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Made m False Statements

BROOKLYN, Dec. 22-Seth l.. Keeney.
president of the defunct Commercial Bank,
was arrested to-day in pursuance Of the in
dctment found by the grand lurn-. Like John
j. Vail, he Is charged with having made false
statements relative TO the condition OF the
bank. Judge Moore fixed the bail al $50. 0O,,
which was provided.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Suicide OF n Banker.

SHAKAPEE. Mimi, Dec. 22-David L.
Howe. president and cashier of the First
National Bank. OF this city, shot himself
through the temples this morning Death
was instant aneous. DesaC ndency over 10
nestle and financial troubles are the causes
assigned. He had Insurance on his life TO
the amount OF $4,000 and IL is believed that
this will more than straighten up his af-
fnir
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Tom az Now Work

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The New Eng
land Society OF New York gave its annual
banquet tonight. About four hundred
members and friends were present. Elihu
Root presided and Daniel CT. Rollins was
POSTMASTER. The Rev. NJ. w. Striker,
president OF Hamilton College. replied
TO the toast "Forefathers' Day" Charles
Dudley Warner responded 10 THE Way
OF the Pilgrim" st. Clair McKelway to the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Ex-Prex,dent Arrested

BALTIMORE. Dec. 22-S IL. Hart. who
was president OF the State Bank OF Buck
ley, Wash, has been arrested here charged
with embezzing 10000 OF the funds OF that
bank. He is said TO have swindled ex-Post-
master-general Wanamaksr out OF consld-
cradle money.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Shooter Elliott Ahead.

NEWARK, ". J.. Dec. 22.-The live bird
match between j. II. Elliott of Kansas
City. and Frank Class. OF Morristown. was
shot on at Eros IS, Far pI, yesterday; The
while Glass was knocking over 1872 This
puts Elliott two matches ahead of Class.
as he has won four out of the six con-
tests for the championship. The conditions
OF the match were that each man should
shoot at two hundred live birds thirty
yards rise, under birmingham rules
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23

.'Pritan and the Dutchman," Governor
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts"
Gen Horace Porter to 1.-The New England
Patriotism and the Rev. DR.. David IA:
Greer 70 "The Adopted Sons OF England"
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IL You Are IA Miserable Sufferer

with constipation. dyspepsia and bilious
ness seek relief at once In Simmons Liver
dosing, and costs but trine. 1t Will cure
you.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23

One by one the hours leave rs,
One by one the minutes 60,
Seconds only seen are left us,
Which into Christmas quickly go.

There still time enough left for you buy that Christmas
present for your relative We have many articles
that make useful and appropriate gifts Mackntoshes
Smoking Jackets, Necktes, Alaska Seal Caps Suits and
Overcoas Gloves in Fur Cashmere Kid and Dog Skin
at prices fail convince you that you buy
to the best advantage at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
MOnOn Route.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES
Account Christmas and New Years Holidays

The Monon Route will sell exclusion tick
cts to all points on Its line: including Chi
Cincinnati Hamilton < Dayton.
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago < St.
Louis.
Vandalia Line.
Indianapolis Decatur & Western.
Wabash Railway.
Ohio a Mississippi.
Louisville. Evansville & St. Louie.
At Rate of One and a Third Fare
For the round trip.
All tickets good to return until Jan. 2,
1894 inclusive
For further Information and tickets call
on any MOnon ticket agent Indianapolis
ticket omces are at IS South Illinois street,
Union Station and Massa chusetts avenue.
1. ID. BALDWIN, d. z. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Want Both Ruth and Esther.

ABILENE. Kan, Dec. 22.-Two letters
were picked up the street here Wednes-
day by a country woman and handed to
the police. One letter is from Topeka
dated Dec. 10, and says: I'VE have con-
Guided to make two jobs out of the White
House business. We will take the oldest
child first. We can get her all right. Mol
lie will get her and hand her over TO us,
and we will keep her until the reward is
offered. 1t means thousands to to get
this child Ruth, and we will get her, too.
in January. Address me in Chicago. We
will go right on"
The other letter was from Minneapolis,
and written prior to the one already
quoted. II said 1--WE nave everything
ready for the White House, and will send
Grover to hades when the bugle sounds.
We will also get our $4,000. We will start
for the White House now. We have never
failed in our job. and won't now There is
much more in the houses of gold bugs AMI
Vanderbilt"
The police consider the letters the work
of cranks. a queer acting Individual who
around the city early i'm the week de-
caring that he would soon be rich is sup
posed to have been the recipient of them
He has gone East and has not been located.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23
Threatened by Regulators.

BRINKLEY. Ark, Dec. 22-The band of
so-called regulators who have reigned SUI
preme six miles south of here and spread
terror over the neighborhood for several
months past during which time a number
Of citizens have been killed and others
driven out of the country are again at
the residence of Rev. c. p. Free, notifying
him that he must discharge his negro ten
ened with violence at the hands OF the ree,-
lators and a repetition Of the recent tragic
scenes of the neighborhood may occur at
time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23

LOVELY DIdIIlOIU I1dII IIIsS dt AIdrCy 3.
For Solid Silverware. Go to Marcy's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-23

On Dec. %. "a. %. 80 81 and JAN 1 the
c.. III. & ID. r. r. will sell excursion tickets
TO all points on its own line also TO points
on below named roads at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
wirn A wnfp M sconrtoNs

The most suggestive facts connected
with the financial problem now cngross
log The attention ~ the national govern.
ment are that Il Is generally admitted
the export OF gold g. The result or n
conspiracy on the part Of New York
money brokers 10 force the government
20 Issue bonds, aud that the secretary ot
the treasury has the right. II he chooses
10 exercise u, 10 pay out silver instead Of
gold for the treasury certificates which
are being used hy the pl1tters 10 do.
plete the treasury gold reserve
Tho achcmc to enlarge the bonded I'm.
iehteducys Of the government maturcd
ieveral weeks before the Harrison nd
miuNrauon retired from oilicc. and
was then ruuudly denounced by tho
most rnRd OF the moaumrtallic organs
No palms have been taken GO conceal its
purpose, and the correspondents. without
regard to bias ur party affiliations. trent
that az we ha,o indicated.
With thIs understanding of the mat.
tor the country welcomes NE issue be-
tween the morey spectators and the
government. IL IS NOT too early 90 solve
the problem ma 20 which Is The grpntcr
power ln this country
The incident iu,tihes the contention
Of those who imprach the present none
lary policy Of the government. whatever
may be- said Of methods offered az "a
substitute
When a baud ~ conspirpnrs IN Wall
street can, through daylight attacks on
government credit keep the country
on o high tcnsinn indefinitely. Il Il time
for ihe conservatism " the nation ~
take hold Of thc question with posi-
tive grip. 10 remodel the system. and 10
drive ihe woud.hc robbers and panic.
makers 20 lhcir holcs with a whip Of
gcNpiuus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
THE GAZETTE. BE WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY APRnss 1894

pass through here tonight on their re-
turn home. They telegraphed yesterday
that Governor Jones viii be- sustained
tration, and four men from the Locke
faction and four from the Jones party
have been appointed to confer upon the
matter They viii meet next Monday
at Goodlond Locke will be represented
by Hon. W. w Wilson. Dave Boha-
man, Tom Oakes and Judge Josiah Gard
ner, while j. T. TIumbull. Judge Ben
Woods, Judge y H. Lewis and Green
Gardner will represent the Jones or
National party The force Of militia are
still IN camp at Goodland. while Locke
is still in his fort with his followers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A RATE WAR

Houston, Tex, April tSpccial)-
As WAS predicted, the rate war on bag.
ging aud ties and wire and nails contin.
ues. The Houston and Texas Central
ana Galveston. Harrisburg and san An
tonic had no sooner met the cut rate on
banging and ties, still Keeping up the
diiierutiul between Galveston and lIous-
ton, than the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe made another cut. Yesterday the
rate from Galveston on the Gulf, Colo.
RADIO and Santa Fo and international
ma Circuit Northern was made IL cents
,lte Cotton BELT, it Is stated, win iOln
IN this cut 20 points on its line Whether
the Houston and Texas Central and CAL
weston, Harrisburg and san Antonio viii
mako another cut reducing the rate tO d
cents Is not known IL these roads fol-
low out the plan ns started, thcn this
cut rate may boz looked FOR. There has
been nothing done In reference 10 the cut
on wire aud nails rs none of the lines
out of Houston have changed TIE orig
inul rate A railroad official was asked
yesterday what led tO ths rute-cuttng
business. and he replied; A thrOugh-rate
from the east was made 10 Galveston
giving the shippers the same rate as 10
Houston, lhe lrylsht WINS unloaded ia
Houston, from which point Il Is 10 be
shipped over the state The Galveston
merchants who did not ship over this
through line and who received tl.pir
freight m Galveston would have 10 pay
3 cents more on a hundred chan me
Houston merchants. The Gulf. Colo
rado ana SANTA Ne having learned of
this state of affairs. made the cut. They
give the Galveston shippers an equal
showing. The International and Great
Northern running into Galveston has 40
make the same rate TO compete with Inc
Santa Fe"
II Is understood that the San Antonio
aud Arkansas Pass still holds 10 the orig.
iual rates as does the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas.
The Rock Island surveyors are m work
making lOratiOn up the ravine under tho
Denver and Joint track trustles 10 Tie
depot grounds on Pecan street. ME
cross-seeti0n parties win soon follow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
PERSONAL.

S. B. Tucker Of orpus Christi Is in
the city.
w. Poindexter. one Of Clcburne's prom
inent aud enteWrsng citizens, Is Ia the
city.
Colonel S. S. Smith came over from
kcnncdole yesterday and laid Ia a stock
~ goods.
j. A. Ware. a wcllknown contractor on
the Rock Island came down from Bowie
yesterday
r. A. Randall Of Randall. Tex, came
over 10 the city cSterday and bought q
bill Of goods.
Miss Roxie Turner Of Nlayiield Ky.
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. III. l.. Aston,
ON the South side.
II. r. Brown, nm cnterprising citizen.
nnd one Of that city's most prosperous
men, Is In the city
Mr. B. Ockcr. postmaster Of Ocker.
Tex, aud Mr.. g. l.. Carter OF Tulia,
Tex, passed through the city yesterday
Colonel WOmuck, prosperous mcr.
chant of Briar City, was In the Fort yes.
terday, purchasing u bill of goods.
II. IL. Carter. manager of the NAPLES.
Platter Grocer company. spent yesterday
shooting the coy and elusive ploycr.
J. w. Phillips Of Linneus. No. Is IN
the city, the guest Of his old schoolmate.
j, y. Griswold lie thinks somewhat OF
locating here.
William ElNn. a popular young tray
cling man of this city Is spending his
vacation NO Sunset. fishing from the
back porch Of a hotel
Charles Shcehey. travelling representa-.
tive of wollkuown wholesale drug house
of this city, has returned from q trip east
Of Dallas. lie reports fine rains aud
trade In a healthy condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
PARIS.
A LADY BITTEN ON The FACE BY
A SNAKE,
which Coiisd Itssif Around Hor Neck
Secret Orders--Tho storms Work
Church Meetings.

Paris, Tex. April Specially Mrs.
u. Il. Latimer was bitten Oh the face
four times by a snake ut her residence.
on West Sherman street. yesterday Il
was lying on the window sill when she
went to raise the window and she had
her hand on Il before she saw IT, II at
once jumped at her. landing on her shout.
der. IL then coiled around her neck aud
bit her three times between the eyes aud
once ON the head. She tore II off aud threw
IL on the tOo1, where II was afterwards
killed. A physician was summoned and
dressed the wound. He thinks no serious
results need be feared
Medley Lodge ]. y. O. T., with their
families, some visitors and Specially in.
vited guests. enjoyed q quiet sociable
hour at their hall last night Hon. j. NJ
Biard gave Il history OF the Odd Fellow
work during the past year. An elegant
covers.
Paris Lodge Nc. 1903. Knights Of
Honor. had a special lecture last night
from Deputy Grand Dictator w II.
Moore on the Goods and Benefits of the
Order"
During the storm Of Tuesday night
lightning struck the barns Of u. g. Roland
and Joseph Biurd near sylvan: 500
pair Of mules belonging to Roland and
q 500 Jersey COW Of Biard's were killed.
Great damage 60 crops from washing
reported everywhere
An interesting meeting Is being held
a. The First Cumberland Presbyterian
church under Pastor Mauton. assisted
by the other city pastors. Prayer meet
ings are held every evening at several
points In the city and business mems
prayer meeting up town. The meeting
has been In progress only a short time.
but great interest Is already aroused.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
GONZALES CASE.
No Is Declared to Have Led a Company alSan
lgnaelo Tho Prosecution
Rests.

San Antonio Tex, April (SpeAhi.l-
The Mexican eNtrndiiion trial Of irudenel0
Gonzales "a progressing very slowly tho
only witness rNnmuod today was npOnao
ntnullO, who spoke cf the purpose % mo
san lgnacio maRsucrH The Testimony has
clearly established that Gonzales was one
san lgnucio garrison. and thar he ,nnlmAn.
dCu the Hucrrpr rihCs one uf the uiNlsiuna
OF the HO'CAlled revolutionary army. rhr
soldier testimony brought out the fact
that darling the border trouble tho Mexican
guNermncht had mn army 81 1000 unen mass
ei along the Rio Grande frontier
Ahc Prosecution closed their ease today
hhd the hgfcuse VIII ONeu tomorrow An
eunrt VIII DO made 90 prnyo that the nris.
onef ~ eitlscn ~ the United States ann
that thla expedition ~ which he was A
l,WWpet was 81 political nature. and that
lhfftioec inc ouVnses he ls alleged to have
Committed are not cNtrhdiinhle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS
pICIWICK


q VI Payne, Kansas City, Mo-. @ Hum.
q Evans, -. Louis; Thos. Jackson Calves
tom NJ A Hall, Fort Worth w In CLARK.
nnlla8i III T. Markham, and wife Guiucs.
yillci ia High, Kansas city; @ w Schrurc.
Kansas CITY; Geo Newman. Louisville.
ny; a. l. kursh, Houston. q j Gruman.
Dallas; X Ill tulvvn aud wife. Decatur. 4
X James Topeka; y J Fairbanks, Dculson.
w % brown uhd wife, CulCwuu: q Wuro'
lihnmr; IA 4 fulk Alyord, q B DELANEY.
lroy st. Louis; W Hisews. Houston. be
j brown, Chicago; II T. Blanchori Ne,y
urlcansi II W shelton, ST. louis 4 a
MilliuEham, Canadian Tex; n Shortpll.
Sew York W A Ruyster Waco; Juo. Nj
Newton. Aluhamai " Fletcher Or,lpu.
Won, WIN Walton. New York. Iuu a iIur.
grove, sulphur Springs ~ Maud El puso.
Geo W Massey, Oklahoma city. j n FLEET
cher. big Springs, Tex; j A I.usloy. Chipn.
Cos A J. llarshorn ANA wife, Druls0u. Il
u Comnock, New YORK; Il j McphIlips.
New York. $ Lazarus, Mpmphis Tei,i, ,
& W White and wife, Waco. II IL Jarlson'
- Louis, % Il l.eloy. Galveston: h Al Akor
- Louis. % II lrRuy Galveston. IL A
A6url, lhicAgO, y Ballard Chlulo. n M
lrchlaud ana wife, Trenton. j; 4 A Grnui
Colorad. Cal; j j Rnvkhaunn. Hastings
Nvh.t q y LOWS. Cotton BELT rnllrnnd
p w Nicholson. Jackshoro. A ! Hoeers
Arlington w ~ sm1nyer BATTLE creek
Il y Roberts, Chicago; n q She'll Chicago,
q w sanford ilamlin on cOmbapv; d.
Langstou cisco; j Thomns Kunsus git,.
J 10 Price WeathprfoTd: Ben j TItler ny .
~ NJ knmmoy, Memphis; W l. Holiin,,ist
montgomery, Ala JuO Luther. Chisaro,
Il II Canebyi aeburne, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
MInHIGAN RANK FAILrRE.

Lansing. Mich, April 27.-1'he public
here wis startled this morning In pass
ing the lngham County Savings bank
tice reading:
This bank closed aud In hands Of
commissioner Of banking"
w Very little Is known Of tie cause as
the banh o$Sanan-are very reticent. Com
missioner Sherwood says the closing was
entirely witlout bis advice or knowledge.
He would certainly have advised against
Il had ne been consulted. He can make
no prediction as to the future Of the
bank and Is confident there was no ne
ccssity for closing There Is confer
ence Of all bank directors Of the city In
session az the Office OF the commissioner
Of banking to determine what course to
pursuo The situation is extremely crit
icui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
jim BURKE, RAPIsT,
Gives an Account Of His Cflmes--Ho DID so
Because No Wanted To-A Mar
row Escape.

Bonhlm, Tex. April 2T.-(Spcciul)-
Jim Burke made the following statement
tu your correspondent this evening:
MY name is not Burke or Wilson. IL
rs VIII Clark was born iu Smith
county, Tex Don't know how old ! am.
Have been stealing and burgnrizing
houses nnd curs for several years. Never
killed any body / committed the decd
ON Mrs. Clements hy choking her down
aud holding my hands over her mouth.
/ did ,o because I wanted TO- 1 had
only been iu Lamar county about week
whom arrested near house something
near four miles from Paris"
Boss Wilson, the son OF Hon l.. e..
Wilson, concluded to tcst the gallows
by going mp on f., placing the rope around
bis neck aud standing ON the trnp door
While in this position some of his com
paulons sprung the trap, and down hc
dropped, Ills hands grusmug the rope.
saved his neck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
CRABS FED
ON HIM AFTER He HAD CUT
HIS THROAT
Ana bleeding and Dying Had Thrown
Himself Into Galveston Bay-Drink
tho Cause-rwo Orphans

Galveston. Tex. April 27.-lSpcclhll-- TO.
Gay the dead body of Horny Rupthpr with
hlH throat cut from ear 10 car ANA his face
badly dlsugurud by crabs, was nghed out ~
the bay, near the Central wnrf i,ucthor
who was nu old resident, had been iu the
employ OF the Western Union Telegraph
thirteen years, lie resigned his po,.tlon
several days ngU and began dlslpitiur
tie was secn lnHt alive Monday night when
uhdor the Influence OF uuuur II is sup.
posed he wandered down la the wSrf IN
NE thrunt aud then throw himself over.
hunrd. He leaves two small children, his
wlfe having drd Two years ugu. deceased
was insured iu the folrgraphrrs Mutunl
uuuuML m.-u-nLLum lnr AlMn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
DALLAS.
THE SALOON MEN DON'T LIKE
BEING ROASTED.
He was Prevented from Marrying by a
Observation-Disclosures News.

Dallas. Tex, April 27.-(Special)-
SalOOn-keepcrs are greatly iuceuscd over
reports that the grand jury has indicted
them or number Of them. for selling
liquor on election day. also on Sunday
For four years they were never molested !;
but under the present administration
the roasting has been something terrific
in the justice courts. The daily grind
is made up of keepers Of disorlory hous-
~ and parties who rent property 10
them. Ia most cases verdicts Of acquit-
tai have been the result.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
mEALrn OFFICNns. CONIrLAINr

Complaint was made toduy hy County
Physician Charles A, Drcis. against u
q. tr.pprn. block Bros aud Hauu a
Guohcl respectively, who own aud con
duct slaughter houses just outside The
city line, charging them with maintaining
their establishments iu u manner which
makes them @ nuisance aud menace Ia
public health The natter promises 10
cause some excitement aud the charges
VIII By holly CnnlNALrl and dnnIll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

The storm waves win reach his
meridian and tho other changes noted
will occur 90 and within 100 miles VI
Fort Worth within twenty four hours
before or after sunset of tie dates given
below.
April % Warmer
April - Storm wave on thia meridian
April 30 Wind changing
May Cooler ana clearing.
May 2 Fair ana cool.
May g. Modcrutiug.
MAY Warmer
May ,. Storm wave on thls meridian.
May U-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
WACO BUDGET.
THE CENTRAL CITY WILL GET
THE ORPHANS HOME
That the Methodists Propose 20 Build.
The L'ttIo Girl struck by Lightning
nlooovorlnE-A Health Case.

Waco. Tex. April 2T-tSpeciil.) IT
was stated in the Gazette exclusively
several days ago that Waco would got
in" Orphans Home " the northwest
IrtuH conference
Re II. NJ, Vaughan. ulnagpr and
financial agent las succeeded lee procur.
ing subscriptions and assurances of
nd, aitor a most laborous effort, To-
20. un uAtrnt that the institution has
been secured 10 Waco and he and Rry.
Sam Il. Wright, chairman Of the locating
committee, Whn is now u thc city. vim
proceed 10 select tho site
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
THE READING-

Philadelphia, Pa. April 2T.-Omcial
confirmation Is given th' announcement
OF the rehabilitation of tho Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad company, by n
syndicate. hcylod by prcNol n Co, and
Brown Bros, a co. The important fen.
the liquidation OF the floating debt of
S2,OOOOOO. aud 90 furnish new capital
for the future operation Of the road
NIu.OnNONN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
ARLINGTON nv

IT Rohn, ST. Louis; A A Cree,nop
SS ilC.a.,gC lewis Austin; W ii Mann,
county, Na.i Nln h Reid ana Wiz , Mlnk
Colo Edward Forbes, chicago: Sannei n
A AaSR Yor, L, q RRogk. AFk. Is W sictles'
i,os,, nofSi - Nart Houston; Julian Non.
4 Reed, New York n " Hemma1t 'snmn
Antonio; y dcQurnn GRAY. Ne,v ~ G"l
Ag s,,s AIeCor4, - Joseph; Mo; Mrs i; II Ward
VIM Ashton Denver; W ~ ,t,W l"th
Louis, Mo. p J Swnsey, Fort Worfb. ~
W ss,EeoseS Neg ofleans' j j Roche. = Fort
W~i.ul h A'R hoF ,helmer ond wife Nrw
baltimore Md; W G Miller Se,v NVilulal'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
A pEIAnlRY 49,.

Tho jury IN the case Of Elwood Smith.
charged with perjury. failed to agree,
and wera discharged last night This Is
the case In which Smith and several
other parties are charged with attempt
Ing. by false swearing. TO convict I'D
Peel Of the murder of the three woman
10 Denison some time ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
MN MNSr YIRGINIANs-

Tho West Virginia party Of capitalists
beaded by Colonel H. l. llcrndon ot
Huntington. w. v, spent the morning
They express themselves greatly Inn.
pressed with Nulusco aud Texas inrucr.
ally Colonel HcndOn stated that I'm.
purtnnt developments would likely occur
shortly Zoo connection with the Noascd
nud BWaos Valley railroad The marty
procecdod north by way OF Fort Worth
Ihla NllLrnNnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
nuTIES INrREAsNn

Houston, Tex, April %. Especially
General Manager kruttschnitt aud Mas
ter Mechanic Ryan OF the Southern Pa
cihc lcl, tonight for New Orleans II
10 understood that Mr. Ryan's duties
viii Dee increased and that he wifi be-
placed ia charge Of all the machinery un
Cleo Atlantic system, Including the rail.
ruGl aud steamships, and including lie
machine shops nc Algirrs.