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The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11
Not a Bombardment.

Kssam-Has her papa ever fired you?
Higgins--He has never resorted to bonn
bardment His tactics are more in the ma
ture of passive blockade.
elbow is thatf"
"Whcn call to sec his daughter, he re-
mains i'll tie paIlor during the whole of
tbs interview ~ Detroit Free Press.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11
Damage to a Portland Schooner.

Webb & Sheppard, fish wholesalers,
THURSDAY afternoon received telegram
announcing serious damage to their
schooner Maud B. Wetherell by collision,
off Gloucester, Thursday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11
JUST SUCH
DRESS GOODS

every fashionable here uuan abundance You
haven't goods
extravaganza Not any than the facts justify
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11
SINGLE DRESS PATTERNS.

Real textile triumphs-an immense
assortment of Chameleon GRANTEES,
Caterpillar and Pickaninny Bou-
cles, MOhair Rough Novelties,
Frisses BOucle Plaids, a rare lot of
M0hair Curls and Silk and Wool
Mixtures in single dress pat
terms no two alike-a fact which every
lady will appreciate. $3.50 to $1,000
pattern.
Aberdeen Suitings. Come in
beautiful combinations in two toned
effects so inches wide and strictly
all wool-it is impossible to exaggerate
their goodness and worth, $1.25 yd.
We still harp on Wide Vale Di-
agOnals, one OF the most taking
fabrics of the season for dresses and
skirts They make stunning costumes,
All colors, so inch. $1.OO yd.
Another leading novelty is the BOu-
Gle Suiting which comes in the popu-
lar rough weave in the chameleon or
changeable effects. Very stylish.
These are also so inch wide,
S1.25 yd
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11

Why Is a Preacher Like q Postman?
Preachers and letter carriers are judged
by the same test, j." remarked Chambers.
"What test is that?" asked Gummey.
"Their delivery. "-Westchester Critic.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11
PRINCESS OF WALES CORSET Co.,
NEW YORK OFFICE.

PRINCESS OF
NEW
shall send from this office Miss s. e.
Conkln-one Her Mesy Corsetto
Portland, Monday Oct IA
merits this
LIBBY prepared Fitting Conkin will
Majesty
brings obligation
to purchase.
Respectfully
CORSET Co.
PS.-M. J.R Libby is Of Agent for Portland
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11

Although specially high grade dress goods do not
grades We have everything that
possibly low medium qualities does not matter what
styles qualities goods you looking for- they're desirable
have got them
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11

Oh. ar .,rn srArnRarss is 5000 year
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11

A grand half dollar affair
Silk and wool and all wool bright hand
some Plaids, Changeable Jac-
guards, Illuminated Boucles,
Rouge Cheyiots, Cycling Suitings,
Cashmeres,, Serges, Diagonals,
Novelty Suitings, Coating nerges,
&C., soc yd.
Indestructible heavy blue Storm
Serges, A inches wide, all wool, hurl
defiance at rain, sun and wear,
42c yd.
AS a special attraction we shall offer
this week one case "A inch all vol
Pin Head Checked Mixtures.
large variety Of colorings. 3Sc yard.
Dress Trimmings---A more than
choice collection Of Col0red Span
gled Edges in new patterns and color
ings, New Jet Collars and Garni-
lures, Jet Points. Jet Bands and
Gimps, Fancy Bead Garnitures,
Black Silk Points, Passamen-
taries, MarabOut Trimmings,
Astrachan Bands and in fact every
thing that can be desired in this line.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-11

From Of either art
here The latest DEGREES fashion all correctly reflected
assembage many not getab here
elsewhere when these gone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19
Races at Sheepshead Bay
Well Attended.
A GOOD CARD PROVIDED
Four Thousand People Attend the
Raees-Race Results from Differ
ent Tracks Are Given.


NEW YORK. June rs,
Nearly 1000 people went to shcepsheAd
Bay race track today TO watch tho rae.
irs, an excellent card having boon provided.
In the opening race Domino was an odds.
on fayorite and won easily. In the second
race Applcgato wae the hrat choice. with
Floretn a strong second second choice. Flor
eta won easily In the fast time OF 100 30.
breaking the track record by full sec.
ond. In tho sweepstakes owlet was the IA
vorito and although she led to the stretch,
weight told on her, and she gave II up to
Liza, who won very easily,
First aoe--Fivo and half furlongs, Dom.
lno, is2 tTaran. 8 to 8, won, Faciotum III
tshcedy1, 30 to /, second. Rel pel caradea.
ioi Doggctp, to 5. third. Time, los.
seoon racc--Fiycf urlongs on turf; Flor.
etta, li5 tGrlnnl, to Q. WON Applegatc,
rs Ndocancryl 4 to 3, second. i.ayionta.
ils Woggetu. 40 to l. third Time, leo 20.
Second race Five furlonga on turf: Flor.
mere, i0S Grimm 10 1. Won, Rcdakln, 10
Doggotu. TO l. second, Cromwell, s.
(OLear}l, % TO I, third, Time. iNg.
Fourth facc-Soycn fuTlongni Liza ITO
tMidgelyl, to L. won, OwlCt 100 PENN.
? TO 10. second; u0tham. 1872 uiAmlltOnl, s
to !. third, Time, %.
Fit,h race Five furlnngp' Intorinlalson, ia
Wonnl to !, Won one Love no lQfiiful.
even. second Argentine ITO CMcualln 10
to l. third, Time 02 10,
sixth race-Mln on turf. selling. Nanki
Pooh. lui Grimm to 1. Won Arapahoc.
~ MoClalnl. 10 to l. aocnnd Paiadn. i06
pennl 10 TO I, third. Time, IA 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19
cRoPs LOOK nErrER.
The Past Week Has Been Favorable to the
Farmers OF tho Country


Warrington, June 1s.-The weather bureau
in rs report Of crop conditions for the week
ended June II saws: The past week has been
Generally favorable TO crops except IN the
States II the Ohio valley, New York and por-
tons Of New England. Here rain Is much
ne ,ded and the droutf " becoming serious
In some sections. Harvesting OF winter wheat
has become general except over the northern
n1rtlon OF the winter wheat belt, where v
viii begin this week. In Oklahoma and
Southern Kansas harvesting has been com-
Melted. Reports from the Dakotas, Minnesota
and Iowa indicate that the outlook ios
snrinc wheat which Is now beginning 20
Mead Is excellent Corn continues in excel
isnf condition In the Southern states and u
growing rapidly In Kansas, NEBRASKA. iowa
and Wisconsin and while the crop Is gener-
aiiy doing well elsewhere. Il would be I'M
nrSyed ~ rain In the states OF the ONO
valley, Cotton had made rood progress dur
ing the week. although the heavy and con-
tinous rains have Interfered WIN cultivation
in Texas II Is now blooming and forming
sunres over the southern portion OF ~,
cation region. Georgia reports the crop W
average condition. with cultivation about COM
pleted II Is growing rapidly IN Oklahoma
and Arkansas but growth has been SLOW ~
Alabama, In Mississippi the plant n small
mi heslthy Tobacco planting hrs been push
"a rapidly in Virginia and Maryland and has
hcgttr IN Wisconsin. In Ohio and portions 81
Konfucky plants arc diving from drnuih.
Frosfs caused damage 10 fruits and vegetables
in Idaho and Montana ard possibly N
seuthaasisrn oregon. where heavy frp9is oe-
cured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Scheme Agitatcd to Connect Central and
South America by Railroad.

Scheme Agitatcd to Connect Central and
South America by Railroad.
Washington, June is.-The lnter-c9atinental
railway commission, under whose direction
extensive surveys have recently been iuadc
IN Central and South America for the pur-
pose OF asccrtalning the feasibility OF con-
suuctng railroad connecting the systems
Of the United States and Mexico with those
OF southern Peru. Brazil. Chill and the Ar
gentino Republic. is In receipt OF inforina-
,ion showing that the researches are already
bearing fruit.
tine Guatemala Central Railway company,
. whose main line runs from san jose on the
2 ellie TO Guatemala City, has determined 10
o "a that portion OF the inturcontlnontal
y IN intended to traverse Guatemala and
y ut that determination into practical
W actual construction having opened
70 on April A. last. the section OK
tenn ON Santa Maria on the Guatemala
Nenu = NSanta Lucia, and Is continuing
the CO. y, ION to Patulal and will continue
IN ~ ast direction to the Mexican
OF Salyadc
The Mexican Southern railway Is already
IN operation at OaNaca, 400 miles south OF tho
Ciy OF Mexico and will Hoon close the In
terVening gap between that city and the
Guatemala frontier. The Mexican Southern
and Guatemala Central will soon enable
one to 20 by rail from the center Of SALIVA
dor, In this latter republic MIR. ScherEer
u at work constructing his line and H. taken
In connection with tho railroads already ox-
lsting IN Nicaragua. would enable travellers
70 go by rail- from any city In the United
states 10 the proposed location OF the Nieara-
qua canal,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

which is Not seoret-1he Coming Event In
the Presidential remlis


the Presidential remlls.
Warrington June iS.-That the President,
and Mrs, Cleveland are looking forward 10
an event OF family interest during the com-
ing month is no longer secret The event
In all rs significnncc has been widely dis.
Gus cd ana expectation Is on tip.too IN the
hope OF a son to bear the name aud delight
tho heart OF the chief executive. whose
nnuvot hopes ere ocnterod In the proba'
When the birth OF laby Ruth occurred
during the occupancy OF Gray Gables EuN-
ernl years sucV 20 much romance aud In
tereat attached 10 the oyonl that the papers
all over the United States especially ohron.
icled each days passing with detailed ac-
countH Of how the hours were Hpunt In the
unpretcntlous little cottage on the bay. Even
tho hahernci ftsihentH Of tho island took
active interest In the circumstance. and pro-
phoaled the future happiness OF the infant
danshtcr OF tho prcsdsnt.
This time, however, the AFFAIR has a dincr.
ent unFe. and while the public are never
weary of discussing the possibilities, II IL
none the less noticeable that should Proyl,
Cleveland there would be little or no special
Interest attached, ON tho other hand the
birth Of n hoy would again flood the country
with congratulations to be extended To tho
happy parents,
az interest la connection with the coming
event In tho fact, not generally known, that
the expectations Of Mr. Cleveland and his
wife were sadly disappointed during hits
nrst administration by circumstance which
transplred during their occupancy OF OAK
toad aud for three years or more all hope OF
such family blessings was abandoned. II thus
happened that the arrival OF Ruth was her.
aided with special rejoicing In the domcnilc
early IN July to remain Tor several weeks
With her dhughtCr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Monday night during the rain storm IIll
Derrlng was In the Trinity saloon at tho
head Of Main stiset where he works. Some
one shot through tho glass door on Main
street and narrowly missed Derrlng. The
police are uncertain as TO whether tho shot
wac the result Of an attempt at assassination
or the work Of somebody who discharged
his pistol accidentally.
Tickets arc selling wel for the grand opera
concert 10 DO given by home talent under tho
direction Of Prof. Gnllonl Mt Groenwalia opera
house tonight. Twelve Fort Worth singers
Will appear In the grandeat selections from
y Trqyntore. William Tell and ErmaBl.
Miss Egbert Of Dallan will sling soprano and
Niles Houston OF Granbury cOntralto. Seats
may be reserved today at the box once.
Tuesday. June IA. the Wabash railroad
company VIII commence running through
sleeping car from 81. Louis 10 Portland
Main. via the Wabash railroad, to Detroit
the Canadian Pacific railway 20 Newport, via
Montreal the boston aud Maine railroad
TO lnnenburr, and the Maine Central rail-
road TO Portland and Old orchard Beach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Cincinnati. June Is.-Hon, Daniel S. La
mont secretary Of war, stopped here today
on his Journey TO the West and made an
Inspection Of the troops and garrison at Fort
Thomas. He was deeply interested In and
ing under the shelter Of the Tag a party Of
Creek Indians. who deserted "Nlld West
show here. The Indians were wild with Joy
great chief from Washington. About forty
Of them in their gaycst paint and feathers
outdld themselves In their effort 10 entertain
him with a dance.
recital Of their troubles. and directed the
commander Of the post. Colonel Cochran, TO
do What could DO done TO help them. secre-
tary Lamont was delighted with the oondi-
lion and especially with the site OF Fort
Thomas and gave authority for improve
menis. He continued his journey Westward
this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19
rRANkLIN .. MnLLnWs oAsn.
A Petition Aailng for Communication clrcu-
lated In a Church.

n itlNun Ahilnk lnI Communication Alfch-
lated In a Church.
Dallas, Tex. June ls.-The case Of Franklin
p. Miller, the convicted murderer. has been
referred TO the board Of paIdona by Governor
CulhcBon, according TO Gazette dispatches
from Austin, A well.known member Of the
police department said today;
MILLER murdered one Of the most efficient
members Of the Dallas police force because
the latter attempted to arrest him for living
In open and notorious adultery with negro
prostitute After his case had been taken
from court TO court and alwayu affirmed,
Miller got religion and was baptized by
Rev. ". N. DAVIS. pastor OF tho First Chris
tan church. After Miller had boon baptized
Rev, Duvin manifested great Interest IN his
case. and one sunday. Just attor services, an
nounccd that he had petition Addressed 10
the governor asking clemoncy for Miller TO
which all present who 30 desired could at.
tach their names. | understand among the
signors were a number OF children. This Ia
the nrst instance in the history OF Tcxna
churches that q petition asking for enmmutA-
ton OF the sentence VI a red-handod MIR
dcrer was ever presented to tho congregation
by tho pastor"
The ohiccrs Of the city and county arc
watching the proceedings at Austin with deep
interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

days. John Miller. same. seven days; Polly
Roberts, yagrant eight days, Kate Newhcrry,
same, eight days. I'D Thornton. vagrant. NJ
teen days; Blll Love. Jr.. disturbing peace.
ten days; Eva Davis, assault. $40. Jack Me.
The report that nilly Flynn had fight on
Tenth street Monday night Is u mistake. II
was George Flynn.
Assistant chief OF Police Matkin, while
chasing negro boy. who had ridden hts
horse against buggy Monday night. ran
against post and fractured ono OF the bones
Of his lett hand. Tho buggy struck con-
tained a small boy, who was also somewhat
hruiacd by the colliaion. The negro lad
kept on running his horse and vacaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Jefferson city. Mo-. June Secretary
j. ". 5, lively OF the Democratic state
committee says that up TO date he has
received resolutions demanding state
silver convention from hut four counties
In the state. II is known that more than
d majority OF the counties have declared In
favor of state silver convention. but
for some reason the local secretaries have
not 30 reported TO the secretary OF the
state committee. II Is said " those conn-
ties Will report to the committee another
meeting of the latter will be held aud In
all probability q call will be Issued for
a state convention to be held some time
In August
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Houston, Tex, June 1S-News FROM
Washington county says that william
Meyers and his wife returned from y visit
Sunday night and stutich out to milk N,
COWS. When opposite tho chicken hnnH,
Wash Hayes, negro In their employ
rhut Mrs, Meyers twice through the bead
and then shot nj her husband, The hound,
chased him for nifty mileH, capturing him
near Independence. He was Jailed at
Hrpuhntu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

tending. Roll call was answered by ffty-nvo
organiaation to be enjoying prospcrous
sruwth.
Secretary W. II. Harvey OF Providence. Il.
included iis clubs, an Increase over last
year OF forty-tour. and that II had spread TO
twent> ave states. Among those present was
Miss Kate wheclock, aud by vote Of the
aagee Of regret to Pole. Cavendlah and Gray
son OF England that they We're unable 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Morse, wln.. Juno IA syndicate o. Dos
thIa town except tho school house aud viii
take popsraslon In short time. The pur-
chase Includes the ontlre outnt o. the Ponn-
kee Lumber company, every building OF every
Kind The price paid ia supposed TO be ~
tho noiTiborhood Of i20oO,0o0. The nyndi-
cate viii establish the largest tannery IN WIZ.
connin giving employment 10 nearly 100
mon The tnnnofy plant Will cost In tho
nnlKhbOrh0od " i500O0O. II u said that
mo intention OF the promoters Va, To run tho
town Of Morse on much tho same plan az
Pullman, His. ffH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Arrangements for the Horr-Harvey
Contest compieted--ft VIII Take
Place In Chicago.

New York. June 1s.--R NJ. Easiey
secretary OF the Civic Federation OF
Chicago. has been In this city and in
Boston for tho past three days In the
IN the interest Of the coming Horr and
Harvey free silver debate. The time
for the contest 10 begin has been fixed
for July 1G. and It Will continue from
day 10 day uatil finished. The debate
viii be held in the city OF Chicago.
As each diaputRnt Is 10 have ten AS
sls;anta. the sound money" commit
tee OF the chamber OF commerce OF
New York city. at Mr. Horr'a request
will send five able men to help him in
conjunction with five other experts
from the west and south.
Mr.. Harvey Is arranging for ten OF
the strongest advocates Of free coinage
in this country TO assist him. thus In.
surfing thoroughly educational as
web M exciting contest. The rules and
regulations governing the conduct Of
the debate and other details are being
arranged by Lyman Gage and How
ard s. Taylor OF Chicago, tue referees
respectively selected BY Messrs. Borr
and Harvey. ---------- =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Hampstead, Tex. June H. lLum BOYD.
constable Of lirenhnm, Washington county,
owns a large plantation here. which he
anent qiarrnls. and threats were inado by
both This nornlug Boyd rode UP TO tho
field where Davis was. lloyd had Win.
chester strapped 10 the saddle Davis
opened IRE, The first shot Killed lioyd'H
horse. lie then shot BOYD four lines
through the body. These facts are learned
from a brother OF Davis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

nection. But the answer Of Great Britain
was that no arbitration was admissible In
certain territory. though sha offered to arbi-
tfaie concerning u portion OF territory to
which apparently Great Britain regarded her
title as less clear. The practical efect Of this
states has presented. similar answer was
given by Great Britain to Venezuela nVe
years ago and was rejected as an indirect
refusal 10 arbitrate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Rpby, June is,-First raco--siS furiongs;
la Prentice won. Scotland second. Ida aau.
ofa third. Time. iis 80.
Second race Five furlongs, Duke OF Mon
trosc won, Little Th0rno second, South.
worth ihlrd. Time, ;01 ~,
THIRD rnce-Aeycn furlonHA; Tppecanoo
Won, Little niB second. bankrupt third.
Time, laG i-g,
Fourth race-Aiilt Eagle Bird won. Elo-
roy second, Shuttle third, Time, 1850 i-a,
i'ltth rarc.-3ayen mrloufs Buck Knight
won. Aunt Ida second, King Dor third.
Time, j. $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19
wnRE ynnY ecoNoMIcAL.

Infant rwIns Found hurled In Pine nos
Near Waco.
Waco, Tex. Iunr is.-.1'horc has been
considerable discussion IN the city for tho
pact two days caused by tho nndlnK VI the
bodioa VI twin Infants buried only q few
Inches below the surface IN tho cemetery
at ll9squeyllle. six miles distant from this
city. Tho fact Of the lafanta being buried IN
a plain box led TO the theory that crime had
been committed or that some unfortunate
had hastily PVT them away 10 hide her
shame. Investigation today disclosed tho fac.
that the twinu were the legitimate offspring
babes. The names uf tho parties arc withhsli
by fodueat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Condition OF Rolling stock for Taxation is
Made Public.

NVHHIUVH VI NWTIInK SIOUX lot TaNANOh n
Made Public.
Austin, Tex, June iS.--Thc condition OF
railroad rolling stock for taxation has been
made public by the following railroad COM
paniosl Austin and Northwestern, $50. nos
Denlacn and Wauhl,n Valley, S5i9S, Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe, sSGs, 300i rcxaA Next
can, tad,G32, Missouri Kansas and Texas
sA0s,Sp0 Sabine and East TrNaa. $40 500;
Gulf, beaumont and Kansas City. slll $50.
A. compared with the valuations last year
the Austin and Northwestern was reduced
by fi2,nQo, and the Santa Fe by 5000 The
Missouri, Kansas and TEXAS rendered the
same valuation "a last year, The Texas Mex
lean and the ncnison and MAnhita Valley
show slight reduction, white tho Sabine
and East ToSaa shows a reduction Of nearly
$50 900,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Brooklyn. June is.-Tho brooklyn trottlng
meeting was opened today, summarosl
rte sornnn kitonro MIA 49, ,t,,,,.
9;qp ~.
aga class paclng--syhl won. Duchess Coun-
y Belle SECOND. wAycrly King third BEST
time, 2,2s IL.
ass class trotilng-- ncyruth won, Victor E
second. Rose third. Beat time, ?l27.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19
ARE ANXIous no RACE.


blcycle Race Between johnson and thinner
man Liable to Come on.
New York. June ls.-The Johnson-Zlm
mann proposed bicycle race for $4,000, 5000
a side. has at last assumed a business look.
Eek, Johnson'a manager, will not allow his
man TO race at Asbury Park. as he says As
bury Park people are partial to zimmor-
mann, but johnson is anxious and ready TO
race the jersey man anywhere he names
outside Of Asbury Park. Eek goes TO Phlla-
Of agreement with Zlmmermaun's manager.
The following dispatch explains itself.
Now York, June lS.-W. II. Boadlo, Chair
man Race Committee Asbury Park, N. j..
| had decided to inspect your track today,
but your representatives. twilsonl remarks to
the Wheel Reporter and my wish to have
the race on neutral ground have decided me
not TO allow johnson to race Zimmerman at
Aabury Park. johnson will meet thinner
mann on any track mutually agreed upon.
My original deposit Is still In the hands OF the
American Mheelman. This is final.
ct w. Eek"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

Austin. Tcy.. June lO.-The fIouat0n and
Texas Central road has Mod itsc nIllia'iop
with the railroad commission TO ADOPT a ratio
OF fl2,.0 per carload on hvof cattle hogs
10 Houston, 1oS., on said Houston and Texas
Central rad the commission orders that said
application be granted, and that tho oder 20
into eifcot June 70. 1855.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

AZ Atlanta Atlanta, q. Chattanooga. 7.
~ baltimore baltimore. o. 81 Louis 9,
A. brooklyn -llrookl,n, .; Louisville, b,
~ Little huck-Littlu Rock, u Memphis 2.
~ Nov York New YORK. 10. Cincinnati, Q.
AZ philndelphla-P Philadelphia, Q, Pitts
burg. g.
~ Washington. Washington. a. Chicago, q.
Al Nashville Nashville q; Evansville. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-19

A Reason Is Given for volncy walkers
Resignation.

y I'VH7WH ~ NFfVW IWI NUFHVy NNIkVT 7
Roslgnaton.
Atolta. T. y iunc iS.--Thc resignation OF
Noncy Walter as United States district al.
torney for the Genital division was quito a
surprise to the people here, II seems to be
the prevailing opinion that Mr.. Walker has
congressional aspirations In his native state,
where he " thoroughly popular. One thing
In certain that he will return to Arkansas
with the best wishes OF many frionda In the
Territory. Mr., Ianeoy Lewis Of Ardmorc Ia
fayorably spoken VI an his successor. Mr..
Lows N an attorney " considerable ability,
years ago and has won distinction In his
pfofcaaion,