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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREAsuRER)

PALMETTO RAILROAD.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, October ., 1893.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PALMETTO RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at the ofrice of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Company, IN the city OF Raleigh N. c., on
THURSDAY. November 8, 1893, AZ o'clock p.
NJ. JOHN n. SHARP,
oc ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
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old DO M | n l . n
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
a, = o'clock NJ. Manifest closed one hour be-
'o s,aamars leave New York from Pier 20, North
p,vsr sor Richmond every WEDNESDAY and
sATiiknAY at 3 +. NJ, arriving In Richmond
MoNDAY and FRIDAY MORNlNGs.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Calm fare 10 New York Gncluding meals
and borthl ria Jamss-riyer route. .....s W
Round-trlp tickets. limited 10 thirty days
e,Sr da ~ ~ isstIe ................ IA 90
s,eara,o me with subsistence, .......... d 90
Storage fare, without subsistence. W
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg On
railroad (ticksts limltod 10 four daysb.. y w
Round-trip tickets tlirnited 70 thirty days. II W
Tickets can be obtained % Richmond transfer
Company's, 901 east Main street; Chesapeake
sad ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots,
and at the companys Office. 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rockets. go
Freight forwarded and through Dills oil ladlnS
Issued for polnts beyond New York:
Freight received daily until T. VI
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAfU ~
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway ,r'd
Newport News At e:3 and by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same days at .;UC T..
NJ will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
NO. 1901 Main street,
my Il and company's vharf Rockets
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THE ONLY ALL-RAlL Linz DOB .a.o.
YkkNR 4

LEAVE .
Richmond. ."sOO A. VI Nor f..
Richmond. $50 Z. " N.
Norfolk. 1870 A. A. BOOB.
Norfolk. 's'35 Z. Il. hhr
The trains leaving N'hu... ....
Norfolk at 4 z. VI. are soiai tr... PIG
two points. ana passengers .
change " cara
Trains leaving ktchmorl mo-
ll:5O r. u, ana arusut "a
az s:35 A. NJ, tao =. NJ. m... ...
ton Mt Petersburg 90 anI -
Lynchburg, and west
X. VI. SULil. N.... ...,.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
By A. n. Pollard,
If. X. Ellis, Auctioneer.)
"a east Broad street.

7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, FINGER-RlNGS, La
DIES AMI GENTLENEN'S WATCH-CHAINs.
and MANY OTHER GOODS. the sale Of the
goods TO commence
TODAY
at $3.50, and continue
TONIGHT
n, 7:30. Ladies' are respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend. t. X. ELLIS,
oc27 Auctionee-.
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T. X. Ellis, Auctioneer.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF RICH
FRAMED PICTURES AND MIRRoRs.-By
virtue of deed OF trust made BY A L. Craig en-
August is, 1898, to the undsrsigned. trustee.
ard duly recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF THO
city OF Richmond, viii proceed to sell, on the
premises, lilo east Broad, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10Th,
M 10 AZ and at 4P. NJ sharp. largo stock Of
PICTURES, &C.. STEEL ENGRAVING. AR
lists PROOF ETCHiNGs, WATER COL0kS,
PhSrELS, PHOTOGRAPHS, : G X Z y,
EAsELS, MIRRORS, aud ART NOVELTIES.
TERus. Cash. J. L. LINDSAY,
Trustee.
f. K. ELLIS, Auctioreer. oc2
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4 Leave Arrive
Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NoRrnw.Rp
DAILY. 80.
STOPPING PLACE.

Nos. ~. a., as. amt IS make a.....
"a and l34 stop at Belneld agi ,l..., y
signal. Nos. I23. 80 Is o. ,.t .'t.
on signal a. Manchester, Drearr'. l... p,
sig,ssl at all stations -
Pullman Palace Bufet >is.r
through trains. Ca Trains N0s ..f...
in1-Cars between kchmonI g.. I...t l..
NEW LINE To AliANIt Id SO
Leaving kichmond A. 1910 D. H. .......
irving at Weldon az 5.!b H. N.a...t.
7:3o A. NJ. ga ). 4. l. lhme. ...
mOnd 70 Atlanta
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VNTANTED.--LADIES AND GEN
w TLEMES, yol can earn from Is to SIS
per week doing strictly nome work for us; no
canvassing and steady work. Send seif.ad-
dressed envelope. LIBERTY SUPPLY CON-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

might BE- cent and no doubt there ar
In many homes here war relics which
wuuld be suitable offerings Swords
have been sent. and while steel does not
enter into the composition Of bell meial
the committee have decided to create out
Of such things pillow and pruning hooks
10 be exhibited at Chicago with the bell.
and 20 afterward accompany il wherever
IL may go on rs mission for liberty and
peace, thus carrying out the prophecy
that ''the sword shall be converted into
the plowslare and the spear into the
pruning hook. with the added hope that
the time il not far on when men shall
learn the art Of war no more"
Texans have many war-worn swords
that might In this way be converted into
emblcms Of peace. and their memory
be still preserved for there is TO be
kept accurate record Of the names
Of the contributors and full de.
scription Of the article sent This record
win be Of future interest and Of historic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
SPORTING.
SPORT AT AUSTIN

Austin, Texa April tSpeciall-
The Legislature and an of thp state do
puuments, banks aud many stores. clos
pd to-day 10 celebrate sun Jarmto day
The fire department made parade down
the avenue with beautifully decorated
engines and hose carts after which
commissions were delivered 20 new dc.
partment and company officers.
In the afternoon there was a hose ear.
riage race for beautiful silver pitcher.
live blocks couple 10 hydrant and
throw water
Colorado No. won IN 1916 as PRO.
tc,p No. 3. second Time. lar. Aus.
tin No. 4. third. Time, lis a-S Wash.
ngtOn. Fourth. Time. i10
The hremcn wound up the day with a
grand ball.
The new officers Of the Department
are Frank q. Babcock. chief. Henry
w. Brown, assistant chief: William IS
Ford. recorder.
Az the DAM there was double scuu
race, one mile, heiween Clarence Alden
and Dick Patrick IN the Irene. WIN
North and Ed Huck la the Mmnehaho.
John Mcdonald aud Win Howard nt the
May Belle, and Jerry RYAN ana lanes
Martin in the Lady OF Che Lake Won
in MAY Belle
Second race Sailing yacht. one mile
three starters. Won ~ Alderm,, (,laes'
cyclone. W r. Fords Alikado. second
aod Nick palrioks Nan, thira
The lake WAS alYe with pleasure craft
of every description The steamers hav.
ing ali they could DO carrying pleasure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
rmIsIsNor HEFonnL

1gpc explanation OF the removal of Mr.
j. J.. Kane from thr position of super
yislug arAi,oct Of thr Fort Worth FEEDER
al building. after holding the office for
thrc days, places the Junior senator fVm
Texas Ia u,u-cr attitude iu view of his
SUPPOSED adoption OF the mugwump faith
a. to the offices.
Al MS instuncv Que OF the oldest archi.
tccts iu the siatr. % man of high stand.
iug la his profession, the president ot thc
State ArdIitcrt's association, is SUM
marily dismissed from office, without any
cause except 20 intake "a place for prr
ioual adhcr'ut presumably IN discharge
II a political drht
This appointment which be- has caused
IN br mndc rs iu defiance eff the most
conspicuous rGcs of Mr. Clryraud's ud-
miris,Nuun
While nothing can be- said against the
personality of ilp gentleman v7nm hp
selected for thr place. % IL only Nupcos
Hlry tu state thn, tho new uppuiuirr is
unt an architect and that his husincs.
FOR many years past has BEEN that of a.
travelling salesman of cages for juils 10
iIdcutr that ho is not The proper person
TO supervise the erection OF a costly pub
hc building
All things being equal as TO illness.
ruch ma appolulmvut should. of right.
have como In Fort Worth Nct with
thrive loral arch.tccts of standing aud
ability seeking the palce. rentlcmnn
who ia NOT an architect Is imported to
hll g.
Mr. Kane. vio hns Just been dlscharg.
ed for the second tmc Co muke way for
S'patw Mills man had ,cial claim
upon tlo position hucuusc OF his Rrs,
discharge, which was given under the
Harrison administration hccansc he IL "A
Democrat lie was permitted 10 hold Ga,
office mt uhout rhirty days. mud was
suddcfly bounced 10 provide a place for
q Dallas Republican who was mot an
architect, Now hc is bounced after a
three days occupancy 10 enable Mr. Mills
TO cnnc' his personal obligations TO a
Corsicana gentleman, VINO is not an
architect
This is au Injustice first TO Ar Cloyc~
lands administration, whose policy il de.
hes In the mo.t llaErant manner. upNt Ia
tho treasury department whose commits.
hons have been made footballs for the
pleasure u the junior Texas senator
aud next 90 Fort Wouh, whose federal
positions shonld be 6llod by Fort Worth
applicants " any Of them are competent
aud lastly 10 Mr. KANE, who Is a good
Democrat ana who has received hurder
usage az the hands " Democratic than
from a Republican administration. which
decapltated him bcUuse Of his Dcmoc-
ricy.
IL respectfully submitted TO President
Cleveland and Secretary CARLISLE that
this Is case worthy Of their personal
attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
wnI1AM A1-InnnN HfRr.

Baltimore. Md. April n William
Muldoon, who Is at the Monumental thea.
Ger here with his athletic combination
met with what may prove 20 be q very
serious accident Wednesday night while
wrestling with Fritz Thompson of Ger
many, one ~ the combination. The lat
ter accidentally struck MuldOon just be-
low Che right eye with his elbow and cut
"a cash two inches in length. The blood
flowed freely and for n time there was
considerable excitement M the theatcr.
Muldoon walked TO the foOtlights and told
The people there was no occasion for
alarm, and the injury was purely the re-
suit of accident and awkwardncss.
Later n physician WIS summoned. Now
h is stated that crvsipclas had super
veuCd aud there was danger OF lbs so
affecting the eye that the great wrestler
might lose the sight Of H. His physi-
clan warned him that he must be exceed
mgiy careful or he might indeed lose both
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
win Test Judge Kicks Decision Before the
Supreme Court Of tho United
Slales.

Cleveland. o.. April II Tho much dis
cusscd decision of Judge Kicks in the
Cnsr that grew out of the Ann ArbOr
railroad strike at Toledo will be- reviewed
by the United States supreme court,
that course having been decided upon 10y
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Udccrs The contest will be- made in tho
ca4c of James Lennon. the engineer who
rr-cntiug the brotherhood today appeared
before Judge luDhs iu chambers aud lr.
gurd for 10 writ of huboHs corpus for Len.
non. The application was refused aud
appeal then taken to the supreme court
and Tue papers will bo certified &C Wash.
iugtuu next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
LnOAL EnNEUAsr
SOUTHERN WEATHER RnpoRT

Galveston. Tex. April 2t.-lSpecial)
Atlanta Average q, maximum as. miui-
mum 49, rainfall r.
Augusta Average iO. maximum a.
minimum SO
Charleston Average q, maximum a..
minimum 49,
Galveston Average lG. maximum 90,
minimum ~
Little Rock -Aycmrc -. maximum.
o. minimum a. rainfall IT,
Memphis Average az. maximum o.
minimum -, rainfall or
imm ~
Montgomery Average 8; maximum Z 1.
minimum ~.
New Orleans Average IL, maximum
a. minimum lS
SQyaunuh-Aycagc H., maximum IS,
minimum ~
Nlcksburg Average u, maximum 40.
minimum 80
MqXmums 7i.G; miuimums I7G: rain.
ful ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

On the FIRST Of next month there "A
10 be east what will be perhaps the
most UNIQUE bell Ia existence The metal
60 be used IA the voluntary comribu.
lions Of patriots throughout the country.
The material comprises relies OF historic
interest contributions from the GOVERNOR
Of the different states aud fusihle metal
from mines 10 these states The nten.
tion is that when this bell rings out uni.
versal liberty and peace. L shall Also ten
Ia clear tones Of the eomplcte publication
aud amelsamatlon Of The component
pafis Of this great confederation.
Mrs Nestle llonsion- Hdnghurst OF
rollagr Station was appointed 20 receive
contributions Of material to be fused into
the bell, and Of money 10 pay for its
creation and care Texas bus mines Of
cOuper and ~ silver from which ore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
NATURAL GAS
ESplodes, Fires a Building, Tho Flames Reach
BonzIne, that Explodss and Two People
Are Killed and Three Houses Wrecked.

Beaver Falls Pa, April 2i.--'rhreo dwell.
Jugs were destroyed aud Two persons burned
20 ueath THIS morning. A terrific explosion
Mhnthicw as a tin shop aud dwelling. The
explosion shattered the walls aud the build.
ing collapsed. moment later was an
flhlip torhett toy and notion dealer.
Almost Instantly lumps enyeloped both
hoWcs and before assistance arrived they
were in ruins. Tho adjoining dwelling was
rear badly dnmagod.After the hre Munt.
hlrW ana his wife Were missing and uDon
searching the ruins their remains We're
round Do ihy cellar IL Is believed natural
gas caused The first explosion and tie second
resulted nom the flames reaching the tank
20 benzino IN the cellar OF Manthicw's dwell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
LOUISIANA FEuD

Opnlousls l.ao April 81 Yesterday
forenoon no Big Cane, lon the por,bcrS
Part Of this parish, G. w Havcrd md
Omen Heath had q difficulty, n which
ii"''rd SHOT and wounded Heath short
tho village Of Big Cunc. two miles dis.
hut I'm the afternoon Hnyerd rrtnrnrJ
home from Rig Came. when bn saw IAN
Heath aud Russell Heath. heavily ,T,nad
coming in his direction. Uuy.r,i i,r,,.'
lh 'he hel9 ana was trying 10 get away
Whnh ihc lle2,hi oppned fire on him with
NI,r guns uatvlu returned the fro
Russell and seIlouslv woundin, I.i,t-
!, ls thoneht ilon Heath and John
heulh are morHlG wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
pOMDERIY ~ unnn

Austin, Tex, April 1.-CSpecial)-Tha
readers of The Gazette win not have
forgotten the passage of the bin intro
duced 10y Senator Miles Crowley of Gal
weston, creating a new legal holiday 10
DE- known as Labor day.
II seems that POwdery, the grcnt
labor leader, has heard of II and his I'M
terest rs manifested i'm the following
letter received bv the governor:
Office Of
General Master Workman.
, Order of knights of Labor.
Hear Both Sides, Then Judge"
n Scranton, Pa.
Hon James ). Hogg, Governor of Texas,
Dear Sir-Will you do me die great
hNor TO let me know whether die leyis
nature of Texas has enacted law
making the first Monday IN September
on any other day a holiday 10 be- known
as Labor DayT N"'""
IA am preparing a paper on Labor
10y, ANA desiring accurate informafion
apply Ia You. II such law has hao,,
passed, kindly furnish me with date Nd
passage signature 10y governor and r.
bboa9lnle. the name of legislator intro.
uu'lhg The bill Very truly vours
u '. pOWDERLY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
lady ENsLTY GOEs UNDER

Russcl.ylllr, Ala, April 2l.-rhc Lady
Enslry Cou, Iron ana Railroad com.
pHny went into the hands of thp receiver
l"lul Tor De- purpose OF protecting uu-
secured crtyIllurs Major W. Il. Sluls-
bury Of birmingham was appointed re-
crlNrr iu' the company This rs one of
lho lurNHt mining aud manufacturing
'orprralons iu the South, and the proper
ul Horse orps,. o1kc ovens nt J1sn,,.
l.n Hattie Euslpy furnace and nyn,
ih'd' Interest in the Lady EIslry fur.
mace On" Sheffield ore mines at this place
9ud also ltpjO acres OF fine mineral
lands iu Frgulln county. Tho cam.
pany going into the hands Of the no.
'yNrr viii uui In the least affect the
op''"'loh OF The mines ana the furnaces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A CONF ERENcE
Al Omaha Between Strikers and U. p. OH.
cials Results in Nothing
Definite.

Omaha. Neb., April gl.--No conclusion
was reached at the conference h,{weau
the Union Pacific officials and the stri.
kcrs committees this afternoon. The
meeting was held In the general mana.
gers Office and was between Dickinson.
superintendent Of the motive power de-.
purtmcnt and Assistant solicitor Kelly
Of tue company and general committee
Of strikers
After the conference adjourned the
strikers refused 10 say anything what.
meeting will be- held tomorrow. when
II is thought some conclusion will be
relhcd, that the demands of the
strikers will not Doe accpedrd 90 and that
0n ulumatum 10 that effect will be given
the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
NEAR OZARK. ARK.

Little Rock, Ark, April 21.-News has
Just reached here Of destructive cyclone
winch passed over q portion of Franklin
Three dwellings and school house were
destroyed. The l2-ycnr-old slaughter
OF jay James wUs killed James entire
family were more or less injured. Mrs.
james had her skull fractured. Mrs
scene OF the cyclone Is remote from
railroad or telegraph communication and
particulars are scarce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
FINANCE


New York, Apnl IA
the stock market ~
the extreme owing Is
Secretary Carlisles ~
iiicting rumors ION M
gard TO the prbahls
the administration ~
renewed attacks VIA n
engagements 20 he h
aud that banks and M
disposed to e1ac, htls
rOWers.
Money got iip 70 llsl
was exceedingly ais
per cent.
Sterling exchance ID
\ general decline M,
10 sell and assnmei
and u most uuftu
Later In the DAY Tn II
but o reaction arl
ceeled by aaahg
closed compamtlvely
Railway bonds. actu
Government bmdl y
States, duh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
ENrNEes IN rInE-

Albuquerque. y. M. April 2l.-Early
yesterday morning a WelH.furgo express
ellie. caught fire from sparks from the cn.
glur ut Hancock siding. and as the wind
WAS blowing % gUlr the lire spread 30 rap.
iuly the car and the contents were entirely
There were tbrep sufps Zoo the cur each
containing ut least $4,000 m $40 gold
pieces and u large quantity Of currency.
bU,idcs 70 lot uf ltWpliy watches, etc Thp
sufpH were opened tlR afternoon aud were
badly warped Boy Tie Intense heat nnd the
currency burned The gold being counted
many ~ thr pieces were found badly
together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
AN April SNOW

ST. Paul, Mimi. April 21.-The big
April snow has passed OF. An addl-
tiouol three or four inches during the
night making the total fall in this neigh
bprhood sixteen or seventeen inches
while other parts of the state report
twice that depth. Business was sus-
pended over the Northwest yesterday. but
is being resumed today. Farmers seed
ing all over the Northwest have been de-
layed until after the 1st of May. I'm the
southern part Of the state wheat has
been sow and farmers express the be-
lief the snow will not hurt il no severe
cold fullOMs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
AUsrnIA MoNr HA1r 1rnn

Nleqna' April n Count Kaluoky. Austrian
premier has given notice to AW,.ri,".''u1'
Minister Gmnt, the Austrian covcrn,oent
Y" "", N'an, ~ rNqnamr to Max Judd Of
lnllcl states at Vienna. because J1dd A.
ENGAGED Va emlgmimg business Eeipnt
4,Nl9H h,s decision was not eireriel 6y
another consul general Womb he wv, N' ,l,'.
~ tnr place. who would Boz q jew I'M noi
ot FORMER Austrian allegiance '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
ITALYS ROYAL mnrsn

Rome, April n Tile German empcr.
on rodc in the suburbs this morning ro-
turned 90 cine Quirrinul no lunch with His
royal host King llumbcrt aud uupm
Al"rgalWrite received with state core
muuy, On the uNputy-Rfih auuiy.r.1ry
ut their marriage, they were Cauurltu-
lated. United States Minister Porter
presented tmm President Cleveland a
lr,icr conveying expressions of his pleas
uro over the occasion ot such happiness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
AT OUTS WITH MAXWELL.

Washington, April 2l-Mr Maxwell
of the decupitntl0n division Of the posi-.
nlhcr department and Congressman
Conn Of the Thiricputh Indinuu dI.
rri have had a falling ont because MIR
Maxwell said congressional rpcommendn.
uWls for postmaster appointments were
not necessarily final Nhcrrupou Mr.
Conn withdrew AN Of his rerommrudn.
Hon, and announced 10 Mr. Maxwell
that hc conld appoint the postmastcrs Ia
suit himsrlt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
LATER REPORTS
OF THE GREAT STORM HAVE
BEEN eRoueHTIN
10 Ragged Mt Sea as wei IS on Land.
Twelve Bodies Recovered at Milwau.
kee-snowA Bitter cold.
HIGH snAs REPORTED.

New York, April PA heavy easterly
gale destroyed all connections with San
dy Hook and the life-saying stations
along the coast, and nothing has been
heasd from them stree yesterday noon.
With the exception Of the Belgian steam
or Rhylald, which arrived yesterday
at noon, no vessels Of any kind have ar
rived at Quarantine until early this MORN
ing. Steamers arriving this morning re-
port violent weather and terrible, high
seas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A pIOODY nATrIr

Ing srrapp Just across thu mo Ina Ni.vi,, a.
reloiitd. iu which Frank prary and VII
liam brooks, minors figured, Rrooks was
htf'slri bN a Mexican sheriff who star.rd
lo prison VIII llm BLOCKS drew ma nisr,i
and shot ile Mexican sheriff dead pna,,
siu'L another officer over the lrnd ,gif,
"a pistol ana succeeding iu Keeping tho poss"
Ul uAF, WV Blocks escaped polry Wag
captured but un his way no prIs,n s,,,,a'5f
ant mas 99l oegn heard from since. I'M tbr
ihrlco hhlt q uo2yn MeXlcans were Iui''I
by the two Americans N-'''"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
THEY DO NOT ADVERTISE
And We Know Of No Such Company in Fort
Worth
Vernon, Tex, April is. 1893.

Vernon, Tex, April Is, 1893.
To The Gazette.
As / am constant reader Of your
most valuable paper, will YOU please
90 inform me whether or not if thpra
is in your city n Crescent Portrait com
pny. a gentleman by the name OF Mr.
Reynolds WIS here in February repre-
acuting the firm. aud also collecting 80
cents IN advance on each photograph
gave him three TO be enlarged and also
daughter and one Of myself. He was
io have delivered them on the 10Th Of
April, but have not heard "a word from
him since. You viii obl.gc me- very much
10y answering me through your paper
Please return certificate Respectfully,
MRS. v. s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

Baltimore. Md. April PA receiver
FOR the Maryland Steel company was
appointed by Judge Wykrs today. T.
vs. Wood president OF the company,
was named and filed bond for 5000
900. This action was due to the diff
present financial condition Of the couu-
try
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
MrMpIIls RACES.

Memphis. Tenn, April 21.-First race
-lihe furiOngs Northwestern Won
Hesperia second, Ike n third. Time
] O4 81
Second race-Six furlongs. Little Crete
won. Swagilator second, Redwing third
Time. 1.1S1-2
Third race-Five furlongs. May =.
Thompson won. Winfield second, Rhctte
Goodc third Time. / OJ.
Fourth race One mile. Rock Laidley
won. Roarl second, Belfast third. Time,
1.4434
Fifth race--Slr furlones. Empress
Frederick won. Royal Flush second Lee
Mike third Time. LII -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
SNOW WITH THE GAZE

Sgult Ste. Marie, Mich. April 21.-A
terrific northeast gnlc was raging Mi Jav
accompanied by bluslmg snow storm
All telegraph wires are down and trains
'urc delayed. The weather Is very cold
Ice Ia the river has broken up badly
near open wnter but navigation rs not
likely 10 open before May I Il h re-
ported here the railroad transfer steamer
MuCliuaw could not cross the straits.