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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
GRAYSON GOES WET.
ESTIMATED MAJORITY OF Anour
ONE THOUSAND.
Large Towns Roll Up MnIorI,Ics for
Auu That outside PrecInu,.
Cannot overcome.

sherman, Tex, Sept, s.--tspeclal.)-
Grayson county has gone wet by about
1000. The boxes SO far heard from are
as follows; sherman. vote, s62s; anti
majority t5l; Deniaon vote. g29e; anti
majority, 1858. The following towns
rave the following majorities for pro-
hlbltlon; Pittsburg, i; Ida, 49, Bells.
" Dugnnville, 1871; Howe. q: White
Mount, 10; Van AlAtync, %; Whites
boro, M, Southmayd, 30. Following
went anti; Tioga. 5; Cashier, &C.
Denlaon, Tex. Sept. Especial IRE.
ports 50 far show that Rntis have ear
FLED this Graysom county by over hoo
majority, With sixteen more hoxaa IL
De heard from. The Daily Heraldg
returns are as follows
Ants: Denlaon, 1850; sherman. asa,
Ethel IS; Hyde Park, ~; Tloga, 3,
Cahion. 10; Shiloh, ~,
Prohibitions Whltewright, 1853;
Whltcsboro, III; Dugansvlllc, isi; Bells
~; Southmnyd 30; Howe, "a; Pottsboro
D; Van Nlstyne. %; Colllnsvillc, Z.
The Herald estimates that the ma.
lorlfy In the county VIII be one thous.
and,
colllnsvnle, Tex. Sept. s.-tspecial.,
This, Juatico, precinct. Including
Ethel, Tiogn and Collinsvillc, gave q
majority against prohibition.
Tom Bean, Tex, Sept. 9.--(Speclal.) y
The prohibition election at this box
gives prohibition ~ majority; at ldn
box, Is majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
CHOSE A PRESIDENT
DR. LESLIE wAccoNEn snhrcrnp
TEMPORARILY.
detection OF judge Mnier's Success
.or Has neen Lef, TO Profess
sors Joplin and bats.

Austin, Tex, Sept Especially 1T
leaked out tonight that the board OF
University regents Saturday before
adjournins elected DR.. Leslie wag-
go1er, the old president OF the faculty
ana professor of English OF the state
University. temporary president OF the
institution subject to his acceptance.
It Is also learned that Robert l.. Jop-
I'm. professor o. law. nnd Robert l..
Bats, adjnnet professor OF law. are en-
powered 10 select Judge Mnler's sue
lessor. subject to the ratification OF the
The railroad commission todny
rranied the application for the adopt
on OF n rate OF $3.50 per standard
'af on beef cattle from stations Brook
IND East TO Houston. The adoption OF
10 cent rate per 100 pounds on iirst
our classea between Hillsboro and
Abbott and between Hnlsb0ro and
Nest 70 meet wagon competition wan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
DU RI ANT ALIBI.
DEFENSE WILL OFFER sENsA-
TIoNAL TESTIMONY
To Prove That other Parties Muir
dered blanche Lamont-MorS
Than one implicated.

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 9.--An eve
ming paper prints a sensational story
about the defense which will be offered
In the trial OF Durrant for the murder
OF Blanche Lamont. The statement is
credited to a person connected with
the defense. The abb will be strong,
but the defense has witnesses to show
that Durrant not only did not commit
the murder but will indicate who did
commit II. There will be more than
one implicated in the murder. Witnesses
Will testify that they saw the girl en-
ter the church on the fatal afternoon
with certain man. and at that time
second man was in the church. The
defense Will rest It's Inquiry. The state
ments as to this are so direct that
they Will leave no ground for the prose-
cution to stand ON 30 far as Durrant is
concerned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
TROOPS ARRIVING
FIVE THOUSAND SOLDIERS ARE
LANDED AT HAVANA.
Spanish Authorities are prepnrInp
to Push the Campaign Against
the Cuban Rebels.

Havana. Sept, 9.-'rhe steamerLuzon
mas arrived here with 900 soldiers OF The
engineers corps. The steamers Mon
'eVldlo and Buenos Ayres have also
arrived, having on board fourteen OFF,
GERS and 400 men, In the skirmish
m tni santa Cruze the insurgent cap
,alh, sarafn Recio. was Killed. The
",TC9Sps mad two soldiers wounded.
tation nsuteents have burned the pam
's mo-, OF Antonio and Aqua.
me forces under Colonel oliver. near
M, Nh. have had anothsr fieht
MIN me lnsurgent band o. Ferrni,,iez
wien number 400. The ins,,rgents
I msre Iepnlsed and left ten Killed. The
NEW se9ts nave attacked the dptach-
W vShit OF Condado, Trinilad. Ma Tor
mare marched TO the r..iSf Of he
in nr,,son and reports that ne roa:ad The
Insurgents who left nine killed md
mtteeh wounded, Ave prisoners ana
many saddled horses. anu
bean santa Domingo. two men have
p Tvyh imprisoned for distributing revo-
iuHohafy proelamations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
FOR AMERICAS CUP.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOATs
LEAVE THE ANCHORAGE
FOR A TRIAL SAIL.
Outlook Mt Midnight WAS for n
Fresh South Wind and II Clear
SKY To-day.

New York, Sept. 9.-The indications
are at midnight that the weather viii
be favorable tomorrow for the second
race between the Valkyrie Ill and the
Defender. Forecaster Dunn reports
that the outlook Is now that there
VIII be II fresh south wind and clear
sky, At this hour the wind IL blowing
from the southwest at the rate of 20
miles of Sandy Hook. At Long
Branch the sky is clear and the wind
Is blowing at the rate OF 10 miles an
hour Atlantic City reports u miles
and clear sky. This afternoon both
yachts went out for u trial spin. The
Nalkyrle left her anchorage ut p. IN.
under tib, lib staysail and mainsail,
making the Quarantine station In one
tuck. She tackled across the narrows
heading down the bay again on port
tack. At $3.50 she returned through
the narrows running free under the
the bay again. passing Quarantine ut
1880 with malnsail and jlb When
close to Fort WadswOrth she went
about and stood over towards Graves
end and went on the long docks south
of Port Hamilton. At 33:25 she went
about again and stood down the lower
bay
In the meantime Defender had also
got under way, the two boats meeting
on the Crescent club house, the De
fender ON the starboard tack under
lib staysall. mainsall and club topsail,
At Sl7 both boats were observed
from Sandy Hook In the upper part
OF the bay standing to starbourd tack
towards Cory Island. The Nalkyrie
was somewhat to the wlndwArd 1t
looked as though private match had
been arranged between the two racers.
The wind from the south blew at the
rate of sixteen miles an hour. Both
held their respective positions until
S.45 when the Defender went about
and held up the bay The Nalkyric
held ON her tack until the buoy at the
junction Of the Swash and ship chan
nels when she also went about, and
easing OFF her main sheet, she headed
up the bay,
At 1870 the Defender passed Quaran-
tine bound In, and she was followed iif-
teen minutes later by the Nalkyrie.
also bound in,
Later both boats headed about and
cast anchor off Bay Ridge. where they
rJmaln until time to make ready for
the race tomorrow.
At an Informal meeting OF the mem-
bers of the New York Yacht club today
the regatta committee delegated James
II. Busk to represent the committee ON
board the Nalkyrle tomorrow. 1t was
also learned that David Henderson,
Lord Dunraven's friend, will represent
the British interests on board the De-
fender, No official action OF any kind
In connection with the race was ta-
ken MIR Busk was the owner OF the
sloop Mischief. which In 1879 defended
the Americas cup against the sloop
ATLANTA of the Bay Of Quinta club.
Lake ontario. The course tomorrow
viii be a triangle of ten miles a side.
starting, II possible, from Sunday Hook.
The regatta committee have the on
ton OF changing the starting point to
another location at the last moment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
CYCLONE At cslnp|
NEosHA RAPIDS AND a..
SUFFER-. WHILE ron, 49,.
is PARTLY suunRacrs 4
People Injured-who,s ro..,..
Flooded, Tracks co,.rs. !,
Trains Delayea-crs,,.

Kansas City, No. Sept, i.
nights storm Throughout K,,s,
pears to have been far NOR. "
than at first reported. On ssy,s1
roads trains have been d.a,s
hours and on some OF them I'M. ]
not be resumed for another ,x,,,a
hours. At Independence six MI
water fell in less than one l,p
streams are rising rapidly IA. 4
damage is anticipated.
The town of Grldley, In coru {,
ty, was struck by a cyclon, Nj J
terday, causing much damage d !,
erty. Some of the best business Y,
and residences are reported ss]
and several people are r.pa.n!
jured. -
At Ffedonla the storm was u, n
lest ever known there. Ten NV
rain fell, overflowing the river f5,,|
the bottoms and washing out n
tracks. The fair grounds are L,
four feet under water
The town OF Neosha fatli- \
Emporla suffered severely a MI
latter named town. Five buslhul 4
in Neosha Rapids Were ieslroys Y
II number OF dwellings we're "
away. The Neosha river Is hlste Y
IL has been for years.
At Fort Scott the lower Part 4 l
city is submerged In water fra
Marmalon river and Mil creek II
are out OF their banks. and the ID
Is rising with alarming rspliiI,
trains are tied up and communist
by wire with the north and I'd
completely shut off. Crops Will a
greatly everywhere.
Thousands OF rabbits and 4
game are congregated on poyl1
the Missouri. Kansas and TEN
above high water mark, and nit'
run over by cars while Others ~
the water. The railroad track \
water at places never befor md
be overflowed. So far as can b x
the only casualty occurred At hat
where Mrs. Elizabeth Henry vas
injured by a house she was IN Y
down.
Ottawa, Kan. Sept s.-GTas
town of 400 people on The NJ
railroad fifty miles southwest 4
suffered the total destruction y
of its buildings by last nlsnt
while hardly a structure In the y
capped injury. 1t is believed no qx
seriously injured.
The pecuniary loss Is hsaIl
downpour OF rain Immediately
ing the windstorm aincphle-
deluge. twelve inches Of walu
in an Incredibly short TINE
damage Is feared In The elaps
county. One farmers hol% =
mile from town was compha
stroyed and one inmate, sulp.s
be Mrs. Clara Massle, wA =
hurt.
Pittsburg, Kan, Sept $500
such rains been known neis I
fallen for the past three aN
whole country is flooded ana " Y, F.
OF ali railroads leading into l'sr
washed away and trains ce.,'
Webb City, Mo-. Sept. go.
rain poured down for nou ,.s, X X
aged property to the amoup'
TO 500. 900 in this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
CLAIMED An OUTRAGE.
'"ihyrie's Captain says lie wa,
Given No SHOW.

MeW DIRK, Sept. 9,-The World to-
si9ri , WIN print the following inter
Nisw WIN Captain Cranneid:
40 not think that one race wins the
S Sslies by any means" said captain
Ssahheld last night. saturdays race
, wss not a true show Of the Representa-
ma ma merits OF the boat, We iabored
crrsi n sreatdisadvantage. These ex-
Surslon steamers gave US all their hack
VA, WASH and particularly hampered ms an
th nome run, think II is an outrage
t sme way they treated us. We are here
no., ,Sr sport ana have a good boat int IT.
any AZ interfere with our sailing as they
WIN, ..n the boats can do
a. 20 you think You will stand n bet-
bras ene a.. II there is good ain
.citndeed do said Captain Cranheld.
vii Ns US good stiff breeze ana Ne
S 10, surely win. think VaikyIie viii
NO We, In good stln weather n thn
s S'nu mad not hauled 10 the sonth
S, ,,,y Valkyrie would have snrssr
n ' e., me mark first. A race In sucb
Hnek' Wind Is no test at al" 1s"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

grounds. Visitors to the fair and the
employees. etc, can receive their mail
there.
washington. Sept 9.-The Catholic
University has decided TO admit wo-
men as pupils in all the higher studies,
embracing courses OF science, phlloso-
pbv and the arts. The university here
tofore has been available for priests
alone.
Jackson. Tenn, Sept. 9.-Rev. VIII
liam Anderson. the eloquent young
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
OF this city, has resigned to accept the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian
church at Dallas, Tex.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. 9.-Patrick
Grove was surrendered today by the
authorities upon a requlstion from the
governor of Missouri. He was Identified
as the prisoner who escaped from the
Jail at St Joseph. Mo
Malvern, Ark, Sept "a cold-blood-
ed murder occurred two miles north OF
Malvern last night. Tom Henson at
TEMPTED TO protect his sister, wife OF
Marshal Anderson. and was shot by
the latter Anderson Is now in jail
Both are colored.
San Jose. cal. Sept "a fire which
originated In a barn today destroyed
the extensive plant or the santa Clara
Mil and Lumber company valued at
$4,000. three fats, two dwellings and
the contents of all, The total loss is
$4,000; Insurance, $4,000.
san Francisco. Cal. Sept. 9,--rhe oc-
cidental and Oriental Steamship COM
pany today received confirmation OF
the report that the steamer Belglc.
from San Francisco for Yokohoma, had
gone ashore on the coast Of Japan.
All the passengers were safely landed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
coNpnNsED TELEaRINs

Forest city, Ark. Sept BEEN Roo,,
er died ten miles north OF this civ ies,
night from wounds received n; AZ
nahds OF deputy sheriff who was t ,.y
Brooklyn: y. y. Sept. s.-The w,u
81 susan S1,.. w Talmage, the wife Of Rev m,.
hs y", ia aa'inaEe, was admitted 10 bro.
Is left 10 her husband. '00VVo
Washington. Sept. e-rhA
troller OF the currency has a. comp
dlVidepd In favor OF the creaitcss ~ ~
lnsoivent national bank Of flanssso r, 1ne
OF Is per cent. sas cry,
Washington. Sept. s.-rha
postmaster-generdl has dirac,ss aslhs
nun postofiice substitution h. ~. q
; hshed at the Atlanta exno1t,Iar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
SLASHED
indianapolis MouIder
Uses a Razor.
uE KILLS TWO WOMEN AND CUTS
AIS OWN THROAT.
A TERRIBLE SIGHT.
A TERRIBLE SIGHT.
az ENpEAyoRs TO SUICIDE IN THE
PRESENCE OF A LARGE
CROWD.
Captured by nu omccr and Taken
to the Hospital, Where He L.
Dying.

indianapolis. Ind, Sept. s,-Lon
Rocker. moulder employed at the
Indianapolis Car works. murdered his
wife tonight by cutting her throat. He
also attempted to kill Mrs. Emma
PEGS, slashing her about the head and
face with a razor, making wounds
from which It is believed she win not
recover. Mrs. PEGS ran screaming into
the street covered with blood. She
crowd OF excited people quickly gath
cred. Rocker made an attempt to es-
cape and stepped to the front door with
q bloody razor in his hand. Seeing
that it would be impossible TO escape,
he made a remark about killing the
first man who attempted to lay hands
on him and then cut his own throat.
Tho get was witnessed by number OF
persons, The blood spurted from the
wound and the man after staggering
about for few minutes fell, The
crowd started for him hut he rose and
held them at bay VIII. the razor. lie
then left the house and ran three
squares followed b, great crowd.
When Elizabeth st;eet was reached he
Jumped on a street car where he was
captured by a policemen.
Mrs. Rocker, after receiving the ter
1ble wound started for the city hospi-
tai which is only a short distance from
the scene of the tragedy. After taking
few steps she fell and died la u few
minutes. Rocker and Mrs, PEGS had in
the meantime been taken to the hos
pital and the doctors believe that both
are fatally Injured,
Jealousy was the cause of the crime.
Rocker believed his wife, from whom
he was separated, was not living ~ she
should and he resolved to kill her The
crime was premedltated and he lay In
wait all the afternoon for the oppOr-
tunity which came about o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
couNrnnrGirnHs ARn ,lnyED.
bradford and Nixon are Roth Held
With Very High Bnil.

New York, Sept s,--Dr, o. b.. Brad
ford and John Nixon. an eN-keeper at
Sing Sing. the alleged ccunterfeiters
who We're arrested by secret service
agents last Saturday. were aualgned
before United States Commissioner
Alexander. Bradford's bail was fixed
at S25, 900 and NlxOn's at $4,000. Chief
IlaZen announced that Secret Service
Agent Thomas Callaghan. who. with
-. w. Bruins. was In charge OF DR..
Bradford mt the time he had escaped,
had been discharged by Secretary Car
isle Callaghan had been nine years
In the service and was considered one
Of the most efficient men In the SER
vice II Is supposed by his brother
officers that some powerful drug had
been used by Brently or some Of DR..
Bradford's friends to overpower the
officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
COTTON COMING IN.
Comnnche Receiving Bales slowly
Marriage nnd other Items.

comanche, Tex, Sept. s-(Special.--
Cotton comes In, but slowly. Prices
ranged last week from $50 to 100 cents
per pound.
There were 400 pupils in attendance
at the academy last week.
Robt. Moore. young Comanche mer-
chant, and Miss Fannie Holmsley were
married the 4ih inst. They left imme-
diately for Galveston
@. s. Wright, an old citizen. Is very
sick at this time.
The army as well boil worms are In
juring the cotton on many farms.
The Baptlsts will build new church
this fail.
The oil mill will probably begin work
about the middle Of next month
At the recent meeting held under the
charge OF Rev. A. Il. Carraway, pastor
OF the Methodist church. there were
about thirty-hve conversions.
District court adjourned the 9th. The
grand jury reported forty-six true bills:
thirty misdemeanors and sixteen fell
onles
There were two divorces granted dur
ing the last term Of court,
w. II. Chancellor. the senior prOprle-
tor Of the Exponent, Is not expected to
live.
County court commences the fourth
Monday In this month, and the docket
IL rather large one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
SUNDAY scmooL RALLY.
IL close. nt Guthrie After Much Good
Work.

Guthrie. o. r., Sept 9.--(SpeclaD. -
The three days Sunday school rally
and basket meeting held by the north
district sunday School Association
seven miles north OF here was brought
To successful close Saturday. Several
thousand people attended the meeting
and the convention works was pnrticl-
ppted In by II large number of active
sunday school workers. Territorial
Secretary Wenner conducted the work
ers conferences ana question hours and
Rev. C. N. Queen lectured to an Inn
GERS OF the association We're elected us
follows; President. q +. Atherton,
Lawrie; secretary, A, j. Spnngler. Null
nan. treusurer w. X phenis. Guthrie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
IT is SoT HOGAN.
Postmaster itIduiey Has Examined
hts Photographic.

Springfield. Ill. Sept -Postmaster
Riigley returned from ST. Louis where
he was called TO see Photographic OF
Hogan, the man under arrest at
Springfield. Mo- and supposed to be
Charles Allen. one OF the robbers OF
the postofiice here and who escaped
from Ludlow Atreet jail. Mr, Ridgiey
from the photos and from minute de.
scriptlon OF Hogan declares positively
he Ia not one OF the robbers OF the post
ofiice here. Hogan has not the scar on
the knee or frrckles that Allen had,
and has a bulleg wound that Allen did
not have.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
MOTHER OF PIETzEL
WILL TESTIFY BEFORE THE
GRAND JURY
Regarding the Disappearance ana
Identification OF Her SON, the
Victim of II. II. Holmes.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. s.--Mrs.
Pietzel arrived here from Galva this
afternoon. She was taken to the resi-
denee OF Coroner Caster. where she
viii remain during her stay in the city.
Tomorrow she will 40 before the grand
Jury and testify regarding the disap-
pearance and identity OF her son,
Howard, who is supposed to have Lcen
murdered by Holmes, the insusance
swindler. In this city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
HORSEMEN COLLIDE.
ONE WAS KILLED AND THE OTHER
nADLY HURT.


Guthrie. o. T.. Sept. 9,-tspeclaD.-
Jacob Hass and John jenkins, two
farmers, collided on the road east Of
here Saturday night and both were
thrown TO the ground. Hass horse
reared and plunged aud kicked his
owner to death in few moments and
Jenkins was 50 badly injured II Is
feared he Will die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
THE ANrI-pLArrs woN.
The New York Republicans Making
IA Hard Fight.

Buffalo. N. Y. Sept. s.--The first
trial OF strength between the Plat and
the antl-Platt forces in Erie county
took place tonight at the Republican
caucus for the selection OF delegates to
the district and judicial conventions.
The result was complete Victory for
the organization or anti-Platt men.
who win have an almost solid repre-
sentatlon at the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

granted. Authority was granted for
the adoption OF rate OF s3-i cents per
100 pounds on stave bolts or timber In
carloads from Bryan college. Willborn
and Millican to Houston.
Charters-Texas MIL and supply
company of Fort Worth, Beeville
Building and Loan association, the
Ben Milan Home OF san Antonio, for
girls and women.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

soath Carolina Constitution Is to
He Doctorcd.

Columbia. 5, C., Sept, 9.--The con-
stltutional convention meets tomorrow
At noon. II Is composed OF ITO .'sform
Democrats, a. conservative Democrats
and six negro Republicans. TIE oh jeet
In calling the convention is for he ,Nir-
pose OF adopting a constitution hav.LE
IN view n mobilization OF the election
laws.
Governor Evans VIII be elected -csi-
dent OF the convention without oIpo-
sitlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
DEFENDED HIMSELF
FRANK RIED INSTANTLY KILLED
AT LEGGET.


Leggett, Tex. Sept. s.--(special.)-
Yesterday evening about ave o'clock
near Gotta. ]. c. Marsh shot and in
stanuy killed Frank Rled. Mr., Marsh
some blows they separated. Mr.. RIed
went away and borrowed a gun and
came back and snapped 1t at Mr..
Marsh. whereupon Mr.. Marsh shot
him In self defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

supposed 10 He That Of Murdered
Horse Duycr.

Guthrie. o, r. Sept -tSpecian. 49,
The badly deeomposcd body OF an un-
known man was found IN the Cotton
wood river, ten miles south Of here
yesterday 1t Is believed that he was
"A horse buyer named Raymond, who
was murdered and robbed of large
sum OF money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
BEGIN THE CAMPAIGN .
Anti-Tnmmany Democracy Of New
YORK nre Now OrgauIsIng.

New York, Sept. 9.-The antl-Tam-
many Democracy opened tie campaign
at their headquarters this evening by
meeting cf the distric; chalrmen.
when platform was declared which,
while opposed 10 Tammany hail. is also
opposed to the administration OF Mayor
Strong AMI denounces the enforcement
OF the excise law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Turkish Authorities Hold Them for
Inspection.

Constantlnople. Sept. 9.-The Turk
ish authorities at various ports Of Asia
Minor, notably at Bayreuth and Sam
sun, are again subJecting packlngs
sent by the American Bible House of
this city for the mission station to
fresh examinations and delays at the
ports of arrivals. Notwithstanding the
fact that all packages are carefully
examined by the custom authorities
at Constantinople and duty collected
by that body. so that second examin-
alton at the port OF landing becomes
quite unnecessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

clubs Declared Amenabie TO The
Laws.

New York. Sept. 9--The question OF
whether the clubs OF the city We're
Amenable to the excise laws as wen
as saloons and hotels has been the
subject Of much discussion. To-day
the police commissioners had confer
enee on the subject and decided that
a club or corporation can no more VIC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Montreal sept Frank Moseiy &
Co. leather merchants and tanners Of
Montreal. one Of the largest Arms of
the kind In Canada, is In financial dr.
henity and = demand OF assignment
has been made. Liabilities are said
to be In the vicinity OF $500. 900 while
II Is understood the assets will make
q Door showing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

late the law than any Individual. The
commissioners admit that the enforce
ment OF the law against clubs Is dii-
fioult because policemen could not OBJ
tain Admission to get evidence.