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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
SILVER IN THE COMMONS.

London. June Elm the commons to-
day RObt Lacey Everett asked the
government whether, now that the value
nj the rupee has been raised by the
closing Of the miuts to free coinage Of
silver compensation would be- given
those in India who had entered Into CON
tracts to pay rupees without knowing
the coinage was IN he stopped, "Will
the people Of India he asked "he con-
suited IN the natter
Gladstone replied that all measures
modifying the state currency may affect
values and Influence current transactions.
lie was not aware II had ever been the
usage 10 mike alterations subject 10
rompchsaiions He did not see how
such usage could be established.
Right Hon, Guesrhen, chancellor Of the
cXchequer in the Salisbury cabinet,
asked II the Indian government could
coin rupees as they needed thcm
Gladstone said he would ask the In
dian office concerning H. lie thought
the answer would he, Ii had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
in THE CITY.
THE VARIETY CASES.


The variety cases came up for trial in
the city court yesterday morning. Inc
city announced ready, but the defense
certified COW of the opinion of the court
Of appeals In the Bell case, which was
Appealed from the Harris county court
at Houston. In this case the question
of the right of the city to prevent the
running of variety thuaters was raised.
The court decided that the city of Iious'
ton under It's charter had no power 70
pass ordinances snppressing variety
heaters. that they were authorized anu
licensed by law. Judge Tucker Of Dallas
has also rendered a similar opinion
Lending attorneys here say that the ordi,
of Fort Worth ordering the closing Of
variety shows viii not held good. The
cases will he heard tomorrow morning,
that being the date set for trial, thlet
Maddox SAYS until the matter is decided
he will enforce the ordinance aud make
arrests for each Oiieusc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
THE COMMISSION DISSOLVED.

New York, June oT-Thc comisssion
appointed by tho United States court Of
Texas 10 take testimony in the ease VI
joel a. Spcyer against j. c. Hutchin-
son, for dissolution of contract has
been dissolved by United Stntcs Com
missioner Shields. The suit grew out of
a dispute between the stock mud bond
holders of the Houston East and West
Texas railway. The stockholders held
that the bonds of the road were invalid.
j. G. Hutchinson, who IL congressman
from the First district of Texas. repre-
scented the stockholders. The suit was
instituted and the bonds declared inva-
id. Then Mr., Hutchinson told the bond
holders that for $4,000 he would hayS
the bonds declared valid This was as
scented To and verdict was brought in
MS he had promised them. Mr. Speyer
refused to pay $4,000 and sued to have
the contract dissolved TO reopen the
suit Spcyer will have to apply to the
circuit court of Texas for another com
mission
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
rHE EnpERAL RrlLplNG.

Clerk Montgomery at the Federal build
ing headquarters yesterday stated ihni
the department NJ Washington had
officially notified them of the acceptance
Of the proposal of g. H. Evans of To
peka for the construction Of the post
Office building in Fort Worth. The figures
were S5S.35G. As soon MS bond has
been furnished Superintendent Pickeu'
win be notified when the work of con
struction will commence. Contractor
Elvans is now putting up government
building at III PHsO
II has been intimnted that an chori
will be made to get an additional appro'
priatiou Of $1,000 to put on another
story. In cnse il Is granted chances viii
be favorable for securing Federal court
for Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

FREE rRANsroRTATIoN.


Houston. Texas. June u -lSpccinl.l ~
A committee Of Austin citizens consist
ing Of Messrs A. :. Roberts. II. j. lllll'
John Orr Walter Tips and DIR. q. r..
Morse waited upon the officials OF me
Houston aud Texas Central, aud South
cru Pacific today, In regard TO the STATE
encanpmcnt The committee urged thnt
unless the railroads would agree TO y
better rate than one cent per milc ench
way, the encainpment would have 10 pc
abandoned. The legislature had made
no appropriation for transporting tue
troops and the Adjutant-general had no
fluids that could be 80 applied. The cit
liens Of Austin had at 4 Ing expense
presented the state with cncampineht
grounds. which would be- useless unless
the railroads modified their former rate.
After discussing the matter thor9nsh-
", the following was ngrced to; mat
each railroad will transport iree the
military companies living on Us ines
hut that companies living on other nhes
must pay n one cent rate each way iruln
junction points to Austin. This Will
mean free rate to all companies On
the line of the Houston and Texas Cen
tral. and International. aud Great North
nrn. Compnnies ON the Missouri Kan
sas aud Texas would only have TO pay
fare from Taylor and Elgin to Austin
This rate was satisfactory to the com
mittce. and it Is believed il viii be ac-
cepiahle to the other roads IN the Inle.
General Roberts said there were only
about five or SIX companies that would
have to pay any transportation under
this arrangement, and that the adiulant-
general Ind nhont two thousand dollars
that could he used for this purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
THAT CONSOLIDATION.

Marshall, Tex, June 81 lSpcclnll-
A meeting OF the officials aud parties in
tcrested In the consolidation of the Paris
Marshall and Northwestern and the Kan
sns City, Oklahoma and Texas was to
have taken place here on saturday last
hut owing to the absence of Mr.. j. w.
lIurle of the Paris, Marshall aud NORTH
western and the nou-arrivnl Of Mr. A.
y. Smith OF the Kansas City, Oklahoma
and Texas it lid not take place. Mr.. j..
w, lin Of Pttsburg, Tex, was, how.
ever, joined last night by Mr., Ilorlc, and
together thry lett fur pittsburg on Il wire
from Mr.. \. H. Smith, and these gentle
men are IN consultation there today.
MIR ll0rlo does not regard the trade
with the Kansas city, Oklahoma anu
Texas people rs dusrd aud all repurls
US tn the future policy Of his road are US
yet unreliable rumOrs The Gazette re-
porter learned that there was some tric-
ton between the parties Ut the head, and
the consolidation may yet 10 VI 70
smoke, As q contradiction To this, it IS
known that the contract for the cN'
tension has hocl lot 10 a Colonel Camp
hill Of Lafayette aud that the contract
must he completed by Oct |, lSl3.
Colonel CampbcA IS largely Interested In
land in aud around Lafayette. and in
booming that point Us an iron center
Lafayette j. ten miles southeast ol
pittsburg aud ON the LING of the old
Paris. Marshall and Northwestern sur.
yry. The Gazette reporter was Informed
that the Rock Island was behind this
entire deal, aud as the intormauon eomel
from several prominent railroad officials
Il Il doubtless true, but further than tlli'
statement cannot now be made. Tht
civ Of Marshall Is kccnly alive to the
situation. aud visions of a future railway
crnIrr nrr hY mo- mnnIA senree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
MOST'S RANT.
He Editoralizss in Red and Writes
BlOodily

BIoodiy.
New York. June oI.-.Ino. Most's edi-
torih in tomorrow's issue of the Fret
hclt VII be u lengthy leader ON the
subject of the pardon of the Chicago
anarchists by Governor Altgcll The
article is headed Justice at Last"
He says: After long years of patient
waiting, many of us having despaired
Of seeing them again, the prison doors
have opened to free our comrades.
Ficlden, Schwab and Neebe. Millions
of hearts rejoice and welcome these three
men, who for seven years have been
locked behind prison bars through the
Efforts of cnpitNlistic bloodhounds They
were not the only ones who demanded
that justice be done them,
Our movement has been so fur-rench-
ing that every throne. altar and money
bag trcmbles at the mention of our name.
We greet them rs soldiers returning TO
our ranks ready to again unshcath the
sword against all TINT l. wrong In church
state aud capital and to aid all good
Things. Annrchism and socialism lift the
binod,rel banner the world over and let
us celebrate this feast of utilization. for
we have received powerful reinforce
ments IL our army, Right aud victory
sinai he ours. In speaking of Atgeld's ac-
.lon ~ freeing the Socialists, Most says
ne ga no more than his duty. The an
NsNN''N WIN WIZ uiinIeu on Inc lltll OF
November, 1857, We're murdercd--yes.
ninrderedl by capitals bloody nssnssins.
and the crime committed by the state,
then sanctioned by execution, was the
most dnmnable ever committed aud with
out a parallel.
lie then denounces Judge Geary, As
sislant District Attorney Grinnell
and Chief Of Police Buufeld. who, be
says, are monsters and beasts, who
waliowed in the anarchists blood,
claiming to be the representative
q great, glorious aud civ.
ilihed country. The trial. he says. was n
farce aud direct result of y conspiracy
planned by the government aud band
OF scheming millionaires. who used the
courts as their tools
In denouncmg Geary. Grnnel, and
Bonheld, he asks whether It Is possible
that such men are allowed to 20 free
lie wants them tried and executed, as
they have convicted themselves Closing,
he says: we must have q reckoning
with this blood-sncking crowd. but com.
rades, lot Us be prepared to kill Them
II they attack us and give them q
hcartier welcome than that accorded
Bonheld and his horde IN So"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
Hoop's PILLS are mild gentle painless
Sfs and efficient eathartie. Always reliable. 25r

ton has been changed to the North Side.
near the Carroll park. The foundation
and cornerstone for the church had a.
The Ousley titles. color company of
the II. " g., viii attend the state EN-
campmcnt in full force this year II one
IS held They will 20 into camp near
town in few days. The company is
drilling three nights in the week.
Mr. Samuel j. Woodward. for many
years a prominent business man of this
city, but more recently resident OF
Antelope. Tex, was buried at the Odd
Fellows cemetery III this city yesterday
Colonel II. H. Piner returned from
Washington yesterday, where II is sup
posed he went in the interest OF his can
didacy for United States district at.
lornry for the Northern district OF
TpNus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
WORLDS FAIR.

Chicago, H.. June 27.-An army of
Brooklyn people invaded the White City
today, 1t was Brooklyn day and citi-
Zens from that city of homes churches
and cemeteries came out by the thous-
and. Mayor Burdock, with contingent
from the Brooklyn city hail, st. Clair
McKellwain Of the Eagle and w. c.
Bryant of the Times and other loading
vain delivered the grafton of the day.
Spprch-mOl,iug was concluded hy AIurl'
llalstcid with a culogy ON Chicago. All
the exercises of the day will appear in a
special edition of the Brooklyn Eagle.
which will he printed on the grounds.
Two hundred editors, composing the
Missouri State Press association. were
here today with their families An clnl,
crate luncheon was given them in tho
banquet hall 10y tho Missouri commits.
siOucrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
AHlwARDT IN JAIL.

berlln, June 27.-Rector Ahlwardt, the
n rsi.'hlns Jew batting member of The
constituencies, and who has been W.
to SIT for the Aiimwalde district "c cnnl
suuency, which he represented IN 'g H.
last reiehstag, has been conyictad 'n ns
hoel aud sentenced to three months ,r Ui
prisonment, He is now III PlSef.nns1,. ,
prison serving sentence for libeiInr He,
Non Lowe; The trial Of Herr AIlwari,
negah N Berlin on June 8. The i1,I
Whs uttered IN u speech made br
c @u'WarHt ~ Essin IN October, 1901. anil
that the Gcrman. ana mora nnrtio ,hsct
russian, official life was cerrnn,s a,''iy
Jewish influences. The higher thn ="
metals, he declared, the more cnrr, M
wore the relations between thon 'up,
Hebrew brlbe-giyers. '''''" ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
KNOX WANTS 1T.

Waco. Tex, June 81. .-tSpecial)-Mr
II. q. bedford OF Benjamin, Knox county,
X IN the city to pull for an exclusion
of the Central Texas road beyond Has
kcll, when II shall have been built to
that point. Mr. BcdfOrd's idea Is 10 have
The ruad run on M 70 Knox cc99lhty y We
general nnrthwesterly direction already
pursued, aud tn have u there swing
around more TO the west passing through
Knox, King, Dickens, crosby and into
Lubbock county. lie says subsidies OF
S30O,OO0, for building loo miles are as
sured. as follows;
Iowa Land aud Cattle company, eros.
hy county. S1OO,OOl. Espuela Land aud
Cattle company, Dickens county. SlOO,-
Un Pltchfork Land aud Cattle ronpany
In Dickens county, Slb,OoO, Louisville
Land and Cattle company Ia lNMg
county, SJO,OOO, Bughee Land and Cat
tie company, In KNOX county, $4,000.
This does not include the Malador, me
King and other big companies and heavy
private owners, who would also give
largely.
Ihc route proposed Is along the divide
between the Bfazos and the Wichita
rivers, whose construction would be easy
aud cheap. Tho country, loo, is hne
both for stock aud grain and would
furnish q large amount Of freight. Mag
nihcent beds Of cement lie along III,
proposed route also Ia Knox and Foau
counties, the development Of which woult
furnish heavy tonnage.
A splendid agricultural section woul,
thus be opened mp TO the Wholesale trld'
Of Waco, and thousands Of tons %
| freight would be sent through Waco Il
/ the seaboard.
The extension would be Ia every wa,
advantageous to this city aud the bust
ness men Of Waco will encourage Ii II
! every possible way
Mr. Bedford Is enthusiastic over tn
faotu and figures 10 prove its benefits.
Mr Bclfopl and Mesffe +. u. Sanders
| y. II Dplaon and $. II. johnson had
| lengthy Interview with General MANAGE
ctstaes HAMILTON VI the 1txas Cennp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Chicago Ms, June 2T,-The South
western Railway aud Steamship asso-
citation, which started 50 hraVelE lusi
week il already totteriug The general
passenger agents considered articles. of
agreement and approved them, aud then
adjourned TO allow their superior officers
an opportunity of approving them Up
to today not one general manager mas
signed the agreement, and aS there VIII
he no association till they have signed
sucintion AT present Is not very hattcring.
The agents have continued in session
today arranging rutes. using. 81 Louis
as basing point. They will meet all
this week unless the general managers
say they will not sign the agreement Ut
aft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Chicago, H., June 1.-THE Illinois
Fuel company confessed judgment this
afternoon for S43, SOT The company
owns mines In Snrgamon county and
has $1,000 worth Of assets against
SlOO,OOO Liabilities.
The Columbian excursion company, les
see of three hotels IN the Worlds fair
district, the Everett, Costlln and Bos-
ton, assigned to-day, Liabilities, $40
900; assets much more. The company
has number Of contracts, 1t Is said, with
delayed coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

convention Of the America Bimetnallic
league las already been decided on for
The latter part % August at st. louis
or Chicago This plan will not be
changed unless congress Is called NJ NJ.
earlier date than given out by the pre,i-
dent"
Secretary Carlisle. IN response to a re-
quest To express his views ON the iinan-
cial situation ns affected by the action
Of India, declined to say anything for
publication, and did not cure TO indulge
h speculation MS TO the future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

of at sometime killing her sisters. Tho
jury remained out only few minutes
and brought in II verdict Of not guilty.
1t will be remembered Miss Force was
tried shortly after the murder ON a writ
of lunacy, and waS promptly dismissed.
Judge Hill ruled the case should hay5
gone first before the criminal court where
the privilege of entering a plea Of in
sanity could be secured, This has now
been done, aud as there seems to be little
doubt of insanity, she will be sent to
the state asylum at Milledgeyille.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

and the manufacturer anal
er Tonight. Employees a
are now hopeful that ~ \
down on July / viii By : ~ y
The metal workers and nlltl'1'
committee to-day aitef " -
agreed on a scale. he aWi1i =
ing six per cent reduction y q
farturers wanted le1 " r
Another session Of the sili a.,
of iron manufacturers aAd Aniie9
workers was held this ail.fs'i
agreement was reached eolA - .
hopeful, however a setllsz'i
fnr off.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Chicago, ILL.,, June .izIi;as arI "a
al convention Of hu, ,,as caIlsd y Il
, to, q. raelpr,ess s ~, julia, AZ,
ed The delegate: aila ss ~ a n,is
IIyered by President ss XXX ~ xii
i I;Imira. 4. Y, Paper asd a, x 1, Ne,
Of 81. Louis anu +"
Cnlnmhns. ONO. - N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
rNIDD 4 cRlP-sli00''

Bonham, Tex, ,s 1gpr Aoi y y.
The negro crap-saa'0iis anty % N
men" men I die1 last Sisha I Isi XII ss
arrested this np,,pp''hana W 4
animation. ;laehssn 4 Sl5o g,4 f
nj $1,000; Finuey : ~
..nndilv riNnn. - n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Denver. Col, June MI
smelters feel the drop " s''g y y
no means Of telling WIZ ,.lsa,l
Nt present they are 10 ny w.. ~ Z.
state of uncertainty .lds M Z
of the stamping works sll IIiss 4
Tors in Denver are iol nss'l 4
down 5TrS Il for a couple Of i ~ " !. y
Of the large amonp. % ~ni h. ~
but no more eoiIrl' ,'ss,,,;lie M
The snleltcrs At lesaS'a s,,Iss
Asnrn. Mil follow IL, H. e'' =
Denver nspS,l SHELTERS 4 4, o. iny 1sI Y "
Thousands Of men VIII ~ "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
DEATHS.
FRANK LARKrN.

Corpus Christi, Tex, June 9G.-(Spc-
cial)-News has just reached here that
Frank Lnrkln, formerly ihsident Of
Corpus Christi was killed in rail-
road wreck az TOluca, Mexico. He had
many friends In this place who are
shocked al his nntmely end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
AT LEXINGTON. o. T.

Purcell, I. T.. June ~. (Speciall-
Twelve business houses burned last night
Ia Lexington. q. n, Cause unknown,
w. w. Montgomery was burned To
death.
Losses. $4,000: insurance, $500 The
FIRE was first noticed at o'clock .. m.
In the north end Of the Florence hotel,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Marshall, Tex, June u, Special.
The excursion train for the conductors,
picnic at Dallas left this morning a.
o'clock and was made M Of i've COACHES
and baggage cnr. Another coach was
fnkcn ON AT l.ongvipw. The eNcur-onists
from this point filled TWO coaches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Dcnison, Tex. June Specially
ID. W, Hodge, familiarity known AZ
MAZE, died at Atska, + n, at IL o'clock
this morning. He was successful
yusiness man. was "a years old. In his
death the Choctaw nation loses one OF
It's foremost citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION.

T. c. Brown, Ruukilalc; Mrs, a. ID. llor-
den. breckenridge; Mrs. Amanda Thclm,
Vernon, I. W. shelton, Vernon, Tex,
WIN Hayes Brownwood; ]. L, Juett, Rock
Island railroad; Frank Lee. Temple; VI. A.
Chambers Chicago; j, V. cunningham,
Abilene; j. +. Dumins. Gordon, Eph l..
Byers Winaell, XVI. r. A. rankry, and
wife. Dallas Y. ], Hnnllt0n, Jonesboroi
~ u. NOyes Boston, Mass; Mrs j, w.
rnskrrs. Htmpstead; e, II, Crawford,
Tightwid; r. S. Dunn and wife Tight,
NAd; A. Kcmpfer New York II, A.
Iity. Mo- $. W, l.QnnN, New Mexico; q.
w Vaas, Chicago; IL. W. wilkins, Temple;
5 Edwin Cash. 81, Louis; j. Z, rrammcll.
Swectwatcr; n. s. Trammell, Sweetwater
James Giuk Lancaster o.; H. q, Caldwell.
Dallas. J. \. English ballast George W.
Philips, Abilene: y. !. Murphy, Rock Isl
aud railroad; J. Wilson, Panhandle; u, u.
Hunt. Caldwell Tex. W. r. Read, st.
Louis; Il j. Adamsou, Chicago; H. II. Ellis,
Cincinnati.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

:. sherman NJ, siIy III tI'fsi s.ssaIF (, n
Sam Stinnett a., NM n hcf w h
by iiriug two Ta is idea VS.. y. 3
Neither Hsoi ou WiiihiS NJ o@ s. "
when he fired y,1ss>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
ARLINGTON INN.

s. H. Curlee 81. Louis; r. +. Armstrong.
philadelphia; Z. H. Wilson. Omaha, Nrb, /.
J, IL Wlkins, lleotrlve. Neb.; \, ", llud-
son. Colorado Ten; H. l.. HALL, Colorado,
Tex, n, W. G0slug, san Antonio; H. w.
Hammond, san Antonio; l.. T.. Beldon
Fort Worth, VIM Iieldor Fort Worth;
Guy A. burton, umahn; Hon Charles
Fort WORTH Miss Lille Minis, Fort Worth
II, II, Lewis Fort Worth; Oscar Selirmnn
and wife, Fort Worth; /. Cnrh and vile.
Aaron Dahllnnn aud wife, Fort Worth
\. NJ Washer AMI wife, Fort Worth; {,
II, tlightower. Fort Worth; Mrs, Muurhous.
|. W. stephens, Weathcrford; J. VI. Longs,
field, ST. Lnuls; Il Expenditures philu,
delnhla; u, w, Ballard, New York; A. II.
son Big Springs, Tex; Gardner Wood,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Mesquite. Tex, June Especially -
Miss Mollie Curtis. an esteemed young
lady. died this morning ut the home of
her farther w, +. Curtis. four miles
north uf town
DR. Leith, who resides near Longview,
was travelling with an invalid brother,
aud cnmped about q mile west Of twon Sat
nrday night. Sunday morning early his
brother called for drink of water.
which was given him. Immediately NJ
ter drinking he expired He was buried
IA the cemetery here yesterday and the
doctor returned TO his home,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

san Angelo. Tex. June 2T,-lSncoinll
The residence Of DR. j. Il. ClnnelGS
who recently moved here from kildare,
Texas, was destroyed by fire. last nigt.
for $4,000. The loss lie estimated at
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
IuLIA FoncE On rniA1

-. Atlanta, Ga. June 2T.-,Tuia Fore.
M T pr' on trial yesterday for he NM NM
Sbe baa qe a,, '%g sisters last Febraary.
I'll ,ir,,, Nsil i u nary ~ year or more,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
rYTn1AN nAIL nuRNEp.

Union City, Ind, June 2T.-Firc to-
night destroyed the pytliln hall, Ross
carriage factory ltior's livery bnrn.
Adolrh Adams hverystahlc, Wallacc's
suloon. lAmberts harness shop aud
Wrlght's furniture factory. Loss, $780,
900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
RETAIL DRY GOODS.

Wilmington. Del, June 2G-RuslS Il
Draper, retail dry goods merchants, ns.
signed today with preferences. No
statement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
IRON AND STEEL COMPANY.

Chester. Pa. Eune 2G.-LThe Crnm
Greek Iron mud Steel company has as
signed Liabilities, about 100000; as
SETS. S11OOOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Washington, June - The president
today appointed Robert l.. Inckett to b.
Uuited States marshal for the Western
district of Louisiana, from July l. next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
cnIo raoHIIlII

c,.yoland. Ohio, is s, ~
hiS Mi. !, i's s!l;sio sS' u.
Iaii. There va .'.,s nv w
Inc mssilns g WINCH pisl
step. lhr c"'' "a
tomorrow, .,.al 4,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
FIRES
HOTEL BURNED.

Troy. n V, June 27,-Thc Sycamore
hotel NJ Lake George was destroyed at
l2AO this morning by fire, Loss 500
900. No one injured