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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
ArrnAL ro mn pnMocM.rs.
They Are SilVcritcS, nut Would He-
fer II to Convention.

Chicago. Ill.,, Sept i6-The executive
cpnlmittcc of the state Democratic
Literary bureau, Of which Ben n. Ca.
bell Is chairman, has Issued an appeal
70 the Democratic voters IN Illinois. in
which they say that Notwithstanding
the action of the May convention there
are many Democrats IN the state, n
large majority OF voters, II IL believed.
who refused TO accept Its declarations
as the true sentiment OF the Demo-
Gratis or Illinois, II vs. contended that
authoritative declaration Of the belief
OF the party In the currency without
any national queation can come alone
Tor ita representatives In national con-
ference, The committee says: We each
and all favor the use OF silver MS
money but we are convinced that the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver
az ratio of 10 TO by this country
alone would result In disaster to tine
huslneas and commercial interests of
the nation. an opinion in which we are
sustained by the most eminent author
tiles on finance in all parties and In
all countries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
ARMY AT CINCINNATI
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE IN
SESSION.
Col. Grant Outlines the Campaign
General Would Have Done.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1.-THE twenty
second annual session OF the Army of
the Tennessee began here at 10 o'clock
this morning with an unusually large
attendance. over 100 officers OF high
rank were registered. The morning
session was devoted to reports and
routine business. In the afternoon the
distinguished visitors and their ladies'
attended a reception at Fort Thomas,
in Kentucky, te,idered by Commandant
Cochran and other army officers. The
battalion drill was followed by lunch
con. at which many ladies from Gin
cinnati, Newport and Coyington. as
sisted
General ID. b. Henderson reported
$4,000 secured for the sherman monu-
ment at Washington and $1,000 prom
ised by the G. A. r..
a brilliant array of decorations in
the fright auditorium, a house Allied
with enthusiastic members of the Army
OF the Tennessee and their friends de-
scribes the beginning of the twenty
seventh reunion.
Governor Mckinley delivered an elo-
quent welcome for the state of Ohio.
EN-Congressman John A, Caldweli
mayor OF Cincinnati spoke the wei,
come for the Queen City. The presi-
dent, General Granville NJ. Dodge. re-
sponded for the society, after which
Colonel Fred ID. Grant made the ora
ton of the evening. He outlined Gen-
eral Grants plan of campaign for
closing the war, and described the or.
der In which General Grant would have
narrated the story In the second vol
ume OF his memoirs had his life been
spared. 'e Oee"
Colonel Grant compared the move
ment OF the army of the Potomac IN
that OF Napoleon In the Russian cam
paign, while the plan in reference Ia
the whole army resembled that adnpt.
ed by the allies In their camnnign
against France In lSl3-li.
He outlined how the Confederatav
mad concentrated their troops east ~
the Mississippi into the armies Of /. ea
and Johnson; how Grant placed hInsaIs
with the Army of the Potomac vyhora
the greatest opposition was expeoted.
sent sherman against Johnston and
sheridan through the Shenandoah ,,aI-
ley' II was at the enc OF the frst
week OF this campaign that Grant
Wrote: II propose to fight n out nn
TINS line II 1t takes all summer
The second phase of the plan was 10
Keep the enemy within the besiegeI
cities, Richmond. Petersburg ana
iahta, and actively engage the outside
troops to drive all the smallest CO..,
mands to the south to devasTata IN
country from which the supplies VIZ
drawn and to destroy those WIZ wi, VIE
cred these supplies e''h-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Many of the FASTEST Men In the state
Present.

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 16.-Cycllng park
attracted n large crowd today. Inc
track was in excellent condition having
been recently greatly improved, Sew
eral of the fastest men OF Texas are
here and six state records were low
cred, viz:
one mile, competition; Hofhelnz-
200 l-2.
Half mile, professional, unpaced'
1906, :.
Quarter mile. flying start. unpaced;
Parker OF Waco, won, O;29.
Quarter mile, professional, unpaoed'
Solomon won In 0:29 1-2.
Half mile, record race: Hofhelnz,
(San AntonD, 1904.
Five mile. competition: Hofheinz,
1925, last quarter In $3.50.
Parker's work today was superb. In
Saturdays race Parker won state rec
ord being in competition. The follow
ing fast riders who participated in to-
days events leave tomorrow for Nom
terey, Mexico. under the management
OF II. d. Spore of San Antonio: w. a.
Parker George Solomon and Ed Kings
bury, trick rider. OF Waco; II. II. Hof-
heinz and Frank Crothers of San An
tonic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
SIX PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED
IN VIRGINIA.
They Were Crossing Track in a
huggy and Were struck
by n Train,

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 16.-six per-
sons were killed as the result Of a rail-
road crossing accident at Lawyers
station, III miles below here at 4
o'clock this afternoon. A vehicle con-
tanning six persons, supposed to be
Joseph Callahan of Rustburg. Campbell
county; two women, "A girl of about 10
years and two small children, were
crossing the tracks of the Southern
rhuway when 1t was struck by the
engine of a passenger train. Five az
the occupants of the vehicle were kill
ca outright and the young girl was so
severely injured that she died shortly
me parties We're unknown In the
WI, OF the accident. and It was
win difficulty and some uncertainty
mat they were Identified as the fam
ny OF Mr.. Callahan of Rustburg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
RECRUITS FOR CUBA
PARTY OF FiLiDusTERERs LEAVE
KEY WEST.
The Noted spanish Gunboat Condo
Has ncen Sent In Pursuit.
OF Them.

New orleans. la, Sept. is.-The
Tlmes-Demoerats Key West special
says; II Is stated on reliable authorl-
~ that an expedition consisting OF
several hundred well equipped men left
here about o'clock Sunday morning
for the Keys where they are to meet
u vessel that Will take them TO Cuba.
For the past several days many Cuhhns
have been arriving here whose actions
have led the United States and Span
ish authorities TO believe they were
nibustcrers, These Cubans have all
nystcrlously' disappeared and with
them many OF the native Cubans The
spanish consul cabled his suspicious
10 Havana and today the gunbont
Condo. OF Allianein notorlety, arrived
to head on the expedition. The air
Is fun OF nlibustering rumors and the
arrival OF the gunboat greatly excited
the cubans The gunboat left late
thls afternoon to cruise among the
Keys 70 Intercept II possible the MI
clustering party when they try to
cross the gulf. There is little doubt
mat al has been arranged for an ex-
petition 70 sail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
AN ENGLisHMAN,s VIEWS,
PAPER Claims That President cIeyc-
land Strengthens His Party.

London, Sept l6,-The Times this
morning in the course of an editorial.
= column In length, speaking OF pres
dental possibilities. says:
AFTER the Wilson tarifr bill compro-
nro a Ut cleveland was the most dis
eteaited man in American public life.
and the sweeping Republican victory in
NoVehper appeared to seal his fate
u democratic leader. Curlouslv
enough the second difference In his
party saved his reputation. He has
re- ., SOUND on the silver question all
one TIME and the result OF the courage
ana tenacity he has displayed has heen
Ne tG materially improve the prospects Of
campaign" ''eh'iai
,, AZ regards President Harrison. "The
ity" irominent Republican possible
HIS acts are those of an bonast ava
earnest American citizen" ''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

upon to deliver nm address. Attorney
General Harmon also will attend the
celebration and he Will be accompan-
led by Secretary Smith and probably
by Postmaster General Wilson, Lieut.
enant General Schofleld and his entire
stan, including Colonel John d. Sanger
OF the Inspector generals department,
ana Major Charles b. Schofield, Sec
ond cavalry, Major Il. II. Bliss OF the
subsistence department. also viii be
present, leaving this evening for Cln-
Cnnati To attend the reunion OF the
Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee
and proceeding thence to Chattanooga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
LOST IN THE MOUNTAIN.
strnys From Ills Party and Cannot
he Found.

Mckinney, OF New York, son OF John
Mckinney, OF Pennsylvania. has been
lost in The mountains. He became
separated from his party and in spite
OF dlligeut search no trace OF him
has been found. His father. who was
also Il member OF the hunting parry,
dead or alive.
Young Mckinney Is about % years
old and OF good physique, but was
wholly unaccustomed to ''roughing it,
and besides, was somewhat indsposed
at the time Of his disappearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
HE MADE THE QUEER
SAINT ELLIorr ARRESTED ON THIS
CHARGE.
Carried TO Pari.--omcers Have Been
on Their Trail for some
Time.

Paris. Tex, Sept ie-tspecial)--
Deputy Marshal $. T, Lindsey arrived
here today with SAINT Elliott whom he
arrested at Healdten. l. Il, Thursday
on a charge of counterfeiting. Elliott,
II Is alleged. has been operating with
others for a long time making and
passing SILVER dollars For months Of
iieers have been on The trail OF the
gang, and have already captured sew
eral. Others are sim at large. The
proof against them is very s,roag.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Guthrie Okla, Sept, ,i6. -(specal)-
Mary j. Palmer widow OF Cherokee
lndlan, has brought suit for all tho
lands on which the towns OF Blackwell,
Kay county, virginia GUY and Cleve-
land are located, She declares that the
lands were allotted 10 her deceased hua-
hand, Joe Palmer a half-breed Chero-
kee. herself and her two children. She
claims that she 'waa defrauded out OF
the ,ullotments and implicated John w.
Jordan of Cleveland. who was an Inn
portant factor In bringing amout a
settlement between the United Stntos
and the Cherokee Indians for the
Cherokee STRIP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
OLD CITIZEN DEAD.
n. J. CHAMBERS PASSES AWAY AN
cLEBuRNE.
A Prominent Figure in the p,.,or,.
of cieburne and In Te.a.
Politics.

Clehurne. Texas, Sept ls,-tspecIan-
colonel b. ]. Chambers, one on ~
Oldest citizens OF johnson county d,aS
this afternoon at $3.50 O'clock af,er ~,
Illness of several months, Col. chan.
oers was quite a prominent frpre T.
.he history Of Cleburne. as It was nv
his influence that this was made ,na
county seat, In his younger oavs he
was politician OF considerable mote
having made the race for vice nr re
dent on the Greenback tiela, 4. 80
with Weaver at the head "a 1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
INTERESTING SD
SENATOR BEN TILLnAs 40
BRoTHER CONE rodE1aii
Quarrel In Convsnilen or
Naming of a New ceu'u
south cnrolI.A.

Columbia, s. c., Sept ls-i''
ceedings of the cons'iiui's'al 7
ton today were characlsf''. !.
most exciting hit betFe's I
Tlllman and his brcthsr ~
Tillman, o.. the question q Z.
new county. George D. Il''-
SATURDAY had succeeded y =
the county named Butler .
senator Tillman was ais' Y =. .
time. and returning ioal'
to change the name 70 ~, |,
passionate speech he caal l',,, 4 /
Butler with being a w. ''',r
party and said to name y. ", Y
him was an insult 10 in' VI
George D. Tlllmau IN ril'I !
brother with fighting w WIN !
had defeated. and dranaA
ing his breast, exelaiiips 4 ..,.-'
HThanlt God, there : I, 's " = 4
my heart that woula
so low" ..,,.li n
The scene became esi'. 4
and the convention was - a,r n
ion, which contigueu u
ment at 4:l0 y. m. Il. .,4sl ?
Senator Tlllman II n ~, I'm:
ed senator Irby with no " ".
Irby in a hot sp. IS III .
Tillman for stirring W ". y
convention and said 4 n,,a,d b J
grace from a man e h nsp ~
foe and declared 'n "a r.si''
patriotism, honesty a., M az.
the equal of Tillman 2, ,.s ~ -.
in the state. When W., sss w
obtained, Senator I .,a,,aiv W
point and the new vo ", b ! q
saluda instead Of Bu'i'' =
SO to "a. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
sTucIS on DURRANT.
Married womnn Leaves Her Hus-
band for Him.

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE identity
OF a mysterious young woman who
has constantly attended the Durrant
trial and who has attracted much at
tention by her devotion TO the alleged
murderer has been discovered. She Is
Mrs. Grace Bowers, the wife OF an
insurance clerk. Last Wednesday she
left her husband as a result Of her
infatuatlon for DurTant
The trial of the young medical stu
dent entered upon Its ninth week this
forenoon. A slight changed program
for the day was made necessary by a
death in the family of Mrs. George r.
Dorgan. whose examination was not
finished when court adjourned last
Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
CONSTABLE KILLED.
HE WAS SHOT TO DEATH ny TWO
MBXICANs.
After the killing the Two Grenssrs
Make Their Escape From the
state Into Mexico.

Brownsville. Tex. Sept. iG,-(speclaD.
"A special TO the Daily Herald says
G. Guzman, a constable In IIidalgo
county, was shot and killed yesterday
twenty miles from Hidulgo while try
Ing to arrest Sefrino Dominguc2, for
whom he had u warrant. Domingueg
was with his brother and both fired.
killed the constable and also the horse
OF the deputy sherln. Both men es-
capped and have probably skipped to
Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
IT is HORNBLOWER
HE WILL PROBABLY BE PUT ON
THE SUPREME BENCH.
1t Is Stated That Senator Hill WIN
Not Oppose His Getting the
Appointments.

Washington, Sept. 16.-Doubt no lon
ger exists here of the correctness of the
Information that Mr.. Hornblower 10
to get a seat upon the supreme bench.
1t is settled that Senator Hill will not
oppose his confirmation and in all pro-
liability there will be no opposition
from any other source. Senator Hill has
modified his views of Mr. Hornblow-
er's fitness for the supreme bench since
Mr.. Hornblower supported Hill for
governor last fall, Ii is said.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
CAN CURE As1ss
49,, Hay FHysa.
= .,, voted rA'.'slss o.,
This to All srne,,,. ,'''A
on Thursday,

. The The majority !, . i
a = and XIX t'lres
after after trying a sneid w
posit,so remedies, y. y.
~ come to the ear, s,Ila'ai Z
~ no cure cure for this N ,lss, \ "
ease, and these SAM my ts','
me more In doubt ~ p1ps +
press that Dr.. Rudol,aass ssalss',
recognized authorists'pa sshl.s>
living nvins doctor. has sc SSl1.:a'a 4,
perfecting a remsS svnlstA ~
gives immediate W. s'ik "
cases but has posI ui'sl d d
sands Of sufferers Me- a "a. !
INC ineurable. These ws KEY s s.,. ID
cal as some OF our ~. l9il |,
DR.. Schiffmann's ran =, ~ n
ses SCI the merit which icS' \, =. q d
VI ne would not author,,.e .-|
announce that he 4 ~, W
sive free 70 each person ~, ~, ny !
Asthma, Hay-Fsyer' ~ pS,, 'ac'a' Il
chitis In this city on a'a.
D DC, c, OF !, his cure. but ,, ny I'D
an sufferers to cali ~ tnlI
Co.'S. drug store, 81, M.P u
: a. m tn 6 p. m. Tba s'a ~
per 10, and receive a a as'.',l
ly free Of charge. knosp' ts1as, q
ing gu, the claim he does X, ~ Y
strong doubt may arlss ~ !. !. |.
OF many, and that a =. . Y
ne offers TO all, will Be I ns.''' !.
ana prove Its merits, tbss N ~ I
ing of thousands q ts ass y y
persons who have been WI, ~
cured cure by the use Of ii, Il a, KS!
DR.. Schiffmann's AstSnaa Nv, Y
Is called, has been sold ' ~ ~
this city ever ~ y va
first introduced, alsSs...
persons may have s,e
of 1t, and It is uss s'r
TO reaching these ina, KY
offer. This is certainly q ! ~ ~
Gus and fair offer, and ali X, l
ferlng from any Of tSs H. " ss'1 :
plants should remember n ~, "
place where the distfimiI. :
made, and avail theinsrIe..,' J
same. Persons living out !, \.
who desire to test The slss'.
most wonderful remedy Nm 4.
package free by mall by vs''I !. !
X. Schiffmann, eI5 Rosah.i ~
Paul. MINI. providing lb.l,l,
received before ssnl,r,'.
as no free samples can b ssl,.
ter that date. ''''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

wounded and horribly mangled by the
premature explosion of dynamite
blast
Robert Hawk. the foreman, had both
arms torn of below the elbows, his
legs torn to pieces and both eyes blown
out. He Will die.
Pope Giger, an employe, had his
arms and legs torn to pieces. He, too.
will die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Arapahoe. Okla, Sept. lg-(Spccial) }
~, N. klmbcrlln OF Altus. Greer coun-
", was In the city Tuesday on the
trail OF Home thieves who had made
away with eighteen head 81 his beer
steers on the night OF August %. Some
OF the cattle were not branded, but
most or them had the brands III. MIR,
w. ia, uNU, HODC. N bar Connected
aud the circle $. Mr.. KlmherlIn will
give Sab TO anyone who Will furnish In
formation that will aid In recovering
the cattle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
GIVEN TO Fl. WORTH
SMITH & DARDoN TO FINISH THE
FEDERAL BUILDING.
The Interior Finish of the Handsome
New building VIII he Conn
pIeted mt Home.

Washington. Sept. 16.-(speclal)-
The supervising architect of the treas
ury today awarded the contract for
the interior finish. plumbing and APP
proaches to the Fort Worth govern
ment building TO Smith & Bardon of
Fort Worth. The work is to cost SAL
7iO, and is to be completed within six
months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Train Loaded with sugar ana iron
Was Wrecked.

Bonneville. Ky, Sept. ia Louis
Vile and Nashville freight train was
wrecked near here this morning by
the breaking Of a truck. w. l.. Pointer.
a brakeman, and an unknown colored
man, were killed. George Wurten-
bunker Of Parkersburg, w. Va, James
Wheeler of Columbus, Ohio. and zoe
Dolan Of Worcester. Mass. were in
jured. Ten cars loaded with sugar and
pig iron were smashed to pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
STILL Mellow THE MAItK.
The National Gold Reserve Continues
Around SD5,OOO,OOO.

amount OF the gold reserve at the
close OF business today was sos. 3iS. 6i2.
Since the recent heavy shipments of
gold set In the government has re-
ceived number OF offers of gold In
exchange for notes This is particular
ly true of banks In the Northwest.
where small orders are in active de-
mand In moving the grain crop, Other
banks apparently disinterested have
offered gold exchange FOR silver certln-
cutes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
STABBED THE PUPIL.
A DIFFICULTY IN SCHOOL AT snnn-
WOOD.
The Principal Infiicts n Wound ON a
Pupii Which May Prove
Fatal.

Sherwood, Tex, Sept. i6-Cspeoiai)-
This morning difficulty arose In the
school between the principal and one
OF the older boys in which the teacher
stabbed the boy in the side. The
wound may terminate fatally. The
teacher was arrested by the officers
and /, discharged BY the trustees OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

t WIN Hold II. semI-Annuul Meet
ing In Woodward.

Woodward, okla. sept, 10.-(speciaD
The Oklahoma Live Stock association
WIN hold its seml-annual meeting In
THIS city october Is and 10, Many OF
the leading live stock men OF the
southwest VIII BIO Invited TO address
the association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
KIcKnD run TAME oyrn.
Tried to break IN Wedding Reecp-
tion and Got shot.

Columbia. Ky. Sept. lG.-Tohn ana
simon Hnnoock. brothers. were shot
ana mortally wounded last niRhtat
residence OF Lane Hatfield In Greene
county Jacob Hatfield. who is a bro
Their Of Lane. had just been married
was giving reception. After the table
was set the two Hancock boys entered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Anniversary OF settlement of Cbero-
kee strip Celebrated.

Fort Supply, Okla, Sept. lG,(-(Spe-
clni)-The second anniversary OF the
settlement Of the Cherokee strip was
celebrated with a grand picnic In the
grove near here. a fne program. con-
HistinB % music and recitutinna by the
ladies md addresses by s. u. lame
and Captain II. b. Smith. was carried
out, after which several thousand peO-
pie purtook OF a barbecue dinner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
Receiver Applied FOR.

Perry okla, Sept. iG,--tspecial)--
Judge Blerer opened court for a short
ferty. representing the Central Trust
company Of Fort Worth. Texas, applied
Tor q receiver for the Campbell Com
mission company OF Kansas city for
6bQOo head OF cattle in the otoe pastures
Hon. a. IL Pierce OF Texas, was APP
pointed. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Norman, Okla. Sept. 6.-(speclnl.)-
The cotton seed oil mill started up yes
n,sfuay, employing twenty-five men.
The plant cost s22 900 ana win 10 n
great gain TO Norman. employing mon
ana bringing thousands OF head OF cat
tle into ,hls county to feed this win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Edmond. Okla. Sept, ie.--tSpeeial -
this place. has decided 10 give nor mo
TO missionary work, and having been
commissioned by tho Presbyterian For
cisn missionary society. will leave m
rev weeks for Japan TO begin active
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

They Create Quite u Sensation IN
Guthrie.

sensation was created hare yoatcr-
day by the appearance on the streets
Of half n dozen Indian squnwa wearing
boomers made OF calico OF all huoH OF
tho rainbow, They were FIRST NJ n
party Of Osages on their way to attend
u dance with the sac and Fox tribe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

IL. q. stewart. formerly living east OF
here. was yesterday convicted OF EN-
bezzlement ut Seneca, Kan. and Is also
under indictment for forgery at Falls
City. Nebraska
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Temple, Tex, Sept. 16.-(speclaD-
The new Exchange dining hall was
completely destroyed by fire tonight
about 10 o'clock. The fire originated
In the kitchen near the stove.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

Perry. okla. Sept lo.-(speciai)--
: territorial convention OF the Free
.om league, 10 he composed OF ak
,AeEates from each organized county,
ray October .. 1895, at i;so o,eloejs
{. Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
THE rN1ERNA1IoNklL, III fos''

II, & t. c, train l. !. iss,s q, !. =
D. M. makes imredlale, 41llas "
f'05 p. m. MAKES me- 4, iIlla (, a,
Austin. San Antonis. "a Ls,s'ss. q
Nexieo. Through sieepes - ~
CITY. Fort Worth anu
Hearne -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
WILL 90 10 E'H'
'"'N'f'' ,ne pefepasf'

Newport. R. +, ST gE.,s,, q,
raven and u. ~ ssl.
this afternoon ny =" vveih,ii, y.
reporter and said iiaa,.ns,r ~ r
turn TO Europe p - - \
washington, 2, ssss
Texas, has been III a "
business with . Ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17
A PREMATURE nxrLosiox
Two Quarry Laborers Are norr,s,,
Mnngied and Kmea.

pist sshnv,,ie ri, Tenn, Sept, lSAt South
at the Patton rock quarry wsr. aoorers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

has been elected pastor OF the Congre-
gationai church here and assumed
charge yesterdnY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

c. V. Jordan, stepson OF John Lutz,
died Sunday at 6 p. m. and was buried
yesterday at 6 p, m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

80 Reno. Okla. Sept H. Especially
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