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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

Quotations are from iobhers. special
,rTinas siven on large shipments.
FRATi,ED WIRE - Glidden, ga.vhni2e1.
500 per loo pounds: painted M.re' $-''''
Maukegan. 70 higher man diua , y loo, I'D
49, - 10 10 81 peuny. SOC ana penny
f6c: and penny, 75c; : and penny "o'
nenuy. 81 20: penny, 81 o. -. .o,,,o
CUT NAlLS-kate 30 pe' NSN'
advances as on wire nails.
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D-. Orleans December 26--Susar
Nem men kettle 2ial3; ceniriiusa!
ste ar,;Hlate5 sMdi. white i3-iea4h yet
low s-ieas i5-is; seconds 2AH3 S-lS. MO
lasses iirmer; rS 1Ren , Kores lsas.
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New York, December 26,-Wheat-Re-
CENTS 200 sou. exports 5j6.500. spot weaker;
No. ? red co.,. No ] hafd G6h. options
small official worlds shipments. advanced
nj noon on large clearanoes. but sold OIL
later under fears OF heavy eold exports.
if,',,ido ion and small export purrhas s.
Used isG3. lower. No. red May Gi3s'
G4AL
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GRAIN-.rEoVISIONS,
PROVISIONS.
Omen. uigh LOW. c.

ket today gained nothing Tor the price by
us two days rest. At the close May was
| 9c, compared with 5SR6Sls at the end OF
Mondays session. There was nothing
outside Of local bcarish sentiment to fa.r-
ly account for the break. Corn and oats
could not easily have been dullor than
they were today.
Wheat rGi,l exceedingly dull but the
early feeling was somewhat stronger.
| There were no foreign markets and local
traders showed little disposition to opcr-.
ate and holiday dulluoss was the rule
Stocks were stronger at the start. aud
wheat sympathiged somewhat. but tho
failure Of the predicted cold wave and the
! liGht business caused a shurp reaction
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

I'D, December H.--An earthquake
has been experienced in the dis
of Orcnx. viana. Puebla le Tribes,
lini and Veldeorras. IN the province
lacia. severBi houses COLLAPSED b0f
aths are reported a. the result Ct
ibterranean, disturbances. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,

mere have been very few changes in
local market for cotton seed products
1'hs the past five or six days. Prices
as quoted as having firm tone today.
NE demand has been limited for
y. uays. Tho foreign buyers have sent
very few offerings 10 buy recently,
uoubtless to the general demlraliza-
I'M, " Consequence of the Venezuelan
rvrge II. williams of New York. IN
s"nS the course of cotton seed prod
ior the week ending December u,
occasion to express his regrets as
"ne features of Cleveland message,
ADDS; Cotton seed oil. We are
~, VIII feel this Decentralization; IN
prime summer yellow has declined
SS N this market and prime crude
zen sold at 20c loose Mt the mills
iard situation continues weak. Jan
ouehlng $50 In Chicago today. This
W.. uecnne Of % points In three days. or
- thls takes all the snap out OF the
M 49, Tor cotton oil fo- compouuding
ks,.sS exporters are virtually out of the
receivers are forced TO accept
XII m figures for oil on dock or store,
n.y. s.e crude has been soil nj 24iac, and is
{rSsN al that urice. We quote prime
u :, 'oose AT 2o12lc; prime summer yell
n 55SSc1,and prime crude in barrels here
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Tho spmi-wockly nSuros of twelve Lead
Ing Interior towns are: 1928, rvccipts, H.
~, shipments, % 3GG stock ,.; 1894, re-
oeiptR l0l av6 shipments 7e,SSi; stock, itp,-
2Sg, 1874, receipts 5iiba; shipments. bLWGi
"a prk AiH
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and rye. according to age and quality.
N.ISaS.Oo: Blended 81 .75nS.50.
GRAIN Am nav

. WAN MD Hay.
Car load lots job cars, from mill pcal.
ers charge from store bfiiOc more per loo
lbs on pran' 3u3c per bushel on oats ana
S9RN-Sacked ssa3ic.
BRAN-7Oc
mon 2l02Sc
CHOPPED CORN--75c per 100 lbs
s,V.el 90: timothy 81 .0osfls 90. North
IeNas prairie $50, South Texas $500.
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WOOL.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York December 2s--1'here was
an rrce,lIar demand Dy spot buyers ana
small contract request, each ot wncn
wants b,tt otherwise the demand wa
nm 10 nominal and for the closing weak
snd there is no prornise q any new nnsi,
Ia, "a sauares and no sales reported.
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PLANTING CANA1GRr.

ne first car load OF canalgre root re-
Fd in this section arrived at Waller
xiay, and was shipped to Captain
Aof the Midway plantation in the
zn part Of Harris county. They VIII
ianted at once. The car contains
fHsh seed roots to plant thirty-siN
~ and the estimated crop thereirom
{1@ sufficient to plant about 3.i acres
~ year. Experimental cultivation on
2 highland Of that part OF Harris has
Fash beyond any doubt that IT can lie
tssi there successfully and it is stated
~ Captain Zeiss and Mr.. r. j. Kerr
Ne Pomona plantation, intend to plant
fr,g 100 acres next season. The black
Eay loam near Hockey and Waller IS
ksally aiapted to the cultivation Of
Il eahaigrc root, having produced as
|4l@a per cent of fannie acid ana the
[shlilies OF this new industry for this
~ q the country Is likely to astonish
Ky IN the near future.
me expensive part of raising canaiEre
ne start. for the seed roots for one
|ft cost almost S2i. The freight charges
Y NE above car were $40. The roots
IN slipped from the extreme western
~ Of Texas, whore they grow wild and
ps,e Mr.. Kerr is at present engaged
pa large force of men and teams dig
IN and hauling ,ham 10 the nearest
Escad station
hsrs We're also unloaded Tuesday
Waller 200 pear trees ana 2Ot1 nlunl
M for the Midway plantation. which
[sm planlei will make with trees al
ey planted an orchard of 5000 fruit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

Includes receipts OF December Is
Communicative Smut Market,

for cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets, together with closing OF mlddling
yesterday, with today's sales;
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
Houston Market.

The following quotations were posted
,oaav by The cotton seed product dcpart-
mcnt OF the Houston Cotton Exchange
Wv Per Gallon
Choice crude OIL for butter o,,,
st Hin prime primo crude OH. 2os
Prime crudo .....:s', '-..t. .''' ~ - an,
prime butter oil In barrels. ~ y
prime hummer yellow oil.,. 25IaV q
Cake aud meal (. o, b, mil Interior
points, according TO iooation
Prime cotton seed cake ....1l2 - 9flt 70
primo cotton seed meal ...... " % Nlt W
Cotton reed hulls ....,..+..,.,. 20 ~
Lintors. a, Houston delivery ana elahSi-
ncntion, per ID, 4o. =,
10 10 bid 90 asked
Remarks Arm
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New Orleans. La. December 25 --ASpnoini
10 the Houston Cotton Exchango)-M
ket oulnt and unchanged; crude, bulk,
2Jisc; yellow, 2iizV2 nc, IN barrels; iu.aI,
slsOplpis -, cake, Jb,OOglS.2O. per long ton
for immediate delivery.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York. December 2e--'spectai 20
the Houston Cotton ESchange.--Prlme
crude oil. 2i42iitn; prime summer yellow,
2gfI2sik, IN barrels, prime caks, nominal
meal sDatn per ton; market nominal anu
unchanged.
NEW YORK.
New York. December 2s.--Coiton seed
oil Inactive at unchanged prices
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Ma. Rales
v ~ ne. -
Rsa,ta. shin,is. a,ocs.


Now orleans. La, December 26.--Secre-
try Hester's figures on the movement ut
thirteen leading interior towns for tho
half week, with comparisons nro as fol-
ln.xV
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n,,,,ntNG MATERIAL.

,,r7NENT-Fortland cement, III Il IA
=, S sS;'a Rasedale cess IT. PER OBI, str'
asso i i Hs fiGs4i9Sg 81 -
drain p;H Inclusive: felt roofing per saq BIAS
inGssss Acm. q ana a aqy2 se RSr goat
Ter ReT az TON ia is" pe IN II, 500.
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francs commercial sixties. 69al5.coSs;
New York sight. bankers. par. CONNER
clal, $3.50 discount.
New York, December Mastering ex-
change, bankers sixties, &SSisNf .SSis.
commercial, N.s1A: rcichmarks. sa; francs.
bankers sixties. salty. commercial.
SiSis
Rouds.
Closing qnotatlons On bouds al Now York TO-DAY
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The baby said land gave that yell
Which makes his father scowD,
II may not be bowling swell,
But I'm swelling howl.
Washington Star.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

BBER-sohlitz' ny Seahi'S b. g &. BoheTnis,''
pints Nl0 y" MS si 90: Dixie fale
quarts. !; sG "a. pinis. 50 50' Weiss beer VIC
S qua tsse I've dozsn d in nsr cafe Gallon
WH Wills Nine fimfb basis N22 straight D'0f''"
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nave nav, placed an order for $1,000 boxes Of
%imuo" glass, TO be shipped within sixty
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prcrrp-,s Avn rurpMEST

No cotton receipts posted ut Galveston
Yesterday or today, shipped to New iorh,
ner ~ Comal, $50 haloH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Tho case OF Don d. Adams. formerly chief
OF the city fire department charged with
cmhezzlcment, was called IN tho district
court yesterday, and the state announced
not ready for trial. Application was made
BY Adams attorney for reduction 10 tho
amount OF bail and Judge Greene reduced
the same from 5000 10 $500 which amount
was promptly given, and Adams was re-
leased from custody. Tho gentlemen who
furnished the bond were: Tom Andrews.
John T. Moutgumcry, W. J. bailey and
John G. Celia, Adams has been confined In
jan for several months, and was happy
TO breathe the free ozone Of heaven again,
and lbs friends arc glad 10 see him on tho
streets again. There arc eight or nine
cases against him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
State Educators in Ses
sion at Dallas.
LARGE NUMBER PRESENT.
Several Hundred Teachers Are Also
Present to Attend the State
Teachers Association.


DALLAs: June a,,u5 20.
/ The Texas midsummer neVuns Oh aupJ, IA
| tendents ana principals tor IeAhh WIS nelS S
| at the opera house IN this city touay anu
! was largely attended About lVD aupuTln-
tendents ana principals were present, va
| addition TO several hundred teachers moro 70
attend the meeting q the state Teachcrs
association which VIII convene tonorIoM;
! state Superintendent J. NJ. Carlisle arrived
last night, and all the prominent educators
| will be here tomorrow.
The proceedings wero opened with prayer
! BY Rev W. G. Roe.
Col. John Trcgoyant followed with most
fcliriioui address Of welcome, which cap
turcd The educators and an present
Precedent Il. b. Cousins Of the associa-
ton responded with a lengthy address on
the work accomplished.
a paper English In High Schools and
Colleges" was read By l.. a. Johnson Of
Trinity university, and discussion Of pHme
was Head by Prof 70. A. STANFORD OF Mine
ola,
After appointment OF committees. q re-
cess was taken until %, M
AZ tho afternoon session an in,eraetinr M
per "Thc AInn for the Nararemrut "a ihe
Schools In Towns his glfta and Uig Ar
Eumrntr" was read by prof Y. Al Fulton
or Uonuarrrp
state Superintendent =. ". Carlisle dellv-
cred an nti6 olirIfg o, ~ sui,islt NJ M
County guporIntopuep-y - vhIeb ,y1s ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

y an euootual persunlor. aud thoro nre
oneominE disease that II would alnioet ~
t1at deadly argument 70 induce them 10
LOON precautionary measures, The beet Of
ue-e "a recourse 10 that fine botanic 70
tyah9nlshoa malHrle. rheumatism, hlduev ana
nlNeaer trouble, falling digestion, hIliousness
anl lrrogalhriiy o. the bowels. end com,
ltNlN iQrtlnes tho system against thcir
further inronda. It's Ingredients are dra,s
itom nAturo's atorchouso couacquontie Il 4,
itee from the objections attaching 10 MANI
.nnuoiu,ely Or aemi-mlncrai remedies. For
y y, ~ peculiarly hencncih. Il well nitrltn con
unuous and systematic Use. Take il Al hss
u,ne 20 induce sleep, and between moais IN
tlmuiqto appetite and deestion The fnest
VAi fraternity concur In indorslnE IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
COMING PROSPERITY.
Texas Prepared to Lead
the Procession.
CONDITIONS PROMISING.
For IA, Cattle and Promising Crops.
Talks With Men Who
Know.
CONDITIONS PROMISING.

]. L. Pennington. live stock agent Of the
Santa lie, has just returned FROM trip 10
southern Texas and WAS piuioucd ict Il
few minutes last evening by y Gazette
representative. Who sought ininihatWn
goncerning the coudi.iOn Of the live stoeG
Industry.
Mr.. Pennington reported m Abundance
OF rain throughout tine entire coast roun-
try, even whore drOuth has prevailed for
the past 1--WE or six years, Grnss Is
beautiful spectacle Of waving srcen. nil
the frogs croak la water holra that hal
long been dry, Cattle are getting i"i ana
within tile next ninety days there VIII be
heavy movement OF fat grass cattle from
TOO many pcouit. sHIl Mr. Pennington,
rush their cattle n - uutfNrt nniv mvj-
ium fat, such cattle mNArla1ly rrnch lhs
market In bad son lit!aT ami low prlrts nrr
the result II shippers Only realized what
the difference 0mnuhia 10 they would tx
crclse moro discretion atl not hurry lheir
stock on 10 market uutil they attain
that are marketed"
nut Will there not be n great many
cattle fel this scbsoaE' ashel inc Gazette
'Ycs. inicod. And feeders Will 20 n
feeding pens IN much hettcr condition
than ever before. An over re state there
are vast fields NJ corn. now In silk ~
hard roasting car that will make from &C
10 81 bushee per acre Twenty days more
VIII place This corn beyond the possibility
OF damage from hot winds or other SOURCES
uhu VIII be al important factor In COT nee
tor with cotton mttl In tlitrn'us Texas
cattle for market Hundreds VI turner's
all over the state viii feed from one 10 h'e
cars, Large feeders as rule lOt.lic iheir
cattle about oil mills ana dCpcuu largely
ON meal. The furmnrs mud suNil feeders.
who utilize corn, Will want a large nuiuher
Of stock hogs to follow their cdttlc, which
Will create such demand that leNas will
probably be unable to supply the dununl.
Eastern packers should not cOnsltur my
remarks to mean that there viii be au
extraordinary increase IN Texas beef cattle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

hN-ciY Assessor aud Collector suddonl,
slrleEon with Apoploxy.

Edward a.. Caldwell. formerly cl,v a,
1871 ana collector Of Fort Worth Ala
5rnaae9lg Of anopleSy at hts home. No I iSo5
r,o s,' nun street at 10 o'clock Yesterday
a. '9u'g' aNna % years. lie Ind ! bco,,
" since last Friday and was a,teeted p' en-
,he latal malAdy AZ about 70 o'ciort No
e eS ,hisht lle leayoH two children, a wldoe-
dsu g1hIsn,Sf VINO resides In Missouri and a
Allison. resided with him. ''s'' Nra
t,ssf9.eis,l W, gaceasnd was member o. me
Nhisnta OF Dixie. ihe National Reserve az az
V S,ctlns' ana r. f. Lee camp Confederate
,,sa unera services Will be held AZ a n m
seaay at 81 Andrews Epscopal obarr IT,
p pa o. flfth and Ruik, conduetSi ~ Nv,
tend in IN a AZ ~ SSis'il various orders viii al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

commencement Exercises at this Fannus
Institution.
D9llee, Tex, June IS. The twcnty-frst an
my, conducted BY the alatera Of 81. iosepb
t9oh place today The graduates woro AiiTs
Mary o'Lelry Of Dallas, Miss Matte cherry
Norstoana. The salutatory was read X
Hiss slropper and the yaicdictory by MISS
o Loary- Gold medals were won by Tho foi.
Misses Mary oIoary. Matte Cherry Ma,
shopper, Emma Garrity Nettle sol, ~
sihhigan, Caael Simmons katherine iialIv
Lnrilno Branch, Agnes Cannon.
slNor medals Misses ". Froy, A. Nh
oLoary. 's' hueHa
me herai offerings were numerous tho
most noureabie heing from the newsnaper
his daughter. Miss Mary ''H 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

I
propositions with another pointing out
single silver country that mas moi peuere'
vears or angle gold country that has
not retroeadod financially in the same pc
r,oay
one-third OF the stock OF gold coin II
the world Is hoarded IN inc reserves o.
European national BANKS tholr ho.ainss nav
ing been increased from N'.i5'ayo'Vp OF
May 81, 1871 TO S'ioS''ss'VVo on May ~
1875 on what himsy support must rea'
inc business OF the world with gold ior
universal standard
There are not lacking on tho horizon
signs OF a vigorous campaign next yea,
against renotninat,on and tho recollection ol
Gov. culborson. wo violate no eonsdope,
when We say TINT the two.ended Nows viii
DO in It; ditto Judge CLARK; auto Mayor
Paddock; ditto Judge Hardy. ct al.
$50
ter OF commerce in journalism. has a column
editorial on GOOD Times" which concludes;
"Thore is no longer room to doubt that
The people Of tho United States are entering
Tbspo sn euS OF sI h eohe,elal prosperity.
in which the signs Of coming Growth IN
volume and Improvement In price arc not
PLAINLY visible.
promise Of good crops 10 roalilod i NV Ky Ky
United States is Just beginning to feel
me- sno h 9,i tiue OF trade revival. Men who
two years are now seebjpg ~ b nJ'V ~, u,e
DDS Of Investing them. There may not-and
m,I r 20 . re hapsd there wlll n9t-ba a spec
dsnd r,yty,- r....s. ."ti4' eluul Aulvf ulNl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Waohlngion, June 25.-Thc question % tho
payment Of expenses Incurred by treasury
diiiqna on the South Atlantic and titif
eos4N las besa referred by the trpEuirY
department 70 the state Department. Il
eaiing been discovered that tho treasury
department had no approximation from, e,hi.s
ne expenses OF employees In preventing fse
violation 81 the neutrality laws could bc
maid. II Is hoped thai they may he nnta
run thc secret service fund Of the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

The grand fury tcconvcncd Monday and
are again actively al work From the NUM-
Der Of Witnesses daily going through the
mill, II Is cleary apparent that the han-
orable body is giving the matter on law
breaking In Tarrant county thorough sift-
luE' II ia not known whether or not the
gentlemen Will be abla e bring hclr la
developments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

T. T. Trentham to Texas Brewing com.
PAM iy saloon license and fixtures, corner OF
i1,rtevhth anu Jennings avenue; ST..
nice makers OUTFIT $3.50.
Law Library company to Lawyers Co
Operative Publishing company, law library.
G. +. Howard to VIM. Mackenzie. horse
and four cows, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

The spaulerds have already killed on
enough Cuban generals. by their oneial re-
ports, to have manned the German army,
and arc sun engaged In the sanku.nary
work. Is dc cainpos descendant Of Don
Quixote7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Mombers Of Fort Worth lodge M. n a.,
Nashlns.en ledge No. 81 are rcaucstad "1 10
, meet 81 ,he lodge roam AZ o'clock this NJ,
OF our late brother, %. a. caldwell 'N'''A'
President Fort Worth Lodrc No. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

TeSaa viii raise big apple and peach crops
this year. tralnloads Of watermeops. corn
enough to fa,,cu al OF hor hogs and beef
cattle, and about slco.ooo,ooo worth o, cotton
for export. Great atate Is Texaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
WONDHnEIlL rINn

To the person selling tho greatest nu,n.
per OF tickets for tho libornian FseureIes
June %. VIII be given their choice az AZ,
umbrella IN tho iewelry store OF j. VI.
Aiiehell' or 10 equivalent IN value OF any
ether article ther may select " -''
JAS. OpOMD. Pros. A. o. IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

n YOU'RE Eoing East. Hummer, t09 Chest
nut street. 81. Louis can be Of service 10
you. He roprcfonts tho Vandnila- rennsyt-
xaria Lines, Daily trains tn Pitisburx.
Hqrriabufg. Baltimore, wnahtneton. phla-
this fuutf AZ S:fe o. M. S;i0 a. M. H. m
and 10 % D. N. Ask him about the nslt,rjaas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
CHARTER GEANrpD

Austin, Tex, June e5,-chartered: plnne,r
Lake Fishing club Of weatherfori; incor-
2ssstst,, =. w Coon, s. Q. MADDOX, q. x.
ny.'sni, =. w. Mcuehee, John Gtnts, H. III
hFil liarrg W. ilaicman. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

s.. l.. Kingan to LAWYER Co.oncr,t,,,o
FIeushlng company, law library 1855
:, NJ Harper to Il. J. Boyd. tC6 head Of cat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Secretary carllale and family have settled
down for the summer within telephone dis
lance OF Cray Cables. Trllby at long range
riight shake on the hypnotic influence OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Villages in Georgia, Alabama. Virginia and
the carolinas are slnging out their needs
and getting what thoy want. Fort Worth
needs town crier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Ihe case OF c. r. Edwards, who stands
cnnfsea win torgery was called in district
court yesterday. and Ia now In progress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

The new Yorkes telescope viii bring Chi
cago within fifty miles Of the moon. Next
thing she will annex It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

flye.year-oli rye ard sour mash whisky.
loo drink, and the lafgcnt glash OF beor ~
G.. Local Option saloon. corner u Front ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Austin has voted a new bond issue OF $500.
900 with AZ much gnsto 1s II she rellnhed the
performance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

go 4 houston fos, has ao.ried sserc.arv
4. 15e rfop'pi.llns 4, Nd .roasthead
\ ~ -. y afe opfraiIss cl,efa I'D feseo =,
4. Z. y ~" 90 :, hnh abandonsa NJ.
r. e. -'4 iairet NJ so,a si..haa,o II II
' y ~ ~ .4esisllsnt ,Ilaje 81
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-28
LA LIBERTAD is SAFE
AT PORT EADs, WITH BATTERED
SAILS AND SHORT OF COAL.
Regarding the President-Said
to Have Been Sunk by Pirates.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Mexican
man-of-war La Libertad. which was be-
leved to have been lost in the Gulf of
Mexico during the stormy weather that
continued from the 10th to the 18th inst,
arrived off Port Eads last night, and First
Engineer Jose Penedo, with the quarter
master and five men. at once proceeded to
this city, where they arrived at noon to-
day, and reported to Senior Manuel Zamora,
consul of Mexico. Engineer Penedo says
they left Vera Cruz the 9th inst, with
sufficient coal to bring them to New Or
leans Soon after sailing heavy weather
set in, but they continued on their course
and on the fourth day out arrived Off the
passes but encountering a terrible storm,
they were compelled to put to sea. La Lib
ertad, between the 18th and 18th, came
three times to within a few miles of the
passes, but each time was driven off by
storms. In the meantime the supply of
coal was exhausted, and, the sails having
been torn to pieces, it was with great diff
ficulty after the storm had abated that the
steamer finally reached her present an
chorage off Port Eads The vessel stood
the storms fairly well, the loss of her sails
being the most serious mishap. All on
board are we'll. Senior Zamora states that
a tug has been sent to- tow the steamer up
the river, and she will probably arrive by
noon tomorrow. In few days she will
be locked and receive all needed repairs.