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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-24
DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, Feb. Is.
Stmr w G Hall, Simerson, for Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Pele, Petersen, for Kauai.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-24
FRANCE AND COLONIES.

Paris-Alfred Houle, Charge d. Afaires
and Consul General; A N HI Teyssier,
Vice-Consul
Marseilles-G du Cayla, Consul
Bordeaux-Ernest de Boissac, Consul
Dion, H-H Veilhomnne, Consul
Libourne-Cbarles Schaessler, Consul
Tahiti, Pape ete-A + Bonet, Consul
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-24

GERMANY.
Bremen-Joh Muller, Consul
Hamburg-Edward L Weber, Consul
n-Maine-Joseph Kopp, Con-
sui
Dresden-Augustus p Russ Consul
karlsruhe-H Muller, Consul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26


Hlllshoro. Tex. June s5-The La
dies Aid Society OF the Baptist
church has arranged treat for the
literary people OF this city. They have
procured the services OF Rev. j. Nor
gan Wells OF Fort Worth In his IA
nous lecture, "wnltcr Scott" There
has been considerable talk OF the mat
ter today. as most people know OF the
reputation OF the speaker and the par
ticularly good effect that his waiter
Scott" has wherever II has been de-
llyered. The lecture will be FOR the
benefit OF the church. the funds TO be
used TO finish pay on and complete
the new parsonage. The encourage
ment already received By the society
has elatcd the members very much. MS
many tickets have been spoken for
already. The lecture will be at the
Baptist church on Tuesday night, July
8.
Judge Rufus Hardy is billed to speak
at the courthouse next Saturday night.
meeting of the recently organised
Reagan Demecratlc club has been CALI
ed for tomorrow Cruesday night. at
the courthouse, at $50 o'clock,
Prof. Lee G, Porter. the man who
was shot some weeks ago by H. u,
peden. ls out In card today to the
Democrats In behalf Of his candidacy
for the nomination for district clerk
OF Hin county.
The Reagan club has been assured
by Jen johnson that Hon. John II.
Reagan win be sure to be here on the
3Oth to nh his appointment,
Mr.. j. II, Dooly and lady returned
tonight from South and West Texas,
w. II. Lane. foreman. began work
today on the side track on the Mls-
souri,. Kansas and Texas railroad lead
ing TO the new electric light plant,
which is TO be built here az once. The
plant Is 10 be completed by october /.
and from the best information It VIII
be ready for operation long before that
time. The Electric Light and Power
company have many contracts already
All OF the fine new buildings Of the
Levy'H OF WaXahachle are being wired
as they are bnilt. and they will some
OF them be ready for occupancy In
few weeks The buildings fronting the
square VIII be rendy sooner than the
opera house. The opera house " being
pushed as rapidly us possible and
viii be ready FOR occupancy by the
time the season opens up IN earnest.
The fine large store room down stairs
Is 70 be finished by July 10, II Is now
stated.
The work on the new club house for
the Lake Park association 10 well I'M
der way, and the rooms are to be
models for comfort and style " archl-
lecture, etc. This Will be a great adj
dition to the attractions Of the city.
The negro, Cain Mcdonald. who was
shot through the throat last February
at Peoria by another negro, was IN
town today and while walking on the
street began coughing and choked unttl
he fell He has n tumor or ENLARGE
ment growing In his throat where II
was injured by the ball, ana II 50 ar
feots his breathing at times that he
cannot stand up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

ltaaca, Tex. June 25.--At meeting
OF the stockholders Of the oil mill
plant here It was decided to take out
the 100 horse power engine and put In
a 100 horse power. which OF course In
creases the capacity. Some minor Inn
provcments were decided upon, and Ed
Woodail was elected superintendent
for the coming year.
}. A. Townsend q Co, who already
have very large stock OF groceries.
have secured much larger house and
are going 10 carry "A line OF dry goods
In their business also.
Thompson a. stollenWick will
enlarge their store and add full line
OF hardware 10 their line 81 farm i'm
PIGMENTS, wagons. buggiea. etc.
Since the weather has settled the
building OF some new residences Is
noticeable IN many parts Of the city,
and we learn that many others VIII be
erected soon.
Itasca needa more store houses, Sew
eral gentlemen from abroad have been
here recently prospecting, some OF
whom could find no suitable houses IN
which they could engage In buaincan
The crop prospects altogether were
never as fine 1H now, and our people
expect rich harvest and big bus
mess.
Professor l.. r. Smith OF lightning
rod fame. and In other respects fam
Gus, Is smiling and shaking hands on
the streets today.
MIR WIN sattcrheid. Itaaca'a wide
awake marshal. arrested two boys
whom he caught rRlding the slaughter
pen OF the incest pig. which they KILL
"a and took the choice cuts, buih IRE
in the vicinity. and with bread and
sauce provided cooked and feanted 70
satisfy, hiding tho parts not wanted.
They are now ianguishing IN tho cal-
aboose awaiting trial Theae same
two boys and three others one day
iant week picnicled likewise on tuf-
KEYS, which they found ranging dis
lance from home IA the weeds
The first new oats OF this season
were brought In about 9 o'clock this
AFTERNOON b. ]. +. Daniel, and y "a 10
q 4. Martin & CO.. grain denlers here.
FOR 70 i-2c per bushel. The lot con-
sisted Of three wagon loads. about 2l9
bushels. and oiaased No. 2. They will
come m lively now. as threshing com
menced In good earnest today.
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TIE GAzE1TE. FoRT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY, JUNE o. 1891

time to the present nothing has been
heard from him. The officers ana a
large number Of citizens have been
searching for him diligently, but With
out success.
The motion for new trial In the
solomon shaw ease was argued before
Judge Barrett this morning. IL wna
overruled. and the defendant sentenced
by the court 60 twenty years. Notice
OF appeal was given. The DEFENDANTS
family. consisting OF wife and children.
was present and the scene between
them In the courtroom was an Affecting
one
St Clair. charged with having re-
ceived stolen property. and Jack Will
son, charged with having stolen money
from the person. were sentenced to
seven and two years. respectively. VIII
sons guilt consists OF stealing from
the person OF j. w. Mathis In February
last "a pocketbook valued at 20 cents
containing Is cents OF good and lawful
money OF the United states"
The Jury commission. consisting OF
]. II. Leonard. W. C. Nichols ana sum
NOR Ballard, appointed to select the
grand and petit Jurors for the next
term OF court have been at their work
all day today. Besides the sixteen
grand jurors there are 1852 petit Jurors
TO select.
Esquire o. NJ. Tucker died az his
residence ON Cottonwood street ycster-
day and was buried this afternoon.
He was an old and highly respected
citizeu ~ Gainesville.
The Santa Fe today laid on about
seventy-iive men who have been ut
work In the car and machine shops.
The dizziness In business Is the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

rpcial Dlspatch,
| Pltisburg, Tex. June 24-The follow.
hs resolutions were adopted by the
Camp county Democratic convention,
'dcrsing John Sheppard for congress,
June 20. 1894:
Whereas. the Hon. d. B. Culberson
not candidate for reelection TO
cngress, and
Whereas. his record OF twenty years
h congress commends the admiration
y statesmen throughout the Union
tnd the applause OF the masses, whose
lights he has fearlessly defended with
saswerving fidelity. making his iniiu-
hee and power felt and feared by the
Memies of Democracy;
Anu whereas, the interests OF tne
frvple require that this hero OF many
ard fought battles in congress Tor
ue peoples rights should have a sue
essor altogether worthy OF the place
therefore. resolved, that we, the De-
recraey OF Camp county. in conven-
~ assembled, instruct our delegates
me district convention TO vote for
~ use all legitimate means to secure
~ nomination OF the Hon. John l..
Ssppard of Camp county to represent
AK Fourth congressional district IN
lsisn.ss, recognizing. as we do, that
ln there Is every element of states
r,nsnsnip, a giant intellect, purity OF
nn.pose, an inyeterate foe to the enc.
OF Democracy. a staunch friend
ns people. "A man and patriot,
w mas never shirked responsibility.
IA p mas been faithful to every trust
~ eqnal to every task; a Democrat
49, soss record is untarnished and whose
record ha al n
eraHe; a man, true in every sense,
krrssoe earnest, faithful in whose
49, the interests of the people would
r SAFE and whose record In con-
Nm would meet the hearty approba-
~ his constitution:
a. ,nvlNed, that the sincere thanks Of
mr. peinocracy OF Camp county. the
a. Of Hon. John l.. Sheppard, are
u. - MS friends in the various coun-
sna-h The district for the earnest
iatlo. being made to secure his nom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
SPORTING NEWS.


BY Assoclated Press.
Chicago. June aS.-After the Derby
day crush and cxoItemen, racing to-
day "A. Washington park seemed tame
and uneVentful. An EFFORT TX being
made TO arrange a special race for
next saturday with Ney 81 Santa An
TIA, Senator Grady and Domino IA
starters.
First race. four furlongs: waikover
won, Chiquita second. sallle Calvert
third. Time, ;b2.
Second race, one miles Patrick won.
Elva second, The Kitten third, Time.
ia0 i-2.
Third race. four furlougs. Dornh
Wood won. Montre second, Nellie os-
borne. third. Time, :5i i-2.
Fourth race. l-i0 mites; Little Tom
won. Truthful second. Monon third.
Time. b6
Firth race. G furlongs; Ellen won.
Motor second, Mayhem third. Time,
i.i7 "a,
Sixth race. threo-uuurtars OF n mile;
Sister Mary won, Imp Somernault
second, Imp Percy third Time,
1ilb ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
RATHER A TOUGH SECTION.
The Return of the Lost Marshal.
From the Greek Na,ion-rhe
Tales OF Crime which
They Tell.


Special Dispatch,
Faris, Tex. june s5--peputy Mar
shals W. +. Browne. jon Mynett and
Ed Harper who were rcpo, ted 10 have
been killed In the Seminole country.
reached here today with William
Christian Ike Trett AMI "slaughtcr'
Kidd. whom they captured IN the
Creek nation last Friday. Thr pris.
oners are charged with horse th,ft and
We're implicated In the tongvinw rob-
berry. Browne and Park had hsen alb
sent three weeks IN n country Infested
by class'of men who regard II as q
religious duty 10 Kill deputy mar.
sfal, The officers encountered many
hairiships and on Thursday las, had
twO running battles with outlaws while
they We're in that region.
Three men were found murdered
there II Is thought that the finding
OF these bodies caused the runior Nf
the Killing of llrownc. Nynoit and
Harper,
They bring news Of the cleaning out
Of bad gang by Deputy Marshal
Stanfeld OF Fort Smith 4 band OF
thieves and robbers lived In oom-
muntty 10 themselves and would per-
init no one to 10 there. Stnnfieid
wanted them and went with strong
posse TO arrest them A fierce battle
cnsued IN which he Killed six. wipinR
them out OF existence. They say crime
" rampant there but that Governor
lirows of Seminole gave them all the
AID IN HIS power Tho criminal class
are white mon and nan-cltiEcns.
While they were there two other
murders were reported To them, but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Arlington. Tarrant County. Tex.
june 25.-Dallas parties are building
large granary here.
Harvey Huffman OF Hutchinson.
MINI. Is here. He viii accompany
MS aunt, Mrs. " c. King. back to that
place Thursday. the 2sth instant.
BOD Bryant has purchased the farm
belonging to Mrs. Mary Burney.
There Will be big Masonic picnic
with public installation of officers
on June 30 Henry Flrman viii be the
orator OF the day.
Mrs. j. W. Cocker is building n resi-
dence on the cast side.
MIS-; Jennie Bell OF Dallas Is visit
Ing Mr. y, A. Mathcrs.
Mrs. Allen Robinson IL very m.
Dr. and Mrs NJ, #. Griffin of Md
lothian are here
Nj, w c. Weeks End family, Mr..
ana Mrs II. s. Davis. Mrs, Finley and
daughters compose . camlh party on
the river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Rockdale, Milan County, Tex. June
25--charles schoen, n German farmer
living at Minerva, was found dead IN
his bed at home yesterday morning.
The deceased leaves a wife and family.
1t is supposed that he committed sui
eide by taking poison. The cause II
supposed to be that his wife threatened
TO leave him.
william Dohman, who attempted
suicide by cutting his throat and
wrists on June 81. is conyalescing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Keller, Tarrant County. Tex. June
25.-Rev. Hyter Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church preached for us
yesterday, Rev w. d. Bowen
OF Roanoake preached at night.
Mr. Bowen was formerly tele-
graph operator at this place. but
has for the past two years been attend
ing Baylor university at Waco He
has many warm friends here. and the
young people gave him good crowd.
ID. A. Davis has just had his resi-
dence reprinted. j. A. McCarty's resi-
dence property is undergoing like re-
pairs. Uncle Sim Richey VIII repaint
also.
The hot winds OF the last few days
threaten our corn prospects. Without
rain soon corn is badly hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

"pVVIuI DIspatch.
wills Point. Van zandt Co, Tex.
June 25,-Hon. J. G. Russell OF Wood
county addressed falr-sized crowd
OF voters this evening in behalf OF Rea-
gan for governor. He was replied to
advocate. sO''
Hon. c. II. Yoakum OF Hunt county.
candidate for congress In opposition to
hilgore. is billed to speak in various
places over this county between now
ana the primaries. This move is due
10 the fact that Col. Klgore very
closely canvassed Hunt county ana
came near carrying It over Yoakum,
ana foakum desires 10 ratnlinfe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

The Biacks swear 10 As.nge WI,
pcncocL's Death.

Special Dispatch.
colmesncil. Tex. June e5.-shoriff
Enloc. with a poaEe has gone 10 Warren
TO prevent u collision between whites
aud blacks, Ms race conflict there Ia
feared. Last Saturday night negro
named WIN Peacock was aaaassinated
as he was entering Browns saloon.
Several other negroea were shot At
frdm ambush Saturday night and the
feeling N intense The negroes are
armed and say they VIII avengo
pcncocfg assassination. rho whites
are alarmed lost they should fire the
lumber mills and pine woods for re-
Yengn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
sncrIoN nASp sulelpns.
He Ends Drunk al Abiisas nv
iianninn Himself.

Special Dispatch.
Abilene, Tex. June Sat 1850 o'clock
this morning Sheriff Cunningham
found ono "Mccarty." a section hand
on the Texas and Pacific railroad. who
had committed suicide In The corridor
OF the county jail here last night by
hanging himself with towel lie got
on the easlbound train here Friday
mofning IN very drunken state aud
continued IN that condition ali that
day and Saturday. when he whs talton
charge " by the officers, Mccarty IL
entirely n stranger here and no In
formation regarding him personally can
be learned, The coroner's inquest held
this mornlng shows the above state
munt 10 be correct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
noTH WITHDRAW.
the County Judse.hip ut Aus,I, Fin
ally Settled.

Special Dispatch.
austin. Tex, June 25.-The Travis
county Democratic convention met n,
IL today and continued ballotInr for
county Judge. There was no material
change from the vote as il stood SAT-.
urday at ~ o'clock. An adio,rnren,
VA, WAS taken at u o'clock 10 ALLOW The
walker and Won Rosenberg men ~ ~
confer: Nothing came OF the con.
A. Z o'clock a committee was an.
pointed to solve the question. they
recommend that both 4. s. 'waitey
anu william Won Rosenberg withdraw
rms was done and d. A. Neral was
nominated and elected BY acclnmat,on
me Following officers were then eIectsa
with very little opposition: sher,fs
Emmitt White: county attnrnev
george Calhoun; county clerk Jnbn
hornsby; assessor. II. Nj. Metz, treas
urer' A, j. Jernigan; superintendent
OF public schools. S. a. sneed, snr'
v,eyor, j. Z. Wallace; chairman n,
the executive committee, s. g. sneed
county collector, N b. Thrasher
Ihe convection then adjourned sine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
MIC FIRM ASSIGNS.
II. II. Morris of Houston Filed IiiH
Deed Yesterday.

Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex, June 25.-R. B, Nor
rs, hardware merchant. doing bust
ness under the firm name OF j. II.
Morris Sons. filed a deed OF trust to-
day with ex-Postmaster George \.
Race as assignee. The total assets are
unknown. but consist OF stock ana real
estate. The preferred creditors are
Jones & Garnet, attorneys, $1,000; Geo.
A. Race. ssOO.ll; Planters and Me-
chanics' National bank, S2S.bO6.si; j. y.
Whittlesey OF Washington. Conn. SOL
OSs.96 Mrs. Hannah c. Morris, Soh-
1891. Total, $l29.ssl22.
The assets Will pay all the preferred
creditors. What the hrm owes out
side az the above cited preferred credit
ors the attorneys decline to state. but
Il is placed at from $4,000 to 100000
more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

special Dispatch.
Rockwell. Rockwell Co, Tex, June
25'-Hon. G. b. Kileore spoke here Sat
urday to good house. He also spoke
at chisnm at night. The county may
sately be counted on for Kiigore.
At night Prof. James a. Tate spoke
In the Interest of the Prohibition party.
He Is talented speaker and held the
CLOSE attention OF the large crowd
for nearly two hours
w. II, Allen OF Terrell is billed TO
speak here next Saturday in the inter
est of Reagan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Ti9ga, Tex. June 2S.-col. Jot Guntcr
shipped sixteen cars of cattle from
here in the last three days TO Chicago
markets.
Haryes. Is about oger and threshlng
has began In earnest. The yield is
good. wheat about twenty and oats
about fifty bushels per acre. Corn
and cotton are looking better than for
years. .elAalAL&N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
CLARENDON.

Clarendon. Tex. June 25.-This even
ing a house In the east part Of town
belonging TO n. f. Montgomery was
DESTROYED by FIRE. Loss 5000; insurance
1900 in the Hartford fire insurance COM
pany. The house was occupied by w.
j. Atterberry. LOSS on household goods
500; no insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Special Dispatch.
Glen Rose. somervell County. Tex.
June 25.-The Peoples party executive
committee met here today and called
n primary election TO be held on July
II TO elect candidates for county offices
The peoples party is TO have two
days meeting here on the 18th and
18th of July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
poll.ic. at Queen city.

,sN'ai Dispatch.
s.sen City, Tex. June e5.-The DEL
!, $3.50 10 the Populist state convention
y Waco have returned full Of enthu-
~. n and ready to debate with anyone
in, a Cleveland down. They are. as
s Claiming everything in sight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

optVIHI I7I'FHTNH'
Italy, Tex. June 25,--IIon. C. A. Gull
berson addressed 200 people at this
place at p. M today. His Views on
state issues We're the same az in his
other speeches. He seathed the Popu-
lists II is said that he made some
converts, but an old citizen who claims
TO be able to Judge says this precinct
Will give Reagan q majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
CoRsIcANA.

corsieana. Tex. June 2sy-The stores
ofJ. w. crawford and Morgan & seelig
were burgalIzed Saturday night About
,iso in stock was taken from both.
Two arrests have been made for the
Crawford burglary.
Hon. II. c. DeGrEnereid Will speak al
Blooming Grove tonight In The interest
OF (,ulbefFou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

"PSe'"i blspatCll.
Roekdale. Milan County. Tex. June
25.-on July there will be great
barbecue and Democratic rally at the
Graves shed, three miles from Davilla
and fifteen miles north of this place.
culberson. Lanham and Reagan are
announced TO speak. and a grand time
is anticipated.
The primaries In this county Will be
held on July Z and the county conven-
tlon on July r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

waxahachie. Tex. June 25--rhe case
against Or, W. +. wlipon and son.
Eago. was called in the district court
today, but WAS continued until next
term Of court.
me house and contents or Mr.. Penn
on College street WIS burned yesterday.
No one WIS at home and the ORGAN is
unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

'p'cial Dispatch.
y phur Springs. Tex, June pm.
4 S'ane and Cyclone Davis spoke for
Sut four hours to an immense audi
svss mere today. The crowd was about
n, y, divided. and enthusiasm was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

New York. June 25.-The Texas party
.nent the afternoon in visits to various
business places and in general sisnp-
seeing. Atsp. m. they went by steam
hoat IN Manhattan Beach. They were
,nd,r escort Of Col. Il. b. Parrott ana
odher ofiicers Of the Provldeni savinsS
Iifs association. ane as the Hpssia,
guests Of that company. Here tle ps.t;
were treated to an e,esan ". ~ ,,hsrs IN
~ Marty responded to tossts, put "
,is arst-c,ass work for Texas ana
s Sor many investors for auditors,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

a nns,,, out OF Il; There Is no, rh,r,
o ora,gr man IN this district but who Is 4 n
The Democrats are mar.A.,,u 49,.
hosts TO be led by Hon ~ III ,ne,r
stead OF Marion. il. +. o'Nesl ~ I'm ,-ns-
ana ~ H. d. Harrol Of Bowie. NAss
me celored people are fast ,eav,nu
, ,pe ranks OF the Third party. and
nle.ory VIII crown the EFFORTS ~ ne
parey VINO always proved Itself M
real friend OF the common nenr,ia e"e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Ans,,n. Tex. June 25.-Ir the SUI
nrems court the following orders were
made: s-.d.-r r.
Certified questions ansNefso
rlem,ng ct Al. vs.. Texas ,',.. -, h 90 ,
aeeney. from Bowie rehesrl,ng . ~ And
q n Rice vs.. St Louis, A ira, 'csrveii
Texas railway COMPANY n 9 pat
Missouri Pacific railway -
Ton. from Clay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

German. Eastland County, Tex, June
2s.-Gorman lodge A. F. and a. 81 No.
7is elected the following officers saiur-
Rennerson. s. W: c. c. Reynolds. J..
W. DR. /. Piumlee. treasurer :. w.
Kaufman, secretary; Mute Mcbride.
ffIar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

Special Dispatch.
Tyler, Tex, June 25.-Judge stayton
q, the state supreme court, who has
been III in this city for about two
weeks at the residence Of his daugh-
Tor Mrs. John Tom Bonner. Is re-
nnrted as being worse this afternoon
and that Mrs. Stayton Is somewhat
alarmed at his condition
The store house Of Herring q her,
ring al Omen. this county, was wrecked
today by an explosion OF gun powder
The amount OF damage is unknown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
AInA.

Alba. Wood County. Tex. June &c.
Jofn 4. Jones. farmer near this
place. was seriously hurt BY a rum
away irau while hauling oats out OF
farmer os " years HIS recovery ~
Earnestly hoped. but somewhat doubt
ftii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26
rhr ieenfaolsy oiaat Dsaa.
BY Associated Prons,

Dnnville. Ind. june 2Sl--john Hanson
craig. known professionally an John
Powers, the Kentucky giant. died at
his home IN this city today. lie was
u museum attraction for twenty
years, and weighed 200 pounds. lie
was 40 years bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-26

corley, J, D. jackson. A. X. Clark. W.
l.. Murphy.
The Arcy liedding aud uphoialerinw
company of Houston. Tex, capital
stock $4,000 lncorporaturs W. A.,
Arey, NJ. =, Waller John n, Mccarthy.