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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Sermon set for this afternoon He tool,
for his text Revelations Niy., q. re-
viewing The great spiritual movements
of the world. penmcost. The Crusadcs.
the Reformation and the Wesleyan, he
showed that none of these fulfilled the
prophecy Of the text. Reviewing the
marvellous progress Of the missionary
movement. he showed the church today
constituted part of the vision, aud
urged fnithfulness n the discharge OF
the solemn obligation resting on all mcni-
hers Of the church.
During the progress Of Roy Mr.,
Corlihills sermon Or, Spencer arrived.
but the former gentleman continued HE
sermon until $3.50, when he gave way to
DIR. Spencer, who took up that wide
rargiuE subject, mission work Ia the
coursc of his sermon he fccllnrly talked
Of the opportunity OF the hour. Twice
his right hand Ind performed services
fer which he would take nothing, Ono
WIS In lay his hand ON converted
heather boggar by the Ganges aud ur-
dnin him rs an elder of the NJ, ~,
| church The other was 10 orlnin the
first Bohemian minister In the world
For the last THREE years, every sab
bath morning, 5000 new converts came
| MP the aiNes of our churches. lie told
Of many instances whore church build
ing and REVEALS were inscpnmbly con-
| nectel
rbrrn nrc about 1000 unshcltercd con-
| groeudons IN the country
The Austin conference has nm average
| valuation of property, according 90 the
/ number Of churches. second in Methuu
| ism being SNAiu pur church. The per
grafton OF the doctor was touching uud
beautiful. using incident aud eloquapcc
he rlnyed ON The emotions OF the people
| al will
| His plan Of collections for bis cause il
TO enlist an army Of 10000 people who
would pay $40 each, Among The army
are students working their way through
| rollpge. New England factory girls, no
gro iuundrcsscs 10 the South aud many
llt,lc children. Many recruits wero en-
listed In bis army from the congregation
After these sermons wins some singing
by Rev, Dr. Spencer TINT the congrcga-
ton enjoyed fully
Dir Fisher ivted the conierchce To
tho reception in tie charrl of the Fort
Worth university this evening ut 1dO
A committee was appointed 10 20 70
the depot to meet Rev Bishop NO0dsell,
who arrived from Dallas on the tduon
Bishop $. NJ. Merrill arrived In the
city Wednesday from Marslnl, Tcvas,
and 81 the guest OF Hon. il. w. Iallant,
Arlington Heights,
Thc following IL the list Of delegates
In attendance. and their charges for the
pnst year. RevB. David Guy, Presiding
elder. W. j Bnssett mud Nils Ehlund-
Austin; J. J. Mclnughllu and Lee Neis
Dnllns: Il II. Corl,hil Dcnisuni j., n
% Kendall Denton; ii Webb, gainesville
IC f. Liyin, Manor; G. Chamquist
Georgetown; NJ a. DnuRhcrty, Odessa
q q. Mclean, san Antonio, InO. uNull
Victorin. L. B. Beatty, NplAsc1i q. u
GLIDING aud j NJ. Oierholm, Waco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
HOW THEY ROBBED THE BANK


Kingston n. Y, Dee S.-MnUheN l.
Trumpbour. who. Just one week ago to-day.
was Sentenced to hard labor AZ pannem9 .i,.
prison for i've years for completely IN me
wrcciing OF the Ulster County savings ~,
s,itution. was brought from the lhl ny ".
nintel On the witness stand today TO tesllly
ngainst lis alleged partner In crime James
D. Ostrauder. ,-. ..,,,, ono
hour. He described the system py Which
the bank had been robbed II was lna1g
urated about ten or twelve years aye, , ne
NH. at the instance Of Ostrander To cover
mn his oyerdrafts and steallngs. FROM ulhe
10 time he would take cash from NE naa WI
AMI substitute checks, which would De car-
ried along for Indefinite periqls as cas H.
livery Two or three months the hsrrSsato
amount n these checks would be MADE up
hy taEinE deposit slips and posting men i
direct 10 The ledger The witness was SUI
ieeted 10 a rigid cross-exainination' but ms
Other damaging testimony was gwen "
pontkeeper Alfred Van Nostrand; wh5 was
man the stnrd for four hours. Erasurss o.
entries in Tho trial balance OF thousands o'
"V Ostrander took The stand in his own Pc pc.
half. but proved to have very I ths iarv =
in the morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
RECORD YESTERDAY.
An extraordinary Array of Day.
light 5urglaries.
Cl1rS FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
some y, Fine Texas Oranges and RIce-Ths Fort
worm officials in LocspOrI and at Home.
Promised Visit Postponed Knights
oil PYthlas Items Of Interest
FIVE BURGLARIrs

l., laesterday was a busy day for burg
mrs aid sneak thieves
II the morning u negro Went to the
residence Of Mrs. Sellers. aiS Iamnr
street, entering the room Of Messrs. Per
kins anu Forbey through window. He
psened the doors communicative with
ue ylher parts Of the house and DELHI
mo large valise. but fortunately for
tne young men, was alarmed by their
coming 70 their room at noon. He opened
y door leading into the room of Mrs
RleOlellan and pVked q pistol IN her
iace, backed to the door leading TO the
nan, dropped the grip in the hall and
Ned, pursued by Mrs. Mcclellan. who
raised the hue and cry. The negro es-
eaped, taking pistol belonging to one
OF the young men.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sam Farm
er was absent from her house until about
o'clock. When she returned she found
2 very badly frightened small negro
boy, who lives there as errand boy, and
her household goods in Il state of horri-
BILE confusion.
Mr.. Farmer is absent from home and
the boy had gone, as usual IN the morn
ing to attend school When Mrs
Farmer went ont the house was loft
alone. The boy returned about >
O'Clock and saw negro man standing
nt the back door, of which the screen
had been cnt. He almost frightened
the wits out of the little darby with a
/ pistol and left, saying. "Iell Mrs. Farm-
er somebody had been In the house."
When the report Of the theft was
made to the police, Mrs. Farmer had
| missed nothing except pistol aud jew
| elry. and all Of this latter that could bC
/ found, after n thorough search, wa,
taken by the house-brcaker A neck
lace, rings, cuff buttons, etc, were MI
er was absent fromher house until ahon
The third case wns one that caused II
j. Powell the loss Of an oyercout. Som,
one broke into his Office and carrie,
away the cont
Number four was at the house OF G
w. Toilette, 80 Wheeler street, ahou
or . o'clock yesterday afternoon Tn
loss there was entirely OF clothing, an'
II negro did this rOhliug. He entore,
the house by breaking In q window.
The last reported was at Mrs, WYATT
Second and Royal avenue and the los
was gold stud and pistol.
This Is the most extraordinary recor
for one day, particularly when il
considered these were all rcbheries /
broad daylight. and It is most cn
nhntic call for the relief Of the city frol
the many Migrants who infest IL, eve
If thor arrest has TO be mndc DAHL
This could be done, for many are know
TO the police
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
HOT AT SHERMAN.
THE SILVER MEN HISS WHEN He
is NAMED.


III Paso, Tex, Dec. s.--(Special.) 1.-THE
Southwest silver convention today adopt
ed 4 resolution providing for the organi-
cation of pau-Americnn bi-mptallid
association nul elected the following Of
fccrs: President, A. c. Fisk, Of Colo
RADIO; secretary g. II. Phillips Of Colo
RADIO; treasure Dennis Shecdy, Of Colo
RADIO. One yic,-prcsident from each state
represented and an executive committee
were elected. The headquarters Of the
association are TO be at Denver and the
officers named are to serve q year or
until the first annual meeting In next
October.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the appointment Of q committee TO CON
slider the market price of ore aud pro
vide some method for the regulation OF
that price and report ut the next meeting
of the convention at Silver City, July
i.
The secretary was instructed to send
copies of the resolutions adopted to sena-
tors Teller, Stewart and Sherman,
congressman Bland and Catchings,
President Harrison and President-elect
Cleveland As some OF the sesolutions
and preambes are particularly caustlc'
It Is evident the spirit OF the meeuns
was that senator Sherman and President
elect Cleveland should know the hatred
nome Intul UN NNNtI Aitl sc - ENiAeh'
in convention. This was especially 80
as to Sherman. His name was greeted
with hisses whenever mentioned.
In the speeches the Brussels confer
ence had been referred TO. but no speaker
has expressed an opinion other than
that the calling of It was political
scheme and Il viii accomplish nothing
A resolution was adopted authorizing
thu secretary of the convention to raise
hy assessment of the silver men Of the
Southwest n sum Of not less than $1,000
to be used Mt tho next meeting Of silver
men at Silver City as n press fund
That is for the purpose OF paying tele
graphic tolls on speeches aud other mat
ter to be sent 10 papers that will pdbllsl
If it is furnished them free OF charge
BY this means 1t is hoped to get greatel
amount of matter before the public ina
can not be taken by the Associated
Press -,
Ii is the general opinion that this vii
be the most Important and fruitful meet
Ing that has ever been held In IA South
west. Its proceedings have been Gcner
ally characterized by thoughtfulness and
determination. 1t was certainly ~
earnest meeting,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
REAL MONTE oBisTo.


FNtl NWuNlNluuNNs
Spokane, WaAh., Dec, 7-Arthur
Higgins, who three weeks ago came
into this place without a dollar, "a now
considered second Monte Criato,
Whom he first told Of his marvellous
wealth IN "a cave IN the Cascade noun
tains he WIS considered lunaho. He
claims that the cayc 10 400 foot dcop
aud attor working for q year he found a
way to get down into H. Ho found
three nuggets Of gold amounting TO
millions oi dollars, 30 he says,
A fow days ago Higgins asloniahcd
his friends by appearing among them
dressed In ilnp clothos. Flo drove a
costly span Of black horses, carried
two gold watches valued at $500 aud
chain throo inchch wide made Of
$50, $40 and 10 gold piccoR amounting
to 1850. At variety thnutors he throws
quantities Of $50 ploccs TO tuvorite ac-
trcssos during the performance. lig-
gins says ho 10 worth $1,000, 900 That
he han money there Is no question,
but how much no ono knows A min
ing company has boon formed of Spo-
kano capitalists with S200,000,0O rs
capital, aud be " tho manager Of tho
company Ho has started Tor Seattle,
whore he claims he has made largo
mining deal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
oaAzsO BY HOPE OF RloHrs.



Kansas City, Dec. q The gold excite
mont nmoug the primitive people 10 ihe
Sh hills Of jackson county has now
reachrJ It's greatest height and tho far
uicrs of that section are in condition
hardening on ffonzy. Whether tile metal
which thcy have been taking out Of tho
dr.olnte hills is really gold ~ not Now
known for certainty. Inc minhih hhNV
crude smelling apparatus az their nlRElnss
and several samples OF the residue rom
tbr arc Werr brought 20 this city Hntlr-
J,y MIGHT and turned over TO an assnyor'
mo latter said that from q cnfapry *
AMMUNITION II WIS lis Judgment that tue
stnI contained some gold, Sirngers ~
trs,tnd by oXngrcretcd reports OF the
Nujlpr OF gold are beginning 10 Hook
into tie sni hills, aud to-day hait nun
dred tents dotted the bills surfounhihE
the direings. These newcomers nre lof
tlin most part men Who, huNt some XXX
.nerience at mining. and v they Ret ut thV
nra .ior will soon determine Whriher
,.old In having quantities h 90 be- iouhh
)" Amope the natives n most hostile
f.,ling EXISTS toward tho now arrivals
md many Of them openly declare ihln
hioodshed win follow amy nuempi on lleif
nnrt 10 begin prospecting. ihe n1utr i
a,r,, srmed with few Old muskciH nnl
~ H. p,cir nrosint condition may De- relied
,,nor IL do something desperate " the
,,s,,copers insist on pfospecunt' wa
.in,nst entirely cA-tnuirlnrlte soy
diars Who hive lived iu the sm hils
,4,,cs long before the war Many Ol
Nom were memhera 81 tluphiIsli ~
mana hand Of maraulerH ~ war Unto,
gnd Il would not require n'Ach 20 ulp,isr
wv slnee tiic close Of tho civil suite.
irire havo formed an organization lnf
ie,reteetiou which thuy style The non,
80 soriofy. II IL composed OF luhl
,,',,ors ,yho hind themselves ~ secret
,,s,i, III 10 soll their lands aud 70 de-
fend rach other with Their iitpst y np'e''
! save IN on.e Of tfoable win og,Al'iirIo
af...- "a the men at WORK ~ me WH'
oblrs arc farmers, Whp sAin' iiVii' =
ti,''.hsl.e. md who have not been home iOr
,pset- They are now hnli starved: ~ hul
- loon on digging for fold. ihfF
Gf,. n snflius else. When noon tAine
LIZ. ~ ~ the workers niNivfltfl ~
y U,rnld correspondent i9r 10y .ne'' w
| food. with the remArh' ". ~ ~.
/ time 10 prepare iepni ,,,5., t,tns-r,,
IN one ui them, seemingly hHifis.
kI fr,t,, iis pocket n small ear pl elfh
,, ~ t.i.,nii 10 eat after the manner 81 q
ii ~ 5rbe sight was one not TO ne loi'
s0 ~ Tho lille chapel on he by ths
i.--.st,res Of the "hulineFa ialih fniuii'i'
sn5 sn,'af today DO inHhuF wv ply N
llsli y, MO present neeessitiee Ing
huil,,n u M ciifaes upon those follower
w s5fan gho came among them wlll
/ ~ ~ ,ooa4v h return Tor The riches
s.,,G H. XII imtiye s0il and meg iFasel
.i'lt Nee ,-irsas might extend q Ah4
,re Who. while NJ lae eupipy o.
mrnlar u tle Holmes $3.50 !. , w ~,
! tit ,4sjtrrs WHO sought GO Ncprrup
.aiata no complete thfir impress
,s crre,nany fhesc "Fginis" ,aFnin %
s,oret session.. took a solemn, lronbgpi,s'
ostb % stand together and protect thel
gold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
DAWSON WON.
HE KNOCKED OUT THE eosTo.
MAN CHIEF
In Twenty Rounds Tor Inc rdIIioaIIon Of Tho
San Francisco spors-A Very
Hard Battle.

San Francisco chi, Dee. ,-Gcorgc
Dawson, the clover young Australian
who Inns been accepting ull the guugea
10 bnttle that have fallen between him
aud the worlds wrlpr-wcight cham
pionship, mot "noc" O'Cunnpli of BIOS.
ton az tho California Atholctic club to-
night UCounrll came horc uccompnn'
led 10y nn Eastern reputation Tor game
ness aud clcvompgs that Hcomed To make
him a worthy opponent OF the conquerur
Of kimhurgli hily Mnbcr aud Danny
NrpdhEm, aud local sporting circles
looked forward 10 tho match with cyeh
greater interest thnu they manifested Ia
tho heavyweight battlc between God
dnrd, DuwHon's countrymnn. and Peter
MHhcr.
Duwson was the fayorltc In the bet.
ting ut odds Of twenty 10 ten, and the
combination OF Dawson mud Goddard
sold ngainst O'Connell mud Mahor nt
Dawson and o'Connoll weighed In
Just under 40 pounds The purse was
SlUlW, The loser taking 500.
llily Jordan, referee.
Time Wps CHILLED nc nO5 y. ~
Round l. Dawson got In the first
punch un the linstonian's head. Dnw-
son clord tho round with right over the
| Rilnoys
Rodud ?. o'Conncll got in good leit
| on Dawson's wind, followed 1t M with
/ two sound left smaahuH ON Dawsons
/ check
Hound 3. o'Councll forced the fight
aud got In some good lofts that left
DiTGh c a. aud 9th rounds were
tame. O'Cunncll made good leads, hut
| Dawson avoided them hy clcypr ducbA
! ONonucll was evidently working too
hard 20 last long. Both were wary and
did nothing.
Rounds Z aud =. o'Connell mdlenly
| cnuRht Dawson with loft IN the face md
followed i ~ by right On the head
that nearly droplhd Dawson. O'COnnoll
! struck bnwFnn blow TINT Mckpned
him. The rcferoe warned the Boston.
Inn TINT N b occurred again he would
give the FIGHT 20 Dawson. OCnnnell
now apparently had strong lead aud
| though Dawson tried Tor him there WIS
mnnifesily lack Of steam, while The
nervous Bostouian made must of bis
blows tell.
Toward tho end Of tho 9Th Dawson
began 10 Rot In Ills work
IA tie oh OC0nnull resumed ulc iab.
hing with iia loft and 10 DE ION scared
q iighi hand unnll on DiYsOnH head
AMI plunged q loft twist mlo DawHons
wind. Some mttllug iuiighting that lefl
O'Conneil 10 q shnltcy condition closed
Round H. oCopnoll scored leit and
rlgm uu Dawa0ifH forehead. Dawson
driving blood from ,.ie nonth with ~
! loo. O'Cmnell landed two still rights Oh
ihr hand Dawson banged him twice
Win force on hls bleeding mouth.
IA the 12ih md i1fh rounds DnWHpr
kupi tho iiO-ioniau dpdmng about th'
ring 10 euidc Ids right
In The 18th O'C0nnoll smashed
Dnwaon IN the neck aul me latter 70
Inflated, Smoking him 10 the ropes.
Ia LILO IAN bolh men rImu 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

philadelphia, Pa, Dec. e.,-Nei .Sa
t tsrSuS Spring Garden Nat
wIeGAJ IL. wboS was largely respon-
lq lIlia tn "a ~ down fail Of that instltu-
lion. was today found gum. ~ tbe
United States district eoar' s, on W Of
charges OF misapproprialLng I iuuua
tho bank and conspilng T W. % nissan
Bros, president and ea7iiie'' ~
nronriate funds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
W RURDERERS


KY Dec. s.-Louisville
INST quadruple hanging
'ae county jail yard be-
o'clock. The murderers
Sy the penalty are
mite for killing Albert
-ls Mccarthy, for killing
y unborn child: Grant
". NJ murder of Birdie Cole
y = and M Nelson Lewis, for
george Dean, colored.
n, WA the four traps, Is
s4sriif is overrun with
M " \, tickets but he says he
NY to the press and Off
/ r -'ls and the nolice de-
y, effort has been made
sss,ll.aemned men but tho
A'ely refuses to inter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

II 10 fact well established by
siudonio oi hercdity, says tho New
Yorl, Sun, that children are apt 70 In
herit not only the physical, mental and
moral traits Of thcir parents, but 70 be-
Influenced BY their ago 40 well. Chi.
dron born Of very young fathers and
mothers never ntt-in ~ vigorous
growth Of mind or body as those Of
older mon and women, while children
OF old people are born old. One Of tho
most surprising cAsos In medical his
tory 80 that Of Marguerite Crlbsowa,
who died IN 1873, aged JOS years. When
Di she was married TO a man aged 100.
Three children came OF tho union, but
they had gray hair, no teeth, wero
stopped, yellow and wrlnkled, decropit
IN movement ard could eat only bread
and vegetables.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
PARKHURsTrs DFTFcTI,r

New York, Dec. s.-The grand ,urv
this afternoon found two indictments
against Charles M. Gardner. the cb;ef
detective OF DR.. Parkhufst,s soci.
ETY.. One Indictment CHARGES
him with extortion and Inc
other with attempted extortion
The complaining witness is Lilly Clif.
ton. She keeps disreputable house.
and says that he obtained $50 for
her protection and $50 to secure he
quashing Of an indictment he said had
been found against her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
DECADEHCE or THECowBoY.
lChlragn Intor-O cennl

~rhc cowboy isbecoming extinct Ike
the buffalo, tho prairie wolf the painted
redskin and tho highway robber Of the
plnlnan said Henry Galway 81 tho
Great Northern yesterday, "ClylllsH
ton % as hard on thopowboys Az II Is on
tho othoranim nlsenmcrnted. Tho cow
boy, however, has been largely "a myth.
iIo has boon oXiating Ia tho imaglnn.
tion u Eaatorn writors just as several
very fine ndinns were turned out by
Cooper. There arc many herdora, but
from them tho cowboy, whOis pictured
by tho common Imagination, was
evolved. ToSas produced tho hordoi
and the cowboy ToNnb produces all
there 10 loft OF him yet 1 have seen
The cowboy clement rs It actually ex-
lists never totally deprayed, but always
wild and often dangerous The dangor-
Gus cowboy ~ rapidly disappearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

10 the top, tho tract, being supported
by stool columns. II is not intended TO
use elevators IN mNl,lng tho ascent but
instead, cars propelled by electricity
will tako tho passengers up Near tho
top Is landing place la the form Of a
lloor that eNtonda entirely across the
tower, which Is 200 iect in diameton
Here iuasongurs win alight From
this landing place they can got nns
Wow OF tho grounds The company hpa
secured IL Sic, aud will soon begin
work on tho tower,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Last night by the cannon ball Alder,
men Nicls md Mes. and Materworks
Superintendent Scoble returned ffom
their trip to l.ockport,, IN. Y They
merely reiterated what has been pub
llshed in the Gazette about their satis-
faction with the new waterworks
pumps, aud had nothing more 10 say
until their formal report was made to
the council. Mayor Paddock was left
by the party in New York and he viii
visit several of the Eastern cities be-
fore returning to Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

ceeded TO the house whore the wifs .ra
child were staying and demanded 10
see them. The wife came into the
room with tho child in her arms, and
Simpson sprang at her, grabbed tba
child and slung It across the room ma IN,
threw the wife down and choked ber
He again threw the child 10 the anor
and 50 injured II that 1t win die. His
wife Is also critically injured. simp.
son is now In Jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Yesterday Mr.. II. c. Tallant received
telegram from some OF the SAN An
t0nians who were to visit this city
Saturday, informing him they would de-
fer their visit until Saturday the l1th
inst, They arc representative citizens
of San Antonio, Interested ia its deyel-
opment, and come here TO inspect Fort
Worth streets, waterworks plant aud
all That and particularly Arlington
Heights, for some OF them are Interested
In Alamo Heights. near San Antonio,
aud the building Of hotel like the
Inn is in contemplation.
When they CONF the progrnmme nam.
ed In yesterdays paper Will be followed
out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
'IEAMsHIP LINE.

4 (, Secretary Open
" Sa sana railroad company
~ executed charters
amship San Marcos
/ ki.-'-'no to commence
ss,s,1 een New York and
8ats Z. ssl, at which time
! ri y. ~ tho Pacific Mail
rs ~ -.e' Freight transpor-
r d.. York has hitherto
s'ygo TO forty-fve days.
MN glme IL viii not take
80 y Or ihirty-two days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Aa,onio Tex, Dec. a.-lSpe.eia,L ,
San L.n.on Iohn t. Dickinson o. t NJ
Columbian comnis'lonp,a ,sr are here
by lieutenant A. A. B aiaSice ~ where
on their return from ,.i ment' piaz the
, .hsS s' 81 the city Of Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Greer Vanoe, Of Jefferson county,
Tenn, hhd btun swsy from homo dur
ing Inc night iie rehirned unc2pect
odly about 3 this morning and found
James Talbot In bed sleeping with Mrs.
Vance, Vance procured an axe, apc
Slipping up to tho bed brained Talbot
viii one blow, cleaying bis skull and
catering bis brains ogor tho bed and
the irail woman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
c1cNrn THE- sCALE.

e,,tsburr, Pa. Dec. s.-The plant o.
~, ai sSisiy,,i1 IRON and Steel company
we ~, sli', NM tbls morning after being iais s
ssSlseJ months. The Amalgan ma go
s sew was siqned. and the mill WIZ DC
r,,n with union men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
WEATHER FORECAST,

Galveston, Tex, Dec, S.-lSpecial. y
Local forecast for the twenty-tour hours
ending midnight December 9. for Texas
east of the Tooth meridian.
Fair, stationary temperature; winds
mostly northerly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
WOULDN'T ELopE WITH HIM.


Monteyallo. No, Dec. s,-Jim liar
gus a young farmer was IN iose WIN WIN
fhe i6-year-old daughter oil aaron
Mann q farmer ncighhor. He At
tepted to induce the girl to el9pe win
hin and failing, shot her 10 the ne sIi1
and himself In the heart The girl VIII
,.,.nhnln lu rnnnYer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

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count OF ~ so Nav Delegate Joseph
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Aust outside Tho exhibition grounds,
the World'8 Fair Tower company will
eraet 40 odd and striking structure.
1rha tower Will not DO remarkable for
h. heieht, for Il IS 10 DO only $50 icet
IAN bat l5r the peculiar method Of got
ting 10 tho Top 81 y. This tower y
sofneibing 10 Tho form Of a corlfaorow.
airrounded by uprighr Of heavy steel
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