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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
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Comanohe, Hantamhor o. over aovcN
inohor ~ rninfull IN the pnnl two wtoln,
and cotton HenHwlY IL proinislnH
uovino. ileptnmbor 'rhe anfnll hero
tho lAet iva days was aiao inohnsi Hiuot.
then are rcioioinH. 80 n VIII Insure plenty
" VtsHH. and Win hem the late cotton, but
farmurh ulhlui u was too late 10 do nli
cotton any Rond nnd most ~ the cation
IN THIS Heotipn ~ yUry enriY Mpph banr-
NJ tan sit hn expected nom ihu fall prpp,
ha II viii ha nuloauihln for tho old STALKS
10 mi Oh INV rrpp N tine.
Now wayufin August = 'ihere wilt na
o ertat dporenHa w tho number NJ halrH
nnhed here ilila HnaHan 49, uOmnared win
last prar, though The docrnhae win hardly
be- N Der cent, a. was estimated munih
mud hulf aHoi thr decrease 10 now tnres
fniiy placed ~ ~ nor cent, 'rhttu VIII
lie a mitch better eOltHn nrnu made man
was expected, 11into - heavy uoin crop
tua year and II IA now thtnelY made,
though II Wuuld have been 0noffuuith
mfppr had thu season huon favorable rus
10 tho largest corn rfop known 70 have
boon grown IN this Vicinity for many
Yeas, me fn,lt pea and i0r crop IA ri
crodlnHiy fine also, ans healln OF the
community bad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

N. Heal "peaee" Wade win che
tomlloa.

Phladaipida, "a, nuDipa,bof I llienaiBr
Quay had 40 more determined adversary
during t1s late ftrusHlH llian tho fhilaf
deplaa iltenlna Telegraph
Although routed, The Islcsfnph waa ~
defiant 49, nYnf pnd lia editorial columns
scored quay severely, 1'hia ufiefnopn me
Telegraph has a Iona stony w ~ news
columns wilma declares that aeianinA hhie
Ip6Hy bpiwenn thh two farilnna vaa more
apparent Titan real, aiid uiaa tiUte, and
not pasre, was patched W, Continuing
no Telegraph HsyHi
"fpo ilagimga'fliikceen men, o. iiie al.
nli,lsiraNpn people, a. tiify are ffrnusni-
W lpiItad. NJ apraAinH az tho turn affairs
lonh ~ q RESULT ~ ihr conference On
'fusa1ny laNhi and rany "Wednesday morn.
ii.h, HaVs " a. tlrlf nliiui0n that tin go
gailrd harmony that prevailed throughout
the proceedings " Che convention amount
"a 10 nothing. aH1 thai today thNfp y no
mora iafinnny 10 tiis naffY than ihrfu
war nn Mnaday aod rane1ayf They say
nnihlna NAs Hained boynnd preventing
Two conventions, uilnh anrHei lpeyifAbir
% Tuesday uinilt. and Nliirn would haNe
haiii,enfd hhd not IA erteoinrif been
ftsfnhed between the eeiniWitiNa4 fpprfeenf.
ms lie tvs fseiicns, me fsaf skpfesssa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
ATLANTA Isros,,,oS
ran ou,iior ~ the op~nina nav ns-
srutHUs, NpntHmbvr ~,


Atlanta, ia, noptvmbur y, From tic
one nina strains " Victor iinrhofi'H GA
position nir 10 The ming ~ the National
Hblnir, tho oprnlnR usrfolpus " the "a
position viii be iWprcphlyo
fhe complete programme waa an
nuuneed ynHtrrlhy N rmhrnuua four
teen features, music speaking pressing
uf ihu button iini VIII hlnrt tho ma
rhinury ~ President Cluvrland ana other
Imposing thinnH
rho exercises VIII bcgln AZ 100 oWort
llurirmhot u 1hoy viii be- hold m tho
auditorium NJ the exposition utOuuin,
rho place viii br mote lhap packed wlth
VISITORS,
Il h tho pufppre VI tho committee on
ceremonies 10 maize tho esrrHiHna M short
eH n consistent with tho ninritotirn,
Not more ihnn one hOur aud a half win
no nunnumnd
a rrnnd publlu parade VIII nrooplu the
opening pafreitee Tho miliiatY rnn-
rnnina OF the city with other companies
from nelHhborinH niilH anu mniY oiNiu
rnoieties, viii take part Tie hll nrn.
nfumme Of the parade hhH not yet bron
arranged but VIII hH tudhN when tho
committee Hppolntcd 10 inoh after that
feature Of tlir oponiHH dny VIII mphi.
The full programme " the ussruiHsa ~
the grounds IL ~ follows
Salute 10 Atlanta" i'oInpORfh for tho
occasion ny Victor Herbert ulimots'p
band
Prayer. uiahop 6, r. Nelson
Address President g, A, r0lileri
Address on nahaf ~ Women Mrs los
fsph Thompson, afsnldenl Of the Womhn'n
lizard,
NuAir, Chiinpn -rGnlumblh"
Address o. Welcome nn Behalf Of tie
state uuVutnnr Atkinson,
Address Of Welcome nn iiehalf " tie
city Mayor Porter king
Music s'ilimdfNH band
Pressing Tho button which eiArla ihn
machinery Nv President Cleveland, ~
ufay uabiOs,
lionedlolion nlahtp BECKER
National salute,
ocrumpninih hiss been VI great reiHn ore.
rsrinE this prngfHmmf. rhey have ha1
u broad nfl1 from which 70 hrlpCt Tho
features " the opening DAY hnh have
had many meetings. Ia decide upon what
should Ne chosen ana what rejected, Hhe
question Of tho opening ihy orator Nna
one that occupied Tho committee Tor
rNohs. Thny Looked Oynr tho fiiiiIa nsllf
considered many suggestions, nnd iinnlll
NJ upnn judne hperr a. ne hot suited
Tor tho place, Ju1re hraorH emneunu
no on orator ana thinker had much 10 30
with hln selection.
A subcommittee Of iha committee prus
rgf has bncn appointed "a arrange tho
parade feature fhlH committee viii moot
iodaN NJ w. a, iiemphili Il chairman
~ tho committee On rerrmpnlaiA whlft
ARRANGED The programme " Tho rAfiOinss
al the kfoundp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

Of tho farm Ana seven altsen may br
ied tptlf ON ihe same fotd that supports u
row, phe rllO N clunliY wel adapted Tor
the shepherd ~ u " fnt lhp dAliyn,An,
nor u haa brcn found tiat we'll made
ensli4Hu Il perfectly hetilhui fcf sheep,
ns u " fcf eoWn only ne sam" moderation
~ ieedlng II y npcrfnary, aomu little dtg
fodder beinH Flvrn ualivi SAY saVnn ppuhda
90 enellaAc and halt pound OF 1ry hay.
WIN the Usual pound uf erah
4 ffeHh rNw ana a small fnih tan. told.
lnR = quart ~ fresh miih. viii mnh, an
excellent substitute or AID fnr tho eve
when Tho young lNmha hte drNpninH fees
W A rpnnnc, tied on 10 tic spout of the
ran, 20 prevent too FAST How OF tho
min, VIII be necessary, aud ilo shepherd
With his milk Hupply viii soon produce
cuniinNtlpn nmpnH the oNpnNthnl little
,hlnHn When hv comics Ia sleM VIA THIS
feeder
a word or two ~ advice 10 ,ho younR
iloekmaater Provide comfortable, wFfm
quarters for the now aflvalA Mauii eve
with twine ahanid have q Henaiaiv pen
Tor nnll an1 Family f0r day ~ two
Otherwise che may inhr fnnuN ~ unH
aver ne other or ole may hithb away
mud YOU may have an orphan 90 Ynur
hands Especially u Tits art ~ he ihe
case With YOUNG ewes II ~ adNlaahu 10
start tho milk ffom raoli ithi a weakly
20. bul enoe started there II iiltla dan,
VET However II " ntprHiufy 10 uotlrn
the uddVr fur u fnw days tant tie nulk
W property drawn, 90 vase Of hatHot
may DC anticipated and q weakly, etuniud
lamb
u there II much woul, q II advisable 10
nhVnt IN u little around Tho tnat MANY
iamb has houu lost throuHh twhlloNint
smoll iprh NJ wool II may iNe wreha.
The shepherd notices II docs not thrive.
hut ho ran not uutas Inc enuHu THE
chances are he calls n ontiHunlptlun. on NJ
be- has boon reading the Papers OF late.
II has not to hp Tuberculosis or nernnpa
rutoinneunionla, SHOULD he OMEN 'ho
laRl ianb. Ne win nnd D. bail pt wool
"a the stomach which has cnuaod ihdlgoa.
ton and death
The humpnp Hhruhorl will aayn hia
lAmha much pnlu " no viii rnlaAnulAtn
them when not Older than two Wctlta,
lhrn tho oprrnilnn raN In done safely
ana simultaneously Win a hait uf Hharr
rheafa, removing tho whole hcronun pnd
immediately applying lltilc powdered
hlueHtonr, and ,hrn smear nr tar THIS
| little thnHs, win their yot dormant NOR
Vuuu HYalpm. pahc uhlIu light OF tho
operation
\ good mutton carcnrs must have short
| itEH - broad hnrh, heavy shoulders ana
| thirt meat ~ tho tlhu The fat ~ miNod
| Ing al tho time, Hnd not mofu nnlshnu
| IA lay fht un the rms outside Of tho muht
ami tn mhhe inaide tallpw,
nnno would have uH hnllovp that there
In danger In ctophinH ihe hlu ronrno wool
| rams ON tho Motiun ~ inu IA smaller,
nn neeaunt vt The dlnlrult ruth NJ tho
lnmla, rhla h noi matter rur bnrraN
| lux trouble, IN an experience N utnWs
| breeding the dum hhn HlNOu thr form,
WhllN the mate uohtofH The inrld RtpWih
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
rn,a Dnsrm noLL,

nroyoi0n. WIN Anh, who roHlisd o.
willard IN this county died Man1ay, ih'
seth day OF August ana waF buried W tb'
osmsiery ~ ofosrion,
Iiankdaie iinmst gordon Hamilton, IN
fp0l aon Of our ssissniei riiy marshal, =
ID itamiiiun. whose wife died feN
months Ano died 0n Saturday nieht AM
was buried NgniuY morning.
utsysion, Texas, September ss-Dic1, vi
hia frnslsnoe IN rfinlly county. shout VA
miles from nraynt1n, Mr, a, f'onhsin
un August ~ liA moved 10 thlr county
hef,ln Tho war Ahn continued ~ fesldf
mere uniii he death illn remains wst,
inferred ~ The cemetery NJ rennlnHloh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

beaumont, Tosas, npp,ombec p.-Gbe city
oaunol meets IN roAular hoHalNn at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning am q lNsly
mrrilna IL anticipated
II wan runpfed on Tie streets to-day
that nltsrpH NJ Tho south ond were els
oulniinH peililvn ASKING the county
~ nboiinhlnp tho sly corporation. 1ha
i'uat correspondent did mt zee tha poli.
ton. hut late lhiH afternoon n u banned
tho south endnrH hnyn hnen induon1 10
abandon The prlltion without presenting
II 10 tic judge,
Engineer White ~ the Tasnh Tram hnd
Lumher ohippAnya mill WAS badly oui "
the arm while fephltlhn a machine ihls
n0fninE The wound consists ~ q deep
aaHh ahnut three inches Iona, and ~
QUITE paiunll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

star AZ the northeastern corner btionau
W lhu constellation ponNaus The star at
tho northwestern tetleN ~ this square N
CALLED Alrha i'eRasi " Aathah ilainw
the nerond altar from tie vortex u tits
soniauai constellation AuuafhF, The star
~ the nOrlhUaHtern vortex " ihu Huuana
belongs 10 tin constellation AndinmeAa
nhd bears the name Abba AndtOmsda, or
some um,a Alpherata, 1hs ient star In
tho hendio hpionuH 20 the Constellation
fetssiiu and beers the two uAmon beta
ierHei or Airol, ono " the men trmRrh.
abba of what arr called variable hlaru,
AlHnl n TIE principal star w that hort
or the constellation friacuu which "
tRlled tho iisad NJ MpdNuN Tnla star
Vnflna FROM the rcrnnh ID thp fourth maHs
ulude IN about three and d hnif hours,
ana hack aepln w tho snmn time after
which u remhlnA steadily bright FOR TIVE
nnd lhfpUspuaftNr days, when the same
changes rccur some inrrniuUs eXplana-
uuuH vf ihvpe singular chnmHcH have lately
hern ruriilHhed, which In some iu,ure nr,
tirlc wo ahnll have occasion 80 munron. 4
the northeastern handle OF the Hunhre
Pegasus Ia made stfNinht, Il VIII pass
through rather bright star M the ago.
ond nHHniiude, THUS IL Alpha reluei m
Alaenlhln, - the nfAt Of these nnmna
indicates. tho constellation rcrsrus, i4nok.
Ing toward tho south We Heg hnHitiariua,
which lnrhR very much Ike az Inverted
lnllh dipprr Lyta, With Noga, Ia bond.
irr toward The western horizon, uluur Va
Nlnch We yet catch y rllmpno ~ AfctuiuH.
hfbfplo aud Leo have spt on ore an thu
point W huitinH, white the riainN ~ bpnutis
| fui Capella In the northeast annnnnreH
tho departure ~ summer Ani- The uOms
ms NJ aiiumh Thua dp tbe heavens,
With tho oversmpyinH rtpr pictures con.
SANITY remind us " tho WceNriug
changes rolnE on around uu and the never.
Htpuninu mint Of time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
HUFFMAN nuuanr.
\ iiuunrt nuraInf A., ~ Tamiis's
sandal uluuVgl

lifonhnm, Tosaai September THO r0Ai.
hunoo 0f jnhieH Johnson wHH hutHlnrisr1
Yesterday while Tho family wefO AZ uliuroh
1ln blood hounds were rut nn thu ttRil
ana mn' II tor some dluiahpn hui lost N,
the hhfnnr Ate The diunor enuhrl ior tho
Il miiY Rnh stole u hnit ~ olnihea and Il
hitHutpln
an b. Korn leu hW horse IN mont nj
huhml1 rroH tlntutday nlnht anu Hnne
miuorupnt cui The hHnrnn all 10 plrvrHI
nlhlrlri court convened inda, me
grand iry whH organized BY judge AlnNu
with w. H. holdor ha tnfoinnu
nlpluut Attorney Maynard IL "a uttond.
Ahot,
rms ilodde,W iil,lns election contest ppse
for Tho mnNorphip OF ironham Naa sot
fnf neat Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

comannhe, fnsHe. nnpiemher s--'ie
mAnoh. county Alliance acts me papnes
from III. State Alliance fer tho tafHed,
inafoaao Of members according 20 poptis
lniian Hnoa the iaa state Alliance met,
Farmers are sim hFflaH iafna uuHns
titles ~ lumber Tar bnildinn ahi h1ms
itus. a. H. brown of brentwood ana
W. y bradford ~ Weathnfferi wln 10.
sisted Iev, A NJ, carrawAy IN tho Metno'
diht ineetlnn heya returned 90 their rcrpso.
tive homes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

are fnrnie'lna by Agent Jack hanuerfl
tVnon shipments THIS year VI, to date.
Nv haltqi last Year ever, hain, ON, sHnlu
date IVA, iuil iva gig, nuts u IL sven
ina tehr'e ahlpmpnis are flflyithrec DO.
hlnd ipai nnnfoAupd bad ynarl lhln, TOO.
with cvcrythlnn IN favor at carly rhips
inrnln iQr The i,ats twenty-five daya, srss
The rhlnnrnirf exceeded iiNn year Ny gai
hates Thv ahlrmcnls aiven arc all nsm
thla pDiut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

utuVeton lispiemhor I The hnli worms
ore damaging che cotton materially
Nav WnyptlN Nfnlpmhor ? -.'ihe wuatn,
cf uuullnuoa ho, ann 1fs, Nlih liitlu M no
indications fnr rain, which "a of Htoat
h1nhnl 10 farmers IN The way ~ nhihOr
luz iheif cotton now bfuwn aud alonlnn
fApidly Timer. Aus been opnndnrahlt
worm rolnonlnH LATELY thupah N aeoni
not 10 have allied many NufmA, hH ~
should hayr done, There nrp nllil thuuHf
anda OF them lpfi AMI rainy rpcl Win
prnyn fatal ~ tho nhiifA r0itun rrpp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

Wharton T1faal HrntrWhrr f1-II has
nav heeenls evident that Tho cotton CROP
IN ihin tsuniy VIII 10 much shorter man
Urni expected 1gn enilmntns withln no
lesi UNITY days Nena iefAnhfd 90 a total
lD,a Of ~ per dnni % Mo rlslfie1 eftpi A.
ihia dale tho losa u noneeaed " reach
10 hef cent Theirs have teen no aenofal
days have ngl covered Ian p'iiss tga.fs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

year Increased over i600.tDo baiee .na
reached the en0Imous and nnu,.o,i,,,,sn
lolnl uf s,pceais bales that "a ai,,'''I,
ny",v" bhi'h. Previously the yof, inr,fre,
n"h We're those OF iAni.as III each AZ
mn.h years ihe nhlpnicn,a were ao,ne.
"nA' appVo b,SH0oo bales Tho iN,s total Il,
wv million haleH IN t1penA of tha
npNrmen' IN those years. In nounds tna
NvfvaHo " lhah over iAal was aai ooh olo
,n NY value Of the shipment In irnh IA
,hu' W nnYe been actually $1,000 900 less
~ man 10 lhpi being tsoi boz, T1i nrainvt
n'.""tfN, " We romnnfe With ilni 90
nnn espprt values ~. OH, on smaller man
w 'nh' Time thourli tho laog shihmentr
were llfiitln bpins larlfor than ihnnn fn,
a,si l'H y 1871 the exporter received an
n,,ehe o. about 10 cents nor po,tnd
WIN. W ls@ lie received an Average AZ
'ss lhap cents por pound actually only
lNvfe 10 no section " country in ,h.
Wplll more fortunately situated "a, u,r
hNAInh a hflHhitr future than that ren,.
p,lllht iho huuihern Htatth The f,iur.
mpNnNon Ot thlH section viii denend unon
Xxx "uus'N or W people IN tutulnr 10
,nunpllN pursuits, Tho INST thnh Ia IA
" lo hlpp hendlnH 80 much eotton 10 tbr
,w.,nHi ana to England 10 10 mnnufaoturad
"mon we hputh manufactures itn avn
vo,,ol " WI not only he IN noaition Ga
~Au,",o the ptice " the raw product. In.
meau OF permitting Liverpool Ia 40 so
wv " WIZ ma nouror " unlimited prob'
p''UF IN the manufactured article.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

Calvert. Texas, september r,~rniVeft d
nnntilnp ~ n evidenced by The ntsriinn
Of new enterprises ana Tho buildiue 10.
lnH on.
Tbs nGmprcaH started work thls mptninf,
The on min IN under way nna me oons
tractors ave 81 work on the nrw Railroad,
This freight receipts " ilie iluusleh ana
rtaaa Central fiiiee Tor today amount 70
ainilt 1850, showing The merchants are
lnfiun IN n heavy stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

peylno Texas, hopiomb,r Married At
flW ~ ~, at tho baptist church horn. MI.
d 81 Thompson ana hlaH i,lsue itbdua,
Rev, =, G. llArl " liuh0o city nnichiinH.
NJ Thompson ~ one ~ The leading bust.
nraH men VI this place anu the bride W
The daughter N ~ nn1 MIS- lohh liannH,
oue Ut the olnoti hnd hest Known families
NJ tho county They ieft an iha Z o'clock
lfaln north for u few dnyp' trip,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

American uhiep nfauleri
Timothy hay Ia not a neOt fodder fpl
eha.ll, ui,ipau a IL out when tho hsau
" iiiHt appearing, bit when neariy Hne
a IL hand ana irdiHebliplr, - We'll 40 hcil'
cicni IN nuidHenl, Clover hay y ihe
rsfaita. nnlnal fetrf follows tie fee1inn
~ indlFestnln inpls
wfst ID wanted. and Hhouid be most
hlaVrd FOR w The rhepaenii u me SEINE
enetay and iisfiflinraa 81 are nov pfep'
dead - the daifymrns WIN ~ mo nte
IL q fiio AMI the most rfpdnuilve efeps,
ore able 70 iced oar IS" on ever acre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04
,slANp or1 N,lws nnu.,
'ip ras Uoiicrins MA - auad nn.i,
ocs- ~ ,uauHl,

Galveston rcSnH September s--Oitv
Tas Collector Collins hns iabIud NJ hla
rnllrotloup Tor The mouth cNdhm AUGUST
81 and unH found ihhi uoptN hi,NN Mas
collected ot tho amount neatly NOh tnhn
fron lluuur dthlpts ana tho remainder
fun Delinquent aud 1874 taxes Win ~.
ittrht The new tNS roih have rearhei
HE collector ami the mAos Wr" vow due
Az those who have mot secuted with ihn
collector hY october ! viii hn rharaud IN,
forrest w addition Va their taste,
fhe ltienn TONS and daughters Of rr,
arose viii have nrnni excursion 10
huntsville On the International nud GREAT
Northern railroad tomorrow \ lndhase Z
the lllnlnH ilnW nnd Daughters viii I've
u stalled al ihntiNillN tomorrow evniinf
NOTES.
Neatly all NJ the r,iuil pioran In the
riN clpHed half dhy nn account uf la
boz pay and tho hONa iu The Frnprni
nnireR ~ tho Hanin We we're nlvcn a hhlr
holiday
The yacht rbpo which waA to have taken
rloru ON hnlnrduN win occur al H. ~.
IhutHdny
'thu police onlegfs viii Hpprnr In q new
uniform about tho isi VI Octubtt
NiHH iinHalo Morall has returned TO
Houston after urcuiinu huyagal mpnthH IN
thr yiN
Misc Sophie nm hps returned FROM u
NiHlt "a relatives M iipuhtnu.
MlHH uruie Wuirton tort lpui pvenlhu Cor
Houston 90 Wait flrndH
Tho Moses MllhN ~ liurfinhnru WIN
have been fumn,rlnR ~ lilo rliy, have
returned home
Mrs ! e Underwood bhs returned
from Columbus rokas
G. MrNoamp rdhnr NJ the Dallas
rimoA- H-rhld In IN The city.
v, n nrnWu Wnn auUnn the ituuuion
rNcutulnnlsls M tho city Yesterday
l'hli Underwood Who was Hhni TOW
Wuuhn hun hy Everett Nmilh. 10 tounrtp1
.uU "a fair toud ia teYpVptV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

Calvert, TEXAS, faplember s-J W. uih-
son 4 co.'s new Oh mill IL finally CON-
pieitl anh II running at fun capacity 10.
day
Everything IL satisfactory and Htartsd
On without brash or a nav N any %
thu parts
The mil has capacity o. my ipna II
seed per day, ana will employ about nf,y
hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

uafrlaGn Texas, September I --1his
m0fninr a. the frFldcnoN OF CAPTAIN " ~,
riafflson. Uncle ~ the eroon tie9raa w.
ftalnholi and Mlns Mamie AiiawAy we're
united IN tho holy bpnda " mnitlmunf.
gev D. N, ilnlpinsiHii aftieialinf rhr
young couple ara YeiY hlehly cpnrrtiei
ahh daaSrvudly poBnlhr IA this community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

ofanhufy, reAaa, August ~ MIR, Moss
from nrRr f'ffnaB waH brought hero ychs
lrnlay and pr F.sl;aaea innAnr W the
uaFf. ~. y nuv N ihn county ISL ana
viii b. srnt 70 The asylum w NV iaYal
Miea Mary Kerr, Who hna been iirk Win
ulow fsvpr frr several WEEKS u said 10
be worse tiiia mornins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

aroveion, Tessa. Heplsnhaf -pleirlat
court convened hrfp tl,le 'nofninE with IA
criminal aaHes on NV daoh'a aud ehogi
any W sixty oisii eeHsn out o. thr ".
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-04

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-20
GENERAL ORDER No. %.

The Conn ander-in- Chief, on behalf Of
the Government, desires to express his APP
probation OF the meritorious services OF
the officers and men OF the National
Guard Of Hawaii, the regular police, the
special police, the Citizens Guard, and
others rendered In the field and on guard
in Honolulu incident to the work Of sup
pressing the late formidable instruction
against the authority and existence OF the
Republic OF Hawaii.
The courage and cheerful readiness TO
incur any danger, exposure and hardship
shown by every branch Of the National
forces has been beyond praise.
Every class and condition OF society has
been honorably represented among the de-
tenders Of the Republic. Native Hawai-
isns and Hawaiians OF foreign descent,
Americans, Englishmen, Germans AMI
Portuguese and others have fought side
by side in the field and stood guard to-
gether under circumstances which have
demanded heroism, and fortitude and the
quality Of stlf-sacrlfics. Laboring-men,
mechanics, clerks, business and profess
sional men have heen comrades on equal
footing.
No act OF cruelty to the enemy or coward
ice has been recorded.
The Government is to be congratulated
upon the harmony which has prevailed
among all branches OF its forces, which
has been paramount element OF its mill
tary strength.
The work OF the Military Commission
has been important and arduous. and has
been conducted In spirit Of devotion to
duty, OF fairnessand frmness, which has
won general respect and confidence.
The opening Of hostilities found the
commissariat unprepared for the large de-
mands upon it caused by the sudden call
ing out OF large armed force. In this
emergency a number OF patriotic women
came to the assistance OF the Government
and by generous contributions OF food to
the men in the field and on guard in Homo.
| lulu added greatly to the comfort and
efficiency Of the national forces. For this
important service the COMMANDMENT Chief
desires to express the thanks of the Gov.
eminent.
While casualties among the defender:
of the Government have fortunately beer
few, the country has been called upon tC
mourn the untmely death of the Hon
Charles l.. Carter, who, bravely exposing
himself at the beginning OF hostilities, wal
fatally wounded, whereby life full o
promise in public affairs was lost to thu
country. Special recognition is also du'
to Lieut.. Holi, Thornton and DIV. Lokani
OF the police force, and Herman +. Lude
wig, Lieutenant OF Co. +, n. q. H., whit
were severely wounded while heroicall.
contending with the armed enemies of tn,
Government and will carry honorable
scars to the end Of their lives.
By order of the Commander-in-Ch Chief,
JNO. H. sOPER,
Adjutant- General, N. g. H.