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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-07-20
IN AND AROUND CARTER'S.

CARRIERS, July 10, 1895.
The ladies employed at Carriers Mill struck
Tor higher wages ON Monday of this week.
Mrs. David Wood of Wilmington is visit
ing her sister Mrs Annie Murray, near Cherry
Hill.
Mrs. William Benson and sister, Lottie of
Baltimore are visiting their sisters Mrs. Lewis
Smith. and Mrs. Uler of Cherry Hill.
MIR. Harry G. Burns, Of Singerly, spent
Sunday with his cousin Harlan Nc
Cauley on the Polk Scott farm near Cherry
Hill
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Here is the mcrest hint Of
the modest-priccd Cottons.

At 25c--Scotch Dress Linen, natural
tints, plaids and stripes; some mixed
with silk. Original price ~ to Sc.
At lSc-Scutch MOuSscline, IA soft sheer
cotton almost like an organde. Re
duced from 25c.
At l6e-Scotch Ginghams, all stripes
and woven with litt.e cord Re-
duced from 20c
At l212c-:}2 inch Corded bingham
Sold readily ii month ugy AT I've
took all the manufacturer had
At lOc--Printed Dmties. Scores of
pretty designs and colorings as
dainty a III" foreign made
At Sc--21 inch Zephyr Bingham; from
one of our best manufG" urers and
rctailed early in the season at 12%c.
At 6hc--32 inch Lawns, printed on fine
cloth; mostly tinted grounds. Made
to sell ~ l2'lc.
At 5c-Dress Cheviots in stripes and
plaids; made to sell at 10c.
At 5c-Cotton Delaine, printed in mot
tied designs; 30 inch; sold early in the
season at l2%c.
At 4c-Fast color Lawns
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TWenty-fifth Anniversary
OF THE
Woodlawn Camp
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TNHIS is to give notice that the subscribers of
L Cecil county have obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county letters of admin
istration on the personal estate of
JESSE TAYLOR,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with tbe
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 2lst day of November, 1905.
they may otherwise be excluded from anv
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted To
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under orr
hands this :&t day of May 1895.
WILLIAM j. TAYLOR, and
WILLIAM CRESW ELL,
Test: Administrators @ T. a
X. n. JANaR, Register. 15ie6t
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IN THE CHINA STORE

This isn't usual china
store. Usual easy-going china
ways are crowded out. We
traverse all china-making lands
in the gathering and that lets
us distance competition in the
selling.
When possible we Guido
ourselves, as when we SELL
Sl2 Porcelain Dinner Sets for 81, 1902
pcs. Floral decorations, gold trac-
ing; gold on edges and handles.
e15 Sets, 1l3 pes, for $40.
81 Sets, 1870 pcs, for Sl2
Se5 Sets, 1870 pos, for sl6-chrysanthe-
mum decorations.
e1s Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, 102
pcs, for Sl3.
e22.50 English Porcelain Sets, 1870 pcs,
fern decorations in color; with gold,
Cor Sl6
!aHN WANAMAKER.
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Vote of Thanks.

Independent Council, No. IA, o. U. A. NJ,
hereby extends its thanks to the public in
general for its generosity towards the Order
during their fair, and particularly to the
ladies who took part in the good work, and
also to those who sang so acceptably.
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
NORTH EAST, MD, July IS, 1895.
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WANAMAKER,S
Shoes at
$780,.

Shoes not a whit better have
been selling elsewhere at Sc
and 81 all the season, and
their value to-day is at least S..
Fifteen sorts. Best Phila-
delphia shoemaking.
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Bay Ridge On The Chesapeake.


The fourth of the series of excursions 10
this beautiful bay side resort is announced
for sunday, July Dist.
Sacred concert by military band. Ferris
Wheel, Shooting the Chutcs into the Bay, a
delightful sail on the Chesapeake and Il
famous Maryland Soft Crab dinner are among
the numerous attractions offered.
Special train will run as follows and round
trip licIets snll AZ rntes AuunXeh
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Primaries Held There To-Day.

Republican primaries will be held to-day
III Kent, Somerset and Hartford. and Demo-
cratic primaries in Wicomico, st. Marys,
Kent, Frederick, Carroll, Washington and
Caroline.
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pretty waists and dresses.
Maybe there will be 800 styles
of these Japanese Silks in stock
as you read this-plain and
corded; every color, but no
blacks. 25c a yard.
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Whig Agents.

For the convenience of those desiring tc
secure copies o! the WING and send adver
tisements to the paper the following WHO
agencies have been established Throughout
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Congressman Hyde Says the United
states and England Must Fight.

Yacoma, Wash, Nov. l0.-Congress-
man Samuel c. Hyde Of Spokane. who
takes his seat at Washington in De-
cember, in expressing his Views of the
Venezuelan question and the Monroe
doctrine said:
1.-THE English nation IL our rival.
Their aid and sympathy for the South
prolonged the conflict; cost us hum
dreds of millions in money and hum
dreds OF thousands OF lives. | am one
of those who believe this nation has
mighty destiny, one which will not
permit overlapping OF this continent
by a large part Of the British empire
War with Great Britain must come.
When 1t does, British possessions in
North Ameri will be no more In
the language Of John Bright, we shall
| we a vast ocean boundary stretching
from frozen oceans Of the north to
warm seas of the south.
81 would love TO enlist as n private
soldier TO again prosecute that war
Mr.. Hyde served two years In the
Civil war as private In a Wisconsin
regiment. He formerly lived In Osh-
kosh, and when a young man ran lum.
Der RATS down the Wisconsin and
Mississippi rivers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
ATTACKS ARI UNJUST.
Minister Terrell Is Doing All iu His
Power for Americans.

Washington, Nov lo-The Rev.
George Mushburn, president OF Robert
college, Cons,antinOple, wrulng go.
there under date Of October %, to n
friend In America. spcaka as follows OF
the United States minister to Turkey.
Mr., Terrell.
"Mr. Terrell has been 30 bitterly at
tackled that II seems to mo at this crit
lca moment In his mission the presl.
dent ought to know the facts about
MIN. that he may not Intentionally
do him an Injustice. He is brave,
honest man, with warm heart and
enthusiastically devoted to his work
OF defending all American interests In
Turkey No man ever tried harder 10
do his whole duty, and the attacks up-
on him have often been shamefully un-
Just and STANDARDIZATION they have
come from responsible peNpie-they
have been based on no knowleig OF The
circumstances, l think many mission.
aries In the interior owe their lives 10
government"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
o~yrr-n
DDhUAh
4\O u AO
flihQ1 R6hnlC nPI &C.
ARE IN FULL RETREAT

Havana, Nov. l9.--Colonel Zubia has
defeated the insurgent forces COM
manded by Gomez at Monte Roscara'
according to an official dispatch. the
Spanish captured all the baggage
Gomez tried to take the right hank OF
the Spanish force, but after an hour ;
hard lighting was compelled to retreat
with heavy loss. A column OF troops
started In pursuit OF him in the diree-
ton Of Buena Vista.
Official advices add that Brigadier'
General oliver Afterwards met the
main body Of insurgents. numbering
1000 infantry and cavalry. and attack
ed the Insurgents and compelled them
to retreat to San Antonio. The insur-
gents were afterwards pursued to lsu-
mas and Danas and forced to cross
the lara The troops continued IN
pursuit. The enemy lost many killed
aud wounded. An these engagements
took place in the province OF santa
Clara, south OF Sancti Esplrltus, and
are announced in official dispatch from
Captain General Campos at Santa
Clara.
Near Santiago the troops captured
five well dressed men. At iirst they de-
clared they were fishing, but after
wards they confessed they were mem
bers OF n iilibusterlng expedition and
had landed, intending to Join the in
surgents. They admitted t1ey had
thrown their guns into the sea. one Of
the men giving the name OF Fernando
Alvarez was searched and on his PR
son was found a paper signed by
President Crespo appointing him a
Venezuelan general.
Kingston. Jamaica, Nov. lg.-The
Danish steamer Horsa, which landed a,
lot Of Cuban filihustcrerR from America
near Santiago de Cuba, has been seized
by the authorities at Porto Rico. a
fireman on board the Horsa named
FredoIiclisen has turned evidence for
the crown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Mil. ssis; r. e. Bell. si2.2o; Citizens
National bank. s203: Schneider Davis.
Isl. 90; starr Cameron. t22S5e; Crystal
Palace MIL. s3775; NJ. d. Darlington &
Co, 1865; Jackson & Deckman, sbse'
Texas Paper company. 2l92; ~ NJ
Porter, 500; Armstrong company
hi, 20. McCord- Collins Commerce COM
pany, 1915. Casco Manufacturing COM
pany, 1865: Balm & Chapman Manu-
featuring company. Sis.70i George II.
Mccall & CO.. s6G2; Taylor Manufactur-
Ing company. 1880: d. G Evans q CO..
sib. 90; Dallas Coffee and spice mills,
tl2Sb; T.. T.. Martinez $3.50; Imperial
Cigar company, s20.65; Hughes BROS;
Manufacturing company, sis3s; total
liabilities. s223l. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

had little confidence that the reform
promised for the Turkish empire would
be carried into action. The sultan
BENDS me a message saying that this
statement has pained him much. as
the carrying ont OF these reforms Is a
matter already decided upon by him,
and further that he Is desirious OF exc
cutting them as soon as possible.
The message goes on, l repeat. I
will execute these reforms; l viii take
palms with them and sec myself that
every article Is put into force. This Is
my earnest determination and | give
You my word OF honor | wish Lord
Salisbury TO know and ! beg that Lord
Salisbury, having confidence In these
declarations, will make another speech
by virtue OF the friendly feeling he
has for me and my country. Isshall
wait the result OF this with the great
est anxiety"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGnAMs.

New York. Nov ie.--No conclusion
was reached today at the joint meeting
OF the Atchison system.
Athnta, Ca, Nov. is--Alfred Ma
loney. governor OF British Hon lnras.
Is visitor at the exposition.
Atlanta. Ga. Nov. l9.-Five theaters
on the Mldwly have been closed on
account Of immortality. The prophet
ors were fined 500 each.
London. Nov. ga report from Com
sta ltinople says that Ruslem Pasha
Is dead. He was formerly Turkish am
bassador 10 Great Britain.
Cincinnati. Nov. le.--Ilm Franey OF
San Francisco, knocked out Jimmy
Murphy OF Louisville In The sixth round
at tho Olympic club tonight.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. ia special "a
the Courier-Journal says that two
young men named Arnold. brothers
were drowned In Biscane bay, Fla.
whilc fishing,
Marion. Ohio. Nov. ls.-Frank way-
land OF Marion received q letter from a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
= : = u ! Z, q. ~
nA\A/ liz
M the limited Cfotec W1S
.DINED AT DELMONIC0'S


New York. NOV. lV'-The twelltn hh-
nuai banquet OF the chamber of com
neree of the state of New York wns
-, ,',',,,s,,. 80, ,,'.,,,,,, ~,
helu ut heilHor'coh 'Hia e'si"s'
dinners OF this organization are among
tho most Important events OF the me-
,ronoiis ana TIM, NJ ,o,iyht wna N,
49,
exception covers Tor one INJURED ana
seyenty-nye were laid tonight.
The decorations vere strikinp II
-. -. -,
was aitcr MUG eluVh Mhc" trcs'uV"'
Orr, welding the gavei OF the ham
her. rnpped for order. and In a br.cf
unsech IL, which a., r,.r,r.od A., Ar,,..,,-
N' - "'''s" -.
ian atrocities introduced Secretary
Carlisle. who spoke on "Our Currency
system' secretarv CnrIls,e,s snnncn
=. -. -, ~
was T'Vuenuy "pp''uue'' t'p'-''Ily
That part whore he committed himself
to hound money.
10 was followed by United States
Senator burroughs Of Michigan, who
spoke on our Domestic Commerce.
Charlea Emory Smith II Philadelphia,
cx-minlHer to Russia WIS the th.ri
r ''e toesf haing "Nntlonul De
velopments and Opportunities. Mr.
S.".... s,.,d IA part.
ours ~ u land OF ful,ucss AMI not
OF fdminca, Providence has lowered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
An Industrini College Tor Negroes
WIN lie built Dispcn.ary
Profits Go to school Fund.

Columbia. s. C.. Nov. lo.--The con-
venilon today finished the consldora-
lion OF the educational article and It
was ordered to o third reading. A pro-
vision was inserted providing for the
establishment OF an Industrial, me-
ehnnieal and normal school for negroes.
The state already has a college for
them In connection with Claim univers-
n.y. but the two Will be divorced and
the state VIII assume entire control.
1t was also provided that the dispen-
aary profits outside of what is given to
the courts and municipalities shall he
applied 70 the school FUNDS, This prob
ABLY viii be amended ON third reading
50 as 10 Include pan. tentlnry oillcials.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
WRECKERS AT WORK
A NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN
DITCHED yEsTERDAY.


syracusc, N. y, Nov. ia dollber-
ate attempt was successfully made at
a point just west uf Rome today to
wreck train No. on the New York
Central, The engineer OF the train,
Nat Hagor, Of Albany and one tramp.
were Killed Tho ntcmon, Cbris WaE-
ner OF Albany, ana Man Clerks Porter
ana Mccarthy Werc Injured, This IA
the second attempt within three weeks
10 wreck the same train near the same
spot
Rome. n. Y. Nov 81 Hildreth
aud y, Bristol, two boys. have been
arrested by detectives Tor wreclJng
train No. q near Home this morning
Hillreth broke d1Wu aud confess Cd
that they had removed the nsh plates
from the rails No cause " given
n youug mnn named liebard hns nj
SO been arrested for the crime. tug thor
with the young lady hr kept company
Wi;h, to whom he told the story OF the
wreck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
TYLER FAIR TODAY
A LARGE ATTENDANCE IS Ex-
rEcrED ny THE MANAGERS.
Tho Hooded stock Exhihit WIN lie
Especially Fine. as wni lie
the Flower show.

Tyler. Tex, Nov ie,--(spociai.)--'rhe
frui, palace building is being put In
nno condition for the horticultural
FAIR and farmers congress, which Will
convene tomorrow and continue in ses-
sion four days, The management has
received letters from all the adjoining
counties. stating that large delega-
tlon Will be In attendance at the meet
ing OF the congress.
The FLOODED stock exhibit will be one
OF the leading features OF the fair.
Competent Judges haze been selected
to preside over this department. and
some tine stock will be on exhibition.
The weather has been very favorable
for the flowers, so the floral depart
ment VIII be ono OF the grandest sights
even seen In abe this portion OF the
state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
NO SHORT LINE RATES
APPLICATION rIoHIBITEp TO IRE
VENT sCALPING.
Sec ,nd-Cins Rntes From Texas
Abolished Except to Atlantic
and Pacific Points.

st. Louis Mo-. Nov. 19-At the
regular meeting of the Southwest Pas
scnger committee held here today II
was decided to prohibit the application
OF short line rates to and from Texas
points via Kansas City. In order to pre-
vent scalplng
As to harvest excursions. II was de-
clded to authorize two TO be run Jan
uary "a and 2S, at the usual rates. and
subject TO the usual restrictions. 1t
was proposed to abolish all second
class rates from Texas except to the
Pacific and Atlantic points, provided
that the lines running from shreve-
port would take the same action.
The Queen and Crescent agreed to
this. and the proposition will be car
rled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
TO DuY 4 wARsHIP
For Captain General CnmpoS md
Send Artillery to sonora.

City OF Mexico. Nov. l9.-It IL an
nounced that active steps viii be taken
TO subdue the Yakuls In Sonora. where
persistent rebellion attra Is attention
II IL feared the Yaquis may receive aid
from the savage Indians on the Amerl-
can side. Two corps OF artillery VIII
be sent to the seat OF war and also a
large amount OF ammunition for the
troops now In the field.
The Spaniards hero propose to buy
q warshlp for Martinez de Campos.
Efforts nre being made to arrange
for the estahl'shment of q direct cat,le
trade with Europe and probably also
the canning 81 beef for export will be
commenced here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
A MESSAGE rnoM Tnn SULTAN.
lie Beg. Lord Salisbury to Make Ger
tain statem.nts,

Brighton. Nov, l9.--Lord Salisbury.
the prime minister addressing the con.
ference OF the National Union OF con.
servative associations here today. said
among other things:
II want TO say word In relation to
distinguished distant correspond.
ent, " may term him 80, who re-
questod me 10 make a statement In a
speech TO the countr. This correspond.
eni is no less a person than the sultan
OF Turkey. Nothing would have induc-
cd mo TO have read this august message
except the distinct commands OF the
sender. In that speech at Gulldhall.
on the occasion OF the lord mayors
dinner expressed the opinion that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
ONLY FOUR SAVED.
OFFICERS AND FIFTEEN eaLons
WENT DOWN.
The nnris Brom Carlo Coiiidcs with
the Driiish ship conser aud
IL sunk.

San Francisco, Nov. i9,--Partlculars
OF the loss Of tho italian bark Brom
Carlo on the Horn have reached this
city, The bark oollided with the Brit
ish ship conger, and II Ia now known
that not only was the nrom Carlo
sunk, but that only four OF her twenty
four men were saved. Three were res
eued from the sinking bark when the
accident occurred and the fourth was
picked up by passing ship and
brought to Valparaiso. from which
port ne made his way north to guny.
seulL Inc officers and Hfteeu sailors
went down with their ship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
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TO EXAMINE THE TEXAS.


Washington. Nov l9.-Instead of re-
lying upon the regular Inspection board
the navy department will probably APP
point special board to examine the
battleship Texas with reference to
changes proposed to be made in the
Internal arrangements, especially with
reference TO the damages sustained in
the re-enter, az there are stories afloat
to the effect that the ship is struct-
urally weak and that this weakness Is
owing TO large reduction made In
the weight Of the frames from the
original plans in order that the ship
might not exceed her calculated dis
placement. The board may be changed
TO make special examination OF these
bottom frames and by borlngs to deter
mine their actual thickness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Lowell, Mass, Nov. 2O.--The Parker
block was almost destroyed by hre
Ills morning. Fire started In liquor
store of ]. n Beavy and spread rap
idly and was aided by repeated explo-
sions of whisky in barrels, which blew
out the windows and created havoc
with the windows in adjoining bull l.
ings. At 2:l5 n. m. all the engines In
the city were at the fire. At $3.50 the
fire was under control. From pr sent
estimates the loss will exceed $350.0JO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Tyler. Tex, Nov, s--tspecial)-The
following is list OF the creditors of
$. W. pike & Son OF Billiard, Tex,
who made an assignment Saturday
night. j. f. Dill. 5000; T. S. Pike.
$500; Laura e. Pike. $500; j. II. Parker
& Co., Tyler, $3.50; o. p. Moore. Tyler.
company, Memphis, Tenn, $3.50, Leon
& VI. Blum, Galveston, $500. H. KEN
per, Galveston, 5000; stern, Sawyer &:
Co, Cincinnati. $500. The assets are
about $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Lexington, Nov l9..-Seven furlongs
sligo won, Gateway second. La Creole
third Time, LES.
/ Handicap, one mile and nfty yards.
Prince Lief won. Egbnrt second IRA
MIA thlrd. Time, LA.
FIVE furlongs: Steele won. Matte
second Elanor Mac third Time, l :O3.
one mile; Ace won Prince Carl sec.
ond, In Mourc third Time. ils Al
-Four and u hair turlongsi Joseph
Mao won. Sir Wellington second, Wine
drop III. third Time. .bs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Baltimore attorney telling him ne Is
heir to the wayladnndd o estate III N
81. Petersburg Nov. ls.-The Giset,e'
seml-oficial. announces lhat e.ois ~
a thirty.eight cases have been report,
ed nineteen OF which have proved
fatal
Havana, Nov. ia British yessei
arrived here today with Captain Guer,
new. Mate Miller and Eve sailors OF
the crew Of .e American bark Hawk
ms. which was abandoned Novemp"r
s in latitude IS, longitude IS, II a SINK
Ing condition,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Attorney swnyne In Austin to Inter-
view the Governor.

Austin, Tex. Nov. 19.--(SpcclaL)-
Hon. James W. Swaync Of Fort Worth
caide In today. He Is here seeking a
communication for the negro Jim Toots,
To the Gazette correspondent he said.
II have every hope that TootB sent
ence will be commuted. II would, un-
40" '"0 n'ht ~ recent Developments,
No judicial murder 10 hang him, The
sentiment In Fort Worth has entirely
... -,st..I new witnesses have
boon found who corr0borate In every
particular the contention Of the de-
PENDANT"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Meatherford Tex. Nov. i9.--(speclai,
--rhe grocery firm OF Goddard s Hart
trust OK their goods, wp y and NOR.
chandisc to J. A, culwei as trustee.
with the creditors preferred az follows:
achedule A.-cuiwell n culwell, ,sb
Schedule B--coleman 4 Lyslaht.
yss' es: J. HI cnrruthers, tes5
schedule C-Iarksr County Roller
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Animals Escaped From Circus
spread Terror nnd Damage.

Delaware, Ohio. Nov. l9.--CitIzens of
Thompson township. this county, are
being terrorized by lloness ana two
leopards, which escaped from a circus
'n" -" ago and Travelled from Mar
ion county
Many sheep and calves have been
Killed Farmers go to their field woIl,
lc1vlly armed. Travel after might
has been entirely stopped. a neighJ3r-
mood hunting party viii be organized 10
slay tn beasts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
is ADJUSTING RATES
Texas and the Adjoining State.
Were the Sole Topic. under
Discussion n, Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. is.--The Southwestern
traffic association was In session at
the auditorium annex all day today.
II is composed OF roads connected in
Texas and adja,ent stats, Tac mest
Ing was for the purpose of making tho
semi-annual division OF rates and clas-
sihca,ion. Considerable progress was
made. but there will be another all
day sesaIon tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
LARGE ExPORTATION OF ORANGES.
The Entire Mexican Crop Bought by
the United States.

Mexico. city, Nov. le--Large eNrnr'
tation OF oranges is going on ia she
state OF Jalsco TO the United States,
and the entire crop srs been bought
by American fruit dealers.
me press CONTINUES 80 publish COM
plninta against the alleged tyra 1njcal
acts OF the French Copper Mining 'om-
pany, III Boleo, In Lower California,
which IL accused Of monopollzlly trn1e
and driving ont MeXioin ,,iness zen
and conducting matters with bigh
hand,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
HEART MASHED OUT.
NIGHT FOREMAN is RuN DOWN DY
A TRAIN.
His DreHat and bowels Crushed to II
Pulp ana Ills Heart Squeezed
out-AwfuI Spectacle.

beaumont. Tex. Nov. i9.-(special)
C. c. King, night foreman of the
Southern Pacific roundhouse. was
found dead, the body horribly mutt
lated. a train having run him down
His breast and entralls were crushed
to pulp. while the heart had been
squeezed out and was lying some dis
lance away.