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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25

WE AXE HULUINU DUNN cheapest for any man to wear Our all wool, fast color. Rightly Made Suits at sl0. come in black. blue and mixed woolens. and are great values. Better grades at highsr prices. Ovsrcoats. long. easy 6t- ting. comfortable. are the style this winter. Our s12 ovs rcoat in black. blue and grey is a beauty. and it will wear as we'll as some of the finer qualities. Boys Suits @ 50. $ and S7 50 are our strongest lires. We give big values at these prices. Have you seen our Suit and extra Pants. s3 50 ! or our SuIt. extra Pants and cap. S They are great values
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25
Mems Shoes

Mems fine sewed shoes. wheeler's price before sssignment 6 25. now n. Mems fine sewed shoes. Wheeler's price before assignment s3.25. now sl.e0 Mems working shoes from 65c up. Mems fine patent leather calf shoes. were s3.15. now sI.75. Mems fine French calf shoes, were s4, now s2. Mems fine French cali hand sewed shoes. were S5.5O. now S2.5O. Several styles French calf hand sewed shoes in wheeler's comforts. were $500. now s2 90 and s2.75. Mems fine French calf and cordovan hand sewed welt shoes, before assignment 6 50 and sT.o0. now s2.75. Mems finest French patent call hand sewed shoes. were q. nov s2 50 Mems fine French calf cork sole hand made shoes. were s7. 50. now $50. Men'i slippers up to finest real alligator. were q to g 50. now S9c. Complete line of Mat tawan felt slippers at half usual pries Boys. and Youths shoes from CSC up Children's shoes from 65c up.
 Sale now going on in stnra
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25
NeKipI.x .t ps,,sburr

PITTsBUEG. Oct. 25.-After spending the morning at Columbus attending to official business Governor Mckinley came to Pittsburg and talked tariff to as many as could crowd into the old city hall
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25
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LING MUCK tFenhseu-
 HAETFogn. Oct. 95.-Fire destroyed three largo barns, 10 cows. three horses, seven hogs and all the farm implements of Martin Hynes. a milk dealer near this city. The fro was caused by trnmps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Denison. Tex. July H.-Four hundred
and fifty punches Of bananas were
sold by Hubbard Brothers. groeers. yes
terdsy for % cents per bunch. The
fruit had been tied W by the strike IN
the north and an immediate sale was
necessary.
A new bridge has been completed
west OF the city and VIII greatly facili-
tate tile country trafc between sher-
man and Preston Bend.
Tho Republican league Of Grnysuu
county met here last night to further
their plans for the campaign, Owing to
the slim attendance nothing was done.
Nose Rittar. u coldred man Of this
city. yesterday received word from Ne
shOba. Miss. that his brother had died
there. leaving him thousand dollar
lank account.
Several negroes were in the city on
route 10 Hearne yesterday. They had
been sent to Lehlgh to work Ia the
cpul minos. but VIXEN they saw the
situation they backed out.
Sin Killer Griffin, the colored evangel-
lst, IS doing thriving business here IN
the Interest Of the Lord,
y game OF base bail between tile
Denlson ard Marshall colored teams
was played here yesterday. Marshall
Ms the victor. Score. IL to %.
Deruty Uiitod States Marshal
nvughorty Of Oklahoma was In the
city today In quest OF a horse theft
who II is claimed stole eight head OF
horses IN that district.
] W. Noel OF Linn. !. t., who dis
appeared with $50 worth OF groceries a
few days ago from this city, was
brought IN By Deputy United States
Marshal MerahEn this morning. and
made a settlement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEwsy ITEMS FROM OUR OWN
CORRESPONDENTS.
Judge Reagan at esinssviiie--Met at
the Depot by a Large Crowd.
Alliance Picnic at Itaiy-rhs
Navarro County. Fair.

Gainesville. Tex. July ii.-Judge
Reagan reached this city this morning
at 1880 o'clock over the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas. He was met at the
depot by large ana enthusiastic
crowd OF admirers and supporters
many OF whom pressed forward, shook
his hand and offered words OF cheer
and pledges OF support. while others
took on their hats and exclaimed
"Hurrah for Reagan
At 1870 he repaired to the courthouse
and commenced HE speech. a crowd
met him there and gave him an even
more enthusiastic reception. He was
given the closest attention throughout.
His friends here are more firmly con-
WINGED now than ever that he f. the
man to preside over the AFFAIRS Of
Texas.
Hon. Berry Camp Is in the city to-
day looking after his candidacy for
lieutenant governor,
Lieutenant Governor NJ. NJ. Crane
came In this morning and was met at
the depot with q carriage. and after
breakfast was taken to Calllsburg.
where he addressed the citizens.
The firemen who were brought here
from the North were put aboard the
s o'clock Santa Fe train last night
and taken TO Cieburne. where they
were put to work in place Of the strik'
ink firemen. One Of them came In this
morning firing on the through train
from Galveston 10 Kansas City. This
train arrived here at o'clock a. m,
and is the first through train that has
passed since Monday night. II had
a Pullman sleeper attached.
Everything is quiet In railroad cirlces
here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Ardmore. I. r.. July l4.-Editor r.
w. MoAdams is back from Washing
ton. D. c.
Miss Beulah Fitch OF Sherman, who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. W.
b. Gardenhlre, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs j. II. Mason has returned from
visit 10 her old home at Milan,
Kansas.
Mrs. sudie Wilson OF Marshall. Tex.
is the guest Of Mrs. G. w. Stewart.
Arthur walcott, Esq. Of Muskogee,
is here.
Mrs. r. W. McAdams is visiting
friends in Cleburne.
Misses Lutte Haley OF Savanna and
Chockie La Flore OF Limestone Gap,
Choctaw Nation, are the guests OF
Mrs. Lee Cruce.
Miss Maggie Bruce has returned from
South McAlester.
Judge and Mrs. F. G. Barry have re-
turned from Sherman.
Misses Minnie and Lucille Pouttrell
OF Longview, Texas, who have been
visiting Mrs. Il. W. Randall, returned
home Monday.
Judge Hlnkl and family. Silas Boyd
and family, together with Misses Maude
Llttell and Edna Duston are camping
at Rock Canyon.
Miss Ida Wyant Of Denison, Tex,
Is visiting Miss Lem Nolen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Grand Master Sargent Talks of ss-
Great Strike.

Terre Haute. Ind. July N-Grand
Master Sargent Of the firemens'
brotherhood said that the old brother
hoods will come out OF the Pullman
strike stronger than before 1t was or
dered for It viii demonstrate their con-
sentative character. The laws OF his
organization. he says. are made so as
TO prevent strike so far as possible
that such spirit should actuate all
laboring organizations. He added that
at no time during the Pullman boycott
was there any danger OF a sympathetic
strike on the part Of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive F'iremen and all tals IL
that eject was by persons not familiar
with the brotherhood laws. He was
sorry for the brotherhood firemen who
had gone out on this strike on their
own account and had lost their Jobs
but they knew the consequences when
they struck az the firements organiza-
ton had no trouble whatever with any
OF the railroads Chief Sargent says
he is a personal friend OF Debs and
admirers his honesty OF purpose and
his intellectual ability but he made
mistake in ordering on this sympathetic
strike Of the American Railway Union.
What effect Il would have on Debs own
organization he could not say. but he
did think II would make the old
brotherhood stronger. one effect &
might have FOR while would be TO
make IL harder for all the railway or
ganIzatlons to get concessions from the
rDmunuies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Decatur Tex. July N.-Eight con-
,4cts In the Wise county jail. who have
received sentences for various crimes
during the present term Of court, be-
came boisterous and unruly last night.
breaking locks pots. etc, cursing and
swearing and mailing the night hide
Gus with their yells. After many
thre9ts and much persuasion by the
officers. they were finally overpowered
aud now euch Of them wears handcuns
ana ihey are chained to their cells.
The Republican county convention
met here this afternoon Delegates
were selected for the state. senatorial
nnd congressional conventions. The
delegates 20 the state convention. which
meets NJ Dallas, August g.. were In
struotft % vote for Hon y Il. Meek
Of Fort Worth for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Italy, Tex. July la,-Today the ALI
ance had a picnic at South Italy. DR.
fanny Leak OF Austin was present
from the state Alliance and delivered
very impressive address The county
lecturer also spoke for the edifcation
of the Alliance members. The day
passed pleasantly. The protracted
meeting at the Baptist church con-
unues, and much good is being done.
The pastor, Rev. selvlge. Is aided in
his noble work by Rev. Riddle from
Waxahachie
Rev. Clay Collier Of Joshua came
In yesterday and last night began a
meeting at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rlan church. The pastor. Rev. n. c.
Howard. has not yet returned from
Tennessee. His MISSION there was the
burial Of his wife who died so sud-
denly some days ago.
The work OF Improvement goes on.
There Is now a movement on foot to
build a public school building. As
the coll &c building IS not large enough
for the number Of pupils in attend
ance during the public school.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Chicago. III. July l4-Upon his ar
rival at his office today Mayor Hop
kins received the letter from the gem
eru managers association returning
the proposition FOR a settlement Of the
strike as made by Debs, Sovereign and
Howard with the information that It
would not be considered. The mayor
forwarded the communication 10 Presi-
dent Dobs. Il regret that the answer
is SUCH said the mayor II think the
railroad companies should have taken
advantage OF such a fair offer in the
Interests OF peace. law and order OF
coures they know their business better
than / do"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
The nIr Ennr Mrrci..r.

Terre Haute. Ind. July 1.-THE au-
thorities today arrested the supposed
wreeker Of the Big -Four passenger
train which resulted in the killing Of
Engineer Moehcrman and Fireman
Fleck. Ex-Congressman Lamb. who
has been employed to prosecute. said
tonight that the officials believe they
have the right mar. The prisoners
name 80 Edward Holloway. OF Indian
apolia. He was at the scene OF the
wreck but disappeared Immediately az
tcrward. but was arrested today at
Rockville and brought hero. He was
employed by the Big -Four the day be-
fore the wreck 10 take strikers place
but he at once deeerted and Joined the
strikers and helped to side track the
freight trains
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
MISS Eula Randle

Miss Eula Randle q 4.
Mexico, has been elected ~
the NJ. u. Lloyd rides, III n
the boys "a grand reception !, 4
dence OF DR.. White tn-n,y.'1
reception will be one Of n. !.
events of the encampment n
be attended by the Lloyd "A,
Miss Randle is a highly se,,1
young lady Of Monterey ~
to be the prettiest sponsor 7.
at least that is what the H..
Lloyd rifles think. To-mo,r,
Sunday. no drilling WIN b. N
everybody will rest no MI
boys will attend morning Y,
the city. In the afternoon y
sacred concert viii be riT..
grand stand on the sr,'
grounds 1t will be lares', Z
by the soldier boys and Mi
the city.
Captain NJ. d. LLOYD Of Fr I
Will entertain the VI. 3. lirl
at the residence OF Mrs ps,'i
Tobin on Tuesday night IfJ
time Mrs. Tobin viii entsrI
Belknap rifles with a lawn M
iFencibles entertained thu, I.
Miss Mamie Neal OF Hour,
Misses Harland. Burke, sneu I.
eral other lady friends at an
terday.
The NJ. b. Lloyd rities ~,
their sponsor. Miss Randie. al
lady friends from Austin 4
to-day.
Tomorrow. Sunday. the Mil
rifles will entertain quite a NJ
their lady friends al dlnns
the afternoon the Lloyds n
lady friends. will have thsIt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Grapevine, Tex July ii.--There is
a protracted meeting going on at the
Baptist church here, considerable in
terest is exhibited. Rev. 'Itlncaldr Of
Dallas Is assisting the pastor. ]. H.
Bennett
contracts are lot for two brick store
houses 10 he built at once,
Grain IS coming In slowly: farmers
holding for better prices.
WHEAT and oct rrop. now nenrlv. ali
threshed, the yield " good. Corn IL
damaged by the dry weather. Cotton
growing and frulung nicely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

wynnewood l, T., July IA county
convention was held here to-day by
the lease men Of the Chlchassw nation
to select delegates to the Ardmore con-
vention, TO be held on tho 23d The
ArdmOre convention win then send
delegates before the Davis commission
at South McAlpster, 10 see what VIII
be done In regard to the lease busl-
ness. The lease men OF this nation
number over 10000, and are preparing
70 take the proper stops to protect
themselves in case a change Is made
in this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Cisco, Tcx., July 1.-the board OF
Pharmacy OF tie Forty second district
met IN Cisco ana elected o. 7 Maxwell
president and George c. Harris regis
traitor. Abilene.
Tho following gentlemen received
Certificates; Lyman 4. Could r. a.
81, John, II. l.. oliver A II. Carnes.
w, A. Haley, II. C. Cook.
The Cisco uottling company have
moved their plant 10 the building for
merry occupied by the Cisco Ice COM
pany.
Epper Bros. have sold their livery
and feed stable TO Rhondes a Harrell
OF Rohy, Tex. who have located in
CISCO and brought their families with
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Austin. Tex. July 14.-Ahat.
crowd attended the division I'd
day at Camp Mabry. Map. 4
the Fifth regiment was pnsa1
a handsome meerschaum p',.
second battalion OF the Fifih 4
Governor Hogg spent the I'D
OF the day. The Bruce msil|
drilled for Tuesday morntl|
n'nlnnls --
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
socIALIsTIc DEMossTli]
The Cry of Daiiot- and %
Ken Tin.

New York, July ii.--A d
demonstration was held 81
square this evening. Dstits
the municipal and park palm
hand to preserve order. bat :
no trouble. Superintendent n
manned in his office thrdtt1
evening to give directions b 1
Trouble. The cry raised BY v
ers at the start was ballots y
This cry was taken up BY
ceeding speaker. for the Lead
sociallstic party controlled M X
and wanted TO work II fos
worth for their own inferred
bined with the ooclalistle A. A
In the demonstration were W
Labor Federation and ~
States Hebrew trades, M
expected. numerous red nap Il
played. and but a few And
were visible.
Each division of the raz
rled a number OF transpsfs'
various notices, such as
CAPITALISTS" and kindred y
About Union square seyeral
had been erected for ~
Addresses were made in w
man nn1 Hebrew. a pls''
assigned to the speakers y
Ruage.
l.ucius Samuels, c fiery 3
called upon to preside. y
speech strongly condemry
TO- his treatment Of big ~
then denounced capital
fashion. Charles MAeheh
the socialist candidate icr :
this state. was the nexl y
referred at some ler gin
strike, and after condempl4
and the railroad magnais;
we must meet them WI
weapons available--tht
ballot. not bullets. mus' o
dy."
After him came \. y
who was a candidate on
ticket for a Judicial poH,
lie followed in the Same Y.
Daniel Deleon, former
mayor, Mrs, Imogene Y +
salunsky and many iesss' ~
following resolutions weis
Whereas, the town 81 e.
tablished on n basis repus,
liberty giving to its iops
power over the economy
its people, similar 70 w
by the feudal lords OF "
Whereas, the strike y Z
OF Pullman was the
abuses and outrages wv
and inevitably arise from
one man power. and ~
Whereas. the army ah9
the United States were q
text arrayed on the ~ y
roads, contrary TO all NV b.
the protests OF the govern llI
invaded by the troops ~ -
violation OF the eonsu'
United States to fign' =
monopoly by inJunctiph
against the producers q g, n
have been systeniatieas~+.
the fruits OF their ton, w H b
Resolved, that we ser u, |
an evidence OF the irrepl'@I q
between the producers ~ 4
ers which must coniln ME-. f.
until the present iItan I}
competition Is supplniea'. 4.
tion which Will insut' rs 13.
the full product Of Pc 1 2
Resolved. That We a. ,||4
wage earners Of al c s >l|
country to sever ut's,s 4
ton with the old ~, IS
which are under the VIZ w, h
talists and unite via X.
Dor party. whose ',.,1 a.
the overflow Of tina. ,sfs +
opoly and the estaniitn
operative commonNs. u Il
sures equal Justice "
serials Of liberty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Springfield, M, July 1.-THE ATTAIN
ito Trust company and the Railway
Equlpmen, company. both OF Now
York, instituted suit in the United
States circuit court against Henry
o tiara at Alton and the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, asking the appointment
Of rea2ivers FOR l,i00 freight cars which
o,Hara purchased Of the plaintiffs aud
which he leased 10 the Mobile and
Ohio. they claiming o'Hara owes them
$50. 900 for the same. Judge Allen To-
night appointed Charles f. Kinball
Springfield receivers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Washington. july lA-plspatches re-
ceived at the postofiice department dur
ing the day report that the Interrupt
tons to the mails are rapidly deereas-
ing and show that the strike il practi-
eally ended. Reports from Chicago and
other points In tho wcat Indicate u
general Improvement In the mails SER
vice and postal officials express their
belief OF tho withdrawal Of practically
all the distractions to transmissions
VI malls except In California
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Chicago, July I-John NJ. Egan,
chairman OF the General Managers as
ISOLATION. announced at noon today
that the action was final which was
taken last night In returning to the
mayor the proposition for return OF
q re strikers 10 work admitted by Pros
ldeut Deha of the American Railway
union. TIT announcement by Mr..
Egan was said TO Do the result OF q
secession Of the general manasers which
beEan today nholt 30 q. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

wounded in Fort Smith yards this
afternoon. a pistol dropped from the
belt Of compfn.or md was Gischarg-
ed. the bullet entering Pate's able
mon. Pate. who residcd st Morriilton.
gained national notoriety in 1859, hav-
ing been charged BY Pinkerton detect
the murder OF Hon. John NJ. Clayton
fslurnmerville, and the tragedy today
vtvidly recalls that terrible AFFAIR. the
mystery surrounding which has never
been solved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Frankfort KY. July ii.--col. Breck-
enridge spoke to crowd OF 1000 PEG
pie az stamping Ground, Scott county.
the home county o. W. c. Owens. to-
day The band played 'The Girl I
Left Behind Me. as he was escorted
10 the stand, md he was enthurlas.
tlcally received He delivered one Of
HE most eloquent speeches. There were
a large number OF ladies' present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Alvord, Tex. July 1.-THE produce
dealers and farmers are loading six
cars Of melons today ON account Of
recent railroad troubles thls is the
iirst lot Of melons shipped this sea-
Our canning factory is doing the best
business this year Il has ever done.
The factory has put up 10 date 1000
eases 81 hlackherries, 1900 cases OF
beans and 1000 eases OF corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Kansas city Mo, July ii.--pr. Cary
er today won the last OF the 1--we
pigeon shoe, with J, a, r. Elliot, Of
Kansas City. Today's score was as
cio9e and exciting As have been the
previous ones, Carver killed ninety
I'VE birds TO bis opponents nlnety-fonr.
Several phenonenal long distance shots
were made BY both men, The match
was for 500 a game with side bet OF
siae on The final outcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Southampton. July i4.--At the
Southampton regatta today Lord Dun
raven sseerad his new twenty rater
Audrey In her maiden race over n
twruiv-stS mile course. Heavy rsir. f,ii
throughout the race. The Inyonl. after
a good start. secured the lead. la
throughout the race and won. The
time was as follows inynnl. 3.bb.t-,
Deidre. S-0s; Audrey. S.Bs.ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

rested willlam Buck. william West
rope. r. A. Roberts. A. j. Robeck
and Dick Brown. foreman. for last
evenings switch wreck. Brown has
been ldtentified as having OPENED the
runaway engine throttle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

81 Louis, NO. July is.--Aii railroad
trains at this point are now arriving
ana dsnerling on time. freighss being
moved without Inconvenience. 4 iares
ndmner Of applications from old emf
pscSss 70 pe fe'nssaird ave b9ing mad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Helena Mont, July 1.-THE oner Of
nclaliy made by General Manager Ken
driek TO reinstate all employees who
are now on strike who are not guilty
Of criminal acts, which holds good till
noon tomorrow has not been taken by
any employees SO Tar. except the con
duct0rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Arlington, Tex. July 1.-THE 4
month-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Rogers died "Wednesday night.
Miss Maggie Wilson Is visiting at
MIS- Henry Beale OF sweetwater is
visiting her mother here.
Mrs. +, X. Goldlng leaves for Ken
lucky tomorrow 10 stay durlne ne
summer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Chicago, July IL "A summons was
served today On Dchs, Kcleher, Rogtra
and Howard from the United states
circuit court Tor the western district
Of Tennessee TO aShpear In August and
answer an informal charge there
agalust Thorn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
An AnpenI Tor Ana.

Kansas City Mo. July lt--ueorre c.
Ward, local president OF the Amcri-
can Railway union has issued an APP
peal for aid for the men who loft their
work during the strike and are now
out of employment and In distress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

III Pnso. Tex. July n.--Despite the
Associated Press reports to the con-
trary local labor ayltatcrs hare declare
that the strike Is NOT on, and that
az are standing firm, and there IL no
need FOR alarm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Little ROCK, Arl. July a. 1.-The troops
nave been Withdrawn from Barring
Cross and everything has sestled down
20 about normal condition. BON
Pate. deputy CnltcN States mars.i.i
wsa asridcntally slot and fgsaHy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Claude, Tex. July ia-onr new jan
Is now completed. II was buiit Of
rock frem quarry located on Paio
puao ennon III this county. and Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

OF the finest quality OF sandstone. The
total cost OF the building was $4,000.
our commissioners court meets to-
day for the purpose OF accepting the
building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

oatesviiie. Tex. july 1.-THE dis.
trict cour, conyenes Monday. Distr.e,
Attorney j. I. Dariels Is here ready
for IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

JAMES II. SHERIDAN,
W. @. MCLEAN

99VWTTT VI fTITNNTWFT-
This u Interpreted To mean thu, tho
mons organization have officlnliy dts
countenanced the stfika and the
swiichmen having been tho backbone
OF the strikers forces the outlook for
the Dehs-Soyereign plan Tor continu-
inS the strike Is discournFlnE.