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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
GENERAL ROSS.

General L. s. Ross arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon, coming M from Aus
He SAYS the capital wears a quiet look
now He went TO his farm today, for
which purpose he visits the city. AT the
Pacific yesterday afternoon aud evening
he spcnt several hours in company wi,a
old friends who greeted and gathered
around him numcronsly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
A WACO BUREAU.

The proposition To establish a bureau
at the. Worlds fair for the purpose II
advertising Waco Is receiving consider
able favorable discussion.
Y Is said by every person who has
SAID Mr. S. w. Slnvden this morning;
ITS just the thing for us 10 do, No
time Is q! be lost II va are going 20
do We cannot better invest the
small sum which it would rednire. The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Matt Thompson, a la.yeirsll
tempted TO board a 1,a,las II y
Kansas and Texas ffasl5 Z,
morning, slipped and iell. III n
was caught under d. wtIA II
eur and crushed, necessitaling ~.
The little fellow lore M MI 4 /
fcring like a hero, He nersr 4
complained bnt little. He a.ll 4
Of the matter 10 The GAnlss q ~
ent and said; u dilntsg IA
the wheels ran over itpnd I NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Eminent uhyAclnns say that the
l'ai,ci stsios WIN have a visitation Of
cholem ,hls year. other en,iucnt physi.
claus say ,lmt we win not, 1t Is. ihep.
fore. not az ell certain ihas VIZ will o..
caps from the ravRFes of The dreaa p,.ti.
leucc. I, Is ton serious @ matter 10 ,lis.
miss carrlcssl,. aud Il Il Important that
every citizen shpnli DO al 10 his power
20 guard against Il, What his amouated
20 almost aa epidemic Of bowel rom
paints has nppelsed IN great many
cities and Farl North has not escaped.
This causes ,he sy~,eia to hecomc l,eca.
Harry subject 10 cholera shonld Il ever
make rs appearances anil thc siuAilaa
enn he fcgWei a> critical although nt
deaths have enMed nnm the complaint
aoN prevailing. The question Of sapiiA
iinn llas hrcenc nost VIAL one, and To,
revision o. ih- sanitary code now IN III,
hands Of The city attorney Is oC the hieh
EST Importance. IL ~ To be- hoped that viii
lr warm wcather now At hand aud II
ylcw Of ibe cSlgebcics of tho occasion tina
there will he no lray III the passage AMI
fnii reinforcement Of the necesary ordi
puiees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Fort Worth and Dallas are now about
90 plane Of equality. The published
statements Of Dallas banks show capi-
tai NJ 81, ! %, GsS32, including surplus aud
undivided profits; Of Fort Worth banks at
list abatement, S3.251 ,9sG32; DEPOSITS Of
Dallas subject to check, S2.alB,G43.a9; Of
Fort worth. s2Gl0.1i33s; loans aud dis
counts, Dallas S4O9j,4039o; Fort
Worth. "a, l9G,255 H. II will DO seen
that Fort Worth has The most capital and
the grentcst amount Of loans aud dis
counts and Little the smaller amount In
deposits Dallns has much the greater
amount on time certificates of deposit.
The fact that hut few time deposits are
being made, and that the deposit Is sunllcr
while the loans arc larger, shows con
clusively that Fort Worth money Is being
used In business to o grcalrr extent than
Dallas money. aud that business Is better
hero than there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

lieut. snrit u; 2. ,m.- M, i ifl
i nv, with d $50. so
, m,,,,l III heIc lasi a' s ~. ID
Then ,he fenowilr na.,ss, " ~ z
MI being prl'n.,','1ti, mt ~ ~
a the , prls,p q csonissss,s..l ,
ene to siaaTr .s s''i nfifF
man. Martin Ii IIilss,, m
enCt, Young VIA Y Z
Schrani'n. j. estil.
iii III The UNI, Ii ", \
seventh sew. ,..., ga,4K gna4ls ,,
airy: r ,,,,'n,aa. Tafaif
irwin fuin'Nr+ -l-.l,r''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
FOR SALE

Two thousand Pounds Of Good Brewer Body
bpa for Sale.
THE GAzErrE has for sale 5000
pounds OF brewer body tgpoi been in
use only three months good a now
v,nl be sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more to suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
CLOSING HOURS.

The bu sines. department OF 1ng Ga
zrTTr VIII remain open mill the time indl'
Gated below,
SATURDAYS ......,.,,. .,,.... OPP. N.
Eundnys .........,.,... SIP, m.
Oiher DAYS In tho week ~ M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

wll-known Wlilstrcet hrokr las post
al up ia "a conspicuous place In Ills Office q
bit Of pnptr, which Is regarded az On" OF
the nnaucul cufiuslties NJ the street. II
is a certified check for = cents drawn on
one of tile national banks Of New YORK.
This i.reut dUrclet-thp bank account
nuta probably have % stronger name for ~
has now been cont several yenra ana ~
probably a constant cause Of Irritation 20
Inc bank pcOplp, hD now must Of necessity
take Il hnlanrp A-cvnts out OF the way hH
true one. N N not known what means
the drawpe nf this chick used TO Induce the
teller Ia certify H. but they were unduuhtei-
Is potent ones, US may he learned by FhI-
ono who will present for certificate "A chrck
for any way near IL like amount even though
the druwc"'s name be- good Tor ten ihnnI-
aud times the amount at the bank ~ when
IL IL presented. The teller would probably
hold Il aud give a "cnHhler'a check FOR u
like amount Ia place NJ IT, N the phrlN
didn't Hike that he could cnsh-of DO tue
other thug Tho huuh would most llsoly
pay considerable premium In get holl ~
that Accent check, rs once lid tue 'llld
Lady Of lhreudueedlc Street" In an Instance
Of ills Kind recorded ny q wIltcr III w
London Notes and Queries fur July ], ISL.
Ily sonip mlsn,iyputurr u note FOR ! pcu-
NJ stamped with tie "prumlse' to pay
~ the bnuk Of Englnud got into circulation
I'm ISIS aud for nnuy year, gave tile cn5i
iprS much trouble with their accounts
About fifteen years ago says tie Mrltt
IN Notes and Queries. ~ WitH brought Ia
the bank, btt the owner, not uuwisrly
would % tnke penny for N, anu ] h"'
lryc lie bank settled The transaction by
uiyluu him En"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

naI / r.. "
Conductor hehs 4 M a
Ing Is brakeman M ln'|' z =
e ..a,s ~ eaoeeuiar ys:s, i (, \, y
dar morninS 10. a
ma,har NOW VT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

new phase may possibly be given 70
the Kaufman murder case, ~ whlcl the
negro, Geo. KelluIn, was lately convicted
and ndiudged the death penalty
This morning Mr.. s. Il. Thomas 81
counsel for the convicted man received
the following letter muiled from Houston
Yesterday, but dated NaNasotu, May y
The writers evidently labor under the
mistaken notion that Mr.. Thomas is en-
gagged in the prosecution of kellum, as
win appear from the letter, which reads
as follows: 80 .,o,,
Navasota. May u, 1893.
Mr.. s. Il. Thomas, Waco:
Dear Sir--ln reading The Waco papers
| read of two or three negroes who We're
convicted Of killing the postmaster at
ReiSing. Tex. / do not want to see any
man hung that is innocent, SO | write
this letter. My partner and myself did
the work, and you will never hear from
us again. us we are gone for good. The
niger that swOre their lives AWAY ought
to be hung You hive got the wrong
men. and some day You will find II out
too late. | don't know the men who you
got so | write to tell you the truth.
have got 10 protect myself, Good.bye
| forever. BEN AND II.
Mr.. Thomas was engaged IN consider
| ing the letter this afternoon when The
| Gazette correspondent met him. There
| gre several theories, Of course. TO ac-
| count for this strange letter and further
| Investigation will be made, which may
lead to more definite information In the
| matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

The only travelling perBons, male or &c,
male, ut present authorized TO receive hnl
receipt for subscriptions for the uhNeut'
]. b. Cargiie. q. H., 0aryin'
I. II. pnrboa. q. =. BcWleY'
X d. hlncrtndy, H. Hhnid
J 49, liucllannn. q. A. HEAD
w. r. RDystrt. w ". Mhrchmnn'
kcarby Foster. J. ltnchnasrh'
II -. McCrendy, j, ". i'ficr.
". &. fo0tr.
The public are cautoneG aui 20 nuy money
10 any other persons rrpresentlnH them
telyes ae travelling agents OF this IA Dor. ~
III uuthoilfy heretofore lsgur,l TO nny other
person thAn those itamed IA hereby re-
'0u Dcmocrnt ruhlishlpe COMPANY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

very good. ! mere y .A'Ar ''''isf -,
collation. Al the cattlemen's convention,
the members spent twice as much money
this year az they did last ysnr .re
a Il H. August, hahcrdashnrs, report
business better -.
NJ. Golisiein. clothing. boots, shoes
and gents furnishing goods, reports puS',
ness much brtlcr .ty,ta
Tho Nartin-B Brown company. Whulc
sale dry goods -Rusincss II 33 ~ per cent
better than II was last year nj this time,
but collections are slightly slower. WE
regard the prospects rs very nne. w
connections In the country are very Juoi-
lent over the outlook.
The Equitable Life Assurance sogl-
ETY.. A. A. Green, Ir, mnnager-Mr.
Green saws that business Is much better
"a healthy increase over the same pe-
q. Y. smith 4 Co.. dry -sonds-Busi-
ness is much better, although collectlnhs
hayo been somewhat slew during tue
past two weeks
Maddox. Ellison x 90, inrnltuIc
Business Il fully as good MS last yrAr;
The wholesale business hnH increa-eh
considerably. Collections are better thau
during this time m lS'2. q.
j. A. Rogers, plumbing and gas nj
ting--B0th business and collections are
better than during this time last year.
Cole & Terry, furniture Business anu
COLLECTIONS about the same as last year
The State National bank reports Dust
ness lnfger than II WIS this ume lhst
year. and the prospects very COOL
The rrpnrtrr then visited the business
men Of Houston street. with the same
general result. 49,
The First National bank reports nus
ness better by "a per cent, and thht tue
condition of the city is better now than
1t has been for three years NJ
/, Znbell. harness aud saddlery -Busi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

There viii be four STATE eonveniions
held IN dis city next sprips. 1'he nonle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Mllllu inc loans arc lNfNtfs hlvNA 'Wi' |
clusively that Fort Worth money Is being |
used In business to o greater extent than
Dallas money. aud that business Is better
"''' '''" nv.
REPORTS received from Western Texas
and the Panhandle seem to insure that
thorc will be- good crop thi, year. All |
tlnt this section lacks Is population to
nut - -. .-,,l,s |
nun '"v m W. "", .r, a, .no,iJ no,y
, ','. w. ~ -, s'. .,,,' e,,t,,, |
'''.,.1..,,,aa ~ mo Gr,loan,,r, cror and |
M ~" Nv, ,,l,'., ,rSa o,, GOO nv
,,',u.,,a r ..a,,Iorcri c,nshllit,es Of
the country The newspapers wmen are
most important factors IN the uppuhu'nH
Of the country, should agitaie 'he dues
ton help formulate tue plans anu i"'
Hoa'tl" viii do ali IN It's POWER inf ,,i',,,
MS "N' ''i'"'"''o" t" ~, ~, '1a
u SU,c',T '' '"S T o,, ''"i '" W.
y. u',oh' NJ ine '' lao,,i i,' u,o
,'An, , an" ~" ,,'h.', " trny Invs
%. -,,,... ,,,,,, fl,
!, nv lo''''r' W '"' ""''"i'' ,, p1' 49,.
i.I''n' n'N 's'V.''u :" 80 ~. I,, an1
S :, ' ,,,r5 1,,' To ,vill,,t method Of
banking employed by Dwigsins AMI his
crowd has received It's death blow ana
viii not bc Attempted again very soon.
The Wan street failures were moi 50 BAD
w 'N" ''''f''' ~ ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

,ypAti--n ADvAScE-rosrAoH PAD
paily aud sunday. ono rear :. --..-.s !, ~ y,
l)nlir mud sunday six months. 80. F,'so
Duiiy AMI sunday three months..-s 80
Daily md sunday, one mont. ....s., i''S
Tho sunday Gazette ~ TO "a pages :, M,
Tho Weekly Gazette az pagesl ! W.. luy
Dafiy Delivered By carrier IN the city aug
ali towns and ciuca whore there are ioe .
agents 20 cents week or ~" W.
Remit w hank draft, express Or money
order. 10 mo- snnd ipfivisr7i ~hnrN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
IlEAL EsrNTN rRANsrNns.

William Capps ct al to Arthur &
Poythrcss, lot I, block q, Edward heirs
addition, $1,000.
Terry King to Il, Il, Daniels, lot ~
Cummings addition. 5000.
q. IL, Eastwood To- &. II. Cooper,
lots 3 and I, block |. lohnson's sub.
division, block IS, Fields addition,
S1si3i
w i. Williams to y. p. Williams,
lot 80. Park subdivision. block I, Field
a Welch's addition, Sla00,
w H. Williams ct nj to T.. L. VII
Hams, lot 40. Park subdivision, block
4. Field X Welch's addition, S5Sl.
Thomas StwArl and wife to A ", and
a. u. Horner lot D. block II, Afford n
Nears addition. S241O.
G. G. Allen. trustee 10 T. Il, Smith,
part H. Y, Crowley survey, $40,
j. L. Smith 10 Chicago, Rock Island
aud Texas Railway company, part Is. Il.
/ Crowley survey, Sa34.
| John H. Kirby 10 Mamie Kirby. 10,
9, block 8, Afford & Ncal's addition,
! $500.
T. Il. Daggett and wife to Gulf. Colo.
ndo and Santa Ne Railway company,
fourteen blocks pasyStrs addition,
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

- -, ~ =.
II; W. Nyc TO George Letuer 70, ~. y
block is2; 1nggelt 9dlll,oh, Si $780,
-, H. McMurrhy ana WIG 70 NJ. "
n, Brown, part block . hoaH summit
addition, Ni2Wl ,.,.
II: j. Jordan and wlie 60 y, Is, h,rVch,
lot Is block w l.llis addition to Nor'h
Fort Worth, $500.
W. w., BonE and wiie In j. Is. MeNlnr-
ray. lel block 4, Boaz summit hdul-
ton, S-sHh
Unknown owner to w. q, Neal lots
. 70 block 3, Blrlrille' Tex, Sol'l
u. Il; Paddock 70 w. Kuhn, LOT :,
block III, Dnggrits addition, SSlWn.
IL V, Burns and wife TO- james II.
Moore 60 acres, a. .crkins survey,
ID. Dlngwall TO y. NJ. Tucker, block
IL, Mansfield, Si1O.
II. NJ Fucker and wife 10 Troy Hack
Ley. part block II Mansfield, So.
a. II. Elliston and wife 10 h. T..
Wood, 10 acres l.. G.. rnsley survey,
$500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
INTERESTING QUESTION.
THE ROCK ISLAND CONTEST
WITH A CITIZEN.


Although the board Of commissioners
have placed valualion on the 'lwumpN
tract and Notwithstanding the iaft tlal
thr Rock Island representatives, hRfe
deposited with the county clerk the inl
amount of the award, the matter Is ny
NO means settled. In fact, il Is not I'M
probable that the company may yer Goa
elude to abandon its projected liht
through Mr. Twombly's property ana
seek another route.
Mr.. Twombly was not satisfied with
the commissioners award and has taken
"a appeal, which will be heard in the
county court Monday. He has stated
that unless he can take down the Ss0Bi
which County CLERK King now has In
his possession, he viii eujoin the com
pany hni prevent them from laying Il
rod Of track on bis property,
The company say that rather than
acluiesee IN this they Will stUp work
entirely and await thr action of the
court The right-cf-way committee say
that Twumhly's property Is moriglged,
anil that under these circumstances the
court must decide to whom tho money
belongs which has already been awarded.
They say that they Do not propose thar
the money they have paid Into court
shall be taken down until a title is made
which will hold water 10 any court.
The Rock Island company has already
paid out every dollar Of the Si5OOOU
which they agreed TO pay to secure tile
right-Of-way. and now the bOndsmen Of
the Subscribers 10 the fund are paying
for all property, us fast Us deeds are
filed 4 large proportion of subscribers
have not paid their subscriptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

part block l, Union Depot addition,
L, A. Hendricks to Jas. II. Sandy,
10y ~ block II, Union Depot addition.
w l.. Iigon to Jno. w. wray. 10
interest, southwest II block "a, Jennings
addition, 81.
Allison, lot ., blocl, -. Fort Worth CITY
company addition, $500.
n Harding. receiver, 10 Anna NJ. ALI
son lots ., block -. Fort Worth Civ
company addition. 500
W. l." Logon and wife to II. h. Lyon.
lyeaso od' block ], College Hill addition,
H. r. Smith to Louis Il. Digges. West
II lots and 4, block s, Edward Heirs
ADDITION. 5000.
w. H. Digges and wife to II. II. Smith,
west IL lots Z and L. block s, Edward
Heirs addition, 5000.
u w, ltouth to Annie T.. Mann. LOT
II, block :, aud lot II. block IL IN Pros
peet Heights addition, 500
j. W. Burks aud wife To q. w. Rouib
iet ~, block =, md lot 81. block IL in
Prospect Heights addition. STOn.
~ .. I'D Anderson to j. II. Lotion. lots
~ anu w and part rs, block . Grand
view addition. $IT5O ''''"'
Lone star Land company 70 NJ 4
Lee log y block I, Lantier snbnrb SOS
=; Mitchell 10 Fort Worth and
New Orleans Railway company part
. SHELBY county school land. SKI f''
II, A. owls and wife to II. y. Doris
1 acre Of William Do0ley survey SIM
Thomas Mason aud wife to Henry a
Nv i,iens and wife. part lot 10. block
w; Terry addition, $500.
II. IL. Kerr and wife to William Ran.
dillon. 5000 Nou'h ad-
J.. l.. Austin TO France Chandler. mart
o'ocA y Fairmouut addition, Si. F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
ATWOOD yioLE1r & co.

New Orleans. La, June Especially
Atwood Violet & Co, say;
Futures Liverpool, while lower, was
better than expected There was l0ss
here Of points This was afterwards
recovered and We close one better than
yesterday, There are conditions here
that will weaken the market Irrespective
Of crop conditions, unless excessive mois.
ture IL followed by excessive dryncss or
some other unfavorably influence Our
spot market Is very weak. and though
quotations are l-lG lower. the market Is
really below the reduced quotations to-
day or ~ for mlddling.
This means unless there Is an Inn
proved spot demand that a great deal Of
common will be rendered FOR August.
and IN thirty days notice for that month
will be tcndernble.
decline NJ ] per cent Ia silver today
takes away large amount Of the profits
Of the Manchester market. an improve
lneni In which a short time since was
largely the cause Of better trade de-.
nand there ard consequent larger spot
sales IN Liverpool. Our opinion OF yes
terdny holds good. until We see some
thing TO change our views. Crop injury
NJ this time Is largely q sentiment. 10.
cause Huch Injuries are not irrcparnhle.
and may be- as misleading MS favorable
crop accounts ut this time. as many nm
favorable conditions might arise after
ward.
The worlds visible supply Of American
today Is 24OT,OOO bales. an,inrt 2,s'in,
600 bales last year. 1.Slii.O0O bales III,
year before mud 2S12,OOO bales las
saturday II Il eleven weeks to Scptent
Der !, aud II the loss of American week
IN Is $1,000 bales we shall have anyhow
l,uN,O0O bales OF American visible sup
ply on sent l, or about onc-fourth Of th'
NIN az La AIa
are sluply giving The outlook as u nrp
sents liscls % ~. Whether llessimisuc o
optimistic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
CoRSlCANA.


Corsicaun, Tex, June oI.-(Spccial)-
The Navarro Comfy Fair association
met at the city hall this morning VITA
Mr. j. u. Whitcsellc in the chair for
the purpose OF perfpcting arrangements
for the Navarro county fair Tho time
of opening the fair was agreed upon for
Wednesday of the hrst week m October
aud continue four days
Members OF Camp @. NJ. Winkler,
camp OF ex-Coufcdcrntes. met3at the city
hall This evening Major l.. 4. Wheeler,
president The following delegates were
appointed to attend the reunion 1T Bir-
mlnghum. Ala: j. A. Townsepl, \,
II. Mcl1lweo. W. H. Franks, y. III.
Butler. i. L. Walton, NJ Il. Montgomery,
Jos Bryant. u. j. Gilbert, J. W. Bur
ress l,ud L. n Wheeler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
NOTED BlCYCLlST.
JOHN S. PRINCE, THE WORLDS
CHAMPION, IN THE CITY.


The wlcolmen Of Fort Worth were ont
en- mas.c last evening to meet The cham
piun syclist Of America. John. ;. truce
whose home Is at Omaha N"h. lie Is
on his way tu Chicago from Cuba, where
be- will issue q general challenge 70 meet
all cnmcrs Nj. Prince Is possibly Inc
bcst-huoNu whcclmdn IN tue country ana
has made the hest record He has met
and defeated Tcrront, the champion OF
France. DcbOis anl Desyely. French
champions. and Fred Cooper. the Shelf
field. England champion, also Jack kcenc
and Richard Howell of Wulvorhhmptou'
England. flc has also defeated Flnnni-
gan and Wooddde Of ireland, and w.
4. Morgan, at one time the worlds cham
pion lie has. However, been defeated.
but saws he has won 90 per cent Of all
races he has participated In.
lie IL huely-huit man. Ills riding
weight Is lIO pounds, and he viii be
~ years Of ug' IN November next lhr
measurement Of his chest Is forty-ive
inches and his expansion eight and one
half inches: his thigh measurement Is
twenty-five inches and his calf measures
fifteen aud onr-half inches In circum-
ference Ills height i, , feet 10 inches.
lie rides wheel with a I2-lnch gear aud
q i-4.inch crank, aud known az the
Fowler racer. weighing only twenty-five
pounds. and has ful racing tires.
Mr. Prince is weighted down with
medals and hn. including those carried
IN his trunk, cighty-scyCn lie ulau has
nineteen SIPS.
Mr. Prince will remain in Fort Worth
niue days, during which time lac will 90
into active training, after which lac will
go To Chicago IN meet NIL corners. lie
may, while here, run against horses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
lN sELFDEFENsE.

Fort Smith. Ark, June - CSpecial1
News reached this city tonight of the
killing Of George Ravens by Charley
Foreman near Hanson, l. T., on the
night OF the nd. Foreman was lying ln
the house on bed when Ravens outer
ed aud struck him twice with q fence
paling. Foreman shot bis assailant twicc
.-once IN the breast and once In the
head, killing him instantly. Foreman
went TO Muldruw last night and gave
himself up 20 the authorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
YEMEN KILLED
Al elimsr by One Simmons First Words,
Then Blows, Then Death.

Gllmer, Tex. June 24-tSpeclall-
AZ o'clock this afternoon In \. II. Nc.
lNissncks saloon man By The name Of
Slinmous shot and killed A. G, Yemen.
q Swede blacksmith of Glmer The
parties had some words about an hour
hetore; Yemen was standing at the
oar when Simmons walked in and be.
S4n cnrsing Yemen. Blows passed and
summons drew for,y-fouF ealiber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
WANTED FoR MURDER.

Admore. |. r.. June a. -lSpeclh.l -
]. e. Oneil sheriff OF Hunt county Tex,
left here this morning with j. s. Lce
whom he arrested here on repuisition
ion near Wolfe City several years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
WITH A SHOTGUN.

Jacksonville. Tex, June 2i.-(SpcclalD
Braley with shotgun this morning At
Braley's mill about ten miles north VI
this place Result of an old frud Casey
surrendered 10 the officers upon their
Appearance, claiming he killed Braley IN
Lalf-defeusc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
An OLD Man coNv1crEp.

~, Livingston, Tex. June ~ lSpeclai,
me Jury found William A. Turner I'm.
Y N the second degree. for The killing ~
~ y, ic'kman, and sentenced hiin n
rMsnN,hNe years Turner Is now a.
John Baker for killing N r,a,, ,....,
HAL, was acquitted hs ~rder a a'" Nv,
court. Ns' P'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
MooNsnMnRs XII orrIcrns

:, Corinih; Miss, June "a United States
Marshal Brown of Memphis and n posse
We're fired on today by nnibushed moon,
sinners. whom they were hunting. ON,
deputy WIS killed and the mnFshal SER
iously Injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
JAMES A. w4T.KrR DEAD.

New Orleans, l.a.. June ol.-Col James
a. Walker. for many years president ~
the New Orleans City aud Lake railway
died today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Galveston. Tex. June "a Specially
Arrived Steamship Conche froin Now
York With eeurrai uslebnfilss aud
italian Immigrants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

n..,,,.h bulldog plA4 lc.e
s seess e y. II ihs W. Iss "a 4, y
ilis bear, IA aboSi % -''''
h. 'l rfsai eielir''l,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Fl Paso Teis., ss.sp:s x IL
About About, zee zee vas 'bu5 !
S aso' Hi. bgrgisss; Y. ssa !
debris, Bolh rs's
viii FecossT