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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Talks About the Charges Against
Judge Kicks.

Washington. Nov. S0.-RepresentatiYe
Bailey OF Texas, the representative OF
the judiciary subcommittee OF the
house, which has been investigating
charges against Judge Kicks of cieve-
land, has returned to Washington. He
states that the subcommittee has prae-
tically completed its inquiry. but that
the work will not be closed until the
defense shall have had had m oppor-
tunity TO reply to the charges that the
appearance docket SHOWS collections OF
= larger amount Of fees than had been
paid in. When this explanation shall
have been made, Mr.. Bailey expects to
have the report prepared for presenta-
ton to the house.
1t is understood that special prompu-
tude will be exercised in this direction
In case the committee should decide
that the charges have been sustained.
In that event, and in case the house
should adopt the report. the matter
will necessarily go 10 the senate, where
the impeachment proceedings which
will result will be conducted. In cuse
the committee should decide to exon
crate Mr.. Kicks, there will be no ne
cessity for haste.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

FIoreavliie. Tex. Nov ie The frin
OF W, a, scott n Co, ccmpoaed " w.
A. scott and j.. c. Myers. made an
assignment today for the benefit q
az assignee. The Indebtedness is about
$500. assets not yet known. Tho larx-
est claims against tho firm are held
by u and A. Openhelmer, Nj. Halifax
IS Bro \. ~. Frank s. Co, Ialmendorf
& CO., u. n. johnson & Co, San An
tonio +. j. Millla a Co. Galveston,
and W. y. Cleveland & co, Hous-
ton.
slow collections the cause OF the AS
Segment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

ccssity OF continued caution, due 20
the imperfect sanitary conditions at
Havana and other West Indian and
South American ports. with proper
sanitation OF these ports and moro
perfect sanitation of the seaboard
cities OF the South Ia the United
states. the danger from yellow fever
would be minimiged II not altogether
renowned and the embarrassing
and expensive restraints of quarantine
would become unnecessary. At pr,@-
ent, however the danger can only be
met by quarantine,
Iocai authorities are said TO have
co-opcrated with tho bureau willingly,
and the surgeon-genoral recommends
fund for purchasing and conducting
these local quarantlncs whose author
tiles wish 10 place them under com
troll OF the government. A commission
10 determine the number OF lepers In
the United Stntes and devise means
for their segregation Is recommended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Washington. Nov so. "A medal OF
honor has been awarded 10 Capt a,
j. Knowles. company y. First Maine
heavy artillery. for most distinguished
gallaniry at the FIRST battle Of Hull
Kun. July q. 1881. In voluntarily as
slstng N the removal OF wounded SOL
diers under heavy iire Medals have
also been awarded 10 Capt, P.M white,
Corporal ] IIumme and prlyaieB Pat
rick Mcguire. Charles Cloth and W.
q. Stevens Of tho Chicago Mercantile
battery. Jllqoia Hight artillery. Tor as
sauiting tho cnemy's works al Nioks-
burg. May q. 1863. hauling a gun up
hin under heavy nrc and disabling the
enemy'a piece.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Washington. Nov, g0.--The bureau or
American Republics has official in
formation that by recent decree Of
tho supreme court OF the state or Pam
ana, the ordinance Of July .. 1894, Inn
posing an nd Yaloren duty Of 10 per
cont ON goods entering ~ the ports OF
Colon and Panama had hoen declared
Unconstitutional. The bureau II also
INFORMED that The premium on Amcrl-
present time IN 20 per cent. fhia high
rnte of exchange ~ attributed 10 tho
fact that an unusually large coffeo
crop IL Just now on the market and
large sums OF money are needed TO
move II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
NEWS or rnn RAILROAD woiu-n
The western Roads Meet AT
chicago.

Chicago. Nov. sO.--An OF the western
lines have agreed that beginning De-
oember 1 ali excess commissions or
circular methods OF reducing rates OF
whatever character shall he diseon-
tinued. At the meeting today at which
this was agreed upon. the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas and the Cotton Belt
were not represented and the agree
ment is not effective ON any Texas
business until those roads have had an
onp0rtunity 10 record their vote upon
M. uropositl0n, and not then unless
both lines declare In favor Of u. me
other roads viii keep tht agreement,
however. in all territory which Is not
trihutary 10 the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas and the Cotton Belt, even II
fhes, roads decide that they viii have
nofhlng TO do with the agreement.
Affer the meeting Of the western
lines the transcontineniAl people gam
srad to see what they could do IN the
way Of removal OF obstacles IN the way
~ an agreement OF lines to join one as
ISOLATION. The principal thing for them
- ia Is 10 get the transcontinental
,.,tss nut Of the demoralized condition
a. v,hich they have been for 10 long.
,rhn,, considered the advance Of rates
a. Montana. Utah. Colorado and Pa
Lac coast points. Nothing was done,
however, ana the meeting went over
general meeting OF the lines Is
scnaduled for tomorrow 10 attempt the
rrenreanizatlon Of tho big association.
,,.tieh is 10 cover all the territory be-
tween Chicago and the Pacific coast.
A. the franscontihen,ai lines have not
Co, made all their arrangements. II i
TO- ,,,,,i he held il may be, n tle
~, ,y.ssnscontinental lines get together IN
I tba Yrorniug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Victoria, q, c. Nov. 90. The steam.
ship Victoria arrived here bringing
adyicrs fipm the Associated Press cor.
respondent at ionolulu OF November
- NO trouble Is expected to result
from the aftair OF thc steamer sydney,
me United states government IL un-
ueiNtood 10 regard the action % Japan
~ 1ustliiahlc on the grounds W self
dpianse ana Great Britain comedies
although some form OF explanation
or apology may be decmod desirable.
France has taken less ensy yiew
nr the situation but Is not disposed
TO make serious dlfilcuhlca Later de-
Nslopmeuts indicate that the self.de.
clarad explosive experts were irre.
sponsible spcculators II not Importers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Final work OF tie nody lcster
day.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Nov. so.-Thc nnal
day of the tans-Alissisanpi congress
session opened with a light attendance.
a large proportion of the delegates hav-
ing left for home.
The unfinished business was the
naming Of vice-prcsidentB and mem
bcrs of the executive cummitsee.
T'he Texas vice-presdcnt i Lewis
Hancock; executive committeeman,
Thomas Randolph and r. !. Ballinger.
Reading OF the remainder OF the rc-
port of the committee on resolutions
WAS begun and the following eNpress-
ions were adopted as the sense OF the
cOugress:
Indorsing the recommendations OF
the recent mlnera' convection at san
Francisco. urging appropriations for
dams In certain rivers in that state Us
being of benefit TO hydraulic mining
aud navigation.
II was also recommended that the
terms Of the original resolutions be eN-
tended TO such other states where SIM
ilar conditions may now or hereafter
exist,
Recommending 10 the Southern states
the production OF ramics as u means
OF dlveIslfying crops OF that section
Favoring action by congress extend
ing the provisions OF the Carey arid
ANU uct 70 tne Iefrltoriys' u,si'iH ~
sresS " pass ucts ehSellhs tnv sp''i.a
sloh VI Dhlaholha, sew hv',lVp any
AI ,I.li mo 'he uIiioh as sla iI
OF the i've civilized tribes, the creation
W s,s,1 ~ ~ "
NJ, ~ ~ 49,, w,
W pi,,aI,,,,a P",l ti' a., 49,
a., ,.,h,, ~" ~, r,,',,' 80
tri,is ,sas ato,.,.4i set,,. -. ,,,,,,t,
ove,' a r,.soi,,,inn sa,nrtn,, NJ, ,nIar,.e-
mont ~ t,e tmti'.ii1,I,n ~ ,,'en,i,,'rs' y, :
IN f.dc,nl iniicis,r,, a., ~, tnrrl,,,,,,
nnd ,ieferrines st,tsbool min the ,,ra,
are Siloted and ina nov VEL sfi .g ,i,p ,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Austin. TEX, Nov. SOFT seems that
in the trade eenters OF the North aud
East the Impression has gotten out
that the Thurbcr and Limo Coal and
Iron railroad Is chartered concern
with all the legal permits and authority
granted by the railroad commission as
required by law An inquiry hns reach
ed the commission from the Illinois
steel company which would Indicate
that this company han some good rea-
son FOR making the Inquiry. Upon an
examination OF the map Y can be seen
that such a road running nom the coal
ilelds near Thurber TO the Iron mines
near Llano would be great enterprise.
The railroad comnllssion Will render a
decision tomorrow IN the Galveston
Houston differential question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

San Francisco. Nov. s0.-Three favor
lies won today and the books were hit
hard. Track sticky, but the good
horses seemed 10 like it.
First race. six furlongs, selling.
Creighton won, Quarterstaff second,
San Luis third Time, 1.20.
Second race, six furlonEs-chiquita
won, Experiment. colt, second, Hessen
third Time. 100 t-e.
Third race. Ave furlongs-Siigo won,
Calvert second, Sir Reginald third.
Time, 1905 ~.
Fourth race. five fiirlonga-GeorFe +.
Smith won, Claquer second, Realiza-
ton third, Time, 1:0i 1-9.
Fifth race. mile-Brau Scott won
Heinrich second. Florence Dickey third
Time, 1:49 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

St Asaph. Va, Nov. so.-FIrst roca-
FIVE furlongs; Dead heat between A..
Time. LOS. 'niru'
Second race-one mile. rh,.,.,,
won. George Dixon second ninhoIns
third. Time. i:ii Ia A0o'uS
hun ofr-flrst race; Fannie Il won.
Apprentice second Time. lea
Ihira race-Slx furlougs: weinberg
won won, Nero second, Poiydora third
Time. l:22 IL. -
FOURTH race-one mile: Bess Mcpur
won, Uncle Jim second, War peak
third. Time. 1:42 IL.
r Tin raee--four furlongs; Lady
s.liiiviu Won. Minerva second, Sir
john third Time. 40 "a.
sixth e-Eleven-sixteenths OF a
miie:Equity Won, Panway second, Lit
tle Tom third. Time, Lao ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

washington, Nov 3O.--socrctury
IIoke Smith today decided a large
number Of land gases which have been
held M Tor several weeks. The cases
with few exceptions interest only
tho communities whore The lands
nrr located. one, however. relates TO
Alabama coal lands, aud construes
several statutes On me subject TO
mean that coal lands ~ Alabama eau
nut be entered except under the min-
ernl laws Another holds that town
site locations in oklahoma must have
valid improvements. and TINT the
certificate OF locations by the land
officers II only prlma f1cie evidence
ana not good tn against the sworn
evidence Of witnesses. There atc many
more decisions which the secretary ex-
pee,a to dispose Of immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

says lie nNpect- the standards OF
ncints 10 ale Arrested,

New York. Nov 9o.s-s. y. 4. Dodd,
counsel Tor the standard on company,
said 10 reporter today that he had
heard nothing otlleially from Texas.
lie was not surprised that an apple
cation for eNtrndition was to be made
ana supposed that Mr.. Rockefeller and
associates would be arrested
They VIII M once furnish ball" he
SAID, pending the govornOra decision.
and " Governor Flower decides that
thcy must 10 TO TcXas, why. Of course
they VIII 20 IN custody"
iir, Dodd also said the law was very
eNplicit Ia its abatement that IL the
governor decided that tho Indicted in-
dividual for whom a ~ QUESTION had
BEEN issued was a fugitive
from justice he should be
returned. provided the examining
magistrate was satisfied with the In
diotment etc He falls to see how the
defendants can be fugltives from jus.
tice from a state In which thoy had
never been.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Il. VI. Hull shot NJ w. II. Heicher'
hut Was KILLED by the Latter.

Newlln. Tex, Nov 3O.-Hesterday
evening about Z o'clock r. NJ. Bull
went 10 ". r. Belcher's place on Salt
creek An Childress county, eight miles
from here. Belcher was In his COW
lot and Bull began firing at him, but
without effect. Beloher shot Bun once
and he started TO run. Beleher FOL
lowed and shot six times. al taking
erect. killing Bull about 100 yards
from where the trouble began. TINS
IL the outcome of n trouble OF nbou,
three weeks ago. Belchrr gave up ana
has been taken to Childress before the
Grand Jury which is now In session,
Bull was drinking and II Is supposeu
that he went to Beiehers with me ii-
tantion OF killing him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

washington, Nov, 30. he cash ball
ance in he treasury at the close OF
business today was silo,ss7.AGii gold
reserve, si02.OlGi7S,
This shows an incretsc since last
Wednesday OF tl3,s63.26 J These gold
receipts do not include any deposits Ut
Chicago San l'rnnoiscp or Boston aince
the acceptance OF the bids for bonds.
Nor do the days Hgurca Include re-
cclpts from New York on the 2sth. II
III expected that tomorrow's receipts
will materially increase these figures
aud by Mouuay on Tuesday next the
whole amount OF the bids Will likely
have been deposited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

1,.,,as Tex. Nov. 29.-Mr. a. J. De
7, ,,ssv general Pacific coast agent Of
,,,e Texas and Pacific railroad. Is spend
Ing few DAYS In me ei,y, ar ~ De
y correspondent today said that
zs..S n The history OF Texas WIZ the
nl,.ltro.d business. more promising than
To-, lie saws all Of the Northern rail-
NJ enierprises now have their eyes
-, T,sxas and the prospects are that
~. Lone star state viii nov have bet
trr accommodation 70 Northern points
Than any other q me sontnera s'st,s
.',,sr artfft al the Eansas CITY, Fort
800 and Memphis. with headquarters
- = Fes, worth. Is in the city,
Az A. a. Judges, agent for me Pull
~ palace Car Company, with head-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Uirmlnghain. Ala. Nov. ao.-sixteen
miles below tho city q routhbound
freight train on th' Louisville aud
NASHVILLE road broke IN two on the
bridge which spans the Cahnbn river.
The two parts OF the train then col
iided on this bridge and ak cars went
down IN a wreck into the river, Con-
ductor w. -. Adams and FlaEman
Arnold went down IN The wreck and
both were fatally hurt. Adams died
an hour after being taken out The
finsnan II etill alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Chicago, Nov. 20. The Mississippi
state warrcnt case has been opened ~
tho government IN this city Clarence
9, Cheney, PRECEDENT Of the Western
hank Note ana Engraving company,
was today held 10 the grand Jury In
bonds ~ $1,000 The complaint waa sued
out by Special Agent Byrnc ~ the
treasury department, upon charges
that the engraving company had on
grnved certain auditors warrants for
the une OF the state OF Mississippi. IN
violation Of the law which prnhbita
tho engraving and printing without
authority from the secretary OF tho
treasury anything which is in the slim
illtude Of government notes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

St Louis, Nov, sO.-Flrst race, 1--WE
and half furlongs--King Richard
won. Fort Scott second, Falls City
third. Time. lac
Second race. five furlongs-Store-
keeper won, Larry Kavanagh second,
Booke third. Time. 1908
Third race five and ahalf furlongs--
Murphy won, Dick w. second, Honest
Dollar third. Time, l16,
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs
Bona Vera won. Anna c. second,
Dotsy Dimpie third. Time, 1913.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Miss Mary
won. Bargain second, lvanhoe third.
Time, 1.3l IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

washington. Nov so.--rhe regular
monthly Treasury debt statement 70
be issued tomorrow win chow an ex-
cess OF expenditures over receipts for
the month OF November Of ss.ibG,357.
which makes the deficiency Tor the
Ave months Of the present fiscal year
sg2, $50. 225 Tie receipts from customs
during November arr l0.2GO. 6s2. from
Internal revenue sT,77i.n7i: from nfiscsi-
luncaus sources sl.37e.G1T. making the
total receipts Tor the month slp.fii .40S.
and for the last i've months siac. ,eis.
The disbursements FOR the month
amount 70 81. tcl770. OF which fi2.Qs1,-
sa5 IN on account OF pensions. making
the achievements for the i've month";
albs. gOs. 0l5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Greenyille. Tex, Nov. So Engine II,
formerly belonging to the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. but now the prop
erty OF the S. 3. s. 81, and which has
been IN the iatter's shope here un-
dergoing a complete overhaulinB. WAS
taken out this morning and tested
and found 10 be ready FOR service
1t was REMEMBERED z.
Engineer Odell, after taking u fifteen
days lay on. sesumed his duties as
switch engineer this morning,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Texas ana i'Hrinc 'rrain un"rden.
ruspiciour-i.uoisinm Men,

snorman. rex, Nov. 90 Sheriff
cheny of FNnnin county and porso
came 20 sherman tonight On the rex
a supposed plot OF train robbern,
Five heavily armed men we're seen
near Bonham Int this eveplng.. act
Ing IN a suspicious manner erd on Y,
thinking they might max ~ ath n1lt
to rob the train, came 81 hhern ~ Yn
it. Tho towns In North Texas rrvc
been notified OF The suspicious piNaraqr
tci~, and any attempt az ah'lawry Oh
ihnlr nnrt Will be foilen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

IN Roet A ~. ~. IN fo,...,
80 N'A', -NoN' 'V''-N ioi0e
-Aneh are husily engaged nj
park building new stables and
|ag old ones rannvo.tng cottngas
|,,.-s, ,..,,,s.-, '.s 49,, -
Nsiuehees' oNerhHullhs uhe
sand, building the new club
and otherwi,se preparing- the
"a, FAR III. ro,.,.,;,,,, - -, ~
'i'.' VI ''' ''e 80"
III VINO wall winter here ana
The spring meeting.
|i9es,s for a successful meeting
|zsnt,r nav. ,,,a,, i, ,,,.a'ss,,,,,,,
n =" ''i"i III "n' pie'r'"s
| '"r association has been organ
slre last spring and vigor as well
ssased capital has been injected
Little Rock Jockey club.
!eau NJ. Gracie, the president,
~ kHown breeder and has had II
1ps.ence On the turf. Mr.. Nc
IN, he new secretary, is known
XIV Equitable track In The Uni
.'ss and Is especially qualified 10
pasitlou. These two gentlemen
aesseded in estabiishlng the as.
Nv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
SECRETARY LAMoNIs REPORT.
ne WANTS rnE ARMY INCREASED
TO ac.uco MEN.
Recommends tho battalion rorma-
uon-Economie. Have Been intro
dnced I'm the servicc--wantr u
statue OF General Grant Eree,ed.

washin.,,,, -, az -., $3.50,
ra,.o,., :,
SeS'etary ANsheht SHOWS
saving OF half a million dollars in sala-
ries and contingent expenses IN the adj
ministratian ~ ~, wa. aa,o.,o,snt AT
,,,,.',. ,'''.S'' VI '"e wa "rp'' ''''N'' ~
s'on' besides economies IN the
recruiting service. rents. etc.
Expenditures for the last fiscal year
We're S56 O2e 400. a,u,.,n,ia .ta,s for tbe
ourrent vsor ~, "a "a 10. as,tn,atcs
,,r ~ 49,. ~, 80,
Ses' se-'"ie'o-'' VS.
iouNu necessary at times during the
period from March to July in various
places to employ a considerable part OF
tho ar,,v =, a,a,,,,a H., ,,sers ~
If,,t.-s
S 'ss'es Nou'ts' o'ner"ise see
cessfuiiy defied and resisted. TO protect
the dispatch of United states mails,
and To ruera the nroner,v 81 the soy-
..,,.,., ~. .,,a,,,s
ny i"o'ei'''"' Va 49,.
thus necessltated was the largest
which has taken place since the close
nf ,ba c,,.n v,ar
M, ..,...,,. ...,.. ,,rn,sed
,,.','a,.,...a
upon ollceis anu Hleh WNFe u'Se.."'
promptly, firmly ana JudiriousiS, at
testing to thorough efficiency OF every
branch Of tho service.
on October the army numbered.
oeleers slSs. enlisted men 25.752. OF
the latter for various causes only soll4
Sarrata,.y iiamont earnestly recon-
n,ands lepiaintion TO establish the ba-
,aiiio,, t,rrns,tn, nov, ae,ented hy the
arn,ias ~ ayer>, amer clyuized nation.
r., esfeci tbnt change he recommends
,a',,r,, a. Inc law 81 1870. fixing at
.,t,',,' ',t'o,,sa,,d ma l,n,it III the army.
Rv The chemres proposed the army
by ,he el,Aphes % M, oan, IN efYi-
VIII De insrS''seu ~ III ,nn,h,,. and
Cheney 10 - psr NSne ~ ir,a,,anre
| only per cent IN u.s. u.s. "a ,,,h ri
| The actual oninpt'Ns ,,,,ha,
thus become about zS'VuV' Vne ""''' ~,
now contemplated ny "a"
which Is reuuceu ny ,,,
ments and otherMise al
] 10000 1t IL proposed 10 nuu
| two companies to each OF the tWents'
ave infantry regiments ana Two pe,
| ,erles 10 each Of the five artillery resi
| ments. No increase In cavalry ~ pIo
noged The cost OF the Increased mum
| b,r ar enlisted men would be Sl,sVV.
0OO annually, but retrenchment na'
rsduce1 administrative expenses OF th'
| war department al Washington SeoV'
o0o and by applying these economies
4, the benefit OF the army efficient OF
,,,t,atlon and greater strength ma,
sa". +i,,at,ed at an increase OK onll
500 oec
S'yv'y ~ rronosed TO meet .he necessary
,. ~ ~ IN line officers by reduction
nv ~ .tarf and TO this end con
w s,,a,ttor Of The auartermnster's. pa
~ s,,,sistence Apartments into on
80 ~ s,,nniv rs recommended.
Gr6s three recruiting dcpots have beer
ahniished nd!ing 1900 men TO the effect
! t,,s strength and reducing expenditure
| it,nt sps0 oO0 Post and rcgimenta
a,,,',,t,,ng which Involves little or NJ
.,,i',,sa and brings recruits imnedl
slp,si 10 ,he commands in which the!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
Alnl,unln Lnrr.l Ilrn..

FIorcnce. Ala. nov. s0.-forest fires
h,nt beyond The eastern city limits
threatened serious damage 10 property
last night. Gangs OF men from the
factories were lighting the finmen the
creator portion OF the night There
are many houses and small factories
IN the woods east Or the city that would
BE- IN Imminent danger should the fires
get beyond control.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

H., Tex. Nov. 3c.--In the big
n last night at rara's hall the
La b. MaciSlln Of Terrell were
errors. and excited the admira-
Z theIr hackers and all disinter-
| ,oecta,ors. For the last two or
| Years Maciin's birds have been
III into notice in these regions. He
n nineteen fights at Terrell last
|anas against all corners, and won
n Of them. In February last
Eleven out of fourteen battles.
n has never been worsted at
dae he has taken his chickens
Naclin stated to the Gazette re-
4 laat when he removed from
IA 10 Texas a number of years
y brought along with him two
! ana a cock which were of the
! drains of the Red Quill and Of
|lA.fllaiborne, and which Were
H. lighters in Georgia. These two
"a cock have given raise to
lseas progency OF hearty hens
wh thlcn far surpass their Geor-
hs,i1iS In staying qualities. In
~ and the rapidity with which
ts~ The cold steel into their an
~ The truth Of this last state
he believed by any one who
hVre the performance of these
htpli.
M4lln says he has a large num-
i'fs and that he will be pleased
~ Dallas Christmas and nght
Z tays against birds from any
Essested that Alderman O'Keefe
hnous rooster. which has whip
bulldog. killed a turkey gobbler
sAoled a washerwoman, against
aslnc!ble birds from Terrell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01
SNORT OF Census sloney.

washington. Nov. Colt Is stated by
oflcials OF the census office that unless
The next session OF congress makes an
early appropriation that the census Of
noe force VIII rense work on December
i5. leaving the Genius pncompiesei. u
Is expected however. that an urgency
naTFed before that time and will IN
clude SUFFICIENT amount for the com
melton Of tie census. .i-a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-01

Time, lis. uArl'
lnlrd iaee-Four and one-half spr-
ionss, helviuere won, Kennedy ses.
ono, Jacob Little third Zine
FOURTH race-E'iye and one-half f,r.
i ona salvation won. POGO Tempo Sec
ono, cooper third. Time. iog
,, rMth receive furlongs. Relief won
Time. 1;0e fohe third.