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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Reported from Dilworth's alb.
stract Office, No. ll9 South Fourth
street:
III Schwarz to A Suhler and wife,
lots Is, 10 and 90 in block 237 of
Reynolds addition, $40.
John 7 Battle and wife to II II
Shear, four lots in block 9 of farm
lot 81, So, 900
Joseph Long and wife to J. S.
McLendon, lot 10 in block of Nc.
Lendons addition, $l,43s. "a.
w Fl Lastinger and wife to A
Suhler, two lots of Morrow lot 20,
50, 900.
A Sualer and wife to w II Las
finger, lots Is, 10 and 20, block 237
of Reynolds addition.
l S Blom ct al to Carl A Blom,
so feet on f line of Ninth street,
$1.00.
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The katy" is for Texas Now and
Always.


At recent m oetings of the West.
ern Passenger association lines it
was requested by the Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas that the series of
home seekers excursions, 'insugu.
rated some months ago by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, to Texas,
be continued during June. The
request was met by violent opposi
ton by other lines, bat the "Katy"
having the interest of Texas at
heart, persisted and have publicly
announced that on June IL they
will sell from all Northern gateways,
such as St. Louis, Kansas City,
Hannibal and junction City, tickets
to all points in Texas at one-half
the regular one way rate plus 81,
allowing holders to stop over at
pleasure in Texas within five days.
In ordsr that Texas may equally
derive the benefit of reduced rate,
tickets will be sold on June 20 from
all points in Texas to above named
gateways at one.half the regular Que
fare rate, plus 81. This independ-
emit action of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas will be great benefit to
Texas and appreciated by their nu'
merous patrons.
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LOCALITIES.

The Slayder-Kirksey Wooden
Mills today received 80, 900 pounds
of wool.
Bad weather is the only thing that
can delay work on the Cotton
Palace, and it has to be very bad.
The Tenth Street Methodist Sun.
day school will give lawn party at
the residence of Mrs. Workman on
South Fifth street, near Clay. Re.
freshments will be served at city
prices.
THE NEWS continues to grow in
grace and length of subscription
list. The people of Waco are ap-
preciative of good thing, and THE
NEWS is the beneficiary of the ap-
probation.
A new wagon yard will soon be
opened on South Fifth street. be
tween Mary and Franklin streets
In putting up the fence, the alley
between Fifth and Sixth streets is
left only ten feet wide.
The general showers Of the last
few days have again started the
Braz9s. A red rise was observed
this morning and at 3 o'clock this
afternoon the water had almost
reached the highest point attained
this year.
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81 "e, ri'e Remedy cures.
ale by Il, G. FISHER g. Co

''p'lst Preacher, DR.. Julian
4 n,.a wife has been suffering
Ro,in sa' oa'arr' since January.
NJ S' .a! severe case of "Grip''"
r. y using your "CacteriDe" S thyse
(.jds me :. has b, greatly improved. I
/ t' .ss, It tn the best remedy / have
C,' su 'or that disease. When
t o,sa,1 arrived I was suffer.
n s nsss; with severe case Of
Once ''. n catarrh. / commenced
|i ipSs It'll. the use of Cacterina and
E,jj. ,vsssn'y,four hours was great.
d sI ,sSea and have gone on s saasi,
to ' tu,"i'yy' 1t gives me pleas.
ssesesu l ~ this testimonial to
Free ,,.. Berryville, Virginia.
liz. a Treatment at E. I. Dis.
aps, S sparks, at No. SIS Austin
Isis., , nsp extras of all kinds TO,
pua'ons and carriages.
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Half the One Way Rate.

To St. Louis, Kansas City, Han.
nibal and junction City, plus 81,
via the "Katy" on June %.
This is an opportunity to take a
trip North at unheard of low rates.
Apply to any ticket agent for fur
Their information.
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..,es and Personal Men,
, Ssr Of the Trojans' Con-,
'J lime l5.-About a i0ur
~ ..ll here yesterday even,
~, ~. rain fell in a very snort
l 10 !, is thought greatly dam
' y. ,hst are not harvested west
a's' ' 'ua Turner closed her
a A Vol here with interesting
.'sns sod ret returned to her home
' I's' ''I Miss Mollie has proven We n
ll'en ..nccessful instructor ana
j.. ~ ,|f friends regretted to see zee
' ',' u but hope to have her with
S s,I u Campbell. OF Paris
~, u'r relatives here this week
. ,.Ds Cleo and Mamie Lowry
i.;,;oo at Blevins this week;
i l!l;.. i now at its highest flow.
INV. .ssms TO be more excitement
'''n anrtv officers than any
'p snt IN tie 10th quite a lot OF
,.0 W., fellows" will take their
bsyI up Salt river. c- .non .
ssitsspsnt Governor Crane spoke
'rs NIGHT this week to the
' .ot,his box. His speech was
'.intsd aud eloquent, and occas-
ii psrsl, zed the third party.
\. R. l.. Henry, candidate for
(nsv general, spoke to a crowd
|"ts Nj on the public square at
nlsce Yesterday. His speech
lanojc,l and Democratic in every
;SSl,- &c will carry his share
Die box.
(on. Berry W. Camp candidate
lieutenant governor, was meet
|tbs "good people" of our town
Day this week. He seems 's, to
|sry popular here and will get a
vote.
IiM Cordia Brooks, who has
! visiting her sister, Mrs. l.
|lor, returned 10 her home IL
bple today.
ldsr 0ner, Of kentucky, ID con
hing series Of meetings al the
kaisn church this vet K.
Ider Granville Jones, of Austin,
preach at the Christian church
bdsy night, the 18th inst.
j. Ponds, of Sweetwater, Texas,
Mis- Simpson, residing neal
place, were married yesterday
blngst . o'clock. They took
uMthbound train and will visit
Einnsti before returning.
b. A. NJ. Jackman visited Moody
(eraay.
hop prospects still continue very
pl,ble, and farmers are about W
their wo k.
H. W. H, Arnold is among thu
| this week collecting delinguen'
b.
be Masonic fraternity will give
annual picnic at Old Troy OF
.h Of July. The Troy Corne
will furnish music for the oc
lon.
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|, r Sparks has cheap buggles,
'lso has the finest made. When
want to buy do not fail to get
prices or examine his stock.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

?. .ass Tor buggies, carts, car.
81, VI pn@tons at 7. P. Sparks,
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Every Body Rejoice

|. Every Body Rejoice
CNa Mr. Miller; see what he
i. ~ ~ have used with discretion
"Cacterine" and am cured of
||HA' Respectfully,
WIN, B. MILLER.
-, Wheat, Texas.
|E 'ys Treatment at K. +. Dis.
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Cheap Rates to the North via the
"Katy"

Ga June 22nd the "Katy' will
sell, from all points in Texas, tick
cts at one-half the regular one way
rate, plus 90, to st. Louis, Kan
sas City, Junction City and Hanni-
bal. Apply to any ticket agent for
further information.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

y our new 25c tea for ice tea
GRlBBLE Bros.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

WE kNnw0 pr9minenG. lawyer who
the hes ermon ne ever heard. that we have
several houses and rooms 10 rent We trais
IN everything and ape 10 one. The Racket!
Curl osity shop. 6.iH
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L,OH RENT-Lisery sta ole now occupied
Il ~iufrey h Hill Will be for rant Way lat
Apply to Richard Coke Jr., or Horne & VII
lisms. al fcsnk In st. l-llf
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UNK SEWNtCE-NY hne Jersey Male
y r. N Palmer, dealer In feed. 9Th and
Franklin st. 3-l-t
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

TANNING / nave u valuable eecret; neve,
IiAIIlfN fails. Have tried It. send 20 Stang
s~hDAA'o for informstion. Mre, Davis
ls valpey Block, Detroit. Mich 2-a-ly
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

\AJL IL vow Gam Jones says; The bit
wv dog always howls. Ii any one thinhs
they can do dirt aud hear j Wood stone, Of
the Cumberlan Presbyterian church preach
and not hear something to make him vince
he Is mist AIKEN and oughl % seek relief by buy
ing some of our bankrupt stock OF furniture
and stoves Racket-CuriOsity shop 5-<n
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

cot $AIE-A four horse power waite,
motor. good as anew one, at ewe office.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-15

81 leave for New York this at.
ternoon," said Mr.. Samuel Colcord
in answer to q question, "and will
not return until the fall. Pfovldent
Hill has been receiving my entire
personal attention for several
mouths, and having completed the
most necessary Improvements, l
will leave the work in the hands of
my agents, while | rest for a
few months.
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"ANIEO-By young man Of some
w experience, as book keeper Ald CLERK
store or Office worA. Wili wOrn one month
trial. an ri ye good re etences. Address q
this Office 6-6- III
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nLD PApERS--ahd heavy brown wrap
W ping paper suitable for placing Under
carpets for sale at The NJ ss oiiloe l-2 II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Y. II. WILLIAMS, General Manager
~. O.. sEsTEH, Managing Editor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

New York, July GA big down
town fire broke out this afternoon and
did damage of at least $4,000. 1t
started in the basement of the six
story building. 50 to IS Fulton street.
Three OF the lower floors were de-
stroyed. while the upper part is so
badly damaged that the building is
practically Quilted. One OF the suffer
ers was the premises OF the New York
Law journal, whose composing room
was destroyed. Other occupants of the
building were Pell & Co, tailors; Leh-
meyer Bros, steam printers; Eagler &
Montophand, restaurant; Fairohild &
Foster; John b. Brooks; The Dunn
Press Company; II. p. Brooks, mold
makeri A. Lounsbury, jeweler. Every
occupant OF the building suffered more
or less loss. Nearly all the owners
of the business concerns In the place
were out OF town and the agent of
the Lorlllard estate. to whom the build.
ing belongs, could not be found. A
complete list OF the tenants could not
therefore, be obtained. Two hundred
tiremen were called out on the fire
alarm sounded and three OF them were
overcome by the heat. They quickly
revived when rescued from the fire
escape. The cause OF the fire is un.
known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

London, July 2s.-Nloney is still in
unprecedented abundance 1t Is egti-
mated that the open marriott controls
nearly 100000 poRnds sterling. There
has been no change lnrates. The pie
thora has encouraged many issues Of
new capital of first class existence and
new ventures. The public. however.
is too wary to induce another indis-
crlminate company promotion boom.
The settlement at the stock exchange
proved small and easy The belief that
prices have touched the bottom fails to
induce the slightest revival Of specu-
latlon. The Corean crisis caused a re-
action IN foreign secuFltles. which have
been previously firm. The prospects
OF war caused little disturbance In the
silver market or eastern exchange. II
10 hoped that the placing OF orders
mere FOR war material win help to bene-
nc trade generally. Ecuadorean securi-
uea fell points and Argentine also
scored heavy decline. Alison brew
cry shares fell heavily on a disappoint-
ing dividend. American railroad se-
cuilues We're more or less depressed
curing the whole week and at the
close were Nat.
Atehison. Topeka and Santa Fe bonds
declined 3-ic. union Pacific 2 3-sc
Milwaukee ] T-Sc. Erie seconds %
ana Reading flrsts lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Gainesville. Tex, July 2s.-Prlmarles
In the four wards were held In Gaines
vile this afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
purpose OF sending delegates TO the
county convention next Saturday. Hon,
C, l.. Potter was Endorsed by them for
lieutenant-goyornor X. NJ Henderson
received the Instructions of one ward
for comptroller, and Hon. NJ. NJ. Crane
was instructed for In the First ward
The othee wards sent unlnstructed dele
Eutes
a negro. who had stolen some cloth
ing from the Mead dairy near town,
was arrested late yesterday evening.
lie had In his possession coat, pair
Of pants and a French harp when ar
rested, which were Identified by young
Mead as his property.
Clements & Lambeth, proprIetors of
the Gainesville Decorative company.
made an assignment today. Assets. In
GLIDING accounts due the firm. 1885, liza
bilitios 1859. Gl
Hon. Ralph Beaumont, Peoples Par
" nominee for delegate 10 Washington
from Oklahoma. spoke at the court
house this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
MONUMENT TO TINE IlnlvE.
Chance for Texas school Children
to Show their Patriotism.

~ 1"NN hH''h
To the Children--rhe ladies' OF Dal-
las have organized an association call.
ed the Daughters OF tho Confeder-
acy" which is striving to build
monument commemorative Southern
bravery. and they want your aid
l know you lovo to hear Of brave
deeds and you listen with hearts OF
love while father, or grandfather tell
what they did on many a hnrd-fought
battlefield, and you brush away the
tears as mamn or grandma, tell what
those brave men suffered for you. How
they suffered hunger and cold and
many long marches over hill and dale
were taken by their barefoot boys In
gray to answer the trumpets call to
duty, and many times TO death
Yes, II was your loved ones who
suffered. so we want the children 10
build tho bronze soldier that will pic.
turc the Southern hero, grand aud
noble OF form. but with raiment tat
tered aud torn,
We want the monument ready for
dedication when the veterans come In
the spring to attend the reunion at
Houston. We want Thorn to come To
pnllas-we want AL Texas to come
and welcome these heroes Of a hun.
wv hhAAltsi anu JON US IN SHOWING
our love, and what could tell our adj
mlratlon so oluduantly "a the bronze
soldier bearing this inscription
"Thc children OF Texas. sons and
daughters OF Confederate veterans
place this soldier here 10 tell the
nosser.by that our soldiers were
brave"
Il will take $4,000 to place the bronze
soldier on the granite column, but we
feel confident that 10000 children are
wing . send 'Ncl- ,'me.
which win be added To the chlldren's
statue fund Vacation hns come. so
won't each lad or iassle constitute him
or herself a committee Of one to so
lett dimes for this purpose, and they
VIII soon ind thor numes enrolled
on q list that has raised on high US
symbol OF herolsm and honor tho
statue in bronze 10 the memory of the
tet,ered and brave private the mobile
nobody" or tho war
Any contributions 10 this fund win
be chcerfully roceivsd hv YOUR friend.
KATIE y, CABELL CURRTE,
President Daughters or the Confod.
eracV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
ON TnIcIls AM MANNERS.

The policy OF misstating the attl-
tude OF It's political opponents. illus
trated in Its latest attack on Governor
Hogg. is no new thing with the News.
There Is not man In Texas Of large
experience In state affairs who has
not at one time or another been stab
bed in the back with It's stiletto. TO
its peculiar methods in this respect,
more than to any other cause, is due
the failure to obtain statutory decia-
ration on the subject Of the law OF civil
libel.
When Western Texas was struggling
TO free Itself OF the barriers to settle
ment presented by the enclosure OF large
tracts OF public land IN pastures, under
leases for long terms. with It's usual
keenness to espouse the cause OF the
few against the many the News rushed
into the controversy armed with It's
favorltc weapons. The nature OF the
service It rendered in favor Of the
perpetuatlon OF the pasture system is
well remembered by the representa-
tives Of the West. They were mallgned
from day to day ridlculed and de-
nounced as pirates who were seeking
to despoil the sacred school fund for
personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. As an IL
lustration OF the methods then prac-
tlccd by the News It Ia recalled that
base accusation against one Of the
most prominent Of the representatives
Of the West, n man OF spotless charae-
ter, was insldiously interviewer with one
OF its leading editorials. He notified
the writer that II that method OF at
tack was continued he would resort
TO the courts for remedy, While he
escaped further attack opprobrium was
heaped on the Western people and
their representatives, as whole, and
so effectively that for many years Il
was generally believed IN the Central
and Western sections of the state that
gigantic conspiracy existed In the
West to rob the school fund Tho
relics Of that hurtful prejudice stu
exist in legislation and In popular
opinion. No agency contributed So
much to engrnft It on the public mind
as did the News,
Fortunately tho people OF Texas have
grown TO be familiar with the tricks
and tho manners OF the Galveston
Journal and Its Dallas oTshoot When
IT undertakes to paint the executive
OF the state as an anarchist they look
not no much at the picture as at the
painter. That gives them all the in
formation they need to pass upon the
accuracy Of the drawing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
SEwsY ITEMS FROM OUR owN
CORRESPONDENTS.
r. II. Cullen, Dropped Dead mt Ills
Home I'm Observation-Disclosures
Thief Captured In Gainesville.
copperns Cove, Iowa Park.

weatherford. Tex. July 2s.-P. II.
compress, dropped dead last night
while sitting on his porch. and was
buried at $50 p. m. today in the city
cemetery. His place will be hard to
hll, as he was a lne machinist and an
experienced engineer.
The picnic at Anneta today was a
success Col. J. l.. l.. Mccall. Popu-
list nominee for county Judge, was in
troduced at II o'clock and spoke one
hour In defense OF the Populist plat
form, In which both the old parties re-
ceiyed some sturdy blows At the
close OF his speech dinner was an
nounced, and to say that II was good
and bountiful would be putting 1t
mildly and 1t was partaken OF as
good dinners always are by hungry
candidates and newspaper reporters.
AFTER dinner and some excellent music
by splendid string band with organ
accompaniment r. u. Hood, ex-repre-
sentative and Democratic nominee for
state senator. was introduced and re-
piled to Col. Mccall In a one hour
speech, In which he denounced the Pop
ulist party In unmeasured terms, max
ing use of some very strong express
Ions. Col Mccall was then allowed
fifteen minutes rejolnder. I'm which he
manfully defended his position. Jasper
N. Haney, Independent candidate for
county attorney. followed Mr. Hood In
speech OF one hours length IA favor
Of his candidacy. He made strong
speech. G. G. Kidd, Democratic nomi-
nee for representative OF Parker cUun-
ty, was the next and last speaker. He
held the boards for about thirty min
utes. His speech was a fine effort and
had good effect. Thus ended a day
of real pleasure. w. f. NOBLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Rio Vista. July 2s.--The result OF
Hart school house box, Precinct No. !,
is as follows: For county JUDGE e.
Adams. CO. For county attorney-W.
II. Bledsoe. s; d. w. odell. 80 For
sher!n-c. c. Gum) Barnes. s; II.
Frank Long. 20; W. a. Stewart. 81. For
county treasurer-John e. odom, I; Il.
II. Simpson, s.; c. l.. Cleveland, So; ].
NJ. Eiler. 20: j. w. Dalton, 8. For dis
trict clerk-R b. Vickers. SO. For coun-
~ cierk-sam p Ramsey. AZ; W. B.
Bishop, % For county tax collector
Noel II. Wells, 81: W. Sam Johnson IA;
zeb Mobley. II. For county tax as
sessor--H. p. Barnes. 4; Il. Il. Dob
Crosier. IS; a. b. Hill. 3. For commits
sioner, District No. Nv W. Williams,
65: A. +. johnson, .. For county sur
veyor-D. G. Dalton. 60. For justice OF
the peace, Precinct No. III. N. VIM
berly, Z; c. Y Kouns, 2; y. NJ. Heath,
Is; Mason Cleveland. 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Iowa Park, Tex. July 2s--Mrs. j.
w. Aldlngton and II. c. Moore, with
their families, also p. IL. Hartsocks
ana NJ. L, Moore. all from Virginia,
who have been prospecting as far west
ms Oregon arrived In our city on yes
terday and will locate. They claim
there IL no comparison between Oregon
and our beautiful Wichita valley.
Hon @. II. Class OF Seymour. state
senator. addressed our citizens last
night on the political issues OF the day.
Col u, c. Kolp and daughter re-
turned from their Northern trip this
week They report a pleasant time.
Mrs, II. A, McCloskey lies danger
ously Ill and her recovery is doubt
full.
The throshing OF wheat stin contin-
ues and the yield is immense. Farm
ors are holding on marketing all they
can on account OF the low prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

Belle PLANE. Ia. July 29.-Sunday
morning dawned on the fire-swept city
OF Belle PLANE, showing in all Its des-
day afternoon. The following are the
largest losers, with insurance and COM
panies in which policies were heidi;
Vanmetcr x Cox, loss $4,000. insur-
ance $1,000: Swift & Co., loss $4,000, in
surancs $4,000. Hartford $1,000: Charles
Hosmer, loss $4,000. insurance $4,000,
Merchants & Bankers $1,000, Aetna
$1,000. Henry Shelp " Co, loss $500.
insurance $4,000, Springfield $3.50, I'm
derwrlters $3.50; II. r. Nicholson, luss
$4,000. insurance $4,000, Home pf New
York $500, Springfield $500; ]. Wheel
err loss $4,000. insurance $1,000. Iowa
state: Hardy & Doughty, loss $4,000,
Insurance $4,000 DIR. McMorris, .oss
$1,000. Insurance $1,000, Home OF New
York; John Mcintyre, loss $4,000, in
strance $1,000, Hartford; Hewitt Kroh.
l)sA $1,000, no insurance; Lever Print
Ing Office, loss $500, insurance $500,
Iowa state; j. j. Losnal, loss S13 900,
insurance $1,000; ], p. Henry. loss $4,000,
insurance $4,000; ]. d. Blue, loss s14. 900.
Insurance $1,000, Hartford $1,000, Phoe-
iA4N N~VVVi tl0lnt foVuVf mary iNdyfn ma,
loss $4,000, insurance 5000; Union prmt-
ing Co. loss $1,000 insurance $3.50; b.
A. Turnbull loss $500, Insurance $1,000.
Phocnix, W. II Burroughs clot llng.
lcss $1,000. insurance 10000 Spring
tie'i and Har ford; s. Sween, 10 5000.
Insurance 5000. Hartford ana SprinR-
neld; Two Department Store. loss s9O-
or, insurance $4,000; Il. Sheets I.ss
5000 no II surance; Carney block less
$500 Insurance $500. Iowa Stl'a: Hart
man Grocery Company, loss $1,000. In
surance $4,000, Hartford; f. ~ Seaisky.
loss on building $4,000, insurance SlO,-
0Ol loss Of stock $4,000. Insurance yG'ct.
V HneleK, loss Of stock $20l). on BULL
ing 20jo, injured In Hartf,r1; iLss on
iowa residences $1,000, insu,ia-e Sl7f0.
Har dfcrd nLd UnderNri' 're National
bank. loss $4,000. insurance $4,000
Losses by companies writing small
amounts and insurance which cannot
be placed at this hour will probably
bring the insurance up to 5000, OOO of
which all Is on total losses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-30

BROOKLYN N. Y, July 2s.-The cen
tral labor union of Brooklyn today
passed resolutions denouncing President
Cleveland for calling out the federal
troops during the recent strike IN Chi.
cage. The resolutions declare that
troops were called out to assist the
fu,lnan e9mpany, a corporation inifn-
ieal TO the interests Of the people M
large According to the union il has
been shown that al the riotinr M
chicago was done by outside parties
hlred by the Pullman company. Presl-
uen. SleNeland' the resolutions de-
as willing tool 10 crush orranissS
labor The union Gains II spealls for
10000 wage earners, ''i