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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Between Fakes 4 Go. and L. N. BrunsWig
Charles p. whIttemore, Nashua n. III.
FORT WORTH,

Charles y. WhIttemore, Nashua, n. III.
j. a. King, Clifton; Gus Henley and
sister Texas; Nellie Compton, Wealth
erford; Geo. b. Holland, a. NJ Hoi-
land, Lima, Ohio; b. $. Davis, Blanco:
Mrs. Juson, Coflcevilc; Martin lar
vim, st. Louis; }. j. McNally, Arcola,
H.; Mr.. M. Il. Lewis, Henrietta;
II. A. Lewis, Wichita Falls;
Mrs. ELLA Hammond. Henrietta;
II. \. Duagan Charlton. Illinois; Il.
:. Wade, Whitesboro; r. H. Fields,
Denton. l.. Hazard, Kansas City,
MANSION HOTEL.
NJ. j, Roach, A. Il. Lucas, jams
Moran, Dallas; DR.. Adams, city; T.. G..
Demese, Chicago; w. Il. Carpenter,
Tom Chick, city j. +. McMurtry,
Henrietta II. Carter, st. Louis, Mo:
George tiarrettson, Kansas City; Fred
Garrettson, Kansas City; j IL Jones,
sherman; III II Hooker, Argyle; V
Brown, Louisville, Ky; w b Light
foot, Dallas; II j Towse, 6. c. & s. r.:
Fred Brown, Il + Ray, &. &. e =. T.:
II w Draper, Texas Express Co:
Charles q. Wright, Desdemone; r., NJ.
Mobiey, Texas Express Company; Il.
II. Goolsey, Texas Express Company;
Miss Emma Leggbey, Dallas John
kecsler Temples John Bogham, Tenn
pie; w. >. Phillips, city; w.
w. johnson, Strawn; j. Bar
Der, Missouri Pacific railroad;
Mrs. G, Barber, sherman; j. A.
Mauly, New Orleans, La; j. A. Kirby
and Wife, Socoro, Mexico; Thos. "a
Charles, Geo. Winchester, New Or
leans; Joseph Eltmer Cincinnati. DR..
W. {. Hall, Chicago. Point Binford.
san Antonio; NJ. l., Meriwether.
Memphis; II. Mason, city;
JEFF Donony, Texas; Julius Bernstein
Chicagoi L. Il. Doe, Ripon, Wis; Ed.
Record, Paris; r. Desenpold, Calves
ton; I. T.. Boiling, Dallas; w. r. Hud-
son, Brazos; Matt, Spence, Galveston;
III. ;. Tergrant, Dallas.
4. u. Campbell, Chas. Dixon, city; f.
w. Randall and wife. Henrietta: III.
e. Ferguson and wife Denton; Louis
leppier, Berlin; j. A. Street, II. =.
Johnson, Dallas; l.. T.. Swigeart, +. &
r.. +. G. Moon, Boston; smith Guth-
rie, Louisville, KY j, T.. Boswell,
Memphis; l.. Heisch, G. V. Hughes
and wife, Dir. Nj. A. Cornelius and
wife, Dallas; ]. NJ. Davis, Ranger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

An old gentleman named jenkins
was passenger on the west-bound
train last night. When the train
pulled into East Dallas some pick
pocket robbed Mr.. Jenkins of all he
had, $50, and succeeded in getting
away, MIR. j. was in great distress
not knowing how he could continue
his journey, when his fellow passcn-
gers made up a purse and the old man
was happy. When the train stopped
here he expressed himself toa reporter
as deeply grateful for the generosity
shown him by his fellow travellers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
The Mansion Hotel.

This house is undergoing considera-
ole improvements, Is new single rooms
being added and will be ready for oc-
eupants in short time. When com
plete the house will contain rs rooms
and closets; 90 of which are bed rooms.
| return thanks to my numerous
friends for the kind acts, as well as to
all guests who have SO literally pat
ronized me. l now hope to be able to
give those coming improved accommo-
dations, at least | win indeavor so to
do. w. w. DUNN prom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
As II Now Stands.

Yesterday afternoon Charles Garrett
son ana j, W. Thonason were sworn
IN as regular policemen. The force
y now composed of one special, James
townsend, located at the Union Depot
anu paid by the railroad companies,
ana nine regulars, namely: Neeley
Milton, tiarret,son, Rea, Cocker,
w ilcher Ihomason, Rigglc and Scott,
rue iorce as now constituted is the
equal OF any II, the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
dlenn's Sulphur Soap for diseases
of the skin.
of the skin

Three senatorial excursions are net
ting ready 10 travel. One will invcsti-
gate the Mississippi river, the second
will Inquire further into the relations
between capital and labor, AMI third
wants Ia examine into the condition OF
the Yellowstone Park.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

senator Vest, having Become irrita.
ted nj the intimation that he Is acting
AS the agent OF Rufus Hatch in the
Yellowstone Park scheme, Is told hy
the Philadelphia P,sSS that his dis.
play of temper Is unnecessary, rs the
people understand that be is neither
knave nos fool.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Clleap Coal for Exerrhodx.

The w. Il. Lake Coal Company are
prepared to furnish frst-class coal. in
large or small quantities, from their
mines at Millsap. a full supply al
ways ON hand at their city ward.
Leave your orders with J. w. Sim
mons, foot of Houston street, or w. +.
Lake, corner of Second III d Houston
streets. T.. G.. KrNNv
l-li-tf Man.,ar
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Iiote, Arrivals.
MNrRor0IIrAN nnrNI.

4. +. Hoi,editz, Grapevine; j. III.
Warrington and Wife Chicago; j. K.
Nelson Mo, pac.. n g, Boglcy, Hem
derson; A, &. Haisell, Decatur; !. w.
Colbert, Decatur; w Bush, Decatur:
J. q. Carpenter, Decatur; +. III. Good
Tor, Burlesou; W. II Brown, sycamore.
Ill.,. jas. 7, Sinclair, Nashua. y. H.;
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A LIVE TOPIC.

BESIDES LARGE STOCK Of STAPLE GROCERIES, We CARRY FANCY G
asi NCluDNG CALIFORNIA HONEY SHREDDED MAIZE SHREDDED 1
hMS SPANISH OLIVES ENGLISH CHOW CHOW AND mixed PICKLES M
aMChUve PaSe l0BSIERS SHRS AND CANTON PRESERVED G
nUSIi haSNS TANNED SOUPS PLUM PUDDING RSlRD AND OTHER
AND SWEET CHOCOLATE AND BREAKFAST COCOA FRESH
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nsgeAt the Tiyoli Hall. @r,sa

BeS" At the Tivoli Hall. @Gsa
Vienna sausage and horse raddish,
Imported Swiss and Limburger
cheese,
Russian caviar, Hamburg cells,
Imported Holland Milcher herring.
Picked pigs feet and tongues,
Neufchateller and hand cheese,
Imported Cervelat sausage,
Lambs tongues, etc, always fresh at
Wholesale and retail.
1888 8 mos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
MAX ELSER'S BOOKSTOP1
Largest Stock of
Blank Books and Office Stationa
I'M THE STATE or TEXAS,
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED, 10
Pianos, Organs and White Sewing Maclins
Factory Prices.
Removal Notice.

Lewis II. Stein has removed Temple
Place meat-market to his elegant new
shop, corner of Main and Third streets,
where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers. Feb-4-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

one thousand to two thousand head
81 cattle delivered June lst at Cisco at
the following prices:
learlings, $1,000,
Twos, $1,000.
Dry Cows, $1,000.
Beeyes, $500.
Cows and calves, $3.50.
u-tI TEXAS INVESTMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
THE JUDGES MIND SET AT REST!

THE JUDGES MIND Sci AL KESI!
Our late convention doubtless brought out many novel
characters one amongst the number being mo;viduai ~
whom we shall call the JUDGE He (the Judge) vas ~
tyocaI Soubener and he took his wby straight drank A
plenty of it. genial just whoe-soued and when AE
he Knew he right would argue the question the M4
fghhnq point then STOP shake hands Nnound invite the M
crowd to join him. and without further ado aountohe k
saloon and panake c0pousV of what he called NNN
"anIy disturbance The Judge to the
and of course, had attend the grand ball. The V
day of the tall consumed by the Judge what
seemed endeavor suit of clothes be- gHH
couinga parfcpaotin such Night fast
! : !:
coming and the Judge, after vamJ striving to
vince the boys that he coudtake liquor aboard
broke loose from them and called at establishment XE
where to his delight and qualification he found justine suit W
he looking for aod as he said himself his mind was H
at rest ON that point HMW
The Judge looked charming the ball. broke innumer H#
able hearts, and left for home with blessing lips for 3
Washer August the only exclusive price Clothiers W
IN Fort Worth <~VfMk -
RST photograph int toduys W.
LookforH "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08
SAN ANTONIO.

Tho Polo Game-Thc Tennessee Editors
ANASroNlo, July7,-[Special Though
little late, we don't mind telling you that
San Antonians are always ready to patron
i4e any little amusement that may be going
on. The Texas Polo club played to-day to
crowded grounds The contest was spirited.
the game was skillfully played, and specta.
tors were both interested aud satisfied. The
succeeding games to be played here prom.
lse to be well palroniEed,
The expected visit of the Tennessee Press
association occurred yesterday, the party
arriving here in the afternoon under The
charge OF MIR, l., Il. Drake, southern tray.
cling passenger agent of the Missouri Pa.
olhc railroad. Among the party are A. n,
Gassham, Banner, Nashville; Q. A. HALEY,
city editor OF the World, Nashville, K
T. Mcclure, World, Nashville,
w, j. Slater president OF the association,
Home Journal, Winchester, ACCOMPANIED
hy two daughters and Mrs. A. q. Graves
W, A. Wade, treasurer OF tine association
Exchange, Milano; John E. Helms, IT,,
Gazette, Morrlslown, accompanied by Miss
Sallie Helms Joe Townsesd, Call, CovinE.
! tom Dr. W, A, Smith, Guardian, Colum.
biai w. Q. Turner, Argus, Humboldt; ].
l. Hawkins, Journal, Jonesboro; u. w
Bard News, Lebanon u. Il. and
), Il Grace, Democrat, Sweetwater
j., H., Sloan, Times, LInden
". J. Butler Observer, Fayetteville; II
Frost, Gazette, Shelbyville; A. I. Dosser
Herald aud Tribune, Jonssboro; II. L,
Earnest, Enterprise, Johnson City; W. w
Cowden, News, Lewisburg; II l.. Wagon
er, Democrat, Columbia; O. r. Bledsoe
Record, Springfield; j, A, Pierce, Journal
Joneshoro; II. II, Ashworth, Tribune an,
sun, Jackson; Il, A. Wilkinson, Herald
Lebanon; Mrs Bosewell, Anchor, tIniol
Uity' They leave tonight for Laredo an,
thence possibly to Monterey.
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LAMPAsAS.

The Shooting Tournament-Not Smith but
Jones, and n orse,hief-Improveme
Actual and Prospe otive- Watering place
Personals-EtC
LAMPAsAs, July 7.-[Special The shoot
ing tournament to occur here on the 18th
instant seems to be attracting attention. 1t
will be under the management of the
Houston Gun club. 5000 pigeons will be
shot at on the occasion.
This morning our sheriff, after lively
chase, captured party who calls himself
Smith, but II seems that his name is Jones,
and that he is from Milan county. The
charge against the prisoner is horse-steahng.
Two horses were found in his possession.
A fine rain visited our city yesterday.
Improvements still continue at both of the
springs. The 10000 Santa Fe hotel II
built and completed with the present grand
Park hotel, will give L,ampasas the finest
hotels Of any pleasure fosort in the south.
Major j. Waldo, general manager Of the
Houston Il Texas Central, has taken quar-
ters at the Grand / ark accompanied by his
family.
W. D. Cleveland the well known whole
sale grocery dealer, Of Houston, is here
rusticatng.
A, b Tabor and family, of Dallas, are
here, enjoying themselves.
A contract was signed and delivered for
water works for this city to cost $50 600.
The new $50 COO court house will soon oe
erected, and the street railway for the
place is an assured fact.
There are fully 200 guests being accom-
modated at the Grand Park,
c. c. Allen, secretary OF the land depart
ment OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa te rail-
way, is here for the purpose of looking af-
ter his company's interests before the coun-
ty board of equalization.
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GALVESTON.

The state Health Onioer ON the soene-
Confessed -EXoursIonlsts- THAT Profess.
orship- Weekly summary.
GALVESTON July 7.--[Speoial, DIR.
swearingen, state health officer, arrived to-
day, lie has been In close consultation
with Dr. Penny, city health phys clan, the
nature OF which could not be asoertained,
but II Is thought to relate 10 the case OF
yellow fever ON the bark Salome, lying
beyond the bar In quarantine.
Stockstill, one OF the parties arrested last
night ON the charge of burglarizing street
car boxes, was arraigned before the record
or this morning and confessed to an at
tempt at burglary, and in dadult of $500
bail for appearance before the criminal
court, was remanded TO iail.
The excursion party from Nacogdoches
arrived tonight.
The mllttay companies, as far as con
suited throughout the state, have expressed
preference for Galveston as the place io
holding the military encampment.
! The displacement of Professor II. h
Gwyn as superintendent of public school
is being aorlmoniously discussed IN the cit,
/ papers, Public sympathy is, however, ol
the side OF Professor Gwyn.
/ Real estate transfers filed for record dur
| ing the week amounts to 1921 $50 SO. Inter
ments during the same period, l6, adults
! IL, children, o.
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There's No Cause for Apprehension.
pe,all. Of A poplorablo Analr.

Details OF Derlorable Anair.
DECATUR, July 7.-[Speciall-News has
Just been received here Of serious shoot
ing atfray ut Sunset, in the northwest
corner of this, Wise county. Sam Hunter
Is morally wounded and great excitement
prevails. The following particulars were
furnished to your correspondent by an eve
witness and are substantially correct;
About five o'clock this afternoon three
men named Norris, Sam Hunter aud
Henry Bester, all more or less under the
influence OF liquor. met man named
Boyers, with whom Norris raised
muss. They were very noisy and making
many threats, when Deputy Sheriff Owens
came along aud attempted TO arrest Norris.
Owens told him 10 throw up his hands.
Norris answered he would die hrst, got
down OIL his horse and started towards
Ovens, who again ordered him 10 throw up
his hands, but as he still refused Owens
called on the bystanders TO help him secnre
Norris. While scunling with him, Sam
Hunter rode up with drawn revolver.
add told Owens, the deputy sheriff
to throw up his revolver. Owens told him
not to shoot, but he had scarcely finished
the sentence when Hunter discharged tho
revolver, but missing Owens, who returned
the fire with four or five shots, In quick sue.
cession, from i5.calibre revolver, one ball
passing through the upper part OF Hunters
| bowels and another through his kidneys.
Hunter turned his horse and galloped on
about quarter OF mile, and iell to the
ground. His friends picked him up and
took him to DR.. Williamsons resi-
denoe, and medical attention was
given his wounds. The doctor
says he will probably live but a few hours.
When the shooting commenced Norris
broke loose, ran around behind q house
and threw his revolver away. Henry Bes-
ter will be remembered by many In Fort
Worth as one OF the principals in the kill
inc Of Billy Cregar at Joe loves theatre In
1870 The Hunter boys are also quite well
known in Fort Worth. Deputy Sheriff
Owens telegraphed Sheriff Allen to
send him help, and there was
great excitement and many threats are be-
ing made by Hunters friends, who are
numerous. Sheriff Allen started Deputies
Moe Minor aud Jim EOds at once. The
latter states that Owens left Sunset on
horseback for Decatur.
LATER-l0 o'clock p. m,-The following
message from Alyore station, about mid
wav between here and Sunset, explains
itself To Sheriff Allen Owens with us;
mob of fifty armed men reported coming,
: We will stand our ground. Come soon as
possible. Tsignedl NJ. w. MINOR
Deputy Sheriff.
This is all that ca, be learned about Il
here,
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The nhrk salorne.

GALVESTON, July 7,-[speciOl lin an In
terviewjust neldwith DR., Swearingen, state
health officer he informed your cores
pondent that the consultation held with
DR.. Penny was in relation to the disposi-
tion of the Norwegian bark Salome, that
the result of the consultation was the order
ing of the bark twelves miles seaward, and
10 be anchored at least three miles from
any vessel at anchor in the roadstead that
{ no sickness aboard of her was undoubtedly
yellow fever; that one man had died
from the disease last night.
and that the mate Of the vessel had black
vomt this morning and was expected to
die tonight; that DR.. Shearer Was aboard
attending the sick, and had been fully sup
piled with all the requisites to successfully
combat the disease, and that the owners OF
the vessel had been notified that the Salome
would not be allowed to come into this port
Tor cargo until after frost, and advising them
to order her to New York, and that II this
was not done she would be sent TO Ship Is
land where she would be cared for at the
expense OF the state Of Texas. that what
ever disposition was made Of the vessel DR..
Shearer would accompany her and care for
the crew.. DR.. Swearlngen said there was no
cause for alarm; that every precaution had
been taken TO prevent any communication
with the infected vessel and that q general
notice would be issued to American consuls
that no vessel from an infested
port with sickness aboard would be allowed
to enter any Texas port; that II they came
the sick would be cared for on board as In
case OF the Sslome. That az long as Texas
had such inadequate facilities Il would ba
dangerous TO pursue any other policy,
and that he was determined by
every power at his command to
keep yellow fever from getting lodgment
in any part of Texas. DR., Swearingen will
remain here for several days until the
Salome case is finally disposed of The
death rate in Vera Cruz, by latest advces, Is
fifteen day, and nearly 1000 have died
since the fever broke out there.
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The two boys got together again yesterday
quarielled and fought, when the gentle
man had her boy arrested. Willie passing
by her door afterwards she confronted him
with u buggy whip. striking him several
blows, when he caught the whip in his
hands and the constable and others inter.
Tered and terminated the conflict. Your
reporter wlthholds names, although gener.
ally known here, out OF respect for them, as
they are much respected here.
The city was crowded today with people
and business seemed brisk.
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MILLICAN,
The Colorod Baptists FiaIsh Their labor.

MrLLIoAN, July 7-[Speciall--For four
days our town has been one living mass Of
delegates and visitors attending the colort d
Baptist association, representing $50
churches instead Of 100 as reported. Dele.
gates in attendance number $50 visitors
1900. Alter electing officers the assocIa.
tion adjourned to-day 10 meet at Monnt
Zion church, at Houston, in 1884. The fol.
lowing officers we're elected j. 6. Camp.
bell, moderator; Elder II. Stewart, vice.
president ]. IL. Washington. secretary; s.
u. Somerville, assistant secretary: r.
Allen, treasurer. Several hundred dollars
were appropriated for educational purposes
and about $500 for missionary purposes
The delegates returned thanks to the citi
zens, both white and black, for the gener.
osity shown them while here.
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TExAEKASA, ARK, July 7.--[special J.
One of the negroes that attempted TO com.
nit rape on the persos of O white lady a
few days ago at Sulphur station, on the
Texas & Pacific railway, about fifteen miles
west Of here, was captured to-day and
safely lodged in jail. The officers are In hot
pursuit Of the other one, and expect to cap.
ture him tonight,
Both city councils met today in special
session, and granted franchise for a term
Of fifteen years to Messrs. Brady & Johnson
of Marshall, Texas to build gas works,
Tts Legion of Honor gave a party al
Park Beidler last night. Prominent amonr
the ladies present was MISS Ewing Brown
rig, OF Marshall.
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FORT WORTH.
Desperate Jailed - HOnorably Dis
,ha,r. a Nat Ew.,.t,. ra..

charg d Not Exactly Eden.
Fort WORTH, July Especial. Dep
uty Sheriff Thomas, aided by Jim Court.
right, went to the southern part of the
county Tuesday to arrest Harrison Weaver,
a desperate, who was wanted for the theft
Of several fine Angora goats. After lying
in q corn bin for six hours, Weaver came
up, when the officers got the drop on him
and told him he was their prisoner
Weaver tried to draw and resisted strenu.
ously, but was compelled to yield, He is
now in the county jail.
The preliminary examination of the six
men implicated In the robbing of Jack
Hudson Of 50, 100 was completed tod ay
All were bound over to the grand-jury, bul
Jack Mcdonald, who was honorably dis
charged, the evidence showing him to bt
innocent,
A number of fights occur daily in "Hell'i
Halt Acre" until the citizens are well
nigh exasperated.
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ST. LOUIS, July 7.-[Special. THE Re
publican will print in the morning an in
teryiew with Governor Crittenden, in which
he announces his determination to enforce
the Downing bill in every respect. One
feature of the bill is the prohibition of the
sale OF all liquors on Sunday or the keep
ing open Of saloons. This is provision.
especially, the governor says that shall be
enforced. IL is an old law, having been on
he statute books for many years, but has
been a dead letter. The Downing bill
passed, by the last legislature, imposes
higher license on dram shops and the gov
ernor says neutralizes this old statute To
such degree he views it as mandate
from the people, and will enforce Il accord.
ingly. He hints that If the present st.
Louis police can't or won't enforce Il others
can be found who will. When this declara-
ton is made public there will be howl
and there will be lively times fora while.
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CLEBuRSE, July 7.-ISpecial. IA gentle.
man was cowhided by lady yesterday
evening for having her boy arrested for an
alteration between him and the gentle.
mans son, both near the same age. about
II. 1t appears that the lady's bov had been
at outs with this gentleman's boy for some
days, and he requested her and her hus
band to repremand him or have him
desist from any further hos
Tie meetings with his boy
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MARSHALL,
seasonablo Rain-Crops Assured-Person

seasonable RaIn--Crops Assured-Person.
al.
MARSHALL, July 7,-[Speclal. l-Another
seasonable rain fell to-day. From all &C.
counts the crops are in a most favorable
condition. Corn is about made.
Major William Stedman Is confined to his
bed. The old gentleman has
grown quite feeble OF late,
0nr people feel that in the removal of the
principal office of the Texas & Pacific rail.
road from this city they are being treated
in bad faith by the company, in view Of
the fact that this city and county contribu,
ted several hundred thousand dollars or
condition that these offices should be per
manently located ana maintained here,
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SAN SABA.
Railroad MeetIng-Ali Acted-Broke Hia
Arm Etr

Railroad MeetIng-Ali Aoted-Broke His
Arm. Etc.
SAN SABA, July 7.-Ispecal. l--Anoth-
er railroad meeting is called for tonight.
The stock Of groceries of d. P. Roberts
was to-day attached satisfy claim of
S557 in favor OF I, Rotte & Co., OF Calves
ton.
Mr. A. B. Hayworth, county Judge Of
San Saba county, has been appointed post
master Of thus place.
a young man living on Cherokee. name
unknown, had his leg broken by his horse
fallingon him.
The ladies' Missionary Aid society will
give an ice cream festival at the court.
house tonight.
Wea.her clear and warm since the rain.
Business is very good.