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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
CAPITAL CITY NEWS.
The Railway Commission Is wnding
Through mn Immense Amount
of business Daily.

Austin. Tex, August .-(SpcclaD,-
The railroad commission today grant
ed authority TO the ST. Louis South
western railway for the adoption Of
the following rates on "Pawnoe Bills
wild West shows" consisting OF
eleven cars of various classes.
From sherman to sulphur SPRING.,
Sl60;Sulphur Springs to Greenvllle. SIPS;
Waco to COrslcann, $50; C0ralcanh to
Tyler, SldG, order takes effect from
and after date
The commission also ordered that the
authority dated August ., applying on
stone from odon Quarry TO Corpus
Christi on account OF ictty work, be
amended so as to read minimum
weight 10000 pounds Instead OF 10000
pounds per ear. Effective after date.
The commission today took up and
IL considering the matter OF rates for
the transportation OF car load ship
ments between points In Texas of nE-
rlcultural implements, heavy hard
ware, etc.
The comptroller today registered
Sl2,S0G Milan county bridge bonds ana
redeemed for the same county S7a.50O
courthouse bonds.
Commissioner OF the general land Of
fee. Baker has addressed a commune
cation To the attorney generals depart
ment, nsklnE the attorneys OPP
Union on questions relating TO the
bringing suits for school land forfeit
ures.. The opinion viii be very Inn
portant one, and Il viii be some days
before the department renders it's de-
clslon.
The tax rolls Of Baylor county has
been received by the comptroller.
showing taxable valuation OF that
county for 1895 OF g., 200. SIC, decrease
OF S475b7 as compared with last year,
Anderson county submitted It's rolls
with valuation Of 81 is3, 02g for this
year, II decrease OF t22. ii5.
The reports sent out from here 10
the effect that "a move Is on foot TO be
have an Interstate military drill here
are without foundation. The report
was started as n Joke on General on.
penheimer, so Mr.. j. l.. Pecler, who IL
responsible for the published state
ment says.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
CLAIMS TO Be PAID.
SPAIN OFFERS TO SETTLE THE
MORA CLAIM.
Want. 10 Pay II In September with.
out Iaterest-The United states
May Not Accept.

Madrid, Aug, BAT a meeting OF the
cabinet ministers today 1t was decided
TO pay the Mora claim In lump sum
in September. without interest.
Washington. Aug, 13,--The Mora
claim was for about S1,60O0O0 and the
interest amountd TO about 100000. II
has been a subject Of dispute between
the United States and Spain for many
years, and grew out OF the cOnilscation
OF the Cuban estates or Mora, natur-
allied citizen OF the United States. Sec
rotary Olney vigorously pressed the
claim on the Spanish government, and
Insisted on an early settlement OF II.
Mr. Nathan Paige. who is Mr.. Mora's
attorney here, when shown the dis
patch, expressed great qualification,
but Haid he did not believe the United
States government would agree TO the
settlement OF the claim without inter-
ehtrr
ITO do that would be-" he said. TO
fatty ignore the Instructions Of con-
gress. which were TO collect both prin-
clpal and Interest
Mr.. Paige sdded that he, as Mr..
Mora's lawyer, would be willing TO ac-
cept the 81 COO 900 representing the piin-
clpal on account. but not as final set
Element. The Spanish government. he
said had agreed when the basis OF
settlement was arranged In 1887 that
interest should be charged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
WACO CAMP MEETING
PoPuLIsTs ARE JUBILANT OVER
THE PROSPECTS.
They Hope to Make the Meeting u
Great succes.-Coxey win
he There and speak.

Waco, Tex, August 1s(speclal)--
Committees have been at work all day
at the Populist camp grounds. and all
arrangements have been completed for
the campmeeting, which begins tomor-
row. Coxey will arrive tomorrow, and
several wagons have passed through
the city during the day to be on hand
when the meeting commences Coxey
Is booked for speech at $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon. and the Populists In this sec
ton are jubllant over the present pros
poets of the campmeeting. which has
so long been looked forward to with
such great anticipation OF success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Efforts BEING Made TO Have His
Puniahncnt COMMITTED.

In conversation with Gazette re-
porter. gentleman who IN In a posi-
ticn to know stated that while no or
ganized Efforts were being made TO
have the punishment OF the negro con-
demned for killing Policeman Waller,
committed TO life imprisonment or less
that private letters were probably be-
Ing written in his behalf. and that sew
eral witnesses who remained quiet at
the time OF the trial TO keep out OF
court had since offered TO testify In the
negro's defense II given an opportunity
but 1t In now too late. The gentleman
said the negro had friends. but that
no united effort was being was made To
save him on account OF the prevailing
opinion that he would die OF consump-
tlon before he cRn be hanged, since
sentence cannot be passed on him be-
fore the October term OF court. \
reporter visited Toots at the tail, how
ever. and he claimed that although he
had been puny from confinement and
had been splitting up blood occasionally,
he was Improving, and now felt toler-
ably well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
cAnLEGRAM Is RECEIVED FROM
THE CHINESE FOREIGN OFFICE
AT WASHINGTON.
trarmea Ivy the Authorities Thas
Five of the Rioter. Have neen
Placed Under Arrest.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
The following Cablegrnm signed by
the Chinese foreign office, Tsung Ii
Yamen, WIS received ut lhe Chinese
injured In the recent riots. though sew
veral English We're. Five OF the RE
oters have been arrested"
This Is the first Official Information
which has been received by the leBa-
ton concerning the recent riots, ana
the fact that nothing was sent unity
Information of the arrest OF some OF
the rioters would be reported is taken
at tho legation to mean that the Chi
ncRo government is anxious TO hava
'the outside world understand that
China is exertlng her utmost endeav-
urs TO punish those who participated
IN the assault upon the missionaries.
The officials of the legation maintain
strenuously that the Chinese govern
ment VIII exhaust every effort to bring
the guilty to Justice. They controvert
In strong terms the assertion that tha
matter Will be left TO a partial COM
mission while admitting freely that
prejudice exists among some OF the
lower classoa Of the Chinese against
foreigners, they contend that the high
er and better educated do not Share
this feeling
The legation officials refuse 10 nc.
cept the statement that officials OF the
provinces in which the riots occurred
were Implicated in the disturbances
They admit the possibility of neEli'
gonce, but not OF culpaDllity on the
part OF the officials. They also direct
attention TO tho recent decree OF tho
emperor for the protection and liberal
treatment OF missionaries from foreign
countries az proof OF the absence of nm
tagonlstlc feeling to this class OF Tor
elgnors.
AdvIces have been received at the
state department that Minister DENLY
Is consulting with the British and Chin.
ese authorities relative TO the full aud
complete Investigation OF the riots a
Ku Cheng. The commission had mol
yet been appointed, hut II was being
formed. There IS no doubt Expressed
at the state department that the United
Statea' interests will be carefully look
cd after when this commission Is APP
pointed. II In stated also that Minister
DENLY SO far has done all that was
possible for representative Of the
government to do to bring about re-
paratlon and redress. The state DEPART
inent has given such Instructions az
viii cause the minister 10 neglect moth
Ing that win insure better protection Of
the interests or Americans Mt Ku
Cheng. He win also, with the co-opera-
tion OF Admiral Carpenter. take steps
to prevent further riots and to protect
American interests should any new
oanea of Outrage arise. kilograms have
been received at the White House re-
gnrding the riots. but they have nor
been sent 10 tho state department al
Washington, and not to the president
ut Gray Gables.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
GRAND UNION PICNIC
IT WILL NE HELD IN THE CITY OF
MKiNNES.
All the Parties VIII Have Prominent
Sneaker. There-Dentou Given
Iiabeas Corpus Hearing.

Mckinney, Tex, Aug. II. -(Speclal)--
A negro man was arrested here ycster-
day for slashing negro woman
throat with vicious knife the night
before.
There will be grand union political
picnic three and one-hnlf miles north OF
MciNInney. Saturday. August II, at
Mnllow's lake. The sound money men
will be represented by Hon II. g. Mack
of Mckinney. the Republicans by Judge
Edwards OF Dallas. the Populists by
Colonel II. j Tilson of Merit and the
free silverites hope to secure Congress-
man Bailey to represent their interests.
y. Il. Denton was given habeas
corpus hearing yesterday before Judge
Bliss Of sherman. Denton. who had
been remanded to jail for alleged CON
tempt of court, was released. Judge
Bliss holding thab IN producing certain
documentary evidence Denton might
incrminate himself and there Is no
law compelling n man TO this extent.
The case was the result OF a local op-
ton Investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
A VETERAN HORSE
He IL Thirty-Eive Years Old and
Went Through the War.

McI<ini ey. Tex, Aug. l3.--(speclal)-
Collin county has within her limits
hearty old horse that served through
out the late civil war. This veteran
horse il the property OF Maish Hall.
living near Farmersville. who rode the
noble animal during that late unpleas-
antness. and has ever since cared for
hsm as he did the members OF his own
household. Morgan. the name OF this
venerable beast, Is a heavy-built pony
past thirty-hye years OF age. He was
black in his younger days, but long
since the color OF his hair has been
changing utll now he is quite gray.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
FOR STEALING STOCK
JIM WILLIAMS ARRESTED ON THIS
CHARGE.
Acknowledges That He Was Ar
rested seven Years Ago and
Ran On--In CorsIcnna jail.

Waco, Tex. Aug. lS.-(specal)-
McLennan county officers arrested Jim
Williams. near West station, yester-
day evening, ON charge Of theft Of
cattle In Navarro county several years
ago.
Williams was brought to Waco last
night, and Sheriff Weaver of Corsicana
took him to that place this morning.
When arrested Williams acknowledge
ed that he was the man the officers
wanted. and said that he and a man
named Mcqueen were arrested and
placed under bond, seven years ago,
and that Mcqueen hired him TO run
off. so that he (McQueen) would be
acquitted.
Williams claims to have successfully
lodged the officers for seven years, but
he is now behind the bars al Corsi-
cana,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Misses button shoes 10 to 9,
in red at SOC, value Sl.25.
Misses one strap sandals in
tan and black at 75c,
value 81. SO.
Misses one strap sandals in
tan and black at 81. 90,
value $l.75.
Child's of the same from SOC
up to $l.0o.
Thousands of bargains
which we will show you when
you come; and don't delay,
thinking you will get another
opportunity of getting shoes
at these prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
BRANDON NEWS.


Brandon. August 13.(speclal)-The
weather Is very hot and cotton is sun-
ering very much for rain. and on ac-
count of ravages by boil worms. I'm
less there Is change for the better
very soon the crop In this section VIII
J. L. White is moving one Of his gins
to Iakenon. -.
W. b. Clark will open drug store
here on September !.
Brandon Institute opened lis fall term
on August IL. with Prof, Ellington as
principal. , =,
George Winters. who killed n. j.
Shirley, and was bound over IN the
sum OF $4,000, is out on bail.
cards are out for the marriage or
Miss Lena Goats, OF Brandon. and Mr..
Jas. A Wray, OF Weatherford, Tex. at
the Methodist church in Brandon to-
morrow at $3.50 y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
SUCCESSFUL MEETING CLOSED,
A Good CampmeetinE md Many
Conversions are Made.

Reagan. Tex, Aug. l3,-(special.)-
The Methodist Episcopal church has
just closed its two weeks camp meet
Ing, three miles east Of town. Rev j.
II Collard of Waco, a widely known
Texas evangelist. assisted by the pas
tor. Rev @. II. Phair. conducted the
meeting. which was one of the great
est REVEALS this county has ever had.
Some of the strongest men OF the coun-
~ were converted. among the lot be-
ing eX-County Attorney F. NJ. Bayles.
ID. c. Webb and others, too many to
mention. There were l46 conversions
and 100 even additions to the church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Sorghum Crop Is Threatened by
Dnouth, Hut Cotton All Right.

Victory, Ok. Aug. 13.-tSpecial)-
on account Of no rain, Greer county
Is getting very dry now which, by
continuing. will cut the sorghum crop
short. Corn and millet are fine and
other spring crops are looking well.
The wheat and Dat crops were an entire
failure.
The county seat war between Man
gum and Altus is creating but little In
terest In the rural districts.
The Cleveland followers are scarce.
Blmetalllc coinage on equal terms at
the mints of the United States is IA
vored by all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

A Methodist Revival in Progress
some Business Changes

Sanger. Tex. August is(speelsl.-,,
The Methodists started protracted
meeting here last night
FARMERS are very busy threshlng
grain and preparing places to store the
heavy corn crop. $40, IN.
Cotton looks line and but httie salk
Of boil worms, Three more NOV has
We need rain through this section
w. Duncan sold his interest IN me
confectionery business to s. A. Dewitt
r. b. Ailfree sold his livery stable
and outfit TO l. S. Warren
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

session OF the District Court--saie
of stock Cattle.

paducah. Tex, August i3,-(speciaD.
--Dlstrict was IN session last week
with Judge w. r. McGill on the bench.
The grand jury after five days OF Ia
Dor only found three bills OF indlct-
ment. all fer felony. There WINS no
trial during the court. civil or criminal.
our people watched with interest the
proceedings or the silver convention
held at Fort Worth. and are well sat
isiled with the resolutions and the
platform OF the convention.
One Of the firm OF Butts Bros, o.
Fort Worth. paused through Paducah
one day this week on business for MS
firm.
Al Yantis OF Dickens county paused
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Successful Flight Against STA Being
waged Therea

Temple, Tex. Aug. l3.--(special)--
Rev. b. d. cockrell, president Of Trim
ity university, Is assisting Rev. G., y.
Bass, pastor of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, in meeting at their
Sunday. but Rev. Cockreil did not ar
rive TIL today. Rev, $. ID. Minor. the
converted swltchmnn, Is still holding
a meeting at the Baptist chapel, and
Rev Samuel =. Wright. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. is hold
at 3 o'clock.
Much good Is being accomplished by
all OF these meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
rcnsinna Tor Texnns.

washington. Aug 3.--tSpecial THE
following pensions have been granted
original, Charles Pearson, Dallas, Dali
las county. Increase. Charles Graf.
Glddlngs, Lee county. Reissue. Lean
der Ricketts,. Clear Creek. Galveston
county Mexican war survivor, IN J.
crease, James /. Stewart, Ennis. Ellis
county. Widow Indian wara. MARY r.
Canton, Smiley, Gonzales county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
PHREE MORE ARE IN
fw NAMES PROPOSED FOR THE
cAzErrE's SCHOLARSHIP.
asfs Win he n Formidable List of
horht Young Men iron,
Which to Select.

BsTrss were the inquiries yesterday In
tasde 20 me scholarship award to be
tnrkins the Gazette to the son of a
|usstogg' IA or working woman The
~ ornSs mas been answered whether
3Feres III" e., would be eligible. and an
NJ ~ N the affirmative.
{at ma, wishes TO emphasize the
Hin s. IN ~. ne selection OF a nominee
paly con n,ade wholly by its subscribers,
4 Tie gspons viii be voted.
2aaluons u names proposed with the
Pas: "iaue yesterday is as fol-
4 yoe az ls,Ne rsehoyle. Fort Worth.
Y win ,psnisnts. Fort Worth.
Il Rd W Boyd. Fort Worth.
u Bo., %ooodward, Fort Worth.
4 NM 1rS .rr;stt. Fort worth.
4 etanss Frulford. Fort Worth.
4 JOIN beats, Fort Worth
\ XII l. Ward, Rhome'
he. Poo Holland. Fort Worth.
II JDe wvrsr Key, Fort Worth
y" Wyse, Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
DIED AT CHICAGO.
Widow OF Gen. Burton Leaves vast
LANDED Property 10 Her Son.

Chicago, August 1S.-rhe remains OF
Sonora Maria Rulz de Burton. widow
OF the late BriEpdier- General Henry o.
Burton were embalmed and forwarded
TO San Diego, Cal. this afternoon. The
funeral win be held at San Diego,
Sonora de Burton died yesterday at
the Sherman house, where she had been
staying for the last six months. Her
mission In Chicago was to sell her
large tract OF land In Lower California
known as the "Ensnnda de Toros San
tos.@ The property is said to be worth
about si5.000.o00. and may now be sold
by her son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Plan Adopted ~, the Committee
Possible Decentralization of Rates.

Chicago. August lathe Harvest
excursion committee OF the Western
Lines Passenger association was in
session all day and put in Its time dis
olasing a specific form Of ticket to be
used. n was finally drawn up late
this afternoon. IL the plan OF the
committee or some similar action -
not adopted tomorrow. there Will be
an excellent chance for a general de-
moralization Of rates, particularly IN
the Eastern committee territory OF the
association. The time set by the illl-
nols Central for running us excur-
sion n coming 10 near that the roads
must take action Of some kind, aud
take II In hurry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

through our town with 500 head OF
stock cattle that he had sold to be de-
llvered in Greer county.
District Judge w. II. McGill and Dis
trict Attorney l.. s. Kinder left for
Matador. where they Will open court
Cottle county IL In fine condition
now. the farmers are stacking their
oats and millet and beglnlng 10 harvest
their sorghum, OF which there never
was such a crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Forpey's Record for the Season Was
Made by Walter Williams.

Forney, Tex, Aug, 1s.--( Especially
Forney's first bale Of cotton was re-
celved today. II was raised by Walter
Williams, and 1t sold for 7ci premium,
$50
The worms are reported by the farm
ers to be doing considerable harm to
the cotton crop.
1t rained here this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
MEXICAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND
THEN HIMSELF.
The Couple Had been Constantly
QuarreIing and the Mexican
Grew Tired of it,

Austin, Tex. August 13.-tspecial)-
The news Of double tragedy, which
occurred near Garfield. twelve miles
from Austin, in this county, was
brought here this afternoon. A Mexi-
can by the name OF Basalo Avego shot
and instantly killed his wife, and then
sent bullet through his brain. Con-
slant quarreling between the two
caused the deed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

South McAlester, l. r.. Aug. IA
Especial 1.-The grand lodge Free and
Accepted Masons OF Indian Territory
convened at Atoka this morning, with
n good delegation in attendance. Of
icers for the ensuing year will be
elected tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

San Antonio. Tex, August 49,
(special.) 1.-Two deaths from smallpox
and two new cases at quarantine
camp since yesterday. DR.. MAgruder
II employing competent men 10 assist
him in the Interest Of science. and de-
tailed chemical report on each case "
being prepared. --------------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
A FARMER INJURED.
IN FELL UNDER MS TEAM OF
MULES.
They Kicked Him Into Insensibiiity
He Il. Improving NOVA Lit
tie Child buried.

Taylor, Tex. August l3.-(SpeciaD.-
Yesterday evening while f. Klotz, a
thrifty German farmer, living near TINS
city, was attempting to gear pair OF
mules hitched to his wagon, he fell
between the traces and was kicked
by the animals into insensibility, This
morning the old gentleman Is resting
easy.
The little daughter Of +. NJ, Utsman
died yesterday and was buried this
morning. The funeral was largely at
tended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Cisco, Tex, Aug. 49, Especial )-Mrs.
J. Alexander has gone TO st. Louis 10
select the millinery stock for Sellers *
Co.'S fall and winter trade.
DR.. Sellers left yesterday for 81.
Louis for HE fall stock Of dry goods;
The sharpshooter II damaging the
cotton considerably In SOME sections.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

waco, Tex, Aug. 13.--tspeciai.) THE
state Sunday school convention Of the
colored Baptist church and the eoloredd
Baptist Young Peoples UNION VIII hold
their state convention - Waco next
weeI,. The meeting Wall be held At
the New Hope Baptist church. on NORTH
sixth street. and Will occupy the an
tire week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
rs nnLrLnss coNrUsIoN.
The Chinese Government Ia Reported
to He Trembling.

London. August 13.-The Tlmes will
publish a dispatch from Tien Tsin to-
morrow which says: The Chinese gov
eminent ~ In a state OF helpless con-
fusion and rs incapable of any deci-
slve action, The result will probably
prove serious unless the powers tnks
precautionR. N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

purcell, !. n, Aug. 13.-tspecisi =
Ths arst election ever held In tie In,
alan Territory by citizens OF the unitee
States for a municipal government re-
snIted In electlng J Taylor braoles
for mayor. J. W. Hooker Tor ATTORNEY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
WIFE RUNS AWAY.
A MAN AND HER GUILD
WITH HER.
Her Husband WIN Endenvor to RE-
aoyer Possession of His chila
and Let Her GO.

Eastland, Tex, Aug. 13.-(speclal)-
A man named Pettigrew ran away
with G. Il. Rogers wife today. Petit
grew Is from Throckmorton. She took
the smallest child with her. The hus-
band will endeavor to recover the
child
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Hon. J. W. bailey VIII speak at mt.
Vernon the 10th.

Mount Vernon, Aug. 1s.-(speclal)
j. W. Bailey OF Gainesville Will speak
here on the 18th Inst. on the silver
question. and preparations are being
made FOR large attendance.