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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

BEEvILLE, BEE COUNTY, Aug. 1.-About
200 bales of cotton have already been giuned
in Bee county and the gins are all running.
though the dry weather during July has
cut the crop somewhat short and unless the
fall is very favorable the weld per acre Will
be considerable less than last year. though
the acreage is about one-fourth more. The
low price will cause some OF the farmers 10
hold for better prices.
RoCKp.LU, MILAN County, Aug. 10
Cotton is arriving slowly. about thirty-fve
bales OF the new crop received to-date, but
picking IS progressing and receipts viii
daily increase. The crop in this section
will not exceed the average and farmers are
much depressed over the prospects for very
low prices.
BRowNwoop. BROWN COUNTY. Aug. 10
We have had fine rains in this section IN
the last week. plenty of water. Cotton.
peas and potatoes are growing nicely. All
small grain turned out well and Is now
housed. There is plenty of corn.
GRANBURY, Hoop COUNTY, Aug. IL
There is great complaint from all parts Of
the county about ball worms in the cotton.
Some report the entire crop of balls are
of and the blooms are being dropped is fast
as opened. The crop is very eviGently dam
aged beyond recovery. and cannot poSslo
make over one-fOUrth the amount promised
one week ago. They are still working and
the rains Will only strengthen them. The
first bale of new cotton came in saturday,
August 5, ClaSsed strict middliug and
weighed $40 pounds; sold to !. Baker & Co
at 81 cents, aud was shipped to Houston
yesterday. 1t was raised by George Fit
hugh eight miles west of town. y vesss'
heavy rain has fallen in this section of the
country during the last twelve hours. and
only increases the anxiety about the worms
i'll the cotton. More rain IS appearing this
morning
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VAN BUREN, WINS.
ANOTHER RECORD WAS BROKEN
YESTERDAY.
The Same Horse Only an Hour Before Had
Won the second Race on the Pro-
gramme-Other Sports.
Record Broken.

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. l.-Another. record
was broken at Garfield park to-day. Van
Buren,, carrying ninety pounds, and with I.
Sloan in the saddle, ran one and one six
tenth miles in | 40. fiat. the best
previous record being 49,, made
by Prince Roya, at Sheepshead
Bay last year What makes the perform
ance more remarkable is the fact that Van
Buren, had only an hour before won the
second race on the programme in very fast
time. The horse was an extreme outsider
in the betting. The results are IS follows:
First race, one mile, Osborne won, Boreo
second, First Lap third. Time, 1:4314.
Second race. seven-eighths of a mile,
Van Buren, won. Camilla second, Alphonzo
third. Time, :26S4.
Third race. five-eighths of mile, Addie
won, Farine second, German third. Time,
:0lI4.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
Van Buren, won, Silver Lake second, Nina
Archer third Time, l :46.
Fifth race. three-quarters of mile, Lar
garder won, Mary L. second, Gadabout
third. Time, / :16.
Sixth race. one mile, Hindoo Lass won,
Ora second, Neva c. third. Time, :43$4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CASE
Concluded at Sherman YesterSay-Other
Cases for To-Day-A Minister
Trial for Criminal Assault
Special to the Gazette.


SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEX. Aug.
1.-THE cases of assault to murder Mar
shal Blain, Policeman Wallace and B art
Savage against Frost Hutchcraft and John
Bond We're concluded to-day before Justice
Hinkle, three days being consumed in tax
ing evidence. The cases against
them for assault 10 murder James
Stoody and John G. Hammond on the same
night. July n, will be heard tomorrow.
The last two were wounded. Hammond is
still in Il dangerous condition. a piece of
cloth was taken out OF Savage's leg to-day
which went in with the gun
shot on that awful night. and he
now has good chance for recovery. The
bond of Hutchcraft and Bond will be fixed
up on the completion of the case, begin
ming tomorrow.
4 package of letters We're lost of the
Texas and Pacific mail train near this city
yesterday, which was found by little boy
and returned to-day.
The Van Alstyne justices court has SEN
sational case against an aged minister,
charging him with criminal assault. which
first came to the surface III L church trial.
The other principal is a niece about eigh-
teen wears old
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CINCINNATI. ONO. Aug. 11.-Cincinaati
Runs. 3: hits, 8: errors, 4 Boston
Runs. 8; hits, 6; errors, l. Batteries
Keenan, and Kelley, Haddock and Murphy
Umpire-Dayis.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 1l.-Louisville
Runs, 3: hits, s. errors. ?. Baltimore
Runs, ,; hits, 3; errors, /. Batteries
Stratton and Cahill. Madden and Robin
son. Umpire-F'erguson.
ST Louis, Mo, Aug. list Louis
Runs, IL; hits. !: errors, l. Washington
Runs. /; hits, 5; errors, o. Batteries
Easton and Boyle, Foreman and Mcclure.
Umpire-kerins.
COLUMBUS, Ono, Aug. 11-Columbu
Runs, :. hits, 10; errors. e. Athletics-Runs.
.: hits, !; errors, !. Batteries-Gasihght
and Bows, Chamberlain and Milligan. I'm
pire-knell
New YORK. Aug. u.-New York-Runs.
,: hits. 5: errors. /. Chicago-Runs. o:
hits. i errers, , Notwithstanding and
Buckley, Luby and Merritt I'm ire-
Powers.
BosToN, Mass, Aug. 11.-Boston-Runs.
IL; hits, Is; errors, 1.-Pittsburgh-Runs
): hits, s: errors, = Batteries-Clark
and Camel, King and Berger. Umpire
A1cQuaid.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. n.-Philadel-
phia-Runs, 3; hits. =; errors, .. Cleve-
lapd-Runs /; hits, =: errors, 4. Batteries
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At Waco.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Aug. 1.-THE election for
constitutional amendments to-day was
quiet. Following is the vote for the amend
meut to section 1. article 6 of the constitu-
ton, relating to voting: 344 against 81; for
the amendment to section ), article : of the
constitution of the state of Texas, 146.
against 2lS: for the amendment to section
II, article 16 of the state constitution, to re-
duce rate of interest, 245 against ll3; for
local control, 19l, against 159; for the
amendment to article of the constitution,
relating to the judiciary, 2S5, against II.
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Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Aug. 1.-THE saloons were
all closed here to-day and the election was
extremely quiet. The vote was the highest
on record, there being no apparent interest
whatever. Indications are that the Jester
school fund amendment has failed in the city
by small majority, and was swamped
in the country. The Judiciary amendment
has carried in town by u big majority, the
vote in the Fourth ward being Il against to
81 for The vote for local control, y for to
90 against. This Will be Offset in the country
The vote on the interest amendment
in the same ward stood Ii for and 81
for and So against; on the registration
amendment the vote ssts6d ~ Tor and IA
against This issafaiE iadication of how
the eapital itYSoted.6gst amendments.
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Saratoga Races.

- SARATOGA. y. Y, Aug. 1l.-First race,
one mile, and seventy yards, Racine won,
Eon second, Maidstone third. Time. l:4iS4
Second race six furlongs, Leona V won
Emma Primrose second, Rio Grande third
Time 1:lGl4.
Third race, one and one-half miles Ber-
muda won, Santa Anna second, Bolero
third. Time, 2:39
Fourth race, seven furlongs, Rinfax won,
Los Angeles second. Time, 20.
Fifth race, sixth furlongs, Luray won,
fearless second, Cerebus third. lime IL.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


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CHICAGO. Ill. Aug. 11.-F'irst race, one
half mile, Glenola won, Miss Mill second,
Miss Bulwark third. Time, %
Second race, one mile and one furlOng,
Lory Doxey won, F'ricI second, Prince
third. Time, 200.
Third race. one-half mile. Milo won, De-
ceit second, Fannie 5. third. Time IS sec
onds.
Fourth race, six furlongs. Fanking won,
Lyaahoe second, Lizzie D. third. Time 10.
Fifth race, steeplechase. short course.
Evahgeline won, Leander second, Specula-
tor third Time sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
Refuse to Pay Scalp Fees.

Speclal 10 the Gazette
SAN ANGELO, TON GREEN COUNTY. TEX,
Aug. 1.-THE county commissioners, in
session here to-day. bluntly refused to pay
the fees on the scalps Of wild animals. as
provided in IN act passed by the recent leg
lSlature. II would require thousands of
dollars to pay for the scalps of the wild ami
mails in each county in West Texas, which
would virtually throw them into bank
ruptcy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
For Throwing Stones.

Mckinney. COLLIN COUNTY, TEX, Aug
1-Last night Ben Brown and Ben Tim
mons threw rocks through the windows of
passenger coach on the Houston
Marshal Burke took charge of
the case and arrested them
This afternoon they were arraigned before
County Judge Alternately. and each of them
fined SO and put to work on the county
roads. Neither of them will get Christmas
dinner at home this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
DIR. }. L. Bates Died at Paris.

Special TO the Gazette
PARIS, Ten, Aug 11-Dr J. c. Bates
died here at noon to-day. He went in the
Confederate service as 4 private in the
Ninth Texas cavalry, Ross brigade, and
rose by regularpromotion to the colonelcy.
The news of his death will be read with
sorrow by the brigade, now assembled in
VOIIr city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Northwest Texas Association in ses-
sion At VernOn-A Large Gathering.
The Programme.


Special TO the Gazette.
VERNON. WMBARGER COUNTY, TEX,
Aug. 1.-THE Northwest Texas press as
Sociation was in session here to-day with
the largest representative meeting II has
ever had. Every train brings new addi-
tions, and several members are expected
to arrive later. Several members are
accompanied by their wives and relatives.
The hotels and private residences are
crowded, and the best attention is given
them. The morning was spent in
sightseeing and driving about town,
and the afternoon was devoted
to a business session of the association,
with Col. Dawson in the chair.
Eight new members were admitted.
Nearly every paper in Northwest Texas
is represented. Several amendments We're
added to the constitution, and the advisa-
oility of striking from the roll non-partici-
pating members discussed
MIR Doherty of Wichita Falls was the
orator of the day, his subject being the
press. which was well received. Tonight
ball and banquet to the members is in
progress, attended largely by the most
prominent citizens of the town. Tomorrow
morning promptly al o'clock the associa-
ton will be driven through the town, and
inspect the elevators, see the factories,
-four mills and other enterprises,
and proceed 10 Paradise Heights,
where Capt. L. J. Waldran and K.
B. Cant. president of the board of trade
have, arranged for 4 grand watermelon
spread. They leave on the afternoon train
for Denver, Col, the Fort Worth and Den
yer city railroad through Nr. w. V. New
lin, general passenger aseI1, having kindly
rendered the presa'an excursion to that
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NEGROES AND ITALIANS.
Trouble Between the Two Races at Hous-
ton-ChangIng Base.

Special to the Gazette
HoUsroN, Ten, Aug. l1-There has
been trouble between certain negroes and
Italians in this city since January last, be-
ginning in a dispute in a horse trade
between negro named Mich
ealn and an Italian stOrekeeper
who was doing thriving business in the
suburb The outcome has been the murder
of negro named Scott and the wounding
of an Italian and the exodus from
tie city of a number of cltl-
zens of Sunny Italy, notably the
storekeeper, who abandoned his store and
stock and had them attached and sold for
debt of one-third value. A dozen or
more Italians left for New Orleans,
impeIled 10 change residence by the threats
OF the negroes. The situation is regarded
as critical, and only prompt action by the
authorities can avert trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12

Col. J. c. Bates of Paris and
committee was appointed TO draft suitable
resolutions, consisting of NJ. G. Miller, G.
L. Gi lscom of the Ninth Texas. The cleo
ton of officers resulted:
T. Z. Wordhouse, president: j. F. An
derson. vice-president, Third Texas; J. II,
Brock, Sixth Texas, John n Sparks. Ninth,
Col. Smiths legion treasurer. George w.
Geer; ". NJ. Wilson, color-bearer; B. F.
Stephens, chaplain; G. l.. Griscom, secre
falN.
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At Weatherford.


WEATuERFoRD, PARKER COUNTY, Tex,
Aug. ll-All amendments carried at this pre-
cinct witha large majority except the one
pertaining to local control of the liquor traf-
tic, which carried by very small majority. 1t
was the lightest vote ever cast here, the four
boxes in this city composing this precinct
casting less than POO votes. The same boxes
usually cast between 200 and 1900 votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12

SAN Francisco, CAL, Aug 1l.-Sunol is
to be retired from the turf, having recently
sustained a serious injury of the thigh. and
her trainer says il would ruin her for life
to drive her now, and it is doubtful if she
can be driven again
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
IN PARTS OF MEXICO.
scarcity of Water and Poor Crops Caus
ing Many Needy to Turn Desperados.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten. Aug. 1l.-Advices
from many points IN the states of CotavlI
and Durango, Mexico. are condensed into
water scare, poor crops and no money. In
all portions of the republic u good cotton
crop has been made in but one settlement,
and this is the colony of HualilaS, in which
President Daz and one of his eX- ministers
are personally interested. These people
have obtained water from the
river Nazas, thereby depriving the
planters of the Laguna district and their
hundreds of dependents. A riot has been
narrowly averted. Corn in Durango IS
selling at $40 per vieuga of It's
pounds. A deputation of citizens recently
visited the city of Mexico to induce the
government to remove the duty on Ameri-
can corn, but with no success. Many OF
the poor classes of Durango are destitute,
and their needs have converted them into
very dangerous characters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12

American people and would ever live green
in their memory
Judge leagues speech was an exceed
ingiy interesting one. and teemed with elO-
quent climaxes and beautiful descriptions.
the speech
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LATE ELECTION RETURN
At DenisOm

special 10 the Gazette.
DENIsoN, GRAYsoS COUNTY. Ten, Aug.
1.-THE election on the amendments to the
constitution in this city to-day WAS very
quiet, and not over $50 votes We're cast.
The first, third and fifth amendments We're
carried, and the second ami fourth were
lost by small majorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
THE TEXAS PLAN.
The National Association Of Democratic
Clubs Favorable TO It
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
New YORK, Aug. l1.-The eX~..' .r' ON
mittee of the National associati'a ~ l''Ll-.,
cratic clubs met to-day. The m-",.-- va,
private. Secretary Gordon or neg -
purpose in conversation win rri'..'. o..
THE GAZETTE. We have rr''
gether'' he said. ''-0 prey
for the national contest ~ -
Although We have done almost Ly'i-.--- -
the last TWO years 800 Democrat
have held together This number ..- ~
speedily doubled. We expect 70 ANY.
III every town in the country ve,'- Z
presidential campaign We dis IS -
ures for further organization AMI ''-1-
many suggestions that have been M;
as TO the methods Of formH @-
directing the clubs I think TIE - -
plan will figure largely in our WORK. - %,
in that state have become socid. as We
political organizations, AMI have dom -,
did work for the party BY ofse.tI= H.
efforts of the clubs of the Farmers - .
ance. l expect these will DC s9rsr a.
adopted when the full COMMITTEES -
national association meets-
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TEXAS PROGRESS.

Rockdale, Milan county.-The bricl.
buildings on Main street. being built b.
Witcher * Cofied and Judge j. 5. Perry.
are nearing completion, and quite a mum
Der of dwelling houses are spTnging up
over town.
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At Morris Park, New York.

MORRIS PARK. \. y, Aug. 1.-THE junior
champion stakes for two yearolds, six fur
longs, was won by Sir Matthew, with Dag
onet second, Bashford third Time, 81
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special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Ten, Aug. 11-W T. Cutler,
proprietor of the White Elephant saloon,
made an assignment of his business and fix
tnres last night to John Ncvins. for the
benefit of preferred creditors. This has
been the sporting headquarters of the city
for long time, and it is thought that the
closing of houses on Sunday and stopping
gambling had great deal 10 do with clos
ing down.
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TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

ROckdale. Milan couuty-A large force
is at work on the cotton seed oil mill which
will be completed i'll ample time for the sea
sons business.
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A WOMAN-BEATER KILLED.
A Brute of Negro Killed by Woman
Whom He Was Beating
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
RICHMOND, FORT BEND COUNTY. TEX,
Aug. lion the Cunningham plantation,
eight miles out, 4 negro woman beaten was
last night killed by woman. Sew
eral times during the day, William Wat
kins. a burly brute, numerically beat up 4
little negro woman known as Stumps.
About dusk last night he made another at
tempt to beat her up. She fled through the
house, and spying pistol, grabbed it and
shot her pursuer. Watkins dropped dead
and Stump is in Jail.
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A CAR ATTACHED.
Employees of Dallas Electric Railway
Want Their PAY.

SptclaI 70 Inc Gazette
DALLAS, Ten, Aug. 11-For some time
there has been much dissatisfaction among
the employees of the Live Oak and Pearl
street electric railway on account Of non
payment of their wages. Late this evening
the matter eliminated in an attachment be-
ing run on one OF the cars 10 satisfy claims
OF three of the men, amounting TO about
one hundred and twenty dollars. The car
is now locked and in the hands of the con-
stable.
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Died Suddenly,

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 11.-I.ewis Leath-
ern, who was badly carved up by David
Hall, his brother-in-law, in
melee over family matters. died sud
denly tonight. He had so far
received from his injuries as to be up and
about, attending TO his business affairs, and
was supposed to be out of all danger. but
he collapsed suddenly tonight, and died al
most instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

Rockdale Milan county-Wor6 on the
Christian church will begin in few days
and when completed i Will be. III ornament
10 the town
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Special to the Gazette.
PERRY. FALLS COUNTY. Ten. Aug. IL
The election was quiet, only twenty-one
votes pOlled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12

Gleason and Clements, Gruber and Tim
mer. Umpire-Hurst.
New YORK, Aug. 1l.-Brooklyn-Run
5; hits, Is: errors, 3. Cincinnati-Runs, 8;
hits, IL: errors, > Batteries-Lovett and
Daily. Radburn and Keenan,. UmpiEaunS
Lynch.
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1t Meets in Annual Session at McGregOr.
Delegates Struggling In.

Special 70 the Gazette.
MCGREGoR, MCLENSAS COUNTY TEX,
Aug. 1.-THE state Grange convened this
morning at 10 o'clock at the Baptist church.
with fifty delegates present. 9th
ers arrived on the evening train
The address of welcome was delivered at 5
o'clock tonight by Mayor Walton. Re
sponded to BY John B. Long of Rusk
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FATALLY BURNED.

An Oil Can EIpIodes with Fatal KesuIt-A
Fatal Fall.
Special to the Gazette.
LoCKHART, CALDWELL COUNTY, TEX. Aug.
lid. Holmes daughter was fatally
burned late of yesterday evening by the eN-
plosion of acan oil.
Mrs Harris died last night from the eff
fects of a fall a few days ago, dislocating
her nip.
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furnished At l. O'Clock the association ad-
jourued 70 meet at > O'Clock in the after
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The MARYLAND Alliance boasts that it C

The Maryland Alliance boasts that it can
defeat Senator German.
The Ozark Lumber company of Prescott
Ark, was closed yesterday under an at
tachment for Sl0l,71
The latest in the way of Kansas Alliance
commercial organizations are shipping as
sociat:ons. They form part of the Alliance
programme for managing their own wheat
sales without the use of agents of any kind.
Waukegon, Conn, reported lOS degrees in
the shade yesterday.
The board of commissioners of the West
ern traffic association is in session in Chi
cage.
Galveston's s2o,0 protested note is still
unpaid. S
Subscribe for ,I,~,znnnuf11Ex13 80
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STATE GRANGE.

An ice-cream soda for . cents aa1sha
at Pendery Brass sixssssaa
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All o. the latest SUN links served in
style at Pen5slos
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At cost-ice cream fSssSsslp0es Z
Bros. rz,sssseee3