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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
sorrn cAnoLlNA ruAenpN.
solomon brown nud Johu GribDan
NJ. Botb KILLED.

Columbia. 5. O., Aug. 2s.--rhls after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock bloody tragedy
WAS enacted AZ Bluckvillc. whereby Sol
ONION Brown and John Grlbb4u, dis
pensary constable. were killed. the
double Killing was the result Of an old
feud between Gribben and, the iniiuon-
tlal Brown family Gribhen went 10
the depot yesterday and opened a case
OF dry goods consigned TO solomon
Brown, ostonslbly Tor tho purpose OF
selzing contraband whisky Simon
Brown, the father OF solomon. met
Grlbben on the street later repronch.
ed him FOR opening his package and
accused him Of persecution The quar-
rel waxcd and Brown was Joined By
his sons. Solomon, lsador and Here
man,
Grlbbcn offered to nght any one OF
them, and Isador % years old accepted
the challenge, Grbben struck az MN
hut the blow was PARTED and Brown
knocked Gribben down. A. this tune-
ture pistols were drawn and ok o.
seven shota were fired In quick success
sion. Grihbeu wpa shot through thp
left shoulder and enar the heart He
staggered into a store, firing at the
Same lime nt the Browns A bullet
struck Solomon Brown who fell hnll
way to the ground. Gnbben continued
his nring ana one hulltt pthetlAl'N
Solomon Browns head, killing him in-
stantly, Another bullet penetrated his
heart Then Gribbena pistol WAS emp
tied and lac walked through the store
10 the back yard where he fell and died
in ten minutes. Some contend mat
that the coroner. Dychen, who was
standing In store at tho time fired
the shot that killed young Brown,
The coroner proceeded to hold an
inquest however, but the sheriff arriycd
IN the midst Of n and arrested him
on n charge al having been accessory,
Trial Justice Hammcl then empanelled
a Jury and took testimony In relation
TO Grlbben's death. The verdict was
that he was killed by Brown and that
Simon and Issdor Brown were acces'
sories before and after the fact. The
inquest over young Browns remnin'
VIII be held tomorrow Tho town Is
now quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

one Killed and several wounded In
Chicago.

Chicago, Aug aS.--A desperate hsht
which necessitatcd the turning in Of a
riot alarm and the calling GU. OF three
patrol wagons hiled with police, oo-
CURED late tonight Ia front OF inS
Ashland avenue. one man was in
stantly Killed. two were fatally hurs
and four men and one woman seriously
injured.
Dead.
hEkBERr DAY. neck broken with
paving sIonv ana s,aobed an r,gh,
breast.
injured fatally.
MlLLIAM DuNwoRTH. LETT eye
knocked out anu skull fractured.
tured.
Seriously injured:
JAMEs DoNWoRTH, right arm
broken IN three places,
PATRICK CASSIDY, LEFT arm badly
cut
JOHN RING, head cut.
MICHAEL MONAHAN. head cut.
MRS LizzlE DUSWORIh. right
arm terribly cut.
At Al, Ashland avenue Mrs. james
Cook has q saloon ON the frst noor,
ana the Dunsworths a family, with
/ Casslday. Who Is n brother OF MRS lAz-
zie punsworth, the wife of William
punaworth. reside ON the second floor
The Dunsworths had ledger named
John Marshall who was too slow In
| paying his rent TO suit tnem, ON sum
l day CHssiday attempted TO collect the
I rent by force and~was badly beaten by
Marshall. Tonight casslday and Mar
shall resumed their night and the latter
1 who had with him several friends,
4 chased Cassiday into the street The
/ nKnt was warming up nicely when
/ John Dacey, friend OF Casslday's,
came along. He had revolver and
tried 10 shoot the entire Marshall
! crowd, but his weapon would not work,
Mrs. Duusworth then came to the
rescue OF Dacey and Casslday with
some paving stones. Just at this time
Ray and Donnhue came along In a
buggy, just how they became mixed
in the fight nobody knows, but they
We're In /. as soon ma they saw H. A
paving stone hurled by Mra puns-
worth struck Ray az the base or the
brain and broke his neck. He also re.
ceivod a stab that would have proved
fatal had Che paving stone been less
effective. BY this time dozen men
We're IN the nght and lists, o'lves,
clubs. reyolvers and stones were all In
active operation.
a call was sont for the police and
Just ns they began to arrive "a strange
man with Dunahuo's assistance put the
body Of Ray Into the busy and drove
away. After going several blocks they
discovered that Ray was dead They
threw the body into the street and
drove away The police arrested hall
the nfighborhood aud carried tn,
wounded away to the hospital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

New orleans, La, Aug. 2s.--AicElroy
& Co. say:
Futures lost 3-6id on de-
liveries and l-32d on spots. sales OF
which We're 10000 bales
only the demand from shorts to take
In their profits prevents prices from
declining materially III this side, The
weather shows indica, ions OF clearing.
and receipts begin TO expand. while the
prospect for a large movement next
week IS very favorable, The outlook in
New England Is far from encouraging,
and there seems no reason to believe
that Eastern splnners viii be the eager
buyers that they usually are in early
part OF the season. The Usual weekly
weather report win be published to-
morrow, and while II Is generally ex-
pected that e Will give nm account OF
1exectssive rainfall in most sections and
possibly refer to DAMAGES by shedding.
still. 1t must not be forgotten that rains
at this season OF the year assist tho
top crop and may materially Increase
the yield. especially II the fall should
be an open one. Wet weather natur-
ally lnterferes. mol only with picking,
but also with marketing, and although
receipts are quite full already II rs
claimed that they would be no heavier
had the weather been clear enough 10
allow farmers to pick and ship without
hindrance, But the market II more
noted for a disposition on the part
of the interior TO sell than for any ac-
tive demand made from exporters.
Prices were marked down Lice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Kanaas CITY, Mo-. Aug. 2s--A quar-
tet Of salt producers holding heavy
Interests In Texas. Kansas and Missouri
had conference here today 70 discuss
the effect OF the free salt clause Of
the new tariff bill on that Industry
y. II. Blunt Of Dallas, Tex. who has
large salt Interests IN that state. and
who has just returned from England
after an investigation OF the industry
nnde the statement that English san
miners were now paid 10 eenis = day.
our workmen would be compelled 10
submit 10 100 per cent reduction ia
wages. 30 action was taken but In
al Interview the gentlemen said later
that 4 practically meant they must
70 out OF business. The conference
81 Iouis w. j. Moore and Mayor
Vincent OF Hutchinson. kns.. who. kke
Mr.. nlount. arc ali eHtensive salt op-
orators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Paris. Aug. 9S.--Most startling news
has reached here from Senegal, West
Africa According TO a report received
ut St Louis. the French garrison at
Timbuctoo, after three days desper-
ate lighting with the raureEas and 9TH
er hostile tribes which have been In
Testing that city FOR long time past,
made sortie. The beleaguring forces
were overwhelming In number and fell
upon the sortie party, fairly annlhil0t-
ing II. This news has caused con~er-
nation In many circles, as II is the sec
ond serious disaster the French have
met with In the vicinity OF Timbuctoo
since that important soudanese town
was occupied by the French early in
the present year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
BurLEn 4 FAcron.
The south caroiina senator Leading
the REGULAR Democrats


Charleston, S. c., Aug. 2s.-RetnrEs
received by the News and Courier from
nearly all the counties in the state
Indicate light vote at the Democratic
primary election today. The election
VIII be held in September. which win
nominate candidates for governor and
other state officers, and to nominate
candidates for congress, members of
the legislature ana county officers. AT
many places the cons aryative voters
abstalned from voting and probably
the Tillman vote fell of oue-half as
compared with the vote two years ago.
cessful IN all the rillman counties. In
the four or five conservative counties
tie regular Democrats triumphed. In
the First congressional district the con-
test was between ex-Congressman Ell
Holt OF Beaufort and ID. a. Jouilllvan
OF Charleston.
Fun returns have not been received
hut indications favor the nomination of
Elliott. In the second district Talbot
has been renominated; third district
Ldtimer renomlnated; fourth s. II. VIII
son, new man, won. fifth, Straight
Is in all probability renominated and
I'm the sixth MoLaurin has been sue
cessful DR.. j. w Stokes, Populist,
got she nomination In the new seventh
district, but in Stokes case the nomi-
nation is not equivalent to an election
as he VIII be opposed ~ Congressman
lslar, Democrat who will make the
fight at the regular election In No
vomber. and Johnson. Republican,
| who is in training for the race The
| Democratic party in the state is great
| ly divided, and there will probably be
two tickets In the fight in November
Senator Butler is an important factor
| IN present political movements and
win doubtless declare his purpose and
policy I'm few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

.,nyau,.se WIS, Aug. 2s--speeialsH
d, ne Sentinel from Marehheld and
Grand Rapids say that the ttlls lossn
~ vssper was destroyed oy i9tst !.
are today, The large saW shu 49,, Z 4
i'illlS =. ,as,,ranv and tweuty7thref
Lpiis9 III tuffe we're In the town
pall9'ns s-.,,sd the only train on ne
VT WI. r sHd railroad has been iloin.
foft HeN ''s ,.ieFfaph and teiephone
a3ssp ., e.s'i 4 out on Grand hnpios
ceiIh' ',ss5i,is The loss eannet n,sa'
sent 4 " 4 dispatch from = a.
be es1' T., ashlssSd county. states VA r.
renge' ~ Y. Err srs SIN raging along "
,ereas me re Wisconsin Central fAll'0Au
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
wAR ON rnn cLraun.
shlieaus Who Know what They
Arc Therc For.

Are There For.
~, Tex, Aug. 2s.-The delegates
r state convention who believe
Al his noise ana fighting over
ana men Is noi beng done for
L hfe but for the personal as-
iaenent OF o few Of their leaders
sSesner today and as renuit
~ labors the following circular
-Alrioutcd everywhere throughout
si1,ehuon.
Nauled In Time, Our Fellow
,..es SIhrre shaii be many called
y Republican conventlon), but
-iew shah be chosen by Is ting
y glnee in 1897 through GU empty
--uQn sought TO De see ired by a
y nine party patriots 90 who
~s,ng &c make ignorant tools OF
tsllow Delegates the thing (as
li-eonhdent begetters slyly sup
- been cut and dried. We
Npen We were chosen by our
sgunues 20 come here to legln-
"e saod OF our people and the
~ y The whole Republican par
Me We're all TO deliberate to-
4 .e9 devise some sure and GER
,''sa that would result ia Re-
IN saeeesa finally In Texas. but
y sfH9lq those objects are sought
- aed through the under
~ w sinfs OF a e lou OF ppliti-
lrsrkefs whose ofiei siva dol 4
avs rpined QUO PARTY inathe
IN IN afe no; 10 be in IL VIM YOU
NH.M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

baltimore. Nd, Aug ga ship
wrecked crew arrived In Baltimore this
morning on the Norwegian steamship
America, Capt. Nveslef. from Port An
tonic, Jamaica. They were Capt. Fer
gesen and i've sailors from the Norwe-
Eian brlgantine Smaragd, Of kregeroe,
which was burned at sea several days
ago, She WAS was bound from Rio
Hatcha. Columbia, TO Falmouth. Eng
land. When the brigantine was one
day at sea fire was discovered In the
hold and Capt Fergesen was notified
and all hands were ordered to the
buckets. For several hours the crew
fought the flames without effect final
ly. when the captain saw that the yes
Sci could not be saved, he ordered the
long boat lowered. The decks OF the
brlganttne were go hot the men could
scarcely move about. In short time
the crew were seated In the long boat.
Can't. Fergeeeni true to the old say
Ing. was The last man to leave the
ship"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

New orleans, Aug 2S.-The grand
iurv returned Joint indictment
against Councllmen Thomas Haley and
Peter -. Cnulneld, also an indictment
against Alderman Frank y. Thriihley;
The indictments returned today are all
IN connection with the Louisville and
Nashville switch privileges II y alleg-
cd that on May II last Thrifiley pro-
posed to receive from the supelntend-
emit Of The Louisville and Nashville
railroad the sum OF $500 for his inHu-
erce IN passing and voting for an Or
dinancs granting that road certain
switch privileges. Haley and IRrihilsN
arc ALREADY under indictment, but The
above was the first charge brought
against Councilman Caulncld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

First race-Fivc furlongs. selling:
Nottingham Won. Melba second, Pam
way third Time, i.0i
Second raco-t'ive furlongs, Hugh
Penny won. Black HgwK second. Frank
b unren third. Time, 1901,
Third race One mile. DR.. Garnet
won. Antipode second, lndra third.
Time. 1919 10.
Fourth raoe--Ono mile, Ducat won,
Pig second. Jack OF Spades third
Time, i.A
Firth race--Ieivc furlongs Brandy
wine won. Mckee second, Handapun
third, Time. 1901 go
Sixth rnce--One mile and a qunrtcr'
Dorian won. SnraRosa second Dobhin
third Time. 2.Os 10.
Seventh racc-ono mile on turf. sell.
Ing. Marshal won, Nero second. Leon
Vile third. Time, ! 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Washington. Aug. ss.-Unlese some
venf III departure. II ls the pregent
sutention OF President Cleveland to
ieave Tor Gray Gables tomorrow morn
inT He viii lake the 7s20 train on the
pennsyIyania road which arrives ~
Jersey els shortly after noon. The
rresi,ient II be accompanied by Sec
retary Lamont and Private Secretary
ar ~ New York but SIR. Thurber will
continue with the president to Gray
cabies II could not be aBcertaiusd
,ghether the remainder OF the trip
f-otn New York would be made iiH be-
fore on the isht horse tender, John D.
ROGERS or We The Fan River line as
no ono would admit at the white house
that AIR Cleveland intended 70 leave
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

London. Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Times from Simll. india gives further
particulars OF the flood in the Ghona
valley. caused by the breaking OF the
dam which held the wHtcrs OF Ghonn
Lake, The dispatch says that the wat
ers rushed through the valley at the
rate OF 22'miles AN hour, carrying ami
mails, buildings and tree along IN It's
course, In some OF the gorges Il Is
added the water was 40 feet high Two
suspension bridges were carried away
by the food
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

x. by Tom iial, won fourth and nth
and race. TimeB, 2;2o and 2.ss. sala-
rion second, Sanford L third,
2A0 trot for S-year olds; Charming
Chimes by Chimes won IN three
straight heats. Time. a;as, 2;so, s2e i-<.
General Agency second. Slater Loa
third
$3.50 clnse trotting. Newcastle br. ~
Cornelius won In three straight hsats.
Time, s;s5, s;26 ~. 1885 IL. Van Robln
second. Shiilly third.
2:si class, pacing, Lilly n br. By
ElEin Boy won In straight heats. Time
.;2e IL s;27, a;st Sd. Lizzie N second.
Panama Maid third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Thofe are few sorrows that salad
cannot solaSe, according 70 "Iit'i
IN ne New York world. who adNp-
oatca food AZ tho bcYt cure ~ lne
world Tor mocds. lie says Every
one observes that men retai h.nnI
,onth longer than women. ~ my
mon are erect. netlyF--gray hnired. y
h. sure, but fresh ublorcd ana pryh'
sy.d. AZ NIFTY women are gray hAirc1s
d,fil eyed. wrinllled aud coloflosH, WY
n M dlfference2 Decauss for twenty
nye years or no men have been shF
nv good, substantial epicurean iun-
cheons 81 the society Of their ieiioF,-
men down town, while women hns ,S
l)een having toaEta and tcA Hnu -
sl,esd meats with me children. az nome,
nj no bnra, material doctrine 70 pre.ch
lthat ~ the Intimate connection pc,
tween good food on the one. hand ana
v6od temper and good looks on ths
other. EvAn the apostle q tempcrs nne
Ia All directions. Miss Willard. eomes
notne from beef loving England ana
chants thu praise " ave Eosa n'-i- =
dAy.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

St Louis, Ava. 2s.--M Madison results;
First Raco-Five aud half furonEs
Inferior won. Nrostler second. Tom
8 third, Time, l.ia l-2
Second Race Selling; nvc-eighthH OF
mile Orphan won. Gertlc Black Sec
ond. Ruler third, Time. i.o6 ~
Third Race Five aud a halt furlnnga.
s0tinet won, Elrclla second, Monsoon
third. Time, ilg IA
Fourth Race Selling. six and hair
furlongs. Nolcns won. Arthur u. sec-
ond Governor Brown third. Time,
20 "a.
Firth Race Selling; seven and half
furlDngs, Miss Nancy won. LArue sco-
ond. Lemon Blossom third. Time,
1ili IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
CORBETT-JACgSON FIGHT.
PROSPECTS com rom ruLl,se IT
orF N IOWA.
The sioux city club rosss It's Money
aad tho champion u Anxious TO
Get JacEsos In th, ning-rurs ana
baseball News.

Providence. Il. l., Aug, es,-The PRIV
idenoc News has ir;erviewrd champion
James J. coreett rlatlvs TO ;hc offer
and certified cncck u tho sioux City
athletic club. lie stated that the ar
rsngements were perfectly satisfactory
10 him, and he wol.i meet jackson at
the place mentioned for chanpi5n-
'hip battle. He prvdle,sl. however. that
Jackson would ana some excuse Tor not
meeting him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

washington, Aux a5.--i'lrat race,
four furlcngs- Of Gloster won.
Elncllen second, Memo thlrd. Time, q?
Second race. four and one.half fuf-
longs -Bsokawgy won, Free Press sec
end. Poverty third, rlrac, isli-2
Third race, four ind onu-hAlf firlongs
-I.nura won. cicada second. Finwater
third. Time. so -.
Fourth race, six furlonRf-gNlcen
d'Or won. Tom l3rnphy second, l,ebacea
ihird. Time. lis.
Firth race. four furlonsr Benutlful
Bolly won. Black Child second. ria
grsnt third Time. % -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

London, Aug. 2S.--Inqulrles made by
the Associated Press correspondent at
stowe hocse. the residence OF the Comte
de Paris, show that the condition or
the head Of the royal house OF orleans
Is very critical The Comte de Paris
experiences great difficulty In taking
food, and he is IN much pain The
members Of his family are present at
his hnllalnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

New York. Aug. 2s.--Greater activity
has marked the demand Of aud aales
Nv local iobbers than has been present
IN many months. The cloth trade OF the
country is very largely represented
and ihe placing Of orders for sprlns
wooiens made large progress. AZ kln ,e,
Of cotton goods were " lsaiah y W. w,
Assnts have advanced the prices OF
a1r5is and ticking - per yard Print.
inc cloths fiim at s-ie; sales Of ls'vV'
uieces spot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

There are several cnflouB facts in-
salyea M such d tablo Of ntstlstica.
As "a rule poRtofliceH are naturally
located in tho mos, populous part OF q
town or city for the convenience NJ iia
inhabitants. hence Il must DO inferred
that the clnaR OF burglars engaged IN
These numerous rnbborldH are men or
desperation and daring thievea,
There was 1, edddon lucrenee In tho
number OF these robbcriea about 1883.
That was co-incldont with tho dincov-
erv of the use ~ explosives on the safes
in general uno hy the department.
MANY expert burglars abandoned tho
use Of tools, nud use nitro-glyecrine
which " readily poured into tho crew
icca OF tho doors OF any make OF lpmin-
at.d, square safes, and easily exploded
With little nolee by iaa simple use OF
alternating caps, iu 1889 the use OF eN-
plnai,ea grew mote general and the
number OF hurglnrica ran MP 10 per
cent over the number NJ 1881. Thla
year the use OF explosives on TINS class
or anfnR, ironically called STANDARD"
seemA 10 he wen nigh universal, and
the Increase Ia the number OF burglar
les threatens 10 reach quite 30 per cent
over those OF 1899, Tho loss to thu
uovernmcnt and to Individuals In
atnmpn. postal cards doth rendlly ne.
rotinble) public monies and Registered
letters was something enormous.
An postniHees supplied with rates
have only the anilquatad square stan
dnrd" safes whose worthlessnerH has
been 90 fully net forth recently IN a
report TO the treasury department ny n
special commidon Of experts, Most OF
The banks OF the country have the same
mako ~ safes. on the came defective
principle of Illuminated plates OF steel
ana iron. Tho report of the Treasury
commissioners ~ well ~ the eNper-
ienre OF the poaiofiice department,
shows that these safes are utterly I'M
trust worthy Indeed the treasury rN-
perin showed mont coneluslNely INIT
tbc corilas spherical gun metal safe
xgna the nniy one which could With
stand the attacks Of the experts w
drillIne. stripping or exploding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
stonm.hip IrInm ReIcas.a.

Glasgow. Aug 2S.--The steamship Is
lam, which on August 20 was seized by
the customs authorities here acting
under Instructions from the British
government on the belief that she was
being fitted out as a warship for Ja-
pan. has been released. The Japanese
minister on behalf OF his government
has granted that the Islam viii not be
used for war purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
Mnn n, MhIttnr-

London. Aug ss.-At the York August
meeting which opened today the Prince
OF wales plate Of 1000 sovoroigns for
two-year-olds. the second TO receive
100 aoverelgns out of the plate, was
won by Mr., Russell's Whittier lord
setian'a Helghnn was second and Mr.
j, Lowther's 1ceatherstone was third,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Bfeslau. Aug. 2s.--,A fierce storm has
swept oyer Laursthutte. Thousanda
OF windows We're broken by hailstones,
The wind was 80 strong that trees
were torn up by the roots. great
number OF chimneys were overturned
and railroad cars were blown along
the tracks with such speed that several
workmen were run over. Two persons
were Killed by lightning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Amsterdam, Aug, 2s.-The defeat OF
the Dutch troops sent TO punlsh the
raJah OF the island OF handbook. not
far from Java. seems 10 have been
more SERIOUS than at ilrst supposed II
Is now asserted that 1Gf Dutch soldiers
and fourteen officers, including Gen
Vnnhnu were killed By the natives,
and mnny wounded The Dutch resi-
dents at handbook succeeded IN es-
cnulng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

sydney. N, S. w. Avg. 9s,-The Rt
Hon. SIR Dun. governor Of New South
Wales. upon the assembling OF parlia-
nient today SAID that IN accordance
with the mandate Of the electors me
protective duties would be repealed and
replaced BY income and land taxes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

London. Aug. 2s---A dispatch TO the
Times from the Shanghai August 20.
says. II is reported that the Chinese
forces Joined by 5000 Coreans have
beaten back the Japanese army with
heavy loss at kaisene forty miles
north OF Seoul The Chinese are still
advancing. They are helped every
where by the Coreens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

DALLAS, Tex. Aug. a. There was
largely attended caucus Of runeys
friends IN the aolty court roVm tonight
IN which speeches were made ny Nu-
ney and others bitterly denounelng the
action 81 the temporary orghnlsaton
4, .tochlnr committees. a ateerlnR
committee was appointed and II was
resolved 10 light every measure advo-
Gated by the opposition In the con-
yention tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Greenvllle, Tex. Aug, IS The Sui
phur springs and Terreil base bail
mines played for the championship OF
the state today The game resulting
10 20 3 In favor Of sulphur springs.
The sulphur Springs club will play
the Grcenvillo nine tomorrow.