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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Washington Court House. Ohio. Oct
1s.-The feeling qggtnst Colonel Colt
and his troons was 50 intense that
had they remained In town further
riating ana bloodshed could not have
been avoided. Charges viii be PREFER
ed against him by responsible citizens
and n court martial asked. Indignation
against Sheriff Cook is as fierce aa
against Colt Leading Republicans are
circulating petitions asking Cooks re-
mnvai from the Republican ticket,
upon which he IS candidate Tor re-
election. IT IL believed there would
have been no trouble whatever had the
militia not been called out,
Al the time the fire broke ont the
streets were comparatively deserted,
and not more than 100 men were about
the courthouse The front OF the build
Ing fncing the street shows the effects
OF the fusllado IN broken glass and
shattered masonry Twenty-fOur poo
pic were wounded. among them two
women. one boy being killed outright
Two men have since died OF their in
juries. and three more are fatally hurt
Gov. Mckinley was applied 10 this
morning TO remove the troops sim re-
manning. and at 1850 ordered the First
regiment 10 return 10 Cincinnati. which
they did at ii;3O There is now no
guard at the jail or courthouse. The
latter Is filled with curious people,
but there is no danger Of further vlo-
lence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
FOR INCEST And PERJURY
II. J. SHORT, CHARGED WITH MAR
RrINe MS NIECE. IN JAIL.
A Sensational Episode ut Grcenviiie
Which Promises some interesting
Developments ut the Examining
Trial In II Day or TWO


Greenyille. Tex oct tsraet sun-
dav morn,n,, -. s..,,,- a,.,.,,,,,
l.. sNNS -f'e - ''--
~ ene Si'y from koyse with the inten-
ton OF getting married. On being mis-
informed as Ia rettiu, the license on
e,na, ~, ,,..'.,....
tneS waited uhtil MohuHs'
when the knot was tied. They imme-
diateiy left the city saving they were
Roinp 10 r,ra,,so, o,,,,,t,, M, i,stead
"ehe W forhey ana We're preparing
FOR house keeping when the step-father
of the girl found out what had been
done
M.
Ing young mans name Is IL. j. snort
and the young lady's Lucy Chism, and
they ara both NOW cnnnnod In the
ty'...
iN"u'i'i"h county JAN with TWO SERIOUS
charges overhanging the young man.
one for incest and another for perjury.
The vonny l,d,, ,ro,as 10 no n ,iecc
on,
VI S"oit . peihs an ohiy emu Vi n's
sister. For quite awhile he had been
paying attention to her against the
o,-r,, ~. -, f,.,,.,.
nt protests ol her s'ep-i"'ie''
u W. Thomas. who, upon learning that
they had run on to this city and We're
Illegally married had them both ar
rested and placed in jail while an In
yestigation could be made. Under tile
state laws their marriage is Illegal, AS
il permits of no person OF blood kin
uniting IN marriage, and young Short
perjured himself, II seems, In swear
ing before the license We're Issued here
that there were no legal objections to
their union. MIR. Thomas is here today
obtaining evidence in the case. and he
has secured AN exact copy OF the mnr-
riage license oath. and also an all
daVit from the minister who performed
the ceremony.
The vounlr man in the case Is % years
old and the Young lady who Is quite
prettv is is An examining trial Will
he haid nj Kaufman tomorrow.
The question as to what disposition
world be made of the electric light
plnnt whether TO be sold to a private
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
CANDIDATES SHOT Wildly.
They Filled the Air with nurfct.
While the streets We're Crowded
hut Did Not iiit oas AaetL~- ~
Anybody Else.

Corsicana, Tex. Oct. 1s.--what came
near being bloody shooting ARRAY
occurred on the corner OF west Collin
and Beaton streets. Rumors are rife
as to what brought on the shooting.
Pole Eden. q brother OF W. j. Eden.
chairman of the Democratic campalsn
committee, was the shootist aud l.. N.
Galloway, a lawyer of this city and
candidate on the Populst tIclsct Tor
county attorney, was the man being
shot at
For n number OF weeks lively can
yass has been under way In this coun-
" between Mrcalloway and the present.
Incumbent of the county attorneys Of
nee and candidate for recollection.
The canvass brought on elimination
after elimination. ana the friends OF
each candidate We're luggcd into the
canvass and II waxed warmer ana
warmer as It progressed.
Last Wednesday night Galloway ana
Mays had Joint debate at Re. Cal
lowny opened and In doing 20 paid hia
closest attention TO what is known as
the Tammnnv o,.,,.,,t,,.,,,.,
,.o..> .,,,...., N'e"',i@n''oii III Ma
$50 county ana dwelt at length on
their rottenness In politics and personi-
ned w, j. ana pole tsde,. 49,, ~,
Freedman ma lraaers ~ ~, nv. 1nu i.upe
tiger and as thc beyo c,e i''i ny
varro county. ~ I a,,S u OF ,Nh-
were there ana nhiec,oa y, NV nuehs
ton OF cnllovnv 80 ~ VI" vVuusa-
refroin az AK ',u "sheu MN 10
took nm the s,I,,, LOT .he time, but
Mir. NIavs a,S ~, ~ nus IeJoinder TO
him AMI nt,ea u Wv Euvns interrupted
IN ,ri,,, ""ussu h'h IN language unit
NH. ~. Mn'Nn galloway resented.
p"n,,ijstn w W we Hpes a making ana
a,s,im,l "nu peilopr stood sternly
c s,svi,, ore another and probably a
coaI ~, ~ neht was prevented only by
1,h,n nV aus.
a., Jus uVuplc was generally talked ON
~ Hievta thls morning and 1t was
lv"reu that difficulty would come
Vi y
ABOUT llifS This morning l.. NJ, Cal.
ioway waa standing on the corner a..
lgnnied above. talking 10 n friend
when Pole Edens pissed and bumne1
against man standing neor e,''vn ,psu
Pole ildere r. stockmnn and ms nj.
1 apo ut Twelve feet ana turned around.
Galloway was fRclnr mo v,,yp ,,h.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Washington. oct. is.-The sugar
trust officials. Messrs. Havemeyer and
searles, were arraigned in the criminal
court OF the District of Columbia be-
fore Judge Cole today and pleaded
not guilty to the indictments against
them for refusing to answer questions
OF the senate sugar trust investigating
committee. The proceedings were
brief and rather informal since the
arraignments took place after the
usual hour for holding court. Nathal-
ian wilson represented the trust Of
ficials and District Attorney Bierney
and II. l.. LETTERS, his assistant, rep
resented the government. Mr.. Wilson
announced that his clients would waive
the reading Of the Indictment and
plead not guilty, reserving the right
TO withdraw the plea In fifteen days
and demur 10 the indictment. Tine dis
trict attorney assented 10 this. Bail
was fixed at $1,000 in each ease. A. X
Tingle. formerly u special agent OF
the treasury went on the bonds and
the defendants were free again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

At the residence OF Il. Hines. 2cs
Grove street. number OF friends as
sembled last evening to witness the
marriage OF their daughter. Jeliie ".
10 Henry |. Terrell. The bride wore a
handsome costume OF cream silk en-
traine. with lace and orange blossoms,
and looked very lovely The groom
was attired In the regulation black
and looked. ms bio felt, the proudeat
and hnDpicst man in Texns. After
the performances OF the ceremony by
Rev. n. r. Human. ID. D., OF Kansas
City, Mo-, tho guests sat down to
bountlful rcpnst consisting OF the deli
cacies OF tho season. Among those
prescn: were Mesdanes Well1. Chill
dress and Edwards; Misses Terry.
Woodland, Fuller Loving, Sins and
Thompson. and McsrrB. Moore. Dobs-
ter, Smith. Patterson. Mccarthy ard
DR.. I4lndaay. Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell car
ry with them the best wishes OF thnir
many friends on their matrimonial
voyage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Providence. h. l.. Oct H.-First race
Six furlongs: Hibernla Queen won.
sappho second, Blue Mass third. Time,
lI6 1-2.
Second race-One mile: Annie Bishop
won. George Dixon second, Plenty
third Time, AZ ga.
Third race--Seven furlongs; The
Queen won, Billy Boy second, BY Jove
third. Time, 1929 "a.
Fourth race-Elve furlongs and a
half: Hermnntita won, Lady Richmond
second. Relice third. Time. 1902.
Fifth race-one mile and a six
teenth Dalbrigan won, Darkness Sec
ond, Now or Never third. Time, l:5l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION
IN AT PHILADELPHIA ny
SEVEN CITIES.
rue WIN Not De Antnsonized.
4 % j. Met n Game One in Gem
n., the Latter Was Hurs and
,,.rt ). Got the Race.

4 aelphla oct. 1S.-Base ball men
tanting six cities quietly gathered
IL in a room in the Collonade
this city, at noon today. and
elk hours elaboration and dis
4, Frank r. Richter. editor of a
IL paper, who acted as spokes-
for the party, announced the
[,,on OF the American Association
H. Ball clubs, with a circuit made
5hus far Philadelphia, New
brooklyn and Washington in
Rst and Chicago. Pittsburg and
|ulee in the west. The seventh
Il 10 be located in st. Louis. De-
Columbus or Buffalo, with
. favoring the latter place.
tas decided that there should be
In with the league If the associa-
kould avoid it. In pursuance OF
bolicy, 1t was decided to respect
5ntracts and to play a non-con-
schedule.
4 80 o'clock the delegates got to-
again and discussed the situa-
i,nul nearly midnight, when an
knmert was taken until tomor-
norning. A president and secre-
IRE TO be elected and other de-
II the organization perfected,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

'innatl' Oct. 1s,-First race-seil-
pure 800, for three-year-olds
'pwards, thirteen-sixteenths of "A
fittsburg won. Hodgson second.
tFsie third Time, Ice IA.
M ~, raee-Purse $500. for two-year
n n' hye furlongs: Gurgle won.
a. second, Mystic third. Time,
"a raee-Free handicap. for three
|'us one mile and an eighth:
won, Egbart second, Orinda
Time, 1856 1-2.
"a raee-Selllne. $500. for two
|hs six furlongs: robin won,
1, second. stanfa third. Time.
fece-selling, purse saOo. for
Inu Miles all ages, one mile
'Steenth; Judah won, Floriana
selena d. third. Time, las i-2.
80 iace-selling, purse $500. for
rar-olds and upwards, thir-
r.e.h Of a mile: Prince I'm
HIN Clara Bauer second, Miss
"''u' Time, 1921 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

in aga, 2ls. Belle p. won FIRST in
2l7 -; Frenchy. Gus NJ. and cedar
Snag also started
Second race--2:22 trot. Ike Wilkes
won third, fourth and firth heats in
2'l7 IA, 2;1s and 2:lT IA; Ida b. took
2:is IA.
Ihlrd raee-2;l4 pace. unfinished
hooert Z; won first and second heats in
zle - 2li la Amorita won -four In
heat IN 2il7 Ia; Gus Worm took NTH
In 2:15.
rourth race-2l9 trot. unfinished.
NJ ha,nerine Leyhurn won first heat in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
ouANAm IS rnosrnnors.
Notes of Interest From IA Iiyeiyl
Town.


Quanah, Tex, Oct. lS.-Another fine
rain fell here last night. Everybody is
jubilant and happy over the increase
In the rainfall at this season Of the
year throughout this entire section.
The grain Is better than 1t has been
for years and stock is in fine condi-
ton.
Many of the farmers have wheat up
and growing nicely. which assures
them the best pasturage for winter.
The cotton crop Is far better than
was anticipated AMI Is being marketed
very rapidly, Notwithstanding the low
prices. A large acreage win be planted
here next year.
There are more hogs In the country
than ever before. In fact, nearly
every man VIII have his meat next
year and many who have fed their
wheat to hogs instead of selling at
the low price offered, will have an
abundance ot pork 10 sell.
The merchants are doing rushing
business. One of them told a reporter
that his business exceeded last years
a least 90 per cent. 1t is believed
that these merchants who moved away
In search OF better fields for operation
VIII regret leaving Quanah, which has
an established trade for distance OF
sevensy-fve miles north, northwest
and southwest.
The assembly of Royal Society of
Good Fellows, which was organized
here last July, and which gives insur-
ance to its members IN sums from
$500 to $4,000 EACH is increasing in
membership very rapidly. There are
from five TO eight limitations every
meeting.
The race for county assessor is get
ting to be quite interesting, as there
are five candidates in the field.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
rmlMAN,s n1srnNsAnY LAM
May Interfere with Uncle sam's Rev
enue.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-The secretary
of the treasury has referred 10 the at
torney general for mis- opinion ON u
question raised by the enactment Of
the Tlllman dispensary law in the
state OF South Carolina, VIZ; Can the
state officers enter bonded warehouses
and connscate spirits on the payment
OF the internal revenue tax to the gen
eral government" In n letter to Sec
rotary Carlisle asking that the opinion
OF the attorney general be asked In
ternal Revenue Commissioner Miller
says: "The natural effect Of acqui-
essence in the course proposed by Gov
ernor Tillman would be the probable
complete destruction of the bonded
warehouse system within the state, the
consequent cessation Of the business Of
manufacturing distilled spirits under
the internal revenue laws, and the loss
10 the United States of further Income
from that source. The dlspensary law
has been construed by tile state su-
preme court as now absolutely pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF
distilled spirits within the state, but
1t appears also that under the law the
dlstiler in the state cannot sell his
product TO private persons within the
state. nor, II ! rightly apprehend the
provisions OF the third section, to pri-
vate persons TO be shipped out of the
state. but only TO the state commits
sioner or to persons outside OF the
state and under regulations which
would seriously Inconvenience the ship
pers. Under such restrictions there
Would hardly be any further lawful
production OF distilled spirits within
the state The question X broadly pre-
scented whether state can 80 legis-
late as incidentally to deprive the
United States Of one Of Its declared
eaup.ac ~ ,.oyanttas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Lexington. KY. oct. 1s.-Prof j. p.
Jones, of Hamilton Female college and
pastor OF the Christian church in this
city, has been deposed from his pas
torate by the irate members. who OBJ
ject to his mixing up politics with re-
iiglon. Prof. Jones took a prominent
part In the observation-disclosures cam
paign against Colonel Breckenridge. a
majority OF the officers IN the church
were sympathizers with the colonel
and his son. and they were given the
power to fire Rev. Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
rnn AMnnlcAN cAnplNAL.
Information of Interest Concerning
Mgr. sntoIlI mud FnIhcr pnppi.

A.. M .t...- na....E
Rome Oct. ls.-lntornauon from
sources within the Vatican make It
possible To rive details concerninp Tho
.,,.., -, -,
e'iN'ii"'"'e 70 We on Msr'
Satolli and the retirement OF Mgr.
Satollis secretary, FIR. Pappi, from
tho Vatican atari IN order 10 ioln tho
'rSuiV oruer' lhere h''NV peen uehin'S
of the report OF FIR. Pappls move but
the facts are now learned beyond any
ouas,in, Aho,t ,onr non,hs 400 tsr
.s' -. "s' -.
F"Ppi Applied mere ior ms eNear me
request was very broad, and contem-
plated "A retirement from his oflicial
,,,,,,,,.,s., ,,t,,, H.. ,,,,t,o,,,. ,a..,,,,,
~" - ~
service ana M prospective honoiS II
had in store Bf him II was made
known that no Desired In retlre from
H., -, .,s-.- ~ Nc ~.
.''V win ""oc ueN'N no nv IA "'e
Jesuit order TO study aud teaching.
10 this end he applied to the provincial
In tho Jesutt ordar nj N.,v Yorls rn,.
"uh'issloh on tue eNeat mere Wheh ne
will be transferred The plans We're
modified. however by the premature
A'PoAAa VI IT. lupPl > lNNIhbNus ~
was felt also by those having jesuit
interests at heart that the accession
of Mgr. Satolli's secretary TO the
Jesuits might arouse criticism on the
ground that the one best informed
Of the transactions OF the ablegate
had Joined the order purposeiy TO be
opposed to Mgr. Satolll, While this
criticism would be groundless II Is
deemed advisable TO avoid the possible
charge OF a Jesuit trick, For this
reason II Is believed the New York
provincial head viii advise FIR. Pappi
To walt a year or two before joining
the order when FIR. Pappi's confidential
relations with Mgr. Salolli Will have
terminated.
Concerning the cardlnalate TO he com
ferred on Archbishop satolli there
seems TO be no ground for the reports
that notices Of the appointment have
been forwarded to the ablegate. The
consitory OF cardinals which advises
with the pope on the creating OF car
dinals does not meet until next Mon
day. so that the final decision on his
appointment Will not be made until
then. In the meantime there are
seven names under consideration from
which II Is considered certain that
five cardinals Will be named. Mon
sigpor Satolh Is among the Eve. There
are no further American aames among
those under consideration. II II eN-
pected that the confering OF the rod
nat on Monslgnor Satolll win be cele-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

HaN thorne, Oct. 1s.-Flrst race, FIVE
furionss-Pelaaee won. Flash second,
Say When third, Time, 1908.
Second race, five furlongs-G. r.
Norris won, Jovial second, Black Jack
third. Time. 1908 1-2.
Third race, six acknowledgements
Palmer won, Marinella second. Bryan
third Time, l:16 l-2.
Fourth race, mile-Glen won, Young
Arlon second, Janus third. Time, las.
Fifth race, six furlongs--Percy won,
Lottie Mills second. b. f. Fly, Jr.,
third. Time. as 1-2.
sixth race. mile-Claudius won, The
Spaniard second, Rey Del Mar third
Time, 1.46.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Lancaster. Tex. Oct ia fire broke
out at II O'Clock in the billiard hall
OF d. NJ. Waters. consuming the en-
tire building front. which was occu-
pied by Mr.. Parks saddlory. burning
Win Boman's barber chop. Mira. Anna
MoffAts frame building, in which there
was II tin shop. millinery store and
grocery. Most OF the contents OF all
We're saved The fire Is supposed TO
be the work OF an incendiary. by the
heroic efforts OF the citizens neigh
boring buildings were saved. No in
fura nae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
rLomnNen sANlnAn,r,I.
WAS Named for the Widow OF the
Late Dr. q. NJ. Peak.

Lutte DIR. q. NJ. Peais.
In an Item OF news about Florence
sanitarlum yesterday morning 1t was
erronoously stated that tho Institution
waa named after a daughter OF the late
DR.. c. NJ. Peak 1t was not daughter
but the widow OF Dr. Peak. whose name
WAS bestowed upon this Institution.
which has been such blessing In this
city, and VIII worthily porpetunte the
memory Of one Of the noblest men
who ever lived In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

washington, Oct. ls-There Is no
warrant FOR the statement that any
special measures have been taken by
the department OF justice IN the casc
OF Mr.. Morton'B coachman, or have
been applied for. The commissioner OF
immigration, being sued IN the habeas
corpus case. the attorney general was
asked TO provide him with counsel
and ne replied IN the usual course 0f
business by directing Ihs nrnnAr dig
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Chicago, oct 1s-Fathcr Coy OF ST.
Peters Catholic church, Clark and Polk
streets, ended early mass by abruptly
leaving the altar, and. though rObed
In his sacred vestments. cnllared a
bold thlef In the main aisle. The thief,
George Adams, an cN-conviot, pre-
tending to be a worshipper, had sud
denly grabbed the pocketboolS OF Mrs
Rels, aged 65, and was making HIS
escape, though held by the old lady,
when the priest, hearing Mrs. Rels
scream, rushed from the altar and af-
ter struggle ovcrpowercd Adams and
turned MIN over 20 a pollcemnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

nation. lawyer Thomes OF Baltimore
represented the Adams exprcss COM
pany ana requested postponement OF
the hearing until Saturday The pris-
oner's counsel. McBeth, offering no OBJ
lection the request was granted and
the herring set for Saturday at 4
o'clock. The prisoner continues TO alb
stain from talking further than to
maintain his innocence There Is
growing conviction that the prisoner.
although probably a crook. had no con-
nection with the Acquia hold-up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

IyIle, Tenn, oct. 1s.-Six thous-
people gathered at Cumberland
To-day chiefly attracted by the
Icts for a match race between
II ]. and John Il, Gentry. The
nd track were perfect and when
II ]. Geers) and John II. Gentry
b appeared they We're greeted
shout. Soon they We're started,
II ]. on the inside. Around they
and came in so closely together
lhe Judges decided 1t was n dead
Time. 1904.
b. the second heat was called it
pund that Gentry had cut himself
L was allowed to be withdrawn.
II ]. was given the race and was
jent mile in the gathering dusk.
1903 IL.
[,oorfae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Washington. Oct. 1s.--rhe following
were appointed fourth-class postmas-
tiers today: Anahuac, r. Il. swinney,
vice. p ]. sheerer. resigned; Anthem.
August Kauzier vice Martha A. shlr-
ley. resigned; Culver. l.. n. Coulter.
vice w. D. culver, resigned; Dumus,
w w Banks, vice $. IL. Huir. resign
ed; Kit. ]. IL. Story, vice Mary IL.
story, dead: Searcy, c. NJ. Rascovice,
vice John Windso-.p resigned.
jefferson. Tex. Oct. 1S.-Mr. Ed Faut
OF Cass county sold cotton here today
and lost siOO--flve so bills Has no
idea where he lost 1t. About 800 bales
of cotton sold on the streets today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

II. II. Orr has gone to Tyler to
bring TO this city Frank sohultzc, a
well known member Of Red cross
Lodge, knights Of Pythlas. who was
hurt 50 badly In a railroad accident
at quincy ILL.,. some time ago that
he sustained permanent injuries from
which Il IL doubtful II he can recover.
lie has become charge on his
friends and Will be brought here to
be cared for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Louis, Oct. ls.-Flrst race
S'A'eenths OF mile. Ruth won,
l.l5. DIV" 'niru'
Fan , nee one-half Of a mile. for
M olua; Or, Agnew won, Queen
4, sseond, Aunt Susie third.
|Il,.iNS rEleven-sixteenths of n
n ~ fnll won, Tom ODonohue
I'm on $. third. Time. 1913.
Il. Thlrteen-sixteenths OF
i ~ way Won, Turkey second.
I'M 80, - third. Tins. i;9I.
|i.iv,n six furlones: Danton
tbs 'on second. My Partner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Bonham, Tex. Oct. ls.--Thc dummy
ran over and killed Mrs. Annie C..
day at 2:2O y. m. Mrs Perry's neck
was f'rken and her neck and face
horrible monglcd She was 81 years
old and was deaf and dumb. Purely
accidental
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

AmIte city. La oct i9.-yrodny DR..
e. W. Maggln was arrested. charged
with murder IN the first degree. II
ia said that he hired the two assas-
sins who went to the house OF VIII
lam Muhler, near Independence, n few
weeks ago and nred through the vim
dow at MuhleE killing Mrs. Muhinr
and woundlng her sister and MI.
Muller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
rnnn on ny srnll,rns.
New Troubles IN The conf Mine. :
Kentucky.

hehtuNaNs
Ashland, Ky, oct. lS,-Rcports como
In tonight slowly OF bloody attack
upon defenseiess miners at the mines
of the Straight Creek Coal company.
In Carter county, by strikers, this
moraing. They Ware ambushed while
On route to their work. and seven are
reported to have been hit by balls from
Winchester rlfios.
Jack Mitcum II fatally hurt and
John Norris dangerously wounded
others are not seriously injured. The
aheums pospe caught George Tyree.
Bob ana John Taylor, Jim Cobuin and
several more strikers IN the woods, but
they were unarmcd and perfectly limo
cent They are being hold for further
lnVestlgailon An attomDs by the cont
pany to work non-unl0n labor In oppo-
titlon TO the demands OF the unlted
Mine Workers is the cnuHc of the trou.
ple Additional excitement Is feared,
as excitement 10 running high, and
hcGvy guards are being placed