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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
nI-MnTAI.I.IsM IN rNdI.ANn.

Tho Importance OF the late English cleo.
ton In It's effect upon tho financial lssuc Ia
not fully appreciated on this side Of mo
water The question ia as paranount In
England Az In this country and cut a larger
ngures IN tho recent parliamentary cloetlong
tnah any other single Issue. The result
was mat Tho party which stood for tho main.
tehaheo OF tho gold standard wa, nliuout
swept out OF exlstonce, and tho t,onscrya.
iNe'' VINO favor return TO bi-rnotalilsm won
lies. ''e"'" po"-
frior to tho nrltlah olcetIonB. tho Executive
.ounVn OF the bi-motallle League issued
'H'''no "hleh was placed I'm tho hands
- "'' u'eetora' In which after Aludlng TO the
t'eat eNilA onuaed To trade ana industry by
the fall IN prloou they uaid,
Recent Official ntntomenia ma marlin.
hentafy reaoutionn show that mo govern.
usam OF France, unrinany aud tic United
siatoH arc anxious to md Home mitirntion NJ
the evils Of the single roid gtaaJsTs by
.olnlnE ~ an International ngraoinont Tor tbo
RECONCILIATION Of silver THIS country alone
nyyehA mo way, thus Sacrificing nor aErl-
CULTURE, her most important tuduatflet her
uulp win suver-uhing cuuntrOH. and nor
gSu nsins Va india % ne supposed ntcroaa
VI lnlakulded neetion Of tho capitalist Glars"
rhey suggested three questions Witch wrro
pronounded to every candidate for parlla-
munti
-. Arc you In favor NJ stems being taken
teeure ncttlement Of the currency duca.
upn Ky International agreement NJ tho earliest
ppsnihlo dateG q Arc You IN favor OF a no,
tgfh 70 tho monetary System under which
nne Trade q the world was practically con-
uusted until the year 1919 the ratio hrtwrru
gold and silver money TO ho nsci by inter
national agreemonti O. II elected. wili YOU
vote IN favor OF tho United Kingd.m Joining
IN an International conference fDr tbo pur
pnse 81 restoring tho jdlnt uGo NJ gold and
silver AZ fuli legal tender monoyY'
NfK cal lNal| 30. NtsNrt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
THE SAME OLD GAIT
Panthers Keep Right on
Winning.
HouSTONS WE'RE EASY.
Series Here-Other State
Games.
HoUsToN's WE'RE EASY

The last game Of the series between Fort
Worth and Houston was played at the bali
park yesterday to a fair sized audience, and
houston was again defeated by a score Of II
TO ?, CautilllOn was In the box for the home
team aud sand Grab Brodrink, he OF Shor-
man iaino, for the Mud Cats Cantiiun was
either wild or could not see the plato. and
STANLEY coached nm as never pitcher hnH
been coached before, and yet the S. Louis
man nled the baAeH on balls and forced one
run ~ In the nrst Inning ~ tho same
method. After he had again fillcd tho busoa
" mo second inning, wltu only one man out.
lho lengthy Panther who holds down nrst
removed exist Louis browns pitcher and
Mcfarland was substituted. The game was
kne" be had a hard task before him-tho
bases run aud only one man OUTPUT he
faced the Inevitable and retired the Mud
uan without score. II was fully demon
Hiratcd yesterday that tho Painters are too
tast for Me-. Cantllion, or he has no conf
uchro In himself or HOmuthing, ana right ut
thiH time when the Pnuthcra arc huEglug
hWt place II VIII not do 10 give new pitchers
a tfiaL McAlliatur Mcfarland and Dwytr
enn do the battery work. and the myinulbu
In aud outhuldH viii do tho rest.
sand Grab nroderlrk pitched n pretty fair
game fgr an amateur, but his support was
worse than none at all. lluuatun'a short
aiup made some Erlnd1innd piukupa but
hlA throwing Is the worst seen On the home
diamond
The game was entirely devoid VI any
special features. aud ln one inning tho
professionals. Ihr game was called lu the
seventh Inning 10 give the Mud Cats time
To- eaten tho evening train for Shreveport,
whore thoy play today.
san Antonio arc tho next victims for tho
home team, and will opon the thrura game
series thla afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock our
ho}h VIII not hayu the same easy time with
thn Missionaries aa thoy did with the MuI
cats aud o little more lie and Huup m
Visiting tnuna Will be- hailed with delight By
'Ng mnhy patrons ot the game,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

WIN BE Tried on the Charge of Killing a
Prostitute

Houston Tex, August Especially
some days ago Daisy rhrrlkpld uf Kansas
city, known here as DAISY Douglass. Keen,
cr or house OF illfumc. died suddenly
nnd the risc NJ once became prominent
hcrlusc of the scandals growing out OF il.
The coroner ordered mn autopsy aud The
phNslclm who held II said thai The woman
came tu her death from q rupturp n Tie
stomach caused by n blow. Physicians
who were called IN 10 attend her lust be-
fore she died made O postmortrm oNumiu.
alton and suid she divl NJ morphine pnls-
oulns Then the ilrst physician und0 an
AFFIDAVIT that another stomach had been
substituted fur tile one he flutl rupturod
The coroner held to the report or mo
uutopslchl physician and ordered the arrest
" Henry s., Fox. jr, and MES. Fustor
Fox In tho son Of prc8ldpnt Of national
bank, nnd his flunlly are very high In tho
social world Mrs Foster was friend
OF Daisy Douglass. The examining trial
began Last Tuesday unl attracted great
numbers " people every day. the Interest
beinE Intense. The examination was con.
cludNd tonight NJ 10 o'clyock. Henry n
NnN being held In SIOOO bond aud Mrs
Foster In $1,000 for appearance before The
grand jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Ual r,Nlr hugtat g. Tho udro n,rtui 10
the Nrnlro motion Tor u continuance and IN
unanh Neniru Va the Villa King ease TO-.
ported In NrhlvrdAy'u dispatches. and put the
ease on trial. ..,ihr meriuE ~ me great
tout uull continued win great interest iu.
rludlug the O'Clock service. About twenty
uFc persons were converted today. Mort
~ home agnln,,. Miss prarl loyolaon of Waco
aud Miss llrsic bryan ut Hubbard nrr gutaia
Of Mlaa Josie Graves. Mui. A, e.. uitra 81
Cornelius d spending tow weoia win
irlouds az lilllahpru Nilsson Addie mud An
uiu llcuuvit ut CoporHa Cave are Nbinf Mrs
j, i. Nail ..,A, j, Lingo NJ tho Soua EaiHp.
former uatnhWllo boy, IL visiting rrlutivtn
and frirndH. 10. a, iNNkrndal has MED a
Huil asking ilou damages against Cuy Mar
shat Qugrcnherry tor false imprisonment ia
he CaluhuoHo Tor drunkenness when, ho al,
lgEua he was not drunk .. Tho managafH Of
the oumptcH haNu come In and VOC. has
commenced,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Galveston. Tox, August i.-tspcclaD. &C.
When the roNas bar association met In
adjourned session this morning there was a
considerably larger attendance than at the
opening OF the convention yesterday Several
momhoga came in last night aud this NOM.
tug uiuoug whom was the lion. Seth
Shepard, who was the lion Of the occasion
and who drew about him crowds OF his adj.
mirlng friends, Tho report OF the committee
on iuriaptudcnoc and law retorna Was sub
mlurd tho paper u Judgp rechmulct on
Reform ~ criminal procedure" was taken
up aud discussed. Hon, ~ j, brown AZ
roeinic Justice OF the supreme court read the
annual address OF ey-ulVttnor o. ~ Roberta.
who was absent Judge George W. Davis ot
Dallas road paper on Texas pleading which
dealt largely IN citations, The chair M.
pointed o committee on publication. w. HI.
CLARK OF Dallas read paper on deeds Of
trust ptotorring creditors"
1hr afternoon session was taken up with
the reading aud discussion OF papers and rcso-
utlunE, Judge W, l.. Prathor Of Waco was
elected presiucnt w. IA, CLARK. of Dallas.
Vluo-prcsdeut! q, s. Morse. OF Austin, ace,
Rotary; W, ID, William, OF Fort WSfth.
treasurer, Galveston was selected as next
place OF meeting, The convention then adj
lnurned sine die,
At ulght there was a banquet 10 the meu,-
boris which Was worry well attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Mount Vernon, AuE AT tho examining
it,M Of old man NewHnm. ohurEod With
hluing r. NJ. urotherlou, on dey before
yclopod that NcWsom was Ia his tNuwaom' Oh
lot ana shot thH deceased white he wna
feeding Ms horacs. ilrothcrtun was n renter
On NeWlnma place and they had boon hay-
inR considerable trouble about the crop M,
etamnlnr trial VIII probably closo today
sheriff nuprvo was summoned yesterday
ovening az late hour to toatib In the oasr
% yoaw old and has nlwaya boon rprnried
as hclnF perfectly harmless, aud his Ar.
ton IN killing the deceased Was a rroat
surprise 10 those who know him Elder
Wllmoih or Arkansas Is hcEc conducting a
ptottactd meeting at the parisuan church
.v,Mfu, Pearl Hlll Of Commerce. who has
been Waiting The family OF o., Vi. Majors
ner Nhole, han returned homo Rev. Nm
q 81 Louis, who has been vuitinr hia
la'hor \. 4. Smith haa returned homo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

llockdnlc AUG i,-Nnt since is7is5. when
Rurkdllu WAC Che WCat,tu terminus NJ tho
International and Great Northern, has there
been al murh activity Ia real estate, build
ing and Improvement as Ht pfraout Mr, u.
H. llicu bought two luta on Cameron street,
next tn tho lilch Robinson uotuur, and tu.
dny the foundations Tor un non and plato
glass uuni stare house ~ huiug laid. An
other hnnds"mc building will hu erected Ia
tho near future I'm tho old lko Williams
c1rnor. Meantime, work haa temporarily
suspended oH the city halt owing 10 friction
between the city, the architect AMI the
hondamcn Of tho contractor hut II 10 thought
that this viii Hupn he adjusted mud tho
building completed, judge j. q. Perry la
building ono u tho haudaomcat residences
IN tho city, Everybody IN at work Tho
l4lrultc mino companies say that moro or
dota arc coming Tor their product than over
before good hard road frcu M sand lH
future Of tho town certainly sctua to look
bright
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
wEATuRRlroRp.

Wea'heriord, Aug t,-somd time ago a cor.
respondent Of dailY paper wrote hE Ia
hyI mat NE irec silver element here had
lMltd' THIS was denied through tho col
ulAhA ot the Gazette, hut this former cur-
E,punlent writes FROM Torfen that such A
may be. WaA certainly mia,nfdrmrd b,-
cause no orc has tried 10 ret no snch a
cub nor can he prove II by a silver man
w we county. and believe not By tho most
Mea'hsriori and Parker county try 10 ret
np . hNoruluh YOU can cnunl on their rtr.
tNa, on monunt u tho lh,menge maioritv
correspondent has an hunwer 10 thie III,
MN cite the parties who tried TO ret I'm
thh club Mrs, T.. A, Hartman was hi.
YEN Mpnday hy a snake white in hor rar.
den from the effect OF which rhr cs,r,,
near DYING Monday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Whore they play today. san Antnnio nj
Fort Worth; Galveston ut Dallas; Austin
at sherman; Houston at Shreveport
Stclnhou again let ball w through him
f,slCr'lny but he Is always there when II
II ne critical time.
Flanagan played hin usual game ycstcr.
day nnd touched $. G. Broderlck Tor a
thrcCbJggpr
huggcr yesterday.
Riley got a huntcd hall ON the arst-base
llue unl threw the runner cut az nrst.
Good play, John
lMwrruct's finger Is almost wen and he
will he Ull right Tor sundays game
Stanley caught pretty game and no
attempt was made ON the purt OF the Hons.
ton tenm TO steal u base
Houston had the bases full four limos
yesterday aud even then failed 10 make a
Uruditahip showing "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Oycrton, Aug. I .--Yestorday two negroes,
Jim Johnson and Dave Van1andt who have
been making crop together near here.
became Involved In quarrel over q jug
Of whisky, resulting IN YanEandt killing
Johnson Instantly. The negro Is held hero
to await officers. al. u. Mayfioh aud fam
lly have returned from Tonnessoo. sir.
james u. Motley has been here this week
on visit. ~. u. Afford OF Henderson was
here yesterday. e.. Tho merchants Of town
played the regular nine a ball game yes
iofday. Tho score stood to II In favor oi
the nine Uncle BILLY Mcdaniel. an old
ngo. lie was bure" with Masonic honors....
Tho crops Of D section are much Inn
proved. and vii. 90 about 20 PCT cent short
Of last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Inquiries that arc being constantly TO.
celved In Fort Worth Indicate that the pub
lie are no, generally advised OF tho unor Of
low rates by tho railroads for the hcncht
OF the Democratic state hlmelaluo convention
20 meet IN Fort Worth ncxt week
All Of tho ailroade entering Fort Worth
have made special rates for The convention.
Some OF them will glvo ratio Of one faro
for the round "trip, with u maximum rate
q S. otherB will glyc the one fare rate
without maximum. and from oyoy point
In resaa. It Is believed, a special ratio Will
be given
Fort Worth viii make hosptahlc provisions
for her guests Reporla that have been re-
reiycd Indicate that Democrats arc coming
from everywhere generals, captains aud
members Of tho ranks. It Will bo a notable
Democratic occasion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Cincinnati o.. August Five fnlcrps-
Ia TUufnino Won, Charley Sulln second
Mulilla tMTd. Tlmr. llUI.
siA iurlUngs-JudItn won. Willard second
Silurla third. Time, llt a..
Five furlunEa Ben Holiday Won, Serena
second. Belle VI Fordham third. liU2.
Seven furl0nRa Uncle Tom won. Golden
Fleece second, Bessie third, Time. 90.
Selling, one mllua-Onklvy won, Roosevelt
second Fabin third. Time rae.
flvc furiougs Albert s. won. Huul.c O..
second Galley West third. Time. W I-2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

WHITE EIEPHlS
REsTAuRAn,

This Popular est,,,.
a specially Of handIi,. y
Oysters on the Half i
Summer. Also l.oh,,.'
Smells, Black Bass. sa,.'
erel. White Fish, HslIb,' ,'' 7
sheephead, Red Fish. D.. y
rog Legs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
ATF0RcEO SIZE.

'socoo stock o. dry good. notions. mil.
NAcFy' ololhlnH, rhoes, geats fdrnishlpr
Nooa'. etc, which mus, DO sold by August M
u'eek 10 unhtohen nearly an new and fre,h
and was selected by ono Of tho finest mcr.
chants IN the Southwest, /, IL located in
central portion o. principal retail sticel N
Fort Worth. Tex, WIN soil Tor cish oniv
Unless sold In bulk b. August y il Win
be- fe'ailed WIN show aiock and invoice d
psSlpeeu,e purchasers.
W. II. DAVIS. trustee.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Austln, August /, Tho rnumlssion Ia.
any etahwd TIE application " the CALVES.
as and New Orleans tho Ionislnnn W.,
otn VAlehslon ilncd In hy the international
md treat Northern and Missouri. Kensns
Anu TOMAS roads. Ia cancel rates nam.
~ iuN -, lN,l, applying on pine and
cypress lumber IN cnrlonds from mlls IN
Tue q, u, Ard ). 4, railroad, z, ana n. o.
nnn ~, W extension railroads and from
MUS on the Trinity md Snhine branch
Of the NJ, X Npd N 10 Mlncnla. ana Ia smh'
Mliur therefore rate ~ i1i.2 cents pcr
lnl hounds on pine and 10 ~ cents nrr
wv ponnHa IN cypress lumber minimum
weight 2l,Olo pounds from above nnn,en
mills TO Mlno0ii, A"'''"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Saint 10. Aug. i.-Thcrc ls general
change here today 8, g, ped.go moves TO
Tho Howell house with hls drugs and Alr.
Slaughter moves ~ the j nona house with
Ms nuImH ". J.. Waller s. W. bailey. q
now nrm here Will occupy tho magnificent
new stone building " d. =. Slaughter; j. y,
Eycnu, one OF our oldest merchants has
bought II. r. u1uglaa' store building. aud
has moved a nuOly assorted stock NJ goods
MoadJr Bros. have let the contract Tor four
stone bunlnrns houses, and work hogins at
once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Georgetown. August 1.-The mlAsonary
mooting At the Methodist church last night
was an interesting occasion ROY. n. g..
Hutton and congregation Of the prosbyt'riau
addrcaa On misiiona and Miss Lucy Harper
read an an interesting paper on her work at
San Luis PotoFi Hoy. !. R. Mood followed
Miss Harper IN an eHrnest and lmpr I've nd.
dress IN which much light was thrown on tho
mission movement In Moyic1, llo warmly
ouloglzod President pma ON his aflri To-
wards Improving the nflrnl, educational and
material condition NJ hls people,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

New York, Aug, D. Brighton results.
Mllo, EolllnF. sptltc won. Daily second
ltolr Howard third. Time, t45.
Flyo furlongs. selling. Rollgon won, Al
yarado second. Imperial third. Time, ;,02
Mile; Irish Reel won, Souvenir second.
Nomplng Glrl third. Time 1all
Mile and Une-slAtucnth Marshal won.
George Dixon second, birmingham third.
Zine. lslg.
Mile selling; Play or Pay won Mondlcuut
second, Vision third. limo, lsi2 ST.
liawlutono aocuud Gutta Porcha thud. Tine.
1901 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Mckinney AUG, LAT a recent meeting.
Tho Colin county camp No, 100, United Cons
fedcratc Veterans, changed iu name 10 j.,
". ThrOekmurt1n camp 100, United Confod-
crato Veterans room was rented Tor per
manunt headquarters. aud the annual PEE
capita dues were raised from 10 cents 10 20
crnu Tor ruch member Of the camp. ., ratrf-
pillars were mover known 10 be- worse than
they are this year Foliage rs literally COW
cred by thom Especially arc the ash trooH
aud ahrubhery infested, Tho brazilian ny
10 great pest 10 cattle ia this county Tho
season There arc % few Instances whore
thoy have even caused death and dehoru
tho cattle by causing tho head To- iuator
about the horn. which lH louHrund ana falls
out Rufus nan and Miss Sarah ". Turner
uuped from the brides residence few
miles northwest u Mckinney sunday while
her parrulA veto attending church. aud rniuu
hero and Wrro married ...A young man
named bimundH ana Milan smith. both NJ
hc s1uthcasturn part NJ this Cplllni county
elopcd recently, taking tho traln for Ar
kansas, whore they hoped In ho married
Tho Intended bride TO only II years Old,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Washington, Aug IA statement. pre.
pared by the comptroller OF the currency
shows inc amount Of national bank notes
outstanding July 81 to have brcn S2ii Isl Sos.
an increehc for the year OF S $50. lig. Tho
amount ~ circulation based on United statos
year % s. 5gl ieg The circulating seeuFcd
By lawful npnoy amounted 10 Sei10i as a
decrease tor year Of ii.tSs,0s0 The amount OF
United states registered bonds on depoait 10
soeure circi'iating Notes Nus .g1l Sla so. ard
" aesurc puhMo depolIta. SIS .ss nll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Views Of those ptosont in favor OF FREQ coln-
age. Affirming that such was tho Democratic
policy and that this government was power
tul enough to control ltA own financial eyh-
ten without regard to the position OF for
eign powers and deprecatlng tho present at
tltudc Of the government on the money
question, and tho Eold horesy. W, y. Dali
rymple, NJ. q. Jackson, W. J. Fornan, y.
j. Johnson and J.. r. Simpson were recon-
mcndod by the committee as delegates to
the Fort Worth convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

THE ONLY LINE TUE a,a
trains from Texas 10 Me,,i
change. The only line ves
chair ears and Pullman
Memphis. Be sure tnss .u ~ 4
reads via Cotton Belt ~. N
cure the very best ser,, Asso,s.,,i
lions. For additional my
on or address i, 4
A. A. Gibson. 7. ~ pil
d. NJ. MORGAN y 7, IA
IOi Main St. Fo. M
s. G. WARNER, q. II A|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
ILANaAe rlrY nAcrs

Kanaaa city Aug. i.-slx mriongH; John
r. won, Gilmore second, Joe Nuwborgor third.
Time. go H.
Five and a half frongs bridget won,
Willie H. second Gus Strauss thlrd. Time,
1919 IL.
Seven furlonEs selling. brown Dick won.
Momus second Monk Oycrton third, Time.
1874.
Six furlongn: Matte g. won, Corn CRIB
second. Bob Clampltt third, Time, 10 ~.
Six furlongs: Victor H. won. Woatbfuols
second, Kansas Girl third. Time. i20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Ottawa, H. August 1,-rrottng romlisi
2lS irot. Allen TEL won; Big Tom soc.
ond Rest time. 2;22 "a.
Free for all pace. Queen McGrog0r won;
Wheeler second. Hest time EOS -
~ trot' March onward won; Onset
Second. Hest time 2slN3si,
Throc-yc old aud uudOr, 49, pace:
Bonnlc WILKES won, iAhbic NJ second.
Hest time, 2;9n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
nALLAs nONns uprUerD.

Austin, Tex. Aug, Tho attorney ron.
EN- department refused to approve Tho
Nv2Voo Dallas city bonds to-day. Tho oh
lvolioi, Wss that u Huulviout amount OF ROY
enae could not be laid ABIDE Ia rctire IN,
bonds A. maturity In Wow Of the fact that
the lmli NJ taxation has already heon rctCh,
90 20 meet the present city indehtodnras
torncY General nm ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
CLAIMED That Injunction
II Law is Void.
SEEKING CONSOLATION
Believed That the Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons Mil Cannot Be Stopped.
State News.


DALLAS. August I.
II la claimed hero that the injunction law
~ nudity 30 Tar an pugilisilc encounters arc
concerned 1t was passed In 1855, al "A
called session OF the legislature. In tho
governors call no mention was made OF ~
ana hence able attorneys hero claim mat y
u null and void. Hence II viii be impossi-
bio 70 oHioin the managers Of the Corbot-
fltzslmmona contest. ,.,A. y, WOLF, a veteran
Of tho Mexican and last war, IA dead. me
city employers we're paid their salaries Tor
June ana July today. Tho elective oiicer1
are behind, Mayor Holland signed the now
water works Improvement bonds today Tho
amount 10 DO Issued ~ $1,000 Frank
Welkhrd lis claimed by San Antonio and
Austin. lie played with Austin today and
W continue 20 play with thom. Tho
rJunty attorneys association OF roXaH viii
meet here on tho second Monday In
August, The French prostitutes who have
ihIealed this city for two yourA were ordered
out " the city two weeks ago, for their
Oscar Wide practices, one. Emma Irnncln.
refused TO 10 aud was nnod {20O by Police
Judge Force today The lumber Tor tho big
Hmphl,hoateT viii arrive ncAt week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Austin, Tex Aug. Tho governor Of.
tered a reward Of $500 today FOR the ar
rest % Que futc who IN charged with muir
der In Collin county
The 5000 nowie water works honda were
approved,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Houston, Tex, AugnN .--tsn,,l.,o. - W
NAY a carpenter aged 20, became rtsa ~
NE and dosncndent and Awallowei a doar Ok
on the banks Of White Oak havot Tiis
makfa the ninth suicide In three weeks
OF them being loose ,cVmsn ?"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Llane. Aug i.-rhe bcmQcrats OF t1,,,
, County n'otpe the free fand unlimited
met here July "a. Resolutionn Vet, 49,, 70
q aud adopted volchg In piain isnsuarc
ihc mering'a sense Of ths imnortsn,,e u,
we financial question and setting forth the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
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silverton, AUG. 1.-The Confederate vo,,r
ans Of ilraooo county have mraniseN sn.
can themselves camp Slonewail oi confcder
a!e veterans, They are eoinr 10 ha,c a
hk parhccun, and nlcnic On the Mckenzie
county There VIII be 500 ana porhhns ma
and 9. N'e NusuW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

De Loon, AUG. Wv, II. and J. 8. an.
more lott here last Tuesday In wnEon
for the Indian territory, where their moth.
or 10 dying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
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Austin, TnN.. Aug. L. Especial -I.nwropeo
Sellers AGED about G., a Ocrman e@ric,Hr
suicided tonight by jumping on o. tho Coi.
Grade bridge At the FOOT o. Congross avenue
lie laws sou and daughter, The FORMER
working Tor Won hrOogkman. tho prlntsr