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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CLOSE OF THE orERA SEASON

Hfaus Opera company closed two
weeks engagement at Greonwall's opera
house last night, giving as their fare
Wen performance the opera "Bile Fay
lor 1t goes without saying that the
company presented the opera in a salts.
factory manner. The artists In The cast
have become familiar tn Fort Worth
people and last nights performance was
no exception 10 the excellent work of the
company daring the entire season.
Elith Mason. the Gaihards, Bessie
falrhair, Persee Waldo Clayton. aud
iaI hut by no means least the
ininliiabe Felch, Were east In favorlte
pay. and each aud all SEEMED to he
imhned with spirit Of rivalry in their
endeayors To close the season IN 4 blaze
of mnsirni glory.
The company have presented twenty
four operas during their eugagcmcut.
the "Alikado" being the only repetition
during the Two weeks. Il is the uniynr-
sal verdict of u discriminating public
that mover in the history of opcrailc
productions in this city, have the lovers
Of music listened TO a more evenly bal.
anced aud carefully trained company OF
artists than have appeared in these va
riOls casts.
The. Gazette takes pleasure in announc-
ing that the engagement has been 2
successful and profitable one. 50 much
in January next. when he hopes to pre-
sent many Of the old standard and fa-
yorite operas. with several new pro1nc-
tons. which have never been heard IN
this city. The company 90 TO Little
Rock for one week, thence TO Atlanta,
Ca, for the balance OF the summer sea-
son.
A provoking error was the cause of .
Misunderstanding last evening, which
Messrs Greeuwall aud Grau feared
would be mislniepretcd by the audience;
In printing the program II was announced
that three acts wonld be- given. Billie
Taylor, as the score Of tho opera, indi.
Gates Is n two act performance. and
many people relying upon The proeliii
announcement retained their seats when
the curtain was rlg down on the last
act his unfortunate faux-pas was the
only hitch Of any character during the
engageinent. and must 30 attributed 10
the efforts Of the intelligent compositor.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. James Cain of Clarendon is in
town
Rice BELL, the well known well borer
Of Keokuk, Iowa, Is at the Pickwick.
Ben Cahcll. sheriff OF Dallas county.
hreakfasted at the Piokwick yesterday
morning
j. j, Cannon. formerly president of the
Texas brewing company, has returned
from Chicago.
ID. G. Weathcrhy, general agent Of the
American Refrigerator Transit company
returned home yesterday.
Alderman rully of the Second ward
who has been seriously IN for several
weeks, is rapidly convalcsciug.
III j. Lppold Of Panhandle City, cat
Tie Inspector for Carson county district
md brothcrin-law Of the Ayres brothers
is visiting IN the city,
Miss Mario Ames of Oxford. Mich.
Is spending several weeks Ia Fort Worth
visiting her brother. Mr. ]. q. Ames
$40 West Second street
George Robinson. the Dallas bill
stioker. came over yesterday loaded will
new outfit Of fairy tales which u,
sprpug 9n Colonel Jake zurn aud othcl
friends
r. r. Roberts. prominent bushes
nah 0f SuphNlylllN, who has been 4
HE ciiy seNsrai weeks, having his cyc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
AMATEUR MINSTRELS,
A TREAT IN PRosPEcrFoR MON.
DAY NIGHT.
FOR Sweet charilys Sake, Fort Worth Talent
shoaIy be Literally Sup
ported.

~. ....,. ni,,ht Nt,v % the long
on toinorr"" ",s",' - - In
looked for minstrel performance "h
take place No doubt many of Fort
Nortb's ne,nie greet this night with
>s,,.,. 4. onrrc,atod so
pleasure Morning ~ upp''
much us minstrel performance, anu
coming from amateurs and local talent
:, ,,,,,a,, mara so The
III tna'' ni'heS mug" ,.s.,. ,,
young men have worked ihlthiuiy u"u
deserve good deal Of credit for their
ners.varnnc. They will be amply re.
-, ,I,ou,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

treated. wa. able to return home YES
tvrlay.
Mrs. Oliver Steele " Dallas l. visit
Ing Mrs. 4. L. Jordan. 10 Florence
street. Mrs. Steele formerly resided IN
Galveston. aud viii visit that city after
leaving Fort Worth
Louis c. Wan. well known young
business man Of Fort Worth has con
neated himself with the land ahd liNe,
stock firm Of CLARK a Plumb, as local
manager for the house
The Misses Kolp and Fitch, two charm
ing young ladies Of the Texas fanhnhIie,
who have been attending rchpo' ~ yur
home TODAY. They are greatly pleased
with Fort Worth aud made many
friends during their stay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
LITTLE ITEMS.

Mr.. Arch Earl left at The Gazette ole
flee yesterday a curiosity In the ilnpe NJ
hons egg II is extra large n on
the inside Is another egg II Is fully rs
large rs q goose cgg
As the south-houn1 Santa Fc trnin
arrived last might the lamp In thr head.
light exploded and the train went ON tn
the next division station without q head
LIGHT, No damage other than the loss Of
the lamp
one oi the best meetings Of the year
WIS held at The Y. NJ e, A last Sunday.
Another good one Is expected az I u. m,
today, nr. r. H. Nall viii addrr,s thr
mceting, None Int men will hc ,luif-
ted, bur all mcp are cordially invited.
Rooms corner Main and SIKH streets.
Cool rooms, hig fans aud Ice waier.
The Salvation Army branch. which
holds nightly meetings at the corner al
Fifth and Main streets came very near
being arrested last night. 4 mah. whose
horse was hltchcd near where III meet.
ing was heing hold, made complaint
10 the police that the army Fri I'd
his horse, An officer compelled the army
to yacate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
MORE APPOINTMENTS.

Washington, May 2G.-The president
has appointed for United States attor-
neys the following X Emmett of Ala.
bama for the northern district of Ala
bama. Joseph n, Miller of Alabama for
the southern district of Alabama, and
A. ]. Montague OF Virginia for the west
ern district Of Virginia.
To be marshals Of the United States
j. 9. Mnsgrorc OF Alabama for the
northern district of Alabama; s. Il. Mer.
Get Of Alabama for the southern dis.
trict Of Alabama; VIM, II nsdnle of
Alabama for the middle district Of Ala
hama: S. G. Dunlap of Georgia for the
norihers district of Georgia; Ed Nir Of
Oklahoma territory for Oklahoma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
KATY oFFlcIAL CHANGES.

St. Louis, Mo, May 2G-.Iohn w.
Allen, general freight agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway in
Missouri has been appointed to the same
position in Texas, aud will have charge
Of all territory south Of Dpuison. The
appointment goes into effect Monday
May -.
General Freight Agent Halle of ST.
Louis will have charge of all territory
Agent john 4. Smith Of Texas has
been removed. and General Freight and
Passenger Agent G. T. Rector of Par
sons aud General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Faulkner Of ST. Louis are slated
to gO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
AMIcN Nor u ~ sYNpIoArE.

Cincinnati. o., May n. Especially -Dr.
w. Il. Amick Of This city, the dlscoverer
og the cure for consumption. disclnims
any connection with any pf the
syndieates organized TO open sani-
tndums based on his discovery. lie
SAYS the physicians IN charge ran obtain
the treatment from him just as any doe
Tor can, but he ~ on record as stating
ihat hls treatment will effect q cure IN
the pniieni's own homo az well a. away
from Il II under physicians care. To
prove this Ainick sends test medicines 10
all physicians Of good standing without
cost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
A WRECK



Yoakum, Tex, May 2T.-( Special y
Passenger train No. 81. north bound,
John Ilincl, engineer. aud G. @. Niles
conductor, leaving hero two hours be
hind time. was wrhclted AT Spring
Branch, four and one-balf miles north Of
Sinner, at 8 o'clock yesterday evening.
the engineer remaining in his cab aud
the fireman jumping from the pilot.
Neither were injured
Baggage Master $. w. Damon received
severe injuries.
Isaac Heidenhemer Of Galveston. who
was riding IN the smoker. was injured
about the lower spine, FELIX Smith, II
freight conductor who was also pnssen-
ger had the eighth left rib broken
Freight Conductor II. l.. Hall of Waco,
who was accompanied 10y his wife. sus-
tanned painful decoration Of the left
lower limb. Thomas l.. Frceland of
Houston. Crescent News company super
intcndcnt, received bruises on the nose
The other passengers We're considerably
jostled up, hut escaped without damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
SELLING FmE ENGINEs-

Don H. Adams, cX-irc chief OF this
city. now representing the Champion
Chemical iNnginc company ut chs ago,
has Just returned from q "trip To- SHEER
man. While there he virtually closed
gallon curinc Mr. Adams has disposed
of rugiurs iu the towns Of Vernon,
Quauuh. lIpnucu1 Wichita Fuls, Go.
mnnchc, Marlin Tempe Rorkpori. san
Antonio aud Dallas and q nuu,Drr OF
other places are negotiating Tor them
those cnriurs, M It Is underst,h the
fire committee Is favorable tn an, pur.
rhnsr VI one, The cts now hns rou-
mnntion wagon. hut needs badly d lOuhlc
hflygallm engine. Mr. Adims claims
thut of one of those engines is central.
iy located aud properly manuel, That the
Mr. Adams has inst ordered I ,luuhle
hity-gallnu engine Tor Waco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

The Villains ccnsurs ,alszI
Hot lemonade populrsiI
A grievance to q man d EEu
is to a boy.
Cover with pape o. sldsil
are in constant Use
A lump of camphw insdsi 4
moths from the ie.t
The father Of EDWARD lrf-l|
divine, was u tanner
Maxims are the eoad'nsa n
nations-Sir j. MacklnilsA
There are s0o, oc0 men emfgI
5000 papers published Ia And
Turquoises are isyoliie I'D
gifts from the bridegroom i'1
He who runs may red, III \
he called upou 10 lead Al
dress.
We talk Of Lorizons tai r.
what can BE- seen iron ls Z
hobby.
A villa elephan, has i ken ,ev
Alta distance Of i,Oooyansts|
enemy.
one mart trrpentins to In
oil. wei shaken tos,thst. mad
polish.
rha cos, a, maiptsIpingill Z
.,t n1s so TTsS Il Il 'i psSiAd.ipSA
s $40
III, ann 900 ,lsce d. ID
n, Nel'' s,a a,sJ bsnilsd sTsJ "A
, ,na' Se,y ~S yor l'i pos.oihce
VI. ~" IA, u. ,oo,br "a
Nen VIA WI 1" .,ayre ntkn NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
SUMMER NoRMAIs.

Austin. Tex, May 27.-(SpeciaI y.
Superintendent Carlysle has fixed The
details OF two summer normals as fol.
lows; Coleman. Twenty-sixtn senatorial
district II, II, Holley Of Huntsyille
conductor: San Marcus. Twenty first dis
TIE w III n . % IN, ni,iiAnso, conductor
provisions are made for one white ms
NAL in each senatorial district and on,
colored In each congressional district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
SPORTING.
AUSTIN REGATTA.

Austin. Tex. May ~ Special. =
Mike Ilolo. champion oarsmnn OF ONO,
teleri,iphrj today entering for the races
ul Austin's lake next month. lie will
Ice here next week. Frank Johnson
j. II. Bcnhon, VIM. Cretty " J. Baker
OF Galveston, arrived today and will re
main until after the regatta, in which
they are 10 row against the Modocs OF
St Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
GRAvEsEND RACES,

Grayesend. May 2G.-First race o
Three quarters Of mile. Julian won
His Highness second, Chesapeali third.
Time, IA II,
Second rdcc-Mile aud oue-eighth
Sykeston won. Jack Rose second, Re
straiut third Time, l1I.
Third race Three quarters of mile,
Vcstibulc won, rerrifyer second, TOO
Much third Time. l:l5;
Fourth race-Thre quarters of a mile.
Ajax won, Sir Walter second, Glen
mOyn third Time. l:ll:
Fifth racc-Mile aud one-sixtOenth.
lowlIndcr won, Diablo second. Sport
third Time. AS H.
Sixth rncr-Five furlongs Cross Fire
won, Anuawanda second. Ilindoo third
Moore. fourth. Time, Los IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
NewsyNo1':

~. -. =
v, Ns'na a. has MAI,
-, p.N ~ "A. .
" BLACK alno..,
odLr0t Do i,o,,.,s'',l (, !.
The graveyard Z
u.ies Noah's AZ ~,
I eline4.ee 1,
the Stat. ID masieI-
Ihe lianl, saNla'
b. m like cisss., w. !, NO.. .
Fv,.r NJ
foIlnS 4 sen knyva 10
Tha ~. we uNk'l S|,l,' y ri ri
m;sn,op , a Of color a N
nv NV nssares IN Is, Z, n. M
LII i5hree hdndral ,lo...
NV w., oe stored inside ~ "a
4, he tomb Of NI,l,s,. " q
Cfn 1870 rtpplIfrs al =. WI
flV'VoO'OOO. ~ ~
AZ a depth o. H..
NE ocean Is Nilhan0,' i h. ltt.l.
uon ana withont lir n. ~ Rls
" hen showing II, ~
thickness Of thp'f MI ~ npls
about l-eiO.0Hh ~ p a " n
The Jamaic, !, u a. la.t +,
the subject AZ rs g,saa lr,,. .
with the sonthen,f , s.',','a, I q
The use az ,a... ''eapa \
was permisslIlSls' 'lle p lssl =.
within Inc p 1'e's y lAh.,is n
~ i's''l' centtfy l.
eye can iisaoynalls n' % ofla
stars In tha s s,si, ae.li 8 y
p,ri. ''''nefa Aals /.
six a yrsa, now GO h waite, -.
eighiy-thren. '' LIZ Ehll4 ma
ATo,,, ''''' 81 aqutiai,
vi nuS 0. lne working ~.
80, ~, eSl..eially ih04 -
sH ,, ea l recelTe les. M, 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Toledo, o., May 2I.-The Peoples
bank of North Baltimore closed its doors
this morning. The announcement was
made 10 the depositors that Cashier
Waldo had gone 10 raise money 10 meet
all liabilities and that it would reopen.
me closing Is preclpi'ated by the failure
holder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CUTTING AFFRAY.

Palo Pinto, Tex. May 27-CSpeciall-
= serious difficulty occurred here yes
t %rtusy' between w, J. Hale and j. II.
WOUNDS from knife IN the hands ~
Hale. Two Of these wounds are sario,,s
If not fatal. The difficulty arose ovc,
an attempt Of Chick to auirt Hale for
9glleged mistreaiment Of his wife, who l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THE BEAUMONT ROAD.

Houston, Tex, May Special -
This afternoon the contract to build. the
first twenty-five miles Of the Gulf. It.nu.
mont and Kansas City railway was
awarded by vice-lreSident John S. Kirby
90 II, $, Downey n Bro of Houston.
Work will commence IN ten DAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
NEW RIFLES.

Chicago, May 81 American soldiers
less tue secretary of war ipternos,.s Ii,,i.
ted States troops will be armed within a
few months with magazine rifles of that
Epg' The boarl Of ordnance aud fotid-
cations IN session nj the Worlds fair
grounds has reached that decision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
GOULD IN rEXARKANA.

TeIarkana, Ark, May 27.-(Special.l-
Edwin Gould. the young railway mag.
nate, holding the office Of third yice-presi.
dent nf the Cotton Belt, accompanied by
city over the Iron Mountain this morning
on board Mr.. Gould's car Convoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
GRIGGs' TRIAL DELAYED

Washington, May 2T.--A brenthinc
sitil MAS gwen the members Of the PTes.
nA,etiah assembly and for twn dae an.
VII BE- able 20 rest for consideriii on ", y,
,ns Sase OIL Dr. Briggs The atten.ignrs
terday ~ i"SFe as yes
AZ $40 DR.. Craig called Tin 49,.
pN y nr'er. Rev Baker. chair,ns,SSs p "
's"'''i''re had u.sl an due dlil,.,.e To-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
WASHINGTON.
rREsmENTIAI APPOINTMENTS.

Washiugtos, May 2T.-The president
today appointed Wendell a. Anderson Of
Wisconsin consul general Of the United
States at Montreal; ,luhu Reilly of New
York consul gpncral of the United States
NJ Ottawn, Canada: Jacob Slccpcr of
Massachusetts secretary of legation and
consul of the I'uitcd States AT Bogotn
Columbia: Prince Mccormick Of Vir-
ginin. Indian Inspector; George Waddcll
of Arizona to be commissioner nf Indian
affairs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
LATE RAILROAD.
READING BONDS.

Philadelphia. Pa. May 27,-Thc board
of managers Of the Philudelph and
Reading this afternoon adopted ! plan
to rehabilitate the company by ssuing
S3O.OOOOOO collateral trust 6-pcr-cent
bonds to be pledged for S22,OOO.NO Of
of bonds to he redeemed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Waco. Tex. May 2I,.tspetiall-A Ian,
hy T. j. Horton against the 81. fasnis sn,,th,
western ranroad for 5000 The nlai,uisi
alleges he purchased 4 lnoomne titket frn,u
mud on May NJ me pinintif r,sns,,a 10 Nina,
Vln Ticket and nJeuG him sronI 4 t,is
il--r dis citS. ''N''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
school CLOSED

Rice, Navarro county. Tex. NAV 27-
Especial: THE public school closed last
night With an entertainment attended bv
iplly 1910 people, all Of whom enioved
me oceaslou and praise the teachers for
tSneir euorls IN preparing for and conduct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

plttahure. Enn.. May - The striking
mlnrrs have agreed iu eompruuii-y WIN me
Hmclicrs. whereby the latter VIII DE- SUI
the strike
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Dallas, Tex, May tSpccial)-
Ncndig Bros. gents furnishers and
lnundrymcn. have failed for $4,000. aud
u. NJ Rcurlou AMI l., \. pires are in
charge of their business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
AIAMY ANm.RsnN,s rArnEn.

Louisville Ky, May IA cablcgram from
luz stating her stepfather. William trim.
died IN London this moraing from Brlrhrs
disease. His remains VIII he Inferred III
England,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Kinlev HOUSE on sunday At dinner: but
si,s,f t.insal the berries TO be pnisnucd has
moi iren learned. although Il q thought 4.
was ransfd Us s1ilctliis The growers 81
die frtt had put an tlem to teep on ~
srcis while growing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
DEATHS.
DISTINGUISHED MASON.

Hon, Castner Hnrway died at his home
here last night, aged 70 years, He was a
distinguished Mason
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
a LADY SHOT

Austin, Tcx.. May 1T Special Mrs.
William Wnlshc was seriously wounded
Today by some unknown person who
Hreu through the window Of the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THENEWSCONDENSED

Judge water WIS, chlcl lu7tlN' W as'''f
has resigned to practice law
p,,terdson 4 pennle BOSTON hide deal
rrs failed for about $4,000.
,hi,i. az the bu.intss property OF
p,..,ou cal burned. Los. $1,000
p.,,. prir. d dangerous wyoming county.
a, -. ,,'onsh,u.r ms ba.t captured.
-. =, ,,..or,i bankers
Nm, ,,ns,,.,,,,,, er,n, .Jnpo 10 TO Iuly ).
mi, s,t,,de
zen p',.'us ss,''''h'' ,a, r,o,r sue.
-, ...,..,,- ~, nm, IN
ine "i'NNs 'us' .,,','ss ~ a ,risis in
"s a@s,r.
....,,..... a., ,,,o.t,.st,ns
AZ Wv 'o,A - 'u','',',, . -, ,rnsv are
. w.. 1n, sr,,d
c,,., 80, v,,,,, K.rpo1r the
| 'N WV ~ p =, |h,,,,,, FOR a
NV, u, sin'n
..
Az SCUM n'''" '7'",'V'' a., a. nrnh,.
a ,',,,'., I'd, ,,.
"'' ''''' NV
| EN'speah't h'lph 'uN's o. wv -,
w. 49,, ~ '' ~ Wv, ','.,I,
| wy ''"'' Wv
heolge H. o'ABs' tue "e"l'"N ''"' -
KY brewer, died at baltimore Nh he
'eu''H al" 'l''"''s' '''''''
small sized cyclone struck ""rr''''
| Kan. No lives were lost. but property wits
damaged to q considerable cAicnl'
shelby Cook. welI.to.do farmer NJ shell
| by,lle Ky. committed suicide by shooting
himself through tue h'nH WIN pistol
Tue crowds nt the Worlds fair Increase
,n.,r, ,,,,,, ,I., ,,o,,,r rrnn,pg eypens,s.
o... a.,
| 'topS III H' p'V"" '"""S W
had e'nulllnh on N',o""' vi '"' '''
crops On n'En JANUS ""'' 'ii'N' S'''
The recent Violent wind'torm IN hnho'a
ala great damage TO crops. The damage
viii run from 10 10 20 per ccht Of the EN-
| Nybu,. an iJs wedding trim with his newly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Marshall, Tex, May 27.-tSpecialD-
On June l u new schedule Of pay and
rules governing iiremcn, hostlers and
swicl engineers on the Texas and
Pacific viii 20 into effect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

McGrogor. Tex. May, Special y
First race One mile. trouing Crawford
won. Zip second. Time. no
Second uce- Running, half mile, Sc.
gum wpn, II. G. second Time, ~ IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

comply with the instructions of the as
senibly TO prepare the Briggs case for
trial this morning. but had nOt been
able to do so.
Routine business took up he lay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THAT INJUNCTION
To Prohibit suuds, Opening oil The Worlds
Fair Asked For.

Chicago. His, May 1.-THE expected olll
for lujuu .tiou to prevent sunday opening OF
the worlds fair was hled today on behalt
of the government by United States DIS
tffct Attorney Milchrst in the Federal err
cult court. The district attorney does NOT
ask for a temporary Injunction lhI we
Nlilchrist nrrierrrd ~ walt until thief Jus.
Tied fuller arrives In thu city. Ihe cLlei
Justice will probably hear the cas-" Win TWO
Judges Of the circuit court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
ALLMenp THAN RopBnR.

Coleman. Tex, Muy n Specially
Officers today arrested one Bill league,
charged with being one Of the train rob-
beers at the "Y." He gave bond for
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Nevada. Tex. May 2T.-iSpA,daIl-
Little Greek school house. fonr miles
west Of here. burned last night. i; was
built a few years since al cost OF
$500, No Insurance; cause Of fir. I'm.
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

see The q.
thlrd pass e.i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
wanted % CATH be ~

a aLiII
Little Johnny. ~ ~ u, I
afraid 70 say % H., u /, Isa:i
win win b nis @, she ia iDii' -
WIN what ancient. ...mla
At dinner little le (. ~, III
the ea .rS 4 IS sputlr 3.
s II. mouth a ,,,ut|
~ aWhnt Is the natal
ann, mildly. X, n
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to eatl'' blRTssd o1 ~. 4 3 II
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

FOR H0NOR'S SAKE
Mrs. Lillian Reeves Shoots Six
Bullets Into Man
WHO HAD sI-ANDEREo HER
She Says, and the Judges Releases Her on
Bail Of $1,000
LonpInet a Bar Keeper, the Dead Man.
What Led Up 10 the MlnS--The De-
lsndani Had spurned the Mans
Adyances-A Sensational
Dallas Case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-12
HELD UP THE VOUCHER.

A Discussion Over an Incident Connected
with the Soldiers and Sailors Home.
The board room Of the Commissioners was
closed this morning, but the thin walls could
not keep in the heated discussion that was tax
ing place.
1t was all about the Soldiers and Sailors
Home, which Superintendent Of Charities A. G..
Warner did not think was being properly con-
Quoted and upon whose Recommendation the
Commissioners had declined to approve the
quarterly voucher Of s625 for the support of
the institution.
According to the facts submitted it seems
that the manager was careless in his accounts.
According to the statement of Mr.. J. R. Brad
ford the following is the story Of the affair."
Some time ago the manager of the home re-
ceived donation Of $40. A few days later,
when he met the treasurer, he told him he had
received several donations, but as he did not
have his book with him could not tell
exactly the amount. He handed the treas
urer, however. $40, and later so additional
Somehow or other tho superintendent of char
tiles got wind of the transaction and he investi-
gated the matter thoroughly. He heard of the
existence of another receipt held by an inmate
OF the Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio, and
Immediately sent for the same. 1t was
for $40, but tho manager had never
accounted for it. He believes. in fact. that it
is a forgery, but to keep the home from
suffering made good the money himself.
The discussion waXed warm, and when it was
over Mr.. Brown used some strong explosives
about Sup erintendent Warner.