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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
DEATH IN A HUT.
Two Brothers Poisoned in q p
Way.

Montreal, March 2i.-A dll
from Calgary gives details d
deaths OF Robert and David
sons of Sergeant Major Smith.
supposed that the young men
had been hunting and trapping
the winter and had been psis
wolves had eaten of rabbits whlel
partaken of some OF the poison
had made them sick, and they
died for want Of medical atteniloa
bodies We're found in q hut which
had built for themselves. side BY
in bed, one of them lying viii
eyes closed and his arms fold.
his breast, as II he had died FIRE
had been laid out by the sur
brother. who then securely close
doors and windows and sank Dol
die himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

EX-Congrcssman John b. Long, who
Is master OF the Texas state Grange.
IS In favor OF reduction OF the cot
ton acreage ana urges the farmers TO
this action. Notwithstanding the re-
cent advance in prices. Mr.. Long
rightly concludes that the speculators
have caused the advance. prcdlcatlng
it upon the belief that the acreage
will be greatly reduced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

a very critical oou.,,. =,
S SAPected to live. 'r''I,on, ana
iiap 4 night yesterday a ~ sane
white, who is now IL Eyer tie +
hob Robert Mcdonald. ~
Zone, Hoies Tor an attemptassse is d
little white girl, Cis,,sss1 ouirsa
Methodist church uoie Holden
"A. O. Walker len
Quanah, his old hons iast nd
Mrs; 10. b. Knox ana ~ ~ 10
have been on a visit nv ba. aagshisl
nome Walker No. III, lsil d
w. w. 7. Jones, one Of l ow. eysall|
zens, who went to y yy, pus lssil]
rev days ago to gel mas.,s
az Lizzie Robinson Of that H, n,i \
last night, Accompanied scs d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Denlson, Tex, March 2l-The Katy
mas a peculiar suit pending at Royce.
Texas. During the holidays a man nam
ed Crawder bought one-fare excursion
ticket from lilllshoro to Nashville. I'm
on arriving at Nashville Crawder was
arrested on an old charge and placed
in jail, He gave the returning coupon
TO q friend named Roscoe. who returned
10 Royce ana demanded that the ticket
be redeemed. The company stated that
Crawder had received full value for
the money ne paid, but Roscoe saw fit
to sue, and did so for S126O. The case
was called by a justice of the peace at
Royce, who rendered Judgment Tor the
amount asked, but afterwards granted
the company a new trial, which Is set
FOR March 2S. The best legal talent
say plaintiff has no cause for action.
but the case cannot even be appealed
TO the county court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Boston, Mass, March 2i-Iohn Bo-
hen, u printer or this city. ia soon 10
marry Miss Theresa Gertrude Butler,
only daurhter OF Captain Howard a.
Butler, the Philadelphia millionaire
The engagement has been kept a. ge-
tret. 1t is said, nt the desire OF the
young Womon's parpujs. Uhn do NOT
itvor the match. After an extended
iour w Europe iu pursuit. Of her studies.
uuIHE ,Wh'ch she received the uttcn-
IONS ui many titled buttprOlrg MISC
Butler returned home She Is benu-
liiul girl. the idol OF her mothers heort
ana the pride Of her rich father. with
thrrc-qu1rtcrs Of million ln her own
right Last Angus, Miss Butler. with
ner parents, Went TO Newport. where
lhr} were guests of Mrs. RfrploW At
about the same time Mr. Bahcn. with
a party toom Boston. went TO Newpnrt
10 attend dance given In the Npyypnrt
BaHar. There he frat met Miss But
Ter They mot often, nud tho story
k''H mat ihH .girIA parents ordered
Hohen 10 cease his attentions Tbe ar
u't was NOT ubeyci, ana secret meet
,nSs followed In this way "A month
was passed and then. Mr. Bahcn re-
turning To Boston, they began TO com
inunichtc by letter. becoming enr1os.l
about the middle of last January. NTr
anu ME- huier protested, but their
uhuEhier insi7tcd that she loved you-,r
Bohon ana that his poverty shouid M
be % mar 90 their union Then the ppr.
ents gave their consent. and ON wash
!ngton,7 birthday the couple, met I'm
New York and made ARRANGEMENTS frr,
Rtlr WhrrlhFe' The wedding Win take
plle' M the nome of the brides pnr-
ents. on Chester avenue, ia philodrt-
phih, but there win be no dIaplav. II
y planned that their honeymoon viii
pc spent IN New England town. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
A BLOODY RATTLE
How the Japs Captured New chwang.
A Hard Fight.

Toxic, March 9--Per steamer BEL
eia, VIA san Francisco, March 2s. y
Details Of the capture OF New Chwana
nave been received. After contest Of
several hours the Chinese were driven
coward New chwang within the forth
.l9@ilons Of the city. they establish
~ themselves. apparently determined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS

The Cotton Growers Convention to
meet in Waco viii not devote Its at
teation solely TO the question OF plant
ing less cotton. The silver issue and
railway rates will also be debated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
FARM DEPAR TIM ENT.


Bulletin No SO. Texas Experiment
Station. is to hand, It gives results
Of experiments In feeding milk cows,
Twenty-four stations have issued bull
letins on feeding experiments, and yet
this bulletin, IN Il most modest and I'M
assuming way. presents some import
ant facts, brought out In actual tests
Of dairy foods on the flow OF milk, This
bulletin does not cover the earth, nor
the fullness thereof, but It does cover
four actual experiments, and 1t stops
when It gets through We have never
[ been profuse in our praise Of the Tex
as bulletius. They branch out To
/ the exception OF the Reindeer Station
! bulletins of the Alaska station, We
thing che Texas bulletin the most
| given to romance and vigorous digres-
sion.
Bulletin No. SO undertook TO follow
the law and verify Bailey's expert
| ments with plums. II went so far MS
to verify his conclusions. language, eN-
/ prcssions and remarks, and often With
| out irving due credit.
Jas clayton Is the author OF Bulletin
SO. II he had any loose letters TO string
! out either before or after his name he
| forgot to string them. lie was given
| eight cows and prairie hay, alfalfa hay,
cnrnmeal. cotton seed, cotton seed hulls,
cotton seed meal ana enslage He
ulNlueu the cows INTO Tour groups.
The bulletin says:
"Thc most important questions ans
wered by these four experiments are
here mentioned:
How much cotton seed hulls Is equal
to one pound OF alfalfa hay2 Ans.
LES pounds when combined with 3
pounds OF cotton seed meal and
pounds OF cornmeal. (See page 5O2.
Experiment No. 9
How much cotton seed huns IS
equal 70 I pound Of choice prairie hay7
pounds OF cotton seed meal and 6
pounds Of cornmeal (See page 5O2
Experiment No. ?.
'uow much choice prairie hay Is
equal to ] pound Alfalfa? Ans LIE
pounds when combined with pounds
cotton seed meal and pounds corn
meal, tSee page 502. Experiment No
9.
Does the addition of silage to a ra-
tion of common hay cheaper the ra-
ton? Ans. 1t does. (see pages go and
6l5. Experiments 3 and 4.
Having cotton seed meal. what
single forage should be fed with 1t 10
produce largest flow OF milk tlrornre
tested-cotton seed hullg. alfalfa bgy
silagc. aud prairie hayD Ans. cotton
seed huIls. iSee pages 80 ana Els. Ex-
perIn,puts 2 aud
afIavintr common rr,trI. t,,, what
single Grain is tbc be,t a., f,,,9 ,,.ftt, a.
T., rt,i,,,,, i, rr,.., az, =, ,,itt.a 80 - -.
tg,d -. s,,, ,, - ~, , w. ''',
,,o,S N,s 49,, 800 CIV 60 ,lo', S.tl
.io ,,,5 az. 1s., ,' N7'' p'bsS
''" I'M lt''N '.'' ~ p'' l''vi' o.
- ~ ,,'s 'ol'1n $50 nuns Wh3t
,l'Ele Llo't " we pya' 70 lyrl WIN IL
w ~ g''"gI lol BL7t I9" ot IllIN lPralus
tohleu, Co. ulloAl anu cotton seed meall
ans ol,gh seed lnhhl 'St' pages $40
anu qua. experiments ana ~
some general conclusions ana opin-
m the pre ,. pages may not be ont
nnt ro7,ri,,,n,,j rgr ,-,roroi ~, oi u 10
tbo r,tt,,s ,g,,i H., ,,.,, -, "'I az, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
SHOT IN THE IN
Harry Raymond Accide,,,u.
Himfelf While Looking I y. Y,

Guthrie, o. t., March
Two ago thieves stole q nv, - 4
t tns' son some feed and other M. = !!
Ihe i barn Of Harry Rayrsna' 1 MS
lexington. The next day ! n.y.
gun and prepared to eiya u Y. =
a warm reception sh,sla ,t sne
wednesday night he tho,,lney
the thieves at the barn sss, y
ins his gun he startsi a, =
them. While crawling oyo ".
get around TO head them NJ os1 I. !
i uh nus gun was dischafesal' ' .
load lodged in his lee ana AZ s.il
terlns the ankle bone ana IVY !,
nm Tor life, while the s,,pno r
proved to be one Of HE 6 arsa.
the barn. nurses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

,Hillsboro, Tex, March 23.-Last night
about II o'clock Tom White and John
in a dlmculty. in which the latter was
cut with a pocket knife. Gentry Is in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
scALDED TO DEATH.
a Child Fails Into a Kettle OF Boiling
Water at Caddo, 0. T.

Guthrie. o, r. March PA four
yoar-old daughter Of w. c. Benton, liv-
ing near Caddo. fell into a kettle OF
boiling water yesterday and was scald-
ed to death before the eyes OF the hor-
rlhed parents who could not get to 1t in
time to save its life
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Detroit, Mich. March 2s-The re.
mains OF Gen. Philip 81. George cook
We're buried with appropriate military
honors this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
no QUA PtTRONs .

Persons who are unable to buy
Tue Gazette on trims, or whose de-
livery OF the paper at their homes
a. unsatisfactory, win confer a
favor by writing the facts TO the
management.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

If Won are troubled la. ,,....-.- D.,
garden or orchard moIo s,i IN lhe
lection and mail IN NM a5 S,,'li COZ,
VIII take pleasure in baving W. ~,
tomology OF tho same d.ta,.l-, ~ ,'iI
the remedy ,ivsn Locn ,. mined e.. ana
the insects. flr. they kesn 49, ~ on
into your norEots '''e'i mouths
The Atlanta C,pstt,,,,,.,,.
the following az fcrtil1nt ' So,. ,.t
meal Salnit and ncid nSi, u8t'oh SEED
about one pound Z, nacb bui 80 ~. 9 y.
be wsIl miveI y.I,I, ~, M anu let IL
"'..' '''e S'ii'
In nlnntinfr ,v7tar,r.r,.,,.
that tbe detun,,I 70, ,i,. ", i'Illellper
kets Is for r5,,,5 ny ,, ,Sg'' n ,r, mar
Gem Is their iIs1I irhi,7' me hoib
melons are mod enc,, Ia,, var looIs OF
and but few TeSas nay r,o, IN some cities
sidcred best here '0 aSd 'ie .r are con
raised In tbls CO.. aIe generally
ons They scil. ana IN aa"i round mel
MON b,, ~.
animal ,rI ~ 20" OF other
n0nriv rod ityao,d1 po9rly cared for.
his nelrbbors IN, 80 " tni, ues iecled, ana
rrpcity tn ~, IN vi lohlhs nm up for
!, V sr,,i, ~ "uin9 animals. a man has
Vatsd ar enrista5 NY son Is not culti-
Nv borcrg sn,io '"g uee Us infested
tne!'',cS anu ms nelghbors point to
same er"ator ga,. a' h..,, Dt ti reader the
tba rrt,,t t,,.. 20 g9'l lue animal and
not hold him f1iiltisss VIZ anu pc WIZ
tr,ist a, s1,,,,.i = VS. ~, "nu heElects a
or ti,o ,r,,, ri. ~ lhs domestic animal
'us true
Tho rupc C,,sIi,- .,.-,.,
NJ tho W-,r,.,,' ,''i.'H.il Cueular cheese
n was madc Srn ,.r' mpiEnel Ten tons.
d ,T.V y,,"u ~. -I'Vvo cows, rms great ched-
and feu into tho IanS. ailer the tair
Kenslngton lie hoe 49, u9ller IN
nnd a. is en- AZ aa paIt OF II stu.
nbie noreG :" soou mayor and eat
speol,s VII a.. ~ ~ 10 me tongue. This
''''' wen ior Ouhauiah cheese.
,,t
f., IN a,t anu 'egeiaole men have money
;rylo,. prci,n.,,tt 10 iuah IN East Texas
U''''
Experln,er,s s,,,,, t,,,, IT,,
IN n,n,,thm ~ sLoW tnat sheep OF to
nonnJa '', s,,. u'u ean 9e made to gain IA
sSssOIe material consumed, while
,s ,,,,. 40 70 months Oh VIII make gain
a 80, puunuh' IL ~ difficult TO get
~, ,,i,,,,, -, t'SNl'ls GU sheep, ana
In Ion v,eo L's" pe niaue 70 gain as much
,,,o,,,h. WIS 1r, as Is usually done In five
noss 1Here Is put one way to sue
N0'''
baa m AiustrailG me scab In sheep has
ostn su ,,oy wiped out by the per-
in rI'e.. use 81 not baths OF sulphur and
o,,d M i,3I.loWea by one of sulphur
S Sni duicNline ut temperature Of 40
coi,1Jti5,, ttSoMtNei sound the apparent
n n,,,s, .. my imported sheep, down
~, 80, suW mo lhls bath. There is
N' "'''e se"o III mat country
srbo ht. -.
nsin,, o o,s no,els N Fiorida are now
us.ns one car load OF California or
y, y n ,IriIe' IN November last II was
market the ercot orant,a as 10 now TO
state. The frost dId I, ''pp OF that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year ISSUED every Friday, 60 cents
SIX months 80 cents.
All postmhstefs arc authorized to act a.
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25
THE NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
THE COTTON BELT MAY EsTAB-
LIsH SHOPS AT TEXARKANA.

NEGOTIATIONS ON FOOT FOR
THAT PuRPosB-woRK ON THE
LINE PROGRESSING FAsT-THE
SHOPS AT TEMPLE FOR THE
GULF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Corsicana, Tex, March 2a.-The
skeleton OF an uriSpown man was found
IN q pasture south OF the city today
Tho shot With which he was killed was
found among bis bones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

DALLAS BUREAU.
L. rutherford. agent umcc. Oriental
Hotel,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

NO WOMAN LYNcHED,
Nashville. Tenn, March y.-A
investigation made into the re
lynching OF a negro woman
Lynchburg, this state. shows The
TO be a malicious falsehood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

hNperIments show that sheep Of Z 10
10 months old can be made to gain IA
pounds for every 100 pounds 81 al
gesuole material consumed, while
those OF is months old viii make n gain
OF Dut nVe pounds. II is difficult to get
any sheep can be made 10 gain MS much
IN ten weeks as Is usually done in ave
months, There is but one way to sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

In Australia the scab In sheen has
been absolutely wiped out by the per.
slStent use Of hot baths OF sulphur and
tobacco, followed by one Of sulphur
and qulcltllme at a Temperature ~ tio
degrees. However sound the nnnnrent
condition Of any imported sheep. down
II must gov into this bath. There ia
no more scab In that country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

Fruit and vegetable men have money
IN bank and to loan In East Texas
Tyler OrchardIst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

1t IL said that the castor bean Is an
excellent plant for the poultry ward
Fowls assemble under these plants for
shade and no insects or yermln bother
them The plant is n sure preventative
or insect foes to poultry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

The big hotels in Florida are now
using one car load or California or.
anges each week. This Is hard ON
florida In November last II was a
market the great orange crop Of tnst
state. The frost did II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

The agriculture of this country IL In
a peculiar condition. The sugar men
must have bounty. the wool mon n
protective tariff and the cotton grow
ers desire greater volume OF cur
rency. II Is said the late congress ala
not give the country the relief II de-
mands. Which relief? What demandsq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-25

lNis IhhneNt Nptclhl agent OF the
United States department OF oyr,,',,I-
ture. Investigating the boil wcevll Of
cotton. says Texas needs an entomolo-
gist. a. the agricultural ana mechanical
college. Oh get out, Dahneyl Texas
Is now paying a virglnian $1,000 nor
year for this very thing Texas needs
an chronological, but he IA not needed
Tor ornament and salary purposes. He
the bugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
A Much Married Man skips

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. ga
special to the Times Union, from
Tampa, Fla, says:
l. l.. Deckle left town very sud-
denly few days ago and it devel-
ops that he feared arrest for biga-
my. Deckle learned that a Ssvan-
nah man had written here, in
quiring IL he was married. On
learning this Deckle borrowed
money and left, Mrs. Deckle fol-
lowing in few days. 1t is stated
that five years ago Deckle deserted
a wife at Gadsden, Ala. He went
to Mobile, Ala, where he married
again. This second wife he de.
serted and married the woman
with whom he was living here.
Deckle was a clerk in a grocery
store here,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Killed the Operator.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. BIN
formation has reached here OF the
cowardly murder of Ed. West, sta
ton agent o. the Kansas City,
Memphis and Birmingham rail.
way, at Potts. Camp, Miss, thir-
teen miles east Of Holly Springs,
by J. A. Gatlin, a politician. Gatlin
had been to political convention
and wanted to send a telegram. He
knocked upon the station door,
and West, who was making
out his monthly reports, was lit
tie slow in opening the door. Some
words passed, when Gstlin pulled
a gun and fired on West, killing
him instantly. AS soon as Gatlin
fired the shot he ran off up the
railroad track and was soon fol-
lowed by the enraged citizens, but
so far has escaped. II caught, the
general opinion is that he will be
iynched,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Aid for the Cubans.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 3.-A
cablegram from Key West, Fla, to
the Times.Union says:
Private kilograms received here
confirm the story Of the safe land
Ing Of the largest and best equipped
expedition that ever landed in
Cuba. AS was stated, the expedi-
ton was commanded by Generals
Roloff, Sanchez and Rodrigues.
They carried 2l0 men, 2S,00O rounds
OF ammunition, $50 rifles, 400
pounds of dynamite, one Calling
gun and one cannon and 500 ounces
OF DIR. Esquinaldo's infallible balm
for wounds. DR.. Valdez Domin-
guez went as colonel of the sani-
tary CORDS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Meteorological Exhibition.

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Tbe meteoro-
logical Office has received from the
Central Physical Observatory of
st. Petersburg, copies OF circular
addressed to various institutions
with reference to a proposed mete-
geological exhibit at Nizhny-Nov-
gorod exhibition In 1896. The Gen.
trail Physical observatory being
DESTROYS Of making this exhibit as
complete as possible, and at the
same time of making known to the
Russian public the progress Of
meteorological science in various
countries, desires to obtain informa-
tion on any of the following points:
O Number OF stations, of different
orders. (2) Titles of periodical
publications, any Of which will be
exhibited. (3) Summary of prac-
tical applications Of meteorology,
with titles of any works on the
subject. ca Copies OF works con-
tanning mean values or references
to them, instructions for taking OBJ
sevations. descriptions OF instru-
ils.ats with ,..sthQds OF exposure,
,ssstime
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
The Happy Poor.

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-The Countess
Schimmelman, formerly lady-in.
waiting at the court of Berlin, an
nounces that she intends to sell
her large villa near the Danish
capital, and devote the proceeds to
the poor. She had lived, she said,
in the palace Of an emperor and in
the huts of fishermen, and she had
become convinced that the poor
were happi er than the miliionaires
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Water Pipes Burst.
STATE BICYCLE MEET.

STRATHAvEN, Scot, Aug. 3.-The
people of Strathaven were thrown
into a state of great excitement
yesterday through the bursting Of
the main water pipe leading from
Gleugavel waterworks to Glass.
ford filters. The burst took place
In Townhead street, and In less
than three minutes Green street
and Commongreen were flooded
from side to eide. People flocked
from their houses, and the alarm
spread in every directf, n. In Green
street the water foul,f its way
through the bleaching q en- to the
Powmilllon river, but ntBbefore 1t
had flooded all the wesvsf1t Shops,
the damage done to hor3 esI looms.
etc, being very great, <$Shops were
flooded in the Commongreen, and
great damage done. The water
found a road into the river at
Bridge street. For fully half an
hour water rushed through those
streets, and crowds OF people stood
helplessly looking on. At last the
water was shut off at Crofthead.
When it had subsidized the streets
were In a bad state. On examina-
tion OF the pipe it was found that
it had been completely split open,
1t was I inches thick and u inches
wide.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Suicide of an 1s.Year-old Boy

EUTIs, Fla, Aug.3.-Charles Car
rick, a boy about Is years old, shot
himself through the head Sunday
night, causing instant death. Car
rick came here from Chicago where
his grand parents live, his parents
being dead. The boy has been
anxious to leave and applied to his
grand parents for money. They
refused to aid him and he killed
himself,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
A Popular SQUIRE to Wed.

LONDON, Aug. 3@-The engage.
ment OF Mr.. Reginald Loder a.
Lady Margaret Hare, Lord Lis
towels elder daughter, causes
much friendly enthusiasm in
Northamptonshire. The marriage
will take place before the close OF
the season, and Mr.. Loder and La.
dy Margaret propose residing per-
manently In the country, where,
since the death of Sir Robert Loder,
the owner Of Maidwell Hall, has
proved himself to be one of the
most popular of squires.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Lion Tanner Hurt.

LONDON Aug ga lion-tamer in
Buffalo Bill's menagerie at the Old
Barracks carnival was seriously in
jured recently while performing in
a den. The lion was a forest bred
one, and arrived at the show the
same day. The unfortunate man
sustained four severe wounds, and
was conveyed to the Royal In
Urinary. N..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
A Close Decision.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 3.-The
Supreme court OF Ohio has decided
that the city of Cincinnati has
no authority in law to accept the
offer OF an Eastern syndicate to re-
fund $3,0O0,000 Of her four per cent
bonds at 1855 in consideration of
making the bonds payable, inter-
est and principal, in gold. The de-
cision was made by vote of three
to two.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
PARIS Healthy.

PARIS, Aug. 3.-Rsports circu-
lated within the last few days that
disease is slarmingly prevalent in
this city is officially and emphatic
ally denied by the medical authori-
ties, who declare that the general
health OF the city is in an excellent
state and there is absolutely no
epidemic Of any kind as has been
alleged,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Tropical Heat in Europe.

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-Tropical heat
prevails in Germany, Austria and
Italy. There have been many
cases of sunstroke In Vienna and
elsewhere. Thunder and hall
storms In parts of Germany have
ruined the crops. Many persons
were injured during the storms.
A number OF cattle were also in
jured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
Amateur Ball Games.

Amateur baseball games will be
played today as follows: Joske
Bros. VS.. Wolff & Marx, at Jockey
club grounds, 9 q. M; West End
Browns vs.. Sports, at Jockey club
grounds, 4 p. M; Fort Sam Hous.
ton We. San Antonio, at San Pedro
park, 4:30 p. M; Hoo-Hoos VS..
Hard Hitters, on Sadie street, 4
d. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-04
A Fireman Messing.

One of the firemen belonging to
the Second ward engine house is
said to be missing since pay day.
His wife and children are still in
the city, but 1t is said the husband
and father forgot to leave any OF
the cash he got from the city with
them.