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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
MARINES LAND AT LinnnrAp.


1SN lNTV-7V7NVVV FTF8N.
wnahlngton. June s.-nispatch-s
today from commeudcr Thomas os the
United States ateamahlp bennington
nj l.ihertad. Salvador. states that he
has found II necessary 10 land force
from his vcasci He rcporta that the
commanders OF tho salvndorcan eol-
dicry have iest the town aud that .
state OF anarchy ianvnlls. There rsc
few. u any. Americans outeldr OF shs
consulate IN In I.ibettad, but Com
mnnder Thomas VIII protect not ,nly
these. but also cara Tor British and
other foreign resltents until order IL
restored. IN paiNuance or understand
ing which Tor long time hns existed
between the United states aud British
naval commanders IN .cntral and
South American poria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

As a Candidate for Congress lie Dis
cusscs National fsEuen.

As a Candidate for Congress lie Dis-
cusses National IsHuen.
wharton. Texas. June 5.--A moderately
dzsd audience OF gentlemen with a
nprinhiins here and there 81 ladies.
greeted Hon. g. W. l.. Fly at the court
house last night Though this In The
opening gun OF the campaign politics Sc
at low cbb In Wharton. There is a total
lack Of entfuHiasin and mono OF tho
spirit Is extant which made our city two
years ago famous over tho STATE In tho
AnS OF political warfare.
Major Fly - anoounoed AZ candl-
date for the congregational nomination
In the Eleventh distilpt. He wnH liz
trodueod by Judge e. Carpenter
II q pleasing iniker and a we'll up on
demOorauc lore He referred 10 the
wide oiseoaisnt Of the masses. The Jour
ney OF the Industrial army 20 WashinF-
ton and kindred subjects. He went AZ
acme length into the inIacecits Of tho
present taTln System and expressed a
nrn hope Ia the ultimate result for
good Ia thu fnai action Of the democfAt-
lc conGress upon the Wilson bill now
psnding liin arguments are "a llns
the great question and We think left
his hearers somewhat wiser.
To the financial status Of the country
~. iiae NJ thouskt the presg mr. ns q.
tionzl banking system q safe enc. but
affirmed IL was unwarranted BY the
constitution and unauthorized. and de-
clafcd e should be abolished "a soon A.
Il was safe end practic1ble lie raid
be could zee 80 ircoueiHfency In Clcye-
land'e veto q nv eeirniprnge bill. but
maintained that several CONGRESSMAN BY
their votes had been lrconsistent He
proclaimed hlnuelf a hlmetniliat. what
fho ratio should BE- he could not say
undrr fba present i.Shf. bat the adverse
ie1lnaticn 10 silver must be removed
before the value u silver would 10
known. and the ratio thsD couid be
n4sd and deteImlnrd.
ne dealt the 1psyplisaas sone heavy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Lane for Congress- Carries the County.
Cleveland Endorsed.
Columbus, Texas. June B.-'rhe demo
cratic county convention OF Colorado
county met here today. Hon. 81, Ken
non waa elected chairman and ". A.
Baar secretary. a large number Of dele.
rates war sen. 70 the state and each dis
tf4ot convention. Tic deicraten 10 The
congressional convention arc all strong
Lana men. and were Instructed 20 vote
for Mr. Lane. az d unit, a. long an his
name Is before tho convention. The con.
yeutiou refused 20 instruct for any OF
the Btate or district Offices Hon,
w jackson was nominated for the leais-
iafurc from this county. and Instructed 10
Yete for no candidate FOR the United
States fenBte who Is opIored 10 PreHi-
dent cieveiand's financial policy. This
convention Refused 10 make county nDini-
nations President cleveland's admiHir-
trzrion waB ind1rHcd AZ wise and patriot
ic' Mr.. Z. x. Allen OF oakland vas m
dorssd for hoater. and inatrucied 10 vote
Tor no man for the uniiod States SEN
ate who "a opposed 10 Clsvelshd'A nnan-
ciai policy. Mr.. Geo. Beet was selected
chairman OF the democratic eNeuutiye
committee tor the ensuinY year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

By Associated Press.
Washington. Juno s.-Mr. q. W.
Hustcy. chairmnn or the transportation
committee OF the knights OF Pyth!as, is
in rceoipt OF Information that the Trunk
Line Passenger ASSOCIATION at meet
ing held In Now York today haa au-
thorigcd the rate OF one fare from all
points IN the trunk territory TO warh-
ington and roiurn FOR the biennial en-
cnmpment OF the Knights OF Pythins.
tickets to hN sold from August 30 to -
inclusive. good for return passage UNI
III September 6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

depend upon q vote OF coi:Gress: nor
shall any member OF congress during
HIS term be member Of or Interested
pecunlerlly In amy board OF trade, atpck
exchange. national bank or other or
reniyatlon IN which such stocks nra
bought or sold. Violation OF THIS act
lie made punishable by forfeiture OF
Office and cxpulson from tho branch of
conyrcss 20 which such mcnbcrs be-
long. md In addition thereto he shall
be subject to indictment and convlc-
tion. The oath OF ofiice Is to be en-
largcd IN scope to cover the provision
OF the bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

VICTORIA. June al. c. Lounsberry
was arrested by sheriff SULLIVAN las,
night on oharse Of murder committed
in Nation. Fla. October l6. 1870 and
Jailed. awaiting the arrival OF sheriff Col
Iins OF that county with reqnisition pa
pers' Ine accused was arrested recent
" on a charge OF wife beating. 20 w,Aich
ne p.eSded suh,y and paid MIS- Tine IL
y STATED that he was arrested on this
eharge OF murder In beaumont, but was
felea3ed as rcQuiBitlon papers were not
nb.aAneu. The accused has been here
LOT year m tie enploy OF Bailey Bros.
he Was a good workman aud pcacrAhie.
except when drnkinf. He claims thai
the crime OF which he : accused was
committed while on a spree vita four
youag men. and mat he does not be-
HeNe ne was the guilty one but that the
others swore no was and that he was 81
,,ntoAlcaied that he did nor know what
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

RoCKpAlE, June b.--AIrs Henry Lock-
wood had very narrow escape from be-
ing severely burned yesterday evening
She was in the yard seeing to some work
s negro boy was doing whom her dress
came In contact with the blaze OF a fire
the boy had built. She Was soon IN
narnes but had presence OF mind enough
70 tear the burning garments from her.
IN doing this her hands and arms were
badly burned but not seriously.
While playing yesterday evening one OF
Mr., II. ], Loves children was cut In the
head with an AK. The wound was very
painful but not necessarily sarious.
A splendid vein Of pottery clay has been
discovered near here, a sample Of which
was sent on to test the quality, and Ii il
prov 90 ms good as II is thought 10 be
arrangements will be made Immediately
10 Manufacture all kinds Of pottery.
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{ POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
.rnsos FEELING vERY GOOD,
THANK YOU.
80. He Is Now I'm the Lead and
10 Remafn SO TIL the End
:, the Fight-Ei Paso Demo-
,-sts-PoIiticai News Notes.


k,cial Dispatch'
Lr.co Tex. June 6.-Hon. Charles
culberson arrived in the city this
[r,ns from Georgetown. where he
Dressed large meeting last night.
was greeted by large number
,1ends. who assured him that de-
: he vote in the primary he was
y the strongest gubernatorial candl-
X IN the field just how they deter
Fssd this does not satisfactorily APP
H He said everything along the
4 AZ his canvass looked hopeful. II
ahead" he declared. 'in the num-
N votes to the next state conven-
Il and think | will stay ahead, but
4, know there are some things about
|eh one can't always sometimes tell,
h politics is one of them. Already
Of the biggest counties In the black
|,ey country-Lamar and MoLennhn
Ave spoken. and received instruc-
"a from the first and Judge Lam
"a the second. You know the black
n belt is where Mr.. Reagan's friends
n been counting on for such enthu-
|tlc support. l am very well salts
with the outlook"
II left for Marlin at noon, where
made a speech this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
skwsr NOTES GATHERED NJ our
CORRESPONDENCE.
A RraseriA csuaty Negro Knis Three
oihsrs for whippins His Li,us
Brother = AGED Couple 1t
Crockett, to we'd.

vDLAsco. June 5.--Justice OF the Peace
g. NJ. Jack was informed by courier at
noon To-Day that three negroes were shot
dead In the Perry's Landing nslshbor-
hood and he left immediately for the
scene Of trouble.
Perry'E Landing is situated on the
bra1ss between hrakoriA ana VelascO.
lAler,-Ihe three negroes killed this
morning near Perry's Landing were John
IYoliy. solomon Nelson and Austin Ed
Mards edward Daniels. charged with
", shooting. surrendered 10 Conata BILE
rohet ana claims he acted In relf-ae.
lehse' he also said the negroes tried TO
whip his little brother aud when he NJ
monstrated they cursed and ABUSED him,
az they had previously cone his father
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Caldwell. Texas, June 5.-Three hundred
acres OF Improved Brazos bottom land.
the property Of Grant brothers Of Afey-
erz. we're sold az public auction today.
and Planters National bank % Bryan at
80 per acre.
Mr. W. u. Rcbersor. a prominent cltl-
tbs morning., was bitten By a larxc cep.
pefheAd stale The reptile BIZ bin
through ihe wrist. imbeddlng Its fsnSs
IN his rtsh so deeply that Il WA with
clfhculty he waH able 10 shake II OF
Later IN the day he was brought 10 togp
for medical treatment and n now restinE
Messrr- a. A. n Harrison o. Brenhan
vi! opcn up q stock o. goods 10 a vacant
are having 4 plcnic q Gees spring today.
AIiSs Zelda AesllD leff FOR Beiten today
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NO COAL TRAINS TO rAss.
Miners Determined to Stop ship
ments at ANY Cost.

miners Determined to stop Ship
ments at ANY Cost.
BY Associated Press.
Columbus, Ohio. June G-The Ohio
State Journals special from Cambridge,
Ohio, says; The situation here tonight
IS very serious. The miners are deter
mined that no more coal shall pass,
no matter what must be resorted to.
in order to prevent 1t. one coal train
slipped through by running on a pas
senger trains schedule. When the pas
senger train followed the miners
tagged It. They were very mad over
being fooled by the engineer OF the
train. The passenger train got through,
but 1t received a volley OF stones, all
the windows being broken. The pas
sengers, however, had been forewarned
and were not hurt. The mob then be-
came so desperat as TO alarm all citi-
zens, and Sheriff Mason asked Governor
Mckinley TO send htroops Immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

70 attend commencement exercises at
Baylor COLLEGE.
W. X Roman o. nniias Is In the city
on professional business.
Political matters receive a large share
Of attention now. Cuiperscn, Reakan ard
I.anhAm have warm friends here, put II
Y Thought that cul1erson's friends are
In the mnjoritv.
Mr.. W. 81. Gibson, an experienced oil
mill man OF Dallas has bought an inter
est In the oil min here and expects 70
make this his home
The oil mill company elected a board OF
directors this morning composed u the
Macarthur, j. C. womhie. W. NJ Gibson
and v. HCrbrt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

By Associated Prefg.
81. Paul. MINI, June 6.-I'hc verdict
in tho Nancy case was learned today.
Lieutenant Nancy was cleared on the
FIRST specification. but found guilty OF
the charge or conduct unbecomlng an
officer and the sentence wag suspension
for one year with forfeiture Of half
pay during the auapenHipn. A recon-
incubation 20 executive clemency
which accompanied the sentence, Il IL
believed may serve 20 clear him OF the
severity Of the sentence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

IT NN7NcINtod Tress,
Washington, June s.-Thc following
bills FOR new buildings have been fav-
orahly reported. For Fort worth. Tex,
$50 OOO. addition to public buildings: for
Eigln. nj, $4,000; Little Rock Ark.
100000 Selma. Ala. $4,000; Newport.
Ky. 100000. Brockton. Mass. $4,000;
Rrunswick. Ga. 100000; Laredo. Tex,
100000, Wntortown Wis. 100000; Cum
borland, MID, 100000; Aitoonn. pn,
100000; Davenport, inwa, $4,000 H'l-
cna. Mont 10000: Cheyenne, Wyv,,
100000, owonsboro. KY, $4,000. Tuin-
pa, Fla. 100000. and Oakland. Cal.
500 OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, June &C. b. Gillespie,
chairman of the Democratic executive
committee OF Dallas county. has issued
call for county convention TO meet
IN the city OF Dallas at 10 n, m. SAT-
urday, june. so. 1894. for the purpose Of
selecting delegates 10 the state Demo-
crsuc convention. the Fifth supreme
judicial district convention, the sena-
torial and foatoiial conventions, and
for nominating candidates for the legis.
lature.
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lend. of the ola oommoncr Meet.
Perkins speaks.
tclAl Dispatch.


redo Democrats Pass RESOLUTIONS.
ecial Dispatch.
laredo, Tex, June 6.-The Democra-
Of Webb county met In the market
u this afternoon and selected dele
is to the state, judicial, COMPRESSION
and legislative conventions. In
5uctions We're passed for W. II. Grain
congress. Il. II. Taryer for the state
fslature, for Judge James, Fly and
IN for the fourth court OF civil ap-
Us. and for Judges Hurt, Davidson
4 simkins for the cotss of criminal
.tals, Various resolutions We're
fsed, among them the following, in
Fang the Dallas harmony meeting
Ding congress- 9attention to Larodo's
4 I'm for term OF the federal court,
forsing Cleveland, appreciating the
services OF Hon. Albert Urban In
|le legislation and regretting his re-
|al TO be again a candidate. request
the chairman OF the Eleventh con-
Essional district to call the congress-
fal convention at Laredo, compll-
fnung Z. NJ. Hicks as district at
|hey on the faithful performance of
duties, and thanking Hon. Richard
n Tor his past effort In the behalf Of
Fedo In the senate OF the United
pes The unit rule was adopted.
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pEnocnArs ENTHUSIASTIC.
tegntcs Chosen for the various
Conventions.

y.cai Dispatch.
Pecos, Reeves County, June Elm
ponse to the call OF the chairman
| the Democratic executive committee
| Democracy OF Reeves county held
/ enthusiastic convention today and
I,ructed for the following candidates:
commissioner OF the general land
| Be-. the Hon. A. ]. Baker of San An
u: for representative of the 106tN
frict. the Hon. j. II. Beall of Nolan
Snty: for state senator of the Twen-
Eighth district, the Hon r. d. Gage
Ward county; for congressman OF
! Thirteenth district, the Hon. .Jno.
Dean Of Ell Paso county as first
|ce. and in the event his nomination
! lme impossible the Hon. j. V. Cock
as second choice. The instruction
the Hon. Il. d. Gage for state SEN
4 called forth rounds OF applause.
he following delegates were elected
sattend fic various conventions to
|seld in tho state and district:
|elegates It. the Democratic state
tg,n,ion' WSP. DerIno1y, A. NJ.
Slthafl, Robert Holman. Il. ]. Hef-
|. II. NJ. Le"inson.
convention: c. f.
|bmuson, A Gillett, Jno, Y. Levali.
/ S. Johnson. j. Il. Bowen.
|gna.lriql convention: C. f. Thorn
u. ]. d. Smith, G. NJ. Frazer, W. d.
Insor. r. l.. CallinEs.
|epresehtstlNe convention; j. A.
lett, T. l. CallinRs. IL. NJ. Lev!ns n.
u. Eefne,. A NJ. Walthall.
|ud,arl convention; Robt. Holman,
!. Raven. { Il. buckholz. G.. NJ. Fra
7. j. Hefner.
he chairman s'ltoted for the Demo-
bite executive committee for the en-
BIZ two yaar IS Il. l.. Callings.
IsEAGAN CLUB "A P4ALtssIIHE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

By Associated Press,
reasss r Bling In this city tonight Or tns
PepublIcan convention Major z. ~.
Morrill, OF Flaw atha was nominated Tor
governor amid scenes %. great enthus-
iasn. He wac nominated on the hrst
bsnot. receiving I'll votes. ". a, Jonn-
son was nominated for AxEociate OF tae
.,,,rerne roJrt by reclamation. The
eornn,lttee on platform viii make us
snort tomorrow. At 1870 the conYen-
an adjourned until tomorrow morn
ine wheu the ticket VIII be cannisied-
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ANornER ACCOUNT.
Twelve Car Loads of Cattle Killed.
Trainmen Escape.

Wellington. Kan, June 6.-The
trouble which has been brewing boz
tween the citizens Of Round Pond, o.
T., and the Rock olsland railroad COM
many ever since the town OF Pond
Creek sprang up and the company
placed It's depot there took a sensa-
tional turn today, when the track was
torn up and stock train ditched.
Twelve carloads of cattle were killed.
but the trainmen excaped without fa-
tai injury,
Armed forces have been dispatched
by the railroad TO repair the track,
and trouble Is looked for as the citi-
gems are armed with Wlnchestcrs.
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nosnpnnr,s oooD MORSE.
~. Incita CRITICISM by mia E-sszs
Declaration.

BY Annotated Press.
London, June e.--Lord Rossbery's
declaration OF pride In the owsnrship
OF good race horse has raised good
deal OF indignant protest In ultra moral
circles. A non-eonformiat minister has
addressed letter to the Chronicle say
ing: "The pfemier's utteranoes are
bound to further popuiarizs an institu-
ton which is the most corrupt and
most dangerous Of our national lifs.
The non-confornoist conscience will not
much longer tolerate horse racing
prime minister"
The Westminster Gazette says; 1T
~ possible 70 imagine Lord Hosebsry
racing from political, but II IA inporsi-
BILE to fancy his retirement from the
turf This view rs more acceptable po-
litically by his oritics Nevertheless.
the letter published ia the Chronicle Is
significantly typical OF many OF the
Opinions exprcaaed, u
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|eeiai Dispatch.
Aobeetie, Tex, June s.-wheeler
|nty Democratic convention held,
e delegates elected to state. judicial,
sressional and representative con-
fney instructed for b. NJ. Baker OF
Fmphili for congress FIRST last and
NE time. and w. l.. II. Dickson Of
|d,s.ess for representative so long as
ne proceedings were entirely har-
Ia.ous and every action was unani-
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STATE n1xs< TAX.


lille belng. "a bill TO preserve the
uurity N naiionul legislation"
Mr.. Alien Il the Populst member
OF the sugar investigation committee
and reports OF stock rpeoulstions by
eenators sngBested the faeaaurc 10 him.
Tho bill provides that Il ahall be nn-
'iive during his term of Office 10 own or
bc corccrned. directly or Indirectly. "a
owning. buying m selling, OK In any
tnauner denling IN speculative stocks,
tila value % which may In any manner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07
rnouuLn Ar nousD poND
Row About the Rock I.iana--'rracI
Torn IN.

BY Associated Preas
Guthrie, o. r.. June GA telegram
arrived at the governors ofrce from
the officials Of the Rock Island rail-
wny appealing for help to protect their
ployea at Round Pond. o. ~, where
O mob has placed obnlruetions upon
add torn tho tracks because the COM
pnny would not rtoD the trainn there.
Tho people. II IL said. are depcrnte and
threaten 10 hang any cmpioye who Mt
tempis 10 relay the truck In the abb
sence OF the governor Llauicnant-Go
ernor Lowe called on United States
department will also be called on for
troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

re'u Dispatch.
'ouondale, Wise Co., Tex. June e.
Y fopulists called a convention OF
'eihets and 5 to meet at Boyd on
y, ~ with about thirty-fiye dele
N m attendance. Col. A. c. Hill
poya was in the chair. Frank
NJ 81 Aurora was elected commits
WI, +. b. Whorten of Cottondale
c es OF the peace; J. A. Fitzgerald
~ottondale, constable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

BY Associated Press.
has reached the bureau Of Indian af-
fairs that the federal troops requested
by Indian Agent Wisdom OF the Chloe
taw ration are now at the Union
agency, /. T., and that hearings are
being given TO the 200 or more striking
miners designated as intruders, prior
to their election from the nation.
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Richmond

RICHMOND. June 5.-TAe coiored clti-
zens Of this county Will give grand
barbecue here on the 18th. Hon. Robcr,
Giesd. ex-senator from Mississippi VIII DO
the orator o. the day.
The co.ored normal school VIII meet
at Richmond on July under tho man
ogemeht OF Professor ". d. Donnril of
the Central high school OF Galveston
The young men are making prgpara-
with the barbecue and openinr Of the
Hrhzos river bridge on the Foprth or
Jrly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

SAN FELIPE, June s.-some unknovp
parties attempted to rob the store OF "
J. Frederioks last night by boring out
panel In the front door. A large augur
and knife were used. The augur was
frst procured by first breaking in the
shop Of Gernand a Davia. The robbers
must havu become frightened and afraid
Is the Second utieuipt 70 rob Fredericks'
store. Austin county should have pair
of bloodhoundk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Washington, June e,--Mt. Pandleton
has secured the appointment OF Col.
j, a. Andrews OF Relton aa Indian
agent at Lemhi, Idaho
Thomnp Elrld OF Dallas In here.
Daniel Ripley paesed through last
might on Ills way 20 Liverpool.
Congressman KiiHore today left for
Stanton TO accompany his wife homo.
He has been sick for some time,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

BY Associated Press.
London. June THE Prince OF Wales
entertained at dinner at the Marlbor-
ouRh house this evening Lord Rosebery
and the members Of the Jockey club.
Among others present were tho Duke
OF Edinburgh. the Duke OF Connaught.
the Duke Of Ytrk. the Duke or CAM
bridge and Prince Christian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

by NHFUV7HFVU TTVHFI
Washington, Juno e.--The following
senators have been appointed n conn
mittoe In compliance with the resoiu-
tion OF Senator Blackburn agreed to
In the senate today TO receive petitions
AMI hearing on the eslatlng Industrial
dietreHs; McsFrs. Villas. Smith, Black
burn, GAllingcr and Patton.
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RHLToN

BELToN. June NE. NJ. Mcdonald OF
Coryeh county came to town yesterday
Afternoon apparently In good health. He
unhitched his boam from the wagon. got
lbs arms full OF corn b feed them. when
ne fell and died In a few minutes. sup
posed to be heart failure.
The executive committee % tho Bell
county Confederate association met
yesterday and appointed committees 10
make urrang for rhelr reunion on
July II. Y and 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

by AasoclAtNu - SHo-
Cincinnati. Ohio, June 6--rhe trouble
with the employees OF the Cincinnati
New Orleans and Texas Pacific road
have been amicahiy settled and tonight
fhe grievances committee OF the EN-.
nloyes lett fer home The men decided
10 accept the 10 per cent cut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

Eufala. I. r.. June e,--1rhs election Of
the chief and second chief OF the GEM
mole tribe FOR the ensuing ysar took
place today and tho present ohirf.
Hon. John T. brown, was re-sisotsd.
Hon. Holbutto Iihrlp was elected SEQ
ond chief without oppoMuon. The
council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-07

by NHEUVHTNH TTtNH'
Washington, June o,-Thc cash bal
nnco In The treasury az the close Of
business today WIS siiU.6bt. 800. OF
which $4,000. gsT was gold reserve. TO
days gold ongngomentH for export.
Ron
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Iseial Dispatch.
4 lrln' Falls County. Tex. June g.
f'vrhey-Generai Chas. Culberson
~ here today to n large audience.
speech, which was the same as has
ieeorted from elsewhere, was well