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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
Az EVENING or MUSIC.

Last evening General anil Mrs. f. NJ,
Clarke gave an informal musicale ut their
rooms Ia the board of trade building, 1t
was essentially a Bohemian gathering.
Music and song roigned supreme, and
for several hours instrumental and vocal
music were rendered. number after num-
hcr being given There was no program.
The charm Of the evening would have
been destroyed had there been. of the
instrumental numbers the sefcnadc,
"SlhgR ns O'as" and Spanish gavotte
were given by the Mandolin club. with
General Clark ~ the piano. The Song
Of the rjreulUr." from Carmen. bari.
tone solo WAS rendered by the general.
who has rich baritone voice, wei. Under
command With Mrs. Clark. the Ducts.
"l.hrbOard Watch" and Let Me
Dream were especially pleasing, and
the Piano aud flute Duet. Dreams" by
General Clarke ~ the piano and ] T,
Terry with the flute. was one OF the
gems Of the evening. Charlie Naylor
sang his dog sOug. which brought down
the house During the evening refresh.
meats Of cake fruit aud wine were
served The evening IN the entirety WINS
one of those delicious Bohemian Affairs,
which are Incoming altogether too rurc
In this rushing, work-a-day world. 1t
was past the noon Of night when the
gathering dispersed. yet all cherish the
hope these meetins may be more fire.
uupnt In the future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

SrEPtl3NNILIE, Tex, Aug. o.
tSp iinl J. Yesterday afternoon about
o'clock Mrs Anderson Smith Il highly
respected young married lady who lives
with hpr husband IN the southern
pirt Of TN" city, started ont 10 visit the
family ut Constable Hale, who lives just
ucrnss the BoSuuc river about one mite
from the city. Tho lady had crossed the
river and WAS going M tile bank when a
Young black negro with his clothes I'M
hutlonrd. sprang ont of rNine aud
confronted her
She started to run hack, when the
nrprD sprtug again In front Of her aud
sud- II guess yon won't III" told her 1t
would DO no good tn run or make an
cutlery aud that shc had jnst as well
submit The woman being Young nn'
strong sprnng back up the hill climbed
steep Rock Clitt and actually out ran
the negro, She ran To old Sindys. a
colorpd Woman's house hut no one was
at home, Her nearest help then was az
Constable HAlc's home nearly one-half
milo d crnss u wonllrl nasturc,
When the woman had pulled through
the wire fence the ncgrO wns In live
steps OF her She icrkod her slippers off
and mndr the run. nearly half 4 mile,
AMI untdistnnced the black scOundrel.
but The poor woman was almost fright
encd To death aud ont OF breath. There
was no one At home but Mrs. Hulc.
hut the negro had Disappeared, The of
hccrs were not notified until late In the
| evening. and then only TO Constable
| HUE and the husband Of the woman
She gave Hale description of the
negro. and last night about . Hale ar
rested George Mnrihrc an 1S.ycarold
| darky who was taken before the women,
! ldcntliel and put in jail before it was
| known by our people, There is great
| excilpmcnt aud some talk Of lynching a.
| nm example 10 others. hut doa't apprc.
| bend any trouble, This IS the first at
temp, Of this kind in our city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
HE swIPED A GRIP.

About o o'clock last night Officer Chas.
Scott locked Id named George Burnett
in the county jail on charge of theft.
Yesterday evening Rev. Mr.. Maycs,
of the Polytechnic college was standing
al the waiting room Of Ne Arlington Inn
at the union depot. and had snall
hand sutchcl containing some books
papers md Sl55 IN silyct and currency.
liz set Il down for moment aud be-
came Interested IN conversation with Il
FREUD. When he turned to pick mp bis
grip Il had disappeared. The police were
notified nnd Officer Scott found II in
the water CLOSET open. hut the contents
still intact. He traced the theft to young
Burnett and arrested him, when he con-
fesscd TO having taken 1t. He duplicates
another lad named John O'COnner. Bur,
nett Is only 10 years of age, but is said
to be a hard case. and the officers say
he has told them Of some Of the chicken
that have been going on In the South
Side. and the names of several lads OF
about his own age. who We're implicated
with him. The gang would lift the chick
Gus at night and bringing them up town,
diSnogp of them to dealers.
The boy cried bitterly and begged the
officer NOT 70 lock him up. hut Assistant
Chief Maxim instructed the officer 10 do
SO, us this system Of stealing by small
boys must BIZ broken up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

II II e,o,,, &c s.,.,,..,., .... l., 49,.
rity yrstcrday' '"'''' ""' =" ''
NJ "a t,,o, ,......,. ..
Az on hnsive" V"' UP 10 D'c''ur Fes''r
ltans,,o pas.. nm.
\, ,in XIX, n ,s,mE 81 p''lNs oNmp over
rnl,,, ~ '''''''''
l'hilllp Bnmrt took q business ttip up
D'"'v s'S"ruoE'
'lulin u t0les Of Tupclo, Miss, Is
spending few days IN the city
Dir. Caps and ,yife bnyn rstnrnnd fro,
nronactcd trip to New York els.
Chief of Police Maddox ia wrestling
with an attack Of chils and fever.
NIrs c.o,.,,, u.,,I,i,,., ,I,,.
nurse, will lcnte this mnlulnu for Austin,
Canaan n II p,d,in,l. IN, ,..,s,,.t,,.
,ftcrnnnn far Ur,,snvno1 ' q IS,vil',uy
trlp v" BUSINESS
Inhr p,i,,r, Wa, ,.,n,
ho',,, ma" ~ tvinso'4a y PVNN'nt H.
ciw tv,' "'''" w "'"'''''' ~ y" Us III 'n'
'', 81 s, a.,
Sloan Simpson OF llallOs was in the
SS,Ns, Sos' ,I,S' anu n"l 'Na''lS on u
"us,"'SS WI
Mrs g. ~ iIeiSon iS visiting her
mether MIS- a. w. MogrWGer, HOS East
,WA'hcrlom street.
w VI. Garner OF 1rupclo. Miss. Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
IN THE CITY.
sr,rs riLEp-JuDIcIAL.

The suit Of a. j. Dukes against the
Fort Worth and New Orleans railroad
for the killing Of horse occupied the
county court yesterday afternoon and
the case will be continued today.
In the snit Of 10. Browning VS.. b. j.
Houston. an action for debt, judgment
was given in fay0r of plainiin i0r S'ifS
Defendant excepted 10 the verdict and
gave notice Of appeal.
The snif Of Alice NJ. Fell tby next
was nppenlcd from the Justices court,
came M. md verdict was given against
plaintiffs claim for cattle. sud In favor
In tie Forty.eighth district court l..
and G. Wise & Co. filed suit against
Henry Bach for debt and attachmcnt.
NJ. ". Miller filed suit against +. NJ.
Marble 10 try title 10 certain property.
Il. s. Prentiss filed suit against the
Fort Worth nnd Rio Grande railroad
for damages 10 the sum Of 5000 The
petition sets forth that plaintiff was IN
the employ Of defendant as a switchman
and while IN the exercise of his calling
sustained severe injuries TO, his foot and
ankle by being crushed between two
curs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
DOUGLASS GOT HOT
Because North Carolina Professor
Told the .solomn Truth.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug. 0.-Fred Doug
lass, the colorrd orator, was greatly
wrought up today in the suffrage ron.
hanity college, North Carolina. who
read paper on negro suffrage in the
South. The professor said, Negro suf-
iragc Is u failure. 1t must remain
failure as long as 1t is not
the ally of the white vote.
\ large per centage Of the
Southern people are of English descent.
They will not submit to domination.
They say the white mau must rule, aud
he will rule. He seeks to secure this re-
suit by fair means. he has respect for the
law, and for that reason seeks TO rule
under the law. When he cannot do that
he bulldO2es. No man who has not lived
IN Il negro land knows what negro dom
nation Is II mcnns the destruction Of
property ruin and bankruptcy"
Whom Prof, Weeks hhished, Douglass.
who was Oh the platform, ross aul made
M impasSioned reply. "You are not
afraid of negro domination he said,
shaking his cane at the professor. No
negro can ever rule this country. He
would be outvoted by the whites and
overwhelmed 10y your superior intclli-
gence. There Is no opposition TO the
negro IN the South until he lspires TO
rise. So long as he Is ignorant aud
lazy no one disturbs him. If he aspirps
| once becomes I'm ups tar." The speaker,
| in conclusion, told the professor to 90
| back home and tell the people they are
wrong, Tel them,' he said. honesty
Is the best policy. Tell them scme day
might may hc right Professor Weeks
nude no reply aud the congress ad,
| iourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
PLEDGES, BID Dbl

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. o.-(speeel,alli.l
-Congrcssman T. g, Hutchgsoll OF WE
district. in opnoslns President ,inae
lands recommendations y, his lnesS N.Y.
XIX run against II snag. The cotton cFPp
il ready for the harvest, and MONEY 10
move It can not be obtained, pfein,in mum
on currency of $33 per thousand being
demanded. The people here demand IN
mediate action regardless of gu platform
pledges and are greatly exercised, pntuG
uiariy as the railways are reducing their
forces In sweeping manner. IoniTht
a call for mass meeting, headed by
w. u. Cleveland n Co.. The lnrpesi
wholesale grocery house In Texas ana
hacked mn by bankers and cotton men
IL issicd. 1t demands of CongrcsslnAl
Hutchinson thar he and all othei Inhas
rcpresentatlyes vote for the immediate
and unconditional repeal Of the sherman
law. and informs the congressman TINT
they misrepresenl their constituents ~
NOT voting for immediate rcicf. No
aunbblng about substitutes, the petition
SAYS. will be tolerated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
CONGRESSMAN rAscHAh

WASHINGTON. Aug. o. Congress.
man Paschnl of Texas, who yesterday
said he was not prepared to sncul, on the
executive message. SAID iodny to The Ga
zettc correspondent that careful rcnl-
Ing Of what he considered the very able
message did not Indicate TO his mlnd
Chicago Platforms financial pledge. but
rather that the president deemed Tie
repeal of this net a true road to tho
maintenance Of the parity between gold
mud silver He rogreis that Mr. Clcyr.
land DID not suggest financial legislation.
but this was no doubt wisely avoided.
~ II would rciard the needed legisll-
ton
The cammlltee on coinage will certainly
be presided over by u man hostile TO hls
deArcst nlyornry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
WORLDS PICTORIAL LINE.
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company and Union Pacific
System.


Have Won heard of the wonderful loop
route 10 Chicngo aud feturny
The Fort Worth and Denver City rail
wny In connection with the Union Pa
oific system. fThc Worlds Pictorial I.ine)
have lnaug,iratrd series of excursions
TO tho Worlds fair giving purchaser
tickets Yin this route with stop.overs at
the various watering points IN Colorado.
In other words. YOU go from Fort Worth
20 Trinhlnl Colorado Springs, Manitou,
Pueblo md Denver. remaining there until
Tue heated .crsn 10 Chicago Is past. tlcn
20 on o)the Worlds fair, returning via the
Chicac,. burlington and Quincy railway
threush Hannihal and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, thus covering en-
tirely diiiereut territory going aud re-
turning Round trip rate from Fort
Wor,h SEQ which includes all privileges
neeorisi v,u by other lines,
For fnli information; address
@. p. & n A., U. T. system,
Omaha, Neb
]. n. O'NEIT.
Travelling Passenger Ascent,
Fort Worth. ley.
D. b. NEELER.
n II. A., II. w. X 10, @. Ry.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
CrDEC Constipation. Headache
OO hhO and NIL Liver Troubles
CULPAO.
GsDaLINE
Excelsior Springs, Missouri.

ship In his hands. He is always right
and always for the people,
Tom Scott have faith IN the Demo-
cratic marty, aud scgret that there is
NOT high wall between this country
and England. We can get along WIN
ont England OF her money.
Dudley e. Wooten--lt Is evident that
Mr.. Cleveland desires TO shift the re-
eponsbillty for whatever Legislation that
NAV follow the repeal Of the Sherman
law 10 congress. For this reason nc re-
Trained from making uuy suggestions.
The porsonni views Of Mr.. Cleveland on
30 important and intricate matter
would have been very interesting niih 70
doubt valuable In this extremity OF tne
case. cannot but believe that the suefI
Of the message will b. the ineyiiabie
disruption Of the party. II Will at least
precipitate a hard and perhaps long
Hrht In congress, and the bard times
may be expected to be long drawn out,
John W. Bookhout, Judge X. II. burke,
and nearly every Democrat OF prominence
condemn the messagc. - n
Ranlers v II. Mcmillan. John, N.
eimnson. ]. G. O'Connor, Colonel 'lohn
" Buster and others consider II states
manlike document
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
Az ON CIrIzEN pEAp.

Yesterday there passed peacefully TO
the other side an old gentleman. who
for years 49, been m honnreh citizen
of Fort Worth. job Davis He had been
an invalid for several wears. but was
constantly attended by his devoted wife
Mr.. Christina Davis The funeral will
take place This morning from Whitten &
Rohcrtson's undertaking establishment.
ut 0;3O. The friends Of the family are
invited TO attend
Job Davis was q man who stood hi -h
IN San Antonio. whore for years. with
his brother. Curles Davis, he conducted
the Mehger Intel. IN Nevada he occu-
Justice vt Union township. Humboldt
county. He leaves large number Of
friends to mourn him. He was 90 years
Of age,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. "a
branch In this city of Nichols X Shepard
Of Rattle Crcek, Michigan, mnnufactur-
era Of farming implements, was destroyed
by fire tonight. The branch here was
the distributing center for all the South
west aud heavy stock was carried
The building WAS owned by the firm
and most OF the stock was destroyed
Loss, $l0O,0O0 Oh stock. $25,OOO. on bull
ding. Insurance, $4,000 on stock, S1T,-
600 on building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
GONE TO THE COUNTY ROAD

Yesterday Jim Taylor. Jim Brown,
Geo. Moore, VIII Bennett, aud Chas.
Taylor, who bad been pulled by Officers
road, having been fined for yagrancy.
They are said to he members Of the
notorious "Corndodvcr" gang. and range
in age from IL 10 u years. This Corn
dodgcr crowd is composed Of young hood
lrms, both white aud black. who manage
TO secure Il living by ways that are dark
aud tricks that are vain, aud who have
organized systematic course of petty
thieving. none of the robberies being
sufficient IN magnitude TO enable the
officers to send them over the road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
AN ASSIGNMENT.

LEBANON Pm. Aug 0.-lsobert
II. Coleman. the iron millionaire, mas
executed a deed Of assignment to hi.
brother.iu-law Archibald Rogers OF
HYDE Park. New York, aud Henry. I.
Kendall Of Reading Pa. president
Of the Pennsylvania Trust company, both
Of whom have for over a year been mai!-
aging his estate Liabilities will approx
mate S35OOOO. and It Is claimed they eNX-
coed assets. Mr.. Coleman. Interest ~
the Jacksonville. Tampa and Key West
railroad has brought him to the verge OF
financial ruin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
SUTTON COUNTY BANK.

SAN ANGELO. Tex, Aug, D.. (Spe,,
cinl.J The Sutton County bank oil
Sonora, seventy miles southwest OF san
Angelo, closed its doors Monday morn,
ing. Assets. az far rs known. consist, OF
a building probably worth SlOVp, auu
small quantity Of land with little market
value; liabilities. about $1,000. The
bank was established about sis months
ago without financial backing, and the
failure was expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug, 0.Thc finance
committee of the General Electric COM
pnuy announced today that arrangements
were completed for dischnrging the float
ing debt pf the company, amounting to
SI,OO0,OOO The bonds of the various
electric companies. owned by the Gen
crnl Electric. were sold To q syndicate for
the amount required.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NUEVO LAREDO. Mex. Aug. a..
lSpecian The Astec limited train north
merged track fonr miles west Of here
SUSTAINED an areidcN by The ,urlu,.
hgvage car and sleeper overmrning IN
several feet OF water, which covered the
truck, Engineer Phillip SCOTS leg was
broken and the ttani delayed aeyeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. "a
RIM started yesterday ON tho Germnnia
Savings bnnk. All were promptly r1id
who asked Tor their deposits. When the
doors opened this morning there was u
motley group waiting outside with de-
post books In their hands, which had not
hoard of the decision of tue bank TO
take advantage Of the sixty-dny clause.
This action apparently had the effect of
nluying the fears of depusitors and the
run ceased.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
BUSINESS,
THE hank ALL RIGHT.

NEW YORK, Aug, ~ Enluger Rros,
have been advised by cable that the
report from San Jose de CosiA NN.
Central America. that the Bauco de la
Union IL N financial difficulties aud
that it's notes are no longer accepted IN
commercial circles Is utterly false The
the government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. 9..-Ihe action Of
the Madison Squire bank ~ posting a
rlosrd broueht crowd before It's doors.
Tne fesfs 81 the depodtors were SOME
what aliayed by Henry ioldstein. the
millionaire conl dcnler. VINO agreed 70
bond himself In S3O0,OOO to pay al de-
positors. At noon all the anxious depos-
iturs had disappeared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
KILLED HIM

1oNGVIEw, Texas Aug. a.-tSpe.
eiaL.-A 1880 o'clock today at Kill
gore a white man named Goodwin shot
Lam MeElroy, q negro. three times
killing him instantly. for circulating re-
port that Goodwin had poisoned Neil.
roy's horses. Goodwin was arrested. aud
will be tried tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
rnnnE nNNKs ro REorEN.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug D--oue
Of the four suspended national banks.
the Fourth National, is expected To re.
open Monday and the Guy and Mer
chants will no, be far hehinl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

The services were well attended and
more than the usual number of auditors
were present. Sterling Richardson gave
4 feeling talk Mr.. Evans will address
the meeting tonight. to which all are
inyitp1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

VIENNA. Aug. ~ Ilarthauakcs were
fclt IN severnl districts IN North Styria
Yesterday. No loss Of life Is reported
Saturday there was a clond-hurst near
Gnilz Large nulnbcrs Of persons were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-SIis. Sarah
German WIS cleaning a folding bed.with
naptha. The candle she was holding X.
nited the fluid. She was frightened and
fell on the bed, which closed. The bed
III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

MINNEAPOLIS, NIinn, Aug D.-The
Commercial bank closed its doors thk
morning Capital, S2OO.OlO: deposits.
S4iAS'ou- time DEPOSITS. S2.s22Aoo.. Loans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
CITY LOCALS.

The public schools will he open Sent.
cnhcr Il. This was decided ON u, the
last regular mcciiag, This date will al
low the children chance to get books
ptN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
ALvoRD BANK.

DECATUR. Tex. Aug. 0,--(speciall, j.,
The Peoples National bank Of Alyord
made an assignment today for the hrnc.
fit Of creditors. Another BUNK Is DAos
Organized by the citizens of AlyOrd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

CHICAGO. Ill.,, Aug. Investigation
thus far into the condition of Silver
MATS bank. shows total liabilities of ST.
G0l,OTu Assets, S2,52l,2il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
AwrEn nANKlNG HOURS.

NASHVILLE, T,nn, Aug. D. The
First National bank Suspnnlel amor
banking hours ;hiS afternoon. No state
~ slt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

d. a
der for the Arkansas 'a ~. ~
campinent 10 be held ~ n
l4.ll. Inclusive. Alss..,, 8 2
have slgnlhed their in"
camp.
MONROE. La, AM, ~ q
been unearth,-i 10 talilo.- ~. y
this place. that esli az -
al S.iriis. Miss. rts Ms Z.
VILE. a prominent Ais..sa 3, A
has had charge Of s.ini1 n
CHURCHES. was caugls rs
sitnntion with a ypYsss ~
being found oonclus'',,. .s.ai.
Inarlly dismissed a.
All kinds of SaEpspadl ,,IN. 4
planting. so ".
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NEW YORK. Aug 0.-Thc steamer
Majestic. which arrived this morning
from Liverpool, brought S3oO,Ooo IN gold'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

BROOKLYN, y. Y. Aug. a.-John
Meisier this morning killed his wife and
himself. Drunk and ieAlons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug, 0. Or. wlne oae
ne best kayNo Chinese msdcine man Ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

met ~ this city today and selected the
Ht als Tor The Institution. The project was
nssuv5syi by the supreme lodge Of knighis
VI lyihas ~ It's last session, aud was
nir.iisifN 20 Che grand lQslgp VI this state
Miih power To-, act. The grand lodge has
uulerakrn The task Of raising tho funls
necessary with which TO huill ne SAINT
tArlinn, ani the plans for raising tlie manev
nave all been Formulated. anu II y now OH
" question Of few years until a nar-
hlheent home for indigent Pyfhian Knlghfs
WIN hr established here. at cost " not
less than S5oJ.OO0.
I.frrIE ROCK. Ark. Aug. Am. state
superintendent 81 pnblic Instruction. tnday
made the annual Eporsionnient Of The com.
mon school fuilas The total aport.oninent
OF -chpai children Is ~. 4i4 maiitlg the
amount appropriated to zach child rs
Tie Governor today ,ssced eenern o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
MINOR TfLEGRAMS.

BArEsvIli.E. Miss, Aug. n.-David
rhelps; young white man, was shot and
KILLED ~ Doc Niles. also white. near Black
Jack church. 10 this county yesterday.
From what clh be lcnfned It seems mar
ADes had whipped WI Phelps a brother
q David, aud sinac has been guln. aronpi
thicges. sunday .nornln- Ilitir,s 49,
mteiing Allies. demanded q r,rra,,iion
which was not forthcoming whewuTen
they hee.ai cnfslus one another v,bieh
Terminated 10 Allies shoosinr p,,J, Mui, y,
deash With a pissol. Allies n,sl anu II ,tm
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Aug. a.-'rha ~.
posed Pythian saniiannn Ia n,f. "a pr9,
now an assured success. The sr,,,,,l, :. Y y
having IN caaIlied the matter ~ ls,,, Nv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

and discounts at the last statement
amounted 10 Sdl2oOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

Joseph Rogers finest cutlery made
oil earth; sold only at Anderson's Gun.
house.
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