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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
WITH OPPOSITION.
SAYS HE STANDS ny MS DEMO-
CRATIC RECORD. OF WHICH
HE Is PROUD.
stood Up for the south When narri-
son Was Urging the FOree
IiiI.

HsI.f-Bs-, Nd ost IL -sarato-
ft.,-rs,,,. ,.c-f..,s.-e ufsrr4 r.,a.-a.
,,.-,t 6n5s ,-s,,, r,,tta-s i-. 5istu-h il
a. his campaign FOR tbe retention OF
siarylaud progresses. though an OF the
resent indications have steadily lesn
In h,s favor. Th. Renublieun split over
the rBualrlull tlcket has In 10 passibiI-
ti-s of growth which he lrdustriausly
fermepts The race prcjIiaas and the
PARTISAN fraJulIees 20 which Doc indus
tr,.,usIv tpu..,ls ARE rotaDt and he
empi,,s fb,rt ia their tltfermgsf. 10 ia
- '...,..',,,' 80. d.. ~.
'"' -'1'1
such speech as this, made yrstelnAs
a. Princess Anne. ''F1r myself ( am
e-qsie.t s.r aalIrhtaI [ .Io.p vol
because ever. E-Funli-an. 30 matter
whe N-r ht boz from Maryland COR
,gnta4.tt...ftg .- california DISLIKE
t.- .-...r
lHl a-A -'''.' ''N' ".'' ''
ned that tag D stHglishel gentleman.
Mr.. carl browne. who marched 4l rgr
,.-.I .., $1,000. ...,.,,. ,.,-. y,-s.i-Jr. .t.r,
deIpHna's me- am even bl"." N'-
lIghtel that The arch traitor .u Hgsy-
land vgt.r g-.....i s-iT tn. r.4rtv u.st AMI
gus i-'t'-'''--' ." F'"-''
r.. Abel. fHlus lt tAe mouth oN'E Hs
name r9.a- t.ll mo .Hat tul- fgu-ata.s
N'E i'i'' -i4't i't' i' t'
Gays thl- 60 uau has lost Dol. a.Hl
No matter rH.s cause % g.-r.Hs.Uf
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
MAKES NO CHANGE.
uEruBLIcAN LEAGUE nEApat Aur-
ERs ARE STATIONARY.
strong Hut Unsuccessful Enort
Was Made to Move the League
10 Washington.

Chicago. oct ls.-After an informal
conference Of the members Of tho ma
tional committee OF the Republican
league at the Wellington hotei today
the removal Of the leagues headquar-
tiers from Chicago to Washington was
discussed. but II was decided to re-
tain the present location IN Chicago.
The formal meeting OF the committee
wac neld this afternoon, In addition
20 the removal question the committee
was asked TO adopt the Iowa plan OF
George a. Mcintyre Of Shell Rock
iowa, who is the chairman " the lea
CUES committee on organization. pra-
scented the Iowa plan 10 the meeting
The main features Of the plan are COW
Ercssional. district and county iangnes
Those present today We're General y
a. NcAlpiu, New YORK, presieent. ~.
Secretary =. y, Humphrey. New Yosk
Albert Campbell Illinois; r. Il. CON.
way. Iowa; r. q. Gray. Kansas. j n
Crawford, Kentucky; John Ga5dnay
Minnesota; Albert ~ Lee. MlasissIppl.
george w. t,uch. Pennsvvi1nio. .
CHARLES ~. Barker. South Dakota.
Lhaiies p. Peck, Texas; n ". Rnn3
tisronsin; George Christ. Afizlna. n
11t.nsiand. Okiaho;nas and W. ID. Nc.
III, naliiams OF the Republican colleo
The defeat OF the proposition to re.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
NAVARRO COUNTY FAIR.
THE ATTENDANCE GREATER THAN
EVER KNOWN BEFoRE-rHE
PROCEEDINGS.
Results OF the Races OF the tIrst
Two Days-Good Performances
by Very Fast Horses/

Corslcsua. Tex, oct. i6.-tspeciaD-
The attendance at the opening OF the
Navarro county fair is the greatest
ever known. This was truly Free
Silver Day" It had been advertised
that the Hon. ;. ". T. Lanham. tof
Weatherford, would address the people
at o'clock. and lQnE before the APP
pointed hour the people. farmers from
every part OF the country. lawyers.
doctors. laborers. business men and
others began 10 IN the grand stand ~
hear one OF the champions %. the bI-
metallic system. So close was the at
tentl5n that when o'clock arrived.
go on, go on" was heard from every
part OF the stand The people were
go interested that they preferred the
discussion az tho speech 90 % horse
race. This WAS an in marked contrast
Co sound Money Day" Oh Tuesday.
when JulE- Hardy failed 70 speak Tor
want " au audience.
The following races were run today
az the Navarro county fair
First race Hair mile dash by 2-year-
Odds, won ly Benny, EIny + SecJn4.
Mary q third. Time 800.
second race 500 trot Won by Dick
Hubbard lu --6 3-4
Third race -lj pace, LIgc + won
IN first heat IN 2.l3 IL. Onward Jewell
won IN second heat iu al1 IL.
The nrst days races We're as fol-
lows
First race. three minute pace First
neat LIzzle Frost Won time -:ls Sec
Dud heat Lizzie Frost won. time -.lg L..
ThiFi heat Llzz.c Frost won again,
The second race was a one mile tr5t
for a purse OF s--5. and was won by
Gentry Love Iu g.-I l-,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
cRooIIED WHEELS.
Even the Bicyciists Can't Keep
Things straight.

st. Louis. oct. l5.-Iu view Or expect
ed developments. Chairman Gideon OF
the national racing board OF the L.
a, W has been tclegraphed to hold
open the cases OF Cabanne. Titus and
Murphy the class b. riders who are
under suspicion OF crooked racing.
Chairman Gideon has Forwarded TO
Ctbanne who lives here. a syn0psIs
OF the evidence afalnst him. giving the
names OF his acausers and the nature
OF their evidence. Some Of Cabanue's
best friends were quoted therein A.
accusing him OF having made admis-
sions OF guilt TO them. Cabanne dir
ectet his St Louis representative tn
can on his accusers Ind ask if they mad
SO testified. The result was surprisinr
"a Gluevn's synopsis OF the evidence
a local newspaper writer who has oli
along supported Cabanne Is puoted ~
swearing that Cabaura had when inter.
him. SUM- 10
This the gentleman In auastio, do
med most emphatically. having tes,i-
hel' ne states, that Cabanna ha5
s'IenuQusly protested hfs Innocence
other local developments are said o.,
nave brought forth equal SURPRISES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
INCREDIBLE STORY.
the suHNusE ABOUT rHE ATTACH
On JOHN A. GosE.
IL l. Suggested That Convict VIII
sou Vowed Vengeance, aud
Returned TO KIN Him.

Paris, Tex. Oct. G.-tspaolall-Tt
mas been suggested that the resent at
Tempt on the life OF SIR 1nhu A ahss
Vas mhie by a man named Frank WI.
sun, who is believed 10 have ma n
srudge against him. Wilson was COM
Nlct'd here eighteen years ago OF horse
men aud sent {" the peuitenuary at
huntsville In charge OF Mr. Gosa Who
was then saeri0. Wilson made an MI.
tempt 60 escape while in the railroad
coach and sheriff Gose put the nippgrs
On MN after rubdulnE him with the
ana OF a passenger after desperate
struggle IN which Wilson tried 10 knl
him
Wilson, while serving his term IN the
lsHilehuotN Afterwards repeatedly
vowed vengeance ON the sheriff. who is
doing his duty hrIvely had prevented
him from securing his liberty. Hence
Il ~ surmised that he may have no.
tni ned after 50 long time 10 carry the
threat into execution, but me story
seems incredible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Buenos Ayres. Oct iC.-It Is reported
here that Brazil recognizes the Cuban
insurgents as belligerents.
New York, Oct 1.-THE steamer
Amsterdam with Mrs. Waller on hoard
arrived at quarantine at 1880 tonight
Yokohama, Oct. ia dispatch re.
ceived here from Seoul says that the
body Of the murdered queen OF Corea
has been found.
courcelles, oct. l6.--Emperor William
left Chateau Urville on horseback AT
o'clock this morning in order 10 visit
tho battlehelds around Metz.
New York, Oct ia meeting OF the
directors OF the Western Union Teie-
graph company was held at the COM
pany's office today and officers elected.
Alexandria, Oct. l6.-There were four
deaths from cholera at Damietta yes
terday, making a total OF nine deaths
from that disease up to date.
New Orleans. Oct. ia session Of
the convention OF the International
Assoniatlon OF Railway Bridges and
buildings was held here today.
Washington, Oct i6.-It was author.
iauve,y stated today the report that
Mgr. Satolli was 10 20 to Rome 10 az
tend the Pope's fetes is untrue.
East Hampton. Mass. Oct IL r.
Lieutenant Governor Horatlo kim
died shortly after midnight. He baS
been confined to his home since June
indianapolis. Ind. oct. 1.-THE
fourth annual convention OF the AuerI-
can Association Of State Weather SER
vices began in the capitol this morn
ing.
Washington. Oct. i6.-colonel George
;. Fisher. who was consul general Ia
Japan under President Lincoln ana 10
Syria under President Grant, died last
night 81 heart disease.
Bergen. NORWAY, OCT. ie.-The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
CONFUSED ORDERS
CAUSED 4 FEARFUL WRECK ON
THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Two Men Were killed ana NUM-
her We're FenruIIy MungIed
III the Awful Collision

Altoona. Pa. Oct 1.-two men
were killed and one was fatally and
several slightly injured in a wreck
ON the AIartinsburg branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad today.
The dead:
W, GOOD OF Henrietaa, fireman
Of the NIartinsburs train, killed In
J, q. woopRING OF Tyrone, front
brakeman OF the water train. both
legs cut of and head crushed
The wreck occurred between the
Mar,insburg mixed train hauling milk
and Altoona shop ~o!kmen and a wa
ter train mile west OF this city.
The collision completely demolished
OF The tank cars. The passenger cars
kept the track.
The following were Injured:
DAVID ARTHUR OF Altoona, engin-
Ger or the Martinsburg train badly
scalded and injured internally; cannot
recover.
HENRY BLACKBURN. engineer or
the water train. seriously but not IA
tally hurt
WILLIAM JONES OF Burkel Station
passenger was thrown through a
door and painfully injured.
BENJAMIN WEYANDT Of Roaring
spring. q passenger. badly cut about
CONDUCTOR DAVIS OF the passen-
ger train escaped with slight injury
number OF others were more or less
cut By dying glass
confusion Of orders Is responsible
for the accident. which Il The most Sc
rious that ever occurred on the Altoo-
ma division
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

taIned from the best source the fol-
lowing statement; as to the state OF the
Venezuelan question.
The Unlrpd States ambassador. the
Hon. Thomas +. Bayard. presented a
long Dole to the Marquis % salisbury
on the Venezuelan question some weeks
ago stating At length the views Of the
United States government and the rules
and policy by which they guided such
questions arising between European
governments and an American repub-
lie Up 10 the present no reply has
been given and since it advances
doctrine OF such great importance and
wide application the matter will engage
the serious attention OF the British
government for some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

move the Headquarters 10 washington
wns accomplished BY the Chicago men,
nithotph ihe officers ~ .se league Ia
vnret Weshingten- on the side o. Chi
ca -u when ths vote was taken were
Herr, ~. aper Of Arkansas. and r..
ENGLAND OF Oklahoma, ana Charles r..
Peck % Texas. voted With the officers
fNr Washington.
Republican editorial conventions were
favored and the secretary was instruc-
ted TO attend the meeting % the various
state leagues. As the question OF iqca-
tnn ot the headquarters was the prin-
cipnl object OF the meeting an ADJOURN
meut followed the afternoon session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
rnG nAcE QUESTION
In the south caroIina Constitutional
Convention.

Columbia, $. c.. Oct. 1G.-The South
Carolina constitutional convention re-
assembled today. The negro oo-hab ia e.
non question again came up ana the
whole questlon was recummitted when
the convention took a recess. The pro-
vision under consideration declares
that u shan DO unlawful FOR ans willie
person 70 marry with any person hav-
ing negro blood Ia his or her yeins
and providing for the punishment OF co,
'habttauon by the legislature. An
amendment was introduced this morn.
lnE excepting from the pr0vilons of tho
law those people In the state who
although they have a slight lntermix-
ture Of negro hlo1d, have the status or
white people. The rest o. the day was
spent principally IN discussing q MO-
vision preventing legislators ana
Judges from being candidates FOR any
other otiioe and preventing the lesisla-
nlure IRON passing special laws as TO
governments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
STRENGTHEN 6InDESELLEs
Vague Humors OF More Trouble
Heard at ConsiantinopIc.

Lonlon oct. 1.-THE C1,stAntinople
sPond0nt OF th- Times In a dis
latcn - that pspcr this morning
dwelis on the vague rrm0rs current
there and upon the .eelins OF Interest
manitsstiug !.self by 4 2 Feline on the
eourse. BY lolg faces in the b3aaars
and by niy=tcrious whispers of the
rnassacEvs tn, provinces which are
wholly unsn5stantlated.
The activity at the Darisnelias CON
tnucs and l0h0 additional men are
under orders TO Join the garrison.
New ID cries ara building - Dar-
iguos. Samazi-h and NtadEdien. lrm-
"a with heavy guns. Al the flannel
IN the town has been bought Up FOR
cartridge making. and All The whit
smiths are busy making lanterns and
canteens. Many Mohammel ms have
been arrested In diffec.af rsr;s OF
Stamboul Tor using s-dii'ous Language.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Til. New steamer win Not Lower the
Hecord.

London. oct. 1.-THE new American
Liner. 81. Paul. Cap. Jsmison, from
New York for southampton, vas sig
nailed on the Lizard a. 1p--1 O'Clock to-
nieht. The St Paul cleared the bar
at sandy Hook az 1850 p m., on oc-
tobcr and 70 minutes later the light
ship was abeam Her time "a the LIZ
al d seven ds,s four hours and
tyrt nty-tvo minutes. Allow nE Fer
seven nud @ half hours 20 complete the
voyage 20 tne Needles the time cf her
maiden trip WEI be : lays. u hours
and g minutes She VIII be seven
hours aud lfty minutes behind the
time made b. the ct. LOUIS Oh her
first trip.
To have eg1ailed She record 10 South
amptOn, giX days. ten hours ana nfty-
I've minutes made In SautempzT. 1895.
by thu FueEgt Bismarck she -. Paul
was due O. arrive 40 the Sanfl>s at
sos s. m today. She Will therefore.
be about one day and nfty-siEht min
uf-s b-riui the fastest = ylE1 OF the
Hamburg rzcer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Calvert Tex Oct. lG.-tspeeioIl-
ss!E5t race three-eishthg OF a mile
Hlsh, purse s5o-Heailight won, parol
second. Minnie Kesston third. Tim
Free for an trot or pace. purse 5000
-.'3 race-Roh Gentry won, Little Nig
second. Leona third. Time. e4s.
Three-elghths % a mile dash pirse
tiyIe-Annie G. Won. Billy Boy second.
Hattie shipley third. Time "a
Six furlunRs dash. purse xl0a-etati,
VI. won, Gearre Clark second. Ellen
Rel third. Time. l:sl.
Two-year-oll trot or pace. purse s7,-
LILLIAN won, Della Hizer second mr.
Clark third Time. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. lG--slx gnrIonvs.
Lady Courtrirht won; strathreel a.
onl Perper rive third Time. l15s.4
SNlling. mile, Isylin won; sprinr,
vale second; Major DFipps third. rime
Selling five furIonss; Pert won.
Umbrella second; Ban Johuson ILL.,
Time l.G8l-s. '"u'
selling. milo and q Steentii; Prince
third, Tins. l4s 'Nie
Five. aad a hair furlongs: Fvanesea
W,,n' helsn ". Gardner second; Han
Five fuiI0ngs. Squire q --o,. ,,.ts
q Honor second. Joe Clark third rri,oa
l.0a - AAhe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
MINERS CALLED or.
Trouble Again in the Pennsylvania
Coal Region.

Clearfield. Pa. Oct. 1s.-The miners
convention this afternoon decided to
call suspension In the North Penn
sylvania coal to take effect next Satur-
day. They also decided that no partial
resumption shall take place in the
region until 100 per cent OF the miners
have received the advance demanded.
The convention resolved u ask an ad-
vance Of > cents per ton and ~ this ad-
vance is not granted by November l..
% VIII be increased 10 10 cents. About
500 men are affected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Chicago. Oct. l6. - Jospeh Nesbitt
once known as the king OF Western
gamblers. who was worth 800 0OO lev,
years ago, ran away from the moor
farm at Downing Saturday and came
mere He was a complete wreck from
the use OF cocaine and morphine Yes
terday ne was found dead in a chean
lodging house
Nesbitt was the Acknowledged leafler
OF the Montana gamblers from isSn
to 1850. and as late as 1893 was wealtby
IN that year he came here from Den,
yer IN a special car with a party ~
gamblers. During the Worid's f,ts
he lost everything he had left TIL,
he dealt bank in Varnells, Hanklns's
ana other noted gambling honsns
About year ago his descent became
rapid. From cheap hotels he passed
10 poorer resorts, until he finally cnma
TO the cheapest OF cheap lodging houses
In the levee district.
Ten years ago Nesbitt owned can.
siderable good silver and copper min.
Ing stock and had a large interest e.,
big gambling houses in the four elites
OF Denver. Helena. Butte and Colorado
City. He had married early in no
His wife died In New York city about
three years ago. His son, father az
mother now live at Bellevue. Nah
near Omaha. His downfall was ~.
result OF investments In horses o,bini
proved losing ventures and maas VIZ,
morose. In the poke; or his coat n
letter from his son In Nebraska undar
date OF october 9, was found.
Both men and women were ,o,,,,,
who declare Neshltt was worth a MI,
lion dollars ten years ago. bit r,nra
conservative persons estimate ~
wealth at several hundred tho,,sa,ds
HIS body is now In the care IN ths
county ana VIII be buried at the ex.
pense OF the county II his relatives a.
not respond TO telegrams Sent re-, 10
Mnuf an fss..t..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Arlington. Tex. oct. le.-tsp,l
The loss on the fire here lax
was $1,000. 1t destroyed Iii
Spruance's lumber yard With q
flee. eleven carloads Of lumber y
VI lime. A stable belonging b
Spruance was also destroyed, n
with two horses. The iire Is lhal
have been OF an incendiafy !
II was one o. the worst tysI
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

suits: T"TA ~
Two miles. over eight hurd,es 81,
inE-Caracas won. Kikenrr.s s,.s..,s
Fngttive third Time. 3.5i.
Steeplechase. two rriies-Olinda p,ou
Di,sa9yereak second. Marshal third. Time,
taree mile stecple.ehase--The peer
Non' lnse % Aberrnrn second, Hespe-
SIX and one.halt furlonrs-R,iek,en
Won. irish Reel second. etl-1et-y, M,
Time. 1871 % 'nfu.
one mile-peer Slayer won. chasa.
peake second. Ny Luck third. Time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
4 DALLAS MAN
Was Heartily Chcered by the Nn-
tionnl bankers.

Atlanta, Ga, oct. l6.-At this, the
SECOND days session OF the American
Bankers association, Judge George y
AldFslEv OF Dallas was introduced
ANA delivered an address on the cur
reucN. WElch was received with eli
thusiasIo applause and was pro-
n0uuoei the hit 81 the convention.
on motion the speech was ordered
printed and sent 70 every national.
state AMI private bank in the United
States.
The convention adjourned until to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
The speeches of Mr. William Rain
ana that Of MIR James Lowenstein,
the founder OF the order. win be the
first order OF business tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

postofiee Department Reports More
hnriness This Year Than last,

washington Oct, l6.-The postoflee
department has complied the reports
o! thirty Of the leading cities OF the
United States for the third quarter On
1875 and q most gratifying Increase II
SHOWN. The tptal reeeipts for The quar-
yer ended September 80 were si.lG1. lls
as.inst sv'lSlIe for the same quarter
NY City shows an increase. Postal 81.
nclals say these receipts are sure in.
aeN " business throughout The coun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

AMI rheumatism after N,Igll
ed since the war. Jena ~
Main street. has also pc oal
after having been turner a,htisl
city hospital. and many Int, s
guarantees TO cure pei',s a
WORT aud most desp'rss.ls,ls|
rheumatism. paralysis .s.s,fl
raieIa. ITS, deafuess. eA r,d'
and tovers, liver. rtoniaessssc 'sl 4
ney, neart. lung. hrain ~ 81
Neno remedies often Ine s.,rs \
sons hesr in a few ~r,irs
can be- relieved IN a few n.'i h,
prominently cured n thil ,sn,'i
say the least the Nen1 ia 4
magical IN their effeev, ,mssl
would hardly believe y s'
tested the ineaiclnes 70,
TIE VcnO drug company ! n /
chartered concern ana ..,,.Ss
cunr. ntee the remedies N ~, n
len legal contract 10 rgs~ ,e1
II they fail. Memo TX
here by a -amous Y rsNsiJ NJ
lnlisi. WIN often max XXI
soc In n single day ~, y
TONS OF the eye IN isn
ner. Advice 70 Al 'ii,,E !
Neno's pritate psrivrs, Z,
rake elevator
.Hours . a. NJ. illi : ?. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

At New Haven: Yale. 20; Dlr,|
At Princeton: Tigers, 70: ~ ~
Seminary. 4.
At Cambridge: Harvard, ri
liams, 0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
FIRE RECORD.


Elm Mott. Oct. is.-tspsa,,ll
Perkins residence was des,r,.
fire Monday night. Loss. ,5eQ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Alexandria, La. Oct. ls.-T4
house on Glover Bros. plantan,
miles from here, valued at ss0.9zI
cd last night. No Insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

arresting Dick Dillingham; tonight, &C
eidentaiiy shot BIN In the calf OF the
leg. Wound not serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

offered a puse OF 5000 for m. N
Neednam contest, the fight M
place within two months ~
within twenty miles OF Par. n
with protection guaranteed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
VICTORIOUS YIN
ANOTHER NIGHT OF ENrhsI
AT CITY HALL.


The Great Champion o. n
Proved beyond a Donh ~
Neno Medicines We're the \
est nnd safest Means II
known to Medical science
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

s.. Paul. MINI, Oct. iG.-M. Gerhartv
s iao paa Sampbell. representing The
Npsop'e st Fort ANGLER. Wash. have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

hut salisbury iias Not replied TO
Minister Bayard.

London, Oct. le,--rhe reporter OF the
Associated Press in this city has al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Baby Ethel-"What was ! 1
about. mamma, when went 2 4
Mamma-"Because ! wouldn't
have your new doll"
Baby Ethel-"Oh. yesl Boo-ssI
hoo! '-Hurper's Bazaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

suinhur spFinrs. Tex, oct. Ia
'speeiall-ci'y Marshal erser. While
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-02-13
Defense of the Cround-hog.

We feel that we must come to the defense
of the grounding. Those who had most
faith in him as weather prophet heretofore
are now regulating and denouncing him as a
fraud. Among the papers so doing are the
Norfolk Pilot and the Norfolk Landmark
rhe Pilot says, The ground hog is an I'm
olushiDg Fraud and the Landmark says that
the grounding has proven to be base de
ceiver''
Now, these denunciations are made bee iuse
the weather has been very bad instead of
good since February 2nd.
Are not these denunciations too previous?'
The ground hog propheses for six weeks,
hat is, as we understand It, thai there will be
more good than bad weather during the peri
od of SIX weeks. aud but one of the six weeks
has passed and it IS too easily to pass judg
nent on his prophecy. There is still chance
that his prophecy will be verified. Reserve
your Judgment and hold fast to your faith
till the expiration of the six weeks; and then
it the weather has not been such as 10 agree
with the prophecy for good weather, don't
give up your faith even then, but conclude
that he saw his shadow and that his prophecy
was for bad wealth err.