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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Waco. Tex. Nov. 2l--The harvest
carnival bali al the Cotton Palace last
f,izht WAS a magnificent success Ia ev-
cry way.
The auditorium WAS crowded with an
attendance wAish would nave don.
credit 10 any city both IN point ~
numbers and representative character
ana social standing.
II was nearly iofo'clork when the
grand march began. u was a march
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 2i.--About Z
o'clock tonight on West End Avenue,
thiclly settled street, three negro
footpads attacked DR.. l. ]. Nauness q
prominent Baptist minister OF this
city. and inflicted serious injuries with
sandbaFs It is feared the injuries VIII
prove fatal. About the time Of the
attack u street car came along and
the footpads escaped without robbins
their victim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Barcelona. Nov 2i.-The execution Of
Ffanch, the anarchist. occurred at cx-
notly 500 this morning and the body
was Inferred at c this evening. with
out a priest being present and without
any religious ceremony. During the
day immenre crowds OF people filed
before the scaffold and took look at
the body OF the anarchist. the deadly
collar OF the garote eneirollng his neck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

session through January and February
while the spanish Cdrts il mretlng
may take action 10 restore trade reia,
tons With Cuba. THIS. II Ia said. could
be accomplished by admitting Cuban
sugar at a lower rate than the pres
ent 40 per cent nd valorem. in return
for which the Spanish tariff aet I'M
ooubtedly would grant the United
States a Cuban market for Hour, bread
stuila etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

The Chinese made an obstinate resist
enee. but the Japanese uiamaiely sue
ceeded IN driving them from their en-
tFenchments. The loss on both sides
Port Arthur,
capt. Mcclure, the English Officer who
was appointed vice-admirsi OF the Chi
nese feet, has arrived at Wei Hal Wei
ana assumed command of the naval
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

ca, Antonio. Tex, Nov. I.-An m m
,,,tstion Aligned by the mayor eni w
oa,.ers Of the board Of trade ana cna XXI,
6a, of commerce OF this eliy WIZ ~, ~
evening wired the deiegaloh " ~ ~
hundred prominent business n.y. ,.tsit
Caicago who are on th,lr way ~ v,s ma
me Cotton Palace NJ VI ~ ~ e .s,,s,-
,,nndrsd dollars have been raised LOT
thnlr entertainment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Deniscn, rex, Nov. 2i.--There is stIll
no clue to the robber OF George Braun
the saloon keeper. here last night fhc
amount secured win amount 10 near
~ $500.
a bold attempt was made last night
TO rob Mike Sweency's saloon at the
corner Of Main street and Houston
avenue by two men. The bartender Aired
twice at them, hut without effect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

tyler, Tex, Nov 2l-Court criminal
appeals az Tyleri
cams affirmed Griffin vs.. state,
Ruunolls; Freeman w state. Polk;
F'ranklln w, state. WilliamHOni Gll-
bort smith va. State, Harris; Prince
Fari w. state. Shelby.
Reversed and remanded-LoRan Mil-
rainey VI. state. Bell; Mitchell alias
Smith vs. State. Fails.
Rehearing granted-State VI. Fan
,,t, sorNth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

litlsburg, IA. NOV. 2i.--COnrad
Springs. contractor aged 40. COM
mltted suicide this afternoon by aheat-
iiig hiTrself through the brain ON his
,sifck grave IN the cemetery. He died
tvio hours later ON November ! his
wife took dose of rough on rats and
died the following morning. Domestlc
trouble was assigned as this cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Mckinney Tex, Nov 2i.--Dr. Hayes,
aged 40. and Carrie White, aged 49,
eioped last night and were married.
A 4 Wpmhle. general merchandise.
Verona, his county. made an assign
rneut. Amount. S255l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22
Kate Duri>oc A,iys.

Chicngo NOV, a. MisB Durlsee has
not been murdered, She has been fonad
by a reporter OF the lnter-Occan in
omahn. a dispatch from that city
sayd; TN an elegant residence at No.
1870 Burdotte street, omaha. lives Miss
Kate Durtce, a hundHomc blonde Of
about 30. She has lived hero six years
with rier brother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

1fouston, Tex. Nov. 2i.-In negro
ave at an early hour this morning a
negro named Ed Lewis was shot and
Titled by Kid Marten Lewis drew
first. but Martin wrenched the re-
yolver from his hand and shot him
through the breast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22
n.,.,,.,I thc Attncis.

Shanghai. Nov 20 The Mercury p1p-
fishes a Telegram stating that the ~
panese renewed on MonaaS ~, .vs,ty
! III, tr,n PORT Arthur, az the same
~, tybere they were repulseh sun
a 9 with 4 reported loss Of goo men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Berlin, Nov. 2l.--The Armenian Pa
triarch II Van and his secretary and
two mobiles have instructed 10 ln-
qulre into the facts Of the Armenian
iuassacre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

corsicana. Tex. fsov. 2i.-work has
been commenced anew on the artesian
well.
Many new residences are being
erected in the city.
n. NJ. conps' srge brick hotel IS
nearing completion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Houston. Tex. Nov. 2i.-M. ". Jones,
horsenan from Fort Collins.
KAN. white driving n trial heat,
dropped dead from his sulky at the
100 track this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22
THE FIRE RECON-.


Longview, Tex. Nov. 2l.-The barn
OF our city mayor w. y. Whitlpck.
was consumed by fire at n m. today
and was the work OF an incendiary.
Loss, $3.50: insurance. $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

London, NOV. 81 The morning Post
gnye that pronounced casa OF pieuro-
pneumonia were found In two cargocs
* American cattle which arrived nt
Newcastle and at Dopford respectively
f,at 4vaalf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

T1,usboro. Tex. .soy. ia little
chtid ~ Mr.. IN Harvey fell into a are-
,iaee and WAS severely burned yester-
INV. MrH Harvey. the niotiier Of the
child was burnt very seriousiy trying
10 extingu.ss: the hames
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22


a Republican and then er,r, 49,
cratic standpoint. Dei''o-
me menu was az f,Ilc,s.
Blue Points
49, consommc in Guns =
fillet pf Gulf Trout Matelote
Potatoes Chateau.
Ae'uefioin OF Beef Larded Financier
French String Beans,
roman Punch.
roast Quail Tarcc with Green Peas
Lobster Salad.
assorted Cake st. Louis Ice Cream.
Noqueioft' Toasted Crackers
Coffee.
Sherry. Claret. Mumm's.
In conclusion the remarks n TTenr-,
Kent calling up the rsmarlS that
no one ever left the tables OF certain
nopieman either sorrowful or sober
We're received hllariously.
- Louis people looked around Mt
this suggestion and wondered where
L. IL. Francis. the brother OF Mis-
sourts governor, was at.
Ihen i was learned that he was
gong az over Fort Worth with Mar
N,Hi hunuoN. Mr. Frances is thor
oGt nnred, as eVlncad uy his remark
% ia2ette reporter when asked What
ie Thought about Texts. for he as-
sured him that It would take Al t.,e
laper to tell row mach ne thought Of
ule great Lone Star stato. Tho badge
OF which he and his feliow-eNc
ISIS were wearing, in unison with Mis-
sourfs court of arms.
Col. Il. Z. Kerens, the moving spirit
IN the construction Of the Cotton Bet,
as expressed In his response at tho
D1nunRt tDlA n p,
been the desire OF his life to bring The
business men Of St, Louis and Texas to.
Bether and urged the necessity OF hay.
ing Il good representation OF Texas
business men at the MISUNDERSTANDING
congress which opens It's session in st
Louis next Monday lie spoke partic.
ulariy of the interest Texas had in
harbor improvements on her coast and
me interest she should have in the
Nicaragua canal.
Col, Fordyce related a pleasing story
OF his meeting with Col Thomas Har.
rtson in the hostile year of 1862. near
Bardst9wn, Ky. He had told Col Har.
rson, who afterwards became q gen.
eral, that ne was coming South and
wanted land. The Confederate officer
did not think then that he would reach
his destination soon,
But one day in 1882, Just twenty
years afterwards, Colonel Fordycs
went into Waco on the first CO ton
Belt train and told Colonel Harrison
that he wanted his land
Colonel Harrison was puzzled. Then
Colonel Harrison recalled the circUm.
stances of the meeting under the flag
Of truce In Kentucky,
And the veterans wept Together.
The story of Colonel Fordyce as told
by him, is most affecting. The exper-
fences of the eNcurstonists on this trip
are interesting aud as Mr. Fean,is
said IT would take all of the Gaz tito
to tell all the good things they have
to say about Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

CorzIcana, Tex. Nov. 2i,---Mrs. John
Read Of this city IS q candidate FOR Gals
cndar clerk OF the state senate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22
'III,lTs N FORT WORTH.
.rsr rnrxTrn n0fArIf
q 4 ON PEOPLE.

ilp''' -.-
r,,,TEn RoYALLY
uIar
Y ~ orr pEVh
u-h,t They said
u..rs there 500,
y yhe Entertainment w"
y pi' y,rnlnr, the Guests
.asur TINS ~
At II 0'cioeH'
'i"''
,,,ts cantta,is,s
,,rty Of 81 Apui'
Am pallas yesterday even
y ~ !, program at 1850 p. m.
iofalHe si,.slv escorted to the
ssrs iilnleuiAF' LIN, oi,h bv The
Il ihe CeniherV''' ~
committee appoihteu "S 'he
NJ rommerce. There they
W % ~. rsnresentative citi-
rgI by lue "a al m,,gled
/ Fcrt Worm az"
exhibition of good teeiihg
- gratifying to witness.
va ,,..,,ssed in an offhand.
,snner, but also earnestly
~ XII. ,hough I'm a general
hsrousn'
,ho ouasts fran,
! Allowing vert '"V
no members OF the club,
y5a Wy rort worth who
BE- citizens VI
y.essn. BY hYltaioH
H- ~, sam Beck. M.casey
y + p2a"' .u n Ca,,t
| apd A, W. Gas" Gu - - N0DD'
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= " Lake. j. B. Littlejohn,
,,.hn Nc y Tovd pike
L.liey \, tl,,,5d,x r. p Nfs,de
lim toha = NtcCarfhv /
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MILAN W., = Wv ~ Nicbnieat
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Ros. = m ~ ~ - c,nd i'l
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htdt Gavin walker Slen Walk
George H. W y,l,'..., J' w W MIA
adams, George IL. Chase I'D
|. q {, Allen, S. b. Hovey. Nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-22

Houston, reN.. Nov 2l.--Another good
crowd at tho races today, which were
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13

FOR SALE
RENT,
on long terms in tracts to suit
purchasers or lessees,
The OAK FOREST PLANTATION

lately belonging to Gen'l. R.L. Gibson.
situated on both banks Of Bayou Black
near Gibson City, aud adjoining the
"Greenwnnd Refinery" Has $500 acres
OF high land the richest in the State.
PurchaseIs and tenants can disposs
of their cane by the ton to the Green.
wood Refinery.
Also 22OO acres of cvpress swamy
belonging to the Plantatinn, the fipp.t
IN the Parish. viii! liz sold separate
iton the Plantation, from which tim
ber eau he hoatrd to Morgan City and
other points at small cost.
Persons wIshingt 10 huv nr lease lands
can he accommodated with Sh"uses right
HWay aud can work at sugar.roliing az
GREENWOOD this winter
A plan can he seen at the Clerks
Ctfice in H0uma. La.
For furthe1 particulars and informa-
ton
Apply 10
AUBlN BoURG. Clerk of Court.
Houma. La.
/. II. CASEY, Agt,
Grceuwood Plantation,
Gibson CITY, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
From the Cult Call
iGOrnta. and how to
get there.

The Southern Pacific Co, offers the
traveller, tnnIist, or home seeker, the
most direct line to all points in Texas
New Mexico, Arizona, California, and
Oregon, and is the short liue TO OLD
Mexico.
Hove unexcelled Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Tar Service between New
Orleans, Los sAugrlesand San Francisco,
Galveston, San Antonio. Fort Worth,
Texas, and Crry of Mexico.
Passengers arriving in New Orleans
going North and East, have only one
changc"t cars. to Atlanta. Chattannnga,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Wash
Ington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Information regarding ticket rates,
reservation of herths. time, SC, will
h" cheertui!y gwen on application to
any PasSrngr' or ticket agent of the
southern Pacific Co
j. u. SCnRIEpER,
s. F. =. MnRsE, Traf MIR
q. +. & +. A.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
Ii. Clayh' h'orche.

Rrpuirrr oi SeWil q Mschipes cIo,l =
ana Fire Arms
Has constantly on hand the reIe-
""'t"d Jos Shwartz'a BGgaics, Sulkirs
Harness and supplies of all kinds.
Ag"nr for Nr. Ernest CantrrlIs's Saw
Mi'i. where can br found on m, yard
"a; II 'nma. choice Lumber of all sizes
amt dimensions at prices that defy
comp tIIInn.
Civ" me call hefoFe purchasing
t'>""h"I" and he convinced Of my
extremely law piicrs.
shop aud Lumbrr yard, just above
N"uii"ru Pacific Depot.
npl9l tins.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
Descriptions :
A certain residence ntuand in the
Town of HOumA between Point
Street in COZ rorati"n limits.
Having atInnt of;}9 feeton
Roussrl Street by
depth Of ~ feet.
A certain residence situated IN the
town Of Ilouma between Point ST..
IN c"rp"ratious limits having
front of64 feet on Rnussrl
ST.. by depth of l37 feet.

n C"ltmn rrNldcuce situated in the
"A town "f t!ouma between Hnnssrl
md Barrow Streets. havinR front ot
~ ieet on Point Street by \ depth to
corporation limits,
A Certain residence situated in the
"A town "f Hunma Conner Pofur
ahd BARROW SUs., having front of ~
i"et on Barrow ST., 10y y depth O! lls
feet.
A Certain rraidruce situated ia the
a town of Huuna bounded by pro
btlti CmnEr Barrow Street, having a
front "f ;2 drrt "n Barrow ST., by a
depth of Ils feet.
A Certain residence situated in the
n town oi Hounla between Rousscl
and Barrow Srs,, having front of 60
ie"t "n High Street by depth of l2O
"ret.
a Certain residence situated in the
~ town "f H"umu between Rou,srl
"nd Barr"w STREETS having front ct
- feet on High St, by n depth of I20
trrt.
A Certain rrsidenc~ situated in the
~ town "t H"uma Corner Rousspl
and Barlow Streets having a front of
~ feet on Roussel Street 10y a depth Of
lH feet.
A Certain residence situated in the !
~ town of tIoumn Corner paspit and |
h"nduiAs Sis, new having fIrn' of |
81 feet on Uaepit Street by a depth of /
IA feet
NNE lot Of gronnd situated in the |
. town "f H"nma on Foint street !
n"a Barrow Street having front Fl
So feet "n Point Street hy a depth to I
corporation limits.
A Certain tract of land eitnatcd in ,
. Nrwtnwn of HnUma 3 a2r"s more |
N less houuded south by Bayou La
rarpr, North hy other lots, v est BY |
Clay ST., East by Az cock 81.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
lass
ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE.

This wrll-known College begins its uext
session Tuesday, Sept. ith.
Situated IN a healthy region, enjoy
ing continuous SEA -breezes, the Insritu-
t'"n affords every facility to ACQUIRE
eolId education. Its mathematicnIipd
English departments are particularly
efficient, while for practical husiness
tIalnlng 1t is umexcclled in the South
at the request OF many patrons. a
classical course will be established THE
session.
Medals wer" awarded to this College
both At the Paris aud Chicag" Exponl-
mons.
For Terms '"Ud particulars
address IIrrSiIruI.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
rHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish -!
TeIrUhonne.
Succession Of CIark To,cnssnd.

succession Of Ctdrk IOlCHSeRd.
WHEREAS. Stewart Kemhle has pc
htio"rd the above named Conrt for
Ir''els at administrator on the vacant
estate Of CLARK Townsend deceased
lut"state.
Now, therefore al persons interested
are hereby notified tn ii e their ubipc
ti"ns H. wunug. If any they haze, tc
me aPp"iltmrut Of the sad Stewart
hrmh'r Na Administrator of the afnrs
shId Succession with the undersigned
Cltrk "t said Court at his office Ia ia,
own OF HoUtIa, La, Within ten DAYS
tr"m hr fist publication hereof; other
wlee IN" Snld Stewart k"mble VIII hs
appointed and duly confirmed a8 .Ad-
mlnIsTrHtor OF said Succession.
BY order nt Court.
Witness my hand and official seal at
Hounn, La. this l7th. day OF Septem-
her, 4. d. 1894.
fFgSg A, BUUKG
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
Apply to
SIMEON SAUCEDE.
Corner Roussel & Point Sts.
TO the Public and 10 Hunters
A.ApCciAIIY.

Al persons ate hereby notified not
o AUNT ul IN any wl,e trrspass on the
Honduras plantation under penalty of
the law. J. y. DAsPIT,
marl0-ly.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
To the Public

The pnUjIc Is hereby rotiued not IN
hunt picN-m"ss or otherwise ur>pa,s
on the Magnolia pIuntauuu OF lir-. :.
q. Humphreys, under penalty OF law.
s"rl5-lv 7 II CASEY, Agt.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
n Gard.

} wish to inform ms friends and the
public IN general ihat have rrnprnrd
my carriage, wagon aud hlacksmirh
stop, corner of Barrow and Academy
S'r"eiE, and "ln now prepared to do
hrst c.aSo work at the very lowest
r''reS. thank my friends for their
past patronage ana solicit contiu-
uduce OF same.
A. T. PoRCHE.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1894-10-13
l,O TNE PURLlC.

The public is hereby notified not to
hunt or trrsPass on my Concord plan
tatlnn. Amy one 5" doing without
Erat getting PEI mission from. NE will
be dralt with according to law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-13
Led into A TRAP.
Edward Champagne Helps Drunken
Man and Was Robbed.

Edward Champagne living at 200 Eddy
street had lively experience last night
with two thieves in a house on Pine
street. He retained his scalp, but
his watch, money and valuables were
stolen. Champagne met Two men on
Chestnut street at IL 10 O'Clock last night.
One OF the two was apparently drunk
and his companion was having
a hard time with him. Champagne was
called upon to help in getting the drunk
to his home and complied. The trio
went to the house at 2z3 Pine street,
and Champagne was taken 10
an upstairs room. He was asked what the
time was and very foolishly produced
his watch. Suddenly the man
supposed TO be drunk displayed
considerable life and energy and mo-
ment later the gas was shut OF leaving
the room in darkness. Champagne
started to run from the room,
but was foored by rap on the
head. He managed to reach his
feet again, and plunging through
the door, sprang to the head
of the stairs. Both his assailants
derted from the room and IN
their haste fell down the stairs,
knocking Champagne from his
| feet and hurting him to the foot OF the
stairs in a heap. He was unconscious
| for few minutes, during which the
/ thugs went through him and relieved him
| of his valuables and considerable money.
The affair has been reported TO the poiice'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-13

terial advancement and enlarged oppor-
tunitiss. His participation in the direction
of 90 many philanthropic, benevolent and
charitable institutions and societies be-
tokens an active interest in the well-beiEg
of Others that is manifested not only In
liberality in the public direction indicated,
but also in many private bsnefa ctions
known only to himself and the recipients
II may be said. without exaggeration,
that no worthy cause, or appeal from the
weak, the helpless or the distressed. ever
applied for assistance i'm their extremity
without receiving the aid they asked or
the kindly word of sympathy and en-
couragement which meant for them vastly
more.
His Political Successes.
While all these things testify to Mr..
wstmore's active interest in the welfare
and affairs of the people of his city and
state. and show that he is in practical
touch with much that concerns them and
de.ervedly prominent in the administra-
ton of their public matters. il 10, however,
in politics that his executive ability and
skill in affairs have become most mani
fest and best known TO the public OF this
and Of other states
His deep interest in politics resulted in
his being chosen presidential elector for
Rhode Island in 1880 and again IN 1884
In 1881 he was appointed a memb ber Of the
state committee to receive the representa-
tives of France on the occasion Of their
visit to this state In 1884 he was president
the Blaine and Logan Campaign club of
NSwport receiving the nomination for
governor in 1885. He was elected in that
year, aud again in 1856. becoming his
party's candidate for the third time in
1887.
Though he received on this occasion q
larger number of votes than in either OF
the two preceding elections, he was, never
theless, defeated. In 1889 he was candi-
date for tho United States senatorship
and was defeated on the eighth ballot by
Hon. Nathan Il. Dixon. His strength
and popularity with the citizens of the
state encouraged them in the hope that
| he would become their candidate for this
Office at the election two years ago, but
he absolutely refused to allow the use OF
| his name In this connection. deeming 1t
! for the best interests of the state and ma
| ton that Senator Aldrich should be re-
turned, and devoting his efforts and those
| of his friends to secure that result His
I unselflsh, patriotic course in this particu.
lar, As well as In others of similar moment
has. accordingly, aroused such cordial
and general appreciation OF his character
and conduct and such marked enthusiasm
| that he has since that time been regarded
as the candidate best entitled to thi:
honor.