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

Hlnsboro, Tex, Nov. lo.-Miichei
Alexandra, a negro living In cors'cana'
who has relatives living here. put two
OF his little children. aged respeetively'
and G years, on the Cotton Belt IRAN
Yesterday in Corsicana and paid their
fare TO Hillsboro, but did not INFORM
his relatives here OF their coming On
the arrival OF the train here they were
put on. The children were taken IN
charge by officer Jones, who upon IN
1ulry found their relatives and turned
the children over to them, II APP
pears to be clear case OF abandon
ment and tho better class OF the col
ored people here are very much en-
ragged over the AFFAIR and 1t VIII not
be healthy for the father to ever place
his foot In Hiilsboro again.
c. T.. Greenwood during the recent
illness OF County Attorney Geo ]. Jor-
dan performed the functions OF that
office with great credit to himself ana
the great county and state he SO ably
represented.
pr j. A. Ferguson, leading dentist
Of Lampasas. Is In the city visiting
his friend and former schoolmhte,
G. T. Greenwood.
The Whit Harris case was called In
the district court this morning ana
over one hundred witnesses answered
TO their names The finest legal talent
obtainable in Hillsboro and Waco has
been secured on both des.
Hilary Jackson, colorcd. was con
victed in the district court yesterday
OF murder IN the second degree toi
killing sam Grow, also colorod and tbs
Jury gave him twenty-four years IL
the penitentiary.
The Jury returned a verdict OF man
! slaughter in the Joe Nixon case an1
Z assessed his punishment at two year,
| In the penitentiary There was quite
nm Affecting scene In the court whef
/ the verdict was read. several OF Joe'i
I female relatives being present
Hcnderson's gin, at vaughan, burneS
I yesterday, Involving loss OF $4,000
Insured for $1,000. Very little cottoI
was In the gin at the time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Cresson, Tex, Nov. 1o.--cresson is
sim Improving. MIR. Geo. simpson has
just completed large cotton seed
storage house, with capacity Of $4,000
bushels.
a mysterious FIRE at Mr. Barker's gin
occurred some time In the night. -Four
bales OF cotton were burned, three the
property OF j. T. Shlrly and one OF j..
s. Richards. Total loss
Mr. G. b. Glenn Is making valuable
improvements on his property.
MIR. A. Lanham has lumber on the
ground to build a neat residence near
town.
Mr. f. o. Fidler has bought the In
terest Of +. NJ, Cain In the dry goods
firm Of +, VI, Cain s. Co. Mr.. Cain re-
tires and will seek another Eldorado.
DR.. James reports the sick all com
yalescng, We have two or three cases
of snake bite, but hope to have them
all o. k. by the 10Th of January.
Corn and hay are being shipped in
carlots TO the dry West
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Sanger. Tex, NOV. 1o.-work COM
menced on our artesian well this
morning. 1t is paid for by subscrlp-
tlon and the citizens have contributed
literally.
DR.. ]. A. Abney. founder of the town
deeds park to the town as his share.
Mr. ]. W. Warren. our new druggist.
q. building new house In East SAM
ger.
There have been some 1000 bales OF
cotton bought here up to date.
Wheat is needing rain badly now.
some OF Il Is beginning TO die out.
Work on the new church is progress-
ing finely and when completed IT VIII
be very credltable edince,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. l0..-At mid
night the Democratic executive COM
mlttoo practically admits the election
Of Evans. Rep. on the face Of the re-
turns. The Republican committee
claims his election by a majority OF
from 400 10 1900 votes. Tho Demo
crath have both branches Of the legls-
inture. The Democrats say that they
have conclusive evidences Of fraud
parpetrntod Ia East ycnneBnee coun-
tios, and returns were puddpd TO
show more votes and iaiEor mnjorluea
for Evans than he received, and that
when those are eliminated Turnoy'H
undlsputcd vote VIII give him na-
iorlty The Legislature meets In jan
nury, 1896 Returns tonight from two
cuuntieH In Went Tennessee show that
the estimates were Incorrect, and re-
duced Turneys vote by about 200.
The American from late returns nd
mits that Evana has 600 majority over
Turney by tho face Of the returng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Washington. Nov io.-The cash
balance in the treasury today was
sloI. 7O5. ass; gold reserve, $Gl,9l5, loi. The
receipts from all sources so far this
month amount TO $3.50 10. making the
total receipts since July !, last, SigS,-
62T,52q The disbursements during the
ten days Of the present month amount
to $l1, 727 900. ana since July to $l23.-
Oi6, 233: leaving dehcit Of s5,0sLls5
during the last ten days and Sl9AiO.
TAI since July / last a compared with
February 1. 1891 when the last BOND
issue was made There Is an increase
In the cash balance OF over 500 500, 600
The gold reserve has. however de-
creased about si,O0O'oOo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov 1o.-oaIsley
olosed It's thirty day meeting today.
First rncc-scyen furlongs. o'conneil
won. Billy Bennett necond, cerro Cordo
third. Time. la1 If.
ses0nd Selling, 2-year-oida,
hve and a half fufongs Katie 5; won,
Tolache second. 1fossmorc third. Time,
IN 81
Third raee--Selllng. 2-ySar-olds. I'VE
and half furlDnEs Shield Bearer
won. Neaodah second, WhIn third.
Time. 1:i6 Ia
Fourth raoe-purse. 2-yoar-olds. six
furlongs, simon w won. jonu Kessler
focond, start third. Time, 117 "a.
Fifth race-selling, 3-yenr-old and up,
one mile Tremonh won. GlOrlanna scc-
ond. Gnss third. Time, not taken.
Sixth race Selling. a-year-old and up.
one mile. Mrs. Morgan won. Enid Soc
oud. Bayard third. Time. i41 3D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Dallas, Tex. Nov. lo-Tho Gazette
stated that ihief carried away Coli
onel Unt @. Turneys wardrobe, at 900
Main street, and gave Colonel Turneys
very llbornl proposition that II the
thief would return hair OF the clothes
he would call 1t squ1ra and guarantee
not to prosecute.
Colonel rurney says the thief IL evil
IDENTIFY u reader 81 The Gazette. for
his morning he found at hiH door,
done up In u nowepuper q coat and
vest Of the same color as coat ana
vest stolen from him. but OF hand
mc-dQwn qulhty whcreaR his was
tailor made. Colonel Turney IL dla-
poand to believe the thief meant well,
but that being IN general crooked
clothing businesH, he forsot Just what
he did steal from him ana made a mis-
take In returning the clothes ~ any
rate he believes the thief has given
evidence OF good faith In his attempt
10 meet his proposition. and his amend
ed proposition II that " he VIII come
and get the cont and vest he left that
ho will call u square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

In this section. Cotton picking Is about
completed. The gin at this place has
put up 500 bales at this writing. Mr..
l. H. Christian has moved In his hand
some residence on Main street,
DIR. w. Murphy. a very prominent
physician from Kentucky. has located
hers. We welcome DR.. Murphy % his
new home. Our latch string hangs on
the outside to all good people OF other
counties, who are looking out for a
location.
Quite number OF our citizens will
attend the Cotton Palace at Waco.
Miss cordie Dawson visited relatives
In Gainesville this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
GROWER ArnAiD or coNGnnss.
The Fifty Miiiion nond Issue May
lie Hurried Through.

washington. Nov lO.--There arc
strong indications that another issue
Of bonds will be made during the CO NJ
ing week. For some time past the
conviction has been GraM.lg Nsssaau -,
-,-e.esc-rrr,r 'r,''af an iss6e OF another $780,.
100000 would soon be made. and on his
return from BuGzards Bay he expressed
to the cabinet his belief that the issue
could not be long delayed, and that
the sooner 1t was made me better. He
saw tile treasury receipts constantly
becoming less. No immediate pros
fcats ~ anys favorable chauge was APP
parent. Already the gold reserve has
reached point OF SiVvQo9O below the
lowest point touched previous to the
last ISSUE with the probabilities strong
Is in favor OF aUu FURTHER and larger
Withdrawals Tor export as soon "a the
spring outflow sets in. For the last
several years the spring MithdraNals
have ranged in value fiom Sg0,0oo,0Ol
10 $50, 600 900 and more. ard Il was not
good Judgment. In the opinion ot the
president, TO wait until the reserve was
wiped out before taking steps TO re-
plenlsh Il Secretary CHrliale, II "a un-
derstuod. took more hopeful View Of
the situation He orficd that the re-
celpts would show big increase, The
1 supply OF whisky which was Withdrawn
/ from bond just prior to the passage oil
/ the tarift act to avoid the payment OF
! the additional 20 GEMS per gallon would
! Vely soon be exhausted, and that the
demands OF trade would result M an IN
crease in revenues from this source
( and this was equally true Of customi
receipts.
Just before the tariff act went int
( operation the Withdrawal from bond %
goods OF every character was large
This SIMPLY had nav been exhausted
or nearly SO. and II was the coniiden
! expectation OF the secretary that tn
present steady revival OF trade woul'
! soon remove any necessity Tor anothe
issue of bonds.
Up to this time there have beef
signs OF no important Withdrawals .
gold for export and he thought tn
emergency might be passed without In
creuslng the public debt. He argued
too, that his experience In placing IN
last Issue. showed that another issue o
$50. 600 might prove a dctrimcnt I
the treasury iecclpts In the future,
An eva sion of the spirit Of the Lax
authorizing the issue Of the bonds wa
several times detected during the settle
mcntg for the last issue and hc feare
that It might be practioed again. Tn
president, however. thought that n
things considered, he preferred not
walt until congress assembled In Dc
cemhcr. when measures might be take
TO obstruct the issue In his opinion IA
situation demanded the isTue and thei
should be no unnecessary delay
Az the request OF the president Sec
rotary Carlisle Joined him NJ Noodle
this afternoon and at a late hour Ia
not returned 10 the city Persons In
position TO know believe the issue WI
be officially announced before the clos
| of tho cnmlng Meok.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Chicago. Nov lo.--James Doyle.
treasurer OF the Junior Plumbers as
ISOLATION. was shot and killed tonight
by Harry X Burgess, an iron worker
For some time strike has been IN
progress at the Marquette building at
the corner OF Dearborn and Adams
streets. Assaults By the union men, OF
whom Doyle was one, have been num-
orous. Tonight when Burgess and COM
panlons were leaving work they were
halted by a crowd Of union men with
poyle al their head. a fierce fight fol-
lowed aud Doyle was carried away
with a bullet in his skull. He dled in
the hospital. Burgess gave Himself up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Dallas. Tex. Nov. l0.--Detectlye AL
exander today arrested a young man
who w1a trying to sell IN East pailes
woman'a bicycle or the Victoria
mako. The young man. who gave the
name OF ollie Garrison, acted IN such a
Suspicious manner a. 70 attract the at
tentlon of Tho officers
Garrison declines TO enter into any
crpianation deoming Il none OF the ON
Gers businaas To Inquire into hia ar
fairs. TIE ofiicor locked Garrisop up
until be could find out more on his
own hook.
Tho officers believe Garrison came IN
from Plano this morning, and they
hope 10 md up that way a woman
who II out a bicycle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Mrs. p. T, Downs Of Galveston was
the guest of Mr.. l., c. Sherwood and
wife Monday.
Miss Rogh Perry OF Marshall Is visit
ing Mrs Featherstone ia West Cleburne.
Miss Ladie Dickinson OF Temple, IL
In the city visiting friends,
]. a. Llngren and family left Tues
day for Greenville.
Miss Hattie Osborne. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Dallas,
returned home Wednesday.
ID. II. Burroughs Of Dublin spent
Tuesday In Cleburne
Mr. ]. Lee of thia city and Miss Katie
Crump OF NaraJoe. o. r.. Will be
married November ~.
There was quite number OF Cleburne
people who went 10 Fort Worth to nee
Thomas Kocne in Richard III Saturday
evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Nashville Tenn, Nov. 10.--FirBt race.
9 furloigs. Metropolc won, Marehaway
second b. +. Fly Jr. third Time
liz ~.
Second racc-slx furlonga Euranla
won, Prime Minister second. Flash
third. Time, 1914.
Third race-l'ivc furiongs. Marquette
on. LeonRa Last second. Bell Star third.
Time i.02 -.
Fourth racc--One mile. Elmer II won,
Henry Jenkins second, Saxaphone third
Time. i;t2 81
Fifth racc-Miie and n sixteenth, over
1--WE hurdles. Dead heat between Uncle
Frank and W. l., Afunson, Prlmoro
third. Time, zoo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

ST, Louis. Mo-. Nov. i0.--First race
Five fuilonga. Crab cider won, Up
hate second. Nancy Hales third. Time,
i.0i.
Second racc--Fivc and half furlongs.
Miss Portland won, Heads or Tails seq
ond, Lillian THIRD. Time, i.it.
Third rase--Four and a hnlf furlongs.
Simmons won. Censor second, Tho Sur
geon third. Time ;bS 10.
Fourth rAcc-Scveh furlongs, DIS.
turbance won, III Henry second,
Souihcmest third Time, i.si
1'ifth rice Mile National won, Miss
Baushman second, Harry Weaver third
Time. i4S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

San Frannlsco, Cat. Nov. lo,--Flrgt
race--About six furlonss md q half;
Sir Richard won. Ohcsia second.
llueme third Time, 1923
Second race-Ahout ak furlongs;
Roma won Tart0rian second. Charles
A. third Time, t;ii 10.
Third racr--one mile Rey ~ Fonso
won. Gallant second, Flashlight third,
Time. ia,
Fourth e-Stcenlochaar; one mile
and a hale todgewell won. Happy
band second Eldorado third Time,
2;2i,
Firth rnce-Onc mile and seventy
yards; Duke Stevens won, Cirrocoo
second. Candid third Time. 1850.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Washington. Nov 10.--rhc rpciug ut
AleNandcrs Island today woa rendered
more than usually exciting by an un-
fortunate accident which occurred Ia
the fourth race, resulting In the death
OF the horse Florist and serious inju-
iicR TO Jockeys Donuelly and King.
just az the nag dropped for the start
ia the fourth race. Florist stumbled,
turned complete somcrSault aud par
TALLY fcll on little ponlcy III Trlc-
rrnpho tell over Florist throwing
Jockey King Florist was killed by the
accident, while El Telennpho escaped
uuhcrt Donnclly hud his leE fractured
and wan internally injured while King
had shoulder dedicated. Both boys
wcrs removed 10 the Emergency hos
pltal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

vicksburg, Miss. NOV. 1o.--on the
night or the eth inst, Thomas 8. Keys
OF the firm OF Keys & Pinaon, mer-
chants OF Lloyd. La. was murdered IN
his stors by being knocked In the head
ana having his throat cut from ear 10
ear. AMER a three days invesiifnllon,
one Charles Williams, half breed
Mexican and noted despcrndo, was ar
rested along with q negro man. ana
nut m jait The negro confessed 70
being VIII Williams. and that Williams
cut Keys throat II II supposed that
Inc negro first br>ined Keys WIFE an
az and that Williams then cut hls
throat. Last night an lnfnrinton
rro and shot .vilIlams to places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

New orleans. La, Nov. 1O.-There
has been no change in the strike sit
uatlon here tonight. Governor Foster
went TO Baton Rouge this evening and
me labor organizations have been
called 10 meet tomorrow morning,
when IL IL hoped that the preliminary
stems toward a settloment Of the Diff
ouiiies VIII be taken. There has been
no Plotting today ana the negro laborers
have worked under police protection
without moderation. Reports received
at midnight from southport aud points
IN the city were 70 me effect thAt the
conditions were pcaceable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
CHICO.

chico. Tex, Nov. iO--A. Devereux
OF Decatur WAS In town yesterday.
NJ B. Jones OF Fort Worth was here
town today.
o. II. Franklin OF Arlington was here
yesterday.
rev .. T. Staniield went 10 Sunset
"a prench a series OF sermons.
There were twenty cars OF cotton
shipped yesterday. and fifteen more
viii be shipped today.
There Is much cotton yet unpicked .
Rain Is needed very much throughout
two months.
popullsts here are taking their de-
fcat very quietly. while many express
satisfaction at the general outcome Of
the eiectin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Harlem. Ill. Nov. io.--Flist race
Five furlongs. Aroma won, nlida May
second, Rosemary third. Time, 100 "a.
Second race--Mlle and seventy yards
Minnie Mackin won, Constant second.
Little George third Time, l.57 3-a
Third race-Mlle and seventy yards
Resale BiAland won, Eagle Bird second.
Rey bel Mar th.rd. Time. lisa liz.
Fourth racc--slx furlongs Fra pl-
avola won, May Thompson second.
highland third Time. lei.
Fifth race-Irive furlongs, Maggie
Gray won, Sliverado second. somnaLa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
'ssFs. VINO three hours before bound

TTgcrs. who three hours before bound !
Cd on tho rridiron fun of confidence.
,,,s - -, .'...., ~
No" Nieu sau'S on 'he ne'e' "."y Va
them SO weak ana crippled that tney
Ind 10 be horne In The nrme OF COM
,aa.. rr,o III. crowd wont wild.
auN's' ANV N'h N'O"N 49, -,
The huge yellow chrysanthemuhH anu
the long black streamnrs faded from
sleht In their plncea hundreds OF
-, - ~, ,,,,,t,,,uo. h,n, and reA
pi"u anu ~ uui'' N'''''' 49, 49,
handkerrhlefs, pluc anu lee lpo'n8'
burst into view like magic. The vast
,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,o,,.a ,na yelled until inc
N''Ne -, IA, n,..,t,,
Dig hANnuusv "s ""eS ,,,,.
fairly quiNered. tlnAlly Nne Vh'huN-
lasm became boundless, and like a
-, a., a.. ,,.,,,d .ttr.s,a ont into
h''N' "Vu"' Wv m. ,.to,,ar,
the silulroh anu hu'Su"h w
upon their shoulders, carried them
ero,, no prounds IL was grand
-, ,.,,',..,.,,t,, e,,.ht Il,t nv ms
nAtte stuepVt NY .ose ~, ~, tin,t md
they Would, 'ne llkN's ~, ~ ~ en1r',,,il,,,
ehahee iVt NlS'Vt ~, fnr min
mems eu'p,aESu, uie,n "''''' ,ns.ed Mo
lhy nAsnS W NJ .,,.,,,s 80 tho giant
pupS ~ wy ~ ,,i,,ee Of IND
w nhl suh, itvN n.y.. =, "a N, ~ NM, Irr
tushels, louha III Nll"s ,,,,,,,t fie' mnn.
tns tAinous NSMF' t. ny ,,,,iv.
headed oppoupnt, NagonhMfAt OH-
| rood BrooKe. Gilbert and Wharton
Snd ISninne were an onuusted with
| advancinr The bail and all Justified the
~ , $50 ,iercd IN thrn,
W,iiimms M pluciSv iltuc quarter
bncL handled himself Uke vetui an
| ana arnred IND nrst touchdown for the
rra ana niue Thc nan mad been pass
I'd 10 Cochran Tor 4 l,ick on Prince
800 tNysri, vard but no Tlger FULL
hncis nuntnd Inc bnil INFO the ranks OF
i,is n,sn men and Nyiitlana. with upht-
ninr agility tucked no leather under
~" i1ff MN dashed down mo aeld.
throug6 he TIGER ranks, and dropped
hoil ga,,orc AVER the bar ana scored
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

paris. Tex, Nov. lO.--Burglars enter
ed the store of scott Morris at ''en
rrank.in and blew open The safe. seeni-
Ing si52 and number Of notes ana
accounts The burglars drilled into the
80 ana covered the safe with SACKS
80 eo,r 10 mufIle the explosion. Sherln
~ Of this city was wired 70
hring hls blood hounds TO the scene 70
Sain in. catching the burglars. Tne
hurelars were trailed some distance pu.
bad not been apprehended at late hour
tnufxht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

81. Asaph. Va. Nov. io.-Firrt race
-Four furlongsi Pavhenia won. Nj
neveh second. Pretense third. Time.
.bi -
Second race-slx furlonga and a half
prince George won, Little Tom SEQ
ond. Perchlno third. Time, &c -
Third race.-5ix ftirlougp: King Gold
won. cockadc second. Phoebus third.
Tsnie. 1913.
Fowth race--slx furIcngs and a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Dallas, TEX. Nov. io.-Amons the
wills probatcd In the county court this
morning was that Of tho late John p.
Meredith. whose estate amounts to
10000. The widow u decreased was
appointed ndministra,flx without bond
Tho viii OF Margaret "a. Lavender
was aiko probattd. Her estate amounts
10 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Leonard. Tex. Nov. io--W :. hsn ZEN,
aarson.s house and all he had was
hvrned up yesterday. Mr. HenasisYS"
.ss awakened by the chickens saes .a.,
Ing ana went out with a loren y INA
abeut them and went back 70 pTn, 1 mo
was awakaened again y ss - .ogs
late to save anythinE h'uu"'
about $1,000: no Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

half; calIlee won. PulItaer second, Nc
1ntyrc thltd. Time. i.g5 Ia.
Firth race-onc mile; Song and
pance won. Copyright second, Tom
Sl<idmore third Time. i;t5,
Sixth race--Gentlemcn riders; one
mile: l'lphln won. Cracksman second,
Vancluse third. Time, e.oT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

wabash. Ind. Nov. lo.--Jesse Coon,
Louis Porter ana Charles Lewis. while
digging a ditch in Charleston town
shin his afternoon, were caught by a
cave-ln. Coon was Instantly killed and
Lewis was fatally injured. Porter was
not qeriOusly hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Blum. Tex. Nov. lo.--A head-end cob
ilsion 90 asred between two tseisi't
trains. two miles south OF here this
morning. Both engines and several
cars were badly damaged. Both crf,}2
saved themselves ~ iuniping. Tue
dispatcher IS sala 10 Ne rcsr.; At'g
fcf this col.llion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Washington. Nov. 10 "A formal or
der has been prepared NJ the navy de-
srnft f;herardl. commander OF the New
York navy yard. on account OF age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

ry,sr TEX, Nov. lo.-Last night IRE
consumed residence on south cpliss .
-sraat owned by Miss Rachel Jones e.
Loss $500. insured in the queen '0'
$1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

The one with steady nerves and a
clear brain. That means. in nine cases
out OF ten. the man With a good di-
gcstion. 4 Ripans Tabule after din
ner may serve tomorrow's business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

Paris. Tex. Nov. io.--The residence .,l,',
o,NI r Murray was burned ionishs
The FIRE was caused by the oFe s sur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11
A nAsTERLY GAME OF FOOTBALL
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATS PRINCE
TON EASILY.
The mighty Crowd Went wi,a-yaic
Defeats Lchigh--Gam-s ut other
roints--Last Nay OF oakley Races.
sporting Events From All Points.

Trenton. N. J., Nov. lo--The stall
wart sons OF old Pennsylvania today
clipped the tails OF the Princeton IL
gers by the score OF i2 to nothing. It
was a giorius triumph for the red and
blue and places Pennsylvania In the
very front rank o. the football teams
Where the sturdy Yalrs had attempted
and fnIlnh rlvlnr nm rhnninlnnshin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-11

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