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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
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A Desire 10 Please HIS Irish Com
.ti,uents Makes Him Enemies.

New York, oct. 17.--The members Of
the Irish national federation, VINO are
nreparing the reception to be rendered
in the LenoX Lyceum tonight 70 Ed
ward Blake. NJ. p. for South Long
cora ireland. have received a Disagree
able surprise by the refusal OF Mayor
Glroy 10 preside. after he had agreed
70 do so a week ago
when the mayor was approached oy
Patrick Gleason and the other mem
bers Of the arrangement committee anu
asked 10 help along. he consented.
A day or so later the Irish Independ-
ont marty, which represents the ele-
ment Of Irlshmen In this country who
favor aggressive or Parnellite methods
In Irish affairs instead OF the doctrines
of agitation, prepared a circular which
was yesterday issued broadcast through
out the city and vicinity. II made a
direct onslaught upon Gladstone and
chilled upon all loyal Irishmen to repu-
diate him and the party he represents
when i heard OF Mayor Gilroy's In
tention 10 preside" said Judge Lynn
last night Il lost no time in conyers-
ing with him and made him acquainted
with the facts Of this case and the &C
tual standing held by this party aud
by Blake IN opposition to all Irlshmen
Of honor honesty and patriotism. But
found that others had been ahead OF
me. Several OF the wealthlest and most
Influential 1rlshmen IN this city had
talked with the mayor and had con
WINGED him that hiu presence at the
reception would be a grave mistake
Then he promptly withdrew his con
sent TO be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Austin. Tex. oct. Is.-The supreme
court entered the following orders to-
day.
Application for writs Of error over
ruied-McDonneil ct al vs.. Juliana De
Los Fuentes ct al. from Lasale. Fort
Worth ana Denver city Railroad com
pany VS.. johnson. from Tarrant:
French VS.. Groesbeck ell al. from Ma
son; Lipscomb ct al. VS.. Underwood.
from wharton; Frleberg w. DeLamar,
from Rusk; Ellis vs. Bonner. from
Fort Bend; Western Union Telegraph
company vs.. Willif1rd, from Harris;
Parker Bros. vs.. American Exchange
bank VI St Louis, from Dallas; EDDY
e al VS.. Prentice, from Grayson;
SteBsr ct nj. vs.. Davis et al, from
Fannin; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
runway company VS. COX. from Rock
wall
Applications for wrIts of error
granied-Ware vs. shsfer & Braden,
from BsZar; Hlberni Insurance com
panN VS.. Bills, from Navarro, Tread
gil US. Biclserstan 81 al, from Falls.
Applications for writs Of error dis
m!sscd--Ayers ct a.. vs. Lancaster
from Bell.
Submitted-Phs ct AL vs. Elser e.
al. from Second district
Set for October 22-Texas and New
Orleans Railway company vs.. Echols.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Memphis, Oct. IA special 10 the
scimitar from Nashville says: The
criminal court met promptly at 9
o'clock this irornlne. The room was
allied with spectators anxious to hear
the verdict Of the Hardin-Elrod ex-
press robbery case. An Of the de
PENDANTS were promptly on hand ex-
copt Charles Taylor, who Is too m to
leave his bed Charlton Elrod's wife
and mother were by his side as they
have been every hour during the trial.
At. $3.50 O'Clock the officer IN attend
ance announced that the jury was
approaching. and excitement In the
court room rose to a high tension.
There was some delay after the jury
had entered the box. waiting for the
attorneys 20 come Ia and finally Judge
Anderson turned to the jury ana said
Gentlemen have you agreed upon a
verdict?"
Mr. ]. r. Neal, the foreman, re-
eponded, I'VE have" and rising from
his sent replied In a loud 'e to the
further interrogatory Of the Judge
mot guilty"
The courtroom was Mt once tho
scene OF the utmost confusion. Some
OF tho friends OF the defendants ap
plaudc1, but there was very genera
surprise at the acdultt0l, rs con
Vlcton Of the Two leading defendants
had been counted on by many people
as a certainty,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

FL Reno l. T., Oct. 16.-Thc El Reno
district fair opened with 5000 visitors
and 5000 Indians on the ground The
Indian races were without parallel in
the West, averaging twenty starters
in each race, which was ridden as II
life depended on the result.
Some OF Texas best horses are here
to compete for the next three days.
The exhibits by Indians and whites
are in active competition. kilograms
are coming In asking for space and
plans and FL Reno's fair will be the
event Of the Territory. Hon. John C
Burnett OF the Western Trail and
many other prominent men are In at
tendance.
Much credit for the success OF the
fair Is due to the untlrlns efforts OF
Indian Agent Captain A. c. woodson
U. S. A. Hon. f, e, Gillette. presi.
dent, and p. IL. Wright, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

pany q. Alisnii. Bailey 8 Co. from
Williamson. cfll u Auatin ys, Colgate
from Travir. 1ler 81 a vs. waco
State Bank eE all from Nclennan-
Aai-Vns Cranted-HarriEa W. ii.A4;
frlln nehemiah; Tor reheariug ana
cause reversed and rendered, Arather
q a.. Va. McCisland. from AlcLennal.
70 tlle additional arguments and ur.et
ovcrruled IS 81 setting aside euomis-
sion. Ludlow saylor Wire company vs.
webb. from Travis. TO dismiss appeal
Motions oysrruied-Keliogg We. Iron
City Natiorai Bank. from Llano. for
rehcating. Landa et al vs Mercantile
and Banking company, from ComaA
TO dismiss appeal.
Molions Suhmltted-C ct al.
vs. Bussie, from McCuloch, 20 file
transcript and briefs Earnest ct al.
vs.. Moline Piow company, from Lam
pasas, for rel caring, Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company vs. Cook,
from Williamson. for rehearlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18


In the Fort Worth court Of eiyil ap-
pcals the following motions were sub.
misted yesterday:
Northern Assurance company vs..
Mary l.. plouuOy for reheannz.
John +. Swuync Vs. r.. r. Chase al al.
70 submit on suggestion OF delay
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company et al vs.. l.. 4. MOsty; to sub
nit on suggestion " delay.
Geo. a. Sorio q co. ct al. vs.. l.. NJ
Cclller; for rehcaring.
A. CautO ". VIM. Bryant; for rehear-
Ing
firFt National Bank Of Decatur Vs.
J. H. Carpenter: to dismiss appeal.
The following motions Were decided:
}. l.. Dickens vs. +. l.. Callahan, to
reform and render: refused.
Z Fort Worth and Denver City Rail
( way company vs. L. a. Brown. To af-
| firru on certificate; granted as against
appellant as to judgment ana all par
/ Tics as to coats.
T o. w. Mgss!e vs.. ], d, and Eunioe
Meek, to set aside for submission OF
| motion for rehenrinB: refused.
/ Fort Worth and Denver city Railway
company w. r. a. Fuller. to submit
ON suggestion OF delay, granted
Tue following cases were submitted:
w. N. SEWER vs.. w. c. Carson ct AL,
from TRrrant.
Tort Worth ana Denver City Railway
compGny W. ]. c. Montgomery. from
Hall
a. X. Misnou VS.. n. b. Akard & Co,
from Parker
iirst National Bank OF Decatur W..
j, G. Carpenter, from Wise
Fort WORT, and Rio Grande Rail
way company vs. y. c. Young, from
N. 3. Morris VS.. II. W. Greathouse.
from Han.
J c. Terrell ct al. vs., Tarrant coun-
ty, from Tarrant
sam evans VS. Gulf, Colorado and
Santa lie Railway company. from
Tnrrant
FIRST National Bank Of Cisco Va
Aaron Wood et nl., from Enstland
Amarillo Improvement company VS.
r.. H. McAlpine, from Potter.
Merchants National Bank vs.. w. -
EusiiH, from Tgrrant
The following cases were decided;
Il 10 Hun ct al. VS.. j. II Crawford
ct al, from Wichita; reversed and re-
minded.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
( Cook; affirmed,
, Western Union telegraph Company
", Il Gldscomb. from Tnrrnnt: re-
Ncrsed and rcmanded
W. C. Bowman Ct al. vs. o. J. In
gram, from Baylor; affirmed.
, Fannie II, Rives vs.. John H. steven,
ct AL from Nllbarger; affirmed.
Annie Hopkins vs., State OF Texas
from Carson' reversed and remanded
Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILWAY
company q nj. Vs.I4. A. Mostey, iron
Ta9rant; reversed and remnnded.
The following cases were set dow,
for argument and submission Novem
Der T.
Fort Worth and Denver City RaiIwa,
company VS., r. a. Fuller, from Wise
NJ, j, Haley W. Mrs. Lou johnson
from Palo Pinto
Louisiana Sugar Refinery compan,
3 10, w. NJ Harrison from parrant.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Rail
=. way company We. T. c, Andrews. from
! Tarrant.
Snyder y Davis w, Thos. d. Solo
mon, from Clay,
Wnpplcs-PlAtter Grocer company VI
4, rhos, %. Solomon. from Clay.
Guarantee Fund building and T.oai
ASSOCIATION vs.. w. a. Williams. from
TarrNnt
= Fort Worth aud Denver city Rail
way company VS., J, 3, Brothers ct al
= from Clay
Lasker Real Estate association v.
j. II. Hatcher from wllbsrger
John Forbes ct al vs.. l.. HOLLYWOOD
from Erath.
r. +, Farmer W. r. J. Randel, fror
Miihurger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Pottsdam, oct. l7.--Alexanler, The 80
year-old king, arrived here this even
Ing ON a visit 70 Emperor William.
Great preparations were made and II
was generally Thought thai the visit
had political Significance. The railway
station was beautifully decorated and
a guard OF honor was drawn up on
the platform The party waiting -
resolve King AloNanle~ was a brilliant
enc. consisting OF Emperor William
and his sons. Baron Marschan Won
niebcrstein, Imperial foreign minister
Of war, and the members OF the gem
cral stan. The emperor greeted the
king most cordially and after an in
spcctlon Of the guard OF honor their
maiestles drove 10 the palace. escorted
by the guards A great gala dinner
was given tonight at the new palace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
MmAr ooNsrIrtrEs MurINr.
Frequent Arrests Of Lake Captains
for Assnniting senmen.


Milwaukee Wis. Oct l7.-It is be-
coming fad among sailors to secure
the arrest Of their captain when they
reach this port. or else there Is a sud
den epidemic among lake captains.
There have been three arrests here OF
late OF captains accused OF Hssaultiug
sailors while at sea, and last night
there was another. John L. T. Tram
bois. captain OF the steamer skinner
IS the defendant, and Charles (. Sulli-
van, a common sailor. the accuser.
Sullivan claims that the captain be-
came incensed at him while on the
lake and struck him on the neck with
a red hot poker. The captain claims
that there Is a growing spirit OF In
subordlnation among the seamen. and
that unless they can enforce strict
obedience while under way they can.
not be responsible for the lives OF pas
sengcrs and crew. They claim that a
refusal Ia obey orders promptly is
mutiny and that a captain is justified
in using an nX, "A club or whatever
may be handy. Some fine points OF
Federal marine law arc involved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

He Was Run OUT of rown After Try
ing to slash n White Nun.

He Was Run OUT of rown After Try
inE 60 slash n White Mun.
Carrolrs Prairie, Tex, oct. 1G.-ProhI-
billion don't prohibit fighting in our
little town Sioux White. colored, today
attacked W. Il. reer with a knife, but
did not succeed In doing anything more
than cutting some very CHASTITY rents
In Mr.. Teer's coat, but as Teer IS a
very slender, weak man, the negro no
doubt would have hurt him very badly
had not bystanders knocked him of
Some one knocked him on the head
with n chair and others pounded him
with brick bats until he took 10 his
heels and only saved himself from
the crowd by running clear out OF town.
Mayor Collins Issued warrant FOR
him Immediately and Deputy Sheriff
McCaleb brought him back and placed
him under $500 bond, The trouble arose
from Mr.. Teer trying to collect Il
note from him, The negro had his head
bandaged when he left town, but 1t is
not known how badly he is hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

San Antonio. Tex. Oct, 1.-THE fol-
lowing decisions were handed down to-
day by the court Of civil appeals OF the
Fourth supreme judicial district
Adlrmed-Leonard CARA w. D. Sui
Ivan. from Bexar; Frank simmnng VIZ.
Julius Braunaagle, from ReNar. J. L,
3 Hunt vs. Mutt d Campbell, from
BeNar; $ S. Sanger W.. Lawrence Moo
nan. from ri Paso, William Davis ct
al. VI. Henry b Andrews, from
BeEar.
Reversed and Remgnded-W H. Hale
81 al. w. c. G. Hensicy et ul from
kimble; ". o. & G.. a. Smith VS. b.
A. Bates. from DayIlla; Galveston.
harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
company VS.. Lille Gormiey ct al.
from Gonzales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Fan River Mass, Oct. IA large
number OF the weavers employed In
the mllla in the northern section OF
the city struck today. sangamor min
No /. which on Monday had $3.50 looms
running, today has but i52 Weedmore
mills No. is operating 200 looms less
today than yesterday and nearly all
the looms at the Narraglnsett are
stopped II is reported that the Mar
ragansctt will shut down entirely 40
night The Tecumseh mills have lost
300 looms since yesterday
This morning 5000 people gathered at
the strikers meeting at South Park
and 100 weavers participated In the
parade which followed. -Four hundred
women took part In the procession
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
corNrY pnnocnArIe rIcNnr.

For County Judge
GEO. W. ARMSTRONG.
For County Attorney
BIN IL TERRELL.
For Sheriff
f. A. EuLEsA
For District Clerk
r. II. M'NATT.
For County Clerk
JOHN r. KING.
For Tax Collector
J. y. HOVENKAMP.
For County Assessor
W. Il. ROGERS.
For County Treasurer
T. b. COiLISa
For County Surveyor
J. J. GOOBFFLLOW.
For County Superintendent
u. M'RAE
For Commissioner. Precinct No. ~
JOHN BARpON.
For Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No
1.-TWO 10 be elected
JOE NJ ADAMS, JR.
j. 7. WRIGHT
For Constable. Precinct No. l.
w. L, RUSHING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Tho Houston Post states that Cover
nor-elcct Atkinson has denied saying
that tho anu-free silver speakers
caused the slump In the Democratic
majority In Georgia. But che Post re-
lied on Hoko Smiths organ, The
Journal for Its Information, aud OF
course It was faulty Speaking for
himself ON this subiect MIR, Atkinson
said Nobody has denied the state
ments made IN me interview" The
EFFORT 20 Republicanize the Demo
cratic party OF Georgia should have
it's due
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Lost Both LeGs-1uken Cnre of--Jnps
for uingiing BROS.

Denlson, Tex, oct l7.-Kroschel. the
young German whose legs were cut
of by a Missouri, Kansas and Texas
train several nights ago. was removed
10 the poor farm last night
c. W Clark. who was injured in
the wreck near Calvert Monday night.
is a telegraph operator. and claims
70 have worked for the Katy here.
Wabash al Moberly No. and the
Northern Pacific in Montana. The
Young Mans Christian association and
operators OF Denison have him IN
charge,
Dr. J. b. Savage. formerly Of this
city. died IN Johnson county few
days ago OF slow fever
Two Japs passed through today for
Gainesville 10 Join Ringing Bros
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
A MoNomnrALLIsr DLnssiNo

Advocates Of biInetaIiiHm maintain
that the fall In the price OF silver
has BROUGHT about corresponding
fall In the prices OF vArious COM
moditirs. This may or may not be
the onset hut, Aupposiug the former
hypothesis. to be correct. ! am not
prpurad 20 say that 40 would he "a
mlnfortune for England or the world
In general. hold that
yyhrnt AZ no EbiilinEs ~ quarter in-
stcnd OF 40 shlIIinRS In rather "a
hirsainR than otherwiEe.--Mr. Alfred
Itotbsriiiid, delegate for Great Hrit-
min 20 the nrusseia monetary con-
ference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Tyler Tex. oct -Oninions rem
dercd by the court Of criminal appeals.
Tyler term, as follows;
Cases atiiimed-Peter Hin 49, state.
from Wood county
EX-porte Jim Taylor VS. State from
shelby county
Reversed and remnnded-R. =. Gov
enroun rt state from Mills county
Appeal dismissed -Japlnto Arvln VS..
State, from III Paeo county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Tyler Tex, Oct. l6.-AIr. Henry T.
Gillian was badly hurt by being run
over yesterday evening by buggy
driven by Clyde Yarbrough. The in
iured man received a severe cut over
the eyes and is expected to die. MIR.
Narbrough, who was arrested on a
charge OF fast driving says he did
not see Gillian until he was Just on
him and could not stop his horse In
time 10 prevent the accident.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
A Family winen out.

Hamburg. Oct ia sensation has
been caused here by the mysterious
disappearance OF Herr Rothgardt. a
leather merchant his wife anu four
children and q brother-in-lGw named
Kruz.
The body Of the youngest child has
been washed ashore at the island of
Finkenwaerder, in Blbe, and ii is be-
lieved the disappearance OF the whole
family may turn out to be a case of
wholesale murder and suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

dsIzsion that he would soon have the
track 10 himself. The result Is that
Brother Browder now hugs Frier-
ancs against his opponent The pee
pie OF the district and against she
Popuiists who nominated him. and
report says he IS preparing to shake
the dust Of the state from his rect
WHEN the election is over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

HON. CHARLES A. cULEERsoN.
Fer Con gress-
HON. e. X. BELL,
OF Tnrrant County
For Associate Justice Of the Court OF
Ciyil Appeals Tor the second Dis
trlct--
HON. I. ". sTEPHENs.
OF Parker County.
FOR State senhtor--
HON. ". J. BAILEY.
Of Tarrant County.
For Fioatrr--
HON. p. W MORRIS.
of Hood County.
For Representatives
r. n. y. ANDREWS.
X. L. L. ROY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Judge George Clark writes to Chair
man Dudley that notwithstanding
Mr., culberson has deserted the plat
form all Democrats should vote for
him. and intimates that there VIII
be future reckoning for him. It is
reasmrlng TO know that the Judge
has consented to retire that lurid flag.
The ghost dance is now postponed
indefinitely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

r~f,.s -,s~ieus luhanfsant OF the sea.
-. s..an az ,,h,r holly pursuea by
-, - ,.a.,,s.. e,r,,,. a. INV suld that
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- 49, a., rova. !, ,b,g a,itlaw o.
~ 49, ,neg,ct,,at,y seeks 10 repeat
-. ~. wb.n sb,Iiengsd by The Ca
- :, ,i,tn sopare discussion Of
the proyis,sus o. the Texas antitrust
iaw v,bi,b n 70 violently condemned.
:. All -. re,,.,,be-ea ,he Gazette as
ser,.4 mat every aet ylolauye Of this
40 v,,,is be criminal under the penal
~. - ,bs common law. which Is not
a., 80 a. ,bt4 siats. sra TINT every
-.-,.,si,, ~ a. IL directed at a com
hrrs,ion In restraint Of trade. We sad.
- q. .be,. anything Ia II to pre-
vent merchant or a merchants clerk
from marking goods as flsn of as row
IS re p'sAse n, a., i.lfv sbolia
bi-J tbensei,os in common agree-
ment % sell goods only TO certain
parties or az supuiatea l, -, 'i'eS
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Nevada, Tex, oct. H.-Edtor Ga
zette' You make me say In today's pa
per: out of 600 Democratic votes in
last election Hogg received but eleven. -
II should have BEEN IAN but eleven /"
There has been no change since. The
present ticket viii receive the entire
support OF the party, as before. Re-
specially, II. S. SANDERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Washington, Oct. l7.-From an OIL.
oial> newspaper just received from
Hayu II would appear that the press
dent OF that disturbed country. Gen
Hippolytesis preparing himself 10 meet
another rebellion, and is ready 10 deal
IN most summary manner with the
prime movers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Judge Il, p. Hill. member OF the
Democratic state executive commit
tee for the Gainesville district. SUM
med UP the congregational situation in
tho Fifth district for n Gazette re-
porter yesterday, In a nutshell,
Brother Browdei whose religious ond
pollticsi history seems to be badly
mixed. and who Is overly fond OF j
controversy. started out huggtns the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Pilot Point, Tex, Oct. 16.-Pleas Ed
wards of this place reports that while
asleep at Aubrey yesterday evening a
negro attempted to rob him, and he re.
slsting, received a stab In the mock
The report says his windpipe was
punctured. He was not severely hurt.
as he is on the streets today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

sold through druggists, at the price al n.
cheaper made pills. ~
Pleasant Pellets F" cure biiiousue.. =.
aud bilious headache, dilziness eoi, ~
ness, or constipation, sour stouach i ies' !,
appetite, coated tongue, indigestion o VA =
pensia, windy belchings, "hesrt br-s |,
pain and distress after eating, and l;rss,,
arrangements Of the liver, storuar ~. y;
bowels. Put up in scaled glass vials H., -
fore always fresh and reliable. Wh@,,...
as laxative, or in larger doses, as e s.,l
acting but searching cathartie, these In,
"Peliets are unequaled. '''
As dinner pill, to promote dir.s,.-
take one each day after dinner. 10 rel;s.,
the distress arising from over-catinT ~.
ing equals one OF these little HPellss :
They arc tiny, sugar-coated, anti bilio,
granules. Any child readily takes lien
Accept no substitute that may be rtss-
mended to be Just as good. . II NAV \.
better fer lie dealer, because Of n,y;.,
him a better profit, but he is not ,ae IN q
who NEEDS help.
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mailed 10 any address, postpaid, on rec.iT
OF name and address on postal card.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Candidate Barber has the word OF
promise sweet to the ear OF Republ-
can support In his congressional as
pirntions. but distinguished citizen
Of waco'can relate an experience that
win make him wary OF too much coz
fidence on that account.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Tyler Hnrpoon The Fort Worth
Gazette Ia fairly spreading itself for
the Democracy Of Texas II the De-
mocracy u this state dan't nppre-
clate spch work Il mist be entirely
devoid OF gratitude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Brussels, Oct. 1.-THE socialist mem
oers OF the chamber OF deputies have
decided to open negotiations with the
labor departments throughout EN-.
rope with the view OF adopting an
ldentleal policy In parliament.