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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20

yscrouA. Aug. is.-iSpecial. British
Columbia sealers ars discussing q schsfas
for REIMBURSEMENT Of al rights 20 engage
I'm psisgie sealing. being willing 90 eeds
these 10 tie imperial government II they
can sell their fieet for the actual value Of
the latter. the scheme being 70 allow the
Americans in the North . rHonopoly Of
she business as far m British coiumhsa IL
concerned. the home gosernmsnt msking
ths bsss bargain possible on these nosss
lines.
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evening certain facts came 20 light which
no doubt disturbed VOLTS eauanimisy.
The next morning he wens over 70 yan-
eo1ver. staying at the Oriental hotel.
From there be wired TO his bar tender that
he woald return Friday evening. Wolf
les Vancouver and went over 90 wessmins-
ter aad then on TO Washington. He had
very little money with ham. barely enough
TO last more than q week No attempt
viii be made 90 bring him back.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT SPOKANE.
George Maxwell. o sswmiii Empioys,
Whirls2 Around u shsft.

SPokAsE. Aug 10 Special. I--t5sofge II.
Maxweil, aged -. employed in the Chat
tsroy Lamber Company's sawmili In this
city, was instantly killed today by hls
clothing catching in rapidly revolving
shaft. Before the machinery could be
stopped Maxwsll's hack and neck were
broken, his right arm pulled OF and his
tiesh literally pounded 10 jelly. He had
been with the company Eve years. His
parents reside in Arkansas.
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tn. oiymp,. one. s..n.r..

OLYMPIA, Aug. i9.-[Special. National
Committeeman Hugh Wallace has paid
the capital brief visit and, Of course. was
duly besieged by the anxious offics seek
ers. OF which Olympia has her quots. All
such applicants were met affabiy and re-
eeived polite assurances OF good will. etc.
Mr.. Wallace felt assured that the land
Office would not be consolidated. notwith-
standing the pressure that has been
brought to bear in that direction. There
are several applicants for the positions OF
register and receiver, but until such tins
nc the matter Of retaining the
Office has been definitely settled no
recommendation will be- made. So
far ~ the possmsstershTp r. concerned.
no change Is expected until the term OF
the present incumbent. Mr. Milroy. ex-
pires. There are two active applicants for
this place. ]. N. Glover and L. n. Byrne.
The former was postmaster under Cleve-
lands former administration, and since
that time has been . candidate for several
elective Offices on the Democratic ticket,
each time unsuccessfully. There are
those who seem 20 think that this gentle
man has received pretty near recognition
enough at the hands OF the Thurston
county Democracy. Besides. his former
administration of affairs in the Olympia
postoffice was unsatisfactory TO many
party men from the fact Of his unfaitering
adherence 10 Republican deputies L. r.
Byrne has been q tcacher in the public
schools in this city for several years. and
was Democratic candidate for county
school superintendent at the last election.
Mr.. Byrne recently visited the East. bat
since his return has made no rash state
menss IS TO the effect of his visit on hts
political aspirations.
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EVERETT, Aug. Is Special. IAN ufl-
known man dropped dead while sitting in
the shoe shop OF Henry Schultz yesterday.
He had been working on q railroad Sec
tion above Lowell and had come TO the
city 10 get some medicine. He was Ger
man about Is or 50 years Of age. sandy
beard and mustaehe. lie said he was sub
iecf 10 epileptic fits and this was pro-
nouneed the cause OF death. In the course
Of conversation with Schultz be told him
that be owned tract Of eighty acres,
thirty acres of which were cleared. He
did not say where the land was. except
that IL was about 100 miles from Everett
Efforts 10 establish the identity Of the man
have thus far proved fruisiess.
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Utah Miae owners Reply 70 Bostoa-
sALr LAKE. Utah. Aag. IA Salt Lake
business men have formulated aad for
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Government receipts for the month to
date have been SIS GAG. 600; receipts for the
fiscal year to date. SO. 545. 776: expendi-
lures for the month TO date. so, 207, 900;
expenditures for the fiscal year to date,
SCI, 49,, SIS.
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Gee shs sy.:sa os lAs RsSss SQUAD sAsIags
saak. ks IL Ne pesS.
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IN THE HOUSE.

Silver purchases today were 40. 600 ounce
out of Ia. 900 offered, at 731. cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

NEW YtmK. july 20 Regarding
the Erie rcceiyersiip ihe following state
menl was made. "under resolutions
adopted by The board Of directors tho
executive committee Of the Erie rail.
way company, after full consideration
yesterday placed the road IN The hands
of receivers, Ihe receivers appointed
icy the court ARE .lohu King aud H. g..
Mccullough. The measure II purely la
the Interest Of the road aud It. creditors.
Within The last few weeks, during The
severe monry stringency. the floating
debt Of lie Erie (which every one
knowt has existed for he past few
years. brcnme impossible OF renewal
aud In order not TO sacrifice the best In
ierest- Of HE company, Il was decided
to plnrc the road Ia receivers hands
aud preserve the system intact and ,le-
volop Tie. transportation business OF the
company"
II is sem-oillcinlly stated there will DO
no reorganization of The Erie property,
but the net earning. Of the ncIt three
years VIII be applied to paying on the
floating debt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
CREMATED NEAR VERNON.
A FATHER AND son BURNED TO
DEATH Ar NIGHT
white Four Others OF the Family
Burned---Paris Conlagrntion.

VERNON, Tex. July 20 tspcclnD.
Ahout o'c'ock yesterday evening fire
was discovered issuing FROM The rcsi-
dcnee Of Dr. r. r. Roger. on West
wnharger street. ahout thrcc.f onrlhs Of
mile West Of the court,housc The
alarm was given and The fire boys were
son on hand The family were not at
home, and cause Of fire unknown.
The house WINS owned by w j LIS
ter Of Center, Tes,, aud was built last
wac at ea-i pt -s2Nlo. and insured
for $500 In companies represented by
Hugh Bonuer of this place.
Dr Boeers household goods were IN
snred for $1,000. The piano aud con-
siderable Of the furniture was saved.
The house was totally destroyed
ANOTHER FIRE.
This morning early runner came to
town after doctor for two little chill
dren who were seriously burned in q
fire that consumed the dwelling house
Of II. c Dorsey, on one Of the Il. y.
Jones farms, about ten miles west Of
Vernon, last night between midnight
and daylight People In the neighbor-
hood Of Dorsnys house discovered the
iiH. and went 20 aid him When they
got there they discovered two Of Dor
sey's little children In bed in the burn-
luz building and rescued them. but Dor.
sey and the other members Of the family
were not to be found anywhere. Whit
became of Them is mystery, which
the officers have gone to investigate.
l.ater-H, Q. Dorsey and lO.year-old
sou were burned TO death In The lire
Which consumed their house last hight.
His wife aud four other liitlc boys were
seriously burned
Par-on Foard. wife aud child, who
were sleeping in The lower story OF the
building. escaped unnjured.
The charred romans Of DORSEY aud
the little boy were fonnd after tho fire
got low enough to Investigate. Justice
Harry Mason and County Attorney Sad
dler went OUT to hold an inqne.i.
The origin Of the fire Is not known.
as there was no FIRE in the house after
an early supper, and the house was dis
covered on FIRE about O'Clock ibis morn.
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
nHEINDIAN MUST GO
Peaceably If Possible, hut Forcibly
IT Necessary -wnl the Caddo and
Wichita Reservation he Opened? q

MlNCO. !. r., July lSpccial.l-A
mass meeting was held here last night at
Cameron hall for the purpose Of making
permanent organization to open the
Wichita aud Cnddo reservations.
The following officers were elected:
President, j, G. Bonebraki; yice-president,
Webb Hendrix; treasurer, W. l.. Saw
yers; secretary. l.. y. Hornheck,
The plan of action VIII be as follows;
To issue certificates Of membership FOR a
small fee TO all who wish 10 join, cir
cnlate printed addresses to the people
in the Indian Territory and adjoining
states. asking their support. All meme
bers will be firmly obligated to stand
together, and benefits thus derived by
the association will be shared by all
members,
Everything possible will be brought to
bear on congress to get some action taken
at once. In the event thar congress
should pay no attention 10 their appeals,
they will then insist on an invasion Of
the country.
The meeting was quiet, but thoroughly
aroused aud alive to the situation. aud
all are fully determined 10 push the
matter to speedy sctii 'mcnt by any
means that Intelligent aud united action
may deem best 10 shut out the cattle
barons and give honest homc--erkers an
opportunity to develop the finest reserya-
lions In the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

rIvnnnonrANr CLAUSES IN rr
The Deot-Immigration OF Chinese.
Absolute Resignation Of sovereign
p--Aii Fees TO Become the Prop
crty of Uncle Sam.

tTANs1t ~ ~ ~. ~. "a o.. t,..
~ ~ v" ~, ''"'
Vlseo' July w. iodaN II was learned
positively that the provisional govern.
tu.ut's nolle, and nnsition ,,snrtIne IN.
-. '.i,. - -,
w "'"S r'l'nuhs WIN 'ne h'Nu
states are, aud will continue TO he, In
brief. as outlined In the treaty drawn TO
renhe, IN, l,c,,n.,i :, which ohi,ct.
wy Wy "'',.'' ~
vns arose ~ me Ihiled States during
thu visit Of the llawain commissioners
to Washington. aud which will not hc
Forwarded ngnin irbc new trn,tv NM.
Ter has bccn fully discussed In A sn,..
rinl r,ssion Of ihc oo,,,eii lately and
n irnff AZ M ,,.n, t,.,a,, 49," ,,l ,h,,, "
few DAYS heen RETURNED from the cam.
lnittrr nnd h,.rn cnJorsrd hv Ma NV.
nrnn,rnt anJ an, rnnn,Jl unn,Iisi.iIy frhe
,lurutnpnt ,,,ntniu, ~. n,tIci,s ,,htch
nro briefly nv fnlinVv.
Article c.drs fr,n, ,h, 1nt,. ~ tha
ratification al ,he nnnty vithont rr.
s,rvr An rirh,. sn,,ar,i ,"iy ~ .na
,ovrr tbs tis,yaiin ij.nhs mi drnsrJ'
.r,,is in ,hn InI,.d Sia,,. ~" tn h,,,n,n,,
~ wv ,n'nu Hlh''H' 7" u''olhe
rllr,,, Pa's .n'''",i ,.,,,s,... "A,
soi,,,I, NNuVS NV ti .'ll w
,,n,,n ,,,,t MIL, ." niiti,,..u ~
49," "nus' fwp.N uu'u'nks, p"''h'
natnyr ma elnel pupne pturrl}
.N.al.N - lIH''u,s ,hAt w vAlNlhs
nNoinin'sll o. Tue hHWaiin Islands ana
~ avs rr,auns W Us Internal ponoy
S ,,,', W. y"n u NY Nv9N.", 70 ~ ~
n"iVl wv .alllVu Vul VnnVr NIrVll9n az
y tnll'd SlWeN commissioner appointed
ny the president amt senate, said com.
missioner TO reside In the linWntn Isl
gliuH. WIN power 70 veto within ten
hays any aet passed by the lncul govern.
mrnL which shall thereon hrcoue void
unless nflciwrd approved by the presi.
dent NJ the United States.
Article I. Prohibits the Immigration
81 Nliurar lhborols MO the Hawaiian
islands nntil such time ~ congress
shall provi,s' further LEGISLATION, II also
nrohihits tilnese lnhOrers now here
wise tho Immigration and Labor laws are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

NEW YORK. July 20 Grand Master
workman \. V. povderiy has been sharply
crinolzed by labor papers. which accuse
lim Of saying that BIZ order aud other
labor organizations are failures One Of
The most bitter " the artiies appeared In
a cleveland labor paper, aud Powdefly re-
rlIes % 1t ia the present Issue Of the On.
elal journal Of his order lie denirs say
Ing his order was failure, but says Of
himself;
Iawdcfiy admits he 4 failure: be- never
denied H. He attempted % unite All
they could net ~ pnc rIau. h. affelipi,4l
to cause them 10 see that lioyc1ffs wers
two edged swords aud should IL. -,sorifd
10 only a. last resorts, Yes Powderiy ii
failure anl be II not ashamed u Il.
for be was A failure Nd 10 What he hclii.xed
10 De good, TIT wageNofkrr win npyii
be defended, never Ne projected untii he
taxes hand IN politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

PUEBLO, Col, July 20. Since the
closing Of the steel works yesterday
many Of the colored people who were
engaged there are making arrangements
10 hunt other fields Of labor. During the
last four months 80 oolored men were
brought here from Birminghan Ala, aud
about 40 Of these have received passes
from coal mining company ncar co;nm.
liis, Kan. 10 20 there % work ~ fhe
nnires About iiffy viii leave Ar h
O'clock tomorrow woriing and others viii
follow soon. Many who have saved
enough VI their wages 70 DO 80 win ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

HlLLSBoRo. Tex, July 2d.-lspe.
e'al a warrant was sworn out this
evening for VIII Hearne, Young "a.
cle'y and church man, by Miss she
i'eaNis' young lady 10 years old. eharg.
ing him with seduction under promise of
marriage He left town several days
since She received letter dated from
leAarkana, stating he intended to re-
tura aud fnlhll his promise AZ soon as
he could get hold of money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

RoCkDAl4E, Tex, July aG.-,Speciall
-i,fice johnson and Anderson GnIiland
bolh colored became involved IN dltB-
enl'y this evening, during which the form
ef 'hrew a sharp butcher knife. buryine
y IN the forehead over the left cye Of
the latter. laying bare the brain. Too
much attention to Prices wife caused
in jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

LUBBOCK, Tex, July eG.-tspeciaD.
Good rains have fallen in different
parts of the country near us and 1t is
raining here now.
A big barbecue VIII begin here on the
LIST pro1.
We are looking forward to the exten.
sion of the Texas Central railroad west,
and with view Of showing the advan.
tages offered for building from Albany
through this country we expect to make
a preliminary survey in that direction
toward Rayner early in August,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
Did Fifty Thousand of Denver Peo-
pie in Melting Out Justice,
ARnArA, a nnurAL ITALIAN.
Had Murdered an Inonensiye old
Man-For Twelve Hours the People
Talked, then Met, aud then Made
theJail Look Lake a Ruin.


DENVER. Col, July 2G-Arrah the
Italian murderer. was lynched by mob
Of l5'Ooo people
Last night an Italian s,loon tecper
named Arrata brntally numbered an in.
offensive odl man named liehtroo. lie
was Immediately placed In the county
Jail which is located In the heart Of
the city, and is a very secure sirucurc
The citizens discussed the crime an day
long aud this evening people began to
gather at the Jail,
BY 10 o'clock fifteen thousand people
began TO batter down The doors
The sheriff and deputies tried to hold
the crowd back They tired few Shots
over the heads Of the crowd, which
seemed only to aEsrayate the already
inadhehed throns
"uafiS hrst 'ried 10 tepel the moi
WIN heavy stream q Saier but Mer'
unable to do 20, They fInally turned OH
all the lights. The mob tore the head
lights from passing ears and soon rrnrhed
the Office Of the jail.
by this time 5000 people had gather.
ed in tho vicinity Of the jail.
The oflicinls fired sli,,htix ,,,nu,di,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

INDlANAPoLIS. Ind, July %.
There were no disturbances at any Of
fhc indlanapoli. hanks today. aud busl.
ness wore rs usual aspect The de.
Termination expressed yesterday by the
business community 10 proceed cnnhy 4
evidently M permanent force. There WIS
nothing unnsual ~ The dcinennnr Of il,.
people about the bnnlss and other bnslness
crnicrs The expression most fr.uuantls
heard ,wFs that indianapolis rad no
cause f0f alarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

HENNDssY, o. r., July &c
Special, There was a fight between
soldiers and eaitlemen in The strip a few
miles above here. II is rumored that
several were injured and that many
cattlemen were killed. The soldiers
drove the cetile out and the cowboys
drove them back. and the fight oc-
CURED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

LIVERPOOL, July ~ -Mneh Of The
oil and cotton that had been discharged
from the British steamer st. Isnoch
from New York. has been destroyed by
lire, The cargo had been stored under d
shed, The oil and cotton burned with
great iiercen"ss. and before the fire was
cxtineuished dannge 10 the extent ~
100000 was done. The ST. EnOch sls-
iaii,ei 10 damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

affairs Of The Wisconsin Fire and Marine
Insurance Company hank. II Il stated
sum Of So,stt. 900. due deposltors, showed
4 decreasc since July | Of NstiAltrHl.
the last romcl sum representing thu
amount drawn out ilurhg the I'm and Il
few DAYS prior ihcrrfo, The hauk held
SlOSVNl Ia cash whcu thr doors closed.
The bank raised SilnOn0 on securities
after July Y aud shortly prior therclo
borrowed S9oo,oOO ~ the sauc manner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

TARPoN SPRINGS, Fla, July 3D.
Early this morning Masked men approached
the house Of bud stephenson aud hrpd az
him through an open window Tho shots
iaissed him, hut Instantly killed Henry e..
Stcen. who was watching with stephenson.
Stephenson Is the man Who Killed Marshal
Mhlfphurst IN the an VI July and he has
hepn ia precautions condition ever since
FROM wounds received In that hght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

CLEVELAND. o., July 20. THE
Avery stamping works today passed. into
receivers bands 10 avoid mixing an as.
Hignmeut The firm was perfectly sol.
yent but was unable To yet flfrhrr mo-
cpnm0dlton. from The banks, which "a.
ready hold SlOD,0OO Of Ia paper ~.
sei. erg Estimated 20 Sio,OOO; liabilities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

LOUISVILLE, KY July No. Of
the banks opened promptly Mt o o'cloch
this morninr aud proceeded with busines,
rs II nothing had happened to disturb
the financial affairs df the community.
Except FOR crnwds there was no iudlca-
ton that business wnA not as serene aud
quiet Ms Il ever was. 1hose In position
to know the truth assert that every bank
Ia the city II solvent, and all that 10
necessary to pre- vent further trouble V
the belief of the fact by deposltors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

WASHINGTON, July ga telegram
has been received At the interior depart,
ment from Inspector Fason aunouucing
that the execution Of the condemned
Chocuws had been postponed from Aug.
4 10 Sept. s, by orders OF the Choctaw
..,,....t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

MILwAUKEE, Wis, July 20. The
bank psnir here Is over Today there 4.
not the slightest tendency toward a. run
on any ~ the local banks Crowd. ,hut
base surrAunded the various hanklne
installations from morning to sight hnse
tpllert windows has resumed the nat,rnl
condition.
tbs greatest interest eenrsrs In ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
Arr.sirII

DENVER, Colo.e July 20. Nj ]. Law
renee, president Of the suspended Peo-
pies Saving hank aud also president
Of the Peoples National bank. was ar
rested this afternoon gu charge Of
grand larceny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July "a
Claus Sprckcls arrived from IIonninir
Today. " says the provisional Yoycfii'
mrni II doomed. MOI n quarter Of ih.
good people are with them. and the con.
sensns opinion IL hat the queen must IL,
RESTORED. The question viii evcninnliy
be pm 10 vote aud The queen viii viii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

CINCINNATI O., july a8 -clarehcs
VI. o,ermau, late president aud director
Of the Citizens Natioual bank Of Hills
horn. o.. was arrested by tinted States
nurshn today churYed With eubesHle-
meni Of SJl'Nn oi the banks fluids. and
With making false reports 10 the comp
troller Of the currncy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

Turn 10 birmingham. hoping 10 regain
Their old positions there, Others who had
nothing when they arrived here will re-.
main, while some who are going to the
coal mines IN Missouri expect to return
when the mills open again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

DENVER Colo. July 20 President
was arrested this afternoon, charged
with grand larceny. Ind Violating tho
state law. IN receiving deposits thirty
days prior 10 The siinpenlon NJ the
bank. lie processes to have notLlug to
fear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

BOSTON, Mass, July ~ BcuJamla
II, rlcknor of hosion, doing business as
11ckncr y Company, publishers, made
an assignment. except of such property
Us " exempt from attachment, for the
heneiit of creditors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

ELGlN, Tex. July 2G.-(Special) -
Elsin received her first bale Of cotton this
morning raised by Mr.. j. n. King. FIVE
miles north Of town; weighed 47I pounds
and sold to A. II. Carter x Go. for 10
cents per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

DISCO, i~S, Iuly ~ Especially Ths
First National hank OF Cisco opcued its
doors today at y. m. Everything was
quiet and no run was made on the bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

NEW YoRY Jnly 20 j. II. Dnmont
menhr of ihc stock exchange since
May l. $50. announced his suspension
this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

NACoGDOcEirs Tex. Jaly 20 y
(speclal.l -'rhe Il, II lee saw min.
planer and half million feri u lninber
burned this morning Loss $4,000. No
insurance..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

PARIS. Tex. July 20. -(Speclai1 =
The residence Of ]. j. Walsh. president
Of Tbs Electric Light aud Railway conn
$500, Dine 10 defective Aue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 20 The
larg dry goods firm Of H. NJ Brown X
Go, made an assignment this afternoon.
Assets, Sla5,OO0 Liabilities 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

HOUSTON Tex. July Specially
AT Carmona. Harrison Alexander killed
Tom Moore, Moore had slandered Al.
eAander's wife aud threatened hi, life.
lie wnylaid him aud assaulted him with
stone, when Alexander shot him four
times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

CINCINNATI. o., July 70 Powell
crossley assigned today. Assets 5000
900: liabilities unknown. lie Mas =
lnnd specnntor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

HSSION, Tex. JnIy 20 =
II l.ocal forecast TOR TEXAS
,e lWth MERIDIAN far he
pnr hours ending at Is NH.
ieinp- rs' ~, Generally fair. sia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

SHERMAN. Tex luly 20 -iSpecial)
Fir destroyed the fe-iIenre Of Nrs.
A. X. Avery in this city this evening.
House insured for 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

4 'f,nioN' July GA lis
a Rst,, ,n rea'iycd fr4m Assistant
.,,,, q the Marine hospital
'Aupneh al Genoa. Iigiy,
,pfs,aiiing 10 de- provinces
-Du Aessln. Genoa is suspI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27

KERRvIbHsloN 20 eeS, July &c
(Spec!aD. - Ance now is that the
Mexican murdered at Allerkamp's ranch
was killed by his mistress, who has He'd.