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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Rockpor,. Tex, Sept, i.v-By agree
mcpt OF all parties Interested the CON
test for the Texas state cliailsnge cup
was sailed thin evening over tho Rock
port Yacht clubs course between the
Wasp. challenging. ana Novice. defend
ing. The Wasp and Villa Vaughn hav-
ing to sail another heat 90 settle seq
ond place In the regatta rnee and 'Ae
course being the same, 1t was agreed
that the one heat should settle both
races. The Novice today allowed the
Wasp six minutes and live seconds on
the whole course, The boats came up
and crossed the line on thee start IN
the following order and time, The NO.
vice at 2;s6A5, the Wasp at 2,Sflh ana
the Villa Vaughn.at g;aiAA They made
the coarse in the following time. NO
Woe In . hours, &c minutes and 10 sec
onds; Villa Vaughn hours. minutes
aud 90 seconde the Wasp In hours,
minutes and "a seconds, the Novice
winning the cup, The Wasp takes sec
ond money, having II time allowance
over tho Yilia Vaughn of 10 minutes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

stephensville, Tex. Sept. f.-Fosters
storms for the closing days OF August
manifested here in showers and sun
SHINE but washed out the old month
and swept In the new with an all
nights deluge and the first OF septem-
Der has been wet and quite autumnar.
The boll-worm is iiourishinr without
hindrance and eating up the cotton
crop without remurse. These rains
are favorable for their ravages and the
farmers say the yield will be cut short
fully so per cent II not IS.
Stephensville is to have water works
and electric lights sometime within the
next six months. The city COUNSEL tos
determined to issue bonds TO he
amount OF $4,000 for the improvements
and an Ice plant, and certain Fort
Worth parties have agree TO nut In
$1,000 and do the building on terms
with the city with water works, ice
plant and electric lights, stephensvilie
will be one Of the most desirable towns
In Texas for business or homes.
Mr.. n, c. Baldwin has put In lew
boiler OF great power to enable him "a
gin his prorata of the present crop OF
cotton, which he says is to be the
largest In spite Of the boil worm ever
produced In Erath. This new tollei
gives him n capacity OF full 20 bales
a day,
The Pops encampment broke UP yes
terday evening. and the votnries re
turned to their homes through rain ant
darkness typical OF their political cen
dition in Texi,s
F.. Il. Wldcman, who was strncl
with a ball bat Thursday, Is doint
well and will recover. John william
son. one OF the essailants. is undo
bond, but John Rarnell who is &C
caused OF striking Wideman has no
yet been arrcsted. Some OF the eye
| defense. while others win make on
al least an aggravated assault
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Taylor. Tex, Sept. 1.-up to last
night Mt II o'clock IS worltmen who
have been employed in the Interna-
tlonal and Great Northern shops at this
place were dismissed on account of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas NOV
ing their division to Smithvlllc. j. l..
McCarty, who was appointed ticket
agent for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, will take charge on next Mon
day.
Charles Bell, a swltchman In the In
ternational and Great Northern yards
at this place. last night while attempt
ing to mount the pilot Of the switch
engine. lost his balance, fell and was
dragged a considerable distance, In
juring himself internally
DR.. Black, the company physician,
was summoned Immediately, and re-
ported this morning that he was In a
precarious condition.
Yesterday the gasoline furnace OF the
Taylor steam laundry overran with oil
and burned M thirty-nine shirts, which
were replaced.
Much rain has fallen In this sec
ton. which has caused cotton picking
to be retarded for q while.
"Precela,' or "Pllgrlm's Proxy" n
comic opera or "contata." viii be pre-
scented at the opera house next Tuesday
night for the benefit OF Young Mems
Christian association. The best local
talent in the city will appear In this
opera. ana chorus OF thirty voices
will assist I'm the presentation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York. Sept l.--shcepahead Bay
races:
First race. flve furlongs-correction
won, Rubicon second. Miss Harrington
third. Time, 1901
Second race. Autumn stakes, futurity
course-Applause won. Walter second,
Gotham third Time, lac.
Third race. Ocean handicap, mile ana
an eighth Roche won, Victorious Sec
ond. Farndny third. limo, 1865 20.
Dobbins won by a neck, but was dis
qualified for fouling.
Fourth race, fatgrity course, selling
Hardy Reed won, Nanklpor second.
Glen LILY third Time, i:io 2-h
Firth race. seven furlonga-- Belemor
won, Discount second, Pntricihn ihird'
Time. 1871 . -.
SIKH race, mila and nm eighth on
-Watterson won. Live OAK second
Jack Rose Third. Tine, liSI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

There will be addresses delivered by
the Democratic candidates for county
offices and other prominen, speakers OF
the Democratic party at the places and
dates indicated;
Popullst candidates and speakers are
respectfully urged to attend each APP
pointment for the purpose OF discuss
ing the issues OF the day
The appointments are Tuesday, Sep
tember 1, Kenednle. at 7'aO o'clock y.
M; wednesday. September o, Crowley,
al 1880 O'Clock p. m; Friday, Septem-
Der Z. johnson Station. at 1880 o'clock
p m; Saturday. September ), Lone
Star at II o'clock a. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
SUIT OF COMPRESS MEN.
THE psiLwAy COMMISSIONS mas
TAKEN ny SURPRISE.
The Injunction Asked by W. -.
Cleveland 4 Co. OF Hoaston--na.
the Harris County Court Jurisa.c-
tion In such Cascsf

,...t. ~. So. !. 49,, ,
Nus''' 49, 'Vpe - ny '"''noers
y, 'ne ,a',,v"a 'o''','nssioh a,e very
49," SUI 'ssu ~ wy s' o'susnN
~ s." :" '''ee'v, " ~ ~ 49,
~. y, ~, ~ wv houston n''u isNas
-, 1870, "'u V''''ts " ~" ~
~, oSe' ''e ~ 'N'ss WV ,'sn,"''''s
y w O9',''"'ss''" ." ,"s """'"s VI
tV,''' ''sS" S"u "n' V'''on'
me commission Is OF the opinion mat
" the Houston East and
West Texas railroad can haul cotton
,,. ~
:" houston lot eV oshh ON he "O
pounds and can pay 10 cents for COM
preston. the same road should be com
n.l.a % accan, AZ ,.,,,,s =. ~ o,is,,ni
$3.50 ~ "'' " NN"'' ""
p'ppostlpn'
Mr. Foster and Judge Mclean seem
10 think Tint m, uarria eountv di.-
80. ,... ,s.,,-.,
WV V""'t mas NO lurlu'ouon 70 w
the above suit. an the law. they say.
Is very plain In giving Jurisdiction TO
,,o ,r,.,,,i. .,,,r, 80, ~, ,ha,.h ,n.
Wy w "'a' Wv
tA'roau commission IL not mace party
to the suit, Il Is intended AZ a direct
attnel on the nuther,ty Of tho eon-
$500. =. ~, ...,,,. ......... ,,,,...,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Austin Tex, sept l--Goyernor Hogs
was asked yesterday to interfere In
the execution Of Albert Hall, which
was to have taken place on wednes-
day next at LaGrange. The Judge who
tried the case and many lawyers and
cItizens Joined in the request. but the
governor refused to interfere for the
reason that the murder Of the &nan
who was his victim was Of such a helm
MS character and 30 utterly without
mitigation that he would be recreant
TO his duty as executive II he extended
ciemency.
Attorney-Generai Cuiberson return
ed from Rockport this morning.
Mr.. Frank Andrews. consulting at
torney in the. announcements ONCE,
left yesterday to join Mrs. Andrews al
Hon. Joe y. Dibrcll OF seguin Is reg
Istarcd at the Avenue hotel.
Nr. H. II. Hazard. who sells inc
q \. T thread and has Travelled IL
I Texas for twenty years and known
/ 10 All men who use thread. is In ths
( clty and stopping at the Avenue no
I -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
LADoa DAY PARADE.
1t win Begin n, 10 O'Clock In the
:. Morning.

=
The following has been given out by
tNe Trades Assembly MS the official
order Of the Labor Day parade:
Division No, Ill. Chief OF police and
assistants on horseback
2. Mayor and city council in carri-
ages.
;. Band-Fort Worth Musical Pro-
tective union.
4. Trades Assembly OF Fort Worth
and vicinity, composed OF delegates
from the various unions.
Division No. 2.-l. United Brother
hood Carpenters and Joiners Of
America.
?. Journeymen's Stone Cutters asso-
citation OF North America.
3. stone Masons OF Texas, No. 4.
4. Granite Cutters union.
8. Brlcklayers Protective union OF
Texas.
9. Brotherhood Of Painters and Deco
rators OF America
Z. Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornlce Work
eTs International association.
8. Farmers Alliance No. 1889
o Band-Fort Worth Musical Pro
tectiye union.
Division No. al. Fort Worth
| Typographical union No. los.
| 2. Prcssmans union No. AZ.
3. Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men.
4. Cigarmakers International union
l OF America.
6. international Association Of Ma
/ chinists.
g. Iron Moulders' union OF North
America, No. 22I.
I. brotherhood OF Bollermakers ant
Iron ship Builders.
| s. Brotherhood OF BlaclHmlths.
Division No. Al. American Railway
union.
?. brotherhood Of Carmen OF America
3. brotherhood of Electrical Workers
4. Coopers union,
s. United Brewery Workers union.
6. knights OF Labor.
Z. brotherhood Of Laundry employees
s. Unorganized labor
The parade takes place In the fore
noon beginning its march promptly Al
! 10 o'clock.
New features have been added TO th'
afternoon program Of athletic event
| heretofore announced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6; ST.
Louis s.
second Philadelphia 10; St
At brooklyn brooklyn G; Louisville
g. m
second -I'rool,lyn 90 Louisville
At rlttsburg-Flrst -Pi,teburs
4; Washington If.
At pntphurg Second gamo-Piits-
burg 10; Darlington 9.
Al BALTIMORE Baltimore o. CleVolnnd
9.
At decentralization 4; Chicago II,
Al New York First gnfue--Cincinnati
S; New York 6.
Second game-Clncinuati 6. New YORK
AT sioux city--sloux city 49, Detroit
10.
AZ minneapolis Minneapolis .; In
Al milwaukee, milwaukee, s; Grand
RAPIDS /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

st. Louis, sept. i,-MadiHon resulta'
First race, Ave and n half furlonga--
ohosia won, Tom C. second, Dave Sea
third Time. il7 ~.
second race. selling, four and q half
furlongs- -Northweatern won. Annie H.
second. Alright third. Time, 5S L.
Third race, selling, three-fourths of a
mile Barker Harrison won. } b'Ereed
second, baby third. Time il9 Ia
Fourth race. selling, three-fourthh OF
IL mile Suuthernc5t won, INnnhoe sec
ond. Volens third. Time, NV
Flflb moe. tAuiisrp, three-fouTthH Of
a miis-Floroila won Arthur q. second,
schuylielIl third. Time. 1913 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

T.,therford. Tex, Aug. SO.-Mr. VIII
4. and mother, who have been on
trio for the summer, have return
70 weathcrford.
ne weatherford Compress company
making Ill the necessary repairs
,,unr up and getting ready TO begin
"A On the fall cotton. The cotton
i oil mill is also arranging to take
iaree number Of boys ana girls
Re left weatherford 20 attend the
k,vntlon at Cleburne. They are:
Sses sallie Weatherford. Maud ana
d swltzer, Messrs. WIN Culwell,
. I'd Marshall, Prof, Temple.
0a Interviewing the contractors and
|noermen OF the town, | find that the
4 Of lumber and building enterprises
at least 50 per cent better than at
time last year,
BIZ. Chew, Of Carey Lombard Lum-
h company. says: our sales for TINS
nth have more than doubled those
August last year :,
Mr. Griscom, of \. j. Roe's lumber
Hld says, For the month Of August
sales have been at least 20 per cent
ter than last year for the time, ana
cling better and better every day
I as busy now as l usually am in
iober.
H. Joe Nowlln, employed at VIM.
lreron & Co.'S lumber yard. says
sf sales for this time Of year are
is than one-thhd better than this
Pc last year, and are getting much
ier."
{ he Parker county delegation vii
Eport Judge I. N Roach for iloatei
the convention at Fort Worth Thurs
" Judge Roach has represented
county very acceptably In the leg
azure before. has been three tmei
sriy Judge, was chairman OF this
fksr delegation which went to Dial
% ilhe state convention. He heart
ndorses Horace Chiffon and his
laelples. Judge Roach Is no com
pnlse man. but is a Democrat of The
Esst water.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Ringyold, Tex. Sept. 1.-Prof. Stat
r, the teacher employed to teach
Fasgold's school. has moved here and
Gen a private school next Mon
|y
iae new gin Of d. NJ. Hand & Bro
started yesterday and ginned the
II bale OF cotton for Rlnegold this
|l The cotton was owned by Colonel
ealson picking is well under way
II zoe yield Will be good, though some
.aplaint is made on account OF boil
velonel Bob Kuleman and wife and
81 son. Jim Hogg Kuleman, are
sung In Eastern Texas.
=. W. r. Potter, a handsome younv
|-!scian OF Park Springs and Junior
Inter Of Purviance & Potter, our
LIS men. was in Ringgold looking
4 home. He win soon move TO Ring
Hfs Drake Of the 10 Harris hotel
reported to be gaining health slowly
rioiessor Stafford has bought land
ening town on the west and VIII
: 'nee erect nice dwelling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

waltham. Mass. sept L--csnerd
Nathnniel p. Tanks soldier and siafcs.
man. died at his home on Main street,
this city. shortly before o'ciosk tbs
nerping from bcRln trouble. after a
irns Illness FOR nearly two years the
general has been 8 suffrrf. but he
$50 not taken seriously ~ until about
q wrk ago. He began 10 sink rapidly
and at c O'Clock last rsohing u was
svident ihe end ssas fast approaching,
sre Eanlts with the genefiiis dangli-
tsr. Maud land the niece Niiss sybil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
An AIr.nndrr IsInnd.

washington. Sept. 1.-Rezuits at
Alexander Island;
First race One-hait Of n mile Col
unbus won. Bee Line second, Orange
third. Time, i5i.
second race-siS furlongs; Mike Ever
won rsmny Brophy second. DR. Hell
tuuth third. Time, LIB.
Third raev-=One mile and an eighthi
uaybreak won, Telephone second
tlrSol,lyn third Time. i:5s IL.
FOURTH rape-Fivc fnriongs; Laura
won. Fin water second, Fritz hira.
Firth racc--Flve furlongai Topmasi
,yoa, Jim Lamb second. Piekwick thirai
Time. 1908 liz.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

sa,.boro, TEX, Sept. l--considerahie
s n'',ssn, was occasloned around the
i''', .s,,.s this morning when 1t was
81 .Ast couple of sensational
been filed in Justice G.. II.
.,rt Mfr. W. C. Richardson,
- ,ssnt and influential citizen OF
sA aa,v filed complaint against one
p,,ler charging him with black
,,raer which he was arrested
.,.,nrht in today and. placed under
.-,-,,a which up to this time he
~ unabie to make. Mr.. Butler.
swore out complaint against
richardson, charging him with
,he person Of his wife, Mrs. G..
.'.ar and under this warrant Mr..
sAtson was arrested and placed
7. 5000 bond, which he readily
~ .norted that Richardson claims
np,,,ler approached him with the
.hat II he aid not fork up money
~. rvnuld have him arrested under
| .saree Of rape and Richardson re-
| I, SAI resulting in the sensational ar
y. 'nreliminary trial is set for next
.,say and some racy developments
| .rnc,ed to be produced.
- arst crew from SmithVllle to
.fson went north this morning In
- N Conductor Charles Turney-
are now six passenger crews on
sar,h end and three on the south.
lew days the Katy VIII run
I.oaeh into Galveston.
- have been about so CONVEX
The tent meeting conducted by
uotchkiss of the Methodist
IN since the beginning, two weeks
1.,,es NJ. Moore, deputy county
Y Al his county, has been seriously
~ inc past week. but Is now able
| ~ removed TO the home OF ms
snts nj Hubbard city.
m Waiter i. Spouner died In TINS
a. 1880 o'clock last night at The
|Sasnee Of his brother-ln-law, l.. 5
"A HIS remains were followed &c
rave BY large concuurse o.
Ia and relatives. and the members
Ns1 o. G. n. and Woodmen OF Inc
IA Of which bodies he was
nirent and influential member.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

one Of the tricks OF trade Is for the
shop keepers OF London TO include the
weight OF the paper In which articles
sold are cnveloped- IL mas been SHOWN
that huge pront Is nude IN ms way.
For instance, the report OF the puphu
control department OF the county eouh-
ell states that IN recent cuhe II WIS
shown that firm OF tea dealers sofa as
quarter pounds Of tea packets Mhloh
contained four drachms weight OF pa.
per. and that on this the hfin proil.eu
10 the extent OF some Thousands year
The ret ult OF the investigation IN Lon
don was that out Of bsb bags OF hour
weighed ready for delivery 4zi wers
found OF deficient weight the deficiency
amounting to over per cent In avs
packages Of sugar sI7 were found 10
be short weight, while out Of Ea2 pack
ages OF tea W were short weight TO the
extent OF over 2 per cent, In ADDITION
10 the loss by weight OF the wrapper
II was found that IN number OF cases
the gross weight OF the packets was
short
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Denison. Tex. Sept l.--Judge Peck
and Attorney L. NJ. standifer of this
city are in receipt OF invitations 10 take
the stump in Indiana for the Democ-
raoy. They Will accept and leave in a
few days.
Gate City Chapter o. h. s.. No IL
held their annual installation OF officers
last night.
The police are making war on dogs.
Cotton brought c cents on the streets
this morning.
Henry Hawley has disposed OF his
4 interest in the State hotel to l.. c..
| Ran and wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

carrolton, Tex. Aug. ai--rhe month
- Ausrust has been very uneventful
IN carroilton. Not sensational Of any
"a. and not marriage and only one
asath. IAN infanp- ,,,.or,a,y t,yo
miles sa lsS'p rain is now falling, whish 3
= sslecnd--as water Is more scarce
than Tor three years. ,,,e,tv minutes
III" Ii has been raining iI,, 1Tens erop pi The
and VIII insure a l ,,s good As was
yleiu "a "a n would be. We have 2 ne"
sgpp asd new grain house. sox4o feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Waco. Tex, Sept Tho reorganized
central campaign committee OF Nc
Lehman county. Of which Marshall
surratt is chairman, issued today a
circular addressed 10 the Democracy
OF the county urging upon them mo
nacessi4v OF vigorous efforts 70 lnsure
inc success Of the Democratic ticket.
This proclamation 10 virtually the opsn-
ing gun fired In MeLennan county
since the adjournment OF the state
convention,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Terrell. Tex. sept. This section Is
having an abundance o. rain to the
discomfort Of the farmers and people
generally, The worm in the cotton Is
the alarming AFFAIR row.
The Populiats continue their camp
and today they invaded the city and
Speakers Farmer and Rhodes add
dressed good audiences on the streets
and were loudly applauded by the
Populirts in attendance. The camp rs
not very largely attended BY our citi-
gems.
Terrell has been damned with coun-
try people today who have stopped
work on account " the rsin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

NH'on, Tex, Sept, 1.-Exceedingly
lay rain fell throughout the county
~ night and this morning.
considerable elation was manifested
= today over the receipt Of the news
ne Nomination OF Dave culberson.
- Prominent men expressed them
80 as % the opinion that no better
n. could have been made. Hodges
.lofd and sheppard all had warm
s.-alefs, but Culberson's nomination
n. loyfully received, even by these.
~ =. w, Dale OF Denton has bought
IN rec Press at Decatur ana
~ eaye at oAce 10 continue pubiiea-
ot the same.
~ s5-sl g. w. Geers win In a short
~, START new paper here. This re-
-, nss been denied by some, but re-
IN Information confirms the truth
NE statement. FNIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Bolton, Tex, Sept 1.-Abundant
rains have fallen within the last few
days.
Wheat sowing will begin as soon as
the ground is In order
Major Whitsltt has returned from a
canvass of Bell and adjoining counties
In the interest OF the bell county fair
and says the stock exhibits viii be
larger this year than any previous
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

FL Paso. TEX. Sept. 1.-Mrs- Maud
Lawrence this afternoon attempted TO
take her Ire by putting bullet
through her body. In her haste she
aimed the ball little too far 10 the
right and the ball PASSED around me
lung instead Of through II, II ~ hald
~. may recover. Her. husband ~ liv-
,nq In Mexico and has induced her
daughter OF Is years TO leave hof,
whieh Is supposed 10 have caused the
attempt at suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

41esyille. Tex, Sept. l .--Mrs, Mai
~ y. and daughter returned home from
W ~ 10 Arkansas this morning,
Eliza Edwards returned from
~, SO. to teach school.
~ Mollie Cox OF Tennessee is here
~. TO begin work in the pnbiic
Ia, which open Monday.
ton' x Lewis cane down from Ard
u 1sy Moberiy Of Longyiew. VINO
II 49, visiting the Misses comegys'
~ morning for home.
vance given by Miss Carrie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Baltimore. Md. Sept i,--chairman
buchanan of the Democratic state corr
vention today appointed Haltersly w,
Talbot OF Montgomery county. chair
man OF the state executive cmomittee,
IN place Of Naval Oficlnl Barnes Comp
ton. resigned IN accordance with prusi-
dent Clcveland's idea that coldiers
should not be active In politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

The conditions OF immigration have
vastly changed In three-quatters OF
century. There arrived by SAILING ss s,
sei in The Chesapeake IN the year 1921
a whole Prusslan village Of 100 persons
with their pastor Such general move
ments are VI known now. though large
groups OF Russi1n Hebrews fleeing
from the same region sometimes come
over, ana the Italians commonly strive
10 bring over their neiEhbors, ftienus
and Fellow villagers, MOST OF ",
Cinnamon In the United States are said
10 be CautOncse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Bmithvnle. Tex. Sept. 1.-The divis-
ion headquarters OF the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas were today moved from
Taylor to this place. increasing the
population over 100. Work on tho
shops Is being pushed rapidly. Ben
Wilson ,.,3rmerly with the Houston and
Texas Central, has bssn appointed
yardnlaator, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Lampasas. Tex. Sept, This county
has been blessed with good rains the
last thirty-slx hours.
Cotton pickers are in great demand
and cotton selling at cents.
The Park hotel has closed and the
house ia being prepared for school
building.
The town is full OF people and money
is circulating more plentiful than us
ual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

El Paso. Tex, Sept. ! "a. L. Mar
shall. chief engineer OF the Rio Grande
Northern railway. which is to. be built
from the san Carlos coal acids to the
southern pacilie rnilroAds at cbiSpe
STATEN. left here today for Chlspa. Wc-
companied By H. ID. Miller OF Pitts
burg. Miller Ia the engineer for the
contractors, who expect soon 10 go ~
work ON the read.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

waco, Tex, Sept. 1.-The manage
ment Of the waco Evening News
abou, ten days ago notified the com
positors employed on thai paper that
a reduction Of the scale OF wages from
az 10 2s cents per 1000 ems would be
made on September l This reduction
Inc printers, who are union men De.
clined to accept and today force OF
non-union comppsitors are employed on
the paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Banks. were at his bedside constantly
antli his deaih At midnight the gem
erai hecanc unconscious aui he slowly
lost his strength ri,il the hour ~ his
death, The end came very quietly. ana
those gathered about th,- bed Of the
owing general were hardly aware when
he nnsscl nMnN.