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c. g. SLOAN & Co. AUCTIONEElS 1907 @ ST.
Successors TO Ia.timer * Sloan).


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ACRES OF VALE
ABLE LAND, HIGHLY IMPROVED. SITUATE
on THE RIDGE ROAD ABOUT HALF NILE
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BRIDGE,
noRMEHlN THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT
18th day OF May. AID. 1873. and duly recorded in
Liher No. 1872. folio 15S q seQ., Of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia. and At the
guest Of the party secured thereby. VIII sell az
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, lsa4 at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described piece or
parcel Of ground and premises, lying and being 10
the county Of Washington. in the District afore-
said. aud being part u lot numbered eleven al,
IN the subdivision OF "Bayley's Purchase ana
Fortune Enlarged contained within the follow
corner Of said lot. and thece with the line OF said
lot south seycnty-iive and one-half degrees cast
*. aSia degrees e. twenty eight IeTthes 2s Pl 10
the road, thence with said road north twenty-four
az Pr, thence north sixteen degrees west a. ID
degrees W. ten perches 10 Pl. thence north twen-
ty-hNe degrees west N. - degrees W. four perrh-
cs % P.l. thence north thirty-seVen and One-hulf
degrees west ~. 37Ib degrees w nine and two.
tenth percfes @ 2-lO P.l Ia a line Of said lot
thence south twenty-siN and one-baf degrees west
g. 26is degrees va twenty weight perches (2s PD
10 the beginning, containing three acres Of land,
more or less, together with the improvements.
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money in cash
ana The balance in one and years. with interest
trust on the property. all cash deposit Of
500 Will be Required at time Of sale. All convey
ancinc aud recording at purchasers cost. Terms 20
be complied with in ffteen DAYS from DAY OF sale,
OF the defaultins purchaser.
CORNELIUS ECKHARDr,
my5-d&ds Trustees
UowiNG TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
Is postponed until TiiIRSDAN, MAY TWENTY
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IVI + NEITHER,
CORNELIUS ECkHARDT.
5-d&ds Trustees.
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CyowfNG TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
Is postponed until THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1894, same hour and place. BY order
Of the trustees.
myi9-d&ds c. G.. SLOAN a CO.. Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs,
Gl2 ST. nv
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE All,
LOTS AT LEXINGTON. TO CLOSE SYNDI.

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE ORIGINAL
LOTS AT LEXINGTON. TO CLOSE SYNDI-
ON FitIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTEENTH.
lisa at FIVE O'CLOCK. the premises we shall
sell original lot :, In square -: lot y, In SQUARE
-; lots 10 and L. H. square .. being Geo Trues-
dell's addition Washington. and a suhdivisIon
Of tract or land knOwa as lexington. Lot Z Is on n
1t and has a front Of - feet by a depth OF loo
feet lot Il fronts Thomas St ana has sams
area as lot Z: lots 10 and ~ front on RaDdolnb 81
lciur sizes : above lots. =
Terms follows Lot 4 sold subject TO n fruet
OF - 100. lot Il subject 10 trust OF 81 125. lo.s
10 and Ia subject 10 trust OF S3.gTS lilo ~
ina indcr in cash. All conveyancing aud recordins
purchasers cost 500 deposit required al the
time Of sale each lot.
my5-d&ls THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Aucts
ETTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN cox.
sequence Of The rain until WEDNESDAY NAY
TNENTl-THlItD. lS9l. same hour and place
myls-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING d CO, Aacts
DULEY & HERRING. AUCTIoNEI,Rs.
rs ia. ave. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE WEST SIDE OF NfNF.
TENTH STREET BETWEEN l. Ann "
STREETS NoRTlINE$ST
On FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY FIFTH 1884,.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. will offer FOR sale
IN front Of the premises lot 81, square III fmtrv-
ed by elegant 3-story stone and brick house nutn-
bercd 113s 18th NV.
Terms stated nj time OF sale.
mylg-Gt DULEl HERRING, Auctions~rA
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UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON AC-
count OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, MAY
1894. same hour and place.
JEREMIAH Tickling,
1864 sd st. NV,
GEORGE E. FLEMING,
40 La. NV,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
SALE OF VALUABLE UxnfpRoy

RADCLIFFE, DARR G. CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
go Pennsylvania ave. NV
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CARD.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS: You are
cordially invited to attend this sale Of our rich
and valuable stock, made compulsve by the death
OF Mr.. Moore. The sudden demand Of his heirs for
a settlement of the business compels to resort
to this method. Goods will be sold In single lots
to suit private buyers. Respectfully,
ROBERT LEDING.
HOURS OF SALE: 10 TO 4; $3.50 TO 9.
Ladies invited Chairs provided my21-2t
TOLSON, GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
$50 La. ave.
(opp. Old City Post Ofice.)
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.
In front of and within our sales rooms, TUES
DAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-SECOND, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, large and general as
sortment of desirable Household Goods of every
description to which we invite buyers. ALSO 100
sample lots Fine Cigars.
Fine storage capacity.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman. 1t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Tyler Tex. June 81. II. wadlelgh,
general agent OF the Cotton Belt at Dali
las. spent the day ut headquarters
here. lie has been over a considerable
portion OF the state recently and re-
ports crops In splendid condition.
w. II. Mugford. the Cotton Belt oper-
ator shot by his brother-in-law, Joe
Garrett, about two weeks ago, ls re-
ported as getting along nicely now and
VIII recover.
The Tyler Southeastern RAILWAY Is
preparing to meet the threatened coal
famine by providing wood for use on
It's engines.
Alb Chapman, q 'spected of the Clark
murder. has not had n preliminary
hearing yet The sheriff this morning
came into possession OF two letters
written to the prisoner, the contents of
which for prudential resoua were
withheld, which. 1t Is claimed VIII
prove very damaging to him,
Hon. s. w. H. 1.unham Ia billed for am
address to the aoycrelgns here ON the
18th.
Mr. james +, Broughton and Miss
Emma DOnlcy were united In marriage
at the residence Of the brides mother
Mrs. =. =, Donley Rev. a. j, Fnweett
OF the First Baptist church officiating
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
THE STATE NOT BANKRUPT.
MIG PILES OF GOLD. SILVER AND
CURRENCY.
But II I. There for Other Than GEN
erai Expenses of the Government.
The Registration OF Warrants.
sbnvcrs Want Warrants
Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
Austin, Tex, June 9--Because there
is a slight deficiency in general rev.
enue 1t must not be supposed that
Texas Is bankrupt and the treasury
empty. II Is true that warrants drawn
against the treasury are being regis
tered instead OF being paid. but this
a temporary embarrassment of the gem
eral fund. When a man presents his
warrant TO the treasurer 1t is registered
and takes his turn, like the man who
goes TO mill, In getting his money rs
the revenue comes in. There have been
about 2S00 such warrants registered.
amounting to something like 100000.
ana Of these $50 have been called in.
with $4,000 set aside to redeem them.
The registration and redemption go
steadily on. but inasmuch as the rev.
enue comes in very slowly the num-
Der Of warrants grows rather thar
dlminishes and the deficiency becomes
more and more as time passes, and
Will continue TO increase until provls-
ion Is made for increased revenue. But,
hh peIoIe stlu' ~ must not DC con-
sidered that the state Is bankrupt and
the treasury empty. There IS plenty
Of money In Treasurer Wortham's
vaults to pay several times the amount
OF outstanding warrants, whether regis
tered or unregistered, In one Of Mn
Wortham's money boxes there are hve
United States treasury notes amount
ing in the aggregate to 10000. There
are little bags containing $4,000 in gold
each, and there are mountains of silver
dollars stored in bags in the big vaults,
as much as would comprise several
wagon loads, and, besides there is Il
large amount Of currency making the
total cash assets about half a million
dollars, But this money is placed in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

CNnOtnI I1IUn0fnI1
'Pe0N'
Dallas, Tex, June SIS. B. Maddox
oI;,s "Red - the courthouse ianItor.
-. MN, re,,,,, 49, - ~, aa,o,,,a
CUT WIN 'o"i'soh' o"e VI ms 'o'oleu
assistants, with a knife today. The
knife blade penetrated the liver, max
irg had womb
me +" N'
Ille steamers navy ana Dailas were
overhauled and thoroughly examined
by government inspectors yesterday
and pronounced in excellent condition.
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NArIoNAL coNvnNrIoN, y. p. 4.
oficinI Route for the Texas Dele
gates Selected.

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex, June 9-The arrange
ments for the trip Of the Texas dele
gates to the national convention OF the
Travellers Protective association at
Milwaukee have been completed.
George A. lill OF this city. VINO VIII
represent Post OF Corsicana, has been
IN consultation here today with ID. j.
Price, assistant general passenger
agent of the International and Great
Northern; w. A. Dashiel. travelling
agent Of the Texas and Pacific, and w.
II. Abel. Southwestern passenger agent
Of the Chicago and Alton. The result u
that the International and Great
Northern. Texas and Pacific ana ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain railroads to
ST. Louis and Chicago and Alton to
Chicago have been selected as the otli-
cIal route. Mr.. Hin as chairman OF the
railroad committee has completed all
the arrangements for transportation.
Tile Waco delegation will leave next
Will take the International and Great
Northern train. At Marshal the Texas
delegation will be Joined by the Louisl-
ana delegation and at Little Rock by
Arkansas delegation and at St Louis
the entire party VIII be Joined by the
national officers aud Missouri delega-
ton The fare will be one way rate
to Chicago and one and a third from
Chicago to Milwaukee, A very elabor-
ate entertainment has been provided at
Milwaukee and a special invitation IL
extended Texans to attend.
w, $. Blackshear. DR.. w A. Will
hanson and George A. Hill OF Waco
are delegates and win attend the con-
Vention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Cisco. Tex June 9.-Fine and gem
eral rains have fallen again over this
section OF thee ountry, and this. with
what We have already had, assures
good crops Of corn and cotton
j. NJ Huffman, who shot Constable
Pitcher IN a street duel last February,
causing the loss VI the constable's right
arm has been bound over for trinl
by the grand jury and the date OF his
trial set for this torn Of court lie was
required TO give "a $1,000 bond. which he
readily did, prominent citizens going Sc
curity for his appearance
Tho union Sunday school picnic yes
terday was a decided success. The
children were taken to the canyon
north OF the city and the grou}ia Sc
lected for the days festivities were on
tho banks OF the large reservoir OF the
Cisco Waterworks company.
NJ. v Mitchell, who wns recently up
pointed postmaster. received his COM
mission and took charge OF the Office
yesterday. with N. W,Noell as assistant
postmaster
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Counties Mr.. Virgins Hns Car
ried for Comptroller.

Special Dispatch
Austin, Tex, June o. Frio county
today made $1,000 payment on $4,000
courthouse bond.
According to the figures as made up
here Mr.. Virgins. candidate for comp
troller, has carried the following coun-
ties up to date Roberts, Hale. Hutch
inson, Lipscomb, Hemphnl. Donley,
Castro, Lamb, King. Haskln, Jones,
Uvalde, Mills, Webb. Duval and San
Augustine.
A meeting Is to be held in the sem
ate chamber Monday night for the
purpose OF establishing the Texas
Academy OF Liberal Arts. The ladies
OF the city are mauifesting consider
able interest I'm the matter. and Miss
Ney VIII elaborate the plan, while Dir.
Briggs Will deliver an address on art.
The Young Mems Business league of
Austin having affected permanent or
ganizatlon is now well on Its feet and
promises to be Of much benefit 10 Inc
city. ''''
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rnn wnArunnronD nuponr
Local News Iteu,s Of late 'c-t New
wheat.

wheat.
weatherford. Tex. June s,--A new
eteam laundry Will soon be in opera
tion near the Texas and Pacific passen-
ger depot.
crowdua Bros, have purchased the
interest OF Lee sandefer deceased, In
the large new warehouse on the Texas
and Pacific railroad track
The vindictive and destructive Eng
lish sparrows are getting numerous IN
the city.
Your correspondent was shown yes.
terdny by VIM Boon tax collector OF
Parker county, u bundle OF MeditetiA-
moan wheat grown on the farm 81 T.;
A. Laine OF this county, which WI
average when harvested thirty bushels
the Weatherford board OF trade at
their last meeting expressed disiatls-
faction at the delay OF tho bondholdefe
Of The Weatheriord Water, Light ana
lee company, and suggested that tm-
mediate aouon be taken In reeutSlns
Elder A. s. Bunting, pr. j. v. Ev-
erett, DIR, A. sims and w, a. llsk
have been appointed committee %
look after plnna and specifications OF
the proposed new Baptist church OF
this city, II IL thought the work Of
Dulluink VIII DC NohlihNhNNN ~ Wv Nt"N
week In October.
Alr. w. \. Myers Of Pacific express
fame and Miss Lucy Johnson OF this
city were united In the holy estate OF
matrimony "Wednesday night. the Rev.
]. y. G.. Rcaubim, rector OF the Episco-
pal church, oiiieiatlng Your CORE
spandent extends CONGRATULATIONS to
the happy pair and Wishes that peace
plenty and prosperity may attend their
pathway In LIE,
Captain w White OF the firm OF
White & Co. OF Dallas Tex, held an In
tervicw with IL, w Kuteman, chair
man OF the Weatherfori hoard Of trade.
and others Mt his Office Thursday, and
from the consultation the hope Is In
dulged that the gentleman aud his
company may cooperate with the cit
liens ~ Weatherford. and that an ar
tcslnn wen win be sunls and the water
problem solved
A memorial service viii be held al
the Independent order OF odd Fellows
lodge sunday NJ 4;so y, M, after which
they win repair 10 the cemetery for
the floral decoration n the graves OF
their deceased brethren.
The Neatherford city board OF equal
isers are In session this week for the
purpose OF adjusting assessed property
values,
Reports At the ranham headounr.
ters q this city today are encourage
Lnsclous nlums and peaches are
plentiful 10 this market
Dodgers are being distributed on our
streets Ibis nfiernocn stating that
Barry Miller of pQllas will sneak M the
court house AZ $50 p, m. on antl-pro-
An oyort u being sssde today 10
raiee a sufnclent sum orsinonev to Gu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

waxahachie, Ellis Co., Tex, June a.
In the baseball game here yesterday
between woSahaehle and ltasea the
victory was for the visitors, "a to 70.
The farmers In this section are har-
Nessing the wheat and oats and all say
the crop Is exceedingly fne.
Rov. w. Polndexter spent the day In
WaNahachle 10 day and win speak to-
night, He has made many friends this
Week who Will remember him with their
votes when they come TO the polls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Decatur. Tex, June O,--on the night
OF the 9th instant a emo horse and sad
die were stolen from II. IL. Halsoll,pres-
ldont OF the Vice County National
bank. As soon ms the crime was dis
covered Mr.. lIalsel offered II reward
OF 500 for the horse and thief aud
wired the officers OF adjoining counties
10 look out for them. In Il few hours
a telegram was received from tho sher-
III OF Cooke county saying he had cap
tured the man and horse. sheriff
Rucker left az once for Gainesville and
returned lant night with the prisoner,
who proved to be "a white man who has
been for some time past city scavon-
ger OF Decatur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
RnsrAunANrs ANp sALooNs .
They WIN Have 10 Close Hereafter
ON sunday.
Special Dlspgtch.

penison, Tex, June BY decision
handed down by Judge Woods of the
county court at Sherman this morn
ing, the case OF the city OF Denison
W, John Hines, large number OF
euinhination saloon and restaurants In
nus city will have 10 close sunday.
heretofore the saloons having a res
tanrant IN connection have been closed
and the eating house kept open. Hines
Kept a saloon and restaurant and was
HttNigned for being open on the Sab.
bath The case was talxen 70 the conn.
" court where Judge Woods con-
hfineh the decision OF the lower court
ana refused ia rr0~i new trial npon
the grouno- tnat slnply drawing 4
curtain before bar waa not closing
holding that the house had to b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

The Agreement Not to Canvass the
stnte--ArisRHsns Politics.

ny Associated Press.
Little Rock, Ark, June s.-The
United States senatorial contest as
snmed an interesting aspect today and
II now seems probable that one Of the
hottest party political fights ever Wit
messed in kansas is on. Governor
tiHhback Is opposing Senator Berry for
reelection. Il was decided to hold
primaries and mutually agreed By die
candidates that no canvass Of the stat
would he made. Up to the present
eleven counties have held primary
elections eight OF which instructed for
Berry ana three for Fishback. Several
county conventions In addition have
passed resolutions lndorsing Senator
Terry course In the senate. Governor
flshbaek has bolted the agreement TO
make no canvass and today wrote to
senator Berry that he would take the
stumn In behalf OF his candidacy June
~ This action was prompted by a
resolution adopted by the Flshbarlt
Grub at Fort Smith strongly intimatlng
that senator Berry is using federal
patronage TO secure a recollection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
PLUCKY SOUTHERN NJ
THEY INDoRsE CAVE sp|
SOME WAR rAcn. /


BY Associated Press. Il
st. Louis, Mo. June s.-Mu}
ing held last evening BY M
Woman's Historical soeIsy 4 u
the Grafton OF DR.. Cave d, IL 4
ing Of the monument to III \
Of the Confederate soldIsn III \
at Richmond. Va, was rsai I'D
ly applauded. A committee N
the following resolutions AL "A
which were unanimously slz3
Whereas. for many ysAn n.9
ern people have borne mlsn21
tion, ISLANDERS. abuses lasa|
jeers. hoping that thsy sasA
the animoslty OF their e0aqHfA'
that
Whereas. the policy u 80
not proved a shining success; q
be 1t
Resolved. that In our cpllin I
icy OF silence under fss's'<
abuse is unwise and shVus
longer pursued; and be i tn'a 4
Resolved, that we send 70 "
DIR. Cave our heartfelt than I
breaking OF that bad poliey' y;
him that we also have isti y y
unwavering faith that 80 ". 7. Y
posterity will decide that n. ~
in the right; and b i fuIad
Resolved. that we hsrssl Y. Z
TO the thinking people 81 Y
few indisputable facts o. " Il
South viii rest her cast y V
confidence OF winning TIE -.
/. That wars OF conquest Y
9. And wars Of defense ~ :
right. :,
3. That from the tirst 70 W !. :
OF the war the North iousn'
conquest. !,
4. That from the hrst y w T. :
Of the war the South 'oasa
of defense. u
s. That the South from " = /.
eager for peace; prayed if M Z I,
6. That the North's hn.- y: .
prayer was the army q s A, !,
20 hurl upon the South q X, 4, -
I. That at no time 40 a
have half az she had 'ar'' Z
late and conquer. Z.
many men to meet those n'''' :
vaders. Y
s. That IN It's four Year, Z. \. 4.
conquer the South he Nv ~ =
enormous sum Of ss.lit ,es'e y.
9. That In her efforts Y e.
quest the South had 10 W. Y. :.
she spent her hearts a''H :
stint, ...l,l
BY these and other indl:p'u'''
the South will be Judged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
The Grand counclI.



Waco, Tex, June 9.--The Texas Grand
Council of the order Of United Com.
merciol Travellers OF America was In
stituted here this evening. The FIRST
council in the state was organized in
this city ten days ago, and since that
time councils nave been organized at
Galveston, Houston and San Antonio
and more are expected to follow Quick.
W The Following grand officers We're
elected at the meeting today. which
WIS atte1ued by representatives of the
council: Past grand councillor. Olivey
Llppencott, Jr, Waco; grand councillor
Louis schneider, Galveston: Junior
grand councillor l.. $. Mckinney. cal.
weston; grand treasurer ]. Il. Flick.
lens, Waco; grand sentinel. H. G
Lange, San Antonio. Upon complation
OF the organization the grand lodge
adjourned to meet In Galveston In Juiy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Waco. Tex, June s.--The contention
that Waco has been making for some
time, that the city Is entitled to be
rated In the matter OF insurance as n
hrs' class city has been conceded by
the state Fire Underwriters assoeia-
rom ron as sec SHOWN by the following letter
citation. s' assn
Dallas, Tex, June S, 1s94-w y
Fort, ESQ, Waco. Tex. sir,
have your telegram Of even data n ~
am pleased to hear OF the actio, ~
the city council shall get ont Dn,ic o.
20 companies placing Waco in first CAS-
IA a. a. Ki Ippt D,1 very truly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

ciary for not enforcing the law and
declared that he proposed to continue
until every gambling den IN the city q
closed, Half OF the men against whom
the warrants were sworn out were ar
rested and gave bond for their appear
ance Monday morning
Ten Texas bridal couples are regis
tered at one hotel here.
An offer Of 100000 has been made
for the fremont opera house for club
purposes. pilot. the owner, wants $685.
900 md the deal Is off.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

horse thieves who stole 100 horses from
a rancho in the Creek country came
upon them in the wilds OF the Seminole
country last night and desperate bat
tie ensued. The firing was kept up
continuously for four hours. George
Hank Newcomb and John Fletcher,
outlaws, killed The rest Of the gang
escaped. but the officers are again In
pursuit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Tyler, Tex. June O--Both OF tho
mules driven by Clark. the man MUIR
dered near here last Saturday night.
have been found. one OF them not very
far from his home, IN Cherokee
county, the other near where the on.
quilt covered with horse hairs was also
found near the murdered mans home
and has been identified by Mrs. clarI,
as one her husband had with him on
his fatal trip to sherman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Two Persons Assaulted In Terrell,
Last Night.

f-N'e' AlSpdtcn.
Terrell, Tex, June a.--An attempt
was made about IL o'clock tonight to
asssais,sinate w. L. Jackson, a peanut
lsLd railroad. Hiie
some one fired at him through a
broken window pane Just as he was re-
ufing Tor bed; The bail caused a flesh
Wound In the back. near the spine. The
ball was found and proved to BE- a a.
eAhoer pistol Willie jackson. his son.
opened the front door. when some one
l'ryu az MIN, lust missing his head.
Young Jackson then turned loose and
lreu several shots, while several per-
sons fled away from near the car in
different directions.
living near by. officers are doing ali
Iney can TO secure the guilty parties.
The citizens are very Indignant over
me anair, as Jackson Is an inoffenslye.
Is nrsttv htSh =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

Sioux Falls. S. D.. June s-Rev
H. smart has contracted for over 20 ooo
acres OF land in Hamlln county fo,. a
temperance colony. No lana n,ni =.
SOLD except to protesting Chr,stia ue
and each deed will contain nrl', .iails'
which yoids II In case any 1iona S'o y,
SOFA. Mr. Smart once organized a Is
llar colony at Wesslngton snrjn-s sun I'm
u mas made Iaruld county a prohlb,,id e.
county. He intimates thar thl his u ~, ~.
,re os,fIiihning Of such colonies to orea ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10

large the Weatherford college building
for the accommodation OF Its Increased
patronage under the wise management
OF Professor switzer.
Miss Lota Gordon. the young lady TO
whom the Shropshire medal was award
ed and presented last night for pro-
Gciency In eiocution. left this after
noon for her home at Bluffdale, Eraih