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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
DALLAS.
Number of Cases of Attempted outrage-Under
Arrest as sharper and Deadbeat

Number of Cases of Attempted outrage-Under
Arrest as sharper and Deadbeat
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. June 19.-Several cases
of attempted outrage have been reported
to police headquarters within week.
though up to date none of the offenders
have been arrested. They have all &C.
CURED in the eastern portion of the city,
and are attributed to negroes, who have
entered the sleeping apartments OF no
less than three women since SUNDAY
night. In every case the parties were
frightened away before accomplishing
their purpose. In two instances Iney
were chased and shot at by the police
but managed to escape in the darkness
C. d. Parker is under arrest as
sharper and deadbeat, who yesterday
worked the passengers on the train De-
tween Texarkane and Dallas for some
thing like $50. His trick was played
with a side partner and a knife which
contained a secret spring. He Would
get up a bet of $40 or SIS that his in
tended victim could not open it, his
side partner would take up the bet ana
win the money, and then the victim
would bite and lose, of course.
A Joint meeting of the G. A. X. posIS
was held last night to complete arrange
ments for a series of entertainments 10
be gwen for the purpose of raising
fund of $4,000 to be expended IN erecting
| a monument on the 6. A. X. lot ID
Trinity cemetery. The initlatory enter
| tainment will be given at the Oak GIN
summer theater July by the New York
opera company. This will consist OF
matinee and an evening performance.
Last Monday night break was mace
| in the monotony and dizziness that fell
upon life IN Dallas after the close OF the
theater season and the untimely death OF
the Texas baseball league, by the formal
opening of the summer opera season al
the Oak Cliff Park theater by the New
York opera company. Strauss Prince
Mathusalem'' was given on that occa-
sio to an audience of 1000 people, CON-
prlsing the intelligence, beauty and cult
ure of Dallas and Oak Cliff. It has beer
nightly repeated to large audiences since
The company is good one, and to tint
lsDahlic spirit and enterprise of Mr.. 1. L.
AssMarsalis the people of Dallas and OaE
fClif Will be indebted fol- sixteen week.
Eof gold opera, rendered in one of TIT
81 coolies and pleasantest, as well as TN
best appointed pavilion theaters IN tn'
Country IL.
'4ss bowels pfkleH sssazztrs Aii hut etfeSa
slant, and sascsltae isvsAs vess AeinE1E ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
,rinsola Kn,ght Of Pythlas.

Special to the Gazette.
MINEoLA, Tex, June ls.-The
Knights of Pythias met in regular session
last night, and officers were elected for
the ensuing .tazm. H. N. Marache, haT-
ing compiSfsd asterm as chancellor COM
mandsr skill ass1me the duties of sitting
past cha aceIlor, and the following officers
were elSeted: jaw. McMurry, C. c. /;
J. NJ. HHbins, V c.; j. h. Newson ;
p, G. IL. Dspfbn, N. at A.; W. NJ.
Giles, traakeeR = -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
CH0LEBA.
An Opinion Concerning the Epidemic in South
ern Spain.

An Opinion Concerning the Epidemic IN SOUTH
ern Spain.
NEW YORK, June ia Washington
special says: Supervising Surgeon-Gen-
eral John B. Hamilton, when asked how
serious the outbreak of cholera at PueolS
De Rugat, in Southern Spain, was likely
10 be and what the chances were of its
spreading beyond its present confines re
piled; 1.-THE indications are that It Is
the real article that has made its appear
ance in Southern Spain. The locality is
subject TO such visitations, as was the
case in 1885. Cholera is liable at any
time to enter Europe via Spanish penin-
sula and it is generally taken there from
Tripolos. How it has reached Spain
is the question yet to be solved. Cholera
was reported in 1889 in Bagdad, Con-
stantinople PHILIPPINE Islands, Persia and
Mesopotama. 1t was very severe cpl
pemio in Asiatic Turkey and Persia. Its
decadence was noted in October, 1889,
but it was not finally pronounced extinct
until much later in the year. As to the
prospect of its spreading 1 should say
that it may overrun Spain, though it is
TO be hoped not. But with careful and
| prompt precautionary measures II
ought not to be allowed TO cross the
Pyrenees, and 1 have no doubt steps
| will be taken by the French sanitary
| officials that will prevent its taking ROOT
in France. There may BIO few spas
/ modic cases, as in 1885, but 1t Will Dc
controlled. The fact is the existence OF
| cholera in one of the blots on this lntelll-
| gent era. There should be no such dis
| ease. 1t is susceptible to control and ex-
termination, and yet always exist in Cal
! cutta to a greater or less extent.
| Should it become epidemic in Spair
there are two channels of communication
by which it might reach us, through thu
| continental routes and via. CUBA
| The latter is more dangerous, for there
are several lines of steamers constantly
plying between Cuba and Spanish ports
we keep two sanitary inspectors II
Havana TO look out for just sucl
a contingency. Their duties are
to notify me promptly OF
the outbreak of an epedeml
in Cuba, to inspect passengers on snip
bound for ports in the United ates, Z
see that no infected baggage or cargo l
shipped for American ports, and, WheI
necessary, to fumigate ships that nav
American destinations. Should choler
appear at Havana and gain any loot
hold they would notify me at once b!
cable to that effect, and extraordinar
precautions would Immediately D
adopted to prevent the entrance OF tn
scourge from that source. nav
no fear that it will gain foothold
France, even should it do so in Spain
The French sanitary system is exceller
apGsshe frontier between the two coun
Ffrfes would be closely guarded. Tralr
"a would be inspected, passengers exam
ined and quarantIned and baggage an
merchandise thoroughly fumigated. W
81 can feel that we are safe TOR the present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

This Is what you ought to have, in fact you
must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily, and mour9iRg be-
casse they find it not. Thousands upe hou-
SANDS of dollars are spent annuelly byA9Hspeo-
ME II tfie hsDe that they may attain boon.
kSd*etit ti,sF be had by all. We Tantee
fssat ElectEi Bitte1ssi il used accoE6 diree.
lfson and N&E use Nersisted in.s seilf bfA
Good d f stion aIs3tseust the dslhon DyspsB q
and inst4l instead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and al diseases
and 81 90 per bottle. N. E. Grammer, Drug
pist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Emancipation Day at wazahaohlo.

Special to the Gazette.
wAxAHAcHIE, TEX, June 19.-The
colored peoples emancipation celebra-
tlon passed off nicely to-day. There
we're probably 1900 in attendance, lib
eraI per cent. being from adjoining
counties. Melvin Wade ana other COL
ored men made good addresses. They
had a good dinner and many of their
white friends ate at the table set apart
for their entertainment. The best of or
der prevailed throughout the entire day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
ELDERS INDIGNANT.
special to the Gazette.

EpeClul " VIC ~'~-0S~'
NEW YORK, June 1.-TWO hundred
converts to the Mormon church arrived
to-day on the Guion steamship Wyo-
ming. and are now waiting at the barge
office while the paternal government
secs into it that they are not under con-
tract to the Latter Day Saints. They are
remarkable for wooden-headed ap-
pearance, and have about as much ex-
preston or individuality about them as
so many turnips. They are recruited
from the yokel element of England
mostly. The elders are afraid that the
contractor labor inspectors will hold the
n en- TO make test case. They are in
dignant that the term "contract
should be applied to their doings, al
though they are sore afraid that ''scoff-
ers'' are not in a mood to overlook such
| an important shipment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Ano,ber Importation of nlormons.

NEW YORK, June 19.-The steamship
Wyoming to-day landed $50 more Nor
mons who were in charge of Bishop
Wiley. The Mormons were made up of
Scaudanavians and Welsh. There are a
number of families in the party. The
marty will leave this afternoon for Salt
Lake City. A special registration OF
the party was made so that if the gov
eminent should wish so interfere on the
Ground of imported labor the arrival can
be located easily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Mil Man Makes an Assignment.

Special 70 the UELoIle'
G1LMER, TEX, June lon yester-
day l.. L. North, mill man living nine
miles north of Gilmer, made an assign
meut in favor of number of preferred
creditors, his laborers being among the
number. The amount of preferred
claims is about $500. Other claims are
about $4,000. The property turned over
TO Mr.. S. W. Fields, who is made
trustee, is worth about $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Murderer Captured After Nine Years

Special to the Gazette.
wNsBoRo, Tex, June ia tele-
gram has just been received here from
Deputy sheriff w. Fl. Stokes OF this
county announcing the arrest at Tusca-
looss Ala, of Sam Reeves, who killed
one Patillo in this county nine years ago.
he has heretofore succeeded in eluding
syery effort by officers to capture him
Mr.. Stokes deserves great credit for this
niece of detective work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

sszRnD JACKET, MICH, June 1s.-Al
miners Mt the Tamarack mine, over 900
in number, struck yesterday for eight
hours in place of ten and raise In
wages. 1t is almost certain the miners
in Osceola, Tamarsck, Junior, Calumet
and Hecla will strike some tune THIS
uaaIx
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS. FRIDAY. JUNE 20.

people continue to pronounce it the
thing for bad roads.
A large crowd of negroes eongregated
at Terrell to-day to celebrate Enamel
patton day. They came from the al
Joining country and neIghboring towns,
and many are here from distant towns
and cities. This, TO them, has been a
gay and festive dav. Besides having
plenty to eat, speeches we're delivered
and general making merry was the CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
oolor.d Celebration at Mt. Calm.

Special TO the Ga1etse'
MT. CALM, TEX. June 1s.-The COL
ored population of Hill county gathered
here to-day for the purpose of celebrat-
ing their freedom. Professor D. M
Hall. colored, made an eloquent speech
in regard to the origin of his racs and
their future DR. aspects for advancement
His sneecb was listened to with much IN
tere.t both by white and blacks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Terrell ASYLUM Libraries.

TERRELL, Tex, June l9, 1880. I.
To the Gazette.
Yes, it is three years ago to-day siAee
the late Judge s. A. Reavis OF Hill
county laid the foundation stone of the
library and reading-room on the male
side OF this institute, and it was only five
DAYS later than Ben French, Esq, fol-
lowing that noble example, started an
other one on the female side.
And il is a source of particular pride
and pleasure to examine these depart
ments. Both books, magazines and
newspapers are to be found carefully
laid out, or in the cases in large num-
hers. They have been an exceedingly
syreot ioy and pleasure to large number
of readable patients, both those that
have gone and new ones who have taken
chair nlaces. Words will not express the
amount of good that the generous editors
| of newspapers and the kind donators OF
hooks have done. PROFESSIONALLY they
have been the cause of relieving many
| an aching heart and assisted many one
! TO pass the time pleasantly that other
wise might have been distressful.
II is also truly gratifying to think OF
| the tremendous distance we have TO ex-
| tend our thanks, not only IN the many
| different parts of our own Star state, but
also in many different states from here to
| Nay York from where we receive daily
Iand weekly newspapers. And we are
1 ESPECIALLY indebted to the Fort Worth
Il GkSErrE and Dallas News, for the
Il reason that they have kept the wheel:
Y ven oiled and the. machinery in good
kassIer RHoMAsEHALLa Librarian..
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
A carpenters n1ishap.

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, June 19.-Tnls
evening about o'clock J. W. Burke, a
carpenter, who was working on the new
two-story frame house IN course of con-
struotlon, of DR.. Sims, fell from the
scaffolding in the second story to the
floor in the first story, distance OF
about sixteen feet. He is very danger
onslv hurt about the head and face. and
II "a thought that his skull is fractured as
well as his hip dislocated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

attachment in this case was properly quashed
because of variance OF the amount sued for and
the amount stated in the affidavit, and in pass
ing anon this the amount stated in the amended
and not the original petition must control The
Attachment being void, the suit should also
have Hen dismissed as having been prematurely
brought, the Indebtedness nos being due at the
time III institution of suit. The right to instl-
tute he suit at the time it was done depended
on Acknowledgement proceeding. Even II part
of Ike deGlsgas me this was fess than $500, and
below tie e6pnI 81 Sourt iHrisS Jon. Reversef
sd dismissss.k r.
= 4 sallow cof4tl exiodsand ds sKi ~ OF
a disordered liver, which CascayiHe lsgu-
late. lsFssf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
To increase our soda water busin

To increase our sodawater business
from now onsTe wilkse4ve to every pug
chaser at our hdaeRater counter eou-
pom, and when b of them have been ac-
cumulated a1& turned to us, We will
deliver to thEpurc er's address half e
gallon of icsbream VAsherbet, free Of all
charge. PIE GooMTEE,
ss6O7 Main at.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
rha Thing for Bad Roads.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX. June 1s.-The patent
railroad is getting to be more and more
the attraction. Nine persons came 10
see it from q distance in one group.
Others came in on different trains' sa"
it and returned on next train. inc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Died at Marshall

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, June 19.-Mrs. N.
d. jackson died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. a. A. Harris, Tuesday
June II. Funeral services yesterday at
o clock p. m. at Greenwood cemetery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Ban o.icRly II Ye,s lire Wise.

For bargains in tern lots, bluff lots,
bay fronts, dap E&ter fronts or elegant
farm lands haSfraise a bale of cotton
to the acre, ass
THE Err RANsAs COMPANY,
Arpus Christi, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

Special to the Gazette.

SHERMAN, TEX. June ls.-Hugh Hip
kins and W. williams, the two eolored
bows who are charged with an attempt to
steal in LEWIS store in broad day light
will lie in jail for petty larceny until the
first Monday in July, when county court
meets.
This is emancipation day and the col
ored people haye had 'boss time az
the park.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

For s1Otbsz5SsitS szs4fE will be sent one
wear ard alsalS se5py OF the original Webster's
|; n4isIbF 81 dictionary, 1881 pages, express
eb6fses prepaid to express ONCE nearest the
auhacriber
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Census EnuIaerator Arrested

GORDON, TEX. June ls.-PrOfessOr E.
A Henegar was arrested here Yesterday
by United States authorities and carried
10 Dallas on charge Of failure 20 per-
form his duties as census ennEaers'or LOT
Palo Pinto precinct ,.sasE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
Died Mt Arlington.

Special to the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, June ls.-Thomas
Porter, the four-year-old son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Thomas spraunce, died OF
meningitis ut the family residence in this
blaze last night. The remains were
aiken to Lancaster, Dallas county, for
Burial. The bereaved parents and fam
Nv have the sympathy of the entire
coItatry in their sad loss.
4 P,,ss2sa Ssa,es.. sath Sfrs win not cure con-
Z .i,1 1s T. Is - - cause, Try Casca'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

For SO the Daily GAzExzss eesent one
year and also a copxS9s seliAl Webster's
Unabridged diesiaaa stzsI pages, express tS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
II. Enoe,Lent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
.etornial liquid flaiteEsEeay syrHpSf Figss
,klssS - ,rss5sss tbtine q fhe MdNfs,
: iiyeri "a b63ssls..it cleo es the Stem
efa ,hally lsefeby promoting the $3.50
and comfort Of all who use itr7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

Dallas After More, Headquarters.
Core spondence Of the Gazette.
BnowNwooD, Tex, June 17.-At
meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES !
the BrOwrwOOd board of trade held
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

For S1athSfs GiHEFTR will be sent one
yearsad = = s COPY of the original Webster
SSSgIoffdged dictionary, 1881 pages, express
charges prepaid to express ONCE nearest Ins
hscr iber-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

For SO the DAD ssffB VIII be sent one
wear and alra1E lLopy of th e original Webster's
unah.s1eH dictionary, B61 pages, express
0zfg es prepaid to express ONCE nearest tEs
IN lnscrihar. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

lsS<SFosS ~ the Daily G AzETTB g Int one
We ar, ann also copy ofts laal Wensters
unabrideE dictioaar z5I pages, express tss
chs!s ,.s;s W !, once nearest inc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20

Fors 10 the Daily GkzEv 49,, 49, o5s
yea saI,- a51 - izsf pages. espress
s IN sSasl sS express Office nearest the
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Defects ,r Smol,c,css Powder,

A great ,lcal has boon written about
the smokcloss powder which has boon
adopted for tho French, German and
Austrian armies The French have
powder of their own, and from all that
has been reported of the experiments
made with 1t 1t Is u very good powder
SO is the Gorman and Austrian powder
but II has so,ious defect, which the
military authorities Of the two countries
have been making uneasy cndeavors to
conceal Tho powder has too groat
force OF expansion and cracks the sovcn
millimctor Mannlichor barrel after
twenty shots, After long dclihoraton
It was decided at Berlin and Vienna that
the powder must be adopted notwth.
standing, but n was also resolved thA
tho Mannlichcrs must have new barrels
These are being manufactured with ny
much expedition and secrecy as posi-.
bic, but 10 let tho cat out OF tho bag 1t
must be stated that the Tournament OF
the Austrian and German forces can
not possibly DO effected within less than
two years London Truth,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Tho Man Fits tho Place,

The suggestion that Senator Quay
may be asked to resign from the Re-
publican National Committee in.
dlcates gross misconcopton OF
the views and purposes which act-
uate the managers Of tho party ma.
chine. The CHARGES which have beon
made against Senator Quay, and which
by his silence he admits, do not dis
qualify him for serving the machine
On the contrary they commend him to
tho managers as eminontly tho kind OF
man they want, They indicate his
possession of just tho kind of talent the
mac chine needs. If Mr.. Quay were nc.
cused of having conducted public Of
nee with scrupulous regard for the pub
lic interest of accounting scrupulously
for every dollar OF The money committed
TO ms chorgo' In u word, Of honesty and
hdelitN tho managers Of tho machine
might well distrust him. But TO dis.
trust him because he Is only charged
with embezaloment would DO TO Ay in
the face of all party procodents and 10
establish an entirely new qualification
for high place In the party councils. IL
woild bo like FOgin refusing to take
tho Arttul Dodgcr rs pupil in his
thieves academy because he was 40.
susod OF stealing, Detroit Free presa
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
DRIFT OF OPINION,


The st. Louis Globe.Demon
(Rep.) continues to speak Of the
takes" in the Mckinley tariff bill VA
twill have to be corrected"
Chairman Quay's committee nA
ing has been postponed again. ltlM1
o little as if he didn't care TO face
music. New Haven Register.
If the sugar trust does notnl
Mr.. Mckinley a handsome pssi'
will show itself to be most uHgaNI
combination. louisville Courlef''
nal.
Speaker Reed is openly PUN
for the Presidency. II SpeakPi'1
presides over the National kepa'al
convention he will nominate hln%'1
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
General James A. HalLaN
known campaigncr OF Maine sTI
Butterworth's speech: VI am D"
clined to the opinion that DP'
about right. I fear wo are %ar
carrying this tariff matter too laI ,.,
when Professional fOH'
Clarkson says that "governme"
political, not q business, ma'nlnN I
means that he has done bis M
make 1t q partisan machine mOuv.
the blocks-of.hve plan, lie has saSI
ed pretty well so iar'--s' D'''
public,
A Kansas farmer solo s "a"
meteor which fell In his p1',I
81, 900 and with the money ra', T,,N
mortgage on his farm sun 'n'~
farmer as a rule is moro likeIy :. y""
his mortgage by voting Oh .'.,0s1 ~
than by waiting for Sl'OOV INV
Chicago Herald. ,mNE
As to President Harrison Nv NJ
IL on tho authority of Wharton hTt |
and Henry G. Lea that no wa' ''.,,
formed OF Quay's tainted rvIyn DVans
he handed over tho naming V'" '.s
officer (Wanamaker) and wv NV v' M
Pennsylvania patronage, ,v,' " w Tprdl
and dishonest boss Iho aDb
sinned against knowledge w." .,"oary
so we'll attcstcd, probably y y's'"I a''vj n
his desire TO recover los' BIO, Bvo,,
loading Quay, pittsburgh l'Is S.ns
---SuceessIvo attacks iro% o%.,hlS
ans In the House do not prCvu'sN M H
sago there Of tho McklnlVgy y, hSu
they are significant OF tno 0n ~" b l
for Republican McRinloy''TTA rho
Congressional campaign ia tN K
question has boon stOo'Vu, ,hO MN
two years as never before ,,',ont ~ 'S VI
of the country An in'ell'SS,vst
standing of the whole sOU, sUo,obisp
means repudiatioA OF u tnv ,..o p. TIpD
the protective toriiT'-onlV's,, =, M
.--Itisa beautiful spcc'''oSoe ooeoi
presented by the party ~ u IIsnN
now. Tariff Legislation " ,"llre
lie "bonoacIarot" as is,,oa Ms 0 Ists
pointed out, silver lcFiSI,a0,SOc !. ,Oc p@
as tho matter hos gone lnasIOa ~ I M
tho mino owners, and Go'' oOi q
tlon apparently depends ~ ovOn " II
rights Of the people or, Ou an rlhr
mends Of tho veterans l',,m u",U nache
tion by the pcnsI9,,n,. N. =, C,s,'' ~, are r,J
whom ,l.. Dudley ;y,sSS,, ana ia''ls a. he press I
ment, M Y. Timos
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Cowed by the Party no.s..


Tho Republican Congressman is do.
cue and long-suiTcring animal, and the
amount of whipping.in he will stand Is
truly wonderful, llo beloved and was
surly ot having the Mckinley bill piled
upon tho load he hOd to carry, and one
unOcquaintod with him would bave
thought rebellion imminent hut no,
'no mootors get up when all Ia roady
AM ana Tho whipplng.ln process begins
Inc eowcd Congressman, orstwhile an
si, armed cohsprator ready to thrust his
knile In The portS'e yltals, smiles meek.
~ bows his head, and docilo and fawn.
ing goes about hiG task as II no likod u
Shu M0 mad said 80 all tho mo,--chioapo
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26

The Patterson a. J.) Press wants
60 know II there is not some more APP
propriato word than "Christonod" to
designate "the act OF smashing bottle
OF wine over u thing built to destroy
human lifo by Wholesale" as In the ease
OF the launching Of the now war cruiser
"Nowark" fcw days ago.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26

Two savage bulls owned In Truckco,
Cal, got into fight lately While they
were struggling with locked horns they
stopped on the covering Of an old woll
and both fell into tho waters, II took
hours TO haul thom out One OF them
was rescued allvo,