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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22


the best ever given on opening DAY
and they will continue good through
out the fair. The RAGS features are su-
peru this year"
Hon. John A.. Mccall, state comp
uoller, said; II am very much pleased,
nay delighted, with the fair an1 cx-
position. The hes. ever given IN the
south. will remain over Monday and
nave arranged for a return visl. next
week. The people OF TeSas should al
tend They VIII never regret IT."
FARMERS Day promises to be a red
letter event, and letters received indi-
cate that the farmers OF the state
are taking wide !a:erelt IN the day. II
VIII be devoted TO their interests. and
the towllne Of the Gazette will .Rnli
y up on the high ground Of success.
Every practical and progressive farm
er should be preSsnt snd listen to the
papers read on Farmers Day.
Dir. Arthur Loye, tne famous de.
hneator, topical song writer, singer 5nl
musician, has been engaged ny the
management, ana VIII be music han
attraction, beginning tomorrow. Ills
fame extends beyond the borders Of
the state and he Is certain 10 Prove
a drawing card.
The wcrkingmen OF the city have
arranged big reception FOR General
Master Workman J. II. Sovereign OF
the Knights OF Labor, who will be
the Orator on Labor Day, October
u. There promises to be a great OUT
pouring Of bread winners on that day
The Gazette is requested by Profess
sor N. e. Harllee OF the colored de-
partment to invite the attention of all
visitors to tho fair to his department.
The colored people OF Texas are proud
or their showing this year and prom
Use TO make It better as time rolls
by.
Judge Theodore Hewes OF Trenton,
Mo-, one of the judges Ia the poultry
department, arrived today. He said to
the Gazette correspondent: "This Is the
best state fair l have found in the
country. Texas IS booming and wide
open this year" Mr.. Hewes visits all
poultry shows and Judges" all the
displays from ocean to ocean, and
from Canada to the gulf. He prOnounces
the poultry show this year the great
est Ia the history Of the South Mr.,
Hewes was a poultry judge at the
Worlds Fair.
The South Sea islanders attended
church this morning. A number of the
Islanders are Roman Catholics, having
been converted by the priests who
visited the Islands. The DOhomy VII
layers did not attend church. From
their appearance they could devour u
baked missionary with savage gusto.
The Irish village. which Is a clean
show, gave a singing and dancing pro-
gram TO its patrons. a concert also
took place.
There are in the Midway some
meritorlous exhibits, and as the
Lilly glass works. Here may be seen
the spinning, weaving and blowing OF
glass into all shapes and forms, by
identically the same hands that worked
in the same great exhibit at Chicago.
The Irish village puts up u clean show,
with good dancing and signing. The
picture Stella, which is near the Mid
way, deserves the patronage OF all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

London, oct. 2l--A dispatch to the
Times from Paris says; NJ. Fleming, a
French artist, who has spent much
time at Gatschina painting the por-
traits Of the czarina and Grand Ouch
ess ENina, and who had many chances
Of seeing the Russian imperial family
says he never knew mSL with such
u passion for work and such contempt
for health as the car. Though some
times suffering to such an extent that
his face became llyid, he refused to
permit any medical examination to be
made. The cZarowitZ expressed to NJ.
Fleming an intense longing to visit
Paris, which appeared to be sort Of u
paradise to the whole imperial family.
The Grand Duchess ENina once joking
ly remarked to NJ. Fleming. Were
I asked to be president of the republic
of France | would accept Immediate
lyn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Washington, oct. 2l.--Aceordlng TO
Commodore Chadwick. chief OF the bu-
reau OF naval equipment, the coal bills
or the navy are still increasing, owing
to the greater consumption Of coal by
modern high power vessels. The an
uual report uf the bureau shows that
there VIII be deficiency OF $4,000 In
the appropriation Tor equipment, owing
20 the fact that Sl9l,2g more was ex-
pended FOR coal Ia the past yeur than
for coal In the year previous. There
We're purchased at home ~, 100 tons OF
coal, costing Sl7S,163. OF which 1850 tons
were purchased ON the Pacific coast at
an average cost OF 500 per ton. and
3s,GSj tons on the Atlantic coast at "a
cost OF $3.50 per ton. There was spent
abroad for conl Si62. 1872, at an average
cost OF IS So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Toledo, Ohio, oct. 21.-Aliss Annie
Londonderry Of Boston, who left Chi
cage on september "A with only three
cents in her purse, to make tour
Of the globe on bicycle. arrived this
morning. just twenty-seyen days out.
Her trip so far has been without in
cident. She had not Intended to touch
at this point, but the bad roads COM
PEELED her to take Il more northerly
route than the one she had mapped
out. Miss Londonderry expects to reach
New York in time 10 take a steamer
leaving ON November 10 for France.
Her calculations are that she Will ar
rive in San Francisco from the Orient
about the middle of May next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington. oct 21--A telegram was
received at the Japanese legation stat
ing that on the 18th inst. on the as
scmbliug OF the diet at Hiroshima,
Count Ito. prime minister Of Japan,
made an elaborate speech in the house
Of lords, Ia whish no explained at
length the cause OF the war between
Japan and China During the course
OF his speech he read the correspond
ence which had passed between the
Japanese and Chinese governments
before diplomatic negotiations were
suspended and war was declared. The
speech made a deep Impression upon
the house. The feeling OF the diet APP
pears to DO unanimous In favor or the
course pursued by the government.
a universal expression Is that the war
must be pushed II It Is brought TO a
Triumphant conclusion. The dict has
manifested the greatest Willingness TO
grant everything asked by the govern
ment, The two houses on the Goth
instant passed. by a unanimous vote,
the bills introduced by the government
relating to war expenditure which in
volved a sum OF Sl50,OO0O0O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

A Man Killed By n Katy Trnin-DadIy
Hurt--The spiritunlists.


Dallas, Tex, oct. 2l--Two serious ac-
cidents, one Of which was fatal, occur
red on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway today in and near Dallas.
c, a, Fulton was run over by Katy
train and Instantly killed at the cross
ing OF Lamar street at o'clock this
morning He was in charge OF some
horses, and with them endeavored to
cross the railroad on Lamar street,
The buildings on either side OF the
street made It impossible for them
to hear the approaching train, and
Just az he had reached the track the
train dashed upon him, killing him all
most Instantly.
one Of his legs was cut OF and his back
broken. His whole body was terribly
scratched and torn, and he received
other internal Injuries. His remains
We're taken in charge by Undertaken
LinslSie.
Ben Well, an eploye OF Ringing Bros
circus, was standing between two cars
at Honey Spring. thirty miles from
here. when by the jolting OF the cars
he was knocked to the ground and fell
under the wheels. When picked up he
had one arm completely severed from
his body, and his face hands and
body badly bruised. He is now at the
Dallas city hospital. in charge Of DR..
Armstrong.
a large and enthusiastic audience was
present at the meeting Of the Dallas
branch OF the Texas State Spirltualists,
in their hall at No. 922 Elm, at o'clock
this afternoon,
Mrs H. y. Wilson OF Fort Worth de-
livered a lecture upon the subject Of
How DO Spiritunllsts Regard the BIZ
ble" The lecture was indeed a mas
terly piece OF composition, showing
deep thought and careful research. The
audience was delighted, and Will en-
deayor to have Mrs. Wilson present at
many Of the future meetings.
AT the close OF the lecture Prof ].
NJ Bartscherer gave full tests, TO the
amazemont OF the audience and delight
OF the splrltualists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
A FormnI entrnthnI.

London, Oct 2i.-A dispatch to the
Times from st, Petersburg says: Ac-
oording to the best information OBJ
talnable there will be formal be-
trothal between the czarowltz and the
Princess Alix on Wednesday. or soon
er, according to circumstances. This
pre-supposes the performance OF the
ceremony OF reconciliation TO the or
thodox church, which must take place
tirst. The marriage OF foreign unor-
thodox princess TO Russian heir-ap-.
parent neoessitaies three distinct cere-
monies-reconciliation TO the orthodox
shurah Aatraahnl aud nnntiais- 1.AA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Washington, oct 2i.-rhe postonice
museum viii be formally thrown open
10 the public on Monday Postmaster
General Blssen has taken especial
pride in the museum. and has for
wardcd Its success IN every way within
his power. The preparation OF the cN-
hlbit has been under the direction OF
chief Clprk Thomas, The museum In
cludcs all that WAS In the postonicc
exhibit at the Worlds fair and some
additional features, The large postal
car, Grover Cleveland" Is not here
but It IS a complete model OF this post
office ON wheels. The museum X In "a
large room in the court OF the post
ofip. bufldlur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Died Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
little Maud Larimer, the grand niece
OF Mrs. s. l.. Larlmer, at 6l5 Crawford
street. She was a bright ana beaut-
ful child Of ~ years and months.
loved by oil who knew her. She had
been ailiug for over n week, but went
TO school until Wednesday, but was
day morning Saturday evening about
o'clock che began to get wOrs and
MI that could hc done by loving hands
was done to save her. She died say
Ing, 81 am going to heaven, nuntio.
WIN you come too7"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
Hodge, and shcppard,

Paris. Tex, Oct. 2l.-Jake Hodges
will speak for the Democracy in Red
River county on the following dates;
Fulbright, Thursday. November at
I.90 D. m.
Woodland. Friday November at
1850 y. M.
clarkesyllle. Saturday November 3
vt 1890 p. m
Box Elder. Saturday November at
1880 .. IN.
j. L. sheppard Will speak for the
Democracy in Red River county on
the following dates:
White Rock, October %. at night
hckapoo School House. October 20.
at night.
Resale. October "a at night
The county executive committee will
please publish and arrange for the
speaking. Il. q. DUDLEY,
Oh. Dem. st. Elk. Com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

ST. Louis, Oct. 2i.-A snecta1 90 49,.
nepuoiie from Joliet, H., says: One Of
ene most disastrous explosions that has
occurred IN the drainage was this
morning about o'clock when three
men We're killed outright and tbrcs
more seriously injured. The explosion
LOOK place at Kicker & Leafs camp
near summit a gang of men were AZ
, putting Ia blast when the r,n
po"ufr exploded. blowing three men ,
70 pieces The names Of tho dead
s wVi r Si,ssn cannot be obtained today,
atbs @nT w. ,ne eSplosion took place. ne
ID al l asor,d ran tor their lives and the
ot as Identified John
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

wylie, Tex, Oct. 2l.--IIon. Joe W.
Bailey, the sllver-tongued orator OF
the south. is billed 10 speak Ia wylle
ON Monday night. the 22d. The Demo
Gratis have offered a division OF time
10 any representative Popuiist. and
Tom w. Perkins, chairman OF The
campaign committee OF this precinct.
Informs the Gazette reporter that the
populist have secured the services
Of Harry Tracy Of Dallas. and that
he Will be on time to have a Joint dis
cussion with Mr. Bailey,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

ceremonies formerly were always sep
arate, but the betrothal and marriage
latterly hive often been performed To-
gether. An imperial manifesto on this
subject is expected from Lividia. Pri-
vate news from Lividla Is in no way
reassurlng. An official step mas Just
been taken In regard TO the appear
nnce Of bulletins In the press. which Is
curious. to say the least. All Russian
newspapers have been requested to
print special copies OF their respective
Journals for subscribers in Livldia,
emitting the bulletins altogether. This
Is now being done. The widest rumors
are circulating In St Petersburg and
an extra censorship has been appoint
ed to control all the press kilograms
concerning the condition Of the czar
and the doings in general of the I'M
perial family. All dispatches have,
therefore TO be passed on by the or
binary censor and to be inspected by
the special censor and they are mostly
altered a good deal. Another curious
mode Of suppression may be mentioned.
Judging by the Geographic inquiries
received here from abroad there must
be far more visible spontaneous con-
Germ in the foreign capitals than IS
noticed upon the face Of St Peters
burg The press Is not allowed to
utter a single word regarding the scene
al the bedside. The ministers, who are
themselves puzzled at the mysterious
and tardy way the little official news
vouchsafed Is sent from the Crimea,
have to telephone all day long and
half through the night to the official
Gazette for information. In the re-
hottest parts Of the empire there are
probably whole populations who have
hardly yet heard that the car is Sc
RnUefQu lNnFnggpd IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

st. Louis. Oct 2l.--Vice President
Stevenson spent the day quietly rest
ing at his hotel. This afternoon Il
number OF prominent Democrats ten
uered him n banquet at the Southern
hotel. Those present were; General
Stevenson. Louis stevenson. ox-Goy-
eruor Francis, Judge q c. Burnet,
James Hagermau, Howard Elliott.
Charles Knapp and MT Thomas OF
Albany Mo-, +. w. Carroll, j. w.
Scvely. Nicholas Bell
At the conclusion OF the banquet,
Stevenson LETT on the TAO train over
the St Louis. Keokuk and qotthwest-
orn railway for Kool,pli. VINCE he will
speak tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

London. Oct 2l,--A dispatch to the
Tlmes from Berlin states that Ost
zeltung says that the Imperial Ger
man yacht Hohenzollern has been or
dered to be in readiness to proceed to
sea. 1t is presumed that Emperor VIII
liam might go to Russia under GER
tain circumstances, In which case
Prince Henry Of Prussia, the emper-
or's brother on the iron-clad Worth,
would escort the Hohenzollern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
ARRESTED ron sEprri
A Middle-aged Mnn sednea
tccn-Nenr-0ld Gun

a ~
tccn-Year-0ld GU
William Brent. agen " vi
arrested by Detective TalN'
day afternoon. charged wa
ductlon Of Mary Malone
year-old girl, and the daus'l
widow Of Itasca. Brent issA
who has lived at Itasca slno'
He got into the good grace' .
girl and finally persuaded ~
him. They started form ~
urday, came to GrandvisE "
concluded to come to Fort wv
arrived here yesterday mon
went to the Windsor hole.
the clerk they were marrI' Il
story seemed improbable T. H
man, who refused to give 10
They then went to Tons ~
on Main street where thsy Y N
a room. Brent there, by ne
ment tried to accomplish ,n
failed. They say they haa
the Indian Territory 70 sss Y.
Brent is n man OF seq.
intellect and does not sssn
the position he is in, hs
still willing to marry US
Chief Maddox wired m'
Hill county OF HIS arrest rs
girl at Lacy's hotel on ~ ~
The AFFAIR has attracted
attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Deton. Tex, Oct. 2l.-Primarles were
held yesterday all over Denton coun-
'y to nominate Democratic candidate
for county treasurer. a very light
vote was pollcd W. r. Bailey car
ried Denton by Al majority. lie also
e,"rIed Aubrey, justin LeWisville and
IatzA. $. j. Sprvnl carried PHO;
Point, Bailey mad the misfortune some
months since to have both legs cut of
by the cars IN the Nation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
BRYANT coNvIornD.
Sentenced to the Pen for Twenty.
Nine Vars.

Nine Vars.
TeXarkana' Ark, Oct. 2l.-rhe case
OF Professor c. L. Bryant, charged
with the murder Of Professor George
T. Ellis. on trial In the district court
or or, Bowie county, Tex. at Boston. since
WSuhesday last, was concluded nj II
o CLOCK last night, the jury rendering
= verdict OF guilty AMI liking The pnns
,sm,nen, az nlnety-nine years In the
i psenl1 ry Bryant was president az
t B IeNarkana Interstate Normal ana
BUSINESS college and Ellis was form @m"
~ teacher In the school. About Ave
n nn5 ms, ago, however. they quarreied
shu Fills proceeded to set IN rival
school, Bryant became insanely ia al
Gus ,h ana set about bounding Ellis in
s,e most Il. annoying manner and finally
wound up by killing him In The iocs1
Yards OF the Cotton Bolt railroad 'g Just
, t,g inonth ago; Public sentiment bIt-
AIRY Az. condemned the killing. The YER
most everybody. O' ny al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Athens, Oct. 2l-Prayers for the re-
storation Of the car TO health were Of
fered today throughout Greece. Ser
vices We're held in the Russian churches
here and were attended by large num-
Der OF persons. Among those present
were the Duke Of Sparta (the crown
prince. and his wife, Princess Sophia
of Prussia, the mcmbers Of the Greek
ministry and all the dlplomats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

The laboring men OF Fort Worth.
about 100 strong, met In the hall corner
Fourteenth AID Houston streets. yes
terday afternoon to ratify the action
OF the State Labor convention held
In this city on September "a. Thoy
were not In session long and adjourned
soon after a ringing endorsement OF
tho work they had done nearly
month before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

corsicana. Tex. Oct ELL. W. Boyd
was shot in the abdomen this evening
by Ernest Winters, The trouble orig
mated over an article appearing in
a colored paper In this city rejecting
on Boyd's character, Boyd's wound Is
DANGEROUS Both parties are colo-.d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 2l--John W. Noble
and Arthur Barnes. local wheelmen,
will leave on next Wednesday morning
to wheel around the world. going from
here to San Francisco. thence TO South
America, Australia and Europe, en-
barking for America at Cork. Ireland
They will take nothing with them ex-
cept their wheels and the clothes they
wear, and they expect to complete
the trip by the first OF May next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

were lost 10 sight. The police were no
tiled and made q thorough though
vain search. They say that the two
themselves pursued. At the close Of
his speech, Gen. Harrison stepped from
thpe low rear window OF the rink. and
was at once hurried TO the station in a
carriage.
Detectives followed the party from
here to Lafayette, 10 keep lookout
for suspects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Albany Tex. Oct 2o.-Mr. Glnlland,
the Democratic candidate for the legis-
ltture. spoke to u good audience Fri
day night. The Popullyt candidate
was Invited TO meet him. but was do
talned on account OF sickness.
There was a Joint diseussion.here to.
day by Mr.. Gage, Democratic candi-
cate Tor tho state senate, and Mr.
BFyaht the Popullst candidate. Both
speakers did honor to their party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Buzzard's Bay. Mass, Oct. 2i.-Mrs.
cleveland's mother and the presidents
sister were guests at Gray Cables to-
day. The entire party remained in
doors during the day, which was raw
and cloudy. The president now ex-
Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Paris, Oct 2I.-Prayers for the re-
covery Of the car We're offered in all
the churches here today
The Duke of Leuchtenberg, the cars
cousin, has gone to Nice, where a spe-
cial train is kept In readiness to con-
Vey him to Liyidia at o moments no
tlce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Lafayette, Ind, oct. 2i.-rhls evening
Charles o'Brion and Fred Goldman
quarreled, the cause not being known,
Goldman Is alleged to have struck
O'Brien, when the latter plunged the
blade OF knife into HIS neck, from
which he bled to death shortly after
ward. o'Brien is in Jail. Both are
single.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
snn1nr school werl''|

Guthrie. o. T.. oct. A'- 'l
day school workers Of ~ n
Guiding the pastors Of ~ NJ
are called to meet in conSs''s
Baptist church in oki'hon, \
wednesday, November i. !,
p. M, for the purpose {, N
a territorial sunday school M
auxiliary to the Interna, WI
School association q III /,
to hear addresses, KS
sions, TO transact any sssssl|
culnted to advance me So
interests Of this terf5i;9ls,c a.
talent In Oklahoma an M + I
sneakers from abroad WI ssssir |
~ address us. Each IN
In the Territory is in'i .sis ~
or more delegates % ~ ~
II Il expected thai " s.e "a
continue through the - a
closing Thursday nisn..
lahoma City will enssh X 81
This call is signed y 80
Platt, member Of w ss,an.l -
mIttee OF the Internal'eSi,sJ 2
Mir. Davis, sunday ShusA
OF the Presbyterian .,srif1a \
Sunday school nsher y
thrle, 1--WE OF kins
Oklahoma CITY ---. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
A WILD STORY.
That Two pickpociscts Were Trying
10 XIII Gen. Harrison.

New York. Oct. 2l.-A special to the
wofld from Logansport. Ind. says that
much excitement was caused there last
evening by rumor that an attempt
had been made on ex-President Harri-
sons life. According to the dispatch.
shortly after the Harrison party ar
rived two men, both with heavy boards
and apparently disguised were seen
swinging themselves down from a rear
window OF Kreeger & Strains under
taking establishment into an open yard
IN the rear OF the rink, where Gen,
Harrlson was speaking. Both men Were
seen by several spectators who We're
seated on d porch near by
Each had a revolver In his hand. and
rs one man sprnng into the open place
h9 was heard 70 say, when he comes
out, shoot him"
Then they went across the lot and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
HON. HORACE Chiffon TOURING
THE STATE.
His Speech at Grnsdyiew and His
Visit TO HiIlsboro-Dniiey and
Tracy 60 Meet at wyiie--Note. Fron,
All over Texas.

Grandview. Tex. oct. 21.--Hon. Hor-
ace Chiffon spoke here last night TO a
large and attentive audience with
good many ladies' present. His speech
was in line with his former speeches
Vt other placeR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-22

Hlcksyille. Ohio, Oct 2t.-Chares
OMEN was arrested, charged with OUT
raging Harriet HeclSermnn. aged s. The
child was discovered unconscious In the
barn, and told how she had been car
ried by OMEN to the barn, O'Neiu
admitted the charge. He was safely
landed In iail,