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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
MONEY 70 LOAN.


no you WANT aoSEYf-If 40. yoa will
~ Ind u TO roar advantage TO see rs before
bsrroH ins
We msEs loans IN hou.eholi ois. pianos.
horses. a1ons, OF personal property ~ any
Kind q, the Lowest rossibis rates and an the
quickest possible time
ter ioars ere made without publicity snd
me pr"pertyls left IN your Individual posses-
Loans can - carried a. long &c desired OF
can O. Tstd m fuil 81 IN par At any time -
snit f"uf = nvcnienee. sBd my part Paid re-
dugss the cost Of earning the irsn
lfTca ove beisace ~ allure, piano or
o'hsr property. ne vii TAR a up Ter Tou and
esfts - long a. zen deelFs
olf osisces az. the " u pleasant In N. efsy
snd are 40 ARRANGED - st PARTIES calling npon
- raJ ss ~sit.d upoa quickly snd eoarseoas-
Remember that Too hare -. us> ~ both the
rrcy-.r' " sod be money and can re urn the
GksND kAPfDs MORTGAGE LOAN co
honss :. Tower Hlock. Phoee f3ts
toFneF Il sooro>. Pearl ana tsnsl "a.
LEW SMALL SINS - nsa.y 30 h.sa >.
RAJ esfsts serurlfy q barrsin - effer in q
Fseens 20 - Is Fses aveAne Jusf north a
bsEn entfi nurab a hne resisseoees f<sr
son. estieee snd ~ ais.n sv~nu~s ~ $50 =. =
he~ rsnfe s'sne c~r trally ierat~d hoases snd
- fss -si- fr.r 81 % 20 9 90 - evs'orn~rr
hsvs psrsy stss wi ssse one ~ 10 God
yeslnf Eors sesns IN rschsrre for vsrsaf prop
estJ willard T. Grifssss. Ne. csns - az
NoNFr TO 4 AZ - seos resi- -ss.t. a.
- cAftfl to-. ffsrreYton. Atforney. fAl3
hieh'<sa irs-t G. hzilssas "a
NOSEY To LOAN sss. sm s70 ~.
- er~rfsi ena8 snFns ~ r-orey - los %
resl ss.sie seearifg k.0EfFFfTHS.
- ffaFai -
~ 80 hsv~ - 10y - ls.s i-s~e = ~fk -.
tni go ptsre Z fur son fr@t resrss
cal - = sai q Ne1 Hoes~usa tf~k
4 a. HsrHF.
NoNt1 NANTE0 = u se~s - foiio-ss
~ stSW - rs sd so - erod reei
fste ter1rltf ceti a. ~ = sns e - heass
msn hlsrk ~ A 4 Asrgszss4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

City Fr-ssursf's Dr~s
areni kapi.tN Mich urs a. f~d I
Nctss = her,hT xiv-n thsf -. sassssr,-,s
rol - tns t,lpruFrrr erlt - the a. 80 o. n
trfsFa street All ksn. ssfa-t frs.ra
Af"a stree - M rcnrt harsa l. go
ls ~ hsat~ sat ttsf { ~ii ~-~-s~s 80
u'enf rhrr-s,n trs the 1srso.d - t..-rx Ia.
fr'fu ttss dats a. ne scs "a ths -ifF sss.,sorsr
rtfy asik
s~e Nh soRRiCk. City rr.a.ur-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

LEGAL
Sale Of State Tax Lands.

Auditor Ceasrais Of3ce, I
Lsnsinr Nj h. o.. =. ia
Sotics = heredg ava Tint certain tnnds
situated n tha eouafr ~ keus nd 81 20 tte
state for taxes ~ isss snd pre- ieas yeers. ard
deecf ired IN sfsteneuts n n vii here ffrr =
low affed TO the offca Of the Treasurer ~ 80 a
coaatf. w1l ~ scid ~ pubiie -acFfina b. safd
peesuFsr - TIE county sect On tb@ hrst Ana
day ~ prrerl hnT negt. 81 the tine al pisce
vioa1ly r2se~resi ~ cancsi.a sc<sssrd NJ 70 ~
Ssi1 statements eontain fell deyrr1i too cf
earh parcel ~ ~ las9s and ssy ~ seeE ~
application - re cflice a tte coanfJ Treasurer
sfter Trey rscsitef - hin
SlANLEf ". TTHSER
ri De- Ausftof Genaral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

II Sc rsr pisrs 4 fur Fou RS q rssrss
cal 81 = sad q Ne- Hees.asa hi~k
a. fsrxf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

CAssEp GooDs = Corn. sl.25al5o pet
dozsa; ssnaioss. tl-sSle L 70 per dossn-
tosszxs-kozstsds Rio. ze2Sss Mari
eaioo. a<a2se; Java. sD<a3le: Mocha and
Java. Sssla4e; packages. 50 IS per case.
LAkp-Compound. tisrees. SIZE; cxm-
pound. oopoand tins. sses pune, tiersss.
Ike; opo1nd tins. ii54cl kettle rendsred,
uerees i.c; 5opooad tins. i2le.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
PHYSICIANS.

nR. FRED w WRIGHT - ofi-e and resi.
~ dence - Plainfield avenue corner Of Car
rier; office hours frcm 20 ga m : 20 and i
20 y. m. Telephone 33S limo
nR. 4. Mcrherson physician and surgeon
II Office hours "a TO n "a n. m. 10 and
Z 10 p. IA. Office. : Canal sirset. over J. G.
West to.s drug stcrs 1eiephone To- resi-
denee. 10 Turner street: telephone. 5B sim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

NoNFr TO Z AZ - seos resi- -ssst. az
~ cHFttl. to-, tiarreYson. AtEorney. h3
Msehi<sa Tra-t c.. haslisas a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

NONE2 To LOAN sss. sm s70 80.
~ er~rfsi senal snFns ~ r-Srey - iaaa %
resl sssste seeariiE k.0EfFFiTHS
etasai -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
sATHs AND MASSAGE.

IlATHS AND MASSAGE Ladies wishing
- trstclass TURKISH or Russian baths. any
Hygiepic Treatment or Faciai Treatment eau
now find Mrs, Kate Mashingt IN 20 O.. Ottawa
experience and gives particular attention to in
Nailds. 2Im
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
WantCoIumns
~sAl ~srArr-csvv.

MONEY - losn n sasas - sa., a. n..su.
Losests hioes. oslp'ossls s-ssts Aass-l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
AFTER THE KATY AGAIN.


Denlson, Tex. June -, -lspecial.l--
Another unsuccessful attempt was made
last night to hold up the souih-bonnd
Katy train az strngiown. 1t Is thought
the gang was the same which fired into
the train "Wednesday night The train
last night was heavily guarded. Orders
were received not to stop at Sfrlngtown
under any consideration "a crowd of
rough looking men had been seen Turk
ing about all day The train came
through strngtown at the rate Of thirty
Eve miles per hour Scarcely had they
passed the depot when they were greeted
with perfect fusllade Of bullets. Most
OF these took effect In the smoker aud
chair car. Fortunately no one was huri.
The train stopped some distance below
and the guards returned 10 StrngioNp
on foot Several negroe. were met eom-
ing down the track aud we're ARRESTED.
No one else was seen. One u the bull
lets passed directly above the head Of
Henry Pinckney Of Wharton county,
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
aRANn AllMY IulrIInl.1c.

Colonel John w. Parks, commander
OF the department Of Texas Grand
Army VI tho Republic, aud Assistant
AdluNnt General \ G. bigger orranin.
e'l Dnyy Crockett Post No 40 last nipht,
10 snr'eed Oliver T., Morton post, witch
snrreudcrs It's rhnrier aud becomes "a
tnet
The following gentlemen were clecicd
otlirrrs OF Dnyy Crnekctt post No. 40:
"a g. Rust, commander
w. a. Carnuhan, senior vice com
inau1or
/. W Flood, Junior vice commander.
j. MeCuno, ndlulnuL
DR. w, q. Osborne. surgeon,
Rev. William Hardin, chaplain.
a Hurifnor, qunrtennartor
IL. l., unnger, officer al the DAY.
a. +. Smith, officer Of the guard.
The oilicerB Of scrgcantsinnlur and
unArtermnHtcfs sergeant were not filled.
The new officers were Installed via,
Grand Army ceremonies by tho two
state officers
The state officers and Commander
Rust delivered addresses.
About twenty-five members were must,
cred Ia last night and ns many more
have promised to enroll AT the neat
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

~ inc ~; ani Immediately aftcr tbare
,,h, iau % mOnstronsly larrc an,
s wn a,rnrk The ground close 10 her
~. nlaue great hole ont Of which
nsl water spnru'd. and the water consin.
ANY, v isaning W until lake was formed
"n nJ puued the fountain out Of sight.
NV MN lhe RISING winters formed n river
s G;nsh mas run north fron, the lake ever
s' ..re INTO the hatu
s s,p9sr hy. this Lake i dark grove.
h1fsI5Su 70 Mnxingeh, the King OF tis
nIus; y 5 said that hp has only ono
~ NY once a year he visits tho grave.
n ,, after building his house, he com,
lnahds all The birds FROM The Nvanyas
an9 the groves to come and sce him
anu NV their homage Dor half a moon
IN pIhs' great aud small, may ue seem
IL io,l'oW ,l,g him along the shores Of Tho
n.h' IKE 80 many guards around a king;
auu heiofe night they are seen refufninr
~ me same manner 20 the grove. The
lNtloN cries tell the natives when they
come and no one would care To miss tho
slght and the glad excitement among
ne lclihered tribe But there i one
ul.p called the kirurumn that refuses To
ncknowlcdgc the Sovereignty Of The Nur-
hgeh. The other birds have tried often
70 induce him to associate with tke
Nuxlngeh. kirurnmu always answered
,nnl q beautiful creature. with gold and
piue feathers and such pretty crest,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
he ADVENTURES OF SARUTI
Henry N. Stanley, Author of In Darkest Afrc. i,
How Found Livingston, ETC., Etc, ''a'
Copyright 1893 by Henry NJ. Stanley,

which the leopard hounass s-,r, a.. 49,.
with one scratch Of his n, rY'n W. Wnne'
dog open. sprang over M M s,pptN w
one OF the men on the shoulder. and w,s
running away. when he received n w,mn5
~ me s.,analIer and stopped to lite The
! - The hunters continued IN v,o,r,,
MN until at last covered win hlond IL
lay down and died V"' NV
:, One lay, beyond the lIyengi. / came
10 The thon-fcnccd OF some
Mnusl, Who seems. had suffered much
aiolii hair Of lion cubs. which were very
ihrI1vr, me hralinan's little hoy was
luVhlnE hl'er some calves when the cubs
, ~ ' ulu quietly stalkcd him through
!n' grass Tie headman took II so much
TO heart, that as soon as he hoard H.
news he went straight back 10 his Village
ma ma hanged himself TO rafter Tho
,NntnA love their families very mnch
nul u seems to be u custom with those
nerdsmen that If man tnkes Ills avn
iiie the body canDt be buried. and thonrh
ne ne was a hoadman. they carried II ia
the jungle, and after leaving II for the
u!'ures, tney returned and sot fire to his
nN', aild burnt i TO The ground. When
anvy hal done that the Waiusi collected
nhi had q long hunt after the Young
fluid them. "''''''' |"
W hon the sun was half way M the
SkN' taiue from kycngi To some peas.
ans, who lived near the forest which
Is all~teg by the man MONKEYS cnlled
mike lgorllal | was told ly tham linn
Inc nzik know how to smoke and make
tre Just US vo 40. II l. 4 custom among
me natives, when they see smoke issuing
throngil the trecsfor them 10 say. Behold,
we mike Is cooking his food 4 asked
sHilpm u u We're true that the mike car
fled on women TO live with them, Int
they nll told me that il was untrue,
though the nd men sometimes tel such
stories to frighten the women. and keen
them AT home out Of danger. knowing
mat ! was on the kings business, they
an not dare toll me their fables.
by asking them all sorts of 0ues-
Tons was shown to a very old man
win a white beard with whom / oh
tanned much amusement. II appears
ne Is great man at riddles, aud be
asked me u great many.
"One was. What is Il that always
baclS|
81 tried hard to answer him, but
when finally he announced thar ii was
a river, | felt very foolish.
He then asked me. What is II that
is bone outside and meat insideY
The people laughed aud Knocked me
llien he said II was an egg, which was
very true.
Another question he gave me was
you pass III
Some said one thing, and some said
another and ~ last he answered that
1t was grass
"'rhcn he asked me. What good thing
was II which Il man eats and which he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
srpnEME cOrnr.

Austis TX. June lSpeciall z
The supreme court deided the following
cases today;
hard, from Mciennan.
Question certified; Texas Trunk Raj
yaw company VI. Jackson BfOa., from
Seronl district.
Judgment Of eisll court Of appeal. r.
ycrsed and judgment " district cont
Dfinis, from Harris.
Writ Of error refused. Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company ".
Rather. from Bell,
Writ Of error grauiedi Clarendon
Land Investment and Agency company
w. Mctlellnnd Bros. FROM Dnuley.
Queen Insurance company W. State
81 Texas. from Travis. Richardson Va
Vaughan. ffDm Gfines
3tldGns granted. TNrn4 Mexican
Railway company ". lrbe, frOni
webb. Tor mOdafe TO issue
naridson " Hard. ffen Clay, Tor
The court ihru adjourned for The
term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BNrHEL MISSION TONIGHT


Mr. H. n. Cooper will talk tonight to
the boys Lot an attend Who eau.
Plenty 0f seats aud ico water, Last
night some young people who expect "a
go ~ missionaries abroad, occupied lllc
platform and conducted the meeting ~
connection with Mrs. futile Of the Chris
iian alliance II was a wonderful sight,
The Bethel has workers qtdunt tho
world, IN China, japan, luln aud am
81, LIKELY no mission south has such a
spiri, aud number Of home aud foreign
misslonnrins The Bethel board has
arranged with various churches to take
one Might ench week The ,iazeiie Will
give particulars Of the same. The Chris
ilun alliance dis Friday night A won.
dorful spirit Of unity Is ~ lho Bethel
East Side Sunday school meets ut .
~ N. The tent Sunday school a. y,
IN. street meeting ~ l,.ui evening SER
Vice % : ., IA, Go ope and all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

IN the Hons nose.
Sarp,l had not half flushed his stories
when he felt, by seeing Micsa yawn
mat though his adventures were very
interesting, and he was quite ready "a
continue, yet IL would be- 70 his advantage
70 dock his tongue for the time being
80 he said; 'kahuka, the wise ola man
WHOM ! met, told me one thing | had
nearly forgotten today. He said, ~
Know You are a servant of the king, and
II ever you want the kings facc 10 softcn
To yon and bis hand To open with gifts
compare yourself 10 the M Of a cooking
POI which, though the pot may he fall
Of fragrant stew receives naught Int the
vapor, aud The King who Is wise will
understand and he pleased With hls
servant"
Very well said. indeed. Sarii.n
cried Mt,isa, laughing u understand
The lid must share with tho pot this
time. Steward he said. turning Ia
lNauia, 'sco that six head Of cattle be
driven 10 Sarutls cattle PEN aud Saruil
twiHanzied thanked with prostrationg
so often that his head swan"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
WACO BUDGET,
CRAWFORD VS.. oRAwroeo,wlLL
SOON ee SETTLED.


Waco, Tcx. jun ~ Especially The
domestic troubles OF MIR aud Mrs, NJ. L.
Crawford which have hccn aired extern
sVrly IN the county court during the
week through legal battles between hus-
band and wife TO socur, the possession
Of The 8.yvar-old littlc daughter OF The
parties, have hern transferred To the dis
trict court, In which q petition Tor q di-
Norcc by the husband aud q cruss.peti.
non lay ,ic wife, have hrou hlcd 'i1tp
case VIII be tiled Monday hy mn agree.
lnoni between The parties Mr. aud Mrs.
Crawford were married at Wcathcriprl
~ lSSt aud lived there prior TO coming
TO Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

-. ~, nl-t,,,NTno ul,p Wound
THE WILD moo DEFENDS hhh i"UN"'
and among same of his savings was
,hot When people dream much, the
wv I'V', Nh ,Iaf .Vhen the old
- - J,Iny the buutcr never need
i Insv Iomc IN seek for game. because
was wpiI itno,yn that he would meet
mo,hinc
IAN" AMI no further added that at that
NM, ai,T' n M because tho clay would be
sure 10 be rotten.
..So%e otbrr thinrs which he snid made
ma think a little Of their meaning.
"He said. when people have proyis-
ions In their huts they do not say let
ms 20 mo another mun's house and rob
UNI M alien said .When Won seek A crook
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
ST. pAuIls METHODIST EpIsco.
PAL

Corner Seventh anl Lamar sirei.,
q. ~. Sunshine class, Miss Grace Rouse.
lender, US a. No., Sunday school, A. u,
Moore, superintendent, II o. M, sermon
h. pastor Sleep on nov aud take your
f0sf" asD D. m, Junior Epworth
I.engne. Miss Myrtle lles., snpeflhtend-
eni, Z .. H., Epworil League meeting,
Go. r. Nirs PRESIDENT y D. m, sermon
by pastor island NH and see.H There
VIII be baptism and reception Into mem.
befshlp according 10 the ritual " The
church ~ The morning ~ a. M ser
Vice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
TABERNArLs CUMBERLAND
pKEsBYTEitIAN.

Corner Nlnoicpnth and Chambers
streets. Services b. tho pastor J. NJ.
Marlin. 81 II O'clock 4. M, and " $40
y H.; sabbath school AZ ViD q. m;
plildreh's prayer meeting NJ OsiD b. No.;
weekly prayer ueriing each Thnrsday
eysning W hs.D. A cordial invitation r.
extended 10 al who vii attend tho ser-
Nlfr bring your Bibles ~ zach mora
lns service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
AoTsl ARRIVALS.



Gea y DanIsout penger. colt : " rlgw..
rAn, Houston = y NORTH. eiilcefe;
lorf Daiiasl SYM u iIeliday, lSan.ss ny, ny.
Point il L lin Memphis; a o Nurfens.
Teinls.ssi I. y llotsa i;oAl.,lll.; II, 4, Nll.
nj I 4 Carer. c'asaass~ ~ q; ) W
coin. NfA; w Narirsl llouill 81 n
Iifookal Il l. rodeJ 0nenvllla; T. h4f,
my. Decatur; W pgnaIlnon, i-,..9y, ~,
New Yorks cbaa Aront Dallas
ltiohanlsdn' Marshall, lpnel huluffa. Cln.
rinnaii " tdilnhas, Omaha q
Thampson Topeka; n 81 flnwtins, incin-
nall y A rufly kan.fs Niifi " u liofi.
TT. Wnce. d & Arnold. Gtnlaut ftlh v
I.ppiaas. Nelg ig.s psgs leNi,l1i WIZ. q
y * ly1us. y leqlsi p fuls Nsg leit;
lke liifnef Wifldia fnllt d y Kenyon
Alilsna. 4 iia3tx Nh. Deirerl ]
Wnfa A.. ~ iAais q y l1rnel Airdp,
N ~ NiaN. III itnis Mrs. y Hiruns
EaHlanf nfkman, Wesoi 4 " tiJaE.
lsud. AlflibiYh1i T.. Hqhnhfd ntile, q
u Nper aud fgnlis hodsfm. Tea, y
Mtiiibhi1. }ettau-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
NJ. y. cHuncn. coLonnp.

Tie Fort Worth district Of tho colored
Va. u, church IN America Is in session
here. The delegates FROM Gainesville
are j, Brown, l.. II, Davidson and Miss
Florence White; from Abilene, n j.
Hcdrck and u. ., luhnsapi from Bls
Springs, lNdings. from Decatur
Rev. William Titus; from l0ort Worth,
Prof, Butler aud Mrs ~ Mason.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Tho first suit 10 be- brought In the
new I'lfty.fourih judicial district was
flied today and entered by District Court
Cl,fk Sparks IN the new docket
IL is u prriitiOn suii IN which Mrs
Mary NJ rnlliam N plaintiff and judith
NJ. Miller and others defendants, Three
hundred and twenty acres Of iaud 10 Me,
lehman county arc involved. The par.
Ties nre nll residents df Kentucky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

A delegation from Haskell county.
headed by Mr Is H. nodsoh. will arrive
IN the city tomorrow 10 urge the man.
nrement Of the Texas Central to select
tho route for IL extension westward
nom Albany. which win embrace Has.
kcll IL H. understood they VIII offer
Inducements 10 secure tho line. II Il not
lkrly' however, that any building Will
DE undertaken by the company untll The
present financial Distress gives way 10
Improvement aud better business rondi.
tons,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

TIE Iifst Spiritual Risofialion of
Fort Worth NETS Sunday %
Houston aud sco5ni streets Captain
~. II. Hrosu. y vol known lecturer W.
iti Sdnth will ofeupy he rpsir1a Snn.
40 afternoon. alifted ~ Prof W, W.
.Sbfg. Al az cordially invited. Tho
mcnibers are requested 10 meet 81 /.
o. ~. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
MAIon runNnuLL nrnIEp.

The funeral of Major George w, Turn
hui, whose body was found iionting In
The river NJ Goidsboru, La, last Thurs,
day. look place today aud was largely Ut.
tended. Several members Of The Ellis
organization. Of which ile deceased was u
prominent member at Dallas, were pres.
eni. Including number from different
points IN the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Rev a. a. Mitchell Of Dallas viii
preach this morning ~ Broadway Bap'
fpclon Of Christ. A Young peoples mas.
meeting VIII be- held AZ i. ~, followed
by a Sermon by Rev. Mr. Mitchell. afier
which the pastor will ndmlu.ter tie o..
finance Of baptism. Alr Mitchell Will
preach every day this week at 10 a. N.
AMI 500 y. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

H. q. Askew, expert accountant ~
The Texas railroad commission. together
with bis family are IN tho city 10 spend
several weeks
!, Il. Mobly, who was appointed
few days ngu by PRECEDENT Cleveland,
i.hnaking preparations to depart for that
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
WEATHERFoRD
whselers Coming 10 Fort Worth /. 0. 0. F
Colored Church Cours-Dled.

Weaiherford. Tex, Jhne i.-(Spe-
cial.l-A number Of our best knights
of the Wheel VIII leave Wratherford To.
morrow morning at 9 o'clock for Fort
Worth. Returning. will leave for home
~ o'clock In the evening The party
Is composed of the following rcnilcmrni
Edgar, Henry Sisk. j, ". O'GNyn.
Ed Christian, Fred Tucker aud Julian
HutchisOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal
cllurriL lie, Nuhlin will preach ~ the
Scandinavian NJ. 7, church today az
,iird.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Regular prfnching at the First Baptist
church II 4, NJ and $50 y. N. ]. Nor
gan Wells, pastor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

81. Andrews I'rntetlepf Epileopal
ehutrh. ror1er Filth ard liuak streets,
ktal15 school o a. ~. alsiee aefFlee :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
Do You Need a Pair of Pants

mer Suits 80 w ~ S'"" mus "" sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
TO DO DUTY At THE STATE CAMP.
ADJUTANrGENERAL PoRTER's ASSIGNMENT OF
TROOPS EoR THE COMING SEASON.

ADJUTANTGENERAL PORTER'S ASSIGNMENT OF
TROOPS FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Albany May l5.-Adjutant General Porter today
issued his annual order assigning troops TO duty at
the camps Of instruction the coming season. az follows
From June 10 TO IL, the 2ad Regiment. detachment
Of the I'd Battery and the signal corps OF the second
Brigade. ana 80, po,,mor, ~. .o,.,,
ment OF the Sd Battery.
From june "a TO July l. the 47th Regiment, de-
tschment Of the Battery and the 9Th, 9th, 18th
and 18th separate Companies.
From July TO s. the list Regiment, detachment
Of the LIST Battery. and the ls 4th, 18th and 47th
Separate Companies.
From July 5 to 15 the 10th Regiment detachment
From July Is to %. the 18th and 74th Regiments
and detachment OF the "a Battery.
From July - 10 90 the Hod Regiment detachment
Of the I'd Battery. and the signal corps OF the LIST
and Sd prigades.
The detachments of the LIST. Cd ond I'd Batteries
detailed for camp will each consist OF sergeant
two corporaS. one musician and twelve prvatcs
selected bv the respective battery COMMANDERS
The 18th. 9th. 18th and 18th Separate Companies
will form the first the LIST. i1il 10Th and 47ti sen.
arate Companies the second provisional bat-jn each
commanded by its senior captain. whose company will
take position In its battalion according To the rank
OF its actual commanding officer.
The following officers are detailed for duty at the
Camp OF Instruction As Post Commander. Major
General Josiah Porter AdjuantGencral as Chief OF
Staff Colonel Fred Phistercr, Assistant Adjufant
eral Post Adtutant. Captain John :. shepard Odd
Regiment. Post Ouartermaser Con,missary ~ sinh
story Assistant Chief of Ordinance Inspectors and
Instructors of Drills Major Horatio p Stacpoe 10Th
Battalion. from Juno "a 10 July -: Lieutenant E.
F. Hardin 9TH United States Infantry: as Instructor
I'D Regiment as paymaster. Colonel f. l.. Judson
Military Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
MURDERER LrNCUED IN INDIANA.

Bedford, Ind. MAY 15-N . 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing mob If 100 men appeared before the Jail here,
forced the sheriff TO give up the keys and took John
Tur!cy who murdered Conductor /. +. Price AT
seymour. from his cell and hanged him in the Jail
yard Turley begged for his life. hut his appeals
we're met with silence. The lynching was conducted
IN the most orderly manner. Turkeys cries being the
only sound heard. After lynching their man
the mob requested that the ccdy not be taken
down until daylight. after which II dispersed.
The mob hanged Turley TO tree in the jailyard
within twelve feet OF the railroad track. that all
passing trains this morning could see the body.
He was dressed. though he had been expecting
them. There fortythree men at the Jail masked
and about fifty sixty standing guard at different
points over the city. Turkeys crime was The muir
dor NJ Conductor l.. +. Price " the Ohio and Mis-