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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-13
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A THOUGH you may have had good luck
~ with but few failures in making cake and
biscuit in the old-fashioned way with soda and
sour milk, or soda and cream of tartar, you
will have better luck and following directions)
failures with the Royal Baking Powder.
The truth of this must be evident when you
remember that in the leading hotels and res
taurants, and in the homes of our city cousins,
where the latest and best methods are invari-
ably employed, and where the most beautiful
and dainty food is always set out for the guests,
the Royal Baking Powder is exclusively used
for all quickly risen food.
Royal Baking Powder never disappoints;
~kever makes sour soggy or husky food; never
spells good materials; never leaves Jumps of
alkali in the biscuit or cake; while all these
things do happen with the best of cooks who
cling to the old-fashioned methods, or who use
other Baking Powders.
If you want the best food, Royal Baking
Powder is indispensable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
GLApsroNE REPLIEs.

London. May Blu the coiuni0ns to-
day ne, Hon. w. l.. Jackson, who sue.
ceeded MIR. Balfour a. secretary for lro.
land in Mr.. Salisbudy's late admins
traiion. asked whether the government
would print and circulate forthwith the
amendments 10 the financial clauses Of
the IRISH home rule hill. Primo Minis
Ter Gladstone replied lhhi when the house
committee should reach that stage of the
Home rule bin the government Intended
TO move to postpone tie financial clnircS.
ilt Hon Joseph Chamberlnin--Does
the government propose any change there
I'M
Mr. GlndstOnc-None AZ present.
Mr.. Chnmbcrlnin--D0e the govern
mcht adhere 20 the financial clauses Ms
they 1ands
Mr.. Gladstoue--I canot say u-aughterl
For instance. possible Increase Of the
excise must he Regarded. II " mcrily
the assertion Of a principle OF lrelnnh'~
liability 70 certain charges The GOVERN
Ineut has not intended 10 depart from
proposals TO retain custom dulles. III
nancini clauses will remain open, Ia com.
lDittee.
Alr. Chamberlain gave notice tint
Monday be- would nsk Mr.. Gladstone
wbc.her or not fhf government intrndtd
10 adhere 70 clause . q lilc hone rnls.
blu. This clau~c concerns Irish r+presef-
fatl0n az Westminster 70 BIZ rs,fucrd 10
eighty members By the bill ~ u stands
but 10 he left intact according ~ the
i'prnfllite ninentFnent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
THE LAST DAY
OF THE STATE MEDICAL Asso.
CITATION MEETING.
A Declaration In Regard to The Code Of Ethics.
IN Apology Made-About Pneumonia
The Final Adjournment

Galveston. Tex, May o. -CSpecial) y
The State Medical ociation assembled
promptly at . o'clock this morning A no.
uceable falling OF was observed in the
attendance, many doctors having left
for their homes.
In mcmoriam reports were submitted
Tor publication on the deaths of Dr. Nj.
5. Grow of Stephenyille, Tex; DIR. Pope
Of Marshall. and Di, e. q. Fraucis Of
johnson county.
An interesting paper was read by DIR.
q. u. Paine of Comanchc on the treat
mcnt of pneumonia, the disease which
doctors disliked To handle probably more
than any other. Debate Oh the treat
mont, after the paper was open for dis
cussiun, was prolonged aud sifted the
subject to the bottom. There was some
difference Of opinion about the use of
digtalis. alcohol hot and cold water up
phcatiOns and In fact no two physicians
were found who treated their cases ex-
actly alike. The use Of coal tar dcrivl-
tons especially antipyrine. was held 10
be dangerous and numerous ia case Of
the latter
Or. Allen I. Smith Of Galveston asked
for an apology from the association for
that pnri of the minutes which bore re-
lation to the paper of DIR. WIN. Keller,
the latter had asked the day before to
have the paper withdrawn from the pro-
gram. As this was contrary TO the rule.
the paper, upon motion was expungcd.
DIR. Smith said DIR, Keller had been Of
Tended by this action and an apology
was due him. Thu association agreed
with him and Ind the expression with
drawn from the minutes.
The committee ON the presidents mes
sage recommended to have II adopted
as a whole, especially that part on vital
statistics aud recommended further that
a committee be sent to Austin TO secure
legislative action. This committee was
appointed, consisting Of DIR. McLaugh-
lin. chairman; Drs Denton, Daniels,
Rosser and Christian.
Drs. j. +. Y. Paine, I'D Rand and II.
A. West We're appointed a committee
on scholarship.
The judicial council submitted Il report
recommending the admission Of DR.. 9.
G.. Barrett Of Galveston to membership.
Their report was adopted
Dr. ]. r. Thicker offered the following
resolution on u matter which was caus-
ing good deal Of trouble:
Resolved. That it Is violation of the
code Of ethics for members to form co.
partnership with an undergraduate and
any physician so doing shall be expelled
from the associations; adopted.
President Sears Of Waco and First
yice-president Rosser Of Dallas were
Installed In their Offices aud the outgoing
president. j. ID. Osborne made his reiir-
ing speech,
DIR. Bell offered resolutions Of thanks
to Hon. Walter q. Gresham and wife
mud 10 the citizens Of Galveston for
courtesies extended; adopted,
Convention then adjourned sine die
A sail on the bay this evening CON
Guided the agreeable stay Of The members
In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
MEMPHIS EDITORS


Memphis. Tenn. May 5.Serlous
trouble WAS expected by many today to
follow a publication made In The Appeal.
Avalanche this morning IN which j.. w,
Carnack, editor of The Morning tom-
mercial. was denounced ae n wilful mud
malicious liar by Colonel w. A. Collier.
principal owner Of The Appcnl-Aynl-
anche. who published a card nboye his
signature. w the same issue OF Tile Ap-
penl-Avnlanclie was nm editorial IN which
the editor Of The Commercial il referred
10 ny having "Iiaisod ban sinister Lee
tween himself and all gentlemen by per-
hitting himself TO be proclaimed . cow
ard aud poltroon ON every dead wall and
lnmppost In the city Of Memphis over Tho
signature of reputable cltizelL' This
hnd reference TO the action Of Inscar
DuBose. son Of Judge Duliose, judge Of
the criminal couf1, who had sought Of
Editor Carnack satisfaction for The at
lacks made on his father Al noon today
Cplonel Collier went down 10 the corner
Of Madison and Main street. Shortly nf-
forwards Cnrmaek appeared on the on
posite corner. Both We're IN full view of
each other aud ~ crowd gathered. Car
mack. however, made no demOnstrntion
mud finally went 10 his office, and thus
liz matter stands. There are rin1rs of
a duel, hut no notes have passed ~ 10
this hour a. far Us known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
soTruERN WEATHER BULLETIN.

Galveston. Tex. May 5.lSpeeial, u
Ailania-Ayerage. Z; maximum sOi
minimum ~.
Xdgasa- Average, II; maximum, 81;
minimum. ".
minimum. 10
Gaives,on.z Average, II; maximum, ST.
minimum. 90.
Liide Rock average, 49, maximum.
rs. minimum, ~.
Memphis Average, IA maximum, So
mnimnu, rs
Mobile Average, 10; maximum, x;
i1nintun. 10.
Monsnn,ry Average, 7; maximum,
-. niinimmn.>11.
New Orleans Average, 0; maximum.
81 minimum. 81
savannah Average, u; maximum, -;
minimum. ~
yieksburg Average, 0; maximum, 81;
mlhimum 81
Wilmington Average. 10; maximum,
Is. minimum. 80.
5g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
BRAVE CISCO PEOPLE.
They Arc Hard at work wiping out the
Traces OF the D,sastcr--Tho Men
Who Handle the Money.


CISCO. Tex, May 5.-tSpeciai)--
Everything is moving along very snooth-
". The wounded are doing finely and
the work of building and cleaning up is
going along rapidly.
Money. lumber ind stock feed con
stitute the great need now.
1t is somewhat blustery here tonight
and this very forcibly recalls the awful
visitation of tonight week ago.
Colonel Byrd Of Dallas with a force
of twelve colored men arrived today. He
come well supplied with tools. supplies,
exc, and his afternoons work on the
rubbil. pile has made wonderful DIFF
ference in the appearance of the streets.
The cash receipts for today have been
much lighter than commun, only S3O5T.-
% having been received. This. how
ever, brings the toral receipts up to Si3,-
5TSa1.
IL is utterly impossible for the commit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
THEY WENT


Galveston, Tx. May 5.--(Spccall -
doe Levy of Levy Bros, liyeryiuen Of this
cliN. was u passenger M the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas train which was held
up aud robbed 10y the starr gang at
pryor's Creek last Tuselny night, Nj.
Levy gives The following account of the
affair. We arrived at nryor's Greek. II
small station about 200 miles north Of
Denisuu. at $50, The first | knew Of
any trouble was when the porter came
into our ear aud said che train was
being robbed, la less than a minute the
warning was given for everybody 10 get
down aud The bullets began TO pour in
through the car windows. Suddenly a
man appeared at each end Of the car
and ordered every man TO hold mp his
hands They did 80, as both men were
armed with Winchester The Grst man
tackled was unit~l States Commissioner
Adams of MnSkogcc, |, r, The robbers
were evidently acquainted with him, as
they called him by name, warning him
not Ia look after the affair was over.
They relieved him Of all the papers and
money aud hla watch and chnin. was
the next victim. had nhoui 5000 IN
my person aud when the hrst alarm was
given J put part of the money in my
ahiri bosom some IN my belt and the
bnlnnce IN my stockings, except few
silver dollars. which the robbers took.
Ny wntch aud chain. which cost me
S225, ! threw under my overload on
the seat. They picked II up. but in The
furry ! managed Ia Enin possession Of it
and they did not return IN me again.
They felt the palms of my hands and
said. You have al easy Job" Harry
Roberts was the next man attacked aud
WIS relieved Of so In cash After the
coaches had been gone through the rob
bers ordered twelve Of us to accompany
them 10 their horses aud We went, aud
| assure you not one of us dis0hcyed a
single order. There were about 21O
shots fired during the time, but no one
was Injured The men were nnmnsked
aud were all young fellows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
npnI,r rnR nEcnnp.

cnIveston. Tex. May D--tspecial. THE
stcamship Leonard Of the Sierra line Or
ai'ter bar today. drawing full sixteen feet
one Inch. She WIS laden with cotton, cot
,ouseed meal. copper bullion and ore ms
,,il,a ta,o inches more flan any vessel thni
hes vel crossed the bar. AT the time SUE
missed the pilots nag indicated a depth q
sixteen feet three Inches. on Aiafch ~
dr1,ine fifteen feet nine inches. on April
"a The steamship Amethyst crossed draw
Ing aftecn feet ten Inches, now comes ne
Leonard with sixteen feet one Inch. which
nrovea cnncluslvely that the leiiies are ar
formulating the work for which they arc
heinn projected. There Is general rejoicing
here over the result and " The present
ssonr il maintained Il Is predicted here that
before August next there VIII be mean
depth Oh The bar 0f seventeen feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Moran, Tex, May 8, 1893,
To The Gazette;
The citizens Of Moran and vicinity
have responded to the call from Cisco
for aid. Moran is small place, but
her sympathy for her neighbors in Cisco
is unbo,nded and She has contributed
her utmost to relieve their distress.
There has been forwarded Sll4.sp In
money. quantities Of provisions, wearing
apparel and bedding. estimated at 500
Besides, she has eight carpenters at
work in Cisco whom she FURNISHES with
all necessaries. Eight beeves viii be
driven to Cisco tomorrow to be butcher
ed as required, and more TO follow.
JESSE TEAGUE,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

and the third hy iinsdrrllmi The two
reinaiuing heais were rim tu,lay aud
were run by Rover IN 2A ~
:, lhireenth race ttroiaiunl i've heats
lNrnill Won. Auhurn Il SECOND, Has
drnhal third. Time. a;lS liz
Scrond hcat--parncll won. Auburn II
sssso''d' ilas'iruhal third, Time, a;;ls
Third heat--INrncll wsn. Auburn IL
sc.pnd. Time. 2;23 IA.
4, Fourteenth race (runninkl --l'irst heat.
Seguin won. Tom : seetnd, Stella Nj
thirl; Willie c fourth. THE. 1l9 10.
ftiseenth race ttrufting) Leopard Bob
,,.,a S,>sle . second, Piir third Time.
Second Leat-Ieoparl Roh won. Pine
second. GusSic o third Time. 2.iS II.
Thrill heat Leopard Rob won. Gnssi,.
y second, Pipe third. Time, 2;4G IL
o sixteenth race tpaciue) First heat
Sprague won, Clay LAX second, Ira NJ
shiri, Scratch fourth. Time, 2i2S II.
Ses1nd hcat--rlay lax MON. Snrague
sse 's Snatch third, Ira n fourth Time
5:5i = Is.
Thlrd heat-Clay Jax won, Sprar,e
sSrsS ,Sd Sersish third, lfs NJ fourth.
Fourth heat Clay Jex won. Srurue
2i27 N' =" y iV"''" LINE
Special race No. 1hre,.eiehis Of A
mile-,hsh. Brown Bird Won. Diamond
second, Maud Bishop third. Time. .36
special race No. 2.-oncquartcr Of a
nlle lash-Badgcr won. GRAY Johnson
second; Mamie JOhnson third. Roam Bolt
out Time 20 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

THE VOTE VARIED GREATLY


Austin, Ter, May b--Cspeclai)-
Land Commissioner McGaughey Is thu
happicst man Ia Texas today.
Congratulations over his aclulttal be-
fore the high court Of Impeachment ara
pouring in on him.
There's nine thousand men falling over
zach other to get chance to shake his
hund nnd tell him they knew how II
would be all the time,
His return TO the duties of his oilied
is awaited with interest.
The closing hours of the trial wcra
witnessed hy a large audience, and were
impressive iudccd When the last testi'
mony was tnkrn mud the question was
turned over to the court It did not take
then. lung 10 dispose Of II. and with
fun. free acquittal Of the charges pre-
ferrcd for his Impeachment, they dis
MISSED the cAse agninet the commits
sioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Chicago, H., May 5.-Ahnost ex-
haustcd Frank Skecle brought q relay
bicycle message from Hammond. H.. to
Kingsingt0l IT 7;35 this morning. hay-
ing left Hammond NJ 1905, The rubber
bag holding the message was thrown to
him and he carried 1t into the ,ity
Chicago wheelmen reached the city at
S:l5, lust 122 hours from the time the
message left Governor Russell. or ~
hours behind time. The delay was
caused by bad roads,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

st. Louis, Mo, May 5.-First race
Six fnrlongs, Volunteer won, Arlhus @,
second, White Wings third; time 1s17
Second race-Four furlongs. Clara
White won, Wine Dots second. Bone
Doctor thirl; time 80 IL.
Third race-Sir furlongs, st. Joe won,
Ianposi second. Minnie Gee third; time
1;W II.
Fourth rece-Six and half furlonrs,
Hasty Gus won. Mitchell second.
Donnc third; time 1,al.
Fifth race Five furlongs. Ithica won.
Emperor Billet second, Doubtful third:
time Loo L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
NASHVILLE RACES

Nashville. Tenn. MAY 3. First race-.
Three quarters Of milo. Ike \ won.
Horace Leland second, pnettiwit tbirI.
time l;15 IL.
Second race-Fonr fnrlongs McIight
Won Fat second, Saddlebags third; time
Third race Mile and sayonty yards.
Maid Marian won, Francis Pope second.
Iasco third; time 1:45 IL.
n Fourth race-Tenny, .lr, won. Forest
lar.
Fin race-Six furlongs. Cora Taylor
won, lssic o. second, Freedom third
time l;l4.
Sixth Six furlongs. EmpressFred-
erick Won, Ragucr second, Flower Del
lis third; time liza H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

low measure contiuupa about stationary
OYER fexar. but TINT pnri Whirh was over
Oklahoma md Kansas hiss tlied up The
area Of 'iEh pressure u moving south from
tlin northwest.
Tho Temperature hRs fallen from the
central portion Of the eastefu ROCKY noun.
fnln Ylopr OYER nHrfJW strip " country
extending eastward 70 the lower lakes, and
has Usen over other portions 81 the country.
Partly cloudy 10 cloudy weather prevails
OYER ne greater portion of the country,
The low pressure VIII probably move from
Taxas eastward TO The central valleys dur.
ing sunday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

an natives. uamed Antonio Martinez
Antonio J. Baroles, alins Marcia, and
Niolnriano Argou. The parties Engaged
10 the lsnuhlng are also natives aud se-
cursl the prisoners 10y pretending 10 the
lniler tbey were conaahlcs with prison
ers for cumnEunwit The iynching In
The c,hminnllpn Of a series OF unpublished
wines involving rape ard murder No
clue ia thp lVnt.hpr4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Washington, May 8. A statement has
boon prepared from The records OF the
pusioilioe department showing ID. iinm-
Dor Of presidential p0stmaaicrs appointed
during the iilsi two months of the presi-
dehts administration, aud also the mum
ber appointed during the corresponding
period Of Harris0ns administration.
The statement shows during the lnE
two months $50 presidential poslinasters
have been appointed. AGAINST 2Oi during
the corresponding period Of Hnrrlsoi's
administration. The statement shows
Tho average terms served 10y 80 postmaA.
tors removed by Harrison were two
ycnrs eight months. while
the average time served by tho Is post
nnstprs removed during the last two
months was three years and four months.
The international monetary conference
which adjourned 10 re-asscmbic IN Brus.
soils the 3Oih Inst, will change the date.
a general feeling Is Expressed by repre-
nrntallyes of leading powers that the
end Of May II not suitable time for
recommending the lahurs Oi the confer.
ence, aud today II was determined TO
cable the announcement that the re-
assembling Of the conference would be
postponed uutll NnyciDhnr.
The president today appointed the fol-
lowing pOsitiiastcrs; Allen IL. Donhnm.
Tcrre llnnic. Ind. vice u. q. Grniner,
removed; Mrs. Anna u. ksnha widow
late SeiiatOr kennnl Charleston, W. Va,
vice II q. McWhOrfer, removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
I.ENINGrnN RArEs

-, lexington. ny. May 5.--First race--
ihree.fourths mile, Oliver won. Oslrus
second, CALEDONIA third: time, 1:iT.
:, second race ENTHUSIASTICALLY mile.
hook l.aidley won, Hhppness second,
Luck Now third; time la IL.
Third race Mile and any eighth. Pur.
year won; Old Pepper second. Sweet
blossom third; time .5S "a.
Fourth race-Half mile, Sophie won
SISTER Anita second, Hiiuyar third; time
flitli race Five firlnugs. pittsburg
won Cedar Brook second, Powder third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
DOpp CITY AM I.ANNINs-

Dodd City. Tex, May Especial y
The people OF this town forwarded to-
day to the Cisco sufferers. cash $3.50;
bed clothing, children's clothing. supplies,
etc, Si05; total Sl0350,
Lannins, small town three miles
north of here, sends, cash 5000; gem
erdl supplies about $50; total 5000.
The amounts from Iannins and Dodd
are sent up by the Dodd relief COM
mittee, amounting TO $233TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Montevideo. May l-'rhe most recent vlo-
ia .r,,, ~ >" w,,inesaav hy Gaasillis,s's
troops. Gainnnro entered Uruguay near
RIVERA. General Garcia started 10 pursuit.
fight followed in which. two officers
twrlyr of the urugnayans Were killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
FRoM scHooL cnnnnrN

o,eonrne' Tex, May 5.--lspesial.) 1.-THE
pubic school children Of the city have
RAISED about Sll0 for the Cisco suffer
eis' ana tonight there viii be meeting
at me courthouse, when the committees
having the maItel in eharge will renor..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Albuqnerque. n. ~. May 8. Last
.nit,nt three men. siarg,-d with murder.
were taken from the county jail Ut Los
Inns ~ s. Vance county. twenty miles
Anifh n here. and hanged 10 cotton
wssl tree pear tho Ian Parils~ werv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Sorslcana. Tex, May o. (Spccial.)--
The scoop The Gazette made in the re-
port of the Cisco catastrophe has at
hfcted no little attention here The Ga
zette Is highly praised for its enter
prise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Cleveland. o., May 5.--cleveland.
runs, D; base hits. o; errors - battery,
Carkson aud Immer Chicago. runs.
q: base hits. 10: errors 3; battery Me.
Ginnis aud Hutchinson and Sclirieyer;
umpire. Lynch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Cisco, Tex. May 5.--tSpecial.l i've
have great nahy lssters and telegrams
saying. .wlhy don't you make drsfa AZ
per our instrsctiou;r Please say to The
good people thai We are pushed FOR tiuae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Baltimore, Md, May q, Baltimore
runs, =; base hits, IN; error u battery.
McMahon and robinson. Boston. runs
.; base hits, 3; errors, o, battery, Nichols
aud Bennett; umpire, Hurst,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
FORT WORTH. TEXAS SATURDAY. MAY s. 1893,

ID "' departments and are making drafts
as requested just as fast as We can ct
to then, Yours truly.
GEO. W. GRAVES. Mayor
Fer X. i. DAVIS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Cooper. Tex. May 3. -ispeciaL) THE
different orders Of this place as well as
citizens, nre getting up contributions and
sending to the sufferers AZ Gsce- Done
know Just how much will be sent today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YORK.

Washington. Alhy 5.-Washmgton.
runs, II; base hits, II; errors, 2; hat
terry, Maui and Farrell; New York, runs.
3; base hits, 5 errors. . battery, King
aud Doyle; umpire. Mclaughlin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Terrell, Tex, May Especial, The
Knights of Pyihias today send SO to
Cisco sufferers This makes a total
of s2o5 from Terrell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Brooklyn. N. Y, May &. --Brooklyn.
runs, 3; base hits, .. errors, 1: battery,
Stain and Kinslow; Philadelphia. runs.
1 base hits, /: errors, - battery Carscy
and Clements; umpire. Gaiiney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

San Antonio, Tex, May 5-CSpeciol.)
The subscriptions for Cisco now
amount TO 1897 and will reach $500.