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For Sale.
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Mayer & Adler,at liz West Com
merce street, have a few more
cases of cigars, damaged in the
late fire, that are going at your
own price. 10 " st
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Come to "The Big Store" today
Great sacrifice sale Of dry goods
shoes and clothing.
2t JosKE Bros.
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INDEPENDENT
REFORM TICKET.

Member for Congress,
GEO. Il. NooNAN.
Members OF the Legislature,
JIG. CARR.
...............''''
Floater,
VIC. KRoEGER.
District Attorney,
C.. 5. ROBINSON.
District Clerk,
HENRY UMsCHEm.
County Judge,
HENRY TERRELL.
County Clerk,
l.. ORYNsKI.
Collector,
w. DIGNowITY.
Sheriff,
7. P. MCCALL.
Treasurer,
LOUIS BERGsTRoM.
Assessor,
JESSE NJ BELL"
County Attorney,
w. f. Cox.
Animal and Hide Inspector,
w. l. SMITH.
County Surveyors,
JNo. w. ToBIN.
Public Weighers,
C. X. GRAvIs,
MARTIN MUENCH.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. l,
ELLIS +. WALTERS.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 2,
julius BIELsTEIN.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 3,
BEN KIOLBAssA.
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4,
JNo. WILKINS, JR.
Justice of the Peace, Pteclnct No. l,
ANTON ADAM,
w. w. HEBRON.
Constable, Precinct No. 1:
J. S. Coy,
For County Jud ge
For Constable Precinct
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kindergarten.
Miscellaneous

James Murphy, Architect,
San Antonio, Texas, Room No ri, in
the Kampmann building. S-I4Iy
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Black smiths

F. H. Volrath, Scientific Horse
sheer. Treats al diseases of the feet and
faulty gaits. All work guaranteed satisfac-
tory or no pay. PIT South Flores Street.
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San Antonio Moving and
Storage Co. No. els N. Flores st. Tel. SAT.
and Safes; Packing, Shipping and Storing
Secondhand Goods Bought, Sold and Ex-
changed. K. ZACHARY, Manager.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Doctors, Lawyers, Etc

E. MURAT BOOKER, Prescription
Druggist, l24 8. Flores st. Physicians Pre-
scrptions Speciality. years 10 charge OF
Antonio, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
Worse and worse.

Washington. Nov. Son tho strength
OF returns received up TO . o'clock to-
night by Chairman Dabeock OF the
congressional committee he figures
that the Republican representation In
the next house viii be NJ least 25s
members. The changes from this at
ternoon's statement. when 1855 were
claimed TO be elected, II made by one
additional from nllnoia and three from
North Carolina. Tho dspatch received
tonight that caused the greatest SUR
prise was one stating that Repreaenta-
tive MeMlllln or Tennessee was posHi-
bly, defeated, II came from the chair
man OF the state central Republican
committee OF Tennessee. and added
that the outrns In the district were
not NIL In.
Chairman Bnbcock also says tonight
that from present Indications the RE-
publlcanA viii have ut least A mems
berH IN the senate, and In this number
IA Included Senator Joncs OF Nevada.
Among the teleErnms received at hoad-
quarters today were the following,
'"ltichnrd Barthnldt. st. Louis: Nils
souri, redeemed. The whole state Re-
puhilcan' and ten conFressIhei elected.
Bland, Hatch, Heard. Clark and Nor.
San defeated"
From Settles, Groensborough. N. c.:
1T Is conceded at tho Democratic
headquarters that We have tleoted
seven congressman in this state. Sixty
counties heard from. We have alxty-
fve members; Democrats twenty-three.
This gives us control OF the house. II
we can hold them, and the Democrats
concedc us tho senate. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
SILVER DICK GONE
The Farmers Sent Him to
the Rear.
MISSOURI WAS HIT HARD.
Gov Waite Writes a Letter Of Con-
dolence.
NOTHING COULD HAVE HELPED,
Hut the Cause He nc,ieves WIN ye,
rriunnph--rhc Latest Returns show
louisiana soiidiy Democratie--rhc
Vote of New Yorkshire Contest In
the states.

Kansas City Mo, Nov. SIN tho
congressional fight poclcry OF the
Third, Tarsney OF Fifth and Cobb OF
the Twelfth are the only Democrats
who have been elected on the face OF
the returns, Hatch In the First dis
trlet Is clearly beaten by Clark Han
In the second. for whom there were
strong hopes untn now. has surely
gone down.. Ellison in the Fourth aud
Hlardth The Seventh are buried. In
the Eighth "snvk Dick" BANDS rural
constituency has given him the go-by
in favor OF joel Hubbard. In tho
Ninth Champ Clark has been defeated
by Trelor OF Audrain, school teaeh-
cr With protection tendencies Bar
tholdt In the Tenth. JOY IN the
Eleventh aud Rannoy In the Thirteenth
swell the Republican column.
The swamp anger district OF tho
Southeast, the Fourteenth, where only
Democrats are supposed to I've, has
retired Marshal Arnold In favor of
AIoselcy. the Republican candidate, For
the first time Ia twenty-five years the
Southeast has failed to come MP rcclS-
ribbed for the Democratic ticket, The
anu-fIoe silver lead ore men OF the III
tccnth district lott Morgan at home
by 1900 In favor OF Judge Burton. Coun-
ties which have ncVer gone Republican
since the ex-Confcdcrates were reRtored
TO citizenship have elected Tho entire
Republican ticket.
Analysis OF the vote nv shown by
returns received at Democratic head
quarters shows that no portion OF the
state has been exempt from the shnl1-
Ing up. II IL just as bad down along
the Arkansas line as Il IL up on tile
Iowa border. The Mississippi river
countiea arc us badly "slumped" nA Is
The tier which hprdora on Kansas. TWO
years ago the Democrats had " NOM
bers IN the house and the Republicans
as. This time the Democrats and Pop
ulists combined are nhle to muster not
more than a strong minority.
St Louis. Mo-, NOV. S.--pwo Missouri
congressional districts arc still In doubt.
the second, Hairs. and the NINTH Camp
ClarNs. Both are claimed by the Re-
puhllcans and Democrats and II Will
take the official r0turnn TO sottle the
contest Dearmond. Democrat In the
sixth, according TO the latest returns
has carried that district by plurality
or 55i. This may be overcome, how
ever. when the Official count IA made.
As the delegation now stands II is
composed Of nine Republicans aud four
Democrats with the above two dis
tricta In doubt.
From the best ndvlces at hand tho
state senate viii stand II Republicans
and II Democrats. The house G2 Demo-
Gratis and 70 Republicans and two popu-
lists. The lieutenant governor being
Democrat that party viii control the
sengtc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

New York; Nov s,--vietor De Ia
cova, PACKER OF III Franklin street.
has been held In $4,000 bail TO the fed
crni grand jury. He was arrested Sow
eral days ago on the complaint OF
Commodore Hughes OF the Ward limo.
for placing cartridges among barrels
OF tallow on the company's steamer
Yumuri. bound from this city for Ha-
vana, Cuba. Whether the company
claims the disasters TO their other YEA
sells during the past year to the same
sources was not developed Ut the hear
Ing today.
lioth sides were bent on keeping back
their moat important testimony. Tho
only witnesses produced were Edgar
Beard and John II. IErghton. two
Pinkerton detectives. who sworc that
In October they called on LA Cova
and aBlSed him n he could ship 1000
cartridges for them TO Havana. Ho
said he could and then In confidence
said he had nirendy sent consign'
mont OF cartridges on the Yumuii. Ho
produced an invoice which was pro-
duced In court today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
Nonru CAROLINA.

washington. Nov, s,--A special to
the Evening star from Raleigh, n. C.,
aays In the absence OF ofiielnl flg-
ures, the following carefully prepared
estimate may be relied upon as the
lnteat figures on the popullHl-Fusion-
ist maloritlvs, II must be noted that
the present 0asociate justice. Walter
Clark. Will keep his seat. as he ran on
Moth tickets and got nearly all the
votes cast. The next United States
senator will probably be Marion Butt
ler Mott, with n chance for prichard,
put Mott has the 80 now congreSs-
lonal results follow; First distrlct.
skinner, Pop, 5000. Second, Wood
ward Dom. 5000; Third. Shaw, Dom,
1000; Fourth, Stroud. Pop. 1000. Fifth,
Settle. Rep, $500; sixth. I.oclShart,
l,em, 5000 Seventh, Shufcrl, Pop.
100. Elrnth. Linncy Pop. 100. Ninth
fearson. Rep, and Crawford, Dem,
both claim that the official count IL
necessary 20 decide. The state and
judicial ticket OF the Fuslonlsta Ia
elected by several thousand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Washington. Nov Agricultural
department officials, who are watching
the progress Of negotiations between
Germany and the United states over
the question OF excluding American
cattle, believe that by her latest move
the European power has prepared for
clever stroke OF diplomacy. The an
nouncement from seml-oihelal sources
that the German government has
agreed to leave the crucial point OF
dispute-whether or not Texas fever
could be communicated 70 other cattle
by the importation or American stock
to the preponderance Of expert opinion
seemed on its afce material concession
TO the United States. II might have
been accepted ms such but Tor the quail
flying statement that their chief au-
thority would be Frank Billings OF
Nebraska The work OF DR.. Billings is
well known at the department. He
was formerly connected with the state
agricultural experiment station OF
Nebraska, and among ether labors
which he conducted and brought his
name before the public were expert
ments upon swine in furthcranee of an
incubation theory.
Mr.. Billings Is q Democrat, and at
the beginning Of this administration
one. for the position held by DR.. SAL
mon, the chief Of bureau OF animal In
dnstry. a thorough investigation OF
the propagation OF Texas fever con-
Quoted by the bureau Of animal Indus
try before the present complication
with Germany had arisen led TO con-
illusions which preclude the belief that
the germ could be spread abroad by
the expectation OF cattle. Dr. Billings.
however. anthgonized DR.. Salmon's
verdict and wrote paper which fur
nlshed just the authority the Germans
would doubtledr- desire. Onlcials say
that Il II evident that the Germans
have secured The writings OF DR.. Bill
ings on the subject. hence It's ayowed
determination to rest us cAae upon his
findings.
Bureau scientists assert that Billings
has strongly antagonized the depart
ment's work recently and think he may
be aiding the Germans In this matter
The news that Hamburg authorities
passed two cargOea OF cattle as healthy
and that Frussian sanitary officers
who were ordered 70 Hamburg discov-
cred Texas fever confirms the belief
that the exclusion OF American cattle
was inspired by the government as a
retallatory measure against the sugar
a2heduls-
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rpyNnssnn

Nashville, Tom, Nov. S.--i2.2o a. m.
The Rubernatorlai muddc In thla
state seems no nearer settlement.
10th Democratic and Republican state
committees claim the governor. RE-
turns come In slowly and II seems at
thla hour more certain than before that
the official count In each county will
be required 10 decide whether Turney.
Dem. or Evans. Rep, IN elected gov.
ernor Chairman Carroll OF the Dom
ocratic committee tonight ,agnin mnleg
a public statement That TGrnry Is elect
cd by not less than 1000: chairman
Savers OF the Republican committee Is
eynally positive that Evans IA elected
ny not ieHa than 1000, A good deal
OF excitement Is being aroused and
talk uf trauda on both sides il becom.
inH common.
Tho state legislature is Democratic
In both houses,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans La, Nov. s.-Fuller ra-
turns today corfirm previous dispatch
ca OF the election ~ all six Democratic
candidates for congress- In Louisiana
10000 Mayer IN the First. Buck in
Second, Price IN Third. Ogden IN
Fourth, Boatnor IN Fifth and Robert
son IN Sixth, The Republicans an
nounoe they viii make their contest
when the Fifty-fourth congress meets.
Attorneys have been engaged to han
die the case and evidence OF fraud 10
being gathered, The sugar planters
arcn nderstood 10 have had spoilers in
all OF the sugar districts. The Rcpubll-
cans Rro hopeful OF getting Beattie,
Kernochan and Coleman seated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Denver, Nov S.-Goyernor Waite has
written the following to II. @. Clark,
chairman OF the Populist state COM
mittee:
~ am Informed that you feel badly
over the result. or course great deal
OF fault Is found whore now everybody
knows that the old COW would eat up
the grindstone.' II would he singular,
indeed, II there had been no fault
found IN the management, but ] am
persuaded that nothing could have
changed the result We may as well
accept our defeat philosophioaiiy. We
have lost this fight. but our case 10
JUST and therefore, immortal.
IN an especial manner / wish 10
impress upon you my entire confidence
in your integrity. The stars In their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Orleans La, Nov. s.-The I'M
Flsnt proceedings filed by Dis
serney Butler against Mayor
Nspaitick for malreasance in
IN were postponed October 81,
< up in Judge Kings division
1rlet court today. Many prom
asnbers Of the citizens protee-
aadon, at whose instance the
lH were brought, were on
lend moral support at least TO
ae Of the controversy. The may
VS. well sustained by IA large
4 q officials and other personal
1 VAC assert that the mayor
heaorably discharged.
Butler ex-Justice Fennor Nc
Ia, j. D. Reyfus and +. l..
~ are acting for the citizens
Y mayor, Messrs Saunders, Mil
nufseh and ex-Justlce Felix
snlla Of counsel for the mayor
,sn1suished eX-attorney gem
'A-slSsippi. During the after
.'s'A Witnesses We're examined
:" were no startling develop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Baltimore, MD. Nov. S-Tho Republi-
can state committee has announced its
determination TO contest the three
Maryland congregational dlstrleta car
Rod by the Democrat To-day the COM
mlttee after fully discussing tho ques-
ton resolved that;
whereas, we have whipped the llfc
out OF our opponents. II would be both
cruel and useless 10 Kick the party
when &c Hes fiat on It's back"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. s.-sena-
tor John p. Jones' arrived In the city
today from Nevada. and 10 highly
olated over the Buccoss OF the silver
party Ia that state. He liz conf lent
thnt the silver party has carried MI
of the moro important state oilltera.
Senator Jonca expressed pleasure over
the political uphoavnl In tho isaet.
But" ho said, mo immediate rcsults
can tnltc place. nor any revival In
business be expected until rc-muneti-
zatlon Of silver Ia carried Into eff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Boise Idaho. Nov Slate adyices
do not change tho estimated results OF
the election, The Statesman has re-
ceived half Of the votes OF the state.
II shows Republican plurality of 1900
to 1000 over the Popullsia. This will be
Increased 10 5000 by fun returns. The
Republicans have elected 80 out OF "a
members OF the legislature, pos9ibly
more,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

prohibit n strike that Is rash or reck-
less. or for Other than welshty cause.
while. therefore. under tho circun-
stances OF the present cause. tho posSi-
bic evidence OF a strike would seem to
be minimizcd. Il should not be FOR
gotten that the receivers proposed
remedy. 20 wit: a rule excluding or
dischnrging from service any and all
members OF the brotherhood. IL Itself
open to serious objections and ,llsad-
Nuntages.
When treatment SO apparently un-
fair and discriminating is administered
through the fundamentally or 4 court,
the resulting discomfort ana resent
ment OF employees are inevitably III
tensified because the law itself seems 10
have Rot wrong and In some acoounta-
bic manner to have taken sides against
them.
Thus the mlscniefs apprehended
from membership OF the brotherhood
by the receivers employees lie wholly
m the future and are as small MS Ia
possible In the nature or things, while
the mischiefs to rise from enforcing
the receivers proposed rule are roal and
immediate. How far they NAV
be regarded as ofrsettinE one another
need not be discounted. The rejecting
OF on proposed rule may be csstlg ~
pected to be attended with such sub
NfAfAeANA h+NAilkNktN AlaAt AHN court
hardlN hesitate as to the course which
sound business policy dictat0s.
Not the least OF such advantages IA
the avoidance OF the inVldious In not
Illegal representation, that n man ahniI
not get work unless he Will give up "A
legal rlght--a right he may properly
deem essential TO his safety and well
No better mode for the settlement OF
COnlnAtA hattt..,. safg
mas been yet devised or tried than
arbitration. and arbitration ny a mode
OF settling difficulties between capltnl
ana labor must necessarily be applicd
In the course OF the recelvcrssp and
arhitration In its best and most cffcc-
tive form,
The court by appointing receivers
constitutes itself not opy an'employcr
OF labor, but the arbitrator OF ain dls.
putes between. Il and recel.ors v-ho
may Justly be rega.dgx ,Skabepresen.
tatires OF capital IL obciXASeih he Nmnl
capacity OF employer and Arbitrator
naturally and inevitably Ii la mn
arbitrator whose wisdom and lunar
dality or certainty should be and must
be assumed TO be beyond suspi ion.
II Is an arbitrator with whom plrtes
nave reason TO b. satisfied. both as 10
character and ability 80 make award
effectively and might wen be expected
10 furnish. should circumstances nor
nit or require, a conspicuous object
lesson illustrative of the Virtue OF Inc
arbitrator principle. In short ne auey-
tlun being that a business policy re-
CURES the court to approve the rule
that brotherhood Of railroad men Ia
In fact Ineligible 10 the services OF
the Reading road. the conclusive con-
sidcrntions may be summed up as fol-
lows:
"First-The rule Is of doubtful value
as n preventative Of strikes, because
It leaves employees TO net up5n impulse
and from passion ana freed from inc
restraints OF the brotherhood regula-
lions.
"Second-The rule IL OF doubtful
vnlue when the court is the real emf
ployer, both from the reluctance OF
the employer to defy the courts au-
tholity and from the purnose OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

New York, Nov. s.--The olilcal vote
OF New York city for mayor Is u
follows; William l., strong, Rcp.. 49,.
0tS; Hugh j. Grant. Tam. i0s.S7s. l..
Daniel, Soc, isl; James MsCuilom
Pop. aeS: George Gettien, Prob. SGc.
Strong's plurality a. aeb l-
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virginia.

Roanoke. Va. Nov, s.--J Hampton
Hoge, the Republican candidate for
congress In this. tho Sixth dlstrlct. In
formed Times reporter tonight
that he would contest Otcy'a seat. He
claimed that 1000 legal votes cast for
him In the district were thrown out
by the Judges OF the election. He
charges fraud In the eastern end Of
tho dlatrlct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

courses have gone agsinat U.S. but
freedoms battle beauoathed from sire
10 son. often lost, Is ever won"
Denver. Colo. Nov S.--The Republic
ans apparently have n majority OF
sixteen on Joint ballot IN tho lcglsln-
turc. The senate VIII consist OF six
teen Republicans and nineteen Demo-
Gratis ana popullata. In the house the
Republicans win have forty-two men-
bers and The onposltIon twenty-three.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Paris. Tex, Nov. s.--The following
was received from the Thirteenth con-
gresalOnal district tonight;
Abilene. Tex. Nov. ST.. J. Brent,
Paris. Tex; ELECTION In doubt; GILL;
land leading Dean not In It.
"CoCKRlsIL N CoCISRELI.."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
NEW MEXICO.

Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. s.-Chavcs
county elected a straight Democratic
ticket by n good majority Joseph,
Dem, for delegate. defeated Catron.
Rep. by 1884 majority. The legislative
ticket was close but Will 10 Democratic
There were two tickets, a Democratic
and a Republican sore head fusion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

about 1000. The Republicans have
elected the remainder OF the state tick
OF, and Will have a majority OF at
least twenty In tho next Legislatures.
The latest returns show that there
is no doubt that the Republicans have
six OF tho seven congressman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Aaa, Tex, Nov. s.-Afrs. Tuck
i frank Tucker who lives on
, .,.,. place, ten miles south
Il, , ,soed this morning by cut
I'oat with a razor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. s.--Thouaands
OF dollars worth OF property has been
destroyed by forest fires In West Ten
neaspe. The flnnen are uncomforta-
bly, close 10 the city OF Brownsville.
and the town OF Obion ~ ia peril. fires
raging on every side OF IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. s.-Necdham
Smith. charged with attempting TO
outrage Mrs, Brnmbie. wife Of n farm
err, WIS shot TO death by unknown men
in Upton county, Tenn. last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09
WARRINGTON.

Tacoma. Wash. Nov. s.--fndications
are tonigh, that the Republican, have
Ss members Of the legislature out Of
q total OF us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

San Francisco, Cal. Nov. s,-The
plurniity OF Budd. the Democratic cam
dldate for governor In California, Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

San Autonloa Tex. Nov. s,--Gov.-
elect culhcrson 10 here. but declines to
be interviewed
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voI. xvIII---No. 81.
|OSIERY Y.

A few bargains in Fast
e.. Hose. You will save
In q by Investigating this.
| Ia ali and see the goods
1 dies fast black hose, l2c
|ue for Sc
4 aides fast black hose Ice
M for l24c
fast black hose soo
ne for l5c-
sadles' fast black hose 26c
Ia for l9c.
ladies' fast black hose S5c
he for 25c.
Mems real brown British
IA a regular csc value
l5c
I,n's Oxford heavy cot.
socks, a regular 15c
be for loo.
his black cotton sol ks,
mality, for l24c,
il above are all extra
n for hard wear. Fri
and Saturday bargains.
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coal.

"a. noSls Island coal 8 Stone
ne Tss ',ss' tsRosT MINE, Bridge
/, Glhps r.,,,ened lump, carload
4, Tex. ~ SicAlester for Steam
\ equal Y man It for domestic
pgIse and tTeght o rates 70 al AZ
s. G. l. employs no agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-09

Galveston, TEX. Nov! s.--rhc greats
est pressure On tonfnhr. mur a.
over WESTERN Texas, with bnrom-
etcr Hn.o Inches. There IL "a well de-
fined law pressure area over north-
crn Ninucsotn. Cloudy weather pre-
walls over the ohio valley aud the
Northwest. md 50 Il nrncrpfiy cfcar
elsewhere. No station REPORTS rain
fall In. excess OF 10 Of mn Inch