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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
THE TARIFF BILL,
Senator Villas Makes an Flo
quent Plea.
DEFENDS Mr.. CLEVELAND
And Tells Senator German
Some Plain Truths.



Washington. July Ex-senator Villas,
Of Wisconsin who was aeer.tnry OF the
~ ''',' ~ '"'
h'Nil"' "''u h''Vl PNH'uiHs'V' tN''N''''
during Mr. Cleveland's administration
replied al ercnt length today To- senator
,,'.,,,.,,,.,, 800. n,.. M, ,,os,aont
5000 .,
For TWO hours he held the moor ainiu
the wrapt attention OF the senate and
gnIeri.s aeitynrIntr bla acnthinu re-
- - - nta.,.,.,a s.,atnr N.
puNe VI "'e M'rSi'"" ''''e'V''
denounced MIR. Gorman's assault aH
wanton, recIdcys and unjustlhahie and
,,,,,..n a.. .,..,a,.d no, Az, tnn,c.
We"
lnnd needed no defense az nus MINUS
he took up seriatlm the charges made
bv Mr.. Gorman and met them with
ln, ,. ~. wade
""s'v''s aNH "'N
his statement he saul IN the lhlerehW
OF truth and hlRtory Mn German was
NOT IN The sennte nj the time aud 10
this fact no Wisconsin senator called
attention With regret, Ia conclusion
he cuiogiged the personni character and
public Integrity OF Mr. Cleveland In
Ne most Glowing tofna. glowing with
dramatic forvor that tho presidont Gf
the United states who received 80
many eyidencea Of the honor aud re-
speei OF the American people. could not
Huffor from this untustlhahlo attack OF
mo Ninrvlnnd acnntor.
Al no ronpluginn OF hig Rpceai, MIR.
Nilna cxptnfnsa TINT IN View of Ne fact
that Messre. onrman. Brice and smith
md insured him that his motion 10
rreDde from mo q diifprontlnl In favor
Of the rcnnera OF sugar must fail and
the further fnct that Democratic
caucus had decided to ngroo 10 a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Company officials Meet Death on II
Tour OF IasuectIon.

Company officials Meet Death on "a
Tour OF IasnectIon.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 26.--A number
of Lehigh Valley coal company OIL
cials this morning went on tour of
Inspection OF the Exeter mine at West
Flttston. The party comprised super
intenuent Col. A. Mason OF pittston,
Robert .Aercur OF the Lehigh engineer
corps Of this city, Prof. Burrell OF Lee
hign university and inside Foreman
William Wilson.
with the party was Foreman jacob
Gates. While going up the old air
shaft, which is Il second opening Tor
the Exeter shaft the bottom OF the
carriage gave way and precipltated the
men to the bottom. Gates, the fore
away, grapsed the side OF the bunt-
ing ana held on until rescued.
Col. Mason was killed by the shock.
Inside Foreman Wilson was fatally
injured and died at o'clock. Mr.. Mer-
sur was badly and Prof. Burrell slight
ly injured.
He and Mr.. Mersur We're taken to the
Plttston hospital. The Exeter shaft IL
the one in which, in 1870. twenty
men and boys met death from SUMO
cation by the burning OF the breaker,
which was directly over the shaft,
The second opening, where the accl-
dent occurred today. has not been used
in a travelling way, and was in use
today because of repairs in the main
shaft
Foreman Gates says the accident
was due to the carriage getting caught
in the side guides and the ropes CON
tinuing TO pull. the cross beams at the
junction with one Of the uprlghts gave
way, splitting the occupants OUT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

A Hot Twenty-Round Fight by the
wciter Weightr.

MIun,anolis Mirn 1ulv 9s.-The
"'''''V''''o'4
twenty round fght of the weller
weights Of the championship OF the
world between "Mysterious" Billy
er,t,,, Il, p6sto, ona ra,,,,,,, p,,sn
''ln u i'0s'Vn oN 90"
oil Chieaso' LOOK pace at the irwin
City Athletic club before fully 1900
poople tonight. both men weighed In
mo ,.l,,, ,,,o,,i,s- AZ a o,c,o,t the aeaies
lem. ,.ia,sd H., mn g,nt,r itotit ,nnti,,t.
"a IL, FG,st,ir,. costume win II.
weights ninrea M 1lg pounds. and
neither liftod Tommy west soiiy
smith and Ted Alexander acted az
gecnnds for smith while Jerry Muir
phy. Harry Baker and Prof Lewis
acted in the same capacity for Ryan.
Joe Choynsld was chosen referee by
beth parties.
At gi2 the men shook hands. AT e!i5
they came together and fought shy
for some time. Smith made some fcints
but missed. Smith landed ON Rynn's
neck. They were pulled apart, then
came together, and clinchea. Both
fought hard, and II was give and take,
with honors easy, little damage having
been done.
In the second round neither scored
an advantage.
In the third round both came togeth-
er and punched like tigers with no
result
The fourth round was tame. but In
the nth Ryan smashed Smith IN the
stomach. then reached Smiths head.
Smith missed twice. Smith landed right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Mr.. ynn.' Great speecb-rbe oonfer-
enre Report

Washington, July 26,-By agreement
the conference report on the tarln bill
was deferred when the senate mot to-
day until p m. On motion Of MIR.
Hunton resolution directing the sec
rotary Of the treasury 10 transmit q
Hist OF claims in the hands OF the
accounting officers OF the government
also claims passed upon by the court
OF claims requiring appropriations at
this session. was adopted; also Mr.. Al
lens resolution calling on thu attor-
ney-general for copies OF all corre-
spondenee with railroad officials In
connection with the recent atrlke. AZ
O'Clock Mr.. Jones called up tho con-
ference report on the tariff Bill
Mr.. Wins was Immediately rccog-
nized but yielded 70 Mr. Quay, who
withdrew the sugar amendments he
offered Just before adjournment last
night The Wisconsin senator began
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Chicago, July 26.-Prof ". l.. Moore,
in charge of the United States weather
bureau in this city. tonight furnished
the Associated Press with the following
special report of the extraordinary hot
weather now prevailing in the CEN
trail portion of the country;
An abnormally low barometerlc con-
dition, attended by extreme heat and
brisk Southern winds, covers the mid
die Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys. An area throughout which the
temperature this afternoon CIhuisdhV
exceeded 100 degrees. embraces the
states OF South Dakota, Nebraska,
Kansas. Iowa, the south half Of Aiinne'
sofa. Western Wisconsin ana the
northwest part Of Illinois. Throughout
Inc entire Missouri valley, Ohio valley
Texas and Indian Territory, the tenn
perature was considerably above ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
RECORDS wEnE soT nnoKEs.
Toledo Cyclists Unable 10 Lower
the Thine.

Toledo. Ohio. July 2s.--The Toledo
cy.llng club closed the most auceessful
meeting In It's history this afternoon.
The track WINS In better condition than
on yesterday but no records were
broken In any class. The best number
OF the card was the last which was
tie between Walter Sanger and J.
5. Johnson.
First race-one mile. 2:fO class, Glass
A. r.. b. Rigby. Toledo. won; p. w.
Rlinger. Greenville. Ohio. second; y.
eteinaud, Toledo. third; Waite 81.
John, Toledo, fourth. Time. 1855 40.
second raos-Half mile. open class Il.
w. p. Sanger won. Charles NJ. Murphy.
Syracuse second, }. $. johnson. third.
George +. Taylor, Springfield. fourth.
Time, / II as.
Third rnce-Two-thirds OF a mile.
epen class b. J. p, Bliss. Chicago. won;
j. +. Titus, New York. second; A. d
Kennedy. Chicago. third: II. . Maddox,
Asbur,' Park. fourth Time. 1a0.
Fourth race-One mile. open. glaas A..
Tom Cooper. Detroit. won. c, p. Bern
hart. Toledo. second; L. C johnson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
IT'S WAR WAR I'm CORBA.
Hostilities Have Been De-
clared at Last.
The KING OF COREA SEIZED.
-
The Japanese Hold Him as a
Prisoner.
-
Eleven Chinese Steamers ore on the
Way TO corsn--'icr, of the N"-
tive Troops nro Asinrd Win
Bows and Arrows.
The KING OF COREA SEIZED.


New York, July ~ The Herald's
London dispatch says; The Central
News has this dispatch from Shanghai
War has been declared between Japan
au China. The Japanese have seized the
king of corea and hold him prisoner,
Eleven Chinese steamers are on their
way to corea.
Most OF the troops aboard them are
coolies. armed with bows and arrows.
Some Chinese steamers which have arr
rived at corea have been prevented
by the Japanese from landing troops.
1t is reported that the Japanese ar
tnlery sank several OF them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Milwaukee. Wis. July 26.-Najor W.
II. Upham OF Wood county was nomi-
mated for governor to-day by the Re
publican state convention on the first
ballot OF the day and the seventh OF
the convention. A committee was APP
pointed to notify Major Upham OF his
nomination, and he appeared before the
convention and made Il speech OF ae-
ceptance. He spoke earnestly of the
demands Of the country for protection OF
manufacturing Industries and predicted
n closer and decisive Republican vic
tory in November. Judge Emil
Saensch of Manitowoc county was nom
mated for lieutenant governor on the
second ballot. At the afternoon session
Henry Casson Of Viroqua was nomi-
mated for secretary OF state on the first
ballot. The other nominees are: Treas
urer. s. A. Peterson OF Bagron; attor-
ney general w. X. Mylrea of Mara
thon; superintendent of public instruc--
tlon, j. @. Emery OF Dane; railroad
commissioner, Duncan j. MclSendel Of
Buffalo: insurance commissioner. w. A.
Frieke Of Milwaukee; chairman state
central committee II. C. Thorn Of Dane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Shanghai. July ~. 10 a. ma tele-
gram was received yesterday evening
from high authority at Tien TsIn
reporting that the prospects for the
continuance OF peace re more favor
able. Today, however news was re-
celved that war between china and
Japan has been declared. There have
also been rumors that several Chinese
warships are in trouble. The informa-
ton received here 10 mehger and the
exact status OF affairs in Corea oannot
be learned. Telcgriphlc communlca-
ton from Corea Is interrupted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
THE WEATHER.


ealyeston, Tex. July 26.-An area of
y pressure Is over the Northwest
\ an area Of high pressure is over
!. Southwestern portion OF the coun-
/ while another high pressure area
apparently making Its appearance
II the extreme Northwest. The
|sher Is cloudy over the Southeast
|ron Of the country and is gener-
h clear elsewhere. Local forecast
Il T,xas for twenty-four hours. end
In midnight, July ~: North Texas.
|afal Texas. generally fair. station
n temperature. East Texas, proba-
i showers; stationary temperature.
huh Texas, far; stationary temp ra-
b. Coast district local rain sta
.nasy temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Denver, Colo, July 2G.--rhe syrian
temple shrinera from Cincinnati have
gone ON thopsand-mile tour Of Coll
orado In a special train aud other visit
ing shrlners scattered TO points OF In
terest or started homeward today. The
next annual session o. the council VIII
be held the FIRST Monday after the
Knight Templnr conclaye In August,
1895. at IA place 20 be selected by a
committee named for that purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Corn in I<nnsps is Threatened with
Complete Ruin.


Kansas City, Mo-, July 26.-Bor the
past three days intense heat has pre-
vailed all over this section. No ram
has fallen for two weeks and the corn
crop in some places has been ruined
and unless rain falls very soon the
remainder will shrlvel up. The ther-
mometer at Dodge City yesterday was
los in the shade. and In this city at
1850 p. m. today 90 was registered The
damage to corn in Western Kansas
is believed to be incaleulable.
In Republic county. on the Nebraska
state line, the hot winds have pre-
vailed for three iays, causing vega
ton 10 dry up rapidly. The corn crop
is already badly injured, and II the
present weather continues much longer sl'
il will be a total failure. In Audrain
counfv Missouri. the corn crop Is SER
iousiy threatened. 1t is at a critical
point and will soon be ruined unless
rain comes. At several prayer meet
ines held in Mexico. Mo, last night fer
vent prayers for rain were made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Tyler Tex. july oe,-The result OF
the contests Of the ryler Gun Club is
MS follows;
First shoot won by Allison and
Swan: second by Willis.
Double shoot--I'irst prize by Loftln,
second by Virgins,
Sweepstakes. 80 per cent donated to
Kings Daughters First prize won by
Herndon; second by Robinson.
Seem Syeopstakes-l'irst won by
Loftin, second by Robinson; third by
Cain.
Three hundred live pigeons win be
slaughtered In the contest today II
none succeed In getting away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Guthrie. O. T., July 26.-GoYernor
Iaenfro left the city again today, leay-
ing Secretary Lowe acting governor.
Lowe at once wired the war depart
mcnt requesting that the roidiers be
withdrawn from Enid and Pond Creek,
as they were no longer needed. The
territorial administration has prevailed
upon the railroad company 10 erect
depota so the trouble can practically
be said TO be ended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Galveston, Tex, July 2s.--The Texas
Cooperative association adjourned
and Immediately after the Texas
Grange Mutual Fire association was
held, The company was found TO be
in frst-class financial condition. A. j..
Rose was elected president; G. y.
Iundy. secretary, and j. g. Isbell,
adiuster. The Cooperative assoola-
lion directors then met and elected a.
IA Rose secretary and IL. S. Niblo
treasurer and cashier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Topeka kan. July 2s.--Reports from
central and western Kansas are very
dlscouraging. The corn crop VIII be
n failure in more than half Of the state
In me western part Of the state the
CROP q ruined, while in the central part
n fair crop will be raised only IN sec
t,dns where local rains have fallen.
T'he corn in many fields has burned
no durlng the past three days. hot
winds have swept over sns W., 49, Il, n
half Of Kansas, leaving DESTRUCTION III
their pnth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

st. Joe, Mo. July 2S.-The thermom-
eter reached 100 in the shade here to-
Gay. and the weather reports from Kan
sas and Nebraska are very discourage
ing. and the railroad officials In 81.
Zoe are feeling very blue. reports
received at the Burlington headquartsfs
to-day are to the effect Shat the shies
hiowinr. About the same conditions
are reported from the 81. Joe ana
Grand island coantry. md unless rains
come very soon the corn crop VIII DC
lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

at Oakland and was assigned TO duty
at the Oakland mole today AT Sacrn-
mento q large force OF militia and reg
ul-rs are still maintained. Troops are
also held at Dansmulr and Red Blur
on the oregon branch At Truckee
and Rocklin Their Is q strong force OF
regulars and marines. Armed guards
continue to escort more important
traits, but OF late there have been no
disturbances. AT Sacramento nearly
1000 men are at work In the railroad
shops. The strikers who have refused
TO return to work have been paid their
wages In full. The railroad company
10 sin badly In need OF men FOR many
lines of particular work, but there Is
no longer any doubt that the strikers
have lost their cause end that there
is no longer any hone OF a compromise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

calreston. Tex. July 2s.-The most
important business transacted by the
state Bar association today was the
annolntment OF a committee TO draft
a law providing for the appointment
~ n board TO examine applicants for
license to practice law. The laws or
New York and Minnesota viii be the
basls OF the proposed new law A
,ribute was paid 10 the late Justice
stsvton. New officers were elected
and the convention adjourned TO meet
IN Galveston next year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

North Enid, o. r.. July 2s.-sapt- J.
q Mckay. in command OF the troops
guarding the property OF the Rock
Ialand near here. has issued a card
IN answer to the charges made by the
MAYOR and citizens Of South Enid. He
denies the allegations made 70 tns
secretary OF war stating thet We NJ
rssts were made by the United states
,narshals and not by the troops
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

St Louis Mo-. July 2e.--charles VIII
son. colored, was executed In the jail
yard at s;2i a. m. for the murder Of
Moses Hodges. November 8. 1892, in
quarrel over woman with whom
both were onnmored Wilson. after the
murder, escaped to Chicago. where he
was captured and turned over to the
81 Louis authorities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Greenville, Miss. July 2e.-The RE
publican convention OF the Third dis
trict today voted not to nominate a
candidate for congress- against Con-
gressman Catchings, the Democratic
nominee. on the ground that II would
engcnder race feeling and cause dis
cord between the white and colored
people. The convention WAS composed
almost exclusively OF negroes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Denver. Col. July 2e.--At the session
OF the North American Turnerbund to-
day Treasurer Huchling was relieved
OF responsibility for the 800 lost BY
the suspension OF the South Side Saw
lnRs bank OF Milwaukee resolution
WAS passed 10 the effect that the bal
ance of gi40 due on the National turn
hall be paid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Repo. New, July 25.-Mrs. N. A.
Hartley this evening shot and KILLED
State. Senator NJ. d. Foley, The cause
Of the shooting is NOT known. Mrs.
Hartley Is an artist and her rooms
are in the Bank OF Nevada building
whore the shooting occurred Foley
was shot In the stomach and died In
half an hour. Mrs. Hartley was ar
rested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Longview, Tex, July 26--The BAH
game today, fat men vs.. leans, drew
large attendance. Score. rs TO II
In favor OF the leans The features
OF the game was Colonel DeGrenon-
rinds batting and Pinkham's coach
lug, Battery for the fats, Raney and
Whiteloclt; leans. Mundcn aud Pink
ham, umpirce. Pctty and MeLain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

's.'aia' Tex, July 26.-This even
y sne Populist encampment fell
. named NJ, Maze fell or jumped
!, v q merry-go-round when run
Ins .un speed right In the midst
p sc towi, striking two of Mr.. p.
49, little girls. One OF them
RI, Wy badly and is not expected
~ me officers have Maze in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

san Francisco, July 2d---That me
,anu,v strike in Southern California
4 believed 10 be nearing the enp y
shown in the fact that prep.'A ssa,s
are being made 70 rs'' t.a,, w. II.
militia from the neia, ~ arrived
First United States iniA"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
PRIOR FIVE GENTS.


hia speech nv savin. "a, a..
binary scene oce,,rret ~, nasSs'. ~,
In the senate. A ncmocrottr s+,,n.',,'
said he. saw "A Il a.tnrL M, ,,rss,' s,r',
without precedent No fhonvh,
there was precedent n wa, nSa fhaf
ought 10 be 'ah,inncs ns,caa s,s
lowed Il NM sa a INV. n,Assan ~ tol-
the prcrldcnt M NJ eh "s..,"s "psn
had hoped. ne snld .s,. - ..s,,, 49,
OF Mr.. German ana ,nas. ,.hn t,l.r,
with him an thnt os,c,,atn,, ,,,,,,s ,''.
appeared in tho record hefnra h.. M
Nilns) replind p,d ~ ,sr,t -, 49,
caslicaiiy, he nresnn,ea ,he r,,,-,re.
ments OF The Ma,viard sc,,nto,.s -.
SO pressing that he ma M ,i,un ~
revise thom. Mr. Villas rcns,Ss "a 4,
his duty 10 ropl, IA fhat oss,,t, ~.
would speak AZ the nersonai AZ wall
"a the political fri,nd ~ ,i.s rr,s,.
dent. He rviolceA n .hn h,,ar "a NJ
Cleycinnd's filendahin +, NM IA.
10 him. on ,he rew,ris seu ma
stinted. that onmc IN p,,l.lto mo-, ~.
OF Ia. ,,rentest that MI rn,,a Il, Nj.
was the lntlmats .,,,n'',,,,cs s,.,,,, ~ an
LOFTY and disthpnlshra man =, ~, ~
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that never ~ Az ,,,s, e'' T.. 49,
temntntion. no,tscst ~ nsrs,r 49,
he iniied Ia ~ i, AZ, ss,a,.s,,,,, ~ ~
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pn's WV ,r nkht OF an upright pur-
ssy so,nc ynra, ,n !" ssw y" 70
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

- lex,' July 2e.-For some time
= !. ,ss been robberies committed
M, . s'oses' and it seemed that the
~ isS IsHi. not be found. but today
b s,r,.,.,' colored, OF this place
~ Il ' va IN Waco. having stolen
l2,d ~. s lossession that he had
+, s,rss aS'n Workman to Waco. He
IN ior s.r one term In the peniten-
Pit ,sr r-n'lar offenses and win, no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

l'aFie O. T., July ae.-rhe CHA
~ divorce business continues to
rapidly and South pakosa VIII
CIV CIV nowhere when 1t comes to quick
~ IN divorce business. There are
vpphg al one boarding house in
II w SIX women from the East,
|'s'alal partners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

~ Tex July 26.-ThIs has been
uay with the colored people.
\, 81 y, he Sims family had a reunion
|Hlsilons nome place and extended
|szy $50. 70 parties all over the
|Ssf,,;op. sahers were invited and
y sss.n ns made for a barbecue. The
'@ssed of pleasantly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

/. iSs,v 4ss' July ss.-The A. O. U.
b. q, , = Fort Worth as the
~. rss meeting Of the grand
b fs,ss. report Of Medical Exam
.ins &; q s.. Marshall was received.
Z o. ia as ess and the disburse-
The ra,,, IN benefits Tor the
Hilisd ~ wv elected officers were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

Pms, o T, July ,6-lames w.
Ir's las been grlu:el a water works
|lr.hl'e by the city council ana will
|iha lrst-class plant at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27
mnnr 81, a Mon.

Carlisle. Ky. July 2G.--After mid
night last night mob broke down
the Jail doors, t9pk out Bnl Tyler.
ooiored. and hung him to the GROSS
arm Of a telegraph pole. He had been
put in Jail to answer 10 charge OF
criminal assault
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-27

sioux city, Iowa. July 2s.-Thls has
heen the hottest day OF the year the
mercury going up to io7 at the wea'n,
-. hursaug Hot South winds blew all
AZ and IL IS thought immense dam
ape was done to corn.