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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
Standing Committees for the Year
1SOA.S,

School Management - Mcssrs. Brcnan.
Halle. Duggan, Mrs. sherman. Messrs. Gus.
ack. Beebe, Errant, Thornton, Rosenthal
aud Jirka.
Jnnitors and supplics-Aiessrs. Cusack,
Duggan, Cameron, BIuthnrdt ana Kcanc.
buildings and Grounds-Messrs. Hecbc.
Halle. Mnllcttc. Kirk. lIluthardt, Goctz,
Drezninl. Duggan nnd Rlount.
Flnance-Alessrs. LindblOm, Brcnan and
Mallcttc.
JudicIary--Ale Drcxmal. Errnnt. and
RoscnthaI.
School Fund Property-Mcssrs. Kcnnc.
Brennan. Biount, Cameron, Cusack ana Er.
rant.
High School Mcssrs. Cameron. Halle. Mrs.
Sherman, Messrs Brennan and Thornton.
College Preparatory SchoOl-Alcssrs. Thorn.
ton. Brennan, Halle, Mrs. Sherman and Mr..
Jlrka.
English High and Manual Training School
MIR. Mallettc, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. Kirk.
Special Funds-Mcssrs. Rosenthal, Lind
olOm, BlOunt, Kirk nnd -.
Drawing-Mcssrs. Errant, Cusack, Beebc,
Jlrka and -.
Music - Mcssrs. Bluthardt, Drczmal,
Blount, Mnllette ana -.
Gcrman--Mcssrs. Halle. Bluthardt, Dug
gan, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. Goetz.
Physical Culture--Mcssrs. Goctz, Jirka,
Bluthhardt. Roscnthal and -.
Compulsory observation-disclosures. Duggan,
Jlrka, Lindblom. Drezmal and Kcanc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
The Chicago City Council.

s !sss S.;;; CIV $is:f
iULonis /. Epstean. II. Auditorium, An, Annex *
John j. Conghlln. d. ;it3 4; , Madison ~
SSi.sn hs Ballard H. M Msssaa Ave
aI Eaw s%I' aa9rsnasr ' Ai SSfs $ys
~-MartiS u; Madden ZIP W N II
Pstis b;i., Mf $ss $s;a Az !;
0IT Tho! M, Efsa D. is i Emerald n Ave
WIN N9ns j. f' GNslil, II; s. TIaistsd s,
John 4, Cooke E ;;i ~ ~ anS , HSi island
sM Mn MG s'dSIGka D. is'h 81 aa ~ Goth s.
srJoseph y. Bidwili. r., ;5a6 "; 10Th 81
Fred Rhode, D.. :, ..1s Wash n1, Esi Hs y,
ie7Fs ssS + I RSs%an H. $40 " "a s 3
,,-WiaR i Kent f. g; 500 T + SsisSrsop hS 81
,s-Martin Knowles; SO sa1 Walnut Fnl,sn e Z.
James Keats, Il, :, ..25 "; Chicago Aye
jSseGn LHnRRe nns i; 'iooi .Ss5 Noble 81
John Schermann,, r.. 1891 Noble ~
l7-s,ephen H. G9ssslin 32S n ~ PeTp nEs s.
William T. Mallory D; 20 s i,a StatS =
i9-Thomas Gallagher d. 20 > iiaIs.en 81 81
30 6 s2an II r9wer Il. .isS southport Aye
cSsfla, + Esieri Il, e G G,ftS@ ~ "
<. j. Brachiendo.f, u. ,t9I , Larrmbee 81 81
e2-Ed Mgelhoeier, H'b5diS5 nnISSeHhawk H 81
.3-WilliaIn !. Kelley, p,.,a.:' ,lOs ons g. :,
John y. Larson; H. ~" = rH Mrdl1 "
- Thomas ii. CnrrIer, II: ..,lo2 y. Clark ~
,,-AlhcFt II Klclncckc, u. :Dlt iinclhe ave
WiIlIam j.. Chapman, II 1881 wilton Aye
eo-%llllI@ i lGkisr' x Ash! nSt Ave
y--Mathew ]. Conway, R...... .hsrln9sn
Hubert W. butler ni,, 49,. ,Eq n,Sl,e n sts
Ishn nlgaIs Dt.'.'.,iss6;i i 2 w ;95d Il Il
,,aI,f Mnlcnhy. -. .f335 Wentworth Ave
w-iol,a ". utesch. u. ASA Ashland Aye
Walter Merchant, u, ~, III ~ -, .,
"- fawIs j j. Noble, H. II 500, 1874 pearhorTn
s2wm. Z, Kerr; Il b, ~ ,4 MI TsnrSorn s.
s-5; Geo u. shepherd !! oi5i Commercial AZ
:. Iysns hNsiii, H. 1880 Wabash Ave
o. l.. Chadwlck, u. i.a Watt Ay.' f"i'"an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
Chicago Fire De apartment.

y. J; swcnic. Fire Marshal and Chief Of
William II. Musham. First Assistant Fire
Marshal and Department Inspector.
John II. Greene, Second Assistant Fire
Marshal.
Charles 8. Petrie, Assistant Fire Marshal
and Department Secretary.
Michael W. Conway Ere INSPECTOR
Frederick Itles, Chief of ID battalion.
Patrick O'Malley. chief OF ID battalion.
Peter Schnur, Chief OF 4th Battalion.
osaph G. ra asn, CHEZ CHEZ! OF q h a a'S
Eugene Sweeney. Chief OF It'll battalion.
James Heaney, Chief Of sth Battalion.
WIN: IL, Townsend, Chief OF OH battalion.
John Fitzgerald, Chief of 18th Battalion.
Joseph l.. Kenyon, Chief Of 18th Battalion.
Frederick j, Gabriel, Chief of 18th Battal-
lon,
Engine Company No. I, 2Il Fifth avenue
John McDonough, captain, 5lI South Lcav.
lit street; James j. Ahcrn, lieutenant, 2s9
Aberdeen street.
strect-Edward O'Neil. captain, l5i Web
ster avenue; william j. Mullin, lieutenant,
COZ Larraboe street.
stroet-John sullivan, captain, - sholto
street; John Riley, lieutenant, 100 West Con
Engine Company No. O. li3 Maxwell street
-JblN u. INullSs 'hllulll' f'' '''hlI
street. John j. Miller, lieutenant, us West
.lst street.
Engine Company No, Z, ~ Blue Island
II, enuc-John Lynch, captain, lOi2 West
Taylor street; Frank q, Iiacrlng, lieutenant.
40a West Harrison street. ann,
Engine Company No, :, 1881 Archer ave
nuc-Michael II. DrlscOll, captain, 3ill on
avenue; John Barlow, lieutenant :do I'D
street.
aycnue--Alfred W. Pendleton, captain, ao9
Cottage Grove avenue; John skopec, iien'
tenant. 2s26 Calumet avenue.
Engin. Company No. 10, ~ Pacific avenue
John e. Mcdonnell. captain, AL W. Iiar'
rison street; Patrick NJ. Murphy, lieutenant
ia SebOr street.
Engine Company No. II, 2o5 Michigan
street = John Harmon, captain, 2is OAK
street; Jeremiah Herlihy, lieutenant, los w
Adams street. IN 49,
street-J0hn Cook, captain, 495 w. Eric
street; Edward J. Buckley, lieutenant, III
Townsend street.
Engine Company No. 10, 10 Dearborn
sfreef--.Iohn u. I.istman. cnptain. ~ George
.lrssl;. yvlu y. Y N..iss. IisstsAAA@i, - n
rssnklle street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
City Board Of Education.

Alfred =. Trude, President.
w. A. \. Graham, Secretary.
William II. Beebe. y and 8 Pacific avenue.
Theodore J. Bluthardt, Venetian Building.
30 washington street, Room 81s
Thomas Cusack, 800 Throop street.
Patrick II. Duggan. 4242 South lfalsted
street.
james =. Mallettc. The Rookcry.
Alfred =. Trude, 20 Clark street. Room IL.
Thomas Fireman, Reaper Block. corner Of
Clark and Washington streets, Room 10.
NJ. j. Kcanc, southeast corner Wabash
avenue and Washington street.
Daniel Il. Cameron. - Lake street.
Charles y. Thornton, 141 LaSallc trcet.
Robert 1lndblom, Board OF Trade building.
Edward q. Halle, Royal Insurance Build
Ing. Room 2Oi.
Mrs. Caroline X. Sherman, 225 South Lcav.
itr street.
Fred NJ. Blount. Chicago National Bank.
Fritz Goetz. IS Michigan street.
Frank j. Jirka, SOi South Ashland avenue.
Joseph W. E.rant, Unity Building, Room
1i37.
Wallace +. Kirk, 800 North Water street. =
u. J. R0scnthal. The Emporium. 10
State street.
Max A. Dregmal, 1O3 Randolph street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
FUNERALS IN ARGENTINE.

FUNERALS IN ARGENTINE.
Strange Advertisement from That
Far.Oh Country.
The following advertisement appears
III a recent number of an Argentine
newspaper:
NJ M1RAS,
UNDERTAKEN AND COACH RE.
POSlTORY.
Gale Balcorce 212-G2G.
Between Gales Alsina and Moreno.
This establishment is the first and
only one to reduce to fair limits the
price Of interments. thus allowing fami-
lies Of moderate resources to honor their
dead suitably, and It publishes tariff In
order that the public may compare
prices with those of other houses.
TARIFF.
Special CntcgOry-Splcndid hcarse,
six horses. mutes, etc. engraved coffin,
with double metal case and bronze
handles, landau for wreatlls, 3 special
mourning coaches, 30 carriages, service
for waking corpse, Gothic or Roman,
silver plate for coffin, servants to re-
ceive mourning cards, advertisements
In papers, permit of registry, coach for
crrands mt disposal. Price $1,000, In
which everything IL included.
Louis Nv. Style-Hearse and horses,
3 mourning coaches, mutes, ETC., Ian
dau for wreaths, % carriages. wrO,ibllt
coffin with metal case and European
handles, service for wake. Gothic plate
for coffin, permit. advertisements, etc..
servants and coach for errands, etc.
Price $3.50.
European Style-IIcarsc, 4 horses, 3
mourning coaches, mutes, etc, 20 car.
riagcs. wrought coffin. double metal
case, European handles, plate for coffin,
service for wake. permit, advertise.
ments. service, coach for crrands, etc.
Price $500.
First Category-A. Hearsc. 4 horses.
mutes, 2 mourning coaches. coffin with
double metal case ana European han.
dies, table, clothes, etc, house arranged
In mourning. permits. advertisements,
ETC.. coach for errands. Price $3.50.
B.-Hearse, 4 horses, 2 mourning
coaches, mutes, Is carriages. coffin with
metal case and European handles,
table, clothes, ETC., permit. advertise.
ments, etc, coach for crrands. Price
$500.
C.-IIearse, 4 horses, mourning cOacli-
es, 10 carriages. coffin imitation ebony
with double metal case and bronze han.
dies, nickel-plate for coffin. table. linen,
etc.. permit and advertisements. ser.
wants, coach for errands. Prize $3.50.
Second Category--A. Henrse, = horses,
mourning couch, 8 carriages. plate for
coffin, cloths. candlesticks, ctc., permit
etc. Price $500.
B.-Hcarsc, 2 horses, coffin imitation
ebony, mourning coach, u carriages
candlestlcks. Price $3.50.
C.-Eearse. horses, cedar coffin
leaden case, mourning coach. ) CIR.
riagcs. cloths. candlesticks. Price 500
| This establishment undertakes the
transference Of remains from any part
Of the world, also from one cemetery t.
another. from the camp to city
Church services with catafalquc. mass
Oh, and without any additional charge
Families may rest assured that they
will be scrupulOusly attended to, and
will not be In the slightest incOnvcn
fenced. owing to the employees being
Thoroughly trained. An order by telc
phone IL quite sufficient to promise the
attendance Of I'M emplOye with dc
| ilod tariff
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
Forciyn COusuls In Chicago,

Argentine Republlc-P. :. Hudson. S3 Jack
son street. -
Austro-IIungarian-IIen Claussenius, IS
9th avenue.
Iielgiun-Charles Henrotin, 1877 Dearborn
street.
Denmark-Emil Dreier, 200 Fremont street.
France-Edmond Bruwart, 10 La Sale
street.
German Empire-Carl Buenz, 20 Borden
Block.
Great Brltain--James H. sadier, Z? Dear
born street
IlulI = A.4Aasssgo d Cssugliols. IlO Ia
Sale.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02

Mexico Felipe BerrIoxabai. i26 Washing
ton street.
Netherlands George Blrkhoff, Jr.. 81
Washington street.
Russia--M. II. Thai. 20 La Sale street.
Spain--Hobart Z. Chatheld. Taylor, Mon
tank Block.
Randolph street.
Switaerland-A. Hallnger. 1877 Washington
street
DuIlding.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
Federal Officials.

Collector Of Customs. -. Martin ]. Russell
r'ostmaster;; ;,:,..,....;,; Washington Hcsing
United states Marshal. John W. Arnold
custodian L. =. Building. NJ. H. l,aiicy
chief Postoiiicc Inspector. James y. Stuart
Appraiser Of the Port 80. Frank u. uoyne
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
etc. co.,c,, Committees.

City Council Committees
PInspre.-Maiden. Campbell, ONei,i ,3lth
vsriC, Kent. Marrenner, BidMill, finRier'
Noble, Keats, Cooke, Meiiiieh' f""er"'
I.j.s.sry. -nssas sus'In. n.l!ssd' Ley
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-02
state Govern ncnt.
Comfy Government.

"' lame. peo.o
Sncriu ...... ''''"' 'i,.a~r cau,fcr
Clerk Circuit Court. frank y. r mu,,,,,
Clerk superior court. StcppeHu ~,
Clerk Criminal Court. ERNEST d M msnnmar
Clerk Probate Court. -. "a. ": Sooper
County Treasurer. daniel H. N0 pn. iIsSie
Coroner: .......'.'.....;;;:.., 'a,heww ascrmnn
County superintendent OF sGno SCHOOLS, - i,.,,,,
., .,.,,n,v :;or,mI..ion.
E0es'usn' D0"'" Va SUUs Danici - 8cniy
COUNTY COMMiSsiONEn,Ss Acc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
THEY WANT MONEY
ron a uNNS An COMNNCnE, IN
DIAN TEnHITOHY.



Comnnohe, l. T., August tS.-Com-
anche he elated today nbout our crtt,,
cr,n ni,, 700, -, .,,.. a.. -
US NV '"''"" hlh lH pe'hE
lpuo'd ON the old gin stand. Today a
long line OF teams came I'm. bringing
the mRehIp,,., of tho Tp,t,,,. ,.t, MIL.
IN, 80. ~. 80 ""''''
NJ ~ p"S w noIe NJ once BlNinN u9
wv" Nus neie ana splendid cotton
'naN's we heed q BANK mere ana
s'uust nav one Mll some OF those
ii'uUWs WIZ ulc l1lhllB 10 lnuch about
,p'Gn'g ut ShFap MONEY send man
~ ~ Iio''l y, WIN some, TO cash
u"sgvN9' ul'''A, cto Such a man can got
nno ilhe or uopoaliN, IWo Families
,, reiin i,e9', IeN" shlpped me their
iv,fu ~, ' ", Neek ana are coming over
nv ~ '"'nahVIe'
~, -, ., rtetener OF IAtrnnt county,
on r5uta to eop ,ivoS y n mere iast week
iheS,tinF Wuur us crowd were de-
,,,t,, ,,,,,W ',h thlS country, ana think
iis VIZ tuoets mere, Mr. tlill and
Ss ~, ,'on M9ntakue county were
trn nm i"., week loohlng for homes, A
NM ~ pnlmn1tet mas Jumped the town,
AZ" a. ~ n,'ls Nlso, lNteiy, II any reader
~ ~ we ."15slo SHOWS OF g tramp prin-
N oor WIZ - 1 il ~ Nomianene, ana drop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
DIED OF OVERHEAD.
A POPULAR YOUNG MAN OF TYLER
PASSES AWAY.


\. tyler, Tex, August 2i.-(spcclan.-
,h,y'teIdaS evening ". o. Rawis, nm cs-
usI!aple Young man OF this city. died
H"lh over heat Mr. Ruwls was gg
EeatH "ll, and was ia the employ of tho
cotton belt railroad. lie was gunrter-
1laSter sergeant OF the Lipstnte nj.
ngs, nnd was buried this afternoon
WIN military honors. His death NM
a.uecd sad one, and his many friends
are much bcreavcd '''V''N'
ISstmaster llRden has occurred Sow
trai new letter boxes. and Is having
ne same put Ia place. They VIII he
paced In the several wards irbis
h'rts lyler tWenty-four boxes.
me Morning Telegram, which sus-
penued publication several dnvs a,'a
VIII appear again Sunday Inorning
tuu uhuef a new management a ~
null,rpn, an old newspaper man b,,
purchased the plant. ana viii cn,ii, AZ
one publication under tho same na,,'n
una promises TO give mo ned'ra ",
breezy morning paper F'Fe
Mr. j. Upstate. prnnrietor ~, ~
oosi bvTt mercantile establishment In
NE teNhs, returned yesterday from
We nc Eastern markets. where he has
sto,h. ipr several weeks buying n lortse
''NvN o. dIy goods for the fan trade
~ flnly Hadcn lett this nornt,o.
friends worth to visit relatives and
~, mr.. and Mrs, WIN A. Young re,,,r,o,
Ms morning To their home I'm No.
, Wal Ky! after spending sevoreI
weeks IN the city. UNv'"i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
HANGED BY A MOB.
QuIC< VENGEANCE TAKEN ron
MURDER OF AN OLD MAN.
a Negro Pays the Death Penalty at
the Hands of judge Lynch
In Ohio.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2l.--At New Rich
mund. o. twenty-five miles up the
ONO river from Cincinnati. at o'clock
| TINS evening d mob took Noah Audcr-
SON colorgd. from the jail und hanged
MIN for the murder today OF Franklin
Friedman, nearly so years old. aud
president OF the First National bank of
thut place, MI, Friedman was driving
INTO New Richmond nhOrtly after noon
today, whom he was stopped aud sud
denly attacked by ANDERSON, who mad
no weapons but his hands With these
he quickly bore the aged banker 20
the ground, and clutching his throat
with the power Of "a demon, lac literally
checked his uged Victim to death. lie
ih"n lied, but n was not long until he
W1H captured aud taken to the New
Richmond IAN, whore crowd quickly
gathered
The crowd M the inii were Wild with
excitement. and when the uegrua cons
irHNlnn became known cries OF "lyuch
him arose. Prominent citizens ad.
dressed the mob, imploTug moderation.
Anderson was In his Coll. ON hiu i,nces,
crying Tor mercy The marshal. when
t mumrntly IAN CAME attempted va
take Anderson to- u moro secure jail
at batavia, the county seat No lnourr
did the man appear oui-lic the jan
than the ftcnzlcd mob rushed at him,
anu taking the prisoner bore him
quickly 70 the nearest tree and IN
brief time he was dond. There was no
masking, NJ attempt at cuncoalmrnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

safe, and the robbers proceeded To
tlow the top ont with dynamite In
the meantime the h,emon managed "a
give them the slip and going forward
unconpled the enulnc md nude run
for Bothenburg for posse OF mon to
help capture the ban6its. In short
time twenty volunteers were en- route
for the scene Of the robbery, but before
they arrived the robbers disappeared.
The robbers wore back slouch hats.
black silk hnndkerchicfs for masks,
were dressed roughly and rode horses.
When the dynamite exploded tire pas
sengera We're much excited but were
not molested, The section foreman at
Vroman saw some mon around the
place OF the robbery for several days,
and he has good description OF the
men. a posse has already been sent
out from North Platte and Brady Ia
land. and every effort Ia being made
TO capture the robbers. 1t Ia Impossible
to learn the amount Of booty secured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
A FRANCHISE GIVEN.
COLONEL sPAULDING HAS nieEN
GIVEN THE FRANCHISE WITH
A TwENTY-YEAR LIMIT.
Hawaii Reserves Right TO Cancel the
Contract II United states Does
Not Entertain scheme.

Honolulu, August 1i.-Pcr Steamer
Australia to san francisco, August ~
Tho senate aud house have ratified
the cable contract made by President
Dole with q. $. spauldlng who viii
ask the next congress- for an annual
subsidy Of $3.50 600 The contract sign
ca by the government grants AN vN-
elusive franchise for twenty years.
but provides that the grant shall not
prevent amy foreign government hay
ing treaty rights with the republic OF
Hawaii, allowing amy such govern
ment wishing tu do $50 to land a cable
upon the Hawaiian group FOR other
than commercial purposes from any
point on the North American contln-
rut. The government uRrcc4 10 pay
the contractor nm unnunl subsidy OF
$4,000 for twenty years from the date
Of the establishment OF the Geographic
communication between Honolulu and
a point at or near san Francisco aud
the Islands OF hawaii. MolOkl. Maui
and knuuw, the Huh1ldy TO be paid I'm
quarterly ln4ipllmcuta OK 1000 cuuh.
Work on the cable must begin on or
before the lHt OF May. 1896, ana the
line must Doc completed by November
j, lSOS, otherwise the contract IN void
" Sp1ulding falls to obtain assist
anee from the United Stutvs, the la
Wuilnu government may cancel lis con-
trhcL Tho company will be exempt
from duty ou material tax and port
chnrg 4. In nddltiun to other privilege
The minimum for messages thor
thhu government messages over tho
cable between Honolulu aud san Frnn-
cisco shall hr such uH shall be igrc5d
upon In the contract which ihuIl be
nude between lho contractor tul the
United StntrR government, not *
cvrdiug 81 per word, and any contract
with such government shall prescribe
"a scale Of rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
GOOD RAINS FELL.
THE DROUTm BROKEN ALL OVER
THE STATE.
The Rains Come in Time 10 Save
the Growing Crops-rhe
Crop Outlook.

Ko2sc. Tex. August 2t.--(Specinl)-
| The drought In this section was bruk-
on TINS morning by good easy rain,
which has lasted all day. The rain is
much needed by the cotton crop.
Boil worms are doing much damage
IN some sections here. and the out
look for good crop * discouraglng.
Round Rock, August 2l.-(SpcclalJ--
Ihe hrst good rain In seven week, ell
over ms part Of Williamson county
yesterday,
Abilene, TEX, August 2i-(special)-
We had II very nice rain yesterday.
which came about in the right time
10 benefit crops
Hateavllle, Tex, August 2l.--(Spcc-
i9l)-Heayy rains fell In all parts Of
lhls county Tuesday, ana crops are
greatly benefited.
Carbon, Tex. Aug. i-(speciaD-A
much needed shower fell yesterday nnd
inns morning, which viii start cotton
70 growing, and II no other disaster
betnls II there win be fair CROP
through this country There Is consli-
cradle complaint Of boil worms on the
blnck lands. They are not damaging
the uplonds so badly yet.
SwectWater, Ten, Aug. 2l.-tSpccialD
A linr rain fell all over the south
half OF this county yesterday morning
ana this morning It began rain here az
l@O a. M, and the hardcst rain we
nave had this ycnr has boon falling
since, aud 1t Us still raining at This
MiilulR' "a, M At least one and one
halt Inches of water has fallen
Millsap, Tex. Aug. 2l.-The recent
drouih Of this section has been broken
by ilnc rain, which fell yesterday and
today, \, N. Couafax is having the
first bale Of cotton ginned here today.
Cotton ls very short In this part OF
The county.
Iln .,p fr.v IA. 81 ys,a.t.tA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
SELLMAN IS HELD.
CHARGED WITH THE KILLING or
). W. HARDIN.
Evidence ri Inquest shows That the
Constable Shot Hardin While
lie Was shaking Dice.


III Pnso. Tex. August 2l.-Constnblo
John Scl.mnu, who put an end to the
earthly career OF John Wesley Hardin
10y nhuutiug the latter through the
mead, had preliminary hearing when
there was a clash Of authority between
Justice Howe and city Recorder Pat
ter8un Howe had heard the testimony.
but Recorder putterson's olnccrg had
charge Of the prisoner and turned him
loose ON his giving bond In the sum of
$4,000.
Hardin was one of the most natorlus
characters iu thu,Ncst. lie was horn
In ktmbWl county, Tex. In 1859. Hig
rather was "A baptist minister and lived
for many years at Comauchc Texas.
Young Hardin at tho age Of il allied
himself with the Taylor hr1thpra In
the famous Taylor Sutton fcud. which
originated IN 1865 In Dewitt county,
with the killing Of old mum sutton nv
the raylurs, Hardin was leader Of
ne Iomanohr county contingent ur the
iiNElgl gang The counties Of Comauchr,
Dewitt ana Gonzales were tho slnmn-
Ing ground OF the two factions md
they had many bloody fights rraultlup
I'm the killing OF forty men between
1865 ana 1874.
Hardin IN credited with ba,-Ir,, t,t,i,,t
siNie"p OF the men in hand TO hand
com nNlH az llnprcnt times.
w lNil-to Hardin ana HIS gang terror.
iHel Comnuche county rhoy yyptiil
ride into the town OF Comnnc6e rysry,
OF 1874 Doputy sberlT W,,,I, Wy w.. tnl
county Tex. went To Comnnrbs T., ~
arrest one OF iinrlln's gang nud HIM
dln Killed the officer and lcned arrest.
He went to Jacksonville. Fla in ma
fan NJ 1875 and was doinf. a nTnsnnr1,i,
market business there under thn ne.
stunned name Of Swahnc. and VIVA an,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

auditor OF Hamilton county. was nomi-
nuted for lieutenant governor by ac-
clnmatlon.
For supreme Judge William TMooney
OF Mansfield. Richard county, and VIII
liam H. Shoeber Of Gallia county. for
state treasurer, We're both nominated
by reclamation,
George a. Fairbanks Of Columbus
was nominated by exclamation for at
torney general.
Harry y. Keefer Of Tuacarara was
nominated for member OF board OF
public works and j. w Cruikahanks
% Troy for'olerk OF the supreme court
by acclamntion.
with series OF resolutions Of thanks
the convention at 2;i0 % m. adjourned,
the nominations all having been made
IN about half an hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Money Raised ANA worid's Chnm-
pions Expected.

Austin. Tex. August 2i.--(speciaD.-
The International regatta FOR Austin
for this fall Is "A sure go. This after
noon the executive committee I'm charge
OF the matter announced that sufficient
funds had been raised, and that the
great aquatic event would take Piece
az Lake Mcdonald, commencing IN the
an OF November next and continuing
three days. Captain Jack Crotty who
VIII manage the nnalr for Austin. was
seen By the Gazette correspondent to-
night. Just prior 70 his departure for
New York. lie said. you can pay
that the Austin international regatta
next November rs certnluty. The
money FOR the prizca has been rnlged
by the cntcrprising citl2rns of Austin,
ana leave tonight for New York to
advertise the yrOut event"
champion carsmcn from America,
canada, Englnud ANA Australia are
expected to Pttrud. Prizes Aggregate
luE $1,000 VIII be offered.