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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Desperate Kills Farmer and Is Soon After
Killed Himself.

Ilophlnsylle. KY. July 1.--Nows has Just
reached hero Of n terrible tragedy In TTigg
county, lais Saturday evening. Frank Col
ston desperate. res. .iding In that county,
had a difficulty with and shot and severely
wounded John Rhodes. farmer OF his
nelghborhood. Another farmer named Ham-
mond, who was present and who was q
friend Of Rhodes. attempted 70 assist Rhodes.
Culston then shot and instantly killed Ham
mond before he could render any assistance
TO his wounded friend. For some reason
colaton after wounding Rhodes. did not shoot
him again, probably thinking him already
dead. colaton did not atompt TO escape nor
went to where he had started when the
dificuty was begun. A few hours later
Colaton In company with woman, went TO
the house OF another farmer. The farmer
ordered them 10 leave his place. thcy refused
10 do 40, and attacked the farmer. who aftor
securing weapon, succeeded IN killing both
Collation. and the woman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

9 menters OF division 1871, d, Of l., f.,
SelneAid to meet at their hall today
40 m. to attead the funeral OF
'Hiate fother. NJ j. BLACK
Il :, GEORGE II. TUCKER. G. u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
UNDER STRICT RULE.
The Interstate Drill at ST.
Louis Opened
TEXAS is REPRESENTED.
Crack Companies From All Parts of
the United States Are Attend
ing the Enoampmont
TEXAS is REPRESENTED.


ST. LOUIS. July I.
The Interstate drill and oncampment given
under the auspices of the Fair association
opened today with crack military companies
present tfom iineront parts OF the country
Major A, $. u. Keys, third cavalry sta
toned AZ Jefferson harraeAA H1uutned eonl-
mand OF Camp Hancock this morning, arrN-
ing With two troops OF United states cavalry
lilo az once put the camp under strict military
regulations,
AT O'Clock every command headed for the
city and took part In parade through the
business part of the town. Governor stone
and others reviewed the parade from the
Planters llute balcony. The column passed
the reviewing stand In the following ORDER
Escort OF mounted police, Major A, s. y.
kola, cammandant OF the CAMP and stan Z
Third United Stntca Cavalry band; two
sauedrous OF United States Cavalry; First
Regiment Infantry n, a. Missouri, com-
mandod by Colonel Edwin hardot; Mount
Pleasant Drum and Bugle crops aud band Of
Warrington u. c., battalion of visiting IN
fantry companies under command OF Captain
John A. Miller of the Phoenix ohio Light
Infantry: battalion OF 81 Louis university
cadets under command Of Captain ferd
Gatcschi battalion " Visiting gouavcai ha.
thlllon ot visiting batteries undor command
Of Captain James H. Curtis, OF the
Indianapolis Light Artillery; Hospital corpse
Of battery A. National Guard Missouri.
Returning TO the camp after the parade the
dinoront commands were presented to their
respective sponhpra and maids OF honor, who
are all prominent society ladies' of 81. Louis
THIS pleasing ceremony which was very
pretty one was witnessed BY large crowd
Of people,
The following companies nf Infantry and
cavalry are horoi Phoenix Light lntranltyi
Branch Guards and Company T., First In
fantry. ST Louis; Dullene Guards khnaan
City; Bclknap Rinca San Antonio. Tex;
National Rifles, Washington, d. G, Chicago
zouavea, Walph Zouayos ST. Louis; Nicely
zouayea Memphis; Hale Zuuayes, Kansas
city; indianapolis Light Artillery Battery A..
st. Louis Rockville, dndlanal Light Artillery;
Dallas Artillery: Mount Pleasant Drum aud
nugio corps Washington; the Fletcher
zouayea OF Little Rock and the Aurora.
uilinolsl youaVCF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Joe Nendig wired to Stuart, the manager
OF the Dallas Athcletic club, to know Just
what the opposition to the night amounted TO-
He received the following reply Don't
worry about this end. Nothing outside OF
war with Mexico viii stop contest. Tho
authorities are friendly" This answer so
encouraged Nendlg that he at once offered a
$500 purse for Dixon and plimmer to
battle for at Dallas during the week In which
the Corbett Fltzslmmons fight Will take place
IL Is probable that the articles for this con
test Will be signed by the Representatives OF
Dixon and Plimmer.
Arrangements are being made to run a
special train to Dallas from Denver during
the week Of the Dallas fair when the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight will be pulled OF In the
Texas town.
Miss Londonderry. OF Boston, the round
the-word- bicycllst has arrived at III Paso
from the West in good health and spirit She
will remain here probably until July Is,
then ride North to Denver, en- route home.
Jack Balm Of Cincinnati. has been matched
for a finish fight with Jimmy Burns. OF
Scranton, Penn. The fight is to occur be-
fore the Elwood Athletic club Qndlanal
July i5-a go OF ten rounds or more. for 800
a side.
j. p Gardener secretary of the tennis com
mlttee of the Kenwood County club. has sent
out a circular letter to all tho tennis clubs
TO a meeting at Chicago for the purpose Of
forming a Western Tennis association. The
meeting Of the delegates Will be held In con-
nection with the Western championship
tournament, which opens at tho kenwood
During the thirty days OF Latonia's spring
meeting the princely sum Of s93,350 was
distributed among the horsemen racing there.
One hundred and thirty-hye owners shared
the amount In sums ranging all the way from
$50. the small end Of single purse up TO
$l31l4. which represents the earnings OF
Flelschmann & Sons big stable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
WON BY SIX INCHES.
Sanger Defeated on the
Toronto Track.
j. S. JOHNSON THE VICTOR
Five Thousand People Gather to Wit
ness the Great Race Between the
Famous BicycIers.
j. S. JOHNSON THE VICTOR


~. TORONTO, July ].
Five thousnn ~ 10 saw the Triangular
match race on no. 4, ITO Ferry conpauy's
new board track az 'fternoon between
John :. johnson, v 20 Sanger and liar-
~ Tyler. The mate. Y, Cor purse of
$500. best two In 1, r a heats. and
resulted In one Of the k, I. u md hardest
struggles ever witnessed <2to ny track.
The riders were paced b.6 eluer and
O'COnuOr In the hist heat, n..d finished
few inches apart In 800 l.2, making the
fastest mile ever ridden In competition.
johnson was first by less than six Inches
over Sanger. with Tyler half 4 wheels
length In tile reur.
'rhe second heat resulted In the same way
way, but the time was slower, because the
tandem could not pace fast enough The
lime WINS 2.Ol "a. These were the two
fastest races ever run In competition.
Tyler paced by Sanger rode half mile
In one minute Nat Lee Richardson rode
q quarter mile backwards IN :0I IL, break
ing the worlds record for this style OF go
Ing, Sanger won half mile open In
1;Ol, with O'C0nnor second and Watson
Coleman third.
Sanger won the half mile handicap from
scratcl. IN 9:17 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Cincinnati o.. July l.-First race-FIvo
furlongs Halle Gay won, Daisy Bolander
second. Donna Sol third. Time, 06.
Second racc-siS furlonEs; Ondague won,
Sister lone second. G. Is. Cox third. Time,
100
Third saoc-Five furlongs. Frontier won.
Royal Choice second, sidkel third. Time,
1;05.
Fourth race-One mile; Enthusiast won
Grannon second. Allorer third. Time, 1.47.
Firth race-six furlongs. Domingo won.
Billy Bennett second. Belle Foster third.
Time ll7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
We RoAsrE4 nY nnYAN.
NehrabRaa Free Silver Congressman spoal,
to an Alabama Audience.

Mobile. Ala. July 1.-Ex.Congrestman
Bryan uf Nebraska, and Representative
Clarhe Of Alabama, bad Joint debate
here on the silver question tonight In tho
course OF which bryan took umhrngo at
ClatkoH donunelaipn OF his Democracy.
was INVITED hero tonight" replied Ilrynn
holly, with the understanding that i was
10 receive fair play"
bryan had the crowd with him. They APP
plauded vigorously AZ he proceeded to score
the Alabama man. lie said he would rather
dlo IN MS tracks than 10 support the Demo-
cratic party " Il adopted tho gold standard
He denounced Cleveland and Carllhlu,
clarke IN reply referred 10 nryan's cfti-
elrm OF Carlisle as a pltlfui attempt to
throw mud upon man who lowered head
and shoulders above him, and said the mud
would not land but would fall back Into iho
face Of the man who threw II. The audience
Missed and yelled for Charlie TO shut Up "a
leave the stage. lilo continued In mure
moderate strain. His reference 10 Grover
Cleveland was npplauded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
New United States warAhlps Claimed to be
Imprscticnbo.


Washington, July 1,--construotor IIichborn
OF tho navy, win tomorrow present 10 Soore-
tary Herbert the plans for the new battle
ships which are drawn on the lines adopted
BY the bureau chiefs OF the navy department.
These plans arc not satisfactory 10 the chief
constructor and when he submits thcin II
will DO with u letter pointing out the defects
as no Views them. Al the time bureau chiefs
considered the drafts Secretary Herbert sat
AZ the president Of the board. -Four OF tho
ave members OF the board. Commander
Matthews being absont. were opposed TO tho
plana proposed by Commodore liichborn and
oaeh Of tho officers had suggestion 10
make. Tho constructor was directed 70 draw
plans IN accordance with the suggestions o.
the yHrlouA members Of tho board, and II IL
now believed BY the construction bureau
that the battle ships built upon tho new
lines will be impraetcablc, Tho main dif-
ference OF opinion being between Construc-
tor iirhborn and the other members of the
board being that the constructors wanted
ia.inoh instead Of i3-ineh guns and without
double deuked turrets, and the board wanted
the nrTnor bolt riilned foot above the point
whore the constructor placed II. Tho con
stfuoior will Indicate TO tho secretary that
tho extra weight Of the changes suggested
by the board viii be made at the expense
OF tho other portion Of the ship. both In
armor and coal capacity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
MAS nARpLY nELIEynp.
News OF Emsey Tnylor's Suicide
Caused Great Surprise.

Caused Great Surprise.
Austin. Texas. July 1.-The news OF
the suicide Saturday afternoon at
Georgetown Of President Emsey Tay-
lor OF the Ling Line railway company
was received here tonight, where he
Is wen known, and created profound
acrbation. The correctness OF the re-
port was at frst doubted by Dlstiiut
Judge Brooks. Editor Gilbert and
Captain Tom Ccckrell, NIL Of George
town, who have been here all day, and
were here tonight when the lntolli-
rence was received. All declared that
THE Geccaged was public spirited
man; In fact. the most philosophical
citizen GEORGETOWN ever had.
"If the report n true" said Captain
Coclirell, as he inquired about the mat
ter over the phone frum headquarters.
81 don't know what TO think about IT.
TIo is the last man that I would think
would do ouch desperate act" Tay-
lor was up TO two years ago president
OF the First National bank OF George
town. and Judge Brooks told the Ga-
zetto reporter that he was reported
TO be worth between $4,000 and $780,
600.
Several months ago Taylor was sued
In tho courts for damages by woman,
and the action created sensation,
though It IL stated to a Gazette corros-
pendent tonight that he never lost the
confidence OF the citizens of George
town by the Institution of this suit
Ex-Governor IoRg. the general nollci-
tor OF the road, II not In the city to-
night. He ls absent In Wood county
on visit to relatives.
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The Inaplratlon OF millions OF women
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
YALE noYs ARR wiLlaSo.
Anxious to Meet English College Mon 10
Athloto snutsa. WV

New York, July 1.--vpio has today written
and mailed an acceptance q he jdint cii4i.
louge OF oxford and Cambridge i1f n cuk-
test In track athletics 10 thls country on
condition that the tirea muo rah nfopoatd
~ the challenge be dropped, al II n I'M
known to tho Yale training thai the Enrlish
team and the Yale team 30 lf,preseutua b.
two competitors In each ctolt nna fhaf tAo
teams b. composed Of intr che hi,sil have
been eligible TO compete, The KufllYhinun In
the pafnrd-CamDridge mated Of tda ysar
and tho Yale men IN tho Harvard. Yale match
Of thla ycar. The latter II nofrntlnct az
preeaca rogrct that Harvard Ifoe roanons
satisfactory % that university feels Unwilling
70 JOIN In the acceptance aud suEfcstn ne-
tobtr for the date u the match nnd New
ferk ~ tho place. u concludes tibet II o. I
ford and Cpmbfldgr arc urwlllne 70 jun
Yale unaaslstcd N such match because 81
llaryafd's u lgal. Yale ch1Ilflirtn ina viii.
nor u n < ears OXFORD. 'aial'- 1.S lsil {
% a contV ~ take racolIr ,stW tlffF ~
the tine = sier ~ fqliii i.elir ii..,Iri< J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Improylns Arkansas Pass viii Hop Inc En-.
- Tire sauihNasI -----

San Antonio, Tex, July rolertfatus wer,
received herc today announcing tlai Ncsors.
brorr 4 Sons Of Balnmofc hid slefldi the
contract 20 furnish the money necessary ior
ne construction q dcep water hhfte- -
q the two years negotiations lcadl1g III IA
this date aud ~ fral contamination il duo
70 tho offorts Of brewster Cameron, tiie Vel
known promotef q Arizona. con Of llo iats
Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania r.
There q great FaIolclnf throughout fita
country where tho powy has bcoi nnmrlq-
nleaicd by wire today. Flags afe nyinE. nrit
II q conceded that Il "a tho iuolt momontous
event In the coinmgtlal hli,ofy III lilo
Southwest and N0rihtra Nc4lec.
The contract calls for tvonty iccf " waior
over tho bar by the 22d day 81 ifniiary. Xxx
The inAl result viii ho thltiy sept ~ water
az the entrance Of tbs hMbpr, trd the most
opinions to tho effect that llis can ho nc-
compllahed within the ytar. Is 'I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Detroit. Mich. July 1.-Flrst race-Five
furlongs. selling; Hattie C. won. Fiddler sec
ond, Subtle third. Time, 1.O2.
Second race-Six furlongA selling. Foam
won. Amelia May second, Imperial third.
Time. iii6.
Third race-lIotel Cadallac stakes, one
mile and one-eghth; safagossa won, Figaro
second, Lake shore third. Tine. 1868 l-e.
Fourth race-FiNe furlongs-Captain Brown
won. Diggs second, shuttle third. Time.
100.
Fifth raoe--slx furlongs; Runaway won,
Imp Ruthycn second. Rodegap third. Time,
las.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
A KILLiNo ~ coRslcANA.
J. W. Thompson and Son Shoot ooore
Wake Of Uruenbeclt

Wake Of Groeubeck,
Corslcana. Tex, July IL. w. Thompson
and his son, A. l., Thompson, OF or0esbcok,
shot and killed George Wake in tho
Mathus hotel In this city about ils this
morning. The deceased " also from Groea-
beck, Tho decoanod roElsterod at said hotel
sunday night ~ being from Longylew, tells
Ing tho hotel keeper that he expected his
bound train arrived this a. m. Wake met a
lady who has turned out TO be Mrs. j. u.
Faultnor, . daughter OF J. w. Thompson
OF Groesbock. Wake and Mrs. Faultner
went 70 & MathuA hotel at once and were
immediately followed by tho two Thomp-
sons into tho third story OF tho hotel IN room
No. II where the shooting took place before
tho train had left the depot.
A. L. Thompson received ono shot IN tho
loft hhouldcr. Wakes relatives live in
Paris, Tor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

ArdmOre, 1. T., July 1.-Earle. Treat.
nley and Vaughn. the men arrested
10 Saturday night were tried today
Commissioner Walcott on three
hfges Of cattle theft, and committed
Jail in default of aggregate bonds
ll75O each for Fenley and Vaughn,
y $3.50 each for Treat and Earle.
Der charges are pending against
I'm.
BUS Williams and Jesse Fullbright,
|ored, charged with horse theft, We're
testet today near Bolon by officers
bynoldA They were brought here
u will have a hearing tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
NO LicENsE HAS BEEN ISSUED.
Comptroller Denies the Story Concerning
the Observation-Disclosures Fight.

Austin, Tex. July l.--Comptroller Finley
denies emphatlcally the report published in
certain daily papers that he has issued
license permitting the Corbott- Fitzsimmons
fight to come on at Dallas. II 10 no news 10
state that he has had the matter under
consideration for such has been the case for
some time. The contention OF these cor
respondents in explanation Of the false re-
port that the manuscripts. receipt was on the
comptrollers desk and ready to be signed is
very ridiculous for the law plainly roads that
no manuscript receipts can be sent out but
they must be printed, etc., and makes the
penalty fine OF 900 for violation Of such
law. Comptroller Finley Is not going to
take snap Judgment In this matter and II
may be relied upon that the question will
be referred to the proper authority for his
opinion and the action taken II any Will be
glYan out Mt the pIoper tlmn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
A Gifted Young Lady OF Fort Worth As
ocndlrg the Ladder OF Fnmc.

Miss Ada Belle smith. Fort Worth's
charming and accomplished yiollnlst. Is
winning zone Of the laurcls that have
heretofore made the names Of Roumania
touch az her little bow Aiias Smith has on
fnDtiired many audiences with perform
nueps on this sweetest OF Instruments,
among them congregation which Ray
VILE La special thus mentions
Itey. j. s. shaw closed his cngnG cement
for the season here by preaching several
nble and Instructive sermons 10 large CON
rregntiuns lie VIII now take u vacation
m Missasippi One OF the most Inter
estinT features of the services was the
sacr,-i music scientifically aud beautifully
rendered 10y MISS Ada Belle smith q foft
Worth. Toy, who has been ACKNOWLEDGED
20 be the most talented ylollnlst Of the
Conservatory of Cincinnati, where she re-
ceiyed Instruction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

II. RAfLRoAD1
|3ush fleepers daily between Kansas
II Fort Worth and Austin. San Antonio,
va lfarne, connecting at Ennis with
Il 10 IA from Dallas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
RACE TRACK RESULTS.
Worry Monotonous Card Given to the Public
at sheepshead Bay.

Nv shttl9htau nay
New York July 1.-The attendance at
sheepshead Bay was Hight and those present
saw little that was Interesting. The card
was badly marked by scratches.
In the June stakes Haslet ran OF with the
money at odds OF to 2. The Weinberg race
is being investigated by the stewards owing
to the change OF form shown by the winner
over his form OF Thursday last when he
was beaten in slow time at ave furlongs by
Factotum and Rldicule.
First race--Futurity course; Weinberg
won. Lucky Dog second. Lady Diamond third
Time, 40.
Second iaee--one mile and tlree-slxteenths;
Ramapo won. Cromwell second Counter Ten
or third. Time. 202 3-5.
Third race--June stakes. futurity course;
HHslet won, Ramiro second. wishard third.
Time, 40 i-5
Fourth aoe-ono mile. rolling; sandowne
won, Lovedaie second, Prig third. Time
,1.41.
Fifth receive and one-half furlongs; Gls-
monda won. volley second. Sir Peter II.
third. Time, 1.l0.
sixth race-one on turf: Salvation won.
Deqr Slayer second, Paladin third. Time
i:H 1-5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Tile secret Of strength TO many is the per.
feet digeatiOn that attends the nse Of
price's Baking Powder In preparing foods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

san francisco. July Ill. D. MciSisslck.
snrclal counsel for tho government In the
suit 10 recover $15,0O0.00O from the stan
ford estate, says the case win at once be-
npponlod 10 the united States court Of ap-
reals and from there 10 the supreme court
Of tho United States II necessary. He says
the litigation will not alfect Stanford uui-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
no pIsc1ies 'nIAlvrALIIsAf.

Berlin. July I'M. Boageirfol. thc vice.
president aud NJ. Thery, the secretary Of
here and have had conference with rc,In-
pentatlyes OF the German blmetnlllc union,
OF which Herr. Won Mlr6ach and Won
Karkoa md Dr. Arondt were present. The
object Of the conference was TO ngrcv
upon Joint action for the promotion OF the
blinetalliHm movement. Before coming 10
Berlin tho French delegates held n copfer-
cuce with Representatives OF the bfltlhh
bimotnllic league.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

r-ronton N. j. july .--Jlice fifcea. nths
tfnitcd states court toda, iIlhl . dfciNon Ia
tho patent ease Of tho kelfsnt'sa!nl Lineq-
tyre company, against ~ hoEef V5poyraph'
coinpany, in which he hnl1 e " valid cur
tain patents clAllnrd ~ nc Merfantn4lur
company and decided ti1t ~ FptcrH c9ul~
MANY waa infrinrinf On tho sanDo Tho
damages were placed Al cents ~ Tho Rogers
cofnpsny Ind made very iitila use ok (he
infant In dlsuufe NFII Y 1i' ''lI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

DALTfM0RE. Nh. July ~.
Negotiations were concluded tolSy n1iArdu
a banking arm "a this ely sid Die Ann0Aa
faHs liktaor couipany VI AfhnsaA Pas. Il4.,
Involving half 4 nllllun dollars The lrQai
hrm ngtees ~ furnish ne Texas corporation
and establish permanent derth ~ tuentf
teet " water over tfv. bar al AransAN p1aA.
Ihia VIII be accomplished ~ drldt.ns aud :
system Of jctty works. Il ~ 7 = 4 n n ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
TWO GAMES ON SUNDAY.
Sherman and Local Team Divided tho Games
Between Them.

Fully 200O people saw the two games played
between Fort Worth and Sherman sunday
afternoon. The continued rains had left the
grounds in very muddy condition and tho
boys played under decided difficulties. Never
thcless some excellent playing was done.
The honors for tho day were even as each
team won a game, Sherman the first and
Fort Worth the second The following are
the scores,
The following are the scores of both
games.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Washington. July 1.-Penaions have been
issued 10 the following citikons OF Tgxas:
Circumstances W. Frownielter. Joshua.
Jesse Trammei tdeceasedJ High Prairie.
Madison county. Widows Indian ars--ae-
issue; Clara r. Hope. Oakland, Colorado
90 Iuty Reissue. Norvei ~. Dickerson, Sill
yertoa, firisco county. Original widows.
ctc.-Mary A. Il. cobia tmothrl b. aham.
Fannin county; Lucy II. woodward. Dent
son. Cray1on county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

the Hands of the Printer and VIII Be
A out In August

hessra! @, d. Morrison and ]. V. Fourmy,
directory publishers, have completed
Ilr carsass for the now city directory and
Morrison left yesterday for Galveston to
Ice thewort In tho hands OF the printers.
Is expected that the directory will he COM
bed and copies be ready for distribution
the art OF August. MIR. Fourmy says that
Guiding bome Of the suburbs the directory
i .how a population OF $1,000 for Fort
1rfh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

So r-uolseo cai,, lu1y J,-1ht csa<s
nga' ~ tue EtiikafH who NVit lludlt1st
by Tffdefal Grand Jury hrr Soufcn.ne
for Qua. iauug inc sitllied States ni4llBfhnt
dlsmlsscd in the United Eistcs ytAtfict cours
today on motion u United StHtoa District
Attorney Fooio. John Mhync and John Cas-
glday, the only two u the strikers wlip were
brought TO trial hero. were amDlR The four
palo Alto men whose cases WIRE Dismissed.
The trial was finlshcd a fow months ago
whom the Jury dlsasfesd. In all about ono
hundred and sixty cases have boon dis
missed many Of thea having been stricken
from tho calendar durns tho past mouth.
Tho United States district attorney Is pleased
TO have tho cAaca on his hands, Ito never
had much hope Of convictinr tho defendants.
and WHOM the aitofncy-Geucfal advised him
To use his own discretion In The matter. he
loat no time In diamlaslns them.