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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
Monsieur 2'Edateur

Monsieur 2'Edzteur
A la veille de la ST.. Jean-Bap-
tiste, il serait a propos de SO rap
peler que la devise de n,otre natio-
nalit6 est l"Union fait la force"
ct que, sans union il aurait 6t6 i'm
possible de faire recorlnaftre nos
au Canada.
Je veux b1en que t!out CO qui q
6t6 fait dams le pass6 q Minrleapo-
lis ait 6t6 marquee AT coin de la
bonnie fol, mails, apres avoir con
verse avec plusieurs 1membres de
nos deux clubs politiques> il me
semble quill existe un sentiment
prononc6 en- favour de leur conso-
lidation dams Iint6ret de nos com
patriotes.
En- effet qu'avons-nous besoin
de deux clubs republicans Mule
ment! Vis-a-vis >1es crosses clio
ches republicaines nous sommes
divis6s, CONNIE le prouvent nos
MONS ct nos officers, tandis QUEEN
r6alit6 nous ne formons de coeur
qu'un club. parce que j'oserais di-
re que Immense majorit6 des
membre du club Lafayette Papi-
neau %appartient a la Ligue ct vice.
versa.
La consequence est que nos CO.
mites charges de procurer de Fem,
ploi aux necessiteux So nuisent, sc
combattent ct s'annulent, tandls
que Ole Olson travaille CONNIE ur
bienheureux ct retire ses cages
chaque semaine.
AprAs avoir fait la tourn6e dt
PHotel de Vile a nos sales de
club durant tout le printemps q
avoir 6t6 renvoy6 de Ca1phe a Pi
late par nos malins 6chevins, ce'
comit6s rapportent que sur 90 G
r. qui devraient avoir de T'emploi
il y on a 7 GU s qui travaillent, Q
Dieu salt sill ny a pas des demo
crates parmi ces fortunes.
II est temps de regarder la v6ri
t6 On face ct de prendre les r6solu
lions n%6cessaires pour sauver la 81
tuation. Je sails d'avance tout G.
que ron peut me r6pondre: mai
enterrons done le pass6 une fol
pour toutes, ct 6pargnsz nous L
r6cit de cos d6sagr6ments. A quo
celia nous servirait-il pour l'avenir
A nous affaiblir advantage. Bell
perspective n'est-ce pas?
Co quill y a de plus extraordi
naire dams cette division c'es
qu'elle n'existe pas u le papier
tandis Acknowledgement les deu:
clubs SO font la mine. L'accord l
: plus touchant existe parmi SO
membres. Je vous le demande
pourquoi continuer cette situation
humiliante ct d6sastreuse?
J'espere quill y aura assez d
! patriotisme ct de charit6 parm
nos compatriotes pour oublier le
) desagr6ments du pass6 ct travail
ler de concert a former une orga
nisation assez forte pour etre res
pect6e. N'oublions pas que nou
sommes en- face de l'ennemi ct gu
toute lutte fratric1de est une trahi
son du moment que la situation
) est bien comprise.
Je vous dis ces chooses sans ar
ri6re pens6es ct dams le seul bu
d'aider les G. F., car la question
en- est arriv6e q CO point quill es
preferable de ne pas avoir de club
que den compiler deux qui santa
gonisent.
G.tE. F.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
PROGRAMME

DE ia CELEBRATION DE LA FETE PA
TRONALE DE L'UNION ST. JEAN
BAPTIsTE DE DULUTH LIE
"a JUN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
H0HO OH I,oUEST
CHICAGO ILL.,. June IL 1895.

Oh1CA0O LII, julio IL 1OOc.
The past week was an eventfnl
one in the history Of thu Democra
tic party of Illinois.
On Wednesday, the 9Th INST,
the Democratic party, through Its
chosen delegates, met at Spring
field, and unanimously declared
for the free unlimited coinage OF
silver and gold, without awaiting
the cooperation Of any other
nation, at the ratio of Is to l.
In doing. this, they accepted the
challenge of Grover Cleveland,
and are now determined to make
the fight next year on the free
coinage issue.
l was at the convention, aud
was unable to find a single country
delegate who did not favor free
coinage; but most Of them ex
pressed themselves as f%avorably
disposed toward Mr. Cleveland
personally, excusing his acts or
the ground of his surroundings,
and the pernicious influence Of
the money power, to which he
unconsciously yielded.
x-Congressman Bryan, of Ne.
brsska, electrified the Convention
by his eloquent alraignment Of
the National administration Il, in.
deed, it seemed to be a Republi
can rather than q democratic con-
vention, judged by the! applause
and cheers which every scathing
rebuke, by the orator, of President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle,
elected. After the Convention ad-
1ourned, bryan for President
was heard on every street corner.
Mr.. Bryan is aggressive, able and
ambitious, and is immensely pc
pular with the younger element.
and, in truth, has an excellent
chance to be nominated for Pfesi.
dent next year, provided, the sill
YER wing, of the Democratic party
be in the majority at tbs Nationa.
Democratic Convention.
As between Mr.. Bryan, one Of
the commoners, and MI. Whitney
one of the Standard Oil pluto
Gratis, it needs no gift of prophecy
to predict the peoples selection.
The free coinage virus has pc
netrated the Republican body
and, in consequence, the fanciec
harmony in that party is seriously
disturbed.
The "Hopest Money League" Of
Chicago is composed exclusively
of Democrats, but it's chief defen
ders are Republicans! On Friday
the 2lst inst, at Central Music
hall, Chicago, the "Ronest Mon
ey" peoples champion, Hon. Sig
mund Zsisler, will meet the Sage
of Nininge'r in joint public debate
on the currency question. It il
predicted by those who know Ig
%natius Donne]ly that when he will
have gotten through with Mr.
J Zeisler, the latter will deplore thu
fatal day he consented to meet the
author Of the Oryptogram
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Toutes correspondauces do'vent
etre accompanies dune signature
Responsible
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w. J. HUGHES
IN
226 Central Avenue.

Une introduction aux lecteurs de
CO journal nest pas n6cessaire,
ayant etc Pharmacien pendant
IL ans dams la partie Est de la
Vile, la meilleure recommends
ton est augmentation de mon
commerce. Notre devise:
Raisonnables ct
%FPrompte attention q tous
%R1ches GU Pauvres.
TELEPHONE 874.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

-C'est le journal" de Paris
qui pnbliera "Rome" lie nouveau
roman que va 6crire Emile lola.
En- l'6glise de Ia Madeleine, q
Paris, on c6lebrera le "a JUN par
un service religieux lie premier an
n~iversaire de la mort de Carnot.
La soci6t6 des jeunes files de
Danbury, Connecticut, don't cha
que membre jure de ne pas 6pou-
SCI un homme adonn6 q lus6ge
dss BLOSSOMS enivrsntes, progresse
sensiblement.
III y a en- oe moment en- Euro
pc 100000 hommes arm6s JUS
qu'aux dents prets 4 s%'entretuer,
a faire DIES veuves ct das orphe.
Inns, q inonder lie sol de sang, ct
tout celia pour maintenir la paix.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

The Central Silver and Gold Bi.
metallic Club is preparing for a
vigorous campaign Of education in
contradistinction to the campaign
of villi6cation, inaugurated by the
Rothscilds' agents. Its officers are:
President, Ex.J udge S. P. Nc
Cornell; Secretary, M. w. Mea
CHER; Treasurer, Eugene Smith.
M, w. MEAGHER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

LIE Stamp Collector Calendar, 40 So.
Sd ST., Philadelphia, est l'organe des eu-
vres du Rev. Pere M%issionnaire P. M.
Barral, hernandez une copie; un precieux
souvenir pour des timbres poste obliter6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

81 vous voulez savolr les non.
vellee, lieez PEoHo DE L'QUEsT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
DASTARDLY MURDER
MRS. RHEA MURDERED AND ROB
bed ny TWO NEGROES,
One of the Brntes Caught una
Hanged and His BODY Then
Riddied with Bullets.

osceola, Ark, Sept. if.-Mrs. Rhea.
living twenty-five miles north OF osce-
OLA was murdered and robbed yester-
gay by two negroes VIII Caldwell
was piowing in Held near the house.
ana was approached by an older negro
VINO told him that Mrs. Rhea hsd n
sum oil money In the house. and TO eo
and XIII her and return to work and
nc would get the money. CaId.yer
went TO the house and murdered the
woman with club. He then returned
10 ms work. The other negro than
Went to the house and secured the
money This morning n vo,,,. ,,,,t,a
man named Bonl, also nm en,st,' me s'e
mrs. Rhea, went TO tho hn,i,s y,
bionIs ATS, Khea lying in a pool Of
bors sANe me alarm and the reign
pectod n9 ~. Caldwell was aus
yriohtnIu hrested. He soon became
ltiIah Ic ,fs and confessed that q hed
The 80, tIs, hhea. When he. came into
Me Nm Nm Where she was with a cluh in
temnfad una approached her. she at
III IL " get revolver Off the man
Inc ~ 80 II hrst and struck her over
wall 80 several times and left. cald-
ma i'o "a keh from the deputy seerifr
Win hlIii 10 limb. and then riddled
.Fo. g 9ulets. His last words v,, re-
for ba gni SAKE hang the ia man
nv sut me TO Kill hor."
me OLD man was in .us.,.
''y oeeh lynched by this time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
LonD DrSR,SES SPEAKS.
Committeeman IRE Gentlemen, Hut
lie pliers From Them.

New York, September lin an
interview tonight Lord Dunraven
expressed himself regarding the
action of the regatta committee OF
the New York Yacht club In the matter
OF the protest made by the Defender
In Tuesdays race as follows;
81 shall sail this race tomorrow us
a sportsman because | have no occas-
ion TO do otherwise. l believe In the
ability and honesty OF the regatta
committee OF the New York Yacht
club. believe that no effort has been
made to influence their decision / be-
iieve them to be gentlemen and yachts
men.
Il do not expect that Mr.. Iselln will
offer a chance for re-sall or anything
Of that sort While It Is very certain
that Americas cup is lost by reason
Of the Nalkyrie's racing showing 1t is
not SO certain that at some time the
cup may not be carried across the At
lantlc.
THE decision OF the New York Yacht
club committee did not surprise me. l
believe that the Defender made an
heroic effort on Tuesday. l do not
think that the decision OF the New
York Yacht regatta committee Is based
on their calm consideration OF the .iigt-
ter In hand. 1 do not agree With
them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
CAPITAL CITY NOTES
GATHERED AROUND THE STATE
DEPARTMENTS.


Austin, Tex. Sept. l1-(speoial)--
The financial agent Of the state peni-
tentlaries today submitted his report
OF the condition OF the pcnltentIarles
showing balance ON hand September
l, s3s,sos.sG. OF this amount the funds
are deposited as follows: Cash on hand
at Huntsville. si2.O5i50: Gibbs Nation
al bank, s3i ,O5Os6 G. N. House. 50, Oss 10.
Ball. Hutehlns s. Co. s2,eOs .s5; Flrst
National bank. Houston. s2,sOs.9l; n.
NJ. Harrison. assistant financial agent
Rusk. $b,490.26. j. NJ. Vine. asent
Sl6l.05; A. s. Carmichael, $500. sfnts
treasury. $1,000
Charter: City Drug Store. OF Cor
s.caba.
Tax rolls; Giasscock county ssss
2gi; decrease. s.460: Harris. s2s $40
70; decrease, $,i76,76s; Kinney III
5IS946; Increase. sos -
The governor today offered a 1900 "a.
ward for The arrest o. Drew Derr yvho
gvef With numbering Robar,
smith In Collin county on the I'D Of
jay. - VI
Hon. Tom c. Thornton OF Greopv;u0
ex-ehief clerk In the departnen,
state, was here today. Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.


The Painters are playing ball and
are out after the pennant.
New York won eleven of twelve
games played with st. Louis.
Many people In Texas are anxious
to sec Defender win over the English
yacht today,
A baseball manager is seldom seen
on the grounds acting In as offensive
a manner as does Ted Sullivan OF the
Dallas team.
Manager Sullivan showed his con-
temptlble nature by telling the Dallas
fans Of his hairbreAth escapes while
In Fort Worth.
Louisville has wiped out heavy
debt and under tho enterprlslng man
agement OF John McCloskey has
promising team.
Jack Glasscocls Monday swooped
down on the Washington club and at
tached the Senators share OF the gate
receipts for the sos which. he alleges,
is due him as salary from the club.
Alderman Toole set the day OF trial
for next Thursday.
They are already specializing in New
York as TO whether or not Dave Gideon
will not place fourth Futurity TO his
credit. Gideon is said to have great
hopes OF doing the trick next year
with HIS splendid chestnut colt by lro-
uois-Carlotta. lie bought him at the
Belle Mead sale last spring for $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
MAY BUILD THE ROAD
is NOT oULIGED TO BUILD INTO
TECUMsEa.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Decides in
Favor OF the Chootaw Rail-
road Company.

South McAlester I. T., Sept IL
tspecial)-The supreme court OF Okla
homa territory has just rendered an
important decision unfolding the right
of the Chootaw railroad 10 locate and
construct its railroad through okla
homa territory with the approval of the
secretary Of the interior. The secretary
of the interior undertook TO compel the
company to divert the line several
miles to go through the town OF Te-
cumseh, and procured temporary in
junction to restrain the company from
building on direct line, which upon
full hearing was dissolved by Judge
Scott, and his decision is now affirmed
by the supreme court, both on the mer-
Its and on account of defects in the
appeal. The Choctaw railroad be-
tween South McAlester and Oklahoma
VIII be completed and trains running in
two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
ACTIVE DUTY BEGUN
SPANISH RECRUITS LEAVE FoH
THE INTERIOR.
1t Is Stated That Planters Are short
of Money and Are Joining
the Rebels.

Havana, Sept 1l.--Bstalllons of the
Sofia and Gallacia regiments left FOR
the province OF Santa Clara today to
reinforce General Arderius. The sol
diers We're given an enthusiastic fare
well by the populace of Havana.
Official dispatches report the burning
Of the small village of Buyeceto near
Manclllo by an insurgent band. The
that skirmish occurred between a
company of loyalists under the mayor
OF Ambal a town near Melilla and
Remedies and a band of insurgents.
Two OF the latter were killed.
The insurgent forces under General
Sarnfin Sanchez are reported to have
twice attacked small fort at the vii
lage OF Fomento, near Trinidad, in the
ing body was on one occasion obliged
ing body was on one occasion dbllgeo
loss
Official dispatch state that insur-
gents under command of GARLIC at
tackled the town of Charco on the river
Hondow. province Of Santa Clara. Az
Ter a brisk fight the insurgents were
forced to retreat. As they took their
dead and wounded with them the loss
sustained by the insurgents cannot
be stated
Near the river Juan, not far from the
OK Clentuesos, company of marine
infantry had a sharp sklrmlsh with a
bhnd OF insurgents, Of whom four were
Killed ana one captured
several companies OF insurgents in
the province of Santa Clara have unit
ed ana are moving in the direction Of
me province of Matanzas. A party of
spanish troops are In pursuit
Insurgents are said to have plunder-
ed a store in the district of Esperanza
ana burned plantation near Natalia
sagua, sml village near the villa
Clara.
London, sept. 1.-THE Havana cor
respondent of the Times says. ! have
Just returned from the province of
Matanzas. where | found sympathv
with the rebels In all parts traversed.
Everywhere the economic situation Is
that 1t Is difficult for planters to obtain
advances and they are unable to OBJ
tain employment for the laborers
Hence great numbers are unable to
earn enough to support life. This is
direct incentive to Join the rebels;
with them food is plentiful.
In southwest Matanzas the bandit
Matagas commands band OF 700 reb-
els, including 200 Standards.
An eN-Spanlsh official, who is now Il
planter gave II ms his opinion that the
only thing to be done II Spain would
not lose Cuba is to grant complete
measure OF self-goycrnment.
The Cuban leader of the Autonomlsts
In the Colon district stated that the
Autonomists OF that district regarded
the central command at Havana us
weak and not as furtherlng the cause
OF Cuban autonomy.
The time IL arriving when Spain
must offer absolute autonomy II IL
wishes to keep Cuba.
Maxine Gomez Is advancing toward
Santa Clara. with the object of allow
ing Roloff to advance into Matanzas.
Gen. Campos has wired TO Madrid
not 10 send further achievements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
HENRY OF NAVARRO
ANOTHER Victory ron Tnn
PLuoISY BELMONT CRACK.
Domino Ina the Lead TIN the
stretch Was Reached, nut Fell
Behind-other Races.

New York, Sept. 11.-Ten thousand
people saw Henry OF Navarro win the
race today Mt sheepshead Bay track
between the crack four-year-olds OF the
year. Henry Of Navarro. Domino and
Rey Ell Santa Anita. The race was a
sweepstake OF $1,000 each at mile and
a furlong There was some delay at
the post, but when they were sent away
Domino. who had the rail got trlne
the best OF Il, with Henry OF Navarro
keeping well mp and the California
crack length back. Not until the far
turn was reached did the real raca ne
gin. Perkins on Navarr4 then made
an EFFORT to come pp with his mount.
ard Taral. OF Domino. drove his horse
along at "a terrific rate. Here, US Rey
81 Sauta Anita starred FOR the leaders,
II seemed as though he would be In
the driving finish. When they swung
Into the stretch. Domino was sun half
a length TO the good. but was faiterlng,
and Navarro was holding ON with the
tenaoity TIM. has always characterized
his work. Taral used whip and spur,
but the gallant black was unable to
hold his own against the belmont
crack, who, just before the wire was
reached, poked his nose In front and,
driving along with undlmlnlshed speed,
. defeated the falterlng Domino half a
length. Rcy 81 Santa Anita was far
In the rear.
In the September stakes Nnnkl Pooh
has won from Counter Tenor Ia a drive,
and made u new track record at the
distance, one mile and three furlongs,
OF 2.2i.
Mile and three-slNteenths, selling
Leona Wells won. Pepper second. An
drews third, Time. a;0i i-5.
Mile; Gotham won. Lucanla second
Belniar third Time, 1910
Six furlongs, Harry Reed won; Nick
second, Walter third. Time, l:ili-5,
september stakes. one mile and three.
sighthsi Nanki Pooh won, Counter
Tenor second, Flying Dutehman third.
Time. a;2i.
Special sweepstakes. one mile and
an eighth; Henry OF Navarro won,
Domino second. Rey 81 Santa Anita
third. Time, 1853 rs.
Mile. handicap. ON turf: Discount
won. Lookout second. Harrington third.
Time, lao as.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12

Louisville, Sept. ii.--About 1900 PEG.
p We're at the Louisville Driving and
OF association to see the trotting and
Gag races. The two frst races OF
day were carried over from yea
+flay and the opening event is stlil
lceided.
ignmaries.
~ trotting, purse $1,000. Doreal
"a; Franklin second; Roettasoap
i;Aird. Time, el5 "a, ans 81; $50 IL,
IL: 2l9; AIS l-2; 2:20l-l.
Fwo-year-old trottlng. 2Ao class.
$1,000; Virgins won; Axmald second ,
Eleeirophol third. Time. 2l9i-
a;2i ~.
siZN class pacing, purse $1,000 Bright
Regent Won In straight heats; BERT
ollyer second; Earlmont third, rlme
l'Q9 i-fi 2.0S Ia; 2;i0 Ia.
Thfee-year-old trottlng. 2.29 class.
purse $1,000: Pratell won; Bessie VII.
!;22: 2;2i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
CAME TO THE RESCUE
SYNDICATE MAKES A SUBSTANTIAL
DEPOSIT.
Three million Dollars In Cold Are
Placed In the sub-Trensury
New York.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE announce
ment that the syndicate had deposited
In the sub-treasury $4,000. 900 In gold
was received at the treasury depart
ment with much satisfaction. No IN
timation had been received that a heavy
deposit might be expected. and the
early notice that sl.lOo,oOO had been
Withdrawn made the news all the more
gratifying, Beyond the remark that
II was good news Secretary Carlisle
would make no comment upon the
action OF the syndicate. Other officials
said that at no time had they doubted
the purpose Of the syndicate to protect
the reserve. and the syndlcates ac.
tlon today confirmed them IN their be-
lief that II would continue to make
good any Withdrawals that might be
made for aome time 10 come
rhe true amount OF the reserve al
tho close OF business was 5000. O03,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
RECORDS SMASHED.
TWO WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN
ny NEWTON, CLASS A.
Professional FIve-Mile Finished by
Porter of waIthHm In Rs-
piarkabIe Time.

Springfield. Mass, Sept it.-ThIs was
the first day OF the Springfield bicycle
club meeting. A large crowd was pres
ent.
A. w, Porter, Walthnm, scratch man,
as neither Sanger or Tyler started,
was winner Of the nve-mlle handicap
in the remarkable time or u:s4 s-5.
breaking the professional record for
that distance i6 seconds.
Bald proved himself the fastest rider
In the country and captured the one
mile open In burst OF speed that left
the pacing tandem behind.
OF the class y, G. r. Newton OF STAFF
tord's Springs, Conn, won three events
In two broken worlds records.
one mile, class A; G, n. Newton
won; Flelmer, chlcopee, second; Lens
ter third. Time, 2l3,
Half mile, open, class b; Bald won,
Cooper second, Rlgby third. Time.
1901 2-5.
Mile international. professional: San
ger won. Tyler second, Coleman third.
Time. 1908 20
one mile. open. class A. Newton won,
2:Oi as.
One mile open, class II: Bald won,
Cooper second Cabanne third. Time,
2;0i b.
Han mile, class A; W. S. Reynolds
won, Ray Damson second. Phillip
Pierce third, Time, / ;02 3-5
Five mile handicap, professional; A.
w. Porter. scratch, won, Con Baker
$50 yardD second. A, r. Crooks Gao
yards), third. Time. 1884 t-9.
one mile handicap, class A: G. X.
Newton (scrntchl won. j. II, Walsh go
yardO second. W. IL. MIME 90 yarGg
third Time 9.i0.
One mile handicap. class Il. G. I.
Earl u2O yardsl won. +. J. Jenny QlO
yards) second. L. d. Cabanne( scratch
third. Time, 200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
Mrs rie'sei ana Dasss,., :.
Place Where Hou.,s ~.
F'nily nars.s,.

indianapolis, Ind, s.,, i.
Marion county grand NV 4 y
noon returned an indie,,,., : J
ID IL. Holmes for tho nu,ar y,
ard Pietzel at Irvinston.
Coroner Castor Of Mari, |
says the evidence taken il II. /
Is to him conclusive. ,Ao., i y
circumstantisl. s' &
Mrs. Pietzel and her dau.A,..
testimony completed the XXI.
dence leading TO the coron ~, /,
are resting here preparstors !. \. 4
ing to Galva, III. This st,.,. (, Y
expressed a desire 10 81 II. "
lrvington where Howard pi...;
been killed. She said sha -, ~
be satisfied II she ala IA, ~ I.
premises. She and her dav,.,s
accordingly driven to H. w..
afternoon. ' 'sa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-12
PUNCHED THEIR HITS
,ppopTuNE BATTING WON THE
GAME FOR THE AoGREGA-
gIoN OF DALLAS
Pantbers Founded Clark All over
IN. Field and Teddy Had to
Change Pitchers- l

Dallas. Tex. sept n.-(speciaD-
Dallas and Fort Worth are again tied
for the Texas league championship
with two victories apiece. The home
team won today's game by better all
around work. The Painters jumped
Dnto Clark In the first inning. and also
In the second, and drove him from the
box. after getting three bases on balls,
three hits and four runs. Keefe took
rlark's place and the Panthers made no
more runs and only two singles In the
other seven innings. The Steers hit
Mccormick hard at opportune times.
The following is the score.
Dallas .....3O110O0 ? o. 3
Fort Worth .....,l , 0 900 o ~
Batteries-Clnrk. Keefe and Hodge;
Mccormick and Stanley. Umpires-
Mace and BrOdcrlck.