Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

Wichita Falls. July A--A meeting OF ule
Wichita Falls silver club was had at ne
courthouse Saturday afternoon. The fol' |
lowing delegates were chosen to ING coy.
v'ntlon which convencs at Fort Worth |
August O: 4. l.. Daughcrty, q. e. Miller |
A. j. Bell. II. j. CHsliion. $, II. Hoiggs' |
j. q. Morrison, &. IL. CLARK, 70. W. motifs
D., n. Ferguson aud Il. Cobb. john Me
rested satuiey on the charge Of rape
on the person OF Maggie Cook, girl OF =
McAdon y very large FOR nj ase ana ~ liron,
ably weighs 100 pounds. Maggle Cook Is
not quite 10 years old ana LOOKS e. nc
child. AieAdoo had an eXlllinlng tflat VI
Justice lcagcrs court saturday AFTER
room. which was concluded thls lnornihu,
resulting IN placing I'm uhHer u S.o' nouII
70 ""nit tue Ac'oh o. wv "'Nt -i"""
1"rg' 49,.
PCcOs, July S-Thc fourth was ccieprnt-
ed here by barbecue. supplemented ny
an Interesting program, The uniform
rank OF the knights OF Pylhlns gave nn
exhibition drlll In the morning, but the
GROWING feature OF the occasion was u
match game OF baseball between the
Freaks and the Accidents. composed 81
local players. The Freaks were clad In
red jackets with pun sleeves using one
and onc-hnlf yards OF crlnolinc 10 the
sleeve. and blue boomers. The Accidents
wore blue Jackets with large sleeves ana
rod boomers. The result was decided
victory for the Freaks, the score being
: to . Tho crowd was large but good
natnrcd. and there was plenty TO eat nnd
drink, ara all enjoyed themselves accord
hgy.
Evnnt July S.-Wc have had coplous
rains aud crop prospects are hnttcrlng....
one Of our old citizens, Or. Griggs. is
quite sick The fourth was spent with
much Onioymcut The GGtesvlllc Iy-
ccum League met with that " Eynut. with
null program well carried out. Snicpy
addresses We're made by Professor Ryan
Of Mississippi: MIR. D. NJ Stnnett Of Gates
willie and others permanent organi2a-
ton was affected and officers elected us
follows for the district: President. y. VI.
S'mnott, Gainesville. vlce-presidcut. A.
Smn1nnW4
GHtcsvllle corresponding secretary, Robert
GrlggS hvanti executive committee, =. IL.
| While, ~ Walker. Hehiy Mhite, simon
sulphur Springs. July SIT Is learned from
r. NJ Henderson secretary Of Ector's Brl-
| rBde association, that the annual reunion Of
| Ector's Ross and Granburys brigades will
| take place at Mount Pleasant on Wednesday
! and ThurBday, the 18th aud 18th OF August.
| All railroads VIII make rate for this re-
union.. We had light rain last night. with
heavy wind hut little damage was done eN-
ccpt TO trees our $4,000 courthouse viii be
received by the county commissioner ms
| week, and Hopkins county can boast OF one
OF ne best ana preltest houses IN the p sta,e
| ., .Messrs. LLOYD and Massle OF the PARIS,
| loafne anu uuli hallIoau eolipatny' he E
heen here and submitted a proposition TO me
| people to build 10 thls place anu mere II
| m9ss-meetlng called Tor ms morning 10 con-
S'der the proposition
str5op we're Inferred in Cleburue yesterday.
Tho body came from San saba. where he
| lived az the time ot MS dcath. lie was an
old settler NJ Cleburne. Judge Han heard
the haeeas CORPUS irial OF Amos warren to-
9ay ana remhhdeH aei9nIaht 70 Ja'l' d w.
! 9g'ln9n OF INC ius'i Sy goIr' ~ W wv,
hhed Sop by justice Cl9yeiana 59r rnuslhs
TO- leI whefe ne Coy WHISKY, me u,strle to
Judge helu mat n9fues I9ulu 20 lnaue 10
ahs"er hucn lues,iph7' MarlNn utSo'nS
gave notice OF appeal, me Waierw9rhH SUIT
in which the city seeks to enloln the com,
| h3uy irolu laAilg I"',s, WY Uo heN'u
'nu'"''' Wees before 'uISo 'l'n, -.
Leonard, july S:...Snturlny evening, about
o,elurk susie Williams started 10 WpEe
hic IN we Sow us!nE IuNl or.
| s"ulo ih'Nhs Nuo ouC hN"mS NV. NN".uE
arT flolhc1 i1GS nrs. i hr IAN I9tncT WIS Sa
Hllclru' HIsl went ~ ~ ni''l h'I ~ nH'"'S ~
ne 5ulee'7i'H III valNns w COINS Nv , W
| y thht sue dltl nt 10 4tlpcN Mr. NlalHNTS
hands were terribly burned MI 4. "
lIoblnson. who hls been totally naray@GI
T LUZ Inv wv ,,rini wy M, nord
,,,,,,s 90 rcI,,t srnIn- nftnrunnn
''h'u'' ~, ~" .""u'S
PnuIH valley, l.. r., July S-lhe 1ourh
Of July passed N here without single
accident or gnythlns to ingr the pleasure
ot the day. the feature of the entertain
mrut was barbecue win INC Wrlcoihlls
speech ny g. O. Hnrton The crowd Mt
tending the affair estimated nj 1000, seem
Ell 10 Hnloy themselNts lih'nE 'llS ror
Slnrs ini usuhi nst o. Ky MIN vas w.,
nuisSva ." li,sr a." ,,,I i,o,,W= viz
| belW'tm ilW Nuh9ls anu inuL Nhil'{
phsouili C'uus' VeHu'tt ~ ~ i"'"' VI A'"-
more ny score OF 10 10 ~
Mcnnrdyllcg July S.-.Ohe fourth was
appropriately celebrated here. Many Gun
fadcrnte veteran were on hand. III"
camp at this place was presented new
and beautiful dag by thu Ladies' Union
All society. The community Is greatly
excited over the appearance OF TWO cases
oi diplhcrlu', winch nave appeared Ten
Mules west or nerr. ,onr {" NE enses nav
nI IvlE nroy'm 800. a9e Mi, Iatf runs
nave put every one IN Eoon splflts as
u lnsure' goou crops ana plenty OF me
ErhSs'
Commerce, July s.-Willam Maugums
barn burned ms morning about o'clock,
T ~ e9usnt UP IN IN tae l3tt, D9t me cause Is
not Known me uIe burned nus nay, oats
week by some poisonous insect and has been
suffering ever since. "A freight car was
wrecked near here Saturday by a drawhead
r tho track damaged for some distance,
Georgetown July S.-snce last report tho