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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
MErl,oY & co.

NEW ORPHANS, la. Sept. IS
(SlpcAll McEluy n 90. say;
Futures Cables from Liverpool this
morning announced that offerings wtrp
becoming ycly free. aud rs tlipsc were
accepted nH an Indication Of va early
heavy movement ihc lnugs were nrliyc
SELLERS to r,alifc, causing that mnrhot TO
dose weak al a loss Of 1-Old. Spnt sales
were l2,OOD halcs ut l-lBc DECLINE,
ltcodpta 90 ports Today Woru u little
lafgcr than expected 1900 bales but
tley are large only In comparison with
the very Hcant muVirncrt Of Inst wrrll
A comparison with the sanm day In
previous years shows thia very clearly,
Last year the corresponding movement
WIS 2d0OO bales 1891, bi,OUn bales; In
1870, lDO0O bales and IN 1851 5000
halcs.. From these figures Il can hc
seen that there u plenty Of room for
expansion brfur" the movement can as
sumo normal proportions.
'rhr qupstidfi tn he answered now
however To- Whcthor the short receipts
have not lost their force as Hn argument,
al least for the moment one Of The
tNuscs OF The Advnner was the active
spol demand TO hll contracts for Sep
tenibcr shipment From ull We can
learn the great majority Of September
cotton huH been huuEht or thr engage
menH for shipment have be0u trans
fefrAd 10 October with consent Of the
purchaser. on the other side propo.
siion 10 which the latter has been moro
ready 10 assent us October futures are
selling al premium above September
and therefore cotton for October ahipmtnt
should be- more valuable. Thn piiuH-
nal impulse of the adyanre has been
tln strong bullah sentiment founded
originally on the abnormal depression
which prices had suffered and enrgii-
AGED by the rapid deterioration IN crop
prospects, o. deterioration so rapid 10
fact that many nre very skcpfirnl "a 10
IT, actual extent This bnlliah Feur-
nienl seems laftrfly 10 have heOu On
the wann aud weakening might raanlt
Ia farmers unloading their cotton which
they staried out 70 hold for much high
er prices.
offerings from the country tho conclusion II
Jumped az that this Oft repeated prediction
"a about 10 be- realized As Ear No this
market ~ concerned. We can say thai tic
OneflugH have not been ON a scale 10 war.
rant lhe claim unt ilc country II rea1y
"a unload
our receipts itmorrow promise 10 be
4DO0 bales against 300 bales last yenri
1000 bllrs at all ports. Tie year be-
fore receipts for the day were 1900
hiief
spots were marked down is cent, with
saias Of 800 bales. Tue getting Oui Of
llsi u 200 bales hy prominent
fa0 s. houts here for account of
planter who has henn carrying II for the
piat two years, " pointed 10 ~ an iu.
dlcaii0n u ule anklely. q holders TO real
IA. M present prices We learn. however,
ihni the cotton has not been placed f0f
snlr, bot has simply been rsopencd 10
thnt valuation may be- placed On ",
and the nWner advised of the current
price for The LOT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-A the op-
oning of the senate today Mr. Stewart
Of Nevada submitted nm amendment to
Che repeal bll authorizing the president
{, invite the governors Of Hayti, SAM
Domingo and South American countries
to n conference to be held in Washington
within four months from the passage Of
the act to secure the adoption Of common
silver coin (which shall be dollar Of
not more than 9S313 grains nor less
than 35901 grains pure silver TO be
issued by each government 90 he legal
tender In all transactions between the
citizens NJ all American states.
10 this amendment Is an innovation
as to the character Of the conference.
II provides that the sending Of delegates
shall be binding upJu The government
which sends them. When 4 common
coin Is agreed upon each government
shall open Its mints 10 unlimited coinage
for the benefit of dcpositorS Of silver
bullion.
The resolution offered by Mr.. PETER
of Kansas, directing the interstate com
merce commission to report whether leg
islntion Is necessary TO prevent the inter
ruption Of interstate trains by lnwless
persons was taken MP but not disposed
vi. when the senate left the chamber
TO participate M the ceremonies com
ucmorntiye Of the 1ODah anniversary Of
the laying Of the cornerstone Of the
capitol.
After returning to the hall at 5.15 the
senate adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

who asnke IN hchalf Of the United
NWcs sauttc. The audience honorpl
MT Stevenson With Ere.tinr Aaali IN
volume ani cullinslasn TO thar accorded
ne president His aldro was prlnei-
rally Q. historical rcview II the scua,e
Tho Marne land played selection
llonorahlc
CHARLES Y. Cl,isp,
geAker OF The house Of Representatives.
delin rc1 an addrcs IN behalf oi that
body He aid; Mr. Chairman WhOn
the cprner-SIcne Of Ills great capitol
was laid oar constitution was not six
{elrs OH. a government l,y the people
hAd rarely rnchc,l the experiment Stage
There we've but Fifteen states in the I'm
ION, CUR POPULATION was lees than
a,Wpvn aud the house Of Scpresepta-
ufis For which now speak was com.
pe.s,el Of only loo members.
Today, 100 years thereafter, our con.
sitntipn still exists mnimiairl. A gOy.
eriincnt by the people his boon iirnly
rlaulislcd, our population exceeds w.
WN,VVO AMI The house OF representatives
Is Nmposel OF .ld members. During tho
century which has passed since Washing
Tom stuNi wlcrc we now siand, the world
luis watched with wonder and amaze.
neui lhe marvellous growth and dovcl-
"ninent Of our country, When lhAt ccn-
fury began We werc 'wtak Ia resources,
hnnlmcd with debt. just struggling into
loliirll oNistchro uud ugitatcl hy the
hrdNlng WAVES which wcre uYcrlurnmg
European thrones" Its end finds na
strong Ia resources. strung Ia wealth and
crNit strong IN numbers and strung Ia
tho affairs of Intelligent aud united poo.
nle In nll That constitutes rial grcnt-
moss, the United Siairs today Is tho
foremost OF the rarlh.
In hhnlf of all nr,stnt ] ain suto |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
CAPITOL CENTENNIAL.

WASHINGTON, sept -s.-The
nations capital frte Is today,
Everything combined to make the cen
tennlal anniversary of the laying Of the
corner stone of the capitol dag not
soon to be forgotten Cloudcss skies
sent forth bright sunshine aud temper.
ing breeze made ideal weather for such
outdoor exercise.
As the day has been made legal
holiday, all government and city Offices
are closed, and this afternoon business
generally Is suspended.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue N gay with ilNgs
and bunting end decorations. also other
streets. Thousands of people aIe on
the city's principal thorouelfare. wind
ing their way TO the capitol. where The
exercises are TO take place. All morn.
ing could BE- heard stirring strains Of
military bands, as with different military
and other bodies they marched TO the
rendezvous.
The parade under tic command Of
General Ordway OF the District Ma.
tionnl guard started from tho White
House at ] o'clock along Pennsylvania
avenue 10 the capitol II consisted Of
four divisions exclusive Of The presi-
deait's special escort. Carriages contain
ing the president. members Of the cabi-
mi. iustices of the supreme court. Joint
committee OF congress and other hgh
officials followed by different divisions,
In which were rrpresented various Sc
cI,st orders. veteran organizations,
militia and fire companies. At the east
front OF the capitol a stand had been
erected for dignatnrics, The grand chorus
md the Marine band. The press and
invited guests Of congress soon iiled IN
after the procession arrived. and with
he immense multitude sif'tching along
the Imposing front Of The building and
fnr east, with the iairk In the back.
ground. formed nm imposing spectacle.
Exercises began promptly az ? o'clock
an1 exclusive Of music, consisted Of
prayer liz Bishop Paret o. Maryland.
INTRODUCTION by Lawrence Gardner,
chairman Of the general COMMITTEES; an
address by the president Of the United
States. orltign By MN, MiMA Henry %
Virrduia. address Of the United STATES
snurfe by Vice-presidenf Stevenson. al
dress Of the house Of representatives by
sneak.f Crisp, address Of the judiciary
nv Henry Billings Brown of the supreme
ronrf. address Of she Distria Of Co
infnhia by Aiyrom ". Parker. commits
sioncr: benediction by Cardinal Gibbons,
music rendsrei BY ne Marine band aiia
a chorus Of 100 vDicf~. specially organ-
IA and trained for The Oc-asion.
Among The selections nnderei was
n,,,lis, Bnck's 'sIeduin." TIE Heavens
~ calling From Creations "star
SnsnvIesI Banner" and America" the
tis, naup.d being Joined in b. fiie audi
cnee. producing an in'lesefibable effect.
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.
President Cleveland said: While ] AZ
eat ri.h mnch sAtisfaction the part
assigned u ue on ihis occasion. l can
uot escape the sober Reflections whicl
these eeenoniss suggest. 1iao~e Who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

tcrdny morning, the dust was soon the
Lcteaivd cnehy. That which Is graft
ying Is that the dust has been suhIu,
gated permanently. This was made pcs,
sible by the kindncss % MI. Mnrtir
sasey of the N0as Brewing company
swain 9f The Naiatorium company. and
Mr. IL; Stcinfeldt az the Anleuser
hgsch brewing nasociation.
Alr. Stclnfcldt is The latest volunteer
having only yesterday mornlnr offers
Z, large slr,am Of waste which rms frou
,he Ice plant As Yet, none d Inc waite,
ms been used, hut nFrilngemcnts an
being made whereby Il win De ayailn
hlc for USE by toilay al noon,
Al tho water used Sunday nieht and
Yesterday. was furnished by The brewers
ani by the naiatnrmm. At both pinrss
hneh connections have been mnia a.
make u eonycuienl 10 put the wnter il
the carts, A connection has also becn
made at tie natatorium Whereby IA.
large body " water IN the tank, amount,
ing 20 aplO.OnN gallons, Mil he mnd.
available for lighting ires. This Wa,
done by cutting a hole through the Rusl
street wall and making connectIoni
which viii mako L convenient 10 min
from the tank,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
IArrill lrnNIs.


INC second advance advertising cal
u The Sells brothers circus Is here hulms
the town,
Two nice gentle family ponies. alss
one single nhnelnn, nearly now, loft fOi
sale at MARROW Rros', liyrry stable,
Thew WIS q runaway yesterday after
mem IN froni street phHi Of tho rail
Rad track, No serious damage wa
dome
Della Nllhhcll ana Edna E,lwnria
colursl Wcrr arrested yesterday fa
iiHhtinR, mud will ten their stories u
lsecorlrr smith in The police court thii
moriiiuy
The Y. P4S. @. u, Of The Cumberland
Presbyterian church Will give a soclal 10
The church parlan this evening at |
o'clock, llelreahmrnis aud general
gped time. Everybody invited,
About twenty youur nan paA,d
through Fort Worth last night returning
from the Cherokee "trip. Al were IN.
sucbrefuf III huonmf 10 ret a b0laN
hut each one nyprrcd he would mol havd
one there as a gift
Fail rnur n Improving every day and
10 fow weeks The rush of the nragpu
will be on IN nnd u you have aoiled
suit or ovcrcoat yDn wish 90 rrnOyate,
leave II az Gaaiun Bros. DOS Main
street aud you eau have the work neatly
done.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
emhalmcr Fun assortment Of under
takers goods on hand Takes full cbnfga
Of funerals aud furuishes all necessary
requirements. No. aii West Weather.
ford street lfort Worth, Tex. Icle-
phone No. lDi.
A 49, Smith. cashier Of the Merchants
Naiipnm bank, was ARRESTED ny Deputy
sheriff ,loc Mllchsr yesterday, charged
with assault With iutcnt TO murder.
Tho charge grew ont of difficulty which
took place between Mr. Smith and Mr..
u. NJ Page. ylcc-praidcni Of tho Mer,
chants bnnh. Boud was fixed ~ SlDDJ
aud promptly given
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
PERSONA.

u,csidonia of Fort Worth who hays
Hufa from other towns Will confer NNe
yor an 'fhe Gazette BY sending MOI ~
sho fact 10 this papcfl
J. NJ Pond Of Dailus Is 10 the CD
q. y, 1.anc Of 81, Louis Is ptoppi ( ot
8inuorhiv'a.
g. w whlle prominent cattIcmau q
Wnc0 Ia IN the city.
Mrs lillian Dnahlll Of Dccutiff IL
visiting Ia Fort Worth
H. ". Hooper, prominent attorney Of
Canadian, j. IA Tho city.
L.. u. Whimborly ~ Midland spent
last night N Fort Worth.
o. Hcheycncll and wife OF Bowie epenf
last night Ia Fort Worth.
w. " Armstrong hna accepted posi-
tiOn IN Butte Bros. dress goods depart
meft
H. Martcl and James n. Johnson len
last evening over NE Rock Island for 4
visit 10 Chicago and Milwaukee.
J.. X Ilnatini@ Of Gregory s. Hast
inTs, llynsfock cofniriasion merchants IL
Chicago. was In the city yesterday.
General 4. N. Clarke and wife are ia
Chicago beli6lding the wonders OF the
fair. They Will rturi noxt week
Aiin Mamie Ffnaier. who has bsrr
visiting IN WcathrrfOnl and Ann,fa
for some time. has returned home 10 lhlf
ciiy,
Miss Rachel Beck lsAves this mornlnf
over tho Santa Fe on IN extended ND
70 her sls,ur, Mn. v. A. Griffin, at BFen.
ham.
II. ~. Taylor and ]. J. Hittson, former.
" prominent catiiemcn " I'etAs hut
now engpgci IN mluing aud cattle raising
IN old MEXICO. are In the ,1ty.
John Mcbride who made this eity his
home foe q number ~ Years, was her
it3t night Mr. Mcbride u Row nnnA'
g,e Of the Western Union a. Sherman.
r. ~. shappord, a well-to-do sfoekinan
aud farmer uf i9rath eVunlt. y in the
ciiy. Mr.. sliApp0rl u q brother g Pres.
dent Shhppnrd n he American Nation u
bank 81 his oily.
Dr. Howard returned FROM l<lugston,
Tex. yesterday efcliuf bringing Mr..
Howard, Who has fuliiienuy improved
10 he able 10 tarel She y "a very
feeble.
Misses Aimy Matlock Of neniou.
feorgia Cauini nf li0anoke and Lula
iifona ~ Aontague. passed through the
e3tv ya4iauiay en- route for the Siaia
Normal afhod ri Huntsville.
Hohrft W. Hardeon, formerly counccf-
"a ulih tilr las ~, Swaynt Insurance.
ax.unr. hfffr . twOycafS' stay a. college,
Ia rfnnrasfc. has rrfuincl 10 f1fr
Worth. slr Harrison has rrcenilf Grad
iatrd. and y now eiudyine law "a th9
oliloo u sltdiuan x 1hoinpson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

The body Of Camille Mats9n, DE IN.
fortunate woman who ended her own
existence n few nights ago BY shooting.
was buried yesterday afteraoou at G
O'Clock There WIS no funeral rita, al.
though several efforts werr made 10 OBJ
tuin the Heryicas ~ miDhtcr. The
body was deposited IN ~ grave IN the
pr,eopcc Of those who had bgen her com.
panigns. The body was not buried by
he city. iesery expense Including ttat
FOR the grave NJ the new cemetery, WAS
defrayrd by the inmates Of nir house 10
which she lived and di,sl. Tie fnnerul
was a simple and touching one nec1ne
uuiy the pfs.sencp 0f nllulster 10 Eite
II 4 tons'h 81 awful solenniiy The bus
band ~ ihG woman y cIIrsifd 10 arrive
NJ fort Worth this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
CRASHED TO DEATH

wEATHERFoRD, Tex. spt 1s-
ispeciai) The iittie 9yetroli dAnglier
Of Mr.. Culwell. who lives o few miles
IN the country, was caught between q
wagon whish number Of children we're
PLAYING with. and the fence and crushed
% death. The accidrnt occurred At VIM.
Wsifords On the North side laal Night
TIe children wcrr pihyinR with the wug.
On. pushing s. and Il got The star u
them and caught the child beime y
Aould BE- stopped or tne child could ref
out Of the way.
Ms Jeanie fiensisy. after long SICK
ue.., died III her nsofiie4'- u sh- Gay
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

gr. PErEIlsBunO, sepi s.-It d ON.
daily denied here that ibg iusslan govern.
meaiq intends % issue new pef cent
loan 10 Frsnce about the tme tne lipssinn
f,.s ,iais CUTTING. Heporis are Grerlatsd
her. 20 ibe effect shat the car IL di4.
ulsaaai al Tho extra dfnlOngirailrr manner
IN tghioh VI q proposed 10 Waso9iha the
rnsdan olnn0fa and soldiers who are 10
visit Paris and an ipilmation 81 this DE-
setpll0n q said ~ nave been uuDifielniiy
co1iininicatei 10 tha Frs'nrl Eorefiuiefs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
woAInN rIonr IlKn means

Two members Of tho dcni mondain,
prosecuted an exciting scene about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon while belna
hauled from the acre 10 the calabooas
in na,rol wagon. They bcetn lrhtms
in the acn, and when an omccr arrived
they were woc4bceonr looking objects
indeed, their hair dlsheyelcd. blood stream.
Ing from their faces MS IL they had heon
chopped wilt Ratchet though their I'm
gcr nails were the only Weapons IL
was with much difficulty that the officer
sepnrnel ihcm aud held hcm apart
until the Wagnn came, liuf when tina
ride began he lost All control ui them,
and they, despite the ntninst efforts ni
che oiliccrh, fought Ike hyenas whila
no wagon was tcNrinn M lnsk street
II hroauie accNesaiy To ston tho wagon
ana enlist the assistance df tie diiVer.
bul 81 onrHgcl were the Mnmen lhaI
h1lh men rnUld tot tear khem apart
nnd two other officers were himmoiiod
Then they wcrc pulled anArt, blood
rircNmlng from their faces. When they
arnNcl 81 the station they broke lnosa
from the nllirors ana Tor fcw moments
fought with the fcrnciiy Of wild hsnats.
u was q terrible fight and WAS stopped
only when they were locked VA separate
ellH. They pleaded 10 be locked ID
the same cell that u might be fight
to the death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
IN THE CITY.
THIS IS ron YOU.

books that ] want.
Cutters new Physiology,
Chambers History,
Reed and Kellogg Grafnmcrs
SwintonH Readers. first second. third,
fourth. iifth ard sixth, not the advanced.
Npury's Biographies.
Silckncy's Spoilers.
Ihibel's Grammar. SECOND part.
Weutworth'a Grammar-4clio0l arlth.
metlcN
Paul Bert's Science. or any Other books
used IN Fort Worth schools. WA pay
cash, Or exchange.
n. j. BOAl. 900 Main street..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

GUTHRIE, o. n. Sept. 1s.--A
courier Just IN from tho pawncc rcserya.
tim, states that terrific prairio iiro is
raging there, aud mndgcJs OF settlers
woin compelled ~ abandon WAGONS. tents
nnd oulliiA and dee f0i' their lives on
horses Several dead bodies have heon
found, aud u IL feared many will purish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 1S.-Cincin.
Z. hnse hits S, errors q. Rat.
tory. KING and Vaughn. Baltimore
Runs q, base hits 10. errors o. Battery.
Hawke and Robinson, Umpire, Me
Quaid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sent 1s-Ionis.
yille-Runs. s has, hits. IL. error. a
i'gttery-li enmiug and Grim. New York
-hunS q; base hits. 3; errors 3. BAIT
tery-'ltusie and Milligan Umpire,
Lynch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 1s.-Chicaro--
Runs {, base hits 10. errors 4. Battery.
Abbey aDd Ktireigr. Washington
Runs ., base hits q, errors l. Battery.
Stoekdale and Mcclure. Umpire. Gaf.
ney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

PARIS, Sept 1S-rhe twenty.four-
nSnr international bicycle race ended last
inisitl Lesna. representative OF Switzcr-
, ,nr was the winner covering 00U,5GS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 1s.-ClCvc-
Battery ClarksOn aud Gunson. Boston
ltuns, o; haac hits, II: errors, o. Bat
t,ery- 'i1sii1glit aud CAMEL. Umpire,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
WHO WANTS A HoME7
HERE is A CHANCE

f7EhE - - y ~ ~ -
am not In the real estate business, bot
,,i,sf reduce my taxes. In order 10 DO 20
Viii offcr the following real estate ~ BEn
i{orK rIrlces eaAy terms. Ihree ana i2hI
t',sr, csffares on dOxii0 feet lots, near
nock 1slAnI ronnd house, az $500 TO Slooo
'1 Three and -four room cottages, near IN
'0 Five Ssp and Elk room cottages. near basi-
ni nssirrb'e bnnding lots 50xi2o to ailey, on
visst SIDE. best location, $40 each,
ede,c choice huliiiug lots On summit
,S ss,1e i6iri20 feet or iargsfi best Ia the
dig. ..ts.-.,. to.s an south side.
e.rsrai tracts for truck gardens p ~
"a ~ acres each al near city limits,
dne stock farm on silver treek, "
.caes. an fenced. some good stock ea II
picoiv n water. sniaA casa pAgAsAiA'
house With q rooms, AID one WIN
rooms. suitable for boarding hy1ss@-
Great bargains at small cash pasH-s--
Address o. call on
A. r. MIGNON'
2o5 Main ST.. Fort Worth Texas :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
THE cHERoKEE STRIP FuRN-
IsHlss STARTLING NEWS.
WHITE MEN AND NEGROES
tndistlnguishabic, owing to tho ASH
cs aud Dust skull Crushed. nurp-
cd to Death Thirst and Hunger
nuilding rowns-Many strippcrs
leaving tho Country.

GUTHRIE, o. II, Sept, 1s,-- ,speolall
This has been another dag of wind
and sand aud dust aud The settlers Ia
the new strip towns aud upon claims are
Hooking In here to gct shelter and SOME
thing TO cat aud drink, aud enough water
20 hatho With Those coming In aro
black with dust and smol,c. aud Z, Is i'm
possible 10 toll white mon from tie
nrgipcs, A. Ferry people cannot size
twenty feet, yet tents aud buildings are
solng up, aud many other improvements
are being made
l.. NJ Richardson Il Co. Qpcued their
bunk today, and three daily papers have
hccn started An Of tho line between
Perry and Wharton is siaked OIL Tor town
lots, aud the chrrokccs began selling
lots IN Of iholr allotment. at Whaf,
ton ihls afternoon. The railway compa.
ny refused TO stop tr,b,s at Perry today
and viii make the station at Wharton
half a mile away
\ few people arc today reported IN.
lnrcl Ia accidents oue unknown wo.
man having her brains dashed our. and
Peter Brown uf Grcly, Kns.. his skull
fractured The stories about dozens uf
mcn being shot and men aud women
lmnr found with knives la their breasts
have all bison proven lies
ON rllE RETREAT
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Scp,. u.s.
rctlcai rom the Cherokee slrlp d sill
In fun force. Zach train which pulls
Into the uniou depot irom the Southwest
brings hundreds Of discomolntc boomcrs,
who, only q fow days nrp, went ia the
aliIp With hearts beating high aud minis
MED Win nllHrng pictures ~ wealth 10
b. ruihed from town lots aud quarter
seutlons,All tell the Same story OF tho
management uf tho registration booths
nnd the nad race fof lApd. 'rhr tale "
u severe reflection an ttc governments
management Of the opening Of tho strip,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

President CIeveland said: While ] AZ
e,ot wi.h mucl satisfaction the part
assigned 70 ue on ihls occasion. cap
no; escape the sober reflections whiel
the.e eerenoniss suggest. 1,0se Hho