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day." Thereupon there was a dis
pute, and in order to settle it the
chairman telephoned to an old-estab-
lished Paris paper asking them to
look up their file of the date in ques-
tion. They did so and the answer
was received that Inandi was right.
AS, however, his challenger refused
to pay the 10Of. as promised, lnandi
brought an action in the courts to re-
cover the sum. The defense was that
the bet was in the nature of gam
bling transaction and therefore lille.
gal, but this was withdrawn and the
money was paid. London News.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
Part of the ReciIaI.

TenDysOn's wonderful poem, The
Revenge" was first published in the
Nineteenth Century in 1873 or 1879.
On the eve of its publication, Jenny
son invited between thirty and forty
of his most intimate friends to his
house in Eaton Square, in order that
he might recite this patriotic piece
to them. As the poet proceeded in
his rich and sonOrous tones, the
favored few hung upon his words
When he reached the last lines
And tine whole sea plunged and fell on the
shot shattered navy of Spain.
And the tile Revenge herself went down by
the Island crags.
To be lost eyermorc in the min"
the feelings OF all present were
strung up into excitement and en-
thusiasm, when, to the amaze
ment Of all, the laureate added, with
out the slightest pause and without
the least change OF tono in his voice,
land the beggars only gave me three
hundred pounds for It, when i: was
worth at least five hundred pounds
or more. n.-Argonaut
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
The Hot Wind, OF Egypt.

The most pernicious. winds are the
samiels or hot winds OF Egypt.
They come from the deserts to the
southwest and bring with them in
finite quantities OF fine dust. which
penetrates even the minutest crevice.
The thermometer often rises TO 1875
during their continuance, and thou
sands OF human beings have been
known to perish from suifocation in
the fiery blast 1t was one OF these
samiels that destroyed the army OF
Sennacherib Alexander the Great
nearly lost his whole force in an
other, and the army Of Cambyses was
utterly annihilated.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
Refnrm,tlon IN Mrsnrc.

The maharajah of Mysore has de-
cided, il possible, to put an end 20
marriages between children, or
rather infants in his kingdom. He
issued an order recently forbidding
girls under years and boys under
IA to marry. in the future no man
aged 80 or more dare wed a girl
under II. The edict has aroused
much opposition in Mysore, but the
ruler is said to be an energetic man
aud capable of executing regulations
which he is pleased to p-omulgate.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
CHANCES OF GETTING KILLED
IN Twenty-Four- Mile Railroad Ride
They Are to 1,4e1,9iO.

n n Twenty Four Mile Railroad Ride
They Are 1 to 1,491.9i0.
II man takes a ride 81 the aver
age length, which is twenty-four
miles, in railway train in this coun-
try, what is his chance OF getting
killed. asks the Pittsburg Times.
According to the interesting report
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion. it is one chance in 1,491,910
If young man of 20, Tilted
by his sweetheart. should de-
termine to commit suicide without
sin by getting accidentally killed ia
railway accident. he might do it.
Certainly he might DO it. If he were
to get on train as passenger an&
ride, ride, ride at the rate OF thirtys
five and one-half miles an hour, day
and night, every hour of the day and
svery day in the yea, if he had aver
sge luck he would eventually get sur
cease from the gnawing pain at his
heart somewhere in the course OF
passing over. 80. 542. 2S2 miles, for ac-
cOrding to these official figures, one
passenger is killed for every 50, 5I2.-
2S2 miles that passenger is carried.
According to the same he would be-
injured in some way eight and three
quarters times. or eight times and q
bad scare. l. is little better than
one chance in three that he would
come to an untimely grave in conse-
quence Of collision, but if he pre-
ferred to have the train run of the
track to kill HIM he would haze only
| one chance in nine to be satisfied.
, His possible journey would have
taken him around this weary world
and past the place where she went
to housekeeping with the other fell
low l,42l times, and would have cost
him, at the rate o., three cents
nile and s. 80 night for a sleeping
berth, 81, 0S7, DIG. IS. In this melan-
Gholy state of mind he wouldn't care
how his shoes looked, and the porter
needn't disturb his grief for daily
quarter.
And when, after al his journeying
to his death, aud glowering out Of
the window at every unsympathetic
rock that might have fallen before
the.engine, and cursing every vagrant
browsing COW that might have tres
passed on the track and didn't. he
finds at length "the golden key that
opens the palace of eternity" it is
bigger chance than there are figures
for that ne will not be ready to 90.
For the scenery of this world be-
comes interesting after awhile. even
to one smitten with disappointment
and angry with all creation. There
are many pretty acquaintance to be
picked up in the course OF a long
Journey, also, and time is a great
healer of lOve-sickness, even though
a slow one He would be in his
lSjth year by the time his desperate
purpose was achieved, and he would
have more sense than he started
with. He would have had leisure to
reflect from time to time on how his
false sweetheart's false teeth became
her now; how her rheumatism was.
whether gray hair and spectacles
changed her much, and how she
managed with those great-grand-
children of hers.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
A Hint to Smokers.

Sam Johnsing-Whar dc debble
ecu got dis cigar? Hlh, how it do
smell.
Jeems Webster-Dem cigars is
gerry good cigars but dey didn't
draw, so / soaked 'em in kerosene,
and now dey burns fus' te.-Tcxas
Siftings.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
Candid, But Cruel.

she-Am l the drSt girl you ever
proposed to, darling?
He, sincerely-No; but you are the
only girl who ever accepted me-
Modern Society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
WICIlED Holm.

san Antonio, Tex, Jan. 2j.--(SpecalD
John ireland, AN oN-conyict and one OF
the most desperate and notorious bur
glars in Texas. was captured last night
as he was in the act of burglarzing Il
party Of farmers sleeping In a camp
yard ireland has served two terms of
four years each I'm the state prniten-
tiary, as we'll as having lived half OF his
life in the county jail and city prisons
on many charges of burglary and theft.
About four years ago he was just about
to enter house here, when au occupant
heard him and fred the bail entering
the inuuder's eye, putting the member
out lie has had n number Of expert
enccs similar 90 this aud has done many
wicked deeds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
sANcTnIoNIoTS soOrNDREL

Portland. Ind. Jan. 2G.--Willi0m L.
Morse of Big Rapids, Mich, elopcd with
Mrs, Ella Barker wife of Riley Burkcr
six weeks ago taking with them Mrs.
Bankers li-yrUr-uld daughter Three
weeks ago they reached Bryant this
county. Morse RS un ordained Wesleyan
minister. He assumed the name of Us.
crs and took part in q revival nc Bryant
The injured husband arrived last night
and exposed them. Morse is In jail here
tonight charged with adultery. Mrs.
Barker gave bond for her appearance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
ANOTHER SENSATION
In Connection Win the Arkansas Stale Treas
ury Matter

Little Rock. Ark, Jan. 26-AnOthcr
state treasury sensation came tO light
Yesterday when the newly created state
debt board. of which Governor Fish
Md, * president. ordered the state treas
nrer 10 hold 5000 worth of coupons pre-
sented for conversion INFO bond scrip.
ID property Of the state. IL being evident
nm the coupons had been stolen from
ne state treasury. When they were
stolen on by whom remains 10 be de-
teruiuad The coupons were sent To-
fndee lSimban. prominent lawyer Of
tbis city. bv one a. ID. Mhitiless Of New
Lo,iloit. Conn Whore the latter obtain
IN thorn IL unknown. Nearly 5000
M those coupons are still out, ana tho
whole have been Etoleu ~ some lime
fr0m ile state treasury. IOvernor Fish
hack has determined 70 siit the matter
10 Tie bottom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
STOCK FAMINE.

Fort Dodge, La. Jan. 2OA stock
famine Is now n probability ia Northwest
eui Iowa. Hogs have been scarce for
some time past and ARE getting fewer
each day The price of pork in its vifi
Gus forms has gone mp TO q parity with
beef Bcrf, however, viii soon be high.
cr also. since there ARE now very few
cattle that are marketable in the cOun-
try, and buyers are daily buying up nll
the cattle they can get Tho price has
gone mp rapidly and people are begin
ming to fpar that meats of on kinds VIII
spou boz beyond their reach A large
umhrr of TURNER'S are shipping Rho0ts
from Missouri To this country tO rrstDck
thcn farms. but even this cannot pre-
vent Hpuly rise iu prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
.ArMnnn yIoLETT & co.

Orleans, La, Ian. 20. Especially
hood Violet a Co. say:
lures A peculiar feature about the
POOL market today Ia that every
j 10 August September rs lower
spots, and this position marks the
interest dangerous aud h mampu-
by the bulls prices would advance
~ The decline In Liverpool Is
while spots nrc unchanged. CUR
y this morning stated the decline
was due 10 indefinite postpone
Of the strike, but this afternoon
'able says later news Is more favor
beorlsh feeling was more pronounc-
fdaN apparently everywhere than
4 Dps for several weeks. and the short
I NJ already large was added 10 by
'r sales We do not say that the
~ will advance, although we can
Nery reason WHY IL should. but we
n predict when 10 does ii Will be-
q usIl We intend To make con-
appeals 10 the interior 10 take ace
ftcps 10 promoting organization 10
A acreage Give the spluncrs prOc-
. evidence Of am honest intention.
4 by comfy organization thrOuIhOut
touth can be accomplished. that the
~ is IN earnest ON this subject, and
n must be- no delay in bringing this
tnauOn 70 their attention and We
~ spring md summur. as well MS
~ Of next year will be lifted 10
10 satisfy any conservative bull,
tNl our national legislation does
Frohlhit future dealing.
Wilson IN tho last Liverpool Post
Nv says the January movement
'sts a crop under 100000, but the
ana spinner practically -uy it h
luln offset, even with such crop.
~ threat Of onti-optiou legislation.
lseq legislation aud labor strikes
NV ne evident tO everyone that with
M thls year of S.JOO,OOU, prices
N lhely have been Gar lower than
4l"est OF last year Now lot the IN
Hefch0ntS advance this crop
expectation of 9,OUOOOO rcNt sea-
~ let us see how successful he will
A' lall in making collections.
4. ,reSS,lp'S today, 10000 bales
! ~ lpoD b3les lost year Estimate
99IuIioW herc, Hl00 bales AGAINST
4 Dulen last yuar and 10000 bales
po''S ilsl year and $4,000 bales In
A s6egii have IN SIGHT ON, Feb. I. nhout
~, ualts' therefore $4,000 bales
M ~ pyhe INTO sight by next Sep.
Il ~ NUKE O,2JD,OOO bales. Is there
a N, '.iinl, stock 10 come forward
" Sooi This liiforcnccg
Rtiens 5 a Steady sales GiJO bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
A ulnEnI,s nEEn.

Franklin. Tex. Jan 30 (Spcclal.)-A. a.
Hail. q white man about 80 years Old and
the head of q family consisting OF his
WIFE Two grown daughters a son IA years
old ana % daughter II years old WAS con-
ylcted here today ou the charge of ruping
hls u year old child ana was sentenced To
thirtg-nvc years confinement IN the state
penltentiary. After this he plead guilty Ia
omen court TO the crime OF iuccst with his
la yenr-oid daughter aud took Two years IN
the pen for that Oucusr. The ease drew a
large crowd of men 10 the court house. The
evidence was positive ana full,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
eTAnDED Az OFFICER

Deni.on. Tex. Jan. 2G.--(Speeial) ~
This evening Constable Jack Loving
started 10 arrest a.man who was making
"A disturbance % Frank Carses' saloon,
when lac drew a knife and made a stab
M Loving, cutting a deep cash M the
loft cheek. The follow then ran, hut was
nfterwurd captured sad placed IN Jan
ne refused 60 give his name, Loyings
wound IL not serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
rnENnII nTnGET

Paris. Jan. 2B-lu the debate ou the budget
ga the chamber Of deputies today the secret
service fund clause caused an outbreak OF
pnnumuitc oratory especially uiter The ah'
uouucemcut that the vote on that cinuse
would De considered one Oi confidence on
the reverse M the government. Aiald much
confusion attacks OH thr government and
replies thereto were made but at the end
Of IL all the secret fund tuIea was az iu lh&'
T'hp principal feature ~ the dehute was thp
Of the insertions mat th govern
ment wps hplf hearted in im prosecution
az fftuIuuls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
eI.nIlpINn IN FInMT.

ST. Louis No. Jan 20 There has been
no sleeping car service between san Antonio
ana Kansas city since me Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas inaumratcd the Wagner ear
service. Negotiations are now in progress
between the International and Great North
eru and the Santa fc Nhd Pullman conn
pany. looking 10 the establishment OF through
Pullman service between San Antonio and
Kansas City via MllnnO Junction, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
n1,NnnN nAsE I'D No.

Florfsviup Tex. Jan. 20 Especial The
examining trial of burke nuinphrics aud
Eugene Arwtuu, charged with the murder
of Mr. Buudru, the Laycrnia u"rrhuui. iH
in progress here But nine ont uf sixty
witnesses have 80 FAR been examined
An tho preparations are cDmpVtrd for
hp execution tomorrow OF NlcHuOr llzUnd4.
unless thc governor should interfere This
VIII bo the nrN legal hanging lu Wilson
county,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
COAlAueMON TESTIMONY.

Galveston Tex. Jan 20 lSpeclull Tho
commission 90 Take testimony iu ihe Tcxns
rnilwuy commission ease 90 hC used ln the
trial of thp cause un lta mtrltS before t'ui-
TED States District Judge MnNcy in rehri-
AIRY. took the testimony NJ several experts
hqrp today. Tho examination WIS 10 show
flat 70 cost more 10 operate "a rail way in
Tcxns than anywhere else. The commission
adjourned this evening ana ihe attorneys in
Attendance have gone h0lne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
An on, NUM-.

Alyarado. Tex, Jan 26-iSpcciall-
Alessrs. Winfield Scott lN h. Harold
and Colonel w. L. Tambyn have today
completed arrangements and closed the
contract with the citizens of this place
to erect Ia time for next seasons work
a cotton seed oil mill In this city. The
mill rs TO be sixty ton capacity. WORK
will be commenced next week, nll pre-
liminarics are completed and tho mill
nm assured fact
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
ANOTHER SrREET RAILWAY.

Dallas, Tex. IAN. 20. Special r.
Dallas Is 10 have another street railway
Mayor Conner having signed an ordiu-
ance today granting valuable franchises
ON Elm street to Peak street 10 a. W..
Childress aud associates 10 construct
opprate and maintain au electric street
railway About fifteen miles Of street
railway win be- but before July !. The
Thompsou-iI0uston people are behind
the enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
OI.AHOMA IFGIsLATTRE

Guthrie. o. H., Jan 2G.-DSpeciall. -
The Oklahoma legislature has been IN
session seventeen days and only two
measures have been passed: one an net
10 provide Tot of extra clerks and pages
80 ms 10 give employment to favontes. Of
tile members; another . resolution asking
congress 10 authorize them 10 remnn IN
session and draw pay for thirty days
longer than the regular time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
HOUSTON BunGtAus.

Houston. Tex. Jan 20 Special Last
nlglt thp gang Of burglars which is Opcrut-
inc m tlic CITY. visited the store Of John
tluy. They blew upcu The outer doors ~
the snfc with dynamite and succeeded 400 So.
curing several hundred dOllHiN worth Of
iowclry They failed to get into the steel
chest Since New Orleans uad other cit.
les have run out the gamblers, thugs aud
thieves. there has been u big colony VI them
locnted here, where they have immunity.
Buncl victims ore daily reporting their cK'
pcricnccs, but without any relief
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
NlnrnnnIsr REYIYAL rIGHT

Springfield No. Jan, 20 At a Metho-
dist revival six miles from here last night
lanes Snmons aud John Snow
became involved ia quarrel, and
fought with knives Both recciv-
ed several wounds, Mr. Simous
entered the ARRAY ana was badly
en- ana another member OF the same
family. George Snow, received q mortal
wound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
GOLD MAY GO
Gold May Come, but Our
Securities Are Good
wllL GO ON FOREVER,
v,las and Paying Dividends honey
. ow as Oae AVID ong-hai Per
Cent Rreasous Tor Gotten
Going Lower


~ liatN'f ana ln,ettl a
Orleans. La- Jan. -O.--l>i'e''''''
et,nr 4, Gilbert suy: r..,.....
~ fbe hope that tue roiliciv.'''
I'M min owners ana optiAuNgs
ronld bring about ~ scl' .',...,'.,,.
,, h1,'i as tile meeting broke up
y dn3ng the morning stated thut
'G e wore determined more IMAM
r.ist me demand of tier em-
/" 1bc effect Upon ull markets.
,,,,tc nronourced. Deliveries m
WI ,Jo,iiucd 5-Gh bus later. there
.nmc recovery ANA lIi' ''"N'"N ~
M, ,,pra about ihe average OF
e,,,. wrecks, the total being iOOO
y. NV 'gn"nbon,ed nriccs. Our market
W M nojnfs during the mornings
W ~ .ollcs from Liverpool I'M
se. NV, ortry. me closing of that
~ lu" ,g.ort must have been made
so H,, ,nnBictiug PARTIES together
", ~ ' rssnt That the prospect for q
s.ttlsmput of existing diliicnl-
b se', .,,,,ci bctfcr. and e. IL con-
leu, liii',al tbnt tho strike will
~ 49, ,.itiin n fpw DAYS.
70 NV '", tbis nucoUraging ncws
ell'D' ,,,,s nyl MI tho closing we
lul'e [" .. ~ pnirts below yrstcr-
pui ln.sH. ,. ~ points from the
A Ier1''''
uuS" ,i,.,l = IN q points lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
rrnNIlY,s AIEssAnE.

Nashville. Tern. Jan. ~. The legislature
today. iu joint convention, elected W b.
Morgan secretary Of state JAZZ A. Harris
oomnfr8ller. and ". Is. Craig treasurer
Governor Tnrney's nrst message was road
IN b0th housca. n n q brief document lie
recommends the building ~ new penl-
tertiary aud ihq purchase by tile siate ~ "A
tract N conl lands and working conyicis in
mines 20 be opened thereon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
saw MILL DESTROYED.

Columbus. Ga. Jan 20, The saw mn
of q. w Fawors 81 Co., near here. WSat
destroyed by the explosion ~ q h9le =
Win Griffin and Titus Heath We're Aii NV
sandy Tiusley. joint Grayland, Hon
Wachon. fatally injured. -Four others
painfully hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
HLACK l-NG In NArTLN.

Laramie Wyo., Jau 26.-Blucl, log hus
broken ont among cattle on the ranches
near Medicine Bow, and cattle men nre
worried for fear the disease viii spread.
4 rauchmnn namcd Schultz has lost five
head within the last few days. and others
huNe lost two and three head each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
A sNcREr cnNTRACr

New York, Jan 90 The Evening
Post claims TO have secret contract
signed 10y James Smith and George j..
Gould, under which, It holds, the Pacific
Mail company is completely dominated
In all it's operations by Che Missouri
Pacific and other roads of the Tran,cun-
tuentnl association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
erANnAL nnnKrn-

Rome. jon. 26 Scandals M connection
with certain banks Ia This city nnd Naples
thraatpu 10 have % Tar moro serious c0hse-
ouenac ihan was At first deemed probable,
and promise 10 lead 10 q scandal. The
naue 0f Sgn0r CnHp ex-prlme minister
has been miScl mp in the affair ana the
public Is on the qul yiye for further develop
mcuta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

Nnshylllc Tom. Jam 2B A Banner spc.
cinl from Dyorsmrc Tom. anyH 49, u.
Nichols. cNtOWn marshal, was slot nui Zoe
gtauuy Killed hy one HUiicr ni thlH place
last night Butler made his escape u was
n clear cuso Of asgnssluatIOn Hud "a large
rcwnrd rs offered Tor iiutlef, who ~ o Fnn
of q. n. Butler, representative Of McNaity
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
MANSFIELD MAD.

New Orleans, La, ,Iaa. o. CSpedal)
Tonight Us the sixth performance that
Richard Mansfield has turned money
away before s O'Clock in New Orleans
is Mansfield mudY
HENRY GREIlNWALI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
: STOCKS AND BONDS

ile M j, san. Extraordinarily over
lerl 1TI',',t''' today was ia sugar and
nld wv wv prospect of large ont
+ witbnn' saturday seems 10 hqve
|iccs ~, ipuheHcc upon tho course
|iroad 10y NY market closed firm.
Iyorr1mi 9gish firm 20 strong
lm bog gg. bonds dun ana firm.
'NA neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
nnANrnn A REapII-n-

FIorewllle. Tex Jan. 90 Especial. 1.-The
rogcrn1r has granted hlcaHOr Elis0udo
WHO was 20 have been hung tomorrow a
respite az WO weeks Sherlm Nimrncs has
postponed the execution in Accordance with
Tho Governors orders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
nnllINlnN liAlIlAMIlNI.

Ottawa ont, Jan. 26. a. 3 O'Clock this nf.
tcrno1n Governor General stanley proceeded
Ina state to the senate chamber und members
III bnth housvH assembled. This opened the
thlrd session Of the seventh parliament OF
the Dominion of Canada,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
child DR0yNEp

Houston Tex, Jan. 20 -fspeciall-A q
year.Oll child of Thomas 1lerner. ono n
the contractors on tue North Gnlvcsfon
road. zen into pond near LaEOrte today
and was drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

Valparaiso, JAu IA correspondent IN
Astgus. l,lo Gnndc do Sul, says the gov
erumcnt forces are failing back on Port
Allegro. The federtls have NOT made any
general forward movement Negotiations IN
Corrientcs have been discontinued,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
wrNT no pIEcns.

Tnmplco, Mexico, Ian. 70 The hbnn.
doued steanship Paris went 10 pieers ye4-
ierdny on the reefs ~ BlanQuili0 island. A
large portion 81 tic cargo was saved bf
Jugs aud lighters before The steamer broke
No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
M SnNATOR

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 2O.-lf the
pledges of the members of the legislature
are 10 be relied upon there viii bee no
election OF a senator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27

Paris jan. %. ErangucVille the examin-
ing magistrate IN The Fanalna Canal case.
los signed bis report and delivered Il 10
the minister 81 Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
1fN,KNowy Mn KII.IlED.

Tevlor Tex Jan 81. Especial l-AN uu-
lrnotgl man With So ih his pockei wa run
down and killed On Aassaag Greek "
freight train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
u. n. MoRGAN DEAD.

Huntsville. Tex. jan 20 Special, I'D.
H. Morgan. a student Of the Snm Houston
normpl from ScuITy county, died last Night
from purumOuiu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-27
LYNDON Woor, sArpe

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