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The evening world., 1894-07-17
POWDER MILL BLOWS UP.
Disaster Due to a Careless Work.
man, Who II Fatally Hurt.

POTTSNILLE. Pa, July l7.-One OF
the Cressona Powder Company's chaser
mills at Cressona blew up yesterday
and Frank Bradford was fatally in
jured. Bradford was cleaning the clnk-
ers from the CHASER wheel. using for
the purpose a lead hammer.
He struck the hammer against the
iron wheel. producing spark which
ignlted the powder The force of the
explosion was terrific, and Bradford
was hurled some distance. He was
frightfully burned and inhaled the
flame. lie was about thirty years of
age and leaves a family OF six children.
The roof of the mill was blown to
atoms,
The evening world., 1894-07-17
CALLS DEBS AN ENTHUSIAST.
But A. F. of L. Treasurer Lennon
Greatly Admires Him.

Treasurer John B. Lennon. OF the
American Federation Of Labor, who ar
rived from the Chicago conference with
Secretary Chris Evans yesterday, gave
an Evening World" reporter to-day
some Of the reasons which convinced the
delegates that a general strike would
have been useless.
In the first place." he said "Presi-
dent Debs. of the American Railway
Union. never asked us to strike 1T ALL
We went to Chicago at the request of
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DON'T IMPROVE IN DRILL.
Poor Work of the Militia Now In
Camp mt Pceksl>ill.

STATE CAMP, PEEKSKILL. y. Y,
July 1.-THE SiNty-tifth Regiment ana
the separate companies occupying the
camp this week do not show much i'm
provemcnt in their work. This morning
The guard mount was poor, ana the
morning drills mdifferently executed.
The signal corps continued its work
Of helioCraphng across Annsville Creek.
The weather is clear ana not.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Company had more appropriate weather
last night Tor g. work at st lanes
Eau than ON Saturday night. The on.
ora VAS d" II TruNn'oro." aul II was
fairly wen suur. Miss Ida Klein sahg
the r1'" OF Lconora, and the cast ON tue
Nlo'r bil good work. Two stage uf -.
James lltlL however. dou- NOT lrui it,
srlt with any degree NJ grace to upCrIti,
l.'t'sH 0ttiiun~. II is too amull TN,rr was
~ ft.riN lfilgc piii'"uro rrpH"r.. tud ap.
rllu.' W.T. hv TO i.tns l,rkn- To
tight " TIE Bohemian ,,irl" VIII he r.
p,..tr1
The evening world., 1894-07-17
HIS FUN COST TWO LIVES.
Practical Joker and Another Man
Drowned in Colorado.

RED CLIFF, Col, July 1T. A. Haw-
ley, a practical joker, took UP a loose
plank In a bridge at Edwards, twenty
miles below here. and when Minnie and
Clarence FlecI and William Burnison
drove upon the bridge Hawley said:
you cannot cross here"
The horse became frightened and
backed off the bridge. Ilawley jumped
into the river and rescued the girl. He
went back for the brother and both were
drowned. Burnison swan out.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
LEE TICK UNDER ARREST.
Charged with Being In This Cuun.
try luluN fully,

Lee Tick. a Chinaman, was arrested
this morning at | Doyers street by Depu-
ty United States Marshals Solomon and
Noon. on warrant charging him with
being In the United States in violation
of the Chinese Exclusion act.
The warrant FOR Lee Tick was issued
over two weeks ago. since which time
he has been in hiding in IL Chinese laun-
dry.
United States Commissioner Shields
held Tick in Sl,0H to appear for exam
nation next Saturday morning.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
slate slide Kills Two Men.

CEy Associated Prcssl
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, July l7,-iu recent aide
= slate In Cnnhcrlanl Gap tunnel &npt. Gwyna
yearly lost his lie and last night slate tel! aEslU
mi two men were killed and another had his les
Iutta
The evening world., 1894-07-17

AUGUSTA Me, July l7-Edward and David
Reagan. aged seven and Ave- sons Of Daniel
Reagan, OF Manchester, aud Ray Clark, aged
nine the son Of James A. Clark Of Everett were
crowned while bathing Yesterday afternoon Ia
the Ncunehec River. The bodies were recovered.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

There Will be music at mount MOTIFS
Park this evening by Eben's Seventy
first Regiment Band. Following is the
programme:
Hall Columbia, Happy Land.
T. March, " Wien bleibt Wien....... .Schrammel
:. overture " Der Freischut&' &C. NJ. Won Weber
3. waltz, Pesther" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lsun"r
4 Transcription, Z" My Maryland" 80. .He!nemann
3 Grand Fantasia, " Erin" ...... Daniel WicEand
Containing the most popular Irish airs
PART II.
q. Coronation March. Gle Prophete". .Mryerbeer
l. Solo for Roman Triumphal Trumpet. Hoch
Second time IN America.
Thco lloch.
g. Descriptive Galop. Tally lIo'' ...J. Bernstein
o. Selection from the Opera Wang Nv. Morse
10. Idyl Serenade" .............. Franz schubert
Home, Sweet Home.
There will also be music at Rutgers
Square Park this evening by LcdCr-
haus's Troop "A" Band. Following is
the programme:
PART l.
Star Spaneed Banner
l. March, " Eur Parole ,..,...,....,... .Saro
. overture, Joseph In Egypt ............ AleEHl
2, Gypsy Chorus from " PTgclos4"..C. N. Weber
4 Cornet Solo, " Grand Fantal - Hartmann
A. Bernger
s. Gsvotte. " True Love '......'..'..... .Clarens
PART II
c. Selection - The BesEnT STUDENT Mloeekcr
:. waltz. " Les Sirens .............. Waldteu!,l
o. Puerschmann
o Overture. volkstest' Cagl
10 Songs a. Switzerland ...................K" gc
II. March. Jugend'reuden'' .......,,..., .latann
The evening world., 1894-07-17

For biliousncss and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Bcecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to b + Allen
Co, sos Canal st. New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

81. .s'. H. s.l'
The Ros Ghn-h Grand English opera
The evening world., 1894-07-17
FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programmes ut Mount Morris and
Rutgers Square Parks.

There will be music at Mount Morris
Park this evening by Ebens Seventy
first Regiment Band. Following is the
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Living pictures at ElioradO. That l.
the very latest. They were n last
night at the pretty resort on the other
side of the river, and it was the iirst
tn" oprm air. The were entitled "Tnme,"
"Diuua's Hunt" 9TH" Nymph'S Awa's-
on'ns and The SacI;ng Of Nincveh,'
ana proved to D." monster arrangements
designed by Prof. Won Pr,itwit2 Palm,
of crystal mae ronoTn The p!cturcs
win undoubtedly prove to lee very val
liable to the management. The Spoctl-
Gle, "ti0raTo!a,' WIS given rs usual.
with its ha!.e'@, pro"rsI'nu". dances and
artistic groupings. E!Iogado Is now up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The Louisville Courier-Journal saws
that a few years ago a Kentucky grand
jury brought In the following indlct-
ment: Lawrence Criminal Court,
commonwealth Of Kentucky against
defendant, Indictment. The
grand jury OF Lawrence county, In the
nnme and by the authority OF the
commonwealth OF Kentucky. accuse
--- OF the offeuse OF malicious
mischief, committed ms follows; The
SAID ---, on the ---- day of ---
=, II. IS In the county and circuit
Aforesaid. did uulawfully. wlllfully and
Enliclously XIII and destroy one pig.
ihr present property OF George Pigg,
the said pig being OF value to the afore-
said George Plgg, The pig thus Killed
weighed about twenty-five pounds and
YVES n mate 20 some other pigs owned
by said George PigE. which left George
Pigg pig less than he (said George
flFg had Of pigs, and thus ruthlessiy
tore said pig from the society OF George
Figs other pigs against the pence
ard dignity OF the commonwealth OF
Kentucky"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

An unusual summons was received
over the telephone not long ago by DR..
David Btrney OF the University OF
IennsylVanla from wealthy man In
New York, who wished him TO 40 to
Long Island. DR.. Blrncy endeavored 10
ma out something about the nature
or the case he was expected to treat.
put the man, after securing his PROM
ise 70 60 refused to talk further over
the phone. The doctor packed case
OF instruments at random and met the
man In New York After taking dinner
at the Waldorf they took the Arain for
Long Island, but not word was said
ABOUT me operation. When they ar
PAID him $50; then. In response 20 the
look OF wonder from the astonlshed
surgeon, he said: II saw my sister
bleed TO death In railroad accident
LOT want OF physician, and since that
philadelphia Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Tho Worcester Mass, Spy gives the
following remarkable bit Vt advice TO
ita Now Engl Iui rcaderB.
New Englaud Is the b0sl part of the
United Starcs Tor young mon II they
would but think so, but that Is not to
be expected The pilgrims OF the May
ilower transmitted TO their poatsrity Il
splrit OF adventure and enterprise that
has made these six states Hwarming
hive for more than century, and has
sent tholr sons nnd daughters to de-
yclop The west IN an tho regions that
lie between Bunilu. Puget sound and
the Golden Gate. hut now the Western
opportunities arc not what they were,
while In the south. old as are ita alates.
there are great dndry'lupcd areas and
unlimited sources OF wealth OF which
New EnRnnd'H young men may take
advantage. lf they feel the Impulse to
migrate and insist upon leaving home.
then by all means let them 80 south
Instead OF wost,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
coon TIMES COMM.

Good times oomin' turc enoughl
silver sun an showers
Road that seemed 30 awful rough.
Primpln' up with flowers
Good times comm suro enough
Hard times slips hia fotter,
Eelloia workln' FUR an nonr.
To mako the good times better.
Apple boughs a awlnEln';
Haller punkins olingln,
An MI tho bells ringln'
For the good old finest
GOOD times n comm, sure as fate
Don't Know what you're mlssln'i
bwoethoart loHuln' on tho gate.
Lots OF time for SiHan'i
Golden fruit piin.
Heavy hnyataclta smnln'.
sugArcanc q bllln
For tho good old tlmoai
S9od times comm, bet your lifoi
Ring EN- from each Rteepicl
Kiss your sweetheart an Your wife
shake hands with the people.
Az tho country glowin':
flttlh up nm goln',
MIX an honey nowtn'
For the good old tlmesi
F. l.. STANTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The chief OF the bureau OF statistics
Mr., Ford, has employed various data
TO furnish a basis FOR calculating thu
probable Yield OF tn, new incouo tax.
The income tax collected in 1870 was
H7ii5Oi0, or about INTERCHANGEABLE
Of one per cent on valuation OF 81,
i7S,0S6.732. one " Mr.. Ford's bases ia
furnished by utudy OF the workings
Of the income TAX In Great Britain,
Italy SaXony and Switzerland. Talk
ing tho operation Of thu tax In these
countries as criterla the product Of the
tax In this country would be small, on
account OF the per cent rate and the
limit OF exemption being placed at $1,000
From an available bases or calculation
the conclusion Mr.. Ford arrives at ls
That tho rcNcnuoa from corporations
viii roach us high ns S3oO0O.OOO lie
docurcs that the revenue from private
incomes VIII bc small though admit
ting that the United statos has moro
oltiacns with Incomes OF 100000 than
any other country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

The Chinese trade uniouu can trace
their history back FOR more than 1000
years The chinaman does not discuss
WIN his employer what he is to re-.
celve for the work he doesi he simply
takes what he considers fair and
proper remuneration. He ieyies toll on
every transaction according TO laws
laid down by his trade union, ana with
cut for moment taking into ionsid.
Grafton what his employer nay con-
slider proper. Here IS DebF Ideal con-
dition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
SEwsY NOTES GATHERED ny our
CORRESPONDENCE.
A Converted saloon Keeper Destroys
Ills stock of Liquors and Ills
LicenSe-Bndiy Kitten by
Deyilnsh - Court Notes.

McrlSel Texas. September 4.-1here has
been protrac,ed meeting running at the
Methodist Episcopal church here for two
weeks that closed last night and re-
suited in about forty conversions and
about thirty sccessions TO that church
The others will Join other churches j.
W. Brooks. saloon man here, was con-
veited and yesterday evening ne carried
the entire contents of his saloon.
whisky. bar and nSulrs8, ant everything.
out and piled them up In the strset
and poured the whisky ovsr them and
burned t.em up and also commls.ed his
license to the. flames The property burned
was estimated at $500 There was at
least 800 people present TO witness tho
scene and while the flames were ocnsum-
Ing the property religious services were
conducted by the pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church,
The first bale Of cotton was sold here
last Saturday for 5M cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

the tounci'.
B.aumont. Texas, SeptNnse 7
elty council mot In adjcurnsl XXI
o'clock 70 discuss the ass'
rendered for 1894 "a,
AS stated in yesterday's !,
council Is OF the opin9oa ~. ".
scssed valuation OF city propss.
too low, and the city fafhel, -
OF discovering some men, ~. III
which they can obtain a nsn "
In the absence OF ]. g opn,s,
carney Mr Geo. W. oBrsa ~
In az lega, adviser at ioasy :,
but that gentleman declia,s \. I
definite opinion as 20 whe, , {, Y, Y, \
could legally reject the reils -
thorouphiv examined the AN !.
Tho reslTnatlon OF r. X cn1 n
retary. was read aud accsp.s !.
msuon the oouncH edl'es,, A
o'clock Monday afternoon, sIesl
sessment rolls will be nnany y,
and a new city secretsry sles1' y,
Al the residence OF Mr.. a., ~. IA 4,
Mcfarland Mt s o'clock fon,s ~
r. w Merrill perforn.i m ,.
that united In marriage MI r,,q
10 Miss Annie l. Garner. " al
young man OF sterling hus. 49,, A.
and is the Local uiaragst u, -, ri |
OF The Houston POST Anau. ,,s1
ago he was stricken wa ~
malaria and made a tflp " i. 81
Mississippi to reouperaie "a, \
about two weeks axe e,a ,r,g js|
taken m, and his bo'ro'h,,1i', n - 4
was constantly at his beass Y, J. ~
ouentiy the young man . n, 4, -
health. To-day was set ~ ~
and though Mr Bruck w q,
cave his bed. the eeFe'i,'ee ", NJ
formed at the request ,ri,f =
MISS Garner is most eh als, 4
lady and Is loved and ~ Z. ~
who know her. Mr., Bro ., MA (, y, .,
buslne ms well a. social s,s'.,-ii,lf /
Il the wish OF the entire u,lrilzs
their welded life VIII b. q .,,.s s.sg
snppiness and continuous pN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

WV IVTN ITIpune,
TWO boys who boarded cable car
the other afternoon were dressed alike
and hore~a strong resemblance to each
pther They soon began to whisper
something about cents. As the con.
uuetor approached them they showed
s ,iy horyausuess, although they wore
slnlles, Tie conductor called ont
fare" ana one OF the bov. hanS 9u,
him i've pennies. 'N'N
duotor 'i'e Soh-
This Is my twin brother" ren,loa
one pointing to the other. H"eu
Alht you got any more tnoneyq"
=, No. answered the boy ARMY ma
the conductor rang up" one fare
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
NInsoOW.

Moscow, Texas, septembsr T.
cesslve rains OF the past tive "
been OF great damage to eoli.,
section: estimated damage Z D
The corn has also been damif
little by rot. The peanut, ~
and sugar cane crops are doini
iau IA rdens are good.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Nloh ltson 4 selilHfi
wa termelons per day nov. sri
very fine. Polk county Is hiH
on such crops,
Mr.. J. S. Havir, the greAt ya7
Ia in town today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

wharton, Texas, September "a petit
ton was circulated this morning among
the citizens and extensively signed d.
rected to County Judge Bently. asking
that the criminal county court be Rd-
journed over from the present term to
the regular session In December next.
This was brought about bv the fact Aiat
crops OF the county, after lhe continued
wet spell, need the immediate attention
OF all available labor and that planters
and laborere are being detained In attend
Ance at the present term, At the opening
OF court this morning Judge Bentiy COM
,lnued over all criminal cases until the
december term and discharged the jury
for the week His action has met the
approval OF the public generally.
Cases disposed Of yesterday were: Lee
Bradford. theft OF a turkey; fined 81 and
one hour In jan. Jim Peterson and Tay-
lor Bnttisc, disturbing religious worship;
not guilty
Mr.. Robert A. Rich. the nominee OF
the White Mans association for sheriff
has been called to Mississippi on urgent
business
Justice Sanders concluded the Inquest
today in tho case OF Jesse Ross, who was
shot last Sunday by Preacher Frazier.
Ross dying Monday evening, The exam
lining trial was set for Thursdny next
week. The defendant will be represented
by Lawyers Chivers OF Edna and Linn &
Mitchell of Wharton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

CONGRESSMAN pasohal aserlbes his de-
feat for denomination to his vote for
lree wool and in card published in
the san Antonio Express says;
THE explosion OF the fallaeies OF
the theory OF protection as applicable
70 the low srade woods hy ruins p,iees
OF that commodity siure the W 49,
law was enacted has III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Palestine Texas, septemi err 4-Nsws
was Drought here this rpG aing by a
party OF fishermen that tho ,eeompose5
800, OF an unknown negro had beop
" From the meaere n,rt,S,22I n-
siHhed ] Is supposed tho coiored mar
WI WAS murdered and LETT IN the woods 10
intor,I.,nie 1o1y wss Inferred and Officers
~, no Slew or suspicion as 10 who the Et,iltY
epsrV u, II the death was really a ni,r-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

This paper Is kept on ole and ndvor-
Using rates may DO asoertaned at IN
Office Of the American Newspaper
publlHherR' AsnocIation. Temple Court.
New York. or from It's Eastern bust
ness office. ~ Tribune building. New
York.
Western business onloc. bOo "Tha
Rookory," Chicago, H.
4, o. Bcokwith. sole agent for foreign
advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

beautiful naturally and being embel.
iishod now by the art Of the landscape
gardener. with the beautiful and IN
struotlye exhibits OF the interior, It Will
be well worth the inspection OF tho
Thousands Of Texans and others who
are cordially invited TO come, see 1t and
enjoy the occasion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
oUnIous rAcrs AZ rANcIns.

CURIOUS FACTS AND FANCIEs.
A most curious nffalr mas iust hap
! pened In the department Of the BasRes-
/ Alpes, young woman OF twonty-four
years. Mile. Laurc BERNARD. who rs we'll
| known IN the district as having boon
head Of school for the euro Of stam-
merlng at Tresohatel. near Gap, few
months ago suddenly changed her sex,
! ana has since married one OF her
friends. II would seem that, despite
her certificate OF birth. her name and
her costume. the young lady was really
a man.
Mile" Laure Bernard was born In a
commune OF tho Arrondlssement Uf
Embrun, OF most respectable and
ftltly wealthy faulty. one brother was
a distinguish ID naval ourscun. another
took holy orders; u Sister was nun.
and another Is married to notary or
large practice al Gap. II appears that
at the tlno OF her birth the ulvutlun
OF tho childn sex was a diHioult ms u
settle, ami the weai,er one wds chosen,
MIC, Luure WIS placed IN a convent,
where Hhc remained TN tho age of
nineteen years, receiving an vxcvudlng.
~ complete sducAtlon.
On leaving the convent she founded
at Trcschut"l Il school for curiuy Btam
metinB' Sho also made tours ;u,tugh
inc polEhp'rng departments. teaching
hcr methods 81 cure with great FuCe, SO.
~ ttamntflnB 10 exceedingly common
IN mat part OF France, In yuUr or
Two ahe managed to accumulate a
amhh fortune OF aOOJ0f. Wih this
money ana without any aaslatu ce from
III par nhl5 MIiv. LduIe, AlW'lSs ~
aN'I W., WOW 10 HichouI' ana studied
ll.,ilv'l''' NulhlnB IN nor "u'Wtrl APP
ai,,...,'' "''l'S .u 'HHt eht WIS OF me
~, .,'''',o a'N, lhe tuvt NM lw'hap1
,, Go, '"' "H i,i,yi, ~, lyu'u.' an nv
" "ul On Sle Wnole s,v W3ry ny HElria (
r1nuEtacho there wnn not n trng"
II ia said nt Grrnuble Tint whom st-
tending the medical schoui .hr same
times wore male clothiug. II IA worry
certain that ahr took great plenarto In !
female society II was even on Lt ...uut |
OF this that she threw on the llI Adam I
-or the old Eve 10 speak n, ,a5 err .
rcctly-und entered tho sta, ,r mat /
rimony Mile" l.aurc went t. !'u- .
change the register OF her BIRTH, Mlle, |
or Nj. Bernard viii he lncludpI In the
list ut recruits for uuNt year
Tho New York tribune says mat .
~ ia satisfactory 10 Know how old [
NIAGARA 10 even u hF chronology be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

foaSum, Texas. September S-Arr
Nay who has received tho appointment
- postmaster at Yoakum, has nrea HE
919nd End forwarded II 10 WasnInrt,,
be io SaiSs under the new postmaster viii
Nen two-story building NJ south-
NV lures me services OF Mr.. 10. +. Nor
me- OF Halls,syille as assistant 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Susan u, Anthony has donated to the
Equal Suffrage association OF Kansas
large body Of Kansas land recently
bcqueathed to her. This means more
whaugdoodle music for poor old Kar-
ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

.. nryAh. Texas September S.-plstrict
sourt convened Monday and has ems
tsne.ed the grand Jury for the sep,en,-
bss s 'ssrms but no indictments have Va
b,,s weh,y-tonr hundred and thlrtv-oro
, ,r,p, bryan up TO date. Tho eonnrass ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

KYLE. Texas. September / .A,,.ssl
iy m.dnlsht when TIE - IA s,is'
debate closed. and Ai'ay 49, .iusr
a severe cold It was fres :. !, M. -
he came on Victorious !. = !
that mon who are ~. cane1 p
hutchinson carries w ,rI
all bets taken, rapati
The presence o. - ~ Z;
Quartermaster Hene.es,r' lays :. ,,.iil
chameleon OF the hils ~ AT, w
tenth cen fury, has us-s sn 80
Hutchinson. pemoN,s. SANS y
make s,rong hgnt ~
..v tlls nlaca 2or -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

captain James, Republican non,ro.
Tor congress in the sixth dla,r,c, "v.
planning the reason for tac Rcpnti,can
refusal 10 support Kcarby s,e,s,,.'
va, q Republican has nothing d sn,n
by trading a Democrat Cor ,a,net, 49,
worse Aud he might have added ,ha.
somethlng worse" always stsnSs ,'s
pariscn Ia made. "' COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
DultNET.

Burnet, Texas, September 81
cotton and hay crops around Il
make q splendid turnout e.
And. white some Of our mtts,,
already Adopted the cash syiii.
are talking Of doing 50 At /
day.
district court VIII conyene o.
l, next Thus FAR only -four b
have been filed three for On
one for damages for slanGsf
ter IS n suit by ]. T. wooifzs
Galveston News. for sles9 dir
SANDER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

Hearne. Texas. ssptsmssT y
vanmeter OF caldwell, Texas vi
here last night at the JuneiSs
tho robber securing a H'eaa'
slxshouter and $40 IN moasI
4 girl was also sto,en from =
train here last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07
QuINTANA

uo,n,a .ah.' Texas, September 5.-w n
plns an .. .. Angieton. who has beer s,ea.
on mn. on the beach FOR the past wosi- w.,
ssh 49,. y" exciting experience vita a dew,
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4 ~, TO shoot tho nan whjsh an COM
when ~ es. on. with a winchasssr 9niy
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-07

MERCHANTS returning srom Eastcrn
naike,s an ering the cheering news
mat tho outlook for rcxns Ia ,,o'.
favorable than anywhere else mia
means the ouipoeriue o, capital hors
Tor Investment at time when ~,
usual accumulation viii can FOR sn.
terpflso and development, IN a co.,,
spending degree, '0''S'