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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-29
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.
The Unhappy Democracy.

The members of the Democratic party in
the town of Rockingham seem very much
disgruntled this year at the way matters
have been handled 10 Vermont in the APP
portionmeDt of party spoils. and large
majority of them are kicking hard. So
great was the dissatisfaction that a large
majority of the town committee decided to
ignore the state convention held at Bur
lington yesterday and no caucus was called
or held here. Three or four of those who
are in harmony with the present attitude
of the state democracy were at Burlington
and we understand held seats in the con-
vention, but if so they were not there as
representing by election the Rockingham
Democrats, although the convention evil
IDENTIFY accredited them as such. The
Times this week devOtes over two columns
to an interesting and readable explanation
of the local situation, made up from direct
interviews with the prominent Democrats
of our town. 1t makes public many points
heretofore kept under cover within the
party lines. The gist Of the article seems
to be dissatisfaction among the rank and
file at the appointment Of f. II. Kimball to
the collectorship and the strenuous efforts
of G. W. Butterfeld to secure the place of
local postmaster this fall. Both these
men are of the Atkins wing and family,
and the disposition of the state bosses to
wholly ignore local preferences seems to
"rutf up the hair the wrong way almost
unanimously in Rockingham.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-29
BERNARDsToN. MASS.

Since Landlord Chatfeld opened the Bernards-
tou House he has kept first class hotel He mas
Just finished painting and papering. He sets
good table, and is now ready for transient guests
and regular boarders
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-29

1t makes New Orleans people nervous
TO learn on the assurance of a distinguish
ed civil engineer that their city is sinking
into the mud at the rate of six inches every
40 years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-29
SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball Players Becom, r.,,,.

The Townshend prize to Oh, ......
Yale law school pronouncing the l... &
ton at graduation was awarded .a n. "t
5. Graves of Burlington. a ,-,Ir-.-
Trinity, whose subject was "Ch4f I. q
Chase" Mr.. Graves, who is hen.
Mrs. w. II. Collins of this vilag. @
remembered in Brattleboro, hay.ns ,.. vel
on the u. V. NJ. team during ,gmm. .-'@
sons. Herbert O. Bowers. the Bras.
pitcher, was one of the succes,u. ...,
dates for admission to the Conuaa,..,..--
and for Yale law school diploma w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18
The DENVER BICYCLE MEET
nEcoRDs AGAIN LOWERED ny the
RarID RIDERS.
The Worlds Hest Thine In n sIic
unprecedented Lowered ny n.
H. mnsdoS, Who Travelled the Dis
t'--'- in aiio i-S--sportisE News.

prnNcr Col. Aug ia grand stand
etvwded with 1900 spectators, delight
~ weather and perfect track were
me conditions with the aecOnd davis
racing OF the League OF American
Mheelmen's tournament here today
ihe audience was well pleased with
wy good exhibitions by the crack
I,uers and applauded them heartily,
~ record was continued from yes
ny margins which len no doubt a. to
their genuinenesH, The progrnm was
carried out 20 perfection. ana only one
race, the last on tho program. had
any Dad features. rhia was the one
niue open, class u, In which j. s. John.
son appeared for the first time during
inc meet. The most Interesting con-
test was In the tNo-mNe champion
shlp-the third on the program, and
the way the record waa lowered shows
what a magnificent race II was. Setc.
Ter, the Californian was given an own.
ton at the close, He lowered Inc rec
ora by nearly eght seconds. Western
men had more luck today, and the
NAnfprnia racers and their friends are
Jublnnt tonight over the performance
or sclglcr ana Wells. II. n. Maddox
or Aebury Park went against the an
paced worlds record OF 2.n l-5 with
nSlhk start, ana made IL In gao 1-b.
quarters; 81 40. l;OS Ia, 1885 AS and
the mile In 2.i0 Is.
Summarizes
First Race-onc-hpif milo: handi-
cap' class b C. Well 40 yards. won.
Time, 100. worlds record.
Second Raoc-Mile. ciRss \. A. Gard.
ner, Chicago, won Time. 2.35 8-5.
Third Race-Two miles, national
Championship. otto Schiller, san jose.
Cal, won Time. d,2i as
Fourth Raoe-rwo mile lap; class A.
4. Gardner. Chicago, won Time,
SOL l-h.
Firth Racc-onc mile; Western cham
plonahipi open 10 riders west OF tho
mississippi g, s. Wells. sun Fran
cisco. won. Time, 2:es
sixth race-Onc-thlrd VI mile; open
classB, Raymond Mcdonald OF New /
York won. Time. OLA.
Seventh Raoe--Fivc mites; handicap; /
class A. NJ. NJ. Krouta, Denvnr 800 |
yards won, Time 1888, worlds req
ord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

Third race. mile ana haif. Tom
sn,n1more won, Georae Beck second.
Fourth race, ak furlonga, Flofannn
Won innocent second Mlss Hazel
Third. Time. i15.
fif,h race nvc f,irionrs; sister
:n, Won, Was second, Toilet third.
siNth race. one ana half miles.
oyer SLY hurdles, Miles standish won.
, reeu brummci second. Tyro third
Nole-A; waicott sold Miles STAND.
i n 70 Alderman Carey of chlcaro
i9r si,soo. Lord Mateiv was sold ~
~ Daley TO H. King for 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

New York, aug. iI,--Ieroma Parls
races, First race-Tive and ounlhaif
fnriongs, soiiiug, Metropolis won. Mo-
not0ns second. Midatar third Time.
III.
won, charade seoonl Media third.
Time, 1917 -.
fhlrd race-One and onc-sixfeenth
mile. aciilug Roller wnn. Speculation
reeonc r8ng Ttuie Shlrd Tune. 1858 ~.
s,airth racr--Tiiinn course. selling.
Arlhiiarf won Albert second. Mcintyre
fhird Time l..9 -
Fifth rare-1'itlnu courae, selling.
,-iirt yon. Mahe. Glenn second, Shaeaw'
third. Tlue ! 2t ~.
airth rnce--Mile and sixteenth, putch
sfsttf won, Llrhuaot second, PnE
third. Tine. isS9s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18


4 Elfl should learn TO make bod.
70 bake Rood biscuit cake and bread
10 handle doftly brush and broom,
Ana neatly udy w "a room.
a gifl Should learn 10 dnrn ana mend
lo care tho alok. the baby tenhl
70 have enough VI liyle aud tAata
10 trim a hat OF nt ~ waist.
alrl should learn 10 vaiua time,
picture hang. a ladder climb,
Ana not 20 almost rtias tho houus
AZ nlEht or = little harmless mouse.
a ril should learn TO arsss with spetd.
And hold tiEht ia5lnH 'eainst hor oreedi
70 buy her shoes 10 nt her fnot.
~ fact. shove all vaia deceit.
a Rifl should learn to keep her word. 4
~ Fnread no further gossip heard,
Home or abroad 90 be al eaiac,
Ana NY her best 10 choor ana please
a klfl should learn TO sympathise,
~ be reliant, slrDng aud wiae. ei
10 every patient gentle be.
And always truly womaniy.
4 nrl should learn to fcndiy iioid
True worth Of vAluO moro thna goids
Accomplished thus, with tender mian.
iNeign. crowned with Iowa, homgfs
cherished queen.
--ltArLEigN 7tAVArgAQff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

The steamer Empress OF Janan
riNcs with Late Adxt...

,s,,, ,u.oiia; y, G., Aug. iT.--rhe steamer
it.,Np'tssqt Japan, which lon ynat'e
, naulh August Q. has arrived nora a.
IIr,lss news OF the capture n, Ky,
sseplinese q Ii Hung cham ma nv nv
sh o'.'te dispatch boat Bang Yan,,
az a brings word OF the sinking
cbinssa lass Iapanese cruiser by thu
,nahded by Admiral Liu pntysn,, N mn,
SSpanene papers DO not give ths 80
VI tne cruiser that was aunls ami ,s,t'.
sN.ers 70 her sinking casually ID ~
,,NulN corners OF the paporq MI.
Japanese are doing their ltn,os, ny
.liow the whole blame Of tho dsst,,,el
upn OF the transport Kow sbunp ,vith
rhi ruuu OF Shinese soldiers upon Pirate
r,l n.se and blandly assert thai the
-. y, government whose flag the
stro,,' "nung was nylng win have the
asgs against the Chinese.
me King OF Corea on Julv e7 o,a.u.
.ne release OF Tive important slstS
pliAaners who were connected ,,.,'t,
me Sorenn rebellion OF 1854 ''
~ ~ reported that the goyernpcrt 90
SSoIee mas formally notified Jnnan NJ
with China. 80 NV"heNtloh
The Japanese preparations fnr ,ha
commandment OF the Woo SUNG chins
iefth are rapidly nearing comnietian
anu RdNlces received at YokoLa,,o
from Shanghai state that the Chine
NNieeroN II Hung Chang, n maiiny
i3atke ana important additions 10 the
u ~, Of Chan Kai Kung where the
1911 wan Of China meets the yea m
o,-lI make the railway secure
AGAINST attack by the Japanese
ny Shlhese Pie Yang fleet has been
,uilNlued INTO two squadrons. one nf
mem Is cruising In the Gulf OF pe chi
~ ~ ana the other is engaged IN escort.
NY transports to CoreR There n MISC
IVY Ita, TO ne q third division which IL he
c aVsea to ue az Talicnwen. ready to os-
zen sung to Coren. The Zoo chow
meet which ostensibly IL maxim. a
against the Loo Cboo
shnas win cruise between the ISLANDS 4
u formosp ana the main land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18


Everyone can not 10 away for IN,
summer nnd n ~ ~. AT, go -,
a., H.. '"'s' anu "h"ull
Wv N''"9ui'' ol inc homemakor Ia
MAKE rue summer az baaruhle TO the
members OF the famllys hs nnsstti.
simpIieit, ma asi,,,,a s...,,t.
a.. ~, ny. ep'or'hB seems
" "p nu'' 'he battle
cravings ana gnter coiors
~ t,,, q -. ~ e'"N''Nle
.'-"l"o or hin"ll tables, screens,
nut win airy draperieF bamboo ftirnf-
ture. and nowera. IA eool ana ,.,....,,.-
BILE. ctshlnns ana ,,,,,,. -
"a, ''' nhoHa he
~, ~, VI i'kht Sret9nhe. II certain
~, ~ ~ ii,'ins9 ana other objects must
nst 49, WIN 'ailtlon, uae white or
noFtl IcAilhR pace used on the
'',e-HH ~ VsflNln mountain feaurt ia
~ oe"pehusu, or aMunN, on four
nr"sN uhAlAA' win board NJ the
pn .' ~ SUPPORT These Gotta. Cow
stNu Mltm some hhd OF q rug anc with
"'als puie"A' uf' tAld 10 form very
e.intofttple seat or bed, np one cnn lie
w NrW Wlthout nhNiuE that cramutd
ii,1lA 9ie oiten mas atier lying In
'3
q uool 'oohlnk summer bedroom has
g ,l Sa.ils'p noot, peg rug, p white if0n
pv,i-tsau uIra'ed Va white, and an
NsrtiN elupig arrtalnN room. Some
~ tnf plhnie nfasi pedFieada aurGsat
h NY ~ mnoh ns me elaborate gates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

A untauc ara rroutabtr Iaauatry
CARRIED GA 10 the Norfh,,cat.

A Unique nnd Franiabtr Inuuat.y
CARRIED GA Ia the Northwest.
The Industry and ragaclty Of tho
bcpyar have often been commented
upon. But those qenliiiea have moi
prevented this animai from being
looked upon w d fair objral Of capture.
uays tho New York Lpdgor 10 fur
- valuable. ppd mitefofe, Il 10 much
sought Hitor by lrapltm sun, Il may
sunrise some people 90 know that In
one pact OF iha country, nt least. there
arc men who raise beavers for tho mar
kel, juat aA they might DO corn on
cattle. Il 30 ln Mclean rouuiY. North
Dakota. that beaver farmlug - largely
cafried on, lha sou NJ very poor and
"a not ndhpiol, oF are other parts "
TIE state, 10 wheat GROWING The
Missouri aver runE along me Western
border Of The county. and numerous
aiftaina now INTO IL nom amour no
hills ~ the norm aud uaat Cotton
WpoaA nrd elm ttaeh grow un The banks |
~ theae streams, ana u ih there where |
ihN beaver farms pro situated. a man
VINO iniendd 10 start this Industry |
purchu-ea. say, ten uerea OF land |
through whiCh a eirahm iuna a dam |
u Nilli nt nliut where ihc stream /
~ narrow and tho hanka Hsu ltccp. All l
that ~ utpltd " ~ 4pil q ffw Lara |
nurosg he bud gf thu stream ana nll |
~ with dirt and stones. 1AA hplaa
the Watar back 20 thht two o. thfao
acres N land are i0aded thus forming /
pond. Tine NEXT ihinE 10 be done n
to erect II fcnor N Wlr0 netting. FROM
two % three feet righ along tho bsnps
of TIC HfceW ana around a e pond.
irelssluf ail thn tr thu' can 5ossi-
bly, b. taken IN.
CtnrrnilV n aalan., ~ f.sa, .t.e.t.s.
70 sixteen beavers is puf pn the farm
IaeY nre, ~ fnuiHr obtnifaI n IN
ue ppfrH. they are placed ia ms gona
in alt fpisnk ava soon bu1cWe 4scns-
toned 70 yrlr erTronnd 49, 40 q
few GlYr thcy fsrln 10 build ihtlr luts
3 mud sps s,icile and 70 ntts thsir
housekeeping 4bin,ieb on I'D ireaa,
There 70 hr return RON 80 outlay
fir nri year. bot hy DO lHu III W.
Second year "a my hns itrzeiy
Increased IA nprihnfl and ilit fnfmrr
Idofe forward 10 hd.inE a regular ~
Hefr Il q ~ tho isai day III lafoLrr
pc On me nrgt day OF .{1yerhif lhat
me- lilteff no 20 rptah boz I'M. rir4f
Iha ponds are drawn OF W slaana u
7pn1F1ira that arr covered sgith WIN
i,iilv q pt-teht ne nf'ine.in from
.ctSf : az thus ieff exposed ara ne
rffntr ffee '1w one - fht nibrr.
rpfinr on iffffi win "a riuh IfaA.eri
~ euily ffiqAienrd. ara ihc nrier
nu1al lhoi1 n r.ln 0ut They cnn sDig
gqYo lreiy Hh1 arc soon cfnghf ara
istetthni 1iin ttaYfra wllifh farnttI
~ orig ~ foiupY frf rraina ans
|ff1 til- fi0ot lnfl1 eve cicfr1 arf ifa
sr1d " No. VI n. I'm The nQep0l flflna
~ a ,cd. prepared nnd htu r. nar-
~ ;tf ~ hF|nH rffd N ~ msnif- ,
as'uft y cqaia and ospss snd trim.
iipf xarnsris fnr wenpsu. A rt9d
illi 1f brewer FUR tfn4N 10 fhlf4 nIIafs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18
RI MILLION SILVER TAELS
,o.x no CHINA TO NE MADE
IN BERLIN
,,overy Kingdom Finds Thut II
Money to Garry on the WAR
Ia sapau-Lendon Finaneicrs In
X. scramble for n Portion OF IL.

,t.n Aug. i7.--rhc flnnnciers OF
.@sr Berlin ana other capitals OF
~ mr. eagerly discussing The pro-
h- chlntse loan. Inquiries made by
l.s.sr,entative OF the Associated Press
~, ~ ofice OF Jardlne, Mnthcson x
london and China merchants, and
ne nIiiccs OF the Hong Kong ana
Z Mrhsi Bank company show that the
which the great banking inatitu-
~ AZ berlin are said TO be floating
~ rsina amounts 70 100000 taols,
"a ~ 10 i0000,O00 pounds, rs pre-
,ieasly announced here ans IN Berlin.
| .',sl IL estimated TO bc worth about
4, ounce ana one-third OF silver, or,
.n.biv speaking, six shlllinRs sterling
sIl6 supposIng that these amounts
,.,sltent the value Of silver OF the
|sdsht Of one tael
N appears that about month ago
Ifsns Inquired through the Hong Kong
IN Shanghai bank for the rates al
Ishlrh such loan to be made in silver
|,ssn be effected. The bank immedl-
KIN offered to loan the Chinese gov
|,ssmeni one million pounds sterling.
| = iAO0e,0o0 Jardlne, Mathegon a Co,
Isso had also been consulted IN regard
he proposed Chinese loan, offered
lsnd China another 100000 pounds.
II al much more as the government
Ik6uh require But Niceroy II Hung
asng declined both offers at the time.
I,dng that there was no Immediate
| ,pd for the money, as China had pion-
10 10 on with. Later. however, 10
k,,ame known that In view OF the re-
ynent Of the last portions OF the
r.tnt and per cent gold bonds due
lhe Hons Kong and Shanghai bank
january, 1895, and In view also OF
war needs. China desired 10 In
sase the amount Of her available
~ A syndicate OF German bankers
q at once formed In Berlin and their
sais at Tlen Tsin We're instructed to
4 yceroy II Hung Chang for an OPP
4 % the loan. Dogens Of London
4 other promoters followed the ex-
sslp Of German bankers and III Hung
IT. lag and the Chinese minister were
lsgcd with offers from responsible
a Irresponsible partipa anxious 10
Yea share OF some description IN |
Chinese l0an, AZ a result. II Is |
lablc that ovor 00000.O 900 pounds |
4ohrfed TO China, and this produced |
result that China was not inclined |
ray over 4 Per cent for her loan. |
M Is no doubt that IA 1900. goo pound !
l0an will be issued here early IN |
iembcr The loan Will probably |
ilst Of 4 per cont thirty-year bonds /
lot least two-thlrds OF the loan will
lyhble 10 China in silver. l1or
tsn there ~ no gpcclul security lll,n
reiams receipts, but only general
30 China II Ia not believed that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

hoiiickinH craWdH Attracted nv me
Ihuuannds 20 I,nhIIn EaannlInn..

I
ThunHHnds 10 PshIir ExeoatIans.
Executions were not thcn restriotod.
aa they are now. u the prison yaru.
SAYS writer Ia Hafpor'u Magazine. M
ne pfeHshce ot u limited number on
Wlincaara. but tbfg were feiubFhted
ennspicuousiy ia an oppn hrld hdfofn
LARGE ana often roiiiuling and tnntil.
;uoua crowd OF gupctatGrs
auoh q body ! remember 10 have naen
h1tiofed On such al nHiphlihuntcr more
Mdn sixty ycura aRo 20 Wlfnesa tho
hanging ot murderer, The man waa
q farm hand ana wen hnawn. When
under the Influence OF strong drink ho
was aullan irurulent and dangerous.
hut when sober no wac 20 prupdrDialiy
duiat and inofenaiye thai he wa tht
eufY-Enina butt Or hih aafociHfna, VIM.
~ work nns dny IN harvest time. NOW.
lnN meadow near town. 10 drunit
freely ana became tlpBy, syhrrbupeu
one Of HIS comrAdeH induiged IN innn
continued ana rough hDrae.play AZ hid
axpennr III ~ an excess OF passion in-
famed by rum hH turned up9n his ton
mentor ana niow hinl on tic fpot. OF
course nv was Immediately arrosied.
and never HhAli ! forget the wave ~
horror that Hwppt over tho ffile town
when the news or the murder srsa
btuifod ana the vilfim waa carried IL
the heme Of his pafents on a barn
door
During the trial uf en-. homicide tho
court hQuse was crowded 10 overflow.
Ing with peopic who noched sn ftstn ~,
country for miles around 10 LAftn IL
the ErewHume dltniia Of the uiasin,,
ane 20 rafr upon the murderer ~ he
Was escorted 10 and no BY The con.
stables betwsea the isii and The f.ari-
For several days Immediately prs.
oadinR the hanging Uhat YES bafara
me day or rallfonah Il ah0lld BE- -.
.aiisal gulutudce from lbs rounirg for
'Wcnty ana more miles Ground H1sttrd ]
ilto The town 70 see the execution md J
icpa % Them 10 turn Kn honest nom 4
ny" on tho fatal aa/. ths "biE 3aia' /
the Gsiiowr WaA frina d I
MN kJi'ia and tents tor tae gaia 81 I
'HkrA lies. small beer .nd 6fhfr ".
y ahmonie lrlriapfr1nd " fr6auent N.
crsai1 Win farmerf wagons laden
With Nst.rmei9na. anpirs. roAshsf and (
jlhsr frull. tie a. isrpfitihE " ldars
\ which drove = bfigk tfade ilndsr tlis
rfy shadow u the fatll frae Ii .tna
that IN b a. .fatie ~ nfarr
ny oy1f 1900 pr1pie. = inrep pn.zss..
ION ~ whom we're women and flul-
Irrn. were clustered nraubd lie p4i.
lyva 10 witncar tllp dying thnyas " III
grrtcuec funn. ard. thnurht taa hoy
i1ti wau, ! vas ehod.cl 81 ihv hnr.si
ihie Indifference 20 the drtad event
q tp1f par fop wlleA unH lrRnifst-
o. 49, - lhs stili aass s.a..tAi- 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18
KEEP SILVER 70 THE FR0AI
'"''es 90 Nc rersnea In Aa,ane,nu
re ''r'"s'p'ss q ssr Asasy 81 sEs
',s'p'e '-'rsS~H- aMisc srcerhe. %
'"S s"aiss'-cis, nApa rscses..

NaAhlnFioa. AUG. II .rh. n,,,...
~ pNiapy4 IA aG iancirg ID. neir'.i (, ~ N,
't-'AtNlunln wdA ont intd = (. ". IN :,
sel2n ~ the AinhtlcaN .o., 7, Z.
refur eonNreace snee ,,es ,sar,, 4, Z ~, X
~ se.tlW epNareA8men ana *, H s
A'.,v' 'fom various ntatAa "N'F-,
- hianu uharwoirrlrld fhn rll,s.
MI x, y. pneeN a political ono 6nd
e ,,t. 'nat the nolltlcal bat,ies q tie
thht NusHt on tho peanoalsIla
s.,'t ~ rnAuEe % ratio n0sl H. IN,
p, HpeYNneo untll the fril r.s,n,t Xxx
or AiiNer y aooampliNtd.
REPRESENTATIVE Mot ouesn AZ tV..
nint Nfefnod 20 the inoocv ou.li,n,,
~ ,ie oNeinhAdeWinr issue hrfS,s il,,,
seuhtrN Nnn adNucated moro anonnv Y.
w onlN relief Tor gtnerht ilofeas1
t'N uvpNN.lpni ftcatufntldn Of SILVER
~ wy nklN9 nnd privileges Il mad
'Nc minis hcfurc he Recommendation
~ OF iNiS ho declared. was no NH NH
hsr 70 he taken IN an money REFORM.
mr bryan OK NobfnakA nlfn ma.
snort Aptcch ndvncAtlnu tnnil,' IN
acton amung hi.mOtaiilsta. doelarns
YEN WINS adopted rocsmitlnE Inc ~.
p'at gt the silver purchase lava -.
'AeNln meni of tho alneie sold ntand-
,M,n' which has been followed hy stoad.
l,v,.taaihN depresalpni that gold ia
'N'NfN ~ Nuihtt lnDlinttHnu
WY everywhere parAlyNad. Labor h
upeteaHN nnd prvclrloua. businesa "a
VWhprofel and dlhtots ara hanl,taint,
~ y asserted that thpi,e Il M NONE
1l iellff unill Tho double standa,d
or ~ 70 ! " realptad and tho monev
question " the supreme auoatIon ~ ~.
tNH heiorN thn country, Notern ara
N'fvd 10 mnke thia lsaue parnmoinnf
70 Hll ennnldpratihns Ia me cloetlon
OF state Legislatures, OanFroaahtrn nnd
rctidenh 1t ~ Recommended TINT a
convention he held az some cenltnl
pdlnt M hnlh the mining nnd agfiSni,
iNfAl STATED tp perfect an nrfnniaa.
iiun 60 work for THIS end, that q com.
miitco OF nve be appointed To oarry
AZ the afternoon fuHHlon. witch oiugei
wv eonfQtpnpe. upaevNca wora mado
~ aenntor Jones on hi-mcsAllAm Ia
ne United AtttNa; General WArnnr on
thr consequences OF the lerisiauon %
lW4' md by Representatives Hell and
l'Nnep Nnl w, A. rafanna OF Texaa.
Nanvral Warner asserted that The coat
ar ,Ae Years legislation wnh tho nnarrr
Of every debtor 10 bank-
Tuptey TO eatlmated tho loHaea ~ pfo-
AUCTION reanliuy fium closing indua-
'ries aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF lnhnr ra-
auN'nN from that liquidation az s. 0la,-
ieQ 600. with q ahrnklnR uf over siOo,-
10000 w crop values, In oloaihg irna.
dent Warner diAouaHad tho noeeaaity
or mNldnf hl-mCtalilfm tho paramount
rHuu before tho rAuntry,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

a washington, AUG. l3.-.Firat race
NY turlongs. Forest Bird won. ron,
Tgy,i, ,,,u second, Little Captain third.
v;,..'hnh race, mile and an elrhth,
Jane third. Time, i.i6 ANU
r,Ihlrd race, four aud a hnlf fur,on.s.
,.sssh,,tW!iy won. Pllgrim second Iiitic
Nn1eilie third Time. :55 10 ''''''N
s,i,. ourth race, half mite: Classic VIM
~ se"h second. outsider third. Time,
,,i ral,h race, six and a half furlonrs,
MIA NH M, lleeum second, Verbia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

Topeka. kan, Aug, 17,--Attorncy-
General fttle has ordered the attorney
OF linn ami Anderson counties 20 prose-
cute the Missouri Kansas ana Texas
railroad for hreginw cattle Infected
with Texas fever into the county He
has been Informed 10y tho live stock
sanitary board some time within the
paat twelve months Infected cattle
waro unloaded by thc Missouri Kansas
and Texas Ia Linn county aud after
wards driven Into Anderaon and that
IA conseqnfnce The native cattle have
become injected and the nfrmers are
suffering great lqas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

81. Lonis. Aug l7.--Kast ST. Louis re-
suta! First -Threc-Hi1teenths Of
mile. Oholsa won, Collector second,
sewanue third Time, 1928 "a
Second -Niuc-giyteeuths OF a
mile. Mollie King won. Lakewood acc-
ond, SHUTDOWN third Time. 1901.
THIRD race Ninn-sistcenths Of n mile.
Harry Warren won, fdey second, Ray
third Time, 49,
Fourth race-Alile Mart Wallace
won. Haroldine Ecuond, Rooqucfort
third Time, 1'ii.
Firth race-Ihrnes fourfha OF mile.
Frankie ID won. Charirurse second, Jar
dine third Time. i;2i L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

Denver. cplr Aux. l7.--A special 10
tho Ngwf from Lincoln. MOB. fayn
abe eeropers Jury has hnnded N 4
sealed verdict cpredfninr the wreck
81 ihe Rock Island which reunited n.
the death ~ eieveu Persons The dnd-
irk - ne Jury q sala 20 be taai tho
wreck Wss caused w lraih wr1eIt4re.
ana fc7qmincndn fhAi George Wanhine.
teu Dssis iht cglOrtl man nov n
qpsiody b. held Or rivotoas s4kmin,
s.ion, ~ elreumstancss hesm " lmpil.
e-ts h.a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

Austin, Tex. Aug IA. NJ Wacl,son.
~. Tor several years reporter Of tho
g"urt OF sppeala, died hero today about
noon, after a lingering llln,,as ia
was known All over I'axns M one ~
me ahlcst lawyers IN the state ana
was admired by M Tor his storiinR
qualities lie leaves a wife ana rev.
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-18

Longview. Tex, Aug. l7-The bah
game today between Iongvlew's sec-
ond nine and l2lderviile. resulted ia
a score " to ? IN favor OF Longviow.
Batteries L0ngvicw. Terry and Car
teri Eldervllle, Pepper and Pepper
Another game between the fats and
leans Score: q TO A. Ia favor OF the
fats. Batteries Garrett ana Welborn
FOR leans. Terry ana Griffin for fats.