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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
ArrnALING ron PROTECTION.
Remarkable Condition OF Affairs Mt
coal Gate, l., II.

by Associated Press.
Little Rock. Ark. June 7.-Governo
Fishbaek received the following letter
today from George y. jam. editor OF
the Twin city Independent at cosl
Gate. 1. t. representing the oitiaens
committee OF strlking miners;
Dear Strive. residents of the In
dian Territory, deuomlnated striking
miners, are informed chat iarse pro-
portion OF our number variously estl-
mated frorn 5000 to 5000 persons. men.
women aud children. together with
their movable personal erfco,s, are 10
be summarily elected from the Terri
tory. regardless OF the justice OF our
opposition to a most hsartiess and dis
astrous reduction Of our wages.
Whether we viii be forced upon your
soil or that OF the stAte Of Texas or
Kansas Ne kaow not That SO many
desdtute persons wiii be Indicted upon
dther state without ,ts most strenu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

Gus oppositioa we DO not expect We.
thsrsfors. take this precautionary step
TO call yow attcntion thus early to the
fact that this compulsory migration
Is in diroot opposition to our most
oafnast protest and without our con-
ssat'or voi,eion. and pray you to make
the sstrty Of our famhes--hslpless
victims between two nrss--your con-
osin. as far as Mes in the path OF your
duty"
Similar lsttsrs have been sent to
Governors Hoss and Lleweliyn. The
governor has replied, deploring the ex-
Stins relations OF the Indian Territory
to the United States. and stating that
he has no power to take any action in
the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
THE CRIPPLE CREEK CRISIS
NiiiuA Arrive An the Nick of rtr,e
Bosh sideA oo- ttnpo 20 nslss war
Preparnttous-Lsbo Troubies
I'm IlIInois--otbeF News.


BY Associated Press.
St Louis. Mo, June IA special to
the Republic from Denver, Col, says;
Unless some excited posse Of deputies
or band OF reckless miners persist In
making trouble. the crisis at Cripple
Creek Is over. Toe most authentic
facts out OF a great mass OF excited
telephone dispatches indicate that the
miners are willing to lay down their
arms, came into the camps Of the ma
tional guards and become good citizens
once more. The militia today made a
forced march from Midland, reaching
the scene OF trouble at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, none TOO soon to prevent a
clash between the miners and the dep
uties When Gen. Brooks reached the
camp he requested the deputies TO
withdraw their picket line and he
would substitute his men. To this the
deputies demurred. This evening a
SOUND Of deputies marched through the
main streets in military order. Mayor
Lindsey took occasion 10 tell them
they must not enter the corporate linz
Its OF the city any more. They passed
on, evidently intent on making some
point OF vantage before dark Sheriff
Bowers was waited tn by q large dele
cation OF deputies who urged him to
allow them 10 accompany him TO Bull
Hill IN the morning They may pre-
cipitRtc a row. The town IL atill in
tensely excited, and there will be little
sleep In camp tonight. The presence
Of the militia does not bring any re-
lief The deputies want none OF their
aid. AID the strikers stand ready for
scrimmagc at the drop OF hat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
snNnns AND pupurIns rIonr.
4 sIsirmish nj Long Rangc With No
One KILLED.

BY Associated Press.
Cripple Creek, Col, June 7.--At $50
o'clock today slSirmish took place
between the miners and deputies. over
300 shots We're nred, but 30 far as
known no ono was Killed. During the
night the miners threw up entrenoh-
ments along the line OF hills between
Buu mountain and the deputies camp,
Sixteen miners advanced on the picket
line OF the deputies and secured horses
belonging to the oavalrymen, The pick
cts opened nre, but the miners drove
them back. Immediately the full force
OF deputies took up a line OF battle and
gave chase to the miners, who re-
treated with tho stolen horses. The
miners took refuge behind the fortin-
cations. A battle at long range fol-
lowed Tile deputies got their parrot
and gAttling guns in position and fired
several shots from them, Gen. Adams
says he will train his long guns on
Bull hill and begin bomhardment OF
the miners n the militia docs not ar
rive soon. Troops are now marching
from Midland. but the roads are al
most impossible and they cannot reach
Dull hill before p. m. sheriff Bowers
Is with Gen, Brooks and Adiutant
Tarsuey The sheriff declared that
when the troops reach Bun hill the
deputies will arrest the men for whom
they have warrants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

The Thane OF Coon Creek perceived.
me moment Alfredo entered the room
WIN a delicate flush upon her cheek,
mat Atheistane, the BowleEged. hai
been calling again. "''
What. no, daughterg exclaimed the
old warrior. ''s
:, with lowering glance and TREMBLING
limbs. she advanced iO'ins
boa Pa sno,,d she mumured, timidly. che
foreboding. suuuei'
demanded my
He asked me II could return.
She faltered. The great drops on per.
spiratl9n stood upon the brow Of The
your command
HIS love- said the maiden, simpIy.
A great sigh OF relief broke from The
HaW he cried. "Then he said
naught Of the umbrella | borrowed OF
nun last week. Return his love? That
In his JOY, the proud father bought
"assAll Tor the crowd.-Pucls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

The Deputies WIu Enforce the Law,
No Matter what the Cost.

BY Associated Eross.
Cripple Creek, Col. June IA I1cal
paper published today what puiports
to be interviews with Under sheriff
Aruliina and County Commissioner
Boynton, who are in charge cc the
army Of 1900 deputies camped within
sight Of Bun hill. Mullins declares Il
Is the intention to storm Bull Hill, re-
gnrdless OF consequences. Commissions
err Boynton was even more emphatic.
He declared that Gov. Waite nor any
man had any right to arbitrate out
OF law. There were men on Bull hill
guilty OF grave crimes, for whose ar.
rests they had warrants These men
would be arrested at all hazards. he
allowed that In doing this many lives
would be placed In jeopardy. Never
theless, the county had gone TO great
expense In massing large force 10
viudioate the law. and this was not the
time for hesitation. Il is conceded
that the deputies are safe from attaek
30 long Us they attempt no otren-
sive movement. 1t is raining here, and
is bitterly cold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
NATION CONVERSELY.
a MAs-ificent Reception Close. ths
Years work,

NNsHihcent Reception Closes IN,
Years work,
Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. June "a magnificent
tolree, alumni meeting ana rooont,on
closed the Years work at Baylor uni.
Nersity last night.
The business meeting OF the a,umn,
was held yesterday ut $50 AZ tho ool-
iege hail, II WINS the largest alumni,
meeting ever held in Baylor unly,r-
slty. Old members were present nam
all over the country. New hylaws
pnd constitution were drafted, read nna
adopted with enthusiasm, re.lowlnr n
Hist OF onicers OF the alumni eleoses
for the ensuing year. w. O. baltimore
president Fort Worth; b. elisa. arst
vioe-president, Houston, p. NJ Non
third viee-presldent. McGrcgor; II. A
Hurieson, recording secretary, waco.
Miss Emma cuibertson. corresponding
secretary. Speeches were made by
many Of the members and an showed
much interest IN tile association ana
their cherished alma mstee. AZ night
general reception and soiree was
held, beginning about o'clock and
llpting until early ia tho mornlax. IL
was an Informal gathering and con
Nationality was nowhere apparent
The ladies OF the First Baptist church
furnished refreshments. music ana
laughter, and light hearts did the rest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

Sensational atory ToId by n Cripple
Greek Newspaper Man.
BY Associated Press.
Denver, Col. June 7.-John Shorten,
editor OF the Cripple Creek Herald,
published in the interest Of the miners
who Were arrested by the deputies sew
cral days ago. arrived here today on
parole. He tells 4 sensational story OF
the treatment Of himself and others at
the hands OF the deputy sherins.
Fifteen or twenty OF us" said Mr..
Shorten, were nut In a school house
for the night without any blankets or
beds. Some Of the men were beaten.
wore not allowed to speak TO each
other or have any writing material.
In the morning, under Sheriff Null
Inns orders 10 the deputies We're that
II any prisoners refuse TO do what they
are told to to shoot their id heads
OF. We were marched IN 1ngle file
and given some rolls or crackers, and
whutever coffee was left IN an old
bucket and then az the point OF mus
kets were forced 20 pack water and
wood for the big camp.
The hardest case Of all was that OF
man named Sullivan. who received a
telegram telling him that his wife waI
dying and asking him to go To Lead
VILE Immediately / saw him get the
telegram and when we were captured
Sullivan showed Il to the deputies. hut
they refused to liberate him and would
not even allow him TO communicate
with his dying wife or his family"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.

That the navy department is thor.
oughly In earnest In the desire 10 probe
70 the bottom the allegations OF high.
handed fraud there Is no doubt, but
congress should step In and order an
Investigation by a toint co,nnisa,on
from both houses. Then the people
OF the country would feel certain that
they would know to what extent they
Ind.
The changes that have been made in
the tariff blu as II came from tho
house do not express the sentiment Of
the Democrats OF the United states
and their allies In the last presidential
ardice and subservience to the favored
interests which they represent OF Ger.
tain Democratic senators OF the Glass
OF when HI and Brice and German be.
conspicuous examples. = charlestan
News and Courier. Dem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
FRENCH RIGHTS ~
rhh ASclo-cosao
coSsDraho !, '.s'ae


Associated Press
o deputies ,sa today N. Ess = { ~,
a a. .oas upon the AfS'' FL
Great Britain. say,,a 'n !. WI
tined to thwart Fr =. u''' d =.
ed that the sovsrs .nss,' :. y q,
t rrsn treaty right Of f, ,,'''''
r n,a. e. pelonee, editor \, !
ina. It was the duty ' q ~ ! Is
10 10 enforce respect for ~ = s','''
snow to the foreign \. a. y; m,
hai been aroused f,o,ps v n, q
a f mi haonotaux, the m III s.,'l I.
d1i liars thanked NJ. E ,I.s,'' \ 4
uueing the subject ~ +
convention ignored r. ans <td,l'
regard to Africa ana 's s.. as:s;s.s
me Integrity Of tn o 9as.'.s'ls ,
france had sent protas v''enaa Z,
}set to London and n ssss y
me meantime she s /,
treaty as null and WA S ,.,..r
government was dettrm,,,..1si WIT. /.
the claims of Franco "a y II
terrh which the coss " Y. /,
already dispatched ~ ,, sSss'susi
GGu,osnghi. Prolonssd ~ AZ Y =
htienne proposed 4 mc,,os ~ =.
eD o91,.n that the soy ,'ra ,,l'
enforce q ~. the observanc, 'se Il !, \
adopted. "h, cli,i,1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

Special Dispatch.
Waco, Tex. June THE cotton pail
ace directory met this evening and be-
gan preparations for the laying of the
corner stone Of the building. The GER
emony will be held about the 25th In
slant and will be made an elaborate
and extensive affair. The contractor
broke dirt for the foundations of the
building and expects to complete tho
entire foundation work prior to July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

Special Dispntch
Gordon, Tex, June 7.--Evangelists j.
w. Lowery and Chas Byron, Joined by
the local Methodist pastor, NJ. k. Irwin,
began last Saturday an arraignment
Of the umregenerate Of this town. Bal
ley, elder of the Cisco district, has ar
rived and is assisting in the prosecution
of the cause. torty-Hix convictions
have been made a success without local
precedent.
District conference will be held here
Shturdny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
prrrIcrLr ro cnr MEMS
Telegraph Wires Cut by the Depu-
ties-Linemen Fired Upon.

By Associated Press
Denver, Col, June T,--All news from
Cripple Creek is sent by telephone, as
the deputies have cut all telegraph
wires and win not allow repairs to he
made. NJ. s, Duncan, Western Union
hneHnan. was fired upon by deputies
when he put spurs 10 his horse to
avoid arrest. HIS horse was wounded.
The situation is extremely critical in
view OF Governor waite's order to Gen.
Brooks not to allow the deputies TO
pass through the lines, and may result
in conflict between the militia and the
miners on one side and the deputies on
the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press. ''a

BY Associated Press.
London, June 1.-THE St. ,.,.
zette this afternoon puh,.s' ~ !.
Gle written by a person "a. y.
nave been acquainted with /. IN
the author Of the .rr,.h Va \ =, J. |,
vincibles and Their Tim~s !. !.
the writer says that he ~ \
lyman has been desd 4, !.
three years. He ads.
the COPYRIGHT on T,n,s's ~ - /,
expired, the present boot !.
the work Of a psnny.a-iln.s y
fairly good lookInT rpsSss 4.
nothing about the fnyincin.. y \
was wanted on other ehsrss, VI
10 america before he was sn,s,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

A Fight Ensues aad 1iany shots Are
hscinnwed.

BY Associated Press.
indianapolis. Ind. June IA special
to the News from shellburn. Ind. from
a stan correspondent says: About
O'Clock this morning several drunken
men approached the picket line around
the ninety militia men stationed at
Farmersburg and tainted the guards
One man attempted to pass through
the line and was brought to halt
The Intruder hurled a brick at tho
guard and the latter opened fire. This
VIVA the signal for general fusliada
OF stonop and firing OF the guards. For
~ or fifty shots were fred IN quiol, sue
cession. Co,snel lbel OF Torre Hautr.
in command OF the three companies.
called % arms all his mon, but they
were unable to run down the attack
INK party, not one being found The
firing caused great excitement. A gen
erai alarm was sounded and Companie1
y OF Washington. a OF Indiana, ,oila
and the Second Regiment of Ildianapo-
lis, under Colonel Ross. wero ordered
to FarmersburE on the double qucl,
time, Three companies under Major
Pennington were ordered out to sklrm-
ish between this place and Farmers-
burg It was feared that thore might
be n general attack made on the small
force No strikers were oyerhauled on
the way up, all the troops remaining
here were held In reserve until 4 O'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press.
London, June IA disnsA 4.
Times from Vienna says Tie VIZ
storm that ever visited this ut
menced at 7 o'clock yestsrtp ,
ing. Dense coppsr-colorsd sl,es
with alarming rapidly. NJ
drove the dust in columns 10 lh1
OF four-story houses, then III y
gan to fall and covered The IL
short time to the depth Of tz
eight inches. In less than fhm|
utes the city looked as Il II hi .
gone a bombardment. II 8 afz
that 10000 windows were sifall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

by Mr.. Frank Talmase Of Palestine.
Tex.
Evenings Of the 18th, 18th and 18th.
exercises OF literary societisa.
Monday, 2 p. m, alumni meeting.
Thursday. commencement day--l. Er-
arciscs by graduating class = Com
menoement address By Homer t. WI
eon OF Fort Worth. 3. Distribution Of
diplomas.
A large class Of graduates and sew
ernl post graduates.
j. w. Lobor Of Galveston delivered
last night at the chapel the nrst Of
series Of fve lectures; subject, Crime
and Vice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

BY Associated Press.
London. June 7.-General Iaa
ton Of California was today &c;
for trial on the charge Of ruan,il
in having caused the death = /.
Burton. an itiDerant ruldls
thrusting the point Of an nnsfE.
his left eye. on May ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
MEDALS FOR SCHOLARSHIP,
pnrcnT YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE
WON DISTINCTION.
Last IA, OF the weatberrord COL
iene-Ls-s OF sht viotors and the
Meaais-Add pas University.
The Trustees Are Elected.


Special Dlspntch.
Wenihcrford. Tex. june 7.--The
FAIRY Brides cantaia enacted by the
young gentlemen and ladies Of the
weatherford college At the opera house
last night was greeted as the curtain
rolled UP by an elite and crowded au-
had homase paid to Them by tns iAisy
band without stint Ihe enllc hluu,
" 'Ni'ies 10 ~ '-'S III,
nrouhu 'ne soss' We - - ~ ~
"oNus wa e'''-. ''',-'e's
presented a 'yp'eai p'e'uis VI s"s - ="
ies' fairy ueiis aho "oouismus =. 49,
nymphs OF inc ioreA. ~
around the peanehu' ques" "
giades ana slens s'ls,hs' ae.ns ''s
they ever changed pos'',ons, n,'t.ns /"
tne WINS oi '"e p'''",, $3.50.
plestic myers Oh MIS- o,,''Ae',
must Close e,Se ." i"ly "es
rowed l soar TOO long anu ,ose n'yss,I
In the pictured panorama OF last i'Sn, ,
incomparaole represeh'u''oh VI w
tMry me OF the 'ons "sO' - ~ -
sius'on OF ths c'ln'AtS 'ne eAolAnna.io"'
@9vo' was lippNd oy Tue VAST "uu'-
enea.
TWO orauons were uense'eV
hessrs' W. D. "oathel'oru .Du -
aubrey "eSt 40 a p'eaS'hs preiuae 7"
me program Oh 'he oo"'i''ehcsi'ch' .A
eroises, WHICH were 'n'foouoeu ny
prayer from u" Rev Jerome hai--'on'
~ ~ OIL eaiAoo' TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
~ pnNNslLvANIA.
Negro Miners Imported to Take the
Place pf strikers.

Negro Miners Imported to Take the
Place pf strikers.
by Associated Press
MononEahela City. Pa. June THE
situation at Manown. where the Yough-
loushuny Gas-Coal company introduced
negro lnborers today. protected by dep.
utles. has entirely changed from quiet
to the livliest kind OF action. About q
O'Clock tonight " WAS rumored that a
crowd Of 5000 Ia 1000 miners would
muroh on Manown at 10 o'clock. About
that hour martial music WAS heard
shots were hred and signal lights be-
gan flashing from both hilin Every.
thing was excitement about the mines.
nnd the deputies at once set about bar
Reading themselves In anticipation OF
war, II viii be- n hard matter 10 get
news from Manown without delay. as
the only telegraph office there is In the
cumpGny's building, and Superintend-
Ont Young has established IA press cen-
sorHhip IA the matter stands now
correspondents are compelled to go 10
Monongahcla city To lille their news
II ig reported that Mr., Young said tho
news could be sent from the Manown
Office II It was such ns he would dictate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
KELLEY IN ! BAD va
His Men Sick and wins"
or rood.

BY ASSOciateu - al
Cairo. NJ. June 7---Kfl', Il =, :.
ing brought up his poa'' ,..l
whose farm he Is cainp.a l ~ Il J
him to vacate at : o's'1 {, I'd
Ing. He compromise , Y X z
the lumber from bis ~ oes y, b I
sion to stay a dsy ias y II 4,
viii be out this eysnis event.. 4. y I
lion is ripe as to WA W., " M
WIN be. His army = Y. sIos y
tents and no trans 1,!.' ~ b, I
hour hour makes the sltv a,,Is' "
s nS His horse was l sn,i ~ q
c cnl, Of Paducsh ic y y *
line line against him q y, W, M. Z
ONE ONE from bis army : y
Cairo. 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

BY Associated presa.
Ironton, Ohio luns TAT II o'clock
tonight sheriff Ward and large force
OF deputies armnd with winchesters
and several hundreds rounds OF ammu-
milton left on special for Dick Creek
bridge tho point at which tho Norfolk
and Western track wnyers were at
tackled last night, and where trouble IL
expected again tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

BY Associated Press
Philadelphia, June l'--la' .. y ,
States cruiser Mluneapsss !, y " :
6 O'Clock tonight from a s.'', n 4
or Lailders Trial trip l9 ss. Il
acquitted herself most ci' sa.', I.
ing herself the equal y n, ~
not superior OF her A''''
Columbia, i1l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

s7F1NIF-7 I'THptIIltI'
Chico, Tex, June THE school board
Of the Chico male md female Institute
elected today Professor ]. T. Booker OF
Waxahachie and Professor J. Andrews
Of rhorp Spring as superintendent and
principal for the ensuing year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 7.-rheodore
p. Haughey, president OF the defunct
indianapolis national bank, was this
morning sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary for his part In the wreck
lng OF that institution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

BY Associated Press.
New York, June S-The Herald
says There appears to be no longer
any doubt that Judge William Walter
Phelps ex-mintster TO Germany, Is In
a startingly critical condition, If he is
not dying, and the belief Is expressed
that his death may be looked for at
any moment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press.
London, June II B. J. BY
Co, OF Liverpool. traders IN ~
cotton, have failed. uii'lu'
$4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
MrnoN nnnp rnorupr1o.
Thinks lie Can see II War In the
Cripple Creek Trouble.

BY Associated Press.
Denver, Col. June Tin an address
before the Union league. Rev Myron
Reed, who resigned the pastorate Of the
congregational church on account Of
the adverse feeling by his expression
OF sympathy fer tho Cripple Greek
strikers, said, II am not a prophet. bn,
J am the son Of a prophet. My father
roresaw the beginning Of the war, /
see tho beginning OF War now. These
men on the hill are fighting the frst
battle. Special advantages TO none.
equal opportunities 70 all. Under this
banner We fight this nght"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
No Wholesale Arrests rsr@ittsd.
ny Associated Press.

Denver Col, June 7.-Govornor
Waite is determined 10 prevent blood
shed at Cripple Greek II possible. Ho
has Instructed Gen. Brooks not to al
low armed deputies 20 pass through
his lines. but to psrrnlt sherin Bowers
to pass through alone and serve papers
ON the miners. The governor viii not
permit whole snle arrests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press.
Brussels. June s-rhe ~
says that the mental con1laN
widow of Emperor MariniaA =
leo causes much anxiety
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
Yacht Races Set
BY Assooiated Preas.

London. June s.-The D.i,
says that yachting men an i,
arrange a series Of races ss.rs'
Prince of Wales 'Britsnu,.s N
American yateh. vIgllant, /, ~,
In the last week Of July. n, X
man says: Smith Barry. u , \
that the Vigilant and Lord D.rs'
yacht, Valkyrie, viii rses 4 n
gatta OF the Royal Munsisr ~
az Queenstown on July $ Z. |,
Royal Cork yacht cluba nf,a
July "A and rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
NsflHf'


BY Associated Pres ,nsl. =
Hamburg, June -
from MontreaL ,uI,l >
Glasgow. June '+-'p'S (.
from Boston. irSs
Rotterdam, June , & % I
mom New YORK. "A
York. Jus
Havel, from 80 rsils'
Genoa, June IN ~ ~ 4
helm II. nom stJIsnt s.: =,
Southampton M " ~ Y
gusta victoIi a !. Co -
Prawl rolilL ,,ssi .,| ~ -
huben. for AohI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

Washington, June THE president
today sent the following nominations
10 the senate, Justice, w. Oscar ham.
llton Of roxan 20 be attorney o. ire
Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

- NH7NUTfENN TFNHH-
Pittahurg. Pa, June lon account
81 dinieplty IN getting wire service
the news trom Manown Is indennlte.
Al midnight several shots were heard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

By Associated Press.
Paris, June 7.-The mlnlfu5 I
cided in favor OF the anna'
honor OF Joan OF Arc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

BY Associated Press.
Birmingham, Ala. June T.-rrouble
Is looked for. Five hundred miners are
massed and threaten to blow up the
mines at Blue Greek. one hundred am
intF troops leave Camp F'orney on =
special train at once.