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The evening world., 1893-10-26
Zinc FmrnIlurc ut rLnl,..

Geo. G. Eiilt Co., lo4 Wet litL st.. oIer
astonishing 5arXalnS IN ~! sind, az Hitn,lure. -
The evening world., 1893-10-26

When Haby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
when she was a Ch.ld, she cried for Cas,oriA
When she became Mis-, she cluuG to Castorta,
lihcc she ha4 children, she gave them Cas:o.t'
The evening world., 1893-10-26
FINE
FURNITURE
By the Study Fire.

The long evenings are coming. You want your
/" den to I've cosy and attractive. You want 70
take comfort in it this winter.
We have the htmcnts TO studies of all kinds
fom that Of the millionaire to that of the high.
thinker and plain-livcr. We show elegant desks,
handsomely carved tables, the most luxurious Of
couch"s and easy chairs, as well MS all these In
comparatively plain furnishings.
We deliver all furniture from our factories and
soil at factory prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

.hs.r legs AZ al. whereas IN Chicago thsrs
4. ainssf q complete display OF tnr hvel
L, fbs Turkish section OF the plalsah'e
ider. /. = crrlitahle moderation.
.Wr Or.eaf1.s do not mind these per
f.rTaorrs a. done hy onr feop.e geicr
XIX Ini even We are shocked by what
H. -crn at the fair and the crowds
n women who arr allowed TO be present
during a show.
Il remarked thrnnrs VI mcn .presslas
10 me froni ehairs. and | noticed me
danrers were always ~enihusei by the
Close Inspection. understood theiT en-
thnsfa.m' They imagined their grace
ma artistic ability were inducing admir-
aiiou. and they were encotrigci 70 10
he,,er. These girls are trained froui
very infancy. and their movements are
tha result of patient study.
Il think tho girls have been taught TO
exarssratc the dance at the fair by the
aDnlause they receive wh.n they in the
least degree 0yersfep the usual bounds.
1 am moi IN favor of ahol.shing the
dance. hut I think II should be- ploder.
atel and fbat no females AZ al should
be allowed to see them.
II understood. however, that the man
ayers who brought the girls over rue
water declare that their contract with
the directors will hr e"fOrrrl. hence
they are preparing themsplyrs for hattie
IN tbe even. that the OPTIONS ~ The
ln'ies' c0Tn{ttce faf@ the form OF rrsG
luiiors At The special meeting. whlcf
may he called any dIy."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
MRS. MAYER SUICIDES.

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug. 1O.-lSp-
cialJ-Mrs. Mayer, the wife Of Henry
{. Mayer, u well known lawyer, commit.
ted suicide in the ciiee of her husband
last night by taking au overdose of
chloral. The cause Of the rash net was
domestic lnfcliclty. The couple were
married over II year ago. III June last
the husband applied for 4 divorce OIL the
ground of cruel and iuhumnn treatment
upon the part of his wife. pending thr
divorce The wife aud was allowed alimouy
Of $40 per week. Siuce the filing of The
petition for divorce Mrs, Meyer has
tried every means In her power to bring
about II reconciliation with her husband,
aud told him dlc would not live without
him, aud unless he became rcconcilcd to
her she would commit suicide.
Yesterday evening She VISITED her hus-
bands office 10 plead with him to return
TO her. He was obdurate and left the
office to attend to some business. a
short time after Major Jerdone entered
TIE Office aud found Mrs. Mayer lying on
the lounge breathing heavily. Her con.
dltion aroused the majors apprehension
aud he III once SUMMONED the husband
and medical aid. Int Ii came too late.
the deadly drug had lone its work AID
she expired shortly afterward.
The retnains were conveyed to thy
house of Mr.. Mayer, aud were buried
this afternoon.
Mrs. Mayer vas about 30 years OF
age. a native Of Chambers county, Tc1.
She was formerly the wife of Gcoryl
Dick u policeman, but 1--WE years aso 70,
u divorce from him on the grounds Of
cruel treatment aud nonsupport AfteI
her death last nirht every effort wa,
made to suppress the cause, aud Ii did
not become current on the street Until
quite a late hour. She was a beautiful
and attractive woman. but a slaye \,
choral and morphine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
MArcnINA YELLow IAcK.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 10 Spe-
cidl.l-All the Gulf towns took energetic
action today IN the way Of quarantine
to protect themselves against the yellow
fever reported At Pensacola. Then when
th, presence Of the fever was announced
thsre was q general scattering and Il
large number Of ppnsacollans left town,
seeking refuge elsewhere. 4 party
which came through Mobile on the Lon.
isyillr and Nashville line, was nul al
lowed to land there. but camc through
To the Ionisiina- Mississippi boundary.
Here they were detained by the local
quarantine officer OF the Louisiana board
Of health.
Tie board met this morning and decid.
cd to place the refugees In quarantine
for five days. and To allow no person
from Florida to enter this city without q
certificate OF health, As there are no
accommodations Ut the quarantine STA
tiDns for the detained refugees, sleppers
were sent ont from here for their quarters
aud the necessary provisions supplied
tn IN.
Bay St. Louis, Scranton and othcl
towns on the Mississippi coast followed
the example Of New Orleans today in
q"uarahtinlng against Pensacola.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
The conoho valley ~

Editor Gazette:
Despite the unquestionasf
the money market genera'y
section Of the country aps
river country south OF u.s.
bly, rood shape, aud the hat1
apnareut with US than alu1
portion Of our state. puIihs y \
days. aud continuing up
whole country has ana u "a DeI
best and most general rnln' nj
en- In the past three years, s~s1I
ono river here was higher ~ y
ii has been at any U acI
FlcIliu Hood. which occurf "a
wears ngo. This rise In ny hN4
Inc head. waters, and i y srluI
eyldeuce that Sterling counn ,sliA|
north OF vs. hAsv ,f ~
rains An additional ciuse Il, "
lion is the fact that the ~. nAe.
early ehough, a thing trAt Nir III
in The pnst two years. W.fn "
ampie lime TO mature ~ .,
strikes IL. Siocknen rrans nlsI
thls. our farmers Will m4rlfuNt
rrntn and the fact thar Va ~
farining carried Oh here TthN
hay. Will make the aNerns., Ms 90
Ter as the sorghum ! "a .
viii have ample time IVA nfl
,rro Iasture, which W. ~
ns,Sess 4 week ago, BEN neF =
ienf.k ~ water and grass, VIZ ~
and without another uIvTs caiti '
In a condition 10 winter
them Ia good shape. -. rslf ~
The management OF lnfi,rlaao =
havs eomplsted the PRIV We
na, gor orr fall mertlns ~
September 20 TO 30. Inc ~, ~ ,
brighter. and thy las.id 10 ~
about the only fair hs,s N
Tiyes rs additional gfous Aofp.
large attendance. on VA arr y
secrs. Those horsenien w., lAai \,
Should moi overlook 'le ard sipi
feriug $1,000 In purse iva y,
.Sa,,h. elitrtes 10 Tug rnralg,
that nn hr 18th OF tee i ,
The fact that mote have 49,
Aorses IN the COUNT .faks
nominated In the NY sfdOO ~
one X which - worll fhe h1f4 Y
sSsnrencc that they VIII iiDitc
70 the people who and hfl2
,hcy now are, we eHtrs' Iii,
In ~ rome out ~ enf tSa
country and s0n,sn the olAo
..an Que side and down ~
q dine county
s.cre,ary coucho VALLEY IL y
IAN Angelo, Tex, A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11


f., a.. tasa Of a currency a. once eia.iir
~ .fai,i. made up Of two ~eiftttnl tath
smririucning the other aAd -sIl.s.
%,lrfi,-;s. 1irrc ! idag.inlr s,ns,
,,,rrlni., va tnafn,rinef Under me hiilrlht,
n. systs.n ~ Ffanr. Hhnish W ltnn
etideiur only pipu-le.r Hnn w ~.
,~, ia, . inr system Hipifti ~ gu
pswsrfnl commercial government. ~ lhr
world soald prsiaes MI msrces In ibi.
dir,.4innl nri 4. not los 10 because - The
crncl imp.rfurhahfiy with which Mr..
Gladstone declines even ~ discuss me the
TN, surely ihe present is an %inopportnne
fty,e 10, engage IN n hlmefalllc propaganda.
Tyrry step taken by any Important go
onr own queef waniefings-has been aWiy
from hinietalisn. aud the last and most
iidjrnlt to refrars ha- been taken hy site
british government 10 India. The chlef oh
staele % the acceptance OF the hlnietaNle
notion by any government ~ gr'up 81 gos.
ern-nanis j. tho oniniOu n 4 large BODY "
relative 70 gold y Determined bv force.
over which no government nor group ,ot
aud in-ufielent control. aud thar lhe ope-
ration % these forces can1pi be fnre-s7'u
or counternTtsf. al the most patent firis
certainly ~sl~iain this opinion. When silver
has steadily Increased h Tie amount of pul-
ductiJn for A. least a score NJ years. IN the
fA.e u an almost eanilnh99s desilnr ls
price. bow eau WI reasonably hnpr thAt
any governmental Aetinn can regulate pfo-
durtlUn or Eau mAintaln the price without
regard ~ prriuctlunf M such task wouli
be regarded a. feasible IN the cas- or iran.
for example. which has gone through ~"
same course. and set Iron T. q metal The
conditions ~ producing which arr far more
dehnitely calfuiablc Than In the ease OF
silver.
We call attention 10 this very simple Jet
essential fact IN the problem. because fhr
advocacy % blmeilllism ny - eminent a
man A. Mr.. Balf1pr, and one who's" rep
calculated 10 give % rcgrfftlble Impulse to-
wurl what we are convinced i an utterly
may alI f5r The bsueat ~ Inc ss-cnliel
hlmetHiil-is, who dream ~ nnlInltpi rsliu.
age ~ silver by the Tulfel States a. a be-.
condemn such "a step a. foolish aud hinder.
ing more vmpiatiraily than Mr.. Rilsour
and The sciruilhr hlmpf1lilsts. whether Of
Europe or The uultct states,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
TEXAs SETTINGS.


claude IS 70 have a new school h'uSe
wichita FAN. wants a system u water
works.
no., c,r,,y h,s opiy three inmates In
the county saw.
,...a-tuo l. .,1.ay,rIpg TO organize q
,.W,,.rv n,,,n,py
Accent, hos
MISS wa "',',u'' "
been pionou'''u '"''"'
\ new s'A''ue no,I' .,.an
Is one "' 'u' p'''''
TausIit's Is epllrnl' al SINNER lntr'
children " g. Altman nave di'u ir''' 'H'
disease.
Mrs. Eliza Brown. mother OF Hon. L.
II. Brown 81 san Marcos uisu i'u'''
aged ~ years
The sou " Mr., Jim Patterson OF Rich
land, while bathing In u tank' was brown
ed, He was ~ years Old.
N,ar Callo Mills, J. G. Lewis, a young
married. man ~ years old. and highly re.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
A CONFESSION OF DISHONESTY.


The monometah's' WHO processes hln'
sell SUCH Oh principle Is a rare bird
The theory 81 a currency contracted Z"
a sold basis Is 20 F"pul'ile To the common
ssHSs u eoinnion Instincts OF maukinh
iaai ir" venture 10 assert u broadly
II hA stead serving 'hr same PURPOSE
j. pteaeh'1 thr aT''ui unrii'he 81 inter
hA'AoAh asIeeiuent-A scheme which
m's 4V'a'l'e on ~ ta'r' ceoh'7 gu
."N1"s ms'e,' 'ui'N : wa! Every SUI
ufn' OF history "Nsh' 20 MO" 'hA' ma
u'as ns'er 'h hd never eau AsFv" 20
o. " f0hmoe Mt they are not doing
s'nE'y' mat a honN- u butt from ne
bottom COZ ispn 'he top u 'Hai II j.
pat together In p'ece'meaL
Tue pfr-em'feher of the foreign mar
fet 10 the burden Of The song
OF YOU International bimotalist, and
We have a inll chorus thus
nttHned today al Washington, extending
fom the White House on one end to
the leadership VI The Republican party
on the other.
III England would only recognize III.
W. wa "NN hNNN ~ ~ NAH "a" H'Ah'
log alone
Such i. the apology With which every
man who stands ready with hi. vote to
help TO dethronc a bimetallic cousiltu.
ton expects to defend himself TO hi.
constituency.
1t is dishonest, aud II ought not "a
shield hlm from the Just punishment
for dl.loyalty TO the popular welfare A,
the best u the monryei ollsarchy.
The schcme for an international nj
metallic arr,.qrcpt. AZ FAR ne h Il 70
lated to those uho are Hrh,lng for A r,l,
brsls AZ home. Is ~di.horcst. end ney,,
was intended 10 re,,,mpllsh anything I
Il a mere trick to iran the unwary nm,
amuse the fanclfl.
Iho.. Nao have been deceived n,
his trrL are ha,uv nuIac,fyo1 10 a.
-, 80 ",f '''e ""'.''NN W !"
bolu attitude 81 the trlek sters. undo
the exncrfatiaT ~ ,,ou,b,, ,.iuu.h, ~,
X. a.. "''"p" F"'
AZ Tie front of the sbl Thug cousniracy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11


Why does the silver dollar circulate
a. par?
That /, a question which cAnnot be
answered by any hypothes.s consistent
With the ihc,ry Of mnpometAili,m.
Mr.. Carlisle has declared il TO be ncres
sary 10 redeem ia gold the treasury
"coiu" notes issued in payment for silver
bullion. aud rpdcrmablc a. the discne-
tior ~ the secretary OF the treasury Ia
either silver or gold. IN his opinion.
these notes would drop below par and
silver would 20 with then unless they
were redeemed ia gold. BUt the silver
dollar is not rclpcmahlc in gold, either
through the direction Of the law or the
whim Of a secretary Of the treasury
There is no method by which 1t can be
arbitrarily converted into gold.
Under the law Of m~onoinciallism. the
silver dollar rests on nothing but rs COM
riyIiiy value Ia the market overt, and
hence Is not a dollar. but about sixty
cents.
S'il iLr silver dollar mauagrs tn find
takers in tie very hot-hcd Of mln0metal.
lem. Wall STREET.
From tbc ''wani' columns ~ Tie New
York World Of Angus; q, VI take this
/ adv 'rtiscui, ~.
WANTED SILVER DOLLARS. WE DE
-lr 90 purchase al . premium OF 81 pee
crut. or Ht,sb per fltyl. STANDARD nlNrl
dollars 10 sums " Elu,b or more. ~ r.
through The clearing house. Zlmnvruauu
a FOrahly. BANKERS. II Wall street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
AT THE DAM.

The Colorado river is still rising to-
night. At midnight the water is four
feet aud two inchc, deep ON the cres: Of
the dam and still rising. The cofvr.dam,
protecting the work at the east end, is
still intact. only Il few small leaks eH-
listing. despite the immense pressure.
No damage has 50 far been done, Ia fact.
Engineer Low. IN charge of the work
thinks that the leakage through the COZ
fcr-dam is aiding somewhat In the e1-
cayation that will have to be done any
how, and that. therefore, the rise to that
extent will be- beneficial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
PRACTICAL

Bapkrr August Belmori's plan for e.
nancial relief ia manufacturing towns.
which We published yesterday, may BE-
applied anywhere and is worthy Of the
serious consideration Of the business
interests wherever the currency shortage
has blocked or impclel the whcr. Of
industry.
Mr. Belmont, whose standing as a con.
sentative banker Is nttested by hla com
nccti1n with the Rnthschilds, recon-
meuds the issue uf warrants Of snail
denomination. 10 employees, which he thinks
should freely circulate locally In the
place VI boarded currency and In large
degree answer Ia it, stead,
la the prosperous antr-hellum days the
noe issues Of the merchants u the
South wcfe largely circulated as Il ME
dun Of e1chGugc, and ~ all practical
ends were rs useful In this way Us
coIn which bore the stamp Of the govern
mcnt mint.
II Is much better, " Mr.. Belmont says,
that business should 70 on with iul
provlsed money than that 1, should nol
60 on At all,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
II Jeweled RailSi
Hampdens at +. A. Boz
er's.
FIRES.
FIRE IN WISCONSIN

FALLS, Wis Az
\ report reached here at nlai
the country north of CartwighL III.
~ was burning up. Summe.
longing to Chippewa people
along the lake are In dauger. p
rrs have sent men TO light W
Farmers ore working hard p ~
property. Cartwright is IN daig
the citizens are preparing y z
flames. q. A. Taylor, recruiting
Lake. had u narrow escape W
dive miles through tire. brlhstts
pOrt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

ALvoRD. Tex. Ang 10.-(speclall.-
Jimmie Reynolds. sou of H. H. Key
nolds, a prominent citizen of our town,
was thrown from his horse While re-
turning f,om church in the country last
night. fatally i~njur.ng hun about the
neck. from the effects Of which he is
thought to b. dying. THIS IS the third
serious accident, BY horses here III the
last ten days. Jessie Garrison having
beeu fatally injured u few days ago.
causiug Us death in three days.
Yesterday W. n. Nickles was yery
badly. though not thought to be fatally
huri while loading some lumber at the
AYord Lumber %compauy's yards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
AN ORlENTAL'S OPINION
OF the MIDWAY DANCE

IN. male directors of the Worlds fair
havn 1ool1,d 10 get expressions iroih hi
a. "a. NU,i,,v plnisnnce. when Is re-
W tue M'aM"s attention in New York
eeivine so mue'
aud elsewhere. ~. sedan
MIR. \. j. Arbeely, editor OF inc syrian
paper KawLab America and inspector
tms ilaud. Is among those who have
boeu solicited for an olhh'uu'
In speaking on the subject Mr. Ar
esely saidi in the Cairo street,
Is now carried on sa,,ion onl
Turkey section, Als'r.a -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. chicago.
H., Aug. lowl.ast nieht the executive oon.
tultisy u the bQnrd " directors accepted
dirsc,or " the falr- 1t Vas aso decided 70
dishand TIC Thomas orchestra Il Is ihelf
iui,liti"n ". engage several bands, aud To-
&c will be played, a. The pablic Is opposed
to higl-class selections
f.oulsianians celebrated this day as be,
lug set apart itr the forti.1 dedication oi
lei the possession which escorted the roV'
ernor and hls Asau u the buiLnng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
A BIG FIGHT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-The following
special cable was received here today:
London, Aug l0,--The proposed inter.
rational match between Jack NlcAuliffe
and Dick Burge Of New Castle for 5000
u side will not be arranged, owing 10
Burgess hackers desiring him 10 arrange
a match with Jack Dempsey for $1,000
a side In America. Burge Is TO sign ar.
ticles forwarded FROM the Police Gazette
by Gus Tuthill. Dempsey's hacker, 10.
morrow. Charlie Mitchell. Jack Nc
Aulife and Geo, Mcdonald will sail for
America Sept. l.. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
KILLED on DEVILS RIVER.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Aug. lo.-(spe-
salJ-News has just been received
from the Devils river country. seventy.
hNe miles west Of San Angelo, to the
eheet that on Tuesday morning Thomas
Mcdowell shot and instantly Killed WI.
Ham Schwalby, who about six months
ago Killed a brother Of McDoweli's over
some domestic troubles. Mcdowell i'm
mediatay left. saying he would 20 to
Del Rio and surrender to the officers.
However It Is decided that be will not
stop until he is safely in Mexico. Both
fanilies are large and well-to-do and
more bloodshed is anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
LUCKY

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 1o.--tspc-
eidl-Phil Givin, the energetic possen.
ger of the Western Union Telegram
Co. was the lucky winner of the round
trip ticket and expenses TO aud from
the Worlds fair for guessing the near.
est TO the number of words ia President
C.eveland's message TO congress, offered
by The Houston Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

TIE storm wave will renrh this meridian
srf the other changes VIII ucrur az lul
within 10 miles u Fort Worth. within
tWshly four hours before or nfter suuStl
N thr dates given below
Au-ust i1-WIul changing.
August i4-ta-ler and cip5riug.
August ii-Faif aud cool.
Aarnst G-NoieratinE
August r5-Warmer.
August iS-si1un save on this meridian.
August lp-wiud chaugiug,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

Ensllshman-Pardo me, sir, but where
DO you come frome
stranger-From County Cork.
EnsIshman-Thentha that accounts for your
stranssr-MaS I ak where you eoms
Ensiishman (proudly)-From Worcester
sfrAngef-Then thet secounts for Won,
ssns~-Exehangs. sN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
A WORKS Burned

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Alt
Tcrrc lInute cur works. Evil
rrul acres Of ground, and
they recently assigned, sng' ,
Il thousand mcu. was wips1 !
tonight. The loss is total W
very large. but owing g w
condition of the COMPANY |.
impossible to state IL. %
sured for Sl5u,UDO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
GENERous ATLANTA.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. lO.-A train
load of fugihycs from Pensacola reached
h're iolay, Among The passengers were
some III the uUs, prominent people Of
that city. They found every door closed
against them until they reached Atlanta.
where they were welcomed. None were
sick. They say The panic there Is great
but express doubt as to the geuuincncss
of the fever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

The feeling OF superiority 10 the stern.r
sex is in6orn.
Mamma, do You think you'll 60 to
heaven'' sail Jack, thoughifully looking
into his mothers iace.
Yes, deer, u Pm good said the little
mother cautiously, wondering what would
come next.
Then please be good, for papa and I
would b SO lonesome without you. Kate
Fields Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
MILWAUKEE FIRE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Arg y
this afternoon destroyed W y,
houses of L. J. Petit IL Meaoi.'
Icy and damaged the large p.l.
Lumbermen's Planning NIL cyli
NJ. j. Hiity Lumber rolppll n
Northwestern Sleigh compan! =
100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
ALL OVER THE STATE.
sEnIous cHAnaE.

BoNHAM. Tex. Aug. 10.-lSpceialA-
sam Martin. yard master OF the Texas
and Pacific railway. was arrested here
today OIL. the charge Of assault TO rape
and was placed under bond 10 the amount
of 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

LONDON. Aus. iG--.I
sor IA ekpiaaatlea 2 satIsr !
nese troops on the nsswe
says China lnlenas. N NIL j
Pauilr. from FiYcH that
WA II the r4niH fas
eosSks hvE assrauG~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

One Of the former associates OF John
Henry Mcdowell, prime minister Of the
late Buchanan administration In Ten
netsec, has published q card In which he
describes John Henry as IA moral coT
ard, a spiteful villain, a trcachcrous
wretch, a nom reptile aud a volum.
iuops liar' That will probably cause
John Henry to strike his whiskcrs with
bo,h hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

Chambers. cOlored, was taken from The
officers lus, night and lynched near this
place. Chambers body was riddlyl with
bullets, lie confessed to having taken
part IN ontrngiug Mrs. Geo. Warren.
the wife OF q prominent farmer at Hobo,
ken, Ca. last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
BELToN NEWS.

BEIToN. Tex, Avg. 10.-(Special.l-
Henry d. Koue, charged with forging
a note for sGOO in connection with the
dVfunc; Bell county National bank Of
Temple. was yesterday acquitted in the
district court. Another case against him
for forging u 500 note was dis missel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
OUTRAGED A GIRL.

Hampstead. Tex, Aug. 1o.-(spe-
cial.l-Bm Bailey. a negro, - years old'
was jailed here today for o~utrasing sally
Clairsit. u 0.ycur-old colored girl. 1t is
feared the girl will die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-11

IN the bitter contests Of parliament with
the kings providing The English revolu-
ton 1t was uot Az tncoiemen thing for
. popular leader 70 70 over to the aide
" ksperiallsm, Mr.. BourLs CSckran