davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11

Tie short round waist has a square yoke Of
crepe dc chine, back and front, and is nm
ishsd with a lace rufile and black velvet
ribbon with BOWS nj each corner of tho yoke.
The back Of the waist is plain but the front
has aeparate fronts Of black velvet sswsd
into the side seams. tho left side tapping
over aud closing with hooks and eyes.
These fronts do not extend above the yoke.
Tho sleeves have 4 tight cuff made TO match
the trimming around the bottom Of tho
skirt. Of laoo insertion and velvet bands.
The standing COLLAR 10 velvet
Never was woman's sigh 20 fetching 40
IS 10 these dass. for tho berthns and fills
about the shouldefs and over the chest en-
phasizs she pretty. long breath 10 charm
inRly. The bertha 10 a very feminine ac-
cessory and II gives charm to any toilet. II
makes q sort OF shrine of a woman's sweet
self. md shrouds her in a revealing mystery
of lace and fri!l. There u no real telling
whore Q berthA starts. how il got there,
what keeps IL there. nor when it il going to
end. II has m air of being just about TO
fall of, but it doesn't. and continues to ap-
pear as II transiently arranged. If it con-
Goals. il thereby calls special attention to
what II is doing; IL 1t reveals. it does 90
with an air of modesty that makes You feel
that somehow you are taking advantage Of
y sort Of accident whom you notice how I'M
assuming it Is.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
$500 Reward

Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sick headache, In
DIGESTION. Combination or Cestiveness We can
aAt curn with Vests VanetAo ole Live Pills, when
are purely vegetables. ana never fail to giva sAtis.
FACTION. Sugar Coated, Largo boxes. % conts.
kaw.re OF .connterteits ANA limitations, The
ssAatne sold by II. II. Parohen 4 Co. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
N CONSERVATIVE.

Conspicuous by Reason Of Standing Mid
Many Radicals.
The year 1893 has seen the acceptance Of
many startling innovations In millinery.
and 1t would almost seem that no style
from last year can be kept without the 70,
proach upon IL OF being old fashioned. Yet
to many who found some shape of last year
especially becoming. or who had selected
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11

como Of the less pronounced OF last years
styles as likely to hold for several eeasons,
II ia a serious inconvenience to change,
Even in getting a new hat they prefer Ia
hold the old styles and yet one does no,
; ant To seem conspicuously out Of the
mode. As n matter of fact, a,nonu the
many startling now things. hsre and the q
u pretty last years. hat holds ia own. Hers
and there we are relieved from purple, and
green and the familiar combinations of the
past season or 80 look pretty and accent
able. Tho new hat skctched ia almost the
round hat of last year, and is the so /
Of thing that is not pronounced
in any way, yet still looks pretty. You eau
get it in Il pretty dull eoru. Trim Il
closely md simply with any shade of velvet
you like. deep red ia pretty and looks well
With the GO. u. and is far from the r~revail-
ing green's aud puppies. Instead of a bic
bow ut the back. make n rosotse of tho VEL
vet with n loop or so standing upright bu.
not very high. In front nGs wider ribbon
velvet. or piece velvet for n couple of soft
half upright loops. Lay in front OF these a
few soft leaved. dark ed roses. and add n
tuft of aiRrette. Your hat will be ipcon-
spiouous. II will conform In minor , oints
to those new ways OF trimming which will
not interfere with the quiet effect OF the
hat. and 1t will not seem n startling an!
strange new thing. Also it will be b.oom-
'ngi in tho quiet accustomed way. Stranp-
IS Will not note you. md fiiends will
find you a good deal rs you always hare
been. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

seen coming ia this direction, aud ~.
quested that the sheriff keep n lookout
Tor him. Pretty soon after 1t was learn.
ca That a negro answering the dcscrIp,
ton had been seen her, nbout one hoir
before aud had lett. going in the dircc.
lion OF sulphur Springs sheriff Duprre
aud II, o. Button Immediately went u
pursuit, aud about 10 o'clock captured
him at Evans Point. eleven miles west
of here. The description suits except
shoes which are nearly new He was
wcnunR two dark grey jeans coats. md
claims To be- from Atlanta, Ga, and gives
was on bis way to Oklahoma Tho Ollie.
crs hero are confident they have the right
man. Paris officers viii be- here tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGTON nv

Kansas city. ". r. iuWHnl. unilns. j.
Is. Murdoch. chicago. g. dohnrds trul,uh
Ia u Suukor Cluciuuu w. N ton.
New York. IS. a. Fields. 81 joe Mo- 30
muud San Antonio; L. ~ kuhnu chicago.
A. Vs. Nogpll, San Fraupi.vo. ". a. Rucf.
Indianapolis NJ. &C. rnurupk Now Yorl
Mm n White. New York: Geo. Ozark.
Waco Tcv.3 W. ~, shelton. thiuEo Simon
Stcrup NcW York. q utprnhrIm New
lurl Nlrs A. II. Moore Denver: g. a.
towvu aud wife Denver. A. thrstesnn.
Houston Tex. j. A. Coates. Fort Worth
!. bcrirum, llouHtuni g. s. l'cusc. chicago.
W. >. Dennis uud SON New York: j. D..
AdAlr. Chicago. X. G. rOnOck Dallas. r. u.
Hunter Thurhrr. H. A. Nulpht Louisville.
" fufby ANA wife. lryns j. T. norton
New York. Albert 49, Gunhy. New Yurl
Geo. 7. Haven birmingham. A. W, Wal.
trrs. padurn, Ky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
THE VEAL KILN ].
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS IN
Or. JONES' TRIAL
Nothing Sensational Brought 0ul in the Test.
mony- Fighting 10 Get JOnss Letters
Before The Jury.

Dallas, Tex. Jan. Is (SpcciulD
lhls has been day rather devoid OF
great sensations In the Jones trial The
defense scored an Inning yesterday. To
day the prosecution developed several
strong points, During the forenoon ses-
sion number Of witnesses testified as to
tl,e general reputation OF Mrs Jones for
chastity. She was described by all us 20
woman of great purity modcsty aud
Refinement
IL has been held 10y the dcfcnsc that
Dr. Jones never met Captain Veal after
his wife disclosed her secret 40 him until
the morning ~ the killing ut Camp
Sterling Price headquarters when he
came upon Veal unexpectedly. aud u
TROUBLED desire Ia shay took possession of
him.
the prosecution rcopcucd the ease this
afternoon. w. c. Lynn sNurp that nr.
X. ~. Jones, on the night previous tu the
Killing walked up aud down the side
walk IN front of the Guild building for
Ou hour or more, The eN-Couirdcratps
were holding a reception and reunion
within, and Captain Veal WAS master oi
ceremonies.
Sheriff Ben Cahcll Judge II. T..
Burke, Drs = d. Thrustou aud A. 4.
Johnson, and several others sworc posi-
lively that Jones was ut the exposition
ihAANH lNlA HlhhANHt VII lllf WAAilHNNll IlIINI
10 the killing. Jones passed within ten
feet OF Veal two or three times. After
ward Dr. Jones was IN the music ball,
not twenty feet from Veal. while the
latter was making q speech
The prisoner. at haheas corpus hear
Ing denied this.
g. II. Cooper testified jhut Mrs Il. II.
Jones visited the office of Captain Veal
in this city after the alleged outrage
had taken place Also Tint i'm company
with Captain Veal hr had visited the
lady ut her residence
The famous anonymous letters rccpiy-
ed by Captain Veal. nnd read an the
hnbrns corpus trial land published by
The Ga2rttpl, were offered I'm evidence
hy the prosecution
4 wranglp arose between the attorneys
iu the cusc aud court adjourned nm Mon
day morning M . O'Clock without the
court ruling on the correspondence. The
jury was locked up aud a strict watch
viii he maintained on that august body
till court opens again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
rEXAnKANA ArcmRNrs

Tpxlrkunn. Ark. Jan ~ -fSpoclnll L.
W. Wilson Cotton Belt brakeman was run
over hy % freight train hfty miles north of
here lnst night ana Killed. ilo wis en-.
puycd Tor several years boy the Southern
NoWs company 10 iuu uE news. butcher on
trpius, hut about year ngu be- was plncrd
on the cOinpgny's blacklist. lie had hepn
working NJ brakeman but "A short time
when Killed.
!, w. Smith, u dairy man living three
miles east of town, while driving to town
Win hlH milk wagon ths morning
WAS struck AT The Iron Noun.
aud knocked several fert from tbp trarl,
The wagon was torn 90 pieces aud Smith
II dangerously " moi fatally wounded Inc
the team escaped unhuri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

urging congress to provide for the con.
strueuon OF q canal connmrting The Gulf
OF Mexico with the Pacific ocean and
operate the same IN the interest Of the
American people.
~ Mr.. rnnkcrsley A joint resolution
repeating section 1G. article tG of tho CON
sttution, which provides that no corpOr-
ate body shall hereafter Dc created. re-
neWed or extended with banking or dis.
counting privileges
by MIR Finlny House bill 854. adopt.
ing and estul fishing the revised civil
statutes of the state of Texas. III cm.
braces the work of the commissioners I'm
volume Of over 1000 pages OF printed
q. Local bills being the special order for
lowing
House bin No. ioi Mr.. Rowcll's. re-
storing certain jurisdiction In Marion
county, was taken up as FIRST In order
aud PASSED.
House bill, Mr.. Mills. granting nm.
thority Tor d0uinr the Brazos at Waco
lot water ANA light power PURPOSES was
ehgrossed and went over for further ac-
ton next Saturday.
Mr. Erstine's bill limiting jurisdlc-
t0n ~ Dmmit county pas,cl
Mr. Dills bill making Judicial dis
trict Of Grayson county. and another ON.
passed
=, Senate bin diminishing jurisdiction 10
Webb county passed.
huls were presented us follows.
by Mr.. Sebastian Reorgnnizine the
Fony-scvenih and riftlcth judicial dis.
trict
~ Mr.. Wilson Bapcalne articles
"ul TO and including article 3020 of the
revised statutes. being the entire chapter
relating 20 Jury commissioners for the
district courts
By Mr. Cockc-Ameuding the law 90
as TO iN the second Monday in lnunary
for meetings of the presidential electors
at the state capitol aud to have their
returns mndn as required by the laws of
the United States
Bv Mr.. Davis of Falls Fixing peuilty
Of from S2j to 5000 ror decoying minors
from the custody Of their parents or
guardnns
BY Mr. yields For tho relief of Tlos
t. Greer filing Tor duplicate ccrtlf.
cate.
House adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon.
day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
ND nISORGANIZE CoTNTIES.

Austin Tea, Jan. - tSpccinl)--
There Is much complaint In the Western
districts from the district oilcinls over the
evils resulting from the organization of
thnly populated counties II b regarded
as direct disadvantage 10 the settle
mcnt Of the country The county gov
ernmcut gets In the hands OF q corrupt
ring. enormous taxes are levied and resi-.
dence there IN every way mudo Disagree
able To those who do not enjoy the favor
of the ruling powers. County govern
mcnts have several times been impcIhaiod
and several of the judicial districts are
unnecessarily large with counties SO
spnrsely settled that iurcs are most diff
cult 20 be- obtained Upon the request Of
q number of citizens from that section
today Senator Swuync introduced bin
20 disorgani2c al counties having pop
ulati0n of less than 100 voters II Is
provided that il shall be- the duty Of the
attorney general upon information that
the county population has decreased be-
low this limit 10 institute quo Wurralto
proceedings for dissolution of is govern
mpul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
a CUTTING scRArE.

Albany TCYy Jan. -. tspocinll--A cut.
ting scrupe which took place ut the clty
park. some huifmilc from tho main pnrtlou
Of town ou Jan. has iust been brought lu
era. "a Mexican tnilUr SOME twelve miles
nuuth itum ihiH place. lu very critical ron.
diluu ana The arrest of Nnsurpa Nnudnu.
ado charged with the deed. II seems ut
the time of the cutting mo- one was prpspiif
except % gang AZ McNlcnnR. who were
drinking freely whisky or mrscu Tile
ufRir hw been kupt quiet for fear vi
prosecution. nud until ne nndlug nt ores.
PIN, the officers knew nothing NJ the or.
cuToncr Mundanndo gave bond Crcspln VIII
recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
cnocKER Ar SAY ANTONIO.

San Antonio. Tex. Jan IS. (Special.)
Colonel T.. 4. CrOckef. first yice-pres-
dent of the Southern Pacific company ar
rived here this morning from Durango.
Mexico. accompanied by General Mana
Ger E,uttschnitt of tho southern Pacific.
Texas and Louisiana lines. They left
M noon for tour of inspection over
tbe san Antonio and Arunsas Pass sys-
tcm. accompanied by G.. b Peck assis-
tunt general manager 81 the latter r0nd.
C1iong Crockor stated that The formal
transfer Of the Arkansas Pass 90 the
Snutheru Pacific company would take
,,lare h, "A few days lie Fated that dee
Mas well pleased with The Mexican lDter-
national road aud thar the Durango ex-
tension OF that line Is already doing "a
good business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
PRACTICE IN TRIAL

Austin Tex. Jan. Is. lSpecialD-
The Subcommittee appointed by Judiciary
No. !, to whom was referred the senate
bill introduced by Senator kcarby. 10
regulate the practice in trial and appellate
courts, whore new trials aud rcycrsnls
are had upon the ground OF excessive YER
dict. met tonight aud agreed upon
substitute which emhodies the prominent
features of the original bin bul making
10 apply only to the civil court, of up-
pcus
senator kourby appeared before the
Subcommittee and 10 is understood TINT
tlc substitute meets with his hearty
endorsements
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
rnn rAI.IEN WnNLnN-

Austin. Tex. Jan 2S. tSpecial)-
The committee ON state allnirs held
meeting this morning and discussed the
the establishment of an industrial home
for fallen women. Mcsdamcs Collins and
Dougherty OF Fort Worth appeared be-
fore the committee in advocacy of the
hIll The committee seems fuvUrably
disposed to the bill aud 10 will probably
be- reported fnvorahly. The further con.
,idcration of the bin. however. was post
pon"d until the next meeting Of the com.
mittec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
A FIND
In the Territory Indicating That Crime Has
Been Commiited--A List Of What Was
Found information Wanted

Paris, Tex. Jan. o. Specially Tho
following letter was received hTe by
Sheriff Hammond yesterday.
Jackson county J. r.. Ian. III.
To the Sheriff Of Lamar County.
Dear Sir; We have recently found ia
the woods near big Lick this county -,
and believing the owners of the Same Ia
have been murdered, we write you and
send YOU a description Of said property.
hoping you win have i published and
assist ms iu finding ont something about
said property and how 70 came 10 be- here
II has been here now over week and
have not yet found any owner: Ono dcep
bay horse, 10 ~ hands high. branded
ID I'' ON left shoulder ana "ii 4" on
left hip; also one light bay horse. about
10 hands high. branded ~ on right
hip, incliued 10 be- straight hacked Both
horses are shod an round With steel toed
shoes; ugcs are supposed 10 De- between
. and II years. a Tennessee 81 wnr-
ON; has been used four on Eve years The
wagon was sold hy Ford, Weakly g.
johnson Of Decatur leXns Also two
horse covers made % heavy duck
four quilts. one cover and one red blan-
ket: one provision box with partition n
IL. two tin plates, tan cups, buckets,
Spoons and cooking Wcnsils gloves.
No. Z hat, OycrshIt, size 70, u pair Of
drawers size ~ one chOpplng axe. one
halter with rope rein; one SCI Of harness
complete: one brcech-loading shotgun.
No. - The above property is now az
John Crowders. ter miles north Of Gar
retts. in Jackson county, !. r., aud any
information regarding same viii be-
Thankfully received Address i. n.
Crowder or John Crowder, CARROTS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
A LENGTHY RILL

Austin, Tex, Jan 9S.- Special D.
The codifcution of the civil statutes as
prepared hy Commissioners Robertson
Fillmore and Thompson. was offered I'M
the house today as a bill 10y Mr. l'nlay,
chairman Of judiciary committee No I.
The criminal statutes have NOT yet been
received from the printer The civDl
statutes make volume about the size
of the present revised statutes, which I'M
cudc the entire body of the law at the
time OF is issue. II X impossible that Il
should be- carefully scanned hv the com
m'ttec before the time of adjournment
though no other work were before H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
nALNnsroN nrnr wArEn.

Galveston, Jan. (SpccnD 1.-THE depth
of Wntcr on the outer bar la consequence
uf the prevailing cnsterly and southeDstotN
W winds hus been constantly increasing,
aud today The British steamship Toutopic
just arrived from London. crossed the
bar, drawing ilftccn feet three inches.
The steamship Comul also arrived from
New York with curgo OF general mer~
uhnudlsp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
bEl MEDICAL DICTIONARY
|.lnm OIL ne Information Taken From
NE Family Physician No. 2.

iir -Catarrh of the nose aud
slnuses, producing scnbs and dis
ltvn The nose. and frontal head
'juncliyitis Cniarh of the eye.
MT yatcIy eyes, aud sometimes
sight
Camuh Of the middle ear. pro.
deafness, roaring and cracking
aIltls Camrrh of the tousils,
ealalr them moro ar less. cause
= Affect The speech, and interfere
fwalI0Wing.
|glatls Vomrrh of the phurynN.
f@ 10 sore throat, hawking. spit
nl frequent attacks of quincy.
Hs''lS Cutarrh of the luryuN. pro-
holrfneNs, loss of voice and
nes Group.
rllis-Catarrh OF the bronchial
vlihslng on cough. soreness of
's''' and occasionally splitting Of
sumption Caiurrh Of tn lungs.
I ,opRh, e1prrtUrHtiDu of pus,
sgeals' loss Of flesh and shortness
'nlis- Catarrh Of the stomach.
VOa lends 10 dyspepsia indigestion
'OHg''h' water brash and loss of
I'ailIls- Vatarrh Of the liver. the
yns ei which are hilionsncss. henv.
" ught side, fuupd tongue. sick
s Ahd constipation.
tatorrh Of the kidneys. or
qlsease. followed by rnpid loss
., ~ great weakness, pain I'm the
Ky, KY y some cases commissions.
I'VE I'VE -Calorrh of the bladder. caus.
.YsnI micturition, pain, smartimg.
Ru,eut and great nervousness.
~ ,neSe conditions pc.rn-na rs n
m III lhe only remedy which
~ 'he Indications in these cases
ls a lures catarrh wherever located.
,b N, " the proper remedy for
wv ~ Np2fe named affections
~, S'ueo' book on catarrhal dis
M ui Tree % any address by The
g Manufacturing company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
BRAZ0S CONVENTION.
IT WILL BE A WELL ATTENDED
MEETING.
Tho Mayor Of Waco Has His Veto Ratchet
ShaTponsd and viii Weld Congress.
man pcndlolon's Hard Work.

Waco, Ten, Jana (Spec,ull The
Brazos river Improvement convention
VIII bc called 10 order u the blue room
of the city hall next Wednesday.
The committee Is busily engaged in
preparations for The meeting aud w much
encouraged hy the interest which hnf
been manifested iu the movement This
interest rs Increasing daily in the ehiirv
territory irilmtly tu the river Letters
aud communications are pouring Ia daily
Ia the committee. aud despite the short
notice glNcn of the holding of the con-
1cutiOn, Il promises to be- largely attend
ed
From every portion of the river terri.
tory encouraging report. hive been To-"
colyci, and the committee is confident
the movement VIII result IN complete
success,
ANNUAL ELECTION
The annual election of officers Of the
Texas Midland railroad will Dee held az
Terrell upNt Thursiuy. II W. expected
that che present directory AMI officials
viii lp reelected
FIXING POSTOFFlCES.
Hon. George q. pcndlcton Of Bolton.
cunWrpssnlun-cloCt spent this morning Ia
The city ON his way home from a "trip
over his district
~ have inst como from trip over
the district hc began and am ON
my way hume. lon Know before election
! was chusing the people, Int now the
people ARE Chnsiug me-
What was your object of your swing
around the cirrlpY
principally to hN the pOstolicrs."
DO wont iiud this difficult muttprT
"WCll should Wy 10 WINS, II is the
most difficult work n man can under.
take. have bcou around getting AN uu-
dcrstuuding of the siuntiOn iu every
piuco aud the wishes of The people. and
have made pretty fair progress with
the recommendations which ] propose 10
make"
Here The statesman from Bell county
wns Obliged to tcnr himself away, aud
shot almost on rum for The depot
MAYORS NETOES
Mayor McCunoch is engaged In The
preparation Ol veto messages 10 bc sent
60 the city council next Thursday night
The resolution pnwcd at the council
meeting last lhursduy. providing thnt the
pOWur 90 liccuSv prostitutes Ice stricken
from the rity charter through Legislative
amendment, was disHppruvpd 10y the may
or upon The same grounds that ho has
vetoed the resolution in different shape
heretofore. lie also prepared veto ut
The resolution asking him 10 publish no.
tice ihnt ma amendment of the city char.
ter win ho asked from thc legislature for
the purpose ut creating u board OF school
trustees The mayor holds that the pro.
posed change IN the management of the
schools can be accomplished undor the
existing laws.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
4 NOBLE woNIANs WORK.

Austin, Tex, jam % Especial. j.
senator Swuyncs hill to establish n
home In Fort Worth for fallen women
has "a powerful advocate ON the ground
~ The person of Mrs Collins OF Fort
Worth. Every member of the senate
committee to whom the bin was referred
has been converted by her % its support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
pInI5 Ar TEAlpLE.

Tep,ple. Tex. Jan. - Special - Az
NJ o'clock today the stables and store
ra0tn OF ne S0uthsiron i'e company
,ritb i0O bushels of corn and seventy
tons N eoal were destroyed by ire ae
origin 81 which i u,kuown. The loss y
esfllnated al 5000. There vas 40 In
suFauee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
rNrnAnIl1nN MAlIIANra-

san Antonio. Tex Jan. 2s lSpeclull- T.
Tniued htics Commissioner Pierce Of this
city today issued oXtrndition warrants for
Ccueliu Chuyprrln ana Francisco BunhNdpg
The Mexican rpyunfluniats WHO ARE now in
thc RiU Gruudn ,iiy prison on the churgc
of murder, robbery AMI Kidnapping. word
has bepu wired to thp officials 10 thnt
rlnoe aud lhr prisoners Win be- brought
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
cnMEs TO EOnT W0RTn-

Austin, Tex, Jan 2S.- CSpcdal)-
Lieutenant Governor Crane has gone 10
Fort Worth 10 represent the defendant
I'm the celebrated ease of Captain BunHci.
charged with poisoning, removed from
Cleburne on change Of venue which
comes mp for trial Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
is HE THE MANI
An Arrest Kadb Near Nouni Vernon Of a
Negro Believed 10 Be Sapisl and
alurdefer Smith.

Mt Vernon, Tex. Jan % (special.)
Early this morning a Telegram wns re-
teiYed by Sheriff Dupree FROM the sheriff
III Paris, stating THAI Henry Smith. roll
osed. lad raped aud murdered whitis
child, fcnr years Old last night. aul Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
AGAINST STATE HANKS

Austin, Tex, Jam -. Specially
The state baul, issue bohcd up scrcuely
ln u constitutional amendment offered
lu the house today by Mr. Turner To-
insert u clause m the constitution pro.
hbiting incorporation of such iustituuns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
TO ABOLISH JURY COMMISSION.
EpG

AUSTIN TrN, Jam d ISpccinlJ-
\ bill offered today boy Representative
Wilson proposes the adjustment of jury
commissioners aud the performance of
their duties 10y the county commissioners