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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Appeal of 'hr workbench Not TO Go 10
the Supreme Court.


by Associated Press.
Chicago. III. June 1.-The United
States court Of appeals decided today
that the appeal Of the labor organiza-
lions from Judge Jcnkina order for
bidding them to quit work on the
Northern Pacific railrond VIII not 80
direct 10 the United States supreme
court. a. WAS suggested BY the ooun-
sci for the company's receivers TO the
United States court of appeals yestor-
day. After thinking II over Judges
Harlan, Woods and Dunn decided they
would not certify the record M the chae
10 the supreme court. but would order
oral arguments on the appeal them
selves. and Also decided 70 net the case
percmptorily for argument next Mon
day. This decision WIS announced this
afternoon by Justice Harlan. IL ~
probable that ex-senator spoonor and
the other counsel for the railroad COM
pnny VIII refuse 10 make arguments
before the court Of appeals and viii
insist on the motion made by SIR. Miller
yesterday that the case be stricken
from the docket because OF non-compii-
ance with the rules 81 tho court re-
gardlnR the time 81 limiting record IN
the appeal Counsel for the men win
consent 70 argue the case and VIII be
ready 70 proceed with their speeches
Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch,
Oscar, Tex, juno Lat 8 o'clock yes
terduy evening a thrce-inch rain fen
here, accompanied by heavy winds.
This morning the slSy IN overcast with
rain clouds and II looks like n might
rain again before night, and Il II does
oats viii be literally ruined. The rain
and wind OF yesterday laid the corn
fields HAT and oats look like they have
had log run over them. Cotton was
damaged considerably by the rain,
mostly ON account OF not being worked
out. and now the grass will take pos
session before the farmers can gct into
II. oats were rondy for the reaper
whom the rain came.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
RECEIVER IN a noYGL mANNnR.
Reception of senator Dean by HUSH
ness Men and Citizens OF Cisco.

Special Dispatch.
Cisco. Tex, June 1.-State Senator
Dean OF El Paso, prominent candi-
date for nomination to congress from
the Thirteenth district. arrived In Cisco
yesterday unexpectedly
Senator Dean has a. great many
friends and enthusiastic supporters IN
this section. He was ON the streets
yesterday afternoon greeting friends
and making numberless new Rcquain-
tances, who will be his enthusiastic
supporters.
A large number of business men and
citizens assembled in front OF the City
hotel, where he Ia stopping, and the
Office was crowded with men eager to
see and shake hands with the man
who is so Wen and favorably known
in this district,
During the evening he was screnad-
ed by the famous Cisco Silver band.
After numberless requests he permit
ted himself to be introduced 10 his
admiring friends by Captain Neel,
chairman of the Democratic executive
committee. After being introduced he
said:
"As I am In your city quite unex-
pectedly the many expressions Of
port have received and the welcome
given me by your famous band make
me feel that / am indeed amongst
friends.
II am not here to make a speech, but
will say that ! am in the race for nom-
nation to congress from this great
Thirteenth district, and ] will endeav.
or by all fair and honest means TO
secure this nomination. as my numer-
Gus friends all over the district seem
SO earnestly to desire me as their
choice to run on the good old Demo
cratic ticket
AS ! said before. am not now
making speeches, but when I get the
nomination l shall make thorough
canvass Of the district and address the
people on questions OF vital impor-
lance TO our country,
81 viii make the fight In the places
where there IL the strongest opposition
to the Democratic party. for ! ana for
the Democratic party FIRST, last and
forever"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

A Young Man Instantly iSnied whiic
riding "A Horse.


Special Dispatch.
crowell, Feard County. Tex. June 1.
Mr.. George Holder. young man liv-
ing In the southenst corner OF the coun-
". was struck and killed by lightning,
He had been or with cattle and was
on his way home. When about three
miles north OF this place, on the GUAM
an road, he met his death The bolt
struck him on the LETT side OF the head
and Immediately over the temple, The
body was badly burned. and the lcft
les was torn open where the current
passed out, HIS horse was killed also.
His companion was thrown from his
horse unconscious. In which state no
remained for some time. The young
mans father was one OF the FIRST set.
tiers IN this county. Mr., Holder was
a married man, and leaves a young
wife and little babe to mourn his death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
noAsrlNe roon OLE WHILE.
Mass Meeting of MS Constituents
rnss striagrni Resolutions.
ny Associated Press.

thNs N'ftah"hf REVOLUTIONS.
ny Associated Press
versnillca. Ky, June IA large
mass meeting was held here this uf-
ternoon TO protest against the onndi-
daoy Of Col, w. c. T.. Breckenridge
for congress, 900 ladiea being proaent.
A ], Alexander, the noted horse breed
or, was ohuirmHn. Speeches condemn
INK BreelSinridge were made by Prof
\. w McGarvoy, Judge J. %, klnlgcnd
ana Rev J. u. peerlng The audience
cheercd almost continually. The fol-
lowing was adopted
whereas, the representative OF the
district In congress has covered him
self with disgrace and the people
whose servant he Is with modification
aud shame by gross nnd friFhtful H.
centiougncas, by lylng aud deceit. by
tn violation and Disregard OF cvoiy
tic that human beings hold Hncred mud
by such HhamcloHHncus and disregard
pf moral obligations as has made him
the wonder and the Hcorn OF the whole
world and
Whereas, this matter In all OF It's
phaHeA poaHefHeH distinctive aud terri
bic features which place II almost
alone and unparalleled In tho record
Of human depruvity In our country,
striking AZ the very foundation OF ao-
clnl order aud life. anu moclSlng at the
purity of our women and tho sacred.
moss Of our homes. rendering the nu-
thor OF these crimes public enemy,
therefore we pledge ourselves to uao
every honorable means TO prevent the
denomination OF w. c. Il. iirocltin-
ridge,
We appeal TO our Democratic friends
by the honor OF the diRtIict aud ia
the name OF God TO rise In their might
and prevent the fearful MORAL dogrnd-
alton which would be bound up Ia the
election Of this man.
RESOLUTIONS which followed demand.
ed that Mir. Breckenridge withdraw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Associated Press.
lew York, June l.-Bradstreets FL
hcial Review tomorrow will say;
Il street apparently regards the fate
he sugar schedule of the senate
N bill as likely to decide the linz
date tendency of speculative val
The prospect OF a prolonged De
e and the uncertainty regarding
outcome have depressed ACTIVITY
created an excessively dull ana
2ung tone. Other factors have Deer
lscted, or at most, produced a slight
Nssion on prices. The conuhu-
OF the bltuminous coal miners
Ae and the shipments OF some So''
w more gold to Europe, In the race
weaker exchange market, nave
no less ineffective than the settle
fat OF the railroad rate war in the
and the outbreak Of similar
ufpance In the south. The holiday
Aemorial day was apparently well
re- by the street as u respite from
Improbable state Of affairs. Eu'
mas limited It's participation TO
united purchases, and the public
Iapsolutely out OF the market. This
kHeue however, simply reflects tins
i9osition Of the larger professional
salors 70 take an active part In the
~ while there Is such uncertain.
- % whether the adoption OF the
~ schedule viii encourage a rally
in Rejection furnish occasion for
|-ssslen. The trading consequently
|assted OF an exchange OF contracts
lssen board room brokers, the only
.eres being the apparent care taken
- hanlpulators OF sugar stock to
EFless any decided movement In
,tssetai security. supplemented BIZ
Ll1ago. Au' 'i'e' II" -''
,,,pinents Of shoes from Boston have
$50 and are about equal TO those
stAr age. and cotton goods mills,
Ihnr ,s NOT affected by the strikes, nre
hnsH On tull time. but at cut prices.
lsrs,s-ip hla textile manufacturers are
INV nom 50 10 Is per cent on theiF
o,e out on orders only. Al Balti-
a., 5 ~. report orders fairly fire.
t.re ~ 81 smaller volume than here
IN Si'h the outlook for improve
1ief,s.s4 slower collections. The price
( re-, IN various staples continues
n. r,i,tu o. Hsi week and week be-
IN ~, Soneaasions in quotations for
q ,oessn goods. cattle. wheat, pork.
n ana r. ana moderate advances for
d aef, 49, Steel hillets. bituminous
IA s9taelte coal and Bessemer pig
4 eea, owing 10 scarcity Of
ioiss.i y, are lss mercantile failures
Z 81. throughout the United Gtates
tAe -. AGAINST 237 last week. "a
5 ana ~ = year ago, i6s two years
xfes, tnfee years ago Exports
iitea y hour included. both coasts
nlet1 -. and Canada amount ~
ze.e sushels this week, against
sasnsls last week. 3.253.eo9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special DlfTatch.
Palestine. Tex. June lion election
day In November, 1892. Mt Leona. in
Leon county. row occurred over a
negro voting. a shooting was precipi-
tatcd between Hosg ana Clark follow
era and the result was j. O. Macnnson
son and his brother-in-law, named
Rogers, were killed by w. A. McGnl,
while McGil's father was killed by
Macamson. A change OF venue was
taken 10 this county and after the
Groateat criminal legal battle ever
fought IN East Texas McGIll was ac-
quilted after weeks trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
coioraGc. June arch Mccorisle
and Edward Mccaughley. aged - and
Is. were tried and conyited OF horse
stealing or the 2sth inst. and we're
sentenced 10 I'VE years each in the
state reform school.
John Mills, aged u. was convicted
Of burglary and sentenced - t~o
years IN the state reform school
william Swartz, aged 20, was founc
guilty OF theft from the person OF
{. T. +. Forver on May u ana SEN
fenced 10 four years in the state peni-
teutlary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
PRACTICALLY At A sTASDsrnL.
"''ion OF the Country shows Lit
tie Improvement.

tie Improvement.
By Associated Pres.
New York, June 1.--Bradstreet,s 10.
morrow will say: The decidedly I'M.
favorable condition OF general trade
reported last week continues withou,
material Improvement. Continued de.
lay Of tariff legislation prolongs tho
sitting effect on wholesale business.
the great coal strike continues with.
out sign OF early Improvement. no con-
cession having been made by either
sue. More mills, factories and fur.
haees have closed their doors for want
OF tuel The pig Iron industry Of the
central and western states is practical
" at standstill for want OF soft coal
or coke.
At Pittsburg and vicinity the scare
ity OF coal has greatly stagnated bust
ness. There are no new labor strikes
OF Importance to record. but almost al
OF those previously reported are ia ex.
lstence. The favorable features come
from Duluth, Omaha, Augusta ami
Jacksonville Stimulation OF trade at
the Lake Superior ports is largely due
10 the rapid shipments of bitumlnor
coal, which had been accumulated.
while needed rains throughout Nebras.
ka has improved that states cron pros-
poets and caused more active pur.
chases from Omaha iobbers. Angus.
"a Ca, reports a gain OF the volume
OF business as compared with the last
three weeks, and that cotton manu-
facturers have orders ahead and are
running fun time, while needed rains
throughout the Florida vegetable dis.
tricts have stimulated demand. so that
Jacksonville trade is brisk. AT most
western cities there has been PRACTICAL
" no change from the depression OF
last week. Concessions In prices for
wooden or future delivery fail to SO.
cure purchases from New England and
manufacturers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Denison. TEX. June f.--1nformation
comes today from Krebs, I. T., that tho
minors will hold mass meeting and
take some action about work The APP
penianae u United siatea troops has
changed The aspect considerably Il "a
reported that more cavalry Hide across
tho country 70 I-enigh today. while two
carloads passed through here at noon
on the Missouri. Kansas and 1'exns
...iss ;reei~ arr ~ camp az thu Lehish
stock yards AZ present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Floydada. Floyd County, Tex, juno
1.-The Populist county convention was
held here. Il. c. Austin was elected
chairman and ]. ]. Harrison secretary.
W. w. Farmer was selected as dele
gate to the state ana congressional
conventions and instructed to vote for
r. l.. Nugont for governor Marion
Martin Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w l..
Sayc for land commissioner and T. Z,
Ruah for congress. For delegate TO
the one hundred and second represcnt-
alive district convention. J. ]. Harrl-
son. uninstructcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
PROF. EDWARDS CHAIR.
WILL HE me- ASKED TO nEsros
ny UNIVERSITY nnoENrss
somethinw os n Sensation or now
Vera Probable In thu. Faculty
q" - state unsvcrrity--cei.
rsasher Refuses 10 Tank.


special Dispatch.
waco, Tex. June LA few dnys ned
speclai dispatches were sent out 10
prominent napera MI nvor ~, c,,,,,.,.y
nom A,a,,,, ,,,,,.,,.,,,..,. ,-,,.
II P"' po'N"N 70 kiVe u''a'is
~ wv "otWNen tSe board OF regents
and members OF the faculty OF tho
state university or rcxas
M, 49,.
s'''ous o'neh was tnc
ohntge made that the board had de-
mnnded the resignation az prof,saor
Edwards ,vho nrc,,n,.s ~, a,,.,. -
,,,,,.,,,. '"N s""" VI
''o''hs' "e0NuHo IN tehching that SCI
enco he expounded It contrary TO the
biblical theory.
Al ,h,t ,,,,,a a., 80, -
,,as Il, s,,.,,,,, ~ " ,ettt,'s
nnd ~ NJ n. "sn W., W. ., ~" n'iiVv,
nrn,nire,,t ,,,.-,,,,,.', ~ y, e'ns wy.
rrturne1 MOVIE W wy 'o"'u' mug
',a'N'
"N' N"' shy fcN ~ Nv
The Gazette Representative called nh
Col, Prather'R residence this norninr
md asked that gentleman II the specini
dianatch.. s.n, g., a., ,,,,,,,,.s. '..,,'.,.
80 ~ Wv N''iVNf' p"pe's
iroW Nunun IN regard 20 the alleged
trouble were true, Col prnthcr heat
tnt.d n mon.n, .,d sota. 80 ,av.
not seen the dispatches YOU speak OF.
ma a. hos 80. -. -,
anu u mao ocinH only single mem.
Der OF the board Of regents. II would
not be professional or fair for me to
speak on the subject before the board
"pld the hoara Am pro,os.nr ma.
wards to roairn. or has hr reainn,,d.
and Ia there trouble bot,v,cn In, honrd
and tho faculty ovnr the hioiovl,nI
ouoationY" ,yaa no rathnr cn,nn,s~
o,ierv IN, ,..,,n,.t.,. n,.,,,Nnntoa
,ur i,,,,.,,,,, ~, s,,,,, I,
,,n.,,, .,,,,.l,, n1, Nv, "r' asH'k"e
~, ,,''vw mv,'..,s oo9u. a. ! n"ss tolu
49, N',u,u NY u"u Woulu ny u,Hyprh
NY uu'su"ns oi thn. nuturn pctpfr
Wv iNIpi, VI wv pna,u OF ifN.hN hnu
uoNh hluue. wniVh VIII DC m0uc pubic
opoui me middle or June
- VIII say. however, that newspaper
men, n they can't get the fncta. arc
glNon to conjecture greatly, and TINT In
this way tho hnard " regtnta OF tho
atutc university have been greatly mist
represented hut n correction OF these
MISREPRESENTATION would probnblv in.
vnive ~ IA h.inv r,is,anresentn1 fnr.
ma, a,a th.,.arcc,, ~, hn,,, thn,,.,ht
1, hc,tn,. T., III t,,a,, 81, ,,,,,attc,a hs.
i,.,',,n 80, 1880 - ~. a,a,a
~, ". s'uh wv ~, w n,upN y, Wy nA",
nnuWlnk the inn'nps,h OF wy ppurp ".
tupN uu, nhvWink ihat vnon hnulner
woulu ana ~ uonlinuhily hncrlhclnN
uner nc , intcrenh or .ne a.ete unl N,s,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Ardmore. /. T.. June ia. L. Tanner.
n merchant Of Meanwhile. l. r., 10 years
old. to-day led Mira. A. sarratt. a
blushing bride Of 20 summers. 70 the
Hymenlai altar They arc much
married couple, tniH being the nfth
husband fJr tlle bride and the fourth
wife Tor tlte groom. The wedding WAS
OF the word ns they had no stern
parents TO refuse their ronacn, 70 the
union, however they were Obliged to
run away from home 20 BE- married,
rs their children HIenuously OBJ
jected 10 the match.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

the 10eth district. subject OF course 10
the Democratic nomination. Judginr
from the expressions and solicitations
OF leading Democrats from various
parts OF the district received by Judge
lseail and his friends before he an
nouuced he Is practically sure OF the
nomination. and II elected he viii make
q representative OF whom his consttu-
ents NAV well be proud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

'T7T-'TFT T7THTHFTW1
PlttgburE, TEX. June i.-claude MI.
sick. the i7-year-old son OF Or, ]. n.
MuaielS OF this place, was drowned
carly this morning IN Lilly's lake about
twelve miles from here. While nwln-
ming hin horse across the lake tho
horse became cntangled IN some hushcg
and the boy fell on into the water, and,
having on rubber boots. was unable 10
aaylm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Kennedy, Tex. June ia big picnic
and barbecue was held here today.
About 500 people were present. A
splendid dinner was spread. 70 which
al were invited. After dinner speaking
was announced and Major O. W. J..
Fly, candidate for couaress Tor thjr
congressional district. against william
y. Grain. on the Democratic ticket,
addressed the audience His address
was wei received by both Democrats
End Populikia alike. other gpeeches
were made by county candidates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

9FNNFFT I|I7I'1KtNII'
Blundaie. Erath County, Tex,
June i.-Thomas b. King. Pop
ulist candidate for county judge,
win speak at this place Thursday
night. June "a. He invites Mr.. Meaiil-
Ian. his Democratic opponent, to be
with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Blu0dale, Erath County, Tex,
June IAN abundance OF ram
has fallen here since night
before last, which will insure fair
crop Of outs, and corn 10 very prumis-
inE at this writing. Cotton IL we'll adj
vnnced for this time Of the year. but
wheat " almost fnllure. some are
moving and rlcldng their wheat, hop.
ing 10 obtain some beneilt from II as
feed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

bushels the last week Of NAV ,soq
10; $4,000 bushels in like portion ~ =,
T., 80 nil9 s,os-eop In 1921 General trade
bu ,s,,,,'s,nlng exceedingly dull at larger
nlnlon. the depression HAVING hean Nv
eensihed somewhat by unsettled ar oth-
s 81 unfavorable weather. Thsre az,
90 business failures reported from esn1
aua ms week. against 20 last week a IA
hke number In the week a year az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

bNNcInI DWpNFcH
spring,own, Tex. Juno lone OF ths
finest rains Of this aesson began fan
Ing here about 8 o'clock last night.
and Il has been raining at Intervals up
iii this evening. Prospects are good
at present for a fun crop, and the
farmers Gre we'll up with their work.
SIR Dctrmon II erecting a fine ain
at this place preparatory for the faii
crDp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Memphis. Tex. June LA splendid
rain has been falling all day. Farmers
ore cutting wheat III some portions Of
the county. The yield viii be moder-
Gteiy good
There are two men In the jail charged
VIA stealing cattle from the Shoe Ear
f,sstrict court convcnca on the llsh
OF next month. The docket Il rather
Light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Guthrie, O. T, June 1.-The annual
convention Of Oklahoma Christian En-
deavor societies met here today and
will remain IN session three days. over
200 delegates being present The after
noon was spent IN welcoming the dele
gates ana discusainH preliminary
business ToniFht Rev, DT. winters 81
Wichita, Kan. delivered q fine address,
followed by the annual address Of Pres-
ident Biincoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

al''lh iflhRhNNis
springtown. Parker County Tex.
June lit began raining here last
night at o'clock and at this morn
ing IL Htili raining. Crops are In fine
fix.
Another large new sin Is being erect
ed In Springtown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Poolville. Parker County, Tex. June
I've have had the heaviest rain OF
the season. and II ~ atlll raining at
this writing. Crops are all In fine con-
dltion, Farmers are up with their
work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Speclnl Dlsnatch.
Emma. Crosby County, Tex, June
1.-The executive committee met, set
the time for holding the Democratic
county convention OF Crosby county FOR
June i6. and through It's chairman Is
sued call for the Democrats in Cros-
by county TO meet at the courthouse
In Emma at o'clock OF that day.
From the best Information that can
be obtained. this county Will instruct
for Reagan,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch,
waNahachie. Ellis County, Tex, June
l.-Judge Rufus Hardy Of corsleana
and Hon. j. s. Woods Of kaufman,
candidates for congress, speak here to-
marrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
BY Associated press.

New YORK June THE MAJ was
without special life IN any direction.
Some inquiry was made for cotton Han
nels. dress goods, domestics. shirtinss.
colored lotions; also underwear and
hosiery. A larger volume 81 ou1lhsss
pes RANGES. Printing cloths were duil,
with sales Of 5000 spot by squares at
Q 1l-I6
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

fpeciai Dispatch.
WORKMAN. Tx. June La good rain
which was badly needed fell here "a.
night. which almost makes the corn
crop. Seventeen cars of BEET cattta
were shipped from here today for Chi
sago via the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad.
Our Democratic club numbers sey.
enty-two mcmbern AZ this place-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

taking eject in the side The shooting
took place at o'clock a M. and the
Tickle surrendered TO the officers,
Further particulars cannot be obtain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex. June l.--rtls morning
fire broke out at the corner Of Ne.
Gowea and jackson streetH. The tol-
lowing ARE the losses; =. A. Afery1.
loss fgsDO Insurance {1s50. NJ. v. For
rest. $500, no insurance; John ~iisfams.
4oAA 80 lt.sisra ..e.. Ge.e....l =. A.ss..
outhouscs were destroyed. n K
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Special Dispatch.
Chico, Tex, June l.-This section was
visited last night and this morning by
u slx-houra rain, preceded by strong
northwest wind. This abundant rain
was beginning TO bc needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

osc=r Tex June Ian effort was
nude by the Popuilsts TO organize
club at Oscar, but there could not be
found enough OF them 10 80 into or
Ganization. 50 they decided to afliiaie
with the Heidenhelmer club. tin this
place could be better worked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Armstrong :. :. :. :. :. :. =. ). :. :.
Hemphill :. =. =. =. .. =. :. =. :. :. ]
daIrahl - =. :. ZIG
Maiu :. :. =. :. J
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Red River o.. . Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

by Associated Press.
Washington. June 1.--For Eartern
Texas. fair. preceded by showers r.
tho carly morning on the gulf; slightly
warmer In the Interior; variable winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

2ags

By Associated Press.
New York. June 1.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreers, shows
the total clearanoes at the principal
cities and the percentage Of Increase
or decrease. as compared with the cor.
TpsDOuQfuu lypatf Inat Won.
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Special Dispatch
sweetwater. Nolan County. Tex.
June i.--Hon. ] II. Benll Of this place
has announced for the legislature from