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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

1t tho Macon merchants want trade
this fall and winter, and of course
they do, they should get together and
adopt some plan TO get all the roads
leading to Macon in good condition.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

| will sell school books. supplies
etc. AS low SIS they can be bought any
where bu, will sell for cash only.
W. f. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

AT Marks You viii @ tho best
cheapest and most complete linc of
crockcry, glassware and lamps ever
brought 10 Macon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

We regret to learn that Mr.. Gco
Pagan, who lives with his sou. Milton,
near Yarrellton, Texas, had the mis-
fortune to TALL and break two OF his
ribs. His son George here reports
him to be slowly recovering from tho
injury,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Before ordering your fall or winter
suits. call nj Marks and The many ard
handsome samples. a lit is susraut'
opI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Mrs. VI. G. Dent and Mrs.J Il. Dins.
more and family spent a very plea :
san. week at Laudcrdilc Springs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
rnEDULE.

|The GREAT SLAUGH-
|TER in goods will be
continued until Sept.
when | will be in
the market with a full
stock of Fall goods.
OVENS Cash Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Don't fail TO get Il S,etson hat at
Marks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

$1,000 Loaded Shells Just received,
W. +. FERRIS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
List of Letters

Remaining in the Posiotlice at Macon II
me close OF the week ending Sept. s, 1894,
which If not taken out in 30 days will be
sent TO the dead letter Office:
John Beuricld, 5 Burnss
Mrs; Mary Btlilps, Startling Jar.agin,
Us Mereray. Mrs l. II McGee.
Mrs Ella Smith. JF Willis, apkgs
Rev Mr. Ned Love Lady.
NJ, NAHORNER, p. NJ.
j. HOLBERG. JR., Dep.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

DIR. 0. llendrick has a card In this
issue. lie will live aud have his Office
in the house next TO the billiard House.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

The Primary election last Tuesday
went for Marshal Scott by about 80
majority.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Mrs. Emmett Danlzlcr, OF Clifton
Vile left last Monday night for New
York.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
Municipal.
Macon, Miss, Aug. %, %

Macon, MISS, Aug. ~, VI.
AT meeting called Tor the purpose
of receiving report of committee APP.
pointed TO ascertain vaIuo Of private
building on public school property.
the Com. reported it was worth $50
and Mrs, Holman agreeing 10 take
that amount, a warrant a ordered
to be issued for $50. payable out Of
school fund.
The bond of S l. Volt as assessor
was approved.
The matter Of petition Of Taxpayers
is continued uHi tho regular Sept.
meeting.
Tuesday, Sept. 1 '94
A regular meeting was held, his
Honor and MI Aldermen present, also
Marshal and Treasurer.
Minutes of previous meeting werc
read and approved.
Treasurer filed his report for month
ending Sept. 4, 1894, which was re
ceivcd, ordered anl filed and spread
OH minutes, us follows:
GENERAL FUND.
10 bal. last report. 90 Is
Amt from A I Dent. Is %
$l05 81
Bv warrants, 1903 81
Balance I e
SeIIooh FUND.
10 balshcc last report. 397 81
Amt from A I Dent, 800 0;
S7S7 6.
by varttnts 50 q
balance 1856 g.
The finance Com rcporteh &nfe Il
be correct.
The finance Com. were authorized
to borrow SEQ for the town.
Tho following accon's were allowed
aud the Clerk directed 10 iasue war
rants tor saIrc nat OF general fund:
A Z Beu,. trt Oh pipe. ! 1
W Ferris, STATIONARY, 8
III Freeman, rep. gum 8
FJobes. lamp wick. !
Smith, lumber, 10
Standard Oil Co, oil. 69
a Klaus. street certificate so
NJ IIoliers, drs yage
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Mr.. j NJ CeappeIl has moved to the
VIM Jones house on the Columbus
road
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Marks limo OF vrockcry and lamps
arc just out OF sight. Don't fail 10 sec
them before purchasing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Marx will keep his store open on
Saturday nights until 10 O'Clock, other
nights until 8 p. m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
Some more September Changes.

Mr.. Jmo. McCaskill is cIcrking at
the Racket store.
Mr.. Henry Herman, Jr, is at W. NJ,
Jones's.
Mr.. Herbert Hull, of Winston coun'
ty, is keeping books tor N. Scales &
Co.
Mr.. Geo. Augustus, Jr. IS engaged
with |. Il. Smith.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

The Governor has added 800 10
the rewards offered for Fed DaNir
who shot Mr.. Lucius Cole and the re-
wards now aggregate $500,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Mr.. Heinrich broush,
kdv. of his large Few
tarc, Crockery, Lamps
to make q choice SC
Bid do well to call be
kn picked over. You
hsctul as well as orna.
b very low price.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

lon has just received n
for parlor, bod.
|om and Kitchen. lie
|ecpcrs TO call und in,
Bin be sure TO buy as
with the goods
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
Very Truly,
w. Il. FoSTEK

vate and use it-livo.
Very Truly,
W. Il. Foster
REPORTS or COMMITTEES, N0xupEE
Co. S. 5. CONVENTION.
Your Committee on Nominations
submit the following:
10 Poindoxter. President.
Prot w 7 Foster, Vice "
AT Dent, Secretary,
Ell Smyth, Treasurer.
NV Drake, Statistical Sccy.
Executive COMMITTEE:
j II hubbard Shuqualak.
CD Amcs, Macon,
30 Glenn, Brooksvilic,
Cunningham, Cliflonyille,
II G Harlan, Center Point.
VICE PRESIDENTS:
JW Drake, Macon.
RK Wooitcn, Brooksvillc,
I.B Richards, M~ashulavillr,
l. W Smith, Prairie Point.
CO Thompson, Center Point.
WALTER PRICE,
Chairman.
REPORT or COMMITTEE ON REsoLU.
Tons.
This Convention bcgs leave TO .tb
nit The following Resolutions:
1--Rcsolved that this County SIS
Convention has hccn a season OF both
pleasure aud prof, to those in attend.
ancc, and we hope win be the begin.
ming of better S. 5. work throughout
this county hcnccfnrward.
THAT ms officer. and Teachers in
The s. Schools of this County we viii
cndeayor hcncrforth TO exert otsrsol-
c more faithfully aud energetically
to carry oui the high and holy pur
poses TO which we are pledged US 5.
5. workers.
3-That we recognize the great in.
p~ortancc OF a County S. School Con.
vcnti0n and will sec 10 it. that such u
cohyeBtivu is hereafter held annually
nj sumo accessible place IN tho coun.
ty.
4-.Thnt VIC extend our hearty and
sincere thanks to the citizens of Ma.
con for their Christian hospitality,
and entertainment OF this Convention.
5-That we also cV.diaiy thank the
officers OF this Chdrrh ion lis Use as a
place of meeting this year.
6--That the thanks OF this COnvcn'
tiOn arc due and are hereby rendered
10 the choir who have furnished US
Emusf for fhe OCCASION.
Respectfully submitted.
s j.. II l%lUBBSRD,
MfS. =. n. HAMILTON,
A. HnrCHINsoN.
|. Com.
Delegates TO The State ounda,
School Convention to DC held at Wa
ter Valley uext year, selected by Nox
ubec County S. s. Convention.
Delegates;
A. ID. HUTCHINSON,
W. 7. FOSTER.
). W. DRAEE.
J, II. i%ftBRAsh.
Mrs, JAS. McM0RRiRt4.
Alternates:
Miss FANNIE w. MINOR,
Mrs. +. II. HAMILTON.
Mrs f. W. SPENCER.
GEroRr ot CoMMiTrEE ON STATISTIC
Your Com. on Statistics bsg hav
to report eighteen Sunday Srlo i
represented in The Convention, rcpor
Ing SC olTcers, IS hiaic t6arhcrs. SO Il
male teachers, total teachers Of, =
male scht ttra, 4S4 female scholars. o.
!. total scholars. total mcmbcrship' l09
contributions tor missions lhis yc'
500. IS, contributions Hr school m
other rAsrRoscs this year, 1854 rs.
! G.. B CLEMENT.
/ w. T. Foster.
!, Fer chcap groceries, and fresh goo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

Eincannon is visiting
ION.
Ter will put in some
,. Those wishing same
bpliralion soon.
prner, jr., leaves Satur.
pr Cambridge. Mass,
Harvard College as n
es leaves Sunday morn.
e, Tenn, TO enter Van
Fiiy,
SHEPPARD has jus. re.
eridian where she at.
r. iagc of her brother
Dora Garner.
kcon's nice II men
A, & NJ. College this
(lbcrg and family, Mrs.
and sister, rclurnod
'ler Spending month
lnty visiting relatives.
!arshal McCucn took
bcrdcen on a charge
Pd tiger"
Carver. who has been
lmmcr with her rcla.
Prnor and family, left
|ng for Boston, where
dams. son Of the late
l'lckens Co.. Ala. was
rday while bathing in
at Windhanl's land.
that his mother is no,
b.
f. one Of Nacon's pep.
Eer', will leave shortly
~ to make that city
b.
wart has opcncd a men,
P'd postoflico building
pare Of patronage.
WING
ms section desiring IA
er machine will ,,lesst
INC Office addressed
and will caIl O.
machine and iMstruc,
Fixing Of IL. Best term,
|Tspasy.
+. q. krRsY.
Mnrnu MI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

ham, sou of billiard
fly of Noxubcc, had II
Meridian depot with
RuIian and the latter
b knife wound in the
the Beacon last week
|thc officers for Il week.
up 20 Sheriff Dorroh'
Ias taken to Meridian.
before Justice McCor-
hearing the tcslimo
The prisoner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15
The S. s. Convention .

The S. S. C%onychti0n held last week
was a good place TO get ones good re-
renewed nud to obtain IL new
lease on lies. S. life. We met, We
worked together, we got on so har.
m%oniously, 40 swcctly, and best of all
we did good. W. feel the inspiration
The next year will witness the
grandcst stride in S. S. work which
has ever been secn in Noxubcc county.
We are just going to take the high.
ways aud hedges and md the waste
places and build them up. We must
do it, we will do 1t. Next year schools
must report which have never yet cx.
listed, for We shall see them spring in
to life. Instead Of eighteen schools
reporting We must have them all next
time and such a convention as we
have never had. Wake up. BROTHER,
keep yonr lamp burning, we want to
rcvolutiOnizc this county on 5. 5. lines.
W. must not stop till all boys and
girls can 20 if they will, and wa must
see they will. Here is a noble field
for christian expansion. Let US use it.
Let every delegate resolve to aid in
the organization of as. S. in some
community. The little matter work
cd out would givo liz the banner coun,
IS of the State on $. S. extension. We
must have tive can-wc shall. Let
the enthusiasm of the recent Conych.
ton abide with you-trcasure it-take
care of il. Enthusiasm is lifo cult,
vate and use it--live.
Very Truly,
W. Il. Foster
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-09-15

|, f, visiting his broth
b,u hal.
|,o. lIuucnsicin is en-
IL, home. He will
Boil. shout Oct. iirs'.
at the post office has
boy for charging pic :
|lr,uing work should
Bee sample. Satistac C.
kDrson OF lanlette will
h .nou We extend
llcon and wish him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
lHTI-GlR8LIHG MOVEMENT.
rur coss11TtTioz uAs HaEv raf-
PARED.
Ih- oNf--r 81 sAe As.eriafisa l., -
ssareA ost asa Frerrar ~ caa--
hiIH< E,si-Is. He-@4uarser. VIII
Re - cai-r=@-

cAl-zsa. Il. Oil lA--Isls faterza-
t.azaI zzs-szzh-.,x assoelz1isz. az
soazeszsaz q ia e1-S,sszsS5a & saiea
has A2.Asrrs besa z--ass. today fsrau-
iats- = sezsutrstsz AS tT-iaVt Ehlea
III ts sssasrtsd a. special z1ss-ias
q la.s zas1clz.lal flz-1EroH zrss VII
tggszhsr z4fa aE1rsrs Tscsaznenssi ~
re- eazaz-lttse = a2opt=5 ~itaeut rna-
-ar4l eszzra Ths zItlziss lsc4ts ths
csf oaans q tae sFae-azt-ol A. CHI
e2E1 Niih hruDeAaE Ia al other sarge
sl-lss q fhs Uz1-ed states exteadi-E
uiilr-a.siF u fae rrsat ezntezs q g-5rts-
i&-1l - forsisz iaE1E- TIE objects q
tts association. BREEZY Htzrst. are -
rrizaz-fly s4areh CIT ar5 pEsvsut TIE
Ezubli1E eTl and cooperate f5E the
E.srza1zsat Eagg-sssiou q Ills form q
gse. aifh AZ aocietiss ard otEznizA-
tors having tht1 81 ~ IL giss.
1fe1-tershfg N ATS zsf.s-3 alta is ur-
sasfFi--e1 u4ta rssr1 g. age o. religions
Asle.. E1E Ienslu bang eligible ~
b rt.lr a Feies PROMISING % aoftaiu
tfrE Es-hluE a-1 ne 54yEle1t y a
-1ui-al u=-u1arsllp r. me or4Etnll
.1-cr-l. rzr1rt axe E1uca1 +. Cot.
4r1l So ed q whom Eave hltaefto
faksa acfirs rsrr % rH1rsl reform Ihe
l3Ee1 81 ~ GERS r1rEists o. 1iiss
FsaQ1ea r. WIZARD. L. ?. Z sr1ai'I'. Misc
E41 ~ Sweet ~ J. DTrhau. 7 y %. u.s.
s.. ifeCaulsy DR. Sarah HscEstt
-laFs-H1r Rev. william I-1Wren-e. T..
q E1n113 = Ggh. Frank r. Page.
Frslsrlek J.. Chapman and Reg. wa
Jam O. Clark, j. D. IN prgznlzaii7n
81 b Natural g1terou-h % ths crusade
maze -r tlis elfy against Eamhi.ne
1fea-f Cor the fnsllrg gear pro-
rr'd 6g ffe committee on permanent
erFErizaii1u. ard who VIII be- elected
tamerrw are President Rev william
~ clafk. gl.a-pr-s lont Aiiss Francs
T. VI IlaTil secretary. Edmund p COT.
treasurer ThomaH y MeCauieT
Among IRE prlnilsut member ~ thn
a1F slrF board ars fhe following.
Lyman r Gage 11in v. FarweI prasI-
eent nf rle chicago Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Aasoeiztt1ns John ~ shlr-
tei President - thf National humane
e-leivi ftf71 J. sc1dcsr. Jersey ClfFf
rev Lyman ABBOTT. Brooklyn Judge
arah Davis %rw York Rev J p
IFe9Fta New York r. g. Maynard.
allf7f ~ Christian afr W1fh Sew YORK
flnF Nsdis1r r. Peters. New York
HE-GqFerr1r Charles D. johnson ST.
Louis ET Dr. PsrkHursf StE YORK.
Rev Hithani B1rrhHrn. ST. Louis W'-
Jam H. graf2ics. Buhai0i ]. J. SIC
Williams Buffalo. Rev. ~ p clifford.
H1Taio. Eev Adds Albf1. Utica Hag
f,r : r Cumme-, Baltimore. John H.
wright Warrington. HeF u. r. Black
Weil Pri'adr'phia g. r. paruHns. Salt
IsEs city. Geo. O. Van Law Denver.
Isaac C.E Brooks. New York Ra. g.
a. wheeler Portland. oregon. Key.
Jama D. Habbltt. Bratt.ebDto 81
8 number 0f meetings have been ar-
ranged f1r. Including Or. Parithurat ~
New York Efv. DIT Ciark ~ Chicago.
John Phillip quinn. Chicago. and othc7
/ gentlemen Of national rcputr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

A x-nsAer q Ts.1a saPFs,~A ts b
ts1er Arrest ~ Last

c-z5e-iand. Nd. o. 1-.--z'als -aarr--
izE a. 1i9 ee-ock 1-esr PEEK q iA-s
cssy no-i1s4 . =zz 1s-HE p HAtAsr
sl.sp1sss-2s rzazusr raar ne Baltianses
sn1 oa8o cspa- Es .r-s2 . hoara
szpr.ss s-sln va 3. Egesl 1-1-3- Wiz
tss Eatcasls. zee n-1n zasEsTs1 re
aesef5ps.sa * t1s one va Pas -7s2-i-
Gated u ne r5sfsry q lie t1pGess
car a. luznl--c. "a. Ass EesE As
s9on as ne ealssr ATTEMPTED p maze
me arrest. Ehs mau s.arts& 70 run-
ozt vas zoos eazEat - re oiaeez. ne
cia-nel 70 have oasr st3pF-ns - 1-=
q he h1eE1s u us cltF a1a Lpel-
Beng taEel 10 sz-a y ne l-.eAs
a-a-len Ena rriE1-er iz4-lre- ls.- Ma
chafge. Es vas z--ert=l AIS Wn=a
ilforEed sneerg4 81 the 14=A - ll7
beng Ia q tralr rcltery- re vas -as-
- gGeErigna1 b. Ctsl Plt1er ana szi-
1e nE1 - money SD wanted - ~
saArcse5 H. -Gg1=z- was glrklg e1ill-
pllet azzh. ara sn=l 1871 Has E1.l-
ID out q kA 90 tc1sL tnE-i1ef w-io p-a-
- gaieabies Ee b-car-s Es-y uneasy
On aIs uersgn vas f5u-3 also a pawn
t-c1zL stlgWlre ---t 4c f-Hls4 --a-
H1nlc r4nr ~ 71asnllc-1n o. s=pt=n-
Der a. When 1gssflIne1 - % bow
The arti-ias and MlleF cane mo De
plssez-ion the man tol4 a aid storJ
about carving Gu1l=y t1r oTr- year
h4t gave no a11sllt q the uIler
GODS The prisoner gave hls name as
- , Carchg alt BIS home a. Ep-t
DotgH. Kan IL z1krgEitiged having
ben IN Port Roy4L va where b.
WIS E.en tN1 days ego. and said b
walked % EEELaE41lh 11ucs4on l4
search u vor. he refused - say
anyf1ing about q companion who rode
70 Shenandoah from Port Royal o. why
ne chose . walk irst=aa " Fidlns
Eaen he had 80 mGet a1oney 90 bis
psasrFsiou n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

tr-.-t.r..... F. - 1s .--.s. t
He-i ftFsini@ ann western NAi y 4A'lI
q what j. c1uG1-utIy believed 70 be
q uart o. The gsaree5 train robblnr
- ,.,, -, $50
gang Haa pm -e'' I-'
b D. predicted tll- Che arrest 81 the
l-her fnerlbe--- " tf- -apg W.U follow
- .t t
GERS ana TIRE ~ mem are 9hdeF ar
rest Money has Been found on only
one OF ts,.,Y The rao.-ts --gfId in5.-
es+s ftst ar.- -rs rraba-,- s6e mon
f,l.tt s-.55v- +i,. ,.--,.-, fo ne west
Vyarl go Hrr. .are-. rt.irsad trans
r.lrt.l4so- in ~. -Ear.rrd54h v.lisv
Csrduc-d- Gro lr.ha Ealt.rra-e and
Onto raiir.std s---.,..t Ii JysshIugf.,f, 4t
hi 20 t0dsv fr5u flrbarlard Ma He
ala MOI Ie3rr 4rs. sl4sllnaI frcrs cou-
e-rninr ia. a--.-r Lii t,lr,flri4rf fsst
Nor. beyond ts--- har..fos8rs given
ar cf no ,rras.s I'D C'bs--y TYr v.s-
ier5ay He however a5rdrmsJ ihet
ucs,s ana rsoor+at i1sf ~. atithsrlfiss
rr4r. an al. fr4.l. IN fsur mon Oh,
ndllflo. - ~. tBr4a arr.HtaI or
mo-. fonr run h. saba pad baa1
placed ttudl- a rrsst 3,s 1lartfrgbiirg ttis
morning ,rher BOARDED "A frafrht train
aud bnd -tlnnsarrlfIiliy lrata-r mo een-
driet9r. on. I'd tGrm mad a vary large
n.aEal-rfa4f.g r4yslysar ME- Cl+.-y, yyas
no, fon- enotisb Ina afrrti- st,i-r ID
learn mani r.r,r.uiars N me ar-as,
At shepar5oah Junction between Ma
tiusb1irt. and fgarpsr,F Perry M. rail-
r5ad Ynen informed Condurtor Green
ttst Two men htl purc64ssd rlcl,ets
thsr,. mis- tuoruing. Tha 1raDt .tb9tfght
tbap ygsrs.i. t,ispicions eh1r7rters from
ffrlr of.r.asranos ara hssIst.ta- ,rb.y
b7d pi9ntr. Of money which tncv sx-
hIbysI when fbny bousht tb, ffet-afs
some ~ the money v.44 sassrl,ai In,
tha 1e.n- AZ poid.
Tvl mon answering the daecriptlen
given M these mon were geeu near
Anuia rrask the day 81 mo r,bbe,y
ono rr tbe mon. he said. uurrbnsed "A
frsef far f.atffsvtlia. Ey 1nd tb. othaT
f,r Soma rolut In tbe Wrgf which Nh
Green dtj nor reucuber T'ba ngaut
deaeribad one ms ian man ana Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

The Fsurth Annual BANQUET Of the
Emma Willard Association

Kew York. Oct Is.-Ile Emma wall
ard association. q which 1.rs Russell
- e Is president has sent out us IN
,-Iistlons 10 It's fourth annual kacnEs..
10 ~ heIE today At the Windsor nUsel-
a subject Of especial Interest y now
e-raeing the atterti0n o. ths nelnbers
- rhe association. \ Biographical
lord Of pupils in the ccurSe % the
fi-st hsIf century Is u prep1ra ton,
nd Mrs. 4. ". FAIRBANKS q Provi-
deree. herself former pupil q the
Troy seminary. has been chosen 10
compile and edit the work. which Is TO
be one Of magnitude.
Prom a study Of the catalogues now
on aie al Troy & appears THAI some
tnlne Ike $40 persons must BE- heard
fr1m In order TO make the record COM
uistz. The state q New YORK was the
most literal patron ot the school. CIV
ering the entire peTt5d q fifty years,
but the earlier decades show large
percentage cf New England girls In
attendance. Later, and up 20 the time
Of the var. the Southern element be-
comes conspicuous
T1e work OF collecting data for this
f,r-rrachinE enterpfssa has leen dele
gated by the. association 20 COM
n1Ittee. and. In the course % the work.
the United states have been divided
in,1 sections. IN which he several
rrsrr hers q the committee are pushing
Inquiries as 20 living pupils and follow
ing clues Of those deceased.
Mrs. Fairbanks Is the widow q a
". Fairbanks. formerly owner OF the
Cleveland Herald. and her editorial and
other contributions 10 that paper and
10 other periodicals have qualified her
In experience FOR the work IN hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Indianapolis. oct. 1S--rhe schedule
for the trip OF eN-Presldent Harrison 10
ne northern part OF the state IT, per-
fccted this morning He viii leave In
dlanapolls this morning The train
Will stop for rear-car speeches at No.
blosvillc, Upton, Kokomo Marion.
Blnfton and Decatur. and the night
meeting will be held az Fort Wayne.
Returning tho next day from Fort
Wayne, the special Will stop at Co.
iumbia city Warsaw. Plymouth
Rochester, Peru. Logansport, Delphi,
Lafayette and Lebanon. II IA the In.
tention TO devote twenty minutes TO
each point, The schedule provides Tor
seventeen speoches IN two days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

washington Court House. Ohio. oct
is.-The feeling asalnt Col. Colt and
troops Is 50 Intense this morning that.
had they remained in town. further
ri1tiug and bl0odsned could not have
been avoided
Charges viii Be preferred against him
by responsible citizens. and a court
martial asked Indignation against
sherin Cook is as fierce as against Colt.
u is claimed that the troops shot with
out a word q warning into thepublic
street. crowded with people. most OF
whom had been called out by an alarm
Of fire. and were returning home after
The blaze subsidized
Twsuty-four people were wounded, in
cluiirE tw0 women. one bog was killed
outright and two nave since died, and
three more are fatally hurt
Gov. Mckinley this morning ordered
the troops 20 return home. There Is no
danger Of further violence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Minneapolis, oct. ls.-Dr. George Won
Schmidt, the German traveller claiming
20 have inside advic=s as TO the situa-
ton 10 Russia. said today that he had
received another cryptograph letter in
dl1alllg an uphsaval when the car
died. The students party and clergy
are honey-combed with a conspiracy
20 set aside the czarowitz and place
Prince George on the throne. in spite
Of the cars personal wishes The
car Is crazsd with fear and dares not
employ Russiaa physicians for fear
they are connected with the conspiracy.
II VIII be readily seen that an un.
favorable Interpretation can easily be
made OF the above bulletin. and it g,
not astonishing that 1t has given rise
TO additional reports OF an alarming
nature In spite Of the fact that every
preparation has been made to receive
his majesty at Corfu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

ST. Petersburg. oct. ts.-Grand Dukes
sergius and Paul. bOthers OF the car.
started for Lividia today. \ dispatch
says the grand duke OF Hesse Darn
stadt and Grand Duchess Sergius have
started for ST. Petersburg.
The news from Llvidla caused con-
sternation IN st. Petersburg. and there
Is a general feeling that the end may
be expected any day, consequently
great anxiety IS experienced regarding
the consequences Of the cars sudden
demise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

because CocErrli Il for Opening the
Fort siIi Country.

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Iowa Park. Tex. Oct ISL came 10
ft.. ,.ftir,ts, diatrir,v 60, ana ont ~ nos
h''' WY '"' i''iitii'eH were uEh'lhs
CorkrHIl wl.h Dean. ard Dean cham
il0n Of the opening of lhc Fort SIN
country. or nay own knowledge I
knew the cattlemen Intended To- beat
coekraH. q friend i3id no. no man
could lln elected who was in favor o.
the opening ~ tae territory Accept
ing Ar Dams statement that be is
and has been IN favor Of opening the
territory. ! am 80 q loss to account i1r
tho c1itlcincn's attorney taking the
stump FOR him. I know the Bitlcmen
svrII. nnl IL ls not often That thaV