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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Austin. Tex oct, 22.--The following
humorous letter was received In this
city this morning by n well known
gentleman from gentleman In We
laseo. The letter, watch "a self-ex-
planatory, runs as follows:
'Velasco, Tex, Oct IS, iS9i.-Dear
Sir: am bound TO tell you the fol-
lowing true campaign Joke 1t VIII
bear handing down, think
you remember Governor Hogg de-
scribed A. j. Rosenthal miles Crow
ley's opponenO as a sossum-faced
dude?' Wei, Rosenthal spoke here last
night, and seeing only dozen people
In the hall asked red-headed Irish
longshoreman to make proclamation at
the door. AS near as | can initiate
lows. at the top OF his voice, and he
has voice like fog horn;
10y, yisl Oh, ylsl oy, yisl livery
son av say-cook rowl In here an
hear the great natrul annymul fay
nOmena av the agel His lNcillency''
(Guvner Hogg's) ownly an owrig ma
possum-face dood will now prosald tel
address the fray and indorplndin
voters nv the Tlnlh dayatrlck ON al
the compound an caythortic iinanshla
QUESTIONS av the dayF
you may form some faint Idea OF
the effect OF this astounding pronun
ciamento and l assure you II klllec
Rosenthals oratorlcal efforts too deaC
10 dig up ever again here. lie was
literally slain by laughter though
unlike Tennyson's squires. the laughter
was on the wrong side for him. Your
tEgnanfft1ly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
Big POLITICS NOW.
Croker and Belmont Hard at
Work
STRIVING FOR HARMONY
BY Making Concessions to the
State Democracy
SOME REPUBLICAN, TRlCKERY
Coming TO Light-Coionising Voters
iu New yorls-stcvenson's Tri-
umpbaI March Through Missouri.
Mckinley Talking in West vir-
ginia.

New York. oct. 22.--Rlchard
Croker and Perry Belmont stepped into
Democratic state headquarters today
and had conference with Lieutenant
Governor sheehan. When the confer
encc was over. Mr. Croker said; II
simply dropped in to have talk with
observation-disclosures sheehan about
the general situation" when asked
what the prospects Of Tammany were
and about the congressional assembly
condition. Mr.. Croker said; You know
more about that than l. l am no
longer in politics"
MIR. Belmont has this 70 say. AT
present the situation Is such that
neither as an Individual nor as NOM
Der OF the campaign committee can l
make any definite statement However,
the time may shortly come when snmc-
thing definite VIII be given out" Not
withstandlng the silence OF these mon,
It soon became known that Mr. Croker
had called 10 consult with Lieutenant
Governor sheehan rs regards harmony
In the congressional and assembly dis
trlcts. Mr. Croltor, Il Is understood, ls
IN favor OF liberal concession TO the
state Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Galveston, Tex, Oct, el-Nr, p. II.
Morrlssey OF Galesburg. Ill, the first
grand master of the order of Railway
Tralnmen, has been at the Fremont
since Friday and tomorrow goes to
Houston. He has been In consultation
with local officials OF the order almost
constantly since his arrival. When
approached by News man this morn
Ing he said there was no trouble in
Galveston, and that he was not here
IN reference to the grievance Of GER
tain Santa Fe conductors, hut was sim
ply looking after the private affairs
of the order. Mr.. Morrlssey says that
the late decision of Judge Caldwell
and OF Justice Harlan. reversing the
famous decision of Judge Jenkins, has
strengthened honest labor organiza-
lions and that the future OF organized
labor was more hopeful than 1t had
ever been. Organizations were now
filled with thinking men Of ability ana
education. and that fut 4rc transRct 'ns
would lie Conducted with Intelligent
celebration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Frantfort.on-the-M Main, Oct. 2a.--Thc
German Social Democratic congress re-
sumed It's deliberations In the Lille
han at Bornheim, n suburb Of this
city. There was long and heated dls-
cussion on the question " salaries and
q number OF motions to reduce the
salaries OF the the officials Of the party
and the editors Of the party organs
a MAXIMUM SALARY OF $3.50 yearly was
sufficient for the services rendered.
Herr Bebel Btrcnuously opposed the
proposition. He said the Socialists were
striving to obtain the most favorable
conditions for the working people aud
they now wanted to reduce the aala-
rics OF their own intellectual workers
and pay them out OF MI proportion
for their services. He added that a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

ltaro oct. 22.-The Post says: The
ION whether there is u very con-
\ Ne quantity OF wheat stored In
III elevators full Of weevil is Just
<D,stering the big grain shippers
4 the answer shall be discovered
the great stock of grain in Chi
narehouses may be cut down TO
I'M taste of the despairing bulls.
matter came up in Il most uneN-
n fashion Saturday. with the re-
q the owners of the steamer
H. Eddy and the grain firm of
I'M and worthington falling out.
4 resulted in the Eddy putting
n Erie with a cargo of 10000 bush
Il wheat, said TO be fun of weevlls.
cargo Of wheat is owned by mo-
There are no bills of lading for
"a the whole problem will have TO
tttled later on, when the returns
from the inspection to which the
4 will be subjected in Erie. Mean
4 the grain trade Is largely excited
what is considered one of the
i remarkable cases that has arisen
he traffic In many years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Houston, Tex. Oct. 22.--The regu-
lar weekly meeting of the city council
today was enlivenel by pugillstlc
encounter between Aldermen Bailey
and Freund. Both were fined, but this
was afterward RENTED.
A resolution was introduced in the
council to submit to the people a prop
osltlun to issue bonds anc put up a
water works and electric light plant TO
be managed by the city.
A man named Theodore Kimball was
today arrested by Fire Chief Ravell for
attempted arson at tho Arlington ho-
tel this morning. The fire was extin-
gulshed with little damage. lSlnlball
IL also suspected of having been the
incenciary at the recent great fire,
which destroyed a block OF property
and two lives. His case will be thor
oughly Investigated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
s,eyrn.on ~ NIcinphis.

Memphis, Mo. Oct, i2.--vicc-ercs'-
dent stevenson's train was met at the
station here by an audience OF about
300 people eager for a ylow o. the
yice-president and anxious 10 hear his
five-minutes' speech. Ills remarks were
received with marited enthnalasm and
the people assembled cheered l2ud ana
long when the special train pulled out
and lost itself to view on the way 70
Lancaster Junction. stevepRon's re-
marks at Memphis were conhnad TO a
brief review OF the work Of congress
and the necessity Of this congressional
district continuing to return support
er Of the administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22.-Dr. Fairfax
Irwin, surgeon of the marine hospital
service at London, in special report
to the surgeon-general. covering the
proeress OF cholera in Europe for the
week ending October TO- says there IS
steady decrease In the epidemic
everywhere. amounting in the case OF
Austro- Hungary TO nearly 50 per cent.
The decrease In Russia was also re-
markable. and DR.. Irwin expresses the
hope that the advent OF cold weather
viii put an end 10 the epidemic en-
tirely. Many cases are still being re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Macon Mo-, Oct. 22.-over 1900 poo
pie came here today 10 see Vice Presi
dent stevenson and @ vtrncr stone
and hear them Gnl nilor pqmocnuo
speakers. Trains from all directions
came In heavily crowded all morning.
The party arrived from the ninth On
a special train at 1880 O'clock Ihfy
were met M the dept By the local re
c,Ltion committee AM ar enormous
crowd nnd csc1r.cd to the big sam
Tones tab srnaole, opposite ST Innes
ncademy. where the addresses We're
made. The vice tresidg1. was intro
duoed d the audlTlc by Governor
stone as Democrat ulder al CIR
cumstances, who's sword " mover
shcathed while n enemy ~ IN ifoh,.
Mr. Stevenson began by saying ne
hnd read In Republican paper II Few
DAYS ago that the peme cratic party
,yns dead, but Judging from the I'M
mense crowd about him, II wle again
resurrcct.l After thanking G9vair1r
stone md the citizens for the nagnll-
cent reception accorded hun. he spike
of the beneficial effects OF Delnoerauc
legislation and the good results ~ nan
brought to the consumers or sult aHu
sugar and to labor. The speech lasted
moro than one hour, and a times TIC
audience was wildly enthusiastic lie
left here after his speech on his hpe-
tial car for St. JOSEPH, where nc
speaks tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

lie Rock, Ark, oct, 22.-According
telegram to the railroad officials
|s city from wister, I, r., Advance
!n' hahara, who was shot in the
up at corotta Saturday night, is
|ng along nicely and will likely re-
understood that the railroad
Ipany is making extra efforts to
uie me bandits, having their most
w detectives, together with United
" mafshals and Indian police. in
az, out the chances are against
n 40 reward has yet been offered
Hs laliroad company, but an off,
,'a'eu today that large rewards
~, oe offered for the delivery of the
|Fsis' dead or alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

New York, oct. 22.-Arrived-Berl
from southampton,
Boston, Mass, Oct. 22-Arrived-Cha-
vonia, from Liverpool.
Glasgow, oct. 2.-Arrived-Clty OF
Rome. from New York.
New York. oct. 22.-Arrlved-steam-
ers Kaiser wilhelm IL, Genoa; Saale,
Bremen.
Galveston, Tex. Oct. 22.-Arrived-
Steamship Cynthia Vaughan. Ha-
yana: Lucina Treig, Vera Cruz.
sniied-Steamship South Portland,
Rouse. Pensacola; Hannah NJ. Bell,
White. Liverpool; Paullna, Gamecho,
Liverpool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

number OF editors would Immediately
resign " the motion was adopted, AS
they could ohtain higher salaric1 by
wprklng for tho bourgeolsc newspapers.
Herr Bcbera romarks were badly re-
ceivcd ana several or tho speakers
who followed him urged that the party
was 10 poor that. ns the wording peo-
PIES party. 1t must in Its own house
hold AFFAIRS look after the pence. add
ing that there was no difference be-
tween intellectual and corporal labor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

chillIcothe, Mo-. Oct. 22.-Vlce-Presi-
dent Stevenson and party arrived in
this city at o'clock this evening. The
vice-presldent delivered n ten minutes
speech compmmenting United States
Senator hin and briefly reviewing the
work OF congress-. saying $50 is now
equal TO 500 under the Mckinley law,
taxes having been reduced In that pro.
portion. The crowd numeberd about
5000 men and was demonstratlye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Little Rock. Ark, Oct. ga tele-
gram was received here today from
chihuahua, Mexico. stating that eN-
Master Mechanic McElvey, Of the Iron
Mountain road at this place, had been
stabbed twenty-slx times by u Mexl-
can. No further particulars were re-
ceiyed. MIR. McIllvey came here from
st. Louis where he was connected with
the Iron Mountain road for several
years. He went to Mexico four years
ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

''1mond' Tex, Oct. 22.-victor
y was taken from jail at Fort
.s.0n about . o'clock this morning
pand of about fifteen men whose
Ky are unknown. A party, among
|tsa were s Sheriff Royal. a deputy
\ !. SUES s, marshal and two ran
N sh,eu IN pursuit as soon as II
e,, ~ enough TO follow a trail
4. ~, TO oyertake oohoa before
n.,"p theories are currene here.
-. ne was released by sympa-
IA ny n'u me other that he was kid
IN representatives of the Next
slhuIv ~ on account OF the i'm
s OIL extrnditlng him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Work lot % fnlta nannlltenn
managers OF the state campaign, while
actively at work pushing the canvass
IN ,u narts az ,ba statc nrn unable 10
49,, ~. -. ,,,.,.... A., 49,.
hhu any "is'.'ss'hs H'0'N"''uns :" ''N't
ranks. and in serene confidence ARE
Watching Tho movements OF their enc
80, ~ ,.,,,,.,'.,., LID,
"''ss p" NV'u's '''',' VI,
which they are peset on All sues,
principally in this city. EN-prcsidcnt
tta,r,s,, ,,ui ,,.,.,,, h,rc later ia the
-, a,,, ,,.t,..,. $50,
NeeN ~ avn" " 'V'''N
ness, and while he is In the city II Is
Chairman Hntrhet's intention to ar
,n.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,n meat
I"hso' 1,,..., ~,
ing at whlch inc eN-pres'uSh' VIII
speak, and at which his former rum
,tn,. mate Mr. Marion now the Re
g.. ,.,,,.,r,,,e ,vin
puphc"n e"nuN''''V ~
De present
Senator I'M spoke Mt Yonkers to-
night. lie will speak at Brooklyn to-
... ,,,.,,,.,,, ,,,d q, Ny,,y York
morrow afternoon NM ~ ~" ,,san
anu inns NlVlnlty WV" 1850 ~
90, ,,rsat ASH viii dspend upon
Tue r,su', VI m ~, spote ana Iocnl
shNy Nv ''' "''
ieavVrs' ,., 90 Gov n. Now Yor,,
~, nv n 3snmi,,,'n Dc,noerntic candi-
WY "'lu i''v.'iS H. ~. critlrnI
dates hre VV,iOe, n.y. ~, ,,nd,antcs an.
WIN Soe ~ i,',,,v comcfessionei and
pVslls ..,a,astas a. this CITY. md
hsseulpiy Na,1a,.,s ,,,nninr nrninHt
nv i ,l,,,,,i,r candi1ntrs I'm the Brooklyn
we 49, aa,,e tbot rcnrcsented by Mir
@ @is,r,I,s There are nine congressional
,tDt..,'.,, q, thte rity and Ave IN Brook
u w., rnn onnosltion OF the county
,,,ratt, cnndldntes 1copardlaes the
i,o'tt',r ~ from one 10 four Tammany
vlVesiS w.. ~, a., ma DIV. md the Shcp-
ii,,''" .,,,ianrer four Ia the districts
~, prao,'Iyn "a the MARGIN by which
~ hornocra,ic managers hope to carry
~ ,,a~t house OF Representatives is
-. rorro,y The sttuntlnn IA regarded
vs., a' ,,rnrneiv rraye at Democratic
na,ir,arters All efforts heretofore
49, toward hnrmonization, TO pre-
,,nn, tho possibility OF Republicans
/ ,,,n,,,ng I'm through Democratic dlvls-
/ t,,l bn,e nroyod inemcctuul, senator
] ig,,i,,,,or rbolrrnnn OF the Democratic
co"~resslonnl committee. will be here
o,.,,in tourrrow IN witness the result
a., thc nresent tin.
pichnrd croker and Perry Belmont
A. cieveinnd's ex-minlster to Spain,
were at the Democratic headquarters
I tndnv i'm regard TO this matter. Tho
rumor was rife and apparently wen
,n,,nded that ex-Mnyor Grace, who ia
a. tho head Of the county Democratic
nrgnnIzntion is willing to compounds
az, Tho basis of withdrn wing the coun-
10 Democratic candidates 10 seven Of
no nine clty districts n Tammnny
Viii ,vifhdrnw ex-senator Canter Ia
Inc Fifteenth and John Connolly In the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Washington. Oct. 2e.-secretary Car
Isle In a circular lettel to customs
officers today says: 1t is deemed de-
sirable to continue the collection Of
correct statistics Of the importation
OF tin plates and terne plates. The
collectors are therefore instructed to
require importers OF such plates to
specify and separate on their entries
of tin plates and terne plates such as
are lighter in weight than 60 pounds
per 100 square feet and such as weigh
81 pounds per 100 square feet and over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

lei Paso Tex, oct. 22.-somc impor-
tant changes in railroad circles here
,olo Mace next week f. Voolicker, n
i"n- time freight agent OF the Southern
pnriGc viii take charge of the San
Antopio once, and Agent Mccarthy
viii come here from Maria. Mr.. Woo
ticker IL alderman from the Fourth
ward and his removal win be univer-
sally regretted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

train slowed UP. Congressman w. II
Hatch. who was standing on the rear
platform. introduced the Hon Adlai
n tribute 10 the city, to Colonel Hatch
and his dictrlct. and the great Missls-
sippi valley. AS he entered into the
work OF congress his train pulled slow
" away. Audiences have left me. !"
shouted the vice president, but this
is the first time | ever left mine" and
ha Nvae t.unn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
oALNnsroS MArInms.
Hard TO Keep II cioscd-Looising at
the BouisS-Sstticd.

Galveston, TEX. Oct. 20 The poles
today closed the Two Brothers saloon
nve times before the doors finally
stayed shut. Aldermanlc election was
going on. Herman, tho proprietor,
threatens n suit.
Examination OF the city's books was
today begun by experts under Mayor
Fly'n supervision.
This matter IN contention between
the order 81 Railway Conductors and
tho santa Ire nnent the seniority rule
was today settled by conference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Brookneld. No. oct. 22,--An audience
Of fully I'VE thousand people awaited
yice-President Stevenson on his spec
iai at o'clock. Iic made speech Of
1--WE minutes. He said he was pleased
that the people were with the Demo-
cratic party IN upholdlng what the
Democrats had don't.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
sle.cu.ou a. Lnriedc,

I.aciede, Mo. Oct 22.--vlce-Presl-
dent stevenson arrived here after 4
O'Clock and was greeted BY 1900 peg
pie. He spoke fiye minutes on the tar
IN question, showing that much bene-
1T had already been derived from the
new law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Romc. Oct. 22.--All the socialist
worisingmen societies throughout tho
kingdom were dissolved today by Cow
crnmcnt decree The offices and domi-
Giles OF the men were searched and
unme important documents were seized.
Protests were made against the action
OF the government. but there was no
disorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
nrnrAu wnArnnn nnronr.

Galveston. Tex. oct. 22.-The highest
pressure is over the lakes, and from
. there to the west gulf coast is a ridge
with well defined v-shapc less
pressure arca over tho extreme north
west and extending south over the
Missouri valley Clear weather pre-
walls. except over the lakes and north
east II ia cloudy. Rainfall amounting
10 10 OF an inch or more Is reported
from pitisburg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
v,ln DnArn ROLL.


Colorado. Tex, Oct. 2i.-Mrs. Dave
HuEheR died at ~ o'clock ThurHdny
night Of consumption. The burial took
puaee Friday evening ut O'Clock, m
the city cemetery she leaves two email
orphan children. who VIII be cared for
by her mother. Mrs. Ward,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Marshall, Tex. oct. 22.-Fire last
night burned the warehouse OF W. r..
smith. stock of feed and other heavy
GROCERIES. amounting TO about $500.
Insurance $3.50. The building belonged
10 w. w. Heartsell and was insured
for sl2aO. II must have been set
on fire. as no one had been in the
building since Saturday evening, and
the fire happened at 2 o'elock this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

ported In Holland, Belgium and France,
but they seem merely OF sporadic
nature and nowhere assume an cpl
demic form. 1t also appears that the
port of Marseilles Is not In SO satisfac-
tory n condition, that no quarantine
ia maintained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Kirksyille. No. oct 2s.--rhe vice
presidential train reached here at ll15
a. n. There was crowd OF about
$500 people at the depot, who greeted
the train with lusty ch@rs, while the
band played Il stirring alr. When the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

ST. Petersburg, Oct 22.-rhe bullc-
tin issued tonight by the physicians in
attendance upon the car says.
Ills majesty slept live hours inter-
mittontly. lie rose this morning as
usual. His appetite has lcsaened. HIS
strength has not increased"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
Is,y Days

|. busiest we have ever
/ n our carpet and cloak
brtments is just now.
[,tS floors are turning out
/ double that Of any
kious October.
l,t.of.town orders and
Df.town buying has set in
Srnest, and happily they
Lam pleased with styles
nrices. We think this
: way to build up Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

The Worlds Fair award to Or.
Prices Batting Powder proclaimB It's
superiority over every other This ver-
dict was confirmed by the highest
award at the California Mid-winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

c,,rneter tells In everything. The
Mon character OF DR.. Prices Baking
powder Is the fruit OF forty years
growth. Its reputation has stood the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

corsicaua, Tex. Oct 2e.-Hon. John
y Nelson OF Hlllsboro win speak at
I,ros, next Saturday In the Interest q
nan,ocracy. Judge James w. Brown o.
Dallas viii speak at Kerens on the
same day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

corsicana, Tex. Oct 22.~-Hon. J. A.
uurIey OF sulphur Springs, candidate
a. attorney general on the Republican
ticket, Is in the city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Duzzards Bay. Oct 22.-Presldent
and Mrs. Cleveland viii leave Gray
Gables at 9 o'clock tomorrow by spe-
cial train for Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

van Horn, Tex, Oct. 2i,-walter
Roach OF this place had his arm broken
,oeav Nv his horse stepping Init ra
nnis and falling down, which threw
NM with above result. The horses
neol, was broken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

in less than six years the nineteenth
century VIII close. No food product
developed in the one hundred years
is SO good as DR.. Prices Baking Pow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

New York, oct. ai.--ilN-Governor Jo-
seph D. i3cedic OF New Jersey died IN
Sc Luko'A hospital this evening. Ia
was taken To 81. Lultc's on the 18th
instant TO have an operation performed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Austin. Tex. Oct. ?2--superlntend-
ent Whntley today filed hls monthly
report with Secretary Levy OF the pen-
itentlnry board. showing the condition
OF the penltentlary for the month OF
September. The results sum us as fol-
lows:
Number OF convlcts on hand Au-
gust Jla.... 80. ............,....ilbt
Number OF convicts received IN
September ~. :. :. ........... AZ
Number OF convicts rccaptured In
september ..... ..... ...........-
Number Of eonvlcts returned by
shcrir -....... ..... ......-...
Total -. -..." ..... -.........,1,sVU
Number OF convicts discharged IN
september 49,. ..... .........- ~
Number OF convlcts pardoned....s
Number OF convlcts escaped.....- q
Number OF convicts dled......... z
Number OF convicts delivered to
sheriff 49,. ..... 49,. r....-...
Tpt0l ..... ....a %............ aS
Leaving a balance on hand Sep
tcmher 80 Observation-Disclosures.
The forees are distributed az fol-
lows' Ban, IIutchngs Il Co.. n; u.
II. Cunningham, farm No. !. li9; farm
No. ., 12i. and farm No. 4, l23; Daring
ton, 40; J.. A. ellis. farm No. l. 81;
farm No. ., ~; 4, w. linise. ~; II. X.
white, 10; u. ]. white, 9s; Ed Wilson.
81. w. w. Watts, 81; j. II, Collier. 81;
W. #, Walt, as J. NJ. league, 49, l..
b. Smith. %; Harlem state farm, 49,:
wnllana' share farm. 6J; Aliens share
farm, lbs; j. H. Jones', 20a G. w. Rid
dick. 70. Railroads.&c. Galveston. Hous-
ton and San Antonio, No. g. 81; Houa-
ton. East and West Texas No. !, 81:
Houston, East and West Texas. No. 2,
&c; Houston. East and West Texas, No.
B. o.: San Antonio and Aransaa Pass,
90; az 1tuak ponltentlary. 1882 "
Hnnlavllle. $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22.--For Eastern
Texas: Fair. light variable winds. no
change in temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23

Washington, Oct. a2.--The cash bal
ance In the treasury today was $ll2,-
765l9S; gold reserve, S59,46l,6S5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-23
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