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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
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BrenIam, Tex. March -. Especially =
Near Independence yesterday, in iroui "
Constable FaruffH fefideuer. Morgan
CiampItt. ION of Mr. d g. ClampliL shot
IA Mrs Rufus fiicfer three iimPa With
Il pistol. her husband beard " ihe shoot
ibl 4 few uiulea later and arucd with
"a Winchcsief rios aud On h1rse0ack
started oni cunning lie found him In
town. and with the ffam ni full speed
ana ho ediloping on h0rsehaek, opened
nra 0n lin. hiring three ehDis, none ~
rhirh took en,ot Campbell returned
ilie ffe once with BIS pistol. anil neu
asked Keller f0 lfi ur. a. ~ was ont ~
c4nidses which he did More trouble
Is etpsoie9. AID ihe sheriff has been sum
monfa 10 ihe accns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
ArrnRNonN srssIoN

In the afternoon session Of lhe house
tue special COMMITTEES 30 which was NJ.
ferfed The respective iolut resolutions
Of Mcssrs Onion, Pickett and Ficlda,
10 amend the constitution, hxiag meet.
ihgs oi the legislature and pay WI the
mehbats presented a majority and a
minority IMPORT
Mr. White moved 70 substitute the
minority for che majority report the
former recommending tie Onion rcsolu-
ton thnt the Legislature shall meet ON.
nuAlly ut such TIME a. may BE- provided
10y law and nc other times whOn con.
vcued hy The rOyernor provilcd that
annunl sessions shall be limited 20 SIXTY
days and that bills and resolutions ia
yorahly REPORTED and not disposed 0t nc
the end of thr hrst session ahall go ON
the calendar for tho succeeding session
iur hunl action. The resolution provides
80 por dicm aud stated mileage $500
for twenty-five miloa
Mr., Onion spoke Ia favor ~ The resOlu.
ton aud Me- Pickett IN favor OF tho
majority report which recommends hts
resolution for biennial sCsions NJ 100
days EACH with IS pcr diem and after
HAT 81 per dlom and mileage Of 81 for
twenty-five uile4
Mr. Smith OF nm, chairman Of the
special committee of the house 90 hYcsJi.
gate the charges against Land Commits
sioucr McGaughey reported, asking for
additional authority md power Tor tak-
ing additional testimony Adopted.
Mr. Greer presented concurrent
resolution, that as tlie time Of the SOS.
sion Ot tle legislature b too short for
proper Investigation of the state depart
inents and state Institutions commit.
tee be- appointed OF two members of the
senate aua three of thc house 60 visit
Hnd investigate them during the vaca,
. ALL ~
day while ou duty mad travelling eN.
penaes.
Mr. Morrison presented nm creating
u slimdiug auditing committee ot three
for the purpose of investigating tlU books
uud accounts of the state officers, Jhe
members 60 be allowed 50 day and
have an expert nt the Hnmo pay.
Mr. MctoheC presented resolution
similar 90 that of Mr. Greer, creating
legislative committee OF threc Of the
house and three of the senate fur the pms
pose of Investigating the departments
and institutions.
lly Mr. Russell 4 bin to crate epe.
clM road system Cor CnmorOn county,
and authorize bridre bonds
Mr. Morrison clnycl The GisWssion m
favor of the pen1itg majority rrppt
aud the Pickett resolution. he main
uuc1tinu being the mhgtlfminn AZ The
minority report fayoring the Onion r0so.
lution
The house refused 20 substitute ayes,
81 noes a.
Tho substitute offered by Mr. Grecr,
reducing the numzer OF representatives,
90 DA IN, not otherwise material TO The
resolution, WIS voted down and the
ickeii resolution was ordered to bee ON.
crossed hY viva Nuce vote
Mr. llow tlns gained col sidmiion ~
house bin NJ creating stock nuiinry
commission, and made % strong speech
IN its l1ror
Pending Us consideration the house
adjourned un o o'clock Thuralty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
SENATE SESSION.

Washington, March 20 The senate
today entered on what promises 20 be- q
prolfncicd debate. The report 1T the
committee on privileges and elections To-
favor Of seating three senators appointed
by the governors Of Montana, Wyoming
n.nd Washington. was called ~ and
Mr. Bngh delivered constitutional ar
rument M support az tho position tnkon
by The committee. Tho discussion that
followed WINS participated IN BY aenntofs
on both Fidcs OF tho chamber, most o.
them indicating concurrence. with the
Views 81 the minority 81 Che commttre
adverse ~ the admission ~ the flree
aonaiorH The question comes az again
tomorrow.
Mr. Powers demanded an investigation
by HpeClnl committee 0f The chArrcs
mndn against BIN two yenrH nRo hy Mr.
Iufple nnd quoted No todng'e Washington
Post, and u resolution referring tho mat.
tcr ~ tho committee on privileges and
eloeil1ng wnH offered bni went over
without action Mr. German intmhtine
very broadly chat 4 tlle erunto wished b.
~ into tlie Investigation 1f transactions
which occurred prior 10 ihe election ~
aepDi0rs the Investigation would have 10
take ID several ~ ilo aonnlar on the
Republican side Of the chamber Adj
i0umud.
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t4hEENyIfIH

IeehYlle. Tex. March Special. y
Marshal Will Yclvln IS ont today
.ihg lmnds with his friends. The Wound
rvs face SIS about well.
g meeting ~ the hpwQrih League ltai
y Miss lota Adams was elected deit'
10 represent tubs city M the state CON
l9n' % be held al Taylor on the tth OF
,papctor Ben Boyaiou As on a iay-oh'
himdme IL IN his place
" Kirby. a. X. end T. conductor on
Dallas and Wichita branch FOR some
n, came through last night on No. ~
y Dallas. Mr. Kirby tells an lncldeht
N happens only once IN Q life ume'
iaQy on his train some few DAYS $50
him NJ and snld Three years Asg
~ ny little child 90 Gainesville anu
ny pay anything for her, Here AiS
nfkeis and my conscience Is 40 rest
lue.or Kirby on recovering from ms
w Took iaY-On
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
NEWS CONDENSED

,eastratlon cosed with s,50s
4 IN the poll lists.
..,,r 1admcr the triple murderer, is
,.tind the bars ut Jackson, Mich.
Mott. pump tender at stanton.
qs,as and Pacific slipped aud fcll
ne tank ladder. When friends
\ him be was dead.
,rsrlea ex-prcfect Of police before
.l,aiaentary commission repeated the
u that the mysterious ~" was
,.aspIcuous diplomat nor q member
/, caDot family.
,,ao.uu letter says the engagement
I.,,sndcr whiting Of the United States
x war Alliance 10 Miss Eta An
laughter Of All bong, o wealthy
merchant Of Honolulu. Is formally
reed
r.alted states war vessel Kcarsarge
.oed for Port au Prince. with the OBJ
a protectipg American interests in
n revolution. which the followers
neal Mnnlgat are ondeayoring to ex-
b Hayu.
Allen. a guard Tor n deputy marshal
|.ta aud Killed ut Sanhois. Choctu
yesterday He and another gu
H. dispute and Allen stabbed hii
|rson the other party shot Allen
! NJ The heart
iars broke into a savings bank IT
H. \. ", yesterday, broke open The
nd secured $500 In money and si0,.
eovernmcnt bonds. Dispatches sent
York led TO the capture Of the
s al High Bridge.
Lewis. alias X. J. Louis. Of Waco.
charged with forgery. was tried in
rmlnal district court. When the tes-
n WAS all IN Lewis arose and cx-
a desire TO plead his own case. lie
for nearly an honr md made ane
sion. The jury found him not guilty.
respondeuce OF the Associated Press
sonoulu says the uncertainty which
I'M "a 10 the probable fate Of the ISL
70 far as the question OF anncxtlon
United Sntcs "a concerned Is having
.p.es ng efect not only on general
but ON the morals OF people, and a
OF unrest has arisen that will re-
more than empty conjectures to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Austin, Tex. March 80 Especial
IN Tho court Of clyil appeals for the
Third district tho following orders were
entered today
Affirmed Fortune % ~ Va Illllahrow,
from Falls; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Ne
Railway company vs., Rather, from Bell.
Revised aud fumnnded Gilbert VI.
Rankin ~ al, from Limestone; French
q a. w. McGiunis u al. from McAlnl-
liz,
Reversed and rendered Levy w. Du.
bose at a., frpm Falls, FISHER 50.
HD0yer, trustee. from Mci.ennan
Afirn30d Ou couihrntn City az Marlin
w. w, w. lilnnlCnit, from Falls. JJyno
~ 81 W. lfiaher lrom iiurstonei Cole
ui nl Va simmons Hardware company.
from hoaque The lutcher Il Moore
Lumber company w Cole "a al, from
H0Huue
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The ANTLERS' WAR.
lrusIed militia Give Bail, Buy New
WnchesIars and Propose 10 Go
IN Deeper.

BIZ Tex. March 29.-(Special)-
N. Dukes and the eighteen Choctaw
ta, arrested for tie Antlers ARRAY
Brought hero yesterday by the federal
|als. were al released today aud Sent
10 await the action of the federal
D jury which convenes next week.
were disarmed at Antlers aud their
left with their command. but be-
leaving here this morning eacL man
|ht new Winchester.
lkes was drinking a good deal, as
some Of the militin. and they swore
were going 20 get of at Antlers and
Il out with Locke. Locke has
or sixty men and II any break rs
B by the militia there Will be hot
tnete tonight
Is Impossible 10 get the. Antlers
or learn anything tonight
lomon Batliste. sheriff Of kimltla
|g was shot through the lungs in
attack on Locke's house. lie is
alive but cannot live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Washington, March 30. Tho senate
nm. conirmed the iolowlnRl MaA Judd
of Missouri consul rpnerul al NiNMuli
William II SmH of Mississippi FIRST aW
aistnnt secretary of he Interior, john
n Seymour of Connecticut commissioner
Of pnipnts, Edward A iiowora ~ Wash
ingiou. assistant commissioner OF Tho
general land onicc Henry a. Bon of ~
Pensions; Frank h White of Nebraska,
marshal Of tho United Htntoa for So.
hraHka. g. H. Cuylp of Sew MuSito
receiver Of public moneys no Roswell
~ 49,
postmnsirrs Arkansas, William ~
England. Van Buren.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
TARRANT uOTARIEs PUBLIC
The Bone d Contention With Maddox Holdiag
lho Boao,
swayue and Ncwlon Recommended Bul nae.
doS Revised and Inc Governor Sanctioned
tho Revise whaI mo Senator Says
Some olhu Decisions

Austin, Ter. March -lspeclai)--
Thoro's sensation developed IN tho
appointment Of nomrics public Tor Tar
rant county sent 20 The senate to-day
by tho GOVERNOR About sixty Of the
names recommended by Senator Swayne
and goodly proportion Of those recon.
moulded by Representative Newton were
not on the list Newton ~ not saying
much but Swaync expresses himself
freely. lie Is Indignant. lie says he
has been used 60 recommend guod mem
for nolarios regardless Of politics. The
revision Of the list. ho says, was made
hy Representative Maddox, who la strik-
ing ON Che namo OF every man who voted
ngalnat him has Topped on somo who
voted Cor hcgg as wen as all who voted
for CLARK
Following h the hsl as Il now appears;
Fort WOrth-J. L. hin, j. J. MaSsio,
@. 4. Scott. g. g. Cummings, Porter
Ball. W. Ersidnc Williams, John NJ
Furnan, Dudley portwood, O. H. Bow
lin, g. W. Finger r. y. Prnnofc, j.
y. prathcr, 10, q. sontcE j, X Robin.
son, Gpurgo w Armstrong;, w. III. Field,
III, @, Jewell, W. A. Hanger w. y. ha'
sex, George Mulkpy, Malcolm ScougalO,
Irn -. Ayroa y, ~ Camp -. w. Huns
uhrys, q. l.. Walker John h. Reid,
Neureo Muasic. b. D. Houston, NJ. q.
lhlliugB, H. r. blair q, w. Alexander.
Thomas Slack, j, >. Melton, Il. ~. sci.
lerH, Robert g. johnson, Claud Butler,
A. A. Henderson, X. ~, llnnnou, j.
4. smith, X, M. Marplr, john NJ. Scott,
d. n, Davis, ~ A. Altman X ~. Brat
ton, l. n. Knight w. q, Newly, joe
Droiholblh, J. 10 furmer hyans Dn1oy,
lora i.chnno w II MOhlcy G.. NJ, Ol-
trn, . W. Frlenl, W. y. Hcnion,
Charloa -. burnett James v French,
Morgan liryan. H. a, smith. H. O. lay.
Frederick, John h l.ltscy y. j. Miller,
j, NJ, hurney, ldgnr y. Mayer y. 4.
MQwland. Gideon Nance. n, l. Hun man,
j. W Spencer %. NJ Kern III, IS Cooke,
49, H. Taylor, n q Mns2mgalo, a H.,
Chambers n. H. llall James Harrison,
hamns Scougnle w a. Dodge, Ncouo
n Wray, Arthur Emory, l. Wright
Burbudge, w ID. Peak, n III. Smith,
samuel H0Hrnhrld, &. y. Reynolds, y.
Won Cnrluwita ~. A. TOmllnalu, Joe NJ.
Adnins, Or, A. N Jack, W. u. Con, j. Il.
-. Stuart. ~ NJ foadick, W. u. Brown,
J. N. Melton, a. H. Eewcll. II A Taylor,
v, " Wareiaw, H. w. Flornoy, -.
4. spencer II Il, Oldham, X. o. MINI,
Scattoflng-n w. Yallentine, g. ~.
Duke. \ a Without, Nob Jouhins, 10.
! p, l,unhn, w NJ. Zimmerman, j. H..
! Hnodgrnas, ~ -. lfuyohCnmp, w H..
Harding, H. ID. LOullnm q. A. AlcuH
! ID. W. smith iosrnh Nugoni, w H..
Norwood, Frank Mcknight, L. w. Jones
aud ~ H. Wallace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
nnrnMAN nnNnArInN.

Etcrman. 'nN March %, Especially -
Nitlp sensation WaH cnusud hou this
morning hy tho arrest ~ Jul tolllna ~
thlH city, ana lnm o'iripn of nrniNuu ON
d rhnrHu ~ conspiracy tu commit rNhhefy,
tn rob one uf ihr cAptUHH VuinpHuOa il
npniHuu aufn' weeks ngu.
COLLINS WAS seen hy Gazette reporter
thIH nurning nud said that hv wga an.
prolchrd With proposition tu rob the "a
hrcR office hut that hV mower nuyo iho mat
ter ana Thought nnd had mo- iuioninn 90
rulnV Into tho scheme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
DupLiN pnOUD.

Dublin Tex. Maroh 20. STee4ql lrr
Dublin Dlsople are proud " thslf etccesH
in 8aCnruH che neat nnnDal eiicatnpHtnf
0f iho d A. ~ ~ tho deparlneni ~
Tuaa Ilig wll b. ven lniportanf
meefinn. not only On atcpuA W the
r.Dffaaninflta eAfhafIrg ~ Grad Anny
men from nll pafla ~ 1tKaa bus eu ar.
count ~ fit large uunhfl ~ s|flioft
from either aflfns ~ welL n ilf ffu
worthy Nf nule that the tntaQlp1afft
COMES 10 Dublin ~ hlilaaop a ihl
IN cfiaionca ~ bold Ill 1nnnM Ntla
meeting 81 ihalr ntrUianfnt hoadqutrlpF4
ifids. 81 ~ ~ 50 tnoN ID ih nf4I Ia
Yiia(op 81 ~ klna that haa sous atrala
~ kudaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

,aiihall Tex. MarM ~. -tspgciall D.
Yesterday evening while train 10.
% switching N oxford coal chute on
y. q. p, IA l.. An sht. onc - iNt
Y men, lad bis right ieg crushed ny
'Apiy coal car Ne was changing o
~ slipped, fulliug across the tiA,H'
lfhck passed over bis right Lex tf-
me anklr add knee He was pnueul
morning on No. 90 end taken ~ VIZ
,a' No other injury WIS sustained
VIZ PHYSICIANS thlns they can save INC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
sPoRrINo.


New Oriaana Ia. Marh 20 The
Crcaoent City Aihifiif club has dele
gated President Noel 10 fiaii COrbeti
aud have y talk With him 81 regard 20
fhe cOfheft-Mitchell fight The OlyD-
plr dub day before yesterday. announced
thar Al would bld S25OJO for the contest.
and The rival Organization Nill see thai
the Olympic does not gef thr battle az
that dFurp lnr Crescent club lost on
ihe last carnival fx2.a0. ana as a burnt
CHILD breads tie Ore, the dub breads ihc
experiment of another BIZ purse. How,
ever. Mitchell u willing 10 llRhf here 10
reasonable rEarfH. and ihe dub feels
safe 50 fhr ~ he EnNshinan = COO
carned g0rbett n aaid ~ have ~
pressed himself AZ being willing 20 aRree
10 take b percentage ~ ihe receipts iH-
stead ~ purse and the hghf may "a
0frAnRoA on i11t basis President Noel
viii falk bunnres 10 fho champion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
snNArn llInI0IAnY.

Ausup, Tex. March -. especially
Senate Judiciary committee No. ] mct
tonighi ana decided % report hiyorably
ho following house bile.
no VguluiO and Limit tho Issuance u
bonds by tulgnH aud cities
10 provide for She Rnlo Of property
Of minors of the value OF StOO and loss,
Tho committee decided To report UNI
fnyornbly Smiths assignment mll. but
notice Of q minority report was given
Senators AKnrw aud fresaloy Viii
Sign tho minority report SmithA I'LL
n similar 10 ARnewa assignments bill,
which also died Ia she committee room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
~ GRAND JURY WORK.


The registration Office closed tonight
With GiOO voters registered, ~ BOO lopa
thnn were cast in Che city election Two
years ago. II Is getting very warm,
and hy Saturday Il VIII DO rod hot.
i. II Webster. independent candidate
for mayor alleges thar Bryan H. Barrys
name does not appear ou the tnK
rolls Of The city, aud he has the cerlif-
cato Of Collector ! g. Borel that Mayor
Conner owes SliO0 city taxes ard lac
not paid taxes for 1870. 1901 nni 1872
Mr. Bnrry settled With DE TAX collector
tOduy, Myiug that thn amount had been
~ dispute. Webster alleges lint nndpr
the charter Dallas has had np mayor
for two years past lie made nhuihnr
speech this evening and reiterated bis
charger and bas succeeded M RING up
the biggest row the city las enjoyed f0r
ycIrs Unlcss there % n change Web.
hund 10 lfll who VIII suffer the inOit--
Barry or DOnuor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
LATE RAILROAD NEW
SANTA re RUMORs.

D Antonio. Tex, March % -(Spe-
What Is considered TO he authen-
has been received M
gay circles from ST. Louis, that j.
rey win be made general manager
ne Atchison, Topeka and Santa re
n Kansas and California and that
y ioakun, formerly general man
and receiver of the San Antonio
Annsas Pass road win be appoint
general manager Of the Santa re
IN Texas and the Indian Territory;
lcceed e. q. Wheeler. IL IS said
changes will take effect April 10.
ioakum, who resides In this city,
seen, but declined 10 express hlm-
AZ to the truth OF the report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
GOES no ms FATHER,

Unison. Tex. March Especial "
Locke, who has been IN the trouble
Antlers In the Choctnw nation has
a son In the commercial college IN
city, This morning VIXEN the young
read that his fathers house had been
I'D with bullets lac exclaimed: My
Is by the side Of my fatherW he
Tor home this morning, accompanied
ls cousin, Edwin Adams, WHO was
IN school here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Austin. Toa.. March Especial ~
The handsome fffidenee ~ C0u0ly Com
missioner Charles a NrWniuf m South
Ausiin, WAS totally destroyed by dre
ms morning f9a 0remen llal d Yum
when thry got there fhey were greatly
handicapped for tie want vi water
iAnfs ~ hose nearly &ufA teen lonQ hud
a. ~ fpu from fhe deaf Qua dUinb lut
Hiifnte ard even nleu alrcams " not
inQre man twenty ffei could ~ thrown
The ffomon pfkel like iolfns bow.
ever, And surcefied in aafiue noAflg go
ihe hDusrhoid goods and iafniiar TIE
house. which Originally cost lHOHN ~
a total loss iDHufantr 0H Opyse SIC, 10
Insurance on fafnilsIe 10000 Loas op
fHnilufe very ainall Calue, deiecrui
Nus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
s. nd II CLARK.

ew York, March 20. AT the unani-
request Of tine board Of directors
Pc Union Pacific, Mr. y II. II. Clark
Withdrawn his resignation and VIII
lnue as president. he viii resign
Presidency of the Missouri Pacihc,
VIII continue as a director.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

The Good Templan' grand lodge today
adopted constitution aud bylaws. llills'
b0rO was selected as plHre ui meeting
next year, and nt 10 o'clock the conNen,
ton adjourned The delegates departed
for their respective homes this evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
CATTLE TRADE.

Alhnny Tex March ~ Especial -
Az. N II Davis ~ Thr0ekmoiio0 couh.
ID sald tdiag 1000 heai ~ high grade
u and 8yelrpid STEERS % Nnfrs
Walb and 3ill ~ ihls plnee Prices
or'qHta IRIS ~ recognized es Being ore
"a fhe Gnesl brands 81 cattle "a North
uast Ie2as most 70 them being extra
efado hfrefQfda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

Ben Franklin. Tex. Murch 10 tSpc.
clull The i.yunrold dnughtcr of Mack
Patterson, colored. who lives op Capmln
PntioHun'v place, was burned tO dunth
today The Guilds mother had gone TO
"a urlEhhnr'a fur "a bucket OF water,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
JUDGE HARRIS CLEARS THE DOCKET

won, Medgc6eld sccond. Blaze Duke
third Time t"S
Hfth rnce Six fuilongs, ~, Mike
Won. Rill Howard second, nfrhnrto
third Nmr liza "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.


Washington. March 20 To n few CON
rrpssmcn, who talked with him on The
subject Cleveland lns inilmntpd ho wiz
call nn extra aradun Of congress 20 dlf
pose Of thr Wrn question No definite
umn has hcum $50 but The apsHiou WIN
hegiu either IN September on October.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
DALLAS
HON. GEORGE CLARK WORKSHOPS
At THE SHRINE.
City Politics Exciting About Taxes The
Randc and Gardener Murder
caseS Good Ismplau

Goorec Clark of Waco 10 in the city, aud
viii inmnn over 10 the banquet tender
ud Mecca rcmnlc New York Shrlners,
by llella Temple Of Dallas tomorrow w
pulnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
FIRES.


sherman, Tex. March 20 fNptcial)-~
a fine barn belonging a. man nHued
JoweNgan, who lives bffcen miles south
Oi This city. wa burned last night ~
continued farm implements eie Loss
$500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

H..
7' Tex March ~. Especial. l-'iihl-
yinffaphical union No. us had an eA-
ION for ielegatca % intend We
+. ,enil cQlveaiioa az chlcago in iNnei
~ =. Eyer ana john Jones were
n.la' one Aunarcd ana fQfi} Noifs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

New Orleans Ia. March ~ First
race Five lnrl0ngs liekpftd uun.
Itebel aecond, Dick Wills third. Time
~ "a
Secoai rees Figr fuflo9es iNiun'
Tucker thirl Ima. d1 a.
Third raie Half uiln lislefnsi
won. ticores bffz sseVhl MAriin lind
1lne. 81 ~
Fourth race ssseu fuslsngs BelfsAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
DIsTINGUlsnED VIgITDn.

Colonel james o. Brondh0ad. ho as
tinRushed lawyer and Democratic leader
81 81. Louis, accompanied by W. VIE,
FROM California.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30

"A Tex. March 29- lspeeiai
el.iqr of the rosi force was ceiee
u 4. te the international typogFapli1-i
"-isA Elects in Chigaso Ii jams
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1893-11-22

What do you think of the idea
OF having permanent exhibit of
Virginia's resources" was next asked.
at is a thing l have always adj
vocated and am still heartily in ia
vOr of. l already have a quantity
of material that could be put in the
exhibit. [ trust the Legislature
will act favorably upon the matter,
and that well-'ighted place will
be recommended for the display.
Another very importan, feature will
be to have the display made in a
neat and attractive manner, so as
to catch the eye of the observer and
at the same time leave good i'm
preston"
To KEEP SWEET PoTAroEs.-Dig
them before cold weather and get
them nice and dry. Then put them
up in fine shavings, in barrels or
boxes, one layer of potatoes and
one layer of shavings, and keep
them in dry room where it is not
too cold to freeze, and they will
keep nice until late in the spring.
H. Croft, in the Saint Louis
Journal of Agriculture"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1893-11-22

and if the weed is allowed to 90
unchecked there is every probability
that the damage will go on increas-
ing in the same ratio.
Produce shipments from Wythe
county, Va, are very heavy at salts
factory prices. 1t is thought the
principal crop, cabbage, will reach
at least 100000 pounds. Rural
Retreat has shipped so far 100000
pounds.
The crop of potatoes in the Pro-
vince of Prince Edward Island this
year is enormous and the potatoes
are of splendid quality. They are
retailing in Halifax, N. S., from yes
sells at % cents a bushel.
Speaking of the prospect of set
tiers locating in this State, Commits
sioner of Agriculture Thos. White
head recently said: "Our CORES
pondence is simply immense. AL
ready several parties have located
upon Virginia soil and others have
been here looking around for suita-
BILE property to purchase. Most of
the immigrants are from the North
west"