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The herald., 1893-07-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
THE aOLLRN BECK,

H. 7. Fennal, W. 8. Mill'paugh, wife and
Child Mrs. u. James, J. B. Keefe, Ed Casey, A.
J. Moore, F. A Taggard, G. Il. Mendell, Jr., ].
NJ. Renck, G. B. Griswould. San Francisco MRS
G. il. Wentworth, Miss II. Wentworth, Miss Kit.
e. G. Dulin, san Diego; c. A, Robertson, L. j.
Colwell. Chicago; ]. Q. Epperly, G. r. Stanley,
Port and, Or; Mrs. E. Benson, London, Eng. |;
NJ. echam, Rio de Janeiro; Mrs. A. W Kellogg,
H. H. Van Cleft, Denver; D. NJ. Granville, G. ].
Hutchins os Angeles. Theo Clark and wife,
hedland-; otto Auz, Hamburg; George Bi lis,
Mrs. ]. #. Kuhlman, Houston, Texas: John
BREEDER, Jr., sEnwsnda; r Is. khallab arger, Pas
adena; Ed Mendelson, Mrs. NJ. Mendelson, Miss
A Meadelson, Cspistrano; X. O Durfes, II. A.
Rogers, J. l.. Tauslow. Santa Barbara +. E.
Spencer, Miss G. Spencer, San jose.
The herald., 1893-07-10


Mark Plaisted, of the Riverside En-
terprise, is in the city.
DR.. E. l.. Puett, of the SoldiersA home
ct Santa Monica, is registered at the
Hollenbeck.
j. G. Surtees arrived in this city yes
terday from Riverside. He is spending
9 vacation OF aiew weeks in the Angel
City.
Mr.. ii. Jevne returned yesterday from
the east. He visited the worlds fair
and found it an indescribably fine dis
play.
III. III. Van Cief of Denver, who is ex-
tensively interested in Colorado mining
affairs, is spending few days at the
Hollenbeck.
M. Schaaz, large capitalist of Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil. is registered at the
Hollenbeck, and intends spending some
time in Los Angeles.
Otto Anz, large coffee dealer from
Hamburg, is in the city and is stopping
at the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Anz is on his
wav to Mexico in order to purchase
coffee for the foreign market.
The herald., 1893-07-10
unitad states naarlrat.

J. r. Taylor has purchased the above bust
ness at 302 South Spring street. Fresh game,
fish, shrimps, crabs, etc, when in season. Mod
crate prices. Goods delive red free.
The herald., 1893-07-10
5S,I9 1-5.

1t took little time to convince the
public that the Keating wheel is the
peer of any other make-proof--Jen
kins made the beet time on q Heating
wheel out of 60 starters in the Santa
Monica road race.
Buy them from Hawley, King & Go.
The herald., 1893-07-10
East India Herb Tea Cures

Constipation, biliousness aGd headache,
cleanses the system, stimulates the liver and
kidneys. makes new blood. Entirely vegeta-
Bile. Sample free. II. N. SALE d son, agents,
220 South Spring street,
The herald., 1893-07-10

We take pleasurein announcing that we are
now fully prepared to do all kinds of glass
beve'ing, and manufacture all kinds of French
plate mirrors. Old and damaged mirrors re-
tilvered. All work guaranteed. II. Raphael &
Co., 44S and 440 South Spring st.
The herald., 1893-07-10

Largest Stock of Fruit and Vegetables.
Cherries, curfants and apricots the best in
the market, at Althouse Bros, 105 w. First
street. Telephone 39S
The herald., 1893-07-10

The Citizens bank, Los Angeles Safe
Deposit and Trust company and Column
bia Savings bank have removed into the
lower room of the new Stimson building,
corner Third and Spring streets.
The herald., 1893-07-10

Fitzhenry is selling shoes at almost
cost for 80 days. 255 South Spring st.
The herald., 1893-07-10

4. d. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. TT W. Second; telephone 1865.
The herald., 1893-07-10

Indications.
Forecast for Southern California: Tai
weather. warmer; westerly winds.
The herald., 1893-07-10
Inaications,

Maximum temperature, 75.
temperature, SO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
COLORADO BUDGET.


Colorado. TX, june N. .tspcclel, R.v.
Morgun cluned tho revival ri tue iahernA.
M j. < iiiaalSeart,p WINS In ,hs ,i, ua.
week from Lone wolf mountain, Mr.. Iiag.
WI aygraer nom nSelyd % cieSis 's '' bn"a,
"Wednesday eyeniur Mira, GINS ncrtner
was driving down ihu street. when her
iyUar.nid baby fril irum ihe hua.fy ma
wheel pHHaing over is arm fnrtunnioly
the baptist md M1thodisi snhd,y srb,.,ls
hat Ohiuh SUNDAY spnnnl nigntg Ih,ft
dap NJ Champion witch WAS ,y,,il ntteud,t
delightful time vac Ind l,r nil
Msacs Mamie iuOrlun, i,uhy Sierns and
nrlur fom mri IN length nj the nicni" M
the city council last Mpduasisy nifht
mo city fathers decided 70 have socoi,l
top NJ iho hin Wual, nea'led bn",,,,,,,,,1 ,,u
Mrs J.. 4 inAnUI entertained utiitn a
number of Young people at NV rriidtn.S
air !. dgcsl 10 IN tho country look.
ai%S + iIgS nn' rrmruea from school
RAINY '~
Mrs r. q. Coleman lrft ulis V..rk FIR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
The ROCK ISLAND.
WORK IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
BEING RAPIDLY PUSHED.


The tracl,lnycrs on the Rock Island
road ar within sight N Tarrnni county.
having laid Di0O feet Of track on Mon.
day, aud gone into camp about d milo
from the imaginary line which divides
Wise aud Tauant counties
New stations have been opened ut Park
Springs and Chico. aud agents win be-
ready to receive freight az Parnli.o and
Bridgeport IN about 4 week The graders
are web ont Of the way Of tho traciihy-
efs. and no delay viii he caused. pro.
ridel the present famine 10 ties does not
continue.
Craney Bros. yestcrlnr begun work
on The bridge across the Trinity river
The latest guess rs 10 when the COM
pany will run IT, first train Into Fort
Worth places the date 90 july TO-
10 the city The contractors arr pushing
things yefy uHdly From The south cnd
81 the katy lresilc rudcr are uoW
serapng on tbs earth 0u The ena; sida
Of the railway aud hauling under ihe
tfcsiic 20 make the high hil across Ham
creek. In the valley VI the creek The
company has begun work on the storm
sewer. which win run up HIM creek
from Sixth 10 Ninth streets, II N
heavy Job aud Il will take some tinic
TO complete Al the old shauties on
blocks ilS and ll9 are being torn down
or romofrd. aud teams began work yes
ferjay. leyeliur on the old binyon tract
AZ The corner 81 Sixth and Grove streets
N r. fum0fcd TINT 90 this h'0ik the Cym'
fAliy gill build their depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Ardmore, l. n. June ~. Especial j.
IN inprQmptu duel was fought last nigbt
" u Vallr and Il. f. Warden at
llle lnnnlnge place, nine niles east IL
this city
between ibe two pariies over nm nlil
irpl, aud they have been laying for each
Other 80 10 speak
warden II tenant on vGhc's ihnd.
Last night nv Vale was passing War.
den's house Va returning from lln work.
warden came out q the house. shotgun
BOTH barrels nt his enemy. Nnilf re-
turned the lire with bis si1.shooirr, admc
Ten SLOTS wire NchauRcd Luckily
neither party was hurt Warden came 10
town this morning and swore out 4 war
rnut for tno arrest n Vale for attempt
TO murder lie was arrested and held
on $500 bond for his appearance AZ
tue Paris cOurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
A SWEATING SHOP
FILLED WITH RUSSIAN TAlLoRs
BURNED IN NEW YORK.
Several People Buried TO Death and others
Seriously lniurod-A Cigarette did
li--0her Serious Fires

-
New York, June ia ix-story build.
loy filed Win sweater sb,ns Al IN ana
i" -. -. -. a. -,
70 No"tsulne'' S'''e'' Caught h'' ~
$50 o'clock this morning aud in the
wild rush 10 the street of a5O penplp work.
In, ,h.r,. ~, ,,,,.. tm., a,,,i ..,,,r,i
'"s WIZ N''''' a"' v'"'
injured Tie hremen are sun securing
different floors of the burned building,
and 4, 4. nroh,ll. th,t th.,r search ain
anu ~
result in adding to the death list Before
the blaze had been fairly placed under
central chtef u,nusr Jir.rt.d mcp la
''"''"' "'' n,,. r.,t. IT.,
search the buildlng Tor no'i's, Mahy
who were on the spot say that they had
s,on sevsraI ,pe, and votnap fall bnrk
jn,a ,b. t'nn,ns A. in.gn o'ciock tba nj
~ daaJ and h,inrrd wins as follows
- nt,,n
en-. p..,. p ~ si,,rs oLi
Cecilia DAVIS, ~ Years Hi9' nj.
a. NlNos doom % years "'u' i'"7S''h
thor' ~. 40.
Jos Me19e'esson'l' "uAs'uu ''l'"I'
~ yr9ta ~ e., IA
ANNE LNlUsI' ~ Ag1,ii1t1iI
~ Al.i'l M hi'p' IN
motifs illul, ''oh' H"HH"u 'Hh"I'
puIIn'" ~ ~ Ne "1 VIZ ti it,i..
hA udushlyi tNiur' 70 su"iH vih "'ut'H
urea 'hu "H"'3 p"i"'u ""ou' tne
DodN' ,r,,t,uc rN,rtrpt,r
81, q iAi ~ II, 80 ''iii'' HI.
hinrils SILL ILL.,, l." yam "'N' "''H'''h'
ou :, h,,out We -. 10 -. IN
''A'',i' ''~4'' ~ - ,'''', 'N' ''''i" ''N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
SOME ONE BLUNDERS
And Two Trains on the Frisco
Come Together.
HEAD TO HEAD THEY MEET.
One Train, a Passenger Running at the Rate
Of39 Miles an Hour



faris Tex luue L. Especially T.
l-apned orders c,ased. terrible head
cad collision ON the Frisco ntGln ibis
nioFn'ug' The fouihhouud passenger was
S,"r ,Sn 70 meet u stock tnip at lama
,,,.,..5 W. ''u 'u' s'''N ''"ln was
dor.d =, ,., wy, ,,,., "' ( a. ''' "u" Of
r,sso,,.... r. " "','''''' W INV 'n'
mini. 49,, 49, w. ~ " WV
ha,"s S 'v 'o,' n'''s "l'o', iala"''n
Ioni,, a.. ''' 'u p'''u OF
i;ia,, U '"S u''N wye ''onR "'onF 'h'
,'"'',''" No'' WIN hare room between
nrc,or,g . ""' = "'S" '" , WV a curve ,
p''''"'h any view OF the track over 100
-, ~ '''' po'"' tue collision oe'
tn rha ,..-.
u,.,,,. .,r''' ''g',e'' was iunn'ns "pou'
WI " '''u' n'''s 'h h'uH While the stock
,-.,n.. ""' 'uu'''uN ~ an eN~i 'pe'a'
,o - w. ,,''n ','"'''S' "''s'e 'n'| Ok
Wv 'sp'i' ,U w." "'"'rs' as th'N
,,assa,,. '' .',', . " "'''''''' ~ V''' ne
hnr, s',,,, ""' ~ yu',s' 81 ~ H. wash
ouI"' ''"''"g,o,' d. VI "'t's' engiueer
cl@ri. ,,... ,,,' 49," ", INN, "u''am
,,",a was '9nuu',"H aaron Frame en-
slorl ,rn,n '''''''" "''''H" 'N inc
v,... IL
,"" '''p ''"F'
Noi lVo YARDS
interviewed Cats reversed and put on
~ s"' any,, nv pr'''Fn' th' PASSENGER
,r.ta Iii ''"'S s'N'''"','F STOCK
b,,a u, "', ,' ,"V' w stopped ana crashed
ma al,'..,
Isra,o ,'as - ~ ','E''''''' Jumped
Inv ,ho o,r, '' "''' ''u'''" 10 ue"ih
suns,n a,,. ,...i,.,. ,,,
a, ti.on " "'' ''''' S'A'''u ana dic1
o. $780,. ..,
hadir i,i,, '" ,.s, ny a s'ocS car ana
''"' ''I"i'"' WV NuF I'VE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
KNIGHTS IsMpLAR.


Gainesville, Tex, Juur is. tspecial) y
NielilA commandry No 10, Knights TEN,
plar, was Instituted az thr Musonir hAll
last night by H. |. Fry, deputy grand
eY,,mnmander knights rcmplar III Texas
ne iNhoNiug are the .9Niycrs ins,allcli
cNlllSsllnoi \ l.. Patrick; captain non.
elals Val Peors; prelata w, n. Met,ana,
senior warden. DE-, kuhuedy. nuiur war
zen. ~ Leonard; treasurer WIN. llud.
son, r1corder, u, 1. Clcayes; sword
Ii S,Slfo Efir'S mnsi sn9tAri NeSssTsE5
h9s; sentinel, y j, Harris,
he SIR knights present flOn other
elles aud participating Va the instnln.
ttoa, ceremonies we're: j, g West. u. &.
it'plsHh NmWRndpN; j. O. field H.
T. g.. nshison; l.. F Case uenison.
W kooth, pmlson; l.cp Tct'eu. ~
:, oi lndiushlr Friends caumandrry ~
sherman. n W. 1ncl. NJ Shern,an, i
:. Capeuicr 4. G. n, mdiylsnie
Fr'wds "ommandcry sherman. Ee Az
n"lit NhermNn; u Irwin. RYAN cnniman.
dorN ltleillc, Ky; Robert nllimrhn,n.
en- folUe le Austin enmmandery,
~ !" ~ NaiNcton, Il. + Fethcrsnn,
llirrm H. ,Wcsiehester cnmmaudcry. Sing
After The installation ccremonv tho
trl tnss degree was conferred on cam.
mhnns W II kiuno. Il y Ruby. i
X NJ Patterson aud r., II. Hart,
~ me conclusion ~ the ceremonies
NI went % Che Lindsay hpuse whore
rue most ,lrlcions BANQUET ever spr,oa
M Hnincsvillc awaited Them. Tho anni,er
which was prepared uudrr fhr personai
direction Il Mr. thns pnddoek md NIr
g G.. Sinhpru, was DECLARED nv pvory
one % hp nOr excellent The nldns
,.,,i dNhss were arranged In forms sym.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Washlngton. June 10. The lnnucst
ever The victims of i'nrl's Mratpr dlana,
tyr continued publicly hn morning In
Willnr's hall icsiirlays aritluE pro,
ortlihr was conducive 10 tho pruarnoe Of
u large crowd lii order tu prevent "A
npcutou of trouble q squad Of police nt-
tended iust lNiurr the Inquest hrnm
lndgu Ice Wilson entw1d IN the Interest
Of ihr employees Of thi record md nrn.
lion department. lie was gtuctM by an
pause from he elnrl.s NJ ihnt Office
uul Ain'Vorth and hla attorney, Il.
Ross Perry did not npnrar
Clerk Alcllrrl testified he believed the
building dangerous, but cid not CON.
plain, Fearing his position would not he
Secure,
Ernest = liargcr another clprL. told
OF tie hVliol among the clerks that tho
building was d1urpfnus. lie had been
told by clerk Colllus that the huilling
WAS dangerous, and replied That IL II
did rnllapar Amsworh ought to h. undrr
h.
u Y Edwards whs one OF the few
clerks who went nt0 tie collar while
The excavation worl, WITS rninr IN. llo
suid here WIS no undcrninnlur
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
DIR. WHARTON BREACHES ON
coNrENTMENl.


DR. Wharton talked to large audi
encc yesterday morning. lIla sorinnre
lesson was Timothy Vi q aud z. rRut
rodliuess with contonment Is great
gain 'l'or We brought nothing into
this world, and IL b certain we Eau car.
~ nothing out"
In hIs usual way the evangelist com.
mentcd on The lessnn saving gmllmess
aud c1nleujmcnt always went together.
said he We ought not to br dlwhtis-
hcd hni might Dee unsntisiiel. Nun may
have somr money, but you can't take Il
WIN you When yon die. aud yOu mny g1
uny hour. GudliuVss iH what yOu want
II you want 10 be rich Indeed pin,idn
yourselves with something you oin take
ont Of his world
My frlUnds unless you have Jesus
tlfist yon Ind better meyer been bprn
You don't stop 10 tliiuh how blessed W.
are, u We have inir health are COM
inrinbly provided for aud q hnpc la
Jesus Christ We really have an we
want IN his lite l.enrn In whutpvrr
state you inny he, 20 be- epnirnied. Don't
barrow trouble, mud that's what nll Of
MS are cyHrn-iingly doing. ! toll you u
Is ver" good piece NJ poetry which
says Never trouble iroublc tlll irou
Bile troubles YOU Don't worry. n yOu
cont Know what tn do, 40 nothing.
Slhhh Will Shakespeare was right
wien he rnid Things without remedy.
should he wifhnd regard" DO whai
you can, aud when You can't sec wbat
a. DO. wat IN HE Lord. That will giye
yOn con- 'nttd mind
My irNt y John iAii ~ mnet work I
the works Of him that sent mr while h /
u Jay nc niehi ogrelh when no man /
can work What J want "a sny ~ mn /
rVf ~ humnu hefu~ a. ~, +, .f.t t" 7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

H., uhI'u'r was passed defining the dn,ips nr
AiJ, ,,,rs OF The waiefworks.
49, man Spoonis introduced mn nr.lg.
INV masking the city nhvsieion nfnsi-
s us'' OF me holrd " health. ma III a
XXI, sHiei hat Fort worth was the
4 cinf ~ i'Nrs without such an OIL
was ~ Wow ~ the dark cloud which
,'"k'i's p'rr the country II was M.
solutell Necessary thai n,e s.ri,a w.,
svsulelions ~ the city Shonid H. In ~
iupslor hands. II the present salary ~
ny physician was not enougl h.,
i".9rel a liberal Increase 'e
Anerlnan Nieks Thought sneh n may,
tyiih,l ~ an unnecessary expense. ~ IL
Nh, ,.''eu the sanitary police were capablc
49,, =. tnat they were doing their duty
lnneu Tor one week.
lily attorney Iempletun prosecuted M,
uiiu'hahcr positively prohibiting The on.n,
ilA ni variety shows inside the curpurat,,
nuuss' Ire definition Of variety show
n giNea IN the ordinance. A. any placr
Of amusement IN conhection with a IN.
ssllrAl or musical performance whore
liluor Is sold, Il does away with the
unnlo walter schem,. aud provides thu.
Noiatofs ~ the ordnance Shall be ar
rested and hurd not less than Sa5 nor
more than Slm and that each day
Nnlrh they shall Keep nr maintain pla,...
contrary TO the ordinance shall kr depupl
separate oltcnse It repeal. AN prior
ptWhauoes Oh the subject. aud the fiiit,s
being suspended IL was passed hy
ug!animous vote aud Is now a luw
ine relnrt of the pomdmastcr for May
,Nus received. showing the receipts 10
have been SllG2J
The city narshnl's report for MAY
was received, showing the receipts to
have been Stal5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

New York. June ". Captain n. J.
TiigrinaDn formerly commander Nf the
t'aiied sinfos cruiser Atlanta, and who
was relieved " command " his sEri hy
Secretary Herbert because ihorc was d
delay Ia getting The vessel 10 sea, when
the Atlanta wns ordered 20 protect tho
rights and property Of citizens 81 ibe
United Siates Ia Nicaragua. arrived here
yesterday on ihe steamer Ailnr. Captain
liiggus0n hAs aii explanation for bis
dliaY 10 snilinv 70 present 90 The navy
Department lie feels that he j. not ut
liberty 10 male any public sfaieiUepia In
rsgnrd 10 dc nihtfer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Gteenyllc, Tex, June n iSnc.ian
The nOrthhound Missouri, Kansas and
TEXAS nnsscrkrr train, which Il die hero
~ lo'oO p m. was iofailcd about half
mule south of the city last hight. Tho
chgine was thrown on the track on ~
SIDE. Tbs hnggare car aud coaches aid
moi leave the track Il " supposed the
Mreck was caused by spike being
liA''I on He track. as one ives found
oNrr ~ \ crew wen, out, and the dc.
RULED engine was placed on the track,
lhe train arrived bore At $50 this
morning. None OF tn, train crew or
passsugers received Any Injuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Washington. june H. Duke Vorupna,
WIN hna been tho guest Of The nation
nonrly two months. may now travel IN
cogniio Commander nickens this morn
ins reported 10 Secretary Gresham his
Charge was nj nn end and az long na ha
fenains in the United Stnins he viii BE-
an incnmhlu private traveller.
Comptroller lGrklrs has appointed Henry
II. Kerr. receiver OF the First National
bank 0f Brndy. Tex
The unifed States steamship Dolphin
has been put Ia tie dry dock az The New
York navy yard for her bpw to be re-
paired. and the vessel will be put ID
thorough order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Ilano. Tex, June 13-iSpcclall-
Ti,is morning about o'clock the citizens
If Ilapo were aroused by the alarm ~
IRE. which occurred In the upper story Of
a stone building. the property Of w i;
Moore Jr The upper story WIS used
n lodge room, the lower h9or ~ q dry
ynj,,s of stock. S1T.5OO: insurance, Sill
IN. vnlua Of house. $500. Insurance,
SJ5iO. The above figures were furnished
,onr reporter by the owners pf The prop
srtv The |. q. u + lost $500. insurlince
safn. X. Of J.. loss 500. No cause for
the fire is known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
rnNsIDNNrIAL ArrolNrMnNrs.

Washington, June ~ The president
today appointed Holmes Conrad Of Nli.
auln, assistant attorney general, Ncn
lhm u Cation resigned.
bennington r. Hrllf VI New Jersey,
consul no sheffield, England
Robert A. Cook collector Of informal
reyWiur Tor ihe district OF Arkansas.
Ait1 the following pastmaslpra Ham
nah O. neHulsou, Bolton. Tms r. ~.
Vaults. wins Point TrA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
ooRsIcANA MOVIES.

Coracana Tx, June la,. Especially
inward n Wheclcr has issnrd cali
ior Che members of Camp G. NJ Minkler
geN,N0niedenics. 20 assemble Ia this nity
Natvrlny, Jnuc 18Th for the purpose VI
Ala, '''''
one jim Smith Bmmii,cd q rapc npon
= MISS Echhnls n. her homo near En,
cut for him. "''""' :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Now York, Jnne ~ "A defalchflon 10
the amount uf $1,000 has becn dis.
covered IN the lrsing savings Institution
OF this city. State bank examiners arn
at work 90 the hooks. but viii not alm-
piefe thc work Tor come lime. a. there
Are 1000 Individual acronnfa 10 inyesti.
gnie. The. officers implicated are Gar.
ence ID. iicatnn Of Bmdklyn. president
~ the Institution who had asrdfawn
hia acoounf 81 90 rz-seerpfary WI.
Ham II Burton ~ this eiiy. and Paying
Trllsr u. ~ T0mpkius
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
ARMY RIFLE PRlzEs.

Washington, June ~ The oontrsi Tor
army ride prlzes to take place Sept
by r. IL BALDWIN Of the Flfh mfantry'
Competing teams win comprise one from
the department " tho Enat, one ffun
The department Of tho Most nNd one
from Dnkntn two from the ilrpnrlnent
OF tho Missouri, aud one from ihe de,
parlnent Of Texas, one from the depart.
nrnt ~ Arisonn. and iva from tho de-.
pnriiuent Of Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
vol XVII No 2IO

teiay H cntescd the jcwelry stor. a,
neor.e hqcrgeshanarr and asked u A..
seiar almonds. A tray cpI.tinhr
pretended to hook At tie stones AM Mn
seAlAg = handful and putting ihnn Il
ms pocket With the ullirr Lanl 4,
mcw cayepne pepper into the jcwcler',
lace and lied. but the police caprnrcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Colunbis, o., June H. The Franklin
Buggy company hns been put into the
hands Of receiver. Mr.. W s S. Rogers.
II Is the smallest md youngest eoInpany
IN this business IN Columbus and did
losing business Liabilities are said TO
be about $4,000. asstts VIII hardly
cover that sun. Wm. T.. Reynolls IL
uraaldent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

lex, June 13,-(Spe,ial.)-
I AN, Avn ~ This city upon goJd lu-
4 ~, W. u, GrOseclosc, general
i ~ OF the Cotton Belt for
4 M nsigned, his resignation TO
II. q The first of July. Mr..
n, Ass Been connected with the
~ lot i number Of years, aud
0l was q surprise TO railroad
N pl{ Ii has not been an
y ~ WI he his successor.
!, p@ us central location, the
i-,lllc' a short time ago. de-
Ivy the motive nOwer and
.'iaftnItnt from New Orleans
!, sll yesterday ID. B. Kaiser.
1 i,, me department. with his
: M arrived in the city. in ac-
wa Ills resolution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Montreal. June n Another brirKs cata
las lqnfurI no here. Rev. Dr. fAmrhail
"A fhnrged with hefesy ~ 20 address ~.
lnrred - hlil last frhfuafy in kinrffnu
ltr. Campbell declared nf auuid paf bciieya
mlfiee lnf De,sli arpoiiiffd Ia confer Niih
,BBppcil I'D repsFt al us souueii sleeting
ne1i NOUN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
BUSINESS.
soI.p on.

Bowie, Tex, Inne Especial -,rho
iiFn 81 Pollard a Burgess closed thelr
t',1nesa here today. mahing bills Of sale
u The First National hank Of tiii4 place
fjr $3.50, nrd The Reliance Lumber
company Of Beaumont for $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

leNafkana. Tex. June IA osneci.iA-
~ ls ihelhlng Al Tie cainn near here Shrr
~ fiooic Arreaied negro wh1 h though
70 ~ Henry Patterson who nsifiV ites
Bile, murdered Deputy ShsiiY Wilic iIi1,ns.
IN hossicr parish, IN. ' '''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Colnsrneil. Tex, June 49, lspfdail --toD-
dueior u. 81 Hurt on tha nuffiihpund freight
tfaln ininr rgi 10 40 nlifrritiuu with the
fNdaf8 brothers NJ Warren, M which bls
tlr0uf WAX cot badly thou 3 not fufaily.
The Lindsay were arTestcd prumpily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
coon NEWS

The following explains itsclfi
VI Faro. Tex. June L..
u N. Edgell Pacific Expreaa Compa' "
ifain fobber George W. johnson con-
yicted; sentenced to eight years.
j. II. LOGAN, Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Burr Oak. Jrweif rotnpans. has clonsA
H. doors. Liabilities, S35OOO; nssots,
practically poihlna G. D. I1ulberf che
81 The proprittors u tho institution, has
Odd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14
|1vy r. RAILROAD NEWS.
Road A.NTENsIoN.

Tex. June 13.-lSpeciall-
li9ni South McAlister. i. T.,
1 ajAa says THE receiver of the
/ ~ aud Railway company ar
4 a'l night H.. d. Chndick,
!, n fpcrvers. having resigned,
sowan VIII be- continued as
W. While here arrangements
~. Nv 70 extend the road to Ok
~ y Arrange with the e.. VI.
= ,allSay 10 make connections
!, '.a,9eiaN Coal and Railway
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Madrid Spain, Jnne ", "A large bomb
errla.ind ldai night nn she plaza pnenfft.
directly 10 front Of he len ~ing Of the
palace. No damage done
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-14

Afoiierly. No. June IL The Exchaurr
bank N Afuberly made au assignment
toalay Tor Tho brnoAt u erediforA No
statement.