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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-27
SEnEe7aLeNs
NIX IeSE E,klGD
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NEW YORK AND ENVIRONMENTS.

The Population Within a Radius of Twen-
ty.five Miles From the City Hall.
Mr.. John Murtagh of Chicago refers
to The Sun an inquiry as to the popula-
ton of the metropolitan district-that is
to say, the territory within a radius of
25 miles from the Battery. He asks if
there are not 100000 people in this re-
gion.
Probably, almost certainly.
The central point of the metropolitan
district is by convention and common
usage the City hall, not the Battery
Within sweep of 25 miles from the
City hall there were in 1890, according
to the defective enumeration of Mr.
Porter's census, the following popula-
tions within the limits of New York
ef fof
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-27

The New York state census of 1892
enables us to correct the shortcomings of
the Porter enumeration and at the same
time to bring the figures two years nearer
RI tho ,1raoap+ f;,,,a,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
coNoRnssloNAL vlEMs.

New Yorl. June y Tie Timcs with
the object NJ obtaining The opinions ~
Individual members ni both houses "
cnngress. autographed cach one the FOL.
l0,slng mpssdRt ION tannilg good ny
eaiity money nov lnnns n ENGLAND ~
a quarter ~ the current rate III ihe
Tnitrd states The opinion Of pnoipi.
.ent dnanciefs j. II The
sherman law 4 10 be- repealed inine-
llaie relief viii result froip ihe prompt
assurance thereof. Hnd resulting How "
eheap inouey ffam London 10 America.
Nm yol obiiHe The Times by wiring
briont ri uur egflanse whether You favor
no r..peal 0f the sherman iaw. and whai
plHii u currency issue yon fgy0rr
fip 10 Midnight. 10 hnl been heard
from eighteen senators sud lui repre-
s,s,tnii,e. or this plumber, eighty
eight were 20 favor N the repeal. tive 4
fv-eiehi against Tho repeal aud eight
siiil undecided. Of this number. hiiy'
three Democrats aud thiriyhye Repnbli
cans favored rtpell. drYen Democrats
and seven Republicans were against
dve Democrats sud ihnec Republicans
we're undecided and four Popnllsis,
fhr,, socialist labor aud one indepcni-
rnt were against r'pcni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
RUNAWAY BOYS
TWO LADS ESCAPE FRM THE
DALLAS ORPHAN ASYLUM +
And Walk to Fort Worth hy nal the Trip
On Fool and Without a HE
10 EAl.

Ca Sunday afternoon a. Shelf Euless
was az home enjoying hmsel with his
faiuily, he was surprised by he sppear-
ance Of two ragged, dusty I'D travel,
worn youngsters, who pushct open the
gate and started for the hose. when
they got close enough to distinguish who
or what they were NJ 2uloss dis
covered that one Of the lal-, D little feel.
low about 10 years old, was Ohm Henry
AlaNey, an orphan boy, Who had stayed
over night at the sbcrlrs house last
night when on route tn Ia, Dallas orphan
asylum from Denton rotuty The oil'cr
boy was joel ID. Parish ntn about 10
years Of age. The iads Nrr completely
exhausted. having walked t1m Dallas,
and being afraid they wtnld be arrested
should they ask for food and returned 10
the ASYLUM they had lrlhgcd along
without m0r.rl to eat slur saturday
morning. The boys say ihg ran nwny,
The MaNuy lad. who ~ d fright ynnig'
stnr shows several son nots un hs
lugs, which be states were the result ni
several holdings which were given HUT
He has three brothers anil sister iu
the institution. aud whil0 here snii he
was going To get his slser ont ~ az
htanr'lri
Sheriff Euless provided for the boys,
aud sent yunng MAx,y hack 10 Denton
YESTERDAY, where a Mr. Estes. with whom
The hoy once lived. will take care Of him.
The Parish hoy will be- sent To his brother
at Grapevine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

ihe elm. lie was accompanied ly Archl-
bad j. Mclean. rhirtlaln Of Penny
gross. who came with the haronct from
seoiland. AZ the depot hig dclcgatien
nf local and outside members nj the
clan waitrl for thcm. Three plpcrs VI
The Forly'elrhth Highandcrs from To-
rrtc, struck nj as the long train pnllcd
mo the depot They were warmly ~
cciycd by forly-eiehl Scnttlsh Americans,
and were Al once llrlvcn to the Audito.
rum. where q large suite OF rooms had
hNen prepared for them, BESIDES many
tlicHgo MclsrauS thrre wore others
irom surrounding places In Illinois. Wis.
cousin. Indiana, Texas null great anm-
her from lnmntn, This afternoon they
went ~ the fair Tomorrow a reccll-
Ton VII he given at the Auditorium
MANY rrcenijons and entertainments are
Ia order for the week On next Thurs
iAN night very elaborate affair will
be rcnhcted hv TIN clan. which VIII
Do a festival Of Scotch song At Music
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

God doesn't ask anything clsels II
because Of somebody you can't RIVE
ioi some real or flnciel ,ujnfysome
uAn or perhnps woman wht ynu
cant forgiven lf there's anytlg IN
your heart that's keeping yOu TX,
Nseeeh you 10 forgive L. / wid
great deal rather you'd pin bouts on
the lapel OF your coat now than SCAT.
Yer roses over my grave. rdathcr
.eud say a good aud encoufagit word
TO one here than to talk about over
my grave.
Is IL because there are too mar hypn.
cries IN the church, That wit 10.
Yet We know the hypncriies NJ great
stumbling blocks. ] was tAlkiu today
with gentleman upon the suhrt Of
rehgion. and he said 10 me, Thy.
saw two people. prominent citias, 70
forward for communion. aud l. very
next day | saw them PLAYING ,ninoes
w the rear Of a well-knnwn salnol How
San ! have confidence In such ra,i0ny"
MY brother. You who are - Gag, to try
hNpocritc do not stop to consig that
their existence Is the very he proof
OF the genuine Christian. THE are
loor, weak brothers in the chuh, who
haven't the character. staminair CON
sutntlon To stand M under ahad ~
grief They are hyp0crtes. lis our
duty To help these weak hrDthprinstead
Of standing by aud hcahing ,als "
IRE upon them. Let rs ,as- lio tho
hsht, u Won are not true huestep m
90 Brother Wells and ask him scratch
Your name on the record. but lNou are
yourself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
iNconronArEn.

Austin. NNs .mnc u ,SneciaiA- ~
rhAri' rd TO-DAY The Trust Uomuany
Rhldinp association ~ Dallas. ranitnl
sto1e, SSa,0O0, directors. VI. A, Kghlpy.
J T 1rescvaut v y Greer, sam r.
Cochran, and \ w Ruacli, ull vt them
residents Of Dallas ,0untv
The charter " the Elliojt Botilinr
works " Paris was 81 amended as TO
increase the capital stock 60 SptON,
and furthor 10 allow the COMPANY 10 do
business Ia ncnison aud reNarkana, The
new direo mrs arc D n Elliott, VIM
pdlo Elliott H. A. Hand r. u.
Craig, John r. Dickson. and j. $ Mmton
nll rnsllenI. OF nnris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Roby. I'D. June ~ conissis were
arranged tonight Tor ariips Of hFho,
cmhraclng Hugh NapCr ~ Australia and
Bobby BuiAs. lir coNquefbr ~ f'al Mae.
CARLY nlO VIII meet tWD werts ffom
innlrlii Soiy Saith ~ lhr fuiiic cias,.
iho fpaihff.wclsh rliintinfi, and John
Griilin. DE l,riinifrp lai. WIN SID hars
N ont On lliy ~. piu i'freiin ~ ATS,
fralii and AliN lfesFlinr, wip are billed
Tor do latter rari 81 July beorxe
DAwao1 anil ronHny ilyll wha VIII
drci,In the WalterneiKhl .uillnpntljp
III nc worli III AuriS Other matches
ma. on tie talils. and when The bidding
81 nv t'0rhft and Mitchell trif hrginas
ti,e Hnnheinl strength ~ me- tnluiu-
Ilau Aihletie plnli viii nsscff Itself,
Mitchell and t'Uflieti Nill be- ulirrst a
tair.s G,r in excess ~ shy uuipnni tho
t'anrf fsland Oh Npw prleans club
nal, AFFORD a. 1--WE The halr pnrge
Mi n. d.pa.ifci. subject 20 the vi'lcr ~
fhe referee. Whenever ihr drelnlon y
madr.
An p.ih the Konr s0nndrh md God.
dnfl followed 10 hlt SAiuud, val fhlod,
f,rdfee llnwa0u and SILLY smith, sp-
terol tha ring IN wdr followed hy
tSr,i,,.lv irho wil4 followed by sam
llrinf. fhnrip. Collins nnt Charles la
~ joe llafrls igan limo keeper lVr
lsoddari aud Mark S,puc fnr kennedy.
1llehael Hogan IVES referee
ilrsore tho contest heHnn Dominick
O'Alally. ipanaEtf ~ tkc club, deursred
Y short addn'ss partly 70 the 3pyV siife.
talon aid party ior Tie benefit g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

MnnhRuu Nicaragua, June ~ The
lAudmg Of marines and sailors frnm the
American wnrship Atlanta. Wlu rstnh-
hsh,d eaiup uenr tlW ylllngr ut Sauh Fo
close 10 the cunnl, has caused tlir great.
rrt excitement here, even exceeding thnt
which prevailed during the late rctnlu-
Unu. or upon the overthrow at Shcnkl
The explanation of American officials IN
they merely landed ihv forces IN prlvr to
protect thc cnnnl property 4 large
depulution uf citizens lns been ohoaou Ia
demand an explanation from the rnycrn'
troops VIII hu withdrawn, Activity has
been noticed In the camp NJ VI snmc move
were mrdiintrd The l'niud States
minister bus gone 10 Santa l'U
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Angfin' TrA-. Iunr " I0lal-l1 =
United States Deputy Marahal Frank
Jones came in sunday ff1u Corglrnnu,
where hp effected fim arrest Of Nike H.
Wonds. furiler cashier Of ihe firsi Ma
tian1l bank NJ Brady Ciy. Mc'iulipch
county. Mr. Woods T. held pn o charge
day bpfarr Deputy United States Com.
missioner Shrrks. liz bond WAS plnrc'i ~
S5DuD Ills ARREST WAH made al lhr in'
sflgaiion 81 James y. Mitchell II m.,
directors III ths bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. D. C.. June i2-Among
the p1stinRsicra appointed n the prps.
dent To-day The following are w The South
ldhn VI Davis nj Oufksyillr. Ark. Vice
q " Hinchve resigned
W Is Copeland az Birmingham, Ala.
Vice II. L. iioustou. removed
james NJ Davis nt Coriall. Ga, Yicu
VI g. Hall. removed.
Jacob u Allen al Bentcr. Miss, Vice
y. ~. Austin. resigned.
=. w Hurst at Upton. Mo-. vice j H.
Simpson, Office became presidential
Richard y Moore ai Columbus Miss.
vice w. e llnn. rominlsHion eAplrrd
Mm A M,Fnnvas vt Tupelo. Miss
vice I q. Ecklcs resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
CUNEy STAYS IN
unlll August, Is The Word Received From Wash
Iaolon.


Galveston, Tex June 70 Especial II
Is stated on good anihurly that n W.
Cunpy. collector " customs, reviewed tel
errem from Washington Today Informing
him that he would be allowed 20 Nh out his
mi term. A. Mr. Cunoy assumed that Of
Az. August Is. 1854 his four years term
docs not expire until next August II ihls
Information IL correct the enorts that have
iecn mnle 10 raise Sir, Cunpys scnip br-
fore hia term expires proved frpiilrss anN
Tho Democrats seeking this soft berth VIII
hive 20 wait mtn Cuney'e official term u
ma In This connection Il will be- Of inter
eat To know that senator Miles crowley
wired secretary Carlisle II collector "
customs 10 snoce,s quincy would he np
nointed before next Monday, end received a
-zgaiv that mo nprntu nnrnt would be made ~
urescut N IL we'll known tltni he j. ~ ~
dsnf sunportnr Of James Mcdonald " NUS
tIty rliniriunn ~ the county llrinueihllf
ropiiuittcp mud an ardent llugE neuuffnt
Nrnnnald IL well ludGrHod aus crowley
Will IN an probability go % MHslnhalpn ~
~ Mcdonald Hud VIII eninr ~ direct con
fict with Congressman ,'f"sliAm. WHO hli,l
ne he could moi inud ROYAL y. Wheeler IN
M office nf collector NJ customs, ms
switched s. Congressman Moore " -
auvlodv wifh Gresham 10 defeat Col. George
j. Finley, indorsed by Mile nnd coke
Cruwiov actively entering the hghi for
Afepouald il going 10 further cnnlpllcatr
mettera. aud may defeat Greshain's amhi.
non There H. no love between them. each
srrRlna td down tie other, while Iuney
looks at the night with coinplaeehey-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

AT isa1l today ln The White Horse Ina at
no fair efOnnda The hrrnkfari WIS NJ
ranr,.d Gif YESTERDAY and parlf ibis morn.
lur Manager ssrr5 ~ ihc lni lp1 ful
fi1tiuv rft rft NinE ~ readiness for her
,isIt ffhe iili u which Charles dickens
has written ~ much about 10 l'lflNlrk
ilai,ifr WINS ,iesuei a. nicciy from top
h lafiain. 'fhn main couri was iIoricftd
With , ffiufr NJ natural MOWERS aud oyer
he plflNfiL ollb fOinlf nD1frd she STAN
aud ,inpi,s anu ilie yellow and resi- hafiirr
IN Npnin. Thee Nrfc sixteen covers for
tdr ndrif 'ihr dfnlfniiun4 we're ND1lstl
iiuf I'M hnr furulshineF N iha fiui rlum
malr Il VERY neat ana entirely appropriate.
fFlut aifhf.sfasluI fIfiI ffiIiIia fNuf
llftliigh Tie Melilir exhibit, Hlifh rNh,bit
enui. Ia fln fnlni fulay Nhfu 10 MAS
iilfo An open a. the world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
pIsAgrER INVESTIGATION.

Washington. D. G., June r. mill.
tnry cont VI inquiry To- inyesii"pir the
Old Ford opera house accident VIII CON
today iu ihr room devoted 10 the forti-
Gcntious board. i u reported that the
honrd win 10 nothing more today ilan
merely 0rRanigc. II u iiDirnsslid0 hat
the taxing VI testimony can begiu in
earnest for nuatly week, Nearly all
ultneases Who arr likely 10 be- summon.
81. intending Colonel Aiuesworfh, viii
probably be- Ia attendance ~ the core
ner's inquest until that time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Houston, ToN june T. Especial D.
Thr variety iho8lrrs are ,loscd tonight
John liell WHOSE people we've arrested
un SATURDAY night sued ont writ ~
hahcNs corpus before Judge Gavin Of the
district court and the ease was az once
sent before the court of criminal np,
peals III the mpnntmu the police have
lnsiructions to make arrests " the vari-
Utirs open M.
fnr the iith tine prnf W. y sutton
was today unanimously confirmed as
approximations ut mhnnls The Houston
schools are M -nlonlld condition with u
scholastic onullmcut OF about 400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
lkILI.lsn ~. aMNIrlIlsANr

Clinton, H.. iune ". Miss Sine Webb
wa fatally wounded to-day by George
Nixon. young fauuor, ton miles Gust
of here He was auitor and she re-
pcllcd hls advances Nixon attacked her
Win razor aud nearly severed the
iugniar vein. Miss Webb fought dos.
pcratcly When rcscuors came u was
TOO lac. Nixon Is Ia JAIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
THE EN.pRESlnENrs MOVE,
MisNTS.

mdImupols, Ind, luur 70 ES-rfrsl.
dent Harrison loft last night for Cit.
chgp. 10 be- present NJ the dedication Of
The Indiana huilihg IN Thuradny He
VIII rpoud q few days seuing Sights Ni
he flir h,for' III, dedication ceremonies,
az which he Is 10 make an addros pur
inH his stay In Chicago hv VIII ho the
aurst Of President Palmer The trin was
made over the big -Four, aud upon roauh.
ns rhipnro IT, eA.pul-ldrni aud his
daughter. Mrs Mckee, who accompanied
him. Will 80 Ia the l.nknn hutpl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Waco. Tex, June ~ Especially Geo.
Williams a negro. prIpuimtrd brutal
outrage upon nn Syotrnld ralurrd child,
llnHotm Tolmr, -n miles north uf the
city, last night A warrant was ISSUED
for his arrest today aud oilicrfa nre
nov searching for Nm. The negroes ln
the vicinity mndr him prisoner hni
permitted him 10 escape shortly before
ihc arrival ~ the nthcrrs The child n
lndly injured but VIII probably recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
HASN'T HEARD NJ

Washington. June Secretary
Gresham hns heard nothing nj the
threatened trouble between the marines
81 the Atlanta aud the populhre al
Grlytown, Nicaragua The navy de
partmcnt has given The matter very
little crcdeucc and hu- issued lnsirnr.
tons NOT TO land any marines there. un
less ID an emergency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
EliLAi.IE DECLINES.

gndnres.d. ILL.,. June 1. Colonel
M fhc governors special messenger.
returned ibis evening frltn rhlrapo. bear
iux ihe reply u ihc lntAna 10 Governor
Niits.'s luylintlOA % Visit Sprirgh1d
and bs h,s guest. The infania delined
for .nei Of linir. 40 she lsasrs Chicago
"Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
rIIlI.ApMLI,nIA sr ZONE.

PhllndeinhIa. Pa. lnnr ~ l'hila.
dolphin. runs. 2. base hts. 2; errors. "
hnitrfy. Niclpfy aud clcmmiia ~.
i.anis, rms, 81 bn.p hii-. ~ errors, =;
battery. Brirhsiien and Unnsvni upl.
lire. t.hifnry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
BALTIMORE CLEVELAND.

baltimore. NIL. mue ~ Baltimore.
runs. ri hnHe hts. 10 errors, - battery.
MrAinhon and Robinson. Cleveland,
runs. vs.; hnse hts ~. efnurn. .. bat.
terry. rnppy llaNinR- Young aud
O'Conncr aud Hlmmer; umpire Lynch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
nun MoNruHEys w0RK

washington. June y The olhrial r..
pirt u ihe irill board which attended
tbr severn tests n tbs cOast defence
ve.s.l Monterey. hns been received Al
ihe navy department. II snys her pr
f5rfnnDre WIS 10 every way satisfactory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Shcfmhn. Tea.. June f. Especially
The game today afoai SlerinAii. 49,
oorsirana o; .elilep Tor snefman.
McCrackin AID lloblm1pi umpire, ipncs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Rrooklyn. y. ". June - Bmokyn,
riha, 10. base hits ~ prrorH, % hat.
mp lladlnrk, kpnnsN, klrlow I'm.
clmnu runs ~ hnsr Hills ! rrrurs,
9 BATTERY Mnanr, sul,ane. Murphy,
umpiu', Emslir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

Boston. Mass. June T. BOSTON. runs.
I hns hits, n error, ~ battery Stly-
cts and UnnEcll l'lliHhnrg runs 4;
base hts. ~ ofrufs. ., battery, Ehrei
aud Miller. umpire, McQunil,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
I'm BROKE NOW
And She waalss 10 saals Ne. 50 1
ctof

waco, rcr., June T. tspecid.)
lsarneni Clarialoupe attempted 20 kin
Ien1ie Brock, his mistress. ia the reser-
vaion tonight. lie hred at her four
times. one ball taking effect IN the thigh.
The wonad Is not dangerous. H. said
tonight rTn broke now AID she wanted
20 shake n.e. / wiah ! lad killed her aud
viii when ! set odi.' chaHtalosIc u
In i'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
iIElEWSCONDENSED

view. KY. Marion Creekmore
'ns a the gospel, was drowned
,c,ua aud John Walton were
- \ ne river at vicksburg, Miss.
ot McLeansboro, III, a mat
n y sss been arrested for opening
,ud $1,000 diamond was stolen
rr,- ,ssIdence of B. e. Wallace, the
i. a nsn.
IA r.. attorney general In his fight
,R 2 ,yusts proposes to arrest partlea
,, 4. ssnbnes,
c.mm,nrs Is under arrest at Knox
stnn.. charged with numbering her
.arsld step-son'
Brulnghsm. Ala, o. G. Roberts
well known railroad man. sui
IN oause unknown
IN k,,e been taken for a general re-
n the force Of employees OF ,ae
- and Ohio railroad.
Gresham. mother Of the secretary of
/. ven N At her home at GAINESVILLE
4 I, !, /. past so years Of age.
n .,,,,tlons after the removal OF Zach
n slslo. postmaster OF Red jacket,
. !, .Aevs a defalcation of $1,000
,nlly Of W. H. stopp Of Louisville
N ~ veIuer-wurst and several OF the
.a,d are in critical condition.
n alaeo. Rock Island aud Pacific train
M Antln Casper deaf mute, at
u IA Bluffs, Ia. and killed him instantly.
n .v,.l desperate couvcts III the Ohio
p,stIary attempted to escape by tun-
L =, oet. but were frustrated in the nick
faas
y Memphis, Tenn, Butch" Bradley, a
~ bank robber was convicted Of murder
n 4 Inst degree, for the killing of a con-
,sHis
rnsm OConnor was placed in the coun-
III At Decatur, III. He says he is as
God, and owns Chicago, Philadel-
Is sd St Louis.
hss and Thomas shaw. brothers, aged
I'D 9, held up boy IN New York city
!. nbbed him Of SIS watch and his
~ They were Jailed.
n chattanooga grand Jury presented
ast0nal report, to the effect that the
.ry iall was in 6lthy condition and
!, 6 to conane prisoners IN.
raicah visitor to John wanamakcr's
~ b Philadelphia lost on the premises
h. valued at from $4,000 to $4,000
ro Of them can be found.
,u,,nor LewelIng Of Kansas has offered
srrd, OF $3.50 for the arrest Of James
y, charged with assault upon the per.
IA 4 LIME Polk. In Douglas county. that
4, al Nav a
) Kuos county. Ind and Lawrence coun.
u. the army worms have appeared in
~ Al Numbers aud are DESTROYING the crops
3 r,,st and corn and tho meadows.
~ adds have been stripped bare.
Il
4, N. 80. 80 ~.
X 40 a. 80 ',',1
Il IA. Wy ~ 49,, " ~. w.
4. ,hsm 20 wstoh N. r,ao,s nara,dIv
e l rrest the first one whose horse shows
trn Of oruel ar thurman treatment.
"A r,. ,,n, -. ~,
~ H.. =. Ia ~, -, s.atanca
,,.. ~. sc VI ~, ,'n "e's go %, ,a
'sH0 " nc poui''''', ,,y iu' 'n
=. ~" li''lu o'l'''' 'V- '..S,s,,,',,
4 u 49, .,,,.s w. 'Is' ,,a,a,ss
\ Z, 49,, ~, ST %ns aru w ' ,b.n,
4 '"'' n'u '''"''ieu ou 'i''A'
,nlAn beekwith' confined In the Nissou-
4 lsiltentiary on the charge of grand lar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
DISASTROUS STORM.

y, i,o,,r sS,, June IA most disas-
"a Aha., Is reported from Puacll-
~ BOT 4" luirty persons were in
- de.,to latalities reported The
~ al crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

calais June Il Nine deatbs frDn
cholrraic dissase oeeuzred yesterday ia
this Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13

gwen her. She will not waste her time
IeSullg uasity books. hut on the contra
VII make il storehouse OF useful
AiiieSleuge. not 10 be acquired In the
c Snisi and excitement Of latier-day so
Young ladies'. admonish YOU to he
parueular whom you associate with. The
lung Fellow Of society, who can lead
the german, and handle the cards Ike
an expert looks for the girl who daue,s
uhl pays ms we'll, Intellectual ability.
refinement Of the righ, character and
kthtlehess are not considered by these
society leaders. l once heard of a Young
lilh who was injured in an accident
lne doctors examined him and Iold his
iHther that there was but one chance %
save nus life, but that " the operation
was performed, Il would be necessary TO
remove some of his brains, in which
event he would never know anything,
lhe father thought a moment, and then
SAID; Go ahead. take out his brains.
4 make society man Of him.
Look out for the Young man who
EATS CLOVES AND THINGS.
Beware of the mau who drinks. Don't
lnarTiage.
lie vii. promise not to drink, but be
VIII surely violate his compact. and viii
dfag your hearts through SORROWS that
You never dreamed OF
The woman OF the text will always
De striving DO all the good She can in
the world; and oh. how much good there
j. which you, my young friend. can 10.
Look out for your brother who has not
been saved. II you are sarcasticaly re-
ierred TO rs too pious, let It be so. You
may be ostraciscd from society because
OF your piety. hut you had better be
known AS the distnguishahlr exception TO
the herd, which secs nothing 10 the re-
ligion of Jesus Christ Who IN the world
can be ~ gentle. 50 kind at the bedside
OF the sick a. youl You can give u irif-
ling present or say Kind word to the
suffering, IN fact you can be
ANGELS OF GOODNESS.
mercy if you only will, It takes so little
10 do these things We should praise
the power that has given Us the rose
that we can carry Ia our hand 10 diftuse
pleasure and sunshine into human hearts
DO AZ these acts of mercy, aud when
you stand IN the presence Of your
mixer, he will say, here IS young
woman who lived as She ought 10 have
lived and has done all she could In my
sight. Take the arm Of ItAus Christ
and You will he "a blessing 10 those who
Know You and carry that blessing with
You TO heaven, That You eau accom-.
plish all these things is certain. and that
you live henceiorih on the line which ]
have suggested is my earnest prayer.