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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
Godny nasladowania wyrok.

SZTUM. Robotnika Szy-
mahskiego, wracajacego one
gdaj z miasta napad}o dw6ch
1obuz6w niedaleko Sztumskiej
wsi. Uciekli oni, sp}oszeni
przez zblizajacych sic ludzi
pozostawiwszy go ciezko
poranionego.
w BOCHUM w Westfali1
utworzyli tamtejsi robotnicy
Polacy, kt6rych jest W okolicy
kilka tysiecy, po}aczenie,
czyli zwiazek wszystkich
swoich towarzystw. Chca
przez to tenn skuteczniej bro
niGswojej n~arodowosci mowy
i pracowaG mad tenn, ably
lepiej sic mieli i postepowali
W dobrem. SzczeSc i'm W tenn
Boze.
PAN IGNACY N
LEWSkI oSwiadcza w
Gazecie Toruhskiej", re
sk}ada redakcya tego pisma,
kt6ra dotad sprawowa} w
zastepstwle.
KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
SWIFTLY
IS

Jacek, apost6} p6}nocy i
jeden Z najzas}uzehszych me-
zowwieku trzynastego, urodz1f
sic W Kam;eniu wv Szlazku) /
pochodzi} Z znakomitej / MOI
nej rodziny Odrowaz6w. Po-
bozni rodzice ME szczedzili
nj zabiegow, nj koszt6w, by
homie cd Boga uposazonemu
ch}opcu dac wykszta}cenie
naukowe i wychowac go W
zasadach WARY. Jacek wy
wdzieczy} i'm sic, czyniac
szybkie postepy W umiejet-
nosci i nawykajac do modlit-
wy i czci Najswietszej Fanny.
By} on prawdziwym anio}em
niewinnoSci i pozosta} MIN
jake uczeh uniwersytet6w W
Pradze i Bolonii, gdzie po-
zyska} stopieh doktora teologii
i prawa koscielnego. Gdy go
wyswiecono ma kap}ana, wuj
lego Iwon, wyniesiony ma
biskupstwo krakowskie, dab
MI jedne Z kanonii katedral-
nych.
Pogahscy jeszcze pod6w-
czas Prusacy czynili czeste
najazdy ma Polske, niszczyli
katolickie koscio}y, poniewie-
rail- zabijali ksiezy pustoszy-
Ii kraj ogniem i mieczem.
Iwon pojecha} do Rzymu, ably
Z swiezo za}ozonego / kwit-
nacego pod6wczas zakonu
Dominikahskiego sprowadzlc
zakonnik6w, i zabra} re soba
m}odego Jacka. Bawiacy po-
d6wczas W Rzymie Dominik
sw. ME m6g} sic przychylic
do proSby biskupa, gdyz
klaszt6r ME liczy} jeszcze wiele
cz}onk6w, a ma zakonnikach
w}adajacych dostatecznie je-
zykiem polskim zupe}nie
zbywa}o. Wtedy m}ody kano-
mix ME wiele sic namyslajac
postanowi} zrzec sic swego
zaszczytnego stanowlska,
przyja6 habit dominikahski i
przysposobiG sic do niebez
piecznego missyonarstwa. Brat
lego Czes}aw i dw6ch szlach-
ty niemieckiej posz}o "a jcgo
przyk}adem.
Gdy czterech m1odziehc6w
ukoiczy}o nowicyat wRzymie,
wys}a} ich Sw. Dominik do
Polski pod przewodem acka.
luz w drodze kazania ich tax
potezne wrazenia wywar}y, re
mieszkaicy zapragneli mice
klaszt6r dominikahski, q
arcybiskup Salcburski W kr6t-
kim przeciagu czasu postawi}
i kosci6} i budynek mieszkal-
ny.
Krakow przyja} nowych
zakonnik6w Z uniesieniem i
czcia Observation-Disclosures;
wkr6tce wybudowano ola
mich wspania}y i obszerny
kosci6} sw. Trolley. Jacek
odda} sic przedewszystkiem
praktykom poboznym, posci}
O chlebie i wodzie, odmawia}
sobie wszelkich wyg6d, sypia}
ma}o i tylko ma pod}odze.
Dzieh przesiedzia} W kosciele
i miewa} kazania / s1ucha}
spowiedzi W konfesyonale lub
Odwiedza} chorvCh, nOce
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
lsRyss HaPszaysn
DIVA ray dzlenuio!I

Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6cl
edYcjach: rannej wleczornel O.
procz SWIFT dni swjatecznych. W
ktore wychodzl raz jeden ma dzlen6 /.
Olbr2Ymi dzia} telegram6w j
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolio
europe jsklcn pahstw zaocea-
nowych: wreszc1e wsp6]praoownlct.
wo pierwszorzednYch p~isarz6w
ooiskich zjedna@?
kURYEROWI NARSZA WSKIEMD
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym l "a.
gran1oa poczytnosc l powage.
wynosi mjesi9czoie rs. / kop. 50. ''; Nu2
mer po]e'lA hczy wieczorny kosztuje W
Warszswle kop. 5, poranny zaS kop. 9
Cena og4oszen: keklamy: "a je.
den Wlelsz garnn n oNy, albo lego
miejsce pierwsZy rnz IS kop.. xazIy
nastepny raz kop 90.
korcspondencyA prywatna 60
Genie rekjanl.
Nekrologia: "a wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszen,a: ga jedsn
",le'sz petitowy, alho lego ME jsce,
lerWszy raz ~ kop. kazdy n~as,eDny
z 8 kop.
Male cg}oszenia Ia jeden vvraz
= kol. kazdy rag >s}uszeaie ninjmum
J kop.
Nades4ane: Ia !eden wiersa
tTmontOWY IS. /.
Adres Ola deresz
WAkSZA WA. RUSSIA.
Adres Ola. list6w,
7arszawa. KERYER HARSZAWSI.t
Ogo!ny adres
KURYER WSkI.
lao Teatraln,E wv 1erzbova 8.
" arsZaWa. Europe, Russia
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NOT{CETO

There vas never ii time in tht
history ~ oar country when tn.
lem2nd for inventions and I'm.
prov etntnto ia ,he at and scirnccc
generally was - great aS now. fhe
|conVrnic ices Of mankind in the
ticlo y and workshop, the hcuse-
mold on ne farm and IN otii nal
tie rc4uIrecr ntuutl accc>Slpn> 10
II" lprurjrntnc"s and implements
81 each in o der to saw LABOR, time
and expense The political change
IN the administration Of government
does NOS affect the progress OF the
imeucan inventor, who beng Oh
The alert, and ready to perceive the
ef'>tu! d'ic cucIcs does not per
mt the aaairS OF cove nment to
deter INN from quickly concerning
me rene Y 10 overcome existing
discrepancies. Too reat ere CA
"ot be exercised in choosing =
T. n'e tni i >%>.,,i. ATTORNEY
= rr''" AMI pto- ".ltr ~ applirl
llon Tor patent. Fa'uablrrn,r +
raw" be Il Ir>t ..l ..t
iuudner.birI n,ltnc a. hy the en-
PIoYmcnt of mpp;ent conn~a
ani especially IL TINS advice aouli
cable IT, those who auobt the mo
patent, n" p,V' system. "lnvenlu,
who enlrast Their business 10 'n}-
class Of attorneys d. so AZ Imnj.
nent riSk, As the breadth and
strength Of the patent is never
col>ldrr"d IN we" of a quick en-.
dctvcr I" get an allowance ana
Obtain the tee then due. THE
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
J"nn ed icrharn, General Mina
gel, 6lS + street \. W. Washing.
ton ID. G, representing a Ia u
nlinher % important daliv aad
weekly papers, - WI a. genera
periodicals. of the country, va.
instituted To prCtrc, Ms patron.
from The unsafe methods heretofore
employed IL llneu"f business The
sad Company ~ prepared tn take
charge OF all patent business 90
trusted TO " tor reasonable tees.
and prepares and p%r"secnt"s arpll-
cations generally, including me-
chanlcal inventions design apatents.
trademarks, labels, copyrights,
mtertereuces. lnfrlngments, validity
reports, and gives especial attention
to rejected cases. 1t Is also pre-
pared to enter into competition
with any fra II securing foreign
patents.
Write for instructions and advice
JOHN WEDDHRBURN,
els + Street,
y. Q. Box 3S5 Washington. DC.
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eith.r barge or .9iell farms, garder-.
f'ui'~, orchntds, dair, inc, r4isipg stock or
sh@~p. greater vsriety OF crop, with
q greater profit en- be grown on a lc.s
amount of lauas in this country than
can lie reised Ia nny other portion oi this
STATE. DOM - ei-ewhere to huv ianh.
for farms pn-il Won g. southern iliinuiy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

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a-'h''ia'n, ( u. necemhrr Jet. 1872
mniatnt t.v ng h.en o. er.d hi
ne ~ nav q aViofonRrNtrstT II, nm
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cum Hafotn; wit sice to The c.r.
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peI'tt day oi js INV 1885 q
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donmaYt. ". .GAFrlilr1
J. liver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

Elmlra, n. Y. Nov s.--senator I'M
spoke to 1900 people at the new wig
wan hero tonight lie was greeted
with storm OF applause as he APP
peared on the platform. In opening
Mr.. iin referred to the campaign or
1872 ga being honestly and decently
conducted. and said the Democrats
then won a great victory. 80" he
continued, sit win always be when
they had sound principles TO hght for
The great oyershadowlng prin-
ciple OF this campaign" he
said. was the fight on ne
apDortioument question ana the do
feat OF the superintendent was noces-
sary for the preservation OF the Demo-
cratic party in the state OF New York
Eve promised In our platform Of 1892
that we would repeal the sherman sill
vcr law. ana l point TO you that Ia the
first eight months OF our control OF
congress we repealed that law"
senator nm proceeded to attack tho
sherman bill, declaring Il 20 unjust that
ever Republicans wanted II repeated.
One of the causes OF The runic was thia
bill, he declared,
I'VE also promised the people that we
would repeal the protective tnrin
bill known MS the Mckinley bill. II
has been repealed and has gone where
the woodwine twinoth mover to return
againS That BIN" he said. proceeded
on a vicious theory thar the consumers
pay the tariff and ! do not propose to
enter upon the discussion Of that qucs-
tion at this stage Of the game" lie
then proceeded to show the fallacies
from his point OF view Of high tariff
He said he did not blame Mckinley for
shooting through this state on the rear
end or parlor car He remembered a
campaign In Ohio In 1890 VIXEN at re-
quest. he went thoro and spoke. He
did not know what effect his efforts
would have but he knew Mckinley had
not returned and he did not blame him
for now trying 70 get even
He rldiculed Depew Tor claiming the
Democratic party was tho friend Of
monopoly, and said Mr. Depew aiways
found u convenient 20 be In Europe
whenever there was u strike among
the worsmcn Of his road
The speaker reiterated HE statement
that In place Of McKlnleyism a ren-
sonablc. safe b'll had been substituted
He denied that the Democrats marty
was responsible for the hard tImas.
They came because Of the Sherman
bill and the Mckinley bill ana came
before the Democrats had had time
time TO put q law IN the STATUTE
books. THE country" he said IN con.
clusion. "is now coming to a state OF
prosperity and the people arc on the
verge OF greater prosperity than had
been experienced under Republican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

London, Nov 9,--Accordlng TO the
reports published today the affairs OF
the home rule party grow worse and
the prospects, OF the passage OF amy
home rule measures are very slim Ia
ded.
Timothy Healy is said 70 have def
nitely cut loose from Mccarthy ana
Dillon. ana II Is alleged that he VIII
carry with him al the outset about ms
many az the PaIneliltos reckon In their
ranks. This the Healyites claim. VIII
be only nucleus that their party win
eventually have. The Heaiyites win
have a newspaper and the bulk OF The
money Is provided.
]. II. Mack OF the Pail Mall Gazette
predicts that the Irish farmers. who
have been the backbone Of The nntlon-
ailst movement, will become loyal, na
they are gradually Frtting what they
want In regard 10 land ana increased
traffc upUn the Irish railroads shows
they are prospering.
rho Scotland Yard authorities inform
the Associated Pnsss that they have
evidence that the physical force party
Ia planning an Important campaign.
This activity, It IL claimed. Is conse-
unonce OF The reply OF John Morley
10 the deputation who called upon him
n fow days ago IN reference 70 the re-
lease OF The irish prisoners now sciv-
Ing terms Of lmprisonment III England
under the treason felon aci. Tho dopu-
thtion consists OF the lord mayor Of
London the sheriff, and other Mons
bers OF the Dublin corporation. After
listcning 10 the dtputation, Mr.. Morley
snid that though h. personally had
every desire 70 mike eonccsmons. tho
cuvrent OF popular sentiment IN ire
land recognized that the Imprisoned
men had no claim to any special Glenn
ency. The Scotland Yard officials add
ed that the physical force parry are la
active communication with thclr SYM
paihizefa in the United states. The
ofheiaia are receiving reports concern
America fiom pinkcrson's detective
agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

shares the deep sorrow felt for my true
friend. the most eincere protector OF
European pence. and that Il ever re-
members gratefully the good VIII al
ways manifested towards the army by
the departed emperor"
His majesty further directed deputa-
uons from the two regiments previous
" Indicated, N addition TO a depata-
tlon from The Eighth Hussara, to at
tend the funeral az the csitr.
\ similar decree n published In tho
naval orders. directing the naval OIL
cer3 TO wear monrninR for three weeks
and commanders OF war ships 10 dis
play mourning ilngg for one day and
10 Are a salute shortly before noon on
the day OF the funeral.
The emperor alao directs TINT the
bands OF The war ships are NOT 10 play
Tor three days, The flRgs are flying at
half mast today on the royal castles
m the city and al PottFsam and over
all the state buildings. as well ns over
the Russian embassy. At tilc Russian
church two aervlcrs daily VIII be held
for the Russian colony until the funeral
shall have taken place. II IL expected
that Emperor william win attend the
mDga service AT tho Russian embaasy.
The colore Of tho Alexander regiment
VIII BIZ taken 10 the embassy during
this service. IN view Of the fmpOrt-
ance Of the religious question IN Rus
sla the following remark. attributed
10 Nicholas H.. Is especially interest
Ing: Il am a pious Christian. but my
belief IN the Savior does not cntitle
noe 10 peraecutc othcra on account Of
their faith"
This remark. n authentic. would indi-
cate the czafa intention 10 bring the
regime OF the procurator general or the
holy synod Pobledonostzcn TO a speedy
end.
Such development o. the religious
question. Il Is almost needless TO say,
would be hailed with the greatest Joy
IN Germany. as the German stund!sts.
Jews nnd Catholics In Russia have long
been subjects OF fauatical persecution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

worker in the slums. witness testi.
lied that some time ago Mir. Con nskad
her TO take $50 10 Sergeant O'Toolc
from the doctor. He took thc money
and said everything would BE all right.
Dr.. whitehead resumed; Last spring
a woman. a Mrs. Alexander came 10
me. She wanted an operation per-
formed. I declined on the ground that
/ had been In enough trouble with the
police and they were persecutine me.
She said: "A Judge Is responsible for
my condition, and asked me what
Justice l had been nrrasgned before,
When told her Judge Koch, she ex-
claimed, Great God. that's the Judge
who has gotten me in this way nve
tines she told me 70 ace Judge Koch.
He said: why. has my girl been to
see your l have had her TINT way
I'VE tiines.' just thon Mr.. Friend came
In. Judge Koch turned TO Friend and
said; I'm In trouble with that Alex
ander woman again The woman
came to my house again. Meanwhile
told Mfr. Con and he had half a dozen
detectives to hear he rstatemcnt."
"She came before the appointed time
and when put her on she went 70
another doctor. who treated her."
Mrs Ruggies again testified
"She had visited the Alexander wom-
an. who told her she could not walt for
Dr. whitehead, because she was an
actress and had 70 oil an engagement"
Or. Whitehead resumed the stand.
lie had been anxioua to be brought to
trial. but had not succeeded. He had
engaged Lawyer Hugh o. Pentccost.
who contracted FOR $3.50 to have the
Indictments dismissed or return the
money. The agreements 10 this effect
were produced IN evidence,
LAWYER pentecost WAS present. MIR.
Con said Il had been proven that a
horrible state OF corruption existed IN
Official life In New York city.
Senator Pound praised Mr. Gofr for
his energy, courage and endurance In
prosecuting the committces work.
with cheers for Counsel Con the au.
dlence dispersed.
The committee adjourned 10 Noyem-
Der 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

William Riser Took n Wink and
Gave Up His PociSctboolS.

william Riser. who lives forty-hve
miles from Alexander. on the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railroad. was
waiting for his train at the Union Depot
yesterday evening when be was APP
preached by a stranger who proposed
that they should take walk. They
went on together and when they had
got as far out as the bridge rear the
Rio Grande shops they were mot by
another man. There after some con-
yersation In which Riser stated that he
wanted to sell ring he handed his
pocket book containing the ring and 80
to one OF the men who passed II to
the other when the two decamped In
the darkness. The stranger who first
met Riser Is described b y him as be-
ing a dark completed man with a
black m ustache, d ressed In dark
clothes and having on "A black over
coat.
Riser returned to the depot minus his
money and il now stranded without
means to get TO bis home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04
nnnhrd or Nenrly sloo.

A man giving his name as Riser was
robbed near the Union depot last night
OF about 1875. He is Mississlppian'
who is looking FOR a place 10 locate n
his state. while waiting for train
he was aocosted by n stranger VINO
Invited him TO aecomapny nun ma
49,, 81 his father. who. he said, hVen
~ me sul urhs. iSi5er walked up me
rsiiwny track With the Stranger. ana
when several hundred yards from me rhe
sepot they sat down 70 rest Ine
stranger onersd iSiser $40 Tor rlns
aud yher he pulled his poeketoo2K ~
when the rlng wca contained out W
-nhsmer snatehed y, mo osi ll,,o V ihsv
avs ~, ring back and at once neoe
IN with the money The matter ne "
BEEN renort,d to the police and "ili pe
Inv & ugatcdi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

New orleans, La, Nov IA special
10 The Times Democrat from Jackson.
Miss. says; It has just developed that
during the week several very promin-
ent Republican, met behind closed
doors In the city ana decided to 10
over, bag and baggage. 10 the Popu-
list party.
Part OF the scheme as developed Is
to start populist paper In this city
to promote the principles OF that par
~ which Ia TO receive the support OF
the Republicans. The Republicans IN
case the scheme works, have agreed
not to put candidate In tho neld.
but are 10 heartily support the opu-
list candidate. with a hope OF defeating
the Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. s--Flrst race
Dive furlongs. Manola won, Pedes-
trian second. Clara Bauer third. Time.
1.01 IA.
Second race-Nlne furlongs. woolsey
won, Marcel second. Peytonia third.
Time. 1854 i-2.
Third race-Declared off.
Fourth raec--MiIe. Maid Marian won,
Wedeeaeld second. Cyrus third Time,
1.i2 l-2 ~
Firth race--I'ive furiongs. Euranla
won, Miss Alice second. Rasper third.
Time, 1902 Ia.
sixth raee-lrlve furlongs. Bessie
Nichols won, Foliowday second. Quick
step third. Time, 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

, oakley, Ohio. Nov a.-rirst race
suFse 400, for two-year-oids and up.
sae mile and a sixteenth. pomInEo
NJ, , hak Line second, Ed Garland
'n w Time, 1851 Ia.
ffssa,,,;olas, one mile Alarm iYg r nor W., W.
Tne seeond, Shield Bearer third
Ytar.es.,.. ase--,F'reo handicap. for three.
sariS md over, one mile and 20
I'D. ssr N.elha Won, George Beci, Soc
Fsur,h Ie$ 'hird. Time. 1851 IA.
III f'.s land cap. seven surIonrs ar.
r,s,er X ,ehm1n second. The IRON
Nsss-S,a rrs.sss,6o1.selling, purse 500, for
a.ranst NM ian, and UP. one mlle Fred
is thru "'nl ismma Nc second. Mich
N faee--Dpriared an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04
NICHOLAS plEASES WILLIAM,
FRIENDLY DEMONSTRATIONS NE
TWEEN TnE TWO RULERS.


Berlin, Nov copyrighted by the
Associated Prose. is9t)--The anxiety
which prevailed here during the last
stages OF the illness Of the caar Of Rus
Bla has been succeeded by feeling Of
satisfaction AZ the tcnor OF the new
cgar's proclamation. The terms In
which this frSt political utteranee OF
Nicholas II. were couohed has pro-
ducod the boat Impression. This Ia
especially the case In regard 10 the
assurance OF the young emperor that
he would cndeavor 70 promote the pa
cinc development OF the country he
ina been called upon TO rule The
firm, almost bvoyhnt manner In which
the news was received by the bourae
ana the subsequent proclamation ana
Accession Of The now ear reflect the
general feeling OF security with which
The German financial world regards
the political outlook, The fact that the
car personally teieRraphed 70 EN-
neror william toe news OF hls father'a
death has dispoiied any doubt regard
Ing the friendly perfonhl relations Of
the heads o. the two great empires
Thin T. especially the case when Viewed
r,de by eide with the unrcaervediy
pympaiheuc words which the German
emperor uttered IN his recent speech
al stottln on receipt of the ears DIS
match communicating the news OF the
death OF hia father An imperial de
cree was published hero today In
the army orders commanding fourteen
days OF mourning throughout me army
and three weeks for The Emperor Alex
aneer regiment OF the guard nnd Tor
the trirnt uhlan regiment Of which the
emperor WINS honorary co'onel.
The decree also commands that dur
ing the flrtt three days OF nienrnlng
none OF the military bands nrc 10 play.
The decree proceeds AZ foliowH:
THE army VIII thus testify that II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

st. Asaph. Va. Nov. s.-First race
SIX furlongs; Mcintyre won. Old Do
minion second. Copyright third. Time.
LII Ia,
second race--one mile and one-
eighth Miss Dixie won. Prir second.
Naronens third, Time. 2.06 IT,,
thlrd race-Four and one-halt fur
longs; Phoebus won. Harris second,
Direliet third. Time, loo.
Fourth raoe-Siz furlongs; wern-
berg won. Melody second. Star Actress
third. Time. Isl s-i.
Firth raee-Fiye and one-half fur
ongs; Owlet won, Ella Reed second,
Thyra third. Time. il5.
sixth race-one mile; Little Mat
won, Mestchester second. Pulitzer
third. Time, 1a2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

San Francisco. Nov, s.-First race,
six furlongs-Melanie won, Broadhead
second, Arapahoe third. Time, 1913 IL.
Second race, seven furlongs-Artist
won. Duke Stevens second. Thelma
third. Time. &c l-2.
Third race, six furlongs, ladies'
stakes-Plquante won, Playful second.
Lady Diamond third. Time. 1;li
Fourth race. steeplechase. mile and
a half-Happy Band won, Dick O'Mai-
ley second, Longwell third. Time,
1:22 1-2.
laskll won, Thornhill second. Rico
third. Time, iA7 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

Parls. Nov. a.-Tclegrams OF con-
dolenee hnvo been sent to Russia by
the general and municipal councils OF
Franco without any exception. Lista
have been opened to subscriptions with
caaket OF the car In reply 10 tho
message OF coincidence sent by General
Mercier, minister OF war IN behalf OF
the French army. czar Nicholas sent
q telegram In which he expressed his
profound recognition OF the syinpathy
OF the French army FOR Russia's in
repar0ble loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04

Hawthorne, Nov s--First race--six
furlongs; Minnie Maekin won. Orbit
second. Blackblrd third Time. i:2a.
Second raee-SiN furlongs; Spendo-
line Won Moses Solomon second. DR.,
Bin third. Time, leg.
Third race--six furlongs; Hoodlum
won. Helen Wren second. Eel Reno
third. Time, 1;2l.
Fourth race Eleven-slxteenths OF a
mile--CupriH won, Melles Street sec
ond. Buck Knight third Time, ll4.
Fifth race--One mile; Little Cripple
won, Simrock second. Enthusiast third.
Time, 1850.