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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Chicago, Ill, Nov. li-This is the
question: "shall educated, cultured
women OF color be received on the same
social plane by fairer faced womenY'
This problem that Is before the wO-
mans club and its perpleNlties revolve
around AIRS. Fannie Barrier Williams.
one OF the most progressive OF her race
in this city, Mrs. Williams won the
good graces OF a number Of well-known
society leaders by her Intelligent and
enthusiastic work as "A member OF vari-
Gus important committees OF the Coz
lumbar exposition. 1t WAS at this
time also that Mrs. Williams attracted
considerable attention by her Well
written papers before the parliament OF
religions and the congress of repre-
sentative women. Such women of the
women's club as Mrs Charles Henro-
tin, Mr. and Mrs Celia p. Wooley, pas
tor of Unitarian church at SeneVa,
ILL.,, became her friends and suggested
10 the woman's club as an excellent
field for the PRONUNCIATION OF her race.
A fortnight ago Mrs. Williams name
was presented for membership. backed
nv some of the leading members OF the
ciub. This was the occasion OF
hreeze. The more conservative mem
hers raised notwithstanding voice,
While Others vented their opinion In
nosItlye disapproYal. certain CO.
terie including some OF the best known
and progressive. openly declared tnA9
the fine has arrived to become oollV-
ious OF q color line. -, =.
Mrs Henrotln, for Instance SAID De-
cisively: There Is not DOUBT put
SJrs Williams will become menpsr
Of the woman's club"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 1.-THE thlra
DAY OF the San Antonio Jockey elm
meeting was q great success. The AZ
tendance was large and the races f,,ii
OF interest. Tho following is a sum.
.s FIRST race-2:5o class, pacing; purse
$500, Howell first. Queen second. G,ene
r. thi.d, Brentwells fourth. Time,
Second race-2;1s trot; purse. ss5o
racer first, Turbine second. Charlie
boreh third. Chantwood fourth. Tourn-
mont NTH. Time. 2:2l "a.
Ihird race--Not 2-year-old stake.
purse. $500, Gentry Love frst' Katber,
me II second. Time. 245 "a.
Special race-Irree for ali trot. nursa
ssOeoi Dany Jim first; 0reenleaf sec
ohd, Hyland i third. Time, 2;iG Ia
fourth race-Runnlng; seven FUR
longs purse. $3.50. Panini first; Hot
spur second: orrlck third. satinet
fourth. Time, l:9i IL.
Firth raee-Running; four and one
mar turlonEs; all ages; purse, sl75.
hlngcraft first, Dora Wood second nj
sc. ioHi'ii' iphe'
Sixth race--Running: seven furuones:
S-ysar-olds and upwards; purse $3.50
Get There first: Stella NJ second Cen.
1:20. tVur'h' lime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

New York. Nov ii.--At the meeting
today OF tho board OF trade and the
transportation committee. this resolu'
ton was passed;
Resolved. that the board OF trade
and transportation BELIEVES that thu
police OF the city OF New York g..orld
be divorced from all political control
and that II should be constituted on
some such basis US the amy OF tho
United Statca or the military OF the
state Of Now York. with commander
IN chief and MI Grades OF officers. who
shah rise from the ranks; that pro-
vision should be made for court and
martial and for app0intme- u TO the
force by the civil service rules. With
provisions for promotions, based upon
4 civil servicc examination and the
previous record OF the applicant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
Gus. Comfy omclnI ne,urn..

Atlanta, Tex. Nov. i3.-The official
count was completed in cass county
yesterday and shows that culberson
carried the county for congress By IL
majority over Davis. Nugents plural
lily WAS over 400. w. 4. Armstead,
Democratic candidate FOR ioater. and
Howard O'Neal. Democratic candidate
FOR representative. both carry the coun-
~ by small maJoritlca. This gives a
silver representative from this congress
slorEl. enatorial. iiotorin and repre-
tentative district. 1t means three votes
Tor Horace Chiffon for United States
senator.
-Four boxes were thrown out by the
county court. AvenWer. because the
returns We're sent up in a paper box
tied with string. Bear Creek, be-
cause the manager and Judges OF elec-
ton failed TO sign the returns. Antioch,
because the returns were sent pin N u
box with hole In II large enough TO
make tamperlng with the returns All
easy job, Viola, beoSuse the returns
were not signed or certified TO. Had
these boxes not been thrown out the
Populsts would have had a divide OF
the offices. The Popullsts are very
much chagrlned and talk OF a contest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

London, Nov. n.-'Tbe storm con-
tlnues In the channel a Norwegian
ship has been ashore near Dover. Her
captain and several OF her crow were
drowned while trying TO land In one
OF the ships boats. The rest OF the
crew were rescued by means OF the
rocket apparatus in the presence or
thousands of excited spectators The
rivers Avon ana Sour have overlooked
and Ia Devunshlre many OF the In
habitants have sought refuge on the
house tops. A large number OF cattle
and sheep have been drowned and
traffic in the valley has been sus-
pended. The river Thames has risen
four feet at Richmond. All cross chan
mel traffic has been stopped from and
to Folkstone. AZ Burnemouth thous-
nnds of tons OF cliff have been washed
into the sea. At Dover q great part
OF the pIers were carried away and
this afternoon the gale Is so severe at
Portsmouth that all communication
with tho warships at sea has stopped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

New Boston, Tex, Nov. 1s.-The
Peoples party, or rather the Third
party. " eontesting the count OF shaws,
Hooks and lngersoll boxes, three boxes
that we're strong Democratic boxes.
The Democrats to retallate are going
to coolest the count OF DtKllb, sand
Hin, Junction boxes that went for the
Third 9nrty,
Hon. X. d. Harrell, the successful
candidate for representative, Is repre-
senting the Democrats. There were Mt
least 200 Third partyites n the court
house today with their guns TO sit
justice" While they are making Il
great big fuss the Democrats are very
quiet, but very determined not to be
run over. Trouble is feared by some,
but as the Democrats had the voters
they also have some spunky men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

G, Louis. Nov. 14.--when the Novem-
her grand Jury met today Judge Ed .,
nuns Of the criminal court delivered
his charge. in which he espeoialiy ~ ~
,es,ted me attention OF that body to
~ aileoations OF bribery and whole
sale frauds which II was publicly as
serted were committed during the re.
cert election. The charges allege that
there have been violations OF law IN
The fraudulent registration OK alleged
voters. striking of the names OF regis
.e,.,a onnl.f,ed voters, and in the APP
no,ntment OF Judges and clerks; that
me Judges and clerks In various pre-
c,n.is received fraudulent votes, re-
tected legal votes. and made false and
fraudulent returns OF the vote cast.
that the voters were guilty OF
,,,- naturalization and other frauds era
maj candidates for offices were guilty
Of bribery and other violations OF the
law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
n.nher-o,Dopn,II MIL.

Boston. Mass. Nov. 1i,--J. J. Quinn,
hacker of Peter Mahcr, to-day deposited
$500 to match Maher against steve
O'Donncll, the forfeit Ia rcm1tn up one
month. Manager Brady this afternoon
said that O'Donnell would not fight any
enc until Corbett had fought F1tzsln-
mons because O'Dolncll was under con-
tract to Corbett and would not b. a.
liberty until after The theatrical season
closed. Brady suggesc1 tnat AIaher en-
deoyored TO arrange match with Joe
Choynskl or Jim Hal and also said II
Quinn would post 1t forfeit OF $1,000 any
time this month for match with
O'Donncll at the same time as the Cor
-FitSsimmons fight the amount
would be covered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
Motley.

Matador. Tex, Nov. ie.---The vote
of this (Alotleyl county stands as fol-
lows:
FOR governor; Culberson l0i; Nugent
%; Makemson L. Lieutenant goveInori
Jester 1885, Martin 81: Rentfro a. At
torney general; Crane l05; Bel 81;
hurley 4. Commissioner Of the gem
erai land office: A. j. Baker iO5. 5. c.
Cranberry 81: Anderson q. comptr.i-
Ter; Finley lO5; Meitzen SC. Tomnnson
:. Treasurer: Workman los. Mccall
loch ~; Louden 4. Superintendent. OF
pubic instruction: Carlisle lOl, AS
bury 30; Calwell 4. Chief justice OF
the supreme court; Gaines 1906. Russell
"a; Mccormick 4. Associate jastleeI
OF the supreme court: Brown 1883;
Denman 40. Judges courts OF GRIM
mai appeals; Hurt l05: l. vllson loi;
Henderson lo4; Dohony 81; Holman A.;
Ii. Terrell 4; c. G. White a. Asso-
clate justices Second supreme judicial
distriet' /. w, stephens lis. Con-
gresham; Cockerell 81; Dean "a; Gill
land 30: Kenyon .. Representatives:
Plemmons 50; Pardue S. District at
torney: l.. $. Kinder 30.
The following county officers have
been elected.
County judge. w. b. Gilpln; county
and district clerk W. A. Walt NJ
sheriff, q W. Cook: treasurer. james
Mooney: county attorney W. NJ.
Smith; county surveyor. $. l.. Chalk;
tax assessor. Harrison Williams; WILL
lam Wason. Justice of the peace and
commissioner precinct No. L. Il. -.
Kimbell, justice OF the peace and COM
missioner precinct No. ?; ]. O. Ross,
Justice OF the peace and commissioner
precinct No. 3: j. l.. Moore. justice
OF the pseGe and commissioner precinct
No. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

st. Jchn's. N. r., Nov. 1.-The POI
lltlczii situation here is very grave.
Tho whitewayitc journals attempt to
analyzo the results of tho financial DIFF
noultlcs The raaultn TO business, bros
kers and others. from their corresponds
cnts YVES rsld. showing that the TRADE
OF the colony VIII be ourinilcd owing
10 the feeling that It would be danger
ous to embark capital In dealing with
this country. This Whitewnyitca de-
mand that the government rcsign I'M
mudiately, bat II II not expected that
thoy will do 10 for several months. an
they have several way delicate nnan-
cial questions IN proccaB of settlement,
notably securing the means 10 pay pub
lie debts, which arc due ut tho end OF
December Any change IA officials at
the present time would probably result
In financial disaster. Tho result OF this
poll in 81. Georges district VIII not be
known before tomorrow afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

New York. Nov. 4.-Wh IN clay was
begun between Sohaefrer and ives to-
night there was only iaeagce attend
ance. AS the evening PR; rssed. how
ever, the seats filled up and the at
tendance equalled any % the previous
two nights. When Ives made ms rUa
of l22 Tuesday night and made his
score OF 1900, the limit Of she two nights
play. the balls We're inside the line q.
the end of the table. Ives finished his
2Gth inning to-nignt and male a rem
of but nine points. The ssCre when he
play commenced was; Ives. 1900;
Schaeffer. S32. To-nlghts score Is as
follows; Ives, 9. l57, /, q, IS, II. l2i 81.
80, 2. 43-60O. Grand total, 1900. To-
nights average. 81 GIL. Highest run.
l57. schaeffer, 29.6. %, II. .. 81. 0. Is.
SO, 2O-250. Grand total, 1852 To.
nights average, Is. Highest run G1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
Navarro.

Corsicana, Tex, Nov. H.--Navarro's
official count shows for governor. Gull
bcrson. 2S52; Nugent. s475; Maltcmson.
4Ii. schmitz. 80; Dunn. a..
Lieutenant governor--Jester. $3.50;
Martin. si5s; Damon. so: Rentfro. ala;
Mann, 20.
For eongress-Kearby. s6l7; Abbott.
1884; James. $40.
state senator--Dearman. 2i3e; Col
quit. 1868; Hefncr. s27.
Floater, Twenty-ninth distriet-Mc-
Williams, 3li5; Tanner. 3i9l.
Representatlve-wat $3.50; F'outz.
3l39.
Al the county officers on the Popu-
list ticket were elected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Marshall, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE official
count Of the vote cast at the election
on November G is us follows:
Observation-Disclosures 4367; Nugent'
1853; Makemson, 100.
Congresses. d. Cooper. Democrat.
1867; Calhoun. Popullst, i65.
State senator-T. T.. Boren. Demo-
crat. 1896; Langly. l66.
Floater--J ID, Rudd. Democrat. 1855;
Wlnfred. 1853.
Representative-Y. D. Harrison, DEM
ocrat. 1895.
This Will give Harrison county fifteen
votes In the cor vention on same bf sis
as the last. We are the banner Demo-
cratic county in Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Vernon. Tex. Nov. 12.-rhe follow
Ing are the county officers elect as de-
clared by the Official count Of the COM
nissioners' court today:
County Judge. James u. Tolbert:
county attorney. A. l.. Camp; county
and district clerk, II. l.. McHugh:
county surveyor, J. A. Nabers: coun-
ty treasurer J; M Bachelor; county
asssssor l.. n. Perkins: sheriff and
tax collector. Il. y. Sanders; public
gelgher, william Kyle: district attor-
ney. Forty-sixth district. G. II. Eu-
banks OF Greer county; district Judge,
Forty-sixth district, G.. y. Brown OF
Wnbarger county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
E,TIoNAL BASEBALL MEN,
MO MEETING IN NEW
sonK CRY
/ reelected a. President
fenps In, VIII Have Ma
|1sss' .,,.u--areat billiards.
s o,ponnsii to Fight.

Nov. 1.-THE twentieth
aoia' .,,on Of the national base
sss' opened at the Fif ina, avenue ,,n,,s
sue From present indications
10y. man sn'i routine business wiz
prs =, !, the meeting. with the
,,s, "s IN, 4, 'I presentation of the
- y The baltimore CLUB. no
.,, Y ne the circuit from twelve
Isa ','. ,.as dealt with at today's
', ~, it may come up tomor-
VA i, come up it will be de-
s ~ !, must remain under the
.,nt binding the twelve eiuDs,
n 2 s.sntatlsn of the pennant Is
rarm discussion VIII take
= adylsability Of second class
[,.ylar for the Temple cup me
4. meeting was of very short
and having adopted Presideh,
, ~ for the past season and
M pennant to Baltimore. sub
lns apnroval Of the league, con-
the approNe'
ss business. >,,.,. Young
Is.r treasurer and secretary
,ssy,,s was confirmed, ana the
Fan ,eet up the consideration OF
The convention remained IN
,.,,n 2 o'clock to 3 O'CLOCK
as,on OF the constitution OF the
~ss taken up and occupied the
~ Of the session. the only
= wore In section 20, in which
Az nroyision was struck out
allowing substituted: "rhe
4, release provided for In the
|esnth paragraph Of the league
sontract shall be taken to run
~ lime OF notice thereof re-
s he secretary of the leagu,
n al once promulgate the same
Z,ab nemberg. AT the expiration
Ia len days the player SO re-
shall be eligible to contract
M releasing club of any other
Ismbers." ..,.,. o,,,h
XIV al least twelve games with
II ,he other clubs, and providing
any unfinished games We're
L vas amended to allow OF the
4 bslnv played on the grounds
shn,,id there be no open
~ the ground where the uniin-
jssme was played, The question
| aivislon Of receipts was then
nm and will be concluded tomor-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Rerlln. NOV 14.-The correspondent
=, ,he Associated Press IN Berlin Is
i,,nrned upon good authority that
ths nrohibition against the landing ~
German ports OF American cattle and
American fresh meat VII not na
raised IN the near future The officials
OF the United States embassy VIII SUD
mil the arguments to expert testimony,
The Hambnrg-Amerlcan Steamship
line and the merchants OF liomburg'
bremen. Lubbock. stetiin and fstn,s-
berg have fled protests against lhe
rrohfhitlon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. lI-First race,
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING won. W. T. Eiiis
second, Abbess third. Time. lis Ia.
Second race. FIVE furlongs- won.
trenton second, Swiftly third. Time,
Thi1d race, five furlongs--Followda
Won l-ank second. Joe L third. Time,
Fourth race, five furlongs-l Tramp
won, Waverly second, Denver tnird.
Time, 1:02.
Firth race. one mlle-Elmer + won.
Jennie w second. THEODORE II third.
Time. 1;ll IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
a nc.ncrnle nnIlIe.

st. Louis, Nov. ia special to
the Republic from Van Buren. Ark,
says. One OF the most bloody battles
this morning between the I.arues and
Jones, and as d result John Jones IL
dead and -. Larue has Winchester
ball through him and can not recover.
The Jones are armed 10 the teeth and
arc pursuing the Larues. who are try
ing 10 got here 10 surrender. Deputy
sheriff Boyd, who arrested Bob I.arue.
was bushwhaclsed while trying to
bring him to jail. They arc ali farm
Killing was the result OF an old feud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Hon. l.. j. story Appointed nnlrond
Commissioner.

Austin, Tex, NOV. iA.-Governor
Hogg today appointed Hon. LID story
as railroad commissioner in place OF
Judge W. p. Mclean. resigned.
Cash receipts for the month in the
state treasury are $4,000. Another
call for registered warrants, including
No. 1852, representing $4,000. WAS made
today,
The following lawyers are candidates
for the appointment to the district
judgeship OF the counties OF MI am,
Robertson and BRACES. A. c. Broitge.
w. q. Tollivcr, Spencer Ford OF
Bryan: j.. Il. Muse. William Me
Grcgor. The vacancy VIII be caused
by the resignation of Judge j. n.
Henderson. judgc-elect OF the court Of
criminal appeals, Judge Breltgc ems
to be in the lead and Governor Hogg
makes the appointment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
r,,. Tcxo. Lengue.

.s Tex. Nov. 14.-Nr. Fegan'
8olas the Dallas franchise In the
4 southern base bali league, is re-
many letters from players and
rsrs who desire to come to Texas.
ehsyed players and a thorough
), man for manager will be Sc
Mr.. Fegan is ir no hurry to
contracts, as there IL ample time
the best material In the minor
market.
is what Mr.. Fegan has to say
coming base bali events:
4 January meeting OF the Texas
trn hague at Houston will be an
tant pose ball event In Texas.
acts with players will be received,
iiIors from unplres probably
- .rei. details OF the seasons busl-
lnanged, and final alliance with
Rational league perfected. In
I'm and two letters to the officers
Texas-southern. President Young
National league, now In session
I N York. says this protection Will
rnally granted. This will cover
's with players, territorial
\ etc.
~ Hart OF New orleans Is u good
tall man, but his idea of Texas
Fn season IL a bad enc. He says
<'ors playing season beginning
n OF April and closing soon after
foufth Of July. A much better
. season would he from the FIRST
n middle Of May and close the
a mledle of September. There is
neh Wei weather 10 contend with
til and too much good weather is
away II the early part OF Sep
Is abandoned. At least that is
nse In Texas.
pager Degg is the early bird of
sxas-Southern. He has already
several good players for his
oh-sherman team.
tnaeer Drake reports that he IS
satisfactory progress In organ
" waco association, and will be
lne at the Houston meeting
sullivan, who will manage the
wv club, hns gone east, his final
M polnt being Baltimore, where
u close the details of the spring
Ihy visit OF the Natlona. league
p.ors TO Texas to prepare them
1. ior next seasons play. In let
XIV Cincinnati to a Dallas friend,
su.nVan speaks hopefully Of the
P.e's OF base ball In the new league
new Orleans Picayune, in dis
~ case ball In the south for next
Y, says OF the New Orleans club:
IVY Hart. who will be at the
y NE New Orleans base ball
N ~ me reNas-southerp league next
N iseis confident that the new
= WI be a success. He said that
800 mas received protection from
ssilonh league and will start out
h lug eolors. Mr.. Hart says that
n N eoFiented to take any inter
Y p~ new league he sought out
,,owen. and after receiving Pow
tsa,n 10 manage the New Or
n NIL, ne went Into the new body.
~ nave absolute charge OF the
berln mr Hart intends 10 have
sesrnr 1nce selecting players for
j shen. me season will probably
Her, u' me middle of April. b,it
IA, anxious to have the league
'VWlh OF July SiOse "i'er
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Montague, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE official
count gives the following vote OF this
county;
culberson, zoos; Aiakemson. 60; Nu-
gent. 1888.
Licutensnt governor-Jester. 2os2i
Martin, 1853.
Attorney general-Ctane, 2io2; Bell,
1852.
Comptroller--Flnley.2 lO6; Mertzen. 1852
Treasurer-2l03; Mccullough, 1861.
Land commissioner-Balter 2O9s;
Granbury 1855
state Observation-Disclosures, 2lo6'
Alsbury, 1867.
congress-J. W. Bailey, 2O99; Brow
der, 1888.
entative-Chambers 2lil; Nc
Kee, 1872.
The entire Democratic county ticket
was elected by majorties from 200 to
S95 votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
TIE GAzgrTI 1881

lac: Gates 4ie. senator. rrcsier set;
Clark 4ss. Representative; Rfown 51s:
Alexander ISL
Tho Democrats elected their county
ticket us follows: Judge, J NJ Pool:
attorney. A. II. Wilson: clerk. A. Dug
gan; sheriff. 8. r.. w. Hudson as
SCISSOR, c. w. Linsey; treasurer. w.
II. Estep; surveyor l.. W. Rector:
slonera. George Harris. #, H. Cough
ran, W. L. Rogers and W. +. craw-
ford
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

fredericksburg. Va, Roy. H.--Mosa9
Christopher, the negro who committed
rape on Mosell Carter, u se,en-year-
old child two months since In Caroline
county, aud who WAS arrested. tried
ana convicted the niiine day OF the
crime. was hanged today at Rowling
aetly at 12 O'Clock. ana the man wn9
dead four minutes after the fall his
neck being broken. This IL the flynt
hanging IN Caroline county for seven
teen years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Holly Springs. Miss, Nov. A.--Foreat
fires are raging In this county. owlnE
TO the long dry spell. and the woods
burn like finder. Five miles eGat o.
here ave miles OF the woods have been
burnt ser. but the greatest dnmaee
was done west OF the city. where thu
The afr 10 filled with nmolte In every
dlfortlon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. 1.-THE ON
clal count OF Bexar county gives FOR
governor;
cuiherson. 4sl3;; Makemson. 20of,i Nu-
gent, 1855: sshmitz, 1896; Dunn. 80.
For congreAs-Houston. Democrat,
s79s; Noonan. Republican ASA; Gates,
Tnnullat 753
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Dallas, Tex. Nov. 1.-THE following
IS the official count for governor and
congressman OF this, the Eighth. dis
triot;
Governor: C. A. Culberson 5s7G; II.
l.. Nugent 2565; J. b. Schml ass;
j. NJ. Dunn 209; W. Il. Makemson
CSC. Congressman; 10 Abbott dS96; ].
c. Kearby 56s9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

A Freight Train coiIide- with a
Passenger.

Temple. Tex, NOV, l4.-rhe north
bound passenger and M extra freight
hnd a collision forty inilea north OF
Temple yesterday az 2 O'clock a. M
Both trains and engines We're terribly
yreclt~s ard the engineers and bremen
badly hurt. The injured trainmen and
yvreckel trains were brought here to-
aay. The passengers were not hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
I-ncbers Arrestel.

p,r,n,ngham, Ala, Nov ia sifT
81, 10 The Age Herald from culin ,
ga ~. says. John an honr,e E,an
, ,'.src iynehed n rhis county y +. !.
~ - governor and II, county one'ci I.
,sard for the lyn'heri. TNelVq nisp
:. ",,-sd AZ completely Ia the crime ~ "
s,,s, heen arrested and nTc IN Jail here
Many Of the others ara yet TO pe ~
rostsd-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

\ ~. Sn' ny. Nov. la.-First race
Iss,,I s,a Willard won. Prince
second. IasIe o third. Time.
& son, ElN,s--seyen furlongs: LIndo-
sklrd 'nyar second, Ellen Doug
I: Halias-tour fnriongs and a
|sasts Time, 81
a'-ons mile: Probasco