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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
DOOMED BY FRIENDS
GOV. STONE or MISSISSIPPI ron
yIcE-pREsDENT.


Omaha Neb., Sept 21--Governor J.
NJ. Stone Of Mississippi, who with his
party was entertained by the Com
merclal club today brings to the city
an aroma OF vlcc-presldcntlal boom.
He himself declares that he IL not re-
sponsble for this. when asked II he
was a candidate. or was about to an
nounec himself candidate, he said;
81 have not thought OF such a thing
and have no suspicion that anything
will occur TO Induce me TO become n
candidate. | am avowedly a candidate
for the United states senatorshlp from
my state. This IL the only Office 1
would Ike to have. Even We're qdal-
fled FOR the office OF vlce-presldent
would not seek II because | do not
want 1t under any circumstances"
but the governors friends are de-
termlned 10 make him candidate
whether he Will have II that way or
not. Speaking for them Mr. Murray
+. Smith OF Vieksbnrg said
"Some time ago the press OF Missis-
sIppi urged that there was good Vice
presidential timber In Governor Stone,
and This sentiment r. shared by all OF
his friends In that state, He Is as un-
Rwcrving In his principles as a block
OF granite and man and executive
whose honesty and ability have never
been questioned, Never has Misslsslp-
III had q governor in whom such UNI
measured reliance has been placed.
"Governor stones views regarding
ailyer are well known. ana Ind he not
been so pronounced In avowlng his
convictions his election as senator by
the coming legislature would have
been beyond question. But the over
whelmlngly strong free silver sentl-
ment In the state has been made mani
feat By the recent action OF the legis-
lature and nobody has much hope
ifst Governor Stone VIII be made
senator, though he has never yet been
defeated candidate, and has filled
every Office to which he was elected
with rare satisfaction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
THE CONSUL EXCITED
THE MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTS DnEEN STOPPED.
Fears That lie WIN Try to seize nm
Island which Is claimed
by Mexico.

San Francisco. Sept. 27.-Mexlcnn
Consul General a. X. coney. located
here thinks the contemplated eNpedl-
tlon to Guadalupe island, of the coast
of Lower California, By John Breen.
the reputed owner. OF sutcisnt serious
ness to attempt to put n stop To 1t. lie
has addressed a letter 10 W. h. Eng
lish, surveyor of customs, calling his
attention to the matter and asking
that he refuse clearance paper q pi y
vessel fitted out with an object IN view
OF sei2lng the island
MIR Breon laughed at the fears OF
the Mexican consul 1--WE ara NOS GO
Ing to seize any Mexican territory he
said. Indeed, we will scarcely touch
ON the island. going or coming. We
shall do some trading on the coast, to
pay the expenses Of the trip whlrn will
be made to perfect my title 10 the is
land The deeds and all papers icftrr-
Ing to my ownership OF me property
viii be carried on the trip aud taken
to the City OF Mexico, submitted TO the
land department, and the title - my
self made secure, ! would ha fool
to attempt TO seize any property by
force Of arms. We will carry ~ fire.
tity of powder, 80 tons to be landed at
the little port Of Atata. which cannot
be reached by large steamers. The
powder il to be used IN the mines,
The island which IL Worrying the
Mexican consul IL on the coast Il
Lower California 200 miles. aul Is $50
miles South OF San Diego. II H. 20
miles long and has an average width
OF ten miles, Its area Is ld6,i0O acres.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

urc pronVecd by Col, Rob Allssn ar
liarhwelL that 40 elections for nj M
beers OF the legislature only Whs,o citi-
gems should be elialblc
senator Tillmnr led the ni,ht agAlnet
the measure, and aa,d that 1, Would be
both foolish ana idlotir 10 10 such a
thing A motion was made 10 post.
bone the diecussion until tomorrow, Tut
riliman Jumped to his feet and loudly
exclaimed
No 10. Il go to the world that We
even took rt,me 20 conaidcr nanh q
thing. Il WIN be colpsRni biundor.
II VIII ruin US We are now trying to
devise q Law TO retain white sapfcnh-
acy ana for. Gods sake don't let us
do anything 50 ldiotic as Is ieopradlzc
what We may accomplish. The Eu-
preme court would never eanetinn auch
thinR nor would the sentiment OF tho
country counternnro It." Aidrich
tainted Tlliman with ssing afraid that
The United Statea R9my would be sent
again to South ctgoiina. and said he
had stood hefotc il once hnd was never
AFRAID. Tinmen replied II am not
AFRAID, coloacl; I AM not n fool
a vote was nnaliy taken and result
ed In the defs1t OF Aldrioha meaauro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
FARMERS JUBILANT.
OVER THE UPWARD TENDENCY OF
COTTON.
Japanese Lecturcr--Young Man sent
TO JaiI-somethinE of an Es-
capped Convict.

Mckinney Tex, Sept. 2i.-(special)
Farmers are quite jubilant over the
upward tendency of the cotton market,
and are rapidly gathering the fleeey
staple
Nearly 400 bales were sold here Yes
terday. the highest being S Ia cents.
owing to decreased acreage md raw
ages of the boil worm, Collin rounty's
cotton crop this year will fan far short
Of last years production.
n. *. Adachl. native OF Japan,
ieotured in this city last night, to q
large audience. His subject was The
story OF Japanese aud was the
first native Japanese lecturer TO ever
appear before a Mckinney audienee,
MIR. Adachl is on his way 10 enter
vanderbilt university
Judge Abernathy fined n young nan
named Womack yesterday 800 Tor eis-
turhing public worship BY nring pls-
tol. Failing 10 pay the Tine or give
bond. the young man was sent TO tine
county road. a.
hob Wcwhlrter, serving % years
sentence for horse stealing VINO ~
ctned from Huntsville penitenuary
Nandny. Is wen known IN this eounty.
h1vlng Teen ra,aec near Mckinney
ue was serving sentence from
Grayson county when he escaped. but
had been convicted on three chnrkNs o.
,hsft from this county. His trial IN
MclSInney Ia 1856 caused much Inter
Ssf becniiaa Of the prisoners acting as
M own attorney, and eloquently plead
Inc hIr cause before the rourt.
nctition u the United states con
yress 10 acknowledge the CUBAN lpAur-
fcuts was circulated In Mckinney yes
terday, and received n large number OF
einnaturfa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
coNnnSsrD Tn,isuna,s.

Washington. Sent, % 1.-The treasury
today lost &l,dO0.vOn for export which
leayea the true amount OF gold ruacrVe
at se9. 7e5.o65.
Boston, Sept, ~, .-Dick o'Brlcn of
Lewiston. Me. and Joe Wolcott we're
acquitted this afternoon on the charge
Of engaging in prize hight on August
New York. Sept. IS. THE Woril
prints the following. Shanghai. China,
Sept, IS -Saturday)-it is reported
here that the Chinese have stopped
the inquiry at ku Cheng.
St Louis, Sept ~ .--Presldcnt George
Gould OF the Missouri Pacific, accom-
panied by u party Of friends, arrived In
the city by q special train over the Wa
bash from Chicago, aud VIII remain
here q few days
Washington, Sept si.--Mrs. Mary
Daily Crook. the widow OF the late
general Crook, was buried at Arllnr-
ton beside her husband today. Funeral
acrviccs were conducted ut Oakland,
Md. yesterday.
Benton, Ark, Sept. "a Tho trial OF
Mrs. Amanda Enyart, who was In
dicted for the murder of her husband
John Enyart on july Sni 1885, was
terminated THIS afternoon by the YER
dict Of not guilty
'aHNANNANNkNf AfNAig FNlAs % ~ NNA-
office Inspector Warren this morning
arrested Eugene NJ. Marshall post
master at llazcn, Ala, ON a charge OF
making false returns Of cancellation TO
the auditor of the poFtoiilce depart
mont
London. Sept 81 One OF the princi-
pals In the theft Of $4,000 ounees Of
silver which had been shipped by WV
ian q Co Of Swansea 10 Sharn n VIII
Hams Of London, ON Wednesday, has
been arrested and portion of the sil'
yer recovered.
Minneapolis Sept 81. Attorney Gcn-
cral n. W. Childs today made appro-
prlutc application to the district court
Of Ramsay county for an Injunction 10
prevent the Great Northern railroad
from carrying out lts plan OF CONSOLE
dalton with the Northern Pacific.
Denver. Colo, Sept ~. -lioporta that
President Icftry of the Denver and
Rio Grande rRilroad, IL TO be made
president OF the Santa Fe road has
again gained currency jenny has gone
TO New York and thcre Is 10 be q
meeting Of the reorganization commit
tee there next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
HAS BEEN WORKING.
WIN Go Into the right weighius
between ioa aud ioo Pounds.
Coming 90 Texas.

New orleans. Sept. 27.-Robert Fltg-
slmmona arrived M the uity this morn-
ing from Montgomery. "hsre he rhNe
an exhibition yealerady, IN tue lfrly
were Martin Julian. Duncan liorr, the
nll-round athlete, Ernest lioelrf, me
Alsatian wrestler; Charlie Whi's end
Joe Rnuchon
lntely2" FitzFlmmons was asked,
"IIave 4? Well, guess yea, AMI nrd
work, too, l have been working IKE
trooper for the past three weeks,
and II you had seen the work ! did,
I hardly think you would eell II hght
work"
"Whnt do you think Of the stories
which are being circulated about Cor
bctrB oonditony
(which stories do you mcanf'
"oh. nbont corbctt being unable 70
light. and the rheumatism IN his leesr'
"Thcy are all chaif" he repl'ed
How about Lawyer Friend want
Ing to draw down the stake money!"
II did not have any trouble with
Friend" said Fitzslmnons. and he
In only Rore. lie charged me double
money on two or three occasions and
is sore because he can't work his
game further"
ritzsimmonH did not seem greatly
Inclined to talk about corbett or the
approaching fight, but said he was
ready at momenta notice.
GLOW much do you weigh nOWY'
FitzaRnmona replied, Il am In pretty
good condition aud weigh something
between 1872 and 1876 pounds"
i'Yon will 10 into the fight at a
heavier weight than that, though.
won't your
mo. I herdiy think 40. am good
ana strong ~ this weight and ! see no
necessity Of taking on any more fiesh
which might prove Huperfuonn."
Fitzaitnmnna ana party spent the day
visiting friends IN the city and left Mt
u. m. for Boston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
A DASTARDLY DEED.
AN Eiemr-yEAn-oLp oRrHAN crnI.
OUTRAGED.
ovcrtnisen iu II Lonely place, ana
Her cries for Help suned
With n handkerchief.

Eagle Pass, Tex, Sept 2I-(speclaD
"A most horrible and revolving case Of
rape occurred at Porltro Diag late last
night A nend in human form by the
name OF Diamond Lopez caught a little
orphan girl only 5 years old in lone
~ place as he was returning homo
from a nclghbors and sitting her
cries for help with a handkerchief
proceeded to commit the most diabollcal
OF crimes upon her person. The little
girl II now In Il critical condition, but
ls receiving the best medical and per-
sOnal attention. The flend who com
nitted the outrage was soon after
wards captured and were Mexico not
country whore lynchers are never
known he would doubtless be dealt
with by mob law before the coming up
of another sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
AN ARMY OF LAWYERS
Assembled to Discuss the Northern
Pacific Reccivcrship Question.

Milwaukee, Sept, 27.--Tho disposition
OF the designations OF the receivers OF
the Northern Pacific rond and the con.
seluent discussions regarding the nd
minlstration of the great property
brousht TO the United States cour,
room n great array OF legal tnlen,
from all parts OF the country. All
the attorneys, including Ives repre-
sentatlves, agreed TO ask the court Ia
defer action until they could hold con.
Terence and agree on some plan In
present TO the Judges. The Adams re.
organisation committee recon aended
the appointment Of Aldace H. Walker,
now receiver Of the Atchison and Al,
lantic and Pacific roads. as one OF thc
Northern Pacific receivers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
INiiu,IAN TREATMENT,
Mexican with Legs Cut on tie
ceiycs No AttentIon.

Taylor. Tex, Sept. 27--(speciaD. "A
Mexican, name unknown, while Wink :
ing In the /. & @. N. railway yards AT
this place last night was run down by
the switch engine ana both OF his legs
We're cut on Just below the knees. In
70 ms writing, IL O'Clock n. IN. today.
ne hau received no medical attention,
the compony's agent here stating thai
u the compnny's physician was called
u would Involve the company Ia n
Jaw suit. The city has made no ef-
forts TO relieve the sufferer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

st. Louis, Sept. 27.--Mllei soundmore
won, sharp second. Frank Gayle third.
Time. ~ i-2.
Five furlongs Nellie Smith won. su-
matra second. Broadslde third. Time,
sos.
Mile and q sixteenth Leader Ban
won. Prince second. Bllly Mckenzie
third Time. 1850 -,
six furlongHi Bin Ellison won. Anh-
land second, Jack Bradley third. Time.
l.ii "a, $500,
Mile. Crevasac won, Booze second.
Miss Gallop third. Time 1913.
six furIongs. Dorah Wood won. Mol
lie II second. Frau DlRyola third. Time,
I.IA Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
mnAyY nAIN Ar TEXTILE.
several showers feiI-'rwo naies OF
Cotton Burned.

remnle Tex, Sept. 97--lSpeoial) "a
heavy rain fell here las, night. begin
Ming about o'clock, and several show
crs fell through the night aud this
morning,
over 500 bales OF cotton were bought
IRON, wagons on the streets yesterday.
ANA none OF Il was sold as low as
1 cents, some going an high ~ S,3i,
q g Dickson. a farmer living Just
outside Of the city limits southwest
of Temple. lost two balea OF cotton by
llre last night. with no Insurance,
II was evidently set on IRE. and tho
officers are close after the guilty
pnfty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

VIZ mortal coll some time between
me iast evening and an early hour
w, ms head propped upon pillow
anu pool OF blood by his eide. i,vinr
upon nus body was double barrelle1
hhotsun with one barrel empty, The
huxsle q the gun was In his mouth,
NE loft hand clutchinr the barrel ~
.he, gun tightly. and cane which he
, nnu IN MS ,tight hand was upon the
uisger Of the Instrument OF death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

A mig Tobacco warehous- Burns
pown Mt Cincinnati,

Cincinnati. Sept 27.-At 2 o'clock to-
night the Commerce end OF the storage
warehouse OF the Cincinnati leaf to-
bacco company. between Race and Vine
etreetp, was seen 20 he on hrc. A ten
blow call brought thirteen engines. Tho
building was brlck. four stories high,
Aeventy-three Wide and lis deep from
aecond "a Commerce Two thousand
ana seyenty-avc hogsheada Of tobacco
were stored In II by actual count made
today. The building II very old and
mas been wateriogBed BY numerous
fIooda Both building and tobacco are
total loss Of not less than sso0oee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

Gazette Carried I, into A,hcns-Aa-
journment OF court

Athens. Tex. Sept. -tsreeIan..-
District court adjourned today after a
iull torn OF four weeks, much bust
ness being done, Two murder casca
We're tried one State vs.. James Good
Rtme Tor killing Hud Day. result. ac-
puittai; The other. State VS. l., NJ boss
while blowing In his field. Doss was
sentenced TO the penitentlary for life
FIRST news OF call for extra session
OF the legislature reached here today
through the columns Of the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

A Hotel Partly Bnrpcd n, Cameron
Light Hsin.

Cameron, TEX. sept, az tspeclan.-
The SELF House was partially burned
pnny done such valiant work tho
building and adjacent ones would have
ben. destroyed. Damages not known;
no insurance
Light rain fell all the morning the
Indications favor heavy rain this after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

New York. Sept. s7,-Brlght Beach
results.
Five furlongsi King Michael won,
Nayahoe second, Bowling Green third,
Time, 1903,
SIX furlongsi volley won. Article sec
ond, sky Blue third Time, i:i5 i-9
Mile. Alinn /. won, Nlcolni second,
Apprentice third Time. lAJ ~.
Mile. Pepper won, Charude second,
Little Tom third. Time. iI3 ~.
Five furlongsi Captive won. Emo
ti0nRl second. Imperial third. Time
1901 ~,
Mile and a sixteenth; The swain won,
Mckee second. clarus third. Time.
l.4g i-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
REMAINS UNMOVED
1, ,he oni, Thing They Have
name So Far Is TO blow
About II.

= ,..
u Francisco sept Ell i,urr"n'
| ans thing tangible upon wh'ui W
! his denial OF the eharse 'hne I've
I,.red nlnuche Lamont and Minnie
IA, bis attorneys have failed TO
'an',' a,td.nc. ~ rho fact.
SATISFACTORY VN'N''
r,tNo days ueNo'eu 70 ,"s Ns'
/, N tho defense, the trial was adj
aaon ,odov unfll next Tues
|rea 4" n'on 49, ,'..,.,.a,, ~.
! In the menhtiihe' hp""Nu'' Wv
Insa has disclosed enough 20 sPtls-
ras.cutinn that purrant's at
hf .'t a., a., da,k "a
tyA arc b''p'ih ."
/ hope thnt something may deNsipp
4 mo next few days 90 SAL. the
M. Tho yy,nl.ne,u of ehc
<one'A no ... -. 81,
nse Is maze InoIN ""P"'''- w ''''
on account OF extra VACANT as
~. ,hat Durranrs attorneys lave
~ -, ,.tot h,.,, Nhnr tie
e since '"V
ecutl0n was elkhseu IN puttus no
ana the situation looked dnrNtst
4 -nng sunday school SUI elin-
'p' Use ,,.'..... no., 1000.
lent M'orhvE DuP'e' We
81 to snap his fingers ana remark
Ms had no foars for the future of
.,,sni aWe will clear him In three
s,sei ne amid "and the pubnc
As al a loss 10 ttnder3aud now
ants name was ever connected
ne case
Z same line OF eNtravagant claims
continued when Attorney Duprey
Z bis opening speech for the de-
X, aNot only Will the prisoner tell
bis own lips the simple story OF
he on the day that Miss Lamont
murdered" said Duprey, but
Cheney will tell YOU that Dnrrant
al Cooper Medical college at the
hour when the murder of Blanche
ont IL sud to have taken place.
DIS that we wiz prove TO YOU
Durfant never tried 10 pawn MISE
onts ring Mt Oppenheim store
ne contrary we VIII bring for
ring at Oppenhelm's similar to
one worn by Miss Lamont.
o. view OF these startling statements
as At first believed that the de-
ln,sh, htVc u HtIonE oase iolu va
y, \, s w put "a severe YES, on sne
4 y we prescuu'i t9 a" oi'V Wy
A w w case o. tne 'i"ieiias erualli
ny ~, ~ ~ pwn "cis"', INV NV
polluh' = hi,pl nus not u les
c rn'sn 20 s.anu, -..,,., .. an
s sa, ~, Whp WIS eNpecteu 70 yen
NV ~, ~ LICENSE. was US strp ,n.,
'n Ky , ,ot thn persecution ,,l as nus
"a w s' ,en4 our ing me trlai. IN,
,Illai'' W. i'r ,,l,N sta ,.i...Ilt
I'M, s'a =. E enau , Iu,Llei' ut.eliuc ,,
e0hS ~ Ipp1ur h'Sulvni col,vss o., on
,,lng no u ,n 6r nav n9 regoi ,,'5ni
''n ~ .nS s yonng medical student
~ NS''''' ""'''Di"u'iueu '"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

Z, states senator Martin ne
to Express Himself.

~ l g,s,,, va. Sept s7.-comment
4Aftin.na'eu states Senator Thomas
~ NJ position In declining 10
,ias Ky niends on the silver dties-
; IL zen lneteased by Ills spcech
M x nkni before the state Dom
{ eestn.inlltsee. In which he adj
aat,i5e allowing any speakers
iai,s, ~ Virginia to come hero
'aQn agitation OF the currency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

allowed by the authorities to vIsi, the
prisoner '"'
Mr., Alexander W. Terrell, United
states minister. demanded OF the sinh.
lime Porte that the sentence of Gued.
jan be suspended until II could be-
nscertained whether or not he md
forfeited the right OF protection hy
me United states, The porte has now
po to allow the United States consul
"a Investigate the case and to see the
prisoner Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
AwArr SsnsrIdATios.


aamea sent aT,--A!n Arme-
slsiien ~ MtusaIian. who claimed 70
~ ssa, p The un!tcd States, was
A'nmea,r Ned to a long term Or
r'iasafv~' urSs the charge gr re,ne
" fsoi., y 40 American revoiu-
= luedis ing consul az Altppo.
WA confined. was not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
unLp no rnis rinsr DECISION.
oy.rru,ea n Motion for Rehesrins
of noby TrncIs Case.

indianapolis. Sept. gi.--The supreme
court this afternoon ovcrruied a peu-
fion Tor d rchenring In the kppy race
track case. The court adhered 20 va
that racing as carried ON at hopy ~
unlawful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

Armenian church Esided ana Ten
Non KlIIcd.

yarna. sept. n.-Advicea from An
,tanh stafe that ottoman piilcials
,hcrr have succeeded IN exciting Mus
srIn.n with y report % an iinpshd-
M tnassacre by Afnenianh AZ te-
sult Of this the MuAselineE accom-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

Charged with nurains mn OLA Laay
to nrnth.

Mckinney. Tex. Sept 9T-.tspcciaD.
The preliminary trial OF bod Rates,
charged With burning an old lady 10
dearth ~ Wylie three years ago.
was concluded here late last evening
In the binding over OF tho accused in
the insignificant bond OF $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
DIAMOND RonDEaY.
A store NJ Taylor Robbed Of rive
Hundred Dollars Worth.

Tavlor. Tex. Sept H.--fspeclai),-
nurine the street parade Of the syndi-
catc shows here yesterday the hack
soor of pr =. r. Cooks drug and lew
eirv store was entered and diamonds
10 the amount OF 1900 were stolen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
srAsLrY Is vAN couynn.


Van couvor, Il. O., Sept y.--Henry
NJ stanley, the well-known explorer
and member N the Britiph parliament.
has arrived here. He IL accompanied
By his wife. ana says he II simply
touring FOR pleasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28
mr WAS DEsrospryr,
Ana New MS nrninr out WIN
shotgun.

calveaton. Tex. sent % gspeciaD'
.oesnoudeiicy. the result ~ NJ health.
caused WIN. {. Elchlsr 70 shnnie on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

spain's Financial AGENT In London
paid the Gold,

washington, sept. ~ Secretary OIL
ney received Information today that
the Mora draft had been paid IN Lon
don today by tho spanish financial
agent The money was paid In gold.
ana probably will be transferred to
this country by cuble drafts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-28

NO cn1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

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