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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Long ana narrow IS the newest style
Of couture that finds favor IN Paris, and
the hair is .hen waved IN strong crisp
fluctuations that Keep IN for long
time The coil OF knut.-lt may be
oitncr--is soIrewhnt low down, hut
should in any case be ARRANGED at u
point becoming TO ia, siiupc OF the
head. and fer nvcnlns dress IL may be
elongated by little twist or little
curls at the bnnk.
The front parting, though liked by
come, is not gaining vokue. Instead
the hair IL waved all over the head.
Aigrets ana flowers nrc used ar ornn-
ments. ribbons, bows also ard there
seems TO be even an inclination TO re-
vive the old fashioned elaborate offectu
IN bc1ddrehs ing, such an artireial flow
crs combined with osprry feathers.
Tiny feather wings IN light pink.
green and black and other mixtures
form novel adornment. nohtllng In
the front OF lie hair, which Is softly
dressed over the facs and then prettily
twisted. ending In u curl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Come whisper in this oak. west wind.
and biow
4 breathing music IA among the
leaves
To sooth aiesta, while hRyinakers
The dying grass that fairy perfume
weaver,
And as the pail
or frothing ale
Il eagerly careaned by sunburnt arms.
ri dream OF country life Aad rustic
charms
Come. carol in this oak. cleer-throsted
birds.
And lex your summers love be in the
Unto ths dron.ng tune Of ienyes give
wordn.
Ana IN kind fellowship together play
And 1 viii hnrken
TIL shadows darken-
TIN al the men 20 home. and eioudieta
In glowing amber At the western rim.
Guy Hesiya-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
LOVES QUESTION.

You ask me: VIII love you always.
dear?
oh. heart Of mine. that cannot answer
Ana SUM. I cannot tell, yet this I
That now love you best Of ali below.
I know but this, that with thee by my
side,
The mornenis sgt 10 sweetest music
glide,
And when thou art away. only know
i live for thinking Twill not long be soi
know but this. that i'll had 20 choose
'Twiat all the world and thee, thu
world I'd lose.
Yet, losing all the worli. and gaining
ia wiz the whoie--thou art the world
You ssk ne. WIN Il always he 50
BtronKg
1 cannot tell. yet Il has bsen 70 long.
50 long, dear love. think 'twili al
ways be,
Through life and desth--aye. through
eternity. n. D. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
AN ETrIdS nAsanD.


catesyiiir people surprised 10 riad
Dummy Hanging ~ she Neck.
Special Dispatch.
oatesyiila. TEX. June zp.-1rhis morn
Ing our people wsrs startled to see what
appeared TO be the form " man
dnngiing from the limb Of tres IN the
court house yard. on closer inspection
ii was found 10 be man OF straw
ana had n placnrd, with the following
uinnod 10 1T "In honor OF poor Ed
cash. This ~ the body OF one Good
rich. 20 ohiled Judge. This In aiso an
arprcrsion OF contempt OF the people u
coryell county. 1ustipe H. al we want"
Deputy aherin McCieiinnd cut IN,
cfiigy down. when " was dragged 10
the blum north Of the jail BY two boys
and someone eet IRE 10 u eter uuinp-
ing Il over the blum. and II waa soon
consumed. II l. cot known wns nsns
The efiiqy, but II ie SUPPOSED " b the
work AZ miechlegons boys Our people
arc pilii worked up eyer he action OF
fudge Goodrich M fsieaaing the parties
CHARGED with the horrifyink crsme -
aseass,nAtlnE p0or Ed Cash and fhsir
dinconteut IL daily growing. ceftAsn
par4iaa arc nprre 1ing the report that
he prosecution OF thfag parties was 2
onlltioal move. This ~ q bars faced
f4irchood and our peoplo know ~ and
a win have no effect 10 favor u tins
defendants. IT, a..
x aeht between our jaiior md enc Of
the ef,orneya for the defer<s took place
thlr morning az q result Of judge Good
rich's decision, No orr was hurt seft-
oufly, though.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Nine. Bouoicant. wife or the founder
OF the Bon Marohe dry goods store,
Paris. left "a large bequest for a honpi-
iayod for ton years the fulnllmcnt of
the project. but the hospital + now
70 be erected at cost " iO.OOo.00o
francs.
In Rev Jersey, when the Colonial
Danes give n feast. orange and black
punch Is also severed IN oranges tied
with black ribbon.
Miss Rockefeller Inns skating dress
OF beige cloth. trimmed with band OF
fur. Tho bodice Is Of velvet. the color
Of q tea rose. with this costume II
worn very couusttinh cap.
Adelinn Patti celebrated her bint
birthday Sunday AZ Hartford. Conn.
BY giving a dinner party 10 friends.
Few women Of her age present 30
youthful an appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Most people are under the impress
aion thai when the queen. for her own
convenience. chose TO yislt her private
estates at Balmoral in Scotland or Os-
borne, In the Isle OF Wight she paid
the expenses Of the trip. A parlia-
mentary return. obtained by an ener-
retic radical member. proves that the
country pays the piper. The queens
last journey TO Scotland cost the tax
naSers 255 pounds for the conveyance
by sea OF the royal servants, carriages
and horses and baggage. and last year
two trips 10 Osborne figured In the
estimates for IN pounds. The Radicals
propose 10 criticise this expenditure
when the estimates come up for dis
cussion.--London Letter in New York
Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
THE DlxoN-GRIFF0 FIGHT.
IN WAS DECLARED A DRAW IN rur
TWENTIETH ROUND.
Five Thousand Spectators Witnessed
One OF the rr~,tiest Flights
Ever Seen I'm Boston-criao
is n Great Fighter.


BY Associated Press.
Boston, June 2s,-Five thousand spec
tetors witnessed one OF the yr4ttlest
pugilIsiic encounters foughs here at The
Casino tonight between Dixon and
Critic. Critic seemed over fat. hut his
heavy form created the impression that
Dixon would have hard tussle to win.
but here was where the coiored man
proved himself game nnd general IN
ring tactics. He was cuffvd and
slapped about the face by his nppon-
emit, but ON more than one occasion
during the twenty rounds Il looked as
though his left hand would iinish the
Australian. Critic Is grca. fighter
ana no mistake. but the Impression
gained From the battle tonight that
anywhere even weights the colorei boy
would win. Critic tipped the beam az
l3S pounds and Dixon 1s5. Far the
iirst few rounds Critic was IN high
FEATHER. ltading frequently and with
eject. Dixon seemed wild and wasyed
much strength. swinging into nothing
ness, while CRITICS movements ~ all
most perfect side stepping were In
wonderful style. In the third round he
NeH hblhFA W lAttknuiQt. tbAt ne
must refrain from runing with his
elbow on the Negroes chin. He did as
requested and he got no further in.
structions. He held the advantage up
TO the close OF the fourth round. out In
the NTH Dixon did some hot rushing.
but not much damage Both were
Tagged In the seventh. But Griro had
found DiNon's face aud head repeated
" and brought blood In the eighth
Dixon caught Grirfo full in the face
and the pair exchanged rapidly, mother
being hurt up to and including the ff-
tecnth round.
Round IL George put In one on urif-
to,H head. In duclting TO avoid thl
colored boys lead. Grlffo was given a
short upper-cut on the chin.
Round lS-Agaln did Dixon catch
his opponent when he duckcd, clinch
followed and when the pair parted
the flesh over DiNon's left eye was
cut and bleeding. He was fighting all
the time. however, and before the
round was finished he had finished.
Round l9-DiNon rushed II close side
ttep by Critic and the pair were In
the center Of the ring. Grlfo wac
the first to lead with well measured
right finding Dixon's jaw, while thu
darkey's left reached CRITICS. eye
viciously.
Round 20--There was n furious two
ninuth exchange In which honors were
evenly divided and th6n "A walk around
They had finished their night They
smiled good naturedly Mt each other
shook hands and quit. Referee Buck
lev declared the fight draw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Special Dispatch.

. Special Dlspatch.
Galveston. Tex. June 2s.-rhe state
school teachers adjourned today TO
meet in Dallas next year ]. NJ. How
ellis succeeded In having committee OF
fve, one each from North. South. East,
West and Central Texas, appointed to
select permanent home. The leglsla-
ture is 10 be asked to appoint county
superintendent in every county In the
state where the funds will justify It.
The following officers for the year
were elected: President, DR.. Leslie
Waggener; first vice president, ], F.
Greer; second vice president, L. II.
Hall; third vice president, Mrs, Oatesl
fourth vice president, Miss Emma Hal
ley; fifth vice president. Prof Tarrant;
secretary, s. II. Fake; treasurer j.
c. baltimore; transportation secretary,
Prof. Alex Hogg
The Texas Music Teachers assocla-
tion also completed its labors and add
journed to meet next June In Calves
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Jack white champion wclter
weight of Colorado, and Ed McLnugh-
lin OF 81. Louis, entered the ring above
the White Elephant saloon last night
% aeht n ten-round glove contest for
a purse OF SIS and gate receipts. jim
mie Wilson acted as referee. only
four rounds were fought, during which
a number OF heavy blows were ex-
changed, both men drawing blood. Al
the end OF the fourth round McI.augh-
lin received a bnck-handed blow N
the neck and was knocked down Faii-
ins- Ia respond when time was called.
The fight was given 20 white.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
nn WANTS mar.
The Hammond, Ind, sheriff Calls
upon the Government.

BY AsHociated PrsfH.
Hammond, Ind. June 2o,-shcrln
rredericlw tonight wired Gov Mat
thews that he was unable TO prevent
the iawless acts Of the strikers, and
spiked switches and refuse TO allow
trains having pullm0ns 10 pass United
States Marahnl Tiawl,inH and two dep
titles served warrant issued by Judge
Baker OF the Federal court nj Indiana
polls upon President Shield OF the
Hammond branch of the American
the order named Patrick Sexton, John
II. Rice and walter g. John. The
mon are onHrgrd with being the in
stiRatorg " Wednesday nights move.
mont when train No. z was held This
train carried mail which was delayed
over twelcve hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
WAY pnrAcn runIMANs.
Hayes Is sccisinE oovcrnmep, Per-
mission 10 Do so.

mission 10 NJ SO.
by Associated Press
Washington. June se--Gcncral Sec.
Rotary Treasurer Hayes, OF the knights
Of Labor. IL In washington and has
asked Senator Kyle to introduce the
following In the senate ON Mondayi
Resolved, ny the senate and house
in congress assembled that no warrant
or other process, civil OF criminal. shall
be issued by any United states tfm-
mlsaionern or out ~ any circuit or dis
trict court OF the United States nlainet
any person nr persons. for tho alleged
obstruction OF amy railroad train unlcsa
II shall appear that such person or
poreons have ubsiructcd or hindcrcd
such train IN such n manner as 10 ia.
terfere with the safe transportation VI
the mails Of The United States. and on
the part OF such train or trains IL cs-
Ecntlal Ito the safe and convenient
transportation of the malls of the
United States, md the detachment OF
Pullmon ours from any train shall not
constitute nm 0ffense ngninAt the laws
OF the United States"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

4 AssOclaVcu fIvss'
london, June 29-The anarchists ar
Isged crowd at Lower Fill this
|frnoon. They displayed II placard
{r5uncing royalty End announcing
4, fact that the members would be
[ssent at the opening NJ Tower bridge
Imorrow. Sud denly the crowd made
| rlsh for the platform and the speak
4, bolted One of the speakers was
knsht by the police. The crowd made
/ rreat clamor to have the prisoner
kayered into their hands but finally
X-n,r.ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

BY Associated Press.
st. Louis. June 2s.--Madison results
First race. FIVE furlongs-Monsons won,
Fonda second. Courtney third: time.
10G. ,..
second race. Ave furlongs-smuggkr
dor second. Bourbon ID. third; time,
second hcat-Smuggler won. Avon
dor econd, Bourbon D. third; time.
1:06 "a.
Third race. six furlongs-Baby won,
]. y. Freed second. Alright third time,
1l0.
Fourth race. half mile-Daddy Reed
won. sam v. second. Agnes @. third,
time, SO.
won, Experience second, Jim Head
third. time 1;4S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
Champion Hall Players.


New Boston. Tex, June ss.-Thc New
Boston Reds and Gate city base ball
clubs crossed bats here today for the
championship Of Bowie county. II re-
suited Ia a score to In favor OF the
Gate City team. The game was the
most interesting OF any that was ever
played in Bowie county. The principal
features were made by Center Fielder
one nand catch OF a sky scraper dou-
hing 10 second, thereby placing two
Bowie will play Red River on the
an Tor the championship OF Northeast
unxaq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
INFERIOR CASTINGS.
Men OF High Standing Arrested for
Dcfrnudinr the Government.
BY AnnncIafed Prrls

BY Associated Pro5s.
Philadelphia, June EN-. II. Beck.
ley. Fred X. Ball, superintendent, and
James L. Anderson, of the Pennsyl-
vania Casting and Machine company,
We're arrested today charged with con-
spiracy in perpetrating frauds upon the
United States in furnishing steel guy
castings. The affidavit upon which the
arrests were made says that about May
is. 1894, the defendants conspired TO
defraud the United States by dupl-
eating the official stamp of the in
spector of ordnance and in subjectine
specimens already stamped and sep-
arated for casting for test treatment OF
different handling from that received
by the casting, which would result in
delivering to the United States castings
of a quality Interior - the specimens
OF that quality required by the c'nirtct
OF the said company. In the hearing
before United States Commissioner
Bell, Lieutenant Chambers testified to
tle details Of the charge as set forth.
The hearing was continued until next
Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
A con.nrr MatrlmonIal woe..

BY Associated Press
New York. June 29.-Amelia Einstein
got absolute divorce from Charles =.
Einstein with alimony OF $4,000 on the
ground OF his relation with Madeline
Warner in Paris. He owns a stable
there and was United States consul at
Stuttgart Judge Barrett sent the case
to a referee ON an application foi re-
duction OF the slimony- He claims his
wealth is reduced TO $4,000 and she hns
a large income from her former nus
band.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Nv Associated Press.
=, Louis, June ss.-Harsy Klnk. the
worlds hampton short distance walk.
er who LETT New Orleans May "a TO
Walk To 81. Louis In thlrty-hve days
4lb O'clock this Afternoon. two dnvs
aheAd OF time. He was on the road
thirtS-hve days, but the actual lime
g nsun,eh In the walk was seventeen
uays and i've hours. The dis,anc,
walked was f37 miles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
ANTI-sILvER MEN.
hey Say Good Things of the Present
Indian Policy.

p Associated Press.
london, June ss.-During a discus
|'an on the closing of the Indian mints
1 DE house of lords. the Marquis OF
Eansdown said that the situation was
E'w much better than in 1888. when
vas known that the United states
fsseri met was about to repeal legls-
euon which maintained the price OF
Ever The closing Of the mints prob
t.r averted catastrophe, beside
Each the disturbance OF the India In
lsna and Japan sank into insignif-
lord Reay, in behalf Of the govern
|..At. declared that It was determined
q. 70 reopen the mints until the pres
IA policy received a full and fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
Man Who Arrested ssa,o poom.,,

By Associated Press.
!, London, June ga Correspondent Of
sne Telegram at Paris, says two mon
ispresenting themselves 10 Be iourn~i.
ISIS, visited the man who arrested ~
assassin Santos at Lyons after he was
mying 10 escape After Offering Mn,
natterlng attentions they lnduced Mn Mn
70 give them his Photograph rhsv
men abandoned their disguise and told
MN mat his fate was sealed ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
THE QUEENS LETTER.
Ne Wrote TO Nine. Cnrnot EXPRESS
ing widows sympathy.

b Associated Press.
london. June 2s.-The following Is
Translation of the qeen's letter of
|gmpathy to Nine. Garnet; windsor
|ne "a; Madame-Although / have
p ne pleasure of seeing you person.
w, cannot refrain from writing to
n and attempting to express the deep
pa sincere sympathy 1 feel for you
K ,hla terrible moment. cannot find
fnds to tell you how a Widows heart
Feeds for you. and what horror and
Fsmay at the crime that has robbed
~ OF beloved husband and France
tits most worthy and respected presi-
INT II universal sympathy can IN
nv measure allay your intense grief,
Il sure II is yours. May God give
IM the strength and courage. as wen
The resignation. necessary to bear
|'eh afliiction. Je me dis, madame,
|Alre hien sincrement. VICTORIA"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Heat sour milk until the whey rises
10 the TOP. Pour Il on. put the curd
IN bag and lot II drip six hours With
out squeezing II, Put II IN a wooden
bowl. chop fine with q wooden spoon,
nalt 10 taste and work 20 the consia-
cream and butter aa you proceed. Mould
with your hands into round halls and
keep in cool place II Is best when
frfeh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

b Associated Press.
|AarseIlles, June cit is now es-
|shshed that a regular plot In which
4 number of people Wee concerned
listed to assossinase the president.
IN final meeting of the conspirators
~ place at Celte and Santo was the
|scsen assassin by lot to commit
Il actusl murder. The arrest of
knto's accompllces is expected hourly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Mr. Huntington sent tho following,
Your dispatch received and am very
glad there IA fair prospect OF mov.
ing our trains fell sure that when
the men OF the Southern Pacific fairly
understood the question and learned
that IT was not grievance between
them and the Southern Pacific. they
would stand by us. II Is a terrible an
hoyAnee 70 cur public who USE our
roads and TO us particularly, innsmuch
that our men have no grievance against
uHr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

BY Associated Press.
Springfield. H.. June 2s.-oov. Aitgcld
today received lengthy telegram from
President Harrahan u the Illinois Cen
trial, stating that the road was IN great
danger OF mob violence. that the com
pnny had offered 20 pay all expenses
Of deputies, but he could not get them
from the sheriff OF that county. Troops
were asked for. Companies will pro-
coed 10 Cairo at any minute they arc
...aHad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

b Associated Press.
Paris June 29,-Premier Dupuy has
|1eiyed telegram from Motta VS.
tnti. Italy. saying that the authorities
De Inhabitants and even the family
n santc express profound indignation
! his crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

lIy As70tIHtcu fTF8Ts
Pitlaburg, J'fne 29.-'These VII lie no
more conferences on the aniaigamatsd
tin scale. ms the managers have either
signed or ar preparing 70 Sign an agree.
nent FOR an Ith.r cn,erenre when tho
farin qt,slicD y sedsL a'hs n,l's will
shut down on Jul, 1 for o i:ivnth. No
strike Ia cKlec.ei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
CANNOT COMBINE.
Competitive Lines in Kentucky Cam
not Consolidate.

By Associated Press
Louisville. June 20-chancellor Ed
wards today rendered a decision in the
case OF the commonwealth OF Kentucky
VS.. the Lackawanna and Northern to
prevent the latter from absorbing the
Columbus AMI Ohio Southwestern rail-
way. In his decision the chancellor de-
cides In favor Of the commonwealth and
granted the injunction asked for. He
decides that the lines are competitive,
ard that the control OF competitive
lines is prohibited by the constitution.
Tie case is an important one and the
decision Of the court has been awaited
With more than ordinary interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

BY AssocIuteu IIe7s'
New York. June 2s'-Judge Lacomp
today granted preliminary injunction
against the Moline Composing Machine
company restraining them from man
ufacturing or selling their typesetting
machine. The request was MADE "
the original OF such typesetting ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Paris, June 29.-rhe Civil rribur.,
To-Day ratified the agreement arrived
d. ny he iquidators OF the old Pam
company. having a capital AZ "a eoa eno
francs. is granted a concession which
enables them TO complete the inter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

associated Press.
's, June .2s.-M. Herbette. the
4. ,'en ambassador. was the guest OF
/. emperor for three hours today.
n S0ard the Imperial yacht He eined
~ we party. and afterwards had a
40 .aik with the emperor on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

ny Associated Press
Dubuque, Iowa, June 90, THE strike
was inaugurntcd hero at O'Clock this
afternoon by the men on the Great
western ns soon as train No. 4. East
bound had cleared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
nrssIi sfen OUT.


BY Associated Press.
Brazil Ind. June a2,-Ail the Crescent
traIninen and yardmen quit work here
today. The master mechanic, who has
taken charge Of the engines. II ~ role
possesAlon. The shipment Of coal Of the
road Is completely tied up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

'777FT'77T rTTH1
minneapolis. Mimi. June ~ The
Union Pacific train which left st. Paul
* ) oclpok, West bound. with three
iuilnans attached. was badly DELAYED
~ Como, In the suburb OF 81, Paul. by
w setting OF the brakes from the In.
stu or the car mob OF SOD sur
Wounded 4 and pelted the fircncn and
engineer with rociss M fireman. was
n non-union man. y ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
No ruiimans Attached.
by Associated rreas.

Cairo, NJ, June as.--The Illinois Cen
trai tonight attempted 70 send out a
Train Tor Chicago without Pullman.
The train viii be sent TO accommodate
passengers delayed here. Railroad OF.
heinis fear that they will have trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
TUE RETIRING SEA ACT.
|ssicies Four and seven Are to lie
Enforced.

r. Associated Press.
london.. June 2s.-An order In the
s1ncil was published by the official
''1et'e tonight which gives effect to
u arrangement made to enforce ar
's' and Z OF the scheduled pro-
IONS OF the Behring sea act OF a year
En-. inese arrangements provide that
siin,sn sealess before sailing must OBJ
e = special license which must always
ssFried. Every such vessel must
4. black and yellow flag beneath
saGonal colors The license may be
a. go II the regulations are not car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
Going Into pugiI,sm A.o,n

ny AssocIated Press.
Baltimore, June 2s.--Jake lSllrain
announces his intention to re-enter the
ring. He believes he is as good a man.
as ever, lie hopes to get the fist
whack at Frank Slavin upon the lat
ter'a. return from EnElnnd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Viewers weavers pr. Ts'mage second m.
-larcncc end Ayrreaie stake n,.a ne
Sap Tor 1000 soyereigns was v,n nn'n AZ.
Ss ,r; husselrs Lady NINTH. Ger NV ~
,v WAN areiston second, the Primes y,
"aiea Florsell II finished last 'e VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

BY Associated Prraa.
Ellensenrg, Wash. June sa.--Two
trains bearing delayed militia rcsi-
nhenis and cavalry horses LETT for the
west today The strikers permitted one
10 be attached. Everything Ia quiet.