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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Hillsboro, Tex. June 24.--The Vest
ern Union telegraph company are
changing their line from the east sido
" the railroad to the west side for n
distance OF about two miles south OF
town IN Older 10 make room for the
now yard, which extends about that
distance, and on the east side OF the
man. line. During the past week the
work In grading ON the new yards
has progressed rapidly under Manager
Jack Martin, as the weather has been
very iine. The culvcrt or sewer extend
ing entirely across the yards from cuAt
to west has been completed and IL now
covered with dirt The force In put to
work at O'clock In the morning und
continues until 1850 o'clock at night
This morning at about o'clock two
negroes got Into difficulty IN front
OF d restaurant In Free Town and the
matter ended In one being shot The
particulars. au near MS can be learned
now, lfc as followrl A negro named
lack Afford had had difnculty In
the early part Of the night with some
one and was talking about Il when
Norris Montgomery took the matter up
and II In atatcd that he became rather
boisteroug. Afford told him to 80 away
and leave him alone, which Montgom-
cry refused 10 do, and picked mp two
rocks aud told Afford that he would
knock him on the head, whom Afford
drew his pop ana tried TO shoot. II
the pistol had fired, 1t II claimed that
ne would have killed Montgomery, but
It snapped. Montgomery ran and Al
ford tried again and shot Montgomery
through the calf Of the les. lie shot
three more times at the fieelng negro,
but without effect.
The Hon. William Poindcxter OF Gle
burne. candidate for congress Ia the
sixth congressional district, passed
through llillsborp this morning on his
way home. II IL learned that he In
much pleased with his prospects FOR
nomination, and particularly pleased
with tho Endorsements received In
Johnson couniy'H primaries yesterday.
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
A REJECTED LOVER TnIrs TO
roncE A LADY TO ELorE.
Her Screams Attracted Assistance
and He Ran Away. Giving nim-
self III 80 the Authorities.
News rrom All sections.

Troy. Texas. June aA--on Saturday
night about 1850 Mlsa Ada. daughter
OF Mr., W. Nichols. a prominent farm
er living five miles south OF Troy. was
ruthlessly grabbed out Of her room
deor and carried to the thlclsets by one
Guin. Nsho Is making a crop on MIR.
Nichols farm. GUN tried TO induce
her to elope with and marry him. he
telling her he had secured the proper
lieense. She tried 10 ropulse him aud
bit his iinecrs badly In trying to re-
lease herself She screamed. when GUN
dealt her several severe blows about
the head. with a very severe cut In hcr
mouth. Her sister and brother heard
her screams and ran TO her assistance.
when GUN ran on. He went to Bolton
and had himself put In jail for safety.
lie has been at times trying 20 pay
court to tho young lady. but she
summed him ON every occasion. She Is a
young lady who stands high In the 40.
eial circle She Is Is years old. pretty
and modest.
Troy lodge, A. H. and A. NJ, met
last night and elected the following
eiticers for The ensuing year j. l.. Nc
Elroy, w Nj w, I. Miles $, w; -----
hraHeu, j, W.; y II. Bowers, treas.
uror, j. Q. Thompson. secretary; ". p.
Green, Tier; James Brown, s, D.. J. Il.
GrigBs, J, D.: ]. H. Ring, s, \, c. A.
White, J. s.; NJ Mcadgeon. chaplain
The oiilcels viii be instanlled on July
a. - u. Patterson win be the Masonic
orator OF the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
a terrible rain and wind storm struck
Brasil. Ind, coming from the north
west The city hail was completely
wrecked by the IRE alarm tower being
blown down upon H. Other. but small
or. damages resulted.
Five hundred visitors 10 the Masonic
Temple roof garden Ia Chicago on tho
twenty-firat floor Of the Masonic tenn
pic, were given n decided fright by
an alarm OF iifc yesterday afternoon
ana a panic was narrowly nverted,
Seven elevators were running and the
people were all down IN a few min
utea.
About a. M, while the MI depart
ncnt was drilling on Broad street.
Columbus. o., the Immense water ,owor
toppled over and crashed into a surrey,
killing James II, frOdericlss.
The United irish societies OF Chicago
IN convention yesterday expressed their
condemnation OF the movement 10 raise
funds for the Irish parliamentary
party.
Leo NJ. Brock, who travels for the
clothing firm Of Mplner A. Brock OF
Buffalo. was arrested late last nlFht In
~. Louin on tbs chnrRo OF obtaining
money under false pretcnscH from
banks In eight elites IN illinois and
Michigan. a handsome young woman,
calling herself Rachel Ellis, who had
been stopping Mt n fashionable board
Ing house with Brock, was also placed
under arrest hut lAioi released,
Thousands attended the afternoon
ana ~eninB concert given by tho nnen.
sorfest IN New York Yesterday The
afternoon program brought out m the
first time he visiting singers who COM
peted for prizes. Six societies COM
pcted Ia tho FIRST class
Henry Reed. an Arnpnhoe indian In
tcrprcter, shot and killed himself NJ
Cheyenne. Wyo. last night At shp-
rhone agency aficr kiillng hia child.
The cauHe for the murder and suicide
~ unknown.
After long shut down the Howard
plate glhsp wofkn at Duqucanc. Pa.
will begin operations tomorrow morn
inE. The resumption VIII give em-
ployrnent 10 800 men.
Henry Craft. ST.. prominent nom
Der OF the bar ana long n resident ~
Memphis. Tenn, diod last night after
an Illness Of several weeks.
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nIaAN Am cnci,nnlh..
They Met IN Join, Discussion az ver-
non On Friday.

Special Dispatch.
N,..,,or MAJ, t,,,o "a nan 7 At
'N'
Dean mas peeh IN the county MI inc
week woolng the Cockrell boys. and
cal n cnhh Of wichita has anohcn
.,,,.,..
Wiv''
Friday hand bills were distributed
announcing That Dean would sneak
MI -, ,... =,
~ Wv N'"'t MUM Nv w" ""a
Judge cnckrHlrA friends Immediately
wired Cot Fred Cqvkr,ll who was Mt
ifarr,i, 20 so,no ona an.o., tho ,,,-
.,-.
'"'huh =. nus p'sh ehark'u ny 'h'
friends Of both Cobb md cpolell that
Dean was the candidate of the cattle
,,.,, ,,., haa i.a..n. Il, h,. t,or, AN
NV" WV '''' ''''V' :" Wv '''' -"
country ara WIN are, OF course. op-
posed y any man fnNorlng Judse
Cockrelle hlll IN conRroHr 10 open that
country TO settlement Dean opened
his apN'ch by n simple denial OF tho
fact that he opposed the bill Tho
rest ~ his talk was unihtercstlnH until
he came tn the presidential policy.
Now Deans strength here has been
putcd 10 be straight Cleveland dcmo-
crut against the FREE and unlimited
coinage ~ silver and IN line with the
national administration; but he took
the hnir on Of Grover IN true Rensan-
like manner condeinninE his bond
issue, hin veto " the anii,nrage I'LL
and hla gold standard trnets In n
style that was Of the wild Western"
type. lie said that Mr., Cleveland was
Influenced by hla Eastern surrounds
inge and associates mud did not really
understand what "b-meiallHm' meant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Midland, Midland Co., Texas, June
ai.-The Midland Fair association wes
organized here today. with an author
lied capital OF $1,000. The brat meet.
ing. as stated last week, II to be held
here on july 4, and 6, Iloremen are
bri1ging IN their flyers from Albany.
Baird, swectw0ter san Angelo and
other points
sherifr Eillson arrested Tnleher AZ
Cheyenne. Wyoming, two or three days
ago, arriving with his prlsoner last
night. who " NOW Ia jail. lie IN want
cd here on q charge Of theft % q bunch
Of cutie IN Mcnhrd county aud bring
ing them hero and selling them 10
local buyer. who give him a check for
$500. lie then. Il ~ alleged. presented
Inc check 10 the bank here. and through
mistake OF the caHhier, drew q $1,000
bundle OF bills instead 81 the $500 90
which he was entitled lie refused 20
refund the money and was given two
years IN The penitentlary. but The ru-
prone court reversed the decision on
come technicaliiy, and when Eiycn
bond he Bkippcd the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Royce city, Tex, June 2i,-rhig city
was somewhat surprised Saturday
morning by the announcement that
tive OF her young people had been mar
ricd on Friday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
They are Mr. owen Carter aud Miss
Della Pendlund. Rev. Mviion Nichols
officiating.
Professor N. j. Merchant " San
Saba and MigB Mary shiplcy, formerly
Of HASKELL. Tex. were also united IN
the holy bond7 NJ wedlcolS ut the hap
list church nt " O'Clock to-day, Roy.
Cason oiiicinting. vhcy left nt $40
this evening for Gnlycaton 10 attend
the state normal.
Farmers are generally we'll MP Win
their work, and crops are very prom
Using at present
Col. G. Il. ifilgorc was ~ the city
Yesterday morniDg shaking hands with
his many friends here, He was on
route TO RociSwnll, where lac spoke 20
large and attentive audience 1t
o'clock p. M,
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AUSTIN SUNDAY POLITICS.
STILL A pnAnr.ocK ON THE COUNTY,
JupeEsmr.
Result OF tho Dallas city Primaries
OF the ropuiisss--Dran and ceek-
rcii Have a Joint Discussion.
Appointments OF Candidates.


Special Dispatch
Austin, Tex. June et.-county poll
tlos are red hot here The county con-
ventIcn has a dead lock on hand with
little hopes OF change Forty-avc bal
lots have been taken for county judge
and the candidates are now far from
whore they started, a. $. Walker holds
the lead, which he took at the bcgin-
ming with Won Rosenberg. the present
Incumbent, second and an occasional
dark horse bringing up the rear
Thcre are few Politicians In church
today. They are seeding this man and
sending othcrs 70 see that man Both
sides are putting forth every ctort
10 make n change IN favor NJ their re-
aneeuNc candidctc. but there Is Moth
lng which would lead one 70 believe
that the changes, " there are any, viii
not mutually onset.
rhoic le some talk VI following the
example ~ Harris county and turning
both loose. but this II meeting atrang
opposition partly BECAUSE defeat would
be the measure OF both ~ the Third
party has more than a corporal guard
Ia Travis
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MINERAL. MicII.s.

Mineral Wells, Paio Pinto Co. Texas,
june st,-A delegation OF knights of
Pythiss from weatherford came up
last night and organised a lodge ut
this place OF some twenty-five menu
here, Some mlsohicvouu boys carried
large iiilly goat TO the lodge room.
aud after teasing him until he was
thoroughly mad, conducted his honor
into the lodge room. which came near
creating a panic among the would hc
knights, quite n laugh was erected
by the Joke. white the visiting members
heartily cniovcd IL
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rALo PINTO COUNTY.


special Dispatch.
Mineral Wells, palo Pinto County
Tex. June 2i.-'rhe Democratic pirl-
mary for this precinct was held Friday
and instructed for the following can
diiates; Lanham. Chiffon Jester.
Camp, virgins and Cockreli. The del
egntes 20 uninstructed Az to other on
GERS j. 4. Daniels was lndorscd for
district attorney OF this district Dele
gates We're instructed to adhere 10 the
two-thirds rule.
This county viii send a I.Anham dele
cation to the state convention,
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Special Dispatch,
QuItman. Wood Co. June &C. b.
Kiigorc has placed his appointments
FOR this county as follows;
AIlneola. June q, 10 a. M; pullman.
Juns n. evening; Yantia, Juns 2s. 10 -
M: Pleasant Grove. June %. y, MT
Winnebor0 June %, evening
MIncoIn are IN town and will address
The people on the silver question and In
the Interest n Reagan for governor.
This county H. divided between Rea-
gan mud culbernon for governor.
This county will hold q primary cleo
tion August Z.
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hr-clal Dispatch.
austin. Tex, June ai,--rhe following
are chas a. culberron's appointments.
Italy and waxahachis. Monday.
June u.s.
Midlothian and Ennis Tuesday.
juno 10.
Meh,sa ana Plano. Wednesday.
June "a
day. Juna a.
drayson county. Friday, June -
Sulphur Springs. Batunliy. Juno 30.
fiillBhoro, Monday july 2.
Lott. Tuesday. July 3.
Gatesvills, Wcdnesfay, July 4.
Cameron, Thufadny, July 8.
Itancn. Friday. July O.
Kaufman. Hut~rdny, July 7. 4f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

BY Associated Press.
EsteiIe. Dallas Co, Tex, June a.
The primary Democratic convention
Of precinct No. S. Dallas county, met
Mt sewers today. T. C. Goodfellow was
elected chairman; d. a. Lucas secre-
tqy. Delegates 70 the county oonyen-
lion we're instructed as followa; For
governor, John II. Cochran. second
sLo,c. Reagan: attorney general. NJ.
.H Crane. United states senator, Chill
ton. legislature. $. y. Morris.
The following resolutions were
i. That we instruct delegates 70 ia
vor majority rule IN state convention;
3 That we favor n direct vote OF the
neople for United states senator ana
railroad commissioner.
3. That county officers be PAD
stated salary.
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THE Press ASSOCIATION.
Delegate. WIN Commence 10 Arrive
Today.

The delegates to the meeting Of tho
Press Association VIII commence TO
arrive this morning,
Hon. A. c. scurlock Of the clcburne
Chronicle, and president Of tho Rsso-
citation. win arrive this morning.
Alex Wynne and wife OF the Beau-
mont Enterprise VIII also arrive. Mr..
Wynne Is n member OF the executive
committee and holds a similar post
ton In the National AHEociatlon.
Secretary Fred y. Robinson Of the
Huntsville Item and mis- wife arrived
on the katy last night They are
stopping at the Mansion hotel.
n Is desired and expected that n
meeting OF the executive committee
will meet this morning nj II O'Clock "
u sufficient number arrive IN time.
Hon. w. A. Adair and wife OF the
Marshall Messenger arrived last night
MIR. Adnlr Is second Vice president Of
the association. They are at tho
Pickwick.
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4 associated Press.
e-fuhs, June 24.-It was thought that
.sntlre population of the city was
We streets when the attack upon
J, President was made, but this pc
/, ,ater proved erroneous for MS the
NV ~. advanced the crowds were con
1s aV augmenting their strength.
cs' The attacks upon the Italian
- the disorderly element OF the
,sas devoted their attention 10 the
-. - whom they found In the streets
~ " them We're pursued by the
A.. and baprly escaped with their
an Ihe police who were extraordin-
~ nsiiant had great difficulty IN
4 nns The hunted men. The Rue de
al are Is now FABRICATED at both
and guarded by troops.
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KIaNNI.nALE

Kennedalc, Tex. June si.--The cleo
tion yesterday to decide the tie be-
tween L. H. sarecnt and I. J. Ruse
In the trustees election OF June re-
sulted In L, II. sargents election.
The little son OF MIR. A. c. Wilson.
who was bitten by copperhead snake
few days aso. Is getting well.
Mrs, L. II. Sargent is now in cin-
clnnau, O., at the hodside OF her sis
ter, who IL very lil
Tho crop prospect up TO date Is very
good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Special Dispatch.
Tempic Belt CO., Tex, June a.
The Democratic precinct convention
met in this city yesterday and nom
mated M follows: y. w. Harwell,
county commissioner: Charles w. Stur-
devant. justice OF the peace; WHEY
saulsbery, constable, Everything went
on with the utmost harmony and
everyone In pleased as far as the Dem
ocrats are concerned.
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Levy Baiiara senn-iy Used by Two
Other nsn.

spaclal Dispatch.
Poitsboro. crayson CO., Texaa June
N.--At Enterprise church. four miles
aouthwcs, Of here this morning be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II. Paul Ty-
Isr oailed Lazy ballard out Of the
church. telling him Tyler wanted 20
re- MIN down on the creek 800 Or 900
vards distant When there. Jim fa-
rnn who WAS already on the ground
,,irtick Ballard With something sup,
iioacd 10 be knuchies. knocking HIN
down and cutting hia head IN terri
lila manner A. soon a. he whs able
Il. came a. this place and received
medical attention md also got papers
otit for tile arrest of Tyler and Pagan.
The local officers nrr now out atsef
fheEi. All are wsil-to-ds reonie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Yesterday afternoon the brewery
Gun club had an interesting shoot At
the club grounds. The shoot was I'VE
birds twenty yards rise. Anderson was
time keeper and W. II. Little was
scorer The contestants were r. II.
Wilson. Charles Harold. A. y. Thomp-
son. Fred ncmaus, George Walter.
YIN, Doberty and Joseph A. Smith.
Hemans took first prize, killing four
out OF hve birds. Wilson and Tbomp-
son tied for second prize. killing three
out Of five birds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

s4nfo, who speaks French badly.
~ questioned by Project Lepino at
II police station In Rue Moliere, said
Il mad liked at Celte. department OF
Anault, for the past six months and
~ only come TO Lyons today. he
~ MS age as % years. His replies
~ given coolly, but without any
~ Of hrnvado. He refused, how
w, &c answer any of the many ques-
~ put to him regarding his motive
N slabbing the president. declaring
~ on this subject he would speak
D-D before a tribunal. When he was
srehei by the police book was
SSeha In one Of his pockets In which
vas written that he rad been born
Village in the province OF Milan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Italy. Tex. June a,--Last night the
meeting at the Methodist church
closed. II has been IN progress ever
alncc the dedication Of the church, and
resulted IN something Ike sixty con-
,..rsio,s and thlfty-two accosEions 10
the Nethodist Episcopal church The
rn.tnhershlp Of the church waa grcntiy
revived. Key. J. $. Davis, pfaslding el-
der, and his son. Rev Rufus D9yie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Temple, Tex, June t-Thc Santa
Fe shops closed doors today 10 open
In about ten days Nothing win be
done but necessary work. Only about
twelve trains VIII run now. whereas
the force Ia usually from eighteen to
forty trains daily. An the engineers
have been stricken from the extra"
hoard. fifteen OF them being affected
thereby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

r,s,lan church fine Brussels
ts Twas .as placed on the rostrum OF
atp1 rhurci last week. All credit
7 sus the ladies'.
patsy Bruce passed quietly
kpN. .n The 18th Ia her 10th year. She
-, ~ wife Of Capt. II. G. Bruce. de-
~ ~ who was for many Years
'i,tuL, m the Texas legislature They
s1''s smcng the pioneers of Johnson
+-nty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

bpccIhI DINpNIch,
Canadian Tex, June 4,-Hansford
county held IT'S county convention and
II, o, Gator, delegate TO the state con-
Ventlon, was urinstructed.
NJ, H. Wright, delegate TO tho Judi
clal convention, was instructed Tor |.
V. stephens.
J II, Gator. delegate 10 the congress
sional convention, was Instructed for
II. NJ. Baker
Wallace Mckay, delegate 10 the rep
Iesentativs convention. was uninsiruct-
ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

assisted the pastor, Rev. J. A. walkup.
In this work.
The prsshyicriana Of the old school
began meeting at the Baptist church
yesterday and II viii continue several
days.
During the meeting politics have
been al n low chb, but we suppose
ira. "the isilues" will take on new
life. as Hon. c. A. Cuihcrscn Is billed
TO speak here at y. m. June Is,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Special Dispatch.
Hubbard city. Texas June PA
lace rider at the fair grounds here yes
terday evening went away IN his stock
iag feet, without hat or top shirt on,
ana up ID this hour has not been found.
n l. thought he has gone Insane and
parties are hunting for nlrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

net In convention yesterday and re-
affirmed their allegiance 70 the time
tls,crcd principles " democracy. They
intorsed the state and nntlOnRi nd
administrations with the exception %
the presidents attitude toward silver
Dclegatcs were appointed 70 the coun.
" convention 70 be hrld June 50, and
instructed to vote for Reagan for gov
efnor Crane for attorney general. All.
bott for congressman and Cyrus Low;
To- representative.
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nfct.t.ytiE.

BELLEVUE. Clay Co, Texas. June a.
Corn is suffering for rain in some To-
ealiticn. but It 10 conceded that the crop
Will be one OF the best ever raised IN
THIS county. The Increase IN cotton
Acreagc IN this county IL Estimated at
one-tfth over last year,
Two train loads of cattle were
shipped from this point yesterday. and
the condition Of grass win enable stock
men 10 market their product az least
a month IN advance VI last year.
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Special Dispatch.
waco. rex. lure 2I-A large deie-
CATION Will represent Waco al the State
Press Association meeting az Fort
Worth this week. The Waco CONNER
claI club will also be represented and
VIII extend the association nearly
flffa city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

HptCIHI DT5NHFVTT'
Floresville. Tex. June J.-capt. Tom
]. Peacock. one Of Floresville's oldest
and most respected citizens. died at
O'Clock last night. after a long illness.
His wife died here about ten years
ago. His children were all girls and all
married In this community. He was
universally esteemed for hts many good
qualities. His nge was 70 years The
remains were buried here this evening
at O'Clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Special Dispatch.
Italy. Ellis County, Tex. June fts--
Col. Poindester Of cleburns addressed
,he r....ena OF Italy and Vicinity this
evening on the ibFiier OF ths day and
IN hie own Language "salted and pep
pered" the Populists.
on Mondny nj : p. m. Hon. q. -.
c,,ibefAon will pay his respects q fhA
roorle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

ouitman. Texas. June 23,--Dr julius
Fowler has completed his drug store
and will put In stock next week.
y. w. Faux Inns purchased and COM
nOlldhled The two nnloomA hnre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Speciul Diapatch.
Bellyue. clay ccunty. Tex. Juns n.
--Reangnn's candidacy Is dsvsiepmg
utroprth hero AZ tho expenses or f&n-
ham and II is concr@ded that u. oess'
ratrs 10 the cOnysntlon Will b ne
tructod for either Reagan o. calbsr~
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,IIII,IIroTI,I,.

Chllllcotlc. Texas, June 2i.--Niiss Liz
ale Ledbcttor. daughter OF Mr.. L. j.
Ledbotter, was seriously cut last ovon-
Ing about 2 o'clock by being thrown
into u wire fence by u runaway horse.
The doctors think nhr VIII recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

Anss.. June 25.-Madame Carnot, nc
\ ' IN. by her two daughters. left
~. az o'clock for Lyons. The
Nj ~ me assassination OF her hus-
h me-, WIS broken 20 her as tenderiy
tlth She WAS almost Frustrated
-.s s'isi, Tut gave orders for prcpara-
n " DC at once made to convey her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-25

New York, June 2i--Vlsitors claimed
Governor fiokg's attention 80 M 10
keep him ut he hotH most u tho day.
Members Of tho party scattered, ana
no fet program WIS followed.