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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

spect of all the leading cities OF the
state. and In many ways enjoys udyan
tages and resources possessed nowhere
else In the South. Much Of her present
prominence and greatness Is dua TO tho
enterprisiug aud progressive citizenship
she possesses. Foremost among those 10
whom Waco owes much Is Col. Il. Is
Parrott His iiberaliiy and enterprise,
public spiritedncss aud genius are i'm
pressed in various ways indelibly upon
the city and he has done much Tor Texas
at large. No great matter has found him
wanting in advocacy and support, both
morally and financially.
Col. Parrot IS native Of Virginia,
having been born IN Amhurst coupiy Oc
tobtr 10. 1913 lie entered the bniyer
sity Of Virginia, being the youngest stu
dent that ever matriculaied at that in.
stitution having entered before he was
u years Of age but when war was de-
clarei he took French leave OF the col.
lege and enlisted under Col Aiosby, cast
Ing his fortunes with the lost cause lie
served through the war rs a son-eommis'
stoned officer lie was captured and
taken TO Boston llarbor December "A,
1854. where he wns kept 10 confinement
until Jure 1G, 1865, being released With
Alexander II. Stephens. After the sur
render he returned to Virginia and en-
gagged with a large commission house ~
Iiichmond "on change" belng the young
est man there in that capacity lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

citation, both under the presidency Of
Col Hurley and latter under Mr. II. II.
Andrews of Fort Worth He was un-
ceasing and tirclcss IN h.s efforts 60 pro.
mote The interests OF the association and Of
lhn state and contributed more largely
20 tho funds which We're used Ia providing
what representation was had than any
other citizen In Texas. Col parrnlt be-
llcycs that Texas Is the greatest state In
the union in the way of resources and
that an that IL lacking to place her in
the lend Of all her sister stntos IN every
respect a the development Of these adj
yAntngcs and resources. lilo CARRIES this
belief out logically by advocating nny and
all measures and enterprises which are
calculated TO do thia and shows his
faith In MS opinions and beliefs by aiding
financially every effort Of the Kind sub.
mit.cd 10 him, lilo is now engaged in
an effort To provide another "rcxas On
Wheels greater more attractive and COM
prchensiye hy far ihnn iiS predecessor
for the purpose OF advertising The re-.
sources Of The state, The original "1exaa
on MhoelF was his idea and he contrib.
ntcd llherally to IT, He * nothing, Il
not broad IN his Views and while he Is
u firm believer Ia the superior advantages
Of Waco, he nilr Of his home, be Is not
affected or crcnmscribod by locnlism IN
any sense OF the lerm. \ 1oyan, he be-
llcyes Ia ToXae md IL always at tho
front IN an undertaking for the develop
mcnt of tho state and ils progress. II *
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

cd and more and more school room Is
pressing demand.
In The mntter Of public improvements,
Including paved streets, parks and othor
mnners. both for convenience and to
beaudfy tho city he was IN che council
and has been ever since an earnest adj
yocate Of the utmost hhculity. His sug
gcstions did not prevail at all times, but
the wisdom OF every position lie took has
since been demonstrated
No mniter or movement for tho good.
The advancement or Improvement of
Waco since Col. PARROTS first residence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
||HRESS
AND
| PROSPERITY
lie City Of Waco,
|Dlting from the
\ Incorporation
PRESENT.
inry Of the City's
Growth
Biographical Sketch of q
,,sr citizen, Who Has
gshsred Many Enter
risss-..The Public
schools and Their
History.
|,tsry of the City'S
Growth

!. ,,w a city Of $4,000 inhabi-
4 !. n me early forties, "a quiet
.r,,. tho home of the Waco
II. Vice. was n friendly
AZ. ergo n Eroth. sban.
y 1A,l NJ, ..,,,,n AID others
R''s Nei Nci'e"'''i a''[ t,. 49, 90
y Pioneers 'nasea .,l u p""a ',,, ".
2 nom the Milan se.''cmeh, my
Up The wes' s'ae OF the n''4"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

said at that time to he wholly beyond
The needs Of the city Tor twenty-five or
fifty years to come His Judgment was
yiudicatrd in the course OF Il few ycars.
These large schools are even now crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

sis: s s'S g. 'S,;i ~ %s;,,
\ y ,..ss ,sSI &c. cam mere lsms and
soa e s .!g.,,vs iTaia Sn ifil
|a!!,na ,iIister. .ihn' s Coal. Piedmont
II. ..s sail osi d CARROTS on track ,'
~ retail ,. J. house and on tr ,.,
i Issss l ~. x /. retail or in car lo's'
m, q, r ~ g. BIB.
.,,s, Phone idT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

silent, He has made no important
speech In the Wigwam since the presi-
Dental campaign Of 1899.
The difficulty that nfterward arose
between Richard Croker and Mr.,
Cochran did not grow out OF political
matters, and 1t was u matter that was
sincerely regretted by friends OF both
in the organization. The feeling al
one time was bitter, and there were
rumors that Mr.. Cochran was going to
resign from Tammany.
But while he has not been active In
the organization affairs for more than
a year, he never resigned from the or
ganizatlcn. He did not qualify as "A
Sachem OF the Tammany society last
year but despite this fact. he was re-
elected a Sachem tor this year. ana
this was at n time when MIR. Croker
stlll had the controlling voice In the
Wigwam.
1t has been noticeable fact that
since Mr.. Crokers retirement from tho
leadership OF Tammany Hall Mr..
Cochran has been more frequent
visitor at the mayors office in the city
hall. There never has been a brent,
In the friendship between Mayor
Gilroy and Mr.. Cochran. and there Is
good reason for believing that the
mayor was always ready to do any
thing In his power to heal whatever
differences there were between Messrs.
Cochran and Croker.
After Mayor Gilroy returned from,
luncheon Yesterday Congressman Cock
ran, who is In this city attending 10
some law business, entered his Office
and was warmly greeted by the mayor.
The two went into the mayors pri-
yate apartment and had a long chat.
They were both apparently in the best
OF humor.
When the mayor came out he was
asked If there was any political slgnih-
canoe IN Mr.. Cockran's visit.
1T was simply social call" said
the mayor. "Mr, Cochran and l are
old friends
rs 1t true that Mr.. Cochran is about
10 resume active participation in the
Tammany Han organization?
why, he has not been out of Tam
many Hail. He was reelected n
Saehem few weeks ago."
Further than this Mir. Gilroy would
not discuss the matter.
II Is uncertain whether Mr. Cochran
VIII be among the speakers at Tam
many Hall at the 4th of July celebra-
ton. put If be does not appear then IL
may be set down for certain that the
Wigwam will ring with his oratory
az the opening of the FAN campaign
Ihe return of Mr.. Cochran viii be the
signal for great demonstration I'm
Tammany Hall
With the national reputation he has
acquired, there can be no doubt about
the character of the welcome he VIII
receive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Cases Acted ON Yesterday by the
Three at Austin.

Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex, June 27-The supreme
court entered the following orders to-
day:
Ahirmed-Marlin Moran W.. w. u.
Wheeler. from Fourth district,
Reversed and rendered--A. s, Me-
Lamont vs.. Nj. ID. Roberts. from Sec
ond district, Dan Ford VS.. j. $. Fos-
gard from Third district.
Reversed and remanded-Jessie
Openheimer VS.. Geo. G. Robinson. from
Fourth district; Clark and Plumb vs.,
Gregory. Cooley & Co, from Second
district.
writs OF error granted-Texas and
Pacific Railway company VS.. Kate
Watkins, from Tarrant; r, G.. Phillips
vs.. @. III. Schaelkopf from Ellis; T. a.
Cheeves va. j. H. Anders, from Falls.
Wrlts refused-S. NJ. swanson VS.. w.
#. Scale, from Navarro.
Dismissed for want OF jurisdiction
Hartford Fire Insurance company VS..
j. j. McLemore, from Erath.
Rehearing refused-Y. p, Taylor VS..
Chas. Ferguson, from BQsque; Fordyce
g. swanson VS.. A, II, Dubose, from
Angellna samuel Kerr vs.. q, w. Hill,
from Clay.
submitted-Western Union Telegraph
company vs.. j. o. Jahe, from Gonzales.
Motion for rehearlug Colorado
and Santa lie Railway company VS.. T.
c. Pierce, from Denton,
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speak mighty OF ca.emlr-rerIer.

BY Associated Press.
Rome, June 2T.-Ail the evening pa
pers speak very highly OF the election
OF casimlr-Perler as president of
France. In the chamber OF deputies to-
day Baron Blanc, minister of foreign
affairs, announced that he had re-
ceived assurance from France that
stringent measures would be taken to
insure the safety of Italians In tho
country. Baron Blanc added that this
spontaneous promise had been fully
kept Consular reports showed that
although there had been pillaging and
personal violence. no Italians had been
killed. Blanc concluded by saying;
I'VE must have confidence that the
French tribunals will do their duty In
the same manner that the police have
done theirs"
The latest dispatches from Lyons,
Marseilles and Paris are much more
reassurlng.
This chamber, after expressing salts
faction with this statement. adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
THE BUDGET FR|Il1l5
A FINE aEslDr>c, &.
FIRE sEsrnnD I,
The Loss wa. t'ss, ~.
'"s.-pea'A q D., ~
sporting Dog =. =. 's
sanford's Racer :, ''a-
speelaI Dlspa,sh

special p,.,,..
eai Dispatsh
Dallas, Tex, Juna 4.
story brick l.,,'na , !, /, ~ M e.
on the 90, Nv. ! ! y az. Adzu-t +
vv,a,', ''ier Of San Jac!r,U T..
" ashington aveuue
destroyed by flru = M:
morning. y sp e't1..
NM n
carried ont n ,o,,, Y W I'D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Hailville. Tex, June 27-From a
letter received Yesterday and n tele'
gram today 1t is learned that barney
NJ Brown, who at one tlue resided al
this place, had been shot and had died
In East st. Louis. kilograms have
been sent ordering his remains to lie
sent here, Where his mother. sister and
brothers live and where he mas many
friends. He also has q brother at
Arlington Heights hotel, Fort Worth
The sad feature in connection with his
death was that he was soon to marry
at this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Special pIspatch.


Dallas, Tex, June 2,.-Frankf
land, Milton Park. D, Q. lasee, \
Green. NJ. ], Cox and John y 2
are at Fort Worth atiendlpg ~ Z
ing OF the Press ASSOCIATION Z
w. b. Reilly, wanted fQr ~
at Garland. was arrested IN hAa
ty by Sheriff Cahell.
Mrs. Kate Cozzens, eolerec 41
with theft. was arrested 'odaI'
gave bond for her appeafanc''
Last night the c9Ancll unp'l5
resolved to invite the Press $500
to meet In Dallas next ye&rs
II the candidates for gofsIll
as sure OF getting there a. e
Leod hotel already has, they WV " .
the campaign now. The pelrg'ii
the hotel has more than doull'9
Mr., Sigh took charge. ka's' Y
able, tt't t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
Anarchisls In Rome.


By Associated Press.
Rome, June 27.-Thc police arrested
three anarchists In the precincts OF
the chamber Of deputies, They were
taken to the police station. Each one
OF them had upon his person On ac-
curately drawn plan Of the hail. lobbles
entrances. etc, OF the chamber II depu-
ties, showing almost conclusive evil
denoe that their desire was 10 explode
"A bomb or commit gomr other outrage
in the building. Tho police In other Oft
les In Italy have mada large num-
Der Of arrests IN consequence NJ tina
reputed existence Of mn International
anarchist plot 20 blow up public build
ings and murder prominent personages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Haskell Tex. June 27.-The people Of
Haskell have decided t. celebrate the
Fourth of July with grand barbecue
ana mass meeting OF citizens. Hon. j.
M; Dean Will be present and deliver an
day
The Methodist districs conference
meets here on June 81, and prepare
lions have been made 10 entertain an
visiting preachers and delegates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Duluth. Mum. Jnne 2I.-rhc North
ern Pacific west hound aud the Nvlscnn-
sin Central for chicago let this after
noon without Interference With Pull
mans attached On ne Northwestern
road there was Same trouble. Two
switching crews and the yardmastor
wer discharged for refusing to handle
Pullman. The .fternoon train for
Chicago had a Wagner sleeper and
was unmoleated. The night train on
the Omaha was DELAYED two hours
and tlnally left under police ruard
without a regular fireman, though with
"A brotherhood enpinesr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Hillsboro, Tex. June 27.-Hon. Dave
perden delivered an address to the
Brandon Masons today at their public
installation OF officers.
Rev. J. Morgan Wells viii deliver a
lecture on Sir Walter Scott at the Bap-
list church here on the night OF July
q me lecture Is pronounced TO be
very fine by those who have heard n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

pers OF Berlin express their ratisfac-
lion with the election. The National
Zeitnng snys that Casimir Perier IL the
man for the Juncture and that his elec-
ton will benefit France abroad. The
Tagb1att says that Caslmir-Perier's
energy hitherto augurs that he VIII bs
known to defend tho executive which ~
a guarantee OF order against the at
left
The Vosslsclie Zeitung expresses the
hope that under the new president the
relations between France and Germany
Will IN no way be troubled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
Court OF orImlppi Appeals.


Austin, Tex, June Elm the court
OF criminal appeals the following cases
We're decided;
Affirmed Jno. Bennett VS.. State,
from Dallas,
Reversed and remanded-Story ct al.
VS., state, from Bexar,
Rehearlng Sranied-Jas. Forbes VS.
State, from Nueces.
Reheariug refused-Francisco Rey-
ons vs., state. from Travis; Wyhe Hart
VS.. state, from Hunt; Ches. Johnson
VS.. State from Webb; Bob Hodge vs.
slatp, from Callahan; Roger Blair vs.
state, from Consoles; Geo. Butler VS..
state, from Shelby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Frazer, o, r.. June 27-Everything
is very quiet about Frazer except the
rattle of the harvesters in the valley.
Harvesting is about done.
Wheat and oats are good in the val
ley. Corn and cotton are promising.
The people have been too busy to
take much stock in politics. but the
people Of Frazer valley are Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Houston. Tex, June 27-The first
bale Of cotton Of this seasons crop ana
the earliest bale ever raised IN the
United States was SOLD today ON the
iloors Of the cotton exchange at public
auction By Secretary Kidd II was
bought BY Latham. Alexander & 90.
% New York for Ass nearly 80 cents
= pound. and was shipped BY express
bale was raised IN DusRl county, which
last year broke the worlds record BY
sending IN the iifst bale On june SO.
Reports FROM an the cotton growing
aeotione Of lexas are of the most
hatteHng nature Cotton and corn
never promised such an enormous yield
Picking VIII begin IN South Texas In
tive or three weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28


sasain sleeps sonndly all night and a
portion Of the day time He has good
Appetite and does not smoke H. an
pears unconscious OF what fate has in
store for him. lt "a reported that he
once said
II n a pity II Is condemned Ia Itaiv
u had not been AFRAID to UNDERGO a
tenieiice Ia the Quarrles from Cirilv
ne nope and king Humhert would
have been blown into the aip long AGO.
BeastN clergy be0stly king.
In Italy was IN connection with Ma Re,
in~ sentenced TO FIVE years imnrison.
rent for Distributing anarchist lItera.
ture aineng Rattan eoldierr. He cs-
caped rom prison inter serving a short
portion az hin sentence ard was affaid
70 return to Italy. Tor had the police
Epfieti him he would have been taikon
rs an escaped convict and sent to the
quafries OF Clclly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

by Associated Press.
London. June 27.--A dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says Emperor Wilt
lam and Count Won Munster. the Ger
man ambassador 70 France. viii Ia
present al the funeral OF NJ. Carnot.
wreath to be laid upon the coffin.
The dispatch says 1000 italian work
men have arrived In Berlin from
France since the murder OF NJ, Carnot,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

ing depots. all courts or laws to the
contrary Notwithstanding. the people
OF those two towns were worked up
tc a high pitch " excitement to de-
stroy the railway property and wreck
trains II therefore asked for protec-
tlon OF property and aid 10 run the
United States mails Marshal Nix sent
orders TO all deputies of Enid to pro-
tect the property OF the company end
scene at once. There will he bloodshed
before morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

MatisIp aud the Negro HAD Trouble
About Hogs.

Special Dispatch.
Hampstead, Tex. June 27,-Ar. Mat
kin. white man living in he Sunny
Side ncighborhooi, came in today.
sought Sheriff Sterling and asked TO be
arrested for killing john pees, a ne
gro, living in the neighblrhood Mat
Kin claims that there We're slmc words
between him and the mcgee, because
some of the negro's hogs were breaking
into his held; that tbs nagso fired al
him ana that he had to Kill him to
save his own life
The little l0-y2ar-nld daughter OF
Mr. Elijah nell fell into tank Of
water yesterday and was drowned he
fors assistance could he given Mr.
rel lives In kcid's Prairie. where he Is
most successful farmer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

- - NNAis
Dallas, Tex June s1,-Th 1
bulldog, Mack be,ons'.. ! i
Nemeyer. hung himself MA ss 4
terday evening. Mack ~, ~
ing to fight Mike Mahn's ~,
topeka, Kan. June Is ana IL * ~
match had added more inter- y
country,
Mr.. Nemeyer had just brsu,.
dog back from his reeulsr y.
and chained him up staIr, 4,
open window. "Mackli hss,,s I
bowling outside and thinklor /,
the voice OF another dor li3 4
was bringing him 10 deSoa
from the window aud kis ~;
broken by the chain. nj. ~
Mack raises the question x III
titled to the forfeit money 7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Chicago. ~. june 2s.--.At late
hour ,onigh' an ofleial Of the Railway
hrenleu o. Ave Chicago roads Wilt be
erdrted cot tomorrow The roads 10
be affeotcd, he said, were the saptn
ta Baltimore and ohio, Chicago. N.
Paul and Kansas City. the Nortkwc,,s-
ern and the Illinois Central. Members
NJ the union cisined TO have asaur.
Hnces that tho men win quit work as
soon as the order reached them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

BY Associated Press.
London, June 27-A dispatch 20 the
Standard says that trial at piu-.SS=5
Bohemia, disclosed the fact that intee
members OF secret society Knlwa as
the avengers OF C2ecla were arraated at
the HumAburg Naina, last March The
men were ARMED with dagsers and
meditated an attack on members Of
the imperial family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
nRAnl.

Brady, McCulloch Co., Tex, June "a.
"A rationale measuring ave feet
and ten inches in, length was killed
near here on Bear creek and brought
&c town yesterday. He had nine rattles
and a button" and from rings On the
tail and other evidence his age Is esti-
mated at from thirty-fve to thirty
nine years. He is the largest RATHER.
perhaps, ever captured in this county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
They quit Work az Fargo.
3y Associated preas

Fargo N D., June e7.--At c O'clock
tonight officers OF the local American
Railway union received orders to quit
work on the Northern Pacific and the
men went out In a body EARLY
evening thains LEFT on time but No. :
from the West has just arrived three
hours late, As fast as crews come in
they quit work,
An open meeting OF the American
Railway union was held tonight nnd
several hundred railroad men were
urged 10 Join.
u u reported here that the line in
Montana is eifecumliy tied up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Tue merchant can take an article
that's business.
ms nteehanle can take a material
WORTH ~ and make IT into a watch
wefth slo0-ilats sknl.
NHNeerbut can write few words
CIV q shset Of paper urd isal<a il worth
the i,nisHa So. Nelitai.
and a quarter OF gold ana staunn ,pon
y an eagle bird" anu make il worth
a2Q-thas's money. ~ -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

~ sN'7IHTWNIW 7 TN0Ha
Paris. June 2T--lt has been arranged
that the funeral procession which will
convey the remains OF the late Presi-
dent CRrnot 10 the Pantheon IL TO leave
the Elysen palace ut s O'Clock In the
morning. IL win proceed through the
Champs l1lyeee 10 the Place dc Ia Con-
cord and through the Rue Rivoli.
reaching the Notre Dame at about
noon. After the funeral services at
that cathedral the procession will go to
the Pantheon by the Pont Neuf and
the Boulevard ST. Michael.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

They Were Low on the li't a
the Delay

Special Dispatch
Washington. june sl,-4fses Z
to have been SOME cis.n. 91s
discomfort In Texas over We ~
the supreme court IN iose, ~
mandatea Of the court " W
commission cases, t0f 49,
passed the oiiiea 81 tfs e' wv,
CONT has been completely Dee
me large number al decisnns 'ss'
on the last day Of the epAft 4
the Texas cases were flI ev''r
have Just been reached Nns Il s' K.
were drawn up yesisraal ~ s.i =
on their way 70 Ieffs e.i.'Is
sent 10 Attorney General
who won the case and a ~
ceiyed by him. the railroad { ~.
can take up lis rats psaKn.
which 1t has moi had nov "
two years. h,l.h,l II
A pogtqfIica was esttpl', ,el.,is.'s !
al China, Jefferson county "s
i. II. Gessler posi- mnsiqf- I. 81. 4.
]. Il. stlekbrldge vas t9lss \, fss r'l
postmaster at Rig Valley ~"
vice Geo. Brown, dead, 10 s,
The general deficiency "a NJ \
passed the house yesteia2y..,1 sa,. n
az the general apprep;lssl'ss,99 n, IA
in n why closes the recola Z, N, IN "a
n nnropriation COMMITTEES ~ ~. m |
penressntative Sayers hye X, X, +. a
mo nm which was paasfd y ''..' .-.i.'|
tertal amondmcut IeNs,s. 4 ,sr..l.
Interested IN the work Of ia ,a (. \ III
lion committee at this sssflsl e = 4
,.Sm ualj sppr5ge is reeQ :, 4 n
Texas chairman. MI sa5.s,a'','< ~
man. has guided the pp .e "a 4 d
very skillfully He 2 sl'A y, 81 \
nopillar members Of The Fsal| II.|
bis committee hes broksf E ;
records IN forcing 90 Tss S.l5'
mlnlstered government III alli.'
appropriatlcn bills hafs a ~ y
s s,o All Al amount and Va gl''ss N
81 80" sccantab!e that Ito neg, ~ j 4
changed them, suilie', x 81 W. Y /,
fiiev show d deCrsaas 2. !. n ~
cnmusr1d Win the to'.,s ..l,, X \
biils passsd az tbe las m. ~
,ast S xxx rss1 under ne " u
,s3. ana unross', ~
irhis record While a psissr Y iniif
10 Representative sass1'''',ll.S 81 & {
marty agalr AID "a KY ,.,s (, ~.
ss1nina oalnpaigp {aei Il "A, /
economically adfainl'ls',',r'. h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28

Th. Rock Island Asks the Marshal
for Protection.

HpFclnT DlspNtlH1
Guthrie, o, n. June 27.--united
States Marshal NiS tonight received
q telegram FROM the officials OF the
Chicago and Rock Ielaod railway stat-
ing that as a result of tho rVpor, 81
. Largo number " forged circulars re-
eelNed rs cilisenN NJ South Enid and
South Round Pond. declaring q q BE-
the approved pulicy VI the railway com
pany 20 destroy ihose towns hy nnvsr
siopping railway trains there o, build
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-28
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BY Associated Press

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lo,,as issued an order restraining fse
irl.Annan strikers or other persons from
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Wlthin the confines Vi Colorado