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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Fort smith. Arb June d 6-rhe re-
Iswt-d killing IL Z-ke Prict"r. dspu',
Unli.-d States marshal, by ben stanley
IN the Ch-rok-s Nation. provrs untrue
A. b. arrived here to-day STANLEY =
s.s,.r write her sS~etheart In Jail there
that her brother bad killed Zske.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Rev, A Hoffman delivered hH l-',ur-
on M-I,co =, the LsAd Av. bu. Mr,h"il-i
church last evening. lie wAs gru-t..i hy
q god AudIsnc- And the elo~. sit-btnn
given throughout S,,ss,s-i the lively IN.
t.rs.t of his auditors. Mr.. Hoffman u q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

9 me gnld necklace, 80, With three ruh,rs
znh diamond ~ the center /, ~AH =
mark~i and emphatic manner ~ Winch g.
-tIrrHr their esteem fr Mirr fulrum,
ami " chow their protect ~ tue rch"'l
hnarl. which. Tor r,tn- unknown r-a-uu,
r'fus-i I" r-arI"int the lady f"r the c"tn.
Ing schnlastie year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Msairid. June q Captain general hAr'
tin.z de CHmpns has s-n' cable mrs'
sage 10 tbs spanish government asking
Or . r.iuforc. mspi ~ .is bAt,al'ons Of
,nfnary. The cabinet decided 70 seDd
,.n sdi,,ion.l h.ttAlions without delay,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
hhsl hl slarGlArs.

PAirbury. N-b., June 6--Lss' night
two masked msn rn'ered the uinrr ~ H.
4 Graham Al Bowen. min. mllrs fr'@
FAirbury. Graham rvsis,.d the burg slas
aud wAS shot twice. II. will lie The
burglArs oscApe.h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
wr,,,.s me.a. fer ns,s.~h,laa.

London. June & william X Cur,is,
assistant secretary u the treasury. Unit
-h S,At-p, and Chi-f Clerk Logan Car.
lisl-, have been busy to-day At the Roths
childs banking hous- writing bonds I" hr
iurne,i "v-r to the syndicate. They cntn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
nIra IN Ola Ts~n

The ~,f- 81 u,u Jesus M"utAn". Il CsHA
sAlsHAr. ll-i ~ "'closk thls m"rnlng.
=, the hume ~ Mrr. ,i.o. Morris. III "li
nSn, leaving a hAhy seven day odd
The remains were removed I" C"rrAl-S'
tLls Aii-rn""D. where the funeral VIII
TAXI place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Shsmokln. T.. June u ES",si Mgr.
~ngin-"r; Elisr B"t-, conductor. Ani
WIN klrar, hr-man, ~ freight train ou
th. k~adlng railway, w-r~ iuriAutlJ
killed this morning hy n c"lllr,"u near
LsrusLiAlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
rssy LiEe msY

oa Tuesday sftsrnoon, June I, tb.
sebolars ip Miss Lizzie Folsom's rsm. II
The Fourth ward school. sppsAre.i bei'r-
their popular tsAchsr-popalAr no, only
With them. but with the parents 81 ihs
ehildrsa--and prsssnisd hsr with hand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Omaha. June 4 - tu the hr-t time ~
almupi year the MiNruuri rNrr l- run.
uing bank full ~ OmAhA. AMI ir tihiu
i-~ feet ~ dAug~r line Evrry rlNrt IA
N-hrarkA n "a the pom, II overflow ing
and the hultnm landp are hs .ird.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

Washington, June Il --nr J u wplh
wsr Ia day APPOINTED examining surgeon
fer the I-nslun bureau al klbuqurrIu-.
n NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

New Yrk. June e. Money IN call
unminally IpfiI I-r cent. Prime m-rran-
tile ,A,-I !lm3l silver SGT Lead 3 07i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

question: ~ Tina ~
I could not bs eurcA
I gradually Er-v
voru@, very weak.
and conplsssiy dis-
Outraged. until I
lived. propp-d half
mp Ia tzSi, ts-'auss l
esssissn'f sSs SSsrss
nor sit up Think
Ing ny time hsd
come ! ,nld my fam
iiy What I wanted
doas when ! vAs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

ChmAgo, Juur . Cattle market
steady +" stronger shrrr slow snd
weak.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

The Ftrt Regiment band dh not r-n.
der their puhl'sh-d program. on account
of the ulckn-r- aud Ahsane. ~ JAs l~vins,
tirst lass The band, however. w,'h the
exception ~ NJ l-ylns plAy-i several
pieces In fron, II tho oI-rA house n ID,
kn,ght, dir.et0r II the hand, lnfvsas Tvs
CItlaks that the baud siAud Al ~ I'ark
will l- completed by neat "Wednesday
evening, when an oI-n'AIr c"nc-ri vii
b- gwen.
Andr-x Cen Il, who carried "n the 49,
sIn," un south s-cnDd street. clrssSi uI
his r.~rt. spd has l-ssri the A-,r"I"h.
tan building, corner Il Rlrut street and
R.ilr..i avenue. wh.rr hr will again rn
gage Ia business
The new ser-cns tT the r-iuctnu
works ssuth IL town have Arrly-i from
ran PrAnelaso AMI ths nAelin-ry will ~.
suns work one the cArl"~d IL ors frou
th. waShington nins r~csiysd ior test
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

gone. hut on tho arst day of March On
tho recommendation os hrA vsnais JnHrs,
Of Andersen. Ind. . oommeaccd taking
Dv. MAsx' Sesr sNvs fer shs Messs
Aad won,hrfGi o I'LL, In TEN days ! vs
working at light work aud on hArch 10 com
m.nrrd framing = harm, whh'h n hsavy
work, and haS'ut L-t 4 day siRce. ] am .
years oLt. q n. a., inch.~ and weigh 1sahs-
4 b~iisre aps Ssifv esveS, and
{ am NV only an ,s'ts that evcsyoas shsii
knnu of your wonderful romsdts~"
IycsSiiie. Ohm sIi-As FAAisv.
Nv. mIloa Heart Oars b sold On q posfsiys
guarantee that tho hr-l bottle vili beeeae
AL drasgists srll 10 al VI . b0tsles fs ~
Ey,ss Il. XiIsss aseiieai %. Hfisx la
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Restores Health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08
DISTRICT (OI ri.
Precinct Election Contest Case
JudiCially Decided,
Good work Of Judge Collier IN Clear
lng the DOtkct.
Marriage Vt Nt. Ice NClytN ana Miss
Anna baillN.
OrHER LOCAL iTENS


TuG GIrrysN man has Aupl.sl g. Mr
Marrun tu fIrntrL hun With - short ~
view II the work done Al Via. term winch
has iupt clup.-d Cumnru, IA rrslp. #
the work done al thlr term hA- b-ru -
unpiInt,,l, even chArArtrrIIlng II AZ a..
most extraordinary Ia rrpuIta Il any term
ever held m tins dirtriri. that there ir uu
dnuIt -an- .ucrinct embodiment uf th-pr
r..uI,. would h, interesting It's Arc-r
t.in-d that uu thr federal rdr ul III,
rnurt ,h-r. has l..-u dIrt-rr.-i Il q rIun
inAl az. Aud u ciyIl "a vh'l- uu 'hr
territorial rm. the figures mean, ul, g. II
criminal rAr-. Aud 81 riyil rAsrr, inAk
,ny a total ~ both court. 81. lis criminal
rAr.H aud $50 ,i,il cA--r. ~ grand total
nf cA--r dIrpusrI IT ~ II II A.crr
tAinr,i that At ~ lrryIuur term II the
anur hA. the hunter Il all cAr.r ~
et,-i-d ~ What hss l-,u nmph'h-i
IN th,r way IL not hux-vrr cnnrid, r,d NJ
valuable Ar the pstAhhrhiIg e the princi.
r.. that the court has i,.rn placed un n
commercial tptiug. And cr~dt ~ -rtAb
h.b,-l hy the makiuy II commercial
r,r.r -sr,ly and r1tssl,,Iuurl, reduced
!, Judgment instead IL letting such rAr-r
drag weary length along until eastern
.l,trr. and uth,.rr have forgotten such
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

ChicAg". Juur = wheat, June. 7Ni
July. ~. Corn. Jane, ~ July. -
OAir, Jun-, 800 JuiN Snluf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-08

The big trade ,-i,tl"n of TnR SirIEEs
will l- issu-d at saturday. June Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

charged with the crime. aud In June the
wife was convicted uf murder and sentence
10 NE imprisonment In the Iowa u,ui-
tcntiury. Cora was discharged when tukcA
before the police Judge for a hearing aud.
after remaining Ia DCs Moines f1r n short
iinc, size came TO Omaha. Her ASSOCIATE
noticed that something was cont 'ually Nur-
Tying her, and that she could not sleep,
but We're not aware VI the cnusc. After her
mothcr was sent to the peulteutlnry she be-
gan writing 10 her, aud In one Of the let
ters she told her mother how she had as
sisted in poisoning her father, and at the
same time duplicating her aunt. Mrs. Ellen
Leader This letter fell into tho hands Of
the detectives, us did also the correspond
rncc following.
In her confession she said that the pol.
son used to Kill her father was purchased
by her aunt MIS-, Leader. and TINT Mrs
Leader administered several doses. but the
one which caused her fathers death aud
the last one given was by her own hands
She expressed Il willingness to return 10
Dos MOlnos without requstinn papers, and
said that she would hr glad TO get chance
to have her mother liberated. She said she
rDd the thought that her mother was sery-
ing O lifetime sentence for something sht
had not done prcyel upon her mind until
she had become almost crlzCd.
The murder was committed for tho pur-
pose Of getting the insurance which Smith
carried on his life The amount was $1,000.
hut after the conviction Of Mrs Smith for
the murder tie insurance companies re-
fused 10 pay the policies
Smith was one Of the Oldest engineers on
the Rock Island road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

worked energeniically to squander s2o.-
600 OF the taxpayers money on hur-
rah picnic at Camp Mabry, They were
knocked out by large majority by the
economists, and the vote cannot be re-
considered. The senate cut the appro-
prla;ion to $1,000. hence there Is nothing
for free conference committee TO con-
fer on.
Captain L. r. Taiver Of Laredo re-
turned - the city this morning. He re-
ports heavy rains In that section OF the
state and predicts a magnificent cactl
harvest.
Judge r. r. Meeks Of Fort Worth,
n leading attorney of that city, came In
this morning on legal business.
The salary Of state printer who has
secured $500 a year for many years
past, was cut to S75 per month this
morning. The chances are that the
economists can hire a non-union printer
or a ham-fatter for that amount, but no
first-class man VIII be found to take
It,
The economists chopped $3.50 out Of
The appropriation bin today. The Sec
ond assistant attorney general, the
sten3grapher In the same office and the
public printer were the victims.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

sull at Work on the Appropriation Bill.
Wayland's BIZ.


Aasln' April Tine house lost no
time In getting down to work thls
morning Abnut thirty men,hera worn
...-.,,.', -. -,
eNcoseu on account OF sickness ana
important business
The house resumed congldera lion Of
tho general appropriation bill the al
torney-Eeneral's office being the do
partment the economists were ready Ia
attack with their pruning knives. bur
ney OF Kerr moved 10 atrike ont 5000
and insert $4,000 as the salary OF second
Office assistant. The amendment wns
adopted. AYES, a: nave. ~
A call OF the house was ordered The
house refused 10 excuse the ahsentees
and the sergeant-at-arms was furnish-
ca u list OF the truants and told 10
hunt them up.
The house pissed from tho second NJ
sistant to the arst assiatnnt purncv
OF Kerr offered an amendment rednc-
ing the salary OF this official from sa50o
TO $1,000. Lost. AYES. 81. NAYS III
Watkins OF Navarro moved Ia etr,,,o
out s1i00 and insert $1,000 salary fc,
stenographic clerk. Rurmeist0r n NJ.
Muffin moved TO table and Allen called
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
CAPITAL GOSSIP
Gathered at the Seat of Government by
Gazette Representative,

Austin. April LIN his speech Friday
on the department Of agriculture Hon.
Byron Drew OF Kaufman did not say
the commissioner was humhug, He
snid the annual report was a humbug.
Tor the commissioner he entertains
feelings OF high regard. and also for
the assistants in the Office.
Col Stlllwell II. Russell OF Dallas
was here today attending TO the inter-
ests of clients in the higher courts.
He departed FOR home tonight to vote
FOR A. r. wozenoraft for mayor to-
morrow Russell said 90 the writer.
Politics IS red-hof in Dallas, and there
will be a large vote polled tomorrow 3"
Sergeant-at-Arms John L. paughtic
r. al his home on account OF the Illness
OF his wife, and Assistant sergeant-at-
Arms Morris Is attending court as n
witness in west Texas. Col WIN Ford
Of McLennan ofiiciated as sergeant-at-
arms today
A Dallas paper nays editorally that
the friends OF the state encnmpment
We've not presen; when tho vote wos
taken which knocked out the 10000
This In all bosh, for all the friends ~
the encampment were present and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
INTENTIONALLY


Austin, Tex, April 1.-The senate
flnan.e committee VIII report unfavor-
ably Senator Presler's bill for the better
assessment OF the properties Of rail-
road companies for taxation. The bill
Was prepared at the request OF the
senatorial caucus and Ia a stemwinder
in Its way. 1t may be very unaccept-
able to the railroad companies. whose
representatives. say il ought to be
termed a bill to confscate railroad
properties. The senator reviewed a
number OF properties and made an able
argument in favor of his bill, but he
and Culqultt were the only members
who voted for favorable report when
the final move was made. Senator
Presler said he would not make a
minority report on his bill, as he knew
the trend OF thought In the senate
and saw 1t would be of no use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Austin, Tex, April 1.-The governor
today approved the bill changing the
law with reference TO limitation 80
II may run against married women.
The general land office deposited
with the comptroller fees as follows;
Office fees, Sii0S5,
Patent fees, $4,000.
superintendent Mobley deposited $50
from sale OF sand belonging 10 the
state.
The attorney general approved today
Bevar county bridge bonds $4,000 aud
Georgetown city school bonds $1,000
sam Schlenker, tax collector OF Wash
lnRton county, settled today with the
comptroller. showing collections as fol-
lows.
Advalnrm 500
Occupation sii,6i5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

tenn OF state normal schools 80 located
as TO reach and benefit the entire state.
Why. do you know that Texas has few
ar normal schools than almost any
other state in the Union that lays any
claims to public school system? why.
the little state OF Alabama supports six
normal schools, and Virginia seven,
and eNpends more than $4,000 an
nually to maintain them. West Virginia
mas six normal schools, Wisconsin six,
Tennessee three, North Carolina four
and Minnesota five, and no one of these
states has a population OF more than
half Of that OF Texas. | think that
Professor Pritchett does both himself
and the educational interests OF the
state great injustice by his opposition
to this bill"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

been forfeited by the commissioner OF
the general land office on nccount OF
the decision In the case OF the Berendo
Stock company vs.. McCarty. but are
now forfeliable under the opinion OF
Attorney General Crane. These claims
will not be forfeited until after the
adjournment OF the legislature ana
moneys will be received to reinstate
them UP TO that time unless other
rights have been interviewed. The
commissioner therefore says that he
hopes to receive considerable sum
of money on these claims before they
are actually forfeited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

D, ". Fuller Of Canajoharie, n. Y,
says that he always Keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery In the house, and his
family has always found the very best
results follow It's use: that he would
not be without It If procurable G. A..
Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, N. Y,
says that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is
undoubtedly the best cough remedy
that he has used It in his family for
eight years. and 1t has never failed to
do all that It Is claimed for IT. Why not
try a remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bottles free at j. P. Nlcks drug
store. Regular size. soc and ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Amended by Allen, but Bowser Wants
Things Different.

Austin, Tex, April l,-Represents-
tive Allen Of Dallas went before the
tonight and called up the Dallas city
charter bill which has already passed
the senate. Allen had the street sprink-
ling amendment and the amendment
making tax title good after twelve
months had elapsed from date of sale
shocked out. The charter amendment
providing that the board OF aldermen
shall be elected by the entire vote of
OF the city instead of by wards was
also knocked out Allen has opposed
these amendments from the start. In
this shape the charter Will pass the
house and then 20 to a free conference
committee when the senate, II Is said,
viii refuse to concur, as Senator Bow
ser Is committed to the amendments
obnoxious TO Allen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
SHOOTING Ar MaREooR.
Two Men Engage In Difficulty and a
German Is shot.

McGregor, Tex, April lat 1850 A
m. j. r. Cunningham's furniture and
hardware store was scene OF n tragedy.
For some time there has been differ
enoe existing between Thomas Horn
and John II. Masley, and while Masley
was purchasing some goods In the
above named store. Horn entered the
house and Immediately opened fire on
Masley. Both men were armed with
4l-colts pistols and there were eight
shots fired. Neither party In the com
test was hurt. There were several
customers In the house among them
being a German from the country
by the name Of Christopher Rohloff
who was aecldently shot and badly
sounded, IT Is thought he VIII not re.
rested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
RAGsDALE RAMPANT.
The Opposition to the Denton Normal
School.

Austin April II think there Is a
good Glance now for the passage Of my
bill.' said Hon. Lee RagsdGle today.
creating q normal school az Denton.
An opposition to the location OF the
school at Denton has now practically
ceased In north Texas. and the repre-
sentluvcs from that section are almost
unit row Tor the passage Of the meas
ure, The only real opposition now
comes from Professor Pritchctt of the
sam Houston normal II Is strange to
me 'hlt Professor Pritchctt should thus
oppose the enlargement of the norma !.
school system In tho 1tlte. In so doing
he places himself In diract opposition
10 the Judgment OF the most progressive
educators Of the state, as expressed
through numerous telChers' meetings
throughout the state, nnd also through
the state re1chers' association for sew
oral years, / cannot explain Professor
PHtchetts opposition 10 the bin on
any other ground than that of n narrow
and selfish policy OF trying 10 build
up large institution for himself to
preside over rather than to favor a sys-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Cleburne, Tex. Aprll l.-Postmaster
r. A Poole says that his annual re-
port, which was today sent to WASH
ingtOn. shows that the business OF this
Office for the past year IS nearly 500
above the required amount for this Of
nee to merge into a second class office.
This would raise the salary OF the
postmaster 500 per annum.
Policeman Emmett Goodwin found
the clothing stolen from Jake Cohen's
dry goods store few nights ngo.
They were hidden In barn by the
negro Yho stole them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Austin. Tex. April 1.-The Popullst
members OF the legislature held n
caucus on the appropriation bill to-
night. They decided to fight against
high salaries and big appropriations all
along the line. The age OF consent bill
was also discussed informally. and all
but two members OF the caucus de-
cided to vote for an amendment, fixing
the age ut is years Burney, Floyd,
Cureton, Radford and other leading
POpullsts were present,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

AUSTIN, April l.
Senator Gosg started of the new
month by moving that the senate re-
fuse to concur In the house amend
ment to the senate land bill, and that
1t ask for a free conference committee.
Tie motion was agreed to and the
chair appointed az the senate members
OF the committee Senators Goss. Gage,
Dean, Mccomb and presler.
On motion Of Senator Mckinney his
bill to place belt suburban and ter
minal lines OF railroad uneer the jurls-
diction of the railroad commission
was taken up and passed under suspen-
sion OF the rules.
on motion Of Senator Shelburne' the
house bill to amend the charter OF the
city OF Houston was taken mp and
passed under suspension Of the rules.
on motion of Senator Lawhon. his
bill to amend the law against lotteries
was taken up and passed to ensross-
ment. This bill changes the law so
as to prohibit the soliciting Of orders
for tickets and increases the penalty
on motion Of Senator Gage his Dill
TO change the law relating TO taking
dispositions SO MS to require officers OF
corporations to answer interreSaloiles
the same as private parties was taken
up amended and passed.
Senator Bowsers bill to encourage
the organization OF Texas life and accl-
dent Insurance companies came up as a
special order.
The motion entered upon the Journal
TO reconsider the vote by which section
Is was stricken out, was called up the
vote reconsidered. and on motion OF
Senator Agnew the following was sub
stitutcd for section IS;
No franchise, Income or occupation
tax shall be levied or collected from any
company that shall invest or loan Its
capital stock and all the Accommodations
arising from premiums collected IN
Texas In securities authorized by thls
Get Ia this state. provide srid securl-
ties are rendered subject TO nd vnlorem
tax. 1s required by law, ana sad taxes
are paid,
Ana provided. further that nothing
M this act shall bp SO construed, n9 to
prevent or prohibit any future legisla-
turr from imposing upon sucn compa-
nlcs such franchise, income or oceupa'
ti1f tax.
Upon the question Of passing tho hllI
10 engr0ssment, Senators COlquitL pib-
rcll and simpson refused to vote. thus
breaking quorum and sending the bill
10 the table with 10 ayes and nays.
on motion OF Senator McCOmb, his
connecting lines blu was taken up and
passed.
On motion Of senator Agucw his
BIN 10 authorize the supreme court To
distribute the cases upon the dpctats
Of the civil courts ot appeals so az 10
oyuntigg tho work 1r those courts wins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Gatesvllle Tex. April i.--countv
court, Judge Taylor presiding. COM
menced Its regular term today
James Ednonds. who has been sick
some TINA at Waco came home few
days since has relapsed ana Is very
nick again. - The trustees OF the
reformatory met today and passed on
the accounts Of the Institution. :
the county say that a GOOD rain ~
Tended across the csunty. The sprIn@s
a. Turnersviile. Shlcn have been drv
toF ak months, and for the nrsf time
since 1873. are runhing again.
Quarterly conforenoe ia in session nj
the Methodist aplscounl church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
REv1YA1 M RELToN.

Bolton. Tex. April 1.-The protracted
meeting at the Methodist church closed
last night There were about one
hundred and fifty conversions and res
toratIons. Bishop Kimsalvlng
preached at ST. Luke's Episcopal church
yesterday. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. William Thatcher. .
The drouth continues although crops
are not suffering there ia much anxiety
felt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Lewlsvlle. Tex, April lis. Cobb. the
15-year-old son OF T. p. Cobb, was
thrown from a wild horse here this
morning and was seriously hurt, his
collar bone being broken and other
injuries received. a good rain fell here
Saturday night, which will greatly
benefit corn and oats OF which there Is
an Increased acreage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Galveston, Tex, April 1.-Generai Abbott.
Colonel Haynes and Colonel Glllespie,
United Stgtes Army engineering corps,
today inspected the hnrhor with view 20
ttportlng on Its adaptability for coast de-
feuses, They would say nothing for pub.
ieation, though i Is peculiarly believed ole
port will be fortified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

cinnati. Ohio, March 31.-L. w. Rog-
ers Of Chicago. director Of the Ameri-
can Railway Union. will spend part
OF his vacation from jail for contempt
here Meetings have been arranged for