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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27

AnaosadA te-aighs demsoslBo1m ~ ~
eeoaea VIII ~ ueasiy the o11o1 ~ q
he tswn. Nearly evsgyeao pgon11o Wsss
tAe CsQpse City hadae an6 ekeUotoo ov1at
demand foe mess. Coleasa H1uunR AAd
=. D. Natts wees billsd Soe toG1roA hal
vhen u vas announced ~ - oue0(
would speak iastsad q ths tvo eQn1 ~
tlsmsn. Who eeuA nes posslh1e sseon hsss,
the crowd tusasd cut jsss ~ saa1A
Main 6tssss hall, ths lasgese = - ~,
was jammsA - ths dsses ana . ~ egswd
stood outside ths deee. Th1eo Vgso ~
pettsd plants - Bsusssas esgD11o ~
s>aeA - thsEs was whsa ~ unAonA 0eo
spoks hsre. Anaeonda's SellsUg11 - ~
eafo foe such artistic eeaa0nn1oy ~ oso
esalias With plain fasas. saa - - essd
b embsllish. - tIr'ti
OThs crowd ts-aiehe esatainsd q the
wosktnsmen in town. Te ~ ~ ths
ussting IVES enthusiastic b pu1e1n9 II
mild. Upon the stasp woes 4nAlspsl'a
mast peominet business and pgae1onbonal
msa, who fully realise ths iapsstanss
that attaches to the capital eneseieu.
Thev want . market foe ~ v1nAAead
products.
d. Sweet was introduesd, end allhsnsh q
total stranese 10 the audienoeV ~ Gsoet-
Ing hs rseslvsd teld plaiuse ~ Ueeds
that this city took pride 10 hensrl1g and
welcomins an sdvocate q ADAeonda.
NJ. Sweet made IN ahls and legiea1 ID.
dssss, piline up irssfutabie aeesmeot In
fsvee Of the Copper City. u applaass 4
~ evidsnes of sentiment TIE spoAhng end
his sudienes vsse a ous aoooed.
Mr.. Sweet said Hslsns bed aske1 fes
one reason Why AnaeeudA shsulA have
ths capital and - rspiisd ~ saying that
hs could sivs SCORES q ssassas, as1 b
dh. Ths applause that sseeesA tAs en-
phAtie uttssaaess ef the speakss vss
elamoesus and as times slmss1 dsafsoiae.
Whsn the speaker bad eettsa psse1v vsll
along with bic address Q elub e - alsd
into The ball, which was alsoody ta1D6 d
its seating eapaeity, but ~ nsgnhsgs
wsdesd In and stood up. saal
u was the remark Of evegyene that tn
enthusiAsm oe this meeting vas y oueh
marked contrast to the lack e eotAustasu
On the occasion Of The Naglnais msetina
last wssk, that Hslsaa's suQQpsosgu hses
have lest heart. and thsy 80 6leososnoed
b. thees demonstrations.
By the way u might b wsal - 1satisa
that the Herschisld bank hoeo = ~ 80.
ter of the Hslsna crowds. Thsse b - eur
prise ct this hank beng fer Hsleaa, hut
they look Lonesome standing eus ~ them
selves With the grand eppositlsa thas eso'
fronts them. Tho Kaiispsl beaas baud
furnished inspiring music te-nigh1 1se III
occasion. supplemental hv mssio fur
nishsd By Oksarnsy Bros. Sh
II one can Judge b. ssasi0sa1 On
pressed, Anaeonda should rsssivs - hast
90 per cent. a the eutise yiatAeaA vote
The total PsGistrstiea win fess ~ neasiy
1000 for all Blathsad eouoxy, en1 up ID
dAts Kalispsl aloae hes ss0islesed eof
M ..,..,s~.sA,.-s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27
iy wit o. iMspIRlMo.
rs-NisAt's PssaAs Prsmisss 70 nsssk
ihs Record.

Ie.NieAs's Pasnes Prsmiese 70 bessg
BUTTE, Oct. 3s.-Ths psrads Of The
Anscouda-sor.ths-Cap clubs Of Silver
Bow county will take plaos te-m osrow,
Saturday evening. Even though the
wsathsr 10 uupropitious, the demoastra-
ton will bs . magnificent one and all the
clubs viii participate. The Great Falls
Flambsau club WIN b hsso q 9 e'oSosk
and Give 90 exhihitioa dsill.
Aftse The parads thsss VIII b msstines
at the opesa houss cad Audltosium and
II the vs@thse y favseahls. IN ths open
cir. Tbs Csntsevills Glse club VIII b
present and thsss will b spssehss b.
Judge Kiskpatriek. Csleeel Piummss.
yudas 6taplsloa. Judge DsWeass. Chassss
Lane, Gssrss Haldsrn, Jehn W. Csttss.
Howard rAsehsl. Najoe Camp end sthsss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27

Have you registered Z
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-27

Register to-day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-03
Hosiery


all all kinds Unfortunately our buyer
line overloaded and they
nst 90 for what bring Suits from Soc Pants from
to any price you want
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-03
PRICES

Yard wide Sheeting, very heavy, 53c, worth &C.
Heavy Shifting &C., worth &C.
Sea Island from SIC. to Sc.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-04-14

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

A, \. Gibson. travelling passenger
agent OF the Cotton lielt. went north
yesterday
W. 5. Il, Parker. commercial agent
OF the san,a te. went To Dallas yes
L. A. Damn. division superintendent,
% the Central at Ennis, was In the city
yesterday
{. j lamlmor chicr dispatcher OF tho
RIO 0ronde division " still In Henri
eta attending court
Nalney Hall, live stock claim agent
OF the Katy, lcft last night for Chi
cago for few days.
Major John Lewis, travelling pnnsen-
gef sgcnt of the Iron Mountain. arrived
In the city yesterday.
q, A. zulnlan. generai superintendent
OF the Houston and Texas Central
railroad was IN the city yesterday.
u. 81 Clair Asver Cotton belt CON
ductor, returned yesterday from an
extended visit TO Eastern points.
Thos W. jackson OF Galveston. land
commissioner of the Gulf. colorado and
Santa Fo. VAS In the city yesterday.
II $, rcwncN general ciaim asrut
n the SaEta iv, headquarters at CAT
weston. arrived IN the city yenterdny.
wuliam Dohcriy. city ticket and pas
sengVr nHont OF the Santa Fe, has re-
turned from trip through the Fan.
handle country.
w. n. Common. Southwestern passon-
Yer Gtvnt. OF the wabash line, with
headquarters NJ Dallas, spcnt yesier-
day In the city,
II w Campbell, train master East
ern division TeNaa and Pacific, Is be-
inS detained at home by tho eerlouR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
GREAT FREE-FOR-ALL RACE
TO nE TRorrEp Ar CUMBERLAND
PARIS NEXT MONTH.
New Baseball Lensne VIM be
Formed to be known a- the Nm
'ion"i observation-disclosures Events
Yesterday.

Pittsburs, Pa, Sept 20 The report
of the formation OF new baseball
league was confirmed to-day Ex-
Manager Buckenberser or the Pitts.
burg club and A. X. scandrctt. ex-
secretary OF the same organization,
when seen stated that the new league
had already been organized and that
the premature publication OF the plans
can in no way interfere with the ar
rangements already made. From these
gentlemen It was learned that the cir
cult is TO be made up OF Plttsburg,
Philadelphia. Boston. brooklyn. De-
troli, Providence and Chicago or Bur
faio' and that the new Organization
VIII be known as the National assocla-
uon The-admission To Its games will
be 20 cents, II Is not the intention 10
hight the league. but to arrange the
sch siulc OF the games so as not TO com
hiei with the latter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Austin. ToN.. Sept, 20.-Mr u. do
Normandic came W from Galveston In
the intereat Of the oulf and Interstate
railway company or which he lr presi.
dent and chairman.
The frst thing he did was 10 file an
amended charter which embraces nm
extension Of the line and AN increase
In the capital stock. The amended
charter authorizes the extension OF the
road from Post Bolivar through and
acrosa the state Of Texas through the
counties Or Galveston, Chambers
Jefferson, Harris, Liberty. Hardin. Polk,
Tyler. Trinity, Angelina, Houston,
Cherokee, Anderson. Smith Van Zandt,
Wood, Rains, Kaufman Hunt Rock
wei, collin, Hopkins Delta Fannin aud
Grayson TO a point ON the Northern
boundary Of the state IN Rod River
The capital stock " Increased from
$780, 10 $4,000
The application for q charter ~ acr
companies by the usual statutory oer-
tlncnteB by the directors and stock,
holders authorizing the Increase OF the
capital stock.
After getting through with tho sec-
rotary Of state Mr.. de NOflnnhdle APP
piled 10 the railroad cOmmfgsiDn for
authority 10 Issue bonds 10 the exc
tent Of 10000 per mile on 70 miles OF
road. lie came fully prepared 70 make
such application and W fun compile
Ruce with section six u the stock and
bond law. one requirement u which be
was not prepared when last here 20
comply with.
The following arc the officers and dir
ectors Of this company. ia De Nor
mandie. president and chairman. L. A.
Teathereton, secretary, ", >, Jones, g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
nnLsnono mArrESrscs.
round Dead in Bed-A Joint pise,.-
cussion--A Vicious Hor..

ttush =, '""N morse.
'isporo. Tex. Sept 20.--News wac
reserved here today Tint MIR Roha,.,
Reid. while s,,,a..a,, NVoe''
,aca. ensasea IN grooming the
- iN@''ier Hal. at his stables.
tour ana half miles south OF town.
me horse became suddenly vio,o,,s :,
DIT MIR. Reid severely On ,ho 10, -, .,,u
crushinsr nm, ,..... - 'N''
rnbIv aims tue elbow nor
knocking MIR. Reid down
ohe morse jumped upon the prostrats
man with his fore Zee, M, .,,a,,,'..'.,
TO bite hin, a., ~. e,"p'eu
ho,,.,,.,.. e9Vu' ''ie heHd' Inc horse.
ao"sNef, was prevented from doing
iuFther injury 10 MIR, Reid by snma
men near by. who imn,adi.tsi,, -,
his assist.nca n. !, ' "
's''nee' br. NJ. ID. Knox was
sent Tor and today MIR Reid is resting
easy, but may lose the use OF his arm
Rattler Hal is the same horse which
bit on a Negroes finger and lacerat,.d
Mr' Gin Alexander's hand. these "a.
cious acts being done within tire, r,tn
utes of each other during some races
at the fair grounds on July
The Epworth League had very in
terestlng meeting last night. at which
the following officers were elected !.
President, o. j. Morris; secretary. Miss
Terrell Lewis; first vice-presldent. Miss
Jennie Wood: second vice-president
Miss Mamie Dixon; third vice nresi.
dent, Miss Serene Lang: treasurer. Miss
Alma Sullenberger: assistant treas
urer. Ralph Tyrel; organlst, Miss Mat
tie Barton editor, Mr.. l.. II Rogers
The league intends TO have an ami
versary entertainment soon.
Rev. d. N. Pool and family left 10.
day for EEL Ilano Estacado." where
as missionary. Mr.. Pool will have
charge OF seventeen counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington. Sept. 2o.--chief Hazen
Of the secret service was tonight IN
formed Of the arrest al Ashley, H.,
OF a. II. Haniry. alias II, Waterman,
on charge Of counierfcitiDg a $50
treasury note, having on its face the
Manning vlgnette HARLEY made the
plates for counterfelting and according
to Mr. Hazen'n advioes he admits IL.
The paraphernaiia captured includes
two presses. printing inks. paper, six
and plates. Another GOT OF plGtcs. also
designed originally for counterfeiting
the same note. were found recently BY
a boy ia the Ohio river at Cairo and
cont 10 thr treasury department. In
THIS connectlon hfr. Hazen recalls sho
arrest some days ago at JOucebofo,
Ark. or Charles and H. $. Wilson.
brothers, staye and timber merchants
IN CLAY county for trying TO pass $40
counterfeit notes. and says that they
ar. the persons who Furnished Han
ley with the means 10 prosecute his
work. Two other arrests are expected
shortly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
THE WACO NEWS BUDGET,
nE WAS xor sonnrD. nur FELL
down.
Enecur"wins News GENES asgnsSinx
the casten rsiace-prepsrsns for n
visor"u- ce~rsisn purtrg the
Next Few weeks.


Waco. Tex, Sent. 20. rho statement
u u'e Dallas News that Samuel J.
HARDY, telegraph operator for thu
San Anionlo and Arkansas Pass rail-
road, had been siunRcd ana robbed was
= mistake. Hardy had laid down on
q bridge across Barron's branch ana
later In the night fell from the bridge.
breaking his colisr-bone and infllciinr
usly scalp wounds. A search OF the
spot whore he had fallen revealed tho
w OF which he claimed he had been
robbed and which had In reality drop
ped from hts pocket when he fell,
The negroes who have matters In
hand for tho day hct apart for them al
the Cotton Palace are making an cffort
to secure Mrs Slsaeretta Jones. better
known az the "Bnck pnttl,v THIS
wonderful young woman has been sue
cessful IN New York, BROOKLYN. postnn.
tnlladolphia. Toronto Cincinnati. 81.
Louih and Chicago, In each OF which
times. ~ ~"
During tho exposition the Texaa
press VIII IND neat and conveniently
arranged aud furnished department for
we exclusive use OF TIA members Ia
~ &Nft'U iOf0ct4
The directory has already s.,aot.t .
inolns which VIII be specially fttcd IN
with the view OF providlng tho memhers
OF Inc press the Recommendations anl
faculties they may desire and will
certainly enjoy This department VIII
pc specially looked 10 by the local
pehvil puslicrs, and the visiting fellow
ncmhcrA or the profession will ba made
~ nome In their headquarters, with
Instructions TO ring the bell and cali
LOT what thcy want and don't see
me press rooms where the uohe,ninn.
WIN eongrcKato Will be one OF the fca-
lures OF thc exposition, and every menu
yer ot the Texas prcHn IN invited 10
MI, m''c NJ name among the list of visit
k pupno opinion moulders and onIov
tne hospitality OF Waco aud the Texas
Cotton Palace.
w q, Crush Of DenIeon. general
passenger agent OF the Misnn,.ri Kan
"a. ana TeNne railroad, was In Ina eitv
To-Day and talked rcaaauringiy OF no
a., uus,lsHs proHpects and Increased trnde
IN me state, The Cotton pnince MIN
receive. he declares, every Nil nn.,
announcement from the Katy, ana he
extent. ~ swat
pr NJ, l., Graves, chairman or m.
democratic executive committee az tha
SeNvnh congregational district. wifi
Gratis OF the district. Letters bsva
nsen received from Hon. Monta
Mporo hnd Hon. u w. uiake stn,t,s.
.ney VIII deliver apecchon IA behaif
OF me Democratic nominee.
=, ~ rom Cox, q, II. lInrrla. NJ I.
h nou 9nl Rash Smart gave bond
lhe ohnfgca against them OF oo,nh,,,,n
lyr VIC rurnoso OF controlling tho nri.'.
OF cotton seed ~ '''u'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Austin. Tex, Sept. 2O,-captain Jack
Crafty OF this city was today In re-
ceipt OF a letter from Jake Gaudauer.
the world renowned Qarsman. stating
that he had accepted $1,000 ohal-
lenge onsred him by Peterson OF Cal
ifornla to row championship rnce,
Peterson wants the race rowed on the
Pacific slope. but Gaudauer prefers
the course here at Austin and has
written Captain Crafty to get him to
prevail on Peterson TO come to Austin.
As both onfsmen are friendly 10 Austin
there is little reason TO doubt but
what the race will be fowed here.
while no definite date has been settled
on as set. the race will probably be
rowed next Aprll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
THAT NAVAL BATTLE.
Fhinese Officers bring Dispatches
Telling the Whole story.

london. Sept. 2O--A dispatch from
r!en Tsin says: From Chinese officers
|vith dispatches who have arrived
here, and later messages from Port
Arthur, 4 full narrative OF the naval
battle OF Yalu Is obtained. Admiral
Ting. commander of the Chinese
rorths.l squadron, was instructed by
PIE council of war here TO convey six
transports and land troops. guns and
*siores at Yo Chow, from which base
Nchlna intended to renew operations in
5corea. The battleships Ting Yuen.
*cien Yuen. King Yuen. Ping Yuen,
tlA Yuen and Tsi Yen and the cruisers
M fuen, Ching Yuen. Chao Yuen,
Tang Wei, Kwang Kai and Kwang
Ting together with four torpedo boats,
Escorted the transports, They arrived
81 the entrance TO the Yalu river early
Monday morning and the disembarka-
uon proce fded rapidly. the transports
Scanning into the river while the war
sships anchored outside. At II o'clock
smoke on the horizon indicated the
eporoach of large flotilla
The situation was grasped immcdi-
|hely, and Admiral Ting gave orders for
,he Weighing Of anchors and the plac-
ing Of the ships in battle array. His
Position was a difficult one. II he re-
NAMED near the shore his movements
would be cramped and II he steered for
YEA room he ran the risk OF a Japanese
cruiser or torpedo boat running In
smong his transports He chose the
sTsser OF the two evils For ninety
80 A.. :
pom fleets Were under easy steam. the
sspenese manouvering continually
Nhile the Chinese held their original
POSITION. The Chinese torpedo boats
,led TO make diversion in the enemy's
me but the attempt was failure.
y was not untll dusk that the firing
.sased and the battered Japanese fleet
.4ried IN double line formation to-
,.aId the south. The damage to the
- chinese ships IS so extensive that
y yah scarcely be repaired before the
afrival OF winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Washington, Sept. 2o.-The japanese
iegation here is in receipt Of the fol-
ewing eablegram in regard to the
sa'le at Ping Yang on September 10
y came Via St. Petersburg and is from
General Nodga, commander-ln-chIef OF
.he Japanese forces in the field In Co
,sa' The dispatch says; THE loss OF
Japanese In the battle Of Ping Yang,
% tar as ascertained. was eleven Of
sssets Killed. l5i men killed. thirty Of
aeers wounded and go men wounded
ossldes forty officers whose fate II un-
aaown; The Chinese lost over 2O0O kill
q and the number wounded Is not
iHlown. but 1t Is believed to have been
.l,se A number OF the Chinese wound
eu are In our field hospital"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
4 GIGANTIC srniKn.
The Rrndy-mnde Clothing business
PnrnIySed In Dosfon.

Boston, Mass. Sept. 2o.--The ready
made clothing lnduatfy Of this city
was completely paralyEed today by n
strike Of operatives. At an early hour
this morning committee from the
United Garment Workers union. act-
Ing upon Instructions from the Clothing
Trades District Council, No. ?. COM
menced the war By calling our every
operative pressman and baster en-
ployed In the $50 shops here, BY noon
1000 were out. and at the close OF the
day fully $500 clothing workers had
Joined the strike The strike N ~ en-
deAvor 10 secure the abolishnent OF
the Jumping and sweating system ana
the adoption Of the weak wage system
and nine hours q day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Cleveland. o.. Sept. e0.-At ,hs CON
vention Of thu National Letter oar.
fIera association to-day the entir.
morning wnn devoted to hea,lr~
charges against j. g Powsrs ch,i,.
,nin o. The Legislative COMMITTEES. Tb.r.
WE = scene OF cxnltnment and con<u-
a,pn wn'n me matter was brought up
most impossible 10 maintain order. m.
SPECIFIC charKca against him ware iaxi-
ness neglect OF duty and misconduct
AZ EFFORT was made 10 amend thn COM
rttution IN order 10 give the lprra|
eitlsa better Representation in he
national board. but u dashed one vote
Or the necessary three-fouffhs to 70
llto effect The motion to Efyo a vote
Of confidence Of the chairman ~ ~
legislative committee ovor which such
furious light was waged this fnorn-
inE, was fnbled '''-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
NC STRIKE THREATENED.
Missouri Pacific Employees Dissatis-
fled Mt Wholesale Discharges.

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. 2O.--consid-
cradle dissatisfaction exists among To-
cal railroad men over the action OF
the Missouri Pacific officials In dis
charging a number OF flremen and en-
glneers, as they claim, without just
cause Since Monday fourteen fire.
men and six engineers have been dis
missed at this end of the central d.
vision and nine firemen at Van Buren,.
1t IL said that there are twenty eight
more names ON the list OF those to be
discharged. The cause OF the whole
sale discharge OF the men, Il is said,
Is that they expressed SYMPATHY for
the recent strike. The Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Flremen, and the engln-
GERS, It is said. have isused an ultima
tum to the effect that unless the com
pany reinstate the men discharged by
September 20 general strike VIII be
ordered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

a. Louis Sept. 10. w;shla tho past
few days two fraudulent bonds for
1900 each, purporting 10 have been
issued for school purposes by school
Districts In Vernon county. Missouri.
have turned up In this city. and Il IL
raw believed that large awlndling
scheme has been set on fodi-wlth how
much auccens n not yet known These
two bonds were detected by the alb
sence of u certificate Of registration In
The office Of the secretary of state, as
required by Missouri laws. Inquiry In
Vernon county shows that thr school
district alleged 10 have iSHued thoHe
bonds~-viz u ~. Clear Greek and
Walker Nlllarc.-hnve not authorized
my such Issue for years Moreover,
the alleged presidents and clerks nign-
Ing the bonds do not live in the dis
irlct while the other siRncrs are nc
tltioua. Tho only districts In Vernon
county which have issued school
bonds this year are Nos W, 81, SC, %
aud 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

6mithneld. Tex. Sept -wedneaday
evenlng, Rev. Albert Rodgers oniclht-
Ing. John Jones' and Miss Josic HAL
and hoacoe Payne and Nils Lula Hall
were united IN marriage In the pres
cnce OF a largo number Of friends.
All the parties 10 their ntar play of
cupid are wsll-known and deseryedly
popular Ia that vicinity. They have
nurnerour friends who wish them every
Joy aitainable In life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

New York. Sept 20 First Race-Aiile
and sixteenth. Sir Knight won. Sir
Waiter second. Prince Karl thirdl Time.
1919
Second Race-slx furiongs. Counter
Tenor won. Maid Marian second. Wah
Jim third. Time. i:i5 ~.
Third Raee--WillDw stakes. six fur
longs Handspun won Louise fhlly)
ssr0rd. Sadie fhlrd Time. i.ig
Fourth "Brookwood hapdlcap,
one mile and three-siSteenihs: sir tx
cess won. Pntrician second. Time,
POS s-f.
Firm race--Five and half fur
Tonga. secoi,S attempt won. Manches-
ter second, Tinge third. Time. 1903.
sixth Race-Aile and a sixteenth.
I.lttle Matt won Now or Never sec
ond. Hartford third Time. III IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
WHERE Ana pln, ARR
A Complicated state Of Affairs In
Oklahoma


Guthrie o, n. sept 20 This terri
tory now has two sets OF representa-
tive and senatorial districln aud It Is
probable that the courts viii be called
upon to decide which n legal. when
congress passed tho act providing FOR
a new apportionment. Governor Ron.
frow appointed " r Waller Ropuh-
llcun, =. u. obcrlandcr. popuiiat. ana
Allen Han, Democrat, mn the commits.
sion. on the last day allowed for
The work Governor HenfroW found out
that walker aud Oherlender had
agreed to TX tho Districts for tho Re
puhlicnnH aud ponuiiHtH and freeze tho
Democrats out II happened that tho
governor ntill had In his pnnaeaaion
the commissions uf the members and
he prom pity revoked aud destroyed
Ohoflnndnra commission and appoint.
ed IN his place y, y. Pullnm who
with Hall M once fSed the districts
for the Democratic mud populiata
walker and OberlRnder have also
made thor report to tho governor
ana Insist that their districts are the
legal ones and the matter has be-
come no complicated that nobody
knows whore II viii end ard ali parties
are afraid 10 make nominations for
any district and DrorpeotiPs candidates
40 not know where they are al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
ArLArronm FALLS.



Akron, ohio, Sept so.-TWcnty young
mon We're more or less Injured last
might By the falling OF a large wooden
platform between the Vagel block.
South Main street, and a building di-
rectly In the rear The more seriously
hurt are: Harvey Denaple, log broken;
walter Pcrdue back broken. Edward
Swlnson. head and face cut. The an
nouncement that the Excolaior Ath-
letic club would give FREQ entertain
mcnt Ia Its hail on the third story OF
the rear building had attracted quite
crowd 90 the place The doors were
not open when the people began COM
ing, and those who arrived early were
Obliged to stand on wooden platform
which connected the two structures
This platform was forty feet from the
ground. and the strain upon II proved
too great, and with crash that could
be henrd blocks away. II fell. carrying
100 people with It They were buried
under the heavy tlmhers several feet
A few were unconscious when taken
out, but no one wnf Killed.