Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 250, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 19, 1890 Page: 2 of 8
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WITHOUT WARNING
A Wealthy Colorado Man Fatally Slioofs
His Wife and Kills Hlmselt
Hli Daughter rlteonslr rleads for Her Life
ana Is SpartdHe Was Either
Ctair or a Demon
Freciallolhe Gazette
Dexter Col Jane 19 Aaron M Jones a
wealthy and prominent pioneer of Colorado
shot and fatally wounded bis wife and then put
a ballet through his own heart early this room-
ing Just after breakfast hour Mr Jones was
standing in the dining room his wife entered
the room from the front hallway Mr Jones
rttddenly turned on her and without a word
of warning drew from his pocket adoubleaclng
Smith Wesson revolver of 3Scaliber and
fired shooting her through the left breast under
the eighth rib His daughter Erma standing
at the top of the front stairway ran into the
dining room and the father levelled his pistol
and told her that he was going to kill
her too She pleaded piteously for
her life and Jones tamed the weapon toward
his own breast and fired The shot ended his
life Mrs Jones ran through the kitchen and
out doors and fell down outside the house near
the lattice work which divided the front and
back Yards Jones staggered into the kitchen
and fell dead The wounded woman is very
low and will probably not live through the
night They had lived happily to-
gether aia were the parents of five
children The murderer was evidently crazy
as he bad been acting queerly for some davs
His friends are inclined to believe that what un-
balanced his mind was uit he lately had
against Dennis Sullivan His wife appeared as
plaintiff but in reality Jones was that party
title to the Potosi
It was a cause involving the
mining lode in Gilpin county Jones lost the
case
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
Madrid reports fivo more deaths from cholera
The house passed the Indian appropriation
Dill yesterday
A Prohibition state convention Is in session
at Columbus Ohio
Tive men were killed in a Canadian Pacific
railway wreck Wednesday
W 8 Morris Democrat was nominated for
congress at Cairo 111 yesterday
Galveston is depressed Uirough fear that the
deep water bill will not pass the house
Detroit steel and spring works were burned
yestertfay Loss SOUOO partly insured
Patrick Cajrilla killed Capt Brown near Rich-
mond Ky yesterday Woman In the case
Republicans of the Illinois Sixth congres-
sional district yeiterdaj nominated It R Hitt
English financial centers are unsettled owing
to the uncertainty of sil er legislation at Wash-
ington
Democrats of the Pennsylvania Tenth con-
gressional district jesterday nominated D F
Magcc
Canadian officials seized a schooner yesterday
In the act of smuggling Chinamen into the
United States
Two hundred drivers of the St Louis transfor
companys freight wagons struck yesterday for
an Increase of wages
Superintendent Porter has instructed the St
Louis enumerators to continue their work until
all noses have been counted
Yesterday George McCarthy fatally shot L A
Milburn a prominent carriage manufacturer of
Denver Troublo grew out of a partnership
Two hundred Mormon immigrants will land
at New York today The question whether
they come under the contract labor law will be
raised
Editor John Arkins of the Rocky Mountain
News says the West had almost rather see a
Western Republican presidont than an Eastern
Democrat
The town of Cetsalmisly Prussia has been
burned One person was kilted many injured
and many arc missing One thousand persons
are homeless
The tariff bill reported to the senate yestcrv
day with the exception of the pvool and agri-
cultural schedules is the same as the bill of the
senate finance committee reported in 1SSS
Train of coal cars was wrecked near Ahe
vllle N O yesterday The dead are En-
gineer J J Myrnia of Chester N C Engineer
Lewis Tomstall of Yorktcrwn Va Fireman W
P Taylor of Morristown Term Tive men were
seriously injured Loss to the railway com-
pany tTSOOU
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY
Tha Question of Extending to be Voted on To
Pay A Die Offer by Another Concern
Special to the Gazette
New Oklbans L June 38 The
question of extending th charter of tbe
Louisiana stata lottery came up today
ln the bouse Tho committee to whioh
the matter iva referred presented two
reports n majority sinned by six mem-
bers accepting the 1000000 offered by
the lottery company and a minority
report sjgned by those opposing it The
matter will ba discussed today and
will be noted on tomorrovr Durinjj the
discussion Mr Wells of Ulohlnnd pre-
sented a proposition from another com-
pany composed of New York and Kn
clish capitalists offennj to jrlve tho
state 1250000 n year or
250000 more tlnm tho Louisiana
state lottery for u lottery privilege
It also offered to increase the bid to
Si500000 n year Messrs Isadore
Newmnn and II and 1 Beer of New
Orleans and A Neuease ot London
offered to give security for the new cora
pauy Their offer has still further com-
plicated tho lottery question which is
uelne so hotly fought orer in the legis-
lature nnd which is taking up most of
the time of that body In the Feliciana
election yesterdaT which turned wholly
on the lottery question tbo vote was
Decker antilottery 34C0 Irvlno pro
lotterr 1453 This was a larger vote than
the district ever polled In any state or
presidential election nnd shows how
great the Interest felt in tho contest A
test rote In the senate today showed
twentytwo for tho lottory twelve
against A twothirds vote is required
to carry the measure so that tha lottery
is apparently short one vote
Austin Notes
Special to the Garettc
AcstisTex June IS Hon O H Cooper
state superintendent of public instruction to-
day notified Governor Ro s ot his jeslgnation
to take effect Senlcmbcr 1 at which date Sue
perlntendent Cboner leaves Austin to tak
charge ot the schools ot Galveston
Among the scholastic returns received today
were Waco 315 J of wh ch 971 arc colored and
Huntsvtlle 431 of which 21B are colored
Higher Courts
Special to the Gazette
Acstcj Tex June 18 The following cases
wero disposed ot today
Affirmed Southern Pacific railway company
vi Banks El Paso Beggs vs White El Paso
Cohen vs Mattock El Paso Schnstsr vs Lin
dover El Paso Hellon vs Knox et al
Bosque Tompkins Implement and Machinery
company vs Heed Falls county Second na-
tional bank of Springfield Ohio ts Hunter
etal HUlcounty Gulf Colorado and Santa
Smith Johnson
Fe railway company vb
Reversed and remanded Stirman vs Turner
Lamar Jones Vs btatc Navarro Cooper vs
State Wilbarger
Restored and reformed City of McGregor vs
Cook McLennan
Reversed and dismissed Mepre Bros vs Car
ley Brown Fannin Motion f sr rehearing over-
ruled Galveston Harrisbnrc and San Antonio
Railway Company is Danncnbaum Guade-
loupe
Certificate dismissed Angtin et al vs Wheel-
er Cooice
Missouri rnclflo Dividend
New YdsK June IS Missouri Pacific dlreo
tors today declared tho regular quarterly divj
dcndofl percent parable July 15 The books
now closed will open June 19 and close June 23
7 < ine reople Killed
Hdeok S D June IS A cloud burst near
Appomattox Potter county last night flooded
u large area filling Cheyenne crcclc and over
Con ln tho turioundlne countrv Throa
members of the family of William
aicKlrey and five members of the family
of George Wager were drowned Much live-
stock was lost
A regular cyclone prevailed near Lebanon
Potter county and swept things for several
miles Valentine Bohn was killed and John B
English was fatally injured The storm
travelled from northwest to southwest lasting
several moments
SPORTING
Tlnseball
Toledo Ohio June 13 Associatlonj To-
ledo 611 2 ht Louis 2 6 4 Batteries
Cushman and Sage Witrock and Munyan
Umpire Baraum
CoLUMBrs Onio June IS Columbus C 9 2
Louisville 4 4 Batteries Easton and
OConnor Slratton and Ryan Umpire Ems
lie
RocnESTEB N Y June 18 Rochester 10
9S Syracuse 2 0 7 Batteries Barr and
McGuire Morrison and OKourke Umpire
Doescher
Philadelphia Pa June 16 First game
Athletics 6 8 Cj Brooklyn 4 G G Batteries
Green and Robinson Daly andTo > Umpire
Toole
Second game Athletics 9 Brooklyn 2 Hits
Atlctics 10 Brooklyn 2 Errors Athletics
0 Brooldj n S Battcrles Scward and Robin-
son McCullagh and Toy Umpire Toole
Chicago III June 18 Brotherhood Chi
co 3 Cleveland 4 Hits Chicago 3 Cleve-
land 9 Errors Chicago S Cleveland 4
Batteries Dwyernnd Farrell GruberandSut
cliife Umpires Ferguson and Uolbert
PrrrSBcrtG Pa June 18 Pittsburg 6 Buf-
falo 0 Base hits Pittsburg 7 Buffalo 7
Errors Pittsburg 3 Buffalo 0 Batteries
Staley and Carroll Baldwin and 31ack Um-
pires Gatfney and Barnes
New Yoke June 18 New York 8 Philadel-
phia 12 Base hits New York U Philadel
13 Errors New York fl Philadelphia 1 Bat-
teries Buffington and CrossCrane and Vaughn
Umpires Jones and Knight
Boston MAJfftjune 18 Boston 9 14 3
Brooklyn SJJwl < Batteries Dalr and
Murphy Murphy and Kinslow Umpires
Matthews and Gunning
PiTTSBpno Pa June IS National league
Pittsburg 3 9 0 Cleveland 0 1 3 Bat-
teries Baker and Decker Bcattiu and Zlm
mer Umpires Wilson and Dawes
Bkookltn N Y June 18 Brooklyn 5 9
1 Philadelphia 3 G 0 Batteries Gleason
and Clemens Caruthers and Daly Umpire
Powers
Boston Mass June 19 Boston 9112
New York t 6 8 Batteries Nichols and Ben
nett Burkett and ZImmers Umpire Zacha
riasCikccnati Onio Juue 13 Cincinnati G
0 Chicago 2 i 3 Batteries Foreman and
Baldwin Luby Hutchison and Stenzel Um-
pire Lynch
Brooklyn N Y June 18 Four thousand
persons saw Yale defeat Princeton at baseball
here today by a score of 6 to 5 Staggand
Young were pitchers
Will Try to Stop It
Sav Feancisco Cal June IS Chief of
Police Crowley announced yesterday that he
would make an effort to stop glOTO contests be-
tween professional pugilists as given in various
athletic clubs in this city He Intimates strong-
ly that ho will arrest the principals seconds
clubofiicers and probably spectators at the next
contest to bo given at any of the clubs and will
have tbcm prosecuted under the state law which
prohibits prizefighting The next contest to
oecnr here will be a contest between LaBIancli
and Mitchell at the California club June 22
Dnllnsto Have a Fight v
Special to tlie Gazette
Dallas Tex June 18Sporting men here
are talking about a fight to a finish which i
being arranged to take place in this city in the
near future It will be a glove fight between
two young and ambitious lightweights
Cornells Victory
Ituica IT Y June JB An eightoared boat
race between Bowdom and Cornell eighths was
rowed ths alternoon on Cayuga lake
Cornell won by four lengths
Tant Time
Terbe Haute Ihd June 13 Robert Bon
ners Snnola trial today went aquarterin three
andoneflfth secondsoratthe rate of 20145 for
the mile One of the spectators said it was
worth a lifetime to see that done There Is
talk of a match between Belle Hamlin and
Sunola
American Winners
Beklik Jnne IS The American prize winners
in tbe shooting contest are First bird Radoff
gold crowa Martin Fricken imperial globe
and Zimmerman champion of North America
Second bird Schroedcr sceDter and tall two
prizes All of them are New Yorkers
At the Bremen fieldtarget Cadar of New York
made 215 points Schlg of San Francisco 359 and
Jacoby Of San Francisco SO At the Weber
fieldtarget Zimmerman made 68 rings
Schroeder 53 Jacoby 50 and Basse of New
York 33
Ascot Knee
London June IS At Ascot today the race
or the biennial stakes was won by Surefoot
Hellifield second ind Hayradden third The
race for the Ascot derby stakes was won by Lord
Colthorpes bay Alley Battleaxe Lord Dur
hams bay colt Circassian second and Baron
de Kotschllds chestnut colt Filibuster third
St louU liners
St Locis Mo June 13 First race selling
purse MOO mile and sixteenth Solid Silver
won John Morns second Tommy R third
Time l31 i
Second race pnrso JM0 one mile Prince
Lima won Miss Mand second Kyrle B third
Time 143
Third race exchange rurse s00six furlongs
Otliel Grey won Onlightsecond Black Knight
third Time 120J
Fourth race consolation purse u0J nine
furlong Liederkranz won Wahoo second
Brookful third Time 2034
Fifth race handicap 6weepstates purse one
mile Heron won Blarney Stone Jr second
Castaway third Time l45 i
Kansas City Races
Kansas City Mo June IS First race
Purse 5U0 for maiden twoyearolds fire fur-
longs Leo S won Dewberry second Benton
third Time 100 3f
Second race Selling purse jOO for thrce
vearolds and upwards one mile Jennie Mc
Farland won Vice Regent second Regardless
third Time 14383
Third race Real estate and Insurance stakes
JSUO added for threeyearolds one and one
eiehth miles Verge DOr won Lord of the
Harem second Pilgrim third Time 20125
Fourth race Handicap purse 500 for
threeyearolds and upwards mile and onosix
tesnth Cashier won Climax second Metal
distanced Time 152 3
Fifth race Purse 800 for threeyearolds and
upwards milo and onequarter Churchill
Clark won Brown Duke second Little Min-
nie third Time 213
Sherphend Bny Itnces
SnEEFTJEAD Bay Juue IS First race Sweep-
stakes of 20 each with 750 added five and one
half furlongs Blue Bock won Civil Service
beat Madstone for place Time 108
Second race Sweepstakes with added
five and onehalf furlongs Adellna won Vaid
beat Anna for place Time 110 15
Third race Purse 750 one mile Reel won
Flitter beat Clay Stockton for place Time
Fourth raceSweepstakes of 23 each with
1230 added one mile and threesixteenths Tel
ham won Galifet beat Bravo for place Time
20135
Fifth race Sweepstakes of 23 each with 1350
added fie furlongs Eclipse won Lord Harry
second Bermuda third Time 102 25
Sixth race Purse 750 mile and furlong on
tuf Cast Steel won Guy Gray beat Tattler
for place Time 157
Switchmens Strike at Cleveland
Cleveland Omo Jane 18 Notwithstanding
the rumors of Tuesday that an attempt would be
made to resume operations In the railway yards
this morning no work was done by the switch-
men on any road Tho Lake Bhoie switchmen
at Collingwood were said to be at work bnt on
the city tracks everything was at a standstill
Through Switchmen Strike
PtTTSBtnto Pa June IS The through
brakemen on the Pittsburg Virginia and
Charleston railroad struct today for the samo
wages as the Pennsylvania railroads pay on their
other branches which is from 10 to 3J per cent
advance over their present wages All through
freight traffic on the road has been suspended
T
Killed ln a Wrecfe
AsiiETliXK N C Juno 18 There
was a terrible wreck ot freight trains onN
the Asherllle and Spartanburg branch of
the Western North Carolina railroad at
Moore station last night Four men are
reported killed and three badly wounded
No particulars as yet
THE GAZETTEt FOUT WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY JTOE 19
SPECULATIVE
J A White anjlwife
Farmer Joliet
Worse
El
f
Cherished Hopes of HfgliPriced Buy-
ers Crushed by a Dull Market
The Deallcgi Went from Bad to
ETcrrthlns WeaS and Dull The
feet of the Gold Movement
Speoial to tho Gazette
New Yobjc June 13 This was a day of bitter
disappointment to many who bought stocks dur-
ing the recent period of high prices and have
been holding tliem during tho subsequent
slump fondly expecting each day that the
market would go up with a rush as prospects for
silver legislation became brighter The news
that the senate had passed the free coinage bill
was promptly cabled over to over to London last
night and London prices for American
were considerably higher St Paul being espe-
cially strong Our market opened about i per-
cent higher to corresoond but there was such
a rush to sell at higher figures that everything
fell flat In half an hour prices were down to
about yesterdays closing figures and the mar-
ket was plodding along in the old rut The
drop in tho price of silver bullion certificates
was among the incongruities of the day On ex-
tensive sales prices went oH nearly a point and
would have fallen more buffor the absorbing
qualities of one house Silver bullion in London
was higher however London had a few buying
orders in our market at the opening this morn-
ing in St Paul and some other specialties but
the e were not sufficient to prevent the demand
in rates for actual business in sterling exchange
from going up slightly Advices from Phila-
delphia stated that London was selling Pennsyl-
vania Northern Pacific and Reading
The fact that 170000 in gold was withdrawn
from tne bank of England today for export of
course had its bad sentimental effect on
London and consequently of the market The
destination of gold was not stated In the cable
from London but it Is presumably Germany
France or South America
The day wore on and the market went from
bad to worse sugar showing the greatest de-
clines Everything was weak and trading very
duU The announcement that 714 G13 more
gold had been engaged for shipment to Europo
added to the general gloom in the afternoon
Later London cables reported declines in
American securities Our own market continued
to drag along at bottom figures
Tho report that Atchisons earnings for the
first week in June showed a total increase of
130593 failed to help that stock and Read-
ing declined In face of a report that the state-
ment of earnings for May would show largcgains
St Paul reached the lowest figure touched for
many months lit was not a pleasant day
in Wall street Gold shipments were made In
settlement of exchange with Berlin There are
no raichmarks In the market and shipments of
gold are considered more profitable than the
purchase of sterling bills although the ex-
change rate is below shipping Doints The rea-
sons for this apparent inconsistency are the un-
certainty of rates between London and Berlin
and the indisposition of the Bank of England to
part with gold The total amount of shipments
since June 13 are 2251659
The market closed slightly above the lowest
figures but the closings wero low enough
Boston was charged t ith a large amount of the
selling In our market The important declines
for tho day were 2 in Mexican Central and
Oregon Transcontinental V ln sagar trust
IV in Rock Island lA in Reading 1 in Atchi-
son T4 in Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
St Lonis Missouri Pacific and New Enjland
33J In Lackawanna V in Wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred Louisville and basnville and
Burlington and Quincy 1 In Northern Pacific
common and preferred Jersey Central Hock-
ing coal and iron and Canada Southern V in
St Paul and Chicago gas a In Michigan
tral i in Union Pacific and North
and In Erie
iwhsoxaj
Cen
Northwcstcrn
John E Williams is off on a business trip
Mr Andrew Uttz left last night for his old
home at PoIk Ashland county Ohio to spend
the summer
Rev R T Savin of Wichita Kas is In Fort
Worth looking over the city He is stopping at
the Mansion
rCoL W W Dunn left yesterday for Corpus
ChristI where he will spend a while for pur-
poses of recreation
James J Gannon H J Blakeny and J M
Berry are three prominent Dallasites who spent
yesterday in Fort Worth
T J Hurley received word yesterday that his
son Seth Gardner Hurley had graduated sec-
ond In a class of fortytwo
Mr A M Slack and wife of San Antonio left
tor home this mornlngaftcr visiting relations in
this city for a ew days Mr Slack Is a leading
arug dealer in the Alamo City
Mayor R H McCain of Dublin spent yester-
day in Iort Worth He reports Dublin im
very rapidly and says the people there
Eroving see Fort Worthians at the Fourth ot
July entertainment in numbers
JlOTVIi AllKirAZa
At the Ellis WBStrlcknev Henrietta J J
Goldthwaite Galveston W H Belt New Or-
leans J W bhounr Philadelphia J A Wilson
Cleburne Tex George Tavlor Dallas W R
Logan Galveston B CRandey Texarkana F S
Brown St Louis J Dillon Chicago Felix P
Bath St Louis W C Chee3borough New York
K S Thayer Dallas George B Loving El
raso LFrauenhimer New York L Law Paris-
H Pardon W Sheehan Dallas II C Robinson
St Joseph Mo II S Bunting St Louis B Lewis
Denison Frank DeF Eamsev St Louis P A
Smith and wife Marshall A Venins Rew York
E N Barker and family D nver William
Thomas Philadelphia L B Hall New York
At the Pickwick J S Pemington Topeka
Kan Chas H Call Cincinnati C L Ware Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway J 8 Warren
WFSwiggett Denver Col Lee Linn Indian-
apolis It H Cloud Eddy N M Sterling Price
Dallas Paul Bradley Chicago J S Rutherford
Pine Bluff Ark John J Knight Louisiana Mo-
O A Miller St Louis Mo FMMaddox Austin
O McGowen Commerce H O Turner Louis-
ville Ky R M Douglass Indianapolis M 31
Jewett Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
L A Mosty Lampasas A P Gordon Granbury
Q W Littlefleld Austin O S Huffman Win
field Kas T C ClarkWichita Kan J C OUrer
St Louis J A Wilson Texas Thos B Blake St
Louis D A Breard Monroe La Jas J Gannon
IIJ Blakency J M Berry Dallas P R Beall
Bivens Eeall New York S G Maddox Weather
lord F V Eimmoads New Yolk W H Bullock
RECorswells Decatur IR Darnell Wichita
Falls J W Lynch New Mexico TV D Shumate
Lane Hester New York A B Lewis Gedalia
Mo >
MoAt the Manson M Levy 6t Louh E F
Heisenbacx Denton N A Allraan Brownwood
W A Davis Whitewright WM A Bonan Dal-
las W C Robertson Texas XIC Pepper Pence
ville Neb Louis Dnffey St Louis MoE
H Nunn Pilot Point A Gestrlcher New Or-
leans La Willie Souther M T Bolcware Cle
burne A E Hannah John Rnchstetter Gran
tmry W L Evans Dallas Charles Rogan
Brownwood E O Raines Denver B W
Morris Granbury G W Marshall Texas
W FRomsn Akron Ohio B W Morris Gran
bury Otis Hull Denison M B Hutchinson
Weatherford Tom Geren Stephensville Mrs r
Beck Wichita Falls Mrs W D Easley Gaines-
ville H O Webster Dsnver Col W A narris
Harris Texas Sam Strauss Steve Mabley Cle
burne GtorgeW Hickman MB Richardson
Athens G I Goodwin Miss Mollie Goodwin
Brownwood William H Pervice Balrd T G
Harris and wife Dallas Rev R T Savin James
L Mead F A E Smith Wichita Kan
J H Keith Cleburne M T Boulver do W
Souther do J T Corklln Texas and Pacific
railway J T DayRhome B O Rhome jr
do D A Yokeley Henrietta CL G Van Horn
Silver City N MW F McMullen M D
Alvord George Pcarce City Robert H Beck
ham Betumed to city Benson Maxwell New
ton Kasj F McGlnley Sedalta Mo D C
Pecos Tex Thos H
Discontinued
Special to the Gazette
SrmuMAX Tex June 18 The Daily Herald
an evening paper owned by Wheeler Decker
man suspended publication this evening for
lack of patronace The Herald wasanlcom
misslon and for Hare for congress
MITCflELLHALSELL
A Harrr Social Event that Joins Trro Promls
Irc Lives
At 10SOa m yesterday June IS Mr J E
Mitchell of this city was united ln marriage to
Miss Mend HalseH of Decatur Rev W L
Helms of Cleburne officiating This pleasant
event one of the roost pleasant ever recorded
upon the social annals of Decatur or Fort
Worth occurred at the elegant residence of the
brides mother at Decatur with only a few rel-
atives and near friends present
Mr Mitchell Is well knovn in this cityas a
young man who Is not only very popular iu
social life but who has a reputation ln business
circles second to none Starting when but a
mere boy eight years 8bo wjtb Mr Howard
Tullv he has worked himself ua Into a partner
ship with one of the largest and most reliable
jewelry houses in Texas
To say that the bride Ira most estimable In-
tellectual beautiful and accomplished young
lady would be to express her real worth in but
mild terms as is testified to by thelrge circle ol
friends she possesses
The young couple started for Dearer and other
points in Colorado where they will remain for
about two weeks and return to Fort worth
their fnture home Their many friends join in
not only earnestly wishing but prophesying for
them much happiness and prosperity through
life
i s-
At the Courthouse
In the district court yesterday the somewhat
famous case of the state against C M Rogers
of Granbury Hood county was on trial He
warf charged with burning a storehouse for
the insurance money and on his first
trial ln Hood county he received a sen-
tence of five years It was tried
again with a second conviction whlplrAvas re-
versed The ca < e on a change of Jir nuejwas
then taken to this county and witbx identically
the same testimony the jury returned a verfMct
of not guilty without leaving the Mx k-
In tho county court Want Covbronght sulO
against the North Side street railway company
for damage on account of being ruat Into by ari J
electrio car The jury awarded be plaintiffs
131 The commissioners eourt yesterday author-
ized the issue of 2500 in bridge bonds to the
Smith bridge company This is for building
the bridge over Bear creek on the llsSas road
Tha bonds are of the twentyyear srasgs and
bear 6 per cent Interest i
ZOOILBTXBS Ha
A marriage license was Issued yesterday to
Mr P G Sheppardjtnd Mrs M U Garrett
The following naSes will appear upon the pro
gramme Mcailay Sight at the opera house Mrs
Rlzette DoMW SMrs Lusk Madame Prud
homme J GTTRiyrbotfer Miss Garvin Mr
Louis Ducker IWrean Miss Maude Peters Prof
Geo Edler Mrr PosTUn Mr Blount and Mr
Cole Dallas arid Prof Hall See the full pro
gramme iu Sundays
Secure tickets ot
Main street for the
Jane 23
Lovers of fine music
Read our ofier toj
Dictionary
aubsciis
house Monday night J
gramme ha3 been careful
miss it
The Ladles aldi
copal church are
for next Monday
most of rort Worths
in their musicals 31
mission 50 cents
every session of his court
ashwood 512
Monday night
ttend the opera
A select pro
iged Dont
St Andrews Epls
at work arranging
They have secured
talent to participate
ibcr June 23d Ad
W J Coffey lost ofsmafEyrarse containing
over 40 nhich he is filling totflivlde with the
finder It was on the vacant lot near the shoot-
ing gallery between Tilth and Sixth streets on
Main
A crowd of merry people old and young
spent a very oleasant day at Chatauqua park
yesterday There was lots of fun rowing fish-
ing eating and drinking and all expressed
themselves as having bad an enjoyaDle time
The party consisted of the following Misses
Carrie and busie Knight Nellie and Sallio
Weltman Viola Harklns Grace and Myrtle
Ronse Myrtle Phenix Myrkle Hess Ollio
Cater Nellio Robbins Mary Caster Messrs
Huilt Graham UcAnally Meyers and many
others
The Harmony club meets at its handsome
rooms in the Ashe building this evening the
opening meeting and will elect its officers tor
the year
When the petition for the Hyde Park street
railway company franchise was presented to the
council yesterday the members of that body ex-
pressed themselves to the effect that the matter
would require considerable Clscussiou It is
not doubted though that the franchise will be
granted as asked
Recorder Kem disposes of a squad of vags at
tb9 IIarmonT
are requeateP
rooms to night at
urpose of electing
officers audRransactiifc such other busi-
ness as mffP corns before tbo meetlne
By order ot tbo executive committee
Austin
Special to tbe Gazette
Austix Trix June 18 Tbo follow-
ing charters were flletl ln tho office of
secretary of state Abilene obalrauil
mattrass manufacturing company Geo
P Phillips and others incorporators
capital atook 510000 Houston and
Covington electrio stroet railway com-
pany of Houston capital stock S10000
incorporator J P Inwin of Houston
O W Crawford ot Kansas City J P
Rowley of Xebraaka B Kiam and Corrn
B Foster of Houston >
The comptroller today depoelted 36000
in the state treasury
Geologist Dumbee baa gone to Denison
to train Professor Hill in the field for a
few weeks
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Texas University Coinmenceinenc
Eteciel tctheGsxette
Acstii Tex June 19 The big and last day
of the commencement exercises of the univer-
sity of Texas passed with a recoid of success
The great university hall seating 10W
persons was pretty jrell filled with
a literary and lefined audience
from different parts of the state On the stage
were seated Governor Ross and the heads of de-
partments of the state government including
Treasurer Lubbock Comptroller McCall and
Attorney General Hogg also Dr
T D Wootcn chairman of the board
of regents and Professor Waggoner
chairman of the faculty Exercises began by
prayer by Rev T B Lee of the Episcopal
church then music by tho university choir f ol
The days for the enforcement of tbe dog law i L
David Pendl
ibrTdged
two annual
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gRRonse YOUTH
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OF THE
Loterla de la Benelicencia Publica
OF THE
STATE OF ZAGATECAS MEXICO
A syndicate of capitalists have seoured
the concession for operating this
LOTTERY
and will extend Us business throughout
the United States and British
Columbia
Below will be found n list o the prizes
which will be drawn on
June 271890
and continued monthly thereafter
150000
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are at hand and idle curs should govern
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selves accordingly
The street gang is now at work on West
Weatherford street The services of this squad
numbering each day from five to fifteen are
valuable
The weeds on Burnet street between Texas
and Thuteeth are higher than a mans head
This is not very metropolitan to say nothing of
its being a violation of the city ordinance
The eleventh annual commencement and
graduating exercises of the Fort Worth business
college occur at the opera house on the evening
of Friday June 20 and an interesting pro
gramme has bean prepared for the occasion
Remember the mite social to be held this even-
ing in the parlors of Mrs Kathleen Randle at
tho Warren Institute uude the auspices of the
LendaHand club of the Hret Presbyterian
church A fine musical programme is promised
The impeachment of F W Kane as city en-
gineer necessitates an appointment to tho va-
cancy by tho city council and it is probable
steps to that end will come up at the next ses
sion of that body if no contrary crrcumstance
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relative to we would
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city in the United States and British Amirica
The payment of Prizes is ruaranteed by a
special deposit of five hundred thousand dollars
5500000 with the State government and ap-
proved by Jesus Arechiga Governor
Drawings under the personal supervision or
Lie Hermmio Arteaga who is appointed by the
Government as Interventer
I Certify that with the State Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited assunn
lull payment of all prizes of this drawing
Heeminio Aiiteaoa Interventor
IMPORTANT
Remittances must be either by New Yori
Draft Express or Registered Letter American
money Collections can be mado by Express
Companies or Banks Tickets sent direct to man-
agement will be paid by drafts on New lore
Montreal St Paul Chicago San Franci coor
City of Mexico For further information address
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All lovers
flower
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THE
BROMSY FLORIST
EEHYEB COLO
XinUCATZOXAZ
TRINITY HAU
nine of yonog
Academic and
lowed by an oration by Ramsey
tonofBelton representative of the univerityCT lfo Ic Art8na K9fHJfe5se8 S ° J
Then came an oration by R J Snrearingen of
Brenham representative of the arademio de-
partment subject Looking Backward He
was followed by Arthur W Teelighon of
Austin representing the law department
subject Lawyers as Patriots There
was a pleasant Interlude of music when the au-
dience was treated to an ovation by one of the
young lady students Miss E R Waggoner of
Austin Next came Shapley Ross of Waco sub-
ject Texas yesterday today and tomor-
row The Theater of life was given
by Ben S Brown of McLennan and the closing
university oration was delivered by Simon B
Farrar ot Parmer on The Individual as a
Factor ln the Government Dr Wooten
president of tho board of regents arose
Snd conferred the degrees as follows
Master of arts Ms > M Carrhurton ot Austin
and R Y Hicks of Louisiana Bachelor ot
arts B S Brown of McLennan Bahelor Of
letters O E McCelvey R J BwearingenMiss
E R Waggoner W F Woods Bachel
of laws J H Arnold of Coryell M Brueege
hoff of Austin A H Culver of Kllgore J B
Earl of Waco J B Garrison of Simpson C A
Goeth of Cypress Mills M M McLean of
Georgetown M W Weller of Dallas F W
Moore of Austin B P Ross of Waco E A
Scott of Navasots C H Shaw and Bud F M
Ball of Texarkana J A Beall of Ellis W
Corwyn of Austin W H Crank of Houston C
J Gillespie of Eagle Pass W W Halrof Sala
do J B McMahon of Belton F Moore
ot Tlatoaia D B Pendleton and 8 L Samuels
of Fort Worth A W Seeligson of Austin
After the announcement ot degrees the nnlverv
sity oration was delivered by Hon J H Mc
Leary of Ban Antonio exattorneygeneral
of Texas and exsaprema judire of Montana
His theme was Higher Education and one of
the points he dwelt npon was unity on tho part
ofthe people of Texas in bnildinsnp their state
university into a great central Institution of
learning
To Remove Louisianas Capital
BatosRocgb La Juna lSTha wjya anii
means committee tonight by a vote of 9 to 2 f
decided to report favorably on the projSsieW
constitutional amendment to remove tiSjtepiUl
from this city to New Orleans
ladles embracta
Colle g4P scs affording the very highest
llind scholastic culture
the most accomplished assistants
This school especially designed for affording
to our young girls tho muchneeded culture of
home training combined with a higher educa-
tion Is beautifully located with the surround-
ings of an elegant home and all that Is necessary
for health ana comfort provided
For particulars and terms address
MISS ALICE C COKKLING
Fort Worth Texas
for business training la
number of itudents F
Largest corps of Teachers Best
Best reputation and best class
study
feTpatrons Summer Normal Business School for
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Thirteen schoolvjjjiWtartments a thorough
English and claiBPEedncation au the modern
convenieuMl Ldiaon electric lights earn
Board
heatedWHerworks steam laundry etc
Ing including literary tuition for ten
JnthsJlSt The health of tho school has been
ceptlo > tally good Next session will rjpen Sep
tembers For turtherparUcnlars address
JOHN HILL LUTHER DD Presint
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