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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

~ Louis Offers n Continuous List of
Attrnctions-lIcr UnrIynIcd EntI
Fesuvities Commence September
nth and Hold Full sway unuI De-
tobor goth, 1904.
The successful series of carnival sea-
sons inaugurated by the citizens or st.
Louis some fifteen years ago, continue
as ever for the season OF 1884, and from
me morning OF September 9th, to the
evening OF October goth. the city will
be one scene OF gayety and splendor.
many new novel ana unique features
have been added to the long list OF
standing attractions and from every
point Of view this reign OF high cnrni.
va VIII outshine all previous attempts.
Ihe 81, Louis exposition. the only
one OF Its kind in the United states that
mas lived year after year with fatter-
ING rasultA. viii throw open It's doors
10 the public September 18th, and re-
man In state OF activity until the
the evening Of October goth Sousa'g
grand concert band has been re-en-
gagged for the season aud viii give the
usual number OF concerto during the
afternoons and evenings. Tho entire
MISSOURI exhibit which appeared at the
Worlds Fair Will be transplanted here.
ana mud space IN the oommodious
building.
The exhibitors, both foreign and
home, Will present new ideRs in dis
playing their goods, In addition to
other features, fun complement OF
speciality artists VIII perform on the
stage OF the Music hall.
The Great st. Louis fair, which will
open Monday, October list. and continue
during the week, promises to afford
many pleasant surprises. The mid
way Plaisance" feature at the Worlds
Fair will be reproduced In fun, and
tho people OF the west aud southwest
given an opportunity TO see.in real life
the inhabitants OF every Civilized and
uncivllzed country on the face OF the
globe.
The Streets OF Cairo" "oid Vienna"
Moorish Palace" "'Hsgenbachs,"
'Forrls Wheel" etc. will be faithfully
portrayed.
Hia royal highncss, the mighty Yelled
Prophet and retlnue. will enter the
gates OF the city on the evening Of Oc-
tober %, and parade through the prin-
clpnl th0roughfarea Na OF old. Visitors
TO the city viii arrive az tho handsome
new union station the largest railway
cdhce In the world. and the most per-
icct I'm every appointment Great in
ducemcnts to visit the Carnival city are
offered via the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way and Iron Mountain route. from all
points on the system,
For u complete program, giving each
weeks attractions In detail. address
any agent OF the company, or II. q.
Townsend, General Passenger Agent.
ST. Louis, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Marshall. Tex. Sept 5.--Mrs. James
Young, living eleven miles west Of the
city, went to church last night. leaving
her babe, about / year old. at home,
apparently well. on her return she
found 1t dead. IL is supposed 10 have
b en- poisoned by playing with some
match boxes.
The Pops" held convention at
Longview and nominated w. w. Win
held for fioater. against Col. ]. ID.
Rudd. the present incumbent.
Sam Jones is expected to arrive in
Marshall some time this month to hold
his meeting. Arrangements have been
made for two large tents that will
seat 5000 people.
Hon. JOG Lake. the new mayor. and
G. II. Blalook, alderman from ward
one, were sworn Ia last night. Mayor
Lake made short speech. telling the
people what they could expect from the
new city government. Resolutions or
respect were read In memory Of the
late Mayor Jones, which were signed by
all the aldermen.
The tnbuluting committee Of the cltl-
zens' party met yesterday and after a
thorough investigation OF the case OF
the Ferris constable contest declared
the vote "A tie between Phil HoloOmbe
and Walter Akin and ordered another
election to be held September 20,
Ia the district court yesterday the
jury In the case Of the State Ns. Edd
Wilson. charged with the murder or
Genlns Morgan, the Jury returned a
verdict OF guilty and gave him n life
term In the penltentlary, Wilson shot
Morgan AT n game OF baseball ut the
firemen's picnic on May "a, 1894. Somu
penalty.
The case OF the state vs. ID, l.. Spear
man rs now ON trial. Spearman Is
charged with numbering one Horace
Sterne June ls.1s1i, hauling him about
a mile. tying stones to his neck and
legs and throwing him into n bathing
pool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Kenuedaic. Tex, Sept "a number
Of candidates for county Offices We're
with MS last evening quite lively
Joint discussion was engaged Ia at the
college at 3 p m, by Hon Thorp An
drows Judge George Armstrong and
Hon, Ben NJ. Terrell Democrats, and
Judge S. o. Noodle and Dan High
tower, PopullstH quito u crowd OF
voters were present and Judging from
tho applause given the speakers both
sides were about equally represented
IN the audience,
John Loo, negro living ON the Jones
farm three miles south OF here, was
shot aud probably fatally wounded
lust night by Henry Conner, another
negro, Conner flrdd Ave or six shots,
four taking effect II was reported
today that Conner had gone 20 Fort
worth TO surrender TO the sheriff
Mira. Lulu Fnt1net. after brief i'll
ness. died Monday night The feneral
took place yesterday,
The Ellis county Cotton Seed oil
MIN company has built n seed house
here and is now prepared to handle
all The cotton seed that may he brought
here.
Cotton is opening rapidly and cotton
pifkers are In demand The yield
promlaea to he henVy
Rev. j. G.. Mullins moving to the
Polytechnic college lie 81 young
preacher OF PROMISE and proposes 20
take course Of study In that insti-
tuition. before entering on his life work.
Professor a, 8, Wilson will teach
the school at this place the coming
session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
MASSACHUSETTS, IDLE.
Not n Cheering Outlook for the
Great Manufacturing STAT.

- OhAAhok IoF Inc
Great Misunderstanding STAT.
Florida T!mes-Union,
In the tventy-fourth annuil report
OF the Massachusetts bureau OF sta
ustlcs will be found figures showing
the number of persons employed in the
various Industries OF the state, with
the falling on shown during the differ
ent months from the maximum num-
ber employed zach year. The figures for
1893 are inleresting. as showing the
Sudden advent OF the panic and it's
gradual decline,
The month OF greatest employment
for 1898 was April. when the total num-
bee Of persons employed in the DIFF
fernnt Industries aggregated 3ls,s1s. The
month Of May showed a decrease of
llsO aud in June 1888 persons en-
ployci in April were idle, Then came
tho rapid decrease Of employment. In
July 26,0l5 people were out Of work.
IN August the number had risen to
pa'9i4 AM In September TO II ,414. This
month may 20 taken as the high-water
mark Of the panlc, so far as Massa-
NNNN' NN' NHAiNNlHtl IpI the NUMBER
or unemployed aad drolped to s.s46
IN October, iS,i09 In November and A.
251 In December. The figures for this
year are MT given
II Will be sesn, then, that % 1-2 per
cent. q the working people of Mas
sarhusetts were idle In September; a
little over 10 per cent. In October; about
10 per cent In November, and slightly
less than i5 fer cent. In December. The
number en- ployed in September was
less than that " any other correspond
Ing month In it,e preceding years, and
the number employed in October, No
vember and December was less than
for the same months OF any year since
$3.50.
Tie average OF unemployment for
different years ls given as follows; 1889, ;
Ia per cent; 1880, $50 per cent; 1891,
osl per cent; 1892, 1865 per cent, and
1898 80 per cent. The figures are In
itrestins' as furnishing the first au-
thentic showing that we have seen
% the rc9l effects OF the panic OF
1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Hiilsboro. Tex. Sept. 5.--The Gaze Of
the State vs.. James Posey, for violating
the local option law, came up today IN
the county court. Ths jury has been
empanneled. Some Of the best talent
at this bar has been engaged on both
eides and considerable interest is being
unaffected IN the final outcome. There
are quite a number Of indictments
against parties here for violation OF the
local option law. and this is to be a
test case
Professor j. @. II, Buck, Popullst
candidate for county Judge OF this coun-
~, with other candidates OF like Views,
open the campaign at Brandon tonight
by announcements and speech making.
They speak at this place on tho 10Th
I'm itant,
The State Music Teachers associa-
ton, which was to meet here today has
been postponed until tomorrow morn
ing on account of mistake OF the sec
rotary Of the association, making the
time OF opening at night instead OF this
morning, as It should have been. The
delegates are arriving slowly but with
no further hindranGe the association
VIII hold session IN the morning.
Thf tent meeting ~ still going on,
considerable interest being manifested
some or the most hardened sinners
nave been brought to Christ at this
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
SPANS LITTLE KING.
A story which shows That lie Has n
VIII of HIS own.

New York Tribune:
Tho i,t,ta t,t,s, ~ snat,, o,i,,es r,,mar-
N''s VI SPAN I'VE
GUS eNhlpitions OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
which. although harmless enough at
present is not one of the best char
a,t,,,,,,,, 90. ,,,,,, ,,,i.r M
queen Regent, HIS Small Majesty and
his sister went on an excursion a few
DAYS ago 10 GuadaIune whence n
,,,,.,g,,, -. ~. =
De"u'iiul we" VI mountain N"iieS e"h
be obtained. The eye OF Alphonso,
however, was directed again and again
toward n small cast,e-Iilte hpildine,
-. -. ,
winch WIS on INSTANT PEAK anu
seemed almost impossible to reach.
"Does any one live there?'' asked
the l,iny
certainty your majesty replied
one OF the officers. that Is the Casa
del Ingles. For eighteen wears nm Eng
,,.,,,.,1,, -, ~, ..,.,..
mammal" nus HNeu 'iere''"i'Hoi' ieaN-
ing the place or receiving Il stranger
The only one who is allowed to come
and 20 is bts nId de,r sarynrt"
Mamma . ,.r.,e1 ~ interests1 i,t,Ia
,.,,ier IL ,,o,, - -, ~ ,,t.t,
him "
.,Rr, ,.o,. ,,,at.,,,, ,,.u, .,a. ~. ga
rnitted = vsnturcd ~ rsn1,ris ctora,.,,I
Monilla
Tho lin, ico,,od a. ,ho ,,ro.,, a.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

.....
Snllheothe, Tex, Sept, 6.-MisH Cora
Matlocls returned Sunday eyeplnr from
Vernon. vber. aha ho. -, ..-,,,."
-. a.. -, "00" N'''Ahb
i'' 'he past rev days
Mr. w =, Lindsey and father made
a business trip to Quanah last Frtd,y
.,,,,.,.,.. """ last rI'ueS
w., -
"'' JACK hillloIew left Saturday
morning FOR sherman Xher. a.. ,,,l
1pend several weel.
At.s pa..,,.
NV'V ~ FlAlung IN the
wy "hle mere SHE u the guest OF
MISS Gable Belts.
Miss sallie Wear OF Amarillo wh,
has been Visiting hor parrnta NJ ,h's
place returned home SATURDAY avsn
ing, w"
Messrs. Chas. and Jamea n,yd tan
dered their friends a scrn,nn t,a,
Thursday evening Tho sf,a1,, ~ i"s a.
every way the most doArntf,i cS p,a
season Thoae present Were, Nv
clara simmons and True Rosssr NJ
Gertrude Foster and nd F,,r,ia11 .,S'
Miss Eta Altman and Leon pnsse,.
Miss Tudle Orange and Ir,yia ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Gainesville. Tex. Sept 5,-Littlc Joe
Mitchell. who was hurt few days
ago by falling porch. Is Utin i'm
proving and his condition Is quite en-
oouraglng
d. Cannon was fined IS and trim
mings In Esquire Hnl'a court today
for disturbing the peace.
Yesterday evening n horse attached
to Tom J. Wiulams delivery wagon
ran away on Commerce street The
wagon ran against Henry Schlns de-
livery wagon, In which We're three
little boys two being q. schlfr's soma
and one OF Henry Schlf's. Schiff's
wagon was badly torn up and the three
little boys We're hurled TO the street
with terrible force, one OF the little
boys being rendered unconscious from
the blow Tor some minutes.
The city council had meeting yes
terday.
Il, p, Heal OF Valley View was here
today,
Henry Fields Of ST. Joe was In the
city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

L. w. Krake. with ~ 3
stock yards Of 81 L0v
city. ,..I,s. 1
nugo Miller, TRAVELLING WI A I
for the Katy, VIII lA (,
days for a vacation -
The pickup fast fse' III Il
the Denver CONTINUES Y, sbcss
More grain cars in -. Il n,
Mr.. Doherty has not $50
from Washington ana ~ s,.sss
office mates are getting - 7 IL
@The railroad comu'ls s..ssIu, =
oac,ai Yesterday, rs ru a.asis y
now, and the roads are ''''
ing suit" ,,,,s,a q
d. c. weaiher1y' Ioan,uenr :
agent OF A. r. 7. GYM ~ ln.s'F
today for the South ~ -
hts company o.s,ias
o. r. carnine, el,s cdlrs
ticket agent Of ths III III nlrsi N
santa Fe. restGaed ~
"trip out on the line ~,
Interstate rates IN Tex X n q,
cussed at the meetin a.s... 4, -
ofiicers Of the Southv'
ISOLATION In st. LOUIS ~ ~;
The ~Rook Island pl, ,yi.iss =.
one Of the latest aaFsrrs, " ?, p. 4
Of this popular ling x ,srs e
yesterday had on en- M. gE1''''
i ihssI Present ,arlr biL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept - Latonla
races:
First race-sellng purse $500 for A.
year-olds and upwards. seven furlongs:
Clinty won, Remorse second, Guilty
third. Time. 1923.
Second race-purse $500 for 3-year-
olds and upwards one mile and twenty
yards: Fraulien won, Portugal second.
The Governess third. Time, l:4l IA.
Third race--Purse $500 for s-year
olds and upwards, one mile and an
eighth Ida Piokwlck won, Lake Shore
second, Peytonia third Time, 1854.
Fourth race-Purse $500, for fillies. g.
year-olds, one mile; Lindolette won.
Charity second, zophille third. Time,
1913 "a.
Fifth race--Purse $500, for maiden .
year-old colts, fve furlongs: sandoyal
Won, Prarie second, Shanty Bob third
Time, 1905 H. ~
sixth raoe-Purse $500. for maiden .
year-old colts, Ave furlongs. Wbiff won
1905 l-2 INV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

New York, Sept. 5,-sheepshead pav
races:
First raee--Futurity course. Rubi.
con won, Melba second, Fllrt third
Time. i;iO as,
Second raee-Futurity course Mag
gula third. Time. Iii 40.
Third race-one mile, selling. ANNA
won, Judge Morrow second Ineoma
third. Time. l:4O is.
Fourth race--Mile and one-eighth
h9ehe Won liornpipe second, Dobbins
third, Time, 152 SIS.
flith raoe-Bay stakes, one mile and
three-sixteenths. Henry OF Navarro
won. BANQUET second, Yo Tamhien
third. Time. 2,O2 SO.
sixth race--Patridge stakes. six fur
,ohsS, on turf. Harry Reed won, ow-
l;l4 20. 4N"e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Austin, Tex, Sept. 5.-Ths =
sion granted the Galveston, Ham
and San Antonio railway aniAri
make the following rates On A2'
bon In carloads from Cline, ~
San Antonio, s,S'eents per ~ y
TO Houston. is cents per 10y wv
Galveston, 20 cents per lVO ~
6Jexla and all stations nora Y
including Danison. Is Gems = /,
pounds; to Beaumont, u eenu J
pounds; to Orange, 2 esnn
pounds. EneetIve September !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

for this session and with the new coll
lcge building, which has just been
built. expects to bring host OF boys
and girls from over the state.
The Methodist college is being rap
idly built and takes on now beauties
each day. The session viii probably
commence bout the 18th OF the month
and from, 300 TO $50 students are ex-
pacted.
The public schools open on the 10th.
Mr.. Howard Edgar. who was taken
sick with fever at bridgeport ana who
was visited by his mother last week,
has been brought TO his home In
Wentherford. where 1t hoped he Will
soon recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
o..xcn IN the u,nrLres PUB
LISTING FINN AT TYLER
ss.u Jone. Is Bliied for n Meeting nj
marshaIi-aunrroi Between Ne
sroes nj Kcnpedaie he'"i" Sc
rioueiy Cor One.

Tyler, Tex, Sept 5.-By mutual con-
sent the arm OF II. V. Hamilton & sons
doing a general printing and puoiish
ing business, was dissolved today H.
v. Hamilton, sr., retiring from the busi-
ness and Mark Hamilton and IL. W
Hamilton. Jr.. continuing undn the
name OF IL. " Hamll,on's SONS by
turning the buslness over TO bis SONS
Mr. Hamilton says he IA only ooeyins
the demands OF his shattered health
The enrollmcnt In the white schools
IL si5, and the coiored Is 200. Both
schools are so badly crowded that chill
cren have to sit around on me ios-
trums.
Yesterday defendant In the federal
court. charged with counterfelting. was
arrested by the city police. charged
with disturbance. II is charged In the
complaint that he wanted to whip a
witness who was testlfylng against
him. The police say he was drinking.
lie win have nsnrinB this morning.
The international and Great North
ern attorneys. Messrs. Duncan and
Jones. received information By wire
yesterday that the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas injunction against the In
ternational and Great Northern,
brought at Houston. had been denied
the court holding no right OF action
shown.
Yesterday the police locked up Syr-
ian woman charged with peddllng with
out license. There are quito u num-
Der OF those people In the city, and the
imprisonment OF the woman has thrown
them into great excitement. as they do
not understand the situation,
John NJ. Duncan, A. Olfenhuttel, Al
bert Schulz, q. w. Boon and John s.
Bonner have organized Joint stock
company with # capital OF 10000 TO be
chartered under the name OF the HHr-
poon Publishing company. This com
puIy VIII succeed John S. Bonner IN
the publication OF The HarpOon The
paper VIII be changed In week or two
from It's present form TO Hiatoen-pHge
smo and Will be illustrated In first class
style.
Monday afternoon the Texas Grocery
company, NJ, Friedman, proprietor,
made an assignment and named 4, o.
Wnldert, 500. and the First National
banh tl40j7, as preferred creditors
SAHA@n lHtb anu WIS appointed ttnhtNN
and took an invoice of the stock yes
terday 1t w thought that the assets
Will cover the liabilities
AZ the Republican county convention
held In this city on August 49, Warren
Rold was elected chairman and Jamca
H. Price secretary. and the business for
which the convention was called not
having been completed. IL adjourned
subject TO the call Of the chairman. to
meet again ON Saturday, September 10
Judge John M. Duncan went south on
me international ana Great Northern
last night. o..
Miss Carrie LepshltE and Miss Della
can went to st, Louis to enter school
there.
MISS Glenn Fnwcett entertainer lnHt
evening at the home of her parents.
Rev, and Mrs. Fpwcctt few OF nor
friends. complimentary to Miss erwin
OF Kaufman, The evening was spent
with games. etc
Among the plays that will come to
ths Grand this senson viii DO Ten
nosaeee Partner"
AZ Fields writes that he and the boys
WIN be around about GU time again,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Corsicana, Tex, Sept b.--Buster OIL
Yer aud John Calhoun, oolorcd. We're
brought here last night and placed IN
jail, Oliver on u charge OF having shot
Calhoun at Dawson last Saturday night
and Calhoun for carrying pistol. Ca
houn was shot In the pelvic region and
Is not seriously &lured,
w. L. Sargent was acquitted OF the
charge of criminal libel In the county
court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Honhem, Tex, sept b--Thc Fannln
county fair begins Tuesday, September
ii and continues Ave days,
The grand jury adjourned with the
following report: Four undred and
hfty witnesses examined; bills found.
10. thirty-aix felonies and sixty mis-
demeanors.
Hon. ], w, Bailey and U. NJ. Brow
der lock horns" here on Saturday,
September s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Smithville, Tex, Sept s,-lh|
souri,. Kansas and Texis v
company OF Texas division rl1
here on the LIST instant and ~
time the town has been full N
gers, many Of whom could nj
place TO sleep.
The machine shops are nsalsl
pletion,
The waterworks OF the courl
partly completed and are tr.l
water from the old clstern 20 q
The round house has been AN :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Bowie, Tex. Sept. Safe, /.
inspection it was found that 4.
lions, spikes. fish plates ara
were placed on the track, vhlsA I
ed freight train No. IS on ihs b
railroad near here yesterday
1t is thought that the lntins.
to wreck the through passengz'
was near its time. Fortunaie,, /,
was seriously hurt. The engiaz,
fireman escaped by iumris
wrecked enginet and cars antd
less mass, IS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

two-story addition IN now under con-
tract, to be finished by the first Of
October next. School will open on that
rolled.
The ruins seemingly being over. the
farmers have resumed picking cotton.
There In the finest prospect for full
crop OF cotton at this point that there
has been for years.
Business has improved in town rap
Idly for the last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

At Observation-Disclosures IL; To-
ledo, 3,
Al Kansas cIty-KAnsas City, .; In
dianapolls, ;.
AZ Sioux city-sioux City. 4; Grand
Rapids, s.
Louis. 4.
vo a., New york--Pittsburs. 0; New
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING. 2; Cleveland,
AZ Decentralization, Z; Louisville, 6.
Al baltimore--BaIi IL. Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

won. Little Coon second. Satellite
third Time. 1:25.
second race--One mile. Enthusiast
won, Abbess second. Eagle Bird third.
Time, 1850 "a.
Third race-Seven furlongs. Wa
ha.chie won, While l.. second. High
land third. Time. 1884 IL.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Wall
street won, Dick Behan second, Deture
third. Time, 1870 L.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. ldyl won.
Florence Dickey second. Denton third.
Time. 1922.
sixth race-one mile Buck Mccain
won, Eli Kendig second, Craft third.
Time. 1850.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
sMIrIIyiLLr.

smithville, Tex. sspt. b.--New houses
are going up In various parts OF the
town and contracts for several more
are let.
The snithville school board. OWN, Z
70 increase or population. il forced 10
firnish additional school roola. sszi a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

Waco. Tex, Sept. S.--7J. = p. !.
Gordon, Tex. has written
W. d, Lacey, chairman q ~ ~ Y \
committee OF the waco ~, ~
club, asking the Cooperate y \.
scheme to build a branch q -. \,
Central from Dublin g - N ,
suitable point to the Gornop, ~
The committee will repof' i''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
THE FIRE RECORD.


Forney, Tex, Sept. b.-This morning
about 2 o'clock the gin of Gibson,
Groves 6 Pannill was discovered to
be on fire and was totally consumed.
This was a new gin Just erected and
situated about five miles south Of For
ney, in the Lone Elm neighborhood.
No insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06
WOULD MUM Drpo,,
Receiver of the Northw..,,,
Permission.

Waco. Tex, Sept. S.-Re,xl,,
Alecl. of the Waco and so,,,,'
railroad, made application 4 ~,
States court today asking y,
&c make Important terminal Z, I,
ments on that road. For ! ~
II has been expected that a nv
depot would be constructst =.
permission to construct 4 tloIs
depot at Waco and a t56oc 4, /
depot ut Marlin is asked n n ~
cation. The application Il ~, y
be acted upon soon. and Il :
on the new improvements viIl 1.
Immediately after the court ~ y
order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

St Louis. Mo, Sept, 5.-AiadIson re-
suits:
FIRST rsee-selling, five furlongs and
half; Daddy Reid won. Blue Bonnet
1909 81. Aiihe'
Second receive furlonpa ana
hair Tom $ won. All. Morrow second
Republic third. Time, ilG.
third race - Selling. i've furlonRs
Sorthwestern won, Heads or Tails So,
ono, Tom Karl third Time. ,od 10
FOURTH raee--selllns. hve furlonr.
ana mar; Monwa won, Lemon BIOS.
som second Mtoklejohn third. Time
Fifth race - Six furlonrs. r,,o..,,.
won, Arthur second. pnIma,a 'y ,ss.s
Time. i:22. eii'o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-06

chicago Tribune.
That fellow an English journalist
Why he looks like a vagrant"
That's because he's out OF a Job.
He used to be the hardest worked
man on the London 'Tld-Blts.'"
What did he do?"
=. ne furnished the original fun. Got
IL from American papers
how did he lose his job7'
Clipped an American Joke one day
ana forgot TO change dollars into