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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
VETERAN TROOPS
Arrive at Laredo to Join in the
Pursuit
OF THE MEXICAN BANDITTl,
A Famous Mexican General Has Disappeared
and Nay Be Leader
" mo hevolulloolsis-he Is Very Popular
man, Who Could Command a Large
Following lust Lilo tho
Cara Revolution.
f THE MEXICAN BANDTTl,

LAREDO, Tex, Doc. fs.-fSpccjai)--.
Two troops Of United States cavalry ar.
rived, Ia LAREDO tenlght via the lnterna-
Hunal and Great Northern railway from
SAN Antom@ They arc the vctefnn
companies u and X, which were ia tho
lower country during the CARA cainpaign
under tho commHnd OF Captains ChAae
aud Hunter, They are accompanied hy
a complete outfit 10 servo them during
q scverc winter campaign aud win prob
ably leave this city tomorrow,
No courier has arrived Ia this city to-
day from the lower country.
report Ii current here that General
Sostolps Roohn, military Instructor ut
Chnnultrncc, Mexico, Il missing rnd has
not been hoard lrum IN 1--WE days. III faot
a Telegram was received here last night
" that effect His absence mny be alg-
uuchnt during tho present uprising ON
tho northern troher He II q very pop
ulnr general IA Mexico and could u he
aaw proper, load larger faction against
the present administration than most any
other man Ia the republic.
lnrilcR here from the interior OF Mexico
who are 10 touch with the hlrhost nuth1r-
itioe there Claim TINT the present outbreak
Is similar TO that Of Cara which took
nlaco u yrar am and IA up for The enmO
PURPOSE, uamOly 10 dopreclste Mexican
bonds IA fnrelgn markets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
POST H,
OF THE TRAVELLERS PROTECT
I'VE ASSOCIATION,



Waco. Tex, Dee Is iSneeinD Post
II. OF the Travellers pr,t.ifiy, '1s.5gi,.
lion was organized In tle parlors of tbc
Pacific hotel last pigLL Alter Tho .lec-
tion Of officers adjournment was takeu
until 10 o'cl9rt this mproiur
Amnng those present and vybc nssi.fod
In the organization of me new nosr were.
john A. Stewart. pr,sidcnt 'Texas ,ii,is-
ion: Eugene pbks pntinnai Gnb y.ra-
president Houston, t'nutnin II \ VA
let Houston; Worn ~ ZONES. Jioustop
and John T. Knight Dallas ricnhr.s
OF the state bnaf4l Of IirertGr. ii /.
Henson. second yicr.pr.s,,innf S,r An,
tonic; NJ II ArnisferJ se,,rotni,- aud
treagurar. Hongton, Joln ksnnsjy
president Post ID. san Antoui9'
President Wood called tbe meeting IN
orlar nt Id n'rlor, oid ,ir,1 bis rrnTr.f
President Stewart presid5d mud
sin, acted a. grc,eflrv In tli, ai,srr"e
of q. w Smith
Tho following bonrd of lirerto.a ,rtra
elected. / A Sinh W 1 irbnrntop +
4 Levy. L II Brynanu Jns ii Nor.
gan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
Prominent Young Dallas County
Farmer Murdered
FOR A PlTIfUL SUM OF MONEY,
Not Over Five Dollars His Throat Gu, and N,
Skull Fractured.
Re Mad Sold Farm and the Assasslns THOUGHT
he Had Large Sum Of Noacy on
His Person Details Of
The Crime.

-, =, =
Dallas' Tex, Dec is. ,SnocinlO-Da1.
las county comes to To point With Nh.
other black crime-a cold hloodrd pnr-
der, and the motive Of ihe assassin ma
euninry gain. Renharl Is a statinn IN,
The Santa Fe railroad seven n.lps frn.n
Dallas. This morning M A cntsing
three-Qnartcrs Of n nile from n5nbtrJ
known as Chenaults crnsslns' Sretiaa
Foreman John q. Rurns md he mn,
saw the body OF man WENT vr,'ls
'-om the track near nod ~ ,sster
n Investigated the IND nal ,vo-,
g COD's liscovtr that I WAS a vgm's
'otaGy, Ina, 'ahn i. Patton Iiiss
'"cs do ,W'aBo. Il. the hne,ior VIM
hu.. Mslosd by a tesn L, ifa
His nD,T.3 "ip ttrp,l j,st,l, ~ .,.I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
HEAVY loss AT DROOKLYN.

Brooklyn, n. y, Dec. ls-At 1910
,t,is NAMING a fire broke out on the top
Sogr n a fye story brick building owned
by William y. 4. Jurgcns, Wholesale
grocer ncnr the corner Of Flushing ave
nna aud Ryerson street. In less than
twenty minutes from The time the engines
arrived the whole interior of tue block
was a solid sheet Of flames. The build.
Inc was heavily stocked with flour and
groceries FOR the holiday trade. Much o.
n M The south wall Of the Flushing
SSvenue side fen crushing two 2stnry
buildinrs One was occupied ly a saloon
and ne other was unoccuprd. Several
iremen were hurt when The WAL fen;
Al 81O O'Clock tenements 81 Vll-vi" nhd
ni5 Hall street caught ire 80 iar rs
known no lives We're lost Loss @3pO'-
0ls1 "a Sg5O OgU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

various political elcmcnts AS hrola "a
one OF the bic wheat Holds VI tnis ercnt
geain raising state The lkehuhie.ihs
have u clean majority Of six IN the ioris
etnrc over the opposition, made on Of
Democrats and papulis,s.
The fact thnt North Dakota Is one OF
ne states which has been n6med IN
INC nst o. Western senatorial contests
70 lc specially looked after bv tho apnR-
toriai committee u both Tie Democratic
ana Republican parties shows that the
FORMER recard u u~ within the vsssl-
bhdca TINT Notwithstanding tho ad.
Ncrs2 complexion of the lpgialnturr Il
may, 10y a combination VI various Gle,
ments elect nnu to succeed MIR.
NsSey WHO VIII ~ ~ Sympathy "
not N fun accord with the principles OF
The Democratic party. With no caucus
n9mlnco chosen hy tho Republicans,
gu us members will have Wide Iarty
latitude. senator HunsbrOueh refused
% RN INTO a caurus and wua clcctrd
without one lhh people ~ North IA.
Agta Il Is said, aN now opposed TO the
s,l.nu9n ot senators by caucis and this
method hua been abandoned
THE DEFICIENCY.
Secretary Foster Of the ir,asury lie.
paHneni sent 10 the house today a dc
naciency estimate nggeeaung $50. 900
for quarantine scryice for mo nsrnI
year lsN3, Tho extraordinary expense
ny the quarantine stations or account
" the Threatened invasion ~ cholera
uufinr the past summer have ahout ex-
UNLISTED The apprprlntion cor tho maiu.
!snapve OF such stations which makes
the appropriation necessary.
NATIONAL FLORAL EMBLEM
Mr.. Butler of Colorado today intro.
g ,e NJ ing house, hill to establish
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

gainesville. Tex, Dee. I7.-tSpecial)
deputy United States Marshnls C0okc
ana Carr were in this city this morning
on their way TO Paris with three n,-
groes, charged with peddlinr whisky In
me territory, Their names are Tom
Moods Alex Prime and Henderson VII
rants for the men for several weeks.
put did not have an opportunity to serve
me papers until Thursday nisht. when.
after lying beside the road for several
hours in cold, sleety rAin. the negroes
passed by on their way home. They
were commanded to halt bnt iustcai
opeued hre on the officers. The night
but the flashes from The runs ana mo-
one was wounded, although forty shots
were fired Ivy Me Eve men. THE ne
groes fled hnsiily, leaving bohind a
morse AID twenty-0ne gallons Of whisky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Weatherford Tex, Dee, l7.--(Speciall
AT musical recital Of the pupils Of
Weatherford college Friday night the
following program was rendered;
Stnrr. and Rub Carter; Solos by Mrs-
SIS. George Ioma1. c. L. Anuis and
Misses Rose Smith. and May Willing
ham: and Instrumental solos by Jesse
Wilder, Belle Beckhdm, Lillian Oliver,
Bertha Ohard, Nellie Dayis, Katie Davis,
Inn CulweH and Bessie Stevens and
violin solo by Alma Switzer.
The second series Of football games
between Weatherford college team and
parson's college team OF Veal Station
resulted IN victory for the Parson boys,
making them the victors Of the two
Both teams played splendid game,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

for the best and still i must bo said
he is very dangerously H."
These were the strongest s.atcm,uts
That had YET bcea made Nv tho fsiuib
and physicians as to the condition Of the
cS-sccrstary.
President Harrison. accompanied hy
Private Secretary Haltord, walked over
fr'Ia the White House 10 the ex-sccrS-
tary's residence this cvculag to person
ally enquire as 70 his condition aud cx-
pressed relief and qualification at hclug
Informed therc had bcen scme abatement
OF the more alarming symptoms.
From aa Intimate frlcnd VI the family
It was learned that il was only when
Mr. Blaine was suddenly seized with u
sinking spell this aorniug which threat
ened for some minutes TO terninrtc In
heart failure That his family fully rial
lied how near he was to death. For n
and the watchers bent anxiously over him
few seconds he secmod /, 30 In cAtrcmes
Tho emaciatcd faoo Of tho lying htutcs-
man was az white as marble and his
features sudly dnwu.
At times he scarcely seemcd TO be-
breathing ana Mt Dtlicrs pnspod for
breath, It was only after worldug over
the patient for upwards Of thirty miu-
utcs aud the application Of every art
known to the medical profession that
Blaine SLOWLY revived, but the battle
with death found him extremely weak,
weaker than at any time when suf.
fcring n relapse He was too weak
even to whisper and made no Sign OF
recognition. The family gatlsn,d round
the bedside aud were all In tenrs OK.
cept Mrs Blaine. She maintained out.
ward composWc throughout the trying
socne and calmly gave such directions
TO attendants as were necessary. Her
will-powcr when In fact her heart was
breaking, Is described as something pa.
hetic and marvellous. Whatever may
have been Mrs Bhlncs suspicious or
knowledge Of her husbands condition
through all thu Intervening months Of
his Illness, Abe has given no outward
Sign that would indicate SHE did not be-.
licvc Ia his future recovery.
At gro o'cl,ri, t,ri.b, !, ,,,,,.,.,. t,,,
nm Interview, Mn u1a a,t,,ii,', ,,. ,',p
cinps Drs NJ NJ totns,o, a,,1 , Fr,
U,nt snc,tsr a. .hoa, h,,, w.
Johnston ss,j.
,Hlaipc ID dts,i,,ti,. ho,t,r ,,oi.h,
Than lost nicht nn+ ,nr,h i,o,,,s p,a,
hH morninr', ''''
"Nbat vas tho pa,,rc Of tho ot,,,,
tolnve' '
III vps rou,r, ,e IN, h,a., 90 maj.
farm nv nsnr,lons sn,isf.,,o,n,, >, '''
ofIis troubl, is ma II. tis bnar, go ANA
asE,J
,Nnu so, t,,, T.. ,.. u.,....t ....,.
ro.. from ,rh,,,, NIT -, an
INA or,,ns aro oGaa,n1 AL u,a h,a.,
mstos m.n,e,s, ne ,s.spn..s a. Ge
,,lJa srl,on, pai,o's a,,dt,;on NAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Decatur. Tex, Dec ls--is2eeiall -
Bennett q o., the largest Hiy Ipon lS
III ~, Worth 6ied deed Of trust O. a
~ ~ bo1r MT nialt, naming Walter
~ ia ~ trustee. This firm has l1ne an
in,nierss business here during the past
~, vesrs and the failure = serious blow
70 .;,,stei NJ about $1,000 and assets
si5 010. The proprietor o. ne e2neeIii
So II Beai,etf. has q host Of friends
TO-, and ELSEWHERE who viii learn win
regrcf Of lis uiisfariune. ihe HIln .
asssts are more than slincient 20 lH'f'
rs iuaebtedness, and hopes nis IN
tslR I,i,ar s'in ans resume business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Warrington, Dec. - With tho rp'
pn,ac oil the holidays tle attend
nnoe Of both houses Of cnhfrt1 E
steadily diminishing aud 10 n dn1piiul
whether quorum will be maintained Ia
either the sunate or ihe house turing
lie few days that romtln before The
Christmas exodus begins. ~ tbs state
Of he cnGc, Il h inprobinlo INT any
business that promises tn nronse Cppo-
ntion will be undertaken which heru-
uvrs The possibility Of ncI1u ~ any
subject Of large. popular lnternst
mi the senate adlOlrlmelt Nill ."
tnken Immediately after puyrr iouor-
row. AZ week Of respect to ihc niqn0ry
Of Inc late Senator Gibson ~ l-unisinna.
In the morning hour Tuesday t'm Me
Garrihau bill viii be further dis'dfrs.d.
rhc nnti-optiOn bill still lginga over ire
heads OF senators da unnlislrFi npsinT
md will come w for further discussion
after the morning hour on Hich ~ NO
dnys remaining before isless, Tut " IN
mol expected vote will he reached in
The program Of the horss las lem
deiinltely outlined for the three ~ fgnf
,inya on which congress viii lie 10 HpgliQn
before the holiday reetga IoiueuoW u
committee Suspension iny Tues wy Is
made the special order for hlls nom
~ committees on punlir lands, nnd
Weduasday Is similarly allotted 10 the
commerce committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. IS. lspe
siai The Mission Athletic chb d
this city gave an Interesting entsrtnin
mont Inst night The best feature o. ~
tween Sieve llItier and irnrst Reich
two local light weight pugilisia. Thu
battle WIS for nnrse 81 $500 irun hi
clnh and 500 n side Reich waaluock
20 ont Ia The sixth round BY an upper
cuf hlow fnlm Butler. The fight Waf
wiinrssei by The go members of The
club In anloipntidu Of police interior.
enar The door 10 thp club room was heny.
uaiial f0ursf of rnde. lts effects Is 90
10 bai.red md guarded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

TAYLOR Tex. Dec, 1s.-tSpc"oll-
Charley Morgan, bcti e ksowi rs
~ IN sodfhbannd ,fis s1ari, Kansas
and Texas freight tmin. WIS iun over
~ tho ears at San Ga1ui bridge. i've
M III miles north Of ffyl5r. Srinrg
l,itveen the cars one l.g WIS s1 badly
rr1,-l,ed as to necessitate the ampuia tiuu
N one foot. He was found By ihr rrd-
side and brought into ly'1r on d Latd-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

schell City Mo-. Doc. 17.-.1'wenty-
three years ago Augustus Scheil, then a
reaidont OF his state md ono VI the
Original projectors Of the Missouri, Kan
aus aud Texas railway founded 4 town
on that road aud called II Snlfah City.
A. an inducement 10 Immigration he Of
fnred 10 give 5000 IN cash tp tho iitst
child born IN the town. and 10 ghow uis
Renuinentas Of the Offer fled bond iof
tho itll amount The first male cbiil
born Ia tho town WINS Richard SchNll
wood. The 1900 WIS never pnic hnd
now Wood having hocome pf agsi has
Huod Sebcn tor tho money Scheli NJ al
preaent roaideni Of New York CITY,
and h understood to be- wealthy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

,ba di5pstches last night was III Ii'f t5, NJ
arrest Of Dan l'erile!5i, sobi5nr lanes
sfhAIsgtei' ~ $500. near Forney. rlIee
Il. 5I1Yss ban i arain 81 liberty
EeeAs ~ ,s,.-,.d aver to Sheriff lan,e7 Y.
lie was lps s.hsria Cabell, who made iile
ks .i,,, q keller leit for Forney W., va , ,hs
asp ,, r,iroad last evening. 49, ,,,.a 1
NV, IrIlnh Ia passed seAsoville 81 ms '0AHS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Merkcl, Tex. Dec 1S-tsneeisll.-A
cutting ARRAY took place between five
school boys about two miles northwest
Of fere yesterday Both nrr about 10
years OF nge, one q son OF j Martin.
WHO cnt companion named FL
Wheeler very seriously. the knife pierr-
Ing. near the heart II is believed he
VIII recorer although no Is dangerously
cut The cause is not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
ONLY FOUND a GRAVE.



Shenandoah, Penn. Dec 1S.-For
aigltt yeors Samuel Podomo. who came
from Vienna. AUSTRIA str0ve Ia this
place to build q home for his wife and
child. whom he lad left behind him.
Wearied with his many mistortunes,
the heroic husband two months ago
gave up in 1isplir aud sent for his fam
lis without living built n house.
The lonely vie and child arrived
here today. and they were surprised TINT
their husband aud father was not there
TO meet them. They found his boarding
house aud joyfully asked for him. The
landlord told the unfortunate woman
that Podomo was buried last Saturday
having died Of fever. Generous pe go,
two tickets to Vienna, After looking
at the ncw-made grave the mother aud
child stGrted for their home over the
sea,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

", to5'ngn made break for liberty and
gNnped from the tram. The onssneer
rs'erssl The leaver, the train SLOWED m
any Sheriff kellar started after h,s
b..,ontr. The latter mnde good his cs
eals AMI Is still at large. Eellar lad
netleeted to handruG him. The oilioer
Norman Is shrewd fellow and viii
evidently make good use Of the fair start
secured and get out Of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Chicago. H., Doc. 1s.--Biyn day0
ngo woman who went by tlie name
81 Nellie McNnmnfa died M the county
hospital OF injuries received IA falling
from "a window While Intoxicated Il IL
hscortninnd today tho woman WRa IN
rnlity Mrs. l1lonor L.. Cole. tbs dlnugh-
tor Of Nir IohnHon Littledule Of lhe
English high court Of iurtlca. In 1881
Cole Of Chicago but their life was nm
hnppy. and diporco suit whlrh at
irnctnd wido nttihhon, was the ogtcome
Mrs, Cole won the suit and was
awarded nimOny, but Cole left ioa
Montreal md MrH Colo could never col.
lDtt q dollar. She sank ~ the lowest
round Of he ladder aud nnnlly came TO
her death by falling from window.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

CITY OF Mexico. Dee 1S.-Ihc ropprt
thnt Colonel Hernandez wonld be shot
AIonday d Incorrect The case ~ now
on eal 10 the supreme military court
INC bearing Of the appeal was oririnalg
6yed FOR Monday but has been postponed
81 account d the absence Of defendants
counsel, for a montlL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
EIGHT MEN KILLED
AND EQuALLYhs MANY INJURED
IN MINNESOTA.
A Frelnhl Train Running Twelve Niles an
Hour Crashes Into a Wreck Train.
Tho Dead and Injured.

Alexandria. Mimi. Dc ia far
ful Incident occurred az Nelson station.
fifty miles enh Of here, ID which eight
men were Killed and ~ many injured
There hud been collision Friday
morning NJ Nelson AnA n nuinhUr ~ ears
were wrorked a wreck tain had bccn
there three days cleaning np nnh was
making up. pro pHTntnrF 20 pullhg oft
for he east. AZ 1 o'cloca tha morning
the wreck train cabdost WINS lih stand
nr on the main track with number
Of cnrB An ensihound freight due az /
O'Clock had orders 10 hide track for the
passenger train due here nt I 20. The
fireman ON the fioight tolls the story
~ follows.
"1hcre IS heavy grade weet Of the
stntion aud HF the freight with thirty
siX ldnds under chirgn OF Conductor
William Mickey nrd Enm1err .'hinoH
Mnlnuny approached The switch. the pii-
line wRs shut on and the brnkes called
for Thrro was no precopuhle dccrpnte
~ speed and Conductor Mickey tlihhel
out Of the cahnosr where no wnh Fud
began setting the brakes bit iiq fpeod
WIS too grcht In stQp Nhrn within ihe
trains length " ihr cHbeose they sew
the track full ahead ard both fha onyi-
ntcr and ircmnn Jumped The engine
struck the wreck train uid threw the
cab30se on top Of che neti ear, setting
both ou Gre
There were fourteen men In ,h0 ca
ho0se. one jumped ~, hfc wsfc hurt,
three burned beyond recognition AM
four killed. One was toiniiv burned W
without any slan Of his remnrI btiag
found
The nemos Of The killed ure, Nelson
o. Doker NflApu; Chnt Nnnuison.
Aaalle, Ole Mnrtinson. Aanli.i ldln
Engdmni. Spru@hilli john Akmton,
Sprucchii. Engineer Strands nff hrw.
nam unknown. C1n1u nor f3nimrer,
Yaniton. ~ D.; and one unknown.
The injured arr.
A. NJ Brnsina 81 Paul; NJ omas
Welsh. Boston; David Nielsen hbl John
Ross, lrenen Of The enat bound freight.
II Il reported that the train WIS flin-
ming about twelve miles ~ hour when
Il coliidol wl.h the wreck ffnin
The men killed Wcrp wrn.s train hands
and ware naieep 10 tho onh1psc vixen
tho nnrlnc strnck H. %. nenfmand. lie
foreunn. wax the orly oae awake ana
had barely time % IAN 70 ihp iGnn ani
jump thus nylug hiin0if. BIN mo ir.iin-
lag fnle too l6te f0r toe ufhnra uiio
were ali killed Or badly iaiueei
..,... .srs4rss., tttfttr d. ,l.,.,....-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Nacogdoobes, Tax, Dec. I7-tspo-
DIAL i-The Fast Texas conference haa
been busy With routine btoinois. The
evening gcsiofs arc devoted ioreiiRious
terglcos Tho appointments Tor tho
coming year viii be commenced on
Monday. Omhge VIII b The next
9lace y meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19


washington. Dec. 17.-Wifhin fcw
weeks the legislature Of Ndnh Dakota
win mcoi to elect successor e senator
Casey lobpaou. the Hen1bieah fyil-
trressmau from North Dakota, ipdny
raid; ~ hops the Republicans oi. North
Dakotn. II they caucus, viii ABIDE by the
decili0n aa 10 the Republican ngnuhrei
unless the selection should be Smpt0r
Caser" Mr. Johnson added in pfmse
10 questions that the had been iufcrmed
when lnst IN North Dakota y w0n,icra-
eleet 10 the legislature. that ihc1 would
moi 20 into q CAUCUS. Mr. 1ohneon eGl1
M vas not a candidate al His ilne rad
,varld not 70 out H. his state wlirf the
eanatarinl contest begins. Toe deritrn-
fion on be part as reGpeeiA MT Cnsfy,
ghotys that Sir johnson ~ Mute Wiling
ia friends should administer 10 Scuntor
Guser tho same mcdifine aie present
eeunt6rs lfiauds ndliuiaured % the ION
gro,auiAn Two year ago. when me He
fublicana. who wer oyerv b fln.n9ly ~
m majority. had caucus nnd nsrocd
upoo III. Johug0u a. the nary lli1inep
ii 40 votes ont 81 20. the oihNr 80 votes
hsing dirlded between number n
ofttr candidates. Of whom senator casey
was one MINORITY united On Ir. llsey
ma H. conbiuatioa With The Demo.
rrate eleeied hin - tho ssuate. There
are nunilar ~ Republican eaisiiilteg
n the dtld row and Tie atgteineri n
Mr.. Jnhnzou hai b plmber ~ ltepulll-
can menhers u the legislature WIN re-
frta h. 20 mia q csurla. unras rr "a
Hold Of possible eotilhiaaaons beiweon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Palestine. Tex, Dee ls,--fspeclall- y
Al The election yesterday to decide
,chether OF not liquor should be sold Ia
,iis eifr there were 300 votes cast for
and 900 Aralnsi local option
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19
IN THE SHADOW.
a Great American Lying at the
Door Of Death.
JAMES c. BLAlNEs LASTFlGHT-
His Life May Now Sc Measured BY Hours,
Scenes at His Bedside,
Preparations for Senator 6lbsoa's Burial.
Congress viii % Lille This Week,
The Noble Army Of Pension.
srs still Growing.

the life OF James @. Blaine hung trenb-
ling In the balance. For more than an
hour in the afternoon hopes were aban-
doued and the end was momontorily cx-
pcctcl by physicians, family and friends.
an stimulation was thrown aside ia the
apparent imminent presence Of dsath and
the supposed fact that his illness, long
denied, was now admitted to be Bhghts
dsoase. At occasional intervals the de-
lirium was for long hours when he has
lain incapable of speech or motion, as It
is now said was the case when Cardinal
Gibbons paid him a recent friendly call.
These mud other distressing features OF
his illness are all incidental To the one
ovcrpowermg organic trouble, Bright's
disease aggravated az It has been Of
late by cold contracted while impru-
dently yenturing out driving two weeks
ago, mnlarial fever and confronted ny
a constitution impaired by nearly two
years OF continual sickness. An these
things are not tnctically admitted Ply
sicaHs assert there has not been any
lemmorrhages as lind been asserted, but
tlils Ia almost the only alarming symp-
tom "nl'h 's no" ueh''u'
The first crisis was reached between
10 mud II o'clock this morning when a
sinking spell set IN when the worst was
feared. The family were called around
the bedside and the phyAciaus sent mes
scuger after messenger to the nearest
uruR Store win prescriptions requiring
has'y attention
The distinguished patient iuy unCon-
scio1s mud to an appearances dying,
until shortly before oclook wien a
slight rally set in His pulse phich
had almost ceased to boat. bccaIc aguin
ncrccptible and partial const.S"se ss WAS
restored At o'clocl, the lhysi-iahs
Dp. Johnston and Hyatt, considered him
so much improved as 90 rcndor tlir
constant presence az his bedside duncccs-
sary There had been no change 10 his
condition upon which nonss Of ultimate
recovery could be based hnt W. ilniny-
date crisis had nossed' AZ 2iJN O'Clock
this Afternoon a reporteF saw James g.
! blaine, iro at the family residence. He
said his fathers attack TINS morning
was very bad aud cre'tsd tho greatest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-19

Omahn. Tex. Dec Is Special. }.
Tho negro. Graham. who shot and Killed
Constable Iedh,dter at this place on the
ION. was captured today at Commerce.
and is now IN jail at Mount Iieasal,t
He resisted arrest and WIS SHOT , ~ ING
bowels IN n deputy sheriff Inc Wouho
h not necessarily fatal.