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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-08-10
THAT CHOLERA.

LIE. jenkins Does Not Think the Deaths
on the karamsnia Resulted From It.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Health Official
DIR. Tallmadge boarded the suspected
Naples steamer, Karamania, Friday
morning, and inspected the passengers.
All are we'll. DIR. Jenkins has asked
the commissioners OF quarantine to
send transfer boats to take the passen-
gers to the islands, where they will be
bathed and washed.
DIR. Jenkins says that while he can
hnd no evidence that cholera exists or
has existed on the Karamania, he
deems the circumstances sufficiently
suspicious to hold the vessel and pas
sengers until all doubts are removed.
Friday morning arrangements were be-
ing made to locate the passengers on
the island
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Mr.. H. J. Mayors. of Oakland, Md,
says: II have sold thirteen bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy today
and am literally sold out. This is the
largest sale on record of any one prepar.
alton in day over our counters. It
gives the best satisfaction of any cough
medicine We handle, and as seller it
leads I'll other preparations on this
market" For sale by Ssybsrt 4 Co.
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The Gsary Law,

i. WASHINGTON, Aug. a-The depart
ment OF justice has ordered an appeal
from the decision of Judge Davis
in Southern California that the deport-
ing section of the Geary act is unconsti-
tutional. Acting Attorney General Max
well has directed United States Attor-
ney Dennis At Los Angeles TO represent
the government when the case on APP
peal comes up fos argument. This sp-
peal may cause the whole matter TO be
again brought before the supreme
court with . full bepch whom Justice
Hsslau cones baea aHA JVstino 1latah
focds passs = snyslis1 ~ : NV -
r.s, ,6iuI - "a 49,
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PEEBLEs, O., Aug. 81. s. Davis, a
young farmer living near Wheat ridge,
was passing through a peice of woods
when large limb fell from dead tree
under which he was walking, terribly
bruising him on the head, back and
breast. Davis was found by neighbor
who happened along and taken home,
where he now lies in critical con.
dition, being injured internally.
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SPRINGFIELD, o., August ,5.-Easton
Hull, OF Catawba, beat his way to this
city Friday night on Big Four freight
He got in box car with three tramps.
and they held him up. taking his gold
watch, 80 in money and revolver. The
rascals then locked him in the car, and
his screams attracted the attention of
a brakeman, who liberated him.
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Antioch Collepe Suit.

SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 5.-David A.
Long president of Antioch college, has
entered suit for s1,574. 90 and interest
against 5. S. Newhouse ct al, former
members of the Christian Educational
society of the college. The suit is on
an account for cash advanced to meet
the current expenses of the college. A.
Il. Taylor, Byron r. Long, E. A. De-
vore and w. j. Warrington are the de.
PENDANTS in the suit, residing in this
county
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SPRINGFIELD, O., Aug. 5.--Robert Tut
tie, farmer residing east of this city,
was lying at the point of death Friday
night from injuries received by being
kicked in the stomach last Wednesday
by Jennie Wren, the pacing mare with
a record OF 2:l7. She knocked him about
twenty feet
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Premature Blast.

WELLsToN,O., Ang 4.--John A. Jones,
miner employed at the Wainwright
coal mine, was fatally injured by the
premature explosion of slate shot.
Before he had time to get out of the
reach OF the shot it went of, buryinR
him beneath huge mass of slate, and
iniioting injuries from which he win
probably die.
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LIMA, O., Aug. 5.-Thursday night,
Mrs j. H. Marshall was awakened by
some one trying to force open win
dow. She was alone at the time. and
picking up revolver she crept to the
window She saw two men about to en-
ter the house. She fired two shots at
them and they ran away.
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PoMERoY. O., Aug. 5.-Hon. T. A.
Welsh, of Harrisonville, died from
bowel trouble, aged 49, represented
Meigs county in the lower house of the
legislature from 1866 to 1876, and was
state senator from 1870 to 1872. The
deceased was minister of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church for fifty
years.
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Knocked Out BY a Freight Train.

FosToRIA, O., Aug. 81. b. Milliken,
victim of drink and morphine, sat
down upon the Lake Erie & Western
railroad track and went to sleep. About
midnight he was struck by a freight
train and SO badly injured that he died
Friday afternoon. His home was in
Cygnet, Wood county.
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Infirmary Victims of Flux.

PORTSMOUTH, o., Aug. 5.-There were
two deaths at the infirmary Friday
from huX, and seven more are in dan
gerous condition. The same epidemic
is raging just across the river, in Ken
lucky, and within one week four mem
bers in one family have died. The
medicine men are at loss to explain
the cauSa
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Badly Hurt.

NEWARK, o., Aug. Sat Utica, this
county, Friday afternoon, Lewis
Baughman, an old man, fell from the
scaffold to the ground, distance Of
twenty feet, and was fatally injured.
Both arms were broken, shoulder dis
located and cut by striking hatchet,
head bruised, and injured internally.
He has family in poor circumstances.
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In China all land belongs to the state !;
trihing sum per acre, the same through
long centuries, il paid as rent. This is
the only tax in the country-about sixty
cents to person, on an average.
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Drowned while Bathing.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 7.-P. J. Elliot,
city treasurer of Great Falls, Mont,
was drowned in the Missouri river near
that city, while bathing. His parents
live at Portsmouth, o.
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Bit ON Her Tongue,

SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. 5.-The five-
year-old child of Mrs. Kerschner, of
East Main street, fell off fence Fri
day, biting her tongue off.
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Carnegie Mills start up-

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Aug. THE
wire and nail mills of the Carnegie Co
here started up Monday morning, and
the rod mill will resuoe operations
later in the week. The report that
Carpegie's Bessemer steel works. a<
Duquesne, would close down Is de-
MED
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JEsrERsoNvMLk, q, Aug. 6.-Ths
hNsviest rain fell Thursday night that
he's fallen for over twc nonthA Corn
was noeding raiA badly. and the darn.
srs - bsneataf hshdssde q dollarS
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Shut Dewn IuIeanitel

MADISON, VIA. Aus. THE Fuilss
= Johnson Farm Impasmsnt MsnuAao-
turing Co. shnt down lstday fpr - \,
dsnnits psriod. Twe hsn1spA ~ -
sehdsrsd id2A Z ~ lsee'y Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
LATE RAILROAD.
THE TEXAS AND MIDLAND.

Terrell, Tex, May 23.-lSpccial.l THE
Texas Midland railroad Organized today
with the following officers. H. IL. X.
Green. president; j. b. Harris Terrell,
treasurer; ". j. Quinlan, .Ir., New York,
assistant treasurer; j. II. Sandifer, Ter
rell, secretary. l.. e. Alexander, Waco;
general attorney; Dlshiell q Crumbaugh,
local attorneys. Executive committees:
h. II. Green, Il. H. r. Green, William
j. Quinlan. c. G. Williams.
In pursuance with a resolution a meet
ing. Of stockholders was called for July
~. 1893. AZ which the question Of IS
suing bonds for improvements. better.
menis and operating expresses of the road
will he considered The annual meetings
are 10 be held At Terrell the second Tues
day in May
1'licrc were also many other mntters
of business of private nature trans
acted. II will be remembered that this
meeting today is the first meeting OF the
Texas Midland. and AT It the company
Is properly organized. Mr.. Green. who
Is the active figure in the whole AFFAIR,
il well pleased with everything thus far
and predicts good news in the nenr M
ture. The meetings TO follow viii put
into active operation such measures as
lie company may consider necessary
ami Ia The meantime the work OF I'M
movement win go on Mt a good rare
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
TElEGRAPHERS STRIKE
|aA' First Result Is Disastrous Railroad
Wreck

'alesgo, H., May 23.-Ihe threaten
4 M1r OF telegraphers on the Chicago
4 northwestern road occurred this
aaing at o'clock and Al . O'Clock
.sl'Ous wreck occurred. involving
~ thousands of dollars worth of
IE'N and causing blockade of the
~ shlwaukee division Of the road,
az ! o'clock, operators north of
tAl9n Tailed to answer calls from the
y asnatcher's office. Scarcely had
ol1eials ordered the utmost caution
-'lng trains, when the first accident
s'I, A heavy freight train reached
nv. Nallston. and though the switch
- We're properly set, II struck an
~ switch and left the rails, the cars
j ssk upon each other, completely
S.g all the tracks. The engineer
4, +nr,enan saved themselves by jump
~ ne number of men who stopped
estimated all the way from
Il ssT'nie by the company's officers.
~ NE claim of the employees.
On Snief Ramsey said the order 10
. WY was bogus and the matter will
nea. II was owing TO the fact
m V'uef TO quit was suspected by
lm HVt TO be genuine thar 80 few
sni lbi mmsey and the railroad officials
y Ji.'kl their positions in regard TO
a.a; ~, aaree of the men. The grievance
u ~ Is thoroughly satisfied and
"oefs have left for their homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
THE HOUSTON EAST AND WEST
TF\AS

Houston. Tex. May 23.--lSpeeiall'l lin
the court here today were urea md ~ WIpst
"a Railway company, which takes
that road from Che hands Of The noI rsSssSr
anu p ,a Of Ma Of +. 5. lrnlison to
The uaion Trust eoiansnyr s o. N Sns S %esi
>. deed from Houston, Eas 81 w ~ Howe.
master eomuiis siouer 10 the Union d rrnS,
Company. 4, drt1 from The os Sn ana NJ VS. 81
Ta1as f,niiway company, IN conslHeii nv. ~
Of s5.I61o q b. pi nidi s s 'S y ne
Sl,'-V ~ Ia. accepted at par issued By ~,
y 1 Jenison. a president and 1ssia s stoS0o
n " mlIs, dan,d May /, 1898, TO run ior,y
w. ,e,rs npd M bear interest ~ per eV4 ~
payable sealaingafliIE i gels D T. mort =
~ y, " from tLr Houston East ana y g.
Tesas Railway ccmpany 70 r ine sIS ~
Trust company, 20 s1'n ,tsya signed by
the honds mentioned hb"fs'
y s Jeuiison president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. V saugford has returned from
= visit 10 San DiceU. Cal.
Mrs. h. NJ. Sweet Of Gcorjntown Is
visiting Mrs. r n D. Andrews
Mrs. +. u. Scott u SIN Diego. Cal,
!. visiting her sister Mrs. Thorp An.
drewr.
Miss Bertie Bridges will leave Satnr.
day on m extended trp 70 Denver aud
other Toints Of interest in Colorado.
Mrs. X. V. Jewell and children left
Yesterday for Louisville. Ky. to spend
The summer months with relatives.
Dr. Il. r. Bye, president q the Or.
u, NJ. Bye Combination on Cure com
pany, has gone to H. Louis fur q few
days on bndneas and viii return not
later than sat@-'-".
Hon. G. r. Hall, from the bank eK-
aminers department oi The state Of New
York. IL ia the state examining the CON
didon Of New York mortgage and loan
COMPANIES doing business N Texas. Mr..
Hall is IN Fort Worth fulfilling Lis mis-
sion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
GAINESVILLE.
NO BIDS IN TO RUN THE ZIG
MATORY.


Gainesville, Tex, May 23.-(Special.)--
The city council was In session this fore
noon for letting the contract for operat-
ing the cremntory, but az no bids had
been received tie program had 10 he
slightly changed Thr scnycngers il
seems, combined not to put in any bids,
expecting thereby 10 extort a more
favorable contract from the city. But
the dads were too willy. Alderman
Hulen presouted aud had passed under
suspension OF thu rules an amendment
10 the crenatOry ordinance, providing for
the appointment Of II superintendent at
Il salary 10 he not in excess Of $50 per
month. immediately after the adoption
of this amendment Alderman Barton.
who is chairman Of the sanitary COM
mittcc. was unanimously elected to
operate the crematory until such time
as the city receives such bid from the
scayengers rs will be equitable.
After the transaction Of this business
the council formally adjourned but nll
the members rennlined to listen TO Mr.;
ID. A. POynOr of Dallas, civil and
sanitary engineer. Mr. Poynor and
Mayor Rollins have been correspond
ing for several weeks relative to putting
In system of sewerage here, ana To-
days visit was IN iN'sponse TO nu inyi-
.jation from Mayor Rollins. Though lie
had made no Typographical map OF the
city, Mr.. l'oyuOr estimated, roughly,
that system Of sewerage, similar 10
one hh Is now putting IN at Tyler,
would cost SO 100. lie PROPOSED either
TO make geographical map and sur
Ney Of the town and then become
bidder for the work, or put In the sys-
tenn himself ia consideration OF Il frau
chise. After about an hours talk Mr.
poynor was requested TO submit fran
chise for consideration at the next meet
ing of the council, az which time some
definite action will be taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
SHERMAN.
A Question Of Legally ola marrIavs-cOO-
iodorale Monument

sherman. Tex. May o. ,Special1--
Regarding the Marrswolf case, which
has created 30 much attention IN this
county for the past several days. tile ut
t0rneys for the young lady say that IN
case the marriage In the Territory ~
declared legal. tie mother of the girl
will bring suit for damages. ms The. GIL
seems determined not 10 live with Wolf
II Judge Brown declares The marriage
TO be Illegal. II viii result In much DIS
comfort 10 many couples IN this county,
as many nave heea married In the Terri
tory without license
The ,S-Confedcrate monument commit
tee will meet next Saturday for the MIR
pose Of selecting stone for the monu-
ment to be erected on the public square
Of this city.
Mis-, Matte Hariwiclte. elocntion
teacher At the Sherman Female institute
Of ills city. has heer placed on the pro-
gram for two selections by the national
association ~ elncuiionisfs. which meets
IN Chicago. June ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
WAXAHACHlE.


warahachie, Tex, MAY "a tSp"cinll
A IRE occurred At the Central depot
At / o'clock this morning II was prompt
ly extinguished by the Gre department
age was done to the building; exact loss
unknowa.
News has reached here Of the death
of Mr.. Copan, farDer living near Az
burn. yesterday. who tell dead from his
cultivator while blowing. Heart disease
supposed TO be the cause.
Sheriff Merideth anil deputy boarded
the pay-train on the Central today and
left with Il as guards, the officers Of said
train having been inturfned that rob
berry had been planned ahead. No ncws
has yet been received from the inennced
train
The city FIRE engine has been complete
ly over-haulel and up0n test today shows
10 he IN fine working order The fire
engine from Ennis was brought up to
compare the test,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

npou neither extreme The Demo 'rntie
tArty recognises the fact that its r'presens
intlvt. aud senatNrN In chnpess VIII net be
excused and the party WIN lie held rcsppn.
-ihle " ihet snoull fail 10 el,r satisfactory
npM tie lines iudlrntvl N the 'hicnvo plat
fprni." 'ongregfmui SAVERS fNpiNtr0d lnw
srii ~ ulDiiss4l 10 ihiieai innninrlu ~. hui
ther lime To rell~,er nnlcr the ecpry law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
GnAYEsnNp nAcEs.

ara,osend, May 2l.-firrt race --l'lss
furlunua. M n'aleKrnfO won, Josie sec
ond. Saliva third Time, tsU2 IL.
Second race Mile and oneslxtesnih-
Rsron won, l3leiken se'oud. Atoch ton
third g'imc, ] ~ ~.
Third race Five furlongs kcntgcr-
mn won. glementnu second, Siisa LAZY
third. fine, ! iOl -
Fourth race Mile and one fnrlong-
Neplha won. Miss Mnude second, Grace
Ir1wn tl.ird. Time ! 30 i-2
Fifth rnce-fix fifrl0nRs. Poor iona.
thnp won. Ilnmmie second, Onward
third Time, ga 81
Slsth race Sia furlongA forkyllle
Bell won, Judge Morrow second. CheaAr
peak third. Time. "a IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
FEARFUL MISTAKE.
amer Shoots and Fatally Wounds His
Vile.

l1s LUZ |. II, May 23.-lSpecinI. r.
|,r essari, prominent farmer. llv-
- ~ : FANNY Land, twelve miles north
u h. ,Lsianla, shot and fatally wound
we last night. II seemed that
s1csI,, ahn man named Davis had a
linaf9 shl that Davis had made
pisr, e,, s'.wart was constantly on the
tliAi s,levung DE thr.ats 10 be exc
l.tt Aeie ~ Winchester near AZ
Z H. ll.ns' night Stewart heard q noise
|aisfsa XIV and raising up in bed dis
t',ly M MI room door open. He imrnedi-
~ III e s.lsed his gafn aud Just as he
'a,,r,- h~iie catered the dnar. SIX shot
.sl-ar w lead and her e. encns for r..
~ hll NJ sliiA She had been out IN
/" gel drink Of water.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
STOCKS AND BONDS.

7. New York. May gi--1hc stock mnr-
ket was extremely dun aud feuturele.s
during the greater portion OF the day.
but remained firm. An attack began
along tho line and Increased the business
but prices declined - to prr cent.
induslrials. Atchron aud granger's In
thu luad Tho close was weak,
Railroad bonds weuh
Goycfnmont bonds firm.
Stntoa dull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

Panty Jail Building and Manufacturing
company Of ~ Louis headquarters al
Dallas. II Ia the city on his return from
Throekinnrton county. He hnH just
closed n contract with the commissioners
~ lint county for building u stone jail
nj tost Of $1,000, The gentleman
has q lid before thp city council II Fort
Worth for the building " the new jail.
Mr.. Cefay Informed Il reporter that
white 4. Is. Hui Tho Southwestern
agent Of the company, was In this city
recently be decided to remove the Texas
hcndqunrfors of HE company from DAB
las 10 Fort Worth, soon Ms The arrange
ments for the ehangc can be made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
A CATTLE STEAL.
l,uu.nIs in The beIleviIIe, H., Case
Ter2as In T..

Invnenls In The eehe'ihe' h''' 'Ass'
TeIaas 10 T..
II Louis Mo, May 23.-one of the
= cattle steals ever consuininated
4 m time has been unearthed by the
n Detective agency. The steal runs
4 ibo1s,njls and two men are thargcd
II tslug thieves, and are now uuder ar
"A oue having been arrested IN this
A, M the other in Texas. The latter
~ through this city last night en-
1 4 % Belleyille jail. A few months ago
-,be cattle were mysteriously dis
1fnr from ranches In northern Tex
i IN owners Of cattle We're at loss
uou what became of them. The
d lag became 50 notorious that com
m afier complaint began pouring into
I,tarels. Cattle Growers nssocla-
II II rorthern Texas case placed in
4 binds Of the Thiel agency. who sent
1 . hsi men 10 the scene of thicvtry,
4 was impossible to obtain clew
b. The cattlc were being sent. All
\ bnncipal stockyurls in the country
Il eltChed without success. \ short
4 a. there arrived in this city trnin
: u tne bred cattle, ten eur loads in
{ise Of two men, who had the appear
u VI Mocknicn.
'nty came from the west via the Mis-
II Pacific railroad and stopped IN the
Il paly long enough to have a train Of
\ nfs switched across the river 20
] East 81, Louis yards. Al the yards
II had no trouble In disposing Of tho
5fe ses,pg ~ butchers traders and
4 e,rloals to NELSON. Morris y t'o.'
iw hours after the men disposed OF
L eaitle they mysteriously Disappeared.
Ilng TO collect $500 due them from
pA Morris a. Co., but promised he
Il departure to send for the money.
~ ihelr departure II was discovered
d s9uie Of the cattle sold by the two
,rmous stockuen belonged TO mem
2 q DE association, being 50 branded.
~ Ihiel agency was notified aud hunt
~ iof the men, and one was finally
lM 10 the city With the aid Of
infd district police. he was arrested
lssen to Belleville. ILL.,. where he
Ne TIE name Of John Hayes, His
|Haif was John Radcliffe. He left the
4 int returned south He was hunt
~ and not until Sunday was his
lFsie Effected. lie was at once taken
oneefs on train north and arrived
nlght He was transferred 10 an
yalg train hound for Belleville,
IA, u, both men have been indicted,
'iM payment of the $50 by Nelson.
'1ns 4 20. has been stopped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
TEMPORARY nnoElvER,

brunswick. Ca. May 2a Ncster..
day tho Wholesale grurcry business Of
Never \ i'lu,an, wns placed In the hands
Of H. ll,ufnan, Temporary receiver
THIS was done to prntcct creditors "
the firm. Mr. ulnan, who committed
suirlde last week, was hnancict OF tho
concern, whilr = Mayer Mas Tho
niouicd partner, hut knew nothing "
the hooks Liabilities amouni to about
SaSNOOO The I'LL was hlrd fpr tho
hw,uht OF all creditors by CroYHtl Il
ANAuupld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24

There was q surprise party given 70
Miss Eta rreel al the reaiience Of Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Creed on the East side
lnst night az which there we're gathered
a few 81 Aiiss Eiiies friends 10 pass The
evening ID games aud music.
Iae night about q o'clock Officer
Rnehing was t4icphonod 10 go "a the
south Side 10 arrest d tramp who was
mailing himself obnosious TO the ladies'.
The oiicsr failed 10 gct the man. who
I, cripple on ernichrs, has long black
hair and wgnrs nu Oycrecnt The police
viii look for The fellow today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
rI.NlRA BANK FAILURE.

Flmira. n. v, MAY ~. THE lclmira
National hank closed is doors this morn-
lug The hanks failure Is the result Of
tho recent financial troubles of Colonel
~, c. RohinHon The bank examiners
last week reported Tho hank perfectly
solvent In case Colonel ltobiuaon paid
bis obligations " not, denosit0rs would
then 30 puid In full with small loss to
stockholders.
Tie auspension of the Elmira National
bank was ennscd by run on the III.
mira SuNng4 bank, hut the bank kept
along dolng business. aud depositors all
paid In fnil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
sr. LOUIS RACES.

81 Louis. Mo. May 81 First rare
sis furlonss Maid Of Honor won, Bur
IInn second, Inyercalds third. Tine,
1;12 IL
Brooks won, Bonita second. Hilisl,0ro
third Time. l;05 ~
Third race Six and q half fiirlonR..
Pullman won, Henry Owisey second,
Useful third. Time. 1.2D
Fourth race Six furlongs Minnie
Gee won. Captain Doane second. Costa
Rica third Time, 1;2O,
PIN race Sif and q hnlf furlougs.
Grey Dnke won. Snl Ross second. Fam
post third. Time. 1;2d -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-24
NOTES

Yesterday az Ardmore. Judge Stuart
anpointed Yancey Lewis Of this city to
bc mnster-in-chancery Of the Shoctaw
Coal and Railroad company. which Is ~
lhe handle 81 n receiver. Mr. Lewis Is
vile and was formerly a partner Of
Judge Stuart
marriage license was issued today
20 / M White aud Miss Julia T. Burk-,
The school board will elect teachers for
,h,. next scholastic year next Saturday.
terday. Il ioinc nicely today, although
Till confined TO his bed
Oliyar Cownrt. ahoni 10 years Of age,
had H. arm broken hast evening by be-
ing thrown from horse
Governor Hogs message Tcfoing The
sugar bounty bill. which appeared ~.
was eagerly read and mueh commented
an