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Lancaster at Allentown.
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Harrisburg at Philadelphia
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Waco, Tex, Oct. 16,--rhe Republic
cans OF the Seventh congressional ais
trict met today at Riehey hall.
a. II. Colwell of Brazos county was
elected temporary chairman and N, p.
McGhee OF Bell county Temporary sec
rotary.
w. II. Crawford of Milan, e. w.
Knox of Brazos. and II. II. Walker of
McLennan were appointed commits
tee on credentials and permanent or
ganlzntion and reported the follow
ing counties and their representation;
Bell, votes; Milan, votes; Falls.
votes. but not represented; Lime
stone, votes, not represented; Brazos,
3 votes; Robertson, 10 votes.
On motion the temporary organlza-
ton Was made permanent,
The chair appointed Ii. L. storms,
of McLennan, j. z. Osterhout OF Bell.
w. II. Crawford of Milan and II. II,
Walker of McLcnnan committee on
platform and resolutions.
The following report by the commit
tee was adopted:
We your committee en- atform and
resolutions submit the lowing:
We recommend for the adoption of
this convention the platform OF the ma
tional Republican convention as form
ulated at Minneapolis IN June 1872.
Also endorse and adopt as our own
the platform of our recent state con-
ventlon held In Dallas, August Is, 1884.
We heartily endorse the nominees of
the Republican state ticket and urge
all loyal Republicans to give It an
honest support.
After the adoption Of the report Of
the committee the chair announced
nominations for congress in order
Delegate Bowen, portly colored
gentleman, arose and in slow and meas
ured tones began short eulpgy of u
candidate and In the orthodox con-
Ventional style, Withholding his name
until thee onclusion OF his speech. he
stated It gave him pleasure to place
in nomination Il. W. Knox OF Brazos.
j. p. Osterhout OF Bell moved that
whatever nominations that may be
put before tho house be laid on the
table. The motion prevailed and the
convention mRde no nomination and
endorsed no candidate.
A number uf speeches were made
and It Was clearly evident that the
Black and Tans had things their way.
In fact, the chairman OF the convention
was the nominee of the Black and
Tans. or regulars, for state superin-
tendent OF public instruction.
r. Il. CLOSELY OF Brazos and d. c.
Wilcox of McLennan We're placed in
nomination for chairman OF the execu-
tive committee of the district, and the
former was elected. the vote standing
20 to a.
N. p. McGhee was elected secretary
OF the executive committee and tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
rnxNs-oI<nAlIo,IA UNION.
A Communication of Interest 10
Homcscciserr Evcrywhcrc.


Homcscclsers EVERYWHERE.
The reNas-oklnhoma Union is about
10 inaugurate au immigration move
ment that 1t Will pay you to inyestl-
gate.
First, let us state we are not land
agents. neither do we work for land
agents Since 1885 We have worked
steadily for the interests OF only the
home seekers.
We have champloned free homes in
Oklahoma while at the same time So
curing every good bargain pusaible
Ia Texas for those who wanted to buy
Instead OF homestead.
but this is not all. From 1855 to
1887 we had TO charge an admission
Zee to our union members In order
to meet expenses.
Since our frs, move into Greer coun-
~ we have worked Tor the homeseekers
free of charge,
II was there proven how beneficial
II is for homseekcrs to go In a body
To n new country and take their fnmi-
Hes, schools and churches with them.
our union has outlived all rivals and
most critics.
We make the very best rates possl-
BILE for railroad, hotels, etc. and each
member is given hearty welcome by
all they deal with IN our union.
ours Is NOT n charitable institution.
II IL cooperative, We do all We are
able to do for you, free gratis
our support comoa from the business
men OF the country who have faith In
our enterprise. who want TO stay here
and who want you as nelghhors and cit
liens The land shark has no use FOR
our union. He opposes US "a much as
the cattle kings but FOR a different
reason, He wants immigration mere
ly 10 unload on. Our policy ~ TO So
cure the best bargain for tho men
who will be our nelghbors and stay
with us.
Hut there Is another point Whenever
atty or 100 families settle IN n body
;he price OF land or lots 80 up. That is
fact guaranteed In advance.
That is whore you nre sure OF making
money
We make arrangements at hotels
for one dollar per day nj the very
best houses for that price
We contract bargains at one point
only In the Chlckaslw nation That Is
In the live, thriving town OF Comanche
l.. T., where every house Is fuli, every
tent IL fun and every covered wagon
is full 50 every homcseelscr that wanta
home IN the Chickasaw nation or
the Fort SIN country, send us your adj
dress and n We cannot help you II win
rot hurt you 10 every homeseekcr
who wants a home IN North Texas We
say; Send us your address. for while
We have nothing 60 offer you today.
we are making arrangements TO help
open the Fort SIN country
Then there are bargains IN Texas.
To the land owner In Texas who has
bargains In land for homcseehers we
say: Send us your prices and terms.
as we have the largest paid In fund In
Texas FOR immigration purposes. and
homeseekers will be MS plenty IN Tex
as bargains are,
Through the Gazette we viii COM
municlte with several other papers to
aid US In the general work. II you
want written answers to your letters
enclose stamp. Our Fort Worth Office Is
at the Western hotel, near the de-
pot, Address all letters to
j. s. WORKS,
Handley. Tarrant County, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

candidly that makes it the more nee
essary thnt you should deal by him
as you would he would deal by you.
] am glad to bear testimony today to
the good feeling everywhere exhibited
throughout Great Britain for the
American people and 10 say | hope
there viii never be an honest British
hand stretched out that there will not
be an honest American hand to grasp
it,"
Mr., Bayard closed with the following
words;
II am Just the same friend OF Della
ware and her people and OF the country
that have always been and l shall
only repeat what have done for sixty
years, that Delaware Is my natural
home and that here I stand among my
friends
Following the speeches Ambassador
Baynrd held a reception on the stage
that continued for over an hour. Near
~ all of those present passed before
him. grasping him warmly hy the
hand. Later In the evening MIR. Baynrd
was entertained at a banquet Mt the
rooms of the Bayard Democratic le-
igion and afterwards held recep-
tion at the house OF the Young MEMS
Democratic club.
From Philadelphia came large dele
cation headed by William Singorly,
Democratic candidate for governor.
and secretary Of the commonwealth,
William II. Harrity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
OLDBRAINSLE
Senator Coke Withdraws
From the Campaign.
HIS HEALTH is NOT GOOD
Believes in the Party, Its Plat
forms and Its Leaders.
NEW ACJEc-lvE DEMOCRATS

Paris. Tex, Oct. 16.--In his letter
Withdrawing, because of the condition
of his health, his promise 10 make
speeches during this campaign senator
Coke writes to Chairman Dudley as
follows:
I'm every canvass which has oc-
CURED in Texas since my entry into
public life l have been a Jealous and
earnest worker for the success OF the
Democratic party; have gone in with
those who went earliest and remained
with those who stayed latest in all
the campaigns. 1t is therefore unnec-
essary for me to say that, approving
as l do most heartily all that the
Democracy Of Texas through It's chosen
leaders is fighting and struggling for
and believing that the welfare of Texas
and the whole country is bound up in
and dependent ON the success Of the
Democratic party In both the state
and national elections. my best wishes
and highest hopes are for it's triumph.
ORCHARD COKE"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Houston, Tex, oct. i5.-Jamss r..
Mitchell charged With the murder OF
ID. |. sutton, James Sparks and Dan
Gleason and the woundng OF two wo-
men ana a baby at the Grand Central
depot in Houston on the night OF Feb
In the criminal district court FOR tho
murder OF sutton. AS soon as the
case was called the defense asked for
u change of venue and in support OF
Il filed one hundred aiildavits saying
Mitchell could not yet u fair trial.
Court adjourned III tomorrow 10 give
the district attorney opportunity To
Tile counter ain1pvita, Harris county
hns 1000 qualified jurora.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Dallas, Tex. Oct. l5.--c. j. sernes Of
Kansas City was found dead IN his
room at the sthridge house ut $50
o'clock this evening.
sernes applied at the above mem
toned place at o'clock yesterday
evening for lodging ana registered
from Kansas city. He was shown 10
ms room and all about the place
thought he had left this morning.
When Mira, Ethridge entered the room
az $50 this evening to gather IN the
lamps she mnde the horrible discov-
cry. From papers In his pocket Il was
learned that he resided at go West
Sixth street. Kansas City. whore lie
has a wife, and II Is thought a family.
There was also found In his pocket
change to the amount OF SEQ. He
had an Insurance policy OF $4,000 In tho
Ancient Order OF United Workmen IA
favor OF his wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Berlin, oct. lS--Thc kruae Zeitiing
says that Princesa .ilix Of Hesse hus
obtained concessions from the Russian
holy synod such as no princess In u
like position ever before secured IN
embracing tho orthodox faith, The
praoeas, according 10 the newspaper
mentioned. win not declare her FORMER
religion to BE accursed nor VIII she
state that her conversion is due 10 the
conviction that the truth lies not with
her own but with the Russian church.
1t Is added that the holy synod viii
be snisiiod with a simple declaration
that the princoaa Joins the Greek
church In order TO be Of the same re-
ilglon as her future husband.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Washington, Oct. lG.-ohlcials of the
llnese legation say Americans in
Ina will be amply protected as long
The war exists. The legation shares
e feeling expressed in recent cables
Pm Pekin, that foreigners have moth
! to fear from outbreaks of natives.
He newspapers and private advices
Feived at the legation make no mem
n Of the disorder reported at Pekin
the cables and the officials think
fse reports were unwarranted and
me through prejudlced channels. It
pointed out that rowdy outbreaks are
|ely to occur in war times, but 1t IL
rted with positiveness that the
'inest government never has expressed
|lpt OF It's ability to control these
|al outbreaks as was reported and
I u reassures Americans ana other
[eign residents of complete protec-
In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
why Colo wn. Skinned.

f'os'on' Mass, Oct. 16.-Kidder Pea
Fy d Co. say that their shipment
Fay Of half a million of gold was
Fs'y a bushes transaction; that they
"u exchange was very scarce and
was actually cheaper to ship gold,
4 u,sre was no speculative feature in
transaction and the house repudl-
the idea that It was In such bus
~ The money was sent from New
T. as it was the most convenient
ES1press charges would have to be
~ Il We're shipped from Boston.
Iep'y 10 the question why a Boston
|j put no New York house, was
sp'ns gold the answer was: Per
: as We did"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
cniiiand In scurry.

Snyder Scurry CO., Tex. Oct. Ia
MIR. Gilliland. Peoples party candidate
for congress, and Colonel Bentley of
Abilene are here tonight The former
spoke in the court house this afternoon
and the latter after supper. Both gem
tlemen had n full house, composed Of
Democrats, Republicans and Populists
They hit hard. but their blows left no
stings. They made good Impressions
on all who heard them. Populists are
wearing smiling faces, but Democrats
think they are going TO take the cake
anyway, though Mr. Gilliland will poll
good vote here and may carry the
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
and
Capes.

Perhaps you have not seen
he new shapes in Cloaks
Ind Capes. If not it would
lay you to spend a half
|our in our cloak room.
/ You will see the new
Slush Capes, the new Melton
lnd Clay Worsted Capes,
1Iso Covert, Cheviot, Chin
R,illa Cloth and Clay Wor-
Coats and Jackets
| You have never seen a
brper assortment or better
bade garments.
The pleasing feature is
he low prices ON them this
eason. You get a hand
nme cloak for So. 80 to $40.
Large line of Infants,
hildren's and Misses Coats
I'm Cloaks 81 up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
MARTYRS 10 DUTY.
Sister Dolores and Miss Ellis
Burned 10 Death.
DEEDS OF MERCY HELD
Them in a Burning Building Until
Escape Was Cut OF
MANY OTHERS WERE INJURED.


Houston. Tex. Oct. ie.--ror two
hours this morning such fire ragged
as has not before been known In
Houston Two people are enown to
have met their death and many others
are more or less seriously wounded,
The property loss Is Saiaco0, covered
by u total Insurance OF $4,000.
II started a, 2.ao In two-story
frame boarding house which was en-
,lroiy consumed within nfteen minutos
The house was full OF people and
many OF these had very narrow es-
cppes Al got out through the win-
dows IN their night clothes as all Csc
cape by way OF stairs WAS cut or
Many OF them sustained painful IN
Jurics from burns and bruises,
a fire occurred IN this same house
Sunday night, but only destroyed
bed ia the same room in which this
mornings FIRE started,
one OF the hospital buildings Of ST.
Josoph's innrmnry was the next build
ing consumed and the main hospital.
large threa-story brick. not entirely
comn,o,ea mn having nftv natlents
IN n ,yna consumed and oniy tho frnnt
wot re,naina standing
Al ths noti.nts ,vere po,ten out
safeiv ,hrongh ,hn berlosm of ma are.
men and spectators
sls,or polorea whose fn,niIy nnme
was ri,,nbc,h Royle was IN the aet
~ ent,,snr tho burnine .lnnrmary
,yhon .,o wos ss,p,a Nv chlcf Raven
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Waco. Tex, Oct. 1G.-Russel H.
Kingsbury is booked for a Democratic
speech at the city hall on the night OF
the Goth instant and his offer TO divide
time with Populist. 1t Is understood.
will cause the latter organization 10
put its best foot forward ana select
red hot" debater to measure swords
with him ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Athens. Tex, Oct. 16.-M. NJ. Crane.
Democratic candidate for attorney-gen-
eral, r.. w. Finley, Democratic candl-
date for comptroller. and X, r.. Lockett
We're billed TO speak here today. NJ. NJ.
Crane alone allied the appointment He
spoke for two hours and a half oc-
oupylng the tabernacle for Evangelist
ape Mulkey. Mr.. Crane Ia acknowl-
edged one OF the finest and most thor
onghly posted speakers In the state.
lie held his large audience entirely
thrlugh his address and in n mastery
mar nor showed up the fallacy and i'm
possibilities OF the populist party. Old
Henderson Will again this year roll up
her usual majority for the Democratic
ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

New York, Oct. 16.-Ex-Clvil Justice
Alfred Heekler said this evening that
IT was extremely likely the Independent
county organization would put a third
municipal ticket in the field. The in
dependent county organization has
been disgracefully treated by the COM
mittee OF seventy and their action In
giving any position possible to the
Grace people may reap Its own reward.
said Mr.. Heckler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Forncy TEX, oct 1b.--cupid played
heavily with his darts yesterday In tho
Pleasant Springs nclghborhood The
result Us that r. j Short and Miss
Lucy A. Chisholm and Miles Jones' and
Miss Llzzie Brlseoe eloped and were
married. Mr. Jones and Miss Drlseoc
rot license In Rockwell and were mar
rled In that county. Mr.. Short aud
Miss chlsholm'a whereabouts have not
at this time been made known II ~
supposed they went TO the Indian Ter
rltOrV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Houston. Tex. Oct. ld,--Another day
was consumed ON the motion for
change OF venue IN the James r..
Mitchell murder case, without any con-
clualon Whatever being reached, The
counsel for the defense Is composed "
some OF the ablest attorneys Ia Houston
and other cities and they are contest
ing every point that Ia against the
interests OF their client.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
Nnrrnt NJ GrecnNiIIe.

Greenvllle, Tex. Oct. LET l.. Nu-
gent. Popullst candidate for governor,
spoke at the court house this morn
ing in the Interest Of his party to
small audience
j. NJ Perdue. also leader OF the
Pops" will speak this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Lampasas, Tex. Oct. 16.-IIuling p.
Robson of Temple. candidate for state
senator on the Democratic ticket, spoke
at.Fowler last night 10 a large and at
tentive audience. His speech was well
received and did much for the cause
of DnmocracY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

strawn, Tex, Oct. 16.-Tlon. II. d.
Gage OF Pecos, Democrat and Hon.
S. A. Bryant. OF Cisco, Populist, candl-
dates for state senator from the Twen-
ty-eighth district, addressed a small
audience at this place. Both speeches
were well received by their respective
friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

New York. osi. l6.-Levi p, Morton's
coachman. John J. Howard, who has
been detained at Ellis Island as con-
tract laborer, and whose return to Eng
land was ordered by Secretary Car
Isle. today signed a petition for a VIII
OF habeas corpus which his attorney
Frank Plat. will present tomorrow N
the United States court The Writ VIII
probably be issued, In which event
Howard will not return 10 England
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
THE TIGER LILIES.
A Composite Ticket wan Receive
Their support.


Their support
The Republicans Of Tarrant county
have, through subcommittee consist
ing Of Mr., Arthur Springer and Mr.
Whit Dryden, prepared the following
for the Tiger Branch OF the Lily
Whites as their ticket for county OIL
GERS at the coming November elections:
Senator j. w. Bailey; representa-
tivcs. ]. Burbrldge. r. 7. ID. Andrews;
county Judge. George Armstrong. attor-
ney. Ben Larrlbce; sheriff. a. Euiesa;
collector II. Hovenkamp; district clerk,
r. McNatt; county clerk. John r.
King; county assessor. Mr.. ripkinz;
county treasurer. J Putnam; county
surveyor. Mr. .Goodieliow: first pre-
cinct county commissioner. j Pardon;
justices OF the peace. Joe Adams and
J. McLester: constable, william Rush
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Harold. Tex. Oct. 15.--Ten miles
south OF here about 10 o'clock this
morning Arthur Coleman shot and In
stantly killed Joe Wright. They were
brothers-in-law and OF good family.
Both were prominent farmers. Fun
particulars are not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

~ -'syiAe' Ky, Oct. le.-A special
H.. fsst from Paducah says; Yes
H., IN the afternoon a boiler ex-
~, AZ a saw mill near Hickory
Ir d. giiaves county. James Holmes,
bt ssnt citizen, was killed out
,bab,n a number Of other persons
S'y fatally wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Albany, n, Y. oct. 16.-rhe Shepard
ties today filed the certificate Of state
nomination, as did the Grace Democ-
racy. The title of the former is THE
Democratic Party Reform Organiza-
ton" and the latter Empire state
Democracy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Farmersvllle. Tex. oct. l6.--Mr. C.
l.. Hambrlck's gin, four miles north
OF here. at u post office called HEX
man. burned last night at shutdown.
together with several bnics of cotton.
Insurance. $1,000. This makes three gins
burned within four miles OF town this
season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
tomorrow on the Inman line. as was

tomorrow on the Inman line. as was
intended.
Mr.. Morton was In toSh today. and.
according to MIR. Plat. win stand by
his man II he wishes 10 return to En-
eisley. In the petition for habeas cor
pus Howard tells OF the engagement
in London by Mr. Morton and his
coming to RhineclIif substantially as
the story has already been told. Since
coming to Rhinecliff his duties have
been those OF a domestic. servant and
coachman. attending Mr.. Aiorton's
daughter while she was horseback rid
tng and assisting in the stables.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

ssn'nston, Oct. 1.-THE following
,'.' OF patents fer Texas;
Ri propeller Patillo Higgins, Beau
Irae llsator. Thaddeus "A. Manahan.
XXX Reissue. ' 80 40
''''caior James W. Reneau, Hous-
SN raiser Thaddeus L. steed. Mer-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Nocona, Tex, Oct l6.-Dr. W. NJ
Browaer. Popullst candidate for con-
gress In this district. spoke last night
10 a fair-sized audience In this place.
He confined his speech to the money
question
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Napies-Arrlved; italia, New York.
Bremen--Arrived: viking. New
YORK
New York-Arrlved; Vera. Genoa;
Stuttgart Bremen.
York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Nashville. Tenn. oct. iC.-speaker
Crisp will participate in the Tennessee
campaign and Will speak in this city
October IS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

corslcana, Tex. DOT. ie.--rhe commits
nioners' court has returned true bill
against the Murphy brothers for the
murder OF Sid a. c. Taylor deceased
superintendent OF the county poor farm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Swansea. Wales, Oct. 16.-It is esti-
mated that 5000 tons Of tin plates were
loaded here on board OF steamers bound
for America II IL added that stocki
OF tin platea are lower than for months
past
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Van Aistyne, Tex. Oct. ic--Miss
Jessie Terrell died last night. This Is
the second one OF a family that has
died In the last two months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

san Antonio. Tex. oct. 1.-THE to-
tai registration of voters to date is
5ggI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Washington. Oct. l6,-F'or Eastern
txas: Fair, southeastern winds; no
1ange In temperature.