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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Terrell, Tex. Sept. ia man by the
name OF Bradberry was today arrested
on the complaint OF Lum Dunn. on a
charge OF attempted assault on Dunn's
wife or making Indecent proposals to
her. Bradberry was released on bail.
The accused IS wen known and consid-
cred a good citizen, having a family
and running n store of merchandise at
Abner. about nine or ten miles from
Terrell Mrs. Dunn Is "A daughter OF
DR.. A. j. Stovall VI this city.
Revs. o. r. Thomas Of Jefferson and
r. NJ. Powers We're In the city yester-
day and today. Mr.. Thomas came to
visit his aged mother. living in the
edge OF Rockwell county, who has had
n stroke Of paralysis.
some Inquiries have been made re-
earding the extension OF the Midland
10 paris. but Il IL not vet learned POSI-
lively that Paris badly wants II cx-
tended.
Mr. ]. w. Butts. one OF the leading
TEXAS Midland officials, Is reported
somewhat Improved. though his condi-
tIon IL considered very critical. and has
been FOR several days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

|Brownwood. Tex. Sept. ls,-The Fort
|erlh and Rio Grande Press Club met
|r on Monday according to previous
|golntment. for the purpose Of com
|stlng their organization. Representa-
~ We're present from many places
|'ng the line OF road from which the
Isanlzatlon takes its name. Frank
|ston Of the Granbury News was cleo
president and Eugene Moore OF
L stephenville Empire secretary and
|asurer. The next meeting will be
N at Dublin on December TO-
piss Bessie Butler of Fort Worth,
Elsr OF w. A. Butler is attending
.Asrd Payne College.
.Iom McCardle OF Houston was
taking hands with old Brownwood
.ads last week.
potion Is coming In rapidly ana the
compress has begun operation
.Ohe hundred and twenty-five bales OF
HNon We're marketed yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Now York. sept is.--New York Is ex-
perieneing part or the heavy rain
fail now general throughout the eoun-
Try. At 10 this morning ~ inches had
fallen since yesterday Al 5 o'clock
this morning the fan measured only liz
incbrs. Since the rain began at
O'clock yesterday. the total rainfall for
this city has been ~ inches. The
heaviest rainfall on record for Nav
YORK Tor any tweniy-four hours Is Ga
4 ea which fail SeDtembqr y and -.
iSta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Dallas, Tex, Sept io.-Thc Ropubii.
cans Of Dallas. both Lily Whites and
Black and Tans are jubilant ovet the
rseeip, Of The news that Governor VIII
liam MCKINLEY OF Ohio IN aoeopinnce
OF an invitation from the local Repub.
lic,ns. has consented 10 be preeent at
the Dallas State Fair on Republican
day. The Republicans win select their
date at a meeting To be held at the
city hall on next Friday night. The
local Republicans nay that II ls their
intention 70 make Republican day one
OF tho greatest drawing cards Or the
fair, and are now pushing operations
with yieor Every effort will also
be made 70 get J } ingalls, here and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

days OF the fair Prominent public
speakers viii be invited BY them to
speak upon that day The names OF
Colonel Robert q. lugrrsoll. Mir. shaw
OF Waco and others We're mentioned.
and II was resolved to get MIR. lngcr-
soil at all hazards.
A free thought choir was formed
and a large stock OF liberal music or
dcred,
It was resolved to distribute free
thought literature throughout the city
and TO issue a call tn the public to
attend the sunday night meetings OF
the organization,
AZ the Y, NJ. c. A.. lnst night WAS
the regular gymnasium class and there
We're forty-two members present to on
gage In the work The visitors gall
lery wns crowded, among the visitOre
being Mr. and Mrs. H. Il. Rosers. MIR
and MS. H. Herring and Mrs, J. :
paugheriy, The regular class drills
are held on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights. Visiting ladies' and
gentlemen are always welcome.
The running track ~ twenty-sevcn
laps TO the mile The best record made
thus far has been by Mir Arthur Bald
win, viz. A mile In minutes and 30
seconds, and half mile In minutes
and 5s Seconds.
An auction sale OF twenty head OF
fine Illinois horses took place IN the
city yesterday 4 large crowd was
present, but the twenty head o. horses
We're sold at u very low price
The Mcleod continues TO improve In
popularity, AS manifested by the daily
increasing patronage OF the hotel An
OF the guests seem taken by the ana
billty and courtesy Of the enterprising
manager. Mr. w II. Sigh. as well as
his never-tiring efforts TO provide every
accommodation for his guests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Crawford. McLennan Co. Tex, Sept.
Lion. George c. Pendleton, member
congress- from this. the Seventh,
|ngresslonal district, win address the
|ople at this place on tomorrow night,
Il 18th instant. This precinct. COM
BED Of four voting boxes. will prob
BIZ vote 400 votes. and is one Of the
longest Populist sections in the coun-
This Will explain why MIR. PEN
feon will address the people here.
~ Democratic nominees will receive
handsome majority in this precinct
1.-The farmers of the dry sec
b. south and west of Md
Bosque are now about half
|fpugh gathering their cotton crop.
| this section there has not been suf-
Iient rain since the 10th Of June to
f Il the ground one inch deep, while
III and north of the Middle Bosque
3sy have had fine seasons ana their
t1ps are abundant.
IThe farmers are highly pleased with
u charge Judge Scott gave the grand
&y OF this county relative TO looking
Der the trusts and combines engaged
! our markets, and already cotton
|ed Is rising in prices.
4 rhe school at this place opened on
y 10th instant, Professor John +.
0horty, principal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Jacksonville. Tex. Sept 49, ny vlr-
tue II authority IN me vested by the
chairman Of tho state executive com.
mlt,cc OF the Republican party OF
Texas, l hereby call the Thirteenth
senatorial district convention com.
posed VI the counties Of Anderson, An
gcllan, Cherokee Houston nnd Trinity
u convene IN the city OF Pnlcntinc.
Tex, ON saturday October Q, 1894, for
the purpose OF nominating state som
hi1r County chaitm0n will take due
notice OF this call and between now
and the date aforesaid call their re-.
spcctlye county conventions together
and elect delegates 10 said senatorial
convention who are willing 10 pledge
IA smsrlYes to WORK for the promotion
ana advancement OF Republican prln-
clples and who viii vote for the noml.
nation Of pure Republican TO repre-
sent this district, ana one who viii
pledge himself 20 canvass the district
aud advocate cducat ton. freedom and
honest money, "a protective inrinf for
American labor capital and manufno-
lures. the fundamental principles OF
the grand old party.
G. EMANUEL.
Chairman Thirteenth Senatorial Dis
trlct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Arlington, Tex, Sept. 19.-sociai life
this week has turned to the brilliant
wedding of Miss Matte Middleton and
Mr. Frank Mcknight, of the firm OF
Rogers Mcknight Co. at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, DR.. A. X.
Middleton, at o'clock this afternoon.
Rev Mr.. Bunch OF the First Prcsby.
terian church oiiciated. An elegant
luncheon was served. A iarke number
OF guests were present, among whom
We're: Governor Hogg, Amos Grad
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. swayne.
j. W. Burney, Or. and Mrs NJ II
Craven, Mr., and Mrs. G. Mcknight.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Mcknight, MIR. and
Mrs. A. ] Rogers. Mrs. Nj. Burney.
Mr., and Mrs j Mcknight. william
Middleton, Professor Trimble. 4. q.
Bailey. Misses Lula and Matte Mason,
Dr. and Mrs. Davis. MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Furman, Charles Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hutchinson, Mrs.
Matte GIN, DR. l.. c. Page. Misses
Sallle Mcknight, Maggie Wilson. May
Finley Maud Craven. Mrs. w Tim
norman. Mrs. Wilson. The presents
were elegant. They left this evening
for Chicago. Milwaukee and other
Eastern resorts, About october 10
they will return to their home here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
oAnynn rn,s cosyIors.
\ Handy Dirh Prevents a Jnii ne
livery at Denton.


Denton Tex Sept is, About 0 o'cloci,
ihis morning three negroes under sem
ientc In the county jail made a cunning
and desperate attempt TO escape.
Jailer Yearly was called by one OF
the negroes and Informed that the
water pipes had become stopped and
asked that II be nxed. Yearly won't
up to the raw Of coils on the second
floor where the negroes were confined,
and arter discoSoring that he needed
help In repairing tho pipe locked all
the neHrpea except the three George
Garrett Ike PenrHon ana WIN Gay,
In the cells keeping these 70 assist.
Suddenly M u prGcOnpprtod signal the
three grabbed Yearly and a desperate
struggle nnsund Yearly WIS armed
only with a small dirk ltmfo. but used
u to an excellent advantage, succeed
inH IN preventing single escape.
George Hnrratt under an eight year
sentence, WAS fatally cut, aud ~ In
dangerous condition, Ike Pearson,
under two year sentence, was also
cut badly, though moi dangerously.
The other negro whH unhurt
Mt Yearly save for severe bruises,
was unlnlurcd.
Even had the negroes Nuocoedod In
overpowcring the iaihr, escape was linz
possible. since all the Keys were not
within reach
The escape was a well timed arrange
ment, az shown BY the time nelcat0d,
when all but onc Of the officers were
absent and also by the fact That the
water pipes had been stopped with
piecee torn from the blankets
In response 10 nm inquiry as 10 what
thcy Intended 70 do win the Tailor ia
case the attempt had been success
ful, they replied, "Oh, we'd a fxcd
him" a. very significant reply
This Ia the first attempt at escape
In the present county Jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

New York. Sept i9,-shlrt makers
TO the number Or 1000 are preparing
for a general strike against The PRES
ent low wages and the sweating sys-
ten. The workers In three shops who
struck yesterday for Increase Of fe
a dozen, sounded the keynote n sll
the sweat shops on the east side and
coupled with the success o. the coat
ard the cloak makers. the shirt max
err. a far more impoverished LOT inan
the men and women who have Just
won signal victory. feel sufficiently
encouraged 70 bring general move
msnt all along the Hoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
srArn oAr,rA. NEWS.
cuiberson Returns--siov. uoEE Pre-
pairing u speech.

Austin. Tex, Sept. i9.--Attorney
General Culherson returned to Austin
this morning after attending the obse-
qules OF Capt. w. NJ. Harrison in Fort
Worth.
Governor uogg was not In his Office
today. 1t is not known where he is.
There is conjecture that he Ia In
some place OF retirement writing a
campaign speech.
The mayor OF Austin has declared
war upon the bawdy houses and has
given notice that on and after Monday
next all houses shah be closed aud all
women whose ayocation seems TO be
that OF bawd shall be arrested anu
fined.
Mrs. Krcoppe on A,w, Terrell's farm
near here was so badly frightened last
night hy seeing negro In her yard
that she fell into swoon and after
wards begun to have spasms ana is IN
critical condition.
J. y, suffer has not yet given bond
Tho Texas delegates who are al pres
ent attending the Fourth biennial Sea-
sion OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
tjoy uoFr TO Invite the brotherhood
TO hold the next convention at Cal
weston.
The governor, In compliance with this
request. wired the following Texas
sends hearty greetings and cordially
invites your noble order 20 hold your
next convention at Galveston, Tex"
The following reply was sent to the
governor;
harrisburg Pa, Sept. iS-yolr kind
The same. WIN refer TO the conyen.
lion 4. p. SARGENT,
Grand Master"
The following charter was filed today
with the secretary OF state. The Rose
| nm Improvetnent company Of Hills
| boro. win "A capital aiocE OF $50. 900,
| The lncorporators arc A T. Rose OF
| IIushofo i w Maxwell and A A.
Alien az firaysan and n l. Boyleg OF
Harris county.
SUPERINTENDENT Carlisle left last night
for Houston. whore he will today de-.
liver an address on the occasion OF the
laying OF the corner stone OF one OF
Houston'H high schools.
cnmmissinner l.. H. Foster left YES.
terday for Waco TO attend the Baptist
convention and will be gone several
DAYS. Commission McI.enD being stlll
absent tho railroad commiagton AZ with.
out a quorum.
Judge shelby Mccall OF San Particle
county was in mo attorney fr4uernl.
office TODAY IN the interest Of sas 900
county courthouso nnd bridge bonds
He failed 10 bring IA certi1cnta OF Tho
previous levies for the purpose Of GRE
atinr prior bonded Indebiednegs and
Will hive 10 wait until this requirement.
Is complied with.
The town of Enstlapd Inns admitted
10 the attorney general Tor approval
$4,000 public school building hands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Houston, TEX. sept ig.--A number OF
damage suits were filed In tho district
court today.
Henry Wallace wants 10000 for loss
Of an arm while WORKING for the South
orn Cotton on company.
way company FOR $50, 800 for breaiting
bis tex last January
Leah r.. Gresham demands t20. 700
from the soutbern Pacific railway com
pany FOR running over aud killing her
husband on September II.
sadie Conan sues the city OF Honr.
ton for l5fff.0h. Her horse feil through
defective bridge With her and badly
used her up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Albany. n. y. sept is.-The Demo-
cratic organization Of the city and
county Or Albany, known as the Hin
organization at the primary elections,
held OF noon today, FOR the purpose
OF oicciing delegates 20 the assembly
and county conventions. passed reao-
lutlnns at ey.rY polling place. eNpreag-
Governor Flower from the giiberna-
torlRl contest and lndorBlng the cnndl-
dacy OF John BOYD Thatcher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
DAWSON.

Dawson Tex. Sept. ls.--Mr. T. o.
|aith and wife attended church on
inday last and on their return home
horse became frightened and ran
IN jumper against a wire fence
PROVING Mrs. Smith out, also Mr..
NTH but his foot got hung in some
|H Of the Jumper and the horse ran
l''lt 200 yards with him hanging 10
Il Jumper. Finally the horse broke
~ from the jumper and on eNamlna-
kn' Mr.. Smith was found to be dead
doctors said his neck was broken
~ Smith was considerably bruised,
not seriously. This occurred about
|sa, miles north OF this place IN ths
s-uy. Mr.. Smith was a farmer anu
fsAly respected by his neighbors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Circus Men Az. Deeply Interested
In the Matter.

New York, Sept. is.--J. Magnon. a
snake charmor. and Arthur Kaizhen.
circus rider hhy. applied to Judge
Laoomb Of the United states circuit
court fof judicial opinion as to
whether live animals can be classified
as tools or trade" when they are
used by their owners solely Ia al
IN question are twcnty.cight snakes.
a tiger. a horse and % dog which ar
rived here on March 30 and whlsh
were classified by Collector ikil5reth
as live animals, and subject 70 the
duty on aamo The owners say they
are tools OF trade and therefore.
exempt from duty. Circus managers
are deeply Interested In the settle
mrnt OF the question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
NAVE you SEEN nIMt
A Lost Man. Who a supposed to ne
Insane. DcinR s-arehed For.

II G. hare left Decatur, Tex. on the
nth instant to go TO his home one
mile south of Alyord. Tex. when last
heard % h. was eight miles east ~ be-
cntur. on the 18th Infant, acting very
strangely. going 10 nobody'a house and
travelling no road He IL bark COM
plected, medium height, wears brown
chin WHISPERS. and IN abuuf co Year,
Oh. when last seen had on black suit
Of gis;.--s dark shirt. black. with y
y. Fergucon" stamped In gold letters
on sweat band. Diiigent searches are
being made. Any Information win be
thankfully recsived by an anxious wife
and Mae children. Address
MRS. MATTE RARE.
Alvofd Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Denton. Tex. Sept. is.--,Iean sublett
and another man BY the name OF
Venerable were touched by sneak
thief hero iant night to the amour, Of
was secured while the mea were Sleep
ing, entrance being had through an
unlocked back door.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

mons for us. ivy s''u 'ei
Sohn Jackson. former citizen Of this
p'sVe ana correspondent FOR The Ca
800, Is here on business and Is shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-24
A POSITION UNwITTINGLY STAT
ED.

The Richmond, Va, DISPATCH in
the election frauds at
Smither's Precinct, Henrico Co., Va.
and the employment of counsel TO
prosecute the guilty parties, makes
which show it's inconsis-
tency. 1t says:
''but we do not mean
to follow the course of the Times, and
assume that the accused are guilty. We
shall treat them as innocent until they
are proved guilty. That has ever been
our rule of conduct, and we know no
reason at all for departing from it in
this instance. 1t may be true that fraud
has been committed.it may be that all OF
the judges and clerks were parties there
to. Or it may be that some of tho
judges and clerks are guilty. and others
innocent. All this the trial will develop.
Until then the Dispatch proposes to
treat the accused just as it would treat
other accused whose lives have hitherto
been blameless; it will join in no war
fare upon them"
And yet this apologlst for lynch
ing has repeatedly justified lawless
acts upon the ground that the ac-
cused were guilty, before they had
been so adjudged In a court of law.
What is TO become of the morals
OF the people of a community If such
leaders are TO be feted, honored and
encouraged -?
The position assumed by the Dis
patch is all right so lar as it's belief
goes. Andthe same may be said oil
the DAILY TIMES.
The latter journal however, is de-
sirous of verifying It's belief before a
judicial tribunal and the editor has
guaranteed his share of the $500 90
of the expense TO that end.
The Dispatch does not court this
kind of investigation, but discour,
ages a prosecution.
AS TO which organ is right, admits
of no question In the minds of right
thinking people.
To rob citizens of their ballots, Ii
they black or white is a crime akir
to treason and persons guilty of th,
infamy should be convicted and pun
Ished.
The Dispatches alleged posIti IN il
all that we claim and demand in tn,
cases of colored and white men
that they be guaranteed a fair AND
impartial trial and be executed only
in accordance with the law of thu
land. Lynch law must gol
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-24

II the law had been permitted to take its
course. This very fact depriyes the mob
which captured him of all excuse. There
was no fear Of a miscarriage of justice.
Every man i'm the crowd of pu rsuers
knew that IL tue wretch was taken back
to prison his punishment was certain.
Yet, ia spite of this knowledge the mob
chose TO Disgrace the great State of
Pennsylvania by hanging their captive
20 the nearest cOnyen lent tree"
1t states It's position In even more
forcible language
"The Press, which has been outspoken
in its condemnation of the long series of
mob murders in the South, condemns
with equal severity this outrage in a
neighboring State. The verdict Served
him right" which is SO often urged as
an answer to censure in instances of
this sort, is no justification whatever.
Even if we grant, for the sake OF argu-
ment. that the victim in every such case,
like Puryear, abandantly deserved death
the dominant,fact remains that WHEREBY
er adequate laws and efficient courts ex-
list the slaughter of criminal by mob
| violence is a crime against the commun-
| ity and an assault upon the law to
which every citizen owes allegiance. lu
its essence, the distinction between saw
agery and civilization is the difference
between lawlessness and loyalty to law
Every occurrence like that at Strouds
burg is a step backward toward harbar
ism and q REASONABLE offense against
the sovereignty of the people as ex
pressed in the statutes which have beer
framed by the peoples representatives
The principle which the Pennsylvania
mob assailed IL the very foundation o
republican government and thelindespen
sable safeguard of human liberty"
Well stated The lynching of citi
zens In the South has led to tn
Iynching OF citizens in the North
The national governRent must bav
with in its grasp the instrument 70
the enforcement of it's laws.
Lynch-law is anarchy. The evi
must be stamped out be the cos
what it may. The law-abiding citi
zens of Pennsylvania should insis
upon the punishment of PURYEAR'
murderers. Lawlessness should nc
a be tolerated, Lynch-law must go
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-24

4oHASON'S HALL NO. <OG OU6HEE ST.
First Monday. p. m, Rosetta Coun-
ell st. Luke, 149
8 p. m. Sons and Daughters of Disci-
pie.
Second Monday. p. M. Ella Tent. 81
p. M, Rising Sons and Daughters OF
Simeon.
Second Thursday, 8 p. M, Loving
Dou0hters of Bethlehem.
Monday, 8 D. m, Good Shep-
d Il Bethlehem.
.a,rd Wednesday. 8 D. M, Solid Link
b, Ill g. Il. A. o. B. & S. of L. G..
bird Thursday. 8 p. M. Past Officers
day, 8 p. M, Shining
. s,usnarltaas, 26
p. M, Daughters of Zion.
5eourth Monday, 4 p. m, American
c 1Dcil, st. Luke, 148
III and Third Mondays, p. M,
VI d carriers, 8
Yrst and Third Tuesdays, 8 D. M,
Good Prospect Council, st. Lukes.
FIRST and Third Wednesdays, 8 p. m,
Vanguard of Freedom &c
f'irst and Third Friday, y. M, Vir-
ssia Tab. AZ, G. u. 0. of G. +.
First and Third Friday, 8 D. M, Geth.
scphinie Lodge. Samaritans, 60
Second and Fourth Monday, 8 p. M,
Vanguard of Freedom. 10
Second and Fourth Tuesday p. m,
Friendship Lodge of Damons,
Second and Fourth Wednesday, D.
M. Vanguard of Freedom, 20
First and Fourth Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Mt. Pero Tab. of Israel. 90
Second and Third Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Jordan Lodge, Samaritans, 40
FIRST and Second Thursday, 8 p. M,
Richmond Va. Lodge, Samaritans.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-03-24

The municipal contest In Jackson
Ward does not promise to be as ex-
citing as In the past, but the voters
should be getting ready to partici-
pate In the election.
This ward is the citadel OF Repub-
licanism and has remained in our
possession during the darkest days
of Democratic rule.
Every Republican should be pre-
pared to vote.
The Walton bill which provides for
the election by the so-called Austral-
ian ballot plan will not 60 into eff
feet until July list, hence the ward
election fin May Twill not be held
under it's provisions.
There are five councilmen and one
member of the Board of Aldermen to
be elected and we must be ready to
elect the ticket nominated at the Re-
publican Ward Convention.
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