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SPORT HILL.
MRS FRANCES A. REYNOLDS.

MRS FRANCES A. REYNOLDS.
 Mrs Frances A., wife of Levi Reynolds, died of Bright's deeease at her nome on Friday morning, May ,, aged 50 years. Her funeral services were conducted in Lees chapel, Monday, May 8, by Rev J. F. Duinkerke, and her remains borne to the Baptist cemetery of Easton for inter- ment. The pail bearers were. Messrs E. Seeley, E. Jennings, J. w. Sher- wood and George Gregory.
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DANBURY.

Eli B. Godfrey, who has been at tie Danbury hospital for some time being treated for Inflammation of the spine, is now able to be at his nome in Mountain vile avenue and can walk about with the aid of crutches.
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la nd is spending few days with him
FAIRFIELD.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

Mrs Eliza Jennings has visited friends in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Madison Wakeman is no better. Mrs Mary Lockwood has been laid up with a severe cold.
 George Lover has bought fine pair of pigs of Royal Banks.
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\ UCTION-Pursuant to an order from the A Probate Court at Newtown. Conn.,, l will sell at Public Auction on Saturday, May 20, 1893, at o'clock in the afternoon. the follow ing real estate belonging to the Estate Of L. B. Booth, situated at Botsford Hill and bound ed on the north by land of Carlos Booth es- tate. north and east by land of Charles Bris- coe south by highway. west by the land of Michael Haugh and John R. Tomlinson. con taining four and one-half acres, more or less. Terms cash. Sale to take place on the prem ises. L. c. MORRIS, Trustee
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woODBURY.

F. k. Ford and son sold four horses on Saturday last. made trip to Waterbury on Monda
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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Rev W. W. Breckenridge administered the sacrament at the Congregational church, and Miss Grace Hickox aud J. R. Perkins were admitted to membership on profession of faith and baptism, and Mir and Mrs John B. Hollister by letter from WOodburY.
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In Litchfield County.
WASHINGTON.
LOOKING TOWARD OREGON.

George $. Calhoun was up from New Haven over Sunday, staying with Arthur c. Titus. He thinks of closing his busi- ness in the city and going out to Ash land, Oregon, where his father and moth CT, Mir and Mrs Simeon II. Calhoun, arc now living with their family. It is thought that his uncle, Frank Calhoun, and Miss Sarah, an aunt, may also ac- company him. If they do, all of the family of the late Clark Calhoun will be located in Oregon.
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WESTON.

Friends from Norwalk and Bedding spent Sunday with Mrs Hawley Williams. Mrs Adam Kennel and two children of Georgetown have been spending few days with Mrs Beers.
 The infant son of Mrs Wilbur Sturges.
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WEST MORRIS.

Jerome Wedge has been doing jury duty at Litchfleld.
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BRIDGEW WATER.

Mrs Esther Hawley spent Sunday with friends in Bridgewater.
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o. T. Sherwood is grading his front lawn and is laying out circular walk in front of his residence.
 c. Sherwood is nc domicilel ill his new residence.
 Mrs Pomeroy has greatly improved her place by having the embankment at he Elwood crossing turfed.
 The engagement is announced of Charles Cornwall of California and Miss Edith Carpenter of Southport. RemoDstrances have been filed with the county commissioners, against granting licenses to Fred Clifton and Broderick, who have applications pend. ing for licences in Halls block. Tine l building has once been declared an unfil I place because it is near the school house Contractor Birnie has purchased { piece of land on the Westport river a Saugatuck. He is to build a residenc, there at once.
 Rev and Mrs Frederick Hyde are tn guests of Mrs Charles Bulkley. M Hyde preached at Trinity, Sunday even ing.
 Miss Alice Payne of New York ha
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CENTER STREET.

Mrs William Hardy and son of New Haven have been spending few days with her sister, Mrs M. Gould.
 Mrs Georgia Jennings and Mrs Mary
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It Ill honor of the noble WaSnlngtOn.
 Daniel Lyon of Bridgeport spent Sun day with his parents at Rock House.
 Homer Logan recently moved Charles Williams from Stephen Sanford's tenant house to Edward Hills.
 Arthur Gilbert and John w. Sher- wood are serving as jurors in the crimi- nal term of the superior court at Bridge port.
 The cottage prayer meeting will be held, Wednesday evening, May 1o,at the home of Philo Lyon.
 Mrs Levi Hall, who is caring for Mrs Louis Burr of Weston, was home cn Sunday.
 Rev c. Pierce preached an excellent sermon, Sunday, in the Baptist church taking for his text John :14, ssAs Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness even so must the son of man be lifted up
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EASTON.
OBSERVING ARBOR DAY.

Arbor day was appropriately observed in Rock House district. Among the vari- ous exercises was the planting of an elm
 tree with dedicatory service and namif g l it in honor of the noble Washington.
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GUNNERY GOSSIP.


 Clarence Demng made a flying visit to the Gunnery, last week. Mrs Fellows of Ausonia made her son, Harry, a short visit, recently. Willie Tate of Baltimore has entered the school.
 CUmptOn's father was in town over Sat urday. Compton expects to leave for Chicago soon.
 Fred Bennett was home over Sunday. Mir Benedict of Litchfcld took the pie ture of the first nine, Monday. The first nine lost their first game of ball, which was played at Hotchkissville on Saturday. The following will show h., II
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Runs, Gunnery s, Hotchktssville l4. Errors, Gunnery ., Hotehki5sville 6. Base hits, Gun nory Q, Hotchkissville ,. Bases on balls, oil Palmer 10; off Wells |. Struck ont, by Palmer II; by Wells 6.
 The Gunnery first nine and that of Woodbury will cross bats, this week Sat urday. A close game may be looked for as Wycoff, formerly substitute pitcher on the Yale university ball team, will pitch for Woodbury.
 Woodchucking and trouting are all the rage among the sporting boys. Harry Fellows has caught the largest string of trout and Mir Perkins has shot the most woodehucks up to date.
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THIS PAINTSOLD BY A. .B.FA

B. Wakeman from Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs William Wake man.
 Miss Bertie Wheeler from Bridgepor has visited Miss Jennie Kelley.
 Mrs Mary Treadwell has been on the sick list, but is improving slowly.
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Southport.
ALMOST MURDER.

Barney J. Bradley, Assaulted by Thomas Mullins, at the Depot, Saturday night.-Ihe Victim may die.
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Saturday about 10 p. m., Thomas Null lin struck Barney J. Bradley in the head with beer bottle, severing an artery in the left temple, which bled so profusely that Bradley almost died. He is now in serious condition. The trouble seems to have originated over woman named Margaret Sweeney, who is servant at o. T. Sherwood's residence. A pret- ty girl and was engaged to marry Mullins but broke the engagement short ago because Mullins was addicted to the use of liquor. Mullins then drank more than usual and determined to wreak vengeance on the person who had upset his matri monial calculations, if he could find such a party. R. r. Curtis is building a new residence near MI Sherwood's and among the carpenters at work, was Bradley, who has always conducted himself most properly, and was an excellent workman. But Mullins concluded that Bradley had stolen his sweetheart's affection and the result, was that when Bradley returned from Bridgeport, on the 10 p. m. train, Saturday, and had started to walk home with several others, they were met by Mullins, who shouted when he saw Brad ley, ''That's the fellow" And then rushed up to Bradley and struck him a heavy blow on the head with a beer bottle which was broken into fragments. Bradley sank to the platform, and Null lins fled. It is reported that he was driven off by one Driscoll of Westport. Bradley was immediately removed to his boarding house and Dr Osborn summon ed. The doctor tied up several arteries and it took six stitches to sew up the
 wound in the forehead. Dr Osborn is
 satisfied that the skull is not fractured
 and thinks Bradley will recover unless
 inflammation, sets in. A warrant has beer issued for Mullins arrest, but he has flet
 to avoid arrest.
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idgepor spent building for storing the crop will be William Wake completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
MRS. CLEVELAND's ESCORT

I'm both civil aud military circlos a deal
Of gossip is floating around on The sub
icct Of the personal escort of Mrs Cleye-
lind 0u Inauguration day and evening.
The happy person who has the privilege
of acting as escort Tor the wife Of the
new president is, Of course, very much
observed. and, having the opportunity
10 make himself Agreeable, it Is supposed
he may reasonably expect % be Oh
pleasant footing with the administration.
According tO precedent 10 Is sold the
chairman VI the Inaugural executive com
mittec has the greatest claim g. this
duty and honor. But report says there
are always those who are cOntnyink 90
stop in IL Is rumOred that on Friday
evening nap 10 long past midnight II Wa
uncertain whether no army officer or a
civilian was 90 take Mrs. Cleveland 20
the capitol, and at a very late hour il
was only settled by calling Colonel La
mont out Of bed and making him the lu-
strumeut of personal communication with
MIR Cleveland. who had also retired. lt
was said that an array Otincr VI high
rank perhaps through misapprehonsiOn,
had given the Impression that Mr.. Gley,-
lands wish was for Mrs. Cleveland 10 b.
escortel by another officer designated by
the officer above alluded %. The SER
geant-at-arms Of the senate was brought
into The controversy, or rather there WIS
an attempt 10 bring him .n. bur he dis
owned tho statements attributed 90 him
ana declared be- had nothing % DO with
lie matter and mad said nothing about II
High words. Il Is understood, passed
M the officer and two or three
members of the executive committee FL
ually. after midbiglt these members
of me executive committee drove 90 the
Arlington hotel AZ their request Cooael
Lamont went 10 Mr. Cleveland and in-
oujrcd as 10 bis wishes ID ire matter
n n said Mr. Cleveland replied be had
never thought Of any one attending upon
Mrs. Cleveland bur the chairman ~ the
executive committee aud certainly had
expressed no wish for The services Of
an army officer Consequently M Nor
- no chairman OF ihe executive commit
tee called for Mrs Cleveland and went
IA The capitol with her. II " not known
whether the differences enggndered b.
this affair viii b. permiitea O. drop
Probahly they win although some Of the
clvllAns arr pronounced 10 the opinion
thar what they rsSard AZ he eEtmord-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
We have exhibition in store magnificent Imported O-
Turkish Rug l59xl2 feet in size something shown in this
e before Come and inspect it and guess its New York cost
pay be to your interest to do
CraWford Dry Goods Go.

est callers at the White House today
and went away with the knowledge that
Cleveland intended to adhere 10 his rule
about not appointing former oihcehdders
10 their old ohiccs Cleveland made no
secret Of his determination To- adhere
20 the noreapponment policy. There
is au understanding that Cleveland wiz
make exceptions To this rule in certain
cases and these instances, i is said
concern olicelulder appointed late in
the former administration of Cleveland,
who were removed 10y Harrison before
the expiration of the term for which they
were commissioned There has been
some curiosity 20 ascertain Clcyelnnd8
intention iu regard 30 appointments I'M
the territories The platform Of the Chi
cago convention Of 1892 dealt with this
question through a plank which pledged
the presidential nominee TO the home
rule policy This morning the president
said he intended 10 carry out as nearly
as possible the home rule pledge of the
platform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE REPORT MADE.
The Committee Of Congress to
Look into Panama Matters
ON THIS SIDE OF THE WATER,
Finds That Immense Sums We're Paid to Three
American Banks,
Ex.Secralary Thompson Was In the Dark.
Carlisle Can Get Plenty Of GOld-0IfCe-
Seekers Pouring In Springer
Calls again.
ON THIS SIDE OF THE WATER,
cnNGRrss PANAMA RErORT.

CONGRESS- PANAMA REPORT
Now York. March 1.-THE congress
slonal committee appointed 10 LOOK INTO
no conduct of the affairs OF the Fnnnlha
copnl. the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pajy and the Panama Railroad com
panies made its report pubic toHu{'
Among other things the committee unus
that Of the three great nahslhs hlHS
4 a " Spligman, DreNel, Morgan "
a and WinslOw, Lanier a GO, VINO
were financial agents oil the fanalA4
company IN this county, the hrst named
conrprn confessed 10 spending 4OOWiWp
francs Neither Of the others are crel-
tod with any expenditures 10 huNun'e
thp interests Of the company AhuthtI
finding of the committee ls thal ihe tlucc
banking houses named receiver uP9i
emily for the loan Of lheir na it 10 .l,is
euteruisp the SUN OF Al,-WLuuU' I"ut
hundred thousand dollars piece or
S5o ODO a wear. was paid these houses
vifhout the knowledge Of eY-oecrelhI3
~ mo NAVY Thompson. the chairman OF
~. commission, created 90 pOpuilEe me
pnpama scheme Thompson haa uu we
time supposed he was the main IAclor
I'm the enterprise, and was hiln'el s1sch
but $1,000 a year for ms sefN Nhyh
IN, No salary was chopped 10 Sl@,JUU'
ho remaining IN ignorance that the mem
bers of ne committee Of which he was
cbairman. were each given SoO,uD a
year. "'rhe committee can. Z refrain
from calling attention TO the obvious ue-
duction from the facts shown lhat j Is
nj interest 10 us that the American PEG
pie should absolutely control some out.
~, .rese ne isthmus at some point
Fitch snail be used for the beneht OF
Smcrican rrnde in general az open ana
cantinuous competitors. atfording no OF
noItuuities for eutangllng subsidies iroi ~
great competing lines, or the chanee yl
failing into tie grasp OF any mohopo'
through manipulation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
FATHER BEGIEY.

Galveston, Tex. March H. Especially
FATHER Henry J. Bcrlcy died very
suddenly 90 ll3O last night az ihp
Church n tho Sacred Heart on Easi
Broadway Ho was no good hath yos-
terdny aud retired little after o
O'Clock About tWo hours after boz np.
pearcd nt the door of Father O'shann.
han. and said be- was smOthcrIng He
was assisted 90 chair. medical nid
cause Deceased was born iu ireland,
In 1885. and came 20 bis country whom
% hoy, boating in Mississippi 10 ~.
ociyed bis early education under Blsh1p
Martin Of hatcliiochca, Ia, aud after.
ward IN numerous other colleges Of tho
South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Kildare, Tex, March IL (gpedal.l
The Kildare enmpnuYs planning min and
dry HhcdF, containing one million feet
Of lumber burned this evening. loss,
$4,000 Insured, but the amount cannot
BE- aaeertained 40 this timg
The whole machinery rs d total loss.
-Four railroad car On the siding 81 bel
loaded with lumber were burned also
two dwelling houses across the railroad
truck occupied 81 James LeWis ANA
Smith Watts, mill employees. were burn-
ed, James Lewis lost neary nll VI bis
household goods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
The Joint Committee is Now
Hard at Work
BEHIND CLOSED TIGHT DOORS
Investigating the Charges Against Commits.
sioner Mo6au rhov,
The Members Of Tho House and Delegates 10
The Cotton Convention Iako Steamboat
Ride to the Dam Naios Of Loals-
lalion at tho Capital
GAZETTE uuRHAu.
Ntntc Capitol,
Austin. Toy. NtVh ~.
NlADpOX WANrs REIIEF

MADDOX WANTS RELIEF.
Some time ugn Representative Maddox
received @ letter from one oi the friends
who helped him tn the position in the
legislature where hc now does such
ynlicut work for Tarunt county
This friend had hphcd him iuhi aa had
hundreds of others who supported him
in the hUnted rnnvuHs preceding hg
clr ton. IN the letter referred To he
asked Mr. Maddox 60 recommend for
notary public hla brother q gentleman
who had opposed him bitterly through
the canvass nud mp 60 the very last hour
of che day of election.
M Maddox is not ymdiUhyo. but he
didn't feel like giving lho recommends
ton asked, uhd ho didn't dO it Siuco
Chat time several lottcm have como from
other friends with similar requests. and
having sCt his own precedent Mr. Mad
du1 b. udheriug Go 10 strictly
81 know De- said go The Gnsrtto cor.
respondent. "it is small mutior. hut
WIS forced to draw the llnc aud pro-
pose TO- uicl to w. Really ] don't see
why ! should Dee expected Ia recommend
for office, even for "a very small office,
the men who worked against nae last
summer do youi I'm not going to
recommend any Clark man for anything,
anyhow, mot even lur notary public. aud
I Wish my friends would stop asking me
to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ABOUT GOLD

The treasury situation continues 10
improve. and from this time on the treas
ury department win be 10 position 70 take
ne mora advantageous offers Of gold
only. Numerous offers II gold from out
81 Tho way places caused Secretary Car
Usle 10 notify All Interested parties
through the Associated Press that gold
can 81 received only az snletFeasufy
offices IA exchange Tor notes. The sul,-
treasury cities are New York. Boston.
philadelphia Baltimore, Cincinnati, CHI
cagO. So Louis New Orleans anu San
Francisc0 No gold was exported FROM
New York today and the probabilities
are none will b. taken our next weea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
[NENS CONDENSED.

" Guenther United states consul
70 Mexico, has sent In his reslgna-
members Of tha Demo rauc state
ne committee OF Georgia object to
smith posing as the man who
Geosgla They charge lac refused
noes on the stump and did not con-
% The can palgn fund
Moline Paper nm OF Moline, MS
~ been IN operation for forty.twl
laa elosed down.
railway machinists at Los Vegas
-'on " NJ, who went out on 4
a FeD. %, have resumed work.
"A Castle Of Chicago has ate abso-
A'alng for seyenty-seyen days and
Asnolla- Ark, Mrs. Philip Frazier
''acAed by COW aud horribly man
'Aooner NJ W. Tant arrived NJ
n'aelsco from Apla, bringing the
~ Tour sailors OF. the wrecked bark,
SAMPSON who were supposed to
lten lost.
= smith originator OF the free postal
system, died at Brooklyn, ~ T.,
'er Of GO.
e'en Layclle. murderer who mas
-'elced 10 hnhg four times, wiz DE
" Charleston, S. c., this month.
a. stratton. an evangelist OF
rex was taken for revenue
4 Z noonshlucrs IN Winston county,
was handled very roughly
''a'nlovn, y. j., Johnson Hanes,
laae a murderous attack ON his
Flh a Ratchet
.'''ement prevails at James CITY,
.esfo village OF several thousand
IN. ~ growing out OF an attempt
'Af OF the land on which the
n. ~ ,''lNled 20 nave the negroes
N ''0olshed Is feared.
~, 1's been introduced In the Illinois
10 stop horse racing.
aud property Of Governor sic.
sls,,. uol be sacrificed. and Mrs
= 4. p'perly viii not be taken to
y, -''sn'lal embarrassment Of thu
~, .,su by his lndorsing for Robt
,.,.,,., NJ the money has been raised
h ~ ,''ends Of tbe governor, and
sa "a watch he is endorsed viii
,r..s sla, t4e Oklahoma legislator,
\, ~ ne divorce laws ana max,
lt to secure separation, ha.
w., ''sa, rush Of divorce cases n
f f1ts s N. as Mrs Edgar Woods ant
t'eien We're crossing Gler
e a A yeo4l The boat turned oyel
Asn were drowned.
sir li's' a New York bank clerk
" IN 'aN charged with stealth.
uns.a1 c eans'r funds.
O0niederate Veterans Of New
N rs, '.,'iDs q FUND 10 erect
AZ. i Deasral Beauregard
M d ranchman ana a Wit
ghs, wyoming rustler cases. 4
~ home at Buffalo. wye.
IA i w. ''s are settling Go.OOo acre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
pINCH rHEM To IN

Cleveland, in conversation today, Is re-
ported 10 have said he win not call an
extra session of congress- or the one OBJ
ject, the repeal Of the silver purchase
act. could not effected this year.
Close times In money matters may make
congress now more reasonable by De
cembcr and local theories and sentiment
DO lost slght OIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A NDW sIfTT ron GROVER

Almost the first thing Mrs Cleveland
did afOr getting fairly cnacOnccd in
the White House was io send for q
tailor and Lave the president measured
for his spring clothes, including nu over
cont She also ordered Two suits OF
livery for the driver and iootmnn who
attend the presidents carriage me
outire order amounted 10 $3.50 Mrs
Cleveland keeps am eye Oh the presidents
dress. and when she thinks he needs %
frosh suit she sends for the tailor WHO
does the rest II win BE- pretty hard on
the presidents clothes while the rush
continues
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Rome. March 1.-THE shareholders ~
The three issue banks Of this elly have
tha sanction for The consolidation ~
the three institutions under ihe name
Of The Bank ~ Italy. Tho rainhinpI
capital will be 3OOtDDOOO lite $4,000.
II excessive amount ~ capital u reii-
"a red necessary Dy tie fact ~ much
% Locked up n real estate ns ilr onifoiae
governments effort 20 avert erffh
owing ont 81 thf building criaia that has
Z listed la Rome since 1888.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
rnnAsIlnN nrrICNs-

Washington. March lit il an
nounccd az the treasury department that
several treasury appointments WIZ be
sent 10 the senate by ihc president
Mondny. Secretary Carlisle has been
80 oyerruu with callers since he assumed
Ms oaire he has had no time Go give
ITO subject of changes IN Office his &C
tention before. Tie most depressing sub
icct. that Of building NJ the gold 70.
serve. having been accomplished for the
present at least, he today turned ms
Intention 20 the subject Of the offices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
BOSTON FIRE Loss


euFuhpH Fobf Eef4VNh hnlp0.
Boston. Maas. Marh N. AT tms
hour, . "a. No.. no change ls warranted
in the estimate ~ loss aud lnaulnnco
sent ont inat night Of ne property
loss OF Si3OOOOOO o litfle over a million
~ on buildings and the remainder on
stock This ~ covered hy iHRurnure
within SlO0.0OO of the t0ini loss
Or1g four persons are known ~ have
lofl their lives Tho injured win nual
her moro than score Ail night altfr
the ign bad been well undcr control
there was little effort luudp 90 come 10
close quarters OF explore the ruina fNr
bodies
The body ~ Charles Odiernp, travel.
ING HaleTnHn Of Nedpath Br1a.. b Ia lhn
ruins A seHch has becn made 0f me
morrnes hut ~ frace has hecn f0und.
Just us ihe warning cry WIS raiaed O1i.
cfrcwn1 soon Do leave ihe fourth
story. and o. Is naedlir the
flames out on his escape and Ills body
lies in the debris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
IN MnMnnY OF lanai.

Washington. March 1.-THE bar OF
the supreme court this morning conyen-
ed in the court room 90 take steps 10
ward expressing the Loss sustained m the
death Of Justice Lamar The meeting
was well attended A committee was
appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions
aud report the same 70 a meeting ~
be- held Saturday, next when several
nnlnriaiin nldrnaNna win hn mAde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
eENATE COMMITTEE.

Washir IRON, March 1.-The com
mitfee Of the Democratic caucus which
for the past week has been dealing with
the problem Of revising the committees
of he senate has practichly hnishel to
work Mr.. German thinks q party can-
ems cnnuol h. held earlier than Tues
day ard It Is not probable that on that
morning the cpmmittc VIII make is
anal report The committee declines 20
give out any information.