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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
THE REASON WHY

The movement to nmalguunte the diff
fcreut livestock associations Of Texas
into one body was practically killed b.
the refusal OF the Texas Livestock
association at rs session just
closed ia Austin 10 act favor
ably Ia the matter 10 rosidcred
its interests divergent from that of the
Northwest and other associations. II
thought there was q big and useful field
far both the Northwest association ana
itself. and that better work could he done
IN ench In Us individual sphere An
other reason was that many of The mem
bers had Ike idea that there was coh'
siderable opposition 10 the matter among
members of The Northwest Ussoclnuol'
and that when the proposition was hadr
~ thot body at lbs coming annual CON
vention IN Fort Worth. 4 would be re-
ieorer 4. Loving, secretary OF Texas
Tiy,stnel association. was heartily lh
f"ynr M the move. lie says one oi t'c
reasons Il was rejected was bccah"'
bis association Is q INVESTORS nssoplH ,loll'
that Il. II takes in the shrep men hoE
,,.r enttlcmen. etc, while me Ng1
y eyrlnsiyely a cattempn's assQtlnil,nh.
trin .xpcutiye committee OF the V4"l
,,.'.st,,ck nssoctati0n viii hold a injecting
,tiy hefoi, the convention ~ fui'
Worth and plan out ns iplutH We
~ w ry best of feeling exists between
IN bodies The refusal % unite pginl
only on grounds Of poi'6' -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
MIKE CONNOLLY
AND EDITOR CARMACK ARE
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT
A Bloody Duel, but the Law and Order League
Stops II One Of Mlka's Editorials
Causes tho Trouble.

Memphis Tom, Feb l7-At 1870
u. IN. last night warrants were sworn
out by Hon. q. w Eriskcl president
of the law aud Order league before
Circnit Judge l.. H. Estes for the second
nrrast of Messrs. r. w. Carmaeg aud
M ". Connolly, editors Of the CONNER
rial and the Appeal Avalanche RESPECT
iv.ly. on d charge being about 20 break
tle peace 10y hghtlng q duel Both pa
ners have been Engaged u wordy war
fore growing out ~ the war 90 gamblers
Yesterday Connolly concluded an editO-
NH iu reply 70 the Commercial az fol-
.The Appeal Ayalanche stands pat
Tosb Rulings' hound PUPPY, that never
mil velping over one cuiiins until Il
bnd earned another was not sni geners
mon a request for an apology he re-
fnsed 10 make one. lhe gentlemen were
r'.ieased ON their own reeogpizances and
ordered 10 appear fog examination az
bsiO today.
ps,es' court Of Ale8srs. Carmark hnd
GonnoIl, charged with preparing for
dnel was continued unill 2 o'clock
this afternoon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
ARKANSAS CORRUPTION.
Governor Flshbaek Shows Up Bad State Of
Affairs Stealing on All Sides A
Reverend In H.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. ". Governor
Eishback ia special messnge 10 the
legislature today, said,
Corruption 10 several departments Of
the state government has held high care
niyai for years ~ The insane asylum
be- said. Ia lheir recent report the board
0f trustees DECLARED there was a shortage
of 5000 Ia the accounts " the treasurer
Rev =. H. Buchanan, but more recent
reports pui the shortage ut aWiiO This
amount added 10 the suIn resolved from
pay.patienia, makes the entire embezzle-
tnf.ni $4,000 Tie most hisagreeable
feature of the AMIR Is the fact that the
board failed 10 axe bond 49, required
hy lazy from him during hla lasf term.
aud Il w.ls dning ihm iewn he stole up
wards ~ MOOD. flr which sunl the state
has 10 sefuilff whatever lie also sny.
sou,eona hna stolen the record from tho
socrcfary 81 stats oiii0e. showing the
adoption. several years ago, III alArnd-
scent No 4, which repudiaiei more than
gl,00O,OOO u tbs slatc's indebtedness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
THE ARKANSAS PASS
Has MOI Been Purchased by tho Southern
Pacific Says mr. SluhbS Of the
Latter Road

San Antonio, Tex. Fob ~. lSpecinl)
- G.. Slubhs, general mnnneer of the
Southern Pacific company and J. q.
Schrieyer traffic manager of The Allan
ne system OF That road, arrived here iliis
morning aud spent the day looking over
the property Interests OF Tho company.
Mr. Stnbbs was called upon by ihe cor
respondent aud asked "a give q state
ment BOO regard 10 the lOng-mlked-Oi deal
or purchase OF the san Antonio and Az
ansds Pass railroad by tho southern
Pacific company lie said "lhe South.
ern Pacific company has never purchased
the san Antonio and Arnnsn8 fnss rail
road or attempted 10 purchase ", The
company which ] understand has bought
the road g. the Pacific Improvement
company, corporation orgnnized some
time ago under the laws OF California.
Tie Southern Pacific company viii have
nothing whatever 10 do with the opera.
tiOn Of the new line as 10 is nn entirely
separate and distinct organization from
ne compauy. our stockholders are also
Interested n The Pacific Improvement
company. bit / an not prepared 90 say
WHO they are II h The general under
Standing IN railway circles TINT IhDmnf
Stlllnan of New York. viii be the presi.
dent Of tho San Antonio and Aransn,
Pa.s under hs new management hmt
III not know what truth there is in Ia
rep0r. During his stay here today, Mr.
Stubhs had conference Win thaflrs "
Peck. asistAnt general manager of thl
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
LIREnAL RNpREsENTATIoN-

The Populists polled at the last cleo
ton ia this city the following vote:
First ward, %; Second ward, Ga
Third ward llG; Fourth ward A3;
Fifth ward, ~; Sixth ward. IS; Seventh
warl, %; Eighth ward. II; Ninth ward.
5}-a total Of 0OG votes
The call for the primaries published
herein on q basis of one delegate for
every ten votes polled 40 the lust cleo
ton provides for the selection of
delegates ms follows:
First ward, 80 delegates, that is the
exact number of votes polled for Nu-
second ward, 60 delegates, that is two
more than the party had votes for Nu-
gcut.
Third ward, 90 delegates, and the
vote was llG for Nugcut
FOuth ward, 90 delegates, aud those
who attend the primary have N3 voters
10 select them from.
Fifth ward. ~ delegates. and the vote
was ~. so twO-thirls of the voters will
go rs delegates.
Sixth ward. n delegates and the ward
only polled iS votes.
Seventh ward. ~ delegates, and the
best margin of any for the ward p0lled
SO votes for Judge Nugpnt
Eighth ward - delegates, and these
are 10 be- selected from II voters.
Ninth ward. 10 delegates. and these
are TO be- picked out of % voters.
The total number of delegates is 39i
| to Dee chosen from COG voters, who cast
their lot with the pomists at the last
| election. The vote OF Judge Nugeut was
| used, and rs he Is q man of great per.
sonul worth he polled larger vote than
! did his party but Il is nor So different
| from the party vote That it IL needful IL
| distinguish it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
he'll PlCKiNGS
IN THE CITY.

sraa, who was recently u victim
+ bin, said yesterday that II made
ire "gesundhcit ist bossir vie
Libby CAGE was quickly disposed
lldgp Harris yesterday afternoon
lfy was rrinandcd 20 the custody
Aerid 10 await the arrival of the
nv approved by Governor Hogg.
hlbot was driving in Peyton
|Ali buggy. when TUlbot's borsr
and, ran OF. threw him out.
n him up pretty hudly and almost
thdling-wood of the buggy.
suggestion was made a day OF
u nat IL did not add 10 the dignity
epsl addressing "A court To punctu.
ngument with pulfs At his cigar.
sgsnteenih district court room
y "a minutes too slow. aud this
ipild SOME confusion To those hay.
'Aless before the court.
IN lgdkins yesterday arrested two
n MS Hestr aud Lola Hciz.
'a Toe charge Of stealing pillows.
~ Wcll-kpown Third ward char.
lr Valerworks Office when the
w reeds cleaning of the SCOT. %
w W. wall is opened. u cartridge
~ 'iigWn iu the stove and the rX
81 nc powder blows the soot ont
..Fu the Jerks said. "a grput say.
asf " or s. 10 a man TO take
~ aqSn and clean H.
ltr i1ehauge is no robbery. Prov,
@epng something you have nm
tsal Tor something You want an,
Rar You can do this througl
n column on third page uudel
~ swap column third page.
i 34aaNonnell, who for yenrs WA
r .n,l q Rains county. and subsp
KS sheriff Of Childress county
~ uohe now Is, Is Ia Fort Worth
y 'e'.Aell ls a candidate Tor the
" marshal Of this district
Browning has gene to Litu,
= q TITS district.
y Laldn 81 Rockford. III. VIII.
20 The HOllcy Mnuufactulin,
o. l.ockpOrt ~ y. rs I'm m,
4pennlend The placing of In
W pumps He expresses ia
'uas the work can be complete,
ASp days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
BETTlEL NOTES.

Tonight az the Bethel lni ssion on Main
street. near Fifteenth. ths attendants
aud those who are interested In the
work being done by the MISS 5ners viii
give a pound party for the benefit of
Superintendent Byron aud his helpers.
Every one who attends aud many IL
is hoped will be present. IS expected 10
take with him pound Of something
though " bis libcrality makes Il several
pounds no objection viii be made. Pro
ceiyed
Every Friday night AZ the Union
Bethel mission Is given to the Christian
alliance
The record Of the work of the Bethel
mission this week shows twenty con
versions aud numerous requests for
prayers, apart from the deeds OF true
charity Of which no record Is made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Share Market Was Re-
markable Yesterday.
MONEY WAS MUCH STRONGER,
Call Money Going as High as SIX Per Cent
Dealings We're Large and 10 Nos,
iases Stocks Closed Lower
Railroad Bonds.


New York. Feb. 1.-THE stock market
today WIS remarkable QUE, nOt only
for the Volume of business transacted,
but for the width of huc,naiions and
the rather neutral result "a The day y
operations. The hears were ont Va iull
force and made one Of the most Nigur
Gus drives of the season against l,uadiig
aud leading industrial shHrss. lut az
The close Of thu day only Reading, New
England and Cordagc showed any
marked less. there were few important
gains, and among the general railroad
list changes are about equ tlly divided
between gains and losses ~ suAn fruc-
lions No clear demonstration OF The
inherent strength Of the mnfyet could
he gwen and the general conhdcuDo VI
holders ol stocks was plain. Adyiccf
over night that the president had left
20 the discretion of Secretary F0stcI
the matter OF the issue of bonds rens.
sured the street The opening of the
market was therefore generally strung
but this did not deter the uenrs rom car
rviug out pre-arrangcd program Of
a vigorous drive at 9 few. weak spots
In the list Early the Efforts of thr
bears were directed largely against
sugar and corlage and the former was
driven down Be. Manipulatofs OF thCs,
stocks however, took hold 81 thCm LATER
In the day aud both rose HLain. The
rest of industuals symputhi1rj viii, tht
leaders but the final changes Ia al
eases were Insignificant with the tXccp
ton Of tobacco. which closed With d
gain of - i.Sc.
Railroad shares were fairly we'll held
Tho market remained extremely cciiy,
right UP TO the close. which however
was quite unsettled and evidently under
the influence of weakness n Reading.
Railway bonds were cJmpamdy"l,
| quiet.
State bonds neglected.
Government bouds dull, easier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
P0PULlST PRIMARY
Meetings viii Be Held Tonight
to Select Delegates
FOR A CITY CONVENTION AND
TO Nominate Aldermen Lot Of PsIy THEW
ing Is Reported 10 the Police and Some
Arrests Are Made BY the Police
officers Other Local Notes.
pOpULIsT PRIMARIES

The third party will hold primaries in
the several wards tonight Ia response
TO this call
Fort WORTH Tex. Fob. q. 1893.
To the People of Fort Worth:
In compliance with resolution adopt
ed by the Peoples party executive com.
mittce on the Attn inst, primaries are
hereby called IN an the wards of the
city ut : y. m. SATURDAY. Feb. rs
1898, TO select q candidate for alder
luan of each ward. also chairman of
executive committee, one for each
ward. for the ensuing year. aud dele
gates 10 the city cOnyention 10 be- held
at the court house at : p. m. Saturday.
Feb %, 1893, 70 nominate full city
ticket
Places of meeting and number of dele
gates each ward should select, to-wit:
First ward, city hall 90 delegates.
Second ward, Neute's hall, go dele
gates.
Third ward, Judge Martins Office.
81 delegates
Fourth ward. fire hall. Fifteenth aud
Houston, 30 delegates.
Fifth ward, Tucker Hin Ere ball, A.
delegates
sixth ward fire ball Al Delegates
Seventh ward, POpe's store, II dele
gates.
Eighth ward. Bacon school house, l.
delegates
ninth ward, court house, 40 dele
gates
The basis Of representation used is on,
for every ten Of the votes east at the
last election
II place of meeting should from ans
cause, bee changed due notice viii b,
given. H. - ROLES, Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Rearan. FEB IA This morning abqnt
io9O he large residenee oi NJ -.
Fmnfain. president 81 W. lAlis '"N.,s
80 ,.,a bnruod. together With most ~
~ cont.uts. The hre originated ~ the
citrheu ~ SOME unknown cause ~ 10
49, ,vsa In the house "a tbe time lsoss
abour $500 81 $500, 20 insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
sHsRlFF zAPp
On Trial al Austin for Opening Teller An
81 Paso Charter Filed.

Austin. rex.. Feb, ~. lSpeciaiJ
g6rn6 u H. Iapp ~ Fayctte county
has been GA thai here to.lay in The Fed.
eysl rofif charged with frauduleniyl
oneuiag fie hail az Deputy liniifd
srtes Alafshai Iolu a. liaukin while
san no ~ concluded until tomorrow.
tlarefad Tbs Goodman pr0Aliee
cof4nanv with headquarters az ~ las0.
(,ap,tA stock. NDfDO. Directors, j,
f,ooiman. \. u. Goodman aud JAS Good.
man, all nAdsnx VI ~ Pnso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
eRnP0SALS.

win bh received by the under.
\ ril Monday. 2 D. m- Feb. 20.
. M. wIll be- opened for constructing
"a feoi more ~ less of brick or
I rsrm sewer, about 6 in dl1mp.
hsIs upon application. lllls 10 be
ati hy ctrtinri clcck for 500.
lr reserves the right to reject amy
TtAs, ~. H. KERR
CITY Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
PERSONALS.

isl a nssns was IN the city yester-
M ,se enepnoea 10 his friends fhnt
lLat s3,iled 20 bis hrst love tho
& a t,' N.et- Democrat liz n now
NJ d.aying agent for the sreat
ah,f ~, Hr Wickens was viii
a MAI MAI years ago nnd never
i,f Tsss.i'lSFlgnlty 10 say n GOOD
a,pltie NM, Ais friends here con.
n \ Y IN his now move.
\ pse 3 ssfIllses mud her sou Uuey,
Nt6e Asetefey, Mexico. for lie
w Maiih % he Inter " Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
NOTICE

-s,r annual meeting Of the stock.
y ~ Fort Worth and Denver Ter
4 t.nesy company Will be held az
~ n tfo company IN the city ~ Fort
/ e ref on Tuesday, March Z ucNt az
1900 d. N Tho trnnFier books VII!
4 a fqh 2 a. 1880 O'Clock. a: M, ana
~ March \ 81 1890 o'clock a. m.
W. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
SEEDS

e,elyod direct FROM the growers,
I,rra rock of bulk seeds ever ship.
Z NJ south. Gardeners farmers and
i Il Nm save % per cent by sending
=, dlteel ~ ~. Headquarters Tor
~ Alfalfa, clover. grass seed ar
}, seed corn, Bliss Triumph potatoes,
4 rt,s cartier than Early Rose, tntn.
f,t GALLOWAY q 90.
4 N and GO. Elm street, Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
MADAME nAv1s

Ia n si1 ,sel complexion specialist,
IA 100. lutt Worth Feb. 18th. aud
s 'lsel TO receive The ladies al
3sf ~ lhe Pickwlck hotel. Her
|l,t.is treatment Is endorsed hy lead.
& bss 'as North und South. Consul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

The Teachers Institute FOR the city
WIZ mect this morning Ia the high scEuol
chapel at $50 O'clock An Interesting
program has been arranged. differing
from the ordinary institute in that %
VIII give practical illustration Of methods
tended to all Interested Ia school work
10 be- nrpsaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

..,,r ANNUAL meeting OF the stock
~ ne Tor, Worth and Denver
.9vsy company viii he held NJ
4 ~. AZ the company in the city on orr
:, rcy.. on Tuesdpy. March hcNt. nii
j t.r M. The transfer books VIII
e'Sgs M 1870 o'cluk. q, ~. and
- usreh nj 1880 o'clock a. u.
n F" w. A. ROSS. Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
K. OF II. ENTrRTATNNENT.

Tuesday the 18th inst. Germania
lodge No 3474 X Of II. win give IN
entertainment for the benefit Of the
lodge. at the Gernania hall "a the cor
ner Of Fourteenth aud Houston streets
The committee Of arrangements. having
the matter Ia charge, Is H. III Schubert.
X BrunQw. II. Kuhn. Joe Mayer George
Kurt, George Walter aud A. Haberzet-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
NONIE BENNY THEFrs.

Yesterday Officer Scott found two very
small thieves. who have been guilty of
some tmoviug Willie Payne was ar
rested with q suit Of child's clothing.
pants and cont dark I'm color, supposed
to have been stolen.
Also John Morton for the theft Of
beer fuucot and other articles from
Fifteenth street saloon. and later he
was accused of the theft of a watch.
John Williams, colOred went INTO the
room of Frank Fears, col0rcd ut the
residence of j. g. Reilly. whore Fears
works, and breaking open his desk. rob
bed him of smnll sum of money aud
some clotlJng. The burglary was quick
~ discovered. aud some of Mr.. Rcily's
sons and Fears chased Williams down,
captured him aud held him until Officer
Rushing could get out and bring him In
to the buosc.
officer Judkins went 90 arrest VIM
Stone, colorcd. yesterday mud was de-
lnyed nt the front door until the dnrky
got ont the back way aud He'd. Judkns
follow him. but the mokc was lighter
of build and younger and soon outrm
the officer Stone had q theft charge
against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
A BURGLAR.

About $50 THURSDAY morning n burg
lar entered the residence of Il, +. Chol-
lar at Arlington Heights, but was dis
covered aud He'd before Mr.. Chollar,
Complaint Is made OF the lranps who
make rendezvous of an old mill about
"A half mile from the Moore Iron works.
for they are suspected Of this house
brp1kiur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

~ hsrla,f e9 ~ Especial. DIR
gsl dsses Melville 81 t6e uatr
~ ar'ei 'aeni' dropped dead ON
here tonight Of heart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
spIoIAL NOTICES.
3 I6lcRnEcTS.

10 MthiII
,..,,ssrs court Of Tarrant coun.
p Iaaslts arciteets to submit S6g1t B Plass
pelh,A i'1 NJ dc city OF Fort Worth.
N gec1sl san consist u foundations.
f s.s,.toas and sections u drawn ,i,. to n a
r t @ me i9e Is,oS SRa eSis S Ss
iece,l eanacity aud dimensions OF
|1arie'ef t,siiafions as TO cost % same,
IL D ihs county 'ty,n fisra' o 9' sepi iSg
FetA ,iovelfmod. The specifications
. ~ u'v ny said plans. Twenty i've
'1 sssrs 259o win ,6 be paid f9r r.. iss
Z an pe,sno.s,rree The Right 10 reject
rs'lougar n,oposcd Plans and specih.
~ sm,a y. RsS' must be aicd in Office Of
ssg csss o arr RAJ i eog1ty man AZ '4 Is
h q fe' ~ Nonday. the 18th day Of
n .e9e' JOHN =. KING,
y. w flers Of Tarrant County, -Iex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

probable that at It's convention The North
west Will BE- asked to unite with tie
Texas association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18

Augusta. Ga.. Fob 1.-THE Sutc
Agricultural soricty has adopted rvsolu-
tions urging reduction Of cotton acre.
age and decreased crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
MoNEY ANn EXcHANGn.

New York, Feb. n. Money on coll
hrmcr Rate; close offered tt Be-.
Prime mercantile paper, JWGe,
Sterling exchange quiet enN'r, 81 NGl2
for sixty day bills; Sass - Tor lomuud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-18
AL TIE SAME.

THAYER, iowa.
Isufered for along
h Pain time with strained
] Long back, and was in bed
Tlme' four months.
JACOBS OIL :" y sea
Epcdme *
-.---.-l--ru-a--------r -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

borvi, the son Of Jacob Baldwin, a sue
re,sfnl farmer and Texas pioneer.
At Tie age Of IL young Baldwin en-
terpd Savoy college, where hc remained
n series Of years, aud in June, lSS3,
graduated nt the head of his class, cap
turing the medal for oratOry over many
In September. 1888. he entered tho
law department OF tie University Of
Texas and two years thereafter gradu-
nted with honor Ho returned ~ Bon
hnnd formed a. partnpr.qdp with the
late R0bt III. Taylor, the great North
Texas original lawyer, whore be pric-
uccd his profession with marked sue
cess tin 1890, when bo removed To Has
kcll. Tex, whore he now resides as The
senior member OF the law firm OF Bald
win a LomnN.
IN MAY. 1896 ne was united In mnr.
riagc 10 Miss Hattie Thompson Of ltnscn,
Tex. q most accomplished young lady,
noted for her personal charms and qunli-
ties of mind They have one child
Robert Bnssell Baldwin, a bright young
boy Of 4 years, and, father like senator
Baldwin says young BaEsen VIII gOme
day DO the 'Tc1as Grover Cleveland
After receiving tho nomination from
his party for tho Office be now
holds, Senator Baldwin entered tho field
against his Populisb opponent, made an
able and effective defence for Democracy
and was elected 10y 800 majority
He N chairman OF the committee on
public land Office, and serves oh many
Of the most Important committees Of
the senate, aud lnH the distinction of
being the first university student elected
20 abe senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPA ANY

railroads besides the Lackaw0nna seems
almost complete.
An unknown woman IN attempting to
cross the Delaware aud Hudson track
was killed.
Pottsville reports the heaviest snow
storm for many years in progress through
out the coal regions since { o'clock last
evening, and this morning snow had
reached q depth of Is inches, while some
plnces thercabouts reported Is and 20
inches The brisk wind sprung up and
the snow drifted badly In all quarters
ltnilroad trains are badly delayed The
Schuyldu electric road connecting Potts
VIE and outlying towns is completely
under snow.
SusquelRnna says the great storm con
tlnucs throughout that section and
throughout that section and through pas
Senger trains on tue mnln line of the
New York, Lake Erie and Western are
running three TO four hours late.
The Jefferson division Of the Delaware
nnd Hudson road are entirely bloCied
ana no effort Is being made TO move
trains, Suburban turnpkes are blocked
with drifts 10 10 - feet high ana stage
ana mail routes are abandoned.
At Hazleton the storm is raging fu-
rlonsly. Snowdrltted so thicllly that all
traffic Is seriously impeded a number Of
trains were abandoned. and others are US
ing two and three engines No trains
are running over the Schuylkill division
OF the Lehigh Valley road.
passenger train from Deano ran in
TO ten-foot snow drift at Lofty and
was snow hound five hours. At Hurris-
burg snow 10 the depth OF II inches fell
last night and greatly impcdcd travel and
trlthc In l.ykcns Valley it Is 13 inches
deep. Street car travel is greatly tipped
ed: Country roads are closed by deep
ullltS aud fnrmers on their way TO the
city had 10 cut roads across fields
- passenger truin from Reading on the
hcading and Lancaster railroad is stucl,
M q snow drift at Junction and two en-
glnes, which were sent 90 her assistance.
are tust In & six-foot snow bank nj Pet.
ersburg.