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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11

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young mau, there ssach a thing as having
more mouey then you need. msn can't
err y more than ue lhiaF da time. That
IL yaay tEae, replied Cboliy, A fellow
cavu smoke E clgasctl, aud chez a
touiaplck both a, the same ume, can BIZ
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the collier. deiag Der b.si to Offer EymTn
ily. 1t uus hea rts' Bereavement 10
hAys 80 Ioso Llm Gait cant You take
bic 70 ntllt to the tsIiiermisls; thlsi,
NttI Mr., Ga''t4aruI Win fresh bursl
oftesfs. 80 have slf. sdy paid the nIs
90 l,n.
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la4scfaasly blseded by members Of tie
uu'atiesl ptnaasaa. 40 iaslaaec Of Il C
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Kansas city, Mo-. NOV. t--Tt would
seem that no matter which way Judge
Forrest may decide IN the Santa Fa
case at Topeka. the old board OF AZ
rectors win be re-elec'ed The decision
VIII be delivered In Topeka at $50
O'Clock tomorrow morning and the ado
idurned meeting VI set for 1870 o'clock
y NJ. Supporters Of the present board
OF directors say that no matter what
thp decision may be. the victory ls
theirs.
liBd Il not been that 10 might seem
disrsHpcctful 10 the court. thoy would
have gone on and elected thelr ticket
lass Thursday Under inc courts ruling
on the question Of Jurisdiction the Inc
junction held only Ia regard 90 vote
OF Kansas stock hoidcr9. n amounts all
told 90 $40 shares, Had the cumula-
tive plan been allowed these, The COM
mtteT could nor have elected man.
The 'prHostye8" wlll not DO able 10
elect a director
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Collier. county attorney; Pa: Doolirs.
railroad; Fred Rips, mer;liont. ice
Cunningham. merchant; II. 5. wilson;
!. S. Reed: ". 8. Rogers. phnrmaclst;
]. W Johnston: 7. w Kennerly, clerk.
~ J. williams. barber; y. T. j. Rog-
crs. merchant; Il 7. Flynt county
surveyor Hardeman county. Tex. q.
w. Robinson. merchants w. w Grlf-
9TH. postmaster: j. Z. Woolbflght
druggist: G. W. Radford, NJ. D.; II. b.
Warde. matchmaker; c. Il. Bergstrom:
Geo Rowden. boot and shoemaker;
Robt. II. Henry, pharmaceutisti n ]
Evans. merchant; 7. c. Thatcher Matt
Harwell; Chas. Kendrick, merchant:
Geo. r. Adamson, merchant; Nat Dens-
Ter; j. NJ Standiee, lawyer; T. D. Clls-
bee, livery man. l.. ID. Smith, black
smith: a. C. Walker, attorney; Il. NJ.
stone, merchant; WIN. Brlce. banker:
J. II. White, cattle; Dr. G. w. Hodge;
Nat Densler, cotton buyer; r. =. De
Graffenreld. attorney; J. b. Robertson,
insurance; J. r. Henry. city marshal;
A. L. Doolen: $. s. Tolson. hotel; N.
y. Mans. Quanah bottling works; A.
Moseley. coal dealer: j. II. Patton; j.
c. Bell 6 Son. druggists; S. 7. Howard.
Jersey cattle breeder; Harry Koch,
printer. w. L. Alverson; ]. II. Wilson,
dentist; Rev. ]. a. Poodert; d. Bow
den, lumber; d. e. Decker. lawyer;
W. II. Davis, barber; L. Simpson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Fairmout. w Va. Nov. s.-Ths
army OF Democratic voters which r,,b-
ertd here today TO see and hear Hon.
W. l.. Wilson make an aggregation in
size which has not been duplicated in
this portion OF the district For TWEEN
IS minutes MIR. Wilson faced the lev
Wind In his harcd head and aoueht to
make even ~ respectable fraction Lf
the 5ursing thousands who crowded
about him hear his discussion " the
p1huenl issues, but he was soon com
WINGED OF the futllity OF his effort ana
desisted. He left the stand and pro.
ceeded to the opcrR house, which was
crowded to sunocation In fow min
utog, without any noticeable dlmlnution
or the crowds upon the street At this
place Mr.. Wilson spoke for an hour
aud a halo making the best address
OF the campaign
Mr. Wilson will close his campaign
Moniay at Grafton. Taylor county
and viii then proceed to his home al
Charlestpn to cast his vote on Tues
day Mr. Wilson expresses himaclf as
being worry VOL satisfied with the situ-
alton throughout the district and np-
suit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

It 10 laudable to cndeavor 70 minimize
Ell influences in politics. but scratch
ing WIN never DO It. The man who
will reflect FOR moment cannot fall
TO perceive that whatever may be
Ms object In result 10 scratch a Ticket
as rule can have no other effect
than TO tale him without the pale Of
his party. sor only by ar net Of grace
ean he be retained. when he scraithes
one name on the ticket he violates his
implied oath OF political allegiance 40
completely 40 n he should vote an OPP
position ticket IN fuil
We have stated one good cause for
scratching. No one. Democrat or 9TH
erwise. can aver that the Tarrant
county Democratic ticke, contains the
name OF one candidate who ID morally
unit or mcntaliy incompetent for the
place for which be haa been proposed.
Vote the ticket straight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Washington. Nov. 4.-The embargo
which GermHny has just placed
against American cattle may have a
sequel which the German authorities
have not anticipated. VII; An inyesu-
cation as to the glander5 and the dis
eases known as horse syphilua, with
which German horses brought to this
country are affected. Secretary Nor
ton called attention IN his last report
10 the lack " inspection Of horfe5
coming from abroad, and suggested
TINT Il would be wei 10 provide for
quarantinlng horses. ~ that tine
there was such comfy between this
country and those Of Europe that the
horse inspection was not enforced.
Sow, however, Germany closing hur
ports against American cattle. the Soc
rotary'B suggestion Of protection
against diseased horses becomes perth
ncnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Madrid Nov. s--The following minis
Try to replace the one that resigned a
few days ago because OF commercial
ana colonial questions has been accept
ed by the queen regent;
Prime minister without portfslto
sonor SaTas,a; foreign affairs. senior
9rais Gard: colonies, Senior Abarura,
Justice. Senior Alanrai war. Cen. 70
peg Dominlluez; marine, Vice Adfnfrnl
Fssqplni Interior Senior Capdeoon.
hA-nce, Senior Amos Salvador, com,
Yer.
Gen. Lopez Dominique. Vice Admi-.
Al tasluln and SsnoTs Candepon Sai.
yador Ppigcerver and Maura have an
heen members OF previous cabinefs
senor Grois Gard was formerly spanish
envoy 10 The vatican.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

From, the conErrrssnrn 90 open the
Fort siii Country.

IaNt ENAi kouAtEEs
ouanah. Tex, Nov. s.-The following
shows that our people are aeoply Inter
ested IN opening the Fort slli esun-
try.
We the undersigned business men o.
ouansh. rex. favor the pledsing OF
our candidates now standing for cleo
ton to congress to the prompt opening
to settlement OF the wichita, Co.
manche. Klowa and Apache reserya-
tlons In the Indian territory. better
known as the Fort Sill country, treat
ies having been made with the In
dians Tor this country By Governor Ier-
ONE and others about two years ago,
which said treaties should have been
ratified by the last session OF congress.
We also favor the immediate adjust
ment o. the matters OF the Cherokee,
Creek. Seminole. Choetaw and Chicka-
saw tribes the Eve civilized tribes, so
that they win take their lands by al
lotment; and further, that congress
VIII take steps 10 ct once make one
state of the two territories As It Is,
this country stands IN the way 0f emil
grafton to the state OF Texas, and fur
termore Is blot upon our civilization:
NJ. NJ. Hawkins. county Judge; sam
Jones, builder; j. w Golston, capital
ist; w. r. DuPuy. merchant; a. Burke,
merchant; G. w Hodge VI. D.; W. J,
Mcdonald, captain Rangers; ], L. FL
bert, Insurance ana real estate; c II.
Hnrwell & Co.. grocers: H. Cohn, dry
goods merchant; W. r. Dunn. mer-
chant tailor; T. b. Carter hotel: Alb
raham Cohn merchant: w. J. Jones,
real estate; J. d. Carroll. merchant.
T.. D. Chambers, merchant: r A. Al
version, lee dealer; T. T.. Cameron,
merchant: l.. +. McCianahan. stock
trader; j. 4. Mccullough. ". D.. L.
Jeff Killbrew, justice OF the peace; j.
j. Specht, clerk; A. j. Wright. mcr-
chant; y. D. Grace; Walter Griffith;
Jas. Perry; Jas. j. Kendriek. Jpacr-
taker; Bob Dawson, constable: f Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Hut II Was Only : i. ~
Like In. =, vi

Washington. ys, '''e'
feature o. Vice prs,,,A ~
recent visit to s, J 'ss.ssyl ]
lie stayed at lie X XIII Ia
ny a coincldence sailai.
looked enough IKE ss Il. q y
brother; The rdouhiI...g.1 =
or individual. sSa III
upon the wine wbsss l,sl,l;
e9lors. Il was snnSss.' y
wee we. president was u I |. VA 4
ing a nap when hIs' a y y
into the rotunda n SON.
q Co. reporter, Who lad i" ~, WA
the the gentleman, and s s,,l IA
tlsy. approached lin ~,
what he thought ~ ~
By another Coincide Al
a Democrat and he I,
denounce Mckinley n n ~ ',s
ing terms. punctuatlns !,
ment from time to dine X.
more emphatic than c5o,.
gathered around, IA ~ 4
passed from mouth IA
vice president was
fun. While the Incbrts,o1,,'
was In the midst ., ~
ansue to a crowd Of ra,.I
dTed, the real Mr.. s,ss
finished his nan. ssr,''.
corridor. The crowd rr.s,
had been sold, but the ".
good to keep. After w.
that he would be acovi
charge Of inebrlety IN M
counts, Mr. Stevenson snE
as much as anybody.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

oniclal order No, %, Tor change OF
time on the Fort worth and RIO
Grande rallroaA goes into eneet TO-
morrow a, ESQ q. IA
The passenger train viii leave here
at iil0 a. m, instead OF i0l0. as here
teiorc, and arrive ut nrownwbnd AZ
j;a5 instead OF 1855, Returning. Il viii
leave nrownwood az S.S5 a. m. ana al.
f4ve a. Fost Worth at p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

The storm waves win reach this
meridian and The other chnngeS noted
viii occur OF and within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within twcnty-four hours
before or after sunset OF the dates
given below;
November Collaborating.
November 6--Wnrmer
November 7--Storm wave on this
meridian.
November R--Wind changing.
November e-Co0ler ana olearing.S
November iO-l'nlr and cool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Perry. o. T., Nov. 4.--Ncws comes
here today By courier from saltwater.
that s. J. Dunlap. postmaster at RED
Ford. o. n. dirty miles cnst Of here.
was shot 10 pieces hy the Cook gang
Yesterday. Dunlap owned the store
and the gang ordered him TO unlock
the post0iice safe, which no refused 10
do, and they shot him fun of holos.
They robbed tile atore and postoiilce
Oulcors arc Ia pursuit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

owonsboro. Ky, Nov 4--Nmcty-
three eolorcd converts secured nc a
Baptist revival were baptized In the
Icy water Of Che ohla here today. FIFTY
ug thoHn wore women aud furty-thrus
were mcn, Ten thou0and people were
gathered on The banks, and two mini
listers engaged r tho work wore Kept
busy fer Two hours This ia probably
tho largest number ever bapllsed In
X 2utuuNv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Persons who are unnhIc to buy
The cnscttr on trHius, or whose de-
livery OF the paper NJ their homes
- unsatisfactory, win confer q
favor ny wridng che fneis TO the
infringement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Brewer. Tex. Nov. "a terrible
rain and hail storm accompanied by
wind visited this section yesterday
evening. The han was from the size
OF marble to a goose egg. II almost
destroyed the entire cotton crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

1t would be credit to the Eighth
distriet to give Congressman Ben the
largest majority o. any congressional
candidate IN Texas whose district is
roniastod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Mr.. Cleveland enjoys the distinction
OF being the only Democrat In the
United States who has Kept strictly
mtim ON the subject OF the New York
election,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
NOT OWNED BY The TRUSTS.

Get yonr ofraira IN shape today 90
take an hour OF tomorrow to work
for the success OF hood government
and the Democratic ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Entered at the postonlcc at Fort
Worth. Texas, as second-class mail
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

AAAAht@hs
For Governor
HON. CHARLES A. CULDERsoN.
For Congress
HON C. X. BELL.
OF Tarrant County.
For Associate Justice OF the Court Of
civli Appeals for the Second Dis
HON. 1. W. STEPHENS.
OF Parker County. 10
For State Senator
HON. W. J. BAILEY.
Of Tarrant County.
For Floater-
HON n w. MORRIS.
O, Hood County. ~
For representative
II. r. d. ANDREWS. r. L. L. ROY.
COUNTY DEMooRArIo TICKET.
For County Judge
GEO. ". ARMSTRONG.
For County Attorney -
BEN NJ. TERRELL.
f. EULEss.
For District Clerk
r, n. MeNATT.
For County Clerk
JOHN p. KING.
For Tax Collector
j. r. iiOVENSAMP.
For County AsseHsor-
W ~ RODGERS.
For County Treasurer
TB. COLLINS.
For County Surveyor
J. j. GOODFELLow.
For County Superintendent
ID. McHAE.
For Commlaaioner Precinct No. T.
JOHN BARDON
For Justice OF tho Peace Precinct No. /
two 20 be electcdl--
JOE NJ. ADAMS JR.. y. 7. WRIGHT
For Constable Precinct No l.
W. L. RUSHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
with Three Exceptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

LARGEST TEXAS CALCULATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

LARGEST CRY CIRCULATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-14
MAY HAVE COME FOR GREEN GOODS
w. j. Floyd from North Carolina Arouse-
the Suspicious of the Police.

William j. Floyd came TO town on
Thursday. says the New York Times. lie
halls from Ashe county. North Caro-
lima. lie says he came here TO buy sec
ond-hard coats, but the police suspect
he has designs on goods known as
green Therefore, the rural visitor
was locked up.
Floyd arrived I'm Jersey CITY yesterday
morning. When he got of the train a
man with slouch hat spoke 10 him.
Floyd contided % him that he WAS in
search OF a. irst-class hotel. and the
stranger said he would tax" him to one.
The two started across the ferry. Ar
rived in New York. Floyd was told to
walk on one side Of the street ana mat
his companion would take the other.
Marching in that fashion. the two went
10 40. IS Watts street. Floyd went in
"a get breakfast, and the stranger adj
ylspd Tim to send telegram To- the dealer
I'm coats notifying him OF his arrival
" lille awaiting an answer, Floyd began
IA suspect his new acquaintance. and
wound UP 10y conhlins his suspicious 10
q policeman who took both men 10 the
Leonard-Streot station. There FLOYD 5
acnuaintance gave his name as William
O'Donnell. and said ne was a hackman.
When arraigned before Justice Taintor
In ,hc 1ombs Police Court. the alleged
hackin.i was fined 50 for. soliciting hO,e
PATRONAGE without license. y siN
| chambered revolver was found on FlOy J.
and he was held in default Of 500 OF tho
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-14
10 pine street between Main and Cary,

side Pine street between Main ana cary
800
w. A. Moncure. special commissioner,
10 II. l.. Wilson. 30 feet on Webster street
northeast corner Roane $40
Washington owens attorney ana o'ners
TO George W. Winston. Is feet on west
side 81. James street between Jackson
and Duval. $50.
II. T.. Lee Camp. No. !. Confederate
Veterans, 20 !. Kaufman. p feet on north
side Grove avenue between boulevard
and Mulberry streets. N.lsSh'.
Same 10 l. II. Kaufman, 2S feet on came
between same 81 $3.50.
rrcd Il. woodward and wife 20 Alice
NJ. Reddy. 30 feet on north side Grove
avenue between Walnut and Park streets,
$3.50.
IIenrico: ]. II. Brown and wife 70
George r. Hanes. q feet on south side
Blair street near Washington. S2i2.
George S. Nashon to- William \. Ear
rett. &c acres known NJ trawberry
Plains" or miles below Richmond
and personally. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-14
ABOUT THE HOPKINS CASE.
Judge Wickham To Decide Next Week
Iiacd for Assault.

Judge Wickham stated to Dispatch
man yesterday that he would not render
a decision on the motion for new trial
in the Hopkins murder case until next
week. lie declined to forecast his de-
cision. but Mr.. Conway Sands stated to
the newspaper man that there could he
hut one result OF. the motion that the
Judge would refuse to grant tn motion.
"Werc he to grant it, continued tho
commemorative Attorney. ION the
grounds on which II is made. he would
have 20 70 directly in opposition tn his
instructions 10 the jury. and / haven't
an idea that he will DO that
The court was engaged yesterday in
trying the case Of James Hcverly.
charged with a feloniOus assault on
George Morton. motorman of the City
Passenger Railway Company, on Febru-
airy 22d. lie was fined SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-14
THE ROAD TO BE SOLD
THE DECREE ENTERED IN THE RICH
MONO AND DANvllLE CASE.
Washington and West Point Property TO
lie offered Separately Commits
sioncrs Appointed.

Judge Goff. sitting in the United States
Circuit Court. yesterday entered decree
for the foreclosure and sale Of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad.
The style OF the case In which these
proceedings were taken is 1.-THE Centrai
Trust Company OF New York against the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad COM
pany."
The salient features OF the decree en-
tered which is n MODIFICATION of the one
presented TO the court, are as follows:
The report Of the master commissioners
remains subject TO exceptions Tor 'hF'S
days, and all questions of priority are
left open. Separate sale Is proVided III
the case Of all the Washington property
which directors 10 the decree as origi-
naliy drawn claimed IS not under me
mortgage to the Central Trust Company
PROPERTY LEFT OUT
The warehouses, wharves. and other
properly al West Point are left out
OF the decree, AZ are also $l"o'oO
Piedmont railroad first mortgage
bonds. and an other bonds and
stocks not specially covered in the
mortgage. This modification was not
made until after there had been quite u
sharp discussion.
The main questions left open as to priori-
ties and already discussed and not decided
are that the mortgage was never legally
ACKNOWLEDGED or recorded under Virginia
laws. There are also questions Of supply
liens, &c The decree contcmplates a
sale Of the road before the lst Of July.
and II IS understood that when it shall
have been sold ii will be reorganized
under the charter granted at the last
Session Of the Legislature.
Mcssrs Thomas :. Atkins and VI. T..
Peasants OF this city and Mr.. Charles
Price of North Carolina. were appointed
commissioners to make the sale.
MAY BE AN APPEAL.
There may possibly be- an appeal upon
certain points i'm The decree 10y the West
orn Union. Pullman Palace-Car Company,
and Standard oil Company. Messrs.
stiles & Holiday. for the Western Union
Telegraph Company; Mr.. !. \. Cabell.
for South Carolina judgment creditors
and the Standard oil Company, and Mr..
Wills T.. Smith. for North Carolina and
other Judgment creditors ana the Pull
man Palace-Car Company made the
objections 10 the original decree. Among
other counsel present representing
creditors were Messrs. =. ". Christian,
". ". Henry. John a. Coke and George
Wayne Anderson. Of this city; Mr. +. l..
Stctson represented DreXon. Morgan &
Co. Mr.. Henry Crawford represented W.
i. CLYDE. and Mr.. Calhoun represented
the Central Trust Company.
Judge Goff left the city last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-14
ro-t-On,cc Appointments.

Postmaster Cullingworth has selected
Messrs. Thomas J.. Crenshaw ana Johii
NJ. Gordon from The eligible list and APP
poiutcd them to the new clrrkships in
his Office. Mir. Luther VI. Turner has
been selected as temporary clerk. IT,,
after six months Of probationary service,
these apuoiuices fin their positions salts
factorily they Will be put upon the classi-
lied list.
Mr.. Frank T. Burk has been appointed
clerk in the REGISTER Department. vice
Mr.. George J.. SanGster, dropped. This
change was made a ruling Of the Civ!l
Service Commits ion.