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head. Ewing then struck out, and Bur
kett,, who attempted to steal third, was
neatly thrown out, Farrell to Davis.
hold the crowd. no runs
nan out, Mexican, to Tebeau. Burke
his buiky legs and Eddie was lucky and
steal second No runs.
Fifth inning-O'Connor flied to Ward:
hiei to Farrell. No runs.
fouled out to Zimmer. Murphy out, Nc.
s sSth In Inn hHse Young No w vans" the sof,es, of
strikers out. Childs fled to Van Hal
tren. Burkett flied to burke. NJ runs.
Davis, hit to Tcheau. who threw him
out to Young. covering the base. boyle
flied to Rurkett. Van Haltren foul flied
to reheau. No runs.
Seventh Inning Mexican fled to Ward.
Ewing out Ward to Doyle.
Tl"rnan flied to Van lialtieu. No runs.
Ward foul flied behind third to Bur
kett. Mexican fumblcd Tiernan's soft
grounder to short and Mike had a life
at first.
lie was thrown out trying to steal
second, thinner to Mexican. Burke
flied to McGarr. No runs.
Eighth lnning-O'Connor flied to
thinner out, Murphy to Doyle.
McGarr singled past second.
Young out to Doyle unassisted. No
runs.
Farrell raped a blazer past second
for a base.
Meekin sacrificed on a bunt. Farrell
going to second.
Murphy flied to O'onnor and Farrell
was doubled at second. No runs.
Ninth Inning -childs fled to Murnhv.
Bnrkett hit to left and Burke fumbled,
but he recovered and threw Burkett out
at second.
Mexican base on balls.
Ewing struck out.
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De LACY'S TOOL DISCHARGED

Justice Gaynor, OF the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, this morning discharged Pat
rick Coleman, who was arrested on May
II on a charge OF pool-selling at the
Gravesend trace. Coleman was an agent
OF DE Lacy, aad e through the act OF
making II book so De Lacy could get a
test case TO suit him: The discharge was
granted on = writ of habeas corpus.
TAe warrant under which Coleman was
arrested held that ne was aiding a lot
terry"
The appeal which will be taken to the
Court OF Appeals from Justice Gaynor's
decision in the Dwyer case will be based
pom the alleged unconstitutionality OF
the saxton amendment 70 the Ives Pool
law.
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"lAT0NiA RACES.
The First Race Was Won by Flora
Thornton, the Second by Anna.

RACE TRACK. CONVICTION. May ..
"A weli-flled card of six races attracted
quite a large crowd to the Latonia track
this afternoon. rhe feature of the races
was the Clipsetta Stakes for two-year-
old fllies. The track was In a pretty
good condition and the weather was fine.
The results of the races are as follows:
First Race-SiX Surlongs.-Won by
Flora Thornton, 6 to |: Tariff Reform,
| TO 2 for place, was second; Lula Nc
lean third. Time-1.l5 81
Second Race-One mile.-Won by Anna,
I to 10 and out: Anna Mayes. 1 to l
place, was second; Little Ed third. Time
IA IL.
Third Race-One mile and seventy
yards.-W0n by El Santa Anita. 2 to 8
and out: Slgeiro, 3 to l for place, was
second; The Governess third. Time
1 40 Ia
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THEIR INDICTMENTS HOLD.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. May 90
Judge Mills this morning denied the APP
plication OF Lawyer Martin J. Keogh to
dismiss the indictments found against
Percy Maggie and eleven others, for main
taining a pool-room known as Little
Monte Carlo" at Westchester.
Counsel for the poolro,m people asked
for his clients discharge on the ground
OF insufficient evidence,
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Aurclian, Dorian. Potcntate and
Henry Of Navarro raced heads apart
for SIX furlongs. The pacemakers, with
the exception of Henry Of Navarro,
then dropped out of II and John Cooper
Joined Henry OF Navarro. The pair
turned into the stretch IN even terms.
John Cooper drew away In the last
iurlong and won handily by a length
from Henry OF Navarro, who was two
lengths in front Of Hornpipe. Time
LIS IL.
Mutuels paid: Straight. S2i2. %; place,
Slll.65: third. SB 81. Henry OF Navarro
paid: Place, si6.S5: third, slo.3. Horn
pipe paid $l2. 20 third.
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BUCHANAN DEAD.
ScoRgnn Drothers' Derby Winner
Passes Away.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 20. Blu
chanan, Scoggan Brothers great stall
lion. and sire OF many good winners.
died here to day,
Buchanan was u chestnut horse,
thirteen years OF age. by Buckden, dam
Miss Grigsby. During his racing career
he was owned by W. Cottrill.
AS a three-year-old he started hve
times and won three. His best races
were In the Kentucky Derby and Clark
Isaac Murphy up, he easily disposed OF
such good ones as Loftin, Audrtan and
Bob Miles, He wab retired from the
turf at the end Of his h~ve-year-old
career.
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N IN OTHER CITIES.

AT PITTSBURG.
baltimore. ..... o y l o . l o o
Pittsburg -...... l q o o ] o u
Batteries-McMah and Robinson; Ehret and
Mack. Umpire-Mr. McQuade.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. 4 l U q 3
Chicago. ...... o ! o o o
Bateries-weyhung. Taylor and Clements:
Hutchinson and Schruer. Cmpire-Mr. O'Rourke.
AT WARRINGTON.
Louisytiie..... q u
Washington. So. 3 q
misunderstanding and Grim; Mercer and
McGuire. umpire-Mr. Hurst.
<xLo. suo-tyuu uexys will he found
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FIRST RACE.

Lord Hswkstone and Ella Reed were
the pacemakers for six furlongs. fol-
lowed by ~Pickpocket and Lizzie. Pick
pocket went to the front In the stretch
and won easily by "A length from Pick
OF Madrid. Time-l.til- IL.
Mutuels paid: Straight, 1896: place,
s.. b5; third, Sc. 30. Picknicker paid: Place,
SIC. 20: third, So. Madrid paid Sob third.
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Game.

BOSTON, May 29.-On account of wet
grounds the game which was to have
been played with the Cincinnati team
this afternoon was postponed.
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MORRIS PARK RACES.

StOnencII and DR.. Hasbrouck 10
Meet In the First.
RACE TRACK. MORRIS PARK. May
following are the entries for to-
morrow's races:
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After a long DELAY they got away In
good order, with Aloha. .Addie. God Dol,
Tar and Hoey in front, Libertine took
up the running at the end OF a fur!ong
nand was never afterwards headed, win
Tuttle, who was a length and a half In
front OF Hoey. Time-ll+ l-2: Little
Pirate broke down at the head OF the
stretch.
Mutuels paid: Straight, sil.l5; place,
So. 20; third, Sl7.B. Shelly Tuttle paid
place, $685.; third, 1885. Holy paid $685.
third
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Daric led from start To finish and won
easily by five lengths from Sabrina colt,
who was IA mead in front of California.
Time-l.m -.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50: place,
Sl2.5o, third. $3.50. Sabirna colt paid:
Place, sl2.h: third, sos, California
paid so. so third,
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Drink Magic RoN-ToNE. the great systsm VI
~taliser. Of all soda fountains; &c. glass. ." y
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Sir Walter won
Sir Excess was second.
Melody was third.
Time-l.t9
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Cleveland. 800 o o o o o. o
New York. 2 o Q o o o o x 2
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Sweepstakes OF SIS each. with 81. 900 added: for
three year-Olds and upward: non winners; one
mile and a sixteenth.
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The entries for the races at Bright
ton Beach tomorrow will be found OF
the sixth page,
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Work Advertise in LIE VOF1AO. 20 Words 10 Cts.

close order to the stretch. Gotham then
came through and won In n romp by two
lengths from Walter, who was a length
ana a half in front of Sir Galahad. Time
lib 81.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $1S.55; place,
500; third, SIZE. Walter paid. Place,
$ldO; third, S6.S5. Sir Galahad paid 36.Gj
third.
OtRTII ACE
The Fort Hamilton Handicap. for three year
oldS, 500 each the club to add an amount neces.
sdrN to make the value Of the stalker fiO, 900, one
mile and . tmrlnnR.
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Other sporting news will be found
on Page @.
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Garrison loafed with Gotham. while
Waltzer. Sir Galahad and Utica raced In
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swecpstakes Of SIS each, with 81, 400 added
for three year-olds and upward, selling six fun
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Especial to The Evening worid)
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN May
29.-The attendance is lighter this after
noon than seems to be called for by the
first locking of horns this season with
Chris Won der Ahe's wild and woolly
youngsters.
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loOntnusd On seventh IugEI'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

vclahco. Texar. June ib.--'rhe popullat
county convention at Angleton yesterday
WIS wen attended despite the heavy
rains that during tho previous thirty
houis extended peariy all over Braxoria
county. General Mcbride OF Alvin was
elected chairman. and Profesaor BELL Of
Liverpool secretary
After selecting ak delegates aud alter
mates to the State and congregational con-
ventipnB county matters were brought up
for dlacuHal0n and much oficlal Work
was ckamped relating 70 recent .zponai-
lures by tho county, isnunhce OF bonds,
large fees paid attorneys ana others nnd
uethndn pursued ~ making contractt.
Certain oTlclai performances We're So
yerely confirmed and others praised.
There seemed little opp0nitipn 20 the
proposal that the poptillHtH no in with the
bsai class OF white democrat ana repub-
iioan tax payers for the formation OF a
county ticket, retaining such OFFICERS ~
have given nntiFfnction ANA leaving on
Objectionable ones.
Leading democrats and republicans, N
Guiding NesFrn bryan. Douthet. bhnpatd,
Caldwell and Du Marr, we're requested
10 address the convention and made short
speeches In favor OF q non-pariisan
county ticket
'riiI a late hour last night the conyen-
tion sas cnnASirring campaign Methods
and their decision viii be- made known
to-day Ia the ibint conclnye or committee
man Of ALI unrtien.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
CONVICT ,Iunnilr,isp
shociSinE T'rrntmcnt On the Hoppe
Farm Investigated.

Caldwell. Texas. June i5-rhc case Of
Robert Nowaoml and Ben Mhyea. over
acera on iSoppe'- cenylet farm. charged
with negligent homicide. was up FOR pre-
llunary trial IN Squire choppers SQUIRT
yesterday afternoon. The facts as sworn
TO by two State Witnesses were substar.
tally aa foiiowsi
ON May - one Dunn, a tramp painter
wae sent TO the convict farm by the city
authorities OF Caldwell. lie claimed to
be alVk and unable to work, on the
rornlnE OF May q hon Mayea whipped
Dunn Tor mos, % the tlmn Cor forty mins
ut,s, giving hhn ~ many da 100 lAnhes
on tho bare back VITA n strap three AMI
half fevt long and four lnchoa wide
He was whipped more In The afternoon,
compelled 70 stay IN the Held and X 'ep
up with the squad, but not required To
work In addition 10 whipping he WRg
knocked down With "a niN-shOOtcr. Kicked
and otherwise cruelty treated.
Late Ia the Afternoon he was dragged
to tho house by two hands and left on the
gallery In dying condition. Aftnr darl,
he was dragged inside tho building by a
ncuro Who WaH ordered to do 80. whufu
he died shortly after.
punn was n tTump and drunken char
nctcr AMI but little attention was given
the mattar ct the time OF ~ nroufrgnce.
The ease II creating considerable ieellnf.
Newaome and Aiaycs were held IN 'sV
NA ulsil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
wE sTiii6n AND oItors.
Coleman county HAS Promise of
Euormous trops.

tONtmhu 'nhuif lthA tFhhhAN ~
Enormous Crops.
To tho Editor OF tho POST
Santa Anna. Texas, June ii.--l respect
fully ask you Tor gratuitoua space Tor our
crop prospects,
Ia She month Of April we had gully
washing rain which lasted about two
houra. IN the month OF May three heavy
rainn. one Of six hours duration. another
OF -four hours. with heavy showers and
rains throughout the month anG al 10
date into the month Of June and az 4
write slow, steady rain 10 falling WIN
such seasoning the growth Of tho cotton
plant quite naturally " such na has not
beon seen since cotton WAS firHt planted
In this territory. Men OF authority tell
me that there " On lncroHgo OF acreage
OF ~ per cont and probably more, rs
farmers who planted not a stalk last
year have from ffty 20 one hundred acres
now Ia cultivation, The cotton Rin men
inform me that IN 1891 there was Einnsd
here 10 this territory zoo bales, 1891 1907
1888, iOO and M 1891 there VIII be glnnri
and shipped from Santa Anna between
100 aud 1900 balca OF cotton. This glNea
an iden OF tho per cent OF Increase In
ACREAGE
rho plant Is in fine condition and our
planters are hard ut work. Also for the
flrat lime In years our farmers VIII haya
corn 10 run them, from present proHpcciH.
and "a continuance OF the me showers
that for the past two months have been
failing on and on. y. l.. Lappington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

New orleans, La, June ls..-Dr, William
q. Austin. one Of the oldest and most
eminent Physicians Ia the South. dled
today at his home IN this city. He was
born eighty years ago IN t.ouden county.
Nirvinia. lie was superintendent OF the
Charity HOSPITAL here before the war.
served in the medical department OF the
Contederaey and returned ia time 10 con-
tend WIKI the terrible yellow fever eps-
denies OF 1861 and iSsS About ehls time
he came 10 the front as the foremost
yellow fever expert IN the south and
fainei Nutioud reputation lie was
president OF the stare board OF health
during the epidemic OF 1876 and Ia ISIS
was appointed quarantine physlcian IN
charge Of the detention amt fnmlgntion
system Al TIE mouth OF the Nisslss.~Si
q post which he nllcd with such dsstlnc-
ton and diligence that during his In
oumbcncy OF five years no Infectious dis
ease Was Imported Into Louisiana through
that channel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
nRENHAM nuDoI:r
""iu Under Homo for Aturder--f,t-
orcd iinlI Teams


hrenham. Texas, June la-The preiiini-
nary trial OF I'D and Fritz Ganske and
anareas and Charles lIabel. charged with
me murder OF Otto wenzel and an as
sault with intent to murder Herman
barnhardt. was heard before Justice
Barton at Gay Hill yesterday and they
We're bound over IN the sum OF 5000 each
In the first and 500 each In the second
case b. s. Rogers. ESQ.,, and County
Attorney buchanan appeared Tor the
state and Justice o. E. Binz and VI. Il.
Garrett, ESQ. for the defense. In de-
isnlt OF bail they were rsmanded TO jail,
hut they expect 10 have friends In here
tomorrow to make bond for them.
At Stochbridge's pasture Lust evening
the Famous colored base ball nine OF
Brenham crossed bats with the Red
Stockings Of Austin for the gate re-
oelpts. Both teams did some fine play
ing, but the invmclble team here was
victorious by score OF - to 10. The
Bronham team has been playing ali
corners for years and has never been de-
feated. II played crack team from
Navasota last year with n score OF TO
g,perhaps as good as any game ever
played In the state They will play
again this evening. the weather permit
ting.
The Epworth League met at the Meth.
odist church last night and TO large
audience rendered an excellent pro
The little folks OF the West side had
q June celebration In imitation of the
Maifest yesterday, poradlng the streets
with band and decorated wagons.
The district conference OF the Metho-
DIST church was in session at Lyons to-
day, ana among those who went vi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Rs.vflle Texas, June is--chaH. X
.,astsbrookc. a drummer representing the
s,rs,, Furniture Company. Of 81 Louis,
"a suddenly lht the Queen Hotel cary
49,. ,nornIne. He came In on the uut'
- -, ,rexas and Pacific train last ever
~. ,rs-n me East. visited the furniture
$3.50 before snndown ard ate hearty
- a, the hotel Shortly. thereafter.
stfY siding with several others ott on
VIZ s,,,ns gallery, he vas fahcn VIII =
tue 49,, which lasted some time. ne
conf uis.S,.a n about an hour after being
~ tr,S.-, II Ms -Oom. D0ctcra PAR anp
reinos-, N Inc meaniiue hnviag peen
ss,,,smmon1d He had 5000 stisni ,, i i5S1
the ~ rsturneti At Intervals OF apyn
me y ha,ir resulting IN death ae9ut =
cNrtf, shla i1torninc. The dlaflf- ~ bfe-
nennsr' .s.ne ggald e4u H. lie l--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

HEMPsrBAD. June 15.-Al Wright,
The Engllshman who killed young WIN
Brown in the early spring, is here to
have his examining trial on next Mon
lay, The prisoner has been confined In
the Harris county jail for several months
for fear OF violence from relatives Of
the deceased. Expressions Of violence
were heard during the excitement follow
Ing the killing. but It Is safe 70 say that
the defendant will have a fair legal trial.
The defense will try to prove that the
killing was accidental; that Wright in
tendeo to hit Brown over the head with
Tie shotgun and killed him accident
slb. The prosecution will try TO prove
that both barrels of the gun were cooked
when the gun was fired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

VELAsCo. June 15.-River boatmen
made good catches OF cedar logs during
the recent rise in the BRACES.
An Italian fishing sloop has been on
The coast several days.
Some OF Velasco's longshoremen who
went to Tamplco prospecting have re-
turned. reporting dull times and very
low wages there
News was received today from Hinhle's
Terry that Mrs. Judge c. II. Cox was
not expected TO Hive many days. Her rel
idence.
Hon. and Mrs. Perry Bryan have gone
70 Matagorda, where their daughter,
MIS-. Fred Robbins. Is reported dAngeI-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

feke Charles. La, June lb'--cnptnin
paul riley. an Old citizen Of this place
ana a man Of means. committed suicide
last fdgft ~ shooting himnoif In the fore
head with n as-caiibre revolver Several
MONTH rlfica his wife died ard be tcok
Inc ioay very hard aud for several weeks
~ has been Quite tnviaucholy, but ms
frierida attributed this 20 the tact thaf
~ 4,sr Ma 4 neyptn spells 81 nalArini fever
Of iate, lot did MOI think he would tats
his NE lie WAS wen .nni IAy9fnn,,iy
known aud universally liked c4pfciAlll
~ tfe sea going population lie leaves
several children 70 mourn the lOth
a child OF g. anterspanxh Vas ntvess. Y,
ma diei LII nlxiif from The effects.
me lldi9s VI the Methodist lspiscopai
ch,jreh of West Lake viii give an ~
enrsi1n e Prcn's Lake tonight on me
rttamrr Hazel
1'be cafhDlics % Lake Cares - 1oo7
a. can b. arranged with the railroad
company. VIII giye A Sunday cfcnralon
n No ialt mines near New iberia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

lately been over IN Eastern Texas and
LOUISIANA ~ ;ae malaria. districts Sew
erql letters from hls wife nrFlne MIN %
consult tfr qvctQtH Indicated mat he WaA
not 10 SOUND hrnith lie was a member
81 the X. Of =, Lodge No. 20 YAxao city.
Miss. The local ioisc here VIII ook Aficf
the remains and hatr communicated with
the family. He looked 10 have been
about 81 years u axe. The remains viii
be shipped 70 his home In Mississippi this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

LocKHART. June 1.-THE Posts trav-
tler was invited to attend the closing
lance at the Loclxhart opera house last
night, given by my friend. Professor Y.
A. Hall. The professor has fifty-five nu-
pills. and the ease and grace which charac-
Cd In the pleasures OF the dance, shoved
700 we'll the excellent training which
had been accorded them by the skilled
pTofessor. The dance continued until
carly morning, when all babe the pro-
fsssor and his wife good bye. Professor
Han Will go to San Marcos from mere
for a few months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

PALESTINE. June 15,-The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen Will give
grand barbecue and picnic at Troupe on
July 4. The lodges at Palestine ana
iongview are giving It jointly and the
AFFAIR promises to be grand success
The citizens of Troupe are taking i've,
" interest in the patter and VIII penu
every effort to entertain their Ylsitt0ifss.,
Special trains will be run from an poinss
within fifty miles. An excellent piS-
Famine has been arranged and the PIo-
he Is invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Cuero, Texas. June is-Mr. w. g
pahrie' q rsuuiar and we'll known young
burinesis man of this city and Miss Sophie
prutz we're married wednesday night a.
me resideNre Of the brides mother. the
fauuy couple wifi be don1uiled IN The
neat H,iic home provided b. the grofi-
1-nt xlNosn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

coimesneli. Texan. June Js.--Peie John.
ron. bridre foreman on the Teas ana
SABINE railway. was married 70 Mrs
saiyie Ward al Chester last eyfulrs,
Yev. V. A. Oodbsy ofiiciatlng-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

HEARNE, June lion the night OF
June IA. at regular meeting OF Golden
Rule lodge No. Ss1. a. f. and a. NJ, me
following officers were elected; Johh
sailors, W. NJ; j. G. Henniger' $. WI
1. Kaufman, j. w; L. W. Carr. tre ai
uteri y. 7. Palms, secretary; :. 4; u
yer. uler; j. c.. Collins, 3. D. W. ~,
Davidson, ]. D. J. W. katchtord Wa
,Aised to the sublime degree OF Ma
VT Mason. DR.. VIM. Sadler was grant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

cpero Texas. June lb.-Mrs. Pace.
asughter OF Mr.. Columbus Burns, OF
S,,,,-,s station. died yesterday evening
after a few hours nlckness.
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sAy MAnCOs,

BAN MARCOS. June i5.-The pile dn-
yer and bridge gang from smithviie mas
rrlTed, and Mosweeney Bros, contract
sFs. say that the grading and traek-iay-
ns from the river to town VIII be COM
fletel by July !. Everything pr,4i,
Pressing nicely and the new depot VII y
completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

ctERo, June is.-rhe cas. M Al c..
~ snA ~ VIII The Killing OF Charles
triai. 'pe Meytrsvillc road. "a on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

LovELADY, June H--About noon to-
day nice looking young man, neatly
dressed, stepped into N. NJ, Rayburn's
store and pawned an open-faced coin
watch for $3.50. About an hour later
Justice Of the Peace c. w. Waddell re-
eslved message from Trinity to arrest
rived, that he had stolen u watch. The
descrlptiOn given in the telegram CORE
sgoried exactly witn the one who
pswned the watch. The officers have
him under arrest and have notified the
oifieers ut Trinity. He says his name Is
llarbln and that he came from Trinity
today, but denies knowing anything
about the watch or what he Is arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

last nlehi anr VIII stay = resr
hay. 49, tss'HHo l ssryless anaoanced 10
Snn1 9y nti9 ny ~ knights q Pythias
week % account of lhs rain. 's''s" N'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17

Ga, Antonio. Texas June bIThe
u,ldaw Of the late General L. Q. G. Ord.
~ me unlied States army. died At h ni
ZONE here to-day after A lingering NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-17
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
.,wsr NOTES GATHERED ny ouR
CORRESPONDENTS.
!, wright Goes TO Hampstead TO
nave an Examining Triai--ar-
rested for stealing Watch.
An Election OF Officers.

vAsrRop. June 1.-THE 'Rosebuds"
.,,srtained their friends most royalty ut
~ residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
u ,1 last night with n Gypsy tea, and
Z, n attendance were delighted with the
.rasant time spent In conversation and
ssrclng. with elegant Refreshments,
-Ane the popular Kerr band furnished
.'e,llent music throughout the evening.
Rusk
pI-sK. June 1.-THE jury in the case
:, The State VS.. Ira Chase. a negro.
.A.rged with perjury before the grand
an brought in verdict today. giving
I'm five years in the penitentiary.
chapman Bates. negro boy II years
al pleaded guilty to burglary and the
hry gave him two years in the retorma-
'' isase James Il. Policy has not arrived
vi and Hon. h. Il. Morris is acting as
'tceurt adjourned today until Monday,
me 18th, and then the murder case OF
N IL Casey for killing King Bradley
Vii b. tried or called for trial. as It Is
sel foT that day.
superintendent Of penltentinries l.. A.
whatley If here on business connected
IN The ' ease against d. A. Patterson in
the district court for assault TO murder
Vas dismissed today by the district at
loney.
attending court.