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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
king KELLY IS DEAD.
BOstOn's Justly Celebrated Catcher
Dies of Pneumonia
AT THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

In Boston-He Had Been With a
Theatrical Company Doing a
Speciality Since the Base Ball
Season Closed, and Came to
Boston Few Days Ago,
Slightly IIl-He Seemed In a
Fair Way to Recover, but Suf-
fered a Relapse-Other Sport
ing News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

WAsHISsToS, ID. c., November S.
A commission vas issued today 70 haR-
gle Z. Hsfnsr. as postmaster a. Ma
thias, Hardy county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

Special 70 ths R Fgsr.
WELLSBUEG W. VA, November S.
The Republic. are painting the town
red tonight They had a very credit.
able parade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

/, November S.-The Official
dent Of the Board Of Alder
n JerOlOman, Republican. a
,S73. Z. y. ii. Tamsen, Re-
Sheriff, 27,le0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
NlcIntrra,. PIuralItr.

KER, Col, November S.-McIn-
Qrali,y for Governor is esti-
No. OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

New YORE, Oysmber S.-The ofi-|
cial vote OF Nv GorA CITY for Mayoris
Us follows: W u Strong (ReDublt-I
cam l53, O43; II Grant (Tammany)
1Os, rs; L0c ~ (Soc.) 7.ISl:I
James McC4l , POS; Georgsa
Gettlen (Prf. 0ng's plurality,
Al,265.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

IT :gIGL PAY you to take Hoods kSsr-
sapaplGa. With pure blood you eed
not fssr the grip. pneumonia. diphtheria
or fever. HOODS SArsaparllIa will make
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

RICHMOND, Va, November S.-John =.
Rablneau, manager OF the Al0emariV Clao,
killed Otto E'raySer this morning FVsr
game Of dice.
MIDDLEsBoRoU6H KY, November S.
James N0ana was shot and killed b9"Wild
Billn Tuda , ltO-day. Ii was the r suit OF
an old grudgel
WAsHrSGTdfS, d. G., Novembs1f = -
cash balance T. the IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

LlTcuFrELDI Ill. November s.-Four
miles south ~ here to-day. farmer named
HottennE hot and killed Mrs Charles
NeimeyeuI then fatally wounded him
self, oV |Enership Of piece Of lana.
READiE u. November S.-The Read.
ing Iron q Inv to-day placed its anthrat
cite blast forsace No. in operation.
capacity Is so tone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Groesbeeck, Limestone County, Tex.
July o-Thc GroesbeoclS Religious
journal demands hearing on an Inn
mediate petition for Prohibition cleo
ton for the county. 1t is asserted that
many voters Were influenced by whisky
IN the primary and dissatisfaction pre-
walls.
The wind for the past few days has
been as hot as sheoi, drying vegetation
TO crisp. Corn is cut short and crops
can be gathered In July unless rain
Messrs. Johnson Bryant and Aycock,
machlnists and min men. commenced
work upon their gin and min Yesterday
ana VIII soon be prepared to build
engines and repair anything
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Tyler, Tex, July 6.-The Fourth was
observed very peaceably here: in fact,
more so than ever before, The post
office closed throughout the day, while
our business houses closed promptly
at II o'clock m. The Daily Democrat
Reporter issued no paper, At o'clock
IN the afternoon the square was crowd
ed to witness the firemen's drill fol-
lowed at by the parade, headed by
Professor PAGES brass band. ndvcrtis-
ing the performance which was given
for the firemen's benefit at the Grand
by local talent, and was n success flnan-
cially and otherwise.
shooting occurred seven miles
northwest Of this city on the Fourth, In
which a negro by the name OF Tate was
shot in the head by his brothor-in-law,
81 Lucas.
Lucas claims that Tate was up be-
fore day and seeing him, mistook him
for dog and fired The bail was
probed for by the doctors without sue
cess and the wound will likely prove
fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
coiored baptist. quarrel.

special Dispatch.
Calvert, Tex, July s.--Last October
the colored Baptist state convention
split at the convention here. The new
Baptist state convention OF color in the
Lincoln association carried the day by
a vote OF 1876 to 80. The san Antonio
split was caused by the unlfieatIon
scheme presented by the home mis-
sion society OF New York binding the
colored Baptists OF Texas and the South
to cooperate with them financially and
otherwise for fifty years. The new
convention believes that Bishops coll
lcge at Marshall, operated by the home
mission society Of New York and In
dorsed by the old convention Of Texas,
should have more colored teachers In
its faculty. The colored BaptIsts have
given thousands OF dollars toward the
support OF that school and now after
aiding 1t each year for thirteen years
in succession. they think that they
should have more than one colored
teacher in the school. there being eleven
white teachers from the Eastern states
and Canada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
ANsON.

Anson. Tex, July Ave have been
having some very warm weather for
the past week accompanied with hot
winds.
One of our dry goods merchants. Mr..
j. w. Davis, returned from Hill coun-
ty few days ago with his bride. He
and Miss Gable Jones We're married in
I'M county few days ago. They VIII
make this town their future home Mr.
Davis has been residing in this county
for "a number of years and has many
friends here.
The hardware firm known as Bryant
Bros, of this place have sold their
entire stock OF goods to Calbert &
Peuick and they intend moving to
Missouri in the near future.
Prospects for good corn and cotton
crops IN this county are very natterng
for this year Wheat and cat crops
We're cut short on account of dry
weather during the winter.
Mr.. a. II. Kirby. enc OF Abllene'a
prominent attorneys, Is here today
attending county court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

support 10 the market They we've
ihnscd iareely on the prospect OF n
speedy settlement OF the tanfr question
and on ;he determination OF the United
states government to use foroe against
Instructors OF Interstate commerce.
London's huliish tendencies were. hcw-
over. checked rs IL failure ON Friday Of
a brokerage house in the city II Is an
nomced shat the public issue In Lon
don OF the new Baltimore and Ohio
loan has been a complete success.
while the Influences above referred
20 have checked selling ard resulted In
steady tone with some aight al
vances. there has been no activity.
The tNurtt Of JulS holiday breaking
the work had some eject and the sum-
mer vacation season also tends to re.
duce speculative participation. Bqih
The street and the public wait Tor the
termination Of the strike aud solu-
tlnn II the tarin. The passage OF the
compromise measure by the senate
was Of little direct influence. as the
bill goes az once 10 the house. IN which
body. IL rumor Is correct. there IL car
most opposition 10 some Of the changes
In the PROVISIONS OF The original Wilson
III. The only immediate result was q
decline in the price OF cugar stock.
The sale of foreign exchange and tho
abscnOg OF gold shipments until Friday
did not appear to affect prices direct
a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Kemp. Tex, July 6.-The primary
election here will be held the i4th OF
this month. Politics are being dis
eussed lively enough. 1t is expected
that Judge Reagan viii receive an
overwhelming majority In kaufman
county.
Rev w. e. Graham and Mr.. b, Rea-
sonover accompanied by Misses
Georgia Noble. Nettie watkins Annie
Robinson, Leila Majors and Willie
Shaw, left this morning to attend the
Presbytery at Union. Van zandt coun-
ty, Texas.
Constable Duncan has been making
several arrests lately, all for petty
thefts.
Miss Ida Dellls and Miss Annie Long
mire are attending the normal at Kauf-
man.
Weather dry and intensely warm.
Farmers are expressing unenslness
about cotton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Troy, Tex, July e,--Troy had her
big Fourth Of July celebration yesler-
day. The officers OF the Troy lodge A.
F. IS A. NJ, We're Installed and in the
afternoon DR. II. c. Client OF Bolton
delivered an interesting Masonic lee
turc, which was well received. Tho
Troy cornet band rendered the music
for the occasion. All seemed to be in
especially good humor nnd enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent
Mr.. Burt of Fort Worth was in Troy
"Wednesday in the Interest of The GA
zette.
The colored folks held picnic al
Old Troy yesterday.
IL IL quite warm here yet. but not
SO hot as on previous days.
The Populists will have grand
political picnic on July 81. and are VIII
n nng 10 divide time with the Demo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Usual siEna, Whether nriRbt or
Gloomy, signify Nothing New.
by Associated Press,
New York. July G.--R. G. Dun s. Co.'S
weekly review Of trade viii say:
1.-The interruption Of business by tho
railroad strike has been such that
usual signs, whether bright or gloomy,
have little value. The senate has
pas2ed the tariff bin. but In such shape
that no one ventures to risk much on
it's final passage without further al
iteration.
Speculation In products has turned
largely upon temporary uncertainties,
but meat products have been higher,
with threatened famine here and the
probability that larger quantities will
be spoiled at Chicago while improved
crop prospects have depressed wheat
3-ic. The crop year ends with nur-
row exports though little larger than
OF late and the aggregate for the year
has been not far from 165.OOOOOO
buahels. -four Incl AIDED. though at the
lowest average prices ever known. The
years receipts at Western ports were
about i5s.OOO,OoO bushels. against 2i0,-
900, 900 the previous year. Cotton prom-
ises so well and the stock In sight here
and abroad 10 so large that speculation
for an advance Is difficult with two
months OF the crop year yet remnin-
ing over 7.a50,OO0 bales have already
come into sight and there IS strong
promise OF much larger yield this
year.
The Iron Industry.
"The iron Industry had not yet re-
covered from the coal miners strike
when It was seriously interrupted by
the blockade OF railroads at the West.
An obvious effect viii be restriction
Of repairs and car building and Of track
laying. A large and somewhat last
ing reduction In the demand for iron
is the natural consequence OF disturb
ances affecting railway earnings. The
demand for iron praducts does not APP
pear better and prices are again tend
ing downward In spite OF the general
feallng that an advance would follow
the terminal mine strike.
Textile manufactures do not show
improvement Only two important cot
ton factories manufacturing strip
goods have stopped indefinitely. while
the unsold stock OF print cloths at rail-
River and Providence has reached L.
O6l 900 pieces and downward revision
in prices OF bleachtd sheetings Is OK
pected. quite a large number OF
wooden mills have filled all orders in
hand and closed for the present and
in most branches orders for the future
fall far below expectations. Interrupt
ton OF traffic Is felt in these Industries.
but much more the uncertainty has
shown how fhr foreign goods may be
delivered at lower prices than domestic
after new DUTIES effect them. and be-
hind these causes Of hesitation Hes
abe fact that while many hands are ont
q work and wages reduced for others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Arapahoe. o. T.. July 1.-The weather
Is Very hot at this place at present.
though crops look fine. Crops OF all
kind are good and the settlers in this
part of Oklahoma are in flne spirits.
There was a Populst convention for
q bounty held In our town Saturday
and as usual the entire afternoon was
spent In speech making They almost
forgot to transact the business for
which they were called.
Tic Democratic executive committee
for the county held . meeting on Sat
urday and called a convention to meet
on the 18th Of this month
fer the purpose Of electing Delegates
tointtend the territorial convention to
be held in FL Reno on the LIST day of
&ugust. There is expected to be three
fuil tickets for county officers in the
fell this year and politics Will be
hIeh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

not on account OF this threatening APP
eannce Most Of the participants
got back to town before the rain be-
gan.
The Hon Charles Culberson this
morning went TO Itasl<a to address the
citizens OF that city today.
MIR. Alexander who was bitten by the
PAGER. Rather Hal. on the Fourth.
is able TO be ON the streets again.
The Hillsboro Guards win leave Mon
day for the state encampmcnt. and arc
working very herd to be in shape 10
do honor to Hillshoro and themselves.
The boys make line looking com
pany, and are handled by the captain
remarkably well for ths limited time
they have had to prepare themselves
Division Road Master Pnrmeilee
with headquarters at Waco, is In the
city ON business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

carrollton. Tex. July G,--There Is no
sensation In or about our town
and the people are at work as though
they expected living prices FOR their
grain. There Is some signs OF life at
Carrollton though.
The Thermometer scored los.
The Katy railroad IL putting in side
tracks near the Junction.
Grain Is being shipped pretty lively
and our new saw mill is running regu-
lar and delivering lumber on the Cot
ton Belt railroad for shipment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

and prices Of farm products excred-
MISTY low. the buying power OF the
people is greatly restricted. Minor
Industries are also effected much In the
same way especially where important
CHANCES of duty s;e expected
Failures during the weeI, have been
ISL IN the United States. against ss4
last year and thlrty-four In Canada.
against ihirty-threc least year with
no important disoster as yet since the
now half year began.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Calvert. Tex. July e.-Last night
while services were being held in the
colored Baptist church someone from
the outside fired 1--WE shots inside the
church, with the following result; One
woman had her head scraped by one
OF the balls from ss-caliber pistol,
and another woman's hair was dlsar-
ranged Marshal Myser found a clew
and this morning by . o'clock had one
Of the miscreants in jail. Jack Har-
rington was the negro who did the
shooting aud Robert Lamar. his ae-
compiice. gave Officer Han chase
and had 20 be shot before he would
be arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Hlllsboro Tex. July G--Meyer Kauf-
man. peddler OF picture frames OF
Louisville, KY, came to this city last
week and was tnken sick Saturday at
the Palace hotel and died this morn
Ing OF typhoid fever. He was jew.
He was carefully attended and re-
ceived every attention that could bO
desired at the hands of his Jewish
brethren during his Illness. His brother
tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, TEX, July Ex-Governor Hosg
and party left 81. Louis this evening
and viii arrive In Dallas sunday MORN
ing. Mr. w. G. Connor, who waa In
vlted By wire TO meet the party IN 81.
Louis, had TO decline on account OF
the warm weather.
Dennis Anderson. cdlored. who runs
saloon and pool room FOR white boys
on South HARDWOOD street, complains
that night before last some OF his pa
irons burRlarized his place.
Ada Powers. colored woman OF the
Irirst ward, was Jailed this morning
on tho charge of stealing coat ana
81 in spot cash from A. NJ Parnmour.
Mr.. N. n. Sigh Of the Mcleod hotel
may now say that his desirr, he ex-
pressed some time AFRO. TO array the
Mcleod In the very first rank Of Texas
hotels ~ now fuzzy realized. Nothing
has escaned his pensive eye that would
add 10 the conyonicnecs Of his guests,
nnd tho hotel which so short time ago
seemed almost deserted IL now daily
ibronRed with guests. MI OF whom
have a happy well-fed look about their
fAces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Ranger, Tex, July 4.-Ranger cele-
brated in fine style today. with some
2oop or $500 people present Exercises
begun by reading the Declaration Of
Independence by Master Carl Frost, a
little school boy OF Ranger; music by
a String band with organ accompani-
ment by Mrs. Byrd Of Eastland, as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Mamie,
The welcome address was made by
Dr. C. II. Frost, whole-soulcd. whole
hearted welcome 10 everybody with
out regard to politics or creed. Then
Hon Joe CoclSrell, for his father did
the Democracy Justice. followed by
Hon. Bryant, Populist who did his
cause justice and fully satisfied ALL
Tic day was warm and the pom
pie, We're tired and Messrs, Hunt and
Scott Of Eastland. both candidates for
state senate. declined TO speak and
the exercises closed. Many OF the peo-
pie and the band Of music remained
In fpwn all night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Queen City, Tex, July Cat a pic
I'D near springdale in this county
Yesterday the Populist speaker named
III the Waco convention for this ooun-
". Mr.. Asa Kennedy. met W. +. Ford.
nominee for county at,or-
1es, In Joint discussion, springdnle ir
! hotbed OF Popullsm and Il required
nefve 20 hesri MIR. Kennedy in his
ien. but the most sauguine frienda
~ Mr. Ford did not expect such an
pflaught from him. and many Popu-
Use are on the verge Of returning to
'Af rnnks Of the Democracy. The
|nird party leaders are much chagrined
n the result.
- he weather has moderated and is
topl and pleasant now. The corn Is
ssIfering for rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
rmn rINANcIAL ooNpIrIoN.
Continuous London Purchaser Had
ISep, Up :he EAsiset Largely.
~ Anrr.latnh Pm

continuous if"huoh t1urchnses liud
Kept Up .he sAsisct Largely.
BY AHroalated Pross.
New Yo,k. July e.-Bradatrest's re-
view OF the financial condition VII say:
considering the railroad strike and
the accompanying stopping Of tranrc
on several Washington systems, the
stock market has been remarkably
firm. Such condition Ia not q specu-
lative novelty. the market having
often in the past received support when
similar depressing circumstances were
encountered. In this instance. how
ever. manipulativc aasintance has not
been extended 10 prices and II viii
seem that the passage OF the tariff bill
by the senate. coupled with foreign
buying or stocks. and with a general
feeling that the strike VIII collapse or
be suppressed BY the federal auihori-
tics. have checked liquidation and
averted short selling. London pur-
chases were not large. bat were SUM-
clentiy continuous To AFFORD practical
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Digpatch,
Austin, Tex. July Gin tho united
states court today the Paclfc Improve
mont company obtained judgment
against the LleBo Improvement and
Furnace company for $50 1000.
The Bnr association met today 70
pass appropriate resolutions upon the
death OF Judge stayton and arrange
for a general memorial service over the
death Of the chief Justice. and commit
tces were appointed who viii take the
matter in charge.
Prank Chiffon. the 1O-yenr-old son Of
Colonel +. -. Chiffon, was drowned In
the lake this morning, having fallen
on tho steamer Dixie. The body has
been recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Chico. July G.--Thls place was visit
ed today at 1885 p. IN. by very strong
westerly wind, accompanied by thun-
der storm and q heavy down pour OF
rain, lasting several hours. The rain
seemed to be extensive throughout thin
section. II was very much needed and
viii greatly help growing crops
During the storm to mules belonging
to Frank prather were killed by light
ming. Alao number OF houses Were
blown of their foundation. and some
barns down. No other damage is re-
ported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special pi ipptch.
Dallas, Tex July G.-Qutc n little
wind storm burHt upon the city this
evening at o'clock tearing on every
lady's hat and milking the streets SO
black with dust TINT It was impossible
to sec nifty feet nway. a down pouring
rain followed, and It Is thought the
uunoentiug heat that has been tor
mentiDg Dallas for 10 LONG viii now
cease for n while
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

weatherford. July &C. II. Jenkins
Of Brownwood and Judge ]. NJ. Rich
ars OF this city met this evening in
Joint discussion. The audience was
not large, but both men received the
profound attention OF the assembly
During the discussion copious rain
fell which win be OF incalculable value
10 growing crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Paradise. Tex, July s,--Tho Ca was
quiet here, the crowd was considerably
smaller than yesterday. There We're
q few speeches made by local talent
in defense OF both the Democratic and
Peoples party.
The reunion closed this evening to
meet on the 4th day OF July, next year
at Deep Creek. about nine miles from
Decatur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Gainesville. Tex. July 6.-dood ralna
fell last night at Durnes city and
Valley View, In this county, and were
Of lnealeulable benefit to the growing
crops, besides 1lling the streams and
affording an abundance OF stock water.
a light shower also fell In Gainesville,
and as tho clouds are lingering around,
everybody feels confident that much
needed rain IL close mt hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
ST. Louis. NO.. July o.-rhe Texas
party arrived at 81, Louis this mcrnlnS
BY way o. The Baltimore and Ohio. A
committee waited upon Governor Hosy
Mt the Southern hotel and informed
him that the Merchants' ESch1nee DE-
sired the party ~ visitors. They went
ana Governor IIoFg made a strong
speech. An extensive carriage rias
VA next IA order and ths Anheuses
pusch concern was visited ana much
~ ~ b.er consumed. Then, In order<
we're visited Tower creye park. shaw'F
Garden. Forest Park snd back 70 the
cuy through the West End and the
x w., and yandsventer places.
a. night spread was eiveA By ne
Mercantile club and sposohes nAads W
Tsxana and ST. Loriaaps galore.
amons the latter Governor Francis ana
Iua4e NOTTINGHAM. The party left y
II r 20, Via thu Miasoaris Kansas sne
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. July GA. NJ. Brad
ford from Arkansas came to this city
week ago, nearly dead from con-
sumption. He was taken in charge
by the First Baptist church and placed
in the city hospital, where he died
last night at ESQ. The body win be
buried by the church this evening
from p. w. Linskie's undertaking es-
adjustment.
Nothing is known here of the dead
mans relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Paul's Valley. July e-crops are
burning up here, Corn is being cut
short The heat is intense, varying
from 10i to 49,
A mill builder from Hutchinson. Kan.
is here and is talking OF putting up a
100 barrel mill for the manufacture of
flour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

0pNolul plAldith.
Hubbard city. Tex, July G-Dming
n heavy rain and electric storm this
evening lightning struck the resi-
dcnee Of widowed lady Mrs, white.
sides, one mile south Of town ana
killed u young man by the name OF
Ellis, who was visiting the family, The
lady and her three children are badly
shocked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Crowley, TEX, july CA nne rain
fen hero this evening which was badly
needed. This inSures d GOOD corn crop
aud viii benefit the grass, Tho farmers
are yd busy thrashlng wheat nnd oats.
rhe VOID Inns boon verY good.