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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23
CHINESE TALES AND TRAITS.

H Trouble In Distributing Supernatural
0ifss All Through the Family.
The similarity In motive and gen.
eral form consistent with the most
unexpected variations in detail that
characterizes all folklore is exempli-
ned anew in Chinese stories. A not
uncommon popular fancy is that
which divides supernatural gifts or
skill among a group of brothers or
friends. Grimm has a story of four
brothers, one of whom became an
expert thief, another a wonderful as
tronomer, a third an infallible marks
man and the fourth a tailor who
could sew anything, dead or alive.
without harming it.
The Russian tale in which figure
certain heroes who, for the sake Of
descriptive brevity, may be called
Longbody Broadbody and Keeneye
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23

An Olden Time Quartette.
Midway Fruit Vendors.
Waiting for the Princess.
Little Christopher Columbus.
A Jolly Turk.
The Java Theatre.
Some Arctic Visitors.
The Roumanian Quartette.
An Alps Singer.
A Sip Of Tea from Johore.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23
Part Y.

Dahomey Warriors.
The Good Lion.
A Venetian Gondolier.
Two Pretty Musicians.
Prof. Darling and Lion.
Turks of High Degree.
A Syrian Beauty.
Types from Mt. Lebanon.
A Bout with Sticks.
A Professional Scalper.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-23
rMYS0UVEN|R . COLLECTION . OF Midway wi

Yellowstone Journal PouoHo OF Midway Types
3o HarTone Pictures Midway Scenes divided into Fifteen Parts OF Twenty Ensra,hu M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Cowpcr waa all his days overland
owed by the gloom OF insanity.
ceryantcs was always poor, and con-
stnntly annoyed by creditors.
Julius Caesar had weak digestion
and was subject To cpilepuc flts.
Bunyan passed twelve years In jail.
nnd during that time supported him-
self by writing "i,lgrim'a Progress"
Ruger iiacun'a love OF philosophy
proved his bnnc. FOR all his HE he
was suspected with familiar inter
course with the dcyil,
corn0llio would have died OF want
had not Louis XIV accidentally heard
Of HIS condition and sent him n sum
of money,
Ilnwkesworth, who compiled the col
lection OF voyages that goes by hlH
name. was no disturbed by their UNI
favorable reception that his mortltloa-
iion shortened his life.
W Gotta imnrovidenoe caused him
great annoyance. He was more than
once compelled 10 dodge HIS creditors,
and on at lcnst one occnslon was lock.
ed np for debt
Vespaslnn was rendered miserable
by hlr hvarlcc. Although he had tho
Roman empire al his command, he
would quarrel with his cooks about the
price uf n dinner
Baxter he Of the "Hnintu Rest" wnn
accustomed 20 imprisonment SO that
Il gave him little unanslncss Ills
Rrcuteat misery when IN Jnil wns TO
be deprived Of his books
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
mn County Polite.

Special Dispatch.
Hillshoro. June l4.-Politics In ums.
noro are at a greater heat than Is
usual over the county Offices. There "a
more still hunting" done than has
been usual. There is not SO much be.
ing said in reference to the state Of
hees' probably because Hillsboro hns
p candidate for acknowledgement in
sne person OF Capt. S. c. Upshaw. He
was seen at the depot this morning,
anu was asked about the governors
race. lie replied: II have been out
among the people attending strictly
70 my own race When asked about
the difference between Judge Ter.
relIs and Reagan's views ON the
money question, he replied: '"rhere il
one thing about Reagan, whether he
IL right or wrong. he IL always con.
sistent, and evidently honest In his
convictions"
The candidates for county Offices
went TO Brandon today to omen the
campaign In earnest They will COM
tinue 10 speak almost every day. up
to the convention.
owing TO the heavy rain which fell
early this morning, some OF the candi-
oates failed to go TO Brandon. Those
VINO did 20 went by the early Cot
ton Belt train.
Hon. Charles Culberson will speak at
me courthouse on Saturday, the 10th.
Ills friends here will do what they
can 70 procure for him splendid
crowd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
DALLAS OOlKGs YESTERDAY
A nnaNcn OF ritn ARMOUR PACKS
ING uoUsia TALKED on.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. June Alt Ia reliably
reported that the Armour packing
company have determined upon es
Rblishlng branch u thcir business
IN Dallas. TO do general packing
husIncra and to cost ever a quarter
OF million dollars.
This Information. was givep out here
by the representatives OF rival cs-
unllsllmcnt located In Kansas City.
The Armour people have their eyer
on thtoe locations tram which 10 ne-
lcct u site Tor ihsir mammoth cstab-
llHhmcnt one 81 there " tract Of
nhout 100 ncroa ~ la.,u in oak Ciic,
und the other two are IN ENss Dallas,
one south OF Commerce street and tho
other north OF 1.-Two OalN owing to
the character OF ,hc huainuNa II hns TO
he conducted In a locality remote finm
dwellings.
II ~ understood that work will be-
ain on the buildings lust us noon as
the trade far tho had en- he .lravd.
and WIN be pushed q completion 80
that the pnckcry may be put In opera
tion this far
Mr Doty. the representative OF tho
Armours In Dallas. aaid to Ga
Ectte representative that he had no
information on the matter TO give tho
public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
Weatherforl Buducf.

weatherford. Tex, June Alt is
reported that there is a petition in cir
cuiation to the commissioners court
Of Parker county asking FOR a local
option election for precinct No. 2.
which embraces Reno. sYringtown and
veais Station.
a rattling good rain feil here this
morning for about three hours.
The board Of pharmacy for this dis
,rict was In session Wednesday and
ThurHday. and was composed % tho
following gentlemen. r. II. WadD-
worth. n. C. Nicer and W. y. Man.
There were eleven applicants before
the board. II adjourned too late for
your correspondent 70 obtain the NAMES
Of the successful appiicanta.
The committee appointed BY the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Childress. Tex, June 14,--This section
CT the Panhandle has been visited
almost daily for the past week with
heavy rains. The grounI Is thoroughly
soaked. and ahould 1t continue a few
days more will materially Interfere
with the wheat harvest Crnss IL
abundant and luxurlant. Stock OF all
kinds are growing fat
The examination OF the pupils OF
the Childress high school, conducted
tits week by Prof. J, NJ. Crawford
end his assistants. shows proficiency in
all the departments. The closing ok
erclscs will be held Friday night, con-
Fisting OF essays and oruilona by the
graduating class and nm address to
tie clsss by Prof. Crawford. and pre-
scntntion Of diplomas by Edwari T.
Digs, Esq.
Judge 4. j. Fires. whlls gu; gun
ming today. with two visiting friends,
was shot In the leg by the accidental
DISCHARGE OF one Of the guns, while Il
WIS being replaced In the ctrBlage'
The wound is paiaful but not dan
EcrOus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
Ar rlln srATn cArIrAL.
covernor crane Ia Arrive Todn,--A
Happy Wedding.

Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, June lf.-ooyernor
Crane VIII arrive IA the city tomorrow
20 aasume charge Of Affairs.
Hon. c. u. corneliee OF Eastland and
Miss Tuilie Foltz nardcman were mar
Rcd tonight. They leave for Fort
worth and other points.
The railroads have decided 20 give a
4-eent iate TO the commencement eNsr-
cisoe Of tho university, 20 begin on the
isfh good for returning on the 2lNt
The board OF public works let the
building OF the power house fouhda-
lion 10 Brown g. Dabney OF Dallas for
the report OF II. W Finley q the
,snltentiary board shows funds on
hand 10 the amount Of s75,05e1g.
THE operations OF the frontier bat
TALON for the month Of May, 1884,
Total arrests, A.; scesiiE, gi attempts
nj arrest not effected. u; assistance 20
civil and other authorities, ~, stock re-
covered and returned 10 owner. Z
horses: distance Travelled, hoi2 miles,
The following charters were flloh to-
day: The comnl club Of New Braun
fela. inoorporatorn, y Hampe. n.
s.reunpr. y. j. Lenzen. Rudolph Rich
IN and A. u. Fischer. The object "
The club ~ socihl enjoyment aud en-
tertainfncnt. The 0ollnd Water Power
company. with capital stock of 80. 900
and incorporates. y X. starr, Jf., ".
IL rpmpbeli ]. T. Kilbc. q. ". Sim.
mons, q n. Baker and ". fdnbure
air + Hoyencamp OF Tarrani X IN
the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
onoNIa Musr liANo uIMsuLr.
To Die on cuiiows which lie WIN
Set In Motion.

Press Report
Hartford. Conn, June l4.-worden
Woodbridge Of the Connecticut state
prison has placed In the new execution
house an improved rallows, by which
condemned man t,ccUics hia own
oxeoutioner, by Httpping on tho drop
he starts a flow Of water. The weight
OF the water nn.lly iVlCnHes the spring
which holds the drop
Jack" Cronin has hton sentenced
to die by this machine on August z,
At the ptNaiun OF tile state board OF
charities Dr. A. W. Tracy prvHdant
OF the board, presented his written
protest against the hanging OF Gronin
hy warren woodbridgeH new oontriy-
nnee. Dr. Tracy argues ihat It ~ w.
legal. bccaune the law cannnt compel
a man &c become hir own CNccuiionpr
or n suicide The law, he rays, re-
Qulrea that an officer uhiifrec with eN-
ecuting the death sentence nhnll per-
form his duty and not shirt any phrt
OF IL to the victim, The latter, Or.
Tracy rays, would % lesul,y Juhtill,s
IN using physical force on the aeaitpld
to prevent the onlcora from forclng
him to do an Illegal act
Or. Tracy further argues that tho
complicated nature Of the cuniriNanes
will lead 10 mlnhapl mud that the
~ itoupf, inntcnd OF pong hNhN'u W.
cordng to law. viii be forced 20 coin-
init suicide. Or. Tracy auggeata mat u
n sentative officer Heeka as by this
new ocntrivnnoc, TO dodge the re4ponni-
b lity OF hanging a condemned innn
then the next thing IA order VIII Ice
Tor sentative judges 10 whisper death
scntences into a phonogaph, which
would aftorward be PLACED ~ the pris-
oners ear and set In motion " ms own
act.
referring q electrical executions IN
New York, Dr. Tracy makes the point
that the ohiclelg do their dusy ana do
not force condemned mon 20 tecoire
suicides by making the electrical com
neotions Themselves. Copies OF the let
Ter will be seat 10 Coy. Morris ana
Warden woodbridge, but 40 INC prison
directors have approved the WARRIORS
work. IL Is not probable that pr.
Trncy's views viii have any weight,
cronin wah ronYi :ted of INC murder
OF Albert J. Skinner u South windsor.
His attorneys have nbandonad AZ
homes Of saving him. He VIII un-
doubtcdly be hanged Augurt z, az the
atttf4 Brigun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Special Dispatch.
Galveston. Tex, June 1.-THE court
OF civl appeals OF the first judicial
district met today md passed upon
the following casesi
Anlrmed is, j. Marshall Va Jamci
spinane. from Galveston; w. II. Cum
diG. administrator ya, Jas. A. corlcy,
from Angelina; Western linton Tclc.
graph company Va. W. u. Armlstcnd,
from lIarrlai W o. ELLIS va. August
Bonner. from Fort Bend,
Reversed and rcmandodi Gulf, Col
oradn aud santa ZEE railway company
VS.. Geo, w WEIGH, from hurlesoni II
Il. Mchoiko vs.. GalN sston. flarrieburH
and san Antonio Railway compnny
from Colorado, a, W, Mcneil W, u, y,
Moore, from Tyler
Reversed and rendered, Gulf, Color
ndo and Santa re Railway company
va a j smith ct nl from BrRznsi
Mrs, s, u. Iihha ct al. eN"outriN, vs.
n. j. petree ~ MI, from Mnlkvr
Dismissed. o. W. iNuteh ct al. w,
II n. Palmer ct AL, from Rueki Alice
Irwin va Galveston city Railroad COM
panyi from Galveston.
Motion for rehonring refused; Hugh
jackson, administration va H. 8.
ifNhkntiiN ~ NAsf liNNl ltlN'iAN - -
Russell va. Fannie D.. wocasner ot nl.,
from Nuoocn
Motion 10 certify points Of dissent
TO supremo court granted. rhun. +,
Hudson, Jr, vs, =. J, Willla n Bros
from Chambers
Motion 10 withdraw original maps
granted bay Land and Cattle com.
pnny vs. New York and Texas Land
company, from Galveston
MDtipu 10 act uWitg nnhmlnHlDn md
reopen case refused; MiddlchrooN
Broa va, David lirndlcy Manufactur.
inE company. from Jackson.
Submitted Lutchcr " Moore vs.
II. II, Noteworthy, from orange. NJ, q
Howe receiver, vn. A, 81, Clair from
Angelina W II. and q H. Taylor Va,
j. W. lirOwn, from wharton; Flrui
National Bank " hastings, Ncb., W.,
Theo. Miller ct al, from chorokee
Y. j Dwyrc w, II j speor Of ~
from Houston; chna, T.. Burr n Co w
W. W, Dayia, from Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
ITEMS or NEWS FROM our OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
Heavy Rains Reported From Many
rinces-tiiiisboro Enectea some
what by the wnter--suuday-
School at Gainesville.

Hillsboro, Tex. June 1i.-Mr W F.
Vosen, prescriptionlst at the Eagle
drug store, who was attacked with
paralysis Sunday night, is In very
critical condition. and is not expected
to live through the night He Is u
member of the district board OF phar-
macy.
The heavy rain this morning caused
blackberry to rise as high Rs Il has
been FOR years. The Haley gin, one
mile west Of town, was thought to be
IN a dangerous condition. but the rise
ceased before any material damage
was done. Mrs. Haley, who lives in
the valley near the gin. went into the
gin when the rain began, and had to
De taken out on horseback TO avert
house
Quite little sensation was created
IN town when 1t was currently reported
that the flood had reached the second
moor and Mrs. Haley pnd her children
We're IN the building, In few min
utes men and float were on their
way for n skin, but before they ar
rived on the scene the unfortunates
had been rescued. blackberry was
higher than II had been for years. on
the Whitney road. which leads by the
GIN, the creek was more than quarter
idly.
Gov. Hogg and party passed through
going North this morning In special
y. a. Il. car FOR Dallas. The rain was
falling In such torrcntst while they
remained here that they could not soc
anything OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Forney, Tex. June is.-Mrs. ]. C.
Wren. an aged lady. died last night
and was hurled today. Also the child
OF Phil Garrison was buried today.
W. b. Royal, druggist died this
morning at o'clock. He leaves a wife
and one child. He was X Of p. and
n Mason. He will be buried Thursday
morning nj . o'clock by these orders.
Miss Jennie Stands has returned
from school at Huntsville. Ala; MISS
Etha Daily from Oak Clif college, Miss
Bessie Gillespie from a visit 20 Dexter
Mo; Misses Kate Lewis and Leona
Baily and Jennie Davis from Nash
Institute. sherman. Texas.
II. L. Butler was not convicted OF
iunacy and Is at home again, 10 the JOY
OF his many friends.
The colored brethren Of the Baptist
church wish 10 deny in toto the report
mat the funds collected for the better
ment OF their church had been squan-
dered.
rev ]. y. Boon still holds the fort
M the Christian church. and his excel
lent sermons are having telling
effect. Many have Joined the church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
HALLWAY nuMDLIas.

There nTo forty-thrce electric rnIl.
roadH In Europe, employing 6as motor
cars and locomotives and ibi traiiers.
George Russell a. AiBor has been
elected president OF tho Alpcna md
Northern railroad Of Michigan.
1'hr Michigan Central station agents
have been ordered not 10 nilow any
lonfng around their stations.
slnce the resignation OF General
hhnnger Theodore ' oorheea OF the Lee
bigh Valley the office has boon abol-
iahcd.
Railroads IN Holland nre so cnre-
fuzzy managed that the accidental
deaths on them average only one %
year for the entire country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
soMn LoNo nALLooN .nlra.
A vain n.ort to Gross the nsaiter-
rnnean.

a vain isaOft 10 Truss the medtfer-
rnnean.
The ionEert balloon voyage on rec.
ord was one undertaken Ia 1881, In
which the distance Travelled wan little
more than 1900 miles. Tarec voyagers
on that occasion. nays Harriaon's Mag
azine. mnde an ascent IA france, with
the Intention Of crossing the McdIter.
fancap and landing In AlEerin Tho
wind. however. proving unfavorable.
carried them toward cornlca. When
they were near that island the balloon
descended toward the water. and for
time their liyea werc great jeop-
nrdy. by throwing out all their ap.
paratus they succeeded IN getting tho
balloon TO rise 10 height OF between
1000 and 1000 feet and. travelling on 20
ltnly. they aafely descended In that
country at little Village near Brescia.
Another balloon voyage OF nenriy the
same length was undertaken IN Novom-
Der. 1886. On the IN of that month
Charles Green, with two friends an-
cended near London In a balloon, croaH-
cd the channel from Dover 10 Calais
and. passing ovor Franco and Belgium,
found themselves the next morning
over the Rhine Proceeding further.
they arrived nt Viborg, where they de-
rcendcd about o. m. on tho Sth ot
November A recent balloon voyaRe
or NJ. Mailet, the Frcncl aeronaut.
lasted ihirty-six and one-hnlf hours.
and would have been the longest Of
record n he had not landed Ia ths mid
die OF II. lie ieft villrtte on the 23d
OF October at y. IA. ana next morning
landed az Otfonvillc. IN Alsncc. 10 clear
the snow from the balloon. ~ tl,H end
or twenty-five mlnutea be started
ntgp. m. All hour and hair ttsr he
landed once more IN n valley On Inur--
ATountnlns, and ilnaliy. on The 10th %
october, at a, M, ~ Wnlbcn. N
neasa. Two or three aeronnuts have
proposed 20 cross The Atlantic Ia Q
balionn, but 80 far II has begun ard
endea In talk only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
SOME INSIDE HISTORY GIVEN
Mn. n. v. rowpERty pEscnnEs
WHAT 1T WAS THAT mr. NM.
Internal piscord and Petty Jealous
les Led to the Defeat and Retire.
mcnt OF the once Great ISaight
of Lsbor--urgcs Fidelity.
BY Associated Press.

bN Associated tress.
Philadelphia, PA. June li.--'r. v.
rowderly has issued for private cir
culAuon a statement containing the
inside history OF the movement which
compelled his voluntary retlrements
Mr. Powderly anudes TO the candidacy
OF John o'iieefe in iSSs against Mir.
Hayes for he office OF general socro-
tary-treasurer. which was followed by
MIR. O'tSecfc's discharge by Hayrs FROM
his position IN the general office
Mr.. o'Kecfc's complaint 10 the general
board brought t. light complaints
from other general Office employees, all
members OF the order hoing watch
dogged aud browbcrtcn. The gcnefal
executive board gave thcia hcarlug
secretary treasurer was roqu,Htcd by
the board To abolish the eystcm OF
espionage which prevailed M the Of
noe he decided that no such condi-
ton OF affairs existed when he
pressed him too hard hV said, In sub.
stance: ! have Information that VIII
damn the whole OF you. onn 90 20 the
world with statement thu, you nre en-
gagged IN stock jnbblng, land apeculat-
ing and In every way neglceting the
order Tor personal affairs"
Whom told thnt would not be true
he Huid 1t don't make hlt OF III
ference II lie IL told SO II VIII 40,
and viii lie whenever l want to
secure a point
powderly then takes up the pre-
sontHtion by Mr.. Hay,e " charges
against the general executive board,
which he denies In every dctnil RE-
counting .he consideration of these
charges In the last general assem- bly,
MIR. powderly snys. 20. $ thaycsl hnd
concluded hls soven-hour talk, Hugh
Greenan Of District ngsembly ~ stood
IN and asked the general secretary
treasurer " th,io was any truth In his
charges and he said there was not
"'nld these men mlsappropriaie any
OF the money ot the orutr, did they use
It for persouay endHi Have they
suuandcrcd the funds"' wero the worla
Of Or, eiun. as near AZ l can romrm.
Dor them The answer II the general
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS war; NO, & tael
question. Whom Making hia speech the
q. I. said. | always wanted 20 Ee'
rich l want 20 be rich and ! VIII
get rich II cam" MIR Powdofiy
closes with nm appeal TO their mpm-
hcrH TO hold their old assemblies To-
rathrr, but to aorutinizo all new ones
aud not allow 70 many paper ngeem-
blies to be organized that the genuine
ones will be outyoted nj the ncSt gem
oral assembly at New orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Special Dispatch
Austin. Ten, juno 1.-THE supreme
court entered the following orders to-
day;
Af,irmod-Gulf Colorado and Santa
t'e halfway Company W.. Il {. Pierce,
from Denton.
Reversed and rcmsndcd--Gulf. col-
orado and Santa ne Railway Company
Va Hume Bros., from Runnells; Texas
ana New orleans Railway Company Va.
]. Echois, from islhcrty. San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway Company
vs.. Fanny Ions. from neSer; simmons
Hardware Company VI. N. A, Davis,
from Camp.
Submitted-Julio Maher VI. Manhat-
tan Life Insurance Company. from
bowie; Compton, Ault q Go. W. J. II,
Marahail. from Mci.ennan. hnat Texas
Fire Insurance Company vs.. H. Kcmp'
ner. nom Lee,
Motion FOR rchsNrirg submitted
Atchiaon, Topeka ana Santa Ne Rail
way Company VI. j. Grant,
The supreme court expects 10 clcnf
the docket with the exception of two
or three cases by the end OF the term,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
JOHN BALDWIN CONVICTED.
Given six Years In the PenitentIary.
Crews Cases.

Special Dispatch.
Gainesville. Tex. June 1.-The Jury
in the case Of the state VS.. John Bald
win for assault with intent to rape
Hattie welch. today brought in YER
diet against the defendant and as
sessed his punishment at six years in
the penitentiary.
A motion for new trial in the
Crews murder case was argued to-
day. II will be remembered that Crews
has been convicted in two cases. In
the first he was given the death sem
tence and the second life imprlson-
ment. II was In the first case that
the motion for new trial was made
and heard today. Up TO a late hour
this evening the motion had not been
decided by the court. who will likely
Withhold his decision until tomorrow.
However, the prevailing opinion Is that
Crews will be given a new trial. as
some gross Irregularities on the part
OF the jurors has been manifested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Special Diapntch.
Dallas, Tex, Junr ii.-cemplnint ia
being MADE that the undortekerH have
been hurying bodloR without first hav-
ing obtained pcrmtn from the city
health officer Mayor Barry today d.
rNcted the attention OF tho undcrtNltera
to section . OF AN ordinance rcgulst-
ing the burial OF the dead" approved
January 90 1859, which provides that
undortnltcrh muAt secure burial pos
nit from the city honlth officer before
intermont II u alleged that the body
OF young man wnn hustled TO the
graveyard before n was cold last week.
and buried Without permit II the
ordinance N violated In the future the
guilty party or parties VIII be vigor-
ously proHeruted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
RELIGION IN pnSlsoN.
The Dethei Mission and Its Good
work.

Special Dispatch.
Denison. Tex. June 14-There has
been in progress here for several weeks
one OF the biggest revlynis that ever
struck this part OF the state. Denlson
has been shaken, and every part OF
the city has felt the trcmor OF the re-
liglous wave. over 200 conversions are
reported. and this Includes men and
women Of every social and business
condition. Services are held In n tent
In Forest park and the Institution Is
known as the Bethel mission. Never
before In the history " Denlson have
saloons and bawdy houses felt such
blow. The variety theaters have closed
and disbanded. and the gambling
houses are struggling TO keep their
heads above water, All the churches
have received sprinkllng OF the new
converts, But the Methodist Episcopal
church. South, has probably gotten the
lions share. A notable conversion Is
that OF one OF the most prominent law
ycrH in the state, living at Denton.
who while on visit here attended
the services, An EFFORT Is being made,
with a good show OF success, TO bring
this man into active Christian service,