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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

The crowd which surrounded tho car.
riage closed around mo, bore mo along to
the place of execution and placed me, so
TO speak, in front of the scaffold. 1 beheld
the appalling spectacle. The crime had
been hardly accomplished when cry Of
Niye la natlonlh rose from the foot of
the gnillotine 1t was repeated by tho by.
ISLANDERS; 1t passed through tho crowd.
This cry was followed by silence most
wonderful and mos. profound.
Shame, horror ard fear already lowered
over the wide expanse l passed over 1t a
second time, carried along by the flood
which had brought mo hither. Every one
walked slowly and scarcely ventured TO
look In his noighbor's face. The rest Of
the day was spent in deep stupor. 1t had
spread over the whole city. was Obliged
70 go out twice and found the streets de-
serted and silent The assassins had lost
thelr wonted daring The public grief
made itself felt, and they quailed before
N'-Memoirs of Chancellor Pasquier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Chicago, H.. Sept. l9,-rhe uanseon-
tInental lines wcre In session the great
or part OF the day, cndeavoring to
perfect their organization, but finally
put all things into the hands or com
mittoe. which is to report tomorrow.
1t seems to be generally agreed among
the lines that It will be almost impos-
sible to resurreet the old association,
and from this time on the chief effort
will be made to preserve the rates from
further Generalization without neces-
sarlly revivlng the old association. al
though that viii be done IL possible.
Tho committee appointed today may
not report tomorrow, although that
time has been set for it. a proposition
was made today that the direct Cali
fornia lines form an association OF
their own, but this was killed by the
refusal OF the Atchison to bear any
share OF the expenses of such an assoc
citation The Atchison announced that
it would In Its own opinion be impoS-
sible to keep such an association to-
sether, AZ the northern lines would be
able. by means OF Il small differential.
to divert large portion OF the bust
ness, A California association being
out OF tho question with the Atchison
on the outside, the plan was aban-
doned
a meeting OF the Western Freight
association was held today. but moth
Ing OF Importance was transacted dur
ing the session.
General passenger agents report the
stagnotlon of business which prevailed
during the summer has been largely
broken up and that traffic is now in a
more satisfactory state than II has
Fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
HE oNLY WANTED A LITTLE.
And when 1t Was offered to Him Iu Good
Inltb He Got Mad,

Faith He Got Mad.
"Oh, II had only had little oornl',
he exclaimed as he put aside the paper and
SIT down to breakfast.
what would you have done with 1T,
dearf" she asked affeotionately as she
poured out his coffee.
"Done with itl' no cried. "What do
you suppose would have done with itP
Eaten it,"
II didn't know, dear thought'--
"Of course you didn't knowlh he inter
rupted irrltably. II suppose you think I
want 1t to take out to tho stockyards and
feed to the hogsl But don't. l want ID
to sell. Do you understand THAR 10
selln
rs there much of market for corn
now2" she asked innocently.
"Marketl' he cried. SIS there mar
koti See here Mrs. Dobblns, II had had
little corn-just n little, mind you'd
have made my everlasting fortune yestcr-
day. It's gold, tell you, pure gold now
to those who have it. You can't touch the
price with 40 foot pole. "
"Oh, the price has gono upl' sho ex-
claimed understandingly
Its gone clear out Of sight"
"And II you Ind some to sell now''---
IF 1 had some to sell now, could send
you to Europe"
II think understand, +" she said quiet
ly, and the matter was dropped until no
was leaving for the office. Then she APP
peared with big bundle in her arms.
I've got surprise for YOU" she said,
with glad smile.
Looks like cord of wood" ho said
suspiciously.
at isn't, " she replied. "It's some corn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Wichita, Kns. sept, ia special 10
the Eagle from stonewau In the
chlckasaw nation is TO the enrect that
chlef Blue the leader or the Shlcksaw
negro Indians Is in open rebelllon. Tho
Insurrcctionlsts have gone on a
maraudlng tour and are terrorlRlng the
Indian citizens and especially the
squaw men, Last Sunday the band
headed BY King Blue and his negroes
swept down ON the farm OF George n
Truaz, postmaster AZ Stonewan. az
midday Truaz, white man and his
spuaw were led from the house and
bound with ropes and held prlsoners
King Blue and his band then DESTROYED
everything IN the house and rode on
Nelghhora found Truas and lila wlfe
and released them. Several others have
nsf similarly treated and part OF tho
ror,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

transferred from the choctaw division
to the south end.
Over year ago the city council OF
Denlson passed nm ordinance proniplt-
ing engine whistles to be blown within
the city limits. Master Mechanic Nc
Elveny posted bulletin this morn
ing calling engineers attention 10 the
state law, which provides the bell shall
be rung and whistle blown at every
public crossing or street. He warns
them to comply with the state law
Engineer Chouquette and Fireman
Campbell will leave In few days Tor
Parsons to bring down one OF the new
Baldwin locomotives lately ordered by
the Katy. Five of them will do SER
vice on the Choctaw division.
General Passenger Agent Crush has
issued call for Texas passenger
agents TO meet at Dallas September
20 for the purpose Of discussing pal
las Fair and Waco Cotton Palace
rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Next Saturday night at the boxing
arena. Bud Burton and Harry Sheldon
will have wrestling match. The for
mer Is the champion i10-pound wrestler
OF the Pacifc coast, while the iattor is
wen known to the sporting fraternity
OF the. city ms n fighter Of no mean
proportions. he having made most
creditable record here upon two ocoa-
slons as q pugilist OF merit.
KID Lewis, the local champion pugil-
list, goes 10 Sherman this morning,
whore he VIII engage In ten round
20 with Tommy ward for points next
Saturday night OF course the KID"
will fully sustain his reputation upon
this occasion as IN all others he has
been connected with IN this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Sioux city Iowa, Sept l9.-B II.
Wilson obtained goods by false pre-
fences at smithland and came here to
slou,. city to avoid arrest He worked
In livery stable and finally stole a
team and started to tho country for
his wife The Smlthland officers got
wind Of him and arrested him, He
Induced Rodney Rice to sign his bond
by representing that he owned iifty
acres OF land and gave Rice note for
1t 10 indemnify him, Rice found the
next day that Wilson had He'd Rice
then came to Sioux city and told jus
tice Gibson that he was a nephew OF
Justice Porter and secured Sl1 for war
rants. He has not been seen since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Cisco. Tex, Sept 19,-snm Mauldin
had been on a visit to his brother In
different part OF town for few days
and returned home yesterday. While
getting breakfast this morning lie had
occasion to so 10 the cistcrn for water
to use for cooking, and discovered that
the water tasted bad and decided to
inspect tho cistcrn. To his horror he
discovered an infant tied up In u flower
sack with rock In the sack to sink
IL. The child seemed to have been
chukod with a string. An lnVestgl-
ton Is going on with hopes OF finding
the guilty parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Austin, Tex, Sept. 19,--Mr. Charles
Hamilton. general manager and vice
president OF the Texas Central railroad,
spent the day In Austin and called
upon the railroad commission. MIR.
Hamilton was once the secretary OF
the Illinois railroad commission and
called TO SEQ how things in Texas i'm
that line were run. He said that he did
not think that the commission had anv
more right TO say where cotton should
ne compressed than 1t had to say Nhere
hour Is TO be milled or corn around.
lie said that as far as he was COM
cerned Waco was the only and the
nearest cotton compress point on his
me OF road. MIR. Hamilton left To-
Ton and Texas Central for Woo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Louisville. Ky, Sept, is,-A special to
the Times from Atlanta, Ga, says;
pave Goosby, colored who assaulted
the l1-year-old daughter OF Martin But
Ter Saturday night, near Thomaaville
and then cut her throat. was carried
tn Naldursta for safe keeping. The
girl Identified her ussailant. early this
morning a mob took him from the
jail and hung him, The negro made a
full confession, The girl died yester-
IuV.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
HAVE pATcnnn ~ ur.
william I<.vnnderbiit and wife VIII
Dazzle the sorinI world.

Newport, II, L, sept i9,-,pesplic the
eablcd stories OF differences involving
permanent separation, there are rea'
sons to believe that William *. Van
derbIlt ana his wife win reach here
In few days The blinds have been
taken down from their marble palace
here; the building is being aired and
renovated, the housclSeeper and SER
wants have arrived and the mAgnin-
cent building Is being stocked ana
fully prepared for occupancy Last
night Cornelius and Frederick Van.
derbilt left here for Now York on
the yacht Conqueror and 1t Ia said
that they 80 thore TO meet MIR. ana
Mrs. w, *, Vanderbilt Thorn haa been
some question whether both VIII re-
turn here. II N conceded that w. *
Vanderbilt could not come hore alone
and occupy the marble palace, which
u the property " his wife, In CONVEX
station with n society man a reporter
was told that Mr. and Mrs. Wander
bit had patched up all differences and
were coming here to spend seven weeks
and that they would entertain In such
manner that pooplo would wonder
at the reports OF their troubles. That
there had been trouble there was NO
doubt he said The report OF their
coming has caused no little excite
mont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

LatonIa. Ohio, Sept. lo.--Flrut race
One mile. Domingo won. Dillon j Sec
ond, Last Chance third. Time las.
SECOND race--Fiye and one-halt fur
longs. Plcaroon won. Whit second,
Breyity third. Time, las i-2
Third race-Nlle md twenty yards.
Pittsburg won. Calhoun second, Boro
third. Time. i,5i "a.
Fourth race Declared on,
Fifth race--Slx furlengs. Red John
won. Pennlless second. Betty Badger
third, Time. l;ig 3-f.
Sixth race.-Five furlonKs. Hagema
won. Lottie Alter second. Bertha cohn
third Time, 1907.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Hawthorne, ILL.,, Sept, ie,--birst race
Six furiongs. Linnett won, Tremor sec
ond. Sue third. Time, l,i9.
second race.-Onc nnd one-slxteenth
miles. hvanntus won, Wolsey second,
Cioely third. Time, 1863.
Third race-Onc mile. Mulberry won,
Dainask second, Lulu Il third. Time,
1916 L.
Fourth race-Monterey won, flynn
second, Senator Irby third. Time, l;la
Fifth race-Sevcn furlonRs. Dago
won FalSir second. Buck Mccain third.
Time, i,aa.
sixth race--Seven furlongs Rcd
Glen won. lmmllda second. BurrclrJ
Billet third, Time, 1;3e l-2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Anheuser-Busch Representatives In
vestIRntIng for InNeAtmrnt


veStigating for Investment.
Mr.. August Busch, son OF the mil
lionaire st. Louis brewer, is In the
city. accompanied by his cousin, Eddie
Busch of Washington. and a number
of prominent gentlemen from st. Louis
interested in the brewing business
Among them are Mr. Murray, the
general traffic agent of the Anheuser-
Busch brewery; MIR Schultz. chief en-
gineer OF the establishment; Julius
Winkelmeyer, and Mr.. Housman. nil
familiar names in the beer trade OF
the country. They came in on Mr..
Busch's special car from st. louis
by way Of the Iron Mountain and
Texas and Pacific.
They Will remain in the city a dav
or two, their mission here being 10
inspect the Anheuser- Busch ice fao-
tory and beer storage depot at the
corner of Front and Taylor streets
which has become an established ana
important institution. 1t Is said thew
VIII make Investigations with a view
OF purchasing more property and I'm.
creasing their facilities for doing busi-
ness here, SH9i-
This evidence of faith In the future
OF Fort Worth IL an encoura Ring sip,
OF the times and indicates that tba
monled men Of st. Louis are anons
the tirst 10 appreciate the fant that .
revival of business is at hand In this
part OF the country. '9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Waco, Tex, Sept. ig-A h,r ,
ing of organized labor IN, |.
sympathy with It was lsa /,
under the auspices Of the ~
Federation of Labor for the MI
aiding and sustaining The uI.isa
ers locked out by the wacs s.
News. Among the speakers y
Vocated the cause Of labor n
printers was DR.. S. W. Mccupt \
resolutions condenning The Nh
pledging support to the prr.in
adpoted and the reports wen d.
.rlnters were being susta.rs. :
ally by the public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Eddy Tex, Sept, ls.--At the Baptlst
church here at 1880 o'clock this morn
Ing Miss Alma Brown was united IN
marriage to MIR. Oak Lewis. Miss
Alma is the daughter OF our townsman
MIR. G. w. Brown. Mr.. lewis a. a
prosperous Young merchant OF Cam
eron, TeS The attendants were Mr.
Charles Curry and Miss Mary NIoors
Pr X Knight and Miss Alice Har'
rls, Mr.. 20 johnson and Miss Ress,a
Meikpp. MT Walter Harris ana Mlss
nolhe s"nnisutt, Mr., Frank Poole and
NUS MNue MiNson. Mr.. Charley Ieih
Tha ceremony WIS perfor,-aa \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
KIDNAPPED 4 NI0s']
a WORLDWIDE .o,,,
TWIN


- If ~
pd rl.,aOurs' Pa, sspt
levers levers wife Of the n,lI'.,
saeturer Of this elty. ' lss., \
sSeiO nal. petition il es's' Y
me custody Of her bu ,'ss y,
estate IS ate a eommissIoa ss' =. n
to take the teztimopv !, W I'D
her petition tells 4 iss ~ "a
story, She says she Ia. II
twenty-five years. NIL
ago B. Shields, an s r,ie' y
seyers' her brother.,n,,,,., M, I. =
ne, nsr husband and took IN I !, y \
where he was placed L ~ 4. !
Or. l.. W. TaIlmanl NJ VI Z
heyers to Duluth aud H., !
where he was PLACED 4 X. I
the charge of Eva p,l'r
nurse Mrs. Beyen lo,s,s. |, n
band on August q, Il, .s''s !, =
including In Mm. Beysrs. H. 7. !, y
70 chicago Here. she Ill, Y 4
Prime was surreptitiouslv wv, ~.
by DR.. Tallman. and az y NM;
unconscious her husbs, r1E
carried carr on, Beyen M, ", Y
from place to place, rss Il ',s'
the United Ctates, eos ssa,ssll
about 10000 miles. Nh M - W
thousands of dollars sssra X. Z
husband, and finally lns WIZ
Japan. She sent her s ss.',
BOYD, for her husband m ~ !,
turned to San Francisca -,
were met by DR.. TaIlms,A e
deaVored to regain posse' WIN /. \
ers. Finally. on July d Ia i,. 4
ment was signed by all X, 4.
parties TO the effect that B b. Il N
return to Plttsburg yltho,,p ' Y
reference In the custody Il n,
81. Joseph Beyers was ,akss 4
train on a writ Of habsss NV, =. I
at the hearing was r n " N
Boyd,s custody. A few h's.'
Mrs. Beyers alleges, Ii, n s,'.'.
YER L. Kennedy, John !, M
Or. Tallman again kidnap5 VI n
ana took him to Chicago, NJ MI Il
OF him was lost, A few daw Y
Beyers found her husband Il n v \
syivania Hospital for he lrs'1
Philadelphia, and he Il nov MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Buffalo. Mimi, Sept. l9,--Iaekson
Taylor, Lewis Guthrie and small boy
with team LEFT here about month
ago for u hunt on Ground House river
Since then nothing was heard from
them until last night. when news was
received that Guthrie and the boy had
burned TO death In the recent forest
tires and that Taylor was 80 seriously
burned that he could not live. Taylor
was the first settler In Buffalo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Martinsburg w. Va, Sept. by
the explosion OF gusoline In tho solder
ing department the large canning fac
tory here was burned last night, with
10000 cans Of corn and tomatoes LOSS
$4,000, About 100 employees were at
work, some having very narrow es-
capes, The upper story was used as
an armory, When 1000 rounds Of car.
tridgcs exploded II sounded like bat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Have you heard of the drawing game
OF i've points, Each person PLAYING Il civ.
en- pencil and paper ami places live
points ON it in any position or at any ais.
tance apart that lie chooses. The paners
are passed to those sitting next. ana tbon
each one must draw a figure OF a man,
using the five points for the bend hands
and feet. The results will often be yery
~ put thai depends ON how tho points
arc placed. Nav Yopk Advertiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

10 the I<irmcss, Medical Association
and Circus.

~ Nht
and Circus.
The Chicago. Rock Island and Texas
passenger department on yesterday
issued circulars authorizing special
rates as follows;
10 the Kirmess by the Associated
Charities in this city ON the 10Th in
slant. II rate of one fare for the round
trip. tickets TO be good for return on
day OF issue.
To the Northwest Texas Medical as
ISOLATION at Bowie, Tex, october
and TO- rate OF one and one-third fare
for round irip Tickets Will be sold on
certificate plan.
10 Fort Worth on October "a, on nc
count of Sells Brothers circus, rate
of one fare for the round trip, with 30
cents added Tor admission ticket to the
circus. Tickets limited to return on
day OF issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
IMPORTANT ORDER MADE ny THE
COMMISSION.
Cotton Rntes1ia lie Revised I'm II
Few Days-Katy omciaIs al Deni-
son-naIIos Notes-some Low Rates.
Personal Paragraphs.

Austin, Tex. Sept. f9.-The commits
sion has granted 10 the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway. Texas Midland
railroad, Houston and Texas Central
railway, Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railway. Texas and New
orleans railway. New York, Texas and
Mexican railway. G., w. Il nd p. rail-
way. Houston, East and West Texas
railway. w. and N. W. railroad, Texas
and Pacific railway, Fort Worth and
Denver city railway, N. NJ, N. and n.
w. railway. Texas Central railroad,
S. S. and s. railway. st. Louis and
Southwestern railway, Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway. Chicago, Rock
Island and Texas railway, San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway 10 make
rates on commodities named below
between Houston and Galveston to sta
lions on the above named lines In
common point territory, as follows:
Gal Ho
Iron articles-Angle, hoop and
rod, reload. straight or mixed
carloads .. ......+.,........3 ~
Bar, band boiler or plate, I'M
packed or in bundles. reload.
straight or mixed, carloads..37 "a
Beams, columns and glrders for
building, straight or mixed,
carlOads....... q, ..'.s'--Si "a
Bridge material, minimum
weight $4,000 pounds. ......,.SI "a
Horse and mule shoes, straight
or mixed, carloads ..... .....3f "a
Roofing, plain or corrugated,
straight or mixed, carloads. 81 "a
Sheet exclusive OF Russia and
planlshed) o. r., reload....,5 "a
Paints, chemicals or earthen-
ware or red lead and oxide of
zinc, dry or In oil, including
whiting. In casks or kegs,
straight or mixed, carloads. 40 81
Shot, in double bags or kegs, o.
r., .,,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ..4z 81
Wire. iron or steel, plain, gal
vanized, barbed or painted,
and staples per 100 pounds,
straight or mixed, carloads or
mixed with nails. also nails,
carlOads.... ....s ,,...-.....St ~
Rates between Houston and stations
In common point territory named above
VIII be the maximum rates TO be APP
piled between other points ON these
lines in such territory Rates to points
taking higher than common point
rates will be usual dlNerentials higher
than rates as above. Effective Sep
TENDER g, 1894
The commission also granted the Chi
cnRo Rock Island and Texas railway
Authority to make a rate OF II IL
cents per 100 pounds on building stone
In carloads. minimum weight 10000
pounds TO the car, from Chico to Hous-
ton. To become effective September
2s, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 1e-Mr. T. Hardy.
assistant general passenger agent Of
the Queen and Crescent, with head
quarters at vicksburg, is IN the city.
MIR. oscar White, formerly general
passenger agent Of the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande, but at present secre-
tary of the Fort Worth freight bureau.
made round of the railroad officials
headauarters In this city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Denlson. Tex, Sept. ls,--General Man
'ager Allen, superintendent Maxwell
and Chief Engineer Petheram OF the
haty went to Hillsboro. Work on the
ililsooro yards Will begin In few
days. preparatory 10 moving the al.
vision Headquarters from Alvarado.
Engine No. ?, which was In the Min
cola wreck Saturday night, was
brought up to the Katy shops mis-
morning for repairs. W
Engine 2is OF the Katy has been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

=, Luckln. Tex. Sept, is.-nla''' /
Rusk, general merchanldss' =
w. Manning, druggist, Bon / 7, i
today naming ]. NJ. scuI TS,.'.' :
slgnee. Assets and llau.use
given. The firm viii pay W &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

the third story OF the Brown building,
corner OF Texas avenue ana Main
ctreet. Losses are: Young Mems
Christian Association. 1880; insurance
$500; Hudson & Fleshel furniture $500.
insured $1,000; G. w. Gaines, drugs,
$4,000, insured sssso: Mrs Jane Brown on
building, $1,000, insurance $500. Most
OF the damage Is by water. adjoining
buildings were slightly damaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Lima, Sept. 19--The llnl' \ y I
of amnesty having EXPIRE \ 4 I
vlan government has iss y. J.. =
declaring that It's opp9ngs,'''',,, \, 4, Y,
of rebellion and that 4 y '..s, Y
sible for acts committed nn'n :
surrectionary authorizes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Cuero, Tex, Sept. ls---lt isnT
that Ben Terrell, the pspulS
withdrawn from the congrsssnl
and that the Republicans 80
lists will combine on Weldak Y
dependent Democrat. shecA z
so Grain will have a hard eiaA
secure his reelection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Hartford, Conn. sept. 10. V. Cof-
fla was nominated for governor and
Lorrin A. Cook for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by the Republicans today, The plattor
demands the coinage OF both gold ana
silver, indorses protection ana atnoun-
ees the Democratic administration as
incompetent 10 run the EoNernment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

London, Sept. ia Canadian named
Pcroival Neal was arrested here to-
day charged with stealing 1900 pounds
belonging TO the customs department
of the Dominion OF Canada. The po-
lice, after searching the prisoner. re-
covered 7S6 pounds and $1,000 In Cana
dian notes. Neal was examined at the
Row street court and committed to
await the arrival OF papers from Can
ada
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Austin. Tex. Sept. 19.--The railroad
commission will reconsider the rate on
cotton on the Gath instant now in eff
feet from Bryan and Hearne 10 Hous-
ton and Galveston and points on the
Hearne and Brazos Valley railway to
Houston and Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Tuscaloosa. Ala, sspt Nj
Robinson was Instantly u
lightning and Mack H'. ~ III
in-law, was struck BY w W.. fsslI'
ana now lies In a preca, ,' ~. \. y.
They were In separate was'
horses We're killed.