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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
THE DOCTORS MEET.
THEY HOLD An ASSOCIATION MEET
ING AT uILLsDoRo.
Waiter n. Noble brought Hack From
California by sherin Bcii-in-
sane Girl Carried Home.

Illllsboro. Tex. Dec. il,-(speclal)-
The nm County Medical and Surgical
association convened In Hillsboro to.
day with n goodly number present.
Several important papers were dlscuss-
cd, among others one on personal and
Public Health"
a committee OF rve was appointed TO
Investigate and report to the aasocia-
ton at Its next meeting on the spnl-
tatlon OF Hillshoro, A sumptuous din
ner was served the association Mt the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas rostnur-
ant.
The association adjourned TO meet
Wednesday. January s. 1896,
sheriff Bell returned today from Ia
kersiold. Cal. with Walter Il. Noble,
II. II. Bonds ahsconding book-keeper.
He was conveyed TO the county jail,
whore he declined TO be interviewed.
a letter was received here today by
Dr. Kennedy from n. NJ. Hamilton OF
Laporte. Tex. the father OF the girl
who was adJudgcd insane here yester-
day, The letter stated that the pirl
had been Insane twice before this.
which spells only lnHted from n week
60 ten days. She was sent 10 her home
last night, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Dave Jones',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

Jeffersonville, Ind, Dec. 11.-Stewart
and Hilary fought today. Stewart won
In the fourth round.
Detroit. Mich, Dec. 1.-THE board
OF trustees OF the United Society OF
Christian Endeavor met here today
omaha. Dec. 11.--Mayor Bemis today
cancelled his offer to receive money
and provisions in aid OF the Cubans'
San Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE schooner
Ellwood is missing and Is supposed 10
have gone down on the Alaskan coast
with all on board.
New York. Dec. il.--Secretary De-
ouegeda was In Washington today TO
secure headquarters for Delegate Pal
ma. who will arrive In few days.
Chicago. Dec. 1i.--Judge Grosscup
dismissed the sensational contempt pro-
ceedlngs against Joseph -. Greenhut,
president of the defunct whisky trust.
today.
Marinette. WIS, Dec. 1.-Two feet
of snow have fallen since last night.
The blizzard in this section and North
ern Michigan In one of the worst ever
known.
Indianapolis. Dec. 1i.--At the meet
Ing OF the state Democratic convention
Governor Matthews was formally In
dorsed by the Democrats Of Indiana
for president.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-THE Wool
c-0'"ars' association OF this city met
today and petitloned congress TO adopt
lac .ul n iuicy mi schedule 30 far as IL
applies to wool.
Detroit, Mich, Dec. li.-At ! o'clock
tomorrow the national conference OF
colored men viii open In the Second
: Baptist church with an address OF well
come to be delivered by Augustus
Straeker.
New York. Dec. ia dispatch to tho
World from London says: Ambassador
I Bnyerd has returned from his visit
TO Vlscount Peel. While he refuses &c
4 discuss the Barrett resolution in the
| house OF representatives. II Is under
/ stood he has not thought OF rendering
| his resignation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
SENSATIONS ENDED.
ISUTCHUIS SAID PAsHA YIELDS TO
PERSUASION AND RETURNS
TO MS RESIDENCE.
The Original Question of Protection
to Armenian. Hns Deen Almost
~ Entirely Neglected.

Constantlnople. via Sofia, Dec. H.
copyrighted 1895. by the Associated
Press.l-The two Incidents which have
constituted the center of sensations,
namely the refuge of Kutchuk said
Pasha. ex-grand viaier In the British
embassy. and the refusal of the sultan
to grant the iirmans for the passing
through the Dardanelles of the addl-
tional guardships demanded by the
powers, are practically relogatcd to
history through their settlement by the
return of Said Plsha to his own resi-
dence and by the final granting Of
the tirmans by the sultan.
The case OF the Armenian Christians
seems to be falling into the back
ground except they are the technical
motive In which the powers base their
action. The visit OF NJ, Mclidorf to the
sultan on Sunday, and his prolonged
audience with him seemB to have set
tied the question Of the extra guard
ships, II has developed that NJ. Mel
idorr assured the sultan that unless
the firmana for tho guRrdships were
granted the powers would present an
ultlmntum on the subject to the porte.
NJ. Melldorf then appealed to him in
behalf OF the car TO obviatc the nee
essity Of such a step by granting the
flrmnns, This from Russia evidently
convinced the sultan thai his game Of
delay was UP.
said Pasha's return to his own house
was made In the carriage Of Sir Phillip
Currie. the British ambassador, accom-
panied by tho chief dragoman OF the
emh-- ~.
On The Same evening the secret police
who had been watching the embassy
were withdrawn. Said Pasha wrote Sir
Phillip n letter of thanks in which he
said that after forty-threc years In the
public service and Ave In the position
OF grand vizior his health was broken
and he was unable again to accept
the office OF grand vizler. He then
mentioned tho written assurances.
Finally ns Salds request to the sui
tan to leave the country was still un-
granted and as he stlll felt bound to
attest his appreciation Of his sultan's
assurances he returned TO his own
house, the sultan consonting to gran,
hls wish to be unemployed In an Of
fetal position snd To enjoy complete
rest and liberty Sir Philip Currle has
reiterated the lattera desire on behalf
OF the British government. II Ia stlll
| feared, however, thst Said Pashn Will
suffer from palace lntrlgues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

splcndor Of the nantomime. the story
being wen told without the lines. But
for gorgeous and beautiful scenery
and wonderful mechanical contriy-
ances, "Fsntasmn" cannot be too high
~ praised. Leaves From Nature. the
grand transformation Mt the close. has
never been surpassed on Fort Worth
stage, and many OF the scenes through
out the play are beautiful In the eS-
IRENE. The numerous mechanical de-
Vices are said to be worked by cleo
triclty. All OF them are novel; keeping
the audience wondering what would be
done next. The whole piece II made up
OF humorous speotnclos mingled with
those OF surprising lovellness,
George II. Adams as the faithful Plco
kept tho house roaring with laughter
by his succession OF comioal mlshaps.
Miss Nettie Blacks singing WAS highly
pleasing. and that Of Orie Girard was
excellent. the taking up OF Miss Sadie
stephens refrain from the gallery be-
ing n very catchy feature.
Altogether the performance was n
splendid one, ana at the reproduction
W the piece tonight very large at
tendance should be accorded It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
NEW ASSOCIATION.
TO nE ORGANIZED ny PRESIDENTS
CENTRAL TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION
The Work That VIII lie Done anu
the Appointments Likely
to he Made.

New York. Dec. l1.--Pursunnt TO n
call issued by President Roberts. MS
joint chairman, the presidents Of the
Central Traffic association will meet In
this city tomorrow for the purpose OF
organizing n new Joint traffic assoela-
tiun.
Al tomorrow's meeting the agree
ment win be signed by the new system
officials, after which the work OF reor-
ganizatlon will be proceeded with.
A chairman and secretary OF the
board OF control are to be selected
from among the presidents represent
ing the different systems. Then Will
follow the naming of nrbitrntors and
the three committees who are to man
age the new organization In conlunc-
ton with the board of managers. A
BOARD Of accounting will also have TO be
appointed. and the question OF decld-
Ing the future OF the two associations
Will be undertaken,
II. II. Hoyt VIII probably be secretary
OF the board OF control. or the three
arbitrators to be appointed II was said
thai J. II, Stahlman OF the old South
orn Railway and steamship assocla-
tion would be one. Chairman God
dnrd OF the Trunk Line association.
Commissioner Midselcy OF the Western
Freight association and the commits
sloner OF the Central Traiiic assooin-
ton will probably be appointed as the
t..ree commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
SELECT PITTSBURG.
NEXT NATIONAL PnoHIBirIoN con.
yENTIoN WILL MEET HERE.
The Dasis OF Representation M Fix
ed by the National Committee
at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. ll.-Pit,sburE has been
Rolected as the place for holding the
prohibition national convention next
year. Two ballots were cast by the
national committee in the sherman
house In this city Chairman Dickey Of
Michigan. called the meeting to order at
IL o'clock.
Frank Tucker spoke In behnlf of
Baltimore: II. d. Metealf spoke for
Boston and l.. b, Logan spoke elo-
uueutly for Cleveland. John p. Hipp
made a regular Rocky Mountain speech
in favor OF Denver. and II, l., Castle
made speech In favor OF Plttaburg.
Tho voting then began with the result
given above. The date for tho con-
vontlon was set for May ~, 1897
The basis OF representation was hN-
ed at four delegates at large from each
state. two for every member OF con-
gresH in the lower house Of congress,
one for each 1000 votes cast for General
Bldwell FOR president in 1892, two from
zach territory and two from the dis
trlct Of Columbia.
Tho national executive convention OF
the Junior Prohibition league decided
TO hold itH national convention In Pitts
burg, Wednesday, May "a, 1897, at the
name time and place that tho national
party meets
The meeting Of the Prohibition Press
association win DO held at the same
time and place.
Ex-Governor ST. Johns resignation
from the executive committee which
was presented two years ago was
brought up and accepted, j, h. Gran
III, Waco, Tex, was elected in his
ulagp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
THE DROP in SILVER
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT LENDING
MONEY IN LONDON.
disappointment to London specuIa.
tors In the White Metal Who
Accumulated Large Hooks.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE sharp fall
IN silver to 30 1915 per ounce in Lon
don Is believed to be due 10 tle fact
mat the Chinese Indemnity to Jepan
which, SO far as paid, was deposited in
the bank OF England. has baen turned
over to the Japanese govsrnment,
which, instead OF buying silver for
use IN Japan. Is now lending II in the
London market. This IL construed 10
mean that the money when Paid in
goiu VIII be expended In Europe. prob
ABLY In the purchase OF war slips and
material. This is naturally very dis
appointing TO the London slecul, tors
IN the white metal. who lad accumu-
lated very large stock II 1t and
nave caused the recent arop n prices.
IL slow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
HAS FOUND AN ALLY
PORTO RICO TO JOIN HANDS WITH
CuBA.
spain win Have Two Insurreetions
On Her Observation-Disclosures
Of Independence.

New York. Dec. ia local paper
says; In her struggle for independ-
snee Cuba has found a powerful ally
In the island OF Porto Rico. According
to the latest intelligence, Spain now
has two inBurrections on her hands,
or will have II tho plans maturing are
carried Into execution. Porto Rico has
gone so far. II 10 said, ~ to Issue a
declaration OF independence, and Will
soon Join her sister island IA the active
struggle for liberty. An army Ia being
formed by the Soparatiat party OF Porto
Rico. and as soon 0s the lendera are
ready the new campaign wan open. IL
the plans are carried out. the nrst
blow against Spain viii be struck in
very short time.
II may be but very few days be-
fore the people OF Porto Rico. the only
Spanish province In the West Indies
mother country. will be up in arms
against Spain.
The leaders here claim that a vigor-
Gus declaration Of Independence has
boon prepared by the leader of the
Porto Rlean scparatist party and that
IL IL their intention TO Issue this as
noon az they feel sure that they can
defend themselves against any action
Spain may take In consequence ono
OF tho most prominent OF Porto Rlouns
In New York declared last night that
this might be In less than n week.
This declaration OF Independence was
prepared on the islOnd and at least
one copy of II WAS sent TO this city
for the leaders here 20 pass upon. They
have given Il their approval and have
70 informed the Soparatlst party IN
Porto Rico.
In starting this now revolution tho
Porto Rican leaders are fully carrying
out the original plans OF General jose
Martl, the late leader OF tho Cuban
revolution, which were TO first get the
Cuban insurrection well under way and
then to encourage or rather create i
similar uprising In Porto Rico
There were 10 be two separate reyo.
lutlons, the army OF each or the PROV.
inces acting an Independently as pos
niblc. but necessarily In conjunction
when crisis was reached. hut eaci
striving for the same obicct--the deroni
OF Spain. II victory was won, Il
was arranged that the sister island,
nhonld form entirely ~iparatc govern
monts, the republic of Cuba and tn,
republic OF Porto Rico, In FORMULATING
this plan General MART consulted witt
prominent Porto Rcans who are In tn,
city, one OF whom corroborntcd In,
above statement last night. These meI
nrc among those who are urranRlnl
tho present proposed coup.
Cubh'A cause and Porto Rico'a cauao
they say, are Identical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

assembled at the station in Lawrence
ready to move at any moment. the
men In the streets are loud In thelr
threats. All the A. o, U. w. lodges
met tonight to denounoe the outrage
and demand full investigation to dis
cover the Ehouls,
Late tonight the mob, on advice OF
the officers, dispersed. Great indlgnn-
tlon prevails throughout the community
that the college authorities should
have permitted the robbing of the
graves when they could secure all the
bodies they wanted otherwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
bright SUNSHINE
Greeted the Hosts That Assembled
At Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. li.--Rright sui
shine greets the crowds from Chatta-
nooga, Florida, Rome, Georgia and 9TH
er points which claim the day as Their
part of the exposition calendar. To-
days train brought In about 5000 leo
pie from Chattanooga, four trains from
Florida arrived with 1900 people, who
come to represent their state at the ex-
position.
The parade in honor OF Chattanooga
organized at u o'clock and marched to
the grounds whore speecN es were
and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
nnruLsEp rms INSURGENTS.


Havana., Dec. il,-Generai campos
has gone back TO Santa Clara. sDSn.
ish garrisons have repealed attacks by
Insurgents upon the forts OF Santa
Rosh and Ruhiranchueln, In the pro-
vince of Santa Clara,
The column thar Is pursuing Gomez.
Maceo and Roloff Is going In the a.
rcotion OF Maria and Rodriguez.
Gomez hae not attacked Fomcto.
which has a guard OF 800. Colonel I,,l.
quex u supposed 10 be engaged In this
pursuit, Judging by the actual posi-
ton OF the Insurgents. Conner IL trying
to reach the singuanea mountains.
and bandera liz trying to pass the river
zaxs,, trying to so into the valley OF
Trinidad.
turned to Santiago de Cuba. and while
passing cncamped at Hongolosongo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Leavenworth. Kan. Dec. ii.-There
have arrived at st. Mary's academy
forty-six candidates for noviate. They
came direct from ireland and were
In charge of Mother Superior Anaciita
and Sister Mary Bridget OF the acad.
envy, who went to the old country four
months ago on this unusual mission.
rms Is the first class OF candidates
Tor the vel TO enter the academy direct
from Ireland. After two years OF prep
arauon they will take final VOWS and
pe sent to Utah. Colorado. Wyor,!ng,
Mpntana and Idaho for duty among
schools and hospitals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
GHOULS IN KANSAS.
THEY HAVE CAUSED TOPEKA PEG.
PIE TO RISE IN INDIGNATION.
Threat. Made to burn Down the
Medical College Where the
Dead noaie. Were Found.

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 1.-THE recent
revolving grave robberles in this civ
have aroused the people to the hlghes,
pitch OF indignation and at s O'Clock
tonight a mob began forming in the
streets. the avowed purpose btirK 10
burn the Kansas Medical college in
which during the past tnraa
days the bodies OF two weu.
known women were found. They
We're both stolen from that.
graves soon after burial The poIics
learned this afternoon there was y
movement on foot TO sack the instIt,,,
ton. This evening the faculty OF tha
college called on the poliee for nro.
lection. The students were all sent
home and squad OF police were do.
tailed to guard the building. A detnil
OF milltlamen Is stationed at their mr.
senal TO prevent their guns being sto-
len. The company At Lawrence are aiso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
PLATT THE WINNER.
Republican primaries Give Heavy
Mnorities to Him.

New York, Dec. ii.--At midnight the
returns from the Republican primaries
We're practically all in at the head
quarters OF the Republican county COM
mlttee. The showing is decidedly IA
vornble one for the followers of Plat
and Luterbaeh. The committee OF 1895
had 1852 members. OF which about 20
were Platt men. The committee for
1896 has 1856 members. OF which about
100 are Plat mon. and II was regarded
Mt the headquarters as very satisfac-
tory. Exact figures could not be given
tonight, but II was said that at least
twenty or thirty assembly dlstricts had
elected Plat delegates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
IL Considers the Wnr nndgct--A Cor
ncr on Leather.

Paris Dec, lin the chamber OF
dcputloa today tho war budget was
discussed ana n resolution adopted In
wiling tho government TO prosecute
those who had been engaged In corner
Ing leather. The minister of war adj
mittcd that there had been n rise in
the price OF leather. and intlmated his
Intention TO inquire n the operations
Of the American trust were responsible
for II.
The chamber decided that no timed
meats are TO be supplied TO the army
after January /, 1897. except such az
nrc manufactured In France or In the
Fronch colonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
AT TIlla rnEATnn.
iIanlon Drosi Fnntasmn--A Splendid
Spectacular Attraction.

"Fantasma" does not claim 10 be
anything except spectacular pnnto.
mime. pure aud simple That II h, and
among such productions II has few
equals. From the rising OF the curtain
In the hrst act to the grand transfer
continuation OF brilliant and dazzling
scenic effects or marvellous me hanical
surprises. The words OF the piece,
eince they are not particularly well
spoken, might be better left out. They
detraot from. rather than add TO. the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
KILLED AT A DANCE.
ANDREW DAMRoN HAD A FIGHT
WITH TWO BROTHERS.
One of Them Shot and Instantly
Killed Him-Thc slayer surren-
dered to the Authorities.

Glddngs, Tex. Dec, il.-tspecial)--
A difficulty occurred between Andrew
Damron and two brothers, Stock and
Tom Wesson, last night at dance
at the house of John steles, about ten
miles north Of here in which Damron
was shot and instantly killed by Tom
Wesson wesson came In and -urrend-
cred this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
RAILROAD HRRll
Decrease In Numbes Of Can N
ton Handied-Anostsr nsl I
mitted TO MsnhsssAsh

Houston. Tex, Dsc. ii.-e,.
Twenty-Five roads were rsprus.
a meeting of the Texss "a Sen
sociation held today.
The short cotton crop tiu,A
crease In the number Of sar /
in the past six months irtr
same time last year 70 ,llf
year,
Routine business took up he }
The Gulf and Interstate foa3
mitted to membership, lra
STANDARD gauge road In The ~
belongs to the association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Take Charge of Court House ana De-
mand Rcsignatiou OF Omccrs.

Wichita. Kans, Dec. ia dispatch
from Shawnee. o. T., says great ex-
element is prevailing among the set
ties OF Lincoln county. ana n commits
tee of farmers are in the court house
investigating the books to ascertain
the cause OF high taxes. Saturday 400
farmers won't to the court house In q
body and demanded the resignation OF
the county officers. The treasurer, II IL
Pllegcd. responded bitterly, and the
farmers became so violent that cool
heads mad all they could do TO restrain
others from vengeance. Lincoln Is an
interior county and news Is hard to
get.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Terrell. Tex. Doc. i.-(spociai.,-
Terrell Encampment No. So I. Q. o. F.,
has elected the. foilowlrs officers;
Charles crimbaugh. @. Psi George Nor
wood, r.. p; p 4 Hanson, $. w;
Vic Reinhardt, scribe; r II. Jeffri.s,
treasurer; w, A. Brumhnush, j. W.
q. w. Sage. grand representative; c.
bradshaw. alternate representative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
COMMERCIAL.


Providence, X. l., Dec. 1.-THE Sax
on Worsted mill company is winding
up its business and will close oper-
htions January l. This action Ia
caused by financial conditions and pro.
tracted strikes, The firm employs
about 100 men, and the closing is vol
untary and not caused by any financial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
MORMON cutacl
Preachers Attempt 10 EstaAnl
Faith In KenipskE

Preachers Attempt 10 EsisN1
Faith In KenirtkN
st. Louis, Dec. liza iptdl
1nez, KY. says. Two Mormci \
ers arrived here last week az
begun secretly to establish I
They claimed to be from ",
believed n church wtuld y J
in the town which would Be r
the other portions Of the i'1l,
secret was soon out. and an nv
meeting was held at Eden, ~ !
seat OF this (Martin) courv |
committee sent here to nolliI :
to leave the state. They were Y !
tar and feathers would be vs., = \
should they not 30, and las' n'l..
crossed into West virginia
converts were made durins w
iAe men gave their names y
Jones and Samuel J. sinlif
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
MAKING AN ISSUE.
Great Britain Investigating Wound
Ing Of purscr uunc.

New Orleans. La. Dec. ii.-cireat
Britain ia making an iRsuc with the
United States over tho woundirR o.
the nurser James y. Bpnc OF British
atcarnship during the lcvee riots here
last spring. Governor Foster has re.
olney asking for report on the levee
disturbances, and what steps have
been taken towards bringing offenders
IN trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
voluntary Liquidation.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 1.-THE
Changers bank OF lola, Cal. one OF the
Oldest commercial banks Of the state
VIII go into voluntary liquidation. I'm.
satisfactory condition OF farming in
lola is the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

deaths from cholera and ninety'seven
cases In yolhyns government H9 az
November IL 10 the I'D there were ~
cases and "a deaths IN ne govern,
ment OF Yiev during the saue pe.,oa
there were i0I cases aul ~ dettis;
and In oriei during the same pefiou
IN dnn tla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Decatur, Texas. Dee. 1l.--(SpeciaD.-
The hay house of Mcssrs. Bennett &
Sellars, located between the freight and
passenger depots. was destroyed by
fire last night at 10 o'clock. The house
contained 100 tons OF hay and was in
aured for $500. Origin OF FIRE unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
ALL DESPERATE
FIVE ARE ARRESTED .
ouocTAw xArlox
Charged with Hoiains
Passenger Trails Il o'
Al Fort saith

a ~
Fort Smith. Ark Do Y,
night of october 9 ths n "
passenger on the Frisco '. 1
by Ave masked men o., = y !
switch. ave miles south a. :, ~
The robbers went through A, y 1
and mall cars and made sSs &C. &C. !
cape, This evenins oe,fs,
Iiarliss. alias Adams; ,s v's
Hugh and George XIX III
were brought in ifom x. " ~
Nation charged WIN ,s W
are all desperate cnaIss>l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

South McAlester, /. T.. Dec. H.
tSpecial)-N. d. Gay. dealer In general
merchandise at South Canadian, as
signed this morning, naming j +.
Neal OF South Canadian as assignee.
Liabilities about $500 The State Ma
tlonal bank and others of Denlson are
among the preferred creditors.