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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20

The many friends of Mrs W. H
Waldron, wife of the we'll known real
estate dealer on Middle street, will be
shocked to learn of her sudden death
Thursday night at her home on Ocean
street, Woodfords Mrs Waldron started
upstairs to go to her sleeping room, and
Mr. Waldron remained behind to close
the windows and put out the lights. He
suddenly heard the sound of fall, and
stepping quickly to the foot of Fthe stairs
found Mrs. Waldron lying there I'M
conscious. DR.. Foster was summoned as
quickly as possible. He found the lady
suffering from conclusion of the brain,
having a severe wound on her temple.
where she struck as she fell She lived
only about two hours. The cause of Mrs.
Waldron's fall is not certainly known.
There are indications that she had a
stroke of apoplexy when she had reached
the head of the stairs. She had seized the
stair rail with so much force that it was
torn from its fastenings. Possibly the
illness might not have been severe enough
to cause death and it may be that she
died directly from the effects of the fall.
Mrs, Waldron was Miss Motley before
marriage, being a sister Of Postmaster
Motley Of Woodfords. She had no chill
dren except an adopted son. She was a
lady of benevolent qualities and did
much good among the poor. She was a
resident of Portland for many years and
has many friends here, who will mourn
her death. MIR. Waldron has the sympathy
of all who know him, in this sad bereave-
ment
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
MARRIAGE S.

In North Brewer. July IT. Charles F. Robin
son and Nancy Rogers, both of Brewer.
In Calais, July 10, Peter Anderson and Miss
Mary Turner.
In New Vineyard, July IA, Francis E. Russell
OF Lubec and Miss Susie L Turner.
In Bangor. July IT. DR.. Simon Prescott and
Miss Olivia G. Goodwin both of Bradford.
In Oldtown. July IT, Cyrus A. Angove of Cos
tigan and Miss Efie Damon of Lowell.
In Skowhegan. July 3, Celon B. Bigelow and
and Miss Ina Douglass.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20

In Deering July is. suddenly Harriet NJ.
Motley, wife OF William II. Waldron.
. r. tlIieral services on Saturday afternoon at
H. 69p p o. CLOCK, at NO 81 Ocean street Services
Gardner papers please COPY
~ iAugusGa. July l8, Annie Loulae. WIG o.
6 daas T. oabn. aged 81 years, 10 months 10
:, In Brewer. July IS, Fred w. son of Caroline
IL. andsthe late Elbridge c. Pattcn. aged rs
years, months, % DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20

The widow of the late Sir Francis F.
Turvile died at Market Marlborough yes
terday morning Previous to her mar
riage in 1878 to Sir Francis she was Lady
Lisgar, widow Of Baron Lisgar, governor
general of Canada from 1868 TO 1879, who
died in 1875.
At New York Lawyer House, counsel
der Golf to death by eleotrocution, has
fled formal notice of appeal to the
court of appeals for q new trial in the
court of general sessions.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
Zella's Re quest Denied.

Jersey CITY, N; =. July l9-supreme
not to grant the order as asked for by
Della N iculaus Ruhman for the prelimi-
nary examination of George j. Gould
The justice said the plaintiffs affidayits
did not give sufficient evidence of facts
in the possession of Mr.. Gould essential
to thesplaintiff's case, nor that Mr.. Gould
intended to be absent from trial,
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 90 1885,
MUSIC AND DRAMA,
McCallum's Theatre.

1t is seldom play receives as much ap-
plause as Woman Against Woman is re-
ceiving the week at McCallum's theatre
at Peaks. At every performance during
the entire week the house has been packed
and curtain calls after every act.
Both cast and play is the most interest
ing seen at the island in some time and
deserves the big houses it has received
You should get your seats for the cl osing
performances at Stockbridge's music
store.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
YORK COUNTY.

yesterdays
YORK COUNTY.
W, l. Nelson VS.. Sanford Mills.
Argued orally by plaintiff
James A; Edgerly. e. M. Higgins
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Charles H. Guild VS.. Trimount Real
Estate Go, Argued orally.
s: l., Larrabee. Clarence Hale.
D. A. Meaher. Barrett Potter
Edward T. Thompson, assignee in
equity VS.. Edgar r. Robinson ct al.
Argued orally.
w G. Chapman. D. A. Meaher
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Thomas Dinsmore vs. Joseph Abbott ct
al. Plaintiff submits brief
j. H. Greeley. W. H. Fcgler,
Whitehouse and Fisher.
Jr. ct ais. Argued orally.
3 ). Brown. Heath and Andrews
y. A. Waldron. A S. Woodman.
6. E Merrill VS.. Gale Manufacturing
Company. Dismissed from this docket.
VIC. Philbrook. Heath and Andrews
SOMERSET COUNTY.
State of Maine VS.. Joseph Durham and
Thomas Gregg. Motion and exceptions
overulled for want of prosecution.
County Attorney Collins
Forrest Goodwin.
The hearing for a retrial of Lewis, con-
victed of the Coburn murder, will not &C.
cur for some days yet
The cases against kEx- Policeman Dana
II. Miles, for bribery will be argued in
writing.
The case of libel against Editor George
W. Norton, Of the Evening Express,
which came to the law court on demurrer
as to the suffioiency of the Indictment.
will also be argued in writing
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20

One hundred odd coats at 50, So and
81 each; vests to match at Soc, 75c. and
81. These are from suits formerly sold
from $40 to 500. A. F. Hill & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
500 Rain Umbrellas !
$i.oo EACH.

The best bargains we have offered for some
time We shall warrant every one of them. Fast
black, paragon frames, and neat natural wood
handles.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

Law Term. Western District, 1896
The following cases were disposed O
yesterday;
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-20

W, l. Nelson VS.. Sanford Mills
Argued orally by plaintiff.
James A. Edgerly. Fl. M. Higgins.
William S. Mathews. Frank Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
uN1oN rAc1F1c MnErINa.
directors and oGicers Eleeted-Reports
Made.

Boston. April 24.-At the annual
meeting OF the Onion Pacific company
the following directors were eleeteu'
oliver Holmes. Gordon Dexter, OhNer
w. Mink. S, Endicott Peabody. Boston
G. NJ. Dodds, George j; Gould, henty
Il. Hyde. Alexander +. orr, sidnsy ~
Ion, Russell Sage. New YORK; ;. II, II
Clark, Joseph II. Millard, Omaha; Mar
Win Hughitt. Chicago. and James sharp.
salt lake city. The following officers
were elected: a. T. orr, chairman; ).
II. II. Clark. president; Edwin +. At
kins. Vice president, o. V. Mink, Sec
ond vice president and comptrolieri
Alex Miller, secretary; James &. Harris.
Boston, treasurer,
Instead OF the usual annual report, a
preliminary one was accepted, when
was explained as follows: Owing to the
complications brought about through
the recelvershlp It was found TO be I'M
practicable to include in this report the
sums payable under the traffic con-
tracts with tho Oregon Short LIMO and
Utah Northern. the Union Pacific, Den
yer and Gulf railway, the Union Pa
cinc. Lincoln and Colorado Railway
company. the st. Joseph and Grand Is
land company. and the Kansas city and
Omaha railroad. The differences be-
tween the deficit OF Income for 1894, as
shown In the income account, is Sl,s62,
1874, and the deficit MS II appears in
the general balance sheet, $2.S57Gli.23.
II due to the fact that the latter in
cludcs the sum ordinarily payable I'M
der the .ranic contracts with other COM
panles. No account has been made of
the sums payable under the traffic con-
tract with the Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf railway. hence the sum pnya-
BILE thereon can not be determined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

The Painters failed 10 win the third
game OF the series with the Shreveport
bali tossers. They didn't near do It,
thought 1t wasn't because they .dint
try. or didn't play tolerable good ball
that Is. their playing could have been
a great deal worse. and, at the same
time. a great deal better HOFFMAN ana
Stanley were in the points for the
home team, and the formers work
was little wild, giving the visitors
six regular, old time cake walks TO
first base" on balls. outside Of Hon
mans Irregular delivery he did very
well and held the winners down to six
hits Hoffman Is a left handed twirler
and with more practice 1t Is conh-
IDENTIFY expected he will make an eN-
cellcnt record.
Mccoy and Cook did the battery
work FOR the visitors, and there Is
no use in talking they certainly do
excellent work. McCoy's curves, etc,
Kept the panthers guessing. and at
times II was az difficult matter for
sume OF them to find the pig skin as
"a successful search for the North Pole
has so far proven.
The attendance was larger than at
either Of the two previous games. The
game was an interesting one al the
way through. from the fact that IT
was expected the home boys would
catch up and pass their opponents
somewhere toward the wind up, but,
unlike In yesterdays game, they failed
to do So, as the score ia the last ming
stood 10 ? in favor OF The boys wear
ms the blue suits.
'Thc pauthers wore their new suits
al al thIf 4
new broom sweeps clean did not verify
itself as tar as another sweeping VIC
tory for the home talent was concerned.
The Panthers 90 TO Dallas this morn
Ing, whore they play this evening the
first of "A series OF three games, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday
a rate OF 81 for round trip Will be
given 10y the Texas and Pacific for the
Sunday game. The tickets VIII be
good for one duy only. on either OF
tine morning trains. The returning
train leaves Dallas at 1850 p. m, thus
anorllug ample time to see tho game
A large number Of our citizens will
ttkc advantage OF the low rate and
be ON hand to cheer the Plnthers as
they proceed 10 wipe up the earth
with Trddy'g babies. Some great sport
is expected, Fort Wurth's team will
Doe materially strengthened for Sum
days game, as Elsty-iirst bascman
ana good player generally and who
has been on the sick llst for the last
wvck=will have sufficiently recovered
by Sunday to hold down first and cline
de bail OUT I'm his usual way. Espy
rs not only n most excellent player
but bee is to the team what ruddor
IS To ship.
Either Mcfarland or McAlllster will
be In the box In Sundays game.
Fort Worth and sherman COM
mence n series of games here next
Monday, and It. IS hoped by Manager
Richards that the Attendance VIII be-
as good upon each OF the occasions as
1t was in todays game Mr.. Richards
extends n cordial invitation to the la
dies. and says he would be pleased 10
sec the grand stand crowded with their
alter dance. They will be admitted
free, and every comfort possible pro-
vlied. Ladies', now Is your chance to
take advantage OF a good thing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Austin. Tex. April 25.--Proceedlngs
In the supreme court to-day:
-Weathcrford, Mineral Wells
& Northwest Railway company vs..
Wood, from Parker
Certified Questions Answered-Sun
NapOr Light company VS.. Kenan ct al,
from Baylor.
Motion Granted-Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fe Railway company vs.. Hume
Bros. from Runnels; to require clerk
to collect transcript fees.
Motions for Rehearing Submitted
San Chez VS.. San Antonio & Aransas
Pass Railway company, from Nueccs;
Davis ct al. vs.. Andrews ct al, from
BeNar; Western Union Telegraph com
pany vs.. Smith, from Dallas
Cause ubmitted--l}rpwn ct al. VS..
Farmers and Merchants National
bank of Cleburnc, from Johnson.
Causes Set-Houston & Texas Central
Railroad company vs.. Crawford, for
Nay g. from Harris, Dean vs.. State.
for May 2. from Galveston.
Writs of Error Granted-Gulf Colora-
do & Santa Fe Railway company vs..
Landlord. from Cooke; TeNas-MeNlco
Railway company VIZ. Wright ct al,
from Duval; San Antonio x Aransas
Pass Railway company vs., Gillum,
from Karnes.
WTlts OF Error Refusel-TeNas & Pa
clnc Railway company vs.. Glenk, from
Tnrrlnt; Gulf, Colorado & santa Fe
Railway company VS.. Shield, from
Coleman: Hume ct al w. Ware, from
Travis; Texas & Pacific Railway com
pany vs. Mel, from Taylor; Gala
CHER ct al VS., Keller, from BeNari
Nlcnde ct al. w. Sandridge, from Tar
rant
Dismissed for Want Of Jurisdlction-
Bank vs. Bonner ct al, from Chero-
kce: Elmendorff ct AL w. san Antonio
Street Railway company, from BeNar'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
EXPECT TO auLor MR.. PULLMAN.
Pennsylvania Sleeping Cur Company Looks
For a nig Reward

Philadelphia, Pa, April o5.-Stochhold.
cfs OF the Central lansportaticu CON.
pany, the Zoe u the Pullman Palace com-
pauy, held an Interesting meeting here 10.
day For ten years the two companies have
been In litigation. Tho annual report re-
ferrrd 10 the Pullman litigation having
btcu satisfactorily terminated when the SUI
prcmn court decided the long dispute he.
tween tho Pullman and Central Iruuspor.
tauuu company IN favor NJ the Central
uud the question OF the amount Of com,
pcnfnti0n due 20 the Central stockholders
WAS referred % Theodore NJ Etting, as
master to report
Mr., Fitting viii have his report ready TO
lle IN court on May IL, aud II Il undpr-
stool tho amount OF compensation he win
report In favor OF the Genital stockholdrrs
viii be 100000, President Benjamin T..
opdyke made the report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
NEW PAPERS GALORE.
Chicago Enquirer Company Incorporated
Sine Journals TO BE Started.

'AANAhN A~NNHAl|t 'NillhNF lhtNFINtuLtA.
Sine Journals TO BE Started
Ruuar la. IL that nine now Dru.rr,tT-
mIrniug papers arc to BE- started ln CGieasS
lrf1ro corn blowing tltuo DeuI1rr.,tir MI.
ltiuiuus inlktsl about nothing eI.a y..f.rlr,.
10 WuA thor busy any. Even the silver uroI,-
lem lau-ulshpd au4 remained uu-IlyrJ mo
honest money Democrat, tnlEtsl In Eu,t,
Hul tile free silver men In groups. A,rnf,I-
Ing In rumUr. Democratic orr4us WlU be-
provided flr every uctlpu Of thr marty.
Frank Weutrr john T.. Uop.i6-. NWH
J Abbot. Samuel H. Mcconnell and oiHrT.
viii start % simon pufr. IynyrsuuInn bcuI..
cratic organ. tho Euuuirer.
Adolf kraus VIII start a million dollar
huuast money papyr uud ruin 10 IIniarIf
IIuuy Watfri.6u. John n N4l.I lnd liza.
ratio n. s3naur win start D, ,.r.a'i nr.t..
paper devoted To- free tfudr and tLr siulI,,
stIuIdgI
Millionaire Ilpurst Of tile san Francisco
Examiner o. coming 10 Eblguru py tn, ur,t
train o. lnuupA % St.uuOuuU flre coinage
journal Uu Tho scs, az Chicago Journalism
w. u. G1mih late 81 tbo Denver Times
and GuiurAun sun Is saiug 90 nus tho titf,r
DrDvu aul ,luugo il mo afi o,it .lutl. yut lt.
dependent frae silver H.l,Ur4ia.
Joseph Pulitzer W tUp Now York World
viii az once start M Western edition Of his
ulpar iu Jhic4su. with money Ilrus 10 sIiIt
ey6r1 body.
Ium johnson OF Cleveland Ia aching IL,
put several hundred fHuituIt,l dulI5 M I'M, IA
lIiiual Trrr oliver SINGLE tUy lrt,tp
TV,ul other ,as. mon fruul tho i.7.si por,ry
unknown. Differentiated yrstrrll1y rIr ur
tons uu ur,t-pllsg Druiocfatlr ucyy,upnfr
privilege.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
KILLEp M An orr1cnR.

Brownsville. Tex, April 25.-rhls
morning at 1880 Ramon Cerda a
wealthy raohman OF Cameron county,
was shot and instantly killed by Po-
liceman Boulefaclo Gaiindo. Cerda was
drunk and disturbing the peace and
palindo tried TO persuade him to 70
home. Cerda then grossly insulted the
policeman drew hts pistol and fired,
shooting Galindo In tho right breast
fired three times at Csrda, every bullet
taking effect, lSlllhg him instantly.
Gnlindo was ct first arrested. but was
afterward released His wound IL nee
essaFtly fatal cerAa leaves wife and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Dallas, Tex, April 25.-'rhe case brought
m tue nqlue OF tho attorney general by
Stllwell II. Russell against john s. Gil.
lespie, county attorney FOR the p0sSession
or mat office. was taken up In the Four
tceIth judicial district court this after
noon billvspie's majority over Russell nj
the election last November was II There
were about 700 ballots thrown ont hv u,o
canNassers OF the returns Of the city wards
i9r various irregularities. Russell claims
wat there was q sufficient number Of these
rejected ballots clcarls for him 10 have
easily clettei him. aud he therefore was
wfongfnlly deprived Of the office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
GALVEsToN-sAN ANTONIO

Galveston, Tex, April 25.-san An.
tonic was to-day again defeated by the
sand crabs. Score:
123 4567 $50
Salveston...,O 0 8 . o z Ola
San Antonio.O l o 0 0 0 o a.
Ruckle and Dean.
Earned runs-Galveston San An
tonic 3
Umplre-Anderson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
nNEnrnN NnrKs

oyCrton, Tex. April 25--Fostmastor +.
II. sun has returned from the odd Eel
lows meeting at san Antonio. IL, W. Al
ford has moved 20 have his residence re-
bullt....u O. Miller spent sunday In Hen.
dcrsnL. Misses Bernice Still. LlzXle and
Carrie Day ami Walter Moore spent Sunday
In kugoro. Il, ID. lriou Is Ia NncogdO-
ches this week q. Quite number visited
the commencement OF Summer I'm school
Of Omen Friday evening =. George Gearln
Of forney Is IN the city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Live Stock shipments Petition for Local
Option Circulated

Athens. Tex, April 25.-Wlthin the pust
two weeks thcre have been shipped from
this station twelve car loads Of hugE and
lSe Of cuttlc aud the shipments still COM
tiaua. Tho Athens pottery Is running 10
the full extent Of its capacity, shipping TO
Nlrluus points OF the state from two ITO
Ave cur loads Of ware each week equal 10
amy made and which Is therefore rapidly
coming into notice. =. The immigration 70
tins, Henderson county, during tho past
IN aud sprlug has been much greater
than for many years, and In every dlrec-
tlnn from Athens new farms are being
opened W. old one renewed and good sub
siautiul houses built.,..A petition for u
local option election in precinct No, / Is be
Ing circulated aud appears to be meeting
with much greater favor than was expected
BY even Its most sangulne supporters. Very
many who have heretofore been autls are
now uNOwpl pros, aud the prospect now Is
that the precinct will 20 dry by hand
SOME majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
CHUNK OF wooD AS EVIDENCE
Upon 1t Depends the Disposition OF For.
tune OF $4,000.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 25,--upon a chunk
o. wood 700 yean Old depends the disposi.
tlon or $4,000 fortune The suit was the
case u KnhRnnnh w Creessc against tha
Etcurity Trust company In furccloslng pro-
ctedings on q mortgage for SinOp0 IN val
Beach, The leading evidence introduced
waE this section u a tree. In the wood
several inches beneath tho bark marks
were found which Il was claimed were
surveyors marks defining one OF the bound
uries OF the property In dispute. This was
admitted In evidence. Two Wills dated 100
years ago were RlsD introduced at the trial
which 10 not yet GUIDED,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
COTTON THIEVES coNyIcTrn

Houston, April e5.-George Williams
and Mitchell Smith. two OF the four
negroes who were arrested for having
stolen 200 bales Of cotton from the conn,
presses here, were given 1--WE years each
on two counts. There are nine more
Indictments against them. Wash Brew-
er, another, mas been indicted ten times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

The Amateur Base BAN club OF this
Tor Denton whore they will inlay thc
LEGAL team OF that place. They win re-
turn tonight The Amateurs have
shown themselves 10 be good bah play-
ers' ana are confident OF winning n
GAM from the Denton boys -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

washington, where he has an appoint.
rnent as clerk In one OF the government
departments. The Jonesboro Times
win issue a big special edition soon, IN
the interest of Coryell and Hamilton
countles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Dallas, Tex, April "a large force OF
mon began work this morning breaking
ground f9r the 500 600 eotton compress
tcrsectiou OF the Santa Fe and Missouri
Kansas and Texas railroads, The com.
press will cover thirteen acres The first
~ the minor buildings Is nearly completed
near the rapid transit tracks, 1t Is to DO
used for office purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
KILLING NEAR YAN HnRN

Van Horn, Tex, April t5.-1n fight
between j. T, Gentry, section foreman
at Plateau, fifteen miles east Of here
and one OF his Mexican laborers about
II o'clock last night was shot in fine
bowels and died today. Pistols were
used, about fifteen shots were flred.
Gentry uninjured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Joneshoro, Tex. April 25,-rhe fne
rain that fell hep last Sunday night
came Just IN time 10 save oats. II waa
and put good siaaon In tho ground,
Corn ana oats noF look all right
~ slnk sains lett laat Monday for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS.

FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.
The storm waves vii. reach tnl5
meridian and tho other changes VIII
occur at and within 100 miles % Fort
Worth within tweuty-tOur hours OF 3
D. m. uf the dates given below:
April .G-Cooler and clearing.
AnrLI 2l-C0nl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Earned runs-O.
Flanagan TO Lucas.
Coy. 4. ~ az
Aases on halls-l3y Hoffman. G.
III by pltcher-HoTman, /.
Passed balls-Stanley. ..
Time OF game-1 hr. SIS m.
umplre-Bailey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
TICKS DON'T COUNT.
Mexican Cattle May Come In with
Them without Trouble.

Eagle Pass. Tex. April 25.-Mr. Dan
MpCunningham, United States live
stock agent FOR the state OF Texas, who
has been IN our city for several days
Inspecting cattle, wired the following
To Mr.. Albert Dean, United States live
stock agent bureau animal industry.
stationed at Kansas City. and having
charge OF the territory west Of the Mis-.
sissippi river.
Mexican cattle for importation have
ticks. II considered l can not pass
tnem."
Mr.. Dean replied;
Ticks not 70 be considered In inspec-
uon Of cattle going into that portion
OF Texas south and east Of the quaran.
tine line for slaughter aud grazing"
The prevailing idea among importers
that the ticks found ON cattle VIII he
considered sufficient by the United
States Inspector TO class them as un-
healthy. VIII welcome this correction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Denver Colo, April 25.-Senator Cullom
OF Illinois, accompanied by his wife, his
daughter Mrs ltldgeley, and Miss Alice
Bum Of Springfield, Ill, arrived in Denver
today. They will remain here until
"Wednesday as guests Of Ex-Governor Jane
u, Grant. aud Will then proceed to tile
Pacific coast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

AT Louisville
lSIesyn = o a. o-l3 20 5
and Stratton.
uwpiro-MeDonald-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Boerne, Tex, April 25.-The case
against II. II. Childers for killing James
at 4 o'clock this evening. The inrv 90
far have come to no decision. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26
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