Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
Apaism Doesn't Go Be-
fore Judge Nash.
NEWS FROM THE STATE.
Many Items of General interest Re.
ported by Special Correspond
ents to The Gazette.

fohlut NAku was ultlOaluk OF liobNlt
matters. August Mueller was proposed ier
guardian Of certain minor heirs. one NJ.
Il, Dyer said TO bo n praotlcing attorney u
Mueller. Judec Nash. ia there objection 10
Mueller. Dyer: yes, your honor; strong
objection. Judge Nash "well. state your
charge Of these children" Judge Nash
sit down, sir. Tho question of n mans
religion has mover been raised In this court
before. Never dare attempt II again, sir"
Dyer subsidized. and the Judge with his face
wearing an indignant oppression, turned
.a Judge Thomas Il. Yantls of Van zandt
county is here. He reports excellent indl-
cations for great crop OF corn. and alao
IN, rIso ,.t,oh pas vri rsno
oral passenger and ticket agcnt OF the
Toxas and Pacific, said today THE Texas
meets competition and cares for its patrons"
Very significant words at this time Hon,
Mann Trlce. assistant attorney general, Is In
tho city and remain for a month or six
this city, Il IL safe 10 predict that Hon.
Thomas s. Smith OF HillAboro viii announce
for congress at the proper time. Word comes
from Waco that Hon Cullen f. Thomas tho
brilliant young silver advocate OF that city,
viii be candidate for congress TO succeed
stuart OF the Florida Athletic club ia push.
Ing things and work on the new building
Will be inauguratcd next week, w Hilo,
lUt A. II a. ltttufNFs nu1 IN audience OF
ten persons last night. He was dlsgusted
with the slim attendance. and Will go else
where tomorrow, e. 1t Is stated hero that
new afternoon paper. devoted to the silver
be the organ Of tho silver forces of this
county. city Health oflcer V. p. Arm
strong announced that Al Evans died VI
small pox OF the most malignant typo. Col,
stllwol II. Russell has announced for free
silver, and declares that II Is tho only vital
Issue now confronting the American PEG.
nile. kngrim Gnh0ll lr uutlanfiV Wal TO-
message from Austin. telling him what
aeti9n 10 take on the Franklin 7. Miller case
was ram over nSsh snd eSsT by TSa5 Sa
Pacific train today. No blanc attaches 10
the trainmon. Rev. n. r. Wilson, an evan.
gelist, disappeared about i've weeks ago, and
his family anxously await news concerning
the missing man. Two blind tigers at Ian.
easter were ralded last night by sherln Ca
boll ana his deputies, Whisky was found,
but tho tigers eseaped, Lancaster Is 10,
cal option town, Thomas +. McEnnIa hnH
oomu Into possession OF the rife used for
40 years by Kit Carson, the famous scout
resenting the American Railway union, III
In tho city. He reports an extraordinary In
crease ere r.v, IN me,npeershlp and predicts that
lot box. for the government ownership on
railroads. Eugene v. pehs, he says, Is
lar leader in tho United States.
Waco July G.--sherln W. l.. purh chair.
man OF the transportation committee consist
ing OF A. E. Euless OF Fort Worth, Tom Bell
OF I'M county, Ben y; Cabell OF Dallas
Lehman county. was accosted by your CORE
spondent this afternoon, and he apokc very
eneopraeingly about the sherlns' convention
which ccnvenes here noxt Tueaday. "The
railroads." he said, have offered exceedingly
low rates TO all who wish to attend. and mo
sherins Themselves will be carried FREQ, there
Tore, from the present indications, ] am
confident tho attendance Will be far grentpr
than any OF our previous conventions"
The fourth somi-nnnual session OF the Central
Texas Mexioal association VIII convene In this
city next Tuesday and Will occupy two days
-. Sheriff Baker Of this county has received
Information from Clarksville Rcd River coun-
~, that John Teel who In wanted In Waco
on charge OF theft and forgery has been
arrested and Is In jail at that place.
Jefferson. July G.-Jonorson is suffering
from the evils Of an overflow. all from a
rise. The river rose more rapidly the mast
twenty-four hours than was ever known here
before. and numbers OF families have left
their homes aud ned to the hills. II tho
head rise meets back water M ls often tho
case here, the loss will be great, Tho gas
works 10 under water and part OF the new
bridge is gene, Captain beware and Marshal
Barnes worked all night with squad OF
running from Park street to the now bridge.
They deserve much credit for their untiring
efforts In saving the city from such loss.
Numbers Of farmers up and down the river
have lost their entire crops. aud merchants
who have furnished them Will lose the SUP
merchants will suffer alike an immense ioaa
from this unexpected overflow
Lancaster. July G--Doputy shorins Lewis
and Ledbetter and Constable Ham broke
into two "b1nd tigers" run by s. A. Hall
aud Mark shofuer, last night and COM
plotey demolished all the contents, consist
Ing Of few cases OF beer and several Jugs
and bottles OF whisky. Tho lawabiding
and Compress company Will soon have their
machinery adjusted and ready for tho COM
ing crop Of cotton and Johnson & PATTERSON
will complete their now gin soon and will
be thoroughly equipped and ready to compete
with the best Mr. George Howell IL
erecting a brick building sixty feet long
and four rooms wide Tho artesan well
is progressing nicely aud Is about 500 feet
deep at present.
Chico. July 6.-Airs y. Sparkman Of Bowie
Is visiting friends here Professor NJ
Thomas Edgerton Of the Oak cln Female
College ls hero today. 81. Tho Summer Normal
now in session at this place has an enroll
ment OF sixty-nve. Others are expected Mon
day and the attendance Will reach seventy
termno whether or not this Incorporated
school dRtrict win issue bonds to the amount
Of 5000 for school purposes, Tho recent
rains have left crops IN this section In
forty bushels por acre while small grain Will
yipld better than ever before.
Austin, July G.-I wrote by suggestion OF
some veterans" to say Veteran Charlie"
| Huf0ln ulc0 AT touItutIutt iiouVt tnlH CITY
last night. July o and was buried this
morning at State Cemetery. He was about
20 years old. was from Tarrant county, n
member OF n. u. Lee Camp" Of your city.
lilo left several children who live In your soc
tlon. Ills wife died year or two ago.
Whitesboro July G.--Paui, the G-ycgr-ol1
son OF Row c. Lyle Smith. by getting en-
tangled " rope. was dragged by runaway
horse nearly fye blocks and narrowly en-
capped being killed. His injuries were com
paratiyely slight and he is doing web.
Cieburnc. July 6.--Tho injunction suit OF
the City Of CIeburne against tho Cleburne
Water. Ice and Lighting company. rostrain-
ing them from raising water rates will be
heard next Thursday upon It's merits. II was
postponed by agreement jim LnnHston has
made an assignment Of his dry goods bust
moss. Liabilities about $1,000. Tho assets
trustee. This was one Of the oldest dry
goods houses IN Cloburnc. Judge 7. l..
Nugcnt was In the city today on bnsineas.
Guthrie. July C.--The hardest rain OF the
season fell here yesterday. Crcoka. rivers
and branches were oyerlowing full. The
mail has been detained on account OF high
water. King county Is in better shape than
It has been for years. Immigrants are fast
coming 10 the county. Guthrie IL improy-
ing slowly. but surely. Crops are nne except
wheat and oats.
Marlin. July G.-Marlln and Thornton played
a game " baseball yesterday on the grounds
Of the former. Thornton was victorious by q
score OF i6 to 10.
WILL RACE AT LYNN.
Boston, Mass, July Cit "a announced that
articles Of agreement have been signed by