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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

must be revised, says an investigator OF
the habits of the honey.makers. The bee
has long been praised for its industry and
diligence, but it has recently been learned
that in these respects the bee is a FRAUD.
As a matter of fact, "the little busy bee
works but three hours a day, and Is a
most thoroughgoing loafer for the rest OF
the time. Must we give up forever the
happy phrase, 1.-The busy bee: Let US
hope that the investigator is mistaken.
Three thousand and six hundred school
teachers are employed in Chicago ana
about four hundred new ones are needed
ZACH year. Half of these are selected
from among experienced teachers of all
parts of the country. The teachers IN
primary grades receive salaries ranging
from five hundred to eight hundred dol
lars, according TO their years oil expert
ence: high school teachers from eight
hundred and fifty TO two thousand dol
lars. While this is a larger sum than IN
smaller places it must be
that the expense OF living is proportion
ately higher.
Recent reports from Rutland, Vt con
tain the information that deer are de
stroying crops on the farms near that
city. Farmer George H. Woodward, OF
Shrewsbury, six miles distance, has com
planned to the game league that they
have devoured his vegetables He de
mands payment for the same. He says
they devour his crops during the night
and have to be driven off every morning.
Within a mile Of that city deer are fire
q~uently met trotting along the highway.
They are docile as dogs. Up in the
mountains they feed with the COWS
Black bears are almost as numerous as
the deer, and quite as venturesome.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

Herr Van Benthen, a Hollander Of dis
tinguished lineage, who for a quarter Of
a century had lived in seclusion in Kan
sas, died on a boat in Chicago hsrbor a
few days ago The dead man was by
right a baron Of the Neyerlaads and his
sister is Baroness Van Worst, living at
the Hague. His birth gave him a right
TO the peerage, but by the curious manip
ulation of titles in the Netherlands he
was declared 3 pretender and came TO
America, purchasing one thousand acres
of land neal SindoD, Kan His wife was
with him when he died.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

The long-sutfering scribe of a remote
southern paper gives vent to his pent up
yearn in the following lugubrious strain:
The wind bloweth, the farmer soweth,
and the subscriber Oweth, and the Lord
knoweth that we are in need of our dues.
SO come a r%unnin', this thing Of dunnin'
gives US the blues That ought to fetch.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

In Cleveland county monazite mining
Is becoming a paying industry. Recently
a representative Of an incandescent light
company of Gloucester, n. J, purchased
ten thousand five hundred pounds, paying
six cents per pound. The mineral is re-
covered from the surface in the beds of
streams and washes by the farmers or
placer miners in much the same manner
rs gold and has associated with it in GER
tain localities some gold.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

Another tradition has been shattered
by the iconoclastic hand of science. The
popular Impressions concerning the bee
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14
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Columbian University,
Washington, ID. G..


The preparatory school opens September 81.
Thorough preparation for the college, for the
scientific school. for the naval and military
academies. and for business.
The college opens September "a. Full class
ical and scientific courses. The college 10
open TO students Of both sexes. Entrance eX-
aminations on September Il and -.
The Corcoran Scientific School opens Octo-
ber2. Porty-seven professors and instructors /;
twenty-three full departments: twelve full
courses of study. Special students admitted.
The Law School opens October g. Twelve
professors, including two associate justices of
the United states Supreme Court.
The Medical School opens October /. The
course is four years. Thirty professors and
assistants.
The Dental School opens October l.. Seven
teen professors; unusual facilities. The course
Is three year,.
The Graduate school opens October T.
Courses of advanced instruction are offered,
leading 10 ". A, u. s., &. Z, E. E. and Ph. u;
For catalogues descriptive OF these seysfal
schools address ROBERT II. MARTIN.
Secretary.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

In selecting the twenty five "immor
tails whose statues or busts are to be
placed in the new congressional library
at Washington, Librarian Spotford has
named Fulton and Henry for places in
side, and Franklin, Irving, Emerson and
Hawthorne for places outside the build.
ing. These are the only Americans in
the list.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

THE GLOBE is entered at the postofhce, Dul
ham, N. c.. as mail matter Of the second class
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-14

Fred. A. Green. Attorney for plaintiff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS
sEwsy NOTES oArHEnEp nv oun
CORRESPONDENTS.
Grand jury Report on nribrry
chnrEes-o,crcome by Wen
Dnmp-ouintrna wants
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGray,

Conroe, Texas. Jiily ig.--Thc ice cronm
supper given last Eight By the l.adits'
4Nd society for the beneht OF the Mctho.
pist church proved to. be a success,
captain u conroe. lumber manufactu-
rer of this place. has made qulte,an eS-
tns.He Improvement on his larac cation
SIN by putting IN the atest modern blow
er AND separator for unloqdlnx cotton
Mr. Charles Madley, one Of conroe's
enterprlsine citizens has Just had the I'M
shlhg touches put on d neat little cot
tase, and also has two more IN course of
construction.
Mr.. NJ. j.. Pullman prominent bua'.
ness man OF the pace. H. having hut an
elxht cottage IN the southern por-
tlon of town.
The conroe Literary society IA speaking
OF nNins mp the Ayers hall Tor their club
room and reading parlor IN the near IN.
ture, which VIII be q good place for their
many visiting frierds 10 spend a few
There II but little lumber shipped from
this place at present
Through the fhrewdncsa or Jnller =.
". Herbert u jatt delivery was prevented
on the IN, The three prisoners, who arc
Nkilleu mechanics, put fre In can and.
setting L against the wall OF the cage,
caused the heavy steel TO soften. and
with tile springs OF their shoes. from
which they made saw, cut ono line faur-
teen inches Iona, when Mr. HCbart found
u out The prisoners are IN for safe
breaking near MONTGOMERY. Texas Inst
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Georgetown, Texas, July 12-rhe fol-
lowing circular letter Il being sent out 10
AL the lire departments IN the State.
The Georgetown boys promise the visit
Ing companies a good time:
Dear Sir; The Georgetown fire Depart
ment Will have grand competitive hose
race on "wednesday, the 18TH day Of July.
for a purse OF 800 20 be diylded Into
TWO parts-iitHt 500 second 500
Please notify US at once II your COM
pany win enter. Entries close on Mon
K1ies@Eaeh company shall run 100 yards
TO hydrant. lay 10 feet Of hose, uncouple
hose, attach nozzle and throw water,
With tight coupling at nozzle and hyd-
rant. center OF reel 10 be on starting line.
Zach company 10 run on time. Twelve
men only allowed 10 run. No man 70
start ahead OF LEADERS, on rope. Each
company TO be allowed but one trial.
Every participant IN contest must be n
member OF company with which he runs.
Each company allowed TO run with ia
own cart. Each person entering must
start with company at starting point.
No more than twenty-five feet loose u
hose allowed around hycrant,
No entry fee viii be charged any visit
lng team. The contest viii take place In
For further information address
c. q. Cleveland,
Chairman.
/. n ". Taa srtlS,
Committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
STRIKE AT GALVESTON.
Guards sim on Duty Hut Very
Little Need OF Them

Galveston, Texas. July 1.-THE oondi-
ton OF affairs Is much better today. The
uncertainty and excitement OF the past
three days over the strike situation has
given way TO feeling that the worst
has not only passed here but In other
department OF the Gulf, Colorado and
6lpsptosp sApV siallvm siou % Bluus
improved. Men are ut work and say
they are determined to stand by their
contract with the Santa Fe company
under all circumstances. The carmen
employed In the car shops, who yesterday
walked out In a body TO consult upon the
situation and Afterwards sent word to
the company that they would return to
work. did 90 In body today and de-
clared their intentions TO stand by the
company In the present emergency. The
fremen's brotherhood here has reiterated
It's determination 20 stick by the com
pany until Il Is ordered oEt BY the grand
chief and tina. any man that strikes
without such orders viii be dismissed
from the brotherhood, which II In ac-
cordanee with the provisions Of their
Constitution, which they e,nphnticAlly In
formed General Manager ioaknin they
proposed to stand by 10 the letter.
switchmcn are contemplating going out,
but committee u Galveston switchmen
called on General Manager Yoalfum fhia
morning and notified him that the rumors
that they were going to desert their posts
was false, that the Galveston fwitchmcq
would continue 70 do their duty and work
for the company as heretofore.
They also Handed him a copy Of their
constitution. which provides that any
member who shall engage Ia "a strike or
encourage any other member 70 engage
IN one without the consent OF the grand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Greenvilie Texas, July SAT the FIRST
Bdpust cnurcn IN called conference a.
semoIed, II. u. Thompson moderator pro
TEN, tine following resolutions We're read
ana aaopteu.
Whereas, The board OF directors of the
bapast general conyen lion OF Texas, In
cailed session of June " 1891, proposed 10
~ into the invest.gation OF certain state
ments made by our pastor, s. j. Anaer-
son, SAID to be damaging 10 the general
secretary J. Nj. CaT0ii, and,
whereas sad report adopted and pub
nsheu ny said board taiieu 10 show any
statement made by said Anderson dainag-
ing to salu Carroll, and,
whereas, rhe only specified fault by
saiu board against SAID Anderson was
that he huG quoted an Arucie from the
Bdptlst VISITOR to show that there was
Widespread call for Tie board to publish
tabulated statement OF Its finances,
which II had not done, which said article
so quoted contained erroneous figures
that were overlooked by sad Anderson,
ana which he was as anxious TO have cor
rected as any member Of the board, which
anxiety was shown by his making per-
sonal statement OF the facts to the board
and ask ing that his said statement so
may be placed In the repos OF the board
which was done, and,
Whereas, Damaging and unjust critl-
clsms growing out OF said Investigation
having appeared In several papers against
our pastor, therefore.
Resolved LIST, That we, the First Bap-
on record as believing that sald pro-
ceedings Of said board We're unwRrraaied
by the facts, SO FAR us they concerned our
pasoor.
Resolve "a, That we affirm our unqual-
lfed confidence In our pastor and that we
believe he has been striving only 10 do his
duty by having all the facts brought be-
fore the denomination and to aid in GER
tain economical reforms, all Of which we
heartily indorse.
Resolved "a. That we congratulate our
pastor and the denomination al large on
the fact that the reforms advocated by
him have In some measure been thus
early accomplished.
Resolved 4th, That we believe that
much ado has been made about nothing
and We here and now challenge the truth
Of any statement from whatever source
chat reflects IN the least on the honesty
OF our pastor or that In the least i'm
pugns his motives,
Resolved 9th, That we wish to put our
selves ON record as being IN hearty sym.
phthy with our mission work and that
We affirm our confidence In our general
secretary, Brother J, NJ Carroll as d
loyal Chistlan man, honest and enlcient.
and that we will IN the future as In the
past heartily cooperate with him in this
work.
Resolved 9th, That a COPY Of these reso-
lutious be furnished the Texas baptist
Standard. the Texas Baptist and Herald,
The Houston Post and the Dallas News
for publication.
r. u, Thompson,
Moderator pro TEN.
II ITargt-aya Church Clerk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

BRENNAN, Texas, July l3,-The repub-
llcan primary convention Of precinct No.
4, Washington county, convened Thurs
day at o'clock p. IN. with about 200
II. j. Moore. ex-member OF the legls-
ihture from this county. and q. w. Young
We're put In nomination for justice OF the
peace, tue first ballot resulted in vote
Of q for Moore and s. for Young, VINO
was declared the choice Of the conven-
tion.
. speeches we're made by M. j. X. coun-
tryman ED Hughes and Wilson Powell
democratic candidates for justice OF the
d. s. Rogers, ESQ. OF this city ad-
dressed the convention as did Sheriff u.
Il, league In behalf Of the democrats.
Mr.. Buchanan made a popullht speech,
In which he urged them 70 join the pop
uilsts. scoring both the old parties.
A negro named Blounf made speech,
In which he denounced In no uncertain
terms The third party.
The following delegates were elected TO
the county convention: i. i. Ferguson,
i. Graves, A. w. Davis. 8. Osborn. WIN.
Johnson VIM. Seaton. j. j. Booker, Il.
3. Moore, Anthony Simmons. l.. Harris.
l.. r. Whiting. W, l.. Lockett. r. ].
l. 81 Johnson, NJ. K. Marsh. +. Latson,
p. II. Sargeant, y. Osborn, w. BOYD,
Wesley House, John Lott. l. w Jones,
x. u. Powell, II. Gardner. J. v. Jones,
Davis Walker, j. r. Waking, j. q. Da-
vis. ]. s. Ferguson. Henry Carroll, Il.
+. FEEDER, Wesley Scurry. /. w Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Brenham, Texas, July 3.--At a meeting
OF the Washington county bar held al
the court house yesterday motion was
made and carried that COMMITTEES be
appointed to draw UP resolutions indors-
MI the candidacy Of Hon. Il. c. Hume OF
galveston as associate Justice Of the SUI
preme court
Judge Bryan. r. L. Pennington and o.
l.. Edd.ns were appointed as committee.
The following was reported by the com
mittee and adopted and signed by all
The members OF the bar present at the
'.Be il resolved by the members OF the
washington county bar that we recognize
IN The person of Hon. II. G. Hume a man
Whose great purity OF character. intelleci-
uai ability and profound knowledge OF the
law eminently fts him for the exalted
position OF associate justice of the Hu-
preme court OF Texas and we heartily
s-eommend him TO the people OF Texas
Tor that position; and be II further
resolved, That the members % this bar
request the delegates from Washington
county 20 the State Democratic coaven-
lion TO vote for and support Hon u.
c. Hume for the position OF associate
fuatice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Calyefs., Texas, JuN a. Yesterday af-
tcrnoo-. while dgelng well about four
list Ridge, negro named swisher was
n the Wen and the damp air killed him
Instantly,
statsr NJ 60 Nt,ttst, a., Il. nf,,',
this week
Little Miss Earl WISER left Yesterday
Tor a short visit IN ltOuaton to the FAM
ny OF Mt W. l.. Bailey, an old resident
OF this place some six year. ago
a game Of ball viii be paved hero AZ
the old ball grounds this afternoon at
3aQ between the Calvert second nine
and String Prairie team, An exciting
game is expected as both are good teams
Mrs. ". Watkins returned home To En-
MIS- today after an extended visit to T. w.
Garrett'a family OF this place,
Mr., G. =. Mersiith made nylng visit
10 Nnco on business Thursday,
quite number OF people from here
VIII take advantage OF the cheap rates
10 San Antonio Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

T.oclhart, Texas, July la.--On last sun,
day llev. SIR. daddy began n pro,r0cted
ravlval service at tho Baptist chii'ch ~
l.ocikhhrt. which " yet IN progress and
considerable iatereHt N manifchl a.
Rev j.. J. CrAmer OF the Christian
church " holding a successful cnniD meet
lnr on Clear Fork, four miles west OF
l,outhHrt where large congregations OF
The neiRhborhood and many from "A dis
lance assemble uyery night 10 hear the
eloquciit sermons OF Or. WriNii OF Dali
as. who Is assisting IN the conduct OF
negro named Robert Washington
died here n few days since from the OK
cessive smoking Of cigarettes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

cions exhibits. This. however. was an in
.ital-Sn mat ale reporters had enjoyed
from the first OF the fair through the
courtesy OF the exhibitors
G. t'alNner Of Waco preseated the re-
porters with crate of selected fruit
grown IN the Sherman Commerolhl nurse
rles of John 8. Kerr.
Secretary Huffman was particularly
obliging to the reporters and in every in
stance during the three days meeting he
offered them valuable assistance.
Several OF the luscious watermelons
were cut and the members entoyed them
selves sampling the different fruits that
had been u forbidden beauty during the
fair. until II was time TO take the Santa
ise train for Alvin. IL was the Intention
TO go as far as Alvin and stay there for
the afternoon. continuing 10 Galveston on
the evening train, where they would stay
until today. The return Is to be by way
OF Hitchcock. where the members Win
visit their ex-presdent H. NJ. String
fellow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

GonRnics TeSur. July IA pistrict coArt
" engaged on the criminal docket th
one conviction Tor the week Doc Martin
two years for stabblng his brother Blli
Martin
The grand jury Adjourned yesterday
seven bills IN oll.-eleyen FOR feonleH aud
thirty-alx for mlgdcmeunors The grand
Jury also returned written report Ia
reRlrd 10 the iull, officers reports, etc.
The rcnort says that they have examined
Into the alleged reports Of bribery, etc,
IN connection with the court house con,
tract. but failed to mud eyideuce enough
to urlmiuate any one, Htill leaving the
Impression that there was something
Wrong
Tie meeting conducted by Rev. sid
Williams In the tabernacle or Hhod rs
drawing good congregations, though there
have been fey conversions yet Mr. VIII
inms u nil earnest worker nnd interest
Ing. Excellent music Is rendered hy tho
choir under the leadership . Mr.. J a.
Brown, Three services a day nro held.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Wharton, TexaH. Juiy i3--A lively cut.
ting scfRpe took place last night after
supper out at the nnlton colored church,
Tom Dloltuon, armed with rngnr FLASHED
General Munnon (both negrooD IN acy-
efni places. one wound fevcring the main
facial artery, bled ouplouAly ana the
patient cume noHr dying from weakness.
hr. Phil Phillips. fresh from collage
took the wounded man In hand and saved
ana was complmentcd by The older ply
nicianH,
sheriff Hughes left for SINNER on buaI-
ness connected with the Dickson ch-
tate.
IL liz a cold day for Wharton county
when Constable Heart falls 70 get bis
prisoner. Herald, an escaped convict run
Into his snare yesterday from Colorado
county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Qulninna, Texay. July i3.--Clty Marshal
Cqgc has received. notice from n, y.
ont for Miller Hammond and Charlie
gaulff, both convicted In Llgno county
Lass June FOR the murder OF Thos, u.
Dunn and each given nlnety.nius years.
lat az Austin luly s. and $500 reward ~
Offered for each OF them, dead or alive,
Nctice RAYS thoY urc coming TINS way,
The United States tug boat Annie, With
u corps Of cnglu,Hs, passed here ycster-
day for Nolaaco
The citizens az Quiniann win probably
meet his week and appoint committee
10 wait upon officials Of the uulf Shore
railroad and ascertain what Inducements
are requisite to Hpcurc an extension Of
the proposed rlad 10 this point
Many summer visitors Including several
wagon loHda % campers, ara enjoying the
hraez0 nnd SURF balhlnR here nov.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Sabine Pass. Texas. July ia.-The pilot
boat Folly. while returning from Calves
con 70 the Pass with sailors for the Brit
ISL schooner Severn. ran ashore I'VE miles
this side Of High lalunds, whore she now
lies. Captain Gcrmiry, who was on board,
came through With bis men by wagon.
viii BE- hauled out, cnilfed and again
paced IN her proper elemeui--the raging
deep.
The schooner Severn cleared todhy for
Tampico. eNxiro. with s05, ~ feet o. fum-
her. loaded by the Consolidated ExVCrf
Lumber company 81 Beaumont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Pans TexaA July la-Fully 300 peo-
M .oday and All had good time: The
crowd was badly DIVIDED, politically,
barrfnr women aud children. r. =, Gore
of Corricann made the INST speech. lie
began NJ n. m. and closed at ~ y.
~ With regrets. Wlilie Young, boy .cf
HI then nanlhllated tho democratic party
by delivering u composite speech 81 ~ach
Senators Kyle, Pefffr and "Sockicsn lcr-
anpiauded and ghe crowd went Wild
WIEN While challenged Roger O. Mills
10 answer him and Mills did not come
forward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
w. f. Iucns.

Kennedy. Texas. July B.--At o'clock
this morning n gloom was cast over the
town of Remedy by the death OF w. r..
Lucas. manager OF the rai.rond lunch
counter NJ this place. MIR. Lucas came
from San Francisco TO this place ahou,
n yea ago to take charge OF the Rail-
road hotel and had gained the respect
ana esteem of all he met.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

overion. Texas. Ju'y y. The grand
Jury for this county adjourned here yes
ierdny, after finding nfy.three true bills,
nfteen OF which we're for felonles.
Mr.. j. H. Trlon LETT here few days
markets 10 sell cotton for future deliv-
cry.
Mr. Joe Huter Of Louisville. Ky, is
prospecting Ia Overton.
overton has gun club organized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
uI.uPIiILL

HemphllL Texas. July 9.-our young
people spent a very peasant evening
&. H. Oilphlnt
The Methodist parsonage H. IN course q
construction, and when completed u Will
add much 70 the appearance OF the north
end Of town.
The recent rains have made our corn
crop safe for another year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Brenham. Texas. July IS --sheriH
league this morning served four more
Writs OF Earnixhntnt on the First Ma
tional bank restraining them from paying
drawn -ecently IN q lottery. These gar.
instruments were run by Messrs. kearcy
Garrett fer creditors 81 Ringener Bros.
& Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Brenham, July iS.-At the residence OF
the brides parents. MIR. ana AIRS, Albert
" liheim, at 500 CLOCK last night. rev.
u. Langner oulciatmg, air. FrItz Hart
nun anu Miss Marguerite Wilhelm were
united In marriage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15
THE DEATH ROLL.


Brcnham, Texas. July i2--At his home
In the southern part OF the city AT q
O'Clock last evening Mr.. W. r. lahnke.
an old and respected citizen OF this city
breaihed his last. after an Illness OF q
weeks Duration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Bryan. Texas. July i9.-lames y. Con-
way. of the firm OF Lawrence q Conway,
Bryan, died this morning and was buried
at Thompson Creek cemetery AT o'clock.
OF United Worlsmen. The deceased was
81 years old
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

Jlarnes city Texas. July i2--1'he nrat
hale on cotton for this season was sold
In town to-day. Mrs Robins raised H. IL
was sold to Buchel Wagner 4 Co. for "a
cents per pound.
new iaii Wednesday by J y. Sea, the
sheriff, being three Mexicans for horse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CALDWELL Texas, July l2-Married,
last night, MIR, Green -. Williams and
young people have a host OF wen visa
els aiOHs mes Journey.