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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

tunatcly the visilent detectives who had
him under surveillance lost sight Of HIN
and he ti0d the city last night lie IS
descrihcd MS - years old. . teI IN
hight, weighing about $50 pounds
IL ls Color S ssa peSassy liz es walks SLIGHTLY
stopped and uses tohac,o freely lie is
by profession photographer aud crayon
artist.
HARDIN PRoBARIN INNOCENT y
Cincinnati. O.. Dec, 22,Charlos A.
Anriin, the express mcsepger suspected
ui iamncring with The pAckage sent ifem
Now York 10 Galveston. via t'Mpinn0h,
reported for duty tonight 20 SO on hlS
regular run from here to Nashville. lie
did not sleep IN his rcgular llage iNst
niiiht The failure OF Lew Wen ana
his detectives To hnd him gave rise 20
the suspicion that he ruu away NHr
says this cnnpllcates the case aud wnuew
IL very uncortain about Harden bong the
guilty man However he n under dc.
tendou 90 present aud win De cNnnihed
closely by Weir tonight, His appearance
tonight and his manner whvu questioned
by Welt and his detectives mhde Them
almost regret they suspected him. TllttN
is every disposition tn Do Justice 90 Mr..
Harden nnd if he should not be proved
guilty all proper amends for pNssllir
INJURY from this suspicion TINT may
haze been done hin viii he pmdc.
An this evening Chas A. lmulu ihc
accused messenger hos heW cloeuN az
the Btpet house with detectives Huwe
I and Dodge OF tho MpllsslArgo company
Colonel Weir Of the Adams Express Cos
with detective Of that company ARE
4 NJ present at the cNnmMHunn. lf Hardin
"a arrested 70 will be hs representatives
Of the McllsFnrgn conlunuy IL appears
quite evident at this hour lila u ne
o'clock the ADAMS people Do not hclieys
Hardin guilty lie stands well for 81
liciency aud integrity with The company
He was warned tDdny the dotcciivt'
wore after HIN before he returned ~ th,
express office He answered no oNpectct
something Of tho kind
aiucc writing the above a corrcsnnpdcn
Of the Associated press has srun Wei
He hnd just rouwncl from the Rumr
house, Tie s0i1 when The Wells Farg,
detectives called ON ua for Hardin todal
we could not iind him, Int Hurlin re
ported 20 the office ut O'Clock tonlgh
tc make his run We turned HIN owe
to the Wells Fargo detectives He m
been answering oll their questions With
ont reserve all the evening. We told hiu 4
DO Whatever they Wuntel him To In IN
WAY Of helping them Now as to thns
packages. NcUs.argo compuny cmrip
tltvm from Now York and iciWcrH
them In Galveston Tho Adams carrie
them from here tn NHshYllo ou No,
~ The southern took them from Nasl
/ Vile J NvW OrwuN aud the Wcllstme
the rest of ulc way. That w all there
!, up 10 the present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
RANG DOLEFULLY


Rweotwater. Nolan County. Tex, Dec.
q. ispccnll Yesterday W j.. aaun-
ders, collecting for the Il Louis RunEs
company, Wis hero aud lost pocket
hook containing 500 IN mos'y aud other
valuable papers, worth IN all about $500.
lie remembered neeting n Mczican 90
DE sircct about where no thought he
lost f. ao and ), u. Newman, ahsrin,
looked md inquired around among the
Ma4ieans IN town allthe evening for a vlae
hut 10 no nvHil. Sanders LEFT Last night
fnf Aislenc and offered 0 reward 81
$50 for the book aud conteete. Ihig
morning 4 Mexican entered tho gt0rp of
j IL. simpson and purchased knife,
nnd offered 4 $50 blil Tails aroused eis'
pitioB aud Mr.. simpson Informed ieta
Hal, deputy Aherih, 81 the matter anh
Nh uafi consulted 81. q. Hofdi county
attorney. who ehuEed search warfhnt
a. N. lsaust a. Gchffh q hOuna and 100
oecuphnis, where resi1ed nll the he2l-
oans N town. WithH dlteen minutes
after securing the writ Mr.; Hal ~
sisted by Mr.. 4, ~ carroll hAh taf
pocket book aud ~ the contePls except
rs cents spent for the kuife. Ihm df1.
jsau deaiod having The money aud tried
Il georst4 tho book. aud now lunruielea
III lRi aud viii probably be held for
ihsff Of loss propsriL,
Mr. McEivay of Dallas representing
the Heating lmplfmehi COMPANY wa4
aasisiesl materially ia the matter, wirtd
Nr Saunders lt ABILENE the good npVg,
and so0n received tlia following rFplyi
iefhank Cod. viii BE- No on evening
train.H SIR aanudefn aaid b. MOO p1pf
Aud uuahie "a lose the monei, enc
iifeg no North. AgiDeWhere. and hah g
ais.t family AZ haain aud WIS., tusf HDput
fIII Ina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
THE BROWN PAPER MAN
PROVES TO BE AN ADAMS EX.
PRESS MESSENGER


Cincinnati. o., Dee, % Tho business
community has not forget that a short
dme ago brown paper substituted ion
sI35.O00 30 bills sent BY express from
New York city o. banks 10 Texas md
Others states. developed this fact; that
the responsibility rested with the oxpress
company and that responsibility was
promptly assumed By item. Meantime
the companies Interested werp MOI asleep.
for Il is one Of the principles Of cypress
cempa nies to give 10 peace To itf rqbhers
Tic result II the rigIant Investigation
81 De AFFAIR has shown that the robbery
WAS committed sy Charieg A. bhfdiu.
niesaengar Of the Adams E1presa o1iii-
pauyi running between Cineiuhsii and
Nashville. II wa uol WIDELY knp~n
nat 10 packaee passed through Clnein-
natl. IS they left New A9fit oy the bnifed
state Express compluy. u appears
thev wrre iransfaFfc1 70 De Adams Ez-
prss. compaHy here and fiaraln under-
iisSl lll.. dan4rn0uH otreuiafrt u ufhllN
iimsaif roi. hetwssn brrd nad N4eiFilie.
fiis crime La been diseoFeadi Bat unior-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
! AM GUILTY,
Said the Brutal Wife Murderer
Hunt at Denison.
HANDS FELT FOR PISTOLS
While Every One IN the Court Room Rose
TO His Feet Inspired
To IL Venreance on The Coward, Bal Wiser
~ %, Preyalled-h Narrowing Scene
l~S takers Mother and Sis.
~es ~. lie The raby Coos.
~ nm
HANDS FELT FOR PISTOLS

Denison, TIE. " c. 22-tspecial)--
Deputy Sheriff Sc, Z Creagcr arrived AT .
noon today from Walnut Springs with
Mrs. n. NJ. Fry, mother of Mrs. T. w. |
Hunt whose body was found west Of
the city last Thursday. With them was
Miss NJ S. Fry. sister of the deceased. |
and Hunts baby. They were at once
driven to the undertakers, where the
body had been taken. Mrs. Fry aud |
daughter walked into the room without
tremor and calmly waited for the
corpse to be exposed, which was lying
in the coffin. Miss Fry was greatly
moved rs The last sheet was thrown
back, giving view of the wounds in
the face inflicted by the brute's axe.
As soon as the elderly lady caught one
glimpse of the dead. she exclaimed:
THAT is my daughter Hunts wife, E.
w. Hunts wife and my daughter. Look
at that forehead ! would know It any.
where; and that mouth, which is charoc-
terstic in our family. She is my daugh-
ter"
Miss Hunt her sister, remarked the
'"'"N AHH 9dlu uldl tue Nplpsc was heF
sister
The child of Hunts, the baby which
was in the arms of Deputy Crcager was
held near the corpse in order TINT IT, too,
might see but it only lnughcd in its
childish glee, little thinking that the one
who bore it, now lay cold in death, the
victim of demon.
II was nearly 3 O'Clock before Hunt
was brought into court for an cxamn-
lug trial The prisoner had no counsel
He was perfectly composed. and calmly
looked over the packed court room
"Nou are charged with the murder Of
May Hunt" said Attorney MaNcy, to
which question the prisoner simply bowed
his head.
The complaint was read and the pris-
oncr was called to answer
q am guilty" said Hunt
Every man in the packed room rose
to his feet and looked in establishment
| at the cool audacIty Of the fellow.
A United States officer who had just
| come in leaned over TO your reporter
and said, "What is this man charged
| WITH
Murder" was the reply,
"Grcat God!' was his exclamation as
| he reached for his gun, and the reporter
began TO edge for the window, Ting cool
| est man in the room was the prisoner
| A murmur swept through the room and
| FOR Il moment lynching seemed probAhie'
| but better Judgment prevailed ana the
lie was asked for further statement
| but calmly sad:
~ don'f carc to say any more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
|gONDUCTOR KILLED
|asVERAL PAS sENoERs IN.
suRED IN A WRECK,


Tex, Dec 22.-(Special)-A
,'sek occurred on the Austin and
stern railroad about noon today
,gf'y'iiye mile post, resulting in
y Of Conductor james GINNING
resident Of Austin. The train
-"ed local composed of one bag
y one Passenger car and several
Haded with blocks Of granite for
ihe accident was caused by
sung Of II wheel on the passenger
NE first pair of trucks which
~e rack. Conductor Cunning
-lDe from the baggage car onto
and began turning on the
ABOUT the same instant another
ana Cunningham was thrown
4, tsand, followed by a big granite
~ struck on his knees aud then
I" and crushed his stomach and
leslng instant death. The pas
s 'sioa was turned over and broken
wing Passengers received in
n, IioWie, salesman for John
ldo ~ was badly bruised and cut
= nst neSu and back and the fingers
III hand mashed.
r,isAs secretary end manager
tg las y Mining and Improvement
D. 9,nl ort Worth, slight bruises.
N1'land of Bertram, arm dis
~, ntlealrce and his son. James
A I'm, slightly injured.
=. a''h OF Gonzales, slightly
Sslles' lculored) the brakeman,
~ = nlsta aud his back strained
b, ~ The death Of Cunningham
gt.,s + ~ matinee performance
III gteAt i-aitnaker. accompanied
q, Swearenger, left At
*. special engine for the wreck
~ 20 ~ $50 p. lu.. tonight
Ne ~ Nead and wounded Gun
W. member Of the R1afher
MI ~ Conductors and leaye'
s1e WIS about 81 years o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
A DESPERATE BATTLE
vyu,cY WILL RESULT IN THE
DEATH OF SEVERAL


noc 90 "A des-
Mount Carmel, Pa, Dec ,-,,
rerotc batde took place here last !. H' sav'
which may ma, ,a ,rs The combat was
caused BY iiiie o,, iorsi from the old conn
fry ,lere e dsat ensued. Ill ,poa.,,i
ii. IIn,iI liz months ago John I lVi..
Michael Lineeyi'cn ,.., IN N Hungary Both
lived in small loMS IN love with Mary,
men we're desperately le \, to to dis country
who finally asreeu arrival ia New
,,.;,b John. Upon their a,i', t,.oa In
York they marFieu 49, .n aboot n week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
GREAT SURGERY
a 10Y BROUGHT BACK TO
LIFE.
No was kriuall Dsad Wien sNlli0l Opera
lion Brought Him Round hol Water
aae tho knife Did II

Neu York. Dec - The medical pro-
fes.ioB ~ much stirred np 50 iar as u
IL yet familiar with ne Iacts in the case
b. details Of remarkable surgical
~ pr Al5.n Skunk ~ fhia city. The
'feat accomplished u 20 ie4a ihe bu9ang
back lie ~ a psrs9n practically deaqt
M tho term u usually understood.
k.aont ihe n0sf wonderful apsas re-
c9izied W mn,qi years probably Doi one
~ ihsi ~ Hhirh Jisagf McGanghey'
Nrc5 ". II today d living example
uarririan was rAllrd ~ ibn ease late u
ne, esening and found the paiient With
ye,y mafkad symptoms Of hpp~Ddlfiie4
N fba blind snt IlaHFh ihc scai -
fbn ffdahla was not apparent ne diAH
nofla made lisln hls 3asi dat use Het
fsn.s WAS dsoSned. d. lar % could ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
panied by Mary.
STEVENSON IN ATTANrA

Atianla, Ga, Dec, 22.-This morning
General Stevenson and the gentlemen
o. MS party were guests 81 the Young
Mems Democratic league at breakfast.
Az o'clock this afternoon they went to
captain Howolps residence where they
took luncheon. The Observation-Disclosures
has cancelled his engagements TO 90
from here to North Carolina. He Will
leave tomorrow for Bloomington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
REVOLT ~ PRISON

Vienna, Dee 22.--A revolt was pre-
eipitnted In the prison at Senam todny
by the actions OF historical female
prisoner who leaped from the guard rail
on the top floor 10 the ground tioor, sus-
tanning serious injuries
The convicts believing tho woman WINS
being III treated, revolted. The prison
officials We're unable 20 qucll the dis
turbance aud the militia was called in.
After II stubborn fight. In which several
eonvicts We're bayonetod. they were
finally driven into their cells.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

r,al,er Mimi. Dec. % "A terrible
geht occurred here last night among
w half breeds and Indians from The
Pon-du. &c reservation. During Toast
tbcro was a FREQ ight IN which the
snuAsg Joined. Jon1 Laucrtery, aged
XII was shot through The heart and ~
Id.vear-old sou, Young King, VA shot
ibeanrh Tie head and died At noon 20
dav phree children and q sguhW,
,,ait,es unknown were seri0uily
..@,.,l.d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
MAcUNE's DEFEAT
Was mol Through The Efforts Of Tauhouses
and Washburn. 50 Says he Latter.

Boston. Mass.. Dec 22.-G. =. Wash
burn. chairman Of ths eastern diyiaon OF
the national committee q The Peoples
marty. has written d pply q an opeh
ieuar which DR. Macune Of Texas iate
bsd nnhitshed N the Nafional Economist
~ becambcr Washhnrn denies that
Afsrnne's defeat At Meiaphis was
through the efforts Of Tangeneek aaa
himself and that the executive eomtaiii-
To- Of the Peoples party arranged the
sf5te aud established a lobby a. lndiasn-
spolis. The St Louis and Menip u
meetings were to control me aeuou VI tne
delegates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
IN RECESS.
The Senate and House VIII
Meet No More
IN THE OLD YEAR NINETY-TwO,
Perkins Of Kansas Wants 10 Have Oklahoma
Become a State Wasbbura Claims Every
lain1 Tor the kHt-0pton Bill Gold
Shipments Appointments.


49, -
Washington. Dee -. The McGarra
rhnn bin mad il,o attention of the senate
baif n,o am, ,.,.l,,,s .,...i,n lasted aud
N"i tue u'i'o ''''' ''N
Mr. hunten (Deu') OF virginia closed the
day with speech In its favor
S.vsrnt scnntors rtcnd 10 sneak in
.....s.,... ..,'1 .n,,, aa,,,,,,, n.a sue.
opposition ANA on mat account me huB-
gestion to have day and hour liked for
voting ON il after the holidays did not
tpcet with favor. The bill however re-
tains a privilege place in the morning
honr.
A ike attenpt was made in regard To
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

pallas. Tex. Dee 22.-tspeclal r
All r,ains an The Texas and Pacific
Festbound are reported ten 70 MsiFe
hours late tonight On account g .
tieulars 81 the wreck can be obtained
n ibis city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
VICTOR BoNAPARTE,
Descendant ofthe Great Napo-
leon, Is Debating
TIE SIGNING OLA MANIFESTO
Prepared at a CorclNe Of Wis Friends IN The
clS Of Paris,


, "a, asah
eN0s eVufase 'uu "'Vp'
Paris psc 90 Taday IA has h,,hn the
=. s. D.,
h'NNpNiHa'7 tnaV wy W" ~
She front 20 take ndttutpNt VI uhe dlil'
,sltics 40 tho routdU, 'rhs ndltny IL D
N""" wy
lhN f0NNrAN h'NHfNl NnN 'eNNVFN ~ Wv
imnerNlisl luNdors. und Nt n secret cou' ]
,itv., fhs, dfafts1 III tpauif,stn address.
.t 10 t,.,,,,, ,,,.t,.. n,,m
'' 'o fW NNF'N Vl h'N'N'A "e'"f
10 recall the houst 81 hNhtnWt9 70 tue
throne This inatifssm has NOT yet
-. ....i 49,. 80, ia, .,,,,,,,l ,t
pNeN 'HAuN'N 'N "N"'N" Wv "fi'N'"
iflupc Victor, Tie present fervsiNA'N
head vt the rN-impciai family luuvp
Vteto,, h. nan, Il, rrna4,a and u,e No.
'N'N' ~ tN" ,"
uapntuvt leadors lu lars hNNo sent
ageut4 80 that cib TO indu'V him to sign
~. ,....tf..t.. .,.a ,,.ts,,,tsa ita uttthrn.
Wv wy .. T.,
zion ifinVe VICTOR mas p''N "N'Ne
comparative refinement ntunuN lWt has
t.,.t ,a,,f,t ,,at.J, un,r thN eotiNo
/ WI -. I,t,,,
1 ~ events VIM ilH l'l'NdH ~ i'F'N V,''n
I he Will ho iuuud cQuul to Nhy CRISIS 1pW
may ,rtse anil thut white pfndcnt IN
-. t.-t.t,. st,,, n. win A. uo,l-
Z N"'N'H =
] tive ard courageous IA Nep ~ WhVh
/ once The atcn iA tnken Tbs inpvrlnl-
,,,.,,.,..,, .,rpestly Tor
! 'h'N n"'N WYE" N"''
supporters Wmong tue doppu's, n'' wv
with much snrepss
I,.. .t,,,,.,... al d, r,,ynltfion nt.uipft
'N' Wv XXX, -, In.
the republican ko'efhh'N' r''"
.,,it.,s ntJ R,nnn,riia ,yld,na. the
"'''''' -. ,t,,.,.r,,
hru'horH on TUG lWN pNi"''
un common ground az opponcnta OF the
4 ,.,,,ldic nrp uoV ehp,yinp Considerable
,1 t, ,au ur,gt
l'uoNN Ns 3" "N'NN Wv"
10y thn dilucultlea ul W." itlN'uN ~
reed, tbIs {cRionay is showing itself la
I I.tt,.. h.t,c,.p mani.
tin flllueu i''"NVN'
mont mcmhefs.
Tbe courso of tho Honnnnttiats uWaiu
tbo plrna,lr, oi Prince Victor who hna
ym d. he heard from officially. should
~ I,',t,.,gfisfs .tV uu rxnrrt.l Uiay
/ win 9uempt 10 nnGo thrit blow ia
prrit rotbnl tlmu Ma tho urOvncraa
They. iitn thp muuugcmttl. aru hHing
o1rebiliy watched. and every movement
IA roppftrd 10 Rih0t and pthsidcut Onr.
nat Ilr proceedings of tha aetrct tOn-
1nvp I'D witch tho manifesto waH tlctor.
tninad ubau. ,yns known TO the govern
! .... ....... eli. tl,.. .suuflnlN uiI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

phiiaaelphia, Pa. Dec. p "A dis
nafcb was tant N Secretary Foster u
IN treasury today, signed b. number
~ nrofuin,siii bankers and business meu
ri thgs citv. declaring themselves III
fayor ii q rspanl olihe silver purchase
act-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
.sApH NEWS
Is BOILED DOWN.

- ,.nars old. was lEo@SH "
4 rsn. y Sei s noar LYONS. Ia.
\ 4. taugtry, who Is oli i,.l.,',, "
Is little better
eaoee. Ga. yesterday GEORGE
/ Finteri was 'N
r,...,
i y CITY, N j. Mut"q ,n.o- ', ,.n'..,.'
~ was hanBeu u
s ~,
d Ia, Jury found ' ,,l hu !, aro, n,
III Of wreoNins 'ie
i ink-
i convention OF WoIains ~
\ .,see Killed Miss Ida Ryan of
d and made her sister. Mrs
( IN jail.
4 hainp ~ ns,,odir, n,rpcntine
pa'i ,gS y
Pm rarp three children of
4 I'M were burned to uea'h' AneS
intlng the telegraph WIN ,ie
De Rock Island r'l',rouu oApe''s
Z ,ap srisiag lelegrnpnerS'
i 4 q dependency caused oy III
sageant Lloyd, OF the seNei'n
anultted suicide at Fort hiieS'
s.flmau. New York woman OF
,stIsiy, eow.hlded Herr MOST tne
4 as be was lecturing III NeW
nnnecial convention between
"a The United aio''s "u ns,.,' '', my,
Aanb'r OF deputies AT '
. yltmore officials of the Iron Han
I'd Vigorously IsHy ""' "'''''N
h lf1 OUT OF MAJ yl'nu'
4 tvad Radtke, who lived near strat-
Z 4. lied yesterday from the eleets
N leiI mne el''u''H'
Il - ruWhpf OF utEtONs WIN ltll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

CITY Of Mexico. Doc y, a train on
The Moxican Southern railway Wsa de-
rallied today and four persons were
killed and number Of others injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Washington, Dec Immediately
aftor lie reading Of the journal IN the
house at 1890 adjourned until Ian.
Tennessee moYcd adjournment. IL was
defeated ~ TO IS
Committees were called for reports,
but without important results, and there
evidently being no quorum present tue
house at 1870 adjourned until January
4, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
PANAMA INVEsTIGATToN.

Paris Dec 10.-The Panama canal
Investigating committee today ex-
amined Banker ObendorfTer. He stated
that he received in commissions over
1000. 900 francs for arranging the lot
terry issue. He had also received
100000 francs for joining the guaran-
tee syndicate. He had no written CON
tract with the Panama canal company,
but the record OF his transactions were
found in the company's books. He re-
fused to explain how he employed the
money received.
NJ. Chevillard testified that he signed
checks for s., 600 francs, which were
cashed at the Bank of France. He
thought the checks were given as
hrihas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
CLASSIFIED COLUMN


dor the benefit OF Its constituency among
tho woTklngmen, The Gazette prints without
charge all advertisements In this depart.
ment. In answering them please mention
the fact that you saw the advertisement in
The Gazettcl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

Jay GOULD Is DEAp-AND EVERY
family DO tlie Land VIII wanl the NE q
drsa ~ read Don't delay, but write ia
f6f terms. aud make $40 per day selling
III. nisfrs and BOOK This ~ tho chance
~ a ne limo. AT quick before your VI
ri1itf IA worked by nihsrs. Address
Southland Publishing coapauy Waco,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
HAYES AT REST.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10. The Texas
criminal, Charley Hayes, shot by the
sheriff. OF Hawkins county at Rogers
vile, Tenn, a few days ago while re-
sistinq arrest, died last night Hayes
WINS wanted in Texas for sundry crimes
and misdemeanors and had q reputa-
tion as train robber, horse thief, etc.
in that state. 1t was curious coinei-
dence that the news of his death and a
second reauisition for him from the
Governor Of Texas REACHED Governor
Buchanan by the same mail this morn
inn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
THE DEMocRArIc. cA1-cns

New York, Dec iO.-Aiany Of the
members Of the Democratic national
committed were in the city to-day.
Ihey met late this afternoon at ex-Seo-
rotary Whitney's house and canvassed
the senatorial situation In Kansas. Ne
oraska, Wyoming, Montana and Cali
iornia. Most Of their time was devoted
to Montana.
AS many Of those present desired to
attend the Reform club banquet To-
night, the meeting soon adjourned,
leaving much work unfinished. Anoth-
e,r session will probably be held Mon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12

MARRIED LAprEs-sEND 10 CENTS FOR
"lnfallihe Safeguard" tnn medicine. no
deception, Just what you want. Ladics'
Bazaar Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
NEW CABINET.

Madrid. Dec. 10. -Seuor Sagasta has
torrned n new cabinet, the personnel Of
which follows: Minister of foreign al,
fairs MARQUIS Darmgo: minister oil
snanco Senor Montero Rios; minister
Of nnbiic works. Senior Moret; minister
Of Var senior Dominguez; minister OF
the interior. Senior Gonzales; minister
~ " he colonies. Senior Maur; minister
~ the marine. still unsettled. Inc
oabina.,s support is composed OF moder-
o 90 Rennblica rs and Liberals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-12
SENSATIONAL DfvoRcr s1rrr

''--'71 q AloNAL DIVORCE SUIT.
San Francisco, Cal, Dec l0.-ispec.
ial. ,Examiner dispatch says: a suit
Tor divorce was commenced in the SUI
perior court Of Los Angeles Yesterday
py Mrs. Brannson, wife OF Judge Anson
branuson OF that city. The prayer for
the decree is based on descrtion and ex-
IRENE cruelty, while in the third count.
Mrs. Mary o. II. Stonwan, wife Of Gen.
erIi George Stonwan, ex-governor Of
California, is named as correspondent.