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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
SOME ANIMALS PLAY TRICKS.
A Sense of the Ridiculous Manifested by
BiAds ard Beasts.

A Sense of the Ridiculous Manifested by
BiAds ard Beasts.
Among the incidents of jokes played
by animals upon another cited Oy
a writer on the animal sense of humor,
in the London Spectator, is tina OF a
iackdaw, which, whenever it found its
setter-dog companions asleep, would
steal to them and pull at the fluffy tas-
sells of hair between their toes-where
the animal was more sensitive than IN
other hairy parts of its body-unpleas-
antly waking them up. At a certain
house a tame magpie was kept IN the
s~tableyard with two kestrels. Inc
kestrels were in the habit of sitting on
the sides of the water pals that stood
outside of the stable doors. At n
time the magpie approached a kestrel
from behind, seized it's long tail in its
beak, ierked it violently and pushed 1t
over into the pail; but the kestrel aft
erward caught the magpie and pun
| ished it we'll. A cat expressed it's dis
like of a peacock by jumping hrough
| it's spread-out tail when the bird was
displaying it's beauty and exhibiting
it's own vanity, to the great dlscom-
future of the fowl. The writer's dog,
which was accustomed to hunt
ing rabbits, showed its displeas-
ure when it's master shot a bull
finch by going into the hedge, find
ing a rabbit and bringing it to him.
Another dog, which knew tame ducks
and that they were not hunted, but
had nc acquaintance with the wild
ones, was much disguised hen Its
master shot a teal, believing he had
made a mistake, and would have moth
ing to do with the game. HE be-
haved in exactly the same way when
we shot a black rabbit; nothing
would persuade him that it was not a
cat, and he would do no serious work
for the rest of the day" The writer
tells also of dogs that thought it be
meath their dignity to chase rats, ex,
cept when their masters were engaged
in the sport, and he speaks of the OBJ
vious dislike of dogs to be laughed at
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28

Why undergo terrible sufferings and
endanger your life when you can be cured
by japanese Pile Cure guaranteed by W.
M. Yearly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
J. T. Pink, president.
w. H. Proctor, vice president.
E. G. Murray, secretary and treasurer.
F. l.. Fuller, attorney.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
w. NJ. Morgan, A. E. Lloyd, T. D.
German, G. G. Taylor, c. A. Jordan, E.
G. L%ineberry, W. A. Slater, T. B. Fuller,
FL. n. Snow, T. ]. Winston.
MAJOR H. III. ROGERS, State Agent.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
APPOINT ENTS

For Durham District in Part-Dr. E. A.
Yates, Presiding Elder.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is well adapted to childrenthat
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. oxford St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Where Played and Who Won by Hard
Playing.
AT Savannah-Savannah 8, Birming-
ham z.
At Augusta-Augusta 8, Nashville s.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 8, Philadel-
phis 6.
At Chicago-Chicago 3, Brookly IA.
At Louisville -Louisville 10, Boston ).
At Charleston-Charleston II, Mem
phis 1.
AT Cleveland-Cleveland 10, Washing
ton 9.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 6, Baltimore 10.
Magnetic Nervine quiets the nerves,
drives away bad dreams, and gives quiet
rest and peaceful sleep. Sold at W. NJ.
Yearby's.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28

Durham circuit, Pleasant Green, morn
July 1-2.
Main Street, night, July 2.
Roxboro circuit, Roxboro, Cd. c. July
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28

Leasburg circuit, Hebron, July Is 16.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28

w. M. YEARBY, Durham, N. G.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-06-28

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoa, Eructatiou,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
pEAp on rnN pRAIRIE.

Yesterday evening information was
brought to the city that man was lying
on the prairie about three miles from the
city, npparcnuy dead. Deputy Sheriff
Rea and Justice Ra1de went ont and
three miles from the city, along tho
Fort Worth and Rio Grande RAILWAY, the
body Of man was found. while near by
bis team was standing. The body was
identified Hs that Of Joseph PasshiOrr. %
farmer residing some seven miles west NJ
llic city. lie WIS 10 years Of age. aud
had a family, Justice Raudlc held az
Inquest on the spot In order that the
body might be sent on 70 H. home, The
verdict was that the man hnd probably
come to his deaih from the combined
effects Of the liquor be drank md the
heat
Mounted pnirolnan Rushing, who nc
e0mpanied the party, learned that the
feuul had been notified standing near thai
SPOT about I O'Clock IL the afternoon.
aud the finding Of half empty Jug NJ
whisky By his side leads 60 ihe Inference
that he started home pretty foil. and con,
by the liquor and feil from the wagon,
probably having consciousness enough left
To roll Into the shade, and thai when he
fell The team stopped aud remained there.
Aside FROM this there Il no Indication u
how iong Passmore had lain tlegc or a
what time death had cnsued- He y
knowtl 10 bave been hard drinklr ard
has been arrested by the police IN this
pity on several different occadons for
drunkenness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
VALLEY MILLS NOTES.

VALLEY MILLS, Texas, Aug. l.
(Speciall-We urc having some very
hot and dry weather Al present Corn
crop have been seriously injured by the
dtuuth, and If we do not get rain In Il
few days the cotton crops are ruined,
Many of our farmers say it will take six
or eight acres to make bale. without
rain.
Our town has taken building boom.
and there are at present several new
buildings going mp,
DR.. McNcil Is building a nice two
story residence.
The Methodist parsonage was com
menced today.
j. T.. & j, A. Sears new drug store
is nearly completed.
The National OH mills have just com
Melted II commodious seed mouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
ALLEGED TRAIN RoBBER,

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug, l.
(SpeciaD.-A man giving his name as
Charles Soakman was arrested here for
burglary. His description having been
sent out by the officers, telegram was
received today from The sheriff Of Bcu-
ton, Mo-, stating that S,akmau was no
other than Nathaniel G. Meyers, who
is said To have participated in train
robbery at Lamar, Mo, in February,
1S02. Jim Francis and Meyers are
said to have committed the robbery.
Meyers being wounded was arrested
gave bond and disappeared. The man
under arrest here says his name is
Nathaniel Meyers, but denies having
participated. although he admits know
ing all about it..
He says he is wiling 10 return to
Missouri without requisition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

eta; Peter Radfcrd, Witt; W. j. NJ
yore, Whiuey; ] NJ. Loving, Newpart,
NJ, II Glnsacock. Petty. NJ II. Whit
ten, pattonyiile; Benton Gear, Mancllcs-
isr n. H.. Noadrins. Nash; o. IL.
Young. Rlilsbvro; w. j, fNtd, Queen
L. Shankiin. Paris: G. A. kcssicr,
Linden. Charles Montague, hialera,
Frank Jenlries, l<ecrvillc; u g, Rus
sell, Belden, W. y. Cocker, Athens. L..
y. Wells, Edna; 4. Bypes, un~-, i.
III. Ireland. Wrbhcrviile, II l.. BAILEY,
Vernon, s. $ Hart Buffalo. \. j..
B1ndscanS, Olive; William Myers. So
gvin; II, s. raryer, south Anna; ! 4.
Whitfield. peviune W. II ,Foothey.
Siclhcnyilc; H. Il. Roehuck. Italy; j.
u. Ncy, u. Hurts, n, Y. Helsty,
Caddo: w. II. Clark,on. Fate; W. j.
Hooks, ltascn; j NJ. Me
". upms, RuE,ite; II, lal,y,
RoMic: i IL. Sullivan. Mnhloun.
A. Fahu, Mnultou; w y. Crank, Martin
dale; j. L, liargis, NoAhmt J, X. Lyons,
Runge; \. / lyey, Blue Ridge; .. 4,
Shueart Marble Fails. r. Andrews,
Woriham; Il = Croft, Graybill. George
Stmllman, Whiting; u. A. rruitt, Lees
villci !, g. BEARD Miams d. r. Girls
welt BuckhnlN. n. = Garrison, limp
son; h. II. Kelly. Mennhis u, l.. l<im-
mems. lredcll; II. C. Morgan, Rissa,
G, Crahh, Lone Oak, j, II. SchmitI,
Budn! A. j. Rogers Arlington; q, II. n.
Robertson. Hondoi T. r. Mooreman,
EctOr
The following special committees were
appulntel for the srssiDu
Distribution Of Grand Officers Re
port u, II Bingham, W. Carl Vim.
cent, T. j White, :. II. Robuck and
II, IL. Woodring,
Mileage aud Per Diem Frank J.
Smith, o. g. Davis, NJ Winston, q
Phillips aud H. Il Hnrgis,
Appeals aud Grievances w. y.
Swain, i. w. Ellington. j 7. Leslie,
w II Fcrrtisond aud O. II. Young.
State VI the Order Y, w. llnlc, X,
w. Piuman, $. c. Mullins, G. T..
Baily and 5 W Hartman.
The "old age" degree was conferred up.
IN upwards Of 2OO members at the after
noon session,
The reports Of the grand dictator,
grant reporter grand treasurer and
other grand officers We're received, ana
referred to appropriate committees
From the reports the following intOr-
nation was gleancA
Number Of lodges Ia good standing
In Texas In 1871, no; number instituted
since then. "a. number consolidated, 3;
number becoming drfnnct, ~, leaving as
the number In good standing June 30.
1Sl3, BOX The advance report also
shows u membership IN good standing OF
l2.OiS The financial condition Of the
order * excellent The receipts since
June 10. 1871. We're SA,I1ftA; dlshurse'
mcnts. ST .OT2. ~; balance cash IN treas
ury, June 30, lSD3, SII05.2i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
IN THE CITY.
cnINAAmN " noNp Fon crpA

ON the south bound Houston mud Tex
as Central passenger yesterday evening
two carloads Of genuine Mongolinns
direct from China passcd through tllis city
Although they We're securely locked IN
the cars, aud In charge Of Deputy United
States Marshal Y. Is. Walker of san
Francisco, they were ncvcrlh 'less The
Dbiec, Of great denl of attention at
tie Union depot They were On their
way 10 Cuba. where they VIII work on
some large sugar farms, Deputy Marshal
Walker Informed Gazrtio reporter thnt
the crew were all wcll-tolo, aud were
1nly prisoners while passing through the
United States, being IN bond On account
of the Chinese exclusion act.
The Ciinnmen were still ntilrrd IN
their pative gnrb. which consisted "
something ne- 'mbling coarse waterproof
or oilrlnth Thpir arms We're hnrc from
thCr shoulders and ihair heads wcrg
shaved on top md hchind the errs, aud
from what could Dr. Hrn of them through
the ear windows they very much rcsein'
BLEED d band of COmanche braves,
At San Francisco they Willingly eX-
changed ihci- Chinese money for Uncle
Sans kind, but would not discard heir
apparel. From san Frunclsco they
came over the Union Pacific 10 Fort
Worth From here they will ~ direct Ia
Now Orleans and there take n atcnmer
fOf Hayuua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
FIRES.
AT TERRELL

TERRELL Tex, Aug. 1.-(SpeciaD'-
About / o'clock this morning Terrell
had one Of the hottest fires, for a short
time. known in the city, The frame
livery stable recently occupied by Mr..
lake Keller. which was ON the corner
southeast of the Texas and Pacific rail-
road aud Just east Of and across the
street from the three-story frame hotel
Of Mrs. c. c. Thomas, was the struc-
lure. Everything was exceedingly dry
and IT burned Ike finder The adjoining
t,yo.story east of the stable building also
caught and soon became one common
flame. reaching high above all houses
and heating, things teEilDY POI. bs
which. II burned, would cerialnly take
other buildings with it, Bul chef
Anfhonv and . few iircnicn took posi-
tion between the flaming buildings and
held their ground nnill the hotel and
other endangered buildings were safe.
At one time d. big iai hog came scream
ing from the burning building with q
blaze OF fire burning the the length Of
It's back A boy who was sleeping Ia
the second building narrowly escaped
snying only enough clothing to cover
his body. There was $3.50 Insurance
on the buildings belonging 10 Aliss An
mic Smith Of Dallas A large stock Of
cornplanters. belonging TO Messrs New
comb & Harris. were entirely destroyed.
Ipsured for 5000 The cause Of the
fire Is not known.
About 10 o. III. another fire occurred
In the two-story boarding house bee
longing 10 Mr. Garrison, south aide Of
broad street. The building was badly
damaged. the main part being the roof
of the building The Insurance was
$500 on building aud $500 on contents.
Fire caught In roof Of the house and
supposed to have been from a spark
lighting on Il from o ilne. The Gre de-
partnleut certainly did ine work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
vol. XVII NO $50


rcllort recommended that the plnns aud
saeclncailons Of Architect A. y. Dawson
ier the Ninth street school he acceric,l.
Adopted. IASy also reported that, a~
corlire to pionlsc thu contractors fai
The new city hall Ind stopped work.
lhis VIE received aUl ticli.
Two Ail' wcr nriorlNl by the hos.
rital Hil naupess eniluittcr for hurviug
naurers Mcs.rs Wilton X Robertson
oaerci u Do the wntk Tor SNN per patti
per ANA Wilkes n HauEo for 81 and the
lOcniumenuauoh was lnnde that the rnii.
tfaet nc, given the latter hrln- Received
hii,, hlt.
ne wnottN OF spce'a committees were
hvns VI ordcf.
Inc ,emmltlcr ON tue employment OF
m atchtect Ia examine the new city
nau ass'u ipr more nne lhc tine was
HiAnteu
~ "nlhAnoe npenlne "rtcle M
Vnlp''r - Mnleli auln"rNtS certain oul-
vNrs 70 purNl9s' HOOKS And stationery
niecrssSry 10 nc rondnrt OF Their rcspec'
ils w, uhlces, was lmssel
Nv prVtoh pl itNNlne " MArnr win
lvivlVhur ~ lehtuhk 'N,lhh WNef on
MIR hrNleF'F was re''rleu To the hhnn'e
VV g,a,',l' W., 49,. 49,. .., =,
rum vahe the nohc OF contention OF
t ,n' VNv,.,ns, ~, ~ WI nns tesplu,loli pnntrn
anu ladder he dispensed WIN and that thi
ngN uepatuhrht n' NWN"NNrl 70 sen
sum-, ~ ahevH s,n,t Wy matter he TO.
VNlNrN anu nVu' NC appNintVS, NJ -
oplhluh, was 100 'uhnctsuilr And VI
most useless !, had cost tho city Si..oun.
and II IL cost SlOWm would be OF but
little good except for parade PURPOSES.
Nv ihNpfch a NOOK NNu inuuvr uuEN' Nut
wAhlci one that would DC OF some
set,l,H
npNt, and he wadrl mo tho rcf0rmcr
frnnl the Eighth ward In great shape.
lilo criticised his arguments IN very
sarcastic manner. aud said That. taking
Alderman rcrclrs Views, Il would I've u
rood thing TO abolish the department al.
together. 1t was needed Tor high build
ings. he snil, and every city that pre-
tended TO b. u city Ind nnc. Aficr quito
n Long wranple and several good.naturcd
Tits between the members. ayes and noes
were called for. and with a loud dis.
srntinn vote frnui Mr. Montgomery tha
nnttrr WA mtmtsio1 to the tender
mrrcies of Tho ntp department committee.
A resolution wis tlou offered that the
c,tv nttnrney he instructed 10 draft an
or1nencn impodng pains aud penalties
y, ,,,,in NM hnthe In the Clrnr forh
on pe"il" M,w ,' u"'ns ,nd thattt be
49, "i,,', H. ANN Niib In Citizen
" within threc miles of The city
| ,.JI,m Nin,,t'.1
HNi' ,,,n' NinIs ,ocrrd t1,r following
I'',in,, si,bnt mo str,ct commissioner
/ icH9lu, 10y, n'' ali 40, H., nnnrnnch,,. TO
ne ins.,uvlya s II Wy nnaT Xxx ali water
,nv ~" ,,''i ni ", Xxx r,nI lrndnr 10 il on
wnrk,j Wlu Wy WY ,' rn u,i,i, material
NV NV su,, i'.',,. vrn, liza saiI nm.
! !Nln, Wy rWt III ~, ',,f rrat Ia ih-
irrln y lnrhlHhuu 1,. Nv, ,hc
| Guy n nl9'loM W ,,,. INV wv. 'n,',tivv' gar,"d
lppls nnl lne lnn,i in Wy. nnlt,S 'V''''N'
10 me H'rert hl'n nlIuF =,
~ re."luuuE Wag rV"' ~, 'Di,,',
gonnh,,s w w n",u ,,,,,,, ~" Va wharf
drpnrtnlrn,s Wyis r.l',.n,vu ,'PIh, a
my WY ~ WIN 'Np' "'"'
irNsynrl, Nhilltelu t.,..t,,,., .n,. al
Aiuornan lHiN' ih,p"n ,he NV ~ ~ NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
DROWNED BURNED.

Yesterday at Willis ferry, about TWEEN
~ miles from this place, a young man
named Joe Estes was drowned, while
bathing with companions, His body was
recovered i,
qqe lltle son Of Mrs Myra Ward OF
.tts citv was badly burned with gun.
powder this evening. His arms face ana and
c me Of his eyes were injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
TONIGHT AT PREACHING.

JEFFERSON. Tex, Aug. 1.-(Spe-
cial.)-At negro proiracted meeting last
night eight miles from jefferson, some
Of the audience took oifensc Al the preach
ers remarks and after the services were
over difficulty took place between
friends of the minister and those Offend
cd. In the difficulty Bunk Taylor shot
the following parties; Dan Martin Jno'
Zachery. John Cherry and John Hollnes.
The latter 1t is thought viii die Bunk
Taylor escaped and so far has not been
captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
DEATH BY MORPHINE.

utI1sBoRo. Tex. Aug. =
,s,@elan-H. r. Hemingway was found
XXI n his bed last night at his home
~ miles east Of town with an empty
norphine bottle hear him L is MOI
known whether he took the ufeE VIZ
suicidal intent or not He was IN lo~n
Yesterday and had some teeth eAtrAo's ,
and afterward took morphine to qulel
NJ pain and the superstition Is 'hai ne
took an overdose INTERNATIONALLY Nr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
GONE no WASHINGTON.

Yesterday evening Congressman G. X.
Bell aud Frank Mullins, cx-postnaster
Of The house Of representatives,, passed
through the city on route for Washington
ard the special session Of congress.
Mr.. Mullins thinks he las good pull
for assistant postmaster of the lower
house, aud. any rate. Is determined to
Say Ia the ring as long rs possible,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
A MORTGAGE.

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. CSpecial)-
The Texas Transportation company ha.
filed mortgage for S350000 on its road
from here to Clinton, distance of eight
miles. The bonds are denominated gold
bonds, and expire in 1928. They are exc
cuted in favor of the Atlantic Trust com.
pany of New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
us CONDENSED

80.
voaK oITY-Ausust belmont WI, VIII
sq0a0o residence on fiitu
galley. Nfiss.-News has
-. n The lynehlng Of a negro AT
y, ante. No particulars
~ "A. ]. McPcak, eS.treas-
PlN' e.nnty. Ncb.. was arrested
ta'u having embezzled $4,000
rrlss
'n' ,,,v r,r stealing s11. OTo
Il loIA y cantn,p george wntse
VI clerk julius Blanckensel
u ~ i Ave and one-half years In
RI
,,n Tbe wiImot n
'Elvhi,, ...',, w. comnanv OF this
'lshalaHs ,e, on,nt one.nair lis
aisn. - Viii run only eight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

k-FsTON. Tex. Aug. l.
II Galveston -MaNimum, ~;
III -; rainfall. .6S.
'ne-Ma1imum, 92; minimum
b-NIaxlmum, 9s; minimum, 62;
100; minimum,
scana-AIaximum, 9s; minimum,
kbla- Maximum, sc; minimum,
Maximum. 1O2; minimum, 90.
|sLMaximum. Do: min. mum. Us.
he-Mayimmm, 9S; minimum,
|,un-Maxlmum. "a; minimum,
wille-Maximum, 100; minimum,
{5tw-Maxlmum, "a; minimum,
i Maximum, IS; minimum. rs;
hs- Maximum, %; minimum,
+ as,-NIaximum, %; minimum,
n -lils,mum. 9S; minimum. 90,
brfcrl-Maximum, W; mini
-AIaximum, $50; minimum
<Ainfall. ,04.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
TYLER TOPICS.

TYLER Tex, Aug 1.-(SpecialD-A.
Livlsop. South side saloon Keeper
dropped dead this morning at 1880.
Asthma
irving Wilkeson was arrested last
night on charge of rape. The parties
are negroes. Some excitement among the
negroes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

The game Of baseball that was 10 have
been played yesterday between the Fort
Worth club. coorsd aud the Dallas
Black Stockings. Will he played today
for large purse. 1tspn viii deliver for
his club while McAlillen VIII pitch for
Dallas. The game will be called at 4
nciOck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
SUI 20 i'm.
-, ~. Nca

PARIS, Tex, Auf. otp iall-Mr
II. Sawyer died rather ;, enly yestcr-
day morning lie arose in apparent eN-
cellent health and ate II hearty breakfast.
Soon after he went out into the yard
aud was suddenly seen to fall over on
the ground. He never regained CON
sciousness and died at ten minutes 10
n ,'cl,rL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
TIN BOXES.

d in I'LL I'm. Aug. 1.-General do
/ tad ,'s "a Z greatly injnrins the
Ia boy r ny brooklyn. aud It is said
IS 10 re nn,,an1uiiacturers will petition
and plstts sa Y the tariff on tin. both
ut down. WORKS in brooklyn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
sANDUsKY BANK.

~ SANDusKY, O.. Aug. l.
,'nlo''e county bank of this
suspended payment. The mat
4 in,nn ont little excitement. us the
khlv sei,on y that the bank Is
4 ahor1 'ten'' ITS suspension being
,ors 'am, py lack Of confidence by
h ,n,,u ne impossibility OF con
H. abaplv,r INTO ready cash. Liabi-
'N ON 10000. while lis assets
I.avtn, X II. y. Mcdonnell and
'on have been appointed re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

A public reception was held at the city
Honor were admitted Major w. q.
Cannor mndp the address Of welcome
and the RESPONSE was by Judge =. j,
llcndricl,. hen +. Nelson NJ ST. Louis,
grand reporter Of the national lodge.
made lengthy speech, Tho delegates
are fine looking body of men. They
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
BANK PRESIDENT DEAD.

NAVASoTA, Tex Aug, l.-lSpecial)
# W. Brosig. president of the First
National bank. aud one of the most ex.
feusve hardware dealers in Texas, died
today Of apoplexy. Aged 80 years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

cORsICANA, Tex. July 3l.-(Spe.
ciai. l--Fire destroyed the eolorcd Odl
Fellows hall last night. which WIS o
two-story frame structure. The ground
floor was used a. a meat market and
grocery store. the second floor BY the
Sr,ler above named. The building was IN.
sured for $3.50, and the stock VI the
inst foor FOR $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

fiiiaa, Nebs Aug. lat a meeting
'1ls Of the savings banks il
N , DSSgii9ol TO require sixty days
n "lPhlrawal Of deposits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02

Hemingway was prominent farmer
and extensively known throughout this
county. and his untlmely death is re-
GREETED BY his many friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
fLLEGED INSOLVENCY.

\ rAdD'E;LPHlA, Pa, Aug. Ed
NgoNe has been appointed re-
I lhe Philadelphia Packing and
NV pi1pany npon allegations that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-02
AIT HENRIETrA.

|clsITA, Tex, Aug. 1.-tspcciai)
|ea1ens bank. which suspended
ago. opened its doors yesterday
n, satisfactory arrangements
j" eonsummated with the cred
mess again. It Wv
,1 ,Meorn' dry goods dealer, made
this morning to A. u.
~, assignee, for the benefit
o,nH NV Il is stated that d ,sets
IVY and liabilities about S7.060
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-06
Found In Moncton.

Charles W. Bartlett, a painter living at
ISL Lincoln street, appealed to CITY Mar
shall Trickey several days ago for aid in
search Mr.. Bartlett was beginning for
his wife. Mr.. Bartlett told the marshal
that he suspected that Mrs. Bartlett had
gone to St. John, n. B., in company with
another man. Mr.. Bartlett added that
his wife had taken the youngest Of
their children, boy of six
Mr.. Tricky gave Bartlett letter to tbe
chief of police of St. John and he left for
that city. A despatch from Moncton N
B., reports that the missing couple
were found in a boarding house in
that city Tuesday evening by the police
The man was lockedup and Mrs. Bart
lett was left in her husbands charge.