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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

by Associated Press.
Galveston. Tex. June l2,--cotton-
Steady Middllng, 7l-1Gc Sales, ass
bales; stock, 1925 bales.
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vDrAsco. June 70, volaseo on
min win begin cartier than any other In
the state thlf season and n increasing
IL capacity fos OUTPUT so that It VIII em-
ploy over leo lahorers Lsnt eeeson 1t ran
several weeks later than amy other Tesas
mill
Tho only boats leaving the Brazoe TO.
day were the schooner Mary Ann and the
rlu1p Laura. Tor Galveston
The river STOPPED falling last nlght ana
V az stand a foot above high tide ln'
land aiVlcea nive hopea Of a ireshet COM
Ing down from The Panhandle.
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associated Press.
.ndon, June l9,-The gold premium
baenos Ayres Is 256.
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associated Press.
ny York, June 13.-Bank clearings.
t'~Ni; balances, $500, 533.
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associated Press.
Nv York, June 1s.-Government
~, firm; state bonds Inactive.
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and the patrons are much pleased.
u. W, Nfichnux rVureaentinr Iamca
nnte Of Houston. Is In the city booking
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ullIIAn.

coJIAp June ig-rhv prb,rac,ed meet
ing At tho chrla,ian church. conducted by
Elder Leak, closed last nisht
County Clerk Jim Burke and WIN Cam
field spent yesterday IN Victoria.
Sheriff Alice ~ attending court at cuero
this wssck
Commissioners court inst today an a
board OF equalization 20 pass upon the
assessors rolls Three or four days VIII
probably be consumed In the work,
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PROVISION MAnlsnrs.


'"''HRo Urnin.
BY Associated Press
Chicago, June is.--crop reports wore
iaEoraple' traders We're anxious 10 sell
and r wheat closed i-gc lower today
Mn closed S-sc lower. July oats I-4c
h'sher' ana provisions lower ali around.
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O'clock Saad Turner = coiored newsboy.
discovered the holy OF negro iyine Hat
on Ito back With hands outsTe,ehcd on
She norm side OF avenue A.. between
Iwenileth and Twcnty-hrKt streets. The
horror stricken hoy tarried just ions
euouen to tlna out the man was dead.
whaa he made a run Tor the police sta
tion and noslned Night CitrA Mccarthy
OF he ghastiy IND. AZ was H5nc hrce
tours af,er the discovery before the body
was removed. In consequence Of the Ia
ability 90 rct a coroner 20 view the 70.
mains Finally Justice Drrnes was Oh.
taiui'l VINO Vowed the body and dirccled
q, removn to Levy pIsthers' nndertak.
lng reonis. where che body was laid out
and rccognlssd a. being that o. 4. Car.
ter formerly coal driver for Gald,
uwaite & Co, aud wanted by tho police
Tor icrgefy and theft.
BE- had saleldel @ avoid atrest NH DUN Dun
sgnen'' the verdict wondered waa SUI
coiLEcroRs IN TROUBLE
WI nAvia and Edwnrd ueiiver were
bound over by Reeorler JOHNSON In the
sum OF 500 each FOR thslF appearance
before tho criminal court thia morn.
ing.
Davis and iIciiyer are employed as
collectors for johnson. . furniture man,
who aells Furniture upon the INSTALL.
ment plan Martha Green. a coiorcd
woman who sworc out the warrant, had
purhasrd furniture OF johnson on thia
plan Ia January, is9a. agreeing to pay
$3.50 per week There was balance
Aill due aud the dcfcuso claimed that
the woman had agreed to give up part
OF the turniture Ia liquidation 81 the
debt aud according to- ihin aEroenont
DAVIS and heliNcr went 10 Mrs Green 4
rsaluenee anu removed bureau, wash.
ssAnd ana wardrobe. Mrs, Green clains
SHE didn't give her consent and had
warrants issued for theif arrest
lhr contract between the woman and
the. furniture dealer was produced IN
evidence ana judge Johnson decided II
TO Dc a bill of sale with a ohattel mort.
faEe ATTACHED. aud that tha mortgage
had no right TO remove the property
thcruupon bound The parties ever In
the SUN above named. The defendants
promptly gave bonds and were released.
Tho outcome OF the case win be
watched With much interest as \ good
many people buy goods OF various kinds
on tho lnstallment systom The furni-
S ps i n,erSapsa S0a iSe matte natter az" az
they all use about the Same form Of con-
GAMBLERS RELEAsEp
The cases aeRlnst the twelve gamhier-
for eNhiblilng a gaming table were caleb
In the recorders court this morning aud
We're stricken from The docket on motion
Of County Attorney Hancock. Aff. Ham
| cock stated TO tho court mat he had IN
| ycs,lEaied tho matter and found Thomp.
son had no wltncsses except himssli. ana
case could not be made against thg
| psTieg Recorder lehnn9n remarked
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ALL OVER SOUTH TEXAS
NrwsY NOTES GATHERED ny OUR
coEKEsroNDESrs.
Lsrse CtSwis rrsm an Around stirrd
the doe Jones MeeIInss AT wsimar.
TeIn,esiiEAte ceunty Con-
yict's Death = Sotcs.

BEEvILtE. june 1.-THE coming mar
riese Of Rev. vivian miller and Miss an
ME carothers. witch viii occur ,omor-
low. was publicly announced from the
Methodist paipl, by Rev. J. c, Russell
last Sunday, Air. Fay cArotbsts and
btile OF Houston are h3re TO 10 In at
tendance.
The date OF the commencement o. tho
camp meeting at plnero on the Nueces
has tcen changed from Friday. the i5ui,
TO Friday the ..nd uiuuQl Bic pfcnHfu-
tons arc being made for the ccrAsion,
Air 0nihba OF Arkansas y 10 be.vlle
on a prospecting toor ana says ne WIZ
locate noAr ncevlile.
non Teas. u DesNli1e' drainmsn leaves
this mcrnine fcr eastern counties On nNsl-
nsAs.
Lawyer I'm OF Victoria spen, several
Gays Of the present week IN seeVN's'
cutting affrey 10 reported 10 have
occurred at skidmore yesterday morn
inE. IN which john Machulka WIS bauly
cut BY Doe Hyers. the gin man.
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A freproof chimney. 20 feet high. has
been built Of paper In Brealau- u u
the only one Of the kind.
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IAGRANGE. 1une HI. u. Perry and
Or. w. y. Murphy have received ship
rnen,a OF me Jersey caves from Ken
lucky. The brcel ~ the finest OF The
D!sirici court mas about com5le,el the
criinllal docket.
District Auorsey Btoroy has made n
nne rscord ~ TO date. being eight daya.
~ huvin.r uhfainfd tHenty-four congic
lions; there were about ,sc or three ne-
uuittais. .....
e.. frlai Tie defendant IA indicted FOR
the murder ol ". J.. sfnghcr on Aaar ?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

TlMpsoN. June H. prJamos Campbell
OF Dallas. editor Of the Christian Adyo-
cato. preached two able sermons yeater-
day. In the afternoon REV. WIN, A.
Bowen iecturud on the Importance OF the
Epwurth League. Twenty names were
given and the league VIII be organized
next Wednesday night.
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BRENNAN. JuDa 1.-THE Vorwaeria
saengarvorein Is Arranging for grand
concert 10 take place at an early day.
The Little Women" and st. Andrews
Cadets will give an entertainment at the
opera house wednesday night The Girls
viii give eaAh 9riil and the cadets n
military drill.
church tonight
Ganske and Andreas and Charles Hnbel,
charged with the murder at DAY Hill Bat
urdhy night. Will be held ThutadaS
The funeral % REV. ". ". Nori. color.
el Ilantlgt divine Of Cnnpfowp, who died
Sunday. took place last evening and VAS
larEaly attendll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

nEEVrIdf June i2-Mr, q. W. Smith,
who IL experimenting In grape culture
here brought IN ripe bunch OF each OF
the Delaware and California raiain grape
today. he has had rlpe grapes several
days. which are the rrst 81 the scason'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

LEGGDrT June la--Alra. sidile Ste.
venson. who has been very low for fort
night ia convalescins.
The convict cfow who are laying the
new steel preparatory TO broadening thu
gauge " the HgnRton East and West
IeNug railway ate doing good Work
few Inilea north OF town,
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ANDERSON, June 1.-THE district
court met this morning also the Grand
Jury. District Attorney Dashiol Is stan
ak aud County Attorney Scott IS act-
ing Ia his place. The grand jury viii
adjourn tomorrow for the term.
Two state oasos VIII be tried next
week.
The Commissioners court y now IN SOS
sion AS board OF equalization and
will be IN session several days,
The hay crop Is short this year.
Deputy Clerk win Stamplpy Is back
from Houston. lie reports having a
nice time.
George u. white OF Fort worth 10
here attending district court.
Tic district court VIII be occupied for
several days ia the suit OF MeAlplne
W.. George l.. White.
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tHIcHEo HrnIn.
Chicago, H., June Is II ead,nr s,,sr.s
ranged as follows, '''''s7
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Rain beam to fall IN torrents about
$50 this morning and kept up It's down-
pour Until Galyenton was veritabia
Venice, the streets being covered with
water IN an directions. The precipitation
amounted TO sg9 Inches, II MAS q rcgu-
lar gully washer ana root sunker and
was treaty needed by vegetation and
citizens whose water supply was bepom-
Ing Hoant From present indications We
viii have another downpour tonight
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WItINIAR

wEnIAR. june is.-irhe Joe Jones
meeting Is still the center OF attraction
and interest, The visitors come from
the highlands and lowiands. from short
and from long distances They are here
early In the morning and late ut night
and get the benent OF three remarkable
Sermons each day. Joe Joncs does all
the preaching and most Of the prRylnr
during each service, There are people
here from Gonzales, Iaveca, Foyette,
Wharton and BRACES counties.
Rev. Mir. Horner n, Il, Harrison ana
many others are here from fiatonia;
Mrs, Mamie Rhodes, her two children.
Rawcna and Albert Henry and Miss
Callle Tookc OF Bryan arrived today and
will remain during tho meeting
Mr. W, X. Little OF Lavaca county.
near Sinner. for long years resident oi
this county, is htre listening TO the far
famed evangelist.
The merchants generpliy ere CLOSING
their places OF business aud attending the
meeting and 4 IL already conceded that
much good Will be donr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

LIVINGSTON, june 2-rhe case Of the
state W DEC. Freeman. for the murder
Of Steve Small at corrigan some months
since an account Of which waa published
nj the time is now on trial. A jury was
obtained Just before Adjournment al noon
today and the testimony was begun ON
reconvening the court after dinner and
Will probably not be completed tonight
The STATE is represented by c. Il. Mar
tin. diatriot attorney, and G. l.. Carter
county attorney, and the defense BY H.
A. Braawell u corrlgan and A. Chestnut
OF Lufkin. Circumstantial evidence, as
well a. some confessions OF defendant
are thought 10 lie very DANA Hng, md
the probability OF conviction Tor murder
IN the Arst degree ia thought 20 be strong.
Ur than has been presented In this court
Tor considerable while
Dr. r., Q, Burleson OF Waco Is Waiting
here and will preach at the BnpttAt
church tonight leaving for Houston TO-
morrow evening.
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Ell CAMPO. June i2.--owlnE to the In
creased demands OF buglnoHa MIR. Asa
Dawdy win build another house en- one
OF his vacant lots. AxcO feet The store
will at once be fllled with stock OF
furniture BY Mr. WIN Flnkleatein.
Captain j 70, Martins has Just returned
from a three weeks trip through the
Northern States Tho captain says he
was Intercepted often relnilvc 70 the
the good advertisement given our state
by Tho Houston Post has awakened IN
terest with the people Of Nebrnfka,
Due TO the rapid increase IN amount
of mailing matter handled and other
business Postinnster Drnns has been In
Formed BY the postal authoriteH NJ
Washington that this poftoffico has been
made money order Office,
Mr. @. Lin6str0m ia on on q business
trip TO Houston and other points ia the
State.
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If You Have

Anything TO sell yuu
can afford TO pay some
thing to get 1t before
o large audience OF
prospective purchas
era
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
4 Dry Shampoo.

Many women who have luxuriou,
tresses and who take cold easily ara
obliged to for 20 washing them as often
as they would like because OF thu
difficulty Of getting them dry quickly
For such. dry shampoo is the next
best thing. and, II carefully aao thor.
oughly done. II removes the accumuIat.
ed dust and dandruI almost as we'll a.
washing. The hair should be shaken
loosely out over the shoulders, and tha
head manipulated with the fingers
till all foreign matter Is well loosened
and scattered through the hair which
should then be parted In different place,
all over the head. and the parts cleansed
with stiff little brush. after which the
entire head and hair should be very
thoroughly brushed in sections till tho
dandruff is brushed out as much as Dos.
sible, when some good hair tonic on
scalp cleanser may be rubbed on and
the snarls engendered by the whole pro-
cess gently combed out. and the ends
Of the hair clipped. This last should
always be done once month to promote
the growth OF the hair.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
MIKE MCDONALD MAD.
Was Arrested for Alleged Reckless
Driving and Discharged.

Mike Mcdonald, the well-known horse
dealer, Of 1856 East rwenty-fourth street
Is very much worked up over what he
terms n most outrageous arrest last
Saturday. He declares he win lay the
matter before Commissioner Straus to-
day and cndeavOr to get satisfaction.
Mcdonald was arrested on seventy
second street. between Madison and
Fifth avenues, late Saturday afternoon
by Park Policeman Max Latsky,
charged with fast driving
According to MCDonuld's story he anu
Stephen Bdrnum had been driving An
the Park. They were returning home
when Latsky rushed w to them and,
without any warning, pulled Mcdonald
out OF the buggy and said: II want
you"
Mcdonald protested that he had done
nothing, and Lutsky thereupon pulled
out IA pain of handouts and snapped
them upon his wrists.
At the East SiNty-seventh street sta
ton charges of reckless driving and
resisting an officer were made against
him. Mcdonald asked TO be allowed to
telegraph to his friends, but this was
refused and he was locked up.
Mr.. Barnum was not molested. and
and gave $50 bonds Tor Mcdonald 5
release.
Mcdonald was arraigned before JUS
tice Mcmahon III the Yorkvi!ie Police
Court yesterday morning and dis
charged. Latsky swore that the pris-
oner had been driving through the Park
at terrific clip and then resisted ar
rest. Another officer swore, however
that Mcdonald had been driving slowly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
EXPERT TESTIMONY.

During the di:graceful personalities In
lulged In during last years election cam
paign In Richmond County Mr.. Tully.
the Democratic County Treasurer, was
charged with being defaulter. The
Board of Supervisors SET an expert ac-
Gountant to examine Mr.. Tully's ac-
counts and he declared them to be all
right. But the opposition declared that
the examination was Il fake" and set
an accountant OF their own to work,
who alleged that he found the books all
wrong. Then two more experts" were
employed, and the one engaged by the
so-called ''reformers' declared Treasurer
Tuliy defaulter to the amount OF eleven
thousand dollars.
Al last the Grand Jury and Judge Gull
len, who had been waiting for the re-
suit OF the battle of the experts, set q
firm Of well-known New York account.
tnts 10 work to check every figure. war.
rant and voucher In Mr.. Tullv's Office.
md they find the accounts correct and
the Trsdsurer's cash In excess of his
ba lance.
AS two expert accountants had pro-
nounced him a defaulter, the value OF
expert" testimony Is well illustrated In
Il case that has DELAYED and bothered
Judge and jury for months.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
Woman Must He willy.

10 tne EuitoT'
Perhaps II Mira e.. c." who Is SO worried
about her husbands admiration for another
woman. will think for a moment she will realize
that her knowledge OF this fact has stimulated
her love for him. as is the with same women
and with all men. Now. II her husband has par
tice OF fondness for her. the only way for her 10
do is to let him sec that she is admired to a GER
tain extent by other men II he docs not care for
his wife all her efforts will prove frutless and
pecislly II she assumes the part of the devoted,
patient wife. for in that he will simply use
her patience by seeing how far he tax it.
No man cares for a woman. wife or sweetheart
whom he thinks other would want and
that Is Why the sweetheart Is the most loved OF
the two, for she Is more independent and can
play better game This policy may offend the
sveetly sentimental woman land she Is largely Ia
the majority. but there never a man Who
did not bslseve In II and ny openly express that
belief. II women had resources within
themselves they would DO much more admired
and loved by their husbands As It Is now. the
serviie state the average wife is in makes her
paeyish. fretful and unsttrsctive to all men.
FIN DE Steele.
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HoWoRs TO THE DEAD PRECEDENT.

The funeral ceremonies In Paris yes
terdsy were significant Of the love OF the
French people for their dead President.
IL was wonderful demonstration. both
as u military display as mighty
gathering Of the people of all classes.
and a. an evidence OF the earnest. tear
ful, heartfelt. sorrow Of stricken
nation.
Ii Is difficult on any public occasion to
keep down the exuberant spirits OF the
French people. But the seriousness Of
the crowds showed how deeply the
National loss was felt. and how truly
the people sympathize with the family
Of their dead President.
The funeral services In Washington
and in this and other cities prove that
this sympathy H. felt In America as well
as In Europe and extends over the
whole Republic. Everybody Will now
hope that France will proceed with re-
rewed vigor and strength on her career
OF free government under her new
President. and that her arm will be
nervel more firmly than ever against
the evil which brought this sorrow upon
the nation.
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Yachts and Sc.

To the Editor:
In the nsms Of the yachting fraternity DO
indignantly protest against tbs misuse OF Tue
word yacht by the daily press. A roWtost u
not q yacht. sep a mast in It, put up some
sort Of a sail II you like. t,n 1t remains row
boat. For years yaentsmen have had u stAnl
mutely by and hear every side denunciatOns
Of yachts and those who court death by going
out in them. and have the details OF numerous
yachting accidents rehezrsed. when. nine time out
Of ten the "yachts'' were email rowboats, with
an apology for u sail stuck II the bow. managed
by some person who. having at one time li'ed
near body ot water. knows all about handling
a sail-bCst Take for instance the deplorao!e ac-
| cident sunday to the yacht Banner. In which
Eve persons were drowaed As far as could
ascertain the Banner was purchased a week or
70 ago for about sis. a price that would hardly
buy q respectable roSboat. much less y@chI
Tho Banner was a rOumy rowboat. with a main
sail and small jib. and. although propelled 10y
calls. decidedly not a yacht. About a month ago
the catboat Viola upset in Hell Gate. The per-
son In charge was only eighteen years OF ase'
but yet the occurrence headed: Another
Yachting Accident" and left thu impression that
the fault was In the yacht and not III the hand
ling In tn. face OF this and similar accidents. do
you wonder that people are tinid at venturing
out In yachts7 T.
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Clam Croguettes,

The clans are first scalded five minutes
in their own liquor. drained very dry
and chopped fine, then mixed with
the following mixture: Put into a double
boiler a half pint Of cream. Rub to-
gether one tablespoonful Of butter and
two Of -four: stir this. with a pinch. OF
ground mace and a shake Of cayenne.
into the boiling cream with the clans
and stir over the fire until 1t thickens
then add the beaten yolk OF an egg and
teaspoonful of chopped parsley; stir
until very thick and turn out to cool
When cold shape into small cylinders
dip in egg and bread crumbs and fry In
smoking hot fat This same mixture
may be put into the clam shells (Which
should be nicely cleaned and washed)
brushed over with the yolk Of an egg
sprinkled with bread crumbs, bit OF
butter on top and Drowned quickly In a
hot oven. You may then call them
"devilled."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
Scalloped Calls Head.

Put layer Of stale bread crumbs in
the bottom of baking dish. then a layer
Of pieces of calfs head, then a sprink-
ling Of parsley and busting of salt and
pepper. Now another layer of bread
crumbs. and so continue until the dish Is
filled. Put a tablespoonful of butter and
u tablespoonful Of flour in a saucepan.
and when melted add half pint OF stock
left over from the soup Stir until boil
Ing. then add half a teaspoonful of salt.
dash OF pepper. and pour this over the
scallop. Sprinkle with crumbs. Bake IN
a moderate oven about twenty minutes
and 1t Is ready to serve.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
ELM STREET WIDENING.
iOurt Will be Asked to Appoint
Commits siOners.

Corporation Counsel Clark will make
application to the Supreme Court some
time this month for the appointment
of Commissioners of Estimate and APP
praisal in the matter of the Elm street
widening.
Maps and plans for the improvement
have been approved, and next Spring
work can be begun. Six months after
the Commissioners have been named the
title to the property to be taken passes
to the city. The city will take posses
sion OF the ground and pay for 1t after
wards.
At first there was considerable op-
position to the scheme, principally from
property-ownerS who objected to bein z
deprived OF their lands by summary
process. They wanted spot cash for
them.
The value OF the property will be
determined by the Commissioners, who
will give hearings for that purpose.
The widening and extension Of Elm
street for the relief OF crowded Broad
way Was one of Mayor Gilroy's pet prof.
ects. one of his first undertakings
when he took office was to have a law
passed to make continue ton OF the
work an early possibility, but it is not
likely. owing to the many delays, that
1t Will even be begun during his term
as Mayor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
Rice and Mushrooms.

Croquettes OF rice and mushrooms ara
a luxury. Put one pound OF mushrooms
in a quart of water or vegetable STOCK.
with carrot, leaf Of celery, a slice
Of onion. a little parsley and bunch Of
Of herbs. and boil gently for three or four
hours. Strain. mince the mushrooms
finely, put them In a stewpan with four
ounces of rice, the strained stock and
more seasoning, II required. Cook till
the rice Is tender. then drain and leave
till cool. when shape the mixture inta
balls or corks. roll them in bread crumbs.
pass through beaten egg, fry in boiling
butter. drain. pile in a pyramid and gar.
nish with parsley.