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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-20
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-20

@eiommtSobl mGuuli6er 9ebrer 1884
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gebter al Snabenl1ulen 80 Sdiiler uuo aui
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-20

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
wcc,iI m Wi,nrton couut,,

Wharton, Texas. September 9o.'-'rhc Post
reporter was shown today O number OF
cotton hollis. IVY Mr.. Douglass 5orrel, af-
nictod with Spanish weevil. Thry were
taken from the plantation az MIR. Fritz
Ahldag. The bolls look like they were
attacked by the common boil worm, but
uIOn closer inspection It is easily to be
seen that they are not the same. The
woevil attacks the upper part OF this holl
while the worm begins his work where the
stem Joins the boil at the base. Mr..
Al ldag states that these are the nrHt "
the vermin he has seen Ia the county
and that already they have damaged his
crop, From other parts OF tho county
comes the same report, II this disease
becomes general, It Will tell heavily upon
the cotton crop Of Wharton. Already six
teiiths Of the planted crcp IL lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Karnes City. Texas. September go.-Dlz-
iriet court convened here today, Judge
S. y, Grimes Of Cuero presiding. quite
u larEe docket Is to be disposed or tho
criminal sldo seeming to have the greater
number OF cases. There win be three
weeks term OF court. quite large NUM-
Der of visiting attorneys are In attend
anee, among whom are Hon. John H..
Bailey, II. y, Peasants, Con. u. c. Proc
tor and v. u. Proctor OF Cuero. Hon. l..
II. Browne OF San Marcos. Il. II. Lane
and z, II. Mayneld OF San Antonio.
Today NJ II O'Clock IA portrait OF Judge
Daniel ID. Claiborne. FOR long tlmo
judge OF this district, was presented TO
the court and placed IN the main court
room. Hon. L. II. Browne OF san Mate
made neat presentation speech,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
WEATHER nproprs.

Nom. September IA cool norther has
boen blowing here all day today
vhcolock, September sa-A cold n9rther
has hcan blowing since Saturday evening;
no rain vet: stock water scarce and GRAPES
drying up.
Bolvilie. September aO.--A chilling Wind
has been blowing since Saturday night
ami 1t Is still Interestingly dry. with no
prospect Of rain.
Victoria. September @-A genuine
rorther was welcomed yesterday morning
and 1t still fingers. The weather IS de-
llightfuiiy hrAcing.
Comanche, September IA heavy rain
yesterday evening has cooled the atmos-
pherc Cloudy and cool northcr blow
ing this morning.
New waycrly. September 3o.-Thore is
still strong north wind blowing and has
been since Saturday. the 18th instant
early frost IL expected.
Corpus chrleu, September so-A nnc
rain visited this city yesterday morning
and the good II has done Will be meal
culabo Many cisterDs were dry.
Richmond. September s0-Today has
been the coolest FOR years for this timl
Of tho year Several parties were seen
TEDDY on the streets with their overeoata
on.
Peoas, September SOFT has been rain
ing almost continuously for three days
and there Is no present prospect OF a
cessation. II has turned cold also and
fires and winter clothing are In demand
Richmond, September IA cold wave
struck this place this morning at . o'clock.
which was the first norther OF any con-
sequence this season. Late this evening
/ the thermometer fell degrees. This IL
as cool as 1t ever got here this time OF the
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

He u mhled from his weary wheel.
And act II by the door.
Then stood az though he ioyed 10 feel
His feet on earth once more.
Ana 1s he mopped his rumplcd head,
His face was wreathed IN smiissj
"A very pretty rum" he said;
81 did hundred milesl'
"a hundred milcsw l cried. "Ah. think
What beauties you have scent
The reedv htreama where cattle drink,
The meadows rich and green.
Where did you wend your rapid way
Through lofty woodland aislerc"
He shook his head. al can not say:
did hundred milesl"
"Nhat hamleis saw ) our swift tires spinT
All. how J envy you
To lose the city's dust and din,
Beneath the heavens blue:
To get breath OF country ART
To lean DER rustic stllesr'
He only raid. tile roads were falri
/ dld a hundred miiesl'
Harry Romains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

eheek the spirit Of violence which at
present has but too great an ascendency
~ the unuirs OF our Nation. What will
iDe the Consequences God only knows.
uhe symptom, however Is favorable and
appears to have powerful effect on those
VINO have beea the most yiolent--this is
me decision of the senate OF Pcnnsyl-
Yania on the impeachment Of the judges
OF that State.
The interest you have for yourself.
your attachment to your family aud the
honOr peace and prosperity OF your coun-
Try, call loudly on you TO lndcavor 10
chcck this violence; but, Sir You will
pardon me for thus intruding on your
time and attention when | tell you that il
flows from u real friendship for Yourself
and an inyiolublc attachment 20 the In.
terests. peace and prosperity OF our com.
mon country.
We have had severe cod pirtcr for
this climate and tile whole If the south.
ern country has been covered with snow.
Tho poor people have been and are suf.
tering extremely for want Of food and
fuel and forage is very scnrcc-so much
so that 1t is considered that one.half OF
their stock must be lost.
| am, with due respects. yonr friend
and NJ. G. State. Martin Chittenden.
The Honorable James Galusha.
rus letter was written IN pain hand
carefully folded. sealed with red wax
and sent without envelope. There is no
postage stamp and on one corner of the
letter after being folded is the following
In Mr.. Chittendcns own hand: Free, NJ
Chittenden."
On the back of the letter in pr. William
Carey Cranes handwriting is the follow
ing note of explanation;
Letter Is by Hon. Martin Chittenden
NJ. G. from VI. In 1905. Gov Of Vt
during last war: refused to allow VT
soldiers to oppose the British ut Platts
burg The person TO whom written was
his brother-in-law, his predecessor in til,
guhcrnatorial chair for FIVE years and
his successor for four years.
The last war" referred 10 in this not,
refers TO the war of 1872.
Bruce Il. oliver.
Correspondent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02


Edna, Texas. September 30.-rhe prca-
bytcry Of Western Texas concluded It's
business Saturday night and adjourned to
meet In Pine Street church, San Antonio.
October 6. 7.90 p. m, The next spring
meeting viii DO in Rockport, at which
time Rey. II. N. Hall win preach ser
mon on missions and Rev, a. @. Jones
on Presbyterian government Elder Miles
s. Bennett Of Cuero has been In attend
ancc at the SESSIONS of the pteshytery.
He was in the organization of the synod
OF Texas at Austin october 30. 1851.
Saturday evening the nreabytery re-
celved the sad intelligence Of tho death
OF Rev. Il. c. Garrison AZ cuero. and q
committee was arpoinied TO rrepnre a
memorial. Joeephus Johnson. ID, and
A. p. II. McCnrdy left Immediately bv
private conveyance TO attend his fiinaral.
Rev r. l.. Dnhrsv preached delight
FIJI sermon Yesterday at II n. m. and
Rev. A. q, Jones gave an interesting dis
course last night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Mona, Texas. September 2a,-Rey. J. c.
Borden OF the Christian denomination n
holding services at tho Union church to-
day.
MIR !. u. Harrington of Plank is teach
ing singing school here TO a good class
Quite II number OF young people, mclud-
lng the Mona choir. have gone to Hooks
Switch, Texas TO participate In the sing
Ing with the East Texas singing tonven-
tion. which convened there yesterday
DR.. Il. l.. Clough OF Hooks Switch was
In the city this week looking after "a
tents.
The Mona Mills company are expecting
to start up on Gull time October 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

beaumont, Texas. September 3o.-Mr. +.
c. Henderson. Of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Trust company, who has been
IN the city several days. left for Hous-
ton tonight accompanied by his attorney
Mr.. j. II. Lainer. lie will return the lat
ter part OF this week. when Il Is expected
the deal for 81. ono acres OF Jefferson coun-
IS lana viii be closed and the deods Of
transfer filed.
Senator X. A. Greer left for Austin
toright to attend the SPECIAL session Of
tho legislature.
Tho Southeast Texas Medical associa-
tlen VIII convene In this city tomorrow
night The meeting promises to 10 In
tercsting.
Judge y Ksnrhev DR. n. r. Sea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

ISOLATION was organised Saturday eyon-
Ing with the following officers: ]. X.
coloer. president; J. NJ. II, Randle vice
president; w s. Grant, secretary. r..
Hunt. assistant secretary; ] n. sublct,
treasurer. The executive committee Is
composed Of the following. J. NJ, II.
Rande. chairman; ]. II. Hughes. rccrc-
iary: f. Llt;lvs, treasurer Il. NJ. Maekey.
]. X. Colbert, W. d. Grant. j. =. Fer
guson. S. Il. Bailey. S l.. Love, w. VI.
browning. J. ~ suhlot.
Tho next meeting ~ tho association VIII
he held on the second Saturday In oc-
tcher at the high school building in this
ciiy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

New Vim, September B,-colton re.
ceipts at this point this season arc 2oyJ
bales fully cre-halt OF the crop IL sold.
Last years shipments were 9ig9 bales, In
ten days there VIII lot he Il lock to pick,
Crop turns out fully co per cent short.
The heavy rain OF the goth will helm gar
Gems some. but did damage 10 the cotton.
As the staple hangs very loose, the wind
tore II from the boil and the ground at
places is covered with tho feecy staple.
Rain has not benefited cotton as q was
too late. and most plants are hcycud re-
demptlon. Trade Is dun YET expectations
are good as soon IA cold weather sets
In. Farmers are marketing cotton ns
fast as gathered. but all refuse to sll
cottonseed at present prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Edna, Texas September 90--hn off,
GERS plense look cut FOR and arrest John
shmlih, black negro. about 30 or 30
years old; . feet 10 or II inches high.
weight 100 or i65 pounds has large mouth.
upper front teeth protrUde wearing a
Mexican straw hat when he left herr; Is
easily Identified, 10 is m ESCAPED coun-
~ convict, Arrest. Jail aud wire mo at
my expense. Ben Milby. Sheriff. Edna.
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Victoria, Texas, September sO-Furthcr
Inquiry among the people OF Victoria de-
velops very respectable opposition to
the prize nght. While nearly everyone
favors the enactment OF n law In line
with his views. there Is a division OF sen
timent on the question Of lts taking ef-
feet at once. Hon j. ~ Mitchell viii vote
for u bill TO take efrect Immediately, al
though he is opposed to the call for an
extra session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

When the world N fast as,cop.
Along the fnidniebt shlen
Az though II were n Wandering cloud.
The ghostly Dream. shin tlies.
An angel atands al the Dream.sb,n,.
helm.
An angel stands nj tho urow
And an angel stands az tho Dream. ship's
With ruc-wreath on her brow.
Tho other angels sIiver crowned
Pilot and holmrman are.
Tosse,h the dreams afar.
Tho dreams they fail on rich AMI noor
They fail on Young ana old,
Ana some ar drenma ~ ,,niS
-, ....... -. .,...
gu sVl''v ~. u.enn,,, ''". WI" WI" IVY
sa Nnu SOM .nas ',vit 10 M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

strunk end Captain 4. 1. iteilie. OF Jas
per. arrived In the city this Afternoon
and departed Tor Orange tonight. These
gentlemen are committee from Jasper
selected for the purpose OF conicrring
With the pcopie or Orange Regarding
railroad from Orange TO Jasper The
details OF this contemplated road were
published In Tho Post about two weeks
ago.
j. y. capron. OF New orleans IL m
Beaumont registered at tho Crosby
house. lie will remain In the city this
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Comanche.- Elder g. Miller VIII begin
n pro,racted meeting at the Church ~
rhrist on Friday night before the 9Th
Sunday in next month.
Riehmond.-Rev. Seth Ward. the IRE
siding elder for this district. preached a
grand sermon SUNDAY morning; his sub
ieot; Fam | My Brothers Keeper7" His
Illustrations were fine and 10 the point
and his sermon was very forcible and at
the right time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Victoria, Texas. September so,-lrorty
carloads Of cattle were loaded for Emit,
Texas. at Guadalupe today. belonging 10
MIR. John Guitor
AIr w 8. itoslsins. formerly superin-
,tndent OF the Victoria division, returned
yesterday from New York. accompanied
by his wife. who has been spending the
summer In Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
KIrbyvIlIe,, rir.t unby,

Rlrbyyllle. Texas. September %. Pat
Hammer has the proud distinction OF being
tho father OF the first baby born in Rir-
hyville. nm 81 pound girl being born ut
his house at 1880 this morning. Mother
and child doing we'll This baby will be
presented with building lot by the own
ers OF the town site. so IL IL generally
undarafood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Lodbetier. Toxns, septombor 30,--Thc
quarry here, operated by the Galveston
Construction company, resumed work this
morning after being idle about three
weoks on account OF scarcity OF rock
cars. Superintendent Burke took advan-
tnge OF the slack period and has put HIS
plant In such good shape that he hopes
TO show steady output OF twenty cars
per day IN future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
COTTON.


comanehe. September 99.-About 1900
bales OF cotton received zip to last night;
prloen ranged yesterday from to So
wheeioek. September sO.-Cotton receipts
up to date. 100 bales. this day last year,
$50 bales.
KlrhyYille, September 29.--cotton has
commenced 10 come In slowly. The staple
Is reported to be much superior to that Of
former years. Competition will make u
lively meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Granger, Texas, September so.-,rhe fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by tho
people OF Granger on last Sunday
Resolved, That we indorse the action of
Governor Culborson IN his efforts 10 pre-
vent the brutal prize light advertised TO
take place In Dallas TcNns. In neSt
month, and that we hereby pledge him
our support and aid IN every lawful cffort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Richmond. Texas, September so.--The
case OF 3. u. Mcfarland and Louis
V ngtine waa dismissed today In the dis
trict court.
A large number OF country people were
In town today. this being the second week
OF the district court. They were sum
moned on special venires. as this ~ tho
week set for most OF the criminal cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Comanche. Texas. September 9.--Gov-
ernor Culbersona rall for an extra session
here
Bob Slack has invented a bucket mAde
OF cloth. ana by hanging Il out IN the
wind water In 1t Il kent cool without Ice.
YenrlIngs are selling at from 50 to $40
per head
Wheat threshlng Is over aud the crop
IN the county is email and Will not exceed
1900 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Trinity. Texas. September 30,-Sherif
Henry Kirkwood arrested Jim and Henry
Whatiey. and Jack French here this morn
Ing. charged with the killing OF colored
man near here last winter. whose dccom-
posed body was found ten days after. He
had been called out OF his home and shot
by unknown parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Georgetown. Texas. September 2o.-At
the anti-prize fight meeting last night tho
following was adopted:
To ]. T. Cooper Chairman Citizens
Mass Meeting:
We, the undersigned, your committee,
beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
whereas, The proposed fight at Dallas,
Texas, Ia to be an exhibition OF brutality,
opposed to every moral and law abiding
sentiment in. and disgrace to the good
name OF the state OF Texas; and
Whereas, The governor Of the State has
courageously made the issue AS to
whether these professional pugilists or
the good people of Texas own this State.
and stands pledged TO exhaust every law
fu. means TO prevent the same. now,
therefore be II
Resolved. !. That we, the citizens OF
Georgetown in mass meeting assembled.
regardless of political faith or creed, un-
quail fiedy indrose the action and the
course OF Governor Culberson IN the
premises In his determined and manly
stand against the hght. and request that
he exhaust every method possible to avert
the same.
.. That we respectfully request Hon.
Walter Tips, Hon. V. X. c. Avery and
Hon. J. j. Davis. our senator and repre-
sentatives. TO vote ana work for the i'm
nlfuiHIe IdfNFEt OF y law FiANf
lighting a felony. with felony penalty.
s. That we invite the citizens OF our
State TO join us In mass meeting to tho
end that the world may know that en-
terprlses Of this kind can fnd no home
In our State. and we beg every law ahid-
lrg man 10 JON US In preventing Texas
from being advertised as the hsrhor OF
rcrrre for ppgihsts. rarb'rrs and thungs.
and aid US in Demanding immediate pas
sege by orr servants the ru'ers. OF a
strong and unirlpeachable and prohibi-
tory law against came.
The daily parers patronized by the cifi-
gems ~ Georgetown are requested to pub
Itch these resolutions. N addition to our
county press. Respectfully submitted.
+. II. Roche.
Chairman.
W. e. Chapman,
Robert A. John.
| A committee was appointed 10 get a
| petition for signatures memorisllzing the
senate and house OF representatives TO
| pass a law with an emergency clause at
tached prohibiting prize ightinE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Galveston. Texas. September ao.--A gem
eral athletic meeting Will be hold Friday
evening IN the .parlors OF the Young Mems
Christian association. The object Of The
Meeting IA TO organise football Rsfocbl-
lion and discuss the ertlnnh for tfatk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
SHORT AND SPIRITED.

Two months is certainly enough for any
campaign OF education that could DO
waEed In America, columbus Dispatch.
There Is growing sentiment IN tho
country In favor OF shorter presidential
campaigns and shorter political eRnvasses
generally Nashville Banner.
" We have shorter campaigns the ntump
epenkors who work for money and tho
other hired men will be tho losers, but
the rost Of us Will get along lust as well.
--rrovldenee TELEGRAM.
Endorsements OF the suggestion that q
shorter presidential campaign would be a
boon 10 the people and an advantage TO all
but tho professional politicians, oontlnus
TO come in.-suffalo Commercial.
The general opinion az shown by cam
vnss recently made by the Chicago Times
Herald ~ favorable TO late conventions
70 nominate candidates for president ana
vice prosl1cut-Lacross Republican Lead
or.
The trend OF the newspaper discussions
IL In favor or a compnrat lively short prssi-
dental campaign. The Roporter fsvors
short political campaigns, because II Is
plain 10 every observing man that the
people fnvor them.--Fond du Lac Re-
porter,
The great obicgtlon to long campaigns is
the interruption OF business. The speo-
tacu!ar side OF campaigning, no doubt In
terfercs. to a greater or less degree, with
ordinary duties. II IL also very expensive.
Whatever influence II may have IN cfoat-
ina enthusiasm or entioing votes could
as well be exerted In = brisfor PERIOD
philadelphia Ledger.
The tendency OF the times 10 all 10
short campaigns. for ~ them the issues
arc moro sharply defined. tho arguments
are more TO tho point and tho people have
their minds concentrated upon them. and
are not distracted by matters entirely
allen TO the actual political issues before
them. The long campaign belongs TO the
days OF the rambling. n,eans-any thing
platform.--sa Lake Herald.
-
Owing to the Increasing difficulty
nearly all trades IN Germany find, In COM
peung with the methods and wares OF the
blE manufacturing concerns. the govern
mont IL here trying TO encourage and
foster the trndcs guide in various ways
mot with alarming success, Il must DO
/ confessed. Shocmnkers, horscshocrs. tin
smiths. locksmiths, etc, are too CONFER
yntiye and too slow here as rule, aud
expect to 20 Cd In their old-time ways In
the face Of modern progress and modern
methods. Still, the government is doing
some good. Tho shocmakera' exposition
In Cologne for instance, where men Of
tho craft from all over Germany have ex-
hibitcd their hnndiwork, Will doubtless
have mn educational effect on the trade
as a whole. The most interesting feature
Of that exposition was the footwear
museum" showing sandals. shoes, b0otr
and slippers OF every age and of every
material, make and style. from the
Egyptians. the Creeks and the Romans
down. The industrial schools Of Dus.
seldorf, Strassburg and Remsoheid ind
the old city museum OF Nuremberg had
furnished wonderfully hne exhibits In
this line. A Roman military brogan. ex-
hibited by q man In Mayence, was shown
In state OF perfect preservation aud
was, from shoemaker's point. perfection
itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

ssSisiis hsia viii Ss Ssls q The ps srSss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
coNrnpERATE HOME INMATES.
List of the Brave Men Who Now oc-
cupy the Institution.

Having been solicited by the command
ers of several encampments and friends
over the State for list of the ex-con-
federates enrolled at the Confederate
Home. and thinking perhaps It would be
interesting 10 the many readers OF The
Post, / transmit the following. which IL a
list OF all those enrolled at this date.
with company and regiment, also officers
in charge Of the home. Respectfully.
H. l.. Hedgcoth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02

Coiored Tcnehers Organize.
Brenham, Texas. September So.-The
washinxton County colored Teachers a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-02
W. e. Chapman.
Rnheri A Iohu

A committee was appointed 10 get a
petition for signatures nemofislizlng the
senate and house OF Representatives TO
pass a law with an emergency clause at
tached prohibiting prize nghting.