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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
BRILLIANT. 0.

BRILLIANT, o., October ALEX. GIL
christ & Sons received the contract for
for furnishing the coal 70 the school houses.
Chas. Glasso has moved his household
goods to Sienbenville.
Ex-Mayor Pool was in Steubenville on
business the first OF the week.
T. G. Clark and wife and Miss Jessie
Spaulding left Monday for the Wo-ld'f
Fair.
Mike Coen and wife were visitors at
SteubenviIle, Tuesday.
James Richardson, Of Mingo, was In the
city on Monday.
Elmer Gier. Of Mingo; James Smith, Of
Toledo, and " NJ. Ong. Of sStenbenville,
were at the Z. S. Hotel on Tuesday.
+. w. Smith, of Sherrodsyille, Is Ia
charge Of the w. & L. Z. once during the
absence OF S. C. Kline.
Cards have been received In this city an
nouucing the marriage OF Mr.. S. @. Kline
and Miss Nina Parker, Of Wayland, Mich,
October 11tb.
Robert Carpenter has moved bis family
frem Rcckdale 70 Brilliant.
An infant child Of John St Clair, OF
Brilliant, was buried In the Brooke CEN
etery on Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
wELLsBURa

VrrrsBrrRG. ~. Va, October S.-Aliss
Carrie Mathews is az the Worlds Fair.
Wessrs. IT, ii. Marks, VIM. Miller 0bas.
Windsor and 5. il. Caldwell ara home
Mr. Whitaker Keesey, OF FIT Davis,
Texas. is visiting his faiher-ir Jaw MP.
James Carmichael
Mr.. samuel jacob, = tue governunS ll
rrintlnq Office. Washington, ID. O., is tax
80 ~,o0ths' sacauOn aud win assist in
tbs management Of the Herald during that
Henry Ewing and daughter, Annie,
49, returned from an extensive Western
trip. .sNr,,s,7, ro and
Mr. Johu KOlZ, Of Durango, Col, IS visit
inQ Mr.. Heury Ewing,
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams OF IiarkersourS,
was visiting her brother, d. j.. montgomery,
for several days this week. -.,
Tbe many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII
raT Wiuiams. out the Bethany pike,
viii he NAMED TO learn Of the death Of their
daughter Jennie, Of typhoid fever. She
bad been sick for five weeks and was con-
eidered as getting better tin about a week
800 when she became rapidly worse ana
c0Dfinued 10 sinh till last night, when she
5ie6 Tuterment at Brooke Cemetery from
Christian Church Sunday at p 70.
rev. ID. II. Mckee, the new pastor Ior
the Nj u. Church, viii preach az the
cbTrcb on sunday, October S, morning and
evening 50, -. ~. s,r,f,,-
Rev. Nelson Davis will move his Iamily
70 cKeesport next week.
Mrs. W. Z. Wade is expected TO arrive
here on Saturday ...,-,.
a Great many WellsbQrg people TOOK IN
n fSs',-',sttstovvn FaiA on Thursday,
tLo 80 ,tsra were !. RI hart Miss Mol
i aliSlf - Hattie Lone .,cv Rals.on and
Mrs. Manor. \,,l.,,d
A telephone pay STA .tesrs-
in the residence OF NJ
Vile. Drill
An infant child Of 10 a.. -.
amt was buried in the -
nday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

rr the Worlds Fair from this
+ LOwndes, O.. w. Shuttle
T. Reed, Granville Bartlett, NJ,
A. B. Hall, Mrs. O.. Bartlett ana
Meta Prlchard and Minnie Tay-
lliss Agnes Stuart has returned from
BuckhannOu, where she has been visiting.
Miss NolIe Fuwcett, OF kiugWOod, who
for the past few weeks has been the guest
OF Miss PaUgh, has returned home.
Judge Edwin Maxwell Is in Chicago.
Rev. ID. u. Forrest addressed a large
meeting on last sunday night, composed OF
the Protestant congregations OF this place.
he spoke iu the interests or tae BIO e WORK,
and his address vas highly appreciated.
John Mccormick secured q iarn 10 Lhe
Cherokee Strip, and he and his family Will
remove there.
REV. MarcelIus Peck viii preach his in
troductory sermon 90 the NJ. h. Church
South on Sunday.
Frank Stuart and family have removed
70 the citv. Uncle Frank still occasionally
hallOes "Hurrah for JeG Davis
on Wednesday evening Mr. John Fry,
OF Cincinnati, was married 20 Miss HATTIE
Siealey, daughter of Capt. jerome Stealey,
OF this CITY. The weddIng was SOlemD.zed
at God Chapel by Rev. b. B. Evans. The
high contracting parties nave uosJ OF
friends here. who wish for them long aud
prosperous life.
The funeral Of Patrick DOlan, on last
Sunday. was attended Cy large number
Of people The services were conducted
by Father O'COnuor.
Dr. 10. n. Flowers has located here for
the practice OF medicine.
Judge Con is is liz Richmond holding
court.
Among the lawyers attending court are;
Clark. of BuckhauuOu; Baker and Nc
GRAVY. of Grafton; BranuOp, Of Weston,
and Elliott, of Sutton.
Rev Doyle, ca route 20 Virginia, where
he expects 90 connect himself win the
T.exinqtop Presbvtery, preached last Sun
dav morning and evening 90 large and az
tentive audiences az the Central PresOy-
terrain Church. His sormOus were excel
lent and well appreciated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
AROVE EVERYTHING ELSE,

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery purideS the blood.
BY this means, it reaches,
builds up, and invigorates
every part of the system.
For every blOod-taint and
disorder, and for every dis
ease that comes from an mac
tive liver or impure blood, 1t
is the only remedy so sure
and effective that it can be
guaranteed.
If it fails to benefit or cure,
Won have your money back.
These diseases are many.
they're different in form, but
they're ike in treatment.
Rouse up the torpid liver into
heclthful action, thoroughly
purify and enrich the blood,
and tAere's a positive cure.
The Discovery" does this,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08

pc 0Otlingeelse can. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Piliousness; all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affecas0nf every form Of Scrofula, even
Consll tor Lung-scrofulal in Its ear
her ST nd the most st9ooJIn 80
and s. eases are compulsory CeA0~
By it. ----
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
CRsEAsbURa

wa, October Among
dg the Worlds Fair from this
T. LOwndes, O.. w. Shuttle
=. Reed, Granville Bartlett, NJ,
A. B. Hall, Mrs. O.. Bartlett and
Meta Pr.tchard and Minnie Tay-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
A BAD MAN.


What is reported TO be serious case Of
assault and battery and arson is re-
ported from the neighbOrhood of Bosque-
Vile.
A. Puritzh. farmer, complains that
Phillip Seitz assaulted him yesterday
morning. striking him with club and
assaulting his wife, us the latter appear
ed on the scene. Tie men had previous
IL had words. il is stated, over a debt,
which II is claimed Seitz owed Puritzh.
The latter states that he got into his
wagon and was on the way TO ills city
to file complaint against Seiz when
he met that individual, shotgun in hand i,
Scitz fired At liinl, point bank. He fell
over in his seat as the gun was pointed
ut him and tie shot went over his head.
Seitz returned 10 the house Of PuTitzh.
The latters wife was in the house and
claims she saw Scitz go in the direction
of the barn md soon disappear. Soon
thereafter the barn was discovered 10 be
on fire. II was destroyed together with
the contents. chiefly feed, valued at about
$500. The barn was valued at $500. 4
complaint has been issued for the arrest
of Seitz and the officers are looking for
him.
Later-Philip Sietz, who is accused of
aggravated assault and arson was ar
rested at Reisel by Deputy Sheriff Tom
Gross. He was a passenger on the west
bound Waco and Northwestern train.
The officer brought his prisoner 10 the
city, where he was locked up in the
county jail He admits shooting at Pur.
itzh. but claims that the latter also fired
at him first He also admits having
burned Puriizh's barn at huntsville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
A Small Card
in the Right Place

is WORTH MORE THAN a PAGE
ADVERTISEMENT IN Ti'~ arvG
PLACE. THE GAzETTEs sPE
CIAL TRADE EDITION WILL BE
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF CO..
900 TRADEsMEN IN TEXAs, AR
tANsAs, LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA,
INDIAN TERRITORY AND NEW
MEXICO. IT IS THE RIGHT
PLACE FOR a STRICTLY RUsl-
NESS ANNOUNCEMENT BY A
STRICTLY BUSINESS HOUSE.
RATE. sloO PER LINE az tISrs
10 THE INcID, FOR DISPLAY
MATTER. READING MATTER,
$50 PER LINE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
HE PtARLY CAFES
HAD Almost Opened for Geo. Jones,
when the Police Rescued Him.

hhu Aihhost Onencu Tor Gco' dohcA'
when the Police Rescued Him.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct l7.-For few
moments this morping George Jones, %
negro ex'convict aud ranlst, stood AZ near
death as he VIII ever stand aud escape
An angry mob bad done cvrythiug but
give the buul pua 10 the rope when the
police charged and rescued the prisoner.
Jones went TO the home OF Nlrt Sarah
May on Forest Park boulevard. crept
upon her aud graspcd her by the threat.
She gave "a screun He threw her to the
gruund. The struggle had nearly ended
with the ncgr0's success when VI, J.,
BilNiur WIN heard the scream. came
up aud hurling stones at the negro drove
him away. following him In the hope of
securing help and capturing tho fellow.
He met gang of garducrs who joined
ia Che pursuit and soon had Jones q
prisoner.
Without waste Of time. rope was
secured and placed about the nesrjs
ucck and over the limb OF tree, with
a hundred hands ready to pull w. when
The mounted police who were warned of
che occurrence, came M aud with drawn
lreVulNefs charged upon the wonld-be
lynchers, rescued the trembling negro
auid cries of hang the black brute
lynch the hluck devil"
Jones was released month ago from
prison after having served a two-yenrs
sentence for similarly attempted 1ylsh'
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
NO WARNING YET,
BUT MARSHALL DINNERS ARE
LOOKING FOR THEM.
Scarlet Fever, and steps TO be Taken
TO stamp II out-A Boiler Maker
Breaks Rib,

MARSHALL, Tex, Oct. 10. tSpccial)
il'hcre was a report circulated yesterday
TO The effect that sin oWncrs Ia and
around this city had received WhtcAp
notices advising them 10 gin no more cot
t1n on pain Of bemg burned out Sew
cral Of The gin men vote seen by Vhe
Gazctte man, but each stated there Wng
no truth In the report. Mr. Rigs Scot,
prominent planter Of this county sud
he had received Il circular signed by "A
Farmer asking him not 10 put cotton
ON the market after Nov, /, hut there
was no threat contained Ia IL, Mr., Scott
said that such notices had been expect
cd by many, owing TO Ike notices IN
other states, but thus far nothing had
occurred TO warrant alarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

Kate w. Erierson, Oak CHI: d. Q.
Lively, Dallas. Alice Quinn, Dallas; Eff
iie $. Rnnsry. Dieas. " NJ Campon,
Dallas; William Dykes. u orney: Sallic
Dykes, Forncy; W C. Shahh. Chicago;
H. l.. White city: ID. H. Morris. ta-
tum. Texas; Mrs. q u. HIATT. Colorado,
Twas; Miss Maud Hail, Colorado, Tex
~; Mrs. j IA Harper. N Paso; Miss
Lille Adamson, Mckinney; ID. Moor,
Nhurton: c. h. Farmer Carroltun;
Sydny Smith. Dailae; Mr. Giacomirl,
Mrs. NJ w. Webb; &, q, Grisgard,
WORKMAN, Texas; j. X. Stewart, Brc-
monl; ~ II. Rawlaud, Brrmond; Mrs.
Beulsh Thompson, Fort WORTH Miss
kaiio Arnltage, Fort Worth; w, =.
,AAender. pcmsml, W. H. Bacman,
Wielliia Falls; II, H. Kendall, ur,ngc;
Rev. y, L. Spragnes, city; T. w. lay.
Tor, Fort Worth; Is. NJ. Nanzandt. Fort
Mouh. Tuck Boaz, Fort Worth; ], H..
Han, Graudyiew; H. @. Holloway; NJ,
Z. sherman, Osknlooso l. T.; y. 4.
Gmmmer Fort Worth. s. X Howe,
Fort Wort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
(aa,y:$sl!!lI!IJlI III II

lie Is still in the city and as before
stated will make Waco hid headqunr-
tiers.
1t IS stated that the Santa Fe man
agemont has been contemplate" for some
time an extension or branch into Waco
from the most accessible point on the
linz. This Is believed to be Valley Mills.
The road has experienced unusual Diff
Guilty in getting freight out of Waco
and naturally has come TO the conclu-
sion that IL will bring the Santa Fe
system directly into the city.
What cncoum cement will he gwen this
PROJECT by Waco and the merchants aud
shippers Of this city. is now a matter
of much interest to the officials of that
line. Tho addition of the Santa Fe TO
WacOs railroads will be valuable one
and Of much Importance to the city.
With the addition Of the Santa Fe but
two cities in the state-FOrt Worth and
Houston-will rank above this city US
q railroad center.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

with the roll call at $50 n M yesterday.
MIR. Dolnh said he selected Mr.. Allen
rs his name appeared In the Record ai
she time OF the roll call, when he took
part IL the cgloqny.
Mr. Morgan said he was not surprised
mat ihe senator from New York cham
piVncd the rulings OF the house. because
ne was tile unfortunate instrument whrn
he presided over the senate Of New
Nvrk IN the Introduction Of that hercsy
not only Into the Democratic party and
ils trddliius, but also the constitutional
rights Of legislative bodies.
Docs the majoflty hcrv take care of
itselfE asked Mr.. Mashburn.
Il VIII intprm the gentleman replied
M Morgan, 'Nhnt he hiinscli has some
times been In the majority lrcfcrring 10
che anii-pptiHn b0N when he was not
able % take caro- Of hitpsclf,'
II have always been able 10 take care
of myself IN this body aud elsewhere
said Mr., Washhufn sharply.
u nave mi seen Il ~ worked out ~
some nleA surca HE senator has adN0
ci,el,' declared Mr. Morgan
''rhe senate passed iha: bill by .
hanleemc majority, but i failed N lhs
house Tor want nf n twN,7thlfds inaluri
" sail Mr.. Washhnrn.
Mr. Morgan said he lid not wonder
that politician born and raised IN
New lhn; where arbitrary force was
" n,' ~ "er,,Na ~ " Nf,,,,iJi.
cnlpely, ugh li''no ,, Inn nepin nr,
VI liAN Nt WH' WHY w "''iv'. W.,
~ ~, na,a,'uN Vi's ~ ~ WHY ." WIN,
Wy p' ''yr s.hfa ,k,t
WIZ NJ .n,.9b
saw, Mri Mu's"h NrNtt T." ,,'I, 81, VI,
W, , a,,ia,,,v Wv n,1,'"' csr,ois
tsii iv''p',,,'n ,,,,, . ,in A., iis
i, ,,''...,,i Nam NM nsled
xxx. wv. ~. .nnnts ,vcr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE state
department today received Information
that Slgnor Don Jose Cunalico has boon
appointed the commissioner Of Mexico TO
establish the boundary line between Texas
aud Mexico, arising ont u the recent Dor.
der disputes on the RIO Grande.
Ille Texas delegation Is working hard
to have q Texan appointed commissioner
for III United States
Pension granted TO Texas, Original,
w y. Mott, Hale City. Mexican war.
Total dcstitntion and disability, IN.
crease, A. j, Mlllinplam, Brenham.
Indian war, widows. Martha Cherry.
Tolur; Sarah Townsend aud Nancy -.
Cage Of Bllnco.
Maiy n Wheeler was toduy appointed
postmistioss ut Balm, vice joel a. Wheel
or dcrcgspl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
HE sUICIDED'
The Marble Falls Merchant Recently
Found Dead At Laredo.

LAREDO Tex. oet 17.-tspeeiall-f.
Kuhncll. u music dealer Of Marble FAILS
was found deal IN motel here recently
Letters received here yesterday and TO-DAY
plainly Indicate that deceased committed
suicide on the morning OF Oct. Il, the day
on which he died. Ills wife in Marble
Falls received telegram TO the effect that
ere she received the latter he would he
dead. One Of the lpltcfs. written 10 AF. =.
]. Bolieter OF this clay. lnti1nates that
TuhnsIl was a fugitive from justice, and
iuiother from a lIyoryman to captain q;
H. Broalwater states that deceased haa
hired a livery rig from HIN, ana thsi sau ny.
YET whether or not the body VIII be eA-
humed for further examination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

LAREDO Tex. oct H.--sSpecial Tine
fylng military telegraph hne, erected " lhe
Zann.a county, 10 Laredo during the Car
IN troubles Is down, and Il now transplIes
that M. bamboo poles have been cur down
ma IN wlre stolen From Laredo 90 La
pena IA a distance OF about eigh;y miles,
nnd II Is euppnsed that about one-uiru
perhaps onelalf Of the line Is gone a.
i,reseht The government Is constructing a
hhi.,.net.nf line. aud iron poles are passing
Ibis ely almost daily to be used therefor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
WHERE'S HIS PA?

This mornings mail brought letter
to Messrs. Whittinghill, Jones x Good
loc, which. that firm is unable to answer.
The letter is as follows;
Malvern, Ark, Oct. IL, 1893.
WhitHnghill. Jones' & Goodlon!
Dear Sir-If you know where my pa
is at, please let me know, aud oblige
yonr friend, EMMETT O'BItlEN.
The firm has no knowledge or recJt
lection Of having seen or met the person
inquired after. Tie letter is evidently
that Of small lad, who desires informa-
ton concerning his father, who is miss
ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

TusKAHoAfA, ]. r.. oct. i7.-lSpeclnll
in the Thebo Vs. Mcl'urtan ease, wlilcn
WA argued hefors Judge stuart az sulil
McAie.ief list Friday on deuurrur the de-
tnttriqir was sustained, nnd she case thrown
,,,tt n court q WAS Tie casr where 'ihcbq
ina sued Msfiuiain as treasurer or The
tgiociaw natioh for sii1,Oup alleged A.
tnrncy fefs3 which he ciaimed 10 be- doe him
ON . contract with the delegates Tor as
listing ID onletltlng the lease district
money 49,
,-iiatsuffd Me- tirfulu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
AGENTS
WANTED

To canvass every county
in Texas for the Semi.
Weekly Gazette. A lib.
eral commission will be
paid. During the fall
and winter good agents
can easily make from So
TO $40 a day. References
required. Write for
terms to the Gazette, Fort
Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
TRAM COLLISION.

PITTsBURG Pa. Oct ia heavy
freight rain on the Fort Wayne road
parted and came together again az Beay.
twelve ears OF corn. lime. lumber aud
sand were totally wrecked The depot
sized, plat form and telegraph station were
drmoli.hed and Operator Elmer Lyous
was badly injured. Two tramps who
were trying 20 ride on the freight nrc
sippoed to DE buried nader the debris.
Boih tracks are blocked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

Vlco Tov not n ,snootoll The
49, ~ -.
wan population ~ waco ana Mcl-eh-
a cosniy has grown to such proportions
M missionary OF their own faith and
Fl n, - -, :, ~. g. Iii.
"''a S'"' ~ io'N "i'V' 'i'i'
hnni condition, rs they speak no
l. a.iSA and the rites of their church are
x, M, dlserent fr,m tba R,,n,n forms
" ~
~ Maioom ralan' SYRIAN priest
"a MI Lebanon, arrived in Waco last
n Az is the guest OF Father Grove.
ls Church Of Assumption.
" AAen The Gazette representative call
a islay 4 handsome young Syrian with
the athletic form, black hair, light olive
enpizi0n and large brown eyes, enter.
A De parlor and greeted him very cor.
+ llg II q soft voice and stated that he
~ Father Farah's Interpreter aud that
n priest would be down soon. When
ID Syrian priest entered the parlor he
Eed With oriental grace and courtesy
NJ extended his hand lie Is mst above
f u middle height nnverfnliy made aud
b ter nrominsnt svarii,v fent,ircs
Rlik mir ami nvcs ,nJ 81 tiirl heory
%Ad lesrd s,reotej viii c,.1y f.ll nycr
Il sKpiasiye breast. Speaking through
siae1iel on NJ Lebanon, where
i large seminary in charge of the
Stk I. n,issias atngr "tun d , S",S
IN ~, h. NJ usIi Ie' n,t"cb
H. III a, NJ, P1ti aHa and bas
suction over all the Catholic Mar on
+ throughout the world. There are
: al looE Sifsr t ana s Gygr wants
a. Msrionites throughout thc wariJ,
4 ne the time Of the later crusadcs.
aIerpNeser said, religious interests of
IfsIeadiom at Mt. Lebanon hal been
w. stef by a council representing; r she
s acted p pS defense S1 From FROM the ii
Sss,-snt Of the Turks and NOLAN.
n .S Y. Of the neighborhool Outside Of
II ~ y. lebanon ,in district Father Farah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

DALLAS, Oct (Speiiol,) Claus
Mailer and II. c. Penny OF Bell county
saved their money earned In the cotton
fields aud started Tor Dallas to attend
the fair Between WaXvhQchic and Dal-
las confidence man victimized Ainhlcr ont
OF $40 aud Penny out OF So, every cent
the boys had ] he fellow escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

WASHINGTON Oct, 1.-THE Mex.
cln government has appointed Scnor
Don Jose Cannlizo commissioner under
the treaty Of March. 1889. 10 determine
out of the changes Ia the huds OF the
l,io Grande anl Colorado rivers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
WAS AssAssISATED,

SAX ANTONIO. Tex. Oct, Il. -ispeciaLl
The deferred inquest over the remains OF
Nfario. Eoenieheln the pawnhroker who
49, ,,,,-dereI oct 10, was held today
The seriicf il death By the LANDS Of IN.
known parties, but It viii not he given ONT
officially until tomoiTow A. iiie yoliss h2ps
seems Id DC little chance VI thiN fran tae
testimony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

sr PAUL. MINI, Oct. H.
7s,,.',aA Ii Garter. Chairman " the ma.
,ionai Republican committee was 10 the
NV ,l,is AFTERNOON. He stated The lie
nn6liesn committee would be called 10.
gethcf about Jan l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

sANt ANTONIO Tex. Oct. i7.--fspeclail
sheriiS Campbell todly alrrfsted Francisco
ueriiaudez D Mexican, for murder com
United twenty years hfo nssr iioresyiile.
darn aarcla d travelling companion, aud
thrn .srafaid 20 Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
CAVALRY TO REMAIN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T.-At the
request Of The citizens Of the recently
opened Cherokee strip, the war depart
ment Las directed that the Third cavalry
rrinnu there until Nov. 20,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
rnIroN M I.IlrLE ROOM.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. II y
reftan Receipts Il this market grow
heavier every day. Since September 1
72g2 bales were received here, against
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
TEXAS STATE fAIR.
DALLAS EXPOSITION.
Another Big Crowd Attended
Yesterday,
TIE RAGS WERE ALL EXCITING.
The Pueblo indians and Their
Great Sun Dance.
TIE RACES WERE ALL EXCITING.

Today VIII be Drummcr's nay and
the City WIN be Thrown wide open
20 the Ini hts of he Grip Charge
the Anima. Was Iiinger-Dis-
tim uished Visitors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18
WACO BUDGET.
lax OF THE SANTA FEE COMING
TO THAT CITY.

ioncer of that Road Vas an once
EtablishcI There-A Bad Man in
iAsrolls-other Budget orinterest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-18

HON. WEB FLANAGAN.
HAS BEEN INDICTED.
FL Pasoltes Telegraph TO
Have Him Bounced.
COCKENELL TAKES THE CASE UP.
Senators Washburn and Morgan
Jaw at Each Other,

David ponne, nm Takes Part in III
and sherman Comes Up LOADED For
near-Proccedlngs in the lfousc ~
Texan wanted As Boundry commits.
sioner.