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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

fast. The schooner Two Sons of New
Orleans had her masts cut away to
keep from cupsizlng. The fishing smaclt
Mary Potter dragged her anchors from
Town Point and went ashore on Santa
Rosa bland. east OF the llfe-aaVing
station. whore SHE Hes high and dry.
The tide was 80 high that n broke
clear over Santa Rosa island aud the
lfa-saving crew were In water up to
their wal-ts. one house WAS blown
down at the station. The wharf was
swept away and the supply sloop
swamped and sank The truck OF the
dummy line from Big Bayou to the
navy yard Is twisted all out OF shape
and In some places is buried two feet
under sand.
In the city much damage was done.
Fences, trees and small houses were
blown down In every part OF the city.
A part OF the roof was torn off the
opera house. The entire roof OF the
large Blunt and Watson building on
Halifax street was carried away and
all the Atores and offices IN II were
flooded with wafer. a pnrt Of the roof
OF Creary and McCllntoc's machine
shops was blown Into the bay. The
Union Baptist tcolored) church was
blown down and completely wrecked.
50 far aa learned no one was killed.
The storm ceased ut midnight aud the
weather IL bright and much cooler to-
day.
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association, remained over yesterday
instead OF going on the night before. as
they had contemplated. As stated In
the Morning News yesterday, they were
considering n proposition TO buy tho
property outright for $4,000. and an
nouncod Slat this would probably be
accepted
"Other terms were agreed on yoster-
day, however, ani Mr.. Grecnwall VIII
pay only 100000 for the properly, but
Mr.. Johnson rs to retain charge OF the
property until the close OF tho present
theatrical season. The purchasers Of
the property win receive II April lb,
1888. so that they can begin breaking
dirt and complete all the work required
to be done underground by May i,
when they viii be prohibited by the
city ordinances from digging. May !
they VIII be given full possession OF
the property. Mir. ureenwall said yes.
terdny that no expense would be spared
70 make the Savannah theater one OF
the handsomest In the south He said
that by the time the American Theat-
ricai exchange put II in shape, between
sg5, 900 and 100000 would have been
spent on the property"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Galveston, Tex. oct. s.--Gov. Hogg
pie. His speech wos in line with the
others he has made on the silver and
tarin questions and which have been
printed In the Gazette He reviewed the
administration at great length, enumer-
ating and explaining the laws that
have been passed, and he dwelt
that he claims to have saved the peo-
pie OF Texas during the past four years.
He oulogised Mr.. Cleveland and ralted
the Popullsts fore and aft, but In
vited them TO remain In the Democratic
party and help fight the great battle
for silver. He lauded Crowley, Demo-
cratic nominee for congress, and sailed
Into Rosenthal right royalty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Washington, Oct. 9.-Suong protests
against the return OF Geronimo 10 Ar
iona and against the liquor trains ~
the territory ~ made In the report OF
GOV Hughes made public today. The
report comments generally on the IN
crease In population, moral, eduohtlonhl
and social advancement OF the people,
and the absence Of distress prevalent
in other sections. 1t shows that me TWO
nrevious years OF drought resulted In
a loss OF SO per cent OF range cattle
! in the territory. but was -tollOwea lhter
| by a general recuperation OF the STOCK
| Industry. The closing OF silver inlnes
caused by the low price OF silver re-
suited in increased gold production,
and development OF the gold resources
with the prospect, says me governor
that Arizona win become a larger golu
producer than any other territory or
state. The gold output was S1V1V,zoO,
silver 81 zoo, 500, and copper 100000
pounds. The increase IN gold over
the year previous was sl,iVV,oVV, anu
from the present monthly output OF
rold il Is estimated that the gold pro-
duct for this calendar year VIII be
over 81 100000, and for 1895 Will reach
IS geo, coo. The value OF Arizona's to-
tai output of gold, silver ana copper
for the last eighteen years was Slol, thi'-
OIL. The lumber production last year
was 25,O00,t00 feet There are S5OOO
lnulAnk III Tue ltiiAApiet '~stN Af'NN'Ns'
with the whites exists only among
the Nayajoes, caused by scarcity OF
water and pasturage on their reserva-
ton.
Gov. Hughes stamps the proposed
withdrawal OF troops from Arizona as
unwlse, suggest encouraging younger
Indians to take allotted land In sever
atty. and says not more fatal mis-
take could be made by the government
than to return Chlrichua and Geronl-
mo Apaches to Arizona. where their
presence would be fraught with great
danger II the troops are withdrawn.
1t is urged that the Indians be pro-
tected from strong drink. lnsuring the
people immunity from Indian outbreaks
consequent massacre and wanton de-
structlon OF property. The statehood
question Is discussed at length and adj
mission OF the territory TO statehood
through an enabling act IL suggested.
The cultivated land OF the territory
\ aggregates $4,000 acres. The state has
100000 acres capable OF reclamation.
The Carey BILL cedlng 100000 acres 10
each state and territory In the arid
region, is characterized as the most
Important measure in the interests OF
the West 1t IS estimated that the
total retrenchment made In admnis-
tering territorial affairs exceeds $780,
900 for the year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
NEW YORK BOLTERS
The Sheppardltes Meet and
Make a Ticket.
Mr.. WHEELER NAMED
AS the Candidate to Beat David
B. Hill,
TEN Elk IT ALL UP.
= ~.
ana Indor.ed. md
Fairchiid to Manage the Campaign
Ogden Carries Hi. Louisiana Dis
trict-nosg and nennnn ON the
Stump In south Texas.

New York, Oct "a third state
ticket has been put in the field by the
Democracy Of Kings county and 1t is
expected 1t will be indorsed by the in
dependent Democrats throughout the
state The ticket presents as the can
didates of anti-Hlll Democracy for
governor, Everett p. Wheeler of Ney,
York, and indorses the candidacy Of
the regular nominees for Lieutenant
governor and judge of the court II ap-
peals, Daniel L. lockwood and Charles
A. Brown. After having decided upon
Its candidates, Mr.. Sheppard's commit
tee nominated Charles r. ralrchild
for chairman OF the campaign commit
tee. The ticket was nominated shortly
after 9 o'clock this evening by COM
mittee composed of Charles b. Patter-
son, L. G. Sherman, G. II. Peabody,
NJ. Il. O'Connor, II. II. Brooker, T.. s..
Ramsey, j. p. Green, S L. Sturgis
and r. A Ricardy. Il. D. McInly has
been nominated. but declined 10 serve
The committee was appointed by Ed
ward NJ. Sheppard ~ u result OF a
meeting of Sheppard delegates to the
Saratoga convention.
As the Shepparditas are said to have
received assurances thar their nominee
for governor will accept, all that re-
mains to be done to make the ticket
the regular choice Of the Third Party
is to secure the signatures ~ 1900 per-
sons as indorsers OF the candidates.
and then These to be FLED with the
secretary of state on or before )ctober
80. This done. the secretary will issue
an order for the printing Of the Third
Party ballots.
r.. p. Wheeler is about co years old
and n lawyer in this city. lie has
also been one of the members Of the
civil service commission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

F1oresville Tex, Oct. Ex-Governor
Hogs arrived here this morning at 6
o'clock on the Aransas Pass train and
was met at the depot by a reception
committee composed of leading citl-
zens and the Floresville brass band
He is looking well and will get good
nights rest In this quiet town. He
speaks tomorrow at II o'clock at the
opera house. a large number Of people
are expected In from the country Hon
Horace Chiffon will arrive on tomorrow
mornings train from San Antonio and
will speak in the afternoon at the
opera house. -
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the DRuMMEas' HOMIE


pEopFtuAc ceremonies.
Eghampton, N. Y, Oct. 9.-Fully
Visitors are In The city tC day, the
|sion being the corner stone laying
Pc home Of Commercial Travellers
|ciation OF America. The comm r.
men from all over the United
les have gathered TO participate in
ceremonies. There are large dele
pns here from New York, Elmlra,
neAsyllle, Albany, Troy, Utica,
Aeuse, Rochester, Bunalo, Detroit,
Vase Proyidence, Boston and Port
me- While other cities are repre-
co. There are fully 800 commercial
IN hls city today. The celebration
Haed parade through TIE prinvl.
sfeeis Of the city. winding up at
lleme site, which is situated on the
south mountain, just within the
perm limits Of the city. The uarade
. one Of the largest ever seen in
Inetn New York, 1t consisted of
n eelegations Of commercial men.
FELLOWS, the Masonic fraternity OF
l'shleenth and Twentieth NV
districts, Redmen's tribes. the
ssnh regiment of Pennsylvania,
aai Guard, the local fire depart
anu many other civic and frater-
organizations. Arriving at the
sohn Hodge, most worshipful
master OF the Free and Accepted
y q me state of New York, laid
OIner stone according to the Ma
= nHSI Colonel Archie Baxter OF
uehyered the Grafton of the
asssr which Governor Flower and
Nv. ~, rattison made short extern
nus ,s speeches, in which they eulo-
'ne commercial travellers and
H1 III pleasant things for the
me celebration was a complete
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. "a letter re-
ceived by GOV, Mckinley asks him 70
sneak in louisville. 1t is signed by
forty-eight Democrats in that state,
Ticket The governor has not seen
he letter. He, however, left instruc-
tions with his private secretary. TO de-
cline ali Invitations In his Absences
and the secretary has done so, CIV
ing MS reasons that the dates OF the
camnaign. A large number Of Invita-
lions have been received since MS de-
parture. but they have been uniformly
Chairman Dick OF the Republican
state central committee says ne mas
not seen the letter and mas no ihlori Iii,
lion az to whether the governor VIII
accept the Invitation. The governor.
seer stAry is positive he VIII not ac-
cept.
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las been town. It was fight be-
tween Cleveland, town in the eastern
part OF the country. and Pawnee as to
which should name the candidate for
representative. Cleveland won and
Or. Milton was nominated
The Democrats held n primary This
evening ard selected Delegates to the
legislative council and township con-
ventions which convene here the two
1rst Monday and the other Tuesday.
The Republicans also held council
convention here Monday. These viii
finish up full and complete tickets for
the Democrats ard Republicans and the
Populists have their full ticket all ready
nominated. From now till November
6, the political arena will be hot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

DenIson. Tex, oct. s.--Mike sweeney.
master Of transportation OF the Katy
is here from Parsons.
A. It. Drew. assistant general freight
agent OF the Katy is here from 81.
Louis.
Master Mechanic McElvaney LEFT to-
day for smithville
Ex-conductor Johnson OF tho
Choolaw division Is In the city from
williams, Arr. where he IL connected
with the train service OF tho Atlantic
and Pacific.
Air Brake Inspector Farmer and
Travelling Engineer Lancks are here
from Kanaas
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,rnr,u WEATHER REPORT.

hlyeslon Tex, Oct. 9.-The barom-
Is low In all parts Of the country
nght The storm has moved from
| east gulf rapidly to the northeast
/ Is apparently central of the Caro-
coast. There is low pressure
Northwest Texas and another Is
over Colorado. An area of high
Ere Is apparently making It's way
from the northwest. Rainfall
uniting to 10 to an inch or more is
|rted from Atlanta and Charlotte.
following heavy rainfall is report
Columbus, Ca. $40 inches; Green
|, Ga, $50 inches; Griffin, Ca, l.T0
les; spartansburg, Ca. $50 inches:
Rnla. Ala, l.l0 Inches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Moss Point. Aliss., oct s.--In the
storm yesterday the following VESSELS
were driven nEho9s ut ship Island
Schooner g. A. Fisher, from Logtown;
schooner Coliia, from Burlington: fah-
lng smack La Mora, from Mobile,
which II n total wreck; barge Lupus.
No lives were lost no far AS known
At Round Island the schooner Scur-
rett and barges and New Era, st. John
and Jersey are ashore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Mineola, Wood Co.. Tex. Oct. s.-The
Populist senatorial convention for this
district met here and nominated ] .
II. MCGEE of Upshur county for state
senator. Mr.. McGec Is prosperous
farmer and was few years ago n
Democrat The candidates IN the race
now are Hon. r. N. Stafford OF Wood.
county Democratic nominee. and the
nominee of the Populist party. j. II.
MCGEE. The Republicans will not have
candidate in this district for any
except state Offices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Scranton. Miss. Oct e.-Thls morn
ing the tugs Leo, Eve and Fox went
TO Horn Island but could not make a
landing. Yesterday NJ o'clock the Nor
wegian bark Tristan cut away her
mast. then fired signals for tugs The
barts Ordovlc and TARA Topaz are
stranded and leaking badly and II Is
believed that all three viii have to be
abandoned. The French bark Susanna
Boulet weathered the storm IN safety.
Fortunately there were no lives lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Cottonwood. Tex, Oct. s.-Col John
Bowger of Abilene, Hon, w. u. Gill
Hand of the Baird Star, candidate for
representative. and Judge Il. t. Solo
mon, addressed the Democrats OF this
place the 9th inst.
Messrs, Bryant and Gage. candidates
for the state senate, Will speak on the
issues of the day here Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Pawnee, o. r.. Oct e.-Politlcs has
ragged high in this place today. The
Popullats have been In session nearly
all day putting a county ticket in the
field, which labors have Just apou,
baen concluded. The Gazette old
Aluskogee, l. T.. correspondent. NJ
NJ Edwinton was nominated by them
fcr county attorney The Republicans
have also been in the hottest convention
mat has been held Ia Pawnee since II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
onnnNwALL,s nsrnnrnIsp.
The Great Firm WIN Have Another
Magnificent Play House.

Magnificent Play House.
The Grcenwalfs have heretofore been
content to own. operate and control
tho play houses that were west OF the
MisslsRippi. Now they have added
genius 10 enterprise and the hustiing
former capital OF the "uoober'' state
IL 10 have one ol-Ahe finest theaters In
the South and bctter sun for the opera
going public II ~ TO be managed by
Henry Greenwall.
The following from the Savannah
CGa,) News explains itself;
THE sale OF the Savannah theater
20 the American Theatrical exchange
WAS brought to a head yesterday, and
after a further conference with Mr.. n.
r. Johnson. manager, agreeable terms
were reached and the papers signed.
Measrs Henry Greenwnll. Albert Weis
and Frank Cox, the architect. who
were here for the purpose Of making
arrangements FOR theater for this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Paris. Tex. Oct, s.-The Democratic
county executive committee has de-
clded upon Vigorous campaign and
has entrusted the details to the cam
paign committee organized a few days
ago An address has been Issued by
the committee urging Democrats to
stand together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Mineola. Wood Co, Tex, Oct. s.
opened yesterday with a barbecue at
Qultman. The attendance was unusual
~ large. Judge II NJ Cate and Hon.
X. n. Stafford. Democratic nominees
for state senator, were the orators OF
the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
pcmocratic club .

Pittsburg. Camp County. Tex. Oct. s.
On Saturday night last, Democrat
lc meeting was held at the courthouse
for the purpose OF organizing Demo-
cratic club. 1t was a very enthusiastic
meeting and hundreds Joined,
Capt. l.. S. F'latau addressed the as
sembly after which II was voted by
the club to Invite Democratic speaker
to meet ]. II. Davis, Popullst candidate
for congress who is TO speak here ON
the llth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Dalngeraeid. Tex, oct. IA bridge
burned on the Sherman. Shreveport q
Southern railway yesterday afternoon.
delaying the local and passenger trains
about twelve hours. The bridge was
three miles east OF this place and Is
supposed TO have caught from work
train which had just passed over going
east. Trains are now passing all right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

London. Oct. e.--The Associated
PRESS learned on the best authority
that the European powers are acting
In harmony. They do not Intend to per-
nit the integrity OF corea 70 BIO dis
turbed and viii eventually enforce this
declsion should Japan attempt a per-
manent occupation OF the peninsula.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Corsicana, Tex, Oct. S.-Senator r.
Q. Mills has returned from South Tex
as and is very much enthused over
the prospects OF Democratic success
In that section. He stated that he felt
assured that the county ticket here
would be carried by a safe majority.
He left tonight for Hilsboro, where he
goes to open the Hill county fair to-
morrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

n w IN Tex Oct. Sin The Gazette
hss eu mat Mrs. S. S. Walker,
II o a,ecehtly been much annoyed
M" sehtlress, was the daughter
[ts y B. Saunders. This is a
u.. one Is the daughter of Hon.
Saunders. "a" partner OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Dubuaue. Ia. oct. Especial Exam
iner waite OF the pension bureau has
MED the documents captured In the
famous tin box IN Pension Agent Van
I.ouven's private office al Lyman
Springs. Ia. These documents are
mostly in the form Of correspondence
discriminating upon the face. between
Van IAuven and certain boards OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

SAN Marcos. Tex Oct. 9.-Judge
Reagan spoke here today to a large
crowd in the interest Of the Democratic
state ticket. He does not like the plat
form but says the Democratic IL better
than the Republican or Populist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
nIcISInIr,,r Tonr.

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 9.--After max
ing short speeches ct Reedburg, Bara-
100 and Lodi, Governor Mckinley ar
r.Ived al Madison AT 2:so and spoke 10
an audience of several thousand peo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Balllnger, Runnels Co.. Tex. Oct. B.
Hon. c. X Bell, Democratic nomi-
nee for congress, and Hon. c. II. Jen-
klns. Popullst candidate for the same
office, discussed the political Rsues
OF the two parties before large audi
enee at the courthouse this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

ssaru rso. Tex, Oct. S,-Mr. Jim
|bsA,p prosperous farmer. got his
6ea,l torn and one finger torn
INA with n tendon, which
|new, out OF his arm, being bro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Buda Pesth. Oct. e.--in the lower
house of the Hungarian diet today
Premier Wekerie introduced the budget
for 1861 He estimated The surplus at
80. 1903 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

Washington, Oct. s.--List OF patents
for Texas: Wire stretchsr. John w.
Austin, Pilot Point; box fastener. Ed
win a Beck, Fort Worth; wire coiling
machine. George W. crowder. Gold
thWalte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

san Antonio Tex, Oct. 9.-The CEN
tral Democratic club has invited
Governor Hogg to speak here tomorrow
night. No answer has yet been received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

circlevIlle, Ohio, Oct s.--Newton Will
Der, manager OF the Ohio hotel.
crushed the skull OF Andrew Fink,
Boarder, with a cuspidore Fink IL
dying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

New orleans, oct. 9.-1he Democrat
&c convention Of the Second district
nominated Charles j.. Buck for CON
gress. Judge Davy having declined the
nomination
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

= DC. Oct. "a dispatch from
~, ,les SAYS there is no truth in
~ mat Jabeh Balfour has es-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

New orleans. oct e.-ogden has car
rled the Fourth district by about 800
majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

rHn VALUE OF ADvnRrrsfve. eens.
The rich man hn-tencd TO withdraw
his ads. che posr man rnshrd 20
have an nd Inserted. A year or more
IL u. frpw. since those two sneu
thus argued ma converred. one
rich. one poor. they 'rtiii exist todnys
but fortune their positions Inns rec
verscd.--Ynni<cc Dindc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

faH AN enden,ored once TO
|,reslths Games - those who
Swtf vyor man said Twas
ksrtise' ava,'' aud seemed the
|a., . ' logic 20 de-pi-e :. they IN. o ar,
IA Ioh,ssn,winEly, had the other
"eon, erted'
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:Iegant
Wraps.

n see the correct things
'cloaks and Capes you
Ii visit our store. Our
|sments all frst-class tailor
(da No sweating system
Laks bought for our stock.
Eces much lower than pre-
M year IS, So and
!, 90 buys an elegant gar
Iut Complete assortment
sizes in misses, infants
i cbildren's cloaks-$l. %
IslO.Oo-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31

want to see Mr.. Brecklnridge on mat,
ter OF great Importance. and then turhe1
to me and said, L want 10 see you.
then turned to my wife and said, mao
better 40 with her We went OUT On
the street. There was not much conVet-
sation she said, 4 intend To END 'his
matter. and am going 10 XIII you
said, All right: this is your last day
Her statement that I said a word dis-
respectful TO my wife. or that ma
llgned her in any degree is absolutely a
falsncation. without a shade" ot truth
to justify it,"
PISTOL NO. ,.
They walked to the office of Chief-of-
Police Moore. where the scene occurred
that Major Moore described. After leaY-
ing Moore's office they walked 10 Mrs.
Thomas's boarding-hOusc and entered the
library. Said the Colonel: AS / was
standing there she came In with piston
In her hands-the third one | had seen
her with. | had some sort Of feeling
Of what might be in her mind. and. a.
she was close tc the door put my arms
about her and took the pistol away from
her. / then LETT without saying word
10 her"
At this point the court adjourned uAtl'
Monday NJ ID o'clock.