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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-04

Stewed tomatoes, grated cheese and a
couple OF chopped up boiled sausages is a
fine sauce to serve with fried eggs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-04
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
The Amount Per Capita Is Now Placed
at 1913 SO.

at @23 SO.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The monthly
circulation statement issued by the
treasury department today shows net
decrease in circulation since June 1 of
81, 425, 430, and since July 1, 1892, of &c.
346, 977, making the amount of all kinds
of money in circulation on July 1, 1893,
81, 593, 726, AL. The class of money in cir
culation is as follows: Gold coin,
S403, 633 700; standard silver, s65, 400, 26S;
gold certificates. S92, $40. OILS; silver GER
tificates, 1925, 4S9, l65; treasury notes, act
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-04
swedish missionaries Kflled.

LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Hong Kong says: A mob OF natives at
tackled two Swedish missionaries named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-04
SILVER COINAGE.
Comparative Statement Showing the Coin.
age in June, 1892 and 1898.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The issue OF
standard silver dollars from the minis and
treasury during the week ended July 1
was S406, 100; in the corresponding per-
iod, 1892. 1892, 500. Shipment of frac-
tional silver coins for the month of June
was $767, 1874. For June, 1892, 81 OPS,
6Q7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-04

TORPEDO STATION BURNS.

unawares were arrested without resis.
lance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
A HELLlsH DEED,
A Brute Of Negro Ravlshos Lille Girl Of
Ten Years oil Age--The Evidence
Against Him.

Austin Tex. April 1.--(spccial. deputy
Constable Jancs Fowler and sheriff White
this afternoon at O'Clock brought In from
the direction Of Webberville a young ne
gro man, Ed Echols by name, and lodged
him IN Jail under the charge Of commit
ting rape on q 10.year old white girl late
Friday afternoon. The girls name Is An
ME struckc and she lives with her father
ear the intersection OF the Webberville and
BastrOp county roads. About O'Clock
Friday afternoon her father started out
TO iind stray COW He soon heard
noise as n child crying and coming back
toward his home he found his little daughter
who had crawled along about 4OU yards
from where the foul deed was committed.
Ed Nichols. who IL accused OF the crime.
had been Flowing In neighboring Held but
the officers say he left his plOw and inter
cepted the little girl on her way home from
a distant neighbours house. After his ar
rest his shoes were found TO ht exactly
the trackg leading from the scene OF the
crime back TO the field where he admits
he was blowing. There IL other clrcum-
stannal evidence not dc for publication
which points 10 him as the guilty party.
Tie was arrested by Deputy Constable Fow-
Ter between midnight and daybreak Sat.
urday morning, the officers Tor some hours
being refused admission 10 the house by
Nichols father.
Nichols wRs seen at the Jail shortly after
he was Gagged there. lie Is powerful ne-
gro, fully y feet tall and says he Is 10
years old. He denies the crime and says
he was blowing all the afternoon The
little girl IL IN terrible condition aud her
life Is despaired or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
wanted to Cation Tho othor nov.

Little Johnny.was an outgpoken youth
and when a thing didn't suit him he,yasn't
AFRAID "a say 80. He was spending tho dnv
with his aunt and II happened that The
only butter she had IN the house was some
what ancient.
AZ dinner little Johnny took one taste OF
the butter ona hot biscuit, and then with n
snort and a sputtcr he promptly cnptied
his mouth, 'P''NN
What Is tho matter, Johnnyp' asked his
"Matterl That butter amt tlt for n hoo
70 eatF blurted out Johnny.
Johnny's aunt looked AZ him In ren,o,.
ing estonishment and Johnny ate The r,.st
OK MS dinner without further remark or
IN the afternoon one OF tho neighb,r,,
boys came 70 TO play with JOHNNY. NINA
WHEN teaune came he was Invited 10 stav
ana Keep him company nc the table ~
We Johnny anxlously watched the prepara.
lions Tor supper and when he Jaw tbat
same Plate OF butter brought out his conn.
.enanee lighted up with JOYOUS smile ~
anticipation, and siding up 70 his eunt be
whispered glcehlly; f' w
say Aunt 'liTa, don't tell the othor
BOY about The butter Let him gct fooiej
N''ho As d1aF-nctroit Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREvlTIES.

Mrs. John w. Mackay ana son and Col.
Tom ochilree arrived at New York ON the
steamer Paris nom southampton.
A Chamberlain, $. H.. dispatch to the
Pioneer Press Gays the Missouri river IA
steadlly rising. Ice Is running heavy.
Speaker Crisp's private secretary says
there Il no truth m the story published
speaker to set about re-arrGnging his com
mittees, as he intended 10 call an extra
session for the hrst OF September.
famine is raging In the Cauca valley.
where the price OF provisions and the mere
necessities OF life have 50 Increased within
the last few days that life Ia the middle
and northern districts OF the lepartmpnt
becomes almost impossible to the poorer
Classscs.
Austrian Anti-Selnites and Clericals are
greatly agitated over the appointment by
President Cleveland OF Max Judd OF Nissan.
llls consul general OF the United States 10
Vienna, the opposition 20 Judd being based
upon the ground that Judd Is a Hebrew aud
therefore is undesirable.
Secretary Gresham saws there "a nor n
word OF truth In the statements sent 10
the London standard by its London CORE.
sponuet that the United States minister nj
~; Petersburg has been directed 10 sion
All negotiations concerning the Russian
ertradltion treaty with view TO HAVING
the whole subject referred back to this
government.
Mrs. James J. Corbett, the wits OF the
champion pugillst, Is 10 become an ac-
tres1, She " 10 appear with her husband
~ ''Genuemnn Jack" taking the place OF
Miss Belle Layerde the soubrette OF the
widow. Her first appearance will he m
Cleveland, o., the 10Th inst, and II will be
her debut as n professional although she
mas acted MS an amateur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
CANADAs rAULIAAIENT

Ottawa, Ont. April 1.-The Dominion
the shortest session ON record. il having
lasted but two months. At 3 O'clock
this evening Goyemor-G General Lord
stanley proceeded In state to The senate
chamber whore in the presence Of both
houses he delivered the usnnl speech
from the throne He apprchendqd IA
favorable settlement Of the Rering son
business, expressed belief Canada
would be- we'll represented M thc WoriJ's
fnlr and closed thus: 81 feel with deen
regret that the period of my oHicirl con.
nection with Canada Is drawing TO n
close, and that In all probability L nm
taking leave of you forever. Lost thbt
should be the ease | desire TO avail NV.
self Of the present occasion 10 express
an abiding Interest In all that concerns
C0nada's welfare"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
Hurried TREASURE.

Shreveport. La. April 1.--(Speclal.) -
An incident OF the recovery of buried
treasure has just developed aud Is caus-
ing some excitement among the negroes
Two or three days since two mysterious
Side Place just back Of town. aud every
now and then they would stop aud probe
In the ground with sticks which the car
red. The night following. these men
were seen 10 dig hole between two
large trees from which they secured what
appeared to be box. They then disap-
peured, leaving no clue TO their identity.
Frank DOherty, colorcd, who was on his
way home from church. saw the men Sc
cure the box. At any rate the hole
Is there and looks as II something had
been taken ont Of IT, IL Is supposed by
some TO have been buried treasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
MARSHALL NEWs Trr,te

%, marshall Tex April 1.-lSpecinlO !
Inc special train of i've coaches with
me Mystic Shriuers, en- route from the
City Of Mexico. passed throngb tbis
morning at 4 o'clock From one of the
party The Gazette reporter learned thar
The, purpose Of the trip TO Mexico was
70 initlate no less parsonage than Pres
ident Diaz
The train was in charge of Conductor
Frank Paul aud Engineer Henry vii.
ers
Seventy-tive cars Of old scrap iron ana
= train load Of trash Is the result of the
cifc
In the district court the case of w
Nj: johnson charged with theft. was
mol pressed, account no witnesses.
The motion Of Frank Chapman. colored
convicted Of theft, for an appeal, was
withdrawn.
Henry Taylor, colored. convicted of
inert sentenced 10 two years.
Z. ~. Brown, assistant ENGINEER Of
the Texas and Pacific, won I'M the citv
last night. and left for Shreveport this
morning on an inspection tour.
Jno. Williams, passenger conductor on
the missouri Pacific, came Ia last might
with special train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TWO INoENDlARY FIRES
Alter Midnight Last Nghl--A Touching IN.
stance Of Maternal Devotion.

Last night at 1918 an lncendlary
IRE destroyed n shnnty stable of A. ~
George, corner Oleander aud Calhoun
streets, aud a new buggy, bought yes
terday, that IL contained. Value OF the
buggy, $50; stable, $40, No insurance.
AZ 10 Assistant Chief Celia saw the fire
of the burning Kentucky stables aud
gave the alarm AZ he was going home
from the first fire. The stalls, sheds
aud fences on the Jones street side wero
DESTROYED 60 the main building, corner
OF Eighth, rs well MS part OF the stalls
on the Seventh street side
Except mare aud colt, newly born
none Of the stock was injured Ihe
mare lost her life by devotion 10 thu
maternal instinct When the flames
killed the colt she was ne last driven
away from It's side hy the heat hut was
then In such agony herself TINT she was
craHod Wildly she rushed about the on.
closure finally striking the burning fenc.
inE that crEirt her with n wall OF flame.
she fell, aud with horrid cries Of pain,
Tho marc was the fine black of Or
Ike May fields that he valued at $1,000
and the colt was u Reflector colt.
The other lOsa will not exceed $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

could | $50 little information nom
your asked a farmerlilio looking man AZ
the Northwestern station
Yes Sin" replied the officer.
'Well, | want TO know how these conf.
dencc men wOrkm
I'm various ways Sometimes they bor.
row money and give aworthless check ON a
bank 80 =
They DO, ohw gasped the mnn. with A
sudden start "''A =
Yes or perhaps they borrow money and
Turn over a check for trunk. When Won
80 to look Tor tho trunk It is not 10 be
found
10y George" muttcred them man.
Then again they sell you bogus bond.
or borrow money on it."
"Sakes alivem
and they sometimes hire their Victims
% boss a mill or factory somewhere. and
then borrow money 20 pay a freight biilr
-Four different wnysp shouted the man
a. ne jumped clear OF the floor.
"Nesn
And phb hanged II haven't beon tah,n
n on every one OF en- In . ride of a hun.
ufed mhesl Say, come down and show me
we r-the deepest spot IN the riycr-the
place where can drop in and won't never
come 20 the surface again with nv dough
NAlcu hoAkl. - -. R-ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
rHR On coNrrnrn Arrs

r0rel, Tex, April l.--(Special. l-rhe
i9ules composing the Confederate Memorial
Monument association held a meeting al
MT j. l.. Verrells office az D. M. TO-DAY.
Lhey gave w the idea OF assisting Ia the
klchmond bazar, Us the time was too lin.
hut committees wore appointed 10 nrrnnye
Tor dinner In the city next SATURDAY.
April 5, the net proceeds OF which are 10
ne gwen To the monument fund. Mrs. Or.
Preston has been very active IN this move
msni as well a5 many other ladies.
februGry y the old Confederate soldiers
buried their old comrades Benjainin n
Noyle' anu II was sad occasion Just
one month from that date the VIE ~ tbe
Old soldier breathed her last, March ~.
ana yesterday she was placed by her hus,
band IN the Pioneer cemetery, near the
known, and the old soldiers held MIN VERY
dear. HIS wife was no less fayorite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
SPENDING MONEY!

Washington April l. Tho disclosnros
WIN regard 70 the Bpring Sea eomwls'
SION expenditures still continue 10 eVcito
surprise ana comment. All arranrenents
5raNs iF me representation of tlis conn.
~, "t y wv conference were made by Gen.
nation that rs staR sbould ~ l N.i'l .h
weaith with which 10 nlake g,sn,e,,V
i'oolng az u IN that light. there ara to,,,,
Reypls Wplhng 60 adult the ex.secrat e,.,,
thad me right idea. but thlpl ~ cs,s9iS
to te9 great an extreme Thers "a. 4
.pne taik Of Introducing a resolntioo 4,
wv wv eenaie Tor Investigation mis- n,o'
a u'v NJ discouraged by some. who sny
TACT OF the secretaries doing M M 4. wy
stNvhg necessary and that wben ,ha,
fsaeh conclusion they NAV XVI kim
,epon 70 nct quite as vigorously nnd g INN,
'ess'y ~ any senate committee. '''i'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
NEW ORLEANS RACns

New Orleans, La. April 1.-The Cres-
cent City Jockey club winter meeting
closed today. The spring meeting opens
Monday.
First race-l'iye furlongs. Denver,
Won; Turkstonc, second Armint, third.
Time. I :03 II.
Second receive furlongs. Bill How
ard, won; Beta Belfast. second; Mildred.
third. Time, Loo "a.
Third ruce-FivB flrlongs. Hurbcrt
won; O,Neil, second; Tom Harding.
third. Time, 1902 II.
Fourth race One mile and one-six.
tecnth. Phelan Dorian, won; Excelsior.
second; Uncle Frank third. Time. los
Fifth raee-Six furlongs. Blaze Duke
won; Tee Mike, second; Plgcon. third
Time, 1 IA IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
SPORTING.
DIXON READY,

New York. April Thomas O'Rouke
today posted 500 and left the following
reply to the challenge of Eddie Pierce:
In reply TO the offer of Eddie Pierce
10 fight George Dixon. and the report
that Dixon will not give him chance,
please state Dixon win meet Pierce for
$500 Il side or upwards, aud the largest
purse offered by any club or will fight
any man In the world from H. pounds
TO l10 pounds for $4,000 a side. and
for the featherweight belt and the cham.
pionship of the world. To show that we
are in earnest, / have deposited 500.
which Pierce, or anyone aspiring to the
featherweight championship, can cover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
THE ENGLISH PARTY
Take Very Pleasant Trip on The Fort Worth
and Rio Grande.


The managing directors of the Land
Mortgage bank of Texas took a trim
over the Fort Worth and Rio Grnnde
railroad yesterday in special Cur. 40
companying them We're, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. III. Siliman Captain NJ. u. Loyd.
Captain III. Q. Burlington, w. c. Turner
Mr.. and. Mrs. j. Q. Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs. ,. Nj. Ward of Jefferson, Toy
General and Mrs Il. NJ. Clarke, q. i
Shapard, NJ, q. ellis, Miss Rosa ellis
Mayor Paddock, Newton I.assiter. Joe
Dna6elhis, and Maxwell Hogg
The first stop made was al Granburv
where they Wore met by ID. O. Co.'s.
well, DIR. DOYLE and Jess Baker mid
driyen over the city. AT Stephnnville
l.. n. Frank, j. III. Cage, n. O. Baidw'in
Epgeie Moore, b. S. Higginbotham and
~. II, Golanthein drove themaronnJ
~ Dublin, a. A. Chapman. r. III. No.
han, J. @, Harris, Captain * A. smith
ana DIR. X. A. Miller aid the bonors
~ Brownwood, Mrs. Henderson, Slr,
Mrs; and Miss Coggins, Brook Smith
WI .Caruthcr and Henry Ford q II
Jenkins, Il, A. Mayo. consti,
tuted the reception committee. me
party met. with perfect ovation NH
along the line and returned a little after
midnight, delighted with the trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
FARMERSvILLE.

Earmersyille, Tex, April 1.-(Special
The farmers are wen mp with tbpir
crops many of them planting cotton.
Corn Is being marketed ut a lively
rate. N''
small grain Is looking fine and a pretty
toir crop sown OF oats, wheat ana bar
The wounded men. c. n. Waralow
and ~ q Howard. In the Varona neieb-
borhood, are reported az doing fairly
well.
The Farmorsyille cotton oil mill has
closed down temporarily, but will have
another short run In few weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
WAGEs nE IN

Chicago. ILL.,, April with her head
pounded to pulp. and buried beneath
two bloody pillows. the body Of Cena
Bundcr was found ut i o'clock this after.
noon iu her room on the third floor OF
the Walton hotel. a State street. The
woman was dissolute character and
known as Louise Wiler She was muir
dercd some time Thursday night by u
man not known yet 10 the authorities,
brt they have an excellent description of
him. She had been rooming there less
than two weeks and little was known
of her by the other occupants of the
place. Thursday evening she left the
house. telling the landludy. Mira. Stein
that she was gOiiig out 20 supper. An
hour later, Mrs. Stein saw her aud Il
man who had been waiting for her as
ccnding the stairs and enter the wO-
muus room Three houre later the muir
dered woman called Maggie Curley. the
chambernaid. and sent her for cigars.
That was the last saw of the woman
alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TICKETS on sALp.

Chicago, H.. April IAN the leading no.
tells this morning placed on sale tickets ~
ADMISSION 70 the Columbian eNpostion
lhousads were bought by indlviduals desir.
9Ns OF Keeping them Us relies or a0nding
ID the price OF the tickets and thew are
good for one admission to the grounds on
any day from the opening to the closing
OF the exposition. Resides the tierets
placed on sale az the hotels Treasurer Inr.
ger has received large orders from brsiness
hoases who desire 70 send them out 10 mar
customers In the country. ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
SIS A MONTH For

Until April TO- / win treat catarfh
Tor - per mouth, until cured.
Are you willing TO spend few mon
with an eminent specialist, who make
aminations and gives advice absd~
freei
The marvellous curos which have
made In building up weak and debillia
people, cause physicians Of all schcll
ponder with amaaement.
thousands praise the day :
came for treatment. No guessr
NO experimenting. No painful operst
No faint OF quackery or deception
claim or statement that Is not borni
By living witnesses.
" your case is an inoura bic one, yea
pe toid so. II you can be cured yol
DC tolu so. No matter how many dss
sald you could not be cured, ylstp'
eminent specialist, talk with this IA
learning and ability viii convince you 2
Is physician In your city that can
your disease.
,r me medicines are pm, up In his ~
lhey are pure, pleasant to take, klaes
their actions.
GO and oonsult this successful spect
TAX with him may save your ile
Sialties; NosE, I'uko4T. LuNGs aud hil
NERVOUS or SICK HEADACHE, Rat.
IlsM, Piles, ScRoFuLA, CArARRH, FAY
DISEASES LIVER, KIpNEY, sfo1t
BLOOD, BOWEL aud Private TRorD
successfully treated. Correspondent
ilcited: All business strictly coulaslD
Consultation free.
Send for diaguostio blank No. j
women NO. z, for men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

=, New Orleans, La. April i.-suit VIVA
nled today Ia the civil district court by
TM railroad for damages growinT orr ~
the blg cotton IRE April 3. 1863 PAIN.
slus allege they had stored Ia the New DR..
10 them and their customers. 'rhis coe,oh
WAS totally destroyed by IRE. which main.
u uns eieim was started by spark from a
l bS,sslnk engihe OF defendants COMPANY
y. ahn,lhs uhege the total value OF he col.
ton destroyed to be Sis a9i. - w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
RATLROADERs AT srlrpu,N

sherman Tex, April l. Especially D..
of the Texas and Incihc railroad svsts,n
accompanied by number OF the sfoct,
holders and directors, are hero tndav
~ the party are President ,iest ~ ~
Fidelity and Trust company: M
HutchiSon, L. =. Thome. raner,d ~
nerintendent /. Price. division supeyiv.
tehdenti, w Il, Abrams, land mn tay
So,llnl rs *, Fenby, b. s. Malt,
man, A. - ayers aud o. h. Webb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
AT CT.EVET.AND otIro

Cleveland, o., April Ia fire In the
plant OF the Cleveland Saw Mill and
Lumber company this morning caused n
loss of $4,000, Nathan Berrstein's
barn with fourteen horses also burned.
me uames then spread TO an adjoining
lenehent owned 10y Bernstein. Three
persons We're taken out unconscious but
soon recovered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
RONHAM CRINLINAI. cAsrs

Bonham, Tex, April 1.--tSpecial)-,
John (, steger, for the killing Of w. II.
O'Nenl, short time ago, WINS tried
under a writ Of habeas corpus before
Judge Mcclellan today and admitted
10 bail in tue sum of 5000
Sheriff Clancy returned this evering
from the nation where he had been n far
an old horse and cattle thief by the rpme
on john Hulsey. Hnlsey N now I'M inn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
ERA NOTTS

Bra, Tex, April -(Special.)-NIr
-. Pollard's two children were bitten by
mad-dog, The maidstone was applied
with good results.
Attached witnesses are being bonded
70 appear nj sherman Tex, to testify
IN the case of Texas vs.. Harris for the
Denison ~
The Baptists are inproving tbair
church building.
A htly-acre farm changed hands M
the fancy price of SIG per acra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
TERRELL AND THE MIDLAND.

Terrell, Tex, April 1.--tSpecial.) AN
the necessary arrangements have Deen
made for the headquarters Of the Texas
Midland to be placed at Terrell, and TINS
will be an actual occurrence Monday
next The Midland has n large force
nc work, and while the roadbed and
track are not yet In perfect condition,
It has been very much improved since Il
went into the management Of the new
company. under the personal supervision
OF the president, Mr. II. III. X. Green.
The line nc present is short, but it has
sufficient connections. as will be seen by
the immense business done by the road,
and the amount of freight landed from
al points OF the compass. The enlarge
ment of the railroad depot, with the adj
ditiOn Of another story, will suffice Tor
general offices Of the company until bet
ter arrangements can be made. The
roundhouse will be put up right away
and all the paraphenulia for headquar-
ters will be- placed in position as fast as
possible. While tlls work at Terrell
Is going on general renoyating and
repairing is going on the full length OF
the line, as wei as the arrangements
for eStenslOu as sOon as possible.
Without demonstration or unusual
Growing the Texas Midland has just nov
ed right up 20 Terrell whore. like Fort
Worth. there n ample artcsian water,
and the other absolute necessities of
life and which are so seldom found on
our broad prairies.
Since the Texas Midland has taken
home in Terrell there are those who
wish 90 know II the Rock Island has an
eye open towards these parts. Terrell
has always been hoping for this road,
aud now they are hoping harder than
usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
JOE JEFFnRsON,s I,o,,s,,

buszards Bay. Mass. April The
beautiful summer residence of Iosa,l,
emerson, Tie actor was totally d.
1890 ny hre this afternoon. Il is
ished IN the flames. Mrs In UT
anu the other members Of the fsmiiy ..s'
saped nninjnrel, The hre ,yas e,,ns,,I
" the explosion Of gas Ia the cellar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
AFrEn snNnN YnAnc

Chicago, M, April 1.-THE casos of
Jas W Sykes, accused of dofraudinr
the Chicago banks through bogus war,s
house receipts, ended today, nfter n
sevenyeaN' battle in the courts. Judge
Mcdonnell In his decision gives tie de-
PENDANT the benefit of the statute of lin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
OOVERNOnIa MnnrINn

u, iA,ue itock Ark April / gnvorco.
tlennAeS ietlny eelt a dispatch io e"S
gfnof Mckinney Of yirnnia anno ~ 10y NV.
In Voc aifealy rceisol letters trons
.ln9 kgeefnorp who writo tbeg NH 's as
.rn1 re Convention Of southern ea,es
'ql Y n'set ~ iilohmRd oa lhe ieh
r ~ o'nsfS Amy not By present. NC