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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-07
STILL UNKNOWN.
The Victim of Sunday gifts Fatality Re-
mains Unidentiiied-The Coroner's In

The Victim of Sunday Nights Fatality Re-
mains Unidentified-The Coroner's In
quest
The inquest over the remains OF
the unknown man found dead in the
Rock Island yards on Sunday night
was held in the office of Coroner
Halves today. The jury was COM
posed of s. w. Searle, foreman, l.. V.
Eckhart, Lee Pau, $. r. Wright,
J. H. Cleland and George Foster,
several witnesses being examined to
determine the facts leading up to his
death.
The Evidence.
The first witness examined was
William Van Dyke, of Davenport, a
switchman in the employ of the c..
r. |. & p, who testified to having had
his attention called to the body of
the dead man living on the track at
about 6:20 o'clock. Witness gave a
description of the position in which
the body was found, and testified
further to having notified the yard
master of the occurrence and asking
the latter TO inform the coroner and
police. Witness did not remember
of ever having seen the man before.
DR.. &. W. Wheeler, who made an
eXalnination of the body shortly after
it had been found. was next put
upon the stand and gave description
OF the wounds upon the body. Wit
ness found Il cash some three inches
long on the right side of the neck and
also discovered that the neck had
wound upon the back of the head and
bruises on the face and upper part of
! the breast, the latter giving the APP
| pearancc that something had passed
over it. In the opinion of the wit
ness. either of the first named inlur-
| les would have been sufficient to
| cause death. it being his opinion also
that the man was killed by the ears.
Z. Q. Lundy, the night fireman at
| the boiler house, near where the body
| was found, was then examined, but
threw no new light on the accident
! except to state that Daniel Morarity
had passed along that way just pre-
/ vious to the pulling in of freight No.
| 90 from the west, and saw no body on
the track then. In the opinion OF
! the witness he had met his death in
crawling between the ears.
William Arnold, the engineer on
engine $40, which was the one pull
ing train number 80. saw nothing OF
the man. nor did any of the other
train men. James Breen. switch.
man. and c. NJ. Williams. an engi-
neer. also gave testimony in relation
to the matter corroborative of the
! foregoing facts.
| Officer William Glass testified to
having met the man earlier in the
evening near the Brooks crossing, the
stranger being then on his way down
the tracks toward the round house
| He had called ut KnoX's undertaking
rooms and identified the body as that
| of the man he had met late in the af
| ternoon.
| The Verdict.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-07
Entertainments

The Brothers Byrne appear at the
Burtis at Davenport tomorrow night
in their famous musical entertain
ment, Eight Bells"
Thomas grand Chicago orchestra
is to give one of it's matohless con-
certs at the Burtis at Davenport,
Friday evening OF this week.
The popular mr.. Potter of Texas"
will be presented at Harper's theatre
Saturday evening and deserves to
meet with success. This dramatiza-
ton of the novel of A. c. Gunter has
real vivacity through its creation of
the free and easy cattle king of the
Texas frontier; character which.
however extravagant, does no dis
credit to our nationality.
Captain of Police, Phillip J. Bar
Dor, of Baltimore, M. D., says: Sal
walton Oil has been used at our sta
ton the past winter for rheumatism,
neuralgia pain in the back, ETC., and
have yet to meet with lis equal. 1t
is the best
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-07

tbe method and results when
|, Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
I.f,eshing to the taste, and acts
r yet promptly on the Kidneys,
/; and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
| sssctually, dispels colds, head
|. aud fevers and cures habitual
fF.iostion. Syrup of Figs is the
remedy of its kind ever pro-
Il. pleasing to the taste and &C.
I'M to the stomach, prompt in
|srton and truly beneficial in its
n. prepared only from the most
|5v and agreeable substances, its
r. excellent qualities commend it
~ and have made it the most
|rlar remedy known.
[rup of Figs is for sale in SOC
bottles by all leading drug
|. Any reliable druggist who
not have it on hand will pro-
| it promptly for any one who
Ess to try it, DO not accept any
stitute.
lLIFORRiA FIG SYRUP CO..
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, H. NEW YORK. nv.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-07
The Verdict.

After a few minutes deliberation
the jury returned a verdict that the
unknown man came to his death ''by
being run over by train No. 80 of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Prcific road
in its yards at 6:15 on Sunday even
ing. March ), 1898, attaching no
blame to the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific company"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-07

Late On Saturday eived direct from The fashe
centres of the lot of fancy slk5 for waists
costumes, trimmings, in sho cts, inst1ipes in
pisids, the deorie in changeabe ottoman effects,
figures, designs in the latest creations of toe
F ench 10 M; 2h spring shades of The popular
crystal silk, among these shipments. Car lads of new
goods arriving daily Call often Snd the
things.
MCCABE BROS.
1920, 1922, and 1924 Second ave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
LABOR NOTES.

1.t,.,.. -.-..-.. ...-.s.r - -,e,.l ,o,fsb
ga
B.,.,o, ,-,,,,,, -s,s suB,,,uss, IN
resu.
,u,,..,,. t,,,.,,,o, v,,r,. p, ~, turner
baus
bou-s
Washington is to bold an annual iauor
.ee.lus aufe' car inca nave '''
eight weeks.
'l''e san e1p'o!e' -''V'o GERS 10 WASH
iHs'on
Brazil dndi clerks and carpenters have
iVi'"eo UNION
Detroit plumbers and steam ntters ere or
gahlAns
New York wood carvers are winning the
eight-hour DAY.
The machmosts have s65 unions and 10.
90 members.
Detroit German printers were granted an
advance OF two cent. nar 1npo
Bellevernou pal window elass blowers
Will establish cooperative min.
A bn q. ..,s,5,.n , ,.,,-,., ID. 49, a..
before the Sew Hampshire legislature.
A D.,r,l, 1.,t,- so. ,,., 60. g. ,,.,u,.
A.. ,ogpt.-s,,, - ,,.. - - 80
o'H'fal my n.y. miners struck against a
eoai
'',1n oH'saies VIII PROBABLY De sent
W. 'N' 'i''' HA''ouAl l1u'F congress az Lu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
GROWTH or THE SOUTH.
THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT RE.
PORTED FOR THE WEEK
ENDING APRIL 10

The Iradcsmgn, Chattauooga Tom. Ia
~ review OF the industrial situation ln the
Son,n tor ne week ending April 10th rec
new Industries established during the week
Inc ItAas city Improvement company, Of
galveston Texas, capital S2uJO.Wp. an
nam Ala, by the General Electrical com.
lhh}, OF boston, Mass; the Elk River Coal
Alhlhg company, az Charleston, W Va.
capital SiOO.OoOi a brewery with Saa5 OIi
capital 40 Mi1dlesboruugh ky. by the New
south lircwlng and Ice company; the Iyou
Menwacluring company, of Louisville Ky
capital Slo,pot the National Machine COIN,
pany, also OF Louisville capital Si0OOOG:
a cotton min at Juucsyilc =. O.. TO cost
%oVNo by T. l., Hplnes and associates:
barrel factory With $4,000 capital al TIick.
.gWpauyi a cOnperage company at Ashland
ny capital $4,000 by the National Stave
anu 'ouprrage company, ana $4,000 pot
terry az New Decatur, Ala, by the Pottcrs
llnt company.
Tho IIadesiuan reports thirty.seyon new
lnluWrles az established or Incorporated dur.
lnE thc Week, tlrCc systems M Wutcrworks
aud fourteen Important new buildings.
Among the new Industries not already Pc.
terred ~ are a brewery at Wheeling w.
W.. brick aud pottery works costing 500.
Mbt at Galveston, Texas hy the Entertrise
Trick pnd Pottery company; a dIsiulery hi
Cov9gton. XVI an electric lighting plant
nourlng min az White Pine Tcnn hnd a5
lcc Factory AZ Ia Grange, 'fe1as A twenty.
nie tom charcoal furnace n reported nc
Riverside, Ala; fouudlios uuI machine ehoTs
% Asheylle, " O., wins, Texas. ana Nom.
geometry w. Va, an Irrigation company M
itrns city, Texas, aud ochro works on a
large scale az CartCrsyNle GA.
Ihe lradesman plsn reports a 600
cetionseed Ell min 40 Palestine. lexas. by
the PaleUlne Cottonsccd on coninany
cotton Minis az Morganton aud shelby N u
anl Mount Pheasant. IS. c. ANA vrn,i,.u
mih az Newbery Mnls, Va Among NV
woodworking plants ~ the week are a barrel
Factory 40 collins La furniture f9ct"riei
A. Mlddleshoroushi XIV. and Charleston, ~
va. aud saw and plainlng mills al River.
side and Greensboro. Ala BLACK Rock Ark
lgcksenvllle- Fla, Orongeburg s. a.. Bris.
10y Tenn, aud Queen City Texas.
WaierWOrks are 20 he established M C,u-
man Ala. and Iulahoma Tenn. ana an.
iarK"d az Petersburg, Va. The new Lplld
Tugs Include business houses nj AUsnte
Ga Louisville, Ky. Houston ana san Mar.
COS Texas court houses az Ehcrtnn. IN.
AND Wayneshoro. Miss; u public Ian ~
charleston, s. g.; hotels AZ Atlanta, CA
NyW orleans, La. aud Moptvale VA, and
school buildings ut Grevnvllle Tenn nnd
lNrt Lavaca, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TEXAS STRINGS.

Numps have broken ont IN the Paris Jail
The i,year-old child Of Antonio Ranrel was
run over and Killed by Santa Zee ualn at
IA i'aso.
over Fifteen cars Of Vegetables have been
shipped from Corpus Christi over the Arau.
sas Pass rUad this year,
Chas. Luttren who Is IN the sherman
IAN awaiting Ca be hanged FOR uurd,r. has
written u long letter 90 the Democrat m
which hc stll declares hts Innocence
The gamblers Of Rrcnham are lust now
haVag fierce holiday" propHetors OF
holaes where gambling has been conducted
have been notified that they Viii be ndlct
ed n they continue 20 rent houses Tor that
purpose,
Fonniu county Is nfndmg four OF her
courthouse bonds, The bonds now draw G
per cent Tho new bonds viii draw only
Two Of The new l,ouds win be sold ia
the city % boHham, tho other two 60 Fan
hln eouny's permanent school fund
a compauy has beel f,imcd ana a charter
applied Tor 10 run and operate ferry fran
ehlsq over The Rio Grande river al a point
between The new town ~ Colombia. IN the
state OF Npeyo Leon. Mexico, aud Carbon
Siv, In Texas The company held a meet.
ing az thglg o1ye ia Laredo and elected
hiIleara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
rnn noanrNnIrIr

NotvitltauluE tbe unsuccessful 81.
forts Of Alb,ri a. Pope % secure an
appropriation for Soc purpose Of ilustrat-
ing raad construction ut the Chicago
exposition. boz g. uot discouraged. nor
win he discontinue his endelyors 10 have
o roadway exhibit The proposition now
is 90 raise $1,000 for The purpose Of
constructing "a roadway one thousand
feet 500 lfurh and Gfy feet wide Tor
Goo exhibit. Illustrating r1al-making. aud
Ar Hope heads ths list with $1,000.
This exhibit 20 extend from the forestry
building 20 thc livestock pavilion
This plan is set forth iu a letter from
" Buchanan. chief Of the department
~ agriculture end De urges mauuflc-
tuners of material for roads aud streets
o, undertake the building Of sections
of irum fifty 10 one hundred feei
II tbe requisite funds can br raised
aud thc work dome ID 8. Intended 10 hnyc
the rzhibit a c1uDle,c object lesson.
beginning with the OK wagon mired in
the mud and going on up To the perfect
rpndbrd of the latest improved derim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

retas ~ holdirg q c'tfon carnival uhilAs
The oomir fan. me ilea e. % orEAiiiie 81
association with capital stock q s.'''
81 take me ma;trr Do hard. rsiug ne arg
8uiliorur buldIng. aoun 20 be crested. q
exhibits rreriuus viii De oaersl fc'
county displays. and a. e world oonunnf
for two weeks. ioW rates W5ii D. secured
from the railroads
The extensive deposit q asphalt lslr s.
10. In Montague county. Texas. Is belpE
operated b. a local company having capi
tai stock of seu0eo. Tie product i l,eirs
shipped all over ne counuy. and has been
pronounced equal 10 any Ia use. It's deveiop-
meat promises 10 become q large Industry.
80 g Il TIE only mine n0w being worked IN
The Southwest
Citizcus o. N5lln. Mitchell Fisher Coke.
scrrry. Howard. Borden. Martha. Gigssg0ck.
Midland. Ector. Ward and Pecus couutirs. IN
Texas. propose orgauirlng bureau Of iufor-
nation for the purpose u Inducing imuligra.
ton 10 these COUNTLESS The land In 'his
section - extremely rich fertile ard cheap,
and every luducemeut viii be oGerei %
seizure desirable settlers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
F1c1roNs HOLD OK THK READING
WORLD


There are persons Justly claiming NOR
than orlinary iatsnisenca. VITO arr horri
Fed az what they seem 10 rerari ns retro
rressi1u 60 tasto among modern readers
Facts gathered from The records o. cir
/ fulatnr libraries show that 10-s0 pei
cent. of ail re books taken from thes,
belong 10 the riass q fiction
Il is hartly fair to assume that 10
these days n religions scientific ard
literary advance people do not read we'll.
writfcn books on all these subjects. bot
the truth is fhat the majority after the
labors % tie day are disinciinel % ai
land study heavy scholarly w0rk.
Naturally they prefer q lively quicken
inr book. some spirited account q adj
venture and travel. Biographies bring.
ing cae into better acquaintance with
men whom they admire. or some novel
~ a writer who has populanzei bis
w0rk by dealing with what could BE-
actual experiences add with the leading
thoughts " his tire. For the strictly
sensational end the disgusiingly realistic
school ~ fiction there ought % b. no
apolias;, they are utterly. irreJemably
F.uahng. and uaught but depraved
taste can tolerate them.
TIE list Of noyeiists who commend
themselves % an uDpervertei literary
taste 81 TOO extended 10 be given here
Dot almost every one can recall the
name- 81 a class % writers. European
and American. who have and 90 minis
tsr 20 ths intellectual culture ~ their
rcaiers ln The world Of books. in the
pnip.t and .a 'bs lecture room. speaker.
a. VOL as writers. whatever the subjects
Ga which they wish 90 awaken She iH.
ferrsi of others. may derive profit from
q study W Doe better orler 0f 6ciion.
By careful snalyss and thorough in-
vesiigatIou they eau gain kuoNlcdge and
may De- induced i1 adopt methods better
adapted go catching tbe attention of
those They wish to instruct aud elify
The lay has passed 20 d has ever been.
when men win be- .rollel or driven into
living lives of lofiier aims. The way. %
religion and Of knowledge must be- made
ways Of pleasuntne-s Of tbs forbidden
way. viii continue % be- the more fire.
queafeI paths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
c0lm To rHn wrsr

"a poem repeated by r. w. Hal at The
Vernon banuuctl
on, c0nN 20 the glorious West!
Ne imWigrant come up Rud invest,
Como M up the plume
Ia the real estate boom.
Am9ag the financially biesti
oh, come 10 this glorious land
or ihe cyclone the sand storm and sand
Whore the OK lies stark
Aud the coyotes hafR
AMI The horse Is too small for his brani
Where The brakeman Is boss OF the train
And the cowboy Is the lord ~ the plain.
Mhera the prairie dog knctls
On the back ~ his heels
Aud ferVvntly pfay eth for rain.
- balmy and uila Is The air
That tie Indian needs only 10 wear
4 coO tomuhaNk,
a greasy scalp lork
WIKI feather Qr Two Ia his hair
Then 20 the Panhandle so blest
~ the hparl OF the glorious West:
Where the not wind blows
DUST gfier it SHOWS,
Ae immlraas come forth and invest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

work on TIE Dew Catholic church at Pales
the Is progressing rapidly
The corner stone 81 tho new PARTS Baptist
church Was laid yesterday,
work on the new Methodist church al
'ooN'"'e win commence nyxt week.
over 40 dwelling houses hayc been bullt
n Salnesnl'e during the past four months.
4 Dian IA beinS oonsldeFsd ia uoastoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TrALfsrs

Bosi0n April lU-G w. Simpson returned
To-day from Fort Worth rol and states
ilat ihp pig stuckyards enterprise at that
new rutrrprisr vim De- known 4. me Fort
worm hiu syuria company WITH fhe pres.
Nrnls Office Doc Hustua. and thnt the cnul,
ial stock VIII hr h1,uu1Uup. with IA pur
value ~ tlnn Tor each share Tho uompany
was formed March u under fhe laws 0f
ihr state or West Virginia A new bank t6
D. urEthltri 40 Iou Worth viii be- pnnci
~" HAliuuM riuekyUis bank of Fort
Worth. tho capital of which Win be- Si.n
uh ~. ". Iallaui ~ Foot Worth win be
pn-slltut Amuug those Interested in the
Wuirt 9rr l. y. Keith of HonruD Mass
nihphuy fmnkliu Pa W. " Hnwkgs 0f
Huntington VA, J. a. W, nncv ana bis
sou, W RILEY ~ little Rock Arr WooI.
MRrh & Nmtr ~ New urlrhna ~ 81 mn.
ln4la-t and J. L. lombard Chicago.
Additional stockholders in this COMPANY ~
ipm chicago. baltimore Hnd rhiladripli,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

1lis is what ,he hirel champion and
defender ~ murdeycrs Rothsohild aud
Curry aud lindle Is reported % have ulj
of ihv pess3
'Tto prcss 'ho vie. cautonptnla fna
eifiHpnlHiir IfrsH p fhe woes uul me
mihgrY n ldna1 hN1 ihr world uInn mnu-
lirt ih1 r1linnniitlH 2tf newspaper upu
Mhp hlHflf mitft IffFUnf 1reau nud hob a
msn " rhnwofr. U Ufr OH bow COM
trninlir W nle DO ug miad Even DIS
falhulfr D. Norn HauIf more uprlEhf mur,,
newspaper mau."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Five years ago The Gazette urged the
erection Of au Immigration building NJ
the union depot The agitation finally
renlt'd ia au exhibit building, aud Tor a
long time ibe Northwest and West haye
pfohIri hy This exhibit Ana now The
Panhandle officially authorizes an exhibit
al Fort Worth Fort Worth Is the gate
way TO Che western half Of the state.
aud ID part and parcel OF that growing
seciiop, aud the sooner every man IN
Fort Worth aad 90 the West acts on
this fact the better Il win b. for city
aud section, Fort Worth aud western
Texas are one,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Count them on your Hug,N again.
The % -iiIlcry, me pactov dead. the new
courthouse abe ciy hah tbe postoHicc
building the Chicago, Rock island and
Taclhe' ihe M"'othcoliios company.
the Waplcs-Gaucr comauy. he brew.
cry additions, me rrur Lumber company,
new Masonic teuplo, the American
National bank and Che s,ockyarls hank.
and only three months of nc yeat some
Won't somebody hold usg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The storm waves viii reach this me-
ridian aud The other change noted win
occur a. aud within 100 miles 0f Fort
Worth. within twcnlv-four hours before
or aitey sunset Of The dates given be-
igw.
April ~ Cooler aud clearing
April i5Fair ADD cool.
April ~ MOirratIng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

frRay Democracy has captured the
clebpFre poslothce. May W. be duIy
ihaAsipl feE whai w are about q ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The Gazette viii decline hsrearof g.
pT.Ht communication which are merely
sEprcssiye % the writer's opiHioas Fhcis
clad interesting nature WI b. printed.
Lut eomnisats viii nos 10 used anIess
ttsciaIly solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
ron SALE

Tao Thogsspi ptgsss o. Cod Brewer Bosy
Tjps Tor SAFE
TIE GAZETTE has flF sale 1900
pounds u BREWER body type; been in
zee only hne months good a. new.
Win be -old 10 l0s Of 10 pounds and
more 90 sait p1rchassrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
Worlds Fair SlII
FIRST COME,
FIRST sERV

The Gazette has
Worlds Fair souFenp
Dollars, which any SUP,
to the paper can nav
each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Spectator rardrdgc, the uoted ''bear~
operator who lost bis an ln wheat on the
Chicago exchange This week. irantlally
declares hts ihieution 70 wreck the fel
lows who wrecked him while ne was a.
tempting 20 wreck them, II Is hard To-
tap a mans pocket these days without
draining bis head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Congressman Bailey tells The Gazette
that the Democrats at Washington are
sstuns together "a The sabiegl u ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
EXTRA PAPERS FOR SALE
AFw Copies Of tuesdays Gsz,!lo o. Hand
Tor Sale.

Parties desiring copies Of TuesJay's
Gazette. containing the account % the
oosummatiou % the paokery deal. can
secure them by applying &c the business
Office. The papers win b. Furnished
wrapped ready f9r mailing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Neal eftaie values IN Fort Worth have
been given permahency by the packory
deal and the acquisition Of The Roch
islanpi and those values win never again
he % lew ~ they are today. The wise
man planss hs seea "a season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

no ROOM gentlemen, no boom; hut
steady advance an glous tho ilpe. More
whoieaale HOUSES more factories, more
people, more homrh more value 10 real
estate But no boom, gentlemen: no
boom. Fort Worth Is ali rlght
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The Rock Island win Increase Tho 40.
maud for Wholesale houses in Fort
Worth. This city win m thufacture tbe
meat drink ard bread for the sonth.
west; but IL needs wholesale houros "a
sell goods 70 q growing tcrl.cry. Hard.
ware sadhrX boots aud shnes. dry
goods aLd hats and caps merchants can
hear vt something 20 their adyantnes
by applying 10 the secretary of the Fort
Worth Chamber OF Commerce
The Texas Pacific, he Missouri Kan.
sas and Texas, Gulf Colorado and santa
Fe the Union Pacific, the st
louis Southwestern, the Fort Worth
aud Rio Graude, The Transcontlnen,al
the For, Worth snl New Orleans and
The Chicago, Rock Island ana Pacific
are secured, Now, for the I'ort Worth
and Albuquerque and the Missouri. Kan.
Sas and Texas from sherman.
The success Of the goobrr grabber at
Warrington Indicates beyond doubt
that AIR Cleveland Is tho victim Of a
geographical error lie Is acting under
the sppposition that Georgia Is Texas and
thar Texas Is a par, Of lower California.
The men who gave the Santa Fe. the
Denver The RIO Grande the Cotton Belt
and ihe Fort Worth and New Oheans
% this city years ago knew what thty
were doins, They loid tho foundation for
an the city Is securing now.
Congressman Bailey tells The Gazette
that the Democrats at Washington are
gatting together On The aakiett ~ the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The Chicago Herald Of Aprn II con
taiuei an Associated Press dispatch
which We reproduce with rs headlines:
FORT WORTH GHDWrH ASSURED.
FORT WORTH GROWTH ASSURED
BIG sTOCKNARDs AND BANKING In.
TERPRlsEs BACKED BY CAP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

tariH and silver. but be fails % explain
VIZ q Is that Texas Democrats and the
llloes ere ~. EeltlnE tngeiher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

The Castles pre,liripn screul years
ago Wa nat Fort worth. Houston ami
Sn Antonio would be The three grest
cities q TEXAS Fort Worth s. getting
ihere. bow is Il, brethren Of the Post
ana Erpreesg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

How The hearts Of the old guard must
throb with delight as the old time cry
IS heard. On 20 Topolobampo. On 10
/ Albuquerque. Ca 10 sherman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

An honor to the old guard and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

There is no reason, 50 far. 90 cya-
ciuie that the national administration
cares any more for a Democratic ma
iority Of 1000 than for @ Democratic
minority Of 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Plans are. now under consideration by
the commissioners court 81 Tauaut
county for the erection ~ O $4,000
Courthouse in For Worth This is a big
six-6gure town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

Governor Jones Of the Choctaw nation
aud Colonel Bill Crawford criminal law
scr of Dallas. are agreed that the news
p1par is o. nuisance.