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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
Is NOT A PRIZE FIGHT
THE NEW ARTICLES SIGNED CALLS
ron SOFT GLOVES AND
LOVE TAPS. i
brady speaks Mt Ministers' Meeting
ana ParaIy1es the congrega-
tioa-Fignters En- Route. /

Hot Springs, Ark. oct 1.-THE law
will soon be appealed to decide wheth-
er a scientific contest between skilled
boxers with soft gloves Is a violation
OF its provisions In tho state of Ar
kansas.
Manager vendlg said tonight:
I'VE have not come 10 Arkansas and
the city OF Hot Springs with any pur-
pose to violate Its laws. II Mr.. Cor
bett and SIR. Fitzslmmons cannot come
TO this city to give an exhibition az
Is provided for in our articles OF agree
ment as they now stand. limited
number Of rounds with soft gloves,
the authorized officers being empower
ed 10 stop the exhibition II It becomes
brutal. then the exhibition will surely
not take place In Hot Springs. The
best authority nj our service says u Is
will be no violation Of the state laws
but 20 make ourselves absolutely SAFE
the citizens committee have engaged
the best representatives. Of the legal
profession IN Arkansas, and they ere
looking diligently into the matter at
this time. We shall have "A decision
from them by tomorrow. and Ipon
Shelr advice We shall act. The mater
Will be brought into the courts as socn
as we can get II there. and by me
decision OF the courts we shall aNlce,
The Florida Athletic club desires mat
n possible the exhibition shall BE Civ
en- here, but n we cannot have the
sight here We have an absolute guurIn-
Zee OF protection from three different
places in Mexico. one Of them Just
across the Rio Grande from FL Pasp.
Until We know Just where we stand
legally In this matter here We shall do
nothing"
In the meantime the excitement runs
high. The small minority is making It,
self heard. The ministers called a
meeting az Central Methodist church
this evening and quite a crowd gath
cred. prompted By motives Of curiosity
largely.
During tine progress OF the meeting
after the preachers had had their ray
and the judges had spoken ana several
oi the church members had inyeighsd
W. a. Brady, Corbetts manager, arose
and asked II a representative Of Mr.
Norbett might be permitted 10 have
few words.
There were some expresstons OF
dissent but calls to speak"
SPEAK began 70 I'm the room. and
Brady was permitted 10 talk. Mr.
Bradys talk captured the house. and
when he finished such an acclaim alton
or cheers and handclapplng went W
rs was never before seen or 4card
In that sacred edlnce. The church
people Were completely nonplust.l.
ana IN few minutes more tie house
Was practically empty.
Corbett win be here wednesday and
given an entertainment In the urarn
house with his company All tue seats
are sold
President Dan Stuart OF the 7lori5,
Athletic club. arrived here today. lie
concuiH, as does Air Brady 20 the
statement OF Air. Vendlg above quoted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
TO PASTURES 4
AN OUTSIDE PAPER NOUN
SUDDEN Departures 4.
ITS LOST MONEY.
shook the Dust or;Fort wo,el
HIS Feet Last Thur,da,-..|
He Would Never Re,uss.

1t became known yesterdsy n,
p. suman, city circulator Of "A. n
News in Fort Worth, had dIs,,'.'
Mr.. suman made his exit from N
Some time last THURSDAY NH
went home Thursday aftsr,.,
seemed very much depressed IA
telling his wife that he would n
leave Fort Worth; that he m,
stand the trouble he had en.,.'
IN money matters. His Wife ~
TO persuade him to reconsIdsr N
termination OF leaving the I'M
consented to come down town !,
TO arrange matters. ON Nj \
nome, however, he grew desn..,.i
again told his wife that he wbs9
at once, saying that he wopd :,
somewhere ana when he becalns N
do 50 he would send FOR ths n
Mr.. Suman left the same nirht n
whereabouts are Unknown ~
been city circulator for the DsIs
Tor about a year and a half ana !
headquarters with MIR. Drurn 4!
list, on seventh street. Mr.. DIS I
suman quite wen and says n y
regarded him as a young mss 4
emplary character and correct 4
lie thinks, however. that sunni
too eNtrayagantly and got lnp (
II Is said that his indebtednes, 7
paper he worked for Ia $500 b n
was reported before leaving sua2
destroyed his account books n
Dallas paper, but there is foih
son TO believe that this Is 4 y
as his wife states the books VI.
cldently destroyed In cleaning Il
house, as she did not know EaaE
We're. Mr.. Suman has three n
end his wife is an estimabie lid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
TO FORM COUNCILS.
Effort. Made to Organize Branches
of Irish Alliance.

New York, October IA circular OF
which the following Is copy has been
forwarded to the delegates throughout
the country whoritanded the Irish ma
tional convention recently held In Chi
cage when the Irish National Alliance
WAS established.
In pursuance OF the resolutions
unanimously adopted at the convention
" the Irish Sationalists held In chit
cago, September "a, 25 and 70 last. in
augurating ana establishing the Irish
National Alliance. whose object Is The
attainment Of the complete national
independence OF ireland. we request
that public meetings be held In your
several districts to form councils OF the
Alliance and thereby enable the work
OF organization to proceed.
We suggest that no more appro-
priate date for the holding OF such
meetings can be ixed than SATURDAY
the Esd OF November next. date rem.
dered sacred to tho cause OF Irish in
dependence by the mar;yrdom OF Al
len, Larkin and o'Brlsn. twenty-eiEht
years ago"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
DURRANTS TRIAL.
4 HALT IN THE CELEBRATED Mun-
DER CASE.
There May he Continuance. ana
Perhaps the Cnse WIN GO over
TIN Next Monday.

san Francisco. cal. Oct. 1.-The
trial of Theodore Durrant for the MUIR
der OF Blanche Lamont lid not 90 on
this morning.
SO many OF the Jurors are
business men, and this being collection
day. the court adjourned until tomor-
row. II is likely the court Will take n
further adjournment tomorrow morn
ing,
Attorney Duprey ia confined to his
bed with rheumatism and his assoc
ciates VIII use this as u reason for a
continuance for several days
IN the event OF continuance II Is
likely that the trial win not again be
sumed until Monday next.
Many think that in the event the
prisoner Is convicted for the ;Uliing OF
Blanche Lamont ne viii not 20 puf ~
trial tor the murder OF Minale VIII
lame The district attorney. how
ever, has made up his mind 10 press
both cases. Just how soon the second
trial VIII begin has not been deter
mined. as date for the hearing has
not been set
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
TO STOP DYNAMITING
STRICT ORDERS ARE ISSUED III
GENERAL CAMPos.
Great Damage Has Deen Done by the
Insurgents Placing Dynamite
on Hallway Tracks

Havana, Oct. 14.-The recen! use of
dynamite by the insurgents along the
line of railroad is cuasing the authorl-
ties grave uneasiness. and 1t has been
considered necessary to employ some
special measures to suppress the prac-
tice. 1t will be recalled that on several
occasions recently dynamite bombs
have been hurled at railroad trains
containing passengers and details OF
troops and dynamite has also been
found placed upon the tracks. Consid-
cradle damage has been done in this
manner, and fears are felt that great
er harm may come from the practice.
with the view of checking It and pre-
venting further attempts Captain Gen
eral Martinez de Campos has pub
lished an order that all trees and
bushes shall be cut down and that all
huts shall be removed within a dis
lance of 200 yards OF railroad tracks on
both sides. 1t is further ordered that
no one shall be allowed TO approach
the trains. Niolators OF these orders
are to be sfnmarily court-martialed.
Captain General De Campos also
publishes an order which proclaims
that he will continue his practice OF
pardoning all the rebels who lay down
their arms and surrender themselves
" lHe uutHolltles except the chiefs.
These latter are to be subject to the
decision of the captain-general, who
will investigate and ascertain whether
any of them have been guilty OF out
raseous conduct In the Instruction.
As further warning against the use
OF dynamite severe Spanish laws en-
acted In Spain In 1894 as result OF the
attempt at the Lyceo at Barcelona are
to be published here
The column OF Colonel Crinrhau nj
Sahcu Espiritu went in pursuit OF a
band OF insurgents. two OF whom were
killed and one captured.
General Campos and Brlgadler-Gen-
eral Gonzales Munez have arrived at
Santiago de Cuba from Manzanlllo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
THE HARD HITIERS.
ARKANSAS BArTIsTs AFTER the
FIGHTERS.
The Observation-Disclosures Fight Is
Classified with "GambiIng and
Kindred DevIItrieS."

New Lewlsvllle. Ark, oct, -(spec-
ialj-At the meeting OF tho Column
Baptist association, one OF the most
influential bodies in Southern Arkan-
sas. which is now In session at Buck
ner. there were over COCO people pres
ent at the dinner which was served on
the grounds.
Or. W. a. Clark offered the follow
Ing resolution, which was enthusiast
cally adopted
Whereas, prize lighting Ia a relic Of
harharlsm and inscparable from gam
bling ana kindred deyIltries; therefore,
Resolved, That We. the representa-
ives OF the 2oQ0 Bnntists of the Column
bia association, together With many
other citizens OF Columbia and adjoln-
ing counties. do congratulate the gov
ernpr OF Arkansas for the heroic efforts
he II making TO preserve our good
name from being inHultcd by rutiians
whom Texas has declared outlaws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
EXCAVATIONS mEEr AGAIN.
John l.. sullivan and Paddy Ryan
Put on the Gloves.

Jersey City. N. j.. Oct, 1.-THE bene-
III boxing exhibition for John l.. sulll-
van given tonight by the Hudson
Athletic club filled the big Oakland
Rink. sullivan and ex-Cnainplon
Paddy Ryan boxed three rounds. In
response TO calls for. u speech Sullivan
said
Il am a pretty good old aas been I
have always made mistakes, bot lave
n warm heart. have always been an
American. l have never been defeated
but once and that was by the present
champion | wish him success. but l
wish TO say this now, l am aat his
friend"
The last remark made sensation
Parson Davies introduced Paddy liyan
who got almost as much hpplause as
sullivan. The eN-champlon boxed
lively but struck no heavy tiows sui
ivan was the more aggressive, but
honors were about even. \ score OF
nght and medium weights lave ex-
hlbitions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
FOR "RECIPROQl|
A MASS MEETING OF FORT Y
woRKINGMEs
To De Held sunday, oetohn
o p. M.-"We Patronifs y
Who PntroniHe ts''

The subject of "RecIprocity "
cussed with much interest az y
lar semi-monthly meeting Of u
Assembly last night, at wa'1
was n good attendance ana y.
thuslasm in regard to the nav
ure about to be made.
A resolution was adopted 2
mass-meeting to be composed Y
bers OF all the labor organi'ss'
Fort Worth to be held at ths Z
Sunday, October "a. at : III
which steps will be taken 70 Y,
agreement having for ~ M
motto: I'VE Patr0nlze Thess Y
tronlze U.s."
Messrs. w. A. MCMILLAN. "
OF the Assembly. and j. \. WI
NJ. II, Kettler were appoinu,
mittee OF three to secure inr w
auditorium of the city han On
named above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Lexington, Ky. Oct. li.-The trots
were attended by six thousand peo-
pie.
Weather fine. track fast. Boroal took
the Kentucky stake, after hote con-
test with Oakland Baron, Fred Kohl
and Kill1na
Summaries:
The Kentucky stakes, for year olds.
$1,000: Boreal won, Fred Kohl second,
Killona third. Time 2I-2 l-2. 2I4;
2l4; 2:l6; 2l7 Ia; 2I6 1-2.
Free for all trottlng; purse, $1,000:
Nightingale won In straight heats,
Lockhart second. Time, 2l0 "a. 2ll;
2.09 10,
o6 class. pace. purse. $1,000: Star
Pointer won. Gunette second. Era Ca
pei third Time. 2:O6 "a; 2;O7; 2:O7 Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Hot Springs, An Oct. i4.-The attt-
tude Of the governor and the county
authorities. as shown In their express
sions In the past day or two, mas re-
Hulted In a new phase OF the situation
as regards the cOrhette- Fitzslmmons
exhibition. There can now be no pos-
sible question that 1t VIII take place In
BOT SPRINGS Oct. 81, but under a pro.
posed modification Of the articles Of
agreement ~ a meeting between the
ciiizens committee and Manager Ven
d. of The Florida Athletic club and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Wednesday. The attempt TO pull of
the fight will be made at Wilmington
Park. and not at Spring Lake.
The contest will be limited to a stated
number of rounds with soft gloves.
Brady says that Corbett will leave San
Antonio Monday night, travelling until
morning. then stop and do his train
Ing during the day. resume his journey
Tuesday night and arrive In Hot
Springs on Wednesday morning.
He will go into training on tho morn
ing he arrives. while IL Is not known
positively. the superstition is that Cor
bett will make his headquarters at
Spring Lake and Fitzslmmons at
Mountain Valley,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
A DRUNKEN FIEND
MURDERS a YOUNG LADY IN THE
STREET OF AN OHIO TOWN.
Abe Terrible Tragedy which ues
CURED at HopedaIe. in Tnat
State, sunday Night.

steubenville, o.. Oct. l4.-At Hope
dale, O.. last night. Mss Buckingham,
a highly respected lady. was met by
drunken man named Leggett. The
girl stepped on the sidewalk to avoid
Leggett, but ne grabbed her by the
arm and with an oath drew a revolver
and shot the young woman through
the heart. He escaped, but was quick
~ oyertaken by a mob, which was
about to lynch the murderer. When he
was rescued by officers Of the law.
cited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
rNDEn ANormER NA,lr.
Prise Flights Are Glove Contest. In
Arkansas.

Little Rock Ark. Oct. ia telc.
phone conversation was held this ar
se,n9on WIN NE Hot Springs News
tes concerned are hopeful that the
nght VIII take place. and preparations
Tor the mill ire being made rapidlyl
Brady arrived Saturday evening from
san Antonio, and does not appear IN
The least disconnected by the attitude
OF COY. Clarke, Public sentiment at
hot Springs ~ In favor Of the mill
ana the people seem determined II
have Il. corbett Ia expected to arrive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
HAMMERED mrs HAND.
Fitz.immons Meets win nm Accident
while Making n Horseahoe.

Corpus Christi. Tex. oct t4.-fsna.
cial )--Fitzsimmons VIII probably re-
main here the entire four weeks not
wlthstanding the reports that he Will
,eaye Tor Hot Springs at an early day.
While Fltz was making u horse shoe
N blacksmith shop today he mashed
ms ieit hand badly. He says it has
peen MS misfortune TO briiise himself
Two sor three weeks before each fight
'that VIII not Interfere with my fRht-
ing, my blood II in primo condition.
ana the bruise VIII soon be well.r Fifty
simmons took a six mile spin on his
wheel this morning. and this after
noon put IN three hour solid work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
A CASHIER CAUGHT.
HE HELPED TO run AN OKLA
HoMA BANK,
And Now the sheriff Is Going After
Him to Take Him Back
to Perry.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Oct. Ia
Fred w. Farrar OF Oklahoma was ar.
rested at the European hotel on in
structions from Sheriff John A. Halsen
Of Perry. o. II.
Farrar was cashier of a bank In
Perry and is charged with receiving
deposits after the bank had become in
solvent He claims that he resigned
September 10 and the bank failed after
That date, 1t is understood his attor-
neys have applied for writ of habeas
corpus. sherim Halsen is now ON his
way here with requisition papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
HUNTING ron WITNESSES.
Detective Geyer I'm Toronto on the
Holmea Case.

Toronto. Ont, oct. i4.-Detective
Geyer. who has made himself famous
by his connection with the Holmes
case. is in Toronto to secure evidence
against Holmes. He will endeayor TO
secure the attendance OF seven or eight
witnesses from here, among whom Will
be Mrs. Nudell and daughter from
whom Holmes rented the house. from
the cellar OF which the skeletons OF the
children were found. The undertaken
who dug up the bones will also be
good witness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
DR.. Andersnn Mmi ne,Irn.

New York, Oct l4.-An evening pa
per asserts that Dr. II. A. G. Anderson
will resign his position as president Of
the German reform union at the meet
ing to be held tomorrow night, on ac-
count OF the action Of the general COM
mittee on cooperating with Tammany
in the municipal campaign The meet
ing Is to be a protest against this coali-
ton, ard Will be addressed by Theo-
dore Sutro, Carl Schurz and others,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
EIoHrEEN MORE WILL GO.
Wholesale Executions OF Criminals
Planned In china

New York. Oct 1.-THE World rrints
ms morning the following Dispatch
90 CHOW. China. October H. true4lay).
As a result OF the British consul's ltiter-
view with him the viceroy hBs Ggreed
10 execute eighteen more mcu accused
OF numbering missionaries upmcGiately.
The consuls and the magistrate are
empowered to pass sentence hereafter
without reference 10 the Victory. The
concessions are due to the presence
here OF five british men OF war
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
WANTED At GUTHRIE.
An Invitation Is Extended to Corbett
and FitHsimnions.

Guthrie. Okla. Oct. 1.-THE state
Fair association today talegrlpled
Corbett and Fltzsimmons inviting
them to hght at the state fair grounds
here.
seventy-fve oklahoma editors who
leave tomorrow for an excursion to
Galveston. will call on the Florida
Athletic club at Dallas. and assure Il
OF the support OF every newspaper in
the territory to bring the light Of
at Guthrie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

FreIEhts TO the West VIII lie Made
Very Cheap.

Denver. Col. oct. 1.-THE Santa Fe
made u slash on freight rates today.
cutting to 20 cents from the Missouri
river; % cents from ST. Louis and 80
cents from Chicago on fifth class. The
Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific. Bur
lingtOn and other roads have met this
and VIII continue to do so unless the
meeting OF yice-presidents In Chicago
on Wednesday VIII stop the war"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. IN. b. Falcon
g. Cos large dry goods and millinery
store was closed on a chattel mortgage
today. The company has been COM
s'dered one of the most substantial
houses In the West. Competition by
the big department stores is regarded
as one of the factors in the failure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

The German steamer Emma sink,
the French Boat Pnciuuc.

steamer Emma coliided with the
French bark. Paclque. on Spurnheud
on Monday morning. and the Pacique
sank in fifteen minutes. Twelve per-
sons were drowned. inclulng Captain
Cigarro OF the Pacique, ami the pilot
The Emma was badly damaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Chatham, Ont. Oct. l4.-A notice
Was posted today in he banking house
of = Barfoot, stating that the bank
had closed, as the owner deemed II
wise 70 liquidate, owing TO the large
Withdrawals OF deposits and underiy-
ing distrust causing further loss and
no hope OF gain. The failure is a great
surprise. The liabilities are in the
vleinlty Of $500 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
A nxycIlInu uurned,

Henrietta, Tex. Oct i4.--(speclaD,
The dwelling house belonging to J, II.
Henry. occupied BY Andy McMurtry
burned last night about o'clock. House
and contents total loss. Insured In
the Fire Association for $500 on build
Ing and $500 on contents. which Will
probably cover the loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

The Secretary of the Alabama Com
mercInI AssocintIon.

Waco, Tex. oct. N.-(Speclal)-Wa
entertained a distinguished visitor this
morning. Col VI. +. Thompson Of
birmingham, Ala. was on the streets
for short while He is secretary of
the Alabama Commercial association
and also OF the Commercial club of
Birmingham. Mr.. Thompson was fore
man OF the jury that sent Dick Halves
to the gAllows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
COMM


Hollidaysburg. Pa. Oct. l4.-Execu-
lions to the amount of $4,000 We're Is
sued here this morning by the II A.
Claim company OF New York, and
other creditors, against Frank NJ. Nor
store at Altoona
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

BERTHE Nichols, aged II. stt
NJ. l.. Nichols. who resldei
South Side, fell out Of a PEI
yesterday afternoon and bfal'
bones OF his right fore arm
He was attended by Dr. y
Mitchell and is doing well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Washington. oct. 14.-It was stated
at the city nail this afternoon, that
the grand jury, which has been lnvesti-
eating the case of Miss Lizzie Flagler.
charged with killing young colored
boy last August, had voted to return
an indictment charging Miss Flagler
with manslRughter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

The Case Against Al nutehIson Not
Decided.

Waco. Tex. Oct. 14.-(Speclal)-Al
Hutchinson, on trial for cattle theft,
Will have TO wait for his verdict an
other term. The jury In his case failed
to agree, after having been out since
Saturday, and were this morning dis
charged. They stood II for acquittal
prominent Tennessee family. His
mother is here from Memphis attend
Ing the trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
WONDERFUL GROWTH .
The business DuiIt Up by First-
Glass Hotel.

Waco. Tex, oct 14.-Speclal.-Th
Winn House continues to. attract WIS.,
itors and home people alike. The busi-
ness built up by this hotel n such a
short time is wonderful. Everything
is conducted in the most modern and
comfortable plan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Of the Royal Victoria Yacht club and
to the challenger. making this an
nouncement These cables were the
result OF a meeting Of the Sew York
Yacht club, which had been specially
called last night to consider the chal-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
ACCEPTS rIn CHALLENGES.
The Yachts WIN Race for AmerIca's
Cup Next season.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE challenge
for the Americas cup by Charlcs nay
Rose OF London has been formally ac-
cepted. Secretary j. s. V. oddle Of
the New York Yacht club tonight sent
a caelegram 10 Secretary rheliussen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
FIRE RECORD.


seguin. Tex, Oct. lI.-(speclal)-
Groebs hall. several miles from Sc
gum. burned down last night: loss,
$4,000; Insurance, 1900. Fire started In
store room adjoining,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
DEsOLATIoN.
A Terrible storm ON the North,yest
Coast of Mexico.

san Francisco, Oct. ia severe
storm has occurred on the Northwest
coast OF Mexico. a hundred and eighty
-FOUR houses were destroyed at La Paz
and sixteen vessels wrecked there. Ter
rlDIe destruction all along the shore,
north Of Guayamas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15

Cholera and Rumor- OF War Among
the knnRkas.

Honolulu. Oct 7.-Cholera Is sub
siding The natives are alarmed from
another source. II is reported that the
South American adventurer, Ezeta,
has enlisted In the service Of the ASH
ford brothers and is about TO appear on
the island at the head Of an armed
force for the purpose OF oyerthrowlng
the present government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-15
DIVES HEsITATEs.


London. Oct 1.-THE Times. speak
ing OF Secretary Carlisle plans for cur
rency reform, says a great deal de-
Ponds on the specific proposals, and in
Inmates objections OF business men who
may hesitate to commit themselves TO
the new system or currency.