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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
TO CAMPOS.
HE REPLIES THAT THE PRAISE ~
uNMERirnD, un is ONLY A
SOLDIER.


Havana, Sept. G ,-senor Emilio CAS-
,ellar, who was prcsldent OF the eNecu-
tive power in Spain after the abdica-
tion OF King Amedo In 1879, has written
a highly complimentary letter to Mar
shall Martinez de cGlnpos.
In this letter Senior Castelar, ex-
presses his admiration OF the courage,
heroic sclf.denlnl ana noblenesn OF
heart which he ascribes to the captain
general
He declares that the prestige which
do Campos enjoys is recognized
throughout the world by his own gem
Grafton. which Ia rich In notable men.
CASTELAR, adds an expression Of faith
that the boldness. strategic knowledge
and deep political ldcas OF Marshal de
Campos, qualities which are recognized
even by his enemies, will soon suhdue
Cuba and strengthen the fraternnl ties
which unite this beautiful island with
her less goodly mother, Spain.
Marshal dc CampoH has replied thnt
he Ia not entitled TO the praise so lib
orally bestowed by Senor Castelar, HIS
only aspiration as Il soldier " to do his
duty, which he considers IL never en-
ttrely performed Ca his Hntlsfnctlon
lie Expresses the belief that senior Cas-.
tellnr's complimentary letter " Inspired
by his feeling OF loyalty az a spaniard.
reinforced by his splendid fancy.
The insurgents have burned the rail-
way station at Sltin Grandc, about ten
miles from Sagua In drande.
The column Of Tornet has had II
aklrnlsh with n band OF Sanchez near
Viana, In which the insurgents lost two
killed. A spy was also captured at
Sagtit.
General Campos has sailed on the
| villa Verde for Cayo. France.
The Insurgents dcrailed train noni
ganto Domingo. province Of Santa
clara, by which five persons wero
wounded. The band then fired upon
the train. but were rcpulsed By de-
tnchment OF the civll guard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
BRADsTaEnT's REPORT.
Favorable Crop Reports Come in
From Every Direction.

New York. Sept. e.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Favorable crop reports from nearly
all directions and continuance OF the
boom in steel and Iron continue to
Characterize the general trade situa-
ton. Latest adylces as to the corn
crop have replaced anxiety with con-
fidence in the larger estimates OF the
size OF the crop and satisfaction for
outlook for trade this autumn.
Harvesting and threshing are Inter-
fering a little with business In the
spring wheat country; yet Duluth.
Minneapolis and St Paul Jobbers In
general lines are pushing for new bus
mess. In South Dakota and Washing
ton farmers show no disposition to sell
their grain. California reports perfect
weather for harvesting. The other side
to the crop outlook is found In Texas,
where worms are said 10 have serious
ly damaged cotton in some sections.
Iron and steel prices have advanced
from 81 to 81 further and demand at
this time continues In excess OF the
output. which probably almost equals
the largest preceding rate Of produce
ton All finished products are begin
ming to show the effects OF higher
prices for raw iron and steel In cor
responding advances. western Iron and
steel mills have orders to keep them
busy into 1896 and refuse to name
prices for future delivery. Apparently
every mill and furnace In the country
is at work, and the current fiscal year
will probably break the record for pro-
duction. As nearly all iron makers
bought a years supply OF ore at the
lowest prices, advances In wages and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
HOGG INTERVIEWED
TEXAS, EX-GOVERNOR is NOW AT
CRIPPLE CREEK.
He Is Spending His Leisure Time
Studying the Mining Industry
of Colorado.

Cripple Creek, Col, Sept. Eek
Governor ]. S. Hogg of Texas. in COM
pany with l.. NJ Turner. treasurer or
the territory OF Oklahoma. arrived In
Cripple Creek last evening, and VIII
remain over tomorrow and pay VISIT
TO the Independence and some other
bIg mines of the district. To oorre-
spondent he said:
"CrIppie Creek is certainly marvel
of growth and development. consider
ing the time-four years-since the
nrst discovery of gold was MADE mere
And II is known throughout the coun-
try as a wonderful camp. Why. the
cuekoos will be wanting to demonetize
gold pretty soon If Cripple Creek keeps
I'M her immense output OF the yellow
metal"
The governor continued and said
at has got to be question IN TINS
country whether we will make our own
laws or be dictated to by England.
whether nation with 100000 indeot-
sdness shall dictate to one with an IN
debtedness OF s7OO,OOO,0Oo. The world 5
output OF gold today is not enough 10
nav the interest on the national DEBT
Of England. think 1t is the duty OF
every public servant to acauaint him
self with the character and occupation
~ the people in every part OF the
country. IT is pitable the ignorance
disnlayed in some sections OF the East
rsgartiing the West. Statesmen ht
Washington know very little OF me
south and West. | have visited Pueblo
and saw their smelters and mllls ana
learned something about the treatmen.
If ores. and am now here to see
/ great mining camp, and learn some
ming OF the vast Colorado Industry;
| When / come before the people OF
| Texas again, in two years, want 70
come before them on the broad grouiniu ~
| M Americanisni, as against English
tlunkvism. Not that would crltielHe
Inc English or England II they can
dictate 10 this country and proht py ~
Why. they are not to blame. But my
tinted States is able to take care %
herself. and should not i've IN ssrN ~
dicta ZION to any other country on
earth"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
THE BLUE AND GRAY
GIVEN A DAY AT THE ATLANTA EN-
POSITION.
The Directors of the Great Exposi-
tion Expect an Immense crowd
on September II.

Atlanta. Ca. Sept. 6,-rhe Cotton
States and International Exposition In
In receipt OF letter from John Il. Cor
don. oommander-in-chief OF the United
Confederate Veterans. informing them
that he has ordered the adjutant-gen-
eral to issue general orders announcing
Blue and Gray Day at the exposition
on September 81. Atlanta is preparing
to take care OF the biggest crowd OF
visitors ON that day which has visited
the city since General sherman visited
1t with his army in 1864. The manage-
ment Is surprised to know that reports
have gone out to the effect that the
opening Of the exposition viii be post
poned. This report is without foundn-
ton. The exposition will be opened
OH September is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
HUNTING A NEGRO.
WANTED ron NUMBERING A NEW
sonN INFANT.
IL. Smashed the chiid's skull with
. rssoap and rhsa Fled From
shs omcsrs-

Hot Springs. Ark. Sept. "a few
days ago the sheriff of Montgomery
county came to this city with war
rant for Alex Miller. negro charged
with murder. This facts ara that about
year ago Miller came TO the house
Of farmer named Freeman. In Mont
gomery county. and hired TO him. He
became intimate with che mans wife.
The husband left. Recently the wo-
man gave birth to q negrl child. Mil-
Ter took tho infant and crushed itn
akull with a teacup. He told the wo-
man Il che told Il ne would kin her.
The woman. when she got we'll enough
10 walk, went to a justice and swora
out warrant Miller skipped out and
waa said to have come to this city.
The officers have been trying 10 locate
him but failed. Miller IL supposed to
have left yesterday before Daylight.
Onicers are on his trail, and he will
probaiy b apprehendsd within ~
hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
ALL FAVOR FRAKER.
THE PEOPLE BELIEVE AND HOPE
HE WILL GO FREE.
Insurance Companies Not Ready TO
prosecute, and the Case Goes
TO Grand Jury.

Richmond. Mo-. Sept. 5.-Dr. George
w. Fraker. the insurance Hwindler,
was to have been arraigned today, but
the insurance companies were not
ready TO 20 on with the case. and It
was postponed until early next week.
This action win simply force the prose-
cutlon to show It's hand and let the
case go 10 the grand jury. II Is likely
that heavy bail Will be agreed upon
and be promptly furnished by the doc
tors friends. II ls gossip here that
the defense will attempt to show that
rraker was insane when he went away
and that his mind IL not entirely right
in his upper story now. Fraksr seems
10 have the confidence OF the people.
and the general opinion prevails that
he will not be sent TO the peniteniiary
or even indicted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
HAIRED rnoM the MAILS.
seven Fraud orders Were Issued by
Poatofncc Department.

Washington. Sept. 6,-SeYen fraud
orders We're issued this morning by the
postofilce department against concerns
carrying on business In various parts
OF the country. The companies and
persons debarred the use OF the malls
are: The Southern Construction COM
pany and J. B. Fleming, 81. Louis,
Mo, false pretenses; the Dixon Watch
company and @. Henry a. Co.. Chicago.
selling marked playing cards: George
Nye. Milwaukee, false pretenses; the
British American Press association ana
j. V. LeBarre. New York city, false
pretenses. Henry c. Kramer and Mrs.
il. G. Kramer. New York city, RAISE
nretenaes: E. Il. Savigny. New York
city. false pretenses; Meta N. willard
Ladies' Employment company with
Offices In Chicago, San Francisco and
Los Angeles, fraudulent employment
htrpaus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
WRIT WAS GRANTED.
HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
ARE STARTED.
Attorneys for Dallas Fighters Fol-
low Judge james NJ. Hurt
to Canadian.

Dallas. Tex. Sept e.-tspecial)--J.
r. ICELAND and Colonel William l..
Crawford. attorneys for Cavanaugh
and Clark and others in jail for en-
gaglng in a prize night Monday night
are now at Canadian, where Chief
Justice James NJ. Hurt 10 enjoying his
vacation. Tonight the following mes
sage was received;
Canadian, Tex, Sept 6.-Writ
granted returnable at Dallas on Mon
day. September 16.
tSigneD j. r.. ICELAND.
Captain Jack crotty Is here en- route
TO Austin from New York city. He
says that the international regatta at
Austin In November Will be one 0
the great events OF the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

other items OF cost to manufacturers
have been more than eaualled by the
advance OF prices. Diversity OF de-
mand and certainty OF heavy requests
yet TO come forward point to the iron
and steel boom as the greatest on re-
cord hero.
Exports OF wheat OF both coasts OF
the United States and Canada this
week amount TO 100000 bushels.
against i.S7i.92S bushels last week. s.
soT, 900 bushels In the week u year ago,
100000 bushels two years ago. 3,56i.00O
bushels In the week In 1892 aud i,726,-
900 bushels in the like week IN 1891
Indian corn exports continue to ex-
pand. In the third week OF August the
total sent out was l,l9a,000 bushels,
In the following week 1t was i,2il.0OO
bushels, ana this week Ii LAOS 900 BUSH
els. the heaviest weeks shipments this
year, compared with $4,000 bushels In
the week a year ago. and G25oOO BUSH
els two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
WANTS ms MONEY BACK.
Peculiar Dili Filed In Nashville by
Indiana Blacksmith.

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 6.--Felix Carr.
the well known Jockey. figures In a
peculiar bill filed In chancery today by
Louis Long OF Indiana. Long alleges
That he had Carr apprentloed to him in
this city in 1891. expecting to make him
a blacksmith and horse trainer: that
finding Car apt and bright. he decided
TO aid him greatly. and placed with
the Nashville Trust company $500 TO
be paid with accrued interest to Carr
when he reached p years 81 age. II
he served him faithfully. He says Carr
ran away from him, violating the terms
of the trust, and asks to have his
money repaid TO him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

business Men are Anxious to Have
IL Built.

Waco. Tex, Sept. 6.-The interest
manifested in the buildingof "a dam
across the Brazos river here is lncreas-
Nessrs. sam Sanger. ]. $. McLendon
and w. w. Seley were appointed
committee at a meeting of the com
mercial club last night to confer with
The owners of the charter granting
authority to construct the dam, and
will also investigate the subject or
building the dam In all It's phases, IN.
Guiding all the objections urged against
n the best method of proceedings, and
report their conclusions to the next
meeting OF the club.
j. W. higgins. upon whose motion
the committee was appointed, says he
believes that out OF the effort now be.
gun the construction of the dam VIII
result,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
THEY WE'RE Acquitted.
Charged with Violating Quarantine
ReguIations-Eiecti Ordered.

Snyder, Tex. Sept. 6.-(special. 1T.
]. Taught. Billy Johnson and William
Sims Johnson were tried and acquitted
OF the charge Of violating quarantine
regulations. Taught and Sims cases
were dismissed.
among the cattle In the southern part
of the county.
An election has been ordered In this
preclnct on prohibition on the 18th OF
September. The county went dry
two years ago.
The Snyder high school Will open on
moved TO the school-some from Hunt
our people are at a loss to know
what to do with their immense crops.
Grass is fine and cattle are fat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
ruInrnnN ANp sIxrr.
A Young Fool and old sinner United
In Marriage.

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. G.--social cir
Giles In Manchester were greatly sun
prisod Yesterday by the marriage %
MIR. Frank sharp aud Miss Sarah
simpson OF that town. The bridegroom
Is n well-to-do widower OF 60 and ths
bride Is a handsome girl OF 10. tht
daughter of Rev. Adam Simpson
There was no oppoBitIon. although tht
marriage was quiet ono. The person.
intereated are OF Manohester's beN
uaoDla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
moNnsr MoSnYn LEAGUE
Preparing Plans for the Presidsn.
tiaI Campaign.

Chicago, Sept, 0.-Democrats fron
all parts of the state attended tht
meeting today OF the Honest Money
League of Illinois. held at the Paimei
house for the purpose OF preparlns
for the presidential campaign OF 1890.
a fer transncting routine business dis
eussed the work OF the coming year
and tho means OF combating the free
silver element OF the party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

An Ensertainmrnt In Honor of Two
FiJr Nisitors.

Misses Pauline Marie Crowley and
Aida Rehnn Head OF Galveston, two
charming guests OF Mira. X. NJ. Van
zandt. Jr,. were given delightful en-
tertainment last nigh, az the Hotel
Worth attended by the elite OF Fort
Worth society. \ delicious luncheon
was served Mt midnight IN the splendid
style for which tho Worth has become
noted. aud music and dancing We're en-
Iuypd until A late hour,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
Aaun,aA RELEASED.
United states Oct. All II Has Con-
tended For.

Washington. Sept. 5,-The state de-
partment received a cablegram tonight
from Consul Williams at Havana stat
Ing that Aguirra had been released by
the Spanish authorities and Sanguiliy
would be granted n civil trial soon,
This II welcome news TO the depart
ment as the case OF these two United
states citizens Imprisoned In Cuba has
dragged tediously for months. The
case OF Aguirra and the prompt trial
OF sanguiiiy Will secure everything for
which tire United States has contended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Bowie. Tex. Sept. 5.-Editor Gazette;
wish to withdraw my name from the
contest for the scholarship at the Poly
technic college. Thanking my many
friends for their support and wishing
the Gazette and the successful candi-
date a long life of prosperity, l re-
main, a true friend to the Gazette,
CONRAD HUDSPEnH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
WAS GIVEN SIX YEARS.
Very Light Sentence Given for "
Cold FLOODED Murder,

yaneeburg, Ky, Sept. O.--This morn
inc nj 10 o'clock the Jury brought In
verdict In the case OF John Carson
Tor the murder OF his wife last March.
The jury found him guilty of man.
slaughter and fixed his punishment at
SIX years In the penltentlary. The pub
tic was greatly astonished, as 1t was
one OF the coolest FLOODED murders
maj ever took place in Lewis county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

valley View school opens-First Cot
ton Hale Received.

Valley View, Tex, Sept 6.-tspecial)
The regular fall term OF school be-
gan Monday.
of cotton today, which sold for z. 80.
The boil worm left toleraoly fair
crop OF cotton, but II has been so dry
that the top crop Will not amount 10
much.
we have all the appearances OF n
drouth, and stock water Is getting
ecarce now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

washington, Sept e.-At the annual
meeting OF the Association OF Agrlcui-
tural Chemists today officers were
elected. An investigation Or exisune
sood legislation was provided for by
the appointment OF COMMITTEES on
the subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
SOCIAL solrsoG ASSOCIATION .


saratoza. Sept. e.--Thc silver ques-
tion occupied the greater part OF the
firet session OF the American social
science association today. A. j. War
ner or Ohio, Josiah Patterson OF Ten
nessee, Joseph Sheldon OF Connecticut
ard Roswell c. Horr OF New York par
ticipafed in the discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
smor ny ms nnorHEn.
idiot Persuaded TO Murder by TIVE
Vicious Drutcs.

Lexington. Ky. Sept. GA epeoial
from Sandy Hook says; Charles Conn.
a weak minded young man of this city,
shot and instantly killed his brother IT.
win Conn. Wayne Carter and Robert
Crisp and two young men with whom
Irwin Conn hud dispute Will be mr.
rested, II being charged that they had
Charley do the deed telling him tho
gun was loaded with goosehesries. and
would only make HIS brother jump.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

organized. has already twenty men,
bers. More Will most likely join before
the close of the meeting. Arrange
ments have been made for the new
church to have regular services,
preaching, prayer. class meeting, etc
The revival is one of the best ever held
In this part of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

chairman OF the committee. The plan
provides for the raising OF si6T5. oC0 to
wipe out the Indebtedness and extend
the road from Lyons TO Savannah. A
new corporation has been formed. I'M
der the name OF the Georgia and Ala
bama railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
b THE
)0YS. -.......aA.
Here is the substance of our
TWO OFFERS

We will award to the son OF
working man or working woman
Tone who does not hold a proprie-
larry interest in busines) to be Sc
lseted by the readers of the Ga
ieite, a complete scholarship, as
Indicated by Its catalogue, includ-
Ing tuition, board, etc., at the st.
James Military Academy, Macon.
NO, for the current year 1856.
The election of the boy for this
honor will be made by ballot on the
coupon printed daily in this paper.
the contest will be closed Saturday,
sreptember Z. at o'clock p. m.
Ihe vote Will be counted by a COM
nslttee and the result announced
sunday morning, September s.
Inc Gazette Will also award to a
poy not living In Fort Worth, to be
selected by ballot ON the coupon
published daily in this paper. a
eomplete scholarship for the cur
,sht year at the Polytechnic COL
fse OF this city. The ballot in this
contest will be closed Saturday.
september IA. at 9 O'Clock p. M.
s.a the result announced In the issue
" the succeeding day.
BALLOTS must be signed by SUBJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Baltimore. Sept. e.-fhe plan for the
rehabilitation OF the Savannah. Ameri-
Gus and Montgomery railroad was pro-
mulgated today BY Gen. John GIL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Abilene. Tex. Sept 6.--tspeclal,l =
M, great revival here still continues,
More than sixty have been saved anu
sn y The new NJ. Z. church. Just
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Captain Mcdonald says the Pam
bnuJtc L. solIJ rar 10 TO -.

Captain W. j. Mcdonald. who came
down from Qunnnh yesterday. said last
night 60 reporter for the Gugettc;
I'VE are sixteen TO oners up there
and you can say 80 for me, When Joe
Bailey comes up there ON the 18th he
viii have the biggest crowd ever seen
IN these parts. and any free silver man
that comes VIII be treated white"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
J IS THE LAST DAY
I POLLS WILL DE CLOSED TO-
NIGHT AT . O'CLOCK.
"eassie Leads, with wilson,
~ss and Lee In Order Named.
word Makes a squirt.

N following is the count of the
n q The Gazette's scholarship con-
-, W boys as made at o'clock p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
AVENUE HOTEL
f'sr.r TExAs.

LIMO. Manager.
r.,,v located: first-elass in
'tntfsnsyn large sample rooms
~ convenience. Rates. $500
! ta.yzPE sTTE HEADQUARTERS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02
The Nottingham Rnr Schools

Whatcom. June 1.-Special-The school
year closed in both the bay cities this
week. and last evening the high school
graduating exercises tAok place. II was
the fourth annual comiN cncement Of the
New Whatcom high school and though the
class was small numbering only three
members. as much interest was mani
tested in it by the citizens as II Il had
numbered score Lighthouse hall was
crowded by friends Of the graduates and
az the schools. and all felt we'll repaid by
the excellence of the entertainment The
graduates were Carrie O. Wilmore. who
read an admirable essay on THE Tnfiu-
cncc OF Character on History" Phoebe
Strand. whose subject was From My
Window" and Thomas w. Mitchell. who
spoke well on The Twentieth Century. >"
President Hadley OF the school board.
presented the diplomas.
In Fairhaven there were FIVE graduates.
and the commencement exercises were
held In the pavilion. which was beautifully
decorated with flowers and evcrgreens
and packed 20 Overlooking by pupils
teachers and friends OF the schools No
table features ~ the music were a trio by
three young ladies. double trio Of six
young ladies. and n chorus Of fifty little
girls and young ladies' The graduates
were Margaret r.. pay. Louclla Pearle
pAy. Emma r. Roll. William g. ueber-
den and Frank ". Smith. Mr.. James \.
Kerr made "a most practical and eloquent
address 70 the class and President Aver
son. OF the school board. presented the Ill
rlomas.