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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20
SaS 2. SabreS gd1attmr1tett Ses
Gatt MntpntD=Surn Nereft8.

9as aa Samltag Nbenb in Der
5urnbaQe a~bgebaltene apeite Sabresz
S6autlrnen beg biefigen Surn : 8ers
ems Denies, baB es fetnesnegs MIR Der
&ei3 Der Neubeit mar, nel6er ben @rz
folg Der turns 9ule 51t einem . iibers
rai6enb groBen gema9t bate unb baB
es ni6t nur gegliidt mar, eine rege Be-
tbeiligung at berfelben gu Stanbe gu
bringer, fonbern aud bas SntereRe fir
bieielbe bauernb mad unb rege gu err
balten.
Srob bes niebertrd9tigen Metters,
bns am 9amtag Nbenb berri6te, iuar
Der 8eiu9 esS6auturnens BON Setten
Der gltern unb 8ef6miiter Der turnens
ben Sugenb, fenie ionfiger Mitglieber
unb Treunbe bes Surn : Sereins Elm
iberaus sablrei6er.
Sic idmmtli6en 1ieben Surnz&laiz
ien-bie beiben &nabenz &lahen, bic
betben Mab9eu : &laKen, bic Surne
36glinge, bic gttipen ultb bic Samenz
&lahe-betbeiligten ii9 an benz S9aus
turnen.
9as bemielben gu @runbe liegenbe
prpgramm mics bic folgen6en Ttumz
merit auf:
l. 9anteI, iebunsen Mao4ens Siafe.
2. SettsSdrren Tnrn 3DSltn9e.
3. aeuieaa S@ptnsen..-.....3~ett meaeden. alaie.
5. aampfTspiele lls.dtsb. nnp stnt.aampD ........
@rite &naben 5 Slafe.
6. G~dn9lfabz nebuu9en ............... Oamen= 9laIe.
/. Gaftasnsttenz& eisen. ...... 3wette &nabenzaluie.
Sdmmtlt6e llebungen purben inter
Der fdbigen 2eitung bes Surn>2ebrerS,
9errn Nuguf Gpnrab, nit GROCER
Nccnratehe ausgeiibrt unb anar nit
iener Munterfeit unb 2ebenbigfeit,
tpel6e seigen, baB bic Surnerei nit Stuff
unb 2iebe betrieben tpirb.
Sen 8ei9luB bes programmes bill
bette bic BON 9errn Sobn 8edmdnn
arrangirte 8orfibrung pIaitii6erM ars
NOR : @ruppen, bie ebenfaQs grosen
8eifaa fanben.
Nn bieien offieielen She'll reibte fi9
Elm pergniigter 8aq, Der Sung urb
! Nlt nod LANCE beiiammen bieIt, na9s
Dem Die &leiniten nod Sauie befors
bert pare1.
Seitbem i'm Surns8erein tpieber ges
turnt mirb, lit elm gang reues 2eben
In b%enfelben einge5ogen unb man fam
rur BON 9eraen wiini6en, baB es bas
bel bleiben m6ge.
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3pcale Seiertaas> Staten.

Sic International : 8abn pirb ON
49,, a., 25., 80. unb 81. DECEMBER
1898 unb an l. Sannar 1894 locale
&unbreiies8iqette 3wii6ens allen Sta
tionen an ibrer 2inie gu elmer &ate BON
4 Gents per Meile p%erfaufen. 9ie
@iltigfeit berleIben bei6rdnft fi6 auf
ben 3. Sanuar 1894 fir bic &idfebr.
Sir tueitere Snformatione1 wenbe man
fi6 an irsenb einen Mserten Der s. &
81. @iienbabn.
8. $. price,
q. 8. q. 81.
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Maerlei.

= Na6 elmer lanspierigen &rant.
belt ftarb am Samtag i'm Santa &ofa
9ospital 9ermann &%upfernasel. Ct
binterldBt eine Srau unb bier &inber
in ben biirftigffen 8erbdltnifen. Die
Samilie mar f6on felt geraumer 3eit
auf bic 6fentli6e Wobltbdtisteit ans
gepi. len.
= S9pn tpie6er iuirb bic Gin
iebuug eines S6iebseeri6ts besasIi9
bes @ourtbausbaues n6tbig. Sc bat
f9 ndmli6 berausgetelt, baB bic
&onfruftiOn bes Sa9es perdnbert
tuerben muB, mobur9 tpieberum Mebrz
foften entteben. Stunt ernennen bas
@ountD unb bic Gontraftoren ie einer
S6iebsmann, unt gu enti6etben, tper
bic Webrauslagen gu beitreiteu bat. =
Wabrf6etnli6 bod bas gountp!
- Sen 8emobnern her 9if1ritte
No. II unb Is 1T bonn County bic
Bilhnng zines eigenen S6uIbifritts
a%ugeitanben porben.
= @i1 beri9teten unldngf, baB
&i6ter Sleming San Nntonio au bers
lafien gebentt, bas 1T aber nidt Der
Sail; er 1T Dieber Mitglieb elmer Nbs
bofatenfirma getporben.
= Wegen @inbru6s 1T Som 9umz
mers berbaftet morben. St tpurbe
wdbrenb Der Samftag Na6t i'm Mors
gan @ttD Slid : Marft ansetrofen, in
uel9en er bur6 elm Seuter eimgebun>
gen mar. NuBer Jii9en unb Mnltern
mar bort a~lerbings ni6tS gu bolem.
9ie teranii6en giieababnpoftz
beamten petitioniren ben @eneralpof=
meiiter UNI @rb6bung ibrer @ebdIter,
bic bereits Dor 5tpei Sabren b1tte eirz
treten fonen, aber bisber nod ni9t ges
tpdbrt murbe.
: 9ie 9erren Geo. &6rner, 81.
96fling IT,, $. .. gngeIfe, s. 3abi9,
%. Clemens, s. D6bnert, 8. Mabnde,
$. 2egler BON bier unb Serr %. Sic
fen BON San Mareos begaben fi6 ar1
Sonntag mod Der Staatsbauptfabt,
UNI unter ben Nugen bes @o~nberneurs
9ogg Elm Sfattournier nit ben folgens
ben N%uitinern ab3ubalten: u. Sips,
prof. 2ubmig, u. 9. 2angermann,
s. Giefen, s. Melastp, Str. 0arraI,
81. @orboba, Capt. 9ucp. Mbpotat
peeler. 9ie Nuftlner iiegteu nit einer1
plus bon2160 points. unfere 6reunbe
tebrten am Nbenb ettpas niebergei1laz
gen tpieber beinl, finb aber bol bes
2pbeS iiber bic QIG1aeu6e 8%enirthunn.
bic ibnen 3u She'll tpurbe. 8eIonbers
ribmenswertb fol- bas 9iner gemeIen
fein, tpel6es fie i'm 2ofaIe bes 6errn
SacobD e%innabmen.
= SIM q a Store, ger. PIT
%. 9oufontraBe pirb am Samitag
nit eiuem groBen Eager elm Spiel
Daaren : @ei9dft fur ben Weibs
na6tsmarft err0Hnet iperben. Die
0ertaufstii@e iinb fir bas 9ublifum
duBerit bequem einseri@tet uub bic
Nusmabl lit Ie5r groB
= Sic dlteite @erberei Der Stabt 1T
bic bes Serrn $. s auboIb, $40
Siibs 2arebo StraBe, no man au8ges
3ei6nete IngOras2 eoparben,s &eb> unb
anbere 6eqe, bic fi9 beionbers gu
WeibnadtS. ober @ei9enten an Gers
tpanbte in Seutf1Ianb eigne1, finbet.
Srsenb uel@e brie1i@e Nuftrdge tperben
BON 9errn 9auboIb nit peinli6fer
@ewifenbaftigfeit als9efibrt.
Gin Srhifer cSohr fommt pfmo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

3panestag I'M Saufe 1T 10 re9t ba3u
geeigaet, i'm @tiaen Tie gorarbeiten
fiir bas i66ne Samilienfeft in Nngrif
gu nebmen unb mir inb gemiB, bob in
bielen 0dusIi@feiten bies aud ses
l6iebt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

9as 96nte % / f.
g d t lift cine fein
ansgefibrte Photographic bpn 6 a l.
lamap's Wnftalt. 513 Of : 9ouz
fton1fraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

saS~ Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @bolefale> unb &etail : Sdnbler
in feiren Infern, Gii6en, Wilb &c.
telephone o. 81.
Auftrdge aus benz 2anbe tperben
erbetet ilnb prompt ausgefiibrt.
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St ptt5!

9auft bic beiten Snbianer 3erritos
RUM &Oblen 81 $3.50 per Come,
ebenio Gofes bon Der
Gan antonio Sass e.
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@eime unb SiqmDre gu biliger
Preifen BEL
M. Ga ftanoIa 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

Sn Sapan tifen 1ur Mann
une Grau chamber, fonf ni9t eins
NAL Mtutter unb 4inber.
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8pnt 5poe gerettet.

rsS mug Spoo's eariapariQa Ioben. Sera
es IN cine tpunoerbare Webitin. Sd lit ,ekn
Sabre an
Ueural9ia uno Dyspeplia
uno Gbnma1tsanfGaen. 3umeilen muroe 10
sans FetF bura taItea s9pets. Sd berausaabte
cine eroBe wtense GeIoes auf drstti6e gebanS.
lung. bod paro mir feline Deferuns. BIB mir meme
9odter bon Snob's Garfaparina iasts, unS Ii
besonn es 1u nebmen. SD tuos meuiser ais 100
Yfuno uub mar
Gin Btlo oes Glenos.
Sober. Der mid fab. ea@te, ID t5n tie tsineu mo.
nat Idnser Ieben. Sebob besann i'd MID fofprt ,u
erboIsn, nadoem i'd nit 9opb'S Garfapartua
b%esonnen batte. uno nobm mad unb mad lu. bis ID
Jest buIitGnoig eebeilt blu. Sd efe gut. f@lofe
suit uno bin bet ausseseidneter Geimnbbett.
Sd ueiB. baB
Pooo's Sarlapariua betlt.
Gnitatt iebt toot ;u fem. Iebe i'd unb tpteae 149
Giunh.~-Mr G%Gtsabetb Wefer, 10
Colt 9oruep Str, Baltimore. mo.
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= geriu6t unieren California
@laret unb &isIing.
80. @atanola & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

9etratbS gtbetme:
emil 9ina unb gpeIpn q. 9urf.
&arI 9er3og uub Olga 8odbaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

: Gin Supiier : Sabr fommt ettpa
elf fhnf Se6tel @~rbiabren glei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

Sono's %iqen iinb reiu oesetabi[. opuiommen
bermlss. fsets iueerIaits unb bon gutter Wirfuns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

DkDV'c Skin and Scalp purified and beauti-
DAD J fed by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22
IUTICURA REMEDIES.
COVERED WITH SORES
Tried the Doctor and Almost Everything
Could Think of But Nothing
Helped Me.
Thought Would Try Cuticura Remedies.
In One Week Was Cured.

l tried the CUTIcURA REMEDIES and they did
everything for me. Ny head and body were
covered with some kind OF sores, and tried al
most everything could think of, and finally
tried the doctor, but nothing helped NE. After
reading your advertisement, thought would
try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, Thought the CUTI-
CURA, CUrICURA SOAP and CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
and one week after | began using them my
sores dried up. aud have not had them since.
MRS. L a. JONES, Mcintosh, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

CHE tlldt SteuSS my purse SEeGtS trash;
/ But he that IstcheS from me any good
jgoBs me of that tchich not e,,gicaes him,
lnG makes asse poor tndeed.''
y Johann Hof's IEaJc Ec-
tract, like many othergood things,
has a history. Its primary object
was to benefit mankind. Its dis
semination at first was confined to
a very limited area. From Ger
many its fame spread like wild
fire, and since 1S47 it has been a
recognized remedy, not only by
the public, but by the medical
profession of every civilized ma
ton. But as in every instance of
sterling worth there is the result
ant envy, it was not long ere Jo-
ham Hoff's Malt Extract evoked
4 small army of imitators whose
bungling processes have not only
done physical harm, but robbed
the original article for time of
its just eulogy, But "time tries
ALL" and this puny and petty
tribe of imitators have been
beaten back by the sheer force of
public preference and scientific
analyses to their normal position
Of impudent empiricism. The
genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Ex-
tract has the signature of Johann
Hoff - on the neck oe every bottle.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., sole
agents, New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22
Cuticura Never Failed

Ibave been using your CUTTCURA REMEDIES
for several years. especially the CUTICURA, and
1t has never failed to do what is claimed for it.
it is about the only remedy keep in my house
all the time. l would not be without it for
money. l think 1t is the best skin cure in the
world. use it for all kinds OF Sores new or
old, and it always cures them.
PRoF. J. w. PORTS,
Davis Military School, Winston, n. @.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22
FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE.
~-~~~~~~-~---~- ~---------~--~--~~~-~%
Hotel Tybee for Lease.

The magnificent new Hotel Tybes, situe-
ted on the south end of Tybee Island. facing
one Of tho most beautiful strands on the
Atlantic coast, together with all its appur-
tenances. consisting OF standing furniture,
billiard room. laundry, bath rooms and
open-air pavilions. together with sixteen
acres of land, more or less, upon which the
buildings are located, is offered for lease for
one year, with privilege of a three or a five
year lease.
This hotel contains 100 rooms and is fur
nshed throughout with artesian water, and
gas and sanitation is perfect. The dining
rooms having capacity to seat 300 guests.
IT is in direct railway communication with
the great trunk lines leading into Savannah.
The property is in good condition and ready
for occupancy. Address for particulars,
JAMES r. SHELDON,
Chairman Committee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

had very severe case of what the doctors
called ring worm or letter on my foot. After
trying several of the best physicians for over a
year without benefits, was induced to try your
CUTICURA REMEDIES, which completely cured
me. JOHN Q. HOMER, Nashville, Tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22
CufEcura ResoIvenf

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTiCURA
SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautifer, externally
instantly relieve and speedily cure every dis
ease and humor of the skin, scalp and blood
with loss Of hair, from infancy - age, from
pimples to scrofuia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

MY UNCLE JIM" said Mr.. Lushforth, was
one Of the first OF the forty miners. he rode all
the way across the continent on pony"
That is something you would never have
done. was his wife'S comment.
why nots"
because you would have gone by sailing YES
SCI. Catch you taking pony when there was
chance for schooner. Not much. "-Iadtdn.
dDollS Journal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

possibility that this dissipation combined
with the cold taken 10 the ring to cause his
death.
Mitchell and Hall we're both at the Ged
ney house yesterday and appeared to be
greatly depressed at the news Of the death
of their friend aud patron. Mitchell posi-
death would interfere with his fight with
Corbett.
"The squire gave me the $4,000 to back
myself with" said he. money was given
to me and put it in the Shareholders hands,"
Mitchell refused to talk further about
either the dead man or his own prospects.
He said he was very much used up by the
news. for be bad expected 10 greet his friend
in New YORK that very day, and had hired
his former rooms for him by his own re-
quest 1t was also by the sQuire's own re-
quest Mitchell said, and not the physicians,
that he (Aiitcheln had come to New York a
few days before the squire had expected to
come, in order that the squire might have a
day or two of rest before making the
journey.
Several of the stories previously printed
telling Of the sQuire's career we're shown to
Mitchell, and he characterized all the state
ments rejecting most seriously on the squire
such as the matter of the Slavin fight and
the beating of Lily Langtry, as lies. with
round expletive. Mitchell also 10 authority
for the statement that the dead mans mid
die name was Alexander, and not Abingdon
as has been generally supposed. Mitchell
said that Abingdon was not even family
name in the squire's family. but simply the
name he chose as his title upon the turf.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22
DANIEL HOGAN.

This week we tender the housekeepers
of Savannah the most superb selection Of
TABLE LINENS it has been our pleasure to
see in many days. All Of the very latest pat.
terms, and al low prices that will invite ex-
pressons Of surprise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-22

Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIoURA, Soc SOAP,
CSC; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPORATIoN, Boston.
R1gg~''How to Cure Skin Diseases, D." "a pages, so
illustrations, 100 testimonials, mailed free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

TENARKANA. Tex. July 22.-(Spe-
ciali-Allcn T. Jones and family, con
sistjng Of wife aud three children.
have for the lb~t three years lived on
small farm seven miles east Of town.
Jones WIS i printer and formerly f0.
lowed that trade, and several years ago,
for while, published a small afternoon
paper IN Texarkana. He was energetic.
but miseiably poor manager and scarce
y made 4 hare living for himself and
family. He was Of genial, good nature
however. AMI seemed TO almost worship
his wife aud children, and II there was
ever the least trouble or misunderstand-
ing of any Kind between him and his
VIE, no one ever knew of II. The only
trouble II seems was that Jones found
II almost impossible to keep the grim
wolf from the door. He worked harder
II anything than any of his neighbors,
but TO no avail Those around seemed
to prosper while he appeared 10 he i'll
Starred, victim Of poverty and III luck.
The family was visited last night by
a relative, who found them in rood
health and spirits. This morning this
same relative called early at the gate to
the Jones Residence. but in response To
regeeated calls could get no answer.
Thinking that something must be
wrong. he got off his horse and pushed
his way into the house. were a terrible
sight awaited him. All the children
Were lying Ia Their night clothes. Their
races ana heads had been terribly beaten
ana crushed with some instrument They
were all covered with blood, senseess.
MORALLY injured.
The alarm wis at once given and a
runner sent here TO notify the authori.
ties.
Justice of the Peace Hamilton sum,
lnOned a coroner's jury and went to
the scene, where The facts as stated
above wrrr inund Ia be- true.
further search Of the premises was
then made, aud In an outhOuse about 1870
yards AWAY, Jones was found hanging
10 a rafter, cold aud stiff in death. His
hands We're not tied, aud his feet wore
touching the ground. The rope, which
was around his neck had been tnken
from the well, There were no bruises
or marks of violence about his body.
and II was clearly a case of attempted
murder and suicide, and that was the
cornnprs verdict.
One of the children, q little girl of 4
years, died this. afternoon. Mrs. Jones'
and the other two children. boys. ng-l
| and q, are sin breathing. Int there
Is not the shadow Qe.hope that they will
recover
An axe covered with blood and hair
WAS found in the well by the scarchcrs.
aud II was doubtless the weapon used by
Jones In his bloody work.
II is surmiscd that Jones mind became
unbalanced. owing to his IN fortune in
| life, aud that he committed the awful
deed In a lit Of temporary insanity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
THE rExAs DELEGATES
Appointed by Governor Hogg TO the
Bimetaiiic Convention at Chicago.

AUSTIN, Tex. July 22.-(Specini -
The following is list Of the delegates
appointed by the governor to the national
Olmcta.ic convention to meet IN Tho div
Of Chicago un Aug, l ]. II. RnalnIi
Palestine; II Chiffon, Tyler: u. Gibbs
Dallas; James l.. Slaydcn, san Antonio.
Charles Stewart. Houston; s. w. +. Lam
ham, WeathNford; w. A. Shaw. Dallo
A. j Rose, Salado; W. X, Handy,
Austin; Hurry ianda. New Rrannfels.
l. Il. Walker. Rice Crossing; John b
Lang. Rusk: James l.. Kay. AIinroln /;
W J. Swain, Henrietta A. X. Starr,
Marshall; j. w Blake. Mexia; r. NJ
Smith, Blooming Grove. W. y. Ramsey.
llcburne; james H. Simpson. Dallas
NJ. Cockrell. Flutonia; X. W. Carpenter
MchinnrEi j, II. Bywatcrs. Paris; W
H. hardison. Blossom; peytnn T.. Ed
wards III Paso; T. w. Dodd. laredo,
Jalilcs Il, Wells, Brownsville: 4. W. ian
~ Angelo; $. NJ. Simmons, Eagle Pass.
iisde IenuirgS, Fort Worth; x. II. Har,
rs'h; Marni NJ. Il, tinsseti. 1Saufmnf;
!! q keariw. WINS Point: &. ii
hoaknm, Greenylle, j. W. Bailey
iaincsytlles H. NJ. Mynne. h'on Wnr,h
W. II. Geizrnhaner. Waxnhn-hil. in
Never, Jefferson; john l.. Sheppard
l'ittshur GUY NJ Bryan. OIh,tnns.
Harry Haynes, Brenhum; john y. Hen.
derson. Bryan: +. y licndsrson. Gam.
IRON. /. II Ball Huntsvili.: Ncrtnn
Moses. Rupcts Vale Hicks $40 .'.,nis.
Lee Estes IeNa'i'ana; Jebn lrcia j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


VIII Gibson. Weatherford: = II Allcr.
son city; Chns + Brown, Mcutbcrtori;
Rinel Abilene; A - Carr. Kentucky
n u Skinner. 81 Jusoph A !. Messenger,
Mrmphis IL l. nunmuu, Coleman; II q
liiuckuah. ~ IamS; w II Bridge, Miss
Minnie Bridge, Dallas: jack : l'rust Dal-
las; II 4 Hum, stephen VILE; N W shaw,
81 Louis; W Il Dupry, lunnah; julie Al.
word. Wichita Fails. hampton CLIFTON x
Go. Y e Stone WentherfUrd; J II Davis,
Sulphur Springs: W Lowe Qnunuh. i
Martin GHlndyiew; II l. Cnrlnck. st.
Louis; wallace II WiunUld. city; y ~ His
cock Huusiou $ O'nriau. ballast W
AInbry, Vernon; J Il thillOI, tuuiunrhei
A Nunually, Louisville; Gep smith. ST
Ionl VI y ilance. Kansas city j u Me.
Cord, Coleman. T. e Hlghsmlth Amuri!lu
T. Hall, Wichita Falls: Il VI UttcrhncE
Dublin, JOS Hays, - Louis; o Middle
ton, Dallas; w Hunter, Kansas city; W
lanis; + II Groyrr Colorado: G 5 berry
Abilene: W Scatt. city q II Council, Dun
lin Val Belspr Cincinnati: l. VI Dewitt
Abilene: ] n Dicks. Kansas Clty! W
irdbcttcr, Alvnrado: II i Shepard city
II J Martin Detroit; l. II Hin, Albany
II II Hodge Windsor Hotel Dallas; q II
Han nalldS: David Cpckran Illinois; W
L. Harris, Galveston: W n Register. Waco,
W II lircclng. San Autuuiu; II Pulklng
tone, NcwOrlcans; T. Cash. 81 Louis
j lnpaz, Texas; Eugene Christian York
Pa; \ W FRANKLIN, Chicago. Jut J Smith.
Ilascn; g Goodnight. Goodnight; VI N Gus
Ter. Detroit: e. \ nuffy Purcell. j j Cobb
rDnllns: ID u SWparinErr. Quannh. John
Hu .suit Amarillo: Brass Osbufn city: {
q liuttun, Kansas tity; Chus Alexander
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Segiin: l.. ]. Storey. Locshart: S p.
Fowler Bastrop; ". II. Ledhetter. La
Grunge; James Mcdonald, Galveston;
H. Z. Hill, Houston T.. VI. Houston, X.
II. Miner. Henderson; w. =. Dumas.
Terrell; Norahim McKdlar. Forney; T.,
q. Senter. Fort Worth; William A.
Bramlette. Ir. Bonlam; Il, y. Stafford,
Mineola; Gustave Cook, Houston; J. Il.
Fleming, San Antonio;. ); II; Huriock.
rctt. Henrietta W. A. Clark, Temple;
Jeff WeibOrne, New Boston; a. w.
buchanan. R!ynn; ~ Stalworth, Marlin
W. H. Graham, Henderson: II. r FAR
rett. Venus; Il. ]. Kcndrick, Waco; W.
b. Morrow, Calvert; j. j. Faux, Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
C',yI:S:!h!SaI'I !

Rhodes and Grim Cleveland Runs 10.
base hits 10 errors 3; battery. Cuppy
and O'Conuor Umpire Lynch.
BOSTON. Nlnss.. July a2 Boston
Runs H. base hits II, errors 4. battery,
Runs \. hase nix NJ errors q. bettrs,
Baldwin, Rusic and Kelly. Umpire,
Gahnry.
BROOKLYN, \. ". July ~ Brook.
lyn. Rams, 1; lase HIS. 0; errors, Z
Runs =; base hits. \, errors. . Battery
Hawke CLARK. Umpire Emslle.
CHICAGO. H.. July -. Chicago
Huns, ~ hhase hits. IL; eriorE, p Battery
Mauck' liutcMson. Mctiill, Schrieper
pipisbrrg Runs, lO hase hits. IL. errors
Y Battery. Nillen. lsiiret, Susdcn. I'm
pir., Hurst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

At.SrrN. Texas July e2,--tSPryiaN
Tiss .i.,fq fneampmcaJ opens gainer-
row with ffry-iwe companies ia atueii,l-
anre. ayrrseine ihirty men each, Two
each ~ inf-ntry, cavalry aud artillery
companies u ne rg-ular army AZ san
Antonio. With paad, are ~ Attendance,
fiy.. r,,rt,stiss are here tonight. and ,he
bainns-, an ex;scted lumorniw morning
The grounds are rnelo.a,us with music
tonight. his Is ih-. largest attendance
ever accorded any enrampment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Ia GRANGE Tex. July. 2e.-ispe-
eiai1-l4ast night fend committed a
criminal assault On q Bohemian wuinaD
Ia this city, named Leamrr. She went
man sprang upon her aud choking her
down. accomplished hi- pur'ose- When
fouud She wa- la stale of ins'mshiiiiy-
Tie Terpefrafor Of the crilie was a
negro whom she says she viii recognize
II she secs him again Parties are scour-
ing the county if every direction, but
the prfpstrat0r has not heen found The
injured woman Ia flesh and blood un-
der her finger nails where she scratched
his fIcr Several cOlured men were ear
ricd before her but she promptly statei
ihai they were not The PARTIES. II tn.
preparation Of thi. horrible crime j. found
Judge Lynch viii doubtless take charge
u him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23
a silk: S. ale

A wipng'out of lot of Silks in lengths OF to ten
yards all qualities plain and fancy printed and bocaded
all go at one price We hesitate make such doubling
price, as the Silks goods which sold FROM 75o up to
50 80 per yard but will wip them out Monday
per yard for your choice of any We do any
these lengths Remember this Your neighbors will be
OH hand early Best bargains go first 37c-who ever
heard of greater reduction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-23

Ola, Tex. July ~ lSpecinl)-
The First National bank fnilcl to open
this morning, caused 10y the run ycstcr-
day.
After the state bank CLOSED its doors,
i. H. Ralston filed deed Of trust to SEE
cure creditors. Ills liabilities are. three
times the amount Of hiH assets, He was
in the hardware business.
The town is terribly excited
Joe Schmidt. hardware man. made
deed Of trust to-day Liabilities twice
his assets.