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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
DltNs REPORT.

Review OF Trade tays' There r. no l9i'sei
only d microscopic or ehllinehll ~
nrovcment TO be seen iiglt cannot bf
measured. an active iner'lse is seen hoth
IN file production ana alSTlhnlMh ~ pro
ductg. True II ~ slnall ~ yel, mr. after
the worst financial blizzard Tor twenty
years, II " not 70 ha eNp'cied that al
roads will be cleared 10 Jay Money
has become abundant aud easy az . per
cent here on call, and stifhihi spennla-
ton fortunately invo" creator ifeHpil
ia commercial loans Stocks nnd pro-
ducts are dun without 2 seNous itl pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
Until the Rebel Admiral and the
Ministers Talk.
Trying to Come to An Agreement by
which the City May be Saved.
Peisotos' side OF the story is That
the Rebels Are in a Pocket and
Can't Extricate Themselves.

LONDON. Sept. o2.-A cable message
sent from Rio de Ianeiro this morning
WAS received In I.ondon AZ noon today,
The dispatch confirms the news pre-
viously cablct to the Associated Press re-
garding the state of affairs. When the
message referred to WIS sent. Rio was
still in the hands Of government forces,
but its surrender was momermrily cN-
prcted The rebel warships by order Of
Admiral De Mellos. who was tired Of
negotiating with peiNoto, had their decks
cleared for action. Then the drums beat
ito quarters.' Guns were loaded and
run out, and all eyes turned toward the
admiral's flagship where the signal 10
commence firing was expected at any
moment, This was at an early hour this
morn ing, and final negotiations were still
in progress between the shore and the
rebel flagship, The action Of the rcbels
caused the most intense excitement in
Rio, the unfortunate inhabitants being I'M
able to escape from tile city. They ran
about the streets in confusion aud dlsmay
or gathering at street corners denounced
PclSoto, or else sought safety FROM
bomhardment
But the fire had not been opened upon
the city at the hour the message was
sent. Adyices also say that an enormous
number of dispatches from Europe are
being received atcthe Brazilian capital.
To this is added however, that outward
messages from lilo were vigorously scan
ned, and It was only with the utmost diff
iiculty and at great expense that ca
Diagrams Of the Associated Press were
transmitted TO Europe, Everybody here
is expecting that today will decide the
fate Of Rio, and by nighttime either Rio
will have been shelled into subsection,
or else will have surrendered to the
rebel forces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

- M
fVhen the hon. ~ ~ neii ~ Nm, p ,,
fts hlmsell 10 me peotle VI 'tu ID ~,
II for reeleciioh 10 congress II, Nih
confronted by contestant anu one
y who all lhllk' VIII si'e nun an N y,
fncly lively noue' me con'gs'au' WIZ W.,
and indeed Is inc Hon james W.
Wayne Who served inc peop'e VI i",
~ county and TINS district WIN sueh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
LATE RAILROAD.
TICKET scA1pNo CASE

HOUSTON, Tex, sept. q. lspc
ciaij wv. Mercer the ticket sca.prr,
charged under the new Texas law with
The crime Of having uniawfitlly sold a
railroad ticket. bal hearing before
Justice schwander and was bond over 10
the criminal court 10 500 bond. He
then sued ont writ u habcas corpus
trict court setting forth that the anti.
scalpcr law was unconstitutional and
Repayment to the republican insuiuiioHs
Of free government. judge Brashclr
srantod the writ aud set Scptember ~
Tor final hcurhg. Backed by ihe
Ticket Brokers association VI Amorlcl.
come will be watched With interest b.
the railroads aud travelling public, Mean
time Mercer contiuues 10 10 business 20
the old stand and invites further arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
ouNANAII NEws.

QUANAfI, Tex, Sept, 22.-( Specially
Mrs. Goen, an estiInable lady Of Greer
county. was In town yesterday. Her
presence here. aud delicate condition Of
health. recalls 20 the mind Of all the
Old citizens to the terrible destructive
cyclone that swept over Greer county
some twelye mouths ago. Mr. Goeu.
husband Of Mrs. Goen, and her infant
baby were killed in the cyclone. and is
effects upon her mind and body are yet
plainly seen. Mr.. Gocn was blown
about 100 yards b. The wind. and q
flying piece Of timber WIS buried 10 his
side. causing his death
The familiar faccB Of many stockmcn
On the streets today rcniinds one OF the
good days Of cattle raising. In the years
1Ssl-3-4 II WINS no uncommon sight for
n half-fozen men on the streets OF any
town "a West TeNus 10 be- pointed out
as cattle kings Stock cattle. we b.
lieYe. sold at $50 around and the SIN
gle band Of many rOwuien ranged Over
fhe entire Panhandie-ilifir number uH-
known. Some Of the gentlemen here ~
day say they are well pleased with the
market and believe 81 a,nie near future
time that shock cattle will cell for a.
mnch as they did IA 1sS,
Little flyers can be seen blowing and
flying on every street IN The city, an
nouncine a 'cardy-hnoek and cnke.walk"
al she hospiinble home 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Brice this evening The procrcds
are 70 be- given 70 the Baptist Church,
Judge kilihrew, who i a krnfuckiap
hy brih ard who served III Coioud
Woodard's command daring the late war
WIS met By The Gaksste man today
and by him shown his left arm. 10 which
D.. carries a ball placed there Ia ~ bat
lie Of SAlloh. Tue bone above The elbow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

ST. LOUIS No.. Sept. 22.It was learned
today on authority which cannot be dlspnt-
cn. that By tic advice Of Ableglle sat
Oil proper representations have been made
TO Rome TO secure the appointment Of 20.
adJutor Archbishop Kain, as administrator
Of the nrohdloer,e OF 81. Louis. In the
meantime. Archbishop Kahn will. 40 far
far as possible. control the anaifs 81 the
di0Ceke.
Action has also been taken 10 prevent
any use Or the arcddloceSan FUNDS or
snd their D3sSesslan taken frOli Affh-
bishop Keurick. This action has bern ren-
derea necessary by the rercnt Ocelrrences
Indicating mat the age OF Archbishop Ken.
riek s. years hus resllerc-l him uafi for
active work He viii, howsyef. bn suiia-
bly provided Tor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
Won. Volunteer second, Arab. third.


MARLIN. Tex. sept. 22.-tSpeciai.)-
This was the fourth aud last day Of
the fair. \ large crowd attended.
The races were run and won as fol.
First e--Quatter-mile dash, for
Fails county horses, tire entries. Roy
won, Bones second. Time, ,26
Second race--fpr Alley Wilkes year.
ling colts. half-nile heats, hes, two In
three. five entries. First heat-whurry
won. Maud second. Time. l .43.
Third rare-Mile dash, FIRE for all. three
entries. Inrkstone Won, Stella VI second
Time, 1:jO.
Fourth rlce-Pacing race. boys with
their hands tied behind them, four en-
tries Webb Thomas won. This race was
very amusing.
Fifth e-Three-eighths OF mile
lash, Tor saddle-horses, live entries. Lo-
= won, Minnie Lee second Time. 40.
tn race-Bicycle. handicap q. h.
E2o and VIII Buse. three miles: G..
q ~. MS, mile and 100 yards: X. L.
. Il; u. IT II, Jones. three miles and
70 g wv. w. Allen, three miles
= y yards; w. o. Bunch, three
m =. W. Allen won. II. L. Parnell
scccA !, W. o. Bunch third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

that reinains to ten that IN the midst OF
litc We ar, IN death. N'here once rode
age, youth and beauty naurht remains
INT an unSghlly wreckage. crimaon pools
staining the sandy ballast. str,.wn with
Thr calamity wes ,Irs s'ua", aSir,b,,,n,c
tn brakeman lt.rl,.r, 'rl,n,nnsn,,,s cam.
iessness, All M dIsiune,rsl MA All II.
forts Is ind NM In. gss Nv. ~" yeis ~ y
The story Of he wn,ck and the canses
loading e. Il * thus told hy Wabash
ollicin aud Il tho Gully correct weston
thus tar published;
Ihp NVstlhu'td limited train Ma ~,
from peirit Ia Ckeago. running IN two
seytiuns, was dine - pas this station 81
i,lN a, va. \ fast freight, ~. ~. Ming
on siding her. was wa.iing to ~, 80.
- pass The first section OF "a atsnt
thttN'ivc or forty minutes late. passed
At 1ia, nd by whistles, called aucntipa
70 The Hays they carried for the second
section.
The engineer ol the freight reNir,i,
the iiag was seen, but Il seems tho
brakeman, THOMPSON. ma not notice Tho
signal on ilag and went aheaa to open
ihr switch for No. ~ To leave. He had
hardly done this before the second sc,,
ton was seen bearing down nnOn him
lt speed Of hfiy miles al hour.
Thompson seems 10 have hicn pAralvped
Swerving to The loft Tho ponlernn.
mass OF stccl drawing liza preeious loa1
plunged heavily into no Mailing frel,,ht
Train with A horrible era sh
'rhompson rushed M IA Ma ensineer
wrlnglnR lila hands ma crylnr bys,crie'
Olly
'for Gods snke. vhnt haye von
donosN nskNd ND cnr,n@nr
II do NM i,nn,y
1 TURNED THAT SWiuNeIi"
-, -,
Sn,u nv onikemah, Ihei' r~oyerlnr
s n..,,, ~ uosnVl hNrrelR away ~ the
'V wv ,'',l .'.l.,. Nnu u@'ppehFsu -,
NHnN FfauN el We eiAsh w fearful Ihc
hivr,N'V hnNNvt OF lM' ihishN maHhipN
m,tvNv Wy ltne anl san OF lhe freight
lFaih T. ,hsMe hark mo carload OF
1f,T ~ ngch
a. w. Vnhheer anu hnmah rnlnainci -
Wo 'ap, anu w miracle cscnnNl Win
ICY YVES ilts llreinail sustaining a
ifNv,nF"N U.s. hng'nr ll'h u The nnr
s,5'5Vl ,rSlh MNa Hru 70 p,eeHs, me
s1l'leel pVMlhn u brlnF ippei through
uiS lanN on ipp OF me onHine
Hnlll.ers killrd lmfineor 'irGn and
,seAplns slVam nNulN wAldNu NltrillAn
aarpvr II INV sulnNer we wietn ne
Mpt, lNiNlNlr. oeeuffrl' ma ~ hrlnN nv
hiNoke, nW9unls inr . majority OF ilio
NV,sl HNhlnh ntNn N'n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

wAsHiNGToN, Sept, -. penasa
Commisslouer Lochrcn submitted his sa4
npal nport to-day The nmuior
pensioners on ilie rolls Is OdGOi2, Il st
increase Of s9,ail the past year Dor
lux tie year 5G.To5 claims were alionai
and il5,s2i rejected The amount -
money paid for nenslona during ihe ya4f
WIS Sla87i0,4J7 Appropriations co.
The neat fiscal year based oil an ostn8id
for The fiscal year lSO3 Is xid2,nal, CO.
Much spare ls devoted 10 details reg fat
img The examinations OF pensioners sid
search for fraud. The commits ionery
Oinmcifls the eodiicaiiun Of IN pss+i1a
laws With d fcw changes, that prom
lions H. made with regard 70 merit AlHne
aud IN inter disregard " infllenne. and
the ppcal Of tho net Of congress- prnil.
lug that no pension be paid n1n.redirnia
who are not citizens " the Tinted Status
cAufpt for actual disabilities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

GAIyT'8rOS. Tef.. Sept ~ lspeeiail~.
1lie lpWfprfHure afHA Wtlch VS. over The
iahes last night ma Hllftgi 20 the nOrih.
west and disappeared, willie there appears
so BE- dnytipping OYER OlaabVnn aud AOtth-
western Texas al nfua of nigh pressure
lpIriy nIdnntuin slope, and ile s1fDneter
ieindlna above anu inclfV Opef tir East,
cur aud Atlantic states
I'brfa has been o ailarp fall IN Temperature
on tue lakes, w 4hr ohio vatfy, W tiir
upper Mississippi ykrg and uhiahoniAs
and u has rfh1lnrd about nfnuonnfy over
other parts ~ tho oounffy.
Iiarily cloudy 10 1ofdy weather prrralla
orer fiie Neai Gnlf States. me iaAra aud
Tho ohio valley, sBii q II gcneraily Acar
elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

ST. LOUIS. No. sept. 1.-THE diseov-
cry mas been made by The 81 Louis. Iron
Mountain and ssaihern railroad that thou
sanls u dollars worth o. forged tickets
~ .i,at systems siyle Of issue are IN cir
,,iiisfi5n. They are Skeleton one Wy, e.
n d. forin. and prlnied on sfeer psper.
The discovery WIS made w 4if'dsh
tt1 ~ tleir proportion on twelve uekets
y, ,,i,ieb I'M Iron Mountain bad no reteid.
Tho issae has been withdraw anl a
,i,,is,,,f.,,., i1re ffter sle FORCES. who, ~ y
iesfn,si, hate heen working fFom Iii
cieo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

WASHINGTON, sept -. Speakers
Crisp has Informed The friends u Tho
silver repeal bin slnce the adoption Of
rules that refersnce 10 the committee ia
siot necessary Ia order 20 eonenr In lhe
senate snbstitn,e. 40 Urpcnilfure 4
time Will be Involved IN tho honee bil
on the Voorhees, snbalifute. A Finlpls
nl0iilm 10 eoacnr MI he In Order irnn
any meinbar of The house. II 4ilfef
exircinuis show d Disposition e hlibus-
Ter the committee on rules VIII report
spt,elni order providing tor prompi
vote without lnieffenlng motions on ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
GRAvEsEyo RACES.

l|a,NESEND. Sept 22.-First race
noiigs, Op5rta won. Ornus second.
thini. Tine. l Is IL,
~ rtceIiYr fiHlotgs. Long
Mpn, Hartford second, Drum
onlfi. Time. 03 IL
II ri,cf--Six furlones. ChArmion
if9lestIi4n second, Derfargilln thini.
u race Six fiirlonrs. Marshall
~ ~ Iuiilc second, Wofmser
Tine, 1.1i -.
faci'--five fnrlongs. Fiorrnce
'isi .9.e seeond, Gofdius third
faee-Six farlongs. Chesapeake
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
pE1xoTo's SIDE.

LONDON, Sept, n2.--The following
dispatch was sent by the Brazilian Of
fieias at Rio at . o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon: "Seitlon confined to part Of
squadron. Al states without exception
agree with President PciXoto as to the
yecassity of REFRESHING sedidon. The
rebel vessels in the bay are deprived Of
the power OF movement and cannot land,
owing to the resistance Of the land forces.
nor leave the bay on account OF the Ere
OF the forts, The Republlca succeeded
in escaping, but was rcpulscd at San
faz -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

FLoItESvILIE. Tex, Sept. 2aa-tSps-
cial) Earnest Guediug a wclllnown
citizen Of Florcsylle, was horribly pmprl-
ed IN w G. Kraeeers GIN this monng.
He was promptly attended, BY a l,hysi-
clan, who did everything possible to save
his HE, but he died this AFTERNOON, lie
was Frehchman and good lnin. He
leaves q large and helpless family 20
mourn his death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

WARRINGTON. Sept 22.--It Ia e1-
pccied the treasury department viii
make public n A few days the To plato
report for DC nspl sear endqd June 30.
Tho result, BY tha now rifle OF cauniing
only tin plniu both made and dipped Ia
the United siatrs. according 70 the
res,ont ruling Of Secretary Carlisle,
shows that american production u con.
aidcpbly short VI the amount required
~ The Mckinley Law 20 keep the duty
III effect after October 4. 1881.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
LONE STAR FLASHES.
SHOT BY TRAMps.

PALESTINE, Tex. Sept 2.--lSpecial)
--Brakeman sitlifI on the Gulf dNisiou
Of the Information, II and Great Northern,
was dangerously shot by two negro
tramps. who were riding on bis train
yesterlay sitlih returned the IRE and
wounded one Of the negroes The brake
man WAS shot IN the brcas. and iiie
wound may prove serious The assail-
ants have been captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

la PORTE Ind, Sent. 11~s,Thc
shadow OF death hangs heavily over the
Village OF Kingshury Twelve bodies.
friehtnily crushed aud malmcd. many
pan.led almost b,,opd sembance 10
human beinrs orc fanr,a sid, by aide an
onc az Tho yillope storrs.
Men. women ma children we've sacri.
ico,l in tbo wre,s, which IL withou, a
,,r,u,j N al, hs,,rv az N,rhern In.
liana Evolve lives y.re crushed Out
without q moments warning Death
came nnhcNlcl by amy messenger,
The sircaks of dawn Ind just appeared N
the eastern horizon when a section Of
the Wabash passenger train No %
whirled through the village aud pwrAns
from tho main track 10 siding dashed
with friehtul velocity into d freight
train, Che crow Of which had boon or
dercd TO 90 ahead
Under the belief that the track was
clear the switch had been turned md
down the track to certain destruction
rushed q train Of Ave coaches. In which
were 100 passengers
np,,ro an. cr,ah nul the noise OF
-, n,a,, nros. slc nriea az
'NVApnE N''',"' Wv" a.
the dying ana wounhrh' anu lhippNh Wv
windows and doors crawled those fortu'
n,ro ohan,l, Ia cscape with their lives.
~, - M, ,,,,,1,,,s hau he.n
VII ~. INK 1 y, anr. wont N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

ST. LOUIS RACES.

LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. 22.--E'irst race
Pc furlOngs. pannl won. Grncia
Hond, Little Phil third. lime. Los.
|ond race-Four fmlongs Bnr'lerr
dennle juno second, Gray Jackets
Time, 30 "a.
IN raec--l'iye furloncs. INf,ln Jr.
NY Partner second. Prince ieon
Time. i:u3.
F,d,ih favc-Six and half furionge
willow Brook won, Inyercamldsecond
ssnIiae third Time. 1.22
- nce-Mile. Ilosemont wol,
IL Pop second, Long Ten thifl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Aa Omaha
special SAYS mat 10000 Union Pacific
employees have barn voting 20 10 pr
cent reduction IN wagef. Answers are
nrBrly Hnanlm0ds eetitsi sf'b0int
OF federation y under constipation. and
II adopted q dg strike VII ln4lyw Apy
atiemp. 20 enforce D cni 10 wHEes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
FIanT.

~ YORK. Sept, Charlie
,ell has examined the articles given
n Judge Newton and declares Them
iactory. At the meeting tomorrow
Nm Newton and Mitchell il Is quite
ible the articles will be signed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

WASHINGTON. Scni. -. Tho an
nunl report Of Superintendent OF Ccuans
Porter Nas presented to-day. u NhowH
among other things The total number VI
norgaet, Ia tho United States " be
4,DO8, iUl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
Observation-Disclosures.

DECATUR, Tcy., sept. 20 -tspcoal)
Mir Joe u. Cunningham Of Arlu1ts,
aud Miss Cora Means Of Decatn-. verc
married at the Christian church 80 this
city at p. ~. Thursday, itcv. . u.
Parkinson officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
SPORTING.
THE vALKYRTE IN PORT.

Ew YORK, Sept. a2-1he Val
Is in port. She cast anchor OPP
y the Atlantic yacht club house off
Ridge at 7:3O this morning, The
'grle took the northern passage and
Iae whole experienced very stormy
Ner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

GALVESTON. Tex. sept 22- Special. l.,-
TDrecaet madu for the twcnty. four hpuw
landing "a iul1uifhf, be1lt IJ~NDrih Tex
~ f.aai alp1as, tsntr4l Teas. topthNe4t
TexRs cosat district. fair siaiionary ten
fa1aiurf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

OrfhlH III H1'pi .2s~Thc grand jury
lnilnlssl fourteen prIa0nr Win fhTtfI Mrs.
firecs cnridke'H haal4e W kinr4iCu, ~.
Iuiy III daeIiafd a. Whhrinpa aill took
Quincy tfAgellrg man WIN was visiting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
ROBERTS GAINING.

tlCAGO, ILL.,. Sept. 22.-The Ives
M billiard match resulted tonight
'eberts' favor. The score ut the
Stood 1900 for Roberts to 1000 for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

RI.I,eT. Sept. q. There were eight
deathA here isom esclsra sessenlay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
sraIKEns vlcroRlous-

LYNDON. sept aa-liix hundred inen r.
stiniI work today a. Minners euAieA'
DcrUy shire. Al tAeir Old wages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
BRAVE COULTAlS,
A CONDUCTOR HERO.
His Train Was Wrecked and
Passengers Killed.
ALTHOUGH hORTAlLY INJURED
He Worked as Men Seldom Work
for Others,
ALTHOUGH MoRTAlLY INJURED

Then when Relief HAD Come, with
Hts Dying Breath lie Urged tho
Physicians to Attend 10 the Wound
cd Eleven People Dead aud Many
Seriously Hurt--Disobcyed orders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 22.-
Cleveland Runs II. base hits 49, err
rurs 3; battery, Young and Ximmer.
Brooklyn Runs 4, base hits q, errors >;
battery. Kennedy. Foutz, Lachance and
Daily, Umpire. Hurst.
CHICAGO, H.. Sept 22.-Chicagp-
Runs l. base hits 3, errors I; battery.
McGill and Lange. Baltimore Runs o.,
base hits q. errors ]; battery. Mullane
aud Robinson. Umpire, Lynch
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 22.-tiame
called at the end of the eighth inning on
account Of darkness. Louisville Runs
8. base hits j.. errors ,; battery. Hem
ming aud Grim, philadelphia-Ru ..
base hits g. errors 2 battery MrGinns
and Clements Umpire, Horning.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Ono ball,
rain
piTrsBuRG. Pa. Sept. 22.--No boil,
rain.
CINCINNATI, o.. Sent. Pho b.n,
rain.
SUNSET. Tex, sept. 12.-(Spc-lal y
The Decatur and Sunset clubs played n
match game of ball here yesterday, "A
which the Sunset club was vict1rnls.
The score stood Il to . in favor Of
Sunset
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
b Senator Swayne and Con-
gresham Bell
IRE 10 BE SUBMITTED
Democrats of Tarrant Co,
In the Primaries,

In. Bell Agrees to the Proposition.
his County Deciding who IS Her
|Fayorlte Son, He WIN Meet An
'Domers in the Eighth District.
|Mhut win Ciarlrites Dor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

CINCINNATI, o., Sept Ono b,n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Ono ball,
rain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

PirTsBuRG. Pa. Sept. 22-No boil,
rniu
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-16

one of the prominent men OIL one MS
torlc town.
Baron Alphonse Rothschild has mad one
of his eyes removed as the result OF an
unfortunate accident whichoccurre.d last
autumn when he was out hunting on
his French estate with parry OIL lrlehus.
Rev. Dr.J H. Strait, a popular minister
in the Christian denomination IN lnol-
ana two or three years ago, ana ana ho ~ in Hic
heard OF since, was reeogniNiS,oos tIa, -
cinnati recently acting as hosoi5r In a
livery stable.
Henry McCa1mont. owner of Isinglass,
the Derby winner, somewhat unexpec5-
eddy inherited a fortune OF $2,ooo,ooo from
his great uncle, but came INTO Jul pos
session of it only on his laso pifonasy.
He has just turned "
Professor Barnard of the LICK opserva-
tory, is still young, though the discoverer
of 16 comets. He is now busy photo
graphing the milky way, on which task
he has been engaged two years, ana ne
will require three years more TO COM
plete it.
Count Camille Pecci, the Pope's
nephew, is the black sheep OF the family
He CANDLES and got heavily In debt,
and his uncle, to save the family name,
came to the rescue and satisfied his credl,
tors, but banished him from the papal
court. He now resides in CUBA WIN MS
wife.
The Archduke Franz Ferdinand Este,
who will, if he lives, some day wear the
crown of Austro- Hungary will soon
reach this country on the man-of-w Va
Kaiserin Elizabeth, now crossing Ine
Pacific towards San FRANCISCO;
He is a man of 80, who was rather wiia
as youth, and who is as fond OF mill
tary pursuits as the emperor OF Germany.
The grashoppers.have made raid on
the Choccolocco valley, Ala, and are
destroying.the crops. The farm of Capt.
T. G. Bush was attacked, and three acre
field of clover was completely eaten up
in "a hours. Not trace OF vegetation
could be seen. Scores of men are work
ing to get rid of the pests.
1t is estimated that the melon crop OF
Georgia this year will eworth nearly
a quarter of million dollars to the farm
ers and about hundred thousand dol
lars to the railroads IN the State.
Complete accounts just made up of the
results of the week of self-denial OBJ
served by the Salvation Army all over
the world last October show that it add
ed a little over $3.50, 0O to the army trea-
sury. The largest single amount is cred
tied to the British Isbs, with $113 635.
The United States cone next, with $50, :
ass. South African Sllvationists denied
themselves $4,000 worth during that one
week.