davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-11

Ii en- ! u nalr AiOerli au meme
degre que lie general Ryswick, ct
chacun d'eux n,attendit que Occasion
de manchester cette haine par DIES
actes.
On comprend DIES lors l'angoisse de
la jeune FEMME quand ellie apprit u
quel terrain dangereux await glisse Ia
conversation de la veille, ct ave
quelle tendresse alarmee ellie await
tente de proteger son mari contre les
malheurs prtdits par la gitane.
Carlo courait de toute la -yitesse de
son cheval. Ii await hate de voir lie
vieux Waster de lui adrcsser ces
cordiales ct fortifantes paroles qui
font solvent plus pour Ia guerison
que les cordiaux ct les remedies. Get
homme, ancien serviteur du comte
Antonio, await dome a toute la ia
mile dies preuyes dun enter devoue-
ment on ne pouvait lie laisser s'eteiD
Dire tout seul dams sa maison isolee
sans lui rappeler que ses maitres
deyenaient SEES amis.
LIE vieux Waster Sc mourait stoI-
quement, paisiblement. II Gtait leve,
ct vetu de son uniforme, don't il await
settlement neglige de boutonner, com
pletement la yeste. Tn CHEN au
poll rare, ct don't les pattes tremblaient
de vieillesse ct de douleurs, restait a
ses c6tes, la tete posee sur un de ses
genoux. ct semblait lui demander lie
secret de ses dernieres penseeS.
-Oui, Turc oui, mon bon CHEN !,
dit lie garde, il faudra nous gutter, ct
seul peut-etre tn suivras mon convoi
Nous avons fait ensemble de BONES
GLASSES tn prenais les lievres a la
course, ct tn te jetais a la t6te dun
sanglier ans craindre les coups de
boutoir. y. Cest fini. mon vieux. ton
fair s'est perdu, mes jambes Sc sont
rouillees. Jai fait de non mieux
dams la vie, ct lie ciel sera misericor-
dieux Il mon egard. ..J'ai souffert
tout homme est destine a la souffrance
mals je me suis resigne parce que je
suis chretien. Je ne demande plus
qu'une seule chose revoir lie comte
Carlo, ct lui dire que je lie remercie de
ses bontes -. Bien DIES ieunes ~seigneurs
dedaigneraient sans donte a 50 place
de Sc rendre a Ia priere dun garde
trop vieux pour defendre les lois DIES
braconniers mails lie comte Carlo ne
resemble pas d d'autres, il viendra...
N'est-ce pas, mon vieux Turc. il
yiendra?
LIE cnien poussa une sorte de gents
sement, releya la tete, aspira Fair.
puts il replaca son museau sur la
cuisse du garde-chasse.
Les yeux de %celui-ci sc fxerent u
la foret depouillee, ct il s'absorba
dams une Tongue reyerie.
Tout a coup lie CHEN Sc leva, de-
gourdit ses pattes ankylosees, ct
s'approcha de Ia porte, quill gratta
doucement.
Tn REIMBURSEMENT Sc fit entendre a
une fable distance, car Turc aboya
en- tournant ses yeux intellieents vers
Waster.
II vieGt, n'est-ce pas? Turc, il
WENT.
Avant que lie CHEN cut repete son
advertisement. le comte Carlo pene
trait dams Ia sale.
BENZ soft Dieu, Monsieur lie
comte, dit Waster, je puts encore
vous recevoir debout. :. Eous etes bon
de vons etre hate, car demain i'eusse
etc couche pour ne me r~elever lamais
II faut combattre ces tristes
idtes, Waster, repondit lie comte
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-11
Leekport Public School Fund Association

A nne reunion do rei,t a~>orisfieu. tenue
lie premier jeudi i'ncfnl,rs. ISSt. IL :. 6te
"sESOLU" Qua iaveui.. uu- fore. rour
g ben6ifce dies fonds DO fFr.,ic. a'tri lien
hague aimee le prcmiers same Il - .liu.prse
du mois de iuin.'
Par ordre.
PIERRE DARRIOS. See.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-11
ANNONCES.

On cerre de 10 !..gnes: lere. insertion, $3.50
" i. 2me. " rs
I" " Insertion add so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
avec Padresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
ZINES, mar an. d'avance. s. 90
Aunonce .ie candidats, ia vance, ----.l 10 90
NkeroIogle, par 10
Toufe annance commercials pubiiee a IAN
nee sera inseree su faux de 80 cents par pouce
pour /. premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions snbseqnentes.
Toute aunonce d0ut lie nombre dinsertions
n est pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nonyel
o Dire au taux ordinaire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-11

Suite aa proclaim namero.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-06-11
ADJOURNMENT

$5.oo
\ ,mkro lU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
pALLAs WARDS


Dallas, Tox., Nov. 90--tspeclal. r.
Tho old fractional spirit Is coming 10 tho
fronthgain Ia Dallas. Tho charter COM
mittoe, IN Injunction with tho board OF
trade, agrees W Commandments 70 tho char
ter reducing the number Of wards tosix
and tho number Of aldermen from
twenty-f0ur 70 twelYe. Tho board Of
trade people hold o meeting this evcn-
ing and many OF tho members AFRO
ia favor OF d taxing district. Mayor
Common is bitterly opposed 10 this.
Alderman John j.. Conroy wants iweiyo
alnormen; no wants the mayor
10 preside over tho council and
also onlclate rs polioe Judge, and his
Behomn IL indorsed by q large number
Of citizens. Tho chances are
that tho factions will send
separate delegations 70 Austin,
and fiqht Il out before tho Legislature.
The tinkerlng with the charter VIII
contlue for some time, reyerthelen,
10 night presidon. Of the council II.
p. Louthor tandcred his resignation
The council accepted tho same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
CLEVELAND IN COURT.
Summoned 10 Richmond Ia tho Virginia Debt
Adluslmen, Case.

~ - H..
hNhoie, va, NV ~, ~ a. ~ ul i,i ~,
uiues .. shu WY on l, iIa '.," i fehn
was thy arrival OF Suerill s,alhuei 1osln,
son, OF northampton county WIN
summons Wnlch ne FoukhV 10 servo upon
! runlpullte,,p' NiStViauu' ~ y"'nN
uNer lluii wy inuil'ni'u ny oviV M
uut Wns ,urnu" W VIZ s,,,,, ~ wv, w
s s hsecdpt c'' SS,,asentInS tbn document
ilbe .hn,Sit WA scen hy a rnnnrtr,' init
,yas W'ot,in IN furnish INV Information
eScent lint tle aunmona VIVA 10 appenr
heforn thc cbanccrv eourt NJ fieh-
mond Va lie dld mi know what onse
,sos inyoived. fIc stnied lint when
NJ s,,,r,,,,,,s ,cach,d Mn, for scrvico
bo ,yas ny 1ane Chnrles citv. which
~, co,,,,t,, anat ~ tIls roun.
70 ia M, r"gS,ded The whole
a}toi, ns n ,,rne,ictL lolre. ITnon wrla
tnn ths cIer,9 of tho rourt M Rich.
,nnni Ia ,,'ccivod nas,rnnce that tho
Jncnrnant NM vcnnIne md oamo 10
N ,nn,'' "a nnon inr no nurnoso m ear.
,.,ing an instrnc,inns 1lhe duoltinp
,,ss ,te retnrncd ssnrtlv after A o'eiock
nnd y rono,.t.g excsiient snort Cleyeland
,,,,,,,i N 80 Nina ninre with Georu,
T ne,,,i,,,. I'm in,asL hia nm ue hag.
',',I 'i' r, h,.ant XIV rend bcnds mud dya
h,t,, IN NIL fn , nrogrnmp,o
g" ~ sn,a,, 40 90. day
a. IA. ~ cs,r IN, learned. not deanita
.t,,, o H. H.. e,an S,icrr,ined lar Clevo.
, .,,V i ,',,, n ,,sth Ern,n ~ nrcsnn,
,n ',i1 ;i,ne h",sa,,.r "A ssems nroba.
Ky ~ H., NO., s,,.,h anoiher sunday
49, ~ i,.ts't',l,, ~. tsi,,nd
NF'' '''' MIN .r,,t,yo,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
WESTERN PRESS
MEETS IN REGULAR ANNUAL
SESSION AT DETROIT.
The Attendance Was tho Largest Ever Had,
and Very important Business Was
Transacted by Tho Association

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 30.-The regular
annual meeting Of the Western Associ-
oted Press was held here today with
the largest attendance ever had. Great
interest was conferred in the meeting on
account of the agitation peryading
mess circles throughout the country
and tho tendency towards new COM
binations. The membership OF the
Weste,.n Associated Press was divided
&c to the hest policy TO pursue, aud on
tbis account the plan for read just
ment, proposed by the special comlnit-
tee appointed to formulate one was
antagonized by some OF the mem
beers who thought it wiser 10 aghere
TO the policy that was successinl i9r
many years. These were lea WIN
ability by r.. w. Patterson, oil Shleagoi
ID. NJ. Houser, OF 81. Louis; D. W. Mur
phy, Of Minneapolis; Mr. Scrlpps' oil
Detroit. and II. d. De Young, OF san
Francisco. A very full discussion was
held. extending over three Gays mere
and in Chicago, and every interest," ~,
volyed was accorded "A hearing, Ioou
feeling prevailed, and the result was
the approval Of the policy reconlinenueu
nv the special committee on reorganI'
ization, In which there was practicaly
n unanimous aoquiescenee,
Mr.. Viscor lawson, chairman OF lhe
evecntiye committee, made tull report
of tbe work OF the past year Whlch Nas
unanimously adopted. Inc report VI
the manager showed the affairs Of tue
Assoeiated Press TO be in a prosperous
condition, aud its business raplaly -,
rreasing. The old board oil directors
HTas reelected as follows;
lbert ]. Barr Of the Pittsourg Fosi,r
w a, collier OF the Memphis Appeal
.raianehe. NJ. II, DeYoung Of the san
Hnsncisco Chronicle, Frederick Drlscnn
/ ~ ,nc 81 Paul Pioneer Press, Chnries
w Knaup Of the ST. Louis Repnnphc,
v;,,nr ri / awson Of the Chicago NeN5
and Eugene II. Perdue OF the CleHeiahu
Leader. ,ho
-oi manager announced ms
$500 10 retire from active
p ~, as he felt he hao
y -, me right 10 q few years OF lei-
SasuV Snhseauently committee was
eus,,t,tad 10 draw up resolutions ~
~ ,,ron Mr.. Smiths retirecy' ny
III III liz tenort was made, niionl-
h, ad5pted and directed 70 =
s@o osS upon the minutes; The com com
,I,i,tee was requested to have e.p r3
ialaaa ~, ~ signed By the officers en'
scnt 10 Mr.. Smith: p,.s.
So aT N western Associated ,,, rIsr5
- with regret, that Nili'I a.
Henry Hsnry smith, ITS general manag Pc ,, ~
nd, I'D, 20 Withdraw from active n '.,;,b
van s work. He became conne,eiea IT. :
iSls association in An oineial e't-''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
1T HADN'T RAlNED
AT SAN ANTONIO UP TO NINE
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT,


San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 30. -(spccian--
ten. Il, r. Dyrenforth and party are
giving grand pyrotechuic display hcre
tonight.
They began the bombardmcnt shortly
after 6 o'clock, and win keep Il M con-
tnnously I'll night unless cOmpslledto
deSist on account Of rnin. There Is,
however but little probability that their
work will be interfered with by any such
good incident, The apparent indications
for fair weather were never better The
day has been a perfect one here, not
n cloud to obscure it's brightness
The experiment Of the rain makers now
IN progress will be the most thorough
ana extensive ever given by Gen. by
reniorth, hut It will not be the final test
The bomhardmcnt at Alamo heights
tonight is most terrific and the people
of San Antonio will ger but little sleep
or rest for the next eight or ton hours.
just why Gen. Dyrenfurth should wait
until night before beginning the expcri-
mcnt il question that many u restless
mortal In San Antonio "a trying 10 solve
tonight There are eight ground batter
les In action exploding roselite, AMI three
shell guns firing bombs into the air. The
greatest instruments for producing noise
and conclusion are the hydrogen oSy'
gen balloons, which are spnt ny to M
altitude OF from 1000 to 400 fc Il, where
they explode with terrific fooce. There
will be twenty of these balloons used to-
night. Up Ia o'clock there are NO ai-
parent Indications for rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
The Conference Working Hard
Eight Hours a Day.
ANosLE DANE HAS A SCHEME
That VIII Be Added 10 the Plan Of England's
Representative.
oiieial Returns Being Received from Num'
Dor Of States -Raum Has Something 10
Say kbou, pensions Va Wants
sls5,ooo.0o0 Next Year.

Brussels. Nov. sO.-lha committee o.
twelve appointed by the International
monetary confcrcncc to examine INTO anu
report on the proposals submitted ny
Alfred DE liothschild, one OF tho Brlush
delegates, nt yesterday for eight hours
with only a short interval for lnncheon'
The members have arranged 10 give cN
elusive attention 10 the work Of the
cDmmltter, 81 MS TO In nhlc 10 present
an exhaustive report 70 the coniprpncu
Several cApcrts who arr not delegates
10 the conference offered to give evidence
On the production OF the precious metals
aud other points relating TO The dellhcm,
Tons, hut the committee Declined 20 hv9t
witnesses on either side OF tbs question, IL
N uhdcratood the committee will take, nH
tho nearest approaching accuracy the
statistics prepared by Ottnmar Hauph
especially for the use of the conference,
giving estimates complied liom the latest
dgtn Of the monetary stocks VI the world
and the annual production md consnmp'
tiuu OF gold aud silver, Senator Jones,
one Of the American delegates, has pre-
pared u special statement of the cun-
sumption aud production uf silver
The committee has consented To re-
quest the Danish delegate, G.. Il. Icugtn,
TO submit his plan as au nddendum To
he Rotlachild'a plan, Teitgon W n
monomctnlst l1c proposes to tx the
NNihWkf WI NWNAN. NV AHiAAlH ANNA
or dollar pieces al tho ratio TO gold ao.
cording 60 the price Of SILVER In the
year previous TO the adoption Of the
international agreement, with scignor-
ugo of ten per yent lie also proposes
the appointment ut permanent lntre
national commission TO fix the Initial
price Should the price of silver lnll TO
live per cent litlaw tho coinage ruip,
the commission VIII have authority to
nNt new r!tti0 and order the r0iunun Of
the pieces These c0ius 10 he legal tnn-
! der internationally. the banks To KEEN
/ them as reserve against notes mud Ia
| have u right to demand gold Ia eachnnsU
| for them NJ any time irom the govern
! mont Issuing the particular coin held,
| Members nf the committees dhclnre their
| proceedings must be kept completely
| private until definite dcciaions are Mt
talntd They will not communicate to
! delegates NOT belonging to the committee
the progress they arc making Ia the dis
| cu6slon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
The PRESIDENTS


Chicago, H., Nov. 3O.-rhe meeting
OF the presidents and general managers
Of the roads In the territory Of the Cen
trial Traffic association was held here
to-day. Among other things IL was
decided to recommend 10 the officers Of
the Joint committee that hereafter there
be three in number, instead OF two; that
a. II. Walker bo chairman, j. r. God
dard Eastern vicc.chairmnn, and Geo.
II. Blanchard Western Yice-chairman,
and that these three shall constitute
the board. TO deal with all questions to
DO arbitrated.
Whom the much yexod question OF
pooling came up, resolution was
adoptod that tho three officers Of tho
Joint committee be commissioned to
represent TO tho interstate commerce
commission and 70 congress, tho defects
of the law and the remedies suggested.
One of these remedies In tho judgment
OF the meeting, should be the rcstora-
tion Of the right 20 pool under such re-
strictions As might be deemed advisable
for tho proper protection OF the public.
Ono OF the most important actions
taken by the meeting was the
adoption OF resolution providing for
the absolute maintenance OF passenger
rates and pledginR all roads 10 pay no
commissions on passenger business after
this date. This, however, does not
prohibit their agents from receiving
commissions from othor roads.
The action Of the New York meeting
regarding Worlds fair rates was rati-
Ned. This provides as far a. the sea-
board traffic TO and from Chicago IL
concerned. The present rates 10 b.
maintained on all trains making the
run il thirty-iye hours or less, while
tho 20 per cent reduction will DO made
for slower trains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
Desperately ILL
Senator Randall Gibson in a Very Critical
Condition.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 30.-Senitaar
Randall Gibson Is lying desperately ~
al Hot Springs. where he had recently
rome 10 recupernte his health Colonel
William Preston Johnston. president OF
Tulane university, has lett here 70 go
Tor White. will probably start today; In
forrnntion from Washington says his;
Kent. senator Gibson's sister.,li-law, aud
nor son. had already left for liot springs
Aside from his age heart allliction and
tidnev trouble seems 10 be his nilment'
which, prevents his taking not bntlis.
He has also been q sufferer irom govt
for years. He has been confined 70 ~
n-eaker instead Of better, No one ~
admitted TO his presence ana the phys
iSans refuse TO discuss his condition.
IL Il believed he will not survive many
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

rowod TO carry on tho business. II IS
estimated that nothing less than $780,
900 will settle tho tirm's affairs. The
banks Affairs are closely Identified
with those Of the Enterprise company.
The failure OF the Enterprise company
was due 20 the dun season In trade.
II 10 not believed the banks condi-
tion is beyond resuscitation. but only
that lie assets are temporarily locked
up and there's every prospect that lis
affairs viii be stri,ightcncd out rapidly
The assets range from 500, 600 TO $500, :
600. AS for the mill II Is not believed
there is any possibility Of It's rosump-
tiun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
He Poured the Bullets From
Eoth Barrels Of a Gun.
SHE WAS KILLED INSTANTLY.


Shreveport, Ia, Nov. 30.-This morn.
ing the town Of Benton, in Bossler parish
about thirty miles from here, was
thrown Into terrible state OF exfite-
ment by the lynching Of two white mon.
Richard Magee and one Carmiuhnrl
The men were hanged to telegraph poles
about half mile from this town and
were swaying to and fro In the breeze
when Coroner II. Neeson and jury ar
rived On the seem 10 hold an inquest
Living on Phelp Conn., g''' -ori.b
near the Arkan Slatisii, ihsnrano.
Single, widow of Hcs d N; "us 4
old river stcnnbua. "a, StorI
resided an adopted dnugn y
some time ago married Richaru~
who worked ON Mrs. Singles place Ma
gee then assumed the management of
the plantation, but things did not run
along smoothly, He began selling some
of the livestock, and quarrels with Mrs.
Single eusucd.
Saturday. Magee armed himself and
waited outside Mrs. Singles house. while
Carmichael Informed her that Mngce
was stealing her hogs. She Mt once
went outside TO see about it. when Ma
gee emptied both barrels of u double
barrelled shot gun, loaded with buck
shot, into the woman's throat, killing
her instantly.
1t 1t snid that Carmichael had agreed
with Alngee to decoy her ont Of the
house 50 that the latter could shoot her.
Sunday Mngee went to Benton and
surrendered 10 Sheriff Thompson clnin-
ing that he bad shot the woman In self
defense and alleged that she had tried
to shoot him while he was loading a
wagon with hogs No warrant was
issued for Magee's arrest. although he
was placed in iail.
Between 4 and o'clock this morning
a party Of men went TO the home Of
Sheriff Thompson. where were also stop.
ming Deputies CObeen and Heron and
presented Carmichael with his hands
tied behind him, saying that he was i'm,
nlicated In the murder and they wanted
him put In jail.
Deputy Heron was designated to take
the prisoner TO the Jail.
When he arrived there he found .
crowd Of men in waiting who seized and
disarined him Of his pistol and took the
keys OF the Jail away from him. Mage
WINS then brought ont by the mob ant
marched of with Carmichael 10 ,ne spot
where they were found hanging this
morning.
The mob was estimated at between
10 and 1ab. Tie crowd disappeared a.
mysteriously Us it came. Before dispers
ing, however, a few were delegMed L
20 to Gladncy's grocery and tell VIVA
lad occurred and that Mager had 81
on Ills person which BELONGED 10 Mr.
Single. No money was found though b.
the coroner.
Magee was about 80 years old an
Carmichael about 30. Both were ba'
characters. IL IL supposed that Mhget
object In killing Mrs. Single was to &c
possession of her property. through HI
wife
Orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Joliet. III, Nov. 3O.--The Stone City
bank, private institution suspended
payment to-day ON account Of q runi
caused by the shutting down Of the En-
ierprlze company, one Of tho depart
ments Of the big wire fence industry.
The bank isoperaied by Fish z. Sons and
wes thought 10 DO one the 'soundest
financial instisdtions ln tbs state. The
failure Is q heay one. The trouble began
with the Enterprlso company eonfessing
Judgment for slo5, 40, and iiling a
trust deed 70 MR., {. A. Miller for
sl3g, 1872. Fish brothers, sons Of Henry
Fish, with Il. H. Connel, were pro
prietora Of tho Enterprise company, and
tho suspension OF INC oanx OF which
thew were ln control soon followed. The
debt to ku. Ailller . for noi,sy Dor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
BANKS yIcTlMlzED
81 The Son Of well-lo-do AIinnsapolis Basl-
ness Mas--Thsy Lost Sums Esilmslad
From 100000 10 100000.

Minneapolis, MINI, Nov. 30.--Lo "a
business and banking circles are torn
up over tho report that several. local
0Sass have been victimizod by forge
rles porpotratei by the son Of . buei-
ness man 81 high social standing. The
r,iin0r credits thcm with having lost
sums guriWaly placed from 100000 70
$500 OOO There docs not seem 70 b
any reason 70 bulicvn tho banks VIII DO
l0acfs. % one Of the banks which car
ricd $4,000 o. tho pnper brought suit
against the maker ~ the alleged forge
~. and tho cSse was settled. aud u IA
believed settle men; viii BE- made With
AZ tho lanks coreerued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

nepis,u. Tex, Nov. 10 -lSpe1hi. l--At
1o.s6 O'Clock iasi night Deputy Npiti oi
vile. Hackney and Nightwatrlimnn Deer.
~. ,,rseiir aseendod thr fiEAt ~ tiaifa
w 80 ~ me room over No. ~ Main
strret 0uened the door and without ~
csretnoiiy placed uuier arrest sefrra men
v'io were engaged IN crap hlippu.N' ~
s-rssftA gave their names ~ a. hmiul'
f,,,f7 Iiafiflfou. a. Z. Waite. John DfeFtop.
"a Il Crockef aud l.. hrot'i and even a
fsrpI.ho.i bond fUr their appear aicr peisIe
iuige H0use this laurninf ne ,lliss,.s...
t.iied ~ show up Thitr bonds were Tor,
teit.t ma NEW warrants Issued ior thelf
~. .rraff. Judge House VII Tow Lnr mem
l..li,.., /, ,,s,f excuse u not offered lne
s.iesrs A. sirlcily erfurrlnc me gam Is
- ani are dftermluel n rie.lnE rtes
nlece IN eonpuEnce win Tie efdiAahe~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Austin, Tex, Nov. 30-lSpocial. T.
In the court Of civil appeals for the
Third district the following decisions
were rendered to-day.
Affirmed; Eugene Williams vs.. G. p.
Bennett ct al, from McLennan; State
VS.. Travis county, from Travis.
Reversed and remanded. lntcrnR-
tional and Great Northern railway
company Va, Emanuel Tom; Same APP
poll0nt VS. Jourd Campbell, both from
Atascpga,