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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

u. !, domestic coal tn,s
4 or Hr.s,.o " the well-snown
! VI. $500 a ,Is.4ST Cameron. Matt;
., Ssls'i.ssSS En- 8 MoF iSd is% Re aPP
=. "a Rouse rrgssylSauia Anthra-
-aIlister. ,,hlnr caSl. piedmont,
/. 'Ssilts sai WI IN CARROTS on track.
|,e.la sisa'l .,,-Tp. wholesale and
|lry 4Np choicest c>sdes Terri
Ill' rsis ,,.,. N house and on track
NJ Pas n hw Al retail or IN car lots'
|." Y, = EY g. BIB,
|LlLLr s,,,h Phone lA7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

for an hour upon the subject Of Fed
eral taxation. lie said For thirty
years the burden OF taxation imposed
by our national government has been
such as bore heavily upon the Industry
and labor OF the country and lightly
upon its capital. We have drawn all
that has been used to conduct the
great government machine at WASH
ington from the food and clothing OF
the American people tax upon the
backs and bellies of the people and not
upon what they possessed and fully
four out Of every Ave dollars has gone.
not for the public good. but to the sup
port Of panpered industries, and the
enrichment OF protected manufaotur-
ers.
You farmers are engaged In occu-
patiuns where no law u congress save
one giving free exchange OF commerce,
can add cent a pound to the value
OF your pork, or l cent a bushel 10
the price OF your wheat Yet you are
called ON by the sweat IF our brow,
by your toll In the folds. to keep In
a mode OF life that plain people can
scarcely conceive OF the rnpaclous. In
sttlatc monopolsts who thrive under
Republican protection. AS to the last
congress, he said. the record of con-
gress, bungllug and slow as It was.
utterly lnexcusabls, as a part of II
was. was 4 record Of more done for
the American people, for the plain reo"
pic Of this country. than by any other
congressfIi the history Of this people.
Mr.. Wilson viii speak at the Monon-
pahela coal mines tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

sydney, N s, w, oct. l5.-Alrred
stephens, @. G., NJ. c. H.. formerly
lieutenant governor OF New South
Wales. ia dead.
Sir Alfred stephens was the third
son Of the late John stephens. u Judge
OF the supreme court OF New south
Wales He was born IA ,so! educate a
In England called 10 the bar IN iSss.
and was appointed Judge OF the SUI
preme court OF New South Wales IN
1853, after having previously held the
Office OF attorney geacch vi rAsman a.
From 1874 to 1873 he was CHIEF Justice
Of The New south Wales supreme court.
and wea knighted in 1916. When the
legislative council was created In 1865
he was nominated president OF that
body. but he resigned the following
year. In 1882 Judge stephens VIVA ere.
ated A, {, b., and administered tho
government OF the colony on tho re-
tirement OF the Earl Of Bellmore In
1873, Two years later no was created
*, c, NJ. q, In 1854 he was created
G.. G, NJ @. In November. 1875. no
was appointed lieutenant In 1915 and
1885 Sir Alfred Stephons also adtninis-
tered the AFFAIRS Of the colony. acting
as governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Omaha. Nob., Oct. ia special to
the Bee from Lincoln says: Tomorrow
morning when the supreme court con-
yenes the boiling or administration
wing of the Nebraska Democracy viii
bring mandamus proceedings TO COM
pei SecretPry Allen to place the names
Of the wing known az The Sturtevant-
BAN ticket on the ballot and at the
same time the question Of preventing
he secretary OF state from putting
the fusion candidates twice ON the bal
lots will be presented to the &C urt 1t
is understood the boilers VIII allege in
their petition that when there IL a
split in political convention both
tickets must 20 on the ballots, as de-
cidod by Colorado and Michigan courts,
but under the law there can be no
duplication OF candidates names
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 15.-At to-
days session OF the woman's Christian
Temperance Union convention, Miss
Frances willard made an address. The
big Baptist temple was filled with peo-
pie and the famous advocate Of tenn
perance was greeted with much en-
thuslasm. Miss Willard said that wo-
men should have the right of suffrage.
not because the women were better
than men, but because they were diner
emit She spoke OF enthusiasm and told
Of the convention of 1860, in which Lin
coins nomination was followed by such
an exhibition Of enthusiasm as Is sell
dom seen, and said she attended po-
lltical convention last year which was
exactly the opposite. Everything plan
ned, uestions were put and voted on
and the work was that Of a machine.
Lincoln'se picture was there in chrome,
but the spirit of Lincoln was not there.
Men consecrated to the protection of
home, Miss willard said, have the en-
thusiasm now, but they have not the
members.
Down with the gambling houses:
down with the saloon; down with the
den Of lnfamy," said the speaker, "and
up with the white flag Of purer Amer
lea" Miss Willard paid a glowing trlb-
ute to Susan y. Anthony and then
said she would stake everything that
the Rev. DR., Parl1hurst would ultl-
mately come out In favor of woman
suffrage. She spoke also OF the pa
rade Of women and their effects look
ing TO the defeat Of Col. Brecklnrldge,
aud said II she spoke OF that to DR..
Parbhurst he might say that the wo-
men could not vote, and that their
votes did not defeat Breckenridge. Her
reply would be that II the women ha
vote the Ashland district would have
given on overwhelming majority
against Breckinrldge. Miss Willard con-
cluded by making an appeal for funds
to send women to the South for the
men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Sells nrothers' Astonishing Aggre.
cation.


Cation.
Coming to Fort Worth, on Saturday.
october q.
It's fame rests securely on a ulum-
phai success covering almost quar-
ter OF a century. 1t Is wortally ac-
corded the highest niche IN the tempe
OF American amusements, and Is the
strongest evidence OF "the survival of
lie tttest' The royal road to the peo.
rle's hearts ~ reached ors ,hrrdrh
unWaNering integrity ard strict adj
ference 20 fixed principles nnl 90 mis-
end Sells Brothers motto In orRan-
iEing "'rhe Big Show OF the World"
for 1884 is to excel, not only In pre-
senung to the American public an ex.
hlbltion morally pure and Instructive,
but greater. grander in Its extensive
geological. arouic and lnvincible special
features, merged and marshalled in
a glorious and unparalleled unity, em-
braclng two hundred sterling acts in
three rings and two elevated stages
equestrennes, bareback riders. racers.
thirty-horse riders. trained horses, edu-
Gated ponies, trained hippopotlmi,
trained seals and sea lions, grlmaldls,
comic clowns jolly testers, OF all earth's
Industrious mid-alr and arenic cham
plons, coming In all It's entirety in
three special railway trains. owned ana
controlled by sells Brothers, tho mil
lonulrc magnates, Remember, tho price
" within the keeping OF the times and
has been reduced to 50 cents for al
combined shows. Watch for the grand.
gorgeous parade at 10 a. m. on the
day OF the exhibition. Special excur-
sion rates on all lines of travel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Washington, Oct. 15,-Treasury on
clals assert that the habeas corpus
now pending in the case Of Howard,
Mr.. Morton's conchman, viii avail him
nothing. They hold there Is no appeal
from the secretarys order for the de-
portatlon and say that Howard almost
certainly Will be started back 70 Eng
land on next Wednesdays steumer.
The fact that Howard Is 10 go on
Wednesday IL regretted by the officials
as It Will prevent the authorities from
using Howard as witness against
Nj Morton In the suit which Il Is said
Will soon be brought.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
HERRING Is CERTAIN.
Aud Yet Talks Eioauentiy About
Train Robbers Gcttinw Awny.

Aud Yet Talks Eiouuentiy About
Train Robbers GcttinE Awny.
Washington, Oct 15.-IThe Adams
express company officials say that
they have everything wei in hand for
the capture Of the Aqua creek robbers.
They can't get away from us" said
Mr.. Herring today. I'VE have the
best detectives to be had and enough
OF them to watch every point. II
makes little difference whore they 70
thsy will have a reception and they
VIII be hunted down"
Mt Berrlng whom asked about the
fnilure OF the express company to Of
Ter rewards for the arrest OF the rob
beers. replied that he did not think a
reward would secure their arrest.
you cannot catch the thieves by
rewards" he said I'VE have already
begun pursuit which will land them
and II Will be expense enough without
paying rewards if they are caught. 1t
costs money to catch thieves aud in
this case the difficulty IS greater than
In many sections There are many
ways for them to escape and besides
there nre so many places fer them to
hide. There are many miles OF river
ana bay where there ia no telephone
connection and many creeks and In
fcta and uninhabited sections whore
men may secrete themselves. II may
take time to get these robbers but we
VIII find them In time"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

An interesting uunnwny Match
witch Was Not Fooled.


which Was Not Fuiiod.
Ei PaBo, Tex. Oct, l5.-when the
san Antonio train arrived this morning
young lady. evidently Mexican. and
well dressed, was met by a young army
officer from tho military post at Juarez
The two proceeded to the Pierson hotel,
where they were coon called upon by
CHEF OF Police Milton, This call was
Induced by telegram from San An
tonic authorizing tic arrest OF MISS
Luz Corella, The young lady was
greatly disturbed, but was treasured
by bong allowed to rumain Ia her own
room.
The young man at once returned to
Juhre2, aud soon the wires were being
used by his father, Col rnvaras. COM
mandant OF the post. The young lady
II fourteen years old and had run
away from her fathers house TO marry
young rnvoraz. She lB the daughter OF
Col Corellu, consulting engineer of tho
Mexican boundary commission, with
headquarters at san Antonio. Late To-
night COL aud Mrs, Tavnroz called on
Chtsf Milton with authority from the
sirlJ mother to take charge of her
She gladly went with her prospective
mother-ln-law, ana there will doubtless
bO wedding,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Hawthorne. m. oct. i5.-Flrst race
-Four and one-half furlongs. Paizo won,
May Rose second. Ellie n third Time,
$50 ~.
second raco--One mile. Neutral won
Noolheld second. Salvador third. Tlma
l.ll H..
THIRD raet-p Purse, $1,000, special; mile
and nn eighth inR0mur won, pospot
Hptnnd. Clculy third. Time, 1855 Ia
tuuslA taco--One and one-fourth
u1ies. Hawthorne won. Roy del Mar
ft-oHt, Janus enid. Time. 2l2.
tlitn racs Nile and 80 yards, ZoulllSa
W1H Arnpahoa aerond, Constant third
Time, 1850,
Hth raee-Scyon furlungs. The KIT
tel won lmilda second. The spanlurd
.fl Ilmg, 1891 ~
fenih rnce-Ssyen furlongs Young
- Won, Munroyiu second. Bago
at.l Time, 1884.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
A Last Rs,a

Mr.. J. D. Myles say. !.
the Fort Worth sp.ci,,, y
began to suffer firm, ss'' Y
got stopped up aud ! s,'.7'
Guilty in breathing; MAN., p
spit constantly, and M y
aches. Finally I beran Nv y, ~
noises in my ears. ans !, y =
nch became weak and ~, '' \
In me mornings rrIsa ,' " /
medicines and many nav, /
Saw DR. Deunls' adya, ,,s y
consulted him and am uss IN
man" Mr.. Myies is 4 , NY, =
zen of Arcadia. in this ~. y
j. NJ shaw. cashier ~ ~ .
bank, Nayasota. sny,, '.al
cured me of deafnesu a,
in two months" VIZ
DR.. DENNIS will trea, -
Ing this week for SO !, s.' ''''
cured. including .ned,o, " =
graduate Of three m ,N
In tie world, with ione 10y ~. ~
cures after all other w
block. corner Seventh M
An diseases OF the ~, ana
throat and lungs cured II =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

birmingham, Ala. Oct l5.-Near
Glenn Allen, small sta;lon On the
Kansas City. Memphis ana Biuning-
ham railroad. ]. f, Allison, q ptoini-
nent jeweler OF Jasper. was shot from
an, bush and killed at an early hour
this morning, Allison. II is reported.
had gone from Jasper TO visit young
lady VINO lived near New river tank.
As he was passing the tank nea- the
house Of the young lady he was slot
down, Il is supposed hY jcaDrs lover.
The body WAS placed n Il box by the
murd-ser a blanket thrown ovtr N
and n tag with Allson's addrcss ard
name attached No arrests have been
made though ono man Is suspected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Kansas city No. Oct, i5.-The
champion wing shot Of America. J. II.
Elliott, proposes to defend the cham
plonship against an eomers and has
made the following sweeping chal-
ienEe' A match OF a series OF three
shoots is to be arranged to be shot at
any place agreeable to the majority
OF the contestants, Any one who de-
sires TO enter shall deposit $500 with
The stake holder and the one maxine
me highest average score will take the
entire amount, This IL aimed for car.
yer f.ulford, budd Brewer and an 9th
ers VINO think they are In the cham
plonahip clnss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Atkins. Ark, Oct. lion Saturday
morning while ]. L, Dodson was en-
gagged in cleaning out n well the rock
wall gave way. entomblng him forty
teet below the surface. II required 4
FORCE seven hours 10 remove the ce-
ment, stone and dirt. Dodson was res
eued alive, although he had been in
water waist deep aud entombed be-
meath a mass Of dirt for mere than
seven hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. l5.-Governor
rurney received the following dispatch
tonight:
Turney. Nashville. A word from you
VIII help the campaign In this state.
Please send short dispatch tonight
IL you feel us strongly as Governor
Pattlson Of Pennsylvania does the need
OF Democratic success. (slgned)
JAMES +. GRAHAM,
Editor New York Mercury"
Governor Turney replied as folows:
Nashville, oct 1j.-James +. Graz
ham, Editor Mercury. New York: The
Democracy OF Tennessee sincerely
wishes that Governor hin should be
elected. I am a Democrat (Signed)
Peter Turney."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Roekpore, Ind, oct lS-In this city
this morning. at | O'clock. Robert Burr
ahot and instantly killed Arthur win-
hanson. Burr saluted williamson on
the street, saying that he wanted 10
speak TO him. When the two men got
into conversation Burr drew revolver
and shot williamson In the head. the
wound causing instant death. William
son claimed that Burr had visited his
home during his absence Both were
young men and there Is great excite
ment about the jall where Burr Is con-
nued and threats OF mob violence are
heard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New York, Oct. Nicholas coun-
darls' wealthy Turk was arrested
upon his arrived from Europe on a
charge OF fraudulently obtaining let
tiers from c. h. Richards & co. by
which they have lost $500. Invoices
legged basis Of fraud.
coundaris' lawyer denies there was
any fraud In the TRANSACTION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Providence. r, l., Dot i5.--First race.
Ave furiongs- Frcderleks won, Play or
Pay second, sappho third. Time.
i;os 81.
second race, mile-slr Dixon. Jr,
won. Plenty second, curaco third. Time.
LOB,
tourth race, mile and furIong--pu-
hixer won, Clarius second, George Dix
on third. Time ! 80 81
- ruth race, six fnrlongs--Ferrler won.
, . Tough second, Red John third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Governor Campbell and Allen W. Thur
man. chairman OF the state executive
committee, arrived aud were given an
ovation. In the afternoon Mr.. Camp
bell and ]. d. Eraston OF Cincinnati.
Democratic candidates for supreme
Judge. delivered addresses In Central
park TO an Immense thrung- Al night
Milton W. Turner Of Cambridge, can
didate for secretary Of state. Mr.. Thur
man and Henry Jones, Speaker Crisp's
private secretary, delivered addresses
at the opera house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Lytton Springs, Tex. oct. 1.-THE
three-year-old child OF Mrs. George
News while building fire in the yard
was burned to crisp. A strong wind
was blowing at the time and the chlld's
clothing caught on fire. Some small
children witnessed the horrible scene,
Its mother being in the field and no
one else near.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Washington, Oct. l5.-Ths demand
for Columbian half dollars is far be-
You'd the expectations OF the treasury
officials. The indications now are that
the supply will fail far short OF the
demand. Al the sub-treasury In New
York $4,000 IN these coins were ex-
changed for sold during the FIRST three
days they We're on sale. The demand
heavy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

oakley Only oct. 1S.--FIrst race
Selling. one milc.- Promenade won.
dreenwlch second, Emma Nc third.
Time, lac.
Second raoc-b'iYe furlonga. Case
won, Lily OF the West second, Tus-
cotora third. Time, LES Ii.
Third race-SiN furlonEg Brendoo
won, Galen Dor seunud, Prime Minis
ter third. Time, l1ig-i.
Fourth race--selling, mile and one
siSteonth. George Beck won. The
lronmnster second, judith third. Time,
iAg "a.
fitth race-Five furlongs Collins
Won, summer Coon second. Tobin
third, Time, i0s "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Jardln, Hunt Co., Tex, Oct. 12.--Ilon.
Ed II. Bennett. Democratic nominee
FOR district attorney, viii speak at this
place on the nlght Of October 25
II. d. Wood, Popullst nominee, is
expected TO speak ON the same occa-
sion.
A petition to the commissioners
court for an order for an election on
local option IN the justice precinct is
being numorously signed, II is prob
able that the contest win be very
lively one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Philadelphia. Oct. l5.--2:ie trot--Guy
wen. Bravado second. Time. ads IL;
2;i5 IL; 2I7 IL; 2Is,
$50 trot--Belle won, p. r. 7. second.
Time. 2;2I. 2i25 IL; 2.2s; :i25,
$40 pace--Paul won. Raven second
Time. 2.is Ia; 2.14 ~: 2.li; 2:i5.
2;11 trot--Judge Austin won. Favorite
wilkes second. Time. 2;1s "a; 2aT ga:
2iis 10; 2.i9 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

El paso, Tex, oct 15.--After all the
fuss about the capture OF Victor l..
oehoa. one OF the leaders OF the LAST
mexican revolution, the Mexican gov
ernment cannot get him Governor
Ahamada OF Chihuahua SAYS he Is an
American citizen and cannot be extra
dited. lie Will be tried here on an
indietmeut charging violation OF the
neutrality laws II Is believed how
eyer, that an effort viii be made TO
ddnap him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Emma, Tex. oct 15,--rlstrict court
convened here yesterday and adjourn
ed today, being light docket The
grand jury made their report. returning
only two indictments.
Senator Goas OF Seymour addressed
small but oppreciative audience at
the court house this evening upon the
political issues pf the day from the
Democratic Standpoint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Warrington, W. Va. oet. i6.-Hon.
w l. Wilson arrived here at Eli this
afternoon from Morsantown and found
1000 Democratic voters awaiting him:
one-hsif OF them crowded the opera-
house to suffocAtlon End the Others
massed outside the building unsbie 10
obtain an entrance, Mr.. Wilson spoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
An satianel.

Washington, Oct 70. ,Advlces re.
ceiyed from the Mexican legation bore
are TO the effect that The uudlry as
pute between Rraz,l ana Guatemala
which for time severely E'ts ,.ea M
friendly relations between the Two
upon terms satisfactory to beth ma.
tlons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
MISS ALlx is IN FINE TRIM.
TO CONTEST HoSoRs WITH THE
GREAT DIRECTION.
several Fine Races ON the Tracks OF
tho Country Yesterdny--Money Up
for Another risht--Tho omciai Foot
naiI Games Have Opened.

Mystic PARK, Medford, Mass, oct.
1s.--Aiix, the famous bay mare, arrived
At Mystic park today. accompanied by
Manager Salisbury Of Pleasanton. Cal
She Is In great trim for her race with
Dlrec;um next Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Mansfield, Ohio. Oct. is.-Ten thous-
and people were here today ATTENDING
the opening OF the Democratic CAM
palEn IN ONO. AZ an early hour dele
cations began arriving from every SEQ
ton OF the state, Al noon a parade
was made with about 1000 In line. TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
ALLEyEs ON mn.


the fourth congressional district. Az
Ter the speech making next Monday
they WIN run to Joplin and the Vie
president win speak there and at Car
image during the day, the Nevada ap-
pointlnent being Tor noon. The ais.
tmgnisned tourist win speak at Spring
reaching here Wednesday morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

from today, The Athletic club at Mad
ison. Ill. has offered purse OF $1,000
for the feat. but IL will probably 30
20 New Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New York, Oct. &c. Konsnooe OF
the general stan of the Japanese army
was among the passengers aboard the
steamship Ems from Bremen, which
arrived today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New Madrid. Mo, Oct is.-yrhe boiler
OF The Pretorcus Lumber company's
saw mill exploded today, killlnx Voin.y
Burton and James Holmes aud iniurlnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

New Haven. Conn. Oct5bar 15,-Nor-
man sporry, Democrat, o. seymour
was nominated for oongtess in the
Seventh district today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Paris, Tex. oct. 15.-C. A. Culber-
son viii speak at the barbecue at
LaGrangc. November 1.
J. @. DUDLEY.
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Nashville. Tenn, Oct, l5.-After trial
OF two weeks, arguments were con-
eluded In tile Hardin ElroG ugttess
robbery case late this afternoon Judge
Anderson will charge the jury toingr-
row.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16
iksiiy-pIImmer Mn,

New York, Oct ls,-chariss Kelly Of
New York and Billy riimmer were
nAtrhed TO hght twenty rounds at
~ pounds Ter 1900 aide six weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-16

Selma. Ala, Oct i5,-Cougressmau
CASTOR A. Robbins was Hnomlnated
by the Fourth district Democratic con-
Nontion today