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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

ierreii' Tex. Sept. iO.-,rust eftar
preaching at the negro churches ,as,
nisht a difficulty occurred between ,wo
~ more negroes, from which one viii
l.9uapiy die. The parties directly i'm
phcated is negro named Porter who
was shot by some one hut a IL ~.
proven who. The BAPTIST nesro
preacher was badly beaten over ,ns
mead by Porter, the latter said To hav.
a.cNed the preacher and whether
'or'er was shot by the preacher or
some one else is not positively known
out Porter is badly hurt the bali badly
breaking the thigh near the hin Joint
probably necessitating amputatlon.
rhere are various conjectures regard
ing the affair, but nothing definite.
rev. II. c. Morrison OF Louisville,
NY a noted evangelist or the NJ. Il.
church South. Will commence meet
ing at the Methodist church. this eltv.
sunday, october Z. There will be a
good many visitors from other places
10 near him. Rev. p. C. Archer wrote
70 MIR. Morrison today to notify him OF
the arrangements for his meeting.
Sin Killer Griffin was approached to-
day In regard TO the shooting last night
which will probably result in the death
OF Porter Sin Killer said that the
devil being driven out OF the people
and finding no hogs probably went
into the negroes and created this great
trouble. None Of Grnln's people were
In the trouble.
The cloudy weather and occasional
sprinkling is not the most favorable
weather for the cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Washington. sept i0.--EN-Goyernor
Auil'k of Arizona "a In the city aud
haa written a letter to the president
vigorously opposing tie removal OF
Chief Geronimo and his Apaches from
Mount Vernon barracks IN Alabama.
where they are now confined, to their
former reservation in Arizona, In an
Interview on the subject he said: I'm
behait OF the people OF Arizona have
leN u my duty to earnestly protest
against their return. II wna during nv
administration as governor OF thai t.r-
rltofy whom they were removed To For,
Pickers. Fla. by direction OF President
Cleveland This band Of Carnchua
Apaehe Indians are without doubt the
most cruel savages ever born ON this
continent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
SEPTEMBER STATEMENT MADE ny
rnE GOVERNMENT.
Corn shows "a pcciine On An the
Great Corn rroducins states.
Cation Drops several Points.
Wheat aud R,r.

Washington, Sept lc---rhc report Of
the sia,istieian OF the department OF
agriculture for the month Of srp,en,-
Der shows decline In the condition
OF corn to es4 from Gai In the month
OF August and ss in tho month OF
July. This is a decline pf 81 points
from the August and sie from the July
condition. The change Is marked In
nearly all Of the great corn states
The present condition IL Is ia Kos.
lucky. 20 In Ohio. So In Michigan. SO
In indiana. Is In Illinois. 81 In wis.
eonsin and 90 in Minnesota, 10 In Iowa,
40 In Missouri. 40 In Kansas. is In
Nebraska and ld IN South Dakota, In
most OF the southern states the con
dluon has risen and good crop Is
certain. In addition TO tho ta,fayorahle
prospects arising from the low condl-
uon Of tho growing crop reports from
eight states, via; Indiana, Illinois. Wis
oonsin, Iowa, Missouri. Kansas. Me-
hraska and South Dakota In response
To special inquiry show that out OF
an aggregate OF tO.Ssagi4 acres plnuted
~ these states there have been cut
up for fodder or abandoned Is. bOG 900
49,, Wuvs' or - per cent? which n n
n.uo over ~ per cent OF the entire
"'u Pl"nteu IN the country. Thc ~
veh'ak- OF that cut up or abandoned
ny sV'',s REPORTING ~ as follows IN
v'ana' W. iluhols' w Wisconsin, ~
Iowa sei Kansas Oh Nebraska 81;
Svuth hAhot@ 81
ne vonuluon OF wheat, considering
nolh winter ana spring varieties, when
harvested, was MI against 40 last
geht anu ee's IN lSss, Tho reported con.
lltions from the correspondents for the
nrlhelpM wheat srowlnE states are "a
inlluWs. ono lVii Mlehlghn, u; In
u,hhn lVS' lilnolS' lOl Wisconsin,, p2'
minnesota, 10; Iowa, VIZ Missouri. 81
hhnsns. w Nebraska, aOi south pa.
koia W. North Dakota "a; California,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Commerce, Tex. Sept lo.-Two young
men from the country whose names
your correspondent failed 10 learn had
fight yesterday on the square. which
would probably have ended fatally
but for the Interference OF bystanders,
They began in iisticuff, but one drew
a knife, had 1t above his PROSTATE an
tagonlst and was just in the act OF
plunging It into him when arrested.
The trouble was over girl.
The Mayo college VIII open their
session Tuesday next in the Dables
brick. The building is expected to be
up by November LIST
This place has received 1877 bales OF
cotton.
Work Will be begun soon on the Cot
ton Belt yards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

shows shnrp Dcciinr From the
August showing.

Washington, Sept iO.-rhe sri slnbnr
frrort OF The ntdtistclan Of ne agri-
cu'trral department makes co;t,r show
decline OF 90 points fnm tho Au1n,t
condition, which WINS ei.s. nga 1T q (?
f'r this month IA ceadltio ~ The
plant In the month Of June Wa ssL
RISING TO 500 in I'ns ar1 TO 5is last
'nor,h. "A stated he August condl.
tion !ar the year l19l WAS soJ, aud
the ssrlcmbrr cnnd'uor fl~ ~, same
ya0r was T3i, falling on I s1wn
pplits The September o1pdiu9n for
~ scar Nv i26 pulnR nighnT man
tIat II iS9a The state Rvoreges wrrr'
V V,n'a 10n; Nwth Ca s,."H - 30n,h
cAroii0r SO. GcofRnt ~ tilHdn. ".
Ala'ama. Sc, Mlfslsslp1l. -. Louisiana.
M Texas. 81. Arkaneua. 80; Tennessee
-. u rHourl, 9s. Tho trncipai eaiird
IL the de-' led doeli In sandlt = s'rce
the last report was cxccnrlNe rainfall
throughout the larger part Of the cotton
belt. producing too great q growth
Of weeds and checking development
Of the fruit also causing shedding
rotting aud rust The general tenor
OF reports II too much rain and heat
causing too great growth Of weed and
too little fruit"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

began to expand some. the total to-
day REACHING nearly 10000. against asoO
last year and $4,000 tho year hefore
One FEATURE which added somewhat 10
the steadiness exhibited this morning
was the report from the dry goods
trade IN New York From all accounts
very active business is being done.
aud " continued Il Is predicted that
Eastern mills must soon comc Into
the market actively FOR raw cotton.
The expansion In the movement and
the rather favorable bureau report arc
expected to have a decided effect upon
Liverpool and should there be a de-
cline exceeding asa In thar market
tomorrow lower prices viii follow on
this side when the supply, actual and
prospective. is greater than the world
wants the attitude OF consuming coun-
tries becomes the governing factor,
and u Is likely that the course OF law
erpool will control prices for some
time TO come, A novel evidence OF the
immensely OF the cotton trade is
brought prominently before rs by the
circular OF a large Liverpool house
which has connection at Shanghai.
China, This Liverpool house, which Is
well known has issued u circular say
ing that the shipments OF Chinese cot
ton to the continent have assumed such
dimensions during the past year that
they propose 20 enter into the business
OF importing the China raw material
into Europe. The decline IN price OF
silver and consequently Of Eastern OK
change. has made the new departure
possible Since the close OF the civll
war up to year ago there had been
only drifting amounts exported to Eu-
rope. but last year the shipments from
China assembled into the thousands.
Yours truly M'ELRoY & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
THE rrnn nnoonD.


Cleveland. Ohio. Sept io--A special
from Massiilon. Ohio. says; The 1T
tie village OF Dalton, located nine
miles north Of here, was almost to-
tally destroyed by FIRE early this
morning The IRE originated In a
stable and while The direct cause Of
It's origin IL unknown It ~ presumed
that II was prompted by tramps taxi
ing quarters there for the night The
entire loss IL estimated AZ 100000 The
heaviest losers being the Royal In
nurance company The pDstonice
building and It's entire contents WIS
included In the flames Canton, Mas
sillon and Orrviile IRE departments
were hastily summoned and responded.
but their presence was OF no Avail. as
SUFFICIENT water could not be procured
to do any good. The citizens are
frnnllc with grief over the loss OF
their business blocks and residences
and homeless women and children ara
seen on every corner crying bitterly
All the telegraph wires were burned
down and the only communication
with the outside world u by train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Bolton, Tex, Sept, lO,-Ben d. Lee,
president OF the Bell county fair "a
ISOLATION, is suffering from paralysis
of the face.
Mrs. w. G. Murphy, an old resident
Of this county. died at her home in
East Bolton yesterday.
Mrs. |. j. Morris. wife of Or. ]. a.
Morris, who removed here short
time ago from Mills county, died here
yesterday evening.
Great preparations are being made
for the Bell county fair which opens
two weeks from tomorrow. II bids
fair TO be the best fair the county has
ever had.
DR.. Pitt s. Turner is at Wooten Wells
for a weeks rest
The city public schools began their
term today with a large attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

penton. Tex, Sept. io.--John Hudson
o,e OF the Jockeys at the fair grounds
VALE running horse at an early hour
mis- morning was seriously injured by
The horse stumbling and falling upon
him. His condition is regarded as very
serious.
John Proctor. a railroad man here.
lad the misfortune to get his hand
crushed by the train at the coal chutes
this morning.
young man named Peipleman ilv-
ing at Aubrey, eleven miles north OF
here, while toying with an "unloaded"
nlstol this morning was dangerously
sbot Drs Inge and Piner We're sum
moned to wait upon the wounded man.
but UP to a late hour had not returned.
Consequently the nature and location
Of the wound could not be ascertained.
lonnie Gibson, the negro boy who
some time since stole fifty-nve dollars
from Harry Wells. was today sentenced
% 1--WE years In the pen.
The city public schools opened today
under the management Of Superintehd
ent Limbaugh with several hundred
Students enrolled.
The series OF meetings which have
been in progress here for the past
few weeks closed last night. Many
conversions or professions We're made
and some few accessions. Rev. Nc
Cnfkin Is conducting what is called
a holiness" meeting at the Nj. y,
church.
Mr. c. r. ingram. the steam laundry
man who lives in South Denton, re-
ports that some one drugged his wei
late Sunday night. This morning he
discovered that something was wrong
with the water and examination proved
that the water had been doctored. No
elew Is known as TO the perpetrators
or to the object of the crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Rutland, VI, Sept lO.-Returns from
all towns in the state. received by the
town clerk, SHOW the Republican ma
iority 10 be 1880 and their plurality
2s,35G. Official returns win change
these figures very little. The follow
ing is the analysis; Republican vote
OF 1894, AZ. 1856; 1890 49, 452. Democratic
vote for 1894. 14.3SO; 1880, 1888 Re-
publican gain. 1874; Democratic loss.
1868. Tho senate is Republican unit
and the house stands as follows. Lee
publicans. 1885, Democrats, .; popG-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Washington. Sept ie--No informa-
ton has reached government officials
here concerning the reported massacre
Of a survey party in the vicinity Of ~
Paso Several government surveying
parties have been al work In the neigh
vices. ofiieials expscss doubt as 10 any
OF The parties having been murdered.
Al all offices Nh9se employees are az
gagged in survey work and also at the
war department Il was stated that no
report Of accident or trouble of any
kind had been received. Mexican ban
dis and not Indians were regarded AZ
likeiy 70 be the guilty parties IN ease
the rur1or should prove TO have good
foundation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Waco, Sept io.-A few days ago u
married woman disappeared from the
Relsel nelghborhood, leaving her huu-
band aud children. the youngost an In
FAINT. behind II developed that she
had clipped with jack Smlth. who liyVd
In the Same neighborhood. The parties
were located In Houston and Smith.
who IN wanted on u charge Of assault
To murder was brought hnck this
morning ana Jailed, The woman and
her husband. who had followed the
elopctr, were In the party and later IN
the day lett Tor homo the erfing wife
having been forgiven and q roconcillh-
Hon nlIcrInh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

inai paving bid. which was recon-
mended by the board OF public walks
was Cor a single course OF hrlclS nt sa.ot.
This was rejccted and hid Of $3.50 Tor
double course accepted. which was
m extra tax on the property holders
" 100000 and a nront Of 20 cents a
root, which could have been saved
property holders oven on that basis
had the contract been drawn difrcr-
emily. A resolution was adopted DE-
nounclnE the state papers foe pub.
fishing q dispatch last week. which
stated that ugly things were hclng said
about the manner IN which this con-
tract had been awarded The ttoua-
ton Post was also severely roasted fne
having criticized the action af Tho al
dcrmen In the matter " paving con-
tracts. A. all cNcnts the council has
done exactly what tho Post Auggestcd
and the protcstants demanded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Gainesville. Tex, Sept io-Miss
Jessie Daugherty left last night to visit
friends In Cleburne.
MIR A. Brett, II. Z. Philips prescrlp-
tion clerk. left for Mckinney yester-
day on business trip.
A heavy rain fen last night which
ala a great deal OF good to the wheat
and cotton crops.
The Beady MIN and Elevator COM
many are having a new addition built
10 their Office which VIII make 1t com
plete in every respect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Washington, sept. io.--The claims OF
the letter carriers for back puy for
which judgments were rendered by tho
court Of claims and for which appro-
prlations were made In the last den.
cheney bills, are being paid at the treas.
ury department The vast majority OF
these claims, however. are sim pending
before the court OF claims. but II IL
expected that when the court meets
again. october %. judgments In those
pending viii be quickly rendered based
on the decisions In the former cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Guthrie. o, r., sept 10 In the
supreme court today the bank OF New
Vienna lost It's suit ngalnst the city OF
Guthrie Tor $1,000 fur warrant issued
bs tho temporary early government OF
the city for school furniture, The court
holds That tho cliy could not Legally
Issue warrants uniil after a tax aasoHs-
mqnt hnd been made. This deeinlon
also applies 70 other cities and counties
III the territory and mnkea fllagal
many thousands of dollars IN warrants
Issued ell over this territory immediate
W following the organization Of cities
ana counties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

n 49, ana 49, Kimhro attached wit.
49, @ Testify in the case or Noah
H'nstrong. charged with train robbery
t,n, 'en nue. race was run between Guy
i i,in ana Ed Dupree this morning from
htiioois.aa,nsrort TO this place. Inn ma .
,picyeie and Dupree a horse tt, ~. 49,.
hsa'en py about ono minute. and c.a,,id
q "ts Won the race had il moi been, Snr
n,,, nss.Ny rain which fell on then, n
t,n %r y, o. Dutton. who went 10 Ans.
hn, q rev days ago TO place his li,tie
rsi,,, ~ she deaf and dumb school mas
ne hai,,a nome. lie expresses himself
nor H. hshiy pleased with the man
Quoted "n'eh that institution is con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Denlson, Tex, Sept lO.-Henry Haw-
ley OF the Gate city jewerly firm was
badly burned Saturday evening by an
alcohol lamp.
The funeral OF John Howard. the ne
gro who was killed SATURDAY night.
took place yesterday evening. Haw-
kins. the accused, win have a hearing
tomorrow.
Fire DESTROYED the residence Of Mrs.
]. L. West, on West Morgan street,
Saturday evening, Loss about $500,
fully covered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Washington, Sept. lO--The new
tariff act contained provision THAI
the rate OF duty under the Mckinley
act should be imposed on lead ore or
lead droas or silver ores contalning
lead when Imported from countries I'm
posing an export duty thereon. The
treasury department circular states
that Italy and Spain are the only coun-
tries affected. Japan. however. II also
affected by subsequent provlso re-
laiing TO the duty on pig lend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Hllsboro, Tex. Sept. 1O.-The tent
meeting is sim going on.
quite a lively race was had on Cow
lngton street this evening. caused by
q horse belonging to one Of our cltl-
fens getting loose and starting for
home ana Mr.. Charlie Lewis on a
bicycle trying to catch him. After n
chase OF several blocks he succeeded
b overtaklng the horse and with the
assistance of Mr.. Berry Scruggs re-
turned the animal to It's owner
The little daughter OF Mr.. j. j. VERIFY,
enc OF our most prominent and infln-
ential citizens, whose left limb was
stipulated several days ago. died to-
Day at $3.50 and Will be buried tomor-
NV morning at 10 o'clock.
Messrs. Euclid Cox and Il. r. Stem
bfidge arrested a man in the act Of
|iobblng the house of Mr. John Ball
III the lower end of the county. The
| nan had a dirk and a 45-callber pis-
III when arrested, also a razor he had
stolen from n lady about three miles
/ nom the place where caught. He was
Brought here and lodged in jail.
Hon. T. s Smith, Democratic nom
hss for the legislature, and Judge Gun
Bingham, Democratic nominee for
bounty Judge, locked horns with Mr.,
Beloher. the Populist nominee for leg
klature. and Professor j, j. II. Buck.
|P1pullst nominee for county judge, at
tie court house today a very slim
tfowd attended the meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Waco, sept INA delegation 81 busl-
ness men from Houston are "a the city
comforting with the management OF the
large slbydch-krksey woolon mills
CONCERNING their removal to Ilouaton.
The negotiations aud the entire mat
ter are being quietly conducted. ~ h
reported that the Houston ptfpr IL be-
INK booked upon worry fnVofshly aud
that u ~ likely the mills win be re-
moved 10 that city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Ennis, TEX, Sept. io.--As Mr.. W. d..
Rutherford was going 70 the country
in his buggy this morning he met a
runway team with wagon In very
nnrrow road and deep bitches on each
side. lie turned his horse as FAR out
az he dared to. but tho runawnys
struck his horse with the wagon
tongue. killing him and broke the
buggy into bindilng wood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Taylor, Tex, Sept iO.--Mr. T, e.
Hays OF Louisiana is visiting J. L. Ia
Dor and family.
Rev s. i. whlpkey has returned
from visit TO Colorado and looks
much improved in health
Miss Pearle Pennington has returned
from Austin. where she has been Wis
iting friends
c. r. Simmons OF Granger died at
his home on Friday night at u o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Waco Toxo sept ios~Paul obon.
stein langnishca IN iail to-day. charged
with giving hogus chcsks, Tho ylcilma
secured his arlont at liriHtom and this
morning Deputy hhenn Tnrrenoo re-
turned with hiu man "A stated IN
The In2otic yesterday, Clbeuntcin
claims To hail from GHuesvlllc, ani
several 0f the bogus checks were upon
u bank al that ciiv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11
[AI THE STATE CAPITA.
covrnSoR uose AND RIM IN.
cList lSNcniNc COMMITTEES.
lie Il Asked 20 Give Ills opinion W
thy New York woria-A shcrn
Quarantine Notice trom Colorado i
Award. OF PRINTING.

| -t--t---s..-s ~ MI
.usun rsx 60, "a 49,
Co.. 40 "e WsH''s'1|
Not'pn Wv notwithstanding and Cold
storage company o. san Antonlo. win
"A capltni stool, ~ slon o,o a,..,a :. No.
| =, ,,,,,... ..,,,. ~" N''"'-
w '''"s, VIZ" 'ne i"uoWins alsnrfa;
George w. SANDERS. Herman hrcndic.
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aonator 4, N ynat,,,,, "a. l....
l,...-...,... ~" I" ~
'Ns'hn"'u'' ." s'"s' SENATOR which mas
been accepted by the governor. and
| Governor H0rx .wnl issue ~ nros,.
,,n 50, .,a..,,,,.. IL. 1870. =. L, 4
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uay'
HoNerhor hoEk TINS Morning received
a telegram from the New York World
notifying him that n COMMITTED ~
ishshsnmeh would soon visil Texas for
the purpose OF making Investigations
Into the the administration OF moi
law ana asked him ,yhat ha thnusht
.n ,.' ny sNeeu',Ne anu 'aw,Hplu'nk pru7
~ y. wy 9.~'N WV use III we Hs-
eenaen,y m the state by an Immense
nnayo,'S, "'a. uonv WI .hus was heo-
ana VIII continue 70 dlsenuntenanee
y" suvh pioNu'np'oES eNn'oiuohs Ok
hi ,n, pNss'vnh,
Inc governor Heclna disposed 20
invite these Engilriincn To the state
"a help hunt down mob murdvrerH and
thus render assistance 10 a Very ciii-
Client cunstabulnty.
Governor Dayla H. Waite OF Colo
Texas quarantine proclamation ls-
sued under the ACT OF inc Colorado ien-
laintiv,s assembly of Mafcn ~ 1855 and
amended March a. 1857. ana NpriI iSnf.
in reenrd 10 tho ttansportntlot, M aheo,,
which mr., dlsenHed win "seab' ro,ninr
,,,a,ia,, ,Sn,,ir.s ,hnt ,.Ge, -ra,,,, 49,
n"a,,s,,, 49, Co,nraa,, n,,,nsr ,sr,ia.
~, 10 r,,s,,to IN. ,r,e,a.
vos,s N.Y.. w. ss,,,',,,,,., ~
mH''7h ~ u"''N sVp'V'"p'r - i''''
49, ,t. ,.. -.
The STATE printlng c9minlttee mhaa
ne ieupNlnk nWaIus tnlh lhu'h'nss
10 ben q Jones hret.elaHs pilhtlnn
ana hrht ana second olahH printing pa
per.
no EnEone Won hoeekman, second,
third and fourth class printing ana
stationery
prlntina OF the court reports,
Tho foilowlnE figureH show the rela-
tive yniue of ronl estate and town lots
in the seven largest counties IN the
state, In which arc aituatcd tile largast
cities. Tho table runs from 1883 10 1885,
Dallas county, 1883, land, a, jns $50,
town lotn. 81 800 hgh, total, SS.2Ofbsh.
Dallaa county isps, land, xs,Osi ,Ge5. t5wu
lots. gsO.0ig. $50, total sgs Gaidg5 Tar
rnnt county 1859, land 81, ig0O0a. town
lots, sa,aa0.iia. total sf,a60.iil Thrrant
county 1909, lind, A,sia,O10: town lotn,
81. 40 fhh, total slt.isa 1875 Travis noun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

AustIn Tex. Sept. iO.--rhe board OF
.sge,ts Of the university met today
IA af,er eleetins Mayor J. j. Lane
secretary vice a. P Woolar'ass' e, r.
slgned. proceeded 10 examine and ais us
49, III ,dstluionlals in favor q the
s ssysrai applicants for the chi'irf ,.,, .,
, sessra snd payslcs. There are about
eighty appllcans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Houston, Tex, Sept lo.--A report
comes from oakvllle, county seat Of
Live Oak county that half the town
has been wiped ont by fire. Among
the buildings burned were y. Welm-
mcrs store. Guilford'a anloon, drug
store and several other alores Full
particulars have not been learned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

FL Pass. Tex Sept i0.--Nothlng Is
known here concerning the massacre
OF government surveying party. as
reported from San Francisco. SO far as
known there IL only one such party
out, and II is about thirty miles from
Fort Hunchuaca, Arizona,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-11

Waco. sept lO.-Audy straHtcnborg.
an employr az Leonard 8 orand'u sta
bic. WAS badly Injured this morning
while at work one Of the horses In
the stable Kicked him In the forehead.
INJECTING an ugly cash and d serious
doubtful