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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
HE USED PLAIN LANGUAGE.
SENATOR 00fM4S HtD TALK
 WITH THE PREsIDEST.

The EIsoatave Begged Him to Refrain
 From Making His Speech and to futa
 Stop to Debate-Duty Would Not ferlnis
 Him to Do so-In Defense of Honor.
 Washington. July 23-As soon ns Senator German reached the city this morning from his summer residence at Laurel he was notified of President Clevsland's wish to see him and went at once to the executive mansion. What occurred there in all it's detail will probably never be known. but 1t is learned from a senator prominent in tho party that the president expressed Q hope that the tariff bill would be sent back to conference without debate and that the conferees would be abla to come to come together and axree upon e measure that would have the approval of the party.
 It is said that MT. German spoke in very plain language to the president in regard to the position he had taken on the senate bill and especially his reflections upon the senate as expressed in the letter to Mir Wilson. The state- ment was made tonight that the presi- dent asked Mir. German to refrain from making the speech that he had been credited with having in view and to use his influence to put a stop to fur ther debate on the matter. MT. Cor man told the president that 1t could not be done; that he had @ duty to perform. and If he was permitted to reach the senate chamber he would make a speech in defence of the honor and integrity of the senate.
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THREE DAYS LEFT
For the United States to Recognize tho Has wniian Republic.

For the United States to Recognize tho Has
 wniian Republic.
 Washington. July 23.-The adminis- tration has three days in which to de- termine whether to recognize the new Hawaiian republic or to withhold it's formal recognition another fortnight The question will probably come before the cabinet tomorrow and if decided then in the affirmative formal instruo- tions to Minister Willis may be tele- graphed to San Francisco and forward. ed to Honolulu by next Thursdays steamer. Otherwise they will wait for the steamer of August 8. There is an impression that the formal recogni- tion will not be made with undue hasta on account of the administrators con- tention that Americans were too active in overthrowing the government and it would therefore be advisable to let some more disinterested nation take the initi- ative.
 Whatever the action of Minister Will lis may have been in giving a tenta- tive recognition to the republic on be- half of the United States. according to state department practice, he Is pow erless to bind this government without first formally reporting the establish. ment of the republic and receiving specific instructions to recognize it. Ordinarily Minister Willis has been reporting the condition of affairs in Hawaii by mail and if he had so an- nounced the proclamation of the re- public the announcement would not have reached Washington before next Thursday, when it would probably have been too late for the state de- partment to send instructions by the earliest steamer, but 1t Is learned that he made an exception in the present in- stance and caused his announcement to be telegraphed on the arrival of tha steamer at San Francisco last Saturday So the administration has several days to consider the action it must instruct him to take.
 Tho decision of the administration tu have no American warship in Hawaiian waters for the next month or so ap> pears 10 have been reached only in the past few days, for 1t was not more than week ago that the Charleston was ordered to proceed to Honolulu as soon as her repairs at San Francisco could be completed. It Is understood these orders have been or will be re. voked and that the Charleston may be sent to relieve the Bennington at Salvador, where the Bennington has been acting as an asylum for General Ezeta.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
RAIN SPOILED THE TRACK.

A Good Contest at the Opening of the
 Cleveland Meeting.
 Cleveland. July 23.-The grand cir cult meeting opened here to day, but the rain spoiled the track for fast work. The attendance. however. was the largest since the track was opened. It was the peoples day, no admission being charged. There were at least 12 900 present. After two heats in the first and second races had been trotted the rain poured down so heavily that . post ponement was necessary.
 The race was a good contest and Red Budd won the two heats in grand style Expressive was a close second The second race was not exciting, Sal lie Simmons having. it her own way.
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Hobbs Pleads Not Guilty.

Pittsneld, July 28.-Frederiok A. Hobbs, ox-receiver of the stockbridge savings bank, was brought into tho su- perior court this afternoon and ar. raigned on an indictment charging him with embezzlement. He was weak kneed, and while standing clung to the bar for support. His counsel, F. L. Dewes, jr., waived the reading and Hobbs, in hollow voice, plead not guilty and was taken back to jail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
ON THE BALL FIELD,

At Boston
 Rew RestoR; Ycri:::::::: ;:::.:: GS sE-ss
 Hits-Boston 8, New York 10. Errors-Bos- ton 1, New York 3. Batteries-Staley and Connaughton; German and Wilson.
 At Chicago
 P,ttttsburg.. s 9 S0S ss1-a
 Hits-Pittsburg 20, Chicago l2 Errors Pittsburg 8, Chicago4 Batter1eS-Killen and Merritt; Stratton and Schriver.
 At Louisville
 Louisville ....... 1 0 0 Q 3 0 3 0 l. 8 Cincinnati. ........ ] 0 0 o. 9
 Hits-Louisville l6, Cincinnati 15 Errors Louisville 4, Cincinnati l. Batteries-Men- afee Knell Weaver and Zahner; Chamberlain and Vaughn.
 At Brooklyn-First game. Philadelphia. ..... 3 Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q c. 3
 Hits-Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 10. Errors Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 8. Batteries-Stein and Kinslow; Taylor and Grady,
 Second game PhiIadsSlphia PbGHa,SPhiii:.: ..:..: 8 Go S-1s
 Hits-Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 4 Errors raub and Earl; Weyhing and Buckley.
 At Ceveland-Cleveland-s Louis game poxstp0n%sa; xs Washington ash,prton. n.B.,t,mor. game postponed.
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Buried in the Ruins,

Chicago, July 23.-Twelve frame houses on Van Horne street were burned early this morning. While a number of people were watching the
 flames the walls of one of the buildings fell out into the street, burying three men in the ruins. A man named Steegt was soon rescued, but was so badly burned that he will die. Two men named Theicke and Odin are still buried in the ruins. The property loss is esti- mated at $2O, 600.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Won By the Britannis.

Queenstown. Ireland, July 23.-The Britannia and the vigilant started in a race over the course of the Royal Nun ster Yacht club this morning for cup valued at f60. The course was laid out from Roche's Point to Poor Head; thence to Daunt's Rock and back to Roche's Point, three times around, and then to the club house at Queenstown, a distance of fifty miles. It was won by the Britannia.
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yalkyrie Pumped Dry.

Glasgow, July 23.-Lord Dunraven'a yacht, valkyrie, which was sunk at the beginning of Clyde race by the Satan. ita, has been pumped dry, lowed to Greenook and dooked. The damage to her hull is less than was supposed. The Satanita which suffered some damage in the collision has been repaired and put in fit condition to take part in the races in the Solent. She will leave the dock tomorrow
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24

Work Commenced on the Riverside Branch
 Greenwich, July 23.-Work was con- menced to-day on the new branch road of the Consolidated system to Riverside. A gang of laborers were brought from New Haven and put to work this morn ing. It is proposed to use electricity on the new line, which Is to be four miles in length.
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Killed in a Smashup.

Texarkana, Ark, July 22.-A north ! bound passenger train on the Texas and Pacific road was wrecked near Queen City, Texas, shortly before tonight. It is reported that the engineer, Fire- man Allen, Express Messenger Marshal, the negro porter and three passengers were killed. A special left for Queen City at 7:2o with several physicians aboard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Lottery OfYice Raide3.

Boston, July 23.-It was learned to. day that the police with search war. rant made an inspection Sunday of the office of ''L. F. Crosby" 265 Washington street, this city. alleged to be the New England agency of the Honduras Lot- tery company. The officers found na tickets, but seized lists of names which they claim represent orders for tickets, and arrested Richard Palmer and Mare tin Penney. olesks~
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
New Britain's Incendiaries,

New Britain, July 23.-Another incen- diary fire occurred tonight at 10 o'clock when Edward Conlan's barn on Hart street was discovered on fire and was completely destroyed. A horse belong ing to Deputy Sheriff Hannah which was in the barn was burned to death The loss Is S1 800,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
He Has Ordered No Yacht,

Queenstown, July 23.-George Gould was questioned by correspondent this evening as to the Times announcement that he had ordered MT. Herreshoff to build Tobin bronze racing yacht. He said that the announcement was utterly unfounded; he had given no suehorder,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Hubinger- Carroll Company Sued.

Hartford, Conn.,, July 28.-The Ma tional Cash Register company of Day ton, O., has entered suit in the United States circuit court here against the Hubinger-Carroll Cash Register com pany of New Haven, Conn.,, for infringe ment of valuable cash register patents
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Train Conductor Murdered.

Brunswick, Ga.. July 23.-J. F. Nelson, the oldest conductor on the Brunswick and Western road. was shot through the heart and instantly killed to-day on his train thirty miles from Brunswick while trying to stop a crowd of drunken negroes from fighting. His train DOT ter was also mortally wounded. Six arrests have been made and greet ex- citement prevails.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Burned to Death.

St. Louis, July 2S.-At 8 Q. ID. to-day q gasoline stove exploded in the restaur- ant and lodging house here of William Hancock. Fifteen persons were asleep on the second and third floors. Two were burned to deask and three were seriously injnred
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Another Big Cut Made.

New York, July 23.--The North Ger man Lloyd Steamship company this morning announced that they would make a steerage rate of SIS to all conti- mental ports. This is reduction of $S on the company's previous rates. The other lines in the continental pool will probably follow this lead.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-24
Ended in 8 Draw.

St. John, N. B., July 23.-The fight to- night between Dick Moore of Boston and Jack Powers of this city attracted crowd which filled every inch of room in Mechanics Institute. The six rounds were fast and furiously fought and Moores efforts to knock Powers out proved a failure. Honors were about even and at the end of the sixth round the fight was declared a draw. -s1.
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Will Quit Work To-Day.

Omaha, July 23.-Grand Master Sov- ereign of the K. of L., who Is at the executive meeting here, says that all tl c packing houses in Chicago will quit work tomorrow unless the rates of wages paid August 1, 1898, are restored,
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win Open State Dispensaries

Columbia, s. C., July Ex-Governor Tillman has issued his proclamation opening the state dispensaries on Au- gust |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

agent OF the Santa re. Wiz hsaaouar.
ters az Waco, is in the Aty.
X d. Benson. chief displrhvr ~ Tho
| JOINT track, left YESTERDAY or Nlals na
where he viii spend vcatlon,
f. NJ. Bisby Of ciebune sppe,,,,.
.en1ent of bridges and budding 81 the
santa Fe, was In the city icstcriay.
Beginning today the Taas ana Pa
cihe cannon ball, Nos 6and 4. win
mass regular stops al Ellington
p. Max Bowman OF ~ passenger
asp2runent " the Texasa and Paciac
az Rallaa was In the Gle yesterday.
w. A. nashieli, trayclig passenger
agent OF the Texas and hcitc. head.
Nuarters ut Dallas. was.in the city
d. 2, King, general tiaot agent OF
me Missouri Pacific, aftr a stay ~
for st. Louis.
u w, Allen, general treght agent or
NE koiy. who has been Il the CITY Tor
noon for Dallas
L. Trlee, superintendent OF the cast.
eln uivlsion Of the Texas ana Pacific
arrived IN the city froa the North
yesterday afternoon
General Manager Il II Yoakum OF
tne santa re arrived In he city from
galveston yesterday afternoon in his
private car, No, 100.
Conductor sam Nichols went ont on
Texas and Pacific, No l. yesterdny
IN place OF Conductor Woodward. who
Is tnklng short vacation.
]. A. Wilson, Jr.. wlo has been
spending the summer at says Retreat
VIII return to his Headquarters In the
Cotton Belt Office this m,rniug.
George NJ. Hail, supeantendent Of
bridges and buildlngs OF the RIO
Grande division OF tie Txas and Pa.
enc, was IN the city Yesterday.
Homer Eads commercial agent OF tho
MISSOURI Pacific. who hni been In tho
city several days returned 10 hla head.
quarters In san AntSnio last night.
u, j, Martin, general freight agent
OF the San Antonio and Aransaa Pass,
accompanied by HIS wifa, left for his
home IN San Antonio yesterday after
noon.
A new time card win ~ into effect on
the Texas aud Pacific Sunday. Several
changes Will be made on the Louisiana
end or the line, but the loca, chhnros
VIII be immaterlnl. n ahy.
G. Il. sloat assia,ant general pas
s,onFor ami ticket agent OF the Rock
Island, returned yesterday morning
from nm extended trip through the
southern part OF the state.
The Chicago and Rock Island an
nounees a rate d one faro for the
round lrlp 10 this city ON account on
Rlngllng's circus on the iTth and
sells Bros. on the ssd
A, 8. Dodge general traffic mnnarer,
j. A. Edison. general superintendent,
q w barnhart. general freight agent
ana = O. Warner general passenger
agent OF the Cotton Bolt left yes.er.
car, No. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
important Circular seat out by tho
ieA"s Railroad ce,na,issioa--rhe
ohie"so Roads and the Rate Cut
uhs anestion--personai Mention.

chicago, Sept. s7.--Rceelver Aldacs n
Walker OF the Atchison svste,n arr,,as
N chicago today and made his flrst Of.
nUial Visit to the Office OF the road. He
ueeiined to say what the policy az the
road would be under his management,
ues'ariug that he had had no time a.
yet to become acquainted with the avs.
'enl aud its workings, but that in his
opinion things would move along in ne
future as in the past with the on, an
issehee That The road would be man
10y n inns city and not controlled
/ fro,,, wy receivers from the general
ivdn the east as heretofore.
chairman Caldwell OF the Weston,
,r,assenser association returned from
'he east today and signaliscd his re
turn ny promptly adjusting tho rates
petWeen Chicago ana Kansas civ and
Shlcago and Council Buns. me rats
OF 800, which the association roads
n nld made between these points. Ind
' psvt Noollsted. The Lines IN the asso-
eiHuoh expressed a willingness TO WITH
uraw their rates ii tie Atchlgon. winch
iho4e the iist reduction, would also
WithuraW It's rate This the Atehison
agreed 10 do II the cher lines wouid
make the temporary reduced rate Of
st.-a' which Is by agreement 10 be In
e ,llt between st. Louis aud Kansas
city duri the 81. Louis fair. avail
upie Tor paslns purposes Ia the ,uunliz-
alton. and as Il was all the Atthison
asked It was at once agreed to.
passenger committees OF the Central
lraihc association were In session to-
gay endeaNoring to arrange a basis OF
percentages by which all the business
originating at or passing through Chi
cage, 81. Louis and Peoria detained TO
western terminals of the trunk lines
might be divided among the various
roads The meeting accomplished moth
mig and adjourned TO October IL The
meeting OF the freight lines OF the Cen
tral Traffic and Trunk Line associa-
Ton was taken up by the committee on
work, the principal subject under con-
slderation being the charges at the
Union stock yards in this city The
committees will report some time to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

Peculiar Cnne Of cop,tc,,,.
snmdn, Who, WIN Cnlnhru,n Y"


Hillsboro, TEX. Sept. a,..-.rhe ,.ahen,
corpus e~aeH OF Annie Napoieen nna
Iehnle JOY before County judse Gun.
hlnEhanl yesterday presented an In ~.
NilnH legal proposition, Thov vrsra
convicted on September "a. which was
sunday. before the Justice conrt N
Whitney, on u mlgdomennor charge.
nNlnE pleaded guilty, .nd In dcfauli
oi payment the sheriff put them ia
Their attorneys. Bounds q umt.as
asked Tor their releaaA on the nround
ihht NC Judgment In the juatice court
Yves Noid because rendered on Suadnv
tpuhhN FOR The state, County Atfnrney
Seorge y Iordon and O. r. arcnn-
wood, admitted tho irrrRulnrlty ar thr
ptpNVvuinF' nut vontcnded that their
,emsly was not by "habcas oornus''
nut ny appear or "certlorari" 10 an
nhpelle,e court that this proceeding
was mn attempt 60 mnlto n ''hnhno,
ourpns' heniing an appellate rnnrf
which under the law conid mi he
uone The court decided In favor ~
the state and romanhed nppllcanta INN
inc custody OF the nheriff,
Next Monday the Jewish New Yenr
WIN % observed here 10y mont OF orr
Jewlsh citizens by closing their plnoca
" nuhlilpss and observing IN other alp.
Mrs, y. g. Shield, wife OF Manarer
shield ~ the eloclric light plant nero.
arrived thln morning from 81 foula
90 become permanently located hero
Inc lill county fair association arc
now ready 10 receive exhibits FOR mo
coming fnir Everything at the grounda
~ n ahape' NJ, John sconpld reports
way ny VISIT to Dallas In the interest
VI lhe lhir wna IN evory way sucnesr-
rul, ns he succeeded In having enna
oi their best horses entered, both RIM.
Ming ana troitinR, ""
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

w. +. Jones. travelling freight agent
Of the Santa Fe. is IN the city.
S. II. Wheat. travelling freight agent
Of the Missouri Pacific. r. IN the city
L. W. Krake. assistant general
freight agent 81 the Iron Mountain
left last might.
George VI Haynes, live stock agent
Of the Katy. went Out on a trip yes
icrday.
The movement Of cgttnn is assuming
such proportions that freight cars are
IN great denland
". b, Holmes. Ticket agent or The
Texas and Pacific ~ Dallas. Was In
the city yesterday
'Truthful~ Jones. travelling freisht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

fhinney'a Kid Band They mnae
many tours OF the state and mel with
uiuoh local success The 'sl<il Rnnhi'
XIV 70 manhood and sonr years aro
went 70 Washington 10 tho national
a y. encampmenf IN giving three
vneera Ter thu famous band the grn-
Nsnaan who proposed The three cheers
xNinehtly could not remember Mr.
rhinney'a name. 50 Justify hawrrj,
hurrah for the Iowa Band" Tint
same iail by act OF the leglainlur.
Mt Phlnncy's hand was made mo n.
nelai band ot Iowa and nAmed the
Iowa state Eand, the state nttlnn I'M
~ eiesant band room and olflce in
, tivA Moines, adding new music 10 the
unIAty' new Instruments and new uni.
forms, until now Il IL ono ~ ina hest
EQUIPPED bands Ia the United states
aud second 20 none In TIN whole worl5
" thia respect. lta suceesa il entireiv
que 70 the energy Of the director. who
nus ioilcd for twelve ycarn without
mueh asslatAnec. Tho past four Years
~ neon comparatively easy. aud
Mhlle the organisation il too rxpensiyc
70 make much money ID haa mnnncni
70 keep even aud 20 keep up with fhe
TIMES, II presents 20 the nubllr ne
my erAnnlSaHon ot the kind In The
unlteu stntcs. being a state orrnnixa-
ZION and suppprted by state.
ing tyuf before entering Texas will
~ y snort concert season In opera
houses of enc night stands, PLAYING In
The hest cities Ia the Northwrat sn ~
alao Nebraska. opening IN their home
CITY November I, at the Graf 4 ,,nera
nou.e. November =, 81, Jcseph, Mo,
SrNwiofd's operA housn; M smber n
LeaNenworth, kan. November 4 Kan,
shA city November 8 Topeka. Novem,.
VT y Junction city Prom tho latter
ntiaVV VIZ pand VIII icere FOR this
vombor s. "a w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

Denlson, Tex, SEPT 27.-Deputy
United STATE Marshal Ynrhruugh this
morning at Durnnt oVerhRulod a party
Of men IRON Seneca. Mo. mailing away
with seven head OF horses which had
been mortgaged,
Conductor John Curry, who was
taken into custody a few days ago as
an insane person, has been released.
Miss Florence Laahor. formerly of
this city, WIN DO married Sunday to
Mr. Charles Ward OF Corslcann. The
ceremony viii take place at the real
dence Of The bride IN Ennis.
Deputy United States Marshal Mer-
shan brought In T., n. DanleH thid
morning for making an assault upon
Joe Davis at Kemp, /. Il. Bot. are
white men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28
THE WACO NEWS BUDGET.
rLEAsANr MEETING or Ex-coN-
rEpnaarE VETERANS.
Aiiesed Illegal Use OF III. Mai. 10
swind,e Lunher peaiers-rhe un,on
rrin'ers>sc Publish Merains Pa
berthe Jewish Now Year.

-.
Waco. Tex, Sept. ei.--.at clehurne
,v.l at,.,,.,., $3.50, f,'S'"'a pViu
's'SneeN meeting last night.
a Pheasant feature was the proaenta
lion OF gold badge In IA, .na,,. i,
a crescent ana star ,y,,,, : s,..,s'.,s.
a.. j.. - 80 sA'''' WIN NNohieuerato
80 s"e Veh'er OF the fdar, TO Cap
tain G. Il. johnson as a testimonial of
esteem, CAPTAIN .iahnsn,, ~, III. 49,.
leo to5a,, AZ. *. ~ '"'N-
'N's hv' 'he hcncilt OF his health,
~ was resolved TO make arrange.
monts for the lectu,, OF t,enarai Y,,,,,,
Il, Gordon afta,, ~. s.....,,,.- 80"
no,nt.a =, ,.,f sV"'n'i'''e up
f'"itNo 70 confer with the lNccum hui
reau, having the mattcr In charge
made iia report
An Invitation ,,.o,., $780,,
AiilwArd az M s.,,,.,, eVi
,iot,o, i. ni"ee 20 par
NN'p"'N IA Netcrana Day at the
Cotton Palace was declined.
Measrs. Charloa Rom n AZ ,,,,,.,.r
II N sr.,.aa y, ~ N''vh'''
NJ $500 - ~ il'1ip ana {. G,
a. Nai'nian nave Issued circular,
as the board OF dlreotors Of t,a Nam
oornt comnanv M, ,h..' ~, ,'.
~, ,,,,,,,,a,,s' ~. WY VIII pesln
~ pup"p"''oh OF local morning daily
newspaper next Tuesday, to be known
MS the Waco Morning Democrat
Tho nDnar 4, .,at
,.,,n.. ,' "'"s 'Niefred 70 re-
Nen'y py tho SAsettc to be nuh'ished
by the union printers OF the cu,,
An the jewish ,norohan,. a,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28
NORTH TEXAS TOWNS


Weaiherford, Tex. Sent. "a --peputy
sheriff jim Mcconnell went to Jacks.
poro a few days back with an attach
ca witness 10 attend the DHl murder
case, In the district court
Mt l. N Bollcy'B house on Bridge
street is being rapidly built and when
completed viii be on Of INC prottiost
on that street
y novel engagement botwcun a Ger
man and a swedish woman Is report
ed TO have taken place In town the
other day. The German having been
invited TO eat dinner Mt certain
house bename enamored with the
charms OF the waitrens. whom he
MI" nnker" sn6 lcfi the room, soon
returning with n buttonholc boquet,
which she pinned on his coat, there
by accepting their enlightenment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-28

cam cam, 70 colorado and Santa Fe Ra,lro,a
r,sn,,aip ~ the county court today Ind
ss5s 'ea N a verdict for plaintiff for
,bc H. ehapter No. OF the order a,
m my EASTERN Star fraternity held =
haj, .onght az 7;SO ia Masonic
cars ~, az winch the installment Or ON
The Mcleod hotel continue ., 49,,
things with vim Danr 70 push
u,roNetnents are being added ana adai
nonal provisions being made To- ~
avcornmodation Of guests. Il WINS ~
.hs By one Of the g,,ests foaay
t .hat me Mcleod was the only bosst ~
' wv CITY wehere man could stav !.
week and not yet tired s'"s