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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-23

PEHSONALS-Miss Virginia DoIan.
of beavo0d who has been the guest of
her brother James +. DOlan. of the Ar
lington Hotel fer about two weeks. re-
turned home this evening W w.
Irwin. John A. Howard. c. w. Halter
and Capt Harry Meudel. all well known
Wheeling people, were in the city to-
day on business. Clifford Ramey
and sister. Miss Lucy. left this evening
for Ottawa. o. where they viii be
the guests of friends for a short time.
George 3. Slemaker. the popular
Wells street grocer, went TO Parkers-
burg this morning on business. He
viii return to-day Thomas Henne-
San left this evening on a trip to
Wheeling and PitJsburg. Bob Hen
dersou the lemonade man ON the cor
ner. drove out TO Middlebourne this af-
terno0n. and it was reported on good
authority that he went TO consult the
County Clerk about license f0r-well.
It may have been TO run q saloon but
some people don't think So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-23
Register
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.
SLIsHERS AND PROPRIEroRs.
TERAIS

PER YEAR. BY NAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-23

There were three gamblers up before
Mayor Wh.t-lesey to-day for running
,heir places on Sunday and they got
$40 and costs, equal to $3.50. The
Mayor has repeatedly warned these
places TO close up on Sunday but his
warning has been disregarded, and as
q result they were pulled. He told
them II they came before him again
they would get very salty dose.
To-day the mandamus granted the
hotel men against the City Council and
the Mayor. restraining them from col
lectiug any more fines until the license
cases are settled before the Circuit
Court next month. were served on these
officers The muddle arising from the
preferred licenses granted by the COun-
ty Court short time ago. still grows
i'm interest. and there is no telling where
II win end As the case now stands,
The Mayor and Council are restrained
from collecting any more fines, but if
these officials see fit they can close the
saloons mp on the writs of eertiorari
granted by Judge Jacobs on Friday.
The writs made the licenses inOpera-
tive and In fact suspended all action
until after the next term of the Circuit
Court. III the hotel men open up their
places now and SELL it is at the discre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
BY BRITISH CONSUL
REBEL AGAINST THE SAMOAN GOV.
ERNMENT RECEIVED


Apla. Samoa. Sept. II ..-Per steamer
10 san Francisco, Sept 26. )--There has
oeeh much unfayorable comment here
IN regard to the actions OF the acting
hritlsh consul. Woodford. and the Ger
man consul. Tho British consul made
visit to the headquarters of the rebel
party under TameE and induced Tamez
10 visit Apla, where he drove him
about town In his carriage. finally tak-
ing him TO the German consulate
where King Malieato had been brought
some time before. The Significance of
TINS action lies In the attitude which
mas all along been held by Tamcz. He
recently deled the authorities and IA
at present sheltering prisoners under
sentence by the supreme court who
succeeded In making their escape.
United states Consul Mulllgnn refused
w y party 10 any dealings with the
nn lan VINO mad insulted and defled the
samoan government as recognized by
the three powers.
,nnere Is the usual talk among ma
date ~ -" curry
IN the last few days MIR. woodford
nus neen succeeded by MIR. Cusnck-
'Initn' VINO has returned from Fiji
,oa oi,iteu states Consul Mulligan will
Mac mv NM, py the next steamer and his
piuee VIII be filled by w. q I,nclock.
VINO mas held the place before
The business OF Samoa ia yrantIv 40.
p s,,,,n" The coocanut crop has re-
sulleu badly and the stanle nroauct
sVpi" 10 greatly reduced In quantity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
TREATY VIOLATED
BRITISH Fun sEALERs LAUGH AT
TREATY REGULATIONS.


lsan Francisco, Cal, Sept. 26,--Infor-
nation has come to the authorities
here thatmany British schooners have
been carrying arms In open defiance
OF the treaty and that the hunters
have boldly violated every clause OF
the law.
Complaints Will be made to the state
department and the matter will be
laid before the British government II
the stories OF American sea captains
who have cruised In the Arctic regions
since the Paris award in Behrlng sea
matters may be believed the British
fur sealers are systematically violating
every clause OF the treaty carrying
plenty OF arms TO do as they please,
and laughing at the threats OF COM
plants from America. on the other
hand It II said by reason OF advan-
tage Of position nnd superiority on the
sens Great Britain is carefully guard
ing our vessels, and that every viola
ton of law. however technical. Ia
promptly reported and summarily
dealt with, British violations OF the
treaty thus far discovered pertain to
and flrearins have used In Viola
imiles OF the islands OF Prlbyloff. known
as Seal islunds. II is alleged that guns
and fire arms have been ucd IN viola
ton OF the treaty and no attention
has been paid TO the Injunction which
prohibits any kind OF fur seeking at
certain seasons OF the year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
DUDLEY ENDORSED.
ms EXPRESSED SENTIMENTS APP
PROVED ny CHAIRMAN HARPER
Some strong Arguments and ForcI-
bio illustration. Given by the
Chairman.

Gorslcaun. Tex, Sept 20. -(speclal)--
NJ. Harper of Chatileld. chairman
OF THIS senatorial district. was In this
city today ana In conversation with
the Gazette reporter about Dudley's
letter TO Senator Mills. he snld. II
heartily indorse Chairman Dudley's cx-
PLANTATION OF the Democratic platform.
and | favor "A vigorous campaign to
restore silver ON a coinage and debt
paying parity with gold. No less nor
no more do | claim for silver than
for gold. but the equal coinage OF both
M the standard money of the country"
Mr. Harper also sud; ~ do not claim
that the stamp OF the government
makes value To silver bullion. any
more than does bridge across u river
to facilitate trade to . city raise tho
price OF cotton. | believe that colnng
silver and regulating the value there
Of IL but the essential avenue through
which the commerce OF the country can
maintain the bullion value OF silver
aud the purchasing power Of the sill
Yer dollar equal, Just the same an n
bridge would be the avenue through
which the prices OF commodities would
be kept on a parity ON both sides OF n
river" Continued MIR. Harper; How
can the price of silver bullion be pnnt
on q parity with gold bullion, when
silver bullion has not the chances OF
gold bulllonr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Another Ticket VIM Ne Put Up In
New York.

New York, Sept 2e.--A third local
.lcket TO be placed in the field by d
. Union composed Of most Of the men
w wno headed the reform movement last
VII undoubtedly be the result
club this afternoon. '"' -" s''97
e,n hoss present were Charles &. FAIR
Gnu ~ H. Root. Cornelius Bliss and
tie en' rnemas OF the anti-Platt fac
namseeseruing the possibility OF the state
tio o'. , uniting with the organlza-
~ r'en pnad above ON u union tick
am not prepared Ia sav ,,,a, 49,.
snali DO. | do not wanf 10 co,n,,,tt
r ,nyssI, We shall send repoitn 10 any
my, held In the intercsts OF
10 IL ..'eket and hear what they have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
THE ALIBI BROKEN
AND DunRANT's HOPES ARE he
ING SHATTERED.
Lecturer Cheney Says He Did Not
See the Murderer In the
cins. Room.

San Francisco, Sept. 20 The key
stone In the arch OF Durrants abb
crumbled and fell today. The witness
unon whom the attorneys for the de-
Tense depended most TO sustain their
contention that Durrant was attend
Ing lecture at Cooper Medical col
lege at the hour when Blanche Lamont
was murdered gave disappointing tosti-
mony, Instead OF testfying that Dur
rant was present at the lecture, DIR
Cheney, lecturer. said he had no recol-
lection Of seeing the young medical
student. To offset the reverse. the de.
Tense gained only one point. he ad-
mission MS an exhibit OF the roll call
book NJ the college, In which Durrant
was recorded aa present at the lecture
given ON the afternoon OF April 4. The
prosecution holds the roll call book I'm
little esteem. from the fact that IL
VIII place witnesses ON the stand 20
prove that Durrant frequently asked
his class mates TO answer his name
when he was absent, and that they
complied with his request
The crush In the corridors at the en-
trance to the court was greater today
than upon any other day since the
trial began Men aud women fought
for admission, while the sheriff and n
score OF deputies struggled desperately
TO keep the crowd back. At times the
confusion outside was 10 great The pro.
ceedlnga were interrupted
At length Judge Murphy summoned
the sheriff and ordered him to clear
the corridors Az the force was in.
SUFFICIENT, the Judge said ne would
call on the chief OF police for a SQUAD
OF men to execute the order Court
adjourned until tomorrow morning
with the cross examination OF pr
Cheney stlll incomplete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
EXCESS.
Receipts of Government
Picking Up.
RETURNS ron SEPTEMBER SHOW
A SURPLUS.
TWICE IN LAST YEAR
THE CUSTOMS RECEIPTS HAVE
BEEN INCREASING FOR Sew
ERAL MONTHS PAST.
October viii Place the Figures
Again on the Other Side
TWICE IN LAST YEAR


Washington. Sept. 26.-For the sec
ond time In the last twelve months the
,o.,ho,,,,,,, ,northiv statement of the
w. s''eV'',''e .'..',,,,,,',', -, ,,a on,,.
reee'pts anu eNpe"u,'"i VI w
ernment for September VIII snow an
excess of receipts over expenditures
mi. srr,ius which has now renched
"' 1'' h' ',, t',.,.. t,,,,,,sod
NllIo', WIN proo"pIy NC NV
about S2,0OO,OOO by the END OF the
month by which time the receipts
nro exnactcd 10 reaeh 800 $50 900. and
, 40, .,n ono mn a,,,,,
the Disbursements S-''-'V'VVV' "e oi',S
other exception to the dehelt RUE
during the year was In June last, when
H. raoo,n,s a,coeded the expenditures
Wv ~. go
by nearly N'VVV'VVV'
The October figures, however, are
expected to show deficit OF about
a. ooo ono os during TINT month tbe
So'oVV'VVV us uu''"s 'i"' "'o'''' ''o
pension ana intereSt pa PaS Sda H., alohe
VIII approximate SlI,VVV'vuv' my "
celpts on heeouht OF eus'oii's nav
shown grautylhs increase Oh i'l.e, US
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
BLACK CONVENTION
THE ooLonnD BAPTIST ooNvnN-
TON AT ATLANTA.
Notable Gathering of Negroc. from
All over the uni,ed state.-ovsr
1900 Delegate. Present.

Atlanta. Sept. 2s.--what Is perhaps
one OF the most, IL not the most, not
able gathering OF negroes ever held
IN America and the world is In pro-
gress In tho Friendship Baptist church
The entire negro population OF the
United States Is represented The
occasion or the gathering In the Color
cd Baptistr mission convention and
the low railroad rates on account OF
the exposition has proved sufficient 10
make the attendance unuaually large
There IRE already over 1900 Delegates
present. Three large associations are
represented, the National Baptlats, the
haptiat Foreign Mission society and
the Baptist Educational association.
resolution was adopted TO connolI-
date the organizations and n commit
zee 10 draft plans for the future oper-
atlonH OF tho body was appointed,
The reports OF progress OF education
ana missions was read and proved very
gratifying. So successful has been INC
work of the men ana women who hrc
engaged In the work that many more
VII no on the same mission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

tlonal alliance In securing the inde-
pendonce 81 Ireland
THE election of,pfiiccrs OF the newly
created irish Mtlonai Alliance was
declared IN order. and resulted as fol-
lows:
York; vice president, o'Neill Ryan, 81.
Louis; treasurer, i. v. Fitzpatrick,
Chicago. executive council. J. J. Dom
ovan. Lowell, Mnss.; Chris Gallagher.
Mlnnesotai Martin Kelly. Tennessee;
Capt. Mnngan, Wisconsin; j. Al. ken
needy. Anaconda. Mont; Thomas u.
Dundon. o.; Thomas II. Greevy. Penn
sylvanla. and James LAWYER. Tex
All the ofilcers-elect made short
speeches.
o'Neill Ryan was the only one OF
tho newly elected officers who made any
extended remarks. the others merely
thanking the convention for the honor
conferred and promising ,he faithful
discharge of the duties Imposed. Mr..
Ryan alluded TO this fact by the re-
mark that officers had been selected
because they were men OF action. rnth-
err than words.
Soon after the opening OF the rfter-
noon session, a resolution OF Hympa-
thy from the executive committee OF
the colored league of Chicago vas read
and n vote of thanks extended for tho
same by the convention. A similar
vote was tNitnutl 10 the fuliNn Ma
tlonal alliance for q similar oppression
OF sympathy from that rga1isation.
The convention closed sine die. with
the singing OF now Irish song COM
posed by Mrs. O'Hare. NJ leveland.
o.. called God Bless Ireland" after
which tho delegates arose Lnd sang
"Amorlca." and God Save roland"
Tho majority OF the delegates left
the city tonight, but the officers and
members Of the executive committee
win remain here to perfect ,ncir pl' ms
for the future,
There was a conference II McCoy's
hotel during tho Afternoon of The dele
gates who had experience IN military
affairs. The meeting was held ohind
closed doors, and all Inquiries es to the
methods Of organizing the ,illtnry arm
Of the alliance were met by tho ic-
Spouse that all such details were TO be
left to the officers COUNSEL.
After the convention adjourned
there was a meeting OF the executive
council at which Now York city was
selected as the headquarters OF the Al
lance. President Lyman announced he
had selected John p. sutton for sec
rctuy,
OMEN Ryan said the committee had
not yet taken mp the matter OF military
Organization, but would probably dis
cusg thai subject before adjournment
of the present session. Before adj
journmeut the council viii issue n
circular to the Irish people OF the Uni
ted States urging them to form local
councils unders the provisions Of the
rules for organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Trial OF Men Charged with Hapc
at Roxton.

Paris, Tex. Sept. 26.-(special.) 1.-The
examining trial OF sam Daugherty and
Luther Lambert, charged with out
raging Miss Mollle Layton. near Rox-
ton. was concluded today at that place.
The testimony Ia most voluminous and
II required two days to hear IL. II is
perhaps the most snlacious and sensa-
tonnl ever heard in that court, The
woman Is large and fine looking and
told her story with the utmost COM
posture. II told of how she was enticed
from her home under promise OF mar
riage, taken to lonely wood by the
two men and repeatedly wronged. The
DEFENDANTS proved that they had been
Intimate with her for some time. and
that she was free In her favors to all
After hearing the evidence, Justice
Amontte said he could not discharge
them under the law az they We're
charged with a capital offense, but
that he would allow them bond in the
sum OF 5000 each,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
no NOMINATE rms COMMISSION.
Committee Appointed by Southern
states Passenger Association.

New York. Sept. %. 1.-The members
OF the Southern States Passenger as.
soeiation held brief meeting al The
waldorf today J l.. Thomas. presl-
dent or the Western and Atlantic rail-.
way. presiding. A committee was APP
pointed to nominate The new cammis-
Conner, receiver OF the Central rniiroad
OF Georgia; r.. O. irwin. Vice profldeut
OF the Plant system; samuel SPENCER.
president OF the Southern railway. j.
\ Wood. general passenger agent OF
The Pennsylvania railroad. and n. NJ,
Emmerson, traiho manager Of the AT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
--as-s--7-t' 7'-7='-777-'7s-7-'7
VESSELS COILIDED.
u. $. $. Alert In collision win the
british Condor.

Washington, Sept, ga oabiegram
received at the naval department to-
day from Commander Hanford OF the
United Statea steamer Alert at Guaya-
quil, officially reports that HIS ship
was In collision yesterday with the
British Condor and that the Alcrt'A
bowAprlt was carried away. AZ no
further details are given the officials
ut the navy department are inclined to
believe the damage was slight.
One important detail OF the accident
which IL supplied by the navy depart
ment thia evening Is that the blame
for tho collision lies entirely with the
British vessel for according 10 the
captnln's report the Alert was lying
az anchor and was run into by the
Condor This fact relieves Capt Han
ford OF responsibility, and the British
vessels ownerh must pay the cost OF
repairing the damage, Which will be
assessed by a beard OF survey appoint
ed by the United States consul at
Guayaqull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
INSPECTING rus NEW ROAD.
First Tour OF Inspection Made by
General Onccrs.

South McAlester, ]. r., Sept. &C.
.,special)-The first tour OF inspection
over the line OF the Choctaw railroad
being made today The Inspection par
~ left here at o'clock by special train,
consisting OF the following officers:
Francis |. Gowen, president and gem
cral manager. j. w. McI.oud, general
solicitors. Colonel ]. D. Bradford, SUI
psrlniendent railroad; j. r. Holden.
low, superintendent OF mines; James
Cunningham. master mechanic; II. Ia.
IArnAll, local treasurer; Captain ]
y. Hlnle, chief engineer; and +. L,
Mocller superintendent transp0rta-
tion; Hon. James Kerr. ex-cierk OF the
house OF representatives and mem
Dor OF the firm OF Good & Co. who
bnllt, the llne. was one Of the party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
rIrz STAKES Will y :
peeLman Denied a Mstisa y
the At,schnsat

New York, Sept. ~
lodged in Mr.. Phillip J p l,.,'' 2,
on the part OF BOB Il'. <. Z.
his coming fight for
championship OF the IVORY ''sj
j. corbett viii not % t
the attachment obiAinsq1 ,,.'s<
the metropolitan Jep ,di.s n
pany on July 10, last, XXX XXX "
in the supreme court n '.,r,,I I
motion to vacate the AZ e;,,',,rt
The metropolitan Jo 'a. s'
many obtained wv .i1;,
Fitzsimmons for prlh,u ,s ssrs {
them while touring WV 80!
mons own Specially :. INCA
The amount OF ssols,N,,. TX, ~ = i'sl
would not pay the ds up'n,a y ~
was secured on the s,pss.:!,s
simmons was a no On e; q
state and the sio@ y. VA
hands OF Phil DwyeI No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Leafvilie. Col. Sept ,,-l !.
explosion of blasting pox,,, \
o'clock this Afternoon !, d. N
mine resulted in the dsals 4 h
ers and the lnjurlng Of isu 4
The dead:
j. II. GRAY,
JOHN HAMMILL.
CLARK McGINNIs
JOHN BEGGs,
CHRIS PHILLIPs
ED KUHN.
Injured.
j, II. REYNOLDS,
JAMES BAXTER.
ALEX PARKER. |.
JOHN WATERS. \
The shock caused dit |, ,,.,|
slope and the men c,uId M N
six OF them slowly sn,ssh,1'
death. -
Volunteers began dIEfirf Il,
the mass OF dirt and IN u NJ
broke through and disaassftl 4,
ers lying along the drift. mai
five in the Belgian drifs. al I'd
four in another. three of VIA
alive. The dead and lnIss3
taken out t,.'',
II is thought all the inilai ID
cover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

81 Louis, No, Sept. as.-censro,
PASSENGER agents OF the Southwestern
roads met again today ana resumed
their consideration Of the proposed
agreement to regulate Interstate ,ra,'
nc to and from Texas. 1t was a.
nonheed tonight that the agreement
mad been practically adopted Tea
agreement us drafted Ia saId =.
oullhriy elastic ana liberal IL " De Pc
sis'uns. u contains no penaltv p.o-
put u strong enough, IL IA th9,' eiiause.
prevent the decentralization syhiss, ~, 70
prevalled from time 10 lime ms
territory under oonsiderat ton ~ me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

And Tesnrisnna Publishing House
~ Obliged TO Go Down.

Texarkana, Tex. Sept. 2e.-(speclai
The extensive gents furnishing
house OF j, w, stuart q Sons Of this
city failed today for sli. 900. 'rhnl,.
creditors are In New York, ClneInnnt,
Louisville. 81, Louis. Memphis ana
New N~'cans. Stnari Is from Atlanta
G@., whore he stands high, and in mi,
CITY he enjoyed the confidence Of NH
shades and trades unfavornhio collec.
tons and dun season brought on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
TO START FORTH
CHAMPION jim WILL IN
ruIwHER oBJRcriaiA
VIII Accept the ArraussnnsI
for the Meeting with yiis'1
mons-Is In Prime cszain

q
New York, Sept a-TI
Brady today issued a maa'sa''
effect that Champion james ! Y
would not make any iuI'Ar =
to arrangements made foi as " Z
with Fltsslmmons, hu! Wy.
Texas on Monday next ana WI
once for the iight.
MIR. Brady said corbels WI, WI.
fight and would ALLOW ne'.a
his part to prevent the 1al'Il'
IL absolutely confident 81
defeat and gave Il ouI as
that Corbett was IN splsn1n \ "A
and would show up az la' ",
good as he has ever bcen; y WI N.
make u speech at his eSA'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
HE is AFTER GROSS.
SHERIFF. RAY IN ARkANsAs THY-
ING TO CAPTURE A MAN.
charles Gross, Charged win seduo
ing Girl in Fort worth, Said
to he Arrested.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 26--sherir
Rea of Fort Worth, Tex. was in the
city today to arrest Charles Gross,
charged with the seduction of q young
girl In the suburbs or Fort WORTH.
Gross had left here and gone TO Para
gould, and receiving n telegram that
Gross was under arrest there Sheriff
Rea left tonight for Paragould.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Texas nankers Renting Many store
houses In New York.

Galveston. Tex, Sept. 2G.--(speclal)-
Private kilograms from New York
say that large ana well known G,m
OF bankers of this city. who ara large.
~ Interested in Georgia and other Al
lentlc states. are renting all the avail
able warehouses IN New York, and IL
W rumOred that corner ~ tho naar
months In cotton or the New Yorjs
market will folDv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
HE is A nan NEGRO,
And Officers are After Him with
nlood Monnds.

Mlneola. Tex. Sept. 6.-(speclal)--
Constable Hiram APPEL. while attempt
Ing to arrest a bad negro named John
Hickman. for hog stealing. was Sc
rlously wounded with q load from the
Negroes shotgun. Citizens are HIT on his
trail with hounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Two Popular Young People ARE
Joined In Marriage.

Waco. Tex, Sept, 90 --tspecial)-H
A. Wilson and Miss Ella King We're
married here this morning. Mr. VIII
son was until recently representative
of the associated Press IN Waco ut
is now stationed at Laredo. Miss King
IL daughter of Rev. S. A. King, an
eminent Waco divine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

Several cases Disposed of-.It re-
mains Very Dry.

snyder. TEX. Sept. 49, tspeclei)J
The snyder high school opened on the
23d, with i2i pupils,
The Thirty-ninth district court open
ed on the Esd. with Judge Hammer pre-
siding. Cases disposed OF. The state
VI. Jasper Brooks, cattle tneft, dis
missed. the State vs.. WIN. Simmons,
horse theft; hung jury.
No indictments were returned by the
grand jury.
A cool wave struck Snyder the 22d
II Is very dry. Stock ls doing wei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27

rue rlelr csngs''. .

Marshaltown. la as,, ~ .;
SpS Ssllss1qb here sis's 81: iiI''4S,:ss
auspices OF the The, Vwwstois
nre in this ciiy ;;,.,sd. ps, ,a'
large as ansieip NJ By
S z Sel e soSa sasIss.,I|sIs'ss i
number Of oineg Ind a Y, 4!
me %ss' opera We SSs s 4 's,Iss
United staea s ssrsss.
the leading adoire'.. -. 1l..>'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-27
pa. Towns o.
For Oh. DYSTTlss =.
Mrs. sst'ist

Hot springs, Ars, " IN
young doctor from ,frs EsiIs I,
ed with robblnss. ~, III Il ~ y
week by drusglns. III, III n.
before Justice K T. .ns Il
Mrs. Towne, ~ Iossi /,
erably his senio, . y, y
bali both are inn''
iall, ~ : ~