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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
WENT TO SEE HIS SWEETHEART.
Cherokee Bill Was Captured as Many Bet
ter Men Have Been.

Crawford Crosby, alias Cherokee Bill.
who participated in many wild exploits
with the notorious Bill Cook, is now in
the same Jail with his old chief at Fort
Smith, Ark. The capture was made by
Isaac Rogers and Clinton Scales, two col
ored men. The outlaw went to Rogers
house to sec his sweetheart. Maggie Glass,
a cousin of Rogers, who used all her per
suasive powers in trying to get him to
leave, but he insisted ON staying all night
and slept In the same bed with Rogers,
who had been watching all the time for
ar opportunity to get the drop OF him.
AS Cherokee Bill had his revolvers in
hand and kept his eyes moving all the
time, just when, where and how to strike
was hard to decide. and the opportunity
did not arrive until about 8 O'Clock next
morning, when Rogers struck him a blow
on the head with a club, laying him to
the floor. Then for the first time in this
notorious outlaws career he was helpless.
While he was unconscious Rogers and
Scales put handouts on him, chained his
feet together and took him in q wagon to
Wagner, but while on the way the out
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
Earning a Meal.

Having run the gamut of social gossip,
theatrical chat and political prophecy, the
women at Mrs. So-and-so's tea party out
in Lake View fell in readily with a sug-
gestion that they turn their minds and
voices to things religious and sing hymns.
One after another the rich melodies were
reelcd off, each singer suggesting in turn
a f~avorite for rendition. There Is "A
Green Hill Far Away" followed Hold
the Fort and then came Abide With
Me- This put the women in an exalted
frame of mind, and they sang Nearer,
My God, to Thee When the last strains
of the old hymn had died away a young
woman with blue eyes, whose turn it was
to select a song, said:
well, let's sing There Is a Stranger
at the Door"
Knock, knock, knock! Thumpty thump!
went a heavy fist on the outer portal.
The women, alarmed at the vehemence
of the summons, paid no heed to it. Nor
did they sing about the stranger at the
door. Who could he be? Oh, for a man
to answer that sturdy %thunper!
Whack! whack! whack! went the fist
again.
Mrs. S o,and-so pulled herself together
and timidly opened the door. There stood
a Weary Waggles.
81 herd the singin, num-" he began,
and fought yer might be kinder soft in
yer heart toward a poor Teller whut hasn't
had nuthin ter eat fer two days"
And when Weary departed that hospita,
BILE house his weight was just four pounds
more than when his bony fist, t%hwacking
at the door, interrupted the hymn that
saved him frCm starvation Chicago
Tribune.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
Loves Young Dream.

Father-Now, see here! If you marry
that young pauper, how on earth are you
going to live?
Sweet Girl-Oh, we have figured that
all out. You remember that old hem NY
aunt gave mt?
Yes"
well, I have been reading a poultry
circular, and l find that a good hen will
raise 20 chicks in a season. Well, the
next season that will be FL hens, and as
each will raise 20 more chicks, that will
be 42O. The next year the number will be
S,4oo, the following year 1853, 900, and the
next 8, 1850, 900! just think! At only sc
cents apiece we will then have 81, $50, 900.
Then, you dear old papa, We'll lend you
some money tc pay off the mortgage on
this New York Weekly.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09

by to a reporter at Fort Smith. II have
been on the scout for several years and
vas never caught before. ! would not
have been caught this time if l had listened
to the girl. She told me l had better not
stay all night at that house, but l thought
l could watch them. l knew l could whip
both Of them if 1 got a show, but they
knocked me down with a club instead of
going after their guns"
Did you ever see any of the marshals
while they were after you?'
NO, l never saw any of them except
when smoke was coming out of my gun.
If they will just put me out on the prairie,
l can whip any 1ive-yes, any ten-depu-
ty marshals in the territory" But the
marshals will see to it that he does not
have the opportunity. He is charged with
killing seven men.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
THE TWO WOMEN CASTING OUT DEVILS.

II TWO WOMEN CASTING L DEVILS.
ice every evening. These services arc call
ed Holy Ghost meetings, and at such times
the spirit is supposed to be especially pres.
ent.
AT the Holy Ghost meeting on Tuesday
evening, when those present had become
filled with the spirit, a large, portly Ger
man woman suddenly arose in her seat
and began to talk and sesticulate.
Come forward, sister; como forward, -
said the leader.
She did go forward, but on the way she
caught sight of Mr.. Levi Forgy and in
sisted that he should her. See
ing that the woman was greatly excited
and wishing to avoid a scene, he arose and
accompanied her to the altar. No sooner
had she reached that place than she turned
about, crying:
"Opon the doors, while l cast out this
devil"
Now, Mr.. Forgy isn't a devil. Neither
has he the appearance of one. He also OBJ
jected to having anything cast out of him
or being himself cast out and started to
return to his seat. This seemed to anger
the woman, who turned suddenly upon
him and began clawing him in the face.
She scratched him until the blood flowed
in prOfusiOn before he could make his cs-
cape. When he did get away, she turned
her attention to the other members of the
congregation. She walked up the aisle,
clawing at every one within reach.
Her action caused great CONSERVATION,
especially among the women, who made
wild attempts to get out of her way. Miss
Cora King was knocked down in tho wild
rush, as was also Mrs. George Malone, To
add to the connection an old negro wom-
an was seized with the spirit, had the
power and began to shout and gesticu-
late. Tho German woman kept on her
march, and being decidedly muscular it
was some minutes before she could be
subdued. She was finally quieted down,
however, end the meeting came to a close.
Some of the women had crawled under
the seats, and a number of men had fled
from the building. For a time it looked
as though there would be a panic, especial
ly when TIE negro woman began her an
tics.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
LO0oted at Last,

MI. Dumbleton, who is too economical
to keep any extra collar buttons on hand,
and who devotes a good share of his matin
moments to hunting for these maynard
essentials of male attire, startled his wife
the other morning by q more than usual
overflow of emphatic language.
whats the matter now" she OK
claimed.
Matter enough" he returned, with a
series of paralytic gasps. i've swallowed
my collar button"
THANK ~goodness!' snapped out Mrs.
D.; " for once in your life you know where
it is. ''-Boston Herald.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
A Load or His Mind.

"There is n thing that has preyed
heavily on my mind ever since we were
engaged, and l am almost afraid to tell
you about it," he said nervously.
what is it, Charlie? Speak outl'
II am a sOmnambulist."
"Oh, is that all?" she exclaimed, with
a sigh of relief. II have always been a
Universalist myself, but, of course, when
we are made one l shall expect to attend
your church. Texas Siftings.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
A Mean Man.

"This coffee, my DEAR said Kiokles,
reminds me Of what my mother used to
make"
docs 1t, reallyi" exclaimed his wife, .
pleased look coming into her face.
YES, and l used to think she made
about the worst coffee in our township"
Washington Star.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
TRIED TO CAST OUT DEVILS.
A st. Louis Woman Created a Sensation
at n "Holy Ghost" Meeting.

Wrought up to a high pitch of excite
ment and overcome by religious %fervor, a
strange woman created a wild disturbance
at the Churci of God Tuesday night, says
the ST. LouiA POST Dispatch. Believing
that she was iinDued with divine power
she attempted to cast out devils, and be.
cause the devils wouldn't go she attempt
ed to throw the other worshipers out.
The Church of God was started by Mrs.
Woodward, Il travelling evangelist. One
OF the rules of the church is to hold a serv.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
CHEROKE BILL

law slipped the handouts and quicker
than u wink grabbed at Scales revolver,
and it was only by the assistance Of Rog-
ers hat he did not secure 1t. Had he done
SO two more dead men would have been
added to the list of his murders.
II Am 10 years old and was born and
raised In the Cherokee Nation" said Cros-
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09

"Oh, it's beautiful exceedingly, but
but what is the subjcct?"
Eth? Ha, ha! Well, really, upon my
soul, l don't know. It's IN effort two
years old, and my memory's so bad that
I've quite forgotten what I intended it
for"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoas
Address Of the President ssli cdI
From Austin.


Austin, Tex, May 25.--Ths icisutf|
Is an extract from an address lsss!
by the president Of the TEXAS Cit
tian Endeavor unionf
L send to all endeavorers 10 Ted
my hearty best wishes. with the can.
est injunction to breathe nightly s2:,
any waning fires, and to kinda ~
ones everywhere, that their flight IA
so shine, and their burins zeal n
felt that men may see their good WIN
and glorify their Father, which b Z
heaven" 1 want one and oil 70 NJ
in Fort Worth, June II 70 u il'l
suggest that Sunday, June 2 b tI)
observed by all the societies a. o.
vention Sunday, also that during q
week from June to ., sunrise pHlH|
meetings be held throughout tAe slAis
imploring divine guidance and hsaii
upon our meeting. Asking your Fiy
ers in our behalf, that we MAJ II
guided In wisdom and truth, Y! "
remain, fraternally, WIN. @ BILL
The commissioner Of agrlcultus y
sGrance, statistics and history IA Y
sued the following;
Owing to the increasing nnnDr "
so-called fraternal beneficiary eila'
izations that have entered im VI
tempted to enter this state fof puha',|
within the past yean this dssls.'
believes and hopes that Noil n
timely warming and caution NAY Y.
DO amiss and will serve 70 pl, Y
people of this state on Their guar
The state is being oyerrun WIN i'a',
societies and so-oalled fraternal o's.,
izatlons, the majority Of whlca ~
out as inducements 10 Join Ia ~
dent, endowment certificates, aug y
and funeral benefits at prices 'o
in the opinion OF this depafltatas.
warrant the belief that they oan ~
ually meet their obligations q ,:.,
vide for the contemplated c0auA-
and life of the association. i,
The feature above mentlonsa
the benfts offered are coauasss VI;
Insurance, "pure and simple; NJ N,
on the methods Of regular an, XII s..,j
life insurance companies aue -
by this department ACCORDINGLY n. X,
In view Of the foregoing u y, y
missioner would caution ail ~
pie to scrutinlzs closely tns VIII ~
and particularly the right q n
organizations to do bushes. 3
state. A number have been c ,s,,,
thority to do business u M
account of their methods ~ y. A /. +
and the commissioner has fsss .i,' "
lieve that some OF these oIs s. 4. NJ
will attempt to do business .as,, y n
state, Notwithstanding al.i, ~, =
been denied them. Ano,nes J. M s,,.l'
portant point for the policy, :, \, u
cate holder to consider y" n
event or a disagreement ~ r,e,id
they would have to sue ~ .l,,,I,, !
in the state Of the org.nsss ~ q
which they were insured, . ., N III
haps. at the end OF an enp '.a l,'o,.t,l1
ton, that the association ~, ~
were based on promises vsv,,ini I'd
nothing more substantial s sa,slal Il
All letters of inquiry cc allI,, I a
particular organization M.s.a 4 n
swered, and q list fs.a ~. ssusuIlsi 4
various orders that havc .sn rt';S
TO whom authority has p
TO do business in the Gale
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27


The gentlemen of the city have
caught the spirit of the enterprise and
will assist largely to make the circus
n success. Colonel Tom Kingsley. Geo.
l. Atkins, W. f. July. Lawrence Knep-
fly, Colonel L. II. Daffan and other
prominent citizens will have charge
and will participate in the concert
after the regular performance. There
will be n genuine Wild West show, in
which fifty well-lSnown gentlemen will
appear as Indians, scouts, road agents,
trappers, horse thieves, outlaws and
prospectors. Buffalo Bill at the zenith
of his fame as Snowman will be
ecllpsed by the Wild West OF the
Charity Circus, which will join in the
grand street parade, the greatest event
ever witnessed on the face of the
earth Leading citizens will appear
as clowns and tumblers and acrobats
Trapeze performers and trick bicycle
riders have been secured In large num-
bers from the local celebrities. Tight
rope walkers, sword swallowers, snake
charmers and tight-rope dancers will
essay feats that will put Blondin to
blush. All the prominent society men
Of the town, all the leading professional
men. have been drafted into service
and each will perform his own favorite
speciality. As for clog and Jig dancing
and side show fttr'rtions, the program
VIII contain features that will surprise
Colonel Peter Sells or the Ringing
Brothers. II will be "the greatest
show on earth"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
Hoods Pills , are tas!s !, oil, 4.
i've, Alldrsgca i,

parts of the cotton belt of n, m
The list OF mills for the pts ~ ss ".
includes a cotton mill al Mors., w
Ala, one at Charlotte. N q ~
with 5000 spindles and 2ss 49, ~ !. !.
Irene, S. C. Enlargements ~ ~ Nh !
mills Will be made at Fort mn NJ n,
Piedmont, s. c. -'- y
The wood working lnsus,,y L.,
been much encouraged BY rscsr, \. u
vances In prices. and new rlas ti ~ \
been established during Ia Nh " \,
Box Cave, Ala, Pine Bluif An NJ
talbany, Ala, Rieeville, Tenn H. ~
berg, S. c., and Weston. Nv r,
Among other new Industries n 4,
week reported by the Tradpsma. N,
brick works at Ashland, XVI. cam,
les at Ocala, Fla, and LarbHns 4,
n cotton compress at Tupelo NJ
and electrical plants OF owsn,b,,l
KY and Danvllle, Va.
An ice factory Is to Be BUN 4
Plaquemine, La; the Lester luts
matte Faucet company has been N,
tered at Atlanta, Ca, with tsleja 4.
ital stock; a $4,000 telephone NH,
featuring company has been orrariis.
at Tallahassee, Fla, and an ruu nh.
ing company at Cedartown, ca,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 26.--The
Tradesman has received reports of in
dustrial conditions in all parts OF the
South for the week ending May rs.
There is much activity In the produce
tion of Iron and In the mining of iron
and Of coal. The demand seems to be
equal to the outputs, and no stocks
are accommodating. The recent adj
vance in the price OF pig iron. which
has been well maintained, has en-
couraged the building of new plants.
The Tradesman reports that n $50 ton
iron furnace is to be built at Pulaski.
Va, by the Pulaski Iron company. The
Bessemer steel plant at Bessemer Ala,
Is 70 be built at once, an appropriation
of $4,000 having been made for that
purpose, and rolling mill at Biz
mingham, Ala, is now under way, to
be completed within six months. The
English owners of the aWtts steel and
Iron plant at Middlesboro, KY, have
cabled the manager to put their iron
furnace into place July is and to put
the steel works into operation Au-
gust IS.
The Tradesman also reports that
there Is little cessation in the activity
in building cotton mile in various
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
IrAscA NoTEs

ltasca, Tex, May 25.--Nine more car
loads OF fat cattle were shipped out last
week'... Crops very fine. PLENTY az
ram. business good. =. Thirty-seven
, uoKets We're sold here for the veterans
normal for the Tenth senator,si Az
trict. win be held here this vear Ne
Ein"'n~ Juhe = md closing july 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

The Post Oak Poultry Yards Will give
a trio OF Cornish Indian game chickens.
the great table fowl Of America, valued
at $40, to the successful candidate in
your drummers' contest,
A. G. FOWLER, Prop.
Handley, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
PEAK THE pUSHER GOES HEAD,
THE FIRST MAN TO PASS SEW
ENTY THOUSAND.

SISSY JUPB SEEN AT SEVERAL
CHURCHES - HORACE MOORE
PUSHING FOR THIRD PLACE
THE VOTE YESTERDAY AND THE
LETTERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
PLANO N0TEs

plano, Tex, May 2s-N ~ ~ M
of smallpox have dsyslO OIs he 81 i'.,;'.s
DAYS The locality wihs.r.s, 4 "A ab.ui n
disease has been LIZA. raging u he i n
miles west OF Plano IN " sjd bil VI
worth WORTH neiEhborhoOd; !, Tns ai 81 "a
makes altogether I'VE .s asa'i n 4 H
have recovered and eng ots5. III s
road rSr to recovery Dr. N prisss n
otIleer.' has been using ',s n spreia,.k
himself staying II Ia 's tSrss -, !, ~
they stG are at John cOl ,1sIl' Al ~ "a
are reported doing w .saut sbsss.
Il urs reneSinr town are a.. Dss,a .' \
II W. had a fine rain yesssssd.i ~
,r, MS 'i Vas very much p'''
farmers are all smiles. IN
rd,tor--sor1y; but IN
with poetry. ~, ceesr5s TX
,,,,s ye-se Atlanta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
Old Papers for Sale
Containing Coupons
At the rate of
ST per Hundred
KILLED nv rInrrr,,r,-.
At the rate of

Elmo, Tex, May ga uttls s,ri 80
MT George King was killed nv ugbt.
nlng last evening. Also, his IIttIa no.,
hsd mis- arm broken and othnrw,se
badly hurt, but viii recover. The rest
aenee was badly damaged. Mr. king
resides about four miles south OF Isl.
mo and is prominent stockman. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

II. II. Paritan. .s.........,........
Nelson Altman. ....................
Bot Cook .....,......s.......
Tom Hanna. ............,...."
j. II. Cayanagh, st. Louis.
Martin Reed Chlteutt............,.
w. A. Helm. ....................
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

La.
Houston, Tex, May II, Is95.-tlditor
Fort Worth Gaanlte, Fort Worth Tex
Dear slr-Tho Southern Paci6c ia
connection with the Mexican lnterun-
uonal railway and the M1Nlcuu Con.
tral lallWay, offers round uip Ticket.
aan Anlonlu To the city OF Mexico
anu return good TO stop over at any
point IN Mexico within The uuai limit
" thirty days from date OF ale to
the candidate In tho Gngottc's Eurn-
renn contest who has tho largest MIN.
Der OF votes ON the morning of luna
g. TO he by him Donated 10 any inclnbpr
9l nus hmlly or 20 any friend whom
ne may wish to accompany the rral,.
elers' Protective association, txp,,r.
sion over the ufllcial route. lrsvim,,
Ban Anotnio midnight. June O. Yours
truly. l., j. pARKs
a. ,,,,.. a. o. y, ana 4. A.
W a. DuNLAP, q Il. A., NJ T. nv
w, ID. MURDOCH,
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Editor ,SG;asette' We peg to nunounee tliat
otIer bottle Of on ''l.xunflic ie,mmetp.
aldo" handkerchief eNtguct 10 II, rondi
date In tho neAetto's European rantcal whn
nsaas tns lisl sunday rnornlng Of each
III MEitlrO PEIlFUNEl,V coz
w w S,Ths winner VIZ please goil On II.
VI delivering the package.
c4lgago, llls, April is Editor Gpsottc;
Noting your European Contest We hog 10
coy that we viii Hlye 20 the WANING candl,
dgte the inject SIX tile TO be found In
". Y. BuCRLEN 4 CO.
Praprlotors Kings New Discovery and
Isuckleu's hrnica salyc.
Baltimore, Md, April 25,-Edltor Gazette,
We Will give tho winner In your contest a
very handsome silk umbrella. Yours truly,
THE BROWN CHEMICAL co,
p. S-Should any Of tho candidates feel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

tiger l does.
Why, Mars Howard. 1 members way
yonder befo dc war In ,Glavy days boul
our white foxes gwyinE. way opeI
yonder. plum outn de worl, an ! ues
wondered in my soul how dey cher got
back but dey did. Fun all ! can slt
from de white foxes and chillun, you
Is err gwine way off somewhat TOO, anu
des prays ter de good Lawd dat you
wont get plum los. but dat yer VIII cum
back ter de nome oh yer trehs, tlsHt
here whar yer was horned ana riz' VIZ
or ragiant beam OBJ sunlight er smillhs
frlie dat bright countenance Oh yours
! wild praises TO God fur de carful per-
lection from de ailments. ! haint got
but y votes dis time, but is er BWihe
ter git sum more.
Fur de love Of de Lawd Mars How
ard, will you des please tell me whar
all dess young Howard Peaks Is CT
cumln frum? Nearly cherry day !
heahs de white foxes say, darsh' an
nuddcr young Howard Peak. God Dress
you and all de balance Of de young
! Peaks anyhow, / tends ter my own
bisness 1 does. UNCLE LUMUS.
Fort Worth. Tex, May 26.-Edltor
Gazette. Enclosed herewith please ma
"a votes for Mr. II. w. Peak. Yours,
HARRY GATELEY.
stephenvlne, Tex May 25.--H. w:
Peak Legion-Gentlemen' lhelo .,,,,
please find 1856 coupons for our eandi-
date. We are whooping EN- up mere
Yours, JNO. T. DAti
Thanks. friend Day. You are MN, tIe
KIND OF Day we hke' just ht''e
b. +. GKrELEY, Manager.
49,. c,.,.
city, May 25,-Mr' II. w. Peak' Cltg
Dear Sir: Kindly allow me 10 n allu
You 80 coupons for yoursen. Wis .,,l,i
l am, With more to follow yours tfviy
NJ L. Wool'hA l.
mr. r,,,,a.
Gazette; lnctoseu ner NV ,5od PieaSe iii''
ROME SIR
n, ,,,,,-.
foft worth, Ie@'' Mny -9'-hu5 ~
GaHette' lncloaed hsreWlth pleuse nv NY
~ votes Tor my Ola TREND ao"aru W.
Peak. Yours truly .,,,..
b. w. MAssINGALE.
,,,
Fort Worth, Tex, May 2S'm a.
Fort Worth Tex, May 26'-Edltot
Gn2ettei Inclosed herewith please ma
CoRiNNE b. GATELEY.
Fort 1yortb Tsv. Nav os-rditor
f,oqrttc, rnclose5 Gereooitb niaasa And
N votes 10 be credited To- nv friend.
IL ~. pe9s More tn follow
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Nov, %vortb Tey Nav os -t,ditor
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~ votes ior Nlr. IL, w rear, the WIN
ner Oh TINS contest more 10 iol-
low -
According to promise, Miss Sissy
Jupe appeared at Cunnery.s drug store
corner of Seventh and Houston, yes
to-day morning ana afternoon. Her
old tin bread box was there also, and
big lot of coupons was placed in IT,
but they Will remain there until
/ GRtcley comes around with the key,
Here are rs just for fun.
CoNNERY.
Editor Gazette: Please find 2i5 cou-
pons, whichlwere handed US this morn
/ 10. NJ, n ,,-l,I,t av,.,