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made temporary chairman and addressed the

made temporary chairman and addressed the
convention.
His speech aroused great deal OF enthus-
iasm, and he was loudly cheered at Its
conclusion. After the appointment Of commits
tees the convention took recess. Immediately
on reassembling the delegates became in-
volved in wrangle over the permanent or
ganizatlon. Judge ]. II. shields OF Dubuque
was finally elected permanent chairman over
Ex-Governor Besow. Judge shields addressed
the convention.
The committee on resolutions did not re-
port until nearly O'Clock. the time OF the
convention being taken up with speeches. The
financial plank OF the majority report OF
the committee rcaffirmed the seventh plank
OF the last Democratic national convention,
holding to the use OF both gold and silver as
the standard money OF the country and the
coinage Of both without discrimination, and
that the parity OF the two metals lie rain
tained. A minority report fnvorng l6 to
1 free coinage plank was presented, and a
controversy was precipitated. The conttO-
vorsy grew warm and bitter. and Tor u
while the proceedings were tumultuous. The
final roll call on the resolution showed the
white metal crowd defeated by a yote OF
5dl IL TO go H.. A mighty shout mingled
with groans and Kisses followed the an
nouncement OF the result. large num-
Der OF free silver delegates Immediately left
the hall not waiting for nominations. Tho
state ticket was then nominated. as follows:
Governor. Judge W. /, Babb. Mount Pleas
ant; lieutenant governor Ex-Governor II. l..
Beslow OF Charlton; superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, Lyman b. Parshall Of Ma
quoketa; railroad commissioner. Col. Geo.
James OF Dubuque; supreme Judge. Senator
Thomas O. Harper OF Des Moines.
Judge Babb made brief speech OF ac-
ceptance in which he said he only ac-
cepted because OF the repeated urging and
his devotion to the party and its interests
in the state In which he was born and rails
ed. lie said the differences existing In the
party as developed In this convention were In
regard to details rather than to great prncl-
pies involved in financial and other lead
ing issues. which should be left to leglsla-
finn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

United states Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau--weather crop bulletin OF
the Texas weather service for the week
ending 9 y. M. August :, 1895;
precipltAtion--Fair weather prevailed ex-
cept that Few scattered showers were re-
ported from tho northern anu eastern por-
tions or the state toward the latter part OF
the week The precipitation on nn average
Tor the week was below the nomal and tho
for the week was below the normal. and the
about one Inch. with the greatest deficit over
the southeastern portion OF the state.
sunshlnc-Scattered cumulua clouds pre-
vailed, which reduced the amount Of sun
shine to some extent, hut ON an average for
the week II was slightly above the normal
amount.
TsmperRturc--The week opened with tho
temperature ranging from about the normal
over tho southern portion Of the state to
degrees above over the northern position,
and these conditions prevailed until toward
the close of the week, when the temperature
fell slightly over the northwest portion OF
the state. The temperature at the close OF
the week was generally about the normal.
On au average for the week the temperature
has ranged from about the normal or
slightly below over the coast district to
alghtly above over North Texas, Tho high
est temperature at the several stations dur
Ing the week has ranged from ~ degrees over
the coast district and the Panhandle 10 ITO
degrees In the vicinity OF Duyal and the
lowest has ranged from 60 degrees over the
Panhandle TO Is dcgreen over the east
coast district.
Condition Of crops-Thc warm and dry
weather during the past week has caused cot.
ton TO open very freely In some places over
the southern and western portions OF the
state. II In observed that the plant has u
very large stalk over the central aud
southern portions VI the a;stc, while over
the northern portion the plant ia generally
small. In some places the stalk ~ fruting
nicely. while In others the squares are not
80 plentiful. Some nelds are very grassy
and noed cultivation. and the stand In some
plaecs is not good. Tho plant is suffering
for rain. especially on upland and In south
western portions OF the state. but otherwise
the Weather during the week was generally
favorable for the crop The plant ls late, and
while some cotton has been picked over South
west Texas. II appears that picking will not
be general until toward the latter part OF
August,
Rain would be beneficial to late corn, but
early corn n made and the crop Is con-
Hidered large throughout the state.
Farmers have saved their hay and other
forage crops generally, and tho Yield has
been good
Tho rice crop over the east coast district
IL good and VIII soon be ready for haryent-
ing.
Vegetable sorghum and sugar cane ara
doing fairly we'll. but are needing rain In
many localities.
A general rain would be beneficial for
all agricultural interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

They Choose State omeers and Decide Upon
Platform.

Platform.
Marshailtown. Ia, Aug. Tone OF the
most notable state on'entons In the history
Of the Iowa Democracy closed In this city
this evening. Since Monday there has been
hitter strife between the opposing elements
Of the marty, one contendlng for ticket ana
a nlatform on sound money basis and the
other olamorlng for free coinage from start
10 nnish the white metal contingency uia
nearly rll the talking on the streets, In hotel
lobbles. at various headquarters. IN com
mittee rooms. eaucuses and finally on me
floor Of the convention. by an apparently
tortultous Incident the silver men had
fine ohanse to exploit their views IN me
convention hall during the afternoon from
mo fact that the resolutions committee bot
into a tangle on the financial plank that
i,ent them in the committee room until nearly
4 O'clock the currency resolutions being re-
ronstr,ieted two or three times before an
oyroerent was reached, and the majority
n,atiny persistent efforts to prevent the m
Production OF the minority report butlhs W
interval the convention did nothing put listen
10 free silver speeches by radical champions
Ths sound money men preserved silence *
cant that Colonel Sells made snort tA'h VI +"
conclllatory character. 10 a..
The convention was called TO or1eI ~ 'a "a,
osson opera house by Chairman hoNAIu AZ
,opo o'clock this morning. Ths eohNshl W..
contains i07g delegates. every county ''As
fully represented r.,.n,ort WAS
JudEe Nathaniel French of Davenport was
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CATHOLIC ABsTAINERs.
|aIoaal Temperance Society in Session in
New York.


New York.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE twenty-6fth annual
|nventen OF the Catholic Total Abstinence
|tnn Of America began here this morning.
lt.Rey. James NJ. Cleary of Minneapolis.
Ftsltent Of the society, called the convention
order. The business Of the meeting was
Fsesded by prayer delivered by Rev. Faith
0callahan Of New York. The usual COM
liisa were appointed. thirty hundred and
~ delegates being present. The delegates
tended mass at the cathedral. which was
Febfated BY Mgr. satoIli. Archbishop Cor
gan delivered an address and Archbishop
|lh Of Philadelphia preached the sermon.
s afternoon was opened with prayer by
~. Father Mcmahon. Upon motion Of Faith
Kelly 1t was voted to send telegram OF
f'tling to Archbishop Ireland, ana on motion
4 fa'her O'Brlen a similar greeting was ca
I 4 10 Pope Leo.
| Flfst Vice President L.ogue read his report,
F'slng that the union had never been in n
aie honrishing condition. In the last year
kde has been more activity among the
Al unions than ever before. Rev. Father
Y 'aiys report ne president Of the union was
We " the shape OF a temperance lecture.
declared that the union had no afiilietlon
any political party, and that although
a'uies had frequently been made by the
-ass Oh the Prohibition party. they had
5saa been declined but that individuals
[s always Permitted to Select aud vote
n any party desired. II was voted that
Festents report be printed. and then
I-IN Cleary read communication from
.aeehop Ireland Of st. Paul congratulating
5.nu Vleary upon the fiourishing condition
Nhhing MIN success for the future The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Bentonyille. Ark.. Aug. LION Perry, an
ex-member u the Cook gang. noted dcs-
perado and u dangerous man, was captured
by Deputy United States Marshal Charles
Copeland, thirty miles East OF Huntsville,
and landed In the Bentonylle jail last night,
heavily ironed. II is thought Perry was
present at the robbing OF the Peoples bank
al this place. He was arrested on the charge
Of horse stealing. Efforts are being made
TO Identity him az one OF the bank robbers
and in ease his identity is established he
will be prosecuted on that charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
Three Old Clubs Have
Dropped Out.
DENisoN ON THE LIST.
Six Club Texas League viii Play Out
the Season-san Antonio
Goes Under.


GALVESTON, August I.
A meeting " the Texas southern league
directors was held tonight. An of the
clubs were represented. II was decided Ia
drop Shreveport FROM the league, The
clubs which viii make up the reorgAniEed
lson, Fort Worth aud sherman, Galveston
has signed Weckhcckor. Bninniert. kcpfc
aud Meyer OF the Shreveport aggregation.
They Will play with the team tomorrow.
with Galveston tomorrow. Another meet
Ing OF the league directors Will be hcld To-
morrow evening, j. A. Barker represent
ing the Austin team, Is here lie Says the
senators Will remain In the league until the
close OF the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

|anNals at the Worth yesterday: Lee
'"S' TeNnrkann; A. G.. Ford, Athens;
~ 'osephs, New York: e. H. Myrick,
l'Iiihoh. o.; J. d. Parnham. New York;
=, Ahdrpss, bows; W. j. Armstrong
MS Dallas; II. W. rettib0ne, 81.
~; ". W, Crandall, New York; A.
| II,NnSh, Austin; j. A. Patton, Alvarado;
ration, Cleburue; II. A. Andruss,
Inssi. T. Grogan, Linden; j. n, Van
SI'mpg'' y NJ. Bowman, Fort Worth
4 slasno ufande Railroad; $. Il, Norwood,
5I .y,pSyernor Charles A. Culberson, W.
Austin; Mrs. Huffman, Glen
4 III tOrt Worth; c. II. Mckinnle,
n. aViA' Z. L. Woody, Dallas; George
Ltis. npoalhi' New York; @ A. Kahn, st.
i,h, T. Dicks, New Orleans; II. Y.
|sai..,a plenlsoni j. +. Holden. south
esla.f; " A, Swope, Corslcana: W. l..
M .v w, Roswell, y. NJ: Mrs. W. II.
wvn'eIlta Falls; C. Weiland. Indianap-
N NJ, 4. WAggoner, Decatur; James n.
H., 0IgAgo; W. G. Nye, Dallas; H.. q.
|ors, nMauinore, L. T.; Charles Smith, st.
| ,,yuh y simpson and wife, Mrs, Il.
IN. iis, Miss ltannie CleaVes. Gnincs-
i John II. McCaulpy, John u. stone.
MN tllls; c. o. Nelson. clifton; l..
ypuhaid, Bowie: W. II. Curtis, Menu
Isyhrao,A Kemp, Wichita Falls; NJ. T..
! FAM nowie; II. l.. Hawkins. Wich-
so'I nenrse e. Rivers. Denver. H.
corinng, Cllrendon; G. Baum aud FAM
hsn ana; W. l.. Crnddock, Castor Bat
"a NV NV. ~ Cain. Taylor; +. W. Mullins
M III TeNnrkauu; VI. II. Drake and
/ fo.i ru'nla; a. Y. Crawford. Dallas; O.
! + hgna.. Decatur; Harry Gnlbrnith. city;
Eals; r''''Tr' galveston; Arch Cribs. 81.
umrsst Riyes and wife, Kiawsiicld;
{aueif ss9n; y. r. Fulton, Marysvllle:
kE Arjas, hllis, Houston. John &. Stey-
" Sc pmi, j. Phillips, Grcenvillc;
t1srt.s g I itascn; George VI. Roocli,
a Nh. Melnhanm. Chicago: s. Criss
eS ,s J r. Edwards pe ,Hnips' 4 w +
tfher VI a Andrnss. Rowie' Charles
Irk, ,rni iart; L. Rlchpnsteln. Cripnlo
uis '"pe Cohen, NJ NJ. Hance. 81.
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HATCH AND HOLMES THE SAME.


Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. TT. b. Little, night
clerk OF the Grand hotel thinks he mas
solved the mystery Of the Holmes companion
from st. Louis to Toronto when the Pletzol
children were taken to Toronto. Mr., Little
had identified the pictures OF Mrs. Pietzel as
the woman who with Holmes and the two
little girls occupied two rooms at the West
End hotel on tho clg.A Of october last. AT
that time Little was night clerk at the
West End. He says Holmes, woman Of
about Is and two little girls entered the
hotel and Holmes asked for two rooms, the
doors OF one OF which was to be tightly
locked during his stay, The two little girls
were kept prisoners. and whenever they ea-
caped into the hallway, they were dragged
back into the room as though their very
existence should be kept a secret. Little re-
cognlzed the Pietzel children from photo
graphs. but II was not until he had studied a
number of pictures that lie positively idon-
tilted Holmes. When shown a number OF
pictures OF women in the case he pointed to
one OF Mrs. Pietze and said, THAT is the
woman who was at the hotel last fall"
II Little is not mistaken In his identification
the mysterious Hatch is Holmes after all.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 7.--Dotectiye Goyer
left for Chicago tonight to continue his
search for Howard Pietzel. II is intimated
that he will confr with tho Chicago authorl-
ties with a view OF determining Just how
strong a case they have against Holmes
there. and then 20 to Indianapolis. where he
traced Howard Pietzel. after which the clew
was lost,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Eagle Pass Tex. Aug. 7.-tspeclal)-Dr.
Evans reports Ito cases OF small poS at quar-
antine station this morning. Three deaths
occurred Yesterday among the batch OF Go
that arrived Monday night.
j. W. Sparks. United States consul, who
has taken such an active interest In the
welfare OF the negro colonlsts, left thls
morning for MurfreesboTo Tenn. and while
en- route will endeayor to obtain contribu-
tons OF clothing and bedding 10 badly need
Id Nv the naErnes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Washington, August News mas )uht
,sarhed the navy department that the
French government has shown It's appreela-
tion Of The ans cruiser Columbia by order
ing the immediate construction OF two vessels
as nearly a duplicate Of the famous American
iiyer az they can be made In the absence OF
our exact plans. They are 10 be Known ~
not wIthstandIng the criticisms that have
been passed upon the Columbia because Of
her Hight battery these French cruisers VIII
have sun smaller oalibre guns the largest
being but CO lnones as against the eight
inch g,ui Of the Columbia.
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rAssnNorn rnMN wnEoKnD.
Reported That Twelve We're Killed aud
twenty-five Injured.

Albuaucrlue, n. NJ, August IA serious
accident occurred on the Atlantic anu
Pacific railroad at Grants station hbout
100 miles west OF here at O r. M The near
est telegraph station Is twenty miles from
the point at which the wreck occurred
and II is impossible TO get details Ut ms
hour. All that is known Is that two sleep
ers and two day coaches OF the tram Whioh
left 80 Francisco Monday evening went
into a ditch at the point named. ana the
railroad company sent to Albuquerque ior
all the physicians who could CO.
The relief train left here about O'CLOCK
but owing TO the condition OF the roah on
account Of the frequent washonts cannot
get through In less than four hours ~ Is
reported that twelve persons "ero A''iVu
and rs wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

During the Wind and rain storm yestcr-
day afternoon the big tent On East Fourth
street In which Methodist revival services
nre being held, wns blown down and ths
damaged. The plano was exposed 10 the
rain for a little while and was probably
somewhat Injured. Tie good brethren I'm
repaired the inj"ry done, aud In the eyo,-,
Ing were again chasing the devil aroul.
The stump with nll their old time vigor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
MIssIONAnIrs Ans orr

san Antonio Tex. August :. Manager
san Antonio Will drop out NJ the league
unless somebody else takes Il ny, l'oor
playing ~ the local team has hurt business
but only once have the receipts dropped
behind the guarantee
ln nm exhibition game today the Nils.
s'onarlee beat sherman by q score Of ~
TO :. The gate receipts were divided be.
tween the players
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

v.ma Aus. I'm corrlss says that Z con-
,rs bss been held between the premier.
s,snor crlSpi. the minister fer foteisn a.
sairs baron Blanc, minister q va ssH-
Mocsanni and Gen, Bsfsens, ~. s .es I. :,
81 y - M. city, and that Il has been
p p, =, - ,etd an sSoediiion Of 5000 nsn
T. 'nn,s,inia In october.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Telluride. Colo. August flames Clark.
aged 81. M employe in tho detective service
OF the Denver and Rio orande railroad. ex-
town marshal and ex-dcputy sheriff. was
murdered while walking down the street In
company with Mexican Sam" early today.
The assassin waa hid In an aperture be-
tween buildings and when Clark was nifty
feet distant he jumped to the sidewalk with
a Winchester and nrcd. The assassin es-
eauad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

ia an Tex. Aug. 7.-(speclal,-The re-
~ u neat. Novice wins by 10 min
rltlng ,,,.,.
". paIs-D. llurston, Jim Dandy,
p IA n,oous Actor; one-half mile. best
rs nlrse First heat. Jim DANDY. time
|ssinnlss neat Jim Dandy. limo 1le.
| tss,aa match i've entries, go yards.
nihate. mist Thee Evans second. Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO CUBA.
Thirty Thousand Recruits to be Sent to
Suppress the Rebellion.

Maarla Aug. TIT is now thought probable
mat tho relnforcements Of Spanish troops TO
be sent 10 cuba will number $1,000 men.
dispatch has been received here from Havana
confirming tile Associated Press dispatch OF
Yesterday announcing the arrival Of Captain
General Martinez de campos at Havana. and
thus setting at rest the wild reports circulated
q, Tho e,rect that he was virtually prisoner
OF tho Insurgents at Bayamn In the province
Of Santiago de Cuba
II is said here that General Lopez "a going
IA cuba as governor OF that island, thus
leaving Captain General de campos the full
direction Of the campaign against the in-
HurgentH.
,eeeiyed hre from Cuba are 10 the effect
that the cubans have blown up with dynamite
the railroad bridges near sancu spiritu. II J,
also reported that Condo Sound or scrsundl
has ioIned the innurgents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Palestine, Tex. August T.--tSpeciai-l-
News reached this city last night that
burglar entered williams saloon at Neehes,
blew open the safe and fired the building.
from which tho entire business portion OF
the little town was burned except one
drug and one general merchandise store.
sheriff Newell left this morning with the
bloodhounds 10 endeayor 10 track the
uends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

RIchmond, Va. Augut I.-Thomas
Moberly. a stock breeder OF this city. was
drowned at Virginia Beach, Norfolk. today
while endeAVorins to save one OF his dauEh.
terra. The lady vent beyond her depth and
the fathnr. who could not swim, attempted
70 20 TO ner and drowned before reaching hef'
Tho lady was rescued by another gentleman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

The Arlington aud Fort Worth league
club will play here this afternoon. The
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday Of next
week. The Arlington club though from
small city, has never yet been defeated.
plnycd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

,y.,n,urlon. August l.-Mlsa hlFse<'1
wa. s. xho shot IND killed Ernest uisfn
- ~.,a 40. surrsndeted herself 70 tns. r.<
rib .siminh court 'odsy sre w M
on "A ~, Her bondsren aft jour tn'
49, Scsithy real estate broker aug 9>.<i;
III, NcFssiy. sx-eommissefx tsNsSN
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list or PATENTS,

Washington, August f.--Followlng Is a
list OF patents for Texas: Henry u.
Dunnmnn, Rusk, dumping car. i. IL Dur.
nck, pec0s, dey,-e for replacing derniled
cars; ]. II. McIain, Pursley, pillow standard;
laiftonhOie oyelet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Chicago, August 7,-Aficr a wait OF sew
erai weeks the Chicago Fair association,
operating the Harlem race track, has ar
which was inlerfored with by the ciylc
federation. Hopes OF legislative action ~
tbp direction OF u turf law. which would
hermit pool selling on the tracks having
failed, an effort will be made 10 conduct
4 meeting without public betting the
management hopes TO secure such patron
ago az will warrant tile running VI the
sSs,OO national derby aud other stake
events arranged last winter. aud which
have never been declared on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
Corpus Christi Puts on Her Guia Attire
nnd Entvrtalns Visitors.

und Entertnlns Visitors.
Corpus Christi. Tox.. August T.-lspcc-
lnll-Ihe hrst day OF the Corpus CHRISTI
deep water celebration dawncd bright aud
beautiful. The opening OF the carnival "
sports was one or the hnppicHt event, OF
the cliy's history. Promptly az 10 o'clock
the procession formed IN front Of the city
hall aud wuH nearly one mila long and
was Witnessed by 1000 people, In tho
aftcrroun the attractions NJ the driving
park consisted OF baseball horse racing,
egg races aud bicycle races. Special trains
were run every hVe minutes 10 and FROM
tho park. The regatta In which fourteen
boats took pnrt was an interesting feature
TO the hundreds OF visltors. The distance
raced was rs miles over triangular course.
Al 1--WE O'clock sumptuons fish chowder
was spread on the lawn opposite the old
lee factory on the bench and was enjoyed
by fnlly two thousand visitors The COM
mlttoe IN charge OF the chowdcr were es-
pcrlenccd and they knew exactly how
10 please the delicate tastes OF all. As near
are $500 visitors In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Houston. Tex. August 7.--(speclal,)-A,
II. jacobs this morning prepared TO start
on trip md packed his sample trunk
In the second story. lie rolled his trunk 90
the elevator SHAFT, which was open. In
he was dragged through the shaft, fnlling
twenty feet. He Is not expected TO re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
AMERICAN MISSION ATTACKED.


Hong Kong. August 1.-THE British and
American mission at Fat shan. near Canton,
were attacked yesterday evening by large
and Infatuated mob. TIM hospitals were de-
molished. Some Of the missionaries fed to
sha Meen, others remaining. a Chinese gun
boat has been dispatched to quell the riot.
II is reported that all the missions ut
KwAns Lung will soon be destroyed and the
missionaries driven to the treaty ports. The
vesetarians are ie,ooo strong and well armed
and organized and able to withstand the
Chinese troops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

been growing holder in their threats and
acts an the months have passed Early In
July last several hundred attacked a village
near ku cheng and KILLED and wounded
several natives not Christians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Houston. Tex. August T.-tspeclai, Ire
fabrfs OF good rains continue 90 cong ~
IRON different parts Of south Texas. They
wifi add thousands uf dollars TO she crops
which need moisture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Galveston. Tex. August 7.-GnivcstOu
4 to I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Palestine, Tcr.. August 7.-lspecial; 4
The state grand lodge OF colored Odd fti-
lowk IL IN session here. Routine matters
are being calsaetsd-
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nAr1a pnSrpnNED.


Buffalo, August Z. The race between
Joe Patchen aud Robert ] was postponed
today on account OF heavy rain storm.