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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-04-22

PnILAnEtanA, Pa. March $. 1856 To A. l..
Hopkins, secretary Missouri Pacific railway. New
FORK Have teegraphed the president for par.
ueuiars The papers say the strike WAS caused Nv
the discharge of man named Hall, and can ne hq
reinstated pending investigation:
signed L. V PcwpEuIy
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15

the protection and development of Amer
lean industries: and we demand in behalf
OF the great Woo growing Interests Of our
Young Tet,itorra full restoration Of the
Wool 'rariil, o; 1867. and denounce the re-
cent attempt OF the Democratic majority
in tue National House Of representatives,
! to pass the Morrison Bill reducing tariff
t;utics and placing " 90! upon the free list,
, as against The best Interest, OF our entire
, Country.
! 'lheyCas: I here has been for long time
, aNd is now, within the limits Of the Ter.
ritorv OF Utah, a certain alien, law.detying
and treas enable organization, commonly
styled ana known as the "Church Of Jesus
Chris, OF i.atter.>lay Saints;
| lHi ,:h,,t,s: The practices and tencts
OF said church are subver>ivc OF the free
institutions OF the government, contrary to
law, hostile to morality and inimical to the
marriage relation rs ordained and upheld
by every enlightened ana civilized com.
munitv and governments:
int .:h,vtas For many wears there has
been and is now in the Territory OF Utah Il
faithful band Of loyal and patriotic Amer
lean citizens who are battling Tor the over.
throw and final subjugation OF this treason.
able and law.detying institution, and who
are seeking to AmeriCan;zc the said Ter
rtory and to secure to the citizens thereof
4 government founded upon the ".American
Plan; Therefore be i,
, RrMi;ti: That we heartily commend
and uphold and sympa,hze with the Gen.
tile American citizens OF The Territory o,
Utah in their efforts to secure for them
selves and those who may come after them
good and honest government, loyal L
;. the flag and the free institutions of our
common country.
RcMi,rd:: Tina, it is tl1c duty Of the at
ministra,ion to uphold the bands and slim
ulate Tie courage OF the Grnrlc. american
Of L tab b> the STRIFE. enforcement Of al
laws asains. polvsany an,i Unlawful Go
Gabitation and 70 promptly and with
:, strong hand pat down any and all iurthc
reasonable manifestations ST hostility t.
our fla, and tn, laws o; the United States
.. RtSoIscd' That we consider the turthc
=. federation O, the uclc>tahle institution COM
), monty STYLED the "Norm"n Church an
the filthy crimes advocated and practice
=, under its sanction ana authority, 4 stat
y, and disgrace upon this Nation and
crime ayai,s, the civilization q the Min,
-; tccnth Century; that We favor its eradic'
ton through the peaceful means Of legi
, Iation--it possible; but i. the pcacc!,
, means Of legislation shall prove to DC i.
-, adequate to secure its rNtnction-thcn "
,is favor its eNtirpation by the strongest po'
81. cr at the command Of the government III
u. der the observation-disclosures LAW.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

Anyone who takes a paper regularly from, the
!. a;.,.-,ylethcr directed to his name or an
pos', ~ whether he has subscribed not-is re.
.nons;bc for the payAnen'.
sp liza person orders his paper discontinued he
=. ,,v all arrears, the publisher will continue
n'' it until payment is made and collect the
MILL. amount whether the paper is taken from the
,o.tonice or NOT.
'o The courts have decided that refusing to take
,,' newspapers or periodicals from the postoce or
,a.,nxinr and leaving them uncaed for, is tyiwa
.s.;, evidence OF intentional fraud.
p,ners ordered to any address can be changed 10
.,o,her address at the option Of the subscriber.
ren,ittanccs by draft, check, money order, o,
.s,;stcred letter. may be sent at onr risk. All post
masters are required to register letters on applica
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
/. u. -. J..

Occidental E.nrInmnent, No. - meets nc 80
,,i n Sa,rr,Ily nights Of e#rl, month ~ | od%c
IJ,,j !, Glendale, An soourninc Pa,ri,rch> IN
GOOD s;an,iiny arc TIED - attend.
S WI. GALL, {. J..
I " NI,tIP Scribe.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15

Subs cr;bc inr the THlE, NE, only $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

Rowie Capt. w. N. Bush. Ed. Thorn.
ton and Henry Harendon were appointed /
a committee Of arrangements. A com.
mittee was appointed 10 report resolu. |
tons on the death Of Gen. Poiignac.
The members Of Greene's brigade met
and effected q permanent organization by
the election Of the following officers
Capt, II. s. Pridgen, president; J. Y.
hogsett, nrstVice- president, Peter Smith,
second vice-president; '. q. Ranklr,
secretary and treasurer. The Invitation
OF Galveston TO meet there In 1886 was
accepted, date 10 be fixed by the presid-
ing officer.
The Alahama eN-Coniederates met and
elected Col. Ben Morris conmander-in-
chief Capt. Kennedy, adiniant- general
The eX-Confederate Tennesseeans met
at their headquarters at | o'clock this
afternoon aud elected officers as follows
Maj. II. y. Ewing OF Dallas, president;
Col. W. Oggieshy OF Mckinney, first vice
president; Col. NJ. w. Mcknight Of Wax
ahachie, second vicc-president; ID. II.
Long OF Denton, third vice. president;
DR., s. IL. Stout OF Cisco, fourth vice.
president; Il. +. Yeager Of waxahachie,
secretary and treasurer; II. G., Mack Of
Mckinney, corresponding secretary, and
r. c. Hall OF Grayson, orderly sergeant,
to superlntend the provision supplies.
The eN-Coniederate Kentnckians az.
iected permanent organization by the
election of g, w. Cunningham, president
Capt Jas. McHatten, vlce-president, G.
7. w Geers, secretary. Judge Israel Thur
mond of Big Springs was invited TO ad
! dress the Kentuckians tomorrow iron
) the grand stand, and consented TO do so
!, The ConiederateGeorgian organizes
this eyeuingsby electiug 5. p, Greene o
Fort Worth president; c. ~. Grace 0
I B0nham vice president, aud j Il. Moor
u of Cameron secretaryi l0t members hay
: been enrolled.
/. The ex-Confederate Mlssissippians pre-:
!; eut at the reunion met this evening an
q completed their organization by the eleC
ton OF T. NJ. Daniel Of Forney, president
}; b. b. Paddock OF Fort Worth vice-pres
J; dent; Ben Melton, secretary. Steps wei
!, taken TO secure suitable headquarte
~ tent and badges for the use OF the asst
o, citation at the next reunion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
phnlip nest ON Tap.

Philip Best's Brewing company's beer
~ be found on tap at the following
atied places;
Tholl Hall,
Max Rlchen, on the square.
Cabinet saloon, Main street,
R. Taylor's, corner Seventh aud Hous-
en.
Conrad Schmidts, foot OF Houston
Iuri Exchange, Nam street.
W. II. Wilson, South side.
A. Rogers, South side.
|. l., Tabor, foot Houston street
Blcocchi G. Mazza, corner Second ahu
iF0ye streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
PITHELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

,aven years suffered with cancer on
" Authe simple remedies were applied
F.elate the pain, but the place continued to
\ anallv extending into my nose, from
n ssmo a yelowish discharge very often.
n character. It was also inflamed, and
"a me n great deal. About eight months
'l'was in Atlanta, at the house of friend,
| u strongly recommended the use OF swifta
Irssihat 1 determined to make an effort 10
En- In this was successful, and began
HI Tho influence of themedicine at first
t,osomeShat aggraVate the Sore put soon
F,sssmmatiun was allayed, and began to
,,oye after the first few bottles. My general
M bss greatly improved. ! ara stronger
sbie 10 do any kind of work. The cancer
IN lace began 10 decrease and the ulcer 70
\. until there is not vestige OF u iett-,Oniy
XII scar marks the place where It had been
4 regdy 10 answer all questions relative "a
E,are Mrs Jo1CIE A. MCDONALD.
llaata, GN., August IL, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
Died

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, AT
her residence, l4O7 Main street, after an
illness OF ten days Of typhoid fever, Mrs.
Josephine Clack, aged twenty-five years.
Deceased was the wife OF our estimable
citizen, MIR. John w. Clack OF the Texas
drug store. She was one of the modest
and purest of women, and by her gentle
manners made friends OF all with whom
she came in contact. loving wife, an
affectionate mother, she leaves behind a
beloved husband and three children TO
mourn her death. Funeral will take
place from No l4O7 Main street at 10
oiclOCk to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
THE CITY.
HoxKL ARRIVALS.


:. Al thN Mansion K 4 Calhoun, saiaoa j II
Davis, Misc Kate Davis, Bowie. Voc Fovriav
Axlci II . still, Huntevlle; II s q romes. Iev,,
e wos,hi Vonn,slly, Galveston; Joseph b
,Yortham, Paris; Y II Williams, Jonc sboro: Mrs
Frank johnson, Sweetwater. o Il Tlosrs. tini
ycston u Turner rhorp Springs; John II
yS'f Barr ss wssbSSios Fonslsg Sew nors
kee Ben Allen. Deya tnrs q NJ srmmons, Hen
rletta John b Slevin, Miisap. A Nuhin, Il q
Alphin, Porsonsi Il D Kosser, DALLAS; ( lei.
herman, New ork; w X Finks Ter.
sey Cltyi Joseph Kincannon, Mlssissipn,,
J w Holt, Pecos, y 2 Alben, Waco: II n bow
zer, Boston; q 4 lower, Ksnsas Cav. Na
thnnlel roweli, New York; Chas sheehey,
sherman; Geo thompson, San Antonio; Writ
Mann, Benbrooki Mrs NJ l. Mann, Monnt Yer.
nom & Towns, TcNArkana; 4 Simpson. Baton
Rouge, la ) n Colin, ltaskA; II T l.enard.
shadow lake Henry, New Orleans; 3 q
Barnee, Boston J Patrick, Gainesville: 1. !
Ellis, Little Rock; Monday, sins sing. \ y;
J ID Reauchamp, Ennis; VI G Randall. pailas
Miss Nettie Mccullough, Waco
AZ the Pickwlck Chas Scheiner, Kerrvile; W
\ Mcsrath, New Orleans; X Il Toy, Boston
J n Ihorp. Dallas; George x Thompson, New
Orleans; Morgan Scott, Gainesville; n III Chi,
ton, Dallas; J Bushnell, 81 Louis; a Cain, J W
Anshlo; Dallas lloughton, 81 Louie; +
Mackrille, Kansas City, J II Cobb, Decatur; 1
Il sawyer, Dallas; Thos u Martin. /
| Q ? Wood, Harold; r s Rose, GainesTl HE
i~vnh 'titttuuu lhllligs MOOiict n , heNn
Odds and family, 4 T.; VIM kirkpatrick, Cuero
Mrs W y Reach, VI Paso Dr J. Carpenter. De
catur; A Abrnm, Texas; Mrs Helen Wood
ward, harold; l. @ Il Bryan, Honey Grove;
! II Harris, Dallas; j l. Reed, OlarksVllle S ]
Allison, Clarksvllle; 4 WelBjerger, hicago
Robt Mobiles, Big sprinSs, II A Pickett, Ri
| springs; Dan Whitney. Louisville; Charlie
Hedges, Galveston, j Hogg, Tgler; A II Ken
Louisville; G A Wallace. Galveston.
Al the Southern Hotel; Mrs Iceberg, nenf
eta; Henry Scroder, Galveston; Mrs Cihrl
Abellne q III Smith, II Paso l. S Roach, 4 X
Y Il Coz Mrs M koke, Tarrant county; b
Stroudal, Albany; @ q Lawrance, Bank county
Mrs. Gwin, Texas; Q Young, ri Faso; L. Spei
Ger, ri Paso; Mike Walsh NJ T. RR; IiF Don
son, Texas; L W Rimamann. Loganport, On
] ID llowell, A ] smith and Il Il Dorm, Gou
system Thos II Frizell, Kentucky; j W Sol
man, Texas.
At the Grand: Mrs Fox, Columbus, Obi
A II Field, Dallas; j nj Stemmons, Dalla
Chas Krure, Hoboken, n j; II Way, Haverhi
Mass; NJ Ellington. Benbrook Il II Bcnne
and wife, Cooper; Mrs Rountree, Wllie Roul
tree, Paris w Nj James, Baird; Mrs w w Ig
Mrs Grooming. Abilene; Il J Burden, BonhaT
Gen + w James, Gilliland, Baird; ID
Middleton, Abilene.
At the Bellvue: w Davis, Dayton, Obi
= o II Thacker, Waco; j L Narno, Louisville, n
Sam Colyillo, Henderson, Ky; j l. Jones Al
/ scott Wilson, Texas; II Il shannon and Ss
Johnson, WeatherlOrd; Z Toole, shreveport
@ & Payne, j l. Motley and w @ Woid, Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

! had heard of the wonderful cures Of Swifps
lscllc, and resolved to try 1t. commenced
bing Il in April, 1854. My general health Was
Ben Improved, vet the cancer which was In
II breast continued TO grow slowly but surely;
Dc bunch grew and became quite heavy, !
y that must either have 1t cut or die., But
commenced dlschargiHg quantities OF dlLnost
BEL, thick blood 1t continued heaiing arounu
feedges until February, when II was entlLeV
tled up and we'll. BETSY MooD;
|ooshesett, Plymouth Co., Mass, July y, 1882;
Iswfrs Specific ia entirely vegetable, ana
SINS to cure cancers by forcing out the impu'
tes from the blood.
Treaties on Blood and skin Diseases maiieo
,pe
lIBR SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Drawer 3, Atlanta
b n. Y, 1857 w. 23d st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
Pure powder.

Pare baking powders are one OF the
,Alet aids TO the cook in preparing per-
RI and wholesome food, and the mousse,
fie will do well to be on her guard
,sanst baklng-powder tramps. SliVes
'0d Baking Powder is never pedoleu
|iom house 10 house, as the manuiactuI
'lg establishment OF j IL. Brown Is
|axed TO It's uttermost to supply tne
sHsnds that come through legitimate
Iaanuels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

Germany years was 4 sufferer with cancer
ii s. s., ! feel constrained by a sense OF duty
ENTERING humanity TO make this statement
Inv case. with the fourteenth bottle the can
kbegan to heal rapidly and soon disappeared,
tdior several months there has been no ap.
.innce Of a core of any kind on my nose OF
|ch. have taken about two dozen bottles
Isl S., and am soundlg cured, and know that
ISIS effected the cure after every known
6asdy was tried and had failed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY.
Hort Gaines, Ga May ], lSs5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

l.,yehada cancer on my face for some years,
.endIng from one cheek bone across the nose
she other, IL has given me great deal Of
N Al times burning and itching to such an
I'm that It was almost unbearable. ! com,
Iuced using Switt's Specific in May, 1855, aud
reused eight bottles. 1t has given the great
relief by removing the Inflammation and re-
hing my general health. w. BARNES
fnoxyile Iowa. Sept 5, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

Well educated young man, who can
read manuscript quickly and accurately,
can command $40 week as copy-holder
to prooireeder at this office. Call to.
day al p. m. for examination Age
should be about seventeen or eighteen
years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

Hyou are looking for the finest an I
~ hotel in the city, where you WIZ y. D ~
|.eA1ed sumptuously and TO the peg. l late
eountry affords, 90 70 the nls1 ls,s,s
|e'si near the corner of Main ana = ~. Ne
tsass, Immediately convenient 70 'nS
EAslnsss center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
BRIGADE MEEIiN"'

The members Of Polignac's oIls ;,a
"a meeting at 2 O'Clock this evening y.
The following officers were eieS rs A. ~
sne ~ Mckinney; yice-presldents, an
D Nlsa, oa,eers of The regiment secretary
md sra't treasurer, Lieut. ), Plnek Ihonias u 9,
Dallas; commissaryi 81 y D0"sn y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
|Agin sth July, 1886, and Sth September Eot
ienlar apply (P. o. University OF Val 10 Jonh
+, Minor, Prof. Com aud Stat. Law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
nIoning out.

Wishing to close out his furniture oy
Ne Isl of September, Branch is offering
Feat Inducements to cash buyers, at oV9
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
nUNqE TABLE,
|rhe Only Route
ling solid through trains between
bT WORTH and GALVESTON


IA Montgomery, via somerville, and
|,eN nns al. rail ronte TO Brentwood,
oS "a Temple and Lampasas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

oGone where the woodpiDe twineth"
when treated with 81. Saeops
OH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
REpEArED nIsTORY.


FEpERATE SOLDIERS AT WACO, Az
GUST I, 5, G.,
Believing that some of the data col
lected by THE GAZETTE during the grand
reunion in Fort Worth last year might
prove valuable to our Waco friends for
reference, the following is reproduced
from THE GAZETTE Of August ., 1885,
by request:
NEXT MEETING AT WACO.
The committee of the various associa.
tions appointed to select the time and
place for holding the next grand reunion
met this afternoon at headquarters, with
Mai. X. M. VanZandt In the chair and
Col. d. A. Williams acting as recording
secretary. The commands and their
representatives present were as follows;
Association OF ex-Confederate Missou-
rians-Col. C. S. Mitchell, Col. y. G.
Bower, Gen. NJ. l.. Lewis, Col. ID, A.
williams and Hon. w. w. Merritt,
Gano's brigade Robert Spear, j. M.
Cochran and Gen. II. NJ. Gan0.
Arkansas-Gen W. l.. CabeD, w, =.
Young and S. $. Cobb.
Teilnesseeans-E II. Yeager, ii. O.
Mack. ID. r.. Long and DIR. Newson.
polignac,s brlgade--M. A. Galbreath,
T. II. oliver, j. |. Glover, W. N. Brrsh
and Capt. Howell.
Van McMahan's battery-Jessie j. Jer-
gins. 49,, r
| Hickey and Jessie j. Melton.
Green's brigade-Capt. Il. S. Pridgen,
j j. Y. Hogsett and j. g. Rakln.
North Carolinians-W. l.. Lawrence
and Judge Plemons.
Alabamians-Ol oliver S. Kennedy ana X
Morrow. n n
Georgians--S. P, Green, Hon. 9. ID
Grace. M. f. Daniels, j. b. Moore, H. II
Austin and W. +. Tanner n
walkers division--Col King, Dr. A. b
Murkius and DR.. Beall. :, c
MIssissippians--Ben Melton n Sau
trell and G. G. Cummings ,,.r.on
Louisianians-Col M ~ IsElt ns,.,n
Col. A. B. Frasier and DR.. A. DIonn
Grandbury's brigade. ID. he1 1,,I,,.,l
LII. Killough, S. Graham, - 4. IhlniP0
Thomas Fetch and william Dennis
Army of North Virginia-N' dlles,
ON motion Of Gen. Cabell the assocla
! ton decided 70 unite next year IA on
7 grand reunion. d.. ~
Nominations were then made for ID
selection OF the place where the next Is
) union win be held. Waco, Bryan an
Z Tort worth we're placed In nomination
e The ballot resulted IN the selecton {
Waco the vote being Waco 555' foI
worth 400. The association oeciuyu
boId the next reunion on August - an
y G, 1886. ,,,. >, ,rryvpAxcK.
Z uo,o,v will be found correct llsio i.ls ~
L 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

me K1nesi RAEors In tbs Woria
Al AudergonIs gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

For sale.
hereby Offer for ssle f0pI Leagues ~ nEiiueA
comfy seh5ol land, situated m Tas Tor county
and about ten OF fourteen miles west 81 Abi,
Iepe. Sale 70 De on not lees ihan Ten years
sine, with Interest payable hnntMf =, W ~, ~.
day Of June, A. ID. 1885 Tho court reese fea tne
ri9ht 70 reject any on 81 bids /.
bone by order 81 NE c0mmitfioAets to,l ~
Gfimes county, Tex. ShVs ~ 49,
County Judge Grimes county Ich.
AEDERgOS, TIE, Auy y, AID 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
p. a HUFFMAN,
Fort Worth, Tox,
I. II. DANIELS,
Late OF Georgia
HUFFMAN, SELLERS s. CO.,
RoaI Eustatc a1aca Loan AEON tes.
Land titles Investigated Taacs raid Collections MAJ
Correspondence Solicited.

nstlgen, eaglM
National bank son WORTH = Moed The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

4 ,rr,her Information address:
w mark. O. ID. Lusk.
hssl Passenger Union AioA Ao.t A tSan,,
trsnt, Galveston. Fort worm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

l.mnor route TO New York, via Galveston
and
Mallory Steamship Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
!, trough Tickets

..,s.re checks to all points in the
S'es United states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
TOR sALm.

lin uila cotun
p
some derm nntso lhn neaft itp Units
ofump dRnd,a osfromea lin
4,
damafs
otwndh ndln d acrtatp arm
bfcet ame wiib
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- loi,aiouta eoroof ldbn ok miIand gn
satsfaon Correspondence solicited
%
HUFFMAN, SELLERS ~ 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
WACO.
Interesting Ceremonies Attending the
Laying OF tho Cornerstone OF
Baylor Waco University.
The Largest Institution in the State Under
the Control OF tho Baptists-Doings
OF the Day.
special 70 tho Gaaelte.

special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July ls.A large block of
beautiful marble, representing the cor
ner-stone OF B0ylor-Waco university, was
laid at II 40 a. IN. to-day, with an inter-
esting and certainly Impressive cere.
monial. Large numbers OF spectators
were on the grounds, which are situated
adjacent TO South Fifth street, and de-
spite the intense heat most OF these re.
NAMED through the exercises.
THE PROCESSION
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
.rzr WOR-rH,

,,,,san, McGregor, Temple, Bolton
b. ~ rownwocd. Cameron, MhIsno,
'lesiTsll. s9me HHsdsg sr1 aoaSson Sei
"hS' and Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19
GRAND UNIVERSITY

was reached at II $50, and with as little
delay as practicable the programme OF
the exercises was carried out. Grand |
Master Coombes applied the mortar with |
q trowel, the ceremoney being conducted
strictly in accordance with the impress
siye ritual which Masonry prescribes for
such occasions. In the box usually
placed under the center OF the stone were
deposited number OF articles and docu
ments, among them copies Of all the city
papers, specimens Of Confederate money!
documents relating 10 the history and
consolidation OF the institutions, etc.
THE GRAFTON OF THE DAY
was delivered by Hon. w. b. benson of
Galveston, an eleve OF Waco university
and speaker OF eloquence and ability,
which fact was attested In the close in
terest paid by the swelterlng thousands
of listeners TO his graceful and appre-
pirate address. II was after
O'Clock before the ceremonies were
concluded and the throngs came
back to the city. All things con-
sidered the exercises passed off so hap
PLY and successfully that the result, let
| us hope, may be accepted as an augury
of the grandeur, usefulness and prosper
/ lty in store for the unified Institution.
! The SPECTATORS, ~ may DS HlabSut CUM
prised many ladies and gentlemen from
various portions OF the state. Some Of
these claimed Waco and others Bsylor
university AZ their alma mater-all came
with common impulse TO do honor to
Baylor-Waco unified, Rev. DR.. Hayden
of Dallas, who was expected 10 be pres
emit, telegraphed his regrets that be
would be unable 10 attend. His absence
was much regretted. Work on
TIE STATELY BUILDINGS
will be commenced at once, as Messrs
Larmour Herbert, the architects, have
, the plans and specifications all complete
i and contracts let for the brick and some
of the wood work. II anticipated, con.
Bdently, that by September 10, proximo'
the institution con begin work In the
> new building, a portion Of which VIII
4 then be completed, OF course, however
2 longer time will be required 10 complete
E m all It's details, such an extensive build
Q ing as this is 10 be-
2 Baylor-WacO university, u may Dc
q stated in conclusion, is to be under ths
3 patronage OF the Baptisis OF Texas II
o will be richly endowed, and VIII, WITHOUT
9 doubt, take rank as one Of the leading
q universities Of the South. The question
. Of who will be chancellor, or president
. a vet TO be decided, but most pro1ably
the honor will fall 70 Rev. r. G. Burlesor
Of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-19

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