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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
STATE MEETING TO BE HELD Al
RookpoRr JUNE 20.


Secretary L, L. Huffman OF the State
horticultural society was yesterday seen
by Gazette representative. In refer
RUG to the forth coming meeting IL Rock
port June ~ to % he said;
"rhc meeting Is to be an Industrial
one Of all the associations in the state,
the main object being to discuss the best
methods for the domestic development Of
the state, The different fairs of The
state will have representatives present
aud the matter OF liking dates for eK-
hibits In order to not conflict will be con.
sidered In conjunction with other mat
tiers Of mutual benefit to zach society.
Tho bee keepers, poultry raisers, swine
breeders and in fact, every Industrial
enterprise will be represented, and the
state OF Texas will print the proceedings
ul the meeting In book form for public
distribution, the first one ever issued by
Texas aud perhaps the most Important
volume Of the Kind ever printed hy any
state In the union The railroads have
consented 20 give one fare for the round
trim TO the meeting and the citizens OF
knckpOrl have secured twenty yachts,
which will be Mt the disposal OF all Wis
iturs who may desire TO oniOy boating In
the bay. Tho rOnst IL delightful at this
timn Vt SEASON and good time Is antlcl.
patrd Those who have sang the praise
Of California for 80 tong should 70 to
knclpnrt ON this ucchsun and sVe how
Texas sutndsses the Golden state in re-
sppct to delightful climate aud production
of fruits, by the date of the coming
meeting the Siclllau grape viii be- rcudy
for shinmpnt aud lind q ready sale At n
ccuts per pound ana viii he ON the mar
kel sixty days In advance of grapes from
any other part OF tho country
MIR. Huffman N In receipt Of letters
from an over the state frOm parties WHO
expect tn lttrnl the meeting, Secretary
M1rtn has been iuyitd aud u expected
10 attend, aud tumnissiOnp ot Agucul'
h,rn uollmeswnuh win positively be- on
baud, and II possible prepare . payer
in,rtiurnt To the ocUuaini. Mr. Huffman
saws that COMMISSIONER HolluEsworth rs
the first public mRn IN the state that has
taken an interest In tho horticultural
society, and he ~ "a q loss TO account for
the lcgarihy displayed by nrominout
pulllr mon in matters Of this character
A. a Circumstance contrary tn this posi-
ton of Texas officials. he rites IN George
Washington aA being a member OF the
Philadelphia horticultural society ni the
time ui Ids death, and that John Adams
of Nng-nrhusptts was prusiduni OF the
horticultural society of that state from
i7Dd 10 1918 and touk an active pau IN
such matters.
the prominent otirinla VI the state show
an Interest in the Texas horticultural
The meeting promisea to boz well at
tended los outside prnplv MS well az
those directly Interested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
RELATIONSHIP MAN AND MATTER


Washington, May p A curious cSper
imeut Il to be- tried in the public schools
here. Superintendent Powell aud Dr.
Harris, OF the government bureau Of
education, wish 10 Gnd by actual expert.
ment whether or not there eau be- estnb.
lished any certain relation between the
physical and mental development Of the
children IN the various grades. They
have. accordingly, perfected plans for
taking the measurement Of 10000 " the
school children Of the nations capital,
nccording to the Bcrtillon method, which
In France, where II originated, and this
country, heretofore, has been confined
almost excnsively "a the criminal clnHHcs
The director Of physical training ia tie
schools will conduct the experiments,
When the results Of the measurements
are tnbulnted II II believed thay will
disclose whether there IL any definite
relation between the physical aud the
mental developments Of the pupils,
and II this relation iH satisfactorily ess
tnblisbed II will be- used by the teachers
Ia determining the amount Of work that
may be- required Of pupil, ~ many
eases preventing mn over.EtrnininR u
those whose physical development docs
not keep pace with their mental aud
pointing out ns well when more work eau
be required of a pupil without fear Of
injury. This eppcriNeni II a new depart
ure, but Il Is IN line with the ndyHnce
nf modern work aud the teachers Of
the schools are hopeful that II will lend
10 valuable results.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ROLLED HIGH.
w. II. TAYLOR 3 .-y y +:



San Diego, Cal, MAY y The 0's-
patel, from Cleveland about thu suicide
At tho Houcndcu hotel there OF H. IT,
Towner of Denver, who had arrived
from The West with Ms. T. VI Allen OF
Brown Of San Fnuoco. canscs To sur
prise here. whrr, n, palr had been ly-
Ing un lo rnrly in March
The woman wac known mere - MS
Brown Size WIS repeated u hnt" psc1
divorced IN reNna diul had e2WlO 95tlh
OF diamonds Shc wa drrssy nd lcom'
el 10 have plenty Of ntnry,
1iWner had been = ~ aging 2 fhnet IN
I,ada Vista Irrigation Iistrrl, riii was
elected collector Tor ihat district
IL was ruinorcd ~ he tine OF bis lcav
iug that he whs short 10 his aqc1un's.
bu' thr- Electors sny that The distri Il
owe hiid as much ~ he was w della To
them. Whom the pnir lef lere he had
$500 In cash. and s',tr nigh NJ Ron
R,nnrdino they wtni 20 the Phlu -
hotel Ia San F0nci.c) en- route &c the
Worlds fair Both we're about - years
OF age
me superstition - hat worry about
his accounts may hive 9anRrd hini 10
c,mmit suicide, M II n sail thsl ~ leii
many unpaid debts ab0n' town. A.
lnaintnnces N Jownrr d I'm iAal his
h,me was At Mum apulls, Kan. whore
hia father aud two .gtters lived. he
came here IN 1887 and wns generaily EN-
ployed ~ manager Of Tln hes lie ,n-
cgmC acquainted Nth Mr. Browa ~ o
riding school and they became inumnt..
They had rooms M the same lodging,
house and sat together NJ the hotel where
they boarded. The woman drove 4 good
deal and has Vehi les m store hrs nOs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

the Mckinley law and the passage Of a
turId net which will bee Endorsed by gu
clJssrs Of Democrats. IL order To ocNiu luS
tariff eight az all the decks mus hi 'l,Wi'H
fDr action hy the removal II MI springer
from the craftsmanship Of the ways anu
means committee. aud this VIII htfrNilllf
n general overhsullng Of the COMMUTE
slate speaker Crisp who j. to hg ienGhi'
mated without opposition shrinks from ny
task, and II In no hurry 10 assume ", ~ v
moreover highly probable that he WoNlu h2{
be called utuH 70 assume MS nulu w" ~
the regular meeting time Of congress w 10
cemhrr hut for the unhappy hnlnclhl slluHtSS
tlnn The struggle Of tile various thtln
factions could well be left until the MinlvU
hut the demand Of the business Interests
FOR a Encouragement N the money lhNt
AID 4 permanent settlement Of the money
question cannot be- nut on 50 long
CLEyEIAND'S PLAN
Several lncl incidents have occurred mere
lately Indicating that President vieyrllnh
Il piguning d sort " soup d'etut. With con
gress as his base Of operations Nneh
Sneaker Crisp LEFT here week or iwo AEp,
conferences With the president, he snid mat
he would not be- back until july or august
This remark was highly significant nnd Was
va regarded by the speaLer Hleh1s, NJ
Mi others who heard Of It, These frenls
know as an other persons do, thhl noDoly
ever c0mts TO Washington ~ July OF AnsNst
unless compelled to. and II cons $50 Mis
moi 10 meet until sept, 10, the uhis E'ut,
efIv af-reod mon In those WHO ihinL ihtlu
reform Is the burning question OF VIZ honl
with the president, the speaker gyiuu nN,'
nt motivc IN returning here In midsummer
Another Thing Is hgnihcant Mr., and MiH,
Ceyalnnd have as yet announced no mans LOT
the Summer months, und, so tar ~ eau w
learned they hnve made nolie ihrl NV
that thev have l-,n nj the Willie House
Tor few days during tue spanish manu-
visit aud apparently pr3posr 20 remain .,,,
MAJ Z H. take place M the household IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
WAY BE NO PRIZES.
Exhibitors Do Mol In" The system OF The Big
Show.

Chicago H., May ~. Following the
example Of the sixteen countries which
have served notice that they Will with.
draw their exhibits from tho competitive
piizc awards. four Americans. represent
Ing 40 Of the lnrgest exhibitors AT the
fnir. sent note % Dretior.t;eneral
Davis today requesting him TO hold their
exhibits 10 hUyance These American
exhibitors will tomorrow send formal
letter 10 Directortieneral Davis with
drawing their exhibits from The e0mpatl.
tive prize awards They represent An
the leading exhibitors IN wOorna, six.
tile pottery. silver and furnishiuEs, and
die condition which roniionts the direc-
tors u far from agreeable The Objcc.
tons of the exhibitors 10 the awards II
the Jury system which Award Nommis-
siouer Thatcher has Decided upon. None
VI tile exhibits eau be- nor " thcre any
iuientlon Of Withdrawing them from riie
fair. but " some compromise IN not
agreed upon The action Of the American
manufacturers today means that no przos
viii BE- awarded Al this expedition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
LIVESTOCK.
A BIG RUN OF CATTLE TO MON
TANA RANGES.


Tom Atkinson, the Henrietta cattle
man, is here
u. VI. Daggett has shipped three cars
of cattle to Chicago.
d. a. Ball a Hill county sloekman'
is In the city from Derden'
Colonel William Hunter Is down In
Soutl, Texas on o buying expedition.
w. II. Mcclure, quite a prominent
stocklnan from Oklahoma City, was IN
town yesterday
w. w. Johnson Of Palo Pinto county
Is here. Ho will market solne hhe =
year-old steers In few days
George Brindley had a ear Of horses
nj The ITnion siockyaris yesterday cn
route from Wichita Fall to Vernon.
Charles Ware Of the Denver says his
road il esperieucing a fine trade al pres
emf between the Panhandle and Mon
tqna.
Cattlemen are not fiocking To the city
in inrse numbers these days. Ihey are
busy OH the range shipping ana prepar-
ing 10 ship.
Maxwell a James have shipped six
teen cars Of cattle from lainphe'M 10
Quanah by way Of the Santa Fe. Ihey
were stockers.
/. $. Dorsey, the Kansas City I've
stock commission uldu, hns gone !" Myi'
.tiu TO snperiutrnd the loading OF q tram
Of beef cattle for Moore q Co. Of Ran
sas City.
@. $. Long, the big San Angelo sheer ,
man. WIS here Yesterday lie hau JUST
sbipped out thiity-hve cars Of sheep 10
Chicago.
In few days there will be lots OF
.,r,ss cattle marketed from northern Tex
"a ms lat cattle are becoming very plei!ii-
mi. The Territory viii likewise furnish
Zig shipments
Thf~e l. practically n0.ling being
resolved al the sioekynrds Of Ibis city
AZ present. The feeder season y over
ana The beef shipping season has hardly
commenced 10 earnest yet
The Continental Land and Cattle com
nsay. Colonel w. L. Hughes manager,
shirped out eight trains 10 Montana
Friday. and other big raneheros arr ship
irg M prgp0rtion The ranges q Mem
ts,,e af. said 10 be- ia excellent shape
ana the cattle will put on hesh rapidly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
The ROCK ISLAND.
TRACK LAID ,s2 MILES SOUTH or
BOWIE.


S, II, Hovcy, general superintendent
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Teaas
railway, arrived from Bowie yesterday.
He reports that tho track layers have
rcnchcd point thlrty.twO miles south
OF liowic leaving zap OF about thirty
az miles between the present terminus
and the stOckyards Ia North Fort Worth.
Track LAYING has becn slow recently.
owing ~ tho Inability TO gct ties as fast
rs requiwd. Tho delay WIS the result
" prVtractcd rams and high water Ia
soctlons where the ties were cut, aud
The consequent failure Of the contractors
10 forward material. Mr.. llovey re-
ports the utmost good frchng among
the people living along the projected
route, who nre enthusiastic regarding
the advent Of the line. A nunbcr OF
town sites have been staked out Ia Wise
and lNrrnnl counties, aud settlers arc
moving Into these embryo villages In
grfnt numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
MoRE NusrLER rRoupLEs.

Chamberlain, S. d., May 27.~The
present trouble being experienced be-.
tween cattlemen aud cattle rnstlers In
the region north of the Black Hills bids
fair to result 10 an open war which will
outriyal the famous war between cattle
men aud rustlers In Wyoming some
thing over a year ago, The other day
small siockman named Orlando Giles
was found dead about ten miles from biz
ranch on North Grand river. near White
Buttes. There had been considerable
talk about Giles for a long time, He had
small bunch Of cattle on The rAuge,
but had been hauling dressed beef to
Dickinson. y. d., all winter without ma
tenally diminishing his own herd. For
some reason he never exhibited any hides
Of the Numerous animals he was slaughi-
ering aud there were MANY cowboys and
cattlenen who were convinced thai he
was Killing other peoples cattle for his
individual profit This belief was the
cause Of his death The authorities were
requested TO investigate The murder, bat
they are evidently iniiinldnted by the
rough characters who lnfcst that region
and no arrests have YET been made A
cowboy who arrived At spesrhzh brings
information that scouts are on the range
every day aud that no one can ride any
distance without seeing nprseIhan on
some high hill quietly taking IN the
country with the aid ni Telescope.
Nothing escapes their vision and II would
be impossible for the sincknlen 70 get
body Of men together for the purpose
Of cleaning out the ristier without at
tracing the rnstlers' attention.. The rust
lerH say they will not leave. although no
ticp has been served on them 70 depart
Tho natural consequence i that bloody
war may be the outcome Of tho murder
Of Giles The eattlemen are determined
10 break up the deprdanons 81 the
rustlers. who. on the other hand ara
eguaiiy determined 80 stay "a that eoun-
49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

mates Of the amount Of feed that will
be- needed are based on the assumption
that exhibitors Of cattle and horses viii
bring enough forage to last ole week,
will supply themselves at home with
enough for two weeks. Exhibitors will
be allowed 10 bring with them MI the
feed they can store IN The space that
will be- allotted TO chem. Special storage
room viii not be provided, und the
amounts named are about all that eau
be- cared for In the space at command,
II sh0wInen should wish to have their
supply Of utions renewed from home,
arrangements Gan probably be made for
bringing II onto the grounds after night.
but inHsmuch as tho matter Of supplying
feed is in the hands Of Chief Buchanan.
II VIII doubtless be found more eoonOmi.
cal and satisfactory TO purchase forage
on the grounds after the first supply has
been exhausted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
woMANs ninltAnY DnploArioN,

Chicago. H.. MAY 2d.-1'hc nne library Ia
lilo woiunns' building, furnished by tha
Women VI New York WA qpgned lpnnl;
aud menhors OF the New YORK Monla.h.
Ia honor Of the event Hereafter iho nnfaty
viii he open Ia the public, ~ the hbrAIy "
d hnnds0mr ceiling frcsc0ed BY woman
Nra' bora Wheclor keith. Il cJntdnA Dvv
bnDfs In d carved case written BY women.
irbe painunFa witch adorq the walls lhe
stntues ANA husis, are all tue Work uf MpT
gother and arranged by women OF the a'Ate
~ New York, .,.,,
Thn lrish Village Vt the fair was dedlcHtgl
today aud upon n wern pronounced lho
hen,aiiffIDus VI Archbishop lsehun OF Ohl-
cnrn aud Cardinal Michael Lgne OF At
mnxil prlmaio OF Ireland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
Nan RuLINa IN ErFEcT

Wsshineton. MAY 2T.--1'he attention o.
sscrstsrv Hoke Smith has been egllfli
Nv tha commissioner Of the general l ~.
oiBee 10 he recent decision Of the ! nll ,l
S,atss srpieme court IN the beIulel
ease. in which il was held that IN tne
death II a homestead enfrFinan lelNiih
M widow. but both adult and minor nelIs
netenf when issued, should Issue W ~
m heirs equally. and not 10 's, h, ~,
heirs to the exclusion Of ihe aaalls' ' ~
larsi land Office. and the cOntnislsohsf
80 whether ihe practice shall be clAi,s
~ ~ conform to the supreme court "
.ss;en me secretary answers N w
s .,irgnative. aud holds thar all cases %
aan,;.. With the Iefisiou REFERRED 70
s .,n, =. considered rs overTuied. Here
atssr al patents issued must eonicfiD
to tbia d.-.'isiaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
PA SESSION SOON.
FRESHMEN LIKELY TO MEET
\ The FIRST OF AUGUST.
FA'dlialvsly Declared That Cleveland Is
Ahaio Postpone Needed Financial
saaioo unlll September Next

'sion, May ia midsummer ses-
@usress Is the next surprise that
'l cievelaud contemplntcs presenting
A4sfiean people, Ever siuce March
urreleud has been making a close
,flal study OF the unsatisfactory
eaitihon Of the country AMI each
. ,''eapments have strengthened mis-
~ The repeal OF the sherman Sil-
'1'se act and g'Ilcral overhluling
oslng financial laws lic absolute
--fAAie necessities, The New York
~ party leaders with whom ,hc
hah talked during III lat few
I \, ass freely ronflded his hopes und
i MANY Of them lie has made inc
'rltihent that II will not do TO al
4 4 h1.ht unfortunate condition OF
wlunne until the regular session
. 49, even until the early fnll. Iht
M utts, many Of them occurring
Il nfiVlc aruOr OF the pred ant In
s upon he treasury reserve in
o,e,il aiAin gold payments. have serv.
4 ls9. ,a,s MIN that some more radical
4 y ,hs clungc Is necessary. and
n ~ o authorized only by congress,
1 ,lfsf' not 10 be expected that
4 ~ secretary Carlisle or any OF
~, '-t onieers will consent 10 indcIre
4 n ~ mat u presidential proclarna-
K ~, 's.sotniemplatioI calling The iifty-
A 1f W, n session during the SUM
u * ,here are TO be found close
p ~ 80 s.nsiNisers Of the president who
~ t-'tsi.a the report that nothing
n q ~ thsn that congress Will b.
tl.. 1871 OF August next for the
n Il 49, OF considering & message
X x 'sment will submit calling Mt
\ VA SenQls AMI .uatming hnun lnl
D. IA, iAprng out In very plain
4 r,,rr., pi remedial legislation.
n -lDiArE ACTION URGED.
4 s,, slaa has been urged to take I'M
tnsnn " some Of his personal
pam "9nkefs In various parts Of
.. irua,.-. eo,u parties, AID also 10y
. ts n,..s ~ aud out OF congress.
p isl ~ esete and consultations
q rSo,l slil those who participated
. ID oilv mai the president appears
NJ 4lues Siling but hnxious 10 listen
IL unrii tle men representing the
n ~ ovtr al o. whom are deeply
11lir. ss unsatisfactory state OF
4. 49, he Dpmorrai,c an,,t,,t.,,.,t,n
II rtllnl " has been known that
4 sl1rs ,SoAstess would be called In
. ~ ana \, regular meeting time In
I flsf ~ late the belief has become
4 u ~ Wsiln''f Is the mDuth agreed
n s,l,.r.,,it.ai session. II has also
4 lttslis siP..ition that the anxiety
isne ,s ~ The Democrats gener-
Wv sn.i ~ phi and have II enact.
'terin Il XIV Into operation In time
IA II. lril beforr the elections
sgsrmaa. 0'let cause la the extra
q N ~ sae foremost Dena,ssnfs IN
~ 1xnf 20 great haste Ia begin
. "a 81 49, ~ tlsy know that the mo.
81 ~ ~ ness open UP a party ca. est
-'t and In ihs rateAI al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
HMFMILLIoN ron cnINAMnN,

San Francisco. MAY 27.-Reilahlc In
formation was obtained hero today 20
the clfect that one Of the purposes Of
the Chinese SIX Companies In resisting
the Enforcement OF the Geary law waa
y raise half million dollars for private
distribution aDong the few PRINCIPALS in
this mysterious corporation. II IN also
learned that the policy ~ resistance WAS
While the Assessment WIS nominally 81
= head. IN reality not merchant in
t'risco's Chinatown contributed less than
$40, aud some gave many times that
nuul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ron nan aolD FIELps.

San Francisco, May PA novel party
Of gold seekers will sail tomorrow for
new. aud, Il Il claimed, rich fields 10
British New Guinea. Tue party = head.
ed by Joseph McCaulay. aD old Califor-
nlan. Michael Surlfy Of Calayeras coun-
y, ! Grogan. a California aud Idaho
miner; ,1-Mnnagcr Houke Of the Oak
land waierW0rks, and SOUR others. Will
also 10 They Will take along ccmpleie
hydraulic machinery and apparatus. and
on arir arrival in sydney will have two
other hydraulic machines made there.
They will then push forward TO Coos-
town. North Queensland. aud from there
will sail for the new fields. They expect
men have ever Visited these mines, aud
ont Of them is the leader Of the present
pafty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Groeabeck. Tox.. Nay 2G.--iSpeciai. Tho
county falf II 10 Fun ldasi here. and nrn
VIII What money they could btg o. borrow
70 bet on their fHyoriie hor.es aud a. usual
d number u broken heads have Resulted 81
course but DO sefigns casualty bas uecnfr.
rule and The winners iuuxh 10 'hflr sleeves,
ihr FtAblrs aro crowded With hnraee. there
Iclug On the ground fourteen istfuffers.
twenty runners. three pufcff and three
tuiarrllEuruut. The crowd n large.
The hind a sui1Hen1ly ury Tor farmers
10 pui IN ilrir crops aud her We1 never q
bs-tu bannilfll aad NJ fefft-fieF = r..
i-liis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Terrell. Tex. May 20 -tspeciall-A SAD
affaif occurred this morning AZ OF nnar IN"
iraIna and Pacific railrond tank, = dincnl,
~ occurred between Pete LouEhlin hn W.
Fat OuOnnnr, resulting Ia Pete being lht
on the back part Of tho head by Pat, from
which Pete has been insensibie most u lne
tilgc since. Pete loughln u hhfdy % hkH
lni D'louuOr ~ tho Texas aud racing 'h
ldneet thni runs the pumps ~ the rhiiroM
I'd Terrell and wills Point hnd has br'n
citizen Of Terrell since u was Town.
11iero are fears that the wound received ny
Inln Lnmlhlln may provo Iulnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
o,coNNon sum,ENpnnnp.

o,aon,,of returned from Wills rolat on tho
q b. nj Texas and I'N3dc trein, and sur
reidared Ia Olicer Joe Killer, and wAs
placed nuder bond Of tlVMy 70 hmh, Wy
feiorted xriting along bsfia, The Implement
ais4i by Pal O'Connof VIA a pick handle,
Al least 40 reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Clarendon, Donlcy county, Tex. May 10.
Special News reached here this etehlnl
that coal had been diseoyered cropping Yul
IN ihr ground ln the Ttic canon on ms
pnladuro ranch thirty I've miles southwest
or hof" Samples have been sent 70 ihs
chemists secretly. aud u u claimed thAt ihe
nnBlyAis proves n 10 be % nn excellent
onniity OF r1nl. aud indicative Of Immense
quantities IA the earth IN that Viclnlty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Fan Antonio Tex. May ~ npecl.n. y =.
court for Le.,plnE Dpeu hin saloon on SUNDAY.
1he sunday closing c0mmlfiee vas repre-
aentsd IN the prosecution by Ersrfal lh"y.I.'
NM Ia this ~ Ia all cnhrH OF the iutnir omar
meter, the jury brought ~ fefhici OF A.,
aulttnl humber Of uitrtHsid tfrlh-n
mai IouatanAu had kept open ~ chhfHen'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
noonN nnIoApn npuNoN.

Ennis. Tex. Stay - 'apedsl l-M
called luaeiinr o. the ciiKrns yesterday ~
executive c0mmltte WAS appointed Win
power 10 appoint III nrceasaiy eyinaalt,,t.et
Tor the purpoao Of rai.inf ttnnr = =" .Nh ,.efs
an ihp mn " juno, when NnniA VIII flte
\ riehf royal welcome 10 The boys VINO Wofo
die gray D. WILL ~ the boys ~ blue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

damages against the Worlds fair direc-
tors for breach Of contract 10 failing to
furnish the village with light and lava-
tories. The case VIII he watched with
Interest by cnnccssionares along tho
street, inasmuch as they have the same
grievance against the opposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

rerr@li Tex. May 49, Special Large
nranarnliona afa h,dix made Tor The coiu-
naItfsi,,ert .fercfaa4 81 the Terrell hlfh
sehoA Witch occur next week. No CITY IN
tlle afato N Ttrreits population eau produce
better public srDuula.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
LIVESTOCK AT THE WORLDS
- - FAIR

rhe welcome statement y made w
the Chieaeo pres that chiel blisi,ansl,
s,,ess "a the lowest bililnrs for al the
f..si rea1ir~a b. erisisissr> The ~st'-