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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
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Hcrp's tn the kicker may his motions yet
quicker, aud hls face lose its miserable
Dot him Kick al tate rs he pulls for auot6cr
town.
In every city aud town, these kckers abound
with ihglr heels ever working boa tho air.
they Slick Ike mule, or COW at "a stool
ur hucshg mustang ON tear.
Ihcy SICK uu dust, when told that thUy
must move up just q peg ON two; hut q
hitch iu their belt, ls an that "a felt and
little more kivhlng Is an that They DO.
They Slick ut the press, their dead Lowell
best ana swear u Is bought with yoldi
relish for pun iu tho columns that have
Tncy Kick az the preacher. ana cali hlm a
sCrerchtr who huWls at thn prevalence III
sin; they think him unwisc. and hs warn
inss uu He's and wonder why be- Raises
They Mex az the lave anl without any
cause. while they wink at the reign N
crime, they are half ready TO faint at tho
Idea Of restraint that viii keen them
from e4iolng a bully gooQ time.
They kick ~ The schools, The teachers arc
fools who don't understand what thpv
teach; their childrpn run Wlld under dis-
cipllue 80 mild mar learning Is utterly
ont Of their reach.
They Kick az the town, when the Investor
Is around. and they daulpen the ardOr VI
nll. They give ~ as their helirf thnt
there can be- ma relief. ami solid insutu-
tionH must go 90 the wall
They Kick az the state. both early and
late, and wall at the passage ot snmptuary
laws; thcy sigh fur old tlinps Whom doll
lars were az dimes while ihpy yany
listen Tor applause.
They klck az honest labor. with the kecnoss
Of sabre while hemOanlng thp hapiuoss
at tntr They dislike tu rustic Or no got
up aud hustle but just jog along al a
comfortable gait
They Nick az old death with their very
last breath aud thoughts ~ the hereafter
arc TAR nom sweet a. they nhey tho
last call, which must come 10 M an they
rospoud by kicking with both fceJ
They Will Kick when they awake. ln thnt
hottomless lake, where the climate ia 50
NhcomtorWhy warm, Hut ns they Kick
ana roll old Nick win shovel ooal and
tneir fancy Kicking can 40 mo- harm.
They can Kick "A little higher but N dom
destroy ire. as old Nick smiles with rlee
As the kicker hcgins 90 burn, he glvcs
hlnl turn ana says 'please Kick a little
on kicker take warning. or else some nne
sofnine Non may awaken ma sulphur aud
nan,e' Juat rest up your legs, and shove uu
ANWf prsN anu remember the devil knows
you by name
AEI. A. MEACnIN
NnNfiN 'lnNna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
SONS OF HERMANN.
THE GRAND LODGE COMPLETES
ITS WORK.
Tho Next Meeting WIN Bo HELD nt nrsn.
ham-urand Omoors aud Dnigates
Elected for the Year tso8-Ot.

Dallas Tex, April 2O-(S Specially The
SONS ui Herman visited points ui interest
100 the city today, ls we'll avs Oak CuW
aud tonight q grand bail at Turner han
completed the program OF entertainment
by thr local lodges,
The grand louge win meet at Brcuham
uCAl year,
The following are the new officers of
tlr grand lodgo' Grand president julian
Nchuc,z of Austin; first srnih yipp-prp,i-
dcuD ~. Callseu, san Antonio; second
grand Nic~prcsideut Charles H. Alter.
mnu, Dallas; grand SECRETARY. John
Gus a. lleillg, la Grange; grand medL
cl examiner, DR.. H. Leyercnz Taylor,
grand trustees, Hans Degvuer. san An
tonic; Martin Kohl, peuison; and Paul
Wgpprevht, Seguin; representatives 10
the national grand lodge tO meet al
New Haven IeNt September: William
llousphkel san Antonio; Julian Scheutz.
Austin, George IlerzoE, Austin, and ~
C0Oscu. san Antonio. Alteuatcs Paul
Wepprocht, Srgiin' Hugo Becker. Bren.
ham, q. II. AltermaR, Dallas; Gus A
Hcilig IN Grange; DR. A. Becker. Rrcn-
ham, grand Guide, Charles Bauer nui.
Sons grand guard, L. Shack. Houston
grand sentinel Rudolf Cess, Gamesyine,
financial committee H. A. B0ettcher
Weimai: John Wondlngcr Dallas. and
II. presscn, Ia Grange.
A number of DELEGATES left for home
tunigm ON late trains and others will
follow Ia the morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Tho sudden dceaptaJion Of Mr.. j. J.
Kane as supervising architect for the
Fort Worth Federal building. after n
service Of three days Is a singular move
which will bear explanation az the hands
Of the treasury department.
Mr. Kane was appointed under the
Harrison administration and was 10.
moved thirty days after his appointment
because he was Democrat. lie was
reappolnted last week, and Is immediate.
y turned out without a hearing.
II Ia mtimated that the junior senator
From Texas wanted this place for a per
Aonal adherent living at Corslcana. and
HAT the latter win succeed Mr. Kane.
u u not easy, however. to believe that
Secretary Carlisle would decapltate a
Democrat merely 10 make place Tor a
senatorial protege.
~ charges were Preferred against Mr..
Kane touching hls fitness for the an.
pointment, the natural course, especially
IS no work Is being done oh the building.
Fould have been to have accorded him
} hearing.
The matter, as Il stands, has pecu.
Oar appearance Somebody evidently
ihled the brick and hii Mr., Kare The
question l., who did itg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Austin, Tex. April 20 Especially
AT last the suspense is over Tho nUta.
ries are appointed and the appointment
confirmed.
IL is small matter. but the difficulties
which have built up around i have
magniiied II until 10 has assumed nn Inn
portance TO which under ordinary circum-
tnncd
The readers Of The Gazette will not
soon forget the mprcilcss manner I'm
which representative Maddox waded
through That list Of n0taries when the
power TO revise it was delegated ~ him
Fort Worth was astounded when 70 saw
itself practically deprived of notaries
Representative Newton and Senator
Swaync went TO work quietly and un-
Ostentniiously and the results of their
Efforts are seen today IN the following
list Of npturios which today are con-
trined for Iarrant county
Robert H. Armstrong II. Il Albright
j. ~ Arnold, John r. Arnold. r. 49,
Bishop d. $. Brown. Robert S. Blair.
w. X. Booth. NJ. r. Bradley. w. r.
Bashnw, J H. Bomor -. r. BOmnr. H..
NJ Buntlcy Hard Butler Zane Cctli.
Wilson Gregg II. H. Corlock. y. H..
Moore, Thomas +. Martin, W. II. Nc
Laury, j II. Martin. 1homas Martin.
Thomas Thomas = Marin. Jr? w, y. Moore.
1. t''''' ..'Aiil'lf W Nifalflt - 10
Melton, = n Camp. 4. NJ Crane. Jas.
). Davis, w. y Day. Irby Dunklin. Ar.
thur Emery. A. ~ Evaus. w. ~. Essex.
W. II. Field, H. $ Gard. s. A. Go0dc.
stewart Harrison. Stuart llarrisan. j.
II. jackson NJ. u. Jones. Terry King.
.. y. Kennedy. ". l.. Lyon. 4 y. IH-
tle, !. Il. Litilciobu, j. II l.pwright. Is.
NJ lnothcrmnu, Fort Worth. II. A..
LOWS Grapevine: y. n. Lassitcr. w.
H. lAsslter, Wort Mann. William New
BY T. H. Orr, W. -. Paddock. Wallace
Teak. john a. Peacock. 81. ~. Priest.
J. Palmer John g.. phclnn. X. N. Van
Iandt. Jr., James Wilson. y. j.. yelling.
ton, Ir., George n. West. j. T.. yelling
i9n' William d. Williams, Johu T. Iinn,
- &. Terrell. John. G. Arnold w u.
Manchester, w. ~. Field James q
Zoe. J, \. Dichl, Hyde Jennings. a. j
chambers. Jr.. Judd g.. BOYD. L. ID. HAL.
T.. NJ. Murplp. W. H. Williams. n. Mont
Reilly, a. g.. Reilly. Robert 4. Roger, n
y Rupdlr, ~ Slack. j. T.. Swuync. H.
~ Smith. \. l.. Slmupls. G.. NJ. Tcmplr.
ton. Y. G. TAYLOR j. g. Terrell Ir.. H.
u. Irce, j. IT, Tillcr. j. ~ Tnlbpri. i
H. Teller q. Il. rrco. H. ~. Talbot !
a. Pope. W. r. Parker. John -. Arnold
w r. Williams, Fort Worth; n. "
Daniel. Crowley; H. y. Wright. !. L.
Schglliicld. g. g. Pollard. John Burke
u. Y. Jewell, H. d. Nhyca X. n. H.
Roy, \; g. McCmnr. Fort Worth James
Ryan, W. w. Williams, Luther j. Bow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
or AM ron TEXAS.

The rumor of The possibility that the
stone for thc now luruut county COURT
house is io hc imported .rom Ohio i,
well calculated Co disturb thc serenity of
the Fort Worth nx payers. The people
Of Iarnnt county viii ply Tor this court
house mud not ihr people of Ohio and Of
the money necessary 90 bp raised To build
81 the people of Fort Worlh win con.
tribute by far tho larger portion. There.
fore the Wishes of the people OF Tnruul
county and the city of Fort worth
should have due weight ln the selection
Of the material ol which This public odi.
Zee Is 10 b. constructed
As a matter OF wutimcnt. o. would hr
exceedingly humiliatug 10 nLN years 10
point to this building aud Zion be- com.
pollcd TO admit that he stone was iu,
ported from another state A. q matter
~ dollars and cents, 10 would be- q posi-.
tive Injury 10 the development of Texas
Quorries 10 make this admission Texas
II to-day hy every means cudcoyorlng to
advertise lbs granite. sandstone and
other stone TO thr world. and This wmur
that such a serious reflection is 10 be-
east upon the quurrlps of tine sutr b.,
the county of 1uuinr is mot assuring
As a material consideration. thc idpa
~ importing stone into Fort Worth foI
this now courthnu,s, phould NOT receive
serious Thought from any one Iu.
tcrcstcd lu lhc cl,y or county Tens OF
thousands nj dollar, win hc expended ga
the cutting OF this stone and the preua-
ration Of Il for the masons. TO ~
Tarraut county 10 pay our It's tnS~Sfhnt
the money may Doe disrhurrd among the
people OF Ohio Is asking entirely too
much
II TEXAS had no stone 6t for mi, great
work there wonll be- no argument
against an outside product. but when
Texas enters The field AGAINST the Union
M producer of .touc % Is strange that
oven wmor of The uso of nn imported
stone should obtain circulation. IN,
people OF Texas, and especially The pco.
pie of Fort Worth are nll of and for
Texas and no man loyal 10 the state.
loyal 90 thc county loyal 10 the CITY
ana loyal TO the Taxpayers of tho county
ANA city, whose money makes this hnid.
Ing possible, win entertain Cor one n,o.
ment AN idea carrying with 10 tho dis
'snhuiion of PcNns tgNes among Ohio pco.
pie aud a standing, perpetual reelection
on ne qrarrics of the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ABILENE'S SENSATION.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN ARREST.
60 Fur EMBEZZLEMENT.
lie Got Caught in tho birmingham boom
His Record at Abuens-The crime
Of Which Ito Il Accused.

Abilene Tex, April 20.-(Special)
ihIS city was shaken from center To cir
thiuitrrncc This afternoon when IL be-
came generally known that George A
lrlrcc n prominent citizen, a church
ncmuer ana business man, was arrested
ih ms private Office by Sheriff Cunning
hnm on ID warrant from Mobile. Am.
charging him with graud larceny and tbr
cmhezzlement of $4,000 from Dla Nor
chants AMI Planters Insurance colppnuv
OF that city OF which hc was formnrly
their secretary The Indictment ON which
he was arrested was ISSUED hy the ptlnI
Jury OF the city court of Mobile al is
February term, 1880 A telegram was
rr'rlNcd this afternoon hy sheriff Cnn-
ningham fum the sheriff M Nioi,iIe stat-
Ing TINT the governor of Alabama Inn
signed the necessary rpQuisition papers
and that he would leayA tonight for tbo
prisoner. ieNrce Is hrother-ip-law oc
honas II. West, the 81. Louis million
lltt iearce came 10 this place abOut
,our yours aso ana was shortly followed
9 ny iHhllA' tie was connected with
me urm OF Porter n Reeves until their
failure a short time since when bc IN"
came tlle junior member of one ~ H.,
largest real estate and Insurance 6,,,,,
IN thh mace. ON his arrival here no M
once united, tOpHhpr with lis fnf,il,
with the First Baptist church md IL
nH''h Au anu ms family We're among
me most prominent members ShortiS
after his joining the church M IVA. 49,
ed 90 the office Of deacon. which bp st,n
ho.9S lorf correspondent visited him
tonight nt his cen n the counn iou n nmI
uS,hed Tor an Interview, 10 which he nv
piled he had nothing 10 say further tbo,
tAat used the mOncyfor nav own nri,'t,,
speculation during the Biriningbamp 'iiE ,o,',
winch ! elould not have used and which
me short ~ my. accounts with the insnrs,
a,NV n3,,n,',iN' pn being interrogated
refused 20 give an answer Pearce stat ~
lhat ue mas lWly compromised with ne
insurance company To thelr satisfees inn
aea ne d9es not think That they are t be
~. ,e S N', al,HsI "a this time Efforts
memhegs Of the First baptist cbnrrh ~
nave i@ce guarded al ho,ne Mil
wife instead OF the iail N''n ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
TEXAS SlFTlNGS.

Crop prospects ia Delta county were never
better
The school census OF Dculsou is being
taken.
A radlsh a2a Inches long was raised near
Alvin
a Baptist parsonage IS being built at
Crockett
A Jersey stock show will be held at TYLER
on May lO.
An election Tor incorporation will be held
nt Arson 0u the 90
The new Christian church building at
Cook,iilc rs nearing completion.
Dogs supposed 20 be- afflicted with by.
druphUbln are numerous Ia Deuison.
Hump Gilmore was placed In the sherman
jail for being 10 free with pistol
Al Home. Lee Fields was thrown FROM
hIs hora, aud died later OF his Injuries.
An average M about nyc curloadl OF ore
from Mciro are passing through Laredo
every day.
Three children were biz hy mad dog near
Donison. They were brought 10 that city
Tor treatment
The FIRST ISSUE ~ the Clchurne weekly
Herald has arrived II ~ a neat aud ucwsy
cightpare paper
The people ~ Laredo thought some
months ago that thr FREQ delivery or the
mail was about TO begin. but 10 has fail.
cd to maiorlulizc As yet
ponlson ilcrald-purlng the last year
1916 eases have been dockctrd in the city
court sGi Judgments of guilty have been
rpud,rcd; aSl not guilty, discharged aud
delivered to state officials; o. stays of cyctu.
ton, aud I'D have been appealed Sttnp.u5
has been collected by the chief ~ police.
Waxahachic Mlror-Judsc Mcdaniel, lust
week redeemed and destroyed sliWO n
Euh county jain bonds nud S4OOu in EuB
county bridge bonds. ilr also purchased
SiiuOO 100 bridge bonds FOR the permanent
school lly,L and has $4,000 school fund ou
hlH,tsfer Investment Tho permanent school
sfNid now owns nm of Ellis couutys out
standing bonds, which CONSISTS Of $4,000
bridge bonds and S2lOOO county iun bonds
The bonds pay q per cent annually into the
available school fund OF the county FILLS
county has no bonds owned outside OF the
county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
FINANCIAL.
srOCKS ANn nnNns

New York, April % Stock spoaula.
ton was irvprIrh today by the SHINE
couscs Chat have operated aguust the
marriott Tor q week past uncertainty BOO
regard t1 the tronslry pulicy. sfrsnytb
oi sterling exchange. talk of heavy r,ll
engagements and signs uf increased
struErncy boo money All tended tD im.
srulr stocks ut time the bears ara
ombuldwvd 10 make uituciA uu such
stocks us they know are unprotected
altogether: Losses were hy mo- means
heavy Missouri Pacific frll OH g rs
National cnrdnrr. nrcrorrcd. h Intn
shore - lS, Manhattan - -. general
electric ~ aud Western Union lbs
The remainder l-iNl.2 per cent Tho
close WIS sfD1dipr
Railway bonds steady
tuv'rnmput bonds lower.
NIlln hnnll lmIl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
MENIPHIS RAcEs

81 Sle flp, Tenn, April 2O-First raca
Dict 'WiiaaGihgs, Oliver Bucephalns Won.
Second rac' eo H. tsnie llo.
iuehow ~, nP'Liimt mile; Annie Buck.
=. hird race Mile; Cora Is19lo ,,'nS 80 -
laa second, British third. Rine ai",yI
lo9rib time l;40 10 '''u' ''oo''
"nrth race Seven furlones. Sam Far.
tms WI 'aiI haraphet second, Seally thipi;
p5i.n Taee-Alle and a kixteenth,
thIrd1. ' ,iuo "y9, Chimes second, Lockport
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
THn NEW COTRTs.

Austin, Tex. April 20--CSpeciall >
The joint conference committee on HE
differences between the houses on the
bin to stahlish two additional courts of
civil appeal completed their labOrs and
will report, recommending thnt ont of
the new courts be located at Dallas and
the other at San Antonio. The house
passed fou-cOurt bin and the senate
a six-bll The 6ve-court bin is the re-
suit of a compromise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

form Of government Of the United States
in some Of It's most important features
The old idea that subjects only existed
to support the king has no place in
modern political economy. Belgium is
the last TO Join the list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
WANT A RRoEnpp

. san Antonio. Tex. Anri on os,,-,,
=. H. Pond and August RoIins wbec'ai; :,
Saat as sloekhoders or the SIN Antnnn5Jidd
EEr NV, inhhshidg. company against Tn'n5epo'
mn 'igganu' a. ~ Russell, j, w. Borrousbs
a"-'pHt n.h Antonio News puhUshlng *
hsAias tor an Injunction TO prevent ~ % %
an,oin t gnI aiseosai 81 the property and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
NEW YORK rXCUAyCr

New York, April 20 Especial l-S tcr.
ling. Bank, go days, 81 -ldl 81 10.
Commercial, 40 days, 3 SB3tll 4 81.
Er'thWArks Commercial, go days.
30 l-Suni
Frame, Bank, 90 DAYS. . 1G1i.
Commercial, GO days lI IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
srNrENcEn no DEATH.

Daingerfeld. Tex, April 20 Especially
In the case Of Henry Graham, a negro,
charged with killing Constable II. NJ. Led
better in the north end of this county
several months ago, who has been on
trial here for the last three days, the
Jury. after being ont about fifteen hours
brought Ina q verdict of guilty, and as.
sessed his punishment nc death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
MONEY Am ryCuANcr

New York April 20 Money ON cnll
more nc.ivc. -Four to q per cent closed
oIorvd 4
Prime popcr. % l.2dS per cent
~ 80 Tor siXty.dny bills: SISn 10 ar
demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
LocKE's PARTY
Have Dlsbanaod and Gone Home Only a
Few Of The Militia Leli al
Goddard.

Paris, Tx, April 20 (Snecial) IAN
pn,ei aud Como home, at Go0lland only
about Twenty-Five militio remain it has.
nrtn asn'rd ihat - rresis win ho at-
icmpted on hny iOrcos bending the con
tersuce which VIII b. held ON Monday.
Captain Guthrie has nt nst con
vino'l chen ulat the resort 90 arms was
q n'eless thlng, and that Il would b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
SAID ON THE STREET.

j. j, kanc-I wnsu't SUPERINTENDENT ~
construction of the pustOGicc building long
enough 90 miss % much now thut n is
taken from me, hut ] would Ike tn know.
the cause of my dismissal two dnvs nfter
my appointment, | was not even nm ans
phcont for ! This time. my removal after
Two iinhlhH service 90 make room for q
Republican, during HOrrisou's udmmis-
tutlou enlisted inc attention of nl,
friends 90 such ana extent tlat hry
Drought DC tn the notice of Spcrtfury t1I-
lllc and ho appointed me- ut outp. Tbrn
the supervising architect WAS here Afnu-
gay ahd lneanoy went through tho
building win me, and two days later /
Ma5 dismissed 10y ivleguph and s. N.
tNchins put ln my place. I was at tbp
head ~ the state Association of Arrbi-
tecls Tor some years. and have had an ,X-
lrnelNe acquaintance throughout pnNu4
lof ufnrl} twenty years, hut / ncypr
henrd of Mr. lfclins ms am architect
he lives ut torslcuua, thc home of San.
NOR MillF' hnd his business has heen
lhut of selling Iron cages for infls 1
have n decided curiosity to know ,yb,,
imluences Wcre brought 10 bear 20 hnvc
me removed.
Hon. Frank Rail- IL the money coull
hn r0iS.d ], as one Of thr Regents of 49,
state University would hc In favor of
NNllihk tue NWcnhOu collection of rniu.
AMI metals probably the finest I'M me-
United states, "a tho Worlds fair to h,
exhibited aluug with che proposed rry1s
exhibit, ia would be- one of The most
attractive features of tho entire fair aad
personally l would he pladNto see Il dome
Iudgc Friend The hdies are rcspond.
ing nohly Go che cull for flowers for Dero
ration day The mdips always ala t.tn
more interest n honoring the Southern
heroes than did the mon. During r,e
war they robbed ther homes 10 riye
TO the soldiers; they were me rreatest
sWreh Of pride dnd consolation tbnt
Tie soldiers bad They cnnle IN droves
almost 20 the hospitals, NOT out III
curiosity, but ont ot aa earnest desire
ma the locality, the climate, the mnn
was q boy, ANA one dNy m camp / ,ras
handel q package pmtaining ihee pairs
on SOCKS; " Was sent hY ihis girl. nud
she probably sent slalar pacihnn
io every soldier SHE had over kuown
Acts OF bravery on tha field were 81
common that they were scarcelv nnfieei
mNhN OF them would seem ncrsll
bic, INT the hravost acts were those M
~qlhe aud self denial, horne eeen
s'ally' py lhe women ia theiv oWn homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Topeka, Kun. April 2O.-Imst niehf
Judge llascu or the district court grant
cd Che AtDhisOn. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway company temporary iujuuc-
lion restraining the striking shop mon
from interfering with the operation OF
thr road or with the men no work m the
SHOPS The hearing of the cusc has h..en
set tor May g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Tho sentence Of Dennis Hickman
for life. should be allowed to stand bat
the two years more whlch would coufne
only his ghost should be RENTED on
the ground that It viii pc cruel and
unusual punishment to TIE other prison.
ers il not TO him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
RRITIAII nnNenIe

London. April 30 ,SperIull Bopl,
rate. This day, ~, yesterday. . 10.
silver This day, IS; yesterday. rs
no
Ceusols This day, % a.. yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
TRANsFRRRED mn srn.,,-

m "ladGwater Tex, April 20 -,sr,,,.,
H., 10 hoqnan, dealer h lumber s pvS'a IN,
s st' merchandise, has Transferred h Il ecu,
iIoirnang TO his sister-ln.iaw Mrs " n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Tie storm waves will reach this
meridian and the other changes noted
will occur ut ad within 100 miles uf
Fort Worth within tWouty-fom hours
before or after sunset of the dates given
below
April 22 Nlodrniins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE
New Orleans La. April 20 Especially
Nicllug Commercial GO days, & SO
Lat SG3I
Frames commercial go days, 3 1918.
New York sight Bank, $50 premium.
Commercial, 40 premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

u - Wonderiul how the suecess Of
Me American republic has advanced he
fanse Of liberty throughout the civilized
world. Nat an European nation "a.
eeps kussia has failea 70 copy after The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho business department of THE CA.
fE1TE will .omain open until tho timo indi.
Gated below.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
FOR SA

33j acres OF land 49,
ditlon. @'l~n1i
Heights addition, aloo'
courthouse. ''ui z
Lots 3 and 4. hloei =
dition, between Fourtse,S
Main street. roniiny ~. ~ Y
luvAloU, corner hroiia,.
avenue, with 3 twols,e,,
tage. renting FOR Sil4
One.half Interest In sis,.
Main and Houston street.
2H00 acres OF laeS
Tex. For terms aualr =
THE MERCIIANTSxi4,.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ongAr CRY GREAT PAPER.

me railroad edition OF the Fort North ga.
Nlir trpfAti} ~ WIS an excellent number
% mat most excellent paper Il was a.
NatN in honor ~ the fact thar Hort NORTH
la secured The Rock Island sxteasiOu, sud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
BEXARCOUNTY0l'
INDICTED BY THE
ON oHAsd'
That They Paid si'''"
Contractor who y"
courthouse I''''''

San Antonio, Tex
The grand jury NJ,
ments against coepl
h. Drwyer, Franz s
Boernor aud Peter ~,
mend their removal
conduct, alleging 'a9
j. Rely Gordon, s ~.
of the new conrshgu','
county. aud that l. .,,
$1,000, which De
receive. Gordon nl' s
conspiracy, and foi - BY
dulently paid @ nl.'
founded principally ~. oa
struction. aud the ~ ~,
WAS performed by q. y.
dons supervision y
could have been w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Galveston, Tex, April 20. Special -
Sterling, go days. fS3.
New Orleans. Is dis.
New York Sight. Is dis