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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
THE ROCK ISLAND.
a Report That It Will Come In
Over the Denver
COTTON BELT IMPROVEMENTS,
Preparing 10 Whld!Em IL Great Shape Rail.
road Mems GarnIshees Santa 70
Scheme Bushiugs 0lhOr
Railroad News.


II wns reported ou thc streets yestcr-
/ day on sruii-pillciul authority That the
| joint running arrangements with Toe
| Fort Worth and Denver, which the Rock
| Island people have mad Wy with The luion
Pacific officials. has been agreed upon
on basis satisfactory % both compun-
ics. but no official Information OF the fact
has set reached the Fort Worth and
Denver officials Tho Omaha aud Iiu-
coin troubles between thc two roads
have been satisfactorily adjusted. and
" ~ thought there viii br no inr,hpr
difficulty with the Fort Worth fnd VI the
line
Tho surveys run by the Rock Island en-
cheering corps COME boz south ~ the
packing house and across ihc Trinity
near the mouth Of Marine Greek Au
undercrossiug u the Denver and tht
santa fc is not possible. Rs " viii throw
the line too Far down Boo doe valley tp be-
safe from Hoods, and the Rock Island
engineers have found the Trinity is 20
trpuchcrOua stream and not tu up relied
upon An overhead crossing is lot pDs.
sible, because the elevation is too gfrht
aud there D. not sufficient distance lp.
tween the Trinity crossing aud thp cross.
ing ~ The Santa We tD make fhia lie.
walton. \ grade rroatius s out ui tho
question. because the Denver nul Santa
Zee tracks are close together aud t.r
Denver ~ several lcot lower llr ufl.
route they can use Go got into ihp ,ity
un The east side is Go lly up un ;hp hiIl
some distance wesi Of thp packing lpusr.
uud crossing an The other lines ut ur
near Hodge, come boo uloUpsidp thu Den.
vor ON tho old Denver survey which
makes ihc line crooked aud uu aXpou-
Hivo one. 10 say nothing of uir urrot-
nucr of thr numerous milwuy eros ding.
that viii be- nocosdutud
FOR this reason aud for the further
ilUI Tint ihp surveys SLOW thr line from
Bowie to this city via bridgeport will
Doe nn expensive to build aud expensive
Go maintain. it ig MntDd hy thr KNOWN.
one. tlut thD building Dl 90 line into Fort
Worth ON the present SURVEYS uhl br
abandoned. and tlmt the lime of thr Al
huquuruuc VIII hp eventually used from
% point south of lirilgr-
IL is also stated CO., .ip 4iir. urity
tlui ii thr report ia t... ,uut Iur nan.
Mug arrangement with fhp Dcu,nr has
hrrU made fhnt train service viii DO iu.
uuglrnipl by thu Rock Island FROM Fort
Worth NOT Inter thuu March I. and lus-
sit} before that tiuc This viii hr
necessary 30 tlic Rock Island iufpnIs Co.
W1hr uu effort tor uuy Worlds hir
business ont ui TNus. Hs 10 will boz im.
possible Tor BE- Go build it. own llr into
tIis city Boa time Goo secure any IF ~. ana
unless Do COMES Zoo Fort Worth 10 viii
NOT Doc boo "a position to rustic advantage.
ousIy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
N sANrA ~ sCIIEME.

Tho Santa ro has just arranged for o
iost service between this city and other
TcAns points 90 Washington via Chicago
fur ihc benefit of those who desire to
attend the inaugural cprrmou'cs Tie
route is over thc picturesque Baltimore
nud Ohio from Chicago aud Is six hours
shorter than the time mndr hy any of
the Tines via 81 Louis. II not only ni
ford iLp passengers ON opportunity Of
seeing the principal cities of the country
but admits uf o luyoypr in Chicago for
those who desire TO- Those who have
ever travelled over the Baltimore and
Ohio know IL Is one of the most nttr0c-
tive scenic routes Zoo the country, whilc
in point of equipment fast time and
excellent service IL has no superior
Passenger and Ticket Agent Doherty is
now devisine somc method 70 make the
trip for those who go over his line uu-
usually attractive and what puhrrty
ssts ont 60 du hc generally ureomphshcs.
Further details regarding the Itinerary
of this trim will ba made known iu q few
d1ys. and ns usual The Gazette win be
tie first 10 ten tbr people about 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
LONGyIEW LINKS

Iourvi.w Tex Feb % Especially
Conductor j e., Nicholas. who h,t been
employed by lhc Texas and uuah. for
The pnst fwn yrWr iouyea tho service mud
viii locate Uu his ranch near putt,boro.
Toy.
Conductor j Grain takes lie mr
freight run hotwvcu Marshall mud For
Worth iu IuuduHtor l.ocknrd's place.
Conductor Luoknrd will run chniu gang
ont uf the Junction
Conductor Palmer and Little Ju bat.
tlu Hru enjoying o. vacation uf tom dnys.
Engineer sample takes cugiur 92n ON
thr lnst freight run. and hus moved
h't worldly effects tu Marshall
liuAcmon j W. Buohuuou is on for
few dnys
BmkrmW j - lolusou. who hns been
q iniihiW uryunt on the Dallas luyul
tur lhr past two years b. now Va search
Ut pic
Swithymuuu .lohu Sccungu.t met with
painful pcridrut luSt uivht Being
struck accidentally u thr head Will. q
| lmh which Wus huug thrown tu one side
boy one OF his fellow worhnru
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE.
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
PROFESSOR HAuPT.
Tho FRS, Part 10 30 Printed win Bs a Crit.
Teal Edition Of the Hebrew Text Of the
Book Of lob.

baltimore, Md, Feb. Professor PAM
a hnupt OF the oriental department of
lle johns Hopkins university, has return.
CD from Europe, who're he spent sight
months In comforting with the ynrious
scholars who are engaged I'm making nm
vntteN new translation of the Bible
ulluSp nis supervision. The first part OF
INC hOie TO be printed will be a critical
eMtlon OF the Hebrew text OF tho bonl
9d Joh, edited by Professor \. GodfrieJ
lhe book has beeu recOnstructed In "A
very conservative and reverentinl spirit
IN order 20 enable tho reader 10 hefter
understand Il, by putting verses in tbeir
proper positions and sequence.
hetN are tWenty-one pages OF critical
uONvs' Whl'h give the reason for the
various changes In the proceeding twenty
seven pages Of the Hebrew text TSo
DOOR OF job will be- published In about
tWo weeks 6y a Lcipsic firm, with illus.
uAuonN by Professor HOnegger. Of eir-
SIC, and Professor Stroll. OF VIenna
me translation Is In German and thence
INTO nuglish. The great bulk of the worlf
yl ed,unE these translatiOns has been
1ene 10y Professor Haupt although in
,Nls' as VA the editing OF the Hebrew
texts, President William r. Harper az
Nhlrako university, has been Rssociatcl
WITH him as cO-editor
Tue books already translated accordi,,,
20 INC reconstructed Hebrew terts are
~ lploMsi Song OF Songs hv Pm.
lessor Snssel Mawineau. 0f london
nllks me t'salms' by Professor We'll,
INTO German, aud from this into Ensi,si
~ Rev. Dr. John Tay OF Chesr.i..t,'
ERrland, Jeremiah hy Professor ~,
n"il ~ hnenlesherg into German ana
iNtn nNNl ~ NA tiulpssOr John ~ pri'v.
1910" % Johns Hopkins university. IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
rrRnrTORy OnANp cnAnrrn

Ardmoro L. ~. Fob O- Especial Tho
Gfnud chapter ROYAL Arch AlAsons on thn
Indian INriitoy convened Ia this city taday,
Win y y, i.each, grand high priest of Okla.
houA. nrcMdiur
The Following oncaa were elected Tor
hlgh priest LOO 4. nonncti. deputy grand
high prlest ], j, McAlistor grand king,
selwyn douglass, grand sprihei n VI Byrne,
grand treasurer !. 81 Murrow. grand Arc-
fotaryi W A. Mclndc grant looturer.
=. r. Mmrond, grand captain of host. Chns
Hockey grand anntine VIM Nnhle grand
master aecond vail. ChRs Garter. rrnnd
inhhter third vail
ArduOro was granted disucusatlon IA
organize a new phnpter.
Tho mat convention viii no helix IA 40.
Allatcr l. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

1891 TO 1892; the two books of Samuel"
10y Professor @, Buddc OF the university
Of Strasburg, into German, and into
English 10y Rev Dr. r. W. Bacon, OF
Oswego. y. Y, and the hook of Pro
verbs" by 4 Mueller. of the university
of Halle, who died in September of last
year after finishing his German trans
lutiuu, aud 10y Rev ID. G0tthcil into En-
glsh An the English transhtions. too.
win De published before the German
versions mube their appearance. Ruth"
VIII be translated by NJ. Jastrow, Jr. of
Philadelphia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Camille Saint-Saens, the eminent
French composer, will conduct his con-
corts at the Columbian exposition in
September In which month DR. A. q.
Mackenzie of England win also CON
duct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
SHERMAN
he Dresses Mice to Qu0Ou's Taste and Rel.
lshes Thorn Separate Court BILL

sherman, Tex, Feb. o. ,Spncinl D.
Nm. Noight tailor OF thla city, today
showed this reporter Alsh pf dcely-
cooked mice, which he prepares aud drnfs-
~ like squirrel aud outs Witb ID rclish
lio acquired the habit " eating Thorn
last year WHOM he took Thorn 10 drive
away Ia grippe, which he declares was
successful lie also eats tho wouA rat
Mrs. M. H. Bunogh. who ,llul nt
Waco yesterday, was buried IN this city
today She was resident here for
many years
A report comos here to-day from Aus.
GIN that I " now believed thut Governor
iiogg viii not veto Che separate c0drt
hill for GrnysOn county, as has been
fonrod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

~ have tie best road and road bed IN
Texas and "nrs iu the saddle and push.
ing things" Gcrrrl Passenger Agent
Winfield Gays he wll bc able 20 show his
competitors clean pair of heels In a few
week pui Doc proposes to give them some
thing 10 scratch tlcir cramums about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
SALOONS WILL CLOSE.

Guthrie o. n, Feb. o., Especial. Tho
lower house OF the legislature has pnssoi
@ bin putting $500 territorial tnN on iuuor
dealers, In addition 90 the present heavy
county tax. II the bin becomes a law ID
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
PANAN[A sENrENnEs

Paris, Feb, 9-The Panama sentences
have Just been delivered NJ Ferdinand
lle lesseps Is sentenced TO Imprisonment
for five years and 10 pay a fine Of 9OlC
francs. NJ, Charles DE Losseps received
the same sentence. d. Maunus Fon.
aine and NJ. COtter are each sentenced
TO Imprisonment for two years ana Ia
pay a tine OF 1900 francs each NJ. i,lael
Is sentenced 20 Imprisonment for twe
years aud 10 pay a line Of 10000 flames
The sentences have caused a Profound
and De Lesseps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
RABY SHOES FoR 11c

100 pairs of baby shoes, sizes IN Z
at lac per pair worth soc. Everything
IN the sl.oe line at 20 per cent discount.
Saturday and Monday.
WHITMAN BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
pAT IEATuIcR SHOES e.

During our discount sales Saturday
and Monday we viii have an eye opener
IN the shape of patent leather congress
shoe for 81 WHITMAN BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

him from being classel ns passenger.
This decision was reverrd the court
holding ttot ihc fue that Dc osieru uie
cnr 40 lLr invitation of nn chll'le
clothed him with the character pi o
nnA.l-..nnr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
LAW IN sIlOps

ms d law with uR mover 10 carry over
ono season stock Visit our diaconnt
elle Saturday aud Monday.
WHITMAN BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Texas nnd Pacific trains Nos aud @. tho 80
louis Cannon nall, only ft1p ~ IcFnrkaua,
n q junction huantn, JofuIlon. Murlhau.
IonrylCW Junction. BIZ Sandy Hinr0la wis
POINT Terrell, East Dallas. Dallas ana Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Dlsngrecnhlr sensations rcguung from
Soush vanish before pr Bulls Cough
Syrup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
Rt'SIIINl}S

j. II Shulcrt general livestock agent
OF the Union Pacific system, is m the
city
The CHICAGO Rock island AMI Pacific
has issued It's FIRST joint livestock tar
j. H. White, superintendent Of the
Cotton Belt nc Commerce, was In the
city yesterday.
j ID. Moore, general superintendent
of the Fort Worth aud Denver. Is ia
from a trip mp the line,
Tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas has
put up sufficient Ice the present winter
TO supply their demands next season.
Untl further notice the Fort Worth
and Denver train will not leave Fort
Worth until O;SO a. m, account Of wait
ing Tor connections,
w II, Doll "Oh, what name." tray
cling passenger ugcut of the East Ten
pessec, Virginia aud Georgia. Is In the
| city ON q body-snatching tour
Tho Empress of India, which was run
IN connection with the Canadian Pacific
| railroad, will carry an excursion con.
| Quoted by Mr., g, Shccey of Detroit, Ia
Japan, sailing April 3
official announcement has been recpiy-
| ed of the appointment OF H. G. Stevens
| ~ general western passenger agent OF
the Chicago Great Westcrn. with head,
quarters az Kansas City,
II, NJ Funk. general baggage agent
/ of the Gulf division Of the Union Pa,
| vitc, who has been Ia the city on bust.
ness for few days, left for his head.
| quarters at Denver yesterday morn.
| ing
a committee Of the Western Freight
association win attend a meeting OF IN,
| Gun lines 0t New Orleans Feb lB foI
the purpose of Agreeing upon basis ol
rites from the Gulf ports TO Missouri
| river points
Commissioner nouald announces thai
| the meetng OF the passenger department
| ot The Central Traffic association. foi
which cali was issued, has been past
/ poned from Feb. s until Feb. IA mn.
rate meeting win be held Feb i8
The farmers along me line az
the Denver Ia tho pauhapli,
country are very highly ,lTfpf
lycr iae heavy fan Of al,ow ,aose II, IN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

lon cannot deny facts. ana Il Is fact
SShaat Salvation on Is the greatest pain cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

me canning companies Of Jacksonyille
new machinery. '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
An iMpORrANT nEcIsToN

A st. Louis dispatch says The United
States court of appeals this norning
rendered decision Of particular hnpor,
tant 90 railroad companies that of
the administrations % Die estate q Forest
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad. ME
evidence showed that bryant, while ON
a passenger ear WAS KILLED hy tho care.
lessnpes Of employees Of the road Ito
had heen invited 10 ride by the conductor.
lNt lad no ticket md pad no fare 'fhe
lever court held that THE fac, debarr,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
COTTON WHIT IMpROvEMrNrs

Tudor It's present management the
Cotton Belt lines In Texas are being
brought up to a state OF perfection that
q tow mouths ago would Lave hardly
beon deemed possible by those who know
the road of few years agO and lts
physical condition Tho track h being
picked MP and new bridges are being
driven ON the main lime between Fort
Worth ANA TeXarkan0 New and heavy
pNssengor engines have beon ordered
and win soon DO ready for delivery and
as soon pa the physical condition OF Tie
road Is brought up 60 tho desired stan
dard' which WIN he ip a few weeks. the
umN OF the passenger trains win 10
shortened aud a dyer win be put on A
cnlntNnt Improvement has been made in
the passenger equipment and the road
bed between reNarkann and Mount Pleas.
ant las been brought ND TO- such Il degreo
~ oxoellencc that am order nom The
superintendent 90 che cuglncmen Go 'Nvhirl
ON can he complied with and alraady
the BOYS arr making snurts which show
exceptionally fast time FOR Texas road
Inc Cotton Belt poople have determined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
weahsrrord Mrstu ven. aud North.

Tho trains OF thiH l.nr makes direct conBrc
tlora WITH $3.50 Texas Hud uuulUC railway Trains
Worth NIA lcsas and rs,IHc railway unH 30.
irving 800 Mineral WEI. follows
Arrive Depart
hlnp m lur. Worth fr q r. liyl sLt, 20 m.
~. O., u- ..,. Mlurml NclH..,., 2 nn m.
i.t' b m MiUtJal NpuH. .... SOD 700
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Alrerado "a min. =" new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Waco. Tcy.. Feb. 0-(Spccinl) .Pur
sunni 10 the call ISSUED al "a pr"hmi,"i}
meeting. Alcs.rs 5. W. Slnydcu, Il. y
Huuric.. Sam Sanger J. W. Mann, !
g.. 1ibhs. james II. Baker. w. j. iou
son, W J.. irgthcr D., =. Davis S!TeorE
Cox, ! - Bell Thomas l.. Met ullOch
NJ. h. Davis. g. 49, IligEnson, VI. Sur
mtt and T.. H. Rogers of this city w"N
present ut the proposed Waco, Moore
villc aud Austin railroad meeting nt the
First National bank yesterday afternoon
Captain McCHIlurh rgpwsc uicd Moore
yulc and DR. WmtcsIdcs, w n. Hem
.lrre. 4 n. lueur and H. | Anderson ap.
ppurod ns representative of Durango.
Tho meeting was organized boy the clcc.
flou of Mr. d. H. Davis chairman, and
f. L. Nlc'mOch secretary. Estimates
of the cost of building railroad along
the prusppctci route we're presented nhd
read los Captain +. II, Rogers who has
hccn engaged u railroad work for years
AMI som" of the uiiElhulorH OF VI" pres
cut project
Earnest aud progressive business
.upcchp4 were made los Mossrs. SlHyden,
Surrul aud others who dwclt upon the
Importance of the enterprise uud the
value Of lts successful carrying ont 10 the
city and country which II be- proposed 10
trnvcrsc. II was resolved 10 appoint a
NNIlIINI NNlNlIllIlNf WIN IfNN'l w tl'hIl'
additional committees TO proceed with the
preliminary work The members of the
committee will be- announced tomorrow.
Meetings have arranged to be- held at
Robinson, Hilsborp, Muurcvillc and Du.
range in the interest of the proposed
railroad
The gentlemen representing Durango
and Monreyillr stated that those towns
would contribute their pro rata 10 the
cost of the line
Henry Is. McHnrg of New York, prcsi-
dent of the Texas Central railroad urrlv-
ed iu the city lust might Ion bis elegantly
furnished private cnr illinois tie
had o. loug interview with Mr. Charles
Hamilton general manager of the roud,
ana ut late hour both gentlemen left
to visit the coal mines ut Ihurhrr, going
over tho Texas Central via Cisco and
the Texas and Pacific. II h stated that
the company Ia making active prepare
tiuns tu build % brunch from the muu
lime m Eruth county 10 the mines, and
thut the construction of the line viii ho
undertaken mo once, Citizens of Stephen
willie recently visited Waco and inter-
viewed thn general manager They are
NOW completing survey pom which a
righi-Dt-way be snid 10 have been prac-
ideally guaranteed TO the company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
AMAZED Az WHAT I'M SAW

NvW Aurh, tuh. 10 NprNcl lpuuuYitVh
MehA superintendent ut motive power
ul th' lOlcakN government railways,
who Ina Just completed thorough iusucr.
ton tour of moro than lluun miles
ui American railway, Including thr priu.
r.pnl trunk lines, the important shops,
factories and works, has snilvd for llu.
rupo today
when asked us to the object of bis
visit aud hH reuc'al Impressions, Mr.
Miclin sUid' "lhc reason of my visit
On thlN country to study your RAILWAY
aystcm ~ to boz found h, our experience
during the famine la the winter aud
spring of tl., wilton thc people of the
United States so generously stretched
out helping hand to Tar away Russia
We an then learned thtt ACROSS Tie
occnn there was powerful nation
which, Ia Che Time of mulCupn, was not
ouly able hut reOdy Ia hvlp ma n our
extremity The attention of our govern
mcnt Ocug Thus attracted ] wus detailed
hy NY rovpruucnt together with others
nt the suWv time, 10 900 tn America and
study ON the spot how American Eues
wore operated
"t ctmc hctr Pa September of mgt
yonr and what have soou exceeded my
rrentcst expectations ! think umt NuW.
American milmnds hOyp mudc such $50
lossol strides chat YOU have dispuccd
the remainder uf the civilized world
The relgtu of o. ! hnlcye a. mainly
In the fact TINT you build Your roads OH
n different principle than we do IN l2u.
roIV You hore build q road md cratc
both passenger and freight traffic and
thus helm dVvclono your country, We
| build q rnud whom freight aud passenger
traffic demands Il A. a consequence of
the ahRrp competition In this country an
! impetus is given tn the roads Ia vie with
| euch other, thereby bringing comfort 10
| both man aud beast and speed ln transit
| Thus YOU have your dining uum and
| parlOr ours, with which in Europe they
| eQuip very tow trains
| "Nour roads also stand foremost la
| the capacity of freight cars. and whore
| in Europe ton or twelve TONS arc con
| sidcrpd nm nYcrugv capacity, YOURS Ii
/ tWOnty i've on tliry tons. Your pniincs
| arc stronger, bigger, fnstur and what h
| more rcmnrknhlc, constructed at about
| nnehnlf what " costs uS tn huild our
! engines | am copvlncod that as soon
| as Russia learns more about America
| which | am happy To say viii h. v,Yy
soon. because that gigantic ENTERPRISE
\ the Siberian railway, thousands 81 mileg
/ long. will soon make US nclrhhOrs! ug
/ result viii loo a great likelihood and
| grand prospect for closer commercial
relations, partNulnrly Ia the lnc Of
| railroad material and appliances Nj
| view of the immcnsily OF thp Siberian
] railroad, Won cpn easily understand that
! II will take about eight Years "a com
/ plctc u and then u viii he hut natural
| for us 10 look 90 the United states man
ufacturers Tor material and appliances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10

Arrive Depart
Memphis aud ST. Louis
EtBr,ss .... 10000. 5iDp m. EB % M
humph auu "a Louis
EHpre ...-..,... WpOa M. b.5a a M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
Fort worm and Iuo Grandr.


uubNn. C0maA.hr hud
iifowuwo0d Nan ..... ai-up. m 800 D. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-10
rum SANTA WIS SuRpUISE.

Mrmphs Tom. Feb. %. -Chc Santa
l'o hns % surprise Ia store for itS uvnk,
the Missouri Pacific aud the Illinois Cen
trail Negotiations have boon quietly
ponlins for some time for he purchn 81
oI the Little Rock and Mpmphs lay the
Atchison people and it has lust leaked
ont the deal s about vomnl,tcd,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24
Terrlllc ell,cjerln Ekpln.lon

RisApFoRp, Pa, June 20. "a terrible
glycerin explosion occurred at an
early hour Frtttay morning. near Gutfcy
station Andy Muldoon, an oil well
shooter was on his way TO Gnfrcy q
shoot we'll He had 200 quarts III
glycerin III his wagon, and while com
ing down d steep hill into tiutrey sta.
tion wheel struck large Stone and
the wagon was overturned Nothing
was found of Mulaeon or thet horses
but 4 few small pieces Of flesh scat
tered through the woods. The shocl,
was felt for fifteen miles around and
people in the vicinity were severely
shnclcoI
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-24
MISS poLLARp.
why She lost Her Position 10 the interior
Department.

Why She Lost Her Position ~ the Interior
Department..
WAsHfx0roN. Juno 49, The informing
papers announce tho engagement of
Representative w G. +. breckenridge
81 Kentucky. 10 Miss Madclaidc BfcclS-
inridgc Pollard, of inc same state. Miss
Pollard WINS ~ onc TINY n clerk ia the
interior department, but lost her place
by remark made at the time q Gen.
Shcrmgn's death The day Tho general
died the ilags on The public build
ing were placed sthalf mast and Mis-
Pollard who was IN her office
noticed old Glory flying thus in the
breeze and exclaimed. Now we Will
have q holiday When she WAS told
that they few Tor Gen Sherman and
that there would be no holiday, she OK
claimed; Gen, Shermani Oh, nowthc
little devils are busy making mp the
fires 10 receive him. The rcmurk
caused much Indignation among the
widows and children Of old soldiers,
and the 9. a. n. took IL up and carried
the case to the president, and Miss
Pollard was finally requested toresign.
which she did