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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18

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i'm, warum!"
Gag Inn Sag persins.
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belt gum slusbru6 9efommen. Die
0ta9ri6ten aus ser 8artbolonlaet
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bod nusloleS Ntnseu mtoer ben Iob.
Wfit BEN Sal3fubren aber sins alltd9lid)
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@ittli moae iid tr0ften, es itebe befet
bel allen.
9ia1 Der sweiten @p6e mar 6aDmo
10 ipeit semeien, baB er leinen SegeOienit
lpieber antlcten fonnte. 9lber leine
gSausen MOLTEN ii9 nidt pieber r6tben,
feline Su9en bltebelt triib uno miioe.
Nus Dem bciteren, lcbensfrobcn 8nrlG
mar Elm FILTER, in lt6 perlunfcner Wtann
gelporben. Wtit Ell ilernem SleiB perlal
er leinen Dienlt. DaS 8leibell lit Sci
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ais bie gtd6te marmer ipnrben, legte Ell
iid, no Der abeno ibn iiberral6te, I'M,
ter freiem Sinmel i6lafen. 3anss
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branIenben &iifte. Wobtn? g8obin? :?
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NlmcnSeit gemorben. Die yiieberalmen
maren i6on nit Sungoieb befabren; ;
nun sing eS nit ben Mfil6fiiben arf BIZ
So6almen.
(Gortiesune frIet).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
= Su ben 8iiraerfreiien prenBens

= Sn ben 9iirsertreiien prenBens
1T cine lebbafte 8emegung gegen Die
8eporsugung ber 8eamten bel Der ges
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8eamten Iinb bon aller 8eiteuerung
nit ausnabme elmer ibnen auferlegten
bireften @infommeniteuer, ausgeidlOi.
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Oortmunb, 8armen. &6lu unb San.
noper proteitperIammlungen gegen bieie
geppr3uSung fattgefunben. Sc MUIR
ben in benlelbeu Yei6liiiie angenoms
men, in lpel6en on bic &egierung bas
gerlangen geitellt mirb, tbunli6it balb
bltie priuilesien Der 8ureaufratie abs
sui6affen unD bic 8eiteueruna aus3us
glei6en,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18

Die
Wa4entliae Treie Trehe far <ses
erf6eint
isosn DonnerHaS
unb foftet
T2, SO fir baS Sabr pDer &1.zS 81
q Nenatc tn Voransbesabluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
0eiraths. . Gdleine /:

Wlariin 9uppmann unb Sobanno
Web.
s}obn @ebler unb 9ilba sd. gafer.
Matbias MannD unb Matbilbe 9anS,
6. s. Slider unb @lifabetb S,
Milbentbal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
= a 8.

= 8ei abi6euli6 f6le6tem Wetter
fanb am II. Sanuar in Muffin bic Sns
auguration bes @oupernenrs Qogg unb
bes @ice @ouperneurs- Crane fatt.
8eibe bielten nod ibrer Wereioigung
furae slnfpraden, bic BON ben Wtitglies
bern ger QegiSlatur unb benz bic 5ris
biineit fiillenben publifum nit groBem
8eifaa aufgenommen ipurben.
= SIM Staatsfenat trat Der bisbez
rige @icez z@ouperneur Benbleton iein
9lmt at ieinen Na6folger Crane ab.
9luf Smbobens 9lntrag potirte Der Ses
nat benz i9eibenben 8oriiBenpen feinen
Danf unb feline 9lnerfennung fiir bic
umii@tige un6 unparieiii6e 2eitung
Der @el6dfte.
= 9ie Spiritiiien OeIelll6aft in
Dallas bat lid) incorporiren lahen.
= Die 9 populilten in Der 2egislas
,tur 4 i'm 5enat unD 8 i'm 9aufe) op>
poniren beftig gegeu bic Wiebermabl
&pger 8. WfiQs' in ben 0un5es Sez
nat. sic befiirmorten bic Wabl ytus
gents.
= Sie Sppolition aesen Mils in
Der Staa!slegislatur i6eint i@ud6er
5u iein, als erwartet iDurbe. MuBer
N;ills fommen no6 CLIFTON, Srelanb
unb 6ogg in 8etradt.
SIN Stats Setretariat 81 Iuitin
bat ii6 bic @eieaidaft CUR @rri6iung
elmer eleftrii6en 8eIeu9tungsz unb
&raftiibertragun9s Nnitalt in Guero
einen 6reibrief ausitellen laiien. Sic
Direftoren Der @eieli6aft liab: 8.
Stdrfer, s. 2eonbarbt, u. S. palmer,
8. Seller unb p. Dornbliitb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
Gbamb berlain8
@olic, Gbulera uno 0tarrbue .Mittel

Golic, 0bDlera ntlO NtarrbUe.Wittel
Seit Sabren babe if gbamberlains
@olics, @bolera= unS 9iarrboe SeiI>
mittel ni6t nur perfauft. fsnbern au9
in meiner Gamilie gebrau6t unb bass
ielbe als bas bette befunben, bas mir
ie por9efommen. s. $. 2emis, Mpoz
tbefer. Salt Safe @itp, ltab. gu baben
In San 9lntonio in ben 9lpotbez
fen Don s. aalteper G Son, Goip>
ling & Gloob, 5. g. Sod, u. 9reiB,
$. S9u6arb, &. Gobn & Co., $. s.
9arriiou unb &alteper & S9u1arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
@rnmbeiaentllmmS llebertraammaen q.

GrnnbetsentbantS llebertrasnmseu.
s. so. Sbaw an @bm. 9reiB, 2
8runbitiide an Miliiun Str. 81 500.
9. s. Dane on Nbolpb nnb @bp.
GreiB, Streifen 2anb amiIden Nlamo
pla3a unb 2oiopa Str. Yreis nominen.
: 0om l1nipiberitebli6en gum llns
ausitebIi6en 1T nur elm S6ritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
Sin ,uertbpples Mittel fir erfaltnns.

Sberift 9arbman BON 5Dler @ouns
tp, SO. g., lit an elmer fdredli6en
@rfdltung, ,als er begann @bamberlains
9uitensWtebi3in gu nebmen. @r iagt
bariiber ielbft: sd fanb lofOrt @r@
lei6teruns uno balte baS Wtittel in
@rtdltungsfdllen fir auBerOrbentli9
pertbpoll unb uperrei6t. gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben Npotbefen BON
s. &alteper & Son, 9owling & 6lopb,
S. g. Sod, ". OreiB. 8. Shu6arb,
@. Gobn & Co., S. 3. 9arriion unb
&altener & Shu6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
8ur @ermeionms Der Grippe

ober irgenb elmer enberen dbnIi6en
@pibemie, iollte bas 8lut unb ba8
gan3e Spfem in gefunber 8ei6affenz
belt fein. Nebmt 6oobs Sariaparila,
bas @u9 &raft giebt, oas 8lut reinist
unb &ranfbeit berbinbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
cages 0aemisfeitem.
* II la n B..

= Ct Prdfibent &utb r.
| fprb 3. Sapes 1T am II. Sanuar
Nbeabs II llbr In 6remont, Obio,
mad fur3er &ranfbeit pl6blid g e # o r.
ben. Ser 8erforbene fanb inn II.
9ebenSiabre.
= 9ie StaatslegiSlatur pnn &ens
tudp, bic fi6 i'm porigen Sabre meiserte,
cine 8ewiligung fir bic &eprdientaz
tion oes Staates auf Der @bicasoer
WeltausfteGung gu MAIDEN, bat ieBt bic
Summe BON 100000 fur bieien 3med
bepilist.
- 9lus Cincinnati f6reibt man:
9eri pon Gonsfp. Der Sabre lang am
n0olfsfreunb" @el9dftsfiibrer mar,
wirb permiBt. Sn ierner Safe feblt
eine Summe BON $25, 600.
= Sie Staatslegislatur ppn Ma1las
6uiett5 bat ben bisberigen 9onsreBz
mann @babot 3obge, ben urheber Der
Nationalwablz blzNufli9tsbia { (r3mangss
bia") In ben 8unbesfenat getpd5lt.
Detpes bate bic Wiebertpabl abgelebnt.
2obge 1T i'm Sabre 1850 geboren, tpirb
alfo bas iiingite Mitglieb bes 8unbese
ienates iein.
= Die @taatslegislatur bon Stem
Oorf bat ben Dempfraten gbmarb
Murpbp ir. alS Nadfolger bes &epus
blifanerS 9iseod gum gunbesienatOr
ertpdblt.
MusI II b.
= Nuf bas @eiu9 bes 4aiiers
Wilbelm bat Grau Gofima Wagner in
8aDreutb, bic Wittme @ldarb Wagz
ners, ibre @inmilligung sur Muffiibs
ruug Der bon Wagner in ieinen fpdte,
rem 2ebensiabren neubearbeiteten Sper
n&ien3i" i'm Berliner Opernbaus ges
geben.
eeSn gfeu 9uppin purbe Der
56ubma6er Mbolf &epber, Der bonn
S6murgeridte wegen grmorbung ieis
ney beiben &inber gum 3Dbe perurz
theilt mar bur9 ben S6arfri6ter
&einbel bingeri9tet. &epber beging
nod ieiner eigenen @usia9e ba8 8ers
bre9en, Inn bic Sterbegelber i'm 8es
trage bon "a unb Is Warf aus ber
Sterbefaiie su erbalten.
= Sn Berlin erfrantten unb itarben
cine Mn5abl perionen on elmer &ranfs
belt, bic biel NebnIi6feit nit Der afias
tif6en Cholera bot. SO ioll ii6 iebo6
nur I'M @bolera=Worbus banbeln.
Sa Der grOBen SrrenanliaIt gu
9fietleben bel 9ale a. G., farben iies
ben Sniaiien on @bolera>Wlorbus. Ser
@enuB fdle6ten Daiiers pirb als
@.nnb ibrer @rfranfuns aHseieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-18
Der snperlaffisfte slaitrte Ser ssatar.

Rdbms bic Ratur ni&t, ieIbft Bet iawd6l&en Son.
iituttsneu, ben Sampf seSen aruntbet auf 70 wsrbe
teren gsrlauf unb psrbansntbpcnes Gabe f&neu ba
fsin. Bdbrenb bic Ratur 70 fur uns tdmpft cRet uns
tbr bur psrninftis sepdbtte Mtttel su ohfe tDmmen
bamt unS tetn unbeil tefaae. Grfabruns fol- uulerc
aebrmstterta i'm aampf sesen ssranfbett istn unb fe
etrt uns hah Soietter'S MassubtiterS etn superdl=
ser, erprcbter unb srhnblt6er @erthnbster per War
lit. Su has Blut NIT Sale innetrt, Fnb be Gtnae.
.ibe unb Der Wassu untbdits, ftpbsn pts 0ieren Bic
nnrentStetten i'm Sut ut&t ab, raS BITE tbnen RON
ber Ratur useptsiene Gufsabe TIT, 70 bietet ene Sur
NIT 8itter5 eie iiGerite Sle fur ben 9etenben, pe
nabsw MISUNDERSTANDING Grfabruns aesbrt une drts
hes 9susuib beitdst bat. Sleine amsrifaniihe rber
ausldn TIDE arbnei bat einen beiier besrnbeen 0iuf
ala Setls unS slei&Ssitis gorbeusuns sesen
@ronIiheS 9ebeleben Waolaria, Sartteibstett, 0tes
rsntranfbetten, rbeumattide Ssi6perbsu unh anse.
metne Sinfdutsfet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
ATWOOD VIOLET 8 co.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. sent r.
Especially ATWOOD Violet 4 60. say; Ex-
trenic nervousness still characterlfcs the
market and prices arr easily affected as
eports may Indicate fayorah,y or other.
wise Liverpool. at the opening, showed
q material decline, helrr some 4sii be-
low tho price, Of the previous day, The
market, however, ralliei and e!oscd hrm.
iSeoNefing the greater part u the de.
SnhS' ne government report, which Is
published weekly. Is somewhat unfavor.
able, aud this. coupled with icht port re-.
cents, prevents the decline which Liver.
pphs opening warrants. The nnder.cnr.
feht v bullish and such orders rs are 70.
eriNcd are usually to buy In So far as
We are advised crop conditions outside Of
leNas are fairly good In that state.
however, especially IN the south and
southwestern parts. much complaint L
nude, aud the damage il probably CON
siderable Tho northern and northwest.
erh parts are quite favorable, aud In.
uian iernluy with an average fall will
year.
In answer to an inqury made 20 tho
government authorities as 10 Whether or
not the reports Of this year were made
Npou the basis Ms heretofore. our ex
vhanso was advised that the methods
hnd not be,u changed and that any
statement TO the contrary was unwar
Our spot market shows moro 6rmnoss.
anu sales inr to-day aggregate 100
n9los' Inc Houston receipts Of yester-
money has been sent This Week into
IcNas for the purpose nj moving cotton,
bales. ''FV'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
THE MARKETS.
McELRoY & COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS, La sept IA
MoElroy a Co. say; Futures Liver
pool declined at the opening 3-Gi. bnt the
conviction there seems 20 be- ~ streag NJ
here that receipts for some time 10 rome
are likely 10 continue very small and Il
finally closed firm at only shade decline
from yesterday. Spots were more ae-
tive sales agsrceating 1000 bales at
l-lG decline. Our market opened at
about the same price as yesterday, but
fresh buying caused "a advance and We
close al a gain Of 10 points
Receipts are rather less than expected
today. and Il looks now a. II our figures
Of 1000 bales for this weeks move
nent would be too high. Last year the
movement for tina week 10000 bales,
was. considered phrnomenally small. aud
il can be readily seen inst a decline u
. per cent FROM those figures, II indicate
ng the probable dz, Of the crop. would
be alarming. There IL no doubt how
yer that farmers are holding back IN
eathrr general way, az least ~ the west
efn portion Of the cotton belt, and the
lOroment 20 far cannot be accepted as
positive indication 81 the actual OUT
urn. Another feature thai encourage
uying 4 that this equinoeiiel season u
Di 10 bring general rains and stgrI1s
Harding picking and preventing iit
ttnrnl crpa melon Of recsipE.
The eouniry has born offering NOR
reely today, IN fact u j. quite nodcr
I bic that - l1nr a. the market II climb
Hg UPWARD Il X diihcnif 20 draw out a.
FER, but a. sooa a. there u any halt q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

IS a Printer and wen known over the
=, inc residence Of r. L. Benne,,. 500
uar~ood street. was burgariscd last
n'sai and property Of the value Of 500
cotton sold on the stree, today al
S-sc' The prizes is now getting IN to
Mnsre II may be expected The farmers
w'il begin to turn the cotton loose. The
'rop report recently made by the depart
inent OF agriculture at Washington cs,i.
mates the cotton crop to be only pcr
cent short in Texas. while II Is much
shorter IN all the other coaon.rrowine
states According to this report. when
'he cotton Is sold It will cause the usual
millions 10 bc dumped into the lap Of
Texas.
Dan Lindsay, well.known In Dallas. Init
at present a saloon keeper in Brown.
wo'd' cut his throat In the water closet
IN the rear of Coney Island saloon IN
Dallas last night. At first suspicion
pointed to G, W. Graves, who was with
Lindsay when he was cut. and he was
arrested, But Lindsay made state.
ment this morning to the effect that he
had cut his own throat. II he had died
without making the statement, there
would have been chain Of clrcumstau.
uAi evidence against Graves that would
have sent him up for life at least.
Judge I. g. r. Kendall has returned
from trip to the border Of the Cherokee
strip He says II looks like the whole
human species is making a rush for the
strip. But he got digusted early in the
action and started back to Dallas. which.
like Sam Jones religion, Is good enough
for hun He says there has been no rain
up there since April and there is no wa
ter for man or beast, In some localities
water Is said to be selling for "a cents
a canteen. and the whisky IS of most
villeinous quality Judge Kendall says
he cannot see why people will risk all
they have to get little old piece Of
land m the Cherokee strip, when they
can quietly get all the land they want
and 0f infinitely better quality iu Texas.
without any rush and have forty years
TO pay for Il at the mcascy rate 81 50
per acre. But there is no excitement
In this manner of procuring farm. The
only ground on which he can explain why
people rush to the Cherokee strip instead
Of 10 Texas Is on the same old ground
that they take such paiss 10 rush TO hndcs
instead " heaven.
Two applications were filed IN the dis
trict court today, asking for the sever
ance Of misft matrimonial bonds. The
one by Mrs, Amelia Swami against
Charles Swami alleges that she was mar
rled 10 Swaun 10 December. 1887. and
that she lived with him as dutiful
aud directorate wife until March, 1883,
when he voluntarily abandoned her and
has remained away from Der ever since.
The one Of Green Smith VS. Silva
smith states that said Silva has also
voluntarily ahSntcd herself FROM his
bed aud board since May 10. 1883, with
the aYowed purpose Of continuing said
absence permanently to palnunrs dis.
comfort and unhappiness.
The city council has selected the
streets for the right-of-way OF tho new
waicrworks company IN Oak Cliff. and
Il is said that work will begin At once.
me mains will be extended To Cedar
Greek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
INVESTIGATING.

SHERMAN, Tex, Sept 12,-(Special,)
Since the destructive conllagration of
last Wednesday night, there has been
much talk aud many complaints made
against the action Of the FIRE department.
Many citizens vino were on the ground at
the time say that It was nearly nn hour
from the time the steamer arrived at the
fire, until VI began 10 throw stream Of
water. and this is the main ground Of
complaint. To hight II committee Of al
dcrmcn will hold a star chamber session,
for the purpose Of giving the matter a
thorough Investigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. H.. Sept. ~. Cattle
Receipts. 1890; AbipmeDp, 1000. Act
I've. Natives strong others. slow, weak
Top natives, s5.0Dai3-sJ. medium. SJ.7Jei
49,. others, - l5u3T5; Texans, - i5n
2a5: westerns. S2iD'yd3Ou; stOvkers aud
feeders, x2Wd3,lD
Hogs Receipts. 800; shipments, 1000.
Active Mixed aud packers, Sj.sI0G O5,
prime aud heavy butrhor's weights
S0OOff6..1O; prime light. mixed, $1,000
625. selected light SliljDG45.
Sheep- Receipts. 400, ahiDmehiH,
gDD Active Natives. s.. H0liI 70
westerns, S315lt3OO; lambs, s2756i
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

DAILY Movements At Interior Tswa,
Galveston, Tex. Sept IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
RELIGIOUS CONGRESSES,

CHICAGO, MS. Sept ia new feature
OF The religions congresses, thoroeshly IN
keeping with the spirit OF the reat par.
hamcn, Of religions Is Series Of union
praise services inaugnratc1 today IN the
nroeeedlngs OF tho session OF the patlia-
ment proper, They are under me direction
or the SOclety OF Christian Unity, aud
from now on win be held evcry nolllng,
Among the speakers IN the parliament
today we're A. iuOh, bishop " Xante pre-
late OF the Greek church puug kwang Nu
Rev. Father William nyrne " Cincinnati.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

Spratts dog soap kills fees 10 dogs
Instantly; sold only At Anderson's Gun.
houge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

Dc Old Mam'selle's Secret. BY L. Mar
dnd Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
Vncrant Wife. BY Florence Warden
II Wellington. BY Charles Reade.
Atiuo. BY Ouida.
Hoo Atonemens. BY Tn. Benson.
|sAave Lived and Loved. By Mrs. For
IGer.
~ Her Face and Her Fortune. BY
house on the Marsh. BY Florence
~ Fancy Work.
ia in Name Only. BY Charlotte
hnene.
Story of an African arm. BY Ralph
na.
A History of Adventure. BY II.
I'flder Haggnrd.
t9s solomon's Mines. By II. Rider
Fiaggard.
ayS First Series. BY Ralph Waldo
Lnfrsou.
nAp. BY Alexander Dumas.
~ Modern Home Cook Book
Shadow Of Sin. BY Charlotte NJ.
bneme.
Secret of Her Life. BY Edward
i Rosus's life. By wilkie Collins.
Other Mans Wife BY John Strange
4 kinter
Master of the Mine. By Robert
4 Isles Daughter BY Charlotte NJ.
neme
81 ierson.
&, Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
4 4 Fem.
4 \ Jules Verne. Wv = -
ia q, artemain. By ii. Rider Hag.
fltd.
Scarlet Letter. BY Nathaniel Haw-
Frontiersmen. Bv Gustave Aimard.
Tie Worlds Mercy. BY Florence
2aaidrn
a Yellow Mask By Wilkle Collins.
Blehanan.
s. l1t'le Irish Girl By "The Duchess"
trng the Fetters. BY Mrs, Alexan-
IA
D'agias
Noers Heir. BY Mrs. May Agnes
eTing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
NEw YoNK rRoprcE.

NEW YORK. Sept. III; Wheat SPOT.
active Moderate export sales. NO .
RID elevator, 10 -. Options. active.
irregular tone. No led September.
~ ~ October a 3.s, Decembrr
n rs
Corn Spots. irregular. dosing easy.
No =. %; elevator. Options active. low.
er, September, 10 7.si October 40 3.s;
December. 80 b-s
Molssses, nominal
Coffee Options opened steady = To
10 poiuta advance; closed strong On near
deliveries aud hrm on distant.
Sugar Raw, strong, higher; fur ro-
lining, 3q3 3S, ceutriiuguls, OG test,
3 - refined, strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


PICKwICK.
W IT Nell, Dublin, Tex; H. V. IeGrnnd,
Dublin Tex: Geo. II Specgle Dnbiin Tsx.
! speyer, Chicago. ills.j $ Thomas Gran.
bury, Tex; q a ltosslngton Chattanooga,
Tenn; w A Dunn, kiilman, Tex: W 4
Reed. Bowie. Tex: W }. Wagner. Decatur.
Tex; W Matlewa, Wichita Fails: Mrs.
q A Brown aud sou Vernon. W J Tidhail,
Austin; e { Potter. Gainesville: 4 J Thrust.
Chicago; q VI Moses Wichita Fails. L Ii
Farmer. city; w n Rnyster Waco: N l.
cotier, Waco has II Austin, Waldo, Ark
u hudson Waldo, Ark; Il l. I'M, Mem.
pitts, Tenn; y A Fain. Kansas civ: i.0uis
L Smith New York: A Sherwood. New
York; W VI shelton, Westneld, Mass Dick
Christian. Tennessee; Minor II HickoS,
Dalns; W " Faun;. Now York N Han.
drldgr, Houston; g Conner, Austin; y Buy-
err Chicago; u lim,i chicago; q h
Thomas Cicbnfne Tex, Mack WILSON,
Texas; sam Citlbert, New York; julie
Alvprd. Wichita Fans; II L Dradson. 81
Louis. II II Mccain, Dublin. Tex: II A
Chapman. Dublin Tex. = J Roots. brown.
wood: q W lirOss, Austin. Mfs. a. W
Bross Austin: w x curtis Henrietta.
Tex: r ] Martin Clarendon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

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Galveston 1ox.. Sept 10. --CSpscintN -
Receipts thus far this wGof ~ ,s46
liocolpia theHane umelAyt goir.. bifs9
Receipts this day ....,...,., 6.sas
Receipts this day last year 49,. ii,bt7
Total receipts thus farthisAnason ", no
Total rocspta thus farlast season iDpaa2
Difference a5,9.i
LSporia 70 Great Britain ..a.,,. 500
hAiortaip Franco ........... ~
ESportat 70 continent. .,..,....... BOSS
stocks 1t Al unitri states rirt,
ualyoston, Tex, Sept i3 - Cspoola :.
Stocks this day. ..,,.,..... ISL. 900
etocks lhlS day iaAt year.. ...,... aI5,3e3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
PLAINy1Ew GETS IT.

PLAlNVIEW, Hale county, Tex, Sept.
p.-tSpecisll-lfive years having elapsed
since Plaiuyiew was elected county seat
of Hale county. an election was had
for the location of the county seat with
contestants, Plainview and Hale Center,
resulting in the election Of Plalnyiew
by % votes.
District court met today, Judge W. X.
McGill presiding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14

NEW YORK, SEPT. ia-John swope Of
Pennsylvania, one Of the stoclholdcrs In
the Northern Padnc Railway compsuy. on
behalf u hinusslf and o;hers. began an
acllon in the supreme court. through his
rouusei, agalnai Henry Wizard. Charles L.
Coiby, Colgate Hoyt EIwin u. Abbott.
the Northern Pacific railroad. Thomas r.
Oakes Henry q. iiousEe aud Henry e.
Payne. IT, recslrers. and ne Chicago and
Del flie tndiTslOai Defendants 10 make
restl,utlJn % millions q do,iars whiel
ihe Northern Pacific and the Northern IA
sific coupany have been deprived Of hy
means N fraud. Swope brinla acfiUu b..
cause o. fne refusal u The ri-ceirers of TIE
Notheru Pacific coinIany Or ~ directors
10 act 10 the matter.
The oilii lhl'ai makes specific charges, Il
vrry lepuhy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
CHEAP RATES no BIRMINGHAM.

On account Of tho ex-Conferedate nn.
uonal reunion At Birmingham. Ala, Oct.
. aud :, the Cotton Relt route" win sell
tickets Sept. 20 aud 80 from all stations
at the lowest onp-wny fare for tho round
trip, open TO everybody, good 10 return
until Oct II Elegant reclining chqir
ears from Fort Worth, Waco ana Other
points
See that your tickets read via the "Cot-
ton Bolt" as all lines will sell them via
that route. Write your friends coming To
Texas to take the Cotton Belt Route."
thc. only through car line between Texas
aud the Southeast
a. A. Gibson, n. p. A..
Fort Worth, Tex.
s @. WARNER. q. z. A.. Tyler. Toy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
ARulsrEp ZOE BuRGIAnY.

DECATUR. Tex, sept 12.-tSpecial)
John Jones, negro boy about is years
of age, was brought from Aurora this
evening by Deputy Sheriff Helm and
placed in Jail. The negro had been
working for DIR. Burch of Aurora. and ia
his absence on Saturday night was DIS
covered IN the act of burglarizing the
house. An alarm was raised and the
negro made his escape. but was caught
near RhOme early yesterday morning
aud brought here us above stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
wEATHERFoRD NOTES.

WEATHERFoRD. Tex, Sept. H.
Especial THE following reverend gentle
men left for Tyler today to attend the
Texas Synod of the Cumberland Pres.
byterian church: Reys. J. S. Weaver,
J. y. Roach, J. l.. Hill and DR. Howard.
The seminary viii be well represented
and an effort will be made 10 have the
debt now pending liquidated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-14
RoHANAN,s rRIAL.

DENISoN, Tex. Sept. 12,-(Special.) y
Dave Bohann has been ordered on
trial today in Justice Hughes court for
assault with intent to kill 1t will be
remembered that he was mixed up in Il
fight at baEiIio last Friday night,
which resulted in the death Of George
Sccor, Bohuan was bound over ~ the
grand jury in the sum of $500.