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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, June is.--In the supreme
court the following orders were made;
writ Of error grpntsdw. W, Dunn
W.. J. Y. Price, from Tarrant, Il. NJ,
Thompson vs.. W. n, Lanydon. from
Taylor; Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
Railway company W.. J. X. z, Thomas.
from drayson.
Writ OF error rofured--Gulf, Colorado
and Santa re Railway company W.
Elliott ct al. from McLcnnan; NJ, l..
Blakeney W.. El Paso Building and
Loan Association. from lil paso. Gulf
Colorado and Santa 10 Railway oom-
pany w. Steele. from Braaoa; CUR.
Colorado and santa We Railway COM
pany W. Dunlap " ai. from Braxoai
Phoenix Insurance. company W.. J. H.
witt. from McI.ennan; Phillips Palmer
vs.. NJ. E. or from Kinney sOmuel
Kerr Va, q. w. I'M. from clay; J. H..
Craig W, J. l.. Dumars. from brazoria;
East Texas Fire Insurance company
". Harris. from Lee, Texas and Pacific
Railway company W. Lancaster. from
Midland; Hldon Harris -. Won Rosen-
berg. from San Saba Gulf. Colorado
and Santa re RAILWAY company Va.
winton, from Cook; T.. J. wlllls 4 Bro,
W, Bufk, from Bowie; J. y. Lnhgon vs.
Edwards. from naxieri Halbert Ct ri,
". Bennett 81 al. from Ellis. Iiaibsrt
It al. W. Hendrix Ct al. from Eillsi
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail-
way company ", Parr from Dewitt.
Application disinissed-.M Miehelson
VI. white et al. from Travis.
Affirmed Fort Worth and Denver
City hallway company VI. c. Peters.
from Wise
Reversed and refnanded--s. r. Mpr-
I'm -. AcAdams 81 al, from Hill;
Texas and Pacific Railway company
w. James Block from Bowie.
Rehehrlng refused-Tetas producs
company w. y. A. Turner, from Bowls;
Atcbison, Topeka and Eanta Ne Rail-
way company ". John Grant from
Isi raso: Galveston, Housion and San
Antonio w. 81. ". Templeion, from
Dexar: Thos Tlnuiey ". gao. Dowell.
from Tfavis. City u Henrietta ".
Euatus 1t al. frora Clay; Western Union
Telegraph company ". IL. a. Llnen.
from Travis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Hearing Postponed rn the July
Term.


Special Dispatch.
the state against I. n. Williams, who
Is charged with killing Lou Williams.
his wife, and burying her body under
the caves or their house on Mckinney
avenue. a few weeks aso, was called
In the criminal district court today.
Col Bob seay. Henry Crawford aud
Martin w. IAttieton appeared as coun-
sci for the defense. and In a motion
for continuance. IN addition 10
the grounds for the same. set forth the
outline OF their defense, which briefly
Is, that the deceased was drunken,
Quarrelsome adultress, She began a
course OF adultery three years age.
when defendant left her. but abe al
ways followed him and took possession
OF his new quarters. and there enter
taincd her ndulterous parnmours and
carried on her drunken revels often
displaying the money she received
from prostitution. and when defendant
reconstructed, she, being 2o0-poundcr.
and he only weighing iaO pounds, she
would knock him down and on one
occasion shot at him and ran him
ON. Driven 10 desperation and rocls-
iessness, defendant, took to atrong
drink, and for many days before and
after the murder he was craxed by
whisky and trouble. and was anything
but responsible agent. NY several
witnesses he expects 10 prove tens
porary insanity.
The absence OF several important
witnesses and the physical illnoss of
Col, aeay were the grounds upon which
the continuance wnn asked,
The state having heard OF some now
testimony. Joined with the defense In
the motion for u continuance, In order
TO get time TO look into tho new tea-
timony
Tne case was continued until the
nrst Monday IN July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
coon wonps ron TEXAS.
seld.u II. Williams Tells of Its Adj
ynntnge- aud Praises GOV. HoEE.

seId.u II. Williams Tells Of Its Adj
vnntnwe- mud Praises GOV. HoER.
,,.,n,.,t, American
NashNiile N"is, ,,
selden X Nlilalhs' PreslNe"t Hl'0
manager OF the Fort Worth Gezette'
80 tho largest Democratic stute
'i'e -, ,,,,,,,,,,, th,
papers IN IeNas' passep '',Ou
city yesterday from hrlef Visit 70
his mother In Lebanon. He Is very
enthuslnstIc In praise OF Fort Worth
and mi Texas. and says the future or
Fort Worth is to be that OF the great
al citv and railroad center In Texas,
n nn,y mas twelve railroad outlets
and one other is in prospect. Good
steam coal the equal OF the nut grade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Pertinent to = Discussion of the FL
nnnclnI Issue.


nnnclnI Issue.
Itsska, Tex. June 1I.-Editor Ga
zette. As there is quite a difference OF
opinion among Democrats as to free
coinage. some defending the admins
trations views. while others side with
Judge Reagan and believed that the
United States are capable OF shaping
their own financial policy, we would
like to PROFOUND n few questions
through our popular columns for the
general edihcation Of the people, to get
them to think. investigate and inform
themselves in regard to such vital
questions.
If our congress should pass a free
coinage bill upon ratio OF 10 TO
would silver advance In price In the
markets of the world? What would be
a sair estimated value Of silver bullion
II all nations should discontinue Its
use as a monetary medium What
would gold be worth II all nations
should discard It as a monetary me-
dunn
II this government should adopt free
coinaEe or silver would II become the
dumping ground for the worlds silver
or rather would we have all the silver
and no gold, as predicted by some OF
our flnauciersY
Should this state Of affairs beobtained
what kind OF money would Europe pay
us for our 5000, 900 bales Of cotton2
What kind OF money would Europe
pay us for our corn, wheat. meat. cot
ION and various other products essen
tial to her very existence2 What
amount Of actual necessities do we I'M
mort or take from Europef Could we
not live tolerabiy comfortably without
any Of EuTope's products2 II we had
ali the silver and Europe all the gold
would she net he forced 70 pay US
ma FOR these nscessaries OF life2 II
ssis IL fact does II not SHOW the
sailaov OF this all silver aud ne gold
srgument2 Is not this country the
y,orld's rranRry from which the prin-
c,nle nations obtain a large per cent OF
mar meat and breadstuna? This be-
,ns, he case ought We not to dictate
ratber than he dictated tot would not
Ire free coinage Of silver by ;his gov
eruuent give silver higher and more
stabt4 yallH in the worlds maIAeis
should this be the result why should
rther nhfitins wish 10 unload their Sill
- ~, nss what is the difference ~
Ne price OF silver when We enjoyed
49, eoinare and It's present yaiues
10 mis- difference in price been
,vrnueht by overprod Iction of SILVER or
~ me manipulation OF gold owners
si..,,,,t the increase In the worlds husi-
- lscpt apace with the production
~ sfl,.er or rather could we not utilize
~ eilyer Of the present day with az
,ittle embarrassment as we did twenty
~, ,,snrs n,,og Is Il fair TO compare
~ iusrovefi.hed and crippled condi-
~, ~ Mexico and other one-hofse
s ~. .civ,nxed. revolutionary rauent q
$500 America with Us should we
odont Zee colnareT j. no,
csdsd fact that Europe otls fcarA tne
$3.50 cfntes nom financial stand
49, Does not every senAi5ie man
y.. mat n European Statesmen re-
49,, mar free coinage would BANK
49,. government they would en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

BY Associated Press
At Decentralization, -. Baltimore. =.
At st. Louis-st. Louis, 4; Cincinnati,
S.
At Observation-Disclosures. IL,
Grand Rapids. ?.
At Atienta--No game, rain.
At Macon--Macon. ,; Now Orleans. T.
At charleston-cha ?, Nash
Vile. 3
At MISUNDERSTANDING, .; Louis
Ville, s.
Al Now Philadelphia. a. New
York, 1.
Al washlnston-- Washington, g.
Brooklyn. 10,
AZ cleveland-cleveland. II; chica-
80. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

ny Associated Press,
Hawthorne, NJ. June ls-Flrst race
Flvc-oigh,hs OF mile. Rennvon won;
Lawyer, second: Crosse Patch. third
Time. 1908
Second noe--Fivo-eighths Of mile
Mcddier won; outlook second: Drod-
head. third. Time. i'os.
THIRD raoe-Three- fourths OF mile
Frank won't Toby, second; Fertile,
third Time, 1891 Ia.
Fourth ruoe-one mile. IIirkover
won; Philora. second; Peytonla, third.
Time. 100
Fifth aec-Five.clghths OF n milo.
Gennett Edwards won; silvan, second:
Idle. third, Time, 100.
sixth raoe--one mile Major Tom
won; Bessie Blpland, second; Patrick.
third. Time. 1915 i-2.
Seventh race-Hurdie: one md ono
eighth miles. Japonioa won; zampost,
aecoudi Tommany. third, Time. 2iio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Editor Gazette.
Dublin, Tex, June ls.-An expert
creed oil rnaehinist said yester-
day; "why don't this coop
eratsve craze that is 90 nearly uni
versal nowadays strike the farmers on
the oil mill question: They can build
a i0-ton oil mill for 5000. and then
each farmer would be shareholder
and ret his part Of oil. meal and hull
profits from hia seed They wlll
certain. because l can't believe they
are going 70 remain asleep on 70 val
liable an opportunity. why" said be.
you can get three or five ton muis.
Every little neighborhood could have
one and il would pay, too" Let the
farmers Investigate this and zee y Il
would work. OBSERVER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dispatch.
Dallas Tex, June is.--peputy sheriff
Fon Simpson returned tonight with
"oid Pop" Johnson, the negro cook
who killed George Bates. also colOred,
last winter near tho Union depot and
made his escape Johhnon was oap-
tured at Denison last night, and the
deputy eheriff left today to take him
ia custody
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

spectsclen we're arst made IN Italy
,rhe best pearls are perfectly round
Storage battery utreat cars erp sue
oessfnlly run In Paris,
uatsnu,,ins was inuoduccd into
England 30 1910 BY spanisf9e
There ~ only one divorce % esFry
40 marriages IN the United stntqn'
No paft or Greece II forty. thilca from
the sea or ten mlles from hiila.
Fruit that ripens the quickest y rot
tie sweetest nor does Il keep longest
The expefiment Of weayinG looms
bv siscnIclty Is geing tried 40 Jrr-
nany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
THE REPUBLICAN APPEAL TO rur
WEST


The free silver tendency OF Ton,
seed and several other leading Repub-
ncans Is beginning to alarm the .'stal-
warts" and Murat Halstead has writ
ten letter to the New York Herald
trying to discourage tho movement and
advises them 10 be careful. critical
and considerate." and calls for the
donnlng of brass collar by urging Re-
puolleans to be prudent in handling
the expressions OF platforms and OF
leaders referring to the forms OF the
silver question" This letter is signif-
cant as the lrs. indication Of division
IN the Republican party on the ilnan-
elal question. In the past that party
has persistently supported every form
OF financial legislation having for its
object the appreciation of gold aud the
depreciation Of silver, and has fostered
every effort to shape the financial pol
Icy OF the government to suit the brok-
ers and bankers OF the East and the
oondholders in Europe. But now that
the evils that have followed as the
natural result OF this species OF iegis-
lation are being traced to their source,
and the masses OF the people are be-
coming more intelligent students of
financial problems, there Is q wide
spread demand for a reversal OF the
Republican policy OF finance, and n re-
turn to the use OF both gold and silver
as standard money. This demand was
voiced in the financial plank OF the
last National Democratic platform.
This demand of the people for a
double standard OF money. and the d.
vision In the ranks Of the Democracy
over the construction OF mis- plank In
it's platform. have been seized upon
by Reed and other aspiring Republic
cans as affording a splendid opportu-
nifty to pander to the free silver element
and capture the western vote, not only
In the presidential convention. but In
presidential election. We do not be-
lieve they are sincere In their express
sion Of friendship for silver, for their
votes have uniformly been against Il:
but we believe that II Will lead to an
Interesting fight in the Republican
party over the framing OF the financial
plank in the next National Republican
platform; the conservative" like Hal
stead contendlng for adherence to the
old policy, and the element headed by
Reed. while at heart the enemies OF
silver, will insist on an ambiguously
worded coinage plank that VIII mean
gold standard in the East and free
silver in the South and West
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
pEoLAnrp A DRAW.
FItr,mmons and ohoyu.ki Meet In
uoston.
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Boston, Mass. June lS.-At the Bos-
ton theater tonight Bob Fitzsimmons,
champion middlewelght of the world,
challenger Of Jim Corbctt. turned an
almost certain defeat into victory Had
not the police interfercd II was ten TO
one that he would have finishod
Choynsh IN another punch. IA q was
the match was declared draw. but
no one present will ever claim that
Choynsld Is a foemun worthy TO combat
with the ianlsy Australian. No less
than 5000 cheering. bowling men, en-
Joyed the battle. the like Of which even
Boston has never seen before. Choynsti
was the first 10 appear. and in his
wake came retlnue OF handlers and
seconds Including Ned McAyery and
Parson Davies. The Californian looked
I'm mo heat condition. Fitz followed
shor,iy ar,er
Tho A,stroi,o, ioot,oa . ,,aoo hsavtor
than hls opponent and hls condition
seemed flawiess. Dan Murphy BOUNDED
the gong and the fight commenced.
Round both men aprang nimbly
to the center and waited for nm OPP
portunlty. Fitzslmmons was the frst
10 lead. missing left hand swing by
choynsh's ducking.
The Australian again led, landing
his left lightly on choynsh's chin and
receiving an easy tap ON the stomach
IN return Honors were even when the
rouhu ehued,
Hounu ii'~s'ii'nohS h"u oE'oehtiS
eHesu '"s nun tor a sooh.r nhu ne
1870 w liner nan nv tappeu
~, ' as - ~ ,a'e VIZ ,'s ly"s
,ar,,,,n ~. ,s,n ~ -, 49,,
,Jyh, IA 10, ~ 49,. l.,a,,, LIN
yood arrsc, an fY,,,a hodv Tut. a,d
Fitz miss iest hand swings mi 10.
ward the finish he rot chonsn I'm
corner and in an uppercut grazcd
Joe's Jaw. A clineh followed and the
gong ended the round,
Round 3. Fitzsimmons was the frst
TO reach tho center OF the ring. ana as
choynski neared him hs Dteinted and
then.iet 70 vicious left. Joe stepped
MIN. and oulekly as a HASH shot out
his iett. IL landed full on the point Of
,he fore,pner.s law ana Fitz measured
~ iengtn an no Amor The audience
sn,an,, ~ ,h.,y f.et ns one man. hut
80 H. A., ,r,,s h.,rd r,siy conn, IN
49,. - ~ A. ',.,u ~, w.. ,sacho,t
-, \, .,,a.rsd Il ne ,eet groggv
49, nv s' s - - ~ .,,ar ~,
vus iu' - 80. s,,.s,, "a ~ ,and
req roy anu 49, $500. - "' ,'
ms 'e'l ana Hsni' ,"sen - 49,, 49,.
ehanes fi'~ ei'nrn'- .os - -.
Dfohe mem apai' uHs INV $50 go,
N"os '1"i "n 'e ss,.. ...,.,,'..
the Aor'f"nan w. '-p,e'y ~. -,
himself ana hatdiy minute a.'si '''s
knock down he seemed stronger th1h
the Californian. The round came % a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

the Texas and Pacific railroad for
large amount OF damages from personal
injury when The fracas occurred and
was unable to attend court which cons
yened soon after. lie WIN now appear
In another role In the court
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|, Daily and Sunday Gazette. de-
IA by carrier or sent by mail, one
~ per month.
L Sunday Gazette &c pages) one
toO.
\ semi-Weekly Gazette two pa
week, pages EACH one year.
Init by bank draft. express or
NJ order Do not send individual
y Address
CATE PRINTING COMPANY,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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Is the highest expression Of the vii,
ol 'he party, and 1t Is not only the
privilege but the duty OF Democrats
10 defend Il. and the cry OF e.nakinr
war on the administration is but me
EFFORT OF few to divert attention
rom their own Inconsistent position.
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nssrl.sn-Ls,, wsaalss.

spoeloI DlapalcH,
Marlin, June is-Misa Henrietta
Levy. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. n.
Levy q this city. was wqdaed today 70
Mr.. LOWS z. Hafrison Of Brenhapi,
before = brilliant audience. tho REV.
Or. Henry Cohen Of Galveston oficiaf-
Ing. The b1dai couple left on trip
10 gan Francisco.
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J travelling agents of The Gazette
h T Terry. a. Il. Rogers. w. II.
ma Jan Byrd, W. II. Byrd.
riers Of authority are given TO all
parties specially accredited TO
.sent this paper.
postmasters In Texas. Oklahoma
be Indian Territory are author
10 receive subscriptions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dlspnfeh.
chiefasla. l. T.. June 1s--w T.
Baliy Of CARO-. Tex. who u working
in the freight once at thN place tried
10 set on a train in motion and fell
under the train and both feet were cut
on bel1w the :sneeA-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

The Atlanta Constitution is urging.
and with a prospect OF success. the
organization OF state bank In Geor-
gia in order that the question of the
constltutlonality OF the 10 per cent
tax on the Issues of such banks may
be again carried to the supreme court
OF the United States for adjudication.
Some OF the most eminent constltu-
tional lawyers of the country have ex-
pressed the opinion thet the law is un-
constitutional, and as the ruling OF the
supreme court UNFOLDING the tax was
made Immediately after war, when all
the institutions OF the country We're in
an unsettled condition and craftsmanship
ran high. it is believed by many that
the former decison would be reversed
II the question was again presented
to the court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

Special Dispatch.
I.oneyiew, Tex, June Is.--sherin
J. G, Howard ard Deputy Pies
Cocks today captured George Hubbort
the negro Who shot and instantly killed
win Howard. another negro oyer a
game o. craps about four weeks ago
and who had been IN aiding ever since
nubbort was bringing suit against
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
cel,enc -- rrs.Iasn, ns.,nn..

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie. o. r., June ls--iion, II. ].
Barker, president OF the otiahomu
Agricultural college, has resigned and
Major D. j, Afford OF Washington, y,
C.. has beon elected to the place,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

h paper is kept on file and adver-
4 rates may be ascertained at the
OF The American Newspaper
I,hers' Association. Temple Court.
York. or from its Eastern busi-
office, As Tribune building, New
stern business office 509. "The
|sry," Chicago, Ill.
|c. Beckwith, sole agent for for
adyertlsing.
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republican journal assures its
y that there has been mo change
part on the part OF the Demo-
a correctl While a few members
re party have gone sff after
rs gods, the party OF JEFFERSON
Aadison remains true to It's princi-
ana VIII continue TO battle for
tights Of the people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

''nese statesmanship has perfected
aystem OF dear money and cheap
II we want that sort Of thing
Il take II straight and swap the
Sherman plan for the Chinese
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La.npllsllsr wnl se. ss.st


New York. June 1s,-Lampiighter.
waibaum's crack entry for the Eubur-
ban. Will not start in that rnos. which
takes place at the sheepshead track
June "a, having been scratched to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

|Nas Is not prepared to indorse
[eial policy that stands fos s5-ceut
Z and the trebling Of the purchos-
Power Of the dollar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

PIER has gone to Europe to hunt
y ancestors, while the TeSls CUB
['orlal party looks after his con-
Foraries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

vernon Mckinley is having hard
Steering his preslder tial boom
ngh The mining troubles In ohlo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
IOsrnns LocAL FonncAsrs .

Il storm waves will reach this
|Alan and the other changes noted
occur at and withing 100 miles OF
Worth within twenty-four hours
p or after sunset Of the dates
L below.
ls-Moderating.
2p-Warmer.
l-storm wave on this meridian.
1 2-Wind changing,
z-Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

|uus county will announce her fa-
+ ron next Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

|age Reagan stands for a prin-
The war on him is intensely
|pnai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

''n, one-thlrd OF the voting
as'h Of the coming Democratic
Convention has been sounded.
4 Reagan is Just fairly in the
aug ne has more than his nu-
''ai share Of The delegates chosen
a'sison hereafter viii run more
more to short meter for his oppo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

neatly agree With the Atlanta
l,eta'ion that the etime has ar
Tor those who pretend 10 be the
n paFtisans or Mr.. Cleveland 10
e'Aiming that defense Of the
. Platform Is a malicious attack
: administration" This platform
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
Il 1IrrrrNANr-covnnNon

III are authorized to announce
b. w, CAMP
E,rt worth as a candidate for the
|sratic nomination for Lieutenant
5nor OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

response to the Increased patron
ccorded by the Dallas cllentage Of
4 Gazette, we have established a
~ agency there, I'm charge OF Mr..
rutherford. office. Mcleod hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

|ndldate Camp is circumnavigatlng
compass in his reach for instruc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

|ruls county, as candidate
land commissioner for Texas,
IA 10 the action OF the Democratic
! conventlon.
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ron MISUNDERSTANDING.

1 Mr.. FULLY A. FULLER
II, Antonio announce him as cam
n for the Democratic nomination
sttorney- General Of the State.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

la at the postofiice at Fort
KIM. Tex. as second-ciass mail
.tier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19

.a,sr SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
A'with Three Exceptions.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
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u1rI.IAsis. General Manager.
: sENTER, Managing Editor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

Praxedes Sagasta, padecemos mas
que y goberuase don antonio ca
snovas.
81 no 10 vieramos, sostendriamos
que 20 es cierta Ia denuncia de EI
Buscapie
El Bascapie, que dice aus verds
des morrocotudas en- guasa, siempre
sH g,tasa, aunque con mas intenci6n
que un toro de Guayama . de Vie
ques.
H Bascapic, poseedor nnico de
4aquella puma de Figaro. que pens
straba en- cl coraz6n sin desgarrar
sspepas la tpidermis.
. . H Bascapif. que nj Sc exalta nj Sc
descompone; que es suave como una
lnalva al mismo tempo que puma
dor como una ortIga. es-5
s. iEl BuscapH en- 81 banquillo!
Vaya con los fscales.
Aun tenemos esperanza
de que, corriendo al azar,
lnapo en- pluma y ristre en- lanza,
en- SD afan de denunciar
denuncien. :. a La BalaasG.