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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-04
prrrsBUnG, 6: sr. LOUIS, 2.

Batteries-Mullane and KobInSoh' ID
right and DALEY.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

i9on lanse Dor benz 3uiammenbru9
bon Der t0nislihen 9oftammer, bic
auf Stopper glet@faqs 9ppotbeten Be-
5ab, in 0ermaltung genommen NOR
ben maren. Baron Sob nit ietner
@atttn, elmer geborenen @rafn
@9mettop, aus benz Saul e Pommer<
gig, unb ieinen brei &inbern, logirte
5i9 in einem tleinen 9otel 8erlins
Elm unb bampfte zines Nbenos in a1er
@tiue na4 Der &ipiera ab, po er mod
jebt lebt. Sn Stopper aber fam Nqes,
mas emit 8eiibtbum zines ber eri item
beut14en Telbberren mar, na4 unb
na4 CUR Muttion. 3ablrei4e Grim
nerun9en an bic &aiier Wilbelm ben
@riten unb Triebri@, an bic preubiz
19en Yrin3en unb an frembe @oupez
rGne panberten in ale @elt. @iel
purbe BON @eiten BEG meiteren Ser
ponbtentret1es unb bes 9ofes bur4
0ermittler aufgetauft, Mnoeres mubz
te per19leubert perben. CD fam bic
@4loBbibliotbet, piele tauieno 9dnb
umfaNenb, unter ibnen audi cine Musz
9abe Der r@e19t9te bes Goniulats"
BON Sbiers NIT elmer e%igenbdnoigen
@ibmung bes fran50iii&en @elebrten
unb @taatsmannes an ManteuHel
unb anbere @%eltenbeiten mebr, fir
400. Mart an einen 8erltner Intiz
quar-. @on ben binterlahenen paz
pieren bes perepigten Telbmari4aus
lit elm GROCER She'll glei4 na4 1einem
Sobe bon @taatsmegen nit 8e14la9
bele9t pprben; Elm peiterer She'll ion
ii9 nod i'm Depot ber 8ant BON eng
lamb in 2onbon Be inben na9 Ell
mem geit mirb BON bebDrbli&er @eite
eifrig gefori4t.
Sn lebter 3eit puroen @erle9ern
un1 3eitungen bdufig 8rief1Aaften
aus benz Na4laKe ManteuHels angez
boten. @eretn5elte Papiere pplitt1A
unmi4tigeren, bod aber in 8e5ug auf
bic banoelnben Peri0nli4teiten aQgez
mein intereKanten Snbalts murben
bier unb ba audi bereits perDHentli4t
bel anberen S@rifttiiden lebnten
bic @erle9er ab, tbeils neil man tiir4z
tete, bur@ cine Publicirung ben 1taatz
liden SntereKen entgegen gu treten,
t6eits'. neil bic Mittelsleute gu bobe
@ummen forberten. Seoenfaas be-
finben 1i@ nod ni@t bic 9eiammten
biplpmatif9en Oocumente Manteufz
fels in 10 iiderer 9ut, bab Snbiscrez
tionen ausge19loiIen erf4etnen tonnz
ten, unb bas mtrtt auf gepthe boh@
oe{teute MGnner i'm beutiden &ei4e
beunrubtgenb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
&mmoririi6es.

@rtannt. 9ausfrau: r9enz
fen Sic, jebt pobnt Der Meni& bod
feds Monate bel mir unb bat nod
teinen pfennig Mietbe be5ablt!!"
STUDENT: v9as tpunoert MIDI nt4t
10 1ebr, aber bab ct sic nod ni4t an
gepumt bat, peritebe i& ni&t!
@ebr ri9ttg. Satin: r@tb
ben @ebanten an bic 2ufti4iHfabrt
auf, lieber &arl; i4 dn9itige MIDI
nod gu Sobe!" @atte: rllnn0tbige
8eiorgntb, liebes &tnb! @s iterben
mebr 2eute i'm 8ett, als i'm 8aQon!"
Woblmotipirt. &unitfreunb:
"Muf Sbrem @@la&tfelo tit ia MQeS
10 Der 9pommen; man tann ia gar
ni9ts unter19eiben!" Maler: "9ie
@@la@t 1T eben au& nod nnent14iez
benz"
3meibeutig. @ed (auf Der
@eranba Mbenbs): n@eben sic, 3D.
ronei1e, mte MIDI io9ar bic Motten
UNI lattern!" Die balten sic
mabrf@ein1t4 irrtbimlt4 fir Elm
- 2i9t!"
Maliti1s. sd bebaure muir.
9err @irtb, bab t@ ni4t i4on a4t
Sage friiber gu Sbnen getommen BIN"
- uNun, bas freut midi" "9a
pirb ber &albsbraten bier mod frii9
getpei en- iein!"
Mnbdng1i&. - @t&ter: PIN
9etlagter, @ie finb gu feds Sabren
3u9tbaus perurtbeilt. 9aben sic
nod etmas gu bemerten?"
Mngetlagter (ber feline @traf en- Big
fer INNER in ieiner 9eimatb ab9ez
feHen): sd m04t' bitten. bab i'd
in's 3u9tbaus in meiner 9eimatb
tomm' - Der bortige 9err Direttor
is n gutter 8etannter BON mir"
@erglet4. o.: rNeuli4 1ab
i@ in einem &afi9 einen 29pen uno
einen St9er, bic in friebli&ter &C.
meinidaft 3uiammen lebten."
s.: rGinen dbnli9en SAT- babe i4
audi 19on erlebt, ba lebte Semcnb
gang frieoli@ nit ieiner @4misser<
mutter!"
Barter mint. Dame (3u Ell
mem Sunggefe1en): "@e4stau1enb
Mart berbienen Sie jdbrli4? Dapon
t0nnen Ste ia gang 1tanbesamtsgez
mdb 1eben!"
| @4mer gu MAIDEN. @r3t.
Die @ef9pult binten an Sbrem
9alie 1T nt4t 9eraoe gefdbrli& 49,
aber sic birfen lie ni4t aug benz
Mu9e berlieren!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

Spmmetrie gu perpe4ieln-unb Maz
turtreue beadtet merben. 9ie 8luz
menbebdlter ber Sapane1en 3ei4nen
ii@ ebenfo febr bur@ Mannt@falttgz
teit pie bur@ S@0nbeit aus. Sober
1T Elm &unitmert in ietner Irt, une
ieber mub NIT ben 8lumen, bic Ct
aufnebmen ipu, in aitbetii4em Gin
tlange iteben. @egriinoet auf bas
princip Der Naturtreue 1T bic 8luz
menfnnit Der feinfiiblisen unb poetiz
1den Sapaneien baau berufen, anoez
rem 2Gnber gum Mu1ter gu btenen,
unb es pdre febr miini4enspertb,
tpenn ibr in ameritanii4en &unft<
i9ulen unb &unitgdrtnereien babur&
Ginsang peri&aFt piirbe, bob man
lie bur4 japaneii@e 8lumentunitle
bic in ale @ebeimni7e uno 9anbferz
tieteiten ibrer &unft eingepeibt iinb,
lebren liebe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

Mtt1eboro, MaK, bat ben
3peibunbertiten Sabrestag ietnes 9e@
5tebens bur9 um3iige, Rebeotte unb
in {onltiger Weiie gefeiert. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Louisville, Ky. Oct IA special IN
tho Courier journal from Marion. Ky
sRys' News has been received here 10,
day of II terrible crimo committed by n
mob or white caps In the northern part
OF TINS county early this morning. Ber.
~ l!eh a farmer wac tuken from his
homo and deliberately hanged. Tbe
cause OF the crime is said to have been
mat several barns and houses have
been ilred In that vicinity. and thnt
hogs, horses and cows have been stolen,
William Goode and Berry Rich have
been suspected as the guilty parties.
Goodc has left the community. Mrs.
llch' the wife OF the victim. says the
mob came to her home about O'clock
this morning, Some one called for
Rich. telling him that Goode was up
on the road waiting to see him. Rich
dressed aud went with the men and
did not return. After daylight the
family commenced the search and
found his body hanging from a tree
No ono knows who constituted the
mob
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
BREEZY LETTER TO CORBETT
rnE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW on
LEANS CLUB
intimates That the Champion is
Guilty OF subtcrfuEc, nnd That
lie Must Right Fits-i,amona--i,aces
From Everywhere.

New York, Oct. 1.-The Evening
world says; A telegram was sent to-
day TO James j. corbett by President
william a. scholl OF the olympic club
OF New orleans. 1t defines the atti-
tude OF the club regarding Bob Fitz-
simmons right TO challenge the cham
pion. The full text OF the telegram
10 as follows;
James j. corbett, Nashua. N. y.
The suoterfuge you are rosortlng to
In causing o'Donnell 10 challenge Eitz.
simmons IL not worthy OF consldcra-
tloh IT was in the olympic club that
the heavyweight championship was
lost and won. 1t was in the olympic
club that both you and B'ltzslmmons
won your greatest Donors. and It Is
now within the provi q and duty
OF the Olympic club to declare Robert
Fltzslmmons the champion heavy
weight OF the world should you per-
sist In refusing to accept bis ohal-
lenge. which Is backed up with side
side bet OF 10000
AS far as the olympic club IN con-
cerned. II is lmmRterial to us with
whom No side bet Ia placed. We do
not wIIt To hear OF IT, We offer u
$4,000 purse, tho winner TO take all.
b1tzsimmong has complied with ovory
requirement. II you viii not defend
the title Flizsimmons will. and Will
meet the best man that can be found
IN the world IN February, 1895. In
the event you do not answer and nc-
tept tho challenge OF Robert Fitzslm-
mona by Thursday. October 4. we will
declare Robert I'itsalmmons tho cham.
plon heavyweight OF the world.
(SlgnodJ WILLIAM A SCuOLL,
President OF the olympic Club"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

symptoms Of hog cholera arm IA.
serlned by the Iowa state board Of
health as follows The presence OF the
disease is indicated by cold shiyering.
lasting from few seconds 10 seversi
hosFs' FREQUENT sneezing, followed by n
9ss ut appetite; rough appearance OF
the hair dropping OF the oars stnrtd
ness, attempts to vomit, tendency IN
root the bedding. toy lie down IN daris
ana quiet places. dullness OF the ewes
SIten dim; sometimes swelling OF tbe
mead. eruption of the ears and otbar
parts OF the body; dizziness, inborions
p'irsathing' vitiated appetite fer dunE
u ,,y anu salty substances. aocumuia-
eye. discharge from the nose; fetid. or
tensive odor OF the discharge from the
bowels, offensive exhRlations; diarrheai
ulseharees are semi-fluid, or gravish
green color and often mixed with blood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Waco. Tex, oete-t--Moat Of tho
Wnco race horses lNesed through the
city Yesterday on route to Calvert from
ltelton. Gazette representative met
Charlie llnlaoll yoatorduy, and In con-
vursatlon he sud- Waco horses we're
Strictly In the swim this year charlie
Won four first monies, two seconds and
one thifd at Bolton last week, aud the
repoFts show where Holder won with
Annie OHslnn. aud Yankee Gln
MT llalHcll divided his string here
aud shipped part to Illllsboro nud the
other 10 Calvert, races al the latter
Mitchell aud swuet child are entered
at Calvert. and II IL anfn tl-'say they
WIN keep up WUcoH n nutntion.
IL ~ expected that 10 good crowd
from Waco viii attend tho Calvert
meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
wvntf, rExAs, l7y4

and hog raising, and the ''long horns"
that used to roam .he vast pralries Of
Navarro county have given place to
finer breeds OF cattle. OF which there
are many large herds, and such has
been the case with the hog Industry.
The displays OF the two last mentioned
Industries win far outstrip anything
in that line that has before been eN-
hibitcd In Navarro county
The fair management feel that the
exfiibft OF farm products will be eN-
ceedlngly large this fall and very at
tractve as the farmers seem deeply
Interested In the success Of this branch
OF the fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

In many cases the skin OF the belly be-
tween the hind legs. behind the ears.
and even on the nose, has numerous red
spots, which. toward the fatal termina-
ton, turn purple As the disease pro-
crosses the animal becomes sluggish,
the head droops. With the nose hid in
the bedding. II there has been costive-
ness, about two days before death there
viii be offensive, fctld discharge, the
voice becomes faint and hoarse. the anil
NAL IS stupid. cancellation increases rap
idly, the skin becomes dry, hard and
very unclean; there Is a cold. clammy
sweat, and death soon follows with
commissions, or gradually by exhaus-
tion, without struggle. In chronic
cases, or those OF long duration, the
animal becomes weak. lies down most
of the tlme( eats but little and has the
diarrhoea- These cases may linger for
weeks, scattering the poison of the dis
ease in the discharge wherever they go.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Corsicana Tex, Oct mo section
takes a nvcller interest In the live
stock Industry than does Navarro
county. and none have Improved the
quality OF their live stock with more
rapldity than have those who are in
iercsted in this industry In her bor-
ders, and tho homo market Tor such
hofses and mules has made It real
Interested IN this branch OF the live
stock industry have thnown
around those directly Interested
the sting OF competition and
each Is found struggling tn
Keep the upper round In The market
and the best eye OF the public IN Won.
eral The stock exhibit being r5ften
fegethcr At the fair grounds fully bears
ln,s out The exhibit Is large ana on
!, y yet two weeks before the opening
Of the fair '''A
Great interest is manifested In cattle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

man opera house have been bought.
with which the hall will be supplied.
The cotton receipts at this place
number 1900 bales.
A gentle rain fell yesterday, but not
enough TO stop cotton picking.
A band OF horse thieves have been
plying their vocation In this section.
Mrs. Bonnie caraway OF Sherman IL
here.
Mrs Clement OF Pilot Grove visited
here.
Miss Pearl Dwyc visited in Anna
last week
Miss EVA Morton and White Greene
have been visiting In sherman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
A CYCLONE At WICHITA.


Wichita. Kas., Oct LA cyclone
struck here tonight. The damage In
the city Is $4,000. Two people are
known TO be killed. The wires are
down through the country.
The house OF Or. Hupp was struck
by the hurricane. crushing 1t like an
egg shell. Twelve men were in the
building at the time. and strange 10
say none OF them were hurt They
were thrown about from one end to
tho other. The storm passed east about
mile, accomplishing all Its destrue-
ton in less than two minutes.
About thirty houses and barns were
wrecked and probably 500 shade trees
were pulled up by tho roots and strewn
about in all directions. The path of
the cyclone was about nfty feet wide,
Three children were hurt and three
mon were reported killed, but their
names could not DO ascertained. Owing
to the terrific wind, which accompanied
the storm and has lasted since. 1t is
impossible to ascertain the full extent
OF tho damage. Lightning struck a
little boy named lritzgibbons and killed
him. Lightning also struck the FIf-
tccnth street depot and car stables OF
the electric railway and completely
consumed 1t, with all It's contents be-
fore the fire department could do any
thing for It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

II you have not given the hen house
n withdrawing since spring here is a
good one to use now: Stake half Il
bushel of good fresh lime In boiling
water. keeping It covered during the
process. Strain II and add n peck of
salt dissolved In water; three pounds Of
ground rice boiled to n thin paste; half
pound powdered Spanish whiting, and
let the mixture stand for several days.
Keep the wash thus prepared In kettle
or portable furnace, and put on ms hot
MS possible. This makes very dur
able wash for either outside or inside
work IL used for outside work and you
any coloring you desire, But what is
heater than white?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
POLITICAL POINTERS.


waco. Tex, oct 1.-F N. Read. mas
ter In chunoery In the old Cotton Belt
reooiyershlp arrived In tho city THIS
morning to hear and pass upon num-
BIER VI old claims against the receiver
ship
Thr attorneys for both sides. how
cvvr, were not ready 70 proceed and he
WIN return 20 the city again In "a short
time to close the cases
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

berhn, oct. THE National zeitung
ssa,es on the best authority that tho
ezar has suffered from nrighta' diseas,.
or the kidneys Since last nummer. nut
US tho newspaper adds, the disease ia
81 moderate type and therr IA NO I'M
mediate dapger His malcsty IA also
trouble with tigh,ncss " the chest.
beth frof. LeNien and PROT zae,
tSllrlne, however declare that a So
lourn la a nAlder climate viii ren,it
In marked improvement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

New York, oct. 1.-The consul general
OF the Dominican republic was shown
the statement published In the Paris
journal des Debats of September 20.
which declares that half OF the town OF
San Domingo was destroyed by the rea-
cent cyclone He said that he had re-
ceiyed no information as TO any such
calamity and he believed the island was
outside OF the path Of the hurricane
lie also stated that II such disaster
had occurred he also would have been
Informed OF 1t at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

sherman, Tex. OCT. i,--Thc Bailey
browder discussion ON the 4th TX looked
Forward to with eager anticipation hy
inc people here, The present congress
aioual campaign Is the most heated
one ever Fought Ia thla district and
naturally ia attracting considerable at
trutloH AZ the Republican convention
at Shurmnn this week j w Mckinney.
uolorcd, was nominated II ls said tho
nomination viii De contested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
SAVED HIS 3
The 81
I'ro,a1.

Mr.. Al Erwine. X i
American Natlona,iI
in speaking OF D,
ear. nose and throat
suffered from caiar.
and have tried all 'i,.7
kinds OF mediclhes
climates. l got eI.3.
stomach became b.
grew disheartencd
ears began to troubist|
unpleasant noises. X.
ringing. Hearing III
one ear began TO rns
consulted DIR. Denn;sr
Ing me about thrsa 4
treatment from the =,
from any l had evs,
day / am well and Ia,
No more hawking IN
clearing my throat. ~
! feel vigorous and M
ment was publlshed M
Tribune OF January !,
mis- is now located ii ~
and Houston street. (
the Dundee block. nj
educated and experj.,
being n graduate of h.
medical colleges In N
twelve years experlaue|
cd of treating catarfh
fectual, even after 4
have failed. No free /,
to helpless poor. Al
known citizens are n
successfully treated By
ton free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Tneoma, Wash, Oct, 1.-The country
about fuyallup is greatly excited aver
me cold-eluoded murder last night 81
SehasaNle John Frye. Two hundred
N.i<ens' tugly armed. surrounded the
w uoinpa who committed the muir
The rnsltlves opened iiro and oe,,,,s,,
sheriff Moore was sho, throus,, ~,
side ana is not expected to i've, Ev-
erS avenue OF escape is guarded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02
rns LnNow eo,MIrrnr
Continues Its Lnbors In New York
some of the Mftncsse. cnii.a

New York. oct. 1.-The I.exow eon,.
mittee resumed It's investigation mn
the police department today, after a
Two weeks vacation to allow the Nom.
ncrA OF the committee to attend ma
state conventions Of the Repubiicaa ana
nemoerauo parties II is evident thar
M ere rapidly reaching a cilmax
.ns ossihning % the cad is apparently
mails, the worst men and women IN M,
York city, as witnesses. Mr.. Con. ma
attorney who has been conducting me
INVESTIGATION. has been steadily mSvinr
upward In the scale % humanity I,Se
testimony OF eS-oiiicers ana former ~
"'''ns" eaYiae hesn taken lust eetnrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Amsterdam, oct. Ia telegram re-
ceivod today from Batavia states that
a detachment OF Dutch troops were led
in ambush set for them by the Balinese
rebels on the Islands of Lombok. A
captain and lieutenant were killed and
ten men were wounded. The troops
were led into the ambush by the
treachery OF the natives, who were
acting for the Dutch in the capacity OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

karnes city, TeSa oct, 1.-Charlea A.
Culhetnon, Democratic nominee for
soyefnor and Hon. ", H. Grain, Dem.
ograuo nominee FOR congress, addroas-
va gAthtrlnK OF 500 people here to-
Grain ortrislng Eovnrly the roniss M
weldon. hlp Independent Democrats
opponent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Chicago, Ill, oct 1.-The verdict Of
the eoroner's jury today In the inquest
on the body Of Bell White, who died
In DR.. Sophie Saunta's facial massage
institute, was that the deceased came
10 her death through functional heart
disease, not by the electric sponge or
the cocaine used In the cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Van Aistyne, Tex. Sen, Va
special meeting OF the CIV cn,,,,,,,s =
ordinance was passed authorivi,,sr" an I,
providing for the issuance N c,n n.,a
bonds by she city 10 be used IN snr.
nuuci'ns city hail. The bends ~
ten N number or $500 each, nnS ~
parable y the 81. Louis National bank
A new stoam laundry has lust been
established and put IN operation here
IDS 'asse opera hall in course Of
STAR scenery and chairs 81 tie shs,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Syracuse. N. y. Oct 1.-The First
National bank OF Fayetteville closed
ita doors today, pending an examlna-
lion' The last report filed at Washing
ton showed the bank to be in good
condition and II is believed the depos-
ltors VIII lose nothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Phoenix, Ariz., oct. The train rob-
bers were overtaken about twelve
miles east OF Phoenix by the sheriffs
posse. A fight ensued in which one
OF the robbers was killed and another
was captured and the third escaped,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Caldwell Tex, Oct. Horace Won
Meter shot at Joe Davis. but missed
him. today, and the bullet struck and
seriously wounded a bystander
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

corsloana, Tex. oct l.-Judge Nu-
gent, Populist nominee for governor,
VIII address the citizens of Navarro
county In this city the 18th day of
the present month. The Populists In
tend having another big rally here on
that date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Cincinnati, Ohio, oct. IA CONNER
cial Gazette special from Newcastle,
Ky, says: George w. Denny and W..
G. owens opened the campaign today
IN the Ashland district with a Joint de-
bate before large audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

southmayd, Tex, Sept. aO.--I.ast
night Mr.. William Wells. one OF The
preasmen in Hendrix Brothers gin. had
nus hand badly mashed by getting It
caught in the friction wheel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Terrell, Tex, Oct. 1.-omcer Dave
Jones tonight arrested man named
Mitchell for breaking into the residence
Of Mr. white.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Cuero, Tex, oct William Fore
hand received serious injuries IN at
tempting TO get of moving train
here last night. He may die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

ssaly, Tex. Oct. l.--Robbers Lao,
nk'A broke open the combination 81
tns' fosi Office SAFE, but were f,Jehta,ei
away before they secnred any heetv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Alto. Tex, Oct THE house of Hem
ry Williams, colored, was burned here
To-Day, a child persisted In the flames
ana the mother was so badly injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

For good 1t and best goods 20 to w.
$. Matney, the tailor, 9i3 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 1.-The medical
eranch OF the university opened to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-02

Houston. Tex, Oct. i.-Cotton ro-
eeipts today broke the record. being
2l,lSl bales. 'e
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-26
The HOPE Of the Silver People.

Georgia Democrats in the person of
Speaker Crisp Of the house Of represent
atiyes and Secretary Hoke Smith of the
interior department. create small sized
sensation III Georgia by the advocacy Of
directly opposite measures on the ques-
tion of the coinage Of silver. Mr.. Crisp's
record on silver is made up. He is un-
alterably against the coinage of silver,
according to his rulings in the house of
representatives as speaker What Mr..
Smith might do if an opportunity offered
it is hard to tell. The silver people have
but one hope and that in the wisdom
OF the Republican party.