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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
MEXICAN NEWS,

The international Press association y au-
thoritatively Informed that the government
~ not oven thinking 81 the abohshinenl OF
the free zone. Ia spite u news TO That euect
published in the United states.
Er-Posttnnstcr-G General Wanamakcr - be
ing shown many COurtCsics by the Mexican
officials and especially by the postoihce de-
partment
The government has decrced that switches
on the railroads must hereafter have all
possible safety devices.
Experiments are being made IN tea plant
Ing near Cordoba by a Mexican syndicate
employing Chinese and Mexican labor
The Chihuahua press complains that mn
American conductor on the Central rail-
road threw "A poor Mexican from q train ut
fun speed because be was unable 20 pay
courts. The superintendent upheld the COM
ductor Tho government has ordered an
investigation.
reduction I'm the numerical force or the
army IS proceeding as fast MS vacancies
occur. Tho economies introduced into the
government by Finance Minister Jose Ives
tAmanton are beginning TO bear good fruit
The Tehuantepec railroad construction Is
progressing rapidly aud though n VIII not
be- finished IN the specified time II will not
be- delayed much longer.
President Diaz denies that there IS con-
tCmulatcd any changes in his cabinet. That
the financial condition OF the cOutry o. good
and foreign relations excellent, nnd the sec
retafies IN ful accord with the executive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
LABOR NOTES,

london has 5000 sailors.
There are 5000 union harhers.
Winnipeg tailora are on strike.
Chicago gashtters want "a dav.
iMualo macldnlsts are reorgaulzlnq.
England has t,W000O union men.
hoston bakers will abolish SUNDAY work
Chicago has 20lO brotherhood snsdnsors
ton, W." W "'ope'a-
Cincinnati has twenty union barber shons
Hest. hsoslon marble cutters are getting 10.
ann x Paris one-fOurth Of the people live IA
Foundry strike "hu
o, a proposed francesca law win aool
an inVreaSc N''N''9 won
$500 day. '"u'N LOT
Tor polscemcn uAS
Nfqenluih believes thnt socialism ,rin 4,
WV eultNs the newt century.
wheeling carpentens want "A, nnr nam,
NVsAhge employers uifM iO mar eDnt NN""
nNlRpss Mclalesie ~ linniosta,i es,..
et}s, over S2lUOOQ v,irth TX % 'N4't
pN peeh dumped Into the rirsr ,,ti.,W,,,' . ~
p'eh spoiled Ia experimenting ia MA b'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
OKLAHOMA NEWS,

Tom owen WIS arrested nt Arrapahoe for.
~ y thurE'u. diNulsuE secrets OF the late
Norman grand jury OF which he was a
utmher
Wheat, oats ANA barley are IN excellent
condition an throughout the territory.
rhrce oklahoma city aldermen received
threat 'piug white zap notices The alder.
men were ch,l ged IA the notices with not
being nc Ia hold their positions, bribery, etc.
Tho oklahoma Territory fait win occur
THIS year frOlu sept, 10 TO 22 INCLUSIVE. Ihp
race programs hu,h been prplarrd there
being NltVo put mp M PURSES Ctc Inc pre-.
mlmn list has not becn completed yet bur
the directors have decided 10 offer sucn M.
crh premiums ns VIII place On eNhihit the
best Of every thing proluced IN Oklahoma
A good vein of coal has been discovered
within four miles of MulhaIl
A month aEo W. A. Walton OF Cleveland
county was divorced from his wife Tut they
lave decided 10 forget the past ana ON lnst
sunday wore rcmartVd.
John Greeley, James Russcy. John ".
oiuslol ana Edward Dyer an under indict,
incut for perjury, failed 10 appear ln cOurt
&c uklahoma CITY and their bonds were
AZ oklahoma city Judge grcen granted
tho motion tor change of venue tn the cnge
or h. NJ RcUll, charged win the uurdpr
of ~ X Mcheunon. ho win probably be
tried at Norman,
Ina the district court at oklahoma CIV
tlr jury brought Ia q ycplict OF guilty 0i
shooting with intent 10 kiu arninst Ceorge
WnrTcnherg OF Crescent city, and no vos
sentenced TO eighteen months in tho pcni.
II begins to look as though the govcrr.
mont would resurycy Tie stifp befnr, n,
opens, Says tho Oklahoma state tnpitnI
one Of the original surveying party rrcoutIy
,oia Vne ,MilS,r thNt tWVthlrds ot the COR
hers IN the strip had boon destroyed
Tho gambling houses OF Gutnne nave
been CLOSED. "'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

Nueces county; Mecanio Sanchez VS..
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway
company, appeal from Neuccs county.
Dismissed II. a. Blunt Vs. w. a.
Boxer. appeal from San Augustine county
for want of entree of appeal; NJ Camp
BELL receiver vs.. Joanna Davis ct al,
appeal from Cherokee county. Hartman
+. Benson vs.. Annie Benson, appeal
frcm Galveston county.
Oyerruled-A Annie Z, Harris VS.. w. 81.
IiOskns, appeal from Brazoria county.
Motion for rehearing-B. A. Shepard
vs.. Galveston, Houston aud Henderson
Railway company, appeal from Calves
ton county; Henry House vs.. the uous.
ton Waterworks company. appeal from
Harris county; Cora Il. Foster vs.. New
York and Texas Land company ct al.
appeal from Galveston county.
Submitted Hess vs.. Mrs. j. Drey-
fuss, appeal from Cameron county on
briefs for appellant; Texas and New
Orleans Railway company vs. james
Wynn. appeal from Harris county, mo-
ton for rehearing; Western Union Tele.
graph company vs.. Ely Walker, appeal
from Tyler county
Motion to Affirm on certificates. set for
submission April 20-Gulf. Colorado ana
Santa Fe Railway company VS. Carrie
Riordon. appeal FROM Harris county: r.
r. Davis * BRO. vs.. Herman Schaffef
q Co; Kate l.. Cook ct al. vs.. Inter.
national and Great Northern RAILWAY
company; Michael Ash VS.. Sam Tubb:
Brown & Flewelan ct nj. VS.. u. u. Dun
ham, G. y. Huddlestone VS. ri. Kempner
ct al; Texas and Pacific Railway com.
pnuy VS. Geo. w. Grow: Texas and PA.
cifc Railway company vs. Buckelow:
Western Union Telegraph company. vs..
w. w. Merrill Western Union Telegraph
company vs. II. +. Cooke: Texas and
Pacific Railway company IS. w. 7.
Twenah.
Court adjourned until April 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
DAN0rnOus LTrIIAnoy

For the second time representatives Of
the Rock Island railroad are here at tho
instance Of eitiEcns Of Fort Worth.
When they were here before the clti.
gems submitted proposition to thcm for
the construction of the Rock Island To
Fort Worth, To which they as5euteL.
They are here now 10 ascertain whether
Fort Worth IA prepared 10 carry out
the terms Of that proposal. and 10 enter
into a contract with tho city or 20 put
an end 70 all negotiations on the sub,
ject
Yesterday two efforts failed 10 get a
meeting OF citizens 10 ircut with these
gentlemen. Tho business men Of tho
city have displayed aud are Displaying
a lotbnrgy on the subject that is amaz.
Ing one would Imagine chat they AFRO
couicnted with the present railroad .ltn.
alton OF Fort Worth and do NOT care
% Improve o. Today gnJther effort WIN
DO ulade 10 conclude an agreement for
the construction Of thc Rock Island to
Fort Worth Iherc viii be- a confer.
oncc between citizens and The Rock Isl,
and representatives 90 10 o'clock this
morning 40 Tho Chamber Of Comnrrcc.
Every busiurss man of Fort Worth who
desires Tie road 10 build hcre should ho
there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE

An Zee factory Is being erected at Myrtle
Springs
a barrel factory Is being erected at Myr-
tie Springs.
Work hue commenced on the new Green
villC bank building.
Several now dwelling houses are under
construction nt Paris.
The new Cumberland Presbyterian church
al Hubbard city WIN sopu De completed.
a sewerage company has been organized
nt Palestine with "a capital of SlWWO
Tyler Democrat Reporter WIth more fac.
tories building, the cotton Bcit shops en-
lnrglng business ana rosidouo, houses go
Ing up uu all siiUs ana business healthy
ana growing Tyler may hv looked upon
az the manufacturing metropolis OF the
great state. Ms she ~ now the muuutuctur-
lug ana commercial center or Eastern
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
TEXAS SlFTlNGS.

Rain iq very badly needed IN the lower
lilo Gruudc country.
A knights OF pythias lodge was organized
at henderson last night
fuunin county farmers are turning their
attention to hog raising
victor \ilas. Galveston snloon-Keep1r, has
mrstcrlously disappeared.
The hrocyear Old SON az Nick Kelly Of
WcllDoru died fron hydUuulhln,
Reuben Burr, aged lG NUS confessed OF
recently robhlug the LipsgOmh postonicr
Another car Of MoXicO's exhibit on route
90 the chicago fair passed through Laredo.
Bll Hewitt WAS placed iu the puus Jun
charged with introducing liquor M the In
dllu Territory.
l.. g. Curdguas who has boon confined m
the Laredo JAIN ou rlursc ut smuggling
cattle, has made hts escape.
bcnaun Herald -ruruDs from the terri.
tory think that > j. MrAlrHter viii bp yuu-
nrmrd Us United States marshal m spite
OF the opposition.
Grcruynie Bauuer-A letter written by
Mr. W. I. Wards mother from Memphis
Iuun., where tlut rvuiemun is confined ia
the hospital, states that Mr. Ward D. rap
IDLY Improving bud viii ht nblr 10 be- up
md about again az AN carly DAY. Mf.
Wards mind has cleared up since the doe
tors NUT using upintys ON him. and an his
faculties are clear ana bright as they ever
were. Ills speedy recovery viii bp hailed
with delight hy the people OF Grccnvillo.
sherman Register Sheriff cheney Is busy
mukug preparations 10 execute the death
penalty pronounced against the negroes
sam Massey from thls county ANA JIM
liurko from Lamar county tried at the
last term or the district court at Iouhain
lu answer TO further questions the sheriff
said ho hud not yet ChOrsvn the ulucp where
ne Will erect The rhlows, but that 10 VIII
be erected ut SOME private place near the
cry, a. there iH not room az the IAN. 'the
doomed men are taking matters umctIy.
liwk says he Is NOT ready to die ana Mas.
scy protests his innocence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
1iNAS rYoNn nj. nornsoun.n


1iNAS mEYoNp run KurnsUHILn
One Of the attorneys Cor Major J @
Ran,llc. who Is On trlal nj Dallas for the
unproyobcd murder of an mormcd man
has u harsh opinion Of Tcgos nows
paper mca which escaped n an inpetnons
burst Of augcr la tho coursc OF an examl.
nniioU pf a Wltnc6t II Is TINT "the minds
u the pcoplc are poisoned by tho venom
distilled into them by the most disrepu,
table SGT Of newspaper men that cycr
disgaced a state"
Journalists who consider THAT they owe
o duty 20 society may know that their
work Il eiIectual when the "lndlmntlonr
OF attorneys hired for 10 nluch cash IN
hund 10 set murdcrers free Of the Autebe,
Of the law assuil them
Texas has progressed greatly since the
trial Of the Rotl,schlld case. ana even
then i took the trouble to exprcss its
own indignation In way that Inns ma,
yet been forgotten,
To the gallows or the pcnltentinry with
the rich murdercrs as well MS the NOR
ones. Money can buy many favors, but
we Public Conscience demands that II
SHAH keen lis fingers on the Law, ana
u VIII enforce that demand on know tho
reason why. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
GALVESTON APPEALS COURT.
DECISIONS RENDERED IN A
LARGE NUMBER OF I'M
PoRTANT CASES.

~ galveston. Tex April G.--iSpeeial
lnG court OF civil appeals met toany ana
feh9hered the following decisions.
Alnrmed Mrs Elizabeth Delhain W
M ','.i N9uonal Railway company /.
hapl Land ana lrOp oonipnny W. Ioi,,,
a, BOYD, appeal fpm Cherokee emn,vi
~ j. keaSiey vs. w l.. BOothe. nnn.o I
lioiA lAVaca county; Southern pari6f
company vs. John X Linn. appeal fran,
w h9lton gonnty; Andrew Baxtor or M
NT w X Baker et al, apneal from
y i,oY,lsom,9F{ county VIM. - 'rraylor M
II, sii,'il ca hng.toharl, appeal from Yicso.
county "'NF' ''N'N oihheV
- reversed aud remanded- Sarah "
DiV'A vs. Wn' Benton. appeal from,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
the GAZETTE: IA wURrH. TExAs FRIDAY APRIL z 1893.

ineots. and over 100000 worth q ma
CIncry has been destroyed by lpls WI
skilled labor. This Is great deal o. inonel
for even n Carnegie 10 lose. Besides tnis
he has lost an the big Jobs given nlil pg
the government and bis 0ld men ave 80
ting them ont In other mills. A. anolher
result ~ his trouble Mr.. Carnegie mas
given up his space at the Worlds finr'
Dresser tenders IN n Providence WOODEN
mil have struck for 81 q DAY.
A four months boycott hns compelled
Syracuse baker 10 hire union men,
In New Mexico the Atlantic and Paclhc
railroad has discharged all union hands.
Eighteen Cincinnati lasters were discharg-
Ell and bows were given their places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
IT Is DECLARED
eY THE CITY COUNCIL OF Dali
LAS TO BE CONNOR
Who Has a Plurality Of Tho Voles-A Trust
Decd-Tho Randle Tral-OH
Tor Washington
IT is DECLARED

Dallas, Tex, April G-(Spcciol. Tho
city council met this afternoon and can.
yasscd the returns of the election Of
Tuesday last. Tile vote for Mayor JtOod:
Connor, =, COunor, with the aldermen.
elect whose names have been heretofore
published, were declared elected.
Bryan II. Barry was present. " y
understood that q contest will follow,
but Mr. Barry and the Democratic lead
ers are very rcticrnt as 10 what course
they shall pursue In fact, IL may be
Kicker iuslpud of q fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April 0.-There was little
speculation nc the stock exchange today.
The market was not weak at any time
but under sales TO realize profits by the
bulls and renewal Of bear attacks,
prices reacted M intervals Commission
houses received liberal buying orders
for local out of town account early in
the day and prices advanced. Eastern
and Western trunk line shares were es-
pecially strong. Subsequently there was
a decline on talk of heavy gold exports
and the passage of the maximum freight
bill by the Nebraska legislature. Prior
TO the set back quotations attained were
the highest for some time. IL subsequent
ly transpired that gold shipments Satur-
day will fall away below the estimates.
This caused fractional recovery In late
dealing. The market closed steady in
tone.
Railway bonds strong.
Government bonds steady.
States dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

an mo lulet0f election ever held IN
Fort Worth, with a walk-oyer IN prospec,
Tor the entire Democratic ticket aud with
me majority Of its most strongly oppos,.l
candidates nearly 1000, over 1900 votes
were east at the polls ON Tueslav \,
" fair and rcasohalle estimate, an
soodluons considered. that not exceed.
les 20 per cent Of tho voters Of Fort
Worth went 70 the polls.
~ 'Qe pqst closely contested election
efsr hela " Dallas. with a,e result uneor.
uNa' lAe ISSUES Important. The contest M.
tsfiy Personal, ana the vote 80 close tbn,
ssefe Y an apparent diderence between
'ne sNo leHdiAg candidates OF but hyo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
PAPER CURRENCY,

Ar q W. slmpsoE evidently ms ma
eswN q Aoeping things moving M the
NV, ,,s alfse'on, u the packory could get
s''as without him Il would he GOOD idea
y nlopce nun y stay lp northern cliica
y" Weeks ana brlug d few more millions
v 0Api'Ai down here. Mr. pimpsou nlm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
FosTERs LOCAL FoREcAsT

The storm waves win reach this mo.
ridian and the other changes noted will
occur at, aud within 100 miles of Fort
Worth, within twenty-fonr hours before
or nftor sunset Of the dates given bee.
low
April Wind changing.
April S-CuOlcr aud CLEARING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

self a not the least Of the advantages the
packery deal will bring 70 Fort Worth.
watts, tho trouble with the Indians now1
Tho president appointed watts post
master and there was a war ioomed up
IN tho near subsequently The president
revoked the commission and another w9r
Immediately doomed.
The discovery OF the den Of potrined
snakes In Colorado testihes to the wide
circulation OF the st. Louis GloDe.Democrat.
they evidently read the snake department
OF that paper aud were petrined with aston
ishmcnt.
The Gazette extends congratulations 10
tho elected, and condolences 70 the defeated
who are cordially invited 10 come over TO
the Lords side by the next election so
that thoy can share IN our rejoicing over
democratic Victories.
Tho experiments with pneumatic tubes
FOR the delivery Of small packages seem
TO be very successful and a strong move
ment IS being made for their adoption as
part Of tho postal system between the
most important cities.
with some Of the tribes executing the
Messiah dance. the Choctaw troubles NJ
Autprs and the threatened conflict between
the Chcrokoe5 aud the citizens associa-
tion. the Indians arc furnishing conclusive
arguments against unfolding further sepa-
rate governmental organization.
Judge DullOsc ordered the citizens CONF
miitpe OF Memphis 20 get out or his oincc
which tho members OF that committee
aid. They then went 20 Nashville ana
through the legislature. ordered Judge Du-
Bose 60 get out Of his office which the pres
cnt indications are, ne Will do. 1ms might
10 be- called c1nli0ns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

on tho face Of the returns and the courts
are to finally settle the matter, the total
vote cast was but 1905.
Two years ago Dallas polled $500
votes.
We have no comment 90 make except
that Fort Worth Is doing a better BUSH
ness every year OF the old stand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
OFF TO WASHINGTON

Sam Klein and g. r. Gilbert OF the
ines Herald will leave for Washington
City tomorrow morning ON business
mission. Mir Klein also goes TO pny his
aspects TO Democratic administration.
lie Is. one. Of the Original Cleveland
men, but has never met the chief OK.
ccutive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
FINANCIAL,

Clearances Yesterday. 1858. 500. is: hal
mnces. sol, 1a637 rs compared with
rlcarances. Sl51. 75t.5G; balances S3t.-
D2.27 for he corresponding day last
vnap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
MONEY AND ENCHANGE-

New York, April, 6-Money on call.
irregular, 6U3, closed OFF II.
Prime mercantile paper Od7.
Sterling exchange, firm. S4S6 14Gl SO
IL for 60 days; S4.S7 1-2n4SS demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
THE RANDLE CASE.

Sam Lcdbetter n negro. testified IN +bo
case today He sworc that Inc was M
WE. Palace saloon ON the night of the
killing and did not Sec Henry Plummcr
present
Joseph W. Record testified that no
hearl %, 5, Randall say "he was fixed
for Major Raudle."
~ ltelm' the negro porter az the Pal.
was called lie made one stnt,mrpt M
no coroner's inquest and another before
!he gr0nl jury and the prosecution mnde
t warm Tor him. Helm was yory
poor witness lQr the detcuse. az he con.
Uaulclei himself SO often At 3 O'clock
court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
EXTRA PAPERS FOR SALE
A Few Copies Of Tucsdays Gazette on Hand
Tor Sale.

Parties desiring coplos Of Tuesdays
Gazette containing the account Of the
cosummation Of the packcry deal. can
secure them by applying at the business
oiicc. Tho papers viii be- furnished
wrapped ready for mailing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
PARTLY PERSONAL.
lrlohnrne Chrnnlclel

tClcburue Chrouiclcl
Mr.. o. -. Colqmtt. editor aud proprietor
OF the Terrell Tunes star. has purchased
the stock interest held boy Mpssrs. B. b.
Paddock and s. Williams M the tort Worth
Gazette, and hns been elected yicc.Urcsl-
don't OF tho Democrat Publishing company.
Mr.. CulQuitt H. well known Ia Texas us a
thorough newspaper man ana tine readers
OF Tho Gazette may be- assured that he IS
valuable accession 90 the paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
FTNANCIAI. N0TEs

The contest for national bank examiner
Tor Iowa Is assuming new phase and
the conditions surrounding the case are
peculiar. About eight years ago Mr..
Cleveland appointed John A. Stone bank
examiner for Iowa. Upon the assumption
Of power by the Republican party Mr..
Harrison made Mr.. Stone Il special hank
examiner for Texas. Arkansas. Okla
homa and a part of Louisiana. II now
trnnspires that Stone has appealed 10
the treasury department 20 be reappoint-
ed To his former field--Iowa John Me-
Hugh of Crosco, the present incumbent
was appointed four years ago for polti-
cal reasons. He now hopes 20 hang on
upon the grounds of faithful service and
experience. The matter Is assuming n
very complicated shape. as both men
seem determined In securing this single
state, Both men are well known through
out Texas.
The averages Of the New York City
banks for last week, compared with the
same time last year. are as follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
ATTEND THIS MEETING.
THIS rs TO ALL INTERESTED IN
THE WELFARE OF THE CITY
Free Conference Wanted OF tho Rock island
Subscribers and All Olhor Good Citizens
with the Roads Representatives.

AIT NJ. G. Hurley, who IS Chairman
w lle special committee on neqofintions
ana ,.e Representatives, vt che Rock Isl.
40 me fund ana an other ciiigens of lS,rt
Norh Who are Interested I'm me v,eIfer,
on tse city. 90 mcet the representes ~,
81 {he Chicago, Rock Island and ireyos
NtNllWay company az The Chamber ~
,.oHsaaerce rooms this morning al Is
The can IS an ureencv eou .,.l A.
Hurley earnc~ily urges ail int"rtsfsl :" y,
is'ps Ia De present al the meeting,
" may he the one 10 decide tht nn,,sti',,
shall Fort Worth have ne Roek island
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
GIVE a TRTsr nrrn

~ H. Webster one of the defeated
candidates for mayor filed trust decd
tuuNy on MS stock OF furniture md
rQths Heights aud 100 lots ip Wro"t
Houston. j. j. Roberts is named os trns'
zee and the liabilities nre placed M S,;06O
Asses twice chat amount. Webstcrs
iHallpagn expenses, it is alleged, were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

A woman without AZ
ried az Christ church. Nfs
ring was placed aIye
of her left foot a
this was PERFORMED a
Bury ST, Edmund's
was placed on one "
between which she E
signed ia moFriage fos''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

Rubber suits keep on the rain, over
coats the cold. oil Of anisc enables one
to eat live Goals or play with red hot
pokers without physical Inconvenience.
Now won't somebody Invent a rcfrgera-
tor suit by which we can protect our
selves when old Sol shows too warm a
regard for us2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

The GnEette will decline hsrenner go
print communications which are merely
expressive Of tho writer's opinions Facts
oian interesting nature viii DO printed.
lut comments viii not 40 usod unless
N ncIhIly .nlIuIInh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

y. B. Colquitt of the Terrell Timcs.Star
has bought I'm interest In the Fort Worth
Gazette. ana will hereafter be- cditoually
connected with that paper In the way Of
% boomer OF this section OF the state, The
Gazette rs ID hummer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07
FOR SALE.

Two thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type for Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 200
pounds Of BREWER body type; been In
use only three months; good as new.
wan DE sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
,noro 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-07

10 tho Public.
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male az present Authorized TO receive and
receipt Tor subscriptions for the Gazette
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90 any other persons representing them
selves AZ travelling agents " this pa per, as
al authority heretofore Issued 20 nnf other
person than those mmed r. hereby 70.
vokod.
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