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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
slLyEn pnMocnArs Mnrr.
The Resolutions Adopted ny Them at
Donhhm- Onicers Elected.

bphllhm-Onccfs Elected
Donham. Tex, June ~ The silver Dem
ocrath met In the courthouse yesterday
according 10 call. Judge Brnmloite was
.loeicd chairman, Inncs G. Eynna aud
Dr. j, N, Terry, sccrcturos.
The following resolutions wore adopt.
Resolved, by Democrats OF Fannin county
~ innss meeting assembled ut the court.
house, wednesday, June ~, 1885.
l. 1hat we urge nll Democrats Of tho
county who believe Ia the nld pemocsniic
doctrine gf free coinage Of both gold and
oliver M tho standard money OF the coun.
tiy, without discrimination against either
metal, at the ratio existing prior 10 ls7g,
with full lcgnl tender qualities OF both
metals NJ The legal ratio Of 10 10 1. 10
meet IN their respective voting precincts
On Saturday, July 10 1870. nj O'Clock
H. M, aud elect representative Democrats
10 attend the county convention 10 he held
July ~ 1895, ut 10 O'Clock a. M. fof
tho purpose Of more thoroughly organizing
The ffec siifer Democrats of tho county,
md selecting delegates TO the state conVen.
tiou TO be held Al Fort Worth. August @
1895 90 tile end that full representation
Of Democratic believing IN TIE complete
n rt0fation NJ silver Ms money metal
MAY bn bud IN the state and national con-
vrntions IN 1870,
on motion nm advisory campaign com
:nitte WINS elected 70 net until tue meetipg
u. J.. Agnew, W. A. Bfamlcttc, W. A.
Evans. NJ J. Is. Young. y. y. Hayes aud
J.. NJ. 1efry were nnmcd ns said com.
inittce The meeting was well attended
nnl was quite harmonious.
1his county Ia largely for FREQ silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Weather bureau Service Has Been Greatly
chcapcncd and Extended.


Washington. June e7.--Thc cxhcrdllurcs or
Tue weather bureau. ending June 80, are ca
turated at tA,j9NO.D Tho appropriations Tor
the SAME Period have been ssOsf,3yl These
facts are pointed out IN an oilielal state
n Msnt detailing the growth Of thi bureau.
Fhe expenses for the present fiscal year
viii aggregate sS96, 90 against total aplro.
pfiauens OF SSiS. ass. The estimated aur-
plus for the bureau remaining In the treas.
MY, July l. Will be sta.isa. The average
annual e,rense OF the service for ton Ncars
uhder the military organization was fgsi.
ton, was sSta,E2a
Tho Official statement sa,r; "Whlie Tho
militniy adminiauation had gnncraily to an
pN for deficiency on each years dis.
buNements, the civilian administration had
Gn average sarplua u about So 100 oaeh
year. That This annual surplus IA lcna Than
~ the oafliar years 81 the civilian orranigh.
Vpn Il due 70 the fact that tho service wan
wen nndcrgonF rapid growth In the two
lgllowlns years, pttentlon was devoted rather
l9 consolidation than 60 further growth.
The military estimate Of tho cost on n
sNllian eeryice made Ia 1854 BY Gen ilnron
WIS i.2s3,aao Thus. the bureau has bcen
carried On at cost Of $40 l0I lCsa por year
tnlh wac believed possible by Cen Hasen.
$1,000 lcss than the estimate Tor a per-
l8tei military Organization, the cost Of
when was put nj seei IN
Al. ,uHhk thesc four years, tho work OF
tnf bureau hns been greatly Increased par
haps tho best Index Of this Increase Is Tho
hninoe' o. weather maps and crop bulletins
!flci Tue 2Sgregato number OF these Tor
the present fiscal year Ia estimated m 1 ~ !.
w ot which a,dlto0u are weather mans ana
.WpW bulletin The aycrago YEARLY num-
w o. az thecc Issued by tho signal seryice
W. ta9,suo, AMI is successor. Tho ueathrr
cont. ''N u 80 per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
RACE WON BY YALE.
Harvard Crew seourvd Second Place. With
Columbia Far behind

New London, June Harvnrd's eight
Dared crew, confident OF victory. were de
iieated today lN Yale. while Coluaibia was
third 4, the annual triangular race over
two miles of the Thames water. The
weather aud water favored good race.
fair breeze was blowing up the course
over an incoming heavr cloud. which
shaded the water aud all things united
tion.
licfcree Guy Richards lined mn the crews
while fetertn Adee stood up beside HIN
TO do OIL ial timing.
AZ 1880 O'Clock the word was given.
Harvard first caught the water columhln's
cars flashed next, while Yale In the middle
course was sagsine back. On cntctng the
second half OF the lrst mile COlnmbia's
bowman caught II crab aud broke the
fastening bar OF his row lock. Thence
snwntl the bow WIS n load In the boat
He was scarcely able TO pull hts weight
There was distress, too. IN Nnle's boat
No. was losing his INST Wind and No, 4
N Hntvafd's she'll wns bucklng his oar.
Columbia lost muncnturily. Her bowman
ffcqut ntly unshpped, Ills comrades were
obliged To carry his dead weight until he
was able 10 replace the hlHlo, The clnse
"t the race was close and spirited. The
ncarncss OF Harvard to Yale kept alive the
crimson hope OF winning squirt II was
not In the boat, however, and Yale went
ever the two miles and finished IN 10
minutes and IS seconds frun the start.
Harvard crossed length behind. while
r0ur Columbia, with disabled outrirger.
finished In ll;lS IL from the start. about
III lengths behind Yale and ~ behind Ilar-
ward,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
LING.

William Durlnnd will build 1--we story
bicycle academy fronting Central park,
New York. TO cost ST25, 900.
On the ground door VIII he tanhurg
rlug FOR horseback riding 300 feet long los
81 feet wide: double tier OF galleries
VIII have seating capacity OF ZOO spec
tators lnclnllng 100 private boxes. A Turk
ISL bath plant Will be located In the base
mpnt with "a swimming tank N marble
Immediately under the riding ring viii
be stabbed i2j school horses. Thpre VIII be
accommodations for a total ~ no loss
than 900 horsra. The fourth floor VIII be
the whrclmcn's paradise Hcrc Will De
a bicycle course 2;li fet by 90 feet, under
ceiling twenty feet high and surrounded by
galleries aud private boxes to accomino-
date 1870 guests. with u storage room for
a thousand BICYCLES, wen equipped, hi-
for the use OF wlieelinen.
Walter q. Sanger lowered the half milo
worlds record AT Wilkesbarrc. Pa. time,
The following road records have been nc.
copied by the Century Road club Of Amer
miles, I'l6; 30 miles 34s 100 mlcs, S21,
March ~; Texas stntc record. a. II Han
Frn, 100 miles. CO.. April 10, Minnesota
is;Oo. April Is, Mlnncsoin state record.
a. A. Hansen, Minneapolis 90 st. cloud
ana return lis miles, l2;5s, April IS, course
record.
Bicycle men say that Chicago has more
riders than my other city m the world,
and IL Is proposed TO have the S0,O0O wheel
intel crvalcade on wheelmen's night. II
Il proposed that the cycling clubs slintl Sc
Il ii an evening aud lay ont u route through
the parks nud bolleyards for this sinpen-
dous procession. Many thousands VIII par
The Fort Worth cycle club has about
completed arrangements for Tie state meet
On the ~ and ith NJ July. they have
fnp liaf Of lnuusnfuti ufiypa autup Of them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Great Excitement Caused by tho Donbla
Tragcdy At South Enid.

Tragedy Mt South Enid. !,
South Enid, o. r.. June 2I..Tho double
paitcrson, rcgIatcr OF the United states
land Office, and CITY Marrissl Williams
We're Killed. has created the Widest ef-
element. ,..
thc men had many friends. and sidea are
being taken by tho cltizens, Isenhcrs GANG
Ia Enid shortly after tho opening ana
sthrtod INC Daily Wave lie ia a fearless
fighter mud writps with n pen dripping
with wormwood. He has made 4 prncticS
OF scoring hIs enemies msreiisssy d IN sssi
10 Patterson primarily becnuse he WAS wnnt
il termed a carpet Dagger, but more on
account OF his being u k0uthrrncr,
Tho Wave IL a pomocrauo payer. vut
II was not favored with tho land ontcc
prin!ing and isenberE attrsn,atea ,h's saes
Iaenberr II ono Of tho best known ncwe-
pnper men In Oklahoma, shortly AFTER
ihe Stfip was optned lie wnR assaulted ~
Editor Whitaker of tho North Enid III
hume, who struck him when he WIS NOT
looking before he could retalintr crowd
keristrnr Patterson was well liked. he
WINS a brilliant rubiic speaker and m en-
tcrpriaing. courngcoue man.
Al coroncr'B fury sitting over the bodies Of
IL. W PATTERSON. register OF Enid United
States iard once ard City Aarshai Williams.
rendered verdict thtt Williams came 70
his doath while IN the diEohares 81 W. duty
from The revolver Of Patterson and that
patterson was Killed while resisting arrest
Pailorgon'a body vas shipped 70 Macon, Or
II n reported that several parties have al
ready made application for appointment TO
tho Vacancy IN the land Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Livingston Has Made a Personal Inyestiga-
tlon OF boundary Question.

tlon OF boundary Question.
Washington. June e7.--Congitaauan
Livingston OF Georgia. author
OF the resolution which pass.
cd the last congress directing tho president
70 urs Treat nritain 10 arbitrato the british
Nesr question, returned to Washington
fren extended trip through Venezuela,
whvls went TO make a personal inspection
OF me a.iiitH Of the contfoverxity. lilo went
~ the gucst Of tho Venezuelan government
and vas given an onicial reception through
out his stay IN the country lilo returns
with fund OF Information which promises
20 have bearing on the action Of the
United States In extending the Monroe doc.
trine TO the nritlsh-Ncnozuela troubles. lilo
brings also important news concerning re-
cent ovonts In Venezuela, including a re.
hellion In Valencia, which was quickly sup
pressed by tho government and which was
not reported outside Of the country, also tho
news that az a recent meeting OF the cahi-
net the British concession for vast tract
VI the Orihicn country including tho famous
Bahia Gold mines and part Of the territory
claimed by Great britain. was revoked and
a new concession granted TO an American
company. Tho latter Immediately sent 1ta
mon TO take possession Of the concession
and Representative Livingston expected that
n the british occupants refused to Yield the
American consul VIII make speedy represent
tntionu TO tho authorities at Washington. As
a result Of Colonel Liyinsston'A trip he "a
convinced that the United States will adopt
strong pclicy on the british Venezuela
question, perhaps through tho executive
branches this summer and certainly through
congress- when Il rcaHscmblcn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Nor mn VOICE or rm rnorln.
Cen. Warner Claims the Louisville Con.
Nenliun Was Ineke1.


Cleveland, o., June 2I.-uen. 4. ]. War.
nor, tho champion OF free silver, who " at
present In this city, speaking Of the DEM
utfatlr convention at Louisville Raidi
the outcome was not unlocked for hy
bmonllists. We know how rney II ~ with
the assistance VI Oihco.hoiicra To pack a
convention, hut nny one who has Visited
kentucky knows that tho convention did
not represent the sentiments Of q large
majority OF tho state who are undoubtedly
opposed TO the gold standard and IN favor
Of the resumption of coinage OF both gold
The general then went on to show that
q split In the Democratic party was alnioet
inevitable Ut the coming national con
vcntiun.
'"rAis IL the outlook now" he snid. "nnd
! believe Il II safe to predict that John
sherman aud Grover Cleveland Will Vote
for the same man for president In 1900"
Mlll there he separate silver party r,
THE, silver men WIN gct together" said
Gen. Warner With emphasis, "IuAt how, u
IN too early 10 predict, That VIII make
Il silyor party, hy whatever name Il IN call
ed. They must get together or they might
~ Wen give NJ the light. believe there
VIII be II candidate Tor whom the silver
Democrats Of tho South, tho Republicans
Of the West aud the p0pullAts can note.
lot because he " a Republican or u rOpu-
list, Int he II right on the money aues-
ucn. OF coutro concessions Will have TO he
made all around to urlng about such a
union. hut without II success Will be im'
luenlhle"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

The coming NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fight ut
Dallas II the all absorbing tnplc OF cOn-
Ncrention among the local sports
Jim Holmes was matched Ia meet Jack
sullivan, the light weight champion of
pounds ut the show Of tile New London
Athletic club last night.
Eldle Currle will soon issue n challenge
TO light Engcnc IlVrnbacker. Kid Ntcl'nrt-
land or any other llS-pound boxer m u
limited bout. or 60 a tnish, His hacker,
George Horn, Is willing to put up $50 or
500 ON him.
one OF the Interesting features OF tho
entertainment for tue bcnent OF John l..
Sullivan al Madison Square garden last
night was a ball punching competition.
PIN n,3 n nni, nnS n,au9 hnieh iof
RucbCr AMI Tom Lansing. The battle Will
COME on July 10 Will be for $3.50 side
and gate rccelpts, the winner 10 tHke 20
per cent. and the loser - per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Minneapolis, Juno 2T--At a meeting OF
The Minnesota Democratic association in
this city the following plan OF work for
the coming year was adopted:
Organization wherever possible Of Dem
ocrntlc clubs; nun-parilBan free discussion
clubs TO be encouraged and furnished With
literature OF pubic qucstionai csiuplete
cnnynss OF the state to correct poll lletsf
hold public meetings, enlist support u our
work, etc: the purchase and defrlbu-
ton Of literature, az has been done Ia the
Daaf. tho publication each month ~ <
inngnsffr . be furnished 20 all suDscrlber1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Atlanta, Ga, June s7.--Tho frri break In
the ranks Of tho working force Of the Cotton
States and International Exposition compHny
comes In the shape % tho summary dismissal
Of the chief OF construction. Grant Wilklnn. by
President Collier. After an exceedingly lively
dents action by almost unanimous vote. VIII
kina Il a member Of the board Of directors
as well az holding a salaried position and haa
The culnilnailon came In his charming jobbery
over tho award fer the construction Of an
electric fountain. wilkins, who has the repu-
tatlon OF being dueliai, wrote President Col
personally responsible for ali he said. and
iaiklng after the manner Of the code fueler.
Tho PRECEDENT replied IN kind. Friends hays
heen irving 10 rmoOth over the matter. but
wilkins declares he viii mako no apol2gi,s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Washington June Elf Carl Browne and
Nlss Mamie CoNoy come to Washington to
te married on the steps OF the capitol they
WI be arrested for dlsorderly conduct by the
sspltol police. An advertised display Of this
tind Is construed by officials to be clearly
within the scope OF the law prohibiting un-
tplhofized assemblages In the capitol
rounds o. In the vicinity OF the building
hiowne's EFFORT is obviously to secure add
, ueaal nopriety by melting an assemblhge
raole to BE more or less dsorderly In the
pounds Of the capitol. II he attempts II
,n'houi a permit. which he cannot obtain.
VIII b. run In without ceremony, and
NAY be sent TO the work house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
ArrAoHMENr DID NOR wonK.
Celebrated John L. Makes Money ON Ills
New York nenent.

New York, June 2T.-John l.. Sullivan
bad a rousi1g bcnefit tat the Madison Square
garden tonight. The crowd was cutie as
large as That which witnessed the hcnc-
Ut rendered To lnck Dempsey n few weeks
ago, aud when Suilivan was seen hy the
multitude the walls Of The hig auphithcatcr
were shaken with cheers and plaudits
Enrly IN the evening 1t was known that the
Metropolitan Job Printing company Ind
secured IN attachment against the box
oihoe receipts
deputy sheriff was promptly on hand.
but his designs on the receipts were thwart-
cd by a bin Of sale" showing that Par
son Davies bought the privileges Of the
show from sullivan Tor the confederation of
$500, The bag punching OF Joe Choyhsh
OF San Francisco, Harry Pldgoon Of Canada
and Jack Cornell Of New York was we'll APP
prociated aud the San Francisco man easily
out clHssed the othcrs.
nm Hennessy OF Boston, who WIS bentcd
by Dan Crccdon on Monday night, met
mysterious Bllly Smith on a three round 70,
and Smith only played with his man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Havana, June 2s.-netaiis have reaehcd
here today Of a desperate fight hetwoon a
portion Of the inaufgent force under Maxine
pomeE IN the province OF Puero prlnelpe.
Wi seventy Of the auxiliary troops IL tho
Srpnlsh government known ~ guorlllan.
unrer command Of Captain Adurro. Tho en-
fprmcnt took place on the day " tho In
eutgont raid upon San duronlrio az oHciu-
1lNly cablod TO the Associated Press last
night Tho seventy EuorilHg worp surprised
by the vanguard Of dome1'n force command
90 by Mirabol, and there was great slaughter
OF both gldps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Pine Blum, Ark, Juno 21.-One of the
most exciting glove contests that ever
occurred IN this stnte took place before
the PINE Rluf Athletic association and
nbojt 200 visitors tonight The Contest
ants were Bllly Poole Of this city anu Joe
Drew. late of Little Rock Twenty-Five
rounds were fought and the contest wis
declared draw by Referee Hortls. The
c0mbatanis Were remarkably evenly match
ell, aud the light was a good one from
start to finish. Poole claimed that his
wrist was broken IN the twelfth round
Ii was badly swollen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Washington June 27.--Asslstant Secretary
Hamin. who has been IN tclcgraphic com
munitaiion with Secretary Carlisle al Mar
ION Mass, since yesterday noon. positively
declines 10 say anything Tor publication N
regard to the bond contract or whether any
part OF the gold which was to have been
paid In foreign coin was domestic coin. lie
also declined to answer questions as 10
whether the contract had been maii1ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

oklahona city. Okla. Juno 2f.--The free
silver convention which was held here
Tuesday WAS non.purtlsnn ond dcmonetrat.
all pariira In tho territory arc favorable
20 biinetiiilsm.
The meeting was held 10 Riverside park.
nnd a half hours 20 the Hon. w. ]. Bryan
IN ono OF his chnraetclistic speeches. He
devoted much tinio 10 Secretary Cnrlinlcs
Ma crlticiEinH. tf0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
0nAsrLY nANoINa ArrAIn.
'vsular Vein Cut and tho Victims blood
spurts in Every Direction

Columbus, o., June ef-Nirhanl Af.
penouEh, tho Kcuton wife murderer was
hnngcd this mornus IN the ponitontiary an.
TsN Iho execution was a Bickcnlng slight.
p9dy dropped, rcyering the jngular vein Thn
pippd spurted over Dr. Jones. ono on tho
piyhirlaua, who was standing under ihn
H.aHold, ard nowod In torrent 10 the atone
Ngop OF tho noof. some " tho npootatora
turned white and with difficulty Lapt their
nciNe' The heart boats ceased In lust eleven
aud half minutop McDonounh was sixtv
years o. age aud hia neck did not have the
muscular resistance of a young man
Ienough's crime was the ntnbhing Of hia
VIE IN kenton, Ohio. lie had served a
term IN prison for shooting her and had
hrsn released about year when he commit,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Nrrpg nOpr TVOOps

Madrid June 27.--The premier announced
today that the ministry had received cable
dispatch from Captain General campos no.
tifying the government that 1900 additional
tro1ps will be required 10 enable him 70
undertake an offensive campaign In Cuba
after the rainy aeason Is over The state
ment has caused some excitement although
Tie government has been making preparations
for some time past 10 send additional troops
"a (snka
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Columbus, o. June e7.-Tho supreme court
odsy IN the celebrated case rrowlag out OF
the sohlsm In the United Brethren church and
IN the rult entitled iinlleok Floyd va. y. l..
scented the liberal part OF the PARTY not OPP
posed TO secret societies. The specific prop
orty involved was the United Brethren pub
ilshing. house at DAYTON. valued ~ f210 nl0
The decision. however, has wider scope.
and practically says TO which faction nll of
the church properly IN the state belongs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
sAN Observation-Disclosures.

Houston. Tex. June a. San Antonio play
ed ali around Houston today and easily de-
feated the home team. scorei
123i5G7sa R.H.E.
tfo,s,on .....00Oi00 -
san Antonio. ...014O01i 2x-s
Earned runs--Houston. q San Antonio.2-
Home runA-san Antonio, 2.
natteries-Anderson Hardy and Matthew'S
Muikey and Land
umpire--Proctor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Washington. June g7.-As the rosuIt Of
much vigorous urging and pressing by the
state department the government OF Hon
duraa has been brought at last 10 tnko
steps 10 puniah the people who committed
tho Ronton murder. aud today a cablegram
was received from Mr.. Pnngle, tho United
States charge d'afnirs at Guatemala city
stating that he had received telegram
from the Honduras minister Of foreign al.
fairs, announcing that three other persons
implicated In Renton's murder had been ar
r.sted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
! VETO.

Mayor Paddock yesterday font IN 4 veto
OF tho resolution adopted BY the city eoun-
purchase Of $40 mower, to nut down the
weeds la the by.waya Of the city. Ia max
ing tho veto, the mayor urged upon the
council the neeeaaity for economy and re-
marked that from such small matters the
eity's Indebtedness gray. and a deficit was
created In the revenues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

wnynshoro, On, June "a a cyclone
struck keySyille yesterday. The place Ia
sninl aud all VI the houses were either
demolished or badly wrecked, Professor
nfn1shaw's Institute. whore q number Of
children were attending school, was do.
mplirhed. The professor was fatally ih-
lnred but adj tho nhlllren escnpeh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

I.yanayiile. Ind. juno 27.--Col Frank
Spccicft Of Loui,yille. and Joseph y. Corey
u Peoria were elected supreme trustees
ST. Johu. The total abstinence pledge was
sent 10 all Communicates for adoption.
Tile Ofhcinl Messenger was declared the
organ Of the order. The amount Of the
widovs' AMI ORPHANS fuifi certificates
was raised t. SlJo0 and 500. and new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Canadian Administration Opposed to the
New Fisheries mn.

otiawhy. Ont, June s7..-The Canadian
government has received a dreft of tho hin
concerning tho North Pacific seal hahorics
read for tho third timo In tho imperial par
llamont.
SIR Charles Tuppcr. minister Of justice and
ox.minlsior Of marine. says tho Dominion
VIII enter strong objections to the two
clauses Of tho bill. ono Of these empowers
Russian vessels TO search Canadian toalara
and tho other oxacin tho extreme penalty Of
forfeiture Of the ship and equipments for
infIaeuon Of tho regulations. The Dominion
government will forward a strong protest
TO the imperial government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Galveston. Tex, June 27.-Today'a game
lasted over two hours, but {; was not over
Interesting. II was the third straight for
Galveston. The attendance was vey poor as
is usual There's lots Of enthusiasm but poor
e''N 12345g7s9 RH.E.
Galveston. .......30O6 100 2-l3 II 3
Austin ..... .....l151 0000- 10 8
Datterles-Drlstow and Badger; Feehan and
Earned runs--Galyes,on. 2: Aultln, !.
Home run-Mollride.
Umpire Boucher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Paris, June 1.-THE Eclslrc. referring TO
the conflict which has taken place between
French citizens aud citizens Of Brazil on
the frontier Of French Guiana. says that
By France to formally clalm the whole dts
puted territory, and especially 10 annex
The entire country 40 far az the river Anna
ron.