davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-29
maNen fdwer bafen.
S9were Strafe fir hirnperbrannte Der
f6worer.
g raa. %. SUM.

Die iungen 80bmen Sofia, Wtaleiicet
un0 S6iib Wur6en beute icbuIOig befunOen,
ii6 i'm lebten MtGr5 in ber Nabe Der 6ofz
burg in @ien berum9etricben 81 baben,
UNI ben &aiier 3l ernoroen unb 6aDurb
Oas Der Smlooina ou9cbli6 3ugefii9tc linz
recbt 3t rdd6en. S6ilb lpurbc SIT Orci3ebnz
monatlicber @inlperruug perlrtbeiIt, pdb5
reno feline beioen &ameraben 81 lie 8pOlfs
iabriser 3ucbtbaWsltrate per1rtbeiIt tpHr0en.
, 1894-06-29
sc c Oorf, 30. Suut.

WtW JUL AJ' ONUT'
Die Q%ufftnbung Ser 2etbe bes a9tiGbri>
gen Stalteners SamueL Goitriuo, ipelcber
am lebten Moutaoe i'm @ait Riper %crtrunf,
unb sic Oarauf ougcIteIte l1nteriu6ung bat
e~rgeben, boB Der &na6e BON Stpci anDeren
Sun9en, nit Oenen CT iicb berumbaIgte, in
OaS gBolier 9eitOBen, uno Dab ct, ais ct iicb
Su retten iubte, tpieber btnein9emorfen
Durbe.. 3Det breiSebniGbrige Sunge MUIR
ben 9~eitern 2lbenb alS Bic Wt0roer bes iunz
gen GaitriQO III 6aft 9cnommen.
, 1894-06-29
Gs 9elar9 tbr nidt.
Cine aIte Jun9fer modt einen Selbtmoros
periuob.
Marquette, N1iA., 20. SUM

Warquette, Wi9y 20. SUM.
Die unperbeiratbete flint un6 pter3igz
iGbrtge Sorab GifeuS Durbc geitern Wtorz
gen auf Dem 6uBboOen in ibrem 3immcr
lte9enO unD aus @unben am 6alie uno
am Qtrme blutenD porgefunben. Sic
fiibrte fir ibren Slater BEN 6auSbalt, uno
Die Qeute bciiBen oas 6ats, pcl6es lte Bee
mobnen. Sarab ertldrte, baB ite itcb a6z
itbtliA bic 0unOen beioebro9t babe unb
baB iie itb babe umbrtnger mouen.
Wabri6einlt6 ober pir6 ite biesmaI nOcb
Dem 2eben erbaLten tperocn.
, 1894-06-29
DerRdn9ntkpolIes Derieben.
Gin 5ohnar5t oiebt elmer patientin irrrthim=
lider meife GarboIfaure.
Qntiqo. @isc.. 20. Suni.

q 3 . WI1VV 10 OWHF'
@etern Nbenb CAB ser 3abnar5t Subion
irrtbimli6er @eiie Der Srau s. 6ouf,
ipdbreno er ibr mebrere s3Gbne auS5og,
GarboliGure. Srau 6oud ipor mdbren6
ber Operatton Obnma9tig gemor6en unO
in ieinem @ifer, ibr ettpaS StGrtcnOeS 81
9eben, Der9rtff it6 Ser 3o6ntinitIer in Der
6lai6e. Ser 3uitan6 Der Trau Soud lit
augenbliGlicb Elm beOentlidcr, boob lit
6offnung %OOrban0en, ite I'm 2eben gu
erbalten.
, 1894-06-29
u5eit Ger Republic" in GYon.
Die 2Irmeu erRaIter ober tro5oem ihre linz
terittibuna.
g arts, 20. SUM.

Die ftd6tti9en 8eb0rben bon 20on baben
bei3LOiien, am IA. Sult fetne 6eitti1feit
ab3uboIten. Die $4,000 Sranten, tpelbe
9etp0bnlicb na6 8eeuOigung beS SelteS BEN
Nrmen 9egeben tper6en, peroen bonn itGotiz
i6en S9aBmeifter ausbe3ablt tperoen. Der
8rditbent Gaitmir 8erter f~tattete geitern
Qben6 Der 6rau Garnot eincn 8cIu6 ab
unO perpeiLte IGn9ere 3eit oil Garnot'S
SQr9e.
, 1894-06-29
Der panama=Gana
Die Qrbeiten an oemfeIben foIen balo pieoer
beginner.
Stem 9 /, 20. SUM

Son Banama pirb benz "6craIo" tclez
0rapbirt, baB bon BariS Sic 9Ioc6ribt etnz
getroffen lit, baB bte 2trbciten al 6em 8a>
nomacanaI OemndbIt wieber in Nugriff
genommen tperOen lolen.
Mau 9Iaubt, OaB Ocr 3nef 6ieier Ofits
tbeiIllng mir Der lit, cine 8erldngerung Der
@ontroft5eit gu e~rlangen, tpeIcbe in turaer
3ett a%bgclaufen lit.
, 1894-06-29
Stdoti1bes.
metterbertbt.

0ptifcr &tetnc, 76 @ai6ington Str,
6ertcbtet fir @bicago bic folgenoen 8aroz
meter unb G6ermomcteritGnoe:
I'm 8 ubr Wtorg. 70 @r., un 8 l16r 70
ST., Inn 10 ll6r 81 Or, nm II llbr "a
@r., nm II 1tbr So @r. 8arometeritonb
UNI 8 llbr Wforg. 1921, IL 1tbr 1928.
, 1894-06-29
Orobun9en 9e9en Grispt.
gin peroGdti9er 2trbeiter in Ger rGbe ser
Wohnuns oes miniterprdfoenten
perhoftet.
So aria. 90 Curl

2aut elmer bier aus 9tom eingetroffencn
0epeicbe lit in Der gtG6e Ser @obnung bes
Observation-Disclosures GriSpt Elm @rbeiter
perbattet morben, toelber 9robungen eegen
oas 2eben beiielben 9eduBert bate. Sci
ietner 9nrcbIudbung faub man Elm groBes
Oeeier BET tbm.
, 1894-06-29
Die 5rem0enhebe III f%ronfreid.
Jn marfeine mcroen ~taufenoe itaIienifber
2rbeiter e~ntIafen.
mnrieiIIe- 20 Sunni

Sn Sol9e Ser &eibereten, tuelcbe 5piiden
BEN Bel benz 8aue oeS neuelt Nbsugsfanoles
bei6dfti9ten Qtrbeitern, worunter eine
'sroBe Q(n3abI Staliener uno Spanier,
itatt9efunben baben, Fat bic Stobtoerpals
tu11g Die ~porlduftGe gtniteuung Der Arbeiz
ten oerfUgt. Gs tperben baburcb mebrere
touienb Berionen 6rooloS. Die in bieliz
gen Tabriten beiDdftigten 3ablreiden SSlaz
lieuer trerDen mabricbeinliob iammt unO
ionOerS entla1isn weroen. Gs bat lib in
Oieier GorauSiibt bieicr 2eutc cine sroBe
Nufregung bcmd6tigt. Sic tuagen
itb nur in 9r0Beren Gruppen auf Die
StraBe.
, 1894-06-29
Observation-Disclosures.
0pet m0roer gum Gooe perurtbeiIt.
81. Saul, W2inn.. 20. SUM.

Otto @entgfeit unb @6arles grmiI6,
tpelcbe i9ULbig befunoen purben, in Der
gtabt 0es 4. Mai ben ScbonfteQner Woz
genboff errnorbet All bobcn, iinb beute
Worgen gum So6e Derurtbeilt uoroen.
Der Sag Der 6inribtung miro pom @ouz
Derneur beitimmt neroen. Die 8erbaftung
:Ino ueberfitDrung Der M0r6er tpar bas
8ert zines 3ettunssberi9teritatters.
, 1894-06-29
Douen nidt in DerIe9enbett
fommer.
Die alien acknowledgment bis sur ans
nahme Ger neuen in Kraft.
IS ai6inatpn. 20. Sun

Ser Senat bot obne irgenb tpel6en Sim
tpono ben gemeinlan1eu 8eicbluB, Die @elos
beptutGungcn Giefes Ec%cbnungsia5res bis
CUR Nnnabmc Der neuen @eI6bepiuigun9s7
DorIa9en bciteben gu Iaiieu, angenommen.
, 1894-06-29
Dieueidt Krie9 in Sidt.
Japan nil Gorea ni6t rdumen, uno China
riitet.


Cine 9epeibe an Sic Shines" aus
Shanghai in Gbtna iagt beutc, baB Sapan,
neil es eitten auspGrtigen &rteg einem
8Ir9ertrtege Dor3iebt, ii6 tpei8ert, Gorea
gu rGumen. Sn TOIge beiien OeritGrft
Gbtna feline Qanos un6 Seemabt.
, 1894-06-29
Otebmarft.

$500 Slid OftnOOieb, $4,000 Sbtueine
unb 5000 S9afe biIOeten Die .3ufubr.
GtnoDieb, bette Natipez Stiere 1850
400, WfitteIiortc 4.0O(@4.40 i9lebte $50
@4.00.
S6mcine, burcbetnan6er 4.65@4 80,
ihpere 10, Ieibte 4.90(95.lO
S6afe E, bette 3,25@3.75; bette 2amz
mer 100000.
, 1894-06-29
Ourh BranfReit oasu 9etrteben.
GIN rei9er P%oI3Rdnoler ma6t ieinen Seioen
ourd cine Ku9el ein Groe.
MtnneopoIts, 20. Stunt.

81 tnne0p0ItS, %. Stunt.
6. 6. 2ei8btOn, Elm reibcr 6~olsbaubler,
melhcr bier ieit einem Dicrtel Sabr6unOert
I'M 0ci66fte mar, bat iib bcute Morscn
eriboiien. Gr bate etnOtieren= uno 9cberz
letoen, uno bic boburb entitanoenen
S6mer3en purben i6lieBlicb 10 beftig, 6aB
er bei9toB, oenieIbeu elm @n6e gu macben.
, 1894-06-29

abpnnirta uf 6as @benbblatt Der Suinois
Stats 3ettWHg. 9rsis l Sent.
, 1894-06-29
Oufmtrisne,
Der Kote-Sfonoal eutpuppt iid ais
cine 9an5 oew0hnlide BOZ
intrigue.
Qnn6nn- % SUM.

Ko5e wabrideiuIi9 mn Ger sinoeuboG.
, 1894-06-29
Ju9en0Iiae 2110rHer.

6wei orei3ehnidhri9e 3uneen ole ul0roer
zines ahtidbrioen itaIieniihen Knaben.
, 1894-06-29
htffsnadri6ten.

Qneefommef.
Sem gOrf: nNormannia" bon Sam
burg.
, 1894-06-29

@eitern legten aue in ben bieii9en @erf@
itGtten Der Santa Sez@eieIi9aft bei6Gf@
ti9ten B%erioncn, ettpa 500 all Der 3ahl, Die
Qtrbeit nieoer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Iron could be converted more chcaply
IN Alabama than elsewhere becaus. IL
tho proximity OF coal. and n large lum-
bcr business had sprung up from moth
Ing In quarter Of century. One re-
suit Of the Improvement OF Mobile Bay
hal bcenu marvellous fruit trade.
a telegram announcing the death of
Colonel John NJ. Mcl.lroy OF AlaAa.,a
WAS read, and resolutions oStoil!nx A,s
services TO the south were adopted
Lee NJ. Llpscomb spoke 81 the re-
sources OF Texas.
"A resolution WA offered by judge y.
II. Goodrich OF Fredorlckarurg hidors-
ing the hlll FOR the free adimaslun ~
cotton machinery introduced by RApr~.
sentative Kyle OF Mississippi
The committee On permanent o-guni-
Kation. as announced by the chairman,
IL; Alabama, I. $, Garrett. Arlansas,
J. G. l.ittcpage; Florida, u. Il. Nanes';
Georgia, Clark Burnett: Mlsxlaalppi. T.
q. G. Lamar; Missouri. c. II. Nqnsur:
Maryland, c. G. MAgruder; Kentucky.
G. NJ. Force. louisiana, Il. c. White;
Texas. L. I. Lipscprpb; Virginia, W. =
Whitci West Virginia. 7. \. Barrett.
North Carolina, W, II. Bcasl.y; South
Carolina, 7, =, Farrow. District OF Co.
lumbia, Il, W. Hunter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Hut Her Lips speak No Word OF the
kiIliug.

Furman, the eminent criminal attor-
ney has Theoretically sealed the lips
OF Mrs. Thompson, yesterday released
on $4,000 bail. given by himself. w, II.
Parker NJ. j. Lewis, N LaCroiN, j,
n. Dlehl and ]. w. Mcmahon. Never
did attorney have better client either
in regard TO the science OF silence
keeping.
Mrs. Thompson WAS glad Of hor Lib
crty yesterday. She returned TO her
home and kissed her little daughter
and was delighted. by the absence
OF sheriff Euless, liberty had been one
day held from her eager grasp and II
CALLED her sorely IL required much
persuasion on the part Of Mr.. Parker,
Furman's associate In the case, TO per-
suade her that she would be one day
longer In sail
But amidst her jubllations, In the
house where the mysterious killing OF
August Lieb occurred, her lips are
sealed about the killing. by order OF
Attorney Furman.
Furman, too, suffers from sealing
OF the lips. He tu.bs his earnest, Rchol-
arly face on you and with tho earn
estness that characterlzes his great
criminal speeches tell one why. The
"why" has been often told.
1.-THE line OF defense will be self
defense" he said exploslvely yesterday.
''It will be self-defense and devil OF
lot OF provooation. II vii lbe a SEN
satiou"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Denver. Col. Aug. si.-unitcd States
Commissioner Hinsdale today rendered
his decision IN the case OF Governor
Waite and others, charged with open
ing letter addressed to the police
matrou OF Denver. In mis- decision the
commissioner says: while Governor
waite read the letter and had II
brought 10 his office, he could not holp
this and the evidence against him II
so doubtful an 10 show that he retained
n being heid from Mrs. Likens. that
cannot consider him guilty The other
defendants. however. retained the letter
FOR a period OF time. and evidently
used it's contents 10 injure Mrs. Likens
Character SO far as the defendants
Armstrong. Dwyer and Mullins are con,
csrned / viii hold them 10 the United
states grand jury In the sum OF $500
each. and the defendant Waite Is here
by discharged"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Harlem, III, Aug. H.-First race,
five-eighths of a -Nebuchndnezzar
won. Tremor siecond. sam p. third.
Time, 1903 II.
second race. three-fourths Of mile
Tim Murphy won, Nellie II. second,
Zerobla third. Time. ia Ia
Third race, mile heHts-flrst heat
Janus won, King Charlie second, Get
There IN ird. Graft and Macbeth ii
Glstanced Time, l;l2,
second heat-Get there won, Francis
pc pc second, Paulus third. Time, lAl.
THIRD heat--Janus won. Get There
seroud. Francis Pope third. Time,
III.
bets OH and Judges investigating.
Fourth race. thre9-fourths OF Il mile
DiEgs won. Geraldine second. Somer-
n,tilt third. Time, 1915 u.
FIfth race. ihree-tourths Of mile
DeliIah won, Dolsy Dimple aeeond, Dam
Ton third Time. 1l5 -.
Sixth race. thrrc-fourths OF a mile
Hacienda won. Merritt second, Sweet
heart third. Time, LIE ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Hong Kong, Aug, 3l,--A terrible IRE
has occurred on the Canton river A
hover boat caught FIRE and the flames
spread until hundreds OF thonc craft
wote destroyed The progress OF the
IRE was go rapid that nt least 1000 ma
tlyes persisted In the flames The
flower boats were moored stem and
stern In rows and large numbers OF
natives lived upon them. The spread
Of the oonnagrntion from ono boat TO
another was No rapid that the unfortu-
nate Chinese had no time to cut them
from their mooringa, a strong wind ma
terially helping the Increase OF tho
flames. Many hundreds OF persons on
hoard the flower boats lo0ped over
board and were drowned. while sew
ernl hundred others remained on board
the doomed craft and periuhed In the
fiameH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

London. Aug, 9l.-Andrew Car
negle has an article In the september
contemporary Review concerning labor
In America. lie sayg that an American
Workman can live for less In America
" he chooses, than IN Great Britain.
provided that he lives as frugally.
Consequently Mr.. Carnegie thinks the
argument that wages must bo higher
IN America IL iullurlopa a pound
judicioualy expended In America on the
necesRurles OF life would AFFORD the
workingmRn's family more comforts
than would the same amount spent
here The American worlingmnn' .
position was like that OF the old
Scotch woman. who when asked n she
could live on a certain annuity re-
Piled that she could live on half OF ".
'but could spend double"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

broke away and for an no,- - -.
MIS- MIS- sahsaine. but q commenced RAM,
vs 80 49, now. at Y tn, stlll raining
r,srnnS,.s n.s been ,eomins IN very freely,
mar r,,,l snS" NO disposition - hold ihsir
i,or, market But fow cotton seed ara
s-nais n Tor sale, as last years price
ssS1leH tnein. as the price now for nc
SEED Is about $3.50 per ron.
A good many are hauiinr .hn -,
o 900 nome rather chan to sell u; an
me crop. prospect Is very good: cot
streets at 40 cents '" N4e
Business is very good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

New York, Aug. i.-sheepshead Bay
summaries:
first race. 1--WE furlongs-s tonenell
won, Lissak second, Correction third
Time. 100 rs.
Second race, mile. sclling-Verago
won, Chant second. Longdalc third.
Time. 1883 as.
Third race. elnven-sixtgenths II a
mile selliup--Long Shankg won. l'ullt-
lzgr second, Figaro third. Time, $50 1 y
Fourth race. seven furionga-John
cdoper won, Discount second, chatta-
nooca third. Time, l.27.
Fifth race. futurity-St, Veronica
won. Lobengnla second, Mirage third
Time. III 4-5.
sixth race. Golden Rod stabeH. seven
flrlonga, on turf--Havoc won, True
Penny second. Sir Galahad third Time.
20 rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
AZ WASHINGTON.

Washington. Aug. I.--Resu,ts at AL
eSander Island. First Raec-fivc fur
longs. ]. MccArrigle won. Lum second.
Craftsman third Time. i;02 IL.
Second Racc-Six and half fur
longs. Tioga won, Quartermaster Sec
ond, odd Socks third. Time, liza i-a.
Third Race-F'our furlongs. Helen II.
won. Duke OF Gloster second. Banjo
third. Time, $50 IT,.
Fourth Race--Six furlongs. Julia l..
won. Belle Blackburn second, Mayor II.
third. Time. i;lI.
Fifth Racc--Four furlongs. Cicada
won. Lady Teacher second. Tommy
Brophy third. Time. $3.50 L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Denton. Tex. Aug. si.--rhe second
game In succession was lost by Denton
No. today. The slidell nine. COM
posed of players from Decatur, Alvar-
ado. liz and sunset. was the victor.
The following was the score: Sliden,
%; Denton. 10. Batteries; Slldel. Mill
Ter. Blythe. Lyon Fnd Culberhous; Den
ton. Bates and Ham. umpires; Alex
andcr and Hughes.
The home team was sadly crippled
by three players being absent and sub
stitutcs being used
a heavy rain came IN during the
latter half OF the ninth inning, neces-
stating the suspension OF the game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Nacogdoohes, Texas, August ,o.-colonel
Tom r. Jennings has presented the state
OF Texas wtth a beautiful oil painting
oil the old Stone Fort. The work was
executed by Miss Jennie Harris AN ac.
eOuPished young lady OF this city. Dr
:. =. Mayneld also presented ths s,af.
Win quite number OF old newspapers.
Ihe Bonita band leaves tonigh. a.
tor Smreno. They SO 10 furnish music
LOT the big democratic barbecue which
Will be there tomorrow.
The cotton crop OF this county h,.
been damaged considerably recently on
account OF rust 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

, n,ti,cr Uunexpreted wediinG-Ad-
yocntes Extending the NnyAee'

yocrtcs Extending The iSasAce'
beaumont. Texas, August ao.-There Is
quite a SIR In social circles tSAssJts MS
lf,srnoon OF Mr.. Perry Wless. popular
Young business man Of this ely, iaa,,
Ethiel Larry charming yoiAs 49,
from Texars .,i,;,g VIZ .. W. Vsilis FistcSer
MS', sf.alr was quietly conducted; AZ
O'clock a hack called AZ the IesiIt'ie. ~ ~
the Rev r. w MeFrli, I Ne 1000,
l sss,,s.s a. me county court house. Inc
reversnd gentleman answered ~ SIN
mons and being escorted MO ne ,t.,-.,,,
mi il9I1d iSfrict court room found MI Missi
lh ma Me- Larry awaitng him 10 Pre-
nanneo the marriage eers1iisng ., ,a...i
W quietly done the oAiy il,,', ~
being Perry Mcf@ddln. In0 s.' = rted .nar
hcl s ne ana viii tomorrow receive ny
srra Iulations q irlsnas.ir ,,a ri,ssS w
nIaht they will lcays ~ ~ X \, Il,
X u; syyV Hart. T.. l. KeHie and L;
STONE ,..,--ntis-h All Of Jasper. arrived
y, Sri,bf and today have peeh elossssa
Va s'h,aysee' oilia s.ll..--,ari,ne arrangs-
for me p.lp,rs me Reysee road; but VII
msn'Ss ,t',,ire the proceedings O. tonsy
meeting meeting OF the city pubic
There w. 49,. N iae North End SCHOOL
sehool $50 morning and 1easAstA
psu.if,,5fs N.as organizel We = rrsnr
+. A, DowlinE pre' iiaassiitnie VIII have a
seerel1tSs ,,tererlng meetings ouFins me
ses-as.t,r sckrol year a., .o-nA ttrr.
ei, s,,inrissi r. payan; NC lor Tsyas rrain
past in me ehr,nan,. leaves for sictor,s
and Lansoei esest position U i.le % 81,
w ~ the auditor q IN ~ popular
eide in that ,. si5s Of o. ,he local brass
| young ,hiie here are NM .,,.-..ss
ssr t, ~ a. departure all asa pi'A tssss''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

stephensyille, Tex. Aug. si.-rhe Hucly
ably and Bunyan baseball mines played
yesterday at the improvised grounds
at the encampment. They played only
six innings and the score stood to 7
In favor OF Huckaby, afIpf which n
spirited game between the Stephens
Vile browns In mother-hubbards. and
a picked nine from around town re-
suited In score OF IL to In favor
OF the Browns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

mile. wnllston won. Hazel second. Ha-
roline third Time, i;Sa.
Fourth Race--One mile. Vida won.
Niliardine second. My Partner third.
Time. iae.
Fifth Raee--Three-fourt OF a mile.
Hart Wallace won. San Bias second,
Mollie King third. Time, 1870.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

galveston. Tex. Aug. si-Arrived'
STEAMSHIPS ETHIOPIA. Clark. Vera Cruz,
steamship Joe. pearman, Neweantlei
stsomshlp Rounion. palzlel, CARDIFF
schooner Frederick Hoesser, Gould
New York.
Naples, Aug 3i.-Anived; Hugia,
from New York.
mania, from New York.
I5yerpool, Aug. 3i.--Arriyed: Lam
canterlan, from Eoston; Runic, from
New York.
Hamburg, Aug. si.-Arrlyed: servih.
from New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Rhineclln. n. y. Aug. al-rhc Hon.
Levi Il. Morton In an open letter 10 the
Republicans VI the state OF New York
says; u appreciate the Importance OF
the oilice OF the chief eN auutivc VI New
York state, and should be called TO MI
Il | shall strive eurnestly TO serve the
people with steadf0Atness uf purpose
aud TO faithfully administer public
truet 4"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

"IIabil.r oald willie Washington, ''is
one 81 natuss'a gwcatest gifts TO man
kind"
ut Isn't generally 10 considered
'sThe popular mind is pwone 10 mis-
appwohrirlon, you know. The fact
ISN'T genewaily Appreciated that habit
Il what makes people do the things
they enjoy without having TO 80 %
The trouble OF remembering to &c
thtm."
rested his mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Al Sioux cIty-sloux city i5. De-
troit 7.
At Observation-Disclosures 5. Cleveland
At New York-New York :, Boston
l.
At lwaukee-Milwaukee -, Grand
Rapids s.
At Philadclphla--wa s.
Philadelphia u.
Al Kansas City-Sansas City II, To-
ledo IA. Second game: Philadelphia H..
Washington 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

London, Aug, N.-Justln Huntley Mo-
CarthN the son OF Justin Mccarthy
and the author OF several wcll-known
plays, was married at Edlnburg before
the sheriff on Wednesday TO Classy lsof-
tus, the young character impersonator.
who is said TO have gone on the stage
direct from the convent where she was
educated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Rookport, Tex, Aug 2i--In the yacht
race today the Novice again won
Time-Noyice, hours minutes 20 Sec
onds; Wasp second, 4 hours 20 minutes
] second. villa Vaughan third. 4 houra
As minutes 2S seconds, on the third
leg Of the course the Vaughan lost her
topmast and sail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

BRENNAN. Texas. August sO.-rh.s after
noon Jack Sanders came to iowa and
surrendered TO the officers. lie is
charged with assault with intent to muir
der. The complaint grew out OF a d.nl-
culty which occurred about two weeks
ago,, when pompey LaiSon was scot in
me breast. Sanders has boon hiding out
ever since the shooting. Lafson Is stlli
confined 10 his bed from che effects u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

London, Aug si.--rhe Comic de Paris
IL rapidly sinking and Is not expected
TO live much longer. The Due
D'Amaule uncle OF the Comte de Paris
left Calais today for Dover and Is ox-
the Afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

waahlngton. Aug, 3i-The following
pensions have been granted 10 Texans;
Original udson Cloush, Anson.
Jones county.
Mexican war iurvlvors--Inorease
william q. Rector, hl psso. M Paao
county.
widow Indian Wars-Martha c.
Pace. Atlanta, Cas- county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Dallns, Tex. Aug. 3i.--Dllly Smith
OF Australia who defeated Jack Fog
arty Of St Louis In this city recently,
has been offered o match with the win
ner OF the Dempsey Mccarthy match
which takes place In New orleans ON
September o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Hong Kong, Aug. si,--Thls city on
Monday last was declared free from
the plague, The number OF cases has
been reduced to a minimum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
ROBERT J., KING OF TURF,
rRors 4 MILE IN THE nEnAni>-
ABLE TIME OF .,os I'D.
The Phenomenal Performance OF
the Great Son OF Hartfcrd-Driven
by Ed Gcers-Aii the Worlds tec-
ords Droisen-othcr Turf E vents.

Fort Wayne, Ind. Aug. si.---Ainscott,
Flying Jim and Nancy Hanks have
been dethroned and Robert ] stands
today king Of harness horses. The
s'eat son OF Hartford. driven by Geers
Today made the fastest mile ever paced
In harness. lowering the worlds record
OF 2;oi to 2;OS 81. The track was In
excellent condition and the weather
was warm with light breeze but not
enough 10 Interfere with good work.
Excitement was at fever heat when II
was announced that Robert j would
20. Geers appeared confident that he
would equal his record. yet hardly any
one expected the wonderful termination.
Alter about ten minutes in warming
him W. Geers scored down the track
with a running mate hanging on his
wheel, but the silent man was not fully
satisfied and the word was not given.
Again Geers scored down the track
and as he neared the starters stand
Robert was as steady as u clock and
| going like the second. Geers nodded
| for the word, starter Walker gave II
and Robert shot forward like an ex-
press train.
on TO the first quarter he sped in
| 80 81. Everybody watched the hals,
ard when that was passed IN 1901 half
the nerves of 5000 people were wrought
up 10 highest tension. Geers slowed
| up just "A tliile, but when tnree-quar-
tiers were passed in 1888 "a all were
| certain worlds record would %
broken. Geers ugain let the great
| horse out, and as lie swung into no
| home stretch down he came like tile
wind. and crossed the wire in 2.05 "a,
| making the last quarter In thirty Sec
onds. The crowd was almost breath
| less until the wire was crossed. and
as the time was caught by hundreds OF
watches one mighty shout rent the air
| and It was most enthusiastic demon
strattcn that took place. Cheers were
| given for Geers, for Robert j., for Ham
lin. his owner, and FOR the track. sum
| murles:
| o,an ,,,,a Seon.