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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
THE LYONS STOCK SOLD.
Mir. L. F. Goldsmith Becomes the Pur- chaser by Paying the sum of sa,soo.

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Chas. H. Triplett sold at public oufcry the stock of boots, shoes, etc, of Gabe Lyons X Co., which had been, some days ago, attached by the firm of Herman Kahn X Co.,, of Little Rock. Mr. L. E. Goldsmith, of this city, be- came the purchaser of the stock, pay ing for it the sum of 4,300.
 The stock is one of the best ever brought to Pine Bluff and in it are no old, shop-worn goods. It will be opened to the Pine Bluff trade next Monday morning. Mr Jake Katzenste.n, an experienced boot and shoe man, will be in charge, which is a guarantee that every customer of the house will be dealt with fairly and get full value for his money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
MUST PAY LICENSE.
Fruit Stands and Peddlers Must Con tribute to the Revenues of the City.

Yesterday morning Mayor Bell in- formed a GRAPHIC reporter that he had given an order to the Chief Of Police to require every huckster shop, fruit stand and peddler in the city to take out license. Hestated that so many of these places had recently sprung up in the city that they were nuisances, as people congregated about them and blockade the streets and sidewalks. The city law gov erning such businesses require that a license shall be taken out; but in many cases this law has not been enforced The license for a peddler who sells articles of under 9 cents value, is $5 per month. The fruit stands, $100 per year or $l0 per month. For the little booths on the alleys and sidewalks, only $S per month is charged. In future, all such places, and all vendors, must secure license before they do busi- ness, or be subject to arrest and pun ishment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.
A sloo,ooo FIRE AT LACROSSE. WIS.
A Young Lady Jumps from the Third
 Story and sustains Fatal Injuries.

LACROSSE, Wis. Dee. 22.-[spcll- The most destructive fire that has visited this city in years started to- day in the department store of the Lacrosse Dry Goods Company. Miss Hattie Lovejoy, the head milliner, jumpedfrom the third story window sustained fatal injuries. It is feared that the two adjoining stores will be destroyed. The loss is over Sl00,- 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
THE CHURCHES.
Regular services at St. Joscph's Catholic Church.

Regular services at St. Joseph s Catholic Church.
 Rev. J. R. Moore will occupy the pulpit at the Lakside Methodist Church at II o'clock |. m. No ser vices there in the evening.
 Rev. w. K. Penrod will fill the pulpit of the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. Services at the usual hours, both morning and evening.
 x "
 The Rev. A. o. Evans will preach at the First Methodist Church at IL o'clock q. III. and Rev. J. K. Moore will deliver his parting sermon, as pastor of that church, in the even- ing.
 The Rev. N. T. Brewer will preach his initial sermon as pastor of the Riverside Methodist Church this morning at II o'clock Usual ser vices in the evening.
 
 TRINITY CuURcH F Corner Third avenue and Oak street, Rev. Chas E." Cabaniss, Rector. Fourth Sunday in Advent; Sunday school, a:30 n. m.; morning service. at II |. mt evening prayer. 7:aO p. nl.; service on Christmas Day II q. m. t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

The City Meat Market, l19 West Second avenue. will be headquarters for holiday meats. Oysters from Booth, oysters froI. Peters, oysters from Faust, oysters in cans, oysters in bulk, oysters in the shell; clans in the shell, fish from the Gulf, fish from the Great Lakes; turkeys that we have fed for q month will be dressed i'll approved style to fill your orders. Christmas cattle. Kansas City nut ton, fancy sausagcs, game, etc Yonr orders respectfully solicited. k. P
 Holmes. 12 231td.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
CARLISLE'S BILL.
The House Considering IT in Committee ot
 the Whole

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-LSpeciall- On motion of MT. Springer Dem. I'D the House proceeded today in com mittee of the whole with Richardson (Dem. Tenn. in the chair to further discusss the bill to establish a new currency and banking system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
FOREFATHERS DAY ,
The Landing or the Pilgrim Fathers cele
 brated Yesterday Boston.

BOSTON, Dec. 22-[Spacidll-With exercises, forms and customs that have prevailed in the Bay State from time immemorial, 'Forefather's s Day" is being celebrated throughout the length and breadth of Massa- chusetts. It is the birth anniversary of the landing of the pilgrim fathers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Jordan's Academy dismissed for the holidays Friday afternoon until Wednesday January ,. Just before it closed the students through Reno Altheimer, as spokesman, presented Prof. Ramsey, the principal, with q handsome and costly Christmas gift as token of their esteem for him and their appreciation of his efforts as their instructor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
BY A NEGRO
TOM BAsHAM IS FATALLY STABBED.
Tie Jail at Fl Dorado Destroyed by the
 Prisoners

FL DORADO, Ark, Dec 22.-[Spcll. Tom Basham was stabbed by a negro this morning ana is in a eriti- cal condition. The negro has been arrested and placed in jail.
 The prisoners fired the jail last night aud today one Eason, who is serving out a fine, was arraigned on the charge of arson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
THE RICH, TOO, MUST DIE
DEATH lsNo INSPECTOR OF PERSONS
 OR PLACES.
Mrs. William wale~of Astor Died Tester day in Her palatiaI. London Home.

LONDON, Dec. 22-[speciall-Mrs. William Waldrof Astof, of the fam- ous New York family of millionaires, died today at her home near Lon don. She was Miss Mary Paul, q dis tinguished Philadelphia social belle, when she met Mr. Astor She came from poor but proud and distin- guished family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Mir. Henry Duncan, of Duncan, a prominent saw mill man, was in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23
THE SAMG OLD STORY.
Hard Times Forces Another Zine Biun
 Merchant to the Wall

Yesterday afternoon a 1 o'clock another Pine Bluff mercantile house was placed in the hands of Sheriff Triplett by attaching creditors. This time it is the house of an old, old citizen, Mr Joe Rosenberg, who did business on Main street, in the Sim mons block. The attaches are as follows:
 The Bank of Pine Bluff ..........S 967.13 Gus Blass X Co. o....................... 3,296.l Amelia Katzenstein.. 4,6S0.S6
 Total ........................ ,944. IA
 The GRAPHIC reporter is unable to state the amount of the assets. A force of employees began taking an inventory of the stock last night. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 rcrty Years tie Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 1erty Years the Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-23

Read Ladies towels hnds pnt.4 u bastme Indan order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29


-NorNhern mills and canaa. a,
sasa'iiHt i1'sii and 24.sse, in,s,,,. SO
- ,NrfNS Of those held "a ~ etv',f1s
=, ~ s,ie commercial year a. soe s.ose
s5os. shu 1856, southern mini ss,s,.ns'
49, ashinst 5i,06i and H oei 1,s'a
'yu't brought into sight an, e.n v
(. VA Mt ! has reached sss .ase e.-.1,.p.
s,.V'' iast year and 47g.goq ~, ~.
',s., tinlc year before iast tsr W
ss,sdpVrts Tor the week have h.sn ign ,as
~ asalnst 5i.s9s last vear ~, -, 80
. .sn total thus far for the as.snr S.,,s
vs. asainst ll2 ie6 last year ~. io-,-
.,, a,.1e OF 5O,Qoa bales Northerr III,
sihsN,ss during the mast seven de,.a
900 ~ lncrease Of 22,esO bales az
, r,y,1paren with the corresponding "a
s,,, n w. year and the total taisinrs
III ,rrsp'emoer J have Increased "a
,niiis ,otu akings OF American
th,,.s svltn anu South, and Cannda
sos aasi,. ~ ehe season have been ieS-
crude lilies by Northern s,t, m
AGAINST 1891. Since the closs ~ ~ :,
commercial year stocks al no 49,,
e"Il ports and the twcntv-nine ias'is,..-
1vuthern Interior centers have NJ,
49, vased -ii,59i bales. against an in.
a., ~ ior the period last seasoh ~
slizo ana are now 4l,ss0 smaller ia
Ut TINS date last year T,.i,,ai...i
amounts left over In stocks M NUS
ana interior towns from the las, eroe
ana the number OF bales brouvh, 49,
slsht thus far for the new cron ne
supply % date is SSi .ss2 against 7ss
w Tor the same period last season
II must be remembered that Tho
weekly. monthly and seasons compnrI-
sons IN Secretary Hesters report are
Ihaue up to corresponding date 1ast
year ana year before Comparisons
20 close of corresponding weeks are
misleading as totals TO close OF This
Week last year would take in TWENTY
nine days OF the season and 10 close
TINS week in 1892 Includes thirty DAYS
whereas 70 close this week this yenr
covers only twenty-eight days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Dallas Tex. sept. 2s.--Mr l.. r..
Hoodeli, chairman of the state my
white executive committee. has issued
q long circular TO the county orsanlaa.
tons Of the par'y OF which the follow.
ing Is the substance,
The patriotic Republicans 81 Tcxas
are entering upon campaign which
may largely influence the relative no.
sitions of the par,ic> In this state. az
wen as define our own status more
clearly In the future national rcnvcn.
tons OF the Republican party. It ne.
mains for MS to dcmonstrate that re-
organisation VI our party upon new
lines OF industrial and commercial
policies win rcauit h d largely In.
creased vote. moi only In Texas but
IN IN" entire South. We desire 10
MAKE the most thorough and effeetiN.e
campaign that has been made bv our
party IA TuNae Tor years. to place "A
tull corps Of speakers In the neid,
naVlis nvth state aud national ropu.
hauen. 10 make the campaign erect
I'VE, however Il will be necessary 10
raise n sufficient fund Tor cninpalrn
purposes; Eech senatorial and congron.
slpnal distrlet chairman ia Also Ok
pecied TO mako every effort 10 raine
FUNDS and to cooperate wherever nos
slnle with the county chairman TO
thal end To every loyal Republican,
VINO may receive copy Of this circu,
lar' or to whom a knowledge OF ID may
voilo, appeal IN the name OF the
vause Tor which We battle and trust
mat the patriotism OF AN viii Induce
nearly AMI Immediate reapousr. All
iemittanoes must be forwarded 10 Hon
sam L. Ham. treasurer Republican
stare executive committee. Alamo
insnranee company building. san An.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

New York, Sept. es.-Bradsireet's
Financial Review tomorrow will say;
"There seems to be no disposition on
the part Of the large financial interests
10 take the inIatlye In bull move
ment. The public remains indinereh ~.
Americans to a simple .scalping ior
small profits on exceedingly limited ,d
lines OF stocks. II e. indeed, slats ,
thaf tho disorganlzed and unfayoraDie
eondltlons which prevail In sueh com
panIes as Reading,Atcbi:on and North m
ern Pacific constitute a bar 20 any IN
mediate revival Of confidence or IN
tarest on he part Of the foreign speeu-
iatiye public in our securities .s - ~
forts to depress portions OF tns MA IVA
road share list were unsuccessiul. a ,l,i
IN ~" snits Of HE somewhat unfav9rabl,e
y, View taken BY the street q ne Hsae,
ins reorganization pian; she .n,er ~
w. w. oulekly recovered from IN whole
or In part.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Fort Smith, Ark, Sept. gS,-captaln
Nj + Kennedy, who has been connect-
ed with the Indian agency ut Mus
Royce. ]. T., has resigned and returned
TO Fort Smith on account OF III health.
In an interview Mr. Kennedy says
that the outward sentiment among the
indians is against allotment The In
dlans, he says, are controlled by Office
holders and citizens by marriage, who
are roaping n harvest under the pres
ent government
"of course they. having good
thing" said he, ARE opposed to allOt-
mont. and as they control The people
there seems little hope OF the scheme
going through, In the Creek country
some Of the Indians rent hundreds OF
acres OF land at cents nm acre from
the nation and then rent II to the
white cattlennen FOR $3.50 an acre. No
wonGer they do not want allotment
'The Dawes commission has laborcd
very earnestly, but ! cannot say they
have accomplished very much They
did not seem to catch the people just
right"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Galveston, Tex. sept. sS,--'rho bnr.
omeicr Is below sooinches in nearly ali
parts OF the country. The area Of
lowest pressure Is over the Southeast
e'n Noci'y mountain slope and a
trough Of low pressure extends nom
The upper lakes southwcHtwnr, ia NV
M Sl' An area OF high pressure NTH
,hn.'nk ,cn'pcratnfe is moving IN over
.ne sNuoiHe nurthweat Clear weather,
WcNaiis pretty gcncraiN ovor m.
country Rain amounting 10 i-iott, AZ
~ inch + epcrted from Miles Clty
Local forecast FOR Texas for twenty
Tour hours ending al Ia midnlgh, sen.
wmoer Y North nnd Central rexan,
,,'., .' Vooler and much cnldor ~ west
Texas and coast district, feir ntaiien.
any temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29
WACO RuDcEr.


Waco. Tex, Sept 2s,-rhe resolution
not to close the Cotton Palace on sun
days adopted by the board OF directors
viii probably be rescinded at the next
meeting and replaced by resolution
that it CLOSE on the Sabbath. This is
the temper of the fun board OF di-
reeiors. a meeting Will be called in a
gay or two To act on the matter and
the result here Indicated Is certain.
John Il. Harrison has received notice
from the postoiiice nj Washington
OF the approval OF his bond as post
master OF this city and he VIII assume
the duties Of the office next Monday.
Professor II. 7. Healing and DR..
NJ. A. Majors who are hard at work
70 make Negro Day at the Cotton
falace huge success, received a tele-
gram today from T. Thomas Fortune.
the editor OF the New York Age, the
leAuing negro paper and himself the
leaulng negro journalist OF the world.
IN this telegram MT Fortune accepts
me invitation to attend the Cotton
falace aud he win be the celebrity on
Negro Day. He Is known as an able
man and writer and his presence ~
certain to attract a large crowd ON
Negro Day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Chicago Sept 2s-rhe Alton road.
IN connection Win the BiE -Four and
Chesapeake ana Ohio today announced
rate Of 20 cents on export grain from
Kansas city to Newport News This
Is reduction OF cents from The pre-.
ylous rate The Alton gives as us
reason FOR making the reduction that
the Kansas city ana Memphis lines
have been mnhlng a rate Of Nc cents on
export grain TO New orleans and have
been carrying on the bulk Of the bus
mess The ratio made By the Alton
II fully M low as that innde by the
Southern lines, aud u IN believed that
the business will no longer be direct
cd by way OF New Orleans. The West
freight association has 40 yet taken
no official action regarding the reiuc-
ton. but II "a believed that It viii DO
~ within the next few days Tho
meeting ~ the trunk line aud those Of
the Central Traffic association has
adjourned without taking up any "
tho heavy subjects which II was be-
llovcd that II would consider. II did
not pay any attention to the democrat
igati0n existing IN the East bound
grain tarif and took no definite ac-
ton on any subject. The matters OF
diylsions of percentages with the three
II ROAD WAS left N the hands OF Chair
man Blanchard Of the Central Tranir
ufpoclatlon, who win cndoayor ~ make
some arrangement with the officials
u the road and viii make a report
later 10 the two associations
The gross earnings OF the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy for the month
Of August were sg.9si,l43. n decrease OF
4li2.z5z from the same month Of last
year. The total net earnings were
f5al,927. an Increase of SECS ,27s: operHt-
ing expenses decreased ssis1is during
the month. From the first Of the year
10 August 81 the net earnings Of the
roads have decreased sl0s.s07. m com
pared with the same period last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Ardmore. l. n. Sent. rs. -denorai II.
u. Paine, who for the past twenty -hyc
years has represented tho Chioknaaw
nation ~ their attorney nt Washington.
has been ousted BY the legislature nov
IN session and Cnngremmnn P,ol OF
Arlfannae appoiDted In hla stead Tho
office " u very lucrative one. peyiug
5000 per year ana 10 per cent Of mi
ponica ard hnelt claims received Far
the ChlcknHawa The reason for Tho
change IN that General Paine during
tho last year has advised tho Chloja-
saws 70 trent with the Dawes commits.
sion fur the allotment " their iandH,
tollinK thom hat statehood FOR tho
indian Territory In tho ncor future IL
inerltnblc, His views regarding tho
chnngeh are looked upon with much
dlafavor by 10" who 10 anxloua for
this country 10 remain an Il now Is.
A bill has been introduced and pass.
ed the house taxing NIL citizens on
londn held by them In cxeeaH u 700
acres per capita. -, ] Smith q Dent
son attorney. has been employed by
tho nation for two years, az a salary or
5000 per vear, 10 assist IN drafting
townhite bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Houston. Tex. Sept 2s.--wililam
Williamson. switehman. while maxi
INK coupling lost his balance and
fell and the car struck him. III. spine
ia Injured and he sustained serious IN
ternai injuries.
Bfenham. Tex. sept ~ Braksmru
Charley Ream attempted 10 step from
The pilot o. an engine and fell IN front
OF ~ The pilot struck him and drug
ged him about thirty feet bruining
him up pretty badly. he WAS sent 70
his home IN Hrmpstead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29
h THE BUSINESS WORLD.
,mrruL nEponrs ON THE STATE
OF TRADE.
,,,a,l trade Better Than n Year Ago
!. some Lines. Particularly In the
secessaries of LIfc-whoIcsaIc
trade Not So Good.

80 York Sent % ,,-,a,....,
~" ''aps'reets to-
rofroW WIN s"E iho feature Of gem
sfai trade throughout the country IL
| mnnd In moderate reactions vithi,, ~,
IA. more pnrtieuIarl, Il, ~ s''
''sn' -, 80 - :" 'iie volume
Ia pulVnaSeS u aenpies west. where
.fadc has been quite active, and In tho
.nrse OF prices failing IN shoo,
.rt movement IL II. Fly
s2".' - ,''7 hne ana the
t1eck " pu7i'i'ss south, together with
lamage 10 the rice and orange crops.
tA,dlnR jobbers at distributing no,r,s
-.,.h for n month nast ,,.,,,
f"N . ., iSiUr yea
rlauNey NUS ieNor"plE concerning
|ne course OF ss-Baltimore.
q Louis, Nashville and Chicaao.-ssnd
's,,aod ad,,lca, ss 10 s.,f,.,...' -
49,, 49,. anu Tue
1 tftght OUTLOOK. wheat made another
|.bwest price and Indian corn and
In have both declined suys, o,.i
-, ,scord ,oxvsr os.,,r.., H.,
''''' 20 '''u aiDtheF
| Awest p'lee ior cotton mas had an I'M
favorable influence on the tone OF busi-
"a in the southern nnrltets na,ticv-
IN Ia view OF petivifv Of reori,ts y,
|tnf STABLE. ltl SsglmeT nitr frnu eaI.a
| AN a loss OF zoe and sieel hiilsts
IN as ntiich. STANDARD h,.a,,d, -
|~Fse iron west and south shans ma
|i.nrcsaions and the frnde ndn,tfs NY
|isston has exceeded eonsnn,ntion
r,s e,,nspicuously irregular nrirs - al.
t,nher ii being fairly ncflvt IN, ic,,.
y, Ninneapolis. but siiffer nj 81 7 n,is
= ronfroat with ndvicrs erou Cbios,n
|..a sisa,yhsrs T.nntba,. ta r,t,t,, 49,.
~, hi distflbution drv voods abnes
In millinery ana notiona I.si
Exports of wheat 0lour ns whoan
|S'Th consts United States and c,n,ds
|.,s ujoel, have fallen an some a,1a,,,1
Issi,, 5g9 00o luishols. acnins, ssS ooo
E1shais last wsek ana 3590 O00 bnsheis
|. M week n venr agn Tyyo venrs sf,a
,o,si wac 4 OH o9O thrso v..s'.s %
M o6o and four years ap9 5ag 6S6
es,sots
fond5n wool sales have proved dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

~" i"fh' sept N.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade totnor-
row win say; Special INJURY has
peen made this week at all CONNER
cial centers regarding the state OF
retail trade. Wide diversity appears
In different trades. The main facts dis
closed are: First. marked Improvement
within the past month ana a consider
able excess over the business done n
year ago. particularly in the neces-
shries OF life. But, second. It appears
that the volume Of trade at present is
on the whole considerably less than In
normal year. At most points and
in the more important trade is APP
parently about 20 per cent smaller
than In September 1892. Evidence of
continued Improvement In wholesale
trade aud manufactures does not ap-
pear this week. There is a large dis
ulbuuou ON orders given some time
ago but new business going to the
manufacturers Is everywhere viz ken
Ing The competition OF orders for.re-
punishment of stock leaves a narrower
demand and It Is yet early for con-
sumption 70 provide further orders.
~, XII, III Plcss OF iarm pro-
,,,.o,,,, , ~ "se Hoihe lnlluence' un-
T., S,, 1870, ,eeorus nave peeh made
~, ,u III anu MheaI though as to
,,,.,,'. ul'lN IN contruots Tor future de-
a,.', ,, ~ na.eii ". prices are the low
arc about l5,OOOOOO bushels greater
90, ,,'.'" ~ UT pso hnu western W. receipts
a,,.t', M ,at n, "cre o,o-S,l-s bushels
s ts,,a $1,000 ,, 20 last ye1r and since
i ,sus uat l. ot,gv'VVv' against aS'ooo-OOO
-, sSu', ~ Atiahuc exports Tor
- -, -, ~, - eiilNp Aubust pePi ABOUT
81 n'''tu snis'lle' slai last year, put the
az ~ pr'Ves uurlhs the week mas
~ -
N0s,o'i ~ Wy spot IDwer az VS. than
az a. ~, az 'tner ,iI,le sihcf lsiy anu quo
Su''uns 'neh uu nor mean wnnt they
~ a''',i Miie w hehrest opiion mas
-, Dovi d"o.eu a. p,Vi CENTS Whleh II pc
Nv ~" ~ p'eNlous revoruH' Even AZ me
elosa we lt'' ic "a me ee Week u - An
W u. "oyV,VyV phies minimum
ulis ycu, has lhnuehveu the market
Nv WVu'u IeVelVe less attentlon u
s,ypNs gu sue were NOT heaNy WINE
~ Hs' re tiiil tlis crop ls HkHly 10
NsS-p 1"e vim uIvhVhtH OF
. I'm. IAN euttois enoourAslhs
.uat w Spleuiusloh ~ corn mas broken
..',u '',e p.'Ne M Laiicn De iesN 700
ilal's 'hNli tioSe "a el,e ue-
I'asi''e", haNilis saii'ou sshsrM ere
ugue ~ nov supl, eoe 90 ' h.l tle
49, III -, -, ~ -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

View York. Sept. sS.--An irregular
order request and personal demand for
special essortmenss OF all descriptions
OF seasonaoie goods took very large
quantity Of goods from stocks. though
we much larger portion Of sales was
reacned through the forwardings on
previous purchases. Turkey red fancy
printed nanneis arc firm at & cents.
ana AGENTS STOCKS very light. stand
ara drills ere scarce. Printing cloths
are easy with small sales at 2 ls-ieo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Little Rock, Ark. scpS 2s.--Twcnly
moonshiners who have operated IN
Pope county for years will surrender TO
seven officers at coe, Pope county on
Monday. Several revenue officers or
this city viii leave tonight for Coc, to
take charge OF the Illicit distillery and
destroy their stills. The men. accord
ing 10 an agreement with the officers,
VIII plead guilty TO Illicit diatilling and
receive the minimum sentence. Reve-
nue. officers have been pressing them
for several months and succeeded In
getting to a point where they are com
PEELED TO surrender,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Waco, Tex. Sept 2s.-The trial OF
o. w. David. ex-tax collector OF Nc
Lehman county, Indicted for embez-
cling $50. 900 Of the funds OF the county.
was concluded In the Fifty-fourth dis
trict court today and went TO the
lury at O'Clock this afternoon The
facts in this case have been pub
lshed fully In the Gazette. Dayid'E
defense was insanity and a number
OF witnesses were produced 20 show
acts on his part while In Office indl-
citing mental weakness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

emily, undertook 10 reply to Mr.. Rob.
sttren and eot - badly tangled over
nv 9on uiaf he had To confess him
~ ~ eeaien. and acknowiedgcl that
heperison were true ana unoAntrovcrl
leie. Air. Robertson Is a splendid speak.
or and puts forth his statements In
clear, logical and forcibic st,,ic. and
y wen quailncd Cor The position hc
Aapires 70. We have had several ancak-
ers here this summer ana the Pops
nv weakening. We expect big nemo-
cratic majority here next November'