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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
BIG PuGs TAFFY.

st. Louis Mo- March 3 There is every
Indication that the result Of Ike friendly
meeting yesterday between John H. Sui
livnu and Charlie Mitchell Will Doc ID Inst
ing one The two have been together AN
day and apparently ON the most Intimate
terms al the STANDARD thrapr this
afternoon. where McAnlinp Is playing,
both Mitchell and Sullivan were ngnu
Introduced from the stage by OuO
I'loto. McAnlinp'B manager Roth re.
cc,ved m ovation similar 10 that accord
I'd them yesterday. Sullivan after
thanking the audience for the applause,
confined himself go q brief speech Of
compliment 10 McAuliuo Mitchell. hove
ever, went lille farther "My friends"
said he ~ thank you for this kind greet
Ing. ! am pleased you accord "a for
eigiler such an ovation. ! nni glad VA
appreciate my frend Sullivan. ! ussne
son DC VI NY friend aud that / npprpci-
ate him and bis ability After ! met him
Ia France, ! made up my mind never 10
enter the ring ugnin while he VIVA cham.
pion ! hoped he would always be- cham.
Iion because ! wanted 10 see thai honor
belonging 10 an honorable man. Now he
has lost IL, ! Intend 90 try To yet II MY.
self; then hope be- VIII challenge me
aud / will give up without word Nou
Will excuse me- for not talking mora
don't want % talk, but nct-not on the
stage however,
After retiring from the stage Mitchell
WIS asked 10 give the public some infor.
mntiOn regarding his final meeting with
Brady, Corbcita manager - can't DO
that said be, ~ have already Ind
enough trouble with the police over thnt
match ~ ! say anything nt no ! am
liable 20 get INTO trOuble. but thr contest
VIII surely come on That's an ! care
10 say ai present
From here Mitchell VIII go 10 New Or
leans aud thence % Englnnd 10 train
for his coming contest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Tor the purpose of regulating the salaries
and iuuncial affairs eli county clerks.
This thing has been unsuccessfuliy at
tempted IN former legislatures. but the
pans OF Mr.. Henry embrace many
features never touched on before and
There b an opinion that the bill stands
good chance of success
ia the bill MIR Henry provides that the
salaries Of county clerks De liked and
shall not be more than 5000. nor less
Than $1,000, except when the foes are
less. the salary being within the dlscre-
ton of the commissioners court. lie
also provides that the county clerks
shall employ such help rs - needed. ok.
ing their salary themselves. and the
salary Of such assistants shall he paid
out OF ON appropriate fund In the coun.
" treasury on vouchers drawn by the
county clerk and approved by the coun.
w judge. The fund from which these
Vouchers are 20 be paid is tn DE created
10y the county clerk who shall be- re-
quircd 70 make monthly reports 70 the
commissioners courts. showing on the
work done and al the money received.
winch latter shall compare exactly with
the Office records, which vcrifcaiion be-
ing COMPLETED. tile m0uey shall be- dc.
posted with the county treasurer. AZ ID
j. received. to be 10y him credited To 4
/ iund Co be known hs the county clerks
tund. On this fund al vouchers Of the
Office shall Doe drawn. and Zoo no Instance
must the EXPENSES " thc office be- allow.
ed 70 exceed the receipts
AMER the stipulated salaries Of the
county clerk aud his assistants myo
necu paid, 10 per cent of the remainder
u any shall be paid over 20 the county
clerk, and the residue shall be trans.
ierred to the available school fund OF the
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
MN LADY ANn MN TIGER.

a good Que ON Smiths jaw. The gong
saved Smith
Round TO- Smith with HIS right rrnch.
ed Joe ON thp Mock. they c'iuchcd. Smith
inbs Goddard wicl,cdly with his loft.
Goddard stugpers aud falls from the fofco
of his oWl blow, ~ up ngniu aud the
round ends with the men Nparring
Round 10 Goddard forces smith 10
ropes, jahbing him twice. Splitting blood.
Round tame
Hound a. Lively oxchang, with Smith
having The advantage Snith swings
bis lci. on Goddard's mock aud Goddard
comes back with his right and forces The
lighting
Round 1S. Smith punches Goddard ou
the jaw A iuttlng exchange and God
dnrd pushes Smith 10 tho ropea. landing
two upper cuts. They mia matters,
Smith knocking Goddard down. Smith
PUSHES him when De rises. lands terri
bic swing on Goddarda jaw, knocking
him down Ike q lus Goddard unable
90 rise, aud IS counted out
Prof Duffy, The referee declares Smith
The victor, amid tctriic cheers.
Time of light 1910
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
ALL OVER NOW
Chalk Plate Artist Boroaay Could Gsl No
Mohey and Therefore Killed
Himself.

Houston. Tex March 8.-ispe,ihl IA
few weeks ngO W. a. HOrnady, chalk
plate artist for nrNNpapcfa, came 10 'rtrss
lie WIS d fast liver nnd RAISED money ~
hnnerel ile passed through Houston ana
Wepi 10 Daiypaiou Wlllre DO succeeded 10
getting employment on mo News. 10
ward compelled % nirffnlHf Hn1 goi
ciefEt'oau 10 olAh d drHfi Uu hls father.
who minister M Ailaufn. CO., ifsfcr
day iiOrnuNY was aTeGfcl nf GnltpNf0u
and hapueni haok 10 t0is city on d Ohafee
W rnhrzll1aent hui NnH rflaHHad. ~ Use
iniy NHsinF ihe charge nilnHffif ~ he
ifai hoia ana he fflcgfhphe3 hls faihfr
fpr money ljie Telegram hfn0 fftnUnl
hN took five hyliOiufnif Aietuons " mon.
rtkiDK them 10 rhlhalm BIS D9dy aud fur-
ward q b lief. "A. " u1faa9y, ". ~,
Alfalfa. ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
THE EXCrRSInN Is nNN

Charlie Edwards Is filled with sorrow
His heart Is sore and big tears ARE In his
eyes, For month he has been trying
TO work up an excursion To- Yclasco for
the legislature, but M last ho Inns been
forced to admit IL can't be- done.
Why
Well says Charlie. swalowing the
big lump Ia his throat ~ had secured
an offer of frec transportation fsbm the
International and Great Northern aud
also from The NclAsco Terminal. but the
Houston and Texas Central wants n
half fare rate. The excursion is on"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
TEAIIILE TopIrA.

Temple Tex. March 8.-lspeem.l Temple
Is ~ have another cotton seed 0il mill ana
refinery Tho plant Wll have capacity
one 81 the finest hnd beW appointed in TO
county. and ifH cost viii b. elJ0.0QO.
Every cent 0f The stock hhs beon taken.
a sifc ~ ave acres Sea East Temnfh haa
been selected aiid deed 10 ihe grounds haH
been urusd over aud Agorfne are rn-
gagged iu STALKING ~ the Tfoiind fqr tha
bulding Jho mill NiN bo really fIr work
when lhe new crop rnnIes on,
Work VIII begin on De- new cotton com.
nreas shortly The ground has airoady
been sfnkrd on
Temple has n bakcr's dozen of applicants
for ne p0simasiership, ana each one 81
sdngulne,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
WnATnnR N0REcAHr.

Galveston TeX, Mnrch q Especially
Local forccnut Tor Texas east of Inc
lOOuh meridian for tho twcnty.tour
hours Guiding midnight March Fair,
decidedly colder except slightly colder
over western portion Of North Texas and
ltc Norihwostcul portion of Central
IrNnn. hlEh nnrlhnrlN MInha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
a KlCkArn0 KnIEn.

LardlO. ucN.. Murh g. Especial D.
Wurl he, hcrn received here from Avis
Of The United Statos troops. who went
np the RIO Gundc 10 investigate the
trrth of the reported outbreak cf the
NicRpoo mdInns in Mexico. The troops
found that the report was unfoundcd
having originated Ia The killing of a
hlclmpou indian hy officers, while re-.
sistlng arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
Relish Crimes in the Midst Of
Modern Civilization.
LEGISLATIVE AID INVOKED.
Little Girls Of Tender Years Trained for Lives
Of Prostitution.
Case IN Kinda Boariila Child IN the
Hands Of a colored Precu,ess An Ap-
peal 10 iae legislature Repre-.
sentative curreys Bni.
GAzBrrR BunrAu.

GAIBrrE BUREAU,
State Capitol
Austin, Tex March, 3.
II was introduced the first day Of che
session, and its number is a.
Representative Currey Of Van Zandt
"uty is the author Of the bill. and
o., succeeds in getting Il befure
SL,; In. will be DEVELOPED a
SIZES d JJ,Hta1co Aich in its abandon.
men, ~, "storv md blackened with
the faint =. eich would take the
innocence Of chnu.Ahod for It's grah6ca-
ton, viii bring the hot blood TO the
check Of every legislator, and Gll every
heart with horror.
From Mr. Currey, the Gazttte reprcsen-
tative learned the details. lie has said
but little Of il heretofore, and but little
is known Of the bill by the general mem-
bership. To the correspondent however,
Mr.. Currey spoke freely, and this, in
brief il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
KILI.ED ON TIIr MrDINA

On The Medium river abont thirty mites
west of linrderu, ia shooting scnpe
between fhc Allsup boys aud iuNn
named Iroiier, Frank Allsup. aged i6
yonrs, was killed John Cfeswei " I'M
der arrest for being implicated, Trotter
hnvlng eNcnnnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
ITALYlS ON MINI.

italy. Tex. March q. Especial The
directors of thr Italy on Min company
today closed a trade with the Van
Wiukr Machine company of Atlanta,
Ca for tho machinery for the oil mill
now to be- erected at This place Lots for
building We're purchased yesterday and
the oil mill is now certainty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
An TINBIDDI1N NOuTuuu

Terrell Tex, March 3 CSiecial)--
A strong nofthor blow la without half
an hours w0rning about 40 D. m,
today. Gardening ~ going 90 az d live
continue 80 unless q florze stops the
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

for killing H. NJ Slaughter. particulars
of which homicide lave ulready hvn
Vpo1od to Tho Gazette, resulted iu
thr defendants bond being sei 40 $1,000
which was promptly given in icW min'
utoH Both parties aW well known here
aud The homicide Inns been the chief topic
of conversation since its occurrence and
your COrrcapondoni WIS informed that
bad blood has existed between tho men for
q long time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
KNEM MIIo KILLED nIM.

Deuis0n. Tex, March 3 Especial -
n. A Yarbrough informed your reporter
thai man nnued JOineQu was shot
and killed last Saturday az Kings Chapel,
companion named iiigltover was wonn1-
"a m 10 shoulder. J0bnsou was Killed.
re heard Che shot fired ana remarked.
.eIhat r intended for me- aud proceed
III direcly 10 iiie locality where ihe shot
was fired llc refused t0 impntt Any
knowledge which Insight lead 10 tie az
rest 81 dc nurlefrr, oihy that there
ualn two ul llNm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
JARRETT Mills.

Valley Mills. TeE, March g. Especially
InHt nigh ~ Z O'Clock quito q large min.
Dor gathered ni tho llnplei church % Wit
nud Alss Belle Mlilf Rev. Scala ndmlnlat
torod the short though impressive crre-
mony which made lhNn man ANA wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
MANS DEPARTMENT.

e GOWNS AT FELIX'S-A
at one Of the fashion palaces
gay Parisians-by Ada Bache-
~ WITH a PARIS CORSET
me secret Of ease, grace and
'ness-oy Adele Marco
OCCUPATIONS How some
New York 400 are disposing OF
-''ius season--by Augusta Pres
INC BLANKETS AND FLAN-
Ita i9lle useful information by
~ AeCulloch Williams.
'iLEp HAIR FOR EVENING
'n'aia Marowe.
s5 54h ! ilNTEN BREAKFASTS
W. w " ihafrows, superintenlent Of
M " Z. A. school of domestic
Es So,ldtouIDER CAPE-by Augusta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

ilrcniOu. ~ o. March 3 noporfH from
officials of fllr hcW Jersey citizens
league Hre 10 the ennel ihHi enough votes
SIN probably Doe Hreuird tp pass the race
hill rrpoW neai week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

~ ! HAVE OWNED-A HIS
u some famous instruments-by
~ Urso.
RlNoLlNE ON THE STAGE
n Madison q western girl, intro
" Ia skirt dances in New York.
EG LOCKS AS A BUSINESS
VILLAIN Messing, professional
epeneF.
aDE HlGEI-Description Of the
pom revolving wheel being erect
tae Worla's fair for the amuse-
oi'Visltors.
AND TIE MoNI-
|-ly w. r. Halsell, who painted
ly.pre Of the noted struggle be-
Eeen. which was purchased by
Nennent tand now hangs In the
chamber AZ Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
VO9TMAWrNH AHNnRTrD.

Ban Antonio. let March D, Wpcdm.l
PAD Nrnic Who ID charged win ON.
bozllhF funds while p1Htuuefrr no Wet
mrr, WAS inArn 30 HnlFpgion today for
trial iu the United states court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Maui yer March d Especial Sheriff
Hutton made lay today On ihn "har
70 'catilc for taxes due amounting 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
FAD MANS KLOOF,

FRD SOUTH AFRICAN GHOST
ply Bertram Milford, author
Romance Of Cape Frontier"
Weird Of Deadly Hollow, Cold
f@.' etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
TO IMPROVE THE BAIT
GROUNDS.

The house committee Oh public build
ines aud grounds has reported favorably
on Mr.. Breedings bin nppromiains
SlOO.OOO for the impru, emcnt OF the
San JaciutO battle grounds.
HE bin recites the fact thar the state
owns ten acres Of the battle held, Win
the burial place Of those who fel ~ tIe
hattie. which Is now being nsed as com
mon burying ground The country Is ps,
inc fenced ny aud the historic spot VIII
soon be inaccessible.
The bill provides that about twenty
peTss more be bought the tract leln6
illus connected with Buffalo Bayon, me
grounds fenced bodies of others thali
those who zen in the battle, Femoltp
from ne burial pie, ana a suitable m0"u'
meat erected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

WITH GLADSTONE-How
nd old man spends his waking
? III from the morning nc Hawar-
Inc evening nt the House Of
ps-By n. W. Massengham.
han IN CUBA-The poet tray
5tes OF the customs. sights and
Z " = Of that interesting little ISL
pALFOUR-A continuation Of
tnNtofy Of adventure BY Robert
AZ Stevenson.
W0LE MlLIIONS-The strange
I. f one Of the three Americans
W. " tbbed the Bank of England Of
Two millions of dollars many
ago and who has just been re-
~. gW NAVY, ARMORED CRUI-
llVM AND BAI'lLESHIPS.--
lli strength aud weakness Of the
States; an American inventor
n most formidable of fighting ma
nfoat. BY w. Nephew King,
le United States navy.
Is AUTHORS AND CURRENT
1lATuRE.-The latest from
~ Louis Stevenson; A Philadel-
ESgayst Ia New York: Oscar
M New Play; Our weekly New
ny Meter from Warrington
llsCFNSEs OF BEAURE-
d3. BY A. r. Chisholm. late col
i|| alde-de-camp Of his sta1
/, captain JOHN MILSAPS.
n va HE SALVATION AIMY-An
\ hng sketch OF the romantic Gu
M native Texan, editor Of the
M Cry of San Francisco, and
The leading American lieuten-
d The army; written for The
{. Gazette by j. c. Warren.
x. rs Wealth ER. The st. Joe
Y iscusses the laws of motion.
ESSAY ON LOE.-Ever
and eyer-bright Babb answers
sian scientist and lovc-laden
Love, Sunshine and Peaches.
GOLD is TRANSPORTED
4 Millions are Sent in Kegs
Z the Auantic.-By Cleveland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
M IEFFERsON H0MIcInE-

jefferson. TX. March q iSpa4al)--
Tie examining Trial Vt Bob CaAueberry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

AFTER THE COUNTY CLERKS
Representative Henri has uaqer pfsps1,
ration and vii intioruee AynuAs $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

WITH GLADSTONE-How
Ind old man spends his waking
from the morning nt Hawar-
the evening mt the House Of
|as.- BY n. W. Massengham.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30
~
Not
REMOVAL. FROM OLD STAND

am no As prepared q, do business ins
nj new gallery second door north az
|Dakoa Honse. Isnou do work from
IminstteS to life size. All work finished IN
Farsiian Enamel second tto none nos
have fine rooms new outfit (life sizel;
and Am pre- pared; 70 plessssa all ecnst ONE
q also. axe orders for cray on, water and
oil color Work. special invitation Is
tended 70 sdaing part clubs, babies,
and people with costumes. Please cali
and see new goods, rooms, etc. 4 will
treat you the best We know how. Call
and have our photo taken.
r. C'RowKII.;
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30
H, HANS CHEN,
Contractor and Builder.

Estimates on buildings or on material
furnished on application. Prompt atten
ton given all work and satisfaction guar
ante ed. The sale of all kinds of cement,
lime, adamant Ia new kind of hard p1ast-
err and plaster hair speciality.
New Ulm, = MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30
@offon,pooo g1lills

Custom grinding solicited. Will grind
wheat for Zone eighth or exchange 81
n lbs. flour, 5 lbs shorts and 5 Tbs. bran
for one bushel Of wheat. lour and feed
sold at low prices and delivered at NeW
U I'm free ofsexpense.
Frank s. Bentin
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30


was q season of intense anxiety for the
settlers of New England. The memo
rable French and Indian war, with its
unparalleled atrocities, was at It's height.
Massacres, in which whole villages were
destroyed, were of frequent occurrence,
Wind Ii had been especially stirred
up by the blood urdling reports that
were frequently borne from the north.
Several times rumors of threatened In
vasion by the warlike savages and their
more savage allies aroused the town to
q wild pitch of excitement. On these
occasions the villagers put implicit faith
in the colonel's military sagacity and
leadership. He was always placed IN
command, and his word was lawn ia.
short, hewas the Miles Standish OF this
interior Connecticut town.
In early summer Of this year the Con
necticut settlers were called upon to ron
der additional assistance il the struggle
against the French. The French forts
OF the north were now the objective,
point, and Colonel Dyer mmediately be-
gan raising . regiment5 TO help III there
5ducton Of Crown ONT. The men were
sent forward as fast as they enlisted
while Colonel Dyer remained Is continne.,
raising recr uitts
One dark, snltry night 81 Thu memora.
bic year the long looked FOR and dreaded
crisis seemed at hand. Late in the even
ing an cited 9 a. u given 81 HE
village parsons slave. he neg svas'
aaf1 " scared and aed from hons Sf(,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
GOV. M'KlNLEY WILL BE RENOM-
MATED, IT is SAID.
Iohn Sherman Writes a Letter Urging the
Delegates to Be Careful Grosyeuors
Speech-Foraker Absent

a. -
columbus o., June 1-Tomorrow's
Before the Ohio Republican state CON
yehtion aliourns the candidate will be
u the held' his name, Wan. Mckinley.
boulElt' at least that IS the utlooi
iharFWS an earthquake or other cal4m-
w, !. Seems wei understood Mrkn-
ir{ denomination tomorrow is certain
far nus Is xxx lhG starr oil Inc campaign
iot thr highest honor in the gift of the
nNlloh; HaleEer opposition there may
nanS pg'n uas apparently failed to or
n nr,,,,. s tGrt'S AGAINST the famous gov
casin1 u VIZ, tn'E ,.ai,T worthy the oG
o"1 n, mas oerh unwilling to take such
Honiyh, n,,r, ,,,s It'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
norsroN nAnMoAp MArrrns.

Houston. TN., June tSpeclnl)-
General Manager Peck OF the Texas Car
Service association says the service IN
working admirably and that there il
TO more friction In the notion of the
enforcement Of the dcmurrnge rule than
would ordinarily occur in the course of
business,
General Superintendent Van Week of
the Southern Pacific snid HE service
seemed TO he working well 50 far ps he
had heard on his road, The only com
plant that had come 10 him was ns TO
u matter that had occurred before the
rules Of the cnr service went into effect
IN 81 Louis, he said, when the service
hrst went into effect ther was some
littlc opposition, hut tile result Of tho en-
torcement Of the rules soon showed the
advantage Ia shippers aud all concerned
What the railroads want is the usc Of
their cars aud what shippers want Is an
ample supply Of ears where !hev have
shipments 10 make, The car service Is
intended to accomplish this purpose md
II VIII soon become popular with all con.
ccrncd.
There was quite gathering Of rail.
way officials In the city today. There
was conference Of the trniiic man.
nrera OF The Southern Pacific IN this riiy
Traffic Manager j. W. Srhrieyrr ~
the Atlantic system came over fran
New Orleans mud met here Traffic Ninn.
aver g. w. liion Of the Texas limos. anJ
licneral Freight Ageut y, j. Martin of
tlin San AutoniO and Aransns Piss
who arrived in this morning from San
Atonin This wns tue first mcntinr AZ
these gentlemen since the appointment
of Mr. Martin US general fright agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
PERSONAL.

I c T,t,n,,, ,r C.l...,.i, ~,
~ ',"'''"'" vi '"'ur'"o' lex" Is
III 'n' Guy
j. i, tiuunOn returned yesterday morn
ing from Kansas 'nE,
n y l'inger, H. G. Holloway md W.
g. Turner went to Austin this morning
to attend the regatta.
Editor Cruycns of the Bowie Industrial
Headlight was in the city yesterday aud
called On The Gazette,
y. Henderson. wcll-known attorney
or Wichita Fails. is here on lis way to
the great untiouni regatta al Austin
Assistant County Attorney Intfinore
returned today from ihr rommcnceinent
exercises al Rnylor university. Wnpo
b,J,, It,rJs ~ ~ So,.,,,,,..,,t, H.,
,rint -,nrri wv T ,,isitin,, r,I,, We
lie Is expected home in a day or two
Ana NJ ~ p.;ly 90 NV nIo,,,a
t. Within, G,c r,niiy AZ Inv I,,, hne"l,s
Il. Smil6, of the SIcrebSnts' N "r,
bnnl '''' ''"'''""'
Judge d. H. iehT of Tascosa y in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08
ELEVATOR COMPANIES.

Minneapolis, MINI, June IA rumor
gained circulation ut noon today that
two of the best known elevator compa-
mics in the Northwest, the Northern Pa
ciiic and the Red River Valley, We're EN-.
hlrrusscd. and subsequent events proved
That though the crash was not absolute.
the predicnmcnt III which the two above
named corporations iuG themselves is
serious. The situation is attributed to
the prevailing uncertainty and lick Of
confidence by the banks. The facts in
the case will not warrant the assertion
of business failure, although the state
ment comes from the general manager
Of the Northern Pacific Elevator company
that that corporation will ask for re-
ecivcr. This means the Red River VAL
ley company will do the same, as the
tlGl capital. The stock of the Northern
Pacific company is SGjO,OOO: that of the
Red River company S250,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-08

as an outcome OF hsppinT polieeman's
conntenaucc
The Omaha slfilags accepts poetry on oil
subjects. hut asks contributors 10 send
locks or their hair as a guarantee Of divine
nnlans
Coptaln j. H. Rider has left ponlson for
tho Worlds fair. lie iakrs with him
riac which was once the property of III"
celebrated hero OF the Alamo payy
Crockett
The negroes Of pcnison are circulating
petition which will lie submitted TO the
school board at an early day. They pray
reconsideration Of the recent appointment
Of school teachers for thnt city.
At meeting thls week " The Bowie
Compress and Storage company the follow
Tug officers were elected. H. Mathews
president; W. G. STRIPPING, yicc.pic-identi
{. H. Thompson. secretary ana treasurer.
II Is tumored In railway circles that an
effort Is being made IN certain quarters 10
superscie the white section men employed
on the Southern l'acinc road with Mexican
labor on the plea that the latter are bet
ter adapted to this climate
A party. giving tile name Of Gyger, forged
checl, Of SO on john b. Davis, a mcr-
chant " Durant, l. r. The check was
honorcd Mt the National bank OF Dcnison'
The officers are In pursuit of the forger'
who Is suid TO be hiding out IN the latter
city.
Dan Buchanan picked NJ m egg Mt Robert
Leo q few days since which Is something
Of a curiosity. II has two distinct SHELLS
Que inside OF the other. Between the two