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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Ing resosateas, as having bssn adopted
A whsrsas. sfss American III E !, Iiy.S'
Sas seen n, 10 enJoIn the hypocrl aehl
iyrants, George ~ Pullman Coz me
oWusrs Of the, so-cahat ~ u ii.ilan
ey irVp ne sssf sssn o n. .as 0e eat 70
their employes, among 'zf4ch seu was
he indu6einent 10 said emp Dyes % IN
YES, their all in their man trap sna ,hhsH
iaws-iaws enacted under and Tor the
adyantkge Of heartiess commercial-
Ism; laws in tul afhnlty VIII tes ep-
y old, which reduced ne tiilers Of ths
World 70 ssrfdon ana slavery aud
whsrsa fs s,a ,ss q the s' ossrrSlns
r.-s,n alftr OF Grover Cleveland
grounded as II Is, IN influences danger.
Gus TO- American, iinsrsy. elbows, shsws i'ss.t
rnsni. and persists In siding Win cor
porste .nisrests, trusts and ,csmn'hss,
10 the further ens.syemelt 81 LABOR Sae
sh SNa''hii Ii: contempt for ths eonstiiu-
tlon Of the Uni'sd states, and the re
served rights Of. The States BY inyAdfs i,Ig
nois and Missouri for the purpose Of
overAwiny their citizens. despite the pro-
tests Of the governors OF said States
Resolved, THAT the lsborIns orgAniza-
| tons OF the citizens OF Houaton, IN
mass meeting assembled, make this,
the.r earnest protest on behsH 81 tae
| against an such unlawful and despohc
acts, directed against US as class for
l our further Industrial enslAvement
Resolved Thai we ca, on AL COED
citizens who earn their bread by me
I sweat OF the brow TO protest both by
/ voice and vote and 70 exercise the right
Of suffrage to hurl from power the po-
/ lltioal dsapots WIN would trsmple tha
! constitution under loot and despoll us
/ of the last yestAge OF liberty.
Resolved, That we call upon the IN
biased pres OF this State and Nation
l 10 publish these resolutions 10 show our
I condemnation OF sAEeisnnd - lltlrlAus
and discriminatory against la.or apd
1 .nheritors OF the spirit OF i7T6. are de
/ terInlned to resist the acts Of tyrants.
! J. W, Edwards
+. ?. Allsb1ry,
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
ADMITTED ms QUIT.


Colmesneil. Texas. July i5,--Sherin En-
lOe and County Attorney Mooney came
10 from Chester this morning bringing
the negro boy, Dutch" Griffith, who, at
guilty to having outraged the s-ysar-old
daughter OF white man named Fon-
dren. residing four miles west Of Chester.
on June =, the negTp claiming, however,
that his deed was with the girls con-
sent. Her condition contradleted him, as
she was terribly bruised and almost died
from hemorrhage soon after from the
injuries.
Tho negro boy Is II years old and was
county convict, working out his me
ASSESSED against him for having assaulted
his father about year ago, In which the
old man, over 50 years old. got badly
used up
The most unnatural feature OF this az
| fair Is that OF the Victims father In his
effort to keep the matter quiet. When the
child escaped from the negro. after he
had OUTRAGED her, she told her parents
and her father Immediately gave the
negro 4 whipping, edmonishing him not
hung BY tho authorities This report
gained currency among the nelghbors,
and the negro, questioned ns 10 the mat
tor today, subatantiated the report.
A mob went. 10 Chester last from the
| purpose Of getting the negro, but Sheriff
| Euiug having had notice that such a
condition was liable 10 present itself, to-
gsther with County Attorney Mooney,
spirited The negro 20 farm place several
preston that he had started across the
/ country for WUodvllle with his prisoner.
! The mob, falling to Ind the negro, gave
vent to their rage In dscharEing their
/ guns; about q hundred being nred, after
/ The negro was lodged In jail At Wood
/ Vile this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
LABOR MASS MEETING.
Resolutions Adopted ncnouncInE
President Cleveland.

Houston, Texas July n.
IN pursuance TO call made by Labor
council No. at It's las; meeting, mass
meeting OF all labor organizations was
he'd IN Union Mems Social clubs hail,
over the Planters and Mechanics bank
Saturday night, The union men did not
respond as promptly or gather In as
large numbers as st was expect ed. and
Il was o'clock before the assemblage
was called TO order and one OF the
leaders mounted the rostrum to an.
noulce the object OF the meeting.
John Muleahy was elected presldea,
and j. " Edwards secretary OF the
meeting, after which fAf chair an
nouneed that he wSua ilke 10 have
the members express iatlr oplaioas and
views Of the question before the house.
which was what aoslon the laborlng
men OF Houston should take In the exist
Ing strike
Al this point some one one arose and
moved that all newspaper reporters BE-
tNcluded from the hal and from the
thlrd Moor OF the building After some
htl;e a;scsss'aa, In WATCH a venerable
and Wei known mechanic ably defend
privilege TO be present Al a pubic meet
ms the original motion was put 10 a
vote carried. and the reporters made
their exit from the building.
Ihs session behind closed doors. lasted
After the ns..,-- N, members were
non commit. AaI refused to say q
wQfi as 10 what trarspired behind the
WAiH. and referred all inquiries to the
steFefaFy, who handed eA the fonsa-
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Falling for nniIronas-Hevivni Meet
inga-Rniiroad Picnic.


Palestine Texas. July ls.-Pa!estiro u
figuring on three new raiiroads-one 10
Dallas one 10 Rusk and the other TO
Navasota.
The candidates for county offices who
have been making canvass Of the coun-
~ for the past week returned TO the
city last night and will start out again
Monday.
REV. /. r.. Dean OF waxahachie ls con-
Quoting series Of religious meetings on
Lacy street. where large crowds 20 10
In his arguments and breaches the pure.
unadulteTated gospel straight from the
shoulder
The railroad employees will give big
picnic al Jacksonville on Wednesday.
July is, An excursion will be run from
national and Great Northern. and. Judg-
ing from the programme arranged, the
occasion will be one worthy OF attend
anee, The general public IL invited.
Palestine has new daily paper the
Post, which Is a morning issue. chock
full Of local news and democratic from
head 10 foot Ards Bros. A Whitiow are
the proprietora. publishers and editors OF
Il and the public seema to appreciate
their iabors, for they have q good patron
age
a large number from this city left las,
night on the cheap excursion 10 San
Antonio. The rate from this city TO the
Alamo City and return, with stop <vsr
/ privileges at Taylor, Round Rock, Aus
IN and San Marcos, was put down 10
the low sum Of 80. Captain y. ].
Price. the husuing assistant general pas
senger and ticket agent Of the Interna.
uouai, who inaugurated the excursion.
was highly pleased with It's success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Mr. q. p. ". Richter. VINO was for.
mefly in the military service OF Texas
as a Ranger and other capacities but
now living in West Berk.ey. Ca, in
writing TO the governor mentions, among
other things, having seen accounts OF
severalapersons In Texas being bitten by
mad dogs. He then gives the following
as cure fer mad dog hites:
The s2-year-oid royal forester, Gastel
declares; Il VIII not take my often ao-
rroyed remedy to curs the bite OF mad
nVgs TO the grave with me- but publish
y Tor az u Is the last service can DO
for mankind.
'reke warm vineFar and wash the
iaceratso part, dry II. then ar5p NIUE
ne aeld IN the wQlnd II will destroy
me poison asst uast Il harfn esF. Thfs
- .ess PAINFUL than burning or eutilne a
p.See out
N h.-Ninegar enough car ba heated
the sooner the better"
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sHELY's coon WORK.
Two OF the Assnulters Of wade Cap
tured by Him.


Corpus Christi. July 1.-THE following
from RIO Grande city TO the Daily Caller
will no doubt be Of much interest to the
Texas;
Rio Grande City, Texas, July l.-cap-
tain Joe Shelly arrived here this morning
at a. m. for Corpus Christi, travelling
ance The captain takes with him two
Mexican prisoners arrested here by MIN
a. two Of tse three men who committed
Mr.. John Wade at WADE CITY In Nueces
county on the i1th day Of last March.
The third and last one OF the Rsssssins
has been located and b Is only a ques-
ton Of a few weeks until he, too, will
be In the tolls
a outlet citizen, who was not aware
called from his bed late at night and
shot through the body by an unseen as
ssss,n, After Airing the shot ne mis- ili.
for the purpose Of robbery, but secured
| no booty, They then left and after a
few days unsuccessful search for clue
the case was given up as hopeless Just
| one month after the shooting. Captain
Shelly was called In and from thae day
until the arrest Of the criminals the case
was managed with the most conRummA;e
tact and the highest order OF detective
About S SRs %od f.0 G.S w sS.y fss
where the three Mexicans had ramped
during the day before the shooting. Here
! he found an empty sardine can. which
had contained mus ard sardInes. put up
by. ii. e, capen OF PASSPORT. Me 1t was
| only after an arduous search through the
towns OF Corpus Christi, Alice, Portland.
| BeeVNle, SkidmOre, Oakyi,le, san Patrico,
| Shprpsburg, Mineral City. Kennedy and
| Goliaa, that che vendor OF abe sRrdines
was located at Runge. Here II was as
| certained that three horses and saddles
| had been msslng since two days be-
| fore the crime was committed at Wade
| cay. From th.s clue Captain Shelly mas
| followed upon toe trail OF these men
step by step and link by link. The chain
| OF evidence mas been unearthed. until
| today u is complete. Both ;uen acInowl.
| edge their gulf, one OF them saying hs
is the man who fired the shot. pc
| culiar sS-t OF Winchester, which wa.
| seen In tho hands OF a Mexican neal
| Wade Cgy the day before ami al Colllns
the day after the shooting, was found In
POSSESSION Of one OF the men arrested
| The stolen saddles have been recovered
one OF the horses Is IN poAseHsl-- OF N,
| Officers and the other two are IA Mexico
but viii soon be returned to this SIDE
by the Mexican officials.
| Captain Shelly has been ably and Of
ficiently assisted IN the capture OF hi,
men by Major Luis Y2aguirTe OF CamRr,
go aud Sheriff Wash Shelly. He will ar,
rive In Corpus Christi about July Is with
the prisoners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
wEArnER AND CROPS .

Itasca, Texas. July l4-crops beginning
to need rain again.
Caldwell. Texas July 1.-THE weather
IL getting dlstressir Sly dry, and unless Il
rainA Ia a few days crops will suffer
serious damage.
HalletHvllle, Texas, July IA good
rain fell here yeaterday. II was accom-
panied by considerable Wind but no dam
age - reported Cotton worms have not
yet appeared and prospects for large
crop are very good.
Amphlou, Texas, July l3-The drouth ia
this part Of the state ~ beginning TO look
serious, although we have had some par
ual showers this week and Il looks as
though we would get more today. Cotton
Z. opening, but unless We get ram ii VIII
be very short
YoAkuu, Texas. July l5.-Yosteriay
evening about clock THIS town was Wis
ned By very hard sand storm. The Faud
and dust wan 80 thick thai "a person could
hardly see the buildings on the opposite
side Of the street. About O'Clock "A light
shower Of rain fell which cooled the air
some and laid the dust. but not enough 10
benefit the cotton crop. Il Is learned thar
q very heavy rain Tell az Hplletsv.lle ana
/ the northeastern portion OF the county
! Cotton In this section ls suffering for rain
and ruin nov would only help Tor a fan
| crop. The indications are good for more
1 ruLu today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
ONE OF Fonr woRTns ISsTIru-
TIONs.

Fort Worth has good CO use TO be
proud OF It's educational institutions,
both rubilc and private. Attention IL
called 20 one OF them. the Polytechnic
college. by the recent election 10 its
PRESIDENCY Of Rev. w. f. Lloyd, whose
work ms pastor OF the First Moiho.
dist church for several years past has
sttssted his possession Of the sturdy
qualities Of heart ana mind which are
necessary TO leadership In Christian ed
uoEtlon.
The Polytechnic college Is chartered
institute OF learning. and has just
closed its third year. Situated on Poly
tsehHic Heights. two and quarter
miieG from tho union depot. It is con-
neoted with the city by horse car
line. which viii be made an electric
line at an early day.
The property OF the Polytechnic cot
lego consists OF a. campus OF twenty
i've acres owned exclusively by the
college. IN addition the college has an
undivided half Interest IN over COO acres
of land lying Immediately around the
N1fhbhfs ~ IViAlhU lne
land has been laid on into blocks,
streets and alleys and divided up into
lots.
Already quite village has grown up
around the college The college build
ing Is beautiful design As yet only
one wing has been completed. bur that
is an imposing structure and furnishes
ample accommodations for from forty
10 fifty young ladies, Besides this
building the college owns alao board
ing hall for boys and nsnt chapel
FOR religious services and commence
ment occasions.
The design OF the college IL indicated
IN the name Poiytechnic-niany arts
In addition TO a literary course. It viii
ultimately have u commercial schoo
and a complete school Of technology
II is possible, also, that law school
Will be established
The attendance In she pust un,,
years has been large aud increaalng
each year. The president, Rev. W. f
lloyd. intends to lend every energy t.
make the Polytechnic college one q
the leading institutions OF the South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
CURED BY PASKOLA,
What PTellgestsd Food is Doing for
DISDGpdC People,
ITS WONDERFUL EFFECTS
Thin People Rnpidiy Gain Flesh By
Taking Pnsisoin, the Newly Dis
covered Pre-DigcAted Food.
Remarkable Cures Of
Indigestion.

Paskola works wondersi
That is what people who take II say,
and the statement Is repeated by the
druggists who sell II. There has never
been such demand for any preparation
as there now is Tor Paskola, the pre-
digested food. The druggists say tnat
a large stock OF it is ropldly disposed
OF in meeting the calls that are con-
stansiy made for It,
Dyspeptic sufferers. who have tried
Paskola as a last resort, after taking
ev3ry other remedy they could find,
have been delighted to notice their
symptoms soon disappearing. Pale,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Corpus Christi. Texas. July s.--Mr. J.
n, Meatler OF this city has made an IN
yention that Is liable TO revo.utioniEe the
world. It is nothing more nor less than
compressed air engine and be believes
that It will eventually take the place OF
steam. He has a testimonial from four
aides - Mines, II. r., Luier. Mary G..
Watts, Clara Ligate and Johanna Mitch
ell--who saw Il applied TO a saving ma
chine, and testify that II worked like a
charm. This was done with the model
which was made by Mr. Mesiier, who
had II on exhibition at the Caller offca
yesterday. AR Mesticr says he inyented
the sharp's rife IN Noble, Ala, in 1879,
but was cheated out Of the patent, and
THAI he proposes TO hold on TO his latest
Invention, no matter what may happen.
He will so 10 Washington In person 10
get his Invention patented. but being
very poor he must rely on the generosity
OF his friends to asst him Ia getting
there. he says he will visit them I'll
and that anything from dime M Will
be acceptable That the invention has
great merit there is but little doubt and
many believe that II will eventual y
take the place OF steam. Mr.. Mestler Is
a FrenchmRn by biarth and Is Of very
inventive turn OF mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Huntsville. Texas. July 1.-THE repub-
lloans OF Walker county held their county
convention yesterday In accordance win
tho cal OF Chairman David Williams.
The convention was decidedly against the
Endorsement OF candidates aud the fol.
lowing nominations were made: For
county Judge, u, l.. Angler; tax collector
J. NJ. Parish; assessor. r, t. Wynns
treasursr ]. Houston. colored; county
clerk, David Williams. colored district
lions were made FOR sheriff attorney or
surveyor, DeleBates were elected TO the
conversational. senatorial and foatorial
conventions and Instructed TO favor
stralEhtout nominations.
The democratlo primaries 10 nominate
the county democratic ticket We're held
Yesterday and the executive committee
meets Tuesday TO cast UP and declare the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Halletsville, Texas, July ib,-'rhe popu-
list county convention, which was to
have met here yesterday for the purpose
OF nominating county ticket. has been
postponed 70 august y Their congress-.
Indefinitely,
The republicans Will hold their eouut,
OF indorsing a county ticket IL is thotssi,s
that they will indorso the entire dem
ocratio ticket None except negroes now
ventlon Ia this county
the democratic congressional cenvcn-
Non for the Tenth district will be held
good majority, II Is believed here Thai
he VIII be nominated and that the DARK
horses who are In training will receive
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Caldwell. Texas. July 1.-the brisk
movements among the business men to-
day and the general good humor must
be due largely 10 the ending OF the strike.
Yesterday not pound OF bacon could
be bought here. and everything was dull
city Marshal c. W, Curry has an
nounced his candidacy for sheriff,
Advertising in The Post brings what Is
wanted. Murray q Gray advertised for
a druggist and In less than week they
had secured the services Of an expert.
The Posts newsboy here IL u hummer.
He is making the other news Kids do
aoine talking.
Dr. h, H. Carroll will Ill the pulpit at
the Baptist church tomorrow. The pastor
IL conducting protracted meeting In
Bastrop county.
Rev. A. S. Blaekwood returned yes
terday from the camp meeting at Da-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Brownsville Tex, July fs-The
golden jubilee Of Rev. Augustine Marc
Joseph Gaudes vas celebrated with
mueh ceremony here today. beng the
hfueth anniversary of his ordination
NJ s. was ce'eb'a.il i-is IN ,rning Nv
rather Gaudet. asslslsi " Fathers
Aaurel and Piet, A grand banquet
w. S'S''a ~. t-"or tbs afternoon
rlt'S guests were seated at the table.
solemn vespers win be celebrated this
evening a number OF visiting priests
hhrucipated in the celebration. Father
Saude; is "A years old
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

welmar, Texas. July I5,-Upon infor-
nation Marshal II. York wsnt to GID
den this morning and arrested the maa
reported to be the one VINO shot the sec
tion hand here a few weeks ago. whlch
fact was reported IN TIE Post ar the
time. II will be remembered that the man
VINO done the shooting was on the out
side and the one shot on the inside OF
the house and 1t vas at niglt The ae-
In examination.
tbs morning at or near I o'clock the
flre bell gave the alarm and soon the
whole town was In excitement IL was
soon discoyerel that he upper story Of
The 4. A. Hill bank building was Oh IiFe.
The fire was soon extingulsaed, however,
and but little damage done, Last night
was regular meeting uig-t for the Ma
sonic lodge and II Is thought the IRE was
caused BY some one throwing a Stuinn
OF cigar Into a wooden spittoon flled
with sawdust. Just SUCH an accident a.
caused the destruction OF the Masonic
lodge at Oakland. tolls county, fe~
months ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
THE DEATH ROLL,


Rusk, Texas, July H-Rgy. II. W. Hnw-
kns died at his hons here today az $50
p, m. Mr.. Hawkins was about 20 years
old. he was Royal Arch Mason, he has
ptsu mere some Twelve or fifteen years
coming from Indiana 10 Texas as a
NortherA MtthOdiBt shortly after he
came here lie Joined the East Texas COM
tetenee OF SoutRern Methodist church and
was a member VI the Southern Metho-
DIST church OF the time Of his death. lie
leaves wife and little boy. He also has
some two or three children by hts nrst
VIE In Indiana. The Masons will bury.
him tomorrow here Funeral services At
the Methodist church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
TO coxTRIBuToRs.

n the Gazette printed all the artt-
eies. speeches, essays stories, etc,
We receive. every line OF news would
he crowded out of Its columns. A.
% L., thousands of words of tele-
graph matter are thrown into the
OF space. For this reason are
forced 10 decline all contributions,
except news matter MS defined to
our correspondents. We trust this
viii be accepted by all prraons who
have sent contributions OF the class
Indicated TO the Gazette an eHpiana-
tory OF the non-appesrHnce Of such
mufteg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

se0ly Texas, July H.--Last Thursday
eveeiang Mr. Ike Rencau and Miss Fannie
hatwell were quietly married at San
Felipe by Justice Walker. They LETT I'M.
mediateiy for visit 10 relatives In liar
rts county
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
Daisy Hubbard we're united IN marriage
by Rev. X. n. MoOlsey. Only a few
relatives ami friends were present. MIR
and Mrs. Run left on the Katy 10 spend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS
SEwsY NOTES GATHERED ny ouR
CORRESPONDENT.
District Confereaee-Nrerc Shooting
scrape-No Peaches Canned mt
Rasis--An Arrest for Muir
dsr-PersonaI Mention.

Calvert. Texas. July i5.-oui.e crowd
Jeff yesterday ami las. night for Austin,
where they so for few days pleas
uro.
Misc Bertha sAla returned home to
Dallas yestsrday. after = pleasant visit
70 friends and relatives here
Miss Lutte Pryor OF Dallas Is IN the
city, the guest Of ner br0t1er. Fred Pry-
on, and Mra T. VI. Garrett.
Nr, j. y. McLendon Of Waco was In
the city Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jessie Foster left yesterday for
for quite while.
Miss Edith ulbaon left Saturday for
two months Visit TO relatives IN Gal
weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, A. Bergeroa and Miss
JuliA Howard are visiting In san An
tonic. also NJ. and Mrs. G. 5. Meredith.
Saturday passed on very quietly, no
hshts nor anything TO disturb the many
traders that hock acre eysry Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

road. and Mitchell. having a srudEs
eKainst Jerry because he waf elected
over him in that section for principal o.
the school. when he saw him coming got
out Of his buggy and pretended 10 be
liking his harness until Jerry was opp
site him, when he assaulted him. q
became the attacking party ana tney
cunched. Mitchell sang JerryE nnges
badly ard IN turn getting. choked urtii
llnauiah his hold and left his antAsonist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Rusk' Texas, July 1.-THE state rail-
road crossed the Tyler and Southeastern
railroad yesterday two miles from here
with track laying. The State Railroad
company have been for several weeks
trying 10 make. arrangements to cross
This railroad is making for the Interna-
uonal and Great Northern. The STATE has
about sN convicts at work on the new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

Palestine. Texas, July is.--At her late
residence h Palestine July u. at $50
N,eleSk q m, Mrs. Daisy Wells. wife OF
AZ kd Wells, aged . years. The funeral
sGSlees took place from the residence
WA morning az $40 o'clock and inter-
msnt was made 10 East I'M cemetery.
A. peeeaseu leaves large number of
friends 70 meurs hsr death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17
FOSTERS LOCAL roREcAsr.

The storm waves will reacn this
meridian and the other changes will
occur at and within 100 miles of For,
Worth within twenty-four hours be-
fore or after sunset OF the dates given
below:
July 17-Fair and cool
July is--EodetatinE.
July is-Warrnsr
July 20-Storrn wave on this meridian
July 2l-WInd changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-17

rlmpson. Texas, july 1.-THE summer
normal has eghty-two enrolled and Is
steadily Increasing. Hon. j. N. Clrllsle
Is expected next week, which VIII in
crease the interest.
has located AZ Timpso il lie Is fns
physician, havinS graduated and taken
three extra courses,