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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

resulting In one party tearing down
the fence erected by the other. the
matter tends 10 a bitter law suit, as
both parties are very positive In hold
ing to their rights.
Mrs. A. u. Hays, who was left alone
by her huaband 40 Unexpectedly n few
mornings ago, left this morning for
Kentucky. where Mr.. Hays sister l!vca'
She received a letter from Hays, tell
ing her 10 10 10 his sisters home.
Parties who saw the letter say its con,
tents would Indicate that Hays mind
is certainly unbalanced. This IL also
The directors OF the Terrell Cotton
Seed oil Mil and Refining company to-
day elected w. J. Delbridge manager
and bookkeeper for the ensuing. year,
and he is to take charge immediately
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Denton. Tex, June ls,-Lizzie Travis,
one of the inmates of the "Y." was ar
rested and Jailed yesterday for carry
Ing pistol Later she gave bond for
$500 and was released,
The shareholders of the Alliance mill
ing company met at tho courthouse
yesterday To elect u board of directors.
All the OLD board were reelected with
the exception OF Mr. +. u. Lively,
who was succeeded by Chris Hayden.
The contractors for the new elevator
completed for tho Alliance mill re-
Gently were docked $500 on account
OF Noncompliance with contract.
Heavy rains are reported throughout
the country today. Some wheat will
be damngtd, but otherwise the farmers
anticipate unusually good yields.
The oolored bah nine OF Denton will
on the 18Th cross hats vita tho Mount
PLEASANT nine. at this place.
The negrues are making extensive
bllcc.
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEWS ITEMS FROM oun OWN cor
RESPONDENTS.
pissen.ion In the Ranks of the city
Fathers OF Marshnii-poiice judge
90 Preside where the Mayor
ought 10 sit with dignity.

Marshall. TEX, June 13.-The city
council last night elected County At
torney NJ. =. MoGee recorder OF tho
city Of Marshall. and Mfr. MCGEE held
court this morning instead Of Mayor
w NJ. Jones.
This is the outcome OF differences Of
opinion which have existed between
Mayor Jones and a majority Of the
council from the beginning Of the
present municipal year.
The council passed Sunday ordi-
nance some weeks ago. which the
mayor vetoed. The council then passed
1t over his veto. The first case under
the Sunday ordinance was a druggist.
for the sale OF cigars. The mayor en-
ployed an attorney TO prosecute the
case. but when the time came for try
Ing II. he Informed the city attorney
that the state law exempted drug
gists. and that he had as well dismiss
The case, and refused to go into the
case or hear any argument from the
city attorney he had employed.
This action ON the part OF the mayor
Is the immediate cause OF the action
taken last night, though two-thlrds Of
the council are convinced that they
could, II they chose. impeach the mayor
for incompetcncy. but preferred the
more conservative course.
Mr.. Jones Is about "a years of age
but active for his years. His life has
been spent IN farming and merchan-
dlsing, he never having had any eX-
pertence In running courts or presiding
over deliborative bodies. He was eN-
pectlng the action taken last night
nnn had hlu Ngtn rpu1N II Tpud
at once, and Mt once the action was
carried nYer his veto.
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nILLsuono DuDaEr.


The NJ, *. aud n. BOARDING Cars
Mo,ed-NIedIcnI Association.
Hllsboro. Tex. June 1S.--The board
ing cars Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas shop force here We're moved
out to the ground today at 1880 o'clock.
where they will remain until the work
is completed. The rain today has
caused but little delay as the work is
being pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible.
Mayor {. ]. sorrells returned to-
night from Waco where he had been
as u delegate 10 the co-insurance meet
ing
some time ago is sim improving, ana
is now able TO sit up some.
The HIN County Medical and Surgl-
cal association convened at 10 n. IN,
June 10. In the Knights OF Pythihs
Castle hall, with the following
| physicians In attendance; C. NJ. Yater
Grandview; z. T. Bundy, Milford; X. II.
Weir, II. ". Hardister ]. u. LAWYERS
Itasca; T.. r. Norvell. j. NJ. Martln,
| Massey; j. Buie. N. Il. Kennedy, NJ.
| D. Knox, G. u. Bond. b. Knox,
j. w. Miller K. A. William
son. Is. H. Vaughan. J. 7. Harris, j.
Il. Murnan ]. A. Adams, j. y. Sawyer.
T. b, Bryan, HillsbOro; O. w. Benton,
| Woodbury..
Your reporter learned that the Hill
| County Medical and Surgical associa-
| ton is in most furnishing condition.
with membership Of "a intelligent
and wde-awake physicians. They hold
| their meetings the second Wednesday
| In each and every month.
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Tyler, Tex, June 1s.--It is reported
that the new time card on the Cotton
Belt. to take eject next Sunday
shortens the time about one hour be-
tween TeNprknnn and Waco.
Some of Mr.. Lanham's hearers yes
terday are Of the opinion, from his
speech, that that gentleman has been
studying the map. Others express the
opinion that his effort fell short OF their
expectations.
Congressman Kilgore ~ billed for Il
speech here tomorrow and Will draw II
good house.
Rudolph Gunner, state agent for the
St Louis Globe-Democrat, is in the
city.
The candidates all seem to have been
endowed with renewed energy since the
date OF the primary has been named
They are numerous and are surely
humping themselves.
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DIci1's MEsALlIANcE.

i've Just received u letter from
Dick" said Mr.. Werner one morning in
May Hes married"
'Marrledw shrieked Charity. one Of
his twin daughters.
sister and echo
says about it?r
Charity picked up the letter and read
aloud as follows:
Dear Father: No doubt this will ba
great surprise 10 you. / am n bene-
DICT. was married this morning TO The
sweetest girl New York holds. she is
~ eooa as sne Is beautiful, and / know
YOU VIII ran IN love with her at frst
slsnt as your hopeful son did. The
il.a ', ~ what the world will cali a
hsssi'lahee' MY wife has no rela-
uons-no friends In whose care I cav
leave her--and am Obliged ~ gan y,
once 10 the West on Important husiys'.,.
Tor the firm. Father. i want vo,, w
mother and the girls to weiroma ~.
among You. You viii find her ioxirt,
and lovable. ] shall only have I'm. -
see her on board the .rl.r to,norro,,,' -
must start at once for me W..
Yours. IN haste. pttstI n " est.
The silence which reIgned after 80,
" ceased reading was broken nv har
1t has turned out lust ns a,..
feared Richard Werner has ,nas,tss
some low,born creature, probably a s ,vu
want, and disgraced US an, tbs,, 49,
chlraeteristie impotence asks us ~, ~
receive her. I suppose ii Is no fsthe W
~'4e H4oehef decide. but he need NOT sx.
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Special Dispatch.
DeKalb. Bowie Co. Tex, June b.
Hon. ]. c. Hodges. the exploder of the
Populist vaEnrles, made an appoint
mcnt to speak at this place last night
at x o'clock He invited the ladies' out
TO hear him ana also invited amy Pop
ullst speaker to show his head prom
Using to divide time At the appointed
hour a large crowd Of ladies' and gene
tlemon greeted Nj. Hodges, and SO ala
a Popullst orator. Mr.. -. w. Huitz-
mon. Col Hodges opened with forty
ave minutes and MIR Hultzmon re-
Hpouded In IA speech Of sixty minutes.
Mir Hodges reiolning In fifteen min
uteH talk. Col. Jake gave Mr.. Hultz-
mon the worst slSlnnlng he ever got.
Several converts to Democracy was the
result.
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Farmersville, Tex. June 1S.-The
board OF trustees OF the high school
elected the following teachers for the
coming session:
superintendent, II. q. Rude OF sa-
yoy. Tex; principal, ]. IL. Bennett OF
Tennessee. The other teachers are
Miss ), ]. Hendrix Of Lockhart, Tex. ;
Mrs. Lizzie L. Darwin OF Gainesville
Tex; Miss Florence Uli, city: ana Mr..
Joseph Hardin, city.
The officers elected OF Pride Ledge
No. 22s, l. o, o. T., are w. i. Finley
n. G., /. r. CoffeN. V. O.; @. w. Phil
lips, secretary, /. w. Peevey. treasurer.
Farmersvllle Eneanpment. No. III,
I. O. o, T., elected the Following officers
w. =, Ieary, c. p; w, Il. Pryor. III. p. (;
w. NJ Window, scribe; r. Il. Pike,
treasurer; and j Il. Hartman, S, w.
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nor CONVERSATIONAL rIanr.
Judge HnrdS's Campaign warm
One In Navarro.


Special Dispatch.
corsicana. Tex. June 1s.-The con.
Eressional contest ls getting very
warm In this county, Judge Rufus
Hardy has been making a vigorous
campaign Of the county. md making
brilliant efforta In his behalf At the
same time, he has strong opposition.
The Judge represents the Cleveland
idea on the silver question. and hia
opposition ia In the free coinage OF
silver believers. These are favoring
10 Abbott, and have printed In cir
culur form 10 Abbotrs letter Of reply
10 Judge Hardy on the silver question
Tho circular bears the headline: what
Judge Hardy Knows About Silver" In
the meantime Judge Handy haa been
nring hruadRides Into the opposition,
which he denominntes az Tammnny,
and ms having assumed to run the
politics Of Navarro county for the past
few years, lie brands them Ns half.
bred Democrats and Republicans and
Independents This has cnraged the
tiger TO a white hent, aud II Is pitting
money and time against NRyArro's son
aud candidate for congressional honors
with Jn Abbott as the rabbits foot
with which To hcodoo him, hut he
knows no ceasing OF fire. aud his
hroadsides from the stump rali square
In the Tommany camp. and the tiger
roars In thunder tones, and can be
heard throughout the length and
breadth OF the county. II Is n mutter
OF heads and tails as to which side
VIII be victorious and all else is be.
Ing lost to view.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

President McDridc Thinks Thnt the
Miners WIN Accept.


BY Associated Press,
Columbus. Ohio, June l3.-President
John Mcbride Of the United Mine
Workers stated tonight that he be-
Neyed when tho mInera had read and
considered the circular letter sent out
by tho national executive explaining
the compromise, they would see It IN a
different light auG accept the settle
ment. lie said the miners had forced
the matter OF the strike last fall and
he would have resigned ut that time II
they had permitted him TO do 30. lIc
had done what he believed Tor the
interest Of the miners when he ngreed
to tile compromise and he could do no
more, lie had relieved himself OF the
responsibility and the miners would
now have to assume It II they continued
the strike.
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BY Associated Press.
New York, June 19,-Morrls Park
summaries:
First receive furlongs. Ed Keaney
won. Melba second. Weinberg third.
Time. 0.5s
Second race-One mile. La Misere
won, Flirt second. Sonmalheur third.
Time, 42.
Third race-Slx furlonss. Connlsseur
won, Spaghetti second, Lady Rich
mond third. Time, 1;1l "a.
Fourth rnce-Hudson river handicap;
one mile and three-sixteenths. Ban
quet won, John Cooper second. Time,
2Oi IL.
Fifth receive furlongs The Coon
Won Tinge second. Piuaroon third.
Time, 0;5g IL.
Sixth race-One mile; selling. Ham
mle won, Young Arion second, George
Beck third. Time, l;4l,
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Special Dispatch.
Groesbeeck, Limestone County. Tex,
June 13.-A large crowd gathered at
TIE court house and listened for ten
minutes each TO the following candi-
dates: II. NJ Jester Of Corslcana. for
Northumberland u. ID. Dodd, for
comptroller; II. NJ Henderson, for com
missioner general land office;
Judge Henderson Of Bryan. by
proxy, four court or appeals.
4. J. Gibson. in his usual eloquent style,
spoke for u half an hour, when all
were invited TO partake Of the dinner
which had been prepared a. and
brought from the picnic grounds, At
p, m. a. y. Kennedy spoke In behalf
Of his candidacy for representative; also
senator Steele
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never wanted to LOOK sI,,.. \
the face again" 'A1 y
Charity. Werner VA. -.
brother had married
woman than Miss Ms,.slsa''.'
father was a wealthy cs,,,'
mad recently visited Nv wv VT
Ridhard V!rner trans,,,.i /,
Tor him and met the i.s''.
several times. The "a
guessed the secret Of tb,lr ~
and when he was sudden, ~ "
unto death sent for m NJ.
giving his daughter IN. NV
bade him protect her A, nv y
husbands right. lie Az N
rled. wv
Had Mr.. Werner msntl5r.,a
bles before his dauehttf.l. I.
Cedars would never have NJ.
for sale. She only Learned q
time to bid the estate IN
Great was Miss Marshd,-,
when she found that asaIt ~
ner was her successful I'M
A few weeks afterward Il.
turned from the West onl ~,
wife. The twins forgot hi, 4 \
accepted a home at The az
their sister-in-law; and IA
never fully understood tAe 4
their bearing toward her N
we'll pleased with 1t to inyss..
matter closely.
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snNsArIoNs Ar ooMMnNenMnNr
The University of Nebraska u Wit
ness to Couple of scenes.

Ky Associated Press.
Lincoln. Neb.. June 1s.-Two Incl
dents more OF the sensational than
the ordinary marked the commence
ment exercises Of the university OF
Nebraska The first was the marked
soelalistlc commencement Grafton de-
livered by Prof. George Heron OF Iowa
college, Grinnell. and the second came
in the wholly unexpected hitter reply
OF Governor Crounz. After the prelin.
mary exercises Prof. Heron was intro
duced and gave as his subject New
Political Vision" The speaker
branchcd on at the outset In a dis.
course as populistic as 1t was social
istic. Governor Crounz improved the
opportunity offered him in presenting
the commission TO the university 10
make bitter reply, He denounced
the sentiment as Inappropriate, mis-.
leading ana uncalled for.
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and REAGAN second choice; John N.
Henderson OF Bryan. Judge Of criminal
appeals. and j. V. Cockrell for congress.
The following resolutions We're adopted;
Resolved, That We are opposed 70
Cleveland's financial policy, but favor
tho coinage OF both silver and gold
without discrimination in coinage
Resolved, That we favor the majority
rule In all Democratic conventions
Resolved That we favor the election
OF railroad commissioners and United
States senator by direct vote Of the
people.
The county convention meets IN
Baird the 10Th.
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BY Associated Press
Cincinnati. Ohio, June 13.-1Tlrst race
Selling, one mile and twenty yards.
crevasse won, Professor s second,
Lady Gray third. Time, 1:4i 1-9.
Second race-selllng, six furlongs.
Ross won, Adelante second, Indus
third. Time. 1l5.
Third race-Nine-siXtee of a mile.
Montague won, Regard second, Bookie
third. Time, SO L.
Fourth race-One mile. Tariff Re-
form won, Kink Charlie second. Perdita
third Time. AZ 3-4
Fifth race-Selllng. Lady Mccain
won. Miss Reynolds second, Myrtle
third Time. 1902 3-4.
Sixth race-Selling, six furlongs. La
Colonia won, Cyclone second, Captain
Drane third. Time, 1;14.
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smithville. Tex, June 1S,--A good
rain fell here today, which insures the
corn crop heavy yield,
The railroad work still goes on. The
coal shoots are about completed and O
new passenger depot Is to be built very
shortly whlcn viii add greatly to our
already beautiful city
Smithvlile will undoubtedly be the
best town between Houston and Deui'
son IN a short while.
Crops are In general as fine as were
ever known in this section.
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Special Dispatch.
Jefferson. Tex, June 13,-An enthusl-
astic meeting OF the Democratic club
OF Marion county today adopted the
following resolution. offered by w. H.
Armistead.
Resolved that we indorse the Hon
Horace Chiffon Tor United States sena-
tor and request the fVaturi0l conven-
tion TO instruct for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
st. Louis. Mo, June 13.-First race
Six furlongs. Two O'Clock won. Frank
Gate second. Attention third. Time.
lis Ia.
Second race--One mile. Lord Willow
brook won, Esther second Bound
Brook third, Time, 1:43 "a
Third race-Five furlongs. DR.. Work
won. Bob Carter second. swiftly third.
Time, 1.02.
Fourth race-One mile. Shellbark
won, Russell Grey second, Francis Pope
third Time. l;43 1-2.
Fifth race-SiN furlongs Highland
won, Tim Murphy second, Fagin third.
Time, 1;ii IL.
Sixth race-One mile Simrock won,
Marcel second, Tenacious third. Time,
i.43.
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Troop. Attacked by STRIKERS.


McIainsviile, Ohio, June ls.-whue
company f., Eighth regiment. was
guarding deep cut near this place
today the men were attacked by about
thirty strikers, who were armed with
stones and clubs. The soldiers, seeing
that tbs. attacking party had no IRE
arms. threw down their weapons and
went at the mob with bare fists. After
two minutes the whole party OF Poles
and Italians were put to flight without
bloodshed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Judge GroSScup of Chicago blenders
nm Important Decision.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, June is.--INdge Grosscup OF
the United States court rendered de-
cislon which will make It more dlmemt
for post ofilce inspectors to obtain evil
denoe against violators Of the postal
laws. II was In the case OF James
Palmer. letter carrier who was
The court decided that test. or docoy
letter. which was used 20 entrap
Palmer was not in mails In the legal
sense at the time Il was alleged TO
have been taken by the carrier. The
jury was instructed 10 bring In n YER
diet OF not guilty and Palmer became
free man. Tho letter IN this was not
regularly transmitted through the mails
and was not postmarked.
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Crane ana cycione Debate.


NF777'17' ~ -
San Marcos. Tex. June i5.--cyclone
Davis and Lieutenant-Governor NJ. NJ.
Crane held u Joint debate in this city
today In the presence Of about 1000
people. The debate was spirited and
rather replete with good natured per-
sonalitles, In which Mr.. Crane rather
had tho best Of his opponent. In the
political argument they both thrashed
out old straw. as Is usual of their re-
spertive parties.
J, II. Davis in an interview today
said that the state convention at Waco
next week would surely nominate
Judge Nugent for governor, Marion
Martin for Acknowledgement and
Cen II. z. Mccullough for treasurer.
{. p. Granbury may be nominated for
land commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
INTERESTING Irrm,

France imports fully IA (.
much wine as It exports,
Leather trunks were used ID
early as the time Of Caesar
Last year the bounty on Nd
In Kansas amounted to pgis.|
False teeth made of lvory a
found in the Roman cataH1A
Fully one-third Of the ssn4
lation of France are labonn q
Giants usually have WAX 4
tons and are shorter-llvtd lhr!
The manufactured pfodra 4
Britain amounts 10 about Va
a year.
For every widower who Il
widow there are eleven ~
maidens.
All improper resorts ID N
Mexico are regularly elalllt1
and licensed.
Several Of the South SEA I'D
q species Of mulberry tie ~
cloth Is made.
In 1879 a committee Of ne ~
lament reported unfayontq
trio light for towns,
Three-tenths Of the sarltF
Belgian convict are set aelll
benefit upon his release.
The origin Of the hustle lih@|
but It was worn BY Frtnra y
fashion as early as l5s'
A formidable band q rsal a
has been landed Al Antaf'l /
be on view at the exhiplil'l'
Chilians never enter OF l,iI,t I
street car or other public W.
out bowling to all Its ocraIAi'
Since the beginning q q.
ffty-two volcanic ISLANDS "
out of the sea. Thifiy-ill.s'
stil exist and ten are lrha''''
In an egg Just broken r. 2. = ! I
family Of j. p. Berein q hAh.
was found the eye bal q 4, !.
which was a thread ise n'''I
~
An lmense amount q ps ! Z
vice in the cause q chAiss \, 4
nv the Jewish sisterhasci w ', \
taohed 10 many Of no w
The helpfulness Of 'Hs Z. ~ Nv
these bodies is an honor . II. r
AT a cost Of sisaagN . W. . 7,
England Is Just conaplslisi.ss, : y. y
Hater supply by which ln, x. /,
of the English lakes 4 (. n. 4.
county. nlnety-five mll'' =
been damned ard wsis N, TX, /,
Inc city OF the besl qusl2 \. I
titles sufficient for AL pl's'. !.
women who lose iisif ~ ~ /
bow down In admiration a,, ~, i
est scheme, which Is l1'. ..,','I
las Hss man a hat pin VIII ' ','.'l 4
on It's length. These ! ls ~, I. !
from working rs W., AZ
at embarrassing mou .,.s *.
what do women 10Y isls r'l,l
they 20 along NE SUE, y, ~ \
llps and mumbllpg 2, I, I s,,.'.l
Ing ing words distinctly, ! ~ I, NJ
il would be a .nlessln,s. .ssIil
tens seems aaas impossible g :. ' ,s'I, Z
y ss' really say. = j. ! s Y;
they are talking q. ~, Y Is v
snlnss been told 70 hs ss,,,I II
FOR f,,i'i half a pound .'Qs,,,. Ssli'' "
.r 1 It g ps ..'n,,.t y !
XII, s,Dp procession q g H.. Il 2
s ways moving ths isa ", ~
an ineligible sen's.'..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Waco, Tex, June ls.-NIessrs. II, Il.
Parrot, W. d. Lacy and Il. Rotan
will leave this evening or early in
the morning for Dallas, where they
WIN join GOV. Hogg's party and tour
the North and East.
The prime objects of the visit of
these gentlemen is TO advertise Waco
first, and state OF Texas second and
the Southwest In general. The points
they Will visit We're published In the
local papers last evening. The Waco
delegation, while not a large one, is
certainly II representative one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
campalra,ns Around cor-leaaa

~f"~i'h AfATfANNus
corsicana. Tex. June ia,--Polndexter.
candidate for congress. spoke here to-
aisht He has q number OF appoint
ments In this county.
Col A. j. Baker. candidate for land
commissioner, Is in the city. as is AS
sistant Acknowledgement Henry and
Hon 7. A. Fuller, both candidates for
attorney-gcneral.
Hon. Ham oossett was here yester-
day, and has appointments to speak in
this county In the Interest of John Ii.
Reagan Capt. Eustice and Judge Wat
kins OF Henderson are here, taking
care OF Judge Reagan's interests.
Judge Fsnlk OF Austin also has np-
pointnents 10 speak Ia this county In
the interest Of Reagan. The woods
are full o. politics and politicians. The
man that thinks Reagan VIII get len
fooled $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14

Special Dispatch.
Bryan. Tex June 1a,-About 1870 peo-
pie listened 10 three-hours' speech at
tho court house this afternoon by the
wel known stump Ashby on the issues
Of the day. His remarks were well re-
celyed and pleased the country people
most
A good rain az noon prevented
larger attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
crasea b, Relision.

iN Associated Press.
London. June is.--Mrs- Samuel NJ.
Jepson threw her baby into cistern
and made three efforts to drown her
little boy today. Twice she let him out
because of his pleading and the third
time saved him because she thought
God had told her that she had done
enough
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-14
THE ROSEBUD BACKS DOWN
EpGnRToN is AFRAID TO MEET
DIXON
And the Fight 10 Have Taken Place
ON the 10th of June IL on-The
American Derby ana Two OF
Its Candidntes-Daseb


BY Associated Press.
Boston. Mass. June 1s.-The fight
between Dixon and Edgerton scheduled
for the 2sth Is Off. Jimmy McHale, his
hacker and trainer, telegraphed to the
managers of the fight today that Ed
gerton had "nunked." Tonight Mr..
o'Rourke telegraphed q challenge to
Johnny Griffin and young Grlffo. Of
fering on behalf Of Dixon to fight at
any weight and for any amount.
Critic Immediately accepted the offer.