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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22

Hot Springs. Ark, Oct. 21.--There was
a meeting Of the citizens committee
tonight at which some very unpleasant
things were said about Governor Clarke
and Pugilist Fitzslmmons. No reso-
lutions were passed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22

r{tle Rock, Ark. Oct. Ex-Governor
~ was Informed at late hour to-
by reporter that the carnival at
'&9pflngs had been called of.
IN glad OF It," said he, and he
w say no more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22
\ ForetaSte OF
Nmas.

With June weather sand
Eiched in between Septem-
ber and November weather,
he thought that you might
forget that Xmas would
Some again.
j As a dainty morsel we
blace on sale a small collec-
lion each of cups and saucers
Ind Decorated Plates. They
Ire all copies of celebrated
pieces--not a piece but its
original is in some famous
Collection and valued at
nany dollars. Ours that we
are selling are just as ,valua-
:ble, but through Yankee in.
enuity in trade you can
!3ossess them for a few cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22

R $;;. !; 4; e: 8: $;:::; a:
A pal agricultural counties
Il of Central and Northwest
Texas. That is done.
HUH The last work was getting
"n\ II into form and depart
IHn ments and making the H.
Illustrations QrOm phOtOs)
II into half tone copper
plate cuts. That is being
done rapidly.
M1M Next week the copy will
~ III n go into the hands of the
printer. Then 1t will be
n too late for you to get your
M business represented in
this,the greatest and finest
edition ever issued by n
Texas newspaper.
The above is not to tell what we are
oing so much as to ask what you are
Eing to do in this issue. You must be
Lex, for when we touch the button,
/4ytll be OFF and before the people. OF
$4,000 copies, 10000 of them will 20
"a the hands of the men that own
|atlr farms, harvest and spend their
IQps In and around Fort Worth. The
I1er 1900 copies will 20 to the At
:nia exposition and will show the
LONGS there by picture and pen what
ne farmer does In Texas.
WIS is THE LAST CALL. Send in
'our copy now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22
[, mi. II
H. A. FRIEDRICH.
TAILOR

Han and winter woolens of the lat
II styles in stock. Suits, overcoats
1ld pants made to order at reasonable
'<Sas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-22
AVENUE HOTEL.

rsrIy. TEX. @. r. THEBo, MANAGER.
4 ~ those who contemplate attending
h. International regatta at Austin The
nnlv one centrally located and Is
~ sa,,a of the larger number of legis-
1. ,ore and many OF the travelling men.
k,o extortion and the best of treat
hnent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
a SPANISH yIcTonY.
Cuban Insurgents Routed in smnn
slsirmish Fighls.

Havana. Oct. 2S.--General Navarro
and Cannellns while +lsirmlshlns In the
PROVENCE of Santiago de cubn, ex-
changed shots with .hc enemy, who lost
three killed. The troops nlro captured
a quantity OF arms. a msiisne chest
aud some mall matter. Three e)ldiers
were wounded.
The column OF troops camlnar dcd
by Colonel Rcdmnn. consisting ~ the
Alcantra battolion. some gucr.,ns and
artillery numbering about iu0 uen in
all, has stood IN elsa ssincnt with
500 insurgents nj Los Ncgr1s. The fight
lasted two hours and 4 the enl ~ tfat
time tho troops captured the snouE
position occupied ~ thu insurspn's
detachment of flsy- ne s..i tors
commanded by Captain Mariiaez went
to relieve an outpost. a irta1hn cnt
OF 200 insurgents can aah4,d y
Reginio Alfonso and WHO Amaze at
tackled the troops. wac. being greatly
ou,numbered, were comp lied TO e
treat. Later the sp,1lsry toui MP on
advantageous position m a gfavcNuisl
and successfully defeated their position
until they were reinforced. and routed
the Insurgents. LEAVING nVc killed b.
hind them, one If tne soldiers was
Killed.
a band OF eighty Insurgents hos sur
rendered to the su,hOrl5ies MT santa
Clara,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

with list OF the witnesses to be called
by the commonwealth"
decline 10 give that" said the
ulstrlct attorney, emnhatically. II Will
furnish that to nobody"
Them continued Holmes, II repeat
my request for an interview with a
certain party--the party spoke of
this morning." and observing an In
curing look from Mr.. Graham. he ex-
claimed, sharply, and with a defiant
look at that official: My wife"
sharply.
There as suspicion OF tears In the
eyes OF the friendless man as he re-
sponded with a bitterness that was
real. You well know whom l mean,
Mr.. Graham. The person you have
seen mt to designate as Miss Yoke
thereby casting a slur on her. She Will
lot see you" the district attorney de-
You had the opportunity to speak
to her In my office, but she Stunned
YOU"
81 never had" Holmes said. 81 said
that was legally married to this wo-
man two years ago and there has been
no separation except that brought
about by you, Mr. Graham. At least"
he pleaded, and there was no one in
the crowded tribunal who for moment
could repress a feeling OF pity for the
unfortunate man. "at least allow me to
write and ask her so that the result
may be seen in her writing that she
does not want to see me-"
she told you face to face" said Mr..
Graham.
Il beg to differ with you. sir" an
angry flush for an instant suffused the
cheeks beached with the prison pallor
Here Judge Arnold interposed: "Mr
Holmes he said. you will be allowed
to write letter to her and II wall ue
sent by one OF the court officers"
81 don't want 1t taken by any one
who is In any way connected with the
district attorney" said Holmes, with a
look of scorn at Mr.. Graham.
you have had every opportunity Of
speaking to her" repeated Mr.. Gra-
ham.
"Then will you answer direct ques-
tion?' demanded Holmes searchingly
Have you or have you not intercepted
letters from me TO her since last Jul =!
Have you not done everything In your
power to keep us apart? Answer yes
You have no right to so question me,
but i VIII say that have never Id my
life addressed six words to her."
"Mr. Holmes" said Judge Arnold
these are idle questions, You may
write the letter and 1t will be taken by
a court officer and no one but she shall
have It,"
And" added the district attorney,
81 will have her In court tomorrow
morning besides"
I'VE will see.' concluded the Judge.
that you get light and writing ma-
terlals."
~ thank you. sir" replied Holmes.
politely.
The court then adjourned, the Jurors
locked In and the man who Is accused
of being the greatest criminal of mod
ern times was conveyed back to prison
to prepare the story which he hopes
will save him from the hangmans
moose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
DIXON AND CRITIC.
And They Left the Ring Mt the END
Of the Tenth Troublesome
Grumbiing.

New York. Oct, 2S.-The arena Of
the Manhattan Athletic club was well
hlled tonight when the wearers OF tho
eherry diamond and their guests. who
had gathered to see George Dixon and
Young" Critic in a ten round go at
catch weights. Charley sagle was
referee. 1t was nearly an even fight.
Dixon and Grino entered the ring at
lO:2b o'clock. and the Feather" look
ed We'll but was 20 pounds heavier
than Dixon.
In round ten Dixon tried his left
haif q dozen times. but Critic stopped
nm. With n rush Dixon reached the
ribs and landed ON CRITICS. neck. Dixon
swung his right on the head. and the
bout was over. Announcer Burns said
that the men had an agreement that II
they were well and strong on their
feet at the end of the tenth round the
bout was to be declared draw.
o Rourle stepped into the ring and said
the Critic party would not agree to a
decision. Griffo then said: "If there
is TO be n decision, / will fight five
more rounds"
The men went back TO their corners.
and the bout was declared draw. The
men left the ring, after n good deal OF
grumbllng on both sides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
TERRIBLE POISON.
FATE OF TWENTY GUESTS IN A
WEST VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Six Persons In Cying Condition
sieL-smacIss of Mystery.

Huntington, W. Va. Oct 2s-About
twenty guests of the Adelphis hotel
took sick at ~ o'clock last night AL
this morning a number Of them are in
a critical condition, The physicians in
the city were called in and 1t was pro-
nouneed a case of poisoning. Those
expected to die are:
j. W. P. BOWERS. of wheeling.
travelling salesman.
]. II. BAKER, New York. travelling
salesman.
HARRY RANCY and wife. Hunting
ton.
r. W. STERLING. proprietor of the
hotel.
MARY, the proprietor's daughter, and
no MER SMITH, of Point Pleasant.
W. Va.
Many others are sick but not serious
ly The cause of the poisoning is un-
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
rRILnY Ar GnnnNwALL,s.
Paul Pottcr's Triiby, Not pu AInur-
icr's TriIby.

Du Mauiier's book has undergone
considerable change In dramatl4ation.
The characters have been retained but
many OF the scenes have been omitted,
others revised and altered This of
course is TO be expected. SVengali has
been given prominence in the play
which Is not accorded to him In the
BOOK. HIS Is In fact the star role. The
denth OF Svengall In the third act
where he falls across a table IN The
foyer aud expires In the presence OF
nearly all the old hnbltues OF the Latin
quarter Is an innovation. very effou-
tive one. AZ It was presented last
night II was thrilling enough to war
rant the continual haunting OF poor
aou Hou by the opparltiOn afterwards.
The feature Of Trilby's posing for the
altogether while not entirely climlna-
ted has been given less prominence In
the dramatic production than In nu
Maurier's work Still there are many
scenes and dialogues which are wen
brought out In the play. The studcnt's
room IN the Latin quarter with Trilhy's
foot traced on the wall. big blum, kind
hearted Tany and the Jolly laird
O'Cockpen, painting his torendorcs.
with the mis- hicvous zou zou and
Dodor are well brought out.
Trliby, as unprecedented by Miss
Marian Grey IL hardly somewhat DIFF
ierent from the Idea usually conveyed
by the numerous Trilby pictures but IN
SIN well in keeping with the play.
Some fault might be found with the
rendition Of the part In the arst two
acts, especially In the love scene with
Taney. but In the last two acts Miss
Grey fully redeemed herself In the eyes
of her most severe critics, Rev. Thos
Bagot was especially we'll lmpersonated
and the company on the whole was a
strong one. though Little Blllee was
the weakest character OF the cast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
STATE FAIR RACES.
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE ATTEND
THE TRIALS or SPEED.
Purse of $500 for Pacing Mile Heats
Won ny Beiinda-Other
Winners

Dallas. Tex. Oct 2s.-(spcclal.) y
Three thousand persons attended tho
races today. Tho weather was cloudy
and threatening aud the air raw.
Two-year-old, trotting. stake si25:
Electrophel won, Electric Jib second.
Time. 2:32 i-2. 225.
2'32 class, pacing, mile heats. 2 In 3,
purse, $500; Belinda won. II. Il. Hiatt
second. Joe Prgmore third. Kansas
Queen fourth. Bembo lfth. King Red
man. distanced.
Running two-year-olds. five furlongs.
purse, $500: Romance won. Doubtful
second, La Gallienne third. Time.
1;U2 l-2
Running. seven furlongs, purse $500;
Bla ksmith won, Bust Up second Mrs.
Morgan third. Time, 1880.
Turning, one mile. purse, $500: Dora
Wood won, Last Chance second, TrixIc
third. Time, lA2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
A RAILWAY SCANDAL.
THE GOVERNMENT ACCUSED Oh
PARrIAurY AND DEPUTIES DE-
cLARED TO DE ConRurT.
Tho Ministry Overwhelmingly De.
fented by the Rejection OF raei-
nc oner.-Drivcn From once.

Paris. Dot 2s-In the chamber of
deputies today NJ. Rouanett, who has
beeen prominent in exposing those who
were connected with the Panama canal
and Southern railway syndicates. ques-
toned the government regarding tho
South OF France railroad scandal, II be-
ing alleged that number OF senators.
deputies and others have made large
profits out OF the company by fair or
unfair means.
The order OF the day. pure and simple.
was submitted to the chamber and re-
iected hy vote OF iO5 to lO5. NJ Ha-
berts then moved that the chamber
agree TO prohibit members OF parlia-
ment from joining In financial syndi-
catcA The motion was accepted by
the premier, NJ Ribot, and was adopt
ed unanimously. Later NJ. Rouanett
submitted q motion demanding that
full light be thrown upon the South OF
Fradee railway scandals, asking the
government to prosecute all those who
have bceen found to be implicated In
them and submit to the chamber tho
report OF the expert who Inquired lnts
the finances OF the company. NJ. Ribot
thereupon said Vt was useless to submit
tho experts report and to prosecutions
he added. that the work OF justice had
been accomplished and could not bs
reopened. NJ, Rouanett's motion aplS-
ing for explanation as TO Partially
which has been shown towards those
involved In the scandals claiming that
the authorities We're afraid to pruse-
cute them, and demanding that tho
minister OF Justice publish the docu-
ments In the case which was In his
possession. was then adopted by Yot,
OF 2i5 to 1875, After the adoption of lhia
motion the minister left the chamber
and the deputies left In body amid
l?onicni radical cries and went to thu
hlysoe palace, where they handed their
resignatlons to President Fauro. The
designations OF the cabinet were 40.
copied. The chamber OF deputies waA
then adjourned.
The ministry. which has Just resign.
ed. was formed ON January 20 by NJ,
Ribot after the fall OF the deputy mn.
lstry. IL was COMPOSED OF tho follow
Ing members: NJ. Ribot. prime minis
tor ana OF finance; NJ. Hnnotaux, MIN
ister Of foreign affairs; General zur-
Undo, minister of war; Admiral Bes-
nard, minister OF marine; NJ. Trarlux.
minister Of Justice; NJ Leygus, minister
OF the Interior; NJ. Polnoaro, minister
Of public instruction and worship; VI.
Ddpuy Dutemps, minister OF public
works; NJ Lebon, minister OF coiu-
meroe: NJ. Cadeaug. minister OF
agriculture; NJ chautempes. minister
OF colonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

lows: Weaver & Weaver, ATTORNEYS.
SS-e, s0i Jack Smith. trustee and man
aEer, slilb: Wilson Ives, emp oye. $50;
Mrs Martin. his wife. siOSs. Resks-
E,orbett Iron company. 500: Paddock
Berringer. $3.50: Tnwnlcy Metal fon-
pany. N2; Great Western stove co n
pany, SlSisi HibhArd Spencer. Bartlett
spencer 4 Co, seas; total, sSGO5. AZ.
iaching creditors 40 far arc c. G.
befry. oulgg 4 Berringer ana Stratton
q White. Liabilities not listed a. pre-
ferred probably $4,000.
Assianment OF j. II. wombIc.
clifton, Tex. Oct eS.--(speeiai)-
J. f. Momble made deed OF trust here
today TO Dan Wen. trustee. The fol-
lowing creditors are preferred: Farm
ers' and Merchants National bank,
waco, $500; J. IL. Cohn \ Co.. sii55:
known,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. Ex-senator nm
OF New York made two more speeches
In Ohio today. This Afternoon he
spoke with Congressman Tom johnson
at Elyrla and tonight he addressed an
audience OF 5000 or 1000 people in this
city.
London, Oct. 2s.--An Odessa dispatch
TO the Times says that another section
OF the Russian fleet han started to
Join the Russian fleet cruising near ia
pan.
London. Oct 2s.--It is reported that
ex-Queen LIlioukalani has bought two
estates In Austria. In which country
she IS expected to arrive In the au-
tnmn Of 1896. after long stay In Lon
don.
Hong Kong, oct. 2s.--An extensive
anti-forelgn outbreak In expected at
Canton, Four hundred braves. enlisted
here by the viceroy. have gone to that
country.
Washington, oct. 2s.-rhe president
has refused pardon in the case OF Jo-
seph Jenkins. sentenced In ArkanBas
to one year for perjury. and 70 VIII
liam Wright, sentenced In Arkansas
TO one year for assault.
Copenmagen, oct. 2s-It is now Of
ficlniiy announced that Princess Maude
OF Wales. youngest daughter OF Prince
and Princess OF Wales. ~ bctrothed
TO Prince Charles OF Denmark.
vincenneH, Ind. Oct. 2s.--Barney
Clements. manager and one OF the
operators OF the prospect coal mines
was crushed to death today by o fsli-
Ing rock,
Chicago. Ills, Oct. 2s.--James Bell.
a printer. shot and probably fatally
wounded HIS wife tonight ana then ired
a bullet into his own brain, dying All
iiioat instantly. IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
rRounLE IS nREwING.
Another War with England Proph-
esied ny Chandler.

Concord. N. H., oct. 2s.-An editorial
annears today In the Evening Mont
,nr Senator Chanilsr's paper wri an.
Nv the senator and headed Our Com
10 wa with England, II is in part.
nWar between this country and En-
Gland is inevitable. II Will arise on ac-
count OF British disregard for our d.
rect interests. 1t VIII also be forced py
aver Ire world. II will be fought by
ne having Russia as our European
siiv AZ 4 war offensive on our part.
1, may happen within twenty years
a. n defensive war. It may come sooner
and should be welcomed. One sure re-
suit VIII be the capture ana permanent
acquisition Of Canada w the United
Statss.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
IN FIRST DISTRICT
THREE NEW CANDIDATES ron
CONGRESS DEVELOPED.
Several Men brought Forward 10
Step Into the shoes of Con-
xressman CuIbersoa.

Dallas. Tex, oct. 2s.-(SpeclaD.-
Ex-senator John W Crawford OF Hop
kins county is here attending the fair,
The Gazette correspondent has It on
authority unquostioned that he will be
a candidate for congress to succeed
Hon. David b. Culberson In 1896.
Judge John l.. Sheppard of Camp coun-
~ will also be in the field. Here IL II
quiet tip. The friends OF Chief Justice
Henry l.. Lightfoot Of Paris OF the
Fifth district court Of appeals, talk OF
presenting his name at the proper time
as the one man who can unite all the
elements In the First district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

today informed Chief Inspector Wheel.
er OF the postoiilce department that
Inspector Hamilton had arrested at
rilous matter Through the mails on
postal cards.
b. G Wood OF Dallas Is here look
ms after the mail pouch contest at
tie nostoiflce department. where he
has a device entered. Several inven-
lions are offered from Texas The
committee which Will award the con-
tract for the best pouch will hardly
make its awards for a week o. ten
days. as there aret 30 many contest
ants.
postofllce was established today
at Alsdorf, Ellis county, Texas. with
ID. Parker MS postmaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

Cincinnati. Oct. 2s.--Flrst race, si1
furlongs; Billy Bennett won, Jam6oree
second. Jordan Ripp third. Time,
Second race-Mlle: Greenwich won.
Norman second. Morte Bonzo third,
Time. IA H.
Third race-Seven furlongs, Mike
Kelly won. Lucille second. Annottee
Lille third. Time, 1880
Fourth race--Handicap: Nick won.
biasco second, Victorious third. Time,
Fifth race--Blve and one-haIf fur
longs Eponia won. MarquIse second.
Hester third. Time, 500.
Sixth race-Selllng. sly furiono..
Prince Imperial won, Long Brook sec.
ond. My Thompson third. Time.
1:l4 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

Taylor, Tex. Oct. 2s-(Special)-
Louis Wagner dealer In clothing and
gents furnishing goods. issued deed
OF trust this morning for the benefit OF
preferred creditors a schedule OF which
Will be furnished tomorrow after an
inventory Of the stock has been taken
j; Landa Is named as trustee. Liabili-
ties estimated between 5000 and $1,000.
Assets, between $4,000 and Si2 600.
This deed OF trust also Includes the
stock OF branch store at Bartlett,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

Cameron. Tex. Oct. 2s.-tspecIaI.)-
Last night the household and kitchen
c. A. Dawson. were burned. The
goods were stored away In q ANAL
house, and the supposltion IL that the
house was robbed aud set on FIRE. The
loss is about $500. and was partially
insured. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson are In
NVoxahanhfe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
A BRAWL AT LEHIGH
ONE ITALIAN KILLS ANOTHER AND
WOUNDS ONE.
The slayer Took to the Woods ana
is Deing Pursued by an
y Armed Posse.

Lehigh, /. II. Oct 2s.-(speclal)-Last
night about $3.50 O'Clock one vietti, an
Italian Joint keeper east Of town. shot
and killed another Italian by the name
of stephen Rolando and also wounded
another Italian whose name could not
be learned al this writing. As near
as can be learned the parties to the
shooting were In "a drunken brawl.
Vietti escaped to the woods. posse
10 now after him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
PRESIDENT OF BoNHAM BANK.
George A. Preston Elected to Sue
coed James II. Holmes.

Washington. Oct. 2s.--(Spec al)-'The
comptroller of the currency today bull
letined the election OF George A. Pres
ton 10 be president Of the Bonham
National bank, OF Bonham, In place Of
James p. Holmes. He also approves
the Metropolitan National bank Of
Concho National bank OF san Angelo.
and the Seaboard National hant ~
New York and the St Louis National
bank of st. Louis as reserve for the
First National bank of Willspoint.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
trust him
You want .Scott's EmuI-

You want SCOTS EmuI-
sion. Ifyou ask your drug
gist for it and get ft-you
can trust that man. But if
he offers you something
just as good" he will do the
same when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get a.
special effect - play the
game Of life and death ior
the sake Of a penny or two
more profit. You can't
trust Maf man. Get what
you ask for, and pay for.
whether it is SCOTS Emul-
sion or anything else.
keux 4 so~xs c1~.ui<.s. ~ -. ~. - 4. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

Itssca. Tex. Oct. 2s.-(speclai.)-The
dwelling OF Or. w. ID. Fountain was
burned last night about two o'clock.
The Ere was caused by a defective
fiue. House and furniture were each
Insured for $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
A FATAL SLIP.
THE DRAKE GOT AWAY FROM room
HENRY KILLBUns.
Ana oavs HIN His Death blow IN
conseauenee-Terri Acct
dent to a Well Digger.

Tioga. Tex. Oct. 2S-tspeciai).--
Henry Kilburn. whose home is in the
edge OF Cooke county. three miles wtst
OF here. while working with well
augur yesterday let the brake get away
from him hitting him on the back of
the neck. breaking It. He died almost
Instantly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
FIRE RECORD.


Temple. Tex, Oct. 2s.-tspeciaI)-
Fire was discovered in Il. Is. Great.
house & Co.'S gin this morning but was
distinguished before much damage was
done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
Los We. ncnxY.

Charlottesville, Va. Oct 2s.-Last es-
Inmates place the loss on the unlver-
sity building at s250,000; insurance. s2b,-
600. Steps are being taken to rebuild
the university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29

Aberdeen, Miss. Oct. 2s.--(Speoiai.)--
The plant OF the Hope on and Manu-.
featuring company. together with 500
bales of cotton. burned today. Lose.
$4,000. II .lLA1k
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
SAN ANTONIO sponrsmEN.
a rremium Gun to be Shot for ne.

San Antonio. Texas. Oct. 2S.-CspeciaD
Antonio Gun club was participated in
by about thirty visiting shooters. Each
event carried i've moneys. with s2st
added money by the club. The guI
donated by the Winchester Arms com.
pany will be shot for tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-29
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