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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
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falnmar. eila0uoes bic Jab.estonuentipn
ber SAioer sbtoBloge ess 6relmaurers
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Nbor!e I'M hu!gebduce an het 3pei=
ten Muenue luuroe geiieru on Sadlpooo,
Gresn & ep. fiir 81 ,O60 ptrgeben. Ter
G1ultat1 bat I'M Sinne. oas Smeao
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bercn Ieden ab;ulhufien
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ben i'm N!ienbeim al Der Clt Yroao=
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nO6nbaft 3io. ll9 Sl"eoiu 1t,obs, unb
Glen Jolep, Niter 7G ,,nate. e!ne Sn=
ia|Iin beg Si. Mnt 0np soolpitals.
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BculepaIbs BON Der tHc"oaIs Stra6e
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neue Bride uber een Slsntdney fStuB
ibanble Ser Ban Der .Brilde mar am
10. Mirs 1889 BON Der eesislatur on-
0enDmmen tuDrben. $4,000 8onbs
wnro !. bierfiir bsiDillis,.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
@ein= nuo Trn4t : Tarm inter
sinitisen geain9unsen ~
uerfaufen.

uuter5cianctcr 1T 9clonncn, rcsen pcreeriits
tenn Mtcr, ieinen uoblhetanntcn Elab anf benz
Gato,pba Sslanh aeleeen, entbaltenb 80 slder,
ipcuun "A Nter nit &eben nnb IA Mder init better
5prtc Efrlidbdumen ongctegt iino, S,pei aros
Bcn, out einaerid1tetcn WohnGdniern, cincr gut
gebeneen Wirthid1aft, ncbit gut bclnhtein Com :
mcr.s sRcnrt, Sipei groben. SSe,n 9suern NIT
sruben Yeinidfiern, NIT obcr obne g9ein [Vorz
roth BON SScincn nn9efdbr. 10000 @aunnen |,
nebit ctnem auten 8prratb BON Fead)s linb
gatamba sSranop, ,8sei aseinprsiisn nrn elmer
9iincrp NIT sluet fupfernen SejIeln, idmmt
Tide @derbai s@erdtb daften, allies in beitem
Suituno, inter liberolen nnb leidoten Bebin9
uneeu su perfuufen.
YelpnberS made i'd, barauf auimcrfiam, onb
nnein Son,mers9eiprt pdtrenh Der Saiion bon
tsremben aus Cincinnati, Columbus. 9lepc=
Lamb, Yittsbnra m'w. beiuht nno monatelana
hcmpbnt mirb.
giur poracihrittenen Nltcrs megen TT bieier
ih1nc Glob 81 ncrfnufen, aus feuem arbern
@runbe
gBeaen N1bcrcn, merbc mani iit) an ben Giacns
tbmer uuf scln HIube ober ubrelIirc
3. SMrrer.
gataipba Sslanb, Ottawa Gr., >.
Sn oer 9tdbe bes 2onbun9aplabes.
l6oft,lp,3r,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
5ur uotisudhnte

Da unler 6reuno Ybilipp Soueram=
pfer fir einige Sage unpaBlih ,uor, 10
NOR es ibm niht mOelih, leste Wphe
ben ssnsisten oeiern bes uWeitbote"
einen leiner germ seleienen 8rieIe milsu=
theiIen nnb bolen mir nun bas Ser
Idumte baourh nod. oas mir in ber
beutisen Summer s,uei ieiner orisinelen
8riefe bublie,ren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
6uter toercicmIt.
Deu.lhe u1dnner perlanet
DeIbe 1pillens itno, iid Elm rentables
6eihdft 5u eriiuoen

sSir ipilnlhen, pab Sober, Der pbne Se.
lebDftisuns lit, cber fetne ;ufrieoenf ftellenoe
9(rbeit bat, unb Die &ertretllns fir uniere
GsSSirma Segen quite Sesabluns su ilbernebmen
minidt, oertrauensppH all unS Id,reibt, unb
Yrpben tpitenirei iiberienoen
Mir ipilnIhen nur etnen %ertreter fiir jeoen
0iItritt melder nod niht beistt it, Ntan
penhe it'd, 'ofprt ON Or. s. 5. Sbppp, J}p
l2O State Str. Hacine, isis 1loct6M ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

Eag- 6rou Marp &. 5beeo, 224
Strabs> g. B. Walbinston, s.
s., beri6tet, oab lie mebrere Sabre an
ben furhtbariten neuralsil9en Sbmer=
;er, selttten bate Sic rieb Die i9mer=
senben Steien nur oreimal nit ct
Safobs Del Elm uno Die S6merjen per-
i1tporben ppQit1nbia.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

a" Sd beseu9e bereitluiilis, oaB be
Gnpenbuns BON 0r. ausuit &onis's
Samburser Sropfan mid BON unper=
baulldteit uno Wasenleioen eurirt bot
berman Sitter, Is 9B. Wlerrimae
StraBe, Manheiter, u. s..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Qusmdrtiee mdrfte.

@htcaao, ben %. OFT
s5Dra,na Wo. So: ats.; rotser aa. s5l
aorn Wo.2 5i2s 9ts.
ets; 80. 9 tpsieer acA-a1A 6ts. '~'
Fogsen Jip. AZ @ts.
tScrne ND. So Cts.
,Slad siamen yio. 8l.i9 &ta.
buffalo. ". y %. Oft.
Sa9nsr asialaa'sr. per Viani - ......-io.i2E
0nten ...............l lO-IsB
@an,s ,........... i.co-l .lo2
" 5en-Jio. ro,ber 81 0ts.
" e + l-Yatent-sa. .4G--4.o0.
tSnncp-S2 .75--325.
sSe II Q n-9io. s2.is-25o.
0oier-9ip.2 il-4I1a GtS
ii ogAe n-9to. 8 56-58ls Cts
ite-Wtnneota 60-Sl Gts
@cu-3,motbp $12 .O0--l2.75
Gtcr IA Cts: per 0nBenb.
Hornmeb 81 2.0c-$2.l2.
gS btsfD $l.1S.
E @@s sIlse,iIi d. $ie.oo-sl'.oo.
@epBfettes Sictid.- shuttcru se.75-
10. O. sons uno @ippen s9.65-s.7o; turs clear
s,s ssr. ssHsssss; ;s7 sss; sc' *'
q inb eb. - Sair bis quite cinbetmijd,c
stere nnb aiibe s2.5O-2.75.
5i5
q coaf' --Shptce 33.OO-3.lh
Stbmeine. Scrianotorten uno aemiidte
si5 $40; prmo d,iucrc uno ssleiSd,e rlortcu
$5.3 - .45; leid)tc 5.40-5.40 per 100 Yt
@dd'e un B Z q m m r.-@inbetn1iidbe Wuts
terldlate: 1925 32j; 9enildbte $2.25-3. so:
prima ssiboer ss75-4.l5; 1sraner s26o-a.75;
Suumer x3.00-4S0.
1ple D o, ben %. Sttober 1894.
M Mihlensutter.-Sleie brtnat sl8.50:
Snronff 3l2.75-l3. 80 unb Wtiobltng Sl4. .5O-I0M
per Tonne IN Dnlf unh Sl.00-l.25 mebr tntlu,
iiuc in 9dfen.
ga amen.-yrtma alseiamen brimat $500
! 3.50der 100 Ytt.
8 II b e b.-@tnbeimifhe 5tisr. E.lo--s.7o
Spcofes s2.So-3.50: 2Ibe yl.76 -3.2o er 1oo
Efuno.
Us Sc Il 9ip. 2 55c
9Scl d. torn, Nu. s9s4 Gts. per Ym
$ al r30 cts. per Bu.
2o oggcn, so Cts. per vu
st Ice a m c II IS. 20 per Bu.
VtttSbmrg, q. Oft.
Hinbuieb. @ute 1,2oO bis 1900 piiinbioe
Sticre $l.5O-4IO Yrima 1,40O bis l,5O0 pfinoiee
Sttere M.5o-4A5 3iemli@ cute 1000 bts Lido
pliinbige @tiere M.s5 BiiIen uno trodene
klibc 81 8G-3& Gable $4.40-4.7O ftrtfde 08fe
f9O-40; G&afe $850-S.S0 !; fyratietr. .ldmtter
$50 SAmeine $4.00--4.85.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

DuS ein,iee beutibe @latt IN Gentrals chs, SsIdeB
bic nsneasn telesrapbii&en 1epeGen hes Sv iun
Guslanhes bireft tibat Sntercinnter esieict nop
Raa nnb fern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Dairy precMtte.

Butter. @lain Greamcru2i @ .isancs Ds,s 90
SAFE. Yrtma btsGaoiceOho 90 ,gBeItsrx
gbe6oor l019---1l. gtetr Yorf ll--lo1a. Shmet8,r
lib.
Gter. Der 9useub A.
9e flIgeI. @botce alte uno iungs Suhn,.
=. Sdbne F. 9ts, prima Gnten -
Erutbiihner ---6 per Bfurb, fette G1dnie $40
4;5o per 0ntenh, Splina @btdcn, GtS ptr
Bfnnb, lunae gnten TX Cts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

Du pertuuicn@inc 9robe 3ilez nno Brifs
y Sahrif nit so 9fer 2a,,b, itcht htatg AT oer'
fauien. Ncaen ndberer Stusfunft menoe mani
iid) an pbcr abreiiire al
&. g. 8ausbntan,
3n,nu Sebges, Yaulbin0 Co., >.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Columbus Ularftberiht.

Columbus, g., 22 Oft, 1894.
Bertttet fir ben ,Neitbpten" bon Or
IbeabD 4 60, 234 unb 238 Siib Bterteftrabe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Obtt .sftt 0etitnis.

gcpisl. Cute bis priniu 81 .oO-f5o
Bretb lbecren. $225-- per att.
@ttrpnen. Boiermp s350--S4 90, ". ,irs
"a ,0O-4 .25 per Sfiite
Orangen ;sinribo arobc 1926 $3.50 per
Siite.
Erauben. Concord li-l5 Cts. .Gatam6a IA Is
per 10 Bfunb.
& I. Brima .tnbetmtiher 81. 3.9o--s3. 80 Der
Gas.
3mi.oeIA. Gbotc. DanperS per Bi. sI.5O
-Sl.75.
ar +. n. Gribc Ohio
G5 per Yu. @arlp 3pic 8 .Goper gn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
,Srei! Srei! ,frei!

Wtein cleftriiher Gitrtel nebit Batterie pers
ben frei auf Erpbe nerlanbt. Frcbtren foitet
ntdtS.
Sr. Smtt, 0strpit, Weieb. gaenten perlanet.
l6ptt II Jam MD
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

Beg~ vGarlano" OeIen e. Ranees
iinb ni1t tbeurer ols bic meithlnien
Nadabmun9en. 2obt le Guth seisen.
Die nsusHen mlesrapbii&en 9eyeidem -<s ,Jns I'm
Auslanhes Fapet man ia intereKsnter sIuiammenites
suuc In ..1daIi@sn @eiboteu." Htounixt harast
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
1anHsprebusfe.

&WVSPFCVvWkkSs
Yobn.n. We>p port Dtorrons 81. .5O-s2. .55
medium nne Worp sl.65-s1.75 prbiaare BITS out5
Bio S1nbp al $I.40-i.50.
SO u. Ghoice 3!motbp su 1925 Wo J
90. $3.50. No. DO. -Ss.-s75 aemtit.
teS S.-&.75: Fratrteheu 81 N.5Q-5. nn6 Rs.s
Uiebmatst.
Htnbute b. Wlttiibe unp.rdnoert, @httz
pers quite bis Ghoice $3,85-4 I5 acpGbnlid bis
5temlth gut $3.50 - 3.l5; Ohien gboice
$500 gemobnli1 bis 3iemlih gut 1896
$780, Select Duthers s3.a5-4.,I5 @rtra "a. 10
4.l5, aiemtih gut bis gut s3 $3.50, eemSbnlit
80 BIS s.25, 5eiiers gut bis eboiee tjdipers'
So. S.25-3.50, 8tcmittl Gut DIS gut leihtc) $8-4 40
Guhe, gut BITS @hotcR s3.-3.75, aemItf gut bti
Wehium $2.50-2.e0, 9sp5bnltn l.v0-1 so, @tr.
ders $l $l.50-2.s5 S5eeoers $26o-s.75, SdbrItngs
uno graienoe aalber $2.00-3.00 Bufen 6lnn
uno letft $2.00-2.35 Beebers 2.25-3.O0, 80,
loana ~ 800 Butoer mno Shtppina 81. .OO--
1925. adtber, aemcBnlih unb 9roB s3.o0--4. 90
alcrllth GUT bis gut uet9t) M,50-5.75, G1tr.
$500.
cd etne. Select idmere unb ortmo BUT
ners s3.9J-4. .45 semiidbte FADING A.70-.9Oa as
loobnllhe nnb raube 34.25-4.65 fciobte Sbippers
so.N-5.l5, }ettc tun9e S1wetne e4.75--6.0O gs.
m0hnlide s4.00-4.6O.
. da te-seihprene S2.5e-3.25; NIT Der Weu,
&.25-3.75; 6erbrlammer gefdoren 3s.5o-4.E
NIT Der gBone s5.l0-5.5'; SsruhiuE -ldmn1esp
S9.00-10.00.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

auti herhumor. 6err
raut12er, 6oiten Sic boh biz 3ioel
fsIt, bas 4}Terb gept Shnsn ia ourh!"
= DroTtbfenfutitl:r: rNh, Suteiter,
bite, Ihnle:1eln Sis uns bod nih!~
- eine Nufflaruna. pro=
,enor oer ybrenologie (ertldreno).
rSeben Sic iih oielen snaten an, be-
trabten Sic ieinen S)il!ertopi; c. ,e,ot
nb na Elm nulitiger 9lusruud: oas
oeiitet Den Sip Der ainoeslebe an!
gt'd)t nabr, n1ein Sobnhen, Oh holt
se'ne eltern rebt lieb anabe: Die
Wiutter lbon, aber ben Batter nidt.
oenn Der bat mir Die gehe oa am Sin.
krtopf aeihlaaen!"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
cur RATES no WASHINGTON cAus-
ING TROUBLE.
Northern and Eastern Connexions
of the Katy VIII Throw out All
Pythinn Encampment TiciSets--cai-
ifornin Passenger business.

Chicago. Aug. Alt is probable that
the northern and eastern connections
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
road Will throw out tickets issued to
the Knights of Pythias encampment
at Washington. 1t has announced
blanket rate of s25 from Texas points
to washingt m either by way of Chi
cago or st. Louis This is away be-
low the rate agreed with the central
traffic and the eastern passenger asso-
Citations and they have decided that
they viii not accept any tickets under
the agreed rates The Missouri, kan
sas and Texas has been asked to with
draw its rate and has replied that II
would be very glad to do so II the roads
east Of Memphis could be Induced to do
SO. II was forced, It says, to make this
SIS rate because of the competition ny
way of Memphis. The explanation has
not. however, proved altogether salts
ia tory to the associations and they
are now considering whether or not to
throw out all the tickets Of the Offend
ing line which We're issued for the en-
campment at Washington.
No action has yet been taken by the
Washington roads to meet the competi-
ton OF the Union Pacific on east bound
California business, But some action
viii probably be taken on the return
from New York Of Chairman Caldwell
Of the Washington passenger assocla-
tion who has been In the east for some
fine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

The VigIIant Under Favorable Con-
ditions Outraus the britannia.

cowes, Isle 81 Wight. Aug. George
Gould's yacht vigilant has redeemed
the promise Of her sailing master, that
given deep water and strong wind
she would defeat the Prince OF wales
crack boat Britannia Tho race today
was fifty miles twice over The quccns
COURSE from on the castle at CoweB
westward, 10 md around Enst Lepo
buoy leaving It on tho gtarboard and
then westward passing near The west
Bramble buoy to and around taH
Warner HIGHT ship. The prize was 100
pounds and tho race the fourteenth boz
tween these two boata of which The
Englighman has won ton. The start
WINS IN a stln Westerly breeze A large
crowd watched the first half OF the
race from shore, but about The time
that u was completed q driz1llng rain
vet IN Some seconds advantage was
with the britannia In the gcna or ne
1890 hui the Yigllant quickly over.
came d and was put In the lead. which
Hho hold the nniAh. only omen cuming
near heing nut In second plau1 Tine
timer ~ the hnlah were. Vimlunt.
hours. 81 minutes aud 10 s0cuudHt
Britannia, hours, A minutes ana no
seconds Consequently tho VIgllant
won by mlnutea and 80 seconds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Denison Tex, Aug. 4.-Larry Bohan,
for ten years section foreman OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas yards here
has been appointed division road mas
ter of Henrietta division. with head
quarters at Denison, vice Mike Reedy,
resigned.
The chances are good for the hill en-
CINE being put on again between Deni-
son and Rcd River which was taken off
during the hard times. 1t is also
thought another passenger crew will
go ON the north end
1t was reported here this morning
that the body of a woman had been
found by Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as train at some point on the joint
track.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Crush of the Katy Is back to head
quarters after a weeks absence. He
reports the Katy In a 1ourishing con-
dillon.
Superintendent Adams of the Ameri-
oah Express company returned from
the north today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Belgrade, seryia, Aug. IA dispatch
from Nish states that the anarchist
Felohorhy, alias Count vonsternberg'
chief of the International band of anar-
chists, has escaped from custody. Eel
ohorshy had long been sought af-
ter by the police at Nish. one Of the
principal cities. He was wanted by the
russian authorities and was turned
over TO Russian policemen who took
him TO Salonica, R0umania and locked
him up for safe keeping In the Russian
consulate there, 1t being their inten-
ton to take him by steamer 10 one OF
the Russian Black sea ports. BY some
means, probably bribery, he managed
to eject his escape and took refuge IN
an American vessel that was lying In
the Gulf Of Salonlca. The consular Of
hcials said that he was on board the
vessels and asked the captain that ne
be surrendered. The captain refused
to deliver the fugitive to the Russians
and Immediately afterward put TO sea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
ROYALTY WILL BE THERE.
THE "cowEsv WEEK OF RACING
10 COMMENCE To-MoRnow.
Emperor william OF Germany and
All the Royalty of England WIN
be Preseni-se. couia's Yacht f.
Entered for the itnces.

Owes, Aug. AN the arrangements
have been completed for the "Cowes"
week of racing which commences on
Monday next with the Royal Yacht
club regatta. in which the vigllant and
Britannia are entered. Emperor WI
liam OF Germany is expected here
early on Monday morning en- board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, es-
corted by the fast German cruiser,
Princess wllhelma. Admiral Of the
Fleet Sir Edmund @. ommereoi, q. c.
b.. v. c. has been appointed by the
queen TO be equerry In attendance upon
the emperor during bis stay in Eng
fish waters. The Hohenzoliern will
anchor during his stay at cowoa
roads. and the German war ship will
snchor Immediately astern OF her. The
most extensive arrangements have
been made on behalf of the queen for
the reception and entertainment Of
the emperor and her gtnndson The
latter, however, has elected 10 i've IN
the main, on board his yacht, tho Me
teor. formerly the Scotch cup hunter
Thistle. defeated by the Volunteer.
The NJ lteor has been entered for tho
queens onp, OF yachts belonging TO the
royal yachts squadron, which viii be
smiled on Tuesday. Emperor William
Is 20 b. accompanied here by u number
Of his principal officers and officials
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

niek Gnyle. conductor on the Texas
anI racine, has returned from e short
Visit to Marshall.
G, - -, Martyn, superintendent OF the
80 ~, t-oula division Of the Pullman Pal
"ge car company, is in the city.
Davis. yard freight agsnt Of the
.oIl worth and Denver City. left YES
'eluay morning for sweetwater.
ae y vi y; m Martin, travelling freight
nom The Indian Territory
Eusine No Of the wichita yaltev
ihh,lroad. las been put in the Deny =
s ,lsi g be thoroughly cverhauled ana
~ 1. bennington, live stock agent OF
h,, santa Re, has returned iro5a n
'ss'i'-ss "trip Out west. ~
,sn special excursion to GaIys e 1
a. night, leaving Fort Worth III
u, m The Gain vii arrive h cal
WESTON Vs., this morning at s:so a h ~
~ VIII leave there Monday evening
ssus Z. ~. TIE fare for The round triS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Harlem, NJ Aug. i.--Flrat Race
lllcycn-sixtecnths OF mile; hcuts
Montana won the first heat.
Tariff Reform second King Charilo
third. Time, 1908 H. Second heat:
King Charlie won. Tariff Reform ace.
oni, Montana third Tiue Lon. Third
heat; King Charlie won, Montana sec
ond. no third, Time, 1910 81
Second -F'ive-eightha OF n milo
Cicely won, Gascon second, Eagle Bird
third, Time. LES.
Third Race--Mile. Hoodmm won
Gold Apple second, Blrdseye third
Time. LAG
Fourth Raec--Six furionEr, piggs
won, Pop Gray aeoond. Captain brown
third. Time, it5
Firth Race--one and thrce-gl;tronthg
OF mile Eloroy won, l1vautuB second
liasty third Time, 1901 ~,
Sixth Rpce-SiX furiongg Borcnlla
won. Adam second. Sunup third. Time
1915 L.
Seventh Race Mills ana three-six.
tecntha. Bessie Blsland won, Colone
8. second, King Borz third. Time
got
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Union Pacific The appointment was
made by Judge Hailett under fore
closure filed in the United States dis
frlot court by the American Loan and
Trust company Of Boston, trustee l9r
was placed at $4,000. The road viii
now be operated as a part Of the gulf
system and is absolutely separated
from the Union Pacific. The eepara-
ton of the South Park from the Tn
ion Pacific leaves that road In Colo
RADIO only its Cheyenne branch and The
branch from Denver to LaSalle. The
south Park has been an expensive road
10 operate owing to its deep grades
and snow blockades in winter, ana II
has not paid expenses since II was con-
solldated with the Union Pacific, al
though previous to that IL made great
deal Of money. Receiver Trumhull ar
ranged for an inspection of the road
Immediately after his appointment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Chicago, Aug. 4.-The American Rail-
way union has issued long resolution
which 1t terms an address TO the vot-
ers of the United states. The address.
which is an urgent call to vote the
til ket of tho popllist party. opens with
the history of the American Railway
union. thun goes into a detailed nccount
of alleged economic conditions at Pull
man which Is followed up by lengthy
statement of how the union came to
take up the cause Of the Pullman strlk-
ers and declare the boycott. The his
tory OF the strike Is gone over, no fact.
however. being given. 1t Is denied the
officials of the American Railway union
IN any way obstructed the operation
OF the interstate commerce law The
address closes with an appeal to sup
port the party OF the sovereign people.
The union has issued an appeal for
funds. declaring the American Rail-
way union needs money. needs 1t bad
W. and at once" Mr.. Debs says he
will not under any circumstances be a
candidate for any Office, from consta-
Bile to president. He declares his one
public ambition IS the success OF the
American Railway union organization
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Buffalo, N. ", Aug. 4.--First Race
e.ts class; trottlng; purse divided.
AsoIe. b. g., by -Pleasanton.
stock farm Mcdowell. NJ. Salisbury,
PleasEnton, Cal, won three straight
heats. Time, 2d2 IA. eli ~. 2l0 ~.
Treyelan, wilkes. Miss Ida, Prince
Hershei, Dandy Jim. Jennie x. Rys-
wood, O. a. Hlckok, Brown Dick Moby
d., Maud c. and Medic started.
Second Racc--2.0o class, pacing; purse
$4,000; divided. 0tInl Bradens, BY
Brown Half dam Kate Braden, by
Bay Tenn, W. u. Titley Chicago
(Goers), won second, third and fourth
heats. Reflector won first. Time,
300 "a, 200 ~, 20s l-2. 2;0s "a. Dis
lance, one mile
Third Race--2:22 class, 4-year-olds
and under; trotting; mile; purse salOpi
divided. Mary Best. oh. m, by Guy
wilkes, dam Montroso. by sultan Wal
nut Grove farm. John a. Goldsmith,
washingtonWlle (Goldsmithl, won
three straight heats. Time, 2l4. 2I5,
2l6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

New York Aug, 4.-lirshton Beach
summarizes;
First race, one milo, selling Dr. Car
nett won RobustN second, Hardy Fox
third. Time, 1i3 Ia.
Second race. one milo, selliug-Goldcn
Valley won. George Dixon second, so
prano third. Time, 1i5.
Third race, six furlongs, Bcliing.-
First Light won, Holloway second.
True Penny third Time. I'LL IT,
Fourth raco--Stouewall 9 Won Sir.
roooe second. Avon third Time.
1tt6 IA.
Fifth race. ave furlongH selling
ltosa II. won. My Gyps second, Black
Hawk third. Time. 01 l-i,
sixth race, hurdic-S st. Anthony won.
Hodman second Duke OF Applecorn
third, Time, 3OS L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

cowcs. Islsof wight, Aug, t--Gcorge
J. Gould had narrow escape from
drowning yesterday whom he met the
Nlgllant In a steam launch on the Spit
light ship, just as Mr. Gould wns
walking across q plank held between
the two vessels the launrh gave a
sudden urbh and Mr. Gould foil into
she sea, He was wearing mnoklntosh
NJ the time aud the garment few over
his head and for time Mr. Gnuln's
situation was critical He kept his head
and treading water threw up hts artus
and just IA he was sinking succeeded
IN getting the macintosh clear % hts
head, Gasplng for breath he held ont
hia hand TO the Nlgilants people, vito
caught U IN tho nick OF time and
dragged him on board the slonp. MI
Could today Was none the worse for
HIS immersion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

San Antonio. Tex, Aug. IA
ports received here today III
follows:
on san Antonio and Aiaal
railroad, especially betwesa 4
Kerrville, light to calyens 4,
reported further north On A
vision. Heavy between yud|
Waco. Heavy on Houston Il
Southern Pacific. There rN1
rains between sanderson A
Pass, also farther west, Oh \
national and Great NortlHfi
souking rains fell between II
Laredo.
Clifton. Tex. Aug. i-ns
rains of the season fell hsf.
evening and last night, 4
The cloud in the evening 81
rather sudden from the Helia'|
attended with conslderable "a
play. Sharp, Keen claps y
followed each other IN Qntk
~ N9o gl ~, '' rtnrs Tenulssli|
post, i. NJ. Kelfs SUI
" , w len zt;iis NJ, A,ia llil]
-, s.i'S S.s, @l,''s !, o,,enire aaa
t, ,,'l,9 'ti,, syolien Ike prl1
- ~, - - ea 49,, ~" on the ION "A
g ~ riiS ,,.Gtb Srats,. And d |
~. - - w." -, this ,yltlf,
e'is a NJ a 80 ~ much ia
~, 1d,e oIong ths VALLEY.
II MI - fo1i ,go1n, has made lH |
! -, ',s ~ - so,.erai faruis. danil|
80 o'i
sto,.i,rg Cltv Tex. Aus. -
o.nst r 80 hove sAt IN ri 4
ho,,i,,f. aood rains ali thii4|
n ,,' ne e
pai5on ra,. Are 4.-!Ths 4
,,acts 49,. s,iii Id rood q IA
iS 10 o 80 So co. vsars
- p,,v,oe risr A,ie. i-Tr3
~ -, ILL., ~ thls bid
Az M n ,,a h i, dovs
N Nrap. - ma, Auq l-A{
rain faii ,,astoriav coltN
c o and sore,b,,,n ara iookIsf1
~ yVorthan 81 irew Sue, "a
-, in faii - ,,ss,cr5ay nal
ahnut Z ,iclacis lat nlrht i 4
rain ana lasted ali nlrhi. N
n good aeaaon in the erouri
nlshes nientv ~ stock raiet
The cotton erop was nsgs|
Corn is cut oue-third.