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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27
InlI. ntL,ncninrn Trnmn.

MCPHERSON, kas., July 20. The
sheriff OF this county has gone to Can.
ton four miles north, on Telegraph sum.
mons 10 prevent the lynching Of a
tramp whom 100 entaged citizens
threatened 10 hang up for assaulting
Mis. Frank Olifield, n faTmets wife.
While Mira, Oldneld was working In
her garden tho man demanded that
she should get him some breakfast.
She did not comply Immediately,
whoteat the tramp threw her violent.
~ TO the ground, tore her olothes anu
ohoked her. AZ last reports there was
talk OF lynuhing him.
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Resumption Of Iron Wills.

PlTTsBuRu, Pa, July 26.-Tomor.
row viii occur the beginning OF the
resumption OF Iron mills which will
soon put TO work ut least ten thousand
idle men. 1t In estimated that at least
that number nte Interested In tho set
ilement OF tho wage scale with tho
Ohio manufacturers ut youngstown
Saturday night.
Tho succsss Of the RmAlgsmated as
ISOLATION In making tne wsgs settle.
meut II has elected moans, too, that
the mon employed Ia nOu.unlUn mills
viii get an advance IN their wages,
and that their employers Will slgn
agreements to pay them union prices.
inls comes as near n recognition u tho
union 10 tho mru are coniending for at
present.
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the roPuLIsr CAMPAIGN.
speaker. who wIiI Take the stump
for the Ticket,


81. LOUIS, July g7.-Among tue
speakers who will take tho stump Tor
the PopulisI ticket Will DO Senator
Butler anu ex-Chaifmuu TGubeneCk,
Eugene V. Debs, Robert sohllling Of
Milwaukee, Senator Allen oi Nebraska,
Senator PETER OF Kansas. Governor
Lewplllng OF Kansas, Mrs. Mary
Eliza Lease OF kansas, Mite. Roberto ol
GsoTgis ant many others, including
Coxey anu Can Blown. Mr.. De0s Is !
slrOng supporter u the initiative ana
referendum, Tho currency VIII 10 the
| pivot, around Which toe majority Of
| the spesohes will Tuvylye, And tue
women 10 bs sent on win make that
their especial point 90 attack. Ma.
| Roberts EiaLo IA speech 10 the c0nyUu.
| u0n srcOnuiug the domination Of
| Bryan anu In tue Ave minutes that sae
| wsH bulOTo the COW uliOn won Tor
herself the reputation 81 Leing ono oil
the most ioTciblo anu logical speakers
That has ever aldrsfsed POpullsI
gathering.
"CyclOne" Davis wRA ditcussIDg
the outcome OF the convention with a
party OF friends In tho Liudull uUfrl.
co.'s yesterday afternoon with severe
OF his frisndt. Ito sall; There we've
n Thousand men Ia ghat convention
who differed with me, Hnd tuoTe cuu ID
have been but Unn tetuit--luu pelepuuu
Of MIR. Bryar. IL was q Casl OF eilhrI
making tuum believe tnty were wr.nu
gud myBylf Ald my llttlu baod OF .6t
were Tlgni, or glya ~. We had 10
give NJ, o! cgurvr. We were not ~
statesmen ana the tu0ussnl on ~.
other siio were neither lV0ls nor u, 4
tore. We concluded Insy were right.
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PHILADELPHIA A, July 27.--lniorma.
ton Ist received from stanley, under
da,o Of June 0, proves coucusively
that the ship when foundefci oti tnat
locality May II last was the Philadel.
puia clipper, CITY OF Philadelphia,a aud
that Captain Johnson, his wife and
family, one pGs.nnger ana crew
numbering In all 20 men poflshed.
teen recognized by the shippers NJ the
Identical goods shipped to San FtaD'
cisco by tho CITY Of Philadelphia,
which made sail rom SANDY HoOh
early on tho morning OF February .
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sew York Ta,Io,. stand rIrn.

New YOms, july ga meeting was
held ny tue striking tsilOfa u this city
In Wilhalla hall. Addresses wor0
made uy nunib,t OF leaders, and the
situation was geuofnlly discussed. Tue
substance VI tho fUmntsa made ~ the
vatiUus speakers was that no compto.
mise with tue contractors should 10
made; that the strikers must stand
ffm sud accept nothing but Victory.
Tue fact that some Of the contractors In
tho past, who combaiod the tallofs, have
now Joined hands with them, - re-
gAfded by the leaders na significant
aud In taken as'an omen OF success tor
tho tailOfs IN the total abolition Of the
swoat.box systom, an incrente u the
wage scale anu for fixed weekly toll
standard ot nity-ninu hours. II IL o..
tmatod that fully 20, 900 handsar now
idle ON account Of tho strike IN this
city and vicinity.
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annIn nny. oe.lIy war.hIns.

LOSpoS, July 26.-Ths Times has
dispatch from Madrid which Is ~
iolowG IL u stated that tho govern.
nlaut Ina paid the enormous price a
C7O0,OO each for the twJ war vessel.
ieoonlly bought az Genoa, while d
contract has luat bgOu giyon for twH
torptdo.buat dnstroyefs At 100000
when was doaTer tnan tho leader ul
nrst class EEgliah irm, ON IN,
ground that quicker delivery could b,
secured.
Nothing short Of panic can ex
plg!n such eHtIAvogancc.
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crop Prospects IN England.

LoNDoN, July 20.--rho weather has
been warm, with occasional shower.
Harvesting 10 In pfogtosa IN all tue
southern counties. The crop prOmiscs
To be unusually large anu OF fine quail
ity. The market lor wheat during the
week followed the American,
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Beeeham's pills are for biIious.

Beechams pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz,
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills rof and
sst n box. Book free at your
Druggists or write b. L. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales mere thAn 6oooooo boIes
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Great Reductions in CLOTHING

This Mems Boys Clothing
les than actual cost We the goods 10 make Tor M purchases
We realize only make This have
done Nothing has spared will TO buy now All new goods
Everything this seasons styles.
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consuls Ia the leland, declining 70
agree to any Of the demands made by
Christian deputies.
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Don't Worry
About Your Wheel.

ltIl bo all righl-if 70,
check 4 via the q rllngion
Burlington Route bag.
gage men know their busi
moss. Thoy will hanil,
YOUR machine ~ careiu'N
as they would baby. Lot
Il.irS -sTTiiril and lots of them have bike
lliIIlllII1fIiu " their own-they know
Just exactly how you want
IkIilllIlGtll yours cared for.
4. dsllf y. Omaha, 81. louis. Chi.
cage, Peoria aud kansai
city arc five NJ tho Eve
thou'and POINTS IN reach
which you and YOU
wheel .- should take th,
Burlington.
w. +. MCMILLAN, Gonr Agent, Sail
Lake City.
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CURRENT EHsnllvo nno il1p
TiME TABLE lWOIllIJ uuUO W lVJv'

leave salt Lass cay
No. g-Ior niuEhau,, rrovo. Grand
g.. junction and all pOin', EA's $50. n
No t-lcf Provo, Nfhud junction.
Aud OH polru kast......... st0p m.
p6iuti,..............,......... 80 p. n.
No tier bingham, Nj Pleasant,
al intsfinsiists poiri, &C.,. 1902. m.
No t-for hursat, faYsou. Provo
and ell intermediate points .Wps m
M .-lut ogden and tho wei ..... " - "a Ws
no l-F3r Ogden and the Vsat.... rs pm.
Arrive salt Lass 'tty.
30 i-if0m bingham. iroyo.Gfaut
saheugn and Zoe IasI.. .. iiii'p. N
hud 40 East .....,....... iilss y. M
t-frOmff1so. ninrham. EufckA
hil inter asdiais poinis.,... t.7s p. n.
NO 81 nom uEdon anu mtormeds 49,. ..
lllt uliuts.-.--- ass.--- ..ssss. .Ne' y.
NO 4-tfum kutefa and fayton-. ~ ~
No s-lrom rEden And ths west. " ~
No - rom ogden and the west. sbl y "a
Only linz fuunihE through fuilmAa faA
sat Lake titv 70 Denver via Grand Juncupi
Aud SAT Lake CITY 20 Kansas tity aud tbloA
80 va colorado points.
Through tourist Ut family tloouers wilhon
change, TO hAnsaa CITY, Chicago aud hnsioa
.. IRE reclining chair cars salt Lake
Denver.
Ticket ONCE, is v. End South
d. {. DODGE, Csn. Manager.
?. H. HANCOCK. Tramc ManaFar.
D. A. NADLLiHii, GoH. fsssgh. Az
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Tslsphous COS.
City Ticket OHCa, 2OI Main SiEa'.
WRsAtch building

NJ hurley,
General Agent Passenger pepar'u snt
FH.u. CLAuE,
uIlNFk W, MINK,
X Kl.LHRI ANDERSON. heoslYsrt
John W. DOAhE,
FREDERICK v, OOuDkkr'
80 AOAAA. y, a. - q, lgsu-
4. D1gkIhbOA, GENERAL Manager
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Mems all wool suits, chevio,s, so
ullIeIen' patterns to select from, our
Regular 5000, sIT,oo and .I2 90 suits,
ior 1875
Mems all wool suits, neat mixtures,
regular 5000, for 1920
Mems gray cashmere business suits,
'uaIga'n Ut 5000, for Ai0
Boys com nation suits, extra pants
wv !, cap, to ~ years, worth IS 90 for
Boys all wool suits, blue, black aud
t5y- mixtures, 4 to ~ years, worth 81 IS
hoys' neat gray mixtures, 4 to ~
'e4''' regular 81 90 suit Tor s275
Still iurIhpr raJ,,,ti,,, l., Chit NNoi,
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HERE ARE A FEW PRICES:

Boys suits, just the thing for school
wear, 4 to IL years, gray mixtures,
worth s. IS, Tor shA0
Mems heavy cashmere working pants,
worth SI.7S and e. 90, at 81 20
Mems all wool oheviot working pants,
a bargain at s. so, for $500
Mems strictly all wool pants, neat pat.
terms, worth s. 90, for 1925
Mems fine wors,ed dress pants, worth
s. so, for 1928
Mems fine worsted dress pants, our
regular IS, 50 line at A.25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09
HYMENEAL
Bridal Bells Rang Joy
OuSly last Eye
---------
ron INITIALS OF nR. DE LOSS la
cnorx AND MISS CARRIE
niEnnonzEn.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
pnscnnrroS OF TOILETS or con-
TRACING PARTIES.
The neauusai ana Impressive we'd
ding Ceremony Was performed
ny Rev. J. NJ. Martin at the Resi-
denee of che Brides Parents.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
DESCRIPTION or TOILETS or con-
TRACING PARTIES.

The residence of Mr.. c. T. HieTholzer
was the scene OF Il brilliant wedding
on last evening. the high contracting
parties being Mr.. De Loss La Croix,
son Of Alderman N. La croix, and
Miss Carrie Hierhoizer
When the Gazette representative ar
rived at the residence of the bride IL
was brilliantly lighted and filled with
the friends and relatives of the bride
and groom elect.
There was u tenrporary platform
erected ON the east Sue OF the resi-
dence, beautifully decorated with fes-
toons OF flowers entwined with the
national coIor1. set OF by potted
plants and evergresnl
Promptly at o'clock. to the beauli-
full strains OF the wedding march, rem
dered by Miss Phenix, who pre-
sided at the organ, the bridal party
iiled in and took their positions under
bridal bell of evergreens.
TIE bridal couple were preceded by
groomsmen: Miss Rosa Pollard, Mr..
r. NJ. Phenix. Miss Ellen Tewmey,
Mr.. X. q. Booth. Miss Ethel johnson.
Mr.. u, w. Sexton. Miss Lena Brandt,
and Mr.. Ernest Reynolds, followed
by the beautiful bride and handsome
groom.
The marriage service was brief but
beautiful and impressive. and was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. NJ. Martin of
Chambers avenue Cumberland Press
byterian church. After the ceremony
relatives and friends crowded around
and offered their hearty congratulate
lions.
After this the bridal party and
guests filed into the dining room,
where an elegant and bountiful repast
was spread, which consisted OF all the
eupstantials and delicacies OF the sea-
son.
Tho brides dress was symphony OF
delicate pearl .gray satin, trimmed
profusely with cream honiton lace with
Jewel passemeterle. She carried a bo-
duet OF bride roses
The maid Of honor. Miss Pollard. to-
gether with the other three brides
maids. wore aimple gowns OF white
silk trimmed with white jeweled pnsse-
menerle and carried boquets OF pink
roses
The bridal presents were numerous
and costly, great number being use
full as well as highly ornamental. and
were presented by relatives and friends
from the East. Dallas and this city
After supper the numerous invited
guests indulged In delightful dance.
accompanied by splendid orchestra.
which was continued until the wee
small hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09
SEVEN WEEKS MORE
OF SCHOOL N Tnn CURRENT
TERM.
The school Hoard Has Purchased
Fine Set of Keller Maps for
Each school building.

AZ the regular monthly meeting OF
the city school board this week, ali
members OF the board were present
put one. Only Il few mattens of general
u terest came up for discussion. An,onr
other things 1t was decided that the
present term OF the city schools should
close On Friday. May %, which will
week. ''''
The regular monthly bills and sal
aries were allowed.
II was also ordered. without n dis.
senung vote, to secure nine sets mr.
relief maps for use In the separa u
schools. They are something now In
the way OF maps, and will prove a
great addition to the paraphernalla Of
the school rooms. The maps, Instead
OF nelng represented upon plain fiat
SURFACE are constructed OF papicr
mache and are perhaps three inches
thlck, the topography OF the country
pelnK represented by eleyntiona and
dcpressions, thus showing the noun
tnins and water courses and general
conhguration OF the earth's sutfnce,
M conveying vivid idea to the pu-
Iirs mind of Its actual appearafss.
While, OF course, the actual heights
and depths cannot be accurately pro
portioned, very clear picture Is pre-
scented In these reilefs.
The series ia composed OF mans ~
North America. South America. Eau
rome, Asia. Africa. the Eastern nnd
Western Heinispheres, and the world
hnd VIII cost 800 per SET.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

The case OF the State vs. Brice, which
was tried before Judge Clint of Dallas.
has created no little comment. espec-
ially among the legal fraternity. The
tact that Bruce was convicted OF a
felony and fined without imprisonment
being mentioned In the sentence. made
IL impossible to hire him oIt under
eonyiet bond, or to send him to the
county jail or penitentiary Tho Judge
ordered the prisoner to be turned over
20 the sheriff TO be dealt with as the
law directs ~
u was thought that by taking out &
Writ of habeas corpus his release could
be secured without his having 10 suffe,.
the penalty for the crime Tor which he
was convicted. In speaking OF the
matter to Assistant County Attorney
James Davis OF this city yesterday he
saiu there was no necessity for giving
bruce his release for want OF law To
punlsn MN, as q case had beer decid-
ca IN the supreme courts bearing direct
~ on the point In question. MI. Davis
cited the reporter to the case OF l., NJ
Ward ct al. VS.. Hugh L. White. county
judge, In which Chief Justice stayton
says: -"
In cases OF seduction where upon
conViation pecuninry fine is assess-
ed against the defendant, tho defend
ant cannot be hired out under n con-
Nict bond for the reason that article
1909, Revised Statutes. authorizes euch
course only when convicted OF a mis-.
demeanor or retty offcnse. In the con-
victlon for seduction would be a con-
victlon OF a felony, although n iine was
assessed. While this Is true the atat-
n,e provides a method OF collecting the
me and cost in such n case which may
pe pursued without reference TO The
grade OF offense. and through this no.
cuniary hnes imposed In cases OF fclnnv
may be collected Code of Criminal
Procedure, articles s07-St3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09
nPwonTm LEAGUE.
Grand Meeting to he Held Daily
in this City.

The Epworth League OF this cltv
win hold a grand league rally at the
First Methodist church. corner az
Fourth and Jones streets, on the even
Ing OF April 10. and all visiting ,eap-
uers VIII be cordially invited to attend
these services. 1t Is expected that sew
eral hundred delegates to the san An
tonic convention will arrive here on
Mondny and go from here on the spe-
clhi, on Tuesday morning Accordln plv
the Leaguers OF this city have organ
lzeu an entertainment committee. with
Miss Linnie Bishop as chairman, who
VIII secure homes for the dolss,ates
while they are in our city, and a re-
ception committee. with w. T. llnsha,v
as chairman. This committee will meet
ell trains, ana direct the delegates ia
the homes that they have been as
signed to, and to facilitate this work of
the committee. they have arranged for
rev h. V. Cox to meet the east bound
Texas and Pacific train at weather
ioru. ana Mr. j. b. Baker viii meet
she Fort Worth and Rio Grande al
Granbury. and Mr.. j. Soule MCDANIEL
VIII meet the Fort Worth and Denver
at Decatur. The object OF this Is 10
enable these gentlemen to meet with
the delegates coming In over these
roads, and direct them to the homes
they have been assigned TO, and
thereby save the rush otherwise nec-
essary. when they arrive here. II IL
expected that there will be d large at
tendance from west and northwest
Texas. temporary headquartera win
be established Just west of the Union
Depot, at the exhibit stand, and ali
ueieyntes can find the reception COM
mittee there during Monday evening
and from there they win be directed
TO their homes. These delegates will
leave for San Antonio on Tuesday
morning on special train. via the NJ
Is. & T. Railway. This special train
leaves Fort Worth at s:25 a. M, ar
irving at san Antonio at p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

7. s. Mendei filed n mortgage yester-
day for the benefit of creditors, narninf,
Simon Rope as trustee. Tho property
consists OF n stock OF tailoring mer-
chandise located at 1907 Main street.
and the creditors are divided into two
classes as follows; Glass A, Mrs. Idoln
Mendel, Fort Worth, $500; Sam Joseph,
Fort Worth, $50; class y. Charles
Lohs. Sons. New Orleans, s290.6b: Ii.
Huffman, Fort Worth, S35. Herman
Schuster, Fort Worth. s35; Joseph sum
dy, Fort Worth, $685. Assets OF the
firm not known. The trustee viii take
possession OF the stock immediately
and dispose OF the property as speci-
fed In the mortgage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09
OVERLAND AWHEEL.
NH. A. n. WARREN ARRIVED IN
FORT WORTH LAST NIGHT.
lie Is Travelling From me city of
Mexico to Red Cloud seb. on
+" bicycle and talk. Interesting
iy of nj. Trip.


At SAB yesterday afternoon Mr. A. II.
Warren OF Lincoln Neb.. wheeled an
70 the fremont hotel, His Appearance
bore the unmistalSaDle evidence OF A
long and tedious Journey. Upon being
question by Gazette reporter Mr..
warren answered:
u was down In Mexico City and con-
cluded TO travel 10 Red Cloud. Neb.. Nv
the wheel, and left the Mexican capital
on March ~ ! have Travelled con-
tnuously every day with the exception
OF three days, which l employed ia taxi
ing much needed rest.
The distance between Mexico CIT :.
ana Red Cloud Is about 2.f0O mIlea
tiaveled by what IL known in the Mex
ican republic as the national highway
winch runs direct from Mexico Citv
northward 10 Nueva Laredo. through
me Following towns: III Solto. Guerra
taro, San Luis Potosi. Monterey and
thence to Nueva Laredo, "a distance 81
~ miles, which consumed nine daVa
reaching the Rio Grande on the eve Of
the 30th ult. %
The national highway OF Mexico il n
spicndiu road. comparing favornhtv
VITA any road I'M the United states
being scientifically furveycd, well mac
anamlzed with mineral and nlnefv
feet broad. However, there arc soma
very preclpitous aad heavy grndes.
NO, ! have met with no starting ad-
ventures nor was ] molested In the
ienst. In fact. tie rural population or
the Az'ec republic Is fully equal, 40 far
rs my observations go. 10 that OF the
statss The wheel II no urusual eieht
70 sneia, ~ tho country Is niicd with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

city Secretary Montgomery and AS
slsthnt Luckett were bually engaged
yes.vruay IN preparing the warrants
lowed by the council on Tuesday night
ana VIII commence isHuing them today
~ noon. They VIII amount in the az
gregate to about $1,000
All appointive Offices connected with
the. city government being filled bv
each council. either BY reappointment
ment, Il great many nppllcatlona ara
being filed with the secretary 10 he
acted upon by the new council when
organized next Tuesday night
In the police court there was the or
binary run OF petty cases, the fines
amounting IL NS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09
en- ana @eout
Sort I0ortS.


Christian Ladies' Relief union. First
Christian churSl. meeting y. IN. at the
church
Christian women'a Board OF Missions
First chsas,ian church. meeting at I
D. in
Ladies' Aid society. 81. Paul's
church, meeting p. IN. in church par
Ladies' Guild. st Andrew,s parish.
meeting today Ut the rectory.
Fort Worth Farmers Alliance, No.
1902 Meeting tonight at hall ilS Hous-
a'euth side Lodge No, aoas. Knights OF
Ho.ior, meeting nj Locomotive Fire
mona hail, south Ruak.
Rcd Cross lodge No. II. Knights OF
Pythias, meeting this evening.
United brotherhood of Carpenters
and Jolnors OF America, local uniun No
2315, meeting at hatl corner OF Fifth
and Rusk
Worth coinmandery No. 10, knights
Templhr, meeting today
Fort Worth lodge 80. ~. National
Reserve association Meeting AT
knights OF Honor hall.
The Current Literature club me. y.s-
terday afternoon with MrS. J. r. Burn
side on East belknnp street, and dis
cussed the beauties OF l.,gcne Fields
writingu. spending a very pleasant
afternoon. Nh. next meeting win be
held with Miss Lula Stearna on Ma
con street next week, when Dmerson's
Easay win be the subject for consider
alton.
Or. n. w Fisk removed 10 rooms I
and ?, Dundee building, corner Seventh
and Houston, over Butts Bros.
c, 9. Drake, the active Republican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

Attorney George II. Holland filed suit
yesterday In the Seventeenth district
court for C. Nj. Ware ct al. against the
Chicago. Rock Island and Texas rail-
way company for damages in the sum
OF $1,000. The plaintiffs nliege they own
a piece of land In what Is known as
the Cunningham and Woodall addition
TO Fort Worth. and that defendant
without authority of law entered and
constructed upon this land a dirt and
rock embankment, making the land
wholly unit for street purposes and
plaintiffs ingress and egress totally de-
stroyed and the lots rendered almost
valueless. plaintiffs pray that defend-
ant be compelled 10 desist from use of
same and remove the embankment
and for damages and other relief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

There was a rumor yesterday afoat
that The election In the Third word
would be contested. II was run down
by the Gazette man and found to be
erroneous
Mr.. ]. s. Moore was seen by the re-
porter and asked II there was any
truth In the report, to which he re-
piled that he had heard some such
threats, but gave the report no ere
dence, "Uby." he remarked, the
election was as fair ms any ever held
In tke city II there was any fraudulent
votes cast / have no knowledge Of
them, 1t Is this way" he added. every
one knows that whenever there Is a
closely drawn race and fun vote
brought out. the defeated party cries
out fraud. The beaten candidate and
his supporters are ever ready and
willing to shout out illegalty when
things have not gone their way"
Mr.. Greeley was diligently sought by
the scribe but could not be found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-09

Fosters cyclone. which was due here
last night. arrived on schedule time.
but passed over the city about o'clock
last evening. The clouds were too. high
10 DO any damage, but from the
meteorological outlook there was evl-
IDENTITY an atmospherical disturbance
ahov. as the cluods floating showed
clearly that they contained both wind
aud water. The entire horizon was
darkened and the clouds assumed a
hnzy hue, similar to an eclipse of the
sun. When AL points south are heard
= rom tn.y VIII DOUBTLESS contain news
Of disaster by either wind, water or
hail.