Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-25
STATE NEWS.

noby June ai,The prospects we're mover
better In FiHhor county for corn, oats and
cotton Wheat y also good, though tho Aore-
age IL very small
woliherfotd, June gt.-leaile tho little
daughter Of MI. and Mrs N. g. Cameron.
del ~ Norman. !. T.. yesterday, aud was
buried hero thla evening.
Sherwood. June 2i.-An election for prohl-
billion N to be held In Sherwood June '2i....
CROP arc naGrually good. There ats no
limited coinage At 40 20 /.
Decatur, juno 1.-The game Of bail play
cd hero haturday last betwnon the Decatur
and bridgeport haaeball clubs resulted IN
another victory for Decatur, the score stand
ing TO In favor Of Decatur.
Llalo. June H.--Airs. Conner died at OK
ford yesterday, aid was buried at Lone
drove today -, lcy. u. q. Roberts. q we'll
knoNn oYangtliht. began protracted meet
Ing here last night, which waa well at
tended.
c9manche. June 2i.-fho summer normal
al ti.ls place mas an enrolment OF 100 10 date,
with twelve OF nficen more to enter. The
school a1ems 10 BIO decided SUCCESS, and our
oiuzoDa take great interest IN H. The faculty
10 composed of seven OF our most progressive
teachers.
Arlington. June 2i.--The Arlington Grey
Eagles crossed bats with the picked teams
Of both Mansfield ana Konnodaie az i,ehoba.
Tho battery for the Eagles was Appleton and
Ditto. f5r Mansfield and Konnodalo. Black
the hard batting OF Iiutchoson and Britain.
The .rcofo resulted TO In favor of the Gray
Eagles.
ilallyllo. June si.-Major d. Il. Etheridge.
for many years poatniaster and merchant
here. and brother 10 Hon. lsmmefAon Eth
oridRe Of rcnneraee, died and was buried by
the Masonic order, Of which BIO had been "A
member for many years. :. Campbell, tho l.
year-old child of Roy. ID. q. Cullen, died and
was buried here today.
Waco, Juno i.--rrcparationa are being
made here Tor tho meeting aud baakot picnic
Of old settlers 10 be held at Palace park July
4. Tho people OF Waco are expected 10 at
tend with woll hlied baskets 70 assist IN on
tortnlnng the old nettlefs, a. the attendance
promises 90 DO good from all parts Of tho
country. permanent organization VIII ~
DO music and many other entertaining feat
ures,
BailinEcr, Tex. June 2i,--Miss Josie South,
who has beon visiting IN Austin for several
months has returned home. d, Mrs. X. A..
Hall left Monday morning Tor San Saba on n
few weeks yisit...,H. II. I.uckrtt aud FAM
~ left fer their ranch this week % spend
the summer. !. Mrs, u. y. Bmlta Of Ran An
gclo is visiting IN the city. .lLeiloy W. Reed
Of Fort Worth IA here on buainehl. a party
Of isllingcr'h young people were out aere-
na1lag Friday night, and enjoyed themHnlyo
yery much q. a. bailey Of san Angelo
wah here on business this week, and reports
everything ~ being quite lively In his city.
bartlett. June si.-Hon. George G. Pendle-
ton spoke nero le.tfuhJ eiehbk ~ bv,o1u.
sized audience In hslalf OF bi-meiAlliAin. His
speech was we'll taken. After tho speaking
Democratic Di.Metailiat club was organited
with 10 uentera. After selecting oflcefn
the meeting adopted a act Of resolutions OF
tho same tenor az thofe adopted BY the Fort
Worth silver club a large number OF popn.
liaia are among tho fncmbdra Several OF
them EXPRESSED locomotives well satisfied with
Psndlct6n's speech, and say u a the best
tbl.d party speech they had heard IN some
time - Crop prospects are go0d. only good
deal n rain, damaging oats and VIII bring
grass. Some crops viii DO abandoned.
GAieEyiilo. June 2i.~.Willia King n. white
ihourht he had secured the required bond Of
fs500. wAH Obliged 70 surrender 70 the lherlh
after coming IN. ilo had failed 70 obtln the
rivnatufes N certain PARTIES he had expected
10 get. and not getting othors. had 10 20 20
faii. Several 81 the teachers and others
xho anticipate attending the normal have ar
rsysd to be ready for thu opsninR Tus1iar...'