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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

1h- lAlzst Hair Growing Process known 70
medical science. No htr no pay The nroR-
ress q decay Immediate y arrCs ed A uxur.-
Gus Nolsiache. reard T. e3rOws and IasheS
an iuly prepared 70 met 81 stages Of Bald
MSS ami all cDadlTons % tie scalp No lstters
answered unless accom- panied with stamp Ad-
etess ~ Nes. fark streei, YORK block
rooms and 3 BaLge. Montana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08

Leave ninnespoiis 600 pm; Sc. Paul osss pm.
Except sunday. Atlantic Southern
EXPRESS Has Wagner Budst Sleeper aud
eago 500 am.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
The Partners Defeat the
Steers 7 to 6.
FIGHT IN THIRD INNING
A close Decision Brings Capt elsoY
and Umpire Carson Together in
a Two.Round Knockout.

pollns Tex. June, al.-Thc rahlln nC,s
,.,,i,y ,nl Won tie game by q score oi
To- d. lie Painters playing clgnl lnhlnss
'uI thn Steers nine. \ dihgthcotu' row W.
ni,cn during the second Inning ,np,glu
Eisry OF the l'uuthUtH nHHhulltl Nult,N
Carson. Two rounds were ioNsm t,,,t," la,
sfnnnrd Elsuy WINS hustled out OF tho
,ytntinla ma tho crowd threatened TO htn
him iIo WIS arrested hut nilvlWhluh ~
i,ngpd A close decision by lhc unlnl'
IN, rinltutcd tho row. inc lhhth'la Nv
tb1t they VIII win tUmorruwS INmo "
s'fEVnrrt worth parties who Witnessed the
.I,nir AT DuIlaa yesterday returned ihet
nIuht md ntntu how the 'unplvhhhilhvA
recorded In the above hpeglgl 0'cuftvu W.
thc third inning, Little llnutr u"u'
tvok 10 atpnl second; STANLEY. Whn MHe
,si%hius threw the Tall tu Stclnhou VINO
iiril down the unE OF second, lhc shur
itiln gprund bnsomnn caught me phl, Nuu
urrnrdlug to- tho HtutemchN nl w w.
n,4.rg clearly put Hodge out Lh'p,t a
Gntsbn. however, called liphgu H"is, ",'ii,,
iiIs pfctlpliutcd tho difficulty, nlp,lni
islsey VINO held urKt base, attacked IulWl'
Cursuii. uul before tie hnhultl ut WI
,,Wnir ,,lin gathered ON the diamond euul
iutIrfrrr % number OF blows M'Io ~,
,nuug,l E,spy was removed iInm Wv
grounds mud sunday was rnl M eln i ,,,i,,,
NirInrlnnd huA won The credit 81 W'uhuE
,tc anuD from the steers 81 three ull
f"roni timca did hc come 10 the t'h,A.
ma MAKE his gu0l batting count On W.
IL Those occasions with men on heH,h W.
Lnoclel tNu.huggcrH. ana the lhlfu YIN,
under tie same conditions HN h"u, Nv, ,,, .
lhroc.biggur allowing men To score Ga,
limo la addition 10 this hc pltchtd ~
,yrriIont gnmr. mud aided materially u
! thut way ia winding tho game
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22


Stanley caught a sherman rhuraday
without an error. Ills nngor ID now VOL,
Tho news o. yostorday'a nght AZ Dallas
caused considerable Excitement 10 sporting
circles here.
The Dallas club has signed o'connor Of
Sherman, Two 81 The Dallas nine WeAt
from Shreveport 70 NoH0lt. Va.
A challenge ~ extended 10 the Texas ana
Pacific nine and the city Hall nins 10 play
game At any time aud IN any park Sc
iccted
The East side base bali club will play n
game With the blsnwood club On nsni Sun
dAy afternoon. On the Fourth Of July. tho
he.i SIDE club Will play the KennodHle
club NJ Mansneld
Secretary Nolan " the state league has re.
cehef applicauons from about thirty Of
ne tsnt plaIers ~ NE country that arc
out Of Jobs. and Indications are that All
state clubs WI be materially iu1nEthaned
for TIE coming scfirl The new Ferias
wil run three months, and will b. ar.
RANGED for ~ tho meeting o. managers Ia
| Dallas tonight.
There Will b. q match game AZ the league
para this evening between the Rock Island
are very evenly matched. aud an in,srest.
| ing game viii be the result. mo fallrosd
[ boys VII ~ into the contest prepared q
| ih9tpNFhp pafalf1c hef ogppncnfa anf
mere - sure 70 b. fun. The game viii b,
called Al $50. LadleA admitted free
Ihe Isast ed paeinc hallway boys hsv,
efEahlted base ball nine and are ID
iot thh hen0fa u the diamond. The an
consists Of The following mcruhogB. Jane
= Ffl. catcher. W, y. Brhois, pitcher
J.. \, chpseaen. nrrt base. 100 Keboo,
ssssona base ia orriet. third base; VIA
hsid, 81. 'nogsy'' Conley, right nsia. IN
v. Duny, LEFT neid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

state baptist Convention rarao' R'io'u-
lions,


prvon. FOX. June Ala large nun
her ~ delevntea were present az 'ovsy
seesion of tho baptist State SUNDAY N,nuy'
md eoiuortagn convention, IN spite w ~
tnnat continuous rain, Report Of 'n,nnliu,
ouponiug tho consolidation OF tho WI Ni,H w
unntlst conventions was un1nlinaNHY ,uvp,'u
Nor some discussion, II was iuFthor
solved that the qucat0na of moihnlk tns ~,
sunday school into tho general COM ,r opt Ky
nhould mover again be considered llo wv
Having RESOLUTION was Adopted e...
0ncroIycd, that We. the llAplltt stare euni
dav aohooi convention ~ Texas, a1.uWpleu
al Iiryan. doplore tho Corholl-fi,Niln4'!,o,h' !.
bruising match at Dallas as moral bN,lhe ,.
md nnnelal curse TO our Hmle, INC uAn.
frl offocts Of which II VIII require teNorn
years 10 recover from. That we ulke ous r
royernor TO do all possible 20 prevent w
taking place, even II calling a npeelhl hsa-
sion Of tho Legislature Ia necessary 10 DIV
missionary workers made reports.
W. @. Luther was elected oorieApo"''"S
sunday school board was appointed. esA
follow, l.. l.. Foster. G. y. MafWoU' a.
IT, Mitchali. David Dlanhenship, u, ~
Hood, j. Q, Townos, Il, =. Harrison a.
Norman Wolls j. Il. NJ. Touchalone' " ~
Everett, ". l.. Denniu, j. g. G"ntfy ~ ~
galloway, IL. 7. Hanks, j. II. HnrdWloho'
A. n. haton. T. -. Plttman' j. NJ Hope'''
IL the afternoon session a chinese dele
gnto from M Paso made m addfofl
San Antonio was selected as tho h'A'
place Of meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

the stone cutters unions In ths unli'a
states the niilcors being elected anhhAlg,
Tho public buildings that are being uiesWn
II. Fort Worth have given employ Jun, w
large number Of stone cutters Gnu h,ens
masons. There are new perhap. my h,one
cutters In Fort Worth. NEARLY All o. Wn,nn,
arc employed. A stone cutter f.neIhN
ycatefiay that he did not know 81 pNl wv wv
cutters In Fort Worth that wom NOT ''n-
ploycd. =, "a T.
H., o. ". c.. n. Il. T., and q, II u, W
secure tho union meeting OF gu th' ~ ~,
road organizations In tho ttalo ior ~
Worth. Will please remember the mo,s,nb
10 be held tonight az the Locomotive l!l V,
mems hall on South Rnslt street. Inc hnehVs
committee will make report, anu u
probable that nnal arrangnmenM S.n W
made. y. ", y Y, l, G.,...,,,.
], J. pirkA. formerly machine op'Ia,
tor on tho uaEottc. ~ now Ia ST. LOUIS ."
work on tho giobO-Dcmocrnt,
n. McKown formerly Gazette OPERATOR
Ia nov al Little Rock Ark,
CarhcntcfH' union No. e2l elected mo fol'
lowing officers last Wednesday night ~
j. pcrry president, J. ~. llildefhrnhd, vice
prrsldoht Jack Thompson, corresponding
secretary. MI naldnck, financial secretary
Geofgo Thompson. treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

VIII Of Major Adams Entered for Probate
at san Antonio

at san Antonio
San Antonio, Tex. June 2i,-Ihe lust WI
nnl tustainent OF the late Major y -,
ADAMS wns med, in W. county gin cGCaris,S
1uy l. 1A2 lie hcutrnthel 10 liuhll
Lag a20 acres " laid N l.9h2 e0UWhG,
known % the Iron heii. owned 3p'pUS y
WlckcS; also half interest In the office fur,l'
iturc VI Adams n Wlckcs, 10 Glen W.,
Howard and y. He'll, 5000 onchi 20 hhuulh
$3.50; 10 Alamo Lodge No, A. ~ MnHohA,
$1,000. 10 the Snu Antnnio cnmlnandery OF
knights Tompnr 5000 10 Tue ntnl.s'aain wv.
Otphnns' home Ht West End, $1,000 70 ne
rifv OF Fan Antonio for d public library
SOD OOU; to the First proshytcrlnu church
5000; TO the 81. Marks EpMcopal church,
$3.50; IN the Catholic orphah hNlnIl' SSu 500
ninos etc. for tic Inmates 500: for tho
inclusure ~ the MhsOnlc burial grounds,
SinO. TO each one uf the colorol snndlJ
tors of Mira. Oliie Washington, 5000 20
Narslcp Rnrn, Eugene Medina nnd hlt
rul1rtd servants George smith nnu J"nn
Jones Tor Howard what clothing may w
irft fu Mrs. Emma Harrington. lliu hnlt
-lstcr. $1,000; TO Mrs. Mary IL, HEATHER
lia Niece S21 0UO, 10 the Confederate tol'
llpr. home az Austin Sgn9 to Mrs. FI n,,,i
real estate already decided to hcr' 10
lifdln 4. Adams, his son, MI tho t,siiln,
Of deceased, estate Of every description
! iIycroi To HIN when hc nttnns tho ugo
NJ ~ years, and to receive $1,000 year
! WITH that limo,
II appoint my friends, Henry l.nnEor
| John H. James mud Hardin ". Adams
/ executors Of my viii, und ! desire that b,
! security shall bee required OF ihrh' nnl
| that 10 action be- had IN the probate court
! In relation 10 the settlement Of my estate
other tlmu the prphntng ana reCotdihi
! Mnsonlr brethren In the Masonic burll
| ground with Masonic ceremonies
Tho estate OF the deceased IL w0rll
StuOUOD
a--=s-=H=4=sUI-aH----HHas
The national game viii BIO played ~ League
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

10 ,bo attitude Of tho prohlbiiionlsia IN INC
sfate cempainn. Il fecitcs mat mpin aIo
Lass thar, dozen Counties ~ INC slN ee,m m
,hst MA most legislature pass prohlnNivn
law covering the whole ttafe. and ihht wy
same session provide Tor Tue aHblnie.,,,S, o
the people Of consutuuenh' pnynd Mia
IA tho fuNlrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Organization chief Topic Of Converpi
nnn m nnslhraa CIrclcs

Organization chief Topic Of Conversa-
lion IN business circles
"tf there Is anything IN tho mnNlm IN
union tIfrc il strength " said prunlucut
business man yesterday, 'Fott Worm
citizens should adopt the phrnsr as iht1
motto mud never let II got out OF slight
Here We are, willing unh anxious 10 tan
and Won, fnt the city but We are mot or,
Rini1cd. Tue GazrttcH suggestion hnu
movement for u prUmutlNe Club l Regard NN
th0 very best possible move 30 mhho. Get
together. llHuH Of organization tth lN
talked then. | have only the AlhllluHl io',.
give II credit for accomplishing great good
HIT we want another aud o Mrgrr prghhi1u'
tinu-unc that VIII Include every husiuc"
man with the interest OF the city ut heart,
IN it, membership
81 have been away q week ur Hn,' Wld
Vicc,prrsidont u, j, Iillor of tho National
iiNc stock bank. 'hul am Just rai'hlnH 'h"
drlft Of THIS movement Any enterprise uI
any movement fur promoting the iuiuivHW
Of Fort Worth meets Win my hnunallhtl
Enforcement anu approval nave not llN.
ffIoud VI Fort Worth, both theoretically
l0rsc This movement"
''rhc sucrpss we have achieved 10 the
past" mll Major Il NJ, Van Inudl "uua
been attained by sticking together No ut.
guullltiuu VIII accomplish much without
tuIuU provision for expense. uul my uplns
ton IA That we had better give that sup
port To- the board Of trade uud WORK
through H. That lH its province. nnh !
would not thihl " Wise 10 antngpnlzo ",
| to BE- quoted personally, Hnldi ''ull q
| meeting IN thu Ulty han aud Let tnls matter
| be- pushed in o nnish aud o promutlyc club
| started, We uctl 1t nui can got H. The
| time ia now ripe for Ut anu we must nct.'
] Haa .-a..HH4a--
ErwoETH LEAGuE-Cu TrNNouuA.
! Conference Of the 'pwurlh League 10 hu held
/ at Chattanooga, Jrno 2ith tp 2lih inclusive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

In Kentucky General Hardin made an az
srcasivc campaign for goyeyor on a Tree 81
ycf platform, cassus NJ clay refused 70
diacloas his views. and Lieutenant Governor
Afford announced Ms gold standard eana''
date Hardin bas lead Of uearly 100 IN
s,ructed votes over Clay, whiic Afford mas
but two votes. There Is hardly a doubt OF
Hardln's nomination. That tells plainly
no,ah whore Kentucky stands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

toi apfinrr. An, June q "A mine Of
irun plf'isf, the ricAnsrs q shioh 4 un-
fquhlel ~ The nfrt q ne famous Srsnish
2 cffiesd n twenty tDna = bsirr aiken out
~ tiugnltat % M clappsH chefniasi
company. tAifago ana 100 iona ~ htlsnia
ins1nisftrfsft, A eeesr made by tie
plr lnnl llllNlr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Now York. June u.-Goyornor Morton
stands BY the Baby III which assures %
col1rcd men MI public privileges 10 hotels
mont 10 tlo penalty " fine and hEoa ne
damages recoverable by The nggreyeG party
at not loss than 500 nor moro than 80.
pr5prlpt1rs AN over tho city and several have
iuucbpd at no Waldorf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

oll tho miadwnoanorg In tho catalogue The
register contained the following Tor yoator'
day. VIII Wash disturbing the peace, Emil
lona8. theft. Mary uilyor. disturbing the
peace WIN. icl0w, walking with prostitute;
John Norman, nuisance. Hattie buchanan,
prostitute, Chsris1 RlilmAn, dram shop.
Chaflca Miller. Sick Walter Young, fast
driving. Cnadoy COME f1fnieatiOn. Fred
Neelcy. theft.
The following fines were ansc1sod IN police
court yesterday Mary Glover, ruraluR, AlH
days, Hattie buchanan, SIX dayA5 VIM. Bc-
low. fifteen days jack Mcdonald, diatufb-
Ing the peace paid 81 INC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Montgomery. Ala. June 2l.-A small sized
Pubrfuatorsl boom has been started Tor
Ex-Gov Thomas Geay Of Greensboro n
h. entcfs tho race no will make a strong
candidate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

President ingalls, Of the nlg -Four railroad
vnl he candidate for tho United States
senate agaln1t Brioc. whc1 the latter tha
tina, good tines wore coming soon, perhaps
he had reference aololy to tho Ohio situa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Kansas city No., June q. Secretary Car
Isle has declined tho Invitation 10 hd-
dress the sound currency club N Jackson
county, ga account " the work IN tho De.
partnont witch has already fallen behind
.-IeqalfIng DIS pIeaaneo AZ Malhlngton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

washington. June p Tho Republican Na.
tionei committee viii probably meet In
November this year. instead OF December
tho month selected Tor many yeniR past
Tho Republican leaders bolloyo that ne
giyo AZ months' notice Of the meeting. II
Will they say. have to meet IN November
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

'Tls indeed the poor mans age. Such
pnlntnble, wholesome food na that pre-
pared by aid Of Prices Cream BakhlE
Powder was not possible W even 'he
costly feasts OF ancient cplcurca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Racine. Wis. June 2i,--A report is cur
ront 10 tho eject that j. r., Dodge. nrl
asalstant attorney general NJ the United
State, VIII tender bis resgnal0n and On.
ter the law hfm Of Fish Carey or NIL
Wnukre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
mac IIrRT CrlOAGO.

Chicago. Juno zi.-Tho hotel mon arc
logaIizo race track gambling Manager BetDis
Of tho niehclleu, says that N.yl0OQ has
been forced out Of Chicago b. the defeat
Of the Humphrey iii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7: baltimore.
a HeE York New York Washington. l.
~ hpsiqn-l Boston, Il iir0ohiyH. 4.
hcr1rd game clsFsiand. 10. Chifaen
~ " Loalg~st l.9uia. n Cincinnati Z
~ thaiunoega Chattanooga o. Auenfs z
~ Evansville Eranfsile a. Nashville, &.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

'iea raiy vas fiql,. 10 gave her caaerl
rhsn Hi,eyas a ciliia. shs end ~ ca'-orss.
Shsa AZ boraino l;i.a, s..s sissz % el'iora.
wHsE llo nod cAl,arsn. $40 sarslhcra casieris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
NOT OWNED BY THE IRos-s.
pIipLTsHERs' NOTICE

x.,,a md the subscription price OF
Vn spn Gazette delivered by carrier,
tne t ssdyesd 10 ten cents week h,lu
w, XIV M la morning paper was as
eon''D''' STATE PRINTING CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Leonard Tex. June 20. Yesterdays game
herr resulted IN a score Ct n fUf Leonard
Savage, Q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Paduoah, Ky, Juno 2l.--licnry Burnett Of
mia NV ID reported 70 bo a darn horse In
mo race for governor and has handful Of
friends VINO arc striving herdcaliy TO work
10 d boom Tor him. Burnett Is sound
money advocate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

The official history Of the Worlds
Fair VIII comprise thirty volumes Of
coo pages each. II Will contain record
OF the award given Prices Cream Bak-
ing P0Wder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
WHITE ELEpHlul
REsTAuRANr.

. .., Popular t'''taursstva K,
a specially Of handIirv 81. NY
Oysters on tho Half sh.a q
Summer. Also Lob.,,,,,
sm'lt'' Black Bass, sp..I,h 4
ere'' White Fish. HsIlsa,, o.t I, =
sh'ophead' Red Fish. pom.,,, = \,
Frog Legs. ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

wSETgD- coIHEncfkt TitAyEf.EaR
A rnrulaf maaiIaT ~ Torf worth Council
NO. y siii " tel1 th, ftering a. :. in'
shet5. All egrnrltta inyltd
FnAfE 4. JONDh,f. q. C.
81 Z. zkHTaSs. Ferfoiafy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Washington. 1uns u --oogsip q. the De.
pkftnrnt - state ssyt that Dr. nutmaa,
minister u Nicaragua 90 ne United states.
has made hiinseh offensive o. thf hdminig-
rutsn ~ sTietufes he has inaulFed IL
upgn ~ fgfriEu policy. h1d N h. 81 found
20 De- tar sufhaf n fouo pNtlilh0d hriitiua
aeertahcd ~ bin. his rrrsn may b. de-
handed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

SULLIVAN SELLS TWO or HIS MEN,
Dallas, June q Ted Sullivan having sold
Thornton and Gilman TO Norfolk. the boys
departed for Virginia last night Mike
OCpunor has boon signed as FIRST baavuiun
and captain OF tho Dallas team. Hazel,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

~ m5ui1i has h4d ifffeof .ufceta vita
eafsf. snoiisH ard wuninf since qhe hag
nHia VI peer Quafu besing t0Htef.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Hrrify bniitrg barber fiaiv. Efrert tar
i-gs fesr issss rsilsiisa. = csissaan. prs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Base hall game ms evening At League
Park bst4crB y u C. a. and Rock Island
ieamp, Dlsns csiied A. i.sg. Ambulance -
cents Laaio. fros
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22
"RELp!'
A wOMAN'S DESPAIRING CRY.
IL Is Heard. A Prominent Actress
Escapes Great Danger.

terteiAL TO ouh LApf hhApNh"J
How startling is q woman's cry Tor
holpl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

man, without reserve and the answer
will come FROM one Of her own sex. BE
one OF the vast army Of womei no write
10 Mrs. Plnkham, at Lynn, Mass, and
preserve YOUR health. Only woman
can understand a. womans MS"
A prominent actress, in a letter to
Mrs Plnkham, says:-
You cannot imagine the fear
ful condition was In when J first wrote
10 you. l was simply OF no use 70 myself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Chase & ssnbpfl'f isnouf taas ana 4 g.,
a. TURNER a niNcELa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

lie DOCS Not Prefer chlnfso % American
Labor.
To he Editors q the Port Worth Gazette
Csnuemeus in reference 10 the telegram
ffgm Dallas IN your issue Of tho asst DO
not see h0w any one touid make out % the
frW friendly remarks ~ General Eabsll and
myself Tor and against tree silver thsi I was
10 faFgf u chinunirn v other lab0fefa.
nefsr had thought " ttit kin1. There Ia
ucihinE IN g. I never tupyosod had an
enemy IN ne word, much lgsa Newspaper
man, ard u looks Fqry lunnTe hoN ny TAX
thesld BE- Interpreted a. Il Was. Truly 2puru.
J. a. WILSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

Accoatf H'E'E Tcfftefa' ars.riaf.on. DAB
la. Ter. Juns * 20 =. ths Cotton Nslt
route rin 80 fogr3 up hekais 60 Dallas
ifrau n 4. % fha nsffifrsfs plan. MN
irr tsisr 1sus p % y. fneintiro. Heated
- fQtrtuo1H .llrtrf
( d. wAnSrR. q. p. A..
a. =. ci,itt or. = 2. A. 1gief. Tex
d y MORGAN. = =. a y. A.
~ Nsin f.rfsf4 fors Worm, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

The national game will ho played At League
Park this evening az 1880. Y, NJ. g, A. va
Un1k Island team. Ladies' free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-22

YEsTERpAYs POLICE RECORD.
Twelve arrests were made during tho past
twclty-four huuru, tho ofionsol embracing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-26
THREsHING OLD STRAW.

fhe Tribune continues to thresh old
straw by whacking away at the causes
for the convention. That is too late.
It only raises a dust and brings out
no grain. The convention has met and
dispersed. After accomplishing its pur-
pose it has become thing of the past
Its effects, however, are being felt
throughout the territory. They are ex-
cellent The Democratic party has
placed itself on record against the
secret influences which have been used
against it, and mas once more pro-
claimed the entire separation of church
and state in Utah This is to be the
rule under state form of government
It is understood fully, now, that this
Is the compact under which the new
state is to enter the Union. And that
includes the cessation Of secret or open
influences. by any ecclesiastical organ
ization or authority. to interfere with
the political rights of the citizen in his
allegiance to his country or TO what
ever party he may have Joined.
Whether the causes that led to the
calling of the convention were sufficient
or not does not matter now. Nor need
our added contemporary worry over
the matter Republicans were not re-
quired to participate in the gathering
And if the course of some of their num-
Der was very openly exposed, they need
not trouble unless they really wanted
TO have such methods continued.
All citizens of Utah, regardless Of
differences on political points, should
nov unite to make Utah a free and
Independent state, in which all the
citizens will be equal as to civil rights
and privileges, and in which religious
and political affairs shall be protected
from interference the one with the
other, liberty being the watchword and
progress the purpose of every soul.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-26

:. The Democratic state convention of
Utah will reassenble today to determine
on the course that the party shall pursue
IN view Of the alliance formed between
the Republicans and the Mormon poIvr-
amous hierarchy. The Salt Lake Herald
says that probably the Democratic state
lcket VIII not be withdrawn. 1t is silent
as 10 the course that the convention viii
ADOPT IN regard to statehood.
from the fact, however, that the Dem
93cTats VIII keep their state ticket in the
held 1t IS probably that they will make
no opposition to admission. Yet the en-.
tlre sentiment OF The country would OPP
pose their action If they should ADOPT
this course. 1t would not be an act of
inconsistency if they should vote ror
state officers with the alternative of de-
featlng admission if it should be accom-
panied by the restoration by Mormon
state church and pOlygamy as an insutu-
ton lof the new state.
The exact extent of the power that
President Cleveland would possess in cas-
or a Mormon victory in Utah is not de-
fined by the enabling act OF Congress.
Ihe crisis of a Mormon restoration was
not anticipated. The act provides thai
on the adoption of 6the state constitutf6U
ana a proclamation to that effect by the
president the state shall be admitted.
1t is doubtful whether the president
Will be compelled to issue his proclama-
ton If the Mormon and polygamous vote
OF Me nation would Justify him in refus-
ing to certify that Utah is state in the
union if it should come in with the Nor
mon church in the aScendency now and
the revival of polygamy as a future prob
abllity.-Chicago Chronicle.