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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
Declare for silver as Money
Metal.
HORACE ROLES RENoAIrNArEn
With Great Euthusiasm-Loca OPP
ton Advocated, and the Right TO
Make spirituous, vinous or Malt
Liquors In the state.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Aug. 23.-The
Democratic state convention, to select
full state ticket, was called to order at
1880 this morning by Chairman Fuller
OF the state central committee. After
reading the call for the convention and
prayer, Chairman Fuller introduced ten.
porary Chairman yollnior Of Davenport,
who IN brief speech alternately
roasted" aud ridculcd the late nepuhli-
can asscmblage Nollmcr's speech was
frequently applaudcd. In closing ref
crcncc to Governor Boics as possible
candidate for reelection called out a
great demonstration.
At the conclusion Of his speech the
convention began the selection OF Nom
bers Of the regular committees.
After the committees were announced
the convention adjourned to = y. m.
Just as the convention was called to
order for the afternoon session, a picture
uf Horace Bolos was dropped over the
head Of the chairman and greeted with
ehecrs.
Permanent Chairman Sells read a
speech declaring that the Republican par
~ AkA AAWNl UkANH Jury VI .NAAhA Nlt'f
was now u party without principle. Iudg-
Ing FROM the recent platform, the parry
iu the interest Of party success was Will
ing In rceture the saloon to Iowa, Il
advocates the saloon a~ u matter Of ca
pedlrucy, whilc tho DemOcrluc party
does ~ from principlc. The hard limos
werc due Republican administration.
The resolutions adopted cNtol the adj
ministrntion of Governor B1ies, declare
confidence in the administration of Clevc-
l0ud, express faith IN his wisdom, hon
ostr and ability TO lead the cuuuiry out
| the corrupt class legislation Of the Re-
| Publican party, aud Ia bring about an
| era Of national aud individual prosperity.
| II rriirrutrs devotion TO the cause NJ
tariff reform. SGT forth Ia the platform
| ndoutcd by the convention at Chicago,
urges congress- TO give tho country carly
relief. having IN Wow permanent, stable,
| honest aud equitable revenue system;
| donOunces the Sherman act as q cowardly
| makeshlft; demands the immediate re-
peal Of the silver purchase clause thore-
OF, fayors the use of both gold aud silver,
expresses full faith In The wisdom Of the
present Democratic congress 60 enact
such Legislation az will best meet the TO
uuirements OF the country, faVors county
| aud locnl option fnyors such legislation
as will permit the manufacture q spirit
nous. ylnons aud malt liquors within the
state, aud touches scyernl other mat'rfa
OF local import
Horace Roles was nominated Tor
governor by reclamation
Iicutennnt.G Governor Bestow was re-
nominated on the hnit ballot
Mfr. John Cloggcu was nominated on
the second ballot for railroad commits
sioner - -.
EN-Congressman Tom Bowman was re-
nominnied by reclamation with rushi
inter which The convention adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

SPEAKS FOR nMrrAnrdsM.
nm orNcw York Wants the National
Hanks 20 Como TO Showdown.
Mantle Denied Seat in the Sem
ate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. a3.--(Frcm Our
Own Correspondent Representative
Hntchlson called on Postmaster General
Biascl this morning relative to
the Houston posto0iee, In which
ease everything Is ready for the
appointment of tho new mNu, but
was Informed that no presidential post
masters would he appointed until tho re-
turn Of the president next week.
Texas continues to hold up hcs end well
in the debate In thN house, and generally
has good crowd out to hear. Last
night Mr. Cooper introduced himself very
tayorably to the house, and this afternoon
MIR Bell filed the short time allotted
with one OF the most selid compact argu-
mrnts yet heard on the silver side "
The debate Mr. Pcndletan expects to
take part In tho hve,mlnutc discussion to-
morrow,
Inc war over the ~ rasn colcctorshp
Ia waRlug, The yprious representatives
and senators FROM Texas Interested 20
to the treasury department, some of thcm
every day. and Il q safe to say that the
/ claims of Nery candidate nrc we'll
known to Secretary Carlisle. MIR Bal
Icy said tonight that something would
he known about Il IN very few days
Another candidate entered thu field to-
day. haillng from Representative Cuihpr-
sona district A. H. Rowell u Jefferson.
who ihinks be can best collect the Gus
toms at IN paso,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
GEORGES THEORY.
Tho single Tax Leader Believes HIS
system Would Prevent Depres'
sion.

NEW YoIlR, August 23.-'ro the question
SIN how far would single tax help 70 VT
vent financial depression Ike ina, hoN
nsitatlnr thu financial worids hviiiy
George replied: Single tax would plr'e"'
II entirely by preventing the eonaiilo ia
which engenler depression. The oniy suin,
c,snt explanation OF periodical deprrs'ions
"a tbat by a natural law all advance anu
,mnroyenent add TO the value Of iand' o.
a. o,her words Increase economic rent
,rhsrefore. under conditions In which We
~, me owners OF land 20 take this result
- e. General growth for themselves The al,
rce d discounted by speculation lana
~ ,,s,a from use aud held at a higher pF'ee
nan =, viii yield at present IN the espee-
's,,,n ~ fotnre increase. fhe adYa9ee
90 ,an1 values anally reaches point az
,sb,ch labor ana capital canaol p'oAlao,s
w." -, 4, urpduc,lon. There Ia cneek,iins
tsAa--s5nrt I'M which. on the g'Ari sl,.ii,
o. Ptbe-fine OF the demald ior e,iAl l,,,i,.
y ,a eirvices Finally g9Mt' -'iii
XIV. s,htili arfs as sagaA 70 .s.
aI tbr d6tiNnus values tt4l ~. ~ ~.
W. esitarst Thu machlns.9 49,, ran.
dnrfien nnd exchange Is ,hi,.,. .iie veri1f
r,ei,h and uanlc eusufs htll.f fsni frn.
- bsrd tifacs thaf follows t,nf ii5sna
1,.1nn aasln moves forward. .-N ,,rdItlou
a.ain and eventufily tue same
az ihlugs Is rspeaied'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
A Negro Rapist Sentenced to be
Hanged ,m Dead.
OTTO LANE TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Mr.. Padgitt Denies That Dallas Piss
toll story-Pouring Hot Shot Into
the Goldbugs-Haskcii Doings-
First Bales-other Texas News.

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. a3.--(Special,)-
The Padatt Bros, deny the story that
one OF the firm who had money in the
hands of Murphy Il Bolanz when they
failed called at the office of the ON
barrasscd iinanciers and compelled Bo-
lanz to surrender the money ut the point
OF pistol, The story had been cx-
tensiyely circulated In business circles
of late and many people gave crcdence
to It,
Henry Weir wanted 10 marry Dora
Hawlr, the young daughter OF VIM
liawpe. The girl was under age and
the clerk of the court refused 10 issue
license. Weir sent an lrishman to Fort
Worth and that Individual secured the
document by swearing that the girl was
over * years old. Old uian Hawpe
got on to the combination and the mar
rlnge did not take place Weir says he
does not know the name Of the freshman.
The police are making Il still hunt for
that individual at the instigaton OF old
man Hawpe, who is not captiyated with
Weir.
Ben Hcwitter, charged with assisting
TO hold up John Pslison of Paris,
had his bond reduced from 5000 to 500
today by Judge Charles r. Clint. lie
gave the bond and was released
Col. James b. Simpson. editor OF
the Tmrs-IIerald. has returned from
Mexico, and is putting In his spare time
making 1t warm for the guldbugs and
their swash-bucklers
Out on FnirinCunt avenue, seven ne
grocs. three MeIicans. one Indian and
two white men are digging for buried
treasure placed there by the Mexican
General Santa Anna. The spirits ol
Santa Anna and Cherokee Indian
chief named Bowles, are directing thu
movements of the treasure seekers
The Commercial club rented the bis
Tompkins building in this city for cot
| ton warehouse exchange, whore th,
| farmers eau carry their cotton aud NEE
buyers. Quotations will back-hoardcC
hourly, and every inducemcnt held GU
| TO secure the trade This is tn
building where Sam Jones held his meet
| Jugs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
HASKELL NOTES..

HASKELL, Tex, Aug. (Spccial)
Tie ranch house, containing the years
harvest of grain of A. J. Messer, was
destroyed by FIRE Aug. 10. Loss, un-
known; no insurance.
Recent rain have encouraged the farm
ers to renewed interests, and prospects
are good for half bale Of cotton.
The contract for a 3pO-toot dam on
n tributary to the Brazos river, was let
inst week. Same Ia for the general
public. Haskell county has now. great
number Of such tanks. and affords plenty
of stock water the year round,
The City hotel has been thoroughly
renovated. and viii be In charge Of
Mr.. w. r. Rupe after Aug. 70, It's former
Miss Bette Hart of Austin, Tex. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 5. ii. johnson,
of this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

GALVESTON, TEX. Aug. 23.-(spe-
oinl)--A telegram received today from
a Dallas paper asking for information
Ieefiding rceciy ,T,hip for the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa re. was the first
intimation in this city that such a pro
c,cdlug was IN view. When General
Manager Yoakum Of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fc had his attention chilled
there was amy truth IN H. He said thai
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa rc was
M good shape financially and was pre-
pared to meet all ~ pending obligation.
when they came due. This statement
was confirmed By Mr.. George Seniy,
fourth vice-prehdcnt n the, company
IA the report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
WACO.

WACO, Tex, Aug, 2s.-tSpecial)-J.
d. Lewis has filed suit in the district
court against McLcnnan county for So
600 damages, 1t is alleged in plaintiff 5
petition that he was beaten numerically
by dcfcndants guards on the county con
Wet farm few weeks ago, and tue
injuries received together with the men
tai anguish caused thereby form tNe
burden OF the complaint,
Deputy Sheriff Ganhell Of Cameron
was IN the city today and assisted 10y the
local officials he secured the arrest Of
Wade Mathews and Wade Hi, both
negroes charged with burglary. Some
Of the stolen goods were recovered in
this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

metallic money Of the world. Is tho most
gigantic crime Of this or any other ar.
The contamination Of such A scheme
would ultimately entail more misery unon
the human race than all The wars, pesfi-
renee anu famine that ever occurred In
the history of the world. The absolute
ana instantaneous destruction of half The
ehtire movable PROPERTY of the world.
Including houses, ships, railroads ana
other appliances for carrying on com.
merce, while 1t would be felt moro srn.
slbly at the moment, would not produce
anything like the prolonged distress ana
disorganizatiOn Of society that must In.
cyitably result from the permanent an.
inhalation of one-half Of the metallic
money. OF the world.r ''e
In the present grave condition of onr
country II becomes our duty as citizens
OF the republic, aud soverelgns az tho
nation, to give earnest expression Of onr
wishes 10 the servants we have temnor-
ariiy placed in power: they are Of MS.
trolled by US. ""' 'V"-
Let us, one and all, from one end of
the land TO. the other, unite with ou-
fellow citizens engaged in other indus
tries, n such prompt and vigorous action
Us VIII protect our country from the
threatened thralldom TO the moneyed pow
ers Of Europe.
Let us sink all differences. putting to
G side oil other issues, rising above
1rty tics and affiliations, join hands
~ u lovers of our country, 10 preserve
"a. u contest the great masses Of
n T. the nation are on our side.
N,Sn% power, and in order 10
cone III. strength in an effective
manner, " 70. q correspondence with
the secrt 70 If all Industrial organi-
cations in United States to secure
united action
To the ranchmon Of the plains the
pioneers Of civilization who wrcsted the
West FROM the ruthless hands OF saw
ages, we say that we rely on your tried
courage to stand with us In the contest
GU which we have entered. To the cat
tie raisers aud butchers, who are in
intimate touch with the brain and Drawn
of the nation, we appeal to your love
of country, interets and business
to lend us your helping hands,
The conspiracy we are resisting Is
more unjust and pernicious in its
effects than were the burdens thrown OF
by our forefathers
BY the courage and patriotism Of our
ancestors, we became q nation, aud II
behooves US to protect the liberties So
cured for us By the immortal Washing
ton. IL. VI. TAYLOR
Sec'y Reef Producers and Butchers
National ussOcia ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
WAYS AND MEANS.

WASHINGTON, Aus. 20. Tho com
ndttec on ways aud means hold Ms ilrst
meeting this morning. all the members
being present. Chairman Wilson was
authorized to appoint the various sub.
committees, clerks aud other employees
Al bic pleasure aud administer the oath.
Tuesdays and Fridays We're liked upon
as regular meeting days,
Reuter- W, Springer, clerk Of the last
commtioo tendcrcd bis resignation
Before Adjournment the chairman 70
qurstcd the memhers to consider u plan
Of procedure for the committee IN it's
work, whether or not hearing would
he given persons Interested In the tnrin,
how and when bill should be reported,
with view TO deciding upon policy
at the next mooling. Il was Inferred
that Mr., Wilson does not expect tarifI
action at this session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
A coMpnoMIsn pRonAnLn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ea.-An I'm
preston Is growing about the capitol
that the preacnt extraordinary session
may end about the middle of September.
This appears to be based upon confidence
Of the possibilities of compromise being
citcrcd into within tliat period upon tho
hrenclal question. Nearly all important
legislation accomplished IN recent years
has been the result Of compromise and
the outcome Of conference committees
Those persons who hold to tho opinion
that adjournment ~ possible next month
NY TINT Mr.. Vests proposition 10 provide
for free coinage Of silver at ratio Of
90 10 1 will be passed by the senate and
ultimately will become part Of the bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
OHIO LANE DEAD.

IONGVIEW, Tex. Ang 23.-iSPecinl)
The arrest OF Ohio II. Lane at SPRING
field. Mo. last night aud the announce
ment Of his death this foronoon caused
a great sensation here. II will be reniein-
bcred he was arrested some weeks ago
in Little Rock, charged with robbing bis
father Of several thousand dollars. Ia
company with his younger brother. VIII
Lane, he was brought back here aud
gave bond. He soon left again and had
his wife Join him in Yieksburg' Miss,
whence he went to Springfield, where he
was arrested on q charge Of fraudulent
land sales Otho was o heavy yrniker,
and Il h likely the humiliation Of being
brought back here again was TOO mich
for him and he took the fatal dose Of
morphine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
onAssmorrrns " rnn nAsr
Great Damage Being Done by Them
IN Parts of New York.

RuFFALo. n. r., August q. --lleporia
from ~ The countries IN Western rev
York agree that the raYnges or gfaAshvl
Iers are unprecedented. Farmers . ~.
ngara county complain thaf the lnheci.
not only defOur oats, Duckwheat, corn nnl
The trees aud aitncllnR fences. IN tbnp
tnuqua county ID vineyard. are hnnnflns.
IliahelA ~ grapes eau be- picked w, Whnt'
tho stcfus have been aten ~ two BY the
efassb0un,ers Florists and horticulturists
have fried poisonous washes Tor the leaves
Of tho plants aud farmers set ducks, tnr'
keys and chickens loose 10 the bcldH' but u
M anvil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 23.-lspeeial)
While Ernest G. Ebert, foreman Of
the yard crew of the Houston and Texas
Central, was making running swilheh:
he missed his footing and was ground
literally to pieces by the cars
Jack Duke was found dead near Center
with a pistol by his side. He was 20
have left for ST. Louis tomorrow 70 take
medical lectures, and the supposition ~
he accidentally Killed himself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, August 2J;-'Anolher
today. A large number Of Poles attaehel
! party Of iAborcrg a. work on .ifrei
contract and demanded tlaf ihel 1e,lsi
tsoNee dinfersed the mob. The police pre-
vented tho formation Of q crowd ~ nc
court house. The crowd ailAffe1 n ~
assaiIants were jailed. Down town the
rtreets were crowded All DAY iunR. and
tbe f,oiicc were kept busy making the PEG
NJ rn1rn. hli Lhere has been no ir1iDle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
SPORTING.
Races.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

MONMOUTH PARK, n, j., Aug. 23.-
First race Five furlonga. Micmac Queen
won, Black Hawk second, Florence third
Time. l;Ol,
Second race Six furlonEs Cactus
won, Lake Wow second. Yemen third
Time. i,lU "a
Third moc Mile and sixteenth. Race.
lnnd won, Wildwood aeuond Tune, i5i.
Fourth rucc Six furlnnps. Melody
won. Sutaukct second, Tcrrapin third.
Time 1siS3-l.
Fourth race Five fnrlongs Stoncncll
wen, Zoe Cotton. second, Peru third.
Sixth rncc-Aillc and sixteenth Chief
Justice won, Best Brand second, Anna
ID. third. Time, 80 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
Tho Realty of tho Estate or
Thos. Roche Order
nd Sold.

by decree OF the Probate Court OF
Tarrant county am ordered % sell for
cash within the next thirty days 30 much
Of tho real property belonging to the
estate Of Thomas and Mary a. boeho
as shall be necessary to pay OIL thu
debts Of said estate.
THIS property Includes store housea,
situated on Main. Houston aud Weather
ford ftr,efs. tenant houses, rcadenco
aercage property aud iinc farming and
grass lands witblt four to seven niles Of
Eo,t W9rth.
- i. ]. ROCHE. Administrator,
1O3 lIain street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
OoNGngssMEN A.L nlGnr.

WASHINGTON, Aug, ~. The prepl-
dent has approved the joint resolution
making Immediately available the appro-
prlation for the payment Of tho mileage
OF senators and mcinbcrs OF the house
OF representatives..
He has appointed Henry j. Bostwlck
of Ohio mnrshnl OF the consular court
Of the United Statog az rientsin, China,
aud Moses Neal OF Oklahoma special
agent to make the allOtmpnts 81 land Ia
slveralty 10 the kickapoo Indians In
Oklahoma territory, make payment TO
them and prepare complete coll OF such
Indians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

iFtrr IN the same manner a. men. and the
ballots cast for school commissioners shah
be kept IA 4 separate box.
lircome county u strongly kcpuhncan
aud thcrc are pienty OF male candidates.
The Democrats, however. have planned y
ma,ierstruge, and will place 10 nomination
Miss lioxic Eldrldgc principal OF the New
street school
Miss Eldrldge il prominent In eduea.
uunai matters, and the straight Bono
cratic vote, combined with the ballots cast
by the women, cannot fail 10 place her In
otiicN Republicans are much exercised
over the situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
BLAST FURNACES CLOSED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, AUG. 2a-The
blast furnaces az the central works Of
the Cleveland rolling MIL company
closed down yesterday, throwing sew
ernl hundred workmcn out OF employ
mont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
OK THE ROCKING CHAIR.

ABILENE. Tex, Aug. 23.-(special.)-
Managers Drew and Majcrihanks Of
the hooking Chair ranch IN C9llingsworth
county, have been suceccdcd by Captain
G. w. Arlington, who becomes sole
manager Of this vast property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
no BE HANGED.

HAMPSTEAD. Tex, AUG. 23.-(spe-
cial.)-!Two weeks ago negro brute
named WIN Bailey outraged II little col
ored girl. 10 years old, named Sallie
Clictt. The circumstances were the most
revolving on record. Today be was found
guilty and sentenced TO be hanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
BUSINESS.
MINES RUNNING.

PIrrSBuRG, Kan. Aug. sa.-Gen-
eral Manager De,lin Of the Santa lie
coal mines at FNntcnac aud Chlcopco
has effected a settlement OF tho strike;
Tho mines are now running With fill
force. Pr0Ndent Walters indorscd the
terms OF the contract which the men
signed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. August "a
Nirs catherlne Dndlne u Lake View Il on
nor way 10 Port Chester y. Y. Sac LAYS
ri.in, I, an the Isn't on wbift i'in rfl
n inift Her srandm0ther'e BROTHER, Nol.
fion ana executed niuety.nile.year leases
H. varlau1 parties These leases expired
iaaf toar and have come into The poeHeh.
.iau n the heirs. The property II now
yaiued at fs0OOo.OO0. AIrs DildiAr IA 10
years Of age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
JOINING 1Hn ARMY.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-An army
officer connected with tho recruiting serv-
Ice says the prevailing hard times have
driven large number Of men into tho
army as q means Of livelihood. At pres
eni, be says, the army Is nearer IL mnxi-
mum limit Of $1,000 men than at ANY
time since the war. There are now 0uly
about 25i vacancies, and orders haye
boon issued TO recruiting officers to re-
strict tho number Of recruits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
rnHsIpENrIAL AppoIN1NInNrs,

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. The presl-
dent today nominated Joshua u. Dodge
Of Wisconsin, to be assistant attorney
general. Vice William A. Mfaury. resign
ed. lie also sent IN n number Of rcccss
customs at New Orleans and half a
dozen puatlnnstpra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 23-Members
Of the Southwestern traffic association
wore IN session all day celebrating over
the alleged cutting Of rates between the
Rock Island and Tcsas and Pacific, but
wore unable to get down TO the business
Ga hnnd because Of mess Of preliminary
work. The meeting viii continue 10
-,norrhw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
cELEsrEs FIRST BALE.

CELESTE, Tex, Aug 2s.-tspccial)
The first bale of cotton was brought
in and sold yesterday to J. Q. Short at
6 IL cents and premium Of 81; 1t
weighed 300 pounds. and was raised by
Mr.. Duvall, who lives three miles east Of
town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

Watherfonl, Ter. Aus. 28.-tspecial)
.-Afessrg Hebry sisk and Hiram BakeF
LIT today on bicycles for Mckinney.
,rber wlli be met at Fort Worth BY Mr..
i ~. OGynn. who loft this mornins on
his wheel, and Will continue their journey
together. 49,, 80
Suss Fannie Pyle. siep-dnughteF q
NJ. ID. ID. Young. Of the Sazete, iea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
cAR SHOES ro o.osE.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 23,-Thc
Santa Fe has decided to close It's car
shops Temporarily on the frat Of scptem-
Dor. Only enough cmployes will hc re-.
tninod TO make the necessary repairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
BA1nD's FIRST BALE.

BAIRD, Tex, Aug. 29.-Cspecial,) y
The first bale Of new cotton was sold
here yesterday to l. d. Powell for I
cont. II weighed rs pounds, and
cissseI strict middllog.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.


HUUTIITHNN T ~
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 23'-Ihe
semi.annual statement of the Southern
Pacific company shows the grows earn
ms of The road from January to
Jupe 30 TO be S23,1Oi 600, an increase
OF si.O9i0OO over the same period IN
1892. Increase in net earnings. 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

today to resume her duties rs teacher In
the female seminary ut ruskahoma |. n.
Her brother. Claude. arrived today from
Paris Tex. and Will reside with the
family here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-24

philadelphia i,nng q, bnae hits ~, errors
Daiteg -wcyhinF aud Cross Ggge'
land-,lluns /. base hits efforsf lat
fery Carlson and Guns0n. Umpire.
Hurst.