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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
AFTER THIRTY-TWO YEARS.
John SammOns Finds His Fin.
ger Joints Left at Chicka-
manga.

John Summons is a responsible
man, good farmer, who stands
high among his neighbors, and
whose reliability has never been
brought into question. He was a
brave soldier in the Confederate
army, and was one of those who
participated in that bloody tragedy
on the banks of Chicamauga creek
on the 18th day of September, 1868.
During the hottest Of the engage
ment Sammons found Inns elf in
an exposed position, with shot and
shells playing high revel around
him, and he sought such shelter
as was afforded by large oak tree
which was in direct line OF the fire.
While handling his piece a bullet
struck his gunlock and cut off the
two first joints Of the fore finger of
his right hand as clean as a knife
would have done so. The dis
membered finger dropped among
the leaves, and as he was more par
ticular about saving the balance of
his body than about rescuing as
little thing as missing finger,
he made his way out of the fight,
stanching the bleeding hand as best
he could.
The war was fought to a finish
and Sammons came back home and
went to work, charging up his
manned hand to the losses of the
Confederacy. Some time ago he
decided to revisit the battlefield,
which he had not seen in thirty
two years nearly, and SO he betook
himself to Chicamauga and started
to stroll over the battlefield. The
tree where he stood when wounded
occupied such a conspicuous posi-.
ton that he found little difficulty
in locating it, with all the scars and
knots on its rugged trunk caused
by the flying missiles Of death.
Having found the tree he put him.
self in the same position in which
he was standing when wounded,
and then it occurred to him to look
for the bones Of his missing finger.
Scratching around among the leaves
much to his establishment, he
found the bones where the finger
had fallen, and they correspondent
exactly with the finger he had lost.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

letter directed to the dead Lieu
tenant. 1t was written by his wife
and expressed her intense anxiety.
1t was dated on the afternoon Of
the day on which the battle of
Missionary Ridge was fought, The
loving wife wrote that at noon of
that day, as she sat muslng miles
away in Georgia on the events of
those stormy times, she was
startled by what she thought was
the voice of her husband moaning
plaintively:
"My poor wife and five little
children What will become of
them?' The voice was, she said,
so distinctly that of her husband
that she rushed to the door and,
not finding him there, searched
about over the place for him. She
wrote that she could not reconcile
the occurrence, and that it had
added to her anxiety. She begged
her husband to hasten reply,
that she might know her fright had
been fool sh one.
81 helped the honest soldier
write the melancholy letter, advls-
ing the loving wife of her husbands
brave conduct and untimely death.
We told her all of the clrcum-
stances that led up to it and sent
her all of his simple belongings
and the gifts he had received on
the eve of the battle, excepting the
fatal suit. That was burned by
the sturdy comrades of the unfor-
tunate victim as though it had
been a thing Of evil.
81 have never heard anything
further of the melancholy case,
but | have often wondered how
that good Confederate widow was
standing the ravages of this rough
old world. | never meet Geor-
gian but what | ask if he comes
from Carroll county. have found
some who claimed it as their home,
but none could inform me of the
widow and the five babies, only
one important chapter in whose
history knew. The oldest child
must now be past middle life.
Perhaps he has been in the Legls-
lature or he may have run for Con-
gress for all | know | will venture
he is all right whatever he is, for
his father was every inch a man
and soldier, and his mother was
evidently woman of intelligence
and high character. Atlanta
Constitution.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
Germetuer is the Best,

Mr.. c. P. McLain, Acworth, Ga,
SAYS: Several years ago my wife suff-
cred from attacks of bilious collie and
indigestion She used different medi-
cines and tried several doctors, but all
without permanent benefit. She usel
Royal Germetner some years ago, and
it has given her more relief than all
else, and she recommends it to the
afflicted Write TO thu Atlanta Chem
ical Co., Atlanta, Ca, for 4S page book
giving full information, free. New
package, large bottle. l0S doses, 81.
For sale by Harvey & Roby.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
RALLIED AT RELIGION.
And Was Stricken Dumb-A
Georgia Sensation.

Savannah, Ga, Aug. 29-A spe-
cial to the Morning News from
Athens, Ga, tells of a remarkable
incident that occurred at a Dig
Methodist revival which has been
in progress for the last week at
High Shoals, fourteen miles from
that place. William Haygood,
living at High Shoals, was once a
Methodist but had turned unbe-
lever. He would attend the meet
ings, 90 in the church, but soon
coming out would get a crowd
around him and ridicule the whole
proceedings.
Sunday afternoon while loudly
railing out against religion, etc.,
and while in the midst Of a SEN
tence, he stopped suddenly and
has not spoken since. Everything
possible has been done to restore
his speech, but to no avail. The
man is round and hearty in every
other respect. He went to the
church yesterday and was seen by
the minister to be shaking all over.
He took paper and pencil and
wrote few lines and handed the
note to the pastor, who read it to
the meeting. 1t was:
II am doomed to hell. I now
believe there is hell. Pray for
me-"
The affair has caused an i'm.
mense sensation. He is still
dumb.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

They had lain there undisturbed
ever since that dread day, and
it was with strange feeling that
he took them, and after establish
ing their identity to his perfect sat-
isfaction, wrapped them up and
took them away with him as n
strange sovenir of his wartime ex-
periences. Mr.. Summons has
them IN his possession now, and
will preserve them as an evidence
of the fact that he found them on
the battlefield after the lapse of SO
many years.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kin,
New Discovery know its vain n'ng's
those who have not have now H. and
portunlty to try it free. Cali on ' oP
advertised druggist and get tr;a J the
tie free. Send yonr name AMI ,' az not
to II Z Bucklen & Co., Chicaeo' req
get a sample box of DR.. Kings N sad
Life Pills Free, as well as a co, nes
Guide to Health and HOUSEHOLDS y 10 y
structor, free Harvey & Roby. L.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
Notice for Publication
Land Office at Jack,or n.

Land Office at Jackson, Mi..
August 81, 1885 !
Notice is hereby given that tho ~
lowing-nsmed settler has filed no, G .ol !,
his intention to make final proos q
support OF his clam, and that said nro..
will be made before the Circuit G Ci.a
Oh Oh A n. county mt at at Kosciusko, Miss
% on october Il, 1898, viz; Robert 4
No. 1883. for the s hlf NE or and NJ,
or Sc or Sec. % and NV ar SW a, S IN
% I IA N R9 i. u 'ec'
He names the following witness.. :.
prove his continuous residence ra..
and cultivation of said land, viz. tn
D Ray, James NJ Ray Joe w N Thors
ton, M J Mcdaniel, all of Newtonvii,.
Alfalfa Co., Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON
'-oo' Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Jackson. Mi


August 81, 1895. {
Notice is hereby given that the fol :
lowing-named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Circuit
Clerk OF Alfalfa county at Kosciusko.
Miss, on October ~, 1895, viz, George
Franklin Duncan, of Chitta, Miss, n "
No. 2l595 for the W hlf NE or Sec. %
T IGN RI + adjoining farm to L hlf
NV or See. % 7 IGN RE.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. viz: John
N Croft, Thomas $ Rosamond, Rnfus
Parker, James D Holt, all of Chita P 0
Alfalfa Co., Miss.
ROBERT L. WILSON,
80 st. Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the
afflicted. There is no advertisement
about this; We fell just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrolton, Ky. For
sale by Harvey & Roby.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

Farmers, spay your sows, mares
and cows with Howsley's Spaying
Mixture. No knife, so no death.
Sold and guaranteed by Harvey &
Roby. Write for particulars to the
Howsley Spaying Co. Liza, New
Orleans, La.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06
TABLE,

The following are the times of ,rriv,,
of the G. A. & N. train.
at Kosciusko. The Passenger train,
are daily, the freight daily except Sun.
day.
East Bound Passenger, 4:57 am
West $50 n ~
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-06

Why suffer with Coughs, Colds or T.
Grippe for a week or ten days, wbe.
Laxative Quinine will cure in one d,y
Put up in tablets convenient for takiu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

,,a,v NJ tho pronehcrs and delegates have
moi arrived but a full attendance Will DO
hnre Tor The second day. Brother j. X. Hont.
sell Of Marshal was elected chairman, ana
the conference proceeded 70 appoint eoInini,-
tees and the regular routine ouslnhsss We
taken up. The hours OF the session WetV
decided to be from $50 a. m. TO WE a. ~ W.,
and from ,. m. to ?. m. aaiIy; anHd
evening session was much better attehueu u"u
the trial Of preachers proceeded
I,eonard July 1i.--IIon. Richard n. Hub.
bsrd zane in on the $40 train. He was met
al the depot by the prominent men OF the
town and tho Leonard cornet BAND, ,n ne
party took the bus with the band on 'ISp Ky
PLAYING their psst, ana u,0'e where many
crowded TO sec him. lie lecturer N uv
Leonard high school builulns ny s.t.nsn and
$3.50 last night on the sub)eet q 2nspW 1nr
the Orient ...J. =; heeu, 49,. H., aNenry oi
ms district insuhep1 tne y IA ADJ for the
Lconialu Loasef n potts NJ a.; j. W.
Snhulns Urn r. = Nav secretary: Il. +.
nsusits; " ,rc.s,,rer. & g. Campbell, war
dcn e''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
STATE STRINGS.

Elder + O. Roberts Is conducting
meeting mt Denton.
Harry Tracey spoke to small audience
az Cleburae Wednesday.
The work OF matchmaking the streets
is hcius pushed vt D0nisOn,
Aug. CINE had lis hand crushed IN u
bmdor NJ Gaylord rcccntly.
Charley stampcr had his arm broken by
the kick Of II mule AZ inris
"A tamniO yender was stabbed In the
arm by a butcher at Marshall
a silver club viii he organized at Leb-
anon Collin county, tomorrow
puva came to the front with the nrst
bale VI cotton again this year.
The work Of tearlng down tile old court
| house at Denton has been commenced.
John Walters. near Paris, had hla hnck
broken by being thrown from mule.
The grand jury was rcconycnel AT sher-
man to take up the Galucs,koes Tragedy.
The Texas Tom Cat Is matI1s fair
Tho residence OF Martin I3no ,rit.
lion was struck by lightning 'rW 'atd
! ugo
Henry SILVER was thrown from ca.
hooAc near Justin u few days ago ana SER
iou1y injured.
The Upstate Hlncs presented the cavalry
company Of young ladies' Ut Tyler with d
tino silk banner.
Gaylord and Arlington are having u spir.
itei fight over the removal OF the county
seat of slbley county.
An Infant only u few hours old was
pnced by unknown parties on the gallery
VI Tom Phillips In Cas- county.
The tands Who were iuil OF at the Santt
fe round house OF gainesville few dayt
ago have all resumed work,
Several precincts In Ellis county vii
hold free silver meetings Jniy 20 to qelec
delegates TO The WpSuhachle meeting Jnl!
The Episcopal Sunday school AT Cleburn
held their annual picnic Wednesday am
the Christian sunday school At the sam
plaza held theirs yesterday
The system Of chain letters has been re
sorted 70 by the Congregation beth lsroo
" Houston for the purpose OF vhlnrgip
their Sunday school hail.
The East Texss ioan and Savings arse
eiption M Tyler has elected new oillecr'
Tho association recently declared a een
annual dividend o. per cent.
---i.ia fi-----Hr-i--
Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
sHERiFFs CONVENTION.



Ohccrs Meeuhs loA'u'u"s'
az, No.. t,iv ,i-Thls Mornings ses-
Mac9' ~, noriSa. assoriation was called
SION oi Wv u, a n,clncS President Love was in
70 JUL ~ sncrstnry KIRK at his desk.
the ehalr aiu ouea l,,,1 III prayer by REV.
lhV Hiv'I Ib ~ ~
pg. H. - nui ,'t ~ ,,o,,orinl committee was
~ INi".st b,. "a ,uuntuous vote as
tr1l anu auop''N "
loi,uHs, ,,.. noe, ,,ro,yo t,ontbs three OF our
, pull"b ~ II'ttorg bayr crossad the river
lt'uHu7 uliu W 49, 80 hsir bsIoyed D.
lhI,y l"lhiilta n"' , y(5liunT,.Gn county died
p, nhv, .9"9 ,s9i u ,T",gnsrnd gherIa OF
~ AutuSH 20 ia S.nyo,,bcr i2 ISql. and
sp'gF"I" So",f5 ,rtS 81 tJnrrisnn county. died
?. " S'' :" W
JUNG 10, $40; ,,t- 1,., ne hr,tbors and at
w h,uu'" t',''' ,,rar,,,,,itv pvnrpss our
HlS, Hu' ne I ,IPf, 49, ~ ma tho fol-
synlpa . ANY, h1 nSon,a5 N
"nluB lN5''I NJ ~ Jsth ~ II G Axe.
NesoIEou, u.hI ~ w T w p,rry Isyas M
j. l., lo"h.'Hu ",, -, o. ,'It,,,i ninrIais md
loHt tnreu ot ~ i,,s5 e0,nr,5es and friends
we tnrfo ~ VIl u',or , cortfSit svntnathy h
htNNlN'u! Nl"N ~ -, 49, -s.tit -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
YELLOW JACK SPREADING,
Many Cases Reported From Cuba ana
Nelghboring Islands.

NeghbOTlng lhlaNua'
Washington, July 1l,-Adyiees 10 'ne r sI
geon general Of the Marine hospital SERVE
sndicate quite an alarming increase In yellow
49, 4, Cubn and other West lndian
Islands. Tho week ending June " recotueu
twenty-elght deaths in santiago Nht,c IT,
ia an average Of i've daily at puerto ftlho,pc,
a city Of about 1900 people lhete N,t
about o0O cases in the military hospital at
puerto Rico and the disease is rapidly N
creasinE The report from santiago hhys t"'
death rate is increasing AZ alarming Ia,o;
The same state Of AFFAIRS Is Indicated Dy
the report from Puerto Principe. inc MN,
tary hospital at the latter place Is eToWleu
and the disease is OF the most haIlsnn ny
type. This place Is near me center ut M
island of Cuba which would indicate that tne
disease Is Vlrulcnt and epidemic IL rapluy
making It's way toward HaNana ana Tue
western end of the island. The news rom
san Juan comes as surprise as nothing
mad previously been heard from that port
since April q, when only one death was
reported san Juan Ia the capitol OF me
island Of Puerto Rico, the most eastern OF ihe
possessIons, The report from this place is
dated June l. and comes from the tnlteI
states consul there. He says that no RECORD
Of the cases Is published but that ne gets
his Information from reputable physicians;
He attributes the new impetus in the DIS
ease to the presence there OF Spanish troops
and adds: -
while the military barracks are never
free from the disease the present time BIDS
fair 10 produce an epidemic. There are three
hundred or more cases in the military nos
pital and the disease seems to be increasing
while the mortality is alarming reachlhB US
high as so or 80 per cent
His report indicates the presence OF fever
| and also Of smallpox in the surrounding
| country and In the city outside OF the nos
pital In view OF these reports s sur ,a,
the protection Of tho American coast against
Infection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

1t WIN Bo Held at Galveston on Wednesday.
July 81.

July ol4
Austin. Tex. July 1.-THE next annual
meeting Of the Texas bar association Will be
held al the parlOrs Of tho Beach Hotel In the
city of Galveston. commencing on wednos-
day, July ~. 1885, and promises to be one Of
the most important as well as interesting
meetings yet held.
The opening address Of tho prcaldont In
which he viii communicate the noteworthy
changes In statutory and constitutional law.
development and progress Of the law and
the administration Of Justice. will be pre-
scented Immediately after the meeting is
called to order on the morning OF tho first
day. THIS address Will necessarily be OF more
than ordinary interest, owing 20 changes In
the law madc by the last legislature. and
the new rules recently promulgated by the
supreme court The annual address will be
delivered by Governor o. NJ, Roberts.
Papers will be read as follows; Hon. W. H.
Clark, OF Dallas, paper entitled Deeds OF
Trust. preferTlng Creditors" Naturalization
OF Community Property by the Survivor"
BY Judge John a.. Tod, Of Houston; RE
Teiehmullcr, Of La0range; Texas Pleading"
by Hon, George w. Davis, Of Dallas. Papers
will also be read by Professor Il. l.. BATS
Of the Uniyersity Of Texas, Judge W. 8
Fly, OF Gonzales. and Hon, 7, $, smith. OF
| iillshOro. on subjects not yet Furnished the
| chairman " the board VI directors The pub
/ ncauon q tho ADDRESSES delivered and papers
read will appear IN the printed proceedings
| OF tile meeting as will also the rulcs adopted
| by the supreme court for the government Of
| tho courts Of Texas. together with all new
| rules and amendments to date copy Of the
/ printed proceedings VIII be mailed TO each
/ member Of the association not In arrears for
can be had BY writing te the secretary,
Charlca y Morse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

tho world as we do, an immediate deelaia-
tion and determination by the uniteu o.eNa
to maintain free coinage would DO hi0Ie s,ai'
all else TO establish international piino''
llsm. ,.
The contest. therefore. It appears TO me,
however IL may be disguised. Is DetWeVV"
the single gold standard and the golu nl,u ~
yer coinage OF the constitution, among
the gold advocates recruiting ong "' 49,
the Republi, ans ard Democrats. lhey H..ta
attacked the camp Of the fopuhst aovss.
state and prevailed upon their eniet Spsa,a.
man TO throw OF the thin disguise hcloW
fore worn and adopt their falaelous
ment and their policy rs shown ~ wv o 'S on
lowing from his speech at hiilspoiO "a
June 90: 1--WE do not believe III tnv ds,ricf il
unlimited coinage OF silver. We TesiI l'.i,aS
10 $50 per capita. The free and unihii'eI
coinage OF silver at the ratio OF 10
would drive all the gold out OF me hhearo rouI
advocates OF the single gold standard nn ,,
leading Populsts thus arrayed against mem ,,Is
tho duty OF silver Democrats Is pau ~ =
pointed out by the Dallas res9luti9nt nr
rontest should be determined within our
own ranks Organization should ne ~
feoted In every precinct IN the s'a. ,, ao ~
struggle next year and Tor inc pui Ipne,no.
crntin silver convention. This convention
will be confined to Democrats aha lts ~
portance suggests the attendance OF al, ~, ~
arc ouposed to this dangerous reNulu.lot'.
Tha nnmocratlc marty, without bitterness OF
acrlmony as In its past history rs NJ
and patriotic enough to settle this 9u lS ,sp
within is own lines. However settled u,r own wu
are informed that some wise In their own
SeucaIt viii desert tho nng, but contrary
to their expectations the party will succeed
| and survive. a.. ,ho Marty ia es.
Great as the question Is. the pa,nTi AIMS
| sontIaI and committed to other nome aims
chief among them being the maintenance ,S o.
| the personal liberty Of the citizen, ana nn'
| integrity OF the states. speaking io IN
| seif I believe our success is assursu' "
,,ha,oyar the result, I shall support the tlek
| cts state and national. No question - se o
lied until settled right and with S SIfh tb
UuIt,"s Ne rcstoration OF silver to Its prope
Mace In our monetary system should o.
prsssnted 10 the thoughtful consideration
Inc people Truly your tfiend;,, prpsoN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
TRYING TO RAISE MONEY.


ON It's Feet,
Waco, July 1i.-Eurnest efforts are he
Ing made by the mrmbgrs OF the Method
lst churches OF this city to secure the sum
NJ $4,000, the amount necessary Ia re-
deem the Waco Female college, recently
sold for debit Prominent Alethndists guar
nt"c $4,000, provided other citizens false
SlnOl, \ meeting OF t,e Commercial
club was held 10 consider the matter to-
night and steps We're tuGcn which II Is
believed will result quickly IN seeming the
necessary funds.,.lt Is understood that
negotiations ARE pending which involve tho
sale OF the Waco Morning News To parties
from Arkansas. The News ~ emily discOn-
tlnuel Its telegraph scryi,,. Including the
fun Associated Press night report and
changes In the management OF the paper
have been expected Tor cytnil days past.
....A meeting OF the Stockholders OF tho
Texas Cotton Palace has hc"n unllrd Tor
next Monday night to take action upon the
resolutions adopted 10y the directors fe-
commanding the HbuLdpnn'nt Of the en-
trrprisc While the action VI be discctOry
Is bitterly criticized By many Il Is alto.
geiher probable that ~ furtncr htcGs Will
he taken In the lntcrust OF he PROJECT,
The preliminary rNnmlnatinl 81 u. Stcin
Morris, accused OF Outiugiug Antonio ICiN-
| elra. the little Brazilian gill who was
| being educated At the baylor university
! for missionary N0rk N her native land,
| Is set FOR . O'clock tomorrow morning.
| Intense public interest II manifested In
| tho case, and the courtroom IL expected 10
| be crowded to is utmost capacity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

ont Of the large amount Of 423OOO.OOO
silver dollars coined since 1878 only about
53OOO.O0O Of them are ~ circulation. Tie
business NJ tho country does not want sill
ver.--Austln Statesman.
This is an amusing cducatlvo orort--bnt.
by the way, can the Statesman tell what
has become OF oil these dollars, and OF the
vast stream OF silver that has threatened
to deluge tho worldy Is silver eaten by a
hobgoblln? IL It absorbed Into the at
mospherc? Is there some mysterious vault
into which 1t has vanishcl7 Let the States
man account for this lost siiy"~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
crnouLAToR-s NOTICE.

Subscribers arc requested to have the
amounts duo for subscriptions ready when
the carriers call to collect on each Monday
subserlbcra having no place Of business arc
requested to leave the amounts Mt their
homes D. T. GOPHER, circulator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Emporla, Kan. July li.-Elllah Hopkins,
a dtGUcn OF the First christian church, u
prominent uah Fellow, an old soldier and
aud esteemed citizen was arrested Inus-
day charged With making n criminal as
HAult over two weeks ago on Rosu Man
gold, aged 10 Hopkins iH about 60 years
Of age and the father Of large family
OF grown children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Nashville. Tenn. July 1l.-At Il. meeting
Of the city council II was decided 20 sub,
for the centennial to n vote of the citlzens
Of Nashville at the regular city election ~
october canvnsslug committee OF 30
tho city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Thackeryllle. /. T., July 1i,-A deputy
marshal from Oklahoma arrested one John
Davis here and went North over the Santa
Fe last night, The charge was horse steal
ing, Heavy rains have fallen in this
vicinity =. The corn crop is fine but cotton is
snfferlng some from too much rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12
MAY MARTY AGAIN.

Bridgeport, Conn, July 11.--Niarlno, the
beautiful home OF Mrs. i. Il. Barnum, Is
offered for sale, and report Is current that
she has accepted wealthy English sultor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-12

Sherman, Tex, July lt.--Judge bryant
today appointed a receiver for the Houston
Street Railway company John H. Kirby was
appointed receiver. Jones Jarnctt were at
torneys and Walter Burnes master In chan
Gerry.