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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

very dear to one another. The groom
spent day begging the pretty girl he
loved TO 10 with him to the altar and
finally succeeded. They spent Satui-
day and Sunday with friends In Hood
county. returning 10 Fort Worth last
night. They were driven at once 10 the
Mansion hotel, where they Will reside
for a while.
There were a few objections on the
brides mothers part on account Of the
youth of the two parties, but love
Is not 30 unwlsc aD IL reputed and 1t
required very little schemlng to ar
range visit to Granbury. II was eff
fected-so was the marriage. There Is
not pretticr or a more popular young
lady In Fort Worth than the young
bride. She IL handsome and accom-
plished and possessed OF numerous
friends. She has been the queen OF
her circle OF society since her debut
and was its recognized leader. The
groom Is the proprietor Of the Worth
Cycle livery and ~ q fine young bust
ness man. His home Is In Indiana,
but he has been In Texas several years
and Is now bound to the state by
stronger ties than ever. Tie. too. Is
very popular aud the young couple
enter on this life together accompanied
by the kindest wishes Of numerous kind
friends and followed by the congratu-
lations Of all Who know them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
The best refrigerator
on the market,
Beldlngs' new Perfection,
sold on easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON a co.

Father, why do they call all the dom
Keys Andy In MeNlco2" we heard a
little American boy inquire after his
return from Mexico the other day. lie
had undoubtedly heard the "arrierou'
yen while driving their pesty pack
train. "Anda burrito, hlJo dol demonio I"
C'get up donkey. son OF the dcvil''1
After the n. Il. AS get back we are
afraid there won't be aa many AN
dies" for some Of those carriage men
WIN be sure TO make expenses By work.
Ing Off buggy or two.
See that your excursion ticket reads
VIA the official standard gauge route.
EsaBle fass and the Mexican Central
Special trains leave san Antonio. lime
.. 1926. Three days of sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
RECEPTION 10 THE FENGIBLES
RENDERED BY MISS HOUSE THE
coAIPANY's SPONSOR.
THE BEAUTY OF HOUSTON. AND
SEVERAL OTHER TEXAS CITIES.
pREsENT-TLowERs SHOWER
I'D ON THE BOLD SOLDIER BOYS.
a GRAND AFFAIR.

The reception rendered the Fenolbles
by their sponsor. Miss Mary House,
at the residence OF her father In Hous-
ton, VIII long be rememberedsnhfs d
ton Will long be treasured in the mem
ories OF those who We're so fortunate
as to be present us one Of the most en-
Joyable affairs incidental to the en-
campment. Miss House was ably as
sisted by beautiful and accomplished
maids OF honor. Miss Ruth Mcdowell
OF Baatrop. Miss Mary Root. Miss Lot
tie Porter and Miss Tina Cleveland, in
dispensing the Inequalities OF the most
beautiful home OF the fair sponsor.
The warm welcome with which each
and every one met brought to mind
pleasant memories OF home and OF the
girl who was futed to be left behind
In behalf OF Miss House. Mr.. Joseph
Eagle made Il brief but happy speech.
bidding them enjoy themselves and to
forget nught OF care or sorrow and re-
mludlng them that they were the rep
resentntivos OF American manhood ana
OF southern chlYalry, and in touching
appeal asked them to always maintain
the high esteem In which the Texas
Volunteer Guard has always been held
BY the beauty and culture Of the Lone
star Stnte, as well as by the noble men
VINO reside Within the confines of the
great state OF Texas.
Colonel w. b. Ford responded in be-
halt Of the Fencibles in n few appro-
priato words and paid an elegant trib-
ute to the beauty and grace of tire
young ladies' who had gathered TO ac-
coru hcurty welcome to Houston TO
the pride OF the Panther City. lie also
thnnkcd the citizens OF Houston for
hclr timely aid to the Texas volunteers
nhd expressing deep regret that the
legislature should be 50 short sighted
as 10 refuse TO make an appropriation
LOT the maintenance of the state
troops. The Fourth Regiment band OF
Eagle Pass discoursed sweet music
during the intervals Of introductions
and the speeches and wound up by
playing Dixie, which Immediately nut
everybody In the best possible hunor.
Mrs. John Schern. In well selected
solo ana Miss Ruth Mcdonald. In n re-
citation, contributed to the enjoyment
OF hle occasion
Among the other guests noticed were
MlH9 Lula Clark OF Dallas and Miss
Annobel Cooper Of Fort Worth. sponsor
and mlld of honor Of the Lloyd Rines.
me Hon, Berry w, Camp and wife
also lent their assistance to the succcgs
OF the evening.
The house was beautifully decorated
WIN natural flowers. which were ar
ranged In manner which only the
women Of our fair Southland tinder-
stand NO wen. u''''e'-
During the evening the boys were
treated to delicious refrosbments
served by the fair hands OF the young
mules, and each and every one had
ms heart set ilutterlng by having n
Dnutonhairc OF tho choicest nowers
pinned on their manly breasts. There
WSs noticeable absence of any liquid
winch might cNhllarate or InfoxIrote
hhd the Fcncibles as AN organization
ana ma individuals acquitted Themselves
IN n manner which reflects great credit
on themselves and the city OF their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Havana, May 2G.--rwo regiments of
infantry landed yesterday near Char
IA to reinforce the forces of Captain
General de Campos. The business men
and farmers of the sancti splritus
have made a request that the govern
ment allow them to form n regiment
of cavalry. -Four hundred persons
make an offer OF horses and saddles.
and they require from the govern
ment an equipment of arms and am
munltlon as the condition OF going into
service. Marcia Garcia. chief of the last
revolution. with others. offer their
services as officers OF the regiment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

London. May 27-The Rome corro
sponuent OF the Standard informs that
p5ner that the pope while conyersin . >
Nv, Nm earIlnals about the Italian eIecs
expected from the revomtlonoriiesS t De
nave come into power In Italy. T gao
make vague promises and even conGs
scehd 10 acts of clvllity, but thev n.,i,
,~ oe repair the evils committed against
,o, me Chronicles Rome correspondent,
o,, S that all the opposition lena
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Washington. May ga decidedly
urfavorable change In Secretary
1resham's condition occurred last
night and for time II was said he
was in serious condition. This
change. It was said was the result OF
a recurrence Of stomach troubles, from
which he suffered 20 acutely early in
MS Illness, and he experienced consid-
cradle pain and tossed about restlessly.
unable 10 obtain rest,
rs physician was with him for sew
morning 1850
MthouEh somewhat better today. he
ruii felt the effects OF the attack Iast
night. but tonight was reported 10 he
easier: II is understood his son Otto
ana Mr.. lands, his private secretary
NJ ms been telegraphsd to come TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Waco, Tex, May 2G.-Last night the
police arrested white man giving his
name as Jack Hart, whom they lodged
IN tho county Jail under n charge 2
swlndllng. 1t seems that Hart passed
or $50 Confederate bill on zee Lee,
the proprietor of Chinese restaurant
on Third street In payment for a meal
ticket and received SIS in good money
as chnnge. Most Of the amount was
recovered from tho person OF the pris-
oncr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
HOW GROVER LOVES ENGLAND

London, Nay 26.-The Observer in
an editorial on the outcome of the
Admiral Meade matter applauds the
singular moral courage Of President
Cleveland and the navy department
in rlsklng defeat at the polls for the
sake of friendship for England in dis
missing Admiral Meade and suggests
that Lord Eosebcrry ask the govern
ment at Washington to reinstate Ad-
miral Meade. Such a graceful act could
not fail to still closer bind the two
people, the Observer says.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

We had u good service at the tent
last night Brother Eager spoke Tor
ny on the street. The testimony service
MNa ied by Brother Collins and
n splendid sermon from Matt sp,s7
on. Jerusalem, Jerusalem. thou thnt
killest tho prophets and stonest them
winch are sent unto thee. now often
would have gathered they children 10.
gether, even as hen gathereth her
chickens under her wings, and Va
would not. " There win be service To-
nSht at 1850, led by Sister Patric.
Everybody 10 Invited 70 attend that
win You are always welcome ana ,Y,
want you to feel at home ana eninv
religion with u.s. ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Waco, Tex, May ga decision r.,,s
fehuered In the county court ycstcrtlay
ny Judge Rogers which estabIiahes q
very interesting precedent in law The
y y was that OF the Anheuser Busch
brewing Association vs.. w. w MO-
snt q az, In which the plaintiff sued
W. I.,oNer on a beer and fee debt In
West, local option town in MOI o,, at
county A judgment was endorsaa
p,elntllIs Tor the ice bill, but II vos
ruied That recovery could not be r,,ds
on lntoNicants sold In community,
Where i's sale is prohibited by law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Many imagine that II butter Is "
kept any length of time s,a
amount OF salt is needed to pIe.ei -.
than IL intended for immeaia'ss n,,s
sumption. Salt is only needed 10 'I III
to season II, in the same way y M.
required in all other foods, ana ~ ID
serve the curd in the butter, ~ ast 4
curd forms only about per .li,t s
the whole quantity, so thai Yeats.
salt is required for its nresss. ,,ai
Only enough salt to suit uns ME-
should be used. Usually aoous VIII, XII
quarters of an ounce to me iyari
sufficient. Butter wen 'nA sir vi
packed so ms to exclude ths Han 4
keep for a much longer per,v' srnos,i
will II highly sailed and iei a,rs 81
to the action of the Appropriateness nrrhn,l,
lining the package with ~" ~ "a
paper, which is impervlous - s,s oisf
spreading a layer of SAT- ,iplsniss, =
the top a considerable au !, nscklrs
secured over the old style VA 3. IA
for IL choice butter were p'',v !, vo1i
sealed. paekag.,.ss ,, bstfs.
keep for a long time. lhs hut,sr .
maker should aim to put w r yshls fie
in an attractive manner, ~ ,sSrts "
quently assists in its saie'
Prof. Zufelt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
THE ANDERSON KILLING.
One of the Negro Boys shot by orlr.


fee Is Dead
Waco, Tox.. May 26.--The remains
OF Wash Anderson. who was killed In
THIS city yesterday by George u. Grir-
ice. were shipped TO his home at Craw-
ford last night for interment.
Tommy Lewis. the little negro boy
who was accidentally shot in the diff
culty, died at an early hour this morn
ing ard was buried today.
Griiilce is still in Jail awaiting a pre-
liminary trial. which will probably take
place Tuesday. The prisoner was very
much grieved to learn of the little
negroes death
The friends Of Grlflce greatly deplore
the unfortunate shooting OF the two
little negroes. which was purely acct
dental, but they think he win get out
Of his trouble all right Notwithstanding
the prejudice that this will necessarily
throw upon the case.
II Is said the relatives OF Anderson
VIII take hand in the prosecution OF
the defendant and employ the best
counsel to be obtained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
DIR. IlIICuAyAN,s -c,er

Albany. n. y. May .o.--.tcr ii, a,
Time IN tho history OF the court Of svs ~
a condemned murderer Will be 49,
DtiOle Tue bar of the court tomosfn,
ihs 10 SHOW cause why no should a, a
Seh'clceu 10 uic, ana Al ale $500.
satisfactory cause he VIII probabb y.
fFesenteneed by this court. The man I d
Robert Is. buchanan. and beside, q,
extraordinary proceedings In Lis cass ID.
Is the further remarkable fact that Il, d
second time DIR. buchanan gets glm,a
cell to. Albany, the other tilne beIae ~,
NC was taken 10 New York for fnenltlA
III the court resentences him tile date VII
he tie fourth date set for Biz exeeutiG
ne having escaped the death chair that Hsn,
Der Of tunes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
The Best Refrigerator
On the market.
BeldlnEs' new Perfection,
sold on easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON 6 co.


AANfA ~ vi NlloDlNlN.
This mission was crowded last nlpht
TO hear the converted sailor from HON.
NpnS tel HIS experience. "He ,y1a
porn IN ireland, Catholic. Re
cause no once attended n Protestant
wedding In Protestant church he was
mated a little quarrel among friends
caused him to run away from how"
otten among ungodly men, he Yielded
NJ lust to temptation. Later. In Can
nda' he took his first drink. and thua
ne wont on from bad TO worse. From
canada he drlftcd to Hong Kong. Tle
VIC VIC othors were at last sont on to
England, being considered too Ina to
remain Then he shipped TO Austria
lln, AZ Grnycsend, England. no nrst
saw the salvation Army" He viii
probably finish hls story tonight. Ali
1Ie welcome to hear him The street
meeting was n good one. Come To-.
night to corner Main and Weatherford
streets. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

London. May 26.-The DAILY NJ.
etaph, commenting upon tho fsr, ieie-
lion OF the Wilde trial, saws tbnt ma n-
sterner rebuke could have been ine,I no
e9 upon some of the artistic tendas lilet-
NJ, .he tine Than the sentence Of V WIS
ny man himself may be allowed u 10
which is due. Let us hone . Guinness,
the Pelegrl ph. that his rc.,,o,a, n tues
serve TO clear the poisoned aIrsi NH
other newspapers have made no me
ments on the case Ho COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
Refrlgerators.
Our new line has
Just arrived and
Win be sold on
Easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.
WARD SEMINARY cLosINo

Nashville, Tenn, May es.-The thlr-
teenth year of the famous WRrti's SOM
mary closes next Wednesday with tho
best record made since the death OF
its founder DIR. Ward. Under Dr. j, u.
hantou's administration 1t has grown
OF late TO be much the largest OF the
several large female schools Oh Nash
vihe. Tho Baccalaureate sermon win
nv nv preached tomorrow by tho Rev.
Williarn Hoge Marques, ID. D, profcs,
aor OF the English Bible, In the Pres.
hyterian seminary, Louisville. The an
nuel address Will be delivered Tuesday
evening by the Rev. James /. Nance.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church
OF nashville The exhibition o. Ward
SEMINARY art school was opened yes-
ierday Tor two daya and evenings, aud
hlghly creditable display OF the
art Advancement amonE the pu,iia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

l wish to say to all my old customers
and the people OF this city and county
IN general who are wanting or may
want anything In my line. consisting OF
oats, corn. "shelled or In ear" bran,
wheat, cracked corn. Forney NJ
Territory hay, coal OF ali kinds. both
for domestic or steam use. To call at
my store. seventeenth ana Jones street.
Write or phone me for my prices,
which arc az low as tho lowest con-
histent with good goods and prompt
delivery. c. II. Lilly. Seventeenth and
Jones streets. phone 400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
NEW TREATIES ''
negotiations Between Honduras and n,
nragua--Iheir Provisions

Ncgotinuons Between Honduras and N,
nragua-Their Provisions
Washington, May 20.-New treaties q ,ss
reaching importance have been reesall
made between Nicaragua and llo1dsiia
ana OFFICIAL copies have Just been fecslgt.
AT Washington. The treaties have h4i
negotiating for some time aud wen inili
pnt, Into effect by proclamation Of The M
or last month. They are the first piaeilti
steps toward the formation Of A cenifi
American nation out OF the several sa,A
republics, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guar
lnal1. Salvador and Costa Rlca The Nv
treaty Forms defensive alliance agallN
common enemies. II obllterates c1nnr
cinl frontiers. so that foreign goods ont
admitted to one country are free 70 shyl
the other An express provision y Ma.i
against the possibility of war between y
countries by nm article requiring dlnel'e.n
10 be adjusted by arbitration Of so. 3.
eminent on the American continent TX.
has been more or less conjecture Is y ~
formation of a Central American ni w..
Int this treaty appears to be re pr. wv
teal step toward Its accoinnlishbeat NJ.
The text OF another Nicaragn,niinl,p,
duras trenty has also been rfst'ea y
provides for the arbitration Of We ~ w,
ary question by commission 10 " sp,,ii
by the two countries. and " a. IN,
on the commission Is not made 'nen ~
Is constituted final arbitrator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Houston. Tex, May 2G-It is an
nounGed that e. Il. Calvin Of Idaho
ana lately in the service Of the IInjon
naciiic, has been appointed 10 succeed
Il, ~. Golden. who has resigned, as SUI
H. .,ileHdent OF the. International and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

CoralGqana,. Tex, May o3.-'rhlrteen cars
az ,, cattle Of q train OF seventeen were
GI ,n.a ~ bridge 20 two miles north of
nHHTc AT : thls morning Sixty cattle were
KILLED and crippled. No one was hurt exccpt
pun who got his nose broken. Wash
was the conductor and Archer Hathaway
NJ, NJ 9hglneer' This Is an unluclSy place for
brldgo In two months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Giles. From Spanish sources comes re,
ports OF battle near Guantanamo on
Tuesday between Colonel Sandoval
commanding 200 Spaniards, and 400 Gu
bans. The latter were defeated. Gu
bans here. In addition TO the regular
10 per cent contribution TO the revolu-
tionary fund, have. since the report OF
Martrs death. made liberal contribu-
tons.
A number OF Cubans visit Jackson
vile tomorrow to attend the mass
meeting there Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
YELLOW FEVER AT HAyAya

Washington, May 2J.-Aduee. n,.l,.,
tiVAA il'',aba by the surgeon genera N I
tho ehett that the situation Ia u, ~
with reference 10 the yellow fr,es i =, =.
'nuhsei' a letter from Sanitary s,,,,
mat ~ that cIty all regular hos'saI. W.
eiOwdsd, and that Ia lie COUNT, M, y
az apouts many hospitals have been inp.y,ls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

London, May 26.-Wilde and Taylor,
who We're sentenced yesterday for
heinous crimes, attend the prison
chapel at PentOnvllle today. Their
hair was cropped and they We're in
me prison garb. The two prisoners
friends four times a year on condition
OF their good conduct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

d. r. Baker, machine operator In
the Gazette composing room, was sud-
denly seized with congestivc chill
Yesterday afternoon and IL very ~.
For awhile II was thought that his
death was near. Hia friends and CO.
workers hope 20 aee him able to soon
return to his work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
pucKLEN,s lAnNIcA 49,.

The best salve In the world 10,
bruises sores. ulcers, salt rhen,,, cuts,
sores letter, chapped banda. chiit teVer
eorns snd all skin eruptlons an ANS,
nVely cures piles or no pay > ~ posi-
~ y guaranteed to give nerfeo stqs s,,,d
cents a box 'nT Sor II. refunded Price *
Co. d 4. Nlcks &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

WHERE THEY PLAY BALL TODAY.
AT Dallas-Dallos vs.. Houston.
AT Fort Worth-Fort Worth vs.. Gal
weston.
At Sherman-Sherman VS.. San An
tonic.
At eveport-shreyeport vs.. Aus
tin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Rev H. NJ. Mcintyre. n noted negro
evangelist Of Paris, Tenn, IL holding a
series Of meetings Mt Mt. Gllead Col
ored Baptist church. corner Jones and
Thirteenth streets. He ls quite pull
pit orator and IL having great sue
cess. His methods are as original MS
those OF sam Jones and Just as unique.
Many white people go to hear him and
pronounce him equal TO Sln-Killer Grlf-
fin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

AZ ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday, DR.. o. L. Flshcr
delivered TO the Numbers OF Parmley
Post No. 4, @, A, r.. q most eloquent
and appropriate address. The church
was nicely decorated with flaga aud
flowers. The singing was excellent
The solo by Mr.. Jay Fisher was worthy
OF special mention The boys In blue
appreciated the entire service. and tho
'courtesics extended by the partor anu
the people Of this church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Boston, May 26.-Arthur thinner
mann, champion bicyclist OF the world.
ana Mrs. Zimmerman arrived in Bos-
ton today from New York. Mr.. Zin-
hermann came TO this state in order
ial day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

drawn from every state In the South.
The school has 800 pupils this year
against 300 last year. and double this
number In the hard year OF 1929.
Tho Illustrated catalogue Will be ready
the last of Juno.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
-. ORDER YOUR TEAS
FROM Iurner 4 Dlngee ard get vain.
received IN tea. We give no prize.


I'M N.
san Antonio. Tex, May 26-The
Firth National bank went into vo,rra
tarS liquidation. but Its president
George Dulllng, arranged with the Ala.
mo National bank TO pay all the do.
poaaltors of the defunct bank and thew
MhI get their money In fun. Before
q deed of trust to II. p. Drought on
.hiry-three pieces OF real estate IN
tnis county TO secure the payment OF
lVlOoV to Francis Smith. Afterwards
u second mortgage on the second prom
erty was iiled in favor OF the Alamo
National bank for si1O.S1a Geor,,o
pulllng also executed a bill OF sale Of
MS grocery store 10 j. G. Dnlling.
~ Harding and w. Il. Prince for sg5
10y, George Dulllng Is a member OF The
sohsttuetlon company which started
20 pulld the Gulf Shore road, and no
inS sued in the courts on a larse
amount OF paper. nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Colon, May Observation-Disclosures the
forced loan levied by the government
and the voluntary loan made to 1t by
foreign merchants In Colon, govern
ment circles in Bogata are discussing
the levylng Of duty upon all gold ex-
ported from the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
DRllasites Pulling for the Popullst Con-
vcntlon Next Year.


Mayor Holland aud Managing Editor
Frank Dorcmua, Of the News of Dali
las, came over last night to persuade
the leading popullsts OF Tarrant
county. including Judge Nugent and
stump Ashby, TO use their influence
with the national executive committee
OF their party towards having the con
vcntlon held at Dallna In 1896
stump was not 10 be found, but he
mud Judge Nugent win be lmportuned.
II any ia needed, today, Mcssrs. Hul-
land and Doremus win be here at the
Reform Press meeting tomorrow and
VIII ask the nssiptnuce NJ the popullst
editors. Mayor Holland said that n
committee Of representative men from
Dallas would 10 before the committee
NJ Washington and urge their claim;
that they had offered thcm all they had
and II the committee wanted anything
else ana would ask for It they could got
~ Dallas seems determined to gct tho
DIG meeting, ana knowing popullsta
nay 1t Will probably be held there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Morgan, Tex, May Ell G. Gee.
merchant, filed deed Of trust yester-
day, naming Bert Palmer as trustee
Liabilities, $1,000; assets. $1,000. Creditors
WI receive 100 cents on the dollar for
their claims.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

At tho Polytechnic College Today ana
Tonight.

The defamation contest at the POLY.
technic college win take place this
morning at 10 o'clock. '''''
~ . p m. there will be an open ses
society. addressed by Roy. w. u Brod-
ned, AZ O'Clock D. m. champion de-
bate between representatives Of tho
fhilosophian and Adklsonlan literary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

,ts nn rIan ia, ia. May ss.-The cuh.,
ins Mart tpsls an,, brings news diseredlt,
thet his death Is not belleved assert
VaAa In either Cuban or spanis az ia