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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

The young wonsn sat by the windov
looking out illo the sfoEy cir dfeSmilt,
shen her ravsrie WAS disturbed by sn el-
derly woman coming in.
Oh, said the visitor excuse me- | DID
p't knoW you Sete absorbed.
Come 10, responded the dreamer, ex
tendIn{ her band. sm glad to see you
But why are you 80 pensivy? You lool
as If your best lu'nd had died What
the tr uble?
The young woman drrs her baudkeu
chief hastily across her eyes,
Alb she sighed, Harry aud -
The older woman dropped her hants
IN her lap 10 a helpless, derpslrinB FASH
ION.
Don't tell me-, she lot upled, You ~ Il
Harry have quartelled.
The gld ,Igbed again.
! he end has come 10 all our moonlight
drives, to the the tetder whlsperlngs bei
neath the msngolla trees, TO the boxes OF
csrsmels and the baskets Of il)wcr. TO The
sweet nothlnRs N the conservatory as tht
dancers wblrl IN the ball room, TO the ven
ser hs wrote me, to the rigslrias and jeaI-
ousies Of sweetheart days, tJ the
Say no uor.l cxclaImod the older WON
an, determl yed to set matters night. What
have you two dont2 Tell me everything
The glrl came over aud laid her head
on the oth,rs sh )uder
We were married this morning at lO|
o'clock She whispered aud he older woml
at . hand fell helpless ouce more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

r. .s'tept of ln.1r4le- eoupsnY / an
sfrsii onr adv .f.l,lgg 10 40 !. uy gooi He
s-tts .tIJnsut of Dl tiers Phd deli
rhts sscfetaty -@hst oi thsl1 1hsy
don't nee bI,t'sfs lbsry, t1ey wait Tor ia
iut a. Dry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

saps 80 sell 10 bis life a. vbcB be vas
bsnstbg there, huodrcd feet high above
The defee satia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

Mf. Dalta, dtd rtz iysr ate lobslher7
hiver, 50 Oi bIfes sil lie usslli thatll
bct associate wilsas in Al that takes Of
gtaIe and pat, 90 red. ....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-22

5tattfa FuA INENTl-EISHI IEAks,
A.aasrstsr Dsatte, frfm9si
s.e.s asials. ellrtT Ntftf esSist MACH hltss
ssss4 assaft@sat EtsayE #F hat1 %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
sILvER,s rurEyDs.
me Hopkins County Democrat. Arc
On the Right Trncis.

ANhhht lEutk.
sulphur Springs. Tex. Aug. s-Rv
me following resolutions, adoptea by
our county Democratic convention on
inc 2ist day Of July. without a,sse,t-
hlE vote, the position of tho pc,,,,
las OF Hopkins county on the silver
question can be fully understood:
We 90 not approve Of the existing
Avs which discriminate in favor ~
golu ana against silver. ana belIave
~ the Tree and unlimited coinage Of
i mnvsr az the ratio of 10 to Il and be-
ieNing that our state convention should
SO declare. we hereby instruct onr del-
egates TO said convention to vote for
no man for member OF the committee
on platform ana resolutions who win
NOT vote and work for such resolu-
lions, and we further instruct our said
delegates TO vote at all times IN said
convention for the resolutions most IA
vorable TO silver ana against ali reso-
luuons In the least inimlcal to silver.
That we earnestly indorac the Dem
ocratc national platform adopted at
chicago In 1892, constituting the silver
plank according to the Southern inter
probation OF It, and we indorse every
effort made by President Cleveland to
carry out snid platform
I'VE indorse the administration of
Governor James S. Hogg and the plat
form on which he was nominated and
elected.
THAT our delegates TO the state con-
yention are hereby instructed to vote
for the majority rule In said conven-
tion, and are further instructed to vote
In accordance with the foregoing res
buttons.
That our delegates to all said con-
ventions are instructed TO vote as a
unit on all questions coming before
said convention, and no proxies are
to be allowed"
Our delegation to the state conven-
tion may be relied on TO stand squarely
by the foregoing resolutions and in
structions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
pnNouNcns Ida wnLl.s.
Gov. FIshback writes Pointed aud
Timely Letter.

,.., ~, -, 49,, n = ,,
lAtue N9ek' Nrk;, Aus' IN rcpy
20 resolu.l w auvpteu pE buple
n nus. menus Oh clV s o, bIuuioIu'
E,lsl''iiu, %hleh NSa totW'i.'iva 70 'soN.
, ,ti'ur plsnnsNh. NV, tnc t.luVHt 'i is
ne Co-opsrn,S wv, ny ulpEv'ne NJ ~, IN
uuburl,vu III HnslnlN w ~" Msils,
~, tuNelnot iiSs auulo9Suu ieuh'nE
ie!ter' IN Whiun ne sHSF' ~ paSt'
ou hts ln1ueeu pg ony inn WellE
70 siNr eNpresalons oi rvhrvt ,het tnVte
oshouiI ne 80 hiuen anu SUN W,,l',on
nssIo Ehenlns N the houtNgpn sta,Ss'
Althousn me neEro wuuuul'' iu1 NVlls,
- reportvu 10 haNe peen a lssiueg't o.
Merlpn,s' l nsNe heNer IvUtu o, VI
eNVtpt thrpuEh repY,Ys cpil,lB tIull
htnslanu. ! Know hutrlhs OF ne, vhar-
act.r, put JUICE lroin your resolu' l,ls
tnht sno VI shIVWu h1Nvhture1a, wy
ms t9una a III nelu ior MI rnplost.
ilous IN htiusn ereuuilty any brlusn
iEnorahcc on thls cpuntrg, y uing
yer or tesret 20 1u r,sht thlnNlhB
people thnt there SHOULD eNlst huvn u
fhlhk as lyhoh INV IN any coinluuhl,y,
ana our resrot rs not Nsseheu ny t.a
met th9t there are more hegroes lSush-
eh IN me northern states OF our union
IN proportion TO the neEro populauon
than IN the southern ftatrH' THIS pas-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Adjourned TO Meet ut Paris ON Au-
gust 30. z

Texarlsana, Ark, Aug. 9,-The Demo-
cratic convention III the Fourth Texas
congressional district convened for its
ninth days session, and after taking a
number Of ballots the following resolu-
ton was introduced by j. @. Mahaffy
of Bowie county;
BE 1t resolved, That We do not IN
dorse the action of President Cleve-
land in sending federal troops into the
state of Illinois over the protest Of its
governor.
''Resoived. further. That we do in
dorse Governor Hogs address in all
its parts
The resolution was voted down by
a vote of A to G. Tine following resolu-
ton was then introduced and adopted
without opposition
1--WE, the Democrats OF the Fourth
congressional district, in convention
assembled, do hereby indorse the adj
ministration OF James S. Hogg as gov
ernor of Texas and the entire Demo-
cratic administration Of Texas"
At II o'clock the convention, after
nine days labor, and after registering
q total Of 1864 ballots, adjourned. The
vote stood on the last ballot precisely
rs II did on the first viz: crandall 2si
Sheppard 16; Hodges II. The conyen-
lion viii meet again at Paris. Texas,
on August 90, when " Is predicted the
matter will be settled either by the
nomiratlon Of Judge DaNid y. Culber-
son or the resubmission OF the claims
of mi the candidates to new primary
electiOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

pnlsboro. Tex, Aug "A contract
IA been signed and the excavation be-
,rn for thirty-four room brick hotel
n he lot now occupied by DR.. N. d.
knnedy as his home on South Waco
|neet. The hotel IA to be completed
h october /. The contractors are j.
eratehouse & Co.
|The Hilsboro Power and Electrical
|ompany OF this city are locating their
IA lines today. The dynamos arrived
Nsssrs. A. L. Blanchard, L, X. Har-
Isd. II. II. McCollom, p. e. Fox, r.
Hawkins and j. S. Kirk today re-
lived their certificates OF examination
I'm road tax, under the state law for
hvng been active members Of the
Il department. for seven years and
|are
Henry owens was placed under a
n bond today to appear before the
slice court to answer n charge of
Isaut
5The Hillsboro Rifles are drilling
Leaf and day preparatory to entering
Non a contest tomorrow night for a
Ma medal to be awarded to the best
Ined man In the company. The medal
70 be contested for every three
onths and was presented to the com
my BY Walter and Hafner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
,..x VOTES GATHERED ny OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
dement's Mt ArIinEton-The Flo
,orla Convention PROSPECTS, at
,y..,hrrford--New lee Plant Mt
,,,le-Bndsct From Baird.

,.,,n,ton. Tex, Aug. 9.--W. C.Weeks
A Aa,,aing an elegant residence on the
. lie The contract has been let
fslss dne residence for j. S. McKinly,
igl a. Tom Coleman. one mile south
- ,a,yn win Hutchinson Will build
o. ssidence Immediately on the old
nroperty. The fine new Masonic
10Y IA Christian church are finished.
mn nr LLOYD and Professor Mister OF
~ poIytechnlc are here in the inter-
a., Of their cottage.
rards are out announcing the mar
-. Of Professor Mothershed and
~ rllza Bowlln on the 18th instant.
nrotracttd meeting will begin at
|.,r CHRISTIAN church on the 18th.
III mad dog was killed a mile west
N here after biting COW.
Mr and Mrs. Moreland and children
~ visiting at Alvord.
/ grandma Mathis and Mrs. Ben Ma
III are visiting the formers son in
[,,ilInrsworth county.
/ MIS- Matte Gill VIII go to Galveston
saturday.
/ Tho school will open here on the
a of September with Professor S. NJ.
ti.mmond and VIM. Trlmble principals
ind Miss Bena Kelly and Mrs. Matte
<.nI assistants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
THE rHlRrpgSTn DISTRICT.
Congressman CocISreII Laclsa Only
Few Votes 10 Win.

Decatur, Tex, Aug. 9.--At the night
session of the congressional convention
last night w. j. Swain of Henrietta
placed the name OF ]. V. Cockrcl be-
fore the convention for renomna ton,
which was seconded by c. II. Wharton
OF Wise county. w. NJ. Caldwell
placed j. NJ. Dean OF III Paso in nom
nation, which was seconded by c. l..
Woody of Wise. Joe Barwlse. Jr., OF
Wichita placed Robert Cobb Of Wichita
In nomination, which was seconded by
Judge w. 3. Plemmons OF Potter. on
the first ballot Coclsrell only lacked
five votes OF the nomination. The bal
lot stood: CocSrell, a.; DEAN 80; Cobb.
8. After the tenth ballot the house adj
journed. At Q o'clock this morning
the balloting began and Secretary witt
began the tedious roll call OF the
eighty counties No change in the
Cockrell vote. which stands at 70.
Cobbs vote has slightly increased and
stands . on the fifteenth ballot, At
noon the thirty-tirst ballot gave Cock
rell SO 1-2. Dean 81 12 and Cobb 6, Some
d OF the delegates are going away, while
come of them are here to stay, they
say. until frost, II necessary, Joseph
Eagle, the celebrated young orator
from Wichita and others of the Denver
crowd left at 1890 for the North.
on the f0rty-frst ballot Wise voted
for Cobb and Wilbarger east her vote
for Cobb On the next ballot Wise
returned to Dean and the vote re-
mains about the same up to the iif-
tieth ballot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
TWO UNHAPPY WIVES.
They Pray u.i.--r From Many Al
legged GricNnuccs,


Mrs, Zula Moore has filed a petition
FOR divorce from her husband, samuel
Moore, IN the Seventeenth district
court II IL alleged In the petition that
both the plniutin and defendant nrc
reaidents of TnrrAnt county. They
were married In New Orleans july 2s
1901 They were separated Ia July,
1884. The plaintln says Bhe was a Kind
and nnnctionate WIN. Shortly after
marriage her husband commenced
course OF harsh and cruel treatment
toward her ON divefA pccaaions no
was guilty OF outrages which rendered
living with him inauppDrtablA. on
certain day In July 1874, he accused
her OF inhdelity lie had IN tho pres
once Of witnesses accused her Of being
crimlnally intimate with certain
man and Of staying out all night and
Sleeping with him. on this same night
In July tho husband had cursed and
abused her ana called her vile names
and threatened to XIII her, lie struck
and beat and knocked her down Hni
would have taken her life had ne not
been prevented Is her crics and
screams for help, The defendant IN OF
viniont temner and exceedingly dam
Ferous ana she no longer Feels safe In
Ills renrh. He n iudolpnt ana ahifticss
and failed to provide support, on
tltese grounds the plaintiif petitions
Ter judgment disnalvlng the marriage
and for general rullgf.
Mrs. ELLA Bnrlee0n IL another un-
happy wife who has filed suit In the
district court for divorce from her huu-
band, j, ID. BurloAon. II Is alleged In
the petition TINT both tho plaintiff
and defendant reside ia this county.
They were hurried on or about De-
ccmbor 80 1909. and lived nm man and
wife TIL a."nt March 10. 1884. Tho
wifc had oocdhctel herself With pro-
prlcty and MD well cared for the home
Of Mr. Burlcson. and had done every
thing In her power. she alleges. To
make him happy But Notwithstanding
al this, no moro than two months nfter
the marriage she alleges the husband
on divers occasions had been guilty OF
exceasen. cruel treatment and outragos
toward her.
For Instance, IN February. 1898, he
came home IN violent passion, Sc.
yerely beat and abused hir, Threatened
her llfe md drove her from his home,
Thus driven forth, she was compelled
10 acek refuge with nelRhbors TO eg-
cape with her life. She was seriously
Injured by his nsraultu and incapaci-
tated for work The husband ls a man
Of violent temper. had applied appro-
tioua orithcts to her, md on one &C.
cahlon assaulted her with his fats. TO
complete the list Of criieltiea, he moved
away, carrying all the household prop
oriy with him. lie had since threaten
ed her life. on account OF these allie
cations Il Is impossible for them 10
live together. and The plaintiff petit
tons for divorce aud the custody "a
their child
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

-kpwes, Isle 4 Wight. Aug. g.
George J. Gould and the Prince OF
Wales have arranged for special
match for next Monday between the
Britannia and vigllant for 100 pounds
a side. The course Is to be fifteen
miles out from the Needles and back,
The Vigllant's people say thore is no
truth In the report that she touched
ground today In Gullard bay, but on
the FIRST round, when the yachts were
Invisible from the place, the Vigilant's
forestry sail was carried away. In the
second round the Vigilants spinnaker
split. While neither Captain Han. Mr..
Gould or any other person on board
the Yankee sloop alleges that her de-
feat was due TO these mishaps the
Vigilant certainly was Handicapped by
these arrangements OF her sails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

The First national bank OF Fort
Worth 10 William Lcahoy, property Ia
Reetor's addition. $4,000
Henry seolstra to Lem Seeker, GO
acres John Copder survey aud no
acres i. u, Newton survey, $1,000,
$, a, Tucker and WHO To Is. Is. Sam
utl. part OF block No. ~. $3.50
John 5. lcffiies and wife by G. II.
SULLIVAN, trustee, 10 II, u, Bishop. part
Of the Charles G. Lacey survey. $1,000,
3, O. Noodle, by G. II Silliman,
trustee, TO H. D. Bishop, 320 acrea
patented TO Ann Eliza tvcs. $4,000.
$. .. Noodle, by G II Sllhmnn. trust
tee, TO II. u. Bishop $40 acres patented
Ia Ann eliza Ives, $500
l.. c. Hall, hy G IT, snlhnnn, truss
tee. 10 II. II. Bishop. part OF the west
onc-hnlf Of block No ~, fuckers nd
dillon, $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

~. Tex, Aug sod settlers say
u MS rain has fallen in the last
a ~ Was ever known here at this
hlsh. ue year, Pecan bayou be-
k, ses.. iast Saturday than was
n a, solomon. ChatGeld. Bell. Gill
sa,n Dne,t Rushing and Bel are
4 ,oS..t ne judicial convention at
Aers pe a match game of base
4 snd saturday evening between
IN also matched between
|gsh s nd, haird, to be played here
~ " James and Otis Bower.
Ieh,,s attendinr the conversational
'ruon at Decatur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Dallas. TeS., Aug. 9.--This afternoon
three dwellings 10 Oak Ciiff belong
ing TO Miro. Ann NJ. Sanderson were
destroyed by ire, which the volunteer
lre company yalnly attempted to save.
One OF the buildings was n two
story and occupied as home by Mrs.
sanderson This building and most OF
It's contents were destroyed. The other
buildings were one-atory.
One was empty and the other oecu-
pied by Mrs. Sanderson's son, who
saved some Of his household effects.
The total loss Is estimated at $4,000.
which was partially covered by in
Hnrauce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
Can neturn ihr Troopn,

Omaha, Ncb.. Aug g.--lhe Union Pa
cihe main line between Omaha and Og-
den VIII be free from the protection 81
troops by the end Of the week.. General
Brooks has Summoned back 10 their
posts the last Of the soldiers remaining
along the line of the road. Those Of
Company II az Laramie, from Fort
Niobrara. that q Lieutenant Roberts
at Rawlins, which returs TO RobinHon,
and that OF Captain Pitcher, from Fort
Wachakie, now In the ioid at Green
River Advices received today IN the
department OF the Platte Indicate that
all the vicious element among the STRIKE
ors IN Montana have departed and that
all troops In that vicinity can return
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Washington, Aug. 9.-AleSander ISL
and results;
First Race-Half mile. Heather Bell
won, vexaiion second. Memo third.
Time, 0:52 IL.
Second Race--Six fnrlongs Hermit
won. Kenyon second, Chsddar third
Time. i:l7.
Third Race-Five furlongs, Emily W.
won, Westside second, Aiollle Penny
third Time, 'Q2.
Fourth Race--Half mile. Cicada won.
Mis- Castles second, Rondle third.
Time. 0i5i.
Fitch Race-Four pnd a half fur
longs Tlasrani won. Eph second. Ma
ar Hughes third. Time, o:5S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

'eenyille, Tex, Aug. 9.-NIr. j. Neu-s
~ who has been in the city fot
Y, last few days drawing up plans
'Aarphy * Kings new ice plant. re-
=, =. % ST. Louis yesterday to make
/, Nnas; Lacy, conductor on the
~ has returned from a pleas
!, ~ through Pennsylvania.
~ NJ. X. Harts6eld Of Clarhsville
.,lhg In the city.
, w. annie Taylor and Bess How
's'lrned to Mckinney yesterday,
Il leW days visit with the family
4, D. Markham.
Yesterday.
n interest taken in the revival
Il "s ol SID Williams of San An
Il ss.,s rowing daily. There have
' twenty conversions up to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

81. Louis, Aug. 9.--East 81. Louis
results:
First Thirteen-siSteenths OF a
mile. St Lawrence won. The Forum
second, Burt third. Time. i;eei-2
Second Race--Fivc furlongs. Florence
Shanks won. Tuku second. w. r. Ell
lis third. Time. o7.
Third Race Ninc-sixtcenths Of a
mile. Starlight won. BESSIE Ice seq
ond. One Dime third. Time. 0:ba.
Fourth -rhirtecn-siNteenths OF
mile. Emblem Ntn1, Haroldiuc Sec
ond, Granite third. Itne. 1879 IL.
Fifth Race-One mile. Bailardine
won, San Bias second, The General
third. Time, i:4o IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Tex, Aug, 9.--Mr. Ed.
Christian was placed under bond
sterday evening charged with violat-
\ the local option law. MIR. Christ
! Is engaged in the family grocery
|slness and he claims to have sold
|hlng stronger than cider.
bur leading Democrats do not anti
bate split IN the Dallas conven-
y believing that harmony has come
|stay.
BIZ convention of the Democracy
! The loatorial representative district
opposed Of Hood, Parker and Tar
hl counties, will convene in Weather
n at II o'clock. Saturday morning,
! ihe purpose OF selecting Il candi-
|iet0 represent us in the next legis-
ufe The hour Of IL o'clock a. m.
! ST SO that the Tarrant delegates
reach here on the morning train
return on the o'clock evening
n- Mr.. l.. j. Carroway, n success
hcmer will no doubt receive the
Xaination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

lEo, Tex. Aug. 9.-Chico Lodge No
|A r. and A. NJ, are constructing
aegant stone hall.
~ $. d. Parkinson OF Decatur Is
eonducting a meeting here under
auspices Of the Christian church.
q Indications are that this section
produce the best cotton crop ever
y before here. Large quantities
PEACHES are being shipped from this
ns Thirteenth annual session of the
Ee Normal Music school which was
a. Chico closed last night by Civ
musical concert.
M fertile and heretofore COM
IllYely undeveloped country west Of
AZ Is being rapidly and substan-
" improved. Farms are being i'm
|Ni neat dwelling houses are being
\ and neat and eommodious school
~ are going up all over the coun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Hawthorne. Aug. g,--irirst Race-one-
half mile. Flying Dutchman- won. Dora
Wood second. Tata third. Time, 0.i9 Ia
Second Race-SlN furlonEs Sister
Mary won, Debracy second. Alaray
third. Time, i:ie ~.
Third Racc-Four furlongs. Buck
Knight won. Martin Griffin second.
Leonas Last third. Time 0Aa s-l.
Fourth Race Nine furlon-s Dun
craven won, Calumet second, Sui Ross
third. Time, 1851 Ia.
Fifth Race--Six furlongs, Disturb
ance won. zenobia second. Queen Bess
third Time. ii6 l-2.
Sixth Race--SiN fnrlehT,s. Carmen
won. Jennie June second, Red Glen
third. Time. 1:1T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Austin, Tex, Aug. 9.-Judge Reagan
has today written a lengthy open lei
in 10 u. p. Alsbury Of Houston, In
which he reminds him that the Demo-
cratic party has been disturbed by
internal divisions" and "that all great
nartles have been subject to such tenn
norary divisions. but that he would
rather accept defeat in It's ranks than
,,lctorv at the hands of It's enemies,
ana that he viii not abandon the DEM
..-,tlc marty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

meetlng in Dallas ! went. thouoh
n ,nnl, a5d Co anything to prevent har,
NO; l expect to so to Dallas. meet
sssae many friends, and have eooi
nine nme' and do not think that / am
nhely 70 90 anything that shall re-
So ST. OF thst my friends who UNDER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10
IN THE COURTS.


The Land Mortgage bank of Texas,
limited. nled q suit yesterday In tho For
ty-eigh,h district court against Robt.
MeCart, tho National Bank OF COM
meroe OF Providence. u, l.. the Fort
Worth Windsor Land and Implement
company and Robert Mccart, ne re-
oeiyer OF tho Fort Worth and Airing
ton Heights Land and Investment
company defendants. Suit on a
nromisory note made and executed by
Robert Mozart for siss2. -. and to
foreeloso y2pdor's lien on 100 acres out
of the j. PNMontgomory nndE. Crock
cit euryeys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Champagne, Ill. Aug. 9.-The busi-
moss portion Of clifford, n thriving
town In the northwestern part OF the
county, was almost entirely burned
today. Twcnty-one business ouHca,
two grain elevators, the Illinois Cen
trail depot. extensive grain cribs, 80
900 bushels OF grain We're destroyed.
Only-two business houses in the town
remain. The loss Will amount to $780,
900, partially insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

vaco Tex. Aug, g.-Chairman Baker
OF the Democratic state eomnitlee sa ~
~, eled the Official returns Of the
s,sction OF TWO years ago. THESE are
rscsssarv nj Dallas in arriving at the
has,s AZ representation n these eopn-
,, res IN the convention He was norm n
"a nv Inc secretary Of state while IN
Arstin q Few days ago OF ms teet
and hss written to dereiict counties Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Memphis. Tenn.. Aug. "a special
10 the coinmerclal-Appeal from chat-
tanoogE. Tenn, says; II. NJ, Bates the
wealthy sand merchant who disap-
penred two weeks ago and who was
thought to have. been iuurdHred for
money. turned up yesterday At Hous-
ION, Tex, as revealed IN a telegram 10
his wife, received by her today. He
is said 10 rave been cut Of his mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-10

Dallas, Tex, Aug. e.--,Any travelling
ever been in Dallas, that the hotel, In
Dallas best suited to the convenience
ana enjoyment Of visitors Ia the Me-
Leod. This hotel already has been
engaged for the coming Democratic
convention rooms for over 100, but Mr.,
N b, Sigh. tho enterprisins pro-
prietor anys he will not raise In his
rates II he has TO turn people away
by the hundreds.