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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
FOR A PRIZE FIGHT
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT GRANTS
PERMISSION FOR A MILL.


city of Mexico. Sept. 23.-Governor
Crayloto OF the great mining state OF
HIdalgo has. AZ the solicitation OF the
resident English miners, granted per-
mission for a prize fight at Pachuca,
taking the ground that the English are
entitled to their national sports, espec-
tally as they do not care for bull fights.
This is the first time puglism has re-
ceived governmental sanction.
The Mexican Herald comes out
against the proposed missionary cru
sade against the Virgin OF Guadalupe.
saying that AZ the American and En-
gliah Professionals are enjoying the hos
pltality Of the country. 1t is mani
testify Improper to oritleise the cher
ishad beliefs Of the masses of Mexican
people, and points out how perilous at
times is agitation OF religious ques-
tlons which may lead to riotlng and
the massacre Of missionaries, who are
every day recipients of letters threat
enlng them with Vengeancs. 1t is re-
ported this evening that the American
minister has succeeded In dissuading
the missionaries from their cOntem-
plated action.
A telegram from San Luis Potosl
states that the Engllshmen In control
OF the Guadalc2er mines on being sum-
moned to surrender possession of the
property to representatives. of the
shares, amounting TO $4,000. resisted
the authorities with arms and hoisted
the British flag, dcfylng the local ofli-
GERS to enter the property. This is a
quicksilver mine owned In London,
regarding which there has been trou-
bic ana was recently reorganized in
London
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
IN THE SILENT TOMB
Funeral Ceremony Is Held nv the
tended by Large Concourse.

Austin, Tex. Sept. Especially ~
The remains Of Mrs. sallle Hogg. wife
Of Ex-Governor James 5. Hogg. orrlted
here this morning az 8 o'clock, AID
were placed In the parlors Of the gov
ernor's mnuslon
The funeral exercises We're held at
the mansion At 10 o'clock this morning
ana were largely attended The ex-
orclscs were conducted rs Rev j. W.
solomon OF the First Methodiat church
and the remains were idii to rest In
tho city cemetery, The active pail
bearers were Judge Jlmes n Robert
son. Governor Hoggs law partner
Cen. w, II, Handy, Comptroller Fin-
ley state Health Odi2er u. NJ. Sweat
lngen, Attorney General Crane, Adult
ant General Mabry Col. l.. H. Faux
and Col u. NJ, House. and they were
proceeded by the honorary pall-bearers.
Ex-Governor Lubbock and Governor
Culbcrgon
The nornl offerings were very benuti-
ful and We're many.
The procession was one OF the lnrg-
est ever witnessed here. Among those
from a distance who attended were
United States Senator Chiffon, Con-
grcssman Abbott, Col. l.. l.. Foster
and Gen, Marger Campbell Of the In
ternational and Great Northern rail-
road. Mrs. Davis, Ex-Governor Hoggs
sister. accompanied him here. The
state department remained closed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
CHALLENGE ISSUED.
ENCIIsHMEN ARE STILL AFTER
AMERICAS CUP.
Royal Victoria Yacht Club sends the
Challenge for Member,
c. ID, Rose.

London. Sept. 2s,--J. NJ. soper. yacht
designer, came to London today and
had q conference with Charles Day
Rose regarding the details OF the yacht
with which he proposes to challenge
for the Americas cup. and he agreed to
communicate with the secretary OF
the Royal Victoria Yacht club. who
will cable to the New York Yacht club
the following; IN behalf OF the Vlc-
torla Yacht club and in the name OF
C. d. Rose. a. member, we challenge to
sail series OF matches for the Ameri-
cas- cup against any yacht or vessel
built In the United States The chal-
lenge will be absolutely unconditional.
Formal challenge by mail"
New York. Sept. s3--whan a repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press
ehowed the cable message to ex.com-
modore James d. Smith. chairman OF
the Americas cup committee. the vet
eran yachtsman read the news eagerly
md said, This indeed Is very sports-
inanllke challenge, and l am very glad
10 hear OF Il. OF course our committee
has nothing to do with st. but when
direct challenge arrives have no doubt
special meeting OF the New York
Yacht club VIII be called ana new
committee appointed, In his prellm-
mary cable Rose said that he begged
10 challenge for the Americas cup
next year, the race 10 be sailed on con.
iitions satisfactory TO the cup COM
mittee. In the cahlegrnm YOU have
lust shown me Rose bears out his pre-.
vious cablsgram aud leaves the oondl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
WISCONSIN STORMS
CYCLONES DO HEAVY DAMAGE IN
THE WOLVERINE STATE.
Buildings Were Blown Down, Houses
Unroofed and Trees uprooted.
Damage at Various Points.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 2S.-Reports
from various parts of the state show
that storms Sunday night and today
We're the severest experienced in wis
consln for years, At Pleasant Valley
and Clear creek number of buildings
were blown down in small cyclone en-
failing a loss Of about $4,000 to build
ings alone, besides damaging other
property. AT Oconto, r1arv buildings
were blown down, houses unroofed and
trees uprooted. At Merrill the build
ings on the fair grounds were demol-
ished and piles of lumber were wreck
ed and strewn over the town. The
loss will be $4,000 at Merrill. At Me-
nominee over 100000 feet OF lumber
was blown into the river and drifted
away. Reports from Whitehall, Area
dia, West Superior and many other
points Indicate heavy damage TO prop
erty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
HE TOOK MORPHINE
BECAUSE HE DID NOT WANT no
LIVE LONGER.
suicide OF n Young Merchant at
Athens--Len u Note for his
Mother.

Athens, Tex, Sept. as,-(speclal)--
Saturday night Jake Hunt a grocery
merchant OF this place. committed sui.
eide by takinE morphine. Deceased
was a young man is or 20 years old,
unmarried. and living with a widowed
mssher About . o'clock Yesterday
evening he bought at one OF the drug
stores twenty-five grains OF morphine,
went home. took all but three or -four,
grains and went TO bed. His condition
was not discovered until o'clock this
morning. He was then unconscious and
died In three or four hours. No cause
u known for the rash act. He lett on
the ny leaf Of a memorandum book
found IN his pocket note to his
mother, stating that he did not owe
one dollar; that he loved her. his sister
nnd brother. but did not wish TO live
longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
-----Wa@--a--|-l-@I-
CoMPLIMENTED RENFROw.
Department Satisfied with His Work
in Arrcsting Love.

Washington, Sept. 2S-The chief
postoflice Inspector OF the postoffice
department expresses satisfaction over
the work OF Inspector Renfrow, who
went from Texas to Panama in order
to arrest the defnulting assistant post
master from Calvert, Tex. 1t will be
remembered that DR.. Love was
medical student at Galveston. when
his defalcation was discovered and he
at once took passage on a gulf steam
err for Panama. He had robbed the
Calvert office OF some $500. and II is
believed that he used n good portion
of this amount In holding himself up
as medical practitioner in Central
America. lie was Identified there by
marks on his clothing, although he
called himself Or. Ross" He was
finally arrested in Dana, Panama,
where the postoflice inspector served a
requisitiOn on him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
A YOUNG MAN DiEs.
Typhoid Fever the Fatal Mniaay
Cotton Report.

Loaf Tex. Sept %. -tspeeial,
TUCSON. q mitch respected young 49,,
9t ms place. is dead. after a nnra i.i,,.
Illness of Ave weeks with tynhni5
4l'se q nice little shower Of rain
weeks. '"' seven
Cotton y being gathered ranldiv a,
tl,is section. The crop is not n,ore IL a ~
80 rer cent OF last years. ''e man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
A Br,InrALLrc DAY.
November 1 VIII he Their nay n,
the Fair.

Mexla, Tex, Sept ga (speeial)-Tbe
bimetallists viii have dav n ths
Dallas fair. Chairman Blake. In der
erenee to the wishes Of the fair man
November / as free silver dav"
Prominent speakers, probably Diol
Bland, Bryan and Senator Dai,ieis ~
Virginia Will be invited to address no
people upon that occasion. N ii alec
proposed to have a conference az nc
Democratic editors who favor true IN
me'allsm This latter meeting viii
Se an important one. and those who
thusiastlc for the conferences. e"-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
sYNDIoArE Ar An END.
The Bond syndicate DissoIves ana
Divides the noodle.

New York, Sept 2S.--The managers
Of the government bond syndicate have
taken action which is regarded as a
formal dissolution Of the syndicate,
the government having no longer need
OF It's services The managers sent out
checks, whlclf We're received by the
members Of the syndicate this morn
ing, giving the profits of the operation
OF the syndicate, the members having
already received the principal which
they had placed In the hands of the
managers. The exact percentage OF
profit is not at present obtainable. but
II is understood, after allowing inter-
est on the money for the period s---
ing which 1t was in the hands of the
managers, the profits are a trlfe be-
low per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
TALKS ON A. P. A
MAKES THE PREDICTION THAT
THE SOCIETY WILL CONTROL
THE NEXT ELECTION.
claims THAT Its Members VIII Vote
with Any Party That Indorses
kss Action,

Kansas City. Sept al. II, Jackson,
of Fortworth, Texas, national yice-pesi-
dent OF the A. i. A.. lectured at Turner
Han tonight. when asked today about
the condition OF the A. p. A. he said;
HThe order is growing rapidly in
number. We have In round numbers
s,5Oo,OOO members and growing larger
daily"
Continuing. MIR. jackson said: 1--WE
are getting ready to surprise Missouri
ans Misssor IL well organized, but
We would rather show your by our
votes than to tell you how big vote
We have"
"Wnl the order take part in the next
national campalgn2'
at viii do so. and will 90 In to win.
on october IL there will be conyen-
tion at 81. Louis attended by ninety
six delegates. two from each state aud
some Of our officers, and Il very strong
committee will be appointed. Ii VIII
be the duty OF that committee 10 lay
before each political party our priu-
uiples and to explain 20 each our
tlOn. The committee will present our
platform ana demand recpB milton, put
each party on record and then deter
mine what we shall do, You cnn de-
pend on thlsi We won't vote with a
party that condemns our principles.
and we won't support any party that
makes bid for the Roman Catholic
vote, When they have acted, We shall
act in unison"
DO you expect. then, to control the
next eleotion3'
I'VE DO, The party We vote with will
win. We ate not going in as "a polltl-
out and II II to advance thcm that We
shall vote. We win have hand In the
elections In every state In the Union.
our method OF dealing with the parties
In cnch state Will be much the same az
our methods In city politics."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
WILL WALK moMin .


Denlson. Tex. Sept %. Especial y
Frederick Hoey, who came to Denison
week ago with stock company
playing week stands left the city very
suddenly yesterday, falling 90 pay sal
aries or settle board bills OF his COM
pany. which In all amount TO about
$500 Hoey left here for Chicago, and
the balance OF his people are figuring
on the best way to get out OF town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
on rmE RACE TRACK.


st. Louis, Sept. 23.-Slx furlongs:
Queen Faustus won. Hibernia Queen
second. Little Grove third. Time, l.l6.
Five furlongs: Sir Archer won,
1908 Ia
Mile and seventy yards; Miss Norma
won. Addle Buchanan second, Billy
Mckenzie third. Time. 1:46
Six furlongs: Virgin won, Servltor
second, Enthusiast third. Time, l.l5.
Mile and n sixteenth: Miss Galop
won, Crcvasse second, Tom Gilmore
third. Time, LAG ii.
Six furlongs: Sumatra won, Hex
second, Broadside third. Time. ll6 l-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
DROPPED Sixty DESCRIBES,
Mercury Fell to the Freezing Point
IN Kansas.

nnporia. Kan, Sept 23-The great
est change In the weather ever expe-
rlenced here occurred within the past
twonty-four hours. the mercury fall
ing GO degrees, from 80 In the forenoon
to the freezing point at night. A heavy
frost fell last night. At Wichita the
fail was 90 degrees and the weather
was the coolest for September ever re-
ported here. Material injury to crops
Will follow u the cold smell contlnnes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

New York, Sept. 2S-Gravesend re-
suits:
Five and half furlongs: HAzlet
won, Intermission second. Merry Prince
third. Time, 100.
Mile and a sixteenth: Gotham won.
Primrose second, Dolabra third, Time,
1.49 III
Mile and an eighth: Patrician won,
Lookout second. Time. 1859.
Five furlongs. selling: Prince Lief
won, Sally Waters second Gismonda
third. Time. 1.021-i.
Mile: Galillee won. Arapahoe Sec
ond, Ed Kearney third Time, I4si-4
Six furlongs, selling; Nick won, Iowa
second, Preston third. Time, lI5l-o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

The Receipts of This Year Far he
low Those of Last Year.

Rockdaie, Tex. Sept 23--(special)--
This town received and shipped near
" 10000 bales OF cotton last season,
but il is now believed that there Will
not be over 1900 bales this season,
lf. indeed. the receipts reach that fig
ure Difference In prices Is some com
pensation for the shortage, but after
the season lB over money VIII be as
scarce as ever among farmers in this
section unless cotton should become
materially higher than II IL now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

tions absolutely In the hands OF any
cup committee that may be appointed.
This IL good news Indeed for American
yachtsmen. Ny opinion IL II VIII not
be necessary for us to build another
Defender"
New York. Sept. 2s.-The New York
Yacht club tonight replied to the COM
municattons from the Royal Victoria
Yacht club and Mr.. Rose. aRkins ior
a match for the Americas cup. Inc
two cnbiegrafns follow.
New York. sept s3,-To Percy Thei-
iuson. Secretary Royal Victoria yacht
club, Ryde England. Gable announc-
ing series OF matches for America
cup. 1885 from your club on behalt
OF Charles p. Rose. received. Consid-
er same formal VIII be acted upon
at special meeting OF club 10 be called
on receipt q your letter.
J. s V. ODDlE,
Secretary New York Yacht Club.
New York. SEPT 23.-To Charles d.
Rose. London. Beg 10 announce the
receipt Of cable to the club from the
Royal in your behalf for series Of
matches for Americas cup In 1896, The
same Is considered a formal challenge,
and will te acted upcn at special
meeting to be called on receipt Of let
J. V $ oDDIE,
: ecrctary.
Secretary The,llscn's letter is ex-
pected early ueyg week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
woMAN's CONGRESS-,
Many DISTINGUISHED Women Gather
In Convention at Atlanta.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept, % The wo-
mans congress opened today with an
interesting program, In which 1nay dis
tinguished women from distant oltea
were represented, The auditorium in
the Woman'a building was thrunged
with spectators and the various adj
dresses were cereceived with enthus-
iastic applause.
Mrs, Luile NJ. Gordon. the dlstIn-
Hulahed chairman Of the committee on
congresses, opened the exercises Of
the day with few Wen chosen re-
marks.
Mrs w, II. FELTON, was made chair
man. She introduced Mira, Joseph
Thompson, who made the speech OF the
day
The congress will begin business to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
MnnomANr rAILon rAILs.
NJ. David Goes to the wall ut ray-
ior-The Trustee.

Taylor, Texas. Sept. 9s.-(speciaL)-
MIR. David. a merchant tailor and
clothier OF this city. has made an as
signment for the benefit OF preferred
creditors. Assets and liabilities not
Yet announced, Gus Meyers. COM
mercial traveller, Is announced us tr1is
tee. The schedule OF preferred credit
ors Will be made public tomorrow. as
sAon as the invenfarp il mazda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Unknown Man Found With bullet
Holes in His Head.

Quintnnn. Tex, Sept 23.--(speclal)--
The body Of an unknown man was
found ON the beach near here today
two bullet holes In the head and one
In the breast and the head crushed in.
He had evidently been dead about fur
teen days. No papers or other means
OF Identification save marks u. II. H."
on his linen wore on the hj1y. which,
It thought, washed ashore, as he Is
a stranger In this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. 23.-oakley re-
suits;
Six furlongs-Oswego won, Judge
Denny second. Martin third. Time,
1:lG
Six furlongs-G. b. Cox won, King
Elm second, Springvale third. Time,
l;l5 l-2.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Wildnre
second, start third. Time 1915 ~
Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won, Sunny
second, Mariana third. Time l:lG 81 +.
one mile-Strathol won. Janus sec
ond, Bob Martin third. Time. l:44.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

London. Sept. 23.-Thc Pail Mall Ca
zette this afternoon comments as fol-
lows upon the results OF the lnternatlon-
al athletic contests at New York Satur-
day: There Is little doubt that Anne
RIGA would have won even had all OF
our best men been available.
Under no circumstances topld we
have beaten tho New Workers.. Every
Englishman who Is possessed OF any
sportIng feeling Will be glad TO express
admiration OF the excellence OF Ameri-
can athletics.
All the other afternoon Tapers COM
ment In similar spirit. making no ex-
cuse for the defeat OF the London ath-
Ieteg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

when neer Glasses Began to Fly at
Leonard.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept IA thous-
and people saw the boxing contest be-
tween Mike Leonard u3eau BrummelD
of New York. and Charles Gherig, light
weight champion OF Baltimore, at the
Eureka club tonight. The contest was
to have been twenty-five rounds. but
clnred no fight because OF police inter.
ference, Leonard was getting the best
OF II and the supporters OF the other
man claf ued he was fouled ana began
20 throw beer glasses. when the police
stepped In,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
FIRST RACE SAILED.
Ethel Wynn Won Easily over the
English Boat.

Oyster Bay, L. l., Sept. 23.-The first
OF the match, the best three out of
nye, between the half-raters, Ethel
Wynn, and Spruce ". of England. was
sailed today after Saturdays luke.
Ethel Wynn won very easily, beating
spruce W. by seven minutes forty-one
seconds over course that began with
run TO leeward for three miles and
Included a beat back on the second leg
ana q repetition OF those legs to make
the full distance. twelve miles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
WANT HIM As PASTOR.
GatesviiIe Presbyterians Are Much
Pleased with Rev. Hardin.

Gatesville Texas. Sept. 23,-(Speoinl)
There was n CONGREGATIONAL meeting
at the Presbyterian church, at which n
call was made for Rev. II. y, Hardin
to be Installed as pastor Mr.. Hardin
has served as stated supply very ac-
oeptably for the past year, 80 much so
that the church desires him as pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

several Cases OF snnStrokc Mt Hos
ton aud Providence.

Boston, Sept 23.--The temperature
In this city today equalled that OF the
warmcst day OF the year, and was
higher than that OF any day In Sep
TENDER In ten years, The thermom-
eter registered 80 degrees at l O'clock
Many prostratlons have been report
ed. 4 member OF n fishing party In
the hnrbor this afternoon was over
come by heat and fell overheard.
Providence reports 9S degrees In the
shade and one death and numerous
prostratlons from the heat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
DEoLrNED the PROPOSITION.
Clearing House Association said Is
Was Not Necessary.

Cleveland. o.. Sept. 23,-The proposi-
tion that the national banks OF the city
turn N,OOO,OO0 In gold into the national
treasury and receive In return legal
tenders was decided adversely by the
clearing house association on the
ground that now there does not appear
to be real necessity for this action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
CONDITION CHM
Mrs. John Lenveil sick !, /
town-Cot,tn R,sa,.|

Georgetown, Tex. a., 4
ial)-The condition q h.
Leavell is considered cr N.
her children are at hone u v
bell having been sunnorsi n
college. ''' :
Total wagon receipt x ,
date are $500 bales as4insl I
this time last year. fdel \
1857 1-2. ~ :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
BADLYO comm
Painful Accident 10 ia,,I
ley View

Valley View. Tex, SIT I,
ial)-Mrs. r. l.. McNeriiy 4
by a vicious COW SATURDAY "a
her husband was mllslnf 81
tered the throat on TIE Va a
up on the inside Of The jsfk,
ing an ugly and very paltti
She lay unconscious tor tnl.,
still In a serious condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
SIMS. roMNE AnRMsrEp.
Charged with AiainE In the Robbery
OF Mrs. Nettles.

Hot Springs, Ark, sept, al. C.
Nettles OF Oak Ridge, La. husband OF
the LADY who was robbed Saturday as
alleged by Dr. and Mrs. Towne al
San Antonio, arrived In the CITY to-
day and caused tho arrest OF Mrs.
Towne. Husband aud wife are in iail.
II IL claimed that they drugEed and
robbed Mrs. Nettles OF watch and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
OVERDOSE OF LAuDANuM.
1t Caused the Death of "a Prominen,
Young Physician.

Celeste. Tex, Sept. 2s.--Dr. Lydia.
mighty respected and rising young ply
stefan who lives four miles west OF
town, died this evening from an over
oose or laudanum. He was not well
not right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
ALL on noAnD wnNr nowN.
schooner Il. n. Williams sunk In
the Gale.

Escanaba. Mich, Sept. aa.-The
den from this port to Toledo, sank last
night IN the big gale ON Green Hay
with all on board. OF the crew only the
names OF Captain Hutton and Maggie
Bennett. the ntcwardness, are known,
the crew OF ave men being strangers.
The Williams was built in 1873 and be-
longed TO w. l.. Fay OF Elyria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
THE pEARy PARTY


st. Johns, n. T., Sept 23.-All the
members of the Penry party will go
from hero by the steamer sylvia to
New York They were engaged to-
day In packing specimens which Will
be transferred 10 the Sylvia.
Lieut., Peary said today he would
not undertake further Arctic work He
denies that any OF the bones of
Greely's party were found at Cape sa-
bine, but the officers, engineer, fireman
and sailors OF the Kite contradict this
statement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

VIII the watcrs-pieree OH COM
pany's Case Remain.

Waco. Tex, Sept. S.--Cspaeiai.)- 1.-THE
big suit in the B'ifty-fourth judicial
district court here styled State OF
Texas" VS.. the Waters Pierce OIL com
pnny" will remain IN the state courts.
Today Judge Scott overruled the mo
ton to transfer the case from the dis-
trict court to the Federal court. Read
ers of the Gazette are all familiar
with this suit, the object of which Is
to undermine monopoly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
pnoPosn no WAGE WAR.
IndnBa Providing Themselves win
Arms and Ammunition.

Merida. Yucatan, Sept. 23.--News
from Belize is alarming. The Santa
cruz Indians are reported providing
themselves with modern weapons and
abundant supply of ammunition and
all traders there are making money
out of this trade, even an American
merchant being especially active in
this business
The Indians now propose to night
Mexico to recover their lands and to.
hold their present strong places, where
they viii fortlfy themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Mckinney, Tex. XIX i,ss <
The Sound money M
night in Mckinney, s ". N /,
sherman, their speasss,:; . +
rlallze. and the
action. 1872