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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01
TWAS ALL oysy.

h.S sa sssn s. Was rare one. Never befor.
grounds in this city. There wa vn me Dali
euer al Tor the score was tied Th.rs:
~as no doubt that baseball WA a nne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01
n.,rryons. s: CLEVELAND, 8.

patferfes-CoIcolough, Gumpert, ana
Merritt: Kennedy and kinsiow'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

NAV Gandcrs, q white woman, about
a Years. old, was round dead IN bed "
ner room over Hinton's saioou, corner q
o.clock tonight. From INC Appeafance o.
shs body and IS partially dtcompesea
condition the woman must hase bsen as1a
shsnf forfy.clfht hours before Me dis
cov.,rv WAS made. which weH Due % ths
horrible atenoS coming from rist foom:
the coroner returned strclci th1~
death wes due 10 eaecessive heat $780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

BY Associated Press.
Boston. July S.--The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter OF tomorrow VIII
say OF the wool market There is more
wool selling. Several mills have pur-
chased freely OF extra and above ter
ritory woods on Il basis of
SOC to 32c secured. A large
sale OF secured California and oregon
In original packages has also been
made. and considerable unmerchant-
able ana %% ohio has been picked up,
The principal sale, however, has been
OF about one million pounds OF eight
months Texas. The market closes
about steady, with prices unchanged.
New woods are plentiful, but the great
railroad strike IN the west has shut on
further receipts For the SIX months
ending this week there has been sold
in Boston, 62.901S0O pounds OF wool, as
against Gs022. $50 for the same period In
1893. There IL decrease OF 5,7l5,55O
pounds. The aales for the week have
Increased from 100000 last week TO
ASH 900 for the week under review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
PROVISION MARKETS..


By Associated Press.
New York. July --Wheat-Receipts
122. 400 bushels; exports. 1871 500 bushels;
sales. 455 600 bushels futures, $1,000
spot; market steady. No, 2 red, 60 Use;
afloat, 81 lao: T. o. b.. 62 Use; No.
Northern. 50 a-4c: No. hard. 20 S-ic,
options opened easter on lower cables
and ruled nominal all day, the traders
devotlng n greater part of the time
10 shooting on nrecrackers. There were
neither crop advioes nor orders from
the West. closed dull; August closed
e. l-so September, 62 l5-l6063 3-Sc,
closed GS l-lc, December, &C i-2@67c.
closed &C 3-4c.
Corn-Receipts. ls6,2OO bushels; ex-
ports. $1,000; sales, 5000 bushels; spot
market Inactive. No. 3, 10 7-sc; ele-
vator, 40 i-4c. option market inactive
all day, but trlhe firmer on account
OF strike: closing i-Sc advance.
Wool--Dull.
Contee-Closed steady at 5g15 points
advance; sales. 1850 bags, including
July iS40Q15.50; August, 14.S00149O 90:
September. 14i0di4.20; October, 1875
and December, lS159ls.2o.
Spot coffee-Rio steady; No. 4. 1G 1-2;
mild dull; cordova, 1919 Ia. Sales, 400
Central American PIT: no sales Rio.
Santo firm; good average Santos. 1900.
two days receipts, 1000 bags; stock.
1900 bags; verified stock June 80. 49,
600 bags,
Hamburg quiet; prices lower to l-2
higher; sales, 1000 bags.
Havre-Qulet; Ia lower at opening.
recovered loss at 10 noon; no further
change at y. m. closed i-if net ad-
vance; sales, 5000.
Rio-Tirm; No. Z, 16 Ice; receipts,
two days, 10000 bags: cleared for
United States. 5000; stock. l2l. O00 clear
ed July 3. 10000; verified stock June
4, 1910.
Warehouse deliveries, 2O.2s6 bags; to-
tai visible fer United States. 3i3.0ls
bags. against 429.O6s bags last year.
Sugar-Raw Arm; sales. 100. at SO
degrees test. l-Sc ex-ship: 200 bags
and so hogsheads molasses sugar at
ii-16c ex-ship
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
can for a Mn..-Meetlns.


Speclhi iplAphNsh-
Gainesville. Tex. July 3.-Th= follow
ing call, signed by over 100 citizens,
has been issued to the people OF Cor
veil county. anent the result OF Judge
Gbodrich's decision In regard 10 the
habeas corpus proceedings in the Cash
murder case:
"All citizens OF coryeli county who
are opposed TO mob violence and who
favor rigid execution OF the law are
requested to meet at the courthouse In
the town of Gatesyille on Saturday,
July Z, 1894. for the purpose OF pass
ing resolutions condemnatory OF tho
recent horrible murder Of Ed Cash and
Violations OF law generally"
A large crowd will respond 10 the
cali. as our people are Determined 20
40 away With mob Law In fhis county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

hear from all cattlemen in Texas and
the Indian Territory who contemplate
shipping and we will furnish markets on
application. We make a specially of
the Texas trade. and IL good care OF
stock In the yards and good sales is
what you desire. then send us trial
shipment and We viii endeRvor to make
you permanent customer. Write US.
STANDARD LIVE STOCK COMMITS
SION co.,
Room 17S. New Exchange Building. U.
S, Yards. Chicago, III.
w. A. SAMSON, Manager. formerly Of
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Arrested In Deulsou mud Held for
Theft and Murder.

THEFT and Murder.
Special Dispatch
Deuison. Tex. July &C. II. Kerr.
residing in South Texas, hut late OF
scurry county, was arrested this even.
Ing and held on suspicion as horse
thief. Kerr sold q team worth $l75
here for $50. Last night he and anoth-
er party were seen on Red River and
this morning his partner was gone,
and the bed clothing was found In an
eddy In the river near the bridge, COW
cred with blood Kerr says his friend
was named Jones OF Decatur. Tex.
and that he left him last night for
that point The prisoner was badly
ratified. telling different stories, and
claimed afterward that his friend was
James williams. Kerr In II COW punch
Ell and when arrested had considerable
money and a gold watch on his per
son. He denies that he has committed
murder and says that ne sold the team
because he was stranded.
A trunk belonging TO the man giving
his name as Kerr. who II Is Thought
committed murder and theft, was OBJ
tanned off the Katy train near this
city this evening. and on examlna-
ton revealed the man as Charlie Key
and large number OF letters written
to him from Big Syringe. one letter
which was written by Key here yes
terday to Mrs. b. p. Marshall OF Com
merce was left IN the trunk. His
partner. the missing man. is supposed
TO be Smith Il. Mclaughlin OF Gaines
VILE.
A photograph album containing Nc
I.aughIin's picture. also n bible OF the
missing man, were found. The PRISON.
er, when confronted with these facts.
assumed the role OF an insane man.
The river will be dragged tomorrow for
the body OF the missing man. ms no
doubt exists but what murder has been
committed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

red western. spring. IS i-edgss i-ed;
winter. Is Z i.2dQ4s s i-2d.
Corn--.lulet, demand poor. new
mixed. spot, "a sid: California brew
INK barley. 22s 6d@ e5s G /.
F'lour--Spring patents. s. %.
Rcef-isxtra India mess. 6s sd.
Butter-Fincst new. los
Bacon--Long and shorts clear. 70 lbs
for Sos. long clear. 10 lbs for 36s.
t.ard-.prine western, Dos
The rcceipts OF wheat for the past
three days were 10000 certals, In
GLIDING 24,pod ccntals American. The
receipts OF American corn for the past
three daya were 1920 oentais.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Bronham. Texas. July 2.--on Mr.. win
BuehRnan's farm. near Whitman. a few
days ago. there was a difficulty between
Geo. Louieo. John Henry Henderson and
chas. Hin. The had a falling out about
their breakfast: hot yords were e1-
changed. and these led TO vile epithets.
and night ensued. Henderson ran into
the house and got his gun, but before
he could use It Louico wrenchsd 1t from
his hands and nred a load OF squirrel
shot luto his abdomen, near the LETT gldet
producing a dangerous II not fa'al
Charlie Blii wsa struck over the head
with alxshootsr Ia che hands OF Hen
-ronstable John S. Ewing. brought
Lonieo 10 jsil. where he nov iAnEulshsa
awaiting the result q Ills victims
countu, but owing to the excessive warm
weather his recovery "a doubtful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

HAMPSTEAD. July 2-Melon growers
are much worried over tho t!eup OF freigh;
trains outside OF the State, which. II
not soon ended Will keep them from
reaching the best markets for their prod
uct. The prices for the 100 cars already
marketed were handsome and averaged
tiOo per car return of over $50 per
acre The Georgin melons thlsNear arr
small and inferior IN favor and buyera
were here ready TO contract for the
ears viii he easily marketed n the strike
ceases at once Freight Agent Johnson
has orders not to Sign bills OF fading Tor
melons unless with permission In each
case from headquarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

By Associated Press.
New York. July 3.-Prospective wants
of more or less Importance were indi-
Gated by a fair inquiry and moderate
engagements for autumn sales and
there was some demand for instant
requirements of serge suiting and goods
of that character. To extreme points
important shipments were made by
water and rail aud over some regular
routes no trouble has been experienced.
Print cloths dull at 2 ll-l6, Three
mills at Fall River have shut down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

optiiaA ASAeloNNhs
Joshua, Tex. July 3.--Last Thursday
evening an unknown man went to the
house of Mr.. @. f. Cheairs while he
was in the field at work. and while
Mrs. Cheairs was temporarily absent,
and grabbed their infant child or the
bed. where II was asleep, and started
on across the field with Il. As the
mother was returning TO the house
she saw the man leaving with her only
child in his arms. She at once started
after him and commenced screaming.
The villain realizing that he was dis
covered dropped the babe and made
for the woods Mr.. CheairH was noti-
fed as soon as possible and started in
pursuit. but missed the trail and failed
TO overtaSe him. strange man has
twice since been seen near the house.
but as yet there 10 no clue to his
Identity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04


BEAUMONT. July IA number OF
Beaumont's prominent citizen and young
people will go to siisbte On the Fourth
Of July 10 partake Of the hospitality
and Gmusments offered In the shape OF
barbecned dlnnes dancing. fire works
balloons and various gaines. silsbce IL
a fresh and pretty spot deilghlfully cool
and blessed with an abundance OF dcilci.
Gus spring water. AZ the festivities viii
be held on the private grounds ownel by
the Texas Pine Lands association all an
desirable people will be kept away. but
4 u not likely amy such Will attempt to
thrust their unwelcome presence on the
grounds, as lntoxlca tlnB beverages will
be strictly shut cur nnd the sheriff OF
Hardin county VII be prtse-it, Special
trains Will leave tho KayAee depot a,
Nap a. m and i3As p. m, returning leave
Si,sbee At 8 y. IN. and n. M.
Miss isoula Long has returned home
after somewhat prolonged visit to eau.
fornia ana various parts OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

KILooRE. June aO.--Thcre was n grand
barbecue here today given by the local
lodge OF knights Of Honor The attend
nnce was very large and all seemed to
enjoy the day hugely. The following pro-
gramme was well rendered: Opening odci
prayer; song; address. Rev. Isaac Mex
ann,r; dinner: song address, Rev. Thos
Smith; closing ode.
Sometime IN the morning. two boys
Hamilton Barnett and Freddie Burt. be.
came involved In a dispute, which ended
IN BarneA stabblng Burt In the side
The wound, though painful, Is not nee.
essariiy dangerous Both boya are we'll
connected, and the affair " deplorahle.
Their ages are about 10.
district, East Texas conference Methodist
Episcopal Church, South,is In session here,
having commenced on June 2s and VIII ad
journ July l. The attendance Is good aud
The work moving smoothly. Deleg,tts
were elected TO the annual conference,
etc. I.ongview has been selected for the
point OF meeting In 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

BY Associated Press.

Ass @N9obNAnNNh AANHHs
New York, July 3.-Beeves--R Receipts.
i9l; sales,O. only slight advance is ex-
pected tomorrow Receipts due from
the South. very liberal. European
cables quote American steers, 9@l0c
per pound, dressed weights; refriger-
ator beef. 1901 lac per pound; ex-
ports yesterday, 900 beeves; today, 77s
beeves and $500 quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts 1854; market steady;
Veals poor to prime, 50. 50db 20; but
ter milk calves inferior to good, 81 90
Q2.s5
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. $500: on
sale 81 cars. Sheep, very strong. tend
ing higher; lambs. opened steady and
closed a little weak. Sheep. inferior
to ordinary. ssQ3.5o per 100 pounds;
lambs, common TO prime. sba6.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 25le; market strong
er: inferior TO good. ,5.5o@S.70 per 100
pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
a Irnan.s rannoaAIINr.

lie sends u Coupic OF Editors 10 Jaii
for Contempt.
BY Associated Press.
Guthrie. o. n, July o-The supreme
court has sustained Judge scott'a de-
oislon In the Burke s. Brown contempt
casea and reminded them TO that
Judge. They are editors OF the Times
journal and made some criticisms of
the Judge for which they were nd-
Judged guilty OF contempt and Bcn-
fenced 10 serve ten days IN jail ana
pay n flne OF $3.50 each. They served
the term and then were released on
appeal bonds. This decision sends
thoin hacls TO jail until the $3.50 IL paid.
Brown has paid his $3.50. but Burke
IN the meantime retired from tho
pupor, refused TO pay and Ia In jail.
Judge Scott refuses TO accept an
APOLOGY or make any concessions and
Il Is presumed that Burke Will serve
out his term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

~ ssocinted Press.
New York, July 9.--Money on call
iaas, At ! per cent; last loan. ! per
'aflt closed per cent. Prime
MERCANTILE paper. 9 s-4q3 L.
Ter cent Sterling exchange
teady. with actual business In bank
re- bills at Sass Ia for demand and
asa Ia for sixty days posted rates,
4sSa4.s9 ~; commercial bills, Si.S6;
'iiver certificates. Bi0G5c. The total
aies OF stocks today We're 5s,745 shares,
nciiding American sugar. $4,000; Bur-
iugton. 500; Chicago gas, 9,AOO; st.
lotti q QOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

JASPER. jun 30. = The bridge
aoress the NrcSss on the Cult Beaumont
and Kansas city railroad will be finished
today. and trains viii be- running 70 nuna,
n this county, on OF before the 18th %
July.
our merchanis are ordering all their
goods over the kaysee.
The leff Davis Rifles are getting down
TO business and Will loom up at the en-.
campment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
THE HIGHER COURTS.


criminal appeals decided rhe founwins
oases luna Az,
'shV 'V'
hurl kodtard Vs. state. from McLsn-
msnt eharesa Tho m"rIsr q, i,mno I I'M
80 eeN w ",u'N'' " i''ppV lips
ehl'z' ar aud Mrs, Llpsohila were
wounded ON the same night Ia the same
building. The stnte proposed 10 urav.
~. -, -
mat ABOUT three weeks atter the murder
81 Lipps LlpsehltH, Mrs. blpsehltz spoke
and speaking Of the murder she deacribed
the man and SAID defendant, when
brought before her. looked nike ahe same
man, This evidence was objected to as
FOR the murder Of Mre lipsohitz The
statute provides, ''rhc dying dcclarN-
tons OF a deceased person may be Of
fcrod 10 evidence either FOR or against
a defendant charged with The homicide
OF such deceased person" G, q. r.. Art.
hs,
tho admisson o. the dyinE dcciarations
OF Mira, l.ipachlt1
The explanation OF defendant ~ TO the
key found IN his possession, which NJ
the lock IN. the house, was adj
miseible evidence. Tho indictment
thousht and il 10 eontendcd that IL the
state TO show murder ~ the nrHt de-
gree, relies upon the fact that the homi-
eide was committed In the attempted
pcrpetratio OF robbery or burglary then
tho evidence must so charge The writer
thinks the proposition correct, but the
decisions have settled the question tho
other way. Reversed and Iomauded
opinion BY Hurt. J.. j.
WINS BROOKS ys, state, from Erath.
There Is much conflicting evidence re-.
Earding the brand aud marlIs OF tho
SOW and calt Introduced for the purpose
does moi support ths verdict, Reversed
aud rsmandci opinion by Hurt y. j.
wn.o q nuuer Va tho state from
Frio. Convicted OF granddaughter. The
witness Ridgeway was asked II he had
grass and IL t6crs Was moi a knife
Found on the ground In that case. lie
answered tha; no did not know sneh "
Was asked 10 state n it WAS moi a fact.
md being compelled 10 anawer said that
u wltness So tsstined We know no rule
sno g,'u'"ee "''N" W." "1"''' '''' '''''-
The remarlsa Of the prosecuting at
tofn iis md lie lnfcrcnces drawn by him
have repressed them ana Instructed The
INV moi TO eonsldor same. Reversed
md rernanded. Opinion by Hurt n, j.
N Grant va the state. from Parker
THE charging pRrt OF the indictmeut
reads, ibid then and there unlawfully
ppiags. Itowtt ;rhe eommerclai Union club
rooms. which ciub room WAS then and
there a place 90 which people aid then
nose Of businees. arnuscTnent ana recroa-
non sna whieh oinb room was then and
mar. nnbli" piaeeS
4 motion TO auash was denied. The
pi@ns Withfa the meaning Of the statute
| Hab ina neopls generally a right 10 visit
sa'u ~ ,ncnttrrs or invited iriiests
s,or, n.rmttted 10 visit il No Gambling
| " any KIND was permitted W. are Of
ne opin,2n t ,ss,, MIA MA IN he stpp tt9t
Psv,rsea ma reinandrd oplnlon by
| Iinrt p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


By Associated Press.
st. Louis, july Receipts,
1000; shipments. none; no natives on
sale. Today's steers. 500 to 1000 pounds.
$i.l71-9.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; shipments, none;
market strong, lOc higher Best heavy,
$500 fair to light, Si.s5Qr5.00: common
and rough light, Sl.40I4.G0.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments, none;
market duh. Lambs. s975.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Galveston, Harrisburg aud San Anto-
Mo Us offered ......................l uo
Galveston, Harrisburg aud San Anto-
MO rs offored ............ ........ s5S
Houston and Texas Central Us. otf'ed. LOB
Missouri KANSAS and Texas first As ssH
Missouri. Kansas and Texas second
4s.. ........t.. ............ $3.50. "
St Louis and Iron Mountain genera,
ST. Louis and San iiffanaisco general
Texas an ss,i, ''''''''' sS
1exas and Pacific seconds. ........-.. .iI
West Shore As. ex-int.. lO3jx
srocss
htchison, Topeka and Santa re.....,. bk
central Pacihc. .................. -, ll4
Chicago and Alton. ....,.,............1S s
Chicago. darlington and Quincy .... idas
Cotton oil certificates ..... "
Delaware Hudson. ............ ..,..lGp
Delaware and lackawenna...."......l6l
Denver aud Rio Granuc proferrcd... .64
Distillors and Cattle ieeuers.. .. 2aes
Iilluo,s Se',''1s ..'....'..'... e. ~
Kansas ana Texas pfd.....,.,....." 80
Lake Hnofc..- .......... f.........l spA
Louisville and NASHVILLE .....-...... Az
missouri i,acinu .............. -. so,s
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 5H
Northern Pacific preferred ....... II
Northv estern .....................1Ol l
Northwestern preferred. ............l IA
Pacific Mail. "a 10
Reading ...,........... ........... lGS
Rio Grandc Western. ID. .......... IA i-2
Rock Island ...................... ON
st, Paul ..................... 80 5.s
ST. Paul preferred.
Sugar refinery. loOH
Tennessee coal and Iron. ............ l9A
Texas Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
United States express ........... 10
Rio Graude Western preferred. .... a.
Wabash, St. Louis aud Paciflc.....
Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific pr'ff'd. i8'l
WeWs-Eurgo express........ d. los
western Union .r....; ........ e.. Sass
Denver and Rio Grando.. ..... 9
Houston aud Texas Central -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

BY Associated Press,
Galveston, Tex. July 3,-cotton--
steady: midland. i5-l6c; sales, &c
bales; receipts, IA bales; stock 1855
bales,
Coffee and sugar unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

HUNTSVILLE. July a.-rlnanoiai
Agent Il, w Finley today received an or.
der for fourteen soltos Of furniture to
be shipped to Blue Fields, Nicaragua,
Ceutral America, The order VII be nnnd
their way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

EEl
. HH=Ha

frfrgEIy AssocIated Press.
Prsr.r london. July s.-closlng--consols
Pth htof money. lOl is; consols for the ac-
L. ~ s',Ssannt. 1ol is; Canadian Pacific, CO s-s;
lil is; Erie seconds. 75 1-2;
Il;npis Central, ~ l-2; Mexican Or
= hnnry, 10 "a; st, Paul common, 81 1-s;
Fner New York Central, 100 Ia; Pennsyl-
whryania. 40 l-2; Reading. s s-s; Mexican
yrsi1. -ertral new foura. So Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

riIo. Tex, July 3.--The wheat and oat
orons OF mis- county failed completely.
Ths Hessian ny and dry weather uil
a. plenty Of rain the. trst nelL u
June; In fact when y sai1 rSa y w p siod
se,n,ncneed blowing Oh the esth ana
dr,"d nj the corn. II We don't yet fain
Nh week corn will not make hve BUSH
az 10 the acre. Cotton j. nne. put y
Needing rain. Grass IA fine ana 1toch
.I.fpr Wall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
pEmoLIsnED a SALOON.
An Alleged fnform-r Treated Badly
by DnIton's Friends.

by AnsocIhird PreHS.
Guthrie. o. n, July s.-Toiusca
Jacks. partner OF tho late bandit Blu
Dalton. and gang OF six men rode
into 1ngaila last night. and declaring
that Bin Dalton had been betrayed
by saloon keeper named Nicholas.
proceeded 10 dOmoliah his snloon. This
place was wreck In three minutes.
IL is said that Nicholas gave certain
officers the information M TO paitons
whereabouts which led 10 his death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

CROCKETT. July 2-The Parish Bros.
living three miles cas-, OF this city, shipped
a carload OF watermelons to Hot Springs.
Ark. This Is their second shipment this
year They ship an immense quantlty OF
Vegetables every year
Major j. c. WootterH has gone 10 jack
sonvllle to deliver a Masonic address
on the 9TH instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie. o. r.. July 5.--peputy mar
shala today brought in and lodged IN
the United States fall John Boinan,
from the Oshge country, for cattle
Htealing, and Dan Reagan. from News
Kirk. for perjury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Special Dispatch.
El Reno. o. r.. July 3.--Jim poss' eon-
stable for this township. shot anu
mortalIy wounded Mexican AZ noon
today. Doss discovered pistol on me
Mexican and attempted to disarm him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

FULsHDAR, July 2--rhe eolortd .Scur-
sion 10 Fulshear lake proved guile
success. About 800 Hous,onians (colored)
participated. All report having had a
coed time.
The protracted meeting under the man
The church was organized with good
strong membership.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie, o. n, July 3.--1he store or
pryan& weIrman. at LAnEston. was
destroyed BY incendary nre; loss
iaNnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
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LAGRANGE, July s-rodiy the sum.
mer normal was opened here by Pro-
lessor 4 7. KIRK The. ai,cn lance win
9e iAgge' frotessor k.rk stands among
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04
GONZALES ,

GONZALES. July 2,-DIst1ct court be-
gan here today. judge spoOner charged
the grand jury very strongly in regard
to this reports OF bribery. and creokodness
in connection viii: the now court house
matter. w J. Fisher OF Waeidsr was
appointed foreman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-04

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