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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
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II Was Discussed In the Commercial
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Of the Commercial club last night the
following committees, were appointed:
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added probable cost Of the bureau.
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lowuy, I'd Putnam and sam Mittenthal
Constitution aud bylaws. a. Is. ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Lodi, Tex, Sept ib-The colored
people OF Marion aud cass counties
save barbecue today at school
house near the county line. The eandl.
dates for the several county onlees in
both counties were out en- masse. The
principal speakers OF the day were
u. r. o'Nesi and J, II. Frost. candi-
dates for representative on the Demo
cratic and Populist tickets. respectively.
In cass county, and W. II. ArmIstead.
candidate for fioater from this district.
Everything passed on quietly. candl-
dates ware all In good humor and con-
fdent OF Victory in November. In cnss
county the Democratic ana Popullst
Following are about equal. Tonight the
candidates Of this (Marion) county will
present their various qualifications 10
the voters here. We have no party
divisions In local affairs In this county.
Every man on his merits, without re-
gard to party Affiliations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
THIRTEENTH rLoronIlL.
Delegates Meet aad Appoint Several
Committees.

Gainesville. Tex, Sept. io--The ao-
torial convention FOR tho Thirteenth
legislative district met at the court
house yesterday. It was called to order
by DIR. J. p. Blouut. executive chair
man. DIR, plouut was elected tempo
rary chairman and w II. Roberts tenn.
porary secretary
II. C, Ferguson, II, r, tlm ana J. NJ
Wilson We're appointed q committee on
credentials, which reported that tho
counties are entitled to the following
votes in the convention; Denton county,
ten votes Cooke county. nine votes.
Wise county, nine votes, and that the
Following are elected as delegates and
entitled to seats IN the convention;
Denton county, II. IL, Bell, II. c. Fer
Huson, j. p. Blount and H. l.. RaEadale,
Cooke county, w. II. Roberts. i NJ
Wilson, w. s, Thomas. II. n Ware
J. u. Hayworih, W. ~. Rogers. Il. j.
Gates, #, j. Hall. s. A. cherry. j. n
Murrell and II. l., Stuart: Wise county.
Jesse Murrell, 10, p. I'M and c. c. pot
ON motion OF ]. c. Murrell the tenn
porary organization was made perma-
nent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
FORT worm WINS.
Fine Game MARRIED by Incessnnt
Wrnngling.


Base ball players and nends went
wild yesterday at sportsman's park.
Fort Worth amateurs and the Pack
ing House company mines CROSSED bats
for u hundred dollar purse.
The score stood two to one in favor
of Fort Worth at the wind up. Lots
Of hard feeling characterized the game
and personal encounters were narrowly
aVerted. Matters grew so personal and
hot In the fourth inning that the Pack
ing House company nine. who alone
had come with a catcher's mask
and breast protector would not let the
other nine use II, and the Fort Worth
catcher had TO stand for Eve innings
IN the danger OF the furious balls un-
protected, for furious they were.
The audience guyed at their lack Of
generosity mighty
Both mines seemed utterly TO forget
That aside from working for "A pnrse
they had q large audience. whom they
MAD especially invited TO entertain-an
audience whose size complimented Inc
players and whose pockets paved 10
see ball game and not to hear n
Wrangle. The discomfort OF the crowd
VIII serve as a valuable lesson To tho
nase ball boys In future Umplres and
h'hes captains Will bring clubs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Bolton. Tex, Sept ls--J, /. Robert
son. prominent chicken man from
Henderson, Tenn, win Judge the poui-
try at the Bell county fair which
takes place September 20 to 20.
There have been 1855 bales OF cotton
received here during the week ending
Friday night Total receipts this sen
son TO date, 906G bales over 1000 bales
more than were received up to this date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
THEY THREATEN 70 STRIKE
posToN CLOTHING MAKERS WANT
WAGES INCREASED.
They Also want Regulation Work.
ing Dny--oonfercnees 10 he Held
and n strike precipiiated II the
Demands are not Acceded TO.

Boston, Mass. Sept ie.-There Is
every Induction today that within a
few days there viii be inaugurated here
one OF the biggest strikes In the history
of the clothing trade OF New England.
The various branches Of the t'adc held
meetings today and endorsed the rec
concentrations OF the clothing tradss
council that the lumping system be
abolished and that the weekly wage
system be established; also that q uni
form number OF working hours be
elte blished The matter will be brought
before mass meeting OF he united
craft tomorrow. and n the recomnendI-
lions are adopted BY a two-shirds ma
jority then a series OF conferences with
the manufacturers and contractors Will
be held, II the employers agree TO ths
demand. then the threatened strike will
be averted. but If they refuse, a strike
will be ordered at once. The operatives
claim they are In better position for
n struggle than their employers. as the
lister have been awaiting the result Of
the tarlf bill and consequently are be-
hind With their work. They also assert
that they have everything TO gam and
nothing to lose, as they are ground
down at the present time beyond en-
durance. a feature which the mon are
expecting to aid them is that owing to
the present strike In New York the
manufacturers there have been sending
their work TO be done here The
entire trade appears encouraged over
the profpect, and at a meeting today n
strike would have been ordered n II
had been possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Farmersville. Tex, Sept. blast
night at the supper table, Colonel w
Morrison, travelling for I. Pepper &
Bro Greenvllle, Tex, and Mr. b. L..
Melone. travelling for James Tufts, Sill
Nerwnre ard soda water fountain man
ntacturer, fcll out and began throwing
dishes at each other until such weapons
were exhausted. Then the chairs were
used for while. and finally Morrlson
got his gun from his valise and opened
hre' the bail entering Melone's jaw ana
coming out ut hla mouth, making a
painful wound, but not fatal. Meiope
seemed to be drinking some and began
TO abuse Morrison for Directing to some
cream he (Melonel had offered him for
nus eouee' by calling him hard names
tor pelns Jew etc. Melone Is up this
morning. Morrison got small chi
over the eye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
snNpINa ON pnrnorIyns.
nrcolsinrIdEc Hunting for Grounds
Enr Ernnh.

Cincinnati. o., Sept. ia CONNER
ciil-Gazette special from Lexington,
KY, says; No more official returns
huve been received from the country,
most Of the telegraph offices IN the
smaller towns being closed on sunday
The Breckenridge managers from all
parts OF the district have been In close
consultation here all day. They put
owens plurality at 1859. against the 4l0
plurality claimed 10y the owens men
Dr. II, J, O'Mahoney, Il BrecSinrldge
detective has been sent TO Henry coun-
" to see " he could not find grounds
for charges Of fraud against the Of
tcerB of the precinct IN that county,
which glycH owens nu overwhelming
majority. and thereby throw the owens
vote out NJ. A. Cassidy. another de-
tective employed by the breckenridge
forces, Is In owens county ON secret
mission. breckenridge leaders claim
that In Scott county owens received
many fraudulent votes as COO more
Democrats have voted In this county
yesterday than at the last election.
cessantly for Breckenridge, said to-
night; 81 was surprised at Brecllln-
ridges strength. but had never doubt
that owens would fan OF the nomina-
ton think now that Mr. owens
would not have succeeded II the ladies
had not taken mp the nght believe
that It ls the universal opinion Of the
ladies' Of this district that had not the
moral question interfered there would
be no ilght at all against Breckenridge"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Fort Scott, Kans,, Sept. 1G.--A daring
ro5ber entered the cashiers Office of n.
l., Herbert painters and decorators
wholesale supply house. aud command
ed Miss Eva Thompson. the cashier, a
handsome woman, who was alone in the
room, to open the safe In which were
several thousand dollars. She refused
ana he drew a pistol and commanded
her to comply with his demand. The
door OF the safe was closed, but not
locked. and the young woman stepped
toward II and grasped the combination.
He thought she was In the act of OPEN
ing the safe, but In fact she was lock-
ing IT. She turned the combination
while he stood over her and then
standing erect and undaunted by him
she exclaimed; Now shoot" The fell
low uttered an oath, pocketed his re-
volver and fed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
AN AWFUL REVENGE.


Wichita, Kans, Sept. 16.--At Cob
Creek near Minco l. r., an old Caddo
indian was found strung up to tree
by the heels and shot through the head
On his breast was a paper warning the
Indian police to keep their hands off
gang Of outlaws, known as the Doc
Ian gang. 1t seems the dead mans
son, who Is an Indian policeman. got
on the trail Of this gang recently. and
with a posse routed them from their
rendezvous and for revenge the out
laws murdered the old man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 16,-Thls mornlne
IN negro reservation in South Dallas
Two NEGROES became involved In o dis.
pple which resulted in 'Frenohy." as
he Is commonly Rncwn receiving q So.
were cut about four Inches lonr atr.c,.
y over the heart. The negro that did
me cutting is not known. Affar
efenony WAS cut and whom covered
ceeded In mastering up All hIs v,,si,t,.
ana taking the knife avn
nom MS opponent and giving him a
terrible beating Frenohy IL nn,v IN a
bad way and his recovery is doubtf,I
The unknown negro made his escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Borton. Sept is,-The Central Labor
union of this city at a meeting this
afternoon denounced the American Pro-
tective association AZ an organization
unworthy " the endorsement Of organ
ICED labor. and claimed that It's aim
was to start religious war among or
gonized labor, In order that thoy might
become an easy prey 20 Tho capitalists,
with thla end In Wow. II was voted 10
Withdrew It's delegates from the Union
OF Practical Progress on account Of
some OF itu large officers being AFFILIATED
with the organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

supporters are the Hons. William Poln.
dexter and f. Foster, brother Of j. G.
Foster OF Fort Worth, who with his
VIE Is in attendance upon the synod,
Mrs. Foster sang at the morning SER
vice with fine expression.
Judge y. n. Castleman u Mexico and
Hon, r. NJ. Castleman OF Austin, trus-
tees Of Trinity university,are here rep
resenting that institution. Rev. ]. ID.
Bailey Of Hillsboro is one OF the promi-
nent members OF the synod. 1t is
thought the business Of the synod Will
be completed Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
NEAR rurin oAsn,.
Governor HcnfroN Of OkinhonH Does
NJ Political schemers.

Governor Henfrow OF Oklahoma Does
NJ Political schemers.
Guthrie. o. r. sept 18.-At a lute
hour last night Governor Renfrow be-
came aware that Walker, Republican.
and oborlauder, Popullst, members of
the territorial apportioment board, had
eonsplred to defeat the apportlonment
Of the territory In the legislative dis
ulcta by staying away from yeBtor-
day'a session and preventing the report
being made BY the required ume-mid.
night last night. This was according to
"a nreooneerted sehome OF the Republl-
gan londets 10 prevent a session Of the
ieGislhture this winter aud Oberlhnder
hud been induced to join them. Cover
nor Renfrow 40 once revoked Overland
sFs commission, appointed senator Pul-
lam, loading Populist, and he and
Han. the Democratic member, by hard
work, completed the distributing aud
made their report nt u o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
WASN'T Lool1INo ron rnoUDLn.
hut His auestioner- Gave u to Him
Anyhow.

Dallas, Tex. Sept. i6.-Last night at
y o'clock cutting scrape occurred
near the old elevator IN which Harry
Brooks was terribly butchered by un-
known parties. Brooks says he was
walking along the railroad track, when
he met Two men. one OF them asked
him II he was looking for trouble, to
which he responded mo" whereupon
the strangers at once pulled their
knives aud proceeded to slash him IN
merolfully.
There Is wound on Brooke hip
very deep and eight inches long. and
other knife wounds about the breast
aud back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

New York, Sept ia delegation Of
letter carriers OF this city accompanied
by their wives, loft tonight on the
West Shore railroad for Cleveland, o.,
10 attend tile NTH annual convention OF
letter oarrlers The delegation " pre-
pared to pass various resolutions and
laws OF Interest to thu carriers OF tho
nation. They were accompanied by
their attorney. George King or wash
lngton, u. @.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Italy, Tex. Sept l5,--Between s and
. o'clock this morning a strong north
east wind blew up and soon the rain
began falling a steady downpour
continued I'll noon, The earth is full
of water and cotton picking is again
retarded.
The election on the school tax passed
on quietly, and this time there was a
majority IN favor OF the tax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

ness was getting along. They were
on their way from New York to their
home In Abilene, Tex.
Dick McLish. the Ardmore land
baron, refused the National Telephone
company leave to erect poles IN the
streets OF Ardmore and the Chickasaw
sheriffs have given such close atten-
tion 10 the rest OF the line between
Gainesville and Ardmore as TO leave
not a pole standing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
Lnnham ~ swcetr.,,r.

sweetwater' Tex, Sept ie.--Hon. s.
W \. Lanham addressed large audi
enee at the court house in thls city last
night Many ladies We're present
Colonel Lanham was introduced by
Democratic county executive commit
lea. He spoke an hour and a. half lta
made splendid speech that was heart.
IVY appreciated and warmly roceived
II the LANGUAGE Of a Popnllst who.was
fpers' IL waA an esrneet. hsnesi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Dallas Tex, Sept, I6.-rhe Texas
state spihtuallsuo association mot at
o'clock this afternoon on tho second
floor ot No s22 Elm street Clmra
storel, There was a fair representation
OF members from various parts OF the
state, Prof ]. NJ. Bartscherer af part
Worth delivered an inspiratienal nd.
dress which was considered as wonder.
full "N"NN'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Dallas, Tex. Sept i6,-The Free
Thinkers society held its regular week
~ meeting az S o'clock tonight at Lib
erty han, There was fun attendance
OF both ladies' and gentlemen. paper
was read depicting the pleasures and
pains OF sheol (or hem after which a
general dlcussion on tho subject ,cn-
sued ana was lndulgcd In by both
Frse Thinkers and Christians The
meeting adjourned at 1880 %. N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Dallas Tex, Sept is,--Dr Grange
OF Fort Worth preached at the First
Presbyterian church this morning ana
evening.
For the cheapest and best hotel nc
eommodations In the state no 40 ths
Mcleod OF Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

speech" and largely directed TO party
fealfy. harmony. and the support OF
the whole state ticket.
Hon. j. V. Cockrell. candidate for
congress In this district. will speak
hnrd TuesdnY night the 18th.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

mere was glorious meeting at
'he Bethel ten. last night. Rev. VII
son preached 10 about 500 peopls
answering an infidel on Eternal pun,
ishinent" An after meeting was held
anu ~, there Were some twelve CONFER
siohs and several requests for pray-
v,e niole reading and prayer ser
''ee every morning at 9 O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

9, london Sept, i6,--A dlspatoh from
SHANGHAI dated today. says that news
ma. mas reached Tien Tsln that fleet OF
S~eihty-one Japanese transports con-
ssins 10000 troops, sailed a few DAYS
NJ from Japanese port II is sup
ressa mat II is the intention OF he
sspAhese commander to land Ills forces
~ some point on the Chinese coast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Dallas, Tex. Sept. is.--A large crowd
went out on the Oak cnn railway ,h,s
evening to attend the sacred concert a,
the Oak clin pavilion. given by ,hs
Pagsnini coreert company and prnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Days orchestra Services began
promptly at $3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Howard
B. Crisweil furnished the cornet music
and Mr.. G, II. Edwards was the organ
list OF the occasion There was choir
or 100 voices, and an able sermon was
preached by Rev. A. @. Templeton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Memphis, Tenn Sept. 16.--Complete
returns from the Democratic primaries
In the Eighth congressional district
show a sweeping victory for
b. a. Enloe over General
j. d. O. Atkins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

Abilene, Tex, Sept. 1s-coL H. Il
Bentley. prominent Peoples party
man. delivered Il speech IN the court
house last night In the interest OF his
party to very appreciaiiye audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

clples, but after we elected him he went
down to Washington and broke faith
with us"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
Department RETICENT.
In Regard to Negotiations For Peace
Between China and Japan.

WAsHINsToK. Dec. Tho Japanese
government has not 80 far as the state do
partment officials will admit,yet made any
reply 10 the proposals of the Chinese gov.
srnment for termination Of the war now
going on. Whether tho delay Is due to
what is believed to be tho lack Of specific
character In tho proposals submitted
through Mr.. DENLY, the American minis
ter or from disposition TO take its swn
time In the matter, has not yet been De.
veloped.
Chinas proposals, IL Is ndsrstood here
are Of . tentative character and were sub
mitsed with view TO securing, In = gem
erai way, some general proposals, includr
ing sAe Questions on the relinquishment
Of China's suxerainty over Corea and the
payment OF an indemnity. The general
sentiment 10 that the question of the set
tlemsnt Of the conflict by peace negotisr
lions Is still In It's preliminary stages, bs-
Ing In ne hsnds Of the American minis
ter4 with prospects that at any time 40
tual negotiations between tho two gov
ernments may be begun.
notwithstanding the understanding
that Japan is willing to make the United
States ministers at Toxic and Pelin. the
medium through which preliminary steps
for peace may be conducted, 10 Is believed
that she viii expect China TO send an en-.
bassy TO Toxic and have the negotiations
conducted, and the explicit terms of peace
arrived a In the manner common In
Orsnsai oovn6leA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01

Bradstrsst's says, Canadian advices
are that general trade remains quiet. Az
Toronto . better demand exists In a few
lines, Including wheat. but collections
in eastern Toronto are unsatisfactory.
West ana norshwest collections are quite
slow and sales more moderate.
Bank clearings 40 Hamilton, Toronto,
Montreal and Halifax aggregate 0.b4S,.
coo this week, as compared with Sio 7g4. 600
last week. and si9, ,oSo, 600 one year ago
There are S5 failures reported from the
Canadian Dominion this week. Last week
there wers ~, one year ago the total was
90. and two years ago %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. IA very careful
search Of tho hotels and other places where
Secley, the Ascending bookkeeper Of the
Shoe and Leather Bank of New York.
might be found, fan to reveal anything of
the absoonder. The police authorities
have received no description Of Seeiey as
yet, but as far as they knew he has not
been seen in this dty. Bench warrants
have been issued from New York for
Seeley's arrest Ten indictments have
been found against him. Six Of these are
for grand larceny and four for forgery in
the third degree
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs.

Prince Bismarck is IN good health.
brazilian rebels arc losing ground.
The Colina volcano, Mex. is again In,
eruption.
The both birthday Of the Princess OF
Wales was celebrated.
A Germap newspaper denounces Eng.
land rs q willy fatterer.
The next papal budget will show great
economical reductions.
Newark's N. j. only morning paper
has suspended publication.
Three more deaths are reported from
diphtheria in Quincy, Mass
At q meeting Of the directors of the
Erie railroad K. Il. Thomas was elected
president.
A waltham (Nfass) cigar dealer is boy
cotted because he is believed to belong to
the A. p. A.
Senator Tasse, Canadian commissioner
at the Worlds fair, Is dying Of Bnght's
disease at Montreal.
Schooner Annie J. Pardee of New Ha
ven, bsfors reported ashore on Corn1old
shonis will ss tetai loss.
Lady Henry Somerset will open the
Woman Suffrage fair % Horticultural
hall, Boston, Monday evening.
q. 81. Richardson Of Lowell, Mass, has
been appointed to succeed Hon. w. @.
Endioott on the board 70 Gpportion the
cost Of the metropolitan park system.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, British ambasse-
dor 10 the United States, and James II.
Roosevelt, secretary cf the United States
embassy ~ London, sailed for New York.
The soverpcy OF New Hampshire has
nominated S. ". Emery, Justice of the
police court ~ Portsmouth, and g. w.
Holman cf Hilisboro, auditor Of che state
trcosWvvS accounts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
newfoundland. Turmoil.

I ST. JoEN's, N. r., Dec. 1.-The White
wayite press are still elamorous for the
dismissal Of the present. ministry and tho
recalling of their leaders 20 power. They
thresssH . psyulsr epr4sing II the present
governments rsoasn power. and serve warn
ing on the gevcynor that he will be held
responsible for any expenditures Of money
undertaken by authority Of the present
government, as they only number IL
against tho Whitewayitos %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
nndx Horribly Mangied.

Quincy, Mass, Dec. /. - Sylvester
Brown, head master Of tho Martin school,
Boston, was instantly killed at the VOL.
laston depot last night. Ho was on his
way home from tho postoflice, and had TO
cross the tracks He stepped from behind
the depot directly in front Of the inward
Newport express, due in Boston at 5:3a
which struck him, throwing him some
distance, tearing off the top Of his head
and killing him instantly