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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14
FROM NORTH ltxAs Towns.
NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE HAS
ADJOURNED.
News erist From Greenviiie--rhc
Evsnt Of tho Season Mt ST. Joe.
Doinss nj KeIIer--A Popular Minis
tor Returned to Terrell.

Gainesville. Tex. Nov. BE b. How
ctr has returned from H,nay Grove.
Hiss Jennie Accommodating a few
miles out In the country. died last night
Of ccnhumrtlon.
M Sam Link and Mss Rcberca
Wei man were licensed to marry to-
day by County CLERK Perry. The cese-
risny viii take place next Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. saiion, en-
East California street.
The cttfoii gin OF Huber Il Morton at
Spanish Fort was totally destroyed by
Dire last tight about 3 Q CLOCK. together
wi'' twenty-seven bales 81 cotton. a
set OF har cFs and wng ~. There was
an Insurance on the gin FOR $1,000.
The price OF cotton went on i-S-of n
cent today In the foreign markets,
which brought the price lower in
Gainesville than any time Ia its bis
tory. The prices paid to-day ranged
from $50 70 $50, some actually selling
as low as 1896
In the district court this afternoon
the case OF u. 8. Aynos vs. the Hartford
Fire Insurance company was taken up.
a jury selected ana the case put on
trial. This suit IL brought by Mr.
Agnes 10 recover 1920, the amount Of
insurance carried by him on his house
and furniture, which was burned few
months ago and which the company
refuses TO pay on the grounds that he
Kept gasoline stove In his house with
out permit to do so from the COM
pany.
Militia Comman1ery No. 30. Knights
Templars, VIII hold a banquet al the
Turner cottage tonight. which VIII be
attended also by the wives and daugh-
tiers of the members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14
AUSTIN BUDGET.
Governor Hogs ConHIderInE Par
donH-CRpitni Visitors.

Governor HoEg Conditioning Par
donH-Capitni Visitors.
Austin Tex, Nov 13.--Goyernor
IIogg spent the entire morning at the
mansion looking after pardon muttors
that have been submitted to his Iudg.
ment by the board OF pardons.
ON the eth Instant he granted two
weeks respite to Francisco Reyes.
who was to have been hung In the
Travis jail ON the 9th instant. The
attorneys for the condemned man hive
been active In collecting facts which
they hoped would cause Il doub TO
arise In the mind OF the executive as
TO his positive guilt
Permits were granted today TO the
Werner company OF Illinois with a
capital stock OF $500. 900 and the
John s, Britain Dry Goods company
OF Missouri, with q capital stock OF
100000 to transact business IN this
state,
The Bexar Bowling Alley, social
organization. without assets or capital
stock. filed a charter today. The post
oillee OF the association Is at 81 He'd
WIZ, IN ReNar county, and the lncor-
purators are Henry Loefiler Hermann
Nogea. Henry Wictera and Henry
Hocoltcr
ES-aoVernor Rosa arrived last
night from the Agricultural and NJ
chanical college and looks In splendid
health. He was surrounded ali Inc
morning by host OF friends who on
Joy the l.ittle Cavalryman's quiet hu-
NOR and interesting "Reminiscences The
eN-goNernor reports matters progress
Ing satisfactorily at the college over
which he presides, IIc Is stopping at
the Avenue hotel.
Mr.. NJ. p. Kelley OF Georgat1wn.
the general manager OF the Trinity
Cameron and Western Railway CONF
pnny, IL al the Avenue hotel and saws
that the railroad which he is building
Is going ahead without INTERRUPTION.
Mr., George Burgess OF Gonsales ar
rived from the south last night.
Mrs. Roslne Ryan, OF late a resident
OF Houston, spent yesterday and today
euuc
Charles F.. Byers OF the Houston
and Texas Central, aud G. l.. Flies
OF the international and Great North
crn, are looking after thlngs FOR theI,,
resnective railroads In the Cnpital CITY.
Hon, A. NJ. Kennedy OF Mexis got
In early this morning. He comes In
the interest Of Ex-Governor Rob Taylor
who 10 making another tour OF me
south MI Kennedy was a candidate
on me Democratic ticket for repre-
was 1eieated by Populist' but he n,
cheerful over the defeat.
judge p. =. Hil Of Houston came In
on tho Houston and Texas Central
morning train and left for home AZ
Hon. wharton Bates OF Rrazorl.
registered at the Avenue hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Dallas. Tex. Nov. l3.-onle CART
SON. the athletic youth who last Sat
urday rolled Into town from the north
on woman's bicycle. and who was
ARRESTED by Detective Alexander as
he was trying to sell the bicycle at u
low figure, wan wanted at Plano.
CITY Marshal Roland OF Plano came
Tor Garrison Saturday night He said
the prisoner was wanted In his town
on charge OF stealing a lot OF over
coats and cloaks from hotel. and IL
Ia charged that he stole the bicycle
from Mrs. Leddy OF Dallas, who Is Wis
iting In Plano.
Marshal Roland took Garrison Ia
Plano and lncarceratcd hun In the
ealahoose. Sunday morning Garrison
was gone. He had sawed out several
of the wooden bars OF his prison with
saw furnlahed from without. He
left u note thanking Roland for kind
treatment and regrettlng that pressing
business in distant part OF the
county prevented a longer sojourn
with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

B. l.. Richards. Sherman Register; e.
a. Thompson. Denison Herald; p. N.
Dusley, GALVESTON Tribune: II. L. Rob
ertson. Tyler Telegram; w, d. Cox,
Temple Tribune. and J. II. Cargill,
Waco Telephone, were present.
The meeting considered a number OF
matters o. Importance TO their news
ana telegraph service, the result OF
which. It is believed. viii be shortly
seen IN improved state service and
otherwise.
The Afternoon Press association Of
Texas was formed with the papers
above named represented, and also the
Houston Age. Dallas Tlmes-H Herald and
Fort Worth Mail-Telegram.
The following officers were elected:
President and manager, Clarence Gus
ley; vice president, T. b. Johnston
secretary-treasurer, Il. A. Thompson
and d. d. Bryan. The officers consu-
tute the board Of directors.
This afternoon the visitors made a
flying trip to the Cotton Palace. the
Waco natatorium and the other attrnc-
lions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

For the next thirty days thera v,,,,
DC u good run OF grass cattle 10 mar
S ~, me fert Worth and Denver has
M, sh uo'ns a rushing business In this
IT, some ume past, according to
1--we stock Agent Ware.
- y, foakum, general manager of
she Sult, colorado and Santa he rail-
way, headquarters at Galveston, ar
rived IN the city yesterday.
y l.. bennington, live stock agent OF
.he Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re, left
iast night for Houston and other points
IN Southern Texas.
Al Jolly. the genial travelling pas
sshssr agent OF the Menlphis and
SShnrieston railway, Headquarters al
ts alas' made Fort Worth a visit yes
F; NJ. Bisbec. superintendent Of
Srleses and building Of the Gulf. COL
SIauo ana Santa Fe, came in yester-
bune. az e'e-
a. Davidson, division superintend-
en- OF the Gulf Colorado and santa
49,, VINO has only recently resumed hIa
uuues after an attack OF tvnhaid ca,'s,.
from a relapse. '"s
", w. Martin, trayellnv fraich. an,
wen. s Nuif' Colorado and Santa Re.
"rstn and Rio Grande.
xba purity CT Rock Island officials
nar,aS S'.iied Fort Worth Monday ds.
rsai ~ yesterday morning In their spe-
Anont ) o'clock. They We're
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14
DALLAS AFTER THE ROCK ISLAND
THE VISIT or THE ROADS HIGH
OFFICIALS
Is TnIsen to Indicate Dcsire to
Enter The eity-erssnviiI. Votes.
The hallway Age Rushes to the De-
Tense Of the Roads.

Dallas Tex. Nov. ls--colonel Frank
Holland is in receipt OF a lettei
from Mr.. George Diehl. OF St. Louis. to
the effect that he viii be one Of party
OF 100 St, Louis business men, manufac
turers and capitalists. who will visit
Dallas on the 2lst inst, in the com
pany OF the Cotton Belt officials.
MIR. Dlehl is an old Texan. and while
he has lived in st. Louis a number, OF
years. he is still enthusiastic about
this state, and never loses an oppor-
tunIty to say good word for 1t.
The Cotton Belt officers and their
one hundred st. Loulsan guests will
be received in due form and entertaind
during thir stay in manner entirely
fitting their station and the occasion,
because ex-Mayor Connor Col. Holland,
and MIR. L. g. Thorne, general manager
and Vice president OF the Texas g. Pa
eiflc railway company. have the matter
in hand.
The visit of the prominent Rock Is
land officials at Dallas yesterday, not
wlthstanding the fact that everything
was kept mighty quiet, is interpreted
By men who study railroad affairs to
AHedu NHbt lue ttEHlluAl IullIpdu anu
union depot enterprise is rlpenlng.
While in the city the party met l.. S.
Thorne, one OF the vice presidents Of
the Texas & Pacific, Ex-Mayor w. c.
Connor. Cotton Belt director. and
promoter of the Dallas Terminal rail-
road and union depot enterprise; State
Senator Bowser. a moving spirit in local
railroad affairs and several oth0r promi-
nent business men.
The Rock Island company Is closely
Identified with the Dallas Terminal
railroad enterprise and there IL little
doubt that Its representatives while
hero canyassed the local situation thor
oughly.
Mr.. Alex Sanger holds an option on
real estate owned by the city OF Dallas
In the First and Second wards, which
the Terminal railroad promoters desire
TO secure. This option expires on jan
uary l, 1895. on the 2lst OF the current
month President S. w. Fordyce, of the
Cotton Belt. and other officials OF that
system, are to visit Dallas to consult
with the city officials on these property
options, and probably to put the Ter
minal road scheme in more tangible
shape than II is In at present They
undoubtedly do not desire to let the op-
lon lapse. and something of u genuine
business character viii more than likely
be the result OF the visit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Saint 10. Tex. Nov. 13.-JThe event
OF the season was the reception and
election OF officers In the Boggegs
Volunteers armory last nigh. The frst
lieutenancy being vacant. Second Lieu
tenant r.. johnson was promoted ~
the company to first. Sergeant wal
pole was then elected second llouten-
ant to company q. Sixth regiment,
Texas Volunteer Guard
After the election the guests were
invited TO an oyster supper given by
the promoted officers After supper
there was company drill; aftor ann
the Hight fantastic was trippcd. aud
after enjoying an immensely pleasant
evening the guests left realizing that
IL was good thing to be Texas
soldier.
Captain PedigO has the company IN
drill.
Three beautiful residences are now
being finished and several more are
IN process OF erection.
Cotton SIN comes IN freely notwith-
standing the low prices This section
OF country has never raised a larger
or better crop of cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. ls.--At the after
noon session Of the arbitration con-
gress Arbitration Affairs" was the
subject OF debate. 1t enlisted the SER
vices OF the following; Il. NJ. Daugh,
general attorney for the Grand Trunk
railway, and l.. S. Coffin OF the Broth
erhood OF Trainmen. The last number
OF the days program was the Spring
er Bill" which was reviewed by its
author, William NJ. Springer. and Jas
u. Tawney, member Of congress from
Minnesota.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14
or THE EoLncTIo SCHOOL.
Proceedings of the Physicians in
Couurit Mt Waco.

I touhcli NJ NHoo'
Waco. Tex. Nov. 1s.--The twelfth an
nual meeting OF the Texas Eclectic Med,
ieal association began at the city nan
/ this morning.
! Two years ago the association held Its
meeting In Waco and az the present
meeting many OF the delegates are ac-
compnnied by their wives, the attrac-
ton OF the Cotton Palace making the
meeting additionally interesting
Mayor McCuiloch welcomed the mem
berg at the city hall this morning In
short speech.
The meeting was called to order
at 10 o'clock this morning In the coun-
Gil chamber at the city hall, by the
president. DIR. i. s. Downs Of Galveston
The following officers were present;
l.. 5. Downs, president, Galvestoni Il.
j. Wells, NJ. D., Gainesville, first vice
president; 8. NJ. Carlton. NJ. d, Hills
boro. second vice president; ]. II. Mitch
ell, NJ. D., Dallas. treasurer.
owing 20 the absence Of Secretary
NJ. u. Ketchom OF Mineral Wells, Dr..
i, j. Wells or Gainesville, was chosen
temporary secretary.
me Following members were presents:
Drs. b. ]. French, ]. II, Mitchell. A.
stanlee. T. II. Stanlee, W. NJ. Henry
and II. Il. Cranfll
The following committees were APP
pointed:
on program--Dra. Henry and john
son.
Leglslative-prs Henry, Johnson,
Wells. Carlton and Downs.
Credentials-T Wells, S. NJ. Carl
ton, B j. French.
Audlting-A stanlee. Il. II. stanlee.
w NJ. Henry.
a recess was taken after the appoint
ment OF committees until o'clock this
afternoon at which time the assocla-
ton again met
Dr. Baldwin OF this city. delivered u
graceful and appropriate address to the
doctors assembled. At the conclusion
or Dr. Baldwln's remarks the president
Or. L. $. Downs, delivered his annual
address. He had hoped to see every
eclectic In the state present and he
wanted to see this meeting the best
ever held. He thought electics should
be broad and liberal enough to oquode
tue line that contine the different
schools OF medicine.
He advocated the establishment In
the eclectic school. Of ladies' relief
corps because there Is always Improve
ment where the hand Of woman Is
manity.
While he deprecated the custom Of
many electics to advertise. he felt
mat II n man thought he could benefit
his business In that manner. as long
as ne did nothing to detract from the
dignity Of eclectlcism. he had Il perfect
right to do SO.
lie wanted law enacted by the next
legislature providing for an examining
board OF three members. one from each
school OF medicine.
Dr. Downs address was quite lengthy
ana At Its conclusion the association
proceeded to the regular order OF busl-
ness.
The report Of the committee on ere
membership:
>, Or; 7; NJ, Hays. DR., J. NJ Baker, DR..
w. X. Fowler.
The report was adopted.
Reports OF Interesting cases were
read ana the meeting adjourned until
10 o'clock Tomorrow
Tonight the visiting physicians WIS.,
tied the Cottbu Palace in body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Washington, Nov. i3.-rhe follow
ing Is u list Of the patents Tor Texas
issued today:
Swing samuel a, Aston. Galveston.
Ant rrup--Willlnm u. Carter. Mcyia,
Pitch Bonrd-Willlam T. Frazer.
Occola
Harness Saddle--Iohn A. Miller and
j. II. Warmoth. Austin.
Car Coupling George \. Norcross
San Antonio
dopin.
Pipe wrench-Mlke II. Ria, Center
Mills.
Nut Lock--George l.. Rush Dodge
Tslephone-John serdinko, San AN
Waco
Gate--stanabnry j. Smith. parla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Corslcana, Tex, Nov. 13.-Preparn.
lions are being made for the erection
OF u new Methndst church building
here. The now building win cost s9O,-
900.
Roy, Abe MuliSoy's new residence 10
nearing completion, Il Will be com
plotted ut "a cost OF $1,000.
The new threo-story hotel OF Il. NJ.
Collins VIII be completed soon. II
Will be a handsome structure.
The case ot George aud Jim
Murphy was called IN tho district
court yoatordny evening Tho attor.
neys for the defense made motion
10 quash the vonire. which was over
ruled by the court, and then "A CON
tnunnce was asked for and grant d
The two Murphys are CHARGED with
the murder OF Gid q. Taylor several
months ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Terrell Tex, Nov ia telegram
was received today from ponham stat.
Ing that the North Texas Methodist
conference In session there would re-.
turn Rev l.. G. Archer 10 the Terrell
station and Roy. G. b. Ifludger to
the presiding eldership o. the Terrell
district. This Is gratifying news to
those interested.
Farmers are complaining terribly at
the price OF cotton, aud many Of them
Say they are done with II; but doubt
lera about the usual amount will be
planted next year Notwithstanding
the complaining now.
The fire department was called ont
about 10 o'clock this morning to O
IRE Mt Meyers Bros gin ON virginia
street Not great deal OF damage
was done, ~ tho flames We're soon
extnguished,
Mr.. Dowine, the noted traveller, Is In
suit In Terrell Tor failure 10 M his
contract with Professor Mnrrs, SUI
perlntendent OF the public school. Tho
ease comes NJ for trial Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

81 Louis, Mo. Nov. 13.--Accordlng to
reports 10 superintendent Simpson OF
the Wells Fargo Express company the
sum total OF the booty obtained near
Monettc, No, was s2l5 from the local.
The pursuit OF the robbers has not vet
developed any immediate probability
Of the capture. The messenger, a. NJ,
chapman, Is the brother OF the mes
senger who was killed In self-defense
OF his ear In Kansas year or two
ago He was himself also held up at
Redfork. I. A.. last June, but by quick
work hid all the money he had and
saved II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Keller. Tex, Nov ls,--Rov. smith
has bought the blacksmith shop at
thls place and working two forgcs.
lie has also bought the reaidence
property OF George L. Fowler and has
moved his family from Denton.
Charles 7. Prewett huA moved from
nur midst TO Fort Worth, where he Will
study law with the new county at
torney.
Mr. Jake West, who resldea one mile
north OF Keller has his new resi-.
denee about ready for occupancy.
three families arc ready 10 chango
residences when Jake moves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Waco, Tex, Nov. ls--I. Beok. who
arrived in the city several days ago.
and who has boon selling railroad
tickets, was arrested to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Percy McGhee on charge of
swindling, u complaint to that effect
having been filed by ]. II, Cook In
Justice linrrlsun's court.
Cook alleges that he bought ticket
from Waco TO san Antonio from Beck,
aud when It was presented ~ tho Waco
N northwestern railroad ticket omeo
II was proven TO be worthless.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Grconville. Tex. Nov. 1s.-Aflas
Florence Regain. who has been visit
Ing IN 81 LOUIS for some time, has
returned home,
Mrs. ] NJ. chhnl OF ST. Louis "a
On visit TO her parents, Mr. AMI Mrs
i, Coulter In Wedt Greenvlle.
Mayor W. a. Perlsins returned home
yesterday from the North Texas con.
ference which is In session. nj Bon
Ar. w. u, Campbell OF Fort Worth
y business visitor TO the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Calvert Tex, Nov IA negro
named BIZ Anderson last night stop
ped at Mayor Parltors house and
cursed and abused him and his family.
the mayor having fined the negro
Parker had a deputy sheriff arre1t the
negro, but before the Jail was reached
body Of angry citizens captured the
prisoner and taking him to the out
skirts OF the city, whipped him se-
verely. The negro took poison this
morning TO end his suffering, but Is
not yet dead though he can hardly
survive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

New York, Nov 1s.--rhere was no
life TO the demand, stlll with go,d
number OF buyers present consldernble
business was Effected through mod rat
purchases though II comprised chiefly
seasonahle specinltlcs fancy goods ana
holiday articles. Spring sperlalties.
such as ginghams. printed Fabrics,
tontlon ana many cngagements were
reported, Printing cloths In better
demand and holders unwilling sellers
at ll-id
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

highly pleased with Fori N
greatly enjoyed their up ~
state.
S. NJ. West, scale laspsss
Texas and Pacific. was 10 Y
terday.
c. j. Larlmer, chief ts'i
the Rio Grande division y
and Pacific. made a trip HN
terday over the line.
]. Il. Parmelee. division N
headquarters at Waco eh'
'S j. W. Tluey. sup.rISisl
bridges and buIldinfs
: Worth and Denver CIV II
in the city yesterday.
Conductor jackson o. 'as
Pacific railway. from p''-
in town yesterday
MIR Frank yoelchtf
agent at El Paso. has PA, \,
local freight agent 81 r
Pacific at San Antonio q.
Mr.. W. T. smetten N X,
pointed train master q u; i, n
division OF the Gull, cols's' X
Fe, with headqua''s'
Tex * c,,a.,o. rabsy, Issl
the Southern Paeliic y ~
has been appointed o0nnls
with headquarters at sa "a
MIR. NJ. W. Joyce s'p' VI
the Gulf. Colorado an' ~
New orleans. has oes ..a.' XXI IA
eral agent OF the Me1i''-
the same point. ,c,,,n a
Mr.. Joseph McMlv'ss, I'll;
agent OF the Southern . ,,
Antonio. has been sx
ticket and passenger as'''
at San Antonio. IL ~ A.
MIR. ]. NJ. Gruber. !ia.s
Southern division q US ~.
and santa Fe. has eesa a- 's'l
clerk to General Ma,s'
that road at Gaiyes' ~. IA
Mr.. W. q. Nevir I..; c,'' \, ls,r1
eral Manager Yoaku'n :, x css
orado and santa F r. :, ~ =
been appointed assisi n d,
Z. W. campbsll. q ;si n
master on the s !, ,,,,Sfn'hf
in town YESTERDAY ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Mrs ]. C. Gorham and her two
daughters. Misses Iona and Verna,
reached Austin from Dallas yesterday
and VIII spend the winter. They nave
taken up their residence at the Avenue
hotel.
Martin Sprague Of the international
and Great Northern was In tia CITY
yesterday.
Mr.. George Penn, who Is conductor
on the Austin and Northwestern, ro-
turned from his northern trip. ysst.r-
day and has taken charge u his Train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Cleveland OHIO, Nov ls.-.NIt,s
Frances p. willard, PRECEDENT Of ~
National Woman's Christian Temper-
anoe unlon arrived Ia this city to-.
day. Miss willard viii preside over
the Womams Christian Temperance
union convention which convenps AZ
Music hail Friday morning. A num-
Der OF other prominent officers and
delegates OF the organization have
also arrived and are making hnai
Preparations for the great gathering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Waco. Tx, Nov. Is.-presllsa, Hon
ry II. MrIarg and Vice prsh,ient and
d?a.i' NJ mayer Churlus Hamilton %
me IeNas Central left this morning on
lw)cays' Inspection rip Df Thar
roa
Ihey Nv return Thursday night ana
Mr. Mcilttg Will leave Tor the Norm
m'ufe iir'n,y convinced than ever that
Texas Is the coming stA;e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

on Account OF the Mississippi Valley
medical association, which meets at
hot Springs, the Missouri, Kansas q
teSas railway company C'Katy''l will
sen round trip tickets Nov. 18th. 18Th.
t is6i and goth. good to return twenty
w Gays from the date Of sale at one
rare FOR the round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Baird. Tex, NOV ~. Airs. II. ], r.
ard has taken eharga OF The city hotel
population
Several or tho newly elected county
onlccm qualified thia morning and VIII
take charge OF their new honors al
onee.
y, L, Neely has sold the Comanahe
s1uaw to Rev, Denton Of the German
Herald, who Will continue The squaw
While Mr. Neeely WIN start nnpor
,ere next week 70 be called The Gala.
ian County Register.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Dallas. Tex, Nov. lS,--Thc last OF
the trio OF alleged horse and buggy
thieves has been arrested. Sheriff Ca
bell ut le o'clock today received the
following message from w. o. Mus
grave, city marshal at Commerce,
Tex; Come at once. have OWENS.
Shot him three times"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Brussels, Nov. i9.--A terrific hurrl-
cane swept over Belgium yesterday.
In this city and nelshborhood a num-
Der OF unfinished houses collapsed and
Others were unroofed. Three persons
were killed and many more injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Natchez. Miss. Nov. lS.-Thc house
OF r. Williams, nine miles below hero.
burned this morning and two children
were crcmated In the blaze. Williams
himself and an older child We're also
badly burnpl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-14

Piaquemine. La. Nov. i2.--Biily lay
ton o. New Orleans and ]. J. o'Donnell
OF Philadelphia fought before the
flaquemlnc Athletic club last night
LAYTON knocked O'Donncll out IN tho
seventh round.