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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

The estimated cost TO both sides Of
the great civil war Of this country was
Sc, SOC, 100000.
The official returns from the New
York election show plurality OF 24,6S4
for the head Of the republican ticket.
Maynard, the democratic, candidate for
Appellate Judge, against whom serious
charges were preferred, was beaten ty
l0l,064.
"A freight train on the @. o. * S. w.
plunged down l35 foot embankment on
Muldraugh's Hill. Engineer Thomas
Keeesn, Fireman John Downes and
Stephen Joyce, tailor from Newark,
Ohio, were killed; the two brakemen
and two tramps were injured, aud about
400 hogs and 100 head OF cattle were
killed. A broken rail is given as the
cause OF the accident.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19
w. P. WALTON.
Eight !: PAGES.

A SINGULAR fatality seems to hang
about the construction of the Louisville
and Jacksonville bridge. When the
piers were being built two caissons filled
with workmen were flooded and 81 lost
their lives, while at various times some
dozen or more of others have been
killed. Friday added another to the long
list of horrors Over 100 bridge builders
were at work on the $50 foot span over
the channel OF the Ohio river, when sud
denly terrific wind loosened the struct-
ure from it's fastenings and it went down
with crash, carrying its load OF hu-
manity with it. OF the number % we're
killed, 1S were injured and the rest mi
raculously escaped. At night another
span Just as long was blown down, but
fortunately no ore was on it. The pc
cuniary loss is more than 81 900, 900, but
even that represents only small por-
ton OF the losses that contractors and
others have sustained during the con-
struction OF the bridge. An effort is be-
ing made to place the responsibility OF
the last disasters on the engineers and
but it is more than probable
that the wind alone is responsible for
tban
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

MRS. CUTHBERT BULLrTT, who is to
figure in the divorce courts OF Louisville,
writes card in the Louisville Truth
which shows she is tart from away
back. She was the cratic Mrs. Gov.
R,nsom, before she was married to Col.
Bullist little over a year ago, and since
then she has led the old fellow merry
dance. Her card intimates that ii her
leige and hoary lord gets justice he will
be hanged, but those who know them
both say that the old man is more sinned
against than SHINING.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

FROM time whereof the memory OF
man runneth not to the contrary preach
ers' sons have been noted for being the
worst Of boys. Melville Roberts, OF
Princeton, KY, more than sustains the
reputation, for he has just succeeded in
making demnition moist body Of bis
father, Rev. ]. n. Roberts, whom he
killed with hammer, because he
threatened to chastise him. He stole
a horse at the age of 10 and now at IA he
is parricide. The Methodist doctrine of
total depravity seems to be clearly
proven in his case.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

IT lie explained in the In and About
Kentucky column of the Courier-Journal
that the reason the magistrates have not
received copies of the new laws. is that
the legislature only provided for the
printing OF sufficient number for the
magistrates to serve under the new con-
stitution, about half as many as now, and
they are being withheld for them.
Neither the public printer, librarian or
secretary OF State is to blame, and the
next Legislature alone can remedy the
trouble.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

AFTER a woodford county man had
passed gilt-edged examination for a
5000 life insurance policy, he was asked
il he drew pension, when he admitted
with evident embarrassment that he did
and the risk was refused. a large num-
Der Of those who are drawing pensions
are the stoutest and most able bodied
men in the country and that's what
makes people tired OF the ever increas-
ing and onerous pension burden.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

RECENTLY we had occasion to arraign
and convict the Covington Common
wealth OF theft now We indict it f)r
falsiiying the record and committing
forgery. The Louisville Times did not
allude to the editor OF this paper in the
way it says. nor has it ever had occasion
20 do 80. Remember the story, or rather
procure Bible and read Acts for the
first time, of Ananias and Sapphire, and
thank God that He does not now strike
people dead for lying
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

The fortune OF Millionaire Culbertson
going the way he little intended. His
will cut off his daughter, Blanche, with.
out a shilling, because she married
against bis will. She made contest,
secured an equitable share OF the estate,
and paid her attorneys $4,000, although
the case was settled outside Of court.
Money that comes easy goes easy, and
Mrs. Blanche can afford to be liberal
under the circumstances.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19
FAnn ANU IhkDt HENS.

George Puliam sold to b. g. Fox 6
aged mules for $500.
Fantasy, 2;OS3, at three years, is the
youngest 2;l0 trotter.
Nancy Hanks has won over 5000 0
in stakes and purses
j. w. Adams bought in the East
Eud, small bunch OF feeders at &c.
Mrs. George w. Tribble bought of
A. NJ. Feland about 90 acres OF land at
$40.
Fifteen Fat hogs and four butcher
cattle for sale. j. +. Cover, Turner's
vile. 1t
james 5. Gooch bought in Casey and
Russell counties bunch OF mountain
cattle at &c.
Directors Flower, 2:l23 (2) brought
s., 100 and was bought by l.. b. Rose, OF
New York.
-Directum landed s22 900 for Ssulis-
bury this season, and is the largest win
ner for trotters of the year.
-FoR SALk-l0 fat bags will average
300 to $50 lbs. Apply at once to Il. II.
Bronsugh at Crab Orchard.
Ed Geers says that Robert j., when
in good shape, can take the bloom of OF
Directum's bouquet OF victories.
John Farris says that Victor MAJ
,ne promises to be great 3-yesr-old.
His yearling record does not hurt him
in the least.
A weanling colt six months old be.
longing TO j. III. Johnson, OF Taylors-
vile, III trotted quarter at 3;I6 gait.
He is by Rnggold.
The outfit of John Robards' livery
stable at Danville was offered by him at
public auction yesterday and taken down
at 81 900. 1t consisted of 10 rigs and 10
horses.
Cobb jenkins, sold to Col. J. W.
Poor, 20 head OF stopping cattle at 2it1
SIC, to be taken to Curley's distillery, at
Camp Nelson. which is expected to re-
sumo in few days. Lancaster Record.
A dispatch to the Courier-Journal
says that G.. T. Higginbotham bought OF
A. A. Kiizweller his farm containing
l29 acres within mile of Lexington for
Sl5,4S0. Mr.. Higgnbothsm, until six
months ago lived ir Lower Garrard and
is a splendid farmer and an excellent
man.
John r. Farris. of Lexington, who
was here few DAYS ago, tells us that he
has engaged with Percy Talbot, promi-
nent breeder OF Fayette, for next year,
and will handle his string. Mr.. Talbot
bred the greatest brood mare that ever
Mater and has sold her
foals for over SOS, 900, and still has some
very fine ones out OF her.
Notwithstanding the cold weather a
fair croud attended Danville court yes
terday, but very little business was done.
Some butcher cattle sold at cents but
two lots were taken down at &c. Steers
and heifers sold at PC. A large number OF
mules were on the market but only few
OF them changed hands. From $50 to
800 was the ruling price for them.
The Kentucky Futurity for foals of
1891 is long ways of, Oct. 9. '94, but is
a great deal of talk among trot-
ting horse men. The stake is guarsn.
teed to be worth not less than $4,000, |
but Secretary Ell Upton estimates that
the surplus will be $4,000, in which
hA ata ka hn ~
the largest amount ever trotted for.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

AFTER a month of weary and resultless
balloting, during which l, $50 were taken,
the deadlock in the Louisville Board Of
Aldermen was broken by the election OF
@. F. Granger to the presidency. A
member bearing the attractive patro
nymic of Hulsewede, cut the gordian
knot and bounded at one leap into fame
The result is defeat for Mayor Tyler,
and nearly all. 1.-THE newspapers, except
the Post, which scores quite victory.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

The undertakes Of Louisville have a
union, which prohibits its members from
burying corpse for family which owes
for previous burial service. Last week
Mr.. Brewster, who owed $50 for burying
bis father, lost his wife, and not single
undertaken would take the job OF put
ting her away, and the result was that
the woman was kept nearly week, and
until che was badly decomposed. This
looks inhumane, but the undertakes are
right in protecting themselves. Al
other trades and professions should do
likewise. The man who won't pay his
debts, il he can, and most men can il
they will. doesn't deserve either respect
or consideration.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

Bro. BEN. BRIGGS, OF the Mayfield
Monitor, doesn't bother himself with
State papers. He did not print the
president message, and this is all his
paper said about it: ''The presidents
message contained over IA, 900 words, and
is an able document" We have SIS in
our inside pocket'which says that Ben
iamin did not even read it, feeling safe
in describing it as able.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

The lotteries will have to go. The
Court OF Appeals in an unanimous opin-
i'm declares that the State had no right
to contract its public powers away, and
that the swindling concerns had no right
to exist. The people decided this some
time ago, but it takes the court long
time to catch up with the procession.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

CAPT. JoHSsroS, National bank pres
ident, has announced himself candi-
date for governor OF Alabama on Tree
silver, ntiCleveland platform. After
the election he will know less where
h (, is at" than now, when he seems to be
Ia utter ignorance of his surroundings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

SHRLBYvILLs is trying to have water
works and electric lights. 1t is to be
hoped that better success will reward
her efforts than have those OF poor Dan
Vile and Lancaster.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19
Dry Goods and Notions.

Choice of all wool Dress Goods that Bargains will be sold
in this sale ior.....
Choice all Of half wool Dress Goods
Amos kag and Lancaster Gnghams warranted fade, Sc
worth SIC.
An elegant line of Dress Ginghams Ac, worth 2H
Flannels and Canton Flaune your price
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-12-19

Is taking place December instead of January This oppor
un high grade goods the lowest possible What
they all You every you every
home. The the LOUISVILLE STORE re-echoed and
echoed talk there be good
for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
MEXICAN NEWS,

Rains nrc causing ovcrocv,,, IL, .,..
districts Of Duranro. ~
r,. -. 49,.
ln' NataN uis.,,', promises n good cotton
,.,,. o,..
su'lu," "o,vsun uontu'es was elected
So'''"'' Vi """n'l"''o Ny 'n' legislature
The collector OF Internal revenue nj Her.
moslllo has He'd. He Is a dcfaulter FOR over
$4,000
II Is expected that the railroad from yera
Cruz to Alwrado viii be- nulsbcd Tits
uon'h'
Mr. Inland. secretary az the u,utsh la
Cation, viii leave for Europe Via ihs United
States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
A FLYING VISIT.
EDWIN GOULD AND PARTY DlNED
AND WlNED.


ooo ,... ....,., ,..,,,
NJ l-"" N'''''lo9 Sp'''"l ''"'" q"
rived here on the Cotton Belt line, haN-
ING ON l,pprd tho following distinguished
,i,,to,.. Al. on,1 Nrry r1,i, G,ull
'oi-. "', ""u 2"
Mrs Geo. T. Shrady' MISS Jennie
Shrndy, Mr.. aud Mrs. Dwight,
At It,r-,s and Mr. t,rcd a. Baldwin.
,'' ",," -'''' ~, -, 's
W. OF new lurh' anu loiu NAuuoiPu u
sherman.
The marty ocr,tnv Mr. GouId's priynte
- S,-i..,'.,I'.,., -,
'"E '"N'"A' uiu HuP'''nt'n"v"' i'N'o"
private ear. No. IL Alightiug at the
Union depnt. whore ,lrrilg,s were in
III. Ii. = Alt,
Nn'',''E' 'n'N Ntl' "'''" y" ~ 'n'''"H
ton Inn, where dinner was linnruiul'ly
served. A Gazette rcportcr found Mr..
g,,ll o., no t,,, o,,I "a, r.,l, d.. oil,
'",' tue ''"' "''' W ''''' ~ 'n
inquiry as 10 the nature oi MS WISH, me
gentleman said:
"I'pnn leaving Now Yorl had II, In.
-. -, NJ. -,
,U'i'" ~ ,"i ~ M'S', ul tHt NllHH'7H
'r'", M"'u lu'' M'5 "N, uVJv,
,!hy po'n'' nul "llrI W''h sp'n' lh
DuruJo' ui'',E Mli''m we ,,a,ion ulG
s."iniu unu nNN'n VIII M""urr nlu
n .i.. ll' h,i'Enlh''Il pIepur9a'
iu"s Wu,cH H'Ne uv'l nlHue no en- ~ y
hr pg"llr ut " Mplll ~ Nus utelue9
NV hm"ll WI tur"uEa y norton OF
We Huu,nNeaI Wo1lu zee hlung nnnlc 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
SUNDAY NIGHT EPISODE.

Last night at II o'clock carriage was
observed TO be standing in front of the
opera house, in which were two young
women. few moments later they were
Joined by third young girl, and without
delay We're driven TO down town res
ttanrant But n short time elapsed after
inns occurrlnee, when Mrs. Mike Cham
bers. called at police Headquarters and
nI,ouhel the officers that her daughter
Ethel Chambers. girl not over IL years
ol age WAS missing from her home, cor
aer OF llird and Calhoun streets. OF
hSer flushing visited the restaurant
above referred to aud found the girl in
me company Of Ida Swartz aud Tnla
bprhhnrdt u couple of variety women
who are inmates Of Hollands Thir-
leehth street variety show. The young
Elrl was returned 10 her mother. who
admitted To the officers that She had
PREVIOUSLY met the two variety women
n w arranged 10 leave home aud enter
she show business, Charges will be pre-
ierred against the two Women this morn
iaS for attempting to assist the young
10 enter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
LAWRENCE- WILSON.

Sunday night, at $40 at the residence
of the brides father, DIR. $. NJ. Wilson,
1902 Bruilcs street. of this city, occurred
the wedding Of Mr.. Il. q. Lawrence and
Miss Myrtle V. Wilson, both of Fort
Worth.
The wedding was quiet affair, only
the relatives Of the contracting parties
witnessing the ceremony, which was pro-
nounced in an impressive manner by
the Rev. DR.. Lloyd.
The groom is well and fnvorably known
MS one of Fort Worth's rising young
business men. having been for several
years with the firm Of IL. w. Williams
Co.. wholesale druggists
The bride is one of Fort Worth's fair
est flowers. and Is young lady of rare
personal charms. She has. by her many
noble and excellent traits of character
aud loyable disposition, made a host of
warm friends. who will wish her much
joy and happiness in her matrimonial
venture.
The newly welded couple will spend
a few dnys at the home of their parents
aud after June | will be at home 10 their
friends at 5O6 Jennings avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
SAM FARMERS ADVICE.

ES-City Marshal Sam Farmer, who is
now ON the detective force of the secret
service bureau Of the Worlds fair at
Chicago, writes to n friend in this city
that the weather in the north is uncon.
fortubly cold. and that he signs for the
glorious climate Of Texas. lie advises
people not 70 be in a hurry visiting the
great exposition. ns the exhibits are by
no means complete, nor will they be in
place for several weeks to come. Winter
continues TO lingcr in the lap of spring,
Oycrroats and heavy wraps are In de-
mand, aud he says visitors find very little
comfort In ChlcagO at nrespmt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
BEAT MS WIFE.

Ed Roll was yesterday arrested by
t,ihcers lightfoot and Moseley, on II
charge of aggravated assault The COM
plant was made by his wife. who SAYS
Holl beat her for refusing to pay of u
certain check he had drawn on bank
IN which he had no money. The woman
,lnlns she has, within the past few
hl her husband, amounting to between
Si'p and $500, and because she refused
MS last request TO pay of II similar
CHECK ne had drawn he whippel her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
AN uNApPRBoIATED GIFT.

Howard Volck would be much Obliged
If some one would tell him who left the
desk On Saturday last He appreciates
the kindly attentions of his friends, Int
cnnnot imagine what use the doner OK
pected him to make of the fruit so hard
that i successfully resists the we'll al
rccted blade Of sharp knife. Some
friend has suggested that he bring them
into rcquisitiou for the purpose Of pelt.
ing sleeping jurors or calling down pug
nacious witnesses. One Of the rocky
pellets fell on Jim Davis foot. lnte Sntnf
day evening, aud the disciple of Black
stone Is laid up in ordinary Volck saws
anybody can have the fruit who wants
II. rs he cannot make use Of ii until he
buys another set of store teeth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

TeNlinc. nallnm county. TcN.. MAY ~
,IlSpeol4l Last night about II O'clock the
Hfei aud being Z twu-stDry frninr bullthpg
Win a good deal ~ oil stored In IL. burned
lslldls' aul within an hour from the time
lrlrkfApulv facilities We're cut en- ~ seems
~ oncfi INC operator not having sufficient
llhr 70 tel Fort Worth or the accident
nv, $50 worth OF tour belonging 10 Nj
J, collins, and not yet removed, Is an en-.
nw now sinking public wSll in r,,xlIn,
insl several hundred dollars worth Of pin
lgg and g tnnk, Texlp. viii feel thc ~
est depot between hero ami Furt Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
A COLLISION


Austin, Tex, May 2s.-tspeclall-A serious
collision on the Austin Dummy Line railroad
tonight resulted In tie loss Of two lives
aud the severe bruislng OF several passen-
gers The collision occurred at the corner
Of Third street aud West avenue. resulting
from a misunderstanding OF orders. The
ny II was understood TINT II was to come
ON down town and the smash occurred at
about the Only point on the line where such
a thing was possible. The end cars We're
very badly spllutcred. Tie fireman. Chas
LINK, WAS 80 badly crushed that he died
soon after, aud q Mexican, Francisco Solas,
who was on the platform. died In Il few
hours from injuries received. Bin Parks
negro boy, had his leg broken. and sew,
bruised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


-. tltkMIlk,
George w Drlce, Kansas CITY, t,,,ri,,,
Shlcpg9; Mrs Reynolds. Houston, /, &
Luce Chicago: ID NJ Hawkins CoWarsvuieA
il nu Nm Bradley, Chicago; W II t'oil,TsIl
SpT.ngheld Mo; Il W Beaumont WHc,,..
v Powell. lluinyiew, Tex Nm u,,nt, NJ" :
- Louis g 4 oliver, Amarillo. u " WI
s1n Nelco; Vim Schultar. N innis" Nh,
9enN NV Orleans; I Ii MrnWtBe Illus iI.n'
fmiai w II n0ughertv. Ghinesviij..
Nc, ormlc., Omaha, Neb, Iohu "a ns,i ~
wv Wlie. HsAas' Herman Marx K9ns,s
illA: ~ Coleman curtis Ahboti a. "
1oloi 4 shepard, Wam. Il Is "Tfnner'
nNMlr, W johnson. ColOrndn civ 'Ip,''s;
Ii,ms.E' ,hahS9s CITY; ! 6 Ward WiciJt,
N1.F, VIM luhning Ranger, \ brnts,,,t'"
Sony SgM 9 9SFS; y Fen Meridian; L John JOHN,
HvN Mllkhs; Dallas. N / Mnst.r prr,lgo'
h hstNi nos Han, Chicago, Merlin Il "
Wyub Now YORK, J u Dinghy Cimr, ,,,. ~.
Nuirr Mclean. Mount rleasfat. nndn 1pp9' 4
i'ini',; Nalisel1; W Il Hurst. Snp A9tnnto.
~ = IS,ptn n Louis. NJ /. Golfer =, ii'onioi
r,tH fvSNstL baltimore W Il M, Ntiii",ulniAs
a,iss nrawf0rd, Cameron a I, "tenli,tn
fis"4 ns,ias g u Miller Austin, ir yS
so ''ni SrO Long. Chica.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
is BAILEY RAILAnLEl

Sheriff Cleveland of Parker county
arrived here yesterday. having In cus-
toby one l.. A. Bailey, who was arrested
at Waxnhachc and wanted at Wealth
eriord for disp0sing of mortgnged prom
crty. Bailey is a farmer, and resided for
seycrh years in Parker county, where
he mortgagcd n horse. afterward sold
the animal, pocketed the proceeds and
LETT the country. Instead of seeking
strange fields aud pastures new. Bailev
ycntured to visit his old home in Hill
county. where the officers were ON the
lookout for him, his arrest following MS
has been stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

ment with Finance Minister Iinan'our
and a committee Of distlllers.
The minister OF commuaoaAops has asked
coagrrsn to rrhew tho privilege TO tho prrs'f
dent 10 reform The railroad aud labor con
,essions without an Increase ~ expenses 10
The government. With the right 10 extend
Il nrin the reasscmhlinE. The chambers
hiss aiso pSicnded 10 the president tho right
fpr the same time to graut concessions OF
privileges 20 new enterprises entering the
eouI ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
A RAvING MANIAC.

San Antonio. Tex. May 2S Especially
-Chas. Davis of.El I'aso Nas brought
here today raving mantle. lie nj
Il wound ia his throat and also jumped
on moving train while being brought
here. He was denied admission TO the
Southwestern asylum here, on account
NJ the Institutions over-crowded con-
dition, and Is temporarily confined In
the county jail. pending application for
admission to the Austin asylum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
NAY BE THE MAN.

Denton, Tex, May 2s. Especial THE
evidence. circuinstanlial and otherwise
that gathered around the ease seems TO
leave no doubt that the man, Henderson
Freeman, who was brought In last night
from the Indian Territory by Sheriff
Mars Is the innu who killed the China
man here last September The officers
have possession of the instrument the
deed was committed with. ln old spade
handle Freeman formerly lived in this
county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
A NEW BUSINESS HOUSE.

w II. Williams X Co.. wholesale drug.
gusts are pcricctiug prelIminnries for
erecting fine business house ON the cor.
ncr of Ninth and Main streets. The
building will he jONlO0 feet, and 1--WE or
sis stories IN height, with basement.
The building will be occupied By The
drug company. Ii is understood thai
work will commence ON the improve
meuts within ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
SAN HOUSTON NoRMAI.

Huntsville. Tex, MAY % tSiprinlA
ne commencement exercises OF The sam
Houston NORMAL began today. The bar
yalaureatc sermon was preached by Roy
~, BNsgs Of Austin His subject VA.
The clnld's heart a. the Que and ahidlnr
condition 10 all the greatness which TN
kingdom Of heaven had to offcr.H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
LIrTLE ITEMS.

Twelve cars Of cattle cane in yester-
WY oyer the, Texas aud Pacific, con
-. ground iloOr OF to new Masonic
,s..PV WI De occupied by the Stock
Dave Mitchell reached Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
IN THE CITY.
TO THE FRONT.
Mass'Mee,inE to he Held ut the Chamber
of Commerce Tonight.

Pursuant to call of President Silliman
there will be meeting Of citizens at
the Chamber Of Commerce. tonight at
1'3O' for the purpose of discussing the
feasibility of celebrating the advent Of
the Rock Island Those people who pub
lished opinions in The Gazette recently on
the proposed celebration, are expected
to be present, as well as others who
may be interested in the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

The ant-suhtroasury Alliancc aud the
Grange following the cxamplc OF the sub.
treasury Alliance and thc Porulists, have
Hnnlgamated' Now watch Apostle Har.
~ Trnccy's topknot rise in ylruious IN.
dIgnnIinn.