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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-10-06
October Bargains
At the
New York Store.

10 dozen Ladies' Merino Vests and
Pants, extra quality, worth soc, our price,
as long as they last, will be only 29c.
Boys Grey Mix Shirts aud drawers l9c,
worth 25c.
Ladies Natural Wool Vests and Pants
45c.
Ladies' Medicated Scarlet Vests and
Pants Toe, worth $l.00.
Ladies' Jersey Rib Vest and Pants Csc
Mems Heavy Red Mix Undershirts at
SOC, worth 75c.
Mcus Heavy Gold Mix Undershilts
SOC, worth 75c.
Mems Medicated Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, all wool, 75c, worth Sl.0l..
Mems Heavy Jersey Overshirts at 3sc,
worth soc.
Mems Heavy Jersey Overshirts at Csc
and 75c, worth Sl.00.
10 dozen All Wool Storm Serge, good
assortment of colors, at 48c, actual worth
75c.
Indigo blue prints only DC.
Silk Windsor ties at 10c.
Ladies hemstitched initial
handkerchiefs at &c.
Heavy comfortables at SSc.
Horse blankets, heavy
strong goods. only oSc.
Mems best rubber boots
l$2.65.
Mems best heavy grain
boots $500.
Mems calf boots $1.75.
Bargains in OvercOatS and
Clothing.
Tubular lanterns 29c.
Decorated toilet sets $1.SS
Decorated dinner sets, liz
pieces, only $6.SS.
Terms Cash Only,
Blackmcr's
New York Store,
Manchester Depot.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-10-06

All educated Russians can speak
French fuently. but how many educat-
ed Frenchmen can speak Russian?
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-10-06
WE TELL. YOU

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large sums of money The results of only few
hours work will often equal IL weeks wages.
Whether Won are old or Young, man or woman, it
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-10-06

When politician begins to declare
that he is "out Of politics" look out for
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
MORE FROM aAIsEsyILLE

OF III. storm of saturday
Losse. E-por,ed-3ome storm Franks.
Gainesville, Tex, May s.-(Special.)-
Details of Saturdays storm continue TO
come in aud each hour adds TO the
great loss Of property
The Minpess school house, eight miles
northwest of here, has the distinction OF
being the first house struck, aud the
storm being fresh, the little house was
wiped OF the earth There was no one
In it at the time. The loss is about 500
A barn belonging to a man named
Cartwright was next struck and was an
initiated.
The cyclone then bounded in the air
and held aloof from the earth for more
than u!le, or until it spied the humble
cottage Of Henry Van Teer, negro,
when IT dipped down and licked it ont of
existence. Van Leer. his wife, one child
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
SPORTING.



Hcppstead Hex. May -tSpecisi.l---
The annual state shoot OF the Texas
attendance.
The s,orc Of tuiny was:
Shoot No. l-liols aud Ed Forsgard,
fourteen each, divide iirst money; Brown.
clevenc, second money; Stewart, ten,
third money! Frb Wheeler aud Miiier,
nine fourth money.
Sheet Ne. = Twelve alngle hlucrocls,
HolA Miller, Aluore aud Ilrown. eleven
.Ncli divide first money; Burns. Stewart,
tnisgnri. Fritz ten each, second money.
sheet No, Ten live pigeons. Rurns
lini and Werlen. ten each, first lnon,y 3.
Holz, Brown, FAronte. nine each sccond
money; Moore, Hope. eight each. third
money fopke. Rogers. Morgan, seven
each, fourth inonry.
shoot No, item single burro,ks
Whe-eler, Hols. ten earh divide first
money; Him Buns, ilrown, l'aronte.
Gsoric Turner, nine each, second money /,
Miller. HeNrd, Morgan. eight each third
money. Wcrdcu frtE. lccrsgard, HUI
bert, fourth moueN
Shoot No, -Fiftspn single hMerooks
Fritz. fifteen straight, first money brown
Holg. fourteen, second money; Miller
Took, Faroute, Stewart, lieanl, thirteen
each, third money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
DALLAS.


,,.. i'i, May s.-tSpecial.)-T state
f's,eFA association will begin "A
4. ,.s, s ~ssion AZ the Ratcliff opera
\ A, ,slny. Delegates are pouring into
". -,lghi and there PROMISES 10 be
~ Mylllure. The local committee
tan "TNn' mas prepared an elaborate
4. CoNNoRs CASE.
, g,lnt case Of Bryan r. Rarrv "
ID hS.l nag been postponed by Judge
\ -ss XIV until May -, when II viii
NV barring C6nnor's nttorney Mai
n me petition Of Harry today.
|lor y ,o,S all the allegations made
0enrr ~ MS attorneys and declares
Il IN I'M Il iveiYed several hundred yotes
Eass X 4 Oeesau7c they were defective
|iss. " Ignorance of yolers N inc
/ ery rn ,ae Australian ballot law.
\ fllE LADIES \ oHANcE'
'sAs. Z Houston and other women
IN y. Texas will endeayor 10 fnrm
~ 4 A. H.-s non tomorrow. Quite A
III VA, v, ErntleT sex are ia he elty,
r. II Az Mrs. kebecca Henry
Ed s"ssstnn' ylce-presidept Of the
|ln.s 'selai Equal Ri,,hts essoc u, i Ian
we M invited all OF The ladies IN
~ u M WInsl, TO meet her la the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Yesterday evening another terrific wind
passed within few miles OF this city.
II was about one and half miles wide
and carried destruction to crops md
foncs before il. II Travelled nearly the
same path as the December cyclone.
At Lees Mill. six miles south Of here,
two houses were blown down and two
persons seriously injured. The house Of
Mr., Isaac I.ewis, four and one-holf miles
south of here, was blown off its blocks
and all Of his outbouses blown away.
Reports coming In this morning from diff
terent ncighborhoOds show that great
damage has been done the crops In this
section by the heavy rains, especially to
botloni-lands, which nre today under
water
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
BUILDING STORM HOUSES.

Alyarado, Tex, May s lspecial)-A
fine rain fen here last night and today.
There were some fears yesterday after
noon that there would be a storm, but
aside from few angry looking clouds
and one or two slight gusts Of wind
nothing came Of them. A prominent
lumber dealer informed your eorrcspon-
dent today Tint during the past week his
ward had sold material for the consuuc-
ton Of fifty-two storm houses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
oAR sERY1cn MANAGNn.

San Antonio Tex, Mny &. Especial ~
Chas, y. Peck. assistant gcneral mluna-
ger OF lhc san Antonio and Arkansas
pliss RAILWAY, this morning received u
telegram from The board Of directors of
the Texas Gar Service association ten.
dering him the position Of chairman aud
genrrnl manager VI that organization,
Mr. Peek .prompily ucrcptol the offer
and this afternoon appointed MS HIS MS.
sistnnt v. lN COLLINS, foPnipvly general
freight agent Of tho Houston East aud
nssOolnllon VIII be 40 UonAlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Lexington, ny. May s. First rnce-.
Thrce'luurters Of mile. la Rosa won,
Daring second, Catalonia third, Time,
1;l6 IL
Second race Mile and fifty yards, Old
Pepper won, Rock lahlley SECOND, A1n
Duke third. Time, iilT
Third racc--Five fuilonm Henry Of
Navarro won, la iowa secnnd, l.nzrn-
rone third, Time, Ol Ii.
Fourth race-l ifieen.sixtcenihs ru-
ycnr ID won, Sweet blossom second, Rex
third. Time, ~,
won, Queen Like second, Parrot third.
Time 1;Oi 1t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

VI. u. Mouserrat, the new president
aud general manager Of the San Antonio
and ArniisaS Pass railway, took charge
Of that property today lie states that
he viii not make the appointments to
fill vacancies OF general freight ngont and
general passenger agent for a few days
lie will leave "Wednesday oE All In
speell0n trip over The Hyalem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Greenville, Tex, May s.--(SWciai.l---
A severe storm passed through the
city Saturday between O and Z c'clock.
Not much damage was done beyond UNI
roofing an old building used by the Cot
ton Seed Oil Mil company. The damage
will probably reach Sl5oO.
Heavy rains followed the storm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

-. """e' wien inc cyclone
| ,t,,,,,.,.,., NV. n's ,"u'"
No. ..,a., ''e W ,''e ro". " '"e mousse
'sn way, az huu''lep 'osp'ne',
r 'fH''f' DNtdsyv'''''''''
crr,,. as'.. 'atuer n'ins IN tnc Spring
.i.,.,. Suueisu 'ne coinpie'e eA-
a.. ,a,,', VI aou'e' ou' ne anu nus nam
~. I>,p sn u,""iur'p' ms name could
IL -
~ 80 a., "ouse was "eilohsheu'
~, ,a,,s "lV "in"ne 'ne innhy
10 ~ -. ~ n'''ns Seilar IN winch
Iaha p,i,N
:, M go. NV guy sunereu tue loss
a. ~ ~ sus'"insn sople pam
s,onn 'Vo"' 'ie heau' ms loss Is
'."' ~" 'n'n'is seenteu 'he storm
~ w., w. ~ NY 70 we mouse oil neirn-
V""e" H.Sei'er' SO nc was nor
~ - ~ ~ house p'o"h away
nv ' 'os' ABOUT Snoo.
o. - i"' "'' VI 'ue unmuge 80
ana., '''a' eAeepiihs 'hSt "iueh
- :" 'Vp'S 'h@fue'
g.. ", WHO 'uu'r UP touay
. 'Sh "'"' "o'up'he' reports th"t several
near the Grnvson co,n,, ia, - al
stroyed. but m, no nna a. t,inrad
Mr.. Rowland olso reror,s ,ha ,o,ai ,oss
Of bis orcho,,t ,r,,,h - :, ~.
heat In no oonn,r o. ~. =,
country fn,r ,ntlas ,.n, a., IN.
widn ha sors h. Ia ns,n ,.',.a.,,,,,
nm an lind ,s ,o.e,a.;"a s.n,.,' A..
ron,s rn,r ~. s'',''Y' '"'.l. :" ~
dan,h ~ =, t,p'' va 'V'e.e' ~
,nr -, Ao 400 Wv" : - 'eN
.,,,,.i. ~ ~ "ppie ',ees
60, ,.. WI wv ve'"s ,''',peu vi
49, ~ ~ ~ ''.u VI u"iN, i
80 n"' 80" wvie ou' up "hu pen'
'.'o NV s snnon niiS loss wiii appr%cn
eiose 10 F'uVo' inere was no VIM III
u's ne's"oo'i'o""'
o'"e.s ~ MS ne'shoori'ooo 10 suner
io"n ,ne nan hre;
ID. d, o. p"iiiru' tour h''ies east OF mere
FooV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
%'aASTIo MARRIAGE.

|r..s ~ Ark. May S.-A romantic
y u, n, place Of the Hnckens hotel
4 (AI.il,SIs,noon, the principals beins
\ l1S Si.', y, q Ashdcwn. Nrk.. mi
sal is,, Skinner Of pittsbGrg' Pa
HAl INV" -,'tled an "adr in a mari
y Mn skinner. baui.
'ssg p,0 q Y, read this adj in her
~ X nasylsania home. and ans.
r. Il a, correspondence and an ~.
n aae w autographs followed and n
\ IN IA, w. an ,olier Of marriage vas
W.. Ssp,ed. BY ageemeat ,Ss eg
Az III r, point tie bride-eIsct
3 ~ \, ,.'osnine at S O'Clock, CHS
|.,s M, ~ The depot and a sight
.|,'sg' 'H llS Increased their m,ltila i
n h e.slanced q a hotel bn %rse5
n ~ ' Y, a liceuse and mari" mor;sl
n o'cloek the mir Nn ,veso
s I'm VT e which they left 'r ~ were ere
n = TOT Ashdown. u,eir y futn u,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The senate mot nt 3 y. M.
House bill 10 repeal the present animal
scalp law md to r.ennct II with the
local option feature added was taken lip,
amended, but under cnil OF the house
went TO the table.
Senator imboden offered resolution
Of thanks TO President Crane for his I'M
partially ny q presiding Officer. Adopted
by rising vote.
a similar resolution Of thanks to Presis
dent pro ten Nearby was adopted By n
similar vote
House concurrent resolution setting
apart for the use Of the state treasurer
the room now used by tho superintendent
OF public buildings his Office waa
adopted.
snnator swayne moved 10 suspend the
rilpH aud TAKE M house bill known as
The Injunction bill, Lost, Yeas, 1l;n
II.
senator Crawford introduced rrsolu-
ton Of ihaiiks for The impartial manner
Ia which the proceedings Of the senate
have been reported and extending tho
personal gocd.wishes 90 each one u the
reporters. Adopted.
Senator Dean moved that the senate
take rccess Of fifteen minutes In order
20 allow the reporters time to respond
UhughterJ Ruled out OF order
On motion Of senator Baldwin the bill
10 relieve the cyclone sufferers Of East
land cOnnty from tAAntion Ter ifzti wal
taken no and passed. Yeas q nays, ..
bin 10 authorize The rgiinqnlshnent Ok
school or university lands held ia excess
Of 100 acres was taken up aud ordered
engr0saed.
senator McCjnmb. 10 beauiifnl lttia
apresli, presented t.leiktalanp Governor
Crane with handsome silver pltchee
and gobleta as token Of goodwill aud
friendship Of members Of tlle senate
Lieutenant Governor Crane, IN FEW
well chosen words, thaukcd the memberg
81 The senate Tor the handsomr token of
lhclr Appreciation.
The saDnfc hers took short recess,
atd Mbaaier Earliest l.ourx, head senate
rnxe. prcHeptad 10 Lieutenant Governor
Crane nlid-heided SIX uinbrcila. Tho
Young page made neat speech and
was warmly npplnuled BY the sfrate
,ConEinuea Ga Filth pasrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Boston. Mass.. Amy * To-day. Billy
Smith signed an agreement 10 bex Jack
Dempsey twenty rounds or until a
dcciAon was rendered ly the rtcree,
az the Concy lslinl club July 30.
$1,000 given by the club, $1,000 to the
winner The principals not 10 exccrl
H. pounds cnch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Paris. Tex. May S.--(Special) Con.
siderable damage was done IN the ter
ritory porth Of here by Saturdays
storm. Several farm houses were blown
away aud crops Injured AT the town
Of Ambia southwest and Derort soath.
east several buildings wcre iamsged.
The storm missed here except heavy
rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Lancaster, Tex, May S. especially --Lan-
cAAter was visited by severe wind storm
ri $50 u. M yesterday. The rain WIS
needed. but the wind dld some dnnngr IN
and windows aud sheds, Another heavy
rain Zen lust before noon today, and ,iie
prospect IL good for ~ much na The farmers
ns,-d. N WAS norrly needed ~ oats aud
wheat have suffered Torn was never bet
Ter thus far, aud cotton looks well hut Ii
small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
PressnlaiIots Made 10 Lieut. Governor Crane
and Ms Responses Resolutions Thank
lag Inc Press Sac Antonio Sun.
day Closing Debated
10 The House.

Austin, Tex. May s. Especial This
senatc met at 10 a. m,, Lieutenant,
Governor Crann IN the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Brigaa,
The chair announced Senators Woods,
Lewis aud Mcconlh the committee IL
decide what employees shall be r,tainad
after the Adjournment of the legislature.
The special committee to Investigate
the charges against Rae tuanagcfncnt OF
the university by Profcssor O.. II.
Cooper reported that the charges had
not been sustained and wen, groundlcsa
Senator lnlhoden Introduced n resolu.
tlon instructing the sergennt-ti-arms TO
purchase cabinet in which 10 file bills
at cost Of Sl01 Adopted.
senator Crawford introduced resou.
ton that after this mornings session
the senate will pass no bills requiring
tl,e governors signature, Laid over
under the rules
On motion OF Senator TIPS. house bill
to exempt Burrc, and DuyAl counties
from tile stock Inspection law waa
taken ~ aud passed.
senator Alice called up the motion To
reconsider the rate by which the frea
cunfoVncc committee report on the bill
TO tax telephone. slecpinEcar and lnsur.
Ance companies was aIppted aud moved
70 lny tho motion on The tshle. Adopted.
On motion of Senptnt Stcele house bill
10 fake tha county OF Robinson ont OF
tue First supreme district and attach i
10 the fifth and 10 attach Greer county
70 The SstVnd district was taken NJ aud
PASSED,
On motion Of senator Crawford house
bin , 70 amend the llw In regard to
fees Of clerks Of courts Of givl APP
pcaln was taken mp nlil passed,
House bal joint resolution 70 amend
The constitution 10 authorize the invest
nleut of university fuiida In other So
ruriilcs than thnre NOW authorized by
Jaw ives 90 motion Of senator Douglas
taken ~ aud paeNd b third read
On mdtian al senator TIPS houss con-
current rcenlntlun providing for the fe.
turn Of plans FIR thu Improvement of
The capitol grounds 70 the owners was
taken NJ AMI passed,
House joint resolution TO amend tho
constitution 80 aS 20 pay members Ut
the Legislature 81 for he 100 days SEES
sion waA taken NJ aud passed to third
reading.
'lhr sl,air r,,led lhal this Amendment
must be read on three several days 70 10
pnasrd legally
On motion Of senator Crawford house
bill 10 nnent the law ii regard " keep
Ing Tho financial ledger by county clerks
was taken up and passed,
On motion VI Senator Dickson house
hill TO authorize the employment OF eoun-
ty physician on Inquest eases was taken
up and passed
On motion Of Senator l.awhon house
bill TO reduce tie ciyil and criminal jur-
addiction In the county court of AtnscOsa
was unken M md passed.
On motion Of senator McCOnb sem
ate bill 10 define the liability of connect-
ing llues Of common carriers was taken
III and passed.
on motion Of senator Simpson house
bill 10 collect the sugar bounty due the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Houston. Tex. May a-flic county com
missiDnars' court icdny ordered on elect
fiou Tor May og TO vote on ~ cents on
tho 500 tax for road Improvement.
ON the dra u the nicr.h illN hslihing
trades neeedad 10 the dcmands OF ihe men ana
Inverted n strife BY granting nlne hours
dayis work resolution IL now III inc
council 10 make Oh city work, whether done
IN IND ely or by contractors nine hours
pef day on ten'hopr pay bnris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
|I[NIGDNDENSED.



i''n
.creare has been re-
ifa n' n ~ cent.
"A ft 81 = henderson. XIV.
"A Raii, iaAtO' = ',a,s died Of apo.
a lh is"''
v.reorough was
sslr, Ca 10y negro named
u h he nur'''
a ,..,mon, cam.
4 a rraneisfo o'n's ,yss attached
A 4 sarance VIM
q AL ,a..a
4 u vrief crusade mas p w., saasos
I'M Tenn. and s'"
Ti's~ .,.,,,a has been
VI drouin " ~, in Yesterday
'sr rhl' ,,,'nr.,y
liHiA ono 49,,
\ .as " nashville 49, s,,,,,.a
A Ellt dga'n % ~. -, and honds.
r nspV'p u .,,,,
A - Jefferson ibr 'eiei ~
4 4. tineinnali enEas. ,'aa ,a,,,I,
4 tdassfs. He Is III 'e'' ~
4 urisrers were 'aAe' ,. ~, NM,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
BAD REPORTS
Continue to Arrive of the Storm
Of Saturday.
TWO LITTLE TOWNS WIPED OUT
sOu'hmayd in etayson and Alto in Cherokee
County.
Fortunately no Ono Was Killed bull Several
We're kacaudochss Suffered
Too-rhe Properly Damage in
Cooke County and Gaines.
y Heavy.
&.oeau.
&&S,~,.-

Granbury, Tex.,,s'f tn, Special, y
a severe wind aud h. 'sla1ce .lsiled this
section on the evening rpie 9th inst.
A flood of rain accompanied the storm.
But little damage was done by the wind
Farmers report great damage to the
wheat by the hail corn also injured con
sidcrably. Cotton was not hurt because
but little is yet up.
Another fine rain fell yesterday, which
makes the general season complete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Dublin, Tex. May -(Spccinl1--In
addition 10 all the donations made by
he citizens Of Dublin for the Cisco sui.
ferers the Odd Fellows. ns lodge,
donated $50. This represented very
small part Of whnt they actually Do
Individual donations were made By Odd
Fellows
The knights Of Pythas, us a lodge.
made handsome donation. the exnct
amount of which your correspondent Is
not informed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
WACO.
THE TRIAL OF WILLIAMS FOR
KILLING GIBSON is ON.
Mr.. Green and The midland They VIII Go to
the Worlds Falr-The Jury In The
Houston Murder Case.

Waco, Tex, May S.-lSpecial 1.-THE
trial of w Il, Williams, manager Of tho
Geyscr Ice company. for murder began
Ia the district court today. Williams
shot and killed Harry H. Gibson, Il
driver in the employ OF the company,
the killing taking place three months
ago. The details Of the affair were pub
lished at length in The Gazette at the
time.
Williams alleges sclf-defense and that
Gibson was advancing upon him with a
knife when lie did the shooting. Hon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Abilene. Tex. May g.--lSpecinl.l 1.-The
stock o. boots and shoes Of q. A. r.
johnson. which was Saturday pight AS
signed TO John StrODlbeIE, RAINING First
National bank Of Abilene and the Ten
nant Stribbling Shoe company of 81.
I.ouis as preferred creditors, was last
night attached BY 4. Z. Daniels. for.
mer partner Of .iohnsou's. 20 secure
jus knent 10 his favor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY. MAYS 1893 -TwELyE PAGES

Gazcttc's enterprise in scocpi,w TIM oth-
or dnili"s Of the state 10 the Cisco calau-
lily, and in all other news items Of IN
portance IL attracting widespread aitcn-
lion In this locality. and will result ia IN
Increased circulation for the paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Rusk. Tex. My & ,Speclhl,l -Olr seciion
was visited by The hensieai rain yesterday
for some time with great deal OF Wind
overlooked. The town Of Alto hal small
cyclone. which DESTROYED several houses and
tlnr0Vfcd several more M lives lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

San Antonio, Tex. May 81 Especially -
Tie grand jury has returned an indict-
nient against Charles Hon. d young lnan
with attempting 20 rape tho II;
year Old dNlgliier " A. p. Tugwcll
Hsh .has not been arrested yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Granbury. Tex. May Specially
Granbury has aant $500 to Cisco, $500
Of this was cash. 900 In provisions aud
bedding, the latter through cthe efforts
of the ladies. a number Of our citizens
went and did carpenter work last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Houston, Tex. May S--lSpecial.) wv.
J. swain, grind secretary OF the Ma.
sonic fraternity, today sent 20 Cisco
5000 which had been contributed hy the
Alasons throughout the state Tor cyclone
sufferers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09
FROM GREENyILLB ODD FEL.
LOWS

Greenville. Tex. May S-(Special.) y.
Az the regular meeting of the Odd Eel
lows las; night SO was Appropriated to
Cisco sufferers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Hgiehina, Tex, Mas ',glspccial)y We were
unAccompnnled by the usual Wind. We n0w
have AZ Iuf prospects for crops ~ could be
desired. Most " the cotton II 10 and in
ine condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Reagan. rex, May = 0Sperlai.l-I
town, hut damage was lirhi, only blowing
down IA few small houses and breaking out
some glass on the north side Of few
houner, Also had good rain with the storm,
piOrnlnR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Graham, Tex. May H. fepeel4i)--A fino
rain feil here ycalsrflay morning. the first
fJr al weeks Good crops are assured,
efcsDt very early wheat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Ifillsb0ro. Tex May s.-ispeciaLl r. Fine
rains have fallen throughout the county
duriug the last two dnyA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Joshua. Tex, May s. Especially The
people of Joshua and vicinity subscribed
and forwarded today $40 10 Cisco for
the benefit of the cyclone sufferers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

workman, Tex, May s.-(s;pecial.)-
About eight inches Of water fell here
Yesterday, doing a great damage 70 grow
ing crops and bridges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

Nons held u mass iAeollax here today ap,l
indorsct y. n Moss d fyivr for the rlsil
court Of appeals q; Dallas,