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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

ahon,ips or screaming and those who
nuriin, ,he Horrible half hour from the
I collision until all were saved. WHOM !
was nosslble 10 rescue mnny. acts Of
heroisn aud kindness were done auu
offered. ,...
Another officer said; Al the moment
~ ,i,e Df,siiin.- shock there wag q rush
for stations Then followed three miil-
ITS ~ snaDenac Officers aud crew
waited for orders on the upper deck. ~
l4f The Victoria gave swift lurch 10
starI0nrI. as the ship rolled over. anu
then followed terrible struggle 10 EeI
hold Of something 70 windwhrd. iheH
struggles were. however, ~ many eaacs
fntile owing 20 the rush of water ana
Inc men were swept into the sen or
cirrin1 down with die ship. which sank
rradnallv hv the bows. Then with
long. siclemng roll she turned clear over
DOWNWARD PLUNGE.
Men who fell from the perpendicular
deck TO leeward were buried In the wafer
when the ship rolled over.
This officer stated Rear Admiral Mark
hmm saw that by following the order
sirnoleI from the flagship collision
was bound IN occur and made prcpara-
lions accordingly. The signal for the
formation desired by the viee-adnlrai
WINS sent twice, Dut tue rear hNulFNA ,llN.
regarded II each time The yice,admiral
then siynHllrd, "Why are my orders not
obcycdY Rear Admiral Markham was
then obliged to obey the order and me
collision resulted" The officer further
said: ''Thc engines Of both vessels we're
reversed when the collision occurred,
The rnm Of the Cnupcrdown ran more
than half way through the Victoria.
After the collision the other ships Of The
aaet waited tn lower boats and started
TO do so when Nice-Almiral Tryon SIC,
nailed chem 10 stop. The vice-admirnl
had come uh the sick list the morning
of Tho day Of the disaster, Midshlimeh
were with the vicp-admirnl on the bridge
for the purpose Of SEEING the evolution
of the fleet. aud il was because OF ms
fncf thnt many were drowned Contiil'
uing Tie 0ilircr said: "Hhc question -
rDnld Rear Admiral Markham have rnr,
ricd out the evolution when Nice-Almiral
rryon first dmaled or was the danger
caused by The rear admiral waiting for
tho third signal?" Al those acquainted
with the circumstances say the evolu-
ton could not have been performed with
out "a collision when the FIRST two signals
were civon. and 90 extra danger was M
CURED through the rear admitnls delay
In ohpying orders signallcd to him.
Sixteen mon suffering with fractured
arms pr legs or other injuries are III tue
naval hospital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
THE BIG FIGHT
BETWEEN coReeTT AND MITCH
ELL ABOUT FIXED.
To Take Place al Chicago The Award in The
Cowboy Race is that Berry Won.
Other Sporting News.


,,tt.,,., m trJ,. T,e Columbian
M''S'' ~" '"' t,.I 49,.
Athleit cluD mas ABOUT 'l'n,u'u '"'
international heavy weight champion
slim l,,iun bct,yeen Corbett and Mi.
xxx '1,'y 'T w.. IN, ooint,, If
rh'l' to-day ire''"cul ''",'''
the club and MS matchmaker Lou NJ
Hnuseman, put Tie finishing touches 10
aha. ,vorl. and the fight is. they say.
'uV "''N '"" ''N ~
practc'hly arranged 'orpe't hNu
sigurd conditional articles of agreement
In .g.,bt Mitchell before the Couey Isle
',,,1 ,g,,t. INK ,,..,, - Sinnnn 1, ,,,y
""' ''"' i"' 90, W f'V'V''' "''
lhe conditional clause ~ tue contract
" hich mude The arena of the Colum-
hinn Club possible rs the srrne of the
big nght Mia Articles Corhctr signed
call for the signature Of Mitchell tD q
like instrument OMalley knew that
Mitchell would never consent 10 fight
at Tie Cuncy Island club II there was
any way ont Of H. He started agents
after Mitchell aud in the meantime See
cured Corbptt's signature to tho agree.
mont tn hghi here. II Mitchell would
nft.r Tnrl,.tf L,T sj,,,cI ,t,, f.lI.,,,.i,,,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
THE SHERMAN LAW
Being Discussed From All
Points Of View.
SENATOR JOHNS VIEWS
On The subisci-B VIII Vote Tor the Repeat
Of His Own law-carlisle In Chicago.
Tho Blmslalsls = An Appoint
nenl--EulaIie's Letter
SENATOR JOHNS VIEWS

Cleveland. O.. July 1.--General War
ner. president Of The Bimetnlists' league,
today sent 70 members Of the executive
committee Il iclcgrnphic inquiry Is 10
what date would best suit them Tor
convention. and suggested July 2pih ah9
Chicago. All replies were favorable and
the matter was left In General War
npr's hands. Although be- has not finally
decided IL, he i Of opinion the cuhych-
ton will lie held at the time and place
named. The object OF the gathering VIII
be 10 organize 50 as 10 influence ne
congress favorably ia the direction
OF silver and tight the
repeal Of the Sherman law, II such repeal
j. to be made without Offering some Kind
Of substitute,
In an Interview today. Warner said
when Il was found tho last congress
would not repeal the sherman law, u
was given ont as coining from the While
House that ni object lessOu would be-
afforded the people. Acting IN The first
instance under the influence Of foreign
bankers aud gold nouumrtnlistH, said Mr..
Warner. WAL street and the banks
generally cnnspred to produce q cundl-
ton which was attributed 10 ihe sherman
law with Wow 10 creating u public
sentiment which would force The repeal
VI the act. TIM banks are now finding
the gun they loaded Tor others kicks
backward and they Themselves are hplug
punished by The conditions thry helped
10 cruhlr. The truth is there is No want
Of confidence IN the money itself lint
There j. fear lest prices continue 90 ~
down I'LL dcbiur. will not he able 10 COM
vert their properly into the necessary
money with which 10 pay their debts.
Neiefiing tn the proposal Of tile Wpvai
ui the Sherman law. Warner said, u
would not De- repealed % all, without
satisfactory substitute The silver men
ala Lot |rla ftt,s HOLD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
CIVIL COURT OF APPEALS.


w. W, Wetse, Appellant, vs.. Il. NJ.
rillman, appellee, appeal from the
district court of Potter county.
OPINION.
Appellants brief furnishes Ms with the
following substantially accurate state
mcnt Of the nature of this suit
Iii, Is an action brought by W. w.
Mctsr against w. VI. 1illman in the
district court of Potter county, Tex, to
recover damages sustained by appellant,
by reason OF the wrongful levy of writ
ut attachment, by appellee, upon his
real estate hy the sheriff ot Potter county
ut the instance of appellee,
The original petition WAS filed ON the
l4lh day of February, 1870. aud on the
4th day of March, 1891, appellant filed
first Nmcuded petition ami alleged IA
Substances That on the 4th dag OF Jan
mry. 1SSg. the plamuit was POSSESSED
OF and owned certain town lots located
in the town of Amarillo, Potter county,
Tex. described as follows:
tilcre followed a specific description
and valuation OF the landl
I hat whole Of the property on the 4tll
day Of January, 1881, was reasonably
worth the sum of $500. Tint ON the
said 4th day Of January, lSSo, dcfend-
ant through his agent, III. NJ. Friend,
occurred to be filed petition beginning
suit against the alleged firm OF f. g.
johnson ~ 20 III lhe district court OF
tOttpr county, wherein u Was claimed
that me alleged nrm Of L; q; Johiii-
son y % was lhIeDiSi To- II. VI. Till
man w lnr SUM OF Nlfi''H1.
That said petition contains an allegation
ihat the hrhi % #. g. Johnson ~ %.
was composed OF r. u johnson and w.
w. Neisel THE appellant hereinl, which
allegation was withn the knowledge OF
the defendant wholly false aud I'M
founded.
That ON the said ith day Of January
1851, II. NJ Friend, agent of the said
Y. Nj. Tillman, by direction of the said
Iillmnn, procured an attachment to be
issued against r. G.. johnson " Co. and
had the same levied upon the property
herein before described to satisfy his
claim against the alleged firm of L. q.
lolnson 4 90. and thar said agent. ii.
NJ. Friend, actng under Instructions from
defendant IL NJ. Tillnan. had the sheriff
Of Potter county. on said It'll Jay OF
January. 1889. 10 levy said writ Of at,
tnrlincnt ON tho property Of plnlutifi hcr,-
inbeforc described.
That when the said II. NJ. Friend
sued cut said writ of attachment. he ala
So at the instance aud under the dircc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
In ME ClTY.



last night the state hoard Of the Tray
elcrs' Protective association met III the
pnrlnrs Of the chamber Of commerce.
building, By courtesy IL SECRETARY
Clarke. The hoard was well represent
ed, with President H. L. Benson Of sun
Antonio and Secretary Treasurer WI
liam paysoh OF San Antonio preslilhg.
The board transacted considerable bhh-
ness IN the way OF receiving reports.
A committee was appointed 10 adjust
the financial affairs Of the late svcff-
tary. and report ~ the next regular
meeting The proposition Of X. u. Far.
rotf. general agent VT the Pr0vilrm.
Savings Life Assurance srcly, New
York. Of Waco. 10 build for the j. ~
A NJ Texas u hygicnic hotel or sanl-
tarum TO r0st SlDu,ODO with an endpw-
meut Of 10000 ON certain conditions
was not fav0rnhly considered, after be-
ing discussed at length pro aud con.
49, r. McAtulty o. fHst llt WIS raletl-
al ia dll position To- The directory
Tho prupasiiiun nf the Texas aud IA
cifc railway company TO furnish mcm'
bees of the lssu 'i1tuu with week tnu
tickets FROM an points on ilie line he
tween Dallas. Fort Worth and Cisro. was
heartily greeted. and resolutions OF
thinks ordered drafted uo q was tin
first concession Of the Kind nude to- The
assupiG;iuli FROM any Texas road.
The 'IrNu- state IlNisinl lnh NOM
hor-iip of 600 and Is 10, prosperous con
dittu The Object of the organization is
to weed uut an unworthy members. and
IN promote, such measures that will Dee go
The lr-t Interests ul hntd employer and
cmploye All mcnlb'rs found 10 n,f IN
M unhpromIug manner are expelled rs
the i.rrcidry.
The posts ia the Texas division are.
g, Houston: -, San Antonio; Il. Dal-
las. y, Austin H. Waco; !, Corsicnna:
i. Fort WORTH Is. Shrrman l.. Paris.
Tie next meeting Of the directory viii
be- held az Waco Oh the first Saturday
in September, Aftcr passing "a resolution
thanking General Clarkc for the use Of
the chamber Of vummcrcc and The Ga
lettr representative FOR his attendance
on the meeting the members VI the
board were treated tu q refreshing ropast
7"l -oWp "Nrrll"i yn1l add muruWru-
tai music from General Clarke and his
suu. lhrn uu ndluUrumvut followed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
Ai.LIsoN.s IDEAS.

Dubuaue. Ia, July 1.-Senator Allison
In nm Interview tonight on ibo silver
question expressed the opinion that me
action Of lndia emphasizes the necessity
Tor an international agreement aud the
limited States alone cnnnot mnintaln free
coinage. He thinks 1t clear in view Of
mis- phase that this government should
cease purchasing silver; that the Brussels
conference should be recOnyened aud We
should have comprehensive policy Of
our own, In ease II shall appear u ~
impossible for leading nations 10 reach a
common agreement on the subject,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
THE COWBOY RACE.

Chicago. M, July There was an
amicahle mectlng today In Colonel CnJv.s
tent AZ thu Wild West camp of fbc
CONTESTANTS and parties Interested In tI.
Nhadfun-C hlcngo cowboy race M,
Nhadrun committee was empowered to
reter tue settlement of awards 10 Panl
Foniunc, of the Humane society 4
general discussion of the circumstances
connected with the race took place ob1
all interested parties offered 10 abide Tia
decision. The relative positions of tho
hursrs IN the race will not be- considered
by fpntanc, The technical protest again ii
Berry being the race Is upheld Inn in
consideration OF the fact that he rode n
lalr, square race, aud, rs old Zoe Giles
pie expressed II, "beat the race" the
poys recognized him 20 the extent OF
agreeing to Fnntanc's decision hv Letting
llm have $if3 out Of Buffalo Biirs N'Ud
West purse Of 5000. together with a
saddle given Mcssrs. MONTGOMERY.
Ward y Go. Of Chicago for the FIRST man
~ II was decided that Hoe Gillespie
was first IN the race. as per the Chndr5n
asfeement and he was awarded $50 Of
the Nill West purse aud 5000 Of thu
thAdrpn purse aud the revolver offered
by Messrs. Colts The purses and prop
erty were awarded as follows by MI.
Fontane. his award being based hnou
such facts aa were brought before him
together with bis own personal knowledge
ohseryauoas Of the race along the route:
Buffalo Bile Wild West purse 81 $500
John Berry Sli5, Zoe Gillespie $50.
g. w Smith $50, George A. lone, SO
j. H. Stevens $50. Doc Middleton Sl5
J. y. Albright SO, Joe Campbell So.
The Ihadrnn parse OF SlOO0-.lop On,
lespie S20O. g. w Smith 5000. Goo. A.
Jones' SisI.JO. James H. stevens SISI 81
Doe Middleton $40, j. r. Alhrigh, SO.
Joe Campbell SD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
OI,INION.

Appellants prosecute this appeal 4
Judgment In The sum OF 5000 recove|
tile appellee. Mrs. Mollic N. Lacy, us
damages for personal injuries. Ihr|
ment Is against the Gainesville. lir|
and Western Railway company ana 4
George A. Eddy aud II. Z. Cross,
ers Of tile company.
II appears that On the 18TH unyfof|
1880, the appellee WAS n passehgd n
regular passenger train OF me
operated by the receivers hani's|
train had stopped for breakfast \ Y n
Tex, when, without warning anu VI
the time prescribed for It's movenl
special similarly operated ran mo
end Of the passenger train aud triy 4
~ Injured appellee. The fecuiu ifS'
reason for questioning the Mii W
geuce on the part OF the opHhNss
special train; and while there .u|
drnce tending to disrretlit The 'A'
Of the appellee her testimony tht y
the verdict of the jury with rtisNl
the extent Of the injury .sustalhea
and the amount II the dniuaSss
We have carefully examined "
assignments Of error urged by thr
lunts ana without setting them gu
tail or commenting upon them sis|
we are uf the opinion that II Sn,|
state that under repeated al!uA|
they are without merit. except tue
and concluding assignment.
In this. complaint is made ~ cn1
the court erred In rendering
against the Gainesville, Henrle91
Western hallway company for any
cause said railway was In the
Eddy ami Cross, as receivers 81 Y
Of the nfilctiun of the injuries
fact is shown which would render
pnny Itself liable, 1t has been ir|
held that the bare fact that ihe
is the property u the company "
OF an Injury caused by the hcgn1
the servants OF the receivers OF III
pany will not support u tadgmenl
Ing liability against the coi,pnn
Hicks VS. Railway. % Texas, W. l
Hayes, ~ Texas, AZ; halfway VI
sou, 10 Texas. 42i; Hallway vs.
IS Texas. 3T2: Railway vs.. ble'|
s. W, llrp. l1,i5.
In this case we hnd nelther WI
allegations nor the evidence the 1
of such facts as would authorize
inrut against the company itself
The Judgment Is therefore refol|
is reversed and rendered In favor
nnnelIant. the Gainesville. Henrle|
Wssfrrn Railway company. and
frmed against George A. Eddy AMI
IrnssI receivers Of the company.
TARITON, chief u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
NNGl.lsn nN slLNrn

:, Indianapolis Ind. .mly Hon. WIN
II. Engiish today said. Them is an NH.
Fortunate tendency for hnrd times 10
SOME periodically hut nav there seems
to be special reason for trouble. rh,.
mnin cause is undoubtedly tho widesprc1,l
Nr M countp will ultimately N,
cnln worth ouly It's bullion value. nb,6t
~ cents on Tho dollar There shonii
~ Something done 10 raise tho ratin lic.
tween the two metals. gold ana silyrr
me dlsnsc Of hunk hills and rold cnin
below y would he henpfNal and eer,
AMY ihc most earnest efforts should be
ni tgn. % ihlmre lorelrn governments 10
silver" ' 'uc use oi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
THE EXTRA SESSION.

Washington, July The onipIo, bo,a
W q number Of congressman on tbe ~
ga session called yesterday by Ihc nresi.
lent 4 TINT Il will not be lengthy one
put that financial muttcr. nions viii
insage rs attention pt0mncnt amnnn
shls cigss /, g. = Wheeler OF Alahamn'
s.ia Wheeler; People have tested ihe
lhnull be given an onportnmitv IA w, ~, ~"
he. working bf lis repeal. S's'' w
Numerous members believe Il ,v,,iI
D. wise Tor congress as sOon as orrsn.
Eed TO pass a resolution giving The nrr.i.
lent authority TO suspend tile pnreI,a "a,
ot, Congress could adjourn al one,
.nd then ~ regular session In December
~ hnanclal condition could hc dealt
esnlt Of four months work untlor INK
olicy OF the president might under reso.
nlion inaugnrate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

an incoming of settlers and the conse-
Quent growth Of the town, 1t rapidly in
creased in value, 80 that on the LIST
day Of March. 1850. it's value had be
come enhanced 100 per cent. That on
the said 1st day Of March, 1889, said
property was In great demand, and plain
tin had at that time divers OppOftuni-
ties TO sell said property at said ems
HANGED price. and would have accepted
offers TO purchase said properly at said
enhanced price, but was prevented from
selling the same by reason of said prop
cfty being held nader defendants nl-
tachmcnt, nrd hv rensnn of Tho cloud cast
upon the title 10 the same by levy Of
of said attachment That said property
on tue LIST day Of March, 1889, was
reasonably worth and could have been
sold by plaintiff for the sum of Sl3lO.
had il not been held under attachment
OF defendant.
That on or about the LIST day Of
March. 1880. plaintiff had an offer made
him through his agent to purchase his
entire interest in all Of snid lots aud
blocks that were levied upon by said at
tachment writ ut an average Of thirty
eight and 5000 dollars per lot. and
plaintiff was DESTROYS of selling said lots
at said price and had authorized his
agent to accept slid offer for said lots:
but that the parties making said offer
refused to take said lots when they
heard that they were held under said writ
of attachment. That but for the levy Of
said writ of attachment upon said prop
erty, he could and would have sold said
lots to the said parties for the average
price Of thirty-eight and 5000 dollars
per lot.
That at the time said property was
released from the attachment ON the
9th day Of September. 1889, il had be-
come. by reason of the removal Of Il
N.tHas nuN g NN.. e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
sHEErsnEAp pAY RACES.

Shecpshead Bay, n. Y, July Thirst
-Seven-cighths Of n mile. lifeboat
won, Faithful second, hgoi third. Time
/ so
Second ace-Three-fourths mile. Horn
pipe won, Decale second Galilee third.
Time. l.2l 10.
Third race-Seycn furlonEs- Walcott
won, Catarn second Nagaboud third.
Time, :2S
Fourth race nc-half mile. Kazan
won. Fnustine Colt second, Little Pirate
third Time. 40 3-5.
Fifth ract--Ohe mud iive-eigllths mile.
Sunbeam Colt won, St Leonards second.
Sir Walter third. Time, $50 -.
sixth race-Threc-fourihs mile. Slrocco
Tune, | ~ 10.
Seventh tacc-Seyen firlOngy. Bitten
won. Nick second, AiOhican third. Time,
1.29 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
AUDITOR PAynY's DEM

Springfield. H.. July III
Auditor Pavey filed his pleas
suit brought agninst him by N
today. He sets up the governor
authorize the bringing Of the n
tho defendants are not liable. H|
that each year he made ont "A n
the general assembly showing thg
received by him and paid into
treasury aud the governor reyei|
ports without objection. He allied
$50 600 per year paid him as IN
commissioner was his by right
and the amounts paid for cleric
We're paid for work actually d1
denies misappropriating any none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

indianapolis. Ind, July when asked
this morning Il he had seen that prc,i-
dent Cleveland had called congress tu
meet in extra session. Secretary W. q.
Gresham said: "Ncs aud / am very glad
indeSl. believe the call win dn much
toward allagiug the doubts that exist
as 10 financial conditions
DO you think congress viii repeal ihr
Sherman actt'
YES, I certainly believe IL will will
say too. two weeks ago cnugrpss would
not have rcplnrrd the act. know where
Of / speak when I say that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

No. COW. II. Slack. appellant VS.. J.
j. Dawes, appellee. Appeal FROM the dis
rict court of Young county
OPINION.
The description OF the land attempted
TO be conveyed 10y the deed from +, l..
Green to $. 3. CoTzlnc IL as follows: ''1hir-
teen hundred and seventy-seven acres Of
land, situated IN the county Of Young, IN
BY virtue OF my headlight certificate
This description Is not void for uncer-
tainty upon Its face SO far as this deed
disclnses the entire tract may have con
tained only 1877 neres. FIanmagun Vs.
Borgess.. 40 Texas, $40. Appellants lJ-.f
does not raise the question as to the SUI.
the other evidence TO convey any part of
the \. L. Green survey u 1916 acres We
have heretofore held. however. that Il
voluntary conveyance, OF u certain number
% acres out Of Il larger survey entities
the grantee To an undivided interest there
In TO that extent. DohOney vs.. Womack,
30 $. W, Rep 300.
The Acknowledgement TO the above deed
was taken October s. 1850 and the eertin-
cafe Of the otticer docs not show aiiifma-
lively that the grantOr was known 10 him.
quire that It should. hut only required the
officer TO attach 10 his certificate certain
proofs Of identity IN case the one making
NE ASknowledglnent was not known to
coll ", Morris. II $. w. Rep. G2n
me lhhd clalmrl hy appellee Is described
IN his deed and IN his petition, ms Two
hundred acres out " the +. l.. GREEN head
Right survey In Young county. Texas, the
lines OF said land 10 be run so as 10
make u square body adjoining tract owned
by y N. smith, 50 as not 10 irlure or dis
hgure the balance OF the land The field
notes OF the Green headlight are also given
IN the petition, showing u survey OF 3176
acres III an ohlong form The verdict j.,
we, tue jury, Ind for the plnintin the land
IN controversy" Tile Judgment rendered
upon this verdict DEGREES TO piaintln an UNI
divided intercs; Of DO acres In the whole
survey without reference to its shape or
location In reference 10 the =. NJ. Smith
irnct II ouch there be, This Judgment can
neither be- supported by the pleading
nor yerlict Appellee must be
cover. n at al. the land described In his
lille papers, which Is specific square tract
ndioihing $. N. Smlth, aud 10 be SO run as
not 10 unnecessarily injure or dishgure
ihe remainder ~ the survey. He should
have alleged ihe location 81 the smith
tract aud then either have designated the
mari Of the Green survey adjoining n
WHEN he claimed as his 100 acres, accom-.
panied with the appropriate allegations
and proof thar when 50 taken tho remand
er " the survey would not be dlsngured,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
sIiER,IAN1s VIEW.

Cleveland. Ohio, July H. senator Sher-
nan was asked tonlgiit FOR his views on
by silver question, The sennlor was
verse 10 being interviewed. saving II
" ne nemoetA Of congress should ex-
nElpn The present silver law with
which my name Is conuecled,r liz said.
was 70 The nature Of connr0mis,. tn
prevent The euaeiment of free coinnee
asislnpon which was linmlncnt, I'VE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

"If you want tc make the aver
prisoner happy" remarked one
guards in the big brown stona
out near the Eastern branch, JUS
him with a small calendar. In neal
cell you will find one OF these useful
hanging on the wall. The men
them every few hours, anxiously q
the number Of days they will SUI
serve and marking out the days
slowly pass by.
1t is terrible thing, this ser
In the solitude OF a narrow little e,'
is no wonder the prisoners sirul
endars so long and earnestly enn
wearthem out by handling. IVES
News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
cINcINNArI-MAsHINGroN.

Cincinnati. q. July Cincinnati
Runs .. base hits .. errors |; battery,
sullivan. Murphy and Vaughan. Wash
inEton-Runs f. base hits ., errors l.;
battery, Esper and Farrell; umpire,
Emslie