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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
ooNpIrIoN oF ME cnors.
Ehe Past Week Reported to Have Been
Favorable to Farmers.

tANoIuhlt 70 ihlHl'NHs
Washington. June 25.-The weather bur-
eau In It's report OF crop conditions for
tho week ended June 81. says:
The past week las been generally invcr'
able though some what too cool In the
Dnkotus and Minnesota for some crops,
especially corn, while excessive rains have
proved Injurious over the central aud west
ern portions OF the cotton regions.
Dr0nth has been relieved over the great
er part Of the Ohio valley, but continues In
Central Wisconsin, southern Michigan and
In portions of Tennessee, Pennsylvania
and New York.
ucd and is now generally over In the
northern portion OF the wheat belt and II
nearing completion In the southern por-
tlon. The harvesting has begun In Illinois
The weather for the past week has proved
favorable for spring wheat, sustaining the
previously reported excellent condition 81
Corn has made good growth during the
week, and except In the Dakotns aud Min
nesota, where II Is reported bucifward, the
general condition Is excellent. The crop
las been largely laid In by the southern
states aud In Kansas is beginning to tnssel
In silk.
Cotton has been injured by heavy rains
In the central aud western portions OF the
cotton regions aud In Texas aud Louisiana
the crop is reported very grassy. II Is
reported as fruitlng well IN Mississippi
and is In Improved condition IN Eastern
Alabama, Arkansas and North Carolina.
Florida and Oklahoma report crop In eN-
cellent condition.
southern states, aud reports US to the
crop are generally favorable, In Iowa the
largest crop ever harvested In that state
Tobacco planting Is about completed,
and In Ohio whore the plants were last
week reported dying. the recent fnlns
have proved OF great benefit heavy
frost occurred In Utah on the 18th. caus.
Ing considerable damage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
STATE NEWS.



Gordon, June ELL. II. Denuingneid, a
prominent citizen. died here yesterday.
Moffet. June 25.-Mr. Faycttc Good was
week BY his team running away with
the reaper Ed Stephens M old citizen
Of this place died at his home this morning
Chico. June 25--,fhe summer normal for
Wise county opened here yesterday vita
an enrolment OF nifty nttrndanta The ch-
rOllment il expected 10 reach seventy The
faculty Il as follows w H. Atkinson,
conductor; A. w. Wcaiherford, ]. T.. BAN,
j. Andrews H. a. Wells. J. Adams0n,
Miss Matte Cannon and Il. A. raggort
bridegroom June Elm reply 10 yes
terdayfs report from Decatur with regard
60 a baseball game betN cen Decatur uIJ
bridgeport would say tdat no game took
plaee az stated on Saturday. fine Dnly
took place here three weeks fgU. the sfofe
being 20 70 2 10 favor u l,rldgrpart
Jeneraon, June 25.--WilliH Howard. who
was scnt 10 the pen for 10 years Tor whip
ming his daughter 70 DEATH and Ransom
Giles. who was sent up for years for anon
a few dsya ago IN district court horo. broke
fail early yesterday morning and escaped.
and have not been heard Of since. q. A.
Harrlh an old and much eaiecmed citl-
zeu Of this county. died At Kellyylle. near
here, yesterday morning,
gprinriown. Tex. June 23.--Everything IN
eni about sprlngt0wD sceinn 10 DO In
fldnrshn- condition. The ralnE have bocn
erceedingly good and crops pfviDite
heavy Yield. corn especially, Gardens nre
fine aud fruit crop very good, anus tue
y ople appear to be happy and veiy hope
fui for the futurel Work On Tie Defis
stone b1ilsiAs has bean resuinea and It
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
CALL NATIONAL MnErINc.
Democrats WIN Work for Fr,e silver
Within Party Lines

Memphis, Tcnn., June -. Immediately
after the adjournment Of the silver con.
Ncntlon In this city number OF rrOnlia-
ent Democrats who attended that rs,th,rlg
held meeting and plans wtte Dutlihcd
for the organization OF free eilsc. men
within the Democratic. party for the iiur-
within party lines. As a result OF Tits
meeting the Following address has been
sent 10 Democratic leaders Throughout, the
country;
''soon aftcr the Adjournment Of the ~.
ycr convention held IN fa's city m the I.th
nnh 18th lust. many De.nocrlits terrHVnt-
ing several stat,e OF the unioa bcll 4 meet.
lug here for the purpose o. considering the
best method for securing the tree and un-
limited coinage NJ bOih si.vrf tili rOli
as. full legal tender money ot ultimate
redemption ut the ratio OF 10 80 l, with
cue regard 10. The nnaulHl pelty of ether
countries, and II WINS dngnalr,us'y agrc "a
as the confident onmipn pf thut conference
81, That the only hope OF securing the
flee aud unlimited coinage Of fiiycr 1t ~
70 le through the astioa 81 tnc Demo-
cratic party
cratic party Throughout the country hrd u
large majority OF the Inl'ssl SlHics. tire
espeeuve ~ party, lnvor luch voina{e
y, That the nuccess ot the ncniDcrot,c
iariy In the calnpalsu Of 1890 nr.pN Il
not wholly depends upol The EARNEST iuii
aetlNe alvocnyy uf the Nee dnl mulimtel
coinage uf kilVer
q. That a thorough organisation OF tho
Democrats OF the several states Who favor
the nee and unlimited coinage Of both silver
and gold on terms OF c'<Nity at ~ 10 I. ~
nocestafY aud proper l.,Auu OF cnntrolllng
the action ~ the national Democratic rnnyoul
ton Of 1895 upon this vitality Important dueh-
tlOn.
70, That In order to avoid friction and tho
complaint Of such Democrats who oppose tho
free coinage Of silver We viii nut invoke
tho action Of the regular machinery of tho
iarty, whose duty Il Is IN act for the whole
ntrty without regard to differences OF oplnon
upon single question. therefore We. tho
undersigned, wurc appointed committee 70
take such atupn ~ may b. necessary to n
thorough national organization VI tho silver
Democrats and Tor TINT purpose We respect
fnlly Invite you TO meet VA at WaghlngtoM
u, O., on tho iith day Of August. 1855, IN
otitr that We may confer aud cooperate ln
establishing such organization ana You ara
also requested to bring with YOU such nuino-
Grade friends IN are IN full oymnany With
TITS purpose, II II Of some importance that
soma Democrat acceptable TO the Democracy
of your state aud willing 10 represent Il on
q national executive committee should attend
this conference.
An carly euNwcr to Casey Young, Nom
pills, Tenn, will greaily ohllro respectfully,
lsilAM q. llAltRis.
- X. iuNEs
DAVID TuRpIr"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
IT ENpEp pIsAsrRousLY.


Grief on Rect.
Washington, June 25.--Word reaching ON
cial headquarters in washington indicates
that the illbustering expedition which was
believed to have gone TO Cuba on tho
steamer George w. chlds has come to an
inglotiOus end. The boat was located after
reaching Jamaica, but nothing dcanite has
ever been heard as TO the party beyond
some remote point on the Cuban coast.
The last OF these reports was over two weeks
ago, on the 9Th, since which time there has
been no mention Of what the band was
doing.
Information now reaching the officials here
leads 70 the belief that the party did not
reach Cuba, but met digastcr OF Florida. re-
sulting IN extreme hardshipa to Its members.
Six OF them have returned TO Key West IN
a furnished condition, having lived ON crabs
in the marshes Of the Keys on tho Florida
coast. From the fact that there has been
no trace OF the party In Cuba the officials
here believe that the six Who have suffered
such hardships in the swafnps are OF tho
band OF the Childs party.
onicial Information received here today gave
Havana's engagement between Garcia del
Gardo with his Spanish command and Cas-
sales insurgent forces. cnsaallea and two
others were killed and the band dispersed.
The engagement Is said to be especially Inn
portant because Of its locality, II occurred
near the plantation OF San Jose. near Pla-
cetos, province OF Santa clara. This Ia the
point nearest to Havana that the insurgents
have reached. There was added feeling over
their proximity to the capital. because their
commander, cassales, nrat enlisted in the
Cuban volunteers In the service Of Spain
and afterward deserted 10 the Insurgents.
His death, II is claimed, will block up the
operations nearest Havana In view OF the
developments as 10 the Childs filhuHtcring
party It Is not improbable that the United
States cruiser Raleigh will turn her at
tenton to them. She left Key West yestcr-
day without announcing hor destination and
It Is possible she received the Information
which now reaches here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
CONDEMNED TELEaRAMs.

Washington. June 20.IEnstern Texas
Fair Houthcrly Winds.
Washington, Juno 25,--F. Simpson. IT.. OF
Columbus. Tex, has been appointed cadet
at tho naval academy. w. 3 Miller. Ga,yen-
ton, Tex, alternate.
philadelphia, June 25,-col. VIM. Runkel
was today sentenced TO three monthl' Inn
prisonment for assault and battery on Col.
A. Louden Anowden on Juno 10.
Atlanta, Ga. June 25.--wni. J. No,ers.
aged ~. was today sonnd guilty for The zeo-
ond tifno Of tho murder OF Forest Crowley
last fan. Meyers Is highly connected.
Kirnvllle. No.. Juno ga severe storm
last night did great tamsgs to crops. Mrs:
Stewart and child wcfo drowned uest o.
hero by tho overflow ct a creek
Washington. Juno 8.--couneel for Cant.
Henry iiovgate, convicted last Friday q
forgery and Justification Of accounts. today
leging various errors In the Indictment
Columbus. o.. Juno 25---John Molnar. the
Cleveland murderer. was na1g9d ~ tne
penItontiary nt 1s.1s this morayhR. Hi
mock WAS btokon and tina heart te<tA se1Da1
II Just 10 minutes. t "
marital troubles. David Tnhe shot his Ni(G
three tInies. Killing hel, and attempted u
murder his iittle gisi. Ycho IL ii jail. an
says no wul kill hinself at the nrzt oppof-
sauls 81. Marie. Mich, June cs.-Tarcc mss,
were badly beaten up today a. the result "
an attack Of striking ionsahorrnlen on non
s ssss s. Tss sas aas s sss sss e
union have been arrested. 4. :
Providence, June 21.-.Afost ar tho ucax.
cra In The Fletcher mills ut 0incysilIe re-
turned e woik 'cdsS They sspset az -.
they were prc,nlssd one II Tue prjci &
New York. June 2a--intcrssf on fhn
general ,n9s,gaEs and ssta,,,ion laostgAsss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
STILL ANOTHER DEPARTMENT..
Civil neryiec May be Extended % Tested
States Cansuls. AI

Washington, juno 49, Probably as to the
result OF the attempt 70 acc,ire a ronuulnf
clerk by ounpetNo examination. Secretary Oh
ney'u attention has brcn called 20 the. feasA-
hlllty OF chounlng United States coniuls IN a
nimilar fashion, which would be In a measure
IN tho limo ~ civil rcrvlcc reform. There are
at present about 400 consular places. anu nc
every change OF administration the pressure
brought 70 bear unon the president and the
nccrctnry " state tn secure appointments TO
this service Ia overwhelming and The many
charges which result IN thu personnel inva-
rlabiy throws tho entire acrvice into confur-
ton and anspchds for considerable period
% tlmo Ia beneficial workings.
Secretary Olncy'a attention has becn drawn
10 tho form IN tho administration OF President
Grant rub was made by tho president re-
quirlng oil ronfula 20 be exainiped hv a do
partmental board prior to appointment, ana
II " possible that no may resisr and uvsu
extend tho workings o. this rule Il tho preai-
dent consnnta. A. these ofilclals according
to the contribution must be numhercd and
confirmed by tho senate, tine selection o.
consul by competitive examination would
moi necessarily be tantamount 10 an anpqint>'
mcnt. for the senate could still cxoreiao ~
power OF rejection OF tho nomination. VI. q q
htfonR point has been made by tho alt~'
perlor record Of the few conauis now trnpih-
lng IN the service who wero apprlntrd iu1
President Grants time after nxnip'i Nipn. a.
though II In true that In their r. thc 1x~
anlnationn were not fully compr % 80. NJ . !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
STATE SETTINGS.
Paris will have Baptist college.

fatlh WI hhHc ASaphA1S N'fANhos
Denison Ia to have new Catholic church.
The Masons at Italy will build a Masonic
temple.
Several bales OF cotton have been glnned at
Graham.
Work has commenced on tho new court
house at Liberty.
San Antonos city fathers are Investigating
sewerage frauds.
The Granbury Knights of Pythlas will have
. 9Th Of July picnic.
The Texas Music Teachers convention Is
IN session at Galveston.
W. n. Newton has established a new pa
per, the Banner, at Burleson.
The Elks at Denison are preparing TO 1T up
new club room In grand style.
Crops were greatly damaged in the vicinity
Of Graham by the recent ovornowa.
Lightning struck a residence in Dublin
Saturday night doing considerable injury.
VIII McAllister killed negro on his
place near Clarksylllo In dispute over some
oats.
Sheriff Sullivan has captured and taken to
Victoria Lewis Johnson, one Of the Dalton
gang.
A schooner llpe has been established to
ply between Corpus Christi and the Rio
The Denison Observer has been launched
on the journalistic sea with J. L. Hunter at
the helm.
OIL suitable for lubricatlng purposes was
truck while boring an arteslan we'll at
Moody recently.
The Mexia Ledger and the Mexia Courier
have consolidated under the name OF the
courier-Ledger.
2-year-od son OF A. II. Crankrlte had his
ts accidentally shot on by his l3-year-old
brother In Naoogdoches.
Subscriptions have been raised sufficient to
pay of the Indebtedness Of the Orphans
home at Gainesville
Two Cinnamon have been arrested in New
Laredo for attempting to enter the United
States without proper papers.
Washington Camp, U. c. ". at Brennan,
Picnic aad public speaking
Street Commissioner Morehcad took an
overdose Of morphine at Sherman with sui
eidal intent and Will probably die.
Cleburne jury put a man In the peniten-
tary Tor two years for falsely swearing to a
girls age In order to procure a marriage IL
eense.
Near Ector a 1G-months-old child OF Mr..
Moore was scalded TO death by having pot
81 boiling coffee accidentally overturned on
A plan to rob the Southern Pacific train
between Houston and Now Orleans was folled
~ one OF the confederatos turning state 3
eyldence.
Monday morning a Missouri Kansas and
rtxas section foreman fired three shots at
ana severely wounded discharged hand who
td threatened to kill him at Whitewright
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Washington, June 2i-Additlonnl re-
ports received at the Indian bureau on
ihe trouble growing ont OF the the shooting
Gates Littleman. son-ln-law Of snfy belly
OF the Cheyennes and Arapnhoes, Ms the
party who recently outraged M old woman
the trouble. There were six witnesses
ready to testify for the prosecution, and
the only one corresponding with the de-
scriptiOn given II Littleman. He was at
Arapahoe when the crime was committed
and evidence, II IS aacortaincd, p0inth
strongly TO his guilt. Tho condition OF
Josiah Red Lodge who was shot by the
sheriff while under suspicion. Is i'm
proving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
The Town Of Baird Is
Badly Damaged.
ONE PERSON WAS KILLED.


" nAiRfo, Iuiic q.
Al $40 O'Clock tonight n heavy. story from
tho north struol, thia plRco and conplektiy
demullshud u pnrtion % the town. Tina Sap
ilat church Ia total WRECK Il fcli upon ,i,s
naptlxt parsonage, crushing Y. and inntanuy
pastor nls mother, the only other occupn1t
o. the house al the time. cscaped ur,nlufti.
The Cumberland Presbyterian chureh VAS
aged, Tho parsonage Of the Msthodiat ehufen
MAJ blown inmc nttcen feet and logged aeriore
the church, badly damaged, lpt mono x INV
occupants were irlurel. The wreck VI. ny w
higa warehouses and The debris OF fereet
outhouAes etc. nillng Tho nffohtA, - frirntIet
10 behold. Many dwellings are t1uly rnpi..
ngcd and some torn TO niect4. lhtil uA{ttt''t
shall fnycat the full extent " the Nifffttf..~|
full and accurate report viii lsc ia.pott
At Clyde, ave mllea west OF HHtfu, nn.4;r<<
tralniuon report ave or SIX houses Wo*H|
down. but no one injured. tttA| +. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

coaisate. /. T.. Juno 25.-w. !. Horton Is
spoken Of az district attorney for the Central
district o; tho ludian territory. Tho follow
ing is telegram sent 10 the nttorncy-gen-
eral OF the United States: The business
men Of coalgate desire 70 indorae and re-
quest your influence 10 appoint W. J. Horton
district attorney for the Central district OF
j. H. MeDougall. Perry Bros, Edwin Hem
derson J. NJ. Harrison and Mike Mayor.
Tho above are responsible and iuhuential
bunnouh men u Coalgate, the metropol.r OF
Aioka county. Mr.. Horton IN good Innn.
well recommended and denoTyon the appoint
ftant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

The Famous Dr. Ross Is A. c. Love. and
Is Wanted IN Texas.

Washington. June 2j.--Extradltion papers
are being issued at the state department
for the arrest and extrnditi0n OF ~ q.
love formerly assistant postmaster at
Calvert. Love, by raising the amount OF
money orders, elnbezzlcd about 5000 lie
subsequently went to Galveston, whore he
was student at the medical college. lie
was last seen nbOnt March In Galveston.
The postoillce Inspectors sent reward cir.
culnrs to all the South American countries
Bocas del Toro, United States OF Colombia.
He was passing there under the name OF
Dr. Ross, but clothing found IN his trunk
marked A. O. Love Identified,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Washington, June 90 Santa Inapen-
tor Chenoweth at Nogalcs, AflE hal lnr4
wArded 10 SUPERINTENDENT Wypinn of tho
Dr, II, w, Pnrdy stating he Ind inst arr
rived from town OF Minns priploa. Mex.
leo and TINT when lio loft thrre on the
10Th instant there were from 100 TO 400
cns,s or smallpox In the town. The In
spcctor adds he has established quarnn-
tine against persons coming into the Unit
cd Stst0s from the infected towns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Jackson. Tenn. June eG.-'rhare IA in tho
possession OF White bros OF this oity an In.
yonion Of an Engllshnan which viii rcyo.
lutionlsa cotton comprising. II takua tho
ootton irom Eln on an inn spindle. winds
u IKE batting, keeping the nhorq untannled,
congresses the cotton al tho Fin and COO.
pound bale u about the size OF a flour bar.
lel' number OF prominent cotton mon
Throughout the South have been malUnn an
Inspection, which Ia jealoualy guarded from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Rome. June ~, THE pope accorded
maj audience today to Cardinal uIbhone.
Ills holiness renewed his declarations Of
love and admiration for the American
people urging a close union between tho
upon Cardinal Gibbons to remember that
Catholicism must always tnkc the lead IN
civilization aud progress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Washington, June 20 Secretary Herbert
mas Issued orders TO tho Atlanta TO mike
. southern cruise. She viii 10 to san
Domingo, touching az some polnt IN Cuba
and nnnlly reaching Key West
The Atlanta VIII keep watch upin
nlibunterlng expeditions while tho Ralolyh
IN cruising In the gulf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

more including the deciding Of certain prop
erty which had been donated. Ex-Lieut.-
Gov. Wheeler presided. a letter was rcnd
from Messrs. Brown a Son obigating them
selves to furnish the money In the event tho
details were arranged according TO tho ro-
auiremonts which were plainly stated In the
letter. After d very brief discussion the
arrangements were made as desired. and
Messrs. Browns attorneys, who were pres
ent, stated that the requirements had been
compiled with and that they would 80 notify
Messrs. Brown at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

baltimore. June 25.-The American bark.
cntinr Priscilla, Capt. klnfer. arrived this
mofning from RIO md Santos. The Prls-
elias officers report that when she let
Santos May ~, yellow fever was raging
on every. side anu tho scenes In ihu CITY
anh hnrbor were narrowing. Men were
dropping dead Ia the streets aud dying w
bort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
Observation-Disclosures.

Galveston, Tex, June 25.-Auatln played
like a lot Of amateurs. while Galveston put
up splendid game. noticeable feature
was the light attendance.
Score by innings-
Galveston ...11oOoO14O-7 I /
Austin .............O 5000 90 2 o
Datteries-Bristow and Badger Longley
and Foreith.
Earned runs-Galyesion. 2.
umpire-Bouehera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
ron A DErp wATpn wAy.

Chicago. June ab.-Tho executive board OF
the International Deep Water Waya na-
Ing for Cleveland, o.. some time In soplena.
mr. 70 further the movement for securing
depth of twenty-five feet Tor ocean nAvl-
CATION throughout the great lakca. Tho
were represented, and all tho elites inter.
cetod will hund delegates to the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

MatamorRs. Mex. June 25.-Two mon re-
turning from ranch yesterday on horsebacs
tsshn firing pistols Into tho air. Two others
riding a short distance behind, thinking the
thois We're intended for them, fred and
wounded both Of the first two. one OF them
hianuel Soils died in the Matamoras hospital
vi, ms morning. The other is not expected to
i've. All were intoxicated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26

Rome. June a5.-The Italian deputies had
a noisy sitting today. During the debate on
the cayalotu-crispi quarrel. involving the
charges by Signor Cavalotti Of scandal
oiis connection on the part OF Premier Criapi
With panea Romano, the presidents refusal
10 allow signor Chvnioul 10 speak led TO an
uproar and The sitting had TO twice DO nuA-
pended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-26
ABOVE TiiE LIMIT.

Nav York, June 25.--Wall stroot waN full
Of rpmorh today as 10 the bond syndicate
operations and tho treasury department
Neither Mr. Morgan nor Mr.. Belmont would
talk on the subject, and 3ub-Troasuror Jor-
dan would not make a statement In ooDnoc-
tlon with the matter beyond tho fact that
the gold reserve " the treasury will within
twenty-four hours be gl0l i5O. 900.