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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14
The Queens Jubilee Bonnet.

The Duchess Of Bedford lately told a
girls needlework society in Mile End
that the bonnet which the queen wore at
the jubilee service was practically made
by the Princess Of Wales.
"It was sent home," said her grace,
"looking heavy and ugly. Nobody dared
return it to the milliner without the
queens orders, and nobody liked to ask
har majesty for such instructions. So
the ladies in waiting showed it to the
Princess Of Wales, knowing how clever
she is in all such matters, and her royal
highness with her own hands altered it
and twisted it till it became the ex
tIemely becoming and tasteful head
dress which we all admired on that
memorable occasion. Everybody who
saw it thought that the queen had never
had prettier bonnet, but how it came
to be so pretty is news of today. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To ]. B. Gilbert and Il. P. Thompson their
grantees, successors or assigns
You are hereby notified that the undersigned, q
co.ownsr with you In the Logan and the Emma +.
lode mining claims. situated in the Ferguson Min
ing District, Cuonty of Lincoln State of Nevada,
has performed the work and made the expendi.
lures said above mentioned claims and each OF
them, necessary to hold the same for the year A.
D. l893 required by section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States and that the amount
due from you, your grantees, successors assigns
on account OF such expenditure on said claims Is
as follows: j. B. Gilbert, one-third interest
5000. II P. Thompson one.third interest, $66..
66
And II within ninety days after the publication
Of this notice, you fail refuse to contribute
your said proportions Of such expenditure as CO.
owners, your interests in said claims will become
the property Of the subscriber under said section
1924. JOSEPH FRENCHEY.
Hiko, New. Feb. l8, 1894.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14
Application for a Patent.
No. 902.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson City, Nevada, April 9, 1894.
Supplemental notice is hereby given that
William Lloyd, whose postofiace address is Pioche
Lincoln County, State of Nevada, did on the Goth
day Of June. A. D. 1893 hle his application fora
a patent for fifteen hundred 1900 linear feet OF
the "Prince" mine vein bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred (2Oo) feet In width.
situated in the Ely mining district, County OF
Lincoln and State OF Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this Office
as Lot Number 5S. in Township No. l, North of
Range, No. 81 East of Mount Diablo base and Meri
dian, the boundaries and description Of said ot
No. 81 being as follows to-wit:
Beginning at post marked No l . U s. L. No 68,
at the south Least corner Of this claim, whence the
quarter section corner on eastern boundary OF Sec
So, T N CT Q, bears II deg OF min 2433 feet
thence running first course "a deg 68 min 100
feet to the center Of south end line, whence the
discovery point marked U. s. l.. 58 disc, bears 25
deg .02 min 100 feet, 200 feet to post marked U.
8. L. 68 No 2; thence second course N rs deg .02
min 1900 f. to post marked q. 8. L. So No 81
thence third course "a deg SO min Z 200 feet to
post marked U. 8. L. So No 4, which is also the N
W corner of tho Bullionvills claim q. s. survey
No ST. thence along the south west side line of said
Bullionvlls claim, 25 deg .02 min e, 1900 feet
to the place of beginning.
bears 65 deg E 81 feet distant; shaft rs feet
deep bears $ 81 deg 20 min e 1886 feet distant; q
shaft 73 feet Deep bears So deg 90 min las
feet distant; blacksmith shop bears II deg 50
min E 1885 feet distant, and house bears 81
deg 25 min E. 371.5 feet distant.
Magnetic variation 18 degrees east containing
8 80 acres The location of this mine is recorded
In the Recorder office of Lincoln Comfy, Nevads
In book sd" of mining notices at page 4la. Th'
adjoining claims are the "Bulionville," U.
Survey No ST which adjoins Oh the east. Thii
notice is supplemental to original notice, tt
correct mistake therein, pursuant to an order o
the Commission of the General Land Ofice.
Any and all persone claiming adversely any por
tion Of said Prince lode, mine or surface grount
are required to file their adverse claims with tn.
Register of the United States Land ONCE at Carso
City in the State Of Nevada during the sixty day
period of publication hereof, they will be barre
by virtue of the provisions OF the Statue.
o. H. GALLUP, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice o
application for atent be published for the perio
Of ten consecutive weeks, in the Phoebe RECORD
weekly newspaper published at Pioche, in tn
County Of Lincoln, State of Nevada.
o. e. GALLUP, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14

On complaint of United States Marshal
Humphrey, Dan O'Keefe was tried before
Justice Jewett last Faiday, charged with
burglarizing the postoffice at Candelaria.
United States District Attorney Jones ap-
peared for the prosecution. P. M. Bowler
defended O'Keefe. After hearing the evi.
dence and the arguments, Justice Jewett
dismissed the case.
The report that the fruit crop OF Lassen
WIS entirely ruined by frost was somewhat
exaggerated, and it is claimed by the papers
as we'll as from other sources, that while
the crop will not be of wonderful magnitude
still there will be enough to supply the
home market and some to spare. keno
| Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

different crFnnlsaucna to n'a r'fs ~
dty long they came from all points %
the noiilnaas. The visitors Were met
by uifcrcnt lvcvptlun c9innilltass Nuu
WEN mtde comfortable.
IN the great parade ~ the evening
over $1,000 men were In line Thu whole
can't, - an end with 4 grand lloat.
representing Aioihcaia OF music and
tong, Viewed fis,m The arcade u the
Madison SuuarN pnrdcn the econe was
inspiring IN tho extreme.
The rcccptlcn committees hcndrunr-
tors were 1T the Hotel Bfuhsvvicls.
wherr. from the balcony. the guests
viewed the parade. The principal
quests Were Cov, Flower, Gov. iogg
am Ftah ~ TvN.,H.
The leaders % the shcngerhunds
from an rarta " the country They
were received by Mayor Gllroy and
mcmhern OF the reception committees.
Passing the 2runawiclt the parade
marched 20 Fifty-nlnrth street and
Firth avenue where 1, dishandnd, the
paraters going 10 Arinn LicderlSranr.
Hoiuehnnd aud other clubs. the courtc-
sizes of which will be extended 10 them
| durinn their a,ay IN town,
The iirHt onncert begins at $50 o'clock
tomorrow night at Madison SQUARE gar
i den The aoeoni concert VIII BIZ on
Sunday afternoon and Will be devoted
20 competitive prize singing. Theirs
| wii' ass hr gnftfrtn on sunday G ."n'
/ Ing and Monday each concert VII be
marked BY special program all " them
Including FROM the great masters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

The Grrnd jury in the spgnr In
vestiEntion Examined a. Witness.

ny AHHoclatod Press.
Washington. June 1.-The conoiu-
siona reached by the grand Jury In the
oaaas Of the recusant Witnesses be-
fore the senate sugar trust investigate
ing committee vii not be iniclally an
nounood before next week, n then. the
Jury evidently having some reluctance
10 act a hort season WAS held today.
The only witness was henntir Gray
chaIrmun Of the investigating clmnit-
too who testified 90 tho action OF Bro
ler Chapman 0f Now York when he
was called before the committee. Tho
gcuatOr dweit on rcfunnir 10 reply 20
The senatorial Inquiries and submitted
10 an examination this point by tho
mcfnhers OF the jury, He pointed out
tho lllrgality u The actions OF the wit
nesses ana cited the lazy hcsfinH on
tho case. lie also discussed the NJ
Ierod Injurious effect OF sustaining the
couttirnacioup conduct o. Mnrgrsi "a.
wards. shrivcr and Chapman. IiA tes-
tlnony was very brief. as the session
~ ma. iury continued less than an hour.
AZ noon the jury ndjourned until Mon
day. 49,.
Iii mo general deficiency nppr0pria-
lion mi was taken up. After q igw
minutes spent In explanation OF the
| iii nv Mf. Sayres. who n IN charye
| AZ Il "A place of BrecKinridge, the com
| u,ifiee rose and a. 9 o'clock recess
| wac taken until this evening, the rrs-
| rlon 10 be devoted 10 private pension
| hllla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
aow moo rnn rnorLn srANpr

no ofen their PRINCIPLES and pur-
LIS their platforms and their candi-
H.. are sidetracked by the manipu-
Ian OF schemerp in conventions. As
|, as II may be able to do SO, in the
lied time left for that stupendous
IL The Gazette intends TO ascertain
s the people Of Texas stand on live
steal issues and in reference to the
,didates for office. We will not rely
I. he orators and oracles for that in
mation, but will go directly to the
,spie,
| Ne want to know how you stand.
ne most important campaign in
has since Its admission into the
him is Just ahead.
Hsre In Texas the worldwide battle
4 the money standards is on. and
sssrs OF national reputation are
.etering forces for the contest.
ne Issue Is closely Joined. and this
snpalgn will determine whether Tex.
n democracy will support Lombard
M Wall streets doctrines of finance
4 rhether II will adhere to Its ancient
srl OF bimetallic standard.
Te earnestly request that every read
N a The Gazette whether a regular
Irsscriber or not. viii I'LL out the ballot
Ibew and return to US. The results
| I this ballot win be announced frou
~ to day in the Daily and Semi
Tekly Gazette.
Address Vote Editor Gazette. For
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
rms canLis nxrnp,r,os.
Portions Of the nody of q arac toll
gate Found.

by Associated Press,
Miusouln, Mont June ?, Tho me
dltion which let Missoui on Al
IN search Of the body 81 Icp 1li4
gate, tho cook % the Ca .tr AUG
who was abandoned W NfAf ~
last FAN IN Bis cicnrNsp
one Of the widest forcfsa ti-
vert. has Just reiurntd OF
Colgate whA not fouud flcnt
evidence disepvercd ~ oon-
clual0n That he died leRsfsf
ON the limb u O tree jectad
IA the EDDY Of tho piiN % fhe
Clearwater river, 49, sleeve.
onufht under u hNre hut
The indications WHO ilc body
wns washed down hifan bout half q
mile from whore ihs nate man
WINS abandoned nf Il e NAflln nnfff
nnd cnught tte lddy a sleeve
caught la the 'nN ~ q rfc hnd me
current being iiNriN fipu, tue urn
WINS torn oil 31df nd retained
thero. The blsnA, $50 for the uufofr
| iunnte man by Ca lin were found era
| Indicated that Colgate risurt nave die1
| a raytng maniac ~ the BLANKETS had
been strapped 20 bin back by me cai-
| I'm PARTY, and when THIS expedition
| found thom there were juat beyond
| hiFh water mark
Ghe statements furnished by l}cn
| Kelley, a iuauiber q the carlin Party,
| have been proven falne by tlls e~pcdi-
| tion. Keciy claimed that the ahan-
/ donment Of Colgate was entirely rnne-
| ccssnry aud dus 70 young cariin A
| dlapasNOnutc investigation was made
by this expedition and u II plainly evi-
| don't that IL was miracle TINT any Of
| the members of the cnrlln party came
| obi alive, There can u no question
but thar Tho bones o. the unfortunate
| Oeorae Colgate are now somewhere
| AZ the bottom Of Tho middle fork OF
| Clearwater river ard that he widow
| viii not have the sad opportunity q
giving them decent burial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
A couNr uNnrn M,nnsr.


IA, A.,nrlat.d 1,rsaa
a, ,,, go. ,,......
h'ihh' 'uh' -"'77' "v N",'A"' ''"''''
has caused a sensation IN court ana
other clrclea by announcing today that
So, Va, ,,,,,,. ~, a., tho ,nna,ora
N'"'' W"
Of ceremonies OF the lhpvf'Nl COURT
was Nrrested On sunday last ON most
axunnrdlnn.v chnrEu The arrest oc
,.,,,,, v,n ts,,te a. "a. r.auit 81 four
49, l.,,t...,t.,,
years OF pN''Nn' pN',VN '"s''''N.''s"'
During OIL that period memheis OF thu
hiehcat mistocrncy ~ Germany have
to., la renslpf Of nuonymoua letters
- ..,,.
"nN pV''"' NN''''
These mlaHlNeH III mont lne'NhS''
wOiu used by the anonymous writer
la mako the most indecent personal
.,.,,,,..,.. ,i,h., .,,tnst tho n,,anna
NN'"'''''''''' '''"N' -,
to whom they were haareNA'u "r
against their Intimate friends or dear
eat relaiivea. Nothing seemed too Vile
f,r th, ano,vmnua writer To Intimate
., ..,,,,..,,,. .,,,,,,.
OF INV unleS'p W NV Ne''V'''''u,
anu the result was tnN' very pls,'r
feelings were vaused In many worthy
| families uusbnnda wefu led 10 auH-
~, ,,,,,,. ,,tg,a ,,,h.r. i,a IA deubt
| XXI, ~ MI Iawsh,era Ia look Win,
s MIN ,i,n on MIR mnthcrs. rricnda
go, ,a,,,.atsd AMI In brlef irrepara-
~ ,,,',','l. ,,,s,a d,,,e IA, IA l,reat number
~ NM, e,n,iiie,
In "a nurni,r ~ cnpea II would seem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

,n,,,.,s Finally Complete The''
Labor. Amidst wranE'e-'


aP 49, Tex June 22.-It is never
sofe TO predict anything In a Fopum .,s
Invention. 1t is always the o'u ruI'
liz, new vengeance. the uheN-
nected always happens"
Al, am the men with the req
,adges kent dropping into their respee-
~ hotels. They were In accoru IN
saving 81 suppose they have au'ou'"
Cd by this time" ,.s,
The convention Mt miuhis"1
,,eht thought 1t had a praeucal eN
s sn,o ~ corporation oppression wheh
os announced that the lights IN
-. Ne, tent would be turned OUT ;"
r,,nutes. and when It was furthei
stated that the lights would oe ~,
,,nued until 2 o'clock on the payln ',.'
al * and an order TO take up 'ui,s S.
~ ~ co., mat amount had been inaue
"a delegate from every district
80 -oadv 10 make talk about souF
w., w." cornorations. a Waco newspape,
man said the people OF waco u,a H. 4.
,n,end the delegates to pay any ' ,',
=, mot kind, and his guarantee Nsr'
the lights burning :, -. In Mt
Tho street cars had an sohe ~ -
| $50. and from thathour on ursu
| ii,.,a,as were seen stfasshhs ~
aelesns, toward their Respective ~
the su fIais az them had lett ~ M
.t..so the lights went OUT ga hsen
.,,,e and after resoiuuvh a~ec,itive
adopted 10 ~ ,ha remaining places on
communicate ticket. j. ID. h ,.l.i.
the nine by Offering a Ier,l9 H..
spruhh ave recent action OF SoIi - H.,
touc1n,in n.y IN "ratting" his pf'n''"s
oi, ..ytr,,araas. controversy ,,hiesi
ten between the lnnppor,is.s mar.
union and the AdYaiies' ,,siias and the
~ pnp ,,a-Iv havinF been oaiieu - '"'
e,.sntinn OF the convenu,o,inl, ,,o.s marty
attehiun soived by the People ~ =
, Be n convention Assem- ol,u, 90 20, 4
o. .S,-srra is not me 'in ..l,,as and
me ,he Peoples party OF rssnonsl.
.hot we as party arc no ,,ers ~ The
he FOR the acts Of ths n rsSspa per"
Adysnoe on a fight that h ,a u ~,
IhIs s, disturbing Of the emu M AKA.
the ih the convention ,,s,,,,.
ceeolhs 49, ali half asleep ny .,..,,c
gntes AT and II was q utis .,nI,s
hao sons would vote tor ~; ~, =
oelsst 10 get home. They ~ Ne,
~ olu ~ completing their ~o'N ,,,e,-,,ils
hop,s leave on the cary a,ionted
cou,u and the resolution w. ~ IN
~ n Williams led tne aote by thi
sdontlon and evioshus .t,,re Of Judg'
card aS,c1.,,,aa1h when the NATE ,s,r
Nugents rPs,, IN. Doctor q. D. i'-''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
AN7I-OPTION BILL.
1t Passed the House Yes
terday Afternoon.
MOTIONS TO RECOMNlT,
These wore All Lost or
Ruled Out of Order.
R,chara c. Kcren- vt the ,n,cr-ccie-
n,ai halfway commis-,oa Is i'"-
thuSiastic-rhc crnnd Jury In
the sugar Investigation.



nv Associated Press
NV,,nn,,.t,, June % -tmmcdinu-iy
""'''''N ,'i" 49,. -,
on VNhNNh'hN WNNS N"'
into committee ot the whole on Tho
n,,t,.e, ttnn nm. The bil WIS red by
49,, a.. .,,c,,ir,crta aud Mr.. Al.
h'Nu"nn W. "'''',''''''', ,
dr!oh OF iilinols offered the hrN nnleho-
mint inrorting "nnuf" In the list %
,.u,t,,,,,t ,,.od,,.ta nr.etrd by tn,
~, Nu''u'" f'V'N''
th .,,t,,, a., ,n
Mr. Grain OF T"Nns' HnenN'"N l" an
n,ncndmont read from the ocah pat
e,,.,, n,t ,bc enti.ontion hill was
,'i" N''' -, ,t.,,.,,,, a,a ~.
hAted ph iVpWh'N 'VN'' W.
serted that the bill was vicious or 'ic-
o,,,t,. s,r n stated that lt was to
10 ,,,.n,. by be,lislna gambllng.
i"'He i'N'hu' ~ a,
and " II suppressed gambling thvn II
v,ouih moi rt,tse revenue,
,..', =, Al, A,hrIch Nvas
INV e'e'"u''e"' w.
adopted ON n dNisiun-es 10 w 49,.
An amendment wht ouei'n Wy ~, ~,
Lacey Rep, OF CALIFORNIA, pivN'uthe
that in case a seller drtcllhou IN 'nls
net shalt IN fact De the owner OF tnN
property contracted 10 be hold " tns
time of the sale, failure 20 uel'Nnr ".
| tAe time nXad In the contract when
| GhNNtN ny NilNN ~ NiN'ff
| the fault OF the carrier Hhnll hN hull-
e,snt evoufe Tor non-layment Of ne
\ final stump tax provided for IN thH
4 net Adopted.
| Mir. Hatch was then roconnigci ana
wnA riven mn hour 20 close the dc-
| bht. on the bin Tho COMMITTEES hhy-
ing riscn. tho hrat goa ana may vote
was On CoN'H amendment hn umondc
by Mr. noatntra amendment permlt-
ting further delivery eilva IN que
course " business. which was AIS
n,tecd to, n 10 l2a.
MI Black Of Georgia moved 70 re-
commit thr bill 10 me commute on
judiciary with instructions 70 hlsn'n'
% BIZ 10 prevent ntcrstatr dpaiiilk III
I futures
Mr.. llntrh made tho bolnt ui uiu''
that na the inatfucuonl werr nor KY,
name 70 the bill ~ an hmonuinoh, 'uey
were not ~ order " nln'lnn I" "
commit TN Hpenk,r pro teh hNn'
hmcd Tue point cl gtltu
NJ Harlan utePuulrNhp on Mun'h,,h
ongrea tesolutor 70 lonn,nn,N W,
nll win nslIne'lons 70 I.l'ott ~ nn,'
Win IN ninennh'nt iNNvl KY. ~ WIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
rlIAr sILvEn PLANI1
NJ. II. peYaps Of san rraneIseo Is
It's Author.

BY Associated Press
San Franelsco. Cal. June 1.-THE
,nysr plank In the platform adopted
~ the Republican state convention at
sacramento two days ago which o.
oiared ia favor Of free and unlimited
colnsse Of silver nt the rniio Of u 20 ].
was named by NJ. H. De Young. whose
,..,yrnaoer. tho Chronicle. has been an
'.a,s,rate Of bl-metailism for many
,,ears II " considered probable no"
mai when the state Democratic conven,
atm rnsafs here IN kugnHt next. y VII
,nserf . silver plank IA It's platform
equally explicit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

r,e J.r, nj memphis Acauits Him
of Murder.

BY Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn, juno eat Water
Valley, Miss, this morning tho jury
I'm the case OF Henry Foster, charged
with the murder ~ ex-congressman
John Bright Morgan. returned n
verdict Of not guilty This was the
second trial of The Gaze, tho jury In the
frrt Instance finding the defendant
guilty ~ murder In the first degree.
The supreme court on appeal granted
a now trial. on the ground TINT the
entire court did not view the locality
Of the homicide. viz the railroad car
In which the killing occurred. Tho
killing was done on an Illinois Central
train three years ago and grew out ~
beating inflicted upon Foster by
Morgan ne Hernnndo, Miss. where
both OF them lived.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

ate of n Negro Rnpist ut Magnolia,
Arkansas.

associated Press.
aagnolia, Ark. June 22.-Henry
,spas, the negro who attempted to
~. ". he three young ladies, was
.ss1t near Homer, La, and brought
10 the neighborhood in which he
y. attempted the assaults, and was
4. Identified. He confessed his guilt
!, NJ was swung TO a limb and about
bullets put into his body, He I'M
imdS'el another negro in the neigh
~ VINO has skipped out. with the
,arsh parties IN pursuit. and II he IS
:l,sA nc will likely meet a similar
ctr,. an Inquest was held today over
lp,Ss, body, the jury returning n
hS,. OF death at the hands of I'M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
srAnnnD MS nooK-KEnrrn.
mr.. simmons seriously inIures HIN,
In Quarrel.

ISy AHHpcihteu I'thff
81. Louis, Mo. June 22.--Dr c. i.
slmmona. president OF the Simmons
Medicine company and superintendent
OF the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
sunday school. the largest IN the city.
In quarrel with his hookkeeper, Jghn
Heart inniotlng fatal wound. II
seems that during disagreement over
me accounts Of the company the Ne
was given. Mcl3ane says simmons
stabbed MIN instantly. while Summons
suys McBane started toward MS en-
pioyer, who was HhafpenlnK pencil
~, latter threw out his hnndH IN self
nfotection. and thereby inflicted tho
wound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

Ozark gu. the names OF the candl-
bits for whom you do not wish to
he. as with an ordinary election
|tktt also the platform planks to
|skleh YOU are opposed)
For United States senator.
Horace Chiffon.
A gold standard advocate.
For Governor.
Ishn II. Reagan.
sW. 7. Lanham.
Charles a. Culberson.
lohn II. Cochran.
loAn D. Mccall.
For Platform.
For free silver coinage.
Against free silver coinage.
For an Income tax.
/ AGAINST an income tax
For the state railroad commission as
AGAINST the state railroad commission
|nais.
aine ''..................'''''''''''''''''
n'oince ,.t,...............' '.''''''.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23
MnANnLr ~ COMMITTED.
several pinniss In the Platform May
be Changed.

Special Dispatch
waco. Tex, July 22.-The executive
committee met at noon and was In SEES
slou until almost 6 o'clock THIS even
ing stump Ashby was formally elect
"a chairman. John N. Boyd OF Delta
secretary and Sam Evans of Tarra1t
treasurer. The central campaign COM
,nitt.e is composed OF stump Ashby. d.
= ,dav OF Fanniu, Charles II. Jen-
Tins 81 Brownsand Sam Evans OF Tar
a long war was waged IN the com
,,ittee over the platform. While q
PopuIlst convention can DO anythlns
con,iaaed on second rage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

,,l,sad Time Table. Leaving Time.
80, and Pacific East, Gi2O, $40
y in,gO ~. M, ffIO and 0if5 y. M,
y, Nos n. nj. Missouri, Kansas
m Texas--North. 11iiO u. M, 1870
south. 0i2o n. m, i;55 u. m.
= Isiund-7i2O u. M, sis u. M.
II, worth and Denvcr-1Oi;l5 n. m,
M. n. M. Fort Worth and Rio
I.,ae--fI,5O u. M. Houston md
~ ceptiai-Si4O n. m, 0iiO y. m.
Is colorado and Santa Fc-North,
~. M, sii5 u. M, south. 300 n.
if,23 %. M; 81. Louis SOUTH
L..,,rn, DiJO II. m. Trnnscontincn-
n sii5 n. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

- Dispatch.
1, -'esune, Tex. June 22.-The body
III eolored infant was found in
badly decomposed and partly
na IN the eastern part OF the city
|ese " City Marshal Durham. Ada
il,sa was arrested. and circumstances
'f+silv y point To her guilt as she ~
Itn Became mother. The child