Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
STATE NEWS.

Special to the Gazette,
brewer. June n.-Cropa are IN nno con,
dlton an except h COVE s,r' r aims" which sill
continue, Farmers report tho corn eEvp 10 w
the nnoat for years
Canyon, Juno 2l.--Wo arc having plenty o.
rain In this county aud everything ~ poAuu-
fui TO behold. Tho lakes are tull OF WNleE
and cattle are In me condition. crop prpt-
perts were mover better, aud everything
bids fair Tot better times on the plains
Waco, Tex Juno 2i.-Thc tweniy-soeani
annual commencement exercises 81 the
Academy OF tho Sacred Heart " thla city, |
which were given last night wore lafEeY |
attended and pronounced turposH' w !
program as previously arranged W"A oar''''
out.
oulplnn. juno a.-Bll Farmer addressed /
tho popuilHa hero last night. His speech |
was fun " reform and cries from thu iop4 /
we're. "N'pudla@r no no., ha' Ftiy s6 'pp5cr
cent Of tho oat crop In this county WIZ De !
lost owing to tho heavy rainn, other crops are
lno but badly In tho grass
smlthylur juno e0-Joo Sims was ~.
pointed yesterday BY the commissioners court
10 nll unoxpirod term Of AleE Jenkins, con-
stable oi Precinct No, 2, hWlFup county,
rcsigued.,.,J q, llroedon, successor ut
UrcedOn & Co., was closed out by attachment
quits yesterday, for debts against broodcn a
Co., who j. O, Bteodcn 'uceoodcd'
Lampasas, Juno 2l.-Yoatorduy the VITO
and son Of Ar FiLato oe FSaiS rl5so ss, g ,6o
south. bound CUT, Colorado and santa re
passenger engine Thoy iell thirty 1901 70
the rocky bed Of sulphur creek anu uto
now in a very critical condition. The boy
WIN die Mrs. TCnt may recover though Nor
! wounds are serious. Tho engineer says ne
| was unable to stop the train IN tlmo ~ tno
| pnrty when nrat seen wcrO In the centor or
| tho bridge and tho onglno only Few feet
| from them
Terrell. juno 81 Tho revival meeting az
| the baptist church, conducted ny Ney hld
| Williams. continues with increasing intofcHti
] notwithstanding the Indictment woathor. THO
| singing IL very nno ana the pfehchlnH w pil
| respects ~ attracting large CONGREGATIONS
| and welding an influence Tor gOou 10Y,
| Percy o. Wobbor. an Episcopal minister "
| holding services daily ~ the EplHcupal
| church, and Is enllatlhg many hearers ;,Ihc
| continued rains have put the oat crop hlmont
! beyond harvesting, and farmers arc some
what gloomy over the prospect
Commerce. June 2i-Thc commencement
oyoreiHcs OF tho East ToNaa Normal NpllcEr
began last Sunday With tho hncealnutcatc
Borui0n by Or. Fortune " Paris ToN The
annual address on Walnc7day by rev j. Y.
Anderson Of Orccnyillo, Tex five young
mon and ladies graduated In tho twghofA
| cinaa and HoyOn IN the hclpntinc class, they
all acquitted themselves well In their clos
Ing speeches Tho e1orolses were good End
we'll attended each night during tho wooR.
They closed last night With an address, by
Professor Allen to tic AlumnM association.
after which the Alumnal and thoir lnyltoA
guests had their banquet
Gatesylllc. June 2i.-ThlH morning about
O'Clock WilliH King, white Killed Josie
Jamoa, a cul1rod dam9ol by hFlklhH her yn
Ht,n,rptUattDn eeio6rntiDn tho ncrfuas had d
Tnmrprt Mo robort Rogs That MAJ Mnyhony
rgiDtsd y,as going homo gith I8sle whcr
King stepped up aud TOOK her away iinn
hnr,c a Siairuity arose al 10 iClug sinylni
III NIGHT sho nut him ont ai tho house 40,
shut the door. He broke down tue door uu'
/ Knocked her IN the head, Wlllng her m
WAN ssa Snd rcmalasd IN iaii seyeri month
! charged with Killing a negro about ahoihe
r ooiorod drl.
I Oranbury. Juno 2i-About 3 o'clock yeu
, tor,iay oyonng the prisoners broke Jan b
y spripging a bar In the cell. Prisoner lihmil
Z ton. charged With burglary. oacaping. an
a WI al work % tho streets They also stan
= pedad. nill Means. coiored escaping Han
/. rornaeid about a milo from town III
% negro Is yet AT large. .. About twenty pripci
y oi Grand orient from hero wont 70 siephei
Vim "wednesday and conferred that degree q
,bn ods Feiiogs Lodge there The Knigh
. of pythins Lodge here has received clega
n parAphernniia Tor working tho Amplln'
I, on Esquire c. u feeder at tho last NEE
y Ing.
10 waco Tcx June .O.-Tho inquest
~ Jesse Donovan. who was Ahnt N ~ "ll
~ ~ ~, -. w ~ .goc,t N tbe wound I,
io glel iI.m w ,stsn M IN 1u1,icn Ear
90 - tti.ln..Aaw .ftsrueou and gourlud
e9slt " sdies s,5. -, ,s,Si,, hstse that 10
iolAy' Wy w. ' ~ XXI. a..,h fr,5, ~ eiis,ts
be cyan sane % A b 1ss ' ~ ss nS =
10 court room Nsa hll,a Nl,h p ,sp., sa - y
~ since me .AAiul al, ss,,sa y, 4,
So ana NE oiNI.h. ~ taas l a. ,.,,' a. =,
Efeat lhtnIea' ~ ". n iss,' "a ~ n "
'e InituiE ul., ~ s,H.l'., a.,n.,,,,n, ~,
NJ Auhus' , sn ~ fenn fss,ts,,
In pAn{ o. ntiN 70 ~ ~" ts.,,..,,.ss,,t.
:" capital stock 1919. mtofp9rA,eft, y.
IA Jones. y. ,. LlnihiPpis. a. = niAh,sn'
fs Is, neiItt ~. ~ 'sNiH'-' o. - NV
RI l.. peterson
- MORAN, June n.-1Atier several days ?
~ 1 frdHW NuMrrl NfAfNll ana ltfNIff1
farmers with a hopa that they may
save their grain. Grave fears hsfo Devn
me icrthincd that the wheat ARD oats Wy
-" reits1 Never before IL The history
fhls county hEss there been futl rfhtpl
My for an abHudtnt CROP. The Dew uiarhin
IT,, has arrived fgf ne roller mil and tla
flfy nsn Hre putting q IN position d
- sumner normal fof thiA diairid VIII :
ALI. I Nfff On ~ q 1ulF and auuf1ruF
t,si weeks. endinr 90 The lb,h DAY of Aug
!. -, Ln1e % Hffi1iru ana u. a. Car