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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
A Good Heart.

Mr.. Phillip Sanger, of Dallas, a
brother of MIR. Sam Sanger, our
fellow citizen, has donated to
Buckner's Orphan Home, near
Dallas, enough material to make
full wool suits for all the boys in
the Institution, and sufficient goods
to make dresses for all the girls,
provided the ladies of Dallas, will
do the cutting and making
Hebrews kno Y how to be liberal t,
worthy objects. Il is part of
their religion.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

A legal advertisements, without
exception, will be charged for at the
folloHnt rates per square Gen lines)
fir Insertion, Is cen 3, each subse
quit assertion 80 cents. SIX lines
or les IS half square Seven lines
and up to ten square.
Charitable advertisements All en-
tertainments or events of charita Die
or religious nature, when admission
is charsei or refreshments sold, ten
GEMS per llue Oeadiug matter) fist
insertion, five cents for each subse-
qnent insertion. Display matter, 80
cents per inch, first insertion, 20
cents each subsequent time.
Obituaries, resolutions Of respect
or coincidence, ten cents per line
eacn insertion These rates will not
oe dcv,ated from.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
In the Courts.

OTIS David, ex county tax collec
tor, on account of the illness of his
attorney, postponed his case which
was call, d in Judge Scott's court
this morning, until tomorrow a,
2 p M.
There was nothing further done
in this court to lay
In Judge G ,odrich's court the
case Of F. l. Carroll VS. the Sar
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
is on trial today.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

IL he eduor of The W AGO Weekly
G Id Bug will read the opinion of
Assistant Attorney General Aid.
rich, 10 whom was referred the
q1ea.ion of the legality of Fosters
proposed issue Of gold bonds de
manied BE- Seligman, ct al, he will
no doubt experience an enlighten-
men. equal TO that which fell on
Saul of Tarsus, az breathing out
threatenings, he went from Jerusa
lem to Damascus. Aldrich says
that all Of the obligations of the
federal government are payao ole in
coin; and that coin means gold and
silver at ratio of one TO sixteen.
M amount Of falls fcation can
change the law into what the Gold
Bug says it is. The words injected
into the Sherman act relating to
ahe parity of the metals are being
contorted by Cleveland and Carlisle
as for as possible into the idea ad.
vocated by the Weekly Gold Bug,
but it is a contortion and a distor.
ton all the same.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The News has leased for FIVE
year 40 large rooms, N1s, 2ll
ard 2l3 South Eigr'h street, b"
tween Franklin and Mary, in the
hgau 20 k, and viii on or ABOUT
the first Of November move into
tue best equipped AID best arranged
neN-4aptr cflice ever seen in Waco
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
Accident.

The yesterday afternoon train on
the Waco and North Western from
bremond, was delayed several
hours on account of a broken driv.
ing bar. the engine had a hole
knocked in it and died. Nobody
turt. An extra train was sent
down and brought in delayed pas,
sengers. This mornings train was
also delayed, waiting for the main
line trains.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
Another Assignment.

At 0 o'clock p. IN. Saturday, /.
d Lewis filed a deed of trust con.
veying to ID d F.irchild his stock
OF hard ware, stoves, tlnware, &c.
fixtures, sho vcas9s, and safe, and
his leasehold interest in the store
house ne occupies. His preferred
creators are:
First National Bank. .. 81 SIS 90
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

If the Corricana Observer will
look over the files Of the Galveston
News FIR the year 1878, it will fad
The reply of Col G. b Gerald, of
" AGO, to the speech delivered by
X e Q Nj Is to the Waco Green.
back C ub, a political organization
hostile to the ID mocratic party.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
An ElOcutionary Star 10 Visit Waco

Miss Miriam Nelke, who holds
the char of elocution in Fort
Worth University, will visit Waco
this week and give recital in
Trinity Methodist church, corner
Twelfth and Jefferson streets, on
Tnur-day evening AS an elocu.
Zionist and reader M IS Nelke is re.
ported to be possessed of unrival.ed
powers.
The entertainment at Trinity
church on Thursday evening will
40 doub- be feast of good things.
We take the following excerpts
from the Fort Worth Gazette and
the Q tincy, Ill Wing:
MISS NELKE's RECTAL.
A varied and versatile programme
was that rendered last night at Miss
NJ riam Nelke's recital, and it must
have filled the heart of that talented
Little lady with pardonable pride to
look upon the OVERT owiIg house
that greeted her.
he exercises taken throughout
were unique and out of the beaten
grooves of am zteur produ 3tions,
while the musical numbers were so
interspers, d as to make the whole
pleasing and harmonious.
The Gazette has before had
occasion TO allude to the pronounced
histrionic aptitude possessed by
Mss Mike, and her recitation of
The "Roy al Princess" topped the
standard the public has been led to
expect from nrov Gus exhibitions.
the feature Of the evening that
ELECTED rounds of applause was the
improvisation of "Naughty Z-ll"
by Miss Nelke, in COS -ume, that
FIR moment, concealed her
identity, and the delighted assem-.
blage vas not satisfied until she
came back and rendered two encores,
selections from James Whitcomb
Reiley's The R,ggedy MAJ" in
perfect childish hoosier dialect
Fort Worth Gaz site.
MISS NRLKE's RECITAL.
The complimentary benefit given
Miss Miriam Nelke, at her recital at
the opera house last evening, was a
most delightful event and very
gratifying success in the way of a
large attendance. Miss Nelke's tai.
ents as teacher of elocution have
always been highly appreciated in
this community, while her many
graces of character have ever won
the most cordial friendship. Her
popularity with the people was
clearly proven by the large and
cultivated audience that assembled
to enjoy the pleasures of her recital.
She appeared in the following
pieces as announced on the pro.
gramme: "Archie Dean" .How
Lab and l Parted" "First
in England" "Der
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

They who smoke the soulful weed
A longing have for the best indeed.
After trying all brands, in their
opinion,
There is nothing like the Old Do.
minion.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16
Arson.

On the III inst, the barn of A..
Purity, who lives on the B osque, vi as
burned. He had been assaulted and
abused considerably by one Phillip
SITES. Yesterday a complaint was
hled against Sites, charging him
with arson The officers went after
him last night, but failed to find
him at home.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

The purchasing clause is the es.
sence Of the Sherman act. Take
thai out and it will be like taking
the singer out Of bee. In other
words u would have no more in it
than a ll9gg editors head. Marlin
Ball
II the Sherman act should ever
hay left in it as much as ga Hogg
editors head" it would have then
eo.ae regard for the rights of the
people.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-16

FIX Alderman II. j. Goode, of
Waco, was present when r ger @
Mills addressed the Gre. nback par
W in Waco in 1878.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
TAYLOR,


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nntouku pa,sehH.r llnins arc nov, run'
ns t'EplellN u"tNvvn lhl,pr hhu iions
.on, ,No UalnA NoliM caph way nally'
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nna@vNv nele wv olseWh'tN w gN.
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aft,Nes ~ taylor nt 'oV o. ~ a.,
Neoo,a' soulhhounl, leaves h9rt Worth
A. saw a. NJ enh arrives NJ Taylor ~
''SSv ~ u'
, 40 30 = horthpounl, leave, lnE,9r ~
100 a, w. anu arrives ~ Fort worm
NJ W." W ,r
~ D. M ana arrives ~ wort Worm AZ
S1n u M
Houston i,. secnon 20, l. southnoqnu,
RAYS iNl"l ~ -" '" Wt NV" "iiN''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
PROGRESSIVE DENTISTS.
Men Who Believe In Printers lnt and Want
To- Use H.

Waco, Tex. May 10, Especially The
convention Of dentists from din rent por.
iions " the state, for the purpose OF
rnectlng state organization with more
liberal code Of professional ethics, met At
the city hill this afternoon.
Dr. g. 4 Phillips Of Waco was elected
temporary chairman and DIR. ~. q. Cham.
beers Of Dallas. secretary. Permanent
organization was effected. aud Dr. Pill
lips, elected president, aud ]. w. Beau
champ Of llillsb0ro. secretary and irens-
uitr The Organization was called the
progressive Dental Society Of Texas
The following committees were appointed.
Constitution and bylaws Drg. NJ. IL.
Tnryin, GALVESTON; u. W. llecse. Groca-
beck; Ike Mayiield, Fort Worth.
Committee on examinations O. Is.
Nicholson. Taylor; i A. brewery. Nh
cogdoclcs; j. T. Morris Paris. u, Cham
beers. Dallas; !. u. Hall Coleman.
Executive romnnttec--W. w, Hall.
McGreg0r: w. n. Jones. sherman; u q.
Acton. Comanehe, w. r. Wynnr, Fort
Worth; George T.. Mann, Waco,
The conyentim adjourned 10 meet 10
Hillsboro the third Tuesday In August,
At which lime the committee will re-
port.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
IF WE pEPoRr ceLEsTlALs
And TAa, Much Money Is Mol Available
erssham's Reply 10 spaIa In Regard 10
sulalls's Reception and Enter
laInmoni- More AppolaL
menh rada

washlnrton, May 16.-Thr Chinese
question occupied the eutlre attention Of
the cabinet today. Before tho meeting
Chief Justice Fuller, who disscntcd from
the decision. had n brief talk with the
president aud subsequently, with Secre-
tary Gresham. IL YVES estimated II
would cost more thaa x6,OO0,OOO TO de-
port the Chinese. Under the ciroum.
stances Il was understood nothing could
be done, and Il is aaid there IL little, II
any, probability of the government max
ing any immediate effort 10 put Il In II.
feet One ncmber Of the cabinet mads
the assertion that the law was nothing
short Of political scheme enacted for
effect and intimated there had been u
hope among the cabinet that the court
would hold Il Unconstitutional. That IN
the ordinary course of diplomatic usage a
copy Of the decision would be- transmitted
10 tho Chinese minister, TO bo forwarded
to his government. This will involve
considerable delay and congress will prnlr
ably be again IN session before q reply
can be made TO Che communication. II is
evident the administration ~ surprised
by the decision aud tue situation is very
perplcNing. The effects Of the decision
nrc torrcaciing and involve according to
the views Of many diplomatic aud ma
val oilicefr our relations with the Chinese
Empire, They are firm IN the belief tho
Chinese will retaliatc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
EuLAIIEs RisoEproN.

Washington, May l0,--'rhc message vt
Secretary Gresham To Minister Snowden
at Madrid, Informing him Of the concln-
sion reached by the administration In
In the matter Of the reception
and entertainment of Infanta Enlnlie.
was conveyed 10 the Spnni-h
Minister and Is apparently satisfactory
TO the government OF spain. innsmuch rs
the cnptain-gcneral Of Cuba received In
strncliona yesterday 20 have the progrnn'
for her movements prepared and carried
out In the departure Of hpr hiHhness anu
suite from Havana for New York.
The cable Of sunday night To Mr.
SDowden directed him 10 advise ia,
spanish government that all courtesy M,
consideration due the rank and station
of the princess would he observed h
the government Of the United States
This, Il will be- seen. docs not dehnilel,
settle the question whether or not Prcsi
dtnt cityriand will caii ipon tho princeut
At the hotel after she has paid Der re-
spedts to the White House, She IA OK
pected 10 arrive In New York Friday tha
10Th. aud come direct 70 Washington
after leaving the ship. The program OF
her stay IN this city includes a dinner "a
herself aud party by the president and
Mrs. Cleveland at the White House.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17

Of water poured upon the cotton land Of
northcastern Louisiana hy the crcvassrs
which have occurred so far viii make
II impossible for that section Of our state
70 make crpp, and Is IL only natural
that this additional unfayorahle news
caused some covering by shorts and
fresh huying by longs.
Al closing our market Is Q points high
er than yesterday. While tho nisrket seem
ripe for a recovery financial uneasineSs
hangs over cotton like pail and u would
seem impossible 10 maintain any material
advance until some relief canles TO the
money market There is decline Vt half
a penny In silver and the expected ship
ment OF Si,5OO,0O0 In gold tomorrow L.
rot likely TO promote prices In cotton.
Receipts at all ports today, 400 bales;
against $500 bales
New Orleans expects tomorrow GOO
bales against no bales here and GOO
bales st all ports a year ago'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
COTTON FUTURES.
What The Leading Brokers Think Of The
Situation.
ATWOOD yIOLETsr a. co.

New Orleans La, May 10.-lSpccal)
Atwood Nolett g. Go, say.
Futures The decline la Liverpool was
almost entirely recovered The opening
here was 3 lower, but subsequently raj
lied aud onr closing is D btater than yes
terdny The improvement was doubt
less due to the repor, Of u break IN the
Arkansas levees near creyasses before
teporied. II IL now assured most II not
ali the lands outside Of the levees VIII
he ovcrfowed the same ~ last year but
this will not affect the situation in act
ual bales to any considerable eaient.
The Arkansas creyasses will innDdnte
a considerable part of the back country.
Unless there are more general inunda-
tons, this feature Is not likely 10 hl.
vance prices. Conditions OF trade VIII
govern for the present on account Of
many consumers being out Qf the market,
and Il retnrls speculaiions which are
always the great siimulnni In creating
n sustaining advance. Especially was
This the case last autumn. We think
there Is very general disposition 10 pat
the market higher and the trade gen
orally is continually on tle alert RI
sentiment, bring about buying and adj
vance prices. Recent rains have undonbt-
adly done very considerable injury, but
whether of very serious character, VIII
depend much on their continuance. The
weather seems TO be getting more fa-
yoable.
The decline In silver Of IL penny .odsy
or / cent Is q serious matter for I'm
elish cotton manufacturers and makes
Inc price Of silver II penny lower than
the lowest quotations ever reached. WIN
many Il is thought q revival of specti-
leii6n will occur when money market re-
turns 10 confidence,
The bnnk Of Melbourne failed today
for g5.O00O0 sterling.
Port receipts today, 1900 bales. against
$500 bales last year.
Spois closed steady; sales. 1850 bales.
Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
Man Who Killed the Girl
He Loved
SAID HE LOVED,
b,sulst Tor the crime-A Horrible
|hr,-Ihr Feet Strike The Floor, the
Rope Slips and General Failure
oil Delall Follows.

,n,a NH Nav IN -NIpr1crer II
Ill., retired early hast eyening. He
n isihinr 10 The death watchers aside
| Nldinr them rood.ni,bt In ms
: pslant way, The watchers were
|aily yi,dlant, bni nothing occurred
f X iielr long yiril liz rested as
n Is be had since they bpran their
\ 5 oelo.k sbarn nJs morninr he
and affer a cl,nrrv grnrtinr
III IL sts a h.or, ny hsoai, a. ,yitb
srtt relish. Chanlain Wilkins went
y prisoner and wns with him some
hut the ondamncd man mid ma
+ ,ion to his endnnvnrs
J 10 O'clock sbn,n no ,vardon will,
\ FAth watch ns witnesses formally
'tfsd Almy 10 the sheriff The inf.
hfotmei Almv be miyht sov any
y Ne wished beforn gniit, Tn liz sr,f.
] but Almy bnd notii,,, ,a sny
*nxhile the witnesses were II, f,ill
4 u the gallows Abont 1ho were
pot
4 1913 10 tho Je,b ,,orch WAS
"a ID, Oficers ,uini.,s strannal III,
sin1 strapped me low.sr Inns stnndimr
fmpt Of The nrisonnr The shcrif,
h ghiened him m Aim ian1,,J ~
aee and said twice in I'M almost in.
Z shook his mead AImv "ycn thnr
.fei to want ia snenL int the cam
ksily put over AZ face and he snid
[as Jus '"'' "''' "e SUI"
lbur, after fine ean was 6,ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
WAR WITH CHINA.

New York, May 10.-A wanhnKtoa
special 90 the Post says. The outlook
for u war with China, Il now rcgArsied
10 naval circles na not nhfavouble. II 10
believed the emperor will resent the con
cusion reached by the supreme court
mud issue q decree enforcing strict rules
against the entry of any more Ameri-
al of our missionaries out Of his country
under pain Of f0rcihle removal. There II
danger Ia the Chinese country against
our citizens, which the imperial authors
ties will be unable 10 check. These, tax.
On together with the outbrrals which
the attempt 10 enforce the law on our
west coast win bring about, IL
thought will put the two nations on such
q footing as 10 make war. The decision
Is n great blow 10 Chinese legation wh're
II has been hoped all along that the act
would DO declared unconstitutional.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
cLEBURNE.


Cleburne Tex, May 10 Especially r.
Two negroes who were iml[aied IN the
robbery ~ II. S. Wilson's liirdwnre store
here last week were brought Va today
aud iodged ~ jail THEY made clean
breast Of the whole affair aid implicated
four Others. who are under arrest aud viii
b. brought here immediately
Dr. %. r. B0atwrght .le gentleman
who was killed At lfioF-vllle. Tex. May
~. was the son OF Gnc 81 the most highly
respected and inhueniial citizens Of thi.
county. u. J. Boatwright His nntlmely
death * regretted here. ~ ha was q high.
ly educated and promising Young man.
A. Andrews of Kansas City, anperin-
tendent OF The western division Of the
Weix Fargo liNpreAa coinfanI was
In town to-day. A. Cllri4ti-oa ~ Hous.
ION and r. j. Dodge. 5peini officer Of
I'M same company, were with Mr.. An
dreWa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
WAxAHAcHIE.
BpIlord ssaresisd- New Church. Board Of
Trade Organized,

Warahaohie. Tex. May t6.-(special.
-CIand Bullard. lately put under bond
for forgery, was re-nrrested today upon
complaint Of ex-Sherif Ryburn, charging
him with the crlme Of conversion OF
property BY bailce.
Work was oointnenced today upon the
proposed new Methodist Observation-Disclosures
cost 60 be $1,000
Mr. X. q. Milllken Of Dallas. an appll-
cant for the new ciyil court q appeals
clerkship to be located Al Daiins' Is IN
this city.
Materials are being put on the ground
Tor the construction Of the new brick
block on Rogers street, 10 be known
AZ the Dnvla-Aycum block.
The hoard Of tsade met this evening
ana went into permanent organization.
N q. Cole pna elected president. w. L.
Harding 1ecfcfary and y, W. King treas
urer. * commitfec Of nine Director, was
appointed towit; ". A. nuboso, j. Y.
Woodriff. n. J. Cole, Il II Peter, ~
*. Ferris. w n. Lewis. o. w Gibson,
ii W Trippett aud w. L. Harding.
Measures 70 effect incorporation were
paaafd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
MELRoY & GnBERr

New Orleans. La. May l6-lSpecial,l--
AlcElroy 4 Gilbert say:
Filinfcs- Liverpool continues compar-
atiyelg strongest Of the cotton markets
th.neh spinners continue 10 buy from
Ind 10 mouth. with no disposition 20
iby IN a surplus supply. DellsaHes re-.
..,'yvsrs.a decline Of 2lA established al
~. opcliing. and closed firm ~ last night
,liees News Of further financial com
nif,ations h Australia was the chii.e
~ lie softness at the opening. But this
snanenc, was more than overcome ~
~, nsvs 81 a break 81 the Mississippi
river on The Aikan-as SIDE. The volume
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
FI[VSCONDENSED.

n ~. from Poland have
+ ~ ls' .a Jew york.
4 h fi'n'@ ,o,n Mason. Wholesale
Il I, H'lit't ano ,yyes,ed al sioux city.
llsA'fs WV
\ ,,.,,.vear.old child was
4 lsasifIplAA : ~" ,nS narrowly escaped
\ "a " 4 n'''s'
nlN s,n, Aibr,cht. aged IS.
4 sllifs- No, ~ ST. syrd iC. TO death
n NY
4 ~ no negroes of
" ~ have "H ,a,,,,, .n,nio,.ncnt or
{ VS.. e',llp'
+. h. lauu' ga ,a,.,,
Isansql- a Nihcen ls's,. "a ~ nasslne
4 ~ irf'r'cu W
.siil npp''' c...s hss
. ,.iailA No. heur' ..,.,., - ~
n rli against p's '
A frsci q land.
a ~ was made on inc n-s'V ',,''l
i 4 al,rniah' lil'' "u' '"' ~
4 arle CT on top
,.,...,deuce Mo-, Samuel koylor was
4 4 ,haf.d With attempting to out
4 . tnyear.old girl
n. snr NJ. John Wallace hseu IL,
, n,lasd II murder aud VIII De sent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
FOUND DEAD.

Houston, Tex, May 10. tSpecial.)--
Tho body of H. Il, Merchant, i marine
Vile today lie died from the effects OF
morphine poison. His brother scouts the
idcn OF Suicide saying the dcceascd was
always sober, had no family trouble. aud
when last seen yesterday wore fine
watch and chain, aud had good SUN Of
money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
A DIAMOND,
A Man and a woman-An officer The
Story

Story.
Some time sincr .Idhn Tliomas, u
prominent contractor. and who built the
packing house, loaned Mrs. McCalln-
liam 500 aud took as security valuable
diamond pin, said by the woman Ia be
worth 5000 or $500. Last night hack
was sent 10 an uptown hotel for Mr.
Thomas, who was driven 10 Mrs Me
Callnhnn's place. over the Silver Dollar
saloon. on Main street. Thomas had. It
Is said. been drinking. aud after he had
been In the house q short time the wO-
man sent for a police officer, requesting
the arrest Of Thomas for getting away
with the diamond Bit on learning the
facts The officer said be- could not make
"a arrest on such complaint. The wo-
man then wanted Thomas arrested for
drunkenness, and he was taken from the
houye. Chief Maddox heard of the ar
fair aud went 10 the room Of the wo-
man. who gave up the diamond. having
suddenly found 1t. aud the chief now
has Il In his possession The matter Is
not Yet settled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17

WIN Georr solomon. a negro. yesterday
morning Revere brought his shotgun 10
the CITY, got It repaired and cleaned,
ana last night returned to his home
~ AZ once hunted up solomon and shot
MN IN the arm and thigh. The wounded
man may recover. Revere has not yet
pecn captured. although officers arr
searching for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17
PARIS.


~ t, M, Nay 16.-lSpeclal. Paris has
~ saith On hand conducted by Evan
~ h. 49, ana the local pastors. a large
taiE 'pFead and Is crowded nightly
4 .hhlli s,a,s filnons on municipal sins.
7 gsal ai,.s,lely In The Gazette, at
lnia se', .a,eh and comment The lat
ntiI. I'M Jung 10 the standpoint u
1 eIr su 10 the cOrresvonlent that
Pm ~, " Batcn preaching home
IA tn,i.' worth hut that they were
i ~ is,iiia applicable 10 every town OF
" ,i hi,s. Asd over, and had been, to
y. tIt M. slhce Nlmrol laid the foun.
4. Nj Ky telly Of the plain"
q l,li N, 'r.ldent henson and Chair.
"A ~lAsae ~, Tug hoard OF directors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-17

Sherman, Tex. May -(speeial.l ~
The score Of the game today stood;
Sherman. ..... 90 O-lO
Fort Worth ....l o y o l. ,
lnrrworih; For Warth- KEEPER and Nit
chel. umpire. MITCHELL
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