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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
AmERYKA

AM RYK
W SALIVA, W Stanie
Kansas, trzech zamaskowanYch
rozbojnikov napadlo bank i
obrabowafo. Gdy uciekali
konno, pu5ci} sic "a mimi
kasyer z fuzya W reku jedoego
postrzeli} Ten zachwie1 sic ma
koniu, lecz jeszcze Gwierc mill
ujecha}, potem spad} pa ziemie.
Dwaj jego koledzy zaraz go
dobili, ably ich ME wydat, lecs
mimo to wiadze policy ne jul
wiedza, co to by} "a ieden, a
znsia tak3e nazwiska iego
towarzyszy, cho6 ich dotad
u)ac ME zdo}ano.
NEW YORK.-WieIu leka.
rzy zaprotestowa}o przeciwko
traceniu skazancow przez elek.
trycznosG; twierdza, De ka2dY
uderzony gromem elektrvcznYm
napowrot MODE bY6 powofanym
do &ycia. Rzeczywista s5nier6,
2daniem, uastepujs dopie-
70 po n~atychmiasto wem pruc'u
trupa. W obec tego chce
gubernator Flower, prey mai
blizszem traceniu, pozwoli6
odnoSnym lekarzon, ably zrobili
probe.
SZEF POLICYE 10. Chicago
rcbi oszezednosci. Zmniei sza
obecnie sklad silly policYjn o
IS ludzi, . wkr6tce podobno
uwoloi z policyi jeszcze 200
DELEGAT papieski Msgr.
uwiadomil w%szystkich
biskup6w W st. H.. IL ma
&yczenie OLGA sw. swiebopietrze
zbieraDe " Ameryce i odsyfane
przez biskupow wprost do
Raymu, ma bye ma lego rece
wysefane. Saba, lie zarsadzenie
to wpfynie IA obftszy wp}y-
wanie skfadek.
KS. S. JAN FOLEY, biskup
de1roicki, wyjedzie ]eszcze W
.tym miesiacu ad limma Apo.
stolorum do Rzymu. Zabawi
tam kilka miesiecy.
PLTTSBuRG, Pa. Sad
w7zs2Y staoowy wydaf de;v-
zya. ma zasadzie kt6fel siostry
katolickie ma)a prawo zostaG
nauczycielkarni W szko!ach
publicznych,l nosic swe ubranla
zakonne, podczas godzln
szkolnYch.
POLSCY ZYDZI zamieszka.
Ii W Nowym Yorkn obcho 32lll
tel zgon cara Alexandra 3go
wielk;em zebran,eln-kt6re sic
odby}o W Windsor tea1rze ia
Bowerach poui3ej Canal ulicy.
Zebranie bio bardzo liczne, j
mowcy zabieraiacy gfos "
aogielskieb russkiej i hebrej-
skiei movie, oez wy]atku wyra'
zal, swe zadowolenie re zgonu
Cara-kt6rego ready nszywal'
dsepotycznemi - a kazdy 60
naval ,Alexander giupl :.
MONEY! staraIi sic dowodam',
przekona6 drogiego o ME
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

jego okropnle pognie-
clone odwieziono do trupiarni.
Zmar}y mia} a. lat i pozosta-
viii pograzona W smutku zone
i dzieci.
w DETROIT, Mich, Po.
lax Conus zostal obrany
aldermanem gel wardy, a an
Kulwicki cenzorem podatko-
wynn.
DURYEA, Pa. -Cz1onek
Tow. Najs}. Serca Jezusowego
Franciszek Bystry, zosta]
pokaleczony W mainach Baby
lon Coal Co. d. 1890 b. m.
Odes}ano 60 do szpitala W
Pittson. - KS. J. Orlowski,
proboszcz parafi tutejszel,
cieszy sic zy%czllwo$cia swoich
para6an.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

lon Coal 60. d. 1920 b. m
Odes}ano 60 do szpitala "
Pittson. - KS. J. Or1owski,
proboszcz parafi tutejszej,
cieszy sic zyczllwo$cia swoich
para6an.
Z -
Polacy zamieszkali w Philadel.
phil i okolicy sformowalj
organizacye pod nazwa 1szy
Korpus Wojsk Polskich gen.
Pu}awskiego W Philadelphia,
Pa. Ma razie przystapi}o dc
tel organizycyi al S towarzystw
wolskowych. Dnia 1890 Paz.
przystapi}o do tego Korpusu
Tow. wo)skowe Krakus6w Sw.
Jadwigi, z Frankfurt, Pc.
Opr6cz tego zrobi}o apllkacya
do sztabo Towarzyst. strzelc6w
S}owianskich.
POINT, Wis.
= Kodak nasz p. T. Ksycki
z Grand Rapids, Wis, bawi}
pare dni W naszem miescie.
P. Ksycki otrzyma} W powle-
Gle Wood nominacye ma tykie-
Gle republika hskim IA klerka
powiatowego izostal ogromna
wiekszoscia glos6w obrany.
W ~powiecie Wood jest zaled-
vie. 200 Pohk6w. a pomimo
to pan Ksyeki dostaE nrzad
.przynoszacy rocznie $1,000
powiecie Portage Po!acy
|demokraci oddaja pezesz}o
2, 600 g}os6wr jednak urzedu
tego, chociaz sic o niego
starali;. ME dostali. Innynaro-
dewey dem powiadaja, IL Ola
PoDak6w niepotrzebne urzeda,
i pa Polak6w ME gIosuja.
Twierdza oni; IL Polacy tutei-
81 So tax ciemni, IL ME. zro-
zur'iejq obe1ei i pom5mo
zadawanych ira c5agle
zniewag, tykiet. demokraWez-
ny wotowac beda zawsze i
wzbogac;t urzedami demoAfa-
tow innych narodowosci.
:(R6Mek
w SCRANTON, Pa. ist-
n;eje Cd kilku miesiecy POL
ska Hasa Robotnicza', zalo-
zena ia podobnych zasadach
jak Zwiazck N. P. .lub Ajed-
nocsenie lub Unia, a r5zpiac
sic tenn cd nsch, re warunki
So 3agodnieis2e, a korzysci tie
same. l. tn )ak W Chicago
wyp}aca kasa pos1niertna 5000
w yazie Smiercl meza,. a $500
pc Smierci 5ony. Hasa ia ma
tee zamiar zblizyc ku sobie
wszystkich Polak6w w Penn
sylvanii : pociagn2e przede-
wszystkiem ku sohie tycb,
kt6rzy dotychczas. do zadne]
kasy p~osmiertnej ME nale5e-
Ii.
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Sedzia
pan Seaver skazal genera{a
Rybakowskiego ma 90 On:
wiezienia "a w}6czegostwo
p,,L,1-oXvci-i 80 zorza} kare
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md. -
Appellacya DIR. Jana Kren1ie-
ma, kt6ry 2osta} "a zab6jstwo
skazany ma TO lat ciezkiego
wiezienia / ~przymusowej cie%
kiei piracy, ME odniosla
zadnego' skueku. Doktorek -
e~x-przyw6dzca / doradzca
burzycieh para6a1nych must
powedrowa& tam, gdzie on
jego przyjaciek na]eza. Wnet
rozpocznie sic process jego
zacne] p~ohowicy, kt6rei take 2
pewnoscia kilka latek "a
wspolnictwo. W zbrodni ME
mimic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

Pc ~REZYGNACYI pana
J~erzmanowskiego zajal tym-
c=asem miejsce prezesa Ligi
Polskiel dotychczasowy 1szy
wiceprezydent p. J6zef Ma
pieralski, miejsce wiceprezy-
denta zas dotychczasowy 2g'
wiceprezydept p. Michal Kru.
Ska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

obraze honoru. Zyjemy W
czasach. W kt6rych bezpod-
stawne zarzucanie komu O.
szczerstwa ME uchodzi. -
Ukaza1o tn sic nowe pisemko,
pod tytu}em Herald. Wychodzl
raz ma miesiqc. Redaktorem /
wydawca jest P. I. Koscio-
lex.
w CLEVELAND, @. Ff.
Blacha, salonista, zosta] odda-
ny pod sad kryminalny "a
zab6jstwo. Zastrzeli} on jedne-
60 z goSci, kt6ry mu ME chca]
zaptaci6 "a piwo.
- Wydawce
Sztomdoru p. J. I. Migdalskie'
60 zmusi} n%adzwyczajprzy
stan zdrowia, opu$ciG nasze
miasto ma pare miesiecy, ably
odetchnat swiezem powietrzem
po}udnia. Wybory w naszem
miescie zakohczy}y sic zab6j-
stwem. Kilk'1 demokratow
chcia}o* ,cdebrac pud}o Z g]o-
sami sedziemu wyborczemu
Kolkander'o a gdy sic bro
nil, strzelono do niego i
nastepnego dnia umar}. Nor
dercy uciekli, ale policya ma
nadzieje, re pojmani zostana.
% DE7V~H7 n ~vyI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
A PO c.

KRAZY PO GAZETACH
w~iadomos6, jakoby Zygfryd
Bartkowiak, obywatel amery-
kariski, dawniejazy salonista.
W Chicago poi echawszy ma
Stub, swojeJ siostry do 'Gnrez-
ma, zostaE tam a"resztowan7
i wziety do woiska. Nam ME
bardzo chce sic wierzyc W te
historyjke, DO znaliSmy owego
Baptkowiaka 1ako szczwanego
lisa, podebnego charakterem
do g}osmege meczeanika
Krzemihskiego. Predict bysmy
~uwierzyli> gdyby gazety pisa'y.,
liz Bartkowiak W Prusach "a
,aka zbrodni2 dostat sic do
%kryminatu i ola tego tymcza-
sem do Ameryki powr6ci6 ME
:moze- Jest on podobno bra
tenn Z drugiego OLGA g}o5nych
wedrownych ksiegarzy a ra-
ezej kretaczy Slawskich.
SOUTH CHICAGO, Ill.
= w srode, II Listopada, W
W t~utejszyca zakiadach ia
brycznycznych Illinois Steel
Co." :pad} .o6ar4 fatalnego
wypadku % letni robotnik
polsk; Franciszek Maniiski,
Fam. pm. 884o ma Commercial
ave. Podczas gdy znajdowa}
sic on prey piracy, spad{o
nan wazace setki funt6w ze-
lame ramie windy, Nieszcze
sliwy zosta} literalnie zgniecio
ny - W tel chwili ducha
wyziona}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

BUFFALO, N. Y.-Sedzia
pan Seaver skazal genera}a
Rybakowskiego ma 90 dni
wiezienia "a w}oczegostwo.
Rybakowski ilz zacza} kare
odsiadywa&. Wydawca
Refformy p. Karlowski porob'f
luz pie-wsze kroki, azeby
wydawnictwu Polaka u Ame-
race wytoczyc nowy process o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

at Red Bank.
Rcd Bank, y. j., Nov, i9.-The APP
proachlug cold weather brings 10 mind
the winter sports. for which this place
has become famous. Red Bank, as
has been said truihfuuy by we'll
known authority is the "icc yacht
ing center OF America" Added to
this reputation is the fact that the
worlds skating records We're made
here two winters ago 10y Joe Donog-
hue. subsequently. during the same
season, John s. johnson came east
aud defeated Donoghue and other
crack skaters.
Last winter. when Red Bank was
selected by the association as the
place for holding the national cham
pl1uHhlp skating races, the North
Shrewsbury Ice yacht club, under
whose auspices the events We're to he
held, hustled around and by Decem-
ber'l had everything In readiness An
the funds necessary were raised, and
there was nothing lacking FOR u sue
ceHsful meeting except the weather.
There was little ice during the season
ana tho races did not take place one
night cold wave, more severe than
any OF its predecessors. happened
along, and In two or three days the
river was cuuted with lee about 1--we
Inches thick The skating committee
OF the Ice Yacht club Immediately mo-
titled the skaters, u number OF whom
arrived Upon their arrival a storm
and u warm spell SGT IN, and the lee
disappeared. The skaters remained
here for Il week waiting for Ice, but
they went home disappointed
THIS winter however, we are going
70 have some big frcc2ng weather II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

The Gazette holds Itself in readiness
to prove by reference to committee
OF business men to be appointed in the
usual manner
l. That the Daily Gazette has the
largest bona fds daily circulation IN
Texas
That the Semi Weekly issue has
larger circulation than any other news
paper in Texas,
3. That the seml-weekiy Gazette has
double the circulation OF the semi
weekly Dallas News.
The Gazette will forfeit 500 to any
benevolent institution that may be des-
ignhted by any party who shall sue
oessfully eontrovert either OF these
three propositions
The Gazette viii pay $50 to any per-
son who viii present at Its business
ONCE statement OF the circulation Of
the Dallas News by days for either
OF the last three months, verified by
the AFFIDAVIT Of representative Of the
News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
IMPROVEMENT IN IRON TRADE.
BLAST FURNACES NORTH AND
SOUTH PUSHED.
CnrncElc's New Plant UncaunIcd.
More New Tin Plants nnd Trade All
over the Country Taking On u
Cheerful Aspect.


Philadelphia IA NOV 2"-The I'M
provement in tho iron aud steel trades
which commenced a tow Months ana
..,tn a,.,,.,,,,- ,,,,.,..-. -
S''" Continues business ~ BttuIB net
ter day by day, and the consumption
OF both iron md steel d Rtcadny IN
c,.,.tr,,- M, r,,u,,,. 10.
NV ''V''''N TO- "''r "''""b
iIUhuIaclulelA generally lhat the conf
inE spring months will witness a great
rpviyoI In MI brnnohes ~ busip,ss Az
..u, 80. -, ,
W." "' 't'" i'Vll INC ""''S ElN'h heI'W
the Iron trade, as usual, leads the
movement toward more prosperous
tt,,,,.
me tonr hlaat furnaces OF the Penn
ayNauia steel company, at Steelton,
Pa. m tde ouite a record for produstion
t,.,, ,,... ~,
'''' '''''" furnace NJ d i'"ne an
average of over 200 tons per day dur
ing the month. using Cuban ore. E,tr-
rn,,a Nc . ,ra c,,,ni,,., -.
,s
ptodlet OF over lE'VOo tons OF pig iron
FOR the month. while No, / furnace,
usinp lake ore avernred over ion tons
Der DIV
Construction OF the fur hast fur.
uup4a tf fhf. furnapifs EfTal npp,u v,t,y4
limited M puoueanc ia bos 49, ~,
rnfnmencrI n viii reotira Sh,n,
yror In ro,nnlete Tho furnnSes a,d
when nnIsbed tho plnnt viii ~ he
lnreest nnd most r6mnletc In Tho Iy,tte5
states The stacks viii he az f.st in
height nnd mo eos, ia estin,ted at
s550.0O6 nnisbing mil An eonnectio,,
Win thn furnaces Is also plonnsd M
iocntlon Of tbe firnnces viii no s,,,tn
OF mo stool works The ftirnnce. ,,6i
be largely n,ofeird nfter f,,rnacos 81
ana M Ressemor ana WIN mon ho,,d
a capacltv on from 950 10 ioo tons az
Dig lrnn every twenty-four hours M
tract upon which the plant viii sta,,d
cnntuins aft,-four acres. ma a. IL c,-
pccted tbat Inc bulldings' togatbe, Mir
the necessary trsstles ana trorLs u,tii
royer neariv All az n VIZ"
Rogcrs nrn,vn q co ON. %, H.
largest rln IRON commission bonses '' i'm
tbe if,ttaS stbtss v.Ith n,,,, ~, $50 Al,
cy.t-y iceiinw clty In mo c,nntr, ''' ~,
recent market rennrt mikes no y,r !" .
inc rsfprsnce Ia me MIC iron c,,, 4 Az"
of tbr sountyy In the Nnrth o,,J ' ~ II
soutb. ,~rbe ,mnressIon is c - wy
a,nonr buye,-, that there ia ,rIi,,, '',gi,
idie fnrnsCc canacitv En- Tho nn,,,,,','
which nwnits oniy n slight imnr,,,"'',a, /,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

and the rnppapv 10 ,,rora riro- 60 40
business an a much ,hrgar scai. 1na a
ever before ''''"
Tho STOW, uapufacturirs, co,rnanv
Of Rinebamtnn %y'"trns So,i pra,s
or the stow haylbia sboft re,,n,ts ,hat
business for the mast threa months
shows an Increase Of M ia na,, cent
over the corresnondinp months ~ 1909
The Andersen foundry nnd r,achinc
company. Of Anderson Ind has made
ARRANGEMENTS TO "a into the nanmSac-
turing Of machinery for makinp lin
plates, The company will manufac-
tire the Thomas e white tinnine NOT
timing rolls nicllIpg nacbinea an,
healing boxes. etc. The company will
also manufacture engines IN 10 forty
horsepower.
The new plant of the Porter roonnp-
company. al Anderson Ind bsa hees,
put in operation. The compnny viii
manufacture standard and centre
crimped roofing and sldinr. corrucat-
ed sheets, etc. A large number Of men
will he given omplnyment as soon as
the plant Is I'm full operation.
The Arcade file works at Anderson
Ind, has made many improyements
and extensions in It's plant during the
last two or three wears. The works
are now running to their fun capacity,
and are giving steady employment to
n large number OF hands.
The Bettendorr Metal Wheel COM
pany, at Davenport. Iowa. will Ie-
build the works on much larger scale
which We're burned recently.
The Beaver Tlnplate company has
been organized at New Lisbpn Ol,io.
and Is now engaged In tho ersc.in,, -
tlnplate plant at that place. The
main or mill building will he gO0xl00
feet In size and win be Of iron The
tin house Will be 6OxlM feet ana viii
be built OF brick. The annealIng .ho,,ee
viii be 70XS0 feet. and will he bulit ~
iron while the boiler house win ha,,a
n capacity OF 600 horse nor,sr M,
boiler house win be 45x60 feet. iron The
foundations are now being put down
for six mill train Of hot rolls tbon,yb
only four Will be mt in ~ nras,l,s,
The foundations for the cold rolls Of
four mills have already been completed
The engine win be OF the Coriiss t,,na
Electrical cranes win be instaiied W.
or u tons capacity in the main h,IId-
ing and one of 1--WE tons capncitv In ~,
Gnnealing and tin house T,be on tira
plant Will be equipped with Tho nnst
modern and labor saving rnachinnr,, -
.trucfiSn ia i,ai,s me work OF con-
as possible, and the new conoar ap' Wy.
poets to be in the market early in the
coming year.
me first tin plate mill to be estab.
y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

81, Petersburg, Nov 25.-rhe c1ar. In
hia manifesto to the Russian people,
says;
Solicitors for the dsstlnies OF our new
nalsn we deemed 1t wen not to delay
tho fulhllmont OF our hearts wish. the
legacy snerSdly left by our father now
resting with God or to defer the re.
haAuon OF the joyful expectations OF
tho whole people that our marriage he
hallowea by tho henedlction OF our
parents, and that It be blessed by the
sacrament OF the Holy church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
rnn rAnpoNINa of Gown
GOV. Flower sensitive-I' =
Statement.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. y
Flower is much annoyed cva \
llclty attending his pard'n'l. \.
inals. The fact that ne \.
were Informed about bis n.y. u
ed a batch Of four eons'' Z.
burn prison a few days " \
particularly distastefui ~. y IA
he said to the Evening ~, ~, NJ, \
dent this afternoon, y "A
do not understand the re ,iss /,
hive caused me 10 essi, M, "A
ency. and as a result w AZ "A
iItS error in criticising Y
don't believe in giyins; ip'.sse:.I
time TO such matters ss-esss
or that when the faet b<n a
sho,it a convict HAVING ri
his liberty he Is put " go
vantage in trying 70 ssssns,
lie over again. The sys r, ia
ed unueT INV fever DC T.
the legislature ,asn,nv.cts i,
done in pardoning eo Emit y
The people can read ny ~
tors intellisently, as . ~ susE
set forth then 10 ~ ne
Regarding the pardon !, thsfl, l.
prison iil'n s.'ea in unFal,'
cisns OF my acuonp. ssse
that fact 1 shall ~ Srrouaas
pardons." --.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

This paper IA kept on tlle ana adver-
Using rates may be nsoortnlned AZ the
phl % NJ the American Newspaper Pub
lishera' Association. Tomplp Court,
New York. or from its Eastern bust
ness Office. As Tribune building. New
York
Western business Office: COO. 1.-THE
Rnokcry" Chicago. ILL.,
s. G. Bcckwith sole agent for foreign
ADVERTISING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Philadelphia and Baltimore capital
lists have agreed to assume the finan-
cial end Of the work Of building the
jettles necessary to obtain deep water
at Aransas Pass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

The San Antonio Express becomes
enthusiastic over Southwest Texas
and declares that section will produce
anything from December roses to ALI
gators an, the year round and ten feet
fatttr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

il may not be impertinent to Inquire
IL Governor Hogg will make Fort
worth his home after retiring from
Office. as was intimeted several
month"; ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Berlin, Nov si.- ,'sl',r:s 1
wife Of Prince Hl. ~ m,ls,'
varzin at 5 o'clock i 'la',s,,. 1
condition OF the ssiil's,I
alarming yesterday X, ,ad
a a'as 'i then announced a. l's -
Ma Sas suffered sin a rels y, q .
a ANN ~ tie prines.. ~ ~ I
s'om All the Ts,,S,.ec
ann s,n,'no,,,,noned. Count . III =
s srrrs last cyenins,. ,ssla I'll
When his mother I'll ~ y
M yaSSs" death upon Va "a "
~ serious, il may p Ss Sstisi
ceIior has been NJ = bsss ~
his daily drives
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

The travelling agents Of The Gazette
ARE
W. II. INGALLS,.
]. y. TERRY.
w. II. MARCHNtAN.
~. NJ NOBLE.
r. l.. MELLON
PROF. CARL VINCENT.
H. q, STAITI.
Letters Of authority are given to all
bther parties especially accredited TO
represent this paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

UP votes enough TO beat Evans. the
Republican. who on the face Of the
returns was elected. The governor
has ONE good point at least-he's a
hustler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

THE sEMI-wEERLY GAZETTE,
one year ISSUED Tuesday and En-
hhy). 81
Six months. 10 cents.
Three months. 20 cents.
\ postmnsterl are authorized TO act
ns agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Undoubtedly OF an the southern
states which held an election this
year. West Virginia Is the blacklist
on the political map. And then 10
think that Elklns viii succeed Cam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Governor Iurney's campaign over
In Tennessee does not seem to have
ended at the polls, November 6 lie
is. sim very buslly engaRsd hunting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

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10 cents week.
Daily and Sunday Gazette. co cents
n month.
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IT, Daily anc Sunday Gazette. one
ye. 6, 800.
mo~ths. 50 $50.
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month, 75 cents.
The Sunday Gazette. one year. S2.ou
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r10O.
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Nopennagen' Nov. 2i.--A cable dis
patch patch from Shanghai has been received
nure To-Day saying that an imperial de-
re S.,' mas been Issued depriving Ii Hung
Shahs OF all his honors, out ALLOWING
ain 10 retain his present functions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Japan has furnished a shining ex-
ample Of nation able to mind Its
own business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
rmn INpIAN rnnnronN rnonLnM.

THE INDIAN IEHHiToHh PHohLbh'
The condition of affairs In the Indian
,rarri.p,.v has ba.,r,e so dnrIorabto
49,, al,
tut hon'et"'hk must pe uoie ny '"e
national government 20 restore order.
The daily rcports nj murder. arson.
-. ,,,,...,,, ,.,t,,.. ,,.,,,.,..,
win the daring ucNlltfy OF the COOK
gang have created q profound interest
throughout the ontlre country in tho
welfare OF that territory. Nothing less
than direct and absolute police control
by Federal authority appears Ia be
fensible SO much interest has hoeu
aroused by the atroolous crimes com
mlttpd in the Territory during tho past
few months. that pressure viii proba-
bly, be brought 10 bear upon the next
session of spn,frcaa tn take som. kind
&C.,
OF ne'iNlNe action me report OF the
Dawes commission sent to Investigate
nrfnirs I'm the Tprritnry onIy adds to
-. ,.,t., nh.
we "'''''''S W. "''''''"','' i'''''' NV
Minnrapols Tribune discussing the
rpuort or the commission, aa wen ns
the condltion ~ ,rr,ir- 4, IA, ter,ltory
~, ~, Wv
anu the treaty WIN IN" lhdlan"' SAYS
"rhC treaty gave 90 the tribes the
power NJ salf-goyornm"ut They have
demonatrOtol io The satisfaction Of the
commission that thoy have not cNrr-
ciaed that power I'm q way to insure
peace and rood order. The events of
the last week. or two rprruaerate the
conclusion of tho commission Violence
robbery, nurdcr. attacks on railroad
trains. and Indeed every form Of dls,
order urr rampant The life aud prap-
s,.t,. 80 ali. frgI,,, .,,I ,.t,ft.. moe, o. H.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

T.. Rutherford, agent Office. Mcleod
hotel.
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Persons who nrr unable to buy
The Gazette GA trnInS, or who's. de-
livery OF the paper NJ their homes
IL unsuisfnctnry, VIII confer "a
favor by writing the facts to the
management.
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Or. William Seward Webb,

a son-in-law OF the late VIII
Ham II. Vanderbilt hut hls
reputation was made by hle
own ability, ana his c0roer
makes a readable and instruc-
tive story. Heightened by many
cuts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Entered at the postofIloe at Fort
worth. Texas, as second-class mail
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
Euglaud's Oldest Warrior.

Field Marshal Grant, hale
and hearty, though ninety
years OF age, s0yenty-four years
having been spent In active
service, " still In the harness
and wants to die In II. with a
ploturc VI the hero.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
DECEMBER 2

WIN be nlled 10 the hrlm with
breezy features VOL worth
reading. some Of the boat or
them are.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
Aaron Burr,

a sketch Of number Of his
toric buildings made interesting
by his connection with them.
about To be torn down to make
room for modern business pal
aces. Profuscly illustrated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
Edwin Gould,

The second son OF the dead
multi-mllllonaire Il uulte az
bright ~ HE famous brother,
George j. and here Ia an ac.
count ot how he cleared up
ss,OOO.oOO In eight years. Illus
trated,