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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

n,nore were heavlly-ladened Christ
80 treea AZ the Methodist, Baptist,
Shrlstian and Cumberland churches'
TUESDAY morning al the residence
~ ,hc brides mother at Dc Leon, Mlss
yella Hilton WAS united N marrllse :"
Mr. Charles BASEL, editor or the steph-
epvlile Journal The happy couple tyo ~.
Christmas dinner with me kl92ai
,,,n,hsr Mrs. Bassell. OF StfphenNllle.
nsarchanta report Immense business
,o- the week preceding Christmas week,
hrt he dullest time since they ever
saw. -,s,,.,,, awa,,inR
,,os,,s from railroad projectors as 70 tne
lime Of commencing gradins iFo4h ava
ander to Thuyber =, ,ne
- ,,r,nse a most delightful inaaque
ops. in witch most u tbs young peo-
,,,a az Inc town participated. ,,,..,.
SStsdnesday morning. Sliss at's
r,,vfe one OK Stephcurille's moat 'oe 49,.
was married 70 Mr.. James fa'-
Mi Of Hill county .,,..r attend.
Mt John Doyle, VINO nAs pesh t,'t,,hf-
ing business college ~ bAa,s .nsn5lnr
ed his many irlenus
l. y, 4 ,,rn-s zed OF young people ma
t..a-ssting sOclAblp At AT; y,
an is'e seslssnce friday night They
J9 lsn ,zed sunshine debating e.uv
oI ls i,ssyed grown folks 10 the oshBH'
ana Gst sl' he chris,mss trees Monseg
"a. All and Mrs. Mac SfeHmsn
s s,sye delightful soelAble 60 inc s0nAs
people. .,,rp Their. was =
e Wtonssss s-sble eoclsiDle AZ the resi-
mos e.n ~ Ana Mrx. r. D. King.
os ,pssr y has been inil for w Phi Il.
ttas's he issuance OF marrlnss ~
wsss wei. "a he s' calm after nc storm n, 80.
ee ,Fss 'e,p s which was 70 H n,s
10y s s4ven Thuuday sssning 49,, w.,
s S.sns q The rapidly falrs i sSspir,
lure. postponed g satsrs a1i g yos q
ON saturday atssrno s.,, w N. ssonnr a.
ias opera hc .'ssb e. 9 drill Ms vincent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

The annual holiday bah OF the Young
Mems Social club was pulled on last
night at the opera house and the IN
broken record OF many brilliant oeca-
hlons was fully sustained. The beauty
ana chlyalry OF Rockdale was out ~
run force and everything conapircd to
render the event enjoyable Ia tho ex-
trcme. Among the ladies present were
Aiss Clafy OF corsicana, Miss ella ROB.
insan Of Cameron and Misses Annie.
May ana Mary Cofiied. Pceri Row
land Jennie York. BERTHE I.oper. Mo.
sellc Baxter, Stella Curry. Glcnny aad
lfnnnia Wilson. Mary Arnold. Mes-
DANES G. II. and J A. comcld. NJ. y.
Lopez. ]. s. Anderson. H. A. Gladdlsh.
Ira Il. Perry and II. II. Ames. Proml.
nent among the gentlemen were Mcusrs.
w II Mueick, /, c. Cole, Preston Per-
ny. Ira +. Perry. Jas. Hernandez. Gins.
McGaughey, Robt. and Joe Loowen.
stein. 4. u, HAslklns. u u. I.ungmoor
and others. This Is BY no means a
complete list as there were many 9TH
ers present, The entertainment closed
at O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

A commendable feature OF our
Christmas tree was the fact that every
child received present, not a street
arab was forgotten.
On Christmas evening $. ]. oden ana
family entertained the young people
or Gordon IN a manner that showed
they understand the art OF making
others happy.
Mrs. ]. NJ. oden Is vistin, weather
FORD, while J. NJ. oden has gone 10 Nor
gan to have tho aafe anu bank fafnI.
ture OF $. j. oden shipped TO Gordon.
preparatory TO the opening 81 a bank
here on the 1st Of January by s. u.
oden. The opening OF this bank viii
he q pleasant surprise 10 the people OF
at Morgan.
Weatherford
Mrs a. clanicy. OF BRACES. has spent
T.. Graves
Mre. ]. II. Foster came home ycster-
day from sweetwater whore she spent
the holidays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

the "I6inH opera houae' held a rare
and accomplished circle OF people last
nighl whO came with smiles TO greet
tho Ladies' Comsicry association"
Hon. n, Q. Thornton. IN beautiful
words said welcome. ''TrloH" OF rars
musical Sweetness Wcre given BY Mica
DANES Roberts, Smith, Carlisle. Roberts
ana Miss VinHon. Duets" by Mes
dainep srnigh and Carlisle, Price and
Afisaes Dec. Cameron. elected spark
ling praise "Hnlos' rendered by Miss
price. Mrs Carlisle aud Mia sue Mil
~ of Tyler, Tex, were ''masipr
piecra" OF Accomplishment. The solos
and chorus by Miss Gee and other la
dies rocelycd radiant welcome. quar-
teltea By Merdnmcs smith, Carlisle,
Roberts and Mas Nlnnon. aa well rs
by Mospra Byrd. Finley, Williams aud
Cochran atteated wea the tender accosn-
pliehmeni. a. well as manly excellence
OF Greenyllla vuices. Miss Duprne OF
naly. Tx. waH entertaining In her
fDlnnor Party" little AHA i.ontxnester
IN hur nong, 'T'hn Toy clti.' was u wins
ming feature, Miss Grace Moulion WAS
mi home" with "Gfandmoihere Alto
Treasure" Miss Bird Vinspr. IN an
exquisite musical selection, won splendid
prniae for her most accomplished reil-
dillon, This Occasion" was a proui
sestimonial 10 the culture Of Greene
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

|pnf Avery Brown. who brought
Ifkco Silver band up to such pro
IL has returned from Elkhart.
/ her about six months absence,
4 1 gladly welcomed by his many
IL
N Johnson has returned from
[sni Texas where he reports hay-
|kd a good time killing game.
,umber Of visitors are here from
I'm parts OF the state. but owing
!. severe weather their enjoyment
.eNhat interfered with.
4 rannie Slaughter OF Kaufman Is
x her sister. Mrs. G. w. Harris.
81 Emma aud Cora Hartman are
IA Roekwall this week.
4 Rose Hill and Mrs. Crigler are
81 Mrs. Louis Hill OF Albany.
n Della Larch is visiting her pa
1 81 Moran.
y sallie Wilkerson of Sabinal IS
ID her old school mate. Miss Liz
|zlih
4 blanche Bcll of Little Rock.
I. b visiting the family OF ID. j.
Is Nora Eppler is home from
|zAsford where she has been at
|ie school.
/ Nat Sims, one Of the leading
|net players in the Cisco Silver
y lift yesterday for Little Rock,
where he will make his future
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

Mr.. ia Burk Of Fort Worth spent
several days with his many friends
| In our cjiy.
Misc Mamie Mcfarland ind Master
u. Mcfarland are spending the holidays
with their grandmother Mrs. Spellingn'
Mrs. q Gregg and Mrs J. llerndon
OH Marshall came over to attend the
I,asgent-sinelotOu Wedding.
Douglas NinHpn W here spending the
holidays with his parents.
Mics My ward has returned from a
Walt IN New Orleans. In
Miss Ham Ward returned home from
Fort Worth, where Hhe has been attend
Harry Rosenthal ana I. Goldberg re-
turned home from the a. and ~, cole
lego OF Texas ia spend the holidays
with their parents.
Mrs. j. Harrison and children Of Fort
worth are the guenta Of Mr. ana hFH'
o. Mas Willie sledec Of Marshall came
over 10 attend the wedding OF Largent-
SINGLETON last sunday.
Mr.. Frank Kelly Of Marphali spent
Sunday IN town.
Miaa Katie l.onglnottl, from Atlanta,
e. spending the week with her aunt
Mira. l.. Bonginotu.
Mr.. Mack Campbell OF Wichita falis
"a ia the city this week,
mr and Mrs WIN Preston OF Deniaon
are yifliing Mr. and Mrs W Harper.
MIR. /. Eberhtadt n home from Gaines
vile 10 spend tho holidays.
Nv. IL II. Mccarthy OF Carthage. Mo-,
q. ylsliinr hnr sister. AIRS. Il. Grimes.
Miss Una Mai brand returned nome
from the A. and n. college ~ ArkAusi'
mia. Ark. TO spend Christmas.
NJ nay Roweii OF waco ~ the gnest
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. J. II. liowell OF thia
eftr
o ' pave ridredse Of Galveston Is
visltinr hin parents. Mr., ana hfn. n
Eidredge Of this city. 4.
M. Fam Thomas from WACO ~
spending the holidays Win his many
friends. 49,.
holidays With her daughter and grand
children Of this city.
mas. ,rhomprnn spent Christmas
with his parents ~ Texarkana
Thee. Howard - IN sown spending
IS San fsdridse Of San Ansiulo 4 Wis
uing the Ola home durlpG the holidays,
Mrs. Kelly 81 Terrell y'NiipK ny
daughters. Mos Joe Hughes and MIA.
Mas Mamie Fielder. who has been
attending school az Sherman. Texas.
returned home last MONDAY.
Mr. II. =. Goldberg Of Fort Worth
yiaitrd his parents, Mr. nud Mrs. l..
Coldbcrg. during the holidays
A aulet home wedding TOOK place on
sunday morning nt the residence OF the
hfidra Parents. where Mr.. Fred LAR
rent of McKinne~ and MISS Ellis Sim
eletou az this city wcro married BY
Iicv, Riley at O'clock. After receiving
c,onrra tulaflons from the friends ana
rejafiyfa of the bride ind groom mat
..ses,,,bicd Al that early holr 20 bid
naian 10 the happy couple they Just had
time 10 meet their train. that pulled out
al $40 for Mckinney. thCf futu5f home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

and Mrs, r. NJ. Howell enter
Ma number of young people last
/ tY evening. All who attended re-
! pleasant evening.
d W l.. Il, Dickson entertained
Eei our young people Friday even
b Sunday schools united and had
nstmas tree at the court house
by evening. 1t was literally pat
- by all classes OF our people.
and Mrs. NJ. $. Swearingen enter
our young people Tuesday even
Charlie Bliss and Miss Kate
lY OF this place were unit
b the holy bonds of matrimony
riizy morning Father Blakaey of
PIC, We wish them Happiness and
" through life.
and Mrs. Harry NcGiukey en-
sred the young people Fri2Iy even
ara Mrs. Harry winlqms of
l y, are Waiting Col. and Mrs.
penaldsnn IN this place
1 !, W, Chandler. a pioneer citi-
y chileiess county, died at his
u H. this county Tuesday. His re-
n we're Inferred in tile city crl"-
+! DE servio y at the grave being
'siN BY Camp J;c Jehrscn of
4 ay Of which association lie was
lugsel memhc..
4. ioung men o; our city viii give
and supper Now Years eve at
500 hotel. quite pleasant even
anticipated,
lslsure Hour club had a Christ
ns- at the sas;lenrs ot Mr.. and
ue1Fge W. Deaf n, W-Jnes day
~ After The Irns.;.t;. which
EGO mostly - "srtls' mr. 'kes,
rras rlliamsn's. candy and nuts
eslributed, the guests congre-
y the parlor and weie ldRrly
R'p'aed by tn: oiuo with music.
! gs reafinss. r.cita Ions, elo.
4 hilowlng prograri was well rem
~ all participants: Music. duo,
we. Gaiop, by Miss Eula Dea-
.aa MT. j. l.. Brown; defamation.
[N James Mcconnell: reading, Miss
sisll' solo, Miss Flonnie Albert;
~ Miss Annie Miller; solitaire.
Fa harp. MIR. Herman Deaton;
sE Miss Chapman; piano duo.
segh Ride" Misses Lettie Nor
ne Lutte Harrison; recitation,
Nay But l Doubt It," Fred
NV round by club. "old John
|.A reading, "Das Colt Untder-
|l, Miss Lutte Harrison; song,
F9had a Little Lamb" Miss Hard
n recitation. "Twinkle," etc, Miss
Il 3 solo. The Harp of Greal;
sylAnk iillllN; song, "Bohunkns,'
am McMinn; solo and chorus,
aat Postum" Robert II. Nor
~s' Good Night" Leisure Hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

py the host and hostess tho vres,s
We're ushefed into the spacious dinIn I.
room where they were introduced Ia .
neduuiul Christmas tree which niod
me pay window. The ire. was h,ds,S
thing of beauty" admired nv iii
me guests Were then seated. covers hs,
ing laid for twelve. The perfectly ele-
gaht dinner. served in courses. inter.
spersed with toasts, songs and rnod
Wlshes from our host and others. made
t,iost charming evenlng--a memory
70 Dear with US the whole year. The
souvenirs Were guest cards. hand
painted, each containing an nnnro-
pirate scene, and line OF a Christina q
poem which after reading, each was 10
assist In completing. After retilrninc
10 the parlor Mrs. Specht PLAYED some
hne plano selections, also Recommended
BY MIR. Specht. who sang a Germnn
song. The time passed 50 pleasantly
tnat the approach Of the small hours
must needs give us notice that ali
pleasant occasions must end. so with
Ierry Christmas and hand
shake and with very many thanks
with happy hearts.
Again on Wednesday evening from
half past 6 to half past s Mr.. and Mrs
specht received and entertained eigh-
teen children of various ages They
blew soap bubbles. danced. were treat
ed to lovely refreshments, and ali made
happy bv gifts from the Christmas tree
which was very beautiful with lta
waSen lights and gliitsrlng ornaments
After a very nice time they said good
night, with many pleasant Impressions
of Mr.. and Mrs. Specht.
A. j. kolp has leased his handsome
rnIthnnnR "a n rtVI~. -
for year, and will move into the West
Park building January l. Mr. Birkes
chose Iowa Park above all other cities
on the Denver road as n residence for
his excellent, educated wife and daugh-
tiers Welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31
Highest Of all Lcaveuiag Power Latest Gov, Reuo,t
&|>'a'.!I!! R Es,si1sg'!
ABSOAUgELx PURE

Or. Largcn,. the Eroom'S cousin. ana
his sister and brother. Mr.. and Mira.
Harris accompanied them Oh their
Wlp, Tho bride is one OF JeNerAOn'a
most charming and popular young
ladies' Shc Is universally loved by
rich and poor. She had Kind wort
Tor each and every one. aud her nh-
srnce VIII not only DO tclt by near
trlends and relatives. hut by the society
circif IN which she moved Tho ri.oom
" one Of MckinncN'a most prcuissne
Young business men, and should he
cNnEtatula,cd upon rthe pearl " great
price he-ha won, Tho hcsi Wishes of
host OF friends accompany them upon
their welded voyage Of life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

DENTON.

Z, Was given ON the night OF the
n ne Gun Club rooms. II was
Tniott gave a dance to her little
~ the s5th. All the children pro-
I'd Il a perfect success.
4 XIII Farman and Miss Josie Bell
ra,ried at the residence of the
a mcle, Mr.. c. C. Bell. on Wednes-
Tan, the 26th inst. Only u few
|l.ss we're present.
~ Leonard and Clara Ham left
|'.dsfnas day for Gainesville to
rlatlves and have a good time
LIN. They propose to be gone a
li,r Hogg Is home for the holidays.
"a. Lawrence, Schrover. Brown
|5rruson and VIII Edwards have
\ njoying their Xmas at home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

Nary Miller was visitor OF
ss,iie kolps this week.
n. .Ieu Warner and family spent
n, xe,th friends In Wichita Falls.
-iorrls, principal of Clara school,
n rYasant visitor In our city this
.aa Mrs. c. B. McFIugh entertain
4. sTs'eel party Of friends at their
inursday night.
IA una aud marguerite Freeman
Aaew days In Wichita Falls this
E,,"'. Y Whltenburg was n pleasant
M Y me Park the first OF the week.
Aamie Dyer Is spending the
I. n IN her parents in Ohilicothe.
i9oert Lyon spent a few days
N mis- week visiting relatives.
y Soleman and family left this
II . Paris Tex, TO make that
rs future home. They are ac-
Nlru by Mss Lizzie Potter.
a,lnn.e johnson left yesterday
Mlll, Collin county to visit
~ snu relatives. She Will attendd
~ .s,ske Of her aunt, Miss Susie
~ while absent
Il ~ T. Miller and sister. Miss
M ,s;, are visiting in McLennan
~. ~, steve Goss and J. w. Hardin
s'ar arpyed in the Park Tues
sinS M'ii remain several days visit
l,F,' : Mccardv and children left
\, part 'of the week for Goidth-
Il ~ e visit friends and rela-
An Mamie Merhlin OF Garrisoa.
IA nsed IN the Park last saiur-
ssIr y, WI spend the winter here
3 ID, = Lan Mathis was up from the
n ~ saturday, on busIaess.
'illa airs. II, Specht gave a
n M. eve dinner al their lovely
bin r s NE guests are always 50
~ ,s ane rlyaliy entertained. Tho
'..;.l,e. iiiantly Illuminated. The
nj ~ o. niistietoe. holly and
NJ, 14,,.eNed by pink lights were
er 4 very cordial welcome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

treos Of tho plcayune. Won tne u,lnc.
hold. y S' ''V's'-
san Antonio -
n, y Rohy and wife are spending
he.holidays With friends IN Carsicana'
Thad Phillips aud wife ARE guests
OF 6, Y Phillips and faulty
vlsting friends here.
Hon, 4, a. Smith ana family arc
V'ssl,ing his parents az Abbott
Nfa, J. X. MillouFhhy Is visiting
the cld folks In ueofHia.
l.. X. smith and wife are spending
tho holidays In Dallas.
Mlae Lena Mousls OF Denton Is vlslt-
Ing her brother ] II. Monnts.
Mlsa Kate collum OF Ccrticnna ia
A,s'uns hsr aunt, AIRS. II. $, Lump
Air W. II wigley and wife ara IN
Vuanah spendlus the hoildayR
Mrs. Tut Of Corsicana sis ylaltin.
Mrs, A. q. Raii Mas Lucy Mclean
% Augusta - also Waiting her nlager.
Mrs A. O. Rian.
Misses Pearl ivey and Ola Ford spent
Chris,maa Ia whitney
Miss irNe simmons Ia spending
The Chrlntmaa holidays az Moody.
Misses Aflttic ana stella Carter who
nave been Attending school at Sher.
man, have returned home to spend tho
holidays,
Mrs, !. b. poolcy ana Miss ANNA
Derdvn spent the day at Waco.
Miss Mamie WilliAmu OF Hubbard
Guy u Spending the holidays here.
Miss iillie Vaughan " Waiting
rlends IN Fort Worth
Misses Lou Paul and Molle Evans
~ IA. a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

j. c. Dlekey. OF New orleans, IS In
Tyler.
N. w. Finley, Of Dallas. Is Visiting
IN the city.
Claude Ward has returned from
visit 70 HIS old home. Texarkana.
MI aud Mira Rice MaScy, OF Shnt
man, nre visiting relatives IN the city
during the holidays,
Mrs. HOaklus md daughter. Miss
Ara. returned 10 Longview yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

o ,grs. Davidson OF Fort Worm At..s.
vbrien. Norwood t.,,,rr os1sa, a'sssis-
, "siker, spivy, Allen. Hess Sinl.r Z,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-09
ONE WAS KILLED
And Eleven We're Injured in the Riot
at the Wyant Mines in West
Virginia.
Strikers Attempted to Drive Out Men
Who Had Taken Their Places and
Net Armed Resistance.
Seven Companies Of Militia Should
Have Arrived on the Scene by
This Time.

ST. LOUIS, March "A special to
The Post Dispatch from Charleston, W.
Va, says:
The rioting of the Kanawha and New
river miners have resulted in bloodshed.
A mob Of 400 strikers attempted to drive
out of the Wyant mines the men who
had accepted the reduction of wages
against which the others were rebelling.
The rioters marched to Eagle, where the
Wyant mines are, but were met by
armed resistance on the part of the
working miners, who by a we'll directed
volley killed one of the strikers and
wounded II others, how seriously is not
known. The rioters then retired and it
is reported went to Montgomery, where
they recuited their numbers to 1900.
They also cut the wires and destroyed
considerable Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way property. Troops were put on
their way to Eagle and should be there
now, but no advices have been received.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-09
AN6rHER SILVER BILL.

Al Gov"rn 1nsations to BE Paid
in Gold or Silver.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Bryan Of Ne
braska introduced in the house a hill n
construe the law which gives the secre.
tary of the treasury the right to redeem
coin obligations in gold and silver at his
discretion. 1t provides further that all
obligations incurred by the government.
whether they bear interest or not, which.
according to their terms call for pay.
menu IN coin, shall be payable in gold or
silver at the discretion Of the secretary
Of the treasury and the right Of the
holder to demand payment in a par.
ticular kind of coin is expressly denied.
The secretary is directed to maintaln
gold and silver coin on a parity upon the
present legal ratio, or such ratio as NAV
be provided by law by receiving the same
without discrimination against either
metal In payment Of all public dues, Gus.
toms, and taxes.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-09
JUDGE LONGS PENSION.
Commissioned LOchren Is Again Re-
strained by Judge Cox.

Commissioner Lochren Is Again Re-
strained by Judge Cox.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Judge Cox
OF the district supreme court has
granted the injunction asked for by
Judge Charles d. Long of the Michigan
supreme court, to restrain Commissioner
OF Pensions Lochren from reducing his
pension from S75 to 500 a month, as the
commissioner announced he would do,
Only a Technical Victory.
While Judge Long is granted an in
junction, the opinion of Judge Cox on
whole appears adverse to him. The in
junction granted is given on technical
grounds, the judge stating that he is of
the opinion that the commissioner of
pensions has not given the actual 30
days notice of suspension or reduction
of pensions required by the ant of Dec.
81, 1898. On one of the main questions
in issue, viz: The power of the COM
missioner of pensions to review and re-
wise the action and ruling of his prede-
cessor, the decision is in favor Of Com.
missioner Lochren, Judge Cox stating
that Commissioner Lochren has this
power.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-09
A GAME OF O

Montana Men Gamble to the Exteut oi
o35,00o . Throw.
HELENA, Mon, March 2.-Butte has
. worldwide reputation for its fabulous
stakes on games of cards, but the spots
were knocked off the record by a game
Of dice between General G. s. Warren
and Miles Finlen. Several weeks ago
MIR. Warren secured an option on the
Pomona mining claim, neal Centerville,
from John E. Lloyd, for $l5, 900. Tues
day he met Miles Finlen, and the bond
proposition came up. Finlen offered
the general $1O, 900 for his bargain, or
$25, 900 for the mine.
"Here is my check for &c. 0O," said
he, pulling out a check book. IF you
will turn the bond over to me-" The
general demanded $50, 900, and then Fin
len made another proposition. "Tll
throw dice with you to see if I take the
bond off your hands at $40, 900 or
whether / pay you $50, 900.
"ITl go you," said the general as he
reached for the box. A measly pair of
fives turned up. The box was passed to
Finlen, who threw three duces and won
$4,000. He once more pulled out his
check book and filled out one of the
blanks for SIS, 900 payable to Mr.. War
rem.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-09
BRUTAL
An aged Wisconsin Farmer Shot
Wouldbe Robbers.

An Aged Wisconsin Farmer Shot by
Wouldbe Robbers.
RACINE, Wis, March 2.-John Gala.
CHAN, a well-to-do farmer of the town OF
Brighton, Kenosha county, 20 miles
southwest from here, was brutally mur.
dered by an unknown rufian. The
murderer entered the house where Cal
laghan and his wife were preparing to
retire, leveling a revolver at him and
demanded his money or life. Callaghan
said he had no money in the house and
was shot through the head. A posse is
securing the country in search of the
murderer. The victim was 63 wears old
and had lived in this vicinity 40 years.
Caught the Murderer.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2.-Georae
Cloud, who is charged with having
committed the Callahan murder neaI
Racine Tuesday night, was caught at
Peterson's mill, near New Munster. by
two farmers boys. He was taken to the
Callahan house, when he was identified
by the wife of the murdered man. Thu
prisoner is now in Jail at Kenosha.