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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

scytrol spauing events are pending Of
local Interest.
On tfe l2ih inst at Dallas the local
col0ltl lightweight and John l., sullivan
VIII urcl Dallas champion.
on thc 18th Fort North and Kansas
Vly Mo- VIII contend Tor superiority ia
q 2l-hiri cooking matu.
80 l0o ,S;lst Prof.. Il Man, Chrlstol
oi hNrs France, viii give an exhibition
&C tlp opera house. II nrrnnren,,,ttts cnn
he mlie for It's use, ho AZ n wrestlnr
imcer and oil round athlete and en-
eeete 70 wrcauc with fornhnhln Fort
Nprih amateur Local amateurs viii
aud Nthe, evenings entertainment by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
FIRE AT HrrcnnNe

Dallas, Jan. 7-(sDeclal. )-Fho largo norr
al the county farm near Hutchins trss con'
5ngne1 by hge last night Superintendent
d" ve hefsets had been hold "a this div XII
az nome iust as the flames hsd e,ene Nv NJ,
sohu control he organized a hnekef M
sSSas az once aud after hard work sneeeed.
~ III preventing a spread OF tie Rames !.
the main buildings But Tor he a nsnlts 70
tne superintendent and the hncket brisa ~ ~
NelA pnHling would have been fent ~ ~
the deyouring elements "oa Tor
The barn contained a largo ,,,,.,.t...
my and between $500 and l000 hnsbs os
soih, About 200 bushels Of corn in ~ 81
aged condition, was saved NHih-
Tue origin OF tue lire n unknou-r =.
~ ufst surIniSed ihat the nrisan.,i,t Wa
Planned 70 escape by burning the brgdi INV
n1s ,hes were 81 supper ADD made ~ ~,
s ,sns 70 escape. The loss Is heavy There
TENTS. NNNuing "a con
The loss 10 estimated a. 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THE GUN Ar PARIS.

Paris, Tex, Jan. Especial Last
night a shooting ARRAY occurred here be-
tween X. Il. Hodges, lawyer, and X.
w. Mathews, an old citizen of the town.
The exact particulars are not obtaiuable.
Hodges says that Mathews had told him
some things under q pledge Of secrecy
and then charged him with disclosing
them. Hodges denied Il aud says that
Mathews made IN attack and In self
defer 30 Hodges shot Mathews. The
bullet passed through his neck. but sew
cred no arteries. Hodges has rven bond
aud Mathews is lying In a critical con-
dition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TAKEN To EASTLANn.

Mangum Tex, Jan. 7.1(Special) THE
deputy sheriff OF Eastland county, &c.
campanied by two or three rangers, came
to Mangum yesterday and arrested VIM.
Head and John Rogers, both respected
citizens Of Greer county, and will take
are charged by Indictment with having
assisted In hanging two young men In
that county eight years ago. IL seems
that the young men were hanged by a
mob Of twelve men, and these men are
supposed TO have been of the party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
FlkE BEREAVEMENT MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting az thc
hre department was held last nirht NJ
the Central hre hall. and Il WINS isr,,aIv
attended, over fifty memhers heinz ,,r.s
eni. The only business 81 puhlie infsr.
est was the appointment OF a commlt.
,es 9i three 70 memorabilia the city conn,
pending before thai body to nhohsh NV,
Once ~ Hue Inspector. which dutv dS.
wolves on the assistant chief a pssltion
NOW held by John Cola The comp'jt'
tee y stuart Harrison, Don h. Adams
\ proposition to abolish tks relief fund
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
CONTENTS OF THE GAZETTE,

PAGE 1--Adveriiscmenis.
Waller Baker Talks.
The Governors Message.
PAGE 2-slayers Must Go.
The Legal Budget.
ST. Joseph Wholesale Firms
Coming.
Church Notices.
PACE s.--Durlng tho War.
PAGE a.-Anpie Laurie.
Expert Testimony.
stocks and Bonds.
PACE 5.-By Machinery; The Gazetie's
New Type Competing Ma
Realty and Building
Pencil Pickngs.
Personal
PAGE 0-Advertlsements.
PAGE T.--Markets.
FACE s.-City News
The Beer War.
Senatorial Contests.
Crimes Calendar.
whisky Tax
Equitable Banquet
PAGE 9.--Talentod Women.
stage and Foyer.
PAGE i0.-Fault OF the Baby.
Are We Mongrcls7
She Taught Morals.
PAGE i1-Rairoads and RailroRders.
PAGE t2.-Edltorih
Waco Budget
Fiotenin aud Jetsam.
PAGE i3.-Om Boys aud Girls.
PACE 1f.-Men VI Money.
Foreign Travel.
Fosters Weather.
PAGE IA Man with TWO Characters
pAGE lO-falics' Department.
PAGE A. The American 0iH.
Itsrury rransformatlOn.
Matrimonial Miss,
The Alaskan Coust
PAGE is-HOw 20 Fence.
journalism
DE Lcssupl Romance.
PAGE t0-siftings. by NJ. Quad
PACE 2O.-Dndd Bafomi story Of Ad
venture.
Authors. and What They Are
DoiuE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
NOBLE LADTEg WORK.

Don't forget the piano recital for the
benefit of the Associated Charities az
St Paul's Methodist church Thursday
evening Jan 10
The ladies Of the Associated Charities
have prepared rare treat for the music
loving people Of Fort Worth by securing
ward Baxter Perry, for Thursday even
ing. Jan. -
Tho Boston Advertiser says Of Edward
Baxter Perry, the eminent pianist. who
plays under the auspices Of the Associ-
ated Charities Thursday evening: mir
Perry Is charming player poetic In
the extreme, his passages Of tender emo
ton md movements Of fancy light
and airy. His brilllancy of execution
highly developed technique and accuracy
astonishcd and delighted the audience,
who sat entrnnccd during the exhibition
OF his skill at the piano"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
PENsrook BURST.
4 Number Of People Barely Escaped Win
Their Lives.

San Angelo, Tex, Jan, 7.--CSpecial) -
as the large stone penstock OF the Cum.
hlnshn Eleoiric Light and Power com.
pany was being flied this evening pre-
namtory 20 turning the water whea, ~
the penstock burst with a terrlf6e crasb
throwing stones weighing several tors
over a hundred feet A nnmher NJ reo,
PIE Who had gone out from San Apeelo
20 witness the running of the machinerv
ana who We're standing GA the Drnstoct
hbaare} escaped Ia time TO save their likes
me companys loss Is very heavy mn
my WI rebuild Immediately ia NOR,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
4 OOITANE RIlNNn

About 10 O'Clock last night the house
OF william x Francis 1915 East Fourth
street was totally DESTROYED. The house
Was lourroom cottage residence. worth
about $500, and none " thc family were
q, home, Mrs Francis wus away from
tho eng Nhl Nv franci was ont Ia
town somewhere so nothing about the
Insurance could hc learned. 'rhp con.
tents were lost also. rlr department ar
rted Ia tiiuc TO save Leo Moolc's houne.
adjoining ON The Yves, though tho furni.
ure o. ms hoqse was somewhat dam.
aged by hurried removal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THE BROOKLYN Thieves.

Brooklyn, n. ", jan. 7.-An OF III,
Indicted Brooklyn officials this morning
gave bail IN the sum OF $1,000 eacb
They are Supervisor John Y. McKNne,
CITY Auditor Antoine Weber, Deputy Civ
Attorney William ID. Cornell Alderman
A. J. Pealpey, Clerk of Common Councii
Edward Price Supervisor Martin N
Conley, twenty superyisOrs. County An.
dltor Frederick Kenar, III. ID. Sutbard
Patrick Ross, Building Inspector lanes
II. Pigot Of the building department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
A HOT TALK
Between Jerry Simpson and
Streator II Illinois.
ALL EYES ON NEW YORK STATE
To Sec WHO VIII 90 Elected sonai1r Tho
Situation In N,brlska Points 10 lha
Election Of an Anl.aonOpoIisl
Democrat

Topeka. Kan. Jnn. IA sensational
Interview TOOK place in the lobby of one
Of the leading hotels thia evening be-
lween Jerry Simpson. congressman from
the Seventh district who wants TO be-
senator, aud A. H. Sucator the Third
party leader from Illinois. who does not
want him 20 be-
Al the session Of the Legislature of Illi-
nols, at which Senator Palmer was elect.
ell, Simpson took sidos against Mr.
bucntor Ia favor of Senator Palmer,
aud che latter naturally treasured up
ellis action against the Kansas states.
lnnn, anu new that Simpson IL cnndi.
date for senator before the Third party
legislature Of Kansas. lac has come Ia
Topeka 10 labor ingainst simpson
chances.
lie arrived this afternoon aud the
news reachedr Simpson, who Immediately
vet ont 10 call Mr. Strentor down.
Simpson said Il was untrue that he adj
Nlsvd lhinl party mou 10 vote for Palm.
er and dcnod Strrutor 10 prove IL. Strrut.
or dNw from his pocket tcierriu sigu.
ed Jerry Simpson" stating that Ia his
opinion the election of pumpr would
best suhservo the interests Ut the Third
party. Simpson declared the tnlpvraul
a forgery whrrcupOn Strcatur excllim.
81 the statement WuR not trup and
Smpon knew H. Simpson grew white
WIN rugc, and "A personal encounter be-
tween the two mon seemed imminent.
when friends interviewed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ATrEMPTEn orrRAGr

Houston, Tex, Jan. Especial. y
Taylor Harrison, a negro. attempted TO
29mlr9ce little colored girl named Lille
Wallace Yesterday afternoon M Rrvan
and Afterwards fed toward the Brazos
bottoms. Blood hounds were put upon
his trail and lively chase ensned. INT
The negro was not caught until this morn
ing, when Deputy Sheriff Coulpe came
upon him In the outskirts of Bryan and
assisted 10y City Marshal Wan. capturcd
him. Ills victim recognized him al once
among i've other men Of similar apneor.
ance. Harrison Is said 10 be a bad negro
who has just served term of several
mouths on the poor farm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TINE THEATIlR

TIE attraction &C the opera house
yesterday was Hews, the magician. AZ
inatlnee and evening performance and
Mighty pleased and deeply iuterested AN.
Meuees Witnessed some clever fonts ~
maNc and some spiritualstic manifesto.
rank next 10 Hermann ana Sellar IN g tbs
world Of mugic. =" WV
HE neat attraction ~ patd Rosa
Monday evening and Tuesday matinee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ANOTunn rlIlM

About 1 O'clock this mon,i,p fro ,v,s
discovered IN baln bolonglne 20 4 x
Ryan, sonthc0s, cornU llraEGio and Och.
uuce' aud beturc M ,,umea could be
brought undor control they had commtl.
mcatcd 60 another hnm beloncin, 10
George L. Pulltt both barns bcing to.
tally destroyed, together with rvn tons
oi hay the ltsa amounting 60 about 500
The origin of the inc rs NOT known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
NERRASKA

Omaha Nrh. Jam e.. New interest
has been gNon the senatorial situnuon
publicaps In orpanigiug the upner honsa
of NE Nebraska legislntuio III nmontts
e u notice Char toe man elected must
he one whom tae ant-moNopnly clpments
gi ell parties can nuito Plans ara po,v
being laid which win brink tho Demo.
crots and independents togciher In cnt.
Gus neSt week, Tho Democrats hold Me-
hey 90 ,hc situation Ia Wow M this
tne supporters ~ Cougrossmnm Mckelg.
han feel confident Of HIS election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Npmofr Monday, giS1; Tuesday piN, wed
uosu"N @'s'i Thursday, et1l Friday, 1880
While the actual enrolment Is less
than IL should be on account of sickness
high. 'e'F
IL VIII be observed that two buila,nss
reached 100 per cent al attcndancs ar9
mat tardlness appears IN three buildigrs
Many OF the pupils who remained ONT
during the fall have returned.
Il Is hoped that many more win co,nn
"a th,w snprecioting the provisions for
SWJn ast'on made by the city Of Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
SunT THE RnRRFR

Salt Lake, U. r.. Jan. Mail Col
lector Sade, last evening. saw two men
wrench the lock of OF box and hppro-
pirate an arm fun Of letters, among them
are some supposed to contain drafts and
checks amounting 10 $4,000. Slade
gave chase and fired two shots from
revolver One Of the robbers gave a
shrek aud fell. Slade returned with an
officer, but the robbers were gone A
pool Of blood marked the place and
twenty letters were scattered In all drec-
tons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ANOTHER sTABBING AFFAIR.


IS. r. Hancock. q young man who
recently purchased the Acme Steam laun-
dry, WIS stabbed yesterday by George
McSee under circumstances that look
ns II MCGEE had gone Ia with an iu-
tentiOn of adding another to the list OF
murders, aud that hc failed was not
due o. any want Of intention.
MCGEE had been hanging around the
laundry entering the Work-rOOm Ia viola
ton Of the rules. aud complaint was made
20 the proprietor Tie told McGee that
II was against the rules tO go into the
laundry room, and asked him to keep
out MCGEE appeared 90 take no Oi-
Tense, brt IN few hours he returned
with companion numed Arnold, ana
called for Handbook who he asked very
roughly why be had been ordered cut.
lt was again explained that nobody was
allowed To- go among the employees while
at work, but this failed 10 satisfy him,
and he bcgnn 30 abuse aud swear nc
Hancock. finally whipping out u knife
aud cutting him In the abdomen.
The wounded man was taken 10 DIR.
Wilson's office. whore surgical attention
WIS given TO him.
McGce has not bceu arrested and his
version is yet 20 he learned.
SHOOTER EASTMAN AGAIN.
When the Grst account of the shooting
Of Officer Bob Rice appeared Ia Tho
Gazette, this statement was made based
un the assertion of the police officers
"lt b. said he is q tramp AZ the re-
qret of his attorney, Eastman. or gs lie
calls himself, nj Il card that il printed
lciuw. Thompson, WAS given the
benefit of bis own denial Of the sugges-
ton That he might be- q tramp
He h not satisfied with this. but rc-
quests the publication Of the following
card, courtesy The Gazette chrerfully
accords him, for II is fair 10 all;
County Jail
Fort Worth, Tex, Jan Z.
Mr.. Editor.
Sir Ny object IN writing this X not
20 p0lliOlc my onense- on alleged OF.
iense-hut to call attention iO an arti.
Gle that appeared in The Gazette of the
9th inst ln Tie issue Of the above date
and the day following u was stated that
] was q tramp fOu hnve absolutely
no grounds for muklng such an assertion.
The fact of my coming over from Dallns
ON % freight train doeM't necessarily Ia
dictate that J nm tramp ! wanted To
get into Fort Worth In the morniug and.
az thcrc WIS mo passenger train leaving
until the next day, ! thought | would
ride over on q freight
When q mnu is olasscd as q tramp. ey-
crNtlinp that W. said against him ls taken
FOR granted Your persistent why Of at
luding to me as a tramp Is very nnnoy-
ing, to say the least.
Because | am charged with crime
Is no reason why ! should be abused
10y policemen and newspapers
When arrested 1 had money enough 20
carry me to fort Worth great many
times, fact that could have been easily
NHcCrinined
nm not a tramp or in any way con-
nvctcd with trnmps.
Please publish this and ohligc
j, THOMPSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WYOMTNG

Cheyenne Wye, Jun. six members
81 he legislature aud two senators mn
kepuhl cans) from Iamarie county had
printed notices OF contest served on them
this evening II Is alleged to he a ire.
cauuonnry measure 10 prevent the dior
OF me legislature and two senators mi
are IN control OF the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
SAFRs Known Op,,N-

Abbott, Tex. Jan. 7.-(S Especial. )--Iast
night about 1920 o'clock ihe stores 81
Messrs Blount Adams A. Price WIS
.niered and the safes blown open. bnf
n ~ ~ the parties lost much. They tried
OF Sauer 4 Groves. but were preyenfed
~ lAe latter who sleeps In the Store M
sue " y the Perpetrators, bus learned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
-FOUR YEARS FOR KuJJNc

Dallas, Ink, Jan 7.-(Speciall A
jury in Judge fuckers court todov
found Dee Taylor guilty Of manslanght-
or ana assessed his punishment at four
lhrSaIs IA the state peniteltiary Dee
Killed Jimmy Reikes. a white bow. win
baseball bat in June last. Small fay-
ors thankfully received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

\ pNW o. the gynnuSlum nnlDt bng
been neelvod and h fast bninr nnt me-
place Y win he ready for use by ir,,es.
day night when the class wnr, viii n,
begun. Al mombers erpoetine Ia az.
errise will have 20 provide thenlselves
Mith gymnasium shoes or slippers. before
enloling elAsA Mnls w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
A RECEPTTON.

a delightful reception was given by
Miss Lillian Paxton at her home IN Ar
lington Heights, Thursday evening. In
honor Of Allss Ona Brown Of Dallas.
Among the guests we're Misses Annie
Fort Of Tennessee, Lizzie and Ellie
Hatcher Of Claude. Tex. Lulu aud Ida
Conner. Lizzie Carter Snllie Weltman,
Bessie Field, Lela Evans, Vista ROyee
Messrs. Charles Forsyth, W. r. Peter,
X. J.. Raley. l.. ~ DuBosc. John San.
didgc, TX. j Weltmnn. L. u Belden, En-
NETT Conner, j. +. Ward. Watt Evans,
and Mr.. aud Mrs Clarence SANFORD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
MRS. NEWBERRY
Found Guilty Of Murder and
Sentenced for Life.
SHE KILLED THREE CHILDREN
Near Joshua--A Dallas IuY Gives a Boy
Killer -Four Years for His Crime The
Criminal Record for Yesterday
From All Points.

Cleburne, Tex, Jan, 7.--(Special) The
jury in the Mary Nowbcrry case, after
being out thirty-six hours returned n
verdict Of guilty and assessed her pun
ishment at ninety-nine years in the peni'
Tertiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
IUsTIFIARLE HoMIcInn

), London, Jan. IA dispatch 10 ~.
Times SAYS A laundryman nonnS
heriez, heort-mroeen on account M NJ
wifes unfaithfumcss. killed lis fon mn
children and himself in Paris last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
All DYES ON NOW yODTl

New York, IAN 7. I'rhc political iur.
mol la thIs state Is attracting attention
FROM men nll over the country SAYS he
lloraiH. PROMINENT politicians here are
serious the situation Is. pe0plc seem to br
esl"clRlly anxious In know how soon nm
open breach Will occur between the prea.
iteatclcg, and the machine lender That
there. VIII be breach ihcv regard ns
cerluln Tho senatorial siuntop ro
mains unchanged Ii IL undrrstood
hlngs county leOdor Mcl.aughliu. s,ill
rtuses 20 pledge Mnseli tn use his inlu.
ence 70 gct bis nevcntcon asgeublymcp
mud two lcn0t0rA 90 vote Tor Mummy on
the first b0llot Ia cuucus. There M rea.
sen TO believe that The namc OF some of
lNings connly'S slntesmcn win be pms Ia.
tore The caucus, go that All those presont
~ me cageus who want 10 please Glove
anu VIII have an opportunity of loins 40
by voting for somc good Democrat other
than the man from Troy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
RFpUnLTCANs NITTsr %

New Haven, Conn, Jan. Z. Secretary
OF state Phelan today announced that an
Republicans employed IA the capltel
would soon be replaced by Democrats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

, foese0, Tex, jan. L. tSpeoiail Nv 4
lil}en ot hraEoriR SAYS that President Mai.
g@ o. we santa W railway has Informed
Nlll put " Additional sldlnRs az AVN ss
ne .oon lnteeda building 4 ilne from thai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
RECORD YESTERDAY,
He Struggled Long but Deaths
Claim Was Too Strong.
ANOTHER sTABBING AFfRAY.
Shooter Eastman, Alias Thompson, IN Good
Language, Expresses Himself on rfamPs.
Two Small Fires lIlumined Last
Nohl--Loca Sporting FyenIs
nEArn cAMn Ar LAsr.

At 1870 yesterday morning, after two
weeks Of exquisite agony. only alleyiated
by the free use OF morphine. George iiar-
grove died IN the county jail his death
being the result Of the wound he received
IN the Arlington tragedy two weeks ago.
Ills Ii the fourth life the affair hHs cost
Ills brother aud ester-in-law and one
or two others were with him when he
died
The funeral will take place from tue
family residenc, on Hampton street be-
tween 10 and II A. m.. today aud the
body will be buried 10 the new cemetery
Friends and ncqunintances Of the de-
ceased ara respectfully invited to attend
the obHequies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Terrell, Tex, Jan. 7-(Special of
hcer James has arrested Isaiah Terrell.
under charge of seduction OF Hattie
Bailey, al colored, TCSrell's bond was
fixed at $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WORTHAM RTRcIApv

-, NVItham TeX, Jan T-lSporiol
The grocery store OF G. n. mans ,'as
broken into last night by unknown par,
YES. They secured an the good things
NJ wv end took 3Scaibrc Smith 4
yet wv" AiNue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WEEKLY sTATEMENr.

OF the average actual enrolment. At
tendance and tardnoss In the CITY pub
Tic schools OF Fort Worth, Tex. Tor the
week ending Friday, Jan. 6, 1897.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
KANSAS

Topeka Kan, Jan. Z The supreme
court TINS afternoon decided the coffey
roullI1 tevt ease for the Repnhnenns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
RrRGIAR,s wnRIS

Madisonvllle, Tex, Jan. 7.-(Special.)-
Burglars broke into the Jewelry estab-
lishment Of Nlny White last night and
appropriated about 5000 worth of jew
elry 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THE CLFARING HOUSE

Manager f. b. Harold makes this
comparative report Of the business Of
the Fort Worth clearing house:
For week ending Jan. Z, 1893, S1.24T.-
J60Od; same week Of 1892, 81, 135, 006 "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

topeka, kan, Jan. 7 rranes Eravh..,,.
pastof 81 llinlty church Atohlson sv,s t6fs
sl,sFngoA eqilsecrated bishop OF OklhhnHs
NA'A Ms residences * Guthrie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
X. OF H ELECrION.

AZ regular session Of the American
Legion OF Honor, held Thursday night.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: j. j. Durham. com
inander; II. H. Williams vice command
or; ). ID. ltAiney. Ir, orator: John A
kec, secretary and collector; Mrs. Geor.
gia Il. Paxton, treasurer; James G.. Hen
derson, chaplain: ID. G. Williams. guide:
sam &, Anderson, warden; Willinm f..
Motley, sentry; Colonel r. NJ. Wynne.
Neil T. Anderson aud Hon. Tinmnn
Smith trustees; G.. Il. Paxton, past com.
mandcr aud representative to the grand
council, to be held at Waco, the latter
part of April
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

New York, Jan. Z
Democratic assOcintinn
celebrated Jackson dhS
quiet at Delinonico's' ~
OF the association wet
a number OF dlstinsg'.
from an over the coen'i1.
COngresSmah. w WA
Kentucky. William r
OF The democratic nspo
Governor Campbell q
gresham M. %. liafse..
gressinaa Breckinfld
toast the DAY We C''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
SEDUCTION CASE.

later that Mr.. Price found some papers
south Of town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TERRiBLE EXPLOSION.
Death and Destruction Caused BY Gas n
pllshnrc.

Pitsshurg, Pa, Jan. Z. By nm exnlo.
zion Of gas az 9 o'clock This morning
ghfee persons We're billed and several ms
1urSd. The list OF Killed Is as follows:
Mrs Sophia Duffy, aeed ca
Daughter Of Mrs. Duty. 0rcd , vaars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The Fort Worth Juniors, not content
with wiping mp the earth with Dallas the
previous day, tried conclusions With the
South Siders yesterday, and came out
personnel Of the teams was as follows;
Juniors Walker w. G. Smith, Bibb,
A. D. Smith, w. y. Smith, Montgomery,
Rozezclle, Scigler Ofurt, Martin and
Carter.
South siders Robinson, Speed Boyd,
TOmlinson. Joe Clements, Ben Gle
ments, Bell, l.. Barber, J. Barber, Nicely,
aud Thompson.