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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Amarillo. Potter County. Tex. June
2L-District court convened in Amarillo
lure IL and 10 grinding out justice
slowly. There are three special judges.
Hon. II. II. Wallace being disqualified.
The grand Jury reported sixteen indict-
menta. four felony al Il twelve miade-
meanors, and adjourned until Monday,
The docket Is the largest one that has
ever been In the Panhandle, There are
four ex-senators attending court.
Messrs. Matlock ana Peacock OF Fort
Worth w. .. Davis OF Gain esville,
Temple Houston OF Woodward. |. T.,
together with Judge T. h. Stanley OF
Fort Worth and the local bar in full
force
A. C. Boyce. wife and daughter of
Georgetown, Tex, were visiting here
this week Mr.. Boyce is the manager
Of the Capital Syndicate ranch.
Col. D. y. Keller, Hon. j. d. Moore
and Judge j. V. Good spent several
hours here yesterday.
Crops and grass are fine; all the lakes
are full OF water, and the young people
are having fne time boat riding.
w. II. Reagan and Miss S. b. Cooper
were married last night.
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Government Authorities Condemned
for Driving Them out.

tptclhi blhnhtcn
South McAlcster l. n, June
81 "A Mass U meeting was held
here last night by tho citlacns
Of South McAleator and i'd
joining towns to draft revolutions con-
demnIns the notion OF the United States
authorities In running mtrudVrs out OF
the Territory. A committee OF four
OF South McAlcatern prominent laws
yorH were appointed TO draw up tho
resolutions. which ttcy did. when they
were read and n motion made 20 tclV-
graph them to the SECRETARY OF the
Interior, which was carried ClippinRn
from different papers bearing on the
subject were read and collection waA
taken 10 bear the cxpeneoH OF the telc.
gram, which was quickly made NJ.
The meeting then adjourned
Fully 400 people were present and
much bitterness WIS manifested To-
ward the authorities several warm
speeches were nude and much excite
mont exists,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Decatur. Wise county. Tex. June Fl.
George Green, who shot steve Ca
ruthers about year ago. was released
today. The jury pronounced him in
sane. He will be ordered to the asylum
In a few days
strawd Harris, colored. pleaded guilty
N the district court today for shooting
ms wife and Bet Foreman colored.
about six weeks ago at this place. He
was sentenced to 1--WE years imprison-
ment.
Preparations have been made for n
DIE social event at the residence OF
MRS. Pratts. two miles northwest of
town, In honor OF Miss Givens OF Ken
lucky.
IL, II. Baumgertner, the jeweler, has
purchased from Herring, Hall 4 Mar
Win company fine burglar and fire.
proof safe. costing him $500 and weigh
ing $3.50 pounds.
Mrs. W. Il. Leaper OF Cleburne Is
IN the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Ellen Baker OF Vernon is In
the city on business.
c. o. Gates and f. p. Gofr will leave
for Ardmore soon
Dick Cargill fas been appointed city
clrculator for both the Gazette and
Telegram.
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such ~ Was In the ris-t Court Of
tiyii Appeals.

Special Dispatch,
Galveston, Tex. June 2i.-ThiH was
opinion day In the court Of civil APP
peals for the First judicial district,
and the following cases were passed
upon;
Aflirmod-Wcstcrn Union Telegraph
company w. Frank }. willlford, from
Harris. Western Union Telegraph com
pany VI. August iIcintze 81 Co.. from
Fayette; International and Great
Northern railway company W.. Louis
Bender, from Harris; international and
Great Northern railway company Va.
y v, Douglass. from lIpnatoni WiHbey
a Stornenberg W. Mary r. Boyce az
al, from Harris,
Reversed and rcmandcd- Galveston,
Harrisburg aud San Antonio railway
company w, Columbus y. Klnnebrew.
from Colorado; charles T.. Burr a Co.
VS.. W w Davis, from Houston: Lutch-
er Moore W.. u, II Noteworthy ct al.
from Orange
Reversed ana rendered for nppellan,
---Flrat National bank OF Hastings.
Eeb., VI, y. W. Bonner n Sons, from
Cherokee,
Reversed ana demanded for appellee
--'Aiiddlebro0k Bros. w. David Bradley
Manufacturing company. from Jackson.
motion to afiirm on certificate refused,
j, II. Ryan ~ al w. NJ. w Wheeler
guardian, from shelby; n, Il. Graves
q ~ VI. q. w. perwlnier ct al. from
Shelby
Motion for rehoaring rcfused---J. H.
Kipp. Jr., VI. Thomas u. Rabb "a
al, from Chambers; NJ. l.. WomncIs
W. Womble & Macarthur.
Motion for leave to ME new appeal
bond~-u, W. cowperthwnlte W.. j. c.
Fulton at nl.. from Arkansas.
euhmitied--J. c. Trube w, !. q. Mont.
gomery, executor. from Galveston.
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REGENTS ir,ELp nay.
Professor Edwards WINS Requested
To Resign for Reasons eivcn.

Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex. Juno ei.--As predicted
last night today was field day with
the university regents, Three new
professors were elected to M vacancies
two OF which were caused by requested
designations. and two more resigna.
tons were asked for tna obtained.
Professor Edwards OF the chair Of
biology was one OF these. For two
days the board has been hard at work
investigating the charges laid az his
door OF fcrmenting dircofd In the
faculty, After thoroughly invcatigat-
ing they decided that the proof bore
out the charges and believing that
hia services further would cmbarrass
and hamper the university and his
resignation was asked, IL was also
shown that he was the author OF the
letter which appeared In the Austin
News q few days ago signed Y. y. y,
In which some OF the regents were re-
f,tred TO In no uncyftain terms. This
action. with regard 10 Professor Ed
wpfds, was not Induced In any derrvc
or manner by the rumors Of infidellty
and the teaching OF darwinis.n. These
We're not considered.
The resignation Ot Professor Mac
Farlane OF the school OF physics was
also requested uion the ground alone
that as an Instructor he could he i'm
psoved ON. Therc WAS no thought or
intlmatlon thnt he was not n thorough
ly competent scientist, but the fault
lay IN his inability 10 reality impart
| this knowledge, The auccesaurs TO
these two professors were not elected
aud probably VIII not DO until the
| September meeting.
Professor IA, w. Harper 81 Fort
Worth wns elected adjunct professor
OF chemistry at u salary OF ,2SO0,
Professor David Il. Houston OF South
carolsnn was selected 10 fii tho char
OF political science at salary OF ssO01
and Sidney r. Mezes OF California nd.
junct professor OF philosophy at tn,
same salary, MIR, r. l.. Bats was
| promoted To be adjunct professor OF
law ut a salary u $500 Professor
Pruner was elected TO DO adjunct pro-
fossor q Toutonio languages Mr.,
Arthur L,feyrc. who has been at tn,
head OF the high school IN Gonzales
aH Instructor In mathematics. and MIR
A, =. Setback OF San Antonio as tutor
In chemistry.
After trtnsnctlng some other bust
ness OF minor Importance the hoard
| adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Bogata. Red River County. Tex.
June H.-The crop prospects Were never
better In this portion of the county.
The cotton rcreage Is about the sams
as last year. Dat crop was lisht.
The Red River county Sunday school
convention meets here on Thursday
night. June rs. Preparations are be-
Ing made to entertain quite number
Of delegates The ladies OF the town
had an ice cream supper last night
under the au. pices OF the Presbyterian
church. the proceeds, S2s, were con-
tributed toward finiihing up the Pres
tytvrian patronage.
Hon. ]. G. Hodges OF Paris. who Is
n candidate for congress. Will speak
here on the 2Ith. and Hon. ]. W.
Crawford Of Sulphur Springs on July
the 80. Mr.. Crawford Is also n cam
didate for congress.
Mr.. V. Bronagh. formerly OF Honey
Grove. is opening up very large
stock OF general merchandise on East
Main street.
Mr.. W, NJ. Beard ls having his bust
ness house moved from West Main 10
East Main street.
Mr.. Dczier, formerly OF Inglish. Tex.
contemplates cmbarking In the dry
goods business In the near future ut
Bcgata.
BY mutual consent Messrs. J. Il. and
Il. A. Horner dissolved coaftnershlp
the latter withdrawing and Mr.. ]. 4,
Homer becoming responsible for all
liabilities OF the firm
Mr. c. n. Harris. the senior editor
OF the II, a River Record. made buRl-
ness trip TO .'larksville Monday.
Mr.. w. p. Clatlerbuck left few
days ago for quite an extensive visit
to Missouri.
Professor w Z. Miller and wife left
Monday TO visls 'helr old home In
West Tennessee
Miss Ollie Humphreys left few
doys ago TO visit her relatives at Jen-
nlnRs, Texas.
Miss Ida Dallings of Blossom IL visit.
ing her uncle, r. w. Mccain.
Miss Maggie Klrksey made 1 visit &c
Clarksville this week.
Professor Jones OF Gilmer, Texas, Il
visiting his old friend @. H. Black. III,
Junior editor OF the Record.
Mrs. Hart OF jefferson came up a few
days ago TO visit her daughters. Mira
McClinton and Mrs. Or. Av,ns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

ALE, Tarrant County. Tex, June 81.
ALE stall keeps up the reputation Of
being the most orderly village in the
county, Notwithstanding the large
crowds that gather here on public oo-
casions. ON last sabbath about 2OOU
people We're here. The singing classes
fion, Highland. sablthany, Reno ana
Boone met with the ALE class, and the
day was spent IN singing. led by Profs.
j. j. Giddens, 7. ]. billiard. J. a. Bailey,
II. II. Boone and others. At II o'clock
a discourse was given by Rev. Thorn
Of Weatherford. Dinner wan served on
the ground and all had an enjoyable
time.
Mr. e. A. Miller OF Willamette Val
ley, ore, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Jos
Fowler, spending his vacation OF med
zeal college in Chicago, Ill.
w. l. M.,,er OF Weatherford ~ cir
culating among his many friends IN
Azle.
now. 49,
Anottor room will be added to the
ALE school building. and. with frot,
Stubbleneld at the helm, large ana
prosperous school next year y expected
Justice precinct No, VIII vote on
local option on July Z.
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THE BUDGET FROM DALLAS
a FATTY LOOKING ron a SIGHT
ron A HOLLAND COLONY.


Dallas. Tex. June ai.--A party Of
representative men. looking over Texas
in the interest OF colony OF Holland
ers. LIVING in the vicini,y OF Chicago.
who expect to locate somwhere In this
great and prosperous state. OF which
they have heard such good accounts
Of late. arrived yesterday aud at once
proceeded to their task OF taking In
Texas. They win leave tonight for
Houston and expect to return to Dali
las next Monday or Tuesday to make
an Investigation OF the resources
Of Dallas county. and select location
FOR their colony II they can ind one
TO suit them. The following gentle
mon compose the party: ]. Brici<ima,
]. Nichols, ], Pyle. George De Young,
p Prins. II. Van Der Ploeg, c. l<rues-
lingo, George Dalonherg, +, kruff. Rev.
l.. poyks,ia and DIR. Hagens.
The Intending coionists are all we'll
to-do HollRnders. majority OF them
farmcra living at Chicago and In the
vicinity OF that city.
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.,,on TEX, June 21.--Ad Egley's
|,.r,ont in the Donn ahower block
|. attached yesterday for small
gmnts aggresating very probably
The assets win Just about cover
amount.
h. Baker mystery Is still the topic
here. Mr.. w. p Dunbar,
/ I'm Of the deserted wife. with a
In marty, visited yesterday after
H. The locality where the demented
II was located. The man, however.
u not Rev. Baker. but u drunken
I'm keeper who by his antics had
I,ntened the people In that naighbor-
IN rhe prominence OF Mr.. Baker
| n ligious circles heightens the ex-
cement and his friends. firmly be-
Ming his integrity, are making every
In to find him. A prominent citizen
H. expressed his opllicn that by this
IL Elder Baker was sailing for Eng
M. Many people from the fact of
leaving behind many valuables of
greater worth than the moneys
Erowed believe him to be the victim
some unforeseen and unavoidable
;sfortune,
he Denton Monitor, edited by r.
Collins, has suspended publication.
IL was the oldest paper in the coun-
having appeared every week since
1 sixties. The financial conditions
4 the cause Of the suspensions
At the chapel of the Texas Normal
5lege the Junior scientihcs enter
Ined in their final appearance a
he audience.
1rhe Alumni held the annual meeting
noon today. Mr.. w. w. Barrett
Is elected PRESIDENT. Miss Permllla
hes secretary of the body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
wEATHERFoRD.

Iweatherford, Tex. June 21.-.The
Eioric belled buzzard was seen yes
jday lowering over the city.
frwo woodpeckers have been at work
] the smokestaok of the Crystal
face FIGURING mills since last satur-
" drilling away with their oills on
surface of the stuck and succeeded
making two holes in It,
There are In the city ninety vacant
uses, sixty eight residences and
EtLty-two business houses.
Politics are warming up and eager
the eyes to scan the morning
4pers.
Ehe colored felix's Of the city re-
lved s6S75, and paid out $685. for
barbecue and returned thanks.
Ilht Aledo barbecue Will be held on
etnrday, June &c.
IIhe Ladies' Aid society NJ the First
fptist church Will give an ice cream
Ftival at the residence of Mrs. Il.
sawtells Monday night.
Iwatermtlons are on the market to-
", which were grown four miles west
the city.
Pew machinery, valued at $4,000,
i oeing placed In position at the
seatherford Cotton Seed OIL mills.
.lhe following pupils have entered
II North Central Business college
rs week; james A. Maddox. Nick
Aen, Ben Mobiles, Tom Smith.
salh,rford, and Miss Mamie Nc
Fhoeh, CHISHOLM, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Special DIspatch.
Dallas. Tex, June 2i.-A npeclai from
The Gazette In Dallas thla morning
stated that Pat Jones, an old negro
man, left his home. iis cabell street.
several days ago to be gone few
minutes. but had not returned, and
thai rs he exhibited slsns OF mental
arrangement as n result Of recent
spell OF sickness, his wife was anxious
about him.
Yesterday evening Pat appeared AZ
Garland with new pistol, which he
WINS dlscharging ms he walked along
the road. He was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff serbor. who brought him TO
Dallas and placed him In jail. AZ first
charge OF carrying n gun was lodged
he was insane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
colLEcE ron RYAN,
The Cumberland rresbyterinns Have
Located One In That CITY.


Located One in Tint city.
Special Dispatch.
Ryan. l. 7, Juno si.--Ryan Is to have
college In operation by the ist OF.
october. Prof W. A. Erwin OF Par
sons college. veais station, Tex. is 20
DO the president The building will be
Ssxe2 feet "a feet high, ave rooms be-
low and an auditorium and two rooms
above, Tho college will he under the
fostering care OF the Cumberland Pres
oyterian church. with the tlnanca cont
trolled by q board OF directors, About
$1,000 IN money and good subscriptions
have been raised up 20 date. more
Will be required TO complete the hnlld-
INK. The plans aud specifications have
been made by Mr., Dawson, architect,
% Fort Worth, Tex. Sealed bids may
be new handed In TO the board OF d.
recsors. The contract Will be let June
Any material aid that may be fur
nishcd will be thankfully received aud
used In placing this new enterprise
on firm and conservative basis.
Letters are already coming In In
qulring about the college Pernons
wishing information may write 10 Prof,
w. A, Erwin AZ Veala station. Tex,
or Rev H. H. Baker, Montague. Tex.
or either one OF the board OF directors
at Ryan, l, r.. 'to-wlt; ], u. Mercy
nolds. ~, r. Conklln, W, L.. Richards
and 8, W. Ryan. The college build
inE viii be beautiful substantial
frame, situated about one-half milo
from the business part OF town at
the end of washiuaton avenue. ON u
commanding eminon0a. from which the
country can be seen for miles Ia every
direction, The building will 90 forward
as soon as the contract Is let
Boarding houses will be IN demand
when the college is opened, which viii
be the lat % october, and Il possible
the lat Of September next
The oat crop Is ready for harvest,
which Is much better Than expected
The thr,shcrs are ateaming out of
town to thresh the whent Farmers are
iubllant over this heavy grain crop.
Misses Annie Holdm0n and Icsae
Looney, after q weeks visit 10 friends
here returned TO their home at Delch-
ctVllle, Tex.
Rev neloung OF Henrietta. Tex,
viii begin HIS protrnctcd meeting here
ON the Esd OF this month,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

lloga, Tex, June 2l,--Mr. Albert Err
|m Of the Denton News. Or. Lipscomb
~ Mr. Rippy. all Of Denton, are here
Pay trying to get trace of Elder
FAker who disappeared mysteriously
Il last Thursday, on which date a
IAN answering the description OF the
Cassing parson was seen to alight
I'm the train here and start west
the direction OF the mineral well.
|.9Never, he was seen to pass on and
RS seen again half a mile farther
(s SUI going west.
sam Hawkins. also OF Denton, came
''sterday and is here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Goldthwalte. Tex. June 2l-Jusuee
Roach has the largest crowd that ever
attended his court witnessing the eN-
animation Of witnesses In the case OF
Charles Rohl. who shot and killed G.
II. Osborne on June .. The state Is
ra,,resented by County Attorney r..
l. IA Williams and District Attorney
W. S, shannon. Defendant Rohl is rep
resented by local attorneys. ]. L. Lewis
and d. IL. Trlplett as leading counsel.
The court has been busy for two DAYS
and may consume the balance OF ms
week. Ii seems that Rohls purpose
for killing Osborne was his intimacy
with his wife. They are making CLOSE
efforts on both sides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
WILL INVITE nErunLloANs.
Dallas TO Send mn Invitation Conn
mittce 10 Denver.


Dallas. Tex. June 9i.-'rhe Dallas
Commercial club has appointed the fol-
lowing committee 10 attend TIM national
Republican League convention. which
viii be held in the city OF Denver Col,
next week and extend the most corr
dial invitation to that body to hold
their next national convention in Dali
las, Tex; q. II, Holloway, Russell
Myrlck and II. Il. Turner Theac gem
ing for Denver and will act IN conjunc-
tion with u similar committee nppointci
b. the mayor. 7 he advantages to this
state resulting from such n convention
OF the representative men OF our ma
tion are manifest 90 every one and OF
course viii provo OF incnlculablo bene-
NJ 70 the Republlcan party Of TeNas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas. Tex. June 2i.--Aiex coclreli.
while digging in a sand pit on South
Lamar street ,odny uncarthed part Of
the remains OF gigantic prehistoric
animal. Among them were two teeth.
one OF which measured eight inches
across the crown and was twenty-five
inches IN circumference. The teeth
were broken on 10 short that their
length could not be learned. but judg-
Ing from the uniform taper. they
must have been at least siS feet long.
other parts We're proportionately NAM
moth. Mr., cookrcll will send them TO
the Smithsonian Institution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Temple. Tex. June 2i.--The state
convention of the Texas Deaf Mute
association will convene in this city
tomorrow and next day. The main
feature OF the meeting is to vote on
the adoption OF a constitution for the
importance OF mutual fellowship as
means OF promoting individual growth
In society and literary advancement
Among the delegates who nave ar
lived IL Jeff Funderbuck, president Of
Inc assocIation, and II. b. Pool, sec
rotary. More delegates are looked FOR
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Sptclul Bitpnten'
Dallas. June 2l.-The commencement
exercises Of the ursuiine academy were
held this morning, with a large NUM-
Der Of friends In attendance The pro-
gram was as usual cXceilently
arranged and well executed.
The stage was bordeFed with u wreath
OF trumpet flowers. interpreted with
stands OF blooming plants. Large
bowls OF Egyptian lotus and other wa
ter flowers were effectively arranged
In setting OF green,
The following were the recipients or
gold medals: Miss Mary Burrels. the
Martiniere medal Miss n. Hartnett;
the Moroney medal, Miss Matte Cher
ny: medal for application, Miss Rosa
Levy; for sewing, Miss Georgia Scott
OF Fort Worth. music aud painting-
Miss N Scott; medal for music, Miss
Lurlyne Branch.
The medal awarded % Miss Branch
was the highest In the school ana was
presented by Professor Hans kreing.
The salutatory was read by MISE
Mary Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Terrell. Kaufman County. Tex, June
2.-Mis Lizzie wiiilngham is missing
and her parents are hunting for her
she has not been home since last Sun
dsv. she is about 10 years old.
The Terrell are department wish It
dIstinctly understood that the celebrsi-
lion Of July VIII come on on Una, WA,
Hs,a rnere was report circulated
,hat the celebration had been post
noned but Chief Anthony desires US
% state that e 'h 1sIy i IS ~ Inc day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

70 twenty bushels 10 the acre. Oats
never better. N'''V' "s'e
nurieson Is moving upward Several
school trustees have e,nnlnvna t,las
y. ,, Griilin MS principal for next year
rtot. COLLIER OF the Mound school Tor
hed oak academy has associated Win
nun Frof: Davenport for next wear.
,a a.. {. Jones has just Completed n
uV-salloE tank. and II is full Of me
purest water. So the long-felt NEE,
OF the city Is supplied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

plano, Collin County, Taa- June a. ~
ewing to the excessive heat ana .he
large crowds In attendance AZ me
ssries Of meetings now In progress =.
he {. =. church In Plano. iafge ~.
has been erected and ample riselhs
room can now be furnished % an VIZ
wish to attend. The met unk y y's
~ raucted by Evangelist hehoIse'Ns'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
B0M NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
= nrrwEEN McALEsTER AND
xnEBs ABANDONED.
:, Madness wns the cause-scv-
!, parties out Hunting for the
~, DR.. Bniscr-crop condi-
lions of This Section.

L,.,,son. Tex. June 21.-This morning
h rain running between McAlester
1, rrebs. 1. T., was abandoned on
.,rt OF slack business. The crews
Lag between Denison and Mus
|.sa will make regular trips TO
~ and do all business.
H.. Messenger conductor was this
[ning taken of the run between
(r,.oa and Parsons. Five men Will
r,c pa ,senger trains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Glen Rose. Somervell Co. Tex.
fuhe 2i.--The crop prospects of this
LS0uniy We're never more promising
nan at present, with the exception Of
se wheat crop. which will be a very
fAort one.
S,sn Rose Lodge. No. 525, A. F. ana
n ~, elected for the ensuing year the
Knowing officers: j. NJ. Montgomery'
ii, A.; j. B. +. Murphy. $. W. w =.
r.1sNes. j. W: Scott inflow. treasurer
roe j. Il. Wilkinson, tiler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Mills, Tex. June 2o.-News reached
here this morning that owen Ramsey.
the elier son OF T. Ramsey. was found
dead Mt the Baptist church at Cotton
Gin, about o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The verdict q the jury was that
he came TO his death by indigestion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

Crews of gainesville Gets ON Lighter
Than Expected.

Special Di1patch.
Gainesville, Tex. June 2i.-The jury
in the third case against Crews. after
being out from Yesterday at noon.
this morning brought In a verdict Of
murder IN the FIRST degree. and as
pessed the defendants punishment at
life imprisonment. The sentence was
a surprise and disappointment for ey-
erybody thought and hoped Il would
be death. Crews crimes have been re-
peatedly told through The Gazette, and
they were the most wanton and willful
and malicious known IN the annals Of
this cuunty's crimes, and that he has
eseapsd the gnilows II regarded as "A
mockery to Justice.
The annual district conference OF the
Methodist church convened here today.