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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
GREENSBORO.

"A. Townsend and son Harry made a
trip to Manchester recently. Mr.. Town
send has returned, but Harry will remain
with friends there for the present.
The roads are nearly impossible,
But little sugar made yet
Lumber is being gotten out for cottages
along the lake on the land owned by
Messrs. Leach. Shewall and Sanborn OF
Boston Mr.. Sanborn will build a cot
tage this summer.
Alec Calderwood has sold his saw-mill
to Felix & Bedell. He will work at car
pentering the coming season.
Mrs. Laura Butler goes to Burlington
this week to work.
Preparations are being made for an
Easter service at the Congreg ational
church on Sunday next.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12

Telephone poles are being gotten out
for the purpose of extending the line
from the Beckwith Mari Companys
building at Sutton station to the village.
We shall then be connected with the out
side world by telephone, which we think
will be appreciated by our people.
The building for the Mari Company is
up and covered and is being completed
for use as fast as it can be pushed, and
as soon as ready for use the company
hope to be able TO ship to several places
as they are receiving many orders for the
mari.
The remains of Mrs. Laura Fisher were
carried to Lyndon Center for interment
beside her husband, after short service
at her late residence Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fisher lived alone and was found
by her neighbors unconscious Friday
morning and died at II O'Clock. She had
been in poor health all winter.
large number are having the measles,
among whom are F. NJ. Abbott, Geo,
Hathorn, John Halthand, Ethel, Abby
and Ralph Chapman, Sammy and Flossie
Mitchell
Mr. A. Taft has sold his back farm to
Mr.. Irish from Massachusetts.
Some of our people are trying to do
something at sugaring, but do not make
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
GROTON.

Four wild geese were seen on Groton
pond Tuesday.
Leslie Page has finished attending
school at Peacham.
|. Nd. Kicker commenced saving in his
mill Monday, T. b. Hall following Tues
day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
SUTTON.
Death of Mrs. Orviue N. Campbell.

Mrs. Jennie Eaton, wife of Orville N.
Campbell, a former resident of this town,
died at her home at Lebanon, n. H.,
Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock. Deceased
was a daughter Of Charles L. Eaton OF
this town, and sister to Mrs. G. L.
Campbell, also Of this town, at whose
house the funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon. Besides three children
she leaves another sister, Mrs. John Gun
ningham of Lyndon and brother, D.
Eaton of Boston. Deceased was sick but
short time, death being caused by nerv-
Gus prostration.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
LYNDON CENTER.

Miss Anna Roberts of st. Johnsbury
Center has been visiting relatives in the
place few days.
Silas Ladd and wife of Springfield,
Mass, have been visiting relatives in the
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
Gl,r Tunnms ArnmmH.
ARNET.

p;cbard Boardman is home on vaca-
ion from Dartmouth College,
pertha Hazelton and Pliny Mason
have returned TO school at Meriden, N.
II.
George Brown is repairing the inside of
his house
w Fl. Burbank has returned from Bos-
ton.
orrin Morrill, is out again after run
oftyphoid fever
Robins have been here during the past
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-12
RYEGATE.

Within the last two years John II.
Drew of Hardwick has done quite a bust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept ai--shortly
after o'clock tonight IRE was dis.
covered In the six story brick building,
No. li6 Chestnut street. occupied by
Charles j. Webb a CO., dealers In
yarns and woolcna, and within half
an hour no less than six adjacent
buildings were In flames.
The district Ia given up almost en-
tlrely to large wooden and rag ware
houses. aud the Webb building was
hankcd by the nve atory chemical
works OF charles Lennig at ii2 South
Front street. The innammablc sub
stance with which the structures We're
stored, spread the blaze with amazing
rnpldity. ana general alarm was
sent In The Webb building had been
Quilted from roof to cellar. almost be-
fore the nrcmon could put the first
hteram upon Il, and their energies
were then directed to saving the ad-
joining buildings
The flames hrst spread 10 llG Chest
nut street, occupied by H. H., Hestun
n CO., commission merchants, and
burnri through TO Englc street, u mar
row thorougAfarc IN the rear The
blaze then extended ON the right to
the buildings uf buckingham y Par
ison. cotton and yarns, 40 Chestnut
street, and James E Mitchell. wool
ems. l22 Chestnut, and ON the left to
Richard A, Blythe. A. kciscr, Ester
81 CO., at No 10, These buildings de-
atroyed, the flames were confined TO
the rear
AZ O'Clock the IRE was sun burn
ing norccly. but the active work of
the department had prevented further
spread,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
JIM is ALL RIGHT.
MANAGER brady SENDS MESSAGE
40 DAN a. STUART.


Dallas, Tex, sept. a. (SpeciaD.--
William A. Brady, manager OF James
j. Corbctt, wired the Florida Athletic
club today that Macon Mccormick, OF
the New York Morning Journal, ~ con-
stantly mlsreprescntlng Corbett's con-
dillon, He closes hs follows; "rhe
champion is Ia perfect condition, and
was never In better health In his life"
Rev. i. W. Anderson and Rev, W. X.
Holman preached sermons against the
glove carnival Sunday These rev
erend gentlemen say that Chief JUS
tice Hurts decision Nv not the law
Ex-Supreme Judge John L. Henry and
A. n Watts. declare that Hurts de-
cislon IL the law. And so II In, the
preachers against the lawyers. Rev
c. $, Seaaholes says Judge Hurts de-
cislnn Is not the law Rev. ]. ".
the greatest jurist In Texas. ana that
there are Il dozen evils going on con-
tinunlly In Dallas any one OF which II
ten times aH bad as prize light.
II IL understood here tonight that II
continuance win be granted In the
Major j. q. Randlr murder case at
Kaufman tomorrow. Four leading law
yera OF Kaufman. county have been re-
tainrd by the defense,
Ed lsaacH and cube Williams, col
Orcd boys, have been indicted for the
murder OF Edgar McAfec, also colorrd,
Georgia l.. Fowler wants Il divorce
from Il, W. Fowler. She says he Is a
morphine nend,
NJ w. TAggart, whose accounts as
deputy collector are $1,000 short, was
released on 5000 bond. furnished by
his friends today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Halfway Representative In session
with the Halfway Commission.

Austin, Tex, Sept "a, OSpecinl)--
The railroad commission was In acs-
sion yesterday afternoon, meeting put-
auRnt to adjournment with the follow
ing members OF the board present, TO.
vii; L.. j storey ana n A. Siedmnn,
aud In pursuance ~ notice given by
circulars l5i. tb7, ibs ana 1859 issued
September ., anu ~ respectively, took
up for confederation the matters cons
tnined In said notices. with the follow
ing representatives Of the railroads
present, t1Wlt j e, Mccahr, Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas railway; u -.
Roelcr Fort Worth and Denver GUYS
l., ~. Conner. Fort Worth aud Rio
Grande; r. Il, GuudWyn, CUT, Colo.
RADIO and Santa Fe; j. b. Barth1lo-
NEW, International ana Great North
rrn; II A. Jones, Houston and TeNAh
central, Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio and operated lines w
10. Groseuloae. Missouri Kansas aud
Texas; @, W. linrnhnrt and Judge u.
Il. Perkins, ST. Louis southwestern
aud Tyler SOuthenHtnrui NJ. a. Me-
Mullln. Texas Central; q. H. Turner.
Texas ana Pacific Mr.. II Deniaon.
commissioner Galveston Freight bu-
reau, and j Farley, manager Dallas
Freight bureau,
The frat matter conHidere1 was that
OF nNlng rates on wooden house blocks
IN carloads M per notice 10y circular
ia. II being auggested that rates No
now In force on wooden fence posts be
mnde to also npply on wooden hounc
blocks, all the reilrnnd representatives
nresent EXPRESSED satisfaction with
such an adjustment
The matters contained In clrcuar 49,
were novt tuken NJ una discussed at
length by Mr. Farley, Judge Perkins
and others The proposed rate On
a In Islp fuu
next considered, the matter being frec-
Is discussed
The matter Of adjusting diffetentlul
commodity rs per notice cifcglpr 1853
was also considered Al the rallropd
reprcHeutr tlvea present being Wiling
10 adopt the common POINT bpuniA rios
M nhown by commlssion'F general tar
In " clna rates No ana the class
dlrferentinlR As moWn In snlh iarlu 20
the commodity tnrlfh IN question
The matter of nSinR reduced rate on
corn to Galveston, which W vet Tor
consideration on Monday septealher
no was mentioned, ana u being fuf'
lsested that should the railroad repre-.
srntntivps waive furfhcr hoNoe ana
arree upou some satisfactory rate, the
ansne could be adopted to take cnect nj
an early date The maximum N 10 cNntA
from common point territory being
nrnposed the acting chairman h2l the
nnines or The rnada called ana res
oucsted each railroad representative to
exprosr himself On the matter tn"
roil was called and every reprcsente.
tive present approved the proposed 10
cent rate
The commission taday ordered that
the commodity tAfin ISSUED by mo
commission to apply on wooden renee
nnsts. other than the product ~ saw
mills. and effective June T. 1895, be
amended by making the mi'faEe RATES
embraced In said iarin applicable TO
shinmenta Of wooden fence nnflH ~
d.scrihsd. ana wooden horse hlochai IN
straight or mixed enrloadn' Effective
october ~, 1895
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
tETING POSTPONED
|''' y cnn rostponing the base
'hi' Meruns aud moundi,
ssosing Mr. Stnins.

l'Nsilpn, Tex. Sept CSpcclaD.
meeting Of the Texas Southern
~ % baseball clubs. which was
|'.se been held al Fort Worth on
'lSs' has been postponed by re-
ahlil Tuesday next, october /,
VIII be held at the Hotel
|s@ir' In Fort Worth. An club
sssn viii govern themselves ac-
"sV Tho assumption OF MIR.
y OF Austin, In calling the meet
y MS city ON the 2Gth Is remark
Y say the least. az his club was
IN, ,spfegented before at league
k., The power to call such
~ y solely In my hands, and the
~ date OF meeting are set ut
's'st Of a majority Of the clubs.
|ll1. Wy at present flve franchise
DALLAS, Fort Worth, Sherman.
lahyh and Austin and four OF
N ~ requested the meeting for
|lnnsph'tth, II will be held there.
7'4' JAMES NOLAN,
League Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Cincinnati, SEPT 2i.--Fivo furlongs:
Star Bean third. Time. i.O2 IA
Six FurlongE; Mlllard won. Mint,
second early Rose third. Time, 1.i5.
The Garnet stakes for two-year.oId
colts. value TO the winner sigs5. Mn
fnrlongsl Sherlock won, First Mate
second, Don carlille third. Time. INA,
nrcaking the record OF both local
tracks for two-ycnr-olds.
Mile and an eighth: Handsome won,
fAyette Belle second, nnsso tblrd
Time. 80 -.
SIX furlongs; Twinkle won, Miss
Lllly second, Roosevelt third. Time.
l.i5 Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
CONDENSED Tn,.lsenANs /.


London. Sept. 2i.-.Slr Herbert Muir
ray has been appointed governor OF
New Foundland
Berlin, Sept. sl.-A warrant has
been Issued for the arrest OF RaiOn
lammorsteln, formerly chief editor OF
the kreuz zeitung
Washington, sept. "a Tho president
has granted pardon because OF the
prisoner'a M health IN the case OF l.,
a, Mcknight. convicted In tho Indian
Territory OF malicious mischief,
fiuxzards Bay, Sept. Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle arrived al Gray Ga-
blcs this afternoon, having come from
Marion ON the lisht house tender John
Rogers.
Washington. Sept. 70 THE Mexican
boundary commission viii meet ut the
state department ON October II next
The commission has nearly completed
Its lahore,
Amsterdam, SEPT, 2i,--A dispatch re-
cnived here today from Batavia. Java,
reports that q rebellion has broken out
among the nativoa In the Portuguese
portion OF the island OF rimOr
Denver Sept. A.-A II, Brandden-
burg local weather observer reports
that the snowfall In Denver Saturday
night amounted TO IA inches, leaving
all previous september records far be-
hind.
Troy, n. y, Sept, by the fall
OF u derrick ON the new court house
building today. Patrick brennan waH
fatally and Joseph sutherland, Patrick
Mnhon aud James O'liourke were aeri-
ously Injured.
Rome. Sept, al.-Klng llumhcrt,
Queen Marguerite and the memhcra
OF tho Italian ministry reviewed n
procession today OF Veterans OF the
war OF 1870. bearing flags and doeora-
tons.
New York, Sept. 2i-The United
states ana lIayu cable company mas
chartered the steamer Maclsay Benz
nett TO lay the first section Of a suhma-
rinO cable 20 connect New York with
llnyti and the West indies
Ardmorc, /. n, Sept A,-A severe
thunder storm CANT up this afternoon,
accompanied by "a light rain ana very
high wind The storm was followed
by cold wave, u fall OF ~ degrees oc-
curling IN n few hours,
Nashville. Sept @.--Gov Turney IN
being overwhelmed with letters from
all over the South complimenting him
FOR the sentiments expressed In his
speech ut Chattanooga during the
Chlcknmauga park dedication
Mnnlstee. Mich, Sent, "A The crew
81 Ant lNNl FNHANANAt ~ ~ W
which fonndered IN Green bay were
picked up today by the yacht paceoln,
after spending twenty.four hourH On
Blg sumner Island without food ar
shelter.
LATHE Rock. Ark Sept. "a. "A report
received from England late this after
noon stntrN that owens Hud Lacy are
still at large with a posse In pursuit.
who win not ask th0m To surrender
Stlfre was Just alive, ana cannot live
through tho night
Milwaukee. Sept. 2i.-llenry G..
Payne, Thomas n. oaks and II. g,
Rouse. receivers Of the Northern Pa
elmo railroad. rendered their reaigna-
tiuns 20 Judge Jenkins late this httor-
noon. Judge jenkins VIII take the mat
ter under adviaoment. and VIII decide
on Friday, ~
philadelphia. sept, A,--rho UnlVerAl'
~ OF Pennsylvania athletic authorities
have received assurances FROM the Lon.
don Athletic club team that thcy VIII
accept an Invitation from the UnlNer-
Hlty Of penusyly aniR to contest II series
of events ns WAS suggested ny fehh-
Hyivnnln to them aud TO the Cam
bridge athletes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

third. Time. i.2O.
Six furlonga; Millie NJ. won. FORGOT
second, Hanny Rowena third. Time
l.lb.
SIX and a half furlorgs: I.ollle Fast.
" won, ionny Mcilalo second; Miniyer
third. Time, i:sg ia. '''''
Mile ana ono sixteenth. Gencye G.
Won; frince second, Freddie 1. M
rive furlongs; Geneve G, won. Com.
meralai second, Jack MARTA NH
Time, t.0i l-2. '"''"'
seven furlongs; Tom fillmore won.
,i lnd second, Revenue third, Time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

New York. Sept, a. Tho following
cabegram was received AZ the New
York Yacht club rooms this afternoon
"Newmnrltet. Sept. ~; j. 81 V. pddle,
Secretary N. Y, Y, c., Sew york;
Your message received cunu'.l lnls
sonally challenge acnt thru lah Royal
Victoria club In my name, Conn ma
toy letter viii follow a. nilee. and !
make no restrictlo ~ as 70 ~ ctndi-
lions. cliA.tlsNh hSS+'
Minneapolis. Sept q. Charles d..
Rose. the Englsnmt who hha de-
tldcd to build new cEplens'r Tor TIE
Americas cup, ls well lno"n Va Mihhe-
nnolis bugineiA circles, ewing 20 me
fact that he ~ one the l.nsllfh al
reotors OF the Plllabury Wlehhurn
FIGURING Mills company. ana ni'en VS.
rs thls city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
OFFICIAL ADvIcES
I'm OF CONTINUED VICTORIES
u,pEn THE GLORIOUS BAN
sEn OF srAis-
.....Yy TO send to United states
far pI,er. TO work ON sunEsn
Cruiser.

havana, Sept. 2i,--Dlspatches re-
By officials here report a defeat
|, insurgents In the mountains of Sc
Iofeucal. between Paila and Ma2an-
In The Insurgents. who number 600.
lna,r command OF Quintin Bravo, Fer
5andex GONZALES and Francisco Ca
5llo, were attacked by Col. divers
Iaumn OF spanish troops, and their
amp was captured. with all its pro-
2blons and ammunition. When the
ks1gents Withdrew they left 1--we OF
s.er dead and carried twenty wounded
hi them. None OF the government
be- was injured.
lnsurgcnt bands which had been de-
kated aud dispcrsed IN the province OF
Lnla Clara are rcaSsembling In the
6ruylnce OF Matanzns. Troops have
een dispatched from Cnrdenas to
sak up these bands.
| col. AldecOa han been promoted 20 "A
|igsdier -generalship for his bravery In
.lendlng convoy OF troops and pro-
Allna ut Guanimun ana IN the action
runls
Nl Hernandez Us reported TO have
|riaken an lnaurgent band ut the
ndAd piantnuOn. IN the district or
gua and IN a brisk fight killed three
Id Wounded seven Of them, lie also
ptufei three prisoners and twenty
ld1led hOrsOn nnd arms. Among those
Ned was capt Morales.
Il u reported that Lleutenant-COlo-
cayanstey. with detachment OF
P'crnment troops, engaged ana
ded band Of insurgents at Olaylta
the province uf Santa Clara. The loss
the Insurgents was four killed,
Il has been decided to send to the
piled States for professional divers
work upcn the wreck OF the aunken
user Barcastegul. The divers here
fused on account OF the danger from
afss which abound on the coasts
rtabouts and because of the Insult
lency Of their equipment to continue
EXPLORE the wreck.
lhe steamer Mexico. which arrived
lay from Santiago de Cuba, brought
passengers Antonio Bravo and &C.
Nuarlo who were arrested on tho
lf.e Of being In sympathy with thu
iarrctonlats. They have been taken
We fortress at Mora castle.
'nlclal dispatches report that an adj
h'c guard of the CamaRua cavalry
fired upon by the Insurgents at
lnes dc Guida Lieutenant Ruiz. In
nmand OF the advance guard, held
~ gtolnl until the main body Of tAc
sfhment troops with u company OF
unlefrs under command OF Captain
nwnto Hongulea came to his assist.
After several volleys had been
py The Insurgents the cavalry
.,ssl ana put them To flight, killing
eve and making one prisoner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

New York. Sept 2i,-eravesend re-
rive fnrlongs; salvable won, Forum
second carlh third. Time, 1903.
Mile; Adelbcrt won. Leona Well see-
ohg, Ihe bluner third. Time, i;ls "a
rn1land stake, iive furlongs. SELL
ond, bloomcr third. Time, LOO
Ocean View handicap, mile, Fixing
putchinan own, Annisettc second. LII.
cana third. Time. l:a2 liz,
SlN turlonsa. Rey del Carrires won
huston ai, second, Jack OF Spades third.
Mile aud a hair; Connoiseur won
Topper second, Caracas third. Time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

slayer Of charley Joseph GRANTED
Hail a, Gaisrsion.

Galveston. Tex. sept q Especially
In he recorders court this morning, Y.
A Washington, who shot ana hliied
Charley Joseph saturday nlsh. a. a
barroom on the wharf mao " pi''i'n'"-
AIRY examination; a.
Recorder Harrington entered an Or
aer. maj the defendant be bpunl over
So await the action OF the grand Jury
Ia the sum OF 500 No. ..
washington gave bond anu was ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
SCRIBES IN TROUBLE
i>rNrucKy GRAND Junr iNDiurs
THEN ron LiulaL.


Frankfort. KY. Sept, 20 THE Frank
llu county grand jury In session here
now, returned indictments late this at
tcrnoon for criminal libel agalnat II.
Al. Kelly. ediior.in-chicf OF the loula-
vile Commercial, Walter Forester,
managing editor. - Du pont. proprie-
tor, and ths Louisville Press company,
which publishes the paper
Caplnaes FOR the arrest " all parties
were iaancd at once. and the prisoners
win bo brought to Frankfort Tor trial
r. Nj. Kelly " the uncle Of Mary An-
darBon, the celebrated acireaa. and he
educated her Tor the stage When he
was In financial difficulties recently
Aliah Anderson repaid NE early cU"lH
FOR her In ready cash and about tens
fold
u. Du pont has billions enough TO
make his name known ~ financial CIR
oieR throughout the country. walter
Forester IL the manaalng editor of the
Commercial. and he, Il rs nlileHed, VI ote
The article upon which the ndictn Nnta
nrO brought Briefly stated. he article
waY To the effect thgt Major $Uimnn.
auditor ~ state, had fnlHihed the 49,
ords IN his annual report.
IL was alleged that he had stated
that there was balance OF lli.li IN
tho atatc treasury whrn. az a rntter
Ut fact, the books showed a deficit OF
$3.50 Ou0
Tho article was bnAvd On rnrplcas
reading OF tho ftpuFt, for while aiulnr
Norman said that the trensiiiy cor ieln-
ed ylight balance he stated ~ inc Rhme
connection that t2p0.90O worth 4 bonds
had been issued 10 pay debts Nld'i
could not be- net With cash. Malor
Norman AMI Gov Btoen Mere Wit
nesses before thr sfahl s+ry an yesier-
day and the las before. Tn" - NO
with which ihe prisoners are eiFfKed
h uuniahahie Ia kentu7kY with me Hnd
imprisonment AZ tide dissection af the
ludus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

The ao,ernor onrr- I'r"ard for
Their Arrest,

Austin. Tex. sept 81 Especial p
Governor cgilecraan ,oday eug arr,.. re- y,
lin CROW ana Thomas Grow, unorgfd
MIN murder ~ Van Innli county.
'rhnnns Il charged with Killing ltru-
Nm Wiimouth n 1851, and jim Grow
william Tate IN 1898. ~.
Tax roiia. Howard county, ui2ga,1aI;
t,.,.,.aaa saIlsfg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

ISiIicd Vegetables ~ Higgins nut
Damaged Nothing ~ Canadian

Higgins, Texas, Sept "a. tSpeeinl)-ss
Killing frost fell on the night uf
Tho "a. II was fatal to all exposed gar
don Vegetables. The preceding ten
Iays mad boon extremely hcI
Canadian Texas. sept ~. topy,'ail
ahmare was done. as alt crops are
matnred. Grass has cured hnely' ana
II NJ the best crop OF grass the ran
handle has had Tor years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
DON'r MlND 4 sauAnn mar.
sp the London Papers About the
Contest.

Sept 2t,-lp It's lsaue today,
wv referring TO the athletic com
y, AZ New York on Saturday last,
'mh hncoesaful athletic meeting
\ remove a lot Of hard feeling be-
esl We two countries. Would that
holders OF the Americas cup would
n lesson from the conduct ~ Nclr
'H eonntrymrn on the running
4 We do not mind q square beat;
n nv hanky nanliY tricks ~ Nmori-
i yaeh'smon that irrltates uH."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
sr,.LlYAN SNp nyAN.
rhey WIN DoS for r"ur Hounds nj
Cleveland.

Cleveland. Sept. 2i;--A deal was
o,oaed today whereby John J.. sullivan
md Paddy Ryan. eN-champlon hsaNs
weight pugilists OF the woilp. MA W.
y, ~, ,n,, cleveland Athletic CLUB On ue-
,ob,y q II Mil be for ac.entlne points;
s so ,ood alsed purse, and thprs WIZ
hs several bouts In connection VIZ" ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

TEX.
KENTUCKY HOTEL.
Tho only iirst-claHs ~ day house In
tho city; near Missouri. Kansas and
Texas depot. ~ N Morgan. proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

the plE -Four, The fact ~ the inter
view y regarded rs slgnlhctn,. imt
ne subslnnce Of 4 y iipt pbtalnnhle.
Air. Ingalls, would only aay'
campbell Is In sno srilitS ana vefy
hopeful lie and ! wsnc arp't 4 f,w
years ago, but we nrc together il.ia
fall "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Iiauaton. Texas. sept q lipccial)--
one hundred thousand dollara Of iiat-
Tia county jail bonds we're today sold
% Mason. f.tiwin a Go. OF Chicago and
lioaton al q premium of tltos aid ne-
ofurd Interest until time OF delivery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

GoHHI.tNn HpraE.
A firet4ciaaa hotel IN every respect; you
ATOP here when IL The city; rates 49,
psr day. Il. v cNtshlns, sfsysistof.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

MARROW. L. A.
cry HOTEL.
n. j. Chapel proprietor Fifst-claSn
accommodations.