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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
WACO.

Narrow Escsps from Burning to Death.
Union Labor Party Organized.
Special TO tbs Gazette.
WACO, TEX Jan. IS.-Frank, the littl
six -year-old son Of f. M. Nevens, Waco
manager for the Galveston and Dallas
News, caught On fire this morning, and
but for the presence Of mind displayed by
the little fellow would have burned to
death. He was sick in bed, and when
his mother was in another room he
got up and went to the fire and
while standing there his nightgown, Gov
ering his flannel underwear, caught In 3
blaze. Without screaming or running he
unbuttoned and pulled his nightgown of
1t was nearly burned up before he got it
off There was no one in the room with
hIm. Frank is clever little boy and bis
narrow escape from death Is glad news
TO his friends.
Fred Kerkow. who was on trial before
Commissioner Fipks for selling San An
tonic beer in Job lots without license,
wss plsced under a 5000 bond.
The Union L.bor party was organized
last night. There were some fifty dele
gates present. Speeches were made by
DR.. Rankin, who was candidate on the
aboI-ndepsndent ticket for Congress
from this district against the Hon. r Q
Mills in the last election, and W. e
Farmer of Mipneole.
Monroe Woods was placed in Jail on q
charge Of cruelty TO animals.
W. o Christopher, of Marlin, book
sud stationery dealer there, inside an as
Segment TO dsv His assets $4,000 sGd
his liabilities $1,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Additional Victims Dakota.

| HIGHNoRE, OAK, Jan. 1s.-Sistel
Wiliwera Of tie Stephen Mission, twenty
miles south Of here, IVES caught by tbs
blizzard on her return from
| the home Of the priest where she
had been uperlntendipg laundry work.
The quarter section within which the mis-
sion buildings are is fenced and when
she was fonnd by the searchers using
q rope 20 guide them she WAS
standing up and still alive.
She was carried tc her room
where she died. Two Indian boys, sent
first TO lock for her, were scarcely saved
from FREE zing to death.
Mrs. Anthony Haby. twenty-five miles
north, is reported lost.
Word comes from WolsleT, near Huron.
D. T., Of two more deaths a boy OF
sixteen, Burdett Schofeld, left Wolsley
just before the storm with q
load Of coal for his home
three miles south. He unfastened
his team from the sled and went some
distance when the horses got into snow
drifs. There he left them. His body
WAS found five miles from the sleigh.
The Druse family live on farm nire
miles southwest of Wolsley. Katherine
Druse, with her sister, wss at the barn,
about sixty rods from the house,
when the storm came up.
Katherine started for the house
but lost her way. The next morning her
body was found forty rods from the
house. Those reported most severely
frozen are still improving and msy re-
cover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
More Dakota'Vlctims.

aberdeen, OAK Jan. 1S.-In north
ern Hurd county, farmer who started
for doctor, was ioUnd thirty-six hours
after with his horse standing beside his
dead body.
a man living tx miles west OF Millsrd,
left his house, telling his wife II the
storm increased he would stay a. the
barn. He has not yet been found.
The report of the death CT school
teacher and sixteen children at Clear
Lake township, in eastern Edmund coup-
ty, at first discredited, is probably true.
Parties who come from Warner. OAK,
state that teacher and six children have
been found.
II. U. Chaplin OF Minneapolis, supposed
to have been lest, arrived at Aberdeen
last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
Two Business Hsuses Burned st Melissa,
IL Collin County.
Blhzs at Melissa

BlHzs at Melissa,
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Jan. lS.--The town Of
Melissa on tbs Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway, twenty eight miles south OF
Of this city, was visited by @ disastrous
fire this morning between IL and | O'Clock
totally destroying two Of the largest bus
mess houses IN the city, IS follows: Ii.
Caufman, general ary goods, LOGS
on building and stock about
$4,000 Insurare', about $4,000;
&. NJ. Lsrgent, groceries and drugs, loss
about $4,000; insurance, $1,000. The fire
originated in the rear end of the lower
story of NJ Ciufman's house and IS sup
posed to be the work of an incendisry for
the purpose OF theft, as there was no fire
left IN thsF portion Of the building and
scarcely if any in the stove in another
part of the store when the house
was closed, early ct night. When
the fire was discovered the
TWO clerks, George Cowan and
Edward Mckesner were asleep in their
room in the upper story of the building,
which was filed with smoke when they
woke and they narrowly escaped with
their lives, leaping from the second 10
the first floor. Mr.. L.rgent was in Sher-
man to day and states that portion of
his insurance recently expired. He had
made arrap gements yesterday oihave his
policies renewed, !but had unfortunately
neglected it till Itoo late, though he has
means left and Will resume business i'm
mediately.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
Thlrty-E ght Additional Victims o! the
Recent Blizzard Exported Frem
Nebraska and lows.
Further Reports CT the ffscs of the Cold
Spell In Tsxas-WheaI and Oate not
Damaged st ALL
Moro Victims in Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. l8.-Cnarles Grsy,
living near Tekomah, DIED yesterday from
exposure in Thursdays storm.
Miss LAME Royce, school teacher eight
miles from Piainview, had only three
pupils on the day OF the storm. She
started Ct O'CLOCK with the children for
house about thirty rods distsnt, but
lost her way. All lay down in the Snow
and Miss Royce wrapped up the little
ones as best she could. Jast as morning
broke the third child succumhed TO the
cold. Miss Royce then managed to reach
the house, less than twenty rods away.
A school teacher and eight children,
names unknown,sre reported from Neigh
to hsVe persisted.
Five men named Hickle brothers, are
reported from the same place to have
been frozen to death, also an old man
named Close and boy named Miller.
Mrs. Miller, the boys mother, was also
badly frozen and will lose both legs.
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Ireland.

DIssBNsIoN AMONG TIE PARNELLITKs
LONDON, jan. 8.-Dissension exists
among the Parnellites regarding Pdrnell's
proposed tactics during the coming
session Of Parliament. Parnell is in
favor CT sustaining from obstruction in
order to accelerate the rupture between
Unionists and the Conservatives on En-
glish local government measures. The
Two Hesleys and Dillon oppose such q
pr0grsmme.
new home rule paper, the London
Evening Star, made its appearance yes
terday and issued I42 600 copies.
RECEIVED AN OVATION.
DUBLIN, jan. 1S.-FGther Matthew
Ryan, the priest WHO was imprisoned at
Limerick FOR nom for incit!ng the peo-
pie to Illegal acts il connection with the
plsn Of campaign, WAS released to-
day. Ten thousand persons were COL
lected around the prison, and wien he
emerged he was greeted with prolonged
cheers. The Mayor of the town, sheriffs,
municipal councillors and many members
of the clergy crowded around him and
congratulated him upon his release. a
carriage Tas in waiting and tie priest
was driven to hotel. Police and mill
tary were on duty to prevent disorder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
THITEWRfGaT.

Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwRIGHT, TEX, jan. 1S.-A dar-
ing robbery occurred here last night. Two
masked men entered the house of John
Lindsy about IL O'Clock, one of them
holding cooked revolver In Mr. Lindsy's
face while the other rsrsacked the room,
looking into bureau drawers and piled
The contents OF two on the floor. They
only secured 10 cents alter all heir
trouble, after which they left for parts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Franco,
France,
THE BOURsE DEPRESSED

PARIS, Jan. lS.-The strained relations
with Itsly in consequence OF the Flor, nee
ccnsu ate sffsir depressed both com
mercial and financial business to-day
che Bourse was heavy. Several evening
papers violently attack Italy, aud La
France slludes to Premier Crispi rs "Bls.
r1arck's valet" The French Consul al
Florence has received certain instruc-
lions IS to the course to pursue Ia case
t1e incident is prolonged.
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Loss IN Hi County.

special to the Gazette.
RILLsBoRo, TEX Jan. l6-To-dsy has
been beautiful bright dsy, with the
thermometer at Sc above zero, and the
wind from the north. TIE gleand is
frozen in the shade but thsWing in the
sun.
The loss of live stock In Hill county
from the late blizzard has been fearful. II
ill not be less than 1000 head, perhaps
more. A. 81. Files lost FIVE Norman cots
out OF 8 bunch OF twenty-six.
So far IS can be aecertelned the wheat
srd oat crop has not been injured, but
still bids fsir for an abundant harvest.
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unknown. They made their en,rs,
through s window.
On the same night and st the same :.
man entered William Crows resicer.
MIR. Crow supposed it WAS one @,
ooarders coming in aud called 20 him
this jancture the burglar made bresk
the rear door. but not before Mr. a.,
hung chair over his head.
Wood thieves visited the hon.
OF a. Blake and o. y. Rat;ner +,
helped themselves TO SIS much VOC
they could carry eff handy. They let,l
Rather fac pocketbc0k for The =
they carried of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
STRAINED RELATIONS.
The French and Italians Greatly Ex-
cited Over Recent Consular Com
pIfcasien at Florence,
4 Norwegian Bark Sank on the Coas' OF
Ireland and Only One CT the
Crew Saved.
Itsly
WHAT THE ROWIs AROUr.

PARIS, Jan. Is -Republtque Franchise
fRs a tslegrsu from Rome which says NJ.
F.oureus, Frerca foreign minister, has
complained TO Signos Crisp, I:alian
foreign miuister, Of I.sly's dslSy in set
Ting the Florence consulate incident, and
warned SjgnCr C!ispi that Il the
Itsiiar judge st FIoreace executs 5
lis threat to re enter the French
c0nsulste and seizs the papers sought
after, Ff6Ece will recall her ambassador
and tske such measures as the honor ard
! interest of the country demand. The III
| cideDt mentioned consisted Of breach
| OF consular rights on the psrt of the
/ Florence police who had searched tre
| French consulate Tor papers connected
with 9 pending law suit. II i semi-C FL.
cislIy announced that Count De Mony,
| French ambassador at Rome, having
Informed NJ FioaIeEs that the
pI8.or OF Florence had minated
his intention 10 remove on Friday the
seals affixed by the French Consulate 20
documents relating to the HesSisr sue
c9ssion, NJ. FiOureEs has requested
Count De MonV TO inform Signor Crispi
that if such set OF violence is committed
the French government will hold ItslV
responsible. The Paris (aeWspapef)
urges the government to demand COM
p!ete satisfaction from Italy for the in
dignity f sred to the French Consulate
ST Florence, sRd liz the event Of the fail
ure Of I.aly to comply, to break Of rels-
tons between france End I.sly and ex2el
al aliGns from France.
PRECEDENT CLEVELsND's PRESENT NOT
PRESENTED.
r ME, Jan. Is There is general COM !
nent here over the fact that President |
Cleveland's envoy, although he arrived |
some weeks ago, has not vet visited the |
Vatican 10 present the Pope With the |
volume CT the engrossed copy OF the !
American constitution.
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a Heavy FailHre.

WILKRsBARRE, Pa, jan. 1s.-Tht
E,gle Iron Works, extensive mauutsc
turers of screws and iron fences here
failed last night. Daniel A Fell, a'tor-
ney at law, has been appointed receiver
The liabilities sre unknown, but are said
to be very large. The company Is ctm-
posed Of George S. Rinpsn, limo by
Parker and George A. Edwards. The
Dickson Msnufsc uring Company at
Scranton and q number Of New York
md Philadelphia iron dealers will be the
heaviest losers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
In shackelfovd County.
n dence of the Gazette.

ALBANY, Tx, Jan. ia Malisoba
breeze arrived in Albany early Saturday
morning sno proceeded to cool of things.
The cooling process proceeded uninter-
rupted until Sunday morning, when the
mercury registered % below zero. Old
citizens say this is the coolest weather
ever seen, or rather felt, hare. The
weather has remained cold all day and
one or two men from "the north country"
may be seen on the creek On ice skates, q
novelty in SnackeIford county, as we sell
dom have ice strong enough to bear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
HCmh NnfHA.

Home Notes,
j. NJ. Steere, assistant general freight
sgent of the Gulf, Colorado and S3nt,
Fe, Is In Fort Worth.
-
W. D. Rippey, connected with the
Chicago, z )ck Island and Pacific, was 10
Fort Worth yesterday.
a..
II. @. Archer, travelling passenger agent
of the Texas and Pacific and Missouri
Pacific, is getting out pocket time table
which will be q very neat and convenient
book, much sought after.
w. j. Sherman, assistant chief engineer
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, was
III Fort Worth yesterday and said the
bui ding of the bridge across The Trinity
as proposed, would be an excellent thing
for the city Of Fort Worth.
s..
It Is said the passenger depot of the St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas TO be built IN
North Fort Worth will DE of brick and
will be two stories. IL will be hand
some structure. TIE freight depot will
be very large and will be of frame.
-
Yesterday morning Assistant Chief Z u
gtneer S. NJ. Rlmsdell OF the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas let the contract fer
grayehDg the extensive yards of the CON-
pany in North Fort Worth to J. 2. Hughes
Of this city. The gravel will be put
on about eighteen inches deep On
an average. Msior RSmsden says the
work is TO commence st once and it is
probable that Contractor Hughes will put
large number of teams and men on the
work not later than Monday next. After
the contract WAS let Msjor R,msdeu in
company with R. M. Carter, commisssry
for Captain Lyon for building
the road from Commerce 10 Fort Worth,
took the train for Wautauge, where the
company has large quantity Of bridge
material fog openings in tits county.
There is slsO quantity of bridge mate
rial ct Hodge for Marine creek bridge
After inspecting the material the
two gentlemen decided TO take a
tie pass for Fort Worth and
accordingly started out On the Missouri
Pacific track about O'Clock and
reached Fort Worth about 6. The distance
is nine miles snd the couple made one or
two stops on the way, MsiusRsmsden
says the coun ~ is in splen0ld condition.
He went 10 Plano lsst night, but will
probably return this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
At La D1pasas.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
LAMrAsAs, TEX e, Jan. l7.-Ssturday
evening about hall past o'clock the
looked for norther struck us. The mer-
curry tnen stood ST SO and by dark had
fallen 400, during The night slight snow
fell. Sunday morning the mercury regis
tered g. above zero, IL was JUS. too cold
for anything except staying by the fire.
Monday morning the mercury stood CT
100 above zero, and gradually rose until
1t reached 260. Another slight coat OF
snow fell Sunday night and little more
Monday forenoon. Monday evening it
cleared 0 # aud at this writing it locks IS
if we might have few days of clear
weather,
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at Carthage.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CARTHAGE, TEX, Jsn. II The weather
in this section Is decidedly the coolest
and most disagreeabIe of the season
Snow, sleet and rain has been falling
since the night OF the l4th causing the
stream to overflow and rendering travel
almost impossible. The roads in every
direction have never been in worse COT
dition. The mercury registers l8o5 above
zero and ihe clouds indicate that there is
no Clear weather in the near future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
At StephenEillS.

Correspondence 0! the Gazette.
SIRPRRNvILLE, TEX, Jan. 1G.-Late
Saturday evening another BLIZZARD struck
US more forcible ard terrific than any be-
fore this season. Ia the morning the
thermometer registered as high as 70o
above zaro; by shutdown it stood shout
GO above zero, ard yesterday morning it
stood 10 below zero. Considerable snow
fell Saturday. This morning the weather
moderated some and more snow fell
It is now cold and clear WITH the ground
frozen End covered with snow.
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at Chappetl Hill

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CHAPPELL HILL, TEX, Jan. I5 To-day
ia decidedly the coolest of the season. a
very cold, stiff Iortner is blowing and
the ground is covered with ice and snow.
The telephone wires have been down for
two weeks, aud telegraphic communica-
tion greatly Interrupted. We have had
more rain, sleet and snow than for mary
YesTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Deaths sIi Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 18.-The fatali-
ties of the late blizzard in the prairie dis
riots of Iowa are being gradually made
pub ic.
Byron Cleveland of Manchester, Della
ware county, hss received Information
that hisitwo sons, aged fifteen snd seven
teen years, were frozen tn death during
the storm together with 900 head of cat
tie.
John Olney was found IN snow drift
near Marathon frozen TO death.
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PRESENTED
England.
A BARK SUNK.

LIVERPOOL, jan. l8-The British
steamer Toronto, Captain Bluchett, from
Portland January for Liverpool, arrived
IN the Mersey to-day. she reports dur.
ing & log OF Skerries, Ireland, she col.
ided with aud esnk 4 Norwegian bark,
Freidis, Captain Larson, from Liverpool
for Sa2snUah, and that thirteen Ct the
bark's crew were drowned. Only onf
usn was saved. The Toronto Tss orly
slightly damaged.
GENERAL CHALLENGE.
LONDON, Jan. Is Jack Dsyis has
challenged Kllrain, Sullivan or Smith to
fight for $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
AUS TIM

a Boom In the EatriDOniai Marhet-
Comptroller mcOal's Report.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Jan. 16.-1bree couples
Of prominent people were msrried here
to-day, as folIows: Giveus Lsue ard
Miss Ophelis Kinney. Mr.. Ovens IL
n mayer OF the Day Land and Cattle
Company in Greer county, and left with
his bride this morning for Fort Worth
George Massey and Miss Mary Eilers,
who also left for Fort Worth. j. r
R.ney to Miss Mary Thrasher. TIE msr
limoDiel market is quite. active.
Comptroller McCsps annusl report
WIS published today. Il is quite vol
luminous.
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at Paris.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. Is The weather
continues extremely cold. The snow
and sleet is about one and half inches
deep, hardly deep enough for sleigh rid
ing for pleasure, though few nave tried
it more for the nsme than for pleasure.
Wood haulers hsd it their own way yes
tsrdsY, some loads sold as high as Sc.
Officer joe Mickey brought in lad
yesterday nearly frozen to death. Ra
had left town with too much killem
straight, and left by his compsnions in
crib, where ne was found nearly dead.
The fact was reported to Mr.. Campbell,
who had him carried TO his residence and
cared for until the officials could be
not fed and come after him. While IN
dergoing the thawing process he suffered
intensely. His name Is. Walter Derrick
and lives Ia the city.
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81 Mineral WelJe.
correspondence of the Gazette

correspondence OF th0 HAZette
MINERAL WELLS, TEX, jan. 1G-The
temperature Of the weather since Satur-
day neon has been remarkably low for
this aection, running down as low IS g
below zeIo Saturday night. 1t is still
cloudy and ccld-the mercury standing
st 20 above. The Brazos river is frozen
from one bank to the other, and wagons
loaded with wood ere passing over On the
ice. Various cpinions are expressed by
farmers as 30 the result upon wheat.
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a. Miami.
Corrernondence OF tn Gazette.

MIAMI, TEX, Jan. 14-This morning
about 3 O'Clock brisk norther blew up,
accompanied with snow, SID a. this
writing, ? O'Clock 2. m, it is still! snow
ing, with The thermometer TO- below
zero ana Inc wind blowing 81 the rate CT
forty miles per hour
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at Terrell.
ct Ac'E
Special to the Gazette,

TERRELL, TEE Jan. 1S.-Another cold
norther came across the country last
night which blew Gil the clouds awsy.
To-day has been q pretty cold one but the
sun has been shining. There is consider
able snow on the ground. though great
deal has melted.
TIE store Of S. Bonneville WAS we'll
saturated yesterday evening by the burst
ing of the w&ter-pipe that furnishes water
for the engine OF the Star printing ctIiCe,
which is just above the store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19

the Dikota blizzard struck US, accom-
panied with snow ana sleet. The snow
continued for about twenty four hours
snd about four inches has fallen. The
thermometer stood at leo above zero,
which Is very low for this latitude.
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Gathering at Cisco.

opeClaI 70 the Gazette.
CISCO, TEX, Jan. 1S.-Deisgates TO tie
railroad meeting, called to meet at this
place Tomorrow, are arriving, and moth
ing much but Rock Island Railroad Is be-
ing talked tonight. Breckenridge, Crys-
tai Falls, Fredericksburg, Brentwood,
Coleman, Blanco aud Mason sre repre-
sented SO far, and other delegates are
looked for to morrow. Some fine reports
ard every reason why the road should b.
built TO each place will be presented TO
morrow
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To Brsak Dirt To Day.
Special to the Gazette.

SptJIdI 20 llG JaLbLIS.
ARMSTRONG, TEX, Jan. Is Dirt will
be broken tomorrow morning on the
Panhandle city tap OF the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway. A portion Of the
grading outfis arrived this evening and
will begin work ct Wsshburne twelve
miles north CT this place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-19
Desd Cattle In Harris County.

CptClEI 70 inc Gazette.
HoUsTeN, TEX, Jan. ls.-A milkman
living three miles from Houston reports
counted the dead bodies Of sixty cattle
strewn slong the road. Another gentle
man from up Buffalo bayOu says that
dead csttle are lying scattered arcurd
pretty thick through the weeds in mis-
neighooraood. This last cold spell played
havoc with them.
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GALVESTON.
Continued TIL Mex. Cerm-wants B-g a.,
sGss From the Missouri Pac.a,

Ocn;iuued TIL Mex. Cerm-w antaM .g5i,.
aE's From the Missouri Fac.ne
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. Is the G,
OF Ben I. kesgans, deputy sheriff ct p,
riS county, charsed with the murae-
John Mellinger st Houston cour.-
months ago, YVES continued to-ca,
the Criminal District court u1ul r-
term.
James Davis today fled SUI, +, g.
United States CjrcpI. court scslrS, .
Missouri Pacific Railway Company c,,,
ing so. geo damages for Injury 10 peIsr
The suit grows cut Ct a collision rs
Harrisburg On me n instant. when N
passenger trains crashed into each o..
by reason If faiIure Ct operator st H.
burg to deliver message TO ere 81 g.
conductors. Davis asks for $1,000 3,
tual and $4,000 exemplary damage
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at keupuer,

Core spondence OF The Gazette.
KgMPNRR, TEX Jan. l6-rhe severest
nortner for several years struck this
place abeut $3.50 p. m. Saturday, with
quite rain es the esert, and in half sn
hour yer thing was covered with sleet,
and ~ 10 O'Clock the ground WAS COW
cred with snow and ice, and it does not
melt away much.
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Eight BELOW ysru
OF the Gazefta

DoANs. Tex, Jan. l6 The most ee-
we're norther, accompanied by snow,
struck here Saturday morning. It IVES
years. On the morning of the 18th the
thermometer registered Sc below zero.