have recently undergone change II
they were ever really at variance with
with the sentiments of MIR. Cleveland
on the silver question and he Is now
regarded ns a consistent and loyal ad'
Nocflte OF the Administrations idea, Hn
may, therotofV. he expected TO voice the
sentiments Of MIR, Cleveland IN the NIB
sencc of the chief executive aud to rep
resent him fully In amy conference which
may be necessary.
This was made manifest when the COM
mittec Of anti-silycr men appointed TO
confer with the president regarding the
propositions submitted hy the free cOn'
nge advocates wcrr referred 10 MIR. Car
Isle. Mr. Carlisle alsn held a confcr'
cncc with Speaker Crisp. The silver
men at their conference agreed upon a
proposition which they subsequently sub
mittcl to tho anti.silvcr committco. 1t
was that q vote should first be taken On
free coinage at the existing ratio III
III to I, aud then. II Il failed, to vote
upon other ratios mp 10 - 10 !, u the
several free coinage propositions should be
rejected vote should be taken ON the
Bland Allison act OF 1878. What the
silver men Insist upon is that they shah
have u fair aud square vote upon free
coinage, mud they express confidence In
their ability to carry II as substitute
for the existing sherman law, The anti
silver men manifested considerable host.
fancy about granting the request for
such vote, although they declared that
unconditional repeal is sure Of at least
foriy.ono majority IN the house. The
hcstancy Of the nnt.siNcr forces Ia Wow
of the willingness of the free coinage
men 10 enter the fight At once Is not,
however, regarded IA Il align favorable
TO unconditional repeal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
TO PINKERToNs
shercliT. Alias Kid Mccoy, is Sur
rendered-The Jewellers 10 Put
Him Through.

CHICAGO, IHA Aug. 13,-Frank
sherclin. nllas Kid Mccoy. alias I'D
Burke, alias Frank Wilson, the perpotra,
rohtery on Chicago aud Northwestern
rain IN Harrison county, Iowa, has been
tnrned over to to ]. c. Fnizer,. assistant
snperintendent Of the Denver branch OF
~ pinkerton National Detective agency.
'rbe authorities at Denver, where he wa
a,r..sI,i recognize the claims Of The
Pinkerton agency in having ,unremittiagiy
,,, ,,' the search for the Pollock robber.
rl.,',,,,-.ssn,iug the interests Of the Jeweiers
Conceive union, aud the Pinkertons arr
nnbasitatingly given first claim upon the
celebrated criminal.
netsetiye Frazer left Leadville today
lin the prisoner bound for Harrison
ro,intv. Iowa. the scene Of the robbery.
the prisoner Is positively identified BY
Conduet0r AshiDore. on whose train the
roiibery occurred. the brakelnen Of the
rain and three Oh the passengers.
Various dties have requested the sur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

recording a complete history of each horse
as soon as the owner Is given stablc.rooni,
In book which is to be kept for reference
In the scales-rocm, usually located beneath
Or behind the judges stand. In this hoax
tue seq, breeding, color and markings of
are registered, as is also The owners racorJ1
Enirits VIII nv. be accepted from stables
Whose owners and horses are moi register,
during the CLUBS owning 1ali ineetinis.'
which Will be opened the 18th N the
present month. A II works the Western
luti congress VIII be asked 10 take II I'M
anu have i In operation on each track
running under the congress rules.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The sit
untion seems TO be this; There Is reason
to believe that the silver repeal blu
will ultimately pass the house, and tha:
free coinage measure, which will be
snbmlited by the silver men as part
M the repeal proposition. will not re-
ceiye the vote " minority Of fhe
bouse. On the other hand. there u no
oresent prospect that the silver repeal
lin can pass the SENATE without condi.
lions The prospect rather II that the
mi 10 repeal the slyer-purchasing clause
~ he Sherman law cannot pass the
senate unless It shall be accompanied,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
THE coAnuILA TROUBLE.

PlEDRAs NEGRAs, Mexico Aug
IL, Especially Tho town Of Mana, state
of Cnahnlm, II said 10 have bocn captured
by the Cnrdenas party. This would put
thcm In possesslon Of all the towns
around Piodrua Ncgras Two federal
troops were dlscmbarltcd this morning
At SnhingH ani pev0tcas a large force
OF cavalry II reported 10 10 distributed
Hloug the n,lrOud. Whnt action tho
federal troops will take ~ unknown
Colonel llerrn, commanding tho CArde-
mas forces. ~ onmped near Pcyotcs.
Tho trouble viii probably rnd Ia tho
slate being placed under military rule,
until after the election, a result deeired
by many of the best citizens. Neither
party IL expected 10 resist the federal
authorities, No that bloodshed will be
avoided.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
SAVING THE TOWN


WELLINGTON, o., Aug, ia well.
dressed man was found this afternoon
lying under shade tree. aud It was
at first thought that he WAS dead. 1t
was thought he was sun struck. On
examination the following letter was
found In his pocket: "Aly nams Is Chas.
l.. Laffen, bridgeport, Conn; no money
aud no work, and | won't steal nor hes,
for living. Goodbye. Give my body
to a doctor, for It will save your town
the trouble Of burying It," He had
bought an ounce Of laudnnum anl swal-
lowed II. He had been TO the WOrld's
fair and was put of the train here by
vigorous treatment DR. Hathaway brought
him out all right He ! hitter by
trade and IL 40 years old, aud has a
wife and two children
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug, H. Some very
amusing Incidents of the recent silver
caucus are told Judge Culbcrson Of
Tcxas presided, and there were three
Republicans and nine populIsts present,
besides nearly 100 Democrats. The fact
that the Democrats were so largely In
majority led one Of the enthusiastic 60
introduce resolution plcdglng the party
In the house to "repeal the Sherman law,
adopt che FREQ coinage Of silver. repeal
tho tax on The state banks and thus cnrry
ON The promises Of the Chicago Plat
form" To this the objection wan raised
that ,he caucus was not d party nifnir
and hence partisan politics should not
be introduced Judge Culb0rson SuH-
tained the objection aud the resolution
was Aquclrhed. This gave Jerry Simp'
son, The populist leader, the chance he
taking part In tho free-fur-nll During
Ms speech he began a bitter attack upon
President Cleveland. whrrenpon Mr.
Baiicy % Texas Immediately made the
point Of order thnt the caucus was u
Democratic gathering and abuse Of the
Democratic executive Should not be oil.
lowed This objection, too, was aua-
inincd and Jerry Simpson was sup
pressed, Mr. Culhcrson called to tho
chair his FREQ coinage colleague Buck
Nilgorc. at one point IN tho prOceellngs
Of the president, doesn't know whether
10 apologize to MIR Cleveland for preald.
ing even temporarily over such hy1rid
gathering or 10 apologize 10 his free
coinage constituents for manifosling ON
barrassment about u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
Observation-Disclosures CASE
INVESTIGATION PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON. Aug ~, l,eprcscn-
tailyes Pence aud Bell have had con
ference with Hatch, Bland aud other
silye leaders ns TO the action Of Comp
troller Eclsels IN permitting New York
banks to issue clearinghouse certificates.
II was agreed that nt the proper time
revolution 10 investigate his action
would DO introduced II was also dc
cidod that Secretary Carlisle and Acting
Director Of Mint Preston should be sim
ilnrly treated for their violation Of the
laws Us to the monthly purchase Of
silver.
'Fln question has arisen among silver
men, whether their cause has been In.
iured or advanced by the selection OF
Mr. Cultivate for the cOlnmlttee on
rules In place Of Me. McMillan' ana
upon this opinions vary. Some think Outh.
vnitn, who has been ratcd NJ gold
standard man. has latterly nollowcd his
Views 80 that he will e-nosc uncDndition.
al repeal Of the silver purchase act,
Others think That he Hiill ndheres 70
his original views md Will not under
any circumstances go further than tue
declaration Of the Ohio convention to-
DAY on this financial issue, which II de-
nounced as hn act Of c0wnrliee by some
and as n 'hermaphrodltc straddle' by
others Nevertheless, Ia any event, pc
can be- no moro Objectionable than pr.
Mcmillan. whose views on the SILVER
question are chaotic and uncertain.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Crisp knew what he
was about when he selected Mr., Ouih-
waite, and since the administration or
cans In Georgia. especially Tho Atlanta
Journal. Uoke Smith'R paper. Openly
charge that Mr.. Crisp ID a free silver
man. Il II 10 be hoped that he brillqd
wisely in selecting Mr., Ontlwalte. Mr..
Cultivate has always been a protege Of
Judge Thurman and received the Thur
man influence In Ohio, aud ns the Thur
mans are silver men. II " not likely
Mr. Cultivate will nposntize from this
teaching
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
CHOKED HER
And Threw His Child Across the
Room, and She is Going TO the Old
Home.

MIpDLErowN, Nd. Avg. 19-John
Poninbcrgw, residing in the vicinity Of
New Baltimore. this valley, ls minus a
wife. After the death OF his first wife,
abou; two years ago, he went TO Dayton,
Ohio, and there married Mis. Amelia White
a year after. A month ago they came to
the home Of Mr.. Podinberger's mother. at
New Baltimore, 10 live,
Yesterday NriS potinbergor with her llttle
daughter, came to Madletown aud sthtel
TINT her husband had been beating and
choking her repeatedly since she. came East
and that she wanted u constable TO pro-
cure her household Effects and then she
would leave her husband and ~ back 10
her sisters home In Dayton.
She said he had beat and checked her
terribly that morning and threw her little
daughter bodily ncross the room. Aflerwnrd
she escaped from him and borroMihg q
dress from nclghbor came TO Middlctown.
would detnln her,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

as part Of the measure, by provision
lor free coinage at some greater ratio
than The present ratio Of 10 TO l.
This Is the opinion which is taken
by the most eminent senators, whose cx-
perence is the widest. and whose en-
purchasing clause is Intense. Many OF
those senators would not care to have
their names given. They fear that TO
publish them would add to existing IN.
rest But they desire that the country
should know the facts, believing that II
is wiser that they should, aud tina such
inilucnccs as there may be IN popular
opinion may be brought to bear upon
congress to secure Ultimate favorable
action. OF speedy action thrre Is no
longer any serious talk among those
Mhnsc oplninns arc of Nalne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

AZ meeting of the California Cricket
Thanksgiving day crickc, match be-
tween a team of local Australian crick-
eters and u picked eleven from the play
ers now in that city viii take place ut
Golden Gate, Berkeley. The object of
this match Is TO raise money sufficient
10 defray the expenses Of a team Of crick-
cters from Victoria, II. G.. to that city
during the mid-winter fair
Aug. 20 at Boston Connect aud Orion
will run off return match. The dis
lance will be mile and Il half, Con-
nelf expects 10 again lower the colors OF
tlin Canadian crack.
Jones, the champion hnnd-ball player
Of Australia, Is not doing as, well in the
Eas. as his friends expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

render OF the robbcr TO them. 10 order
that he may be prosecuted for other
diamond thefts, but the officials Of the
Jewellers Protective union are deter.
mined to prosecute him first oa their
own account. They Will keep trace OF
him. however after his sentenge. and
see that everybody who has case
against HIN gets chance at him. Ii Is.
therefore, fnir to say that the criminal
career Of Shercl.n. atlas Burke, alias
McCoy, has reached It's end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

LONDON, Aug 10 -Oaiial returns
show great .;ieiNase In cholera IN Rus
ia last week. The figures given for the
cases. i7S deaths: Ord. 327 eases. ITO
deaths. Don region. 35i cases. 147
,lrathsi Kirf 800 casca, 81 deaths:
f,rono. 10 eases, p deaths, Mini Now
snrod. 25S cases. 1Oz deaths; Hherson,
20 cases, rs deaths. Naroslnv, 30 eases,
IS deaths; samara. ~ cases. S deaths;
Nlaeimir Sy ssse'; dss'h ,o, haz, W
Moscow riiyl, i2I cases, 0 deaths; Moe-
COW ,ity averages 80 cases aud 10 deatha
daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
FUTURE on "BUMPus" JONES.

NEW YORK, Aug bit is quite
probable that "Bumpus" Jones will be
furmcd out TO the Providence club of
the Eastern league. Ward has confidence
in the young Soulherner, but durcs not
give him trial. He wants him for next
season, however. Manager Draper of
the Providence club was at the Polo
grounds today, to close up the deal.
Mr.. Draper also made Ed Crane an of
fer. but the latter is waiting to hear
from Nick Young on his application as
an nmplre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
sncers a Loss of over a
Million Dollars
| INNS DID THE WORK.
....s,ed and Twelve Houses
s.w Mills and Millions of
,,.mbor Dcstroyed--st. Paul
|splsd on For Aid

.rpotIs. Mimi, Aug. "a
presumably the work OF m
ss.tryed over a million dol
n ppperty this afternoon.
h,,.e out In a stable in the
4, cedar Lake Ice company's
y - .,,.,ad IN the ice house
" soon sp'"1 - I'll,
4 y from here iahheu ny u iui'N
4 4 clark's box factory. II then
h,ilcr works of Lintzes,
~ ns ,.',,,,, COZ onO rivet-
Il { Co, incluuins " T-''o0' I,,
. liue, the only one west Oh oli-
,.o,,o, works was to-
tsrs tnlOn "He" ....,.. 90
o,sumel. Also u quahu'S vi
| Hanging TO various firms.
,s.-iala Ice company will lose
tedAs i'iAs -, s.,n nnn
tlafks poA '''s me-. 400 -,
1, Cornell X Go. SOo'oVo' Union
IN, sl5OOO On this the in
W." ~
e . one-nai'' -. ,i.l,. a.
ibis fire was AT It's height an
as turned in from the lumber
a.. otler end of the island.
AZ 'Ae VIZ ~ - t. o,t,oJ
y laand, as 'np pi'I ',,,, n ,,iSss
nas q WOOD ,, nnu iu q -, and
~ 70 Nelson le''iii y, ~ - s.rc.,i,
j 1 V. Inis was pl''Hli nI. 80, Cs''
eaed ~ the prlsh W VIM. a'e i ,,.aia,.
lnhei the natro" stre'Sl Vi WY" ~.
saa ealing rs way ainphE ~
IS nils and residences ~ the I'm IN,
y. liver hank: Oiie al'er nilo.ner
Itailg mills oi W he9N cou'pan Z,
AaieFion mil, the bnckus nilll'
I'll. Smith " torrlg9h' ana Nel-
/ nay 4 %. We're either totally
Ma o. badly damaged.
iias were practically stopped by
\ Z hdek structure Of the MinnieIipo-
t,risg company, although their loss
Il q sllO,OD
/ Af5sgh the entire section. the
4 ian houses occupied by laboring
IL nil hands, went like finder
4 d, Iame. struck them. but the
4 Il BAD ample time to move their
&taa
q 4 ll9 houses We're destroyed.
= I'm ,ity department proved in
4 70 he occasion and aid was
1 \ iOm st. Paul, and that city
aiyo steamers and hose carts
hpa Boon Island was burning
isHs Il letting it burn Itself out.
tlrlsaH PORTION of Minneapolis
v lsgaIel. bu, by the concen-
q 4 ID. asartment its further
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

NEW YORK. Aug. 13,-Health OFF.
Ger jenkins at . y. m. issued this builc.
tin; Two suspects were isolated at
Hoffman island this morning, but owing
10 rough weather In the lower bay they
were not moved to the hospital.
A census Of the hospital tonight shows.
Cholera patients, IA: patients not hay-
ing cholera. 3: couvalescing. / suspects
on Hoffman Island. .. Total, 20 An
uatienfg arp iuluroyiur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

HONEY GROVE. Tex, Aug, 49,
Especial -1hc bail games at lAdonia
yesterday resulted as follows; Honey
Grove League VS.. Ladonia FIRST
yor of League. Honey Grove
Slucgers VS.. Ladonia Second nine, score
u 10 q in favor Of Singers. Honey
Grove League vs.. Wolfe City nine, score
10 to 3 in favor of League
CHICAGO. Ills, Aug. 13,--Ch.cago--
Runs. 10; hits IA; errors, Battery,-
HIS Z; errors. O. Battery-Nng and
Vaughn. Umoire-Caruthers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
SHERMAN ACCOUNT.

, ss.el' Tx, Aug. Especially
~ u g at WhitewFight a negro
y ids,. outrage a white woman,
/ ! !. s ~ away by her screams.
h sl,,n sro had lied the woman
IL ' I'm, and a posse started out
'ascs t ~ who had disappeared.
\. ID, ~, n, him has been going on
I BOT h.. ~ . o'clock this evening
Isllur a Oeen captured. The whole
81 Il ,,,n is aroused, and If
WI doubtless be lynched.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
DEATHS.


ARLENE. Tex. Aug. l3;ZlspegaLl-
A gloom was. cast over our little eiIY , Hn
i hnatb ~ nr b. II. Fowler, one OF our
leading physlcians and druggists as wei wen
a. a model citizen. The death Of l,r FNW-
Ter was complete shock he having ,.1gsu pniy
on his throat which Developed into blood
polsonins couslng mis- Sudden demise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
Tho Riots In bombay Havo Been
Serious.
FIFTY PERSONS WE'RE KILLED.
Queen Victoria Regrets the Trouble.
WITH Wiped out by the British---A
cioud-burst in Hungary---Tho Row
olution In Coaiiuila.
CLOUD BURST IN HUNGARY.

VIENNA, Aug. 13.-rhcro was cloud
burst IN lspcres a district of Hungary
today, Fifty persona and many head OF
cattle were drowned One mi> Il
houses, several railway, aud other bridges
were demolished Much of the harvested
crops were dputroycd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

DALLAS. Tex. Aug 49, Especially ~
+ u Gs'ds ss ssrasa o. tb ,le cd s5b,e
Convention az Galveston. Sept 3. win
dec.are FOR the free coinage 81 silver IN
language that eau be understood even at
washington. who're the density Of gold
atmosphere appears 10 have had de-
moralizine eject on men not accus.
toned IL inhale It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Whle tho
New, York Dramatic News has suspended
and lis former editor, Let nder Richardson
mas gone 10 his farm on Long Island.
where he says he. will devote himself To
P,ayiwEting, A. 7. Dunlop publisher of
pun'9p stage News, has started the
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