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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

and Altgeld. The labor troubles came.
and for the FIRST time In history
Democratic president ordered regular
troops across the borders OF n sovereign
state over the protest OF Its governor,
federal Judges sent worllmen 10 Jail
without according TO them a trial by
jury; the writ OF habeas corpus twas
suspended practically and all was con-
fusion. Another election came. and
the labor organizations in the city OF
Chicago, to a man, voted against the
Democratic ticket. They did II in
every Northern state. and in North
Carolin9, Delaware, West Virginia,
Tennessee and other Southern states
the revolt was as general as in the
states north of Mason and Dixon's
line. John Z. Altgeld had nothing to
do with the great calamity which fell
upon the Democratic party. And he
is stronger In Illinois today than Presi-
dent Cleveland or any man who holds
TO the views OF that gentleman. II
was labor that knitted the Democratic
party to death In 1894, and II Will be
the knife of labor that viii pierce the
vitals Of the party in 1896 should n
gold standard platform prevail and a
Wall street parasite be forced upon the
party as presidential nominee. The
people are IN the saddle in the West
and South, and when turned loose they
are id rough riders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.


Rome, june iO.-'rhe new Italian parlia-
mcnt was opened today with great core.
mony 10y King lhImbcrt In person. 1hc
city WAS decorated for the occasion. and
n nSss aS Srrya 's s ssSsleV and ep
titles, King iluinhcrt aEl uheen Mar,
garct were Sntluslastealiy$Shg US they
drove through the strocts, (which were
scat upon the throne With The usual cerc.
mony aud delivered his speech,
Washington, June -pospnpster.Gen.
eral Wilson ictt, here At $40 this after
liver an address on "Wednesday at tile
commencement OF ccntralla college
New York, June TO- The board OF police
comnisslunem adopted a resolution today
dlsmlssug nom the police force Inspector
Mclaughlin, vito was last week found
guilty OF eNtortluu.
Washington. june iO--rhe farSiips san
Francisco aud Columbia have arrived at
Copenhagen,
Washington, June i0--A tcicgrnm TO the
secretary NJ the navy announced that the
Concord hns sailed from Nngusnki to che
mullo.
Washington, June l0.-Sccrctary Herbert
Nnid today that II WIS not vet determined
tue Florida cunst To prevent q nllhustoring
expedition going TO assist the Cuban re-
bells.
Cincinnati. June i0.--Accordlng TO ndyicca
recent vloudhurst washed away a number
of houses, bridges ami whole streets. II
II nddcd that twelve persons were drowned
az schtrignbnoh nlont, nnd TINT the DAM
hgc, which cannot llq repaired for years,
amounts TO over 100000 ilorlns,
sallna, Ran. Juge loA cloudburet Is
reported from Mahondnle, southwest Of
horc last night The water was nhout
four fept deep aud did much damage A
herd OF about nfty head uf cattle were
dlowntl and several buldlnga were
wrecked.
Washington, June 10 The trial OF Cap.
tain Henry W. Hpwgutc, ON two inllct-
Of nc'ouuis, while dlshurslng oiiiCer OF
the signal service In isiD. was begun to-
day
Washington, Juno io-rhe report pub
lishel In New York paper today that q
party Of government surveyors were kill
IN the Indian Territory last "Wednesday,
u Incorrect, IL IL said that the Indians
know that the work IN for their hcuetlt
aud give the best Of treatment to the sur.
Vuyun.
Athens, June 1O-Ancr the election OF
NJ Iamls, the candidate of the de l.lannos
mrly 10 the presidency % the chnuber
the cabinet lelephonrd their designations TO
the King at latoi King George thorcupun
summoned VI. Nicholas de Linnnrs, nnd
requested HIN 10 form new cabinet
Grand 1iaplhs, Mich. June 10. THE zen.
crnl synod uf the Reformed Church In
America today considered mn overture from
tho synod OF New jersey recommending
The exclusive use uf unfermnnted wine In
the communion service, The matter was
len 10 the cOngclrnce Of tho pastors Of tho
different churches, nnd all references 10
The subject were stricken from the mln'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

wichita Fails silver Democrats
Meet nnd Adopt RESOLUTIONS.

Wichita Fails. Tex, Juno 1O,-pur-
aunnt to call the citizens Of Wichita
county met and organized n silver
meeting, with j. l., Morrison chairman
and G. n. Clark secretary
Resolutions were adopted denouuc-
inn the present administration for its
financial policy, ana advocating the
free and Unlimited coinage OF both gold
and silver at n ratio Of 10 TO I, regard
loss Of the wishes Of the money lend
Ing shyiooks OF European nations" n
resolution also being adopted inviting
all men Of whntcver political belief
who favored the restoration Of the
dollar OF the fOrefathorH TO Join In tho
campaign or right against wrong. Tho
voters OF each precinct were requested
to organize silver clubs and to send
representatives. TO the meeting Mt this
place. July 6, to aelect delegates TO the
convention TO he held In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
MINISTER'S OBJECT
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ny DALLAS
pAsTous
Denouncine the Proposed Flight Be-
tween Corbcft ana Titxsinin,cnr.
They WIN Ala the covcrnor ia
Every Possible Way to stop the
Afrsir-sportipg News.



At thu Meeting OF the Dallas Pastors
association this morning the regular
program was laid aside and dis
cusslon o. the proposed glove contest
IN pnllas next October between CCrbett
and Fitzsimmona was taken, up.
sThe following resolutions were
Whereas. We learn with shame and
sorrow that 1t In proposed TO hold In our
midst contest between two noted
pugillsts; and.
Whereas, such contests are lArutni-
izing In an unspeakaple degree; e:,d.
Whereas, Such a contest Will COM
centrate In our midst horde OF gnntb-
!ers, thieves ,pickpockets. thugs and
harlots. whose presence even srnttered
throughout the country Is a perpetual
menace TO the welfare OF the com NUM-
~, and when concentrated here would
debauch our city and state In IN un-'
limited degree; and,
Whereas, While we have the fullest
confidence In the Integrity. ability end
courage OF our chief executive, Gov
ernor Culbcrson; but,
Whereas. There Ia some doubt nc to
the adequacy Of our statutes 10 c.able
the state authorities 20 oifectrally In
terpose TO prevent the bcsmirching of
the fnir names OF our city and state In
the eyes OF tho civilized world In this
matter; therefore.
Resolved. That we expross or most
emphatic disunpfoval and aDhorrance
OF The proposed outrageous nlomina-
ton. |Hl
Resolved, That we call upon lie at
torney-genernl of the state for an
opinion az TO tho power given in our
laws to the executive IN the premises.
Resolved, That we feel we mny safe
ly pledge Governor culberaon tho
hearty cooperation OF all the best elp-
ments of the citizenship OF the state
In any steps he may take 10 save
Texas from this incffaceAble disgrace.
Resolved, That we call upon all lovers
OF purity aud honor to cooperate With
US IN this matter.
Resolved, That n II should appear
that our existing laws are Inadequate
TO our complete protection against this
brutal outrage, we VIII give to tho
governor our hearty indorsament In
calling an extra session Of the 'eglsla-
ture TO ennct suitable and sufficient
laws. or In any other steps that nc may
see TT 10 take In the premises 10 for
ever save our beloved state from such
unspenknblc diahonor.
Resolved. That copy OF t'iese icso-
lutlonH be furnished the nnwspapers
for publication that the press through-
out the state be requested TO copy them
and that the honor-lovnR Gltizins CT
Texns be urged 70 take prompt and
emphatic action In this matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

From letter written by Rev j.
Gundcrmun Of Dlamondale. Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract
81 have no hesitation In recommending
DR. Kings New Discovery, ms the re-
suits were almost marvellous In the
case Of my wife. while | was pastor
OF the Baptist church at Rivas June
tion she was brought down with pneu-
monia succeeding In grippe, Terrible
paroxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and It
seemed as II she could not survive
them. a friend recommended Dr.
Kings New Discovery; II was quick in
It's work and highly satisfactory In re-
suits. Trial bottles free at j. T.. Nicks,
80 cents and Sl00.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Two OF the principal speakers at
Wednesdays silver convention. Senator
Turplc OF Indiana and Senator Harris
OF Tent ssce, ars'ved today.
Senators Jones ami Perry OF Atkan-
Fas and stowar; OF Nevada are on their
way MS are also Congressman slhiey
of Pennsylvania, oryan Of Nebraska,
Senator Marion Rs,isr. at the head o.
the North Carolina delegation. and sem
ator rasco. with the riltlda delesn lion.
Delegates win begin TO arrive to-
norrow. and IL IS expected that fully
1000 win be present when the conven.
Ilon IL called 10 urtor The permanent
thh"tlanship OF the gathering lies be-
tween Senator Jones q ArSnnsgs and
IurrlH' Senator liares declining Ia
Tho following letter was received To-
day from Governor Culborson OF Texas
by w. N. Brown, president OF the
himetalllr lcnguc:
Acting upon your request OF June l.
received In my absence from Austin, /
have appointed delegates to the hl-
metallic convention In your city, n list
OF which is inclosed, You viii notice
that twenty are appointed instead OF
ten, as suggested by you, This ~ done
because II ~ likely, In view OF the short
notice, some Of them may not be able to
attend. and my EFFORT IL To secure the
attendance OF as many az ten
They are among the leading citizens
OF our state including ex-senator Rcu.
gan, cN-ConEressmAn Lnnhnm. Lieut..
Gov Jester and speaker OF the House
of Representatives Smith"
The list incloBed In the governors
lcttcr was rs follows!
John IL. Reagan, Palestine; s. w. Y.
Lanhnm, Woathorf0rd, George II. jess
ter, Corscann; ~. S. Smith, Hnlaboro;
John nookhout, Dallas; w. II. Handy,
Austin. j. II. Fleming, Houston; Bryan
Callnghun. san Antonio; W. Y. Armi-
stead. Jefferson; w. NJ. Giles, Mlneola.
j. w, Blake, McNin; n. j. kcndrlck,
Waco; J. NJ, Mckinney, Jones Prairie;
$. r. Williams. Fort Worth; James
Mcdonald, Galveston: j. q. Murrell,
Gainoaylllc; -, II. Webb, Baird: j. l..
Wilson, sherman, l.. u. Llllard. Fair
HELD; j. l.. Greer Mckinney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

The selling agent for the
Washington brand OF Rib.
hons has dn extensive farm
on Long Island Sound and
has recently had an addition
of a fine bull calf, now two
weeks old. He has named him
George Washington, and is
very anxious to get rid of
that individual, and has of.
fered two dollars to anyone
who will come and take him
away. Now there can be no
particular reason why he
should want to get rid of a
good, healthy, bull calf with
registered father and moth
err except that he doesn't
need him in the Ribbon bus.
mess. No more is there any
good reason for us to offer
today at 124c yard what was
left from the five bargain
lots sold yesterday at lSc,
when they would undoubted.
" all sell at the larger price,
except us a trade encourager
some style them trade
teasers, usually known as
bargains
Remember the best things
go first
Remember what are not
sold today at 124c will go
tomorrow at SC, between
hours of 10 and IL a. IN. and
Sand 4 p, m, but the best
of them go to-day of course.
What a hustle there'll be to-
day at 10 to IL. 1t is a
money saving opportunity
seldom seen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

,oa,,,r, tho house. could hardly say
aod'hve Matters went ON In thls
Svav until. 1 think. Just after the 4in
az July. when one morning n,"ns
followed me to the door ana tolu ny
II | could not pay my htteht'ohs go
her alone she would leave the nouhp
and l would not find her at hoine WIN ~
/ returned. did find her, however III
almost an insane condition, kneeling
aver her sister, who lay upon the hoos
dead, having been struck by Minnie On
the left temple with footHtoOl Ihe
bodv was kept IN the house until lnte
the next afternoon this was AZ lev
Wrlghtwood avenue, first noor) "hth
went TO livery stable, hrst one On
right hand side after leaving Wtitn',
wood on Lincoln avenue Gee map am
got a small. black horse, bndly Grip
Ned in front feet. and a sort OF "carrf~
ali" y,ith one seat, open top Took Lay
10 lake in trunk. Got boat-see map
and put trunk In boat and early VI tne
evening deposited body IN lake frunk
was returned 20 house. ] VIII be glau
ia 20 further into details II have 'ifne'
or 10 answer any further GuesiloiH AZ
I'll II. HOLMES"
when asked by the recipient OF the
obove letter about the trunk, Holmes
said. THAT trunk came by express, Just
after the catastrophe. and when went
back to the house | toli Minnie that
NaunIe's trunk had como ana asls'i
her II should brins IL - the house.
What. she sad. pen M. Nnnineh
rink. her dresses letter and p.sturcH
20 horrify .ne?' Bur- ing her face In
her hands. she said. 40. never Take
them 70 the lake and si1k them - TIE
bottom Also I wen. % tho oiiiee TOR
the purpose OF carrying nut her wishes
but found taere wera 50 express ohhrfe.
on the trunk. concluded u was not
worth 50 TO me. and 80 ! left II N the
! odice. l told Minnie. however. l had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
rnApns AssnMnLr MnnrINo.
Representatives of the Labor Unions
Hold nu Interesting Meeting.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the Trades Assembly occurred last
might In odd Fellows hall, The coming
election OF officers Of the Assembly,
which Occura Mt the next meeting, "
causing considerable squnbbllug and
the two factions are pulling wires right
and left. Shall bona tidc labor organ
iEations rule or not Is the Issue.
Home Industry is being instructed
on and the working OF Dallas NOM
union men In preference to Fort Worth
union men was severely scored. The
secret importation of Dallas timers to
work here In the cause OF such action.
The next meeting of the Assembly
will be an interesting one and means IA
great deal for Fort Worth labor unions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

For the Hundrcdth Time They Are
Utterly Annihiiatcd.

Havana, June l0.-Capt Gen. Mar
tlneg de Campoa leaves thlB city today
for the province OF Puerto Principe
Col, Cnnalles. In command of de-
tachment of troops. has had an en-
iyagcmeut with u band of Insurgents
at zebarruc0 lie Cuba, The insurgents
were commanded by Jose Mncco. ON
the side Of the troops Lieut. Nlutu and
two soldiers were wounded. The In
surgents lost two Killed and had seven
wounded. The troops also captured
some arms and ammunition
The Insurgents have fred upon a
coast guard vessel which was watch
ing the coast between Punta Gordn and
iSubanilla dc Mantanzas.
one volunteer was killed and one was
wounded,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Wheeling, W. Va, June tO-Thc
special train on the Baltimore and
Ohio, carrying an engine and hose cnrt
10 Cameron, went down ten foot em-
bHnkment ten miles this side OF Came
ron. Engineer Pat Duffy is under the
wreck and IL undoubtedly dead. Fire
man Dick Donohue OF Wheeling IL also
reported killed. The brakcmen on the
train were badly hurt The special
contained In addition to Wheeling fire.
men. several Wheeling persons, all OF
whom escaped with slight Injuries w.
s. Farms. city editor of the Wheeling
Independent, was badly hurt about the
afIng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

carried out her wishes. and she thinks
TO this day that the trunk was sunk
In the lake"
Another question unanswered Is
wher2 Is Pietzel and the three children?
ny many It Is believed that Holmes has
made away with them alb II he ac-
tually knows where they are. as he
claims, he would very readily produce
them Y ON trial FOR his lie. what Fort
Worth citizens are anxious to know.
however is the fate OF Minnie and Nam
ME Williams, and the desire OF all citi-
zens to have Holmes called hore TO nc
count for them is growing stronger
each day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

The Prohibition Question Is stirring
Up the People There.

wsco. Tex, june 10 THE local option
contcst which IL being waged IN McLen.
ninetian having been ordered for thRt date.
irhe campaign throughout hns been very
heated one. mud NJ this time the proniDi-
non question IL being discussed IN every
It,tber Ilttfabii. the great temperance lee.
tnrcr. 10 nasist IN the fialIt upon their size.
Tonight the nntls are having biz rally
~ ~. t MAN, aenIbat Inc cause ny some Of the
most prominent citizens, The contest v
,,,trcuiely interesting on account OF Tue
nTomineice Of the leaders on either sac.
Eneh men ~ DIR. H. G. Bufies0n. u. IL.
carroll and ]. u. Crnnhll favor The mems
ure. while Judse George Clark, Hon. Msl-
Ter s. Baker and Col. Il. u. Parrot oppose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Denlson. Tex. June 10.--Genernl Pas
senger aud Ticket Agent Barker OF the
Katy passed through Saturday night
accompanied by O. a. Douglass OF Chi
eago, and W l. Adams Of New York.
wen known photographers, whom no
brings 10 Texas 10 take views for tie
Katy.
Superintendent WEIGH OF the Katy at
Parsons, in In the city.
General Superintendent Maxwell has
returned to Dallas.
Roadmaster Durk OF the Choctaw d.
vision has about one mile OF the new
steel layed down Denison hill.
Master Mechanic McElyaney In In
Missouri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Cameron. w. Va. June l0.-The esti-
mate Of the loss by the wiplng out
by IRE OF Cameron early this morning.
as made early In the day, Is entirely
inadequate. The standing property OF
the town was probably worth $4,000
and the latest ltemized list OF the losses
foot up over 100000. The Insurance is
but $4,000 Fifty-two houses were
burned between 1890 last night and
4 o'clock this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Fort Worth, June l0.-Bacon, 3, g.
smoked, 7 s-4c; S. c, dry sailed. lie;
salted bellies small, Sc.
Lard-Refned in tierces. 1-4c.
wheat-No. 2. SOC. No. ., TIC; corn,
SEC: oats. 3lqS2c.
Flour-Fancy patent. 1855; family,
s2.25.
Poultry-old hens. per dozen, $27b;
spring chickens. Si25Q2.J0.
Eggs-7c.
CRbJage, Sc; potatoes, COO per bushel;
onions, cents per pound.
Blackberries per case, sl.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Kalamazoo. Mich. June i0.-Flre yes
terday afternoon, which is thought to
have been started by trlmps. destroyed
DsmIng & Sons extensive planning mill.
sash, door and blind works and lum-
Der yards and seven brick and frame
structures. Deming's loss Will reach
si5O. 900; insurance 500. 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
THE RAIN SPOILED II.
Yesterdays Game of Hall Detwccn
Fort worth nnd paiias In
y terruptcd.

Rain saved the lives Of the Dallas
ball twirlers at Toxas and Pacific park
yesterday. the game having been stop
ped ut the close OF the fourth inning
At that point Fort Worth had four
scores to the visiting teams one. and
wis Just getting ready TO pound In a
haif-dozen moro. The game win prob
ably be played to a finish on Thursday
at the close of the series OF three
games. Today's contest win be close
and exciting II the weather permits. A
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

New orleans. June iO.-Thcre was n
large free silver meeting at Washing
ton artillery han tonight Including dele
gates from all sections OF the state.
Ashton Phillips presided. Secretary OF
State j. S. Adams opened tho nrRu-
mcnt and Congressman Money uf Mis-
Hlsslppi ana Congressman Bryan OF
Nebraska were the principal speakers.
Free silver resolutions were adopted
and delegates were appointed to the
Mpmphip convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Tho boys OF the Rock Island railroad
Offices have organized base ball club
known as 'Sebree's Giants" The nine
contains some good material and has
been practiclng asslduously. In short
time the club viii be In a condition to
challenge any amateur club in the
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

New York. June i0.-The Cornell. tho
beautiful launch recently presented to
the navy by the university, was de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. II cost $4,000
10 build aud equip her and she was In
sured for about half OF her value. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Austin, june lO,--'rhe railroad COM
mission has adopted commodity tariff
No. 10 TO apply on shipments OF pack
Ing house products transported by rail-
roads between points IN Texas, said
products including cured hog meats,
lard or lard compounds. to take effect
June 20. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

MeAllIs,er win pitch for the homo

McAlister viii pitch for the homa
team today.
For the benefit OF the ball-ioving
public tho Gazette will state that in
the National League rain checks arc
not Insured after the first inning. but
In all Southern and Texas-Southern
leagues rain checks are given when
less than three innings are played.
James Nolan. secretary and mouager
OF the Toxas-Southern League. Is in
the city.
Manager Ward states that as Thurs
day is an on day for the clubs. yester-
day's game will be played on above
date. +.Il.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Wichita Falls, June 1O-Yesterday
evening Morgan Jones, j, a. Kemp. 4.
Newly and others left this city going
some twenty miles up the Wichita
some 20 miles up the Wichita river
to select the best location for n dam.
1t is we'll known that twenty miles
west Of this city the country Is very
much broken and the river has a rock
bottom which viii hold water inden-
nitely. 1t IL claimed that there can be
enough water stored there during the
wet season to irrigate twice as much
territory as there is adjacent to the
Wichita valley country. II Is said
Eastern capitalists are already figuring
to invest In this enterprise which
means an expenditure OF a half mill
lion dollars ard win make the Wichita
valley country the garden spot OF
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

And those who are all tired out and
have that tired feeling or sick head
ache can be relieved OF all these
symptoms by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parlla, which gives nerve, mental md
bodily strength and thoroughly purifes
the blood. II also creates n good APP
petite. cures indigestion. heartburn and
dyspepsia.
Hoods pills are asy 10 take, easy in
action and sure In effect. 25c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Reported by J. f. Butts & Co. Union
stock yards.
Good fat hogs. 3t25gA35; light hogs.
IL 0oeis *. wagon hogs. s3.eOas.65. good
cows. SO 2Off2. %; fat steers, S3,00H3.50
Hogs in good demand; market closed
strong on hogs, TO LOG higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Denison. Tex, June io.--'rhc base ball
game between DeniHon and Fort Worth
yesterday at Exposition park resulted
In Victory for Denlson. Score. 10 to
0. The same clubs piny again today.
Jack Hall. local sport, has taken
tho management OF the Denison oolored
base ball club and win play Dallas,
Fort Worth and Waxahnchie next
week. H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Bowie Tex, June JOAN voting pre-
clnctn have sent In their votes. The nntis
hnNc clnlincd the county by two votes,
The Npte II shown 10 he n the Excitement
II very high. Il VIII take Official count
to decide result.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

election passed Oh quietly here. This pre-.
clnct gees anti by Is majority The local
vote was 2aS ~ for prohibition. aud lts
against II Is learned that tue comfy
goes anti by 1870 majority,