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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
COOKS ARE TO Be WIPED OUT.
THE GOVERNMENT WILL ray rstn|
i'nEiour.
Winchester. WIN he ussd ana sno
job Done at once-A Freight Train
Runs the caunnct--capt. MsDonata
ana MS Prisoner. Leave Dallas,


Dallas. Tex Nov. 2s.--capt. Nc.
Donald. Jack Harwell. W. j. Mccon.
Icy and Jim Wise OF the ranger SER
vice at Amarillo and William r,l,a.
United States marshal OF the western
district O Arkansas, and his deputy.
w. e. Smith, arrived here last nish,
from the ives, en- route to Fort smith
VITA the followlnE prisoners. viii
rntfin. Jess snyder. Charles .ri,rnrr
sni Skceter who irc wanted Tor tnh-
rinE ? Frisco train at RED Forks. /.
4, iest August, and also for robhiur
Mel'ermltts store in the Greek NJ.
u9n on the End Instant.
tiic officers and rnngers stonpea ~
we windsor hotel and placed The mrs.
ene~ In ian untii : O'clock this AZ.
Htethooon, when they took the Sant,,
~ uain and proceeded TO Fort smith
rhe prisoners were arrested near
hcileVue, IN clay county, after 4
si,ght ekirmish with the offlrets, in
Wnlch no one was hurt.
Marshal Ellis says tho prlsoners Ia.
long 70 the Cook gang ana shat good
easra can he made out against mon,
"a nV'h 'he above mentioned rohbnrles
me prlsoners Were brought Via pal
lAN 10 avoid possible coliisioua Win
FNAchhg parties in the nation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
srAnrllNd ,unIssrs.
T"" Prominent naiiroad Men Ac-
cuscd uf Murder.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov ga prl-
Nate dispatch from Fort smith aaya
that superintendent w, j. Mckee and
rrainmesier Walsh Of the Central di.
VISION mon Mountain railroad, were
arrested In that city this afternoon.
charged with having Killed Pullman
Sohdue;or John Brown at Nlaclsny, T.
~ few nights ago Il IL said that
thv men were IN an intoxicated cons
ditiun and began shooting, Droyyir
WAS Killed, and IN order 10 cover up
thclr erlmc the body was draifgea to
The platform. The reported arrcst OF
the TWO railroad men has created a
hpnfhtion In this city ana further de-
tnila afc anNlougly awaited.
None OF Mcket'a acqunintanuea ana
associates here can SAY anything rcin-
live 10 MolSee'H arrest, an thcy are an
At sea regarding ~ IN fact. they are
dunlblounded at the nowh. Mr. Me-
kre hcchmu superintendent OF tho
central division of the Missouri IA
eiilc system ON September 10, 1899. lfe
has had over thirty years experience
~ railrund man, having started at
TIE bottom and worked himself up.
lie has been telegraph operator train
ulspntehcr trsin master and superln-
lendcnt OF transportation guoceBslyvly.
Ito was at intervals superintendent ~
three divisions on the Chesnpeuke ana
ono railroad. afterwards eprVinR with
tho Georgia Central, the Bee Line. tho
Louisville, New orleans and roxnH mud
the New Port News aud AilaaiaEippl
valley road, from which latter he came
TO the Missouri Pacific lie IL regard
Ell az a nrat-olaHB railrond man. The
murder Of Conductor John Brown In Tho
indian Territory mas been o mystery
ever since hiH body was found one
morning not long ago on the side OF The
kansas ana Arltansan valley truck by "a
section hand. Several thcorlea were
idVaneed' one that he had committed
inirihpi mother that he was standing
IN the rear platform and was nhot by
bandits failing dead TO the ground,
while the train was moving. guli
mother WIS that two mo0nshlners on
ne train fearing the presence Of doputy
nnrshnls, tried 10 yet on the rear Of he
Brown. took him for an officer and
sllled him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

say Ms Theirs nnd rhcy WIN Ask
For IL

New Orleans. Nov 2o,-At a meeting
tonight at the chamber OF commerce.
the commercial bodies. bankers. brok-
era aud merchants decided TO present
clnims for the bounty ON the crnp OF
sugar OF lSeA-ga, The meeting was nt-
tended by representative planters.
intnhera OF the cotton exchange. cham-
Der OF commerce. board OF trade, auc-
upneefs, sugar stock aud various other
exchanges. NJ wen HH the entire bank.
lng, shipping and business mtereats OF
tue cl'y and state, Governor Foster
senator blanchard. Congrcssmon Alver.
Price aud Davey were present ana
made addresses showing the iuntnuna
OF me claims OF the planters and pledr-
lnS thcir support OF the movement for
the bounty the meeting was called
70 order by President j. c. Norrlu M
tho Canal bank. Il was the unanimous
sentiment OF the meeting thai the
bounty WAS a just legal ana moral OH
llgatinn as fur az this years ornp was
concerned and should be paid. rhcrs
was no politics IA the meeting, but
every Interest," " the state 81 united In
presenting It's Just claim Tor a fnlnu.
inent OF the obligations OF the govcrn.
lnent 10 the sugar lrtercsta, Ia which
they are all Indirectly concerned. Tbo
me hofiai was adopted unanimously,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
nns AND WOMEN.

In some respects the amear OF
Afglsanistan. whose Illness just now
has caused 50 much anxiety. ~ more
advanced" than any European SOW
ercign; Tor his English agent. IN re-
portipg an Improvement In his cOndi-
dion LIST week, declared that Il was a
consolation to know that his highness
has az hand u qualified Engllzh physi-
clan in Miss Lillias Hamilton. NJ D."
ICY" Subway, the Republican men-
ber-elect OF congress from the First
New Hampshire sii-aict.-wii be char
,teier al Washington. Primarily a
criminal lawyer In politics first a DEM
ocraf. then Erocnhacker and lastly a
Reptlhliean, he has lately been a de-
voice IN the ranks Of the salvation
army aud recently married a Salvation
army captain. He IS six feet six Inches
In his soeka and an earnest and fluent
talkrf,
An important decision has 1uft been
pronounced Ia Vermont ~ u ehgng,s-
ment rings. a young man sued 10
recover one that he hid given to "a
ycung woman who after accepting
ne ring, rcpndlated the engagement.
the Judge decided that Il must be re-
turned. or else that the recipient must
fnifill the conditions under which u
~ presented. The English courts
ao-ne years ago afcldfd that an en-
eagement RING "a not recoverable under
any circumstances. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Ton in Now York. The family n
frederlck Baker The alleged accom-
pi'ce 81 Bookkceper seeiey. mad ar
ranged that the funeral OF the dead
man should take place on Wednesday
put pos,r0lcment Is likely 10 be
necessary The coroner OF Queens
county insists that an autopsy shall.
&c heid IN order 10 settle If posssible
Tue question as TO whether death wua
tne result OF accident or suicidal de-
sisn, There Ia a theory that IA au-
.opsy WI reveal the presence OF pols-
on IN the Internal orSans, which ,yill
IN part explain the fact that thr body
Mas aiioat 50 soon after the death
The inquest has beou POSTPONED until
saturday. IL has now become n ones
Ton as TO whether the rstates Of
which Baker was the trustee or ,sxee,t-
Tor have not suffered 10y his apecuia-
hens. August kasei, one OF the heirs
81 nc estate Of uottlicb Kegci. re-
authority OF the bank named. that he
hhd ascertained thar slNtv-live shnres
rF the Chatham National bank he-
longing to the estate had been trana.
iefrcd by Baker May 0. 1879. The ham.
authorities refused 10 say what the re.
shares had been transferred. hut
ssa'eu ,hat as executor, Dr. Baker had
- .ANA " tlNuNlff kntm. Director
biNcli said this afternoon that ths
announcement that a 20 per cont as-
sersment mad been levied on the com
mon stock was premature.
"a a matter OF fact" ne nnid. "lesa
,nhn thnt VIII cover the loss caused
W TIE dcfalcatlon, but we do MOI
want 10 stop there, We Intended. lf
possible. 10 restore surplus TO its oid
nRnre' and Ia order TO do this II may
pe necessary 20 lsvy an assessment or
~ per cent or a lntle more, We stand
IeauN 70 pay amy nssuasmcnt neces.
halv toi this purpose"
Thh afternoon representatives OF
he shoe and 1Nathcr bank went
70 me Park National bank ana sAfa
uen0At vaults and with several ofli-
vials " the latter concern, opened ha.
herH box In II was found a 10, Of
uhimnortnai memoranda. check for
$40, SS'o In cash aud Will executed In
The bank directors were again in
conference this afternoon. Ruainoss al
me shoe aud Leather hank was con- /
quoted IN tho usual manner all day |
Nuu the receipts ana disburacnenta 1
lions, The ofllcera say they have no |
doubt that the bulk of Tho money "A. |
Ken by Baker aud seeley viii be re- |
covered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Fort Smith. Ark. Nov. 9e..-rcsrt
rnith was treated "a vennlnc scns.t-
uun tonight by the arreat OF .tyo hltrh
sallroMl officials for tho crime ~ n,,,r-
W.T., they are W, J. Mckee. OF the Mia
sNhtl Pacific Nnd Trtinmanlor NVnlrh.
with them were also arroatc5 ~. ~,
s"nle crime J. \. cobb Barker. colarrd
lurttr ana j. kcnnns. cook ON Ne,t,,s,,,
var ana an unknown gentleman wh,
,W's IN company with Mckee AMI
,MNiAh ON the night 81 tho ttur,.dv-
THESE men are charged with tbn mur.
W pl iullnan Conductor John Known
on mo morning OF Nov. 10. M a ~,
nlinutea past Q O'Clock. Brown ,,as y
now conductor on tho territory RIM nnd
seems Ia have had some nrennnltlnn ~
ms rate, az he said that MIGHT IL h.
cNer feachcl kAnahs CITY nllva IA,
Weun never 70 out again. Refnre
fsaeiiing Fort Smlth the Train was mo-
sined that holdup was expected at
i l.,. or Mckay. Guards worr placed
IN tnc trln AZ FIR. Smith, which Mac,
the train loft at . o'clock Moniav NOR.
nhg AZ 4 o'clocls Mckay tang WA
reached II N hair n milo from NctS.N
,il'ie inc train stopped fnt. waller. ma
~ ~ w INt'iNu, aftcr leaving Fort Smith.
IN ulrth Ia the rear Ut tho aloeper
nenlllu the sleeper was the spoclai
~, ,,,, v"nualnlnE Mckee and Walsh, n
ffAN hNlu lNf HnFNuufN. lhts
conductor OF the train paased ,hra,,,r,,
the sleeper AT this point and brown
hot ul' from the berth and stnndinR IN
IN, inc aisle asked what was the matter
me conductor aeelng that he was
nervous, responded; "Oh nothing" M,
conductor saw Brown no more when
ne Train rcached Mckay a shot was
heari w the rear OF the train. but
no attention wna paid 10 II except by
..unnueior Morgan, who inter the
train had started went back nl,d
oNAmlned the pistol belonging 10 Pull
nun forter Barker and found II loaded
an round, Two citizens OF Mckay aay
they saw tho body OF Brown thrown
on the train after the shot was firtd
The supposltlan IL that the Pullman
ccandncior WA shot while standing on
the platform between the special and
sleeper and that Il waB from stray
bullet The cook and porter arr In
the United States jall and Mckee and
walsh are out on $4,000 bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
mn oooIa wonndca.

ST. Louis. Nov. 2G,---A special 20 Tho
Republic from Fort Gibson. ]. n. says:
Deputy sheri1a Wyiie and Canadian
this morning learned OF thn where.
abouta OF the noted bandit Jim French
and at once planned to eject his cap
tire. while searching for him about
eight miioa from here he suddenly
rose out Of a fhloltet and began work.
Ing his Winohcatcr. A running fight
ensucd and French was lost IN the
brush. Il ~ known that nili Cook. Of
the Cook gang IN wounded IN the hip
and Is at the house of friend near
Tahequnh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Fort Smith, Ark. Nov. 2s.--Indian
Agent Wisdom and ex.Indlnn Agent
benott. both OF Muscogee, came down
on last nights train from the bandir
Infested pnrt OF the territory. At Wag-
oner they were notified that the freight
Train Just ahead Of them had been fired
into near Bragg station. Seven mon
mounted on horseback and armed 10
tho teeth, undertook to halt tho train
IN broad daylight. but the engineer ami
fireman pulled Tho throttle Wide opof.
Jay down In the cab ana RIM ahead az
run speed. \ vollcy OF bullets was
lred at tho cab and aH tho cnb0ose oc
the train went by that also was ilred
INTO ana r1ddled with bullets. The
bandits sat on horHoa. four on one aida
ma three on the other The pagBen-
ger train was expected 10 be held up.
ma preparations were made for u light.
but the train camo through without
inoleHtAtlon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
Lorrnn, rleI.nr roncnn,.


Chicago. Nov. aS.-Gaa,on Game.
vette, alias james W. Bruce. WAS ar.
rested In this city tonight on a charge
OF forging tickets OF q large lottery
At the time OF the arrest he had
in his possession large number or
the tickets which he had Just secured
from printing office aud which he In
tended TO send out tonight An or
these tickets. an agent of the lottery
VINO was present when the arrest was
made. declared to be spurious. Cazne.
Nette, who Is said TO be nephew OF
Pau Conrad, tho Recently deceased
president OF the Honduras lottery,
made confession, In which he de.
clared that the scheme 10 Mood the
country with the bogus tickets origi-
mated with party Of New Orleans
men whose names he gave. Tho gang
had branch Offices. according 10 Came
Nctic, In New York. PHILADELPHIA.
Wilkcsbarre. Pa, ST. Louis. Atlanta.
Denver, salt Lake city. Memphis, Cin-
cinnati ana Dubuque, Iowa
The total number OF agencies located
IN the country he gave na forty-night
No tickets had been sold those found
on Caznevctto being the first INSTALL
ment printed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
rr,ina 90 I,corrnni.c.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 26.-All the west
ern and trans-continental lines wer,
represented at the meeting which con.
yened this morning FOR the purpose OF
considering the reorganization OF the
Western Passenger association and AT
the same time the formation OF a trans
continental association, both 10 be un-
der one chairman and governcm by
separate committees. n was ilnally de-
termlnod 10 leave the plans for the for
mntion OF the association TO Il commit.
tee. This committee N not TO report
until Wednesday.
General Passenger Agents Whitney OF
the Great Northern and Barker az the
Missouri kanHaa and Texas, although
upon one OF the committees, were al
lowed 20 80 into session with tham.
These two lines have some specinl
trouble that they wish arranged and
Il was thought better they should be
permitted TO attend to them before tho
general meeting convened and hive
their troubles adjusted IN tho reports,
than TO take up the dime of the general
meeting after the general committees
had reported n the Canadian pacific.
Great Northern and Northern pncifc
d. not acctar 20 hrcofrs rlsr.,i.sf. ~ t;t.l
II VIII be formed without
them, provided that all atginr sf,t...
sxtsc on ttfT general principles upon
which Tho association Is 10 be built The
Kansas city. Fort scott and Memphis.
the Denver and RIO Grand and the
RIO urande and Western have refused
10 become parties TO the agreement Of
the weHtern roads favoring The Issuance
VI half fare permits FOR the coming
year. The refusal n In detail ana In iii
features they VIII Observe the
agreement Their refusal viii not
change the attitude Of The western
onda aud all of them VIII carry out tho
agreement - originally provided. The
principal change In the sFftrinpnr nom
hat Of last year Is that except In the
'ahca ~ clergymen IN actual charge nf
the chairman Of the Western
Passenger association win have jnrlh- |
iiction over the permits what viii |
BECOME % this agreement 81 tho onse 4
he meeting falls 10 revive The associa-
ion and the chairman passes out of |
'xiHtence. IL troubling The weatern /
Dads n trlfie. but all u them seem 10 I
'e hopeful that the Western passenger
WIN Put IN fun power once
nore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

That Is the THE OF the Queen or
All the itussIns.

81. Petersburg. Nov. 20. -czar Nlcho-
las and Princess ak were married to.
day, Reaching shc winter palace they
entered tho Maiacbaci hall, where the
bridal procession was formed. Al It's
head were the court functionatles nnd
then came the czilrlnn escorted By III,
king " Denmark. her father. the ognr
ana Princess AliX came next, fol-
lowed BY the Princess OF Wales aud
the other nieinberH OF TIE imperial and
royal f1mi!lnsi another bunch OF court
officials krinslng M the rear The
procosaioD ilrat slowly trhvcfned Tho
cOnrlaye hail. tho panels on the waIla
being tie silver plates upon which tho
liusaian people presented to the late
cznr bread ann SAT- dnflng mis- journey
fhr9lRh thu. empire ai,,i -sri-iiie v,-,.i-5
sion Of his coronation. A large crystal
cnndelabrt was suspended from the
cciling. The Nicholas hull waa next
entered by the wedding party, II was
decorated with white nnd gold aud
adorned by richly cmbcillahed panels.
the work OF famous artists. In the
center 81 the wall was striking por-
trait Of Nicholas /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
sIadIson rnrk I,nns.

St Louis, Nov. 2G,--Flrst race--Five
iurlongs' Halpin won. J. II. Mc Sec
onu' Jennie third. Time. 1907.
Second race-Five furlonrs nnd
mar Dot Dimple won. Tom ponohue
second. Republic third. Time. 1:is ii
Ihlni raee'-Flye furlongs: I.eunell
third. Time. 1906. W"
hSurth race-Six furlongs: Pebble
i,ek won. Bob Clampett second. sui
IVAN third. Time. l.i9 1-2.
hlith race-Seven furlongs: Snowfall
won, Bargain second. Lady Pulsifer
third Time, 1888.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

second. Millboy third Tin. ~
Seoond race-seyen furian.s. ~ ~. -
neii won. Lewiston se e,ivass; hr ..
thlrd. Time, 100 IL. '' contest
maner u w roSsV dSs,d ''Grlonss, The Com
third. Time. 100. '"u' he'lct
Fourth race-one milo-r,.. -.
1ie IL. o''lua third. Time.
ieh race-Four and onc-hai, trr-
.onssi SUMMER Coon won, M ~,
SsSonu, Annie NJ. third. Time x ~
oA.h race-Four and one-hsis s,,r'
, ,rs; Isabelle won, ErstwhIls sccana.
toiaehe third. Time IA ~ 'n"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

San Francisco. Nov. 70 sister ,,ar,
Was Was .ne only favorite to win today.
WIN ~ pounds up. She ran a good
rec, roe. going the mile in i:4o 81.
80 n"s' race six furlonss=puchess
won. won, May Mccarthy second. Howard
third. Time, 1is.
r,s second race. six furlones-pasha
T Tyn. bernardo i.,l second, Expense third.
poIsstdi race. mile--slster Mary won.
$40 "a. 'hiru' Iline'
al, Fourth race. six furlongs--,fiss cniv
my, won Molly 4. second Plsvr;,i
third. Time, iiS. 'sN''u' riayiui
,,,t. iiln race, one mile, sellinr-Com-
mission mission won, Hydy second. Broadhead
third Time. $40 10 ''"u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov 2G.-First race
rive ana q half .eiFlenss Miss Gallon
Won, Won. = y-rus second, Miss Mamie third.
rime, 1903 H..
won. Followday second. Tramp third.
Time, l.O2
Ihird race-Slx and II half furlongs.
revenue won, Remand second. Press
Conley third Time. l:23.
fourtA receive and half furl0ngs.
Nellie osborne won. Rasper second.
Prince third Time. 100 IL.
Fltth raee-JOnc mile. Theodore II
Won, Wolsey. second, Jennie w third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
a sEnnNADnu KrLLnD.
Called Aside ana shot Down without
Annmrnnt Cmuac.

Petty. Tex, Nov. 2G.--To-night about
o'clock a party was serenading Mr.,
Joe Smiths family when WIN scruggs,
who is stepson Of Mr., Smith, called
George Rutherford. one Of the sere-
nadlnB party. to one side and shot
him. only one shot was fired. IL TAX
Ing effect In young Ruiherford's
throat. It IS not known yet but is
supposed to be fatal. Both young
men are Of the best families In town
md there Is no cause assigned for the
shooting as they were thought 10 be
the best OF friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

A corsicana Negro Empncd his re-
toly@r AT "a Policeman

c5rsidaHa. Tex. nov, e Whila re-
aisting. arrest Andrew Young. coiored.
was shot through the body tonight
By Policeman Luater aud once through
the jaw. LuSter was shot through the
feHhy part " his left leg and four
balls plpwed through his coat. After
tho negro had cmpticd his pistol he
ran ana was arrested nt Oulhrie's
livery stable BY Policeman Cole, II
~ thought the negro viii die. He wnl
ons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

london. Nov. 26.--The supreme Ar.
menian patriarch has written TO the
president OF the Anglo-Armenlan assoc
citation expressing his thanks Tor the
steps that have been taken IN Europe.
America and India In behalf OF The
prosecuted Armcuiana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

VI ,..rs n. y. Nov. 2G.-The
) anfy .,slstic club offered very
\, Wy ara tonight for the lovers
" aelne Maxey laugh and Gene
|. = el'. ere ne first pair to don the
}. ~ ~ men Weighing in at ITO
a. -, slx round bout. the fight
Y 's,elared draw at the end of the
!, found. ,,,,.
e. va,non. the Haverstraw brick
q 4, were scheduled to fight at 1856
~, nebbs was a colored man and
" hooked particularly white. YER
:. .~,,ned 10 have the best Of II when
X s,rd beaan. but when he made a
i, ia man he fell. He regalned
", however. and made another
"a, The coon, but his blow fell
81 i,ni the Impetus was so great he
IN hls head striking the floor
n fbe ring. The referee counted
y .N,nds before the brickmaiSer
~ !, reain his senses, and the spec
" :. saw 4 man knocked out by him
Z; 4, pllmmer. OF England. and
=, II Kelly were next. They fought
y N udunds Plimmer was seconded
n 4, brother Jack, BennyMurphy and
abblns OF England. kelly's sec
N rere Hewle Hodglns, Tommy Con-
y and Jim Kelly and Pete Butler.
had handagcs ON his wrist, to
he seconds Of Plimmer objected
ley were quickly removed. Both
baked to be in perfect condition
thty seemed TO fight for a mans
: They each weighed ia pounds
A. bout MaS Ia he % rounds. A
isal OF money was bet on the re-
{, lie Engllshman being the favor
nsto /. At the opening both |
md cautiously. Plimmer kept |
Nd bis corner. Kelly landed on the
-rer got light tap In on the head
!. again on the jaw. Both got In |
n Pllmmer on the body and Kelly
NJ sw, Honors even.
4 Ind 2--After some sparring Pllm-
reached Kelly's head and Kelly
b two body blows Pllmmer hit
punch In the mouth, making
10 Pllmmer landed three times
KEYS Jaw Kelly's blows fell
and Pllmmer landed again on
Mouth. Kelly got the worst of
round and everything was in
rness favor
1l s-Phmmer landed two on
u VI lace putting his face twice
q lyA The rope. The battle was so
y hat the police interfered when
"A IN round had lasted one minute
y nfse seconds. The referee award
7, u lsht 10 Pllmmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Paris. Tex. Nov. 2e--rbc Federal
authorities here are we'll acquainted
with Isaaca. The man who sent the
bogus money package from Kansas
CITY 70 Canadian. Tex, nnd which
Sheriff Notice Lost his life IN defending.
Deputy Marehoi Hooker Of Purcell.
says Isaacr has long been hnrborlnE The
most notorious bands Of desperadoes
and thieves ia the territory and " re-
garded - member o. them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

Fort smith, AfR.. Nov. ,5.-Aiatsl,ar
crump returned from Washington yes-
tcrdny and left Immediately for Mus
cogee. I. n, where he IL today holding
q conference with Marshal McAlestsr
with n view 10 concert OF action
agiinst the outlaws, The understands
ing 10 that the Cook gang 10 to 30
wiped ont with Winchesters at once at
the cost OF the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

was assaulted IN the suburbs to-dav
~, ~ negro named Albert Keiiinan.
me sirIs screams frightened her as
s,uiant away before he accommodated
nus PURPOSE KeNman was ARRESTED
, ~, pliced IN Jail but not before 4
lsrse crowd gathered aud some talk
OF Enching INDUCED in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27
! ( pEADY TO MEET MAHER.
u VIII knock MN orr
q y QUICK.


voy. ee.-Peter Makers chal-
'''s', p X Fitssimmons has received
~ u, answer from the Australian
sa', ,olay he will tackle Maher
q, ...,sIt all the purse money IL he
VA, ae,eat him in six rounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-27

South McAlester. 1. T.,Nov. 2c-rhe
cltlxenH OF Muscogee are Disguised with
the seeming lack OF interest manifested
by government officials in the suppress
Etaae rt;tiH~i-y and hare sfssFsli 4 20
ward OF $500 for the arrest OF i3lll Cook.
ana James Tinnor. THIS reward will
supplement tho reward OF 5000 offered
by the government ana $3.50 offered BY
Chief Harris Of the Cherokee Nation.