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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03


Brenham. Texas. August There was
a light shower Of ram THIS afternoon
More Is needed,
oal<So GODS, Texas. August THE corn
and cotton crops in this section are lihe'
Cotton and corn are both . per cent pet-
ter than last year
Aransas Pass, Texas. July 3i.-We have
bfsn having coed showers for several DAYS
past. The ground IS now In fair condl-
lion for planning.
Rockdale, Texas, August 1.-The weath,
or is Verv dry and hot, rain y needsa
vsry badly. Crops are In splC :aia conan
lion. considering the dry weather.
Rrllville. Texas. August LA fine show
err fen here today about noon, ana a. A. ' M
hour. O'clock It IL raining. Win uie
progpect Of continuing for several hours.
wellborn, Texas, August Lit ralnsd
here mis- evening for one hour, pelns me
bse yyIest rain here for over two menus.
ra,fnn was suffering badly for Il, Gotten
nscflnr ma commenced, one bale peihs
rinned here today.
weimnr. Texas. August l-Heeyy RANT
b,ws thia evening fallen throughout mis
soctian which VIII materially beneht ne
no,,ntv IN many particulars. stock Wttes
-. ss,s,,tins scarce in many localities ana
w msw many Of the stock tanks VIII ne
ai,,d ana IN fact, the grass VIII sprout
Iii, ana make good winter pasturAse
III aIanr the line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
Benu,nonf Dricfs.

beaumont, Texas, August 1.-The tax
rolls as competed by Assessor Pippln
place the tax valuation OF Jefferson coun-
ty at 3.il3.79I. an increase Of more than
$4,000 over the estimated value for lssS'
Ramis Freeman. a negro arrested Mon
day on charges OF burglary and theft
had q preliminary bearing today and was
placed under a 800 bond. Freeman Is ac-
eused OF burglarizing u Reliance Lumber
company camp house.
Tine cloudy, drizzly weather OF the past
few DAYS has revived the spirits OF JEFF
ferson county rice farmers. They say the
plant Is now green and healthy and VIII
,1eld at least a half crop under present
conditions and much more " a heavy rain
falls within ten days.
John a. Mcshane. Emory A. Cobb ana
W II. Green. Omaha capitalists. arrived
Yesterday and spent the day looking at
timber lands.
q. ". Patterson. coiortd. editor OF the
beaumont Lever, died at Gas O'clock this
morninr of hemorrhages. Deceased was
rhairnan OF the colored wing of the re-
pubilcan party IN this county and stood
high IN the political and social circles or
his race The republican county oonven-
tinn which was called for last night.
tiid not meet on account Of the serious
illness OF the chairman.
F'or stealing a hog John Dougherty.
negro. was this afternoon remainder 70
IAN In default OF 5000 BOND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

~ ~ FftAhhEh u ~ bIiNhs
Palestine Texas August iLTeshla La
cy, The negro woman who was 80 dan
seriously stabbd by walker Jones on
aIoaaay night last. Is sim very low and
'lot expected to live. The officers have
heen searching night and day for Jones
but have rut yct guceeeaed in capturing
him. Yesterday Wul Anderson, a negro
boy, went 70 he railroad hospital. where
Jones formerly worked. and asked for
the lattcrs CLOTHES. Otncers heard Of this
and arrestQi Anderson, who refused TO
tell where Jones was In hiding and dis
avowe1 having anything 10 do with his
escape. he said Jones told him several
hours before tho assault upon the woman
was made TO 80 to the hospital the next
morning and get his clothes and keep them
for him. that he intended to leave Pales-
tine for two or three months,
The oolored people OF this community
are very much disturbed over the occur
renee, as the woman was very popular
among her race, being a member OF the
Oldest colored family in the city and all
ways onsidered a quiet honorable and
decent girl. She has served as nurse all
Of her lie with the best white families
In the city and always bore good repu-
tatlon.
Walker Jones is an ex-oonvIct and has
always beon considered a dangerous ne
gro,
Late last night Policeman Hust arrested
Jim Dawson. an intimate friend Of Jones,
near the railroad stock pens and lodged
him In the city calaboose. Dawson was
going down tho railroad track towards
the river bottoms with a large bundle OF
clothing under his arm and two pairs Of
shoes IN his hands. He claims he knows
nothing or Jones' whereabouts and refuses
10 give the officers any clew'
There is big reunion OF old ex-confed-
crates in this city today and a large num-
Der OF visitors are In attendance
John Dell. the farmer who was struck
in the breast with large stone thrown by
burly negro on Sycamore street satur-
dav evening. Is not getting along as well
nd he should. The negro has not been
arrested yet
A mad dog bit the little chlld OF me-.
49, poular in the cheek yesterday. An
ofecer was called and tie cur killed.
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hRAzoRIA BRIEFS.
Great Interest in a Rcvix,to.
ring Ciubx--Pcrsunnl Nutrs

A.at. H.
HnE NiubN--Persunnl Notes
hsa4ofia, IeAaa,. quay ala rey,y,i ms
seen ~ pfoZness nero tn the Aetot.,,a,
~. ~ ~ uuii-s tins past weeh. col.at,t,,l
~ n.y. AR. AsaDuEn OF Paris, ne<as
80 ar Williams OF rnis cOunty. AND
49, -At; bryce pastor In charge An de.
nominations are showing unusuaI tni,.r-
est IA the seryEccs. Tnero N nu,fAf1,N -,
me Sensational IN the work tnat IA pl,nr
tone. me gtnile4ncn named al sem ~,
pe men whose lives are perfectly e,nsc-
Grated to tins service OF cod. In the I'M.
NL they are earnest, RATIONAL reason,lblA
ia puta9ssNG Out Of the pulpit they
are lhe most social and contpanionable OF
men They carry ths-ir religion Ia tneir
faces as well as in their hearts an, 49,.
tt9ch by example, as well as ,fseccpt. ma.
reiition makes us not only better. hun
napier men, The Services wall continue
AZ sne week, and good results are con-
hdently expected.
me county democratic executive COM
Inlitee held a meeting in Brazoria today.
Ihey are looking after democratic voters,
ma are organizing democratic clubs IN
every precinct in the county
L. IL Dabney. ESQ. spent a Jew hours
IN BraEofia yesterday en- route from We
lusco TO his home In Dallas.
Mrs. wharton Bates left this morning.
for a visit to friends in Houston.
Miss Addie Smith left THIS morning for
n visit to friends in Uniontown, Ala. She
u NlVac-ous representative OF Brazoria's
prizes IN young womarahoOi, and will find
corgenlal spirits In tho pretty Alabama
CITY TO which she goes as visitor. She
ms an important position with the BRA.
zoria Abstract company, ana has attained
an enviahle proficiency In that difficult
line OF work. / trust that her visit may
prove an abstraction Of the most pleas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03
SoUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
~ yorns GATHERED ny ouR
CORRESPONDENTS.
II Trunty ccnvict Wear
80 .,-oravey.w VINO ISincd Grain
var Kcrrvirie. Denied nail.
revival mt Brazoria.

.sceek. July si.-Rev ). u. Col
assisted BY the local pastors, Revs
,,.rrs and Bonner. has just closed avery
r N,,f lamp meeting at Willow
800 $500 eight miles wcst of town.
go $50 were more than 100 confessions.
~ IA 4, was glorious meeting fSsm start
M prohibition campoisn in THIS coun-
!. i growing very warm. Today the
y .s were out In full force. Their
.ss.ker barney Miller OF Dallas, almost
.,,,luced them that they had the battle
~, urn, II. co.lard replied to him
M capacity Of a oitlzon ana not as
Y s,nisfer or the GOSPEL. He pictured
..,exli OF intemperance IN II v1l y sorci-
,,esy a.naser and caused many 70 LOOK
IN on their past lives and resolve to
/ essA ncrs temperate IN future.
"rtere was considerable drinking In
- today. aud one OF the party tried
r-,.irt the town red and Will now have
y h,ntribute 10 the city.
youth OF fourteen sumncr7 stole a
.steh mss morning and skipped the
,.rn but was arrested near Thornton
III now takes meas with sheriff Ores
ham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

lodge s &c A. ~. while secretary OF the
siairtlh IS NV iteFdns old ana has
b'a, ns family ana almost cgffy-
ne that II WAS sttens dgisi. sr s,',i III
m ne nesiigsnse aud shortage
TO- haeeAs corpus caae OF Jin rayl,r
Ioao,,,,r .nnr1er OF Jam Williams N
y, are here now awainna ~
a,si ne many frienas Of Tom Day. wins.
son some t.Ine ago has not vst ~ H.. mp
ilry N.Y. ior, are very uneasy about hi,e
, sne fsyefs Will be watched llntl X
y. his wnereapouts Is rep5ri1d
slon.io 20 one OF our county commits,
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BRENNAN BUDGET.


attempt OF PHuper to Sui
eide-sick Drnmnier.
~ Texas, August lat the ooun-
iArm this morning Gustaye
=, ~ o. me inmates, made another
Il ~, ~ suicide, He cut himself on the
p. w uia not succeed in severing the
~ y ne third attempt to take his own
~ ee has made within the last few
| 40 cause IS assigned except that
,n nTel Of living.
N4tson- another inmate of the
|n.s NJ, zen on hot stove and
In llsht arm very severely yes
III .t,s e Is subject 10 Ats and was
! i.ovs ~ one OF them while passing
d. ~ nlg celebration at Burton
= he United Brothers OF Friend
/ ANS, benevolent order. Nearly
~ w tickets were sold 10 colored
~ 80 80 vent from here and good
ssl IN v ~ private conveyance.
X,s.,s M'lmer a commercial traveller.
tesn house In Lowell, Mass,
~. Vonhntd TO his bed az the Ex-
u, ,,,,sl ior about ten DAYS with
~. alar rheumatism. His relatives
III, .eiegraphed for and are now
eonslsy. mere. His attending physi-
X ~, Fs his recovery doubtful.
tsc.s, young man employed In the
.r.ss establishment or I, y
n. satehed his hand on rusty
~ !, LAYS 40 while hanging up q
~ a., panssnas The injury. though
asyfe. P.Afenuy OF no consequence.
FL -. ~ INTO a very Serious matter
saas,, h'a iocIIaw and his condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

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STATE PRINTING co.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

~
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/ uoD, ,su'ed the postotnce here ssv-
n p.sts ago and got some regis
az ~ a at the time. has beep
Il me-. ~ awaiting the Federal eonr,
a y, n Tyle- IN septs,nb.r. but
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ts.ss g robbed the express o,acs
|.sa ], lev nights ars, ana Va
a.sa Nte bond, but he sE,,,n -
al,Scs;ss row ttveisl ms snlppcd Y.
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, ~ lss S GRAD cane AZ Re WAS Was
4 ye s5,ly a few days see. ana
4 a,sr;sA LEVIN ana vi" e. aAs been
4 ri I'd ,.siia fathts ass an ~
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

crocka.t. Texas. July 3l--AH officers viii
niease look out for four small boys. from
II 20 IL years old; some Of them with knee
nants on. They left here last Sunday
xolng in the direction OF Houston. Tness
= favor II any OFFICER hsving v,
s.rrna finn as 10 their whereabouts WI
wire me l. A. Daniel, sheFin Houston
co,rnty. Crockett. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

Round Rock. Texas. July 80. se., as1Ps =
ate negro from sa1 Marcos unss ' w go
ave in the town q Hntio ton-y. -.
stable Hardiu was ieispassAfSss III al at,esnpi
aewA ~ 49, ahot him fataliy. btcaisxlns
70 1, ~, WIN enc shot aad wounoihs nam
Ia me side at the see07o-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

prsrh,n. Texas August LAT the First
,a,,s, church this morning Mr.. T. 2.
Matcnett and Mrs. 5. 4. Merper 49,
married. Rev. ]. c. Mldyet peii0i 'i's1
me ,e, eer bnppy counis LETT on the Heus-
80 ana rfyas Genital 90 speha their
banpvmoon Ia San Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

NA'ale Texas, August i.-sneak
w entered the residences OF c. Ed
IN d l. Farrow and city Marshal
|Sa.sa last night. They stole u gold
4" I'm, aiSm Farrow and s. or $40 In money
Esn ~ 9lners. Suspicion rests on q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

ts.,a Texas, July si.-isfhe Dorsey
~ ,rfsnt daughter Of Mr.. and AIRS.
T. Jordan, died at 2;o5 Q clock ms
Morning M after an iiiueis Of six days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-03

ApAsas Pass, Texas, July si.-The work
~ PISS has been resumed Hon. T.
Wheeler Is experimenting affairs aud
Hls favorable progress, There are
|l-i many visitors there. some Inter
"A the work Oh tnc Iettie5, but the
HfHy IN bathing ana tarpon fishing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27
THEIR ATTITUDE.

The attitude of the eX-queen's
three supporting newspapers, the
Bulletin, Hoiomna and Kd Lee,
since the arrival of bona fide news
of the recognition of the Republic
of Hawaii, is as usual contradictory
and amusing. The Bulletin having
by the merest chance somewhat
more of brains than its contempora.
ries-having formerly trained,
though against its will, with the
Americans of Hawaii-quietly ac
knowledges the inevitable and
hopes to hide its past course i'll the
obscurity Of present silence. The
Bulletin will attempt to jump here.
after as jumps the political cat
Whatever its course, the public
may depend upon its prophetic eye
being fixed upon a financial chest
nut.
The HOiOmna is, as usual, absol-
utely and severely inconsistent. In
one column it calmly announces
President Cleveland's ''politicaI
somersault, whatever that may be,
and on the same page declares "the
usual fake runor relative to recog.
milton of Hawaii is telegraphed. .
The general impression among the
totally respondent is that the
ROlomna is getting ready to foI
again, and that in a few days i
will either attempt to organize
another Peoples Party" or vii
come out boldly with a fight or die
policy.
The Ka Leo comes out in con
sistent, if absurd manner, and dis
credits the dispatches received. 1
puts off the denouement until the
arrival of the Alameda and in the
meantime dances a half white wa
dance upon the neck of the
HOlOmHG and the " loyalis
boodlers !" in general. In tn,
meantime the IA Leo vii
continue the publication Of "Presi
dent Cleveland's Message on the
Hawaiian Question in hopes o
reaching its end before the officia
crack of Royalist doom is an
nounced. In the meantime, anc
until the three Royalist journal.
mentioned can pull themselves to
gether for a new political start, i
the opening can be found, {
fusilade of small abuse will be
kept up against the Republic and
Americans and the English will be
unduely praised by the men 7ohC
haze failed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27
Schutzen Masquerade.

If you want to have the best
time you ever had in your life,
get ready for the Schutzen
Club Masquerade Ball Monday
September grid, 1894.
1871
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27
REPUBLIC OF HAWAII.

The Republic of Hawaii, which
has been the de jure Government
of these Islands since July 4, 1894,
has been formally recognized by
the United States of America. This
action by President Cleveland vir-
tually settles the status Of the new
Republic from an international
standpoint. The fact that the
United States has taken the lead in
recognizing the new government in
Hawaii is what was expected from
the friendly attitude of the people
of the United States and the pre-
ponderance of American interests
in these islands.
Since the revolution the popular
feeling for an Americanized
Hawaii has been freely expressed,
both through the people and Con-
gress of the Great Republic; and
late events show that the foreign
policy of that country toward
Hawaii has been largely shaped
and at last officially determined by
the voice of her people.
The good work for Hawaiian
independence, which was inaugur-
ated with the revolution, has at
last been formally confirmed by the
United States and the way has
been cleared by the Senate resolu-
ton so that it can be carried to con-
summation without interruption.
1t is the hope and desire of Hawa-
ian Americans this consummation
shall be speedy annexation to the
United States.
Since the new Government has
received the moral and polit-
ical support Of the Presi-
dent and Congress there is little
doubt the natives of Hawaii will
more rapidly fall into line for the
support of the Republic than here
tofore. Past delay has been largely
owing to the persistent misrepre-
sensations of their foreign leaders
and the unfounded promises of the
ex-Queen.
By the Republic and its support
ers the natives should be heartily
welcomed at all times; but a
wise discretion should be OBJ
served before holding out the
hand of reconstruction and fellow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27
REV. DIR. TALMAGE TALKS.
WHAT HE SAW AND FAILED TO
SEE IN HONOLULU.
He Prattles of Annexation, of Progress,
Oficial Courtesies, Scenery,
Etc, Etc.

Honolulu, June lit was o'clock
in the afternoon when at San Francisco
| stepped aboard the Alameda Of the
Oceanic Steamship Company, our Cap
tain Morse one of the most genial, pop
ular and able commanders who ever
sailed the seas. He and the Pacific
ocean are old acquaintance. He has
been in seventeen hurricanes and safely
outrode them. Profusion of flowers
were sent up the gangplank, and the
masses of people on the wharf who had
handkerchiefs and threw kisses and
cried and laughed as is usual when an
ocean steamer is about to start The
gong sounded for the leaving OF all those
from the ships deck who did not expect
to accompany us. The whistle blew for
loosening from the wharf, and the screw
began to whirl, and the ship moved out
toward the Golden Gate.
The Pacific ocean met us with waves
high enough to send many to their
berths and to arouse in the rest OF
us the question why so rough a sea
should be called the Pacific. And for
two days the roll, the jerk, the rise, the
the lunge, the tremor, the quake spoiled
the appetite and hid from sight the
majority OF the passengers. But after
the third day the ocean and the ship
ceased their wrestling, and peace
smoothed the waves and hnshed the
winds, for the same Lord who took a
short walk on rough Galilee takes a
long walk upon Pacific seas. Different
from most voyages, there seemed no dis
agreeables on board-enough passengers
to avoid loneliness, not so many as to be
crowded. What difference between a
sea voyage now, with all comforts al
forded and the table containing all the
luXuries that can allure a weak appe-
tite, and those days when the mission
aries crossed to Honolulu in vessels
greasy and rude, and with food rancid
or stale, and with sails full OF whims,
now full curbed and now limpid and
idle!
Politics has never done much for the
Sandwich Islands. If u man had nc
expectations for these gems Of the
Pacific except that which comes from
human legislation, would think he
would be as dispairful as was Kameha-
meha, the third King OF the Sandwich
Islands, when on his dying bed he said
"What is to become Of my poor country
There is no one to follow me. Queen
Emma do not trust, Lunalilo is a
drunkard, and Kalakaua is a fool" All
that has been done for the Hawaiian
Islands has been done by our gracious
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

Mr.. ROBERT WILCOX was heard
last Saturday to announce at an
indignation meeting Of three Of the
last faithful that nothing was now
left Royalists, but to fight and
fight hard. Verify, Robert of Italy
thou hast an exceeding head to
anticipate the truth so deity. But
who, Robert, will do the fighting,
even though there is no American
man-of-war in port; and who,
Robert, will furnish the gasoline
tanks for the fray-and the courage,
o Robert of Italy and Hawaii
Think, Robert, ere it is too late OF
the courage necessary to even hide
in a gasoline tank, with the re-
serve guard poking around pro-
miscuously and that Senate Reso-
luton unrevoked. Think twice,
Robert, and follow the wiser dis,
erection of the Bulletin, even though
your naval friends did tell you
Saturday there was no danger with
the Philadelphia away. There
might be, Robert of Italy and Ha-
wall, there might be; and in case
there was no questions would be
asked. Organize peoples party,
Robert, it will be just as patriotic
and-better for your health.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

A change in the name of our
corporation does not change
our policy OF cutting. We're
still giving the public the benc-
fit of an awful cut IN prices.
Don't lose sight OF this fact.
Don't you experience a thirst
sometimes that water doesn't
quench' You crave something
sour. We have the remedy for
that sort of a thirst in "Sassa-
fras Sour It's a cool, refresh.
ing, satisfying drink. Try it
If you like Soda Water, with
a dash OF ice cream, and flavor.
ed with crushed strawberries,
grown in Honolulu, the only
place to obtain it within 2Ioo
miles is at our fountain. This
is a fact
"What Congress Has Done
A new pamphlet. You can
have one without asking.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27
MONDAY,
BY THE EX-QUEEN.

Hi diddle doubt,
My candies out,
My Commissioners are not at home
Saddle my Norrie and bride my Bush
Bat bring those Commissioners home
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

ship to the anti-American foreign
ers who have thus far led the
Royalist cause in Hawaii. These
men have without exception been
the enemies of good government in
the past, and if allowed a voice,
will cry down good government in
the future, especially under the
republican form, where "royalist
boodlers" will be largely excluded.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

THAT United States dispatch
boat announced lately by
Mr.. J. L. Bush will probably not
arrive for few days. 1t is just
possible the Royalist commission
succeeded in delaying its departure
after their reception by Secretary
Gresham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

most delicious atmosphere and sat down
under the palm tres. What a be-.
witchment of scenery What hearth
ness of hospitality! The Hawaiians
have no superiors for geniality and
kindness in oil the world. In physical
presence they are wondrous specimens
of good health and Submarines. one
Hawaiian could wrestle down two of
our nation.
] must leave TO my next letter the
political aspects of the Hawaiian ISL
ands, and the story of my visit to the
President and the ex-Queen, and my
opinion Of both of them.
T. DE WIT TALMADGE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-27

THE Annexationists have post
poned their torchlight procession
to give the Royalist antique and
horribly disgruntled" chance to
welcome their backed COM
mission when it returns, under the
management of Major Seward