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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
mi NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
xors FROM ouR OWN
sI"'' CORRESPONDENTS.
u,ebardson Charged With
+ x.ar Hiiisbcro VALVES an
" ..uon aud Is Held 10 the
,ar, In $1,000 bonds.

u, Tex, Sept. 4.--w. C.
sa'. ,.on charged with rape on Mrs.
muller. mentioned of which was
L : rhe Gazette last week. came
r. 49, and waived examination
4 =, require G. T. Jones, and was
". 7. rnder $1,000 bond TO wait the
~ l, ,he grand jury. G. Il. Butler,
was arrested on a warrant swqrn
~ ". c. Richardson, charging
Il ~, trying to extort money from
.'ndsr threats of charging him
Ina failed to make bond and
.'nanded to jail, bond being fixed
~ - A.,
I. ooupty, was brought In today and
,.sg.d insane By County Judge w.
| Birmingham. and was placed in
.aunty jail for safe keeping, await
,r.nsfer TO the asylum at Terrell
/, imposed cause being religious ex-
emit she having been in attend
/. an meetings held by what Is
.,,n as sanctifyoationists. She is a
..,bsr Of the ChrlStian church and
msmbers Of that church here are
| .,nv a strong effort to have her re-
"a nom the jail and placed UNI
Il, The control and supervision of
r. members here. awaiting an OPEN
(. "a the asylum at Terrell.
Jno. d. Warren. one OF our
I..rnehest citizens, and a sterling
snocrat, returned last night from e
IN Of several weeks to Colorado
{.,nrs Col, and other points. While
Colorado he visited the Cripple
~ country and made several invest
,sts while there in mining property.
I. ,peaks OF building n summer resi-
.nee In Colorado. He IL very much
.,ssd with the country but says he
La 20 back on Texas and especially
In county He kept posted while
Z, by reading The Gazette which
n, sent him from here.
4 M public free schools here opened
kreriay with an attendance OF &440
No children and sixty black children,
@,tng total of 500 out OF a possi-
y no The superintendent was Very
,rh grstiied over the attendance.
ne city council meets tonight in
snlar session and a proposition Will
made 10 the council for placing
ustem OF water works In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
lIICo.

Hico. Tex, Sept. 4,-rhe Hico high
school opened yesterday with fair
attendance.
The Baptist denomination will COM
mence soon large and commodious
building, the old one having become
too small for the increased member
ship. ,. 80,
This is the finest melon season that
was ever known In this section
Great loads OF watermelons are sold
on the streets, weighing from 20 TO 10
pounds, clouds,
Cotton picking Is progressing Slowly w,
ewing 10 recent heavy rains. The boil
worm is not doing so much damage
as first reported. n, r. Morrison has
bought the Garrett farm, near town
X. Y. Cox will rebuild on the corner
lot where the opera house stood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

nandall, Tex, Aug, Si.--cotton in
! section is extra good and is being
Eatrsd very fast and in few days
/ III gins Will be crowded to their
FIST capacity.
las managers OF our lumber yard
\ kept busy attending to lumber
r, thus showing much Improvement
tg on In this section.
lhs section was visited by one OF
Z heaviest rains of the season this
IHing, which will delay cotton pick
few days.
several reports Of mad dogs have
ne In town the last few days and
|. boys are reported to have been
Fnsn, but no signs Of hydrophobia
slhe. case.
" W, y. Roberts is having an addi-
put TO his hotel. which will give
ample room to comfortably care
all travellers desiring TO stop over
vur public free school will open here
uaoet l, and Will be taught by Pro-
e''r r. d. Horton as principal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05
aoynRSoR ruRNEy Angry
p.c,nres the Wilmington i'y"e"s
,,,.t he brought 10 Justice


chattanooga, Tenn. Sept 4.-Gover-
nor Turney intends to make II warm
,or the members Of the mob who lyneh-
"a ,he six negroes At Wilmington Friday
night The governor parsed tn, through =,
,bs CITY on his way to Nashyils anu
WY in,ery,lew by a reporter Of the
%ss,ciated Press. The Mlllingtoni
iyhehers must be brought TO justice
hs said with anger in his voice and
7 viii begin n thorough investigation
at once. / viii assist the Memphis ,, al-
thorlties In every possible way by onsr-
Ing large rewards and employing de-
teetives 10 run down the men who com
roitted this crime against civilization.
sweh outrages as this Mllington affair
"a a disgrace TO any community. ana
an example must be made OF the say
ayes who composed the Inob. There
rs no use IN linking about the matter.
Action IL what Is lecesHsry, ana TINS
win Be done al once Lynchings must
be stopped In Tennessee = II Is IN my
power 10 do 50. and / believe that 1t
Is "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

List Of Those Prcsent--A Trip ON the
Hay.

Hay.
Galveston. Tex, Sept. 4.--The sec
und annual meeting Of the County
Clerks association was held In the dis
trict court rooms today. In the alb
senoe of President w. b. Bishop OF
cleburne, Mir. l., Hughes Of Dallas,
twas elected president, and a. l., Elliott
OF Dallas, secretary. Those present at
the meeting were: l.. A. Hughes, sec
rotary, Dallas; A. l.. Elliott, Dallas;
Il. H. Brown, Waco; John =. King,
Fort Worth; II, n, Compton, Freeatone
county. w. 10. Cody, Erath county
B A. Mckinney. Fannin county; a. A.
Seward Washington county: W. NJ.
GIN, Milan county; Il. V. Roshorr1ush,
Harrison county; E. Z. hawkins. EMS
county; j h. Record, Dallas, W. II,
Hudson. Dallas; II. w. height and
George II. Low. Galveston. whe follow
ing new members We're elected: Ed l..
sturdevant, Potter county; NJ. g. Lam
hath TAYLOR county; w. A. Phillips,
Irpsheer county: o. a. Seward, Wash
iupton county; h. a. Mckinney, Fnnnin
county Il. II. Roahorrough, Marshall
A. NJ. Knight, Galveston; w H. blalr'
Dallas; George u. Law. Galveston jas,
A. Burke. Gollad. To the honorary
r,enbership the new names added were
u. C. Barry, Lee J. McMahon. EDMOND
burke. s. w Swing. d. y, l.eorow,
A Warden. " r. Logan, II, D. boul-
wore and William schmidt.
The day was spent IN orghniz9tlon,
ard concluded with delightful trip on
the bay and to the jetiies' ,,,.
w, H. Cody Of Erath county, eVu-
.,n Of "Buffalo Bill" is attending the
Convention and forms a strlkihg hgui n
res smbling In appearance nus , liz he
brated relative. The conveh'oh ,i W." an,t J
~ 10 important business tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

In murder TRIAL before u Western
court, tho prisoner was abba TO
account Tor tho whole OF his time,
except i've minutes, on the evening
whom tho crimc was committed HIS
counsel argued that II was impossible
for him to have killed the man.
under tho circumstances, In 30 brief
period. aud ON that plea largely
based his defense, tho other toati-
mony being strongly against his
client When the prosecuting at
tornoy replied, ho said GLOW long
tlmo really Is i've mlnutosP Lot
ua SEQ. VIII his honor command
absolute silence In tho courtroom,
for that aunccn The judge gra.
cionsly complied There was clock
on tho WALTZ Every eye in tho court
room was liked upon IL, rs the pen
dulum tioked on the soconda Ihore
was breathless silence. Tho koon-
wItted counsel waited until tho tired
audience gave sigh OF rolioi al tho
close OF the period, and thon asked
quietly could no not have struck
one fatal blow In all OF that tlmo2"
Tho prisoner was found guilty. and.
az It was proved aitorward, justly, -
ArROnauk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

A six,ohamberod revolver has
been found In railway cutting near
tho battlefield OF Cullodon. Tho re-
yolyer, which Is apparently OF French
mike is Of tho pin-lrc pattern. with
ono barrel Tho stock IS Of ivory
and the barrel and chamber arc
ornamonted with some iino scroll
work. II Is believed TO hayo boen
the property OF some Of tho french
officers who accompanied Prince
Charlie on his lll-iatod expedition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Houston, rex, Sept 4.--J. N Bray
was taken In charge today by Dstec-
tive l. Reeves OF Cleveland. Ohio, md
was taien back there tonight ~ an
ewer to several charges Of cfnbeEzle-
mcnt made by plano mandatory.
Bray admits having sold n plano and
II was denied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Won r. a. Bell OF Fort worth Is
billed to speak here tomorrow, ana VIII
,s,l the people why he should be re-
as some reason the Gazette failed 70
~ 1n,,,,,asas. which caused It's
reach Le much disappointment
ms Me var Townsen is busy today IAN; ana
saTs he inteads clearing np ne s sn,a,.;
S s,5,eh causes SONS uneaslhsss Ai'io-'s
IN. law breakers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Graham. Tex. Sept. 1.-The Metho-
slsts Of this place are soon 10 have
NEAT new brick church. The contract
for IFS erection was awarded to Wood
q coeburn today. When completed IL
eli, NJ nuIte an addition to Graham
The citlzsns OF Graham have raised
.,,,,a moe sum OF money 10 be eS-
- aS an The roads near Graham. a
pa tI was today let for repairing
IA grading the Bowers hill." just
,, 49, ~ town. such public spirit speaks
well for our people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

won. Dlseoun, second. soundmofe third.
Time. ~ 80.
Third race one mile, selliug.-ltgarp
won. Dutch Skater 'second, Antipodc
third. Time. tti s-5.
Fourth race ave furlongs--rhe Com
moncr won. Counter Tenor second.
Trina third, Time, ! 0i 50.
Fifth race. one mile and a sixteenth.
on turf--vold won, MISS Dixie second.
Watterson third. Time. las a-h.
sixth race-w ooddocks stakes. one
mile. on turf--fiavoc won. True Penny
second. Brioso third. Time. l;iL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Roscoe. Tex. Sept. 4.-The public
school opened this morning with good
attendance and everything appears to
be in good working order for good
school under the management OF Prof
j. c. Johnson.
our gin man, c. l.. Roa. is repairing
his gin and getting wood preparatory
for the cotton crop.
Walter Spires. eight years old, son OF
q. c. Spires. was badly cut last week
on a wire fence by horse running
and pitching with him. The horse was
also badly used up with the wire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

washington Sept 4--First race. half
mlle-Little Charlie won. Princess Re
helda second. Cloverdale third. Time,
.bl l-2.
Second race. 1--WE furlongg- Belle
blackburn won. Mollie Penny second.
Needmore third. Time, 100,
Third race. six and onc-haif furlongs
Some More Won. Matte chufn second
Hemet miro Time. 1:zS 80.
Fourth race, six furiongs-C, o. d.
won. Clara Belle second. Headlight
third. Time, l;ii.
F'ifth race. five furlongs--N Meadow
won, Senator Hin second, Martha Wood
third. Time, 100 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

"IIad long rebate wild Parson
smiiI dis mornin' bout who Invented
chickens said Uncle Nose well.
did You decide .t2n ''No. sab. we
des couldn't lowed from do wny
dey tastlz dat do good Lord hisself
must oh made EN-. but the parson no
lowed from do way doy makos his
flock fall from grace dat dey must
OF been got up by do debblc bissolf "
-lndlnunpolls journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

4, l'.el Tex, Sept 4.-Mer<el Is to-
s',Aout a saloon for the first time
d history, as a result OF the ac-
NJ me Christian people OF our town
h !. u senerai waking lip to the cause
\ I risslsnity.
Ia, ~ s-leon man arrived at the sonolu-
|, nA' he could not serve the Immae-
(. ~ ..-'7r and sell liquor. consequently
49, sped the entire stock OF eight
|kss.s. ana cases OF liquors. all bar
and appurtenances INFO was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Prince Ponislonelti. the gueet OF
honor ut Mrs Newlyritch's altar
noon rccep.ion-Hank you. madame.
] shall accept cup Of coifco wiz
mooch plai1haire.
Aimc. Newlyritoh. concerning
whose early history eociety Is Ia
the dark. addressing tho osteror's
attendant Draw onel - Chicago
Hnnnrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Paris. Tex, Sept, 4.-Mary Randall,
negro woman. attempted TO commit
suicide by taking morphine. but she
was brought around all riaht. She had
trouble with her husband
The MARY Conner College" was or
gnnized here yesterday. Work on the
building win begin soon.
Cotton picking has begun in earnest
and the colored population has gone to
tAn naIinIN..-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

J. w Carter, generni live stock agent
Of the Rock island, has gone on a visit
TO his old friend Don Jorc Delgado do
oju In Maverick county The old gem
tieman, who IL q noted character In
hin section, was al one timc mn OK
tensvg owner OF cattle. but suffered
great losaqs during the drouih laat
year HIS miafortunea. however have
not caused Mi Carter 20 lose interest
In hun aud he win accordingly stop
with him Ia his usual round through
that country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Augusta, Ga. sept Henry RRwath.
the oldest locomotive engineer 10 Amer
lea, has just died, lie pulled the throttle
Of the flrst engine used on the South
more than half a century continuous
service with that road, He CT rtlnued
In charge OF an engine until e years
of axe. when his cyeslght failes him.
At the time OF his death he was So.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Bartlett. Tex. Sept 4,--MrA Capt.
Dallas while returning from oeorgia,
stopped at Bonham 10 visit her SON
in-Inw. when going 10 the train at
night che slipped OF the side walk ana
broke her ankle. she was taken here
and an medical attention possible was
given her, but high fever set Ia and
aha died this morning AZ O'Clock. She
viii be taken 20 Holland 10 her last
resting place where her husband and
several cbiidron are buried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

slldell, srex.. Sept 4.-slidell first
nine crossed bats with picked nine
from Denton. Dallas Aill Town and
Sanger yesterday at the Denton fair
ground. and defeated Defiion. score,
10 to Is Time OF game. 1880,
Second game today nj a M, Slidell
defeated Denton. Score, ~ to 5. Time,
300.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

egstes and visitors are In the town.
yet the attendance IL not near 40 great
a. was expected owing to the late
heavy rains. pr. Anderson OF Green
vine spoke TO the people last night on
the resurrection OF Christ
Portia, little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. slefer. died this morning Of diph-
liberia. They loft this evening for Mo-
line. No, for burial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

saaiee. Tex. Sc pt.4-John STEM
=. nfsesher and w. NJ. Myers cat
n we're consumed by FIRE yesterday.
~ II from sparks from the furnace.
~ hafneet received the largest
dry goods yesterday ever
~ .sh, to this place.
Won. ~ wheat mere put p'eh's "
'.sAI sold for 20 cents saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

First Actor Whore are you goingG
second Actor TO tho mountains
First Actor Write and let me
know, old boy. how much they AFRO
giving waltora. and III try TO raise
money enough to join you Texas
siitlngs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

neases aud arguments The district at
toraey closed at 10 O'Clock y. m. The
Jury was out until " o'cicck Saturday
night. The verdict was: I'VE. tho Jury,
lind the defendant. W. T. Owens. not
guilty"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

london. Sept AT the Derby SUM
mer meeting today the champion breed.
crs' biennial foal stnkeH OF 1900 eovci-
cignR was won by Sir 1'nttonasylSe's bay
colt Racontcur, and Cannon's brown
colt Cursor. was second. J II. Hould-
sworth's brown ANY. Chccry, third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Al Minneapolis Minneapolis. 8;
GRIND Rapids. Is.
At Brookiyn--Brooklyn, o; Glove
land. 5,
At BaltImore-Baltimore, o. Chi
cage. 3.
4, washing,on--wash :; St
Louis, TO-
At Boston-Bostou, 80, Louisville, II.
At Phnadelphia--Ph g; en-
oinnau. Q.
AZ New York--pittsburg, 10; New
York IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

In times OF scarcity the South
African natives sometimes rob tho
nesta OF tho termites. aud as much
as ayo bushels OF grain have been
taken from q single nest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

On tao wall OF the south aisle OF
Hereford cathedral. In England, Is
preserved the celebrated "Mapph
Mundp data clrca l2s2-l3oo). The
map Is chiefly filled with ideas takoa
from ancient historians
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

New York. sept t---shecpshssd Bay:
First race. Futunty course. selling
DsfargIlia won. Aru,itAge second. Chat
tanoogh third Tirne. III
Second race. one Observation-Disclosures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

Monroe. La. sept. 4--Geo Maniear.
& colared man. was dangerously whip
ned last night by q mob of colored
mon for having assaulted negro cirl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

washington. Sept l.--'rho cash ball
ance in the treasury today ia sl2IaQs.-
1877. Of which sos iOGi7S was gold re-
serve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-05

c.,sa,e TEX. Sept 1.-The Baptist
ssts,,,n Is in session here and as
assoe'A .'.,,,,s,,se quite number OF del
The Black range., 1894-11-02

on contact Iime, between limestone
and porphFy aud tfaehyte, aEgepiiter'
Gus copper ores also occur between
porphyry and lime, the ores being sui
phides, oxides and some iron,
Hermosa, Kingston, Percha, Hills=
borough and Lake Valley ores are Flen
and easy to reduce,
Hillsborough is the county seatl the
principal towns are Kingston, Lake
Valley, Chloride, FairvIew, Hermosa'
Grafton, Palomas, CuehillO, and Mo"-
ticello. The latter three are in the
agricultural sections of the country
whereas the former are mostly support
ed by The mining industry.
Sierra, although one of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is prosper
Gus and progressive one. Magnilcen'
chances for investment are Offered
there, the capitalist, the stock-grower
the miner, the farmer and the home
seeker.
The Black range., 1894-11-02
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The evening world., 1894-01-27

Mrs. Cramer. land keep each other
warm, and have a good visit hesidcs.'
Was it all chance that the chamber the
two ladies' occupied had in the wall an
open stove-pipe hole leading through to
the one wnere Jonas slept with iiNc-
year-old Teddy?
Aunt VI never thought of it when she
and Mrs Cramcr wcV" SO busily talking
far into the night, bu' Jonas ON the
other side of thu wall had ample occa-
sion to remember 1t.
He slept soundly for awhile, but per-
haps 1t was his good angel that wok"
him just In tim" To hear Aunt Vi ash
What do you think about Mary"
Mrs. Cramer was Il lady VINO used not
as we'll Being new To III" bingham
house. she saw II through unacCus;om"d
eyes and she bad made up her mind
fully. Still she hcsitdici littl" before
u think" she said imnrossiycly that
she is starving 10 dralh"
For IN" land snkcs"' calculated
Aunt vi, you don't know what You're
taking about. such providcr as iona
bingham Is. Always hHys his -four by
brrld ana ON" for pastry, makes no 81
OF maple sugar and huHR al the white
sugar a body has mind To use, klllS
the incest of pork and pee; 'NrrE VIM
geese and ducks; lambs m the FAN ard
the beautifulcst Yea, every Spring; buys
fresh meat any time in the summer d"u
Of course they hav" milk and cream aHd
eggs OF their own all the year rouui.
Hes always hringing hNuu honey ami
fruit and oysters any luNurh n" nap
pens t. see. He's too fond Of good liN-
ing himself tn starNr anybody - h'
house.
The eating is y very small part "
the true me-, said Mrs. tram'r. VIII ;,
Aunt Vi paused Tor breath. II car 81"
that Mars mind and soul mr." stlrvu.
here in this hare hous" "h"r" work and
utility are the foremost things uU'
beauty and pleasure have no place. /
say nothing Of her }cars of, ovyNgrk
Tor she might have endured ali that
without breaking down, If she could
have had the sweet combinations ~
Ne as she went along, She has "A great
deal Of taste and a keen love for tie
beautiful, but the force Of circumstnnc' q
here has kept crushing tnat al the
while, Her hetter nature Is being liter
ally starved tn death
No matter what further the ladies
said. Jonas bingham heard no NOR"
though he neither PIT his Fingers in his
ears. nor rose and stopped the stoveplpt
hole. Mra. cramcr's words had Opened