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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
rERRrS TEXAS RANGERS.


Houston. Tex, Dpc. 10, Especially
llighty-l three df the surviving men beers
Of tie 1oyus taugoru, the fnnona
lllghlcih 1cyna uDYnlry, are holding
their reunion Ia the city An Effort has
been nindo to hive Houston solicited na
the permanent homo Of the Hangers,
hut this Wits voted down, thu members
prolorrinT 70 ho free In this rogBrd
Houston. however, was selected an clio
next place Of nesting
A number of uNUnion soldiers nrn
present aud cninYng themselves with
the old Cuniedpratoh
The tronHumr'a report shows tnut
there w on hand 5000 10 tho credlt II
tho monument fund When lids fund
Mnchra $4,000 suitable monument
10 the memory Of The doocaapd Hangers
viii Do erected % tho state tnpltol
grounds nl Austin,
They wound up all The business II
the meeting this afternoon, md tnmoI-
row will 80 On an excursion 10 the San
Jarlnip hattie ground NJ LspOrte
Tho following are the officers for The
prcaldcnt, - y. wcona Of Houston
Nce-pwsidcut, u q, Booth VI ilonstoni
srnond yice.prcaidont, Jho Farmer ~
Harris county third rlccprcsdont u.
w. Rogers oi Galveston, secret irr, II,
u. Lubbock Of Houston; corresponding
secretary, % a. Bolmcn of lfouatoni
treasurer, w. u. Cleveland Of Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
A DlABOLlCAL DEED,


Eeglo Pass, Tx, Dec. 10. tSprclail
a MOST dinboleal attempt ut robbery
anu probably q double II not triple
munlor occurred one mite from the city
OF Poriiriu Dina last night ~ II o'clock
nt tho fhntl OF an old man, Antonio Bar.
riento lie had Just marketed bis nrppa
nAd the robbers were evidently after Ills
money Throe of thom presented them.
solves a. hls douT aud when In opnned
u to ask what was wanted they orlored
him 10 throw un hla hnnds Before no
cnuld slam the door one OF ihom struck
HIN ncr0ss the faco with heavy knife
und slNHhNl him again. iunlctnr wounds
that the doctor says win prove fatal,
Aroused by the hght two of the old
mans sous jumped iium their bells aud
pnoncd ho npOn The robbers who warm.
ly returned The FIRE NOighh0ra hearing
tho hring went 10 the rescue mud a gus
elal mailgde followed, amidai which tho
rnhhora fod
Both of tine SONS were dangerously
shot aud one OF them win uprininly die.
Ihe other Is IN critical condition,
The rOhherH gnt 10 thnir horses and
made their escape, Int signs Of the re-.
treat showed that three VI thom nre
bndly hurt
The chief Of police WIS notified nt ono
nhd put trn men IN pursuit Of The bnnd,
be himself going 10 the scene Of Tho
robbery last night 60 direct the pursuit
The rohhora VIII undoubtedly be cap
tured. Quo OF them Is believed to he a
man WIN escaped from jail nt The uity
OF forhrio llihA u short time ngo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
DALLAS CHARTER.


Dallas, Tex, Dec. 10 tspeciai) Tho
charter committee Of the city council
viii meet tomorrow night and put tho
finishing touches 10 the amendments.
The commlifce will declare for twelve
wards with one alderman for each ward,
and declare war on the citizens de-
mand for six wards. one alderman 10 be
elected from each ward aud air nt-large
There ~ bitter Oppoglii0nE To the
sclenos 10 elect aldermen nt-lnrRe Al
dcrman r. N. Harris q Galveston, q
great freud " Representative J.. H.
Golden. Is Ia the city, &c declares that
the alderman-ni-lnrFe scheme WIS given
faif trial al Galveston. and is most
obnoxious III every way. Representa-
tre Golden win fight IL out 10 The lcgis-
iatnre. Both the cihzens' committee
and the council committee viii und0nbt.
edly agree Ia asking for exclusive con-
troll Of misdemeunors by the eity court
Nat q. 1unrcr. one of the standard
bearers Of the Clark forces IN the last
campaign, " riaking a Gghi on thir
amendment The great majority o. the
citizens Of the city. however favor q.
They pay tWothirds Of the county er-
pensns they argue. pay $4,000 o year
10 keep up . police force, Rnd the DO
lice. making % per cent Of Tie arrests.
the county gohblrr Ill the fees Thoy
want this money 10 50 toynrd defraying
tho ezpenses u tie police department
and he atty goyesunent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
RUINED.
A Beautiful oir Falls Into the Hands Of
Foul villain, Who Ateompishes Her
Ruin Houston Wiekodnsss.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 1G.--lSpccial.) -
Wednesday there arrived 10 ibis city a
young and beautiful ldri She was met
al the depot by friend OF the family
who offered 70 escort her 10 nice
boarding house. Instead be- took her to
house of prostitution and had her
trunks sent there. Here h. accomplished
her ruin and skipped ont Tho landlndy,
when the gin discovered her awkward
preAirnnent refused Ia rrlinnuish tho
trunks until the unfortunate girl pnld
her u big sum Of money for board This
the gid refused 10 do and appealed 10
Deputy Marshal Thompson, who went
~ tia house took her trunks and pur-
and sent her to her home Nc summit,
Tex Ia order 10 shield the unfortunate
victim be viii not divuige her name.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
LABOR FEDERATION.
NO TRUCE WITH THE KNIGHTS
OF LABOR.


Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 1O-At today e
session Of the American Federation Of
Labor the proposition To hold labor
congress during the Worlds iair was
detected by an overwhelming vote
II WIS voted 20 notify the president OF
the United States Of the action condemn
ing the employment Of Chinese snil0rs
by the Pacific Mnil Steamship company
resolution was recommended that
stirred up a lively debate Il related ~
the action Of the president and executive
council requesting conference with tho
Knights OF Labor and unions, Tho
many nttaelIs Of The Knights of Labor
against trades uiionB. aud especially on
the local shoemukers, were depored u
was said all efforts to heal The breach
while they were on the attack, and the
federation on the defensive. would cnly
be waste OF time The committee rec-
commended that the highest duty Of the
federation vac 10 defend the unions
selected by The Knights of Labor 1Ol'
attack. ana that the executive t0umiioq
take such action Us win enforce this
idea. This recommendation was finally
adopted
The special committee on militia then
reported, They said,
Unless halt Is called II will not be
long until liberty has given way TO dos
p0ism. Since the recent uacf 10 which
troops hive been subjected Inns hecn
brought about 10y a movement unohai-
leuged to surrender their uowrr. there
fore we believe that therein IL the gront
danger. and We invite attention 10 this
point of orr rrieynnccs"
The following resolutions were then
passed
THAT the American Federation Of
Labor and affiliated bodies demand Of
thrir respective legislatures the enact
ment Of laws embracing these prop
osliions."
First they shall create q bonrd Of cone
misaoners to be- solicited by the people,
and To consist Of aH many mcmhers ns
there IRE congressional districts IN the
state, The committee only shall have
power ~ call out Che milliin after In.
yeatignilon Of the labor difficulties IN
conjunction with the government.
Second that In cases Of labor di1icnl-
ties L shall be- unlawful for tho governor
10 call out tie militia for the suppress
sion of same, except upon a petition
signed by az least oncfourth the quail
fed voters Of the country wherein tho
trouble may exist
We further recommend nv n remedy
for the employment Of Plnker10ns or
other armed forces the enactment Of
laws by the several states Of the union
prohibiting non-rosidenta from serving
as peace officers.
II was nlso recommended the fedora
ton refuse 10 net under any clrcum-
stances Ia the national guard. aud that
members now enlisted withdraw ns
soon as they can lawfully do 70. unlegs
one or the other Of the propositions here
IN proposed be embodied In the state
laws
After considerable discussion the re-
Communications Of the committee were
stricken out, but clause adopted in-
stead That we support lhbof repre-
sentaiiyes In the administrative and leg
islatiVc departments Of the national and
state governments, md advising Tho
members Of tie election committee 10
the militia rather than the friends Of
capital.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Washington, Doe iG By Invitation
representatives of the various Trans.
Atlantic steamship companies were
brought before the sonaic committees on
immigmuou today 10 gpt thnir views
concerning tie bin heretofore Introduced
"a the senate by Chandler mHpendihr
Immigration from the ud world for n
your Members Of the House committee
Oh immHrAilon Joined the scuatc COM.
mitter IN llstNuiug 30 what thp steam
Flip eompnneH Representatives had to
suy.
Mr. Guslnye n. Schwartz Of New
York presented the cpso of tlr steam.
snip men. aud argued nminh prohibit
uou OF Immigration Tor q wear. lilo ts-
pressed his belief TINT the magnificent
development Of the material resources
of our country was hue 10 tho enormous
Immigration Of the last hllf century iir
argued Americans wouldn't aud euuldn't
perform ihe heavy manual labor and
mcnnl services required in the develop.
mcnt of the country mud therefore inn
migration was essential. The snspnn-
sion could never be- enforced as tho
Northern and Southern frontiers rould
not br protected and danger from chnl-
Orn would be Increased heunuae uunf-
antinu could not ho maintained ON thrso
frontiers He hold that sanitary sciencn
could nrcveut the Introduction Of dis,
ease under the PRESENT system Ito mn.
nounced the Willingness of tho steam.
ship companies to maintain quarantine
for immigration nc pniuta ~ departure,
aud Implied the United States would be-
guilty Of violation Of treaty obligations
" II pngsed Tie suspension law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
THE GUILLOTINE
Does Horrible Job il the
City of Paris.
The cANAILLt AND CYPRIANS
In Great Number Gather to wine,, tbe sian
Of Monsieur De Paris.
Sand,lns Rude lssls and Thanking The Gov.
crnmen' for the Entertaining Spectacle.
Crampon, The Double Murderer
Dies Like Cu.

Paris, Dec 1G.--Eueene Cramno, a.,
murderer Of two men. his mcrnln,, ,e W.
VIC penalty for Tho crimes and liz KIN.
allle that gathered TO see the exeen,in,,
| grenuy enjoyed the spectacle nffor,irJ
| ~ tue miserable wretch as he was liter
any carried TO the guillotne. Long b,-
iore daylight the crowd began Gathering
"'u9 tests were banded about and the
o.. scenes that makes diseracefnl The
ANS D., " OF a death sentence IN Paris
loy~e s q L.apcs ,ay dawn appeared a
Roquetie oy VI m@ m iSS Fl'I o1 DE- Il
me prison. Several men alighted and
the bright and fit engine of death was
haainied out aud set In place with the
SKIN mat comes from long practice. At
ter all was in readiness Fxecutioner
!Diebler tested the knife and found that
1t worked to perfection
AZ exactly O'Clock the prison doors
swung inward and the prisoner could
DC seen approaching, Champion, in nm
agony Of fear, was supported by the
wardens and accompanied hy the priest
who as he walked, read the services for
the dying. Crampon raised his eyes and
saw the guillotine and with a terrible
shrek he threw himself backward aud
fell to the ground All efforts to induce
him TO rise were fruitlcss and he grov-
rled on the finrstones begging most pite-
ously for his lie, The crowds of roughs
and abandoned women took the keemest
delight in witnessing the abiect fear and
listening to the frantic appeals Of the
murderer II became necessary for the
executioner's assistants TO lit Crampon
to his feet but even then he Hung limp
In their arms and they were compelled
to carry him 20 the gulll0tine. While
some of the assistants supported him
others quickly bound him and threw
him against the scaffold Even then
while bound to u plank he did not cease
his struggles. His contortions were ter
rible but they did not last long, The
basoule was dropped into place and the
assistants showed 1t forward until Cram
pons neck rested in the lunettc. Then
'Morsieue de Paris" Qttired ms usual
in conventional frock coat and silk hat,
touched the spring holding the knife.
Silently and like a streak Of tightening
the bright blade fell and Crampon's
head dropped into the basket awaiting
It.
The execution was the most horrible
witnessed in Paris in many. years
The crowd, highly pleased with the
entertainment the stnte had afforded
them, dispersed laughing aud joking with
each other
Crampon was an old offender against
the law On the night Of March 3, last,
he, in company with two accnmpilccs
went to the billiard room Of a wine shop
in Rue st Denis They broke into an
adjoining room and were plunderlng it
when tho landlndy of the place entered
and surprised them. The woman gave
he alarm and the thieves fed. A NUM-
Ter Of men followed them and were get,
ing upon Crampon when he turned and
hot two dend ard wounded third
lie was ultimately captured but ms
escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
MANvnL AM rAnrY

Galveston, Tex. bee 10.-sSpeclal. -
Allen Marvel aud A. A. Robinson.
president and sccoud ylccpreidcnt oi
nhe Atchlson, Topeka and Santa 70
Railway company, who arc n,akinr A
thorough inspection OF tho Gull. Colo
RADIO aud Sauta re Rystcm, arrived in
TINS city on q special train late last
night md VIII remain until SUNDAY
mptnlnr They are accompanied hy
Their families, who an the recipients N
many .rpnrlcsios at the hands OF Gni.
wstowans IL Is expected TINT an *
perhaps arranged with prcsideat Man.
vel during his stay here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
And We Can't II We Would, Do
Manual Servile Labor.
THAT IS THE STEAMSHIP TALK
Against tho immigration Bil---Ame leans
Won'lsc, Foreigners Must


Washington, Doc. 16.-Thore has been
story ailoat for several dRNs that Scn-
nior sherman N to relgn whom the lee-
Stature Of Ohio Is nut IA session, aud
tlthat Hovernor Mckinley il TO nominate
Seeirtnfy Foster for tlmt position. When
asked about this story Governor McKn-
ltY assorted tint Dc had heard nothing
OF the intended resignation other than
= htue gossip, and that I've did not be-
l,e'v ihorc was anything IN L. Az to
the reason for his visit to Washington,
me governor reiterated the statement
made several times since his cOumg
mat he had coinc on no political erraud,
nn1 that therefore, there WAS no polit-
zeal slguiiicnnce to bis trip, 1hcrn IL u
Hchefni impression that he IL willing to
run Tor governor ngnin next fan, aud 20
mako the Eight ON national aud state
issues, md that he believes az trmly NJ
he has hocn such strong and prominent
advocate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Washington, Dec. ~ iiy q nnhiuous
vote nh the members Of tho proacnf honsr
committee on elections today decided 10
report In favor Of Edward Srul the
Republican sitting member FROM Tho
Twentieth Pennsylvania district IN tho con
test brought FOR his seat 10y Thomas
Greyy Democratic cuufrsinut
The committee SCI the case Of Miller
W. Elliott, from South Carolina, for
hearing on Jan 10 Miller IL negro
HcpnhNoHn from the famous shoostflng
district ot South Carolina, This ~ the
lnat cnnn Inform lhn nummliinn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

New Orleans, La, Dec. 10. First
race, hyo flrlongS Yankee boy Won
Mamie -. second, Brewing third.
Time l.0Di.
Second race, Six hiri0ngr Hood0o
won, Grey Duke second, The Judge third.
Time 1921
Third ruee, fyo furlong3-Poiin won,
Galcn Brown second, vashti third. Time
l:D7i
Fourth rice. ono mile--Brot Hsrte
won, Rally second. fedina third. Time
1881.
Fifth race, one mile--Jobn G. won,
Bonfire second, Sir Planet third.
rlma l.hll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
FOUL PLAY.


ia. Tex. Dec. 1G.-(Special) p
schooner Colombo. of thirteen
tt was reported ashore Mt
,fl IN the West bay, and
lharles Alison aud n sailor,
flpwn, reported missing. Foul
7isi The schooner sailed for
N Saidny last. for Il cargo Of
She was expected to make
! short tine, Yesterday her
" vas picked up adrifu with
~ oars properly laid, leading
~ that whoever had used the
I, n Ner landing. sent il adrifr.
N N'ol was known 10 carry con-
I, .lhey on his person, sometimes
~ s@O0, and WIS known 70
lalge sums as IL proud of
n. The man who shipped with
9eserter from Il tramp steam
q, described as of medium size.
= .iLlsllsh. with but one eye and
nv r-',Iseler; The belief is that he
\, WIN Captain Olson. robbed
N ulew his body overheard. took
alale II landing and shipped
~ matter is now being investi-
~ vessel was owned by Q. n.
4, , ~ on the leyCe front, who
= rue Investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

tho proposed revolution in It's incipIcncy.
He said today.
The killing and roesting Of these
eleven Mexican soldiers and citizens
opposite, San ignaclo by a baud Of ont.
Avs who crossed over from Texas 4
The greatest Outrage committed hy per-
sons OF one friendly nation ON tho sub
!se's 81 another that has occurred In
the nineteenth century"
II Is believed spriona international
trouble will grow out Of the San lrna-
clio outrage Il the United States govern
nlent does not show lts disapproynl Of
me act Of the rcvoluhonists by putting
a large body OF troops Ia the field after
me Perpetrators and their sympathlzcrs
me Mexican government Is Strengthening
the border hy rushing about o0Oi tt,,ors
to the turbulent scene from interior
garrisons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
u MADE HIM SICK


y ". Tex; Dec. 1G.-(Special.)--
N 'cl,a9ty is all agog,
\ hsnsa helnzie, prominent
vsa aess man, left Tuesday for
Ssfs he was to be married to
ID N feyers. A grand reception
p,,,iRY ven the bridal couple on
"a here, and Invitations were
kss' sseeption at the residence of
Il ~ 's.her last night. Yesterday
IA Il. Irrespective groom's father
4 IA iVliegram from his son saying
,sldin, oeen taken suddenly IN and
4 ~. was indefinitely POSTPONED.
" 'ea.,9 created By this lis
seeo.,,19ing to compare with that
lier ~ dispatch contained.
i.lne IUisa5,sage stated that just be-
yAfbri,ii'sin1lle reached Seguin his
4 d " w had been welded TO II.
q aye Heinzie has not yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Last night, to by no means as good n
mouse as their merits and those Of the
very clever political satire they stvie
f9r lteyenue Only deserved. Milton
ana Dollle Mobiles appeared at Gren.
walls opera house.
- For, once the play-bil certainly told
the plain and unyarnished truth, The
play is comedy, und IL Il political
satire and while il Is one OF thoso
things that would not live without
Mobiles or his duplicate rs an actor IN
his hands it Is a decided 20. That il Is
exaggerated is Of course or il wonll not
be a satire. hut Il is not unpardonablv
oyerdrawn. and the quickness NJ action,
the natnralness OF the situations and
the rcfreshiNgly bright dialogue that
runs through tile comedy with touch of
pathos now and then md two courses Of
ioYe-making that run very smoothly.
keep vivid interest alive from the first
curtain TO the hnal drop
The company supporting these two. for
Milton and DOllie Mobiles are always
good is fully capable OF the work allotted
to It.
The next performance at Greenwalrs
Is kersnnd's genuine negro minstrels
Tuesday Of next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Ei17ngcr, Tex, Dec. III -tsu.,ialD Ycs.
t.flay the fninlly N bohcndnn nninrd
MaccurA were at Wnrk IN the field ON their
iaru nvar Gayhil, having rrown.up dangh.
fur drink Of water and finding tho .,iri
alone attempted 10 outrage her. Her
screams attracted another negro win WAS
passing ny and The brute WIS attacked,
Tue frscuer trlng two slois at him us he
NED, during The cNcltewrnt the gii sue
eoeied In making her escape 10 the Held
AMI alarming her father, who fuahod 10 tine
hon'o only 10 uil that the hrnd had robbed
the house and disappeared atrAnFr ne,
ggo mas been arrested, but Is not yet idtn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
GRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

:: !. :: e: ::::: =: =. :: ::
Z, cosgvlllc- Kan
panama Investigation Gem
.,srlay AMI af'c' discussion
A .,ln lcril~! tot to resign.
n omie Of typhoid fever in St,
IL A.lIlu fH y. heen raging for six weeks,
Il. dre to the fever germs in
-. Brown family at White Oaks
II ncto ,,tss In which rat poison had
S2Vo ,rs dead Two others arc not
20 En- 1--we,
sasst Of Chicago eloped with
X Canton o, Tile peculiar
4. transaction Is that Mrs, Glib
Iocl- N, vent with theta, leaving Mfr.
OoN boue
| nh ma revolt lqcsc ont a, Nic'cchercy,
VI WI ,-,,na,. the .tbJe't being 10 ralsa
.lj.ne, ,r.Gos"rEut P1rt,ln
I'm s,ushel vut, several cons &,
an Ya Z y g ,'rs passed over tho town
Forth S.s s5 1','9' Va. ..isn; b. lie
n. ynitry lost heavily. The dan
n me- ii.uarly lars' NJ An~oi whre
~ nUfH ta,e. we're hpwu dawn ana sew
u. kaled
n,, AZ Mrs. Mac Conger. where
w, rls died with dipthena at
wse burned, together with Its
~, oriers Of the city council
To.l .llstood the county proposes to
tSlS an a s,rrty Mrs Conser for the des-
sdher property.
r,.s, shot and fatally wounded
r,.er at Clinton. Mo. Hartley
~. ~ asylum at the soldiers
-rs.,,Dvorth. Kan. a few years
m, ,ecnrel divorce from him
|pt VosW g,.rr. Since Hartley was
..ii. te,rlod oyer the loss OF his
~ .y,nre as related.
49,. m
II Aaus Wy, :. ;,r,r, nnn. p,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

take no further steps In the mntt,r
until Monday afternoon, when Beattv
VIII be giveh hedring. The dcfene ~
VIII endcayor 10 force the persecution
g show Us hand az tho preliminary
hearing;. Failing TO secure the freedom
OF his client through insufficient evidence
on the part Of the prosecution, Mr..
nronnen VIII mako an effort to have
nm admitted to bail Captain Reel,
said today that no new Information hai
neen made In connection with The pods.
oning plot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
pIEn roR nrR cnllnnnN.

Omaha, Neb, Dec. 10 A Bee spe-
oial from Albion, Neb., says; Mira.
Jarvis, who lived two miles from this
place, burned TO death last night.
a lamp exploded, throwing oil
over two Of her children. Mrs. Jarvis
fought the flames tosaye her children.
but her own clothing caught hro and
she was so seriously burned that sho
died before medical aid could be OBJ
taiued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
THE DAILY RECORD.
Public Gambling Summarily
Ended in Fort Worth.
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.
A Batch Of Local liens oil Greater or Less
Inierest--A Fashionable Reception
Some Capitalists Sorry They
Could Mol Sec Fort Worth.
rAruoLIc ENTnRrAINlIENT.

The concert and dramatic enterihin-
ment given last night ut the OLD c,Hihol-
liz church for the benefit Of The church
was great success both FROM an ~, ar
tistic and financial standpollt. The
music vocal and instrumental, was e1-
ceptionally well rendered, aud tle z9 3il
oy,. driil nv Messrs. Upman and Kelly
,ras very Gne exhibition, their guns
being handled In first rate style; AZ
tbe Close refreshments were served, II
tiiere was any one present who did not
enioy himself or herself it was because
no or sbe was either a passl INST oil
the deepest dye or an hypoeeo,nd1,9,c. ,.,,
matinee will be given this AFTERNOON
Mt 2 O'Clock ut the same place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Charleston. 5. c., Dec 16.-Joseph
jenkins. colored, was hanged AZ Mt
Pheasant to-day IN the presence OF 100
spectators. His neck was broken. The
crime for which he suffered was tho
murder Of John n ryan, q Johns Island
store heeper, killing him with an axe
and then robhlng him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
SPORTING.


New York. Dec. 10-'ihe liall-Fitz.
simmons hght hns bcun 1nnlly decided
upon for Wednesday, April o. Fitn
iininona VIII train az liny ~ Louis,
but Il has not yet been sealed where
Hall will train.
Captain williams says he expects to se-
cure Dick hefeos' signature 70 a light
with Jack McAulinn Tor The anmc wealf
ar The Hnll-ifitzLmmons contest He
viii also mhke MA effort TO secure Cor
bett and Mitchell for thc anne week,
and viii offer ~ high 81 $4,000 10 get
them,