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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
BEAUMONT nuponr
Increase In Orders for Lumber nm,
Not In Price

beaumont, Texas, July 2S-There has
oeen decidedly hpsithy increase in the
number OF orders placed with the looa
mills during the past week. The bills.
WINE small in nearly ali instances, serve
HN" an Improvement in demand the
oiueIs 70 come from widely different
POINTS being sent In from the interior
Kansas and the Territory. There IL stil,
~ Involvement In prices. The shIngle
Inc Export company booked another
carso this week. 1t is to be shipped
East. 'Psu
me season has not been altogether fa-
voraoie to rice growing In jefferson coun-
W and the Yield per acre Will ha rrch
ami 49, man last year when abundant
IN 9easvnapie rains made almost mn
lueAi season The acreage plAnted me
year rs perhaps double that OF lSgS and
.ne nEsregate yield Will Therefore ne
mug larger than that OF the past sea-
:, Up to 1899 there was practicable no
Iice raised In the county. In that ven
Iss e,, SUMMATION was begun in an expert
nshtai way, and although scarcely any
attention was given TO tho Few neres
soWn the crop amounted to about 1000
sacks which. had 1t been properly mar.
~ 'y ss,,cS MGn.p have brought the farmers
y
ihg no rice buyers In this section, and
me New Orleans market being giutted,
me crop was sold In small quantities and
wasted, with the result of bringing the
farmers much less than the above valia-
ton. '"'u'
The, value OF the crop of 1898 is esu-
mated by those connected with the in
dustry at between $4,000 and $40 90 or
ms amount about $4,000 worth passed
through the Beaumont Rice and Grist
mills, the remainder being marketed else
Where or Kept for seed. Scarcely any OF
mat crop is now In the hands OF the pro.
uueerS, Hnd this fact Is regarded as IA
crop. "''s
Recent land sales in thlS county to
parties who have been for several Years
engaged In rice Planting In Louisa M
ana the expressed purpose OF many who
ms year put in but a small quantity to
increase their acreage the coming season
indicate that with favorable conditions
the yield next year will be threefo.d that
OF 1891, In fact. the cultivation OF rice
Is destined TO attain such proportions In
JEFFERSON county within the next two
years as to advance the lands to three
times their present price.
Master Jerome Swlnford. son OF Mr.
sam Swinford. the wen known Houston
lumberman, came In yesterday morning
from Houston, having left there Thurs
day morning on his wheel. H. Travelled
over thirty miles OF the distance at the
rate OF about ten miles an hour, but the
rains came on and he had to walk about
nine mi.es through the mud and drag his
wheel along. AT Liberty he boarded the
morning. The next time he concludes to
take a bicycle ride Of nearly 100 miles
he says, he Will start out when the
weather is more settled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
BRENNAN BUDGET.
BIuG Gun Play ut Negro barber.
Religious Notes.

Brenham. Texas. July 2s.-Saturday
night there WINS an exciting scene
enacted in the opera house barber shop,
Mr.. Il, A, Stuckert came in and sat
down In the chair OF VIII Randle. one
OF the BARRIERS. In few minutes he
hoped out again and went out OF the
shop. He returned directly with Is
callber sixshooter and announced that
no negro could call him II s. OF b..
Randle dodged around one OF the other
BARRIERS and the customers In the house
ran out. 5tuckert chased Randle
about for some minutes. but did not get
a shot at him.
stuekert finally went out again and
surrendered TO City Marshal Swain.
The origin OF the difficulty was on the
train recently while the military com
panles were en- route TO Austin. stuck
srt belongs 10 the artillery and handle
was barber for the Laght Gsafe. In, ahs
military had coacn TO themselFes-
Inc Light Guard In one end and the ar.
tillery in the otAer. Ine Llght ouai1
compartment was run anu hsnuis ~ a y.
tIllery part OF the car and sat down.
Pretty soon he got up and Stuektri
look his seat so kandle says. Wnen nv
md stucksrt refused. Yelling hiin ne
mad iiO bulmess there. RAIldls Nsht
ant OF the car INTO a coach SET apart LOT
coiored peopie and the conductor seat
MIN, hack As he was an hftache OF the
mtii,sTv and the regulations required
aim 10 travel with them.
Last might Ranlle had nnished SHAVING
. cusfotier and called out mkt
s,rcterf took his seat IN the chair am
Randle asked him why ne hau trsatsa
nm a. he tid OH the way 10 Aue thli
ss.nclert replied that he had treated
tn M he should nave psen. ttAhele
disntited his word and 5iuckert uahe9
In IL a b.. The barber returned
me -,sblfhet and Stuckstt jumped UP anu
went after his pistol. as 4lreA1y siAtsu.
SatursiaY night sally tenayraon; zoe
tsissr snu silly brooks, all colore1,
wars arrested and jailed on q cnarse
~ coneealIug stolen properly ~ q ~
Sa-sd they receivesi some Of tne goods
asr,seisn rom Hambtlt Bros store.
Tsh4 iudlclal convention 70 n5lnDate
,nsce nrd attorney for the IWehty-
drss. indiciai district Will be held mere
Vo 4, III EaptIst church today the pastor.
pav j. Z, Afldyott. preached IRON ,t he
sthisrt .,6eilrion with Dynamite " X
ts,af nj "a, SIR =. A. Tabor or me
in1ssi,sas sV lir,nr Mems Christian assoclh-
~, ier,ur.d on the subject. -Our soun-
ny Imperiisd. or the fropie'h VI Ao4's
A Tnsr. we're services at the Methodist
tneLe nTe IN. and $50 .. NJ. by the
e huren a. y ueorge T. ciothler.
Al ZIP, NJ. at me Ms IN, snIy upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
A SAFE DLowN OPEN.
burglars Fire Upon mn officer Who
Attempted Their Arrest.

Houston, Texas, July 30.
This morning about o'clock three burg
lars blew open the safe OF sehweiknrt &
Kleinfelder, proprletors OF the Metropoll-
tan saloon, corner OF Fannln and Pros
ton,
The explosion made terrific noise,
which was heard by Pauolman Andrus.
who was ut the corner OF Travis and
Preston,
He ran rapidly to the place where he
heard the noise. and Just as he turned
the corner OF Fannln and Preston two
burglars, pistols In hand. rushed out OF
the rear door OF the saloon.
He commanded them to halt. when
third member of the gang, who was sta
toned in the court house yard TO give the
alarm. shot at the officer,
Andrus at once drew his pistol and at
tempted to fire at the retreating forms.
but his weapon failed to explode toe car
fridge and snapped.
Tie fieelng thieves fired two more shots
at the officer in rapid succession, both
Fortunately missing their mark.
in the meantime two oiner Officers
hearing the shooting had arrived on the
scene and with Patro!man Andrus gave
The safe blowers fed to the court house
yard and headed toward the Fifth ward,
going down San Jaclnto street
At Commerce street they turned down
the BAYOU and escaped.
Messrs schweisart and Klelnfelder Were
sent for Immediately and soon arrived.
They found the money IN the snfe TN
moiested, but the door OF the safe was
badly wrecked.
4 small hole rad be diil,ed Just be-
low the tumblers Of the combination.
which had been filed with powder or
other explosive. They left no tools OF
dow leading Into the alley, througa which
they had gained entrance TO the. saloon.
The act was one OF the boldest bur-
he electric lights IN the saloon had net
been extiuguished. nor was any effort
made 10 deaden the sound OF the explo-
sion. although parties sleep directly over
peputy chief OF Police Anderson ar
rived and took charge Of the case. lie at
denl5yIn, his men all over the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Yoakrm. Texas. July @-Ths seventh
Anniversary OF the birth Of Yoakum was
celebrated here yesterday in grand sty.e.
At an early hour In tie morning the
streets began TO MI Up with people from
the surrounding country In velicles OF
every description. and By 10 O'Clock the
and ArAnsas Pass railroad had arrived,
each loaded down with people from
neig1horlng towns. w en- the crowd had
assembled at the grounds about one mile
east OF town. IL was vNrlously estimated
at from seven TO ten thousand people,
The immense crowd was handled very
nicely by the arrangement committee and
all had plenty to cat and drink. The
amrsements OF the day consisted in bicv-
swinging, dancing and base bail games.
The most exciting feature OF tie day
was the game OF bal between the Fla
tonia and Noakum crack mines, Fla onla
winning by two runs In the nine innihgs.
At night the largo dancing Platform
was crowded with The beauty and chiv-
airy OF Southwest IL 8. pAiiicipat.Lg "a
the mRzes Of e fascinating wa,lz
TWO or three persons were badly hurt
az the grounds last night BY the prema-
tuse explosion OF case OF fireworks
The special edition or the loakum
Times was comp.lmented on all sides ye'-
teriay and Editor Johnston deserves
great credit for his most excellent writeup
OF TIE town.
Professor G. u. Scott superintendent OF
the YOakum city schools, has been APP
pointed by State Superintendent Carlisle
as a member of the State board OF ex-
tend the annual nesting Of tue board at
Amgiiu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Goldthwaltc. Texas. July z.-The sum.
mer normal Is progressing nicely. Every
thing seems to work for the best Inter-
est of both pupils and teachers. Up to
date ils have been enrolled seventy-nine
will apply for certificates, thlrty.one for
first grades. forty-six for second grades
and two for permanent grades.
Superintendent j. NJ. Carlisle addressed
the teachers and citizens last night an
swerlng many questions asked him by
the teachers. He seems TO be perfectly
familiar with the sehool law and was
found ready TO answer any question pro.
pounded him.
This morning promptly at o'clock the
normal was opened, with song and the
Lords Prayer by the pupils. after which
Or. wagner OF the State university held
the normal pupils spell bound for more
than an hour with his logic and .cloauence.
His subject was Truth" and he dealt
with II In all ita phases IN a way that
It's effects were Visible. He presented
some fine Illustrations aud NIL were well
pleased. Such treats seldom come. MIR.
Carlisle then talked q few momenf- eX-
hornng the teachers to be the .agh In
their work.
pr. War; er and the superintendent
both lief. on the morning train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

with iruit and other tropical produots.
The Norwegian steamer Wclhavrn
aailed from CplAn ports july Is Tor Cial-
scs,ens with q eNlsp Of tropical prod
The British schooner Arthur NJ. G.h.
son arrived today from Capdenas With
aGk bags OF sugar fer Cunningham a
Millsr's rthnsry al sugar Lad. lac
vessel u IN qpayanloe.
The steamship Lrona &c the Mallory
line arrived this morning from Ngw
SAD Sai,e an nemSsr q German nss cmigran t
N the storage FOR Interior points. who
left for their dsss nations BY the even
INK trains
During the pos, week Sc cars OF granite
nnI eiS cars of riprNp wert plaoed Ia the
1eities.
The rains today sadw inte-ferci with a
number OF pic les and eNcursi,ns booked
" como OF dry.
Mrs S, pcri cr. mother OF Mr. c, G
rorlier VIII; died sos,erdAy. was buried
this evenlns AT $50
Regardless Of the showsrv weather the
excursion trains hstwcen uaivoaton and
ways.
The LILY Whites" Who r. TO hold
primaries los; nigNi to elect deleyutes 10
ne "l.lly white convention. did not ma
Nrilr 10 WASHINGTON Gu1ris had ,hsi-
y. atcEaphs taken In blue h,n1te aud
Sap1 ,en 4 whl.c duck y no. Al lh'n meet
log last night they completed arrange
mcnts Tor ths reception anA cntcrilinmsn.
OF the LoulSant Rides, which will arrive
here next Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

New Brarnfels, Texas. July 2s. rho
FIRST one Of the two new bridges ovor
the comal river was turned over to The
city last Saturday and after ten days
trial will be accepted by tho town board,
Qalte a rain storm Visited tits section
OF tho country Tuesday Afternoon, dis.
locating many branches OF trees 30 AN.
puinilong were numarous.
Some farmers predict y better cotton
bale per acre. NlNsfH
Miss Emma BlumbcrE, daughter " Mr.
Ernest BlnmberR died Tuesday night 10
her 18Th year. She was another Victim
OF tie measles, which have been quite
frequent lately.
Peter Flusrs new MN II blowing her
whlaties Tor bales, but the new crop
has not ye, shown a forerunnef.
We have got two roller mills IN New
Dfauntels turning out $50 barrels OF fiour
per day. which gives employment TO a
sanders' cotton oil mill will also soon
new seed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

segnin, Texas, July - Harry Tracy
has GONE and gene Bon Terrell was
aiao hore, A two days eneampment ana
speech fnhklng BY only p.opnlat .psAk 20.
ernment ean buy and pay for the sll.
rdnis In afven yrarA. AMI not rhiae iarius
over uras,nt rates a hard null X beng
made for thr ncFrV. vote W. itW
ofunfy has l0J popuilrt votes Thes inl9e
mo county nominations hut Say more
candidates nearest m accord Win ,ani,glr
Vows viii receive Their support rms
has A tendency to make the average
90 ndldnte a uufwuWp, A.. ,..a,..a s,r a
4 negro namcd llaynor y boekea igr +,
seriea OF popullat tp,eenn,..s m wv Nv ypu NM
against MIN and some fun Is 10 pFoSpeeN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Calvert, Texas. July T-'rhe mass CON
venticn OF republicans Of Rober.aon
county assembled with j. 8. Smith as
chairman and W. Carter ~ temporary
secretary.
A motion prevailed that the chairman
appoint a committee OF nine on dele
CATION to the state eonyennon. 10 meet
at Dallas on August Is,
The delegates names are.
A. Asberry. j. 5. Smith. c, a. Taylor.
Wiley Dotscn, II. u. Denhls, L. S. Miller.
y. ". Washington Lit Hamper. r.. 4.
Gleman, Wade, Morrow W. Taliey.
McIllgh, i. A. Waters. j. II. stewart,
Brown. Il, RiylA, Howard Atkinson.
dS bso asr Z 3 Sa Ha asr n T5THar
~. NJ. Batta, G. l., Fields. Lewis Low.
Wade Morrow. George cabbe1. ". Car
The chairman appointed eommitieo
Of i've 10 aelect delegations TO I'D con-
greHsiopni and noatorlal conventions.
70 csss l.rsssS urifns. John
Browh Phlllp Shaw, William Glass, a.
AHborry, John Armpirong. Bon CALVIN.
l h9rsf wHintSas wiIey ' Tat DiSksJ
IL. Washington.
Floatorlai-wade Morrow. Richard
Rs sHlH & 4 n sysF sSS F Fpsnsh ' hSs
Whitman. Igmotliy Waite. Phil VIII.
iams, AIose Dent, John Davis.
The folapnK reroiufion wHs adopted;
Resolved, That II ~ the -use or this
Convention that tho delegates 20 the
STATE convention be hound by The acts
Of the convention Or indgrslnR the con
yontion 70 be held hereafter 10 support
me actions Of the majority o. tte repub-
llcaua az Robertson county, and any re-
iractlng from this pledge, ghall no long
er be allowed 70 paruclpAte In ita do
liberntionr hereafter.
A. Asberry,
G. II. PicklnE,
Joe Dickerson.
J. T. Smith
j. 9. Smith.
Chairman OF Executive Committee OF
Robertson County.
o. O. Ford. scereiafy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Crockett, Texas jny 2S -JudRe J. Il.
burnett o. Palestine spoke hero yea,cr-
day afternoon % crowd o. probably ~
people. mostly novcocg HI indnrsrd AL
three pintfdfms--repnhllc ueln2eiato
toll danetly how no stood a rromlneni
ncfro politician who wAB PRESENT chiet
him "a eat squirrel ro,ltlrlhnN His mr.
piifneut was deceptive nnl miel sadlnH,
and vnn 10 rct Inc votes. Tie N attempts
ms 10 deiiyer tho republican Vuts ~
Houston county " tho ihirl party ~
order 10 sft them " support HIM N MS
colond - a. Mum answered him AMI
ftiliy exposed the fuilneiel Of his urRi-
fuent MS nrgumrnt was dcmorratin
ana had the true ring and resulted In
much good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Crowley, La, July 2s--Early this mo n
ing three men came into town with four
head OF cattle. watch they offered to sell
at 81 Jake Wlmberly recognized Ford
Immediately notified Sheriff Lyon who
became suspicious OF the mems action
q "A IA Wa tti thein, rms men seeing that
town with the three head, leaving one
behind. The sheriff, IN company with
abot mile south Of town ana la tnId
them behind tie bars. The par,ie.- name
are Torman, Spell and Harrington. on
~ wsTe Stoie, from ~, vst,o 'r naris,
Sheriff Broussard was wired and came TO
Crowley Immediately and took the prls-
proceeding Consuming about Ave hotirs
Much credit is due Sheriff I.yon for the
swift manner In which the arrest was
made,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

The Model Man; Down with the Double
SStsndard--Thr same Tor Man as for
church Mr. Tabor will lecture unnn sbe
SUD- ~. 'Vashti Hath Lost fIsr VA.
or ths Gosrel. IN Seal Lift.''
Tn- usual sunday serv ccs were held
nyter'an- Where there were none, owing
10 the absence OF the pAetor.
speeial services. for children were held
az the Catholic chnrcn today az . D. IA.
a lecture was delivered TO the little
Folks. by. Rev. 7. j. Hurth. The medals
Tor sunday school Will be given cut to-
The Kings Dauehsers will meet at the
Methadiat church Wednesday AFTERNOON
Ihsy VIII give a musical and literary en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31
ropuII.t. I'd ceimesneil.

Colmesneil. Texas, July s9--'rhe popu-
lists met In their respective precincts all
over the county yesterday. and after re.
celying large numbers OF the Advance.
.neir state organ. from their precinct
ehairtnen, they listened 70 speeches from
men Of their political faith, and re-
1,-tei to their homes determined to
proselyte as many weakened democrats
pond republicans as possible by Use Of
literature and arguments Just received
thoroughly, with a following OF more
than halt the votors OF Ia. county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Locishart Texas July 70 DIR !. T.
BarlN an aged nhyslenh or I.ockhatt,
while e.ttlng in his easy chair at his
homo yesterday. Ten forward on the nsor
and died Instantly or apoplcNy, Dr. Ear
y was a cousin OF General hihal A. mar
" or Confederate fame aud came fram
NirRlnla to. Lockhart soon after the wae,
where he had resided and practinod his
profession over since. He leaves one
son and n characteristics NJ Il. string
fellow. who reside IN lsoolhari, ana many
relatives In virginia, Or. Esrly was "a
great sufferer. having lost one leg many
years since. bu, being Il sincere Christian.
he Is at rest now,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Yonkurn. Texas, July 9-honn. iona
than Lane and len Terrell locked hctns
at the barbecue here ycstefday Mr.
Terrell OPENED IN ereech Of an hour
and u half, ADVOCATING me eosetnmrn,
owncr8hlp d railroAlA nat money anu
Mr.. ZANE repiici IN 4 speech OF two
hour rnn,nlntely demoll4Hlng the third
party platform end showing thaf me
utlon oE democratic principles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

iIaiiotsyiile. Texas july =. -Arranss-
ments are bolnr made 10 take earc 81
the big crowd which Is expected 70 at
tond the congressional convention here
IN sr.eadav FnYetfo county sends over
IA delSrafta This convention VIII be
tha hieaeet eycf hsld 10 thus part 81 the
1tstr Tnional Gresham has a ioapcQt-
able maioriiy and hl. friends elalin that
- Il, d,.rr Morse although dAfd hofas1 nre
ssid 10 be plentiful throughout the dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Caldwell, Texas. July 3.-The Como
cratic convention to nominate repre-
sentative for the Forty-ninth district
eo,rnosed OF Burleson and Lee counties,
u w. yesterday at Bg1alo school house:
in Bnrieson county. y. j.; Fletcher Of
~ n. so,,nty was unanimously nominated.
:, 4. thourht taat he VIII have BONE OPP
,nsltlor of populistlc nature.
pcantaIn Tom Douglas of Lexington was
elected chairman for the next iw9 year, years,
a.. members Of the executive cofnEnittee
er,sr, fhls county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

|rdastry Texas. July T.-Joseph Liam
I an old Bohemian shoemaker COM
|iied suicide here las, week by hanging
Fst in his corn crib,
Fso negroes. Amos Williams and An
N Davis had difficulty last We'd
Eay night, which resulted Ia the shoot
4 Williams with a 3S-calibre pistol.
4 bill took effect in the right side of
lastfols wound.
" Charles Gross OF Bexar county
| vi through here on his bicycle. He
Iz,ty the way OF New Braunfels and
X The run from there 10 LaGranse in
L hys
siaa plclfng has begun in this neigh
nioi
4 NJ rain IL tnnhnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

~ Texas, July 2s.-seven bales
\. cotton have been marketed at
~. s.'s, The extremely dry weather Is
~ - cotton open very fast and
~ so 'ains soon the crop viii be nhort
bur- "a . ~, VIII 20 to Brennan this
H esn NJ attend TIE judicial convention
x hse tasta B,umburr "ar.a "a.
d died IN N feeble health for soma
~ 81 IA S nfiTnlay evening and will he
Hts9 gelac1sn cemetery this even
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

'.sl rexas, July 9.-Tom Oliver. an
Nu.en Of this comfy. was brought to
y @aay by Deputy Sheriff Ed Hughes
~ u JAIL, charged vita burning Jim
E residence on Bear bayou night
ns- while Mr.. crump was here
n svsn e9arti Mr.. crump lost every
h a., nus smoke house, residence,
I,setsd Y Is said, that Everything
l9rrs WIN the house or In the yard
\ vhe q Win no insurance. Mr.. OIL
~ ls,s accused OF the act, has been
y tsn nelr town until two or thru
h. ' ee. ana had one OF the finest farms
h N' and also ran gin on his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Wharton. Texas, July s9-simen Grccn.
sr., an Industrious colored man, died AT
kcndleton this mornlng at O'Clock
Simon was In his eighty-soventh wear.
lie was brought TO this county many
years before the war. and since FREEDOM
had conducted himself 80 rs TO gain the
eonhdenee OF the peoplo OF that aeetlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Wharton. Tcua July A-tsk.Dovn'y
Attorney Il. IA lie his respcnaea 70 ne
nimopt unanimous cal from nc sl .ii,is, :
~ IA t,trflcfrhip nf t4e precinct MT
~ K nowiodss OF the ms ana outs o.
~ ofslce And eapefllnce 10 the pracuee
Of law IL thought 80 eqn'. ~ ~. Y
NEE VIA warn support daily.
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GONZALES.

|otialss. Texas. July 2o.-The saloon
Franz Logan was broken Into last
~ The burglar came prepared. He
q toles In the front door until the
['unnss were dlslocated. went in and
rysral dollars in money. The exact
[..At Is not known. He left note
. sa on the door, curslng the proprle-
y. AID telling him he got the money,
tao dl1 II, ~ w ~ "
INV WI be baptis'ng this evening one
h shlch Rev. sid Williams is rcaping
w ss.e,lil one. The meeting will like
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

''tsine. Texas. July 29.-sam Garner.
|nYnier by occupation and resi-
fa the Fourth ward, was found in
usonsclous condition under a rail-
I srdge near the oil mill, late last
|lt His injuries are not thought to
hFessar,ly fatal. Garner either fell
- Knocked Off the bridge.
w Dell, a farmer Lying south Of
faY, got Into difficulty with a ne
"a Sycamore street yesterday, the
IN q which was that the negro
4 I large rock. Tie negro has not
lsi been. apprehended. Dell is not
Egtfously hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

.s.,der.1a. ,-e1lE July s9,-rhe notice
:, ,bs rqxaa ssaers OF the eth. stitiaE
~, non. II. f. Aiilner had wst'drdwn
rom tne race for eonsress - incorrect
-. 49, him an unlnieneional wrong.
a ai II the race TO stay and BIS ffisrds
~ ths Ffeates; confidence IN bis eh'i-
.fy 10 be hominatsa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-31

Nelasco, Texas. July @,-lt IS reported
that mass meetings win be held AZ nra-
zoria and Qulntana today and rammlt-
tees apr9inted 10 Fecurc donations for
the San Antonio and Ciuf Shore railroad.
Mere donations are also promised by
MataBorda county ellzeag,