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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15
LOCAL CLIPPINGS.


pTrIbTNc Avn MARRY
~
- VI any sNlos nave bo"l mnNe ny rue
Mlil ratutc men since yesterday they
hnN mat h.rp ,yur,h ,pcruorin, crrept
~
@-I ,usla'ar' 'r'u' ''''N DS
SWhyht. NIrn 90.
VOL ENwu lrn has under consider
Nuon q inrEe>dc1l ih lauI M ms section
iur subdivision iutu smull farms, and the
onun iru nus Va sight other business of
ihr sumr nature The dead about 10 De-
closed viii hr cash purchase.
Inquiry nmoug tho ronlB men this
m1ruiug developed the fact that the mar
krt Is ruusuully dull nprcngc pr1perty
being about tho only kind under con.
.lJ.r,ti,r. n,v
Th"i,n r,,IJ,r,c. IL, t,, dty nr ina
,u,ii,i, .tI,,Ihl ,,,,. i,etd 1t s,,J vain.
aiin,, and n",.npio,t A. sa.n ns Xiii
AIiN.,f,, t1,I.bty l.. I'LL, ,s f,,,,.,l,to
i.,7 -, 80.
So, ~, ,, .','.. ILL., i.,.I, ,,,,, i,,.,ti, ,,
TO- P"t w YIN mnnu,g N',i''s,
~, luel' !u wv HrluE' HupvHnI'nlohl
"urlu'Nl lH'Bhuh u"h luNt Ni",Vl l''" "'
e',Ehn, I"llrn'r on lhe i'lBh,s'
Norh on me new county r,,aurinuAr N
proRr'aslnE very rqpll3 me Er4hlh
iot ile hlat story y GU cut anu uenul
half The stone Is sgt in the walls TIE
masonry work IN being pushed ~ rapidly
a. good craftsmanship win permit The
Ie,'nl 'NN Wonthrr having however
somewhat delayed progress
The granite for The second story IT,
nnr'N cut ana mo contractors expect
lh' muhohrN ana granite work VIII be
.pmpl'l'l rs lpr ~ ne corhlec helwerh
Wy eoIuhu ana lhl'u slurlts III about
'pins,l "n{ ,,..,i,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

John Il Kelly, the now f,mons r,,.h
iyH. An H. used to carry hs hod' for a
be ~. hat i may be Wen to state that
Ill p,s,s : l9o a week doing il. as he and
vsIi isleH hFan. introduced the act In
highest ri s1iesch when they were the
fession. '''''i ia tit vaudeville pro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

f'FN"NW iflNNNA'ls
Howe Tex. Feb "a. In the locni op.
tion election here last Saturday the vote
Stood as follows: for prohibition 100,
against ljs which gives the auti's a
nice majority. In the state campaign
this box went fifty majority for prohibit
tipni Ia the precinct election two years
ago The proc Won by twelve majority,
buL uils time the nnts have majority
Of twcuiy-nino, which shows that public
sentiment is turning against the prohibit
ton law
The Dallas News has q regular re-
porter Ut this place, but for rcusIus that
could be named he held the report from
lusl and fair one | send yuu the rrport
aud hone 10 SEQ 10 In your valuable paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

Halo

You bruicl' exclaimed Mrs. Pepper.
as she reached out in the darkness and
felt IN the crib for the baby.
What's the matter now" growled
Pepper, half asleep.
Matter? Matter enough. Get up at
once and fetch the baby"
You're dreaming; the baby's IN the
faint. You brought up the cat
wrapped in a blanket and rocked Il to
sleep md left the baby down stairs ON
the sofa '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15
WHAT WIVES HAVE no BEAR.
London Woman.

'',"'''" '''''"'
\ , stout p,cgs'ntfaocd woman got into
closely cropped muslnchc aud A dyspcptic
expression.
They snt on the sunny side of the car
riage The man rrlupsel into gloomy
silence The woman looked around the
ynlthse ana tried TO Ice cheerful, Gold.
iNnt a she observed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

The vogue of blouse bodlces is as rife
as ever Never has there been sneh n
variety and such diversity 81 colors
some are worn with a heit, the hlonse
forming pulling below The waist. Another
sly,f IS conhned 20 a wide belt, the ma.
wr,al hagsiny slishny over the helt. Vei
ea hrS 5 drdpfsl shawl fashion. he M
l'wy afll a. rae Nnse ga the len slid
hv kno, Of riubau % 10. material
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15
sHn nouenr A Doom nr1t

New York Weekly
Asens-Beg pardon, ms'am, hut I bavs
been requested by number q ner.,r.
TO call here and show Won on, M. ~.
eM Electric Wskethedesd Do,rl,,n ~ Ky,
very hard on the hands 10 have ~ & - ~ 7
ma 'an and everybody says ihe ~. /, 49, ~.
son way yor haven't a be-. 4 ~ ~ Iea-
yon never Thought Of Il. ueeause
;. ifopfrA'virr- ihal is very trre -,
s'Nt 0A, is ~ Del
Aseai ,aAlf an hour iaterl-ls. ,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15
San You Doubt Eminent Anthn.itioeo

iisei, some are made with cona,ats
open in front aud filed in with lace, tn
SIX known as Loie Fuller six Is much
pauonlzed for blouse bodies Anotbar
pretty variety Is the Anne Of Anst,ia
bodice, watch FITS closely, and is ma5s.
either Of SIN or crink.ed cloth ndo5sci
ders. 'nu shoul-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

"Saipts and Sinnefs w y ".
Artlgr ia role eutlfei1 s.sla1e 2
ono N which she shl,ps Wil ~
success. Wylton lsac,s'e nm ~ =,
rsappeamnee in the is ~ S,slf
i aiso new 10 him
repeat his artist. WY. irni y
ninilfer. Whiel Is e''''-
lis best caafacief'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15
DNnlY AND DAINrINEss.
These Two, Aided by Little Lace Make
a Pretty Wrapper.

AltlN wrapper.
n any Of the Largo army Of house
keepers doubt the possibility Of always
being neatly and daintily clad about
their household duties they should make
y pilgrimage 10 tho stores aud oNamlnc
lhe French dimides, Biossnmy bits of
muslin, that are fairly redoleut Of May
are selling for 10 cents u yard. Strong.
tine torchon lsccs NAV he cheaniv bonvhi
and IL lhcre Is anything that will take
away the reprosch OF the term wrap
per is is a iudicious combination OF
these two materials.
The wrapper may be- bought already
made for sos II is As neat and pretty
= garment with is yoke and bertha. ia
I'M sleeves amt closely gathered front.
as the most cNnetiug husband could do.
mand 90 sec 40 his breakfast table. Ana
q deti needleNoman could make It In a
day for 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-15

Trial Bottle Free 70 sheN .. y, n
Merit win be Sent to 49, l{{s.s.i
plying Personally o. y A.,.lal
This celebrated remedy Is IVA "a /
for nervous debility, spef ga, Me- 3. /
liners despondencY, falllps negt;s
siatorrha a, trembliues ~ AZ sliss,|
eases arising from the ave. 49, esusi
tobacco. opium. or any Gus sicVf y
storos without fal impa,lir.l,o, s.sis' J.
hsusted Vi ality. stors al 49, I.sri.s g
pnr fies tho blood. cures plt,.l ris
etc &c Price s. per hci a, is,,is 4
Tor SO Wr,ts for free ga s,, -
lion is ilst and pamphlet. Aai'V .'''..ss1|
T. MoGORK NJ. y =. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

nee. II will be remembered that when
assniled by one OF the hungrlest hordes
that ever made Its way 10 the white
House. the president issued proclama-
ton. In which he stated that "a due re-
gard for public duty must be neglected
II present conditions continue. and an
observance OF the limitations placed
upon human indurance." urged him
TO put up II barrier over which no one
would be permitted to climb. To a
greater or less extent, that, at the
time, startling commandment has been
enforced. much TO the delight and the
mental and physical botterment OF the
chief executive, who, prior to his dec
laration OF independence, was reaNy an
object OF pity But while the president
has. OF late. enjoyed comparative i'm
munity from the persistency Of the
oflice seeker, the congressman hls been
without any defense. and throughout
the heated term has been compelled. by
never-wearylng constituents. to rush
from one department building TO an
other In search OF that dangerous OBJ
stacle to independence and wealth-a
government position. II was supposed,
and not unrcasonably, that the passage
OF the civil service law and the promul-
gntion OF civil service rules would re-
lieve much OF the tension from (which
members OF the national legislature
had FOR long time suffered. but while
those aids 70 good government removed
many OF the temptations that were
continually before the eyes OF the Office
hungry. they intensified the endenyor.
and changed conditions, 30 that In
stead Of there being something like
thirty thousand offices for five hundred
thousand applicants, there are but two
or three thousand places for the half
million OF people who want 10 MI Shem.
The competition ~, therefore. much
keener than II used 10 be, and the dis
tress OF the e-prOmiaing and the
oilce-hunting congressman ~ contln-
uplly Increased There Is not. nor was
there ever. any reason why man
elected to legialnte FOR the milton
should have anything 20 do with the
employment OF those who are needed
70 MI what may be termed subordinate
positions. Every moment OF the time
which a senator or representative
should give 10 public business ought to
be devoted TO careful consideration
Of purely public affairs His mind
should be applied with patriotic en-
thuslasm TO the solution OF problems
which relate closely to the national
welfarei problems that cannot much
longer exist unaolved without imper-
illlnG institutions to establish which
Thousands OF true men cheerfully laid
down their lives. The reform which
Mr. Bailey ogltates cannot be put In
operation too soon for the good Of the
country but It may not reasonably be
expected that such a radical change In
our government methods will come at
any early date Men learn easily TO
be polite, but It takes them years TO
understand principle and 10 uccumu-
late the moral strength needed FOR It's
application, Mr.. Bailey should. not be
discouraged lie Is moving In the right
direction Let him persevere.-Wash-
ington Star
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Mayor l.. b Russell has received a
letter from the superintendent OF the
mint at New orleans, which says;
"slr; In reply to your letter OF the
25th inst; This mint has been coming
standard silver dollars since July 10th
last Up TO August LIST we coiacd $685..
600. and since then 100000 more. We
do not know to what extent the coin
age OF silver win be carried. The
amount of silver bullion on hand
here and tile fact OF our having been
recently supplied with ingot copper for
the 10 per cent O.ioy, you may eonstrue
US significant"
This 10 the report from one OF the
three great minis OF the United States,
and they are all coming silver UP TO
their full capacity, sun the Pops
Atoutly assert that there Is no law now
In existence that authorizes the coinage
OF silver and that there is none being
coined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
1--1----1----1D -
DOWN IN A WELL,
Overcome by Gas, Three People
Nearly Lose Their Lives.

Overcome by Gas, Three People
Nearly Lose Their Lives.
Paris, Tex. Sept. s.--Mr t. Il. Munro
reports that olstern was being dug
on the place OF HE sister. about six
miles out on the Glory road. satur-
day depth OF about ffteeu feet had
been reached. and blast was ex.
ploded y boy about IA years old,
named Parker. went down to see the
result. and was overcome by the gas
generated by the blast. He called to
be pulled up, which was done, and
just as no reached the top he fell
back. His father then went down
and succeeded in looping the rope
about the boy and he was drawn up
and laid out to recover, Parker, sr,
was In turn overcome, and d son OF Mr.
Munro's went down to get him out
The rope broke and left them both
down. Mr. Munro's daughter then
brought Il ladder from the house. and
Munro went down with a blanket over
his head, while his wife threw water
down on him, Young Munro In the
meantime revived sufficiently TO grope
his way up the ladder, and some par
ties coming along from Delta county
aided In getting Parker out. They are
none the worse for the mishap, except
young Parker. who Ia Injured some by
his fall back into the we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Farl'' Tex sept SAN atrocious
murder Is reported here from Ror,rs
ARK The constable arrested man on
Nh'te river a few miles from town.
The officer was In wagon ana had hla
niue boy with him. After the arrcst
the man was handcuffed ana nlneed
~ Tue wagon. They drove by the mana
house Reaching the house the oonsta,
ole g9t out leaving his gun In the ,yns-
on Ihc man seized It and tried 10
s sn , ah9 officer II missed fire. when
er ran 10 hts child. when The tnwrdara,.
made MS escape. The country ,yn',
aroused aud men are securing tbn
country IN every direction. II cnrt-
ured the man viii be lynehed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
AN IMPORTANT REFORM PRO
pOSAI..

Representative John w. Bailey or
Texas is younger by many years than
tho majority Of his colleagues In the
house OF representatives, but he has
lived Ions enough to find out that the
business OF Office brokerage constitutes
serious interfercnoe with the duty
OF lcglslating for the national welfare.
BY this time. too. he Is probably aware
OF the fact that rcformatnry PROPOSE
lions are not popular among those who.
with Joy and rejoicing follow closely
athe banner ON which IL inscribed the
motto OF hllbusters and burglars 10
the Vlctofs belong the spoils," Had
MIR, Bailey introduced In congress a
btu to abolish the civil service COM
mission and all It's works, yells OF de-
light would promptly have been fur
nished by that proportion OF the Amerl-
can legislative body which can fairly
be regarded ap CARELESS OF the nation's
best interests. For few days, at least
MIR, Bailey would have been a hero
But It 50 happened that the Bailey
Idea Involves the enactment Of a bill
which provides that no senator or rep
rcsentatvc In congress shall diractiv
or indirectly. solicit or recommend me
appointment OF any person to any or
flee under the United States agent
OF conrac whom tho offices are COM
nccted with the house or senate. II il
harly TO DO expected that congressmen
VIII. Of their own motion, follow Prea-
ident Cleveland'g example In the mai.
Ear OF di@a9uraxinE applicants for AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
PYTHIANs MAY spLlr.
The German and Saloon II
Likely TO Go Out

The German and Saloon I'd
Likely To Go Out.
Washington. Sept. ga sp9 h|
Knights OF Pythlas is said 70 vi
sibilIty and perhaps the pruhsls
come Of the meeting now ia lns|
here. Already the committee I'd
ted to consider the question 4
membership Of liquor dealers n
cided to report against the iailsI
mission Of this class and nov h
derstood that the committee IA n
of the matter known as the "a
question" that is. the quesilor \
hitting lodges TO perform ths 4
in the German language has dAsl4
make an ironclad report for the "
English language only. II Is SAT
preme Chancellor Blackwell 70
intention Of Pythlans to maxi
order a patriotic one and to VI
its influences to the support q n
stitutions OF our government
opponents OF the German lddga|
that the perpetuation OF a fofer
guage In the United States "
tend TO support the institutions I
government and think the q
members In the United States a
be Americanlzed. The German y
have been open In the avowal q
determination to secede and eii
their branch OF the order on thsf
responsibility In case the Contest
against them. 1t Is undeFsiool
committee report will be made til
the recognition OF the Pythian =
as an order.
The morning session OF Tie W.
lodge today was devoted 10 lA
alteration OF the proposed new y.
tuition. In the afternoon solera i,
mortal services In memory o. =.
gresham George b. shaw Of ",
sin, past supreme chancellor w.
The Pythlan quartette FURNISHES I,
and speeches were made ~ = =
General ]. E. CarnahaN Of me "
rank. Supreme Chancellor "
Blackwell. Vice SupIeme Cn'''
Walter b. Richie and others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

'IDs osRsrai :.
A A,,.ae,ios.--l,ssrs 's san, /.
9th nud ~. "rnte

st Loui. oc. az IN
rcs,,' v,,"i's--iier rs',''
uNities co,ans.'','''slsi
pm nnd Hold mi, w.
, ,o' ao'h, 1891. 'sa' &c
The successful 49,,
sons inan.,,...' series n e..
1T. urated BY Ii. 4,
~ S some fifteen year, ,''''''
the mornIne :, as'n otiS, n
e,,,,,,,.s 81 septemh.. :.
VI October 2o,h
oe one scene OF eav.,'' II y {, !
Many new. novel ~ ssisaI
s,a,,,,,'" ADDED to IL, XIV, X =
u'ns attractions. s,a
point OF view this -. @s N, Il
va VIII outshine ali n ~ s. Va n
The st. Louis s, s.ssloat ~
one , OF Its kind in he ff is,...' 4, }
nus IlVed year after Wy '.sa s'l.s
ing results, will th,csss. ~ "a A
10 The public sepetsr', ora u /;
main In a state Of sa,,' 70 "A
the evening OF octohss slly al
grand concert bana a.. h
gagged for the sessa. nas III n
usual number OF eo, aua WI n
afternoons and evenin~lu ee1l|
Missouri exhibit which =. I
Worlds Fair will Ia ~. app.ai.i n
and find space In ,h ~
building. S ''Aall
The exhibitors, bo.b II.
home. will present new aplsss
playing their goods d
other features. a nm S,., saal'a
speciality artists viii n s-s'p
stage OF the Music nan -''ssa q
The Great st. Louis al, -.
open Monday. October ia W
during the week, pron,,.. w :,
many pleasant SURPRISE ~ u y
way Plalsance" feature a. ~ !.
Fair Will be Reproduced l. =, IN Y
the people OF the west "a 4 Z. y
given an opportunity d ~ ~ !, ~. !.
the inhabitants Of eyers rlr II Y.
uneivillzed country on ibe ~. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
FIRES IN pENNsylvASil
Miles of Flame sweeping ovf
Forests.

=
Bradford. Pa. Sept. s'-for1
are raging all along the i'ne =
Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts'u's
road. Reports from all poinu !.
morrow gauge road state ua
woods are on fire for miles 3D.
damage will be heavy unl''.
should fall. The woods along " +,
to corydon are on ere for nue. ! !
oil property in the vicinity ., u 4.
branch Is threatened. snous s,r,
spread TO the oil fields ST. .,,rs
would occur. The woods ~, ~ Z
Bradford, nBoredell and K lasuss I
road BETWEEN here and saiiihI Iss,,'
reported on fire and valu ,..sy 4
is in danger Of being cssIv ~, y
the big level between NJ 49, I
this CITY ana the West ~, Il v
woods are ablaze and sese', t'srI
rigs are reported burning -
bird the woods are a i'oaIin y, Z, 3 y
flames and valuable oil prolsa,9 4 i
ing devoured. AS yet 70 N tlsi'
Is reported and the exsen. .. ', ~
cannot be estimated. a ~ y
ed here this evening fFyln ,., :. ~ 2
stating, the wods are ahais H. "
people nghting the hre "
property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Denison' TEX, Sept, s.--Machinist
Murphy OF the Katy shops today re-
eeiVed word from n friend. Maud Al
len who resides ir western wyoming
mat while roaming over the old Gus
Ter battle field week ago. he found
an old finger ring with the names ~
nIteen battles OF the civil war engraved
.hereon' Mr.. Allen would return IL M
IN, .ne owner. 1t Ia supposed to have be-
lonsed TO an army officer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Denver COL Sept. s--Governor
waite has Issued proclamation pro-
eedIng against Oklahoma on accoun,
OF the discovery that New Mexico
Z, Who were barred from driving
Mvi I hetus m Colorado under the quar-.
sh,lhe established a month ago were
,a.s mem INTO the strip with the in
territory. New Mexico win nrnh.1 M
rs,alaie with "a quarantine asains,
Colorado sheep. s"''s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Intelligent people who realize IN,
important part the blood holds in keep.
ing the body In a normal condition
ma nothing strange In the number OF
a,seases Hoods Sarsaparilla Is able
Impure blood, the best way ~ t, o
them = through the blood. Hoods snr'
Saparilla NtilIEes the blood,
Hoods Pills are the best after dinner
pllls, assist digestion. prevent eonsti.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

The circumstance which brought about
the charge was a newspaper controver-
sy between the Courier-O Observer and
Democrat Of this city during which
the Couffer-Observer incrlminated the
character OF the senior member OF the
Democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Paris. Tex, Sept. s,-Mareua Jones,
an employe OF the Pacific Express com.
pany feh dead on the streets at $3.50
this morning.
4 negro church In the southwestern
being a fireman went out. on Ma wav
home he dropped down. when his
companions picked him up he was
dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
POISONED cIrsrAnn

jackson. Miss. Sept. s,-w. w. Moore
Today died at Madison. Miss, from eat
ing boiled eustard served at a we'd
ulhs near Fannin. Rankin county last
), " s esahesday. Numerous people Ate chs
tara and several are reported haylns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

This paper Is kept on Me and udver-
Using rateB may bo aacertalnod at the
office Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association, Temple Court.
New York, or from It's Eastern bust
ness office. 4s Tribune building, New
York.
Western business Office. 500, "rha
Rookery," Chicago, III.
s. G. Becltwlth, sole agent for foreign
advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
rnE COTTON PALACE.


Fairfield Recorder
The TcNns Cotton Palace at Waco
is designed to attract notice to Texas
generally, and to the great cotton belt
particularly. It will consist of u boau-
tlful building, situated in a delightful
park. and decorated In most sklllful
aud artistic manner, chiefly with nrtI-
oleg manufactured from the producta
Of Texas soil, The dominant articles
will be cotton. Of which all the differ
cut varieties viii be shown all fash
Toned into shapes and forms of won
drous beauty, Thon there win be the
various fruits and grasses. the output
Of the mines, the quarrles and the d; 70
osts: the prize OF the relic hunter, the
trophy OF tho antiquarian.
The womans department Is going to
be "a dream Of loveliness, bewllderinE
labyrinth OF artistic beauty. Every
thing chat fancy can suggest or genius
devise viii he there to rlyet attention
ana please the minds Of those who de-
light IN high art
In the magnihccnt auditorium, which
VIII be In fact finished thenter with
spacious stage ana handsome scenery
Nhd comfortable saats for 5000 people.
lhree concerts Will be given each div
hY mo hneSt military band and orchcs-
ira In the country
There VIII be special exhibits and at
fractions too numerous to mention I'm
am article OF this kind. ana which can
only be appreciated whom seen.
Alyin sun The Texas Cotton Palace
Il, waco WIN be opened on November 3
building Is about completed and nr,,iI
In daily. "'U bV'hB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04
BY THE LAupANITM poIirr, =.

Oklahoma city, o T.. Sept. s.--E. D.
iisheT an old settler, committed sui
eide by iaudanum last night. He was
connected with the Anheuser Rusoh
eoulpany. He was man OF high
s stan and well known in the Terri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

jeot OF It's welfare cannot fail TO be
fruitful OF good results to Labor's In
terests. The thoughtful and orderly
observance OF the day speaks well for
the temper and intelligence of the
American worItinrman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

corsscana' Tex sept s-rhe case or
the State VS. W. l., sargent and II. {.
Hard for epm'asl mel was ciilsi ~
the oounsNSo g.; a.. n. r,ns. -'hs
osss asaiast Nr. II-as ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

In the record Of modern disasters
there rs to be found few chapters more
appalling than the story Of the nery
Cyclone which swept through Mime
sofa, Michigan and Wisconsin, The
destruction by nre OF n2,OOOOOO worth
OF property and nearly 1000 lives. In
one day. Is u disaster that challenges
the Imagination to depict It's horrors.
Texas ehould express in a substantial
manner It's sympathy with the stricken
people OF tho northwest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

The travelling agents Of The Gazette
arc. w. H. ingalls, Jan Byrd, w. II.
Byrd.
Letters OF authority are given to all
other parties especially accredited TO
represent this paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

Labor gave an object lesson 10 Tho
esuntry Yesterday IN the universal
celebration OF Labor Day, Tao tseus-
i1s Of general attention unon he aus