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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Galveston. Tex. June iO.---Todny's
game was q good one in every respect
except audience, only about seventy-
Ave people paying admission. due to
lac OF advertising.
R.H.n
Galveston ...i1o0oo2oi1 -Ssx
Austin .,.... % 00o1l00 O---5 o 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Badger:
Longley and Lewis.
Earned runs--Galveston .. Austin !
Umpire-Baucher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

IL. Tonight twcnty-nluc foreigners pro-
cured naturalization papcrs and viii eN-
cicise their rights ~ American citizens at
the polls next Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Buy one OF Belongs
New Perfection refrlgerators from
Maddox. Ellison & Co. Sold on
Easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
STATE NEWS.


Bagwell, June lO.-Mr, Henry Webb
of Ozark. Ark, and Mrs. II. +. Du-
preast We're married at the c. p.
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Farmersville. juno l0.-prlde lodge
No. 22S l. o. o. f. elected the follow
Ing officers: !. +. Coffey. N. c.; j. T.
Hartman, V. c.; w. NJ. Window. treas
urer; b. p. Johnson. secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Mrs. Winslow's soothirr syrop s,,o,.,1
always be used for children ter.h,1e
Il soothes the child. softans tho gums.
aliayr pain. cures wind colo. ana "a
the best remedy for diurrhoo. uu,e -
I'VE canfa a bottle. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Forney, June 10-The county prohi.
billion campaign is lively and grows In
interest. The protractcd meetings at
the Methodist church closed last night.
There were eleven accesslons to the
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Fisher Bros. do all kinds OF CONNER
cial printing. 7O7 Main street, upstairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11
NIorrI. Cunn,y 1y,t,

Daingerncld, Tex, June i0..-in the local
option election held here Saturday the
ants carried the county 10y a majority OF
lis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

l,lnFgod. Tex, June iO.--in the prohlhi-
uon election held NJ ,hls place ~ votes
We're pollci-.l2 for prohibition, 80 against.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Try our ice cream. Rest in the city.
Free delivery. HOME BAKEHY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Washington, June i0.-The comp
trollor OF the currency today bulletins
his approval OF the Third National
bank of st. Louis 10 be a reserve agent
for the Traders National bank of Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

All kinds OF cold drinks, fruits and
candles Mt Candy Kitchen, 3O5 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Weatherford, June 1O-Mr. wam-
piers little child was buried at Zion
Hill yesterday. MIR, A. Fields elgh-
teen months old child will be buried
here this evening. Professor T. d.
Lemons boy, Tom, IL years old. had
his foot crushed on at 4 y. IN. yester-
Fe railroad turntable.. In the local
option election Saturday IN the Whit
and Rock creek precinct 1t is reported
that the Pros. carried It by 1866 ma
jority. This evening Corn & Eddie
man are shipping five cars OF fat cat
tie from here and Eugene Miller six
cars from Aledo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Iowa Park, June 1O.-Thls section
was visited by heavy rain and thun-
der storm last night About two In
ches of water fell. filling tanks and
furnishing an abundance OF moisture
for the present for growing crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Ladonia, June l0.-Ed Kilgore and
Tom Arnold met at the Santa Fe de-
pot yesterday morning while there was
a large crowd waiting FOR the 10
o'clock train and undertook TO settle
with pistols n difference that has ox-
listed between them for some time.
only one shot was fired, however, and
1t went wide OF the mark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Commerce, June l0-Mr. McFadden.
city assessor, has just completed the
census of Commerce, and he finds in
the corporate limits POSI- inhabitants
&c. W. Acker. proprietor of the An
drew's hotel has let the contract for a
brick hotel to be built on the site Of
the old house. The building will cost
about $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Overton, June 1O.-In the recent cleo
ton this place went wet by 10 ma
jority.. Rev. G. A. Grammer Is hold
ing protracted meeting at the Bap-
list church this week Miss Irene
Boultie. who has had charge of the prl-
mary department Of Hubbard college
this morning. w, Smotley Of
Henderson was here yesterday Ed
Il. Motley spent Sunday In jefferson
....Dr. j. a. Beall OF San Marcos is
visiting relations In the city,. This
country has enjoyed a series OF rains
which guarantees the grain crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-11

Wichita Falls, June 10.-Local show
ers have visited this section for the
past two weeks. followed by an enor-
nous rain last night; too late to be of
any benefit to wheat and oat crops but
insures good corn and cotton yield
Acreage in cotton is % per cent greater
than "a,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SETTLERS LEAVE NEz PIERCE LANDS
While Not Actually Eyicted Whites
Could Not Comply with Conditions

While Not Actually Eyieted, Whites
Could Not Comply With Conditions.
colfax, April l5.-Several families
passed south of here few days ago on
their way from Lapwai. In the Neg
Perez reservation. TO the Okanogan
country. They are some OF the white
settlers who We're eyicted from the res
ervation by the recent change In m,
rules regarding the leasing Of land Ia
the whites
The travellers explain that while the
order did not directly drive out any
one. IL had the effect OF causing num-
Der OF families to be obliged To leave
The change only required that those
leasing land should give bond for the
prompt payment OF the rent and many
We're unable to give the bond. SO were
obliged to leave.
There were quite number of farmers
on the reservation. South of the Clear
water river, In a small scope OF country
were 81 families, who held government
leases. and some Is more who rented
land OF the Indians without a lease Tn.
general opinion among the settlers on
the reservation seems TO be that II will
not be thrown open To settlers for a year
or two at least
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
INQUEST ON 4 MuaoEaEo AcrREss


CoF0ucr's larry Returned q Verdict which
win he Bad Tor Gentry.
Philadelphia, April i2.-Deputy Coroner
Dugan at noon today began an OFFICIAL in
CURRY into the death OF Margaret winni-
fred Drisdale. "Madge Yorke." the young
actress shot and killed by Actor James
u. Gentry on the night OF February ~
last The delay in holding the inquest
was caused by Gentry's illness. In conse-
quence or injuries sustained by him in a
leap from the fire escape OF the hotel, and
his subsequent attempt to commit sui
eide. The only eyewitness TO the crime,
Miss Lydia Clarke of the Baggage Check"
company, was not present, but her depo-
aition, already published. was read. Gen
try's sallow face was pale and haggard,
and his deep black hair fell in mass
over his brow. The events preceding and
following the crime were told by q num-
Der OF witnesses. Detective Crawford
said the pistol used by Gentry belonged TO
a member OF the "Hoss and Hoss" com
pany named Heckett.
The deposition of Charles Edward Ma
gee was read. He said he was Is years old
and had known Gentry 10 years. He met
Miss Drisdale for the first time last jan
uary. He was introduced TO her by Gen
try as his betrothed. They never had any
words about her. II was Magee's opin-
ion that Gentry had been "guyed" about
Madge by alleged friends until he became
frenzled. Under advice OF his counsel,
Gentry did not testify. The jury rendered
a verdict that Margaret w. Drisdale came
to her death by gunshot wounds received
at the hands of James Il. Gentry.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
FLOODS DOWN EAST
Valleys OF New England States
Overlooked.
THE HIGHEST WATER IN YEARS
Boston Maine Railroad Damaged nj
Points Along the Line and
Bridges Gone.

Springfield. Mass, April 1.-THE Con-
necticut valley has been the scene to-
day OF flood or greater magnitude
than has visited this section since 1862.
The most damage was done at Bellows
Falls, Vermont An old railway bridge
was swepe away this afternoon and
there has been great damage TO the
Boston * Maine railroad.
AT Windsor, Vermont, the water has
risen 80 feet and business is almost en-
tirely suspended at Northampton and
Holyoke. Mass. The water Is higher
than for 30 years and many mills have
been shut down.
WASHOUTS IN MAINE.
Portland, Me, April l5.--All railroads
centering here report bad washouts. In
many cases trains being abandoned.
White River junction, Me, April 15.--
Heavy rains have sent White river ON a
rampage. Boats are being used to save
property.
NEW HAMPSHIRE WATERS.
Portsmouth, n. H., April l5.-Pisca-
taquao river IL booming. The Boston x
Maine railroad Is inundated.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
Railway Rut,,nrS

rumor Is being circulated and finding
many believers that the O. r. Il y. ran
ana water system viii soon pass into the
control Of James J HIM. and be operated
as portion Of the Great Northern. N
this should prove true the towns and cities
located along the line of the .. II. A. n
20, could hear considerably worse news
As Mr. iiiiis well earned reputation for
thoroughness and stability would work
revolution In affairs along the line. ana
no time would he lost In placing II IN AZ
perfect a condition as its supposed foster
parent. II IL the universal Judgment az
All who have patronlzed the Great North
erh railway that II has no equal In solid
NY and sIHoothncSs OF track, perfection
~ dining and sleeping car service. ana
above all. ms established reputation for
courtesy and politeness to Its passengers
pN tram employees that is winning the
hearts OF the travelling public The future
OF the o. r. Il y. and the territory n ira
verses under .arr. Hills management
Would certainly be shining contrast 10
" existence under the Reimbursement az
the Union Pacific. and the results would
he 70 a correspondingly reverse ratio ~
lncalcuable benefit
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
MANY ASPIRE TO SHOULDER STRAPS
Hut Non. Commissioned Men Must Wait
lntiI West pointcrs Arc Assigned.

Fort sherman, April 15.-From pres
ent indications there appears to be lit
tie prospect for the advancement IL
commissioned grades Of the aspiants
for commissions now undergoing ex-
animation. The class at West POINT
that will graduate I'm June is said To- h.,
larger than the number OF existing ar
prospective vacancies In the three arms.
As there are over 80 candidates for pro-
motion from the ranks. II would seem
that number is likely 60 be disappoint-
ed. II the increase in the number Z APP
plicants in the next three years I, pro-
portionally as great as it has been in
the past three years. all vacancies could
be hlled without considering the West
Point graduates at all. But. luckily
for the army. the graduates are prUvd-
I'd for first
The officers OF the army are - have
a new blouse and cap. The blouse tnat
is likely TO be adopted is the same as
the one now in use. except that the braid
is removed from the breast ami back
and from the sleeves The arm Of Sch
vice and regimental designation viii
probably appear on the collar The cap
question appears to be a vex.i on,
many designs and patterns having beca
submitted. II seems highly probable
that the one adopted will have a siant-
ing visor. will be fully three inches In
height and win be slightly greater in
diameter at the top than al the lasc
The same gold cord nj prcsen. III use
Will be retained and the front Of the ~
will be ornamented with tha coat o.
arms of the United States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SILVER PARTY Al WORK N CHICAGO
sibley aud Ills Friends Have Established
Headquarters.

Chicago. April l3.-The free silver
party has headquarters at Chicago to-
day. This morning General A. ]. War
ner. chairman of the national commit
tee. and Congressman Joe Sibley ar
rived and were met by Charles Miller
Sibley's business partner. Colonel Tur-
ner. leader or the free silver party OF
Michigan, and General wolcott. This
afternoon they were Joined by Senator
Jones of Nevada. and tonight they left
for the west. Today a conference was
held With some Chicago silver people
to canvass the result of the anticipated
democratic declaration on free silver in
Illinois, and set In motion the arrange
ments for great free silver mass
meeting To Offset the one being arranged
for by Chicago gold men.
silver views known with effect. On the
other hand, Governor Uphan and the
republican leaders in this state are taxi
ing equally strong grounds in opposi-
ton 10 the so-called silver agitation
with the result that the rank and file
OF both pareties are dislneIined to take
much part in the silver discussion.
Many of the 1888 members comprising
the Wisconsin Legislature have been in
terviewed by Times Herald reporter,
or this number 30 are democrats and As
republicans. taken at random from all
portions of the state. The views OF the
members may be summarized as fol-
lows: The so democrats stand as fol-
lows; For free coinage. Z; against. s;
for an international agreement, .. non
committal. s. The Is republican sena-
tors and assemblymen who were inter
viewed are thus divided: For free coin
age. >; against free coinage, 81. for an
international agreement, \; fot coinage
OF American product. p non-commit-
tai. s."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
COLORADO TO WELCOME SILVER MEN
>ihley. Warner aud Jones win Reneh
Denver Today.

Denver. April H-on their arrival In
Denver tomorrow morning eS-Congress-
man Sibley, Senator Jones and General
Warner viii he met by reception com
mittee at the head OF which viii be Gov
ernor Mcintyre and Mr. McAiurray. A re-
Ceptiun viii be given to the distinguished
men at the Brown Palace hotel IN the
evening, for which arrangements have
been made ON an elaborate scalesiovern-
or Mcintyre viii welcome the visitors to
the state. and one OF them viii reply. but
the speeches viii be- brief Tuesday af
ternoon an open air meeting will be held
on the grounds oil the state capitol IL Is
expected that from 5000 to 5000 people
Will be present. The program for the re-
malnder of the week has not been com
pleted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
FIRE AT pIATrsBuRG. MISSOURI
Al last Accounts the Entire south Side
or the Town Was Destroyed.

OF the Town Was Destroyed.
Kansas city. Mo. April IA special
60 the Journal from Plattsburg, Mo,
says
Fire started this evening in the Sto-
mum livery barn and spread rapidly.
At ,. m. the entire south side OF the
town had been destroyed and the fire
is still burning neTcely. Among the
buildings burned Is the courthouse. The
damage already done IL estimated AT
$500 000.''
Plattsburg Is town Of about 1000
people After the receipt OF the above
dispatch telegraphic communication
with the afflicted town was cut on
ElkHORN. NEB.. SUFFERS.
Elkhorn. Neb., April IA fire start
"a by a spark from Union Pacific en-.
gine this afternoon consumed 10 build
ings and for a time threatened TO wipe
out the entire town. The blaze started
in the roof Of the Cornish a King rle-
Vator, which "A few minutes later was
all ablaze. The city fire. department IL
only equipped with small chemical
engine and buckets, and the fire sim
ply burned itself out when everything
In its path was consumed In ali 10
buildings We're burned. entailing loss
OF SIS goo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
ADMINISTRATION WILL BE IN +
Cleveland and Cabinet Expected 10 Sc
rtNcIy Fight silver

lively Fight silver.
Washington. April l2.-It Is now certain
that several members OF the adminlstra-
ton will take prominent part In the po-
litical campaign over the money question
that Will be carried on In different states
The invitation of the Chicago business
men 10 President Cleveland. asking him To
make an address In that city on the sub
tect has been followed by limitations from
other places that the members OF the cab
met were wanted to make similar address
es In order that the position of the ad-
ministration may be placed before the
country In most forcible way. The pres
ident has not yet answered the Chicago In
vitatiOn, and " no finds 1t impossible to go
II is expected that he will decline in a let.
ter, expressing clearly his views on the
subject of money
The campaign within the democratic
party against the free coinage movement
VIII no doubt take it's keynote from the
presidents letter and speeches which may
be made by members of the cabinet. The
campaign will be directed against the free
coinage OF silver at a ratio of IG to !, and
the assertion will be made that such coin
age would mean silver monometallIsm
and would be disastrous To the business
interests of the country. and extend TO
every class and condition. no matter in
what pursuit engaged.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
REHeARlNe OF INCOME TAX CASE
Justice Jackson VIII Bc ihls to sit on
the Next Case.

Washington. April 1.-THE determine
ton OF appellants In the income tax cas-
to secure rehearing before the fun
bench OF the United States court on the
points on which the court has decided
has caused a renewal of interest IN the
question OF Justice Jackson's health and
the possibility OF his return 10 the bench
at any day. The state OF advlces from
Jackson's home at Nashville II that he Is
constantly improving and barring "a very
annoying cough his physical improve
ment n good II h also stated from the
same source that he expects TO be able TO
resume his duties as member OF the
court al the beginning OF the October
term. In view Of the fact that there can
be no possibility OF another argument in
the case before next winter, the decision
must stand until that time. This Is equal
~ true " Justice jackson should decide
to retire permanently fom the bench.
which II Is understood he has thought OF
doing. Ia that contingency. however. the
bench could not be filled before the as
sembling OF congress. No instance y
known where a man nominated for the
supreme bench has taken his seat before
be was confirmed by the senate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
MlNTER JONES CLAIMS INNOCENCE
says lie Can Account for Every Dollar
OF His Expenditures.

says lie Can Account for Every Dollar
OF His Expenditures.
Reno. New. April 1.-THE arrest OF As
sissant Minter and Refiner John T. Jones
OF Carson has caused much interest and
there are a multitude OF rumors afloat.
Jones' examination viii be held Thurs
day before United States Commissioner
Edwards at Carson. Jones was in Reno
today with the Knights Templars to at
tend Easter services in the Episcopal
church. and was interviewed by the Asso-
ctated Press reporter. He said he could
prove where every dollar he Ii worth and
has spent during the last Ave years was
made. and claims all his Accommodations
are legitimate. There has been a theory
advanced that he was arrested Ia the
hope OF making him tell what he knows"
Those closest 20 him scofr at the idea OF
his being In any way responsible for the
shortage. lie refuses to discuss his arrest
at this time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
SUIT or PowDERLY WAS POSTPONED
Action Against the knights OF Labor 10
lie Tried Next Term.

Philadelphia, April l2-By an agreement
between counsel on both sides the suit
of Terence v. PowderlY against the
Knights Of Labor for 81 h.D. unpaid salary.
as We'll as the suit OF A. w Wright ex-
member Of the general executive board
FOR moneys expended in behalf OF the or
der, VIII not be- tried until the next term
fawderly's case was originally set for the
81 inst. and went over temporarily until
this week, General Secretary Treasurer
Hayes. who was TO have been one Of the
leading witnesses. is seriously III.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
MAKE YOUR INCOME TAX RETURNS
Today Il the Last Opportunity II Pen.
nlty Is tn Bc Avoided

Washington. April l4-Citizens who
come under the operation of the income
tax aud who have so far failed TO make
their returns. have bu: another day In
which to comply with the law and avoid
the penalty. In the act as originally
passed II was provided that all returns
should be filed with the respectivs col
leetors OF internal revenue by March l.
The unexpected delay In passing the bill.
however, so shortened the time that 1;
was found Impossible to distribute the
blanks and receive returns by that date.
and accordingly joint resolution was
passed by both houses OF congress extend
ing the time 10 Monday next. Some aues-
ton has arisen whether the words '.is
extended ~ April Is. meant to include
that date. or whether the penalty became
operative at the various government
buildings at the close OF business today.
No official decision has been asked on this
point, but most OF the collectors have con-
strned Il as including the working day of
the 18th
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
cATTLEMeN At THEIR oLp rRlcks
serious Trouble In Beaver County. OK.
lahoma. With Grnsping Stoekmcn.

Perry. o. T., April n.-Advices from
Beaver county. Oklahoma. are that very
serious trouble exists there between cat.
usinen ana homesteadcrs. The county 4
sparsely settled. only about one-tanth 4,
the land having been taken up BY SET
tiers and cattlemen. Cattlemen have
fepeed In nearly the entire county. See.
rotary Smith has been deluged with com.
plants, and he has sent Special Agent Poe
70 Beaver county TO Investigate them
several killings have occurred and there
nave been many serious conflicts. Agent
roe mas called "a special meeting IN III
concerned, to be held at Beaver t-gt, ~
the 20th of this month. va
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
ASSAULTED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN
Wealthy Cattle Dealer Terribly Wounded
With a nrtck

Chicago. April BE X. Hunter. veal
thy cattle dealer at the Union stock yards,
was the victim OF an assault while sitting
In his office tonight, which will probably
result In his death. Hunter was alone in
his office at the time, and he came stag
gering out OF the Office covered with blood
and said to the Janitor of the building
Did you see him.? After asking the
question Hunter fell TO the floor uncon-
scious, and Is now lying at the point OF
death.
His assailant deal him a blow with a
brick which made a fearful wound on the
temple. Nobody saw the assailant enter
or leave the building
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20
RUSSIA TAKES A HAND
Japan Must Demand No Main
Land From China.
NEW COMPLICATIONS ARISE
Peace in the orient. Now Practically Is
tahiished. May Again Ne Disturbed
China Appeals for Aid.

St. Petersburg. Aprn 12.--It is stated on
excellent authority that Russia has deter.
mined TO make diplomatic opposition 20
the annexation by Japan OF any portion
OF the Asiatic continent. The Russian
army and navy in the far east are being
reinforced with the view of supporting
this decision. The Russian government
has also resolved not to interfere In Ar
menia. in order to have a free hand In
the far east.
China, considering II impossible for her
% accept the Japanese conditions for
peace, IL sounding Russia and the other
powers as TO whether they will intervene