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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
noMn-MApr wAnpRopns.
Substitutes Tor Clothes Closets May
lie Easily Made by Clever Hands.

l-acN or closet room In house is a
fruitful theme for complaint In those
days OF contracted space. Architects
there are who are willing to sacrifice
every consideration not excepting In.
ternal utility, FOR picturesque ouisldc.
cifccts,
Ia sauii4cases recourse must be Ind
10 wardrobes. but. as these are OK
pensive. the busy fingers OF the house
wife must be depended upon to i'm
provise substitutes. II there Is
corner In the room with sufficient space
Voinetlmea the architect denies us this
small boom It may be utilized In tho
manner herewith described:
Two strips OF wood as long ns YOU
desire and four inches wide by one
inch thick are screwed In the angle OF
the wall about ak fee, from the fioor.
Boards aie cut or TO nj In the corner
and resting ON the strips: this will form
the roof. A brass or wooden rod ia
then run across the front or this board
from wall 20 wall and from which the
curtain ~ suspended by rings, Gree
tonne. chsnt3. or printed cotton win
make good list TO choose from and
are inexpensive.
one may screw upon the undertake OF
the roof ana ON the clcats aa many
hooku as are required md, II desired,
a shelf may be introduced about fifteen
inches below the roof nnd on that
attach tho hooks. Such an emergency
closet Will often be found OF great con.
Neniencc, ma the cont VIII be- found
.tifiing II Will be well TO atretch a
piece OF muslin or paper across the
dust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Austin. Tex, Nov S.---Promptiy at 10
o'clock this morning the railroad meu,
cotton comprcsa men and Galveston
Houston dlfercntial men began to file
Into the rallrond commission rooms.
II waa soon Osccrtalned the the only
question TO be discussed before the
commission was the Houston-G Calves
ton dlfferental
The following gentlemen arc here in
the Interest OF Houston. A. w. Garrow.
w u. Cleveland T. X. Dick, H. w.
sewell, a. w, Neville. II. Henke and
j. Rcichardt.
Hon, Walter Gresham and Mr.. W. II.
dlosclose are here to SEQ that Calves
ton gets what she wants. and In Buch
advocacy Mr.. l.. j. Polk. general
freight agent OF the Gulf Color do and
Santa Fe viii not fail to n, In his
oar In behalf of the home and friend
OF the Santa ne.
The other railroad men present are:
Mr. III, A. Jones. general freight agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central
railway; Judge u. II, Perkins, general
attorney OF the ST. Louis southwestern
railway; Colonel l., T. Thornc, general
manager Of the Texas and Pacific:
Mr., II. j. Martin. general freight agent
san Antonio ana Arnnsas Pass rail-
road; Mr.. chas. V. Bein, traffic man
oEcr or tho Southern Pacific.
In addition 10 those Mr.. Richard
Lord. representing the McFadden
comprsa interest; Captain Gins. H.
Peck, prcsldent OF the Texas Car Ser
vice association; Captain Joe Farley.
representing the city freight bureau OF
Dallas; Judge W. s. Robson and Mr..
John Schumacher OF LaGrnngc. repre-
senling the interests of the LaGrange
Compress company.
Judge John ii. Reagan and Colonel
l.. l.. Foster were present and an-
nounccd that they were ready 10 take
up tho dlffcrentlal question, Judge
Reagan remarked that no had not had
time TO read the reply by the buslness
mon OF Houston 70 the argument made
In Galvosion's interest which was read
at the last meeting by Mr.. w u, Groa-
close. This being tho case, Chairman
Reagan suggested that some one from
Houston be selected to read the Hous-
ton argument. ana Mr.. II. w Garrpw
began the reading. which consumed
more than an hour.
II occurred to some OF the Houston
gentlemen that Il was useless con-
sumption OF time to read the pamphlet.
inaamuch az the commission had re-
qulred the Houston argument printed
and distributed among all concerned.
The commission was also furnished
with a copy. but II seems that Judge
Reagan had not had time 70 read IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

| |as IN a lss2-Hogg $50; Clark CT:
'sssnnfidge.-Governor: Culberson
sutent AZ; Makemson 3; Dunn c.
||sI'sssInan: Coclsrell SIG: Dean 49,;
|,'sna iSS; Kenyon 4, Senator; Gage,
| ss.ai es1; Bryant, Popullst, 47O,
p ,sn,s,as Sebastian. Democrat.
remit, Popuiist, 400.
" following is a list of the sue
KY |r.,. candidates for county offices:
B4x Judge. b. b. Greenwood; dis
N rk, q, w. outlaw; county clerk,
4 p'vglsss; sheriff and tax collect
~. e. sloan; treasurer, A. p. Payne;
|sv n. NJ. Stevenson: county at
~, y, Hopson; surveyor. j. F.
.s'np,,nissioners. Covington, Rich
M X Il Mecandless and Ratllnf. The
3 =, Democratic ticket Of the county
[,nreN .eu except one commissioner.
~ eiected by the Populists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote In 1S92--Hogg 1889; Clark 225;
Nugent 1860; Houston /; Prendergast,
acknowledgements: Culberson: 1915;
Nugent 1880; Makcmson l2l: Dunn o;
sehmitz 10. Congress: YoalSum 1890;
Perdue 1902. Senator stafford, Dem,
1908; McGee. Pop. 1898 Representa-
1893.
Quitman-Cannot give full returns OF
the county; returns have not all ar
rived, though 1t is conceded that the
Democrats win carry the county by
$50 to 400 majority. The Popullsts Will
get some few precinct officers and one
commissioner, the latter being IN pre-
clnct No. ., Mlneola precinct. Bob Cain,
Populist. who was elected representa-
tive in 1892, will be showed under when
the returns are In.
Quitman-Culbe, son sl5; Nugent 1888:
Makemson %: Schmitz 7. Congress-
man-C. II. Yoalum S2g; Perdue 1g1
senator-R. N. STATE Uem.) $685. j. II.
MCGEE Pop9 1885, Representatives..
=, Rhodes Dem) 927; Il. A. Cair Pop)
lS9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Rice. Tex. Nov. S--A man giving
the name Of j. T. Trammell. who, with
his WIFE has been picking cotton near
here. cioped last night with Miss Lula
Hemnhill. the 17-year-old stepdaughter
Of MIR. j. r.. Price. The woman who
IS said, was instrumental In inducing
the girl to leave. The supposed wife
is also gone. Efforts have been made
to overtalie them, but so far without
success. The girl left note inform
ing her mother OF her Night.
This morning an unknown negro, who
has been picking cotton on "Spunky
Ridge" accidentally shot himself IN
the ankle while foolIng with a pistol.
The ball was taken out at the bottom
OF the foot, leaving quite d serious
wound.
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scuRRY.

|uider-Returns in from all but one
Il noon shows all the amendments
ne by large majorlties. Hogg and
PIG combined vote TWO years ago
| Nugents 1872. CockrelPs two
n ago 2I5; Maltby 1917. Culber-
MS year so far show IFS; Nugent
4 nakemson 4. All the state and
Eisentative officers run about the
FL cockrell for congress has thus
NJ Dean 40; Glllilnnd l27; Hammer
sislfiet Judge 167; Craig 80, Beall
lstlet attorney leads the Demo-
~ Ticket. County officers; Byrd,
ana Strayhorn, Dem. for county
|ss nave tied Patterson, Dem, for
Is elected by a handsome ma
~ Wellborn. Pop, sheriff by
4 majority. Mcmillan. Pop, treas
\, nine votes over Justice. Dem.
n crauder, Pop. is assessor by
~ majority; German, Mugwump.
Ssulet surveyor, is supposed to
M s,seied. L. a. Hemnon, Dem. con-
|,N rrecinet No. 1: b. II. Wilkes,
n y Justice OF the peace: b. j.
=" county attorney. no opposl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in Is92-Hogg $40: Clark 1914;
Nugent 25I; Pendergast II.
Nernon-Returns not all in yet, but
the vote Is as follows: Governor: Gull
herson III; Nugent $50 Nugent ran
ahead of the rest OF the Popullst state
ticket. Congressman: Cockrell 400;
Dean III Gllliland. Pop, 2Gi. Repre-
sentative; Robbins, Dem, 7l2: Ed
wards, Pop, 400, District attorney: Eu-
banks, Dem, $50; Walters. Pop, 5iO.
County Judge: j, II. Tolbert 665; c. w.
Cook, Pop, 1886. County attorney;
Camp. Dem. 5g6; G. ~ Walters. Pop,
453. All the other county officers are
elected Democratlc by about the same
majority. They are: District clerk:
Il. l.. McHush; sheriff and collector
r. p. Sanders; surveyor. J. A Nnbers
assessor, L. N. Perkins: treasurer, ]
NJ. Bachelor. Complete returns Will
not change the ratio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

st. Louis, Nov. Sat meeting Of
the executive committee of the West
ern and Southwestern railroads sixty
lines west OF the Mississippi river were
represented. The anti-pass agreement
reached at meeting or the executives
of these roads In this city recently
was taken up and Its restrictions In
creased. BY the action taken today
the agreement will include private
lines. which have heretofore been ia
vored with passes. Instructions to To-
cal committees regarding the enforce
ment OF the provisions OF the agree
mcnt were adopted and the committee
adjourned.
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
People GETTING mack TO pArlr
PURSUITS.


Gainesville. Tex. Nov. s.--aliss Ger
tic seisfeld returned from trip to
Dallas yesterday.
james Modeall. who has been visiting
in the city the past week. reforms this
evening to resume his duty In the bank
at Noeona.
Rev. T. r.. Pierce has gone to Dial.
las, where he viii reside In the future
having been appointed editor OF the
Texas Christian Advocate at that place.
Mrs. Judge Foute Of Fort Worth is
spending the week with friends in the
city.
W. c. Brown and Mrs. Matte weav-
er We're married last night at the real
dcnce OF the bride. on South Taylor
street, by Rev. J. T.. Vlnson.
County Attorney w. n. Rogers loft
today Tor Sharon, Tenn, In response 10
telegram stating that his mother was
not expected to i've
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Nix. mother Of Mrs. Il.
D, Mitchell, lett today for Blrming-
ham, Ala.
Miss Ella Means returned from pal.
las yesterday evening.
Or. spurlock has returned from New
York.
Mrs, Means returned from Dallas last
night accompanied by Mrs Edward
Hines.
Commissioner Murreil came up from
Valley View last night bringing the
returns
Mrs ]. w Bailey and children have
returned from san Antonio where they
have been for several weeks
Rev. \. j. Worley OF Norman, l. T.,
wns In the city yesterday on his way
home from South McAlesier.
a man named Branden was found
dead In his wagon four miles west OF
here this morning. He was here last
night and when he left town was con-
alnderahly under the Influence OF
liquor.
Deputy Marshall Jim Chancellor
went TO Paris today TO place IN the
government jail John Blockton,
ChiclSasaw negro, charged WI IN whisky
peddllng In the Indian territory.
Pat McGraft, one OF Glum & People's
CLERKS, died last night at o'clock OF
heart disease
Miss Ludla. tho little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. d. Mitchell. celebrated her
fifth birthday this afternoon at the
home Of her parents, on Lindsay ave-
nue., with an elegant banquet, which
was partaken OF by number Of her
little friends.
This morning about o'clock nre
broke out In the barn belonging TO ].
b. Mopin, which was n complete lons.
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mn wns roo ilrnnn.

on top OF load OF hay which came
into a western haymnrl,ot the other
day was a man OF 60 and a young man
OF about as--father ana son. The We.
hlcle had no sooner come TO halt
than both scrambled down, and II wna
then seen that the young mans nose
was about twice les normal size. and
his eyes We're blaekened and puncd
until he could scraecly see daylight.
There was blood ON his shirt front,
and OF course thtrc was natural
curiosity among the mon lounging
around to know what had happened.
mo, william did not run aRin n
bridge. or have n tree fall ON him."
said tho father aa ho wet u handler
chief at the drinking trough and wiped
away the blood, "rhe fact Ia that he
met with n disappointment on the
road IA We was ooniin in"
what sort uf appolntment2'
queried a policeman who intended to
recommend raw beef and perfect quiet
FOR three or four days,
"Nnnl, you sec, William was drlvln
when We lcft home. We had come
along about three milca when we
moots u red-hcadod man lendln calf.
a Teller with q calf ortor turn out and
give tho rond to lond OF hay, but
this one wouldn't, lie Jlst turned out
half way and stood still and yelled
that he'd be burned II he'd move an
inch. Tnon says 10 Blll. says !. Bill,
hc'a pcppery cuas. aud you'd better
turn OUT"
yes. you ought 90 have turned out
for a rcd-headed man." said the Of
nccr.
81 says that to Bin. but BIN he saye
90 me. rnys hei I'M be hanged " do,
II he don't turn out. IN glt down
nnd mako him wlah he'd never bin
born IN this sinful world Then he
hollers at the man and warns him OF
what is to come. but the redhcad don't
skeer wuth cent. lie ties tie calf
10 bush and spit. on his hands and
screams foI both OF us TO come down
10 once"
"1hen you gave him half the rond9"
asked the officer.
"NoRp ! wanted 10. but Bin he
snyo to me. nnya he; Dad. you hold
the llnea, and IN git down ana gin
that cuaH one bnt ON the nose and put
him u sleep fur two hours 1 didn't
want l3ill to do II. but he was sot. and
ana down he went lie on with his
hat and gin a yell and bore down ON
the man with the calf"
And put him to alcep7
"Noap He never closed an eye to
sleep. When BIN lighted on him, sun.
thin happenod--sunthln happened 10
1911. He stopped ali OF sudden and
laid down. and when he got up again
he was as you bee him now. The red
headed nun invited me 70 come down
and light on him niso, but didn't ne
oept, He had been gone about ten
minutes when ELI woke up"
"What did Bill Eay2" nsked the Of
ncer.
"Nawthin that heard. BIN. did you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Granbury, Tex, Nov. s.--The old
and heretofore safe. family horse OF
s. II. Smith ran awny yesterday
evening while being driven by the
family. Mrs. Smith was thrown from
the buggy on rocky hill In the north
part OF town and her shoulder badly
fractured. besides being badly bruised
otherwise Her wounds. however, are
not sufficient to prove fatal. The buggy
was entirely demolished,
There is more excitement today over
the election than any day since II be-
gan. Culbcrson and the state ticket
lead by good mnjorltles. The most In
terest is now being manifested over
the senatorial and district attorneys
races, which are apparently very
close. with tho retnrna mot all In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Texarkana. Tex. Nov. s,--Thc Tex
nikann Cal's contest party left to-
night for Waco. where they viii spend
a week ut the Cotton Palace The win
ners are Mira Sum Hitler and Miss Net
tie Smith. who were voted the most
popular ladies' OF Miller and Bowie
counties by several thousand majoH-
". The party who go to Waco with
Mr., Buck Willow az escort were met
at the depot by hundreds Of friends
and the TeNarkana silver band fur
nished sweet music for the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Hillsboro, Tex. Nov. s.-Rev. t. NJ.
Briggs OF Austin. who was announced
to preach Mt the new Methodist church
Sunday, Is sick and VIII not be able
to III his engagement. This Is seri-
Gus disRppointmen; 10 our people.
The preparation for entertaining the
North Texas conference, which meets
here November 90, moyes on nicely,
This thriving little city can not az
ford TO do otherwise than accord these
gentlemen n royal reception and stay.
Al Indications ARE now for n delight
full aession.
Dr, NJ, Il. Kennedy received tole-
gram tonight announcing the serious
Illness OF his sister Mrs. Col, Hubbard
OF Terrell Kaufman county. and left
on the North bound Missouri, Kansas
and Texas train for her bedside, She
was injured by the veranhad giving
away during the circus parade last
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Macon. Ga, Nov, s--Lee Lawrence,
negro, who assaulted Mrs. Polk In
Jasper county and had been brought to
this city for safe keeping. was carried
to Monticello yesterday. He was tried
at the special term OF the superior
court and sentenced to be hanged Mo-
vember 30. The neighbors of the In
Jured woman We're not satisfied. and
taking the negro from the officers
hanged him. Kidding his body with
bullets. Under orders from the gov
ernor one Of the local military COM
panies was held in readiness to go to
Monticello, but later they were notified
that their services were not needed, as
the lynchlng had already taken place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
WISE.

Vote in 1s92-Hogg 215s; Clark 555;
Nugent 1916.
Decatur-The reports from the cleo
tion throughout the county at this hour,
p. m, are as follows with several
precincts to hear from: Culberson 1850:
Nugent 1856; Dean i2s; Cos'Srell 1875
Gilliland 1913; Picket. legislature. 1855;
Foster 1861.
The Democratic county ticket has
maIorlties averaging about 900 with the
exception OF c. V, Terrell county at
torney. who is probably defeated by VI.
l.. Martin. Populist. by q small ma
jority j. a. TanlSersley and Walter s.
Harding. candidates respectively for
justice OF the peace and constable Of
precinct No. /. were elected by ii ma
Jority of $50 over the Popullsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
NAVARRO.

,ses-Hogg 244o; Clark l1ss;
vote ID ,st a. Houston 4; Prendersast
| renorts from thirty-four
c .;is boxes give the folio .sif re-
s,lss Governor; culeerson s1te; Mr-
ul, y, So ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; G Sar
=, POP. Abbott 27l1; Kenrby SOL.
aln. i,eArman, Pop, 1852; Col
mater psn 2s9i, Representative;
w pnp.. 1896: C. FANNY, Dem.
|etS, ,nss,,rssentetlve flotorial district
" hsp Tanner. Dem, 2e92; j. NJ.
M;,t n pop. S25l. District attor-
|tW .nSerson, Pop. s377: q. w. Har-
nam e967.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Lexington, KY. Nov. s.-John Tray
nor, marshal OF Athens. Ky. shot and
killed Isaac Davidson here tonight. lie
also seriously cut Lew Sharp, farm
err OF the Athens nelghborhood. Tray
son and Sharp owens supporters. They
fell out over the election, and while
Sharp and Traynor We're lighting.
Davidson tried to Separate them when
Traynor shot him. Traynor gave him
self up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

San Bernardlno. Cal. Nov. s.--ssn
Bernardlno National bank closed It's
doors this morning and posted a mo-
tlce that the suspension was duo TO
lack OF funds.
The directors assert that the banks
deppsitors will not lose dollar. They
state that the withdrawal OF the large
sums OF money by few heavy de-
poaltors who had become alarmed by
rumorr that the bank was weak caused
the failure.
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SCHUBERT MALE auAnrErrr
Az me Opera House Tonight Undcr
ths Auspices OF tho Y, NJ. G, A.

o PROGRAM.
Comrades In Arms Adam
- "schuberts."
soio-harp, Dance dea syiphs'.
''''''''''. ..'.............. Godefrold
o. Miss Hughes.
@ua,rtette-'A stream OF Moon
-. .+-sss.. s...s..- Gelbel
''Schuberts."
hea , Soldier OF the En-
PNe .......-......"..... Page
e.. - Miss Reade.
Mr. lott.
Quartette--" Foresters Song. Bishop
'Schuberts"
solo-Harp, "a Fairy Legend"..,.
'''.'...... .....,.......... Oberthur
Miss Hughes.
Three poughtie Men"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. HUMPHREYS
"schuberts."
Reading-"Echo and the Ferry .Ingelow
Miss Reade.
ouartette--"still, SIN with Thee"
.'.'......,............. Gerrlsh
"Schuherts."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

New orleans. Nov. s.-M. j. saun-
ders. agent Of the West india line.
British subject, tonight obtained from
Judge Pardec IN the United Statos
court an Injunction restraining the
white screwmen and lungshoremen
from interfering with his loading his
ships by colored labor. This Is an out
come OF the existing trouble. The cot
ton exchange ana other bodies on
deavored to keep the matter from go
Ing as far as the federal government
but Mr.. Saunders refused to delay
longer claiming that the local pro-
teotlon accorded was notorlously Insult
nclent.
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sToNEwALL.

\ i N iS'%Hogg 100; Clark II; Nu-
stnt ,uoVenor: Culberson 92;
srell ~ ~ Congressman. Dean AZ;
n a "a; Gllliland IS. Senator: Gage,
M, poha1,,yant, Pop, AZ. Represen-
'sa'i. Dem, 50; Candle, Pop,
ned, I'N ing county officers were
4 sslSher, county attornsv ' tbIrd
x; W IYyhyyer, district and county
J. j IL Lee. sheriff and collec-
p, urn tax assessor; John
"a Abor. They are all Demo-
Su' half OF the returns In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in 1s92-Hogg 74s; Clark $685.
Eugent IS. ,s
Wichita--Culberson coz; Nugent, 4ls'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Nugent sos.
illner-Culberson carried Upshur
county by % over Nugent. Congress-
man: hoakum majority OF SO. Senator:
Stafford majority 49, Floater: 4, y.
Beard majority l03 Representative:
~ u. Bass majority 1902. All boxes
hearu nom In the county. This was O
close call for the Democrats. The
POPS and negroes fused to defeat the
entire ticket. We have fun set OF
WORKING Democratic officers elected to
serve tne people. We bury the Pops
tonight with a large procession with
the roaring sound OF the cannon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Terrell. Tex. Nov s--A barn be-
longing to A.'B. Macklin In the First
ward burned about 6 y. m.
II IL learned that some Of the wound
ed OF last Saturdays accident are not
getting along nE well as IL desired.
or those we learn that one is a mern-
several IN the city that are suffering
from their bruises. but none have died,
which Is very fortunate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Grcenville. Tex. Nov ga very
painful accident happened TO Mr.. Jim
Harrison. well known carpenter OF
this city. as he was at work on the top
OF Mr.. James Mann'g residence, on
East Park avenue, this morning about
II o'clock. He was az work repairing
breaking one Of his legs and brulsing
his back considerably, AFR. Harri-
son Is about 55 years Old, and II IL
feared that the accident will prove a
rather serious one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

liverpool. Nov. s.-Foliowing are the
weekly cotton statistics: Sales, total.
Cs 900: American, 5000. trade taklngs.
totai. a. 900. Import American, GO 90.
stock. total. 100000: stock American.
/ s9s 900. Afloat, total. 365,0)0 afioat
American, $40. COO. Sales for specuia-
lion, 200. Purchases for exports, 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Paio Pinto. Tex. Nov. SD. L.
Cunningham, prominent and honor
able citizen OF this place. died here
yesterday at G o'clock, Deceased was
president OF the banking house OF
Cunningham Bros here, and was fot
many years district surveyor OF ths
Pllo Pinto land distrlct when It en-
braced the whole country west iron;
here 10 El paao.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Vote in ls92-Hogg 1850; Clark 2OiC;
Nugent 92.
Brenham--Washingto county COM
plete-Culberson 1858; Nugent ssl;
Schmitz is: Mnkemson 1924. For con-
gress-sayers (Dem) 500: Hutchiaon
(PopO 2Oe0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
RocKwALL.

n, in lso2-Hogg 600; Clark 2li; MI
\ ~.
ko,kwall--Full official reports from
be boxes are not yet in. So far as
I.fied the vote is given. Governor,
|terson GIL; Nugent 347; Makemson
|punn 80. Lieutenant governor, Mar
t5; Damon 81; Rentfro 81; Jester
Attorney general. Bell 29o; Crane
Congress, Pardue 500; Yoakum
seaator, Cole 500; Bowser 622.
|ater King tDem.) IA; Sands Pop)
Stroud Dem) III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
KENT.

Kemp, Tex. Nov s.-Keinp IS still
growing. Two new stores have been
opened recently and several dwellings
are being built.
There have been near 1000 bales Of
cotton sold here this fan.
There Is some talk Of a fine hotel
helnr huiit here Hone II IL not ali
talk Kemp needs a good hotel.
The Texas Trunk runs two trains per
day now. one being an extra for cot
ton, cattle. etc. We hope the Sunday
train viii be stopped soon.