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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Sept .
q careful estimate of the people now on
The border in the vicinity of Arkansas
City awaiting the opening of the strip
can be placed at 10000. There are al
least 300 people in Arkansas City who
are residing in comfortable homes, and
some engaged in business In the city who
will make the run. Since the issuing of
the proclamation the daily arrivals are
large, and u number are coming In ON
inc trains who are purchasing ponies
aud saddles aud getting ready for the
grand opening Ii will be twelve dayA
now until the registering booths are
open ana ready for business. and unless
thcy come In faster than at the nrpsont
rate, not over 10000 or 10000 nnnnin
VIII get their certificates from the Ar.
Kansas City booth. Ii is estimated that
more people will enter the strip from
this point than any other place ON either
the north or south line. Kildare would
have probably made the hest town In
me strip had IL been located at Willow
Snflngs and been designated n lnnd of
flee. All Arkansas City people had their
eyes on this town. but since It's location
80 lar north aud the land office given
10 Ferry: the county seat Of the county
south, Kildare seems 10 be losing lis
grip,
The people of Oklahoma. and especi.
aliy OF Guthrie, will use every means
10 make Perry a city of 10000 or % 00n
people within the short space of siy or
eight months, and will no doubt succeed
Pond Creek and Enid will make rood
towns, but the odds seem 10 he an
Perry. The land office az Perry has nj.
ready been completed All sorts of m.
mors are aiioat about The mode Of en-.
tering. Some claim TINT Secretary Smith
wiil make all go in nfoot. Others thnt
no Trains will hp ulln,un1 D., .,.. -,
carry passengers; and still others that
the te2ins will enter, but only be al.
loYed TO rNn at speed of live miles
an hour while a few think that Secrr.
tnry Smith will rulr that all who want
claims must enter in q lumber wagon
drawn by a span OF white horses md
driven by q rcd-headed girl. Notwifh.
standing all this talk. those who in.
tend winning are purchasing good sal.
dies and horses. feeding dry food and
training the animals to run good long
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
THE eAzETTE FIT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1899

Fifth aud Sixth streets. had been threat
encd with typhoid Fever for some time,
but Yesterday his condition seemed i'm
proved and he wos able to take car
iiage ride. During the evening the fever
returned, and in an ungliarded moment
the unfortunate man. who seems 10 have
become delirious. loft the house and
wandered away. His absence was dis
covered and search made.
No truce Of the missing man could
be found, and. although the police were
Immediately notified and looked for him
all night, net the slightest clew was dis
covered. This morning when the south
bound louisville and Nashville freight
train passed Highland park the conduc-
tor saw mangled corpse beside the
track and Immediately notified the cor
oner. The dead man was easily recog-
Dized as Mr.. Hayes. II seems that
be wandered out the Grand Boulevard
and then followed the Louisville and
Nalhville track, Exhausted from the
fever he sat down on a crosstie and
must have been struck and hurled aside
by passing train. Mr. Hayes was 3S
years old and generally known and liked.
He leaves, besides his wife aud two chill
dren. bis mother and sister. His for
tune was estimated at $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
LATEST NEWS lTEMIzED,

There are lghtCen cases of smallpox at
Muucie Ind
The rate Of taxation just fixed IN York
Is the lowest In thirty years.
During this year ia $50 silver treasury
notes have been redeemed H. silver dollars.
A sea turtle Weighing 1000 pounds was
day,
senator John sherman has decided to
say very little at present upon the money
Atlanta Is about to celebrate her fftleth
anniversary. Her poulatiou Is lns close
nelghborhoo1 Of 10000.
The counties OF Western New York re-
port O, plague Of, grosshoppers that is doing
much harm TO the crops,
The board Of lady managers Of Chicago
have selected that enterprisng city as the
place for permanent woman's building.
Francis Murphy, the we,l.knowu tenn
peiftnco advocate, claims that the excessive
use Of iniONicnnts Is ON the decrease.
Railroads with mileage OF over 1900
miles and capital OF s1,OOOOOO.OO0 have
gone Into receivers hands ia this country
this year.
The passenger earnings Of the santa fe
and Erie railroads for the frst two weeks
Of August show gratifying increase over,
August " last year.
a small lire In indianapolis Ind, origl-
naiQl In queer way, A picture that was
landing on box Of matches, caused
flame.
The national congress OF Mexico will
convene on September .. There are mat
ters OF grent Importance 20 be discussed.
anu the session promises 10 be OF unusual
The wife Of Christian Scholtka Of MI.
WAukee WIS, has brought suit for divorce
on the ground OF cruelty. The pair have
nineteen grown children and property val
ued at SlOO.uOO.
W. W. ogllvle. the milling king Of Can.
ada, estimates the yield Of wheat Is Mani
i9Da aud Northwest Canada this year at
about twenty bushels per acre. or a total
Yield OF about 100000 bushels.
New York's Dock commissioners have
built. ON several different piers peoples
phfillons. In these structures Iron pillars
support the roof, the building being omen
Oh each side 70 let the breeze enter. The
plvlllgns cost 5000 each. aud nre 10 serve
as public promenades
The receipts Of customs Mt New Yor,
during the nrst ten days OF August
were 81 SO1.uOO less than the same period
last ye@r. As twO-thirls OF the customs
revenues are collected at New York TIC
tOtal railing OF IN revenue In a third OF
month IL &,I00O0O.
- DR., Warmers corset factory at bridgeport
Oonnn employs 1900 women II now II
running only part Of the time. hut for iii
o. me Workwonien WHO do not make enough
20 pay their living expenses Dr. Warner
FURNISHES the meals until the factory shall
ur running fml tlinc again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

ens ..d Abcana fowls and ADcoua
chir,.cns France will supply Houdan
aud C'n4tecoucr chickens and fowls. 20
land ,yill BE- represented hr golden and
silver chickens and fowls aud white
crested chickens and fowls. There will
be white. rel and c9loted members Of
tho Dorkine family. OF Hamburgs there
VIII he HE -nlCea-spangled silver
spaneled and gold aud silyer-pehcled
and black. OF the great varieties of
America mar be mentioned;
Plymouth Rocks, white and colored;
silver. white and golden Wyandottes;
black and white Jayas and the old re-
liable Dominique. OF game birds the
black and brOwn-breasted reds, the red
pyle reds The silver and yellow duck-
wings and the black game and the white
game. and others will be represented.
There & one class devoted to bantams.
and Il comprises golden-s eabright ban
tains, syef-seabright bantams. black
breasted bantams, Pekin bantams. red
Pyle game bantams. Japanese bantams.
r0se-romb bantams. and bantams galore.
Glass 80 embraces bronze and white
Holland and Safe turkeys; white and
pearl grineas: Fekin. Aylesburg. ROuen
and Cayuga ducks; Toulouse aud Emb-
den geese: white and brown china geese
wild geese crested white ducks and
Museory jucks. In the miscellaneous
class Win 10 entered Angora, white and
lopenred rabbits. and fantail and car
rier pigeons, and there will be con-
fest bv aclnal performance Of the hom-
ing or carrier pigeons. Cas- 10 has
reference 10 pit games and offers pre-
miums for the best pit game cock. stag,
hen and pullet. Glass ~ embraces In
dian games and buff lcghorns
In addition 10 the poultry referred 10
there will le large and varied aggrc-
CATION Of birds brought from the Worlds
fair. embracing ia It's scope many varie-
ties entirely new TO this part of the
country. Il may. therefore, be roadyily
inferred that This department win be
something superb in it's kind The pre-
Iniums. including the cash purses Of
frred by the association, and the spe-
cial PREMIUMS offered 10y individuals,
will be handsome and will aggregate
quite a snug little pile of money.
Pratt Food company of Philadelphia
offer the following special premiums.
which win be on exhibition and delivered
by the c1nifuttee at the time Of the fair
to the drawers Of the same;
For the hest trio of Duck Wing Game,
5-lb. package Of pratts Poultry food
For the best trio OF Barred Plymouth
Rock, j-lb, package of Pratt's Poultry
food.
For the best trio Of White Javas.
5-lb, package of pratt's Poultry food.
For the best trio of Light Brahmas,
5lb. package of Pratts Poultry food.
For The best trio Of Dark Brahms.
5-lb, package Of prntt's Poultry food.
For the best trio of Buff Corhins.
5-lb. package Of Prntt's Poultry food.
For the best trio Of Black Cochins,
O-lb. package Of Pratt's Poultry food.
For the best trio of Blncl, Leghorns,
5lb. package Of Pratt's Poultry food.
For the best trio Of Bronze Turkeys.
5-lb. package Of prntts Poultry food.
For the best trio Of Black AIuorcas.
5-lb. package Of Pratt's Poultry food
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Burnett Avalanche to hs partner J. y.
COBB, who will hereafter conduct tnat pa
rcr.
The Moran Argus announces 10 is last
lssuo thn. on account Of lack u patronage,
tho plant bas been sold and Will be re-
moref !: oase.
The aIadIsonrillo Messenger has enterrd
upon It's fourth year and the day Of pub
location has been changed to Thursday in-
stead Of Friday.
charles Wood has sold the Ferris e.
clone TO the Sentinel Publishing company
and the paper will be known hereafter as
the Ferris Sentinel.
II. H. Fnnchese, proprietor Of the Carl.
son signal big sold that paper to Az W.
Cheesman practical newspaper man, and
has retired from the business.
During the Guadalupe county fair at
seguip the seNdu Enterprise VIII issue
an extra cf!ticn. 1000 copies OF which will
be distributed free on the grounds.
The Afford budget etDphatlcally denies
the fumor that Il Is lnsolTCnt, and in refu-
tatlon Of the statement makes the following
announcement: ghe last OF september
we are going TO put IN bran new cylin'
der fress. a paper cutter and some other
needed material 10 get ont q wise County
Edition. Of the Budgct-n paper the like
OF which has never been published in Wise
county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
TEXAS sIFTINGs.

Italy has received 100 bales OF cotton
10 date
A Lutheran church has been organized
at olivia.
rbe A,yo,d ,,,n,n, ,,c,orv T., having f..
v,rv snc,,,ssr,, soa.,,,
A byy,ara win a Il, c,r ot,1., was
soon near Arlington reeontiy
,,,.,
one hundred turtles were CANNED By Tie
nav" '""u''S '"''''9 '''' VIVA
orpus 'hr.u sulphur water u being
sApped ABROAD IN large quantities.
An outat for making counterfeit money
was pnearlhed ia 4 pasture near Rancho
The wells are drying up and the peo-
pie are hauling wnter In Mesquite. Dallas
county.
one hundred and NIFTY Mexican cotton
niekcrs hayo been taken to Nurces county
frpm Laredo,
Work on IN. arteslsu wall nj Arlington
has ns.n s,s,,..,.',,', , W., w. r,, W.,
Is now 1900 feet deep.
l.. Hodnen OF Hnlsb,ro was thrown frou,
Ma hprae snstatnin,, s,,,r. ,r,a,,,r, AZ
w. "v''e Wv "pA'V'
near Honey Grove. II contain.d lsn hpsh.
Ella Of onts ana ,,,,..,, ,,,n,' 20 No.,
n N' s t~'i''' i-u'not squyfrs' son OF J.
- Spuyies' neldehlaly shot himself
mapently ipinr.d
a..
- ,,u'','',o WV, VIZ OF ~ II bonner
80 i''''R tM'n'' '."o miles from New
M ,ar.g '"ul ,, su'''ue py hanging
.r,.. 1900.
,.,., slu,'gl'' Ngs'Easo company which
'gas., se'aUy ., ~ NSiaNS Wy leld mort.
a"s., v' hau lnilnuh uo'lA's' worth Of
DIVINITY !" 'FaSHon county
Three negroes escaped from The Ian at
vt,aaU r,,.', -, ~ 'ulH Z"
,ur'.d hn, n wv oNy,wNN, anu cap
wy ''''' y ''n' az 'Hrie'
Nno 'nuge prison POPULATION OF Texas
amounts To Js2o or this number 1855 are
oonhned IN HunIsylllci llli are at lhpk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
HORSE AND HORSE.
The Fugitive Was the speedier and
He Escaped.

ELWOOD, Ind, Sept, IA now chm.
Ter in the ui,ce-familiAr Miller. Kelly cas,
was enacted here yesterday. Abont two
years ago. Honora Kelly. the dementrI
daughter Of James Kelly, a night wntcb,
man AZ the platc-glass factory. WINS
home from the Indianapolis asylum an
q visit, when She was betrayed by Uor'
rlson Miller, well-known Sport She va
turned To indianapolis, and while Ibare
became mother and died. The an
thorltles were put after Miller, who lef,
the country and his Whereabouts v'ere
unknown Until this wack. when II ho-
came known that he had returned T.,
this city aud was in hiding at he home
of John Shay, aud Sheriff Van Dyke ~
Anderson was given a tip that The fel,
low was here aud he dispatched Denntv
John Gooding of Franktou 10 arrest
hin. In some manner Miller brea,,a
aware Of the preparations and deter.
mined 60 halk them, aud one of Ina
women whore he was STAYING brldisJ
and saddled D horse and led II IN AZ
the door and Miller mounted il insf nv
GOoding uamc In sight and then al
lowed an exciting chase, IN which NBiL,r
succeeded in eludlng his pur,uer mi
making good his escape. lie viii dn,,ht
less remain away, as Elwood Il JeeiJ.
eddy too warm for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Hon. a. H. Matlock Is chairman of the
Texas state Democratic executive com,
mittec. or he IA not IL chairman, then
no one else has any authority as such,
II not chairman, then he has no authority
whatever to issue calls 10 the party
II Judge Watts plln of having A. H.
Matocls and Waller s, Baker act 10
gpther Ia calling conventions Is adopted.
1t will h. ap Acknowledgement thai the
party may have two heads OF equal
authority, and Ii will be precedent for
the boilers frOu which the party will
never recover IL will discourage loyalty
TO the party, disgust thousands OF good
men and furnish q door by which every
boltor aud dlsorganizer may enter the
councils OF Democracy only TO disturb
10 sow sedition and disrupt for the All,
vaneencnt Of selfish and mcrcenary pur.
poses IN adopt thcNeote cast for Cievc.
land as the basis Of representation Ia a
state election, wonld be 10 acknowle,lve
that there ~ no state Democratic PARTY
or orrauizaton IN Texas, thereby nhaii.
donlng che tested, true aud tirne.honorsd
custom Of state Democracy; 1t would be
To adopt national tests aud standards for
local issues, thereby eiltiyaiing snl-t
Of ccntrnhzcl natcrnalism which profrss.
cd Democrats have so loudly dccried. Il
Won't do, Certain gentlemen 0pcne-I The
door and wNent violently out Let them
open II aud come peaccaSly In, entering
tie ranks. working for the success Or
the party, forgetting the past ANA .Ae
past Will bte--fOrcottpn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

1t will be observed that while A. T..
Mntlock, the erstwhile chairman Of the
so.callcd Clark Democracy, lost his tail
feathers In the guhernaloriul scrapping
match OF last November. he preserved
his gnll from the general wreck MIR.
MatloGk's gall appears TO be Of the vul-
cahlaed variety. and Is calculated TO re-
main intact 80 long as time enduros.
Some days since he issued Il call to the
mithfnl few, the Spartan band who
marched under the standard OF the "llt-
Ito giant" u year ago. to assemble them
selves together In their respective places
of abode aud sing pneons OF undylng de
v0tion TO Cleveland aud 20 otherwise
phnsi1ing the fact that they are with
ilu heart and soul. In this call Colonel
Mntlock eolerunly suhscrihcs himself as
chairman Of the state Democratic cx-
ecutiye committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

hhl.LiN' Sept, 2.-The celebration OF
we Serman victory over The French ar
SEDAN was celebrated generaiy throurbonf
HSefIIa1lIy yesterday, AMI Ia some sections
here Yves complete cessation az wort L,
s sn kgNefnhpnt offices. ani on thp bonrsas
nlu pn~hE private business honses wsr..
Srienralpn was the mauauyers ~ iLs pi.sIi,
~ ~. e9fls near iri'rrs. These ,rrrs NJ
A4esfrl lW the emperor. me en,nsess ~ ~
me crown prince Of Italy. HH"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Tho stfrm waves viii reach thls mort
dian and the other changes notel viii
nccur at aud within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twmity-follr hours Of sun.
set Of the datos given below:
Gent. . Moderating.
Sept Z Warmer
sppt . Wind changing.
snnt q Cooler aud clearing.
Spnt Fair and cool
Sept Mndernting
Sept 0--Warmor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

The Democrats in Kansas fused with
the Populists and overthrew the Repub-
licans. Now they are anxious to go in
with the Republicans to get rid OF the
Populists. Some years ago the Austral-
ians imported cats and turned them
loose to exterminate the pest Of rabbits,
and ever since they have been seeking
for a means Of getting rid of the cat
plagne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

MADISON, wis, Sept, 2.-rwentv.
years ago the express company hers ~,
robbed ~ SSlCn A female nhvstcis,,
namrd Mrs Anna II. OFT died 20 tie 'insans.
confessed the crime.
She ioOk the keys while atiendip, tho
oNpeisspan's sick wife The robbsrv hss
Agent Douglass lefi The clty In Jiser.v,,l.s,'
but Is now entirely exoneniel by nv,
confession Nh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

PERU, Ind, Sept. Z
Mrs. joel Barnhart,
Peru, had company f@ IN
Minnie, her liitle eleAiss,, IA q
for her husband, who sirlsl'.
hardware store on TX, u
order that he would ps . ~ ~
Bnrnhnrt and the lill. 4, ~
Invitation by n friend y X VI <.
him. which they acceplst el,if I
pfoaching the bridge q,s 49, y y,
tho horse became fright y, -
10 run, when Mr.. Baral,,iar, s "
child would be injured, w ) :
Of the buggy. and then N.l1.
self. The girl struck hss asif
iron railing Of the eflassi1 >.
cussion al the brain; .
In death a few hour iA'''
is almost distracted -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Correcting TRADE Of misrcpresenta-
tons that be has been made the victim
Of in tho Eastern press, Gov. Stone Of
Missouri says;
do not wish TO sever trade relations
with the Eastern states. / desire 10 cnlii-
ynte them; but ! am anxious 10 terminate
our commercial dspeudcnce upon these
states. 1 confess TO that desire aud To-
tend TO do all In my power to briug i
about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Clark has hii gun in hand and is on
the stump asking that his right arm
withvr IN It's sockets. etc. and Matlock
has lis pen in hand telling the people
whom he is going to have for governor,
II tho stars fall The people viii attend
10 these gentlemen later and will pro-
Alatlock.
Matlock thinks lie has found band
wagon and is trying 10 get his folks
into II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Wei, Messieurs Congressman. II you
win repeal the silver coinage law do 50
and be done with It. hut don't stop there.
Go o little further. and show you have
a grain of respect for your national plat
form, by giving Us relief from the exac-
tons Of the Mckinley tariff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
TEXAS WILL REAP THE HAIR
NESn


Tint the fortunate dwcllew IN Texas
have little TO complain Of Is fair con
clusiou, after reading the figures that
contrast it, financial condition with the
condition Of the people in other states,
A recent article. contributed TO Tho Ga
Hette by Cashier Elser Of the City Ma
tional bank. gave figures proving that
Texas was the only state in the Union
showing any considerable increase Ia banl,
deposits Stree tho panic not in Only
eight states In the Union showed an in-
crease, aud the Increase IN Texas was
greater than that Of all the other aevon-
aud therefore greater than that Of alt
the rest Of tho Unlon. Secretary Clarke
Of the chamber Of commerce also CON
tributes TO The Gazette few thoughts
the consideration Of which brings assnr.
nnce to the Texas investor. Ills demon.
stration Is that In the six months OF this
year ending with June, which Include the
tierccst period Of the panic, there were
fewer failures in this state than for 4
corresponding period Of 1892, notwith.
standing that the record for the whole
country shows more than twice as many
failures for the first half Of 1893 as for
a like period OF 1892,
Tho situation In Texas Is such as to
attract tho attention of the rest Of the
rountry, by reascn Of iis conspicuous con.
lrast Them must bc something good IN
state whero the bank deposits Increase
while In all other parts Of tho country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

~ ~ YORK. Sept. 2,-Labor day will
oy me closing here Saturday of the nso6 ipaa
SSSen,ahse anl possibly tile coffee eyfhem,,,e
d is4,s exchange viii elise Monday. PhIie.
day and Monday Labor Ssv, siyse DOH 10,
New 'VYn nSli s,q holiday aud Monday Ike
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Who want to keep M with Texas news
vii find tho Daily Gazette on sale at the
following pacest
Drsrd Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland MOTEL news stand
AuilloTlulu cigar md newa stand.
Hotel DeSat0 news stand
Hotel Hayden. 1872 and 15i Thiriy.alIth
street.
Texas Building. jackson PARK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

MONTREAL. SEPT "a, Z . H. Y
Frans Ferdinand, ne' n rsfr. \
Austria. will arrive NJ y
Sept. Z from YokohSSn'lsii re NJ
tsins, P pr SsS. Yi Y NqHle
rIiies OF the Fast 1872
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
FENnR,s DELARIuM
Causes a wealthy Iouisville Man 10
=, MI. ~,

LOUISVILLE. Sept .. Bioolv .n5
maugled the dead body OF naniA HavcS
one OF the best known residents Of The
road track At Highland park abep, x
O'Clock this morning. Mr., HayeE M,
lived on Breckjnridge street, between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

The utieranee Of Senator Mills in the
silver debate next Wednesday will be
emphatic enough to leave no doubt as
to where be is az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

ny MAII,-IN ADVANCE POSTAGE PAID
Daily and sunday. one wear So 90
Daily and Sunday. fix months, ....... W
Daily and Sunday, three m0nths,.,... ~
The Sunday Gazette 40 to q pageAl, %
TRS9 ss$if'wtctti;; da1eiio diO bnss,i. ~ ~
Daily, delivered by carriers IN tho city
and oil towns and cities where there are
local agents, - cents week or Slo per
month
Ileinli by bank draft express or money
order. d. not send individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Nothing stands between Home Rule
and Ireland but the house of lords.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

The lusty South and West must cease
90 iodilc. Get mp and wall, with Grm
stride and let 60 the upron-strings Of the
East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

hl'fN0s. AlBES, Sept. 2.-Adtie.s bsve
egrn received from lnrrlrn.rs maj M.
iroops 10 dlsregard o. an order an .he
i~u'NA government arbitrator. ai@-arI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Colonel Wyunc OF Fort Worth wns
right In his article last Friday Dcmo-
Gratis should keep IN the middle OF The
road ThN fuss going on was originated
by Matlock, CLARK, Slelpc Tracy, ct al,
from under and present a solid front to
all encmiNs.
Perhaps IL IS the result of dog days
that Warwick CLARK aud his lieutenant,
Matock, do froth at the mouth so much.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

The business department Of The Gazette
VII remain open until the tlme Indicated
below
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