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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

distinguished refdonnge and procured no
nnnulmont OF his marriage By some pro-
cels that neomud 10 have a foundation IN
ltaly'a ciyii laws, Tho many said whom
this was done that Crapi'a political ailn
had SGT and that he could mover h0po to
become Minister Of the Crown.
How IL u now with the worlds iustice7
Iuly'A slater heroine to Anita uarihaldi
lives rejected, neglected al Florence, Slgror
CriHpi Is Choyallcr of tho s. $. Annun-
ciats, The highest order IN the Kings GIT,
md ranks az the cousin Of tho King.
Donna Lima Is Her Eaeellenoy," and may
ait bosldo tho Queen. Why dosn not tho
Criepl who Is tho felf-laudad ohanpion OF
reform bring forward tho much needed
measure Of dlvorceq Is II an puaplc ray be-
must euticp from It's clolet Criapls own
family akeleton9
A hard worker IA Crlupl Itc Is m az c
o'clock tho year round, bathou IN cold water
and Wielda his own faspr, liil hrdakfnDt 10
milk tnben Va sips. AZ 1890 no has lunrh-
con with Donna f4lna and tho pert lltlle
divinity thhlr daughter. CrlApl though no
cats but lttle " Oplcaroan IN his tastes.
His strongest drink ~ wcll-waterad wine.
Tobacco has no part IN Crlsni'B ploaauros
Tho Italian Premier. now " 40 years
young" finds hla Joys chlody IN WORK. In
his handn ara no Presidency Of tho frlvy
Council. tho Ministry OF the Interior and
Foreign Analrs, and hn can No He1n any
day Ia his carriage hastonlng from tho
palazso Hrastm 10 the Qulrlnal, the Chan.-
her OF Deputies or the Council Chamber,
while ho finds dino TO grant audiences 20
those whore card NJ explanation heraldns
them aatiafy him that they are entitled 20
the time they VIII tate up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

.rr,, eve, nlnna's silvery lght
ple,ces the shadows Of the night
a., drsarv moor and marsh q aAineA
.ra ~ ~ dreamy spell fast binds
ts,,n n md aeid. while on the Elaas
Tx. I shiitlng bars Of Light and shade
-, .,.hss, How suil No harsh alarm
,,s,.,-ss M sweet nootrrna calm.
any D,I, IN slsh, winds ialntly blow
mo naples branches 80 saa III re -,
while shadows east BY NM go. ~ -
sioys ftiui On ne ground DsAeA'h'
81. ho,- NJ evei hail thy blrth-
IN, rau No. ~, narched and heated eAith
! nv, ,.ar,ie dark and cool you hing
~ -n,r,ts through the darAne,i wing
aeNs ,rsest, aieht and incense bear
FiIinr with redolenes the ar. ,,,,x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

7, Won want TO know how TO make gooa
..tnr.s,ssar,' for your next fishing trip make y
thus: Take piece q sprngy bfals wire nnon,
; a. or 80 long Twist an eye IN the niudla
~ n a,td another at each end, and bend inc
Whole INTO a half circle. and Y Is complete;
lnn W, It.ai'e 10 the end ones. II YOU need a
me- stiseh that TO a short cord and let y
hang down from the centre; The obvious aa-
suhl.He mn II also has many other dcsf-
h2oes ~ 49, The line Is rendered more sensi-
a tiyo the hooks are KEPT At he same depth
nnn w w ~ seldoni tear loose. IN running
n ntsrs n also lsta the haia play At Just The
,ii.t4 dl.isnce free Of the ground TO make the
brlt taking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

Tho exhibition epidemic Is raglng the world
over. Not only have Nh no caplialh Of Europe
foinc kind Of international show running this
year, but very many Of the smaller cities have
an exhibition On helr hands. The unltad ek.
hibltionr at MILAN were opened Oh May G.
Ten ooinprira ton cahlhiH1ns OF nnc arts,
oils, wines and other gpodlaiuru An inirrnH-
tionni sanitary and health exhibition &c 20 DO
held In BoulnNno from July 20 Snptenbcr nnft
An International exhibition onrna Ia llueheri
est on Aug. 20 and closes nov - and nov
Tasmania comes forward With un invitation
10 The world TO participate IN an International
exhibition at Hobart Of NeY 10 nczh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

Take four ,abcspoonfdh Of 81, tvgssN1I,-
.,aonf,,n AZ tarrar5i vinegar, half trnspesn'l
Al u All and ons-half tsa.p'aaful q psp'as
Or Hunsatisn red psppsr ace tna - 80, ~
PEPPER 70 The ell aud mix tAen ~. ~. $3.50.
a,,,,,, ~ the III ana nix ne .seAontnis
~ snd mon d sad ths fsasindek 40.
~ y,nerar. 4 drop Al tina and. ~ s1scT-
aas,y. nc u,isturr should look hHs an cln.a-
Xxx sl's,' 1tsrs Il naw maaa tonssu'ysa nras
s ss. ios dreppine cil. drop 81 . uiaa =
making salad ds-.s'nk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22

E.yor OF brooklyn. member of the
IA Transit Commission of New York.
|ble, and according to good Judges,
|.ble candidate for the Mayoralty Of
York City, the Governorship Of New
STATE and finally the Presidency. this
h may be much quoteS.
will be noticed that there are seven
rs IN the name Seth Low. Therefore.
lin astrologors hold that II is name
|onjure with. seven for some reason
/ held as lucky as thirteen is unlucliy.
|elieye there was wise man once who
wise things, as wise men sometimes do
and among the things he said were
|:
| Is well to be born with wealth.
is we'll to be born with good brains.
is better to be born with both wealth
brains
subject Of this article is happy in
respect that he has all the qualities
i for In the old saw that l quote. lie
Ing as men go. being yet in the forties.
wealthy. He is of an old American
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22
.CRISPrS LIFE STORY.
In His Seventy-Flfth Year He
Is Still Premier.
EARLY DAYS OF STRUGGLE.
News of His Mothers Death Kept
From Him for Years.
THE ROMANCE OF HIS BOYHOOD.
EARLY DAYS OF STRUGGLE.
THE ROMANCE OF HIS BoYHoOD.
His Journey to the Cholera District aud
His Marriage to His Child
Sweetheart.
FLORENCE, juno %.

THOUGH In his
seventy -hfth year,
francesca Crlspi
Is still Promler OF
Italy. one of the
thi'se great men
of Europe; men
who have. though
uncrowned. really
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22
AID ALWAYS At HAND.
-------.--
Every Large Railroad Now
Has It's Relief Corps.
DOCTORS FOR THE INJURED.
These Railway Surgeons Have an
Organ Of Their Own.
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS PLENTY.
How Passengers with the Aid of unscrn-
pnlous LAWYERS and Doctors Try to
Work" tho Companies hut Fan.
DOCTORS FOR THE INJURED.
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS PLENTY.
WASHINGTON. July a,

'bhILEs3 every
one knowseoma
thing OF tho
business Of the
eye doctor. the
horse doctor and
divers othera to
whom tho med
ical tltlo is ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

~ Caused the Death OF "a san Frsn-
eIaro Yonnn Mnn.

mystsry Of The mpYEuc, wlach was
supposed 90 Involve an unAocounisbie sui,
eide i,y nofphlnr, has been solved by the
discovery that death was caused by chew
Ink gum, says the Ban Franciaco Exam
met
The victim vas young medical Hiu-
dent and tho rather reinagkahie case 10
made more noticeable BY the Fact that
the bny % IA years VINO came 70 MS
death through an lnordinRts passion Tor
gum was buried The other dAg In pottsrs
Hubert y Perry died quite suddenly
apd One si,oetaflN IN an upafaife riSm az
M iRsi Mason Ftrcct
An autopsy was performed and u re-
vsRisa only \ hard ciorRlng a the inirE.
tinaa 81 ono place. fhs stomach was
sent 10 " y Miller FOR analysis and the
rhasn.si went 10 work ~. Wasit threurh
an his elaborate tests for various ppiaOAs
eithuat nudinE trace Of any. He ala
md a1nyfhing unusuia IN the stomach,
Though, and thsi wa half trafupfni o.
riifn pellets
the hehii ~ ghewing gum and then sxal'
lowing q NyArp el gum L pAratnne
miaei With 8Dns nsvoring and rpiernxl
aaisfance-. ard parhnlaF ~ an Ahso-
iuifiy neutral body ln.hluhlr in any
MINIS and affected BY noihlhK except me
rhaniaaiiy. rhs wadg Of gun wsfs "a
.agiIy AZ WHEN swallowed 4; became
main shat ihe gum, 20 strangely airpo4fd
n lad Accumulated and rleffed tho H.
eraiits 1rEans. u had caused sons pAin
sna nnAily saddrn cunEraiiQh ~ ms
ilnes ami othef ofsans. Nhiva es'eAJ
nfavsd fakAA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
rouirny Ar rus ram.
Texas Is nnrid,s voming 80 the
front-tiur Fowts.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. Whit about
the poultry department OF the fairg"
asked Gazette reporter OF C w.
Guild. superintendent
We'll" he replied. 1T is siinply im-
mense. TO tell you the truth. / never
saw SO mitch enthusiasm exhibited tc-
fore, Each breeder seems thoroughly
aroused on tho subject. and II you viii
call a, NY ONCE and sec the many
letters from them on the subject you
would imagine that Il wnuld require
q building three umcA the
siEe @ ,he present one to
hold their exhibits, % you Know.
ToSas will be the banner poultry state
OF the unionG gverythns points shat
way, No nntr gOwla can he found
ANYWHERE, and am eonllleat We NH
NJ We Il moro sailsfact - eNhihi. ~ the
cAniinR fair thsr even tao mast sItn.
gulnc contemplated. iNihtrv sNnciefs
this year hay" pad mora a.'vNtlpn 70
tltrir fNwla than tVe, tAfiea aus are
grading NJ ~ tho very highcat state
% perfection Our nincrane poultry
Jcu n6ia are mntcudy RldiNS Item,
Tau vnupled wih individual nNrorl.
enc ind love OF rl.n hnsiNcsn w,ll
rradrn'Y pnt rossa ~ IN lcai " a
perjury state. Tho lA'e mantHcmvnt
las no been nneHifM Of 90. fltt
and are making ncli class plnpprn Ion
tN take care OF Asm The poultry
honss has been reno itrd nnn top -
lOuoni. New mohNg eas lcen Raced
on II and II IL now an tight az u drum.
Az AZ tht coOpa hnvr boon ny ArhtI cd
and ncw nnca ,ad4d tn, lnalda ~
81 thV building hRa becn thpiourh'y
whltowashcd In fact, It has on ~
SUNDAY clothes Fonc nat nni scc iVt
,uhirvif aud / gAar n,ce NaN N9l
agrA N'ih me when a, the marlS''
mont ~ prepared ~ ,aNe sare NJ ne
eNi;,h'ts In nrat.clais g,ylc,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

l'asea. Tex, sept s.-The new ma
chinery In the oil mill has been tested
and put to work on full time.
An the gins are making good time
now considering the iatcness OF the
crop In opening. several Of the steam
corn shellcre are running. some OF them
all night TO keep up with orders, and
business In all departments Is getting
a move on
The new high school building " near
ly complete. The fall term will open
IN Il Monday. the 18th Instant.
The Scudder Collegiate institute OPP
ened last Monday very satisfactorily.
80 say PROF. scudder aud others.
protractcd meeting rs Ia progress
at the tent here, conducted by Rov.
Tyler OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
Miss Nela Upton left this morning
Tor Gcorgctown university. where she
IL TO attend the young indiea annex
OF that institution next year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

ni Campo a. Prosperous and urr Cit-
iscns Happy,

El Campo, Texas September IA aplcn-
dld business season "a predicted Tor tho
Prairie city IN the oamng months
Though this has boon what is termed a
wet year ON cotton. Tho crop since the
clear weather Averages fairly There In
some demand fot cotton plclers,
or hate real estate shows slgns " 40.
uyltN rropptoi0ra ffom abroad come la
ually on tho ttain, Farmers from Ne.
hthsku who have Invested In NJ campo
soll AFTER this years trai pXptcaa salts
iantlon AMI a continued immigration IL
cooked tor improvements have nohe
ahead steadily all summon The DAILY
Iosi oomuA n iot u good share 81 praise
~ the strand work Tho custom hrra IN
% mai The pally Post 10 their FORMER
homes "a ihe Northern States and let
the people know the advantages OF apli
AMI climate In southern TEXAS.
Among the new aud substantial In,
proponents OF late ia this lltto CITY IL thc
handsome ANA complete now pAiaur
nMdon bN Mt Joe llurrrr Mr. IS b.
Touke WAS tho architect, puporintond0d
hN the Won known bar man Henry llsp
Nh Chris nruns, our postmnstur' andH
NO mai matter incronduR another oyi.
thirty city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

"ea'herford, Tex, Sept. weather.
io.d college viii open on Tho nm q,
ms month. aud circular was issued
Fsieiday to that effect stating the
"oNantaSes Of the school ana naming
tne new teachers employed for Inc
coming srssion. Miss Hetile smith OF
Ve'umOus' Ga, vocalist OF some rep.
wauon. VIII ieach vocal music. while
Mss M'ddlcbrook VIII teach kinder.
safsen. a recital will be given at the
school on the nigh, OF the i7th.
Dodgers were circulated about town
Yesterday announcing that Hon. G, TX.
bell Will speak on Tuesday night at
the court house. II Is stated by tho
Populisis that Judge c. II. Jenkins,
P"pnliSt candidate FOR congress. win
answer Judge Belt A large crowd will
probably attend. as the Democrats are
very anxious to hear Bell since read
ins his spccch made at Houston and
VIII he glad Of the opportunity to com.
pare the two men.
The nrm OF Murphy 8 Hughes. con-
Quoting the New York store ON North
Main street, VIII soon move their stocl,
~ goods from thrlr present situation to
the Colrnn stand ON the north side OF
the SQUARE
quite q number OF the wcathorford
people take advantage Of the excursion
rate OF 50 which the santa he railroad
oirers every once In while to go to
Galveston and return.
quite fall scene presented itself In
town saturday, as quite number OF
new bales OF cotton were In town and
the hay for the season IS coming In
rapidly. The cotton buyers were out In
force.
The Mineral Wells train was delayed
several hours Saturday evening, taking
on q lead OF several cars VI cattle TO
be detailed To the Texas ana Pacific
rsiiroud az this place bound FOR mar
ket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
cArrAlN manrroor yINplcArrp
Criminal Cbargcs brought Against
him Have No Foundation

Thurbcr, roXr. Sept s. EARLY In Juno
last charge was prcfcrred against
Captain William Lightfoot of thla place
by the wife OF j. O. Bradford. rho
charge was made at Gordon. palo
Pinto county, and read. attempted
criminal assault" Tho Gazette CORE
spondeut az Gordon sent the Item In
and much publicity was given the mat
ter, and owing to the captains high
standing as a gentleman and m otii-
clal, this publicity caused himself and
friends no little worry. The captain
was arrested. gave bond TO await the
action Of the grand jury which met
last week at Pnlo Pinto. and this body,
after most thorough Investigation,
failed to ind bill, and dismissed tho
charge
The particulars leading to II are as
follows.
Captain Lightfoot was employed BY
the Texas and Pacific Coal company
10 run down the aRitators who were
al that time ondeayoring 10 create
trouble among the miners here. He
succeeded by an excellent piece OF de-
tectlyc work IN capturing three men
aud lodging them IN prison, among
them being one j q. Bradford on the
night OF The capture the captain "os-
capped" from the officers and went 10
the home of bradford FOR the purpose
OF securing certain muuh-nceded EVIL
dence. taking with him most reliable
and trustworthy man 10 shadow him.
The captain met BradfOrds wife and
related TO her the circumstances Of
her husbands capture and OF his uhe
captnin'sl escape" She still thought
Llghttoot was IN friend ot tho family"
and told hin things that were very drt-
rimontai 10 her husband and the others,
Next morning when she saw her huH.
band In prison she was told TO keep
shy or Lightfoot as he was a detective
and had played them false and led
them into trap, She broke down and
aclnow edged TO having "told him
great deal thinking him friend,
No one here. nor anyone who knew
him. believed the story. The publica-
lion Of the charge In the Gazette with
out an explanation caused no little
comment. and was the source OF much
worry and humiliation 20 the captain
ana his friondv The failure 81 thr
grand jury 10 md bill and after a
most rigid cxsmluation has proved
that Captain lAghtfoota standing ~
a gentleman ana his record - an ON,
Ger. both here ana at Fort worth. AZ
once stamped the charge 49, false. and
this vlndirhtion by the twelve Jurors
~ Palo Pinto county "a bailcd With
delight by his many friends, and those
81 The public In general who knew him
only by reputation.
Captain Lightfooi has made . spien-
ana record here. aud IL held M hiEh
esteem hv the company and BY the
,,tirens u I'hurbcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

heaumont rcsu. heptamber 6-Nlnny
johnson. a negro OF considerable stature.
and Caesar Thompson, upKro man be-
came Involved 10 a drunken bfawi IA the
vicinity ~ Andrew owens anl0on last
Ne rnsued and when the smoke olrarui
away IL waH discovered that CanHnf mad
been seriously but not fatally stabbed.
Nlnny, wns lgmedisielY arrested by on.
bagiile Caesar was tnkan " doctor AMI
Il was discovers that The woman he'd
cut az Ne heart With raspt and sue
der the len nipple Tine wound wins dfeusa
"a and " not considered DANGEROUS
Captain " 1 kallle of iasnaf was IN
the city today en- route homf from an
extended trip through the State
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

bartlett twas, september t-'rhc re-
viyal mcotlneu conducted by Rev Chill
ders aud son continue, Thtee rerNlros
are held every day owinK 80 pressing
work not much mtcrcst Il taken W tho
mcctmgs but saturday aud Sunday y
large number OF people are VNpec,cd
from the surrounding country,
Precinct No y Including me towns OF
Round Rock and Hutto, adepied pMhihl'
ton last SATURDAY. which Leaves TAYLOR
the oaly whisky precinct In Williamson
county. A movement il nado TO also
bring Taylor into lie prohibition COLI
umn. which if eucOersflll NOald make
the whole county dry"
Yesterday was a COTTON dpy, ABOUT 10
bales bSing sold. Tho cottaa buy ofs were
rustlluE, paying GA cents
Miss lchcllu JonNn tNu Tot Uetoh a
fcW days agO who're she viii attend The
baylor college,
Mr. O 4. Amncus has returned tren,
81 Louis whorc he has been buying his
fall and winter stock
Mt William rowltply, from Temple
Is hero Waiting his brother MI, H. Pow
ilaky
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS
rEwsr MOTIFS oArnEpEp ny opn
CORRESPONDENTS.
Albert nn.sc, After scserins W
From rroienSra spree, DROP.
Dead Near Issiessiec - Gin
Accident Near Lesinstoa.

Palestine, Texas. September 7.-.A,ber,
Base. a German employed At Clevelands
bakery, dropped dead while riding aiong
country road several miles east OF the
city at n o'clock today. lie had been
drinking considerably OF late and his en-
nioyer asked him to lay on for fow
days and sober UP. He did ~ and had
spent nearly week on his farm. nine
miles from Palestine. and was return
ing. u Is supposed, to resume work when
death overlook him Physicians say hia
ueath was caused By exposure 10 the IN.
tense midday heat afttr rrclcnrcd
spree hasso came here nine Neara ago,
bore Eooi reputation and had accumu-
latel Cuusider cradle property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

t.ockhart. ToNas. September IA looSl
option election, TO prohibit tho sale OF
intoxicating liquors, Will be- held In Jus
tiee prccinct No tomorrow,
Mir 1--we beatty has removed from l4n-
ling 10 lnckhart ana n occupying the
residence which he purchased from j, A,
Thompson Atr. Bcaiy Will soon esiah'
nsh a marble yard At l.ockhart ana IN
sale OF iron fencing and windmill sap
piles and piping.
MIR fuipa has sold his stock OF mer.
cnnndiae IL MpsarH Lnney \ Gordon, and
ON account OF IN health viii visit MS old
home In i2aet Tennessee.
Miss ola chew left home Oh WelntH-
1yiu ns,nd college the cenang fall and
pr, Black OF Austin. the electric belt
man. is In the city With his onlco Az 'ho
nnlmel house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
|EaoN NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
~ ITEMS rRoM ouR OWN
~ CORRESPONDENTS.
rn,nsnnd Dollars worth OF
s,...,o school Bonds 20 he sold
o.ec--N Little Girl swallows u
r,rreii ana wenthcrford.

,un.soro. Tex, Sept. s.--Thc comp
M nj Austin reports the rcgistra-
n. Of 5000 nillsboro school building
"A. which viii arrive tonight and be
q, al once aud the much talked OF
[.Aool house will be built. The mayor
[,ro,ts several bids.
ri little daughter OF MIR. John
|,'psr OF Mertins swallowed a pin ON
n, Monday. which lodged In her
I'D she was brought to Hillsbopo
4 paced In the hands OF physicians
!, treatment. At last accounts thoy
a not pucceeded In extracting the
|a
M, Tom stroud, who hn9 been at
ilng West Point military school,
Issrngd today after an absence Of
~ wears aud was welcomed home
h, hs muny friends here.
"a T. Butler, charged with trying to
lam money from W. 9. Richardson
4 arcuglng him Of the crime OF rape
4 Mrs Butler waived an examination
I'm before Squire G. n. Jones and
h, bond fixed at $500 for his appearance
k.sare the county court.
1 An attachment was run on the stock
Y confectiuneries owned by Sidney
Earren 20 satisfy claims TO the amount
4, ,.aa0 by Thompson. Lang 4 Co. of
|sls Mace and $l3i.sb by II. -. Seward
O. confcctiuners. OF Fort Worth.
1 The city council today In called ses-
|en engaged Mi ID, A. paynor, civll
|ssneer Of Dallas TO design plans for
vaierworRs and sewerage system.
me tent meeting that was begun un-
II the auspices of the Methodist
|Aurch some three weeks ago has been
|ritrtrd the last week by Rcv. DR.,
Weaver OF the Cumberland Presbytc-
|an church, Dr. Weaver is doing
|one wonderful preaching.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Tyler, Tex. Sept 1.-THE Interna-
|ssal and Great Northern freight Of
a.,t,, r,.,,t,,. ,,,,.,,..s'' ,r,'.
y u''"e " uH''"s u"s'n's7' ine
|sght rooms are Kept iull always and
III c, II, Wood, agent, snys that the
|p5t is at least allied up seven times
~.
f'u'
ne merchants receive their fun
|tks, while our local wholesale houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
can rms n,a rnunt
rimh.r rhir,"s snta 10 Have Caused
thr sr.n, Forest tirr,


St Cloud, Mime sept S.--rhere
are inumations that the state nena'
tofiM committee, which has been In
vestisaiinE frauds agoinet the state
IN the cutting u pine from school
lands, win be allie to show asionlehlng
evidence, not only that climber pit
rates" appropriated millions II dol-
iauf worth ~ iumher belonNlng TO
the state. but In ttNing 10 cover M
their utoallnEH they started the nros
which resulted In tcrliblc llss NJ 10
and property In Pine. i<anabie, Carl
ton and other countioA In tho pine
holt The charge ~ that the lumber
men nrod the lands they improperly
cleared 80 destroy thu atumpa and
reudor the announcement " htumnngc
Impossible and thereby shut Oh any
suit the commission might attempt TO
bring against them In one of the
CHIEF hntrls In st. Cloud, O scout em-
ployrd bH thr cnmmimion To ferret
out the caHs " lumber thluVlnH, has
declared be- secured sworn evidence
that millions ~ feet ~ lumber had
been ptniun. aud np HnOn ~ " had
been cut the lumhcrmon instructed tho
employees tn burn the ground over and
mako a clean loh Ut g." ThiR "a the
poHaihle explanation ~ mort Of the
tirru " this region, Tor the mmherIhcn.
In cutting timber leave grcnt pilrn "
Couplings and The ,ornh In such a
dry season nH this starts a tremendous
tire that onte the stumpa from which
the timber har hevn cut Crooked
lumhcrmen In those HreH made too
"olrAn n Job NJ n, the nreH have
spread over 10000 eduarc mites. de.
siroyod nohody Knows hnw many hun
dred human lives, and devourod $40
600. 600 worth nf nrnnNrlN
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house today In the interest of his can
didaey. He made many friends tor
himself. and his iogical speech will
cause. the wavcring TO come back to
the old Democratic ranks, Mr.. c. n
Jenkins populst candidate for con-
gress, replied TO Congressman neirs
speech.
The cotton seed oil mill, the cotton
compress. the gin and In fac, an the
milling Interests hcreabouts have either
steamed up OF VIII In few days he
gin operations. Brownwood begins her
poets FOR the best business she has had
for many years.